New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1924, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, - WOMAN SHOULDERS JUDGE BURPEE OF - HiGh COURT DIES Passes Away at His Home in West Hartord Hartford, May 10. F. Burpee, member of the him- preme court of errors di ght | s€lf unspar ) nuecti- at his hmxw in West Hart World W prome supre There his of legal situ- intellect and his read- discussion made irently 1 reachin 58 1w him pre-em- associates in His examples of sive and * in our to his neclusions, fine own 1 his loss is hench, the the became ¢ He was an to the of e, oser a1 war time W and mili- rtford, at 2 ay afternoon. “ conducted by the ter, pastor of gational churc will be private Rockville, Wheeler's Tribute Chief Just Wheele his sorrow over t Burpee in the f “Justice third member o harn within the more than three ye bers of that cour sociates of Justices Burpee it is imme had all known J terbury, practi ood influe The i | Fadtun e morale of our J order people of the Justice of the luring the supremest and will ¢ wiversal out ougl us ability s. And during his active court, He r guard with It w Hoi Burpec s superior the mujor general, tived f ome Governor omb 1l asurably s fortur sty we had Justics adviser mwan in the state in that field; ) Harbor, a ¢ the so! tice Bu military father f I in the 1d beegga mpetency, 4Ty service from his v for the onel of the 2nd regiment, that of in the Spanish war, giving practice to become Miles' staff. inheritance, experienc eptitude he was fit te part he did in the World war. His life is a lesson in patriotism for the living today and it should be held up after as worthy is I northern ive in mili- L up, a col- « volunteer up his duct of nm: wrmy, of litigation with equal co In the field of most usefulne lawyer he was conspicu advising and cou posing of matte Justice to all the When he went on the years ago he came fully equipped that trying position. After a and honorable service as a trial judge S8 ous, involved play the great neh about 16 for long o come lations of his as soclates to our soldier jurist wer those of closest friendship. We sha T. miss him much. None more so than yself. 1saw him on Thursday after- noon last immediately following the close of our term and never in all our you with an intercou was he more clear and convineing, nor did he express himself in purer diction. 1 am so glad to re- member my friend as h2 appeared to abundant supply of hot water, Inexpensive to in- stall. Call us for further information. me then, 1 thought, and had before W. R. FENN thought that he knew hé was facing grim death, but he was facing it as 139 HART ST. Tel. 2079 Lravely as over soldier did on battie- | field, He lived and died a brave man Visit Our Showroom I The Herald classified ads are speetfully called to your attention. personal Furnish a devoted lover of his country and his state, a the state man, and a generation usefully, as of the highest careers of acceptably and Ihe Gold Siandard of Values Thatl&?‘min WC‘H 12 Mw ~ Taxicab ~ U-Passender Bus Poecal Dol Kenneth M. Searle & Co. REO MOTOR (CARS AND TRUCKS COR. LM AND PARK STS, New Britain, Conn, TYPEWRITERS SOLD — EXCHANGED — RENTED — REPAIRED New L. (. Smith T:pewriters Factory Rebuilt Typewriters Portabie Typewriters Corona — Underwood — Remington New Britain Typewriter Exchange 9% WEST MAIN ST JUST OFF WEST MAIN STRENT wimn s Re- —A AW S-ROOM COTTAGE A HOME AS PROPIRTY 1O’ TERMS Si ON RUSSWIN ROAD 1OR <ALy GARAGE. 1DEAL LOCATION FOR STRICTED TO ONL FAMILY HOUSES H. DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent ROOM 208 NATL. BANK B, TEL 11 bar a man who regarded service to | udge who had served his | Lonorably."” | SATURDAY, Wednesday in the cases of Paul and his wife, Antonini, when arraigned before the court s of violating the liquor Jaw. The couple were arrested yeste rday emen efeney \'lrnH'i 1 raid on t tucted by them at 400 Myrtle and their lome at 434 Myrtle st A smail quantity of liquor was s TRAFFIC MEN T0 MEET ral Agent of Great Lakes Transit BLAME, FINED §250 o Mis. Muzzi Absolves Husband in Hearing on Liquor Case 434 Myrtle police court Ger Corporation 1o Be Speaker Monthly Meeting Tuesday. The nionthly mecting of the traffic burcau of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Burritt hotel at Tuesday. The meeting will 1 1 the second floor wher L o held last month. The Rt M P. L. Stuart, of Boston, ent of the G Fhomas J. Feeney, corporation. and Willia ¥est Ol business on the docket includes hom: v a report of the express committee, a report on road conditions, a report on the train out of New Britain at 6:08 ‘port on the lition of rossings, and rendum No, iome utor Joseph G Anthony 3 noon Woods enter against her was room who same Pol gen- charges, B 1 of remises about five In outlining the irt, Prosecutor has been ', house under obse some time enter sob on.many oce: rvation and men and come polic the United States Chamber of merce, New business to come up will be a » Howell-Barkley bill 10N OF CLAIMS \\m.... S, str A an.u\(u\ of eutl lery was reported , 2 to the pol been stolen from the & Clark fae n by the po- Bartlicwicz’s home whers were found. is alleged to have bought 0 from Zinda and Rental ;g"‘..”,;‘"‘mw after 1 hey hade taken it from the fac- {(hereof on the publi tory, where they are employed, Town of New Britain, ne Raid on Myrtle Street Store, whire the Gecested iast dweit A continuance was granted until Certified from Record, e —— , Jungerrord . within said distriet doth decr Judge BERNARD F, GAFFNEY, For Real Strength this Car is Unsurpassed in Any Class A brute for strength- where strength is vital. As finely built as the finest car—where close measure- ments are called for. A car that in all important parts is unsurpassed in any class—acar thatis stronger and sturdier in proportion to weight and power than cars costing two and three times its price~that is the good Maxwell, and that is why the Maxwell is so un- usually good. It gives economical, care- free service, with easy rid- ing and easy handling, which cannot be equalled at anywhere near its price. McGAULEY & BENNETT 98 ARCH ST. Eport Touring ‘1025 + 0. B, Detroit Tax Extra {AXWELL SPORT TOURING MAY . summer put in’ now. At speaker | reat Lakes Transit | discussion of | 43 on the report of the | "Ispecial committee of transportation af | Com- | o |given the de 10, 1924, | . \ City Items “Masterpiec s Day at Axelrod's, 223 St ~ permanent wave Lucille Beauty Park Have your Parior, 259 Main. Home cooked lunches at Crowell's. —advt Saturday Phone Wednesday a on the Dancing nights at Fddie's piece orchest Aulianna Marcel Superior court, Sta Connty of Hartford, 1924, " Connectient, day of May, S| Upon « said cour | the i notice of the and it appeari }“h—r abouts o azek Is unknown Ordered, the ut Marcel Pien- intiir, the finstitution | of the $th Connecticut, ay of May, i Hurtford, |1 | in said « tartford, n taine shall e by publishing this or |and pendency ‘FOR SALE | Six room cottage on meoln lot, Jhome. at reasonable price, COX & DUNN MAIN ST. | street,—large cozy 272 GOOD CASH OR INT CARS SOLD ON COMMISSION HARRY STARKIE AUTOMO- TIVE SERVIC Phone 295 287 ELM ST, CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS ~General Trncking— 9 WEST ST, TEL. 2! L p— “CROWLEY BROS. INC, PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 (,h'apman Street 2013 Estimates chee Iy wiven on all fobs little | | ates for Moth- | 638.—advt. | Turnpike, 8§ | e ———— Open Until 8 P, M, All Kinds of Oysters and Clams, Shrimp, Crab Meat, Scallops Lobsters, We Have the Goods HONISS’S 24-30 \wle St. Hartford Buick Value—The Measure of Automobile Values People now-a-days measure automobile values on the basis of Buick value. How often you hear such remarks as: “It’s not nearly as good as Buick”. People make these remarks both consciously and unconsciously. Consciously, because they actually know Buick value either from their own experience or that of their friends; unconsciously, because' for twenty years Buick has been the accepted standard of the industry. Good reasons, both, why you should own a Buick. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. 225 ARCH STREET Phone 2607 New Britain, Conr. MOORLAND FARM GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Is the Best Milk Sold Locally ACCREDITED HERD Test of April 28th to May 3rd shows no case of (uberculosis nmong * 91 animals in two and one-halt years C. R, WEIDMAN, supt, Tel, 929-13, Cottage for sale in Belvidere at a Bargain, Only a few minutes from the new state normal school, New Three Family House on Lyon street, any property for sale, see us, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. Dank Bldg. Il you have 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, FOR SALE G-room Cottage in Belvidere, steam heat, ficeplace, lot 505200, Must be sold this week, No reasonable offer refused, Sce or ‘phone us at ongce, Money to lend on second mortagages at reasonable rates, W. L. HATCH COMPANY CITY HALL BLDG, 20 WEST MAIN KT, Open Saturday Evening b swu- w(. wu.ws (34 BY STANLEY You MEN OUGHTA HWAVE MORE To DO THAN STARE AT THAT CLODHOPPER ' DBE];, 'SINCE KE [MOVED INTo TowN HES PUTTIN ON HE LoOOKS JUST LIKE IN THE CATALO& Tel. 2952 TH” PICTURE «l }l/;l\l " 1’fr NO- NO 0-1 SAY HE TH/NKS OLIVER DUCKWORTHY OF TOADVILLE CAME OVER TODAY SIMPLY TO SHOW OFF THE NEW SUIT HE RECENTLY PURCHASED ROM A N\A\L OQDER HOUSE