New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1924, Page 16

DOYLE ASSUMES POSITION IN CHARITY DEPARTMENT Appointed Superintendent by Mayor Paonessa to Succeed William €, Cowlishaw Who Filed Resignation John L. Doyle began his dutics to- day as superintendent of the charity department, succceding Willam (. Cowlishaw, and he tendercd his rosig nation as a member of the committee, Superintendent Doyl bhe had been informed it wou possible for him to continue to s as a school committeeman, but he telt he would prefer to devote his entire time and interests to his dutics in the charity department Ex-Superintendent Cowlishaw dered his resignation as a member of the municipal home service commit- tee today and Mayor A. M. Paoncssa mamed Superintendent Do, his #nccessor. Miss Beryl Turner, eral years has been in the the board of charities, her position DIES IN AMBULANCE Mrs. Jennie Parwent Stricken on Way be ten as aho for sev- mploy Home from Church Succumbs to Hemorrhage Enrounte to Hospital. the Mrs. Jennie Darwent nine years housekeeper at dence of Joseph . Lam ce, died in the way 1o the New Britain Gene pital last night from an attack cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Darwent had im the South Congregational and was on her way home aficr church. She was stricken on West Main atre opposite Emmons place, Dr.. C. W. Vivian and Frederick I.. Fay, director of religions education at the South church, saw her fall and went to her aid. Tdeutenant Bamforth of the police @epartment was notified and sent the ambulance but she was dead by the time she reached the hospital. Waterman Lyon, medical examiner pronounced death due cerebral Remorrhage. She leaves a daughter, Mrs, Wil- lam Rutherford of Wethersficld The funeral will be held from 20 Park Place this city at 3 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Burial will be in Unionville. TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA It Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell, The old-time mixture of Sage and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded halr is grand- mother'a recipe, and folks are again using It to keep their halr a good, aven color, which ls quite sensibie, as wa are living in an age when a youth- ful appearance is of the greatest ad- vantage. Nowada though, wa don’t have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing ot home A)l drug stores aell the ready-1o-use product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound 1t is very popular because nobody ocan dis ,eover it has been applied. Simply moisten your combh or a soft bhrush with it and draw this through your hair, taking ons small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair dis appears, but what delighta the dies with Wyeth's ®age and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides bemutiful- Iy darkening the hair affer a few ap plications, it also produces that soft fustre and appearance of abundance Whish is 0 attractive, si- of Dark ambulance on her ral hos- of been to services church to Tea City Items lunches at Crowell’s. advt H. A. Seniors will hold evening at § o'clock will follow. W. A be held Home cooked The ¥ a meeting An entertai W, this ment Rev. wi 15 o'clock at at Harty tomor- Judd's A meeting branch, A. O, tow evening iare Filling daily ion advt. I'ranklin oy The Danghte o'clock at th m., e a mecting of the Isabella tonight at 8§ club rooms. ¢ 100 O will L. “olumbia Records, e Co.—adt, 2 C be in hold » building commission will tonight at § an application of Charles to build a atore on and on the Muter for on New- o'clock 1o s on a permit Meadow ave of Mrs, build nue, Helen rage 1u! application it to I3 avenue, trolas and Pianos, Henry Morans inan's Lunch from §:30 a. m m. —adrt Mrs, Oscar J. Murr who have spent t ra v owi in Syracuse, Tuesday special individual ¢ pies. Soda Shoppe, 289Main St My Mrs, J. G. Fenton on a motor trip to Ashbur Ha to 7:30 p Mr. and s city, n ¥ ay of winter days. icken dvt have left am, Mass., s with They Haiwel fow re yrida, a ¢ summ y will spend a few da Maurice J. Fenton s their guest Mrs, M. Portiand, Me, ara Camp, N. of A.. will hold g tomorrow night in hall Al officers are A social will fol- meet A. M, ted to attend, ow the meeting. Stanley Women's hold a birthday party in G. A, R. hall omorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The party will be held in honor of the members having birthdays in April and vited The Sewir Reliet corps will to attend. Circle of Laurel 0. of A, will meet at the home of Miss Amy Beach, Lenox Place, Tues- from 10 to 5 o'colck. Big reduction sale on hats. Wera £10 and $8 reduced to $3.50, at French Hat Shop, 87 Main Prof. Bldg.~ advt Mrs. William Davis of Hartford has entered the New Britain general hos- pital to undepgo an operation for ap- Mrs. Davis was, before age, Miss Isabelle Lindsley pendicitis her mar of s eity Phenix lodge, I. 0. 0. F., will meet Tuesday evening and rehearse the in- itiatory degree. A son has been born Joseph Mojesky of stroet. nk Indleak of Kensington was driving his automobile at the corner of Broad and Washington streets yes- terday afternoon and collided with a wagon owned and driven by Juchene- of 160 Washington street. One of the wheels of the wagon was broken. A dau to Mr. 104 and Putnam ghter was born at the New Britain General hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Knowles of Stanley street, Saturday night a daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs. Aloysius Freysinger. Miss Lilllan C. Mitehell of Maple street, who recently underwent an operation for appefdicitis, is rest- ing comfortably at the New Britain General hospital, A daughter has and Mrs, Isadore Winthrop street, to Mr, of 2% heen horn Birnbaum Missas Rarnes of this eity Reading.” Anita. Banca and Stony Cresk ware over the week-end, Ruth Visitors Husbands of the members of the Wednesday afternoon bridge elub will be guests at the meeting at the Bur- ritt hotel this afternoon, Twenty-five employes of the John A. Andrews company will be enter- falned by Mr. Andrews at a dinner in the Burritt hotel this evening. Many unusual opportunitien pass np-—unless you read diligently the Herald classified ads, vou 'THE?JINGLE BELLES May, and friends are cordially in- Conrt, | | Yesterday’s Portrait Charles W, Main the Whoozit lished in night. congratulate M the night Whoozit The epistle. Dear “Whoozit" The picture day his car. You street guessed, picture following is NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924, & Francis, of 8§17 which Herald ast fr. Francis and tonight ? the prize Editor:— in not have to see whole of it, to know what it is. Trust 1 am Yours ver; CHARLES W §17 West Mai right, 1 v trul am, n street, West Henry Ford: for was pub- Saturday There isn’t much to say except inform him that a dollar is waiting for him at the Herald. Tuesday night is suburb winning The Herald” Satur- night 1 think is Henry Ford. The reason I think so is because it is like do FRANCIS, HENRY Rules 1Al guesses should be ad. itor, Aressed to New 2—First FORD of Contest “Whoozit"” E Britain Herald, correct dollar prize, 3~ Newshoys ave not allowed in eontest, 4—~Winner to be announced in Herald S—Contest closes at evening after printed, -~ Explain pleture just wo-and.sn, Y GEY ERoM THE Swki A (e ARY Teouy? DO | av - sue GAYE AT MINE ( smame following Aay. 10 8. m pieture to it is with anewer why you think Credit for neatness, Answor te he received at Herald gefs the i r THE and Ready LINE RATES CONSECUTIVE day. 1 3 4 5 & 30 Count 6 words to a li 14 limes to an dnch. Minimum: Space, 3 No Ad .Accepted After Ads Accepted Over the Convenience of and Ask for a “Want e HERALD phabetically Arranged Reference.. INSE Charge Yeatly Order Rates Upon lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 Classitied Page on Same Customers Ad” ANNOUNCEMENTS Store Announcements ing of his grocery 75 West GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 10, 166 Maln St. 1s now located at 436 Main_8t., directly opposite kast Maln St. FREE—5x7 enlaigement with every roll of film developed by Ohrnstedts, 73 West Main St. | WEATHER STRIPS—Ini netal strips saves 1-3 screens. T. E. Wonds. For Quick store at FOR L TIONS Prepaid 00 the accurate $1.50 Application ne. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies MOTOR CARS—Better _cai being built and Bulck 1s *builde them,” New Britain Buick Co. Arch _atreet. Phone 2607, J CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars snd centa. 1P Day. Telephone for Call 925 Qperator for BUICK are L4 accessories. American Sales Co., § El CADILLAC CARS ANNOUNCEMENTS —_— Burial Vaults, Munuments Laeh Motor Co. \West Main, corner Lincoln etreet, CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales service, Superior Auto Company, 1 Phon ZI& BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Baies | BURIAL VAULAS—Concret: ed, water proof, will outlast “either wood £ot tequite ‘laiger Ir.s, reasonsiiy priced. | N. B. Vauit Co., 276 Mayp| beremetically Teinfore- | vice. 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 165 ealed, | Elm St., corner Franklin; 'phone 731, | Do DURA AND SIAR moior car and service. “Just Real Good Care A. Bence, 18 Main street; 'phone 2216, e stec! or metal. le.. Phone NEW BRITAIN—Monument ts of all sizes Oak St cription, specialty. Monum: Carving and le FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Seles serv- | ice; genuine parte and | cestories. Auto- motive Sales & Sorvice Gp. 200 E. Main. | GARDN Works, tter cut Ilorists and Nurserymen ERS—a work done at low pric Gireenhouse, corner sis, X—outperforms any car in iis | class, Sales & Service, 43 Woodland St., | Heckman, Phone 3127-2 plants, funeral New Britain and LaSalle car values, See the new coaches. Honey- | man Auto Sales Co., Salw and Service, | ‘phone 2109, | CUr B peclalizing eenhouse CUT funeral Greenhouse, work, 218 s, pleasing funeral work, HUPMOBILE CARS—SalesanJ Service, City Bervice Statlon, Hartford Ave., corner Stanley and 6 M TRUCKS—Rackliffe | Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, Agents for New Britain and vicinity Lost aud Found ED. A. M. Paonesss. | GVERL AUTOMOTIVE e e Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 TPBES—1919 Hupmobile, 1921 Ford, 1922 Lexington, these cars are good bargain: Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. Hart- ford, Conn, LEPENDABLE, USED CAR: DODGE BROTHERS 1922 Coupe 1921 Roadster FORD Sedan MAXWELL 1923 Touring DURANT 1923 Bedan Terms Arranged TOR SALES CORP. Open Evenings THE S & F. M Fim & Franklin Phone 731 or. DODGE—rondster, 1920, mechanical condl- tion perfect. Rudolph's Garage, Chery St. Phone 2051-2, DODGE—roadster, 1921 very good shape looks good, fine tires. This is & bargain, Superior Auto Co., 378 Arch, Phone 211. DORT—light six, 1923, touring, cannot be | Rudolph's Garage, 127 2051-2, Salesroom, 4 new. Pho; Phone % - NNEDY'S—aito exchange, full lin of usad cars and parts, 26 Willow st Phone 2093. TFORD—spoedster, epecial bullt _overhead Valves, geared up, wire wheels, sport body tndividual fenders $300. Rudolph's Gal rage, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2. om 4 Eim St. Phone 3392, RD, 1824—coupe, brand new in_every detail, 5 tires, lock wheel, etc, Can be bought at a sacrifice, Hont an Auto Sales Co., 130 Arch St. Phone 2109, Open evenings. & ND—model 83, touring, excellent condition, new tires. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry 8. Phone 2051-2, - Salesroom, 4 Flm St. Phone 3392, told from Cherry St. RTLT, FOLD, Dlack, Iost cense and a small note bo Tarmington Ave. Ph MAXWELL AND CHALMFRS—Sales and DIPOSIT BOOK, No. 8506 Savings Ban o the bank. Finder sindly on Rerlin return same service, McGauley and Beanett, Arch MOTOR CARB—Favorably ~known | TAURAGE Monday morning Stanley and Eim Bts, Herald Office. “hestn Tontaiming Aress Finder the world over, F. L. Groen, Sales and Service, 142 Arch St. Phone 62 | NASH and Oakiand motor cars. Salo and | Service. A, G. Hawker, 58 Elm street; material Toat, | 8., between return to ut FOCKETBOOK Jost on Hariford car, Satur- day afternoon. Please retu ‘phone 2435, | PAIGE ) JEWETT—31066 to_ #2710, rn to 31 Glen St. FTONE Marien cLoke ward Lvons St Tel, 1802-13 if_returned to Miss T. Parsons, nday | Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., 319 E. M 8t., (near Elm). Phone 3399, REO MOTOR CARS and truike. IKenne WiLL rope on Franklin Square, Herman E. Doerr, 160 ward DAty who picked up 100 ft. of new M. Searle & Co., Bales and Service, con Eim and Park New Britain, 10. Local agents for Kindly return to ttie Meadow Gabrisl Personals WILLYS-KNIORT AND OVERLAND \aotor | 8 " cars, showroom at ¢ Elm 8 rvice, 127 our town, W Arcade PONT TRUST—y agenta out of from any phote, —_——= SHOWER FOR MISS BATTYE. | A miscellancous shower was held | (At the home of Miss Mildred Arnold | of Chestnut astreet, last honor of Miss ¢ ley street, cipient of many ard next month, City Aivirt_isement | A hearing will be held by th of Water Commissioners New Britain at its room on the 26th day of May 1 o'clock p. m, concerning proposed exe tension of water main Wells street 1,608 feet easterly, from street Daly avenue casterly to Short Seneca street from avenue to Boulevard Reo street 400 feet Albany avenue Cabot street Farmington avenue 0 feet Monros street easterly street, Tichard street from Jeroma saster- Iy 400 feet, All persons npon whom assessiments be made to eover the sxpense of may #ald extension and ow adjacent to the same are herehy noti- fied to be present at said mesting and see cause be heard in relation it they 16 the same. Ry order Commissioners, FRANK J valuar dys Battye of Stan- | Miss Battys was beautiful will become the bride of Harry Shep- Commonwealth of the Roard of Water | Cherry St. “The Bleeve-Vaive Motor enlarging | R. C. Rudolph: ‘phone 205! ]ROLI.INvlnd Jordan Motor and service. Onorato Motor Main_8t. Phone 3426, “photos t o dn 8tudie, o 1 Cars, Co., STUDERAKERS—Light eix touring, $104§ special six touring, $1426; big six touring, 5 0. B. factory, M, Irving Jester, jn | 103 Arch St. “This is & Studebaler year.” evening. and Trucks For Sale 9| g CAT, good tires, top | ellent, gond meshanical 85 Riack Rork Ave, Autc WUTCR, TRZ0—ton and upholstery o condition. Inquire Thone 14995 the re- She gifts RUTCKA - 1922 6 eyl new tires 1923 & eyl 10°0 & eyl 1920 8 e 4 pass coups new paint, | b pass 3 pass L 4 pass, touring. Roard o | of the City of | 201, City Hall CAMLLAC - | 4 at 7:30 12 ¢ pam. coups, mewly painted, | 1 4 pass, coupe, LOCOMOBILE - 1018 pams, for live acdan, perfect conditlon Crest avenue I rAG 1920 5 pams touring, mew paint, from ~ 1920 7 pam westerly touring. storly fr - fiy trom BTUDERAKER 3 Light 6 teuring. to Vanes | NEW RRITAIN A% ARCH ST, RUICK €0, | PHONE 2607, a7 in geed hADR Bence, 84 Main 8t A ~iig 4. 100, C ning property |\ " OLPT 1921-<touring car, appeafances and tire engine, Superior Aute Co, Phone 211, new top, Excelient 178 Arch ancite, ke _naw, herry St. Phone m 8. Phone 3399, Advertising in class. add depart- ment of the Herald counts s Garage, 1 Balesronim, 4 O'BRIEN, Clerk N ONE OHER SLEEP wALIIM PIERCE-ARROW. mers in first class running condition, for further particulars call at Moors Bros. Fish Market, 30 Commercial street. ANE—1919 Chandler 7 passenger, 1920 Lexington, 1919 Hudson 7 passenger. Bar- gaing for quick sale. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 1% Park St, Hartford, Conn. evenings FORDS— ALL, MODELS ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED FRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMORBILE CO, 21 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN USED CARS-~ Ruick & roadater, Jewett sedan, Ford coupe. Maxwell touring. Star sedan, Dodge touring, American six touring. Hudson touring. Studebaker touring, Haynes touring. SALES Co, ARCH 8T, TEL, 3100, OPEN EVENINGS HONETMAN 1 AUTO GOOD USED CARS— 1922 1920 1072 Maxwell touring. Willys-Knight Roo epeed wagon, McGAULEY & RENNETT, 9 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2052, passenger, C. A LEXTNGTON, 1995 —touring, 7 £000 paint, first class condition, Bence Phone 2215 T8 touring n Phens 1134 war, FEO touring Fard runak Ford touring, Frisce roadster, Main Overland 646 West tourin, Rear, tion, H. R fully equipped. 1 Corhin, 581 h asonable price, B, Phons 1830, STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car in good ence, 81 Main | running condition. C. A. 8t Phone 2215, TGB—terms s Jow as §50 Aow ant, 1919 Bulck, 1923 Hupmobile, 1920 Oldsmoabile & Many others. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 155 Park 8¢, Hartford, Conn “TA Herald classificd ad adds momen- tum 1o business lle-r Open ®ood_condition, 5rd_weAnn, Ford rondster, AUTOMOTIVE | Autos and Trucks For Sale USED CARS— Studcbaker, big six Dodge, Cadillac tourin, Ford touring, cheap.t Good used cars at right prices. AMFERICAN SALES INC, 6 ELM STREET, TEL. 1712, OPEN EVENINGS. TSED CARS— 127 | Fords. All In taken 1n trads for new A low with good condition and priced easy terma. Overland touring, model £3 Overland touring, model 90, Allen 17, touring ca Maxzwell 17, touring ear. Judson 18, coupe. Chevrolet 22, coupe. Ford 20, coupe, » 22, touring car. | 22, coupe. 20, 1 ton worm driie ik 35 ton delivery. roadster, touring car. coupe. roadster, § AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGRE, PHONE 729-2, #§ ARCH 8T, ton_truck, run 2 sum- | | USED CARS— | Ruick touring with Rex top, Nash 6. demonatrater, Chevrolet, superior touring. Ford touring. G. HAWKER, §2 ELM ST, A TEL. 2438, | USED CARS-- Thess cara are 21) worth the pries aseked And can ba bought on terms. 6 &edan, run STUDERAKER, 1922 tnor, \ in pere v little, & Brand new tires, fect shape throughout, $1,750 ETUDEBAKER, 19°1 light & sedan, with dise wheels and all extra equip- ment, Price $1,000 ATUDEBAKERS—Wa have & 1984 dema enstrators, open and elosed models. All eelling with a 80.day guarantes Just Droperly broken in. Prices 25 par cent off list; trades considered. OVERL, R—modals 75 and 83, tours Ing PAFA. Both are fn excellent running condition, Price 350, Your ehoice. Now rrice HUDSON -7 pascenger sedan paint, tires and motor are fine $350, DODGE- cally nedan mechants perfect Inake good, Price 200 RUICK -, touring wilt &ive good service ear, This Price $100 PAIGES We have 2 fine shape and ready your choice at 3500, Glenhidoka for the Al road FRANKLIN - roadster and taur Thema are in fine running orde | PAInt and tires, Your choice At £ car 3366 MAXWELL - latn | Thin 1% an new paint madel eeanamical car Price i touring 4 ta eperate only ETUDERAKER- big € aedan, in A-1 condis | MOIRVING JESTER %3 ARCH ETREET OPEN EVENINGE Auty Parts and Accessories 11 AUTO SUPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMER- ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES. TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS, BECON« OMY AUTO SUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN ST, |AUTOMORILE | m t | | BATTERIE and radio batteries _Bervice Bta., 3 rIG G TIRE EALR THE AMERICAN SUPER MILE GUARANTES GET TOUR SEASON'S SUPPI 8.8 or € 1 0454 $10.05 123704 1250 145 OPEN EVEXINGE AMERICAN BALES (¢ 6 ELM STREET, CT |DATTON “THOROBRED —Cords, all sites | low pressure, long wileage, means com- fort, eafety and economy, prices reason- abl The Ball Twe Co., 319 Aich 1743 GREASE GUN FREE—with every 6 1bs rear-end and trausmission grea o eans. 25 rec i per cent SPRING SERVICE—Gan, 0/ and greases | Distributors Kelley-Bpringtield and Fire- I Cord tires. Clark's Accessvry , 158 Sowth Mamn St Phone 1599, STORAGE BATTERIES—and Heprblie | tres 4 W Farrell, 110 Frankiin 84. | _Phone 1568, TOUR BATTERY THE LIFE OF TOUR CAR AND SHOULD BB GIVES PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR ISTERVALS. CAREFUL SERVICE AT THE OSEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA TION. PHONE 900. 1 WASHINGTUN ST 12 337 » Pox 1 Automobiles’ Wanted sras fea 191, 192 " P ———— Must be 8 A1 1922 Pig whesle Motorcyctes and Bicydles INUDIAN Motorcycle and side car hi completely equipped, disc | price very teasomabie. Tiewtaurant, cor. Las M= |§A%S miy 20 ms Wi, TH 0 gl 142 Ok B