New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1924, Page 16

16 PRESIDENT GIVES RECREATION TALK Opezs National Conference at Washington Washingten, Ma —Development of outdoor life means common denominator of the President Coolidge said today address opening the national confer enee on outdoor recreation, “In the case of a people represents many nations, culturesand . races as does our own,” the pres said, “a unification of interests deals in recreations is hound o wic a teHing Influence for solidarity of 1 sntire population. No re truly democratic force can be set off against the tendency to class and cf thar the democracy of individual parts a1 prowess in sport.” The presidant told the several hun dred delegates who had gathered . the eonference in response to his cal that.the purpose of the meeting was “to encourage Americans to more of their opportunities and propriate more of the advantiges of America.” “Our youth need instruction how to play as much as they do in hew to work,” he continued. “Those who are engaged in our indusiries need an opportunity for outdoor life and recreation no less than they need opportunity of employment ide by side with the industrial I\ should be fhe gyvmnasium and athletic field. Along with the ing of A trade by which a livelihood in to be earned should go the learn- ing of how to participate in the tivities of recreation, by which may not only be more enjoyable more rounded out and compictc “Qut of this conference, 1 thers may come a better appre af the necessary development life along these directions. should be made to contribuls health, te broader appreciation nature and her works, to a truer sight inte the whole affair of exist- enee. They should be the means fo acquainting all of us with the won- ders and delights of this world in which we live and of this country of which we are the joint inherito Through them we may teach our chil- dren true sportemanship, right living, the Tove of being square, and the sin cere purpose to make our lives genn inely useful and heipful to our fel- ereation of a people in an which mak ap in pla the learn trust clation of our They to of in- 11 FOUND GUILTY Mobile, Ala., May 22, Eleven of 44 persons on trial here charged with conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act were found guilty hy & jury in federal court today. The remaining 38 were acquitted City Items s, Children's Hosiery Bros.—adyt, Men's,, Wom: {1 reduced. Sloan ' Miss ISmma Morrisey of Whit- {ing strect had tip of a finger I crusheg in a machine at the Landers, & Crark plant yesterday and New Britain General hos- the Frary is the AMen's Luncheon 6iec. Soda Main.—advt. the Veterans' corps the state armory next to officers. supper. wind up ]..m Business Shoppe, 289 Members will meet ! Wednesday evering will be music ral boxing matches program Hallinan’s Lunch J0 p. m—advt. the beautiful display of at elect and a will cre ve the from §:30 a. m. of charm- EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924, 0ozit St ing spring dresses at the Mary Eliza- | Leth, 87 W. Main, Professional Bldg. rdvt. Women's High Shoes, valus $10, for $1.89, Sloan Bros.—advt. annual entertainment and { the “Anchor Brand" Girl's will be Id tomorrow evening c hall. A aplendid pro- rranged. The opening number will given at 8:30 o'clock. A Jourdan, local superintendent of the Connecticut Light and Power Co., attending the convention of the Na- ctrie Light association at At- During his absence, John non is acting as superintendent. Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans Tan six dance o club at Y. gram h tional antie City Ukulel ecach ce & (. Nordstrom of 1 to the had $1.95 arvt 387 street that the R Main night from 1y police last stolen « porte v wateh gser-in his room. 3 Columbia Records, ce Co.—adit Womer 30, for Harry treet heen I $1.00, C L Shoes, value s9c Bros.—advt M. Gordon of 1457 Stanley been notified by the com- missioner motor vehicles that his to operate has been suspended. Paolo Mangiafico of 184 Washington street to operate has restored, High Sloan has ot icense The license of Women's High Shoes, value £1.89. Sloan Bros.—advt, Morris Appel has purchased from Ahe Cohen a three-tenement house ind a two-tenement house located on Hartford avenue and Talcoft street. A regular meeting, of Ht. Mary's Ladies’ Temperance society will held tonight at § o'clock Home nehies at for cooked Crowell High &ho Bros. Women's Rlack for $8¢, Sloan advt, Special Notices of the First serve A | The Congr May Woman's Society tional church will luncheon on Priday from 12 to 2 o'clock. Strawberry shorteake will a specialty, A table will be re- for gentlemen he | servad Four coil water heaters make cool kitchens with or 5, piping hot water. Gas or Kerosene oi’ for fuel. Ericsons Johnson 34 DWIGHT ST. HOH !! - BROKE AGAW!- AND AFTER 1T HAD CAUTIONED YOO be } The likeness of Calvin Cooldige, President of the United States, was guessed correctly by over 300 people. The “Whoozit” editor is exceedingly pleased with the response to yester- s endeavor 8o he is going to do {something which is calculated as a surprise. He is going to give the dol- lar prize to Miss Francis Winfrey, of | 70 and what is more i0c. apiece to 9 Main street, 30 High street, Louis Squillacote, 144 Pieasant street, John Nyz of Stanley Rule and Level and Dorothy Parker of 734 Arch street, If these people will call they ean have their prize at any time. et, to Robert he is going Margurot Mary Wasik; sure and mention the faet are married on your guess, Whoozit will not attempt to tell the | | married man how to spend his prize money which is to be given out by the Herald, If he doesn't know by this time, he'll never kno®. If any {of the Whoozit editor's friends are caught violating the rules; they forever disbarred from trying. If a | youngster brings in a guess tonight, and he isn't a married man that’ enough let him out. You would be surprised if you knew all te put up with just because the read- Ing matter ian’'t digested before guess- ing. The &0c winners in tonight's ! Herald are not disbarred from future Whoozit tonight? to Rluessos, Yesterday’s Portrait PREAMDENT COOLIDGE THOSE FIETY BERRICS - - SPENT IT ALL O0) TiES, WOUD WMADDYE MEAMN YL NEVER TSAST SEAT SOUR KAMONE , AGIa GALY THE SHEIK SAxs ME THROUGH TuE WANMTDER " T TS EvEAIMG DONT You SEE' wELL INSTRUCY WS MinIOMS YO HIDMAT “Tue G N e JAPANESE wiMmeoNno! Tonight is married men's night, Re | that you | are | one has | T [ — THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference.. LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 10 09 20 ¢ 32 “0 iine line line line line line 43 1 line 8180 i rly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an fuch. Minimun: Space, 3 linés. Minimum Book Charge, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. Classified Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Qver the Telephone for Convenience of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for a “\Want Ad" Operator. 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 cen M. for e — [ ANNOUNCEMENTS || _———_———J‘ ‘ Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 | BURTAL VAULIS—Concrete stecl reinforc- | ed; water proof, Leremetically resled. wii) soutiast either wood or metal. Do | mot requite targer irn. reasonably pricad. | _N. B. Vault Co, 216 Maple, Phons 376C. | INEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 | Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and dea- eription, Carving and letter cutting our | specialty. | | || ANNOUNCEMENTS '[ Store Announcements 7 r—e. L AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale P } ‘ AUTOMOTIV ] | Autos aud 1rucks For Sale L] | RADIO during radin ion discount our alt WIDENE. 5 133 MAIN STREET, parts and on ri leu WEATHER STRIPS—Install the accurate metal strips saves 1-3 coal bills, window | screens, 1. B, Woods. Phone 2765, | | p— AUTOMOTIVE ] [ L] p— | Auto and Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Better CArs are being bullt and Bulck (s bullde ing them." New Britain Buick Co. 226 Arch street. Phone 2607, |CHANDLER and Cleveland mutor cars snd accessories, American Sales Co., 8 Elm St. CADILLAC CARS Sales and Servic Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, corner Lincoln ot. CHEVROLET MOTOR CAR: ey service, Superior Aute Company, Arch 8t. Phone 211. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARB—Eales | and service, 8. & F. Motor Bales Co., 155 Elm _8t. orner Franklin; ‘phos 31, | DURANT AND_STAR motor cars, Sales and service. “Just Real Good Care.” C. A. Bence, 185 Main street; 'phoue 2215. FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Sales serv- genuine parts and acceseories, Auto- motive Sales & Se Cn., 200 B. Main. and | 176 | (s, funeral work done at low prices. New Rritain | | Greenhouse, corner Oak and LaSalle | _Sts. Tel. b39-2. ) | CUT FLOWER plants, pleasing \ariety, Bpeclallzing on funeral work, nson’'s Greenh 17 Church COT FLOW potted plants, all Lvn-‘h_; work, free delivery. Sandalile's funeral Greenhouse, 218 Oak St. Phone 2643-12, L] plar forms any car in Sales & Service, 43 Woodland St., J. Heckman, Phone 3127-2. HUDSON AND ESSEX—Americ car values, See the new coacl man Auto Sales Co. Salws and Servic 139 Arch St.; 'phone 2109, ¥ HUPMOBILE CARS—Saies an3 Service, City Service Statlon, Hartford Ave,, Stanley and 6 St.A. M. Paoness [NTERNATIONAL TRUCKS—Rackliffe | -, Park and Bigelow Sta. Phone . Agents for New Britain and vicinity “Lost and Found BLACK —pocketbook Iost hetween West Main and Berlin trolley. Reward for re wurn, Mrs, ¥, E. Rackliffe, Jr., 36 Maple 8t Tei. 274 FNOK-—No, 3036 13sued in the name of Wil- fred Neanne reported it or destroyed, It found retu: to the Plainvil Trust Company, Plainville, Conn, ritt. Initials K, C. Reward. at Finder call 1 TRUBT—your valuable photos to of town. We do enlarging Arcade Studio DoN T agents out from any photo, Store Announcements 7 | BT GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 10, 166 Main 8t, s now located at 436 Main 8t directly opposite East Main 8t. woior cars, Sales and Servise, C. A. Bence. 61 Main Bt.: ‘phone 2216, MAXWELL AND CHALMBRS— service. McGauley and Bennel street, 5 MOON MOTOR CARS—Favorably the world over. F. L. Groen, Sal Servies, 142 Arch St. Phone €25, NASH and Oakland motor car | Service, A, G. Hawker, 58 Eim street; | ighous 3486, - PAIGE AND JEWETT—31065 to 837 Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co, 319 E. Mal St. (near, Blm), Phone 3383, 0 MOTOR CARS and trusks Kenne M. Searle & Co. and Service, con Eim amd Park ew Britain, Conn.; ‘phone 2110. Lo agents for Gabriel ubber | “known | and | FREE—5%7 eniargement with every roll of film developed by Ohrnstedts, 72 wm‘ Main St, PARK WOTEL—restaurant, under new management. board, reasonable rates. Quick and good service. WANTED—all _&chool children to | phonpgraph contest, information | _blanks at Widene 138 Main LIMITATION OF CLAIMS | At a court of probate holden at New Britein, within and for the district of Ber- lin in the County of Hartford and Siate of Comnecticut, on the 19th dJday May, A, D, 1924, | Present, Bernard ¥, Gaffney, ¥so. Judge. On motion of Luke Bartlett of aald Now { Britain, as administrator the state o Mary or Minnie Bartlott late of New It |ain, within sald_district, deceased This court doth decrce that six monthe |be allowed and limited for the creditors of |sald estate to exhibit their elaims against the same to the administrator and directs that public notice be given of this wrder by advertising In & newspaper published in sald New Rriain, and havng a cireulation | |in said Aistrict, and by posting a thersof en th publie slgn post In sald | Town of Now Britain, nearest the pl | whers tha decensed Jast dwelt, “ Certified from Record, ' BERNARD ¥, GAFFNEY, Judge. 213 Main 8 First class tab) Try our meals. | enter | and st « of Rules of Contest 1-—All guesses should he ad. dressed to “Whoozit” Editor, New RBritain Herald. 2-Jrst eorrect answer to be received at Herald gets the dollar prize 3~-Newsboys are not allowed in contest, —~Winner ta he announced in Werald following day. Contest closes at 10 a. m. evening picture s after printed 6——Explain with answer to pleture just why you think it is so.and.so, Credit for neatness, =70V CAN'T BLAME copy | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND \aotor cars, showroom at 4 Eim St.; service, 127 Charry St. “The Sieeve-Vaive Metor.” R. C. Rudolph; ‘phone 20518, ROLLY and Jordan Motor Cars, sal and service. = Onorato Motor Co. Main_St. Phone 3425. STUDERAKERS—Light eix touring, $1045 special six touring, $1425; big six tourin $1,i60; F. O, B. factory. M, Irvink Jestel 193 Arch Bt. tudebaler year, Autos and RUTCK, 1930—touring car, gond 5 and upholstery excellent, gond mechanical ondition. Inquire, 38 Black Roek Ave Prica § A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2 | ® 5 6 6 readster roadster rondster, coupe. eyl P oy pass, | | eapn 1091 1000 LA « pamn. 4« pam corpe roupe LOOOMORILE INS T pass, asdan, tor livery perfect condition ? ETUDERAKER | 1923 Jight & touring, | axcellent buy | NEW BRITAIN 7. RUTER PHOXT 2601, 25 ARCH eylinder, F tharoug nd acis like Auto Ealew Cn., new yamanditinned a new car, 190 Arch &t jus nroughout Waneyman Phona 2100 ew top, | Excellent 176 Areh 931 - touring ppearances and ), Superior Aute Phone 211, tir Co. | FORD—speedster, CHEVROLET, 1933—sedanette, 1ike new. Rudelph's Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2 Falesroom, 4 Elm St, Phone 3 BROTIENS—1623 business coupe. Anpearance and mechanical condition ex- cellent, Five very good tires. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 9 Arch Phone 2109, EFPENDABLE USED CARS— DODGE BROTHERS 1922 Coupe 1821 Roadster ¥ORD 1923 Sedan MAXWELL 1923 Touring DURANT 1923 Sedan Terms Arranged THE 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, Cor. Elm & Franklin Open Evenings Phor DODGE—roadater, 1920, on perfect. Rudolph's Chery St Phone 2051 DODGE~roadster, 1921 100ks good, fine tires. This (s a bargain. Superior Auto Co,, 176 Arch. Phone 211. DORT—light six, 1925, touring, cannot be told from new. Rudolph's Garage, 127 ) Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, 4 Phone 3387, . KENNEDY to ex of used cars and parts, Phone 2093 TENT —used cars traded for bulld- ing lots or real estate, Choice of many open or closed cars. Aarou G, Cohen, Inc. 185 Park §t, Hartford, Conn. Open e 751 mechanical condl- Garage, 127 very good pe s, tll line 26 Willow str )—sedan, A-1 Shane, melf atarter, eic. good paint, had good care, first $250. Tel. 1985, apecial bullt overhead geared up, wire wheels, sport body fenders §300. Rudolph’s Ga- Cherry 8t. Phons 2051-2, Ba Im St Phon model & new tires. Phona 2051.2, 3390 valves, tndividual rage, 127 touring, udolph’s G Balesroom, conditlon, 127 Cherry St Phone FORDE-—~ ALL MODELS ALL PRICES TERME ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT FLMER AUTOMOBILE €O, MAIN BTREFT, NEW BRITAIN GOOD USED CARS— 19 1920 1922 Maxwell touring. Willys-Knight, Reo speed wagon, MeGAULEY & RENNETT, #8 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2052, AED CARSE - Ruick & roadater, Tewett sedan Maxwell touring, Ktar nedan Diodge tourieg. American six touring Hudson touring. Studehaker touring Haynes touring, 1921 1921 MONEYMAN AUTO RALE 199 ARCH ST TED, co., 2109 OREN RVENINGK mt shape, tires and upholstery very This ean ba bought at a low price, Auto Sales Co, 139 Arch 8t, exrel gond Honeyman Thone 2109, TEXTNGTON, 1 good paint, fir ~tour class LOOK WHAT #$50 BUTR BALANCE IN EASY PAYMENTE, 1922 1919 1520 1919 1918 1A touring, uiet roadster Oakland touring, Kisnel medan anley teuring MANT OTHERE AARON 6. COM 155 Park & Hartatrd, Conn, INC, I DIDA'T SPewd (T ALL, You FOrR BY CLIFF STERRETT KAOW = == TUERE'S FORTY CEnTs PAIGE touring W good condltion I"hona 1134-2, PEERLEES new battery, car, —§ touring, good paint, new {o can be bought cheap, A Waters, 55 Armistica St. Phone 1843-1° 130 fouring, Ford sedan, Ford toadate Ford runabout, ¥ord touring, Overland touring, Brisco roadster. Rear, 546 Wes, Main, STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car running condition. C. A. Be 8t. Phone 2215, USED CARS— PACKARD—7 pass. CHEVROLLT—sedan. VELIE--sedan, OVERLAND—-touring. —coupe, 192 —touring, 1% suring ¥. L. GREEN, 142 ARCH STREET. USED CARS— Buick touring with Rex top. Nash 6, demonstrator, A. G. HAWKER, TEL. 2458, §2 ELM 8T, USED CARS— taken in trade for new Fords. good condition and priced «asy terma, Al in low with Overland touring, model § Overland touring, medel Allen 17, touring car. Mazwell 17, touring car, Hudson 18, coupe. Chevrolst 22, coups, Ford 20, coupe, " 23, touring ca u sedan, 1 ton worm drive U 5 ton delivery, roadster, touring car, coupe. 23, voadster, $3 AUTOMOTIVE DSED CAR EXCHANGE, PHONE 728-3, 86 ARCH s 7953 1820 TTupmobile touring, Hupmobile coupr Both in best of conditinn, AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 Park street, Hartford, Conn. Auto Parts and Accessories 11 AUTO 8, A UPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMER- ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES. TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS, ECON. OMY_AUTO BUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN 8T, BILE tep and upholstory 1rin- supplics, Al fastene: s gl 168 Arch BATTERILS: he Willard has prov worth, Try u lery, 167 Arch St, BATTERIES — Westinghouse, and radio batteries. Cottos atomobils Battery Tel, 1171-6 | DAYTON "THOROBRED"—Cords, il sz | low pressure, long mileage, means com- | fort, eafety and economy, prices remson. able._The Ball Tire Co. 219 Arch. 174 with every & ibs, of nd and tragsmission grease in bulk or cans, 25 per cent reduction an all makes of #park plugs. Handy Garage, Elm, ocr. MICHELIN= and tubes. Gas and o sorvice, Koppell Auto Bupply Co, 287 Eim 8t. Phone 2145. NBYLVANTA—vaccum cup tires, 0% fabric, $2.15; 32%4 over size eerd 0. T. W, Cogswell, 8 Chestnut Bt §PRING SERVICH»C and greason Distributors, Kelley 14 and Fie atove. Cord tires, Accesan: Shop, 198 Bouth Main 8t Phone 1690, NTORAGE BATTERIES—and Rep! | tires J. M. Farrell, 110 Frankiin 8. | _Phoue 1869, | TOUR BATTERY=18 THR LIFE OF TOUR CAR AND BHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS, CARE BERVICE Al THE O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY 8TA TION, PHONE 900, 30 WASHINGTON 8T GITY TAXI, PHONE £379—When you call | e we gend you the best cars and mos caretul_drivers. STAR TAXI SBERVICE—Call $50. No trip too |nn&_ Of| New Hotel Delaney. TAXI=go anywhere, Phone 3644 for quick day or night sery Hotel Delane; .\7\4 for I, Fit owner-drives ELLOW CAB SBERVICE—the improved tazicab built to insure safety and co foit for the passengers. first % mile and o tional guarter mile, Each additional pas- senger 30 cta. extra. Phone 2700 for lm mediate atiention. N. B. Tax) Service. Garages To Let 14 GARAGE o rent at 73 Grand Bt, Appls Jay's, 238 Main 8t BARAGE SPACE—individual, Tirepront spacious garages, insides dimensions 10% 22 ¥ilectric lighta, Inquire Frankiin 8q. Filling Station Moutorcycles ana Bicycles EXCELSIOR, 1910—with #ide car; 1920 I Aian with side car; 1917 Indian solo; 1916 | 1Indian solo. Price right. Frank Prospe B Thona 186 ¥ BARLE slertrically DAY equipped running condi- fon. Johnwon, 256 Maple St. Tel. 1426 DIAN—motorcycle, 1921, With 8188 car, Automotive Used Car Exchangs, 56 Aren o reet. IRDIAN MOTORCTCLES—We have sever- | @1 good used machines. Charles B, Had- tield. 21 Myrtie Bt.. Phons 1706. Service Station—Repairing SETTLENE—and electric welding. able squipment. Prompt service, Welding Co. 44 Bouth Colony 8t. 1991 Meriden. CARS WASHED - ™Y | B & 7. MOTOR SALES CORPORA €Or. BLM AND FRANKLIN 8TS ARLH BT, RADIATUR WONKB—isaks -+ paired, new cores installed, bodies fenders quickly repaired. Best equippe shop 15 town. 107 Arch S, Phone 170, » Woll, gprop. su.cessor to Hultquist Bros AUTOMOBILE Y work ewis. P, Madden, reat AUTU BODIBS—of paires and uphoistered, auto top, | Sover and mide curtains made and rep: | ed. Over 20 yesrs eaperience. J. Waleh, 207 Eim St Phoss 264, AUTO—electric sory Philco | radso basteries Starting, lighting, L 114 Frankim Sq. C. A, Abet TT0 OWNBRS—We carry Piimier Lans. $1.50 palr. Auts Accessories Drive o Station, Vitberts Service Satiom. 1113 Stanley St = : PAINTING—striping, _lettering. stdore Favizea, reas 332 Park Si. Phone 13, Wotse 2474-12 renr 78 Prowpect St ater worke Seidering o & Kinde. Windehiel) piess metalied Rear Framiin Squere Gilig sasion.