New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 18

EAST SIDE SEWER WILL COST $30.,412 Contract Awarded at Meefing of Public Works Board At a meeting of the board of public works held in the City ha!l last night the contract for the the east side sewer N. C. Caseiano who entercd a price of £30,412.50., Battaglia & Leardi bid $32,587.50, and F adino & Mano- kio bid $30,652.50, The contract for the Wooster street was awa Bence, whose bid was that of his only competitor, Tomanio. A hearing was held on the accept- ance of North Wellington street and the establishing of street, grade, and building lines. The propeity owner who appeared before the board spolio in favor of a 25 foot huilding line but as one house has ady been constructed on a 22'; foot building line, and as this the construction of was awarded to P led lower than Angelo line was e the owner as led to belicve was cor- rect, the board voted to accept the atrect with a 227 foot buiiding | as shown on the maps, A hearing was given posed sprinkling of avenue, from Washington Etreets, The property owiers were unanimously in favor of having the atreet sprinkied and the board or- dered it done. A hearing was he'd the #truction of sidewalks on Court stroet, from the end of the present sidewnlk westerly to South High street, The board ordered the sidewalks be built by September | The contract for a sewer pipe was awarded Coal & Wood Co., which lowest bidder. A petition was received from Ale Alberg for the establishment of a building line on Linwood street north from Shutt'e Meadow avenue, A petition was received from Lar- son & Root for the establishment of a 15 foot building line on Arch street from Locust strect south’ to Shuttle Meadow aven A petition from A erection of an illuminated sign at 7 Church street was laid over for the engincers’ inspection. A petition from the ‘RBuperior Co., located at 176 Arch street, the erection of an illuminated was granted. on the pro- Farmington to Allen on con- to consignment of to the City was the Auto for COMEDY AT YALE Undergraduates Election New Haven, May Ate Yale is in the midst of a mock political campaign whieh will reach its climax tonight in a “non-partisan convention” in which the democratic wing will support Carter Glass as the result of a convention last night, and the republican side will put forward Caivin Coolidg The pepublican con. vention was held twe weeks ago, As these conventions are regarded as in. eidents in the political economy couree and ware first tried out four years ago, the procedure mapped out by Profes- sors and instructors approximates that at the coming national conventions of two parties. Humor of the situation cropned out today when attributes of ca & 08 were advertised in this fashion “Last year he kissed 3,461,923 ba bies: no other candidate kissed more than 8000007, makes per fect": “He's wet; another was pictured as a Lin eoln.” Conducting Mock ampaign Undergradu “Practice and hiskerless it Home cooking for the noth- standard Washington doughboy! Cake and pic er used to bake will be of perfection in sche for bakery and cooks which will he cstabli 1in every corps area and department of the army, It is planned to turn out eompetent cooks in force, like the . il ldberg for the sign | NEW BUILDINGS FOR HARTFORD SCHOOL Commencement Today Tor 89-- Hartford, —Announcing the gift $ Edwar IKnight and his three davgaters for a May of $75,000 by Dean building, of the the today new gogy recitation Welles the board of trustees, stated commencément excreises of Hartford seniinary foundation that together with the the Samuel P. Avery library building and from the prospective of the pre ent seminary property on Broad street, sufficient funds are practically in sight for crecting the remaining our buildings on the naw campus on Girad avenue where a women's hall, the first of the new group was coni- pleted early in the year. hanks to the Knight gift and the Avery bequest the pedagogy building and the library building will be un- dertaken at once, thereaftor the ad- ministration building and the men's dorinitory will be erected for the sem- proper, The buildings are to Gothie design and to be con- ted of stonc quarried in Connecti- Char Gross, president fund for a new the of Thirty-nine degrees and diplomas awarded at the commencement arcises today, including four doctors of philosophy. one in the seminary and three in the school of pedagogy, two masters of theology, one master pidagogy, nine bachelors of divin- right bachelors of pedagogy and other certificates of graduation in the seminary, school of missions and school of pedagogy. The John 8. Wells fellowship of £1.400 was awarded to Clyde A. Mil- ner of lLeesburg, Ohio, a member of the graduating class. The commencement address was made by the Rev, Dr, T. Rhonda Wil- liam of Brighton, England, who spoke on the “application of Christianity to the business of life." PREPARE FOR CAMP specinl Detail Going To Niantic Two o ity, Days In Advance To Get Ready For Militiamen, Hartford, Mav °8-—Adjutant gen- s orders today provide for an ad vanes detail of one captain officer), two first lieutenants, three sergeants and 51 privates, each from the 162nd infantry and the 169th in fantry to go to Niantie two days in rdvance of the annual encampment of the militiamen to prepare the camp for the duties assigned the two regi- ments Captain George 1. Eaton, is return ed 1o duty with Howitzer 10200 infantry having relinquished the unexpired portion of his leave of ehrenes The resignation of First rge L. Niteh, headquarters combat train third battalion, fiald artillery, is accepted and honorably discharged Company A, 162nd infantry, €, N . in granted permission to leave the under arms June 1, to attend th> annual exercises or the Ancient d Honorable Attillery Co., and parade in Boston, returning June 3 LAeut and 192n4d he is state Tars Superstitions York—~When the West Camp- ran into 48 hours of ensuing gale A foz in a region infested with fce- hergs, the attributed their bad luek hymn singing by t ore re working their to men #hip of a churchiman in the middie ages was regarded as misfortune the craft he New sailors to who w way as cattle ahoard The K rol carly certain for sailed on THE JINGLE BELLES YEH - JOSIE -« [ GUESS SHE AT Me - GOOD ARD SORE THINKS '™ DeAsE - Do T THAY Awsul APPLE Py THCrs > PEMOV H. | $250,000 from ' proceeds | o preach- | WONT SEE Me 'TIL L GET A THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Arranged For Quick Referenve. ron 10 Charge Prepaid 0 N .24 .21 Alphabetically and leady e ceeee 1 line 180 $150 Order Rates Upon ' Application t 6 words to a line. nes to an inch. nimum Space, 3 lines. Book Charge, 35 epted After 1 Page on Same La epted Over the of Customers “Want Ad” e M. mum Ad fied n for one for all 925 Operator Burial Vaults, Monuments ' ANNOUNCEMENTS e ——’ ALV oncrete steel reinfor waler heremetically outlast wood of meta re s, 1eBuG apie BU ed; will not wroof, either large! ault_Co. ent Works, letter cut Carving aud sealed. o | ably priced Flione 2786, Henry Cabot Lodge, senator from Massachusetis Natio of potted the ializing an cnemy of reral oh all kind: sandallie 2043-1 ng plant urprenan on wor of a friend of an | Loague Association Nations, potential | delivery presidential possibility, and one who St. Phon ran far below his ticket at the last the likeness which the electlon, Whoozit editor chose for last even- Ing's offering in the Herald. More [than 100 answers were submitted; some thought it was the ex-Kaiser, while others thought mayhe it likeness of Ham Lewis, I'ree All today. The following is cpistle; “Whoozit” Ldito Dear Sir The “Whozit" picture picture published in the Herald this date, 1 think is Senator H. Cabet | Lodge of Massachusetts, The reason | T think so is because of his beard, | which looks like his and that 1 have { seen him in person befors Hoping that T am the T remain, very truly yours. L. PEPPI ] was Tlants, 1 pot ERANTTN a doz., s to 0 and ‘e, tomate BLOUSE—ui package 148 Kelsey embroid return was a for tan nder Reward, the prize winning City lucky one, | Things (supply | company | HENRY CABOT LODGE We've watched our step and Rules Of Contes' got & rep 1 For moving carcfulness, and p AL around movers—all avound the world, Just tell us whe and when and stop worrying, 2733 B Whiting St a4 Joseph Ardoare.San | || ' o i MOVING * TRUCKING - SHIPPING 5 t close NEW YORK TRIPS DAILY evening OFFICE AT 9~MAIDLN LANE All guesses should be ad. Iressed to “Whoozit” Editor, New Britain Herald, First correct received at He dollar prize Newsboys are not allowed contest, answer to ald gets the n announced aay. t 10 a, picture e Conte m. ! is printed L Faplain with to pletur Why you think it s so-and-ro, Credit for neatness answer ust Julius Julep is There with the Friendly Advice. - =+ [ FERl LKE THIRTY 76T 1T. 615 PURCHASED A PEPTILE R woT L o ELIAAIAIATE 141hA | EER AR SACS /.Ln,r;/ LR y(:\"s,/ AS THE WING OF IMEAN T 'SAY THAT “DOPEY LOOW I TUEK 1S A SNAKE wETCHER? A HOOT-MONGCOSE . cons waowas YO | MATURAL HISTORIAMNS CARPENT DISTROVERS. HALE picesin . a dor, ng ke = t, s to ‘UUI.JGB BRUTHERS MOTOR CARS—Bales GATDNER | —— | ANNOUNCEMENT ] —— Lost and Founa 5! AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale 1 1 i AUTOMOTIVE | | | Autos and Trucks For Sale 1 T ROOK —No. 10,355 on Berlin 8ay- ings Bank lost, Finder hindly return to | CHEVROLET, 1925—sedanette, like new. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St. 2051-2. Salesroom, 4 Elm St. Phone 5332, FOUIT RINGS—lost between Lincoin and 54 | Main streets, tied up in handkerchief, | @ reward to finder their return | Herald office, MINK-— fur stole, lort Tuesday eve, in or | vear the Camp school. Teward, Miss ! Cornelia Chamberla Plone 64 for racelet found. Owner can’ have same by identifying and paying this ad. Mrs. Sheehan, 193 Main . | Store Announcements B, GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 10, 168 Main St, 18 now located at 436 lhl]n 8t., directly opposite t Main Bt. FREE—6x7 enlaigement with every roll of filin developed by Ohrnstedts 72 West Main St. ST for Decoration Day have them, all makes, all we also rent and repair cameras. camera, we 5, all prices, Aicade RADIO sets dur discount on radio par ng our alteration sale. WIDENER'S, | § MAIN STR | i WEATHER STRIPS—Inatali the accurate | uietal strips saves 1-3 coal bills, window | screens. T. E. Wonds _ Phone 2765, | | children 1o enter | information and | 138 Main street, WANTE phonog blanks at L AUTOMOTIVE || all school ph contest, Widener's, eeee——— [ ck Agencies roadstér, roadster. roadster, Ppase, .coupe. LOCOMOBILE 1915 7 pass. sedan, for livery. perfect” condition STUDERAKE 1223 light 6 touring, excellent buy, NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO,, 25 ARCH ST. PHONE 12607, DODGE—roaaster, 1920, tion perfect, ~ Liudolph's Chery St. Phone 2051- oadster, 1921 very good shape 00d, fine tires. This 15 & bargain. Superior Auto Co., 176 Arch, Phone 211. DORT—Ilight six, 1923, touring, cannot b told from new., Rudolph's Garage, Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, Lim St ED, KEN of used ca Phone 2093, TmechaRical conaid Garage, 127 ge, full line and parts. 26 Willow street. ELLENT—used cars traded for build- ing lots or real estate. Cholcs of many open or closed cars. Aaron G 185 Park Bt. Hartford, Conu. Open eve- nings. FORD—roadster, Ruick coup Heleen Ga e, 319 with attachable bod model §5, Buick 4 pass, 107 _Arch_street. Auto and BU MOTOR CARB—-Heitei car are being bullt and Bulck Is bull ing then New Britain Buick Cou 225 _Arch _street. Phone 2607, CiTANDLER and Cleveinnd mutor ohre o3d | _accessories. American Sales Co., 8 Elai Bt. CADILLAC CARS — 84 Lash Motor Co. “A lieputabie Concern. West Main, corner Liwicoln etreet. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales sorvice. Superior Aute Company, Arch_St._Phone 311, and | 1i6 nd eeivice, S. & F. Molor Sales Co,, 135 | Elm_St, coiver Franklin; ‘phone 731, | UDURANT AND STAR motor cars. Bales and service, “Just Keal Good Cara G A._Hence, 185 Main_ strest; 'phone 2216. ' FORD CARS, Fordeon tractor, Seies eerv- \ce; genuine paris and accessories. Autos motlve Sales & Borvice Co, 200 K. Main. X—outperforms any car in iia service, 43 Woodland St. ol sales & ‘.Vnhn J. Heckman., FPhone 3 2, HUPMOBILE CARS—Saies and Service, City Service Station, ttord Ave, corner | Staniey and 6 Mein St A. M. Paonesss. | D—touring car. in A-1 conditien, Bare D, Call_at 447 Ellis_atreet, FORD=speedster, special bullt overnead valves, geared up, wire wheels, sport body individual fenders $300, Rudolpl tage, 137 Cherry St. Phone 205 room 4 Eim St Phone 5 FORDS— ALL MODELS ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO., 22 MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN HUDSON AND LSSEX—America's Isading | car values, Bee tho new coac Honey- | an Auto Sales Co, Salw and Service, | 9 _Arch ‘phone 3109, INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS--RackIiffe | Brow, Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone | _10i4. Agents for New Britain_and vicinity XINGTON—H1gh grade motor cars. Bale d Servise, C. A. Bence 61 Main | hone 2815, MAXW AND CHTIVSLER—Sal servicw, McGauley and Bennett Kire Phone 29 MOON" MOTOR ™ CARB—Fa the world over. F. L. Groen, Ba'cs and | Rorvice, 142 Atch St Phone 6 NASI and Oakland motor care. Bervice, A. G. Hawker, ## Elm etreet; phone 245! PAIGE AND Whitmor and | i Salen and Bervice, con New Britaln, Coni. Agents for Gabriel eatle & Co., nd Park 2no. nt sz touring, 31088 | special six touring, $1425; big six tourin $1.:60: F. O. B. factory. M, Leving Jest 193 Arch Bt “This Is & Studebaler year. Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 BUICIK—Dbig 4, touring car, in good shape, | 61 Main St enger tou appearance and kood. Ru- Phone geonral condition e, 127 mechanical loiph's Ga 51-2. &howroom 192 appearanc engine. Superior $t. Phone 211, Excellent 176 Arch and Aute tire Co.. YOU WOK'T HAVE AN TROUBLE | THERE REALLY S > OFFICE EXTERMINATES ANYTHING THAY CRAWLS, 8 Y CRACKIE. = Aurs HEAZYY TENANMGLE ORAA L FORD COUPE, 1923—Just nverhauled. many extras, Price reasonable, Inquire 500 | Chapman St, after 5 p. m. E M. C.—27 ton truck and fieo 113 ton truck, - Owner leaving country, A. Buchs | fere, 43 Lafavette atreet. G 127 Cohen, Inc., | Phone ' LUOOK WHAT $30 BUYS— BALANCE IN EASY PATMENTS. Overland touring. RBuick roadster. Oakland touring, Kissel sedan. Stanley touring 1992 1919 1920 1919 1218 MANY OTHER AARON G. COHEN, INC, 135 Park Etreet, Hartofrd, Conn. STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car ia good running condition. C. A. Bence §1 Mair 8t. Phone 2216, RFEO-—touring car, 5 passenger, good ron- ditlen, reasonable price, Call at 23 Hor- Ace mtre 2nd floor. UBED CARB— | taken in trade for new Fords. All 18 good condition and priced low with ! easy terms. | | Guerland touring, model Overland touring, model | Allen 17, touring car. | Maawell 17, tourin car, | tudson 18, coupe, | Chevrolet 22, coups, | 0, coupe. | . touring car. ton worm drive truck. ton delivery. roadster, touring car. | g coupe. roadster, $125. | AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE. PHONE 725-2, 86 ARCH 8T, USED CARS— 1922 500, 1901 1918 1918 1ms Studebaker "Big 6" sedan Reo, 5 pass, sedan, §650, Cadillac touring Chandler tour, Oldsmobile tour, var 7 paws: AMERICAN SALES CO, § ELM BT, PHONE 1713, USED CARS - Monn dsmenstration, Buick readster, Buick touring Chevrolet sedan, ¥. L. GREEN, 142 ARCH BTREET, GOOD USED CARS— & need At the Maxwell department, Maxwe!l touring. Willys-Knight Reo speed w. Maxwell, 51§ Oakland, $150 Ghrysler MeGAULEY & BENNETT, 9 ARCH STREET. FHONE 2062, GOOD USED CARS- Buick & roadster. dewert wedan Maxwell touring, Star asdan, Dodge touring. Amorican 8ix touring Hudeon touring. Studebaker touring. Haynes touring. NETMAN AUTO SALES O, 139 ARCW ST, TED, 217 OPEN EVENINGS 8, 1 passenger, | condition. C. A. —tou [l 16, —model §3, tourin TNGTON, 187 good paint, first Hence. Phone OVERLA eicelient USED CARS—~ These cars all In good running eendl- tion, asme newly painted and with good tire squipment priced low with eas terme. The allowances we made on a PATE payment for new Studebakers weie very conser\ati*s, hance the lower prices. a Firet Payment $338, 8325, 8200, Studebaker touring Studebaker sedan Studebaker touring Studebaker sedan Bulek touring Rulek touring Bulck touring Paige touring Haynes coupe 1920 Ford sedan 1917 Chesrolet 1916 O riand roadster i 1" 190 toucing condition, new tires, Rudoiph 7 Cherry 8. Phone 2051-2, 4 Bim S, Phone 3 PAIGE tourlig e Phone 1124-2 SCARCITY A BOYS [ HeAR ~ 1 | | M. ARCH BT, IRVING JESTER. FHONE 11, 8 A Studebaker Ve USED CARE- 1922 Buick touring with Res tep. Nash & demonstrater. G. HAWKER, TEL, 62 KLM Tiupmobile teuring. Hupmobile coupe. Both in best of condition, AARON . COMEN, INC,, 155 Park street, Hartford, Conn Auto Parts and Accessories ICAN HAMMEREL RINGS, HAYBRS TOS LINING, MUBIWIL VILS BUuUN OMY AUTU SUPPLY CU. 11 MAIN BT. BATTERIES—The Willara DATYTON “THOHOBRED —cords, &l sirer ong uile wwmus com oW presure, forl, eafety ang eco; Prices remson i cent gt our streets, reduction an anay Koppell Auto Supply Co.. Eim St Phone 2145 FENNSTLVANIA—v um cup tires, 363 Utetributors. Kelley-Syr ingfield stone Cord tires Clark's Shop._ 138 South Mem St Phowe 1590, STONAGE BATTERIES—and Reprdin tires 4 M Fauell 116 Frankiis 89 Phone 1569, Accessory TOUR BATTERY 1S THe FUUR CAN ANU SHOULL BE GIVEN PROVER ATTEXTION AT GEGULAR INTERVALS CAREFUL SERVICE A THE ONEIL MNE & BATTERY STA- TIOK. PHONE 08 LIFE o