New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1924, Page 16

WOULD CO-ORDINATE WORK OF BOARDS 2aonessa Calls Joint Meeting ol Three City Commissions M Paonesse to 1 ion, Mayor out Jett 2ty plan e sublic works sensafion and ention to 1t his office » o'cloc Th lesire ¥ nmis and the ass int mayor to ha hree wdinated. ommissions nd ible if ¢ 10 feels ~ill be »f these thr The city session of streets are ing up or cepted list 1 assist the board assessment in 1 assessments and i public works wou to hegin working Mayor Paonessa favors ip work on grading and streets so that building may couraged and the deve The mayor is also of thg beli certain changes can be made in procedure of bringing ceptance of a street and sessment of damages and He favors fewer damage awards cepting in unusual cases and he leves that, if the forc the of public works are not large enough or are too busy to handle grading jobs they should be given out on eon- traet, BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER Africa Will suggestior nveyed to one another that grow stin information in ne sho f compe n g its awards turn the be in a rades, city in the benefits be- s of board Justice Feetham of South Be Chairman of Arbitration Board, By the Associated Press, London, June 5.—Prime Minis MacDonald announced in the House of Commons this afternoon that justic | Feetham of the Union of South Africa | would. be chairman of the Irish soundary commission | Mr. MacDonald said the jurist had heen selected with the full approval of the South African government, had accepted the appointment and 1 leave for England week., He al ready had rencdered valuable public services, added the premier, in con- | nection with the Indian reforms, ha Ing assisted Montague and having distinetion on | other important committees and in- | quiries in connection with affairs of India the New Irish w next Secretary served with the Ame wén Couple Killed In Auto Wreck in Egypt Caire, June an American Alexandria, who w American France, during Bronkes were accldent Macy ¥ ookes cing in n el the arge ¢ at O and motor base hospita 1he killed today. D here from America of the war and feined Iater transforring to t forees with France, e ————— Special Notice Charity whist gi of Cathelie We ritt hotel, Saturday o'clock. Tiekeis $1, freshmants sor Mrs, itish army ited States | en by Con New ¥ afternoon at 24 a tak advt, el men in — FORTUNES CLEANED UP IN THE BRITISH DERBY ‘cople in Various Parts of England Ged Rich Quick in Betting On Horse Race, A ted Several large by ondon, June & s have cquired persons various parts of the British Empire s the f the by the in on results was won yesterday Derby's Sansovino, tta man prize, the Calc sweepsta ' going to a ning 1 ya Colony prize in the Calcutta worth Johnstone, 38,000, was won mb: of had dis- the stakes op Harcou nt rt m previously rst Millard a London stock but interest who half Philiy in exchange Vkes of £50,000, had also half rs of the cral other sweep- memb netted up to interfered £50,000 Conscrvative club the with the s of the Yorkshire, and arested Perrotti Gives Himself Up, Bonds Put at $1,000 New Ha 5.—A \tif Dominick en, June 1 himself Per- rotti d by the police on charges of law violations and for- feiting ball in an appeal case which had carried a jail sentence called on United Commissioner Ternard % Lynch night. He gave $1,000 bail for mppearance before the September term of the federal court on charges which are pending in that court, want iquc for States last b ish CLAIMS ESTATE 1., Providence, R, June 5.—Frank Drake Harris of Providence, will file a claim to a share in the $66,000,000 estate of Sir I'rancis Dr from whom he says he s descended, Tor|l second | three man who4 TFountain street, ' CONVENTION OPENS | Columbus Today Has Prohibition Party as its Guests for Third Time Columbus, 0., 5.—For the i ‘ in Half Century. | June | third time B0 the opened jts national today intent on nomi- nating a candidate president and platform that will come caching the goal of its pur- as experienced in the in years national | pronibition tion here party conve adopting a neare of past. vight b it ording to leaders, v Dr. A, P. ( prohibition cxpressed last yurley of Seattle, Wash., t party has the best opportunity since its organiza- tion to thing on its own ac- that its candidate can win in lection if the proper platform is | adopted and the proper man selected | to head the ticket | Much toda sion was to he devoted to routir siness. With no avow>d candidates seeking the nomi- ation sontiment has 1ot erystal- zed sufficiently to indicate who the residential nominee will be. There ippears to be some sentiment | ehanging name of the party, but |1t is not believed this will be strong { enough to bring about a change. The name of “Progressive American party” was suggested last pight and received considerable applause. Sentiment for broadening the scope of the platform to include pronounce- ments on many subjects which hithe to have been passed up by the “dry” party may be sufficient to insure the adoption of several planks hitherto eft 1o the other pariies for consider- ation. do sor 0 50 | :Br,\'an Is Easily Ahead | Delegate From Fla. Jacksonville, June 5.—Incomplete returns from all of the 63 countie compiled early today gave W. J. Bry an candidate for delegate-at-large to the democratic national econvention 11,363 votes with indications that he probably will poll one of the largest votest cast in Florida's primary Tues- day. F. G, McAdoo candidate for the democratic presidential nomination had polled 21,469 votes in 35 counties, Senator Oscar W. Underwood had re- ceived 11,646, Man 7Outflies Pigeon In a unique race between 30 trained homing pigeons and Lieutenant cently. I. Kendrick Noble the airman was easy he race was flown between Staten Island, N, Y., and victor re- for | o HERALD “WANT ADS” Acranged For Quick Leference.. FOR Alphabetically and Ready LINE RATE CONSECUTIVE 't $1.50 Rates Upon Application line. Yearly Order Count 6 words to a 14 lines to an inch Minimum Space, 3 Itn Minimum Book Chaige, No Ad Accepted After 1 Classified Page on Same L Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenience of Customers. Ua and Ask for a Ad" Opera _ centa P, M, tor |l 5 “Want FOR DAWES' REPORT Herr Scholz, Speaking For German Democrats, Centrists And People’s Party, Favors Adoption, By the Associated Press Berlin, June §,—Speedy adoption of the experts’ report as the basis for a solution of the reparation question is | absolutely essential if it is necessary | that foreign credits be obtained, Herr | Scholz, speaking in the name of the | democrats, centrists and people's | party, declared today in the reichstag, | initiating the debate on the new gov- ernment’s declaration of policy. Fafl- | ure to adopt the reports, he aid, would almost certainly resuit in eco- | nomic catastrophe | Count Friederich von Westarp, na tionalist leader, sharply criticized the government in which he said his | party had no confidence and also | criticized President Ebert for not | summoning a nationalist chaneellor, | While denouncing the experts' report {he did not say the nationalists would Vote for its rejection, TUBERCUILOSIS DEATHS CUT Jersey League Reports Sale of 22,000,000 Christmas Seals | | Atlantic City, June 5.—Twenty-two | million Chirstmas seals were sold last | ear in New Jersey in gife campaign | for funds to fight tubefeulosis, it was announced today at the annual con- ference of the New Jersey Tubereu- losis league, in sessoin here, When the national organization with which the state bodies are affiliat- | | ed was established in 1914 the tuber- | | culosts death rate in New Jersey was 204 in 100,000, Today it is 0 in 100.- | 000. Many important subjects regard. | ing the program for 1924 were pre. | New | sented for discussion, including plans | (NTERNATIONAL | for 1924 Christmas seal campaign, the | medical examination campaign, nutri- | tion work, camp or outings for anae- | mic children and educational ways of | reaching the public through the press, NAVY ORDERS 35 PLANE They Wil be of World Crulser Type With Radins of 2,100 Miles Dayton, ., June 5.-—A contract to | build thirty-fAve airplanes at a cost of nearly £1,000,000 has been lot to a' [('Imr‘land firm by navy officials, ae- cording to informatlon received today by Lieutenant John Knej chiet of | the navy office at McCook field, The planes are to be an improve. ment on the world crulmer type now heing used by the army world fliers They will have a cruising radious of ':',I’Hv milea RRAKEMAN INJURED Stamford, J Leo. L. Walling of New York city a hrakeman on the | New Canaan branch line, fell from a Washington, D. C,, and Noble arrived at the capital more than |car early today as the teain was pass. two hours ahead of the birds, The picture shows Noble con- ing over a bridge at Springdale. He gratulating one of the birdg, held by Mrs. Frank Vanderlip who |'anded face downward on a rock in sent to Washington, by means garden fete for the benefit of a college burned in the Tokio aye disaster, Con Entusiasmo SO JIMMIE'S THE JINGLE BELLE LOOKWe FOR A OB -« THAT'S WONDERFUL L TAmK of the pigeons, invitations to a i R MY TSEAR ~r e SHouL D aarz thirty feet below and suf- contusions and hurta which hie condition serious. He was | Ibrought into the Stamford hospital, the ereek fered BUT M HAS BRAINS - ABILITY - - - LDow THAT THE CASE ? CHEVROLET MAXWELL NASH and Oakland inotor cars, Salné and Florists and Nurserymel AUTOMOTIVE RS e— Auto and Truck Agencies 8 [ AUTOMOTIVE ] ———eeeeeeee ) Autos and Trucks For Sale L] JRTAL VAULZIB—Conciete stecl reinforc- | ed; water proof, heremetically sealed. will outlast either wood or metal. Do not require laiger Ir.b, i€ 6 Maple., N—Monument ments of all sizes and des- | letter cutting our fant I Dleasing funeral work. Chuich_St. Votted plants, all kinds, | free delivery. Sandallie’s | Greenlouse, 218 Oak St Phone 2643-12. | Lust and Foung 5 with white markings. | wore collar without Tel 3187 W. anley and Hostrup, & on funeral work BULL LOG—biindle About 6 montha old. ne. 104 South Burritt St Water Dbp! ! on the | Savings Bank kindly re- enme to the i R Olive _and st smalley North Fi -14 of tortoise sh glasses, lost St. Finder pleass call lin turn FUR CHOK Washingto via between Connerton, Tost PAIR South Main Personals TF—you thiink ef vacation, think ers, we have folding cameras $4.00 up. Box cameras $1.00 up. Arcade Studio OLD-—colns Dbought and _exchanged. Bartlett, 4 Main St, Nerl Block, ville. B Plain- Store Announcements fl B. GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 10, 166 Main St. w now located at 436 Main 8t. directly oppoeite kast Main &t. FREE—5x7 enlajgemeut with every roll of film developed by Obrustedte. 73 West Main 8t. DEBAKERS—Light o3 touring, $1046 special wix touring, $1426; big six tourl $1,i50; F. O. B. factory. M. Lrving Jest 193 Arch St. “This Is & Studebaker yea s | | at the Maxwell depar Autus and Trucks For sale L BUICK —roadsters and tourings, 1919 and 1922 mod sasy term Park St Aaron G 185 Hartfard. Cohen, Inc. Cipen_e: enings. BUICKS ~ 1921 1920 21919 1220 6 . roadster, 6 roadster, 6 readster, 6 . coupe, MOBILE— T pass. sedan, for livery. perfect condition STUDERAKER 1223 light 6 touring, excellent buy, BRITAIM BUICK ST, PHU NEW 228 ARCH | new top, ! Excellent | 176 Arch CHEVROLET 19:1--touring car, B00d appearances and tires. engine. Superior Auto Co.. §t. Phone 211, WEATHER STRIPS—Tnetah fhe accurate | metal strips saves 1-8 coal bill screens, T. B, Woods. Phone | L AUTOMOTIVE l ‘ Auto and Truck Agencies 8 MOTOR CARS— Het © being bullt wnd Bulck s bullde ing them. Britaiu Buick Co. | 226 Arch _stieel Phone 2607, @ | CHANDLER and Cleveland wmutor cars and accessories. American Sules Co. § Elm 8t. CADILLAC CARS — Bales and Service, | Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.™ West Maln, corner Lincoln etreet. | MOTOR CARS—Sales and! service, Superior Aute Company, 176 Arch_St. Phone 211 DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—8al and service, 8. & F. Molor Sales Co., 185 _Elm_8t., corner Franklin; 'phone 73). DURANT AND_ STAR motor cars. Saies and service. “Just Real Good Cara” G A. Bence, 18 Main street; 'phone 2318, FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Saies serve Ice; genuine parts mnd accessories. Auto- motive Sales & Borvice Co., 200 B. Main. | GARDNER X-—outperforms any car in ita class, Sales & Service, 43 Woodland Bt | John J. Heckman, Phone 3 3 | HUPMUBILE CARS—Baiés and Service. City | Service ation, Hartford Ave, cormer Staniey and 6 Mein St. A. M. Paonesw HUDSON AND BSSEX—America's ieading car values, See the new coaches Honey- | ioe and Bervice, | ‘phone 3109, BUICK are 1 Dik_4, touring car, \n good shape. 3100, C. A, Bence 51 Main St BUIC Pric To §216 Include Overlands, Buicks, Oaklands, Oldsmobilesa. Some in need of slight repairs. Aaron G. Cohen, Tne. 185 Park St Hartford, Open v nings. MONSTRATION 122 CHEVROLETS— We have had s» many calls for dem strationa that we have on hand a few cars used very little, that can be bought | At & big saving. These cars carry a new car guarantes. SUPERIOR AUTO CO,, 178 ARCH STREPT PHONE 211, BOBGE-—touring car, gond cond b0 seen alter 6 p. m. C, H. Freeman, 16 TRUCKS—Rackiife | inc, Park and Bigelow Sta Phon Agents for New Britaln and vicinity | Brow, 1 Tremont _street ®00d _ehape | Goon TON—8pecial 7 passenger touring. Jooks Itke mew! This is a genuine bar- gain. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St, Hartford. Open eyvenings GOOD USED CARS— & Chrysler used car riced low and sold on our | Maxwell touring. Willys-Knight. Reo speed wagon. Maxwell, $150. Oakland, 3150, McGAULEY & BENNETT, 95 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2082, USED CARS— Hudson eoach. Star seda Buick roadster American 6 touring. Dedge touring. Hudson touring, laynes touring, Hudsen touring. HONEVYMAN AUTO SALES €O, 133 ARCH STREET, PHONE 2103, OPEN EVENINGS, 7 pasaengen C. A LEXINGTON, 1925—touring, good paint, first class condition, Bence. Phone 2°15. . Touring, very good condi- Phone 2593-12. KD—mod #21 3 Rudeiph's Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, Phone 3392, YTUDEBARER T9ii—rouring car 1 geod running condition. C. A. Bence 51 Maln Phone 2215, iarage, 127 Cherry St right, 5 4 Eim st USED CARS— taken In trade for new Fords. All In #00d condition and priced low with eamy terma, Overland touring, medel £3 Overland touring, model 30, Allen 17, touring ear. Maawell 17, tourimg ear. Hudson 18, coupe. Chevrolet 22, coupe. coupe, touring car. cou sedan. 1 ton worm drive trueh, ton delivery, roadster, touring car, coupe, voadster, $225. AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGA. PHONB 720-3, 48 ARCH BT, USED CARS-~ 192 1921 Btudebaker “Big ¢ sedan, Reo, b pass., sedan, §650 BODGE~—rondster, 1931 vory looke good, fine tires This ta & b Superior Auto Co., 176 Arch, Phone 21 LEXINGTON—High grade motor care, Baies and Berviee, C. A, Bencw 61 Main 8| ‘phons 5 | I CHRVBLER —Saies and McGauley and Bennett 98 Arch Phone 2052, CAIB—Favorably knewn the world over, F. L. Groen, Sales and | Service, 143 Arch Bt Phom service. Bervice, A. G. _'phone 2456, 2% PAIGE AND JBWBTT— Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., * 8t (near Eim), Hawker, 68 Eim etroet; | lea and Bervice, con | New Britain, Comn. Gabrial | | Local agents for WILLYE-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND \aoto cars, showroom at ¢ Eim 8t.; ry 8t “The Blesve. Rudeiph; ‘phone 208 and Jordan Motor wervice. Onorato Mote: hone 3415, Special Nqfim The chureh store, &0 (Friday) o'Mock advt Ladiss of the Trinity M. ¥ will hoM a food xale at Milla West Main street, tomorrow | afternoon from untit 4/ Public serdially invited ? (ST BY WEW - ER- - THERE 'S O : DEAYIAG THAT HE MAS A ; ED, KENNEDI B—auto exchange, full lin of used cars and parta 26 \Wiiiow strest. | Phone 2093, i TTREEX, 1974 —0oach, ran 1ess tham 1008 | miles and completely guerhauled, Terms | and trade eonsidered. McGauley & Ben- | nott, 98 Areh Bt. Phone 2052 | 1015 1915 1218 Cadillae touring car, Chandler tour. car, 7 Oldsmobile tour, car AME & PLM BT ICAN SALES CO, PHONE 17 FORD— or, 1810 with att Rulsk coups, model b5, Bulc Helean Ga 107 Arch street, FORD T, ety Eood condition. Ru- Aolph’s Garage, 127 Cherry St Phone S051.9. Balesream, 4 Eim &t Phone | YoRDLE BLe ALL PRI®ES USED CARS-~ Bulrk touring with Rex top, Nash 6, demonstrator, A 258, G, HAWKER, TEL, 2 ELM BT, ME ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT PLMER 21 MAIN STREET. ALTOMOBILE €O, NEW | | | BRITAIN | | wiil Bupe, in_excellent condition | M. | a sacrifice tor quick sals. Phone 603, FORD el at Nawton HUPA B touring. Both in best of condition y terms. Aaren G, Cohen, Ine, 185 Park R, Hartefra, | | | CLIFF STERRETT { day " Auto Parts and Accessories 11 v UPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMBR. ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES- TOB LINING, MOBILUIL OILS, BCON. OMY AUTO BUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN BT. BATTERIES~The Willara nas proven ite worth, Try us. Simmone Storage Bat- tery, 167 Aich Phone . BATTERI hous 1adlo butteries, Battery Borvice . Main Bt Tel 117 OAYTON “THOROBRED"—<Cords, ail low pressure, long wmilea, pavmy, prices Co., 219 Arch FREE—with every 6 1bs. of I transinission greass in bulk % per cent eduction an all park plugs, Handy Ga ., Koy sireets. MICHELIN<Tires and tubes. Gas and oil service, Koppell Auto Supply Co. 281 Eim 8t Phone 214 NEBYLVANIA~ fabric, $9. 3.80. T. H. cum ¢ 24 Cogewel cup tires, 30k over aize cord, 8 Chestaut 8t RADIO and called I'8ERE aur batiery deliversd for the Radio lead acid “" 2 alt i given Morell'n Ratters Authorized U and 1,00, car ownera for, recharged minimum price, B batteries, recharg an your car, 4 volt At reasonable on veur old battery Shep, 135 Arch £t 8 1. Distributor, it prices RADIO T'SERS AND CAR OWNERS Ha'e ana £1.00 echarged " called the acid battery 9% volt given on Rattore [ for, recharged pric batter our car reasanabie s1a hat- 15 Arch B on your Shap distrin num 1ead Tike the 45 o risenunt orized 1 ~ Auth Ey SPRING SERVICH—Gna, 018 and greasea Uistiibutore, Kelley-Springfield and Fire- stone Cord tires. Clark’s Accessory Shop, 138 South Man St. Phone 1590, STONAGE BATIERIES—and Reprbiie tires. J. M. Farrell, 110 Frankiin 8q. Phone 1569, TOUR BATTERY—I8 THB TOUR CAR AND SHOULD PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS. CAREFUL EERVICE AT THE ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA- PHONE 900, 3 WABHINGTON 8T. LIFE OF BE GIVEN Autos—Taszi Service 13 CITT TAXI, PHO Ti—When you call Us we send you the best care and most ar ton long. TAXI—go anywhers, Phone 5544 for quick or night seriice. Hotel Uelaney. D. Fitzpatrick, owner-drl CAB- SERVICE—the improved tazicab bullt to imsure eafety and com- fort for the passengers. Rates 30 cim first % mile and 10 cts each addie tiona! quarter mile. Each additional pase senger 20 cts. estra. Phone 2700 for ime mediate attention N. B Tas Service Garages To Let 3 GE SPACE—individusl, fireproot spaclous garages, insides dimensions 19% Blectric lights. luquire Frankiin Sq. | _¥iling Station. Motorcycles and Bic SAF . wide FRERLAION, 1319 with Trdian Prica vight. Frank Pr peri So, 261 Myrite St Fhonms 1561, b v