New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 26

- e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SESSIONS SHOP CLOSES APPRECIATE, WORK OF GONGERT ARTISTS | DEAD ENGINEER IS | BLAMED FOR WRECK Coroner Makes Finding in Corn- Forestville Factory Shuts Down To- Henry Clark of Durham And Miss | CLARK-BARNUM l | i | night For Three Weeks—Longest Lena Barnum United in Marriage at Steeteh in Several Years. ‘ Emmanuel Gospel Church, Miss Obman and Master De-| e mareiase o aies on sarsm {to Henry Clark of Durham took place mander Win Applause at Church |50 e “uthe, e Somme! Ams S, « Irs. Dwight H. Dickerman honor and Wilbur tired in man, Bridgeport, J Phelan in a f derailment of a n n of at to bouquet of white ron of anklin Neasa benefit wall bridge on sum- {carn Konor wor ack s After the cere ntion at the home of Dr, wight H. Dickerman at which ts present fi orrington afford Springs and | . 5 mer a new cl 1 is to be LT SESON added was Mrs, 11 ¢ of |held of Park Ohman, 408 ring the past year Damrosch Behool York, sang se »ps in English, German i Swedish. Miss Ohman was greet- enthusiastic app! by the each sélection sloratura so- anvantaze (Stanley Works Foremen Ak Have Annual Banquet ompetent in- | tropolis was re- Works foremen held mance that was un- banquet he Rurritt g, 4 125 tic and charm- H. Ohman proved intere applatise | v n by President Scheyd entertain his usual pleasing of Plain- i James b the crimina eral from a Clark wedding will reside | with use harently ¥ audienc ter the Nibiler by charming rd to cessive speed ra . v 1 LbALIAE T am reasona 1,0t 1 ' i 1'¢he o testimony of Western U'nion employe Tanen ¢ N operating at and t . hd Volstead act derailment and t} Other Ones Approved istic marks on I astua good { aining under most tors in the d in ¥ polished enth amend a perfc e Miss f to be a skil an Besides enthusiasti r capital worlk 11 e roved hy the ’ effective, persuasive and heing the d observed was fairly Thomas, whils stat Brakemar and showed an estim from 45 to 60 miles ar “In consequence opinion of qualified proaf of sound track and equimment, the constant, safe and ex- ¢ demand wherever he has tendad of such train 1 ecur 2 peared and become wi causes me to assume the deceased, al- I¥ employment | KNOWn during the past though competent, prudent and truth- i Thure W. Frederickson, Mus. B, | ful, was unwittingly mistaken jependen Philippines, | Organist of the First Lutheran churc the approximate speed of his train at elopment ofy Muscle Shoals to | rendered Dvorak's and about the place of derailment but | ., e com af New World Symphony on such speed was sufficiently higher | Lixclusion of Japanese and a singer and vio- than his estimate to eause, and in my | Government program. Mr judgment, without prejudice to him, ! jant n ning proved him- did cause the derailment in question f to he one of the best of and the resulting injury and death of and an S panist the deceased himself. art of really making accompanying instrument to voice and The Lutherapn responsihle, ed that t by was rewarded for h roses, Al s in New Hav- i last number o program w sketch enti anley Works Dream” which proved | be a bhig hit. The He has arr ments for his being O'Rrien instru- Frank A, great Oscar E. ap a bouquet of Master Eriec Demander « en may well, be called the er.” Although only 15 yéars of age s the violin v ling of the m him anner. The McOumber hoy won- s a ¢ h the technique | to committee |a fe mus in th and plays lik ment, Mas ol ho ster, the banqu airman: Myers, Ju Johnson born to ti mander in withesses h ¥ ) n one witn FesOUre 5 we pe rson engine son HONTANA CONES STRONG FOR NEW YORK GOVERNOR He once armame an land e he has year as to “Largo” from the fertilizer, the organ ; ompanied the coonding Smith, Maloney Says immigrants. the mer- | ! b | ¥re ation o e i g Dare Not Go Home If Al Is Not th h n eriekson last eve aid | rec flood seld to American ci Government Mississippi Regulation of the anthracite indus- | the [prosperity in the mining industry, ing secured him as organist | of the naval of serves The Arpi Sextet sang two sel. gources 'leased | Which known sextet a change in several new voices. A d ttul 1dience was an unexy our local | Named, who the | New York Seconding | |the nomination of Governor Alfred E. Smith for the presidency, William H. Maloney of Montana_told the dem |eratic national ntion today tions |Aidn't dare go home Smith was nominated On hehalt of the underground iring |tollers of the great Rocky Mountain jregions, and the, industrial centers of {Montana,” he said, “T desire to !ond the nomination of Al Smith “Refore leaving Mon- tana home, my colleagucs, pals and chums, anjoined me to bring back Al | Smith as our nominee for the dency’ or failing they would hang me 1o the nearest T feel that do that this of sad Therefore. musicians acc knows the nation ] une 26.- control, piano the violin, hwl Recovery uniess and all other public ar put under control of private in received well were well Waterbury Man is Arrested On Sus- ‘ has recently undergone | piclon That He s Concerned in its Seradts person Federal | Hawaii. Waterbury, June 27.—Julius Wilkus | ey of 324 South {federal aid with theft, was bound over to the su- | perior eourt under bonds of $1,000 this morning in city court here. A charge of breaking and entering had been lndge against the accused but this was not in the jurisdiction of the eity court the alleged break having oceurred in Middlebury, but it is ex pected this charge will be tried in su- parior court. John Polmols of 640 North Riverside street, also charged with theft was granted a discharge. The two men were arrested early yesterday morning in connection with a burglary at a garage in Middiebury recentiy from which garage four tires and a few accessories #tolen. The ewner valued the at $108, 1t is claimed by the that 8500 worth of tires and were found In Wilkus' possession at the time of the arrest ald in the development of Series of Robberies, I sec- from York eity, who surprise the through | cted via the former Dr, 8 . Ohman of New the ing A period of 2 ywment of highways my beloved astor of the church, Leonard street, charged Compulsory trbutions and Employment of agencies to advanc Amendment through popular re Generous rel and sick former Cooperation wit ments for suppression narcotic drugs The Lanusanne treaty ratified by the with particular reference to ' ot disposal of the Armenian nation e Edmond H. Moore, national mitteemen from OF 1 today that the McAdoo forces were attempt. ing to delay the report of the platform in order, if possible, to try 1o have their candidate nominated for the presidency before the adoption of A platform. Moore declared that if essful in neminatin MeAdon be fn A& strong position to platform his frier ention today balloting be platform publicity for eampaign expenditures. existing federal public edueation, | ®#uiding spirit in the constitution heautiful edifice ferendum The A bill irch durs was the ita e Virst Luthera vears and presi- the er on Frankiin s ed it lamp post or mine shonld Robert Emmett, f you this favor us Al &mith for a leader and Rtdieros who delig you not desire wish wed keon at agair neck et ¥ pastor hy soel) o fate of T ask o “Glve the wide pratries ie are rising to Dr, the greet 1o speak Ohman br greeting from metrape briefly of his work in t strefches Rockies and westorn spoke the great ity The the with : oure committes n i charge ning's headed 1 Frede o8 great splendid agrangements and orations The interior of the chureh with and flow- conelusion of the pro was held and ed from hoothe the lawn In not yet senate nounced concert, FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT T—Roy Whit died this deser June v London, ing of O Conn., morning in a local ) as the | result fractured He was thrown from his motorcycle late last evening In a collision in thie city with by Charies P com- were was " p ere, At decorated the a social gathering ments were o0ds greens d of a wkull police gram | refres) tools | COmmit an automobile driven Walters of Hartford artistically arranged the rear of the ehure) on would then Two Women Dead in.('rnsh Of Train and Automobile East Bridge eor, Mass, June lictate the sod to | floor mpt Moore and Is pre Abraham Rosenthal, formerly of ® & desperate on the this eity, left last night in Kingston, N. Y. Twn deaths re hetween grade Miss Ag pit oport of that committee, last |7 insisted 1upo ’ f the co an att from a eallf or his hom & made to begin ore the here tod killed 4 Honnaaes wption of the ernssing McAdoo forces id M 1oing everything in t Max Bandera of 551 Main streot on t resolutions war spending the summer at Ocean Boae pear 1o be commifte eir power to de of the Mr. and Mrs. Waite Palmer of a Maplecroft Farm have returned from night a trip to nonghern New York, Mrs. ! Palmer's sister and brother-iy form, Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Brunelle of planks in w Ticonderoga, N. Y. returned with whole is them and will spend two weels here. prohibition they talking on ess important jaw although 20 WEST MAIN ST, Phone JUNE 27, 1924 —_—— e e _— e e e e ————— — bet. a Alph 30 Yearly Or Count & 14 lines No Ad Classifled Chnvenfienc and Minimumr, mum Ads Accepted Over Ask for a = THE “WANT ADS” HERALD ically Arranged For Quick ! Ready Referenc LINE RATES KO IVE INSERTIONS Chaige Prepatd 10 09 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 line r Rates Up words to a | to an fnch Space, 3 lines. Boole Charge, Accepted After Page on Same the Telephone for Call 925 Operator Customers “Want Ad" e of P AUTOMOTIVE ] ‘ i AUTOMOTIVE | ———————————————————————————— 8 Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 STUDEBAKER, 1819—touring car in good running conditio C. A. Bence, 51 Main B Phone 2215, WHITE WHITE r call PATL ck Agencies CALS—"Better cars eing bul Buick build- them.” Ne Britain B Co. Plone 26 Auto and Tr NOTOT ing - = T oue Buick coupe, in- 25 Arch_ street ANDLEIT Thassis & Chief of Po TRUCKS, T will eell | | Eveland motor cars and y an s Co., § Eim § TANS-—Salcs and _ Bervice L A Reputable Con: 5 corner_Lincoin_street. NOTOIL CAItS—Sales Auto Company, n good tires ractically brar as. Aaron &t.. Hartford. Open —and one Brock- sonable and on easy about It at 7 Main St. CADILLAC Lash West Main, LET DODGF, MOTOR CARS—Sales Motor Sales Co., 153 Phone +731. evenings. ars, sales Real Good Cars.” C. 51 Main street. Phone | FORD CARS—Fordston tractor. ice; genuine parts and accessorie: motive Sales & Service Co, 200 E | AUPMOBILE Tes and service. S e Stat ford Ave, co A. M. Paonessa. Ametica’s leading |DURANT AND and_service A. Bence, CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT.— Chevrol paint, $150, Chevrolet touring, good condition, paint, $225, 1220 touring, good condition, new 19021 new 1923 condl. tion, Chevrolet roadster, new paint, $225. good condition, 1021 L AN il il | rmm—— NOUNCEMENTS Burlal Vaults, Motuments Dodge roadster, paint, $250, Ford roadster, tine condition. 004 the new coaches. Hongy- Li s Co, Sales and Service, Phone 2109, TRUCKS—Rackiifie tk_and Bigelow Sts. Phone New Britain and vicinity, new 1923 looks like new in BUPERIOR AUTO C BURIAL VAULIB—Conerete stec water ed; will out, not tequite larger |- N. B. Vau beremet; vo0d or proot, elthar meta it Co.. 2 Phone 3765, T N Carving and | AIN—Monument _ Works, fonuments of all sizes and de ter reinforc- ally sealed. Do reasonably priced. 133 cutting our | @6 miotor cars. Sales | Bence, 51 Main St. n, 176 ARCH ST. TEL. AND CHRVSLER, and Bennett, Sales and 95 Archw —favorably known Green, Sales and Phone 625 RD5— e world ov 142 Arch Bervice, street. ALL MODELS sts and Nurserymen FLOWERS—potted variety n's FL funeral work, Greenhouse, 218 O 10e,a doz Mr. funeral Citurch 8t Spectali on Greenhouse, 517 potted pla. tree deliver. < St pleasing work. | ales and | Im street, ASH—and Oakland motor e. A, @ Hawke ALL PRICES PAIGE AND Whitmore ¥ near 3 MOTOR arle & JTEWETT—$§1065 = 4 . Main | TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT id trucks, Kenneth Sales and Service, eor, New Britain, Conn, agents for Gabriel MER AUTOMOBILE CO. 110, Loral Lost and Founa 33 MAIN STREET. BRITAIN Motor Cars, Motor Jordan Fales Co,, 18 NEW AND OVERLAND—m at 4 Elm St. Serv GIADUATIO! greate o Sleeve-Valve Motor, 16 2051-2, six touring, $1045, OD UKD CASS ; big six tou B. factory, M, Try the Maxwell and Chry r . “This 18 a Studebake WEFMAE Moad (on 193 Av Remaining Political Conviots in Tre- land Li Dul today indi remait the Free St grave said that the would be advisad to remit the un- tor ept those guilty o 3 eplying to Deputy MeGrath, Pres- fdent Cosgr answer at | proposed t 3 adjournment of the Dail next month VIND STOL Westport {and local police today discover vacant ho Weston of which been stolen Alstyne of has plcion who held in hearing. 3100 n, June 27, goods was been was firew Fourt the i W Wonds, kely to Be Freed Soon, -Statements mad cated ning political ate government, the early governor ms of eentenced prisonc ordinary crime rave said that he would no present whether it would b o release Austin Stac! iblican leaders before th GOODS Conn,, June 27, near Twin Bridges, valued at $1,200 par fdentified as n from Mrs. Ellen Norwalk, Walter under arres formally charged 1se Van on sus He bonds for further COTTAGE AT ELM HILL & rooms, all modern, with lot 805200 feet, 3 minutes walk to trolley. This seetion §s building wp fast, See us for Detaile, THE W. L. HATCH CO. NEW BRITAIN, CONN clease of prisoners of President gen- | and - Btate | 1 in a having | Myers | 8t with | burglary following the discovery and |, | was arraigned in town court, $4,000 was w and tourivg Chevrolet touring Velis touring, §3 Dodge touring adebaker touring. Lico speed wagon. " 10w As TOLET SEDAN-— 19 Burckhardt, 85 Black Rock Hargain at low % ain 8t. Phone AULEY & BENN & car, 1917 Ben. tourt ARCH STREET. CiA PHONE 29523 NT COUPE! iave 2 that have been driven even in a demonstra- ¢ tion, They can be hought at a big save | Ing. Trades and terms considered, C, A. £ ¥ 51 Main 8t Pho 15. . |RECONDITIONED ED, KENNEDY'S—auto exchange, full line | of used ¢ and parte. 26 Willow street. Phone 2093, nete ETUDEBAKERS— (ars at real sacris te buyers, Prie nent,— usi to mmed And other good fice prices indicate down pa | monthiy payments. Btudebaker tour, 5 pass, Studebaker tour, b | Studebaker tour, 5 pas Studebaker sedan 5 pas Studebaker tour, b pass, Studebaker tour, § pass, 1918 Buick touring 1921 Buick, tour, 7 y 1918 Bulck, to 1918 Buick, tour, 1919 Palge, tour, § 1918 Hudson aedan 1017 Dodge sedan 1917 Chevrelet tour 1921 Btudebaker, 7 JIph's Garage. Salesroom, FORD—roadster, 1510 With attachable body. . Buick coupe, model Buick 4 pass | _Heleon Garage, Arch_stroet, | o | FOR §00d condition. Ru- Garage, 127 Cherry . Phone | Salesroom, 4 Elm St. Phone pase pass, 5 pass 5 pas pass, D, 1917 ing car, This car can be | bought for $75, with terms, Good running | condition, Automotive Used Car Exchange, 86 _Arch 8t. Phone 1769, M (1 37 Hupmobiie t A medan, refinished §1 Bteam touring, needs 1930 Chandler 4 Anton G, Cahien, Ine, Hartford. Open e snings MAFARLAN TOURIN IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH BT, PHONE 811, repalrs, sedan, o 185 Park | only | | OPEN" EVENIN n SPORT USED CARS=— vou are lanking for wer an and speed Autamat soe thie k touring with Rex top. th unusual y + Nash 6. demonstrator, . ear, ONORATO MOT 18 MAIN STRE ROLLIN AND JORDAN DEALERE. PHONE 3425, A 6. HAWKER, TEL. 2488, 52 ELM & SMANWELL —coupe, 1923 ¢ uipped with bumper, first clas A. Rence Main #t ondi- | Phone | PAIGE. 668 BPORTING = OVERLAND—model 4, 1821 Heht. Rudelph's Garage, 1 Phons 1-2. « Balesroom, 4 El Handssme run 1,080 Rolls Royce blus, with Epanish leather upholeters, siiver nickel radiator, mahog- a ackers, extra tire and equipme: original finish and tires, wonderfully f | comdition; el wher who pu 27— The | chased 5% .rh New Stu- for Bt. Larchmont 11, series, 22.93, CFF FOR SIAM By The Associated Press, | Rangoon Burma, June | British round-the-worid aviator, art Maclaren, left here today Bangkok, Siam, THE POTTERS ( SQWce sqwee TIODY UM ! 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Auto Pars and Accessortes 11 'AI."“O SUPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMER [CAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS. BOON | OMY AUTO SUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN ST BATTERIES—The Willard bas proven o I worth. Try us. Simmons Sterage Bat tery, 167 Arch St. Phone 2245, VAYTUN “THORUBREL™ ~Cords. afi szes | "ion Sressare, tous smiunp svess cois fort. eafety and ecomomy. prices reason. able. The Ball Tire Co, 219 Arch. “