New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 22

e E————————— \ or that pewer w the brotherhood or wit Following the ruling the board pre ceeded with the taking of testimony LABORBOARDWILL - Feels Sure Adjustment of Wages *hiest ity Wi 'he (e Is Possible eiv rrusal 48 g the board would take the coun and use such cans as the law conferred upen it to tain that testimony I'he board cited nearly a dozen rea 5 Why its power should be invoked, mong them the poswbility of a re. ort te strike, If the employes de- not satistactorily met, to subpoena witnesses shown in section 310 of the transportation act, which alse per. mits us to invoke the aid of any Unit. hat the ed Ntates court should the hoard so determine,” Mr, Hooper sald, *It further specifies that any witness fail. ing to comply faces a penalty of con. tempt. *“I'he board is authorized to function when there is a likely substantial in. Chicago, July 2 1 A bor board today disailoned ®f nen-jurisdiction by Poad employes of their wage and dered the taking of testimony o nesses subpoenaed both from the cur riers and the employes Argument of the board was illegally assuming jurisdic tion and was without to sum mon witnesses to teshify involuntarily was denled In an unas Western ra In in may were Our lefinitely ule disput or power employes power imous opinion R ruption of commerce, \Whether ———— - pp— there is such a possibility has. been HOT was a substantial interruption of com- On several east. vhich these employes ure a part, A strike votes have been taken, al- PLENTY out its necessity. It uppears to us to be & policy of these organizations to questioned, The board belleves there w TER meree likely to exist, A rn rallroads the brotherhood of though the dispute was settled with. promptly resort to strike {f they fall to obtain the desired agreement, “This hearing, which we think like- v will result in an adjustment, will ° be pursued, HOFFMAN No. 25 Gas Water “AMBROSE" IS DEAD Famous Dog, Mascot and Eentertain. er, Was 10 Years Old | Asheville, N, ( famous English thousands as a time mascot for the Brooklyn Na- tionals, and companion of Clarence Hobart, former national tennis cham- | plon, 1s dead, He was ten years old, De Odera Ambrosius was the full name of the dog. He served during the Wor'd War as an entertainer for the soldiers at Camp Greenleaf and |later for the wounded veterans at Kenilwor hospital, | & , July 25.—Ambrose, bulldog, known to Off Shore or On Shore our new bathing suits are the best looking and longest wearing wehave sold for many moons. They are fashioned to fit the figure: In stripes or plain colors. Allwool. They dry in a jiffy. Bradley Janzen FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY C. J. Leroux Tel, 1336 THE POTTERS POLLY AND HER PALS L HOPE HWHE'S AS GooD A WATCH-DOB AS THE MAN SAD HE was! 7 now You GALS AEEDAT woORRY ‘BOUT EURGLARSG., D AMCRE! | Civie league. | | Hayward, “but the “‘movie” dog, at one | Fitch-Jones Co. WANT FIRPO DEPORTED Hardly Likely Howerer, Despite Plea of “Clean Morals and Clean Sports” Agitators United States ward said teday that any steps weuld & Angel Firpe, ' New Yeork, July 25 District Attorney [it was unlike! be taken to deport | Argentine was requested yesterday by Canen 8. Chase of Brooklyn, as head of the New Yeork Canen Chase demanded Ithe deportation of Firpo “in the in. terests of clean sports and morals," “I am, of course, taking cognizance of the complaints received,” said Mr, o 18 little that can he done in the present case,” | The arrival of Miss Blanca Lourdes, i" Bouth American, on the steamship [on whieh Firpo came here Monday | caused the immigration authorities to | question both of them, Firpo subse. quently was allowed 10 land but Miss | Lourdes Inter salled for Cuba without | being allowed to leave Ellis Island boxer, CHAIRMEN NAMED Six Suh.Committees Are ta Conduct Survey of Soldiers' Homes and Hospitals as Authorized, Washington, July 25, = Chairman Johnson of the house veterans' com- mittes today announced the appoir ment of chalrmen of six sub.commit tees to conduct the survey of soldiers homes and hospitals authorized by congress last session, resentative Envder, New o¥rk; Fitagerald, Ohio, and Vincent, Michi- | #an, all republicans, will head sub. | committees working east of the Mi sissippi river; Representative Mac. Lafterty, California, and Simmons, Nebraska, republicans, will conduct work in the west, and Representative Bulwinkle, democrat, North Carolina, | will be in eharge of the inquiry in the southeastern states, “The sury is not political,”” Mr, Johnson said in a letter to the chair- men, “A precedent ghould be estab- lished that will preclude any future congress from indulging In partisan- ship Insofar as the needs of the serv. ice men are concerned.” Rode With Davis John W. Davis used to canter over the country roads about Clarksburg, W. Va., with'Lafaetta Blake, ¥eteran horseman, shown here, at the age of 84, It was Blake who largely instilled a love for horses into the democratic nominee for g [l | president.ginning July 26, Saturday.—advt. | JULY 25, 1924, City Item | Ethel Guberneck of Staniey street | has returned home from the Hartford | hospital where she underwent a sue- cessful operation for appendieitis Sealp treatments, LaFrance Beauty | Parlor, C. M, Rock, prop.—a A regular meeling of the ' ausiliary, A, O, H., will be held this { evening at & o'clock In Judd's hall 1 i 1 THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Asranged For Quick and Ready Refersacn, LINE RAVES FUR CONSBOUTIVE INSERTIONS Oharge Pis we ine line line iine line tine Rates Upon Appl . Ladies The excursion committee will meet at 1130 a'cloek H Dresses reduced, See Mary Elizabeth Dress Shop, 87 W, Main, Pref, Bidg. —adit Anna B, Larson et al sold teday through the Camp Real Estate Co. a three-family house on Church street to Ceslaw and Mary Buweski Lunch at Hallinan's—adv, Hundreds of parishioners attended the opening of a triduum in henor of the feast of Ht, Anne last night at W, Peter's church, Rev, Father Fuechs, M. 8, was the speaker, Exers elses will be held tenight and tomor. |row night at 7:30 o'elock, | Have the Herald follow you on your vacation, 18¢ a week, cash with order, | =—adut, Property en Commonwealth ave. nue 5 cenin Accepted A | PM e Page o Sawe Lay Ade Aceepted Over the Tel Conventence of Custome and Ask for & Al phone fus Ll “Want Operator ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Monumvots 1 BURTAL VAUTI—Concreie sieel reinfores od; water prool, Beremetically sealed. will outiast either wood or metal. De " Irie, reasonably priced. " 276 Maple. Phone 3765, ITATN=Monument Monu! f all Cary been transferred by Hins L4 Christopher to Judson 8§ Kilbourne, | Toresa Fazaina has sold property on Daly_avenue to Salvatore and | Letizia na | Home cooked lunches at Crowell's anvt marriage licanse has heen (ssued to Rosario Ritzzo of 138 Oak street and Miss Bella Pignatelll of 21 A'M’F street ATso Ellls ver 160 ouls Fusare, 48 CUT FLOWENR “planis, pieasing variety, Speclalizing on funeral work Johuson's Gresnhouss, 617 Church Bt ey " CUT FLOWERB—potied pianta ;n‘du“:':ai P , y very, o's | FIRPO AT x.«smxnvn\, ::"r".::.'h'n "mi tren .ylu_n;;_lbl. Argentine Ambassador, Also L] A T E PIN—Tost In vicinity of Church Goes to Arlington. 8. this noon. Reward, Return to 485 Washington, July 25.—Luis Angel | _Church 8t 1st floor Firpo, the Argentine heavyweight, ar- '“';;:’;: B o {rived in Washington today to visit | py ne ag70 4 |the Argentine ambassador, Dr. Hono- | AT LET—rorralivg 5% |rio Pueyrredon and papers lost ;u E ¢ | 1t was satd at the embassy rawar t \[h'e pugilist's visit wal ona of a purely i BLEhes | personal nature and had nothing to |0 with the difticulties ha experienced | with theg immigration authorities when he Yanded recently 'in New York g The ambassador placed his auto mobile at Firpo's disposal for sev- eral hours sightseeing and enter- tained him later at luncheon. Among the places Firpo visited was the Pan- American _Union, where he was re. ceived byDirector General Rowe |and the tomb of the unknown sol- dier at Arlington. Vistts Vinder return 1o | | 13 West Main St T #um of money in or Center that | 8. 810 orman Me- ha Auley, 98 Personals Miss Anna Thalll of New York, niece of Mr. And Mrs. John Jesserino of 119 North street, is spending a va- cation in this city Mr®and Mrs, Peck and Mr. and Mrs. Carl 1. Osterberg of Providence |R. I, who have been on an automo- bile trip through Massachusetts, are visiting with Mrs, Osterberg's parents, Mr, and Mrs, C. Arvid Larson, of 56 Routh Burritt street Chora! A, Samford of Los Angeles, Calif., is visiting his nephew, Frank Samford, of 183 Main street, Miss Arline Larson, Miss Ruth Duntz and Miss Ruth Anderson are spending the week-end at East River Highlands, Madison, as guests of Mrs. {E. M. Pratt. Shoemaker Friend of “Cal” May Run for Legislature Northampton, Mass, July 26.— | James Lucy, shoemaker, staunch | friend an@ early advisor of Presi- dent Coolidge may yield to the in- portunity to become a candidate for the republican nomination for repre- sentative to the legislature. It be- came known today that he has agreed to do so provided the names listed on his nomination papers show that he has the unquestioned support of the party locally. This will be his first venture in politics’ Should he enter the contest he will oppose Rep- resentative O'Dea, the democratic in- eumbeént, Florence Donovan of Jagnaica, L. 1, is visiting friends in New Britain. Henry Brunner of Sefton drive left vestarday for a ten-day motor trip through New York state. Miss Esther Melander of the le;- YO 4 “ rd hospital training school is spend- ANNOUNCEMENT. R ok ndr ot (b wedk it The last of the Churchill stock of |Miss Lillian Johnson of Hart.street. Jjewelry is going to be disposed of by | oo auction sale in the new quarters at| RBryant H. Atwater and sisters, Miss 86 Church street, where we have now | Mary E. Atwater and Mrs, Carrie At- moved to for the convenience of the | water Riley, have returned from a public. [three weeks' auto trip to the Catskill Our entire stock, regardless of its | Mountains, most of the time being cost or value, will be put under the nt at Meads Mountain Ht_;use, hammer. | Woodstock, Ulster county, New York. We invite our patrons and the pub- S o in general to take advaniage of | Josephine Olmstead of 25 South this unusual opportunity and buy our | High street is spending a few days at dependable stock at your own price. Everything will be put up. We have hired these new quarters just for a few days only and we must do it within that limited time, We will have on sale diamonds, watches, jewelry, silverware, clocks and cut glass. You will buy these nice things at your own price. Sales | dally, 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m\ be- | GARAGES TORENT FRANKLIN SQUARE FILLING STATION ANNOUNCEMENTS Lot and Found - CARGE= PRk, vamee pin. wilh desigh. Nons drawing & chatior, lost o July 16tk in the shopplug distriet, Finder will be vewarded if they will leave thelr addiess ot the Herald el B H. Chatfield T 5 Tay, Belden n 1o Stanles Reward S Cameis 1168 ¥ d got one Arcade W18 wirl b had experience in Box 1 J G, Herald TRTPE—=Tnsiall (he ascuiaie -3 ool bills, windew Woods, Phone 3166, § AUTOMOTIVE ‘l Auto and Truck Agencles ~NOT0 CAN belng bullt and » w Br d Clevelani motor cars accessories, Amerioan Bales Co, § Flm Bt, GADILEAT CA 1. Motor Co, CHEVIOLET MOTOR CANS-Bales and service, Superior Aute Company, 176 Arch &t Plone 211, DODTE TNOTHETE MOTOR CANS—Bales sorvice, 8, & F. Motor Kales Co,, 156 n_Bt, corner Franklin, Phone 131, UTRANT A and service, A, Bence, 51 Main street, P Auto. 200 E, Main Yil";fi(hfllLE TARB—Bales and service, City Service Station, Hartford Ave, corner Stanley and 6 Main St. A, M, Paonessa, UDSON AND ESS ~America’s leading car values, See the new coaches, Honeys man Auto Sales Co., Gales and ervice, 139 Arch strest. Phone 2109, RUCKB—RAcKITe Park and Bigelow Sts, Phone Britain and vieinity, T i motor cars, B and service, C. A. Benr 51 Main 8 Phone 2215, MAXWELL "AND CHRVBLER—Sales and ®. McGauley and Bennett, 93 Arch street. Phone 2952, MOON MOTOR CARB—{favorably Wnown the world over, F, L Borvi 142 A, G, Phone 2456, PATGE AND JEWETTI—new models now ready. Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co, 319 East Main St. Tel, 3399, REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks. M. Bearle & Co, Bales and Elm and Park 8ts, New Britain, Conn. Phone 2110, Local egents for Gabriel Enubbe: ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor Cars. GSales rvice. ©Onorato Motor Co. 18 Phone 3425 IGHT AND OVERLAND—mo- tor cars, showroom at 4 Elm St, Serv 127 Cherry Bt. “The Sleeve-Valve Moto R. C. Rudolph. Phoac 2051-2, Autos and Trucks For Sale [ FORD, 1920—2 door sedan, newly painted, good tires and m fcally correct, C. A, Bence, 51 Main Phone 2215, CHALMERS, 1920—touring, wire wheels, new tires, motor just overhauled. 31 North Washington §t. Plainville, CLEARANCE SALE—of all our used cars. Terms without red tape, and all popular makes to select from. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St., Hartford, Conn. DODGE—touring car, 1317, Sargain at low price. C. A. Bence, 51 Main St Phone 2216, DURANT—we have 1 business coups that has never been driven even in a demoh- stration. 1t can be bought at a big sav- ing. Trades and terms considered, C. A. Bence, 1 Main. Phone 2215, ED, KENNEDY'S—auto exchange, full 1ine of used cars and parts. 26 Willow street Phone 2093. FORD—roadster, 1510 with attachable body. Buick coupe, model 55, Bufck *4 pass Heleen Garage, 107 Arch strest. Hawker, Kenneth vice, cor, USED CARS— taken In trade for new Fords. All In good condition and priced low with easy terms. Oserland touring, model ¥3 Allen 17, tourin; Ford coupe. " touring car. * coupe, sedan, 1 ton worm drive truck 3% ton dellvery. 2. roadster. touring car. coupe. roadster, $235. AU*OHOT!VE OBED CAR EXCHANGR PHONE 1720-3. 86 ARCH 8T. BY J. P. McEVOY Paw’ll Never Find Out as Far as Ashur’s Concerned HOow/ " BOUT “THS DAwG? /Ll HE RITE ME THAT'S woT L WANM A FIND The ewner Ml;l oo | Autos and Trucks for sale k) RO TOIT=I00rTng cai, Thia cai can be bought for §16, with terms Geod runming | sondition. Automotive Used Car Bachangs, 48 Arch Bt Phone 176 SETTI | ace. TR goed TN Inquire 121 T08 4 paseenger, st ¢lass condis Mam & Puone | AR WELL=caupe, wiulpped with bumper How G A Bears, 8 2216, STODERARER, T9IT=7" o car, good condition, prive right. 318 4 URED TATE=D touring, one Al i first ol T Phone one Chevralet Bulck e il 8t sacrifice, 3134 Chureh Bt son od Be Cohm about it at T Ma _or call 3425, BIG USED CAR SALE~ All models in tine shape, taken in t recently cadlilas tourl Hupmobile teuri Hupmobile touring Hupmobile touging, Dodge touing. Dodge touring Buich touring, § eyl Palge touring. 1 1989 Thel ventent CITY SERVICE STATION INC, & MAIN 8T, PHONE 148 be baught on cur come deferred payment plan, CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT.~ 1925 Chevrolet coups, looks mew 3495, 1920 Chevrolet touring, good condition, paint, $189, 1921 Chevrolst touring, good condition, new paint, $225, 1921 Dodge roadster, good condition, dew paint, $250, SUPERIOR AUTO CO, ARCH 8T, TEL M1, FORDS— ALL MODBLS ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO., 22 MAIN BTREET, NEW BRITAIN GOOD USED CARS— Mazwell and Chrysler used car me-t, snubbere, extras, Ford, 4-door be oversized cerds ny looks new, a bargain, Overland tourt; Ford touring Maxwell touring car, Allen, $150. Maxwell sedan, $150, Velle touring, $32. Dodge touring. Teo speed wagon Overland touring car. McGAULEY & BENNETT, 98 ARCH STREET. FHONE 2953 THE BEST IN USED CARS— Maxwell sedan, Buick touring. Bujck touring. Durant seda: Hudson 7 pass. Ford sedan, sedan, HONETMAN AUTO SALES O, 133 ARCH ST. FPHONE 2102 OPEN EVENINGS, USED CAR SALE— July Clearance at a Prices effective until the 26th. The cars listed below are all' in gond running condition and are priced 23% less than the regular market price. Visit the showroom, First Pagment Allen, . 428 Bulok . ov.00 Buick roadster Buick touring Buick roadster Bulck 7 pass. Bufk sedan . Bulvk touring « Bulck, 7 . Bulek, 7 pass. . cadillac cieut Chandler touring Chevrolet ... Chevrolet touring Dodge sedan Dodge sedan . Dodge touring . Ford sedan ... Frankiin touring . Hudson sedan Hudson touring Kissel sedan .. Liberty touring . Maxwell .. Mitchell roadster Overland touring Oakland touring Oalland sedan Paige Paige (Mr, Robinowltz's) . Palge touring . Ren sues Stearns Knight ... studebaker Studebaker M. IRVING JESTER 133 ARCH BTREET PHONE §11. UEED CABS AT THE REO SALES AND SERVICE— Oakling touring car, $100 1819 Bulck, 7 p Res. e have 3 good 1% ton trucks ranging in price from 8375 to §750, K. M. SEARLE & CO. COR. ELM & PARK 87 PHONE 2118,