New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 14

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1924, planning, while Prot. H. J. Hub 4 of Harvard university, whe o star-shaped laying out of & timely publie | DICE FURNISHES LEAD T0 CAPTURE OF TWO BOYS pert Hoover and George B. Ford | Youths Admit Stealing O and Strip. York were elected Lo the gov» erning board of the international town silding and garden cities seciety, It | s decided to hold the neat congress | New York | sl eferved (o the necessity o TOWN PLUWNERS |2 Holland Destined to Become Promised Land ke s | GRAFT BONE ON BACK ping Automobile in Yard of Teaas Co, \ ‘ . A dige dropped in the yard of the Texas Oil company proved to be the |viue which enabled Sergeant Michael |3, Fiynn and Policeman Thomas Do- |1an to apprehend the two 15 years old | youths who enteved the yard of the company last night and stole 10 gal. lons of heavy oil and stripped an aute in the yard, The theft of the articles was reported to the police late last | night and Flyan and Delan were sent to investigate, Looking oVer the ground in yard, Sergt, Flynn found a dice that had been drepped near the machine yvlul had been stripped, He picked it up and put it in his pocket, Leaving the oil company’s yard, the police no- ticed that there was a light In a near- by garage, and heard a hammering | noise, Thinking that the eccupants of |the garage might have seen thieves, the police went up to the garage, | Tmmediately upon entering, Sergt. Plynn spotted a dice on the floor that matehed the one he had in his pocket, He pieked it up and asked the youth in the garage to whom it belonged to, When the youth said that it was his, Sergt, Flynn took the other out of his pocket and asked for an explanation of how he happened to lose it in the yard of the oil company, The boy them admitted that he and a chum had taken the ofl and stripped the machine, He was in the act of put- ting a tire stolen from the stripfd machine onto an auto owned by his family. All the stolen goods were re- covered and the boys were turned over to Probation Officer Edward C. Connoliy. s Quicksands found iIn river beds are usually caused by underground springs. Amsterdam, Aug Ameriean town planning eaperis paring pullders at an international ¢ held here recently The lure of url have been com Sid } Doctors Strengthen Dislocated Spine With Piece From Shin--Operation | ARt 28 r“»:(" faed 1 :*“ ']:! Declared to he Bucvessful, difieulties are acute, With racters istie foresight however, h Duted are grappling with problem in & practical way with the vicespresident of the eongress, § Vinek of B put it ing address, that “Holland wi r 25 years is destined to | the promised land of popular h ing." The American delegates vie recent improvements and of Amsterdam, The Mague and Rotter- dam, and even inspected them from the air, All agreed that the old-fash- joned Dutch gables looked far more attractive from aleft than a collection of modern flat-roofed dwellings, Questions of decentralizati fostering of civie pride, the ¢ of open spaces around cities bullding of smaller “steliite” around big centers, were discussed by the experts, including the health min. isters of Britain and Germany, and Jeading garden city apeclalists from | socjation of postmasters will hold its all over Europe. e annual outing Saturday at Savin Rock. Thomas Adams, of New York, who | rnyitations for the outing have been confessed to a distinct preference for| sent out by Postmaster A, E. Well- the stately 18th century houses of | man of Torrington, secretary-treasur~ Amsterdam, spoke of the assignment |ep of the association, ' of definite sections of cities to indus- e iR trial purposes, Flavel Shurtleff and| * Methylated spirit will E. P. Goodrich also presented ideas in | stains on mirrors. Baltimore, Aug, 2¢ Doctors at johns Hopkins hospital have trans. a plece of bone from the ower right leg to the spinal eolumn of Vorest Wieford, 88, of Newpert, W. Va, it was learned today Wietord suffered a dislocated ver- in an automobile accident | yeurs ago, wnd his condition ame gradually worse until he was ught to Hopkins four weeka ago. Complications necessitated removal of the diseased vertebra. It being impossible to shorten the | spine, a4 plece of shin bone was shaped into the form of a vertebra and inserted in the weakened part of Wieford's body, He was then placed in & plaster cast, Although he may | have to pass still another fortnight in the cast the operation is announced | as successful, planted result, as the or glum, his clos in the vome |tebra Jus- [ three wed the br extensions “ the posal nd the towns POSTMASTERS' OUTING, Torrington, Aug, 20,—The atate as- remove fly On Your Vacation NO PAPER WILL TAKE THE PLACE OF THE —HERALD— . 1t Will Follow You Wherever the Mails Go For 18¢c a week Before you leave for the Shore or the Mountains be sure to order THE HERALD mailed to you—It will keep you in touch with the news at-home while on your vacation. Prepaid Subscriptions are required by the Audit Byreau of Circulations. Consequently we cannot open charge accounts for summer orders » the | 1 | TENNIS TOURNAMENT Entries Close August 20 and Play Will Begin Sept, 2 in Singles and Doubles Contests. The New Britain Tennis elub is to land doubles for the ehampionship of [the city, The tournament will stact |'Puesday, September 2, Entrics will close ¥riday, Aug, 29, when the draws ings will be held, It is hoped that all tennis thusiasts in the eity will enter, Entrance fees for singles will be 50 cents per person and for doubles $1.00 per team, The winners of each tournament will he presented with ecups, which are now on exhibition at Porter & Dyson's en Oppen, tournament chairman, P, O Box 189, New Britain, Conn,, accoms panied by the entrance fé Enters Wall Street Wall Street will know soon whether the business adventures of a youth in college fit him to cope with the trad- ers of long experience. For Allen Aloysius Ryan, Jr., son of the famous Wall Street broker and grandson of Thomas Fortune Ryan, has gone onto the street to retrieve the $5,000,000 his father lost in an unsuccessful corner on Stutz stock a few years ago. I'resh from Yale he has just pur- chased a seat on the Curb Exchange, after serving an apprenticeship as stock runner, stock clerk, margin clerk and order elerk, He is 21 years, old. Young Ryan is a husky replica of his daring father who was a sensa- tion of trading on Wall Street in his youth. “There is nothing to write about me,” he said, “I'm merecly going on the street to earn my living.” Ryan’s business and flnancial ca- reer took definite form during his school days at Yale. He was busi- ness manager of the Yale Record and class treasurer. He also headed the corporation that purchased the land on which the new office building of the Yale Record was constructed. —-—__—_———'_'-—'-_———-'-—"—'——-—— LOUISE WARHOW vs. JOSEPH WARHOW Superior Court, Btate of ~Connecticuf, County of Hartford, the 19th day of Aug- ust, 1924, ORDER OF NOTICE Upon ecomplaint in said cause brought to said court, at Hartford in said County, on the first Tuesday of September, 1024, claiming a divorce, and change of name, it appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority, that the whereahouts of the defendant Joseph Warhow s un- Kknown to the plaintift, but that he formerly lived in New Britain, Ordered; that notice of the fnstitution and pendency of eaid complaint shall be given the defendant hy publishing this or- der in The New Britain Herald, a newspa- per published in New Britain, once a week, for two successiva weeks, commencing on er before August 21, 1924, GEORGE A. CONANT, Clerk of sald Court. held an epen tourpament in singies Entries may be sent te W, H. Van | WATCHMAN BURNED — Believed That Andrew MoKenna Lost Tife in Fire That Did .IM,Ml ! Damage to Lumber Yard in Cam: hridge. Cambridge, Mass. Aug. 20==Andrew MeKenna, | believed to have tost his life in a fire which early today swept through the {plant of the Johh M. Woeds & Co., lumber dealers, destroying twe build- ings, & stable and lumber piles and causing damage estimated at $150,000, Investigation has shown that the [next box that MeKenna should have rung was located in one of the build- |ings consumed, The charred body of the dog who kept nightly vigil with him was found in this building, but so far the search of the firemen among the ruins for MeKenna's body hal been unsuccessful, Four firemen were fighting the fire which more than four hou betore brought under control, fi-year-old watchman, | overcoma in raged for being Scotland, has of any place the shortest Oa, in the British name Isle # City Advertisement INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS The City of New Rritain, Conn, acting tWrough its committee on School Accommodations of the School Board will receive bids for the con- struction of an addition to the Smalley school on Talcott street. All bidders shall, as an evidence of good faith, enclose with their sealed bid, a certified check or bid bond for a sum equal to b per cent of thelr bid, made payable to the Committes on School Accommodations, Said check or bond to be held in escrow by the chairman of the committee until the contracts have been awarded, when said checks or bonds shall be returned to their Authors. Failure on the part of the success- ful biddeg to properly execute a con- tract for the work in question and to deliver bond as hereinafter provided, shall forfeit sald check or bid bond, and it shall become property of, and shall be paid to the said committee, to whom it is made payable; the whole amount, or such portion as necessary, to be used by sald committee to make up the differences between the bid of the defauiting bidder, and that of the next lowest bidder; the balance, i any, of the same shall be returned to its author. The contractor to whom this work is awarded shall within ten (10) days after signing of contract, furnish the owners with a satisfactory surcty bond in a sum equal to thirty (30%) per cent of the amount of said contract price, conditioned upon the full and faithful performance of said contract. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all blds to award the contract to any bidder other than the lowest bidder; or to invite new pro- posals, as said committee may deem advisable for the best intsrest of the city. Sealed bids marked on the outside “proposal for Smalley School” ad- dressed to Mr. Joseph M. Halloran, chalrman, shall be sent to the office of the Superintendent of Schools, in the Old State Normal school building, New Britain, Conn, not later than twelve o’clock noon, Sept. 8, 1924, Sealed bids will also be received under the conditions above noted, for the heating, plumbing and electrical work, each to be awarded as a sep- arate contract. Contractors may obtain plans and specifications for the Smalley school at the office of the architect, Clarence C. Palmer, 87 West Main §$t, New Britain, Conn,, by making a deposit of fifteen (15.00) dollars. The amount deposited will be refunded upon re- turn to the said architects of the plans and specifications in good condition. Committee on School Accommodations by JOSEPH M. HALI.ORAN, Chairman. THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeiically shd Heady Helorsnce. LANE RAVES VOR CONSEBOUTIVE INSERTIONS e 1 1 ] i [ 0 o Retes Upon Application s 10 8 Mas " tneh. Minlmum Space, 3 Hass Migtmum Book Chaigs, 36 sents No Ad Accepied After | P, M, Olassified Page on Same Day, Ade Accepted Over the Telep! enten Customers, Call and Ask for & “Want Ad" Operater ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Bugial Vaults, Monuments 1 —Monument uments of all uun‘u o it » Yearly (:l “u od; water proot, ber will outiast either wood pot_require Iarger iris ressonsbly 216 Maple. Phone N, B. 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Superlor Auto Company, 176 Arch _St. Phone 211, DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR UARS—sSales and service. S, & F. Motor Sales Co., 155 Blm St., corner Franklin, Phone 731. DURANT AND STAR—motor cars. Bales and service, “Just Iteal Good C: " C. ce, 51 Main street, Phone 2215, FORD CARS—Fordston tractor. BSales serve fet nuine parts and accessories, Auto- motive Sales & Service Co. 200 B, Main HUPMOBILE CARS—Bales and service, City Bervice Statlon, Hartford Ave., corner Stanley and 6 Main St. A. M. Paonessa. HUDSON AND ESSEX—America’s leading car values, See the new coaches. Houey- man Auto Sales Co., Sales and Service, 139 Arch s t, Phone 2109. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS—Rackliffe Bros., Inc., Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074. Agents for New Britain and vicinity. LEXINGTON—High grade motor cars, Sales and services C. A Ber: 51 Main 8t MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER—Sales and service, McGauley and Bennett, 98 Arch street, Phone 2052, MOON MOTOR CARS—favorably known the world over. F. L. 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COMMERCIAL DELIVERIES 1918 Chevrolet $50. $40. ARRANGED Dodge Bros. Dealers. 8 & F. MOTOR SALES CORF., ELM & FRANKLIN 8TS. TELEPHQAE 731, OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY EVENINGS greatly LATE MODEL—used cars at & reduced prices, Visit the Hudson Essex Used Car Dept. Hudson sedan, 7 pass. Hudson coach, 5 pas. Buicw sedan, 7 pas! Buick touring, 5 p Ruick touring, 5 p Buick touring, 5 pass. Studebaker tourlng. touring, 5 pase Durant sedan, Maxwell voupe, Maxwell touring, 5 pa Maxwell touring, 5 pas. Maxwell sport tousng, b pai Maxwell touring, 5 pass. Bulck tourieg, $100 takes fit. EASY TERMS 1 1924 1923 1923 1922 1917 MANTY OTEERS HONEYMAN AUTO BALES 130 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2100, PR E—————e e USED CAR SALE— August Clearance’at a 25% discount. The cars listed below are all in good running condltion and a priced 25% let than the regular market price, vi showroom. LIST OF USED CARS NOW ON SALE First Price Paymt. Alten Buick . Buick tour! Buick roadster Buick, 1 pass Buick sedan . Buick -touring Buick, Bulck, Chandlet Chevrolet Ford sedan Ford .. Franklin touring ' Studebaker Studebaker Etudebaker stdbkr Spee. Etdbkr Lt. 6 wed Stdebkr Lt. 6 sedan Velle 4 pass. sedan 5 ton Brockway truck. 3% ton Breckway truc 5 ton Brockway truck. 1918 Vim truck .. M. IRVING JESTER 183 ARCH STREET. PHONE #1