New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1924, Page 12

12 STATE CAMPAIGN FOR THIRD PARTY Gathering in New Haven Star(s the Work New Haven, Aug | eampaign for the of Robert M, Lalolletie Wi and Benater Burton K. Whee Montana, nominees rospeetive president Anid - viee president o Cleveland confor for progr political action was expectod 1 launched in this city today at a co ference lahor Wiistions other groups favorablu to the ment Chief among the gram of the conference this afternoon is he ecampaign eommitive man, two vice-chalvmen, who will be women and various among which will be one ft will be to secure Signatures to petition for the official recognition of the party in this state. The tion must he signed by one per of the number of votes cast last election, “Outlook | Gilbert E. Roe, m director of the La Follette campulgn who will attend the conference and direct its effovts, said today that from his canvass of the situation in this state he was moved to describe the outlook as fine, “Our camprign gen erally has only the support of the people but in this state we appear to have the support of the people and then some,” he said Mr, Roe stated that the attendiance at the meeting today was not exp ot- ed to be large but he anticipated an attendance of possibly 50, from the items on 11 e pro held of ehnirs [ selection “ with a sub-committons whose duty " poti cont In the regional various train service and other rail- | road and steamship organizations and ladies’ auxiliaries, local district coun- cils and central bo of labor or- ganizations, progressive farmers' or- nizations and fous other groups to whom the call for the conference had been sent. No State Ticket, In line with action in other states no attempt will be made to name a state ticket in Connecticut, Mr. Roe said, the work of the conference and the committee to be named being di- rected toward the placing of presiden- tial electors in th ficeld. Following today's conference state headquarters will be opened, proba- bly in this city and headquarters will be established in other parts of the state, Mr. Roe said In connection with today's confer- ence Mr. Roe announced that Senator Wheeler ,the vice-presidential nomi- nee, would come into Connecticut on September 5 speaking in this city and at some other point to be determined. His visit will be part of a trip into New England. He will be in Provi- dence on September 4. Mr. Roe goes to Providence tomor row he said to attend the conference called in that city for the opening of the Rhode Tsland campaign. MELON IN PARIS sccretary of Treasury Has No. Official Business—Sitting for Portrait and Rmjoying Society. Paris, Aug. 23.—The chief and, in fact, the only serious occupation these days of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon of the United States is the task of sitting daily for a portrait which the British artist, Sir William Orpen, is painting of him in his Paris studio. The rest of Mr. Mellon's time is spent in lunching or dining with his daughter and in Parisian sightsceins. He has seen no French fimance de- partment officials and doee not in- tend allowing business to interfere with his rest or with Sir William's work. It is expacted that he will have an informal chat with Owen D. Young at lunch or dinner some time during the week-end. THE POTTERS WILL YOU TELL ME (N YOUR BAG 4 AFTER. | THREW IT AWAY -~ OR. SIKORA'S HAT INRING | Works Ewmploye Candidate for Democratie Nomingtion for Reg sontathvos=H. W, Riow Entors Have Witham P, Sikora, a member of the " fe 1R R committer and oM yod us an inspector for the beard today snnounced for publie works, wself @ candidate he demo nomination 48 representative in neral wasembly 4 resident of the fifth Jemoviat. He was for vouncil run In the wlection by | wik ) and e ‘s At e candidate a credita \ fulled o number of voles mun Henry W. Rive ropiiblican nomination sentative, assuring A contest in coming primary, Judge B, W a member of the last asembly, nd Oliver 1 Diuvis are alrea Avows el candidates, Thomas Mg Donough is sa considering en- an and nade bt i as Kastloune and ) Lo he tering the race RUNAWAY GIRL HOME Nun Par and Has Been At Hospital, | Lamployed Goneral Father ‘Tells Police, Olgo Pefferkuck of 14 Chapman strect, the 14 year old girl who wa reported the police sesterday by her mother as having been missing from her home since Aug. 6, returned to her home this morning. She hus Leen employed at the New Britain General hospital since her disappear- anee from hom ording to the re- port of her father, John Pefferkuck, who informed the police this morn- |ing of her return. |Woman, 64, Crawls Mile After Fracturing Her Leg ; Worcester, Aug. 28, — Fracturing | her left leg while climbing over & | stone wall in a berry patch in West | Tatnuck, Mrs. Jenny Campbell, 684 | years old of this city, crawled a mile throngh the woods to the nearest highway where she lay suffering sev- eral hours between fainting spells be- fore her cries were heard by three | men who were passing. After first |uld treatment she was brought to a | hospital here where her condition is precarious. =fi——_= City Advertisement GRADING. ROADWAYS, BRIDGE AND SPILLWAY CON- STRUCTION New Britain, Connecticut. August 22, 1924, Scaled proposals will be received by he Board of Park Commissioners of |New Britain, Conn,, until 5:0¢ p. m. August 28, 1924 (standard time) for the grading of pond, construction of dam and spillway, one stone bridge, one wood bridge and one culvert and labout 8,000 feet of gravel or macad- am roadway at Stanley Quarter park |in the City of New Britain. | A set of plans and gpecifications | may be obtained from Ralph B. Wain- right, Supt. of Parks, New Britain, upon deposit of $10.00; said deposit to be refunded to unsuecessful bidders upon the return of the sald plans and | specifications before 8cptember 6, |1924. | Each bid must be accompanied by a lcertified check, payable to the order of the City of New Britain, in the lamount of $2,000.00 or by a tisfac- | tory bond for this amount, as a guar- lantee that the bidder will enter into contract within ten days after the wa#d of the bid. Checks or bonds of | unsuccesful bidders will be returned |to them immediately after the final [action on the proposals. The right is | reserved to reject any or all bids, By order of the Board of Park Com- missioners of the City of New Britain, } Connecticut. TTL STAY HERE UNTIL YOU GIVE ME EXPLANA WON'T YOU? ANSWER ME 1 T¢ DIDNT KNOW. NOW LAY OFFA ME._ ¢ LD YOU 1\ NFW RRITATN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, Personals rial seeretary Howard | o al the ¥ C A, is visiting his par ents in Ay for 1ays. Mass a fow Mes. Adna ¥ Johnson and 45 Columbia street John reunion My, 4l tamily of tending 1he fridgeport today Charles Englert of Vvisiting Mr, and Mrs T4 Wallace stroet Mrs Mr. and Hion. Y Louls ). 1 Goorge Perokus of street and Kric 3 Norden street are spending 1wo weeks camp iog &t lake Pocotopaug Wvensk of Nerlin of 145 Greenwood 1o spend two weeks W, Btovens Matthew Meskill street left today camping at Twin Lakes Claude Archer a Comes, Barpey Kramer and Harry Gowdon will leave tomorrow on & motor trip to Canada Tertes, | Lonis Miller of New Yaork, formerly of thia city, has returned to New York after spending a few days with his | parents at 51 Hartford avenue, Joseph Miller of &1 Hartford avenu and Harey Rudman of 65 Oak street will leave tomorrow to spend & week at New York, Willlam Watson, the son of Mr and Mrs, James J. Watson, has left the cmploy of the Naples Conatruetion Co and will enter Dartmouth college next month, Mr, and Mrs, B, Stein are away at the Catskill mountains to spend their vacation over Labor Day. Nev.G George H, Kwing is \visiting his daughter, Mrs, Douglas Johnston m City Advertisements SEWER IN LASALLE STREET Clerk's office City of New Britain, Conn., August, 22, 1924, To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation & Assessment of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessments of special benefits or betterments, caused by the construction of a sewer in Lasalle street from Clark street to Lawlor street, viz: North Side John E. Farr, .. Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council: Attest ALFRED L. THOMPSON City Clerk. | fi City Advertisement Scwer in Acorn Street Clerk's Office, City of New Britain, Conn., Aug. 22, 1924, To whom it may concern: Motice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- | ment of the City of New Britain, has made assessments of special benefit or betterments, caused by the con- struction of a sewer in Acorn street, from Oak street ecasterly, viz: North Side and Marie Benefits Vojtila, o0 $141,00 Simon Joseph Jointly Mary and Jesierski, Louis Conti ..... cesne Societa Marchigiania DiMuluo Soccarso Estate of Jointly 70.50 70.50 141.00 South Side 8. A. Grohol .... . 70.50 Melonia Breciana .... . 70.50 Severino Mattolli 70.! Elvina Drew Joseph Drew Augustyn Mor 3846.00 Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council: Attest ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Clerk. RIGHT A THOROUGH, TION. Madison | and | Benefits | Hill. Rev, My at the South ehureh Maple wing peab lemore Walter is spending twe weks at Bay View Wright of 203 Basselt sire GAMES PONTPONED Hartford, Aug Hartford Lany game postponed; rain A H ] F ] Aug game Bpringtield, Mass, Bridgeport-Bpringfield, poned; rain # City Advertisements SLWER ON DERBY STHEET, Clerk's Office, City of New Mritain, Conn, Aug 22, 1924, To whom it may eoncern; Notige i1s hereby given that the | Board of Compensation and Assess- | ment of the City of New Hritain, hus made the following assessments of speciul henefits or bulterments, cause d {hy the construction of a sewer in :lmbh_\ Street, from Allen Vincent street, via | Last Nide, Street | Benelits $35.2 70,5 10b {Tony Trosky {Agnes Ingram |Agnes Ingram [John and Kathery | vich, jointly 1.n-|m and Katheryne | vien, jointly Tohn Popovich | Mae Skomro ne Popo- . §4.60 Popo- e 70,50 70 f ) Se.60 West Side, Frank Haoze and Wiadislaw Poplawski, jointly Stanislaw Toklenski |John Kobylarz \John Krawiee ..., [ Rosalia Stachelski ...... 1Jow, SBtachelski ... ..oovveen Tekla Kulak and Bronislaw | Kijewsk: fointly o | Bronislaw Kijewski and Tek In Kulak, jointly . Guiseppe Casavecchla and Alfredo Balducel, jointly. . 79.87 80,10 78.50 $1,220.36 Accepted ,adopted, cortified from {record and published twice, by order of the Common Council. Att Alfred L. Thompson, City Clerk. SEWER ON LAWLOR STRERT. Clerk's Office, City of New Britain, Conn,, Aug. 1924, Notice {8 hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessments of special benefits or hetterments, caused by the construction of a sewer in Lawlor Street, from Lasalle Street to Allen Street, | Bronislaw and Kataz banek cene Norman P. Work. James and Honora jointly mes and Honora jointlv v Daniel Hayes . !Patrick Kennedy ‘lCa'herh!e and Nelson Marion, iointly ; |Charles and Mary jointl, Cirenias Josephine Torino and Anto- nio Gabriele, jointly..... r,»\llrh'-‘\\' Adamowski Guisseppl Firretto . Maria Purgatorio West | Jessie T DeFazio |Joseph Torino Salvatore Niedllazzo Rocco Belmonti [ Joseph Milewski . |Donnatta Purgatorio [Albert and Josephine Pi- | arski : 5 {Sabatine and Tere etto ........ Vietoria Hilensk | Angostino Seamont |Marvia Purgatorio .. | $ Accepted .adopted, eertified from record and published twice, by order lof the Common Council. Attost: Alfred L. Thompson, City Clerk. HOW CAN YOU SING WITH THAT GUILTY CONSCIENCE OF YOURS=> AND AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. ATTLE ! Copyrght. 1924, by King Festure will | l 50 | 0! [EXIN W WATTLE | DOs AUGUST 23, 1924, HERALD ADS" (I I'HE W T WANT Alphabeticaliy Aitasges e and Ready Heference, LINE BAPES VUM CONBEOUTIVE INSERTIONS Oharge P " u " 3 " I (1R Appiication Waes 10 un Bpace Mintum ook No Ad Accepled Nassified Page on Same Ade Accepted O Convenlence of and Ask o Charge 36 cents Alter | P M 1y Telephons fos to | NEW TR Oak Bt et apecialty ALRTAT VAT W, water prool, I ving and letter cutting our ancrets sieol Detemetially sealed. Wil outiast elther wood o metal, Do | uot 1equite IaTger Irie (eavonalily priced N, B Vaull 416 Maple. Phous 3166 Florists and e LU “FLOWEI=potied pianie, 1y, Spvcializing ou CUT ar | ivery 3 Phone 2643-13. [ YOU HAD—=Dhad results Wit your cam- ern lot us et your vamern vight, If'after LAt you dont® get results we ieplace evory film froe of charge, Arcade Studio, Lot and Founo . PATCT—of lost, finder Water- to 38 Tountam pon, ple return STLK BUARF—white, embroidored —biack motl{ Hartford Ave, Iteturn, 491 " Hartford and receive reward or Tings, 1ost, n the New Brit- Reward 1€ re- Aiamond Thursday p. . betw aln Trust and Liggett's, turned to Hernld. Personals WEATHER STRIP Wil the accurate metal strips save 1-3 coar bills, window screens, .13 Wouds., _Phone 2765, Shore Announcements | VATUARLY 1 high does the balloon go over our Service Station ? Ten dollars (10) in merchandise for Fucss, Aug. 25 to Aug. 30, the nearest TIRE & BATTEI ONEIL 39 WASHINGTON § PHONE 900, —_— AUTOMOTIVE l et Auto and Truck Agencies 8 | " ' AUTOMOTIVE l MAXWELL seivice - e MOON AND QHRYSLER~—Sales snd Motiauies and Benneit . MOTO! d over, 142 Arch dmolor care. Ses the new line Sales servies, A M W Blm 8 | REQ MOTOR CARS—and tiucks Kenneth 1M Searls & Co. Sales and Servics, eer Elm and Park Sts. New Beitaln, Conn | Phons 2110 Local & Gabris: | Smubbers ROLLAN=and Jordan Motor and serviee Oneraia Mol Maln St Phone 3420 STUDERAKER—service and salesroom st 225 Arch Bt A & D, Motor Bales Co, ine, Phone 2607, WILLYS:KENIGHT AND OVERLAND=me~ tor eare, showroom at 4 Ehn St Servies 120 Cherry 81 “The Sleave-Valve Moter” . G fudelph, Phoa 20513 Bales Co, W O Autos and Trucks for Sale L] BUICK, 1924—touring « un miles. all equipped, Price on & IJ Motor Sales Co,, 225 Arch 7 A Phone Th Tiiet_class_con~ Price $100, Oners W Bt Phone 3425, T, ranning condi- C, A, Bence —Touring, dition, #to Motor pone THTT—touiIng *A: tion and tires are very good, 81 Main 8t, Phone Tourng Waraan At CoA Main 8t Phot DURA —we have 1 Business coupe that has never been driven even In a demons stration, It ean he bought at & big save ing Trades and termes considered, A Rence, _H Main, Phone 2215, NNEDY A= e And parta 3 FORD, T917—Touring car. This car can be bought for 875, with terms Good running conditionAutomotive Used Car Bachange Arch 8t Phone 176! Fi—in_excellent ¢ 5 Riack Rock Ave, Ton truck, 1933, With ACArter, ake Apply, 116 Stratford road, Phone n , 12 " Pody 1724-2, PORD—touring, 1923, perfect, condition. » Garage, 137 Chorry 8t. Phone 208 om, 4 Bim §t._Phone 3393, WHIT FWO—and one Brocke wa terms. _or ct 11 2438, CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT.— 1023 Chevrolet coupe, looke new $436 1920 Cheviolet touring, good condition new paint. $150. 1921 Chevrolet touring, good condition, new paint. 8225 (921 Uodge roadster, good condition. new paint, 8250, WUPERIOR AUTO CO. 176 ARCH ST. TEL 211 OTOR CARS—sal BUICK M and service. ¥ Buick Co.,, 103 Al Capitol at, Phone 70, NDLERR—Cleveland and Gray motor cars and accessories, Amerfcan Sales Co., 8 Eim_street, CADILLAC _CARS Lash Motor Co. West Maln, corner CHEVROLLT MUTOR service. SBuperior Auto LArch St. Phone 211, DODLG. LBROTHEE MOTOR CAliS—Sales and service, 8. Motor Sales Co., 155 - Elm 8t., cornel klin. Phone 731, DURANT AND and service. A. Bence, 51 Main street, | FORD CAItS—Fordston tractor. Sales serv- ice; genulne parts and accessories, ~Auto motive Bales & Service Co., 200 B, Main .IIUI’M[IBILH CALiS—Sules and service, City | Service Station, Hartford Ave., corner | Stanley and 6 Main A. M. Paone | ((UDSON AND ESSEX—America's leading car values, Sew the new coaches. Honey man Auto Sales Co., Sales and Service, 36 Arch street. Phone 210! INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS—Rackliffe | Bros.. Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074. Agents for New Britain and vicinity. ON—111gh grade motor cars, Sales C. A Ber- 51 Main 8t ch alcs and _service. ‘A Reputable Concern.” Lincoln street. CARS—Eales Company, and 176 & r_Fran FAR— ot T “Just lteal Goud C Phone 2216, and service, Phone 2215, e ———————————— BOY GOES JOY RIDING | Sergt. Michael J. Fiynn apprehend- eda 15 year old boy this morning and [turned him over to Probation Officer {Edward C. Connelly on a charge of I taking a truck from the garage of the | Farmers Milk Exchange on Brook street and going riding in it at night. It is the second time that the youth has been apprehended for the same offense. FEW USED CARS— Our etock averages small because the VALUES ARE GREAT There Is a 1920 Paige, big six, 5 passen- ger sport model, with handsome, low, racy appearance, mahogany fittings and 55 h. p. motor—2 new American cords, extfa tire, adjustable green sun visor, spring bumper, parking lights, step plates and mirror. Price $650. Another Paige, big six, 7 passenger touring with plenty of power and room to carry some happy family to Ocean Reach, nat ones, hut many times and at very moderate expense. Price $575. DODGE—sturdy touring, corking fine tires, top, paint, bumper and mirrorn Not a 1924 model but looks and rune Dbetter than some late models you have seen, Price §275. WHITMORE PAIGE-JEWETT CO. 319 EAST MAIN STREET. R ———————— MAXWELL, 1922 Sedan, 1923 923 Ford roadster. 1922 Buick touring car. 1924 Overland Red Bird touring. Al HAWKER, 52 ELM ST. TEL. l OPEN MON.. FRI. AND BAT. EVES. G. 2438, BY J. P. McEVOY WELL, HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAY FOR YOURSELF--NOy BECAUSE YOURE \Gé)g‘ .L}Yl,T THATS Wk,fiY_—‘ ANSWER MEo WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO SAY 2/ FOR YOURSE Syndicate. Te Great Britain rights reserved — SR TOUGH \\ L (g‘-})x/‘_—_\ LUCK \ SISTER P T Sy o 1974 by Newapaper Festre A AND ALL SCCIETYS ON “THE LAKE oMmeGHT! —N-—Nl.\ Servie. Tac Grest Britain rights reser 4 WHADTYE AMEAN, "PESKY MOON? TS A GLORIOUS MoOON! DERNED IF AVNT AS BRIGHT (ng “THATS JUST IT. \DioT! YOU HAVEN'T, AND WHY. THE PORE. CHILD'S CAME AWAY WATHOUT K‘—:-AY. WHY THE DEVIL CAN'T YOU EVER HAVE A CLEAN TOWEL IN THIS PLACE? AUTOMOTIVE Autos sl Trucks For Sale PORLS - ALL MODBLA ALL PRICES TER N.\‘”lflaw PRICES RIGHT LMER AUTOMOBILE OO, 21 MAIN STRENT, NEW BRITAIN ————————————————————— o the LATE MODEL=—used reduced prie Visit Essex Used Car Dept, at greatls W - Hudson sedan, T pi Hudson coach, § P Bulew sedan, 7 Bulck touring, § pase. Buick touring, 5 pass. Bulek touring, § pase, Studebaker touring Studebaker touring, Studebaker touring, ard coupe, 3 pa Durant sedan, § pai 5 opass 1 pase I touring, § Rulck tourkeg, $100 EASY TERMS pass, takes it MANY OTHERS HONETYMAN AUTO SALES ARCH STREET, PHONE 2109, 1 e ————————————— USED CAR SALE~ ance at a 25% Discount, Studebaker, light 6 asdan, Atudebaker, light 6 sedan. Rulck, Overland 215 Bulck, 5 pi touring. Many others to choose from. M. IRVING JESTER, 193 ARCH STREET PHONE 811, UBSED CARB=— taken In trade for new Fords All t8 good condition and priced low with easy terms. Overlang twuring, model ¥3. 17, touring car. ton worm drive truck ton delivery. . touring car. coupe. 5228 . rondster. CAR BXCHANGR 36 ARCH ST. AUTOMOTIVE “)BEL PHONB 1729-2. B e B T n A1 1921, 17 speedwagon §750. Westcott, touring A fine family Hupmobile, 1921 touring $400, K. M. Searle & GEO, 1823, 1'; ton condition passenger car, price $600. in A-1 condition, car, STUDEBAKER, 1823—1ight six touring car, in A-1 condition, Price $700, This it a good B & D. Motor Sales, Arch St. Phone 2607, CSED CARS—of _popular prices ever offered the Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 185 Park St. ford, Conn. A 22 makes, lowest buying public Hart USED CARS Reo roadster. Buick roadster, Chevrolet sedan. “hevrolet touring. G. M. C. 2% ton truck. MOUN MOTOR CO, 142 ARCH STREET WILLYS KNIGHT—demonstrator touring Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, Salesroom ¢ Eim St. Phone 3392 USED CARS— Ford truck delivery body, 1324, #350. Velle sedan, 1920, $350. Studebaker touring, special, 1821 Studebaker tour. light, 1921, $550. Velle touring. 1920, $300. Studebaker, 4 pass, coupe. $500. Cadillac_Phaeton, 1821, $1,000 Seripps-Booth, sedan, 1820, § Cole “8", sedan, 1918, $450. 1920 Buick 6" touring car. Nash 1921, 7 pass. sedan. £300 special ez, ETT MOTOR SALES CO., PHONE 2052, BE 98 ARCH ST, e ——————————————————— QUALITY USED CARS— new Studebuker salesroom. Ford coupe, $300. Star coupe, $225. All-Amorican 2 ton truck, $250. at the 1923 1923 1920 A. & D. MOTOR S3LES CO., INC, 225 ARCH ST, PHONE 2607, Auto Parts and Accessories 1 AUTO SUPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMER- [CAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES- TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILB. BCON OMY AUTVO BUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN 8T. BATTERIES—The Willard worth. _Try us. Simmon: tory, 167 Arch 8t Phone 324b. SAYTON “THOROBRED" —Corda, ail size: low Dressure, long wuilleage means com fort. safety and ecomomy, prices reason able. ‘The Hall tire Co. 319 Afch 174! (T8 TIMB—to reflll your crank cass with fresh oll. ws do It for you free of charge. at Stanley Quarter Filling Statfon, Ibelics Corner. _Tel, 861-13. BPRINGFIBLD—2nd Firestone greases, sory Shop, 138 Main St VMICHBLIN—Tires and tubea Gal service. Koppell Aute Supply Eilm 8t Phone 2145. receited, all Rackliffe Ste. Just right. and Bigelow MOBILE OlL—carload es, prices are Park CUUM CU PENNSYLVANIA ize cord $33. VA Fabric 35%5 T, H, Cogswell, 8 Chestnut. Phone 141 TONAGE _ BATTERIES—and Reprblic tren 4 WM Farrell, 110 Frasklin 8. Phone 1569,