New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 26

INMORAL PICTURES? URGES FUSIGN ON | McDonald Asks Democrats and ~» Republicans (o Join Hands /i, ""a% chies o oxniniting cwd and immoral pictures before s theater at which he is stag- revue, He prison last to furnish Magistrate el Carroll In Fombs After Arrest Por Displaying Posters Advertis- wk, Oct —Larl Carroll, producer, is in the tombs “It one such comedy the city refused by of you men v musica oched in he the would » facto long utterances during La Folletto did, Been taken out of tle sent to jail for a good declared Hennoessy a republican street gate of noon, ‘La Fo you G Wherg rally I ¢ Magistrate Ryt- nd to consider the tes- s us to the aest pictures. Tn holding trial yesterday, the ed that the disp the street was dif- States was i them in a La Fol can in the y carrles or sh hond Carroll woud remain in jail called which s ex- 3. o heard November 20 DAYS IN JAIL Pormer City Court Interpreter In Waterbury Convicted Of Violating Liguor Laws, —l.eo Ignotis, W street, former city was sentenced to 5 days morning in eity Jurt by Judge Joln ¥, MeGrath on of violating the liquor law arrested the first part after a raid had been his premises by Lieut. Murphy and members of at which time 1 liquor was seized guilty to the charge the ury Russian recognit 1 2 S { not only interpre Tiussia in gover would to ¢ form of which i charge Ignotis was kK " ith either his we cled Rey 1 officc you that you wo 18 i L the vice squad, g18 qnantity of alic can't com notis pleade nen to pay f pete with Europe He liste Coolidge of 2 el of injuries suffered in dent He also nt hills supported by office in alout the o result WILL KEEP OPEN HOUSE Tuesday Tucsday t the gener- the eclection om New ice has who light ) in this campaign not a so-called third constitution.” 's personal an issue: 1} is whether its doors on eve- will doors o ning of nest week so th 1 for al or open our open its eve- As for Ca 1 honesty, Mr. McDon that for Coolidge ticna'in 1 voucl public receive returns by York city. leen set may care lunch will he may direct A part of the aside for the women to be A served. as a wire pres years, s had held the past ars he present. ittle two-family house s and took his vaca- tions on the farm instead of at some expensive summer resort, claiming that this showed he was not com- mitting any form of graft In conclusion, Mr. McDonald urg- ed both Democrats and Repui 1o unite against 1a Foliette and give Calvin Coolidge the biggest majority ever received by any candidate for any office. Daily Thoughts “G mind.” icans City Advertisement TO TAXPAYERS Assessors’ Notice All persons in the Town of N Britain, liable to pay taxes are by notified and requested to return to the Ass ors on or before first day of November next, a list of all property owned or posscssed by them on the first day of 1924, The Assessors will their office, Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted by onel| October ||Who know « meet in Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle|| CITY HALL frames; special price $3.50. West Main Street WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1 and every day thereafter during Oc- tober, except Sundays, for tlie pur- pose of receiving said lists. Office Hours from 9 a. m p. m. Monday and Saturday nings from 7 to Y Lenses and Examination Extra. Lewis A. Hines, Ref. D. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT ST. to § eve- Attention 1s called to the fo ing Statute: e al Did she say “No”? She did not, and so Miss Tove Janson, daughter of a Seattle physician, will be the bride of Monte Blue, movie actor. Their wedding is scheduled to take place ! Nov. 1 in the bride's home. who dicd FOOTWEAR EVERY 0CCASION Formal styles, Afternoon Slippers and Walking Oxfords, in patterns that are sure to please. Hosiery, in plain and fancy plaids, in Silk and in Wool. The W. G. Simmons Corp. 85 West Main St. For Quick Results Use Herald Classified Ads | Rooms 5014 and 505 Hartford | “Each resident and every c tion of any town lia lst and pay taxes there or before the first day of in each year, give in his and sworn to scribed; and | refuse to do so, the Assessors shall Il out a list for him puiting thereon all property whic v ha son to believe v b liable to taxatio al tion thereof from L] tion they can obtain and ad unto 10 per cent of the valuation.” F. M. ZIMME TAN, JAMES J. BUTLER JOS. A. KL KOWSKT, Assessors. THE POTTERS LOOK QP R TRAIN hall on mber made list, as hereintofore neglect or e rea- there- REALTY PURCHASES Acquiring realty r be accomplished under the most advantageous conditions if the Wants SEE NOTE 'G"-- ND.29THROUGH TRAI,| STOPS ONLY ON ADYIC ONA OF ( (OSWATCH, ". F‘v I Y~I.!::‘ EE NO ELLED CONS FOURT! WHEN SIGNAL About 65 girls in grade and junior high school attended the Hallowe'en party held in the Y. W. C. A, gym yesterday alternoon at 4:30, A grand march was first on the program, followed by the awarding of prizes to girls dressed as Irish twins, Chi- nese twins, the “Goop,” and the dancing girl. Games followed, led by Miss Marjorie Baldwin, Stunts were given by the different clubs represented, The Ginger Snaps gave a weird sketch, figuring the “Goops,” followed by a ghost story by Arline Powell. They also gave a humorous tragedy in three acts. The Junlor-Triangle club gave “Have You Ever 'Eared the Story of Harry with motions. The Gol- den Eagles from the Blue Trlangle club room gave several fine numbers with dancing and singing, followed by songs in their own language, The ninth grade club eang “Just Give Me a ‘Y' Girl.” The Rainbow club gave a fairy play, which was coached by their leader, Miss Elizabeth Ander- son. The hall and stage were made fes- tive by orange and black draperies, cornstalks, and autumn leaves. After supper was scrved, the guests were taken through the “Chamber of Horrors” by girls from the Sopho- more club. All sorte of horrible things were seen, and peculiar things administered to the *‘patients.” After learning thelr fortunes by pull- ing petals from a paper daisy, the guests departed. Mise Andrews, Mrs, Buckey, Miss Wessel, Miss Anderson and Miss Hale helped Miss McKown, the Girl Reserve secretary, in preparation for |2 the party. The following girls acted as a committee for the party also: Arline Powell, Laura Brown, Helen Anderson, Martha Golnik, Lydia Schneider and Marfon Schechtman, City Advertisement Sewer in Jerome Strect Np. 2 Clerk's office City of New Britain, Conn,, Oct. 30, 1924, To whom it may concern: This is to certify that the Board of Compensation and 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 Jer- ome street, from Clinton Street east- erly to Richard Street, viz: East Side Benefits Camillo, Attilio and Luigl Marzi, jointly ........... . Viets .... . Viets . Viets . . Viets . B. Viets . R. B. Viets .... August and Theresia jointly Liberala jointly Liberala jointly Liberala jointly .. Anna Chajnicki Felix Bardo . Anna and jointly B Emil and Anna Ginter jointly Wiiliam and Jointly $04.63 .00 73.00 50 50 50 .95 R. and Mary and Mar Eicoll Damato .. Pietro Russo . Santo Russo ....... John Ochankowski .... Francisek and AleRsandra Taskarewsk:, jointly Emma Blasko . . Michael Jezler: Thos. Heavey Thos. Heavey . Louis M. Schmidt .. Loujs M. Schmidt The Russwin Land Co. ... $2,609.13 Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council. Attest, ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Clerk. HERE , 'M TERRIBLY BUSY-- IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO-/ _—— ¢ ARRIVES 9:4 f (g~ ~~FIND My TRAIN T FOR AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a- list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement. Phone Your Ad To 25 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-~BURTAL 'TLOTS, MONUMENTS 2—DBEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4—FUNERAL S_L08T AND SONALS RE ANNOUNCEMENTS DIRECTORS FOUND AUTOMOBILES 8—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR BALE 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTED— 13—AUTOS-~TA) 1CE MASSEUSE NG AND CONTRACT s3 SERVICE RENDERED 21—DENTISTS SEMAKING & MILLINERY JING & CLEANING 24—INSURANCE—ALL_KINDS 26—MOVING, 27—PAINTIN SERVIC! TUNING BERVICES A 34—CORRESPONDENCE COURSES 35—DA TEACHERS ENTAL AND VOCAL PRIV. INSTRUCTORS {38—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS EMPLOYMENT {PLOYMENT AGENCIES 41—HELP=) 42—HELP—WOM 43—HELP—M FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES MENTS, STOCKS, BONDS LOANED 49— WANTED-TO BORROW 4 40— LIVE STOCK E AND BWINE "ATS, PETS POULTRY SUPPLIES 8, VEHICLES 54—WANTED—LIVE STOCK MERCHANDISE & OFFICE EQUIP XD DAIRY PRODUCTS ELS, SEE! TWEAR AND C RTICLE! BLEC 2 AT THE STORES TRUMENTS ~HOUSEHOLD A NERY. JEW TO BUY WATCHES, DTAMOND! RY D—ARTICLES REAL #5—~APARTMENTS & T REL/NESS PLACES FOR R K ROOM AND OFFICES ESTATE FOR RENT NTR tBAN FOR RENT VACATION PLACES F 33 & ST T L ESTATF. FOR SALE . L ESTATE i3 R0—BLDG. & BUSINEES PROP £1—BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE —HOUSES FOR SALE 1ORE PLAC R SALE ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 83 —HOTF 50— ROOMS F #0—ROOMS AND BOARD 31-ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING ~WHERE TO DINE —WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING BY J. P.M Copynght. 1924. by King Fen /0-3) Great Brtam nihts reserved are called upon to pro- vide the necessary infor- mation. The Wants will furn- 7 ish a list of many pro- perties—both residential and business as well as rurz - R | suburban—that may CONNERSATION/ secured under advanta- HoP geous conditions. Make full of the Wants in getting in ‘touch with realty that is in the market. Owners, prospective purcha and agents make it a point to watch realty Want information closely Many remarkable real- ty opportunities are pre- sented in the Wants from time to time. LE AoLLY's 'ENGAGINY THIS HERE HARRY locatic APPR N | 1S CLRTAINLY MR. AIPP B KITTY AANNOYS You SHOO HER AWAY CATS G\MME “THE CREEPS, By CRACKIE! SHE DONT HAVE TO ACT SO HIGH HAT ABOUT IT THAT AIN'T MUCH TO FIND. “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid a0 oM s YY 1y Order Rates Upon Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an fmch, Minimum BSpace 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 36 cents No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Classified Ps on Bamne Day, Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenlence of Customera Call 925, Ask for n “Want Ad" Operator, ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and description, Carving and letter cutting our_speclaity, forced; water preof, hi tically seal- ed, will outlast elther wood or metal, Do not require larger lots. Reasonably priced. N, B. Vauit Co, Maple. Tel. 2765. Florists CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, Carna- tlons, $1.00 doz. Chrysanthmums $1.00 to 82,50 a doz. Boston ferns, 3¢, up. Yuneral work done at low prices, We deliver. New Britaln - Greenhouse, Thone 2643-14. CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing variety. Speclalizing on funeral work. Johuson's_Greenhouse, 617 Church t. CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, tuneral work, free delivery. Bandallie’s Greenhouse. 218 Oak Bt. Phonp 2643-13. Lost and Found [ BAG—large, contalning sum of money and keys, lost on East Main 8t,, near Cook's Plainville. Finder please call 35-12 Plv. Reward. CAT—male, young, grey, 10st. Reward. Phone 2013-12. 398 Park Bt . CAT—male, marked Ilke a tiger, lost. Reward, Phone 462, 76 Adams 8t. DOG—large black and white, with spotted tront leg, lost. Thomas Kerrigan, 90 Keymour St. SLEEVELESS COAT—man's found, Own- can have same by paying for ad. 640 Arch_street, Personals CHRISTMAS CARDS— Order your cards for personal enm- « graving now. Our eample books show hundreds of distinctive cards, If you are unable to call at our stote, phone or write and we will send a sample book to you. ADKINS, 66 CHURCH ST. DON'T MISs—tlie Fall Carnival, Carnival Week, Nov. 10th, Capltol Theater. 1 Store Announcements IT WILL PAY YOU—TO WALK A FEW STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN. TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY & NAVY STORE, NEXT TO WESTERN UNION, AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies [ BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and service, pitol Buick Co. 193 Arch St. Phone CADILLAC CARI ales and gervice. Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Maln, corner Lincoln streets. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—8al service. Buperlor Auto Company, Arch St. Phona 211. DODGE_BROTHERS—Sales and_service, 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm St. corner Franklin, _Phone 831, DURANT AND STAR—motor cars. Balcs and service, “Just Real Good Cars.” G. A. Bence, 61 Main street. Phone 2216. FORD CARS—Fordson tractor. Bales ser- vice; genulne parts and accessories. Automotive Sales & Service Co. 200 E. Main 8t . TUDSON ESSEX—Faies and service. Park 8t. Auto Co, assoclate dealer. 330-332 Park St e L This Dat¢ in Histor l 1687—Connecticut’s charter ccaled in an oak (alleged). 1740—Willlam Paca, statesman, born. k 1766—S8ons of Liberty organized. 1786—John M. Peck, Baptist| clergyman, born. He did much to | {advance his church in the west. con- P. McEVOY WET res Syndicare. Ine. UTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles 8 HUPMOBILE CARS—8aies wnd wervice. Clty BService Btation, Hartford Ave, corner Stanley Bt. 'A. M. Paonesss. LEXINGTON—high ~grade motor cars Sales and Service. . A, Bence, &1 Main 8t. Phone 2218, MAXWELE AND CHRYBLEN—Eales and service, McGauley & Hennett, 98 Arch Bt.. Phone 2963, ON_ MOTOR CARB—Tavorably known he world over, ¥, L. Green, and rvice, 143 Arch Bt. Phone 626, NABH—motor cars. See the new e, Bales and Service A. G. ki Elm_street, PTERCE-ARROW—Hudson, Essex, Amers lca's leading car values, Bee the new coaches, Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch_St, Phone 2109, REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks, Kenneth M. Bearle & Co., Bales and Service, cor. glllm lngul"lrkl:l.. New Britain, Conn, lone 3 cal i agents for Gadiie A e nlb);ENB?UKEn— MOTOR CARB—Salen and service, Mercer's Garage, St. Phone 1733-2, it ROLLIN—and Jurdan Motor Cars Ba and Bervice. Onorato Mot Main §t. Plione 342, o i) STUDEBAKER—Service and Balestoom at 225 Arch Bt A, & D, M Inc., Phone 260, S ey T e T T T e s WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND= motor cars, showroom at Borvice 127 Cherry Bt. “The Bleev Yfl.fil: Motor” R. O, Rudolph. Phone —_— Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 ATTRACTIVE—values Tnclude Iarge sortment of popular cars, priced to mell #oto 400, Also Gruy touring, demon- or, Bee us for good bargains, Aaron G. Cohen. Tnc, 185 Axmen . c, 185 Park 8t. BUICK—touring, 1973, condition. Phone 2715, CADILLAC ' —new top, cord Tiren T 5 > Drand new batery, perfact running condition, souable price to quic reasonable quick byyer. Herald CHANDLER, 1918—chumm, pertect condltion. ~ Price oty 4150, M. Searlo & Co., Cor, “Park Sts._Plone 2110, RCRE TR DURANT—we have 1 business Gou . has never been driven sven in & demen. stration. It can be' bought saving. Trades and term: C. A. Bence, 51 Matn 8¢, Phon ED. KENNEDY'S—aulo line of used cars and street, Phone 2093, FORD, 1317—touring < be bought for $75, 5 passenger, good C. A. Bence, 61 Main 5t od. Phone 2215, exchange, full parta. 26 Willow This car can h terms, running condition., Automotive Uy X0 Exchange, §6 Arch 8t. Phone 11".(—.' OVERLAND TOURING—$93. Alws 3 5 a; by one owner, never abused. Moror I: b. D quist and powerful. Tires 3334 (2 new rear) one extra. Top mew this pummer With glass wiidows. ~Battery s season. Whitmore -Jew- ett Co., 319 East Main g1 500" PAIGE—six touring, 3175, 60 F, p. good ML cllmber. Top recently fitted with Elass In rear curtain. Tires 34xd, spot- light, extra tire, Continental alumin. um base motor. Guaranteed dependable :\r_n]dnworlhptwico the amount asked hitmore Paige-Je E \itmore Palge-Jowstt Co, 319 Easi WESTCOTT, 1921 \ 19217 passenger car, in fiae mechanical shaps, ;o':;r;:: cord tires, paint, top and upholstery very good, K. M. Searls & Co, Cor. Mnin and Park St. Phone 2110, WILLYS KNIGHT, 1824—club n " 1924—club_sedan, oniy 8000 miles, 5 good tires. Prica K. M. Searle, Cor. Main 8ts. Phone 2110, e BUICK—USED CARS— 1924—7 PASS,, SEDAN. 22— PABS. CovPr, —¢ PASS., ¢ CYL. cou 1923—5 PASS. ToURING 19215, PASS., TOURING. 1020—5 PASS, HUPMOBILE ToUR, CAPITOL BUICK Co., 193 ARCH BT, PHONE 2607, —_— PORDS—FORDS—FORDS THE LARGEST STOCK OF USED FORD CARS IN THE CITY COME IN AND PICK YOUR CAR DOWN PATMENT ONE-FIFTH OF PRICE BALANCE IN 10 MONTHLY PATMENTS PAY WHILE DRIVING MODEL 1917 touring . 1919 runabout 1917 touring 1015 touring ... 1919 touring 1918 touring 1916 runabout runabout touring sedan sedan ., sedan coupe . coups . coupe . coupe . touring touring .. runabout ton truck ton trick pan Dodge. ITIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE 58 ARCH 8T, PHONE 1363 SOME REAL IN OUR U BARGAINS — ED CAR DEPARTMENT. © Hudson speedster. Ford coupe, Hudson coach. Buick touring. Chevrolet touring. Hudson coacii tudebaker touring. Ford coupe. Buick touring. LOOK! LOOK! Oakland touring, $195. Oakiand touring, $150. 1920 Hudson touring, $200. HONEYMAN AUTO SALEE CO ARCH 8T PHONE 2109, USED CARS-— National, 1921 touring Dodge, 1923 touring. Chevrolet, 1923 roadster. Ree, 1915 roadater, Moon, 1924 touring, T pass. ¥. 1. GREEN GLEN # T pams. aport