New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 26

e e e S T S = ALL PARTIES LIKE BRITISH CABINET Even Opposition Papers Find mmmmAmeVV servat| fice today mony at Stanle his the oat flce f comply forma m groL the remarke stron ministrati while admit grets clusion upon t shown by t the inevitable selection w sidera ranks, condemned variously sound or Some mis expressed all sec operation difficult consert; to appland” ing that a brilllant clalism and ean only be statesmans! ties as sympathetic The exclusio {8 regretted but his re labor, according “hardly been depicted.” Undoubtedly, Churchill w ought to he has arouss tion of the “di whose views a the politica Whether any pique it is and 1t is equally he would have chequer if it had b At any rate it seems was not prepared to T big business interests, with puted income of £15,000 fo bor ministry, what ever may be at incident, it is said give the premier his lo in parliament ons of the ative M hone: isal t to 8o sensational 1) ard” conservat cted in s this mort ert mpossi himself f to unkr accepte TR R e Sir say, being known to t “The ma says the which more a most import sre 1sh ook on the warld New Personcl, members of the are The lected Foreign secretary— berlain Secretary enhead Admiralty—W man. for Tndla- CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATOR! 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs. —TEL. 2013 TuninganiRepairing PIANOS and PLAYERS All Work Guarantee) WALTER H. KOVEL 127 GREENWOOL ST Tel. 853-2 Family Going Away Does the household contemplate a change s Wint art u ing away for a time? Why not rent house, apartment ready furnished: lea in the care of respons people and secure come from it are out of the city. There a pective tenants, as not yvou can the people th you would g vour You can locate through the Want Ad The Wants may turned to account scores of way Many find worth while to look over the Want Ads each d g0- ar while ad Nevil H h e Chamberlain, Viscount Cave Licutenant Colonel L, ¢ NOT COMMON CARRIER Alabama Court Rules That Airplanc With Passenger Docs Not Come in This Classification, Annist Ia\\\crs for I)l-bar' ed l)ncinu Argue \n')"dl'« vocation o s no evide ARMISTICE LESSONS Pariz, N In ¢ moration Boston S0 Same Detroit K satisfied NEW BRITAIN DATLY HFRAID FRIDAY, NOVLMBER7 1924, NEW WAVE LENGTHS Broadeasters Want Change That ALl May Send Out at | “s of | % of loston | ugth assign- | which would | to broadeast at the| wd of having to dle ere taken up at the| nt today In the| lepartment for a gen- | wave lengths, | artment's tentative | nslderation, wave | thos in| sgland, fn- listrict, but a Dasls, acting the available f » number m, It is impc station an exclu- n of time DEHAND A RECOUNT K. s in addition i to Hoston now of K Candidate Not Yet | That He Was Defeated | By Ssmith For Mayor, Charles Bowle Ku Klux Kian en- of Detroit at who appar- mit out 10,000 ay he would ask with for may lection r postma announce who was ed at the *and fi Martin y elee- oseph A. made known 000 votes for may- in takin technieal frved a tes were acting may commission today ani1 et n ot count of s. BRowies said he | varions major these led for him. tiry Freight Boat Held Up Ne i er poin Bridgepor tispatch received en The be a amer (| it By Broken \haflmx w K.ond Nov than 12 hour ft m's N broken shaft, f Brocht y o W th v Haven bet ween Exccution Point ding to a wir by the Inde Wi v Brockt York Jgeport ed last de at Bridgeport Coolidge's Friends Ask Recnunt for Old lrnend Mz ier ‘) o in t and loser 1y ap- i in opposing th (t not only was he the outcome atr with bu en to him GETS Ih\\l\ « II\HTLH. -Th the s gin bus nearly its football team Seventy ages bell, Mattie Catherine Long ably ed in a justice's office in Jefferson, Ind., ing TR Sssmmes 84 and 14 didn’ 84, of marri; never where years difference in worry A. Cecil Burlington, 4. wi But hasn't taken place - 1. The Walling, n, Ky., once they declded to the t—and were arrest- 0. wedding | prob- | their Camp- . and| 14, of they had gone to have ceremon; 2. dury 1on 1 performed WANT SUNDAY MOVIES Filrs Presentment Seck- ons, t day to Supreme MRS HARDING BET Ohia ving. PLANS TOR ngte a1 Nov Florenc Preside Her str agn would from I} mpro gth THE POTTERS LOOKIT THE NO yn& OER N JONE ON THE t‘AL,/ NES YES!' WAIT A MIN-1~ This and Other, Respeets, T Kling Harding, Modification of Blue Laws with motio forms njon county - Hard- eon T ars yrida. s issned completely v [ e rome 1 this greater nour. 1925 GAME TILSON FOR SENATOR Cnogrossman Elected Tuesday s | Candidate to Succeed Frank B, Brandegee, New York, tive John Q hewd of the Nov. T.—Iiepresenta- Tilson, of Connecticut, speakers' burcau of the republican national committee, last | night announced his candidacy for | septor to succeed Frunk B, Brande- ‘L e, who recently committed suielde, Mr. Tilson said: “My friends in Connecticut have known of my as- pirations for a senatorship. My an- nouncement will be no news to them.” Reprose ed Tu district tives. atative Tilson was reelect- lay to reprosent the third in the house of representa- He recelved a plurality of running ahead of President Coolidge in district The genatorial nominating conven- tion which Representative Tilson hopes will place its approval on his candidacy, will meet at Hartford, Conn., Nov. 24 and The special eloction, made necessary hy Senator Brandegee’s death, will be held De- cember 16 YOUTH IS SUICIDE Newark Man Ieaves Note to Sweet- heart Asking Attendance at His| Funeral Scryices, Newark, Nov. T.—Albert E. Rey- nolds committed suicide by inhaling gas, 1t became known ycsterday, after his father found the body of liis son stretched out on the floor of their garage. Reynolds, who was 23, started the motor of the and then inhaled the fumes generated by the county physician eaid. Pinned on his clothes notes, one to his mother and another to a girl with whom he was believed to have been infatuated. Both re- ted forgiveness the act.” T the note to his girl friend he aske that she attend the fune apparently automobile poisonous motor, the were two que: HELD AS ACCOMPLICE Pater<som Contractor Named as Aide to Youthful Banker Who Embezi zled $17. Paterson, N. J, Nov. 7 arrested Anthony ontractor, 38, who is charged ing an accomplice of Italo Rubino, 24, assistant teller of the Riverside Trust company, who is under indictment for having looted the bank of $17,038 three weeks ago and then disappeared with the cash. According to the Paterson police, Nardello accompanied Rubino to the bank on the night the money was stolen and also accompanied the as- sistant teller to New York, where all trace of the pair was lost, until N returned here today. He de clares he not know where Rubino does i at present. Views Competitor’s Body: Dies of }Iealt Fallurc er had |,M,» shot | Williamson | Harry Spitzer, another| iropped dead from a or viewing the body. a member of {orce, was ar- th killing Crigg said to have fol- cal quarrel, Varney, Wi rested amson palic charged v The shooting w owed a politi TO EARL — Mrs. MARRIFD lon, Nov. 7 of Roston, was married today Farl of Rerkeley in the St. George's district registry office in | the presence of only a few friends, ere was no plion after mony and the couple left Ton Lowell Lioyd, the rece the im- | Wilde tely far their honeymonn the eantinent. City Items Rest dress values, Mary Elizaboth Dress Shop, 87 W. —advt, The police the of the roturn of the operators Ii- cénses to Armand Albancse of 173 Iark street, Alex Spain of 25 Ifarm- ington avenue, and William H. Re- voir of 43 Somerset Drive, Novelty Dance, Friday night. Sul- livan's Dancing School, Grotto Hall. —advt, Main, Prot. Bldg. sommittee on a proposed new rallroad station on the main line of the ew Haven" road will meet November 10, at 7:80 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce office, In- stead of tonight. Joln Mora~s' Xmas Music Club.— advt, meeting of Lovisey Moore Tent, Daughters of Veterans, will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows' hall, Dance and fl\lro('kmmm“ Hall, turday, Noy. 8th, 7 p. m,, given by | Ukrainian (‘ll‘ur\‘)\.-mhl A complaint was received by police that a contractor who is working on a new block at the cor- ner of Franklin and Elm streets has heen throwlng plaster out the win- dows and creating a nuisance in the ection, Ibransen player pianos at Morans'. —advt, icorge Krevenus, 92 street, reported to the police that a dog owned by a man living at 98 Henry street bit him on the leg last night Home cooked luncheon, Crowell's. —advt, The police have heen nofified by the comm A regular vehicles has been returned. Dance and fair—Ukrainian Hall, Saturday, Nov, §th, 7 p. m., Ukrainian church.—advt. New line of smart, fall Professional Bldg., —adut. The regular meeting of Court, Order of Amaranth, will be held at 7:45 o'clock this evening. A supper at 6:30 o'clock will pre- the meeting, which will be fol- d by an entertainment. Dance and fair Saturday, Nov, Sth, Ukrainian chureh.— Members of the will attend the union Bristol on Tuesday evening, Novem- ber 11, leaving the corner of West Main and High streets at 7:30, Dan Nolan's ukulele m. Monday night at C. L Co.—advt Walter was arrested 87 West Main St. p. m., given by Int. Roval Arcanum Zoroski of 42 Broad street this morning by trolman William Q'Mara on a charge of violating the motor vehicle by passing to the post Laurel Court regular meeting at night followed by and refreshments served at 6:30 0. of A, will hold a 7:45 o'clock to- an entertainment Supper will be o'clock, SHOT BY POLIC POLICEMAN Youth Thought by Officer to Planning Theft of May Not Recover. Ruffaln, N. Y., Nov. 1. 16 years o Charles shot man who caught him, it is gaid, ing to steal an automobi hre companions of the wounded youtt were captured later. They say they were playing tag in fro Ruffalo theater and deny they trying to ateal the automobile. Wilde was scached the geons h i hospital and has little chance The mo sn0 ion in the crowd the theater. called out pervise traffic. Polica reserves to restore order and have been notified by commissloner of motor vehlcles the | Franklin | oner of motor vehicles that the llcense of Roy A. Raden of Stanley street to operate motor given by | hats at | moderate prices. French Hat Shoppe, | Laurel | Ukrainian Hall, meeting at Pa- | laws left of a traffic he Automobile— last evening by a police-| try- of a South were unconecious before he | the aur- to THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arranged For Quick and Ready Hoference. | LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 09 a8 Iine Iine Itne Jne Iy $1.50 Vearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count & words to a line, 14 lines to au fnch. Minimum Spacs, 3 lines, Minimum Book Charge, 36 cents. _No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M, for 926, L This Date in History ' —Jared Elfot, clergyman, pl\_\flh‘inn. sclentist, born. The first {in America to advance the sclence of metallurgy, 1708—8ilas H. Stringham, naval officer, born. He commanded at the capture of Forts Clark and Hatteras, C. 1800—Platt R, Spencer, educator and author, born. He originated the Spencerfan hand writing system, 1805—TLewls and Clark reach the Pacific coast. L Daily Thoughts | “The chapter of accidents is the longest chapter in the book.” convenlence of Custo; Ask for n “Want A KRagK Do Not Guess About Your Eyes Have them examined. Fyesight is onc possession for which there is no substitute, A PINKUS esight Specialist 10 v«m' Experience in Eye Testing 300 MAIN ST. PHONE 570 | GARAGES TORENT | FRANKLIN SQUARE FILLING STATION John J. Tarrant Funeral Director and Embalmer 284 L. MAIN ST. Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel. 1451-3 [City Advertisement was probably fa- | Monroe Street Re-Numbering, Notice is hercby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of | Public Warks, City Hall, at 7:30 o'clock p. m v, November 11th, 1924 in rela- to numbering or re-numbering houses on Monroe street, be- tin 'the tove street, All person interested are request- cd to he present, if they see cause, caused great com- |And be heard as to the expediency or 1 emerging from were inexpediency tinn. of such proposed ac- Board of Public Works, GEO. H. JOHNSON, Clerk. / G(YwH. SEE {CAN SAVE HE N D HEQ N F =5 “k‘CM W 1 THE SHOW- B \_/-/ What a Little Cut-Up Ashur Is U FOR‘ ME TONIGHT AFTER EWEE :Tr“mNCy—/] N IF YOU ). R AGAIN- HEAR ABOUT MY RUNNIG INTO flODLE:’) AGAIN \)ODH 17D BE MY WCK 1 FELL OUT OF AN AF‘E("‘LANF ID LAND iIN A RO(K OUA.QY Lo, ASH N OLt EGG \ HOWDY HARRY OoLe TERNED r LOVES \F Yeu AT A GUY AFTER ME OWA HEART. A‘curue ' City of New Britain, | en Greenwood strect and Lincoln | ki AN | ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NBEW BRITAIN—Aonument Works, 113 Osk St. Monuniénts of all description, Carving and letter our_wpecialty, BUNIAL VAULTS—Concrate siee . forced; water preof, hermetically N od, will outlast either wood or metal Do not requir r lots, Reason: priced, N, B, Vault Co. Maple. Tel, 2 Florists VERB—potted plants, all Kinds, N, B. Greenhouse. thing CUT FLi also funeral work, Tel, 2643-14, e CUT FLOWERS—polted plants, pleasing variety. Specialising on funeral work Johnson's Greenhouss, 617 Clurch Bt CUT FLOWERB—potted planis, all kinds, dellvery, Bandallie’s Gresnhouse, 218 Oak B BOSTON TERRIBRS—(or sale, inquire 298 Onk 8t BROWN DOG Nullo Nerl, Plainyille. DOG--lost, brown, w Colby tag. Roturn to Avet LYE GLABS CASE—palsicy, containing oye glasses and fountain pen, lost he- tween Summer gnd East Main Sts, Re- ward. _Tel. 303-4, | LORT—ieys, Oct, 26th with name “Jer Blbeaulf, 308 8o, Main 8t, Fall River, Mass” Kindly return to Spinetta’s Store, 180 Main 8t [TANDBAG—brown, 1ost, Monfay i front of So, Church or In Chapman §t. bus. containing personal property, Finder call_2807-13. | PIN=rircutar, blus o pearle, lost on West Main §t, hetween Tussell and Cedar Sts, Sat. evening Oct. 18, Finder please roturn to £41 West Main §t. BUM OF MONEW eamo by calling at 254 North St “Tound, young, no collAr. pTack hound. 220 Farmington ol Inserted with Tound. Ownar can hate 2nd Personals [ CHRISTMAS CARDS— Order your cards for personal en- graving now, Our sample books show hundreds of dlatinctive cards. 1£ :1ou are unabla to call at our store, ph or write and we will send & sample ook to you, ADKINS, 66 CHURCH ST. LOOK=-Tive dollars huys seien Christinas presents. Here I8 how. TIll Der. 1at only we will make you six beautiful 6x3 plio- tographs In tlie Intest folders and cne 8x10 enlargement FREE for five dollare, Arcade Studio. DONT MIE ek, Nov. Tthe Fall Carnival, Carnival 10th. Capitol Theater, Store Announcements 1 1T WILL STEPS PAY TOU—T10 LK A FBW AND LOUK OVER OUR WIN- UNDERWEAR AND FLA AR N AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8 BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and service. Capitol Bufck Co.. 193 Arch St Phone 2607, CADILLAC CARS—Sales anc servic Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern. West Main, corner Lincoln street JLET MOTOR CARS—gales Buperfor Autoe Compavy, Pho BROTHET . Motor Sales Cor corner_Franklin. Phoue DURANT AND BTAR—motor cait Balcs “Just Real Good Cars.” 51 Maln street. Phone 2215, FORD CARS—Fordson tractor. BSales ser vice; genuine parts and Automotive Sales & Service Salcs and servi associate dealer. B—Baics wnd service Hartford Ave, HUPNOBILE City Bervice Statlon, corner_Stanley M. Paonessa LEXINGTON=Tigh giade motor cais Sales and Service C. A. Bence, b1 service, 8t. Phone 3 1 300! MOTOR CARS— | world over. . L. 142 Arch Bt. Phos 635, | NASH—motor_crie. Ses the new | Sales and Bervice. A. G. Hawker, | _Fim_ street, | FTERCE-ARRO# —Hudson, | tea's leading car valucs. coaches. Honeyman Auto | Arch 8t. Phone 2109, EQ MOTOR CARS M. Bearle & Co., Sales and Senug cor. Elm apd Park 8t., New Britain, Conn Phone 2110, Local agents for Gadite) Bnubbers. orally known Green, Sales and | vice, Tine. ] Tsee i . Mercer's Garage, rvice and Balesroom At Arch St, A, & D. Motor fales Co. 0 WILLYS-ENIGHT AND OVERLAND motor care, ehowroom &t 4 Elin bt Service 137 Cherry St. “The Slesve- Valve Motor.” R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2081+ Autos and Trucks for Sale ATTRACTIVE—values includs Iargs & sortment of popular cars, priced to sell 50 to $400 Also Gray touring, demon etrator, us for good bargaine, Aaron G. Cohen. fInc., 185 Park St. Hartford BUICK—1 condition. Phone 2215 CHANDLER, 1413 fect condit T8 pamenge Ko C. A. Bence, 61 Ma Immy Price only UURANT—we Dave 1 businss coupe that liae never been driven even In a demon- stration. [t can be bought at a big saving. Trades and terms consilere C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 221 ED. EDYS—auto _exchange, full line of used care and parts. 26 Wiliow one 203 wheek Price Owne K0 FOI be . 1917—touring car. Thin car_cen bought for $75, with teruw. Good g condition. Automotive Used Car change, 88 Arch Bt. Phone furthe e use for same NATIONAL pase. Replesined Fred 1. SEDAN, 19 Must Tour W STAF s due ba wold ima o estate, F monetratio nger Tour anieal shape, € go top and_ uplolster Searle & | one 2110 Cor Price and 3 good tires arle, Cor. Park 1 n newlv painted nobile roadster. Dodge touring 1924 Essex coach, PARK ST. AUTO CO. 4313 PARK 8T OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 1030 a CHE n 6] '8ED) A 'SED)