New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1924, Page 14

DOZEN FOREST FIRES RAGING (Fontinued From eral huntery $40 to 810 cent t Pageh rfoin susp canses, tiew” Pires i Conng Viames ot th night hazar mon dimin Wind Vans Tlanies e G Nos 18 fores LIMITATION OF (LADIS City Advertisement Muonroe Street Re-Numibc TREND OF BUSINESS flames Kentueky Sitnation and Rest Room in Litchfield Destroyed Barn PICTURES OF PALESTINE hown and cal program artanged by 1. Rosen- last set of Palestinian plctures wrive in this country will be in addition a fine mu- % David Lurie and Benjamin 1, wll local talent, will be ren- 1. Samuel A, Kone of Hartford speak briefly on the work of Tewish natfonal fund, The in charge consists of Dr. Dunn, G s, Irving chlin, Renjamin Berkowitz and Itapa port Wtten Clty Items v traffic signal has been {n- it the corner of Lincoln and Main streets ment made William J wrtment this morning and fair Nov, St Ukrainian Hall, 7 p.m., given by vt darm Rox 817 ternoon at 4:20 o'clack called | apparatus to put out a fire lump at the corner of Stanley ety iyer planos at Morans'. wireh from vester- | nsen pl is stre 1s hor the New ospital - yesterday and Mrs, Arthur strooct n at to Mp b Arch sked luncheon, Crowell's. Hungerford & Sz suit for $300 damages t Matteo Pavano of Plainville. ible in the city of Novem- stmen xe Ukrainian Hall, p. .. given by it acting for the Auto- Service Co, have for $300 damages “hristopherson over note fn an anto- he writ is returnable o city court the first Monday of air, oy & an Hall, Ukraini 7 given by m v Nowicki, who was k of appendicitis to about 1 Mora-s' Xmas Musie C and Pianos, at Mora . fife and the club rooms will pa e exercises to he held auzpices of the T at city King of Wild Horses, e screen at the South ational church this evening, the sices of tha church hood. The entertainment is of t on tl aus other isel for th & Cabelus for the A RBroderi are receiv- e hirth of Mrs. Rrod- Miss €l and Mrs. Vincent slations on t lay nigY forme Clark strec T l To(elehrate Its Golden Jubilee Rritain W. C. T\ U. and vian W, C. T. U, will . yhu] n of ganization, Monday JFirst church chape will be given by 8 and a review yhorn of Pa «'”dmz secretary, will r. A social hour will The puhlic is ubilee at ot e ogram. ARE Y0 according to an | Noble of the | | | | likes best. Lieutenant Eric Nelson (below) has received nummou:‘ for his part in the world flight. Her name is Ruth Butler. Ruth is a former Follies girl. n\pmter found her picture on the instrument board of Nelson' a} Then the lieutenant admitted their engagement. rewards 0., Nelson’s home station. plane. s HJERPE BREAKS INTO DISPUTE OVER PUMPER (Continued from First Page) “Very truly yours, “EMIL HIERPE" The mayor's lotter to members of the committee follows: “Enclosed find a copy of a letter to me by Mr. Hjerpe, former of the fire board, which approves of the recommendations made by the present board as to | which "apparatus should be pur- chased sent chalrman )wing to the great need of ane | other machine for our fire departs ment it is my duty to ask you to make every effort to bring some recommendation of purchasing some machine other than the Maxim at the next regular meeting of the com- mon council. “Respectully, “A. M, PAO} : Mayor." OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Rev. and Mrs, A, C, Vahlstrom Mar- rled 25 Years, Guests of Swedish Bethany Church Congregation, tev. and Mrs, A, C. Vahlstrom of 64 Park Drive were guests of hon- or at the Swedish Bethany church last evening when fhe congregation assisted them i observing the 25th anniversary of their marrlage. They were presened with a purse of money amounting to more than $100, Rev. Mr. Vahlstrom and his wife e lived in this city for about efght Is. The former is editor of the Swedieh weekly news per. They Here is the one he | have three children, Arthur, Edwin She lives in Dayton, | and Trene A | { TO INITIATE About 100 candidates will be in- >d into the mysteries of the en- 100, G. 0. P. Dines Women Who \\ orked l)unng (Campaign women who worked an ticket In the ca guests at a banquet give Repub RBurritt ign n last can t m- , and Mrs. ol William H. J [ Republicar i cor acted as toastmaster, called on keveral for short specc including George W. Kiett, Mrs. I B. Stone, Mrs. Morritt, and Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway, president of the Women's Coolidge club. An act from the Palac was sccured to provide o ment. After this dancing was joyed. man of the tow mittee, theater ertain- Renewing \mtalmn For Warriors’ Memorial Agitation for g renewed g0 a soldicrs memorial in this city and form. ¢ a committce n uggested a me m of a shaft with two b ot he crected at the : munici ool ir nut Hil park. tion was re ing bo; rial take veral med by morial in vas decisively re a memor or ia Weber tod buildings on Al Flia for a h0od of $ made through Touis H. Kranowitz. & Cabelns, has gols stroet to Ka Roc IO CHANCE OF T B W her So ad ex-service man ,‘1 cighs WHO INVENTED GOL IH\" T |'L'I hanted realm and become ciled prophets at the annual fall nonial this evening. There will e a banquet in the Grofto hall at 6:15 o'clock at which 600 are ex- i ted, A street parade with the new otto drum corps and patrol and ands,drum corps and patrols other cities will be held at T The ceremonial will take in the Lyceum theater later. RISTOL HAS MYSTERY cahouts of Paterson Man Who Grotto b Visiting in Bell City ight By Police. o'clock. place Nov., & William y street, Pat-| ¥ 10 had been visiting for a fortnight, has be ince Tuesday. He left 0on train o refiuen home ed to u Ho is ars of age honia has a new currency. n miss- an and an on ———— e .|[HOMES not arr from £h is 35 y and 25 pour \\w- ha AT aid WITHDRAWS FROM CASE cdham, icted paym Brai v of the Chaml Somehady 1a T of Commerce in New device which like automohile, he to know, 1 has invent somewl FARMS INVESTMENT PROPERTY ometer on m how to ¢ e wi Read the Real Estate Classified Ads in Mass,, \ a + was cf active aw- f Nicoia 1 yaster tree but Today’s Herald Ir awn his a e clerk of ti t ar was assigne BY J. P. McEVOY | COVER THE BACK EXIT, PETE — WAT(H THE SIDE, MIKE — ALL RIGHT, LETSIGO! tain fights reserved Y AND HER PALS MOTTO. FUST, LAST, AL XAYS /"‘“’ EM ROUGH s (TeE) a0 THE' HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arianged For Quick 4 i ¥ fearly Order Retes Upon Application Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to au inch, Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minlmum Book Charge, 35 conta. No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classified Page on Bame Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenlence of Oustomers. Call 925 Ak for a “Want Ad“ Operator. D L ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Burial Lots, Monuments., 1 NEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 133 Oak 8t. Monuments of all sizea and description, Carving and letter cutting our_specialty, BURTAL WAULTS—Coucrete stael Teln- [t Do mot_requir priced. N, B. Vault 3 MS—§1.50 doz. _Itosia, 2 Mill 8t. CUT FLOWLRS—potted piants, all_kinds, also funeral work, N, B. Greenhouse, to $3.00 a vartety. Johnson's Greenho! 617 Clmmh 5 CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, funeral work, free delivery, Bandallie’s Greenhouse. 218 Oak'6t. Phons 2643-13. — Lost and [Found L] BROWN DOG-found, young, 1o colar. ost_or stolen from 545 West Main St. Finder return to above addross oG have Tound, 1ght brown, Owner may calling 629 Btanley 8t. DOG—lost, brown, white and black hound, Colby tag. Return to 210 Farmington Ave. B ity e o e s Ty mey have same by calling at the Y ~found. Owner can have me by calling at 284 North Bt, 2nd fioor, Personals [] CHRISTMAS CARDS— en- show, Order your cards for pevsonal graving now. Our sample book Nundreds of distinctive cards. 1f Tou are unabla to call at our stors, phone or wiita and we will send a sample book to yuu, + ADKINS, 65 CHURCH ST. TAT last a treatmont wii stops scizures from first day. N mides, narcotlcs. Guaranteed. mation free. Hunter Laboratorie§y 207 Main, Little Rock, Ark 1 4 MTRS—{he Fall Carnival, Caraival Nov, 10th. Capitol Theater. ' This Date in History ] —————————— 1785—George Plater, governor of Maryland, born. In his administra- tion the District of Columbia ceded to the government. 772—Willlam Wirt, ator, born. 1780—Samuel A. Foote, senator, governor of Connecticut, born. He was author of the famous resolu- tion on public lands 1811—David Bradley, manufactur- bern. He was the head of five westorn firms that make farm im- | plements. Week, er, | Daily .Thoughts | - “Patience is the art of hoping.” SKIRTS STILL LONG Londen, Nov. 4. — Skirts are go- ing to stay well below the knees. Experiments made earlier in the | abandoneds I"ashionable women are wearing tight and wrapping over. 7 VA DERAED IF \', DONT TRY VAT ONC) NNOUNCEMENTS Store Announcements ¥ LOOR—Tive dollare buys seven CHristmas presents. Hare i how, Till Deo, 1at only wa will make you slx beautitul §x9 pho« tographa In_the latest folders and ona 8210 enlargement FREE for ftive dollars, Arcade Studlo, 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 8 BUICK MOTOR CARB—ealos and service. Capltol Bulek Co. 193 Arch Bt. Phene 2601, TCADILI.AG CARB—Balea and _ @ervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern."” ‘West Maln, corner Lincoln streets. GHEVROLET MOTOR CARG—Bales and service, Superior Aute Company, Arch 8t. Phone 211, DODGE_BROTHERS—8ales and _servire 8. & F. Motor Bales Col 15! corner Franklin, Phone 831, DURANT AND STAR—motor cars and service. “Just Real awa Ca C A._Benoy FORD CARS—Fordson tractor, Bales ser. vice; gonuine parts and accossories. Automot| Sales & Bervice Co., 200 ssoclate dealer. 330-332 HUPMOBILD CARB—8aler wnd _service City Service Btation, Hartford corner_Stanley 8t.. LEXINGTON—liigh _grade motor Gales and Service. C. A. Bence, Main St. Phone 3216, MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER—Bales and sorvice. McGauley & Bennett, 98 Arch Bt Phone 2952, HMOON MOTOR CARB—favorably Known tim world over, I L. Green, Sales”and Service, 142 Arch Bt. Phone 625. NASH—motor_cars, Ses the new line Sales and Bervice A. G. Hawker, bt Am Honeyman Auto Sai Phove 210, REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks, WKennet! M. Searle & Co., Bales and Service, cor Elm and Park 8t, New Britain, Conn Phohe 2110. Local agents for Gad:'» Snubbers, MOTOR CARS—Sal» Nflrr er's Garage, 191 Pail STUDERAKER—Service and Salesioom & 235 Arch Bt, A, & D. Motor Sales Co Inc. Phons 26 WILLYS-KNIGHT AND*® OVERLAND motor ¢ showroom at 4 Elm 8t Service 127 Cherry Bt. “The Bleeis v Motor.” R’ C. Rudolph. Phon Autos and Trucks for Sale 8 ATTRACTIVE—values Iniclude Jarge ar sortment of popular cars, priced to el 830 to 3400 Also Gray touring, demon strator. Bee us for good hargain Aaron G, Cohen. Inc. 185 Park St Hartford. BUICK—touring, 1323, conditlon. C. A 5 passenger. g Bence, 51 Maln -~ CHANDLER, 1918—chum condition. . Searle & Co,, Phone 2110 SEDAN, 1670 ~for Cor, Maln and Pai DONGE owner. Eale, * Prival DURANT—we have 1 business coups tin lins never been driven even 'n a demur, stration. It can be bought st = o eaving. ‘Trades and terms considere C. A. Bence, 61 Main Bt. Phone 2215 exchange, fu nd parts. 26 Wiilo street. Plione 2003, "ORD COUPE, 1024-—run _fhiree montis equipped with fiva oversize (ioo: | was | lawyer and | vear by London clothiers have been ! London | skirts very | Bilvertown cord tires, Ioek whor bumyer, k absorbers and t meter, In excellent. condition, £589, One half down, ten mont Must sell quick | be bought for 875, with terms. Goo tonning condition. Automotive Used Ca xchange. 88 Arch 8t. Phone l'fl! lah ett | NART Sk« Rt ¢ #on for sclling, no furthe | _Address, Box used. Tea use for sam STAR SEDAT ditfon. Must be cash to settle estate, 1955 §TCTZ, 1 Rood tir Can be sean imemaia For demonstratior Touting car, sport first Thode class paint, fine r any ti Tun Price and sedan. 1 tan Park gond Searls, Cor, Phane 2110, Main ts, 18— FORUS~FURDS THE LARGLST 8TOCK OF USED FORD CARS IN THE CITY COME IN AND PICK YOLR CAR DOWN PATMENT ONE-FIFTH OF PRICE BALANCE IN 10 MONTHLY PAYMENTS AY WHILE DERIVING DEL tou runabout touring , touring touring touring runahout Tur tou sedan touring . touring . touring . touring . touring . runabout -, runabout runabout ton truck ton truek Dodge. . UTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE 18 ARCH 8T, PHONE 1769 HUDSON COACH, 1923— go0d condition, pewly p *13271 Hupmobye roadster. 1321 Dodge tourlog. 1924 Essex coach. PARK ST. AUTO CO.. OPEN EVENID B #0333 PARK ST