New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1924, Page 26

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HF'RATD FRIDAY, \OVEMBFR 14, 19”4 FIRST SIGHT LOVE | Modern Croests Succumbed {0, ew mocte ~ v, 5o Cupid at Barn HERE'S A HARD JOKE. |[R[|[jHT WREIJK AT WI[IIMANTIE ‘ ‘No One Injured But Traffic ls ! 1 Tied Up Today Three Men Mistake Boxed Rocks h\r‘ Somcthing Harder and Now Are 1ee 18 1ty 1y, With the result intie, Nov, 14.-~A caboose, and thres empty tank cars 1t the west end of and . rallroad yards when a freight hrook to Bos ir end of & nd from Fast Hart- which was stand Engineer Al Ben- Boston froight 1s report. have sald that he could not ece the signals due to a curve. His e, No, remained upon the No one was injured. The and box car took flre and department extinguished the ftor the two cars were prac- ¥ cot ly, and t Bir tined t world's probably an, dance near then a tall espled a s pressive 1 nut.colored He o They sat o to talk about h making. She was s, ¢ showed her a queer watch made. It had recording both stan sun time, Fired His Ambitions 8She was enthusla entirely about the fired his am in him, he kr love with her oince she has had f “T knew only a few mlmzh«- after talking to her that she was | the one for me,” Ford said recent ly. “1 was sure from the start. And it's always been that way with me since. She had faith. She was the believer. I never had a word of dis- couragement from her.” But Mrs. Ford didn't f tove | with Henry right off the bat. It| was nearly a year later | “He impressed me v much as he didn't talk about useless things which young men talk about” she says in telli thelr courtship. “But I didn’t fall in love until about a year later. ed two more years before mar Says Henry Is Carcless “T have always walted on still do. He's a clean man, but he's carel drop his collar and his about anywhere, and I have picking up’ after him. I don’ anything about it “I don't &cold because I know his mind is full of bigger things and he's not conscious of what he is do- ing. She warns wives against a 'z for clea de ing & attitude c to extremes drive husbands out to the friendly club, where he can drop ashes where he wil The mantic that her husba antomobile which was to ca to fame and fortune. Forty-ei hours without slee e yards. sumed. Tha derailed cars \ wn ross the east bound New Haven tracks and the Central Vermont tracks which parallel the New Haven tracks at this point. The Maine express and some er trains were detoured over the s hobb; 4 ite of two sets of ) lard two A Special Purchase $ 1 6980"{{5229‘; 'ERY fashion- able style, color and material is inclu- ded in this unusual purchase; all sizes; values up to 875 eatost lives W Remember, this is a Fami- ly Clothing Store, where Mother, Father, Sister and Brother can all be outfitted at lower than elsewhere prices and on easier than ever Payment Terms. The s¢ Ford rolle Alley and | short dist I up until € 2 C f the house b | Boston Clothing Store Next to Herald Office 63 Church Street him on witt was about the onl stret with 1 [alr line division o x - tracks before Hu-‘[.mmnx commission houses were mn! wreckage was cleared up early this|the selling side and the of forenoon by wrecking tralns from |weakness in the situation served to East Hartford and Reedville, Mass. | discourage buying, leaving the Rallroad officlals are iny ating. [market without substantial :vlppurl.( i Coffee Mnrket: Today 1 Show Some Decline | New York, 14.—Increased | ontera ot coftes trom Brazil, especlal- ly from Rio which was offering cof- fee here In the cost and freight market at nearly 2 cents a pound under the recent high levels, brought | out falrly local show SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the Music | Cats Like | Professor Heln- Berlin, Nov, 14.- I rich Blottow believes that the cats Nov. of the world can be educated to an appreciation of classical musie. He has threo pet cats that he keeps con- | yaqy.to-read alphabetical stantly n front of his phonograph while he plays a varlety of music. | arrangement, The animals will listen attentive \)‘ Phone Y“ur Ad To active liquidation fn the {to the classics, but they run away | contract market today and|when he Jazzy records, he 925 | | v lined 60 to 70 points ys. Closing time for insertion 1P. M 26 CHURCH STREET | SATURDAY SPECIALS puts on CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS 1—BURIAL Lt —DEATH NOTICES RISTS STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES ) TRUCK AGE! D TRUCK THE HERALD “WANT" ADS” Alphabeticaly Arranged For Quick and Ready Refereuce, B RATES FOR UTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid Iine 10 09 Iine a8 Iine, line, Iine line BRI Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 worde to a line. 14 lines to au tnch, Minfmum Space, 8 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 3§ centa No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classified Page ‘on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the one for convenience of Customers. Call 925. Ask for n “\Want Ad" Operator. 1' This Date in History I troops 28 1775 — American Quebee, Canada. 1795—Charles Hudson, author, |born. He was a noted biographical land histerical writer, | 1803—Jacob Abbott, eclergyman | {and author, born. He was the au- | thor of the famous “Rollo Books"” | and “Lucy Books." 1803—John G. Morrls, clergyman, born, He was a professor in the University of Maryland. reach Comfortables .50, $3.50, $5, $5.50, $6 Kenwood All Wool Blankets ....... $12.00 Part Wool Blankets . ; $5.00 ¢ Men's Winsted Underwear, Shirts and ‘ Drawers . ... $1.62 up Men's Winsted Union Suits ... ... $3.25 up Axminster Rugs .. .. $35.00 and $39.00 Armstrong’s Printed Linoleum . .. $1.00 yd. § Imported Inlaid Linoleum .. $2.25, §2.69 yd. 7 3-niiiniitis o e Bailey’s Floor Covering . 5 & PRIV, INSTRUCTORS The largest and best selection of Win- dow Shades in the city. Let us estimate on your Window Shade Needs. EDUCATIONAL NCE COURSES FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES STOCKS, BONDS LIVE 87 50—CATTLE AND 5 i Do you want to go into the retail clothing business? One of the big clothing manufacturers with a famous nationally advertised bhrand, is desirous of having its proposition handled by live-wire young men with a following and an ambition to succeed, backed by pro- Daily Thoughts ot “A wise traveler never despises his | own country. — L ANNOUNCEMENTS | Burlal Lots, Monuments 1 REW BHRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 Oak Bt Monuments of all sizes and description. Carving and letter cutting our_speciaity. TRTAL VAULTS—Concrete etnel rein- forced; water preof, hermetically seal- el, will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger lots. Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co. Maple. Tel, 3766, Flortsts 8 JUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinde, also funeral work. N. B. Greenhouse, Tel. 2643-14 CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing varlety. Specializing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Church Bt. CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, funera) work, fres dellvery. Sandallie’s Greenhouse, 218 Oak 8t. Phone 2643-12. Lost and Found ] T% T, < 174, xable an. ba In Southington or P ths_old, With brown paws, Reward, H. H. OU—(oat, color, short. tail, Pease TOX TF short hair. —female, no tag, no name t. Finder p 40 Church Falrview, Please return to 265 Falrview St. ward, GOLD: Re- meshiag, naay. T Teturn to Tel, 10553, E Brown ag, contalning golf necdles, Reward oftice, nd grey 1 No 6 Lincoln 8t. per ahility and experience. Many young men over the country have gone into the retail clothing business with this proposition and have made great suc- cesses. i AS CARDS— or your cardy graving now. Ou for personal en- sample books show ve cards. It you " call at our store, phone | or writs and we will send a sample Young men of this type are invited to address Box No.49, Herald Office giving full details. PROP ! SALE ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS $8—110TELS Large capital not necessary. riage Home-Loving Woman THE POTTERS rwms HAMBONE AND I ARE G OING OUT FOR A RIDE IN | HER CAR AND [ TOLD HER YOU WOULDNT MIND TAKING CARE OF HER CHILDREN WHILE WERE GONE —THEYVE BROU servants few ye her aps WANT READERS Vant Ad impelled ver the nece HERE - You KIDS- |CUT OUT THAT STOMPING | THROUGH THE HOUSE - BEHAVE “ou '?SELVEJ— book to you, +o is how. Till Dec. 1st ou six beautiful 6x9 pho. folders and NOW DON'T LET ME_HEAR A SOUND OUT OF EITHER OF ately eme: POLLY AND HER PALS e e ] “enecem e once rwr' 0 ing for the er matter cern to ¢ the nounces t tions to 1 The « tions of th likewise vita ing to a constant creasing mmrm of read ers each day emp J~=qm.mi~}, ,no Zounds What Im agination Ashur Has! BY CLIFF STERRETT 5 575\_) \,u,:»fi’ | FE MC ) ABOMINABLE A DOCTCR® -~ /SORT OF A UNEARTHLY GOBBLE GOBBLE , GOBBLE IN MY TUMMY. ) WOT LEADS ME O BELIEVE BALAN t AUTOMOTIVE I Auto and Truck Agencies L] BUTCK MOTOR OARB—saies and servive Capltol Bulck Co., 193 Arch 8t, Phons 2607, CADILLAG CARB—Bales i Motor Co. “A Reputable Coucern t_Maln, corner Lincoln strests, GEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales sorvice, Buperior Aute Company, Arch Bt Phons 311, DODGE_BROTHERS—Hales and aerviie 8. & V. Motor Bales Corp, 166 Elmn &1 corner Franklin, Phone 831, UL LI o LU UL TR DURANT AND BTAR—motor-cars. 'Ihv and sorvice. “Just Real Good C c A, Bence, 61 Main st Phons $216 FORD CARB—Fordson vie genuine parts Automotive Eales . Main 8t AUDBON ERSEX Auto Co. 8t. MUPMODILE CARB—Balos wnd _service Clty Service Station, Hartford Ave. corner Btanley St. A. M. Paonessa. LEXINi A 1gh motor ¢ Sales and Bervice. A Bence, ot alen and assoclate d HRYBLE and McGauley .t mnnm.. 98 Arch Bt. _Phone 2052, NASH—motor_cart. Bales and Bervice Elm street, RROW—Hudson, leading car values. Beo the new line. A. O. Hawker, b8 Weox, Amers Bee the new col Honeyman Auto Bales C Arch 8t. _Phone 210, TTEO MOTOR CAR M. Bearle & Co., Bal Elm and Park 8, Phone 2110, Snubber: Britain, Conn. ents for Gadilel — MOTOR CARS-ales and service, Mercer's Garage, 101 Park 8t Phone 1733-2. BTUDEBAKER—Bervice and Salearoom at 225 Arch 8t. A. & D. Motor Sales Co., Inc, Phone 260. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— s, showroom at 4 BElm Bt 27 Cherry 8t. he Bleev Motor.” R. C. Rudolph. Whone Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 BUICR—touring, 19 conditfon. Phone 22 T o nc senger, 51 Food Main &t PRICES—{ourngn: 1021 Dodge, 1932 Bultk, Hupmobile, 109 24 Gray, Dodge, Serles gton Sories others at easlest terms ever n G. Cohen, Inc., 135 Park P. Donahue, Ktantey Ruis & 1o ol, Fave 1 business col has never been driven even stration, It can be bought st a saving. Trades and terms con: c. ence, 51 Main Bt. Phon ED. KENNEDY'S—auto Iine of used cars and parta. street. Phone 203, FORD RUNARC business bods, 50 miles, 3452-. TRD—ru starter and 12 26 Willow “T. 192{—with drtachable brand new, run less than for sale, reasonabls, Call out in perfect dem. rims, D, 1617—touring car. Lo bought for $76, running condition. Automotiv Exchange, 86 Arch St. Pho A condition, new tires, _Apply at 32 West Pearl St ACK TR( touring car. East Main SAXWELL ning motor, price $350. 7 tons; TTudson Inquirs, Palace Garags, %5 h runs Palge-Je Passeng! first class con every way. Terms can Clty Sesvice S sult pure Hartford Ave Bervice Statio CHOICEST OF USED CARS-- CPENDABLE UBED CARS— ermlu‘ 2 ton truck, 1922 touring. 1925 roadster MS ARRANGED —THE 8. & F. MOTOR s,urq CORP. FORDS—FORDS—FORDB THE LARGEST 8TOCK OF USED FORD CARS IN THE CITY COME IN AND PICK YOUR CAR DOWN PAYMENT ONE-FIFTH OF PRICE CE IN 10 MONTHLY PATMENTS PAY MODEL 1917 tourin 1919 runat o 1018 1919 1918 1919 1919 2 e 1 runabout 1 runabout . 0 runahout OTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE 88 ARCH 8T. PHONE 1760,