New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1924, Page 16

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Two thousand five hundred persons were View is Itpeter plant in which the great 1 of these crumbled into furnace persons were rendered homeless and 35 Luild- made homeless, New York side of Hudson River. -~ INPRESS JUDGE DhatissWhmbt IOy Rl Saee hessian iicy g ioenes Ui o | p———— BASEBALL TEANS THROLGH ABROAD No More Exhibition Games-- Players’ Plans —_— By The Associated Press, Paris, Nov. 15.—The New York Glants and the Chicago White Sox baseball teams, which have been playing exhibition games in E rope, will play no more baseball on the continent, The party broke up in Paris today, 'nnings, Evers, Nehf, Sam Rice, Ruel and others of the players will leave for Rome this evening where they hope to be recelved by the Pope through the good offices of Monslgnor Chazles A. O'Hern, reo- tor of the American college, (Charles A, Comiskey and his son, with Frisch and Groh, are proceed- ing to Berlin, via Bru s and Am- sterdam, this evening, Ed. Walsh, Lyons and Clancy will make & three days' tour pf the battlefields, ac- companied by Hank Gowdy who will give them first hand informa- tion. Another party will go to the Riviera, Nice and Monte Caro. Manager John McGraw of the Giants will remain in Paris, as will also & few of the players who have become smitten with Paris. The teams will assemble in Paris, Nov. 24 and will sail for America on the Leviathan from Cherbourg on Nov. 25, Picinlch and Huntzinger wil return to the United States tomor- Ii'““' on the George Washington, NEW FARM INVENTION Britlsh Experts Are Trying Out New 35 buildings PLEA FAILS TO Contraption Drying of the Crops. Oxford, Nov, 15.—An invention is being tried by the Institute of Agri- cultural Engineers at Oxford Uni- move one of the chief causes for British English grumbling on the part of iwmers and revolutionize arvesting methods. The invention s a new process 4 for drying farm crops, a very nec- _“ '(;m 'A reot, New (¥ary thing in the damp English climate. The plan is to cut the crop and make it into circular stacks of om 10 to 20 tons weights around a hollow central chamber. Heated air will then be blown over it by powerful fans. Haystocks have been dried by this means in'ten hours without fermentation, It is asserted that the new process wil low a harvest to proceed in cather, save field labor, give ter corn yield, make straw and facilitate plowing. 15 Days’ ven, was sentenced to 15 days in 1§20 and costs in the today charged with ation of liquor. He was truck, which police said, tatned 69 kegs of heer, “Coolidge” was marked the side of the truck ared Lie had been sent lorio Express Co., and the truck was He told the court is wifo one year ago s the eols support of his v an v o City Advertisement Jadge Mead in imposing Andrea was held here to- $500 bail for the New MAINS. He is wanted in Sealed proposals will be receiied of higamy, the v the ard of Watcr Commis- I d that he =sioners at their office, Room 201, elina Burno, ' Uity Hall, New Britain, Conn., until om he was mar- 1200 o'clock Standard Time, Wed- r was il lying. | nesday, Nov. 19, 1924, for laying of P Cast Tron Water Maina in the City s 7 CONTRACT "I OSGOOD AVE Date in History ]‘« 200 lincal feet of : ——————————————d | M #4111 RIA g.‘”_‘ The Board wi rnish all Cast | Tron Pipe, Specials and Valves re- preparedial| -t RSUSE b and reorgan Proposale and Kpecifications may secured at the above office after . 15, 192 LAYING CAST TRON WATER 1 3 The City ard reserves the story of Ver- or all bids or to ept any hid whether the lowest and Dhon or not should the Board deem it to nd to st interests of the City of New n it to rej survey | he for the b faryland hound- Intended for the |3 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 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper 1'P. 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M. for Classitied Page on Same Day, Ads Accepted Over the for convenience of Custom 926, Ask for n “Want Ad" Operat [ ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments NEW BRITATN—Monument Works, 1 Oak St. Monuments of all slzes an description. Carving and utting our_speclalty, BURIAL VAULTS—Concrete steel el water preof, hermetically 11 outl; T.OWERS—potted piants, ail kind also funeral work. N. B. Greenhous FLOWERS—potted piauts, pieasin, varfety. Bpeclalizing on funeral wor Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Church Bt.| CGUT FLOWERS—potted pianta, all kinds funeral work, free dellvery. Sandallle BUSINESS SERVICE 18—BARBERS lI\mD< MASSEUSB 19—BUILD! MAKING & MII & CLEANING ALL KINDS S-PATENT ATTORNEYS TRUCKING, BAGGAGE ETAL WE —PT F'HI\(: A\)) TATLORING PRIN' i STATIONERY EDUCATIONAL PONDENCE COURSES EACHERS ~INSTRUME 37—LOCAL & PRIV. INSTR —WANTED—INSTRUCTORS Groenhouse. 218 Oak St. Phone 2643-1 Lost and Found on_ Fa Main 8t between Daum's Bakery an Hartford Ave. Finder return to Heral Office, Reward. 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West Maln, corner Lincoln street: CHEVROLET MOTOR CARGS—Eales 8 eorvice. Superior Auto Company, 1 Arch St Phons 211, BODGE BROTHERS—Eales and _servic DURANT AND S8TAR—motor cars. 8 8nd service. “Just Real Good Ca A. Bence, 61 Main etreet. Phone 2215. FORD CARS—Fordson tractor, BSales ee vice; genuine parts and accossorief Automotive Bales & Bervice Co. 2( F. Main 8t . HUDSON ESSEX—Salcs and wervice. Pa . Auto Co,, assoclate dealer, 0-3. Par] t. HUPMOBILE CARB—8t City Bervice EUAUHB ® und servi. Hartford Avi A. M. Paonessa. motor _ca: A. Bence, MAXWELL AND CHRYBLER—Sales a . McGauley & Bennett, 98 Ard Phone 2952, NASH—motor cars. 8ee the new lin Bales and Service. A G. Hawker, RR udson, Esser, leading car values. Ses th coaches. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 1. Arch t. Phone 2109, REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks. Kennel M. Searle & Co., Bales and Service, col Elm and Park 8t, New Britain, Conn, Phone 2110. Local agents for Gabrl; MOTOR CARE—8ald 3 . Morcer's Garage, 191 Par] 8. Phone 1733-2 STUDEBAKER—BService and Salesroom Arch 8t. A. & D. Motor Sales Co Phona 260, WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cars, showroom at 4 Elm 8 Bervice 127 Cherry 8t. “The Sleev Valve Motor”” R. C. Rudolph. Phon 2061-1. Autos and Trucks for Sale | BUICK—touring, 1023, § conditton. * C. A. Benc Phone 2215, CLEVELA run 900 miles, barga Employment Mgr senger, goo| 51 Main . Donahud , Stanley Rule & Leve DURANT—we have 1 business coupe thi has never been driven even in a demon stration, It can be bought at & bi saving. Trades and terms considered C. A. Bence, ain St. Phone 2216. ED. KENNEDY'S—auto exchange, fu! Iine of used cars and parts. 26 Wiilo strest. Phone 20§3. FORD RUNABOUT, 1924—with detachab nd new, run less tha e, reasonable. Ca 182 be bnu'm for 375, with term running condition. Automotive Exchange, &8 Arch St. Phone 1769. HUDBON COUPE—excellent me condition, newly pa four near new tire for quick rice $35! Apply a 2 West F MACK TRUCK, 1 na; Hudso touring car. In arage, East Maln MAXWE e T ning motor, 2 M new tire extra tire also Ford touring, which rus well, $50 casl Se at DPaj Garage, cor. East Main and E PEETLESS—sedan, 7 passen tires, good palnt, first class o veTy way. i arain’ onn bs City Service > OPTORTUNITY —to buy " Dodge Bros. 1934 touring. We touring, Hupn 922 touring, Bui 1322 touring edan 1922, Over 1922 coupe 23 touring 1917 sedan. Ruick 2. No reasor Open evenings. eur epectalty.