New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 26

OGO TO JAIL FORHOOCHSALES - Judge Alling Keeps Prumlse About Park Slreel Place to arraig: liquor Park str ley Popia Louls A them to arrest yost Bergeant W jail 1o it dem»m»! Fined For Poolroom Frank Crow!e of §17 fron poolroom of J street last night costs by Judge Ben in police court t ley was arrested hy O'Brien after Scott the police that the m stolen and that he s ley of taking it Crowley denisd tal slaiming that ¢t mainder of $33 t day morning. given $10 of the 333 to had apent abo $6 f other incidentals. His wits tourt that she had given him $25 in the morning. Scott testified that he noticed that Crowley was Theft ear the ragister in the poolroom, a ught that he was acing suspicious! He warned him pot to tamper with the register ana | went to a nearby store for milk for his dogs. When he re ned he dis- eovered $17 had been taken from the register. He questioned Crowley and told him to put the money ba but when Crowley refused, he notl- fled the poiica. Judge Wiliam F. Mangan repre- wented Crowiey. He Had Something To Say . Frank McCormack, ex-council- | man, had Ween seated quietly in one th S — L This Date in History ] 1729—Josiah Bartlett, patriot and | lent and governor of statesman, born Justice, presi New Hampshi 1789-—George and governor, born one of the prominent Mary Howard, politician He belonged to and fam- pLes Slee merchant \ist, born. He con- tributed 1o over 100 churches 1811—Willlam G. Angell, facturer, born. He t Daily Thoughts - | “A small number of cholcs books | are mufficient.” ' | acob e Special Notice The Catholie Dau fca will hold a fnnd &t 151 Main street, moon. e LIMITATION OF CLAIMS HIDDEN VALUES in almost e everv article of merchan- dise notwit r the fact that discarded, disused ew somebod 807 ere, can use and will pa to possess All dise Tousel kinds, mercha tures, in fact, ey that can b has a certa value and cz into cash right purc cated. The Want made it po many to realize casl discarded goods old goods « e turned to use ing aser for for playing the Jole ¢ the rear seats of the courtruc a spectator, “Hm. the of tnesses [ y, Me testimony of one v the Idently testimony ek 'P .u El IRIENDS SEF OPTICIANS 85 W. Main St. FOR GIFTS m, but the 0w INCE'SREMAINS Iy TREE RlNfiS A||] , Rainfall Predictions Made Ac- curate Through 20 Year Study triking corr: 24 instead of pr and work more than (wo wirs ago | in a letted from Dr, 15 W, Maunder, an English astronomer, who has | seen studying the sun's spots bis- | them further studies huve indicated that such 'a condition ecan be traced through the annual rings of the pine trees, Dr. Douglass™ pamphlet subject, “Some Aspects of the Use of the Annual Rings of Trees in Climate Study," recently was select. ed by the Smithsonlan Institution as | on the 21,—The tree curate and rellable assist- task of long-rang r forceasting may be the out- more than years of v Dr. A, L, Douglas, director Observatory and pro- astronomy at the Univer- Arizona here, the te connection ings on trees and rainfall stablished, Dr. Douglass firt inkling of such a oceurred to the selentist ago while he was working Prescott, Arlz. He discovered ual rings on pine trees corresponded, by showing seasonal growth, to rainfall over the past 40 between the ssibility Meats. 33¢b. erag slow rom the tree rings Dr. ked out the probable un during the centuries, Douglass variations past four He received soration of his theortes one of the year., The Arlzona sclentist has been fnvited to speak on the sub- Ject before the Carnegle Institute at Washington, D. €., in December, He hopes to aid materlally in in- croasing the accuracy of long range weather forecasting through his dis- coverles, At present he ls inves. | tigating the glant Sequolas, some of | which have been pronounced the | oldest living things. He hopes to | obtain data for a perlod exte n.nn‘ probably 3,000 years back. 'LEGS OF THE FINEST FRESH YOUNG LAMB Special Notice whist given by the Lady Owls be held Monday evening Nov November 20th as (Cuty Cut) inted on ti Fancy Dry-Picked YOUNG TOM TURKEYS (Weighing 10 to 16 1bs. ea.) 5c Ib. " Fresh Kllled LONG ISLAND DUCKS le0 15 New Britain AND PERSONAL USE PARKER PEN AND PENCIL SETS $8.50 JR. DUOFOLD (Pen only) 8$5.00 WATERMAN PEN AND PENCIL SETS $3.75 PENS ONLY $2.75 EVERSHARPS — 50c to $5.00 Repairs made on all Pens of worth REGULAR FRESH HAMS 23c Ib. RUMPS lentific classics of Hll-‘“Red" Grange Will Be Honored This Evening Chicago, Nov, 21,—~All Wheaton, 1L, plans to honor its famous son, Harold (“Red") Grange, Iliinols all- American back at a banguet there tonight, Coach Bob Zuppke of the Univers sity of 1llinols and Coach A. A, Stagg of the Unlversity of Chicago | will be present. Lyle N. Grange, Du | Page county deputy sheriff, father of “Red" wlll be one of the honor| Fuests, DOLLARS AND SENSE SAVING DOLLARS INVOLVES THE USE OF SENSE Money Spent In “National” Markets Represents the Use of Common Sense and Saves Dollars on Purcheses of Quality 33cIb. FINEST JERSEY PORK LOINS (Rib End) 25c¢ 1b. Adyices from our Turkey Buyers indicate they have secured the finest quality Dry-Picked Young Turkeys for Thanksgiving at Ex- tremely low prices. Leave your Turkey order with the Manager of a “National” Market and be assured of a delightful Holiday Dinner. NATIONAL MEAT STORES COMPANY Fancy Dry-Picked YOUNG HEN TURKEYS (Weighing 8 to 12 Ibs. ea.) Large ROASTING CHICKENS 45c b. OF | OF VEAL | VEAL 22C Ih. ' ' LOIN VEAL CHOPS 28C Ib, Ib. PRIME RIB ROAST | (Best Cuts) 33(: Ib. 1 5c PR[‘WF TOP and BOTTOM ' ROUND ROAST i - 34cw | . PRIME RlB ROAST (Blade Cuts) 23(: 1b. $11.00 SR. DUOFOLD (For Boiling, Salads and (Pen-only) $7.00 oL oine 45cb. Fancy Fresh-Killed CHICKENS Swift's “BROOKFIELD” or Armou PURE CREAMERY BUTTER Sandwiches) (In One Pound Prints) $8.50 1t WEST MAIN ST. THE POTTERS No ( MOM WILLIE WANTS L { WHY, OF COURSE | T Ask YA SOMETHIN= |7 AOT-TLL 8E | TO ANSWER T Stores Throughout New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, \AFTER ALL PERFECT 50 \ \ &7 P MWFP Answer Needed S W-WELL, DAY OR | TEACHER AST ME IF | THERE WERE ANY MORE AT HONE LIKE ME o an \—';/" a\l\.‘/ 50 YOU DON'T TRUS YOUD RATHER BELIEVE A/ STRANGER \ THAN YOUR QWN TRUE.) L0V \u 4L \mmm/_/ Fancy Fresh-Killed YOUNG FOWL (Weighing 6 1bs. each) 380 1h. 43clb, ““CLOVERBLOOM' National Meat Stores Company |+ “Largest Retailers of Meats In America” Tel. 483 Connecticut and Penn. MED| | AM DK THESE YEARS, YOU, WOMAN —~- ( n righ s reserved AND WHAT DID SHE SAY WHEN You ToLD MERQ Yw wEZ‘ THE \POINTED IN DEEPLY DBSAPO\NTED! THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arranged KFor Quick and Ready ence, LINB - RATES FOR CONSKCUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid any 10 0 days daye days days days daye [} 31 “arly Order Rates Upon Application. Count 6 words to & line. 14 lines to au fnch. Minimum Bpace, 3 linea Minimum Book Charge, 36 eents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for inssitied Page on Same Day, Ads Accepted Over the Telephone ot couvenlence of Oustomers Call 125, Ask for n “Want Ad" Operator. 20 Bl o2 ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NGW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 133 Oak 6t. Monuments of all sizes and description. Carving and letter outting our_specialty, HURIAL VAULTS—Concrete wteel rein- forced; water preof, bermetigally ed, will outlast either wood or me L Do not_require priced. N, B. Vault Co. Maple. Tel. 3766, Florists 3 COMP_AND SEL--the new gresnhouse, the best place to buy your cut flo and potted plants for Thanksgivi for all occasions. Flower louse, 1163 Stanley St, or store, Flower Garden Shop, 438 Main Bt, CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, 2lso funeral work, N. B. Greenhouse. Tel, 2643-14. CUT FLOWERB—potted plants, pieasing varlety., Bpeclalizing on funeral work Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. GUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, tuneral work, free delf Greenhouse, 218§ Phone 2643. Lost and Found s H OF KEYS8—lost In north end vi- Return to 76 North 8t. BLACK LEATHER POCKETBOOK—lost, car tickets, amall sum of mon Liberal reward. Janice Hartt, Normal school, Stanley St * THE CHILDREN—~who were eeen tak- dog from the rear of | the corner of Main and ! Myrtle streete, yesterday between 6 and | 6 o'clock do mot return the same fmme- | diately, thelr parents will be prosecuted. | | _Mrs. 8 La Flamme, 338 Main Bt. | | FOCKETBOOK —contaming Tmportant pa- | pers lost. Jenny Roden, Stanley Quar-| N. B DOG—lost, female, 6 months, ai- | most black on back, leatiier collar, no license or name, answers to name of “Minor. Reward. Clifton, 373 Carlton Street, Phone 2453, ROBE—1ost Letween Myrile and Lincoin on W. Main Bt. Return to Mall- able Iron Works, Cor. Myrtle and Grove Sta. | 5UM OF MONEY about 6:30 p. t Thursday evening n Main Bt., between n, Liberal re- Tel. e! | CHRISTMAS CARDS— Order gyour cards for personal graving now. Our sample books hundreds of distinctive cards. 1 &re unable to call at our kt or write and we will send a book to you. en- ADKINS, 46 CHURCH ST, Tat photographs appreciated mo: We make beaut Store Announcements IT WILL FAY YOU—10 WALK A F ND LOOK OVER OUR W ARMY & NAVY STORE, NEXT TO WESTERN UNION. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencics 8 | BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and eervice. | Capitol Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8t Phone 2807, | CADILLAG CARS—Baies sod _ Bervice. Lash Motor Co, “A Reputable Concern.” West Maln, corner Lincoln strects. GHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales and service. Bupeilor Auto Company, 176 Arch St Phona 211 SURANT AND STAR—motor care Ealve Real Good Ci [ 51 Main street. Phone 2215. FORD CARB—Fordeon tractor. Bales ser- vice; genuine parts a&nd accossories. Automotive Bales & Service Co. 3200 E. Maln 8t . —— / WELL, IF THAT ). DOESNT BEAT—= ALL SHE SAID WUZ " THANK, COMMERCIAL ‘ AUTOMOTIVE | — ) Auto and Truck Agencles L] uubunN TOAEX—Halen and service, Park Auto assoclate dealer, 330-332 Park AUPMOBILE CA o8 and_service. City Bervice Station, Hartford Ave. corner Btanley St. A. M. Paonesss. LBXINGTON—high motor _cain. Bales and Borvice. C. A. Bence, &1 Main Bt._Phone 2218, AXWELL AND CHRYBLER—Bales and worvice, McGauley & Bennett, 98 Arch 8t._Phone 3 NASH—motor cara, B (he oew lns, Sales and Service A G. Hawker, 61 Eim street, PTERCE-ARROW—Hudson, Faeex, Amer- lea’s leading car values, See the conches, Honeyman Auto Gales Phone 210, REQ MOTOR CARB—aud trucks, Keansth ca, cor N Coni Local agents for Gab Phone 2110, Bnubbers, 33 RICKENBACKER— MOTOR CARS—Bales and sorvice, Mercer's Garage, 191 Park 8t. Phone 1733-1, FTUDEBAKER—Bervice and Balesroom st 225 Arch Bt. A, & D, Motor Bales Co. Ine, Phone 260, WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND- motor cars, -)m'ywm st ¢ Elm Bt IOMGI 137 CI 8t. “The Bleeve- Valve Motor.’ R. C. Rudolph. Phone Autos and Trucks for Sale [ BUICK—touring, 1933, 6 passenger, good condition. C. A, Bence, 61 Main At Phone 2318, DODGEPSEDAN, 1931—mechanically per- fect, appearance like new, b good tires, Price §625. Phone 707-2 or inquire 44 Hamilton 8t, SURANT=w s 1 Gusiness coupe that never then driven even in & demon- l!lun. It can be bought at & big Trades and termp considered. _O. A Bence, 51 Matn Bt. Phone 3316, KENNEDY '8—AUto exchange, fuil line of used cars and parta 26 Willow street, Phone 2093, FORD, 1917—touring ear. be bought for 875, with terms. Good running condition. Automotive Used Car Exchange, 86 Arch §t. Phone 1769, HUDSON—touring car, 1020, 7 passenger, in good mechanical condition, Inquire, 184 Washington 8t. MACK TRUCK, 1924—2%4 tons; Hudson touring car. Inquire, Palace Garage, 25 Bast Main St. AT OPFORTUNITT——to Luy select cars. Dodge Bros, 1324 touring. Westcott, 19 touring, Hupmobile 1923 touring, Buick 1922 touring, Ford sedan 191?, Overland 1922 coupa and sedan. Lexington series 23 touring and series 23 rosdster, Max- well 1922 touring. Hudson 1918 coupe, , 1017 sedan. Bulck roadsters, 1921 and 1922, No reasonalle offers refused Terms 1-3 down and one balance. No insurance req G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park Open evenings, Cars sold our specialty. WITLYS KNIGHT, 194~ ng rar, f rala, Price reasonable. Write, Rox 1-AB. This car_can Martford, or owners BUICK—USED CARS— 1923—17 pass., Buick sedan 920—5 PASS., HUPMOBILE TOUR, CAPITOL BUICK CO., 193 ARCH 8T. PHONE 2601, CHOTCEST OF USED CARB— at very low prices, car bulletin at 176 Auto Co, Phone 211. Watch our used °h 8t Superior EXTRAORDINARY BUT— 1822 Studebaker, Spec. 6 touring, dr en by owner only, In excellant machan. ieal ‘condition, perfect paint and yery good tires, price very reasonable. BUPEF TH R ALTO €O, E 21, FORD ~TORDS—-FO THE LARGFST 8TOCK OF USED FORD CARS IN THE CITY COME IN AND PICK TOUR CAR DOWN PATMEN ONE-FIFTH OF DRI BALANCE IN 10 MONTHLY PAY} PAY WHILE DRIVING MODET 1217 touring 1918 runabout 117 touring touring . touring uring about runbaut 200.00 AUTOMORILE ( EXCHAN 8 ARCH ST, PHONE 17 DEPENDABLE USED CARS— 3 Touring car. OLET ¢ Coupe. ¥B touring cs Roadster. TERMS ARRANGEL THE 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORT Eim Cor. Fra CAR open express bndy, &reat saving for quick sale Motor Sales Corp., Eim Cor. Franklin Ets. Phone 731 Open evenings. HUDSON COACH, 13233— go24 condition, newly 1821 Hupmobile re 1921 Dodge touring. 1324 Essex coach, patntes ter. PARK ST. ALTO CO. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:30 330-333 PARK ST, R U. LOOKING FOR A CLOSED CAR— WE HAVE SEVERAL Nash sedan. 1921 Studebaker 1323 Maxwell o 1 Overland sedsn. 1933 A BAWKER TEL, 3488, 4 ELM o1