New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1924, Page 14

14 SIMPLE SERVICEY FOR MRS. H HARDING Obsequies Wil Be Held at ;. ': R e Marion Monday Alternoon The Rev Rpworth Mrs. Har xince gir sermon des, past of which ber, will entomt where Mrs, 114 her husband Bwank Honorary s Harding coim H. Van Prendergast, W. Saw: A. Schroede Word w Rock L Kling, a sister ing and h I8 serio eome I KMng a from Rock ®de of his F. J. Longshore Kling where 1t wi services Mon ®ome accupied by has been closed for th STRAW HAT SALES Favorable Weather For This Rusi- ness Resulted in Record-Breaking Tturnover This Year. Washington. No lent partner of a the last two yea returns from the b depar 24 tofday duction, ex gear 13.7 ing bie The our for women and at $32,524,763 for i0d since added, does not in e —————————————— —CAPITOI — Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. BUSTER KEATON In “THE NAVIGATOR” home propert houses that : built and may be the Want for you Realt) prospect watch the W fully. Most fers are acee the result of vertising. Want Cruiser Wrecked in Wind NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921, Wi A e e e MORGAR ARRIVES Gets Back To U, S, In Time To At. 1 of His Mother \ 5 003 Which 1s Set For Monday, w York, Nov -=J. P. Mor- head of the banking firm of nanie, who arrived at Quaran- on the Berengaria from South- n, England, last night to at. the funeral services for his Mra, Frances Tracy Morgan, w, remained aboard the until this morning. Mrs. Mor- iied Sunday at Cragston, High- Falls, N, Y., where she had a home. » hope of reaching his moth- iside b died, Mr. o was in France in con- with the French loan, salled Saturday on learning that Mrs. 1 wa@ seriously 1l cos wlil be tend The Fun WILL NOT INTERRERE 7 idge Will Adopt Ver GO0 P i Organization of ro she held at at 10 o'clock to- A train ave Grand Central terminal at or Hartford, where the interred. W morning. special were held day afternoon. T d by many villagers and from West Point Members of the family anied the body to New York a ittend WARN OF AUTO FRAUD Fly-By-Night Salesmen Are Offering Everything Trom Accident Insur- ance to Hotel Discount Privileges Washington, Nov —A warning emselves against * ncerns engaged in ingless rvice” contracts and fake insurance and motor izations was issued today to orists throughout the country by omas P, Henry, president of the omobile association, associatio more than tions oper- e coun- eivable kind Jent insurance hotels” to co vario ng ‘eve c from ac Storm in for Repai pr ible car owners. LICENSES RETURNED. en notified by tor vehi icenses of turned: it atr Tim- of 119 Linwood street; o0f 31 Horace street; Dom- 266 Fairvlew of 192 Allen of the following Herbert T Jes- a street; George Main street; n4 South Main bo of 179 Wash- cot; xon of ph Chanda FARMERS SMILE AGAIN street and Polo Rie ngion street, \ FEMALE HELP WANTED Silk Twisters, Reelers and Inspectors Experience desirable but |T not necessary hetween 8 A, M and 5 P. M. THE BELAMOSE CORPORATION ROCKY HILL, Apply in Person at Office, CONN. Take Valley Division of N. Y.. N. H. and H. R. R. to Dividend Station, or Trolley to Rocky Hill HE POTTERS GOULD Shy | [WELL VTELL \ [ 1GUESS YOURE IGHT 4 GUESS RY- r L body | military | treet, | City Items Harold 8. Johnson of 48§ Stanley street, and Miss Astrid L. 341 South Main street have granted a marrlage license. Edman o been Dance and Fair at Ukrainian Hall at, Nov. 22, at 7 p. m. Given by Ukralnian Church.—advt, Phoenix Temple of honor will hold a meeting for the initiation of can- {didates at 6 o'clock Monday after- {noon. The regular meeting will fol- low at 8 o'clock. Home cooked lunches at Crowell's, —adv Frank McCarthy, who plays end on the New Britain high school foot- {ball team, s confined to his home on Stanley street by iliness, Dancs and Fair at Ukrainian Hall Sat., Nov. 22, at T p. m. Given by | Ukrainian Church.—adyt. Winslow Russell, vice president in charge of sales of the Pheonix Mu- tual Life Insurance company,* will peak to the New Britain Kiwanls 'clug next Wednesday noon. Gulbransen player planos at Morans' —adv, Tha Lions' club will have a fare- well banquet to Rev. Dr. John L. Davis Monday evening. Dance and Falr at Ukrainian Hall Sat., Nov. Given by | Ukrainian Church.: Joseph Motta of 20 Mi reported to the police t Naples of Beaver street ened to shoot him Ladies' Holeproof Hose, all styles. Tomikowski & Dawson, 361 Main St. —advt. Entertainment and dancing, John's Fair, Jester's Hall, tonigh advt, st el street vatore had threat- John's Falr, night.—advt, Gulbransen player pianos at Morans —advt Victrolas and Pianos, at Moran's— Jester’s Hall, to- advt, Dancing at Indoor mission 10 cents.—ad Dancing at Indoor mission 10 eents.—advt Dancing at Indoor mission 10 cents.—advt Geo. Gillette, comedian, at Indoor Midway tonight.—advt Ernest Schiedge, ventriloquist, door Midway tonight.—ad Follow the Girl Sco Corps to the Indoor Midway and see them d _Follow the ) i s to the Indoor Midway ‘and see Y‘Jfin) drill.—advt, Follow the Girl Scouts Corps to the Indoor Midway them drill.—adyt. by the Unity Rehe team, Monday night, joor Midway.—advt. | Monday night last night of Indoor | | Midway.—advt. ROPIAK IN TOILS AGAIN Proprietor Locked Midway—Ad- Midway—Ad- Midway—Ad- In- Drum tonight Drum tonight Drum tonight ah vp Time in Few Days for Selling Liquor. Btanley proprietor of the restaurant at Park street, was fined $100 and costs and giv pended fail sents 10 days when hewas found guilty in po court yeste morping on charg of violating the liqu6r W rested this morning he ®ame charge by Policeman T J Feeney. He was arrested after the police allege that he sold liquor to a man in the restaur t containing the llquor was selzed by Feeney. Ropiak, 33 who v a g of aws, ar- on t homas Join Moran's Xmas Music Club.— at In-| t for Second |Spanish Morocco Is Isolated by Storms Madrid, Nov. 22.—Btorms along the northern African coast have virtually isolated Spanish Morocco, and Premier Primo Rivera, who {8 n Morocco, has been upable to con- tinue his daily telegraphic confer ences with his colleagues in Madrid. ‘ The storms have also halted milt- ary operations and the Spanish nnm are awaiting better weather before continuing thelr evacuation n( the outlylng posts. RABECK AGAIN UP ON POLICE EARPET; Policeman Accused ol Striking Man Without Provocation Patrolman Wiillam J, Grabeck, for | 5 the second time within two weeks, Secretary Davis was given a hearing by the disclpline | Is in Buenos Aires board of the police comminsion last| oo Fy OB, T S night on a complaint preferred by I |4, 0ich from Rio de Janeiro re- S hoplomis AN egaliekad ”“"‘ 1he | orts the arrival there of the Amer- fora e et HAIL joan secrotary of labor, James J. ;”,,., By 1\':,‘. Davis, who s beginning a tour of Jowitz alleged that the palics were SOUUN Amerlcan countries for a e an arrest and a crowd %udy of immigration conditions. He was welcomed by Foreign Minister gathered around, the policeman or- % ; : | dering the spectators to move along. "':'"“ co and other Brazillan offl- cla Koplowi aimed that he started to g0 but Iy .he did not go fast enc to suit Grabeck, so the po- Heeman is alleged to have hit hin with his club. Several members of the complain- ant's family appeared before the| comimnissioners to corroborate the testimony of Koplowitz. Grabeck de- d that he had struck the man ith his club, saying that he pushed him back when Koplowitz failed to heed his order to move. Four men | appeared to testify for Grabeck. T board will record its finding in the matter at the next meeting of the full board of commissioners. Grabeck was before about two weeks ago, a n Weir making a similar against his conduct at game at Memorial fleld. laint was dismissed on the commissior: 5 simply a c | liceman h men obey 1an A Herald to serve you. 3 classified ad is ready 0dd Fellows’ Hall INDOOR MIDWAY TONIGHT, NOV. GEO. GILLETTE Comedian SCHIELDGE Ventriloquist Girl Scouts Drum Corps FANCY DRILL Dancing — Admission 10c, W board an named complaint a football The com- that occa- s deciding that se where the po- d to use force to make the s order. 29 [ p | MILK INCREASES Production In New England Shows Gain of 4.3 Per Cent, According To Government Figures, | l ’ Wakefield, Mgss, Nov. Iproduction fnere the month of ONUL‘(I according to reports received at the New England crop reporting segvice in the U, & department of agriculture and made public today, it was stated. How- {ever, that “the present rise in milk | Iproduction apparently is for a short ne, and {s due to cows freshening y farms operated for winter | —Mikk 4.3 per cent in Monday Night, Nov. 24 Unity Rebekah . Guard Team Drill Last Night—Grand Drawing; Grain prices, the report said, con- | {tinue hign with little prospect of | |immediate decline, C 18 the {report said: “The United Stafes corn terop is very short; the world wheat | J§ jcrop is enough below current de- |mand to hold prices high; improving ical and businets conditions in rope are stimulating demand The outlook for substantial | ss improvement in this coun- {try will favor better prices for dairy | |products. Potatoes in New England and the United States are a bumper FRANK URBANSKY, et al. ALH CHARLES DEMBSKI, et al. Superior Court, State of Connecticut, County of Middlesex, the 12th day of November, 1924, SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE Upon complaint in said cause Lrought to said court, at Middle town, in gaid County, on the first Tuesday of October, 1924, and now pending, osure of & Atlantic Fleet and | Infantry Teams Meet Washington,. Nov., 22 squads represe the tic fleet and as- ning a fore sembled here today to battle for the certain mortgage, it not appearing to President's cup in the presence this court that m. defendant has re- cabinet members, diplomats, the cpjveds no the pendency of m t Roat said complaint and it appearing to ers high military and this court that the defendant Charles Drembski resided at New Britain, and is absent from this state at the whereahouts of Atlar the were cls arm tle, e navy of 1 officlal, naval life. The trophy was donated Coolidge for t by fee « e inter-serv cor p——— L This Date in History \I S ——————————————) 1643—Robert €. LaSal ch explorer, horn. He was an early ex- plorer of the Mississippl Riy ' Daily Thoughts B “Gifts and alms ara t not the essence of charit s expression T \T BETTER 1O TELL SOMETIMES 1T | JCHANCES ARE YOU'LL GET THE OEV ANYWAY, THA \UL//“] [test, and he consented to throw the game ed the navy and the other rooting s p {of hoth ser ont Two the defendant ( rles Dembski is iff. of the inst v sald com given the defendan' is order in The Net 1, A newspaper publis] ed in New Rr Conn., week for 2 muec weeks, mencing on or before November 1 the bhal 1to open known 1o t Orderoe tution of v publishing Britain Mera boxes party. in th to he reser for his pende of tions, e h itain, once FEach tea q officer at a 1o n brought a large bar 1es, ¥ one ~ersive col der the r may am 1 I time, ¢ the v arder of the Court WILLTAM J. COUGHLIN, Assistant Clerk of said Court number of commissioned stars as | substitutes | | | | JADILLAG CARS—Bales THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arrangs Ready LINE RATES CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd a0 0 20 1 day 3 days 3 d wersd line W1 line 1 line W1 line 1 1 e § 3 early Or or Rates Upon Application. Count 6 worda to a line, 14 lines to au inch, Minimum Bpace, 3 lin Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for llassified Page on Bame Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenience of Oustomers. Call 926, Ask for n “Want Ad" Operator. ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 Oak §t. Monuments of all sizes and description. Carving and letter cutting our_specialty, rmetically seal- forced; water preof, t wood_or metal. ed, will outl priced. N. B. Vault Co. Maple. Tel. 3765. Florists 3 AUTOMOTIVE | Auto and Truck A:fluh‘ [ HUDBON ESBEX—Bal d eurvice. Park Bl Aulo Co., wssoclute dealer, 330-34% Park 8t HUPNOBILE CAIB=Hai L — 6 wud eervice, City Setvice Blation, Hartford Ave, corner tanley Bt. A. M. Pponessa. LEXINGION—Uikh grade motor eain Bales and Buvice, G A Bence, b Main Bt. Phone 22 MAXWELL AND CHRYSLEK~—Balea ano| sorvice, McGauley & Lennett, 98 Achl Bt ne 3963, NASH—=motor cara. Bes the mnew lne. Bales and Berviea A G, Hawker, b Eim_ stiset, [t leading car coaches, Honeyman Auto Sales Co, 139 Arch 8t. Phone 210 REQ MOTOR CARS—and trucks. Kenneth) M. Bearle & Co,, 8al and Bervice, cor. Elm and Park 8t Britaln, Conn. Phone 2110, Local agents for Gadriw Bnubbers. RICKENBACKER— MOTOR CARS-—8ales) and vice, Mercer's Garage, 191 Park| 8t. Phone 1733-2, STUDEBAKER—Bervice and Salesroom i 336 Arch 5t. A, & D. Motor Eales Co., Inc. Phone 260, WILLYS-KNIGHT _AND OVERLAND— motor care showroom &t 1 Elm Bervice Cherry 8t. Valv, R c. Rudolph. FEhom 3051 Autos and Trucks for Sale BUICK—touring, 1932, § passen; 000 conditton. G A Benca, 51 ‘Main® At Phone 2215, Motor.” CUT FLOWERB—potted planis, all kinds, also funeral work. N, B. Greenhouse. Tel, %643-14, CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, vlnlln. varfety, Bpeclalizing oo funeral wo Johnson's Greenhouse, 611 Church l'. CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, funéral work, free dellvery. Bandalll Greenhouse, 218 Ok t. Phone 264 Lost and Found BUY NOW-—wiien cars are clieap, ings include 1933 Maxwall, 19 1923 Chevrolet, 1923 Lex- v, 1923 Lexington sport| roadstor, 1033 Ford sedan, 1921 O Jand, 192¢ Stanley sedan, 1923 Overland coupe, 1918 Hudson coupe. Many others| at the lowest prices and easiest terms ever oftered. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St., Hartford, Open evenings and| Sunda; Tour-| Buick,| BUNCH OF KBYS—lost in northern sec- tion of ity. Return to meter dept, Conn Light & Power Co. COLUMBIA BEDAN, 1921—6 cylinder alno| 4 cylinder Buick delivery car, 1918, G. . Wells, 58 Hart St BUNCH OF KEV cinity, Return to North 8t, FOLICE DOG—lost, female, & months, al- most black on back, leather collar, no license or mame, answers to name of Minor.” Reward. Clifton, 373 Carlton Btreet. Phone 2483, Tost in morth end yi- streets on W, able Iron Works, Cor. Myrtle and Grove Sty. BUM OF MONEY—lost Thursday ut 6:30 p. m., on Maln St Myrtie and West Maln St. ward, Tel, vening etween Liveral re- Finder CHRISTMAS CARDS— Order your cards for personal en- graving now. Our sample books show hundreds of distinctive cards. It you are unable to call at our stors, phone or writo and we will send & sample book to you. ADKINS, 68 CHURCH ST, ¢ TOU KNOW-—that Christmas gifts are than anything else? Six for $5.00. Plotographi a8 appreciated more We make beauties. Arcade Btudio, Store Announcements \ T_WILL PAY YOU—10 WALK A FEW STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN. TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL SHIRT BARGAINS, STORE, NEXT TO W & NAVY TERN UNION. l AUTOMOTIVE l Auto and Truck Agencies 8 AUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and service. Capitol Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8t. Phone 2607, and _ Bervice. Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, corner Lincoln streets. HEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales and service, Buperior Auto Company, 176 Arch St. Phona 211 'DGB_BROTHERS—gales and service. 5. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 166 Elm 8t., sorner Franklin. Phone 831, URANT AND BTAR—motor cars. Bales and service. “Just Real Good Cars.” A. Bence, 51 Maln stveet. Phone 2218, ‘V\rw CARS—Fordson tractor, Bales ser- genuine parts and mccessoriea. Automotive Sales & Gervice Com 200 it. Main 8t , TEE———— WILL ATTEND CONCLAVE George E. Christ, Bliss W. Clark, airman of the advisory committee; unes Beach, master councilor; omas Timbrell, senior ecouncilor; ‘arren Hale, junlor councllor,;and harles Johnson, scribe, all of Na- an Hale chapter, Order of De Mo- a¥, will attend the New England conclave at Worcester, Friday and Faturday of next week. Nathan Hale chapter will meet December 6. BY J. P. McEVOY S | AHe HAHZ | Gu%Ffi;TFO IT \NEL‘ WHAT | (i) EIT‘HEK HIS CONSCIENCE OFL 15 STOMACH, (| CAN'T TELL JUST LEAUE 1T To YOUR FATUER -} TLL DRAW A HORSE TUAT S A g HORSE = T TOOK. FIRST PRIZE FOR DRAWING WHEN T WAS = IN SCHOOL — THERE! J TGy PoP, WiLL VA PLEASE WRITE 'UORSE' UNDER DODGE BEDAN, 1021—mechanically per-| fect, appearance like new, .6 good tires,| Price §525. Phone 707-2 or Inquire 44 Hamilton 8t. UGURANT—we have 1 b hias never been driven even in a demon:| #tration. It can be bought at a big] eaving. Tradea and terms considered. C. A. Bence, 51 Main Bt. Phone 231, ED. EDY'S—auto _exchange, fui) line of used cars and parta. 36 Wiliow| strect, , Phone 2093, FORD, 1917—touring car. This car can) be bought for 375, with terms Good| running condition. Automotive Used Cas| Exchange, 88 Arch 8t. Phone 1769, HUDBON—tourlng car, 1920, 7 passenger) in good mechanical condition, Inquire] 184 Washington St. MACK TRUCK, 1924—327; tona; Hudson) touring car, Inquire, Palace Garage, 23 Fast Main St WILLYS KNIGHT, 1924 ~tourin #8_coupe thiai 19 1924—17 1924—4 1923—§ PASS., COUPE. PABS., TOURING 1921—5 PASS., TOURING, 19204 cyl. truck. 1920—Ford wadan, good shape. 1920—5 PASS, HUPMOBILE TOUR) CAPITOL BUICK CO., 193 ARCH BT, PHONB 3607, CHOTCEST OF USED CARS— At verv low prices. Watch our used car bulletin at 178 Arch St., Superie Auto Co, Phone 211, —_— ] EXTRAORDINARY BUY— 1923 Btudebaker, pec. 6 touring, driv. en by owmer only, in excellent mechan tcal condiffon, perfect paint and ver; §004 tires, price very reasonable, SUPERIOR AUTO CO. PHONE 211, FORDS—FORDS—FORDS THE LARGEST 8TOCK OF USED FORD CARS IN THB CITY COME IN AND PICK YOUR CAR NOWN PATMENT ONE-FIFTH OF PRICE | BALANCE IN 10 MONTHLY PATMENT PAY WHILE DRIVING MODEL 1917 touring 1919 runabout 1917 touring 1918 tourlng 1319 touring 1918 touring 1316 runabout 1919 runabout 1919 touring 1933 sedan sedan sedan coups coups coups coups touring touring touring touring touring runab runab runabout ton truck . ton truck p Dodge RUXL 65.00) 50.00] 50.00) 50.00| AUTOMOBILE USED CAR EXCHANGE 88 ARCH ST. PHONE 1769, _— HUDSON COACH, 1933— g00d conditton, newly painted. 1921 Hupmoblle roadster. 1821 Dodge, touring, 1924 Essex coach, PARK ST. AUTO CO., OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:30 330-333 PARK 6T. PRICES SLASHED ON USED CARS r. . touring. Hudson speeds Hudson 7 pa Hudson coac Buick, § pass. touring. Buick, 6 pass. touring ek § pasa. touring Ford coups. Ford toeuring. Dodge sedan HONEYMAN AUTO S8ALES CO. 13 ARCH ST. OPEN PHONE 2100 EVENINGS S — USED CARS— Ford Ford Ford coupe, sedan, tourlng. Ford touring. Ford touring Maxwell touring. Chevrolet touring. Overland touring. Overiand touring. Ford roadster with bed bods. 1313 6 cylinder Overland touring. 1917 1921 1924 1933 RUDOLPH'S GARAGE 131 CHERRTY ST. FHEONE 061-2