New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1924, Page 14

14 B e e e el IS S PUCCINI, OPERATI HART PREERS CHARGES AGAINST T e Subl (o Tl CONPOSER, 15 DEAD and (Continued fror t Page) | . n Bosses t N g NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924, WO POLICEMEN, advt Been Intovieated Harry Protass iy ck-end in Phil siled o send Call tertalnment and s Fair, Jester's Ha and Mrs, Robert City Items , car given away. St 1phia, where ittend a reunion of his cluve of University of Pennsylvania, dancing, St the New Britain Poultry association will be held at Odd Fellows' hall, Arch street, on Monday evening. John's Condition of Young Rolf, 11l With Typhoid, the Same | Boston, Nov, 20, = The condition James M. Rolph, 11, son of Mayor Rolph of San Francisco, who spending the hospital chan fover here, was reported un today. Physicians said the had not yet reached its crisls \l, tonight.— E. Hicks of stroet announce the arrival | Young Rolph became i1l after drink Miss Vivin Scott |ing infected water at a Mediterran- assistant to |€&n port while a cadet on board the 18 11l with typhoid fever at the city | HEGTIC ROW OVER | CANDY MACHINEY [ (Continued From Iirst Page) | e machines have heen the police courts of New Hartford and Manchester recently tind in all three cities they have been declured legal while other nfachines before similar in appearance but which op- | erated differently have been de- clared Haven, 8. Was Working | almost Re, nant co Prog Others + Diphtheria Carriers Found in the Schools ger Several Yaken cart epartm NOT SHEATS Want Ad Thought rent a or flat, put Yot umber f LEY SUSPECT ctary Mary E. Curtin, of wr of Commerce, who for the past few weeks \ relapse yesterday and od to return home police have been notified by s o mmissioner of motor vehicles ) Horace stre i of 18 Oak ispended, The license of Naples of Beaver st return anley Ole regular monthly meeting o{“m-: outside of Italy. ‘orn GROUP MEETINGS T0 ‘ STUDY CO-ED PROBLEMS ' W Colleges Taking and Up stodent rrep Que=tions H I TETT BUSINESS BOOMS. URPRISE BIRTIIDAY PARTY and Andrew street, have steamship President Van Buren and illegal and ¢andemned, was placed in hospltal when the | docked here November 1% [1je court rents crossed the continent to | Mary the has suf- was | His 1 be as vessel were: I"igalson, ny P Henry ehastiano Sprilo r Pulos, s Bunos, Basile Pra wxxina, Louis hancl, nel, Christy Scholur, Adam bheen cwicz, Tranchida than ' icani, 1. Zaragoza, Morcy Horowitz, elix Ni and Dick Grigorian Spaghett] tallan ra nationalized by nearly other country. Statistics have Mi- | compiled to show that less rect | one-third of the spaghetti | i the world is made Nome, — often associ has every | sca- Aone olie and | Ryan on Probation, Never Again Your forefather’s bathtub was the creek. He rored his face in a basin of water and made his with a flint. His Ford was a horse’s shanks, his electric : light a wick in tallow, his telephone a shrill shouting en through his hands. He hewed for his furniture, for his clothes, tilled, sewed, reaped, ground, m haked for his bread. a will. You'll never have to go back to his old discomforts. Not while printed pages are available. News and ad- ied far the story of new inventions. Every day more are added, more things for use, vertising have car comfort, for enjoyment. Advertisements tell yon ! read advertisements. Advertisements show you how to spend your money where it will do you the most good DISTRIBUTED DAILY THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An Audited Circulation POTTERS others ordercd discharged by Johnson, rez, Morris Apple, John Ca- Pcter Kounaris, | calo, C. \“f"‘l",mm.: L. Lenroot, of Wis jut- Rinaldo Tar- ius Ryan of 304 Dark street, When he died, not a newspaper printed the news, and his possessions were too few for It pays to SRR | whose case was continued until to- day for dlsposition when the evi- dence was taken Wednesday morn- ing, was placed on probation by Judge Hungerford. Ryan was charged with assaulting Valdl Frisk on Church street early Wed- nesday morning, hitting Frisk on the elde of the face with a ketchup i bottle and opening a deep gash. | Lindgren Fined $123, Adolph Lindgren of 249 South Maln strect entered a plea of nolo | contendere ta a charge of operating a motor vehicle on Franklin square while under the influence of liquor. | He was arrested several days ago by | Traffic Policeman Kennedy. Attor- vy Thomas T, McDonough repre- sented him, A fine of $125 and costs 08 hml‘h D‘A".l b ’ b e 926, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. MRS, LENROOT ILL. | Supcrior, Wis,, Nov. 29,—Senator sonsin, has cancelled all speaking and business engagements indefinitely on account (of the lliness of Nrs. Lenroot who [has been taken to Rochester, Minn., for treatment. The nature of her Inlnwss was not stated. THE ,HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTION® 818 darly Order Rates Upon Application. Count 6 worde to & line, 14 lines to au fnch. Minimum Bpace, 3 lines, 36 centa 1 P M tor ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 Monuments of all sizes and o) 2. BURIAL VAULTB—Concrete steel rein- forced; water preof, hermetically od, will out] ther wood or larger lots. Reasonably Tol. 2166, OWERS—potted piants, all kinds, also funeral work, N. B, Greenhouse. Tel. 2643-14, CUT FLOWERBS—potted piants, pleasing varlety. Bpeclalizing on funeral work. Johnson's_Greenhouse, 617 Church 8. CUT FLOWERS—potted piants, all kinds, tuneral work, free dellvery, Greenhouse, 218 Oak 8t. Phone 2643-13. Lost and Found K—and tan puppy Has been scen atraying on street lephene 2236-4, 738 Main street. BULT, DOG—108L, and tag on. arrisan 8 Mra, mir- X . or call 1 fire T le dog. Angwers to name of “Fifl." please r@&urn to 26 Market St Carving and letter cutting Bandallle’s Person returing deg will recelve reward, i 8. LaFlamme, mos. old, With collar Findér pleasy return to 26 J. 5 mor. od, | G, GADILLAO CARB—Bales and _ Bervice. Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West_Main, corner 'Lincoln streets, HEVROLI MOTOR UA! les and worvice. Buperior Auto Company, 17¢ Arch Bt Phons 211, 4 corner Franklin, 31, DURANT AND STAR—motor cars and service. A. Bence, 61 Maln st vice; genuloe parts Automotive Gales & B, Main 8t Bt. Auto Ci Park 8t AUPMOBILE CARt8—Baies wod eervice. City Servi tion, Hartford Ave. coruer Btanley t. A, M. Paonessa. § JEXTNGTON—high grade motor car, Sales and Service. C. A. Bence, 517 Main 8t. Phone 2215, WMAXWELL AND CHRYBLER—Bales and o service, McGauley & Phone 8a Elm street. PIERCE-ARROW~—Hudson, Es foa's leadlng car values. # coaches. Honeyman Auto Sal Arch Bt. Phone 2109. REO MOTOR CARS- M. Bearle & Co. the new i Co., 139 8| Eim and Park RICKENBACKER— MOTOR CARS—Ealee end service. Mercer's Gars Phone 1733-2, BTUDERAKER—Bervice and Salesroom & 225 Arch Bt. A, & D. Motor Sales Cou! Inc, Plone 260, ¥ WILLYS-KNIGHT _AND ~OVERLAND— ] motor cars, showroom at 8t. 4 Bervice Cherry 8t, 51 Autos and Trucks for Sale BUICK—{ouring, 1922, b passenger, go conditton. C. A. Bence, 1 Maln St Phone 2215, i COLUMBIA SEDAN, 1921—8 cylinder also ] 4 cylinder Bulck dellvery car, 1913, 4 H. Wells, 58 Hart 8, BUY NOW-—when cars are cheap, Tou J ings Include 1 Maxwell, 1023 Bulck, 1924 Dodgs, 1923 Chevrolet, 1922 Lex- PASEROOK —No, turn to Thi41 Commercia Tost. Trust Co. spun ixed, »w Br Hart & ot offlce, Trust Co., Conley (¢ lost npany's Finder notlfy Hart & Cooley New Britain Trust Co. ¥, _lost between Dwight and Maple Ste. turned to 79 Dwight 8t Tinder re- | TFGISTERED MATI—Ietter addressed to between | coupe, 1818 Hudson coupe, offica and Reward If re- Ington, 1924 Gray, 1923 Lexington sport. roadster, 1023 ¥ord sedan, 1922 Over- land, 1824 Stanley sedan, 1923 Overland. Many othe at the lowest prices and eastest terms| ever offered. Aaron G. Cohen, Ine., 185) rk St., Hartford, Open evenings and(§ undays, ) Pockethaok, con- X . | DURANT—we have 1 business coupe thatf] has never been driven even in & demon. stration. It can be bought ,CHRISTMAS CARDS— Qrder your graving now, © cards, for ADKINS, 88 CHURCH ST. TomorTow it makes no difference to us are equipped with gitings and take ight. rain or shine nings, ‘till Xmas, the latest electric pictures day or ade Etudio, Store Announcements I WILL PAY TOL STEPS AND L TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNE SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY & % STORE, NEXT TO WESTERN UNION VFATHER FORECAST —rain temorrow are equipped with the and take pleture night. Arcads mas, latest electric rain or shine. 1722 — Benjamin He | Pennsylvania, — Fara !scholar and educator | president of Ya | 1720-—Charles Thompson {born. He was “The § { Philadeiphia.” 1752—Jemima Vionist, born been rafsed from the dead Chew, jurist horn. was 727 Stiles, barn s college Wilkinson. relig “The shoet at | i tres. BY J. P. McEVOY F A ‘ | THAT DOG WON'T GeT / COME BACK VERY FAR 1N TS / HERE WiTH \ ’7 WORLD = HE HASN'T /\\ THAT 7 GoT MUCH :_Ejfy 5 POLLY AND HER PALS They're All “Fed Up”! TTUST MAW TAAKE THAT TURK |_AST A WEER SEE DERN T | SALL MGHT FOR THE REST OF THE FAMILY O’ TURKEY FIEADS = J8UT As FER N THEY RE A FLOCK ENOUGH 1S coFfEE) AN | sinKERS , CLF¥E: ~ |STERRET: S NOV =29 — g Persongls L} cards for personal en- mple books show 1t you 1l at our etore, phone we wiil send a sample we | Studin open eve- but ft maks o difference to us. We Open T OVER 11,000 HERALDS pairT —_— e | clergyman. | He was patrior, m Adams of | She claimed she hal e L This Date in History ] o e s— sth becomes a | saving. Trades and terms co: C. A. Bence, 51 B street. Phone 2093, FORD COUPE, 10% for_sale. Phone 2642, FORD ROADSTEI—and Frankiin _ ronf ster. O'Dell's Garage, 240 Smalley 8t | _Phone 1165, FORD, 1917—touring car. This car can | be bought for $76. with terms. Good ] running condition. Automotive Used Car | Exchangs, 88 Arch 8t. Phone 176). “in_ good condition, | BUICK—USED CARS— 18 pass. Rulck s BEDA PASS.. TOURING an. good shape. .. HUPMOBILE TOUR CAPITOL BUICK CO. 123 ARCH §T. PHONE 2607 CHOICEST OF USED CARS— ow prices. car bulletin at Auto Co, Watch our used § 6 Arch 8t Supertor | ! Fhone 211. chief-justice of ' - — EXTRAORDINARY BUT— | 1922 Btudebaker, &pec. § touring, driv-|| | en by owner only, (n excellent mechan-! | | ieal condition, perfect paint and very § | w004 tires, prics very reasonabls, SUPERIOR AUTO €O, PHONE 211, ; o | FORD COUPES—3 to chaoss from. 1234 | and two 1923, ail in | equipped. Honeyman Auto Sales | Co. Telephone 2103, first class shape, —_— FORDS . STYLES—ALL MODELS ars at the automobile hintory. e-Lifth down, balance in to by Epring a Ford mow AUTOMOBILE USED CAR EXCHANGE 86 ARCH ST, PHONE 1760, HUPMOBILE excellent touring, 1923, this car is in condition throughout, tires, paint and curtains like new, at a 1 fice price. Honeyman Auto Sales Co Telophone 2109, UBED CARB— Mitchell touring. Paige sport touring. Buick rosdutar. Chevrolet touring. Oakland touring. Fords all styles and prices. ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 22 MAIN 8T, PHONB 1613. KING FOR A CLOSED CAR— WE HAVE SEVERAL Maxwell sedan. Overland sedan. A. G. HAWKER TEL. 2488, 3 ELM OT.