New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1925, Page 22

IMPROPER MARKERS ' START FIREWORHS Some Used Old Plates Late, Others New Plates Larly The annual gathering of ants in police court use of automobile regis were held yesterday m this mornin sterday's & including au with using 1 and this morning's for markers too late. Juldg suspended in al The g r Willtam court yestc Hartford, defend without f ford pol that Ch police depar ed the time f city were promptly arre rival. There before Jud, police cou 1024 plates wer 1o their hom i their plates before 9 morning, the ho Those arr ing were B. street, Hartford; J 9 Grand Vie Wearne of 262 Peters of 80 Spring of o mond 8. T Main street; High street; Max Willlow strect; Jul 79 Fairview drive John 8. Barrow, Hotel V Richard Maeschall, Farm H dletown; Lou H. Gra Newton street, Hartford of 251 Lawrence street Fowler of 111 Allen T ford: Willlam Fir ‘Washington Circle Hartford; Thon street, Hartford land Court hotel, Har K. Welton of 123 r Hartford: John Abel of Farn avenue, Un v ough of 64 Eastman of 110 Br dletown: H o Vo Center street, Hartford Hayden of 9 Middle Those before thie ing were L. D. Mol ilton street, Josep! Hartford, John Ga of 192 Enfield s Almost a Mistake “Is that a parti yours you just spoke n't you ask him to join “Oh, this is so sudden! He's the new minister.” . Ye Jacket, Because they're treated by a special improved process which makes them not only hard but tough as well. ¢s theiz remarkable tough- nu{-wm(h enables McKay Tire Chains to last for fmiles—stand the se and strains of pounding, ing, grinding over car and rough roads new_impr McKay Tie ¢ easier to put on AN and it holds them on unfai tan! :;dh‘dr:x.-y Ready Repair Link COMPETENT EMPLOYES Successful know of the great con venience of the Want Ads in keeping them supplied with competent workers, employer There are scores of skilled persons in every line of human endeavor ready to come to office store, factory, shop, if they are appealed t through the Wants. Employers who assem yble the most competent organizations make us of the Want Ads. Container to Be Built Will Hold VICTIMS MAKE IT EASY FOR CRIMINALS um@; Canse for Excessive Crim S ;W I PANY panied it. Norman H. Davis. JW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925, Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, best known by his former title of Lord Robert Cecil, is shown receiving the bronze medal which constituted the first peace award under the terms of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Photo shows (left) Viscount Cecil and (right) | Woodrow Wilson Foundation Medal PR A check for $25,000 accom- 2,000,000 Cubic Fect London, Jan. 2. imals for the new zoo at Auck- | bear , there is a large who, since the day,of his captivity |forced at the point of the animal's | the Arctic, has never, except at |persistent activity but he paid no opped knocking regu- |aftention to the carpenter and did | mically at one spot on |not try any other part of the box. CHAIN SERV —and — REPAIR LINKS FREE § To every purchaser of a pair of Tire Chains B we will service the chain and furnish repair links for the cross chains, free the entire ° 10 SALVAGE FLEET Treasure Seekers Fopeful of Re- | A winter. covering Haul Carried by Turkish Ships Sunk During War. Lo Jan. 2 — An made to s lon, to 1s of the combined links. Put on new cross chains. No charge for repair link o1 service. Pleasure, Ballon and Pneumatic Truck Type Safety First—Buy Now Franklin Sq. Filling Station sunken ves: omparativel ropose to raise the Irag them | PROTESTS CAPTIVITY Polar On the steamship | months ago to the day of his de- »a bound from England for New and with a shipment of wila |ed With one of his paws against the the inside of his box in an effort (to break through to frecdom. | From the moment the bear was {imprisoned n his box more than two | parture for New Zealand, he knock- |wooden panel. He hit against the |same spot about 150 times an hour, day and night. The box was rein-! ICE ! Put on your chains. ! ) i Take off your chains. j : ; Mend your cross chains with repair At the Monument POLLY AND HER PALS WHAT DO You THINK | HURT You T 1Tl BE MAKRING OF “ou. BE WRESTLING LIONS AND PLAY- LEAP-FROG WITH IANTS 1N NO TiME TR =— T NOT COM ueu‘ DANCE / CERAS [T woNDER Wy A ALWAYS GETS | A GROUCH RIGHT ARTER | BETWEEN OUR- SELVES, POLLY. PAW AINY GOT NO CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IN HIS MAKE-UP! \ RETAINS SECRETARY Premier Baldwin Re-Engages Same Assistant ¥or Her Abllity To Keep Secrets. London, Jan, 2, - Many men whose ambition it 1s to be leading lights in the political world will doubtless envy Miss Edith Watson Not-a-Seed Seedless RAISINS 10c pkg. ECONOMY NUALITY GOODS AT who, now that Btanley Baldwin {s premier of Great Britaln, has turned to her old post of secre to Britaln's prime minister. In the case of a man the post s looked upon as a stepping stone to high political honors, but Miss Watson has po ambitions in that respect. ‘When Mr, Baldwin was asked re- cently why he chose Miss Watson as his secretary he replied, *“Because her business career has been con- ] W PRICES ~ Best Maine POTATOES Lean Fresh SHOULDERS ... Best Pure LARD Challenge MILK .. 318 MAIN 5T TEL..2485 nected with ‘O'Cl‘l;llll“ offices. Ten ars ago she started work in the colonlal Oftice. Then, becoming the to the colonles, she continued with him as chancellor of the exchequer and premier until ill-health forced him to retire. e Clasyifieds cost but a minimum and arep rompt in action. WINNER COFFEE Always Fresh Roasted 390 Ib. 2Ibs.35c anszsc ALL DAY SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PRIME RIB ROASTS BONELESS POT ROASTS.......... ROAST VEAL .. ROAST PORK .. .. b, 28¢ . Ib. 18¢ 25¢ 20¢ FRESH KILLED Ih. 30¢ FOWL 1 LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS, Ib. 45¢ “WANT ADS" Iphabstiéaly Arrariged For Quiok ik ud‘ud: forence. ANNOUNCEMENTS Barial Lots, Monumenats 1 BURIAL VAl . - forced; water preof, bermetically seal- od, will outlast either wood or metal. Do mot require larger lots Reasonably priced. N. B, Vault Co, Kensington. Tel, 647-18 pot variety. Bpecializing Johnson's Greenbouss, 617 Church 8t. T FLOWE| tted piants il kinds, tuneral work, fres delivery. Sandallie’s Greenhouse, 318 Oak Bt Phone 3643-13. GYCLAMEN—Polnsettias, Begonias, Cine araria, Cherries and a special masol ment of ferns, We daliver. .Flower G den House, 1163 Btanley Bt. Pho 2388-12, Gtore 436 Main 8t. Phone 3354, Lost and Found 1] ATPHA ALPHA—pin, _name Dorothy Parker on back, lost Between Arch St. end Besse-Leland’s Tues. p. m. Re- . Return to 734 Arch 8t, AUTO ROBE—Ilarge groen and biack lost last evening on Myrtls, Washington or Grove Bts, Reward if returned to 36 Garden 8t, Phone 915-12, BULL PUP—with T and tag, Return to 26 Harrison r_phone 3236-J, FOUNTAIN PEN—Parker Duofold ladies lost between High 6t, and Farmington Ave., and Concord 8t Dec. 20, Reward will b pald for the return of the pen to 317 High Bt Mrs, Hackett. Legs Genuine LAMB Fresh Cut HAMBURG, n39c LAMB For Stew Lean Boiling BEEF ..... Ib. Beef LIVER .... 1b, 18¢ [ 10c | 14c¢ | LAMB Lean Corned Choice Shoulder 10¢c 18¢c FORES .. BEEF .... Ib, STEAK .... Ib. Sugarobua? = CAPITOL CITY FLOUR .. EVAPORATED UNEEDA BISCUIT MILK .... DS buds ] 2 . sack $1.15 . 3 cans 27¢ ceeen.. 2 pkes. 9¢ Sugar CORN .. Ivory Soap FLAKES 3 pkg. 2 cans 25C 25c¢ SifIt’(;:dAs .. 2 cans 290 25¢ Tomato CATSUP 2 bots. Fresh Fig Elizabeth Park . 2 Ibs. 250 23c BARS .. PEACHES, can WEDGWOOD CREAMERY BUTTER, 2 . 89 GOOD LUCK OLEO ..... Ib 32¢ NUCOA NUT OLEO 1b.-29¢ "oteo v 1. 29¢ SEALDSWEET FLORIDA ORANGES ............. doz. 23¢ EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES LARGE RIPE BANANAS ........... Yellow Globe Turnips. . 6 Ibs. hAn;?lesa. .“:;nqts. 25 c ‘ e e e 1505 Lettuce TIERE'S A GREAT DEAL To BE SADD STANCES — O2 WouLD IT.7 DON‘T “You AGREE WITH ME 2 \_C" ABOUT EXERCISING, MR.POTTER, OFFHAND I wOouLD SAY Ye$, BUT ON FURTHER CCNSIDERATION WOULD SAY NO. YET PERHAPS ”MAYBE‘ MIGHT PROBABLY BE THE ANSWER UNDER SOME ClRCUM= 4 Solid Head Cabbhage ... o el n 4c ;ag:a:\?)el'fies qt. 1 8 C arrots or i 5 c Parsnips ... California Sunkist Fancy Native Sound Yellow veveee.. O for 25¢ teeee.. doz. 19¢ .... doz. 25¢ 39¢ 20c 25¢ Lemons .. doz. Celery ... bch. Onions .. 6 Ibs. BY J. P. McEVOY ON BOTH SIDES EXERCISING TENDS i5 11 Nor ? To COALESCE THE EXTENSORS GIVING RISE To A COMPLICATED OSMQSIS, AND YET THE DUCTLESS GLANDS FUNCTION WITH GREATER VERISIMILITUDE . YES, T GUESS THAT'S RIGHT FUR NECK PIECE—black lost Bunday night between Emmanuel Gospel church and Maln Bt, Finder kindly return to 25 Grand Bt. POCKETBOOK—contaluing #um of money lost between Washington 8t, and Lyce- um theater or Chapman St. Bus, Jan. ist. Finder return to Victorla Jones. Phone 3310, L BLACK CAT—Iost_about week R if returned to Elizabeth 175_Winthrop 8t. GOING_ TO _FLO Packard sedan, coul passenger going about Write Herald Box 19-AM. INFANT—or small child wanted to board good home and mother's care. Write Merald, Box 7-XT. CET US—frame your Xmas photographs. Wae have a sale on picture frames of all sizes, Swing and wall frames. Ar-, cado_ Studio, 5 BY AUTO - accommodate & January Btii. Store Announcements 1 DR CHAIN BERVICE FREB— To every purchaser of & pair of tire ehains we will service the chaln the entire winter. Put on your chalns. ‘Take off your chaine. Mend your cross chain with repair linke. Put in new cross chaln. No charge for Links or Bervice. Pleasure type, Balloon type, Pneumat- e type. BAFETY FIRST——BUY NOW ¥RANELIN BQUARE FILLING BTATION 114 FRANKLIN 8QUARE IT WILL PAY YOU—TO WALK A FEW STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN- TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY & NAVY STORE, NEXT TO WHSTERN UNION | AUTOMOTIVE ) Auto and Truck Agencles L] OADILLAC CARS—Bales and _ @ervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern. West Main, corner Lincolu strects. CHEVROLET MOTOR UARS—Sales and service. Buperior Auto Company, 176 Arch St. Phona 211 DODGE_BROTHERS—Sales and service 8. & F. Motor Sales C: 155 Eim 8t corner Frankiin, DURANT AND STAR—motor car and service. “Just Real Good Car A. Bence, 61 Main street. Phone FORD CARS—Fordson tractor. Bales ser- vice; genuine parts and accossories HUPMOBILE CARS—Bales und service City Service Station. Hartford Ave. corner’ Stanley §t. A. M. Paouesra. LEEXINGTON—high grade molor caia Bales and Service C A Bence & Main 8t. Phone 2215. SMAXWELL AND CHRYSLEK—Bales and eervice, McGauley & Bennett. 98 Arch Phone 29532, RROW—Hudson, ng car values. Honeyman Arch Bt Phone 2109, NASH—motor Ses the new line Bales and Bervice A G. Hawker. 6§ Eim_street. REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks. Kenneth M. Bearle & Co., Bal nd Bervic Eim and Park 8t. Britain, C Phone 2110. Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers. RICKENBACKER— MOTOR CANS—Bales and service. Mercers Garage, 191 Park 8t._Phone 175 STUDEBAKER- ice and Salesr 325 Arch 8t. A. & D. Motor Sales Co. Inc. Phone 260. WILLYS-ENIGHT AND OVERLAND— motor cars, showroom at 4 Elm 8t Service 137 Cherry Bt. “The Slceve- Valve Motor™ R G Rudoiph Phons Essex, Amer- Beo the pew Auto Sales Co. 133 | Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 BUICK, 1918—1 cylinder touring, 5 passen- ger. excellent engine, good paint, rub- ber, $115 for quick sale. 211 Fairview St, | DODGE, 1923—~touring -ar in (ine mechan- ical condition, excellent tires and paint. C. A. Bence, 61 Main St. Phone 2215 ED. KENNEDY'B—auto exchange, full line of used cars and parta 2% Wiliow street. Phone 2093 FORD COUPE, 1833—ail cxtras, price rea- sonable. FORD COUPE, 187 exe tion, 5 good tires, large whee! other good extras. Price $325. This s gain. Call after 5 p. m. Phone ¥ The classifieds have furnished the facts that have led to most trips of the moving vans. Most 6ceupunts of furnished rooms are obtained by means of the classi- fled columns of this paper.