New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1925, Page 16

thelr dr | witehing gowns, Such “afairs" b jewelry, have an alr o ahirt 1 ensive y. Lven ling the WL NG NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY § PONSELLF SISTERS DUET Was Stk Pt o1 Gay Liie i | Both 1o Be Heard at Metropoli at Capital Tand sUel tan Next Sunday W By HARRY B, HUNT g Rarl a o 8.—When th NEA Ser 3 Writer 2 v SRR irmela and Ros WaBhinglon, Jan, BiOMIelal §0e ] ot ta rato i Dol 8 Alla” at the clety in Washington s ! [ excited every minute over the Scott | whict divorce casc Meride 1 had its n, Conn,, their carcers singers. The ' \ will mark 1 of sisterly | T T stk teally. i ‘ noon different They ara dey the word pict Scott's lawy 1t 15 Thought by Geologist ‘ liguor bal, is p : il Hlatsprae SURI] Otto H, a gue to be a rex e Opera con ppear is that Scott's give the count the capital | This we many of th live as decorn Y All the same, none Ltut very wun- sophisticated Wash unaware that their naughty. They | 1y but are quite cons “provinces” aro extr apt to | ralse & howl if they find out about [H it. me For one thing, proba elge in the world are ti attractive women with as in Washington ¢ v a8 anyt and rock a he fifth in t recorded hist was mo. st from T simply” s few years, durin ficlal terms. homes to m hotels or thing is @ con murder by a whom they previous. rect. =ssict . Fascinating bacl ous likewi, Dashing, cdneate plished army and navy on hand in pleny. Among the s secretarics and diplomatic corps married men are the exception rather than the rule What's more, 1 have extreme ideas on the subject o “Affairs”, between m which was eting e —— and——— Correct Eye Glasses . Expert workmanship, accur- M lt D J ate prescription work from any l On . Ones oculist. Lowest prices in the city. | Have Just Listed Repairing a Specialty New Britain Optical Co.; 436 Main St. Phone 2762 p b 1 i 4 1—Two Family House on Grand street. 2—Cottages in Belvidere for $6,500. 1—Cottage on Jerome street. Special Notice x Family House on Church street. CALL US AT 141 HIGH GRADE REPAIRING AND REMODELING HUDSON FUR SHOP ROOM 208 General Insurance d for ela remaln g of Gong rs' gul st of t ult Gatti "ITong Warrior Given 20 Year Murder Senterice who 1 victed of | jury but ew Haven. well at- a social H. Dayton Humphrey 1—Two Family House with 12 car garage. 1—Three Family House on Chestnut street. 1—Two Family House on Barneft street. NAT’L. BANK BLDG. 13 FRANKLIN SQ. TEL. 770 A\ Saturday Night Open AT THY % METAL 3 WEATHER STRIPS , Install the “Accurate” Saves 1-3 in Coal Bill T. E. WOODS 37 Franklin Sq. Phone I\Tf_fil Leave CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRIS | =General Trucking— SO THAT YOU CAN BJ OPENING OF THF Bennett Motor Sales Co. 250 ARCH ST. Opp. Grand 4 99 WEST ST. TEL. 2979 e CROWLEY BROS. INC. | PAINTERS AND | DECORA'TORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on | ol jobs, —TEL 2013 | Johnson, employed th her sister |! nts of Meriden, Conn., who | ed Rosa home with a & | | Gas station Employe Receives severe Wife of Former Yale Foothall \lur‘ Is Granted Decree in I'nl‘l»—()(ll‘l‘ Divorces Allowed, Increased was taxation of intangible personal prop- : erty, a pay-as-you-go policy in high- Coy were married I L W clopment and ron 1y Brown Savell v were mar- | In November, By The Awncit Maine Executwe Is for Rigid, Parls, Jan voree was ‘grant- ed l)\' the 0 l| unlnn today to " “Ted” Coy, the | mer Yale football star, The, two | e | ildren of the couple are given |By The Assoclated Press, | nto thelr mother's guardianship, Augusta, Me,, Jan, § I'he divorce granted on the grounds of desertion Mr, and Mrs in Asheville, N, C construction, Other divorces granted to Ameri- | [the titication of the federal child cans were: |labor amendment, strict law eu- 1 Jackson Alsop from Bdward | forcement and rigid *economy were ey Alsop, of Wushingfon, D, C, |Urged by Governor Ralph O. Brew- Married at Atlanta, Ga., in 19183, ster In his inaugural address today Torothiea F Mallory from |Pefore the Maine Ilcgislature, | Philip Rogers Mallory, of Itye, N.| Goyernor Brewster expressed him- |y |self as opposed to state ald for sec- Margaret Peabot |tarian schools. He discussed the {from Lester Savel problem of Malne's railroads at in Indlanapolis, length, pointing ouat that | while it m as desirable that the roads should [yield a onable return upon ried 191 RESCUER BURNED | i Burns While Saving Man From | Flaming Automobile, Hamden, Conn, Jan. S.—Joseph | § automobile truck driver | § 5. A. Buneo of Boston about the he A. Warner 8r. rietor of a ga e station here lightly burned about the hands the forward part of the Cuuea | caught fire last night, 1 neck and O flames but was escue x by Warner. The clothing | f both men were in flames when they left the m @ and Johnson conscious condition. Bump! Over car tracks, through ruts; over cobblestones—your tire chains have to stand the strain andgrind hundredsof timesaday, Now, at last, there are chains that can stand it—McKay Tire Chains—The Better Black Chains in the Red Band Bag. These better tire chains are hardened by a special process which makes them tough, and able to stand the gaff. Remember the name—McKay Tire Chains—they cost no more and they last! MCKAY TIRE CHAINS -M l { sold by } FRANKLIN SQ. VILLING STATION At The Monument HoneymTar Has bro relief to usamtJ Prepard by The Yllems & Careten (o Ha and fo sae 4 o ey nd ; ixtra Heavy—Ribbed | SPECIAL AT $3.95 , Others $1.98 Up | 'ROTARY ASH SIFTERS Q Best Grade $3.75 Above Sifter and Can Complete at Special Price—$ PHONE 381 80 WEST MAIN S WITH NEW BEAUTY AND PERMANENT PERFORMANCE A NEW PAIGE A NEW JEWETT PREPARE FOR PROGRESS FEAR NO FOLLIES « SEE OUR WINDOWS JAN. 10 WHITMORE PAIGE-JEWETT CO. Cor. East Main and Elm Tel. 33¢ 'HONISS OYSTER CO. | 25 CENTRAL ROW, 'THE OLD HOME TOWN GRANKY STOUTS CHURN 15 3, 1925, He asserted that prohibition faces a supreme test and urged strict en- capital Invested, the tax reduction program proposed by the raliroads, state controlled by large Interests must be settled, Governor Brewster It adopted, would result in the loss | forcement, sald, W determine whether or not of a milllon dollars In revenue to The governor decried the *cod-[the owners have absolute control. the state in 1926, This he sald, |dling’' 'of criminals and urged ex- SUNSHINE SOCIET |could not be made up by Increased |erelse of the pardoning power In NOTES assessments upon , agriculture and | favor of the courts rather than of | other industries, general property or | ¢ ) automoblle users, He declared him- | rect state primary, he sup- self opposed to the adoption at the |ported, suggesting suitable provision present time of an Income tax law. |agalnst the preesnt enrollment de- Governor Rrewster expressed him- | fects to prevent telpation by one selt ag In favor of the Increase Inparty In another's primary. the gasoline tax form two conts to| The question of the right of citi« three conts a gallon, | #ens to enter the wild lands of the the meeting of the Sunshine soclety Monday afternoon. Since the last meeting §1 calls have been made on uets of flowers have heen sent out, In Decémber 80 oranges were sent to the hospital. A report of the Chrlstmas work was read, There aro two wheel chairs on hand, CHEVROLET CARS See the New— Roadster Touring Coupe Sedan Coach See the new roadster and touring car with new bodies finishedin rich dark blue Duco, with cowl lights, new disc clutch, and new extra strong rear axle with banjo-type housing, See the new sedan with beautiful Fisher Body and one-piece VV windshield, finished in aqua-marine blue and black Duco—Balloon tires and disc wheels. See the new Fisher Body coupe of strikingly beautiful design, finished in sage green and black Duco— Balloon tires and disc wheels. See the new coach, another fine Fisher Body closed car of low price, Duco finished, mounted on the new Chevrolet chassis with its many added quality features—Balloon tires and artillery wheels. SUPERIOR AUTO CO. 176 ARCH STREET Jor Econemmical Transportation TELEPHONE 211 ARYLAND OYSTERS | : M fii,‘,l‘ég?m] /\T,-Ieks | We Can Offer You An A-No. 1 House on Hamilton Always Fresh street. This is one of the best sections in the west end. CLAMS }‘dll CHOWDER House has only |w‘vn built about fnurl vears and everything s SHRIMP is in finest condition. Let us show it to you. CRAB MEAT Also a two family house on South Burritt street, SCALLOPS LOBSTERS | Camp Real Estate Co. Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. Memporarily@locatearatll 232 Main Street Phone 343 Hartford | BY STANLEY MISSIN® 2 < Uiy ‘ } Joo! l \ TELL YOU 1 TS WORTH FOLR DOLLARS To KETCH THIS GANG OF SCAMPS | THATS TERRORIZIN TH’ WHOLE COUNTY “You SAY- THIS NO-NO-) SA‘{ WHOLE ROBBERY// 4 REWARD IS A Looks PLRTY |lg\g WASTE ofF N FunnY’ MONEY!! "4 WL\ BE PAD FOR THE ARREST ANP CONVICTION THE SCAWPS FIRE CRIEF OTEY WALKER POSTS A REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF THE TWO RED LANTERNS STOLEN FROM E Hook AND LADDER WAGON - s STANLS, ©1925 BY NEA STAWICE. WC. 1~ 8-2€ There were 16 members present at | the slek and shut«ins and six bou- ' o g W= -~ gmw