New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1925, Page 14

e e St e e i A e nsestvans: snsagnar B ISR - T — P - " . 14 . | | n llef. The committee has not estl- | land who travel abroad, faclllating that the char while perhaps cost |ports; and it also feels sure that an } ing a bit more, would make for office at this port would return to Funeral scrvices for Charles HUll yyych greater effictency, the treasury in the way of execu- Clark, who died Sat Ay, were va'ul‘ — tion foels the amount necessary for ! ~ | trom his home in Milidale at| The I'»stos opened the Farming 8 ‘Hs maintenance, EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925, ’ -LOST LINE LIMERICK: TRY THIS ONE Last Lines for This Lnerick Must Be in the Herald Office by 10 o'clock next morning. THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabeticaly Ari and Ready INE RA ECUTIVE turday )« K this aft 0 AL 1 iene by defeating Unloay Thinks Next Two Years Will Be - s congrsgationst a4 e toca e an e was. JOUS6 GeS Report on $16,011A- ¢ . lev. MacH. mainly owing to the excellent shoot [ < Wallace, the pastor, officlating. 'ing of LaFleur. The scors ) Tiying Ones e S B R fiThe 519 Measure PURSUES GUNMAN B ! eyt 11 | War Veteran Exchanges Fire With \ \ M b g In!England \ 1 Washington, Jan. 19.—A combina- Count & worde to a line t ore ; Interment was in South 0 tion supply bl carrylng $18,011,612| 10 Then Glves Chase Into 14 Iines to au inch Minimum 8pace, 3 Iin Minimum Book Chargs No Ad Accepted After 1 P M i1or ' Bolt § for the state department, $24 - - (for the department of justice | street, | s N > o 2 { Bame Da; - ; Sy Niain: 5,164 for the department of con New York, Jan, 19—Knocked over .;L"Adrfr ROraiiiine ’l'yhlaphum i S b Voo . e and $8,602,626 for the 1 table by a robber's bullet, Willlam for convenlen of CuAluTrFl. Call ! V 8 1 G v oenes 1 T Ipartment of lahor, was ceported (s« L. Hempel, a war veteran, for two 925 Ask for vant Ad" Operator 1 [ 4 ! day by the house appropriations years a policeman, sprang to his 8« & ] T committes feet yesterday, returned the fire of 2 i ¢ | \ v (RERA $ b4 ¢ The state department's quota the robber and his two confederates = q CORTTTTRY ‘ which 1s $227,443 less than the ap- and failed to arrest the trlo only be- The neighborhood butcher, McQuale, e vs = propriation for this year, allots cause a taxicab driver mistook the i P ndediin ail ANNOUNCEMENTS ! ! ( e 2 $275,000 to the Mexiean mixed Wounded officer for a gunman, Eventually landed in jail. i IR I. N L ey S tya) Clalms commission; $54,840, an in-| Hempel entered the restaurant f Burial Lots, Monuments 1 . s \ Holia A ECE IR e PR S L I i R R U, For, when he weighed meat, RN O Lanh dek L i i nienilinale ol stedtitis ) "\‘ ! ‘V l‘ '“ (“\]Lr“‘”“”'- \vV h ‘! : t He hung up ]|N’ Ll L l.'kl "‘.l. acturt PN S 1l akricultural institute at Rome and in which to eat. ) , forced; water preof, hermetically ecals ficers: T lent, Geo 4 b 4 § ] : 8 foc-president, William $127.231 to the Pan-American Union, cap and coat and sat at a table in Folks found that he'd cheat, o Wil outient” sther’ wond w metal 4 L il 1 ctary, Andrew Dona The amount allotted the depart- hls shirt siceves. Three men enter- priced. N. B. Vault Co., Kensington, Corbir Company, W. | % mes Martin; execy. Ment of justice is an increase f §1,- ¢4 and drew rovolvers, An automo- . s f il L S ‘ I Products, Sy 524,865 ovep the ¢ appr Lile drummed outside, *“Hands up, SRR J s tive board,” Adelph Trapp, Ernest 224,865 ovep the current appropria- 3 3 % ] M Smart, W. E. Stavens, 1. Favbreau, tion, but $712,000 less +han the bud. everybody!” came the order, — vwwms““"‘“" g louln' 1 2 c i : SrADe e g i . SR8~ jants, ( Honer Childs, Charlas Mecker, D. E°t estimates. Of this amount § Hempel knicked away his chair $ T PLONEER - potea Slaata rlamsizg Mo I O'Brfen, L. Grandy, Clarence Cowles, 204,500 18 recommended for the de. and got to his feet, One of the | bl A ey & William F Ha 1 Calluhan, John Angela, Or- teetfon and prosecution of erime Lold up men caught a glimpse of | otted pianta all kinds, e : 12. K rin Eberts $1,000,000, an increase of 2500,u00 Hempel's shield on the coat hanging NAME T L I s ol X YOS e e deliv il ! ) D. pe over the present appropriation, for ©on the hook. The robber jumped to |+ <" SRS LR anagers of the investigation a nd prosecution of war llempe side, thrusting a revolver ! ; i m The offic il Wa deliver. Flower Gn ‘ ! 2 P » ™ { Health assoc frauds and $1,670,000 for fees of ted- ‘_m‘s his ribs, ”Hu off ur“sx;\:;\.,‘ den Hois 1163 Stanley Bt, ° Phone I ; = men William T. Foley will hold an important mecting eral witnesses I8 right arm as the man pulled the | , 2SS Cevesesesensssesneneses| 238813 Htore 36 Main Bt. Phone 3394 - o & 1 of hor Dr. Almond J. Cut- lin the Red Cross rooms at th he commerce department re- The act probably NIW;‘.\DDRLbb RO AR S OURATORE Lost and tound & [ th center at 7:50 o'clock this ceives $3,066,301 less than the cur- | Hempel's life, for the bullet plowed | . , ¢ TR s a0 | KGTO T e S1x6 T4 ; i [ 1t appropriation due to the exclu- @ furrow in the flesh of his side and | Go to it! Write a last line and mail it in to the leenck{ Finder f 1 A = Son oris 10 for the agricul. back. Hempel was sent spinning | s . BOOR N0 3 o The TAme ot o g 9 A e ien AR e oI Gble by the impact, but Ldlt"f O,f the H?'a]d' i i G snabtior askive ; 1 sive t A A m’“' e L“nm”w’»‘ "“i""j*' et and fired. He missed. The | You've got just as big a chance to cop a prize as anyone m to the Plainville istialfaz . 4 5 and much in. East $2 T a”' able Uhree thieves fired a volley and |else. [t all depends on YOU. Get out your pencil and sharpen ruet_Canp ”.y;l‘,:"nfi,u:g — e : N (6L 10 TR ¥ Sifcea] nd $2 or the ‘enforzement of rushed to the door. up your wits. Then add the missing last line. Ny el e hardiia money, lost fat. o ) s — witcless communication ia |, As the men ranetiaiho ":“Gh‘“” There will be several of these limericks in all. Wow, | o0 m. becween Kreskes and Jart &1 A ; ind Compa The amount carrled for the latior llempel emptled his weapon at them. | p 4 o chance to win one of the prizes. indor call 856-14 o 5 5 1 nstall its 1 ment Is $45,721 leas than the Then, S DL (IS Cukl DOG—-small whita poodie Jost W adnesday A i s empha ted Men's ha current appropriation, but $202,365 With no sign of the polieeman about ONE DOLLAR A DAY evening. ¥inder Kiualy call 1604, Ree e Sy i i S actvodatl ore than budget estimates, Of this Jin, Hempel ordered a passing taxi- i i s K i e immigration burcau ¢ab STABIEI o '“"I’O';‘]’;‘('l 'j]'l"“:w There is no catch in this contest. All you've got to do is TTrawn e et T : ! I T : 'L', ",’,” was “a bandit trying to make a COMply With the simple rules. Everybody can try their skill at . Plainyiile, X s Hache ¢ ' 1 of lahor statistles $255,300, Fetaway.! By the time restaurant | writing last lines for the limericks. y ) L ——— in T \ g 1] AO T 1 measure carrles patrons joined Hempel in convinc- And everybody has an equal chance to win a prize. Write C. l . ! ! r was nassport bureaus, an increase of u.xz‘rlv"' chaufleur of his error, the | a5 many lines to each limerick as you wish. But, first read lty tems i h Tho from 1,668 over the current appropria- Fobbers' car was gone, R ] g - \ = P ver the rules. } i (e fay- | tion. This increase, the committes ——— = v ; Teniak TOW. | : i1d 1, 8 ’ M BT, [ o e e R TURE IMPROY! Watch for next Limerick tomorrow. A lecture on “The Wonderlands of T 5 y Erbe: r 8 1 ine a_passport burean at Bostor, | iry, Alberta, Jan, 19.—The | the Golden East” will be giyen by - | 5 S s AL W n other “The committee of opinion,” the temperature here at 10 o'clock A5 | oo e o ) o ) O 0 - - ; Har';y C. Ostrander, at a meeting n‘t cos s 1 1 ph T pi treas v r added, “that a passport bu- night was 44 degrees ahove zero, At :]w Lonm[mn\\‘v‘al;h pniml;w the -lum > i A I\ } veau at Boston woinld be a great con- the same hour, on the same day, last LIMER]CK RULES LONETeEALIONRLCh BRCALIA S ERINg, £2.50 s Mrs. ] enicnee 10 the people of New Eng- year it was 25 degrees below zero, | § 1 The lecture witl b illustrated with : i Nie movics. 2 t : : ; : e 2 e ey {orae el aya e ISra11 alpatnting halrel cc b L Gulbransen player planos at Morans’ ol i | 1 P S | ss i 1t [ § tines of a llmerick. Write a line to complete the limerick and [ Zyqyy, wT s A mail it, or bring it, to Limerick Editor of the Herald. You don’t The past exalted rilera of New Is 1 | A n 3 m s ror 2 e e have to use the form printed on this page unless you want to. Britaln lodge of Jlks will mect fo- v i iy i e ! Yisimont b You can copy the lines on another piece of paper, but he sure morrow evening to arrange for the R 1 , per N b ) = v n" 4 i that all five lines appear on the paper you send in. Also be observance of past exalted rulers’ 7 = o ; : 2 |} sure your name and address is plainly written on the same BiEhiEy nalod EtontEaE LOEr s s = A ) G Do iy sheet. Wateh the time limit on each limerick. Winners for H 6 Geoksa Lilnches, Crovelln i LIS TILED a 2 L5y y each day's limerick will be announced the following day. —advt, K , RULE ELE - : Donnelly-Mullen Co. " B Camp Clara, Royal Neightiors o 7 . . 5 e 8 e | e e e S iET : America, will Tiold its regular mecte p it i e i ) gptalons o | |ing at St. Jean the Baptist hall to- B ; ; N : s U s e ARG Algrelc g . 2 T ¥ <41 | Dight. Installations of officers will R o e A ; tende i of Fal , Mrs, Ellen Store s All Day I Robert B. Crocker of 49 Gladden street, walks away with | (T (000ns 6 oiteers il g FRR e ReliiolHIE e eusitone tevidays, | the last line prize of $1 for today. Hereafter, only one lost line| ~ victrolas ana Pianos, at Morans— N K city, The writ was i A ' o T 8 ¢ | from a person will be honored for it makes the fellows that|aavt. = MILLS TO REOPEN. : A o : At the meeting of the Central 1 N Ll » = i < gl 6 ay | write only one line feel kind of cheap, so hereafter one lost line e " "“ 1"*)" ‘J“” i '; "" 5 '“.' fordl &Gy Tl ni 1t About $00 Fmployes Will Be Given | will have a wonderful chance of winning. e e e GO ! A . i =oglalon, Work at Tall River. & I Balaiaatan, Y i 3 nTe 5 - i e T ey | be elected. John J. Esan of Bridge- Jotn MeGrat s tigated -t v ting | | It Srpla ) » Mark Do rrange Our Stock | Here's the winning lines—Why don't you try tonight: | port, F»"!‘l'flv" of state federa- - | 3 ¥ t &h & e, | American en Mills, w d | tian, will gpeak. R e i i p = sed since May } Bill Sweeney went driving one day, Mr. and Mrs, John B. §mithwick 2 ’ 1ed operationa tnlay | And detoured way out of his way: | of 699 Stanley street ; recelving ol e : ) 5 xcoy | He stopped with a thud, congratulations on the 26th anni- e 3 4 ur nn | Firmly stuck in the mud, sary of thelr marriage. 1 enl| We can't print-what folks heard him »ay | and Mrs. Bernard Mil ot ¢ d he tedar stree ® rece g congrati- . 35 ¢ . o e the | Bill Sweeney went driving one day. ","’I"” ( et nsconeraty it el And detoured way out of his wiy | ations on their 26th wedding anni- . 0 \ P eii ra nce a e He stopped with a thud, SIarY: - : [ Firn KLS stuck ‘iu the mu:!. B ki Mrs, ;';"'m;zf- ’T‘ ‘l'h‘vr“_ of .‘\'«[v- 2 | Another good guy gone astray. Urgton left yesterday for a wos B % | i ARSI L ! visit with friends in New York cit S S T R . Q . Bill Sweeney went driving one day, { 3. Arthur Jeffers, manager of t1 X Starts Wednesday Morning — Store Open § And detoured way ont of his way: Washington division of {he Ameri- | He stopped with a thud, can Red Cross, will he the speaker 1 w ri | o 1. oh 1lor z il At9A. M. { Firmly stuck in the mud, [ men Riealine (oo o . R : Petty soft for Bill Sweeney, Tl say, at noon < ; B H n ! Joseph Kowar of 121 Beaver X = + 7 | street, an employe of the Parker. ¥ ; Watch Papers for Further Announcements g iob Rosults Ui i Ruckey Baking Co., suffered ths loss i s e B e e U or Quick Results Use Herald Classified Ads |+ - i v wiv s e W BORROWED AUTO RETURNED, lotne ¢ | 1 his left hand while at work yester- K ARGt LB, 5 day and was treated at the New L e - eral hospital., & v garage o | fs S e Margaret Azaz, emplosed at iy el v | THE - POTTERS BY J. P. McEVOY |w's i tintoris 1 ¢ fingers badly crushed %aturday tn &~ machine at the factory. The in- jured fingers were amputated at the S D o (o e ey AND? ey Cavl ranre c first joint at the New Britain Gen= - eral hospital. DQ (7 MYSELF - UTTLE DUGS “Have SENSE DumMB aNIMaLS — 5 o foore Tent, Daughters of LOOw 4T aiL Tue | £nOUGH TO GROw wadm COATS THEY aN'T 0 DuMA Veterans, will hold a regular meet- i . L 0D Tug winrel = ing Saturday evening in Odd Fel- ne e a ~ 77\,/ \—Y i lows' hall at 7:30 o'clock. Since 4 | ( . k ' there is a program to be carried out, P the officers of the organization will E > open the meeting pfomptly at 7:30 —m ! . . . o'clock. L This Date in History ] Rt R X 2 1bs. best Butter, $1, Russell Brow. —-advt. i ’ T SR Y E g UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ¥ DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT In the matter of Jack Kelmowitz, trading as the » Capltal Dry Goods Company, - Alleged Bankrupts, 4 Order of Notice of Publication. 5 Upon the petition of D, Friedman and others, praying that Jack Kelmowits, now or lately dofng business at New Rrite aln, in sald district, be' declared a bank= rupt, for the reasons thereln set forth, L now pending in sald court. It appearing to and being found by the. i court that the eald Jack Keimowitz, 18 ahe » sent from this district, and gone to parts 3 “ Give Yourself a Treat Imkcnow, anaitiat permaaljmrriceicansat L Ordered that motice of the pendency of. 2 xald petition gt Ing this H = < = order in the New B 1 a newas I 2 ; F YOURE Srae Seca | SA \ district, once a week for two consecutive I i CLEVER et M EAR! - x < By the Court PREMIUM Bl e i \ ENOUGH T0 TAKE ONE % rrcxem: \ N A SOCK N THE EYE! TAKE CROSS WORD D OF MY INFANT) { DAVIDSON. New HayenConnesticaly r N T L PUZILES, FOR “n CMSSES' January §th, 192 1 . 1 ] 2 ! G 5 —_———————= ' 5 | < I’ New Britain to sccurs tne sots and O | . exclusive rights to operate tha famous 1 | tler Process of servicing pneumatio 5 1 l anv other mothod on ¢arth. b tler Method 1a L . own way o i c [ or retreading pneur el ] frcioting all x f BALLOON / 2 LBS. FOR $1.00 : N Service A i now we make vou a SPE! PRO ’ TION which swsures EARNINGS THE F1 to have a . e s 201 MAIN ST. ) NESTLER RUBRET: NG CO. INC, L3 26 W, Sith St., B YORK CITY P : 1 ’