New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1925, Page 16

16 VOICES IN THE AIR |- MONDAY, G:15 p. m T8 pom primary produce 30 p. m 5 p Nations.” ) p.r W BZ—Springicld—3ss WOC—Dayenport, Towa—181 p. Mm—Wes 7 p.m WEAR—Cleve I'nM_J"m to 8 p. m.—Mus prog WIP—Philadelphia—309 WGBS—New York ik S 4 B NEW BRITAIN DAILY HbRALD, MONDAY, PFBRUARY 9, 1925, we Time and Stre Add hgth” k || Through The Statlc]‘ SR sy People's coneert yusterday afternoon to attract radio fans | ifter the o8 and he s have ually p WO —Detroit=—516, { « varied p am, but th Jean Goldkette Enscil i 1his station fs noticeable fn t ns in the nin mornii fore ng p Iy noon a8 Wi eve o other s alr WELI—Boston— 130 s on the WOAP—Was ton— 164 AR P Post Hou Gypsics W City—316, \ WY C—New York |conceded an specting, honest, PROMPTN] §< PRIVACY and COURTESY 6:05 p. 1 6 chencetady—3s0 MEREDITH COMING—CAPITOL THEATER New Britain Sign Co. “Doing Better What May Do Well” 34 CHURCH ST. Tel. 894 John J. Tarrant Funeral Director and mbalmer > MAIN ST 21-12 Upholstery and Kepairing Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel. 1451-2 GUARANTEE TO HATCH EVERY HATCHABLE EGG NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR AGRICULTURAL STORE Moe’s New Incubators A BETTER INCIBATOR FOR LESS MONEY £63.00 S96.00 $115.00 $25.50 836,00 $51.00 zg Tester and Instruction RACKLIF FE BROS., Inc. PARK AND BIGELOW omplete With Thermometor STS 'PHONE 1074 DENTISTS A. B. Johnson, D. D. T. R. Johnson, D. D. Gas—Oxygen—X-rays National Bank Bldg. MURSE IN ATENDANCE A. H. HARRIS CINDERS FOR SALE| —Geueral Trucking— 1366 STANLLY ST, TEL. 34723 | . | Iresen’s po ding to the announcer, Ay Smith of New York tanght it to him, as he rend famous democratic “The Sldewalks of Ne red t w York," We ed to vmm with the y awake for a few caps of Lake rom WEAR, Cleveland, after M had signed off, n was good, we could not to it and dozed tention 0 we slgned off, veral times, * END OF CANPAIGN FINDS "EM HflARSE\ mlmg Election Contest Boys Club Brough 10 Close William 1 was elected first club city in the clection held Saturday, the pre Matty W jayor of th upsctting all -clection dope by defeating Mlicszkowski, 61 votes 10 64. cn the two boys were nominated, s thought that Matty would a runaway of 1he election, but rit nrlm, the ;.M ake fow week £ that on Saturday morning he n chance and was U to have was at ht been indquist, 60 votes ant position of e Kerelejza, 2 victory from Pete Sliva, son had the big walkover, rouncing Jacob I ian, 0 41, in the race 3 T Dave an was clected prosecuting at- ¥, having a 66-49 margin over Although | |y wor who | ; 74 votes | Governor |the youngsters st In on meetings of probably » | Mr, Skinner hopes to campaign song, |the city organizations, In this way, enable the boys to take more intelligent interest in both club and civie affalrs, The candidates were nominated. by the club leaders this year, but next year it 1s planned to have the boys do this | themselves fn regular caucuses, CHAPLIN AND WIFE NOT - 70 TALK 70 LAWYERS | | Latest Reports Indicate that the Couple Are Not Secking a . Divorce o8 Angeles, Feb, the attorneys Charlie Chaplin and those of of 9.—Negotia- of his tions between wife, formerly Lita Gr ovies, have been h and his 16 year old bride have de- cided “not to have anything more to do with lawyers,” the los An- | geles Times today quoted Mrs, 1 liam Spicer, the bride's mothe saying. Mrs, Spicer's statement was ma in connection with Jier departu from the Chaplin mansion in e ley Hills, where she has been livi o her daughter's marriage, to a which she has taken in Hol- declared that recently report- cd negotiations purporting to in- volve a financial scttlement between Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin were in fact “purely of a |)lr~0n|l nature,” and a dwin McMurray y and uncle of other visit erley Hills during the week- end was without significance. McMurray was one of the neys mentioned in the reported negotiatior: She attor- House Burns, Tal;i;g Lives of Three Children Ottawa, Ont., Feh. the | Chaplin | | previously | he death | Combined Annual Statement Aetna Life Insurance Company and Affiliated Companies Aetna Casualty & Surety Company Automobile Insurance Co. Standard Fire Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT MORGAN B. BRAINARD, President Total Assets 5 b Total Surplus to Policyholders . . $44,415,342 Total Incomein 1924 ., . . . $131,398,986 Paid Policyholders since Organization $627,000,264 $291,575,895 75th Annual Statement Aetna Life Insurance Company Capital Stock $10,000,000 Life, Accident and Health, Liability and Workmen’s Compensation Insurance Life, Accident and Health Group Insurance $245,556,619.31 §214,556,488.63 $31,000,130.68 Assets - . . . - 5 . Liabilities - - - 5 ko Surplus to Policyholders - - - Increase in Premium Income .$ 8,195,397 Increase in Assets ........ 20,909,323 1ast week by fire of three young chil- v Bay, in the bac county, w The fath lumberi childrs while she owala and lv he 1 the winners with s respectively. A feature f the election was that three hal- sts were marked for § alone in the mailed him & letter the cross- ads. When she returned she found - | the building in flames. Stops itching and burning— Heals chafed, in- flamed skin— Clears bad com- plexions— Comforting facts for skin sufferers about the use of Resinol Soap and Ointment. No skin trouble is too severe or deep seated for this soothing treatment to re- lieve. If you have eczema, a the club, ) S0 vot lerman for the second and Andy took {he d Appell, Frost re- Kabela, ectively, Uvmm ) Increase in Surplus to Policy- holders Life Insurance Paid 3,216,242 for in 673,577,688 2,018,810 Life Insurance in Force Payments for Taxes in 1924 18th Annual Statement Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. Capital Stock $2,000,000 Assets ..$21,440,130.77 ‘Liabilities .. . 14,278,645.62 Surplus to Policyholders 7,161,48 Increase in Premium In- ..$1,705,642.49 Increase in Assets 2,440,477.64 Increase in Surplus to Policy- holders 846,246.77 15th Annual Increase in Life Insurance in Force Payments to during 1924 Paid Policyholders Since Or- FANIZAtIONE I 534,008, 133 $1,967,897,468 374,308,718 Policy hn]ders 41,086,201 12th Annual Statement Automobile Insurance Co. Capital Stock $2,000,000 Assets 5 .$21,857,151.56 Liabilities . 17,318,736.91 Surplus to Policyholders 4,538,414.65 Increase in Premium In- come Sanerin 811 :102,395:11 Increase in Ass ; 5,351,665.26 Increase in Surplus Policyholders . 11,667.24 Statement nk Wright Lester Stulilman 43. 1t Dwight Skinner is results, as the hoys interest in balloting 1 to he thrown out m \rl\!n. stubborn sore, or some equally tormenting skin disorder, which perhaps has resisted many rem- edies—just give Resinol a trial. The tiny pores readily receive the medication and its healing influence is carried far below Standard Fire Insurance Co. Capital Stock $1,000,000 Assets . ..$2,721,993.37 Increase in premium income .$ Increase in Assets 67,956.59 1,131,175.79 the surface of the skin. Yet its action is so gentle it can be used on the most irritated skin with- out hurt. RESINOL Resinol Soap is daily used by thousands who have found that its mildly fra- grant and unu o ather pro Shin heal 4 | th, Atall drug- sistal My Specialty Comfortable Vision FrankE.Goodwin Eyc MARYLAND OYSTERS Our Crackers Are Always Fresh CLAMS FOR CHOWDER SHRIMP CRAB MEAT SCALLOPS LOBSTERS HONISS OYSTER CO. Temporarily Located at 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford zht Specialist MAIN ST Tel. 1905 CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS A DECORATO 267 Chapman Street Lstimates cheerfully given on all fobs. —TEL. 2013 | CLEAN, WHOLESOME TEETH Make such a d flerence. Not only in your appearance, but in your own estimation of yourself. In fact they create a much more favorable impression than do good clothes, for clothes simply cover, while clean teeth and a winsome smile de more to create a favorable impression than any other thing you can mention. You can now have thoroughly, vour dental work done painlessly, and at very moderate costs at the very finest dental office in Connecticut. No charge for consultation or examination. “ Dr. William F. Keith Phone 3310 Nurse In Open Evenings Attendance Surgeon Dentist 338 MAIN ST. Liabilities .. 1,006,681.48 | . 5 | | Three-family house on (hurch} Surplus to Polieyholders ... 1,715,311.89 Automobile, Fire, Marine, and General Casu FOR SALE See us about street, 15 rooms, I garage. | Price Right. COX & DUNN- 272 MAIN ST. Three-Family House on a good corner street.—The price is right and the location is very good.— Increase in Surplus to Policy- holders 1,027,918.24 alty Insurance—Fidelity and Surety Bonds. in Stanley it— If you want a first mortgage, see us at once, and we can give you immediate action. Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Strect Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. 'THE OLD HOME TOWN e SCHOOL BOOKS SHOT GUNS - AFTER 2/PM CHURNS- DIAMOND SEEDLESS RINGS MOUSTACHE OYSTERS IN SEASN| | CLIPS 8. TOMBSTONE. ou say D), HE THINKS |1 @ \ THERES (% | THIEVES ABouLT ? S m——— NO DOG MEAT DELIWWVERED NO-ND - | SAY —|ONCE HE OPENED) WIS PURSE AND BY STANLEY HoLb ER | NEWT \)HES ITS THEM DAD GUM MICE -MOTHSH | OR THAT i NEW NIGHT CLERK! NICKEL HE EVER TooK HE WORE| EM ouT|, COUNTIN' THEM! THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL FINDS SOMETHING IS MAXING WAY WITH HIS FIVE CENT CIGARS