New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1925, Page 14

i it g ey SAYBROOK POINT * TRACT FOR PARK lléw Haven Road Gives Land - Hartford, March 2.—~The board of @irectors of the N. Y., N. H. and M. [ = & g | Anne Degnan morrow morning. anlroad Co. has deeded perpetually | ry mass for Mrs| A ‘mass in honor of the Feast of toa group of 18 trustees a tract of | Badolato will be held at 7 o'clogk |St Kazimir will be held Wednesday seventeen and fraction acres at Say- | tomorrow morning brook Point, comprising the site of the old forts and the first settlement at Saybrook In 1635 in the school hall at 8 o'clock to-| At 7:30 o'clock Friday morning This land has been glven frec of |norrow evening., Officers will be |there will be a requiem mass for charge by the railroad company and | glacieq Helen Mondzesky. has been taken over y & group of | usual Wednesday and Friday | St. Peter’s prominent Hartford, Saybrook and |ppeqeq will be held at 7:30 a. m Rev. Carl Fuchs of Hartford will L;:‘\:\"‘k ‘-»‘f‘v}“\‘ “‘”‘H'y \::““’ “‘."-“ ek Wednesday morning |deliver the Lenten Tuesday evening it there will be an anniversary mass services for {he German congrega- Park. It was sal probably be two or fore the park is oper meanwhile the trustces may endea- | vor to acquire adjacent land, enab-| ling them to carry out their devel- opment schemes more The trustees ard, Mather I Rankin, ) el ‘Wilson, Wm. B. Goc J ton C. Brai d, all of Har Baybroo . Morgan G ©f Hartford and Fenwick; Miss Willlams of Saybrook P Kellogg, H. T. Ch €. Holman of OId Blague of Springticld Francis A, N #on of Monte H . and Saybrook Point; J n Miss Theresa Madden was held at|Thursday evening. becah McLean (Gard % York |7 o'clock this morning. A month’s mind mass for Mrs. A S T e requicm mass for Rev. Patrick |Honora Cosgrove will be sald at Willis G. Neally of Brookiyr : will be held at 7 o'clock tomor- (7.45 o'clock Friday morning. ®aybrook Ioina, and Mrs. Fredl morning is offered by the| €. Spance of Woodbury and l ®rook Point. STOLEN AUTOMOBILE FOUND, Stamford, March 2.—James Pr 16, and James O'Grady, 17, ho Stamford were picked up by t lice today with an automobhile leged to have bee ehester, N. Y, and Portchester, having stolen in Port- e returned to | ed extr I _— o DPOCTOR BUYS AIRPLANE. St. Louis, March In an eifor the construction of a | geric t0 win races with death, Dr. Herman | sewer in Vance street, from Monroe | = gyperal of Mrs. W. G. Austin | J. Neubaur of Hink T, has|street to near Shuttle Meadow AV-| o funeral of Mrs. Will G. bought an airplane for use in emer- |enue, ustin, who died at her home in| gency calls n the ruiral dstrict West Side Whigville on Friday morning, was T S $16.00 1010 at the undertaking parlors of | . 0 Willlam H. Cadwe O{c. Funk and Son, Inc, yesterday | City Advertisement |\!!mm 1t Cadwen R Bl e e el y . Cadwell . 50 gchrover of Middletown officiated Sewer in Smith street, city of New Britain. Conn, March 2, 192 To whom it may concern Notice is herchy given that the Board of Compensafion and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has mada the following assessments I erments, | Anna K., Charles for special benefits or caused by the construction of a sew. er in Smith street, from present end | north to near Burritt street, viz: Fast Side | Terimia Joseph Mieczkowski, No. 134 $82.50 Joseph Mieczkowski Bronislaw Golon, jointly, William H No. 135 Alex Hermanow 3.99 | w H. Booth te, Esta H. Booth H. Booth FEstate, ) H. Booth Estate, No. . Booth Estate, No. Booth B . Booth Booth Booth 21 | 3.40 CELES ] . Booth Walter Pawalski, D Joseph Tracz, No. Joseph Puchola, N H. Booth Esta Stanislaw Michala Booth Booth Booth Booth Booth Estate, D Booth Fistate, Booth Estate, Booth Booth Booth Booth Estate Booth Est e e Accepted, ador record and published ot the Commo Attest, ALFRED I City —————— City Advertisement Sewer in Osgood Avenue City of New Britain, Conn., March | 8, 1925. To whom it Notice is he Board of Compe ment of the City of made the followin special benefits or bett caused by the constr sewer In Osgood A L f ! Farmington Avenue westerly ‘ North Side John L. Osgood . Ruth N. Beach City of New Brita farah E. Holcon John E. Johnson John Knowles Sou Sid | Atwm Ratkowski . 2¢9 '; 5 ‘ | J. O, Beach Anton Wohnz Frank ( Herman Total Accepted, a record and pub of the Atfest ALFRED L. THOMPSON nmon € Em———— B. Y. JONES ! Migh Grade Persian Rugs and Week’s Activities in Wednesday and Friday evenings. CR"IO“C (‘hurches A solemn high month's mind mass Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday are ember days. Rev. Michael Brannigan, profess- or of theology fo T['[]s[ees lege, Norwalk, will be speaker at| At 7:30 o'clock this morning there | the Lenten Wednesday ovening ser- ' W8S & requiem mass for the Rogers | vie There was an anniversary mass| A requiem mass fér Eva Krakaus- | 7 o'clock this morning for Mrs, | ka8 Wil be sald at 7:30 o'clock to- | The Catholic Women's Benevolent | Lenten devotions will be held Legilon will hold it A month's mass for Miss Hannah will be held at 7 o'clock | The French congregations will at- I'riday masses will be held | Wednesday evenings. at 5:30 and 7 a. m., with all ¢ position of y. |and devot | Friday mo will be month's mi men of the parish will attend |morrow evening: there will be ros nion Sunday morning at & St. Jdoseph's City Advertisement Sewer in Vance Strect w Britatn, Conn., M To whom it may Board of Compens: tion. | ment of the City of D le the following assessments of henefits or betterments, | | caused John Till William H. William H. Bock and | William H. 15 | John 410 i Paul LeWitt Waskowitz, Andrew and ard and Johann , adopted, certified rd and pu of the Common ALFRED L, THOMPSON WELL, THIS 1S THE KIND OF WEATHER THAT MAKES THE OLD FEEL YOUNG AND THE YOUNG FEEL RECK- LESS. NOTHING LIKE THE KICK OF A WINTER DAY To MAKE THE OLD APPETITE GET RIGHT Holy Name soclety, Lenten devotlons will be held for Rev. Patrick Daly will be sung at 9 o'clock Thursday morning. On Friday there will be First Fri- day devotions, with mass in the morning and Stations of the Cross St. Mary's in the evening. at Holy Ghost col- St. Andrew's family. morning at 7:30 o'clock. mual meeting | \WVednesday and Friday evenings. Snetro. |tion, which will also attend services lon Friday evenings. rn tend Lenten services at 7:30 o'clock y ex- A fourth anniversary mass for the Blessed Sacrament Mary Beaudoin will be held at s in the evening. § o'clock tomorrow morning. rsary mass for Michael| There wiil be devotions in the 11 he held at 7 o'clock |morning and evening on Friday, Irst Friday. morning at 7 o'clock | St John's 1 mass for| Rev. Peter Coffey of Hartford will |preach at the Lenten devotlons to- | ary and benediction, Tuesday and Priday evening services will contin- [e through Lent. for| The Altar socicty will meet on anniversary BRISTOL NES (Coninued from Page Seven) s house bill number 641, It is un- | erstood that those of this city who | have been engaged in the fight against compulsory vaccination are avor of the passage of the bill hich provides for compulsory | vaccination only In case of an epi- | ch 2, 19 concern | given that the ion and Assess- w Britain, has | | hereby in 5| and the remains were placed in the -08 | vault at the West cemetery, .00 | 23 | Terrorize Neighborhood i Shooting at Tin Can | Noxelly | Residents of Newbury street and 4! |sleinity were frightened last night by |a man and a boy who were shooting 1435.00 |at a tin can target. One bullet crash- "% led through a window in the home of . |Willlam F. Service, and others, | |which missed the mark, whistled is W., John J. Hipp 6 through the air, making walking on | the streets perilous. The police were |notified and Acting Detective Ser- geant Ellinger and Officer TFeeney e responded, but an investigation failed | ichards, to bring the disturbers to light. It | o 8050 yag found that the bullet which 6 hed through the window of the > home embedded {teelf in the 0 17 7 00 Cadwell ..oro. 36 Nonna Hellar, ss00/ Of W. C. T. U. Officers .| The annual meeting and installa- 76.68|tion of officers of the Women's 56.38 | o)ristian Temperance Union will be City Items John Weber, through Thomas F. McDonough, has sued Richard Postl for $226 damages. turnable today in the city court. Miss Adeline Ohman of 470 Stan- ley street has been entertaining Mrs, Robert Clark of Boston, man and Mrs. Clark were classmates at the Conservatory of Musle, Boston. Mrs, Clark and Miss Ruth and Miss Adeline Ohman spent the week-end in New York and Mrs, Clark left to. day for her home in Boston. ‘The members of the First Baptist church will hold a cottage prayer | meeting with Sam Eshoo 356 Arch street, evening at 7:45 o'clock. A son was born yesterday to Mr, Dunbar of Maln The writ is re- and Mrs, George street, Newington, Bannigan and Major Shanahan of Waterbury were visitors in town yesterday, as the guest of the Veterans of Forelgn Wars exe- cutive cominittee, Tatest style shingling and boy's bobbing 60c. Burritt Barber Shop. James T. O'Connor of this city is with the party of Holy Year grims which arrived at Rome today. | Mrg. H. B, Humason and daughter of t1¥s city are registered Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Bez Mrs. Minnie Rice will hold a so- cial for members and friends of A. | . Hammond auxiliary fternoon from 2 the state aromry The members of 0 to § o'clock at Stella Rebekah 11 are invited to a sccial at the home of Mrs. Harry Chap- who are going to visit Martha lodge will meet at Mrs. William H. McKay of Hotel Washington is visiting friends in New York City, Isabella Circle, Isabella, will at 8 o'clock in the club rooms. A son was born Ralph Casella street at the New hospital last night. Alexandra lodge, No. 24, A. 1. O, |Daughters of St. George, will hold Natlonal Daught- | meet tonight to Mr. and Mrs. BRITAm DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1925. PARTY OF CHILE INSTATE OF SIEGE Plot on Part of Unionists to Overturn Government By The Assoclated Pross. Santiago, Chile, March 2,—A state of slege has been declared in the | Chilean provinces of Santfago, Val- paralso and Aconcagua’ (the most thickly populated sections of the country.) The measure was dictat- ed by incldents occurring Saturday held to Indlcate the existence of a plot on the part of the unionists with the object of overturning the present government. The principal unfonist leaders, including Manuel Rivas Vicuna and Ladislao Errazu- riz, have been arrested, The authorities count upon the state of slege permitting them to maintain order in the most populous areas of the country and thereby prevent any successful reaction. Among the Chilean wunionists s found the element opposed to the re- Igime of President Alessandrl, over- turned last fall and reestablished re. cently with the result that the ex- fled president {s returning from abroad to resume his office, Press dispatches through Buenos | Alres Saturday stated that the Chil- can government had reestablished a censorship throughout the country. A dispatch to La Naclon of Buenos Alres from Santlago on Sunday re- iported a revolt by the Valdivia regi- ment in the Santiago garrison 1in which it was reported that two non- commissioned officers had heen kill- ed. The message added that a num- ber of politiclans had been arrested and questioned, some of them being subsequently liberated. The general impression was that the disturbance was due to the activities of excited politiclans, that further trouble was not likely, and that quiet prevailed fn Santiago, although the censorship was being maintained REASON FOR ADMISSION, ‘Washington, March 2.-—Admission 1 regular business meeting Wednes- day evening in Vega hall. day afternoon Mrs. Emily Remming- ton will entertain the members at |the home of John Young, 320 Chestnut street. A meeting of Rev. W. A, Harty branch will be held tomorrow eve- ning at 7:30 o'clock at Judd's hall, followed by a members' social. Four candidates will be fnitiated. Police Investigating Strange Stamford Fire Stamford, March 2.— Police and fire authorities are investigating $30,000 fire of unknown origin Which Saturday night damaged the interior of two stores on Atlantic street and {smoked up the offices on the second floor of the building. The fire started in the cellar under |the store of Julius Caplan, dealer in wamen's wearing apparel and after working its way into that store also damaged the store of the Xanthos The building is owned by the Har- ris Construction Co. PRINCE'S SHIP ARRIVE Portsmouth, Eng., March 2. British cruiser Repulse on which the Prince of Wales will make his voy- America, beginning March rived here this morning, having been detached from Mediterranean CANNOT DECIDE .+ 10800 nejq in the Center church parlors ———— tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. | An interesting program with Rev, F. rom |, Brooks as the speaker, has been nish several vocal numbers [ UP ON T3 TAL AND YELL FOR VICTUALS 1925 by King Features Syndicatel loc, tain rights reperved. POLLY AND HER PALS . ME? wHY ) ‘_‘;L CALL : WAT'LL ASH 6175 BACK INTO Y0UR. \ WITH THE [ TTHINGS. \| FLIVVER? CAL Washington, 2.—A house judieiary sub committee appointed to inquire into possible changes in the d twice by order arranged. Mrs. McFadden will fur- |bankruptey laws, reported today to A social |the commiftee that it had reached h refreshments will follow no conclusions. Tt hopes to be in a e meeting. A cordial invitation is position to AN, NEWS FROM MY OLD | FRIEND PERMIN QuT IN CALIFORNIA. LETSESEE ——= to the United States of Count Mich- ael Karolyl was authorized entirely on the basis of information received from its own representatives fin Furopean countries, the state deport- statements fhat the Hungarian gov- ernment had made representations | that the count be barred from en- try. 32 FIRE ALARMS IN FEB, According to the report of Chief Willlam J. Noble, the fire depart- ment responded to 32 calls during the month of February, 10 of whicl were bell alarms and the remainde still alarms. The fire which causec the most damage was that in th« hlock on Arch street owned by Johr Ravizza, on the night of February 19. Chief Noble estimated the loss at $4,000. Colds Should Always Be Treated With Vapors Vicks Is “A Vapor Tamp In Salve Form.” No Dosing, You Just Rub It Over Throat And Chest. GOSH: BUT OUR “TAXI DRIVER 1S A TOUGH LOOKIN' B0Z0" 1 HOPE HE'S FRIENDLY! Expect Quick Action On Biggest Budget the city o'clock at Céntral school, will be one of the most brief ever held, it 1s expected, in spite of the fact that the highest budget ever recommended is up No amendemnts have been submitted and been no movement to reject the estimates of income and expendi- tures, Transfers from departments having balances on hand to others in need of replenishment will be acted upon, in addition to adop- tion of the budget. High has Will Ask Indictment Of Disabled Vets’ Head Washington, —Members of the special house committee inves tigating the national dlers' league, and representatives of the post office department and the veterans' burau conferred today with Asslstant Attorney General Donovan, with a view to supplying the depart- justice with gathered in the investigation. 8 Mr. Donovan sald after the con-| 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS intended pressing vigorously for a grand jury indict- ment of tho league officers. sald to have told the committee mem |10—~AUTOMOBILES FOI! EXCHANGH bers that liconse restrictions should |11—=AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES be provided in law so that organiza- tions would be disabled sol- ference that he He was ment deciared today in denying W Pawnee Bill (Mafor Gordon illie), former partner of who retired from 013, i3 organizing a wilt t his Pawnee (Okla ranch which will go to Londen sho King Edward will patron of the enterprise in England. ; 6. Tt has long heen recognized that the most eftective way to treat colds is to apply the medication to the affected parts. directly This of course REAL EST. can only be done by means of vapors | 6§—APARTM that can be inhaled. J Vicks provides the ideal method of securing medicated vapors. When rubbed over throat and chest the in- gredients — Menthol, Camphor, E calyptus, Thyme, Turpentine — are YANTED. NT vaporized by the body heat and 'in- E, TATE FOR SALE haled directly into the air passages THERE AIN'T NO JUSTICE IN THiS WORLD / THERE OUGHTA AGAINST PEQPLE LIKE TWAT FELLAR AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS 2—DBATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4—FUNERAL DIRECTORS all evidence ly5_1087 AND FOUND 6—PERSONAL AUTOMOBILES 8—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 9~-AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE 13—AUTOMOBILES WANTED— 13—AUTOS—TAXI SERVICE compelled to keep | 14—GARAGES TO LET permanent records and make reports | 15=MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES of thelr financial operations. Back on Lot 16—MOTORCY'LS-BICYC-L8 WANTED ' 17—8ERVICE STATIONS REPAIRING BUSINESS SERVICE 18—BARBERS HAIRD'S, MASSEUSH 19—BUILDING AND CONTRACT —~BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED ~DENTISTS DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY DYEING & CLEANING —INSURANCE—ALL KINDS ~LAWYERS-PATENT ATTORNEYS 26—MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGB 27—PAINTING, PAPER HANGING LUMBING, HEAT'G, METAL WE RESSING AND TAILORING RINT'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY 'ROFESSIONAL SERVICES EPAIRING & PIANO TUNING 33—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES | EDUCATIONAL 14—~CORRESPONDENCE COURSES #5~DANCING TEACHERS 3i—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL 37—LOCAL & PRIV, INSTRUCTORS $8—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS EMPLOYMENT 39—EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 10—HELP—AGENTS WANTED 11l—HELP—MEN WANTED HELP—WOMEN WANTED /P—MEN OR WOMEN BITUATIONS WANTED—MEN SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LIVE §TOCK )~CATTLE AND SWINB 1=DOGS, CATS, PETS GGS, POULTRY SUPPLIES VEHICLES ~WANTED—LIVE STOCK MERCHANDISE —~ARTICLES FOR SALE BUILDING MATERIALS BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIP "ARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS FEED AND FUEL & in is 9 Show. §y_KERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS chief §1—FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING 00D THINGS TO EAT 3—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES | 64—MACHINERY, ELEC.,, & TOOLS 05~MERCHANDISE AT THE STORE® USICAL INSTRUMENTS DIO 67—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY it TO BUY 6E—WANTED- i FOR BENT NTS & TENEMENTS PLACES FOR RENT AGENTS—REAL ESTATE UCTIONEERS LDG. & BUSINESS PROP At the same time, Vicks 1s absorb- | g1 _BUILDING LOTS FOR SALB ed through and stimulates the skin |§2—FARMS FOR SALE like & poultice or plaster, affording |$3—HOUSES FOR SALE 84—BHORE PLACES FOR SALE a double action which brings truly i s “8IBIRBAN FOR SALE remarkablo results, §6—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 7T—REAL ESTATE ~WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 88—HOTELS 89—ROOMS FOR RENT 90—ROOMS AND BOARD 91—=ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING v A P ° R u a 93—=WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING Over 17 Mition Jars Usep Yearty — Vi—WHERE TO DINE BY J. P. McEVOY THE HERALD “WANT ADS” At Amiens Fu. Ouen veesd line 30 days $1.80 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count Gsworde to a line. 14 Itnes to au inch. Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 36 cents No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classitiod Page Bat Accepted me Day. the Telephone ANNOUNCEMENTS ] e Burlal Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Mounmental Works, 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting .our_speclaity. S BURIAL VAULTS—Concrete eteel rein- forced; water preof, hermetically seal- od, will outiast either wood or metal. Do mot require larger lots. Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co, Kensingtom. Tel. 647-15 Flortsts 3 FLOWERB—potted plants, pleasing variety. Bpeclalizing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. UT FLOWERB—potted pianta, all kinda, tuneral work, free delivery. Bandallie's Greenhouse, 218 Oak 8t. Phone 2643-13. POTTED PLANTS—Abutilon, Azal gonla, Cineraria, Cyclamen, Ferns, Palma Vincos, ete, Flower Garden House, 1163 Stanley St, Phone 2388-12, Store 436 Main St. Phone 3394. Lost and Found 5 DEPOBIT BOOK—No, 6339 Berlin 6avIngs Banks, Finder kindly return book to ank. FOX TERRIER—biack and white, lost. 15 reward if returned to 172 Lincoln § Tel., 2252, 5 MALL WHITE DOG—Lost. closely clip- ped, It found please communicate with Tel. 15 BMALIL, PURSE—contalning sum of money Jost Saturday while shopping In the Fair store, Finder please notify Mrs. Moo Todd, 106 Whiting St., Plainviile. e WILL PARTY—Seen taking red silk um- brolla from lobby of N. B. General hospltal, Sunday afternoom, kindly re- turn to hospital and avold further trou- ble, Personals L] SPRINGTIME—Is camera time, We have all kinds and all makes. Arcado Studio, Store Announcements L ANNOUNCEMENT—March 1si the Central Auto Laundry will take charge of tha garage at 238 Maln St.. formerly Clark's Auto Laundry for storage, washing, Polishing simonlzing and greasing, also general repairing and auto top trimming. (T WILL PAY YOU—TO WALK A FEW STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN- TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL SHIRT BARGAINS, ARMY & NAVY STORE, NEXT TO WESTERN UNION. AUTOMOTIVE ] - Auto and Truck Agencies 8 BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and servica. Capitol Buick Co., 193 Arch §t. Phone 2607, ; CADILLAC CARS—Bales and _bervice, Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Maln, corner Lincoln streets. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARB—Esies and service. Buperlor Auto Company, 176 Arch St. Phons 211. DODGE_ BROTHERS—Bales and service. 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm St.. corner_Frankiin. Phone 731, FORD CARS-—Fordson tractor. Bales ser- vice; genuime parts and accessories. Automotive Sales & Service Co. 200 E. Main §t HUDSON ESSEX—Bales and service. Park t. Auto Co. associate dealer. 330-332 Park St. 7 HUPMOBILE CARS—Balen und dervice. City Service Btation, Hartford Ave. corner Stanley Bt. A. M. Pdonesss. EXINGTON—high grade motor cars. Bales and Bervice. C. A. Bence, §1 Main Bt. Phone 2215, fl War Contract Money A Special Trust Fund Washington, March 2.—Money ad- vanced by the government on war time contracts was held by the su- preme court today to constitute a special trust fund in the hands of the contractors to whom the ad- vances were made, which could not {be used by banks in which deposited as “set-offs” in the settlement of the accounts of the depositors. The de- clsion was in a case brought against the Butterworth Judson Corporatio! and others in New York city. IDENTIFY BODY Corpse Found in Babcock’s Pond is Remains of Joseph Juif. Westchester, Conn., March: 2.—The man’s body taken from Babcock's pond yesterday was identified today as that of Joseph Juif, of Torrington. Mrs. Juif and two sons came here and recognized the body which then was sent to Torrington. It was explained that Juif lived in Colchester as a youth and knew resi- dents there, that he had frequently mentioned Babcock's pond and as he was missed from home the suppo- sition was held that he had come here. Members of the family said that Julf had been despomdent over losing a factory position and had left home. Notice Taken by virtue of an execution to me directed, and will be sold at Pub- lic Vendue to the highest bidder, at the public sign-post in the Town o! New Britain, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, fourteen (14) days after date, which will be on Monday, the 9th day of March A. D., 1925, at 10 o’clock in the fore noon, to satisfy said execution an my fees thereon, the following d« scribed property, to wit: 15 Tables, 40 Chairs, 1 Btove, 1 Cash Register No. 1017311, 1 Gas Range, 1 Coal Range, 1 lot Dishes, 1 lot Knives, Forks and Spoons, 1 lot Cooking Utensils 4 Pool Tables, Cues. Racks and Balls, 1 Show Case, ] Clock, 1 Mirror, 1 Small Refrigera- tor, 1 lot Glasses, 1 lot Cruets, etc., 1 Electric Fan, Dated at Now Britain, Conn., this 23rd day of February, A. D, 19 Attest: FRED WINKLE, i Constable, —_——