New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 16

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' which gives full instructions as HUNEARIANS WANT gary and got the fevolution under well-organized smugghng trafie ,J g steaming, braising and way was selzed by tho allen prop- | R brought unlimited quantities of N- B[]MPETIT"]N SI[]N { well 0@ rectpes and - hints orty custodian and is still held I:v [auor to the most remoto parta of THE HERALD { him, Ithe country, leading to increased “ ) - DRY AGENTS MAKE B]G GIVE MEAL CHECKS women, en women and children, Alphabeticaly Am;::: Foi Quick OVE ——— ‘ |1t was asserted, were taking to | [ b HAUL 0[‘ BELR lN N Y \I fMective Method of Getting Rid of | habitual drinking, and the moral u l I t x th CONSECUTIVE LNSERTIONS 0 3 4 Boggars Has Been Devised i . standard was rapidly declining, re- elow 18 a list o e Charge Propal Ni 3000 Enugranls Formerly i Bridgeport Clergymau Wllh Bt rareh e an- aecuve | TN Experiences Same Wil 0 ervaed et 3| Standard _Headings in a A : was decided to Invite the authori- 120 Halt Barrcls Selzed—Three Men | method of getting rid of "’““""""““‘ ties to take more stringent meas-| SYEIY. day use on the 3 Sailed Weekly From Queenstown Delegauon {0 Toterview Kellogg veeurs nas veen aevisea vy wne | TTOUDIES @S U §. Dogs | 055, 5 chvaves e . Classified Page. Note the a B | Arrcsted aud. Four Others ‘u.mn Women's club, It has fssued | e In Helsingfors some restaurants | easy-to-read alphabetical R s Are Held Y GEORGE e {books of coupons in denominations | y and clubs have been closed for of- | arpanoement. i3 Order Ratee Upon Applloation. BR. Dublinguar W ik el of five and ten pfennigs, which Be Helsingfors, March 10.— I'inland | fenscs against the prohibition law. ELRRRHY R e tats e 008 T TTmes points « ‘\‘\"' ”'\‘ DL U i b b‘}' ””’ like the United States, has its pro- | ——— 14 lines to av och. i wshington, March 10.—A e.|lin familles can purchase with a [N y o ; nimum Bpace, 3 lines. 3,000 cmigrant | ments have been made for 2 '.;‘7,.{\1' w to handing thess morl eheeks | MbItIon dificultics and as a conse- FALLING DOWN STAIRS Phone Your Ad To Minimum Book Charge 36 conts from Quecns ) Eation of Hungariun clergymen, in. |10 heggars. | auence a meeting of representatives | New York—"Ialling down stairs” M shippi 1 clnding Rev. Stephen 1%, Chernitzky | The beggar takes them fo the | of the larger towns was held here | Kills nearly 15,000 pcople each year. 925 gt hand of Bridgeport, and severd] other |municl district welfaro office of | recently to discuss means of avert. | !N the Manhattan area of New York 10 it clergymen, to meet See- ‘»m distr whereupon he 18 glven | ing some of the cvil consequences | 31one more than 100 deaths were at- o vivora State Kellogg tomorrow | free meal. At the same time his | of the prohibition law. tributed to falls on I .\‘I?O:'H‘ R‘; Closing time for insertion e on at 3630 torEuroetiont [caso 18 looked into by district wel- | The principal speaker summed |Ver cent of these accldents occu e O e e T Count Karolyl, the former leader of |far¢ Workers. Professional beggars | up the situation by saying that “in “‘H"u December, January, llt;!n]u~ A { P : 5 ¢ J | 3 op overed with ice 5 —_—— A1 revolution to free Hungary from [NEVer come again to a house in| Finland everybody drinks cxcept [ &r¥ When steps are cover \ Q S Anstrian Rule, be deported | from |WVhich they receive & meal check | the president,” whereas a few years | and snow. L ANNOUNCEMENTS ’ o United States, |instead of cash. 1In fact, the sign | ago Iintand was one of the most | — The contarence siih Secretary |(urnished to such familles for dla- | sober countries in the world | THE MERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS Buglal Lots, Moaumes 1 Krllogg was arranged by Mr. Vv‘l'n' and ki :nn:ixa .\!m! are here It was also declared ‘that the BRING GOOD RESULTS EW BRITATN—Mounmental Works, 123 B TR AT given only in the form of meal ANNOUNCEMENTS Oak Bt. Monuments of all sizes and terko, cditor of a prominent Fun- [gyok S T < ey pbiddablosaldas descriptl Carvi 4 letter cuttl i ar Akt Lilaert (ni e (SO UUIS 2L IVAS ORURD BT EES ——————S—— | 1_nunu\L. LOTs, NONUMENTS .w_.v,"m“u"?. i S to i < city k S0 fot 3—FLORISTS BURIAL VAULT8—Concrete stesl rein- Atlantic I'he controversy over whether | FUNERAL DIRECTORS "’{“"‘:n"l‘“" preotichibrasacionilyd et It ea Count Karolyi should be deported | THE HERAL . ED ADS S Gl e Do mt. require larewr loin. Reasonatld at Qu or allowed to remain in this country | BRING GOOD RESULTS 1—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS priced. N. B. Vauit Co., Kensington. sor ther he should be muzal Tel._847-15 S e ed to speak his mind AUTOMOBILES Florists [} Liverpool ng for B—AVT(\ AND TR CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasig DEf baciie varlety. . Bpeclalizing on funoral work. A Q tlonary Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. (e iy GUT FLOWERB—potted plants, all kinds, for around quite a bit. His PAUL RAVIZZA—Landscapo gardener, 30 for i Houniing was st the { e years experfence, Turope, South Amerien bllity ¢ ns who ran him D A TONN uLPAu(mG and Cal, -~ Grafting and” trimming, - All i nds of garden work promptly and d BUSINESS SERVICE neatly done, 476 & Maln 8t British Army Makes ‘ b1y in voa nemittea i lo NUALITY EUUDSAT : 3|8MA|N 5 TLDING 'AND CONTRACT [ Point of Good Meals a short visit to this country ; U3 u}as‘ sxfnvxcz RENDERED S Lot wsly i1l with typhoid in New York Vincos, ete, Flower Garden House, 1187 v Stanley 8t. Phone 23 2. Btore 436 X MORNI hPF(l\Lq 7 A, M TO 1A M Main &t Phone 3394. By Tecovered L LT L Lost_and Found 5 | T r-l’H\Tl G, PAPER HANGING oo COT R ther Count Bl'“\’[' "MAINE 21 | C hallcnge 2 cans 25 TG, METAL WE | BULL PUP—Tost with coilar and 1ag on ger to Ny e G AND TAILORING Return to 26 Harris Phons : : o Sflfi Afld 0' t LEAN FRESH PURE 1h REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING A s e Count Karolyl came to the Unit ln men S 33—WANTED TO RENDER BERVI MEMORANDUM BOOK—Sings o eloreithe ‘WVorld st and p SHOULDER 'h c LARD ... C EDUCATIONAL T R G e Dt among the Hu B t F Ch-ldr e Sk e turn to Italian Book Stors or Binger e PN _Sewing Machine Co. Reward. in countey for a gSL IOr uiuaren ALL DAY SPECIALS e » - from 467 Park §t d 18 o L““:‘ o "“1““: the IC““CL“' ROAST PO RK e Ihi 22¢ o .T\‘xwmw” i M e plain abit that they may have clear skin ~ B ‘ 1 5 i uld no and good hair through life. The SAUSAGE MEAT .............. oo 1D125¢ ST BRI T ¢ their expendi- | [constant use of Cuticura Soap, as- ROAST VEAL . 25¢ or hetween E. Main and Millard at,, Tte- claimed, sisted by Cuticura Ointment, keeps il i 2 S % Speve | 41—HELP. L\l ward it returned to Millard 8t., or Spal’l(lmg Eyes filld why many | |theskinandscalpclea: (HOICE SHOULDER AK 2 Ih 18c { i:-iELE—woNEN WANTED 150 Tie A A deported | |Sampes Trebpal psores L ] e SE il i SRS TION M=of money Lost Eaturday aftsrnoon, clear GIOW][] Sk[n 0 that was col-| |ieteBarsne. Doty Best Frankforts .. 1 18c | Boneless Pot Ro: 1h 18¢ ‘Aa—*lTLATIO\S w Finder pleasa phona_ ’_‘L g 1 after Karolyi left for Hun- | S Bideh Ace Tildie Beef Liver 25¢ | Fresh Cut Hamburg 1 18¢ §! FINANCIAL Personal 1 Come Back After INDICAN Test showed Cause of Pimpes, Black- heads, Pale Skin and Sleepy,. Dull Eyes It ts amazing how a simple little test that thousands now pre Imaking can change you from a tired out person troubled with broken out skin complexion and dull eyes, fo pimply skin What is INDICAN? Indlcan is the danger shows that poisons ar to sluggish stom: mre seeping thro e 2 free from it, but a you. Make the l\])l(“ TE;T \our;nll Have Indica much bette Carter's Litt make the work in 3 also have be CFIGHT mo/cgw Y@ LITTL ~ WARM, COMFY CHICKS GROW TC STRONG, HEALTHY POULTRY Self Regulating BROODER Even Heat All the Time Rackliffe Bros. INC ARK and BIGELOW “(olony STOVE High Grade Persian Rugs and Carpets Phone 285 or 2552-4 Showrooms! 285 COMMONWEAMH AVE. i -“and the grisly ohject fell into the center of the luncheon table confessing it- self to be the less finger from A, a human skelelon ————— 3 READ IT EVERY DAY stery story that will “pp(a! to every member of the family. and pn p and all tm: children will want to read every chapter of this pulsating ama of life. So be sure the newshoy leav The Skeleton Finger is running. Or call ou a copy of the paper eevry day while call the circulation department and have your name placed on our list. STARTING THURSD AY IN THE HERALD R D R R A 2 B 7 9 6 B R R i PR R PR B B \Téfi ;A"N OUTRAGE = STILL MAYBE TWEY GOT GOOD REASONS DIDN'T THEY SEND US LAFAYETTE DR SOMEONE YEW, THASS RIGHT — wun 2 POLLY AND HER PALS Sugar Cured Bacon h .}"c \auelkmut Se3 IhE25¢c SUGAR 10" 65¢ ~ 25" $1.60 EVAPORATED MILK ............... 3 cans 27c BAKE R S 00 A ey can 18c CONFECTIONERY SUGAR . Jello (all flavors) | Quick (ook Oats 3 packages package B Meaty Prunes ... 2 | Red Salmon .. : | Pink Salmon .. 2 cans 2 Rumford's Baking | | Powder U] | 29¢ 25¢ 25¢ 2 cans 29¢ ... 2 cans 29¢c | Sardines .. ... Tomatoes Sifted Peas BUTTER 2lbs95c Stnctly Fresh Eggs 2 doz T5¢ WEDGWOOD CREAMERY PARKSDALE FARM “Good Luck Oleo | “Nucoa Nut Oleo 7, First Prize Oleo 32¢ 1h | 29¢ 1h | 29¢ 1h EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT ...... 4 for 25¢ SEALDSWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, dozen 35¢ Iceberg Lettuce . head 15¢ | Fresh Cut Spinach | Kiln Dried Sweets peck 2 lh 10 \Dlld Head (‘ahhaze m 4c Yellow Globe Turnips 15¢ 25¢ THE FRENCH ARE ALL RIGHT, THOUGH= NOT UP AND COMING LIKE US AMERICANS, BUT THEY MEAN _/ You'D THINK TWEYD WELL. THEYRE ¢/ TALK ENGLISH-ITS ALL RIGHT /) MucH EASIER TO UNDERSTAND YEH, BuT WHY DO THEY SPEAK THAT FUNNY souNDM LANGUAGE € 2 BUT EVEN IF THEY DD, THAT ANT NO REASON TO EVADE JUST DEBTS —THAT AIN'T AMERICAN You SAID A SHELFFUL THAT TiME THAT CAKE EATER STILL /HANGING AROUND] r THERE AT Ao | TWo wAays ABouT [T Im A manOF PEACE BUT WHEN THE TIME COME S To USE 0 uSE FORCE T/ | \Fog Force s~ ™HE LIGHT S \ TERRIBLE! ) g | | | (Le MME CARRY THE PAUO UADER™THE CHANDELIER | 67—WATCHES, 46—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TME\Ti Mt)Cks. BONDS MONEY 13—\\'AI\TED TO BDRROW LIVE STOCK §0—CATTLE AND SWINB MERCHANDISE —ARTICLES FOR BALE —BUILDING MATERIALS 7—BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIP 53—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS D AND FUEL 60—FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS 61~FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING §2—GOOD THINGS TO EAT 63—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 6i—MACHINERY, ELEC., & TOOLS 65—MERCHANDISE AT THB STORE® 66—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 63 B—RADIO DIAMONDS, JEWELRY 66— WANTED—ARTICLES TO BUY REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 66—APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS 70—BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT T1—DESK ROOM AND OFFICES 72—FARMS FOR RENT —HOUSES FOR RENT 14—SUBURBAN FOR RENT | 15—VACATION PLACES FOR RENT REAL FSTATE FOR SALE | 18—AGENTS—REAL ESTATE UCTIONEERS 70 | 80—BLDG. & BUSINESS PROP UILDING LOTS FOR BALE ARMS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR BALB | 84—SHORE PLACES FOR EALB | 85—SUBURBAN FOR SALE 86—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE—WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 88—HOTEL! 0OMS FOR REN IS AND BOARD 1S FOR HOUSEKEEPING —BOARD OR LODGING WHERE TO DINE ANYWAY, ANYBODY THAT OWES AMERICA MONEY HAS GOTTA MY IT S0ONER OR LATER, IF WE CAN COLLECT IT. AND THAT SETTLES [{on me swirrLe! | T CANT ¢ WELL ) CAN'T LIFT WHAT DYE THINK (THE Pranc B8Y JIM DONG? SHALL \YOURSELF! 1PUT HER DowN THINK OF 1T, WHEA YE COME TO MA, WUZN'T WE YOUNG OURSELVES ONCE ? IT5 ONLY TWELVE ocLOCK, ANYWAY! LET us develop your filma and get results. Arcade Studlo. WANTED—to take a child to board. country home, Mother's care, 92-14 Wico Phone Store Announcements 1 ANNOUNCEMENT—March 1st the Central Auto Laundry will -take charge of the garage at 233 Maln St., formerly Clark's Auto’ Laundry for etorage, washing, polishing, simonizing, greasing, general repalring, auto top trimming. Tel. 1430 (T WILL PAY YOU—~TO WALK A FEW STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL EHIRT BARGAINS, ARMY & NAVY BTORE, NEXT TO WESTERN UNTON AUTOMOTIVE ] Auto nml Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and ..m". Capltol Bulck Co. 193 Arch St. Phone 2607, CADILLAG CARS—8Sales ané Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern’ West Main, corner Lincoln streets. GHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales and service. ‘Buperior Aute Company, 17 Arch 8t Phony 211, GODGE_BROTHERS—Bales and service 6. & F. Motor Sales Corp,, 155 Elm 8t corner Frankiin. _Phone 731, FORD CARS_AND TRUCKS—Fordson tractor. Bales and service. Genufne parts and accessorle Automotive Sales & § C 200 ain. Phone 2701 HUDBON E: —Bales and service. Park 8t. Auto Co. assoclate dealer. 330-332 Park t. HUPMOBILE CARB~Bales wnd service. City Bervice Station, Hartford Ave. corner Stanley St. A. M. Paonessa. IEEXINGTON—high grade motor care. Sales and Bervice C. A. Bence Main 8t. Phone 2315. MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER—Bales and service. Bennett Motor Bales, 250 Arch St. Phone 2952, NASH—motor cars. Ses the new line. Bales and Service A. G. Hawker, 6§ Elm_street. C)II'~\lOBIIL MOTOR CARS—'The Re- Smith Motor ales, 100 West Phone Service WHITMA? Main 8t PIERCE-ARROW—Hudson, Essex, Amner- ica's leading car values. Ses the new Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 139 Phone 2109, RICKENBACKER— MOTOR CATS—Bales and service. Mercer's Garags, 191 Park 8 733 STAR MOTOR “Just & Real Good Ca: 61 Main St. Phone 3 STUDEBAKER—Service and Salesfoom &t 225 Arch St. A. & D. Motor Sales Co. Inc. Phone 260. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND-— motor cars, showroom and eervice, 127 Cherry St. R. C. Rudol Autos and Trucks for 8 ° FORD, 1921— buretor. ast Maln 8 FORD ROA. TNIpped Wil Ze w oversized tires. Apply i N 1 condition, C. A. Bence, 51 Maln § Phone 221 COUPE, 1925—In first cias . Bence. 61 Main 8 CAPITOL NEXT MONDAY Have a Laugh With the Popular Comedians LEW WILLIAMS — and — GEORGE RUBIN in their Chic-Chic Revue 20—PEOPLE—20 CAPITOL -:- NEXT MONDAY A Tale of the Cattle Barons of the Early West S DO WN" 8Ty Ti USH AU