New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 26

™ v (Coninued trom Page Seven) | o, flAW“fli_MMSE&fiflwLMW Plainville will be av the state and all cyes will by to the town as ple « liness, an ex {um Fred Bullen Better kne Fred Bullen w for severil wo pital {n Har improyeme to be up condition is attending hoy soon to return improved in healt wil frie o yob vory Paster Music Orga e arrang music 8 and The programs a ) 8 o'Clock Mass Processiona " Kyrle . Offertory gly the 8 o'clock John will play a violin obli 0. ma 10 0'Clock M {all Qur Lor Ts Nisen.” | be Rt LS ark De La H Do La Hache |or Talbot { ar or nass and Processiona Vidl Aq Kyrie Gloria Credo snae M, Labat . De La Hache Gunod Brown San Renedictus . Benediction Following Lambillotte | e} Basil Church Services o Tonight at 7:30 o'clock at ' the ehurch of Our Lady of Mercy, the|gj atations of the cross will be said. A sermon on the Passlon by Rev. | Matthew Brady of St. Thomas’ Seminary, Hartford, will The services will conclude veneration of the cross with Tomorrqw morning at 7:30 o'clock | ald in the Pl the blessing of the paschal fire, of | the Easter water and also of paschal candle will take place, lisy Easter Sunday morning. masses | ¢ will be said at 8 and 10 o’clock W the last mass heing & high o Special musle will be réndercd hoth services. Benediction follow the 10 o'clock service. | The annual collection o for the charities of the diocese will be taken up at all the masses and Rev. John | F. Tay, pastor of the church asks that all contribute according to their | means. the | p, Union Service A union service for all Protestant | /HAPPY YOUNGSTERS! iare7those who ride in John {AfDunn Company Strollers ‘especially designed for their \comfort and health. ¥ They ‘have 8 pleasing touch of i IOur' well known reputa- tlon is standing solidly be- hind them. /j - M — e ) ;A complete display awaits your pleasure on our floor. Awisit costs nothing but .will convince you that baby' | should have no other. | | | D. M. BENJAMIN 67 EAST MAIN ST. Tel. 526 J. D. DONAHUE VOICE CULTURE Special attention to beginners and chiliren under 16, 318-319 Booth's Block. Tel. 1234-13. Rooms DR. LASCH Dentist Quartz Light For Pyorrheca 353 MAIN ST, ““CLEAN-UP WEEK” USE SOILGRO It ie the modern and scientific way to renew and increase soil fertility One package of Soilgro will asure you a finer, greener lawn. more and earlier and larger yield of vegetables. Wm Cowlishaw, Distributor. Tel. 194 Have representative ce® and explaifl. more beautiful flowers, and Brituin Genera ties although it Cpest sympathy | \ | Varrone | Dr. from spinal trouble. state the work of properly sort { education. the expense of of th | cannot afford the proper treatment or educatlonal facilitics in the names will be of great help follow. | 1o Congregational church. NEW BRITAI irehes of Plainville will be held Plainville Briefs 7:46 o'clock in the| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson of The pub- | Elizaboth Court are spending the 1s cordially fnvited to attend this | holidays in Philadelphia, Pa. Michael Brennan - and Stanley Covaleskie of the Standard “Steel Condition Unchanged & Bearings, Inc., torce, are spend- condition of James Aspinwall [Ing Kaster in Fglladeiphia. e i derwent tho| Cornellus Prio¥ of Canal street ts | putation of his left leg below the from school for the ster ! ¢ Tuesday night at the New |vacatlon pospital, remains| Pythian lodge, K. of P, | today. His condition Is|a regular meeting in Odd Fellow rious by the autheri-|hall this evening. [ is thought Soquassen lodge, 1. 0. O, F., held | ordeal. regular meeting n 0dd Fellows offering s unfortunate finds him- | Entertains Gathering. | | Mrs. R. Morley entertained the | Woman's Misslonary soclety of the for | Advent chure her home on Park ias. been vesterday afternoon. day alternoon al 2 | Buest of honor was Mra. J..C. Libby, All buse. | Wife of the former pastor of the players in town ¢ a church, who left today to make her it fox various positions on | home in Morristown, Vt. The color 1 are asked to report at that | Acheme was carried out in pink and ¢ prepared to put in a stiff prac. | €reen and a luncheon was served. session Mrs. Libby was presented with a {able runner in recognition of her falthful eervice. Speclal musie will be ren- 1 sermons will be preached, vice, | Droad street, home will hoid | that he the nany | a nls in town survive His are umstances in which Practice Sunday tirst call for Mary's baseball candidates team atreet 1t out for Su lock on ‘Trumbull ticld wishing Returns (o Hospital of Plerce street 1 entered St. Francis' hos- | treatment. He recently | derwent an operation there and . wound thus caused has been ing him trouble. His conditiou in no way serious, Defective Children George I'. Cook, health officer, \kes o requestothat the names of defective children in Plainville | sent to him. Under the clussi- jon of defective children come se who are totally blind in one both eyes, crippled children who o mius one or hoth arms or one both legs or who are suftering rable lot on Inquire L. J. Dow.— For sale—De lemia street. |advt, City Items The Stanley Works has purchased property on Corbin avenue from the Hart Teal Estate Co., and on Everett street from Arthur W, Willlams. —adv. The estate of August Albert has been invntoried at $2,062. A, W. Hall and W. I. Alling were the ap- praisers. W. L. Hatch and J. C. Loomis have heen appointed to ap- lis the (hean Y‘rn(\-;?li\:», estate of Mrs, Elizabeth “1’“(;,“ “’T’:“X“"'fm‘ “1’; “q‘” mf;’;i}“_l Jehuda Halev lodge, B'nai Brith LEEs a8 will hold a meeting Sunday evening Uhis will all be done at |54 7:3) g'clock in I O. O. F. hall. the state and with- |44 §:15 o'clock an open meeting of it cost to the parents or guardians |ipe organization will be held. The dren and it makes 1O )iy of speakers includes Rabbl Ger- e whether the child can or ighon Hadas, recently appointed to the local synagogue. Home cooked luncheons, Crowell's —advt. the health authorities Hoene Tnion Sunrise Service York this morning to A union sunrise service will be |Easter holidays there. M. E. church | Murs. Abble C. Dawson and daugh- aster Sunday which all |ter, Miss Abbie Dawson, of 42 Pros. rotestant churches will attend. A |pect street, are spending the Baster Jort address will be given by Rev. [holidays with Mrs. Dawson's sons. harles 8. Wyckoff, pastor of the |James A. and Edward K. Dawson of INew York city. This is to be the health department pl in near future ake up thel done because ffere Handing Israel Nair went to New spend the Don’t Miss‘ the 20th Anniversary Sale AT Himberg & Horn’s Both Stores 10 R. R. ARCADE 392 MAIN ST 20% on Watches 40% on Jewelry 25% on Rings 20% on Diamonds THE POTTERS Sty we AHOTHER 1T LOOKS NG i cir|hall last evening and routine busi- | ness was transacted, | The | To- | Gulbransen player pianos at Morans' =Y CANT ALWAYS SOMETIMES TELL, DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘APRIL" 10, 1925 RIVIERA SHOWS COLORS London,” April 10.~—Great Britaln | cod original spring colors for wom-= en's dress, which have appeared along the Riviera, include oatmeal and a fresh leaf green, These two are the most popular of all the early spring shades which have been seen here and at Nice, and they have been used effectively separately and together, Some of the smarter suit- ings worn by the younger set con- tain trimmings suggestivele in color of the richegt cream. BRITONS FAVOR MOTOROYOLES has 1,242,000 motor vehicles, accord- ing to the latest figures announced by the minlstry of transport, which states that during 1924 the gross re- celpts from motor taxation amount. ed to $75,000,000, This number in- cludes 474,000 private cars, 441,000 motorcycles, 210,000 commercial motors and 84,000 taxicabs and om- nibuses. RS New Haven Education Board Under Control State Capltol, Hartford, April 10— The house passed the blll placing the board of education of New Haven under financlal control of the Board of finance; after the most lengthy and spirited debate of the session. Opponents of the bill led by Repre- sentative Hoyt of New Haven and Miss Cheney fought every inch of the way and adopted every parlia- mentary trick to defeat or hold up passage. The debate lasted two hours, the hill being passed a few ‘moments before 2 o'clock. AIRPLAN CARRY GOLD | Monte Carlo, April 10,—Advan- quarter tons of gold were carried by |two airplanes from London to Paris recently. This method of transport | was chosen for its speed, and to les- sen the risk of pilferage, The bul- lion was carried in ,special metal- {bound cases and was guarded froms \xhe time it left the banks here until its arrival in Switzerland, its event- READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS, | uat”destination. FOR QUICK RESULTS | | National Meat Stores GGESTS THE SUNDAY DINNER. NDS EASTER GRE Indigestion Said to Be gestion ls Manager Miller Huggins, here today with his New York Yankees to play the Brooklyn Dodgers, declared in commenting on the iliness of his home run star. 1 bellef that the Babe's trouble was || § §i%s : 5 caused by over-eating, but added he (| 4 expocted to have Ruth back short- H 1y after the opening of the season, 20 Nghernien of Havana have gone on strike. ning low and great Inconvenience || A, to the people is expected during the remainder of holy weelk. ermen are demanding an increase of two cents a pound on fish dellv- ered to “distributors. READ HERALD OLASSIFIED ADS. FOLLOWING THE HERALD “WANT ADS" Alpliabetically Arranged ¥or Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepald B 9 a8 Babe Ruth’s Big Trouble Richmond, Va., April 10.—“Indi- behind Bdbe's trouble," He expressed his 1 day days duys . 3 ] days . i days 8 days .. $1. 11,50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count § words to & line, 14 lites to an Inch. Minimum Hpace, 3 lines,’ Minimum Hook Charge, 3§ cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Classified Page on Bame Day, Sat. 10 FISHERMEN STRIKE Havana, Cuba, Aprll 10.—Market The supply of fish is run- Ads Accopted Over the Telephone for convenience of customers. Call 925, Aslc for Want Ad" Operator. ——————————— The fish- ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Mounmental works, 113 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting Jour_speclalty. BURIAL VAU noret forced; water preof, bermetically seal- ed, will outls her wood or metal Do not require larger lota. Ressonably priced, N, B. Vault Co. Kensington. Tel, 647-18 FOR QUICK RESULTS Company FOR YOUR EASTER Florist 3 A VARIETY OF PLANTS—and out flows ors for Naster, lilies, tulips, daffodils, liyacinths, ete. Johnso! Greenhouse, 517 Church Bt. Tel. 880, LEG MILK FED| RUMPS MILK VEAL | FED VEAL 25c¢lb. 35¢clb. 42clb. RARBERRY—for hedges, 2-3 year bar- berry at $12-$18 per 100 until Aprll th. Gardener's Nurseries, Rocky Hill. GUT FLOWERS—Daftodlls $1.00 a dox. Yaster plants, New Britain Greenhouee, & 2643-14 blossom, Hya- cinths, 25c. & blossom. Daffodil plants, 9 and 10 flowers, $1.00. Cut flowers, $1.00 a doz. Bnapdragons, $1.00 doz. Sweet Peas, 0c. & hunch. Tulips and ramble bus! Sandallle's Greenhouse, 218 Oalk Bt. EASTER PLANTS—Pansies, trees, hedges and everffreens, Henniger's Greenhouse, 204 LaSalle Bt| s OTTED PLANTS—Abutilon, Azalea, Be- gonla, Cineraria, Cyclamen, Ferns, Palms Vincos, etc, Flower Garden House, 1163 Btanley St, Phone 2388-12. Store 436 BEST VEAL FRESHKILLED FRESH KILLED 'FRICASSEE FOWL ROASTING CHICKENS | | 42¢clb. 45¢cIb. Main St. Phone 3394. _AUTOMM'IVI : Auto and Truck Agencies 4 B W o sorvice, Superfor Aute Company., 1% Arch Bt Phons 11 OLGE_ Bl B o8 and mervice 8 & ¥, Motor Sales Corp, 168 Elm 8 cotner I i, _Phone 731, Vo tractor., Sal parts and accessorls & Bervice Co., 300 B, 80! —Hales and servine, Park Bt. Auto Co. associate dealer. 330-337. Park Bt AUPMOBILE OATB—BaTos wnd wervice ford A OBI City Servieq Station, Hw ifey Bte A M. Paunesss. corngs_Stan umfi%wfl—nfi grade motor cAI8 Bales and Service O A Bence &1 Main 8t. Phone 3116, A Al ER—Bales worvice, Bennett Motor Sales 280 Arch 8t. Phone 2952, ABH—motor cars, 8ees the new line Bales and Service A G. Howker, b8 Elm_street. 3 AMOBILE R CARS—"The Re- tined Six.” Smith Motor Sales, 100 West Main St. Phone 2000. FAIGE & JEWETT—Motor ¢ al Whitmor Main 8t, T Bervi Palg 319 Ea 2 VIBROE-ARROW—Hudson, Leses, Amer- fca’s leading car values. B8ee the ne coaches, Honeyman Auto Sales Co, 13 Arch Bt.' Phone 2109, RICKENBAOKER— MO and service, Mercer's Ga Bt. Phone 1733-3. ATE— Bales 191 Park KEO MOTOR CARS—and trucke. lenneth M. Bearle & Co,, Bales and Service, cor. Eim and Park Ste. Phone 2110, Local agents for Gahblel Snubbers. STAR MOTOR CAR—Sales and Service. “Just & Real Good Car C. A. Bemgm §1_Main St. Phone 2316, STUDEBAKER—Bervice and 8alesroom 225 Arch Bt. A, & D. Motor Sales Os. Inc, Phone 260. WILLYS-ENIGHT AND OVERLAND-- motor cars, showroom and service, 12 Cherry St. “The Bleeve-Valve Motor. R. O, Rudolph. Phone 2051-2. Autos and Trucks for Sale BUICK ROADSTER—Iate 101, originul paint, fully equipped with all extras. A good buy. Quality Smoke Shop. 70 W. Main St.Tel. 1399 E; DODGE SEDAN—Bxcellont _condition throughout. 44 Hamilton St Tel. 70' FORD SEDAN, 1921—good_condition, dolph's Garage. Phone 2051-2. FORD—Tudor wedan, 1924, Practically new. WIIl sell at sacrifice, Owner has another car. Phone 3055-3 after 6 p. m. 161 Linwood St. FORD COUPE, 1923—A-1 condition, at 485 Church Bt. Tel. 20195, Ru- Call §MALL _ TOMATO _ PLANTS—Thomas Taonessa, 212 Oak 8t. Lost and Found s No. 25213 _on the Commer- BANK BOJ lost. Finder kindly clal Trust € turn to bank. | POCKETBOOK—contalning sum of money, lost between 43 Fairview St. and Court §t. Finder kindly return to Mrs, Joseph Roche, 43 Fairview St, or phone 1884, Reward, YOUNG LADY'S—tan gid glove lost Wed- on, Reward. Tel. 3042-4. $11.00=2 fives and a one lost on Dewey or I Main Sts. Return to 2§ Chapman i SPECTAC Tiear Plainville rese- CHICKENS 29¢1b. LEGS YOUNG | LAMB MOUS “NATIONAL” 8 P. M. SPECIALS 6 TO Between the hnu:s of 6 and 8 p. m. on Saturday, three items will be on sale in “NATIONAL"” Markets at less than wholesale cost. SEE STORE WINDOW DIS- . PLAY FOR THESE ITEMS. B — volr. Write Edward Earle, 25 Tomlinson Ave., *Plainville. * Pcrsonals [ FORD TOURING, 1923—Good running con- dition and good tires. C. Anderson, Hart's Corner, Plainville. LEXINGTON _BROUGHAM, condition, C. A. Bence, Phone 2215, v (BXINGTON COUPE, 10%3—1n first cin condition. C. A. Bence §1 Maln 8t Plone 2215 NASH TOURING, 10%4—for e Owner leaving town. Call at 10 Austin St Phone 1754, GVERLAND SEDAN, dition. Rudolpl’ §t._Phone 2051-2. OVERLAND, 1824—touring _car, equipped and In & new condition dolpi's Garage, 127 Cherry St _2051-2, WHITE TRUCK—2% rack body, for sale. cheap. len Co. 1933—g0od 61 Main St T924—perfect con- Garage, 127 Cherry fully Ru- Phone Ton capacity with Wm. H. Al- BEST CHUCK ROAST Five year old ~Catholic . | - g, year old Catholic boy and six 3 estant boy. Apply to the Bureau of Child Welfare, 171 Capltol Ave., Hartford, Conn. [F YOU HAVE: BIDS WANTED—on bullding new_bakery. Call G. ¥, Draxler, 276 Myrtle St. Bak- ery. | EXETER APECIAL—good untll May ist. —6x9 photographs in beautiful folders, only $3.00. Arcade THE WORLD'S BEST SUGAR-CURED SMOKED HAMS AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR EASTER s to fit. We also show you low to run it. Arcade Btudio. | WANTED—to take e child to board, Country home, mother's care, Tel. 92-14, have film pa DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY AT THIS MARKET 'AUTOMOTIVE National Meat Stores Company | 70 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN Largest Retailers of Meats in America Stores Throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut. NEP, TWAT'S RIGHT , You CAN'T MO Dousr ABOUT T, SURE 1S MAY GET COLD SHAP AND YET, 1 DUNMO, You TAKE If FROM ME, THIS 15 THE REAL SPRING ALL RIGHT | Auto and Truck Agencies 8 | BUICK BIOTOR CARB—sales and service. | " Capltol Buick Co. 193 Arch 8t. Phone | 2601, | GADILLAG CARB—Bales ant Bervice Lash Motor Co. “A KReputable Concern.” | West Main, corner Lincoln streets. Special Notice Easter Card party given by St Mary's Ladies’ T. A. B. gociety for building fund of Y. M. T. A. & B. society in T. A. B. hall Monday eve- ning April 13th PHONE 483 BY J. P. McEVOY BUT EVEN SO ITS LIABLE To TURN ONE WAY OR ANGTHER BEFORE 1T REALLY SETS 1N STEADY. CAN'T FOOL ME, I KNOW AS I GET 11, SPRING IS REALLY HERE AT LAST OR 1T JUST AN'T. S zaT T2 POLLY AND HER PALS R VOU'RE A ) ®oop 5(,04)r/ | NEEWAH! RUM IN AND F T WHAT OR UNK I HOPE HOA, SH-H-H | PA |5 FEELING [ [1'M BUSY UP EXPENSES ! . (| ©00D 7ODAV/\ JUMPIN BEEWHILIKINSY JEST WHEN ['M ADDIAY TAKING T AL 1AL ALL, MR, ASHUR, AS WELL AS BY AND LARGE AND - On THE WHOLE, [ SHOULD SAV Aot A Hawk Eye camera we | BETTER USED CARS 1924 Coupe (low mileage) $435. 1924 Tudor, $300. 1923 Tourings, 3200 to $300. 1922 Tourings, $125 to $17 RUNABOUTS AND TOURINGS ALL YEARS ALL PRICES Oldsmobila touring n beautiful cone ditfon, §350. ELMER AUTOMOBILE CQ. 22 MAIN ST. POPULAR FORD DEALENS TEL. 1513, DEPENDABLE USED CATS DODGE BROTHERS— 1024 A-Sedan. 1924 1924 1924 1023 1820 1913 FORDS. Sedan. Touring. B-Coupe, Touring. Touring. Touring. Touring. CARB-—~ DODGE BROS, 1923 Screen. 1919 Reo stake body. TERMS ARRANGED ~THE— 8 & F. MOTOR BALES CORP, Dodgs Brothers Deale: 155 ELM BT, i HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT.- 1922 Studebaker touring. Chevrolet touring. Hudson ceach. Mazwell sport touring. Ford coups, Maxwell touring. Hudson speedster, TTudson sedan. Essex cab. Studebaker touring. Buick 7 pass. sedan. Ford touring. Maxwell club sedan. Studebaker light § coups. and many ot! 139 ARCH ST. OPEN EVENINGS, & SUND/ TS BRAND NEW-—Maxwell ciub seaan, . (ol run 40 miles. Substantial reductior Honeyman Auto Sales, 130 Arcl Bt. Tel 2109, —————— MAXWELL & CHRYSLER USED CAR DEPI. 1918 Dodge sedan, 21524 Maxwell club sedans. 1934 Ford coupes. 3 Maxwell tourings. 2—-1 2 doot Ford sedan. 4923 Pord coupe. 1923 Columbla coupe, 1923 Maxwell touring. 1921 Elcar touring. BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO. 230 ARCH ST. USED CARS— 1054 1923 Nash # tourln Buiek teuring. . A. G. EAWKER &1 BLM ST, TEL. MM - i3 g (< T <. | 3 “ @O s wmm (Rt A TS G R . e oy B - penoagt - o o = ae s aios Mdniles