New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 26

e e e e e DO RUSHING BUSINESS City lte_ms —_— 3 STOFCKEL UPHOLDS VOTE INFAYORof Tio ('CONNELL PERMIT (Continued from I'irst I this application existing state State under whi J. O'Connc cones up on of facts so of ¢ cticut Mossrs. are duly 5 h N brou ealled sot forth 50 far as vehicles might he P One is J080s, was the multipli ity o in this p er was 1 fect uy ment t jurisdiction 1t on appea inspectors, on a safety foregoing of tory of the e as it appears to the commissioner, leading up to the sit- uation where after a definite remo strance s g ditions, the departm hearing inspector, held & hearing on 1 hefore set forth, At said hearing, in the opinion of the commissioner there was no evidence new to the department introduced which won prove the location unsafe wi meaning of the statute. dence relative to safet did appear seems to the location is safe. fron basis. s a skeleton the his- e date herein w hin ovi- in traffic as At the licate t1 Therefc original decision of the inspector al- Towing the cortifi ment is sustained and confirmed “ROBBINS B. STORCKEI “Commissioner of Motor V¢ FACES NEW CHARGE te of the depart- Worthington, Chicago's “Wolfe ol LaSalle Street,” Dying. Again Ie Accused. Tos Wortl stree dying he tiary sent lent operations in the charge: 000 in house ions in l.os A shortly afterwa The indictme [ thington had Company of T 000 worth of stols to have been Chicago mail rol Tt charges that Samuel F. Balentine bond juggling conspir had resulted in the embezz) them of $30,000 Angel with embe etic o or- hon part of i ery Worthing 1 eng acy here on disapp: rges of n} located Chicago Considering Aerial Police Force Chicago. April 17 o aerial police under consi Plans force in Chicago Morgan A aptain Re A v of the tack squadro veloping N projecting the o A force of twer utilized in t would co-oper thieves, edited v 1c k's alr is ation el make and locate distress topograp FRANCINI—ROSIA Louls T'ranc nof M Mrs. A atreet tor of of 3 Mill nesday Na an capacity and 1N formed mon SENT TO PRISON will evening to take sister at Mrs. DR. LASCH Dentist Quartz Light For Pyori MAIN ST J. D. DONAHUE VOICE CULTURE Special ttention fo beginners ani Booms 318318 g_,,,,‘_“ Idren Block. New FACTIONS REUNITING Hampshire, New York and W yoming Methodist Conferences itication of opal cf urch of the 1 northe conthe 50 vote to it men t All It ded in Fave N, H irc a odist The nee April 17 fam s wual ¢ M mere piscopal church voted 60 to 2 i favor the Methodist Bpis- the north with the now ureh of soutl 18 also the amend titution 50 us 1o allow lay tiend the couferer as New f the nee of chwreh nitication thern the confer- pproved e church to ndme wdmittin con ymen full conferenee. 17 Episcopa a., April odist The con- uni- and south- 1 in favor of { the church which includes and torritory admit nnsylvania state to nee, y- 5 f o the cor Former Town Officer Whi Tohn ind fc the vill ¥ New Bol Held as Embezzler Plains, N. Y p 1 —- Irederick rmer police rrison, commiesione N q orities char converts 1 to his own ed on 1 signed by hecks two o imissioners, Hugh 3OBBY JONES v Jones At anta for b tournaments this o expressed no n Lido and th MANY WIVE Apri Ac NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925° OPPOSE GUARDIANS Both Hughes and Nagel Arve Ace cepted by Court Despite Objecs tions of Estate, Los Ang April 17 Deserip- Lupert Hughes, novelist and picture director, 1it cducation ot prevent us, tion of motion as “un athelest trol Tuile it} o con- w minor,” has appointment joint guardian with for 18-year-old Mar- brother of Lueille of the films who died here a weeks ago. ys for Samuel Erickse « youth's father, in opposing the Hughes-Nugel application for guar- dianship papers, cited a magazine article recently written by Hughes enftitled W I quit going to church” and argued that Nagel 18 a motion picture actor and too busy to act as guardian, The court named Ericksen ministrator of Lucille's § tate and named Nagel and Hughes joint guardians of Marshall. Before Lucille’s death, testified, she and her Nagel and himself to of thelr affairs to *“protect them from their father,” had Dheen divorced by their mother in 1017, person d Hugl Conrad Na shall Erick the of s as on baby star (L a ad- Hughes brother ked take charge who Cincinnati Detective: Fined and Imprisoned cinnati, April 17—James Haye Cin i de- 11 guilty of the national od to Atlanta sentenc the v fine Judge in Bicken- another city det peed to serve a ¥ Atlanta a ar peniten- $1,000, POLICE GET PALSE ALARM i at the Nr alarm pnal bank bank sent Patrol- Lyor CORBIN GIRLS CLUB SOCIAL The Co Girl ] whist & cvening at th en’s club on Lafayette street prizes went to Elizabeth 3 Miss bin Serew Office a bridge chle party last Ior The Miss nts W To Fly to Pole Regina Wet Goods Stores 1ind Ca- | pacities Taxed by Influx of The Thirsty People. Regina, Sask., April 17.—A steady stream of customers visited liquor stores yesterduy in provinclal pities followinng the opening by the pro- | vinelal government of the stores un- der @ new liquor law The stores opened at 11 a, m., in Regina and Moosejaw there was no confusion. The buildings were soon | crowded and continied so until closing time, In Saskatoon the rush for llquor was heavy near the clos- ing hour. Two intoxicated persons were arrested., The town of Yorkton was glven a special concession. Al cities in the province have the privilege of sell- | ing liquor in bottles from stores con- trolled by the provineial government. | SCAPES KIDNAPPERS American, Captured By Mesican Bandits, Makes Good His Escape and Gets Into Texas, El Paso, Texas, April 1 w. J. Cooper, who was kidnapped Satur- day in Chihuhua, Mexico, and held for 5,000 ransom by bandits arrived here yesterday with his wifc nd left for their home in Milwau- Cooper wore a bandage over W atched s when the bandits fired their automobile and broke the wind shield Cooper told how he was kidnapped rried into the mountains and escay 1d Mrs, Cooper, Mr and pesos plce of upon nd Mrs, chauffeur automo- Chih., when five times id. The r considerable agreed to hold nd the five thousand upon . Cooper s stopped. Aft wrangling the Cooper I allow others to go er the pesos T Cooper w dits m. s placed on a horse and aded into the hills. rly next day he slipped into an rroyo “and He had got hac phile and was hefore 1 no- 11 not see out of his in- escaped, oops are on the trail of the gang, Compulsory Insurance In Mass. Is Held Legal Boston, April 17.—Legislation firo- | viding for sory automobile ility insurance if there is judicial of rates and premiums, was lield to be constitutional in an opin- ion given to the legislature tpday by the supreme ial opinion was rendered ¢ g compt w court. a result of ch have heen und ration in the last three yes sever s v conside LOSES BRACLT num bracelet re Mary Pickford 1 the City Advertisement that the ordinanc re ¢ thie proposed ing leld in the common p. m. wards AVID T.. NAIR " THE POTTERS | {Hat 8hop, 87 W. Main. Gulbransen player planos at Morans' ~—ady, Mrs, Fannle Bernstein of New York city, a former teacher in the local public schools, is visiting her brother, Dr. Willlam TLelken, of I'rancis strect. Mrs, Dernstein 1s now at the head of a summer camp in Maine, George Podlasek of 252 Farming- fon avenue, has arrived home after a five months' tour of Europe. He plans to revisit Poland in July, Sced Potatoes are cheap this year. Certified Green Mopntains and some other varieties $3.60 for 11 peck sack. C. W. Lines Company, Tel 691, —advt. Mrs, Fmma Berg of Highland Istreet is expected homesfrom Florida in a few days. Home cooked luncheons, Crowell's. —advt, Lieutenant the world Leslie W, Arnold, one of fliers, will address members of Aziz Grotto at Grotto | hall this evening. Hats greatly reduced at the French Prof. Bldg. —advt, Officers of the New Britain Y. M. H. A, will be elected at a meeting this evening. Victrolas, Pianos, Radlo at Morans. —adv Herbert Webster of Lake Court is reported as having blood transfusion operation at the Hartford hospital, Mr. Webster's condition is serious. Joseph W. Roche of Union street, New Britain representative of the Hartford Courant, underwent an op- cration for appendicitis at the New Britain General hospital this morn- ing. The operation was performed by Dr. George W. Dunn. NMr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly of 116 Black Reck avenue are recelv- | ing congratulations on the birth of a son. All members of Unity Rebekah lodge having parts in inftiation work will end a meeting at 1. 0. O. F. hall at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening. A son was born at the New Brit- ain general hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs, John Parsons of Slater road and a dayghter was born to M and Mrs. Samuel Schneider of 55 Vance street. ? ording to word received from yesterday, Cyril Cullen, a local youth who has gained distinction as L sculptor, 1s recovering from & > iliness with pneumonia in the pital the John W. Thompson, 91 Oak street reported to the police last night that A still alarm yesterday afternoon answered by Engine Co. 3, for in a fence at the corner of nd High streets, The dam- s slight wa fir NOTICE To whom it may concer Application has been made permits to erect the followin Robert Andrews, 24-26 Stratford road. & family dwellir Konstin Mikaiskas, | strect, 3 fa dwellin, Lewis Neubeaug, street, bakery store. James Apruz street, erations to ment house for 37 Stanley I3 177 Dwlight 308 a make and stor All persons objecting to the lssu- ce of permits, have one week from e to notify the building commis- sion HENNESSY, Inspector. LXTENSION OF WILCOX ST, Notice is hereby given t a ring will be held before the d of Public Works, City of New in. in Room 307, City Hall, at o'clock I’ Tuesday, April 1, on the aking of land ht 50 feet in to Putnam St., known as Wilcox St., blishi ct Grade and Buiiding Lines thereon All persons 1ested to be if the ) relation to 7:30 for pose t said hear- . and be heard abpve. | Chureh | 3 tene- | THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alyiuhllll'nn‘l Arranged For Quick and Tteady Reference. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Prepald tine 30 L1 line Yearly Order Rates Count 6 words to a 14 lines to an luch Minimum Space, 3 lines, Mintmum Hook Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Clussified Pago on Bame Da: A M, Ads Accepted Over for convenlence of customer 925, Ask for .0 n Application. line, the Telepho Call | ANNOUNCEMENTS | Burial Lots, Monuments 1 GURTAL VAULTS—Concrete steel rein- forced; water preof, hermetically seal: od, will outlast either wood or metal Do met require larger lota. Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co. Kensington Telu 64715 ~ SPRING llfed from a | 'USED CAR SALE 1924 Nash Touring (Disc Wheels), 1924 Nash Touring, 1923 Nash 6 Sport Touring, 1922 Buick 6 Touring, 1924 Ford Touring, 1921 Studebaker Light 6 Touring, 19 | strator, 1924 Essex 6 Coach, 1921 Reo Sedan. Time Payments Arranged “A. G. HAWKER Tel, 2456 52 ELM ST. A finish that wears and wears and wears on your car. Will not check, crack or craze. Is practically im- mune from cold or hot weather. | Duco Refinishing Co. of New Britain 94 Arch Street | Tel. 1329-2 Authorized du Pont Dealers for New Britain | We have just received a shipment of Duco Polish No. 7. The only polish du Pont advises for a Duco finish. e e Y ERNMENT \F THEY DON'T GET TAXES R TWINK OF THAT P LQTS OF 1M @ TuATS WHERE YOU'RE WRONG. THAT'S WHERE THEYRE WRONG . NOW IF I WAS RUNNING THE GOVERNMENT BELIEVE ME, ID RUN IT ECONOMICAL =I'D SAVE TWE PEOPLES' MONEY , BELEVE ME/ THAT'S So, Too.. THEY GOTTA HAVE MOMNEY AND LOTS oF 1T Copper Is Going “Strong” NOw You SAID SOME* THING « ECONOMY, THAT'S THE YEM, BUT You CAN'T RuN| ECONOMY INTO THE GROUND EITHER. TH 15 A BIG COUNTRY = GREATEST MATION ON EARTH - NEEDS MONEY= LoTS OF IT 10 O0Co ONIONS THE | oveHT 10000 ONION COPPER AT 3¢ A _/ SHARE FER YOU /'/ e né¢ ]| SAID 1T WAS A SHARE | | | Al R 7 5 Nash Special 6 Demon- You SURE SAID A MOUTHFUL. THAT'S TELLING —AN NOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN=Mounmental Works, 133 Oak 8t Monuments of all sizes and desciiptions Carving and letter cutiing Jour specialty, RS 3 PERNSIOEES ... HEVSISSRAT W, CUT FLOWERE—potted piants, pleasing varioty, Speclaliaing on funeral work, Johuson's Greenhouse, §17 Church 8t. FIUVT—and shade (roes graps vines, barbary and privot hedges also rose bushes, Thod! Paon: 212 Oak St NiCH CATNATIONS—31 a doz, Very fine flowers, Sandallle’s Greenhouss, 218 Oak Bt. Tl 2043-12, POTTED PLANTS—Abutlion, Azalea, Be- gonla, Clneraria, Cyclamen, Ferus, Paims Vincos, ete, Flower Garden House, 1163 Stanley St. Phon® 2385-12, Store 436 Main 8t Phone 3394, Lost and Found L] ATREDALE-Tog Tost, Reward If return- ed to G W. Traut, West Main Bt Pho 7103, DOG_TOST—wwiall, white, Call 1504 NOTICH—Is hercby given that pass book No, 1151, Pallott!, Andretta & Company has been lost, Return 362 Farmington Ave, G A lost between So, Hospital, Finder return to hospital, TAME RACCON—with collar _on. Re- ward 1f returned to 107 Falrview or_call 3317-3.) Personals {7 YOU BUY FILMB—buy them here and get a camera FREE., Arcade Studlo, | AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8 GUICK MOTOR CARB-—sales and sorvice. Capitol Bulck Co., 193 Arch 8t. Phone 2607, | GADILLAG OARB—Bales and _Bervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, cornef Lincoln streets. EVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales and service. Buperior Auto Company, 176 Arch 8t. Phona 211, GODGB_RROTHERS—Bales and service. 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 156 Elm 8t. corner Frinkitn. _DPhone 131, FORD CARS AND TRUCKS—Fordson tractor. Gales and service, Genulne parts and accessories. Automotive Sales & Bervice Co,, 200 E. Main. Phone 8701, {UDSON ESSEX—Bales and service, Park 8t. Auto Co. assoclate dealer. 330-332 Park St {UPMOBILE CAIlB—8ales wnd _service. City 8ervice Btation, Hartford Ave. | _corner Stanley St. A, M. Paonesss. EXINGTON—high _grade motor care Sales and Service. C. A Bence, 61 Phone 2215, B OAKLAND and GRAY M u « , Sales and Service, Hardwar City Motor Co., 6 Elm 8t. Phone 2724, WAXWELL AND CHRYBLER—Bales and service, Bennett Motor ales, 250 Arch St._Phone 2952, 5. Sos the mew line. 5 SLDSMOBILB fined Six." Bmith Motor gales, 100 West Maln_St. Phone 2900. & JEWETT-—Motor cars, Sales & Whitmore Palge-Jewett Co. ast Main St Tel. 2510, E-ARROW—Hudson, Lssex, Am leading car values. B8ee the ne coaches. Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 139 Arch St.Phone 2109, 50 MOTOR C Re- enneth M. Searle & Co., Sales and Bervice, cor. Elm and Park Sts. Phone 2110. Local agents for Gahriel Snubbers STAR MOTOR CAR—GSales and Service, “Just & Real Good Car." C. A. 51 Maln §t. Pho 2218, STUDERAKER—Bervice and 8alesroom at 225 Arch St A. & D. Motor Sales Co. tne._Phone 26 WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— motor cars, showroom and service, 12 Cherry 8t. “The Sleeve-Valve Moto R. C. Rudolph., Plione 2051-2, " Autos and Trucks for Sale ® fine condition, $100. BRISCO—roadater Willlams, 73 Chapman 8t | CLEVELAND —sport_touring, 1024, Gray touring 1924, A-1 condition for sale at a fair price. W, C. Betts, 139 Winthrop Bt Tel, 1041- TEVROLET TOURING, the best of care. WIIl sell reasonable. for cash. Call 5 to 7 evenings at 736 West Main St. DODGE ROADSTEI—in $100. ) REDAN 1921—has had good _conaition, Inquire 46 Sheffield St A-1 condition, good rub- kale, A-1 condition, no fler refused. Call 508-12 or FORD COUPE, 1933—n god condition, for 2019-5 UDSON—7 pas small car in trad NGTON _BROUGH! condition, C. A. Bence, Phonae 2215, NGTON COUPE, 1973—in firet class condition. C. A. Bence 51 Main St Phone 2218, | OVERLAND SE dition. Rudolp! st. Phone 2051 61 AN, 192i—perfect con- s Garage, 127 Cherry BY J. P. McEVOY ru sax/ naaT’s AT/ BeLEVE ME/ ] BY CLIFF STERRETT OH, SUCH WONDERFUL LUK MR COOPER SOLD MV ONION STOLK AND MA'S AT THE HIGHEST PRICE OF THE DAy, 15¢ A SHARE AND THEY CLOSED AT 10¢ AIN'T THAT SPIFFV? W:v\'\__’/,\_/ \ AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sule ¥ GVERLAND, 103i—touring _ car, fully equipped and in & new condition, Ku- CGarage, 137 Cherry St. Phons REO TRUOK, 1931—A-1 mechanical con!! Motor Bales Co, 250 Al BRAND NEW run 40 mile Honeyman Auto 8t Tel. 2109, axyel) elub sedan, Oniy Substantial reduction Sales, 130 Arect DEPENDABLE USED CARS— DODGE BROTHERS— 1924 A-sedan, 1924 B-s 1924 Touring, 1028 Tourin 1920 Tourl 1918 Tourlng. FORDS— 1924 Bedan, 1924 Touring, 1923 Bedan. 1923 Touring. ESSEX— 1924 Touring. COMMERCIAL CANS-— DODGE BROTHERS— Screen, Reo stake body, TERMS ARRANGED ~THE~ 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORF. Dodge Brothers Dealers. 155 ELM 8T, TEL. 731, OPEN EVENINGS HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. 922 1923 1924 1923 1924 1923 1924 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 1924 1923 Studebaker touring. Chevrolet touring, Hudson enach, Maxwell wport touring. Ford coupe. Maxwell touring. Hudson speedster. Hudson 7, pass, sedan Essex_cab, Studebaker touring. Bulokg§? pas: Ford touring, Maxwell club sedan. Btudebaker Iight 6 coupe and many others. THR HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. 139 ARCH BT. TEL. 2100, OPEN EVENINGS, & SUNDAYS MAXWELL & CHRYSLER USED CAR DEFT. 1921 Buick roadster. 1924 Hupmobile sedan. 1924 Hupmoblle sedan. Dodge sedan, Maxwell club sedans. Ford coupes. Maxwoll_tourings. 2 door Ford sedan. Tord coupe, Columbla coupe. Maxwell touring. Elear touring. BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO., 250 ARCH ST. Autos anJ Trucks for Salc BETTER USED CARS 1924 Cotpe (low mileage) $435. 1924 Tudor, $500, 1923 Tourings, $200 to $300. 1922 Tourlngs, $125 to 817 RUNABOUTS AND TOURINGS ALL YEARS ALL PRICES Oldsmobile touring fn beautiful « dition, $360. ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 22 MAIN ST. TEL. 1613, POPULAR FORD DEALERS THREE DAY SPECIAL The following cars are to be sold within the next three daya at $100 each. Come now and take 3our choice. 1922 1920 1920 1017 1917 Ford tor Ford coupe, Chevrolet touring. Buick touring. Hupmobile touring. The above cars are all in vers running condition. 8 BENNETT MOTOR BAL USED CARS 1924 1923 1923 1921 1923 1923 1920 1921 1920 1920 1921 1922 Bultk Bulek Rulek Bulck coupe,, 4 pai rondster, 4 cylinder sedan, sedan. Buick touring, 7 pass Ruick coach, 4 cyl. Bulck roadster. Chévrolet sedan. Chevrolet touring Maxwell roadster. Dodge sedan. Anderson coupe. CAPITOL BUICK CO 193 ARCH ST. PHONE 2607, USED CAR SALE OF RECONDITIONE! FORDS Coupe, Coupe., Coupe. Fordor sedan, Tudor sedan. Tudor sedan. Touring. Touring. Tourlng. Touring. Roadster. these cars can he bonght convenient terms, We have many cars older tiam the above, but in fine condition at $23 ¢ $50. Pay us & visit at AUTOMOTIV'E USED CAR EXCHANGH 38 ARCH ST, PHONE 1762 USED CARS Chevrolet Chevrolet Chevrolet Chevrolet Chevrolet Chevrolet touring. Overland: Red Bid. Overland touring. Chevrolet % ton panel. Oldsmobile touring. Buick, 7 pass. touring. Studebaker touring. Ford 4-door sedan, touring. touring touring touring. coupe, BUPERIOR 176 ARCH BT. AUTO CO. PHONE 211, Auto Parts and Accussories | DAYTON “THOROBRED —Cords, wizes, low pressure, long wilesge me: comfBrt, safety and econom: The Ball Tire Co., 219 Arch Tel. 17¢ FEDBERAL AND LEE TIRES—and wioiag batteries. J. M. Farrell, 110 Fiankly Square. Phone 156 8t