New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1925, Page 16

BACK FROM EUROPE Some Mecchants (o Keep Open, Others (o Close tore Mem Roye Tran Advt EXPLOSION ON CRUISER T > Tala \ HOT WATER INSTANTLY Places one of the Dependable, Efficient HOFFMAN HEATERS With all connections made, in your home. Balance in small monthly Phone Your Order 367 Commeonwealth Ave. Phone 2 payments. | idge, Returns Today From Abroad (AD)—1'ra frie re s on the stea two months v said t £ ON MEMORIAL DA Willlam s for de Trip nd m in ADE FORMATION | ENDORSE MOYEMENT FOR RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION United Parents’ and Teachers' Asso- | clation Urges Support of Week- Pay Program in Churches, At its annual meeting held at the Walnut Hill school last evening, the United Parents' and Teachers' As- sociation New Britain endorsed the plan for week-day relligious edu- cation as proposed by the school of oard In addition to going on record as fa g this movement, the United alion voted to fnstruct ts secre with the con- expressing the principle of week- ation, and urging associations to give 1 into New ppro tay ry s edu con t t assoclations al of the Brit- The cards signed by the parents ing that their children be dis- r week-day religious educa- be returned to the public later than Friday of t th, it was elected for the year D. Clarke Sherwood H 1 must announced secre i rer ss Mary A. T. Tormay: chairman of the organization committee, Miss er; chairman of the assem- bly committee, Harry Wessels; chair of the finance committee, Fred Rackliffe. MAKE MUCH VODKA Russia Production of This National Beverage Tripled During Past Year. (AP)—Russia's of Vodka tripled last vear and yieldetl the Soviet govern- ment the largest revenues in its history. o government now maintains national distilleries working at ull blast. Having found prohibition ussia a faflure it has been an-| ronnced that government next Octot the strength 't Vodka produced by the national Ustilleries oholic content | 40 per ¢ is only or cent below its pre-war strength. | Vodka of an alcoholic content of | 0 nt costs the equivalent of per quart \ et government s engaged | battle against home Vodka who, not con- present 30 per cent| governmentaproduct, make | I to 90 per| ng last illicit sti the to £l five eries of with the year s were | the owners fined, | She's Biey | oke tmprisor Kkeeper of a liftle atore here, is the woman's bicycle he once rode | | Fenn’s Plumbing Shop On Wheels Brings the shop to your door, and i< always ready and at your service, No going back for tools or supplies. For Dependahle PLUMBIN(G, HEATING and TINNING — (Call — W. R. FENN 139 HART STREET TEL. 2079 Finest Showroom in the City THE POTTERS THRUSH, YOUR GRANDMOTHER. T wAS RAISED AL MY LFE . WP WiTH WRENS POLLY AND HER PALS RRENT ) / YE SAID A MOUTHFUL. ) BOY, EF IT WASNT FER \ THAT ANCHOR ROPE WED BE FIVE MILES \ DPOWA THE RIVER In N | Ifl;flmx THRU mem/ | ®LASSES PA, AND SEE 1E | THAT ISNT MRS FITZLY ( | COMING OUT IN THAT start police thorltics a telegram stating been traccd to this city POLISH-AMERICAN ASSN. HAS 175 FIRST BANQUET yesterday when New York recelved from Chlcago au- Ha' had SOUGHT IN N. Y. Arrest of White in That City I5 Expected Over 100 Members Attend Function At Burritt Hotel—Atty, Tracesk! New York, May 27.--(AP) Re rt White, missing witness in the Willlam D, Shepherd murder trial in Chitago, came to New York more than week ago and has hidden himself from police who started a search for him at the re quest of Chicago authorities, it was 1s Toastmaster The first Polish-American annual | Bus! soclation was held at hotel evening with 100 members present nquet of the last more than Stanley J and the was in charge ments: Councilmen B, 8ki, Dr. Henry J. Cleszynskl, Ches- ter Clehowski and K. Majewicz. list of speakers included Sec. Attorney Traceski was toastmaster mittee of A White®in obtaining from « the AITANESS American Express Co. his trunks which he had shipped from Chieago gave a fictitious address In New York city, detectives sald. The po- ice found that White had taken t) trunks from the express company depot In West 55th day ry Ralph ( jof Commerce; Flak street last Mon- |y Aftorney Paul of Springfield, Mass.; Wa ewezynski of Holyoke, Ma John Winialski of Hartford; Dr. Ro- man 1, Alderman 8, A, Kar- pinski I'rank Zapatka and B. A.Grysbowskl, Peter J. Pa- vski, Chester Matthew Papclak Tomitlwshi Joseph Mlynarski, Kalkowskl, Detectives searching for the mis- sing witness have found no tr AL nim other than the Express com- pany's records. The address he gave to the company was “113 Stan- ( ton street,” which the police found h for White ce of Couneilmen jorski Leon 114 not exist KOPPEL & BRIN Wish to Announce That They Have Secured the Services of JACK SOREL Formerly of the Chrysler & Maxwell Co., who will have entire charge of their Repair Dept. Mr. Sorel has years of experience on all makes of Cars and guarantees satisfactory Auto Service. He will be pleased to meet all his old friends and as many new omes as possible, 262 ELM ST. NEW BRITAIN PHONE 2145 The searc Klemens uestion: Why do you find better work- manship in Buick motor cars? nswer: Buick’s precision methods are possible because of Buick’s great volume. It would be im- possible to put such fine wdrkmanship into Buick cars for their price if Buick built but a few thousand cars a year. CAPITOL BUICK CO. 193 ARCH ST. TEL. 2607 AMONG-WRENS TWAS BROUGH IT, AND ONE OF THEM 15 WRENS o7 OriLY A WREN , IT'S ONE SA. [ig Now She Will Talk e e 5 THAT PEST?) |TLL HAVE TO 60 AND ( 7| | DRESS. THAT CLD CAT JisT | WANTS TO SNOOP AROUNE 505 SHE CAN BET SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT. LEMME SEE — essmen's as- | Rurritt | following com- | THERE ARE ABOUT A DOZEN THINGS I KNOW & THE SERVICE the in Below 18 a list of Standard Headings every day use on the Classified Page. Note the casy-to-read alphabetical arrangement. Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day's paper Grysbow- | CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS uld of the Chamber ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—BURTAL LOTS, MONUMENTE DEATH NOTICES FLORISTS NERAL DIV Ciehowskl, T.eon | 8—AUTO AND T | 9~AUTOS AND 16—MOTORCY'LE-BICYC-L8 WANTED WVICE STATIONS REPAIRING BUSINESS SERVICE 13—BARBERS HAIRD'S, MASSEUSE 19—BU NG AND CONTRA! NESS SERVICE RENDERED ATENT ATTORNETS TRUCKING, BAGGAGE PAPER HANGING G . JOBB'G, STATIONERY $1—PROFESSION ERVICES 33—REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING 3—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICE: EDUCATIONAL | 34—CORRESPOND > COURBES NCING TEACHERS TRUMENTAL AND VOCAL OCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCIOR® 48— WANTED—INSTRUCTORS | EMPLOYMENT 39—EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 0—HELP—AGENTS WANTED | 41—HELP—MEN WANTED HELP—WOMEN WANTED LP—MEN OR WOME: | 44=BITUA 3 | 45—BITUATIONS | | LIVE 8TOCK {§0=CATTLE AND SWINB | $1—DOGS, CATS, PETS o k) VEHICLES | 54=WANTED—LIVE 8TOCRK | MERCHANDISE 85—ARTICLES FOR BALE —BUILDING MATERIALS USINESS & OFFICE EQUIP §8—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 39—FLED AND FUEL SEEDS, PLANTS AND CLOTHING EAT 28 LEC, & TOULS ISE AT THE S8TORES USICAL INSTRUMENTS RADIO L8, JEWELRY REAL ESTATE TOR I E} OFFICES ¥ EHQUSES & KTORAGE TED—TO RENT S PROP FOR BALE S FOR SALE PLACES FOR EALB AN FOR SALE 5 FOR CHANGE VANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS TELS M8 FOR RENT MS AND BOARD §8—1} 9T ¥0—RO THAT LITTLE CRE, . < MY FRIENDS, BELO! £ To THE FAMILY "OF PASSER BY CLIFF STERRETT oAbt A BT o o THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Artanged Kor Quick y Reference, RATES FOR INSERTIONS Charge Prepald 1 20 0 [ 20 a8 3 o a 4 day 33 a8 6 Alphabetically and Rea LINE CONSECUTIVE oeeed el line 8 .00l line o 36 duys ....1 line I 36 30 daya ....1 line 3150 3160 Yoarly Order Rates Upon Application, Count 6 words to & liue. 14 lines to an tneh, Minimum 8pace, 3 line Minfmum Book Chark No Ad Accepted After 1 Classified Page ou Bame Day. AM Ads Accepted convenienc Ask for conta, M. for But. 10 Over the Telephone of customers, Call Want Ad" Operator. e e e L ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 preof, hermetically seal- \ther wood or metal lots. Reasonably Co.. Kensington. Do not requ N. ault NEW DRITAIN—Mounmental Worke, 123 Oak 8t Monuments of all sizes and | descriptions, Carving and letter cutting | our_specialty. | 3 GUT FLOWRBRR—potted plants, pleasing variety. Specializing on funeral work. Jolnaon's Greenhouss, 517 Church g TONE—$1 n Aoz, *Ver Greenhouse, Florist | piant ana FOUNTAIR tials 1 and recef DEPOSIT R Iin Savings Bank " » the | T | Herald | ndly return & fawnaFar A | Store Annount £ 7] DAY AUTOMOTIVE cles “ice, ¥ South Maln Bt Arch Bt. ADILLAC CARS—gales anc Bervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Alain, cormer Lincoin etreets. Jury Disagrees in Suit Difsagreement was reported by the | jury tn of the Citizens of 1 o t &t ¥ plaintiff allege 585 remains nst John S, Gluca 1 in city 1ot 8 foh was tri system instal e on V Hartford which iz owned b lefendant defendant turn ¢ system is dmpractical, that Leen temned by the dep nty fire chlef of Hartford tro fires have « ng becanse and t ed in the bu system, Tt was stood 10 to William ( intiff hy $21.44 clty court hy J no a Brady for the y appe Thomas I Perue. George W, for the plaint Hungrrford ¥ hand- ed down a iudgment by default for | t aintiff in t ction of Henry | $52.57 amonnt A Magr involved W 1 the plaint present P. McEVOY Yoult BELIRVE YERIY THAT S THE LADY 7 HERSELF ACCIDEATS HAS'&;C‘I’ Yo ’HA} PEN B e ek b e e e T vt,‘f:» AUTOMOTIV . Auto and Truck Agencles CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS— sorvice, Buperior Auto Compaiuy, Arch Bt. Phona 211 DODGE BROTHIRB—Bales and service 8. & F, Motor Bales Corp, 166 Eim 8 hone 731, [l coiner Frankiin. nd asorlo worvice, Automotive Balcs Mal d 2701 PMOBILE CARS—Hal City 8ervice Station, cornér_Btaniey Bt.. LEX SN—high’ Bales and Bervice. Main P LEXINGT tor. Cars, Clty Motor MAXWELL A Benn and ac wnd Hartford Ave A. M. Paousssa wiade wmotor C. A Bence t Motor Sules, 250 Arcl ars. Gos the new i vica A G. Hawker, & A e T'e Bmith Motor Sales, 100 Wer Phone fined 8ix Main 8 “TAmerica’s —and trucks, Kennet . Searls & Co., Sales and Service, o Eim and Park Sts. Plone agenta for Gabriel 8n: STUDEBAKER—Bervice and Salesivuin o' 225 Arch Bt. A, & D. Motor Sales Co Ine, Phone 2 WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cars, showroom and service, 127 Cherry Bt. “The Sleeve-Vaive Mator R. C. Rudolph, Phoue 2051-2 Autos and Trucks for Sale 1 ect and’ fust 1ile Down paymen only Hawker, 52 Lim &t Phone $150. A G go0d coriin good paint and 00 down, Terms. 8t. _Phona 3456 SEDAN, Techanically per- in gnod condition throughout with 4 cord tires and spare. Price §360. Te 3 “H At FORD eliape. 8t Ph mechanical A. G, DODGE Food Fimning C. A. Bence, 61 Main 7 door. Mechanicai- ery good. Carh balance on easy terms Plone 2485, Iy perfest, uph sired, $175, Hawker, T LENINGTON IRWFE T BROUGHAM, C. A. Bence, 61 Main Bt r cars Renee, 51 Matn £ car. O 5 good cords good an nder tour STUDEBAKET TEE\I AREANGED THE & P MOT