New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 14

MACHINE GUNS IN PEKING ARE READY (Continued from First Page) Disarming Continnes Canton, June 15 (#» the Yunnanese in the ceeding. T ess troops Canton by th belleved to be city pending tieme opposing Disarming of clty still is pro- lowers the de recent flaeing to Hong Ko ing was held ves with the Sha { & British Send Reply. Peking, J ) legation has sent a ler Chineae note of shooting of week dur ish concession in Har The reply decla pression that the wers disregarded completely eontrary the British w thelr lives against a r invading their settlement ing already killed Japanese. Refusing to adr at sponsibility rests on the Briti thorities, the warning agalnst British agitati checked and asks that measures he taken to ch ftation. The note eonclu prassion of hope that elgn office will ser of a ng an attack on mit th city, othe! erne “hes do not state the outcome | t students, coolles r disorderly elements were in minated in a rush up- ttlement. While the is attack, the assumption s that was stopped by the British volun-| er cc o Tsin, June 15 (P—The Brit- | late general continued to- | 1ay to be guarded by special troops of C Tien consu hang var lord into the after 2 ted des counc as a part rangements authorities and the British munici- pal onsulate Guarded Tso-lin, the Manchurlan These troops were brought British concession 000 students had con- monstrations in the native the Chinese made by il to prevent possible trou- siving a correct version of the incl-ipe yn the concession. dent and thus dispel the atmosphere of prejudice which it created by exaggerated and clous storles. Rush British Section. Ot Baturday's rioting at A Hankow, {the Chinese rioters who participated the attack on cession nother Rioter Dies June 15 (A—Another of the British con- ere Saturday has died of his wounds bringing the death roll to nine. Court f Probat , within and in Btate of Connec June, A. D. 19 Present, Rernard Estate of 8 lsahel in said district decea tion of B, C. Porter &on Britaln, representing that it 18 a c ng that Letters of Administra- be granted on sald estate, s per application on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED — that sald application he heard and determined Probate ©Ofce in New Britain district, on the 20th day of Ju Hh ofelock in the fo be given of the p natplace ot hsa \is order in some New Brit- PLENTY ‘D INSTALLS HOFFMAN NO. 30 GAS WATER HEATER The situation is quiet, but defense are stamding by. 10 violent demonstra- | vester- | of the special ar- | ;“'_ saying that, pending the central gov- General Liu Chu-Lung, whose | | by machine gun fire. are experiencing difficulty in load- | ing. The Chinese authorities, warned by the municipal council, accepted | responsibility for restoration of or- | der, but no action was taken for two hours, during which time the mobl had full sway in the city, wrecking the British and Japanese consulates and burning the buildings of Brit-| ish and Japanese concerns. The serious wounding of ine Jap- | anese is the only reported casualty among the foreigners. The British | gunboat Gnat is steaming down river from Hankow. At the latter. city Chinese troops are guarding the forelgn conces- sions to prevent recurrence of last week's ‘incident. when the British settlement was attacked by a mob which was only turned back affer eight of the rioters had been killed Electrical Barricades, With the coolies and students still in an ugly mood, incited by ‘wild | stories of foreign atrocities, the for- | | eign authorities in Hankow are| takng every precaution, and wire | barricades, charged with electricity, Hupeh soldiers have arrived to re- | guard. has proclamations inforce the concession issued hand-written the be of must investigation quiet ernment’s hanghal maintained. |turbances continue, he adds, the re- |sult will be a repetitfon of the Box- |er trouble, and (*NEH troops will affair, | be landed. 600 Persons Menaced Shanghal, June (#—Following outbreaks at Kiukiang, the British "'mw jon was invaded, the British and Japanese congulates attacked, other buildings, including the branch nk of Taiwan were looted and burned by striking mobs.. Messages | {received here today said six hundred | persons residing at the famous mis slonary at Moi t Kuling, overlook ing Kiukiang, were menaced. The mission bodies have made |the necessity ot dispatchcing 1r- ft of : fiicicat strexgth to send |1anding ~ arties 4o gu-rd thererioval lof the Kuling vooulati*n | Kiuklang, the gateway | The missionary settiement depends upon Kiukiang fer all supplies ind communication | Two American patched from destroyers Hankow have pounde, The foreign settlements in Tientsin and Shanghal are also virtually n strung about the com- | armed camps, and there has been a 1f the anti-foreign dis- | determined effort to prevent the pub- lication of foreign newspapers in the | latter city. A note of moderation is sounded from Peking, where the one-day | strike and demonstration planned by | | | | | | \ the students was abandoned. Cooler heads among the student body were fearful of the radical minority get- ting out of hand and turning what was planned as a peaceful manifes- tation into one of volence. Fear is expressed in Canton dis- patches that the occupation of that clty by the Kwangtung and Canton- ese forces, remnants of the late Sun Yat-8en army, will be followed by anti-foreign excesses. Street orators are delivering fiery spseches and : cruelties are being inflicted upon lHe | defeated Yunnanese, representations to the consulates of | war | tarcugh | to Kuling. | | Guy als- | for | | Kiukiang have arrived suppliment- | |ing & Japanese gunb .t now there {" The situation at Changhal is o |ehanged. Forty-five British and | Japanese vessels are tied here on ac- count of the strike of Chinese sea- men. Telegrams received from Hong Kong report that dock strikes have spread to that port. THE POTTERS City Items A daughter, Shirley Ruth, was born at the New Britaln General hospital on June 13 to Mr. and Mrs. | L. A. Darling .ot 5 Belden| street, i A son was born today to Mr. and | Mrs. Charles Geldraitis of Staney | street, Laurel Court Sewing soclety will | meet Tuesday from 10 to 4:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Louise Sackett of 63 Lineoln street. | Camp Clara, R. N. of A, will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8§ o'clock at 8t. Jean's hall. ' FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY C.J.LEROUX 174 ARCH STREET Tel. 304 TH'ONLY CooL | 1IN TR HOUSE, AND | ASHUR |13 GCY WIS GANG N THERE, TLL TRY THE PCRCH! ‘I | ROOM POLLY AND HER PALS [ OH,WHAT A ROTTEN HAND| (wuos BLav | 18 ITe | en's Benevolent |torts will |whip the nine into ehape for the SHA-A- - MO YETF Wer & COUD SfE h McA resting com. fortably at the New Britain General hospital. Miss Pplly M. Brodzlk of 384 Orange street and Miss Helen C.| Golon of Berlin left yesterday morn- | ing to attend the commencement | exerclses at the University of Bos- ton where Lawrence J. Golon of Berlin is receiving the degree of| law, The officers of the Catholic Wom Legion will leave | the center on the 7:35 o'clock bus for Meriden tomorrow evening to attend a banquet to be given by the | Meriden branch. The regular meel- | | ing will be held Wednesday instead of Tuesday and will be followed by i |a soctal, The South Congregational church baseball team will hold its first practice at Walnut Hill park this evening. A good-sized squad is out tor the team and concentrated ef- be made this week to opening game of the church league next Tuesday evening. The regular meeting of the Daughters of Isabella has been post- | poned from tonight to next Monday night. The officers will initiate a | class of candidate in Waterbury to- night. for an important an- nouncement by Stude- baker in paper on next. 225 Arch St. A DOW WAL, THERE'S STILL THE BACK PORCH | It will iriterest everyone who owns or expects to own an automobile. A &D Motor Car Co. A B atT75 ! :y=PLUMBING, "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 l—BURIAL LO’]‘!. MONUMENTS 2~DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4=FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOST AND YOUND —PERBONALS 7—BTORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES I—AUTO AN TRUCK AGENCIBB :ums AND TRUCKS FOR BALE \n— UTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES H—ADTOMOBILLI WANTED— 13—AUTOS—TAXI SBERVICE 14=GARAGES TO LET 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 16—~MOTORCY'LS-BICYC-L8 WANTED 17—BERVICE STATIONS REPAIRING BUSINESS SERVICE 183—BARBERS HAIRD'S, MASSEUBB 19=EBUILDING AND CONTRACT —BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED ~DENTISTS 23~DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY HEAT'G,’ METAL WE | :u—PRESSING AND TAILORING 30—PRINT'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY $1—~PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 32—REPATRING & PIANC TUNING John Franklin Browne is 75 but he has just been given the degree of Bachelor of Arts by Salem col- lege, Salem, W. Va. [ifty years ago left home at Madison, Wis, to enter college but a series of misfor- tunes prevented. Now that he has it, he's going to do post graduate work, thensteach. he 5 6 this news- Thursday 53 Tel. 260 55— ARTICL| §6—~BUILDI 57—BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIP §8FARM AND L 18=AG 70—ALLT(0\P RS 80—BLDG. & BUSINESS PROP $1—BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 82—FA 33—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES EDUCATIONAL 34—CORREBPONDENCE COURSES i5=DANCING TEACHERS 36—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL 37—LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORE $8=WANTED—INSTRUCTORS EMPLOYMENT 39—EMPLOYMENT AGBNCIES 10—~HELP—AGENTS WANTED 41—HELP—MEN WANTED HEL ELP—ME ITUATIO! P—WOMEN WANTED OR WOMEN WANTED—MEN ‘ 45—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN FINANCIAL | 4s—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | 47—INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BOND& ‘05—\ION£Y LOANED 49— WANTED—TO BORROW LIVE STOCK 50—CATTLE AND EWINB 51—DOGS, CATS, PETS+ EGGB, POULTRY SUPPLIES HORSES, VEHICLES 5 #4—WANTED—LIVE 8TOCK MERCHANDISE FOR BALE 5 MATERTALS IRY PRODUCTS D AND FUEL TILIZERS, SEELS, PLA OTWEAR AND CLOTHING —(.oou THINGS TO EAT | 63—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES | 64—MACHINERY, ELEC., & TOOLS |65—MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES 66—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT8 81 B—RADIO 7—WATCHES, DIAMONUS, JEWELRY 58—WANTEL—ARTICLES TO BUY REAL ESTATE FUR RENT 65—APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS ESS_PLACES FOR RENI ROOM AND OFFICES T UBURBAN FOR RENT ACATION: PLACES FOR RENT ~WANTED—TO RENT RFAL ESTATE FUR SALE rru_ ESTATE M8 FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALB 84—SHORE PLACES FOR BALE 85—SUBURBAN FOR SALE 8§—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE §7—REAL ESTATE—WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 83—HOTELS §8—ROOMS FOR RENT 90—ROOMS AND BOARD 91—ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING WANTED—BOARD OR LOUGING 92—WHERE TO DINB | |SUFFERERS OF x THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alvh‘blllully Arranged For Quick Ready Reference. LlNlu RATES FO! CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 10 0 days duye days days dass daye 1. [} rly Ordet R-u- Upon Application. Count 6§ words to & line 14 lines to an fnch, Minimum ‘8pace, 3 linea, Minimum Book cnnn. 36 centas, No Ad Accepted After L for Classified Page on Sam uu‘ Buts 10 A M Ads op! for convenie 926, Ask for & d Over the Telephone ¢ customers. ~ Call Want Ad" Operator. ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 BURIAL VAULT8—Concrete stesl reln. forced; preot, hermetically seal: o4, will outiast either wood or metal Do not require lota. Reasonably priced. N, B. Vault Co. Kensington. Tel. 647-15 NEW BRITAIN—Mounmental Works, 183 Oak 6t. Monuments of all slzes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting .our_specialty. Florist £} GARNATIONS=Bpecial at 60c. per dozen. We are waking wedding bouquets and tuneinl designs. Leave your order now, Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1183 Stan- ley Bt. Phone 2388-1 GUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing on_funeral work. 617 Church 8t. —%1 a dos, Very fine s Greenhouss, 218 RICE CARNATION flowers. Bandall . Main £t Sunday, containing sum of money; fiinder call 3145R. or 9 Gris- wold Bt. Reward, DEPONIT Book No. 63513 Britain favings Bank, Kindly return to_bank FUR NECKPIECE—found 1 Outiet Mii- linery Store. Owner may have same by {dentifying TAN hox pocketbook, cense, mone lost, Finder confaining_auto 1I- Return to F. RILL, Tnst, Ennday morning on Lincoln & Finder please return to . 2nd floor or call 3057-3. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Trock 'm CH—Bales AGd Bervice, “Hrie son_ Motor Balea, 113 outn Matn * Phone 8§10, Bl Capitol Bulck Co. 193 l"l It. Phone ST Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, corper Lincoln etreets. CHEVRULET M/ Saies and service. Buperior A-u Company, 17¢ Arch Bt. Phons IODGE _ BR sgrvice. ¥. Motor Sales Ouru‘ I“ ‘Blm 8t corner Frankiin. Phone 731, e e FORD CAR! AND ' TRUCKS~+Fordson and service, Genu ncoamorien AULOmotiVe BaIes & Bervice Co., 200 B. Main. Phone 2701 AUPMOBILE CARB—Bales and service, City Service Btation, Hartford Ave. cor, Stanley 5t A, M. Paonessa. CBXINGTON—Oakiand and Gray. High .r-d. motor c Sales and service, . Bence, 61 Main Bt. Phone 2216, LEXINGTQN, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars, Bales and Bervice. Hardware, Clty Motor Co, 6 Elm St. Phone 2734, MAXWELL AND CHRYSBLER—8aies and survice. ett Motor Galea 360 Arch Bt._Phone 2952, NASH—motor cark, @ the new iine. Bales and Service A G. Hawker, 68 Elm_street. GLDEMOBILE MOTOR CARS—'The Res fined Bz 8mith Motor Bales, 100 West Maln 8t. Phone 2800, PACKARD—Hudson, Besex, Amert leading car values. See the new coach- es. The Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 13) Arch Bt. Phone 2108, REQ MOTOR CARB— M. Bearle & Co. Sales aud Sarvice, cor. Eim and Park Sts. Phone 2110, Local agents for Gabriel Enubbers. STUDEBAKER—Bervice and 8alesivom at 226 Arch 8t. A. & D. Motor Sales Co. inc. _Phone 360, WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— motor cars, showroom and service, 327 Cherry St." “The .Glesve-Vaive Motor. 20 Ruddioh Shcke ML v Autos and Trucks for Sale L] CHEVROLET, 430 Touring, 1937 A- cheap. Tel. 1995 or call L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch 8t DODGE—Busines coupe, 1923, b good cords fine leather upholstery, good: paint and mechanically perfect, $200 down. Terms. _A. G, Hawker, 63 Eim ' Bt. Phone 2458, DODGE, 1924—tour., demonstrator, bump- #pare tire, etc. First ‘payment, § Roberts Garage, Plainville, Tel, 12 DODGE TOURING, 1933—automatic wiper combination stop light, shock absorbers, cord tires. Price reamonabls. Demon- stration, 20 Hawley 8t. . DODGE COUPE—Must be #0ld at_once, xcellent mechanicgl condition, cord tires, $275, sy terms arranged, M. Relnlioldt, 159 ‘Kelsey Bt or T Trucks. Xenneth HEART TROUBLE— dropsy, high blood pres- I will gladly tell you, rge, how my dear mother was cured, without drugs and her life saved. This, 1 feel, s my duty to bumanity. Address, Mrs. A. Bpence, Box 1346, New Haven, Conn. Store Announcements §00d For FOR SALE—Ford speedster, 1919, condition. Five tires. Frice 350, demoustration call. 653-12. FORD OADSTER—n good runnibg shajw Price $76, C. A. Bence, 61 Main 8t AL touring, A Iition, 10, 10 . paint, Kenneth (T tires, Bearle. camera free. Bring us_vour devalop and get a camera free, Studio films to Arcade OUNTEEDAN—S sood tires, st overhauled, front and rear. pass, 1923 b upholstery like new, new paint, bumper Tme payments and DIPLOMAR frames Arcade Studio. for only City Items adv. A meeting of Rev. | branch, A. 0. H., will emplified —advt, \ P ——— THE Fldellty Finance Corporation New HBritain, Conn. Dividend No. 7 The Board of Directors of The Fidelity Finance Corporation have declared the regular quarterly dividend of two per cent (20) on the Preferred Capital Stock and a dividend of two per cent 29) on the Common Capital Stock of this Corporation payable June 15, to stockholders of rec- ord at the ,close of business May 29, 1925 C. H. MAXON, Treasurer, MR.POTTER, YU ) ARE GOING ON A LONG LONG JOURNEY ’)/g BY CLIFF STERRETT one_dollar. Victrolas and planos at Morans'.— W. A. Harty be held to- morrow evening in Judd's hall and the degrees of the order will be ex- Gulbransen player planos at Morans' trades considered. Bt. Phone 2215, GAKLAND tourlng, 1323, almost new, Al condition; price reasonable. Call 429-14 after § p. m. OVERLAND BEDAN, 1025—1935 Overiand’ coupe, 1924 Overland touring, 1923 Over- land touring,” 1822 Overland touring. Rflufidolpn'l Garage, 127 Cherry St. Tel. 2051-2, REO—touring car, 1920, in wonderful shape. at once, 2110, C. A. Bence, 51 Main cord tires, paint Bargain if ‘taken Kenreth M. Searle. Plone ToZi—coupe, only run B0 mn», " Kenneth M. Searle. Phons 2110, REO—{ourlng car, 1920, good tires, good paint, Must bs scen to be appreciated. Price $475. . Kenneth M. Searle. Tel. 2116, STUDEBAKER—touring car in good. run- Price $100. C. A..Bence Phons * 2215, RENEWED CARS Reconditioned and attractively priced. Terms can be arranged, Trades considered, 1 touring, new paint 1924 A " sedan, mew paint. 1923 Nash “4” sport 1923 Ford tourings (2). 1922 Ford touring. Tord tudor. Cadillac touring car. 1974 1016 A. G. HAWKER §2 ELM BT, PHONE 2436 USED CARS 1924 Cleveland Maxwell 4 p Halnes sedan Anderson sedan. Ford sedan. Ford coupe Spe. six Studebaker touring, TIME PATMENTS OPEN EVENINGS BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO 250 ARCH ST. TEL. TEN DAY USED CAR SALE Tat paym't big € coupe, 4 pass. § l' big 6 coupe. 4 pass. 428 touring. 1924 spec. 6 (left over) 1913, touring, 4 cyl 1019, touring. § pass. sedan, § paes. edan. Studebaker, 19 Studebaker, 13 Jewstt, Studebaker, Bulck, Hudson Bufck, 1 Anderson. ,,nn 340 $140 350 125 Time paymients on all these cars can be arianged. See them during this sale. A. & D. MOTOR BALES CO 225 ARCH ST. USED CARS 1920 Lort, good shape. 1920 Big 6 Studebaker tour, 7 pass. No reasonable offer refused. J. B. MORAN GARAGE, 3% CHURCH &T. Open Evening —_— e BETTER USED CARB Coupe (low mileage) $43% Tudor, $500. Tourings. $200 to $300, Tourlnga $138 to 8178, RUNABOUTS AND TOURINGS ALL YEARS ALL PRICES Oldsmobile touring tn beautiful eone dition, $350, B ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 23 MAIN ST. TEL 1813 POPULAR FORL LEALERA