New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 16

A T KILLS OWN MOTHER IN | DEMONSTRATING PISTOL' BELLINI GUMTY ON BIGAMY EOUNT wors i 10 soor pror IN CAR UNINJURED and An 17-Year-Old New Yorker, Just Back from Vacation, Shoots Her Accidentally hour r Gross, 17 returned to his home at street, afte Joseph Top Marlboro, AR Queens, vacation entally shot his | heart d purchased according to the A Lilllan ars old, died almost in- ip Gross, her husband r of the boy wit- ) with an enting his parents the boy IV atine i anan platol had ught re's nothing in " he ched the trigger, the and was a. loud urt of flame, the mother's and then silence, the scared led father and sis- ing at one another and then | form on the kitchen he there the star mo- at the inert over ot floor Neighbors telephoned for an am- » and the dazed Joseph wan- over the Jamaieca polic tation and to!d his story to Capta He was locked up o: charge of homicide. DENY P ered MeQuee ALSOP GETS BACKING Toharco Growers Give Him Rising EACE TERMS Vote of Confilence at Thelr Meet- Tormer 1 e vtuatio | Spanish Government Insists No Gen- eral Offers Have Teader of Riffs, ing Today. Been Made to % of the associa- Madrid, July 16 (P—Tt is of denied that the Franco-Spanish Morocean conferenec in gession here has offered generous peace terms to of the asso- Abd-El-Krim, the Riffian leader now prob- | warring with French and Spanieh in Morocco, Abd-EI-Krim insists upon greater concess s than the French and Spanish will make. It is also denied that tha conference is considering a new partition of Mo- rocco, but the question of the au- rt near here, told at the cess of the indi- st Fiume Bellini Detober £ members Ars, present the increased and priced Paris, picked went on to Ro of 2 blow to the to- the marked EAT ConmumpLion Eant tonomy of certain regions of Moroc- o has been discussed (Recent reports from Paris said it understond there that Abd-El- Krim would be offered peace terms which were regarced by the French is liberal, Tt was also reported he would be offered autonomy Rift under a Spanish protectorate but that French autharities expected him to refuse the offer.) cerions effect vised said. to means t clgars. done by isanse within the the bigamy hold him in il “Those Fiumé nized in sajd Patterson Capt. Bellini New York lection b wau could of Havana seed to he aption of supply to de- thought this e every problem de ng vote of confidence tto v had p was taken Retween 000 attended the TERRIFIC STORM onting. WAKE FRESH ATTEMPT tish Government Still Trring to | Trees RIoven Down and Other Dam. Brit s 1 e makes ‘ gz,:njust like ' Bring Abont Peace In Its Coal = Reported in Westohester ag p G County, N, Y DMine Crisis, July 18 (P—The Britich has made efforts Bridgeman, first lord to bring the dis kb " - London, 2 1V 16 (Ph— | povernment OWhidon 4 tele- through W. € the “Honeybee§" _ —_ exceptmg mather crispy, you'll recognize a Honeybee at once. And you fresh iolent | of admiralty, swept today miles ept n of togather at a conference table Responding to a letter sent last to Scarborough, Miners' Federation s in session, A. | 7. Cook. secretary of the organiza- tien, and other members of the exe- night where the cutive eommittee will come to Lon- don to diseuss the erisls with the admiralty official, who s acting as mediator Meanwhile the eonrt of inquiry set np by has held a preliminary meeting in Whitehall tn consider questions of procedure t of light can get them urlad them fresh ereryday Loth FOREST FIRES RAGE 2, Mont, July 16 (& angerous forest fires are Pend Forest ser the Kaniksu R'Rielle natiénal ice officlals say the situa- Kootenaf, in and forests tion is the most menacing in vears, fear the heatv wind may drive flames into villages. o v al Creek canyon-near o 4 2 LAY vy day e Jeer 1,000 acres of Hmber rteer fighters report it tem- ¢ cherked CAREFUL OF VENTR YoUR TONS ‘able and thar y of the | puting ccal miners and mine owners STORM STOPS PLAY BELGIAN MISSION Members Metropolitan Golf Champlonship Tournament at Bronxiille {s Post. Debt Funding wim For This Country July 30— Sall B Am- avy storm broke o rain Golf club cou ing postponement of th round in the mety champlonships. Dark clouds hung o when the first pai at 7:35 a, m, sta afternards a hea broke and 20 up their club hov into a netnork Ing for two hours nounced that 16 (F—A Fassador Ts In Charge Brussels, July 16 (A— Belgian | for the purpose of ttlement of Oy negotiatiing a Belgian debt will safl on the The States, o0 | liner July S mpie from Cherhanrg on gathered o the Cartier De Marchienne ta the United the sticks and raced mba or o will head 10 the other members of his party ates, w mission, was s of ave been conferring at length with PremierPoulett, Emile ist leader and Albert Vanderveld the was unp! Jans- liring the last which & mass of weather cond This will to play twa 15 hole r and the final 36 hnles All thoes tomorn n Satur et o e whose seores exceed | commission in W neton GOING ON A VACATION? Be sure and have The Herald sent to you, so that you will be well versed in home affairs. Something may happen while you are away that you should know ahont. When vou receive The Herald it is like re- ceiving a long, long letter from home. The suhscription charge is 18¢ a week— payment in advance. “Probably Saved An Entire Week” Said the local business man wha inserted a Help Wanted Ad in the Classified columns of the Herald. And zelected the salesman he wanted from the number of applicants who answered his ad the very next day. As a solution to YOUR problem, why not put ‘those same (lassified Ads to work for you now? It's easy! Just call 925 and ask for an Ad- Taker, Herald Classified Service A will go to Washington | bt (nn1yv\z‘ SERVICE Below 18 a list of the Standard Headings in | every day use on the I Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement. to Phone Your Ad To Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper 1R NT CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS L—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENT® 3-DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4=FUNERAL DIRE 5—LOST AND FOUND §—PERSONALS 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTUMUBILES §~AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 3—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR BALB 10~AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 12=~AUTOMOBILES WANTED— 13=-AUTOS—TAX] BERVICE GARAGES TO LET MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES fOTORCY'LS-BICYC-LS WANTEL OR8 —SERVICE STATIONS REPAIRING BUSINESN SERVICE \8—BARBERS HAIRD'S, MASSEUSS | 19=BUILDING AND CONTRACT ‘:o—fl )i | | | NESS SERVICE RENDERED 21—DENTISTS 22—-DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY 23=DYEING & CLEANING —INSURANCE—ALL KINDS —LAWYERS-PATENT ATTORNETS §—MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGB —PAINTING, PAPER HANGING G, HEAT'G, METAL WE | 29-PRESSING AND TAILORING |30=PRINT'G, JOEB'G, STATIONERY | 1—PROFESSIONAL BERVICES | 32—REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING | 33—=WANTED TO RENDER SERVICEE EDUCATIONAL U—CORRESPUNUENCE COURBES J5=DANCING TEACHEKS 38=INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL 37—LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTOR® 48—WANTED—INSTRUCTORE EMPLOYMENT [39—EMPLOYN 40—HELP—AGE 41—HELP—MEN WANT. 43—HELP—WOMEN WANTED 43—HELP—MEN OR WOMEN | 44—SITUATIONS WANTED—MEN 45—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMUMN FINANCIAL 46— BUSINESS OPPORTUN 47—INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDE N s 43—MONEY LOANED 49—WANTED—TO BORROW LIVE STUCK $0—CATTLE AND SWINB 51—DOGS, CATS, PETS §2—EGGS, POULTRY SUPPLIES 53—HORSES, VEHICLES | 54—WANTED—LIVE STOCK MEKCHANDISE §5—ARTICLES FOR BALE | 56—BUILDING MATERIALS & OFFICE EQUIP 8—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCIE AND FUEL RTILIZERS, SEELS, PLANTE 62—GOOD THINGS TG EAT 63—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 66—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS | 63 B—RADIO | 67=WATCHES, DIAMONLS, JEWELI) 68—WANTED—ARTICLES TO BU REAL ESTATE FOR RKNT | $5—APARTMENTS & TENEM —BUSINESS PLACES FOR REN1 71—DESK ROOM AND OFFICES 4 S FOR RENT —HOUSES FOR RENT 74—SUBURBAN FOR RENT —VACATION PLACES FOR REN1 17—WANTED—TO RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALK GENTS—REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS $0—BLDG, & BUSINESS PROP | 81—BUI.DING LOTS FOR SALB | 82—FARMB FOR BALB | 83—HOUSES FOR BALE 34—SHORE PLACES FOR SALB | 835=SUBURBAN FOR SALE | 88—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | $7—REAL ESTATE—WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HUTELS $8—HOTELS S FOR RENT )MS AND BO. OMS FOR HOU " $1-WHERE TO DINB THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Refereuce. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid iine 10 I I a1 W .3 line 2 days ....0 line $1.80 3180 { Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count § words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum 8pace, 3 linea. Mintmum Book Charge, 35 cents No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Classitiod Page on Same Day. But. 10 6 day the Teiepi of custo 1 ‘Want Ad" Operator. nvenie Atk tor a * —_— e Agnes T1oyd Quackenboss vs, Cleon Quackenboss Supertor Court, State of Connactis ounty of Hartford, the 6th day 1925 [of Jnly ORDLER OF NOTICF at Hartford in e first Tuesday of laiming a divorce, me, it appearing to g found hy the subscribing Upon in cause brought to satd Court said County, on t ant is unknown to | piaintifr. ORDERED, that notice of the in- | stitution and pendency of =aid com- plaint shall be given the defendant by publishing this in New Britain Horald newspaper pib- lished in New Britzin once a waek, | for tnvo suecessive week: order a . commene- an or hefore August 1, 1225 | G H GLOVER CAMPRELL, Assistant Clark of satd Court, Alstricr of tord and ate of ¢ Iy A. D, Present, Rernard ¥ ot Rua Gattne Tudge. late of Aeseased Estata | | New | rpon | of eatd Neor {5 tha Iasy 11 dereasad may bred at the probate oftice; in on the 17th at 2 oeln the ng time, and that en of tha pendenry of eaid ation” and the time and_ placs ot pubifshing this order notice he g A Heating. ihieraon b whereabouts of | the | l ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Burlal Lots, Monunients - ¥ - BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete wteel wetically seal: wood or distek Co. Kensington iente of all sizer A0 descriptions. Carviog and fetfér cutting Lour_spectakty. w Leave your orde nyw G 1165 Btan- are wmaking GUT FLOWERS—potted plant varioty, Specializing on _fuueral work, son's Greenhouss, 617 Charchi "8t BT e oras for $2.00 each, 380, Coms and | AUTOMOTIVE | Service, Brine South Mamn 8t TR ®0n Motor Phone 870, Sales, 171 ice 123 Arcd 8t. Phone CADILLAC CARE—Sales dné Bervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Convern " West Maln, corner Lincoln wtreeta. CHEVRULET MOTOR CARS—Sales | eervice. Buperfor Aute GCompany | _Arch 8t. Phona 211 1 TEE—{ and 6. 5™ and | weervice, nett Motor Salen 250 Aiib St.Phone 2952, | OODGE_ BROTHERS—8ales 8. & F. Motor Bales Cor coiner Frankiin {FORD CARS TRUCKS—Fords tractor. Sules and service. Gen parts and accessosies. Automout)ve Eales | _& Service Co., 200 E. Main. Phwne 2701, HUPMOBILE Saled _and rerviem { 5 Statfon, Hartford Ayva..cor. Pac ana 176 LEXINGTON—Gakiand grade motor cars. C. A. Bence, 51 Main Bt AND und GHAY a 0 , Sales and Service. llardware Ulv_flu(’)l C 6 Elni 5t Phoune NASH—motor Bes the new ales and Bervica A. G Hawker. Im_atreet. OLDFMOBILE HOTOR GA e Te. fined ix.* Smith Motar Sales, 100 West Main St. Phone 2900, REO MOTOR CARB—and trucka, M. Searle & Co.. Sale aud Service, cor, Elm and Park Sts Phone 2110. Loeat azents for Gabriel Snubbers. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLANDS - motor cara, &howioo! and eervice, 127 Cherry St. “The Sieeve-Valte Aotor." R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051.3. e e Benneth {Mine Workers’ Union | Leader Arvested Wellzshn W. Va., July 16 (A — burg local of the United Mine Workers, was arrested today charged with conspiracy to dynamite the Gil- christ mine of the West Virgini GO 7 e G e at 1ding in the e Pittsburgh Ceal union oparation sticks of dynamit tached in buildin | property the mine is also 1pe of . who is be vesterday police | with the alleged plat CLATM 16 (A Cruz imonnting 140.650) for ing the American This item in Mexican rlaims against the U'nited States BRITISH FILE Mexico City, July Vera claim $ The Rritish-owned Co. has filed a £29.000 (about suffered accupation of | | | | o | dam |ages will be included the | N | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | The following realty have been recorded: Morris {and Edward Dunn to [ Flvnn, 715 East street transfers Myer Michael ~J Adolph Pa |sur to Thomas 1. Cabelus, 50 Rudolph ¥. Horvath to Kowalawski, East |street street; Mary A to Congregation Ine | Tephereth Tsrael Winter strect, HOW ARE You PROCRASTINATING | Pearl Dooley, prosident of the Wells- | in connection | Terminal | ¥ nell | rank | | ¥ POR SEDAN —Tu 105, Paige-lewett ( Fast Pim Maln FORD, 1974 Trader sedan Wil can 16 for open car | "ORD RoADSTE shape. Price $15. Plone 2215, Wi good running C. A. Bence, 61 Main | il 1 {OVERLAND SF 1 coupe. 1924 Ov land ¢ 19261 touring, Overl; Cherry el 19 &t MANY OTHERS FEOM §1 _THF. ATTO 20 MAS BACK HER <EAD / /[ YES, SUES i THE LIRRARY ) — Beneficial Loan é\VAL SAML, DIDJA AISS ME MUCH? = Pa Spfil\'(-‘ Out of His Turn j(’ You SAID \H ) > 1T Susie!l )| TH' PLACE | yoU AIN'T GOT Ao , IDEA HOW QUIET WAS WITHOUTCHAI esenger sedan ROAMER— sdan in exs Ford sedan TIME PATMEN OPEN EVENINGS BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO. 250 ARCH §T TEL READ THE HBERALD CLASSIFILD ADS FUR RISULLS