New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 22

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925. (ARRIELIEORENY e ot ) B erven e Dl Ships Are Made Into Docks AT YOUR qu‘%h}i%t—‘) ‘ v POLITIGAL FORUME: 255 s EREAMETE) g gl | SERVICE v, iy < and Ready Reference | LINE RATES FOR | \ | : Mrs, Charles House of Stanley 21 Below 15 a lhst of the CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS | Cur ) street 1s spending her \acation al mati rence Redins { th nd edl- (o Beach i ' 1 Standard Headings in s CHargeiRtIang International Conference Begins' o\, s e maen C T SR g , _ o _ W at Willhlllfllh\‘m its sco nstitute | the Burritt hotel has gone to Law. R Y B ) Classified Page. Note the B ot f LI EHE G i . easy-to-read alphabetical 15 Intives o 3 el e ¢ R . arrangement. .50 Willamstown, ¢ 18 Dugald MeMillan has returned ; Ak ;s arly” Order Rates Upon Application (A—"The objart ' \ | 1 8 « om a two wecks' trip to St. John's Y \ \ Count 6 worde to s line ) ! ! \ = . ", 14 I to av inch, of polltics ia R ¢reed to found )| Newfoundland and Hallfax, Nova i f ’ Phone Your Ad To Minimum 8pace. 3 iinek (e BarriA Gar 1ot W es institutes for | geotia. il g e , { Mintmum Book Cliarge, 35 centa College r t to afla a 5 i B . o5 $r No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. far FOURECEAL ¥ e : A 5 & Miss Margaret £ Mitchell, dangh- & e 4 A . Classified Page on Same Day. 8ut. 10 formally oper P . > the | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederlc B, 4 G g X g 4 '“A‘;' 5 {o3 LN o v of i g ) n Accepted Over the Telephone ; 4 R delegates return- | Mitchell of Hartord, formerly ol 7 e I : for conventence of customierh CAI Briteh ew »:n i “.‘ Aarm i ru oans ¥ : : o 3 ¥ 1 ; 928, Ask for s “Want Ad" Operator. ,.}M,,,‘;y |«1r'7”-m.‘.nr 4 ' y = _ Closing time for insertion peak Mrs. Mildred Cosgrove of Faat " e = ? ks 1 b in same day's paper t issuiciting her aunt, Mrs. Mheloiaine shobiefun o e D 0 oy tia i T fa0t atiaps| Beatlo (Ciad af eat New Yoric, Niid i - SR G oI T vk 1P l ANNOUNCEMENTS | ‘ T ) Syl N P o Eni %oy B R B ) "LASSIFICATION HEADINGS e Rt Rt a . ; ¢ ) ! n»;:» :g‘r‘z\‘ Ik:;lEl::;':;::fl\": o v i vk A CLASSIFICAT Burial Lots, Mouuments 1 of tha pionee worlds,” D, Garfield t iprocal rela- atitution re I t ght hiel ; sl | Mre W. & Wightman ot Elm Hill (By Pacific & Atlantis) BURIAL VAULTS8~Concrete steel reln- o % ftorced; water preof, bermetically eeal- mer has urned home after a six These ships of vesteryear, the Buguya, Commack and Basaam, beached at Brooklyn, N. Y., are to be ANNOUNCEMENTS ed, will outlast either wood or metal. months' stay in Tampa. Florida. She converted into docks for the ships of tomorr The Basaam, on left, already has been sold and its RIAL LC18S, MONUMENTS Ir-l:al“n:t r;qut!-'l !;u';‘e!n éou &zoulon-bly ‘ " will return to Florida on September timbers will soon be shaped into a pier. ATH Dol 647416, SHIBREOnE R SNSI0FIPNS o, ; ; b ; o rRnCe S 5; 8 and tomithemicniu]lLmske her 1 R TOR NEW BRITATN—Mounmenial Worke, 113 progressed 3 i A residence there ND FOUND Oak St Monuments of all sizet and places erect new 2 s L L §—PERSONALS descriptions. Carving and letter cutting tlons on the ruins at | while t N ries wers stf]) | S = 7_STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS .our_specialty. they have almost lost sight ome | fres: T last volume appeared fn | 5 AUTOMUBILES Death Notices of the things which at ! 2 sald it was now proposed | | $—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES MENMORTAM—Tn sad and joving m of the journey seemed fundams ne a ual survey of inter- 8—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALR ot mvl Ilvus'lmw James R They have lost &n f the c for every subsequent || 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE who departed this lite, July 26, 12 which fn the heginning A i Eeint 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES | Some miay think that T forget so \ Sl SO SAITIEVEtor 1ne AUTOMOBILES WANTED— When at times they faces toward the ¢ ¢ wou e publ before the | SERVICB But they little knov Bamson, blind in prison | renewal of spirit that their vital powe vear e pla ¢ the TO LE 3ritieh | b o apncn{. ’n' — | OTORC AND BICTCLES 3ritieh institute was to map out the — = 0 §-BICYC-LS WANTE! forces may once more flow &trong {whole field of international affal E SIATIONS REPAIRING and unimpeded. In ths midst of = ehaos of things, west Speclalizing on funeral work. e Greenliouse, 617 CI needs enlightenment, ¢ i 1Aes) in! Parls’ A Curtis| HAIRD'S, MASSEUBH west can stand alone - San taleatanilan 7e E ANLY CONIREAST) Funeral designs. § may save the world, utilizir b n, “was establish at Lon- ) up. We delivar to all parts of the o strangth and eastern visono |d0n in the center of our common- ls Om I Fiower Garden Greenhouss, 1163 B T . it / A telephone exchange | | L 3, ¢ 233 ldlor:xd'"::::‘::n; N”m',h,' M‘":;“ rough which all kinds of people NCE—ALL KINDB 31 a doz, Vers fins pENASuE CON P Dlech: le nternationa rs | RS-PATENT ATTORNETS liew Greenhours, 213 enlightenment, therefore the i il incnaons, arals CKING, BAGGAGB 2 stitute of politics seeke to bring to- '] GonYAl gaachll NTING, P, HANGING " F = ather (ol (hisflacs thiose whiah her. forwvard to a time 4 G, 5. METAL WE Lost and Found s 5ev1{xg In the vision, seak fo taders | When all the leading nations of the B G AND TAILOKING ATREDALE—(male), found Call at 139 TN fesRplopundary : Rl Terys » JOBB'G, STATIONERY stand one another, and if possiple |¥Or!d will have ““‘["‘1‘ d ‘h'!“‘-“ 1 ahonf every M| 5 — PROFESSIONAL SERVICES L DOG T on Booth to trace to their beginnings those | With national telephone exchanges.” 3 " REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING | ! Booth §¢ experiences and influences that have Whenever that happens it will thll’lg‘ modem. N ENDER SERVICES TR T T R s T greated present conditions then be po; for us to lay down . EDUCATIONAL e o L Object of Institute, Ines to conn e varjous national x SRS =g ] PONDENCE CCURBES advise whera [ may larate el otiest (o7 tne ixiitute ia | Tatii G Bl 1 (0 S All you need to do is turn a few illustrated pages | ZEANCING “REACHERS Adstim sl s Bumanistle, 1t is also vital,” the|Dple who are influenging public opin- | 38—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL | _Main St. Hartford, Conn epeaker £aid. “I'nless men meet on i 1 & 1 7 ' - - YSTRI) I i Eni (s cortais e Ghr and run your eye over entertaining reading. You glean |TieA & TR AariCroRe o & common ground to discuss differ-|cotact and more intimate knowledge ! all the facts you must cope with daily. How to dress ; ENPLOYNENT v NI el oate ences in order that common pur-|of each other. We have no policy e AEeli b o 5 " 1 | » ¢ Bisa may bs Alscovered, there 18 na|in international aftairs but this, that correctly, furnish your home, preparve and serve food, B hope of peace in the world, We have | all men with, policles should seek discovered that many things former- | (uller knowledge and hestow greater maintain health, recognize the best in music, literature, o N WaNT ' AUTOMOTIVE ] e i ablofeeiteeoChbionent o R doub et Uy ey art; enjoy ingenuities that make life easy and pleasant. ‘ TONS WAN R TR war can be avolded by open and in- | have S e h Auto ana Tr:lck Awm.u . eeiialos n official | . he public. And this : : ; " oo Aotor Satea, 172 South Miain 6L R D e sl i Intimate news in advertisements touch every [ p——— ity “Conferences like this and the| many others that ) [ this month, For that rea- modern phase. Their friendly chats interest, assist. As B\ “soxey roanep KRN OROR NG sl ics) 2607, son I am heartily grateful to Presi- . e - ’ . i : in this country and through [ o et sharer in modern comforts, you can’t afford to miss LIVE 8TUCK CADILLIC CARS—&alee —aud Berice world are assemblies precedent 1ol i iei, he members of nd- o G 5 nrav whyv 50—CATY ND SWINB . b ) ncern.Y, Y R et o) S e s g G them. Since you huy anyway, why not buy the best? ] D _WWest M. comer Liacoln mreeie and beca they are unofficial, be B i «M POULTRY SUPPLIES VROLET MOTOR CARS—gaies end cause they do not attempt to frame {s) VEHICLES 3 Sglner(orn:um Company, 176 programs or adopt resolutior | EEARGENTSEAINTINGS SOLD, You'll find advertisements a generous help. They I G : e = come to them without fear | July 24 (A—High prices 2 g R NIt R—4 and 6. Eales and ) g gy it et e B | ) esrvice, Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch it s e Al B ) at thie opening ot an are authorities ahout everything that touches your daily -5 VOR BALE 8. Phone 3952 : countries and from tV vir 10 paintings by John ]f o LDING MATERIALE DODGE_BROTHERB—Bales and servica, SRS B , A O SateentthalAnierican artist 1hiz) M ) 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 165 Elm Btu of our government, w 4 \ g 2 s ; 1 S¥—F. AND DAIRY PRODUCTE corner Frankin. Phone 731, their private capacities, contrib ho died in April in London where . g {into a number of continuing ques- most important ways to th g had lived many s. (0—FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTE Nfrxagmx(.:“éile-“;y‘fa l‘?f’.fi‘s'é‘lfi.'.:‘l o o WAL i You can depend on advertised goods —a 8 || ::—c00D THINGS TO EAT e Easice A0 B L o Phone 2701. —— —HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES e hlic aveaen - i . 3 . . & TOOL HUPMOBILE CARG—Gales and service, A g v el S sound reason for reading advertisements e A" 0f6ke | Sl arice ctaton Harora Aves cor a > 11Va | anley Bt. A. . Paonessa. Clty Advertlsement T . iy - 51 LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray, = High " A of a scene in DIAMONDS, JEWELRY grade motor cars. Bales and service, ¢ . for 1,000 guineas 5¢—WANTED—ARTICLES TO BUY C. A. Bence, f1 Main St. Phone 2215, Constrnetion of a Relnforced Con- ahc )00 Venetian scen i - LEXINGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo: crete Pavement On Myrtle St t that sum. As the || ROAT AR AR N tor Cars, Bales and Service, Hardware From Main St. 1o Grove S i 7 bidding we 8 APARTMENTS fivTuNg&w;!g\?i City Motor Co., 6 Elm §t. Phone 2734. = QNEDURLDIGIONE BB e 4 S | I SS_PLACES F NT NASH—| Bealad ‘bids il S 5 - igher and within th el Dlosrycnh motor cars, Bee the mnew nme. Roard of T c of ten 2 tive painting of ’ Fales and Bervi § 4 || 72—FARMS FOR RENT Al ik 'St ce. A, G. Hawker, §8 Britain, at t 3 canal scene in Venice brought 4,- ||ze—HousEs roR REX r' meua:yts T — City Hall, until 8 Py | ¢ 1t £23.000 | g B||7i-Susur L 5 fined Six.”" Bmith Motor 8al S = DISTRIBUTED DAILY || EoVASATION ELACES EORE=NT | ‘Main 1 ehone 200, e construction of a 7 h rein C'; lt ms ANTED—TO RENT BRO sugzgi{&canss—m-:a.t"rgcé-. ] eancreto pay Jrie s 1y 1tel THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA : p REAL ESTATE FOR BALE Elm and Park Sts. Phone 2110. Local from Main P blanks may be ! TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN B e e L5an’for, Gebrer Brammans roposal bla i be obtain S - Hart R anA T olis s UCTIONEERS w}n’;!{grs'cl\;;‘-:(]:"f rAND gVEm‘.AND; ! £ , Nl o ja0AlCT e SomTan i and epec amed apprats The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An {3 Bor oG LOTS FOR 8oLm Cherry 6t. “The Sleave-Valve Motorr the above off ¢ tate of Spencer Douglass. ! Audited Circulation FOR SALB R. C. Rudolph, Phone 2051-3. The Board of Publie 1 5 JSES FOR 5 T v ey L. Gould of the $3—HOUSES FOR SAL Autos and Trucks for Aol oo | $4=8HORE PLACES FOR SALB — el L rC has bee 85—SUBURBAN FOR SAL! RD—touring car, brand mew, “eniy an David L. Nair of — e D BATATE FOR: EXCHANGD driven 2,000 miles at & good saving to the lowest or mmittes that. thel| BAL ESTATE—WANTED Buser, On monthly payments.” Owner deern it to ¢ eiten) : e et havatae ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS FORD ROADSTER 7 Fesd—Tomaing City of New Brita U : 20ning map as ehape. Price $75. C. A. Bence 61 Main BOARD OF PIF s A §t. Phone 2215. auy | N AND BOARD FORD COUP is only 1S FOR HOUSEKEEPING : NTED—BOARD OR LOUGING §3—WHERE TO DINB : i i s = NASH, 1925—alightly _use aseenger City Advertisements g Wt eSS perves the r bids, or to accept a touring car, advanced six demonstrator, Big discount, J. B. Morans Garage, e e e TR DOTTERS Y J. P. McEVOY |svrtm siviv s sremss L 4 3 s - coupe, 1924 Overland touring, 1923 Over- Secomd Hearing A o I;n: ‘lgungg. XQYZrOE!Y]fihfl touring. t udolph’s Garage, 139 Cherry St. Tel. earing ) ' , ) HERE YOu ARE. } THERE THERE GOES OUR | 2051-2. L \ ) ek ur;FéRF»fAmAegFlég:rEgfl o ALLOW You $500 ON : "JUST A SMALL ] : J jooes T | AceNCY f WELL T R T T it e vl (> THATS GOT'A CAR HE YOUR OLD CAR FOR ONE OF | DO PAYMENT OLIT OF ARST IN- , | COMES To THE WORST, e Notice is ' h Sl o = = & Phone 1919 AGENCY | WANTS TO TRADE N ON QURS, BUT YOU'LL HAVE TO E YOLR INCOME OF LIKE STAMENT /[ T CaN. ALWAYS BE A STUDEBAKER=Dig wi3 190 oaring car, 4 v 1T pass Pri $276. J. B. i ETERE JCIeAT A e RN yo Ry o R Rl RDOFASOTCER e T BUICK USED CAR DEPT. Buick, 1225, demonstrater co 1324, touring, § paes, 1 touring. 1921, touring. CAPITOL BUICK 193 ARCH BT, PHONE 2607 MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE BALE Hudson coach, Hudson. § pass. sedan Hupmobile, 4 pass. coupe Hudson epeedster. Studebaker coups. Ford coupe. Hudson coups, 4 p < AND MANY OTHERS ’ - 7 | e ‘ A[;‘;*]’DID‘Q'T'Y)V T (’;a‘(;g'm,d(- m;fi <| < }¢>‘ = \_, B Choveeiet “wpere o FROM $100 UP PROMISE TO ) ; ) BUSTED MY / SEAD IT BACK : : PrOMIGE T IE YE DID? ; WoN'T HOLD YOu TO YourN" THE— HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO 119 ARCH BT, TEL. 2848, UBED CARB 4 pass. Maxwell coupe. Hudson coach. Oldsmobile sedan, evrolet coach, travelled 00 milea. Peerless touring. Cadillae_touring. Ford sedan. it TIME PAYMENTS . I L =g 1 < - % \ g OPEN EVENINGS Rabmnw-R?smk“\\‘ | ? 3 - - . v BENNETT MOTOR BALES CO, Real Estate Co. © 1925 by Newapaper Featare & 303 MAIN ST Phome . [ 2 e 59 ARCH 8T, TEL. M5