New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1925, Page 14

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY, HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8§, 1925, \lm\-mn rendered in the superior court by Judge Hinman in a suit mmmu by D, O. Coleman against | him recover $750 alleged dam- ‘xm action brought to damages alleged to have the Coleman theater, ATTORNEY DECIDES 10 REFUSE []FFFRw Barcelona Jail Bird Game Tne{l‘ S e Again City Items ‘" MARRIAGE PLANS ALL GO WRONG Two Society Buds Not to Wed Info Royalty New York, Aug. 8 (P—The mar. riage plans of two American soclety |girls and two blue-blooded foreign- crs, have gone awry. Miss Emmeline Marlon Grace, daughter of Fugene G. presi- dent of the Bethlehem Steel corpor: is not to wed Sir Michuel Wil- | Shelby Bruce, adventurous Scottish baronet, because he narry an English girl, t from London last night said that Sir Michael, a cz |the Royal Field artillery, and scendant of Robert Bruee, hero king | of Scotland, today would hecome the hushand of Miss Doreen Dalziel Greenwall, daughter of a British | army colonel " Miss Grace's engagement was an- | CATIPCTS, | nounead by her parents last Decem- and paa- fper from fheir home in Bethlehem, darkening | pa. 1t was celebrated by a ball at | fve birds.|ne otel Bethlehem. Mr. Grace's | ""””‘simwrtmr\' from the steel magnate's| hunters, H. H. Milkowltz, acting for |Geddes, has brought suit again |Adeline Welllns for $125 Acting on a writ Ages, was recoyer $1 returnable n done at 1) prenie court court, Constable I'red Winklo b |attached property of the defendar |on Linwood street. Rebuilt planos guaranteed, |as new bargains. C. L. Pierce & C ~advt. ding two Mr. Rinn's . Rinn of o Curtis iy spending the - BOY SO0UT CAMPERS | FAIL T0 GET SNIPE. by James Vance against Hattio Her ry Vance, danghter, were married on 1021, and the defendant leged to have deserted 1922, Nalr & Nalr Plaintiff. the superlor court the first of September, A son was horn Wednesday at {} Augu 18 a on July represent Grace, 1) tion, |liam oung Tuesd, Hint Condueted Suceessfully—Tuna- tie Hony Perpetrated—Tests |and Mrs, street, Fred Iverson of 665 Ea Condueted, FAVOR DISARMAMENT ftockholm, Sweden. Aug. § (P The principles of arbitration, di prisoned 1 America His I it fmpossib he writer te necessary hin G e the as- N sistan A trip to \ e 1o ) sallied made to pay t} to recover tl teau, which cont in which twa cl are concea ahle to hearer upon of the Camp Britain Boy Portiand, | ived at the New Jol's pond, to g p al pillow-cases into the ch theso e stant Camp Direc 'Vibberts led the |summer home at Southampton, 1. 1., Without his aid, the fvogterday sald Miss Grace's engage- 1 to lose confidence | s broken several months ago returned o camp and that this fact was known to her | rather empty- | frjends here and in London, | Disappointment came to TLleuten- | ant Ernesto Tardinelll Beccl, first assistant secretary of the Ttalian ministry of the interior, when he ar- | rived on the Jiner Providence ves- |terday to learn that his contem- plated marriage next Wednesday to \fiss Naney Sayles of Pawfucket, R. T, had heen postponed indefinitely. A few hours later Lieutenant Bee- | el intimated that ha-would return to | Ttaly without a hride. Miss Sayles is reputed to he the wenlthiest girl outing s be- lin Rhode Tsland. Her mother, Mrs. | npers.” More {prank A, Sayles, gave no reason for sed the diffi- | nogtponement of the marriage. Lieu- must be taken |tenant Becel s a Roman Catholic is allowed |anq Mies Sayles a Protestant, |out in one of the camp canoes. This| [ieutenant Beccl left $37,000 in test Inclndes staying afloat 15 min- [jewelry, his gifts to the prospective utes, righting a canoe and climbIng ihride, in the hands of customs offi- s withont shipping water, undress- loja)5 He didn't want to pay duty $200 and cos el ing fn the water and then swimming lon something he might not need to 20 days in of vards, and other severe require- ods 1o ca tor all arriving 1—or attorney will oft the ma for himselt, The 1 himeelf would he unabhle ent attorney's excltement was created at W swhen Com- | missioner Charles 15 Morgan rushed in A that he had been set upon by a lunatie while walking heliind one of the tents. This set the campers in an uproar and a vain for the wildman was made, quiet not heing restored until 2 o'clock In the morning, when it was finally realized that the annual camp hcax had heen perpetrated | Much progress in ing made by n a dozen have it canoe test which Much fhe eamp Thursday n fartir and announc s o o the pat- the prison t of his, at the | hunt he should cahle ” who will prison deliver it to him safd esire tn hocome vill pass up the znlde this morning that he wealthy = n opportunity. the SOUTHINGTON NEWS | snceessfully betore a bov Louls Nonar f and Tor dell, both of New Haven were fined jall operating a still with intent to sell jments. Many merit badges are be- intoxicating liquor in police [ing won and several hoys are near court yesterday, The cases were [the Tagle Scout rank, highest heard by Judge Lambert Degnan. |pinnacle of scouteraft, Both men were arrested by Con- s SN stables Thomas Murphy and G Thomnpson affernoon The still was Iargest found by the Jocal police. It had eapacity of 100 gallons. Tt was dis- covered on a farm owned by Lagnono and he was fine costs and days, The still had the advertising. Hm se Becomes Paralwed Traffic Is Impeded ned by the United Milk wched fo one of the com- cized by a sud- on West Main lock this morning to reach Curtis street a heap to the ground. unable to lift itself there ahout two Thursd Joseph . and ss while s sent to hee jail fe hle n it fell in The animal wz to its fect and tion only 12 hou BhReEilona tilled from it Yesterd sard by rointment dollars are not | on tt e By our members! act \long the v self and it seemed power of its went down. blocked traffic at the bhut animal maoved over to ona side to al- and trofleys 1o pass. hind Hmtb happening v for a \filldale haseball Hartford in Mi tir the gaie vehicles COURT STENOGRAPHER TLL New. Haver & 8 (P)—John H f ears an official counrt is eritically t near Bos- Get our last repe Main street ing this the trial of fter the & rest Frederick ecision has ppeal to t harge of federal prehibition en- | ent for the state of Illinois, he removal of the former He is an or United Rreth is in Hillse Owen in the nd his home THE POTTERS CLEAR HARIOT RACE GET OFF THAT TRACK / \\ A HORSIES € / \ THERE / N toR THE HEY R& damages fourth Monday of August In the city Good Suit for divorce has been brought | The couple, who have one Papers are returnable in |} New Rritain general hospital to My, claim for cireulation, guard the advertiser’s ort. armament and security have been endorsed by the conference of the World Alllance for International riendship through the churches, in session here, as the only foundation for international peace. In a resolution passed at yester- day's session the alllance declured in effect that while it was not the func. tion of the alllance to pronounce on L[ political questions, its efforts should le devoted to the principles of ar- bitration, security and disarmament, 0. laccepted by world opinion as appli- cation of Christian ideals to inter. nattonal politics. Personals it e - st 1 8, s, Willlam Russell her Russell of rect are visiting wughter, Mr Schachticoke, N, Y. | Mrs, Charles Packard is visiting st {her son, Joster Packard of Roberts street, | Miss Mae Hilton of 212 Chestnut |street, leaves today for Boston, Mass. _{for two weeks vacation, Miss Burritt Russell's Slocum of and South "Nrs. alph ay | | he | Miss Rose Sw |1n tne 1aw office of Natr & Nair 1s arsky, stenographer Investigate Before Investing Every advertiser—whether national or local—owes it to the hest interests he represents to fully investigate every publication’s ete,, before he invests It is the advertiser's right to demand facts, not theory. ficial information is not the kind on which to build a successful advertising campaign, and unless each copy is delivered and read, the advertiser is paying for waste circulation and his advertising roducing proper results. 1ip in the Audit Bureau of money, for we want it make no claims of any natuve that are not fully substantiated with A. B, C. ver ified reports. Know what you are huyi NEW BRITAIN HERALD OVER 12,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY The Herald is the Only Newspaper in With An Audited Circulation HE'S S MINE T HM EIRST NC Lr Samly ED A LOTTA AFFY ‘BOUT A BEAUTY ANIA Him ) THEA. RE SEZ THE PUTTIEST AANGEL WAS A OLE HAG COMPARE D Union Suburban Expi i o 9, 1 L DEAR olLE UAK! HE NF\/:Q (HANCEC Vew Britain ———— THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Anianged For Quick and Ready Keforeuce, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd spending the week-end at Wood- mont. Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, son and daughter, and Miss Mary Iarrell of Chicago, i, will leave Saturday for their home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Keevers of Last Main street, Judge George W. Klott js back in 1 his office after his annual vacation. | John Keevers of Chicago, I, is | visiting his uncle, John Keevers of Last Main street. Mr. and Mrs. L. returned from a vacation trip. attended the photographers Cleveland, Ohio, and spent time auto touring. Mre. H. M. Galpin will leave Mon- day for Branford where she will| spend the coming three weeks, Miss Olive B. Fulton is spending her vacation in North Wilbraham, | Mass. She will return August 21, Dr. Henry Martin I8 spending his vacation at Block Island, R, T Tke T. Hill, Dr. John L. Kelly, Charles McCarthy and Dr. James 1% | Dobson will leave Mon morning for a 10-day trip into nada. their | 6 «1 line 3 . Rose have || ; : HES i They || Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. at Count 6 words to & line some 14 lines to au Inch. Minimum 8pace, 3 lines. Mintmum Book Cliarge, 36 centa No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classitied Page on Same Day. But 10 A L Ads Accepted Ov Telephoue for convenlence o . Call 925 Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. — e | ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Burial Lots, Mouu forced; water pivof, bhermetl ad, will outlast either wood of Do not require Iarger lota. Rel N. B. Vault Co. Kel READ THE HERALD WANT ADS NEW BRITAIN- Oak Bt Monuments of all sizes ana descriptions. Carving and letter cutting .our_specialty. Ilorist puited plants, pi Spuclalizing on funeral wurk s Greenhouse, b17_Chuich Bt g, Gladio , Funeral desigus, $2.50 ‘s deliver t all parts of the clty. er Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stanley 3 |CUT FLOWEF vartety. Johnse f0z, Very fine Greenhouse, 213 pleasing | e [ AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies L] GHRVSLER—~4 and 6, Gaies and worvice, Bennett Motor Sales, 350 Arch 8t Phoue 2462, o OODGE BROTHER8—8 d service 8. & F. Motor 8 Ci 166 Elm Bty Coibor Erwnin. rone ke FORD CARS AND 7TRUCKS8=Ford: tractor, Saler apd service jenull sorien. Automutive Bales 200 E. Main, Phone 3701, ATIE=Bales and serviea, City Bervice Btation, Hastford A Stanley St. . . Paonesea. NGTON—Oakiund aud Gray, HIgh rade motor cars. Saler and C, A. Bence, 61 Main St. Phone LEXINGTON, OAKLAND aud GHAY Mo tor Cuis, Bales ana Service. Hardwars City Motor Co., § Elni 8t Phone 3734, HUPMOBILB fined Six." ®mith Motor Salea 100 West Main 8t. Plone 2900, REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks, Kenneth M. Searle & Co., Bales aud Service, ¢ Eim and Park Ste Plione 2110. Lot agents for Gahriel Bnubbe 'DEBAKER MOTOR CARE Albro Motor Salel Phione 260 WILLYS-KNIGHT AND CVERLAND— wotor cara showiooin aud service, 123 Cherry Et. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor® R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2061-3. Co., Autos and Trucks for Sale L] - model 20" conch; 1221 Hud- 102 Lincoln 3 Buick, with two tops; . Denison "~ COUPE, many extras, original ov CHEVROLET—oF R 1873 touring car, od_conditiop Phone 1781, ven up by laiger closed car A good hon Palge-Jowett corner_of Elm Pleared owner fof Excellent’ conditidn, bargain. Whitmore East Main St.. near tan dump bodv. First For vartloalars write Box 2 > elther In Borlin Pleacs return to Room return to T ew Britain, Friday Return 43 Union £t. Reward buildoETs Gawhite Rex" Reward . 8 Sher- rmdler | man Court. Phona ] 2 \eturned. No onr risk Little \zares op mones otire, Tr T aboraton el 900 Ark Huntar “white space” Rex) in Store Announcements 1 =) o B = VACATION FILM&—1et us develop them. We glve you professional® service, Ar- cade studio. P — L AUTOMOTIVE l Auto and Truck Agencles 8 Service, Ei 1 Bouth Main 8 Super- ACME TRU son Motor Plions 870, BUICK MOTOR CARS—¢ales and service. Capitol Buick 193 Arch 6t. Phone 2607, | GADILLAC CARS Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, corner Lincoln streets. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Eales and eorvice. Superior Auto Company, 116 Arch 8t.. Phons 211 Bales, and Bervice Circulations we safe- i 2 MUSSOLINI BACK HOME Rome, Aug. 8 (A—Premier Musso- iving his own automobile, re- turned today to Rome from a vaca- tion Cattolica, a watering place on the Adriatic. known, that we Hand IHH ln the national game in | Cuba ng. Then invest, City Advertisement | Wachington Street, Building Lines and street Lines Notice is hereby given hearing will be held before the | Board of Public Works, City of New gl:nmm‘ Room 306, City Hall at 6:30 {p. m. (E. 8. T.) Tuesday evening, August 11th, 1925, on the proposed {establishing of street and bullding lines on bhoth stdes of Washington from West Main street to 600 | feet north of Broad street, | Al persons interested are re- quested to he present at said hear- |ing if they see cause, and be heard |in relation to the above | BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, | G. H, Johnson, Secretar. BY J. P. McEVOY / COME UP HERE PA AND STOP THAT FOOLISHNESS / that a oA & JuMOR] & ALLU< TH' SAME ({ ole JOLL\E(?‘ DODGE—Tauring tlon. Young Phons 3661-5. 10 exceliant condls lady wante closed caf. § pateenger four- ing car, “run 2 $1300, equipped. Moran & MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALB 1728 1924 1924 Hudson ccach, Hudson, 6 paes. Hupmobile, 4 pa Maxwell Ford coupe. Hudson sed; Hudson epeeds! Chevrolet touring. Hudson sedan. AND MANY OTHERS FROM $100 UP 1073 —THE— HONEIMAN AUTO SALES CO,, 139 ARCH BT, TEL. 2543, _— RENEWED FORDS Tuder sedan (3), at $378, Roadster (%), at $200. Roadster (21, at $100 Touring cars (2), at $125, Coupe at $150, Coupe at $22 Ton truck, 5t ake eldes). ot 33 ton (panel bodv) at 178, Ton express at $20 OTHER CARS Hupmobile, 1921 touring at $350 “alge"n!" 7 passenger touring st 1 Feo, touring car, § pessenger, at $100, Liveral terme on all the zhove carm AUTOMOTIVE EALES & SERTICE COw 200 B. MATN ST, FHONE 2181, GREAT BIG Every used car in our used car Dept. must go in the nest 10 davs, § car loads of Chrysler sixes on the way. We must have the resm Buy a used car frem us, drive it five days and 1f 1t fs mot eatis- factory, return it and chooss any other used car fin the buflding. Prices vou never heard of befers. TC have 25 of the finest used cars In the city all late models. Fellow- Ing are just a few of what we hate to offeri— 1824 Chroslar readster ing south. cwner Sp. six Studebaker sedan, Chavralet coach, driien miles. 1224 Oldsmobile sedan 1 6.passenger and 1 Stutz tourings, 4-rassenger late models. Chevrolet sedan and mang others to choose from Come in and maks your ewn terme. BENNETT MOTOR EALES CO, ARCH STREET CFEN EVEN touring _ean, miles, fuMy._equy guarautes. Can 1350 discount. 3. 312y Chureh only 2200 New car bought at a B. Moran's & Garage, K P