New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1025, Vooley, saxophone, 11—Artists’ concert (classical) in llation of automatic sufety de. vices on 14 divisi however, were g -Raymond Parker, tenor, ey \ MONDAY, 5 Norman Grayson, J WERC—Cincinnati. signed on the 6th between the New | Nepps— ~8yn so String Trio. 2.~Origina! Benzol Boys' or York Central lin and the General (AU Programs on Easterl Daglight 20 nsonians dance orchestra, | 10—American Legion program 4 Rallway Slgna any, Expendi saving Time,) 05— onians dance orehestra. |1 2. m.—Bond Hill House orchestra — {ure of hetween $4 0 and 85, 000,000 was fnvolved T worovemmi—ss | Wiw—cmamau—izs |Automatic Spstem Between 10 ' i p P ok, planist —_— o betaeen New Haven and Epring- | 4 U Jarie Skydom | field, which has been tested for more T "t playlet, | == than six months on tracks between Oh " E | LA e THREE LOSE LIVES i an Ceane s e iacon, | OURTS NATPOWLY - EScape iy Rt B skl ilaliedd ! is announced by the New York, i i e kit 2 S os e pATst L [Haven end Hartford railroad, The Mmom i ; e S T e PR | system was given a thorough tryout 11:0 WAHG—I Ans { : ban; tenor IN FIRF AT HUTELH.'MU Berlin and Cedar Hill and T o : . — e 10;45—Rern Brank Rarmonical " | many improvements were made on ul ’:’. Aug. 17 - Felix Pelogl WEAF—New York—i02 | ey SN | the orlginal equipment. it is expect- 62 High street, Waterbury, was | e ed that the mechanism will prevent | WGCP—Newark—252 aagld prevent | . v afternoon and seven others nar g et Raer rt e sone. IAES DeSHTOY SUMMer RSO e ordetivion, Toe it | s B e Vi Exve Rothenberg, planist canoe in which they were riding _Dir rowned at Silver Beach here yester- Plun- I t H. Morrison, signal cngineer. ) oFdonie! ‘contrattos 1 © |overturned when thr s of g e LG at Long Branch System of Two Plinses pstned e nie meo a : Marle Houston. soprano. | _— tem installed consists of | ocre taken from the water by h l y e es e e e r | iches or phases known as the T p m Mahoney, baritone |ers and lifeguards and it was not un- Long Branch, Aug. 17-—Two | wayside eq and enelna e 3 5 : P nEDianoly Hal A eSOl e S8 daign i pmentan eugte et ibs | 1R Ueyieratral vad Kt e Now come the most glorious days of all—late August, 5-—Allan Harris, banjo. 18 re i ment, The wayside equipment is that | gnoearance of the dead hoy was no- | 2 1 1 By el S burned to death, (%o other firemen | part of the apparatus along the roud | {jtng ’ o September and golden October! Days meant to be lived skl and ;ug“:-"“":'vy .-:.(.,r.r;q'"(','f,ff'ff\i f‘rw"{1"n F“,".,:'f.’.‘, rhmllhf r’w::vg The body was found ahout 30 | out-of-doors—when the roadsides are ablaze with flowers, - E T o signal system, whic des fo e | f o ar forts to re i WaZ—New York—isd WAAM—Newark—263 Foanisledrly vetterday Ghen; (re:des|| contiail b Lie elovirla! suseent il e aler (and elaite (8 1 and the woodlands a riot of color. SRR stroyed the dining room and ger- | rajls. The engine equipment consists |aminer W, H. Fisher established ith % ' Musical Entertainers, | |pins auarers of A Mo el |of an clectrical and pnenmatic com- | death as one of accidental drowning Take a Ford Car and strike out from the crowded high- —Hilda Kay, planist. e T et o nerongao ananksed {hat Athofureksl IRWIEHIt Rl hoyi atithe i o) atine ways. Explore the side-trails that lead to the best fishing, “Smiles and Giggles.” e Lt |ence of electrical energy prevents |accident were his uncle, Carmen ey 2 A Tthu e natar bariions At o + con sopg |the application of the brakes, and fpelost, with whom he was visiting; the loveliest spots of natural beauty. Felker's puplls ‘in',h‘:h:“;;‘";,{,,':,.r:::,‘a,.,: 2 ",; v Interruption to the electrical | Salvador Guerimo, another relative g ) ; e eatin bad) seen the smoke at § o'clock |g1e. b ‘L‘:'”'l S as an fll‘r‘"ffl!!"n]nf fand s two daughters Grace '.m There is no going too hard for your Ford; nothing at — " i 2 o 34 e brakes. he connection of the |fally, and Louis, Joseph and Jen- L Iy LT i t & S e WEI—Philadelphia—ass [, zona Allen of 346 West 124th | waysida and locomotive enuipment Is Lnie dennctt, all of Waterbury. | which its willing power will balk. And its control is so o 7o i toe s 5:45—Roof garden broadcast. [Iirnea o drat when she returmed | POUED the medlum of Induction. | e smln(ple. 50 sqs¥ tha:l you .iahn ;'lenture “her?%’ou will 'OE 3y 5 € B ectr] N n r r [FREE STATE MEDICOES unknown dirt roads, with the same confidence wit — P 1 ) o to her room to got her clothing and which you set out on the paved highway. Waino | 000 aino | 4. 45 _Fntertainers. to, tenor. WLIT—Philadelphia—3os e the rails creates energy in the loco- s0—Ernie Golder the roof of the dining room fell as Fairmount_Symphony orchestra. |they were fighting the flames from |Of CN°T&Y In the ralls, therefore, [ The best vacation days of all are still ahead, the weather 9—Stanley theater hour; “movle” re- |above, |ouldRreanitgin the jabiehesiotyen OrdeT Sounds is less changeable now and roads are in better condition. ritone. view; orchestra; organ The hotel crowded fo capaci- | ¢T8Y In the locomotive and automa- | Betieve That J C ! 3 b Sl 10—Dance orchestra S Dl Ul il Get a Ford Car and revel in the finest time of the year. RS hakitons — The application of the automatic | W IP—Philadelphia—508 traln stop system to the existing | Profession % | i : bt 8:05—Dinner music. WESTERLY HOSP[TM IS ;rqumm nt is for the purpose of | | V30 Novelty orchestra. | Bedtime story. | J | making 1t impossible for accidents | Dublin, Aug. 17 (®—The dia'h - | i | UPEN FOR USE TODAYgM occur by traln collision, either | knell of the medical profession fin | New York—526 WOO—Philadelphia—508 | {resulting from misinterpretation of | the Irish Ifree State has been sound- . T o ploslontiive, 7:30—Dinner musle. (flw &l,’:n]ni.s p_\; (h»‘ engineman, nr‘;"i. h\lthr- opinion. of m;ury,\l ors I S Ret TIiEh Shotd $—>Musical program from New York | ... |disregard of the signals, or any here, by ar ment of the gov- o \M«:yr\::wl\l.:\»w" arleston Five Strand 'hgvfl:r. |Rhode Tdand Institution Will €are | oihor form of human faflure, or |crnment's intention to establish 7 ) 40—Police alarms; plano recital, |8:30—Goldman Band concert, Yor Patlents From Miles from the failure of the signal ap- separate and Indupendent medic Roy Whitmeyer, tenor. 1 —Giuseppe di Benedetto, tenor paratus Itself, The presence of a 'register and cut loose from the Brit- . Pasehall Problems.;” | 19:30—Jack Albin's orchestra, Around. |train on a track section, the open- ish generalmedical council, by which Runabout « - $260 Tudor Sedan - $580 11—Danece muste. |- el e Ing of a switch, or the improper dis- | the medical faculty of Ircland has Touring Car = 290 Fordor Sedan - - 660 | Westerly, R. 1., Aug. 17 —The | play of a semaphore signal will stop | hitherto been controlled. e new Westerly hospital, which will SLOP e On open cars demountable rims and starter are $85 extra. WHAR—Atlantic City—275 ! sterly hospltal, an approaching train on the track | The general result of the declsion, Tull aize Balloon Tires $25 extra. All prices f. o b. Detroit T R ‘_‘nw towns for many n:m‘s around, | jnyolved, unless the engineman, aft- | Which is to bccome effective next i §—Seaside Trio. ”f‘”“k‘\” “f"“’“% ':" f‘"*"““{-‘ ‘0;1 er having recelved the danger signal | February, will be that doctors quall- marking the cuinination "ot & EUC- i, ¢the cab, forestalls the jon | f¥ing in the Free State will be un- v alls the application | f¥ing Cou pe WRNY—\ew York—258 | b £ i 4 e T lcessful community effort. A goal | e 2k P [ g 0-—Sports results, WPG—Atlantic City—300 e | ven the eam | ot the brakes, which he can do i |able to practiss in Great Diritain or ~Continental code lesson #:45—Organ recital. flhg . : CaM" | alert and takes nccessary action at [norvthern Ireland, while physicians 50—C, G | 7—Ario dinner music. PR Dosplial was Aty | the Proper moment, - . [ from those places will be barred Orlandoiatconcant orch $:05—Ambassador dinner concert, | f(h 0 FATS 880 PR 0 B o and Three Lights In Cah from southern Treland. ARl Eo 4—Traymore concert orchestr s fuen e | In the engineer's cabin there is an | The government's decision how- fE : 10 —Gnylord-Young dance musie, | DeiEhboring villages subseribed more i, gica10r, The indication is glven by | ever, must be ratified by the Irish 46—Daolo del Pi ; ) & dance music. I,y $750,000. A lage sum remain- LA B D | tic applicatio rakes APE cauion chibrakes. Death Knell of the Medical gel's Band. sasnnen ners Please tell me how I can secure a Ford Car on easy payments: o E s Name. Address “Gravitation.,” Huge neba | 11—Dance orchestra sl el ine eosts |18 use of three different colored | parliament and the medical men, it i ¥ I5—Fdna Klin, Ethel Prokesh — S of building costS llights, the significance of which is as | is stated, wil to obtatn majori- F.0.B. Detroit €ty Sate \ nd taropate WG Y—Scheneetad y—380 [midlifbe sl a3 ar W follows: A white light is displayed |tics against the proposal both in the i Mail this coupon to \ \ 5 ) e & | The hospital of colonial design | 7 N 2 o ird Ward —Dinner music. o R ot req brick with |1.lcn an englne is operated over a | senate and Dail Eireann SEE ANY AUTHORIZED GitarlsaiCamand o rogcam ¢ y ; redghrick iy ack which is not equipped for | President Cosgrave has lssued an 5 = il o iR ek granite trimmings, Is on an elexa- | train stop operation. A grecu light |explanatory statement scelking to FORD DEALER OR MAIL m W‘@ e S5 ecltal |tion commanding a wide view of |jngjcates clear signal and clear (aiay 1 s THIS COUP % |town, country and ocean. Tt has 65| 01 ahead, and X J 8 = Detroit WHN—New York Y : Talghan, planist WRW—Tarrytown—213 istall, soprano, T--Children’s stories; musie: gcores. nee orchestra s | program; ecores, a red light indi- |(ne bil, t : e leraian: he bill. ting that there may Leds 'In addition to sun parlors and | caies g stop slgnal of an obstructed {complete equipment. The Sarah |track ahead. This cab indicator | Alexander Champion home for NUIS- | herefore, provides advance informa- ¢s, the gift of Charles P Champlon |tion of what the engincer may ex- lof Avondale as a memorial to his|pect to find for one block ahead, | ChoUS reactio , | mother, was opened simultancously. {and as it is controled through the | It 1s incompa with our con- | Blue Rird orchestra; songs Rl el oo e il et e o BERECE R R S ke [iatiuitionalia(atila Goiad i at @il 1tai 1 CROWLEY BROS. INC. ip America ey B ?“m‘:..xlr}nrx’ Tt toe Intormarion | mportant profession have its ccu New Britain Slgn Co. PAINTERS AND | A. H. HARRIS B Mathiebe,} - WGR—Buftalo=319 les Perry, ident of the lhus given to the engineer is as (Of Eravity and disciplinary “Doing Better What | = ry orchestra | \Washington Trust company of West- | {rystworthy s &imilar information | 1Uarters in another cou Many Do Weli” DECORATORS ‘CINDERS FOR SALE | i is president of the hospital | displayed by the wayside signal it- g T - ! Vinoent Lopes' dance |COTPOTAUon. The moE e e | ) \Mrs. Morgan at Rest in 31 CHURCH ST. | 267 Chapman Street | v "€ | ihe hospital is Miss Bthel M. er- | The wavside equipment is super- | X7 S i : 5 | tra A the | Inpose L e Locust Valley Cemetery Tel. 89 Estimates Cheerfully Given on |ty. formerly ~superintendent of the |inposed upon the existing signal sys- | UOCUSL b AHCY SOMETEIY | Tel. 894 Al Jobs — Tel. 2913 : Rae {Hol Mass.,, hospital. 1In addi- item and the sections of track gov- | | WHAZ—Troy—380 ition to prominent Rhode Island erning the train control apparatus | This little town was in mourning to- Concert by e . 1 {day as many prominent persons | \WH R " . | physicians and surgeons and con- lon the engine are synonymous with |day as many p pers HE RTFOR WEBH=N GV orhazdus, 5 olting staft includes Dr. Willlam €. |the sections of track making up the |gathered for the funeral of Mrs J,;w EN IN HARTFORD| 1 WTIC—Hartford—319 S e ladelphia, Dr. J. Whit- |automatic blocks of the block algnal |P: Morgan, wife of the financier DINE AT { ONE-FAMILY HOUSE AT MAPLE HILL l v T WL, Willia nd Dr. William T. |syst e tinction, however, |Who died Friday after a long illnes: ridg Howard, both of Raltimore, and Dr. |between the two systems is main- |from sleeping sickness. | In a Desirable Location . ' o ! = e Daniel 1% Jones of Boston. nee in the fre- | T.ess than 200 persons, all rela I'H HO : IR "'}"'"f"f‘""" £ i [queney o wo currents used; Ml‘“; oras ictean pirstcRlons E NISS i The owner is leaving town. This will make an ideal ime o lhat ds, & 60 le current i3 wsed [fend the funcral, but many others | . Leonard Eludes Hunters | B v emnoperation [hegan arriving this morning. The i - i ty. S . i 1l opera i ome for the right party. See us ahout it. B in Pfll'k in ( “.‘ Of Paris while 14 1 i is used for |ser were to priv wc". - the train control aperation, the en- he simple funeral ritu 99 Q o ! 7 o Paris. Aug. 17 (A—The Abystinian » equipment being tuned to re- [Episcopalian church will be read, 22 STATE ST. | Cam Real Est WA AC—Boston—280 % which Saturday night es- |, the 140-cyele current but not |With Mrs. Morgan's faverite hymns o. {be temporary disadvantages from |the new arrangement, he says the | government does not expect any ! Vorkman, tenor. Mr Leo Woods, | =Gencral Trucking— 1366 STANLEY ST. Tel. 8472-2 and eive the Zoological Garden | o go_evele cyrrent. The tuning [Played on the organ in the little Under Grant's 25c, 0c and $1 Store | inte the Bois De BoulogNe {,nnaratyy s somewhat similar to [church of St. John of lLattingtown. | 272 Main Street Ph T Atus i | - 2D S hone 348 Rooms 305-8, Bank Bldg. \arge. So far the animal{radio receiving enuipment. The |which has pew space for only 170 {Also, Always a Fresh Supply To 8. and the 'yrain enntrol current is governed by |persons Take Home ! None {the position of the signals and also | gs in the town were at half 3 mast, as were also those of a | Sunday |the position of the & W the | i D | oty e Gentra vl S sited the |as the presence of a train on the |vachts here for the race of the New | THE OLD OME TOWN s B s o A T trn e o e e o3 T T e e e o e o | BY STANLEY ins. tenor the |cates in advance locomotive [have been held today, but was can- | WAHG—Richmond FWill—218 Mr. ar Siaman, eclaists Sy ,M.w' herd enginer if the train approaches [celled out of respte for Mrs. Morgan. | from WEAF v i = k f " an ohs — — MG rd's appetite have br ) [ Tts Principal Advantages. {Russians Sympathize P e o The principal advantages accruing | Sk 2 | ey f neeln e R b B0t N Ds PR BB R B s | With Marcus Garvey | LA i it ChRieke | systems are ‘ Riga, Latvia, Aug. 17 (P—The | — SRR In the event af a man failure, and [Russian peasants’ international ha it the enginem hrongh sl |sent a Tletter to M s Garvey in | et S A o) antara, “The Rese Mai ! sema (EUNER S RAN L i et nee, fails fo|Atlanta_prison, assuring himof | el {oAEcotEent oo R VESESREE TH b [ o 5 stop device will bring E ¢ [“American and British imperialism,” | - (00 5 | Ll Sl P CATCH WITHA S Ae ETAINEZR | th a atop befere r'mr‘nma urging his follawers among the | 5 / 2 2 | WO AP—W ashington— 189 i . St ; and it | American negroes to join the ranl 4 SLING SHOT IM BATTERIES ‘ i ey K Mghts & gnai o i and 1t|American negroes to join the ranks | : 1A GOIN” TO SPANK 1 of the block | 14 of ghven lte defrand negra investors in his RtELIRRE WRO—Washi 3 B re missing - \. ABE1Z Tel. 2860 ol ‘ T : 5 \ siana J n eco-|plan Empire > ~py/ NO- 111 FRANKLIN Q. R e e Girl Drinks Dose of ' Wt signal or | ; TME SA\DTH e It haariy Todine in Hartford obsroctior istance in advance F T ‘ | determine cations of the |gehemes for establishing an Ethio- | . train is oper WA —Pittshurgh—161 ¢ St ! 7 tor will change from red fn green heitosc o 5 " Corbin Avenue, (near Shuttle i ~ommission to relicve its eubsidiaries, | throughout. Two-car garage. WTAM € leveland and from £ | the Boston & Albany and the Pitts- |y ar0e Jot | BUILDING ‘LOTS{i o s it sl ey b B liad | P proheaty o result of the operatian of w-».i | name {s Read the \\\\‘.7.;.%..‘_3;.: Smpting s s bt prrde CLASSIFIED e et o ." | AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS ADS e Ll INSURANCE Ens on the s mionisrtlHOR| RENT p PRECEDING | - worew v o | DE WITT AL RILEY AT ST VAR AR WTAS—Flgin—302 Garage In Rear SOUNDS ) fiachisibreng Ariine A Deaiskon & C SO :LA\,AJLESQ\QCRETANEGN;O c?rl:E PAGE WCEE—Elgin—218 | Aaron Lanieison 0. ‘ INSURANCE SERVICE NATL. BANK BUILDING | THE TownN — me as WTAS 131 MAIN STREET