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NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, CAMERA FIENDS I'HE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically ered him during his stay fn camp, he commented, “no, but it wasn't thelr fault." Enjoyed Camp Camp authorities have ruled against Interviewing and photo- “A statement from the French Two Airplanes Lost; navy where the fuel has been tried | Russians Seek Them |in wubmarine motors, dectarcd thar | | Archangel, Russia, Aug. 27 (®—/carbonan glves ten to fiftcon pr There {6 a great anxlety here as to|cent higher cfficlency thun bunzine,” the fata of the occupants of (wo|the message to the soclety sald FACHILLANPLANES | . 105 oG lorist dves Bridegroom Set of Cufflinks, ¥ 5! utted I‘Xlllll pleas| ng Specialiaing ou funsial Work. SUT™ TLOW KR Varlety Then Goes to Play Polo Near Avange For Quick WORK_OVERTIME Besiege Young Coolidge at Camp Devens Camp Devens. Mass, Aug. 27UP— John Coolldge, son of the president, and a student citizen soldier at this comp, was turned over by those in authority to the tender mercles of ||y regarded probable, he will hold some fifteen photographers this aft- |the rank of sergeant. arnoon and a delegation of newspa- = permen, For the best part of the hour al- squad did “squads right” and squads left,” “right by squads” and fo the rear march” while cameras clicked and movis men used up feet of film, “What was your object in com- ing up here the young corporal was asked. seamen remaining loyal to their|No 1 NORWIGH MAN MISSING m.; o:‘vl;fylr:fi: iy agreements, (South Australla and|soc Asked if newspapermen had both- | Tasmania have labor governments,) |11 graphing the president's son during the training period. But today more photographers were on the scens than when the prestdent re- viewed the Yankes Division, i Would he return mnext year? |n. Young Coolldge sald that he plan- ned to, hoped to and had enjoyed this year's encampment very much, In fact, mora than last year. It was sald on rellable authorlty that it he does return next vear as FLEW 6,000 MILES, " hnea Nearly as Lange as Stae of |« Maine Looked Over Alrcs—Entertalnment On va tended tion of tamous er. and Nora Frend bridegroom an Washi Dlet of the navy : Millan Ar celved Commander nof inee went i, near Vayed four on tie Bponse to & tianal pe prrss British entertainment Aing a parade of fcemen and the un- ar memorial. Aires Sunday o English B aonL STRIKE TIES UP SHIPS Melbourne, Australla, Aug. 27 (M —Britlsh ahipping fo {he amount of | 262,000 tons Is now lying 1dle in Aus trallan ports, due strike. The governments of manla, Victoria and South Aus in reply to a request by Premier Bruce, have promised protec to the seamen's Ru; total flown—Ry Etah, 2.506 mi N.A miles flown away Isracl Rabinasitch Disappears After miles; by hydroairpl. drog | Kara chuknovsky and Kalvitz, left Areh- ur shonl iflvah‘ way Discover Diamond Theft; New York - | 1iquid motor I has heen tlon for | acc anes attached to the hy- raphical expedition sent to No- ya Zemlya under professor Matu- Itch to study the leebergs in the |12 The two planes, of the ker type, and piloted by M, A, gel on June 15, heading for Kol- v Tsland. Thelr arrival there has t yet been reported, although they have reached the island fin a day. It 18 supposed they lost in a fog and that they bly perished, Tha anthori- s have dispatched & searching ex- dition Arrest Several \'m\ei Aug. 27 (M—A new fuel called carbonan invented by a prominent jan engineer named Makhonin, advices from Horten, v, to the American Chemical fety. 1is basis 15 sald to be dis- wood and peat. ording to ater of planes on work accor Suffering From Severe Nervous mission 5,202 miles, “The only forced landing on t flights. The N.A.-3 was forced down on the 1| Breakdown. Norwich | | | | Rabinovitch, | Aug. 27 (P —Tsrael secretary of the White Dahouny, & halt mil Star Clothing house, was missed karbor. Approximately [from his home early today and miles was seen from the plancs o0 e up till afternoon had devel. these flights, Of course many o |oped no clew. He had been suffer- fiights were made over fhe €3N0, ¢ro) nervous hreakdown course south and southeaxt of Bav| “yy “papinovitel's eon, Samual, Fjord, extending fob at least 701, 4 " n o hat belonging to the miles, e father on the bank of the Shetucket “Thess are monntain rarges &0 |river near Preston bridge, and for mountain peaks, Oy 7500 |this reason Sergeant Morgan of the reach an altitude o f‘ kil | pollee department spent the torenoon teet and mo:\.\ SOXSTS ‘\ S dragging the river. sxoartia) "‘M‘f;‘_’:n"e A2l Mr. Rabinoviteh's home is in Park T e ‘mountain ranges o not |Street. He 15 well known in mer. o B S cantile circles, ween. Mountaln ranges lie nearly ali the way from Sawyer Bay to C‘an non Fiord and it s thought that most of this region is unexplored by whita men. No mountains are| s shown on charts in a direction 315 | Monre degrees from Sawyer Bay, but there | partment are mountains In that region that!qelegate extend at least 25 miles. of the National alliance, “There is a lake abont two miles | paughters of Veterans, to be held In leng frozen over in tha mountain |Grapd Rapids, Mich., the week be- between Sawyer Bay and Cannon|ginning Aug. a0, If will alsd ob- Fiord ahout 20 miles from the the 25th anniversary of the northwest end of Sawyer Day. recognition of fhe Daughters of “The Greenland lce cap re | Veterans ag an allied order of the | an altitude of at least 10,000 feet An{ng Army of the Republie a direction 100 degrees fr m Rob ol ertson Bay. “1t i thought that 1t known heretofore of ice condition around Ellesmere Tsland in the sum- Fise parlod - all of the many Fiords seen by 1 them fo be filed with ens up but xoon clo R‘:\\ ¥ m\r\r\ and Fureka Sound east of Axel Heiberg Island filled witl Arifting lca. The land in Ellesmere reh ren and low Your M Mrs, Eddy Delegate to National Convention Cora Hunn FEddy tent will represent of Connecticut to the national con. advertising. of Louisy 05 as first A5th is it merely a “claim’ of the pu The A. B. C. offers a serv ice { vention serve placed in the leading publical and Canada. Sewer Gas Poisoning Sends Two to Hospital Aug. 27 (A—Robh. ert Bushing and Allan B. Gregory, tna members of the city engineering are confined to the Nor. 1lk hospital here recovering from gas poisoning men entered a sewer man- har been Narwalk, Conn are checking the records of pu ings are tabulated in the form ho jes which occasionally | department, gain s in ag the effects of sener Both the The measure of your message is t readers reached by the publications You may buy 10,000 circulation,” 1615 per cent The Measure of essage carrying hut is it blisher? Every day in all parts of the Continent A, B. (. auditors and their find- blishers, of A. B. C. reports. These reports, by the authentic, reliable, verified data hole under repair ed nneo taken i to af and were render- They Tsland is firm. but 100 rugg ford a lan “In all Gree nselons by the fume fhe suspicions of place o dents vere the ! long absence LIABLE lfl‘. \\lll 'S SLANDER {Hunshand Must Pay, Even Though Absent, Is Jersey Ruling. nton, N, J, cold one REALE-PANARELTA 27—The &u-| held slander ut- marrfed woman even husband is not present tter also liable to dam- With Nuptial High Mass \ o urt affirmed a verdiet against Mary Aug. that This > Pretty s Solemnlzed Wedding the s the Morning in §t. Joseph’s Church |t unty to and Reala of nue and Miss It daughter. of Mr Panarella of 21 Hartfc 1h Marie Joseph at the woman a piano CHLSS TOURNAMENT Aug. 27 (B— round of the Western n's 26th annual tour Only wnlamnize in St. F. Donahue cersmony and wes &nlemn Joseph's church ar Point pastor, T r ' il Ohio, high m ey r today Charles ¢ completed Feter's c! Thomas J church of &t was sub-dea They ¥: Panarel oy e nreh was d Laden won from they contain, enable the advert ! how widely his message has heen distributed. Ask for the latest A. B. . on the Herald. Tt is a member of the A, B, C, OVER 12,000 HERAL DISTRIBUTED DAILY THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An Audited Circulation iser to measure exactly Report matd-of-1 as best m Mou SHOULD T KNOW ? Yo MEAN THAT ONE BETCHA \ /I AIA'T A JUST AS IF UAK A To AST || BETTIA mMAA | WOULD LoAN THAT ) UACLE FER /| BUT I WILL ( SIMP A LoAA HE'D \SAY YOURE A ) CEAT! ?"’\ JE T TO ME ) CONCEITED ) S Lo L COFF! /X\CUG S 111 ] AHT e} ubu; | Union Suburban Express Johnson. 36 Main St. Tel Hartford, New Britain. Plainville restyille and Bristol CUAK, IF A BIG FATHEAD /\Y/Afi TOo CoMmE IN AN’ STRIKE Y'FER A LoaA jwouLD Y'LEAVE B =g HIM HAVE the number of actual your delivered, or 1at will enable the adver- tiser and advertising agent to measure every mes ions of the United States Steel rail production in the Unite States decline 3 fo 1024, from Victorfiecords foreuce, ) RATES FOR i ITIVE INSKRTIONS Charge Prepun 3 duye i daye ¢ duye 6 days . 6 daye .o 30| 30 daye .50 Vearly Order Rates Upon Application | Count 6 worde to a line. { 14 liner to au inch, Hiniiim pnce. 3 i i Miutmum Book Charge 3b cents, | No Ad Accepted After 1 . M. for | Clasvified Page oo Same Day. But 10 A M Ads tor 926, Accepted Over (he Telephone | convenience of custwers. Call | Atk for » “Want Ad" Operator. | igus, § We deliver tu all parte of the ity enlioure, 1183 Barley CARNATIONB=31 a doz. flowers. Oak St very tine Greentruss, 318 L] BUNCH of keie—Lost, Finder Kimdly all 63 BEPORIT avings ROOK T056 B Vany Vhwder return to 1giit “rel. 1051 Store Announcements 1 l ANNOUNCEMEN | e e BURTAL V. forced; water preof, hermetically ed, will outlast either wood or Do not require larger lota. Re priced. . Vault Co., metal onably Kensington A vinre out Al box At reduced price and ol Arrade #ludio, Motoy Plone ¥70. Baler, 171 South M| NEW BRITATN—Moutmenial Works, 183 Oak St Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting Lour_speclalty. City ltems —adit. | Charles Caulkins, | the North & g Co., suffered | painful injuries yesterday when he fell in the stock > was taken to the New Britain General hospital for treatment. For L Canes. onard an employe of Counters and show and Herrmann Co,.— Landers Camp. M. W, of A | meet this | Jean de | street i wilt ening at & o'clock in St Baptiste hall on Chureh Home cooked lunc i it H A son was born todav at the New || Britain General hospital to Mr. and ! Mrs, High | street =5 at Crowell's. Michael Scrabulls of 201 Sale~ Counfera and He and show T.conard 1ann Co.— 1| Roger W. Cowles | throngh Milton D, Jone &, Jones Ageney, a on : Molchan Il 8t. Mary's Ladies’ T. A I society will hold an impor {ing tenight at § {|school hall A A O H night, dndd's sold today of the Loue three-family house to Nicholas Lyons street and B | ant meet- i oclock In the publie whist, hall.——adyvt Personals 1'ri Mroand Mrs. Willlam F. Hilthrand of Gree street and Mr. and Mrs, Donald Mackay and daughter of Shuttle Meadaw avenue have re. turned from a week's antomobile trip fo central New York state Mr. and Mrs. Bugene Kieffer, Mr. and Mrs. Tugene Kiefter, JI. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramy- dell, Mr. and Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Bates and daughter, Edna, are go. | Iourning at Silver Sands, Milford | for tno wee Miss Anna Ruth of New Canaan Js the guest of Mre, William Miller of 7 Ledge Court Israel Nair, Dr Rothfeder and Sidney LeWitt left vesterday for {2 two weeks' at Block Tsland. Miss Rose Palmierl, stenographer in the office of Prosecuting Atorney Joseph G. Woods, is spending her vacation at Sound v mon naand Sidney Misses Anna nd Julla Pil- Saturday for an ex || tended visit in Boston Miss Anna Clancey of 423 Church street is spending two week at Buf tale, N. T., and Niagara Falls || konis will 1eave Gulbransen player plauos at Morans, | € BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and e9F51cs, Capitol Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8t Phone 2607, GADILLAG CAR! § Lash Motor Co. Reputabie Concern.* West Main, corner Lincoin sty VROLET MOTOR CARS—Balod ai Superior Auto Company. 1 and 6. Balex and Gennedt Motor’ Saiea. 489 Arch P!nvue 2 GODGE_ BIF R cr a0d apeice 8. & B. Motor Bales Corj, 156 OUD 8i.. coiner Frank Phone 731 VORD CARS AND . TRUCKE— Fordson tractor, Sales and service Geduioe baile and accessuries. Automulive 8alce & Bervice Co., 20U K, 8a'n. Phuny 201, HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales City Bervice Statiun, Hartford Av Stanley Bt. A. M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON—OQakland and Gray. radc motor cars. Sales aud eetvice, s, 01 Maln st Phoue 3815, N, OAKI.AND aud GRAT M a S . Bales City Motur_Co,, care. Ges the new | SLDFMOBILE MOTOR CARS—'T tined 8ix" Emith Motor Sale 100 West Maln Bt Phone Zuvo, KLO MOTOR CARE—end trucks. Beaneth M. Searle & Co., Sales ang Burvice, cor. nd Park St Phone 2110. Lacal g for_Gabriel Snubus TUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Rajes gervice, Albro AMotor, Sales C Arch_St, Phons 260, WILL] IGHT @otor care, ehowroom and Cherry st «-Vaive Motor.” (near_Elm.) 1213 “touring; good tires, £004 running condition, ‘g6 nd flanr. evenings. model, fine conditian; . terms. Roberts Gar- CHEVEOLLT, new batter Mapl FORD FORD R 5 4-door; mist be Demijan's Garag ¢ driven neE 010 at once, Booth st over 500 miles $405, monitor gray frimmed In lorkers, nickel Mflver ater, long, low-hnng bbers makes this styl- tatton for smooth, fact fine running 50 h. p. moter. Ing 20 mnties per gal, 2 extra wheels tires 32x41e, motometer, bumper, roadlight and stoplight: this {8 & genn bargain $2,500; quick buse can gat It for $850. Whitmore Paige- Tewett (‘o <1 Main atreet To Inquirs 1 walnut headlights and ra springs with &n Ish car A re Hiing passenger, I 1928 brougham fn first class mechanical condition, paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand new cords, 2 spares. C. A. Bence, 51 Main Bt. Pl\ons "Zlh TouTITE, E% ARt mechanls Price $400, Terms call PATGE 1922 porfact, arranged writa Box Palgs eedan, mechanically good rubber; Special Notice Fublic whist. Ladles' Auxilfary 0. H, Friday evening at Judd's fain street, 8 o'clock, Beauti- vards —advt HOW AAUCH DVYE NEED? pi by Newspaper Feu Touring car, at . bargain Robbine ave ¥308_condition; Lea 1. Harding, Mapls Hill; phone 26 BEST VALUES IN GOOD CARS— TUDOR SEDAN. 1923 FORD COf OVERLAND 4 SEDAN. RLAND TOURING, 1821 SEDAN, LAND 1an% DODGF &7 BUICK USED CAR Have the following lsfe model cars on hand, correctly priced end In tine condition, DEPT, 1335 Master #ix coarh Master eix touring 4 cvl. roadster, Ford coupe Ford touring. Jewett coupe CAPITOL BUICK €O, 193 ARCH ETREBT FPHONE 2 FLINT USED CAR DEPT.—offer the fol- ant Used cars eport modal Carey & Hotal Burritt Garage Phons 3341 LOOK AT TH LEXINGTON EERI MOON 25 COACH, LIKE N 23 TOURING. LEXINGT SEDAN. AARON G. COHE PARK £T.. HARTFORD, CONN. EVENINGE, TOU BUT TOURING. MOON UIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SAL® Hudson Coach Dodge Sedan Fssex Coa Hupmobile HONETMAN AUTO SALES 0O. 139 ARCH BT. TEL. 2543 READ TPX HERALP CLASSIFIED ADS FOR AZSULTS .

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