New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1925, Page 14

ROSENTHAL AGAIN * HEAD OF PHIBETA Thoee Other Grand Council Mem- «Ders Ave Also Re-clected Abraham Rosenthal N. Y., a former resident of this city ¢! Newburg, | of | sterday was -re-elected grand superior Phi Beta fraternity late v afternoon during one of the sessions of the national conve which is being brought to a clo the Burritt Hotel today sonthal received his Hig cation in this city tending the Unive at Rochester, N, Y Three other elected yesterday They grand superior, Rot Hartford; grand recording s Loufs Bazilllan, Unive eylvanla: grand dafsky, University There are four filled and it elections will afternoon called to order The activitir will close tonight banquet in the hallroom of All delegates will he the affair will b Ben Birnbaum will will he nd final school edu I8 now officers Jack Milton nsylv other offices lace burzar, of nia ot he Is ex that these take early this when t nal meeting is of the convention | vith the formal the hatel and by n glven hy members honorary the three ry ho are honor members of T lon « pter opening address will he delivered by Grand Superior Rosenthal Last evening the delegates attend eod a theater party at the Capitol, a large section of the auditorium be- ng reserved for the Moses Rosenthal of New York ity president of the alumni ass of Phi Beta, arrived in town evening, accompanied by Phillip Lehds, chairman of activities Beta chapter, Brooklyn, N, Y Rosenthal stated today that work of the alumni association dur- ing the past year has been highly successful, the main feature of the year being the formation of Reta chapter. A campaign for a “Great er Phi Beta" will he waged during the coming season under Mr. Rosen thal's direction and indications are that the next season will he one of great success May (hange Investment Of Police Pension Fund The third meeting to be held Tuesday night at which the attend- ance of the police commissioners| will be required will be that of the pension fund hoard, a special meet- ing of which has been called to dis- cuss a change in investment of some of the funds. It is understood that City Treasurer Curtis L. Sheldon, custodian of tha fund and a mem- ber of the hoard. will inform the hoard that a change of investment fnvolving ahont 220,000 of the fund would result in a liberal profit TENDERED FAREWELL PARTY A farewell party was held last evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs H. C. Capen of 94 Hamilton street in honor of Miss I7aith H. Anderson Plano, violin and vocal selections were rendered and refreshments merved. Miss Anderson received many beautiful gifts as a token of the esteem with which she is held by the young people of the Emanuel Gospel chureh She will leave September 11 for Wheaton, 11, wihere she will en- ter Wheaton college. She was gradi- ated from the local high school class of 1921 and was an honor pupil aleo gradunated from the State mal school in vith standing and for at the Lincoln street school father, the Inte Rev. M. § #on, was founder and pastor Fmanuel Gosnel chnrel on Nor- T two v taught s Her Ander- of the IS PAINLEVE IN LEAGUL CHAIR Genev b () Premier ceeded : Briand League of | | | ell deal 0 matters, 1 to an enconr o Ame | 10 v« POLLY AND HER PALS THAT HUNDRED BUCKS T MADE EXTRY YESTIDOY ful plans tober 1 Ea a certif der of the & or t der will ten ders mediate!y proposals refect | houseke | or less cream can be used, depend- | Thi | cackers as a dessert | temporary Sour Milk Can Make Very Tasty Dishes RY SISTER MARY, ()d-fashioned dog-days mean sour milk and cream at inop- usually noments but later when the kes stock of her lard. portune per 1 r &he will find herselt confronted with the problem of salvaging food and pi ting waste, & recipes a 1 enjoy some wcies otherwise out of the A lar amount of hand make some cot- I'he protein content of nged, 80 a nourish- it Less meat 15 ik dish of cottage ed for luncheon or sup- e Cheese, milk, 1.2 poons sour tea- ta thick hould be thick and ickly soured. Put into nd place in a large pan of r. Let stand until the milk the curd is firm, If nd howl can be placed in low the separation will Put two thicknesses of cloth over a coarse strainer the curd and whey into Gather corners of cheese 1 tie securely, Let hang eo iy can dip into a bowl he- It will take about twelve for the curd to become dry Remember that the whey acid taste and must be re- moved to make a mild, pleasant cheese When curds are dry turn into a add =alt and beat with a fork, cream until light and molst. It may be wanted and more how ing on personal taste. A particularly delicious way to uee cot cheese is to combine it with whipped eweet cream adding sugar and using only a tiny bit of salt dish is served with eurrent or strawberry preserves and crisp If you are dieting to reduce, sea- son dry curds well with salt and pper but do not add cream Minced parsley, ehredded green peppers, minced chives or pimentoes can be added to plain cottage cheese with good results, S0 much for much &our milk If you have only one-half cup of sonr milk keep in mind this recipe for chocolate cake | Chocolate Cake. Two cups light brown sugar, cup melted butter, chocolate, 2 eggs 1-2 2 square bitter 1-2 cup sour milk, P Missing X reacher s | | utes in a moderately hot oven. | ways more tender Hallock, 26, | pastor of the Methodist al church at Coram, Long Island, N. Y., mysteriously disap- peared on Augnst Hallock fs a | graduate of Wesleyvan University and | was o reft his | at the divinity school of ick Burling for THE POTTERS SURE CAME \N DOG GONE 1T} I WAS IN RAGS NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALI ), SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925, Here's closeup picture of the middle section of the gia ground near Ava, 0., early Thursday morning, resulting in the death of 14 men. supports were crashed. Scores of farmers and townsfolk, & in disentangling the dead and the injured. through special arrangements made by NEA ¢ 2t ship Shenandoah, taken shortly after it crashed to the The steel givders and network of steel en in the picture, rushed to the scene of disaster and assisted This exclusive picture was rushed to this city by auto, airplane and fast mail vice and The Herald, 2 2 cups flour, 1-2 cup bolling water, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1-§ teaspoon ealt, 1 teaspoon soda, 2 teaspoons cold water. Cream butter and sugar and beat in chocolats melted over hot water. Add eggs unbeaten and beat batter well. Beat in sour milk. Sift in our and stir until smooth. Add boil- ing water and beat until smooth. Add salt and vanilla and soda dis- solved in cold water. Beat well for a minute and pour into 2 layer cake pans. Bake in a moderate oven for forty minutes. Then there are sour milk drop cookies. a boon to the busy house- wife who likes to serve a refreshing “hite and sip” to her chance visitors on hot snmmer afternoons. Rolled Qats Drop Cookies, Two cups light brown sugar, 2-3 up butter®e ecgs, 1-2 cup sour milk, | teaspoon soda, 1-8 teaspoon salt, 1 1caspoon cinnamon, 2 1-4 cups flour 2 cups rolled oats, 1-2 cup chopped Iinglish walnuts, 1-2 cup seeded and chopped raisins. Cream butter and sugar and add vzgs well heaten. Dissolve soda in sour milk and add to first mixture Add rolled oats, flour, nuts and raisins and mix thoroughly. Drop from a spoon on to buttered and floured pans and bake fifteen min- rolled ecookles are al- and delicate if made with sour milk in place of sweet, byt rolled cookies are too much effort for summer weather. Ordinarily lies the fan, mourned by his many rela- tions; He went to a powder mill smoking his pipe And was picked up by twenty-one stations. —Williams Purple Cow. Here remains of a radio officers were on the ship at { R. C. Mayer, Lieutenant J. B. Halliburton. Back row, left { thal, Lieutenant Commander 7 Hancock and ILicutenant C. F Hancock and Sheppard were Now 1 WANNA GO ROUND ONYTHE HORSE AGAIN / «DNGe 7. DING ’/( — wHee . HERE 6o/ wuge ? The last picture taken of the officers of the wrecked dirigible Shenandoah. All these he time of the crash. Front row, left to right: Lieutenant Lawrence, Lieutenant A. R. Houghton and Lieutenant S. S. o right: Lieuténant E. W. Sheppard, Lieutenant C. E. Rosen- chary Lansdowne (in command), Lieutenant Commander Louis Rausch. Of this group Lansdowne, Lawrence, Houghton, illed in the crash of the big ship. To BE A CHILD AND 1 M SUCH SWEET, 1 NOCEMNT § DREAMS — ( DD TELL - OF BED Aoy BY J. P. McEVOY L300 2A_ 0L GOT + ANY " HEART,+You BRUTE & THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically - Aiiauged For Quick and Ready Refervace | LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE [NSBRTIONS Charge Piepnio day Bl o diyn duyw 0 H @0 43 $1.80 60 Rater Upon Application Count 6 worde to & line. 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Bpace, 3 Iines, Mintmum Book Cliarge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Bat. 10 A M. Ads Accepted Over the I Lots, Monumcents BURTAL VAULTI forced; watei pieof, bermetically sea Co.. Kensington ~Mounmenial Works, 133 Oak St Monuments of all sizes and descriptiona. Carving and letter cutting .our_speclalty, ———————————— ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Lost and Found L] HOUSE KEY Tost on Court Bt, Frida afternoon, 1f boy seen pleking - up same will leave at Herald he will ro celvo reward, % SMALL BLACK PURSE contaliing sum of mo Jost betwaen Greenwood and Main 8. Finder please return to 97 Groenwood 8. 2 SUM of money found. _ Owier may have ame by calllug at 19 Florence 8t.,. Snd floor, _Phone 50). Personals ND8 und relatives of the late Z okolsky aro kindly nvited to at- tend the unvelling of his stone at Beth Alom vcemetery on Labor Day, Sept, 7 1925 at 4 p. m. sharp, itev. Gershon Hadas will To Toard by th . Helena 8, Lyon, 167 Fair- Store_ Auuouticements 1 A close out of box and folding cameras, educed pric Arcade Studio, APER—Better Coal—Avallable by or- der Interstate Commerca Comniission, New River and Pocaliontas, \Write for frea book., Smokeless Fuel © Convpany, Va, Charleston, W. V L AUTOMOTIVE ] — Auto and Iruck Agencles 8 ACMB TRUCKS—8aler and Service, Erl wn Motor Salen. 171 South Malp 8 Plione_ 370, BUICK MOTOR CARS—sxles and service. Capitol Bulck Co. 193 Arch St Phone 2607, Florist RS—putted plants, pl Spsializing on funeral Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. FLOWERS—for the wedding, Gladioll, aslers, rog etc. Funeral designs, $2.60 up. We deliver tu all parts of the city. Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stasley 8t. Phone 2 3, NICE CARNATIONS—$1 & a tlowers. Sandallie's Greenhcuse, Oak §t. Tel. 264312, CUT FLOW varlety. fiue 21 City Items Make money spare hours selling Christmas cards, They sell them- Ohrnstedt's, 70 W. Main St Albin and Clara Carlspn have sold through the Camp Real Estate Co. a three-family ho at the corner of Fairview and Church streets to Samuel Lehrer, a hardware mer- $15 a month, Con- Business College, 163 Main Enter now.—advt, Miss Louise Cavanaugh entertain- at luncheon and hridge at her home on Tremont etreet Thursday afternoon, Prizes were awarded to Miss Marcella Ginsburg and Miss Night school, $5 a month, Con- recticut Business College, 163 Main street. Enter Tuesday evening. ed CADILLAG CARS—Bales and _Bervice Lash Motor Co, “A Reputuble Concern." West Main. . corner " Lincoln_streeta. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—8al service. Buperior Aute Company. Arch §t._Phony 211. CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Baies and rvice. Benuett Motor Bale 350 Arch . . Phone 2462, GODGE_ BROTHERS—Bales and _service. S. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 156 Elm Bt coiner Frankin. Phone 731, FORD CARS AND TRUCKS—Fordson tor. B and service. Genuine and 170 City Bervice Station, Hartford Ase.. cor. Btanley 6t. A. M. Paonesea. LEXINGTON—Oakland_and_Gray. High grade motor cars. Bales and “service. C. A Bence, §1 Main Bt Phone 3215. LEXINGTON, OAKILAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars, Eales and Service. Hardware _City Motor Co. § Eim 8t _Phone 3734, NASH—motor cara. Bee the ne: noe, Fales and Bervica A G. Hawker, b ‘Tim_etree JLDFMOBILE MOTOR CARS— The Re- fined 8ix." Bmith Motor Salea, 100 West Main St. Phone 2900. RED MOTOR CARS—and trucks. KeaBeth M. Searle & Co, Sales aud Service, cor, Elm and Park Ste. Phone 2110. Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers. STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Ralss and Service, Albro Motor Sales Co. . 228 _Arch Bt _Phone 260 WILLYS-KNIGHT AND CVERLARD- motor cars, Cherry St. “The Sieeve-Valve Motor. R. C. Rudolph. Phone 20A1.3. Autos and Trucks for Sale adut Sweenev. The New Britain TInetitute close all day Labor Lav Special prices on permanent wave during September. Lucille Shop: phone —Advt, will 63 | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Warranty deeds have been filed as follows: Vincenza Alessi to Giuseppe Pandolfo, Sebastiano and Mary Maz- zotta, 112 Beaver &treef, Albin and Clara Carlson to Samuel Lehrer, IFairview street; Giuseppe Pandolfo and Sebastiana and Mary Mazzotta to Vincenza Alessi, Hurlburt and | Smalley street; Dyson Land Co. to John F. Fitzgerald, Homestead av- | enue; Konstin Mikulskaa to Adam and Mary Staskelunas, Stanley street; M. H. and H. V. Camp to Joseph and Sofia Hrynko, McClin- | tock street, Personals Mr. and Mrs, William Fleischer of 28 Osgood avenue, have returned from an extended motor trip through Massachusetts, New Hamp- shire, Maine and Canada. Misses Irene McNulty and Lilllan Williams will be the guests of Miss Bertha Brown of Coventry, R. I, over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Simons of 235 Whiting street left today for Toston to visit Nat Butler, promoter of bicyele racnig at Revere Beach. They are accompanied by Wilfred Sevigny and Miss Anna Desrocher. LIKE - THAT D HAVENT Inexcusable Selfishness WAL, GALS, |\ R newis s ) ) HANDY, T \\X}ELL OF ALL THE NERVE. {4 WHEN ME NOU BuYIN' CLOTHES AINT GOT MORE'N THUTTY DRESSES BETWEEN (S, NOU SELFISH CRITTER! AN PoLLy BUICK—3-pass. touring, §95. model D; 6 Good mechanical condition Fa tires. Battery new this spring. Needs painting. Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., 31 Sast Main 8t. (near Elm.) CREVROLET—181 fouring; mileags 9770 ml. Bumper, motor meter and mirror, Motor in eplendid condition, Color new 1225 gun metal grav. Half price, Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co, 519 East Main §t. | USSEX CABRIOLET, 152 mechanically perfect; paiut and uphol- ®tery in Al condition. This is an econ- omical, dependable used car. Down payment $200, Balance on easy terme, Britain Motor Bules Co. 6 Main Phona I'LINT Big Six tourfn, fect eondltion, sacrifice, Tel, I'ORD_EEDAR, Tats 1824, “TA per- Owner golng south, Will 343312, light 19823, Tnquite 13 T Perfect condition; Phone 2873, AN, 1923—5 very good tires; 1y ‘perfect, good paint and np- First pavment $100. New Motor Sales Co., 6 Main &t mechani Nolstery, Touring; 6 weeks old; $50 down, monthly payments. 27 Emmons Place. Phone 10824 LEXINGTON—5 passenger, (ate 1923 brougham in first class mechanical condition, paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand new cords, 2 apares C. A. Bence, 51 Main &t. Phone 3218, BARGAINS — Marmon 7 new Moon Gray passenger , $175. Brand . new. Diana Sedan, ring. $575, Dodge Se- dun Moon 1823 Touring $47 Olds o 1824 Spert Touring $57% Dodge Touring $125, i AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 PARK ST. HARTFORD, CONN, —_— BUICK USED CAR DEPT, Have the following cars on hand, and in late mode! correctly priced fine condition, 1925 1924 1923 1925 1923 1823 Master six coach. Master #ix touring. 4 cyl, roadster. Ford coupe. Ford touring. Jewett coupe. CAPITOL BUICE CO. 193 ARCH STREET PHONE 2607, DODGE BROTHERS— Used cars; open and closed; late mod- els; also a few Fords in good shape. Good terms allowed, 8 & F. MOTOR EALES CORP. 155 ELM STREET Phone 731 —_— FLINT USED CAR DEPT. OFFER Bulck, 1925 Master Bix Co: new at a great sacrifice, AUTO BALES CO, Hotel Burritt Garage 136 Washington Bt. Phone 2941 B —— e — FORD TON TRUCK— Long body. lfke new, very good value §275. Ford 1324 Tudor Sedan, Ford 1923 Cqupe, AARON G, COHEN, INC, 185 PARK ST. HARTFORD, CONN, ; N\EH USED CAR DEPT.—IF YO¥ LOOKING FOR A GOOD UEEP fmli VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM ON SECOND VLOOR. A. G. HATK! ELM ST. PHONE 2488,