New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1925, Page 16

e e R e T i e T S o 5 o s P o S DIES OF INURIES INTRUCK SHASH Man Hurt at Corbin's Corner Stccumbs at Hospital Frank Kopfenstelner, 25, of b3 Bedford street, Hartford, severely injured when an automobile truck he was riding overturned Nev Britain turnpike near Corbin's Cor ner, West Hartford, last dled at the Hartford hospital yesterday aft caused by a other cccupants of the Injured in the accide Beigel of 304 Edg treet, Hart ford, driver of the truck and e ployer of the men on a conutruction joh West Hartfcrd vo charge of reckle Five of the ofl the hospital with and are atill In a They are Peter Harbison avenue, John Loomis street Bendell of 2 Bellevue street, George Jones of 1 Avon street and Martin DeLusso of 156 Avon 11l of Hartford Patsy Marchiando of 22 Harbisor avenue and Jar Windsor street, Hart nlso at the hospital, 1t inpirie Bre of a minor nature " T pex of 20 Huntley pls among the in kept at the hospital Kopfensteiner was a hricklayer end had lived In Hartford for 1% months, coming Anstria, He leaves his wifs, Mis. Anna steiner; one daughter, Marion: his parents, Mr. and Mrs, (arl steiner of Austria hrother ward Kopfensteiner of A two sisters, Miss Agnes Kopfe n er of Austria and Mrs of §t. Louis, The funeral will he o'clock Monday morning neral home of J. J. and 11 Chapel street, Hartfo mass at the Church of the Heart following on the day late rnoon eath wa uli. Eight trock were it and Churles fractur all on a techrica ts injured are a ull Al condition fractured Millner of 21 strect ired hut he from Kopfer Kopfe one Anna Propot held at o the fn Aliern with BACK COL. MITCHELL Fairfield Tegion Will Stand At the Convention of War Veterans, Endorse His Bridgeport, Sept eounty deleg Legion to national of the legion at Omaha, next montl will be instructed to f for thy establishment of a sepa r for as advocated hy (‘olon stormy petrel of the army air sery- ice. At the meeting of the ganization of the legio Green- wich recently, Colonel Mitehell's plan was en‘husiastically « and it voted to instruct delegates to the national convention to support Mitchiell's stand if the matter hecomes tional convention The county orga n endorsing Mitchell and his voted to ask Senator Hir ham for Information relative what he helieves should b put the air defenso of t on a par with that of Europe tions. 19 (Ar—~Tairfield the Americat the convention iteheil county or dorsed an issue at the na hesides ing done to Turkey Dinner Served All Da; $1.00 NEW YORK DINING ROOMS 294 MAIN STREET Starting Monday, Sept. 21, the New York Dining Room, 294 Main Street, will serve SPECIAL SUPPERS 40¢ Sunday | | to NEW BRITAIN A Few Handbags From Europe DAILY Is it handbags you're interested in? I f so, just take a lonk at the choice collection [brought back from Europe to Carmel Myers, m ovie star, It shows, incidentally, that beaded {bags have not vet gone out of style | HRIY PREPARING COUNTER-DRIVE |Rearvanges Foroes {o Offse Im- | pending French Advang | | | Princess of the Proud Bourbons Fez, ch Mroceo, Sept. 13 (F— As the hour for the next large the French Moroccans appri the Riffian leader, i offensive hy troops S ahieth the | Abd-El-Krim, aid to be redoubling his activities s asserted that he is withdrawing | rs from the Ouergha river fon and massing the bulk of his rees around S| huan and to the th and cast of the Kifane Range, the beliet that Marshal Petain’s is about to operatc in regions. Moors are a zion, ou no | in nuter cker | these two The tive in the Bah mile and a half Air scouts report s of the rebels i thering In the valley of Itoun five miles north of Issoual Kechachda mountain, | is being put in a state of de- This is taken as an indication -Krim intends to make and start n ceaseless heshuan Most of the iitants have abandoned the city | Toceins [ we | west of 1 f t strong forc | foot of | whi | fense that among the trihes hetween ken refuge rogion Iving | and the sea. | shuan “ P t. 10 (P—A dispatch to| t knes, says the re- sh post at Kudia now permit the Spanish gain to turn its attention lorro Nuevo promontory on y of Alhucemas, correspondent adds that the 12,000 men on the ich on the bay gives no gronnd for anxiety, but that they tend the landing base to from the vicinity rebels who shell tho camp with some time ago on si mountain and at Racosa. to the correspondent of the Spaniards in Al- tly delayed by which from M Spar the must ¢ clear continuously Maling ceording Kentucky always has hoasted of its heautiful women, and it now says Miss Edyth Draffen of Lawrenceburg is the prettiest landin gitl in the state. She will wear a $1,000 gown when she repre- 1V was gre rious also nsed the le As o @ ve her of ma Span wned when a saflboat capsized in | v and vas killed n hlown followed infalls for Bermuda Is Swept by Bad Storm, One Life Is Lost Hamilton, 19 () Bermuda. was swept yesterday by a unahle to The a0t Span 1 by to as another as they desired wire that had h The wir af the N8 are snrrc ermuda, Sept ents the International Petroleum exposition at Tulsa in October |® AT YOUR SERVICE Below 18 a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper IERSN CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—BURIAL LCIS, MONUMENTS 3~DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4—FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6—LOST AND FOQUND 8—PERSONALS 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMUBILES ) AND 1 9 OS AND TRUCKS FOR BALBD 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE UTO PAKTS AND ACCESSORIES AUTOMOBILES WANTED— 3=AUTOS—TAXI BERVICE 14—GARAGES TO LE 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICTYCLES OY'LS-BICYC-LS WANTED 17—SERVICE STATIONS REPAIRING BUSINESN SERVICE 18—-BARBERS HAIRL'S, MASSKUSE 19—BUILDING AND CONTRACT 20—BU SERVICE RENDERED MAKING & MILLINERY {3=DYEING & CLEAM G URANCE—ALL KINDS —LAWYERS-PATE ATTORNEYS (OVING, TRUCKING, BACGAGB ING, PAPER HANGING —PLUMBIN HEAT'G, METAL WE S. ND TAILORING JOBB'G, STATIONERY ONAL BERVICES 32=—REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING 33—=WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES EDUCATIONAL 14—CORRESPUNDENCE CCURSES 45—DANCING TEACHERS 36=INSTRUMENTAL AND VUCAL 47—1,0CAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORE 43—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES S WANTED WANTED MEN WANTED OR WOMEN 44—BITUATIONS WANTED—MEN 46—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN FINANCIAL 48—RUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 47—INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS LOANED 39—EMPLOY 10—HELP—AG LIVE STOCK 50—CATTLE AND SWINB 61—DOGS, CATS, PETS 62—EGGS, POULTRY SUPPLIES 63—HORSES, VEHICLES 54—WANTLD—LIVE STOCE MERCHANDISE 55—ARTICLES FOR SALE 56—BUILDING MATERIALS 57—BUS! S & OFFICE EQUIP 68—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 60—FERTILIZERS, SEEULS, PLANTS 51—FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING 62—~GOOD THINGS TG EAT 63—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 64—MACHINERY, ELEC, & TOOLS §5—MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTE 53 B—RADIO #7T—\WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY 68—WANTED—ARTICLES TO BUY REAL ESTATE FOR RENT MENTS & TENEMENTR 5SS PLACES FOR RENT ROOM AND OFFICES FOR REN —~HOUSES FOR RENT 74=SUBURBAN FOR RENT —VACATION PLACES FOR RENT —WAREHOUSES & STORAGR 77—WANTED—TO RENT REAL ESTATE FOK SALE 18—AGENTS—REAL ESTATE 79—~AUCTIONEERS 80—BLDG. & BUSINEES PROP 81—BUILDING LOTS FOR S8ALB 2 18 FOR SALB S FOR SALE 84—BHORP_PLACES FOR SALE 85—SUBURBAN FOR BALE S6—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 87—REAL ESTATE—WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 8§—HOTEL §3—ROOMS FOR RENT 0OMS AND BOARD 10MS FOR HOUSEKEEPING them under of nigl | g 2 Icss of twa lives |THE Isevere windsform which cansed the One many months nage to person was | property resnlted P S e T — POTTERS / %0 You FINALLY GOT HERE ) WELL, WELL, WEIL/ // GRANDMA /. 1 GO RIGHT IN ST HELLO, SELF AT HOME TRADED THE OLD QRGAN AND A COW At That, Ashur 93—\WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING 12-WHERE TO DINB WAIT A MINUTE BEFORE YOL) TAKE THAT Cow AWAY ! - IVE GOT SOME- THING COMING * 11Tl Gt Brnm by et Has Some “Drag DIDIA PUT ) POLLY ASHCRE 2 T YER ALL (e wicnan DRY MA " AN, 3 — AW RIGNT, LEVS € i\ o GOSH, CART: Nou EVER RoW A LITTLE BeAY CTLIKE THISTE HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1925, THE HERALD “WANT ADS” 1 Alpbabetically Arranged FKor Quick and Ready Reference Prepatd 09 a¥ N 38 35 43 38 LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE (NSKR Charg 10 20 B a2 o day .1 line . Iine . Iine . Iine daye . days . daye . lne line line 3180 3150 Tearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count 6 worde to » line. 14 lines to an inch, Minimum 8pace, 3 Iines. Mintmum Book Charge. 36 centa. No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classitied Page 8ut. 10 A M Ads Accepted Over for convenlence of customers Call 925, Ask for s “Want Ad" Operator — e e e et e s ' ANNOUNCEMENTS Buria) Lots, Mosuments 1 BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete wieel rein: forced; water preof, hérmetically seal- ed. will outlast either wood or metal. Do oot require larger lots Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co. Kensington Tel. 647-15 T BT TR s NEW BRITATN—Mounmental Works, 133 Oak Bt. Monuments of all sizes and descriptiona. Carviog and letter cutting our_apecialty. 0 Same Lay. the Telephone Florist 3 CARNATIONS=and fresh cut flowerg for all occasions, Call pereonally or phane 2388.1 Visitors are welcom Garden 1163 8t GUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing varlety. Specializing on funeral work Johueon's Greenhouss, 617 Church 8t. FOR SALE--privet and barberry hedgs gtock for fall planting. Hardy flower- ing plants, ornamental ehrubbery and shade trees. New lawns put In and old ones made over. Nott Plant ('o,, Land- scape Gardeners, 329 Colunibus Ave, Merlden, Conn. Phone 1412-2, Makers of guaranteed lawns, Phone orders to M. H. Tuttle, 109 Winthrop 8t., New ftain iRAPE V fruit and shade trees, barberry hedge 3 yrs. old, 8o, and 1 privet hedges, cheap. Thomas Pannessa, 176 West &t, or Nak and Lafalle St, ‘ AUTOMOTIVE l Auto and Truck A_]t‘m‘lu L] nd Bervice, Brio: won 171 Bouth Mamn 8t Pliol BUTC pitol Bulck Co. 193 Arch St Pho (L e S St T el CADILLAC CARS—Bales and Service Lash Motor Co. “A Reputuble Concern. West Main, corner Lincolo etreeta CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales and ryice. Buperior Auto Company, 176 h Bt Phou, 211 SLER d 6. Gales and ervice. Bennett Motor Salea. 350 Atch 8t Phone 2vb2, DODGH BROTHERS—Bales and service 8 & § Motor Bales Cop., 156 Elm 8 corner Frankiin, Phone 731, FORD CANS AND TRUCKS—Fordwon tractor, Bales aud service. Genulne | parte and cessorien. ~ Automutive Bales & Borvice Co., 200 B, Main. Phone 3701 HUPMOBILE CARS—Bales and service. City Service Station, | Stanley Bt. A. M. Paones LEXTNGTON—Oakland and Gray. High grade motor cars. Sales and service C. A, Hence, 61 Main 6t. Phoue 2215, LEXTNGTON, OAKILAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cara, Bales ang Service. Hardware City Motor Co. 8 Elm St Phone 3734, NASH—motor cars. Bee the e hoe. Fales and Servica A G. Hawk Win_street. OLDFMUBILE MOTOR GAR fined SIxL" Bmith Motor Balea 100 W Main 8t Phone 2500. “They ars wonderful" to a Herald Cl a few days ago {EQ MOTOR CARS—and trucks. Kennetb M. Searle & Co., Bales aud Service, cor, Elm and Park Ste Phone 2110, Leocal agents for Gabriel Snubbers, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARE—Eales and Sorvice, Albro Motor Sales Co. 326 Arch €t. Phone 260, WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND= motor care, showroon and service, 127 Cherry §t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor.” R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-3. Autos and Trucks for Sale 9§ CHEVROLET COUPE, 182 tras, in_ best condition CHUMMY _ROADETE ental motor, widered, Re- said a lady fied Ad writer just —with all ex- Phone 1328.-3, Tase, Contin- Any reasonable offer con- Inquire 200 Carlton &t. Phone n A-1 condition. NICE CARNATIONB—31 a doz, Very fine flowers. Sandallie's Greenhouss 215 Oak St. Tel 2643-12. Lost and Found L] LEXINGTON=G jaseenger, late 1023 brougham in first class mechanical conditlon, paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand new cords, 2 C. fraternity pin with initials F. f lost between Forest St, and Benfor High school, via Hart 8. Reward Finder return it to E. D, Case, 74 Forest St City, ROLL OF BILLS—In wallet, 1ot near Fast Maln, New Britain, Wed. afternoon, Suitable reward f returned to Df Rob- ert J. Boyle, 124 Maln St., Bristol, Ct. Personals 6 OLD PHOTOGRAPHS— n We topy them fo Took Detter than the old ones. Arcade Studio. Store Announcements ) shop fs now located at 87 Church Bt, next to Hotel Delaney, B —— = NEW BUILDING APPROVED Tokyo, Sept. 19 () — At an e traordinary session today the cabinet voted 1,800,000 yen for the con- struction of a semi-permanent par- liament building. The new structure will be put up on the site of the imperial diet building, which burn- ed yesterday. It is expected to be completed fn January in time for the diet session. Hot air forced into hayracks by means of a newly invented machir is claimed to dry the hay In 12 hours not cured. e R e o T S e A large international institu- tion, established for 84 years, is looking for a high-grade man between the ages of 24 and 38 who might be interested in a permanent connection as its Jocal representative. This man must be well educated. If you feel limited in your present oc- cupation and wish to engage yourself in a clean, attractive occupation that will call forth the best that is in you, write me fully of your past experi- ence, giving age. Write Leo Begley, 607 Main street, Hart- ford, Conn. BY J. P. McEVOY YOU CAN TAKE HER NOW. ™ FINSHED MILKING ©1225. by King Frarurs Syadicass 1ne Fa “Chummy 6 cyl. 45-h. p. Dependable and easv riding with snubbers, extra tire and bumper, Makes round trip to New London on § gals, of gas, $290, Whit- more. 319 Fast Main &t PLATFORM—body for Dodga or shmilar truck. 8. F. A Phone 91 51 first, —master aix coach, bought for sale, Aug. for owner. Price 1200, AUTO SALES CO,, HOTEL BURRITT GARAGE 136 WASHINGTON ST, PHONE 2941, BUICK USED CAR DEPT. Have the following late model cars on hand, correctly priced and In fine condition. Master six Ford coupe, Ford coupe, Jewett coupi Maxwell gedan, CAPITOL BUICK €O, 193 ARCH STREET PHONBE 2607 _—_— touring. 1923 CLOSED CAR SPECIALS. 1Y NEW HUPMOBILE C BRAND NEW MOON SEDAN NEW DIANA “8” SEDAN—BIG . LEXINGTON SEDAN $1250 T SHAPE. AARON G. 185 PARK ST, HART- RACTICAL- B SEDAN COHEN FORD, €0 —_— FORD BARGAIN TON TRUCK, SWEEFING CAR REDUCPIONE — | AUTOMOTIVE { SIS el it (i e SO | Autos and Trucks for Sale FORD—NEW ONE TON TRUCK BODT, CAR WITH EXPRESS' BODY, REAR AND BIDE CURTAINS, ‘REX. MVG, CORP, REAR, 163 ARCH STRET. B Y S RENEWED FORDS Ludor sedan (2), at 375, Roadster, (2), at $200, Roadster (2), at 3100, Tourlng cars (2). at §126. Coupe at’ 3180, Coupe at $226, Ton truck, (stake sides), 8185 1924 15 ton (panel body) et $175, 1923 Ton expresn at 3160, OTHER CARS Falge, 1019, 7 passonger touring at 3180, Reo, 1919, touring ear, 6 pases at 3100, 1921 1923 1923 at Liberal terms on all the aboes cars AUTOMOTIVE EALES & SERVICE.CO, 200 B, MAIN BT, FHONE 2101, —_—— FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS 1213 1924 Nash sedan, Cadillac Touring, T pass Cole 8, Tourlng, 7 pass Hudson Sedan, 5 pass. Hudson: Coach, § Hudson Hudson Hudron Bpeedater, § pase x Coach, 6 Essex Coach, § p Bulck Touring, 5 pi Chevrolet Touring, § pas Hupmoblle Sport Touting. Overland Sedan, Q\erland Tourt Clsveland ‘Eport, ~THE— HONETMAN AUTO SALES €O, 133 ARCH ST. — GODD VALUE— Tour chancs to buy a gocd ussd Ford, backed by the reputation .of the largest Ford dealer in northern Here are a few specials, to choose from, Comnecticut, Many more 1924 Fordor sedan, new .paint and tires. $400, Tudor sedan, new paint’ and tires, 8550, Ford touring, like new: $275, Runabout, -$250, Panel body. Touring at $228, 1924 1024 1024 1004 1024 Bmall down paymenta, Tou ride, ELMER AUTO 0O, 22 MAIN ST, FHONE 1413, SEE MR. GOBLELIK —_— OLDSMOBILE SPORT—touring bargain $550, a3 185, 3185, touring ster, Cohen, Conn, Dodge touring $125, touring, $225. Bulck Marmon T pags., runs Lexington late model $275. Lexington - mpecial road. refinished, $350. Awron. G, Inc, 185 Park Bt, Hartford, Cakland touring good, eport, 5. 'PE, WIRE WHEELS, LATE SEDAN LATE ‘0%, $210, 8 890 TO $225. AARON G. . 185 PARK ST, HART- Chrysler aport touring, Maxwell {-pase. coupe. Chandler chummy sedan, Auburn, §-pass. tourin Maxwell touring. Bulck 6-cyl. 5-pass, sedan, Chevrolet coupe, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL $.10, BENNETT MOTOR BALES €O, 250 ARCH BTREET TEL, 2053, YOU'RE OUT oF PLACE HER,/| HERE, GRANDMA _You h BELONG DOWN ON ! _WOU'RETEITHER AWFUL SLOW, OR, T AWFOLY T T! 225 Arch Btreet —_—mmm TUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT,~ Studebaker 1826 &peo Victoria, Studebaker 1922 Blg 6§ coups Bulck 1623 7 pasa touring Bulck 1923 sport roadster Maxwell 1023 sedan Dodge 192; Roamer 1920 sedan ALBRO MOTOR BALES €8 Phons 3t0 SPECTAL USED CAR BALE Dodge Brothers coups, 1922, Dodge Brothers screen del'y, 1323, Ford tudor, 1934, Nash sedan, 1024, Mavwell sedan, 1928, Ford tourlng, ( ord touring, 1 h touring car, 1328, ash coupe, 1924, A. 6. HATKE®, 88 ELM 8T, PHONE 2488, — TUEED CAR SALR Dedgs Brop. teurtn, Dodge . Broy . Ford -sedan, Ford sedan. Studebaker spec, & touring. TERMS ARRANGED ~THB— & & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, 185 EL MST. TEL. 181, USED CAR SALE SEPTEMEER 13.2¢ Hupmobile club sedan S-pass, Nash sedaz, 5-pass. Moon sedan, §-pase, Studedaker light six ssden, §- Dass. Studebaker light aix tenr, § pase. Studebaker light atx coupe, 3- pass. Stud. 5-pa 1921 Bulck touring, 7-pass. SEVERAL OTHER BARGAINS TROM $50.00 UPWARDS ERMS 1-3 DOWN, ONE YEAR T PAY OPEN EVENINGS UNTTL 9:4) M. IRVING JESTER 187 ARCH BTREET. PHONE 1025 1924 1923 1921 1023 aker spectal wix tour, USED CAR BARGAINS Dodge rondater. d4-door “ord sedan, Tudor Ford sedan, Chevrolet sedan. Studebaker sp Studebaker special . Ford coupe. 3 Beveral cars In geod condition te'. under $100, ' BUPERIOR AUTO CO., 17¢ ARCH ST, FHONE M),