New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1925, Page 16

BAYREUTH, C1TY WADE BY 30516 Wagnerlan Annual Musical Fes- fival Held There Washington, D. €, Sey “Saldom does & genlus rise put an ent achievements ' the Natlona! G elty in bond Bayreuth where ner musical festi pleted its accond ke interruption by the We “To Bayreuth, W the perpetus almost two the Festspielhaus, t signed by Wagn with his music tion of nonths NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY FLASHES OF LIFE: MAN OF 87 WANTS | | B | It an au Wanting to die A man of 87 TO DIE AMERICAN, TAKES OUT PAPERS w York ! A penniless immi- Bohemia 20 years ago, wealthy realtor, a Rembrandt for $100,. Frederick Brown Paris - John Jacob Astor, 13, one chest boys in the world, has typ fever, He is the posthumous Jacoh Astor, His mother Mrs. Willlam K. Dick Eamonn De Vallera has the house with a cold “Can you imagine vanting to divorce a little " asked Jack Pickford 1 on Marilyn Miller at r-theater supper, “It's the 1 rumor." John Thomas Scopes fon case is at the Uni. SEPTEMBER Only Woman “Bulldogger” THE Alphabetically and ¥ Yearly Ordor LINE CONSECUTIVE TRTION S \x 1 lina Nates Count 6 words to 14 1lnes to an Inch Minimum Space, B, . Askc for & Al (" ANNoUNCEMENTS ) | b _— Burial Lots, Monumcuts 1 HERALD “WANT ADS” ||z . Tan_rabbit hoy notify N, 'B. Bird & Feed LOST b nd Arranged ¥ Finder pleas ady Referenc _Co._Tel, 12 RATES FOR TAN ANI oF N aralysin. 1 how \out lines o Over the Telephone of customers, Call “Want Ad” Operato Motol 2601, ntha ¢ n phone 935 ‘ersonals w Haven ‘ound Feitar puppny return to eward for ATHE 5y tham to tter than the old onei Arc EART tell and her Mrs, A, D, Conn, Tl ‘apito) Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8t. Phone TROUBIE— 1gh blood pressure will gladly my dear mother was drugs, feol s my duty to hu- Spence. you | AUTOMOTIVE ] Autos and Trucks For Sal [ STL p?fifimj: v el 0 condltion, new cord tires, 149 Glen St BUICK USED CAR LEPT. Have the following care on hand, and (o ] Inte model cotrectly priced ade fine condition. 1924 A wix touring: life Maxwell soda CAPITOL BUICK CO., 193 ARCH STREET PHONE 3807, ——————————————— MOBILE BPORT—touring Dodge touring 31 touring, 322, Bulc Marmon 1 pa ruve Texington iate model Lexington wpecial $030. Park St bargain Vakland touring §00d, Bport rond= Asron G, Hartford, " CADILLAG CARS—Sales and 8y Lash Motor Co. “A Reputnble Concern.” corner Lincoln etreeta CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sal and service. Buperior Auto Company, 17¢ Arch 8t. Phony 211, NEW BRITAIN=Mounmental Works, 138 | CHHRYSLER—4 and 6. Bales and Oak 8L Monuments of &'l elzes and service, Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch descriptious. Carving and letter cutting | St. Phome 2052, { i «our speclaity. DODGE BROTHERS8—EBales and service ’ . o i ‘ 3 s| S & F Motor Bales Corp, 166 Eim 8t. first . i e s 4 - ¢ Frankiin. Phone 731, x 2 RS AND wteel rein. . bermetically seal wood or metal Do not require er lota Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co. Kenaington Tel._647-15 those twe mo | of Chicago to study geology. hu:,;“",'d : oreT s A v nlled t ona, Pa. -- Gerge FPatterson e e J Jus, 0., Pennaylvania Rallroad LR o, | 1 official, was horned in one hand by ::trfrr':v '. \ ¢ ¥ cow while playing golf. comes a soun eosmopolitan tongues. City's Gift to Wagner “Two golden months are over | C s 3 P i Ludy Firm, motor machinist's montha of next summer. Of cour there 18 a trickle of tourists to show | S mate, first class, the great slab of marble unmarl . 3 ’ | Alfred Gefer, electrician's mate, by inscription or design, (Continued From First Page) | second class. (Reported saved), eovers the master compc N | John T. And frem the g DOTE0L S A +_lona class. , Villa Wahntried, Frank Collins Wiseman, torpedo-| "y, ‘3111014, chlef torpedo man. of peace, now occupied by hi imap Athind=clas § 58 et Third { James, chief motor ma-| A wife, their children and cf street, South Boston, Mass. ames ehildren. Tt 18 the gift of a grate- | 7oMn ¢ Al \\(\'Mv"rwxm;v‘v;\ '\f‘,':',sv | CRE I e tul city to Wagner. ey sl " class. (Reported saved). “Wagner's City' I8 oft @ Qi g Walter E. lawton, youte to anywhere, Tts very isola- | ey R o ey fion endeared it to Wagner. Many| New London, Sept. 28 ® — The| " "1y Y indsay, cities offercd 1B do homage to the |oflicers and ofthe U, 8. sub-| . _«_ master's operas as long as there | marine 8-h1 reported sunk off Bloek Michael E. Lira, fireman, F. were"listenera fo hear, but Wagner Island, as given out by the com s, (Reported saved). chose Bayreuth. Tt lles in moun- [mandant of the submarine base iy Btariin fomoor st cook torpedo fainous southwest Ge £ here follow e o g . A05mallewim eacoL g R, Officers | N 3. McCarthy, seaman, wedge of Czecho-slovakia Tient. Rodney . Dobson, the map and you will find it commander, berg 18 another 40 miles south of Lieut. II. M. Pino, junior grade. Payreuth. An airplane journey Student Officers i from Nuremberg to the metropolis Lieut. J. D. Hazelden, junior| of Lelpzig would take a sky-sight- seer right over Bayreuth but the forested mountains that close around it compel the main line rallroad to seek a valley fartlier east, Audiences Worthy of Music “If Wagner, remembering how Paris hoodlums howled down Tann- bauser, intended that Bayreuth should be a temple giving admit- tance only to music lovers he suec- ceeded. Dovoted appreciation must fire travelers to search out this lit- tle hilltown. The journey once! started hecomes a pilgrimage. And pilgrims who will travel hundreds and sometimes thousands of miles to hear an opera make cager listen- ers. S0 here audiences worthy of great superbly done. “Once in the interest 18 not in the heart of fown but in #he lovely little hill' foward which a broad, frec-bordered boulevard points. The little hill 1s perfect retting for the Wagner the ater. No other theater in the world is ltke this one. Wagner's alm was to knit drams e setting and musle in closest unity. Only in this apecially design anditorium, he 1 his operas fulfill the \deal of his conception. Viewed from withnut, the theater is plain bt Not until enters do the nnusual details of construc- tion hecome apparent tlers like those of A Greek tsaving no &pace for halcony or gal fery. The mu sight ‘Nearhy park which Playground of {h operas peopled Asities, heroines, of the into the termiasions as if from a m CHRTSLER USED CAR DEPT. 1024 1924 wa 1924 1024 1023 1924 Chrysler sport tou AMaxwell 4-pass, couy Chandler chummy sedas Auburn, B-pass. touring. Mazwall touriog. Bulck 6-cyl.. §-pass. sedan. W Cheyrolst coupes digcord Crawford, radloman, TRUCKB—Fordson tractor. Sales and service. Genulne parte and acceasories Automotive Eales & Service Cu., 200 E. Malu. Phone 2701. HUPMOBILE CARS—Gales and service, City Bervice Btatlon, d Ave., cor. Stanley St._A. M. Paunessa. ] TON—Oakiand and Gray. 1iigh grade motor cars. Sales and service C. A, Bence, 61 Main Bt Plone 2216, LEXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY tor Cars, Sales and Service. Hardwar City Motor Co., 6 Elni 5t Phone 3734, NASH—motor_care. 8es the mew ine. Fales and Service A G. Hawker, 8% fim_etreet. STOFMOBILE MOTOR CARS— 'The Fe- fined Six.” Sinfth Motor Salea. 100 West Maln St. Phone 2900, REQ MOTOR CARS—and (rucks. Kenneth M. Searle & Co., Saler aud Bervice, cor. Elm and Park Ste Phone 2110. Lecal agents for Gabriel Suubbers, odTe dng on Fn. Main R MOTOR CARS—Bales and ave samo by caliing at Albro Motor Sales Co. 225 [’ll ne 260, WILLYS-KNIGHT AND CVERLAND= motor cara, showrouin and eervice, 127 Cherry 8t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor."” R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051.2. 1 ;i AL Ducen OPEN EVFNINGS UNTIL 9:80, Farle, engineman, first 312, < ATIONS—and fresh cut flowers, for Gecasions. Call personally or phono itors are welcome, Flower i tnlmuw‘: 11 Stanley Bt, GUT FLLOWERS=potted plants, p variety. Specializing on funera) -on's_Gireenhouse, 617_Church Bt. SAUE=privet and barberry ledge ck for fall planting. Hardy flower- plants, ornamental shrubbery and de trees, New lawns put and old ones made ove t Plant Co, Land- BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO., 250 ARCH STREET TEL, Fox Hastings, Pendleton, Ore. 'at the rodeo there. Ilach year she throws a bull {bson, engineman, sec- streat, SWEEPING CAR REDLCITONS THE NEXT TEN DAYS FOR et Phone 141 Makers » of guaranteed lawns, Phone orders to Lost and Found L] st batween Return Cleveland sedan, Maxwell sedan. Maxwell tourlvg (2.) Nash touring. Overland touring. Fords (3.) Cadiliac Touring, 7 pass Cols 8 Touring, 7 pass Hudson Eedan, b pass. Hudson Coach, b yaes, Hudeon Coach, § pass. Hudson Coach. b pase, Hudeon Speedster, 5 pass Essex Coach, § p Overland edan, Overland Touring. macher, s¢ first . C. Tescl class, Broadway, just the electriclan’s | Herbert D, man. engineman, Snyder, chief Harford Radio Broadeasting Service Kehool and M crew Annoimees Contest P. Thomas, firemen, For Next | i@ Month, Triffic} GOLT WRIST WATCH Mafn or Church Sts. Herald, “Tost on, _arch (P—-Two old Finder return to Adeline” and to Le sung in the llad championship” monneed by WTIC tation. The “sing” Oscar . class, Frank L. class, Bernaldo Modello, mess attendant. deut. A. T. Glascock, junior|first class rade. R. S. Noble, Ensign E. W. Egbert, [m.nn, first class. Lieut. D. Yoster, funior grade. J. M. Schofield. Crew | class. D.*Berk, englneer, second| T'rank A. first elase, mate,| J. J. Sheehan, mate, first class. Eating Right Out of Their Hands Milot, freman, Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 Murray, 21 ~TAE— THE HONEYMAN AUTO 139 ARCH ST, quartet will take part in the nation- | al tournament in’ New York during | b0 o s s I Oetober and the | the week of December 14, 1< that contrstants Quartets desirous of entering the | ot " contest should communicate with lon S e Dana & Merriman, musical director | contest and it of the station, announcement present a club, a SALES CO, PHONE ‘1842, Mims, fireman. marine's crs yeoman, first zell, &hip seennt Fapertiets the on leave and w t 1 1 AL when she sank S5, fedan. Good (erme tlon. Charland’s Servico Sta- 432 Maln 8t._ Phone 1 ROLET “COUPE, 1 dition, with extras, Phona 1525.3 WAS YOUNGEST OFFICER (™. harmony motor machinist's CAR EPECIALS=PRACILICAL- ' HUPMOBILE CLUB SEULA BRAND NEW MOON SEDAN $" SEDAN—BIG merfect con- Orlginal owner. radio man, first Touring. n geod eondltion, 45 Lincoln Et. ook 1ike new: 1922 dolplr's Garage, 137 4 Cherry St Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, 7 Commander Dobson of TI-Fated| ixin st Phone i : 1 (Fx T < o s = o LEXINGTON=b5 passenger, late 1923 Sub §-b1 First Joined the Navy| “prougham in firet class mechanical condition, palnt and upholstery are ex- at Time of World War. .. | cellent, brand new cords, 2 spares. C. will be left fo the | A, Bence, 51 Maln St. Phone 2218, and three judges to Rochester, N. Y., Sept, 26 (P — | PAT Tmmy roadster, 4 passenger, The According fo a felephone mesaage| f ok B epenianleigind fensy recefved by Harold Dobson, of | Lumper. kes round trip to New Brockport, brother of Lieutenant! london on & gals. of gas, 2230, Whit- Rodney H. Dobson, commander of | .nore. 312 bast Main 5t | the submarine §-51 which was re-| ported sunk 20 miles off Block Island carly last night from the mander's wife at New Lonadon, | | Conn., confirmed the report that Lieutenant Dobson had gone down with hie vessel and that only three of the erew of forty men aboard | were saved. TAeutenant Dobson enlisted in the navy when the United States enter- ed the World War and rose rapldly heing appointed to a junior grade commander of the submarine a year ago. He was declared to he one of the youngest officers of his rank in the I navy. - 1933 Resldes his parents and a broth- 28 Tientenant Dobson leaves a brother OTHER CARS George Dobson, of Rochester and a Palge. 1019, 7 passenger touring at ‘:m-lr M;, }lq»rman n_vo'; of San!. el 1!_)“!}"_“”" - e e " Q | fornia s leaves a wife an at $100, 1 Waitress Service—5 to 8 | wife and a young son at his home | at the submarine base at New Lon- | don, Conn. Paul class, W. J. Cassidy, second class. Shea. electrician’s mate, Special Notice FORTI COUPT, Ford sedan singers may steur or professional, with or 1 quartet must Adeline”, and one of their own gunner's motor machiniat's it a name. I songs ot 1.ee™ Public whist \o o, | chaosi . P.. Junior gerford Court, at 8:00 p. m The decision GODD VALDE— Tuesd Six prizes h {radio iiene announced later. winning Tour chance o buy a geod u hacked by t Ford dealer Hers ar to choo Ford, reputation of the largest in northern Connecticut. a few speci Many more trom, found work are 1923 1923 1874 Tudor, Tuder, Coupe, Tudor, tires. Fordor, tiree. Tanel, $250. Touring.| $2: Runabout, com- | FORD Rayrenth, Enjoy Yourself Saturday AT THE - GREATER CENTRAL LUNCH 805 MAIN STREET New piint and 2400, - Now paint awd lovely Small down parments, o) Faz as you vide 1924 1923 or (2), 1222 Touring cars 1921 Coupe at $150. believed, co Grand Opening of the Additional Seating Capacity Section Special Chicken Supper 60c Music a: 100, (2), =t $128. ELMER AUTO €9, gracefiil one MAIN BT FHONB 1813, Seats rise in theater SEE MR, GORSELIN jans are out of § passengsr, the theater 1& a Era becomes S 4 i 3 S (jods.' Wagner R—— with Pagan | The fearsome skunk has no terrors for these boys from Camp | witehes. - heroes | Wigwam at Harrison, Me. As part of a course of nature study “”",: were t I:I to hefriend wild .mmwls. 50 thf‘) snr‘,cs??dpd in | |aso are. on vlew at University col Vs LR BetEs Bt B b s, cotting this skunk tame enough to take meat from their hands . Akl o B '_f_;l_t_i)afiE_———Rs - BY J. P. MCEVOY Ford touring,. (2), 1918, WHAT FAMOUS GENERAL N FIVE % Tord touring, 1923. sh touring car, 1923, sh coupe, 1924, LETTERS BEGINNING WITH ich AND *ENDING WITH T. 1S o BURIED §IN GRANT SA'R)MB € Bl e - Liberal terms on all the above cars. The Finest Eating Place in Town are giants Relics of a people who lived in the valley of the Nile abonut 14,000 years SFECTAL TSED CAR SALE - : * JTOM LES & VIC] 5 Your Inspection Ts Invited AUZONOTITR B LN 2 SRR TIDR IS and mo Dodge Brothers coups, 1 stage doors | ur A park FLOWERS FROWN Miss Juiiet N. W London tha famous that flower or has its own HE ALVAYS BUT i THE SE38 WORD ; PUZILES ; FINISHED BEEN WORKING ON THIS #8 ONE WORD FOR WEEKS HOW CAN'T, GET,IT AT ALL I CANT FIGURE IT OL ;1 IVE ;TRIED EVERYTHING = | ’{msflgnenfi BEGINNING | WT G 5 AND ENDING WITHRT peer : A 6 WAWKER, smiling and = 8 BLM BT, PHONB 484, TEED CARS Our week-end sales are bringing resulte S0 here goes for Batyrday, Sunday and Monday. TERMS Open every evening until ® Open all day SBunday. SPECIALS 5 Moon Touring ... § Ford Tudor . Ford Coupe Essex Coach Chevrolet Sedan Bulck Touring Ford Touring . 3 Ford Coupe . Hudson Coach . Chevrolet Touring Dodge Roadster . Ford Sedan ..... Ford Coupe . Moon Touring . Oakland Touring Chevrolet Touring . Oldsmobils Touring Overland Coupe Bulck Tourlng Chalmers Coupe Oakland Touring Oakland Roadster . Hupmobile Roadster . Bulek Touring . Cole § Roadster . Cront Brtuin rights reserved W [ - 2 | & L ©1928 by King Features Syndicate. Ine Sy i - Pt POLLY AND HER PALS DOE GONE I'T, THEN T AINT A PUSSOA THAT WANTS THEAR ABOOT MN VACATION, AN' ME NN TEL CRIGASE 2 1 hance SAY, BROTHER, WHILE T WAS AWAN ON MY VACATION ETE, Ey STREET THE MOHEN & AMIDON SALES CORP. 368 MAIN: STREET HARTFORD, CONN. 926