New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 18

| { ha ainice being ROUGH WEATHER rested for more than four days|/comrades aboard the 8.51 the rammed by m-!last trip. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER DRIVE " OUTLINES the Kiwanly, one trom kL [ majors huve been chosen one from 30, 1925, | NI RRm————— - HIERALD l AUTOMOTIVE i otary und | UREN 5 ( . ship City of Rome | Left Autos At Buse one from the Lions club, Thy othe | l “l. Two bodiea have heen brought up| Automobiles of several members v |18 a free lance. Lach ol these ni- | (V¥4 m " Auto and Truck Agend L] by divers and 81 more presumably of the crew are at the base, The |Jors will sclect captains to work \\ f\Nl ADb s B TR R e a0 ) b o In the sunken wreckage, lcars were parked in different places ) L Us o With him and the captains \\Hl‘ Alphabetical Atianged For Quick ‘.:;Yf.{:'l‘bauyn'n-:‘ A‘m: rmh{.:.';’ T” g The two glant sea cranes, Monarch by their drivers Lefore starting on |choose stx or: sevon nien, luaving {] “"\“*-“" Raference, Aroh Bt Phups 1A, e and Century, which were driven infolthe availability run which was fo AP about ten prospects fu cach man O i e R CRATELER = oo 0 il and ) L b ¢ f - have bee it overnig! ) 1o " H JToseph Ward represents the Kiwanis S8 Dbl woitiow Hentett Motar Saten 250 Arch (Continued from I'lrst Page) Newporl by a storm yesterday, start-|have been hut rnight, but now S l 1 (‘ ]d E l P . | ¥ Olietae® Rrsoalil vivicy | ad again for the seecn of the dis-|form & small group near one of the Corelary Gou Xp A0S PUM[Ciun, senest W. Chrlst the Rotary 1 dny Cime ye® PRt ] 8t _Fhune subs. = mander of the submarine base. Many | aster shortly after midnight and an buildings. 3 N elub and Harry (. Hancoek the H .‘u:; : line 20 1 mém;‘ur Ii:l“:‘I”II::}:; (fl:::‘ ”:l.l P»I:’r‘v':la of the other officers sorrowfully ad- | hour later passed out by RBrenton| Lieut. Commander R, ¥, Jones,| I)Ose [0 K]wams Gl[]h Llons. I'red 0. Rackliffo fs tho free ([ § gids oo} e 4] )i e e S Ao na 101 mit, however, that they can se lit-| Reef tnto the open sea. only to be physiclan attached to submarine di- lunee, The campalgn will ba con- [} & iava 11001 Jine 5 FORD GANE AND — PRUCKR=Fordwn tle chance of any survivors being forced to turn about as the waves vislon 2, who has made a study of | ducted from Monday to Monday and ¢ dave .01 line o tractur, SAler ADO service Genuine found, particularly with the ele-! piled up about them living conditions aboard underseas| AMembers of the New Britaln Ki- | noon luncheons whl ba held every ¥ L,‘" N,“. ‘,W 1,0 patts sny '»m‘;‘mv:‘. M:.,u..,::n‘nu.. 2.1::‘: menta delaying the rescuc work still | The work of the divers has eatab- craft, I spending much of his Hme | i Joard the program for |41y exeet Saturday, whilo Monday (| VMl Crder Hatea Lpon Appiteation flnflwn‘w’:;‘urT«"*fi«T-‘un e, further, Ished that there was a violation of uljh the families of the men on the membership campatgn of the | MENE final reports will ba made con- | ,\, lines to an Inch, hilsbd o Sl LS B Bl Forty deap sea divers are aboard rites of Ui e by the City of S-51, endeavoring to keen up the (o of Commerca which s to |CeTMIng (ho success of tho drive, || - Mlmum Spave, iines. SR EAN M, PaRae the boata of the rescie ieet nxions | Koo in e collsion, in the opinton apirits of many who rofuse to aban- ity ) LUATEES ENEL O Srurmian Tyson. who b fo b mar- | SR g Atter 1 e, N CEXTNGTON=—OvkTund ot Gray to ald in the effort (o reach the of Captain K. J, King, commander of don hope. : o (Mrthe | following Mondny explained in full (ried Saturday night, recolved tho fe. || Clawicied Puge on Same Dar.’ sat. 10 || grede motor care = Saier and seivic sunken submarine before all hope 18| the submarine base | wport, B, 1., Sept. 30 OP-The |y B0k “Gould, secretary of the |licitations of the members of tho || A M. Accepted Over the Telephous | | GRRINGTON OART.AND s53 ORAY Mo abandoned. Several trips were niade struck on Port Skid crane shipy ““”"’:""‘ g « AN chamber, at thelr weekly luncheon |¢1Uh on his coming wedding and on || tor convenience or custamors. | Cal | [ “o Catn Eajer ani Sorvie to the ocean floor yesterday. Two A tin the hull of the 1, he npon which so much depends dn the |5 Falon ) oiel (his noon. Sam- | Motion of Dr, Henry T. Bray the Ki- [ | 925 Ak for a “Want Ad" Operator. ||, Gity Motor C Bin Kt i hodles were hrosght to the surface gy ghowed that she was struck on despernfe cfforts to bring the 85110 T EE LR Hore ™ o™ | wantuns wished him everything that NABH=—motor_cars Wes (Ee new i, and later the divers tuking 10 the surface where the fate of her b : ol o fales and Bervica A G Hawker, on early trips and later the i ho port side by a vessel overtaking he surfa tories of the Westinghouse Electric | ¢ Wished himself. President Don- | cleared nway the debris and 100k | hor, Tnternational vules provide, he €W can he learned, this morning (orie3 BFLTe WWERHERRONES TIOCHIE| Gy oo reuted and mide sev. | (r———— —)Ii‘.:““""':"l—-—‘u OO AR TR o enahle them to con- A ¢ lay Jdle in Newport harbor, Teld |40 L SRS Sl 5 e N COTM . AVNER 4 AR i other steps to enable (h M 4o con- | added, that “every vossel overtaking lny ‘!‘ L0 Nenmox e o, | PFMCIDAl spealer, was absent and | €Al announcements hoaring on fhe NNOUNCEMENTS fined S1x" Bl Motor Sales. 100 West '|nn‘-“:h° .‘*f"lrh of the hull more ypoper vosscl s keprout ofthe ““r‘ o3 :“-»\l - ~“'_\ er, were pre. [Ne 1me in between was well taken hetterment of the club. He spoke of | : | Mam 8 vhowe . sl Akt | way of the overlaken veasela! ielr crows, however, were pre- .ty Cgunny songs by the entire [the organization of the Exchange | Burinl Lots Moumments 1 |STUDERARER MOTOR CATS= &nies ond §-30 1s On Duty No word, oth 1n a brief weath- pared to proceed to sea instantly ' \ e hioy (club and asked the co-operation of | e VP | Bervice, Albro Motor Sales Co. 225 y ‘ ' tions wdy 3 b an g asaIhiv, Solosiabyi(BtnnleniEABhIoVH S g ik GURTAT VAULTS=Concrete sieel e@id: | Arch St Phons 200, The submarine S-50, whose sister | er report indicating that conditions that advices from Rear Admiral 1 5 Al Kiwanlans with thelr brother _A ST SN Y S s 850, I and piano selections by Sturman ? an t Other | Ctorced: wate: uinot, , ermetically seal- | o INTGAT AND OVERLAND= ship lies 135 feet below her, is heing modcrating somewhat, was ve- H. Christy, in charge of the rescue 0 5 i linien e ik masc v ey e .IK:;I":'B::}: ] |‘“““:‘m ’m; FUERER used to pump air into the and ceived here from the rescuc flect operations, are recelved indleating "3 " (RviGiould axplathca the ik | = e | Do not require farger lota Remsonobly [ Cherry §t, “I'he Sleeve-Valve Motor.” a 3 ¢ ¢ rehear- | ( r (he carly part of the day and that conditlons are more favorable QorgAn chdslls S 7 SR vriced. N. B. Vault Co. Kensington | n 6, mwdaiuh Phone 2081-2 :';:;r‘:?r;ii“ R b e ¢ oporations 1t been| Prospects that they will be able o | Chamber of Commerca in this eity | Announcoment has heen made of | RTTATN=Mounmental Works, 13 Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 4 L s Uk [ Euan MBIOER ks 2 Sl 3 : f o feos: erease | the rriage rick . UVok St Monuments of ') sizer ano = - - with all parts of the submersibl resumod venture from the sufety of the har- |It was found necessary to increase |the marriage of Frederick A, Volz, | 0% St ! Carving and letter cutting | BATGATN—Tor quiek salo, 1821 Dodge given an opportunity to try out Fhe divers were known {o be anx- bor were admittedly siim this morn- | (N income of the organization and [son of Mrs. Willilam IRogers of 1his | our sneeinits Brothers dster, wih' mmer anl O : ‘ s the membership campaign had been | oit Tt SSRER e | ‘winter top. Owner latt for Iorida, Car various openings with their diving | jous to continue if conditions weve ing. Advices recelved at the naval 'he men o HipRoRmp M had nifielty to >.\h> Margar t M. Gracey, | o 3| van bo seen at the 8 & F. Motor Kales sults on to determine whether these [ in any way favorable. Yesterday it training station from the officials at decided on. He stated that a larger daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew | __ Florist oy Corp, Dodge Brothers Dealers, Open assages can he safcly negotiated | vas at times difficult to get the the scene of the wreck indicated that [number of members must be enrolled | Gracey of Prospect street, Meri- | BUSTON Very reasonable prives. | every night an be safely negotiated be- | was o es dif 0o g f k 4 0 il © g Sundallo Greenhouse: 218 Oa 10713 06 Tev: :,“- s | divers to return to the surface when weather conditions were moderating, | i the effectiveness and efficiency of |den. The ccremony was performed | jimas 5 tivenhouses, 218 Oal. 8t UTCRTTI TS pamenger touring, § oL 1 the chambe e r on Se I wseph'd church, | . e TR o e er, privately owned. Must be sold The message from Admiral Chris- | officers felt they had gemained long hut that there was a heavy wind i the chamber are not to be Impaired. | off Sept. 8 at &t. Joseph'd church, | cARNATIONS =ani fres cur Tiowera for| e once. Can e houaht Hunt, - Plon ty announcing suspension of opera- | cnough—so anxious were they to blowing and that the seas were still |[He stated that the chamber hopes | Meriden, by Rev. J. J. Duggan, p: all oceasious, Call parsnally o pione | tions caused no great surprise to | reach any of the imprisoned men for too heavy to'be hraved by the cum- for an | 50 '." members of 700 | tor, Ih..umlm- were attended by | * \)‘]‘1;’. ‘.‘flf,‘(.’.T.,.‘:l-“ Wmmu: ml‘tlyn“ '_ '*pr»y- naval officers notwithstanding an | whom there might bo the least ray!bersome crane ships, prospective candidates and fn_{his; Miss Marion Grayson of Morlden and | s oW MRES o edconTa piecoine P it taken at once. Ls1y mexaye fiomiihenuthor shinlBtihops: Poreed Back Agnin | way a budget for the year of $17,600 | Henry B. Pfeifer of this city. vurlely Spectalizing on funera) work TR E Camden had indicated that weather | ¢ dispatch boat Chewink, car-| After being foreed hack from their ! will he possible, - - | eonditions had improved considers | yying specis 1l deep s a eleetric lights work off Block Island yesterday, the | T There are 1500 1o 1,800 prospects | Milk which has turn. Joliuson's_Groenhouse, £17_Chuich 8t $100, P Ayl leaving ed slightly | ron SALE=privet and barberry hedge v | for use ght diving operations, ships agal ade a determined ef- who will be seen next week hy team |sour may he ened again stock for fall planting. Hardy flower- T 3 ably over night and that the winfl | for use in night diving operations, in ship ain mad :VJ u |l LEut Bl R o i e BN DY g plants, ornamenta) ahrubbory and [ Qitien. - Fxpress hady ma it Good tor and sea were abating. | addition to mails and supplics, made fort to return to the scene shortly | members, he drive has been di- | g lo baking soda 1o it.| shinde trec. ‘New luwna put in and old | il Fixivess body on . oot bur: Too Much of a Swell her dally run to the rescue flect to- after midnight last night, They had vided among four big teams and | mmmeeeeooo | ones made over. Nott Plant Co., Land-| Pierre, 45 Lafayett 3rd_toor £ 1 L . 1 0 o v Brenton's e — SEINE | seape Gardeners, 320 Columbus Ave, L2 - : ained the o | day. At the request of Rear Admiral [barely passed by Brenton's Reef into | S0 we Gal . < GRD COUPE 19 jews 10 Captain King explained that while | day i e o 4 o | Merlden, Conn. Phone 1412-2, Mukers VOR 254 ; e R it moul b | Chrlst no newSPaper or Gamora men (e apon sea When again they wero | S e | ASSESSORS’ NOTICE | o iukinises hier Stans arders sa| Fond sein. ' e considered “rough weather” by naval | Were permitted to go out today, w‘\, fereed 1]0 ul\f]“u[v 1‘1.‘- ».vl‘uz't'llt‘, y.n];‘ | NOTICE TO 1 [ i Tutde, 10y Winthrop st Mw‘ T s 3 1 cep ere they were to relieve oth- ing and pitching heavily they erep: i | Beltaln. - ships, the Chittenden, the vesselcept wher 2 | al ~ Tate 1923 from which the divers make thelr | crs statloned on the camden. Rear ek 10 the harlior and anchored oft | CONTRACTOR; | onor befora October 15, 1425 wil| Lost and_Found 5| Chrougham i firet " clan | moctanicn] 4 » | Admiral Christy had pointed out that the torpedo station persons who are owners of personal | BLACK HORSE—found, strayed condition, palnt and upholstery-are: ex- descent, feels even a moderate | Admiral y | & B 8L found, _strayed . P S B avas T .,,?”n ‘After the blow of last night | all available accommodations on the' This morning the crews awoke fo i . W property subject to taxation in the| ¥urd on Hudson St nm{lm, Owner may cellent, brand new cords, 1 spare. C. 3 g Tita S L q o gray sky wi fa [Ias proposals will be received from ity of Ne 1t Trehare have snme by paying for ad and keep there was likely o be a very mark- | mother ship worw il Hnd ety fEm ey “\lil{::_":“““' 5 | omtrstors for the crection wnd sampiee | Y O New Britain, € O e here | ut o animal, ‘Choa! 3. Miler. Phon | £ ‘ well today, he said, and this All Teac caps covering the comparatively fion of a two story and bascuont brick | PY notified o st properly | -z, e N0 AERTs A Imea AT ouee ’z ;‘;‘1 L f il bty been | Operations of divers yesterday in calm waters of the harbor, Not- | reproat schvol buitding, to le Jovated [made out and sworn to with the | Corite iz maie Tos collar, | hauled. SIX wiro wheels and good tires. prohably 3 ¢ 5 sl d % Mt v hey were ordered | V). Stecle Strect, New Britain, Conn., and | Board of Asses at their offic no_ta WL take your old o C A ossible to send mnen over the side. |closing the conuins tower hateh and | withstanding this they were ordered | G, S (0L, FEE R, (it oid onoonosiors atithoirioffice S nosts _ | Tence, 51 Main & e olan for today, which wan . forcing air int> tne submarine had to be ready (0 take advantage of ANy | inemint ot Sciols. ks Do o | The following property is subjeci | RIS TR FIRGEr | CroNA Loy T ked“om when Captatn King vis- |raised hopes tiat the cranes would (hreak in the unfavorable conditions. by tlie School Depurtment (o taxation and must be listed under | ¥ 1 - ¥ine | £ . Place. Tol ;2; the rescue fleot yesterday and be able to bring her to the surface. Bodies At Morgue [ e e ,H“‘”-m“‘l‘m-'\-m{“-‘.x penally for failure to list the [LADY'S Al taundgcoracampland Sl i f ‘d “fuh Admiral Christy, had ' Slings had been placed about th Newport today held the bodies of ttee on or e four o' Monday, [SMe: broving property and paying for ad. | OVDSMOBILE 81X 161 for sale, A-1 Tean to attempt Nfting operations Stern of the sunken vessel‘and all John J. Gibson, Portland, regon, and | Ol Horses, Mules, Thoroughbreds. | _Phone 2111, Sopdition RIS ATDI oL et ree g entitled to ocnsideratton | N, P = e, | St 2634 eon 2l ni‘da_”fl_q at dawn, |preparations had been made to begin | William €. Teschmacher of Bangor, |, (/IS o be entitied to ocnsideratton | Neat Cattle, Oxen, ete, Cows, | Lt a four mont. tan found. | L ol ;‘“1}:1 e e dilving operations |work with the expected arrival of Pa., were taken from the S-31 yes ok, Proposats for the | 1Tee Year Olds, Two Year Olds, | Call S — T . U HIL, T e afling in o VIS0 1 nte | the derricks at dawn, terday by divers. The bodies were | excepting the leating wt | Yearlings, Thoroughhreds. | e N L on Westl iging with snublers. extra tire and ware to have been resumed in an ef- o e esl e omsy il r e e Ing work, ghall he accompanied by | Sheep, Goats, value exceeding $100 | fiain or devome St Finder kindly 1o-1 - pumper. Makes round trip to New he sea hud been almost glo ing held in the naval hospita : 2 $ ornt West Maln St Call 2745, I . fort to further clear the hattery 1 al | d"drawn 1o the order of Mr, | e o urn to s Main St Ca London on 5 gals. of xas. $200. Whit- 4 work toward the door of SMooth during the afterncon but a morgue. Although officially hope is | N ialloran, Chairman, in the sy of | SViNe. vaule exceeding $25. Reward, S| R n AR O e :}?:"v‘n::'-ln ork tos northeast wind sprang p carly in Il felt for the safety of the 31 men | S00000. 0 A" bl of 1 S il o't Poultry (No. of IFowls) value ex- | LosT—1927 3 T, N, class ring, be- ( ! e A SRBnRG |5 o submarine. orders hive |AMOUNt of tho proposal, guaranteeing th 25, tween Wa N Arch streets, or on 3 The lifting plans had to be ahan- |the evening and the last message (still in the submarine, orders huve | fajiful porformunce of the contract: wil | Arch S lued for a keepsnke, | Aoned when the cranes were foreed ftom the rescue fleet suid fts velocity [heen received by Captain - C.o E.fbo roquired of the successful general cons ; 1. 200 CLOSED CARS--OF UNUSUAL VALUE, O anort and o fow honrs later had reached almost 25 miles and | Riggs, commanding officer of the | trastor, from ¥ Company accept- ges, gons. ete., Bicyeles. T TaTTTE Tounds. | | BRAND NEW MOON ALSO DIANA tosNewport ¢ 1o of suspen. |hat white caps were heing Kicked {naval wspital fo prepare for the re- |10 10 the conmittee, =0 E | Watehes, Diamonds, otier pieces | Vinder picars notity No B, Bird & Feed| SEDAX BOTII 1925 CARS. OLDSMO- announcement was made of suspen-; © < 5 Senton S a2 ) : 2 : ROk also be recelved | of jewelry, value exceeding $26. Co. _Tel. RILE 1924 SEDAN REFVINISHED. ; + up all about. ception A1d fdentification of More {on the plumbing an s electrical, and heat- G B BDAN NisHED: e {uy : % AARON G. COHMEN. INC, 185 PARK sion of diving operations. } S orioen i e i ana” ventitating work, nnd contraciora| Housebold furniture, of uny onc s 6 o ARTrORD, CONN. " Even should the wreckers succeed | o Aqmiral H. H. Chiristy, 01 An effort by newspapermen and | {5urine sepuratels upon thier s fo furs | family. Value exceeding 300, | i TiT R iR I ralsing he stern ®o that part Of " /o of the rescue work, still held |photographers to reach the seene of |for wacit ot i 1iumbing s comiin | PTIVate librarics and books, value | one or'two passengers. = Address,' V. B. the craft could be opened to release ' N GeLi aTTor N HOnaRRth o el ol (RN O The Tnt e TaTe il na 000 for the heating and | €Xceeding $200, _Smith, Box 235, ¥ Mo, Corm. anypossible. survivors, it "’”,'_,“‘l some of fhe brave men who went {hoats, falled when thelr craft was fFtilating work, aud the succoseful con-| "“"“”"" S Dlano players. phono- | &0 BGa0 accommodats 3 people, - Party TSR e nEgessaty Lo drop sheridoyi S down with the .31 might still be [driven back (o Newport harbor by | i raquired 1o furnish a o R |aanns "_"I“ other musicul instru- | goig to Tlorids. Write, , Box 10, LoOs SEUlE R ot A o before {1 hage operations could )y 0yt most of the officers at the [heavy seas just outside of Brenton's | curity Company aceeptable to the (om- |MENS. value exceeding $25. 1Ferala iyes ot IS et e 650, HUPMORILT TOURING bestartyd. T e SRl wittee, garantocing e faithinl porform- | Farming tools, actually and esclu- | Goon 1ONE—wanted for oy seven vears | \n ORDER $650 s ARt aronllona . marine basc antly teof, p ance of each contract, of u sum equal to | sively used i > ey rm- | old, where there are no children. Amer- Frdet L Mre. Gibson was a caller at the . jieg (hat (here was virtually 1o | By nine o'clock this morning the | fha amount of wari wromoeal’ ) clyclyfiised inkhe bhelness Dl e Ei L s e s e s, CuAmoN A o Aepnarinead She 8 bedl- ojunee that any conld have eur- ‘sky had cleared and the day gave | (L liagevent et emugyntiinel pact 1) IS S AV RON SR LR RS e ast avew | sltaln ferail _____| 185 PARK &T. OPEN ing up I-|'4'\ and told Lleut. Com- o /0n ol o s this ioniiae ofi balte hri=bit Dic coual “"r”\x‘u'w:”“lk'n“‘.‘u“r"h“(‘“\\\vh":h’:”:‘;\‘v‘ :“u;'v‘yl Um:.‘X- it FIAT) Them 10| 1IARTFORD, CONX. mander Ii. A nigan, Bavaanlive e e 1) (L oee | S Uk men bl 16 sealt cal mi o o uto aREon eet frlthRl e City midif I o ,’uln,’w‘ y used twl,\ look better i (o old ones. ~Arcade officer, that she hoped the hodies of Ty, o ¥pjoiy comprises two submar- | Brenton's Reef with a mild north | posit o the Lid bond ahall b forfeited, | '1¢ OVhar in his trade, value exceed- | Studlo. _______ other victims would be soon found . ) i . et nd_sball he rotained by the Said City |IDE $200, SUFPERERS OF 1 jare bind canin s Driaa e Uieiiotlicn alilp) Cusadan: iial wind hio\ing, & Conalions were =it | L3 SR A sianes b e SsEcielhe 3 SO0 R dol el i e e BUICK USED CAR DEPT. 8o that her Lisbund could be huried g vorg and several smaller crafts, [to he growing more favorable than | deault, and the Boniimg Con 0 no- | 1 o) : Al ad paralysis. 1 will gladly tell 1N awlizc i o T Tl i G e e e e o {merchants, including individuals and | free of charge, how my dear mother flave the following fate model = e I e P e Although tlie Monarch and {1 2, biorosrls of tia ganerl contrnc. | BATInerships, but ot corporations T B B S i T R " 3 joperations would he col od whe Althos the arch and " ltors are to Include the entiro bullding| Bonds, Mortgages and other notos, ved, This 1 feel iy my duty to and In tine condltion. Wind Dying Down it was learned that the wreckers had |Contury tugged fdiy at their herths |mpiete, with (ho exception of (o heats | resite othes nbes 2d other notes. ity Address, Mra. A, D. Spence, Aboard U 8 & Camden oft Block .00 rareed to turn hack toward off the forpedo statlon, thelr crews |ing and ~ventilating work. Also separato | CTCd1S, other choses in action, 1346, New Haven, Conn. 1324 Master eix touring. Island, Scpt. 30 (P—Scan were still e e . (B G active all morning making last | P1oposals will bo received from contrac- | Cash on hand, money on rmrmsi\i = — - RO = e 5 8 ewport, S LI g 3 ocaanijwere g B RATal A8 tors for plumbing, electrical work and |in bhank in this state or elsewhere, A aCLo0uDR: running bigh ahove the sunken £ub- 4o, \orn made by divers yesterday 'minute preparations. Ofticials of 1he | estine an vomtiatine S cothnonite Inl Connecitut savil AUTOMOTIVE 1923 Slematt Sotve marine 8-51 carly this afternoon. !y o hodies were recovered wrecking company. who were super- | The Commities reserves the sgnt to ao- | (500 FREORCE I SOUMSREER TR 1S J 34338 Maxwelligednr: The wind, which had shificd oIy Get Into Battery Room vianwitheiworkeanidithat theysbopiiEehinly (RIS 20T Oh S SR RRSN Sl aasionfaniaine company or Auto and Truck Agencies 8 CAPITOL BUICK CO. northeast to norih, was slowly dyinZ 1 pjyaps vesterday ot no further jod to he able to raise the submarine | Blans may b abtained at the office D dooaiaer St ans o St St S (et . down but the weather was still too 4 ‘e i il g # it L WALTER . CRABTREE, ARCI . RS BarLI ENYSLONNEoUz ~ Saler and Eric. 193 ARCH STREET than ihe battery iroom and itithey:jin a comparalively sshort: time 1t WALUBR IR (CRABTREE, ARCUITECT: o) (Saen tionals Bank valug: excoeding | Salen 171 South Maw 8t PHONE 2607, rough to “"‘\‘\" it r"“"“‘;‘f for the {yequme operations within the hull |they eould he assured of a flat sea 53 M 5, Now TR PBhone $70. = erane -l|‘r~"»1m arch ”\EL" Century 10 455y, they will probahly endeavor |with little wind 1o handicap them. oring 1 general contiact, ineludiig | Taxable personal property subject | BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and sarvice o come out again from Newport fo re- 'y, ork through the wreckage in| Al necossary slings and eyeholts plumbing and cloctrical work, and $15.00 | listing not mentioned in any| Capitel Buick Co. 193 Arch 6t Phone new the effort ol raine the “sub= ijie forwaral part ‘of (he bnitery|have heen made roady on the auh-|0OF the lesting and _ventilating work, Poinledtilei oy S| _geer =5 CERTALERALEEIRE SREDRELS narine. > R e 8B Lyich amount w0l Le refunded to he con” [ printed item above. ETTRE T = L e raom fo the tarpedo compiriment imarine. they said, and sea anchors |iracter if ho retuns the pians and spe- | The Assessors will be in sesslon o N foAn U 8 Submarine Tase, New Ton. "ulkhead, to determine '“nn‘hvr the have heen laid and buoyed to make w-y]v‘vi ‘r:;:“-'l“ ';Z;""f,“,‘,‘,‘;', mm\“:\»‘,‘,; for the purpose of receiving such est Main, cornet Lincolp streeta, H;: '{:‘a'(‘:l:l" :!_';‘;'Plv‘un'lu!:\x'- don, Sept. 30-—Rough weathe docriiendlien il DA R aTd DAIE ngtine teogntanithe v rsachithe a7 03 lists in Room 206, City Hall, on Oc- 1024 Chandier_chunimy sedan. k B of the craft is secured st closed. | scene, Proposals ara to ha made out on blank [toher 1st and each week day there- 1924 Auburn, 5-pass. touring. today apparently had stopped v | 3 - & The door secured would mean that — - - forms accompanying the specifications, | . a o Oct . 0 1924 Maxwell tourin forlg:of nal officerd fo Tals the i vsoory Mmpartrent th which | | Strangsly carved Slanes, of sehfih | P0ciosss in sedled sveidpe nnd miapken| /o 1T ‘"“',f;\'" including 'n““’h” Qpeclal Notice 1823 Bulck 6-cvl. sedan submarine §-51 from the ncean hot- | £ ne Y | Strang DRsy “Proposal for Steele Street School, for the | 15th from 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. 1924 Chevrolet coupe. fom oft the Block Teland. here she Several of the men had their bunke, | there has heen o eatisfactory ex- | ity af Kew Britain, Scn artment,” [and October 3rd, 10th and 15th from st afrtight planation, have fallen from the sl ressed to Mr. d. M. Halorait |7 o m, 10 8 b, t. in addition All dealers and sub-agents for the OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30, e ———— While the men of the vescue fleet and been picked up at differen o ft hand carner 18 fo he | FRANK M. ZIMMIERM faturday Evening Post, Ladies’ re working to learn the fate of the | times o | stafear work the proposal covers JAMES J. BUTLER. Heme Journal and Country Gentle- BENNETT MOTOR BALES CO,, NOTICF whmarine crew, officers and men at - Shaier ,1',:,';','",‘"1,,"""””".‘ f"-“- FRANK DZICZEK man will now be supplied by Frank CFE AT ) the submarine hase are faking care| The muskrat now heads the Het of | Ficah ¢ O AR AN, Dated at New Britain, Conn Gentlle, 274 South Main street, after IRARCHESTRERD, lof the personal property of their ' fur hearers in the United Stafes Chairman of Bldz. Comm. ' this 25th day of Sept. 192 Sept. 30. Call 1337.—advt. TEL. 2062, Hobart Camp No. 1210 M. W, 0f | e e e e oo 5 58 A. meets first and third Fridays | i each month Et. Jean Hall, """”““THE POTTERS B J‘ P. McEVOY etreet, Geo. H. Shine | e Aot it sy PR | HOW ‘\rm'fl UL )/ NEW, THEYLL DIE WITH THAT HAT AND f WELL, THIS WILL CERTAINLY DONT SCREAM LIKE THAT, )/ WHAT'S THE MATTER | foutt “.nv KILL THE LAUGHING . LET'S MY FACE YOU CouLD MAKE MA REALIZE HOW JONIOR . 1T'S JUST YoUR WITH THIS HAT ? | {,4 WITH THAT EE ANOTI RUN BRIGHAM VOLING) LUCKY SHE WAS TO GET FATHER. DONT You YOU'RE JEALOU B ]J ( ME — Il TAKE IT KNOW HIM 2 THAT'S AL HAVE AN aut that | ) Inoke | 7 UPON A8 a rezilar member of | FAMILT and ens that you el 3 ad 1l § EVERTTHING from 1o hegs || n | WHENEVER 3ou wants 1o oan | then ONE DAY 28 the wifa wis a ! anlled UP TO go to A party hace he BECAUSE ahe 4id not & : GRS | ©1925, by King Features Syndicare. Ine. T e comps o Gt Bt rgbis remned. o DVE REALLY MEAL T SAY VOU'RE GCRNA I SUTTINLY DID! WEARN THEM OU DEAD THINGS YOU'RE THROUGH | Ma Wants Color BY CLIFF STERRETT S — ——{ SHELP ME HANNER, I WOuLDAT WEAR ONE O “THEM LOUD SCREAMERS FER LOVE OR MCLM 0 C'MON, PA, I DONT LIKE TH'TIES 10 THIS SHOB! FLASHY. NUTHIN' Y THEY WAS TO DuULL LOOKINY ¥ YAS, THEY WAS TO DERN FLASHY!! Htaon roghs R | = pe ) i l AUTOMOTIVE s - Autos and Trucks For Sale | STUDEBA] Wht eix “prin ! condition, new vcord tires, LE B " 149 Glen 8t STUNERAKE! niechanicais S-passenger, Iy right. paint and upholstery, are ex lent, B cord tires, Price $150. 32 down, balance to sult bu Tngu! ntt GODL VALLE L Your chance to buy a good used Ford, [ Dacked Uy the reputation of the Iargest Ford dealer tn northern Connecticut, ilera are a few spscialn. Many more (o chooss trom. 1922 Tudor, 065, 1993 Twdor, §240 1024 Coupe. $340 1924 ‘Tudor, & Now paint and tiren Vordor, $00,- New paint ang tiren Panal Touring. 32 Runabout, § ’ Small down pay menta, Pay as you ride, = > ELMER AUTO C MAIN ST, PHONE 1513, I Iy H BEE MR. GOSSELIN pe T - . OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT. Ford coupe. 1923 Ford sedan Tord tomiugs, (31 late models fo 1923 Overland {ouring 1921 Overland touring $35 Cleveland 1ondste 925 Overland closed delliely ik 1919 Bulek 6 touring, § ! R, €. BUDOLPH, 127 CHERRTY ST, PHONE 7 MAIN ST, PIIONE DEPENDABLE USED CA DODGE 12 BROTHERS - “Touring. Sedan “Touring. Soreen (el Screen deli FORDS 1923 1021 Sedan Touring. g & SRME MOTOR OPEN EVERY EVENING Ludor sedan (2), At it Roudster (2), af $200. Roadster (2), at $100, | Touring cars (2). at $126. | Coupe at $150, A Coupe at 3221 ! 1923 Ton truck, (stake wides). ut || £185. | 1924 15 ton (panel bols) et $176. 1925 Ton expien at $200 OTHER CARS Palge. 1019, 7 passenger touring at $150. | Reo, 1419, touring car, & passenger, at 8100, Liberal terms on all the above care. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE cO., 200 B. MAIN BT. FPHONE 2101. SWEEPING CAR REDUCTIONS OF THE NEXT TEN DATS A FULL LINE OF RECONDITIONED USED CARS, i TE GUARANTEE TO SAVE ToU LEAST $100 TO 8200 ON A CAR AT THE LACK OF ROOM NECESSITATES THE TREMENDC US SACRIFICE TRADES AND TERMS CONSIDERED. 1925 Chrysler sport tourlng. 1922 Cleveland sedan, 1823 Maxwell sadan, 1923 Maxwell touring, 1023 Nash touring. 1923 Overland touring. 1924 Fordm (3.) 1924 Cadillac touring 7-pass. 1820 Cols “S", touring, 7-pa 1824 Hudson sedan, 6-pa 1925 Hudson coach, B-pas 1824 Hudson coach, 5-pas, 1223 Hudson coach, B-pass. Hudson epeedster, 6-pass. 1924 1901 1921 Essex coach, b-pase. Overland sedan, Overland touring, HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. 139 ARCH ST. PHONE 2842, —_— SPECIAL USED CAR SALE ) Dodge Brothers coups, 1923, Dodge Brothers screen del'y, 1923, Ford tudor, 1924, Naseh sedan, 1924, Mavwell sedan, 1923, Ford touring, (2), 1923, Ford touring, 18 Nash touring car, 1923 Nash coupe, 192 A. G. HAWKER, 1 § ELM ST, PHONE 3488, ‘