New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 30

THREE UNHURT AS (AR TURNS TURTLE Speeding Coupe Tips on Stanley . Street-Driver Amested Anthony Lugll, 17, of 222 Clark street and two companions had a miraculous escape from serlous in- jury yesterday afternoon when a small coupe in which they were rid- ing was wrecked as it turned turtie on Btanley street. All the windows of the coupe, the steering gear, and other parts were broken, but I and his two companions craw out of the capsized machine unhurt. Lugll was arraigned before Judge Benjamin W, Alling in police court this morning on charges of taking the automobile without permission of the owner, John Lugll, his broth- er; with reckless driving and oper- ating without a license. He pleaded guilty to all three charges. From the evidence in the case, it was learned that you Lugll tool the keys for the machine from his brother's pockets and getting his two friends, went to the garage and started for a ride. Going along Stanley street, Lugll was driving with the throttle wide open when he came upon several machines travelllng in the same direction. H swung to the left to pass them, t the speed of the auto was so gr that it did not stay on the road swerving to the extreme left over a small embankment. Judge Alling continued the until tomorrow morning for s¢ tence. “Cat-eyed Lil Lilllan McDowell lice of a dozen d" girl. h wankee, Many robberies are cha 1gainst her. Her peculiarly shi 1sed her arrest. known to the pn cities as the 8 been arvested in Mi Special will hold A B. It Haly public evening Oct will be a sils Family Circle whist tne T 9, §:00 SSORS' NOTICE On or hefore Ot property Uity of New Brit by notified to fi made out Roard of The foll 1o 1a penalty Assessors g1 and r for 1 Horres, A Neat ing §2 Dogs Carriages Watche fow Ho family. Private exceeding Pianofor graphs ments Farn of to listing printed it The Asse for the 1 and | | offered volun | nurses’ Bandit Robs While Pal Prays L I FARL JACKSON By NEA Service. Wick man ta, Kans., Oct. 8.—A young aring a pair of dirty overalls ed into a prayer meefing here When the pastor asked | wist to confess their sins and unite with the church he stepped | fory ard. He sald he was Earl Jack son, of Muskogee, Okla. tears streaming down his face he told a lurid tale of his past sins, He |said he had decided to make a ne start and asked the church people to help him. They did They not only md $25 for him, but found that his pal cars of everytiing v in getting * GET 300 MEM[?ERSHI%’S IN HOSPITAL DRIVE Woman's Board Reports Success of it er the 1 stripped their luable to help a new start.” service One Day Campalgn—Will Glve Tea Tuesday Aflernoon Three hundred yearly membership at $1 aplece were received yesterday in the one day drive conducted by the woman's hospital board of the New Britain General ac- cording to reports this morning. In addition to the 0, there also was recefved one life membership at $ rily. The drive was condicted | en who set up hooths 1in places throughont the city. ganization this morning vote of thanks to the helped, to the who cooperated and fo the pre Another opportunity to pay will be given on 1fternoon, when a tea will served at the home at 3 o'clocl who wish fo send checks e “ihem to Mrs, George Rapelye urer, hospital, The or- {ssued a women who Tuesday he n send. tre FAMILY MIAMI WILL TAKE TWO WHIT DAUGHTE OR HUSBAND LEAY any | With | w | e up a purse of | merchants of the city | Aues | Those | R, TWO SISTERS, TWO GIRI, FRIEND! AND W NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD; FRIDAY, OCTO IANSDOWNE'S WIFE | Forget-Me-Not Queen, Winner of TESTIFIES TODAY (Continued From First Page) the functioning of this mast,” Mrs. Lansdowne's statement con- tinued. “It 18 pointed out that this mast 18 of a new type, and differs onstderably In certain detalls from "‘m standard navy mast, Thus, in | fallure to functlon properly of either the mast or gear, the Shen- andoal could earry sufficlent fuel to safely return to Lakehurst, and any | defects or deficlencles b remedled |prior to the middle western fiight.” “It s of course understood that In the cate of a trial fiight of this kind the commanding officer could plek Nls weather, having no sched. to follow. Because of weather |conditions during thé thunderstorm | pertod in the middle west the long logs on rigld schedule and the un- trled mast, my husband was very much opposed to this fllght, and yrotested as vigorously as any of- fs allowed to do to his sn- | periors, Everyone knows that in military or naval services orders are iven to be obeyed and no officer | cares {0 earn the stigma of cow- |ardice for Insubordination by refus- ing outright, after his protests have been ruled, fo do what he is told. | “My hushand also felt that the Shenandoah, belng our only fight ship, hould be treated like a | man-o-war, used onlv for war pro- |blems and should not be taken on ommercial trips inland, simply to o taxpayers a look at thelr prop- In the case of a water-borne [Nenting vessel, ghe would mot be |taken to the Great Takes In order {to promote the {nterests of the peo- ple In the middle west in our navy as a const defense force. Tt could Inot be doue in the case of a hattle- <hip and it has heen proven that it could not be done In the case of the | $henandoah.” | out ficer | erty. {Fog Hampers Those Who | Hunt for Lost Aviator Clarion, Pa, Oct. 9 (A—A dense fog and a drizzling rain today ham- | pered the operations of aviators, Na- tional Guardsmen and volunteer: who at dawn took up the search for Charles Ames, alr pilot. For a week | of searchers have | tramped the rugged country of { northwestern Pennsylvania while sirmen have combed a wide area, in an effort to find the birdman who is believed to have crashed fo lis death while passing over the moun- | tains at night with his mail ship. | MRS, NIELSON SHOWERED Last evening at the home of Miss Mary MeCue a party was given in | honar of Mrs. W, A. Nellson, former- |1y Miss Signe Oberg of Dwlight street, Ithis city, There were 12 girls in at- tendance. Miss Annle Baneroft fa {vored with twn vocal selections | | from the play “Rose Marte", Miss |1 I'rances Vater also did some excel- | lent work along the same line. A comic sketch was presented by the | Misses Hilga Lorenson. Lillian Tar on and Betfy Apelgren. Mrs, Helen Illot favored with faney dancing. Mrs, Nellson was presented with lnen. the thousands Miss Lydia he on m lat ne not con 1 lthe A lowing | WINTER in FLORIDA |- an ING HERE BEACH 'K, MAIDS. MOTHER AND KFOR fuy sel be for |ati ha cor of compr IFE. APPLY AT ONCE los 47 Grove Hill—Phone 117 " THE POTTERS ans Popularity Contest of War Vets MIsS LYDIA HEI Helnzmann, winner of popularity contest conducted by | Erame American War Veter- orget-Me cen fonight at the Capitol theater 1 will he presented with a dia- nd ring as testimony of her popu- itv. ‘The contest was held in con- with the annual forget-me- sale, which apens today and will | until October 12, Inclusive. |ed ag generons contribution (0 [ \win t-me-not campaien Mavor | harl iesued the fol- |half § treet quale and Tekla Disabled ) will be crowned tot New cusly 1tinue reing forg Paonessa today statement: M I feel the formalities of a procla tion do not befit such an occasion day. which the part of disabled to r forget-me-not” nal effort on the r veterans 1ds for th are now organizations jse id of their comrades o unable to aid them-|Acre Suel haled r all of an for done an orcasion as this should opportunity onr appreei s & welcome us to show what these maimed We re that given in the pureh or 1ady men a bl onr | these little flow af can never health limh, s but we emen: for their | m which ndering 1 disabled m laptatatt items of assistance t n rth ey 327 {{ SPEED 'EM 1 AND DOCTOR THIS 10UR | RHEUMATISM 15 TERRIBLE v TAYS POLLY AN{) HER PALS / ¢ - SR UF | MACRE HON CLOTHES = PAIR O Re¥ ((\rm ESSOR .WHOOPDEE DO ¥ AND terests; REAL Jones fo ZMAND drafting rehabilita < and expediting the e Disabled American of the World War will h campaign locally. Ttis o Britain toward this worthy tion pro- payment of claims due these unfortunate men. Veterans ndle the hope that will contribute gener- cause,” LSTATE TRANSFERS rranty deeds have been record- follows: Adalin ty Kulm, G Wolf to There nterest in property i Apdro Sawczysayn Bombacei, La Salle streets; Kryszezynskl to ves (“zar nd Chapman street Raymond R, Wi e road Naught fixing her stockings | nd man.—Cornell Wi e 8. ove Wolf, on on Rhode T, Ii, corner Newington Davis to street; to Pas- corner of Lawlor Iam and il and : Louife 8, Ten arles, anghty. “Nof a peep out of him." said the n front of dow, FRANKE. GOODWIN E!cs_ighl Spectalist MAIN ST. o b(n'g_: \um.l" % DocoRING TEL, 1805 WELL - HOWS_THE ACHES AND i > PAINS , COMING *ALONG € YOU; DON'T. SEEM_To, BE, GETTING }.‘ PouR” w ALL BER 9, 1925, THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quiek and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd 10 08 20 s 24 21 32 28 40 35 1 line “2 38 1 line $1.80 $1.50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application to u line, tneh, Minimum Space, § ) Minimum Book Charge, 36 cents. Ne Ad Accepted After 1 P, M, for Itled Page on Same Day. Sat, 10 A M. Ads Accepted Over the Telephons for convenlence of customers. Call 926, Aek for a “Want Ad" Operator. ool line 1 line o1 line 1 line 1 line Special Notice There will be a dance and card party under the auspices of Martha Chapter, No. 21, Order of the Eas!- ern Star, tonight at Elks, Music by .Bacchanallan orchestra.—adv, Special Notice The acho'larshm committee of the New Britain College club will give a benefit bridge November 7th at the Hotel Burritt, 2:30 to 5:30. Tickets can be purchased from Miss Norma Regan, Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Miss Margaret Perkins, Miss F'rances Fer- guson and Dr. G. J. Kinsella, Miss Gladys Day and Eunice Humphrey, —advt City Advertisement Change of Sidewalk Grade On Arch St Notice is hercby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Work. “ity of New Britain, In Room 307, Ci Hall, at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening, October 13, 1925 on the propospd change of side- walk grade on the west side of Arch St., from Grand St. northerly about 300 feet, All persons interested are request- ed to be present at sald hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in re- latlon to the above, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS G. H. Johnson, Clerk City Advert Acceptance of Cambridge Strect Notlice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held hefore the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, fn Room 307, City Hall, at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, October 13, 1925 on the proposed faking of land for highway purposes, from Ken- sington Ave. to Linwood &t the same to be known as Cambridge St.: and establishing street and grade lines thereon. All persons interssted are request- €4 to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in re- lation to the ahove. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS 5. H. Johnson, Clerk isement ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARTNG District of Berlin, ss; Probats Court, October 6th, A, D, 192 ats of Hanora Muldowney late of the town of New Britain, In sald district, de- Upon the app Trust Company frator o t. a 1 and omy ation of Tha Commercial praying that as admin d. b n it may be auth wered to sell and convey certain real as per sald applica- tion on file more fully appears, it Is Ordered, That eaid application ba hearq and determined at the Probate Office, In New Britain. in said distriot, on the 13th day of October. A. D. 1325, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of eald application and | the time and place of hearing thereon, | publishing this order in some newspaper | hasing a circulation fn maid district, and of this order on the in thy town of New district, and by giving ail parties in interest, elther or by malling to each one | prepaid postage, a_copy of this order, and return make tn this court of ths notice ol post in said BELNARD F. GAFFNEY, Jndge BY J. P. MEVOY m expeennG A | |( LETTER FROM THE 1 ABORATORY TADAY, { THEY RE . GOING To TELL ME { ALL ABOUT 9 s At / we re AH, NOW WELL KNOW * LISTEN =~ My dear Mr. Potter, careful exammationwe have come to the conclusior that g(amder; —— — ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 e AUTOMOTIVE I utos and Trucks For Sale BURTAL VAULTS—Concrets steel rein pforced; water proof, hermetically seal- d, will outlast either wood or metal. Do not require larger lots. priced, N, B. Vault Tel, 647-15 W RRITATN—Monumental works, 1 Oak %t Monuments of all slzes and dencriptions. Carving and letter cutting | our_specialt Reasonab! Kensing Florist BOSTON FERNS—Very reasonabls price Bandalle's enhouscs, 218 Oak &t Phon 6 A 3! Johnson's_Greer each, epecin) far Frid Saturday Bt trolle kindly retuyn e on Ho to 1330 6t DIAMON gold diamond ring. Tind turn_to He Toward LOSTcheck drawn on_Union favor of R. 1 LOST- tween §t. Tinder Finder Phi on eph's church and Ell return to 86 Hartf & to Florida Tuesdas Have room for 1 more, -14_Bristol. SUFFERERS OF HEART TROUBL Astima, dropsy, Ligh blood pre and paralvels. T will gladly tell you, frea of charge, how my dear mother was relleved, without drugs, and her life ed, This I feel & my duty to hu- ty. Address, Mra. A. D. Spence, Box 1346, New Haven, Conn, Auto and Truck Agencics ACME TRUC Ales and & son Motor Sales. 171 South Maln St. MOTOR CAR uperior Aufo BROTHE otor Sales Corp., UODGE & T corner. FORT 155 Eln service. Genuine Automotive Eales | Phone 2701, a Service. ford Ate,, cor. i—motor_cars, Fales and Servica Slhn_stieet. SLDFMOBILE MUTOR CARW—'The Re- fined Six” Smith Motor Sales, 100 West Maln St Phone 2800, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Eales Service, Albro Motor Sale# Co. Arch Et, Phone 260. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND CVERLAND— motor cars, ehowroow and service, 127 Cherry St. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor.” R. C. Rudolph. Phone 201-3. Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 JOLE "8 '—7-passenger tourlug car. Good r for a mechanir. Prica $200. K. M. earla & Co, Park St, Cor. Elm. Phone_2110 COLUMBIA, 1023 —1Ight 81X (ouring, pow erful, fine running Continental Red Seal motor, paint, top. tires and upholster. {n_eplendid ‘condition. Bumper, enul- # 6ido wind-shields, motometer, disc wheels, auto-rain _wiper, mirror, ex tire, monogram radiator cap, The good value in this car Bee the new A. G. Hawker, Tine. 1} FORD. ehape, Elm St, FORD—sedan, 1 Very cheap. onditlon. Price 3| 5 like new; 16 Rudolph's Garage, 2 Phone £051-2. Salesroom, 7 Plione 2121 - T, counter ehaft and in good condi- 5 tires, price stdered, Cor. Elm, alance crank tion throughout, Terms and trades rle & Co., Park St K. M. Phone Tn gnod ehape. Price le & Co., Park 8t., hona_ 2110, ? HUPMOBILE ROADSTE condition and good ut NGTON—8 passerger, 1ate 1033 brougham in firet class mechanical conditlon. paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand mew cords, 1 pare. C. A. Bence, 61 Maln Et. Phone 2215, In A1 . Sea L ) ret to inform youthat after Easily Accommodated BY CLIFF STERRETT —— LEND MR TH AN EXTRA PANTS WiLL 2\ (175 NAE NECE *YE DINNA NEED T BOTHER= SSARY /1 MISS POLLY HAS AREADY, “ LOANED ME A MAIR SUITABLE | GARRRMENT! " GTO 1923, eport _model, Minute Man six, § passenger touring car thoroughly and newly palnted. Bix wire w good tires, T s and terms L por touring car, palnted and oiere x wire wheels and good tirea, C A Dau Will take your old car in tr Phone GO T in_A-1 condition, Searla & Co, Park 10 go0d p nt, ton top. curtaing up« slderad Co., P ANNUAL FALL Cl Bu 1025 O 1921 Hupmobile con 1o touring 11 touring. ere. Liberal Te Falt. Trad AARON G. INC. 5 Park 8t, Open Sundays and etenings BUICK USED CAR DEPT. model Have the following late vriced cars on hand, correctly and In fine condition. Ru 1024 tour Chevrolet Maxwell Tewott To CAPITOL BUICK 193 ARCH STREET PHONE co. 2607, DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS— 1924 Tourlng, 1223 Redan, 1923 Touring 1923 Ecreen delivery 1420 Screen deli 1924 Roadster with =’ FORDS— Sedan Touring. TERMS ARRANGED THE 8 & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, 155 ELM ST, TEL, 781, OPEN EVERY EVENING. CHRYSLER USED CAR DEPT. 1924 1924 vsler sport touring. Maxwell 4-pass. coupe. Chandler chummy eedan. Auburn, -pass. touring. Mazwell touring. Bulek 6.cyl. §-p. Chevrolet coupe, wedan EVENINGS UNTIL 9:80. TT MOTOR BALES CO., 250 ARCH BTREET TEL. 2053, — GOOD VALUE— Tour chance o buy & good ysed Ford, backed by tha reputation ef the largest Ford dealer in north- arn Connecticut. Here ars a few more ta chooss $100.00, $125.00. , $150.00 Touring, $125.0, Dodge touring, $128.00 Small down payments. Pay as you rids, RELMER AUTO €O, 22 MAIN BT. PHONE 181}, BEE MR. GOBSELIN, —_— OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT, 1028 1023 Brd coupe. Ford sedan, Ford ~tourings, models, Overland touring. Overland touring § Cleveland roadster. Overland closed delivery truck Bulck 6 touring, $15. (LN R. C. RUDOLPH, 137 CHERRY ST. T MAIN 8T, PHONE 2051 PHONE L RENEWED FORDS Tudor sedan (2), at §A76, Roadster (2), at $200. Roadster (2), at $100. Touripg cais (2), at $128. Coupe at $150, Coupe at $225, Ton truck, ( $185. 4 ton (panel body) at $178, Ton express at $200. OTHER CARS Pnl.e,’my. 7 passenger touring at 150, Reo, 1919, touring car, & passenger, at $100. ake sider), at Liberal terma on all the above care AUTOMOTIVE BALES & SERVICE QOi 200 B. MAIN BT. —— PHONB 21701, SFECTAL USED GAR SALEB Dodge Brothers coups, 1328, Dodge Brothers screen del'y, 1938, Ford tudor, 1924, Nash sedan, 1924. Mavwell sedan, 1923. Ford touring. (2), 1823, Ford touring. 1932, Nash touring ca Nash coupe, 1 A. G. HAWKER, PHONE 2458, THE BEST IN USED CARs—¢ AT ELKS FAIR. THL AMIDON SALES CORP. 3§ HARTFORD.