New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 14

GENERAL ELECTION SET FOR TONORROY New Jersey Has Gubernatorial Gontest--New York Names Mayor (Pr—Several Washington, Nov. contests which have attracted wide, . attention, notably the gubernatorlal fight in New Jerscy and the mayor- alty campalgns in New York city, Boston and Detroit, will be settled tomorrow at the polls. Balloting in 13 States ‘While Tuesday's elections are re- ferred to as general, there will be balloting in only 13 states with state-wide voting in only five of these. Besides New Jersey, Virginia will be the only state to elect a gov- ernor, and in only one other—Penn- sylvania—is there a state office at issue, that of judge of the supreme court. Two members of congress are to be chosen to fill vacancics now exlst- ing from the third New Jersey and third Kentucky districts. While there is a vacancy in the senate from North Dakota, this will not be filled, as Governor Sorlee has de- clined to order a special election to determine the successor to the late Senator Ladd. New York's Fight i The mayoralty fight in New York with Senator James J. Walker, dem- navy department regarding the fight of the PN-0 No, 1 to Hawall; and a long list of other things hav- ing to do with the conduct of avia- tlon, Secretary Davis would be asked to produce a great volume of war department documents bearing on aviation and anti-aircraft activitl of the past several years, and In- cluding “coples of all reports made since September 1925, by the commanding general or command- ing officers, or a member of his command, of each and every corps ea or district In the United States and foreign possessions, showing the state of good orded and military dis- cipline in his command.” COMPSTON LEADS BRITISH GOLFERS Not Stylish, But Tops All Professionals London, Nov. 2 (M - Leading all the golt professionals of Great Britain this season {s Archie Compston, a strong, silent giant from the great closed spaces of the industrial Midlands, Not for Compston are the neat and natty ways of most of the golf masters of this country and Amer- fca. No matter how great a gallery is waiting watch him play to | been Leard of outside his- own neighborhood, Now he s the most talked-about British professional, He is not young, as golfers go | across the Atlantie, for he is thirty. {two and has been a professional since his seventeenth year, But he | is young here, |Dr, Smith Attending Day Nursery Children Dr. Vincent Bmith of the school lepartment has consented to glve | his services to th Nursery and make & thorough monthly examina- tion of every child at that institu- tion, the October |superintendent, Mrs.® Frank J. O'Brien, states, These examinations will be made after his regular offlce hours, and he will remove dlseased |tonslls or adenoids and correct other defects discovered. Miss Jennie Scemansky and Miss Tsabelle Grant, ithe dental hygienlsts of the school ‘llvl\arlln(‘nt, are also cooperating with the nursery on the same basis |and are caring for the teeth of |children of pre-school age. The figures for the month of |October are as follows; attendance, {925; families served, 50; medical ald, 1; children examined at clinic, |x-rays taken, 2; examined by Dr. |Paul Sweatt, 1; children placed In |homes, 1; infected fingers treated, 3; |fitted to used clothing, 30; fitted to used shoes, 15; work found for | mothers, 4. | The Sodality of St, Mary's church land the “See-More club,” the junior achicvement organization of Mrs. {Herbert Warner, are making 50 |aprons for the children cared for by ocrat, who defeated Mayor John I [ ngion does™not strut out to the 'the nursery. Windfall apples would Hylan in the primary, having Frank D. Waterman, a manufacturer and political novice, as his opponent, probably attracts the widest atten- tlon over the country. he bitters est mayorally contest, however, is that In Boston, whers ten candi- | dates, seven democrats and three re- | publicans, are In the field. The Ku | Klux Klan figures in the Detroit | mayoralty fight, in which Mayor $mith is standing for re-election. Mayors also are to be elected in Pittsburgh, Louisville, Indianapolis | and scores of other cities. Besides that in Indianapolis there ara 100 such contests in Indiana alone. New Jersey Flection, New Jersey is to select seven state senators and the entire lower house of the state legislature; Virginia is 10 elect an emire general assembly; New York Is to elect members of the lower house, and Kentucky is to se- lect 76 members of the state hou and senate. New York i Onto are the only| states to pass on constitutional | amendments. The most important of those before the New York voters| proposes bond fssues of $300,000,000 to eliminate grade crossings and $100,000,000 for permanent fmprove- ments. The principal amendment proposed in Ohio is that extending from two to four years the terms of | state officers. Boston Also Elects, The mayoralty contest in Boston is the only one in Massachusetts. | Such contests are fairly general lowever, in Michigan and Utah.! There will' be a municipal election in Kansas City, Mo., which is to go un- der its new form of government and also one in San Francisco, where the principal issue is whether the city is| to purchase a street railway line at a cost of $35,000,000. | Washington is the thirteenth state | in which there will be a balloting. | This will be confined to Grant coun- | ty where a vacancy in the state legis- lature 18 to be filled. MITCHELL TRIAL NOW UNDER WAY (Continued From First Page) “No." sald the witness. ‘What is the difference? “It has been cut up and pasted of white paper. “It is not admissable,” sald Mr Reid, “in the form it is offered.” A suggestion that all the penciled notations be erased was made by Colonel Sherman Moreland, of the prosecution, but Mre Reld objected Colonel Blanton Winship, law of- ficer of tha court, directed the pro- secutor “to prepare the statement in the form he chooses, and then offer lence.” After a long argument between counsel, the court accepted in evid- -e the prosecution’s copy of the September & statement excluding all penciled or other marks not made by Colonel Mitchell. Another wrangle the prosecution to put a news- paper copy of the September ¢ state- went in evidence. It endad with the ections by Reid printed exhibit it in followed efforts of ot the court overruling and accepting offered by Y The witnes Colonel Mitchell's cross-exan as' excused reserving later. called by ink Knox en until nation Among th Col. Mitchell v of the Leader, M Again the defer exami called Licut adjutant ge t 1. editor office are . that copies of the Colonel Mitc had obtai of official admission them Luos T Prensa spa ropy of 1 Colo Ta new a from Hicks to the ex —an nterr that the Colonel was prej clplt d any cipline in the ¢ Mit gult fror ment “They sald. “That" Why crétary Witnesses Wilh Are Wanted was stat nhat weat Shepando tee with slickened halr, pressed plus fours, pollshed brogues or stockings of gorgeous hue and com- plex design. He comes on the courso wearing an old pair of woolen trousers, stained by some sun and a great deal of rain, Above them is an equally aged and un- aesthetic sweater, and below a pair of unpolished shoes that Charlie Chaplin might envy. No tweed cap adorns his head, and the hair seems seldom brushed. But he gets there just the same. No longer is Abe Mitchell, with his neatly pressed tweeds and graceful strokes,.regarded as the master of all the mdsters ot match-play. Twice this year Compston has met him in important tournaments, |he greatly appreclated by Mrs. O'Brien, as they can be used for making applesauce, She also wishes |to thank those who have made dona- |tions in the past and assure them {that thelr gifts were always placed where most needed. | —_— CALLAHAN - ALBA | At st. Mary's church yesterday morning banns of marriage were ‘vuh]!shed for the first time between Joseph Callahan, son of Mrs. Mary Callahan of Francls street, and Miss |Florence A. Albanese of 12 Black |Rock avenue. Miss Albaness Is em- ployed as bookkeeper in the New Britain Market while Mr. Callahan is In the butter and egg business. 10} with big purses at stake, and both | times the man from Manchester has beaten Mitchell. In addition to winning both of these tournaments and several minor ones, Compston was the only Briton other than Ted Ray to glve any worth-while competition to the American ors again in the British Open champlonship. He finished only a stroke behind Jim Barnes, the win- ner. There is a wealth of personality about Compston, and personality of a sort that is rare on the trim greensward of English golt courses. | His very presence topples over the | theory that the game is the thing. after 411, and not victory. Compston plays to win, and, unlike many others, he admits it. The fact simply exudes from him. With a scowl not unlike the one Dempsey | carrles into the ring, the Manches- ter giant gets up on the first tee | and by viclous practice swings and his whole menacing mien, seems to frighten all but the bravest of op- | ponents. It is written all over him | that he is ready for a fight, intends to give no quarter and doesn't ex- pect any. There is none of Bobby Jones' smooth rhythm in the way he hits a ball; and the eye catches little of the grace and neatness of Abe Mitchell. Compston ly chiseled features. He swings into the ball like a cave-man bumping off a bear for Sunday dinner. The stroke Is coarse and crude — but it is accurate and it general achieves its end. It isn't so crude now as it once was, for Compston is the most assiduous man in Brit- ish golf so far as practice goes. It may not make him perfect, but it as put him on top of the profes- Until this year Compston had not SKIPPY — | SENT THE VERY ELEGANT ‘ THE EVERFOAM ag- | gregation whoo captured the hon- | has the bulg- | ing brow, the stern jaw, the crude- | 8:30 o’clock. ort of the | NOTICE .Thére will be an organization meeting of the Junior Congregation at the synagogue tonight at A]l. those who are eligible for membership in the senior congregation are welcome, Sisterhood Meeting . There will be a meeting of the Sisterhood this evening at 8:30 o’clock also. All wives of members are urged to attend. CONGREGATION, BRETHREN SONS OF ISRAEL Corner of Elm and Chestnut Streets THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Burial " ot, Monuments 1 ‘ AUTOMOTIVE ] — —— 8 Auto and Truck Agencles 4’_— e l AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale NEW BRITAIN—Monumental works, 123 Oak Bt. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting our_speclalty, BURTAL VAULTE—Concret forced; water proof, hermetically seal- | ed, will outlast olther wood or metal Do not require lgrger lote, Reasonably priced. N, B, Vault Co, Kensington. Tel, 647-15. BOSTON FERNG— ‘ery reasonable prices. Eandelll's reenhouse, 218 Oak B Flione 26 | CUT FLOWERS—potted plant pleasing Epeclalizing on funeral work. 617_Church Bt. —Price reasonable, | reenhouse, 204 a ! each speclal for Buturday | Garden Green- | Alphabetically Arranged For ulck and Reacy Reforencer © . LIND RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTION Charge Prepald 0 9 line Iine o1 line o1 line o1 line ¥ veead line 81,60 Vearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a llne, 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Space, 3 lin Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents, 0 Ad Accepted After 1 P. M, for Classitled Page on Same Day. Bat, 10 A M Ada Accepted Over the Telephone for convenlence of customers, Call 926, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. loet. Reward It retu 8 Hartford Ave, Tl TERRIE. inday morning. returned to R, H. Boardma: 8t. Phono 3534-W, BLACK—white_and hunter lost, Finder nour Ave. month Arg: BLACK male, lost N City Gulbransen Plano at Morans'.— {advt, Isabella Circle No. 12, National Daughters of Isabella will meet to- night at 8 o'clock at the eclub room Join Xmas Musie Club at Morans'. —advt. Announcement has been made of {the appoiutment of John Crocker as supervisor of timekeepers at the | North & Judd Mfg, Co. Mr, Crock-| er succeeds Arthur I\ Spencer, who left the company’s employ two wecks ago to take a position with the Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co. For Xmas. eGt him a Nash snit or overcoat $23.60. T. ¥. McCabe, 49 Walnut street, Tel. 464.—advt. | The Maple Hill Bridge Club will meet at the home of Mrs. R. H. Starkweather of Ridgewood street, Maple Hill, at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Gulbransen Piano at Morans'.— advt, The directors of the Mercantile bureau will meet, tomorrow morning at the Chamber of Commerce head- quarters to elect a chairman, Miss Anne Bertini, social and classic dancing. Telephone 467-5.— advt, Laurel Court, Order of Amaranth, will hold an all day sewing meeting at the home ‘of Mrs. John A. An- drews at 359 West Main street to- morrow from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p, m, n, Items Tarms urn to tan GERMAN POLICE DOG % months old, Finder plense notify Hudson Furriers, 13 Fra lin Square. Phone 770 or 241 LI% WARD. LD WALTHAM lost between ¢ S, between evining, ¥ trude Cutler, Tosed _caso watch, | p St, and East Mal 19 o'clock Sun returned to Ger- 0 Garden 8t., Hartford, 9 TTurday, Finder pleass call [ Personals Ficture framiig beforn will eave you mone do your mas rusl Ll the Arcade Astimin, dropsy, and paralysis, free of charge, how my relleved, without drug: eaved. This I feel is my di manity, ees, A, Box 1346, New Haven, Conn, ure, ou igh blood pre 1 wiil gladly tell dear mother W her life to hu- D, Spence, et e | PSSR l AUTOMOTIV Auto and Truck Agencies ACME TR son Motor Sales. _Phone 810, _ BUICK MOTOR C. Cagital Bulck Co. 8 KS—Eales and Sorvice, Brice 171 South Main St. 193 Arch §t. Phone A N, OAKLAND Carg. Sales and Servic Hardware City Motor Co., 6 Elm_Bt. Phone 2724, CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sale: nd service. Fuperior Auto Company, 176 Arch 8. Phone 211. CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Sales and service. Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch 8t. Phone 2 DODGE_BROTHERS— 5. & F. Motor Sales Corp, corner ankll th‘fl A D CAR and TRU —Fordson actor. Sales and service. Genuine parts and accessories. Automotive Sales & Service Ce 0 E. ain. _Phone 2701. FRANKLIN Cars—No water to freeze. Sales and Service, 453 West Main 8t. Tel. 3696. AUPMOBII City Servl LEXT Tes and service, |' 155 Elm Bt., 31, RS—sales and Service. ation, Hartford Ave., cor. —Oakland and Gray. High grade motor cars, Sales and wservice. C. A. Bence, 61 Main 8t, Phone 2215 CEXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars, Sales and Serv! Hardware City Motor Co.. 6 Elm St. houe _!_'Ill ASH—motor_cars, See the new line. | Sales and Bervice. A. G. Hawker, b8 Elm Street. _Phone_2456. OLDSMOBIL MOTOR CARS—'"The Re- | fined Six.” Smith Motor Ba 100 West Main Sf l’]mie_ 2900, il REO MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth M. Searle & Co., Sales and Service; cor. Elm and Park Sts, Phone 2110, Local agents for Gabriel 8nubbers. STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS- Sales and Service, Albro Motor Sales Co. 226 Arch Bt PY_lout Zk_fl | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OV motor cars. Sale sand Service. 127 Cherry 8t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor."” R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2, | Instructor, Mr. W. W. Leland WHY NOT ENROLL? SALESMANSIHIIP CLASS Opens Tonight, 7:30 o’Clock Y. M. C. A. THE MONEY & BACK FoR THE SoAP N’ YA JUST QUGHTA SEE |[LETTER | GoT FROM OH, T WAS Jus7 LOVELY . NICE BIG WORDS N IT .T0O - %‘f’ BOT THEY WANTED ME To SEL SOME MORE SOAP- T R, Copsrigdt. P. 1. Or 155 ELM ST. MANWELL, 1923—touring cars (), b paint, ver od rubber, reconditior mechanically, good top and upliolstery §350 each, Bennett Motor Sale 50 Arch Bt. Fhone THANDLER, 10; door chuminy sedan Mechanical condition, paint and 5 tires are A-1, Upholstery excellent, Big sac- rifico on this car, can be bought for $860, Terms can be arranged. Bennett Motor #hlcs Co, 200 Arch 8t Phone 3 = e asonabl 1923—Coupa In nice shape herry an economical wix At $460, Hennett Motor Sales Phone | elient ognal- | Phone MAXW Condition new car 6 good tires ‘Ferms and trudes considered. Motor Sules Co, 230 Arch St throughout Terms_ arranged. Bonnett DODGE atery like now Bt Dasscnger club sedan, appearance are those of & Price only §700. Phone s =S¥ et AUTORUEIVE ] —— Autos and Trucks for Sale ® TAN—ITght_8ix, 0-passen FACKARD SEDA : wor, balloon tires, . veconditibned, car guarantee, A good car at th Fieloap one, Frankiln Wotors of Britain, 4568 W. Maln Bt KENNETH M, SEARLE & CO., REO MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS « ELM AND PARK T8 Teo 6 eyl. touring, Jtoo 6 eyl. touelig. obile 4 cyl. touring. LA BUICK USED CAR DEPT. Helghts. —Tooks l1ke new: 1922 Itudolph's Garage, 127 Phone %051-2. Salesroom, 7 1. Wit 925 Bulek roadster, Jewett coupe, 121 Franklin tourtn, Like now, epainted. Repainted Tike new Bargaln. FORD COUPE, 19 Vord sedan. Chevrolet touring, Cheviolet touring it 1004” 25 Ford fourdor scdan, ood condition, Ford coupe, 923 Ford coupe, ) 1 1 1 1 Taint and tirc cash. _Phone 1923 g00d cord t runniig order, Tools or terms, CAPITOL BUICK CO., ARCH STREET PHONE Cash Phone 193 FORD TOADSTE ning condition, Curtin 8 FORDS are in and othe 2007, NEW BRITAIN. good cc _—————— e OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT, Tport_model, ger tourlng car ned and _newly 1» and good tires G A late 1923 121 brougham 1n first clase mechanical condition, palnt and upholstery are ex- brand new cords. 1 epare. C. Phone 2215, Ton dump tody, tires wmotor fust overhauled. lo & C: ne 2110 2 o 1023 Ford sedan, Ford tourings, models, na touring. nd tourlng $78. nd roadster. @) 1925 1919 Buick 6 o. 7 CHERRY ST\ touring, $76. R. RUDOLPH, In A-1 shape, Kenneth M. S Open_evenings _till PHONE 2081.2, 7 MAIN ST. PHONB 2121, OLDSMOBIL CAR DEPT. ., REDUCTION TO MOVE C USED CARS Dodge Bros, sedan Dodge Bros., coupe Durant touring. Moon touring. Moon tourlng. Buick sedan. Lexington sedan Hupmobile touring, rd sedan. Ford sodan and coupes, Oldemobile sedan, OTHERS IN GOOD R ORDER AS LOW AE $10 rd touring, Clievrolet touring, Oldsmobile cou Mazwell tourfng 19 Chevrolet 1o Chalmers tourly Winten tourin 1 adster, {19 SMITH MOTOR SALES o, 190 WEST MAIN ST, MANY FHONE AARON G. COHEN, INC, PARK OPEN 185 HARTFORD, C EVENINGS [ Late Overland closed dellvery truck toufing. * tourib gy Dodga tourin o Speed Wagem poed Wa H » Speed Wagon, il teo Speed Wagon: 3 LOW sY 30 DAY GUARANTEE WITIL EACH CAR. * P SPECIAL USED CAR SALB Dudge Brothers coupe, 1913, Dodge Lrothers screen del'y, 1033, I tudur, 1924, Nash sedan, 19 Mavwell sedan, Ford touring, (% T'ord touring, Na Nash coupe, 1924. A, G. HAWKER, PHONE 2488, 63 ELM ST, el RENEWED FORDS rudor eedan (2), at $37h Rondeter (2), at $200. Roadeter (2). at $100, Lourlng care (2). at 8126, Coupe at $150. Coupe at $22 Ton truck 135, 14 ton (panel tody) st $176. Ton exprese at $§200. OTHER CARS Patge. 1919, 7 pattenger touring at 3150. Reo, 1019, touring car, b parsenger, at $100. Liberal terms on all the above carn. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & BERVICE CO. 200 B, MAIN 8T. PHONE 2101, DODGE padster with wint CHEVROLET USED CAR:DEPT. CIAL CA reen Del creen Delivery cen Dellvers. 18 1 1 1 1 COMME TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG 1921 Touring. OFFER ! TERMS ARRANGED TIE 8 & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. REMOVAL BALES OF USED CARS | THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE NOV. 15th, LOOK I ! Owing to the tncreasing demand for Hupmobile, Hudson and we are placing our entira s on salo at in Hart ONLY $50 DOTN, Chevrolet roadster, $225. Ford sedan, $395. N USED CARS Rt Chevrolet roadster, (two), $395. FORD TUDOR DUEBAIRR SPECIAL, Ford sedan, $307. COACH. N COACH. VROL! 4 FORD C TOURING, Overland touring, $334. Ford coupe, $334. Dodge roadster, $307. Ford sedan, $486, Chevrolet coups, $326. Chevrolet 1 ton truck, $413. Studebaker coupe, $456. MA LL SEDAN. BAY ETATE ROADSTER FORD COUPE FORD EEDAN. | SUPERIOR AUTO CO., Terms 6 to 12 months, 1176 ARCH ST, 211, Open Evenings and Sundaye EEeal THE MOHEN & AMIDON SALES CORP. | - By PERCY CROSBY | SHOULD SAY NOT. NO,SIR! | wroTe AND TOLD THEM D NEVER SELL ANOTHER CAKE. NO\SIR, NOT ME! |F | CAN'T SELC COLOGNE T WoN'T SELC NOTHIN! OV BY CLIFF STERRETT LETTING HIM KI5S BEFORE YOURE You M SURPRISED AT »ou DELICIA [WAL. T WOULDA BEEN) ENGAGED N JESS A ) SECCUNT. IF UNCLE SAMMY HADNT Goob VALUR— Your chance to buy a good used Ford, backed by the reputation of the largest Ford dealer i northe ern Connecticut. Here are a few speciale. Many more to chooi trom. Fordor New tires, $350.00, Tudor (2), $350.00. Sedan, $250.00. Touring (4), $75.00 to $175.00. Roadstera (4), $40 00 to $240,00, 6 Post Trucks (2). $100 00, Dodge Tourlng, §100.00. Small down payments. Fay as you nide. ELMER AUTO CO., 32 MAIN BT, PHONB 151h, BEB MR, GOSSELIN, P HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. OFFERS THE FOLLOWING 1N CHOICE USED CAR VALUES TERMS ARRANGED Hudson Coach, Chrysler touring car. Hudson Sedan, (ballosn tres.) Maxwell sport touring (2). Nash touring. Ford touring (2). Hudson_Coach. Essex Coach, Conch. Studebaker C Dodge Touring. TAE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES .CO, 139 ARCH 8T. PHONE 2643, HUPSON—ESSEX—PACKARD EALES & SERVICE STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT, Studebaker, 1923 Light 8 touring, Studebaker, 1925 Duplex. Studebaker, 1925,Spec. coach, Bulck. 1923 7-paea touring. Studebaker, 1922 Blg § sedan Dodge, 1921 Sedan. ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO., 226 ARCH ST, PHONE 260, Auto Parts and Accessories 1 FEDERAL AND LEL TIRES—Wet and dry storage batteries. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 1569 HARTFORD BATTERIES—When you get tre or trouble for road, quick service call 3693 P. & V. Tire and Batte 8B THRI AND TUBKS. HIGH PRESSIRE AND BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, UILS, GREASES AND SERVICE CLARK'S AUTO ACCESSORIES SHOP. 138 SOUTH_MAIN §T. PHONE 15 GOODYEAR TIRES— PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES. SERVICE. . WHEN OB- LAYS ARB COSTLY, CALL O'NEIL TIRB & BATTERY CO. AT 39 WASHINGTON ST. IN- STANT w08, VACUUM CUPS—Will ‘not skid. Giye them a trial this winter, H. Cogae well, Phone 14133, 8 Chestnut St