New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1926, Page 16

-y 16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1926, e o e DEATH TAK@MR | i sttt o et Nation-Wide Hunt for ;l:e—tty Girl MARY LEWIS REM]Y AT YOUR [ T AUTOMOTIVE K nto political | e e A e e INUWARDROUTS ) o | FORNEWCAREER| SERVICE | .ant Ay [ rmsesinns endorsement : AR LINE RATES FOR | | ADTETAC AT TR R Tah (Cc ued from First I L tate A 4 gh CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONE M R T X k s ™~ FOl‘fllel‘ FOllieS Gll‘l Will Makel Below 18 a list ot the Chutgs 01 A A e day ... line ‘ LEVROLET MOTOR CARS Aud of judge of city i every day use on et e dicial branch ! YA HoLT g : VLW | Classified Page. 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Sat 10 X s re of Mimi in Puccini's “La| A M. ron TAl aud TR The positic oml " i ) A Accepted Over the Teiephy r ~ 3 X 4 & Boheme | v o phone | | for convenience of customuin € Autontive & The former Little Rock, Ark., girl Closing time for insertion 926, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator | 2 Im. _ Phone_ 2 who at the age of eight sang at 4 i e e | ORI T3 GYIINDER® Sunday school and who was spanked in same day’s paper o § by her foster father, a Methodist 1P. M Burial o, Monuments 1 rinister, because she wouldn't prac- S DURIAL VAL Concrete stiel rein tlee on her violin, has returned 0| GpLASSIFICATION HEADINGS reed: water-proof, hermetically veale | fn A the scene of her first operatic asplr- B, Vault_Co, Phone 642-1 TRXTNGTON, OAKLAND AND ations. NEWUTITATN= Sonuentar worke 12 | Carr, Sales aud Seryice, Hurdw s 92 Ouk Bt. Monuments of ull sizes a Motor_C Hm hone_474 ,.,311\4“:',“',‘,‘ ;l "'I-I‘V"“"\‘(\_-‘n‘r(;:« BX.‘M\ X: ANNOUNCEMENTS descriptions, Carving and leteer cuttiig ~Cnkinud ind Gy Bl Py (] New fter . e our_spectalty. de motor care. Sales and service. season as motion plcture bathing | J—BURIAL LO®S, MONUMENTS R TINGT 5. A, Honce, 61 Main 8t Phone 2216 lis wing jeauty in California, where she had | §oRLOMIETS | = P CAthiNGt e FXTNGTON, OARLAND aid GIAY Mo party threate 3 seen stranded after running away Al DIRE '11‘.‘:‘.\“ 1926, Mrs, Mario 1 tor 4‘:;: Bnlew y’i‘\-n retes Hardwire lership from 3 FARTALY i b ¥ from the parsonage of her foster | O8T.AND FOUN we il H by Matorti d W : § sl v g yarents with * a road show, heard | $—PERBONALS Sl Sy Tiotor_ cite, Bee thi new ne State Senate | tor Klett was ! R ) 9 W1 & Toad show, heard| 1_gmoRB ANNOUNCEMENTS ‘ Jonugalanian i 5 and Service. A. G. Hawker, b8 vi 1 his suc- e raldine Farrar sing “Madame But. | ; Elin Btreet, Phone 2456, NEEIES to the PR e « B 5 terfly” at the Metropolitan, It was| AUTONOBILES - ‘The _"l" His legal | mhoered among his : ¥ > the first opera Miss Lewls had ever | 8=AUTO AND TRUCK AGYJN(‘H)HL. Florists kK 100 Weet ek i A SR ) ” o e Vo ¢ 1 AUTOS AND SRUCKS FOR B, | GOBTON FBRNS=—Very Teavonsbio orives | Main 8 *hono fzed with an apy the Wor ¢ hment of a heard and she yowed that she would | \\Z3iromauiLge 2 © I N Bery aresvonmbIE N TIoe o ~IBWETT=Siler & Service. fmportant jndi y committee e con ¢, 1he creation of ) TR some ¢ ippear there, | N=AUTO PAF 14315 2 | o & Jewett Co., 319 East 7 and 19 8 T c ot ard ublican club as B g At that time she was singing and |12= AUTOMO! 8 WANTEL | s : " 2 t t C te-wide ‘ dancing in a Greenwich Village cab-. | 13~AUTOS—TAX] BERVICB Flortst 3 trucks. K JvAan e repibnes o i : b aret. Three years later she scored |1s=JARAGES TO LET SYCLE T FL Doited plants, pleasing | 3 “o., Baler and Servie DL LI L el SRR obLduaEciLl Hor ¢ icoesr Al | B haaonoY ‘é"‘gm‘,{"}ummf‘,‘;i‘.f‘;b variety, Epecializing on funeral work n and Park Sts. Phone 2110, the si honor of T 1ere \ S9R00 ,, Buccess, as Mar- ' 18—MOTORCY'LS- C-18 | d Johnson's Greenhouse, 617 Chuich Bt. ngents_for_Gabriel Snubbers, mittee chairman and senate or I e Klett was a K;":‘,‘": oiy"‘ i Ehthe ¥lental LESEERVICHERTATIONN B R ATRING y E—far the funcral and {resh cu UDERAKET WOTOR CAS 8ates v He filled those pe riy ¢ ) n being a s L | BUSINESS SERVICE lower all occagions Flower Ga Borvics, Aluro Motor-8aies: Co, L spslision i = L o Tonaill : )lm,'mg the 'ln[‘l\)rr;flr;z ,-“,rt “‘t‘“‘u—lummns FALRLYE, MABSHUER cenhouse, 1163 Stanley St. Phone | Arch 8t Phone b n fmportant fac . 20, A, B & . and thrice | nre : : : Ledy Pangs n the chorus of the|ip—BUILLING ANL CONTRACT 5 4 Service, 121 fhe leaialutive ot e lustrions potentieof - spnims | Miss Julia Deffrey, pretty 17-year-old school girl, has disap- | Greenwich Villuge Follles, and taken |20-BUSINESS SERVICH RENDRRED R L alaves Vi o s nple. Mystie Shrine: a member | Deared from her home at Kenosha, Wis. An intense desire to a leading role in the Zlegfeld Fol- |\ :N=DENHSTIS Lo 0 o) euny AR O ! | .R._C. Rudoiph. _Phone 205 cxcoes was during e last termn as oot Washington Commandery, | study art is believed to have been the cause of her disappear- |¢% Ui, her Snelng attracted |iZveiNg 8 CLEANING stros _Autos’anil Tracks For Bale 8 SALOE th Btseiation for :\“““‘]-‘ ""I'!"“- a member |ance, A nation-wide search is being conducted. hoard of directors of the Metropoli- |15~lAWYERS.PATENT ATTORNEYS - e BN s AR R R Oy o 129 ; . y tan. He sccured an audition for her [3—MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGUAGE arl | Ma Shefield 8t | Maxwell coupo fn good condition, began fo take defl n. Judge | member of Cou 41—~PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ¢ e K1att 1aunehed hola: tadls Britai, 1od ¢ with Finllo Gatti-Casazza, manager | 13—pLUMBING. BEAT'G, METAL WE . ¥ord 19 N common success. He was an ex- of the opera company, who told her |2—~PRESSING AND TAILORING ; : he movement and gave it momen- %: New Britain Turner society | A L | 127 Cherry 8 SeRtonE) TERAG N d e ot thore that after a little tra che would | 10~PRINT'G, JOBE'G, BIATIONERY S tum making it less difficult for his and various German organizations; | ovb lllmrllll fm/‘ " ‘_‘\ : e ”\‘:“ 1,“,1 n'l} 'rla itly lr:l}\lng she would |4/ pROFKSSIONAL SKRVICES o 2061-2, gal (L L suecessors, Senators E. I, Hall and | the Shuttle Meadow club, New 4 ) it 1y Vet KDWY e ready to sing opera. the —REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING e was as loyal to his state and 'he ey her sing| | 33_WANTE % « | SUFFERERS ) 7 i TEXINGTON—Tate 1623 sport model, N BIAHE T Cove TG F BT e i ity l‘ly e loval to )»‘ “v:r |’[v ‘”'lvhz_‘mo‘n v her singing in Broad- | 13—WANTED TO RENIER SERVICE: e e TeN =gl B i a reality. Chamber of Commerce. He was also | P05 1epvas Lo s riends, e W way revues had brought her enabled EDUCATIONAL Blood Preseur 5: 1 will gladl 5 conditioncd and newly was interested in his party because U b0 SIRYSTER= " an o wig wpporter of €, E. Hughes 1on of Hughes Miss Lewis to study under European NaE G | you IR You can get quir iz wireiwhedlaand gooditire o C cense ‘nitists L dircetor of the New tain Tru ¥ W—CORRESPONDENCE CCURSES ] i wheele and good tir Prosecuted Unlicensed Dentists, |2 dir T 0 Hatn TSt e helieved it stood for good govern- { masters. Her successful debut with [J6—=DANCING PEACHERS ind g relief, without d medi- s considered. C. A Judge Klett represented the § compan: ; 1 0 AN cines or sc Address: V. Wal- : 5 ment. He wanted zood gove ent the Vienna opera was followed, @ |38=INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL LD L : S of Connecticut in many important Tributes From Party Leaders B B BOCCI E0NDEIN L OpeTa el & den, Rox 1 Haven, Conn : ar 12 37—LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTOKP et i EXINGTO) passenger late trials as an assistant to the | Governor Trumbull, when inform- | 1y 1t benefited all. Hiss loss will be HO\I“ 0 ave %n IC' e ‘for her singing in “The Tales of | 48— WANTED—INSTRIOTORE ighar n first class mechani ney general. Noteworth ed Jast night of Senator Klett's death = 5 = Ticide & | lition, paint upliolste ] SKA SHARPENED—Hadficld’ . . . <eenly felt not only in his home city U i Ra ]0 oS Hoffman luropean critics com- EMPLOYMENT g LA | celtent, brand new corde, 1 2 ik ing Goods, 15 Main St. e o but in the entire state.” pared her singing and acting to t 39—BMBLOYMENT AULNCIES | b1 Malnet halt of the state of a group of un- There are a thonsand things 1 R G e T or) 40—HELP—AGENTS WANTED —— : B CAT lcensed dentists. He has also! could sav about Senator Klett, 1fa| Mayor Paonessa Expresses Regret of Mary Garden and Maria Jeritza. | _HELP—MEN WANTEL ] , 2 | The following statement was ma : Miss Lewis returned to America |42—HELP=WOMEN WANTED AUTOMOTIVE D R T ihers T represented many municipalities and | and T alwayg woro vory closs per- | 'Tho following statemnt New York, Jun. 28 (Pr—Encourag- |iast fall and was at once slened to|A=HELP=MEN OR WOMEN 3 STl ) Limms e Tpes miltee | sone fronds and 1§ relled on im a | S & o ine of Tudce Kiotr. |63 DY the successiof last night's |Bing at the Metropolitan, Sinca then |H=SITUATIONS WANTEL-MEN =~ | ™ 4uig and Truck Agcucies 8| JE edan, Ol Il saE TIES DR IR IDODE ANS O f ool e ik e T Britain anfters the laes of a ! broadeasting, when 11 foreign sta- | She has been studying and rehears- S RCME T TICKS —Salen mud Service, Bric- | v Ford cour cern to the municir orations. | admiration for him hecause T knew v Britain suifers the loss of a ' e o Pl b NANCIAL e L T B Tecause of his thorough acquaint-|him to be sincere, honest and faith- | leading citizen ilons were known to have beenh .o gioraply received during her |46—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Phone 870, | nee with Ie and committee | ful. The news of his death is a| “For over 80 years Judge Klett |Dard in the United earadin el Ce : ! |47—INVESTMENTS, STOCKS. BONDE [ ith 1 ) a| v ove cars Judge Klett | o0 o O aserly ewaiting to. | 8Y With the Vienna opera, | 48—MONEY LOANED = vrocedure he had extensive practice | great shock to me hecause only three | way closely identified with the gov- | MhS today were eagerly awaiting to- & ELil | 9~WANTED—TO BORROW | Jong that line and had been asso- | days ago 1 visited him in the hos- night's session, w “ ien Burope and = LIVE STOCK 6,000 Mill Hands Are on | SUICK USED CAR DEPT. T“]N [IN |80—CATTLE AND SWIND Strike at Passaic, N. I.| @ ernmental affairs of this, his native % H ciated, usually as counsel in many | pital 1 had thought that he was | eity, serving in many positions of | AMerica will hionor for the last of the fmportant items of legislation [ improving. The republican party | honor. fime in the third international ¢ bl | S1=DOGS, CATS, PETS acted in recent year has lost b valuable member and Con- | “New Britaln cannot without re- | PTo8dcasting tests, 62— EGGS, POULTRY SUPPLIEE | Passaic, N, J., Jan. 28 (®—Tolice | : ! RBrougnam. e and 1924 he attend- | necticut has lost a valuable citizen. | gret lost the serviees of a A The concluding sessions of the 9 |$3=HO , VEHICLES sald today that the number of em- i ‘ | v a - fneet : ! u : gret lost t] rvices of a man who | sts tomorrow and rday will be } §4~WANTED--LIVE STOCK ploves of the Botany Consolidated i i ed republican nati conventions. | Senator Klett tanght me my first 50 decply interested in the af- 1 ! : ‘ | : He was an alternate to the first of [lessons in politics and 1 can truly | fairs of his n clty devoted exclusively to br sters | MERCHANDISE mills, on strile in demand for 3 1h24 : 1 three important - gatherings | suy that his death has causcd me | In respect for Judge Kiett tho 1% NOFih Amerlea. Al parts of th |ss=anmicLes von eain turn to' former wage scales liad i was delegate to the remaining | great grief and sorro municipal flag at Central Park is | \onio! ‘4'1“':0 SR, (Contlnued from First Page) |s1—BUSINESS & OFFICH EQUIP S e S ; iauHog two Republican State Chairman Rora- | heing flown t. Aoty BERIALEMRE S e Lo ks {68—=FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTE I atitok i e . g Although he realized the serious- | back paid the following tribute: by 2ok Wkl 1 ) Wt s Galitallen| e o TR people, | 19=FEED AXD FUEL |and the operations in both were | ek lot T sona o N Tid e Tlet Al TR Ak ot e hy fee. One feature of this will be | reacting to honeft all of the peoplo: | gy punmiLizers, GoEvA, PLANTS | slill at o standstill, : not for 2 moment lay aside his po- | death of tor Klett will be tho broadeasting by 30 smull-calibre [ # §1—FOOTWEAR D CLOTHING Seven hundred strikers pa pr BUICE H A 1 a the government must result in sub- | 62=GOOL THINGS TG EAT » Pt 1 Tl b i n e N Y st anl it T e e e Clty Items stations In the United Staies which 3 in front of the Gera Mills < scquent years from the correspond- |$3—HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 5 . ! ; assumed the dutics of republican | friends in Connecticut. I have knov the tests, while the larger stations |INE increase in corpors Arnings |g;MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES |would leave their looms before to- assume Juties publican | f Siiu Conniecticut, T have Knayp B el The Y lon | e dividend distributions; those | gs—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTE e, [ state central committeeman and to- | him most intimately for many years | ., 1 *KINE 2 LBl e A0 Y R e h0 have large incomes for the first | 6} B=RADIO (| gether they discussed preliminary and have always been proud of his| LOUth of America,” Chief Rabbi During the overseas hour tonight | 10 RvE MTES INCOMES 00 TME T8 | 67 "@ATCIIES, DIAMONDS, JEWLLRY | |l 3 e AR H. Levenberg of New Haven will 11l European stations—both on the | '! : A 5162—WANTEL~ ARTICLES TO BUY plans for the spring election riendship. He was a zealous and | o« 0> Rl and British Isles—as well | in cxcess of $100,000—are certainly | | Disciple eabaclk onsclentions worker for any. eanay | ATCSS a Mass meeting at the Talmud | continent and British Isles—as well | | i t ESTATE FOR RRNT NO. 12810, AR DEP'T. < Torah hall this cvenin as the South American stations, will | M2king a proper contribution to the BEATYENTATEITOL Department, office of Comp L e Judge Klett was a strong Rora- |in which he believed, and never for 8 ' oy Sy | government under a law that obliges |$$—APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS troller of the Currenc btek follower. With Governor | his own interest of personal gratif Two automobiles were slightly ‘be on the air simultancously, Can- EOVe! a8 ¢ iheir | {0=BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT WhaYagtan bl . Hes o |damaged yeste when the collid- |a Mexico, “uba and Porto Rico | !0 turn over one-fourth of their |7_hESK ROOM AND OFFICES W Granas Uy et ed at the corner of Broad and |will broadcast between 10 and 11 | Profit in the form of taxes. paaE ;xg“;‘g F{L‘Oflnflhl“"’?; |sented to the undereigned, seaver streets, The cars were driv- |o'clock, as heretofore — the same | Advocating repeal of the provision | 7=HOURRD (OF RERE ., e U |*n by Gerald P. Leghorn, 1450 St hour allotted to the United States. |allowing publicity of income 1ax|cZ9WcATION PLACES FOR RENI New: Brltain! in\iths County of b . . | e s - ments, Senator Smoot declared it {76—WAREHOUSES & STORAGE and’ 8| Connecticy ley street, and Henry Bysicwicz, of ~ Hamburg, Germany, was heard | 3 VAR! % nd State of Connecticut, has McCoy’s Rinolin Greatest Help | siormin o Hampore cormany: s b 530t e S i o s 1=WARTESL S o e s 20ad, Middlctown. ) arly than 4 ) et b A ) Inited Etates required to L com- A telephone call from the Unite station, last night, the commit- | T*ans of making false returns which | REAL ESTATE FOL SBALE | blied with betore an association enall te . . l (‘!] . al and Wood company today at |tee's check-up today showed, New |could be corrected after publication. | 13~ AGENTS—REAL ESTATB F to’ commance the’ businsss of N s, 7 R 2 treasury, s sald, “has been un- | 79—AUCTIONEERS | Banking n Onstl noon, at 666 Fast Main street, said | York and other points heard pro- treasury, ho sald, {§0—BLDG. & BUSINESS PROP e L e e S pa 100 1§ L.ironic there was a fight there. Officer | grams broadeast from Madrid, Brus- | able to trace any additional tax re- | St EL e ST | $1=BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE troller of the Currency, do e etiiats o et u, Manchester, | ceipt from the fact of publicity |$2—~FARMS FOR BALE tity that William O L investigated bn Prague, Breslau, s | FOLLOWING Jolin Trumbull he had planned much | cation, except such as came from hereby cer. e City National Bank | c : s ” 8—~HOUSES FOR BALE New Britain” in the City of New Britain 5 5 . - S z < : : . lfound that the men had disappear- | Birmingliam, Vienna and Moscow in — = 3 e ! i n! A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANT Why Purge Yourself Daily When This Modern Emulsion Will |.q beror A i Furope and Lima and Buenos Afres | $10,000,000 LOANS CANC FIL;LM; |AZEURURBAR, FOR. SALE Con T n b aa e o] istabli R & vaturs we vements ' A mee f the committee 4n |in South America. Des Moines, Towa, Jan. 28 (Ph— L. | §6—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE |the business of Banking ae provided in | Eetabli ("rzl-“'m“.md ‘\.l“n : ,B;‘..‘ n.ll(';\lmonunt- G e Eiehs Andrew, state commissioner of |A1—REAL ESTATE-—WANTED Section Fifts one hvndred and sixty nine in Ten Days or Money Back? : of Columbus banquet will be | This year mark th anni- |banking, announced today that be- ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS ot the Revleed Staioter of the Usitec o hE fact t lice Fed- | $4—HOTELS 5 e . held tomorrow night. IMinal plans versary of the manufacture of fee use of a recent ruling by the Fed- | $8—~HOTEL In testimony whereo! witness my hand ambi- | for the banquet which fs fo be held |cream as a commercial industry. |eral Farm Loan board, land banks | 33=ROGNS FOR R {/a Canal et Poitl ot Hla it | 13 ; PHONE 211 after you thoroughly rem the | tion N Washington's ¥ Jacoh sell, Baltimore, many- |have cancelled loans Infl:gfl'a farm- | "ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING R 1 t « tpation is a Ae. {factured the firs 851, ers aggregating $10,000,000. 93=WANTED—-BOARD OR LODGING Comptroller of the Ci ne T e onaita e el ) " habitual IpatiorSiets . | factured the first tn 1851 & AN SRR g btroller of the Curreney OF THY OVE 15 FOR YOL s SUPERIOR AUTO €O, Seems too good ticle of poisonons WHAT SEEMSTO IM VERY BLug'y’ T G 8 THE TROULE, | | DOWNHERRTED Because || | 0% SFRING, ST, THREE CotugerT? 1OROPPED A NicKEL ! DowN MY BAek. : POLLY AND HER PALS NATIVE CY CHILLED AR 1C e w14 , S FER THE FRESH - PRESH q 3 . STEAR COD . STEAR BLUL n 18‘. " = A B ANRY X COMPLIMENT ‘\\‘D 1’:(?;".‘~ S FISH ... I, 250 . : \ N S > d3s L ANCY Wi I ™ AN t )y | N manncr SATMON + -+ vn 1, SO BLOCK ~LAND \\I\l»!:m‘l n k : 1 b, 25(: ovarine it £ CLAVS - cvev. 2 gt 2DC FRESH ROUND SCALLOPS i CLAMS quart 25c OPEN EDDED R ronG cravs i ;.SC l‘ul!ll\ll 2 pkgs. 25(: CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 8 cans IRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT. .1b. P'URE COCOA IN BULK 2 Ibs, \ WHIPPED CREAM CAKES ca, { WHIPPED CREAM PUFFS | "a.