New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 30

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926 Y B == —— S — R 'ETHEL: The Faith of Mortal | . 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Germany H A= FUNERAL DIRECTORB dencriptions. Carving and letter cutting | CEXTRGY i B . Her h “OoNT B il §—LO81 AND FOUND our_specialty, tor Cars, Sales and 8 . | i Soal I §~PERSONALS R 1 B pelled Frau Heyl in 18 o tuke | i 1—ETORE ANNOUNCEMENTS Florists 6l wer the management of the dye | GRANDMA il AUTOMOBILES o ] Teawonabic priics | Sules and Service, A, . Hawker, 68 works. This aniialosv ] I §=AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES Phone. 84 AU | G LIS \ i eard.of t In German 5 9~AUTOB AND “RUCKS FOK BALE | GO FrOWERS- — OLDSMOBILE MOTOR - “ f t fi 10~AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANG |l LOWERS—potted plants, pleasing | fined 8ix" Smith Motor Sales, 100 Weat . Whin Fuiitady wais Bupsokec 1o L—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIEF | yattely. 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But = 7 220=DRE! 7 RO We do s ol 4 Sale sand Bervice, 12 : e | AL TE OLD TRADITIONG EVERY \Q\OPQ WHEN GOMEOHE, i D Ve G Aran | moen e Sl wied Sorves, M1 | S e e i J TELGY 16 QIR FOPTUNL?“ 3= INSURANGE-ALL KINLG = |FOFFERER TEATT TROUH Rudotph. 4 vere most officlals of the company, | it LA 26—MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGE o Eresn paiohmsy Authina ikt e she had to take command agal | — = || 21=PAINTING, P:PE}« HANGING = tell you FREE how you can p‘fi‘;‘,‘“i UL ) Needed More Fool i S lD-PI.U.\Hfl' G, lvl T'G, ME <Al B and lasting rellef, without drugs, medi- co i L o ACfhat the couniry meads) ' z {29 PRESSING AL TAILOKING cines or serums. Address: R. V. Wal- Bl - 3 tand ore tran 1t aves, < | 0,000 MEN DIGGING TO DRASTIC ORDERS ISSUED | morking on o elue that unlabelied | BOOTLEGGERS NET $1,500000 | nTERINTS: S0Rb G, avices den, Box_13i1, New Haven, Conn, SEBLLIR L RT anveriad ({ha| Aldntiinto) & canned |esr expensive French perfumery has| B — | 32—REPAIRING & PIANO TUNINO | ___ Store_Announcements 3| Maxwell coupe n good condition I aone tactors. 1ns, again, proved | (LEAR NEW YORK STREETS| AT SCHOFIELD B [ Ten smuggled info the army post |Two Chicugo Men Promise to Pay |33-WANTED TO RENDRR ERVICk: SKATES SHARPENED—Tmafieids Sport- | Lol sian. Kord 1035 4;ton truck e e Crenne i) RA KS recently and may have been pur- | Income Tax | EDUCATIONAL LLACLLLL SR U TR aoime SEbles SanAn's conkthictive ahis | - 1 | chased by the enlisted men. Ths | Chicago, Feb. 5 —Terry Druggan | M—CORRESPONDENCE CCURSES Main & ] CLeE, ChY ! | deaths occurred on the day atter |and Frank Lake have admitted to |iS=DANCING THACHERS 1ties. Cost Wil Reach Million — Tire | Men Who Have Taken Any Alco- | pay day. 5 i | 36— INSTRUMENTAL ANL VUCAL GLEARING STAT = TR i1 Frau Heyl's particular hobby fis Hazard in Metropoli | iy o |revenue agents that they cleared 31—-LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORE | passenger touring car, I g the organization of the household B | holic Drink Ordered to Un- N T hnhTi {about 81,500,000 in brewing beer for |48—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS | thoroughly reconditioned and - newiy q e i P R Now fs Serious | || SIGNS EXTRADITION PAVERS | the hootieg market and are prepared EMPLOYMENT WITH MEN JND TRUCKS! tninted stx twire wheeis and good tfer E | R ST G S 3 dergo Examinations, | Hartford, Conn,, Feb. 5 UP—Act- 'to pay Income taxes on that amount. |30—EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES e i Matn } e 4 hirs eaa oo e r\m; York, Feb. b UP—The fire | ing Governor Brainard signed today = The Internal Revenue Burcau had | {0~ HELP—AGENTS WANTED T ( 1€ chen, Ll rd resulting from snow-bloc Honolulu, Feb. & ®) - very 4 requisition on the governor of New hilled them for taxes o 1 —~HELP—MEN WANTED STy g %) | ached a clrculation of 1 | streets, the need for rapid transpor- | conceivable form of medieal con- York for the extradition of William come of $3,000,000 for the two cars | $HELP—WOMEN WANTED [ECmeRori e H ztiva s sArGROpencd L i ’_"‘“"’fl;ffl“‘ “M‘_.j""““‘ i tation of supplies and the fincon- tainer, including enlisted men’s Weissinger, alias Sam Cohen, S of their greatest activity as brewers. N ViNrHbe MmN | and Others Are Being Made 3’ ery German houselol ¥, | enlencs of pedestrians combi personal supplies of toilet lotions larry Colien, who is charged by the Through Robert N. Golding, thelr |#5—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN | brougham I firet class A% Bno ferfoontHInRUIon fuas the or-| today to expedite the work of was seized by company command- Fairfield county authorities with en- 'attorney, they convinced the tax col- i | Accessible condition, paintiand oprciato 0 inization of the first home eco-|ing the streets from the heavy fall | ers yesterday, and I Tastenl dangering the life of another person lectors they ac gty » e el o Vel opdt ot it YAl ey (s arminyl| i bla SEen g L yesterday, sl {lanGinlg il R NERFINGthe TG of ancihespe tors they actually earned less |40—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEE Hartford, Feb. 5.—The etate 1 f : ; o 0 rday. cloven army post exchanges had DY Setting fire to a building in Bethel than their hooks seemed to show, it | {I=INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS : o thessiiehel manag sl QuiitUL A foree of 20,000 men, hundreds | been ransacked by officers in their | APl 2, 1925, is understood [ 48-NONEY LOANED highway department reported to- 4 i riends erect the oebel- | of ucks, tractol d other equ - fort f ac ¢ - SIS X | 49=WAN' o' iav - ¢ ingtol 92 i ot E“' BaEe he Frocbel- | of trucks, tractors and other equin- | efforts to ind the exact source o . : : ToUvit s duoted faduy Bemaye D O BohERW | day that 1.000 men and 175 trucks | e 4 Pestalozd ouse of Berlin. $ho fment have been pressed into seiv: | tho canteen “hair tonic” which KENILWORTH BALL TONIGHT 52 caid ho wants to square thing LIVESSTOOR !equipped with plows are clearing | Maxwell 1024 sedan, ! 4 jsioS, EROnecEad e STIGNEIn AN Sonldce city has 1,100 miles of caused the death of six privates 10 Kenilworth club will hold its with the government so he can go |F9ZCATTLE AND SWINB the state highwi This morning || (200 S0 A SRTE L { oung people’s homes which ne ¢ nd the cost of clearing this | and he serious poisoning of at | ball tonight at the Hotel Bond. The respectably into the real estate busi- | simbags. SOULTRY BUPPLIES 01061 ot thd roads cweratopen) and [ Bh s SR S ' ompasses all Germany L has heen estimated at $1,000.- | laast three others. | road to Hartford, by way of Hart- ness in Chicago. | §3_HORSES, VEHICLES it 1s expected that by tomorrow | Aaren G. Cohen, Ir 5 Park g During the World ¥ 000 or more | 8o drastic were the orders from | ford avenue and West Hartford, is in i | 44—WANTED—LIVE 8TOCK traffic will be accessible on all the | _H2rford, Conn. O ! f eyl established soup Kitch A few of thé principal thoroush- | commanding officers fo prevent | £00d condition and will be passable | An fmmitation gol: patented In | MERCHANDISE state roads. This mornihg's report | 5 LELOVREBECHONA OFE RGA ISR Be f and bridge approaches Wert pupther possibility of poisoning that , !°F those who intend to attend the |Sweden is made of copper and alum- | §5=ARTICLES FOR BALE on the condition of the state roads BUICK USED CAR DEPT. i R § hich were later extended to o cpt open continuously. The Work ' every soldier at Schofield barracks, | A/fair \hum, §§—BUILDING MATERTALS follow L1 tlons of the country. Turther. | of clearing tho other bl streets Will | tho largest military reservation of |s1-bUSINESS & OFFICE BQUIP | Hartiord fo Willimantie, open: S Sy ] & c ufg:\m/u\ the National W not be completed before tomOITOwW. | ths United States, having a peace | §9—FEED AND FUEL Hartford to Rockville, open; the "fv':"‘k foape i Vs Serviee league which bec Unless mild weather comes to theif | yyme strength of 12,000 enlisted |0—FERTILIZERS, BEELB, PLANTE | Berlin turnpike closcd this side of Studebaker sedan i powerful ally to tho militar stance offic said parts of | pen, was marshalled fo the paran i % L |$1=FCOTWEAR AND CLOTHING Berlin; the Middletown = highway, Studebaker touring, : rees of the country. Social wel-jthe city would be snowbotind for'at | grounds to hear rigld orders read | 63=HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES closed at Cromwell; Hartford to R L £l re work was systematically con- least ten days |and warned to gubmit to medical | 6&—MACHINERY. ELEC. & T0OL8 | Farmington to Plainville, open; Moon sedan. i cted by the league to provide for | eanwhile, the number of casual- | xamination immediately 1f they | == $5-MERCHANDISE AT 'rHE STOREE | bany turnpike to Winsied, closed; 3 good Ford coupes * Srphars Snd wiloy [tes, direetly or indirectly resulting hnq imbibed fn any liquid belleved | W;E_mm; INSTRUBEEZY Hartford to Springfield open on the CAPITOL BUICK € Organized Movement rom the zard, ,»nmmnr:]\ 10 | {6 have contained alcohol. i cent statement given to the NO: 67—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY | west side to Windsor Locks and on 3 '] Another absorbing interest of grow. Hundreds of tenants have | ‘mug goldiers were promised that RI-TIS man, she said; "NOX-RI-TI§ | 6~ WANTED- ARTICLES TO BUY the cast slde from Thompsonville, 123 ARCH 8T. PHONE 2607, { fcdwig Heyl was the advancement heen driven into the drifted strects |y would not face disciplinary has produced result in my case REAL ESTATE FOR RKNT lived Eh 8 Wi ARor IR TLockN b1 P B to) | e s e e s S AL v the moye- | by, apartmenthouse fire. - action if they submitted to ex- | when all other treatments and medi- [68=APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS | Thompsonville, epen; New London | NO. 12846, ent. It was she who was the head | A fire in a factory building 0 | yminations, | cines falled. I have made three |79—BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT |to Mariborough, open; Shore road, |, oreastry, Department. office of Comp- ¢ the International Women's con- | W §th street early today forecd T Neanwhile Major General M. frinaftoRn G Tement atla oot AR i i) 2o GioOMAND DREICKS, open; New Haven to Saybrook,| washingten, D. C. November , 1926, 4 fl * ess held in Berlin in 1004 &l chnipersonagtolEE ) Ir homes in fy o i Hawailan Jdepartment com- | $400 each trip and was to go back |73—HOUSBES FOR RENT open, except in the vicinity of Clin. [ Whereas, by eatisfactory evidence pre- ngress which the first time buiidings. The | fItemen. | nanger and Major General W. R. | this year, but now thanks to the |M—SUBURBAN FOR RENT ton; New Haven to New York, open, | $ohted, to_ the annstelgnec, Wt s been raph jemonstrated to the to reach the building With gy, commander at Schoficld | merits of NOX-RI-TIS, T will not |74=VACATION FLACKS FOR RENI 1y narrow path; Middletown to Say- | Dank of New sriwin” in ‘the Gity of German people what a tremendous their pra ““]"‘ r’ :‘ :1‘ barra conferred with cials | have to return. This medicine has |77—wWANTED—TO RE brook, open: Hartford to Manches- | New Britain in the County of Hartford v ternational force good wom- |tend their hose lines across the o the territorial board of health brought about my complete recovery [iter o REwillimantiofito MRlattorallithd SEIo LofuCannE ety Thek peornlied ¢ b e e 2 alth | ¥ Rl > ) iy 5 L By B8 with all th el he Statutes hood can b YoriFCeniral sroilnavat © but were silent as to the particu- {and T am so happy that T just want |, EFASL F"g"fl ;:",;_:Au Springs, open. M A LD L A year later she nded A8 a result four milk iR AT el M e e |to get out and shout te everyone ”jA" mgyjm& ESTA plled with before an ascociation enal) be Lycenm club, a women's orgar ed for an hour caueing & ooy g L feliable source, about how wonderful it is. 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