New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 16

CHAS. WREYNOLLY | WINS THE PRIZEP Herald Classtied Ad Dept. Awards Him §1 agree | the a For $4,800 cash, you'l rm]} sure, lor a five avenue 1n my estimation, that pric City Hall heat Hateh at the as already furnace [on sate a | fortuble t WINOLA AVENLUE . room cottage | furnace hea good ot Price £4,500 1 Co Ha 3400, MeRey No. 3814 wins $1. The coming in con- the of tricity a City i T olds of not nervous Allen ems o very strong lition of rather uncalled snow. People )ad the chance to call per vith their oftering t che ris weather can't last forever, then we'll have a jolly time. The judge will allow a few days | or bad weath all pieces of | noetry will be », chance if the'|; 14 has been in the Herall \ c Tomorrow Was | ¢ Kiddies” bug it would pect therh get Herald ofiice with their | the $1 2o the | age not considered. ¢ luek to “plunker.” street ingles are 1ue to the with poetry haven't | nally er up | and iven wror ‘ to lown poetrs wi to \ best 31 ) and try your -1y win the ou may [ RULES GOVERNING CLASSI FIED AD POETRY CONTEST e Address all poetry to: Want Ad Judg New Britain Herald, City. 2. The topic must be selected from the 300 or more ified Ads in the Herald The daily prize will be On Dollar. 4. The winning poctry wil be printed together with the Judg J(\IVU'H cments, No reading th the telephone. 6. The Judge cognito. 7. No prize will be mailc It will be waiting for you at th Herald Office $. No limit on the number of attempte. MUSSOLINI AGA N B! T | b o o 7 |r o poetry over remains in K l i | | i | | | | | | J (Continued From First Page) irresponsibilities. “Within Italian borders, stranger who agitates against sovereignty, whether or not govern- mentally authoriged, is always ger Jlr'l\mr his rights and one the |1 our 1 t illicit rovolic Italian in C . grotesque attemp Adige v It in talk stria by boyco action in upper ich legitimate defer h T many and Au Halian brutality hatred Ttaly - ¢ tion, re- of ' nourish and de hich is merely ns of fau I ny Measures Being ictised in Coal Zone “Roxy” BAR FVOLUTION TEACHING Souney on dell, Well Known Athlete and Daughter of b by ish lace and pearls, it “corned firmative tures of City Items Socond Deputy Chief Michael T of the New Britain fire de- Jartment has baen honored by being | lected s an honorary member of Veteran Volunteer Firemen's as oclatlon of Hartford Wednesday speclals Thursday at the Mohican Market meeting Sons of L H"' the Civil war auxiliary 4 for this ev ! lled bec will also & ale nsual hot The eterans of e —advt the ening has | of the weather alleys tonight at Rogers als will Thursday at the | Mohican Market.—advt, Alma Demore will lentine party Frida home on Smalley esday specinls will also he Thursday at the Avw.,l\ hours Mohiean Market.- alleys will be dry and com- at Rogers Recreation open ¢ lleys tonight.—advt y ecials will also b y at the usual hours | t the an Market—advt A daughter was s morr ng at the New Britain Genera ital to Mr. and Mrs. David 107 West street. SC0TT-BLOGOSLOWSKI sty [ t the born t of Prominent Business Man Mar- rled At St. Mary's Church Toda; The wedding of Miss Charlotte MNogoslowski, daughter of Mr, and frs| Casimir Blogoslowski of ran t, and Walter on and Mrs, E, Vermont, was morning, a nupti mass being celebrated at 9 at §t. M 's church. Rev. | Lyddy, Rev. Matthew " tev. Walter A. Me § trec of Mr, Vergennes, mnized th w. igh clock Iter nor and ¥ “rann officlated. o bride was glven in marrlage her father, She was attended Miss Sophie Podlasck. The | room was attended by Stan! Nogoslowskl, & brother of the yide. Helen Blogoslowskl, a sister f the bride, acted as flower girl. | The bride was attired in a gown | ¢ white satin, trimmed with Span- She wore a veil || nd carried a bouquet of White 08 Her attendant wore a gown || f orchid satin with hat to match || 4 a bouquet of yellow || ¥ coremony a receptl home of the |} Tildals i there heing about || 0 guests in attendance, The bride i nd groom left on a wedding trip | fter the reception, thelr destina- jon being unknown. Upon their | cturn they will reside for a time | t the home of Mre, Scott's parents | cott is well known in sport- having pitched for t Mr ng circles, ndidate All-New Britain son, or a herth on the othall team last n'notl> f!eef and (‘;hba ge Is Rarred in Apartments C Feb. 10 — Corned bec nd cabhage was put under the an 1 south side apart nent hotels foday, following of the Jackson Park Ho- || assoclation, Debaters managers of twenty rtment hotels. Proponents of beef and " took the af- and drew vivid word pie- the palatable virtues of his homely dish. Opponents flayed, ipped, red the vbbage and corned beet yiors when cooking. Fina champions of those <ing olfactory organs The following the ed a Tule v cooking g0, in anquct Men's 1ted e Aelicate soclation, solemnly pa onion and cabb: its and this was posted || oday I 1 | von lebate hotels, 12's Wish to Be s Gratified | Peishing’s Let Free RETAIL PRICES OF 15 Ont of 20 Gities Noted Show ' tufl food prices declined during the month ended 28 citles where a survey was made hy the the departmént seven amounting to three per cent. | York, Fall River, Portland, and Scranton had a two per cent amounting s EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNLSDAY, cent; Indianapolis with one per o cities showed creases considering the the year, the burcau crenses were vecorded in citles, amounting to 11 per cen, | In Minneapolis, ten per cent for Indianapolis, Bridgeport and Seran- ton. At Fall River, New Haven, | Norfolk and Providence the in. | crease was eight per cent, with seven por cent fn Peoria and Wash- ington; six per cent for Kansag City, Louisville, Milwaukee, New York, Newark and Portland, Me.; five per cent for Baltimore; four per cent for Mobile; three per cent for Memphis; one per cent for Butte, Dallas and San Franclsco; less than half of one per cent foi | Fortland, Oregon New Confirmation recelved Joseph A Goebel, corp assoclation in Wash- the targets were per W next wgal tive other! negligible de- hanges for said. In- all the 2y rifle corps city's tewn of thy record morning by Cc ] loty from H. H the junor rifle National Rifl: ington to whom sent for inspeetion mutel nt and No. alinost T Col- FOOD DECLINING WOUNDED 10 (®#—Ver- angor, captain RIFLL EXPER Crono, Maine, I’ non H. Somers, of of the University of Maine's rifle team, is nursing a wounded ankle | today which he roceived a few min« utes after being presented the varsity “MQ" for winning world's championship in small bore 1rme. he accidental discharge of a rifle in hands of a teammata plerced his but the wound fs {not serfous. The letter given Som- ors is the first ever awarded by the university for rifle shooting. ors won the championship in matches at Camp Perry, Ohlo. Drop in Costs 10 B b, Washington, Feb. Re- January 15 in 20 of bureau of labor statistics of of labor, while in prices increased, with ne in one, Milwaukee, an Francisco was recorded atest decline for the month. New Oregon, WATERBURY BOY SET RECORD Waterbury, Conn., Feb, 10 (#— The Croshy high school boys' rifle team of this city has made what is Kknown to he a North American rec- | ord and believed to be a world’s| It's darned queer that a cigaretto record by shooting a perfect score |can start a fire in an alley and a pint lof 500 with 100 “A's" in a junior | of kerosene can't do it in a range. hange At he gri the with decreases elsewhete to fractions. Charlested, the Increases with three lecline, C, led *Few people would care to risk their lives in unknown country without a guide. Yet every day your pocketbook ventures into the un- known—to the market where products new to you are sold—where worthy and unworthy goods beckon to you even easier to waste alike—where it is income than to protect it. your [sveryone should read advertisements as guides to buy- ing. They point the way to safe purchases. They tell vou of the merits of worthy products. They give you a picture map of where to go to get what you want. They save your time, just as they guard your money. ead the advertisements. Put them to work for you. Buy advertised products and you are on familiar ground all the time. Advertising removes all doubt from the buyer’s path _W BRITAIN HERALD OVER 12,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY The Herald is the Only Newspaper in New Britain With An Audited Circulation I'EBRUAR York | this | manager of | livislon of the Som- | Y 10,1926, AT YOUR SERVICE Below 15 a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper 1P M FICATION HEADINGS the | CLA ANNOUNCEMENTS L—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENT® 1-DEATH NOTICES 3--FLORISTS —PERSONALS 1—8TORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTUMUBILES ¥=~AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIEB YRUCKE 12=AUTOMOBILES WANTED— 13— AUTOS—TAX] BERVICP H=GARAGES TO LEY 16~MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 18=MOTORCY'L8-BICYC-1.8 WANTED 11—BERVICE &TATIONR REPAIRING BUSINESN SERVICE 18—HARBERS HALRD'S, MABSEUSE 19=BUILDING ANL CONTRACT 20~ BUSINESS BERVICE RENDERED 1818 2—DRESSMAKINUG & MILLINERY 23=DYEING & CLEANING 24=INSURANCE~ ALL KINUB 5L AWYERS-PATENT ATTURNEYS ~MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGE 41=PAINTING, PAPER HANGING 25—PLUMBING, HEAT'G, METAL WE PRESSING AND TAILORING PRINT'G, JOBR'G, STATIONERY PROFLESIONAL SKRVICES 33~REPAIRINO & PIANO TUNING 33—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICEE EDUCATIONAL | 14=CORRLSPONDENCE COURSES $=DANCING T E 36—INSTRUMENTAL 37=LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORR 48— WANTED—INSTRUCTORE EMPLOYMENT 39=EMPLOYME! 40=HELP—~AGE Al=HE ATHELPWOMEN W ANTED 43—-HE '—~MEN OR WOMEN 44—BITUATIONS WAN MEN A6—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN FINANCIAL {6—=BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EETMENTS, STOCKS, BONDE Y LOANED ED—TO BORROW LIVE 8TOCK 50=CATTLE AND SWINB 51=DOGS, CATS, PETS 52-EGGS, POULTRY BUPPLIEE —HORSES, VEHICLES 64—=WANTED—~LIVE 8TOCK MERCHANDISK 56—AITICLES FOR BALE 56—BULLDING MATERIALS 57—BUBINESS & OFFICE EQUIP M AND DAIRY PRODUCTE AN VUCAL 59 so—nclu'u 1ZERS, SEEUB, PLANTS §1=FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING 62—GOOD THINGS TC EAT ~HOUSEHOLD ARTICLEE 64—~MACHINERY, ELEC., & TOOLE 65-~MERCHANDISE AT THE STORE: 8y—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTE 83 B—RADIO §1—WATCHES, ulAM(JMzb, JEWEL! v 8 TO BUY $5—APARTMENTS & TENEMENTE —BUSINESS PLACES FOR REN! ~DESK ROOM AND OFFICES FARMS FOR RENT HOUBES FOR RENT SUBURBAN FOR RENT —VACATION PLACES FOR REN1 —WAREHOUSES & STORAGE 71—WANTED—TO RENT REAL ESTAT: FOR SALE 18— AGENTS—REAL ESTATE | 79~ AUCTIONEERS $0—-BLUG. & BUSINESS PROF | 1—BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE —-FARMS8 FOR BALB $3-HOUSES FOR BAL! || 84~8HORE PLACES FOR BALB 85—SUBURBAN FOR SALE 88—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE R1—~REAL ESTATE - WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 83—HOTELS 89—ROOMS FOR RENT 90 ROOMS AND BOARD 91-ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 10 (P\f,\.mm! 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Baloe and mervice, A._Hence, 51 Man 8t Phone 2216 nmdu les and Service ) . & Elm St Phone 12 Soe the new iine. A. G, Hawker, 68 1 Cars. City Motor € motor_ care. nles and Service. N GLDSMOBILE MOTCR CAR fined Sz Smith Motor Sale Main_St._Phona 2000 PAIGE & | “Re- 100 Weet & aler & Service. Whitmore Paige & Jowett Co,, 319 Kast Main St. Phone 2810. REQ MOTOR CARS anc truckn Kenneth M. Searle & Co. Bales and Service; cor. Elm and Park Ste. Phone 2110. Local ngents for_Gabriel Snubhers, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS- Sales and Bervice, Albro Motor Sales Co. 226 Arch_8t. Phone 280. WILLYS-KNIGHT _AND motor cara. Sale gand Service. Cherry St. “The Sleeve-Val R._C. Rudolph. Phone 3 OVERLAND— Autos and Trucks for Sale A CAR OF YOUR touring, Ford 1924, coach, Oukland 2§, coach, Oldsmobile 25, eedan. 1924, sedan. , roadst Many others Aaron G, Cohen Tne., 183 Hartford, Qpen_evenin, K—mnaster 6, 192 A-1 conditlon. Bargaln for cash. 318, 265 High St. brougham sedan, Tel, NO. 12,846, Treasury Department, office of Comp- troller of the Currency. Washington, D. C, November 8, 1925 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre- sented to the undersigned, it has been wade to appeal that “The City Natlonal Bank of New Britaln” m the City of ew Britain fn the County of Hartford nd State of Connecticut, hae complied with all the provisions of the Statutes of the United Stater required to be com- plied with before an essoclation enall be authorized to commence the business of king; Now therefore 1, J. W. McIntosh, Comp- troller ‘of the Currency, do hereby cer- tify that “The City Natlonal Bank of New Britain" in the City of New Britain in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut {¢ authorized to commence the business of Banking ae provided in Section Fifty one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witncss my hand and seal of office this ninth day of November, 1925, J. W. MCINTOSH, Comptroller of the Curreney. (Seal.) BIG REDUCTION—IN LATE USED CARS. MODEL ALL TYPES OF DODGH BROTHERS CARS AT $75 UP. SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD CAR UNTIL SPRING, CONVENIENT TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. WE ARE ALSO OF~ FERING ATTRACTIVE COMMERCIAL CARS AT VERY LOW PRICES. THE 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS MO- | TOR CARS AND GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS. 155 ELM ST, PHONE 5 By PERCY Ci:0S e s 3 HEEEEEEERE AMBROSE! T WHAT oo YA { MEAN BY RUNNIN AWAY LiKE HAT? HEEEERE, AMBROSE