New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1926, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER \LD SATUnDA -, Mr. and M (¢} Vance street were In this week, | Mr. and Mrs, {roturned from thelr MRS, LEONTOC/AD | SOCIAL NEWS| Herdd Clasiled Ad cumesn; ~ PERSONALS it toary 7 (Getling Hore Popular Frar ontinued from Pag L Three) Mrs. stre Harry Tates and Miss Flora Main street sai Exodus to South- Continues — Local | West Bermuda tensively ¢4 Ty g Al and Everett Cole | yrs. Rufus their homes In Bast ton sirest 1 trip | G 0 I Mrand Mrs fayett et ¥ for gevera! w Sl Heavy land People Travel Ex i the an very good pl Herald Want th Lot Fidna Parson N Alexandria euosty of s Dorothy Cas., 1 o 8 Griffith of wid Mrs. Bdwards 9l ter e LUEOLEAELen AR ¢ tles Miss Ruby Avdre ! port, dauzhter of Mr A. Andrews (' TAr Lepending the week-er and Stewart Lyls hus L J Miss Alfee AL and Mrs. A, B reet s visiting New York ¢ ster of ] the hove ithan Har J. T. Hart of for ,his recent ynard Olmstead Mr Hill house guest of Mr. and | 1. Olmstead, formerly | Hill. Mr. Olmstead is a |Lewis in Worcester Polytechnia | son of Mapls Mr Lake son Fran stroet | Mr. and Mrs ‘n‘ West Main Marion R friends fn Miss visiting W of Maple Hill is [ruary Westfield, Mass. | Mediterranean. . .. Dr. Katharine York city is sending with her parents Mr. [iam 7. Brooks of Sou danghter of |she has for her hot Newington | Dorothy Bell, city. Leroy Pond of | returned froni a York city quently differ, so i yo! K your and postry is best, t ington the jud ip t v dictates iy Miss Bertha Thomas A, Fra 1s been home from Storrs Agric college for a few days Benson and Mrs. Benson Russell street attend of New Haven spent last week-end | tion given by Mr. and with relatives in East Berlin, \\ Seymour of West I'he radio poetry tod > .« s 0» mind I George Kimball, son of Mr. and the suggestion therein. |y o Aythur Kimball of Lexington s €16 ghreet will return to Princeton Uni- aturday | ¢ on Tuesday after spending a udge with his parents tackle on e . You note Mrs. A. B. Alderson of Lake street of words in thejwill leave next week for Atlanti pocm The above are the|City, where she will spend sev machinery Irancls, \ois of tural Mrs. Wiillam €. Dr. A he read ed in th rectors of the {0t the Pllgrims. Sons Appy | 1o one ab hrings back to morning games played footh: Fiteh is vi of H . e Guy Mrs. McArdle 1mnbl there | 1s not a bin avenue are spen {end with frie | days l Tkt Arthur Kimball of returned Wednesday York eity v e Root and Miss |ywith Miss Mollie ve resumed their |yigh street. the Connecticut Agricul- . . A college, Storrs. after spending | The B davs at their homes in East 4peir mid-winter ball Ihotel ball room last |several novel effec movements of the mental while the L of judging is 5 being indulg H Lexington |4g in Summerville, N Be uck Mon- da, dollar. The rules called to| your attention (Printers’ note— Hey rules and piek strec New sure and try your win the tfully iy Miss Gertrude are Tespec Miss Margaret Gi ! Miriam North h hoy! shoot up : tura fow Fonls ! Berlin Does your on the | station 3 | 1o you sit with vour =ar phones and listen all ni To static and how isn't right? Are you sur at tha When a four up pat? Tubes, speaker 0. K Only thirty away. o 2 rs. Cl wion a A wor poetry.) Jio bugs just listen b oo New York city guest of his | Root of E tube set get Walter Root of has been the recent mother Mrs. L. la large ice palace. Teicles of cotton, va from one inch to t or \ag resumed his University at his parents lisenberg ners of the ball roor panied by red and lights, also a large co ive foet in height, aspect. e sponsors of t JOUEe oRsion Harvard w days Juliu: yending a f tube set will fix you e of ind batteris apper and sor dallars 1f ‘ \iddlet have heen visi wrles Wooe Tazel Atwate y Hugl Federal Px Boys! Boy From th e a prisoner & cral Penitentiary, president Or th of a radio Lookir who the lis heen radio Gibho ity Prog =0 rou But get out GOVERNING FIED AD POETRY CLASSI- CONTENT over New Van Lecr Carrick house Hemeseay Jame and Miss Cora Chide- Ray, P B 2 on a crulse throug Brooks of also of N “ e . Hungerford {day atternoon to the officers and di Y Mr. and Mrs. Clurtis Christ of Cor- ding the week- ds in New o . Fred Chamberlain of from o ee Conroy York city is spending the week-e a Mu Sorority which he having the ball room decorated as !were strung on wires from all cor- lent n Schevd, s an Sund.u_\' Ra } ! ! 13 @ — 1 anized by the Azoga class of s iy sald 1o ports WSB. Coit of York city corge COUNTESS' LOVER ADMITTED TO U. 8. Farl of Craven I§ Living in New York City New York, Feb. k Bacon have wedding mp fermuda. Mrs, her mnlrhxgu Boston, Mass of Russel! Humphirey of led today for b 13 (M--The Farl of Craven, whose elopment with the Countess of Catheart scveral years ago iy responsible now for her de- tention at Ll Island on grounds of admission of “moral turpitud is In New York. He was admitted to the United States last November countess through a mutual friend has sent him a letter appeal- ing for his ass in her predica- ment His presence here, nothing to do with the rival and he de friends her exclusion. Th conciliation with his o countess’ divorce by the Earl of Catheart, found last night at the home of his uncle, Bradley dnughter of | Martin “1 am Alderson of Miss Elcanor | falr concerning cart," he said, ity i lowed to live and why presin and Lady ( . | personal one Nex The the week-er ing the well guest of of Lexing Sulllvar to s D have gone ooks s of Copen- 106 N Yo and hie says, count nies that he anything to cause arl, whose re- wife followed Mr, Ke s have done va of Bridae 1 Mrs. John n Road i Wl with Mrs g 1 wis not intercsted in ar the “all 1 want with my quictness. any relationship to exist theart Countess Cath- is to be wife in There {8 no shouid between me except an im- k H. will sail Feb- Johnston peacs reason only trouble he had in enter- United States was over his and Mrs. Will- [upin 1og he said, and no questions th High street. | wore agked him as to his formner re- 1se guest MISS 300009 with the countess. He lost a Tork {og in the war. | The young Earl sald that he con- sldered it “contemptible” for any one to attempt to influence the au- thorities to debar the counte The countess, meanwhile, faccs three more days at Ellis Island until her case comes before Secre- tary of Labor Davis for final d¢ cision. “I wish it were all over, (s st she said yesterday. “It seems such o and moust: game and the sus- . pense is playing havoc with my nerves, I always have loved liberty and {t 18 torture for me to be held prisoner, although the Elils Island authorities are exceptionally kind.” orest street On Monday the immigration c. board of review at Washington will hear arguments of counsel for the countess, who seek to upset the de- cision of a speclal hoard of "inqui: which ordered her deportation. The hoard’s decision then will go to Sec- . | retary Davi §ir Esme Howard, British am- in the Burritt | bassador, has called on Secretary evening, had | Davis to obtain information in the in decoration, case. British newspapers which have commented on the exclusion ruling are inclined to be earcastic. The Star say “The American attitude strikes us as really comic. We hear of American divorces where the details are quite as lurid as anything in British courts. One of the first things American divorcees do seems to be to make a honeymoon trip to Europe.” Thas Evening Standard compares the moral stand of Ellls Island with those of Tiollywood, saving: “With Ellis Island it is not so much a question of international law as of international manr i of ed the recep- Mrs. Clarence Hartford Fri- and Daughters ' and a cat York eity. of Ibert of rying in length welve inches, m, this accom- white frosted tton SNow n 1 t a mid-winter he ball were Marion r. Agnes Pep d Helen Shan- Has dio (lass Sl e, Oakland’s Slogan Is been elected City of Working People Sunday ool Oakland, Callf, Feb, 13 (A — Baptist Tab- Clvie i of Oakland. 1 their city referred hedroon icial slogan he West.," the ¥ nov factories turn- to the the enrolled as a lass tens in ‘Industrial Capital Pointing out that ing out in excess o n10¢ vearly, wve been con- by listening over the t in the prison ets is entered ms can st vorking. Sugges- called for Pritish in of- litor of cher of were is te from | ferings. | Visit furnishe morrow in oclul parish Visit ungal stroets, Visit bungalon strocts, CONFS BACK HONE FOR ATHOSPHERE Prize Novelist Returns to Native New pr L is the exper 500 novel to the gly * N tiv rthwe creativ back in iting to show »t “When T spe handicap T m re dise the same time, Miss e that 1 ha of relat sistance. their busines Thele Miss Ostenso obtained the material for her acceptance and publication were not those of When old, the mountains of Bergen, was brought to this country by her parents age, | frontier: dren of | There & her hoo! vears laf ,and the pany declared to be the best first novel by an American author. 1920-22, In back in in a charity organization and also took a Columb turned Geese' six weeks at a family The ho friends took a partment ary of $14 a week. Douglas Durkin. her instruetor at Columbia, Ostenso said, went into the bleak northern AT YOUR SERVICE City ftems our model home, completely | d at 97 Francls street, to- roon, Mackay & Wal advt ind dance, hall tonight.- t rrow St advt the IFrancis Androw's Below 18 a hst of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Clagsiied Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical irrangement, attractive and Carlton on sale. B. Solomon.— | tomorrow the attractive i\t Francls and Cariton | now on sule. B, Solomon, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time tor insertion in same day's paper 1P M. E CLASSIFICATION HE, | New Jersey York, Feh, novel cont andieap vation of Martha a school teacher who turn- lences on Manitoba soll into and who has return- k in New Jersey play her tal- 18 (@ —Winning | “is just an en- 1==BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTE s and in some UBATH NOTICES FLURISIS FUNERAL DIRI —LUST AN FOL $—-PERSONALS 1=8TORE ANNOUNCEMENTE AUTOMUBILES §—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCI 9=-AUTOS AND YRUCKS FOR BALE 10=AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGI. H=AUTO PARTS ANL ACC 11 12.-AUTOMOBILES WANTE 13— AUTO8—TAXI SEKVICE ll=GARAGE obse soil [; rther to oisc of a great eity was not inducement to one who 20 in small towns of the st. Nor did a residence in ch Village offer her any “atmospher: So she i 1 more natural surroundings | \y—BARBEI in words the 19=BUIL Jleness of y eriowy | 20=BUSI ibleness of young American | 3= B |28 URhBS\IA!\mG & MILLINERY 3—-DYBING & ANING k of a first novel an that prize novels |- IRUHANCES l‘:?fi':nwn ounted by many critics and the second book s strict criticism," “I do not con- have achicved success. award brought mone d, T may say—and perhaps fon. But it also developed ad many previously unheard seeking financlal Others demanded loans or would fail.” xperiences between the time 16—-MOTORCY'L8-BICYC-L8 17—-SERVICE STATIONA REPAIRING INESS SERVICK HALRDY! G AND C as BERVICE RENDEREL 28—=MOVING, i 47-=PAINTINU, PAPEI 25—~ PLUMBING, HEAT'G, METAL WK 29~ PR NG AND TAILORING 30—PRINT'G, JOBR'G, BTATIONERY $1—PROFESSIONAL BEKVICEE SPAIRING & PIANO TINING 4 to very EDUCATIONAL | 4-~CORRESPONDENCE COURBEE 45=DANCING TEACHERS 38—INSTRUMENTAL ANU VOCAL i1~LOCAL & PRIV. 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ELEC. & I0OLE —MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES G6—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTE i} B—RADIO 1=WATCHES, DIAMONLS, JEWL] Miss Ostenso was Brooklyn, where she worked novel writing at la University. Then she re- to Winnipeg, where “Wild "was written in a perlod of | time, when her was badly in need of funds. ok finished, she sent it to in New York, and herself position In a Winnipeg de store selling music at a course in | REAL ESTATE FOR RKNY AS—APARTMENTS & TENEM ~BUSINESS PLAC who had been it decided {o enter Miss Ostenso's novel in the contes at the “Yon and del 1 had Iw ‘A fine torics are appro Cheap longer. nish twi time, won the prize,” d my s jo —SUBURPAN FOR RENT —VACATION PLACES FOR REN 18—~WAREHOUSES & RTORAGH 1T=WANTED—TO RENT which she was lznorant she wroie the book. can Imagine how surprised | ighted 1 when T heard REAL ENTATI. FOR SALE " she sald. “I |18 'S—-REAL ESTATE two hrothers that T had [9—AUCTIONEERS 2o, They thought SV—RBLUG. & BUST PROP > $1—BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ing and back came a note: | $a_FARMS FOR 8AL " 83—HO FOR BAL HORW PLACES FOR BALE of senge of humor you have.' 5 puhlished a several Her royaltics 250,000 mar! poems and short and articles. 2 hing the ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS $8=HOTELS | 89—ROOMS FOR RENT i0- ROOMB AND BOARD Cheap Linoleam printed linoleum if treated with a co o a vear, wil t of va Ol LODGING SKlPPY 3, Cit ichter | Mmm‘ to tick from the : Ads in the Wilkins Objective Is Unexplored l,hlll([\ 0 s heen home for a few days. Mr. of Par- for son of merman, A the York city S100N'T THINK WE QUGHT TO ATTACK TODAY; THEY GOT AN AWFUL BIG ARMY AGAINST US. Coprright, P. L Creet 1926, J |33ZWANTED TO RENDER SERVICEL: ohuson Features. Iac. Mrs ENCOURAGEMENT HED LOVE You To DEATH! 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Phone 647-15, NEW BRITAIN= Monumental works, 12 Oak St Monumente of all wzes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutt; our wpecialty, Special Notice Sisterhood of Congregati Brethren, Sons srael, will hold their meeting Monday evening, 1eb- ruary 15th, in the vestry rooms o he synagogue, Clty Advertlsemen ADVERT for fon on Stanley Strect, for 1 of Fire Commissioners, of New Britain, Connecticut. William H. McKay, Architect, New Britain, Connecticut. Public notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for furnishing la- | bor and mate to construct a Fire Station v RBritain, Conn., will recetved by the Board of Fire | 'Commissioners, Mr. John E. R. Chairman, opened and pul ad at the office of the Board. | Britain, Conn., on March 4th, | at eight P. M. | The work for which Propesals are | herehy ‘ IME invited covers the complete | |construction of a Tire Station ready for movable equipment. Bids will be received for the work under five (5) separate 1follows: xeavating. 2 General Construction work which | includes all Masonry, Carpentry, Steel and Tron, Roofing, and all | work kindred thereto. Plumbing and all work kindred | thereto. Electrical and all work kindred thereto | Heating and all work kindred | 5 thereto. 1 The right is reserved to accept or | reject any or all proposals. All bids imust be enclosed in sealed envelopes | endorsed “Proposal for Fire Station | on Stanley Street, for the Board of | 1 | contracts as | Fire Commissioners, City of New | Britain, Conn., Mr. John E. R. Kee- vers, Chairman No bids will be considered unless {accompanied by a certified check to the order of the Board of Fire Com- ‘ Imissioners of the City of New Brit- | ain, Conn, In the amount of ten (1004) per cent of the bid or a bid | hond in like amount, binding the Bidder fo execute a contract if | awarded to him. | The terms of the Proposals with | ety required are fixed by the spe- *‘ i Copies of the drawing. and speci- fications will be on file at the office | of the Architect for the purposes of , estimating. | A limited number of copies of the plans and specifications will be loan- d to the prospective Bidders on a deposit of Twenty-Five ($25.00) | Dollars (Cash or certified check.) | It plans and specifications are re- Iturned on or hefore the submission of estimates, ¢heek will be returned, hut should the plans and specifica- ‘tions he not returned, the deposit |may become forfeited. | By Order | The Board of Fire Commissioners John J. Keogh, Clerk. CADILLAC | N& | Arcade TROUBLIT y, Asthma, High . Para 1 will gladly how you can get qu without drugs, me Address Ang Blood Pressu tell you FR and lasting 1 clnes or sery den, Bo sotv, Don't mat crowns, hridges as $10 for fu broken Wo buy orn Metal Coni Ing Goods, 15 Maln 8§ ACME 1UCKS won Motar Sales. Phone $70. BUICK MOTOR Capital Buick Co., 171 South Main Bt ARS—Sales and Service, 193 Arch 8t Phone uto Company, 113 hone 211 SIHYSLER=1 and 6. wervice. Hennett Motor Sales, st. Phone 2 Saler and 250 Arch and _eervice. 2 165 BIm Bt FOL and tractor, Sales and wervice. Genulr Parte and accessories Automotive Sale & Service 248 KIm, Phone 2701 T —The car for 10 years. aice and Service, 453 West Main . Fordeor HUPMOBI AND § CYLINDEFR City & Station 2 Ave. A a Pros, Motor C Motor Mair Gakiand and Gray care, Baler And e Main 8t. Phone 2215 CEXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Care. Sales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co.. 6 Elm St Phone 2724 i—motor_care, Bee the new hne. Sales and Service. A. G. Hawker. §3 n_Street.Phone 2438 LDSMOBILE MOTCR CARS fined Six* Smith Motor Sales, Main_St._Pliona 2000, PAIGE” & JRWI Whitmore Paige & Main St. Phone REO MOTOR CARS anc tiucks. Keaneth M. Seatle & Co. Saler and Service; cor. Eim and Park §ts. Phone 2110. Local agents for_Gabrial Snuble STUNEBAKER MOTOR CARS- Sales and Service, Albro Motor Saler Co. 26 Arch_St. _Phone 260. grade totor C. A, Bence, 51 100 Went X vice, Jewett Ca., 316 East $16, 2-1924 Ove Maxwell coupe in Fard sedan Willve-lin lul it tour Garage, 1 Balesroom 6 Main Tate 19 first class muchanica 1d upholstery are ex 1 WISH 'nw CROW'D COME BACHK FROM LUNEH ; !Dour LIKE THIS 1DEA 0 HOLBAN A FORT i ™M BEIN LOVED TDEATH, LITERALLY SPEAKIN. i s o4 JBY MA FOR nr