New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 14

EXPERIVENT W BE GIVEN TRYOUT Smith College fo Test Co- operative Nursery City Items sh Co. Sults Topcoats | Order now for Easter. New and sam m T W 404 Northampton, Mas A coordir vehicle will hold its regu ening at M. hall, ting. will hiold A Vil be tendered 1) the Em- and o'clock at Gospr irch to IPleteher Rev meeting held of Azl tomorrow cue- Noah Lucas, th onarc outline his plans coming year memb Britain society will hold a banquet at | wrritt hotel this evening. Zerher, anditor at vas rated upon for New Britain orning. Heine first will sp American So- pital Anton meeting of the f M Sritain rhur ng. A this pilot of at |joint o cloty Gallows Dismantled, But |~ May Have to Be Rehuxlt v tlanta, Feb, 13 (A—The Fu gallows isr ed several mont the legislature d the elec- | trio cha method of putting cr rebuilt. This was that Mack murdered tlanta for cha 1 . Hartford, Meriden and t the Burritt hotel this ton | °d from a Philadel- s retur trip to York ia and Atlantic City. nty-eight appli positions will £Xa tions next Saturda following Saturday. Becau size of the group it has her to hold the examination on two days, Woma piay Mills 1 10 d ew ants for post ir offic ke civil service Jeath may b N Williams, promin- ler, was in necessita W H lumber murder aho! d an Home Missionary de Congr! an Luncheon ent, e the Sou will hold bl cd at noo irch “ldren, it is possible that Judge Hun- | the Cox r home of he Ahern fa i1l at on Ice Cream Becoming Popular in \"“ R Seattle, Feb. 15 () Mataenity Mtchi, the crack elon {vork City, to Mr. seed and suee TG are being displac T fhanghai by ed from This w Tey, ic eam who arriv mail ) first att jare. born at the hospital, and Mrs. (] Miss n New Mrs, Ann the d United lon of this city John D. McCue of of the Russell Ame 1 win di- dwar home the s oftice an Ha s forme vision Orf son. He Chinese when he imy Seattle. Now sumption is 1 ream in 40 ¢ 0 Macfadden’s Daughter \\ eda One 0( Hls Fdltm rted 00 | 100 bars « | AMBASSAROR GOES HOMI. Paris, Feb 7.8 Paris, and not for B press, the Germ been mar he m len Austria week, the er “on famil. as office stenog- for $4 HAVE COLOR N CHEERS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Table 1f your skin is yellow—c pallid—tongue coated—appet vou have a bad taste in ye a lazy, no-good feeling take Olive Tablets Dr. Edwards' Olive Tabl stitute for calomel re | Dr. Edwards after 17 Dr.Edwards'Oliv vegetablecompound You will know the Tohaveaclea no pimples, a feclir childhood days v ml w Dr. Edwards’ the liver and hry have no dar Theys stipation. ] note the plea boxes are sold BOOZI SELLER JAILED en, 'eb. 18 (A—Decl believed Joseph Brice sponsibie eral betore the set at court TIMITATION OF (1AM r prob £, sell- for office g 1 hat she rented and ad house day the first SURE Bt ad way YOUR NOW. OVER 13,000 DAILY _— .l Engineers of | n found | Man- | Peter | NEW BRITAI WORINCONTED -~ OF LIQUOR SALE “Mrs. Hurpst Rownd Over to Superior Court the before, on 1) M Hil fow \r.,.‘ |c | | Harry Sprague to Nev attend the ference of American Ithe Waldor{-Ast by | this | s H of harg: 5 York 1 with vidlating the on two counts, on the Mrs liquor night of Hurpst avenue superior 2,500 rd, This nse within Attorney Henry M. as her counsel. It 1s alleged that on the night of January 29, on complaint, Detective Thomas J. Feeney, wesé to the| Hurpst home, whera he allcged he saw Michael Rotzloff, 519 Arch street, come from the house, with a pint of liquor on his person, 'The officer claimed that Rotzloff paid the woman $1.40 for the liquor, and that had purchased boos® trom | her previously Detective Feeney stated that he | Rotzloff upstairs to the Hurpst apartment where Rotzioff said again purchased liquor. The officer that he saw a jug of alcohol a glass hidden behind the kiteh- en stoy nd b leged that Mrs, Hurpst attempted to get rid of the ineriminating evidence by throwing {1t nto the sink. At first Rotzloff said that he had been to the Hurpst home only once | and that he did not know whether he paid for liquor or not. But un- der the rapld fire of Assistant Prose- cuting Attorney William M. Green- stein's questioning, Rotzloff ad- mitted paying $1.40 for @ pint of liquor, Rotzloff becams vague again when asked whether he got liquor trom Mrs. Hurpst, but when pressed sald, “I must have got Later | he stated positively that he received | liguor from the woman. | Three defense witnesses took the |J | stand, and sald that they saw Rotz- | loft at the Hurpst home, and that he was drunk. They also stated | that Rotzloft told them he did not purchase any liquor from Mrs. | | Hurpst. Mre. Hurpst said that she did not sell any liquor to Rotzloff, and! med that she has never sold to any one, but has had whiskey at | the home, only for her own use. She { contended that Rotzloff was at her | home to pay her 310 for board. | Because Mrs. Hurpst has six chil- ( law Januvary Catherine Rockwell r to the bond of C. Hunger court, cond offe 36, of bot under a William ing in poli woman's se e last year, Milkowitz acted was court morr The T. U, which last week held this af Mrs. John center, There was a the musicale of of Maple Hill noon at the Middlemass color table on sehems was dec he It was | by the Boutell, dren destitute chool. A hy ing. An voted for the repor took said and Mrs. L. ard Fox B. Mrs, Leonard Doane and Mrs. won the prizes the Maple Hill the home turned to New {spending a few it Stuart street, Johnson street. Alexpnder Junction which he Emma N. built Curti “Ye on Tea Times' A whist and {were seven 12 o'clock. were served in | gerford will reduce the bond, so she | downstairs. |can take care of her family until | her trial in superfor court. Not Guilty of Selling | Alleged to have violated the M- | quor law on two counts en Febru- 13, at his grocery store at 130 Beaver street, Stanley Cuichito, age | 138, of 11 Beaty street, was dis- | { missed this morning by Judge Hun- | gerford, who declared that the state did not have sufficlent evi- [dence to convict him. Attorney Thomas F. McDonough was counsel |for the defendant ‘ Sergeant Ellinger and Detective e at her home on (A —Eleven lislon with the eney leged they ralded the store and found two hottles of Hauor and in the rear of the store. | t Ellinger testifind that one tle of liquor was discovered in a hox another was hidden #hind a hox, and th found in a deelared place b to him ¥ bis money there McDonaugh yesterday Tha collision Vandyck, bound South American from her dock. those on the N by s The Vandy local gor sult of an offici of eoffee, was they raide K woman com- husband Feeney her demande the com- Judge Hun- was not nec- Bivieatthe Then the the med out an Feeney oLD Boston, honore man” and pass into dis Roston B |t from, but that it came rled for the com nt, manded to and later nt was made Offieer me of the orney d rch wa officer to s of known sim; A desire 1t the warr to the vious raid, pre DAILY warrant NEWINGTON NEWS Howard and Maple annual the trust Bankers regular meeting of the Wi ause noot Merrill held yesterday home rated and snapdragons ted Newington school nurse that there committee theclub to solicit amount purchase ticles of clothing for these Banf are in ch of Mrs. L. L. Miss Henrietta Shonts ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith is {1l at his home on Luko has sold There will be a rehearsal of the Saturday evening at 7:30, dance was held last ening at the Grange hall. tables of |dancing was enjoyed from 10:30 to Cak Mrs. Benjamin F. iously ill with an attack of pleurisy Eleven Persons Reported Drowned in Collision Port of Spain, Trinidad, sons, members of the crew and passengers on the Trinidad | government steamer Naparima, when the steamel liner Vandyck in the afternoon. 11 fishing boats in the vicinity, nment, al nquiry ORDE ard on the L} y as for olkkeaping is 1 according s announcement, N 0L HLI’AID THURSDAY, Fk BARNESDALE GIRL GETS THE DOLLAR Myrtle A, Chase Is Today's Wam Ad Winner Chase, who hails from | gets th lollar for to- day's endeavors along, Herald Classi- fled Ad poctry line The lines are | spontancous. i'or Instance, Lhe line about wanting a car s natural. The second line advertises | quite o few cars, which suggests the | iden ¢ pping. The next sug- | I thrift The judge s not so | sure about that trying to think stuft, | | but all, no poetry fs absolutely | correct, so certain denizens of the classical world have told us, { Of course all of us would poctry it were shorter, for reasons of our own, So that's that. you try tonight. You'll irprised at your ability, The | ind rules follow: | warrant to prosw way mude the on | Willlam E e retur days in Nortor rd atter New York Leon Hill have gone Myrtle & where they will slale, mid-winter con- division of the | assoclation at It orla first W. C.| as postponed from of the storm, was | at home of of Newington atter large th attendance at Woman's club afte A The The | daffodils | enjoy Mrs, street yellow with of Golf was good car, nearg Buick. Dodge, ing neither cheap drar- tried to think for quite a while ! | Which car to buy, for comfort and for summer fs | at u the musicals Paige, a Franklin Miss are several chil- | proper clothing for was appointed | some cloth money wi of some ar- children and Miss Leon- | of this work or nor of through the Herald |} «ds one night, 1 T always do, when I want a thing right. ord = Whicl Fox, Mrs. B. B. R, H. Starkweather at the meeting of Bridge club held at Harding. Ior everyone who s wise, Knows that it pays to advertise Now, half way down Arch street a 143, | The Capitol Buick Company will see, rs for every demand new and second-hand So the Buick car is the one I'll buy, Now hadn't you better get one ‘OO,‘ > you has re- York City after days with her par- | M. J. Shonts of RULES GOVERNING CLASSI- | FIED AD POETRY CONTEST of Newington e a new house | Address all poetry to: last spring to Mrs. Want Ad Judge, New Britain Herald, City. The topic must be selected from the 300 or more Classified Ads in the Herald, 3. The daily prize will be One Dollar. 4. The winning poetry will be printed together with the Judge's announcements, 5. No reading the poetry over the telephone. 6. The Judge cognito. No prize will be mailed. It will be walting for you at the Herald Office. 8. No limit on the number of attempts, T — {3 Party of Ye Olden There whist and and hot chocolate : the dining room remains in- I Damon is ser- Johnson street. SILK SHOP MANKRUPT New Haven, Feb, 18 (#—The Main Silk Shop, Inc., of Hartford, vesterday filed a voluntary petition in bankruptey, listing liabilities of $36,597 and assets of $22,33. i Feb, 18 died r was sunk in u col- | Holt | here Lamport and Rexbor FASCIST PAPER HINTS AT WAR Rome, Feb., 18 (B — Italy and T'rance have every reason to be al- lics rather than enemies in “the in- | able war which every one depre- cates but which Is already predict- able by so many signs” declares L'Impero, extreme fascist paper, to- | v in denying charges by Senator | | Dekerguezee that Italy is embarking | upon the largest of all naval con- | structic i occurred while the for New York from ports, was clearing The remainder of pparima were saved is detained by the awaiting T R CHANGETH 18 (A—The time tions of ‘“motor- uctor” soon will lines of the where Instead will be i Pa., Feb. 18 (Pr— Mrs. B. Mathewson, mother of the \late Christy \1 thewson, of ba fame, died er home in Tac le, near }u c. She was 70 yer old. Mrs. Mathewson, who became ill last October soon after the death of her son, was horn at Factoryville, a farming village 2nd had president of the W. C. T. U. there for She is survived by her 'husband and two daughters. company are used employes “operato! simplification ponsible for to General of the Man- SKIPPY Y KNOW THAT Ps,CHO\ oGy IBOOK Y'LOST? ‘\\ AL DELICIAS |eoT SIS Bracy SHES THE LAST PERSON THAT SHOULD READ T3 DEICVA? GOOD HEAVERS) A LITTLE KNOWALEDGE 15 A DANGEROUS THING. PA ESPECIALLY WITH A SENSITIVE CRITTER LIKE PORE JBRUARY 18, | 3=WANTE | 65—MERCHANDISE 90—ROOMS AND BOARD 1926, AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alpha- betical arrangement. Alphiabet CONsL 6« Count Classifiod 10 A M. Ads for o F Phone Your Ad To 925 | Yearly Order o wo Aceo THE HERALD “WANT ADS" 1R LIN} Ul ag o " on 26, Ask for | ———————— ———— ]} s to u s to an In. 0d — ANNOUNCEME Lost and ound Arranged ady Referon: 1 ke 180 line kold Iink o Mex Upon Appl at 5 conts. P. M, for Day. 8at on Same PHOTOS Photos for union Arca cards, Made Studio, at e Over e of W “Want Ad" the Telaphone ers, Call Operator, custa — Store Anng SHARPENED--Hadflcld'e Sport cements | SKAT Closing time for insertion in same day's paper JSREMS NEW Oak 8t, N u‘ vault Co, |||UTA!N~~Munumrml} Monuments of all dercriptions. our specialty. ing Goods, ", \Iunum(-nln 1 oncrete eteel rein | proot, hermetically sealed | Phonu f47-15. | worke, 120 #lzes and Carving and letter cutting 16 Main 8t AUTOMOTIVE ] —— e/ __Auto and Truck Agencies 8 ACME TRUCKS e. Bric won Motor Sales, Maip 8t A0 Salewr und Service. 171 8outh CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS Florists 8| Phone 870 ANNOUNCEMENTS BUICK MOTOR CARS—Sales and Service —Very reaconable pricer T b S e 07 218 Oak 8t RIAL MONUMENTS GUT FLOWERS—potted Epeciallaing on funeral Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. CHEVROL sarvico, reh vlanta, pleasing il rlor Auto Company, Phone 211 SPRING FL dnffoail 1ne 9 “AUTOMOBILES AUTO AND TRUCK AG ATTOS AND TRUCKR FOR 0—AUTOMOBILES FOR 1—AUTO PART 2 AUTOMOBI AUTOS—TAXI SERVICE GARAGES TO LET MOTO! LES AND BIOYCLES WANTED — REPAIRING s & MILLINERY LEANING ALL KINDS T ATTORN SAGE s San for 0d southw and REPAIRI e [ the R jagainst the S—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS §—WANTED—INSTRUCTOR, EMPLOYMENT J. room when She sent Louise, to 5—BUSINE i “Quick, I—WANTED—TO ncvnnmv LIVE STOCK 0—CATTLE AND SWIND —DOGS, CATS Mrs. 2 police ered mone been taken hardt {—WANTED—LIVE S8TOCK MERCHANDISE S FOR SALE MATERIALS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS AND FUF TILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANT 1—FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHI GOOD THINGS TO EAT HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES MACHINERY, ELEC TOOLS AT THE STOR USICAL INSTRUMENTS DIO S DIAMONI New Hav arrested owner. morrow. K ROOM AND FARM FOR RENT J FOR RENT N FOR RENT OFFICES RETIR [John G |terda | veteran war, the Philip REAL FSTATE FOR SALE o T8--REAL ESTATE ns SINESS PROPERTY Hava > and thirty 'OR BCAL s rte L DSTATE FOR Ienurted L ESTATE WANTED I ROONMS, BOARD AND HOTELs |{rom the 9—ROOMS FOR RENT | tine guard 1—ROOMS FOR HCUSEKEEPING town, ©2—WIIERE TO DINE 2 —BOARD OR LODGING WE Flo anley 8t HISTORIG ALAMO HAS BOLD HOLDUP Bandits Captured in Famous, Soulhwesl Room Antonio, Texas, {Two holdup men s |toric Alamo, shrine of Texas liber the scene were room, ere Bowie was killed building M The men were held in the eity jail. | SLDSMO P. A. Paul, of Oklahoma Cit Bosshardt, of re viewing relics in the Mrs todian, noticed the her 10-ye investigate, slammed the door in the child's face, but not until she jvolver drawn, m she shouted. mall sent her daughter f n and Joc A few minutes late Street arrested the m fr BIG STILL IS FOUND en, nts discovered a 200-gallon still, fully equipped, and 10 barrels of al- 1 in a shed on the place of vatore Dellarocco, lower Waterbury road in Woodbridge yeste: Dellarocco as He will have a h D Philadelphia, Muir, |corps officer and banker, his home TYPHOID EPIDEMIC RAG a, Feb. case in the town of Colon, miles from Ha discase |there. The sanitary department sev- | ral days ago established a quaran- of refusing p: who had not been inoculated. the Boxer Rebelijon e insurrection. and 6. Sales and 1t Motor Salen 250 Arch RV nery v Bt Phono 3§ & Sales and wervi Corp,, 155 Eim 8t Phone_ 1731, TRUCKS=Fordson ecrvice. Genulne Automotive Baler 248 Elm._ Phone 2701 S—The car for 10 years 403 Wost Main Bt ot ) Motor 8a corner anklin, FORD _CARS and tractor. 8ales and Parts and accesrories | & Service Co i]’il\.\'l\ld.\' CAR Bales and Service, 8 aF Reputahle Concern. In_stroet OAKLAND AND GRAY— . Sales and ervice. Hardware City 01 Co. 6 Ein St. Phone 2724, CEXTNGTON= Oakigno and Gray _ High grade motor care. Bales and service A. Bence, 61 Main 8t Phone 2215 KTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars. Gales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co.. 6 Elm &t Phone 2124 “wmotor_cars. See the new 1as lee and Service. A. G. Hawker, b5 Elm Streer. Phone 2454 3 MOTOR CARS tined Siz." Smith Main St. Phono PAIGE & Whitmere P Main St. RED MOTOR CARS a Feb., 18 (P ected the his of their activities late trapped in the | the room | defending historic fight | same in the exicans, ho e 100 West 09, T—Sales & Berv Jewett Co., 319 East san Ant southwi A. F. Small, cus iron door clos r-old daughter, The robbers | & Ttucks, Keaneth Searle & Co. Saler and Service; cor. Im and Park Sts. Phone 2110, Local agents for Gabriel Snuhbers BAKER MOTOR CANS- Sales and Albro Motor Sales Co.. 225 Phone 260, TGHT AND OVERLAND— ars. Sale sand Bervice. 127 Cherry St. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor." ._C._Rudolph, _Phone 2051 had seen a re other. it's a holdup,” | VILIY recov nd jewelry which had om Paul and Bohl. "ORD 8EDA - Fard tour- | 4 Guerland tourings, 1 | Maxwell coupe in good condition, 1 | Ford sedan, Ford 1525 d-ton truck, 1 Willys-Knight tou Time payme age, 121 Cherry St. Ph alesroom 6 Main 6t Ph Paul Feb. 18 (A)—Tederal TON —-late ute Man six, & thorong ed. eport ssenger touring reconditioned and newly Six wire wheels and good tires and terme al- lay all ring to- and t brougham in first clase mechanical condition, paint and upholetery are ex- cellent, brand new corde, 1 &pare. C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2218 CAR YOUR CHOICE-N touring. coach, DIES 18 (Rr—Major retired marine died y He was anish-American Feb, 55, coach, ton 1 sedan on 23 Tow St Lextng: roadster, Tk Aaron G CAR DEPT fuick uick cour, Bulrk touring. Studehaker sedan udebaker touring olot touring. taxwell touring. Moon sedan, 5 good Ford Brougnam. 18 (A—One hundred s of typhold fever arc 92 Twelve deaths have occurred | Ana. coupes. soldiers around e neran APITOL BUICK CO., ARCH ST. PHONE 2607, By CLIFF STERRETT UNCLE SAML THIS HERE "ME" WOT You BEHOLDS 15 NUTHIN BUT My CONSCI0US SELF [Bur nOW You'1s GAZIM UPDM MY GUB CONSCIOUS SELF WHICH 15 THE REAL DELICIA HICKS IN PERSON!