New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 26

UNIFORM TYPE 1 STRONGLY OPPOSED Bishop Hughes Gives Views on Religious Experience Atlant A stand si0us exp piety or Iy his religious experie gets or him. Tc notional r he the be it up to 0 often the conceptic expert ma akin to &in religions rdone., Sometir nalism runs stasy and to 18 closely We ) want to ntal churet oid the gacra- | the M. | unfon concert, God save from goir h that g into g J Continued fr ith any ciinr empha vpon t stion ¢ gions life, a postolic ession, whic Weisl working hours" fsts have n 5 upon experier 1 z g i ver 1aid too it led form of t Weishord, i1 salvation, b of M stross 1 no certaln fyp is strong man like Pr nad to Damascus, 1 ¢ AL of the dramatic er U He Unite at work in 1 whenever a ) experience izers of the on a dangerous 1 “I am glad t} 1 horse, hut people nd or « e e off imm nsed | nd. |1 on mist means con other } come neme axplo gio the Ameri experier tin " v5.00( w s 1 tions Cupid May Open Door To Girl From Syria Miss Loretta Kh ho | v 1 strike Sinee th her living in now bei ization Dir DISCUSS INCOME TAN City Advertisement " \ Brightos 1 Front ond an Finds Bride-to-Be Is Half-Sister - WILL JOIN STRIKE at tem sibili xtile the testile that - committes i alse said or vrer mill He said tha Mass., workers the 000 or m Paterson or | | Bernara Lot M. | business | | | eeretary, never knew of each lanned to marry. Then Clark sburgh, that Katherine was his Il either of I Nad er hem " DEGLARES 50,000 WAS TR0 F e CAN GET MAIL DIVORCE Texas Inquiry Ts One of Many From This Country Regarding Two States’ New Laws, Tueson, Ariz, March 5 (P—"Can I get a divorce in Mexico by cc | respond ' This is the question by a Texas inquirer in one letters from candidates for that are flooding J. E Mextean counsul in Tue- asked of 1 son These inquiries come from hoth and women and a majority of ers contain newspaper olip- pings which tell of the new divorce 10 Morelos. of correspondence there letters several towns in ' ancisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Californ: i, Denver, Tiirm- d even from Reno, a haven for di- men he are City, The inquirer, who asks meerning possibility of ob- ing divorces by mail, intimates *h a method would be ticularly acceptable, as a o Mexico ould not onvenient this time, Texas the P journey entirely Attempt to Create New Non Stop Record Fail Monza, Ttaly, Mareh, 5 (#\—The A team of five Englishmen 1 vonng English girl, Miss Vio- o Gordery to ereate a new world's automobile t by A non-stop to grief today of Miss Cordery's com- the wheel while milometers an hour, the edge of Ward was thrown some and suffered but this afternoon net in conditio went over orion e, ki hour turns 1 circled the cs for a total of 8,329 " miles) 1 of 93.4 kilom Emm Jwercign SKIPPY THERE's NOTHIN' S:; SATISFYIN' AFTER A HEAVY MEAL AS A TOOTHPIC | Ln.suRTDmS ) Mr. $mart is survived by a widow My, Isadore Forbes Mases ona sisten, tof Roeslyndale, Stamiord Man Was Viee-President Suggests That Jury Find Two Chelsea Men Innocent Boston, March § (P—Recommen. lation that two of the thirteen de. fendants on trial for liquor law violation in ral distriet court with Mayor Tawrence I, Quigley of Le found not guilty was | the jury teday by U. 8,/ Harold T, Williams n coneluding his argument Quigley | ind thirteen others are charged with conspiring to violate the na- | tional prohibition law. Attorney Willlams recommended the jury that Louls Sears and Eli Weinstein be acquifted, He did not ask a directed verdlet, however, leaving the matter to the jury's dis- retion, 1t was expected that the | would be gven to the jury dur- ing the afternoon, | = | OLDEST MASON AT MEETING | Members of Glddings chapter, Royal Arch Masons, who have been affiliated with that organization for | years or more, were guests of Ihonor at a dinner and past high priests' night at Masonie hall last ening. Among those present was | Andrew Turnbull, local inventor, | who is 94 years old and the oldest | Mason in the city, Past high priests | ifilled the offices, of the Rubber Company and Tor- mer Hat Manufaciurer, March ¥ Smart, 76, viee » presi ord, Con Theodore dent o pany and former c B. Smart company facturers, dind a1 day. Mr 18] amford Rul com of the T. straw hat manu s home here to born iu Mass, the age of 21 Chelsea to vner Smart was ntered th company, straw hat of We Mass made general manage Manufacturi Coming to Stamfo he purchased 1 t plant of H, K. White a firm under the name Smart, Pat terson and Rice. After the death Patterson and Mr. Rice, Mr. Smart continued the business under the The T art com- pany until the destroyed by fir He then purchased a eranberry farm known as the Federal Cran berr Mass., lirecting this leath the sinee mploy manu Later of the thoro. & com 12 years ago, aw hat making and organized cnse name of farm at South Carver, ged in until the time of his en viee-president of company and s en Ho ¥ ¥ Stams 19012 Bloas Jher Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127_IXIAI}\'AST;, Oppj. Arch St. — Phone 1409-2 The New Ideas in Silk Frocks For Spring Frocks s16.9s At this price well made dresses of flat erepe and new Spring Styles and colors. The two-picce sports frock now so much used by smart dressers, with pleats, a smocking to give the different touch to the tailored gown. The flaring effect so becoming to many figures is shown (00, in various ways, with new ideas in collar effects. At $16.95-—Printed Crepe Dresses, too—in remarkable quality and ariety of patterns, 00—New “Dorothy Ann" Dresses for the lttle Miss, 2 to 6 years. A fresh shipment which will delight little girls. LITTLE FOLKS SPRING MILLINERY Closely following grown-up modes are the new lots for the little Miss, Prices from $1.98 to 85, New Bags for § 3.00, $5.00 and $7.50 Attractive Styles BUCKEYE Brooders Buckeye Colony Coal Burning Brooder makes three chicks grow where one grew hefore. Buckeye Blue Flame Brooders—an Oil Burn- ing Brooder that oper- ates on the same suc- cessful principle as the | coal hurning brooder. C. A. HIERPE 73 ARCH ST. Plumbing — HARDWARE — Heating | 41—1INV Incubators | Capacity 65 to 600 Where Buckeyes are used Suceess and Profits have followed hecause the Buckeye is the one incubator that takes the speculation out and sup- plants it with certainty and success, | $1—BUILDING f YES,SIR. A TOOTH Y PicK. AT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 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, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’'s paper IR CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS um.\frl NOT 3 1 CMENTS AUTOMOBILES AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 9 )8 AND TRUCKS FOR SALE 0—AUTOMORBILES FOK EXCHAX AND ACC WANTED HAIRD'S AND CO JOBB'G. STATIONERY 1ONAL SERVICE 3 & PIANO TUNING TED TO RENDER SERVICES EDUCATIONAL COURSE g D VOCAL B, RUCTORS EMPLOYMENT MENT AGENCIES FINANCIAL —BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS LOANED TO BORROW 'E STOCK CHANDISE 55— ARTICLE: 56—BUILDING MATERIALS §7—RUSIN & OFFICE EQUIP. S—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS D AND FUBL TILIZ ST PLANTS g THING D ARTIC LIC., & TOOLS 15 STORES —HOUSEHO G4—MACHINER §5—MERCHANDI DIAMONDS, JEWELRY ARTICLES TO BUY K ROOM FARM FOR R i—HOUSES FOR 73—SUBURBA ATE FOR SALE L ESTATEB AUCTIONE! S0—BLDG. & BU S8 PROPERTY LOTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PLACES FOR SALE FOR SCALE TATE FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS HORE BURBA R | ss—HOTELS 89—ROOMS FOR RENT | ©0—ROOMS AND BOARD | 91—ROOM FOR HC 92—WHERE TO DI THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Artanged For and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSLRTIONS Charge Prepatd line 10 09 line 20 a8 line 21 lin 38 Quick day o1 dayy , daye , dayn , _Maln 8t ——e AUTOMOTIVE ) Auto and Tru L] OLUSMOBILE MOTOR OCARS—"The K+ fined 8ix" Hwith Motor Sales, 100 Wit Phone 2600, b niotor ca the new |liye, and Bervic A, Q. Hawker (¥ 1eet. Phone 2409, i “& T TEWETT—Sales & Bervica more Palge & Jewett Co, 319 Eart Main St. Phone 2810, days Iine 35 i day eeeid line «3 36 30 days ....1 line $1.80 $1.50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count 6 words to u line, 14 Iines to an Inch, Minimum Space, 3 iines, Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Classified Page on Same Day, 6at. 10 A, M, Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenlence of customers, Call 925, Asi for a “Want Ad" Operator. l ANNOUNCEMENTS l Burial Lots, Monuments 1[4 BURTAL V. o T VAULTS--Concrete wteel rein- forced; water-proof, hermetically sealed N _B. Vauit Co. Phone 64715, NEW BRITAIN=Monumenta) works, 133 Oak 8t Monuments of all aizes and detcriptions. Carving and letter cutting Bervice, WILLYS-KNIGHT _AND FO MOTOR CARS and trucks, Kenneih M. Beaile & Co. 8ales and Service; cor, Elm and Park 6ts. Phone 2110, Loca) agent> for_Gabriel snubbers, 4 TDEAAKER MOTOR CARG—Hales and Albio Mator Hales Co., reh_Bt. Phone 260, OVERLAN| motor cars. Bale sand Bervice, 127 Cherry 8t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor * R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2081.2, Autos and Trucks DXINGTON=K pasenger Tt 1523 brougham in first class mechantcal condition, paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand new cords. 1 spare. O, Bence, 51 Main_@t.# Phone 2216 CAL OF YOUR CHOTCE—Nash 24, touring. Ford 1924, sedan. Hudson 23, ceach, Oakland conch Eesex 23, coach. Oldsmoblle 25, sedan Lextngs ton 1024, sedan. Lextngton 23, roadeter. Many others priced low. Aaron G. Cohen Inc, 183 Park St, Hartford, Conn._Open_evenings, or Sale 9 our_apecialty. Florists 3 B RNS— Very roasonable prices Sandelll's Greenhouee, 218 Oak 8t Phone 2643-12, CUT FLOWERS—and potied Henninger's Greenhouses, st CUT FLOWERS=potted plants plearing varloty, Gpeclalizing on funcral work Johneon's Greenhouse, §17 Church Et. SPRING FLOWERS—tulips, hyacinthe and daffodils. Flower Garden 1163 Stanley Phono_ 2526, TIAnte. 204 La Falle ol Lost and Found AMILTON WATCIH —Open face, mor grammed on hack “¥, G with chain, knife and Maeon's emblem, lost in Plainville center. Reward. = Frank G. hneon, 63 Forestvilla Aca, Plainville. S--leather pocketbook iost between | Fair Dept. stora and Chestnut Bt., at | b:15 o'clock Thursday night. Finder | pleaso call 967-12 or 65 Maple Hill Ave. ESES—tortofse shell Tost on Berlin 6:55 Finder call Brook 8 —6f gold shell _rim glas Reward. ~Tel, 493-13 PASS BOOK—No. 9420 on Beriin Savings Dank, lost. Finder pleaso return to 5 i § West Main s Ty call 13 n P. O. Finder kind- Personats o WE RENT—repair and exchange cameras. Come {n and bring your camera along. cado Studin, Announcements 1 CD—Hadfield's Bport- . 15 Main Bt. AUTOMOTIVE ' Auto and Truck Agencies 8 ACME TRUCKS~Sales end Service, Bric- s Motor Eales. 171 Bouth Main 8t P! 5 BU )TOR CARS—Bales and Servic: Capita) Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8t Phone 2607, CHEVROLET MOTOR OARB—Bales and service. Guperfor Auto Company, 113 _Church 8. Phone 211, CHRYSLER—4 ana Bales and service. Bonnett Motor Balea 250 Arch 8t._ Phone 2053, E 1921 276 €O BUY NOW AND BAVE MONEY D CAR PRICES WILL ADVANCB WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS PEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK LET CHEVROLET CHEVROLET TOP CHEVROLET TOURING, CHEVROLET COACH, CHEVROLET COUPE, CHEVROLET 4 PASS COUPE CHEVROLET SEDAN. CHEVROLET 2-PASS COUPE, CHEVROLET 4-PASS. COUPE, TOURING TOURI TOURING, . (N WINTER OTHER MAKES FORD ROADSTER. REO SEDA! FORD TOURING. FORD TOURING CLEVELAND COACH, FORD 1% TON PANEL BODT, FORD COUPE. FORD % TON DELIVERT, FORD 14 TON PANEL DELIVERY. STUTZ TOURING. MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM FREE STORAGE TILL SPRING. TERMS ARRANGED, JULEVARD CHEVROLET COMPANY AUTOMOBILE ROW EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT BLYD. PHONE L. 765 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9. DODGE BROTHERS--Baler and service 8. & F. Motor Bales Corp., 166 Elm 8t, corner Frankiin, Phoue 131 FORD —CARS and _ TRUCKS—Fordeen tractor. Baler and wervice. Genulne | B Automotive Saler Darte and accessories. & 8Service Co. 248 Blm., Phone 2701 O The car for 10 years er and Service, 453 West Main 8t Tel. 3696, HUPMOBILE § AND § CYLINDERS City Service Btation 240 Hartford Ave. A. M. Paconessa Pres. Also the Domijan Motor Co, Cor. of Broad and High &t CADILLAGC CARS—Sales & Service, Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern." West Main, ¢orner Lincoln etr LEXINGTON, OAKLAND AND GRAY= | 1G REDUCTION— In late model used cars, from 8280 to $900, 811 reconditioned and ready for the road, Several good burs at $100 cash, THE HONETMAN AUTO SALES €O., 139 ARCH BT. FPHOND 2643, Cars. Bales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co. 8 Eim St. Phone 2724, LEXINGTON—~Oakiand and Gray. High grade motor cars. Rales and service | C._A._Bence, b1 Mamn 8t. Phone 2216 | T LEXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- |, tor Cars. Eales and Service. Hardware | O City Motor Co, 6 Elm 8t. Phone 2120 | _ e ——— | DRIVE YOURSELF— E NEW CARS TO RENT DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 250 an bhour—15¢ a mile. You-Drive Auto Renting Co. Cor. Seymour and Elm T one 3081 Royal wills are never in Britain ep REO USED CAR DEPT, HREE REO SPEEDWAGONS, NE REO TOURING. HESE CARS HAVE BEEN COMPLETE- Y REBUILT AND PAINTED. GOOD IRES, BATTERIES AND GENERAL QUIPMENT. 19 DAY WRITTEN GUARANTER WITH EACH CAR, TERMS. KENNETH M. BEARLE & Co, COR. ELM & PARK STS. PHONE 3110 ~ By PERCY CROSBY YYES, SIR, AN EMPTY Toork Plck. o = oy You Can't Prove It by the Cat | Loy ce STIFF. NOBUDDYS PESTERIN YOU THAVE | YER TONSILS OUT. | | |[LISTEN, PAw. DR.CARVER | | 54Y5 THAT IF EVERYONE HAD | THEIR TTONSILS OUT THEY'D BE NO MORE COLDS IN THE WORLD! [ ‘COURSE NOT. NINNY! WHO EVER HEARD OF A CAT HAVIN' TONSILS ¥