New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1926, Page 14

14 FLASHES OF LIFE: ZIEGFELD’S . AT YOUR THE HERALD ||l ANNoUNCEMENTS BLONDES PEEVED, GOING TO STRIKE . ; D | SERVICE | “WANT abs’ T R b T fa | W GRITATN = Monumental_warke, J X | )lia betically Allm"tu For Quick Oak St. Monuments of all sizes ai PEHL PR e e A . Ready F ‘ence. descriptions. Carving and letter cutti] 3 R AT et - . 3= *a LINE RATES - FOR et New York—Flo Ziegfeld's blondes | scout court and a magistrate o 7 5 i | Below is a list of the CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONE our_epecialty. are going on strike cause they | held it was no offense to warn a| % T ;i & 4 4 1 Standard Headings in Charge Prepataff| think he prefers brunettes. They | person about to break the law s ; : e 4 every day use on the S e R || e R T e :P,n :euxm‘ m} pose as :)vl\n \\ ;v; ; = 5 : e af 5 Classified Page. Note 1 line 2 n Flov o Garden Gr 1)use, 1163 Stanl] w they must have an ap; and New York Coats must be worn . ;. { ¢ ] £ s > 5 ne s: E >Lone S0k0 pen cent i “Let 'em RS e e SRl ¢ ; ‘ the easy-to-read alpha- | s e v HllEm y o acquire knowledg e pub- | by g ¢ s = 3 eeeel Hne My ey el strike,” says Flo. He denles dis- library, no matter how hot it is. : 1 A 5 2 % b v betical arrangement. T M. st nike Bandente Gridiguse, SIAT ORI paraging blondes but says | ry Foman of Milwaukee, a 7 & 3 ' Yearly Order Rates Upon Application A ) Ll et o worde to o iine GUT FLOWERS—potied piants, pleasi| AL e bl D ML U B Phone Tour Ad To 14 lines to an inch. variety. 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T RUPIELNE il | —— Yenr of the Arapahoes « 1 his clo s in an automobile i L 3 e 3 ‘ Ah'l()M()’ll\’E | 1y reaconuble prici — Clothes ar s : _ 5 s CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 en were killed outright and the rest of the 48 women and children in this picnic bus BURTAL VAULTG—Concrete eteel rein- BANELOTY ; ~ Epps, of | injure 9 it overtur at Sparkil 1, N. Y., while returning to Brooklyn ti forced: water-proof, nermetically sealed Adtoandi Trudls Agories Gl o e Doy Aaiech were injured when it overturned at ;\1)(111\1 LN, Y ., While returning to Brooklyn from 3 (oredds st prool B el STTCE WOTOR GATE =Bl s 57l i S an all-day outing. Photo shows remains of the bus after the accident. ln.\mm EMENTS Caplta) Bulck Co. 143 Arch 8t Pho} 5 1—BURIAL LOT I . L The Indian tribe Crown Prince Gu Santa Rosa, Cal to get Al of honor t is to be a farmer not goi cen se him 27 years. He cap- - DUATH NOTICES e e — — SR C er & Service. Lnl o raise chickens like t surgents in the Philip- | = FLORISTS Motor labie Concert g : i et Naval Reserviste Go | M AT G RISTS] July Rain Insurance! || i et : e & pRTLmenbigua bk o t Motor Sales, 250 A oms | {ill he wrote recently asking it his Aboard Ships Today | New York — Thos cust 3 e 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 igents shall not pull any Elsie| captain’s recommendation Philadelphia, July 24 (®--Naval i 4 K AUTOMOBILES R MOTOR CARS—8ales & Janis Stuff on P Joyce. Before | to the honor had been approved. | Any day, except Saturday and Sunday during AGLNCIES lor - Auto Company, 1 reservists from many cities in the| $—AUTO AND TRUCK Chiaren, 8 i bt oy : O e I oy afte ave UTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALB =S she lefi for Par B July that it rains before 6 P. M. after you have AT e ST Thompsonville—Kennet Burke, | casf d mid-west will go aboard TN T n friends identify a few valua so| Thompsonville—Kenncth [east an had your car washed at the TEN MINUTE AUTO i s . Motor Saler Corp. . bt . 3, dicd of injuries received while | qastroyers today at 18 ports along 1ad your car washed at the TEN MI? i 4 11—AULO P 4 4 " . ::f: 'ihzfc‘!r::,v ‘,:, ne them | diving in Suffield Pond Sunday. the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts for the LAUNDRY (Division of the Franklin Square e LmoNC G TeSlllHfll]y Sl]OWS TUllell GEILS,H back. She took only about - econd 1 training cruise of the Filling Station) phone 4100, we will give you a 1 4 O Wel‘e 0 Be leefl 5 & worth with her, includi ’ Bristol—Thon oonan, b4, summer schedule. i FREE WASH the following Monday or Tuesday. ¢ ORCYCL YCLEE WA Thompsonville, dropped dead here | Most of the reservists will S i bty St 4 S of heart disease with heat as con- | trained with the destroyer squ This is straight rain insurance without any strings tributing factor. rons, U. §. scouting fleet, which is attached whatever, BUSINESS SERVICE Constantinople, July 24 (P—The | [EXIRGTON=CavandT TTgl grade 7oy — |engaged in weekly battle maneuvers F E R J 1S—BARBERS HAIRL'S MASSEUSB famous Yildiz palace jewels, seiz iid) service. 0. A Bex Greenwich—Eugene Homan, laet and tactical exercises at sea near . . .y r. ND CONTRACY by the unionists after the fall of St._Phons 2316. ris — The Inglisk I By S N = Tsla s te S Abdul Hamid who was| NASH—miotor care. 8ee the new Wi l’ah e nel | year's Metropolitan junior golf | Montauk Point, Long Tsla S, late Sultan Abdul oty AR voioc enfy We o has been abolishec 8t 2 hampion, eliminated by Leonard - AKIN L | deposed in 1008, formed the ini Phone Green for Americans, N t Martin of Apawamis g NIM | fund alleged to have heen collected AND 20 couples have sought to be mar- e - e TR Sl c ATTOR for the overthrow of the government | y Service ried on American territory between| Shelton—Michael Pytlak 10, e i i3 . £ NG, BAGGAG of Mustapha Kemal Pasha, it | Hart Cherbough and Southampton in the | drowned in Shelton canal; Walter ALN G AT 1‘;{1‘ .\vom' testified here today last week but the shipping board’s | Cook, 10, saved from similar fate by e H i e B The jewels, which wer 1d 1 ruling prevented. Otto Kruger. —PRINT"B, JOBB'G. STATIONERY [FEurope for $2,000,000 were in the ) = - | —PR NAL BERVICES possession of the political leaders London — A snappy salute to| New Haven—Coroner T. C. Mc R ARG & A or Snavicis |who are now under arrest at Angora | motorists by a cycling scout of the | Quate of Canton, Ohio, arrived to | AERDE [ ehavgant with ‘Gohapiracy. againkt ilis | \REsmic Automobile association means that | consult with fire arms officials about | EDDOATIONAY government. Testimony concerning| M. Scarle & Co. Saler and Service: € there are no speed traps ahead. | bullet that killed Don R. Mellett of s SR the fund was made by Dr. Nazmin| bin sad Pec be ) oue 2110 Log fallure to salute means watch out | Canton. ZDANCING TE: s Bey before a special tribunal which | 37 BesOBITE - NOTOR-CARE = Fs—F R y . r / Pt & " P 4 —INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL s preparing the cs Ef rhare the e - Stor e el iy e e e " 9] E $1-LOGAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS' |12 Preparing the cases of more than| "ried Motor Salen 100 ) . B e TIGTORS | prisoners for t Dr. Nazmin| _Ma! 0. the new premier is so confident of A g b Bey was oue of the leaders of the PAIGE I st A o] the solidity of his majority. and its | EMPLOYMENT revolt against Abdul Hamid. | Main st e 2810 i 3 39—EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES (This same nal convicted and | 57 T {ipeaitingmyiiopi e Joocsiane i eass . 40-HELP—AGENTE WANTED sentenced to death 13 prominent i 0., Inc., 4 ures to stabilize the franc and re- . P\ - N o v politicians last weck. Ten of those itford Ave. £ i habilitate the financlal situation Ol a L/ 0 (3—HELP—MEN OR WOMEN _ arrested in recent wholesale round- | ¥UDEEAKER MOTOR CARS-—Bales o generally, that he will not even ask v SITUATIONS WANTED-MEN | uins of thoso alloged fo be involved| Semies Alo Mot “Seler o T for any extension of powers. Shlie in the plot against the Turkish| WTLLYS-KH 5 7 2 . « | The new ministers had their first FINANCIAL president were ordered released yes-| motor car Eale wand Wastes Little Time in Gefting | senerar exchange of taens yester- | e e | B 3 ‘lli\,\' and sketched out in broad ||| N’ E S STOCKS, BONDS earful of the escape of Kara = i ‘L DOWH [0 Busmess | lines the plan by which they hope ! | > % | Kemal, war-time food minister, ;md“ oL, TR | to raise France from the financial e, v : e v v Abdul Kadir, former governor of | AP TRE —— | slough of despondency into which | don't fail to visit the two attractive homes we have LIVE STOCE i Angora, the government has issued a i - B L3 () = The Ccant. |t has Debn plunged, 1t Wil be tho |4 ervected at 74 Coolidge and 30 Harding streets, also AXD SWINB deerce imposing the death penaity| W SUs mis cricl, Ses (hy net of national reconcillation,” as |EOVErnment’s endeavor to allay the | ! = e B S A GG , C J on those who protect them and of-| &f % West Mal fepiin to Raymond Poincare siyled his new | fears o capitalists. It purposes to | the several desirable building sites in the immedi- H 38, POULTRY fering handsome rewards to_fhose | ministry in presenting the person- | 'un the state on a strictly economic S . . Saplco denouncing their hiding places. Both | nel to President Doumergue yester- | nd business-like basis. It will be- ate vicinity we are showing to homeseekers. e S e e car (o1 10 yea 17-SERVICE 8TATIONS — REPAIRING ales and Service, 463 West blain ilamond bracelets, two emerald bracelets and one of ruby and a couple of enormous solitaires. ndau_sedy day, is getting down to work with- |Ein as soon as possible reduction of RCHANDISE {death with the 13 alleged plotters| out delay on a series of financial | the floating debt by what is under- 5 FOR SALE | who were hanged at Smyrna. Kara Bills “which it will present to parl stood to be a novel and ingenious | BUILD BAL 4 | Kemal is charged with being the ment when it appears before that method. A {Ting leader of the unionists plans ody next Tuesday. The bills will| While the new administration A > |against the Kemali ¥ has been received by the general PHI | S take the place of the customary | tement of policy by the premier. | Public with something Iike en- ) THINGS TO EAT Swedish Royalty Has B e D i ) Ll o liibat. o ervers HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES - view, ought to be sufficient for | Vlew it with certain reserve. The| Om to 5 i | AHINER 5 e | 5 Rl‘ the Movies both the chamber of deputies and 'moderates criticize M. Poincare for | { | IMENT [ cn Re s S Blie i neluding in it Edouard e Y Ciokn the senate to vote the measures re- including ard Herrlot, |, 67— WATCHES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY Louise and juested, and about August 10 the Whose cabinet it succeeds, and the | 3 . - tr S ar ’ a shor T—WANTED ARTICLES 10 BUY i seaslon may be closed and pariia. |radicals criticize M. Herriot for| Harding and Coolidge streets are l(;CdIE?d d] shm(tl ¢ s urage e in e : ment given a long vacation. The | joining M. Poincare. There has been . i srsection o incoin an . ATE FOR RENT i€ v “”‘., three prominent 'lournul ,\:A.\~‘H Un:.l-\n w‘u‘;‘.\n I'rv‘nyl— no organized opposition to the miv\-‘ distance east of the inte PENEMENTE studios, “acted” in several camera ier Poincare is seriously consider- ISrY. however, except from the so- Monroe streets. No. 74 COOHdge is the last house TZDESK ROOM AL orndEe | \'(h'nl“ mr’:‘” F\;””Yv Smx:]x‘\v‘ s ing requesting parliament to vote ciali on the southeast side, and No. 30 Harding is the Premier Poincar reatly d. THOUSEE KO RENT thrillers, tragedy and comed a bill ending its powers for two B e L R L SBURBAN FOR |got the bigzest laugh of the vears. ey alk Andrew W. Mel- first house on the northeast side. ZVACATION PLAC R n whef they On the other hand, it is said that | !oM the American secretary of the 76—WAREHOUSES & | PeAsTYY. O ety 2 77—WANTED—TO R 2 trea; over certain phases of the Two huge wind machines were Franco-American debt ttlement |blowing streams of “rain” against a Cit Advertlse entl: reement which he says are pre 1 A |building when suddenly one of the y m senting difficulties to ratification. O 80—BLDG. & BUSI PROPERTY |currents threw a shower of water Mr. Mellon at present is in Franca e . . . | | 31—BUILDING -LOD RUSALE |over the royal spectators. ) as dec I d s: 82—FARMS FOR SALE v CHANGE OF GRADE IN GOODWIN Lk h'", Atclin d Lo £ soyies nanice. | S FOR BALE They hied out of range before |, AND PLEASANT STREET: except to say, “I am not concerned A Ph 3400 $4—SHORE PLACES FOR SALB |their apparel was damaged. how- ND PLEASANT SIREETS over the question of debts. Tt is no City Hall B]dg_ cnene o 85—SUBURBAN FOR CALF !ever, and laughed heartily as direc- m'fi“"s "”"I‘QJ"I." ven )flm; a lvlmr longer within my province. I won't ! TE WANT tors and studlo officials apologized | DLl ing will be held before the Board of | ayen reply to anything said or SRR . [ > misha 3 i rec) Hnt Lont Public Works, City of New Britain, | writton 4‘,‘,'“,, W BOARD AND HOTELS ([ i s B, u; -1 Lexington - demc A g 2. 88—HOTELS Y, S — | ttle use), $400 dow in Room 307, City Hall, at 6:30 P. | . Poincare is opposed to ratifi- $ A wre popular among| 1 SsLaion M., ES nday evening, ) : 2 h M., E.S.T. Monday evening, July | cation of the Anglo-French agree- 90—ROOMS AND BOARD mooners in England. at least| Ry Mikoey 2930 e col 26th, 1926 on the petition of the 4 - 91—ROOMS FOR HOL > | L ! vach m ¥ * . 2 | ment as arranged by Mr. Mellon || RE TO DINE rried pair leaving the Croy- . Cohen, Inc., 5 Park Board of Education for a change in | yng Ambassador Berenger in Wash- = 93— WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING | den air station every day. Hartford. Open nights, ‘jrad‘; of Goodwin and Pleasant | jngion, but he would agree to the Ve terms if Irance were guaranteed s s e |t dringoment of g | SKIPPY By PERCY CROSB St en (0 through the transfer of the debt Ing, I they see .L ind be heard | money 1o, the United States. He skt ) in relation to the apove | - favors payments in kind cu- BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, < BysnIn A e nteanantion O3 Jobtack, Clik. T, Detsly shosid Sransteny of ASK WAMNDA (F SHE EVER ?EAE‘?L’ ;‘fAYS OH , THANK 1oney be impossible, i "}n’;' ro was anott attemot. s READ TWis Book ? DID You EVER S AR nigh ting visitors to Paris. 4 : B LI . S€EE THIS BooK 7 HER IF SHE Th iti-forelg demonstrators . City Ard_vertlsemenlw\m;l forelgn_demonstrators of EVER cAmE foreigners who were going on < ACROSS THIS 7 Time payments. “herry St. Maln movies sts. (directed movie rainstorm. SHE's GIvin© YA THIS. BIDS WANTED secing tours in busses. A large For the Construction of a School at | fo of police quickly scattered the New Britain, Connecticut demonstrator Se d proposals for the construc- R ST ng approximately no inches, I oy 100 ft. no inches, at New Britain b A Connecticut, will he received at the | EAN I ofice of the School Committee, Wal (Including games of July 23) gt UL soliod X tain, Con National League icut, on or before 4 . t Hargraae, Reds, .388 Saving time on Runs Blades, rdinals, Hits—Brown, Braves, Doubles—Wheat, Robi Walker 1 specifica Warren Holme Jone Cut 1" 1. POLLY AND HER PALS This Way Out ity Al NN L) (] 1 k0w YouRE BUSY MR. PERKING) | [ROW M POSITNE Yo \ |1 suRE HAVE riples—Gelirlg. Yankees, 17 [ mosT Take ‘| || ARD WEVE NEVER MET — HAVE AN OPENING TR ) | 5, 5y Homers—Ruth, Yankees, 29 (| ANSWER. THATS T —, el || BUT IM A GREAT LiL PAL A YOUNG MAN OF | olen bases—Hunnefield, White | g Eeh onietl ot | Sos, 17 1 WAY TO HANDLE PA 3 \ OF Follyaiir— MY ABILITY ! | BERIND You')| L Pitching— P thietics, w 3 \ I 8 de lost none, o upon return o ne o s § NKS A cations In goo ditle ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT LY. d eLompai] Y1 Philadelphia, July 24 P —The en 3 ) Btat : ed check gagement of Princess Dorothee De 2k r of Princess Guil- of the Chateau De Bellignics, near Bavay, France, and sum shall fortaifed fo the Sc Lounis (. Olry Lusson, Jr., is an District If contrac EVATY € e 1 by the latter's parents, Mr. Louis C. Olry Lusson of ract and file pro ¢ ' e. The wedding is to take ompany bond for the full amou e at the De Croy chatean on the. contruct within fifteen August 11. Bavay is in northern of Dbids. France The N L t RN _— ny or ail biJ More well known men and women 19SEPH M. HALLORAN are the children of clergymen than Chafrman of Committee on & of those in other professions, accord- Accommodutions ing to “Who's Who."