New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1927, Page 22

PURSE OF GOLD " FOR J G, Hoooy Retiring Headmaster af H. S. Tendered Farewell Party Sixty members of the New Bri ain Senior high school faculty gath- ered in the model apartment of the achool to bid Vice-Principal James | C. Moody success at a farewecll so- cial and tea at the close of school this afternoon. A purse of gold was presented to Mr. Moody by the ulty with whom was so elosely associated 1 his the school. . Moody with 3 commercial tea e school when th June to open school NOW YOU ASK ONE THE ANSWERS Duluth, Minn., s the “Zenith of the Unsalted Sea.” S. P. C. A. stands for Society | for the Prevention of Cruelty to to Animals. ne Erie canal, 340 miles the longest canal in the it long, United 2 ed in is 0" means ht hs of “octave,” or fold- f—John president Honse the the Adams to live was in fi White 25 years at with 16,000 miles, 1 trackage lexa, e has of any he railroz contracts ex- Moody 1 he in Towa's ings, st ¢ uvion, rm lands and build- A by the census bureau 961,000,000 are the the union ed by Ten- Florida, Missis- Gulf of Mexico. ke Ttasca, wesota, is the so ippi river 10—The < i retarial tuilding in was the in Packard Moody 12 $4 organizer of cial department ance it t any state in and under dvanced from hich chers. a one room requires the Much r faculty m realizat poular When he w Eift. Mr. Moody ting remarks. expresse s today > of the w upon them that I Inl Olympie for games Amsterdam, adn was re s Holland Wife Hurls Acid Which sented with responded with fit- BUS HITS PRIVATE AUTO The left rear fender o mobile owned hy r Motti o t was d 1 Joseph Stachelski, by street, on Main street, oppo- site ommercial st o'clock evening. I v parked when the bus strck it, and Kupernumerary Officer Joscph Cur reported no cause for police action. n lelphia. June Bo! 1 widow, and Fairview str struck by by n w 1 O ere 1 1 today from acid burns received when Sta - hurled a hottle of anstreet escorted Mrs, n to her homs t tripped and fell rew the acid, burning her- the face.and arms. nstreet’'s who have have been separated rs. hospi su out .‘ READ HERALD CLASSI FOR YOUR WANT two for D ADS | children, al y “How will <2\ , you get out of | that corner? “—Don’t worry, I'm using the fast drying aterSpar Lacquer varnish an¢ Enamel WaterSpar Lacquer “dries in no time”. Refinish anything in the home and it is dry to use in a short time! The WaterSpar line including WaterSparWaterproof Varnish gives you the correct means and materials for refinishing anything! Beautiful colors, ready to use! OLODNEY HARDWARE CO!:PANY Growing with Reason 220 MAIN OPP. MONUMENT in northern Min- | Missis- | Burns Herself and Rival | 2 (UP)—Mrs. | IVEPRELLE GETS THE DOLLAR Herald Classiied Ad Poetry| Contest Very Popular | Olive Prelle of 97 Greenwood street gets the dollar today for the | Lest offering along poetical lines. he writes about Steinhaus’ Dancing demy, and incidentally gives ‘em | free advertising which could not be bought Al costs. The judge thinks it kind of funny that he has ived more letters about that dancing academy than any one other classified for some unknown reason whatever it is. A certain set of ideas is being entertained how- ever, but the rules were lived up to . in the words of so and so | “That's That." answers are really and truly coming in very nice and the judge and the Herald wish to take this opportunity of thanking the general public for the way they are embracing this it of fun called the Classified Ad Poctry Conte: As a word of ment for the pocts who ha ving and trying to “cop” the pri | the judge will say that he has sev- cral in his mind whom he is & compensate for their nerve, at least, | for calling the epistles, poetry. i Every possible means is employed Ly the sender to vamp the judge. Stamps on the envelope upside down ire highly perfumed, and such nice things are said about the Her- ald that it would ts the frigid { heart of a banker to overlook th compliments ' enclosed. Well, space is full, so here's the poetry { At Steinhaus’ Daneing Academy You will see That dancing can be 1earned For a very small fee. So make your appointment This ver By simply calling 3 0 i | | A 1 he | Here's the rulesi— | Poetry should be § lines or || under. Subject selected from any of || the 300 odd Herald classified ads. No listening to poetry *over the telephone. Letters must be addressed to Herald Want Ad Poetry Judge. New Britain Herald. Letters should be signed by author, name and address— no “nom de plumes.” |{City Advertisement SANITARY SEWER IN OAKLAND BEACH ST., RICHMOND AND OVERLOOK AVENUES AND GOVERNOR ST. | SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, at their office Room | 306, City Hall, until 6:30 p. E. S. T., Tuesday, June 7th, 1 | the construction of a sanitary sewer |in Oakland Ave, Beach St, Rich-| mond and Overlook Aves., and Gov- ernor St. Proposal blanks may be obtained and specifications may be secured at | the above office. The Board of Public Works re- serves, the right to reject any or all bids, or to accept any bid, whether the lowest or not, should the Board deem it to be for the interest of the i City of New Britain so to do. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, G. H. Johnson, Sec'y. AMBA! S | Washington, June 2 (#—Baron De | | Cartier De Marchienne, the Belgian | ambassador, has resigned his post | here and will sail for home on June | 26. | He has notified the state depart- | ! ment of his intention to return to | Belgium but reasons for his resigna- | tion were not disclosed at the de- ! partment. His successor has not yet i been named. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, UNE 2, 1927 City Items Visiting Nurse Center street, is asking for old linen. The sfpply is low. the need urgent, so gifts of it would be wel- co —advt, urel Court, Friday in Masoni will begin at 2:30, and the regular o'clock. New Lunch Specials and evening at Crowell’ A first anniver: mass will be cbrated tomorrow morning at | 30 o'clock at St. Mary's church or the late John H. Dillon. Nash Suits $22.90 McCabe, Tel. 454. The Association. 0. of A., will meet hall. The social supper ¢ | meeting every —advt. | A son was born at New Britain Generai hospital last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Connor of 232 Arch stroet Toasted Sandwiches, advt. | A daughter was born at New Brit- ain General hospital to Mr. and M Anthony Juriclewicz of Plantsville + even he police were notified today of : suspeasion of the operator’s li- » of Einar Freberg of 173 Hart E return of the license of F cst H. Schocider of 40 Maple street, and suspension of the license of Gustaf Hult of 29 Henry street Soft shell crabs, Packard O; House, corner Main at Arch streets. | advty Frank Lada, aged 19, of 164 Grove street, who fell from a third story staging while working house on Curt crnoon, is still seriot Britzin General hospital, the aving us inte 1 ur Burritt Grange will hold its re ular mectir turday evening 0. U. A, M. hall at 7 o'cloc] ard time. Memorial serviees Crowell's.— 1 fall [ will be LELECTRICTANS' e candidates EXAMINATIO! for electricia will take examinations next sday night at the common council chamber in city hall. Al have attempted on previous occa-| sions to mect the mark sct by the examiners but hav@ failed. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED :‘sz jrolled THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alplatetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference \E_ RATES IVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 09 21 36 1 iins .1 line 6 days...1 line Yearly Order Retes Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No ad accepted after 1 P. M. for Classified Page Same Day Saturday 10 A. Telephone Paker. on Ask for an Ad Notity the a your ad 1s incorrect. ble for errors n. —_———— " st once 1t Not respon- after the firat Break Occurs Today Ranks of R. I. Strikers Providence. R. I, June 2 (UP)— | The first break in the strike of some 4300 journeymen carpenters, hod | carriers and common laborers, came today when 150 carpenters returned o work in Pawtucket. Some master | builde in that city had acceded to | the workers' demand for wage in- | ses. The rest of the strikers remained out and work on building proj representing $12,000,000 continued at a virtual standstill. ! Master builders, at a meeting here | last night, voted to declare open shop if the strike continued. The carpenters have demanded ases of $1.10 to $1.25 per hour and the hod carriers and common | horers from 65 to 75 cents an | Your. | CRUSHED BY BOULDER Hyannis, Mass., June 2 (®—Oli- ver Negri, West Barnstable laborer, | died in Cape Cod hospital here this morning as a result of injuries re- ceived yesterday afternoon when a huge boulder he was trying to re- move from a bank on Great island onto him. He was working with a crew constructing a sea wall at the resort. AUTOMOTIVE | No More Excuses You Can Own a Car Now For as Little S5 Per car. Automotive Sales & Service, Inc. Authorized Ford Dealers Select Your Car---Pay While Riding We make it so easy for you to own a car that you have no ex- cuse for not getting a little pleasure by driving your own GUARANTEED USED FORD CARS AUTOMOTIVE. as -$15 Down! 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TEL. 731 OPEN EVENINGS GOOD TO LOOK AT % BETTER TO DRIVE Overland Tourlng—3$70 down Ford Tudor—$60 down evrolet Scdan—340 down evrolet Touring—3$100 down Ford Sedan—3$60 down Chevrlet Sadan—s20 down Ford Touring—$30 down Easy Terms a The Old Car Taken in First Payment Sold with Our Guarantes SUPERIOR AUTO CO. 125 Church Street and | Rear 51 Malin Street _—_— WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CARS WITH OUR USUAL UNRESTRICTED 30-DAY MECHANICAL GUARANTEE i 1926 Ford Tudor Sedan 1924 Hup Touring 1926 Maxwell 4 door Sedan 1926 Maxwell 2 door Sedan Stutz Touring 1925 Hudson Brougham Nasi Coupe Also a few good Used Trucks All These Used Cars Are In Real Good Condition. KENNETH M. SEARLE & Co, Corner Elm and Park Streets TELEPHONE 2110 USED CAR VALUES PRICED RIGHT 1926 Ny 1924 Ford Tourlng 1924 Chevrolet Touring 1924 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Ford Tudor BURRITT MOTOR SALES CO. 88 ARCH ST. TELEPHONE 985, New Britaln Agency for lupmoblle and Star Cara. HARTEORD AVE, ¢ COR, PHONE 4135, STANLEY Auto Parts and Accessories 11 GOODYEAR FIRST. OF TIRES ALL SIZES FOR ALL A WE TRADE IN WE SPECIALIZI: D REPAIRS ERVICE. TIR! NIZING A STANT 8§ EIL TIRE & BATTERY CO 39 WASHINGTON ST. tric service. 0. 261 Myrtle EE TIRES—Wet ana storage batteries. J. M. Farrell, . cor. Webster Hill. Tel corner to match $1.50. Budd oducts Co., 161 Arch St. Tel. 3983, USED TIRES—AIl sizes, 33 und —up Standard Tire Co., Kelly Springfeld distrilutora, 89 Arch . Mqlomycns and Bicycles 15 condi- o A i uto | USED_BICYCLES—Guod dondition. Law | In price. Economy Sport Shop, euc- cessor to “Hadfleld's” 16 Main Bt PERCY CROSBY (Ccpyright. 1925, by Metropoiltan News paper Service.) ———— Copyright, P. L. Crosby, 1927, Johnson Features, Inc. — A £-2 By CLIFF STERRETT CAN'TCHA NEVER LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF NUTHIN' ? l 1 WASN'T BORN YISTERDAY] AN IVE LEARNT BETTERN TCOUNT MY CHICKENS AFORE THEY'RE HATCHED!