New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1927, Page 16

T vy “'"‘ LIFE OF GOOD DEEDS ' BROUGHT T0 AN END (Continued From First Page) . r i i mministers and entertained scores of missionaries from other lands. She was one of the founders of the New Britain branch of the McAll Mission in TFrance, and early in June, about a fortnight ago, she entertained the last meeting of the branch at her home. She was largely interested. also, in the Gulick Mission School for Girls at Madrid in Spain, and a great friend of the late Mrs. Gulick. its founder. Mrs. Mitchell was a sister late Judge Valentine B Jain, one time state treasurer of Connecticut, and president of the Mechanies National bank of this ®ity, later the New B Trust Co. Another brother w I: Hon. Abiram Chamberlain, ene time state comiptroller, and governor of Connecticut from 1904-06 She leaves three sons, ©Chamberlain Mitchell of New York Charles H. Mitchell of New ritain, and George H. Mitchell of New York city and Sal Mhere are nine grand ert G. Mitchell, Charl Fhell 11, KMrs. Fred John Bechert) and Cor- $elia Chamberlain Mitchell, the Robert hildren, Elliott Mit- John Bechert and Robert Charles | Bechert, sons of Enima De Costa | Mitchell (Mrs. Fred J. Bechert) of Stamford. f In her personal life, Mrs. Mitchell was a devoted wife and mother, a rarely gifted and sympathetic host- |ess, the friend of many young men {and women, who came to this city jalone and unbefricnded, and the | supporter of some the city's best | charities. For many years, her gentle {and gracious influence has been go- ling out to all with whom she came in cor At the time of the 150th anniversary of the church, she not only assi in the arvangements and entertained but also in the preparation of the history of the church to be found in the memorial volume commemorating the occasion. Her place in New Britain has been | and her influence Kas been gr: autiful and Christian. She missed and long re- large cious, b will be sorely d. I services will be condudted : home, 54 Russell street, Wed- noon at 2 o'clock. Inter- irview cemetery AUTO THROWS FIVE 0UT, THEN SLIDES INTO LAKE | bury, Conn. | Rob- | ts, Uninjured, Try to Re- | Emma De Costa Mitchell | Push It Into Water. fhaildren of Robert Chamberlain Mit- | khell; Chamberlain Mitchell Hooker Mitchell, the harles Hooker Mitchell; RDlacNeil Mitchell, George H. M ghell, Jr., and Eleanor Mitehell, the fhildren of George Henry Mitchell. &n addition, there are four great- Clara Jumes Meeban and Willlam Kin- iry of this city narrowly escaped | serious injury ~ Satur night at lHighland Lake, Winsted, when a nall touring car in which they {were riding turned over. There | were three other people from Win- T :d in the car, but none was seri- ously injured although all suffered bruise Ygrandchildren, Robert Thorpe Mit- Ehell and Rosita Isabel Mitchell Ehildren of Robert G. Mitchell of world over. Ko- lodney gives New Britain the very bestinevery HEN the Bow- doin, exploring ship of the Mac Millan expeditions, makes ready to battle the North nothing but quality goes into her preparation—be cause nothing but qual- ity can survive Arctic rigors. Her hull, washed by big seas and battered by ice, is painted with - Stifi-Proof \ Pamt ~the quality paint that weatherproofs your + buildings against depreciation and decay! —will not peel, blister or crack. ~—economical because great covering ca- pacity per gallon means low square-foot cost on the building, to say nothing of bet- ter property protection and longer service. Velumina Flat Wall Paint —gives interior walls soft artistic tones without disturbing glare or lustre. Shows no laps or brush marks. No pores to absorb dirt. Washing takes the place of redecorating. HARDWARE CONPANY Growing with Reason l\;z; IN ST. OPP. MONUMENT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MO two local boys started for honre. The others being taken to Winsted. They were riding along the lake | shore on a dirt road. Approaching ® | turn where rocks jut out, Kiniry | ter who was driving, made the turn |8one to cautjously because of an approach- ' Neck. % | ing hr. The rear hub cap caught| Harmony lodge Fellowcraft club | on the boulder and capsized the au- | will meet this evening. | tomobile, throwing its occupants m-] A permit for the erection of a | 01_":': :::g“:;; N aii mw“oue family frame dwelling house 000w o4 and noting this, the young men all | o ang $4:100 a5 Issued today o] put their shoulders to the car to & ¢ o [ vaise it. They fatled to notice that | e nouse Wwill be crected at 23 the wheeis were near the cmbank-| = " ° % < 5 ment that slopes Into the lake, With | Burritt Grange will visit ~West 2 “yo heavs ho" they all lifted to. | Hartford Grange tomorrow cvening zethor and stralghtway tumbled |and furnish two numbers on its the car down into the lake. | Neighbors' Night program. | They spent a good part of the | Rev. A. D. Heininger of the First night in borrowed bathing suits, | COngregational church will speak on taking their belongings from the car | “The Chinese Problem” at the which apparently was not badly | meeting of the Lions club tomorrow. { | damaged. Trustees of the Emmanuel Gospel | i | church will meet tonieht at 7 o'clock | and the official board will meet af |Two Cloudbursts Do Much |§™ ;" 11 action will bo taken | | I Damage in State of Oregon |on the resignation of Rev. George | Portland, Ore.. June 27 % — Two | . Fletcher, the’ pastor. | cloudbursts striking at widely sep: Britain | rated towns in eastern Oregon late vesterday caused heavy property | morning damage. J One cloudburst struck at Arling- ton, 127 miles from Portland, *wam on the Columbia river, sending | {ona) 17 Swodic a torrent of water through the town | 3 : B und washing part of a hotsl into the| Stanley Kaczmarczyk o 5 Columbia. Buildings were pu%h(-d“'““ who suffered a painful (“Il' off their foundations and two resi- [2CTOss the throat in an automobile dences were. wrocked, automobiles|&ccident on Plainville road last | week, was discharged from New were washed away and iha town was | aveted with sllrav mue Britain General hospital toda The damage | fas |at Arlington was estimatcl conserva-| A daughter was born at New Brit- | tively at $100,000. ain General hospital today to Mr. The other cloudburst sent a roar-|2nd Mrs. James Pasquerell of 124 {ing cataract through Weston, Ore., | Willow street. 1120 miles eastward, and wrecked a frame department building, eplitting it in two and destroying | several thousand dollars worth of |teacher, will give a recital at dry goods. Gardens were complstely |studio in the United Building washed out and basements filled with | morrow afternoon. water. take part are Marcella Kaplan, Mabel Greensteln, Chaylie Saxe, Shirley Fierberg, Arnold Rosener, Mrs. John F. Sullivan and daugh- | Rena of Wilson street have | their cottage at Indian | community and will continue until Four churches are being sed for sessions this year, the Congregational, the South Congrega- tional, the Swedish Bethany and the TO GIVE PIANO RECITAL Pupils of Minna Schwartz, piano her to- store $20 BOND FORFEITED Meriden, Conn., June 27 (P—Wes- leyan H. Carte; to appear In police court here today |trice Berkowitz, Lucille Greenstein, to answer to a charge of speeding | Ellot Saxe, Evelyn Pearl, Svlvia | and his bond of $20 was declared ! Sicklick, Seymour Rabinowitz, Flor- | forfeited. He was arrested here!ence Joseph, Ruth Bloomberg and over the week-end. Rose Greenberg. iThe New Britain Herald CIRCULATION Now Over 14,000 Just a few months ago the circulation department of the Herald advertised over 13,000 Heralds were printed and distributed daily. Now it’s over 14,000 and approaching the 15,000 goal. Local as well as national space buyers always want to know the cir- culation of any newspaper they are advertising in, and this ad is placed in this newspaper to substantiate our claims when we talk to our space buyers. Besides our personal word, we go further and give them the printed word. The Audit Bureau of Circulations, of which the New Britain Herald is a member, check and re- check us through a set of trained newspaper auditors - who leave no stone unturned to determine the exact number of Heralds we prnt daily. Our circulation books are open to our space buyers and we welcome questions from our advertisers. The Herald is the only newspaper in New Britain whose circulation is audited. SKIPPY e CALL ME THE FERRET-NICKNAME (T TQ TO SEE YA UNTIL YA WASH YA FACE AN’ Quit PLAYIN IN THE 6UTTER.. WHILE THE HON. FAMILY STILL SLUMBERS, I'LL UP_THE ion school opened this | THE ANSWERS Here are the answers to the page 2. 1—T'lies eat liquid food only 2—Only male frogs and croak. 3—Rabbits live in their young are born blind. and their young are born with and with eyes open. 1= 5—The bat, the bear, and raccoon hibernate, 6—Zymurgy is the branc coholie liquors. 7—The District of Columbia nd. s—Mt. 9—The mint value of a troy of fine gold is $20.67 plus. 10—Nevada, with over 800 {to every inhabitant, has the dense population. {Meriden Men Arrested l Meriden, Conn., June i I'rederick Johnson, 23, Windsor avenue, and Jestino 18, of 16 North street, arrestes You Ask One” questions printed on burrows and naked and Harcs do not dig burrows ttlesnakes can strike a dis- nce almost equal to their length. jumping mouse, chipmunk, woodchuck, skunk chemistry relating to the process of | fermentation in the making of al-| iret | Cuples territory once part of Mary- Vernon is in Virginia. On Serious Accusation | negro, 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 4d To 925 “Now toads hair in same day's paper 1P M Saturdays at 10 A. M. h o of | ANNUUNCEMENTS —BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS —DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4+—FUNERAL DIRECTOR3 §—1.0ST AND FOUND 6—PERSONALS 1—STORE ANNOUNCEMENT® AUTUMUBILES $~AUTO AND TRUCE AGENCIES oc- | ounce | acres ! least 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTED 13—AUTOS—TAX] SERVICE 14—GARAGES TO LET 13—MOTORCYCLES AND bl 16— MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLL »— BUSINESS SBERVICE Pino, d last | 13—BARBERS HAIRL'S8 MASBEUSE " | 19=BUILDING AND CONTRACT AT YCUR Closing time for insertion CLASSLFICATION HEADINGS 3—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR BALE 10—AUTOMOBILLES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCEBSORIEE CYCLES WANTED 17—SERVICE STATIONS — REPAIRING I THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick snd Roady Referesce LINE RATES tor CONSECUTIVE INSERTION® Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line 14 lines to an. fnch. Minimum Space, 3 AMinimum Beok Cl 5 conta No 8d accopted after 1 r. M. for Classified Page on Bame Dap Saturday 10 A. M Telephone 925. Caker. Notify the Herald at omce it your ad 18 incorrect. - Not reepon “ible for errors after the imsertion. | ANNOUNCEMENTS l Burial Lots, Monuments 1 e BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete, steel re- proot, n.rmafle-m 33 Ask for an Ad REW DRITAIN lloNUlfl:lfl'u. WORKS 123 Oak 6t. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and _cutting_our_spectaity. Florists 3 ALL GOOD SIZE PLANTS special Bor next few weeks. Geranlums 100 petunias 5c each, hellotropes Sc lobelias Sc each, verbenas 5c each, salvias 35c dozen, and nice fresh cut carnations 50c doz. Also fine selection of roses and sweet peas. Sandelll's Greenhouse, 218 Oak St. Tel. 2181-3. \Ts ron SALE. 8t Lu- b s VARIETY—0f plnnu and flowers. Low priced. Come in and see them. John- 617_Church_street. Those who will | Thelma Silverman, Lillian and Har- | of Bridgeport failed | old Tiegenbaum, Allen Norton, Bea- | ME ‘CAUSE X FOUND THE GIRL IN THE Piric ‘RED DRESS AN'SHE SAYS SHE DON'T WANT {night on charges of indecent assanit son's_Greenhouse, on two boys, had their cases con- |tinued in police court today until Wednesday under bonds of $2,000 {each. It was learned today that | when the assault was discovered by | the father of one of the boys a few days ago a group of men toured the | west side of the city seeking John- 20—BUSINESS SERVICE RENDEREL 21—DENTISTS 22—-DRESBMAKING & MILLINERY DYEING & CLEANING INSURANCZ—ALL KINDS LAWYERS—PATENT ATTORNEYE —MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGE PAPER HANGING . HEAT'G, METAL WORK Personals e GRADUATION gift. A camera makes the best gift for boy o . Box cam- eras from $1; folding cameras, $5 up. A roll of fiim free with every camera. Arcade Studlo. SPENCER CORSETS — surgical _and dress. Made to measure. Mrs. Annetts Carpenter. 21 Glen St. Tel 139-13. WE CLEAN HATS differently. No odor of gasoline. The Modern Shop, 111 Church St., opp. station. Lost and Found s BLACK DRESS trimmed_ with white Ibst in Mohican market Friday. Find- er leave at Union store. Reward. BROWN POCKETBOOK lost _between Stanley Rulo and Arch St. Apply 114 Arch St. or phone 13! Reward. SERMAN POLICE DOG _LOST. Dark gray color. Black harness with brass trimmings. Finder please call 4571-W. NORMAL SCHOOL GLEE CLUB PIN with letters R. K. lost Saturday might on Main or West Main Sts. Kindly re- turn to Viola Glaser, 582 Arch St. Re- ward. PROTECT your dog f{rom fleas by using Sergeant’s Skip-Flea Soap & Powder. Dog biscuits make an ideal and eco- nomical food for your dog. N. B. Bird & Feed C 3 ‘Arch St ROUND SILVER PIN between Rassett St J 31—PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 32—REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING 23—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICE: EDCTCATIONAL | 34—CORRESPONDENCE COURSE 35=DANCING TEACHERS 36—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL 37—LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR® 38—WANTED—INSTRUCTORE 3y—EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES EMPLOYMENT 40—HELP—AGENTS WANTED ELP—MEN N’ | son but were unable to find the al- ‘|ogod assaulter. The two accused | were taken into custody last night by local detectives. Kane Made President Of T. A. B. Society The Y. M. T. A. & B. society held |its election of officers yesterday and !in spirited contests, President George |Kane was reclected over William | 1?1 iy “"gn‘:‘:'cll':xm :gr?‘::;‘“:::; | 45—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN {James Gilbert. The other officers | FINANCIAL | who were elected without contest: | 48—BUSINESS OPPORTUNIIIES were as follows: Vice-president, VESTMENTS, 6TOCKS, BONDS John L. Fagan; recording secretary, !‘::3,{“*;2,;_{.‘0 R RROW John Dudack; ~treasurer, Joseph < : Volz; sergeant-at-arms, William J. LIVE STOCK O'Beirne; marshal, Thomas J. Fee- uo—cA'r\‘L% AND g“wn {ney: liberian, Harold Ward and g G 2 FOULTRY SUPPLIES | chaplin, Rev. Matthew J. Traynor. Its EASY to | 60=FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS CADILLAC AND LA BALLE CARS =~ ]c a) c | 61—=FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING Sales & Service. Lash Motors, Inc. “A | 62—GOOD THINGS TO EAT Rallable Concern” 411 West Malo 8 LOAN |@i-HousEHOLD ARTICLES Tel. 3000 S4—MACHINERY, | 65—MERCHANDISE AT THE STOREe |CHEVROLET MOTOR €ARS—Sales and [ PRt A sorvice, Buperior Auto Company, 137 WITH k. —RADIO Church 8t. Phone 211. fi \ WATCHES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY DODGE _BROTHERS—8ales and _Service —WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY Plymenn 28 fow as 8. & F. Motor Bales Corp. 1129 8 ley 8t Phone 731, REAL ESTATE FUR RENT FORD _ CARS—Truc Tractors, parte 69—APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS rvice, farm implements. Automo 0—BUSINESS PLACES FOR REN and Service, 148 Eim 6. Te 71—-DESK ROOM AND OFFICES 2—FARM FOR RENT 0 monthly on $60 @ $000 montiy. o2 350 £5.00 monthly on $100 $7.00 monthly on $140 $10.00 monthly on $200 HousES WOR (BENT tors. Sales and Bervice. Berlp Auto $15.00 monthly on $300 Tost_on_Saturday TOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencics ¢ BUICK MOTOR CARS—8ales and Berv. ice. Capito) Buick Co. 193 Archb 6t Phone 2607. MERCHANDISE 65— ARTICLES FOR SALB LDING MATERIALS $7—BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIP. §3—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCT® | 69—FEED AND FUEL —SUBURBAN FOR RENT “VACATION PLACES FOR REN1 Salea Berlin. Holmquiet Bros.. Prop. 76—WAREHOUSES & STORAGB Bhione), 2610l ot o 11—WANTED—TO RENT AUPNOBILE AND &TA { i and service artment. Burritt Moter REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Sales Co, 240 Hartford Ave. at Stam- 18—AGENTS—REAL ESTATB ley_Bt. Tel. 415 19—AUCTIONEERS FRANKLIN CARS—The car for The mest A DDA DlanTEas FROPELI 10 years. Sales and Service. 401 West 1—BUILDING LOTS FOR BALE Maly Bt Tel 3 $2—FARMS FOR SALE MOON_ AND DIANA—3al Tvice. 83—HOUSES FOR SALE G | 8¢—SHORE PLACES mn !ALI ?onoi Rudolph, 137 Cherry m_ Te —REA! ATE FOR Ex ANGE NASH—Motor cars. lu the new iine. $7—REAL ESTATE WANTED Sales and Serv G. Hawker, PimBESEEone ROUMS, BOARD AND HOTELS — e —— OAKLAND AND PONTIAC—Saies and The Mutual System e service. Products of General Motors. G 81 West Main Street o M! X N 112-113 Professional Bldg. | 5_ROOMS AND BOARD A. Bence, §0 Chemnut_ 8t. Tel. 2916, PAIGE Sizes and Eights. ~The Most Opposite Capitol Theater 91—ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 93— WHERE TO DINE Beautiful Cars fo America” Whitmore Paige Co., 319 East Main 8t Tel 2510. $3—=WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING W WE LOAN UP lawful interest. payment reduces the cost. Loans made in Bristol, Plainville, Forestville and Berlin. Telephone 4950 plus Every and Booth's Block. | Reward I returned to 39 Trinity Bt. | 'ORD CARS—Trucks and Fordeon trac- | , 1921, Mt. Vernon, New York, and Fred During a heavy rain storm the (e —————— City Items e\ (__auromorive | Auto and Truck Agenchs 3 REO MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKE— Keoneth M. Bearie & Co. Saier aud Service; cor. Elm and Park Ste. Puuue ). Local JnubLera. SELDEN —_ TRUCKS—8ales and Service. Palace Garage 35 East Main St Tel. 3904 Thy R #TUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Saies and Service Albro Motor Sale Co., 235 _Arch 8t Phone 360. WILLYS-KNIGHT _ AND _ OVERLAND AGENCY—8ales and Service. Fiue mo- tor cars Beloln Garage and Motor Sales, Fred Beloin, Jr. Prop. 116 Church dt. Phone 480 Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 BUICK COACH, m Ballcon tires, 4 wheel brakes, in ‘fine shape. Appiy Tooneth M- Bearle Con con” Park ani Elm Sts. Tel. 2110. BUICK POURING. model. WilI_ at a sacrifice to settle an estate. 1395 Stanley St. Tel. 2567. GHEVROLET COUPE, 19 A-1 condition. Has been w of. Owner now-has new sell reasonably. Inq. 250 Maple St DODGE ROADSTER, 1923, in good con- dition. Address Box 7-S., 3 DODGE DE_LUXE SEDAN, collent all around es to sell Odin_at Spring & G CARS from m wp good running condition. Easy terms Automotive Sales & Seryice, 248 EIm 8t. Tel. 2701. Open eve FORD BALLOON TIRE LOST botween Farmington Ave. and Plalnville. Re ward. Tel. 2529-1 FORD COUPES, ¥ condition. Eney el wiil terms. Automative 248 Elm 8t Open ABOUTS from $35 up with easy terms. Automotiye Sales & Berv- ico, 248 Elm St Tel. 27 STUDEBAKER 1824 BIG SIX 1-PASS SEDAN—Driven but 20,000 miles. Pei- fect condition. Call 1251-3. CONTINUING HUPMOBILE OFFERING. [HE BEST IN NEW AND USED CARS. THIS WEEK'S BEST HUP CLUB SEDAN DOPGE TOURIN STUDEBAKER COACH MAXWELL COUPE NASH SEDAN FORD_TOURING CHEVROLET TO! a CHEVROLET COUPE FORD ROADSTER (slfp on body) STAR TOURING MANY OTHERS, $50 UP BURRITT MOTOR BALES CO. §6 ARCH ST. TELEPHONE 985 New Britain Agency for Hupmobiie and Star Cars HARTFORD AVE. COR. STANLEY PHONE 419§ AUTOMOTIVE Priced Low For Quick Sale 3 Ford Coupe 3165 Ford Roadster $195 Ford Roadster £120 Ford Tudor . $135 Ford Sedan $ 65 Ford Coupe ... $ 85 Maxwell Touring 2115 Essex Coach $200 Paige Touring $150 Elmer Automobile Co. 22 MAIN ST. TEL. 1513 Used Car Department 10-12 West Pearl 1025 1926 1925 1924 1923 1923 1943 1924 1902 HERE YOU CAN BUY SAFELY Lexington Brougham 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan 1923 Lexington Touring 1925 Lexington Touring 1924 Ford Panel Delivery 1925 Chevrolet Screen Delivery 1925 Chevrolet Touring 1924 Oakland Touring C. A. BENCE 60 Chestnut St Tel 3318 i By PERCY CROSRY (Ccpyright. 1928, by Metropolitan Newspaper Service SHE SAYS SHE LINES BRIDGE PARTIES AN’ SHE LIKES BOYS THAT CAN TAKE THEIR PLACE IN SOCIETY, BUT SHES AFRAID YOU'LL ONLY THUMB UP THE CURTAINS . 1L 6€ A Gow BoN FOR THE GIRLIN PINK RED OREss lfm‘ TECC ME WHERE THEY UAV' m‘ll ! WAS| . 'SREASOULON'Y TELC ME HER ADDRESS. 1 MARKED AN I(DEAL COVE YESTERDAY, BUT A SHORT MILE BEACH. THEN THROW YA MOUSTACHE BACIK IN THE