New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1927, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1927. _ Y e THREE AUTOS HIT, [WvoRToomesovuisis | DAYTONA BEACH RECALLS RACES HERALD e nemas | (__Avrowome__) » TWOARE INJUREp| STPAcuSE ITATOR OF HORSELESS CARRIAGE DAYS| CLASSIFIED || cusssimo sos | o memmr s Alphabetically Arranged for Quick when you use Agfa film, you get pic- Chicago's Leader Not Disappointed, and Ready Reference tures just the same. Come and let us - e i LINBD RATES show you how. Arcade Studlo. Howevyer—Will Speaic f WWash- ; 3 o e TOUR OLD HAT LIKE NEW! All Winde Spectator One of Those Hurt— : 0 : NSERTION S alee sht semtiomcrs hai. Te tngton Instead. : Charge Prepald || mewed by our special process. : 1 day .1 lins kY] 08 Modern Shop, 38 Church St. (near Chicago, Aug. 13 (P—Because he | i R : : s < N 3 daye.. 1 line 24 2 Main). Dr“er Amtm > 5 5 S B s it 6 days...1 line “z 36 MISS CURTIS of 5 Belden St, city, ex planned to speak on Chicago's side | o . A" g E Tearly Order Rates Upon pert permanent waver, is giving waves ; g of the lake water diversion contro- | ; X : L . Alphabetical Arrangement Application for’ the remainder of the sesson a0 A year and a half old child re-| acv the Syracuse Chamber of | 4 _ G For Quick and Easy Gotmt (8! Raraaito e Il §$10 and up. For appointment call Z ceived cuts about fthe face wl Commerce has lled its invita- | ; ; 14 lines to an inch. 23 % Mint Space, 3 lines. e . . Reference. ([ O A e e AUTOMOTIVE on Newington avenue between |the opening of the New York state | : : ad accepted after 1 P. M. f 2 ; iR i ke : : n ¢ & g R e ccepted after 1 P. M. for Charles street and the railroad !fair, August Mayor William Hale | : o ANNOUNCEMENTS Classified Page on Same Day. Sat- Auto and Truck Agencies -§ crossing, and a man received a deep | Thompson d y rday | : 3 b y 1—BURIA L LOTS, MONUMENTS urday 10 A. M. BUICK MOTOR CARS—Sales and Serv. gash in his head when a fourth car | The mayor said he was nat per- - . = NOTIOBS | Telephone 925. Ask for an Ad oo, Capitol Bulck Co. 153 "Arch 8t hit him as he stepped away from the | turbed, however. as he had received | ‘_ ot e 3 - Taker. Phone 2807. wrecked cars last night at about 10 |an invitation to speak then in » i 3 L 25 Notify the Herald st once it || GADTLAC AND LA BALLE CARE — o'clock. Washington R your ad fs incorrect. Not responsible Sales & Rervice Tashiotore, oty Gharles Sharpe, Jr., of 429 Stanley [ “It is ahout time to tell the truth G 7 NCEMENTS for ercors after the first Insertion. AulIEhIES Qonoaiids ELS VN EIEn (B .street was driving east on Newing- {about the lake 1 and the reason i ‘ 761‘:”“ = ton avenue when his car was struck | for the attacks on Chicago.” he said. ¢ e, . AT AND RURET AGEN e | DODGE _ BROTHERS Sales and Service by that of Charles Johnson of Eim £ | _— - % 9—AUT)S AND TRUCKS 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Stan- y that of Charles Johnson EIm | “Men in high office are using this to | Ao $ i J—atnas C el ANNOUNCEMENTS iey St. Phone 731 Hill, Newington. Frank Grobowski [ cover up the fact that they are on | e ¥ et 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSOR 7 FALGON KNIGHT famous sleeve valve ot Newington was following Johnson | tpe Can = wer interests’ % - =Y K T e o \motor. R. C. Rudolph, 121 Cherry. 8t and when the car stopped suddenly i 5 oh s Nl 3 Burial Lots, Monuments 1| el 20512 bis car jammed into the other two n in) p - : EacEd NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS Autos_and Trucks For Sale 9 Grabowski’s small daughter was v, re 5 em- i 5 ; ARt ror 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes TWO EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS eut by flying glass but her con = 5 . 4 B - b % = and descriptions. Carving and letter was not considered serlous. John- nps said the rea- i i 6 i p ¢ cutting our specialty. STAR 1927 C(\?Cul‘w:‘umuy new. ¢ ost by Sergeant = : ‘ L . . 5 4 3 P lort not a scratch. Tubular bumpers, shock Thomas J. Feeney and Policeman | o S as “that the day i b O < 3 5 1 | BOSTON FERS ery reasonable prices. | upholstery, clean and fr Duco fin- John Kennedy on a charge of reck- e for Bompandan S Sandelll's Greenhouse, 21§ Oak Bt ish, extra tire. Reason for selling, lady de for Commar Bhow. . -, - 2 g 6 T. Phone 2181-3 bought large car. $675. less driving. ichard E. Byrd, the transatlantic e | Just as the officers had succeeded | C2 ) d ranshilantlc A i G g : 2 | VARTETY of plants and fowers. Low | in opening the highway to traffic, | "V°™ : b i ¥ : 07 e, John- ) “jate model in wonderfully fine condi- Peter Bombay, 20 years old, of > - _ - tion. 13,000 m! Duco finish, . bal- Woodland street was struck as he | $ s s | 2i—yovING, sTO! . CRA Lost and Found 5{ loons, bumpers, spare tire, clean and stepped away from one of the| A ; i E . ¢ AN 2 | a3 0 or mear New | brisht upholstery. Original finish. $795. ‘wrecked cars into the path of an au- HOWARD W. WHITMORE tomobile driven by Frederick W : 3 i 2 —— = L . 7 i & Croughbred, | color white, fcal. - A vl 3 NTE ER SERVICES Pal. Return to Mr. Johnson was arraigned before i s # Reward. 319 EAST MAIN ST. TEL. 2810 Judge Morris D. Saxa in ]p%ncs n‘lnlnr'. Jin 4 & SSPON Personals thi ing charged with reckless o > . o : : 3 erivng. wnawpecaies. 1o vas no | oalies Will Provide Them at| ‘ : put to plea today but on his own re- 7 . & : > i C T AUTOMOTIVE quest was granted a continuance un- Paris Convention A ! ; : 3 - e T A Eorainf o) Slence fop nirniar gt | 'c‘;“:':!dw morning to procure i : ] X3 . 7 high echool work. Reglstered school. |[[' 4 1 % 3 : ; ENTS WANTE ptember, January and New York, Aug. 12 (F—The sec- ; £8 Ve 19 v : Srmatlon appi DON' | DE] AY E. F. will again include a quota of € 3 4 3 . Y B TEN S ENCERGOR < e S i 4 i . . SPENCER CORSETS—Surgical and dres ] g | Salvation Army “lassies ¢ e ’ X 3 SRR ConEETe Puelaliand/ores | Unbeatable Bargains in g TOR VISITORS e o oman i e i g Lo i omvaes oreopTiyITES e USED CARS = | ‘LEVELAND SEDAN—Special -4 door the convention of the Legion in @ o 1 bl A AUTOMOTIVE Paris this summer, will take with o " » 5 g 3 % i ; B AGE 5 FORD Coupe, $165. i it e ROW London Joo Curator Has U e e S . STOCK Il Cl Sal 933 TORD Seaan, 585 n on 00 “ra Or as n' time huts for the benefit of the 3 X 5 JATS. Carance ale ; .v; EFSEx»é;::{].ss;ou : legion, where they will again as- In the center is shown Victor Demogeot, “speed king of the worl d.” after driving his 200-horse-pow- ; TRY SUPPL Used C | PAIGE Touring, $150 canny Power Over Rep[lles sume their role of “doughnut|er Daraco two miles in 58 4.5 secon ds, Jan. 29, 1906. Below is William K. Vanderbilt in his 90-horse-power S L se! ars | girls.” Mercedes, in which he set his ama teur record of 39 seconds for the mile in 1901, At the top is Major TERMS AND TRADES Two of the distribution centers Segrave, setting his record of more then 203 miles an hour. Th ¢ Major appears in the circle below : SAL 1926 STUDEBAKER E] mer ,BU‘:("“"- Aug. 1‘-" il London's | tor doughnuts and coffee will be In | All these races were run at Daytona Beach, Fla, "OR THE_ VACATIO} Standard Sedan inake woman' is getting quite & | Pparis. Others will be located at| C1L) A > MERAKTE reputation for her ability to care for | Chateau Thierry, Bellean Wood, St.| Daytona Bbach, Fla., A 1 )| Tast winter, Major Henry O'N i EUSIN : OF] EQUIP. 1924 STLDLQAKER " #creepy” thinge. Mihfel, Verdun, the Argonne and | —A prodigal sport and playmates | Dehane Scgrave, ruler of European | g NP U Wi O bk Automoblle CO. She is Miss Joan Procter, cura- |the Marne. carted a huge four-ton | 44 —FER E DS, PI 3 1922 STUDEBAKER | tor of reptiles at the London z00,| “In these huts the daily e | OF its infancy will renew acquain- | o qcter from Wolverhampton, | FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING Light 6 Sedan 22 Main St. Tel. 1513 and the designer of the new £275,- | of 1917-1918 will be r t | tances here early next vear, when | jpngland, and “put his foot on it | SO0ODATHINGE | v o 000 reptile house, just opened to the | said Commander Booth. “but in [home town folk will stage a cele- | for more than 203 miles an hour. | e 1926 CHEVROLET —_— public. more peaceful surroundings. The | bration of the 25th birthd st in Dbeach . racing was | | A 'HE STORES Coupe o The influence of Miss Procter is|humble doughnut will again be a | tomobile ra . vay revived and Daytona | A RUME 1{|1927 OLDSMOBILE #een in many features of the new |symbol of the Salvation Army's i:'or_lm_\la:u Beach claims as its 1 now believes it can entice | ASK NE = =l Sedan & section, The visitor walks from & | eontribution to the morale of our | OfSPring the whole sport of auto- | the prodigal, now grown to lusty | f ) . ¢ Th B typical London drizzle into syn- | hoys.” | mobile speed contests and poi urity, back home. 6 é\o;}pSeH € est 1n | Commander Booth_telly how the | to the famous ccean front as its | rave smashed Tommy Mil- | ¢ T ENEMENTS war-me doughmat. was cresred | cradie e - ! o |||02¢ FORD USED CARS | 2003 | the girls to cheer the soldiers dur- | “f;"lv';:‘m‘rs \n( (I‘ coterie 1 y | tom's :‘:\I n“:;vfix: :::lxzr:nl; set I D D Ton Truck “'l‘gn'iffi“”‘"d sl bbia sk Lo ‘ranl | Cstablished by Malcolm Campbell, | 1—Joshua commanded —twelve e o Il TERMS AND TRADES HUDSON Brougham “The kitchen tént had blown |Croker, who an jritish driver, on Pendine | men to bring stones from the Led _RE2 HUDSON Sedan p tan’ a in str. : . Sands, W Campbell and other | of the 4 as a memorial of A 6 IIUDSON Brougham | dow o the ‘lassies had to: death in str T - a Dl L 3 v Sty Sa fi:‘:,’,; mr,",?, Imn‘ sm make the | traptions R i nerican and DBriti-h drivers have | the of the Jordan. 1o otor Jales HUDSON Coach Jough.” she relates. "An empty | races will be ounced their rving | Joshua iv: 1. : HUDSON Brougham pejuice bottle was used as a roll- | as guests of 1 o beat Semrave’s reco | us gave His answers con- |ie_; | Co. FORD Coupe Z i i There B | G ni divorce to the Pharisees. |50—BLDG. & BI 5 | or 4 31 K Coupe ing pin, and a loose inner tube of a There still is a g e s —EUILDING LOTS SAL | 225 ARCH STREET ¥ Matthew xix: 3-6. TERMS TRADES ercolator made the holes. Over a | the site of one which saf _FAR SAL : p Tood fira the girle fried 130 dough- | have refused Ford c ~ a0 {oAD0O’S DAUGHTER T0 Jesus drove the buyers and | jiovses Tel. 260 ; e | e the first day and 300 the next. |of less than ten dollars. Tneiden- | 1 sellers from the temple after His | 4—stynice oR ¢ ———————J| || THE HONEYMAN AUTO ored for more. As one of the men | ufacturer is credited with the f s & | ROOMS, BOAR S . : commented,, ‘if this is war, let it |record of more than 60 miles a o 4—The ark of God was brought | ;; pp,p’ psraTe Wa C]ty ltems Distributor Packard miente " i Rl e e Sl el to the house of Obededom by King |5 Hudson-Esse e e e i tablisheq | T© Be Pride of Dr. Edward Cowles, | Dayiq after Uzza was killed TR nuts were fried and eaten. 904, der establishe 5 afte a ed. > R R . 2 2 “So the doughnut was put on the | the first major ur record of | Noted Psychiatrist and Former | Chronicles xiil: 14. ! FOR New lunch specials, Crowell's.— 200 East Main St. list of articles most suitable for |a mile in 39 seconds, a 4—King David reigned s : g . |aav. Evenlngs Tel. maintaining the morale of L]:c"n\mrf‘, than 90 miles a Director of Sanatarium firacl forty S years. dil c OR LODGING A regular meeting ot Isabella Cir- % s i any areas.” stor was one of ' 2 o A | : No. 12, Daughters of lsabella tlor;::";‘nml‘\r\iz;‘! ;3’0‘:”‘ i e Lt G G York, Ang. 13 (A—Dr. Ed 1 Soolmon asked God for wis- ' | will be held :\1;:;.1;: 1 .?mm m(l‘:- N\ A : sistants will try again to surround | the only fatal crash ch ever oc- | ward S. Cowles, psychiatrist and for- dony 2";{] “(:‘:i‘;!"’_‘”ls"_ :?\ govern Is- : For Sale. 'rl.uh rooms, 16 Main street. Final || Selected Used Cars at Prices the visiting legionnaires with home- C‘l{r‘ml in racing here. | mer director of 2 sanatarium at [rael f\ :1‘ 0080 Gineh o plans for the state outing will he to Fit Your Purse. See like atmosphere, one of the essen- | While automobile racing had it | portsmouth. N. .. obtained a mar. | . —DPavid was restrained fr . o : _ | made. 3 tials, she says, of the Salvation Ar- | rarly life here on the smaoth, wide, || 2USTONR B0 B BSOS & T | buiiding a temple for - the ark ot | Three family house in Bel-| ™ 1uncnes at packard Drog— U s R s creed of service. lengthy course, which fited |85 N : |the Lord by a vision which ap-|yideye section. All improve- |zavt. great speed, the sport at |dame Nona H. De Mohrenschildt, | peared o the prophet Nathan. 2 | t 1 in fi di-| seeking intormation regarding | 1225 Lexington Touring FAREWELL PARTY home only a com short | daughter of William G. McAdoo. |Samuel xii: 1-17. iments and 1n Iine condi- | .=\ Gness methods of J. 1 Ford Panel Delivery A farewell party to Miss Ger-|time. But virtually all the fsmous Jowles gave his age as 46,| S—Ch preached out of Si- tign Two car garage. s Rl O i Ta o s i Chevrolet Sereen - Delivery trude D. Rosen of 619 East Main | drivers have at one time or another [ while AMme. De Mohrenschildt said | mon Peter's ship at Lake Gennes- | (y,. o as of Augusta, Maine, a firm which be- Chevrolet Touring :sn‘ee' was given last evening by her | raced over Daytona Beach. she wa Both they had |arct. Luke v: 1-3 Will sell on 10% basis. caria insolvent some! timal ago, t Chevrolet Sedan ster, Miss Rose Lillian Rosen.| The prodigal wande been married before, Dr. Cowles said | _9—Ruth’s mother-in-law was assistance of the department of jus- s ) | | There were ahout 35 guests present | brick and board r P s divorced from his first | Naomi. Ruth I: 1-6. | tice has ben enlisted. J. Bongoi | from New Britain, Hartford and|a few months ago scldom h 3 , Hampshire in 1915, and | — | one of the New Britain investors in C A BENCE | | e ew Haven. The program included | dunes echoed to the roar of un Mohrenschildt that her | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 50 Chestnut St Tel. 2215 R {2 T = the concern, has a claim thetic sunlight on rocks electrical- | music and dancing. A buffet ch- | leashed motors. st h d died in 1919. ADS FOR YOUR WANTS 272 MAIN STREET | 1y heated to 110 degrees. The pur- | eon was served. Miss Rosen, who Pose of the heated kpots Is to lure | Was presented with many il the st into portions ot ihe 7 1 rienty of Vet Merely Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl 3§ suedsdis o By John Held, Jr Been by visitors. = = The stone work forming the rows MINISTERS INVITED of smake dens 1is shaped so as to | Rev: M. J. Atdern, Jesuit priest DID YO AT IS, W IES A BOY THAT KNO ' DO YOU KNOW ANY z P " nd profess ¢ chemistry and ey S ' — d serve as “snake furniture There [1nd protessor of chemistry and _ AT JUST PASSED HIS GROCERIES [~ ¢ PROCEED, 1ORE JOKES are little cubby-holes in which the | B<nealogy at th e i 7 % \ T TLL BITE! ‘ pythons coil themselves, and rough- ‘,“;"‘C;\! o e"’]’ e ' 5 3 o ened upright tree stump to enable { he Kiwanis club them to climb nearer tha. artificial > ! - 5 denit J. M. Ward has sent a letter to sun. In the dens for desert enakes [oGY ' oiiny in the city dnviting | cactl have been espectally Importor 15y 10 N IS 8 ) from America. The dens are Lfpt | 4 at an equal temperature of 80 CASE CONTINUED | gegrees John Wlasuk, charged with reck- | Z0o attendants say the reptiles | | ¢ ariving, was arraigned before | have shown pleasnre In their new | 13 \orEs D, Saxe in police court surroundings this morning. His arrest by Patrol- s an David Doty followad a collision Corset Men Put Stay tl ar of Plumbing Inspector On Night Club La Var | 5o Terr e S o e e | New York, Aug. 13 (UP)—Two v William F. Managan he asked | blg stay and corset m om the | for a continuance until August west turned out to he two big ‘ lock and prohi Y me ——— | t when four rests w STAT > " T st phen o arvets e mute | (GROWING wiTH REASON | today. | The two handsome youths evening clothes had before, once other time $100. No one t1 | - 2 > : s auestion them as to ) = | £ 1D 500Ntk SIAY HERE AN e ' : > DIE THAN DIVE INTO 80 much money. up and ordered char, v YOUR | 4 Y =2 % A 7 Z 3 ot R e T HARDWARE the club. g e NN S - ¢ 4, , BUT, MY DEAR LADES. VISUALITY —AND SeE | i AN et i 2 A Ve 1 PROMISED THE HON- TESTS ‘SUN Proofj B . s :\\ \J \ iR ey s Gy FA NOT o RETURN For Motorists Homry F. Rodit| PAINT Optometrist 99 W. Main St. Phone 1185 A Pittsburgh PROOF Product Lo : £ SR . & | R R R RN TEL. 909