New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1927, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1927. City Items MAJOR BRAINARD REACHES MANAGUA Lieutenant Governor's Son First to Link Miami to Honduras Abe Rosenthal of West New York N. 3., erly of Britain, and Miss Celia Stone of Kingston, N. Y., ere married yesterday in G d will make their home there )56 graduate of nd conduct ton. comes—you New ne service—all thre scription Dept society of churel Saturday th the ¥ will Brainard, chief of Conr 1s com inar son ernor, 1 rip in two perio & Wood Co. good coal ity Conl At th ady kly gathering Iquarts a report wi an Matth sond place 1 gor wo day mo- With 785 ina Hondu ur \ miles ! in it by Chairn the inavd suilding tonlg Br to- Tnn ave heen expected areater complishing the Uni 1t the Par etween th is ening andred 1 attendance o will be vear, the the than that last chairman re- Jorts, New 1 advt The entire membership common council has be banquet of the Master Builders' assoclation Wednesday evening at the Burritt Philip A. Mason. supervisor building department in Hart- will outline the system of in- on used in the Capital City and ndeavor to show wherein the New Britain pian FAYORS BIRTH CONTROL Harry Fosdick, unch specials at Crowells of th n invited to New Brit- r. Brainard his arriv by Col was rmly 1. H Major w clieered on cratulated manding the mar ere, and Col. Beall Niearaguan guare was con- hotel. com- of the detachment, | ford : chief of the |spec is lacking. Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches hursday will be observed in the Dr. Park Avenue atholic church as the feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Vir- gin Mary. It is a holyday of obli- zatfon on which members of the liurch are required to attend mass Special services will he held in the (atholic churches of the city on that lay. Baptist Church Pastor, Sees Rem- edy For Over Population. New York, Dec. 5 (P —Dr, Harry Emerson Fosdick, modernist pastor Park Avenue Baptist church, was on record today in support of hirth control as the solution over population. “You cannot trust God to bring everything oft all rignt 1f you let the earth’s population double every sixty years,” Dr. Fosdick told his congregation yesterday Tf do sow that we will rcap starvation, un- employment & dec: ‘“We should fake the shackles off the physicians,” he said, “and let The topic for tonight’s sermon them tell the nation that there is no will be “Queen Esther, a Type ol hope for the solution of the popu- Mary™; for tomorrow night the sub- |lation problem except in the scien- et will be “The Marriage I'east of |tific control of the birth rate.” Cana” and Wednesday evening it will be “Mary on Calvary.” Con- Man Ki"ed, Another sions will be heard each evening. Near Death in Crash ridu { he women I UTLELE SIS Pittsburgh, Dec. 5 P —An anto- {mobile ran into a drove of pigs on the way to the stockyards before daylight here today illed one man, seriously injured three more, wreck- o'clock in the church [y “ian otel and brought death expected that most 0f 15 sour of the pigs. The dead man ‘e men of the parish will attend to is William J. Anderson. join the organization. Officers Will | o¢tor the machine carrying the be elected. {tour men struck the pigs it swerved Tomorrow evening from the street and into the hotel, will be a meeting of 1 wooden structure. It did not stop RSEly until it had crashed its way into the interior of the building. Bricks toppled from a demolished chimney killed Anderson and in- jured the others 8t A triduum in ¢ the Immaculate open tonight at 7:50 Joseph's church and tnued tomorrow and evenings at the same hour. Jder of services for each evening will ba the rosary, 1 benedic- tion, Masses each morning will be sald at 7 o'clock. Joseph's Church honor of the Conceptic o'clock at will be con Wednesday The or- feast o n wil St Th of the parish. There wil' t ] the parish to organize The session | a meeting tonight of H at 8:15 o'clock, tHGa the St k o'clock th at ting evening Thurs there will Joseph Parish society The mnet receipts fhe Absent Minded amou d to $1.000. Friday afternoon food and fancy neld in the cyvening @ o' will be hald. The proc airs will be turned into the fund ay 3 I St be a of S from play Bridegroom 3 o'clock a will b in the card party eds of botl at 1o sale Stabs Negro Neighbor nford, Dec. 5 Pr—John Bagle- art, 25, a full blooded Indian was held today for the stabbing of Rob- Williams, 54, a negro, which oce red late yesterday when Williams interfered in a quarrel between the Indian and his squaw. Willlams was bbed in the neck within a half inch of his jugular vein. "| Both men lived In the same house 9 wind fOr{, lcheart’s wife appeal to Wil- Tuesday MOTRINE | 1o g o help her after arguments 1t 7 o'clock, requiem for Alma Bi-| iip por hushand which lasted all inco; Wednesday morning at 718 0 BT S for John A Tt o'elock, month’s mind 2 riday ning at 7 o'clock Friday morning a1 © 000" Doty Formally Freed of Service in French Army morning o'clock Henry T | yarseilles, France, Dec. 5 () nett J. Doty of Biloxi, Miss., was cased unconditionally Foreign Leigen by th military authorities today. Doty immediately American gener: more a free man after adventures in the Foreign Legion that had car- 1 him the of execution deserter, expé chnrch hall and s ck a children’s Christmas party St. Mary's Church Requiem mass t st h this week sterday as foll gat 7o John H. Flannery; tor the Mary's .re announced Monday morn- clock th's Tose tirst anniversary for nd Saturday sccond annivers - Dr ippet consulate to verge to leave Ta as then States, on as return s and United $10,000 FIRE LOSS Dec. b (UP)—Beekman tired New York banker, Iy ped wit} fire caused $10.- r home in Noro- Dari Tisley, bar when 1o the mage uncon parlor were found the coupls on th Mrs, Tsley hospita smoks a Stamford They READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED —j for More Than 300 CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Turn to the are in the marks Silver and Metal SPECIALTIES 1s Wwe snch Candlesticks, Lamps, Smoking Stands, ete. Also BIG DOLLAR DAY SPECTALS LOUIS BATLIN very New Yor Christmas Gift Guide In the Herald {iassified Section nd physical and moral | = T THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alpliabetically Arranged for and Ready Reference LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Yearly Order Rates Upon 'MIDDLE WEST COMBED FOR TWO MILLION LOOT ek Vortune Stolen by Highly Organized e ol “Crime Trust’—Is Quest of | Leading Sleuths, | Dec. (P—TLoot valued. 0. stolen during the last anized “crime [ of an by police of this and Charge 13 days. a8 Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimumn Space 3 lines. imum Book Charge, 35 > ad accepted after 1 P, Classified Page on Same Day. day 10 A. M. Telephone Prepatd 10 24 4z Chicago, 5 $2 T rust” it line vear by a highly org today nsive searc Iy Tl lease widwest Kidnapping of Morris cities, cents and M. for Satur- subsequent Re! or, of St. ‘aul, Minn, led to revelations of the activitesi of the “crime trust ioisnor was kidnapped by gangsters last Thursday and held until Satur- or $75.000 ransom had tortured but ren his cap were on their | §25. Ask for an Ad 1d at once 1 your Not responsible for lay the first insertion, Roisnor vas released earncd tl | | and ( associate The kidnapped rles Grosseurth of Ch re known to the gangsters as men «ho had handled more than $2,00( ) of bonds and negotiable securities stolen from banks in all sectlons of the country. Stolen j valued at b700.000 were also dis | posed of to them, the police said. | Abe Ginsberg, Minneapolis, who | {acted as the go-between in negoti- | | ations between Roisnor and the kid- | VARIE TY I nappers, for further ques- | * £ i foning. E (Red) Mel who the police believe may know som thing about the kidnapping, is heir {sought for questioning. His pal. Har ry Brown, alias “I'risco Dutch,” was |arrested last night. Roisnor deseribed hie | heing fortified by armored mounted machine guns. man, rago, his OUNCEMENTS | —— ) Burial Lots, Monuments HRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS Cakk st Monuments of all eizes riptions. Carving and letter spectalty. Florists worth | | | able 218 prices Oak St 2 plants and flowers, and sea them. 51 Lost and RER SCARE Trinity St. Reward, Low was held in John- Ve Greenliouse ‘ne anghlin g Finder turn to 45 Phon sonals [ D NAPTIA for cloaning. right at Hall's Faint Store prison st 100 Gur NEWE r 3 enlargement wi Mexican Is Fined for ; s | Not Obeying Injunction .- =7 s el Mexico City, Dec. 5 (P—For re- W | fusing to obey the injunction hand- {ed down by a district court to halt the execution of the rebal general Francisco Bertani, Captain Rnbio has b fined by the court, dis- patches from Vera Cruz state. Rubio was in command of the garrison Minatitlan temporarily when on the petition Bertani wife, an injunction granted postponing Bertani's excention. The Jorder was telegraphed to the Mi- natitlan garrison. Rubio received the telegram and | said he would see that it reached the federal commander, General | Amaya, who was then out of town. | H 3ertani was then executed. Gen- eral Amaya returned to the garri- |son ten mintues aftcr Bertani lHl']‘ died. and i A Al arpor iHat —— | AUTOMOTIVE ] CADILLAC AND LA SALLE CARS— Sales & Lash Motors, Ine, A Rellable Co 411 West Main St Tel. 3000, at- 95 Arch Bt of & was terson Chevrolet, Inc., relephone 211 RD CARS, tracks, tractors, parte ce, farm {mplements. Automotive Sales and Service, 248 Elm 8t Tel 3791 ICK MOTO! Capltol Bui e 2607. DODGE | s &m ley St. CON motor. ARS—Sales and service 193 Arch St. Phono B BROTHERS Sales and ser Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Stan- Phone 1751, KNIGHT famous sleeve vi R. © Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t Auto Tel Tort Com INJURED IN ACCIDENT e g Bonn, (U'P) | Alexander | Russian tori of former Kaiser's sister, w: injured when he fell from torcycle during last night. Zoubkoff was taken to a hospital. When he fell, Zoubkoff was re- turning fro mthe AennWhen, a fa- /mous inn of Godesburg. Dec. Germany, - Zoubkoff, 3 old husband of Princess Vic- Schaumburg-Lippe, the s seriously his mo- \ CARS—The car for the next Sales and Service, 401 West Tel. 3696. LIN 10 year: Maln &t pecial Notice There will he a bridge and whist party Tnesday atternoon, T. A. B. ew hall, Several prizes have been |donated. Admisston 25c. Public is | |invited Playing starts at 2:30 sharp. | advt. | Special Notice RESA KROPS ANDERSON VR, ANDERSON nlins RAISER There will be a special meeting of | Sir I'rancis Drake Lodge, No. 429, FRANK lat Jr. O. U, A. M. Hall on Glen St., ERANK at 8 o'clock tonight to take action yon the death of brother George | Greatero: Signed, | Wesley Sperry, W. Wilfred Millea, W. Pres. rior Cou tiout Hartford, er, 1927 SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE Tpon complaint in snd brought to sald Court, at Hartford, in sald Cou on the p 1 nd now pen a divorce and e of mame earing to this has sald complaint s Court that the defendant im un st Conny the tnd day of De- e received | = B ire of the pendency { pecial Notice and it enpeering 10 L | — TGt i piaintin] The King's Daughters of the ,SRVERE G on and Swedish Baptist church will hold a | hall be pien defendant by pu Christmas sale of home made use- lishing ord the New Britain G Herald, 4 newspaper published tn Now ful articles at the church. 22 Elm |5y Bl P street, Tuesday evening, December mencing on or Lefore Deceni- 6. 1927 at 8 o'clock. The procecds . are to be used to spread Christmas | cheer.—advt. | D that tency the in two suc Ry the Court, AYMOND G stunt Clerk of CAL A Court. | | 'Merely Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl LA s AUTOMOTIVE — Auto and Truck Agencies g AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 ! AUTOMOTIVE | __Auto Parts and Accessories 11 BUSINESS SERVICE Dressmaking and Millinery HUPMOBILE NEW BERIES sixes and eights, sales and service. Kingsbury Motor Sales Co., 250 Arch Street. Tele- phone 2049, NASH motor_cars. Sales and Service, Elm St. Phone 2456, Time. 58 Ses the mnew A. G. Hawker, | Application | PAIGE AND STAR models, 3350 to $Z 525; also reliable used cars. Howard W. ‘Whitmore, 319 E. Main. Tel. 281¢. PACKARD—HUDSON—LSSEX sales scrvice. Honeyman Auto Sales, 200 E: Main St. Branch showroom, 139 Arch St. Telephone 2542, REOQ MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS— Kenneth Searle & Co., Sale Service, cor. Elm and Park Sts. Phane 2110. Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers. SELDEN TRUCKS—Sales and _ Service, Palace Garage, 35 East Main St. Tel 3904, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Salesan Sorvice, Albro Motor Sales Co., 225 Arch Phone_260. TPPET | “service. Bimer Automor St Teloph 5 "\TI(,I, NIGHT D OVE 2 Malu oure_and care. Tred st Sales and Service, Fine motor Beloln Garage and Motor Sales. 115 Church Beloin, Jr. Write Box 1 J. USED CARS —_— FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 1426 COUPSTER, $375. tires, STAR Navy Duco, balloon lent condition, 20 mil, lon. It pays to drive a car like this one. ver gal- powerful STAR 1927 CONTINENTAL 6 [OURING Demonstrator, Pleas- ink blue Duco with sport equip- ment. Practically a new car with a snap to the getaway that puts vou to the front In traffic and on hills. You save 19 TOURING, 25 miles Maroon finish, nickel Fine motor, zood tires, AR 19 gallon Il Fora Touring, dition, Touring and Overland both good running con- Your choice, $4 HOWARD W. WHITMORE 319 EAST MAIN ST. Tel ar Jhn St —_— ) (. 2810 N There is No Better Way to Use Your Christmas Club Money Than to Buy One of Our GOOD USED CARS For the Family Terms Trades 1926 Studebaker Sedan 1927 Studebaker Sedan 1925 Studebaker Sedan 1926 Studebaker Sedan 1926 Nash Brougham 1926 Nash Victoria 1926 Ford Coupe 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 1924 Buick Sedan 1924 Buick Touring We Invite You to Inspect These cellent Values Albro Motor Sales 225 ARCH St. Tel. 260 “Always the Best in Used Cars” | FoRD G., ESSEX COACH, 192§—1n splendld condi- tlon; has been used very little; will sell reasonably. _Telephone §119-3. FORD COUPE, 1925, New tires, good ine- chanical condition. Price $100. Write Hox 3 B, Herald office. COUPE, 1925, New tires, mechanieal condition. Prico Write Box 3 B., ‘Herald office. JERAL KNIGHT TRUCK, 27 tons, less than a year old. Will be kold for the balance of payments due, Term Rudolph's_Garage, 127 Cherry St. STAR 'SEDAN, 1925, Perfect condition Terms can be arranged. Call between 12-1 or 6-7_p. m $100. FT THE FINEST USED FORDS IN NEW BRITAIN 927 FORD COACH—2 spare tire; automatic wiper, | 1826 FORD COUPE—In excellent mechan- ical condition. FORD RUNABOUT—A real automo- FORD PANEL DELIVERY—WiII for itselt in no time. “New Britain's Ouly Ford Dealer” AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE, INC. USED CAR DEPT. 45 ARCH STREET 9 0'Clock Every Evening Tel. 2701—2700 Open Tt "Auto Parts and Accessories 11 wood | 334115 | GET READY FOR THE WET SLIPPERY WEATHER BUY A SET OF McKAY CHAINS ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 29 WASHINGTON STREET TEL. 800—INSTANT SERVICE | | | | Dycing and Cleaning WE WILL CONTINUE to serve the Dlo of this clty in such a way that it will cntitle us to thelr good will and good patronage. If you wish your gar- ment, draperies, portleres cleaned or dyed, consult us. Our phone, 1323. Britaln Dry Cleaning Corp., Main St. Insurance—All Kinds West Garages To Let | FRIVATE GARAGES (o rent. St. Apply P. F. Kelly, Plone 1933, Motorcycles and Bicycles 14 57 Myrle | 85 Myrtle St. 5| ACCIDENT, automobile and 1ife. Suret & Fidelity bonds. Philip M. Fagan. G Ins. 131 Main. Room3and 4. Tel. 3121 T GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Parker & Deming 193 Main St. Plione 2025 Tepair- BICYCLES, new and_used. Also i SPORT g and parts. ECONOMY SHOP, 15 Main §t. HARDWARE CITY Co-operative Asso. Specialists In automoblle, accldent and health Ins. Frank H. Shields, Mgr. Service Stations, Repairing 17 AUTO TOPS & SIDE CURTAINS made and repaired. John's Auto Top Shop, | 103 West Main St. Tel. 1494, | SURANCE_ AND MORTGAGES, 8ea leanmeth R. Tuttle Agency, 259 Main 8. Day phone ; night 2683, ratent | ARCH ST. RADIATOR ,WORKS—S. Wolf, prop. Auto radlators, body fenders, repairing 107 Arch_St. Tel. 1700. COLD DAYS ARE COMING GET A SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL NOW & BATTERY CO. | 39 WASHINGTON STREET 3 O'NEIL TIR! TEL. 800—INSTANT SERVICE B ROKE! WINDSHIELD glass and door ! lights replaced while you wait by glass cutting experts Rackliffe Bros. | Co., Inc., Blgelow St. store. | AUTO REPAIRING done ,in your own | garage it desired. Norbert E. Barth, 113 Commonwealth Ave. Tel. 4221, i GLAND LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, TELEPHONE NEW HARTFORD. Moving, Storing, Crating ASHE: M STREET BRITAIN AND Temoved from coMars. Trucking, moving jobs, -Cinders, Tred Da- mato. Tel. 4432 30 Erwin T CINDERS AND FILLIN FURNISHED Furniture Moviug A. H. TARRIS Motor Trucking 9 STRATFORD ROAD PHONE CADILLAC AND NASH—Specialty. Have your car repaired now. J. B. Morans Garage, 313); Church St. Tel. 3§42-2. Get_ready non-freeze Ruy at Elm’ St., WEATIIER COMING. supply of Miller's with glyce base. Motor Parts Cy st Main, T ALCOIOL, non-freeze 6o- 1ins and leaters. Budd Auto 1 Co., 161 Arch Tel, 3989, DUNLOP AND LEE tires—Wet and dry storags batterles. J. M. Farrell, Rock- well Ave. cor. Webster HIll Tel. 1569, Phone 4360, USED CARS —_— LOOK! OUR FALL CLEAN-UP OF USED CARS EVERYTHING GOING ouT Ford Panel Deliver IFord Touring ..... Maxwell Roadster ........ ex Touring, 4 cyl. IFord Sedan Chevrolet Sedan .. Lexington Sedan Hudson Coach .. The above are late model cars. We must have the room. Small payment down, balance monthly. C. A BCHCC 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 2215 I'————'—l 1928 MARKERS Don't Forget—You will need your 1928 auto markers very soon, Don't Forget You get caught in the rush if you don't do it now. Don't Forget—You can hours’ service here. Don't Forget—You will save a lot of time and worry. Don't. Forget—You only G0c for this service. Don’t Forget—You should bring the card you received from the commissioner of motor vehicles. Don't Torget—We have a notary public at our office Don't Forget—To Ford. Automotive Sales and Service 248 ELM STREET Tel. 2700 Tel. 2701 DENAT Tutions, « r will ir get y us the see new HEY'! MARGY. WHAT S THE HEAVY STUDY ? POLLY AND HER PALS — = [0 ITS ALL ABOUT WHAT || YOU ARE. AND WHAT | YU WANT, TO BE. AND WHAT YOURE NOT, AND FOR QUICK Vi owing _and wrecking, telephone 2132, Judd's Garage, 41 Pleasant st REPAIRING on all makes of cars. Ex- pert mechanics available day and night. | _Yotel Washington Garage. Phone 1735, IIYDRATULIC brakes, perts aud repairs. | Raybestos brake service. Phone, call or | writa Charland’s Auto Serviee 1y Maln St opp. ation, ar 430 in St ! 4 DEAD STORAGE for the montl Apply S Berlin_turnpiks 3 DWA distance, Estimates distance, ing Co. Furniture and cheerfully Office piano moving. given on long st Main St. Tel. RXTTU trucking of all kinds, 68 Bassett St. Tel. 830- PFARRELL, Tocal and long distan e furniture and plano mov General ring. I warvice. don't let | RADIATORS——Quick attention; low rates; leaks lead to heavy repair expense. | dents removed, nders stralght- | St. Tel 4 LEAKING Exper | sman Body RADIATOR repalring at Jowest pric quick service; satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works, 35 East Main St, mnear Maln. Fh ! TIRES, batteries, auto el ervice. P. & V. Tire & Battery Co., 261 Myrtle 3593, OHN HALVARSO Planning (o move? estimates. Phone 4430, JOH; BRO urEituie a moving. Special rates for long dist: Office, 70 Rober Phone STORAGE for furniture. Iudividual o dry and clean and safe. The llardware City Storage. Call E. W. Schultz. Tel. 24, or A. E. Hurll 5186, Paintin, J N, BRAKE service cd and adjusted Clark's Auto Electric ation, 409 W. Main &t tation. on short and Re- Tel. 3001 Building and Contracts TSI PAPER room and u Phono 659-4 afte Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work PLUMBING, o Prompt_ service, Louis Nalr, 7 Pressing and Tailorin; jobbim ER and LASHER i Concre Office entrance to Strand Theater | Plions | 2 NSTRUCTION 0. 175 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Ph ot one pair of ail kinds. Corldan 1345 Corbin Ave., Tel. 3238. given, lectrie Co. | Estimates | MARBLB 443 ARCH BT. J co. TELEPHONE 3690 i BARCLAY TILE & | Business Service Rendered 20 CHIMNEY repalring and gencral mason and plastering work. Work guaranteed, J. J. McLarney, 24 Newfield Ave. Tel. | furnished Barry & 7] now. socials and Eddy Awning and Decorat- | reh St | Dowd, Ilotel P. 0. Box 132. T siate, g shingle roofs, or repairing. Phone 1490, SHEET METAL WORK—Copper _ and Armco gutters and conductors. Thomas F._Fitzpatrick & Co. 215 Park 8t G—Wo apply all style of phalt roofs. Cheaper than wood and fireproof, Al work guarantced for 10 years. Sold on casy terms. General Roofing Co., Inc., 374 E. ain St. Tel. | 5008, Dressmaking and Millinery 22§ CHRISTMAS GIFTS hemstitched and pe- coted. Work done quickly. Bradbury | & Turnbull, 17 Wallace. Tel. 134-3. DRESSMAKING—Renodelling. Classes in dressmaking; private lessons. Jano E. | 111, 14 Prospcrt St. Tel. 3688, na 3 called for and_delivered by Yo London Valet service. Ye London 8l Main_§ 3 S printed or engraved ; order early. Grubar Print nter strc Tel. 1756, Profcssional_Services CHIROPRACTIC s health Premiums small, dividends large. E. trand_Theater B Clastic ol supporters, crutches, and post-oper corsets. your honie. Telephone 330. Inson Drug Co.. 169 Main St new desigr Shop, 151 abdomi maternity corsets Fittings at The Dic PTANO TUNING, piayer piano regulating, repairing. Assoclated with C. L. Plerce Co. 16 years. J. B. Leslie, 237 Sargeant $t., Hartford. Phone 6-1261. BEDDING—Have your work done mow. Mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc., reiovated and remade equal tonew and return samo day. New Ledding made to order, Upholstering. Hdwre. City Bed- ding Co., 60 Tremont St. Phone 3724. EDUCATIONAL Dancing Teachers A BETTER DANCING everyone Iy sure to Dancing Academy. 6 Ballroom dancing our cvenings. Phoue 3759-J BALLROOM, BALLET, CLOG DANCING ldren and adulte. Privato or class son Studfo, 150 W. Open 10 to T _VOCAL AND BERID( Ruth Bassette, 150 West Cail 613 or 1 EMPLOYMENT Help—Men Wanted 41 35 . SCHOOL, where Jearn. Steinhaus Inssons for 5. specialty. Opea DRESS PLEATING, HEMSTITCHING, pinking, rhinestons setting. Ginsburg | Button Shop, 19 Walnut St. Call 1766, | IMERICAN MAN car_preferred) for salesman and Apply 55 Church Cwith collector, HEMSTITCHING neatly done; also bui | tons covered at 51 Prospect St. Mrs. | Albrecht. Tel, 3279—W. I | ALL VERY § TTTTYISNT 3 WANTED of all nges to take oi- ders for Christmas trees. Start now. Call Room 32L Booth Block Tuesday, By John Held, Jr. IMPLE, r % YOURE ON THE WRONG INSTEAD O EXPENSIVE THE IDEA OF HM IMAGINING FER A MINUTE THAT 1 COULD SPEND A THOUSAND A BE ABLE TO SPEND | MR.KNUTENOGGLE'S PRINCELY ALLOWANCE AT THE RATE YOURE WHY NOT YouR INHIBITIONS ? F TRYING To CULTIVATE TASTES, FOR WHICH You ARE UTTERLY UNFITTED, INDULGE WOT TH'- DICKENS INHIBITION? A SUPPRESSED SURELY THERE ARE THINGS YAUVE \WANTED 10 DO DESIRE! ALL YOUR LIFE, ARENT THERE? By Cliff Sterrett WE ALLUS WANTED Jo CUT MY LETTUCE WITH A KNIFE, 8UT