New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1927, Page 16

— ~ ‘LIN[]Y S M[]THER ill visit Guatemala, Honduras. al- lor and Panama. Leaving Pana- T he will go to Havana, Cuba be- e returning to his home port WILL VISIT HM IN MEXICO m JILLES ASKS THIRD TERM FOR COOLIDGE, T v is quelled the lesire of the of the country of his | . It he clsr. wiil | ot to someon the country reversal of & Mr. Hil it « as | in at the Mor- wns horne out en at _|not help our agriculture. aid to . sald, 928 he “will the delegation republi Jun 1 S men to the cont with their fel- ion of a standard- hold the prin- of the party ontinuance of the pros- enjoyed under the ot President Cool- o utmost care women coo e o 1 1 traditions Promigent mention of Governor Smith as a democratic candidate for presidency drew Mr. Hilles' at- tention moment, although he failed directly to the re- % the . for a The embassy made to refer telegrams of protest without 1he signature of point or origin. f them read “U'nderstand program talning Lindbergh includes ght. We cerf hope you (Mor- row) will use yoir influence to pre- ght. Also ples ibergh regarding All o think giving One | “As a party all governed he declared vigorons and tions, ould new opportunit people. In zovernor all next year governor, for Unit ind our nomine » United we shonld not he at by Governor Smith,” “So long as we have militant coorganiza- move forward to 8 for service to the of anything the do on any ticket, we carry the state for d States senator, for president of who ever he may for enter- bull we s v vent this spite may any such thi ir society con sider a bull figh crielty and we American shonld opopse hile these protests made publle, Lindbergh himselt was more interested in flying than bull hiing. : “Here, we have not anything to to—let's go flv,” he said to Will Rogers and Allan Winslow, first se retary of the American hey agreed and the party Yalbuena ficld There he took them and many ation officials aloft. He ately an hour and using Mexican army nest kind of real 1E were being States, Hanna of this » dinner wa, plurality ever 1o history of * Mayor Cha . in eld tion whos cause ' b of his the largest given a candidate Syracu: bro in t name of Governor Smith again, but was n- clined to give the republican party vedit for some of his victories. Without castin v reflection up- the governor's shrewdness or the mayor I do feel would join frankly and fecl- in the chorus of ‘You made what 1 am today’." “T confess a fecling that our own have contributed mater- v in building up Mr. Smith added with a zmile jor portion of the mayor's by in t embassy, went to \ pen xiean av approxirn the air on a hat. s in ain here His mother to 1 Lindbergh int til after ill coma from ristmas with guest on to rer tm me D ty sp 3 aknesses vill set ont od whl to C« T CetC e Second Mortgage Loans $300.00 to $5,000.00 (5-Year Repayment Plan) e e e e Blicat: o, T bplication f ke v the amount you nee = e G e S LT T T F1de11ty Industrlal Bank West Main Street Circulation 1 r asks is concerning advertise wer in which he is considering ’ and well he of the newspaper. for he ( : knows it stands ud, might, the greater set circulation department. cau of Circulations’ ooking over these books to demand to see these ic principle for hira to Herald is justly “and just as proud over the proud of reulations member. the Britain, circulation of as dele- | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1927. address was devoted to a plea for creater appeal in politics to the voung people of today. GHANGE IN TARIFF ~NOAID TO FARMER (Continued from First Page) City Items Mothers! You will pleass your kiddles by having their Christmas hair eut on ‘“Lindy” airplane at Christien’s Beauty Shoppe, 83 Church —advt, Prescription service at The Falr. Prompt, reliable and economical.— advt. {dom,” he asserted, “we meed stabil- Legal Notice ty of commercial relations. This we shall achleve in proportion &8 We|rum \WARNER BROTHERS COMPANY |1earn to control economic forces, to | va. advantage of al eco. | COMFORT ETRONG, it living, or the | widower, holrs, representatives and |nomic groups. The tariff, I believe, |creditors of sald COMFORT STRONG, if | done murh to maintain com- ceased; JAMES E. BEACH, If living, | mercial confidence and a fair degree ie widow, leirs, representatives and ditors of sald JAMES E. BEACH, it |of business stability in this country [in recent years. This, T am con- cceasod; SIBRE MALLETT, if living, or the widower, helrs, representatives and fident, is So important that any af- |crediors of sld SIBEE MALLETT, If “NL S RIGh Rt sk e o ma_\} sed; ANNA HAWLEY, {f living or have on the price of this or that| widowe s, representatives and creditors of sald ANNA HAWLEY 1¢ de- | commdaity must not be thought of |ceased; the heirs of BARAH STERLIN |as comprising the whole tarift ques. [t living, or thelr, widows, or widowers i represcn s and creditors, § tion. Any changes In our tariff s are deceased; GEORGE B. ¢m which would throw into disor- ng, or the widow, heirs, |der our commercial relations, could the mutual \\nu. ER H,:.mnr:: B, HENRY T. und creditors of sald WHEELER, 1f deceased WHEELER {2 living, in Trustee under the will deceased, or the tatives and credi- WHEELER In- the creditors of sald FR as Truseo ae ceased; R. B. LACEY 1y end as Trustee EZRA WHEELER widow, helrs, represen ors of s2id R. B. LACEY the creditora of eald R. a3 such Trustea If he ls de- | ANCIS E. WHEELER If lv. widow, helrs, Special Notice tors of iduall charity whist, In the T. A. B 25 prizes have The public [ There will be a bridge and 45 part hall Monday night, been donated. Adm is invited.—advt. will of the | NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS sizes | FALCON BOSTON VARIETY of plants THE HERALD ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals AUTOMOTIVE Service Stations, Repairing 17, Insurance—All Rinds 24 CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Resdy Reference WE MAKE your hat look 1ts best, Bring it in. Modern Hat Shop, 38 Church 8t. near Main. AUTU TOPS & SIDE GURTAT and repalred. John's Auto Top Shop, 103 West Main St. Tel. 1494 5 made LINN RATES for CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS BENZINE AND NAPTHA Prices are right at Hall's 183 Arch St. for _cleaning. Paint Store, | ARCH SI. RADIATOR WORKS—S Welt, prop. Auto radiators, body fenders repairing 107 Arch St. Tel, 1709, Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Charge 18 37 Prepaid .10 24 “3 | - { | AUTOMOTIVE [ Count 6 words to a line. | 14 lines to an fnch. Minimum Bpace 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 38 cents Closing time 1 P. M. dally; 10 A. M. | SPENCER CORSETS, eurgical and dress. Fittings in your home. Mra A. Carpen- ter, 27 Glen St. Tel. 3145 Auto and Truck Agencies TICK MO’ ARS—Sales a Capitol Buick Co., 183 Arch Telephone 2607 Saturday. Telephone 926, ~ rate. Notify the Heraid at once if your 84 18 incorrect. Not responsible’ for errors after the first Insertion. Ask for six time ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 | € | F HEVROLET BALES & SERVICE. terson Chevrolet, Inc., 98 Arch Street. D LA SALLE CAR & Sorvice. LASH MOT “A Rellablo Comcern” 411 West' Maln tractors, parts, e 2 implements, Automotive Rales 248 Blm 8t ORD Sales and ales Company, phons 5135. Berlin Conn, Serv Berlin, Telo- 123 Oak St. Monuments of all and cezcriptions. Carviog and letter cutting our _spectalty. KNTGHT. Famous sl motor. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Ch Phone 2051 [10r|sl8 3 —Very esscnable prices 5 TANKLIN CAKS. The car for the n ten years. Salos and Service, 401 West Maln street. Telephone Sandell's Greemhouse, 218 Oak St Phone 2181-3. and flowers, Low n and sea them. John- 7 Church_street. Found ve lost on Finder please priced. Coms son's Groenhous Lost an 5 YO palr_ gloves i Wast Main or Maln Ets call 1389, Heward. Bixes and ce. Kingsbury h trect. Tele- ales and es Co., 250 Al e the new Hawker, Tine. AND STAT also reliabfe used cars. Howard Whitmore, 319 E. Main. Tel. 2810, tors of sal 1R i decease it living, the wldower, heire, | ) creditors of mld | teceased; or her alnzid arad A. WHEELER 1f Iv- Leirs, representatives | Is deceased; MARTIN 1t living, or the widow, ives and creditors of LAWRENCE, {f de HOWARD 1t living. epresentatives and HOWARD FRAKE, If Il jeirs, representatives ABRAHAM FRAKE, i MALLORY, it Il cirs, 1 ntativ id GEORGE MAL. MAURT £01.0- FRANCIS E. LAURA A. | Proposals for State Road Work SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- ceived by the State Highway Com- missioner, 12 Washg.gton street Hartford, Conn., until 2 P, M. Thursday, December 22, 1827, for the following sections of state work |in accordance with plans and speci- “hc‘xuonv on . file at the following places: TOWN OF BRANFORD; 300 linear feet of reinforced crete pavement on the Plne Orchard- Indlan Neck Road. Note: Cemer and reinforced concrete pipe will he furnished by the state. Plans and specifications at the office of A. W. Bushell, Division Engineer, 30 PANY Whitney avenue, New Haven, Conn, | ftrbeeontatives, | TOWN OF MILFORD: Abont 209 linear fect of reinforced con- te pavement on New Haven ave- rue and Shore Road. Note: The State will furnish cement and rein- forced concrete Plans and specifications at the of A, W. Bushell, Division Engincer, 30 Whitney Av , New Haven, Conn. 'OWN ,OF NORTH HAVEN: | About 11,600 feet of rein- forced concrete Street. Note orced concrete nished by th specifications at the offic Rushel Division Engincer, { Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Conn. TOWNS OF'SOUTHINGTON AND WOLCOTT: About §600 lincar foet of reinforced concrete pavement on {the Waterbury - Milldale Road (Southington Mountain). Note: State will furnish cement forced concrete pipe. Plans and specifications at the office of I C. Loewe. Divislon Engir Winste Conn. TOWNS OF AND PORT linear feet pavement road. Note cement and pipe. Plans the offics HALL representat LAURA A { A, MERWIN represe ased; AT his w creditors it LAWRENCE MARTIN DANLEL and HALL itving widower, s i TIN o low, i HANM Ab con IRGE Sl IN CONSTRU! BERI \ or i 2 BEF i LIN ¢ CONSTRECTI De 12, 1927 ORDER OF NOTICE pipe. WARNER offies t nt linear on paven Cement and pipe will e S Plans of A. rein- fur- and w, at vv\wuw IN DONARUE A st WESTERLY in- EAST JANT of on HAMPTON About 21 reinforeed conerete the Portland-Cobalt The State will furnish reinforced conerete and specifications of D. H. B. Poliner Bufldirg, Middietown, Conn. All bids must he accompanied by a surety company bond or a certi- fied check not less than one-third of the cost of the work. The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Hartford, Dec. 13th, 1927 JOHN A, MACDONALD, State Highway Com 12 Washington St., Hav m in Falrfie oree Town n i City neiug WENRY P. LYON Counts Conneetiont ANAN KIE rd, Conn MARIA | [T USED CARS IF I WERE | Here today and gone tomorrow, I wouldn't be so careful about stinging folks, but I'm in a mighty good business and I'm go- | REO 1 ARD—_HUDSON—ESSEX eales and dervice. Honeyman Auto Sales, 200 East Main St. Branch showroor, 139 Arch Telephone 25 MOTOR Kenncth M. rvice, cor. 2110 Local CARS AND TRUCKS— Eearle & Co., Im and Park Ste. Phone 8 for Gabriel Snubbere —Salcs and Service Palace Garage, BAKER MOTOR € Albro Motor Phona 260, ARS—Sales and sales Co., 225 Ing it good by selling good used cars to keep 7 Sedan 1926 CADILLAC Like new. ON Coach pass 1626 HUI 1 1927 5 KSSEX Coach PONTIAC Sedan Demonstrator C. A. Bence 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 2215 “Next to Car Barn" 139 Arch St A Real Good USED CAR SALE! Ite fair to yonr purse—take ad- vantage of this pre-Christmas sale now. Kach car in A-1 condition. Priced real low. FFOR EXAMPLE 1928 ESSEX Coach 1928 CHEVROLET Coach 1927 ESSEX Sedan 1927 PONTIAC Sedan 1926 ESSEX Coach 1926 CHEVROLET Coach 1926 FORD Coupe 1925 STUTZ Sedan 1925 PACKARD Sedan 30 OTHERS $50 UP The Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 139 Arch St. Ilvening At Open Ever DENATURED Sales and 22 Main Sixes. Automoblle Co., 2 cars, Fred street. motor 1ze Sales. and TRIC ld. Will ba sold for ents due. Terms. Cherry St Black Rock Ave o Auto Parts X fre Budd JCOHOL, non Ar UNLOP AND LEE tires; Storage 1 os. T, M h si_wet ra and BUY MeKAY CHAINS RII & B Auto | 68 | t models, $550 to $2.- | RADTAY Sales and | 35 East Main St Tel | | Auto | i | BROKEN WINDSHIELD glass and door 1' lits replaced while you walt by s cutting experta Racklife Bros Eo. Ines Bigolow St store. RAL INSCRA AG Clesson V. Parker Commerclal Trust Co. Bullding 55 Wemt Main St [ARDWARE CITY Co-perative Asso. Epeclallsts (n automobile, nccident and Lealth ins. Frank H. Shields, Mer. INSURANCE _AND MORTGAGES. Fee Kenncth R. Tuttle Agency, 238 Main ¥ phone 3 night 2683 CE AUTO REPAIRING done garage it desired. Norbert E. Barth, 113 Commonwealth Ave. Tel, 422 CADILLAC AND NASH—Speclalty. Ha your car repalred now. J. B. !(onnl Garage, 31313 Church St. Tel. 2842-3. m your own COLD DAYS ARE COMING GET A EUPPLY OF ALCOHOL NOW O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGTON ST. | TELEPHONE 900—INSTANT SERVICE i | FOR QUICK _SERVICE—Towing and wrecking, telephone 2132, Judd's Garag: 41 Pleasant atreet. | REPAIRING on makes of cara Ex- | pert meghanics avallable day and night. | _tiotel Washington Garage. Phone 1735. | IYDRAULIC brakcs, parts and repalrs, | Raybestos brake service. Phone, call or write Charland’s Auto Service Station, r 430 Main St. opp. East Main 6t Tel RADIATORS—Qul service. Expert_attention; low rates; small leaks lead {0 heavy repair expense, Body dents removed. fenders straight. | _ened. O, Beeker, 12 Glon St. Tel. 553 | TIRES, batterius, auto elcctric service. P. & V. Tiro & Battery Co. 261 Myrtle | &t Phone 3603, OR_rtepalring at lowest price quick _service; satlafaction guaranteed. New England’ Radiator Works, 35 East Main_St, near Main. Phone 850. KE_ servica statfon. ‘ relined and adjusted on short | 3 . Clark's Auto Electric and Re- pair Station, 403 W, Main Bt. Tel. 3001, Bullding and Contracts | 38 STRATFORD ROAD _ratent Attorn TNANNING, former Patent Oftice branch o 5:30 p. m. Mann S Maln St., headquarters rs W LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, TELEPHONE NEW HARTFORD. Moving, Storin Temoved from jobs. Cinders Fred Dem 30 Erwin Pl . BROWN Trucking Co. Local and Tong distance, Furnlture and piano moving. Estimates cheerfully given on long distance. Offico 292 East Main St. Tel. day or night 3971 or T R BRITAIN ASH Coviars, ato. Tel. 4432 FURNISHED Furniture Moving A H. HARRIS Motor Trucking PHONE don't Tet | P. FARRE furniture carting. 40 | JOHN — HALVARS Planning to move? Call estimates. Phone 41 JOHNSON BROS.—Furnitire moving. Speclal ratcs f. _Office, 70 Roberts st 5B nd piano on_me for and_plano it long distance, Phone W, Schultz, Tel. 7 A room and up, Phone 659-4 after Call 0 ). 0 m Gutowskl. ‘ BAKER and LASHER Concrete Office entrance to Strand Theater Ask Lasher Phono BARCLAY TILE & MARBLE CO. | TELEPHONE 3690 443 ARCH ST. RETE_CONSTRUCTION—L. 0. Zet- torman, 175 Shuttlo Meadow Ave. Phone 21 Portland coment. 1. contracting. all kinds, Corbin Wiring and re- Goridan Electrlc Co, | Tel. 3258, Estimates pair 1345 given. CHTM and fring and Intering w wiield Ave. Tel. | TS WIRINGEatin your work dons now. st Plone | 1l on our weddinge, 1ddy Awning and Decorat- : Co. Areh St. LUILDEI AND CONTRACTOR —ilenry P. Dowd, lotel Washington. | Phone 1535, P. 0. Box 13 PATL LER—Roofer, siate, asphalt, tin and shingle roofs. or_repalring, Phone 1450 ERT METAL WORK—Copperaind Armeo gutters and conductors. Thomas F._Fitzpatrick & Co. 215 Park 8t Eocials New heaper than wood and work guaranteed for 10 on casy terms. General Tnc, 374 B. Maln St Tel | rhalt fireproot. roofs, All Sold g Co., HERE 1S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE $100 CE THESE FIRST HUP Touring 1923 MAXWELL Touring 1923 HUP Touring 1921 PAIGE Touring 1924 DODGE Conpe DODGE Touring HUDSON Coach HUD Six Broug The Kingsbury Motor Sales 250 ARCH STREET 2049 7 ham Tel. Open Evenings done one Tfurniture repalrin 1 furniture, curtaius and silp cove fain, 168 Arch & Pho ceonomic 2065-14. b dona quickly. llace. smaking; pr 14 Prospect SHING tons covered at 61 Prospect Bt Mra | Albrecht, Tel. 3279—W. | Dycing and Cleaning 23 WE WILL CONTINUE to serve the peo- ple of this clty In such a way that it will cutitle us to thelr good will and go0d patronags. It you wish your gar- ment, draperics, portieres cieaned or dyed, consult us. Our phone, 1323-3.1} New Britaln Dry Cleaning Corp., 94 West Main St Insurance—All Kinds 24 5 lifte, Svrety Fagan, Gen, 121, ACerr . automobile_and & Fidelity bonds. Philtp M. Tns, 131 Main. Room 3 and 4. Tel. - Merely Margv. An Awfulfv Sweet Girl ~_[WHAT 15 THIS YOUNGER | \ GENERATION (OMING i ""TO . NECKING Work guaranteed. | ~ Re Plumbing, Heating, Metar Yoork 28 tinning and general rsonable Jobbing. cliarges, Pressing and Tailoring CLOTHES called for and del Yo Lur.dm\ Valet gervice, delivered by Ye London T1C miums sm; _LOTZ, Stran il, divtdends large. Rldg. Tel. dominal corscew Pittings at The Dick- st heater supporters, cr and post-oper your home. 1 inson Drug Co. 159 Main Repairing and P | BEDDING—Tia Mattresses, box epri renovated and rem return eamo day order. Uph [ 32 o etc., a o equal t new o i made ———e EDUCATIONAL ] Dancing Te: F TANCING hers Stein Dallroora evenings JOCUTION, Vi L Rut Main St Call sl Qpen ~ BRIDGI Lo West 150 Auneing Private DANCING, W. Main st t « EMPLOYMENT Help—Agents AMAZING new o 815 a da it Wanted iase e & sight. affer, Mo DI store out) BUTOL ounty; expert selling. distri net 70 weekly, Perta 3l Pa 100 uny You have merchants, able to st proposition real money January 1. ug about yvours. Geo. H. Jun are of nd prc ut By John Held Jr. 1’ EVERY CAR IS FULL fl OF NECKERS ULAT ANY PARTY " POLLY AND HER PALS EVERY NOOK AND C(ORNER IS CROWED WITH PETTERS! THERE IS REALLY NO PLACE TO GO! VOUVE GAVE ME A 1 GREAT TiP GAL AN’ TOMORRY MORNIN ) IM INDULGIN' A INHIBITION W/OT5 ) [CONCENTRATE ON INDULGING YoUR LPPRESSED DESIRES AND MR KNUTE - NOGGLE'S THOUSAND A WEEK WILL VANISH EASlL\/ MORNING, SIR AND YOUR | HON COLD SHOWER AWAITS. | waHO\JT SEVEN OCLOCK! OF AFROSTY N UNK WE CHANGED MY MIND! HEY ©) [\WAKE 1P AN DO | I SOULL CHANGE NUTHIN YOU SIGNED A CONTRACT TOTAKE MY WINTER MORNIN' SHOWERS, AT FIFTY BUCKS PER DAY, @ 1927 by Nevapuper Feature Service I Grent i abta veerved