New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 42

| e, g H % . GANNA WALSHA L WITH THE ALY Mild Atfack Makes It Necessary {0 Cancel Concert | Chicago, Dec. 14 (P—Mme. Ganna | Walska (Mrs. Harold F. McCor- mick) has been stricken with in- fluenza, and, though it is only a mild attack, she has found it necessary to cancel her concert at Orchestra hall the prettiest in the town. Federal | tomorrow afternoon. A statement by two attending physicians said only that Mme. Wal- ska was confined to bed by influenz and that it would be impossible for her to fill the engagement. Harry E. Vogeli, in charge of ar- rangements for the concert, said that those who had purchased tickets should hold them, to be used at a later date to he fixed when Mme, ‘Walska recovers. The influenza attack was sudden, Mme. Walska having been the cen- ter of attention at the opera Wed- nesday night when she occupied the McCormick box during the perfor- manee of “Don Giovanni Since returning to Chicago after an absence of years, Mme. Walska has settled herself in the Harold McCormick town house and dicated that she Intends to make her | permanent home here, except for | annual trips to Europe during the | spring and summer months. | Postponement of tomorrow's con- cort recalls that previously Mm Walska's announced appearances invariably have been attended by unlooked for developmen which have necessitated their can- cellatlon, Important Conference i On Sugar to Be Held | Havana, Dec. 14 (P—The news- vaper, El Paris, yesterday said that Colonel J. M. Tarafa, author of the | Tarafa sugar curtailment act, and | president of the Cuban sugar com- | inisston, soon will meet with sugar | growers and mill owners of the | United States in a conference of | “transcendental importance.” | The conference, according to the | paper, probably will be held in Washington and will be for the pur- | pose of establishing a basis for | sugar marketing. It is added that | Colonel Tarafa will not return to| Cuba until he has “established an | equitable adjustment in the market- ing of Cuban sugar and a suitable price arrangement. 15 Year Old Lad Must Stand Trial for Murder REPORT 33 YOUNG WOMEN ARE CAPTIVES Held in Lairs by Mexican Insurgents Following Raid on Sev- eral Towns. Mexico City, Dec. 14 (®—Twenty- two young women were reported by travelers from Jalisco to be captive today in the mountain lairs of insurgents who raided the town of Jilotepec in that state. The young women abducted were described as troops were in pursuit of the kid- nape Travelers said the insurgents in- vaded Jilotepee last week and dyna- mited the municipal building. They then went to homes and raided the ders of the townsfolk, most of | whom were at a motion picture looting completed, the insur- gents surrounded the motion pic- ture theater. ¢ lined up the men on one side of the building, with their hands up. While some of the ! insurgents stood guard over the men, others select girls in the audier galloped off to their in the mountains, taking th with them 1 the 22 prettiest Then t and g pla worne The members of the Womans' club of Maple Hill enjoyed a Christ- 13 party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Fitzell on Robbins avenuz, Mrs. Harry Chri ensen of New Britain entertained with several pleasing vocal solos. Christmas bags were made and filled for the Newingzton Home for Crip- pled Children. Mrs. Frank B. Rau and Mrs. Frederick ch assisted Mrs, Fitzell, Miss Helena Doane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Doane of Fred- erick street, will return tomorrow from New Jersey State college for the Christmas recess. Miss Margaret Twiddy of Maplewood, N. J., and Miss Ruth Mixon of iutherford, N.| J., classmates of Miss Doane's, be her house guests for several Miss will days. ancy Doane will also return tomorrow from Simmons college 1n | Boston to spend the holid home on Frederick street, at her Mrs, $re Teich will enter- afternoon with a bridge party. luncheon and Richard Licnhard of Golf :treet spent last week-end in New York. Miss Dorothy Comstock of Somers Stanton, Mich., Dec. 14 P—Fif-, wil] he a gucst of Miss Constance teen year old Jimmie Deacon, con- fessed slayer of Miss Flossie Carter, Sheridan school teacher, must !ace‘ a charge of first degree murder, The vouth was yesterday given into the risdiction of the Montcalm county cuit court after he had been ad- | judged sane by three ®mlienists. 1 It convicted, his punishment, un-| der Michigan law, will be life im- prisonment. The boy confessed beating to death and eriminally attacking his 27 year cld teacher because she slapped him three years ago for throwing paper wads in school. 'The allenists concurred in an opin- ion that the boy is “intellectually and emotionally deficient.” Jacob M. Dickenson ( Dies in Chicago Chicago, Dec. 14 (P—Jacob M. Dickinson, democratic secretary of war in President Taft’s administra- tion, died late yesterday following an operation and several wecks' ill- ness. He was 78 years old. A military funeral for Mr. Dick-' inson, a native of Mississippi, will be held tomorrow afternoon at Nash- ville, Tenn. Veterans of the Confed- crate army will be in charge. The body will lie in state at the Tennes- see state capitol in Nashville for sev- cral hours before the services. An attack of gall trouble sent Mr. Dickinson to St. Luk's hospital sev- cral weeks ago. Three weeks ago he underwent an operation For more than 20 years he had practiced law in Chicago. POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN “If Ma’s mad when she comes back from answerin’ the phone, I know a girl's called for Joe, but if she's in a good humor I know a boy's called for Betty.” ers Syndicate) Why Not A New House F or XlTIZ\S Grant of Golf strect this week-cnd. Mrs. Charles R. Hare, of Pitts- field, Mass. a former resident of Maple Hill has rcturned home after spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. “Arthur Hollings of Newington Center. Mrs. Bernard A. Egeton of Theo- dore street underwent an operation for appendicitis Tuesday at the New Dritain General hospital. Influenza Continues . To Take Heavy Toll Chicago, Dee. 14 (UP)—With universities and schools closing daily influenza and pneumonia till took their toll of life in the middle west and west today. Ten deaths from influenza and 18 from pneumona were recorded here in the last hours. Denver re- ported 21 deaths from both discases and Los Angeles 10, The Universitics of Chicago and Wisconsin were ordered closed yes- terday to check the spread of influ- enza among the students. At the same time the University ¢f North | proposal to President Portes Gil for | was closed the statement of the religious qm\a»kl‘rn KET mirrors from your snap shot of Dakota at Grand Fo because of the many ecases of flu among students. The Universities of | i Missouri and Kansas alreadv had heen closed until after the Christ- mas holidays. | All middle western states reported many children out of grade and high the fact that patients merely have es of influenza. schools but stressed many of the |.had colds or mild ca AUNT HET BY RORERT QUILLEN “I hate gettin’ stout, but it's a comfort to be able to buy a new party dress with- out havin’ Amy borrow it before T get to wear it the second time.” (Copyr "COMMERCIAL COMPANY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Commercial Trast Company Building Tei. 6000 held | | (Continued From Page 9) | col- Five of New York city, world's i the jored champions, will oppose local New Departure quintet. The famous Senegambian troupe needs no introduction in this sec- | | tion, having provided two of the hot- !test court battles of the scason last vear against the bearing makers. In the first contest, the dark-skinned athletes came through in front 35 to in a torrid engagement, but the ctory crowd balanced the scales by winning the return meeting, 34 to Manager Carroll has been {tromely fortunate in securing this | zalexy of high-priced court stars for | their fivst appearance in this section, and is offering the unusual attrs tion at the regular price of admis- sion | The visitors will use practically | [the same lineup as that which | | showed to such good advantage here last year. Referce Billy Ceyle wil | 1, nd the teams into action promptly | lat 8 o'clock. i | A fire, which broke out shortly after 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon the basement of the Daniel A “eters block at 25 Main street, caus- lamage estimated at approxi- | mat $5.000, by Chief John M | Hay Squad A, Hose Companics | |1 and 2 and the aerial ladder truck | | vesponded to the box alarm. S0 gal- | {lons of chemicals and three lines of | water were used in extinguishing Lin I cording to fire depart- s. started in the base- [ ment to.the store occupicd by the Ward €. Parsons company, auto- | mobile dealer. A large pile of auto- imobile seat cushions and old tires in onc corner of the basement was blazing when the fire apparatus ar- | rived and the first and second floors | of the building were filled with smoke. The fire worked its way through the partitions to the sec- ond floor but a number of auto- mobiles in the salesroom were un- amaged except hy smoke. The |cause of the fire was undetermined this morning. | The regular firemen were assist- ed in their work by the members |the volunteer department of Wallace Barnes Manufacturing Co.. located directly across the street and Chief Hayes this morning pail {tribute to their timely stance Because of the heavy volumes of smoke piuring from the basement it was necessary to relieve the fire- men at short intervals. The fire was first discovered by, | tain her bridge club next Tuesday | Edward Wagner of Farmington ave- nue, an employe of the Parso company, when he entered the base- ment to care for the furnace, | (Continued From Page 9) 'GOLLECTORS RECEIVE BRISTOL NEWS NEW POSTAGE STAMPS PLAINVILE NEWS | | BANK BOOK Commemorate Civil Aeronautics Con- i ference and Silver Jubilee of Invention of Airplane. Copies of the two new postage stamps issued in commemoration of the International Civil Aeronautics conference in Washington and the silver jubilee of the invention of the airplane have been received by local collectors. There are two denomina- tions, a two cent printed in carmine and a five cent blue. The former shows the first successful Wright airplane in flight, with the pilot sit- ting on the front of the lower wing, the engine exposed, and the numer- ous struts and surfaces which have long since been eliminated. On the five cent a modern monoplane, contrasting sharply with the old Wright biplane, is seen against a the earth. Both stamps have similar frames, with the Washington monument at the left and the Capitol at Washing- ton at the right. “International Civil Aeronautics Conference” and the dates “December 12, 13, 14, 1928, are also found on the stamps, in agdition to the usual “U. 8. Post- age” and designation of value. The stamps received here were mailed from the special post office in the building where the conference is being held. The stamps on the lotters are cancelled with a special machine cancellation bearing an air- plane and the name and dates of the conference. In honor of the occa- sion, the governmental ruling against colored postmarks was lifted, and the cancellations were applied green. R THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference ||FORDS FORDS FORDS {background formed by the globe of | 1928 Model A Coupe . $500 ! Dem. Sp. 1928 Model A Coach . $490 Dem. 1927 Coupe ......... $275 ATES INSERTIONS Rates Upon LINE R for CONSECUTIV! Yearly Order Application Charge Prepal 1 line 13 10 -1 line S27 24 .1 line 48 42 Count § words to & line. 14 lines to an Inch Minimum #pace 3 lines. Minimum Book charge, 38 cents. Telephone 925. Ask for six time rate The Herald will not ba responsibie for errors after the first insertion. Closing time 12:30 p. m. daily; 9:30 a. m. Saturday. NEW BRITAIN WONUMENTAL WORKS 123 Oak Bt Monuments of all sizer an descriptiona Reawonable. Phone 2632, Florists 3 BOSTON FERNS. Very reasonable pricen SANDELLI'S GREENHOUSE. 218 Oak St._Telephot Low and Found » lost, No. 23342, Finder kindly return to the Commiercial Trust o, B. Morey . 95 79 85— J. Sirko . 102 115 112— 472 437 476—1385 Coilers N. Landery ... §1 91 88— Schafferick §5 84 82— Moller 5 83— . N. St. Dennis 68— Selnau ...... 90 137 106— 463 535 427—1425 Grinders T. Conry .. 78 81 -91— €. Coleman $1 88 82— ! M. Monick . 95 80 T4— \: 80 81 96— 90 140 419 471 445—1335 For rent—Half of duplex house, | Ave. Inquire on premises.—advt. 16 rooms and. garage, 73 Tomlinson | black container Reward if returi with number of d._Phone 2412, Persanals e TE cleaniiness not a luxury here. Ties 15c, scarfs S0c, drexses (plain) $1.00, dyeing $3.00. Buperior Cleaners & Dye: . 15 Franklin_8q. HEADQUARTERS for 14 and 18 K wed ding rings. Watch repalring. Himberg & 392 Maln St. and 10 R. R. Arcade wentlemen's hats cleanc: . We call for and deliver. Ol | COST, ke | _ern_Hat Shop, 38 Church_8t. PROPOSAL Mexico City, Dec. 14 () — The newspaper El Universal said today |that Archbishop Miguel De | Mora of San Luis Potosl had sent a tion. The nature of the proposal wa: not learned. OIL and water colors. 2 Ph B d dress Fittings _in_your home. Mrs. A. Car penter, 34 Rockwell Ave. Tel. 5742, Announcements d your own packages, cade Studio, photo to enclose in Xmas c. Made while you wait. Ar- in shoes rebullt. Telephone 6325. The Mod | A. Cox Btudlo. Auto_and Truck Agencies 8 AND OVERLAND Gales and Don't miss seelng the new Domijan Motor Co., Hotel Bur. ritt Garage, 136 Washington St Tel 4575, BUICK MOTOR CARS—8ales and Service Capitol Bulck Co., 1139 Stanley Street ‘Telephone 2607, Ao, CADILLAC_ AND LA SALLE CAR Sales & BService. LASH MOTORS, *“A Reliable Concern,” 411 West Main St. Tel. 3000. USED CARS ALL OUR USED CARS Will Go at the Season’s Lowest Prices Like New 1927 Coupe ......... Very Good i{|1926 Coupe ......... $250 $175 1926 Coach ......... $175 ‘We have many more good used cars that carry our 30 day guar- i|[|antee. Prices ranging $35.00 up- wards. Our terms are reasonable and trades are accepted as down payment. Automotive Sales & Service Co 86 ARCH STREET Used Car Dept. Phone 2700 e — 2 HERE IS A VERY FINE FIVE PASS. SEDAN FOR $350 {|[IEWETT six, 4 door, finished tn handsome marine blue Duco, || fresh, plump, clean upholstery. Tires in excellent condition. Snubbers, bumpers and spare. One of the best all around medium weight sedans, not too light, not too heavy. We guar- antee satisfaction with this, be- cause it's extra good for the price. If you fancy a light sport cabrio- let sce this STAR, 1928 6 cyl Cabriolet with folding top and roomy rumble scat, finished in moss green Duco. Special Hayes-Hunt body, snubbers and spare tire. For snap, power and *g0” this is hard to beat. Orig- inal price $1,010, now $550. CHRYSLER *70" 5 pass. Brougham, popular six cyl. 2 door model in attractive, clean || condition. Price $450 with extra {|| tire, neater, chains, ete || PAIGE 1926, 125 in. wheel base Sedan. The well known model 6-72 which runs 70 miles per hour and 16 miles per gal. Ful ly equipped, guaranteed thor- oughly overhauled in our own shop. Price $650. I'ORD Tudor Sedan, fine running. practically new tires, good bat- tery, fair paint. Shock ab- sorbers anc extra tire, $75.00. OVERLAND six Sedan, old model in fair running condition, new battery and good tires, $45.00. BUICK E-45 7 pass. Touring, old six cyl. model in good running order. Price $25 to purchaser. (Worth $50.00). WANTED—Chain Hand Hoist for small Ford dump truck. HOWARD W. WHITMORE Tel. 2510 Open Evenings 250 Arch Street (_swrowomvz ) of the USED CARS The Tremendous Sale - New Six-Cylinder Chevrolets has given us a fine selection of good used cars “with an O. K. that counts. TO BE SOLD NOW AT VERY LOW PRICES. 1928 CHEVROLETS (Demonstrators) PONTIACS OAKLANDS BUICKS HUDSONS FORDS DODGES TRUCKS — TRUCKS CHEVROLETS—FORDS 1141 Stanley St. 1 ton and 15 ton TERMS and TRADES Patterson-Chevrolet Incorporated Tel. 211 Open Evenings THE FIN : T GROUP OF | USED CARS IN TOWN AT Lowest Prices OF THE SEASON 1928 Packard Sedan 1928 Buick Roadster 1928 Essex Sedan 1928 Essex Coach 1927 Auburn Sedan 1927 Studebaker Coupe 1926 Stutz Sedan 1926 Packard Sedan 1 926 Hudson Coach 1925 Buick Coach 1923 Cadillac Sedan MANY OTHERS $50 UP Terms and Trades The Honeyman Auto Sales 139 ARCH STREET 200 EAST MAIN STREET Open Evenings BUICK LOW PRICES On All Our USED CARS WILL PREVAIL ALL THIS MONTH They Are Guaranteed Capitol Buick Co. 1141 STANLEY ST. Open Evenings GEE-THE TEACHER ) oy 1 HAD G\VE YOU A KNUCKLES-DION'T ) THREE-SPIT- SHE? BALLS -TOO | AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles & CHEVROI %T SALES & SERVICE. Ppt- terson Chevrolet, Incorporated. 1143 Stanley Street. lelephone 211 HBuliding aud Contracturs ” CHIMNEY repairing, general mason ané Pplastering work. Work guaranteed J, J, McLarney, 24 Newlfield Ave. Tel Sl CHANDLER _MOTOR CARS. Gale and DODGE BROTHERS motor Sergice. Charland's Auto Service Sta tion, 432 Main St., oppogite East Malp. Telephone 1544. cars and Graham Broa trucks. Now all sixes 8. & F Motor "Sales Corp., 1129 Stanley Strect. Teleplhione 731 OE 80TO BIX. “A Marvelous Car.” Come in and wsee it J Moran's Botor Sales, 3133 Church 8t. Telephone 2642-2. FORD CARS, trucks. tractors, parts. service, farm implements. Automotive Bales & Service, 248 Elm Bt and 45 Arch St _Telephone 2700 o1 2701. GRAHAM-PAIGE Sixes and Eights now on display in our new home, 250 Arch Bt. Howard W. Whitmore. Tel 2810. HUPMOBILE CARS AND GMC TRUCKS —Sales and Service. Trudon & Platt. 240 Hartford Ave Telephone 3811 FALCON-KNIGHT fumous alceve vaive R C Rudolph, 127 Cherry “Telephone 2051 FRANKLIN CARS—The car for the mext ten yesrw Sales and Service, 401 West Main St. ¥elephone 3696. NASH motor cars. @ee the Dew fine. Sales and Bervice. A. G. Hawker, 68 Elm_St._Telephone 2456, PACKARD—HUDSON—LSSEX gales and CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION—L. O. Zet- te¥man. 175 Bhuttle Meaduw Ave. Tele- Pphone 1621 Portland cement. ELECTRICAL contracting, wiring and re: vairing of all kinda Cortdan Blecirie Co. 1345 Corbin_Ave., Telephone 3255. HOUSE WIRING—Estimates furniahed. Have your work done now Barry & Bamforth. 19 Main St. Phone 2504 MASON. BUILDER AND CONTRACT —Henry P. Dowd., Hotel Washl Phone 1535. P_ 0. Box 132 icorny PAUL ZEHLER—Roofer. siate, gravel, asphalt. tin and shingle roofe New or_repairing _Phone 1430. 4 Business Services Rendered 30 BARCLAY TILE & MARBLE CO, SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL TILE WORE INSTALLED AT JOIIN A. 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Autos and Trucks For Sale L FORD RUNABOUT. with body, $76 6 TOURINGS, $25-$3§ 1 SEDAN, FELEPHUND 900~INSTANT BERVICE | BERLIN AUTO BALES TEL. 5135 BERLIN ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGTON ST Tirce—Tubes—Batterles—Chains Vulcantzing—Auto Electrio Repatr Cars for Hire 13 " YORK and Montreal Chautfeured cars at low Tems ng, rhinestone setting. . 19 Walnut, Call MSTITCHING ueatly done; also bute tons covered ot 51 Prospect 8t Mra. Albrecht. Telephone 3279-W. AENSTITCHING, PICOTING, BUTTON covering and pinking. Bradbury & 17 Tel._134-J. Private lessons. Clagses at special low ratek Jane K. Gill,_14_Prospect 8t Phone 3688, NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, The reliable cleaner and dyer 415 Wem Main Street Telephone 366 for_prompt_service. OUR BAFE METHOD OF dry cleaning insures watisfaction Tel. 6149 Economy Dry Cleaning Co.. 94 Frauklin_Square. tnsuranvo—All Kinds 24 utomobilo and life. Surety Ldhds. Philip M. Fagan, Gen, 1 Commiercial Trust Co. Building §5_West Main St. Patent Attorneys NEW LNGLAND PATENT AGEN( LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 75 ELM STREET. Telephone New Britain and_Hartford. Moving, Storlug, Crating 26 | FURNITURE and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds. Geo. H. Smadley, 68 Bassett St. Tel. §30-2. CALL Crowley's package delivery for low rates on packages delivcred anywhere in_New Britain or vicluity. Tel. 5245-J. Sto Crating 36 canizing and radio) lining. Telephone 708 ARCH 8T AUTO TOPB AN se. Inquire 124 Lockwell Ave. tations—Repairiug__ 17 UR SERVICE—Tire vul- battery service (automobile generator repalring. brake Rudy's Battery 185 East Main St., rear. RADIATOR WORKS- S Wolf prop. Auto radiators. body fenders. epalring 107 Arch ‘St. Phone 170: 0 TO D SIDE CURTATNS made Rurable seat tops Closed a_specialty John's Auto Toj Service, and repaired car to West Mozin St Tel. 1494. AND ccialty. Have your car repaired now J. B Morans Garage, 313% Church St. Tel. 2842-2. O BECKE| T US put your battery in shape. Quick- est expert service Exide Battery Serv- ice, Y6 Chestnut 8t. Telephone 2905, Moving, Storin; I and long distance P FARRELL, lor turniture and piano moving Gepera) Talcott St._Tel 1726 carting. H_ BROWN Trucking Co. Localand loi and piano movt distance Furniture Estimates given. 292 East Maip 8t Tel_day or n 3971 o1 1173, STORAGE for furniture; individual roomes dry. clean and sife Packing. crating. The Hardware City Storage. Tel E. W. Shultz 24. or A. B Huribut. 6186. Painting, Paper Hanging 2 CRAFTEX wail finiel Board ceilr ings and paper hanging. Call J. Gutow- Phone 65 30 p. m. TMATE first on_your home painting and papering. Tel 4542-W. Dwight K. Capen. 165 Roxbury Roaé. decorating _~The Palat gan. Kingsiey & Thompros, Main_St. Phone 634 Plumbing, Heating, expert radiator repair. A thorized Hariison service station. Quick- est service at lowest cost Rear 1° Glen St. Telephone 5490. by our new meth- xpert work. Gordes Auto Supply. hing for your Car, 49 East Main lephone G111 PLUMBING, tinning and general jobbi Prompt service = Reasonable cha { _Louis Nair, 116 Lafayette Bt Tel WOKK, copper _® Thomas k_Bt. Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 80 TOR re & _at lowest pricer. ick service; satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Works. 25 Eart near Main_Telephone 8§60 ] on all makes of cars Ex- anics available day and night shington Phone 1733 TERT & V. Tire & b Phone RES SERVIC 1 Myrtle St VISIT US m our new home Texaco gar and oil producty ner W. Pearl. 176.185 Arch St cor- Budd Auto Products Co AD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS sur 1 GOT EVEN WITH Pr —WEL LOOKIN' . (VERY MEAN LOOKS ™| SHE WON'T FERGIT FER A PRINTING of every d sonable prices. B & G. Printing Corp., 107_Arch St. Tel 3y | Repgiring 33 | & of phonographs _repaired. irmen. Call for “One Hour Blair & Brodrib, 179 BEDDING, maltresscs cushions. eic., Te- made equal to new: returned same day. Bedding made to order; uphristering. Hardware City Bedding Co. 60 Tre- Tel 3723 of “all Kinds skates sharpencd by spe . 204 lart 8t. OUT OF FOCUS L —WHEN SHE WASN'T I GIVE HER A COUPLA © 1928, by Newepaper Featire Srvic. len o Britain righte rserved.