New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1930. PRIEST WORRIED [ : OVER COMMUNISTS Tells Gommittee of Dangers— ! Ford Flayed in Talk | | Detroit, July 26 (P—The congres- CLASSIFIED ADS H sional committee before which yes- R i ,k Very reasonable yices. v " e A Alpbabetically Arranged for Quick ||| SANDELLI'S GREENHOUSE., 225 Oax terday Henry Ford was charged with and Ready Reference Street. Telephone 2181-W. unwittingly aiding the communist = for CONSECUTIVE I Vvestigation of col | MAHIREE et tan SERTIONS ||| BLACK pockethook Tost Tontaining R Detroit and Michigan today. % Cuergdlerenata T imaney tend) aluatialinevere Sl 1 day ...1 line 5 10 B Houe 216 = = Of 11 witnesses heard by the com- |[|1 e i 2 T T T T T mittce yesterday, only the Rev.||l§ .1 line 48 43 the 23d. May have game by proving Father Charles E. Coughlin voiced n Lbid serious apprehension over alleged Count 6 words to a line. soviet efforts to spread its doctrines in the United § FIN Tost (heart shaped. gold) Ellis and Main sake. Rewar, | | | 14 lines to an irch | Minimum space 3 lines. | Valued as tes. It was he who made reference to Mr. Ford and told of an influx of workmen from | Minimum Book charge 38 cefta Tha Herald will not be responstbl To GET for errors after the first insertion. the south a year ago in response, he store, 1 faid, to a statement from Ford that | ADVERTISING FOR THIS 30,000 men were needed at his plant | || SECTION MUST BE ORDERED 3 here. [ BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY nd No Johs For Men [{|AND 9:30 SATURDAY. There were no jobs for them, he 1 a fire hose was turned on them when they gathered in {ronti # STYLISH bobo) — finger_wating, perma- of the plant Such incidents, he | 38~WANTED—INSTRUCTORS i | QI‘”' wa tl':l at ”‘4"{“ a.rr"/i.,‘\ Sho! 300 £2id, tend to turn the working men | Employment = L 2 WE REBUILD ladies and Toien's to communism. - He also criticized | yo_gp1p—AGENTS WANTED ENEEELE o e & $12,000,000 contract he said the | 40-A—HELP—SALESMEN WANTED | 3% Chureh Ford company had signed with Rus- | $¢—HELP—MEN WANTED 42—HELP—WOMEN WA &ia, as an aid to bolshevism eErey ED OR WOMEN Police Commissioner Thomas C. | H_SITUATIONS WANTED-AEN Tilcox who was department of jus- | {S—SITUATIONS WANTED—\WOMEN o B Ve | 5—BUSINESS OPPORTUXITIE it i dhtal g DS | s TINVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS ago, told of his activities here EY LOANED % azainst communists in 1420, when | MORTGAG AUTOXOTIVE £27 persons were arrested and m” $9—WANTED—TO BORROW deported. He said a law was need- | Live stock | Auto and Truck Agencies s edl fo curb activities) ofl communiats: | S9=CATTLEANDILIVE SIOCE ¥ F; 51—DOGS, CATS, PETS AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE Charles T. Wiriegar, personnel di- | $1=D0C8: CATS, TEIS ¢ o LOMOIYR BALER S IELVICE &) Tector for the Chrysler corporation | 33— HORSES, VEMICLES Dealer. Ford cars, sarvice and and commissioner of public safety | S4—WANTED—LIVE STOCK 248 ELM ST. 85 ARCH BT. for Hamtramck. A suburb, with a Merchandise s FINANCIAL Money Loaned Y P TG 3 Z 'VIERCHA\DISL o and Television Service, paid amount inexpensive radios In th@ moonlight place where you'll enjo: Why not take one of ments offered’ in these ads dail; on your vacation? makes and all We have an unusually fine selection opposite monumen; Money lumwd that’s the some musiec. any used instru- a]ong with you s are offered there s over now and buy, | cause, expected to conclude its in- | LINE RATES Lost and Found 5 | { | | IGENBAUM & ZELDES 1> <ale dealers in b The Herald Classified Ad Headquarters here. Call 225 now. Ask f 55—ARTICLES FOR SALE 50 large foreign population. expressed GE BROTHEKS motor cars and 3 -B—FOR THE VACATIONIST | " Dodge Bros. trucks. Fours and sixes. same view, although he said he |57 _BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT | 5 & F. Motor aies Corpn 1125 Stantey knew only one hona fide communist 3 AND DALY PRODUCTS Street. Telephone {ATERIALS o - Estimates Vary RS T E T PLYNOUTH MOTOR es of the number of com- | § THING CARS " FARGO TRUCKS Bales and munists in Detroit varied from 1,- 50 GS TO EAT Service Dondy b gtar CarCor it L e % Street. Telephone 10, B0 to 0. All witnesses were ARTICLES N EL! CHEVROLET SALES & SERV) CE. Pat- & TOO! Eatand unemployment tends to AT" THE STORES son Chevro. Intorporated, 1141 encourage such movements 68—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS nley St and 18 Main St. Tel. 211 Hamilton Fish, Jr., representative | 15-B—RADIO o MOTOR CARS, Sales and service In congress from New York, ls| Si—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY apitol Buick Co. 1139 Stanley Street. g 68—WANTED, ARTICLES TO BUY chairman of the committee which | Real Estate for Rent has other members Representatives | gy ApoRTMENTS & TENEMENTS John Nelson, Maine; Carl G. Bach- | 70—Bt S PLACES FOR RENT —DESK ROOM AND OFFICES SIX and Efght. Come in and see J. B. Moran Motor Sales, 313% Telephona 2542 ma West Virgini dward E. DS RArDoMIANLY SALES & SERVICE. The Tsclock. Tennessee, and Robert . !I3—TARMS FOR FENT | TR0 (e ) L80T 'rom here the committee will go PR h R e O LR to Chicago. Adjournment sometime | 13— UAREHOUSES & S0 Telephone 245 ™ during August is expected. o | Real Estate for Sale OAKLAND new V & Ponuac Big Six = T3—AGENTS—REAL ESTATE Graham Sales & Service. Howard W. 9—AUCTIONEERS w . D Chest ‘ol 51 $0—BLDG. & BUSINESS PROPERTY PACKARD—HUDSON—ESSEX Sales and . . | $1—BUILDIN LOTS FOR SALE Service, Hone o Sales, 200 East C]ty Advertisement | sZrirss ror saie | San e Teren i 5 Bl RO EED EDRREALE) |GLDSMUBILE and Viking. New beautiful e SITSUMMER PLACES FOR SALE [Ceoepna g e e TN OMIOE M_SUBURRAN FOTL SALE A ORI SO 7, 86—REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE istrars of the City of New . 87—NREAL ESTATE WANTED Britain will be in session at their Rooms, Board and Hotels ALTOV[OTIV Service \m!lon—li pmrln;{ BUSINESS SERVICE LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, makes o.” cars. PHONE 1135 BATTERIES ts or any ot The same kind c e & Battery o en to others EDUCATION —_— _Dancing Teachers Building and Contract " Focal and Private Instruc tors Al | . dressed and de- ! month pavs’ for every Service. Albro Motor Sales Co., office Room 408, City Hall building | y3—Ho" e 0 e et Friday, 15t 1st, 1030, fr 2 [ $3—ROOMS = oriddey, Aluet L o B o OME AN (BOARD N o'clock moon until 2 o'clock p. M. |g;ZROOME*FOR HOUSEKEEPING [BRCerSTES e e AT e end on Friday, August Sth, 1930, g, _wWHE TO DINE JioStreato. dalaphone. 1515, - from 12 o'clock noon until 3 o'clock | 33—BOARD AND ROOM WANTED T ENIGHT SALES AND SER \ —File motor cars. Beloin Garags and p. m. for the purpose of making an | | Motor Sales. Fred Beloin, dr.. Prop. enrollment of the legal voters of | USED CARS | hurch Street. Tel the City of New Rritain, for the Purpose of nominating candidates = — | 5 for the State election to be held on Tuesday, November 4th, 1930, and CHE\/ROLET | to perfect the present list of regis- tration THOMAS J. SMITH, USED ( ARS WILLIAM ZIEGLER Apartments and Tencments 69 TO RENT, six rooms with all imj.ove- ments and garage. In the west end. kwood, City Hall. “ST. 23— Flve roor tenement fo d floor. Inquite on premises, e _room tenement fo n improvements. $15 a 2nd floor from 1 to 7 . Parkview Apts, modern improvements, garage. Tel. 146 or Toom tenement, ALl ements. Telephone 110 Franklin 81| Business Places For Rent 70 econd floor. suitable for pool ristaurant, etc. Established place. Inquire Henry Morans, ished apartment, Rea- ential location. Telephone For Rent 175 room furnished 2 weeks in Au- board at the New New Britain 6064-W or rent at Saybrook Manor month of August. Tele- CHALKER BEACH—Completely equipped | Week, month or season. Boats inculded. tudolph. Tel 2051-W. POCOTOPAUG—Cottage o rent furnished rooms Telephone 3410-W. NECK, Crouch Rd., Florence screened verandas, Tel. 3857-R ges to rent oo | mou f Markham's Bay. Tele- AT VALENTINE, HOME COOK- TELEPHONE 26-14. MRS. A. H. SMITH, SOUND VIEW EEAL ESTATE FOR SALa Building lots For Sale 8t J)Y-GLOVER BLVD.—Three large uilding lots. Inquire Paul Zink, 102 Houses For sake STIN ST —Cottage of 6 room Beautiful garden. Price $6,000. Hare ware City Co-Operative Ass'n., 122 Main Tel. 1413. BEFORE BUYING OR BUILDING your home, cor for mortgage money, see us for prompt and reliable service as RABINOW-RASCHKOW Real 300 Main St. Phone 600, BELVIDERE, 118" Stewart St—Bight om cottage. All latest improvements luding ol burner, electriz icebox. Paul_Zink, 102 Stewart St ST. Maple Hill—New one e dwelling, 6 rooms. - Sun parlor, fireplace, hot water heat, 1 car Earage in basement. §5,500, Terms. brick dwel 3 seam hehters, 3 car 50x156. Price $10,000. Terms. Tel. BUY FROM OWNER—New & room Eng: lish Colonial in Hartford at Atwood's Corner. on New Britain trolley ne. 7 miles from N. B. center. Ever: thing the latest and best. For particu- lars phone Hartford 7-0388, or write Classified Box 12 B. B, Herald Office. BUY a honie now! Prices never lower. Ses Paul Ponte & Co, 80 Brook St of telephone 4372 from 5 to § p. m. | FIVE room cottage. ATl modern. Beautlc fully located in Maple Hill. Large lot. Price §4,000; $200 cash and $35 per Harry R Holland. Tel. 4084, HARRISON Two family houss, 13 rooms. Excellent condition. Good rental, o car garage. Fine shrubbery. Price reasonable. Apply W. L. Hatch Co.. 24 Washington St .Tel. 3400, Improvements, Rent_reasonaole. second floor. Toom tenement, 7 vAth all improvements on_premises. BRITAIN STORE FIX' Registrars of Voters, RERE 50 CARS 5007 Classified Ad PRICED FROM $50 to $700 Headmgs Patterson-Chevrolet ||~ " C117 Fairview DE CURTAT . n's Auto Top Shop. 1 P. 0. Tel. 1434, Announcements 1—BURIAL LOTS. MONUMENTS orporated 2—DEATH NOTICES o 3—FLORISTS 1 Tel. 211 3.A—LANDSCAPE GARDENING = 4—FUNERAL DIRECTORS e S Bt Gtide B 5—1LOST AND FOUND Main St Opp. Po fti | our special 6—PERSONALS Battery ar Washington 101—Four room tenem Reasonable rent. Ve them 1o suit any home TRe_ apartment 43 Grand Street or WOOD ST, 164—3 room improvements. Telephone 1358 48— Apartme; Heated. Also 9 rospect Street 4 roomw, first 2—6 room tenement Reasonable rent modern improvements. 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS Latay e CADILLAC A Automotive your ca 3—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES S—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE | z 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES USED CARS 2—AUTOMOBILES WANTED | 13—AUTOS—TAXI SERVICE 14—GARAGES TO LET 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 15— MOTORCYCLES-BICTC 17—SERVICE STATIO. Have You s 8 1 ) . o i e Visited the New 19—BUILDING AND CONTRACT —BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED Repat DYEING & CLEANING 24— INSURANCE—ALL KINDS FORD 25_LAWYERS—PATENT ATTORNEYS 26—MOVING, STORING & CRATING pomn v e || SALESROOM | ERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS 33—WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES | At Educational | $1-PROFESSIUNAL SERVICES Il 96 ARCH ST. H Acn’;fftzfiag\bn\{g?&scounszs | If Not Give Us a Call DANCING TEA | TRUMENTAT, AND V. L 7 N & pRivats metnucrons || ALL 2 g;‘ rfgfl’;EA{QDELS Phone 2700 Open Evenings Herald Classified Ads. | For Best Resules '— = Henry Morans & Son 5 Very reasonat 268 Maple St Wanted—>Men mprovements, Business Opportunities —DENTISTS A h 1 d REAR 238 M 5 DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY { Ul orize LAY = | ware City Storags LAKEVIEW AVE.—Fins 7 foom house in bes section of West End. Sun porch, replace, hardwood floors, oil heat, tile two car garage. Price low. Cash Apply W. L. Hatch Co., 24 Wash- on St. Tel. 3400 LINCOLN ST.—Six room house with 1arge sun porch. Entirely modern. New three vears ago. Large lot, 70x215; two <ar sarage. Price attractive. Small cash yayment. Apply W. L. Hatch Co., 24 Washington St. Tel. 3400 MAPLE HILL, Robbins Ave.—§ room cots (age. Steam heat, storm sash, screens, one car garage. Corner lot, 100x160. Reasonable price and terms. The Com- mercial Co., Realtors, Room 413, “The Commercial Trus Co. Bidg. TAKE YOUR CHOICE! Ona 11 room two family house; one 7 room cottage and ots; one cottage arranged for families. Lockwood. Clty Hall D—6 rooms, 2 open fireplaces. and open porch. Lot big nake a full sized tennis LINCOLN ST —§ rooms. Large lot. Can be bought for less than $10,000, If It's Real Estats, See ARLSON & CARLSON 163 MAIN ST TELEPHONE 1 Summer Places For Sale 84 EAST HAMPTON—2 newly completed cot- tages at Lake Pocotopaug. E. T. Coaley, 209 Wethersfield Ave, Hartford. Tele- N.—f room shore cotiage let neighborhood, excellent cach. Reasonable price and terms. In- s Door Co, Kew Iotels 88 APARTMENT, 2 rooms Frigidaire, pri- vats bath. Also singls rooms with pri- vate bath if desired. Hotel Doris, 31 Main St. Tal. 4475. Rooms tor Rent [ Armico guttersand o 5{—TPleata ed. Cent; phone Toom to rent location. Pri- -J. second finor T1—Front. room. Nicely nished. Private home. 33 per week. it desired. Tel. 2419-W. it for $645 on te.ns. 245 Main Street, Westminster Apts —3 rooms SKIPPY He Fails to Qualify 1'M SO TOUGH I WASHES ME FACE wWITH GROUND GLASS, so HELP ME ! caN'T 1 BE A MEMBER OF YA “TOUGH CLUB; CAN'T I, Axrsn? § Perey L. Crosby, Great Britain rights reserved ©1930 | King Features Syndicate, Inc By PERCY CROSBY (Copyright, 1929, by Metropolitan Newspaper Bervice) MEMBERS IN OUR it lccuB DoesN'T USE il | THE DRINKIN' WATER TO WASH THEIR FACES WITH SUMMER ST, 1 SUMMER ST, Cohn, 3 Elm 8t.' ™ in Americal and radio. 32 el 3UI-W Furniah. Also 3} modern Tam- 5 for Targe ‘urnished fromt 1sekeeping rooms. water. Also Reasonable FURNISHE ated in western it W desired. front _room comforts " Rooms and Board 0 ©d, ladies or gentlemen. rooms, twin beds, showe: me privileges. Reas ates. 355 East Main St ,Tel Mrs. Grace Fancher able M Four gentiemen want Home privileges. Central Beatic e 39 Rooms For Housekeeping 91 AMP ST. 40— nicely furnished Tght usekeeping rooms. All conveniences Suiable for * gentlemen or married unle. Reasonabl HURCH 8T, 81—-Light housekeeping o rent. All conveniences. Rent ngle or double rooms or Pant sekeeping. Also rooms -and 15ard At low rates. Tel. 13 3 and 4 room# for ght housekeeping. Modern conveniences. Trivate entrance, Single room. Garage, Trauire first floor west \sheq apartments n private bathg Central. Inquire at Apt. 3, 131 Main Bt