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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 11)24.
I ..f
WILLCARKV (iUT
) EDUCATION PLANS '
"Propaganda" Will Not Ailecl
It, Crabtrec Says
WssIiltiRtnn. Wnv.
1 Ediirni ion Assmi
ln In ili'i iM-ttini'i
Education v. k, .
through I r?. t .
tree, tint; tip pro1;.
Tied out il'l'lli' pet
gandu," lie utl v i
. against it.
No n ol i f 1 1 ; r t--n
Of Hie niiii.in.ii dr.
C. A. Ii.vl I.. . i rv
social ion, ! "i.J,
Wonip n ' I , . - .
Freedom i;:.i . .. .
Kaui?Hli.irs !i,i l
gainst th i ('.-."!
Can t.i'innn 1:t ' t.
Cnmtni'olc . r
J. Tici-rt I- l;i :'
t his ot'Mv- up.;. : ,
protest?.
.1 W.
i w i 1
M'ro M.l'Hrtni
TTiahlneten- 'Is -rot;! J-.. '
tome a pepu ir : . r ' 'n:..
United States. 'J.-. ,". rs lu n.
bountry a 'so ;-p n.sr ' n -f
quantities of n--.; f.,:i lo f..r :gn
markets, a i-p-n r.; in- rftmi.ii.
idpartmpt if -i ai. .. rflSr f
more than 5 poi".: ni
macaroni was .-xj.ori- 1 to Kiirop'si:
Sountrles in r:: ni i:z?..
There's a fiire'-t ty eff"";.,' -(
h secure. ilfiirnhMf rr.on.-r. a v.iv
that many li.ae proven I '' pr.irti. a
experience use the Want A. is.
If his first pair of ro!W skates
slide out from under linn. Hoy Jial
ler, 4, of Washington. I. "., won't
worry. He is orjuippH with pillow
shock absorbers for cnirgr noifs.
Notice.
' RKPt HI.ICAV PRIMARir.si.
All r.epuliltfan Ki-fn l'irii.t
to become ran-ii-late lor d icfi'.s
to th? Rejlubli.-an s'.,te Oiavonuon,
to be held in ll.irtrr!. Novm!'r -1
.nd 25, i:-:4. a-, tloj ll.'pub'iran I'ri
tnarics to he 1 H N.iv.-nii.vr 11.
1924, must C'4 'heir p.-'i'Ta w;h
William II. -T 1 1 ' 1 . r. j.rn.m ' t:-,
Bl'publtcan Town iVimii'-'e, on w
before Thuriay, No.'!::.. r
-i.
Map. m., a; I;, pup.kmh 31. .. I'rtr.t
ters. 26 i Main r'.--, ,.i t.i-; To'
f New KrtiAin.
Per ordr.
fcEf'l"BI.I''AN" "'' A N C V '," ;!;
V. H. .,;... .'.ni; .n.
TunmgandRepairing
riANOS and PLAYERS
All Work (.iii'iani.-i ,1
WALTER H. K0VEL
12 (.ni.t.vHooi, sr. i .1. sjj.j
A Definite
Advantage
There i a 4i.-'iitc1 ;ul
vantaKe to lit: aim'fl hy
telling ail the mipintji'it.
farts in nur W'ur.i .f!s.
Fn seekm;; v.-oi hrr.s,
gellinjr realty. i'i'nfin:.
IfKikinjr fill- h joii- niiki
your ant .ipp-l rr.)
plrte. For CNamr'e. if on
are .sunirootnii': vuirKf i.-
to your tiflVe. st.'ilp r-
artly vhnt ipialifv-af i"ti
applicant s must hav,
tell of the vorkinj.' citi
fiition.s you nffrr, chanrp
for a'dvanrpnoiit and
vajjes you will pay.
Explicit Wants are the
most satisfactory for
both the ailvrrt isr anI
those who rcji'ind to
them.
Bumpers
' v '
y "-" I
---- ' M"
TROUBLE IN BRAZIL
ii'lKiri Ct Hi IiIiik Capital .-ert
I Inn Ml Hi' Mils Hi-iikcn Out III
llimki 1 1 f ,N allium I Atiny.
T;,e A;...,.. LiU't) i'ivn.
I'm. ivk Aires, Nov. 1 I', pin ts.
nhliii; li. r from Prail lo'liiy ;i
. ". .1 i '..it irVDiiimuiaiy troiilile
i I lrik. ii out ill the Hru'llinu
r. y. 'IV t'.u t li'fhlp t-jo 1'uulo
. ii'l In have ri'MUM ami. with
..ill r sliip m.iu nin Jan. I to har
i !- 't lur an uiiKncnvn tlesi iiiu-
, I all- I lin o sioricK
mi i, Nuv. 1. Vt illulm I'.alz
ii as "i in. human ruhbrr
' fit an A 'is nan van lev illo fir-.-.ii,.
i'i.- iml'lii'lly thai lit
; l is r.'n nt n t in it at nut-
: I '' ' "II I In i'..' Morion nut
hMwit.iw n l.'iililinc. I, in. I'd on
..I, .ni.l I o u 1 1 l' . I im:k lo the
.. tin- ineit s'l.ps iiuiu-
M,i:l r.'.Tl' T
...I'l-llli lt.
i" iii loui.ii with
THE POTTERS
taxi r.'iWFPJ
i am r 1 fiP-r
L-l ' ' ' '
I
POLLY AND HER PALS
I '8r?AAi I I oh-, bcv- x ir r ill. be.
BWWfcRS" THEypt jtust ) Vpi&ht backM
1 To SEfc the hm,- the Birds , . uomt be ""J-
OUy.J S- "WT KIA) N ( HOM. AJDW5 MAR)
City Items
Riiynmnil Joseph Coyle, on of
Charity Commissioner and Mrs,
.Iiinira A. Coylo of Cherry street, oh
served his eighth birthday yestcr
ilny, by ciitei ruining a number of
friends ul )il homo. The gtieats
l played games, and refreshments I
Ht'i'o provided.
Mm. .lohn II. Hall of 131 Pleasant
i struct was called to Merlden yeater
I dity hy nens of the Illness of a
cousin. Thu relative died before she
I arriv. d, and Mm, Hall will attend
I t Ii c funeral, which will be held lo-
niDi rciw morning.
i The liatnvllle Realty Co. sold to
day through the Camp Heal Kstute
i Co. a two family houso on Maple
J street, rialnvllle, to Charles F.
; uialii'ph y and Anna Utiakesley.
I The water board will receive bids
' up November 11 on the construc
tion of water main In Kast street
ami Mansfield and Lander avenues
; A meeting of the salary committee
or the common council will be held
I Nmenil.er 10 to prepare for action
on petitions for Increases.
Good
If a fountain pen or a furniture polish is worthy,
sooner or later you are likely to hear of it. Even if you
never read the advertisements, the good news may
trickle down to you in time.
Meanwhile, perhaps, you have tried and discarded
many an unworthy polish or pen. Yet if you read the
advertisements, you can know of the best be enjoy
ing it from the first.
Advertisements keep you alert to the new and to
the best. Advertised goods cost less, because they sell
in greater quantities.
Moreover the advertisements tell you of wares
that justify your faith. You can buy them, confident of
satisfaction. They can't be widely advertised unless
they please.
Don't overlook the rood news in these advertising
columns each day.
-v
To buy advertised goods is to
travel with the leaders
OVER 11,000 HERALDS
DISTRIBUTED DAILY
THK HKKALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA
TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN
The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An
Audited Circulation
rp rr n
FIERCE FIRE RAGES
IN PIHSBUROH
Hundreds ol Tons ol Grain Being
Destroyed
Pittsburgh, ra Nov. 4. Fed by
hundred of ton of grain, fire at
1:S0 thi morning destroyed the
grain elevator nd building of the
liwlght Hamlin Company,, Inc.,
burned six box car on tho Allegheny
Valley railroad siding and drove six
tamllls from their homo. Fire Mar.
thal Thomas Tfarr estimated tlfe
damage at $500,000 at 2 o'clock.
The flames broke out In the Ham
lin building, gutted that Structure
and Its adjoining grain elevalor and
threatened lo spread to nearby
buildings, causing police to order the
families In the nearby residence to
leave thlr home. Shortly afU'r the
firemen arrived at tho scene of tho
news
Just a
i v- 1 I ' Ti i I ' 1 '! dggsw II i v ' J S . I . hi f
n K? i-:?-rs-i Mr - i.ir- yv 1- r K tit- t "If
fire, one pf the walla of the Hamlin
building collapsed.
JiO VATICAN EM'OT.
Washington, Nov. . The Argen
tine embassy was advised today
that by a vote of seven to six the
Argentine council of ministers had
decided to discontinue appropria
tions for an envoy to the Holy Bee
i ne action was taken despite th
fact that the President of the conn
ell was against discontinuing ' the
appropriations.
OFF FOR MEXICO,
New Orleans, Nov. 4. Plutarco
Kllas C'alles, president-elect of Mex
Ico, arrived hers today en route to
Mexico. He will remain until Thurs
day night and then Intends to go to
Mexico City to prepare, for his In
auguration, Sunday, Nov, JO.
Plymouth, England A large
crowd gathered at the dock to wit
ness the arrival of the F.mlr of
Katslna, ono of the ruling princes of
Nigeria, and his two wives. The two
wives were Heavily veiled and close
ly guarded, and their appearance on
shore was the signal for loud cheer
ing and laughter.
TeW ( LOWEST RATE
rTlliy
Mere Pocketful
AT YOUR
SERVICE
Below is a list of the
Standard Headings in
every day use on the
Classified Pago. Note the
easy-to-read alphabetical
arrangement.
Phone Your Ad To
925
Closing time for insertion
in same day's paper
1 T. M.
ANKOl'NCKMF.NTS
1-ni'RIAt, T.OTS, MONUMENTS
8 1'EATH NOTICES
S FLORISTS 1
i FUNERAL DIRECTORS
8 LOST AND FOUND
l PERSONALS
7 STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS
AITOMODI1.KS
AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES
9 AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SAT.tB
10 AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE
11 AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
II AUTOMOBILES WANTED
13 AUTOS TAXI SERVICE
H OARAGES TO LET
16 MOTORi-TCLES AND BICTCt.ES
1 4 MOTORCT'I'8-BICTC-LS WANTED
17 SERVICE STATIONS REPAIRING
BUSINESS SF.KVtf'l!
-BARBERS HAIRD'S, MASSEUSE)
-BUILDING AND CONTRACT
-BUSINESS SERVICB RENDERED
-DENTISTS
-DRESSMAKING MII.L1NERI
-DYEING CLEANING
-INSURANCE ALL KINDS
-LAWYERS-PATENT ATTORNET8
-MOVING, TRUCKING. BAGGAGE
-PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
-PLUMBING, HKAT'G. METAL WK
-PRESSING AND TAILORING
-PRINTG. JOBB'O, STATIONERY
-PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
-REPAIRING A PIANO TUNING
-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
EDUCATIONAL
JI CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
r, DANf.iNG TEACHERS
U INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
37 LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORS
38 WANTED INSTRUCTORS
EMPLOYMENT
39 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
40 HELP AGENTS WANTED
41 HELP MEN WANTED
: HELP WOMEN WANTED
13 HELP MEN OR WOMEN
44 SITUATIONS WANTED MEN
45 SITUATIONS WANTED WOMEN
FINANCIAL
4! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
47 INVESTMENT?, STOCKS. BONDS
4 MONEY LOANED
49 WANTED TO BORROW
LIVE MTOCK
50 CATTLE AND SWINE
51 - DOGS, CATS, PETS
63 EGGS. POULTRY 6UPPLIES
S3 HORSES. VEHICLES
64 WANTED LIVE STOCK
MERCHANDISE
58 ARTICLES 1 OR SALE
SI BUILDING MATERIALS
67 BUSINESS 4 OFFICE EQUIP
IS FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
69 FEED AND FUEL
SO FERTILIZERS. SEEDS. PLANTS
61 FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING
fj GOOD THINGS TO EAT
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
64 MACHINERY. ELEC, ft TOOLB
65 MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES
66 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
61 B RADIO
67 WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRI
WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY
REAL KSTATR FOR RF.NT
APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS
-BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT
-DDPK I'.O.iM AND OFFICES
-FARMS FOR RENT
-HOUSES FOR RENT
-SUBURBAN FOR RENT
-VACATION PLACES FOR RENT
-WAREHOUSES STORAGE
-WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE FOH SALE
7I-AOKNT8-REAL ESTATE
7!) AUCTIONEERS
50 BLDG. & BUSINESS PROP
51 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
: FARMS FOR SALE
S3 HOUSES FOR SALE
64- SHORE PLACES FOR SALE
IS SUBURBAN FOR SALE
66- HEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
S7- REAL E.STAT E WANTED
ROOMS, HOARD AND HOTELS
it HOTELS
S9 ROOMS FOR RENT
5r..rior'MS AND BOARD
91 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
91 WHERE TO DINE
?: WANTED BuAUD OR LODGING
BY
i "v7?VWAir A MINUTE
- Tr I WAIT A MINUTE
"Coornelil. 1024
f-lf .Crett
BY
THE HERALD
"WANT ADS"
alphibttlcslr Arnnid Per Quiets
smt Rtady Rrrnc,
LINE RATES FOR
CONBUCUTIVB INSERTION! '
Chtrn rrtpild
i "y .... us
I days ....1 lint
I dyi ,.,.1 Una
t day ..l lint
I days ,,,.1 Una
days ..,.1 Una
tt day ....I lint.
.it) .01
.90 .11
U .11
.at .:
.40 ,11
.41 .11
111) 11.10
Taarly Ordar Itatat Upon Application.
Count wordi (a s Una.
14 llnaa to au Inch. ,
Minimum Spaca, I llnaa, .
Minimum Book Charaa, II fctnta.
No Ad Aocapttd A Mar 1 P. M. ret
Claaaldad Pase en lama Day..
Ada Aoeaptad Over the Talephona
for convenience ef Cuitomere. Oil
t:i. Aalffer a "Want Ad" Operator.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monument
NEW BKITAIN-Uonunent Works, 111
Oak BU Uonumtnta ef si) aliee end
dtacrlptlon. Carving and letter cutting
our apeclalty.
BURIAL VAULTS-Concrate tteel rain
forced water proof, hermetically eeal
ad, will outlaat either wood or metal
Do not require larsar lota. Raaaonably
prlrtil, N. B. Vault Co. Maple. Tel. I7l.
t-lorlsts
CUT FLOWERS pottad planta. Carna
tlona, 11.00 dot. Chryaanlhmuma 11.00
to It. B0 a dos. Boiton fame, 3oc up.
Funaral work dona at low prlcaa. We
dallrar. Naw Britain . Graanhouae,
rhnne ;43-14.
CUT FLOWERS potted plants, pleaalng
variety. Spactallilns en funeral work.
Johnaon'a Oreonhouao. I1T Church St.
CUT FLOWERS potted plants, all kinds,
funeral work, free delivery. Sandallla't
Oreanhnuae. Ill Oak St. Phone 1143-11
Lost and Found
BEADS Lost, itrlns of thll'l a (old btade
In vicinity WeM Main St. Tel. II.
Rtwa rd.
CAT mala, youuf, srfy, loat. Reward.
Phnna 1113-13. 39 rrk St.
CAT Paralin gray Angora loat. Flndar
pla return to 11S Arch 8l. Rfward.
TORTOISE SHELL g!ala In raaa with
urn of money loat Tuesday In front of
PavldKon Levanthal. Flnfler rail Ut-l.
Personals
CHRIBTMAS CARDS
OMer your cardi for personal en
srsvlng now. Our tample booka aliow
hundreds of dla.tn-tlva cards. If j-ou
lire unable to rail at our store, phono
r write and we will aend a sample
' to jou.
ADKIN3,
CHURCH ST.
DON'T .MISS-tlie Fall Carnival, Carnival
Week, Nov. 10th. Capitol Theater.
Store Annoumx-ment
COME to the Opening S.ile. noW goinir
on at Flier's Bargain ,i..r. . ; Wash
ington Dace.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO -WALK A FEW
STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN.
TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL
SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY NAVY
STORE. NEXT TO WESTERN UNION.
Comes Back
The Tories' victory In the British
elections means Stanley Baldwin be
comes premier ag-ain. This Is his
latest picture.
J. P. McEVOY
bv Ki.e l 'I
Briieie rijlns nerved ' -V
CLIFF STERRETT
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto ami Trurk Agynclf
8UICK MOTOR CARS-aalsa end servleel
Capitol Bulck Co. Ill Area tt. Phone
I4II7.
CAtllLLAO CAr.r-Salea and Service.
Lean Motor CoTA Reputable Coacern."
Watt Main, rnmer l.lnooln etreete.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS Sales snd
service. Superior Aule Company, HI
A run St. Phono 111.
DODGE BROTHERS Salts snd atrvhe.
S. a F. Motor Sales Corp., Ill ElnMU
romer Franklin. Phone III.
OURANT AND STAR motor rare. Salts
and service. "Just Real Good Care." a
A. Bonce, H Main et-eet. Phone till,
FORD CARS Fordeon tractor. Balea ear
vice; genuine parts snd scceesorles,
Automotive aslee 4k Service Cow lot
E. Mais St
O. M. C.-3 ton trurk, 1911, In A-l shape,
for sale cheap. Inquire, Joe Messina, 41
Lafayette St.
HUDSON ESSEX Sales and service. Tark
St. Auto Co., associate dealer, 130-131
Park St.
HLTJIOD11.K CARS Salea and aervl.a.
City Service Station, Mertford Ave.
corner Stanlty St.. A. M. Ptontoaa.
LEXINGTON high grade motor cats.
Sales and Service. a A. Bene. II
Main St Phone i:il.
MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER Sales snd
, service. McOauley as Bennett. II Aicb
St. Phone H.
MOON MOTOR CARS-favorably knows
the world ever, a. L. Green. Sdlee snd
Service, 141 Arch St. Phono SZE.
NASH motor care. Ste Ihe sew line.
Salts snd Service. A. Q. Hawker, II
Elm street.
PIERCE-ARROW Hudson. Ettex, AutrZ
lea's leading car valuee. See the new
coachet. Honeyman Aute Bales Co., 131
Arch St. Phone 1101.
REO MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth
M. Searle as Co., Bales and Service, cor.
Elm snd Park St. New Britain. Conn.
Phone 1110. Iocs agents for Gasule)
Snubhtrs.
RICK ENB ACKER MOTOR CARS-Sales
and service. Mercer's Oaraga, 101 Tark
St. rhone 1733-;.
KOLLIN end Jodan Motor Care. Salee
and Service. Onorato Motor Co. II
Mala St. Phone lill.
8TU1JEBAKE11 Service snd Saiasmom at
Hi Arch St. A. A D. Motor Sales Co.,
Inc. Phone i0.
WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
motor care, showroom at 4 Elm St.
Service 1ST Cherry St. "The Sleeve
Valve Motor.". R, O. Rudolph. Phone
1051-1.
Autos and Trucks fur Sale t
ATTRACTIVE valuea Include large a
aortment of popular cart, priced to aell
150 to 1100 Also Gray touring, demon,
strator. See ua for good bargains.
Aaron (3. Cohen. Inc., 181 Park St.,
imrrTorn.
BUIt-K touring, 19:2. I passeuget, good
condition. C. A- Bence, II llalu si.
Phone 1216.
CHANDLER, 1918 chummy roadster In
pnrfe. t condition. Price only 1260. K.
M. Searle tt Co., Cor. Main and Park
Sts, Phone 210.
CHEVROLET TRUCK-1 ton, 1 924, run
S00 miles. Price J630. Call at 4;
Ar.-h St.
DURANT wo have 1 buatntas coupe that
has never been driven even tn demon
at ration. It can be bought at a big
aavtng. Tradee and terms cunstiteied.
C. A. Bence, 61 Main St. Phone 1216.
ED. KENNEDY'S auto exchange. full
line oi visoa cart ana parts. :s willow
s'reet. Phone 2093.
FORD. 1917 touring car. This car ran
lit bought for 176, with terms. Good
running condition. Automotive Ued car
Exchange, 10 Arch St. Phone 1761.
'VILLI'S KNIGHT, 1S24 club sedan. fcTS
only 6000 miles. 6 good tlree, Price
1!50, 7v. M. Searle, Cor. Park an'l
Main Sts. Phone ?1in.
BUICK USED CARS-
15:47 PASS., SEDAN.
1924-4 PAS., COUPE.
19214 PASS., 4 CTL. COUPE
1923 -S PASS., TOURING
14215 PASS., TOURING.
1S20 S PASS., Hl'PMOBILE TOUR.
APTTOt. BUICK CO.,
I '3 ARCH RT.
PHONE ?407,
FO R DS - FOR DS - FOR DS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF L3ED
FORD CARS IN THE CITI
COME IN AND PICK YOUR CAR
DOWN PAYMENT
ONE-FIFTH OF PRICE
BALANCE IN 10 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
PAT WII1LF. DRIVING
MODEL
1M7 tountiy t'ja.W
Iflft runabout tio.O'
1917 touring fiiMO
191- touring 5t).0(
lfl9 tWi'ing 6"',0A
IrlS touring 6n.0O
ifli r4ii'oot ?j.oo
tanflhftut f.i.Ofl
I?19 touring 61.(10
19"? noflan rr:00
19-2 aPtJan ?i:,flo
nerlan , SGn.OO
lft?3 cour S5".tO
coup) z:QM
MiZ coup SOO.OO
121 roup
toiirlng , CVf.OtJ
lfl?3 touring 2?ii,(H)
392 touring 200.00
1!?J touring ' 17.V0!)
19:3 touring ?00.0
11?! ru'iabotit , H.tO
1931 runabout 135.00
1920 runabout i:S.0
192ft ton tnirk i"0.f0
193" ton trurk panel -?S'.nft
1518 Dodge 250.00
AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR
EXCHANGE
18 AKCH ST., PHONE lTfl.
This Date in History )
17!I Thomss Johnson. stes-
msn. horn. H was first Plats
Governor of Maryland..
175! John Branch. politician.
born, lie was secretary of the state
under Jackson.
1791 ft. Clair dVfonte1. y
1 T 9S Dayton. O. founded. i
Daily Thoughts
"Ths human race is governed by
lu tmaginaMon without taata."
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