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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05

Z II ;1ltiln6 libro lie Andre eide Sc IT,
tula Dost0Ucushi. YoanO me atrevla a
.lccir quc! Is una obra extraordinaria |:
.,cra Sc puede .aseSurar que es ihny in
tercspmie. lara cSci ihtcres SC asocian
la persona Id.i crftico. una de las mas
inquictus : iseutidas de la actual L.
~terajura fra FRANCESCA. Ia del autor 81 81,
nentalon a catia yez mas slanntllIc s1tlnlI, colo, colo
20 rlsM st,ir ;.s.,..s 4li
As iiapqsible aproNimarse Dosto-
;erski. sin exlcrimcntar cl esealofrlo
lcl vertigo .tiene la cualidad de las al
turas. C 81 Sc quieEe del nblsmo. ese
abisn;o rcsulta tOdayla mas impresio-
lante ST Sc considera que esta labran-
10 s>hre Ia materia misma s,Hl hombre.
Maestro de rsicologfa. Pcro Ia pa
ahla maestro arrastra un sentido r'-
dag0gico Oulenator que al litcrato
ruso ,lc viene tan ancho como una casa
ca .gnloncada\a un .vagabundo. Dosto-
,yevski, eS 81 ;espiritu libre, roto in
cnnscientementc, fatalncnte prOfundo
que sc dedica a bucear Ell .el generC
humane, y SAGA a Ii. luz, como quien
no, ihace NADIA, los naravillosos secre-
tos iGel. fondo, radiantes como joSas a
veces, ,pero mas amenllo cnvueltos en-
pestfferp tango. ad,,, So
S. Decfa Nietzche .El descubrimicn-
to- de Dostoveyslsis ibai sido para mi
mas 'importante todayfa. que el dc
Stendhal;ie ;ies el IllIico one me ha cnse-
iIado algo en- psicologfa'.
Por mi parte, 20 declare qne me ha
revelahso mas dc un secreto, que ha
iluminado repentinamente mas Gc una
idea que antes Ia tciiia cOnflsa., Hay.
por ejemplo. en- el IdiOfd lln pasaje que
no puede leerse, sin sqbrcsalto mem
tai Es cuando cl principe Muichkinc,
cuenta el ,ealcuclltro que ha tenido on
Ia Gale con 4uTa pohre Mlljer del pue-
bio. i.
'.Al yolvcr al ,hotcl-4dice-stro
eoD una alleana que llevaba- On bra j
.zes I'm milo de teta. la mucjer. era
'joven atn, y q Milo podlfa tener, hasta
iseis semanas y eli niho sorcfa a la
madre por pfimera vez en- su VIA. En-
el mismo instante. vi la aldeana. per-,
signarse piadosamcnte. pero tan pia-
dosamente! ''ycIsi i,sted--.ne rcspon-s
tli'iF-. 10 misn0aIue una malre Sc siellr
tie dichosa. euande sorprcnde Ia prime
ra sonrlsa, dc su nene, .asf Dios recibe
una algeria cada vez que. s5esde 10 al
to del Cielo.y6 que lM pecador eleva
hasta q una rerviente plcgaria". rs
una mlier del pueblo Ia que me lia
dieho ESQ. la que ha expresado Csc
pensalaiento tan profundo. tan fino.
tan verladelaniente religicso. On a q.
So encuentra todo el fondo tIcl cristia-
nismO: es dcclr. In noci0n dc Dios,
considerably como nuestro padre. y Ia
idea, de que 'Dios. Sc rcgocija a Ia Wis
ta de un hOIubre, como un padre n
vista Ele. IN homDrc, como lm padre a
la vista dc su hiIo, principal pcnsa.
'mIcnto de crl1to'.
En cfecto, DoHtoyevsLI NOS ID ab: In
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
La ItHatua Dc DQdgGVSki

mas lulninosa bella .eXplicacion del
scntido y3la necesidad de la ,plesarla.
Estaspicrde ca M mOnlentO el <slracter
uuc secularmente nos querfan ilniHllf.
La gracious no Is lln rHegO 'eSoista, la
tt..icion iutcresada do liuloSna, hi ST.
uuierY el scryil rccurso que Sirve para
aplacar has iras dcalm juez: no Is mlS
aue la sonrisa qae HI criatura offcn-.
da a su Padre. para que cl Padre, to-.
do amor, Sc resocijc. =. -Esto, es vcr-
/ dad, 10 habfan dicho les mfsticcs. Pc.
ro cenfcscmos que no 10 habfan expire
sado ell uni lcnguaje tan dcsFrovisto
4. ret6rica an;atofia, en- I'm relate tan
SIMPLE tI1li convenitnte, que nGS dPJa
t.stnpefaCtos. realmente iluminadoS.
:. Apesar de esta admiration, inle atre-
we're a cGnfeSar tOdo cl pcligrO que des-
cll!lro en- DoStoyeSski v gencralmente
en- todO 81 eSpfritu russo? Tai veZ soy
un honbre fntegramente occidental; ;
acaso mi eXageraGo occidentalismo me
hace asoinarme, con susie, 81 ya mo
con repugnancia. a ese fondo del alma
eslaFa tlOnde 10 oriental Y aSiatico to-
ma caracteres tan peligrosos. ;Cual
pelisro? ;Pero que peligrO mayor pue-
dc cxistir para un occidental que el
,.iItiliC1,an al ANA uuIIiSmO1
FL propio Andre Glide 10 deelara,
cuando analiza el sentido del cristia-
nismo de Dostoycyski. 81
,"Ciertamente-esc Zen La pagina
1tS dc su libro-plsetle decifse que has
: ta ,cicrto ,punto lBalzac es taiMbi6n I'm
autor clistiano. Pero solo cOnfrontan-
DO las dos t6cnicas. la del noyelista
r,lso y Ia tlel frances. es como pode-
mos c0mprenler II que extreme cl ca
tolicismo del seg1lndl0 SO aparta de Ia
dOctrina piiramente evangelical del pri-
nero. Para no turlar a nadie, olga
mos, 81 10 preferis. que la COmedid hn-
mana. de Balzac, ha nacirJo del contac-
to del Evangelio Y del 'budismo. del
espfritu ,asiitico."
Mas adelante (pdgina 225) agrega:
"Pero. ma dirGiS. 81 Ia scnsaci6n
'triunfa del pcnsaniiento. ST el alma no
debe conoccr 0tro estado que Csc cs-
tado yago, tlisponiblc. a mercch de t.
tla Influenza exterior. ;que puedc re-
sultar sino In cOmpleta anarqufa
Nos ha dicho nos han rcpetido a me-
nudo en- estOs tiltimos tiempos. que Il
ESQ conduce fatalalente la doctrina dc
nostcWevski. La discussion de csta t1oc-
trina podrfa llevarnOs mny lejOs. pues
recMZco desde ahora las protestas
que yo podrfa suscitar 81 yO afilmase
No: no es la anaquia adonde Dos
toyevski. nos empIia, .sino sensillamen-
te al Eyangclio Porque es ncccsariO
dccirlo'tOdo. La doctrina cristiana. tai
como esta cOntenida en- 81 Evangelio.
no SO nos aparece n nOsotros les fran
ceses sinoia tuRv6s I'c In Igclsia cato
lica, O sea dcmcstlcatln por Ia IglesIn.
Y Dostoycvskl slcntc horror por las
liglesIa. pcro cn particular por Ia lyle.
sla cat6lIn. -"
Por nuostra nparte aiadIrcmos quo
(conii''fia en- Ia png. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
iQNE NENGA ELLA!

Va de cerca te estoy viendO,
de cerca me estas miranda,
y tie estoy adivinando.
Y til me estis comprendiendo.
FingimOs de igual manera,
til altiva. yOs mdiferente,
Y nos miramos de frente.
isin sonrefrnos siquiera
Has pensado, al VERNE entrar.
que. al fin, vuelvO interesarme
V dices :; Viene a buscarme J
y dig0 =; Me va a lamar =
Mas ninguno comprendemOsS
que esta lucha cs inOcente: \
pues. Ell la OCCASION presentc.
sufrimos pOrque queremos.
Y era tan f1cil dejar
de padecer Y sufrir...
Isl til qnisieras venir...
0 20 te .fuera a buscar!..
Sc que mi no quiercs volyer,
mi peehO de amor Sc muere...
~ Hingmo de ambos quiere
ser el primero en- ceder!
y Ell tanto que nos miramos
desde lejos. nos decimos
las penas que padecimOS
v las dichas que gozamos.
YO te aimirO siemprP bella.
til me atormentas cruel.
Y dices: Que vcnga Il
Y sO:-: Que vcnga ella -
Asf, altivos V orsullosoS
suardam0S nuestrO dOlOr
Y muriGndOn0s de amor,
nunca seremos dichosos.
;Nunca! Ya no es de cspcrar
que nos volvam0s IL mnir...
porqnc, no uuerras vetiir...
;porqNe no te ire Il huscar!
Joaquin Il. HIGUERAS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
AvIsO

Para cualquier trabajo dc contabili.
dad, aperture de libros. investigaciOnes
de cuentas. balances y llevar libros ma.
yores, Sc ofrecc persona con muchos
ahos de pfaesisa y buenas referencias.
Para informes diriiase A. r.. BOX 3lo.
San Juan. p, n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
Sc SUICIDE

Como Il las scis dc la ma1ana del
dfa 81 de octllbre. en- lii calle lose {.
Barh0Sa'. de Isabella. Sc suicide ahor-
cindcsc CON una Soga. el anciano Ra-
mon Roman. dllcho de una casa de
hu6sr1l.s E,a hlanco. como de 90
amos. V no cstaba bien de saiigjlL hi en-
.suS negocius. y cstas circllnstancias Sc
presume. L. intIu.i irron al suicide.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
En- yIAJE DE NEGOCIOS,

@ Hoy pors,Ia manana han salido pa
III. III isla ell asuntos comerciales.
nucstres hnencs. amigos dc. II mercan-
til +. Million Y Co. deaesta ciudad
Angel Orjoales y Placido Million, quie-
nas 9isitarpn la parte oeste y sur de
la isla. rospeltiramente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
soNoR1DAD Y REs1sTENc1A.

hay narca de p:ano7da voces tan sono-
ras Y de tanta resisteneia en- climas
tropicales, como la de Koh.er &
Campbell, rePrcyeatada por 81 amos en-
Puerto Rico por 7. Aguilar, San Juan,
P. R. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05

del presiente Coolidge miles
de pondra la prmera piedra del edo
Jorge Washington Alexandria, S4O00000
ceremonial prmero novmbre Charles H. Caagan,
Gran Maestro de Virginia llama
hngton coocar pidra del Captoo Naciona
teabre 1888 FL eco ara
$50 260 coinas del Shooter
al 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-05
San Juan, P. R.toct. "a, 1923.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjuidaci6n en- p1blica subas-
ia de las obras de construction de dos
puentes de hormigon reforzado, sobre
el rio "Turabo", en- el'sitio denomina-
do '"Poblado del Rio" y "Paso Ava
lo", en- la. carretera "Naguabo-Jun-
cos, cuyo presupuesto aprobado as
ciende VEINTE MIL TREINTA Y
OCHO DOLARES, noventa v dos cen
tavos, ($20,03S.92), Sc admitiran en-
esta oficina hasta las 2 P. M. del dia
Is de noviembre de 1928, en- que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos ,necesarios Sc daran
EN- esta Ofcina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- el contrato, y podran re-
coger los licitadores los pianos y mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante .un deposito de diez
dollars ($10), en- check certificado, gil
ro postal effective, que seran reem-
bolsados al ser devueltos dichos do
.cumentos en- ell plazo de veinte dias
(20) despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones y el de adjudicar ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
GuillermO Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
Tries to Hang Himself
 In Police Station Cell

Thomas Burke, who was arralgned before Judge 5. w. filling In police court this morning on charge ol drunkenness and was given a suspend- ed sentence to the state reformatory' made fruitless attempt at police headquarters Saturday night to com init suicide. The attempt, however, was frustrated by Officer Michael Brophy, night patrol driver. Shortly after Burke had been locked up in a cell, Officer Brophy went into the cell room and there found Burke hang ing from the cell door with a necktie about his neck. Later, after the necktie had been taken from him, he was put in the padded cell With no clothes other than his trousers and a pair of shoes, but again Officer Bro phy saw him tying his trousers about his neck. His trousers and shoes were taken from him and he spent the re- mainder of the night with no cloth- ing.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
OVERSTROMS SURPRISED
Griswold Street Residents Guests 0f Honor at Swedish Bethany Church and Presented With Cheek.

Mir. and Mrs. Anders w. Over strom of 52 Griswold street were pleasantly surprised Saturday evening at the Swedish Bethany church, by a large number of friends on the sixth anniversary of their wedding day.
 After short program consisting of vocal solos by Miss Irene Wahl- strom, John Ohlson on behalf of the assembled guests presented Mir. and Mrs. Overstrom with a check. Rev. c. F. Pihl also spoke of the many occasions the singing and playing Of Mir. and Mrs. Overstrom had been enjoyed and appreciated by the mem- bers of the church. Refreshments were served after the close of the program.
 Mir. and Mrs. Overstrom were mar ried in Stockholm, Sweden, where they enjoy wide acquaintance of friends among singers and music low CTS. They have travelled in Sweden for several years where MT. Over- strom studied for the ministry, but gave it up on advice of his teachers who thought his voice was worthy of all his efforts
 Since their arrival in this country they have travelled extensively on concert tours. Mir. Overstrom is a, present located at the Landers, Frar. | & Clark plant.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
CITY ITEMS.


 George T, Kimball Of this city was elected director for three years or the Farmington Country club al ths annual meeting Saturday nlkhi Winehell smith. the playwright was elected president
 Boxing. State Armory. Oct. ao'-adv
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley s. Gierymski or this city and Mir. and Mrs, A. hnlha of New Haven motored over the Mo' hawk Trail over the weekend. :.
 .'when All the World Forgets You" vocal. John A. Andrews X Co., adyt.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. Blrnbaum Of sh Winthrop street entertained last eve ming at whist in honor of Miss Lena If. Bestoff Of New York city who Is shortly 10 become the bride of Moe Fieldman, manager Of one Of the local stores.
 Doolittle's Ton Shop. Auto Tops, etc, -.-advi. Albert H. Docrr of .huttle Meadow avenue and Hurlbut Griswoid of Francis street have returned from q weeks motor trip to Maine.
 Monday luncheons al crowclls'- advt.
 Chief William J. Noble of the Ire department left today for Richmond. Va. where he will attend the chiefs convention. He will be away about | 10 days.
 Exclusive mi'Iinery. French Hat Shoppe. Room 107. Professional Bldg. S7 West Main street.--Advt
 The junior branch, Catholic Daugh- ters of America. will hold a minstrel rehearsal in the T. A. B. hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Last night T. A. B. fair.--advt. Player Pianos that are built to last lC. l.. Pierce S Co.--advt.
 Phenlx lodge, Odd Fellows, Will meet tomorrow evening. After the meeting a rehearsal of the initiatory degree will be held. No, No. Nora, fox trot and vocal. John A. Andrews & Co.-Advt. Laurel Court sewing society will | meet at the home of Miss Amy Beach, 49 Lcnnox Place, tomorrow from 10 to 5 o'clock. Luncheon will be served. Roses of Picardy." dance record. C, l., Pierce & Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
AUTO COLLISIONS
 BREAK SUNDAY CALM
Woman and Girl Thrown From
 Car in Fest End

Several aaisisis were arFaiened bes fore Judge E. ", Aillns "a pelles court this maraing on various charges of violating the motor vehicle law Albert Br0ski Nas arrested yesterday afternoon bg Policeman falfieA O'Mara fer violating rule Of me road following a collision at the eof' ner of North and sexton streets, Def tween his automobile and motor cycle driven hy Blody strolkas Of ss Railroad avenue, Waterbury. ne sas represented by Attorney Thomas Menaneugh in court today while Prosecutor Joseph q, Woods present cd the states ease.
 nr0ski was arrested for driving into Sexton street on his left side when he should have gone from North inte Sexton street on his right side, Tn court this morning no evidence was presented 10 prove that Brosh was on the left side Of the road and he was discharged.
 Joseph RnskoslSy was fined tio and costs for having improper markers on his automobile,
 Woman and Girl Thrown Out
 The case Of lgnatz Naiasanzy or % Smith street. charged with Violating a rnle of the road following a eol- lision between his car and one oper. ated by 4. F. Wells of Winsted ht the corner of West Main and Jerome streets last evening was continued until Thursday morning. Mrs. Anna smith and her ii-year-old daughter of T23 Main street, Winsted, were thrown from Mir. Wells car by the force of the impact. Mir. smith was not thrown from the machine. of- flccr Michael Massey conducted an investigation and placed the aeeusoh man under arrest. From what could bc learned Wells was driving west on West Main street and Vnlasanzy was driving east.
 Collision Near Belyidcre
 Tho case of Tony Abromowicz or i6 Richmond avenue. charged with violating rule of the road. was arrested by Policeman Patrick o'Mara after his automobile had collided with a machine driven by Jacob Young or 4s Wakefield court, at the corner or Allen and Stanley streets at about o'clock last evening. According to the police Young was travelling south on Stanley street when Abromowicz turned into Stanley street from Allen street. striking Young's car and pushing it against tree on the side of the road. Mrs. Jacob Young mother of Mir. Young, was thrown out and suffered decorations of the leg
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

right. providing that hushaha can not testify againsi his wife
 Joseph H. Dawson. heokheersf and notary public, was inc nrsi wh' ness for the defense, He admitted n" had taken more than 100 aeknowi' edgments on affidaNiis oHeFeh hs witnesses for Mir. Stokes,
 Absoi,es Mrs. stokes
 pr. Benson. in his deposition, salh he was a guest in the Wallace apart ment for several months In the fall of 1914. He fixed the date by letter written him hy the late Col. Theodore Roosevelt. introducing him 10 various persons in south America. He de- clared he had never seen Mrs. Stokes in the Wallace apartment.
 Stokes On stand
 Mir, Stokes then was called as wit- ness by Mir. uniermyer who asked him to tell the court the date Of birth of his two children. Mir. stener objected and the court sustained the objection whereupon Mir. untermyer exclaimed loudly;
 T can't try this case If 1 am io he interfercd with like this
 You don't have to try this ease. rctorted Justice Mahoney.
 "I want an opportunity 10 try this case fairly" the defense counsel ocn- tinued.
 "You will get just that" said the justice.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
STOKES RESTS CASE.
 WEES DEFENSE ON
M. E. D." Himself Is Called
 Upon to Testify Today

New York. Oct, ta.-Naz D, sssnsi, counsel foF W. P D ssesss lA n,s sisares action ssaiasl Afs hslsa I'. wood stokes. today rested hls ssss after haKias called sl witnesses, 's " shem ssEs negroes
 Alleged kf ea-respeaaenss
 u mas stated that lhe plsihtlH hsa intended offering Ta witnesses ha'' ing inc trial stokes eenhsel a'ieihp,r ed ta name only ene correspondent, Edgar T. Wallace, while inc eflsahal .etition made ia the hEsl trial charged ss acts of inhdellis, alleged a' ss' respondents and named 10.
 Wallace. it was said, pEehshif VII take the witness sland for Airs, hlehss today. It sas declared he might DC called al any moment
 wipess a spiritnaiisi
 samuel untermyer, chief aefehse eounsel, in erass,eNaminlng Adam Butterneid. negro. today charged that inc plaintiff had played upon inc snperstitions Of negro witnesses He asked the witness if there was q large gilt.letterod sign in front of the house If Hattie Johnson. negroes preenfess af witness for Stokes, and if ihe sign read est. Matthews Church or slleseo." Rntierheid answered in inc affirmative and admitted he had at trnded sniriinalisiie seanees at ths Johnson home,
 Stoke> n "spo0k"
 Were yon ihere." Mr, Intermyer asked. when Mir. stokes appeared
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
TELECRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES

cent sYeT thsir pTsssar msTsins fed ersl eaal commission reports,
 GossrnoT PiAehOt adsises nee SIS tem ef permits under ths iRteFnal FeA' enns laN i0 cheek aoea ef lianoF
 Geserasr Naiisn ef oklshems as- Riss insistsng Fum0Fs that he Is le FeT slEn today
 IAayd George visits birthplace ef Abraham ilReoln ai hedssnelils' Kentucky,
 New York social welfare officials declare that daylight saving has pros' ed harmful to many ehildFen, keeping Ihem in the streets shd aenHNlas them of sleep,
 Fise hundred Koreans sere hlllsn hy Jananess rigilaRtes ln massacre after earthquake, delayed fehia ae' vices say,
 Nikalsi i.enine has recovered lh' use of his paFslyzed les. Moscow als' patch declares,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
IIMITATJoN OF CLAIMS

A, a Court of Probate holden at Plain- vile within and for the District or fia,n- ,;,,o mn the 18th day of October, A. D., 1923 ,
 Present Merritt O. Ryder, Esq. Judge On motion of John II. kirkham, Exeeu- tor on the tcstate estate of George Cooke' late of Painvile within said district de- ceased. he allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims A gainst the same to the executor ana di- rects that public notice be given ot this order by advertising in newspaper nay ing a circulation in said district. ana py nostinp a copy thereof on the public sign most in said town of Plainville nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 MERRITT Q. RYDER,
 Judge
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have been issued at the office of City Clerk A. l.. Thompson: Daniel Con molly of Burnside and Miss Madeline Gurinschneder of East Hartford; {; Thomas Buck of Southington' ana Miss May H. Callahan of Vine street.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

unaar A green light in dsrksned room, wound in a sheet Si,h q paper labelled ''hill Of divorce m ms haha and when Hattie Johnson told persons present that il was sign rom heaven that MF, stokes was rish. in his divorce easel" Butterheld said he had not been there.
 Refuses To Dismiss Case
 When the witness left the stand. NIr. ateuer announced closing Of the plaintiffs ease. Mir. untermyer moved for dismissal and Justice Mahoney denied the motion. The justice also denied untermyer's motion that Mr. Stokes he compelled 10 take the stand, He reserved decision on n motion that Mrs. Stokes be permitted to waive the
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
5000 HUNGER STRIKERS.

Dublin, Oct. 22.-At Sim Fein headquarters today it was stated that 5000 men were on hunger strikes In the various camps and prisons in Ire land, including Newbridge Curragh, Kilkenny, Cork and Gormanstown.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

RhiaslsRa Espahlle ls proclaimed sa Ai1. .i.a -chspsile aitheei a dFep et blaoa she'd ssRaFstlsi assflafes spreads snd Bavaria ssks shsi sseihsR resign
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

A I'renchman has made 8 strong lens consisting of glass sheli n'led with clear fluid.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

WILLYs-kNIGBT AND OVERLAND motor cars, showroom at Elm St.; service. l21 Cherry St. The Sleeve-Vaive Motor." H. c. Rudolph. Pnone 2051-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

sTUDEBAKERS--L six touring sse5.
 special six touring, S1.350; big stx touring. sl,75O; r. 0. 5. factory. Nj. Irving Jester,
 l93 Arch St. This Is 5tudehaker year"
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

laiisd GfFman saeifiies si hE meeting iR New feFk, urge f,see,Nea German, hoFR residents of ihe bniifa states t0 aid the eFambllns aefmsa Reich before neEmans is destroyed,
 Alexander Nsiklsiehn, foTmsE pFesls dent ef Amh4rsi. n address al csEns sis hall. AsH NaTk eiig declares Amsriea Is the lsnd of dail, ahsdns rated moh that constantly erashss sas excellence
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22
1e-pAY sALE-lo
Auto saa fn...s Fs. Ed

 LATE MODEL. USED CARS AT A SUB. srANTIAL REpucTIoN-BuY NOW AND SAVE MoNEr- 1929 Maxwell Sedan. { Ford Sedan. almost new, 1922 Special Touring studebakeS. 1923 Buick 6. sport touring. 1923 Durant sedan. 1923 Overland touring. 1929 Maxwell touring. 1921 Maxwell coupe. 1920 Maxwell touring. 1920 Chevrolet touring. 1929 Ford touring. oidsmobile sedan, $2oo. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. las ARCH ST. TEL. 1iot
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

alouees,sF schooner ealumhis de- fsats ths Henry Ford and Elizabeth Howard and is designated as me Am. eriean challenger for nshihs vessel trophy new held by the Canadian RluenOse,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

Coal wholesalers have hesn lakiRg prefiis al a rate of mere than see per
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

EXTRA FNCY BALD- 10n WIN APPLES. A Qts. ! ON EXTRA HEAVY 0E
 GRAPEFRUIT A for GON SOUND NATIVE 1n
 ONIONS ......f Lbs. xVN
New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

Were yon there" Mr. rntermyer asked. when Mir stokes appeared