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New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

USED CARS taken In trade for new Fords. All in good condition and priced low with easy terms. overland touring. model ST. o,eriand touring. model %. Allen F. touring car. Maxwell IT. touring car. Hudson Is. coupe. Chevrolet -22. coupe Ford %. coupe.
 ce. touring car .s. coupe.
 a. sedan.
 20. ton worm drive truck. 70, F ton delivery. " ea roadster.
 {" IS, touring car. g. coupe.
 ]" c3. roadster. tea5. AUToMoTIyE USED CAR EXCHANGE. PHONE 729-2. ss ARCH ST.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

The Herald Classified Al depart- ment is by lar and away the best in fha Effr.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving. Storage. Truckin.

JOHNSON BROTHERs-local and long dis tance furniture and piano moving form erly John Halgars0n. express trucking of all kinds, parties taken out. offices, g Robert c., Carl Johnson, Phone l4l4-15. Andrew Johnson. 3s Cherry st. Phone -9S-3.
 FURNITURE and plano moving; general trucking of all kinds. Geo H. Smedley. ss Bassett St.; phone s3o-2.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
LIVE STOCK

Eggs, Poultry, supplies B BABY CHiCks-prlces reduced. prepaid guarantee deIlyeryi free catalogue. brood srs sL75 up. Clarks Hatchery. Dept. l5, East Hartford, Conn.
 BABY Chlcks-ses them st the New Britain Bird \ Feed Co., i7g Arch st BABY ClilCks-feed the pufina way. STOW twice as fact and make the bett lnlers Ask for Punna Chick Chow and Puflna startsna. Sold by x. E. Bird & Feed Co HALL. RiKUrHERs-ststa tested chickens Reds, R. Rocks and N. WyaHsuttes I5r; Lpghutns l2c Prompt mali delivery, safe arrival guaranteed. Maii Brothers Wall iuEford, Ceuu.
 OLD NEWSPAPER MATs-Llniug for chicken conps. BDc a hundred. for sale at Herald office. e Church street. rIi NG-liye capons, bring them up your ssif vii make ia 70 t- lhs. hy Thanks sivlngs also eapouiEinE done. Chapman. Wells st. Phone 25IR-2.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

business selling Grs.solycnt hand cleaner. standard % years Hundreds successful agents of lonE standing. Postal brings details rtility Eo. sas West A4th sti New York.
 Nou ran earn big money representing Walkug Products In yuuf town Highest uuafity toiet preparations food products, medical and household supplies Bis commissions. Easy sales. No capital or experience required Largest company ni l's kind. Established s7 years. W. & N. Walker. lne.. 24 Herr St. Pittsburgh. Ia. ti60 \ WEEk-man wanted With ambition. industry and small capital You can make above amount or mote. distributing Raw lsiEhs quality Products ta steady ron- suuers spyeIal fine openings now ataii- able. We teach and help you do a big business and make more money than you ever made before. Glvs age occupation references ". T. HaWleigh Co. peH.. Cw it17. Freerorts 1iL
 Help-sien Wanted q ArTOMOBiLE SAIEsMAN--for. popular low priced car good opportunity for tha rleht man superior Auto Co. i7s Arch street.
 RPESTERs-waHtsd. sstimates on inside finish sf room house wanted Andtews Land Co 1st7 stanley sf.. Tel. sei-t. RETI AHLE- middle aged men wanted "a sntitit sraars for fruit and ornaments al trees shrubs roses. Histfiri superin- tpndents proposition for workers. Fay weekly. Write or wire for proposition. Fruit Growers Sufsefiss. Newark. New York State.
 sTN N-TsTTFutfrs wanted Monday morning. Report ready for work at is3 Hartford Ave
 Help-WOmcn Wanted 42 B00kREEFEH-Ws need the sertiees of an experienced beokkeeptr for sattstlaai work Applicant must he accurate and have thorough knoWlsdee of baaisketp-. ing. Apriy 70 George Hldebraudt. 70 Frauiiiu square. The American Hardware Corporation.
 gIRI-for switch board operator in small local f8ueefu. one whs can operate type writer preferred. state wages and exrsri- enee. Arrly Herald Rev zts. for lua5h f58in. IH4uiFt. Eiscirse Laf T. Bsrhn. GlRIs-f8r Efnersi hoastHork. Address Box ( Al. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
MERCHANDISE

Articles For sale a CASH REGISTER computing scales. meat choppers. also repaired. T. s. Cash Register Co, i2 Washington PL Tel 7sil. GREENNOOps approved business and in- come tax record in stock and Tor sale by The Adkins Printing Company. oflcs supplies Of every natufa
 PEACH-and b4rty taskeis wralessIe and retail H. II. Newell Mstign. conn. .- -. Lz.--. -.------- 500 -sTRAW BERRY CRATES FOR SALE. fp. EAgH. THE NEW BRITAIN MAR KET co. 3is MAIN STREET
 iiusiness and Onice EqnIpments 57 sAFEs-see ours hetoIs buyinE. I2s.00 and up. Adkins Printing Company office furniture and sthtlonery.
 sEE-ths new Victor adding machine, features. oniy SlBs. Adkins 60 Church street.
 eHAW-wALKER PORTABLE VAULT sil stesi uses brt 4.k sa. ft. Of floor space weighs only 4B0 ibs., adjustable interior lock box and drawers: ideal for home and office use; price only tii7.se. aea- suremsnts outside. s2r25 l-sI77 in: in- side. 2ANls I-szzBA inches. Adkins printins O. ss chureh s,.
 Iced and Iuel 59 sTANIISG HAT-M cedar HIn FaIm. for particulars call. Employment Dept The New Wfrhiu Machine Ga. Tel 2407.
 Fertilizers. seeds. Plants GO sEEDs-CeTtlfied seed potatoes. The stats AHrieuitural college recommends certified sesd for heaviest sield4 These are bought dlrsst from Maine Eruwtrs. Each bag carries tEa state nf Maine ceTtifiration taE. Eaekiiffs Bros. inc. Park and Bigs- lgw sts. Phone 1155.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
EDUCATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
Mantcl-igCnts

Nantctl-Agcnts 70 AaENTs--wRiTE FOR FREE SAMPLES sell Madison "Bttter-Ma shirts for large Manufarturer direct to wtartr. Sn tapnal or experience required. Many Farn kI0o weekly nHd bonus. MADISON MILLS 5sa Broadway New York tIiENTs-add k5 ta ti5 10 weekly nrcme at onre and build steadily increasing business selling solvent hand cleaner standard 2g years Hundreds successful agents Of Ions standing Postal brings details rtilhy Eo, sas West 44th St., %au York.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

SEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY- Booths block. Est. lssB. by Jas. shsp- ard. Louis M. Schmidt. 2bs Main st- Teleph0ns New Britain and Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Radio
lth.Il

CROsBY's RADIO sHOP-RAdio sets parts ana service F'7neeFs ln Radio. IsI Main st.. up 1 flight. LISTEN iN-anywHtre. Radio Equipment Huusn will build yUu a portable set. Tauitiess workmanship. $ Eim st. RADIO sETs-Hnd complete stock Of parts. The spring Buckley Electric Cn. 77 Church st HEADQU UARTEHs-fo AtvatsI kent radio sets and Exids tong fife batteiiss Re pairing and recharEine all makes Of bat- ttries A. c. HaxksT. bs Elm St. Phone .45E.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Houses for sale

BEI-YluERE--sinsls house of rooms. al nIUdrfu 'mpJONenrnts. Watson S Jones sg4 Main St.. phone s4Sg.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
I.awyers-Patcnt Attorneys

II. 0. MANNING-Iats examiner |. s. pat tent office. Walk-Oyer shUs Store. New Britain. 5.s9-5 ?. rn. Wednesdays head quarters. Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

CARS WAsHED-polished. oiled and greas- ed. Authorized Elm0ulz station. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 2ss Main St.. Phone 1sl4.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Hcip-,ien Wanted
HelIl-Mornen Wantcd

B01K KFEEFEH-Ws need the sertices of an experienced beokkeertr for satstisaI work Applicant must he accurate and
 have a thorough knouIsdEe of basfketp- ing Apply 70 George Hildebraudt. 10
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Feed and TncI
Fertilizers. seeds. Plants

STtNfIST HAY-M cedar HIn Farm. !. particulars ca1l. Employment Dept. n New Hfifhiu Machine Ca. Tel 24N9.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Moving. storage, Trucking

 AsHEs EEMOVED-and heavy trucking. siasuirs. log LinwOod g.. Phone a9s7-.. AUTO eKpress ana delivery: Asbes removed. c. r. TWinlnK Long St.; phone fS77-1.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

BRAZING-and acetyiene welding. carbon removed. Hardware City welding com pany. IS winthrop s.. Phone 2s5s.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

#8sT NAN IT 55s-5 faru5EzI rooms Ior aHu@a slaHa aH tTHs ta5Tu#FH Hot ana -eal wa.sr. sst fuHs raa-fF. HHts Esfau- da frHat ara raar srtt1n ai eutsds Feams Eram asaf. tass raassnas,r. Phone frss nr aEs--
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

iI.NINNITTE- tTHtmlnf 10 f08m H1uea, arrn cf land frontage an main highway Hui trolley line ttetfir lights. bath. s8rHEe, isfse chicken coop. 50 1hlekens. NH sa.uHes. uwHtf leavIng town. stlcs fa2"A Iar rash. balance easy payiasnts & ia Fay4rn ls5 Main sf Bristol Thers fift. pnee opsn evenings
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Iiumns and Bnar4l
R.nms Inr IInn.rktrrinr

W EST MAIN ST. zs-rnaHH and tsafi
 70 private fsmrly taf gentleman. Phon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

II.AI$NlttE- NsW , room house electric iEHts. tltT ua.gr. EaraEe. tot Eaxias. heasan for selling. parties arc leaving tann. Ftles un}g S48ap. Ft.hpa down, HHLaure easy pasmeuis Robert l.. HAy- hen. i'5 Main st.. Bristol Phone iIii. Ngrn ,vraiHgs Co 2.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
ROOMS. BOARD. HOTELS
Rooms Tor Rent

N ESrEHN SEt ffn&- -HttrastItg room "fsgtHak.nS NHiUut liIll rafk fer a sau- tfrwau single haEsa tgsiaeutisI stfsss n Nra Me9a HeFffas FIfHrE EsH+
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

-FsE sF-- sl-- IuIrIslId T9IIIs T1F IfeITf
 r.aHsekesIaar. uanufss uzIk from P. ..
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

BRAKEs-relined. inspected ana adjusted. Rsybestos service station. Ciark's Auto mobile Lanndry, rear zss Main st.. Phone Isaa.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

sKEsfO LUNCH ard Resfsarast-ths place ef quality. sefviee ana satistse- fton: uuf hums-unds rssty aivsyt frssh zsi Main srrssf STAR HOTEL Oppdeie depcf. under nss arrangement Rossns and board nf eorn- fiiefctai rntsa
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
DAUGHERTY FINALLY FIRED OUT

There no discussing this Washington situation Every day the filled with scandals until the public sick of it and begin wonder why that bunch the capital had the teey refuse Russia accused of all the that could be listed There doubt honest at Washington but ii there their light being hid under the bushe but by the Teapot Dome.
 Daugherty finally fired of office by President Cool dge who acted only when practically driven by sentiment of the and the nence of the leaders of the Republican Congress The president hung onto Daug long he could dared but the burden beco ing that seriously hampering Mr. Cooldges chances of nomination nothing of the elections The bump he in the Dakota primaries where he was beaten by Sena Hi Johnson showed exactly where the element the country and his stood and probably led his finally concluding Daugherty his skin
 MT. Coolidge hung his cabinet colleague long he dared His yesterday in demanding Daugherty ignation will gain him credit It long delayed Enough and plenty has Daughery weeks and months have warranted the president throwing him Even the senate asked done but Coolidge would Now he forced do will reflect glory him have the people been able think and found wanting in all the qualifications of office especially in the office of general then MT Daugherty has been found that way
 If Daughery working for Schyab other baron of finance and hundedh of the things about him have about him in the Investigation he have been rid of long since.
 United States that of
 1t would
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
OPEN SHOPPERS
(Continued from Page One)

age OuC/ five months. These men are in demand and command good wage.
 Imagine Y M. C. A. turning out FIRST CLASS bricl<layers, tile settlers and plasterers in FIVE MONTHS. These men have to maintain rate of 14OO bricks in eight hours on 12 inch wall, he added and this must bel1ept up. This is at the rate of 175 bricks an hour or practically three a minute SO what MT. Kelley evidently means by First Class bricklayers is 1aborers with a sho- vel firing them into the wall regardless of how they land
 He made one fairly good prediction however when he said that it appears wage and conditions will remain at about as present for the next year. Inasmuch as agreements in the building trades have already nearly all been made, with sub stantial increase in Hartford county granted in many cases, MT. Kelley had some real facts to go on in that case
 All in all it was glorious report. Mr. Kelley earned his salary.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
ORNBURN STILL IN RACE

Continued from Page One) Ornburn into the matter will be forced to show their colors.
 Months ago MT. Ornburn's candidacy for the delegateship was announced in the daily press and there wasn't mur- mur against him. A few weeks ago MT. Cahill entered the race and there was an attempt to revive the old Keat- ing -Cahill fight but it died out because MT. Ornburn as an organized labor man had been identified with Cahi1l and therefore that alibi didn't work.
 While the matter of a delegate doesn't make any difference this time as from all appearances the slate is all fixed up, there is yet however to be considered the fact that there is state election to be held this year in connec- ton with the national election. There a governor, senate, house of repre- sentatives will be chosen.
 If the frameups that are apparent now, carry through then the comeback in November, with the likelihood of third party in the field, may be some thing to give concern to the Demo cratic leaders who are now so ga1lantiy carrying their sails.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

months and within the have led many Organized Workers and take notice With the Labor party dominant England and the scandals developing and day Washington the workers who eventually have the bills beginning consider whether they shouldn't take things into their hands did the labor ing of England.
 But in Connecticut there yet thought of third party but there we'll determined plan hand smoke out those profesed Friends of Labor who have been beastng their ships with aoo aid for back These both parties and before election they but after they have been elected find their attention turned important matters.
 This has been going for and the workers stood for it. Now the country by the noise at Wash there be the chance end the jolery and make these fellows brook For the laborng and especially the Organized has been de- mandng and appealing for bettemens of his condition Some times he but often he didn't depending entirely on how the could be used for political effect
 Now its himself The Labor News Is friend of thdparty It however, firm believer in the plan for every and especially the organized go his republican democrat doesn't make and diff and look those he she expected vote for and determine just where they stand towards the worker
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
POLITICAL UNCERTAINTY

mind whether indulge first prediction months there little question the minds of the taistic that Cooidges election November assured The last months however, have put somewhat different complexion upon the situation
 Regardless of whether certain of the Harding cabi members have been guilty of improper conduct undenable fact that the whole has believe that they have
 While doubtful if President Coolidge be connected with the things with which cabinet members been accused question whether the electorate of the will take this view of the
 In commenting the effect present conditions having business the Boston Herald says:
 We do pretend be political prophet, but does that considerable element of doubt the of Republican November has injected the result development Washington The doubt begnning find reflection the Stock Market O. incident with the sensational of the disclosures by the oil investigation the Stock Market stopped about the first of February Since then has been ucang within During the last few days has begun to act as if trying make mind to down.
 There be dspuing the assertion that the majority of capitalists of the prefer four of Coode Anything which tends dim this should logically have tendency unseemen the financial markets
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
DON'T LET THE BLUFF GO ANY LONGER

The worker has been fooled been taxed, been fosed about long enough.
 The power Is in the hands of the workers
 You know what those supposed represent Congress and the and in the have done for and by It didn't need trade here point where you have been bufaoed all along the line lis that them have tried aid But that of those who have into public life have double crossed and those the fellows that should get after and get after NOW.
 It's long lane it is The turning point be in the ong with third in the air. We do need third party the workers will attend their affairs religiously as they attend to the bosses
 So let's The conventions aren nigh and right after them and general election It busy November when the the ballot and all do is to
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
THE RULE OF THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR

The American people ruled by the almighty dollar
 We ruled by the almighty dollar because have power help ourselves but because choose be ruled Disguised the compromisns fact we all of
 Few of succeed in aee1ulating amount of money poyers seek greater profits if we are we becomes slack and few gathering profits there general discomfort and the complaint that the facing
 The first rather natural conclusion, then, usually that order to be happy we must have what call good business good business conditions price that order to have the for business and are after a big business interests we'll know rather closely linked together fish that they do have the interest heart They that if should be overtrown business would be ruined and single fortune would be the oare Therefore they patriotic if for of them sincerely wish conditions the improved and willing and do give large for charit that business ntereshat is the enthroned dollar shoua d eGn1 naoni h state and spispa a
 who will be the of big business rather than the anousy support big business in this by going to the polls and eectng office the candidates selected by big bus
 Having secured their repesentatyes the if that he financial avors they consider better satisfy his demands than take the risk of nurng business interests inevitably @ ''' anu '' ''''''''' S''"' "A'DA'' anu
 In the old days when the giving of by railway influential positions judges of the only but have private placed their disposal without them. The railway justified themselves by saying that radicals trying destroy the railways and the roads must have the special protection of the officials.
 The of special protection has since then Today big business cabinet plain and have acquired complete control of that department of which supposed big law voatos
 The remedya It there is but permanent for the growing of plutocracy in America awakening of the underlying moral of the people; practical realization in their daily lives that there and finer things in the world than the chase after the dollar that unless the King Putus dehroned ruler in human life his will continue until it has people abject slavery Call this if you ke but long continue worship the dollar the dollar will rule.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

Col Isaac M Uman ershile boss of the republican fac tion in New Haven join the TenrAeton down and club. Roraback henchmen led by Deputy Revenue E. J. Cofey the skids under him. the thought strikes that when Phil Troup the edct issued that offices minge in politics But of it makes difference whose politics that being mingled raangled.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
THE OPEN SHOT

President Coolidge lost his this week and the radio got back. Things going Washington look they might be getting his goat and will take than radio get it back.
 Five me in Washineton (names not yet kno~n) made B millions dea Daugherty probes told Then
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

If Governor Templeton resigned in Hartford the people of New Haven wouldn't know of until according the afternoon papers under issued this week. THE EVENING EDITIONS of the Register Times Leader ordered on the street. 80 o'clock. Pretty the yll be morning papers.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

So it's rumored Attorney A. filling of New Haven and Schefer fame going resign really bad if MT. filling should stay office be- he is really champion of the people especially idea of the l 1th amendment
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

While the third party Labor Party has been seriously considered Connecticut heretofore developments country and especially Washington within the last few
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

Yes the democrats hold prnaries elect delegates city and But the only difference between them and the republican conventions that the democrats told who they for in advance while the republicans spring it surprise If you and that's all of that
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

U. S. Steel profits OS millions last despite Garys dreul predictions that the eight hour day would the industry Gary salary wasn't either but thousands of and children getting better living and steel prices still rules supreme
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

the five escaped paying while little fellows paid Tn full and are yet paying.
 U Steel profits 1os millions last despite Gary deful predictions that the eight hour day would ruin women and children are getting better living and steel prices still rules supreme.
 the people of New Haven wouldnt know of it until day ss f s stsr sn 3 Leader ordered on the street. 80 o'clock Pretty they'll be morning papers,
 So it's rumored States Attorney Arnon A. filling of New Haven county and sees G case fame going to resign That's he really champion of the people especially idea of the lth amendment. Col Isaac M Uman ersthile boss of the republican fac ton in New Haven can now join the Tenpdeton down and Revenue E. J. Cofey put the skids under him Meanwhile the thought strikes that somewhere about three years ago when Phil lroup postmaster the edc issued that in % as sr not m % to ng & in RGss But of mingled or manged.
 Yes, the democrats hold prnaries elect delegates them and the republican conventions that the democrats told who they must for advance while the republicans spring it surprise If you in you're and that's all of The miniature blizzard that struck Connecticut Wednes- day only rect of the that showed Coolidge under out in p1ko h the Ida day beio5 Latest indicate Hi John n the ess Washington had hanee to say oes Congressman John O. Tson of New Haven has ap- pointed the officers of his military experience, this side during tn Colonel Tson will be the list of fall the demo- crats have to nominate a real man against him. SPEAKING OF coNcREssMEN-
 Merritt Tilson Freeman and Fenn,
 All patriots whenever and when
 Big Business calls and deman
 But not for the who the
 The bonus was the four turned it down
 And left to OSulivan the patriot
 
 Why, Because Coolidge s still in office also
 Congress is to allow the people to the nice after they bought and paid for and legislatures have hacked the from under.
 BxTRA-ANDERsON IS IN SING SING:
 I'm martyr, the late saloon leaguer. That's really bad Just think of the thousands of who have country through eighteenth saloons bad, God knows, but what have is thousand time
 But there's balm in Giead and good stuff the seas Therefore and thereof
 Happy Days.
 AHfo1,f;onl
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

The miniature blizzard that struck Connecticut Wednes- day only relict of the that showed Coolidge under in Dakota the day before Latest indicate Hi John simply did him up Wonder what would happen if in the Washington had chance something
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

the five escaped while little fellows paid in full and yet paying.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

Congressman John O. Tson of New Haven has ar- pointed the officers because of his military experience, this side, during tn Colonel the list of congressman fall if have to nominate real ma against him.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29

Yep, Daugherty's still in office. Whya
 Because Coolidge is still in office also
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-03-29
SPEAKING OF CONGRESSMEN-

Merritt Tilson, Freeman and Fenn, All patriots whenever and when
 Big Business calls and deman succor
 But not for the men who won the war The bonus was up, the four turned 1t down And left to O'Sullivan the patriot crown.