New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1916, Page 5

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1916. SAFETY BOARD TALKS e AN N 0 U N C E M El\ T OVER APPROPRIATION i :1'!;“‘ F i | City FElectrician’s Estimates Are "5 | Large This Year—Ten New i Policemen Wanted. e | Estimates for the coming year were ° discussed last night by Chairman A. 57 EAST MAIN STREET THE STORE OF QUALITY | vofr s e ona ™" The board as been notified that We have just received a car load of MOHAWK TIRES including all sizes in both plain and [ .i, 2eciicien Georee, coctey it general fire 'mexpenses. This is non-skid tread. I R B i year when $500 appropriated. Of 5,000 miles GUARANTEE on plain tread. i this sum $200 is for 10,000 feet of subway W $200 for instrumental re- 6,000 miles GUARANTEE on non-skid tread. paireima 3500, tor el repaive WITH FREE REPAIRS e ey made the following estimates We also carry the largest stock of FACTORY SECONDS in the city, sizes running from 30x3 to 37x5 e o Park to llas 33 "ost for PRICE CUT IN HALF Mo G || S P RS P Repairing done of all kind on tires and tubes by skilled workmen, a trial will convince | r o or i Tinie si5F o 'vuiing 6 - . ” you. QUICK SERVICE OUR MOTTO e e ol et for The Fashion Plate FREE AIR AT YOUR SERVICE i e e et || 0 Tou NsED B0 No g THEE 7 et and supplies, $200 for connecting pay no more to obtain all the mechanical ex- i wires. Tor the Lafayette street sub- | cellence, all the beauty, style, finish and lux- way fire alarm system, the cost would urious riding qualities in a seven-passenger : he $16 for 766 feet of wire, $30 for touring car, that your heart can desire INDIAN DA |advanced motorevele improvements, | ter than thirty miles on a gallon of ZTEEE e labor in manholes and suppli LR CH y . who decide enter should com- | g for pulling in wires. Mr. — | presented to the motoreycle gasoline. Besides one day and one Siclatlchnca bithis Special Display of Motorcycles for |so important an sehicvement as the | night were ratoy and ey [Inunicate af once with Senator Me- | aiso asked for $840.25 for general ‘ FOR WE MAINTAIN that, though you search Febrnae %) { powerplus motor. The rerplus I have n thirty-five hundred | o 25000 o ,EN\Y“”'L ”‘I(: j work on the police signal system, of | the world over, you will find no car at any motor is all the % S 2,500 iles i g S : RSk 0 Te- | which $350 was for a pur & reg- : TR 4 : s i v v 1t the (3,500) miles in the car far and [port. to_ the retary of the local ae Rt b o ’_”\‘”“(‘\L‘:m‘::‘;_ | price, that is the superior of this new Reo Six civil service board. Candidates should | tho increased subwas rental for the in these essentials. tank leaked. On {hese roads aronnd Hovery SN SLRtE e T ‘tment, $125 and for the po- w6 mrmg o5 o ool o | Ce ol ancithihexai uation: ice, $50. ‘ MECHANICALLY IT HAS NO SUPERIOR—/ is advisable for a S R e e sandinates itlaniha so made it is not possible to put better materials in & < shington's birth- [s ady from coast to coast its speed, | have ha rouble of any kind ex- | slected by the Hendens s, Guictness and endurance ’ cept one spirk plug broke and the gas | company, Springficld, e proven it to be a mechanical makers of the famous indian | marvel. Riders all over the country maotoreycles, as Indian day. ve shown an unusual interest iwenty to twenty-f miles on a g take a 1 i The popularity of Indian | the powerplus motor and undoubtedly | lon of gasoline. e 5 S al examination | ;4\ o¢her application for a second hand f . < celcbrating its third year—has motor will be the center of ©t- | plenty of power and is alle to climb | S Nfl,"(’:," "h"” *f,"’i.”s"’“‘:‘ Will | 1uto to use in his work. Team hire chassis, simply because the science of metal 1ablish s E action during Indian day celebration | any hill around. I _D«lern- e 1-;:“;( |da.tc.s must | ;o ctimated at $60. lurgy knows no better. Reo uses and always has nual feature in the motocycle world D ary 29 Very respectfully vours, {have been act sidents of the Looking back over the past vear | used the best. The fame of Reo rests on that. and it is observed throughout the | | (Bigned) WALFCER 0GONOWSKE, |State Tor a Year at the time of tak- s, marking the opening of | IN S “OAKLAND." > ‘|ing the final examinations and not the motorcycle season. | = s I under 16 or over 20 at the date of | ax ! i ; AT 2 el oy & or ten additional policemen. _ Hatfield-Swensen company, the lo- | Thirty Miles on Gallon of Gasoline, EXAMINATION FOR ANNAPOLIS. ‘-‘\lfl'm yion rt(? L‘h‘e tu_mlc!nm Rnor Hlessll e e e accurately—for the Reo factories are ad- . js - res: P r v o o han Ve e wo inchi 5 = = B ““ i H got Sndine senoesRatabives, Wi ob This Man's Record. [ T | In height | & lete motorization of the mittedly the ‘“Models” among automobile fac- serve Indian day at their show room, Senator McLean Has an Appointment 2 21 Myrtle street, with a complete dis- | The following seif-explanatory let-; and Will Make g i} 1 five feet four inches between : ] play of 1916 models and the new In- | ter has been received by the A, C. Hine 209 A mretitve; : ages of 18 and 20. board. the highest. dlan powerplus motor, which was the | company, agents for the Oakland au-| Under the provisions of a law re- - PR big sensational attraction at both the | tomobil | cently passed by congr providing i o i CITY COURT ASST! ENTS. New York and Chicago shows. An- | The A. C. Hine Co,, | for additional students the naval CAMPBELL DISCHARGED, I'ollowing are the assignments in other feature of Indian day display Hartford, Conn. academy ~at Annapolis, Senator | Motorman Fred Campbell, who Was | ine city court made at the short cal- will be the new lightweight mode!, | Gentlemen:— | George P. McLean has the appoint- |ir, charge of the factory extra which the Indian featherweight. There will ‘When I purchased my Oakland ,ment of a candidate from Connecti- be an interesting and attractive dis- all the way to Union C cut and as in the past he has de- play of the new Indian bicycles also. | Conn., a distance of nine hundred and cided to make it a matter of com- PRl SRR . The show rooms will be opened : forty-five and one-eighth (945 1-8) betition. This plan is fair to all and |Oak a week ago Tuesday, has been rne .\R._ f‘r:nnm.l ,_\] P. F. 1\]1:~|),_~nuugh, day and evening, and a cordial invi- | miles from Pontiac, Mich. It insures the best man securing the |discharged following an investisation = Aol L e N AS TO BEAUTY OF EXTERIOR we need only e s puenced mna“ mown.)} 2| \m?dy :.“““g o 1‘“‘;' e “IH‘ ml‘e :p!l:g‘in::‘:x?‘i\ilS:::t’or el hi(” St ;l(:.rmnnlrhi‘ 1‘1110‘(,.}.»110“ w“{‘: ik Mo \\‘1\ by M. o '\”‘\:2“\‘5 say that when this new Reo Six was announced enthusiasts and the public to enjoy right, stopring only for g d meals, asked vil Service commision to | D was fe hat he st 8 ) by M. D. Saxe, v - 5 " " dian hospitality as well as to inspect | Besides the gasoline only one gal- hold examination at Bridgeport New | bla for following too close with the by P. I*. McDonough; | and its graceful lines shown in the engravings the Indian 1916 line. lon of oil was used and the Haven and Hartford on March 22. x the evidence tended to show | Thursday, ruary 24, at 2 p. m, it was instantly hailed by everyone in Fhe Not in vears has the Hendee Man- | water which was put in at P_ Alfred Johnson, by M. H. Camp, vs trade—rival and friend alike—as the “Fashion the fac- New Britain bo: are privileged [that that was the causc of the acci- w.facturing company, pioneers in ali | tory making an average of a little bet- | {0 take this examination and and viewing the recent strike situa- tion, the board has decided to ask IT IS NOT POSSIBLE to machine parts more between the ages of 16 and 18, ; : i NOT ! partment is also approved by tories and Reo standards are -admittedly of AND IT ISN'T POSSIBLE to obtain an auto- mobile, in the designing and fabrication of which more experience has been applied—for endar session yesterd X 5 4 crashed into a Plainville regular 7 ay, February 23, a the Reo organization is the oldest in the automobile industry. {opposite the stone crushes near White | Max Kennedy, by M. D. vs those | dent. J. Rosen, by M. Bacharach. Plate” for the confing yesrs AND IF YOU HAVE WATCHED closely the various new bodies that have since come out st s e —some of them only too palpably redesigned to emulate the lines of this Reo Six—you have observed that it had set the style for the season. zz BUT REO BEAUTY ISN'T on the outside alone—it’s in the unseen places as well. In | What Car fills Owners with delight— fact none so thoroughly appreciates Reo en- " They proudly say “It’s Built Just Right” fi:?;:::eg] as he who has studied it most ---the official opening And travels like a bird in flight. A Soa e e m day of the 1916 INDIAN THE OAKLAND THE SAME STURDINESS—the same wori- e — derful reliability, dependability and economy riding season What Car has all the power and speed, of upkeep—that have made the four-cylinder /J . That anyone may chance to need, Reo world famous, are in this Reo Six. : \X/E expect the biggest, Without a doubt it's in the lead— ) o most enthusiastic tribe THE OAKLAND 50 PER CENT OVER-SIZE in all vital parts,” 3 . that Reo factor of safety is the reason at the of Indian admirers—new and & 5 same time for Reo dependability and low old—this year that ever gath- fknl SO]l(:hcomf‘:il':ha" t?a]‘] T ldfid—’ maintenance cost. o ong the roa ey 1airly ghae, am. sl st v It makes all Folks stare Open-Eyed— For we've got something es- pecially b.'g for "em this yeba.“ It’s Safe and Strong, Convenient too— ot anly & five Sivalay of cee nowbi When riding thrills one through and through, red boys, but the biggest thing ever Foremost in Value it is true— introduced to the motorcycling world—the 1916 INDIAN EVERY PART THAT IS SUBJECTED—or may ever be subjected—to excessive strains is made fifty per cent heavier—or of better material and therefore fifty per cent stronger —than other makers consider necessary. Motor parts—as crank-shafts, connecting rods, bearings—transmission gears, driving shafts, axles, differentials—all vital parts are made to the Reo standard “fifty per cent over-size.” THE OAKLAND THE OAKLAND With Northway Motor, it “Beats the Band” This Car that always “Gets the Hand” P Owerplus Motor None Wonder it’s in Great Demand— T , . ) P g T The Nineteen-Sixteens “Thirty-Eight, And what a world-beater sensation it :S!—S'et‘ Touring Car, Roadsters, Speedsters are “Great” ting a new standard of motorcycle efficiency ideals!—Doing “Ten-Fifty” is the price they state— 70 miles an hour right out of the crate | —Oiltight, clean, quiet! You've just got to see it to be posted on real motor- cycle progress. Model Thirty-Two “Six” Touring Car, : e - — ing- i tter they say by far— Join the boys at our store—your club-rooms—on Washing And Roadster is be“ X ; ) ton’s Bi . Something doing every minute. Hear the Than many of the “High-Priced Fellows” are. e L %0 . i r::tZrE;ifitd;in ofog:xer tlo'frn talk machine—discuss Indian THE OAKLAND TODAY won’t be a mintute too soon ip— ERPLUS advantages. 3 . : ]ca.d sk P,o by . e : Bie fu Seven—Ninety—Five for this Thirty-Two, Bring your friends any time of day or evening. Big fun, Though worth a great deal more ’tis true— amusement, instruction, demonstrations. Souvenirs and For It's Sturdy as the Oak—A beauty too. [- c- BEN ( refreshments. THE OAKLAND | 430 Main Street, New Britain ALSO AN INTERESTING SHOWING OF THE NEW INDIAN —— — FEATHERWEIGHT MOTORCYCLE AND THE NEW INDIAN = BICYCLES —THE YOUNGER BOYS WILL ENJOY THESE! ) THE TIME—AIl day and evening. e R . lne omp any THE PLACE—Our store. THE DAY Tussday, Februnry 2. DISTRIBUTORS FOR CONNECTICUT HADFIELD-SWENSON CO. Salesrooms St 21 Myrtle Street. Tel. 1706 314-316 Pearl St. Hartford 1329 Broad St. SEE THIS NEW REO SIX. Ride in it. Drive it yourself—you can if you have ever driven any automobile. You will say you have never tasted the real joys of motoring before. JUST A WORD ABOUT DELIVERIES. Those who know are unanimous in stating that there will be a tremendous shortage of automobiles the next few months. Can’t be otherwise. Shortage of all kinds of materials and tools to manufacture them—demand greater than ever before. THE OAKLAND CZ>»>rC~A>»0