New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1917, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN -DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1917. ‘Boston Store Our Art Department is a busy section these days, everybody seems to be knit- ting with BEAR BRAND YARNS THE LEADING FEATURE Supply your wants as ~ quickly as possible as the manufacturers are unable to make immediate shipments and will not accept advance _ orders at today’s prices. We have these in stock now: German Knitting. Spanish Knitting Germantown 4 and 8 Fold. Shetland Floss Shetland Wool Zephyr Floss Pompadour Wool Saxony Wool With all kinds of Knitting Needles with which to do the work. An extensive assortment of “‘Cretonnes to make the Knit- ting Bags now so essential. * PULLAR & NIVEN COHEN CO. SELLING DODGE CARS FAST Used Car Department Also Scene of Activity During Fall Season, In A. G. Cohen’s conversation with the New Britain Herald-auto man, he said there are few traces of the war’s effect on the automobile business. Mr. Cohen has passed the hundredth mark on his deliveries of Dodge Brothers automobiles in rotation as the orders are reecived. Three of the new cars were on the floor, being prepared for delivery yesterday. The automobile buying public is beginning to realize and profit by the experience of the motorists who have used Dodge Brothers cars and found them so eco- nomical and sturdy. The new models in the runabout, coupe and sedan form are certainly making a hit. Prominent manufac- turers and private owners, who for- merly have owned\ big heavy cars, are purchasing these 'models. The Co- hen Motor Company has expanded to a great extent during the past few months, and has added the Mitchell Sixes, for New Britain, Bristol and vicinity, and has also taken on three counties for the distribution of the Koehler ton and a quarter, and Bur- ford, two and four ton motor trucks, and in the stock department carries a complete line of parts for these cars. That service end is cared for by Nels J. Nelson, who is also in charge of the acetylene welding. This end of the business is very interesting, as service means so much to a car owner nowadays. The Cohen Motor Com. Leonard and Herrmann Co. NO. 165. MAIN STREET COME—SEE—BUY AND PROFIT! FINAL CLEARANCE of Odds and Ends in SUMMER DRESSES, TUB (following gives SKIRTS, COATS, SUITS, ‘WAISTS, ETC. an idea how we've cut prices.) $12.75 to $24.98 Coats now $5.98. $10.98 to $29.50 Suits, now $9.98. $4.98 and $5.75 Cloth Skirts, now $2.98. $5.75 Sport Skirts now $1.98. $5.98 to $8.75 Wash Dresses now $2.98. $8.98 Silk Sweaters now $4.98.° $1.98 and $2.98 Silk and Lingerle Waists now $1.69. And other odd lots marked down at same proportion. SALE NOwW GOING ON. 1 pany’s plan of service has proven a success, for it is not restricted to a number of hours on cars they sell, although they are not obliged to give any service as Dodge Brothers claim they make their car as perfect as pos- sible and are not selling a customer service. However, any purchaser of the Cohen Motor company may call at anytime and always find a helping hand offered them. Charges are only made on such work as the owner is liable for. The Cohen Motor Com- pany also carries a stock of supplies and tires, and has expanded the used car department to such an extent that the used cars are sold through- out the state of Connecticut. One may find at their showroom, at all times, a complete line of used cars, which are all thoroughly gone over and ready for the purchaser at a low price. Mr. Cohen states used cars have been big sllers this season, as so many people are glad to take the opportunity to buy a used car when they know it can be purchased from a reliable firm, which will guarantee a used ¢ar as well as a new one. The Cohen Motor Company will be glad to meet its friends at their exhibit in Berlin next week. CROW-ELKHART EXHIBITION Adna F. Johnson to be Represented at Berlin, Adna F. Johnson, the new automo- bile supply store owner will have a Crow-Elkhart truck and touring car on exhibition at the Berlin Fair next week. He will also have some in- teresting sections. of the Needham tires which will be displayed at the the show. The Needham tire is one that is coming to the frant in such a rush that next year will be their banner vear. Come in and see our stock and ask our prices and you will be convinced of our supremacy. Our motto is courtesy, service and relia- bility. WILLIAMS AUTO CO. Concern Considers Its Service as Well as Cars of the Super The Willlams Auto Co. has been in business two and one half years, in which time they have made their ser- ! vice to the public marvelously effec- |tive. They consider their service second to none in the state, with me- chanical equipment up-to-date, to- gether with first class experts in the repair department. They have an ever increasing list of satisfied owners to attest to ther ability. At the auto show rooms, 1 and 3 Main street, can be seen the latest i models of the Hudson cars. A cordial invitation ig extended to the public to call and see the new line of Fall Cars. BICYCLIST HITS AUTO. Ernest E. Kahl of 470 North Bur- ritt street notified the police shortly before 7 o’clock today that as he was driving south on Main street, near Rossberk’s block, Joseph Lazioo of ‘Webster Hill, riding a bicycle with his head down, collided with the rear wheel of his machine. Lazioo was taken to the hospital where some mi- nor head bruises were dressed. LAWSUIT IS DROPPED. Judge Meskill Advises Plaintiff ‘Withdraw Action. In the case of Charles Schwartz vs. Mauttner & Zotter, heard by Judge James T. Meskill in the city court vesterday, action was dropped when, after hearing the plaintiff’s case, the court advised dropping the action. M. D. Saxe appeared for the plaintiff and Roche and Hungerford for the defendants. The action arose over a lease on a to ll OVERLAND OWNERS The New Home of the Overland, 139 Arch Street, will be opened September 15th. Service will be given on Overland Cars previous to that time at the Forestville Branch, of the Overland-Manross Co., Corner Church and Central Streets, Forestville, Conn. CHALMERS MOTOR CARS v (JAKLAND NOW AT HOME IN NEW \BRITAlN ‘AT 15 MAIN ST. The New Permanent Salesroom of H. S. Moeller 7~ Chalmers, Quality First cars, exact stock duplicates of which won ten world’s records at Sheepshead Bay Speedway last month, and “Sturdy as the Oak Sensible Six” Oaklands will be exhibited all next week at the Berlin Fair. A HUSTLING AGENCY i i vised that the rent had been raised store on Glen street. Evidence showed that the defendants leased tHe store from month to month at $25 per month. Last month they were ad- $10 and they refused to either pay or vacate before the erld of the month. The court ruled that the plaintiff had no right to terminate the lease before the end of the month. NO GATE TENDER ON JOB. Officer Souney reported to police headquarters at 11:10 p. m. last night that there was no gate tender on the job at the High street railroad cross- ing. Rallroad men were notified and Louis Holt, night yardmaster, sent a man to take care of the gates. WILSON'S NOTE IN TEXT BOOKS. New York, Sept. 8.—President Wll- son’s reply to the Pope’s peace pro- posals will be used as a text book in all classes in advanced English and history in public high schools in the city, it was announced today by Dr. John L. Tildsley, superintendent in charge of high schools. Flifteen thou- sand copies of the reply have been ordered and others will be provided as they are needed. Study of the docu- ment will begin next Tuesday. QUEEN LIL GIVES $100,000. Washington, Sept. 8.—Liliuokalani former queen of Hawail, has sent to the American Red Cross through Gov- ernor Pinkham, a contribution of $100,000. In a letter ta the governor she said the contribution would be renewed monthly to the end of the year. GUNN RUBBER CO. AUTO HEADQUARTERS Accessories and Supples of All Kinds in Stock at East Matn Strect This progressive tire and accessory store has been established in New Brit- ain only two years, but during that time have advanced rapldly in this service to automobile owners, chiefly owing to the high class list of mer- chandise, for they carry goods that have a national reputation. Their store at 57 East Main street, this city, is a busy place. The Gunn Rub- ber Co. has extensive stores in Hart~ ford, Waterbury, New Britain and Bridgeport. They have reserved a section of display room at the Berlin Fair next week, and promise to show an interesting and complete line of the goods they represent. TO RUSH 35,000-TON SHIPS. New York, Sept. 8.—Three ship- building companies with headquarters here have signed contracts to canstruct standardized steel vessels of approxi- mately 5,000 tons each at the govern- ment owned yards to be. established at Chester, Pa., Newark, N. J., and Hog Island, Pa., according to announce- ment today, which stated that when top speed in the construction had been obtalned it was expected that a boat will be launched every two days. GOLD CARRIAGE® GARAGE Automobile Repairi Forging . ° | Service Station and : tributors for | INDIANA TRUCKS 332 PARK STREET 'Phone 1437~ 1»—-—14&5—: Sale on Used Cal‘é—- : Roadsters and Truck See us before you by HONEYMAN'S AUTO" 189 MAIN STREET Hudson, Qakland, Max Motor Cars ¢ Williams Auto & Office and Show Service § Room 1 and 8 Main St. 487 AUTO LIVERY HORACE 1 HAE Reliable and Reasonable Set TEL. 1930 7-paes. Packard Limousine Rates $2, $2.50 and $3 per B Trips Arranged 596 ARCH STRE RADIATORS Fenders, Tanks, Mufflers Floor Trays Made to Order All kinds of Windshields R« paired and Glasses put ln_ Rackliffe Bros. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Auto Accessor Specialists VISIT OUR BOOTH BERLIN FAIR WEEK, Sept. 10-15, Merchant’s Bldg. We will demonstrate many things of interest to the Auto Owfié‘i\;‘, Sealer, and Garage Man, including :— 0., Inc. RerusLic probIuM PROCESS TIRES. A UTOMOBILE ROBES (MOTOR-WEAVE) CHamws (WEED ANTI-SKID) Koeeer kiNe seark pLuGs. Licut BuLBs (EDISON MAZDA) [GNITION CABLE (ALL KINDs) Forp REPAIR PARTS. Forp sPECIAL AcCCESSORIES. Exmincuishers (PYRENE. >SpoT LiGHTS. 250-256 Park St., New Britain, Ct.