New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1920, Page 2

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I P'OR WOODS, | New Britain lodge Xo | 0. 15 will give a banquet . | honor or 1 { the rétiring exalted r William J. Mulligan of Thompsonviile will be the -advt. principal speaker. During ihe war B b s whist and dance iwill | Mr. Mul i was one of the directors R ot fe hall Wedncsday | ©f the Kniznts of Columbus war work | by Ladies' Nest, Order of Owls, | @nd it Is expecied that he will tell of | Py | the accomplishments of the o 112 of | 1O during the war, FHerhert | chaltmen of the bunquet ‘committ has called a mecting for Thursday " evening to peifeet plans. Courant. Feb. 15 FIRST TRUCK MADE . IN PORTLAND TAKEN OUT ON TEST TRIP (Special to The Courant) Portland, Feb. 4.- American Motor Truck Tractor company of this town. has fir sd its first Ameri- can motor truck and today took it test trip on Main street of and in Middletown. The truck presented a fine appearance on the street It was finished about two weeks ago, but weather conditions hindered its being out for a test. It will be taken to New laven fomor- row and .placed on exhibition at the an fold % automobile show in that city. arc . | I It is understood that the 5 has several bi rders CITY ITEMS o ¥ forget B, P, O, ~E. .St jek’s dance Wed. night, Elks’ Here it is, direct from its triumph at the New Haven Motor Truck Show where it was the talk of the show the AMERICAN AND ASK ABOUT THE STOCK MANROSS AUTO SHOW ROOMS, 139 ARCH ST., New Britain, Conn. Open Evenings Until 10:30 he bsident Willlam E. Atiwood few Britain Trust company is il s home on Vine street with an of bronch out on : this place gnz FIFTH WARDERS ACTIVE The Fifth Ward Republican s been busy the last fow weeks pe ion to s is Nick. of Main street, in the Army in Hartfor v and will be ves- | mp | \ | Wom- | | i sent to Ca fecting an organ ward in the republ ors ind entertainments planned and candidates for the 2 discovered. The off President, 2 mnual meeting of the will e held Thursday the First Buptist church 3 o'clock. There will by Stion jof officers and, 1cports for st year will be read 5 esident Jehn tion Officc . Connolly |z 5 ary, Alex Dombrosk: Cora Beale to- | John Knipa WOMEN—DONT LOSE YOUR ATTRACTIVENESS AS YOU GROW OLDER | company for after- booked trucks Zee held in the at Wethers routine busii u through (he | s an inspections W. D. Bax- s were tak 0dd Fellows, second will ington lodge {he second ndi nest 1T house throvszh (1 Frani Spring through the (nd Allie Wheols c-president ol ompany | Manufactured by the American Motor Truck & Tractor Co. Middletown (Portland), Conn. Executive Offices 110 West 40th Street New York City £ nursir A representative of the fi:cal agent L. B. BYRNE & CO. Investment Securities, 155 Orange St., New Haven, will Ask him about the stock. There is still time for you to become a stockholder in this progressive company, but you must act quickly. ] ‘ 12.00 buys 1 share of preferred stock with a share- of cominon. be in attendance all week. go 1o i on's