New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 14

New 36 signs, 39¢ value, Wed. Curtain nice horders, wide. Wednesday Sunfast Silk Dra per\', 36 in., all col- s, 90¢ \alue. Wed. GET MANY PETITIONS Public Ttilities Commission ok and Issnes But 144 Hartford, the commission 1821 catior *nevs. hundred have aving 5 Requests Tor Jitney Licenses ns for The commission heen at the Wednesday Cretonnes, in., all new de- 17¢ Silk Pongee, rds | 95¢ value, color only. | Wednesday Serim, 36 in, 9¢ Chinchilla ings, all wool, colors., £2 val. 'l('tlgn ex- tra heavy 65¢ | certificates FHUECCEL S o teceives the seats. the Oct. 31.—8 April Conr ntilities has apph certificates to operate jit ient public has issned one Thirty or e withdrawn t time 111 three | party Rev South oked Dr preser active of domestic | Silk Pongee, regular natural 57¢ Coat- best $1.10 Bathrobe Plannel louble fleeced. nice operated covered is 1,800 are The total number of carg rontes interhurban operated is 234 husiness ind 91 touring '\pfi Fifty-eight and type and contain having 835 seais Wed. Each ! Wednesday EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ROBIN’S Dress Goods Store 348 MAIN Fancy Turkish) Ql.n(\ value 35c 54 in, Indian Head 30c value 29c | jitney routes ‘ give a total distance Seventeen of ‘ ning. cities and 41 are | the miles. in Qf these 143 are of 2,003 e of CONGREGATIONAL C Hl RCH. The Young People’s Christian En- | ieavor society of the South Congrega- tional church will tomorrow George W. ‘ongregational hold a Hallowe'en | night in the church. C. Hill of the | church; willl best 17¢ |grade n Several Their Lives in Fire That Destroyed 348 MAIN 72x90 Sheets, no | Towels, pink, blue. | seam, no dressing. $1.09 Striped Flannel, | 113c illustrated at the Bible study class Thursday eve- Friday evening Troop 2, {will hold a Hallowe'sn party at the | South (ongrwanuml church, TUESDAY, | lecture SEEK GIRLS' BODIES Are Believed to SPECIALS FOR THE BIG WEDNESDAY SALE Our Popular THE BEST— BREAD Raisin Bread IRESH GROUND t.OLT) \n'n AL FLOTUR WHEAT GRAHAM RYE Special From 7 A, M. to 12:30 P. M. ROTUND — STRLOIN — HAMBURG 2 \pm |a| |rflvlv 3 to 6:30 P. M LEAN— Smoked Shoulders b 121/2c LF CHOICE PRIM PRIME RUMP ROASTS BEEF BONELE FRESH CUT SPINACH EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT —ALI Lb. Ih. Lb. Lb. LB — SPECIAL - One Honr-—9 to 10 A, M, BEST NO. 1 POTATOES N BOILING BEEF POT ROASNTS RIB ROASTS BEEF S CORNED BEEVR Pak FIC sroe 19C LARGE SOUND ONIONS NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS Our Fumnm DINNER BLE \n COFFFF BAKER'S (OCOA—1, "RE HORSI - lu CKWHEAT I‘I BEST CREAMERY BUTTER SWIFT'S LILLY BRAND OL “Shore Haddock White Fish Steak Cod 9¢ 17¢ Lh RADISH Lb. 43c EOMARGARINE Th Th Lh. 10¢ 160 160 PORTERHOUSE LB. 17¢/ LBS, BAG Bakery Products Ib. 5¢ ROLLS 81.00 b Brin, | ALL KINDS— TIoaf Cake g SPECIAL THIS WEERK | Crowds Creant Pufis of ing, Unbleached Sheet. £Zood heavy | duroys, quality, 38 in. wide.| $1.75 Wednes- day Special Big Big Turkish Tow- els, 39¢ value on Boy Scouts, Have Lost Five-Story Brooklyn Building. New York, Oct. 31.—Search for the Satisfied Customers—Come with them. Doz. 12¢ 5c | BIG VEAL SALE—AIl Morning SHORT CTUT LEGS 250 | PRIME RUMP ROASTS GS TO STEW EAL CHOPS FORE L FANCY V CHOICE ¥ I, CUTLETS NATIVE CALVES LIVER .. MEATY SHOULDER ROASTS . Lb. Lb. Lh. .. Lb, . Lb. 15¢ 16¢ 12¢ Re 290 Lb. Lbh CAN BOT AND PANCAKE FLOVR 15 Lb. Pk. 250 25¢ SELECTED EGGS .2 Doz. 63¢c " SPECIALS— ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS—S8 Lbh. FRESH MADI MIXED SALT PORK FRANK l)RT< LLEAN IFRESH SHOULDE FRI— SH PORK TO RO \Q'.l'. . Avg. b, Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. 25¢ 150 18¢ t4c 26¢ CAL. ENG BLUI FANCY 19¢ 150 SUGAR CORN Red Star SWEET POTATOES SWEET JUICY ORANGES GOOD COOKING APPLES NEW STRING FIGS R'FASH and GUNPOWD'R TEA RIBBON POTATO CHIPS SOLIN |"\I K12 l\ TOMATOE 12 Lhe, Th ZOC Solid Meat. OYSTERS BEST SNOW \\HlTr PURE LARD "‘lfi""]"nl 3sc | “rechly Opened Steak Blue Native Mackerel Sardines in Oil 25¢ Dor 39¢ 19¢ b, RICH, WHOLE MILK | CHEESE. .. Lb. l 31c b. 18¢ 8 Cans 25¢ Size Spreads; best $1.75 " $1.09 Egypt Velvets and Cor- all colors; 99c¢ value . .... 11¢ Table Covers, Bed | white, hemstitched, 8-4 size, 99C $1.50 value ‘Ladies’ Flannel Gowns, fancy em- broidered, 75 c big sizes. . 25¢ bodies of several girls, believed to have lost their lives in the fire that last night destroyed a five story manu- facturing building in Brooklyn was being made in the ruins today by firemen, One man, who fumped from the fifth floor of the burning struc- ture to the pavement was killed, and eight others, one of them a girl, was serfously injured. Three are believed | to be dying. The fire started as the last of hun- dreds of workingmen and girls were leaving the building, Twelve girls, it was said were trapped on the top floor but some of them were accounted for. TREATY SIGNERS SENTENCED T0 DIE Turkish Nationalists Condemn Those Who Attached Names to Sevres Pact. Constantinople, Oct. 31.—(By As- sociated Press.)—The Turkish nation- alist government at Angora has passed sentences of death upon the Turkish signatories of the B8evres treaty and the members of the cab- inet of the former Premier Damad Ferid Pasha, whom it accuses of be- ing Anglophile. Hadi Pasha. who with Riza Tewfik Bey signed the Sevres treaty, has left Constantinople for Switzerland, which is also the refuge of Damad Ferid Pasha. None of the Turkish signers of the Sevres treaty condemned by the na- tionalists is now within the jurisdic- tion of the Angora government. The treaty of Sevres, which the national- ists so abhor, was the first Turkish peace treaty with the allies. SULTAN WILL NOT ABDICATE JUST NOW Truce Has Been Arranged Between Nationalists Whereby His Status | is Unchanged. | { Constantinople, Oct, 31--(By A:p- ciated Press.)—-Abhdication of the sul- | tan is temporarily out of the question. | A truce has been arranged with the | nationalists wherehy his status will be | held in abeyance until after the con- clusion of peace in the Near Fast. This information was given to the Associated Press by the chief of staff representing Rafat Pasha, Turkish nationalist military governor of Thrace, who for four hours yesterday was closeted with the suitan in his palace | The sultan proposed to Refat the | /Angor assembly be dissolved after the | conclusion of peace to he followed by a modification of the constitution. Ra fat advised the sultan to hand over representation to the lLausanne con- ference to the nationalist delegation HEAVY FINES IMPOSED in Bristol Liquor Violations Bring Much Money Into City's Coffers Today. Bristol, Oct 31,—Dollars rofled into the city treasury today by the way of the city court, where four liquor vio- lation cases netted fines of 81,100 Willlam J. Brown was fined $400 and costs and given 90 days in jail, the [1atter feature being because this was his fourth offense fined $200 and costs, \fary £200 and costs and Dominick Sinis- 3200 and costs and each was 30 days suspended jail sen Runzilla galli given a | tence OCTOBER 31, 192z THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference. LIND RATES FOR CONSKCUTIVE INSERTIONS, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3160 $1.50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application, Ceunt 8 words to a line. 14 Wines to an Inch, Minimum Space, 3 Lines. Miatmum Bonk Charge, 3b Cents. d. Accepted_After 1 P. M. For e Da thz Telephone For Customers. Call 926 And ant Ad" Operator. PROGRAM OFD. AR OPENS THIS WEEK = |POCKETROOK, tan ANNOI INCEMENTS __ “Burial Lota Monuments 1 AWMTBTION DAY - Monuments, _ remeni. brancos and cemetery servives should he wrranged for now. All grades of marble John F. Moshan Mouw. Cor, Unfon. e e mom Annmmvemn 'nu Try us and save mor SHOES BHINED and repaired. and re-blocked. Center Shos Shive Pare Ier. 403 Main 8t. Gagllard! lnl. Clark (1., e Florists L] 6 and §1.00, Tohinwon's Greenhouses. §17 Church 8t Tel, #80. t low prices and potted phm-, graps vin Barberry, Japanese and California privet hed, Alno frult and shade trees. The Paone Co., 212 Oak Bt. Tel. 699-2. GREENHOUSE—Cut flowers, potted plants and all varieties of plants. California and Japanese privets and trult trees. $I & hundred, 18 In. to 24 ‘n. high. Adolfo Bai gt )_Oak 8t _Tal, 88 the Baturday football games. Plac ordors early, Weich Flower Bhop, Main 8t. Professional Bldg. Phon Phone orders filled promptl ta Wednesday, October 26th. Finder please return to the Dress Goods Shop, 400 Main !!. and receive reward, BLACK HANDBA fost, Monday nigh Main St. Contained military uniform some pa; Return to Herald. R BMALL PURSE containing sum of money and R. R. ticket to Bridgeport, Tharsday. Dr. Richard E. Burton to Speak in First Church Chapel “The Bible in Education” will be the lecture at the first open meet- ing of Esther Stanley chapter, D. A. R., according to the new year book just published and distributed today. The lecture will be given by Dr. Rich- ard E. Burton, by courtesy of Mrs. Willlam F. Brooks, Mrs. Harris B. Humanson, Mrs. Willlam C. Hunger- ford and Mrs. A. A. Mills. Hostesses will be Miss May 8. Foster, Mrs. E. Clayton Goodwin, Mrs. J. C. Loomis, ,Miss Agnes Middlemass, Mrse. Louls 8. Reynal and Mrs. Frank J. Wachter. It will be given Friday of this week in the chapel of the First Congrega tional church. State Regent Coming. Other portions of the year's pré- gram are as follows: December 8, State regent, Mrs. Charles H. Bissell. Hostesses, Mrs. H. Dayton Humphrey, Miss Flora L. Humphrey and Mrs. Fortis H. Allis. February 2, Colonial reception from 5 until 6 o'clock. Host- esses, Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. H. M. Bates, Mrs. Frank J. Porter and Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway. March 2. Program to he announc- ed. Hostesses, Mrs. C. H. Baldwin and Mrs. W. H. Booth. April 6. Program of acted songs presented by Katharine Dayton. Host- ess, Mrs. Philip B. Stanley. May 4. Reports from delegates to thirty-second continental congress Annual reports of officers of Esther Stanley chapter. Election of officers. Hdstesses, Mrs. Alford B. Eddy, Mrs. Margaret A, Eddy TRINITY SCHEDULE Hartford Basketball Vigorous Schedule For Coming Sea- Players Have son—Plays Fast Teams. Hartford, Oct. 31.—The basketball schedule for Trinity college given out today provides for 15 games, as fol- lows: December 1, Albany lLaw school at Albany; 9, Army at West Point; 15, Fordham at Hartford: January 4. Middlebury at Hartford; 6, Conn. NOTICE OF ELECTORS MEETING. The T.egal Voters of the Town of New Britain, are hereby notified to meet on the 1st Tuesday following the first Monday of November, 1922, to wit: the seventh day of November, A. D., 1922, for choice of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary, Treas- urer, Comptroller, and Attorney Gen- eral of the State of Connecticut, 1Tnit- ed States Senator, Representative in Congress for the First Congressional District, Sheriff for Hartford County, State Senator for the Sixth Senatorial District, Judge of Probate for the Dis- trict of Berlin, Two Representatives in the General Assembly and third Jus- tices of the Peace The polls will be open from 5:30 o'ciock in the forencon until 6 o'clock in the afternoon, of sald day at the following voting places in the Town of New Britain, to wit: FFTRST WARD--High sett street. SECOND WARD New Rritain Wood Working Co. Garage, rear Pear] street THIRD WARD--New Camp school, on Prospect street FOU'RTH WARD- school, Bas- b5 —Central Junier Harry Poters was|® High school, Main and Chestnut streets FIFTH WARD-—Bartlett school, Grove street. corner of Broad street SIXTH WARD--New Burritt school, North street, corner Clark street The T'nited States Standard Voting| Machines placed for that purpose in all of the Voting Districts, shall be used under the provisions of the Statute laws of the State of Connec- ticut, and the direction of the Secre- tary of State Dated at New Britain, of October. A, D, 1922 this 31st day Return to Herald. Reward. Personals — AUTOMOTIVE ioles B ~Auto and Truck Agen BUICK MOTOR CARS—"'Better care are b ing bullt and Buick Is bulliln lnflu" Yew Britain Buick Co.- 338 Aol Telephone 3670, CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAION CAR#= Li “A Reputable Comesra.” Lincoln Pt el COLUMBIA AND DORT MOTOR CAR-= Commerce end Ruggles truck K. C, Mee dolph, 137 Cherry Bt. Phone 3061-L URANT AND STAR motor nu’_fl'fli and service, '‘Just Real Good Cars." A. Bence, 18 Main 6t. Phone 3216, DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR OAl a:r-. and Bervice, 8. & F. Motor . 138 _Eim FORD Fordson Tractor, ice; genuine parts and scc: motive Bales Co., 200 BE. M HUDSON AND ESSBEX motor new prices make these Irl t JORDAN AND M'FARLAN motor Bales and service, High 8t., Hllt!ul‘d. Connecticut. Telephone 3,4699. A" VITAL MESSAGE—If you auffer from “Rheumatism,” Constipation, Indigestion, Eczema, Bronchitis, Boils, or your nerves are affectad in any way: or you desire to have a fine clear, lealthy complexion, we want you te try a package of our Mar. velous Remedy, Yeastolax. Among its various elements Yeastolax contains the highest and most potent Vitamines, which the sclentific world has found to be abeo- lutely necessary to bodily vigor. People all over the country have found great re- Met through ite use, and now feel the joy of perfect health itality, Teastolax 2130 has the propertiss of being non-grip- ingly and mildly laxative, yet its actfon is sure. In order to quickly introduce Yeast- olax into every rommunity, we will give for a limited time to any person who will mail $1.00 to cover the cost of a liberal sized package ABSOLUTELY FREE. 50,000.00 RUBLES. The Russlan Ruhle recentlv was worth 56c per ruble, giving the above a value of 27,500.00, Bave this money: many a great fortune has besn bullt up by buying for- eign money after wars. The Chicago Tri- bune on Reptember 13th calls attention to the new canal which has just been opened for shipping between Rugsia, Ger- many and Central Asia, affording a new source of raw materials for the Rus German combine, especially ofl, manganese and copper and opening up the rich Persian and Central Asian trade to Ger- many and Russia. Think what this means; surely vou cannot afford to pnse up the opportunity to acquire these Rubles. Send in your name and address, together with a dollar remittance, today: the package of Yeastolax and 50,000 Rubles will be de- livered to vou at once, _YEASTOLAX CO. 202 8. Clark St. Dept. 26, MR. T. B. ANDREWS, 123 Vine St won the five dollar photo finishing coupon this week. Look for your name next Friday. There are a couple of winnets who have not called for thsir coupons. Ohrnetedt's SAVE YOUR CASH, ©e o clothe the family. Pay we: Clothing Store, 83 Church 3t Chicago Store Announcenicat BARBER BHOP—-A. K. barber Elm 8t, Is now located at 45 Washing- ton S For bettar sarvice, see us. BATTERIES —The U, 8 L. s the radio battery. $15.00 each. T. H. well. 8 Chestnut 8t. Phons 1418-2. EVERY eleventh greeting card or Christma: card customer gats their pu.chise free ol charge at Ohrnetedt's. MANUFACTURERS!—Bring sample boards and cabinet w: it done right High grade Tornitur patred. also. G. 163 Arch 8t., Tideal Cogs- oz _nod\l d h . cblaet Phona zfl:\ Aggiew at Hartford: 10, Willlams Hartford; 12, Yale at New Haven; 17, Springfleld college at Springfield; 20, Amherst at Hartford; TFebruary 2, Boston College at Hartford; 10, Rrown at Providence; 13, Mass. Aggies at Hartford; 16, Colgate at Hartford; 22, Lafayette at Hartford; 28, Conn. Ag- gies at Storrs. e NOTICE. The Eelectmen of the Town of New Britain have fixed and designated the places of veting in each ward of said Towh, for the election of State and Local Officers, at the election to be held on the 1st Tuesday after the Orst Monday of November, 1922, {. e, Nov. 7, 1922, as follows, to wit: FIRST WARD—High School, sett street. SECOND WARD - New Wood Working Co. Garage, rear Pearl street. THIRD WARD--New Camp school, on Prospect street. FOURTH WARD-—-Central Junior High school, Main and Chestnut Sts FIFTH WARD—Bartlett school, Grove street, corner Broad street SIXTH WARD-—New Burritt school, North street, corner Clark street. The United States Standard Voting Machines placed for that purpose in the polling plares in all the wards, shall be used under the provisions of the Statute l.aws of this State, and the directions prescribed by the Secretary of State Said Veting Machines to be nused at the Election on Tuesday, the Tth day of November, 1922, will be placed on public exhibition as required by Statute Laws of this State, on Wed- nesday, Nov. 1, 19 Thursday, Nov 2, 1922, and Friday, Nov. 3, 1022, he- tween the hours of 9 a. m. and 1 p. m,, and 3 p. m. and & p m/| each day at the three following places Vacant Store, 211 Park street 0Old Episcopal Church Building, West Main street, and Vacant Store, 507 Main street ARVID H. NERO, BEWIS W. LAWYER n-.:r Bas- Britain 55 ALFRED L. THOMPSON, Town Clerk "POLLY AND HER PALS T'oas R ay TO HEAR AEFWAWS ( REA DN ART 112 | ESSO LET FA Do 1T GoT A DATE! ABOARD THE BAt Ruwm? AWt " RUSHING 1WTO THE . | SEA THEY (ROWDED BARGUE.! Neewah Follows Instructions CHARLES P. WAINRIGHT, Selectmen 'BY CLIFF STERRETT b S BARQ-UFE HUPMOBILE CARS—Butes ana service. Ctey Bervice Btatlon. Hartfard Avi and Sane ley Bt. A. M. Paonssa, Prop. LEXINGTON—High grade mor~- iark Gasew and service, C. A. Bence, §1 Mals &.. Phone 3315, i MAXWELL AND CHALMERS motor cam. Sales and rervice. United Motor Sales Co., 139 Arch Bt. Phone 2109. MOON MOTOR CARS, $1380° deliverad. Bal and Service. Moon Motor company, Main street. Telephone 1530. NASH and Oakland motor cars. Bates pn! service. A. G. Hawker, 58 Elm Et. Teles phone 2454, g OLDBMOBILE—8ales and service g the 8o, End Garage, 171 South Main sti€%t. Te\- ephone 2630. HEO MOTOR CARS and fru Searle & Co. Bales and and Park Sts, New Bri phora 2110, STUDEBARERS—Light six touring, 193 Arch Bn. “Thu I8 o Studehaker Yo Autos and Trucks For Sale L AUTOMOBILES—Oakland touring, _ Dort touring, 1920 model; Reo touring, Durant sedan, driven 1.000 miles; Nash six tour- ing. demonstrator. Thess cars are ex- ceptional values. See them before you buy. Hawker's garage, Elm 8t. Tel. 2458, BUICK, 1919 roaaster, just recently hauled and newly painted. In condition mechanically and otherwi gooa tires. Terms can be arran Bence, 51 unm 8t. BUICK, A ger, in A-No. order. Uity Servics Statlon, Hartteed aves nue and Stanley street. BUICK, 1319, § paes. touring cai and rebuiit throughsut. C. A. Main street, Phone 231K. CADILLAC, 1918 7 passenger sedan, Of very good appearance, 6 excellent tir upholstery and just thoroughly hauled. Terms can be arranged. ce, 51 Main St. Phone 2216, CLOSED CARS—+Dort, 1918, da Oldsmobile § cylinder coupe; 1920 6 cylin- der icoupe. Ford sedan. Many others. Low prices. Aaron G hen, (Inc.), 867 New Britain 85 Park 8t, Hartford. 1919 Oldsmo- . Aaron G. New Houu " Cohen, Inc, 185 Britaln_avenue, ¥ DODGE BROS. CARS— The 5. & F. Motor Sales Corp, The Used Car Dept. 1922 Dodge Bros. screen delivery, 1921 Dodge Broe. touring. 1919 Dodge Bros. touring. 1917 Dodge Broe. touring. 1921 Chevrolet touring. 1817 Buick roadstar, 1920 Buick touring. 1920 Essex touring. Ford racer, §75.00, Ford sedan, like new. Dealers in Dodge Bros. Cars, 155 ELM BT. TEL. 731. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 C'CLOCK. FORD erdan in good ruwining order. very G. I. Manee, Price rearonable. G. 542 W, Main street. FORD truck of one ton. A sure enough bars gain, $50; also one Ford speedster, dise wheels, cord tires, Boach magneto. Price right. The John Caoke Co., 7 Hough St., Plainville, Conn FORDS -1021 coups, stoplight, mirror, spes clal springs, specdometer, 4 very good tire: 25, Aucomotive Bales & Service 01, JT, Good class utond hand car. Room 108 Professional Sldg. Phone :7£6. M C. TRUCK, 19117 1 ton, 5 good cires, excellent condition. 171 So. Main Btiwet, Phnn}' 70, HUPMOBILE, 1920, touring car. Looks very good, mechanically perfect, has § excellent tires and can bte bought right. City Service 8tation, Hartford Ave.,, Cor, E! Phone 1051-3 ) roadster G. fect cond'!lnn T, 0. Rudnlph 127 Cherry St Fhone 2081-2, OVERLAND, 1020, 5 passenger touring car, Ot good appearance and perfect mechan- Ically. Cord tires all around. An economie cal car to run. Can ba bought right. City Bervice Etatlon, Hartford Ave., Corner Bta Sl Phone 1 OAKLAND, 1916 [nur!n( rur 3 new tires, 2 extras and good running condition, $§17§. Apply 167 Hart 8t OLDSMOBILE "8 1920, 7 passenger toure fng rar. Looks new, s in perfect condi- tlon. 5 very goond tires, fully equipped and price is right. So. End Garage, 171 So. ‘-ln!n Bt. Phone 0. ONE National, seven passenger car, model. Car fn first-class condition. gond as new. Aleo new spare tire Beaver street 501 Speed Wagon, good tires. Wil demonstrate. or 2133.2 after & p. m ROADSTERS—1919 Overland "nunt! y club; 1920 Dod 1918 Overland, 1918 Chevro- let; 1020 Ford 1917 Big Bulck. Basy torme made easier our terms. Aaron G. Cohen, (Inc.), 867 New. Britain Ave. Mnin Dept. 185 Park 8t Hartford. TOUR Ford touitngs with starter, $100 up. 1820 Chevrolet, winter top, tour- e, $2 1920 Chandler touring, $575. + o touring, $450. 1920 Hudson orven passenywi, llke new $760. 1920 ki ke Many others. Play safe. Aaron (. Cohen, 185 or 887 N. Britaln Ave., Harttord. UL Tires 112 firef-clase condition, 5 Call 1491-4 “starter, bhn\ Lk re Park St HIGH GRADE USED CARS 1920 1920 1917 1917 1920 7T-passanger Buirk kland touring. Sepassenger Buick 5-passenger Buick, Bulck coupe, 4 touring. 4 cylinder. vassenger, These cars have haen Inspected be- fare being placed on sale, “Noxt to a new Bulck {s a usad Bulck. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO., 225 ARCH BT. TEL. 2601, USED CAR DEV™