New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 16

s B WANTS CONNEGTICUT 0 RAISE TINBER Rustin F. Hawes, Relorestation Expert, Addresses Rotary Club Austin I, Hawes, state forester, told #he members of the New Britain Rot- wry club at the regular meeting held this noon at the Elks' ¢lub on Wash- ington street that he Is advocating a plan with the approval of the state park and forestry commission and the Connecticut forestry association, to ask the next session of the General Assembly when it convenos in Janu- ary for $100,000 with which to start a campaign to purchase 200,000 acres of woodland in Connecticut within the next 26 years for reforestation work, There are five sections of the state in which there is land desirable, Mr, | Hawes sald, The first section is along the Naugatuck valley from Winsted to Ansonia; the second, Middletown to the sound on both sides of the Con- necticut river; third, along the north- ern border of the state in the towns of Union, Somers and Willington as far south as Bolton; fourth, on the Rhode Island boundary from Thomp- son to the sound and fifth in the west- ern part of the state near Hartland. The state is not authorized to pay moré than $8 an acre for this land but it is expected that a great deal of the land can be purchased at that price. The speaker told the club mem- | bers that the area of the state Is about 3,000,000 acres and of this 1,- 500,000 acres are adapted to timber raising. Mr. Hawes told of the great need of roforestation work in Connecticut and mentioned that 40 per cent of the timber used in this state is brought here from the Pacific state, another 40 per cent from the southern states and' the other 20 per cent from the northeastern states with but a very small portion of the last percentage coming from Connecticut. At the next meeting of the club to be held Thursday, December 21, ‘baskets will be provided the Rotarians to be filled with Christmas ‘“‘goodies™ and to be distributed among the needy of the city., The meat will be given by the Rotary club but each Rotarian will be asked to fill his basket with other articles before the distribution is made. ! Irish laborites vigorously protest against intention of insalling new governor general of Free State in for. mer vice regal lodge, Amertean Ambassador Child urges [smet Pasha to make just concessions for protection of Armenians, Greeks and other minorities in Turkey. Birkenhead tells British lords there are limits to humiliations which It dy wise to inflict upon Germany, Plight of British coal miners Le. cause of relatively poor wages excites sympathy of house of commons, President of Uruguay and Dr. Luls Herrera, former legation secretary ot Washington, fight pistol duel without serious results, New York theatrical producers unite to wipe out ticket agencies and approve central office to sell seats at premium of ten cents, el \ Three comets swing through skies for first time in years, Harvard ob- servatory reports, servatives.” These groups composed the opposing factions in the athletic games. In the basketball, running and medicine ball relay the Liberals took all the laurels, The Conservatives re- taliated in the tug of war by almost pulling their opponents out the door. the volley ball victory and for their presumption were soundly trimmed in hockey, Indian club relay, coat and vest relay, etc. An obstacle race with a number of funny side features pro- voked much amusement. Shooting, billiards, chess, etc., were indulged in. William Tancred, assist- ant physical director of the Y. M. C. A., Irving Parker and Willlam Ben- son, gave some exhibitions of fancy diving and under water stunts. FAMILY IS UNITED AFTER SEVEN YEARS Local Man Meep Wife and Daugh- ters First Time Since 1945 “G00D TIME HAD BY ALL" South Church Men Meect at Y. M. A, and Make Merry—Liberals De- feat Conscrvatives, About 100 men and boys of the Bouth Congregational church rollick- ed and romped and made merry at the Y. M. C. A. last evening on “South | Church Night” The men, as they en- tered the door were divided into two groups, called “Liberals” and “Con- R. M. GUMPRECHT, i THE WATKINS DEALER “Say: The New Britain Pollce Department broke up an epidemic of speeding., Watkins Laxative Cold and Grippe |, onother visit but refrained because Tablets, Cough Balsam, Cough Medi- cine, Aspirin, Vegetable Anodyne and Cream of Camphor Liniment, break up threatened epidemics of Coughs, Colds, Grippe, etc. This is a dangerous time' to neglect a cold. Have these Watkins time tried, proven remedies in your: medicine cabinet. R. M. GUMPRECHT 347 EAST ST. Tel. 2254-13. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR HER FOR HIM FOR THE KIDDIES On Today’s Want Ad Page Classifications 65 A-B-C-D 5 from New York for a three months’ visit in Scotland. Mmflmmwmmwmfi%“fi fDolls and A Complete Line of 328-332 MAIN ST. § % § ,remained there several years and then cided he was an American citizen for {in 1915, just seven years ago. ttime ago he sent money to Furope to “Tom” Morton Gets Under They Make Excellent Xmas Gifts PEOPLE’S 1c to 98¢ ST(JRE For the first time in seven years Tony Vozello is re-united with his family. Vozello is manager of the Italian department of George A. Quig- ley's steamship agency, and was for four years a member of the local po- lice department. Hs is an Italian in- terpreter at the New Brnaln police court. Tony came to seek his fortune in America just 22 years ago, leaving his Loyhood sweetheart in Sunny Italy. Fourteen years ago he returned to his native country and was married. He came back to this country to make a home for his family. Five times in the 22 years he visited his native country, When United States entered the war he was on the point of going across of navigation dangers. Then he de- the rest of his life and would lik have his children educated in this country. He has two girls, one of them 13 years old, the other 11, He saw his family for the last time A short the town of Avolino, Italy, and Mrs. Vozello was enabled to pack up her few belongings and remove to Ameri- ca. Last week they arrived and went to housekeeping where the husband and father had a home already for them ‘at 9 Farmington avenue, The two girls have started school and the family is ha.pp Way for His Old Home Thomas R. Morton, formerly .su- perintendent at the Cremo Brewery on Belden street, will sail tomorrow Mr. Morton had Camages the Above Articles. NEW BRITAIN (Brief News Dispatches From all Over the World The Conservatives also carried off | New Britain Day Nursery will be Butler's nomination as justice of U, 8. supreme court, sherman Volstead of house judici- ary committee declares he has falled to be impressed by testimony against Attorney Gen, Daugherty In impeach- ment proceedings, Governor Parker of Loulsiana, at conference of governors at White Sul- phur Springs, sponsors enactment of law for registration of all members in secret organizations, I"ederal council of churches in ses- sion at Indianapolls emphasizes re- sponsibility of Protestant churches in United States. Willlagn J. Burns, at hearing on Daugherty impeachment charges, says Samuel Gompers has hounded him ever since arrest of McNamara broth- ers in dynamiting plots, planned to sail a few weeks ago, but was held up by passport regulations. He will arrive back in this country on March 31, according to his plans. Real Japanese invasion threatens United States in form of Japanese “‘"‘“'.""3‘"!' Arranged For Quick bottle, federal horticultural expert eady Re . declares, LINE RATES FOR { o CONSECUTIVE INBERTIONS, ".Aemm- judiclary sub-committee 1 e recommends confirmation of Plerce ::::: THE HERALD “WANT ADS” 1 line 1 line 1 line 1 lnn Count 8 worda to a lin 14 lines to an Inch, Minimum Space, 3 Line: lll!llmulr Book Chargt ANNOI ll\C"’MENTS Burial Lots, Monuments, 1 HEADSTONES and monuments of marbio and gravite; all grades and slzos, Como- tery arrangements made, lots cared for, John F, Mosban Monumental Works, rner_Union_8t. e Unioy, l'lorlatl. 3 CHRYSANTHEMUMS at low prices and pot- ted plants, New Britaln Greenhouse, Oak and Lasnlle Sts. Phone 699-2, GREENHOUBE—Cut flowois. potied piants and all varfeties of plants, Adolfo San: dalle, 218 Oak St. Tel 639-12. WREATIB, croases, ornaments, etc. .Com tery . decorations delivered. Leonar East* 6t. Phone 468-5 ANNUAL YMAS TREE AT DAY NURSERY Candy, Toys and Fruit Desired for Tiny Tots’ Party December 22 The annual Christmas tree of the trimmed and the Christmas party for youngsters and their mothers will be held at the nursery on Winter street on the evening of December 22, ac- cording to an announcement made by Mrs. Frank O'Brien this afternoon. The tree will be decorated during the day and in the evening there will be singing, recitations and other exercises by the children. . Toys, candy, oranges, etc.,, are desired for the occasion, but the nursery has made no appeal for money for this Christmas, Mrs. O'Brien said: ‘I have .not asked anyone for money, but if our friends would send us some candy, fruit and toys for the little ones at the Christmas party, ip| would be very nice.” During the month of November the nursery took care of 950 chil- dren. Six of these youngsters were cultured for diphtheria germs and five families were given medical care through the co-operation ef the board of health. On Thanksgiving. the youngsters had a bountiful feast through the kindness of many friends who sent in donations. A number of families whose children are connected with the nursery were given Thanksgiving dinners. The number,of children taken care of at the nurgery ranges from 38 to 50 daily. | City Items Gulbransen Player Pianos, Morans', —advt. Harold Seaburg was the speaker at the meeting of the Luther league last evening. Women's Exchange “New Home,” next to Dickinson’s Drug Store, con- tinues sale commencing Saturday of art goods and food.—advt. A meeting of St. Mary's Ladied' T. A. B. society. will be held this eve- ning at § o'clock in St. Mary's school hall. After the meeting a social and whist will be held for the benefit of the poor. Headquarters for women's Resse-Leland's of course—advt. Dr. Grant of Maple Hill, reported to the police late ‘last night that his automobile had struck and killed a dog on Newington road. Saleswomen wanted for Christmas season, all day or part. Davidson & Leventhal.—advt. New Victor special records.—C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Committee to Dispose Of Sadis Claim Tonight Dispgsition of the claim of George Sadis for $10,000 damage for the death of his son, Fred Sadis, will be/ made this evening at a meeting of the claims committee, called by Chairman George Molander for 8 o'clock. Corporation Counsel J. H, Kirkham will present an opinion covering the legal aspect of the claim. The Sadis boy met his death while bathing in the municipal swim- ming pool in the North End park. In his claim for the maximum dam- age allowed by the state for loss of life, Mr. Sadis says that the city in inviting its residents to use the pool niade an implied promise of protec- tion. 'This, he said, was not afforded coata, Tost and Found 5 BAUM Martin neckpleca iost Dec, 6. §25 Te- ward, No questions asked. Return to 265 West Main St BOOK No, 2399, Iesvied in the name of The Church of Our Saviour, reported lost or destroyed. If'found, roturn to The Plaln- ville Trust Company, Plainville, Conn. ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE S et & ‘Store Announcements, CUTLER AUTO PARTS— MOVED FROM 21 OAK ETREE[ TO 8§ HARTFORD TELEPHONE 2761, AVENUN, ANNOUNCEMENT— The 8, & &F". Motor Bales Corp, announces that Hilmer W, Nelson Is takin, of the wervice department on l‘ makes His abllity with a highly trained organization, combines the brand of serv- Walding charge of car ice motor car owners strive for. a speclalty, THE 8. & ¥, MOTOR BALES CORP. 155 ELM BT, PHONE 731, DODGE BROTHERS. ~__AUTOMOTIVE FOUNTAIN pen, on blue ribbon with key. Finder please return to Miss Violet Wal- ton, 150 Vance St. SILVER MESH PURSE containing sum of money lost, Sunday afternoon in Kox's theater or between Fox's theater and Ii- brary, Liberal reward if returned to Her- ald_Office, & TORTOISE SHELL glasses lost on South Maln St, Friday evening. Finder kindly return to Herald and recelve reward, Auto and Trick Agencies, BUICK MOTOR CARS-''Better cars are b ing built and Buick is building them. New Britaln Buick Co., 225 Arch street. Telephone 2607, CADILLAC, JEWETT % PAIGE CARS- 0, “A lieputable Concern ‘West Main, Corner Linvoln 8t. Personals, ALL PERSONS! — "Whole Grain Wheat” eaten twice a day, takes aches and pains away; wonder-food of the age; 15c can. Am. Mdse, Union, 321 k St., New Britain, Conn. Store Announcements. ATTENTION, - DENATURED ALCOHOL—Formula 6—188 proof, (Pyro). The best anti-freezing s lution for your automobile radjator. Ga . Franklin Square Filling Statlon, 114 Franklin Square. PAY A8 YOU GET PAID and bs well dressed. Boston Clothin, 8tore. ‘'New Britain's Pamily Cf Shureh To Place Comfort Station Under Commission Control Although the municipal comfort station will not be completed until next month, Mayor A. M. Paonessa at the suggestion of Chairman A. F. Corbin of the comfort station com- mittee will have a resolution intro- duced at the next council meeting to have the building placed under the direction of a commission, preferably | the city hall or park board. Mayor Paonessa made this an- nouncement this morning after re- ceiving a communication from Mr. Corbin. If the council decides upon a commission at its next meeting it will be possible to advertise for and award contracts on concessions so ‘that all will be in readiness for operation as soon as the worl" is cgm- pleted. TO SING AT SOUTH CHURCH. Following the regular church sup- per at ‘the South ¢hurch tomorrow night there will be,.in addition to a Kipling story by Mrs. J. M. Kirkham, a musical progrgm at which there will be quartet selections by .the Misses Ernst and Willlams and -the Messrs, Loomis and Klein, under the direction of J. C. Beebe. ROGERS PROTECTS RIGHTS In the interests of the Rogers Rec- reation Co., Deputy Sherif M. D, Stockwell teday served on the Adkins Printing Co.,, a notice of attempt to dispute any claim for rights or ease- ments on the land of the Rogers Co. Lanad records show that the west wall of Adkins block on Church street is four inches over the line of the Rog- ers property. Mr. Rogers' action is calculated to prevent any action in court to establish legal right to the privileges now enjoyed. LEGAL NOTICE CITY ADVERTISEME; OSGOOD AVENUE LINES, Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P, M. Tuesday evening, Dec. 19th, 1922, on the proposed layout and es- tablishment of Street, Grade and Building lines on Osgood Avenue, from Farmington Ave, to Hunter Road. All interested persons are requested to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the same. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, T and as a result the boy was drowned. L COLUMBIA AND DORT MOTOR UARS=— Commerce and Ruggles trucks, R. ¢}, Rue dolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, DODGE BROTHEES MOTOR CARS—gais and Service. 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 10 __Elm 8t., Cor, P’unklln‘_l"hane DURANT AND STAR motor c and service. ‘Just Real Good Cars _A. Bence, 18 Main Bt. Phoue FORD CARS, Fordson Tractor, S ce; genuine parts and accessories. Auto- Bales 200 E. Mnln 8t, D M'FARLAN motor care Bales and service, 174 High St. Hartford, Connecticut, Telephone 3-4899, HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales and service, City Service Station, Hartford Ave. and Stan- . ley Sts. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. LEXINGTON—High grade motor car. Sales C. A. Bence, 61 Main St. MOON MOTOR CARS, 81380 deiivered, Buloe and Service, Moon Motor company, 16 ain street. Telephons 1530. NABH and Oaklan& motor cars, Sales and service, A. G, Hawker, 68 Elm £t. Tale- _phone_2456. OLDSMOBIL] End Garage, 171 South Main street. _phone 2530, REO MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kennsth M, Searle & Co. Sales and service. Cor, Blm and Park Sts, New Britain, Conn. Tele: phone 2110, g Sa'es and rervice at the So. Tele- STUDEBAKERS-—Light six touring, $975 special six touring, $1276; big six touring, $1650; . O. B, factory. M. Irving Jester, 183 Arch 8t, “This is a Studebaker year." Autos and Trucks For Sale. 9 BUICK, © passenger, 1919 touring car. in pertect mechanical condition, paint, tires and upholstering very good. Price and terms are low. C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2215, BUICKS—1940 tourings, aiso 1918 roadster, with winter top, Building lots taken in trade, Phone 2-3457. Aaron G. Colien, Inc. 185 Park St Hartford. BUICK, 1915, 7 passenger sedan, special body, $450. Must be sold this week. No reasonable offers refused. J. B. Moran, 3 OB CHEVROLET 490 touriig with winter top, $260. 1921 ¥, B. touring, $475, refinished. new ‘tires. 490 roadster, $76 up. Buildl lots taken in trade Aaron G. Cohen, In 185 Park_St., Hartfor( : DORT COUPE, 1820, car has been driven very little, always handled’ care- fully and s really a new car in action. Excellent tires, Small cash payment. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch 8t. __Phone 2109, ELCAR, 1919 touring car, In cxcellent don- dition. Tires as good as new, a bargain if taken at once, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. FORD COUPE, 1920— Fully equipped. First- class shape. Newly painted. LASH MOTOR CO., INC. WEST MAIN AND LINCOLN 8T8, “A REPUTABLE CONCERN," FEDERAL truck for swis, (me LIspard Stewart truck—1% ton-—both Contluen motors—in good cond'tion. Also specl cab body for use on either truck..Appl: M. Delaney & Co., inc., Meriden, Col Main 8t, Automotive 8ales and Bervice, 200 East Phone 2701, P N. HUDSON U Late m tlon, 1918 Ch 1920 Fo 1921 Vim truck, worm drive self starter, CITY S8ERVICE STATION, STANLEY 8T. AT HARTI'ORD AVE, SED CAR DEPT, odel 4 passenger Cadillac coupe at & low price, In good condi- call THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, 130 ARCH ST, TELEPHONE 2109, HUPMOBILE~— 1920; new paint and in first ape. almers sedan, rd coupe, and in exceiient condition, ug surprisingly low prie for cash, An ideal var for someono, Cal m. 0. ©, Kotaback, 118 Brook djilon i s Kk BTORAGE DATTERIBS—Winter storage . . : it M & TAC BATTE |~ Winter OrRgw FORDE=T017 touring -ca 1020 ton | wet and dry, Lowest pri A G, H-vuflr. truck chassis, cushion tire on rear, $126 68 Elm 8t, Phone 246 1917. vunabout, $65, Terms 1f desired. oy “and wervice sias 8 Chestnut st ull. ‘ mons_Storage NEW and second aulo parts, Standard Aute 3 Oak'Bt. Phone 8164 BEBT prices pald for u rd Auto Repair Co, phone 61 GALL TAXI-—Phone 3700 wiil bring quiok, wificlent tax! service to your door, N, B, at_the K. R. Btation, Beast cur In_the cit; Call Joo Yarr, 1847, 183 TAX] EVATION—Quick, rellAbie sorvice Keep these phone numbers In mind, Daytime, 667; night, 1842-3, Louls Miller, 20—Garage space for one HURCH 8T, pace quire 124 Rockwell Ave, 'm. 1931 STORAGE of bicycles for all winter free of Peter Rosso, Phone 636-2, 336 OAKTAND six to cho Arch_8t. purchasers, OAKEAND roads . 1916-1920 touring! o from $90 to §350, T M. Irving Jeeter, 193 CHURCH 8 car, _Inquire on r-remueu rerfoct condition, R, C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2, BTORAGE—Alive storage for the winter ‘months in & centrally Jocated, steam heat- OAKLAND, _Apply used ci 2 extras and lno& runain, 1916 touring o Hart 8 OAKLAND ROADH’PEB, 1920, in. good con- dition; has many extras, looks good and b excellent tires, Price right. A. G. Haw- _ker, §3 Eim St. 2456, 5 i Thone tour) 3 mew tiros, ondition. $175. “excellent condition. Ride in this before you buy a M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. ed, spacious garage, Use your car when- ever you want it. A mechanic always on the floor and rent s reasonable, Our serv- ice car s alwaye ready at your call, Just Phone 1544, Charland's Auto Bervice Sta- tion, rear 432 Main 8t. iy SPACE for a limited number of cars for winter storage. The 8, & F. Motor Sales Corp., Elm, n St. Tel. 731, | FEATED garages at 115 Linwood street. Phone.2057-2. OLDSMOBILE “8" in excelient condition, b lovks Service Stations nepllrlng 11 fully equipped and runs like new Price right. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. Phone 2109. b GVERLAND SEDAN, 1918, Paint is e lent, 5 very good tires and wiro whe upholstery is like new and runs smooth- car. | on. 8ei- | _Corbin Pi passenger, economical to operate, good. Price only $200. Terms to rusponsi- ble parties, C. A, Bence, 61 Main S8t |ACETYLENE WELDING —sroken ”l’u Phone 2215, made new, Commerclar Welding = Co. OVERLAND COUPE, 1918, Jjust recondl | _Phono 285-2, 111 Cherry St B tioned, new paint, upholstéry perfect, AUTOMOBILE 1 molding put All varieties roplaced. Remember that service is our aim and that we are auto tody and radlator oxperts, O. Becker, Phone 553, AUTO PATNTING, washing and polishing. Lowest prices in tow:, considering work- choose from, Late models. Will trade for real estate or sell on easy terms. Al Beaver street. ly. Price is low, part cash. Honeymon| manship. Let us give you an estimate. Joo jan| _Auto Sales Co, 139 Arch Bt. Tel. 2109. | Amezin, 353 8o, Main St. g STUDEBAKERS ana Hudsons—Five to | AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and truck bodies made to order. High class work, sat: n| faction guaranteed and price reasonable. 1. Ravizza, 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. G. Cohen, Inc, 85 Park St. -Open eve- nings. Hartford, b % ___|AUTO RADIATOR ‘cores inserted in quick ONE National, seven passenger .caf, 1918 | time and positively gusranteed. New and model, Car ia first-class condition, Tires| used radiators carried in stock; all makea. good as mew. Also new spare tire, 112| New England Radiator Works, 35 East Main St. Plone 608. payments Phone 2-3: REAL Col LASH WEST “A RI AVATL yourself of pleasure cars, popular makes, easy l'n‘. n trade. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park Bt. this _opportunity: or consider bullding lots 457, Hartford. BUYS IN USED CARS— 1915 Cadillac 7 pass. touring. Dixie Flyer, 5 pass. touring, e 8, 7 pass. touring. Maxwell 5 pass, touring, 1518 Packard 7 pass. Equipped—A-1 touring, condition. MOTOR COMPANY, INC, MAIN & LINCOLN STS, EPUTABLE CONCERN.” AXELS, STRAIGHTENED and wheels res paired, Auto springs 4 specialiy, John C. Arch 8i, Phone b608. BATTERIES—When in trouble and In need ot good batteries or skilled service see us fiest. Edw. Zack at the City Service Bta- tion, Hartford Ave. at Stanley Bt. CLARK'S antomobile saundry. Simoniz pro- tects finish in winter weather. Auto wash- ing. Cars oiled and greased, Stora space, Starting, lighting, ignition and gen- erator work, Succeeding Plucker's Elec tric Co,, rear 238 Main 8t. Tel. 1344. urned ouf. Repairing on _all Vincelette Garage, rear CARBON makes of cars, 1920, § 1920, 5 NEW TEL. 2607, “Next to a New Buick Is a SED CARS— 1920, N pass. Buick touring, . (new paint) 1917, § pass. Buick touring, (new paint.) 1920, 5 pass. Ol.kl‘d touring, (new paint). 1917 Dodge roadster, pass. Essex . sedan, (new paint) 1018, 5 pass. Overland sedan, pass. National touring. 1917, 5 pass. Franklin sedan. These cars have all been thorough- 1y reconditioned. BRITAIN BUICK CO., 225 ARCH ST. TEL. 2607 Used Buick." 168 Arch St. Phone 869-13, HOTEL Washington garag pairing and overhadling. Day and night service. Washington street. Ge Te- Storage space. Tel. 1735, 121 199, of all makes = of molnr cars. Prices are low, So. End Garage, 171 South ,Main 8t. Phonamflo:_ & § GARAGE AND TOOL CO. 680 ‘West Maln., Machine and tool work. Auto rt and 1epairing. Ford blocks rebored fited. Tel. 890:3. RADIATOR REPAIRED, new cores ine stailed, dents and jams removed from auto bodies and fegders,” Hultqulst Bros, 107_Arch street, on-_ 1] i CURTA [ o} a absolute necessity in winter. Have yours repaired or if necessary, replaced before the rush' sets In, which means a lower delay. Hart St. Top 8hép, TOPS, side (urtains and slip-covers made to fit your car or repaired, Auto bodies of very description uphojstered and re- pAlred, Twenty yeais' expericnce .in . this business. J. W Walah Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm 8t. near Seye mour_8t. f?hono p_running like new YOUR motor will ke Auto. Parts and Accessories. greases, all - makes. rell, Wi Phone 109! ACCESSORIEE—A 10% cash discount sll automoblile parts, eupplies and accor- sorles, except tires, tuhes and gas. This stock Inclides Ford parts, ignition parts, 1ining. Ours is the largest stock of automobile parts_and accessorfes in the city. Rack liffe Bros, Park & Bigelow Sts. Tel. 1074 =| BUSINESS SERVICE ‘ar. 110 Frauklin 8q. | FISK & FIRESTONE tires. Tho users of these tires belleve in playing saes. Service rings and brake v Q dry winter stora Reasonable rates, J. M, Phone 1218, 11| 1 you have your carbon cleaned out and “on| 1,000 miles. == |MAGNETIC Masseuse, both body and faci FEDERAL tires & Michelin tubes. Author- 16 tiem. FORD CARS—We have 3 tourings and ro sters in excellent conditfon. Your choice at 356 and $75, R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St rhone 2051-3 ’ FORDS—Best assortment, ali modeis, _$65 up. no bonus or ingurance. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 185 Park 6t. Open evenings. Hartford, FORD SPEEDSTER—Bed body, disc wheels with cord tires. Bisch magneto, DPrice right. The John Cook Co,, Plainville, Conn. FORD touring car. Two new tires, new top, demountable rims. This car was struck by another and body and right-hand fenders wrecked. Just the thing .to make into a speedster. lad just been over- hauled. First fifty dollars takes ft. Ad- GEO. H., JOHNSON, Sec. HOWS “THE. MILLIGNAIRE. MOP MAGNATE “TODAY ¥ g PALS They’'ve Got the Whiskers~Now For The Santa Claus JESS Tk OF Te GwELL SANTA GLAUS WHISKERS THEM MOPS'LL MAKE . dress P. O. Box 456, Waterbury, Conn. OF The YEAR. sizen, H Telephone LET US TON ST, unteed against periment, get the best. Al Charles E. ld-Swanson Co., REGRETS--100% TIRE & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHING- Imperfections, Hadfleld, successor 21 Myrtle 1706, O'NEIL'S BATTERY AND STORAGE PLAN SYSTEM OF . O'NEIL EXPLAIN THE PERFE( PLHONE 900, BY CLIFF STERRETT Al JESS WMAGINE - THE MILLIONS OF 'Bm W Wi GELL AT THiS Seasod Don't ex- automobile 5 street. your oll in the motor changed about every Call 2016-3 for prices d Auto Repalr ‘Co., 638 East appointment. Main_8t, VULCANIZING and tire repairs of all kinds, Expert advice on tire conditions. _Dis- tributors of DAYTON ‘“THOROBRED" CORD TIRES. The Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch street. Barbcrs, ll rdrcaficrs. West End Vulcanizing Works, 39%| hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddles Main 8t C. F. McCarthy, Prop,| while having their haif trimmed. Hours, 1-3. 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 32 Church. Opp. Beloin: akilitul | Vaporic treatment for Rheus: Neuralgia Magnetic vibration ¢ ized sales agency. Judd & Dunlop, Franklin Square. Phone 1228, tho spinal vertebrae for tiredness ana e | sleeplessness; ‘treatments by visit or et GAS and oll at lowest prices (n town &t| her home. Mrs, Sadie Reeve, 188 Main Walter_Tire Shop, 634 West Main St. St. Phone 2887, GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES— Good. | = e year means Good Wear.” Absolutely g ___ Bullding and Contract, 19 CARPENTER jobbing, shingling, M. ¢ Haulur ‘Tzlephone 1492-4 ‘between 13 aiid t 1 “masin and plester work. work guaranteed. J. { _J. Mclarney, 131 Clark 8t. Phone 1744 MASON work, bricklaying and plastering. 3, Charles Beh, 591 West Main St. Tel- rplwne 1186-2. TAKI orders for ice-boxes; showcases, win- dows for new houses; all kinds of wood- working. M. Tomko, 29 Lafayette St. Business Service Rendered. 20 AWNINGS taken down and stored for the winter. Canoples furnished for weddings and receptions, Canvas specialties and containers of all kinds. Eddy Awalng & Decorating Cn, City Hall Place. CABINET MAKINU—Al kinds, G, H. Day, rear 153 Arch Streef. Phone 2633, SIGNS of Alstinction give character (o your business or protession. For the city's best service in commercial sign painting sea The New Britain Sign Co., 34 Church St, _ Telephone §94. OLSTERING—Furniture of all _kinds. Work_guaranteed, - J. W. Walsh, 207 Eim Bt.._Phono 2649, UPHOLSTERING of antique furniture. All kinds of ropairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch St. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. MIRRORS RESILVERED and cn. ‘s caned. Workmanship guaranteed. dward, Gore fain, 168 Arch 8t. 5o, FIOCTURE FRAMING—Bring in that pics ture you want framed now. A framed pic- ture makes an ideal present. Ohrnstedt's, 73 West Main Bt. A WINDOWS CLEANED in pr h offices, and stos Genoral ho d cleaning from the cellar to the roof. Vacuum work is our specialty. Our rates are the lowest in town. New Britain Win- dow Cleaning Co.. 88 West Main 8t Phone 885, e ¥ WE repair rubber boots, arctics and rub- ber shoes and lll kinds of rubber, 73 Church St 4 WHY spend #5 for & new hal. You can gel your old one made over amd look like m by Conrad, The Hatter, Corner Broad sud Washington 6ts, New Britaln, Coua. LINWOOD ST, 118—8paca for two cars - d d_garage. Phone 2 Motorcycles and Bicycles. 15 FL