New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 26

A I L S e (350 TR 2O U | Scmml PIAY MAKES |Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World |[™ 1ar HERALD f___lu—_u_m@ “WAN' P ____Auto and Truck Agencies 8 Autos and Trucks For Sale © WANT ADS mflb‘mm%_m Rev, Charles Dillon, an assistant at| National league of women voters at Al Mbmonll A Yor Qulck I |st. Augustine's Rom. Des Moines declares for laws com.||[ *'* H "“"",.. 4 fea; genuine parts sud milenge. Auto Jght genorator § to 8 volt,| And febric, tn all siges, T M. Cogawell, BIG Hl lN CHUREH Py an . Catholle R.“' m” . o "“‘"' lea_Co. ’ Mal Sterling poctiner la:.ch.ul-m radio or|_8 church at IKalamazoo, Mich, shoots|pelling women and men to share LINE AR o g e Xt P by _E.'W_‘_—T-T- i and kills Rev, Henry O'Nell after an|equally all moneys and property ac- CONSECUTIVE INSRRTIO TGales and prvics, i 0 Hartford, | matorwom. Yoams & Vrion, 1 Hi, Co 'o'u‘.“'l Cherthut acrests : () argument at dinner table; Bishop Gal- | quired after marriag 1 line Connectiout, Phone 3-4509, videre, New Rritain, l‘lm oll Allen| Phone 1418-2, tanley Memorial Men's Club May | lagher of Detroit dlocese expresses i TUPWORILE CARB—Rates and serviow, Oty | Bt. from Stanley Bt~ | sccme e P d | opinion that Father Dillon was in- Muul;:\ulml un:n(l-;- relp:rtn_ that ||| 2 H«[:: :::;‘x?y ltlllln. uuunach.A‘v‘ A .f:.'"..'.f ot}lnl'l“tl:lkc.in .n:n.";:fln.a-::.u‘. t_r::ll:‘ ula.n'da- ey Aultl;h-hll rrv‘:!_-fi |: sane, Nicola cco, convicted witl arto- - ¢ v GATA, TAXI: one 2100 w ol | - : g 1 line LEXINGTON—] m E grade motor cars, Aales | _ Rudolph, 127 Cherry Phone 2061-3, { roauce ShO\'l IOPE B CIB.SS lomeo Vanzett! in 1921 of paymaster's 1 line ] ead sirvice . G A Bonce. 81 el 8y | BOBGR Tosas s "ndtouring oaTe, SOt ips MTTion Ly Jhas Sate. ! N murder, is of unsound mind and re- i 41,80 L Phone 2216, m l..oak them ovnhb " | FAGKARD AMRVICE—Best car In the oity Senator Borah at New York, in re- fo G, Col Al ly to Lord Robert Cecil, declare: uires hospital care, NAGH and o.ilnl ™ Cars, Bales and ron . ¥ d ot b g service, A. G, Hawker, 6§ Eim 8t, Tele« '|°.'.."|’|‘.',::" ReI 70 P, AVT-30) llable service, An audience which filled the church | peace league can function for peace Count 6 words to a line. Ave,, Hartford, Conn, laluzz‘(:(; ".“xd cried alternately and ap- | until war has been outlawed as an| British commons, parliamentary A4 lines te an tneh e Tot ‘and trucks, Ko FORD GOUPE, 1021, excelient condiilon ail R itlon ot Vponontipucusly at She |institution: crisis safely averted, gets down to dis- ||| inimum Book Cha Bearle & Co, Bales and service. Co around; dleo has Zenith carburetor, In- : g oat ‘-“-';gri‘ ki -‘-Illl:g: n of “School Days," written cussion of real hindrances placed ||| = and Park BSts, uire R. C. Rudolph, 126 Cherry 8t. m——m“—xfi" B T : phone_9110, fTUDBON GABRIOLET—A new paint Jo . o (LaaeR] Men's club of the Stanley Memorlal | pelsaf B il st W ston | oley. " b Th N 1711 Kot . ast eve L P ¢ was | Charge r more than . Aaron G, church last evening, The story was 0! 8t., Hartford, f‘ann- Methodist mission to Moscow in- special six touring, $1,276; big aix tourl | Massachusetts refused to accept is h fl”o ¥, 0, B, umry M, Irving Jeste: of human interest, It tells of the an- ¢ church in Russia, h _&ood, O ties of a mixed group of school boys |and revolutionary organizations, the standard of church in Russia, has | S — SPRING CLEAN-UP IN USED CARS— [INDIAN HOYC T, on the last day of school, and the been abandoned, London Times de- ] sido car, complotely equipped, disc wheois. i o =] ) 2 troubles they make for their gray | Gen. Willlam Haldeman of Loufs. | S/ares: ANNOUNCEMENTS B e D :""u"""“" Wik YORNER 200, DIk bids the boys goodbye, *They have | United Confederate vet i A & iek ponen; | INDIAN ietoreyéle,” m i e ¢ » hoys goodbye, ey have | United Confederate veterans in re- 3 made my hair grayer, but T love them | unjon at New Orleans. Memphis ig| COUnt Plunkett, Countess Marklevles | o e e Tast 0 haa Ear Inquine (5’ Termingiy Bulck touring. The scene is laid in the interior of say. 218 _Onk Bt. Tel. 689-12. B & — Cole 8, 7 pass, touring, an old fashioned country school some- GUT flowera and potted plants, New Brit- [ AUTO BARGAINS— Pasex mmt:.., 4 '.hnu at ‘350, Also P e et bbb e S 1] e > ™ N dustrial situation indicates steady de- y | DAHLIAS and giadiolus—N d up to v Civil War. The teac Professor portant faiths in England formally ! and gladiolus—~New ‘and up i yasl ¢ slightl d totnt chines have boen thoroughly rebullt and - AlipgeloR " 2 A4 crease in unemployment throu Blg varety of slightly used touring Palge 606, 7 pass, touring. auled. A smail deposit will secure Fritz Snicklebum,” is y ed by Fred ploy ghout depore attitude of soviet government| p"\’ Pockham, Middiefield, Conn. cars and roadsters, Small payment Palge § pass, tduring, :;;":1! them for !uluundollv-ry. Chas. E. Hadfeld, successor to Hadfield-Swenson Perkins,” barnyard product, is r berry, California and Japanese privet to sult your pocketbook. R o o sented by Arthur Anderson, ) Republican chieftaing at Washing-| Polish Roman Catholic church {n| hedge; also rose plants. Thomas Paonessa, All these cars are in perfect con- INDIAN motorcycie, 1920 witl Rittner and Anderson are the .nmxum ton discuss preliminaries bearing on| Rome is scene for great anti-bolshe-| == —2% 0. 7. P00 % 924 conwi v - | NURBERYMAN—Piace your order now for . Hawker, 63 Eim 8t. Tel. 2454 of the pl 1924 convention city and tackle plans| vist demonstration during requiem | ™re =t A TTm I “:; i rume 86 ARCH BT. jed £ Donke,"” the teacher's pet and the . POTTED Pn Rol 336 lul lll plants and cut flowers. Funeral v llvand. r 880, ain m. works a speclalty. Johnson's Greenhouses, WRED NAUL: & LINGGEN. 478, the Bowery and hard as nails; Walter | . | 51 sell reasonable. Call 1489-5, ‘Willoughby; “Izzi Irish, another | | GEP O T BOOR N T T TheBer. | BUTCK TOURING GAR, 1919 1n very good tough gwh: looks it, Henry Rntn‘or' Japanese Woman, Injured in Auto ‘Dfil‘Oifl‘IBoox e e e | enape machanicklly, Faoahtly overh .oodd “Sam White,” a study in black, fresh W 4 ! " Five Victor Bpeclals, at Morans'.—| Un Savings benk, Finder kindly return | S0oBe (iNend upholsters, § good tires, Ph A LB S TR R TR | XORESLRHA WALDING, aline; Vud' Lns: tonlo Salvino,” Just arrived from Italy, Lewis Cadwell, who sacrificed | Moved From Hospital. hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.| st Finder return to 23 Seymour. Reward, | lent running condition, Wil sacrifice fc i 18 Winthrop St. Tel. 2859, Paris, April 13.—Pri Kitashi t i B asas Hilete o s Btudevaser Tears i 8y, CH_B1. RADIATOR WORKS--8u i “Willi "o aris, Apri —Princess Kitashi-| V. om foreman af , Tuesday evening. Ex- e | ;‘:’r“: R‘:‘,";I(l;;!“’[°'];‘;‘r"he‘{fén ' ('fi‘l;;:"r: £ Voight 1s composing room £ cellent reward to finder. Joe Rydholm, |BUICK, 1921, ¢ cylinder, & passenger tour- | kinds of auto radiutors, smashed fen p 1 Japau, has so far recovered from the Opln alleys at the Casino tonlght. | [owT—Botween Arch and Greshwosd B1s. | just, *conditioned, § Royal cord res brices. 107 Atch. Phons 133 the part as though it were written for Blie »ogldent hERcAts S h e, e 8, Tole © $60 and up. AUTOMOBILE HOP. )i r rnay that she is plcetures of ary Plckford, Finder return ] o b The ofticers of the White army Of ! Wume to Herald offce, Preclous, Reward. | mgeo o (0 & New Bulck 1s & Used 1t will be repeated this evening and | Drought to Paris from the Bernay hos- | .4 ‘meeting at the Y. M. C. A. this| §20 b, lost between Blataville center ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. ou. All varioties roplaced. Remember Uit service is our re auto the program for the annual banquet | cians say that it will not be necessary . . | WRIST WATCH, ladles, with initials M, B. of . Everyman's Bible Class next | as feared ut first to amputate one or | Matinee at the K. of C. Fair Satur-| "q %y | 0% 0 G fington and | New | YOUR CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD USED JERATE 9% Corbin_ Placo. Phone 683. botly ot ek doss Entertainment and dancing. Admis- kindly return to 766 East St, d CAR: AURMOBILETEADIING -xal e z B A - 766 East St. and re- — Other features on the program | Prince Asako who also was hurt in #on Fresssaavt Soi¥e. TOWRTd, Hariford Ave. Anderson and Mrs L. Pieffer, a — ‘s band lost. Reward if returned to Art gong by Edwin Hedwall and recita- 1 1922, issue of The Herald is wanted.| gign co. 27 Main 8t. Bulck, 1922, § pass. tour., with Rex top, ‘ Hrat. Edw, Zack at the ity Sorvice dta- i i > | f | Mail or bring to Herald office. WRIST WATCH—White gold, Tost recent-| Buick, 1922, 4 cyl rdsti, like new. . tor mo L ey a ore e 2 —sdvt, N PR | 1920, 4 pass. with disk s i Personals @ Bulek coups, OX il decyd Nels J. Nelson, 513 East St. Phone 1638-3, Washington, April 13, — Postage | The annual Y. M. C. A, circus will | ——one—— " _________/ wheels. *SED C. LUE x g TODAY Is HOODOO DAY 5 4 LOAD your camera with our fresh Aim &Rd | mujeic coupe, 1920, 4 pass. DEER/CAR NAI Ve m_you it o amils ¥l e the treasury of the United States | o'clock. cade Studio. { g through the postoffice department's Open alleys at the Casino tonight | \VANTED—10,000 peopie wilh corns cal: Deople with corns, cal-| Buick touring, 1920, & pass. touring. Bulclk‘ ':"f:,‘:,"p?fcle'mp" a bargaln ;::::-g:d Walter ‘Liro 8hcp, 6i¢ | ! A rhoids, sores or skin affections to buy a i three months of this year for u The Italian mothers of the South A uy % Anything Happens Blame It On the y nused | box of Honey Bee Ointment. Guaranteed Durant touring, 1922, new paint, fn | ?.:‘;':r::-: mv'r' tz":.‘n"-}:f'nfi?:unn?l\:':n‘: Jinx. tions, principally stamps of the new |have a social meeting and party to-| Co. Dickinson Drug Co. 1921 Mazxwell touring. before you buy. issue, morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. w5 === | Studebaker, 1919, § pa K O 1 $ 60c a cylinder at the Auto Repair Co. this morning to find the cool April | clear profit for the government. Gulbransen Player Plance, Morans’, | SHOE REPAIRING—Work and material | Essex, 1920, 5 pass. sedan, inew paint. A. G. HAWKER, AR iR By the best. Lowest prices in town. Shoes| Oakland, 1920, 5 pass. touring. TEL. 2456, 52-54 ELM ST. “.'r‘e'}mf" Ao Ay end the furnace fire out; if the head K M l M 'd J t : The Audio Novelty orchestra will| Phone 1988. G. Blancota, : é of the house stepped on a banana eeps Male Mald Jus lay at the whist to be given by the | WANTED—1,000 m - MRV B | PRone 1368, L ot Y men, Women and chilaren |CYLINDER GRINDING &nd “Tepairing at 451 Minimum Spacs, 3 and performed by mb 2 P y members of the Samuol Gompers at Washington|upon British trade by French Ruhr ol Das T et ——————— ”".x of this '“de hi a comedy, winding up with a real hu- | $800,000 which Charles Garland of o g T e T man touch of pathos and was brimful [being used to bring together pacinst | tended to appeal for help in restoring 193 Arch 8t “This 1s & Studebaker year haired old teacher, who says as he |ville is elected commander-in-chiet of ALL-AMBRICAN truck, 1920, 1 ton, To pay Reports are confirmed of arrests of Florists and Nurserymen. 3 ALL-AMI)MCAN truck, 1920, 1 ton, To pay Bulek roadster, i "“Price reasonabl T, A,.g..,,,,', | _Main 8t Just the same | picked for 1924 reunion. and Mary MacSwiney, Dublin advices| “pigh, ‘at $3.00 per 100, Adolph Sandalle,, Cadillac, 7 pass. sedan. B a0’ Naw' Tngland, befote ‘the Department of labor analysis of in- British prelates representing all im. | _aln Greenhouse, Oak and LasSalle 8 Cakiend g cars at $26 and higher date varfoties, Catalogue on application. Rittner and the character of “Silag | UNited States. toward Christian church of the world, | FRUIT and shade trees; graps vines bar- down and pay balance as you ride, Co., 21 Myrtle Bt. Phone 1704 212 Oak St. Tel. 699-3, RELIABLE USED CAR EXCHANGE, dition, Care are guarantood. Good condition, looks good and pric Other characters are: “Percival Von | to wipe out 1920 deficit. mass of Vicar General Butchkavitch.| ing work. Simonsen. Phone 893-23. CALL 2060 FOR DEMONSTRATION, LASH MOTOR COMPANY, INC., Low price guaranteed. most unpopular hoy in school, Sidney PRI A B EBOPIINIRS Cooper; “Mickey Tuffnut,” fresh from PR]NGESS REGOYERS C't lt ms 517 Church St. Phone 880, BUICK, 1821, #ix, towring, paint and tires “A REPUTABLE CONCERN." ly € e s === | " yery good: mechanically perfect, Wil | TEL. 3000, shape mechanically, recently overh from South Caliua, Roy Strong; “An- | Accident in France, is Able to Be | 24Vt LOCKET AND GHATN Tost Tast Taesday A son was born at the Court street | 00 o “Haretord Ave, and East Main|BUIOK SEDAN, 1918; new paint, in . Carbon burning. Hardware City his favorite moustache for the occa- | Walter Voight of 32 Belden street. Mr. | i 8 lost between Arch “This is a Studebaker Y. USED FORDS— N dItaniie Benes WEGARE fapatrny, rakawa, sister of the emperor of|the New Britaln “Record” plant. | 69 Arch 8t ing car, mechanical condition very good, | bod! Work ' gliaranteed pe speiler,” the village butcher's boy, fits | % injuries she sustained in the automo- |__a4v Thurs., about 6 p. m., a role contalning | New Britaln Buick Co., 225 Arch 8t, Tel, Noin i 3 lay make tha considered out of danger and will be v e PP VY [y So big a hit did the play make that gel Everyman’s Bible class will hold a /g3y envelope marked No, 7, containing two |—— AUTOMOBILE running board molding jut stcps have been taken to put it on | Pital within a few days. Her physi-| o onine | _and Hart's corner. Return to Herald, o e AL = body and radiator experts, O, Becker, 4 day afternoon, 2 P. M. to 5:00 P. M.| gritain center on Hartford trolley. Finder month NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Lowest prices in town., Jo Amnm,p 24‘1 were instrumental music by Fred | the accident has improved greatly. WRIST WATGH, Princess, with black wrist To complete the file an October 17, : b of .aaa mmm or ukiled seryice sve us s by Miss Signe Deterson. 4 tions iss Signe I Radio sets and suppiles at Morans | ly. Reward. Call 1192-| Bulck, 1931, § pass. touring. p L L it S Al 2 cylinders filled by guaranteed process. stamp collectors poured $41,000 into | be held this evening starting at 8|™ ot gy [ictures out of six exposures, Ar- i Buick coupe, 1919, 4 pass. | worn down tire In good conaition, b Yriday the 13th Again With Us—If o1 { louses, ct d h . b T T TYT T H T AP T TR Y, = philatelic agency during the first [—advt. | SUCRPRE HADAN acRemEy. HOEE z | BODIES, lamps, radlaiors and fendera ie- postage stamps to add to their collec- | Congregational Sunday school Will| to please. For sale by Clark & Brainerd A-1 shape. Look this car over 35 B Main 8 3 . Maln If readers of the “Herald” awoke The money recelved is virtually | There will be music and games. Store_Announcements Epecial Bix, g 538 Last Maln St. Tel. 2016-3. breezes blowing across the hedroom iy —advt, Poed f0ms NS dellvered. 89 Arch Bt.| (Cpeyrolet, 1921 roadster. Clark's’ Automobile Laundry, rear 3§ peel on his way to work and broke | To Hook Her Corsets |Mothers and Teachers' soclety at the| to be well dressed on easy weekly PAY-| Most of these cars have been recon- e s @ Curtaln Automotive Service his New Year’s resblutions in the | pno4o0g o & C Junior High school ¢ | ments. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church S 5 7 , Ore, April 13.—No “entral Junior High school tomorrow OVERLAND touring, four cylinder, 1921 pi man 8t. Next to Herald office, ditioned and newly painted. This well known light touring gar is in “m crash; if the last supply of hooch | ,uep hig " . £t salt would let his wife keep |afternoon. F g 5 ¥ HOROB! the hands of the Civic League; if the | 0 B s Ta Tp0 0 taine in | Plerce & Co.—advt. tion free how to run your camera and| OUt your used car and call for demon- | Tne. is park Sty Hartford, Conn. ‘.}‘}I Ko i e O ,,“’;‘t"“"““"h ke A byl her, ) if . 0 2 all Tire Co., reh St, rent came yn_lu :m.d t:.m]‘;\f‘ d“ :: t:O a suit for divorce against his wife, An appeal is made to all the p”p]ei ‘A"‘r‘ra:i?'g:;‘d Come in and talk pictures | stration. OLDSMOBILE “8" In excellent condition, 6 fTODEON & HUBEX eervice, Charkes oom: money to pay it, the car halked at the | ‘oqa on file here. Rose charges in|and prominent business men of New | —2r2d® passenger, economical to operate, 'looks | ,gient with workmanship, McGauley and §00d. Price only 4200, Terma to_responsl- | Secon With Workmapsniy, FHEGAuo last minute, just as the family pro-| yisaompiaint that his wite kee Britain for a donation towards fur- vider was about to start off for busi- | yoo RN house, 21‘1133{’ nishing the new Orphans’' Home which | AUTOMOTIVE 225 A’l’::‘l-‘l’ ::mm wmxr:g"nw !‘;'h'anpe"g’x's‘ O A Benco, 6L Main 8| gSTEL Washington gatage. Gensral 7o % pairing and overhauling. Day and night ness—blame it all on the jinx. ohi 4 arge for room or board and that in | will be completed in May. Furniture PAIGE, 1920, 7 passenger touring car In good. condition. Price $476. Discount for ler\ice.T.'Il‘.rulv;?‘lamllzliun.‘ommodltcd. Law Today is Friday the 13th. Written | ) | y eturn he hooks up her corsets. Rose [and needable things will be gladly ac- Al L 3 vhose birthday anni- i | Auto and Truck cles 8 B 3 rates, ash by a reporter whose birthday claims he tried to get his wife to dis- | cepted for: Offices, Classes, Libraries, | GGLUNBIA, Dor m.;‘,.,‘.mr.;", Witlye: | F e iy g:::f::’ &° Reatty "G, | OPEN weather will_soan be car should be, In good condition for rours versary falls on this auspicious date, 7 R0 article states smphatically that | ™5 Joe ‘but ehe rofused, Dormitories, Laboratorics, Refectories, |~ Overland ' motor _ cars. R. 'C. Rudolph, | Phone 1728, i bo. I good condition for tour ¥ | Play-rooms, etc. Used planos, vic-[ 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, STUDEBAKER touring car, Cheap If (aken ico Station, 432 Main SHIsUAA there is no such thing as bad luck SHEVR Ml i OLET touring, $626; 3 W at once. Phone 153-12, 31 Greenwood D on this date. However, an ancient MORSE DELAY CONTINUEs, | trolas and other instruments would | CI0C0ORER, (ourne, 36260 coupe. "880; cylinder, 4 passsnger coups: | gireet, iy 2 ihting and iguition itution says 13 is unlucky. An- g ¢ 3 | make a splendid gift, and we humbly| Britain Motor Sales G 3 oenfuLians, "‘“ tory service. Electrical part superst’ 3 Wa orp., 6 Main St. 3 ashington, April 13.—Trial of 1 kind b dl nnd finish excellent, Upholstery perfect, b safe. Clark's Automobile Laundry, other superstition, probably just as| . 00w Nl Thie three sons ang | feduest for a kind remembrance and | 5GDGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Sal brand new cord tires, bumper, stuplight “. Main_St. Phone 134 § ancient, says Friday is unlucky. When I( o ',‘1. t o t " |a gift, for which we shall always be| and service. 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 1l and visor, Call up for dem ration. K e TET BT both come together, the oracles find | Others on indictments growing out of | o oegingly grateful. Polish Orphan.| Eim St Cor. Frankiin, Phone 731, New Britain Bulek Co., 225 Arch 8t. Tel. |USED CARS OF QUALITY—1933 Paige, :T":’ v r';‘"_‘:;:f o D;MT“]:"" B B ety bmhiiation, o readers| ar-time ship bullding operations, DURANT JND STAR motor cars. 8al 2607 st to a New Buick is & Used | ~ Model 6.6, 7 pase. touring, run less than | 160 #35 Nl 0. X0, y i AR . | was again postponed today, physicians | ho! . 236 2 ° i who are superstitious are advised to e | “Crying For You" Fox-trot, White- A. Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2316, reTe 1980 8 eolraer 4 o~ —=| Grant Rdster, 1922. Always a square deal | TOPS, side curtal and slip-co Tang onto their rabbit's feet and pray | ShPointed to examine Harry b 'dM"”' | man's Orch.—C. L. Plerce & Co— e e OoFs ot Pasnenger oUp: | from McCarthy & Bt. Thomas at 1208 | to At your car of repalred. Atito bodie who is ill, not having reported. The | foes mechanieal shape, bumper, ete, Caii| Stanley St. Phones 1396 or 1460. of every description upholstered and re. or tomorrow. A o | 1 case will come up again April 16. up for demonstration. '‘New Britain Bulck busincas. J. Co., 225 Arch St. Phone 2607. “Next to & holstering Co.. | A New Bulck is & Used Buick. el L e e ] SN g C e Bk e e e BNk |USED FORDS—1917 runabout §50; coupe| mour 8t. Ph DENTISTS lty vemment $165; light delivery $100; 1920 coupe $300: | = B J bn D D % Amateur 1921 coupe, new paint, $150; commemnnf———-—_——-—-— A. . Jonnson V. VU, Reduction of High strect building COMR AND SEE OUR NEW AND vsgp| DEBSl Gelitery “truck 'Sis. ' Many “ouher | BUSINESS SERVICE s bargains. Easy lines. JACKIE COOGAN Kisd Y sales and mervice agents. AUtOMOtIVe |\ e———— 3 = Notice is hereby given that a hear- CAR DEPT—LARGEST IN TOWN—| gaies & Service Co., 200 E. Maln. Tel. 2701 T. R. Johnson D. D. §. TEATE 1 b ing will be held before the Board of Photographers : | Marbay) LRUAESeoets nbec ooy 1 b SARS LS ! Public Works, City of New Britain, in | HAIRCUTTING — Mothers,” we have " two National Bank Building LAUGHTER! New Britain, Conn. Room 206, City Hall at 7:30 p. m. 1921 Buick sedan. Auto Parts and Accessories 1 u;l;lhy-:‘:fi: f:x‘:llr"hd‘: ll'l.:ln“..:l L:mam Tuesday, April 17th, 1923 on the pro- 1820 Buick 7 pass. touring. i TTT 7| V. m. to b'p. 1. 83 Churoh, Spp. Belole Oxygen Administered | G b e o i posed reduction of the building line We are going to give a Bulck, 7 pass. touring at $200. T HEA T PRGN, on the west side of High street, from . sies = 1920 Dodge touring. M 3. Hodk and’ AL, GiNed, Hre Broad strest northerly about 120 feet. ([l ticket entitling the winner 1918 Dodge roadster. TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES— | _of Mrs. M, U, ¥ M All persons interested are requested 1918 Dodge sedan. Cord tires 30x313 at $12.00. Ford batter- | Give her the Dia- || |, 0 TR0 TV Gl hearing, it they || to five dollars worth of de- Practically brand mew Dodge bus- O'Nell Tire & Battery Do 30 Wartinaren | some mond Ring you see cause, and be heard in relation to B e d printi iness coupe. 8t. Phone 900, “Friendly Service." Ol Sani sttt ool et veloping and printing Free 1922 Ford coupe. ¢ Main, mnnw‘r:. B;: Allon 8 An unusual pur. ey, " Aws BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, 1922 Maxwell roadster. 8 ng chase for cash George H. Johnson, Sec'y. of Charge, every week, AN HASWSIL, taung AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT-—Gasoline, ofla . gutter and coifuu.ior cnables me to of- ul Zehler. Tel. 1959, | 5 1920 Maxwell touring. o greases and tire sarvice. Clark's Auto Ac- | ———— ' ~ rekgin Bl gl || C-t Advertisement starting today. The lucky 1920 Oakland sedan. cest y Bhop, 138 So. Main St. GHIMNBEY REPAIRING and goneral inuson quality diamonds, ity rson’s name will be print 1928 Studebaker Light 6 touring. BATTERIES—Ank the man who owss | yofk; I Selander, 36 Soxtou St. Phous 3 s, pers ame will be . Philadelphia, Guar. 2 years, J.' M. Fy e set in the newest 1920 Studebaker Big 6 touring. " . 3 Studebakers at $100 each. rell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 121, CHIMNEY REPAIRING and ring designs from Ol v 7 i 9 $3000 ann up, ||| SOUTH MAIN STREET CURBS ed in next Friday’s paper. Ford sedan. RO FUPPITER =K 1T i Gomout o | b Mekbrmoy, 131 Double values for - Ford touring. the regular selling price on all auto sup- | 1 i i 9, your money for ||| Notice is hereby given that a hear- Bring in Sunday’s film and Dort touring, and many others. plies. This ofter includes much items as | ",nd l_fl‘_’i‘_m - ) bumpers, lcgal stop lights, legal tail | TAKE orders for ice-hoxes, showcases, win- Saturday only, ing will be held before the Board B o1 fon your name next lights, polish, soap, spark plugs, Boyse | dows for new houses; ail kinds of woods {of Public Works, City of New Brit- Come -early and have your choice moto-meter, Klaxon and Stusrt horns | working, M. Tomko, 20 Latuyetie St. etc. Racklifte Bro: Inc, Park and Bige. | - I e — o |uin, in Room 206, City Hall, at 7:30 Friday. £ the best I a 7 o : { Mt V. of the best In used cars at a low price 8ts, Phone 10" i fie o'clock P. M. Tuesday, April 1Tth, GOODTEAR TIRES A Business Service Rendered 2 etting of the v e e sl “ Weddi"g podtiar ke At dli HONEYMAN AUTO BALES, year means Good Wea DEVELOPING and_priatig. Da Jusiic iv age.—advt. and service. “Just Real Good Cers C, | _Bul 3,000 miles. A 1918 Jordan 7 pass. touring. |curbs about two (2) feet back on both | S anteed against imperfections, your lodaking etforts by Laving —Garus periment, get the best. All __stedt do_your finishing, .2 Main st, |sides of South Main Street, bemeon 139 ARCH ST. PHONE 2109, s Rin lranknn Square and Edson Street. ’ ;}:‘d‘f‘l.l;‘-“flwl OE' g::’"”;l"' M‘;‘ffi’.":{"“ MIRRORS KESILVERED aud g All persons interested are request- ns e s Telephone 1708. :‘\‘x:'kllrfimxl:fhlulnmeed‘ S/mp ‘cd to be present at said hearing, if CHALMERS, & passenger touring car, it |WILLARD STORAGE Batterics, Bales and OFING ™ they see cause, and be heard in re-| 72 WEST MA is running. every day. H. 8. Blake, 1928 ice. Simmons Storage Battery Co, | | 3 > |1ation to the above. i) > IN ST. Staniey St Plone 184-3. P LA L BT L _| leaks. City iardware vo. 49 kast biain 149 MAIN ST. | BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, CHEVROLET-—5 passenger touring car, 1919 | LET us recharge and Inspect your battery | st. Phone 2650, GEO. H. JOHNSON, S‘ec model. In good condition. Inquiro Man.| before you put it into service for the|STAGE your awiing order How. Do Hoi i 10. H. NSON, L | | ning's garage, Corbin Place, ;‘::"smflh A. G, Hawker, 52 Elm 8t. Tel | aie until the spring rush (8 here, Eday | v Awaing & Decorating Co., ¢ eeet— X bulietin work Prompt POLLY AND HER PALS Pa Will Postpone His Parting BY CLIFF STERRETT rub- ber shoes lllll all kllld. of rubber. Church_8t. . fll’HOAiTlHlNO of antiq! ToNeHE: B = THIS INSTAAT! 4 j 3B, CONGEL 252 Main St HATE—That are styiish and well made. Large variaty to chioose fran. Prices are lower here. let ing and Button Covering Shop, 19 Wal- _nut 8t. Phone 1338-2. LESSONS In dressmal pecial prices to classes and clubs. Pri lessons. Wom- an's Institute Method. Tel. Jane K. Gill, 646-6. e e Dyeing aud Cleaning 3 CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Bervice. Ye London Shep. __Phone §06-3. Eim, corner Main St. CLEANING and dyeing is our exclumve bus- iness. Garments of all descriptions draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit ain Dry Cleaning Corp. 96 Phone 1323-3.