New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 14

312 FINE INPOSED INOLESCAVICZ CASE Found Guilty of Driving While ... Under lnljucncc ql Liquor Peter lieemar Main street day 4 Olezcari Willia near P4 merning ‘1:80 e'clock motor veh! ence of lquor e whi " M eosts by Judge polica court this ease of an appea The aceused torne Bergeant that into morning of the prisoner ing as he abused him from the sehool to the that Olezeavic be Ear! 186 South Mai acident cavier wans Polic arrested Olezeavies morning of last week after struck a found headed in ar nor were Was repr MeDe Matthias the statl was () ’ when police he nie liquor nan Rouney ear telephone pe Main must street ha Routh poliee stati said A good follow Hazey v oeceurred ur testif the auor, « g near afternoon of he he night and Nezeavies stated that o8 of sodn water beer ahout the 4 was In Middietowr left Mida) at 11 traveling honur 1 tow wa miles ar an. testified easterly He influence and two bottle EW ¥ 8 ¥ it hea 1 ouse H ri sald M stif that her ite © and she he & said v oer wife 10 tn her men of Hary address that Hard ratio to enteri ard ars r came went tog far Paturday ' against order [ & the at was absolute ' ague i ' e P aceused Connolly ise Claugh t in the house i Rergeant dlicemen Colling of miscondyet testified that she but elaimed and not police of aus Mantr repr General assemb byterians, meeting glves women right utive committees at of my ehargs of and nigh street P Mr Message from Jacob Go man, 1. B minister of ( that morale of priseners he vandits is becoming ! and ¥ Mrs, Fred Patterse Patte » gave ¥ 826 and 1y TOMORROW IS BUNDLE DAY l [ ey on a4 charg wife of gor Ame as he that Patterson ] Hary ) N York Paptist conye ) de ntien ut o r legation at at At Irging the s s tersor it 1o the fined each costs and tenee passes | ®mit Ga stice &0l ¥ ted & all s 1. 1%, Morgar for heading syndicate to flo in anne direetin, said that o Arink High 1] ] | follows A MeKinnie Packages for Near Fast Rellef to Be | Searle, I, ¥, Gaffney, H. son, Joseph F. Lamb, David Shools Trucks | | A Bprague, Frank 1 Will Convey Them to Warehouse, Kimball, W. H, Rattenbs Porter, J. B, Kennedy, H. A F. J, Wachte Dr. M. A beon H up Accoptedd at and where that Tomeorrow is “Bundle Day" for the Near East Tellef Association and an | George T. Kimball, A, N, A appeal is made to the residents of‘ Chamberlain, Pardon C New Britain to send their contribu. [ Mills, W, E. Attwood, I tlons to the stations | ber, C. L. Pleree, Guy Churches as well as the Rotary and | Teventhal, W. W, Leland Lions clubs are co-operating and will | George Rapelye, H, W trucks for delivery purposes | F. Smith, Efie G. Kimball, necessary, Tags for labeling have bean distributed to all children and the trucks schools tomorrow to will be the Olez of he had a Pite of the when that eding He sald o'clock t) the only made on the provide wher hundles the school will call at the receive the bundles which Washi e Shields, Riel w. Al Faddy, HIGH SCHOOL BAZAAR president W Presid t dee ¥ opposed atlons. I N yid B hina, says 1 by « v hur City Governor My ng plans at in Units ) A M. Thom- Manning A ury, G. A Johnson Kinsella, bbe, 1°, 8 key, H, 1 Macom A d Mills, Chas th, Hi the Ing an Inde Premier Baldwin faer hetween striking Ruhr miners and the Mussolini’s fr master Pl duy clo cents Tags were distributed during the fourth po student was requested to ta hon Lur contribute to the Bundle Day, thr ma wan portant Torrington Bédl_\; 'in Torrington, [ 10ca1 v 1 Brief News Dispatches From AN Over the World Ay York David o president of iversity, and for. Jesuit order New eily Buel rgetows | houss [ v th persons in the cast God of Ven: of pre Producer and 13 New York re found guilty ent the play sent show Min or regard Krassin N Hritain as making im by Russia 1o 10 Cire h t I Ade aneessions fifficnlt task seleetion of new chaneellor of the wer after deelination of post Robert Horr W and at least 60 wounded casualtios in elash killed latest estim. f ATT raniu e g 1s think he played &7 ipe expelling Captain Neapolitan fascis- | frutt Fuy rimund police stroke i vadoni from 1 me advies; o) the music for dancing on elass Daneing will be from 8 until & | k., The admission will be 25| ¥ el for wi nice p t tha school riod today. h ke the tugs reen hring school much |GERAN family may wish to | d | TETNAN me and to ndles as his ac Convenience of Customers. Ask For & “Want Ad" Opy ' ANNOUNCEMEN' bigh at 03,00 per 100, Rarbery bush, plants, 3 blossoine, Dresentum, lone b BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1023 THE HERALD “WANT ADS" shetically Arouged Por Quick and Ready Heference. LINE RATHS FOR ONBECUTIVE INSBERTIONS Cha Piopaid T T " " " 3 A d I v Rates Upon Application Aunios And Trucks For bale CHOICBST VSED CARS IN THE CITF Bulrk Bulck LU 1900, 6 e 1000 roupe NS coupe Bulsk, 1915, T pase. aedan. Bulek, 10T, cabrislet Bulek, 1900, 4 o5l UNEET TO A NEW BUICK 18 A mum Beok Charge, 35 Centa, VeRD BuicK.” 1P M, Fer Same Day Arcepled Over the Telaphone For Call 995 And v ) Norists and Nurserymen, s ower PIARtE for eale. The: | 16c and 360, alse tomate, cabbage plants, Califel 1 WINTA ANDY JAPANEWE prives, 8| 1909 L Cakland touring P pass Chevralet rosdster, The ® have been recondl and newly palnted T ! v and call overy evenlng u * Pick out your used for demonstration. F. 1, Veley, Trades Mgr. of Used Car Dept. TNIE & ma, 19 roand on new and used consldered cane Pusaro, 45 Billa 61, T NEW RBRITAIN BUICK 0, trees. 2105 ARCH BT, PHONE ? 3 f rgreen ei gel 260 eno Amall geranium nium plants, 3 to | anlum plants, 3| biossoms, 350 each or A dos | edge 300 & dox, Astors 200 @/ a nice plant, B0e V.l“h | # 300 a doa or 3 doz. B0e, Vines | GTTE ey —— ~ ndew boxes 100 each ARA Up. A very | DUIcik coadeier, 103, b Meod e Adolph Bandalle, 213 Oak Bt U o plant o8, % linder roadstar of Has always hoen o like & new var mechanical co nly 485, M, Ir BUICR fine appearance. carefully and good squipment ect, Price LN ME for Daxes and_cemetor made up pots at low price house, Oak and LaKalle Mis, 103 o, To T » 10¢ 2 Ml street, pansies 3 “Near Fast Rellef which will be obhserved Infor- fruit oughout the eity tomorrow. ing w tion as to the kind of nted was contained on the eard, May PANBIE Need of Pall Bearers May 24--Some of the undertakers have had a new famou plant, onr, thing | PANSIER—WAIl be in Jumbo pansies and bedding plant ., F Monday and Tuesday with more of those | NURBERYMAN—Place your urder now .for traes, berries, ctc.i also doing pruns ork, Stmonsen. Phone #93-21, | Fow Britain Saturday | __Asror of “those famous | DUIC look | Baumann. | in | 26, with more foct mechanical whap up for demonstration, Co., 336 Arch Bt, Phone 2007, New Bulck Is' s Used Bulck” RUTCK W cylinder _rondator, tires, plenty of power. Wiil sell ut a price 1f taken at once, The Reliable B—Wiil be Tn Jumbo pansles and bedding | look_for Jumbo sign on side of . F. Baumann, demonstiator, tour Main &, Tel, 2215 Very “This 1 & Bud l AUTOMOTIVE ’ ‘ AUTOMOTIVE l . Autes And Trucks For Sale . TIUDEON. TITE. coupe, T8 good Tumml ditien. Privatle swner o e e ohen. Oan b bought reasensbie Call BeeT, JORDAN, THL louriug oas, lu eacelient shape Mechanicaliy, 1ooke Yery geod Ane re sauipment. Frice saly o K M Bearia, Pork O1.. sormer Bim. Pasue P18 CEXINGTON (ourtug In gocd oider !’"' prics. Asien » 8L, Harifuid. Open evenings WAXWELL 1831 maseel T84 POIRL, LROoNgalY everhauied, guaiantesd 16 be I8 good shape In svery wey, The Heliabie, 8% Arch 8. Phons 2M FAXWELL (ouring n § goed tires; will_sell Plase, third foor; Tel. 3% BAKLARD, 1000, b passenger Touriag a7 @000 Palnt aad & perfect cord tires 10 wilent mechauleal condition. Price New liain ik H Arch | BAKLAND, 1820, louring var In_ periee i anical condition, & cord tires, wire wheels, §oed uphelsering. Price low. As G, Mawker, 52 Elm Bi, Fhone 2488 Ni), 1900, touring car, mee eaceliont, pant "y od & Price only 4426, Terms to sult. M, Irving Jester, 190 Arch Bt “This is a Stude: Lauer year OLUBMORTLA T pass, touring « Iy painied, mechanicaily periect, late of power, excellent appearance, fhe Rellable, Arh Bt Phohe 09, SLOSMOBILE I exceliont cond'tion, o passelgel, sconomical S opur i0ake wood. #rice ouly A30s, Termie (o remponsis Bie parties, L. A, Mence, «' Mali Bk Phone 4ile, GVERLAND model | et on ndi- | 5V Vers | pmiediately ap. » 0T Taken Arcn , Tel, 3960 (sl Ime Ar LN It t moter, cord tires, This Hoats nder- D, 1017, tourl exceiiont paint, and has been used 1ur camping. 1oid tuto A bed, and otherwise fuly equipped ior cAmPpIng purposes, A bargain at 180, Terms 1t uemred, M, Irviug Jaster, 193 Arch Kt “This 1n & Studepaker year.” 2 e OVERLAND, 1431, 1undeter, new paint good _tires, mechanical condition 18 i Ahe Reltavie, 80 Arch Bt Phone | PAIGE BEDAN, 1022, 7 pass. This beoiutely perie 1 tor around be bought Al a gre unsiration. s Stauiey 8t.Phone 1, late 1922 5,000 miler, wire wheels, speclul patnt upholstering. oct throughout. Will eace very umed ndi- | ving | Me low a0 1454 minutes while He arrived In New Brit- one stop of way home. ain around 1 ¢ "k William 12, Coneskl, charged violating the liguor law, had his case continued until May on request of Prorecuting Attorney stein, A Chased Wife With Knife Judge Kiett continued the case of Alex Pallecovitch of Hartford avenue, ararigned on a drunkenness and breach of the peace charge, until Sat. urday morning, in order to grant Chief W. C. Hart and Probation Of- ficer Edward Connolly time to conduct & Investigation, Iallecovieh was arrested it Patrick McAvay riftin and Hanford Dar zine vear old , testifled that came home at about 12 t night and asked his yrepare supper for him the lad stated, and aft- POTTED piants and cut flowers, Funeral works a specialty, Johnson's Greenhouses, 617 Church 8t. Phons 880, Lost and Found BUM of money Chapman and Millard Bts. Liberal offer. _Finder_kindiy_return_to Herald office, _ 10 lost between N. B, National bank and | pasmen| 000 mechanicel condition. st Charland’s garage, 1 stored in the warehouss of Marsh later. Tags can be procured from Rev, Samuel C. Butcliffe and bundles can be left at 8t, Mark's parish house or the First Congregational church rh:nr-! GUARANTORS T0 MEET A Pl nooth Arrangement and Departments een: 8t Phoss 8 DBUICK, % fon, 1933 trick; new, used bt | very littie and selling with a 90 day guar- ant N, B. Duick Co, 225 Arch stre Phone 2607 | BUICK, 1817, cabriolet, now being painted A Drewster groen; appearance fine, very good upholstering and mechanically per foct, Price only $300. This car must be seen o bo appreclated. N. B. Buick Cn., 25 Arch Bt Phone 200 CHANDLER bargaine. 1919 sedan in ex cellont_rupning order, $385; touring sllght- Iy used, $450. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 185 Park_8f. Hartford, Open_evenings. CHEVROLETS—Tourings, §76 up. Buick roadster, 1915, with starier, §i Tteo touring $150; Overland #9 roadster, $160;' whil convin ou. The Reliable, §5 Arch Overland tourings, 876 up. Many others. | 8 Phone 2060, Aaron G. Colen, Inc, 185 Park 8t., Hart-| §54 TRTEAME ford. _Open_eveningi | | CHRVIOLET, 1018, touring car. & cyiinder. | Cheap. K. M. Bearlo & Co., Park 8t,, cor- | Cohen, 1 ner Elm 8. Phone 2110, | _Open_evenings. CHEVROLET touring car, appearance and | STEPTIENS, 1051, 1 pass. eport model tires very good, Runs perfectly. A bare|“maroon red color, California top, 5 cord galn at $100; 5 oweekly, M.l gipes, completely rebuilt and in fine con- IR denier, D8 18 & | gigjon. A snappy looking car at a low l_s’\flfl’hnkel_k i X price. e Rellaole, 86 Arch 8t, Tel, 2 IENBY truel 3 Ton capacity, In A0 JpenEBAKER-§ 4 ) | " ahape, $430." K. M. Benrle, Park Bt. vor- | 2K e ton ner Elm Bt one 2110, : et L o TourTng ear, T Nowiy paint- v proposition to contend with of late, Tt i the necessity, on the occaslon of | | funerals, for having to telephone to | homes to gecure pallbearers. All the | factories are &0 busy that either the employers dislike to have the men leave their jobs or the help, knowin conditions, are reluctant to ask for | the Bapuis church on west Main it Re- any time off, The result has been | S - = that even when old residents are being Personals [] burled the undertakers have been |FAMILY wanted to ¢ 7o of & DAbY by | lans for Coming C e i Tomme |ohlged to get bearers by telaphoning the weak, & to work; will | furnish cloth: board by the Arranged at Chamber of Commerce |Women's Athletic assoclation and |f0 those whom ey km}“' ke |“."' woek. Apply Heruld Box 39A. Spanish club {engaged In factories, efther business Bioco Ao asinbtite - The art dej men or men who are retired. rw.cr - e e Hbicsnd before in Torrington's history las i b horns will also be sold at this hooth, | 8uch a thing occurred and it s an in- he junfor class will sell handker- [ dcation of how rushed the factorles ing summer will be held at the Cham- | i o or ail the elass colors, Eskimo | are. ber of Commerce rooms tomOrroW | ic. anq home made candy will he evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Lilah Gll- | (o1 y the group from the typewrit- bert, advance agent, will be present|;, jques, The senlor class will sell | and discuss plans. |fee cream, and the Y. W. A. A. will The guarantors this year {sell punch. A booth has been set|gnreads and other articles. Friday, | May 25, South Church Chapel, 4-6 p. ‘elocl aside for the members of the Spanish | club who will have streamers for sale. | m, Under ausplees of the Woman's association. i ‘ To Increase Energy and : The officers of the junlor class held Strengthen the Nerves demic bullding at the close of the WhenYou Are Run Down morning seseion of school today. | s - Final arrangements were made for . 5 | the handkerchief hooth. Handker. Peop.n Whe Have Been Weak, Anaemic, ‘Nervou and Ailing For Years Quickly Gain Amazing New Vim and Vigor From Magic.Like Health-Giving Power of ARIUM. chiefs of all the class colors will be | 5 ! on sale at the booth. They can also | C;;‘f;('g‘:;’;r A‘(?:‘:,';;" ::za: mu:,ell':",;‘!f;f ESIORSAIRG RESULTS (re FROE MARYELOUS * be bought from any of the officers | g A R R LT U | Britain Motor Sales Corp., 6 Maln S8t. FRENCH DISCOYERY REPLAINED BY NEW today or tomorrow. | B The last meeting of the French |'COLUMBIA, DORT and OVERLAND motor it d i del ¢ t- cars. I C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry street. club will be held in the model depar T T ITH the discove ery of a marvel- slemant ) ment of the Vocatlonal building next | il | JGR BRI 3 Monday evening, from until 10 | D‘:{"‘;-‘ o OTHER! ous yet hartless of avire which ean be safely o'clock, Naples' Serenaders, an orchestra used by any man or woman to quickly made up of high school students will help renew strength, FOX’S vitality and givo & STARTING SUND more youthful appear-| ance, restore normal P I’s with in Charge Announced This Morning SDWAGON, 1991 cord tires, In perfect tion. Th! can low price Carthy Staniey St Tel. 1346 3 ; rondster, only §260. K. M. Park 8L, corner Eim. Phone 2110, | REO, 1015, 1 ton speedwngon, oxcellent on- gine, good tires. Price only 8450, K. M. searle, Park St., corner kim., Phon REO ROADST 1920, new cord tires, equal to a new car. Onu ride | « Clothing. | S — 4 Urand new machanical condi- * Lought at & very & Bt. Thomas, 1208 ~=Appeal For Discand Willlam Green- The arrangements for booths at the High sc%ool class day bazaar were an- nounced today by Harry Wessels, who | has charge of the hooth arrangement. The hooths will be taken o of hy the following school organizations: Art department, Junior ¢ Renlor utauqua to Be | | | artment will take charge Tomorrow Evening at 8 o'Clock, | booth. Decorations and Roadsters with onditlon; touring, all priced low, Aaron Purk 8t., Hartford, of by Ser- Policemen Tony, A meeting of the guarantors of the 5 Swarthmore Chautauqua for the com- dressed on easy Weekly p /- ments, Boston Clothing Store, 83 Chwrch Bt. Next to Herald office, | AUTOMOTIVE ) Auto and Truck Agencies 8 his e fat Special Notice Food fale. Sale of Southern Red- cat. as kim are BUICK MOTOR CARS—'Better car are be- ing buflt and Bulck is buflding them." New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch street. Telephona 2607 | Chwap If taken DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1 Gresnviod 1922 Dodge Screen Delivery; 1920 Bulck 6-cvl, G-passanger 1920 Franklin Sedan; Ford racer terms arranged. & T, MOTOR SRALES 155 LM 8T., T all new tires uled. This car has heen owned by one party only and has always had the best of cmre. The R Ilable, §6 Arch St. Phone 2050, car, | e ) |CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGH OARS. Lash Motor Co, “A Reputable Concern, West Main, Corner Lincoln CHANDLER and Cloveland m o1 TOUring: | Tand thoroughly v ars and DODGE touring car and Reo roadster. R. C. Rudolph, 137 Cherry §t. Tel. 2061-2. DODGE, 1921, roadate ord tires, en- | gine in fina conditlon. Tho Reliable, 88| Arch St. Phone 2030 DODGE TOURING CATR 19205 Onkalnd sex, 1921, tourin ed Car Dept. 1 T, 1922, 6 pass. touring. This car lko new and carries a guarantes, Me- Carthy & St, Themas, 1208 Stanley St. Phone 1398, DURANT, 1922, fouring car, new just thoroughly overhauled, § cord upholstery excellent, nesw front and rear carpets. Price 1& low, Will consider trade. A. G. Hawker, 52 Elm §t. Phone 2436, FORD COUPES-Thteo (o chooss from. Late models and in first class condition. Ina. | at Honeyman Auto Sales C Avch | §t. Phone 2109, i FORD touring car for sale, 1917 model; kood running order; good paint. Apply 3. W. Seranton. Mt. View, Plainville; cail __for_demonstration. FORD RACKRS JESTER HAS THE LARGEST STOCK 1920 Roadster 4 Tindge 1920; | OF USED CARS IN THE CITY TO CHOO! “Just Real Good Cars.' A. Bence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2215, FORD CARS, Fordson Tractor, Sales ser ice; genuine parts and accessories, Auto- motive Sales Co., 200 E. Main St. JORDAN AND MFARLAN motor cars. Bales and sorvice. 174 High 8t,, Hartford, Co nw"l:' X‘honu_ 34599, HUPMOBILE CARS—-Sales and service, City | Servico Station, Hartford Ave, Corner 8tanley, llrnd 16 )IAin 8t. A. M. Paonessa. BUTATRIFLE MORE THAN WOODE! Deliversd amywhere 2l WILLARD GARDENS | NEWINGTON, CONN. | Situated on direct Trolley Line from | Hartford to New Britain. | One fare from .cither city LARGE LOTS ON EASY PAYMENTS $10 to $25 Starts You—Balance $1.00 to $2.00 Weckly No payments when sick or out of |work. All lots 50x125 ft. or over. All streets are 60 ft. wide. This is a fine development in every respect. We re- serve the right to select our custom- ers. Take cars to Newington center and you will see our sign. Agents oi land every afternoon. Auto will call N BOXES, t shond molice; 1021 Buick Touring: paint, tires, 1920 Buick Touring; 1919 Buick Sedan, 7 pass.} 1918 Buick Roadster; Pale, thin, watery ‘blood of s man whose body and in. § ternal organs lack the ctivit; ‘which comt from Nature's most mar- velous health - bullding ement. Without even eing him a doctor could look at this drop of blood under a microscope and tell that he is all ran- down, weak and nerv- ous, with dull eyes, a wrinkled, sallow skin—a victim of premature old 1919 Bulek Coupe; man after his body is revital- ized with the healthful action of ARIUM. With. out even seeing him as he is today, s doctor comld look at this drop of blood under a microscope and tell that he is strong and well, fillled with ‘“pep,” vitality, strong aerve force and vigorous ac- tvity, that It goes right to work the min- ute it enters the body and helps Het up healthy functioning of the blood, glands and organs almost Im- mediately. You often begin to feel this amazing, revitalizing influenca on your ~system within only 24 hours’ time, yet ARIUM is so harmless that even a child may m’(;: it with p—.!rtn&)l .'u.ry. you wan ncreage your | for you by appointment. strength, vitality and nerve force, “Tel. V. 8 e, FId yourself of pains, aches and dis: 7 FelEVe BT LTRSSt ease—if vou want to feel your 25 | whole bedy vibrate with new vigor v A R 5 KT will find it well Women to sew covers on Baseballs, worth while to try ARIUM for two at home, all time or spare time. No Apply for in- LEXINGTON 1917 Buick Tourlng} and service, Phone 2216. —Iiigh grade motor cars. Hales C. A. Bence, 61 Main 8t. 1821 Haynes Coupe; activity to the glands, internal organs and nervous system, and most surprisingly in- creagse mental vigor— Prof. Henrl Becquerel of the Ecole Polytech- nique of Paris has won a new Victory for French Science. Most astonishing re- sults are reported-—so much so that doctors|lo, redict we shall soon!. 2., Rits & mew age of far more beau- tiful, healthy women and strong, vigorous men. Although only recently jn(roducnd to the American public, this magic- Itke health-giving element prepared in the simple tablet form known to physicians, hospitals and druggists as ARIUM has literally taken the country by |slarm and thousands are now using it In a_recent dlscourse, a \Ee"- known New York doctor said: "Al- together too many people, especially those between the ages of 40 and 80, are suffering from ‘weakness, nervous disorders, kidney and liver com- Jaints, dangerously igh blood pressure, etomach and Intes- tinal troubles, eleep- lessness and general debility. ~ Yet with the revitalizing power of ARIUM it should be casy for them to quickly enrich the blood, strengthen the nerves, put youthful power Into the veins and fortify =i 1021 Essex Sedan; 139 MAXWELL AND CHALMERS, S Servige. Honoyman Auto Sales C Arch_St._Phone 2109, MOON MOTOR CARS—Model 6-40 touring. ¥. L, Green, Sales and Service, 227 Glen !lrea_'.vl'lm 28! = NASH and Oakland taotor cars. Saies and service, A. G. Hawier, (8 Eim 8t. Tele- phone 2456, RBO MOTOR CARS and trucks, Kenneth M. Searle & Co. Sales and service. Cor. Elm and Park Sts, New Britaln, Conn. Tele- | phone 2110, ). 260 Hartford 1918 Franklin Touring: FORD, 1018, touring car, tires vers and ‘in fine condition mechanically, M Irving Jester, 183 Arch St “This is a Studebaker year, i FORDS--1820 Rbt. $100; 1521, panel de-/ ivery with starter, §150; 1018 touring. | §100; 1918 Bpeadster, $100; 1921 Coupe, | $325; 1018 Conupe, $160. Automotive &, and 2 Jast Main 8 'Phone 2701 FOTDS - 1915-16-17 chasels, $35 fo Jjust the thing to build your own onto; terme If desired. Automotive Sales| and ‘Servica Co., 200 Bast Mah St., Clty. “Phone 2701, | 1920 FORD runabout in good condition. Welant, 22 Murray St. FORD—].ate modal roadster,, naw ed, demountable rims, natural wheels, mechanically very good. low. The Reliable, 86 Arch St. Tel 1918 Oldsmoblle Touring; 1918 Olds Touring; 1916 Tiodge Touring, Winter Topj 1016 Steamer; Stanley 1919 Grant Touring; 40 Doy 1921 Grant Tourlng; [ STUDEBAKERS —Light touring, $976; special six touring, $1,375; big six touring, $1,760; F. O. B. factory. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch Bt. “Chis Is & Studebaker year." 1920 Ford Speedster; Oakland Touring; | [ | 1018 Oakland Touring; paint- wood Prica | Three to choosa from— IGHT motor cars, The Sleeve Valve Motor.” R, C. 27 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, AVAYS a stock o used cars o Wa accapt as low a8 $60 as first pay- (LARGEST ment on a car. Open evenings and all day Snnday. Rellable Used (‘ar Exchange, 86 Arch 81, Phone 205 WILLYS K service, H.u'!gll)h, 1 1919 Tlear Touring; 1016 Allen Touring; BARGAINS IN THE CITY-- 1020 Allen Teuring; SPECIAL FOR PODGE TOURING BUTCK TOURING v SCRIPPS-ROOTH SEDAN PASS. SPORTS 2 DAYS ONLY, 1019 Chandler Touring; weeks an* {f you are not amazed and overjoyed at what happens in your own case, go back to your druggist and get your small de- pesit without trouble or question. There are no drugs in ARIUM and success s guaranteed, so you run no risk wh.'nevn(r' T}l"‘m‘ {;]lnwln: the body against disease and signs | local druggists state that they now of yrr»?flywfluzrp old age” 2 have a_sufficlent supply of ARIUM | 80 definite is the action of ARIUM | on hand to meet Immediate demands. | CITY DRUG STORE DICKENSON DRUG €O, CLARK AND BRAINERD NATHEN-NOVECK POLLY AND HER PALS BIGGEST BARGAINS in uged cars, Wil 19809 SO Ensetnat) give all demonstiations you want, ey ave sowe of them: 1920 uklii 1ou. il in wonderful condition, § late 1021 Dodge roadster, $450; Hudeon Super Sx, | CLIFTONS - cexperience necessary. 8326, 1920 Maxwell, $185; Bulck roadster, $260;, Oakland sedan, $376; Chevrolet in I THE DOWN To structions at the branch offices of 'The | inning condition, § Many more bar SEA IN SHmS' | Bon-Taber Sporting Goods Co,, at 117 | §aNe Come 7 qnd be vonvinced. Fair A Hodkinson Picture | North strect, New Britain; 55 Pratt Meriden or factory office, 17 1016 Overland Touring; FOR STRENGTH NERVE FORCE AND RICH RED BLOOD 500 Wa have &ix to choose from—= ACT BETWEEN 1920 Studebaker Light M. QUICK, CALL, 5 AND 9 P, 1019 Scrippa-Rooth Coupe, - NELSON'S GARAGE, 513 BART &7 PROP., AVIATOR NELS J. NELEON The above cars have heen taken in arivg, TV, Driven 5000 i | w tires; also one Overland touring Good condition, R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St. trade for new Studebakers and will snld we cars Immediately as { Streot, Goodman Place, Hartford, Conn. he at a very low priee. must sell these BY CLIFF STERRETT traightened Circumstances At That And § we need the room, Drive one of the above used cars a month and If not [ eatisfied we will for allow you what you have paid it on a new Stude- baker, BUT CIRCUMSTANCES o5 woT ARE BEYOND my CONTROL, THESE M. IRVING JESTER, YouR HAVIA' ASKED FOR MY DAUGHTERS HAND, 187193 ARCH ST, “Thie is a Studebaker Year,” USED CARS Cole 1920, 7 Closed car, $1,500. Studebaker 4" $125 ¥ord touring ear, cheap. Auburn, 1920, Beauty 8ix, & p passenger. R. ¢ RUDOLPH, CHERRY ST. Phone 2051-3, Newspaper Feature Service. Ine . Grcat Britasn rights rescr ced