New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1923, Page 12

'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SA ERSO HY CLUB 10 RESUNE CITY [TEMS., ¥ s ACTIVITIES AT BARLY DATE, .. .\ sy moctns oo ||| o WANT ADS" The Misses Margaret and Hessie the beard of fire commissioners will M Roady Reterence, B8 FOR and Frances rles McEnroe of . Dbe held at City Hall, Tuesday evening Hart street have returned from their | Ene0utive Committee fo Meet Replom~ L (L6, o an will be aeted on CONBROURIV T luunwu'n " ;"“"'"',:"::'r“‘;‘:‘:;'".:‘":m“’ ber 34 1o Arvange Program aiuro. Vietor Hecords at Morans.— it e "n. CUOIGRET USSD GARS TN TN OF%: | v 3 ' L advt, " e A 5""";'"'::‘- "“:"::e'"::"" .""":;ku:: For Winter, Mrs, Hulda Rorg and daughter Min. H AN ) A : nie arrived home yesterday from a ten ) H ail J Bl Falk, a peddier, and Myer Roz- | New Rochelle, N, Y. The High Schoel elub of the \uuu|‘ ga) enholts, & Hartford avenue baker, ap- ':r ‘::4 Mrs, Jack Bheehan of New | Men's Christian association will start | "'Ie:" trip through Europe visiting o - 1922 Bulck Spert Model, Touring Oan 10 Btudebaker, Big 4, Touring. before Jugae B. W, Alling in [ Haven, Mr. and Mrs. ¥rank Whalen 2' pawAr et el e g e g~ SRR planist and volee | Yoarly Order Bates’ Ubet: Application: 1991 Briscse Readaier, 1018 Veliy Sedan, police court this morning charged | of Chestnut street and Mrs, Grace |der & aupervision o oy ork - ~roun o ' i ; 1919 Puiek 1+ With assaulting each other. Falk Was|are touring through Canada and the | Beoretary Anthony A, Dorbuck, meet. ;“::::*__.:A'l"""‘ Room 217 Tooth Ines 1o an | 1920 Buick Touring car, L Séd % c::.?" Soda fined 85 and judgement was suspend- | White Mountains, ing every Monday evening. Bee Art Model Vietrola at Moraas’ m::;:: ”‘. 1919 Bulek Touring car Ble ed In the case of Rozenholtz, Attors| Charles Covert of Rassett street| The first meeting of the exeeutive( av T b e 1 1910 Mitehell Touring, ney David L. Nair apeared for the | will return tomorrow from HSunset | committee will be held Monday :";"-" Odrns Dav: at. srternsen ana | llonmeed o gl 1919 Buiek Roadster, | 1910 Mational Touring. latter. The fght followed a dispute | Beach, where he has heen spending | @vening, September 24, at the associ- pight lahap:‘om oo Bgls ey u m.‘ Over the Tel INT Bulek Touring ear 117 Nations Touring, over a loaf of bread which Rozens|ipe past four weeks with his grand. |ation to talk over plana for the fall Radt # P " N " ‘ “Puuuo‘ru. Call . holtz claimed Falk was taking in ad- | parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Cover’ [and winter gatherings. AG10 sets and supplies at '"""."”‘ Ak Por 8t _A¢" Opore! 19 Palgs T-pass, Touring ca'y 100 Palge, T-passanger. J re : ¢ Buiek 4, Touring. dition to Another loar for which he|of Rranford. L1024 h.:'.,r::":.‘;;;‘:;.‘::: Zionist pienie, Sunday, Sehuetsen | INT Overland Touring car, 10 Bulek ¢, Teuring. Park, Overland car given away,—adv 1919 Oakland Touring. ] g 144 Oakland Touring. paid, It was testified that ¥alk Misy Tekla Anderson of the Vuleas pushed Rozenholtz through a window | jron Works office will resume her | Chairman Dorbuek, ineluding uni- Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans. AUTOMOTIVE Tt o 2ev:and Wnd 1917 Onkland Tourtn, Lunch at Hallinan dvt, — vonsidered. 1918 Oakland Touring. and his wrist waas cut, Mrs, Bherman | quties Monday after spending her va- y preaidents, deans and profes- —advt was a witness for Rozenholtz, Mre. cation In New York eity, sors, coaches of the leading football « Behleifer was ealled to the stand but Albert Liman of Pleasant street left | teams and athistle directors, minis. X she wald she had no personal | this morning for Vermont and |ters, doctors, lawyers, students of in- 'ni\‘:nl- Vietor Records at Morans~— Auto and Trunk A"m L) 1910 Sortene:Bebth’ Ootp ! 1 ) w! ternational affairs, successful huai- s ll ITOR CA “Hetter cars are nl’\:}‘or"m:llr:h:vu:.;::d $10 rnr“ AIRR WIS, 0 WL VIRV SO ness men, paychologists, artists, seulp- New Art Model Victrola at Morans' :om. !:m‘m. -n’n: 'u:u‘u is 'm:na‘ln “m‘ NEW BRITAIN DUICK €O, 1911 Haynes Brougham, » : V' tain ule ‘0, 22 rel reet, clephone | ancw e PHONE 1007 1917 Dodge Touring, carrying a revolver in his automobile tors, story writers, newspaper editors | —advt. Telephone 3607, without a permit. He was attended LODGE 50 YEARS OLD i who have( A daughter was horn to Mr. N |G e FATOE CATES | 1930 Dort Tourin by Attorney Nalr, Prosecutor Wil. /i K :m A',‘ ‘l; lmnnn lhn: n)mrnl'::l' at '»:"‘ Lash Motor Co, “A Reputable Concern," 1920 Dort Tourl; liam Greenstein sald the state was| The High School club will eontinue | NeW Hritain general hospital, ro| _Weat Main, corner Lincoln_street, ET09and T GakTand ¥os unable to show specific intent on with the high grade type of char- NMith I8 & member of the firm of 1. | GHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and l‘f‘_’“r_' A4 B Osklan 1920 Ford Hedan, Smith's part, He did not consider | Stella Rebokahs Have Enjoyable Pro- | aoier and moral developing talks for [Miller & Co, | missaries. Amariogs Swles 05, § Bim 8L | e Meadow Lake House, Tel. 1918 Ford Touring: Permanent waving, Luellle Beauty CMIVlvl.l'l‘_ $625; co "'—;l =1 TOuTIng, A T8 1916 Maxwell Touring. the offense sufficiently serious to War- = | the inspiration and guidance of youth, | g vant severe punishment gram and Receive Gifts of Gold An Imp@ing ar of nation wide | Shop, 259 Main, 4th floor, Tel, 638,— lm‘l. Motor .".. Corpe & :o:::'r;ilélll 1":.:'.1- ':;'.‘l”f{"' Oarage, 137 AT ARE Tonting advt, 5ODaE_ BROT O e M lsy | WORD Wedun, A-1 condition; § ood 1766\ 1310 Studebaker Touringe—é, fallure to support his wife and seven | in past years, | s ehlldren. His case was continued | Stella Rebekah lodge No. 11 cele-| The officers of the club are: Presi- | Park. Overland car given away,—adv ! _Eim 8t, corner Fran psss | FORD MOADITER 1918 Overland Roadster, for two weeks, brated its 50th anniversary last even-| dent, Russell Haigis; viee-president,| Prof. 1. I, Harmon will he at his| ] s 3160, Of good 1918 Overiand Tourings—3. Frank Markis and Thomas Higgins ing. Visitors were present from Bris- | Gordon 1. Ellms; secretary, G, Her. | Plano studio, 140 Main street, on . -',‘l':}"":,‘," - "*'Phone_ 2116, | 0P and fende in buy, K. M. were charged with drunkenness and |tol, Plainville, Middletown and New |ree, and treasurer, MacAlaster Schultz, | Tuesdays and Thursdays after 4 p, m, = | _Bearle, Park & Main Sts. Phone 1110, 1018 Oldsmoblle & cyl, T-pussenger. breach of the peace. The former was Britain, Mras, Jennie Steele, as chair- The executive committee consists of | Make application early.~—advt, genuine ‘,.,,, and 1918 Oldemobiie G-passenger, § eyl fined 35 on each ocount. 'The latter Man of the anniversary committes, | Eben Strong, Willlam B. Clary, James = Mardl gras every night this week. | motive Sales & Bervice Co, 200 E. M SPECIAL FORD USED CAR SALE— 1916 Btearns-Knight Touringe—3, asked for a continuamce to Monday | pru;nlmlt the lzdn with $50 in gold | Reach, Warren Hale, Frank Calapin- :Mk' "nl"nounre.- —l-nm. e w—_HUDl('DN;'_l_AN)l.lcf,lz'x_-—;'Amn.l;!;l- 1‘::::-;.1 S sy : 19016 Alan.’ I-padesager Tourihg, Vi on behalf of the me *ermanent waving. Irene Beau op| car values, See the new o on, . Y 0,00; % % and it was granted. half of t mbers of the|to, Austin Wessell, Paul Lucas and | L {—udv': man Auto Sales Co. Bales and Bervice, L0 e gueae 1918 Chevrolet Touring. Tgnatz Kosiovik was charged with | Many Out of Town Visitors, famous men have addressed the club | | Zionist pienic, Sunday, Schutzen | and service, 8, A F. Motor Sales ( 104 North 8¢ lodge. Gifts of gold were also re-| Anthony A. Dorbuck, | 39 Arch Bi.; 'phone 2109, celved from the visiting lodges. —_— Fo— Leonora Lacava, Boston Conaser ml,',—un;n;Tmfl 0 1917 Maxwell Touring. 1918 Paige, 7-Passes POLITICAL PROPOSALS The follawios pepsram iyas réadar. PLAN CHEAP MEATING | [orY, Sraduate, volce culture, 20 Hav- | Tgervice siation, iar ed after the meeting: | Selection ...... Lexington Orchestra Dance at United Hall, Main street, | TEXINGTON or . &l to suit, H | B cy 5 | and woriire O A Dence 81 OMAIn BULi| L rOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICH CO. | | § Hudson Sedan, Farmer-Labor Party and Non-Par- Openln‘ Remlrlu vooolu W, Lawyer |Iceland Wants To Use. Hot Springs | tonight.—advt, i "ohone 2216 AR ) s ) f 1, | R e anlporefat Song . Mrs. Ryan| For Domestic Purposes Dance at United Hall, Main street | TBBN HOTOR—CARE=Faverat—Toh | R P U O 1918 Overland Country Club. d 1918 Studebaker Sport, §-Passeagen tisan League in Minnesota Meet To- glu.t:: il::u;):néa +Mrs, Barvan| Bergen, Norway, Sept. f.—Iceland tonight, _.'I_",. Bty | L,;:‘l‘,:,m",;“;‘,imy's‘,“ (;),‘:::,., ;.. s i e - P o g ) | sport Dargain 1T sold | day to Discuss Policies. Mias Hulbert and Miss Sherman :::h::‘t‘:x:[ u;:! c'mnhh 'l"‘-l utilizing HOLDS BIRTHDAY PARTY, NABI and Oakland motor cars. Sales and, _Wednesday. F. Brayne, 530 Main st 1915 Kisesl, Ker'Sedan, Plapo /DUeE AT Rk r e e prings and geysers ' arrs Willlam Sheldon entertained | service. A. G. Hawker, 8 Elm llr“l.\po'—_——._—_” BALE—1927 Essex Touring; runs 11 : for heating the whole country. about 25 guests at a party fn honor | _Telephone 2456. | mew, price very reasonable, Auto Repair| —~MOTORCYCLES— By The Associated Press. Biwird Akt ‘o, v n ban LT R SR i ML The famous geysers are situated ’n,- her birthday at her home on|RBO MOTOR CARE and trucks Kenneth | _Co. 838 E. Main 8t. Phone 2016-3, M. Searle & Co.. Sales and mervice. Cor.| GRANT six coupe, 1930, §300 down, al| Indian solo and Harley-Davidsen sola, Minneapolls, Sept. 8.—Representa- p J lag Dance .... .. Miss Hulbert ‘ tives of the farmer-labor party in | » about a mile from Relk:avik, the e Irs. Shel eoeived Minnesota and the state Non-Partisan | 1200 and !‘E’;""“ election ....... |capital city anl have long been used '::m“z p::r ‘;:'{mL pitts, h”\;’:" ; m!k, | Eim and Park Sts, New Britain, Conn.| “ance on payments Box 14, Herald, Indian Side Car. league met in separate conferences | ward and Henry Urban|yy" pojiciavik housewives as a fiee | ony beau il o C-| _TTelephone 2110, |'\TACK TRUCK—§ ton, dump, 1930 model; | Spanish Dance ...... Miss Sherman X tions were rendered by Mrs. Taylor, | oa ‘oog 0 3 i hero today to outline thelr political | gegation Lexington Orchestra | !2Undry and hot wates supply. [ Lunch was served to guests, who woee | R e L S Mg —TRUCKS— e aaran “anoltolal” couter. | ST [[Bresent trom. Wetherafeld, Elainville | 80N wrinar sh318;, by, s fourias | FATGOrM Loes Svdam i excalolE €BADE,( 130 mrasicway,st-ton Chates, . MME 3] S S i and this city. Specin) Six _touring: shaipi iy @ All overhauled; this is a bargain. Aaron| 4% » HAMMER THROWER I§ 14 $1,760; F, O. B, factory. M. Irving Jest G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park ab' Hartford, Ct.| Five Dump Truck, ! | ence as it was callad without the U s s NATORWADSWORTH 4 e sanction of the party's state central Ve Bs E Boston, Sept, 8.—Robert Scales, i | mm————————— | 103 Arch 8t “This 1s & Studebaker year." | g == 6Dl Moden committee the farmer laborite meet- MING P lN Boston p?llce ; nfl;ge: % vealtlerdAy | P 12,. good conditlon. Price $100, Call 3 ing had before It a resolution of the 00 To G 0 OUT G brought suit against Fred Tootell, star e D s | seaiadilss v B s lssus: seainst Tusion of | B TUMY | hammer thrower, seeking $5,000 for | ANNOUNCEMENTS WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor | GTDSMOBILE, 1930, 5-passsnger ANDLKANT OTMERA eague ag : 1 cars, showroom at 4 Elm 8t.; service, 127, OLUSMETILEC, 1920, Aopaestt W the two into one party. persogal injuries which he claimed Cherry Bt. “The Sleeve-Vaive Motor.” R.| (o g¢.: 'phone ”"_',’ Balesroom, 4 Concentration of all farmer and | New York Leader to Be Brought Here | he sustained when he was struck by Eatisl, Yauly - Cneineny. [4:c O RABDIDH CRHONE B08) 2871 8 | _Eim St.; 'phone 1700, | M. IRVING JESTER Yok sleiienta into one compast poli- i a weight thrown by Tootell at Frank- | FURTAL VAULTE=Aulomatic veal ey Ve I ST TR SN | e D e R B g, g R prmhuliation: was,: the primasy it . "P% RRCOY Teous Goversde | ilp Fipld Nerg on Auguetat, 1933 The| crets sath isbitad; wetarmpout XUTOMNOBILE Fall Cleatance Sajs,Terms | HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT.| 'PHONE 8iL. 193 ARCH 87 aim of the farmer-labor conference Hiram Bingham plaintift was on duty as a policeman | yqry™ '] 5, vault o, 278 Mapl as low as $50 down, balance small pay- { 5 4 which was lled by Willlam Ma- at the time. 7 IEhLh TARRON 3 ConeR, TncH 18K Barl A BAVING OF FROM $50 'TO $200| OPEN THIS EVENING UNTIL 10:30 honey, St. Paul labor leader, and | Word has been received from Lieu- AT S f Floutats R0, Nurseeymen: | 8t Harttod____________|' ON A USED CAR— y ON FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS—Adolph | BUICK 1922 touring, just refinished; Jewett “THIS 1§ A STUDEBAKER YEAR." Henry Tiegen secretary of the Non- |tenant Governor Hiram Bingham that| SHOWER FOR MISS CARLSON Randnilal S10 DAL 8t Phont SU9RE. 1922, very little used; small payment BETNAN —Plice Sour erder nowfos| down, balance easy terms. Aaron G. 1920 Dort coupe, Partisan league. he will bring to the Third Ward Re-| Miss Minnie Carlson of 444 Church |z — publican club outing September 22, street, was the guest of a party of N'i':x?l?fr’:’a‘t,"b;rle b |:;d::|nn.°';n::f Cohen, 186 Park St., Hartford, 1923 Durant redan, BUICK, 1919, © cylinder, 7 pass. touring| 1920 ¥\ B. Chevrolet touring. at Lake Compounce United States 5 ing_work. f'~onsen, Phone 3125-3. about 25 friends last evening.at a car, § good tires. Price $400. K. M, Sea 1920 Bulck touring. 1919 Buick touring, # Turkestan Revolt of 8 4 enator James W. Wadsworth, Jr., of | giiver shower held in honor of her NURBERYMAN—Frult irees, shrubs, flow- 4 % 4 ‘Serious Nature Reported |New York. Lieutenant Governor|approaching marriage. The shower | % berrios, hedge plants. Send address, . corner Park & Main sts. Phone 210 | 153 SUEE (o ; 8,—Dispatches | Bingham and Senator Wadsworth will i ble aff: “ d Miss Carl I will call. Box 29, Herald. BUICK 1923 Spor. Model Roadster, been 1921 Maxwell coupe, | TOURING CAR, 6 pass., for sale. In good ; be the only speakers at the dinner, |von oo enjoyable affair and Miss Carl- | prmrer—rrirana cut fowers, Funerai| Used as a demonstrator. This car carries mechanical condition. - Price reasonable. Senator Wadsworth is one of the | nes RS S U ?”‘ works a_speclaity. Johnson's Greenhouses, | 5 Y faocifte, iNew: Britely g?u:fimco“ | perNEEIe SILICHRY oSy { Lost and Found 5| BUICK, 1917, 6 cylinder touring car. Good hauled, K. M. Bearle, Park St, corner coming more serious and that Gen. A Red Jameneft has left for the scene to |Bress and ls regarded as the “strong | gireet. o take command of the government |Man” of the republican party in New it | FUR Tost Wednesday night on Church Bt. g:la""':‘:f ,‘:;'f:l ‘gl‘;""“}';‘:l‘::“f"‘gl‘l‘:;nm" 3 k 7 Main 8t. Phone 2110, troops York state. It is sald that he fs | S| Finder return to L. Stein house. Reward.| ot JOF Sriche Few Brita Belek To. HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CO. TRUCK—3 1-2 ton, 191 S e heing groomed for the nomination for| ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING. | Giissei—reriaivs hell T Towe Ve, | 2ok e 8 Used Buck." BEABOM et b i LTS FT T No recent report of a rebellion in | President in 1928, If the new pro-| pistrict of Beriin, s Probate Court,| noon. Reward if returned to Herald | BUICK, 1910, § cylinder touring car, in fine : TEL. 2109, | _Main Sts. Phone 2110. gram of the G. O. P. chiefs In this |September 3, A. D. 1023, | _aice. ; good. New Britam Bulck Co. 323 Aren TRUCK—Reo. 1320 Bpeedwagon, just over- A ., o hauled ¢and repainted, $750. ~Guaranteed Turkestan has been received, In (e Estat ¢ Robert Grace and Elizabeth Alibiiat 1023 1t wos veportad that an | respect should ‘be followed out, the | :Eatete of Ro r ljzabeth | PATR of shell galscs Tost. Tn leather cafe.| st, Phone 2607, “Next to u new Bulck I8 |~ 5 D Grace of the town of New Britain, In suld | “Roturn to 455 West Main St.; reward.| s Used Buick, GVERLAND 1923 tourlng “car; brand mew| iof 0 oeve sgdinst me. Ul (Ut armistice had been concluded be-| Third Ward club can claim to have | i vl ™ ninore. ToFT—5ang S 5 — | in every respect and selling at a big di . —Sunday, on Staniey street, between CK, 1922, : | g [ tween the bolsheviki and Mussulmans BUICK, 1922, § passenger, 6 cyiinder sport | .\ "tSr% TREEE BT price. Honeym Phone 2110, listened to two men who became| ypon the application of Robert J. Grace HoyTotil and NBGTH MBRh RO, M a S e ————————— i °| “Seymour_and South Ste, R. O. Moose| model, just repainted, of Turkestan. president, tthe late Warren G. Hard- |praying that ns Guardien on saidestates, | Jevmour and South Ste, KO, Moose| “modei, just repainted C:m""“‘:’.‘.’f“.‘,fl;‘u‘:',‘ Auto Sales Co. 139 Arch 8. Phone 2109 | TRUCK--DeRby, ¥ 13 ton 1317, with olai o AR 'y arles, 1 Copenhagen, Sept. received here from Russia report that the rebellion in Turkestan is be- i he may be authorized and empowered to ing having spoke at a club outing| % RRE R LN eelate of sald minors | PATR of glasses, shell yimmed, Tost THUF | extras. This car can be bought right. Now | PAIGE fouring 7-pass, In very good con.| Lorm body, 3300 cash K. 2110, | when he was A member of the United |ay per said application on file more fully| eve. at the Capitol theater. Return to| _Britaln Buick Co. 226 Arch St. Tel. 2607, Al Budoiph Oraasl A7 Cliseiy, Bty ‘Phone 2051-2. Salesioom, 4 Eim 8t JIM BAGBY RELEASED States senate several years ago. appears, It is 161 Washington 8t. Phone 2365, BUICK 1919, 7-passenger touring car, new- " | ly painted, good tires, Al condition me.| __Phone 1780, Automobiles Wanted Pm'b'"l‘;:i‘ Sept. 8_""3"?"!‘]’;’ The committee announces that it| Ordered, Thai eaid application he heard | SUN of money found &l west end of City, veteran pitcher, was unconditionally | expects o large attendance of women |2nd determined at the Probate Office, in| " Friday a. m. 'el. 1106, after § p. m. chanically, K. M. Searle, Cor, Park and New Rritain, In said district, on the 13th | et — o= | Main Sts. Phone 2110, der, $225 cash; for demonstration make ! § papers. appointment by calling 1046-12, AUTOS WANTED— released today by the Pirates. f|om 11 over C Al ' | | all o onnecticut. thietlc | day of September, A.D. 1923 at 9 o'clock in pleass return to Herald. Reward. CADILLAC 1019 touring car, 5-passenger, Bood tires, upholstering and motor In fine | FAIGE, in good condition; | events will be held and prizes awarded | the forenoen, and that notice be given of “TO PLAY WITH BRIDGEPORT. |ty the winners. Among the events t;u mngencyr of r.?:d Tvvlll'lmlon -r;,d the Store ellllnlllfl!ill!ms 7| shape. K. M. Searle, Cor. Park and Maln' d, new paint, good | Bulck “8" Bridgeport, Sept. 8.—Bill McCar-| will be quoit pitching, foot racing and ":'.“fn:",m"g)“u:df‘, Mt Wil bl o pub- | SAVE 1-3 on coal hills, Install _Accurate| _St.Phone 2110. tion call C. A, Bence, | (akland, ron, who has been playing third base | heat racing. There will also be a |ing a circulation in asid distri y| Metal Weather Strips. T. E. Woods, 61| CADILLAC, 1911, § passenger touring, §160; | _31 Maln 8t._Phone 2315 | Dodge. for the Brookiyn National league| baseball game. = The prizes will be |DPosting a copy of this order on el S ‘Phone 366 _________ | “new titer on rear in” good " mevSwnicai | FOAMER, 1070, T-pamenger Touduter wIh | Ford with sarter; body and tires o | i st in the town of New B i 5 your valuable anap-shots; buy a c rate. K. ) ¢ . arage, 127 Cherry not necessary, team, is to join the local Wastern| displayed next week in the window of | 2% Fost 1 the by ‘giving ',‘,‘;m,i"{‘,"" | ™ Photo album here at a big reduction, we| Searle, Main and Park Sts. Phone 2110, 8t. Phone 2061-3, league club today filling in at short-| the Alling Rubber Co. parties In interest, sither personally or ‘,‘ glve 2 pkgs. Art corners with every| CADILLAG “8"—7 passenger touring car, In | STEPHENS G-passenger (ouring car, new Must be in good mechanical econ- stop in the place of Charley Woods, _— maillng te each one, prepald pos album free. Arcade Studio. i first class shape, good tires, $450. R. C.| tires, excellent condition. Rudolph's Gar- dition. Not older thanm 1920, who sprained his ankle yesterday, ac-| Dutch churn carbon dioxide, in-|coPy of this order, and réturn make to this WANTED—1,000 men, women and children | Rudolph, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051- _8ge, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2061-2. | court of the notice given, to be well dressed on easy weekly pay-| CHEVROLET, 4-90—1520 touring car, b new | STAR 1923 Coupe, taken in trade for & PHONE 323, cording to announcement made today | stead of air, ingo their butter to keep | ““;{\cst, ) ments. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church d tires, looks good, condition. guaran-| larger rar, driven but very little, and il )} street; next to Herald office, teed, low price, terms. R. C. Rudolph, 127 new in every respect. C, A, Bence, 51| by President Jack Kearney. ‘n from deteriorating. BERNARD F, GAFFNEY, § r - Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2, Main St.; 'Phone 2218, — ——— - Auto Parts and Accessories 11 jories, tiv THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Moan This In A Mournful Manner By s AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT—Gasoline, olls, greases and tire service. Clark's Auto Ace cessory Shop, 138 So. Main 8t, . your battery rvice for the GEE SCOOL BEGINS NRXT 1 HATE '\'O €veN THINK OF THIS WUZ THE BesT THEM DAYS IS WEEK ~ O GOSH- T MAKES \T —— GEE_HOW THE VACAT(ON m T VLR, GONE FOREVER ! 'T___‘_—_‘g"fgg‘—_—ugu_g-, T vy rell, 110 Franklin Squarc. Phone 1218, SUMMER FLEW ! CVER KNEW ! - Eiatpe Auto Parts,and Accessories 11 DAYTON “Thorobred”” Cords, the low pres- sure, long mileage tire; means comfort, safety; economy to you. The Ball .Tire Co,, 210 Arch Bt. SALE on used tire tubes; also fabric aud cords, 30x3 to 36x6. §0c each. 330 Hast Main 8t, Phone 636-3. TIRE VALUES— 8pecia lopportunity to get a Standard Make of First Quality Full Oversize Tires at Exceptionally Low Prices Brand new Stock—fully guaranteed. Just compare our cash ofier with the presenc iiut BOLD FOR CASH ONLY Our Price Fabrie. Cl. Cord, Cl. Cord, 8. 8. . RACELIFFE BROS. CO. INC, FARK AND BIGELOW 8T8 PHONE 1074 Y T™MIAK THIS HERE CHAPS A MILLIONAIRE ? 'NEIL'S TIRE BARGAINS— 10,000 Mile Guarantes, 3033% Cords sixs suxd’ saxd While They Last—OCall Karly, UNEIL TIRE & BATTERY Co; <4 WASHINGTUN ST, PHONE #00 B