New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 18

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALP, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924. : e L et [New England Collees to *_|HOONSHINE IBRARY IS D J((_svowomve ) EI]WARDS DEMANI]S rds continued, that despite constant ’BR[]KER MEMBER E “"Eucm‘bgl.'lfip ‘zjflg‘:é\u\l}ffifl FOUND IN PH"JADELEHIA "];‘\I%EANI&I‘ERA‘ADS{? ; A“wAwU:‘:::r::;fiM 2 increases in the number of employes at any college affiliated with the New Alphabetically Arranged For Quizk both at headquarters and in the field, | | “there has been an amazing increase Englahd athletic conference who vomr. 1 and Ready Reference STUDEBAKERS—Light six touring, $1045 WL s dg 5 LINE RATES FOR special six touring, $1425; big six touring, Police Find Text Books Giving Re P L B R B $1060; . 0.1 tactory. M. Trviog Jeste 5 S : Charge Prepald 193 Arch St. “This ls & Studebaler year." eligible for the same sport for the rest cipes For Making All Sorts line a0 09 Wants to Know il Charges gl saetiihe Havesawn John Farson of New York Firm|o:™ine snicts. “sraas i “wnten o o thrscakie ine W Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 Vo ki e - o AL, toffense is committed and fi > full | BOICR RO S e 3 G o Corbin Screw Corp. Girls o Q. and. for one { 3 BUICK ROADSTEN, 1916, Good rubber air memc]e"(}y A]‘e T]‘“e To Hold Dance and Revuc‘ Expe”ed Today ear thercafter. This time penalty | Philadelpk I'eb, 28.—A complete v In fine running condition. Rudolph's in the number of criminal and civil petes in an inter-collegiate contest e prosecutions in district courts” for {under an assumed name will be in- as announced today by eligibility | “moonshine library” of books and o aTaR MU Purey Bty NGO SNLEL L SR A leap year dance and revue will '(:‘"H‘\!:llb‘l _conference |‘0n\pf\xu’l of |formulas with divections for the CHOICEST USED CARS IN TOWN— - He.glvan byl tho Cocblis’ Borew | President R. D. Hetzel and Prof. ¥.| manufacture of every kind of drink P Washingto 17el Declaring |, Triangle tthe Y. W O.°A New York, Feb. The expulsion |T. Huddleston of the University of [from vodka to shery together with 14 linez to an fnch. Bul s ¥ eveni o following prog John Karson of the firm of Farson |New Hampshi Prof. C. Hicks of a brewery, distillery and a “chemical Minimum Space, 3 lines, B the Massachusets Agricultural col- annex” cofitaining tinctures, extracts |||Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. il L towria. lcge and Prof. R. Guyer of the (. and adulterants, was Seized by the No. Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Ford roadst suspected boot A i % ecticut Agricultural college. He police yesterday in a raid on a malt Ads Accepted Over the Telephome for g:&:nn?;:ld-run cnforcement squad < “typics Upening chorus—E ahig:s | exchange. fere the nfery cligibility rules land hop store in the northwest sec- s of Customers. Call 925 and Stephens t“f.,;,,. i the wationall b a it To Show | Farson Son & Co. is composed of merely had at no student | tion of the city Want Ad" Opurator. Studsbaker touring. b SR e g G ibbalisd ith Love. . i s i should take part in any inter-collegi- Police who forced their way, into | tudebaker eedan, 7-pass. srohibition department” Senator Ed- | Jokes John Farson and his brother, Wil- e b " 3 il ¥y o grofEhitian | deparinion nAIRr Jok G ate contest under an assumed name. |the building declare they found it de- | Sludebakes’ sudan, 7-pass o serted, but with a small still and a ! the aceidental shooting of day ¢ has been gud: Son & Co. was announced today from Greene of Vermont during a cb 2 } “The Leap Year Revue” the rostrum of the New York stock wards, democrat, New Jersey, urged §gjo—--* of Picardy,” by Bernice | liam. Charges against Mr. Farson in- :! 8 denatnidpdiy) st D OrOURD “ney. cluded the wilful violation of the con- | Leading Him On | miniature brewery running full blast. ANNOUNCEMENTS ] NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. e made of th Dance by Lottie May and Li stitution and his alleged participation | «why do you refuse him if youIn a trunk, they say, were more than USED CAR DEPT. i | | | forcement agencies. Such an in- le s 9 p “u S id so she ietermi Jol AU m_‘ wash sa want to marry him? | 100 small bottles labeled with such Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 om s tnisms dha i SR Jokes | 'he charges weme heard by the Jecause P 3 onl o se ame . act of ©¢ a - | =— el ¢ was foundation for | Chorus—"Los Coma Back' B hoasd oF s verrtrs i s sanstii Because he hes ouly proposed]names xtract of cognac,” “juni- | BRI Y GTAS Conerete stecl reinforc. ek INAM S AT A e LaONE) duck ‘n-1board of governors in a session last-|1) times so far, and T want him to|per b and “concentrate of ab- | ed; water proof, heremetically seafed. ¥ B gemble, ing from thre < yes : beat the record.”—London Mail, sinthe,” nearby were several volumes | wiil outlast either wood or metal, Do | prohibition bureau by * ty Sketeh by Anna Welch, Viol il 703 t . i y : v 8K a Weleh, a | ernoon until 7:30 in t i 2 lirec s not_require larger lots, reasonably priced. e ., t prominent fricnds” of the BaCross of formulas and directions for liquor | Pt FeQuut, Taraer, ottt ne 2765, | DEPENDABLE USED CARS. and A ¢t Kerin— sen’s trial was bascd on charge .rr. manufacture. The uipment . with | £ ~paididiasy dpiet : 8 fi manufacture. e equip DODGE BROTHERS-- s Se “’v‘."‘),. Fdwards spoke in support pared by the business conduct com- ldeas Dl er large stores of malt” and hops and | Florists and Nurserymen 3 1923 Touring. of Bis remlition empowering the sen mittee folowing an invesigation ‘of | » some alleged fquor and beer, Was con- | 557 FLOWERE —Poited plants, pleasing s I::,'f,:,’" e fdiclavs N Ebranaitiha 4ol sor his connections with the Her s Pe- g fiscated. | “variety. Specializing on funeral work. 191 Tourtns. the vestigation and ¢ TRIENIG Comi DRI YNGR i anto Director of Public Saf Butler | _Jobnson Greenhouse, 517 Church t BOLCKE- ed that “t eplorable DS A IR ) G sekhoB i v Divector of Tublle Bafely BUtler | o WOWERE st i o e Seld oAy, thel,a \oDE & funeral work; free delivery. Samylall e aaranit O which prompts ; 5 : the inquiry from personalities 176 ARCH 8T. TEL. 2607, ers are reported fo have loat severhl ; > eral authorities continue to release | iltior Sv e htona ; .8 L , 3 18 Oak_Et.; ‘phome 58 » millian dolinva. ALy, s OLNAN LIRS | grain alcohol with no check upon its | FiREEeT Py~ gardener 1]&;);"020;““‘ inaSNice the company. E ultimate destination the Philadelphia | 1, . Simonsen. Boz 8 15 Tearee: been waitit in. 13 o Fapsonia firny put. out police would be fighting a losing bat- | _Plainvilie; ‘phone 195-12, i Iae fatar eila; the stock of Hercules. Petroleum at SR tle. He declared that 18,300 gallons MAN—Frult irees, shrabs, fiow- | it Anh ok New Jersey senator sai f J 10 L e} ety g e) ts. Send sddress. | who advocates straightout prohibition $10 a share Iithe, next = seven : . of alcohol were released in this city arciae,hedes Glals., Bok | DODGE BROPHERS DAL o months 1 intensive selli cam- daily R —— e —— THE 8. & F. MOTOR SALES C . to ta offici ognizan f t paign was conducted a price 3 ¢ : fi;‘ 155 ELM ST. TEL. 731, est evidence of contempt for t i 7 - 4 e X lic in the alleged efiort to ¢ i ot Katherine Sincko |advanced on curb markel $48 3 iR ' 4 It DIAMOND—varring Jost between Hartford | _ OPEN EVENINGS, ! t 1 Marion Burnett a share, In July, 1922, the company 1ty ems » and Hawkins St. Finder please re-| MONDAY TO FRIDAY INCLUSIVE luw that is not enforceable by T pe Walking—Anna Welch went into receivership and the stock . o : i to Hyman Horwitz, 32 Hawkins 8t understand the studied siles ‘ und Katherine Sincko, assisted by | dropped in value until it was regard- : - { _or_phone 147-4 and receive reward. | EORT TOADETER T s shage wecharic: part of those in authority, T £ Margaret Ke nd Rose Kow-|eq as . W S | wrhe Painted People” are c g, | TIRE—rim, 3411z, jost between Fast Man| ally, good paint and 5 good tives, Ru- ;‘ \ Giiater arnest ‘\I:'”f‘“ t Kerin and Rose Kow 5 I3 .\.n?&mf e g T'he Painted People” a lo:l)j‘l‘;L;l‘ ey \4‘;1”‘ ;Lm ‘l‘-‘l‘n‘:li:"" )r:mm 0 AUV RPed Tei sni Lipned cow. iRu. ‘Is the law to enforc Bth. i xee 10 5 months ago the firm also . i g 3 i Commerclal Paper (o, 112 Commercial 51-2. 3 Iy Lady's Day in Society attempted to sell a German internal L Miss Pearl O'Reflley of 114 Win-| g | DBODGE—touring rar, 1915, good condition, amendment so much mor @ Man ......... Bernice Keeney loan in this country but met with lit- ; ter street is confiped to lher home | Personals ®| Pliom 363, Platnville, TN X0 SUIree . GLhCr al $ L. Morning Girl...Marion Burnett | tle success. This is not believed, how- | e with the grip. i | DODGE COUPE—late 1820, 15t ciass con- at those ¢ ged wit f . . i . 4 S . AVE—you over before placed your sav-i g. B Soasio A that those charged wi ¢, Tennis ++.+. Dorothy Haffey cver, to have been invelved in the . 3 Balance to right, John's tonight. | “ings where a great state holds collateral | e mes 00 M Wosslck, 43 Arch St ment may, without regar 1 d. Lunc} Lot Mays | char, ot . & It st for evi lar y 7 D 4 anch RPN 4 Mays ' charges on which Mr FFarson was —advt. | in trust for every dellar you put in 0 | - public gage 1) ¢ Motor ... Rose Kowaskl | trieq. : ; | An old-fashioned dance for the| ¥ou iealize that with this safety you s Gt o, o Bie e Ebrenkers 3 S . et S rie i AN 4 3 ‘b Will be| ©AR Get % on all thrift payments you s and all, Price §125, a EE, Rlloged. or Golf ......... Katherine t | ; | benefit of St. John's church 06| Taake following otir Slau?’ ANKih & Mres e i Exclian where hundreds g binner .. Margaret K {held tonight at the parish hall with ' Room Booth block, Phone 30 Arch Bt Phene 17303, and fro at all hours . Nightic i | Michael J. Kenney as promoter: i L FORD SEDAN. TOEI; §ood uaning senar: . oy .l:',‘,, clbllririndd e Mind 1 8 Grandmother Knew [ Whist and bridge will be played carly | 7R Chlargement with eve | _8t.; 'phone 2216, SIEC MeBOng; pro ebredidinates ] Margaret Kerin, | 5 in the evening, dancing starting at 10| ritm developed by Ohrastedts, TORD COUPE, 1973—acutally over ™ §150 justified viola urth AN INutions—Scoteh, Marion Burnctt and There Was Nothing So Gomifurc o'clock Jain 8. | worth of extras and it ia going at n fitth amendments t : Dorothy Haffey, Congestion and Colds as Mustard Kenny will prompt tonight, ¥ ave Wny Totentions of buying, ex. | sacrifice, = Ford ton _truck, 1833 stoke Those who At SN ‘ : g | L A changlng or renting &, camera, It will ody, pneumatic tires, make an offer, emendment above > il Ko Broesser But the old-fashioned mustard f ; John's—advt. Day_You to see us first.’ Arcade Studlo. | Aaron G, Cohen, Inc. 185 Park street, i *a e ; ¢ b, France Pz plaster burned and blistered while it ! | ¥For up-to-minute style in better | ErEG T ARTIRE —take o, Inq Hartford, gatikuos an Al Viola LaCross and Katherine Sleath | aeted, Get the relief and help that b | made dresses. Mary Elizabeth Spe- | 1 floor, Mhone 494-12, | ITUDSON — TOUR-SEDAN —recently —ove St 1‘4“* e e, Ukrainia -+ Katherine Sincko | mustard plasters gave, without the | cialty Shop, ST W, Main, Prof. bidg. T i after 6 o'clock eves, X "m‘u"mmé ti o8 hd ulpholllerlnl over: ) ) B sy fa > o o " AT = ~ ~— to suit and w sider lightoer ity ; d without the blister, g | Avt ATHER STRIPS all the accurate, ° 0 ler lig and W Foulke of the plaster and metal strips saving coal bills, T. E, trade. A, G. Hawker, 62 Eim 8t. Civil Service . igue, were Woods, 61 Malu St., Phoue 2765, 3488, Poland 5 ; { Lottie May, Stella Wodeska Musterole does it. It is a clean, % Bridge and Whist, St. John' tonight | L e e, Ireland white ointment, made with oil of mus- —advt. ! quoted by t BENILOR: N Marg {erin, Bernice Keen tard. It is scientifically prepared, so | ¢ The Y. M. T. A, . society is| friends of prohibition who have pub- | o né0 W e | { s ¢ O p— et aly . <+ ANnag ¢ at it works wonders. i | planning a revival of square dances, liely cr 2 “f ol g Duteh .. 5 Rose Kowaski Gently massage Musterole in with the [the first of a series to take the form | AUTOMOTIVE o E SHEIrORe b DT TI | hl Americe Lillian Miller | finger-tips. See how quickly it bringsre- lof pre-lenten dance next Tuesday | mm—memmemmm e, | FORDS—FORDS—FORDS-~ > has te wtor Edwards Ingerstip A 1454 jof a pr | T ernor has asscr 4 Ard% | Final—"Yankee Doodle Blues” lief— how speedily the pain disappears. | | evening. George Conlin, T. J. De- | Auto and Truck Agencies ¢ amendment has | = Ly, rriends we hope we've pleas- Try Mu: le for sore throat, bron- |vine and T. Butler are members | DUICK MOTOR CARB— Beiter cars 1923 Tudor Sedan. house of its u." i <ti ; are beiug bullt and Bulck 1s builds 1924 Touring, Mr. Foulke, he added, | “4 YO chitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, |of the committee in charge. g’ thom v Bainls Bk Goo .. enforcoment has bect & = i‘.“hmal' "n“al‘rz;;“(:u,l,‘f:gf;hciuf,',’"f;f,' o | Grand March al 10, Bt. John's.— | 255 Arch strect. _ Phone 3607, : i raw ion, pleurisy, Sy N ; vt CADILLAC CARS — Bales and_ Service, Withdraws ijectlon to pains and aches of the back or joints, "";:‘mlh rs camp, Modern Woodmen| lash Borer Co A Heputable Conotrs.” $100 eash. Actress in Another Play sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil- p [of Amorica. will meet tonight at 8§ West Main corner Limcol® strest —————————————————— Heirs Wanted W York, 1%L, 25-—The applica- | blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest g |o'clock at 8t Jean de Baptiste hatl, |[SHANDLER and Cleveland motor care snd differe arts of the world, & k. ! G —advt., | and service. B & ¥. Motor Sales Co., 105 from different part f ) O Gimone Porehe, French actress, from made in milder form for s Do o 2 Valuable prizes, 8t. John's tonight. | Eim_8t, corner Fraukiin; 'phone i3l dividend list included, Write for free | A v - o 1¢ < . { i g9 2315, lividend inclu v « withdrawn in supreme court today 35¢ and 65c, jars and tubes; hos- Helen MacKellar (top photo) re In Her Mother's Footsteps | _A. Bence, 18 Main strewt; 'phone 2315, | what will you do, my dear, when | motive Sales & Sorvice Co, 200 B. Maln, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS arily tom) accepted the part | n Auto Sales New Brit Bervice Station, Hartford Ave, corner LSSEX USED CAR DEPARTWWNT City Hall at 10:90 a. m 12:00 0 30§ y01g thie evening at $:80 o'clock in Pe th, A, D, 1924, Bros., ine, Park and Bigelow 5 0 . . |t Hudson Coach, March 924, to attend ward to by parishioners as an out. Shih . Breaie’ Boweis: CEXINGTON—High grade 100 Also on Marc e A Inrge attendance is antiel- 1 wish to announce to the Car the office of the Board of Public byl s aud empowored to sell and con- | RAXWELL AND CHALMPIG—Baies snd Oakland coupe, 3 pass, v Ist to March . . " . cinity the opening of - my Auto- MOON MOTOR CARS--Fa/orably & 1620 Masweil Touring, ShEeh Moscow, Ich, Patriaren 11 distance of about 1100 fect New Britain sald district, on the Bth|LERH"S0T Gakland motor cars. Baies and 1021 Buudebaker, 7 pass. Touring. We aiso give notic v crosis s reported, Arohbishop Pet. 20 years experience. Best of and specifications seen at the abovt (e of sld application and the | o HONEYMAN AUTO BALES (v, reh lat 10:0 o & g reject any or all bids or to accept any |*hnE e e e March 1 ‘ e had beern Wfrected by the | 8 guaranteed. Your v said Simeict, and A ‘phone 2110. Leocal agents for Gabrisl MOREY ticulatly over the dispute with Arche | city e to this court | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND aoter | HUPMOBILE, model N Teaasier——Gosa in America had good care, Uircs and motor A-1, wis e mechanically; five good tires, and loous “Lost Heirs"—A book flled with | . . ; " ) Accossories, American Sales Co., § Elm 8t | . fon of Samue Golding for an or-| (it may prevent pneumonia). ' P enade 8 's tonig! —_ 2 CL - — down payment and comnieuce names for lost heirs and missing kin r permanent restraining Madame ¥ ToMgflI"l: Musterole isnow All! Promenade 8t John's tonight. | sBEEE~RROTHERS MOIOR CARS—B8ales cajeying Bib oor | ’ e sourt of “ngland N LU U — ”‘“'"‘,”, 3 ”;l ‘;.- vl:‘] a ‘p.‘x"\.,',‘.l,“:]l appearing in any production = other babies and small children, —advt. |DUNANT AND STAR wotor cars. al AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR and Bank o PHERERSy L SRR than his play “Open House” was Ask for Children’s Musterole. | and service, "Just iteal Good Cars” C. EXCHANGE, bulletin, International Claim Agency . al e | s {¢ lay site P in the . FORD CARS, Fordeon trach Sales serv- 88 ARCH 8T, PHON! 1! . Mr, Golding said an agreement had z¢, $3.00. fused to play opposite a negro in pr P rgpieryposiond s mirt R D R s ONE 17208, Dept. 93 Pittsburgh, Pa., U. 8. / Lee ached with Madame Porche T il forthcoming Hroadway _production,| A visitor sald to little girl, “And | “ice; genuine parts and acvamorics. - Aute- and that he had no objection to her = “All God's Chillun Got Wings" BY )y "0 ae big as your mother?” | [TUDBON AND ESSEX—Ameri arance in another play tempor- Eugene O'Neill. Mary - Blabr - (bot | 750000 005 S1icd the modern child.— | €ar values, See the new oac TAXPAYERS NOTICE, Gy ! Tit-Bits (London). | _150_Areh_8t, The Board of Relief of the C f BANQUET AT ST. ANDREW'S | N | e | FIUPHOBILE CARS—8aics 063 Borvice, Ciiy | PEBRUARY €A1& AT HUDBON AND ) hereby give notice that o ual bLanquet given by the WL C. Ad . § s . " Y t - e . MDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING Stanley wnd 6 Main St. A M. Paonesss . they w t at thelr office In the | 1aqjey of 8t. Andrew’s church will be Better than a mustard plaster lty vertisement District of Berlin, ss; probate court, | NTERNATIONAL —— FHUCKS—Rackiife 1923 Word Coupe. $ - Phon Star Bedan. . 00 to 5:00 m, on' . o T : K. of Willam Zarzec late of the 7 0 a vie om 2:00 p. m. to Pom. Ol e parish ha This event is 100ked | p—— proposal For Completion of Commone | o Sf Wil Bareeski, s of the! 18%4 te_for New Britain and viol : oan 4-Pass. Cadillae Coupe, es pertaining t id ap | af £ th 1 Heat wivia Barese and Borvise, C. A, Bence, sl . anding soclal affair of the winter Sealed proposals will be received at e /m'h"‘" | phone_215. Studebaker, apec. six touring SRS 11th, from 3:98 p. m. ! ' P pate \ pleasi itertainment pro- |l 0 ot New Britain and vie Works, City Hall until 7:30 p. m. ! belonging to seid deceased McGauley and Beanett, 95 Arch 1928 Maxwell Bport Touring car, m., and every ev . gr s bheen anged Tuesday, Match 4th, 1924 for the % | feation on file taore fully aps| stree! 1921 Mudson 7 passenger ‘Wouriug. da from T " ; I completion of the work of laying se Orderad, that sald application be heard! the world over, F. L. Groen, Sales " o o Pl iy Patrian Afinent B mobile Paint Shop, rear 77 ers in Commonwealth avenue, for @ and determined at the probate office, in| Service, 341 Glen street; phone ¥ 1920 Eesex Touring, which application f can be g whe suffered a stroke last Satur- |8 Arch St High ‘grade painting, duy of March A, 1, 1524, at § o'clock In made, 8ro 0 p. m ! Lo T v‘“‘l‘m”m g v Proposal blanks may be obtained forenoon, ang that notice be given of | ‘sne e B R TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER 1 pessors © e office, The erves the right to of hearing thereon, by pub- | meet 1 X . 4 of the putriarch, said that | § material used only. Al work f¥i The city reserves t in Some Bewspaper have Bales 7 3 2 rriend putriarch, sald tha i some newspaper ha } R B W B W 1750 ARCH 8T, TEL, 2100, id ¢ 104 e erost of the Y 1 Wi o) he publ strain of the Russian church war, par- appreciated. Estimate Md debmad fer the Inter » . o e e .’,v‘w Snubbers. | MICHAEL J. McCRANN, | E o e ead of the Orthodox | § 0 Juhn P. Madden. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, - cars, ahowroom at & Eim 8L; service, 187 | appearance and i fin ruseion oaauis Board of Reli Geo, H. Johnson, Scc'y BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. | Cherty 8t “The Bieeve-Vaive Metor.” | Iudoiph's Garage, 127 Chorry Bl Prers LIMITATION OF CLATMS jonu | It C. Rudolph; ‘phone 2061-2. 2061-4, . . SRR . - emm— o ——— o R X e s T % HUMOBILE —touting, refinlshed, 1920 las . " B Al Pm & model N Mupp. touting. Aaron U, THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Hiss This at Your Husband. y e T 108 Bk srtn, antor. | RUPMOBILE touring car i A-1 Bood; §360 takes It A. G, Hawker, +3 houe 2466, sweiger, mechanically & good tires, Would make ex- for lvery w Wil take Al 20 TE D COUAR - - RAIR WHY DON'T YOU GET YOURSEAF ¢ WAM (S (T WHEN YOU COLURTED lighter car in trade, terms arra 6. Hawier, Eim_8t., Phone 4 A ALWAYS LOOKED i, 43 il o e ALL MUSSED == AND STAINS A SHAVE AMK()’ HAgVEc ‘/’Oi)fi’ Me YSSJUR_BE‘;_T_—_ | L DENOBILL e"1'3::7n::x..-”-n‘"..r...,mj UPON YOUR VEST! TROVSERS FRESSCD ! #ix tourlng very small down pagment, Aaron G, ohen, 18 Pari L, | _lartrord. e e — UVERLAND —Model "1, 1921 touring mi, | Wudolph's Garage, 127 Chiarry $1. 1 boue OVERLAND SEDAN 1923 —practically new. | Price reasonable, § good Lir R O Re- _dulph. 127 _Cherry 8t, Phene 2061-3, PAIGE 1921 Sedan thoroughty overl od, new palnt job, good tires, including one Spare, casy terms. VFor demonstration, call C, A, B'n:_e. b1 Mal | ROAMER ROADSTER 18 | medel. Wire wheels, 5 g tires, paiut new top, price right. Kudo®h s 127 erty ‘Bt., Phots 2051-2. esroom, 4 Elm St., Phone 3392, et e ee00 SO08. Y STEAM CARS-—roadsters, to sedans. 1916 to 1923 > . _Asron G, Cohen, Inc, 185 Pas Hartford. Pass. touring car, gem- ondition and tires, Including one Spare, very good, new paiut y terms. 4 demonstration, A e = & WE OFFER- POLLY AND HER PAI_S severhl good values in used trucks. of | ] ton and 1% ton capacities “priced treo 155 10 $800, = Sy l;:o, G, l.' (,‘umn;or .. —wn rs Our guarantes of satis’a i ney LEMME ISR Y. i vt v o LOOR AT UNSIGHT AN 2 g Tt KENNETH M. SEARLE & co. EEO MOTOR CAIS & TRUCKS COR. BELM _AND PARK 8T8 TEL. 2110, $50 TO ¥i00—thies chioice of several popu- lar % that we must sell at . Aaron Colven, Ine., 155 Park street. rtford. Auto Parts and Accessories 11 AL SUPPLIES_ PISTON PINS, AMERI CAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBESTOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS. BCONOMY ACTO SUPPLY ¢ 11_MAIN ST. BATTELIES Willard storage, wet ana ary winter morage. Try ve Simmons Storage Battery, 167 Ateh i, Phove 2345, |BATTERIES — Westinghouse, automobiie anderadio batteries. Cotton's Battery Service Sta., 309 E. Maim St Tel 1171