New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1924, Page 14

MARRIED TEACHER CAUSE OF STRIFE Bast Haven School Board in Midst of Hot Row East Haven, April 5. — The fown school boards wrangled for eral hours last night over the guestion of reappointment of a married teach- er in the town schools, Mrs. Harry Legge, and finally adjourned without reaching an agreement Jeremiah Quinlan, a member of the board charged that reappointment of Mrs. Legge would vielate a rule of the board passed since Mrs. Legge's mar- riage, that teachers marrying should | be considered to have automatically | resigned. He also charged rr~r14m‘ members of the board with “stult ing themselves,” asserting that mo:t of the members had been parties to e “gentlemen’s agreement” not to hire Mrs. Legge for another year, John Driesbach, another hoard tember in defending the reappoint- ment of Mrs. Legge, recommended 1 the board committee on teachers, said that in his opinion, married teachers “had more common sense than girls Just out of normal school” and that | he had “known of cases where teach- ers ptood before pupils powdering th8ir noses and applying rouge” and that many of the younger unmarried teachers were “too much like the fapper class we sce on the street,” Mr. Quinlan retorted by declaring that the board had 60 applications from tnmarried teachers, some of whom were residents of the town and | that he “could not understand how a woman whose husband was able to support her should be so greedy as to attempt to keep some needy young woman out of a fob.” | Mrs. Legge's busband, he declared, was a member of the American le- gion, “but he must be lacking in red blood to permit his wife to earry on | and try to drive a wedgo between the members of this board.” | Secretary E. A. Cooper of the hoard, | a teacher in New Iaven, dec ar»d\ two 'of April, {that he understood that the state su. | perintendent of schools took the posi- !tion that if married women were do- ing satisfactory work in the schools |that marriage was no bar to their employment. Mr. Quinlan retorted by stating | that he knew the attitude of Super- intendent Beebe of the New Haven schools. “He would fire every mar- ried teacher if he had his way iclared Quinlan. He ended by declaring that legal action would result if any attempt was made to override the rule of the, hoard by reappointment of Mrs. At the conclusion of the meeting it | was stated that an attempt Would probably be made to rescind the board rule against married teachers at the | rext meeting in order that Mrs. Legge might be reappointed. Forty | residents of the Momauguin district | of the town sent in a petition for her reappointment. —— Auction Sale 1, Fred Winkle, of New Bri‘ain, a committee appointed by the Superlor | Court for Hartford County, hereby ! give notice that 1 will sell at public | auction to the highest bidder, subject to the approval of the Superjor Court for Hartford foun',\‘. on the 14th day 1924 at 2 o'clock p. m, en | the premises, pursuant to an order of | the Superior Court for Hartford County, the following described real estate: A certain parcel of land with all buildings thereon situated in said Town of New Britain and bounded and described as follows, to wit: North on Lafayette Street; Kast on Main Street; South by land formerly of P. 8. McMahon and West on land now or lately owned by Mary Wil- liams, being the same plece of land conveyed to John Farrell and Andrew ! J. Byrne, by deed of Joseph H. and Charloite B, Cloyes, dated June 7, 1879, and recorded in the New Brit. aln land records, book 19, page 180 and copveyed by sald Farrell and yrne to Meyer Zimman and Abra- ham Zevin by deed dated November 3, 1911, and recorded in New Brit ain land records, vol. 83, page 413, FRED WINKLE, Committee appointed by the Superior Court. — Announcing — The WRIGHT HAT WILL SHOP OPEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 with a full line of “HOLLYWOOD” Men’s Hats and Caps | Bleanor Berry. | on | the Methodist church, will sing. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1924, Herman Schmarr of Harrison street has returned from Bt. Franeis' hos- pital, Hartford, where he recently un- derwent an operation. | New Process Columbla Record re- leases out weekly. At Columbia ' headquarters. John A. Andrews & Co. —advt A son was born at the New Brit- | ain General hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Perry of 214 Main streot, | Join Morans' Easter Music Club.-- advt. An anniversaty mass will be sung Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock at | 8t. Mary's church in memory of Miss Home cooked lunches at Crowell's. —advt The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First church chapel when the state presi- dent, Mrs. Mary D. Wilson, will speak “The Future.” Leonard Volk of 8 Columbia Records, $1.00. C. L. Pierce Co.—advt. Big hit! “It's a Man Every Time, It's a Man.” Vocal. Columbia record. Jobn A. Andrews & Co.—advt. Lunch at Hallinan's.—advt. Smart Spring Millinery, French Hat | Shoppe, 87 W. Main $t, Prof. Bldg. dvt, “Lovey Came Back,” special fox trot. John A. Andrews & Co.--advt Let John A. Andrews do your washing with a Maytag.—advt. Hear “Al Jolson™ on Brunswick records at John A. Andrews & Ce.— advt. Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans —advt. “Linger Awhile,” fox trot. Bruns- wick record. John A. Andrews & Co. advt. Miss Verena Frey of Arch street is confined to her home by illness, City Court, City ot New Britain April 2, 1924 Thomas F. Flannery, James F. Flannery and John H. Flannery ve, Creditors, Representatives, Successors, and Assigns of The New Britain Savings Bank and Building Association Upon complaint of Thomas F. Flan- nery, James F. Flannery, and John| H. Flannery of New Britain, praying for reasons set forth a cancellation of the mortgage® and judgment that said mortgages be declared void, now pending on the second Monday of April, 1024, It appearing and being found by the subscribing authority that the place of business of the New Britain Savings Bank and Bullding Associa- tion, if in existence, is unknown to the Plaintiffs or to their Attorney, and that If sald corporation is no longer in existence, the representa- tives and creditors, or some of them, or the residence of some of them, is unknown to the Plaintiffs or their at- torney. Therefore it s ordered that notice of pendency of esald complaint be given by publication in the New Britain Herald, a newspaper pub-| lished in sald city, once a week for | two consecutive weeks commencing on or before the 5th day of April, 1024, EMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk of the City Court. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS | At & court of probate holden at New Britaln, within and for the district of Ber- lin in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 3rd day of April A D, 1924, | Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq. Judge, ! On motlon of Arthur N. Rutherford of sald New PBritaln, as administrator on the emate of Mabel E. Rutherford, late of New Dritain, within sald district deceased. This court doth decree that slx months be allowed and lmited for the creditors of sald estato to exhibit thelr olaims | against the same to the administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in & newspaper ‘pub- lished in sald New Hritain, and haviug n cireulation in sald district, and by posting | & copy thereof on the public slgn post in Town of New Britain, nearest the ace whero the deceased. last dwelt, ' Certified from Record, BERNARD ¥, GAFFNEY, Judg R MAYEE (T'S SPRING-FEVER~ \DHAT Comprgh ' by Unbed Frntere $.edueme —_— WE CANT HavE “THAT MOUN TN OF CoLT OREAm OuR ERonT OLE ”n” YARD F- - SAY FOR TME WOTCHA DIGGIN “THAT FER Maw? THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference.. INSERTIONS Charge Prepald 10 g TIVE 1 line line line line line lina 1 line { Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. 14 linea to an inch, Minimum Space, 8 lines. Minimum Book Charge, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. Classitied Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenlence of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. e e ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Muouments BURIAL VAUL)S—Concref ed; water proot, will outlast eith B L ._Vault Co. 276 Maple. Phone 3765. Florists and Nurserymen .20 a8 35 _cents. M. for 1 stecl relnfore- Potted plants, pleasing | work Specializing on funeral 880, Johnson Greenhoue Church &t BASTER LILIES—Tulip Daffodils, cut flowers, Carnations, Snap- dragon, Sweet Peas. 1f you desire to have a pretty Easter plant, order it early and we will reserve it . Very rea- sonable prices. Adolfa_ Sandallie, Florist, 218 Oak §t. Phone 2643-12, Lost and Found BOSTON BURL DOG—loet, newers nam of Bunch, Initials L. Stowe on collar. Reward, Notify A. H. Bush- nell, Berlin, Conn. COLLIE—Tlost, straved or stolon, and white collie, 15 mos. old. Return to Mre, R, C. Chapman, 44 So, High St., Tel. 2956, Reward. o ) Hyacinths, | Jarge tan | mf——:‘&m ' City Items | L’—_ ME | | | cHEV ANNOUNCEMEN1S Lost and Found b ' AUTOMOTIVE , Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 ODD FELLOWS—watch fob with inscrip- tion *John Erickson Lodge. No. 67, in memoriam world war service!” John E. Anderson, Colonfal Inn, Plainville, TIRE AND RIM—size 30x31; found last Monday at corner of Church and Stanl Sts, owner see Mr. Rossi, 326 Stanley Personals WANTED—an idea for home study le We develop such ideas, write, print and sell mail lessons for client; Haynes, Sunderland, Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. Store Announcements 7 . GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 10, 166 Main St. Is now located at 436 Main St., directly opposite East Main St. EVERY—property owner wanted to use L. & M. Semi-Paste Paint and make his own paint for $2.82 per gallon. See our ad- vertisement in paper and note a gallon_costs mothing If not eatisfactory. REE- 5x7_enlaigement with every ,roll of film developed by Obrastedts. 73 West Main St. ATHER STRIPS- Install (he accurate al strips saves.1-3 coal bills, window T. E. Woods. Phone 3765, s mean those that dom't Don't be one of them, we Ar- ) own a camera. have cameras from one dollar up. cade Studio, AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies MOTOR CARB— "Better _ can being_ bullt and Buick s bullde ing them.” New Britain Bulck Cou 225 _Arch street. Phone 3607 DILLAC CARS — Bales and _Bervi Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern. \West Ma corner Lincoln etreet. BUICK are cessories. American Sales Co. § Elm 8t OLET MOTOR CARS—gaies and Superior Auto Service Company, St Phone, TOTHERS WOTOR CARS— Balos ice, 8. & F. Motor Bales Co., 185 s Frankiin; phone 1731, GURANT AND STAR motor cars. Bales and service. “Just Real Good Cars” C. A Bence, 1% Main stieet; 'plone 2215, eery 176 Arch DOG—found, brown and black. Call at store, Bwamp Road, Kensington, Mustero, Paul | FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Sales serv- ice; genuine parts and accessories. Auto- motive Sales & service Co., 200 B. Main, GOLD GLASSES—In case, lost, near depot. Return_to Herald office HAND BAG—Ilarge biack hand bag con taining fountain pen, porsonal credentials, and money lost Friday probably in Plain- ville or on state highway, Reward if re- turned to Herald. HEAV ack puppy bull deg, 183 Washington St. Reward. PUPPY-—tan _and _white, Teddy., Finder return to G. E. Puppel, 558 Church etreet. OFF FOR AMAZON VALLEY SEEKING REP{ILIAN BIRD ing 1ike Ornithologists Start Today to Explore 5 South American District For Pre-Historic Species, Norfolk, Va., April 5.—A search for the Hoatzen, a reptilian bird describ- ed by sclentists as a survival from | pre-historic ages, was begun today by a party of Ornithologists who left here aboard the steamer Stephen for explorations in the jungles of the up- per Amazon river, where living speci- (mens of the strange creature are re-| ported to have been seen. The Hoatzen, according to Orni- ,thologists, began life as a fish paddiing | the about in the Miasmic ooze. In process. of time, they say, it develop- ed wings and feathers and many of the aquarfan characteristics of its earlier stages. It Is regarded by some as an example of arrested evolution. In contrast to the extreme antiquity engrossing its attention the expedition was equipped with radio apparatus with which to keep in touch with the modern world. The party is heade by Rodolphe M. DeSchauenesse, a 80; of Baroness De Schauenesse and own ‘er of an aviary contalning many ra birds at his home in Philadelphia, His companions are Joseph M Goldrick and Henry Norris, the lat ter a son of Dr. Henry Norris, ownei of a hospital at Rutherfordton, N, C. A cameraman is accompanying the party, and pictures of wild birds in their natlve haunts will be taken. These will be presented to the educa- ,tonal board of Philadelphia. | AUDSON AND ESBEX—America | | | T Please return to V. D. Cerbo, Tamed | Tending car values, See the new toaches. Honey- wan Auto Sales Co., Salw and Bervice, 139 _Arch St.; ‘bhona 2109, (UPMOBILE CARS—Saies and Service. City Service . Station, Haitford Ave., cornel Staniey and 6 Mein St. A. M. Paonesss TERNATIONAL TRUCKS -Rackliffe Bros,, luc., Park and Bigelow Sts Phone 1074, Agents for New Britain and vicinity XINGTON—High §rade iotor cara. Sales nd Servise. C. A Bence 61 Maln Bt _'phone_2215, MAXWELL AND CHALMFRS—Eales and eervice, McUauley and Bennety 98 Arch CAITE—Fa /srably known L. Green, Bates and 5. NASH and Oakland mator Bervice. A. G. Hawkel n 45 G Whitmore Paige-Jewett C i Eim). _Phone 3366, Eim and Park flll.. New Britaln, Conn.; 2110. Local agents for Gabriel WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND \aotor cars, showroom at ¢ Eim Bt service, 137 Cherry Bt. “The BSleove-Valve . Motor” HOLLIN —~and Jordan Motor Cars, sales and service. Onorate Motor Co., 18 Main St. Phone 3426, STUDEBAKERS—Light six touring, $1046 #pecial six touring, $1425; big slx touring, . 0. B, 1 M. Irving Jester, $1,750; tory. t. “This s & Btudobaler year. 103 Areh CHEVROLET 19823—touring car, cal shape and appearance very good, ex- cellent rubber, Ci or terms. A, G. Hawker, 51 Elm St. Phone 2436 FHEVROLET 1924—sedan only 4 weeks old, 5 tires. Can be bought at a $150 seacri- fice. McGauley & Bennett, 98 Arch St. Phone 2953, . CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— Packard, light 6 touring. Buick, § cyl. 5 pass sedan. Buick, 6 cyl. 4 pas. coupe. Buick, 6 cyl roads! Buick roadester, winter top. Stephens touring car. Studebaker, light . six tourin Studebaker, special mx, touring. Stearns rcadster, These cars are in good ehape and can be bought at a fair price. BRITAIN BUICK CO, PHONE 2607, NEW 226 ARCH 8T, DODGE—tburing, good tires and paint. Rudownh'e Garage, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone . _Salesroom, 4 Elm St., Phone 3392 DEPENDABLE USED CARS— DODGE RROTHERS 1523 Sedan, B type. 2 Touring. 1 Tourng. 1823 Roadster, 1921 Roadster, BUICKS— 1922 Roadster, 6 cylinder. 1922 Touring, 4 eyiinder. FORDS— 1922 Sedan. 1922 Touring, 1016 Touring, $50. DURANT— 1923 Sedan. TERMS ARRANGED & & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, DODGE BROS. DEALER 155 ELM ST. PHONE OFEN EVENINGS 73 DODGE—roadster, A-1_ condition. _ Price $125. This must be caeh as it is a bar- gain, llmulr?_. 55 Curtls 8t. Phone 7153«”. DODGE~—roadster, 1821, In very good shape looks good, fine tires. This is a bargain. Superlor Auto Co,, 176 Arch 8t, Phone 211, O ROADSTER o nne shape mebauic ally, good paint wnd b good tires. Ru- dolpn’s Garage, 137 Cherry Bt Fhone 2051-2, ESSEX 1923 E 300 miles alro A 1924—coach Aaron d. coach. Hest of value G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park Bt ESSEX 1920—roadster, chanical condition and tire equipment very good, Price low for quick sale. Call 1708, FORD—touring, price §160, in fine shape for_demonstration call 541 FORD—touring 1921, with siarter and de- mountable rims, been run 500 miles or less. * Erle Cleveland, Pinnaclerox Farm Plainville, Conn, FORD—sedan, 1922, paint, upholstery and very good. Excellent motor, many Can_be bought reasonable. Bu- perior Auto Co, 176 Arch St. Phone 211, TORD 1920—touring _car. o guod shapt throughout. Pelce $135. Autumotive Used Car_Exchange, 86 Arch St., Phone 1720-2 Good tires and ap- FORD 1920 roadster, Autowotive Used Cer B, 172 Tun pearauce, $134 Exchange, 86 Arc 7 s VORD 1920 wedan, tires. paint and_uphol- stery In fine shape. Price $250. Automo- tive Used Car Exchange, 86 Arch 8t Phone 1720-2, Autos and Trucks For sale ALLEN fouring, 1931, §400; motor In Tires good, ](ullo\)lh 8 Price Park mechanical shape. Searle & Co,, Elm cor, #ood tires $600. K. M. Touring for sale, D. 4, engine. Price low, Southington road. 2.<lot of extras, A-l iven over 9,000 miles. M, Irving Jester, 193 =% . good Platnviite, Arch sty TCK-—-Big & Price $100 Phone 2216 Touring car. in good shape 51 Main 8t C. A Bence | | senger, 1924 ln'luhl. lll Hartford in fine condl $150. Auto- $6 Arch 8t VORD 1930 panel dwiivery ton in every detall. Pri motive Used Car B chan Plione 1720-2, FORD—coupe, _for on, 195 M URD 1923—1 ton panel tr truck 18 practically new. Csed Car Exchange, 6 Arch 8t 720 1TT8 = Coupe, upholstery. paint and 172 FORD' excellent, Price $200. ‘ar Exchunge, Arch 8t Thie Automotive Phone Good buye 1B Automotive Phore ¢ have Several used cars at §35 and higher. Used Car Lixchange 86 Arch St oupe. good appearance Cash [ 1988—c and 5 good tiree. G. Mawker, 62 Eim VTPMOBILE excellent engi or terms. A, Phone 2456, DRRREngEr Lonring price tea sonabi Rudolph's Garage. 127 Cherrs St Phone 2061-2, Salesroom. 4 Eim St i i A-1 condition a dependable ce, McGauley hone 2062, WTPMOBL and Yook used car Al 4 reaso & Dennett, 98 Arch 8t mechani- ) AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale GOOD USED CARS— 1024 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 1933 1928 1921 1921 1920 Chevrolet sedan Star sedan, Essex touring car, Oakland coupe. Maxwell sport touring car. Mazwell touring car. Buick, 7 pas. touring car. Buick sedan, 7 pass. Hudson touring, 7 pess. Studebaker big 6, tourimg car. Buick coupe, Ask plan us about our easy time payment on new and used cars. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO., 139 ARCH 8T, PHONE 2100, FUPMOBILE, modei “N° roadster, Good appearance and in fine cunning comdition. g{vlgl}oiph'l Garage, 1.7 Cherry St. Phone HUPNOBILE SEDAN—Iate model — Price reasonable, good tires, perfect eendition. Rudolph's Garage, 137 Chvrrs 8t. Phone ;g::a‘ Galesroom, 4 Elm 8t. Phone lTS' AT UKE YOU TO ACT TAIS WAY -~ YOu'Ve BEeN SO THEM DAYS s GUNE FOREVER! Q’SNE% UK€ - Phone 3302, M THAT L. DISPOSE OF THE Tacws YCOMRA § psPose on CoOLD CREAM THAT PiLe oF DTt +UPMOBILE touring car in A<k ~shape mechanically; five good tires, swd looks govd; $360 takes 1. A G. Hawker, §3 Eim Bt.; 'phone 2458, LIBERTY—6, touring car, 1819, Rudolph' Garage, 127 Chery St. Phone 2061-2. Salesroom. 4 Elm St. Phone 33 MAXWELL 1917—T. C. Price 8126, Tires, paint, upholstery and engine an, very good. Automotive Used Car Exchange Arch 6t. Phone 1729-2, OVERLAND—Model *T", 1921 touriag cai ;{l:.!dlnlyh Garage. 127 Cherry 8t Fbone 51-2. OLDSMOBILE 1921—toaring €ar, This s & real buy in a family car. In good shape throughout. Price only $200. Terms to Automiotive Used Car Exzchange, §6 Phone |’.'2: Rudulph s G condition, paint O. 2051-2. Salesroom PACKARD 1021-—-single 6 touring catr, A-1 condition. Price right. M. Irving Jester, 193 _Arch street. PFRICES ELASHED—on used cars. Popuiar makes at lowest prices ever offered the buying public during our 14th annual an- niversary sale. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 185 Park 8t., Hartford. REO 1915—speedwagon. Price §225. K. M. Sear! k_St. cor. Elm. Phone 2110, REO 10185 passenger touring car, 5 good tires and in fine mechanical condition, Price $400, K. M. Bearle & Co., Park cor. Elm Sts. Phone 2110. RED 1 speedwagon of 1% ton e-puny. Price $650. . Bearle, cor, Pi Eim 6te. Phone 2110, REO 1019—speedwagon, 1% ton capacity, tires and general condition very good. Price $400, K. M, Searle & Co., cor. Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 2110, SMITH form a truck §16 D good shape. the price Automotive Used Arch Bt. Phone 1729-2. STAR SEDAN 1923—run only 5,000 miles, in fine shape and looks good. Time pay- ments arranged. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. Phone 2109, STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car in good running condition. O, A. Bence, 61 Main USED CARS— 1021 Overland touring, wire wheels and cord tires. 1921 Cadil guarant 1018 Chalmers, Price only $250. 1922 Maxwell touring. c, welling with & new car 7 passenger touring. Like new, MCGAULEY & BENNETT, 8 ARCH BT. PHONE 3988, USED CARS OF VALUEB-— Studebaker demonstration. Bulck, 5 pass. sedan, Bulck, 7 pass, toyting Oakland wsedan, Dodge touring. Chandler, semi-sed Bulck touring. Studebaker big six touring. Haynes coupe. Maxwell touring. M. IRVING JESTER, 193 ARCH STREET, “This 18 & Studebaker Year' fi—down. §5 & week takes home & fairly good used car. Popular makes. Aaron G._Cohen, Inc., 186 Park 8t., Hartford. 1928 MAXWELL COUPE— LATE MODEL, LOW MILEAGE THE OWNER HAS PURCHASED A NEW FORD AND WE ARE SELL« ING THIS CAR FOR HIM. A WONDERFULL BUY . ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. PIONEER FORD DEALERS 23 MAIN ST, PHONE 1513, D — Auto Parts and Accessories 1 ACCESSOR|E8—For _ail makes of cars Full (ine of springs guarauteed against breakage. Crank case service fres All prices reasonuble Handy Gerage, Elm 8t., cornei o Seywour__Phone 3188, \UTG SUPPLIES— PISTON PINS, AMER- ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, HAYBES TOS LNING, MOBILWIL UILS. BCON OMY AUTO SUPPLY CO. 11 M ST. ATTER Westinghouss, automodile wnd radio batteries. Cottons Battery Service Sta., 309 £ Sam St Tei 11716 Koppell Elm_ 8t Phone 3145. JiL- Suprem M wulf, medium motor oll st 0c g8l _This week ouly. Koppel Aute Suppiy. 263 Eim St. Phone 2145. TENNSYLVANIA—vaccum cup tires, 308 $9.75; 32z4 over size cord, 3 Ll‘!'vll, s L'hflnl‘lt -, SPHING SEAVICE--Gas, oiie’ and _gressen Distributors, Keiley-Springfield and Fire: #tome Cord tires. Clark's Accessory _Bhop, 138 South_Mam S_ Phone 1590, GTORAGE BATTERIES—and — Repriile tires J. M. Farrell 110 Frankiis Sge Phone_1569. OUR BATTERY—I8 THE LIFE OF YYOUR CAR AND SHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULARN INTERVALS. CAREFUL SERVICE A THE ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY STAs TION, PHONE $00. 9 WASHINGTON ST. TAXI, PAONE us we send you the best cars caretul arivers.