New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 30

CONFIDENCE IN COOLIDGE_ SHOWN This Is Keynote of Vermont Republican Convention Montpelier, Vt., dence in Coolidge” which the pecople themselves formed and will insist upon” in the coming presidential elec- tion sajd John H. Bartieir, first as sistant postmaster general in an dpess at the Vermont republican ~‘eonvention today. {owever, many planks i put inte the Cleveland platform,” said, “and however varied they be in their nature, confidence Coolidge is the one upon wi diet will ultimat=ly rends the Aemrican people.” eferring to the senatorial gations at Washington, he he leaders of the oppe who have prolonged legitima tigation for political purposes done one great thing which the tle intended 1o do. The American people to thinkin manhood in & president is the preme quality. Th shaken 11 confidence of the American peoplc #0 many leaders of both political par ties that they have caused w te stand out conspicuously mountain top of high idea purposes. They have uation which has literally nomination of this one publican party.” Touching on taxation he said “Your president in this great crisi of American history had the vision 1o #¢e that un) the American govern ment abandoned its war taxes and got back to honest living in busines would he ruined and financ chaos reign. x x x There still mains very keenly before the Ameri ean people at this hour as the great question 1o be determined, whethe the president is right in the cours has mapped out for his country or whether the ‘temporary majority in congress is right in the compromisc they have made for their country, 1t 1ooks very much now 'as if this ques tion would have to he submitted 10 the greatest jury in the world—the Wwhole American people,” -Whoozi t st May “Confi is the one issur have upon voting said 5 guessed William i Howard likeness appeared M yin Jast evening's Herald, Many peo- { ple d who had no right to guess o young boys and girls, They evidently did not read the rules—Tt } plainly 8aid in the Herald, that is was { married men's night, and that if any- body other than married men guessed would be disharred from further guesses—Whoozit absolutely demands that you read before guessing. An- other thing which was stressed was fact that you should tell whether A of Taft whose lot people 1ve one as and ated lofty | el d i man in the re. |00 ithe you were George Van Gorden, of 312 TPark street gets the dollar and Michael G of 132 Cherry street gets 50c. 1as does James Kenney of 46 I Grand street Whoozit tonight? Free for all, government al rvey Yesterday’s Portrait SH BAIL, Beven Men Arrested |n New London Held i 000 Bonds New London, May men arrested yesterday don police and federal prohibition agents when three moving vans and alcohol valued at about $50,000 were eaptured were today ordered to fur- mish bail of $1.000 each for appear- ance before United States Commis- sloner Earl Matthewson of Norwich. 8ix of the men were unable to fur nish bonds ordered by the local po- lice court yesterday. Patrick J Murphy of Bridgeport who yesterday ralsed his $10,000 bonds today put up the additional $1,000. The others who are in the county jail, are Goerge I. Talbot of Kverett, Mass John Pettee of Philadelphia, Charles Becker of Bridgeport, Albert Brown of Lakewood, L, ,John Lyens of Boston and Morris Good! man of Philadelphia The charges are illegally |rnnupmlm: liquor, by 3 i WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT, Rules of Contest 1-=All guesses should be ad. dressed to “Whoozit” Editor, New Britain Herald, 2—Iirst correct answer to be received at Herald gets the dollar prize. 3—Newsboys are not allowed contest, Winner to be announced Herald following day. h—Contest closes at 10 a, m. aiter evening picture” s printed, 6—Kxplain with answer to just why you think it is Credit for neatness, cr l)l U ll RS Election of officers the Ladies' Talmud Torah society was held May 20, The following officers were slect. ed: President, Mrs, | president, Mre, M, Zucker; weerstary, Mra, 1. Horwitz secretary, Mrs, J. Sirot; L. Nair; trustces, Mrs N. Miller, Més. Fred Harry Alex, Mra, B, Alsenberg satertainment committee, Mrs, Morans, Mrs, M. . LeWitt Ales, Mrs, Reseoff, Mrs, 1. Rothfeder, Mra, Greenberg, Mrs, Keimowitz, Mre Geisinger, Mrs, Fishman 1 Mrs, I, Natr of warsky, financial recording Mrs, Mrs, Mrs The Henry Mra, M in 1 in treasurer Ribicoff, Winkle, pletare so-and-so, married or not on the guess. ' dollars |and for the purpose of transacting any | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRI e sene— T THE HERALD ANNOUNCEMENTS ______.____a Burial Vaults, Monuments l DAY, MAY 23, 1924, | AU TOMOTI\ E ] e e L] Auto and Truck Agencies 8 T — AUTOMOTIVE ] Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 | ] AUTOMOTIVE | Autos and Trucks baor sale “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick ard Ready l\ltltnr BURIAL VAULTS—Concrete stecl nlnrorc- I ed; water proof, heremetirally sealed. wil) outiast -eit wood or metal. Do RNTERNATIONAL TRUCKS--Racklifie Bros., Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone | 1074." Agents for New Britain and vicinity | not requite larger I-.s reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co. 276 Maple. Phone 2765, '1ONS NEW BRITAIN —Monument Works, 123 LEXINGT N—High grade motor ci B d Servise, C. A. Bence. 51 Maip 8 ‘phone 2215, Charge Prepaid 10 9 .00 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and des- cription. Carving and letter cutting our fine N line and | Arch TAXWELL AND CHRISLER—Sales rvice, McGauley and Benoett, sireet. apecialty. Florists and \urserrmen CUT FLOWERS—and potted plants, funer- line, line lina 1 line 1 1 40 42 3 | MOON MOTOR CARB—Fa7orably known | the woild over, F. L. Grren, Sales and Service, 142 Arch St. Phone 625, al work done at low prices. New RBritain Greenhouse, corner Oak and LaSalle Sts. “Teleplione 659-2. $1.50 8150 Application 1 line Rates Upor Count & words (o a lin NASH and Oakland motor cars. Balen and Service. A, G. Hawker. 58 Elm street phone 2456, CUT FLOWERS—potted variet Specializing on Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 plants, bl funeral Church_8t. nes to an inch. mum Sp: 3 Minimum Book Charge, 35 centa. o i woric | PAIGE _AND JEWETT—31085 o #7770, Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co., 31 E. Main 8t. (mear Elm). Phone 3393. | CCT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kinds, funeral work, free delivery. Sandallie's Greenhouse, 18 Oak St. Phone 2643-12 P ARO GRE NHOUSE-—geraniums, riety blossoms, potted plants for graves, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. assitied Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for enlence of Customers. Call 925 Ask for a "Want Ad" Operator tor i and EO MOTOR CARS and truke. Kenneth M. Searle & Co. Sales and Elm and Park Sts, New Britaln, Comn. ‘phone 2110, Local agents for Gabrisi Snubbers. tomato plants, all kinds pepper plants and other flowers and vegetabla plan Lost and Founa BLACK—pockethodk lost hetween Weat i — WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND \aoto! service, 127 | cars, showroom at Metor.” Cherry 8t. “TI R. C. Rudoiph; Main and Berlin trolley. Iieward for re- turn, Mrs. F. E, Kliffe, Jr., 56 Maple 8t. Tel. 2743 City Advertisement ROLL aler 13 Cars, Co.. nd Jordan Motor service. Onorato Motor Phone 3425. and Main St. the Com- Finder DRTOSIT BOOK mercial Trust Company, please return to bank B Pérsonals . DON'T TRUST—your valuable photes to on lost. s TRUNK SEWER bids will be received at the of the Board of Puhlic Works, BIDS FAST SIDE Sealed oftice } IUDEBAKERS—LIght eix touring, $1045 special six touring, $142I g iz tourin $1,i50; F, O. B. factory. M, Irving Jest: 193 Arch St. “Thi Studebaler y City Hall, Room: 206, until 6:30 p. m. (standard time) Tuesday, May 27th, 1924, for the construction of a por- tion of the East Side Trunk Sewer in agents out of town. We do enlarging ! from any photo, Arcade Studio. Store Announcements GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 3 B Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 big 4, touring car, in good shape, | 51 Main 8t. Phone 22 the northern portion of the City of New Britain, between East St. and Wells ‘St,, to be known as Contract Proposal blanks may 10, 166 Main St. s now located at fain 8t., directly opposite East Main S TEE—537 enlargement with every roll of | film developed. by Ohrnstedts, 73 West | Main St. be obtained BUICK 3 passenger tour- | appearance and ery good. Ru- | &t Phone 3300, | Phone 3. 1920—6 cylinder, ing car, tires, geenral mechanical condition are dolph’'s Garage, 127 Cherr: 2031-2. Showrnam 4 and specifications may be secured at the above office, The city reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids, or to accept any bid, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Geo. H. Johnson, Sec'y JOHN A, ANDREWS RY SALE ENDS OCLOCK RAT. RIG ANNIV PORITIVELY AT. 9 NIGHT. REORE THIS ¥ T CL FS SEE THAT YOU ARE ONE OF THE LUC 0 PURCHASERS TO RECEIVE ARSOLUTELY ¥ A 330 SILK FLOSS MATTRESS. ONE TO EVERT PURCHASER OF $50 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE, 25th City Advertisement WARRANT FOR MEETING CITY MEETI H!)\HD To the members of the Ci '\(((‘II"R Board of the City of New Britain: You are hereby warned and noti- fied that a special meeting of the City Meeting Board will be held at the | auditorium of the Grammar School building, Main street, New Britain, on the 27th day of May, A.D, 1924, at seven o'clock p. m. standard time, for the purpose of considering and ncnng ' upon the following matters: 'RADIO (1) Issue of fifty thousand dollars 20 te 2% disspunt on radio parts and ($50,000) subway bonds. te during “\'\"uu\'u " (2) Issue of one hundred thousand s ¢ BTREN ($100,000) ‘'water bonds, 11th D B L , oF PARK HOTRL—restaurant under new management hoard, reasonable rates. Quick and good meriice. WANTED—all whonograph I\!InLI At 573 Main ST, First clase tabla Try our mea enter and Bt children to information 138 Main achool contost, Widener's, serins, (3) Tssue of thousand dollars bonds, 12th series, (4) lssue of thousand dollars bonds, (5) Special' tax of one and one- half (1 1-2) mills on list of October 1, 1924, one-half of tax to be pa firty water WEATHER STRIPS—install (he &ccurate | metal strips saves 1-3 coal bills, windo #creens, T. E, Woods. Phone 2765, l AUTOMOTIVE l Auto and Truck Agencies ] MOTOR CARB—"Better can one hundred ($150,000) one hundred sixty (3160,000) park D BUICK ? G | CITE oD | RUICKS 1921 1 1819 1 roadster. roadster, roadster, coupe [ pass € cxl, 2 pass 6 exl, 2 pass, 6 cxl, 4 pase CADILLAC - 1921 4 pasd. coups. 1920 4 pass, coupe LOCOMORILE 1915 7 pass. for liv edan STUDERAKER 1273 light 6 touring, excellent NPW ARCH RRITAIN BUICK ST, Tondsier, new thoroughly reconditioned and acts like & new car, Auto Sales Co, 139 Arch St e 192 eylinder, paint, just throughout Honeyman Thone 2109, HEVROLET 18%1--touring car, §00d appearances And tires, engine. RBuperior Auto Co., §t. Phone 211, new top, Excellent 176 Arch edanette, hk. Tew. 127 Cherry St. Phone 4 Elm St, Phone 3592, ROLET, 19 Tudolph's Garage 2051-2, _Salearoo FORD—speedsier, special bullt overhead valves, geared up, wire wheels, sport body Individual fenders $300. Rudolph's G: rage, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051 room 4 Fim §t. Phone 3392, FORDS— ALL MODELS ALL PRICES MS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO., 22 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN TUDSON, 1921—1 passenger touring car in USED CA taken in trade for rew Foid go0d condition and priced | easy termas, Overland touring, mode] 5% Overland touring, model 99, Allen 17, touring car. Maxwell 17, touring e Hudeon 18, coupe. Chevrolet 22, coupe. Ford 20, coupe, o touring car. coupe. sedan, 1 ton worm r 34 ton deliver roadster, touring car. coupe. roadster, § excellent £hape, tires and upholstery very | This can be hought at & low price. §ood. 139 Arch 8t Honeyman Auto Sales Co., i Touring, 7 D good paint, class condition, Rence. Phone 2215. GVERLAND—model condition, new tire 127 Cherry §t. Ph 4 Flm St. Phone 339 33, touring, excellent Rudolp 2051-2, GOOD USED CARS— Maxwell touring. Willys-Knigh Reo speed wagon. Hudson, 3 passenger coupe MrGAULEY & BENNETT, 98 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2952, GOOD USED CARE— RBulck 6 roadster. Jewett sedan. Maxwell touring. Star sedan. Dodge touring. American six tou Hudson teuring. Studebaker touring. Haynes touring, HONETMAN ARCH BT, AUTO SALEE €0, 139 TED, 2103 OPEN EVENINGS LOOK WHAT $50 BUTS-— BALANCE IN PAST PATM 1 1919 1820 1910 19138 Overland touring. Ruirk roadster. Oakland touring, Kinsel aedan Stanley touring MANY OTHERS AARON G. COHBN, 185 Park Street, Hartofrd, Conn, 73T tourng \one 1134-2, car, m good condition 1953 business coupe. nical condition ex- Honeyman Thone 2109, B BROTIERS Appearance and miec callent. Five very good tires. Auto Sales C Arch 8t able July 1st, 18 and one-half July 1st, 1926, to meet appropriation of one hundred forty-two thousand dol- lars ($142,000) for Holdiers' Memorial, being bullt end Bulck s bullds ng them” New Britain Bulck Co. 226 _Arch _stieet, Phons 2607, |r CHANDLER and Cloveland motor care and Accessories, American Sales Co., § Eim 8t. CADILLAC CARS ~— Bales and Service, Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern." \West Main, corner Lincols CHEVROLET MOTOR CA service, Superior Auto Company, | _Arch_8t. Phone 211, £ | DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Balss d wervice. 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 1 m_8t, corser Franklin; ‘phone 731, ——— UUTANT AND STAR motor cars. and service, “Just Real Good Care.” \.w A, Ben 18 Main strest; 'phone 2215, Rritain, within and for the district Rer- FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Sales serve | I, In the County of Hartford apd State - joe; genuine parts and accessories, Autos nf Connecticut, on the 22nd day ef May mol Sales & Borvice Co, 200 B, Main, other business relating to sald mat- ters or proper to come before sald meeting. | Dated at New Britain, Conn,, this | 22nd day of May, 1924 ] A, M, PAO ES!A, At & court of proh “or, EPENDABLE USED CARS— TLESS~ 6 touring, Kood paint, new top, new battery, can be bought chea A Waters, 65 Armistice S RO touring, Ferd m Ford runabaut, Fard touring, Brisco roadster, Main | STUDEBAKER 1919~touring car in DODGE BROTHERS Coupe 1921 Roadater ¥Yorn 1923 Redan MAXWELL 1923 Touring DURANT 1053 Redan Torms Arranged THE Eim & Franklin Phone 731 B & F. MOTOR EALEE CORP. Open Evenings oD 2024 GARDNER X-—outperforms any car in it Present, Bernard ¥. Gafney, Judge DNE orme_any Fatate of Ammi B. Campbell late of New | ClAs. Sales & Service, 43 Woodland Bt John 1. Heéckman. _Phone 31 DODGE~roa: condl- 127 or, 1020, mechanical perfect, Rudolph's Garage, 8t._Phone 2061 tion | Britain, in said district deceased Upon {he petition of W, Les Campbell ot HUDSON AND ESSEX—America's Ieading Rrookline, Mass, of wsaid New Britain, | car values, See the new coaches. Honey. praying that letters of administration may man Auto Sales Co,, Salse and Service, be granted on waid estate, as per appliea- 139 Arch phone 2100, S tion on file more fully appears, it in HUPMUBILE CARB—Saies and Rervice, City | Ordered—that said application be heard — Service Station, Hartford Ave, corner and determined at the probate office In Stanley and § Main St. A. M. Paonesss. New Rritain, in said district, on the 201h | ses———— day of May A. D, 1924, at § o'clock in the forenoen, and that motice be given of COOLIDGE 1S BETTER e ot oarina hereon, o pune | Washington, May 23—His cold hav- nie and place of hearing thereon, by pub . ishing kw.«. arder In mome newspaper pub- INE slightly improved President Cool- idge returned to his office today, fac- ing A long series of engagements, in- lished In mald New Rritain, having a eircy 1ation in said district, and by postiog a cluding the Friday meeting of the cabinet, opy thereof on the puble slgn post in the Tudgs. | town of New Rritaln, in waid Aistriet, and malling & capy to All hajrkat-law, RERNARD F. GAFFNEY, DODGE F Very good Whape | Thin 18 & bargain, Phone 211, Toadster, 10°1 looks good, fine tire ute Co,, 176 Areh, , tour Rudelph's O told from 2! 2051-2, Balesroom, ¢ Cherry 8t, new, Phone hangs, full line 26 Willow etr " e ars and part, 2093 v teded t estate. Choics of many Anton G. Cohen, In ford, Conn, Open eve- ing Iota or re; apen or clased 155 ‘Park §t, nings. G gond Tel H etr 8250, #eif starier, care, first e i [ had Sedan, paint, 1695, running condition. C. A. Bence, 51 8t. Ph 2218, URED CARE - PACKARD. 7 CHEVROLET VELIE-—sedan, OVERLAND—touring. MOON - rauph, 1853 MOON —touring, 19%4 pase. touring #edan r " 1. GRERN ARCH STRELT USED CARS - 1923 Buick touring with Rex Nash 6. demonstrator, ER- FACT (S, 3656, M BROKE | YOU SEE- (AST AGMT T 60T IOTO A LITTLE GAME OF ' ONE O THEAM HOOTCHIE- KOOTCHIE WHGTLES u=/s EMS CIHATS Taar? By cmacwie! VEANT BEAT “Tw, LOOWS LikE & SAND SA® HAD MR SHEK SEMT ER ANERVE, win You't Salesroom, | AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE. PHONE 729-2, 86 ARCH BT, 743 1920 Hupmobile touring, Hupmobile coupe. Both in best of condition, AARON G. COHEN, INC. i 185 Park street, Hartford, Conn. Auto Parts and Accessorles 11 AUTOMOBILE—top and upholstery triim- ming suppiles. All types of fasteners, | materlals, inlaid running board 1 | and metal mouidings, etc, Edw. Gorfain, | 169 Arch atreet. |'AUTO SUPPLIES—PISION PINS, AMER- ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES- | TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS., ECON- | _OMT AUTO SUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN BT. | BAYTERIES—The Willard bas proven it ‘ worth, Try us, Simmons Storage Bat- tery, 167 Arch §t. Phone 2246. | BATTERIES — Westinghouse, _automobils and radio batteries, C Battery Service Bta., 309 E. Ma UATTON “THOROBRED"—Cords, & low pressure, long mileage, means com- fort, eafety and economy, prices reason- able. The Ball Tire Co., 219 Arch. 1743 GREASE GUN FREE—wIith every ¢ ibs. of rear-end and transmission grease in bulk or cans, 25 per cent reduction an all makes of spark pluge. Handy | _Eim, ocr. Seymour . MICHELIN—Tires and tubes. Gas and ol | service. Koppell Auto Supply Co. 261 | _Elm Bt. Phone 3145, ‘rx;\mnvusu vaccum cup tires, 30% 3% fabric, § 32x4 over size cord, $23.50. T. M. Cogewell, 8 Chestnut St, | §PRING SERVICE—Gaa, olis and greases. Distributors, Kelley-Springfield and Fire- stone Cord tires. Clark’'s Accessory Shop, 135 Bouth Main St, Phone 1590, STORAGE BATTERIES—apd Repubiie tires. J. M. Farrell, 110 Frankln 8q. Phone 15! | " 2 IOUK BATTERY—18 THE LIFR OF YOUR CAR AND BHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS, CAREFUL SERVICE AT THE O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY 8TA- TION, PHONE 900, 39 WABHINGTON ST, Autos—Taxi Service GITT TAXI, PHONE 2370— 1l 860, No trip Nuw_Hotel Delaney. AXT—Fo anywhere, Phone 2644 for quick day or night mervice, Hotel Delaney, Ask_for D. Fitspatrick, owner-driver, VELLOW ™ CAB BERVICE—the impioved taxicab built to iosure safety aud come fort for the passengers. Itates 30 ct first 3% mile and 10 cte each addie tional quarter mile, Each additional pai songer 20 cts, extra. Phone 2700 for mediate attention. N, B. Tax) Seryi Garages 10 Let 14 flAnAuh—mn #pace, suitabie for Jitne: or truck., finquire, 110 Rockwell Ave Phone 26 iE STAR TAXI SERVICE— too_long. _Office, to rent At 12 Grand . Appiy. ndi idual, fireproat ous garages, insides dimensions 10x Flectrie lights, Inquire Franklin #q, hl!ln‘ L uo(ofl') es ana Bicycles BICYCLE - Ranger, for sale, in good rond, | tion and Jawn mower, Inquire, 153 Fair- | _view street. | EXCTILSION, 1010—with side car; 1820 in- | dian with side car; 1917 Indian wolo; 19 Indian solo. Price right. Irank Prosperi 261 Myrtle street, Phons 1661 1080, With eide equipped, fine running condi 8 Maple 8t, Tel, 1426, Automotive Used Car | stieet. 17 " Port- Storte Phons Prompt sery 44 Bouth Colony 8t CARS WASHED B & F. MOTOR SALES RIOIA- COor. BLM AND FRANKLIN 8T8, AKUH 81, HADIATUK WOURKS—Leags 1® palied, Dew cores installed, bovies and feuders quickly repaiied. Idest equipped Shop o town. 107 Arch St., Phone 1ivd. 8. Woil, proup. eseol to Hullyuist Bros. JBILE PAINTING—Tigh [ work on All work guarsuteed. John Madden, iear § Arch stieet, AUlV BUDIES<of eny"dwn«p(,un re- vaired and uphoistered, auto top, elip ®over and wide curtaine wade and repair- ed. Qver 20 years experfence, J. W. " 7 _Elm st 549, AUTO=eiectric servi o and radio batteries, Starting g0 tion, 144 Frankiim Sq. , Prop. AUTO OWNERSE—We cariy Flintex Lens, $1.50 puir. Auto Accessories Drive In | Stavon, Vibberts Service Station, 1113 Saniey M', [&UTG CAINTING Indore Havizza, rear 15, houre 2474-12 vear % Prospect St ALTO liator works, Soidering of il kindi Windshield glass ‘ustalled Rear Frankiin Square filiing station. U durs ns and upholsteiing re- valied, replaced, woik doue tow, prompt- Iy and economically. Doolittie's Auto Top Bhop, 236 (rear) Main St. Phone 1480 BRAKIS—relined, mspected ana Tay o8 service station. CUlark's Aut moblie Laandry, rear 258 Mam St 1540, |CARS WABHED— polished, vl Au\)u‘n"ld Simoniz etatio rear 238 llin iping, _iettering. Faik S, Phone nese i wawiing Inquire | GARAGE—and gever | Jewett peitie thour & Richardeor, 319 Gast Main St Plone 3399 | GERBRAL WEPAIRING a0a orermaviing by eRpert mechanics. Seryice CAr At your disposal At any time. Firep-oof garage Towing service. Charland's Auto Service jon, 432 Main 8i, Fhone 1564. LEAKING RADIATORS—Immediate erv- fce, expert attention; fow races; don’t et all jeaks lead beavy tep X pense, body dents removes, fenders wmraightened. ©O. Becker, Corvin Pl Phone §53. GET—your car overhauled pow, before the spring rush, by expert mechanics. Hotel Washington Garage. Phone 17 {OTDELLS GARAGE —form #ger with New Britas cialize on Buick. Do pition work a spscialt Day and might st 1 kinds of repai For starage aliivg., Paige and s Prone 298