New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1924, Page 14

-But They do Canse War, Seme o A A S TS B g o s THEORIES HAVE NOT | EVER MADE PEAGE * Be Sure ¢ and Read All the Classified Ads in The Herald Every Night tary Weeks Warns Fortress Monroe, Va, May 24.- In! n address prepared for the cele tion here today of the 100th anniver- #ary of the establishment of the army coast artillery school, Secretary Wecks ned his hearers that “theories ®ave created wa but never have they made eace Mr. Weeks had expected to deliver his address in person but was unable to leave Washington and instructed the docisment to the officers who rep- resented him 4% the school ceremon- fess. Declaring the world war a great confusion of thought in the world, Mr, Weeks said- “The Natural | o¢ giee oo % %0 00y merican em- reaction of many minds has now taken y.coo o make an official call on Am- definite form n expressions in favor ..caqor Woods, of universal action toward peacec.” “We all Jaud the,commendable pur- pose of these movements,” he said “but we must be watchful that na- tional security is not threatened by the acceptance of wishes for facts War may be abhorred but so is pestil- ence and we must be ready to cope against the former by defense meas- pucifie ures against the latter.” by Lieutena Mr. Weeks said the army school wro is in system of which the coast artillery pigzer, achool is the pioneer element, “Having ®ential to carrying out the across the plans of the nation i most, the Americans’ hey are our only me : ers and discomforts,"” ing that all officers will be thoroughly me declared. competent to command; that our sys-| enant Colonel tem of instruction will be uniform and raversed the route of both the that the army of the United States will American and Tritish alrplanes, lay- be prepared to meet all requirements ing down supply depots for Major in organization and instruction,” he \1w aren, said, “There is no complete substitute for an efficient school system, short ' of the war experience ave avoid by readiness attained by other means, ““The ideal system ought to be short mchool periods for officers, followed by long periods with troops to exercise tunctions of command,” he said, “but thé regular army was too small and too scattered to permit all officers” auch practical experience and thus in- ereased the responsibility of the school system. . a brief speech in English, welcoming | him to Tokio. From the station the little group had left Greetings Exchanged o Aisoviated I™ Tokio, May 24.—Congratulations of Maclaren, British aviator around the world from west to the American army fliers successful passage of the were expressed today Colonel L. G. Broome, okio as MacLaren's trail Stuart , winging to east, on their ocean was s ersed their ruote 1 know better than difficulties, their Colonel just t defense Pacific s of assur- Broome recent- EMPLOYES T0 GET “Golden Rule” Nash Avoids Get- ting Too Wealthy Cincinnati, Ohio., May 24.—~Arthur Nash, president of the A, Nash com- pany, wholesale tailors, notified his employes today that he had found a | way to escape becoming a millionaire, ROYAL WELCOME 1§ GIVEN AMERICANS Gity of Tokio Warm in Its Greet- ing to Fliers By The Associated Pros: Tokio, May —Tokib took the American filers to its heart today. A ‘welcome accorded the three avia- tors and mechanicians, who are cir- j4e share as a r cumnavigating the globe by plane. of jjs business, The day was a round of official calls graccd, he sald, and gnterfainments, at cach of which ,pce of the sl notables expressed admiration for the (00 worth of shares he already held achievement of the Americans In in the company, would put him in the erossing the Pacific. A crowd of thousands shouted “Banzais” and surged about the plat- form at the rallroad station where the Americans arrived from Kasumi- gaura, where Japanese navy mo- ehanics are remotoring the round-the world planes and preparing them for the jumps on south and wess o Kushimoto, Kagoshima and across to Shanghal in China. Lieutenant Gen- oral Gaishi Nagoaka, president of the Imperial Aviation association, greeted and expressed the admi Gion for their feat held in Japanese Aviation circles General Kagoaka's small daughter then presented Lieutenant Lowell H. 8mith, commander of the fleet, with a bouquet and made him THE JINGLE BELLES He gave his $600,000 stock dividend in | C: T« the company to his workers, nation-wide interest by his application of what he describes as the principles of the golden rule to the relations be. twoen himself and his thousands of employes, published a signed article in church papers throughout the coun- try, declaring he would feel Nngolf disgraced If he accepted the $600,000 stock dividend which had fallen to He because his accept- criminality, Mr, \.uh asked the readers of the church papers for suggestions as to what he should do with his meney, and he has received thousands of re- plicsgwom men and women throughs out tWe country, Most of these asked for a slice of the money for them- selves or for some pet project, “They wanted me to steal the money from those to whom it belong- and give it to them,” was the com- ment of the “golden rule” manufac- turer, | Mr. Nash announced his decision at mass meeting of his employes, tell- ing them that it he kept the money his conscience would condemn him a the greatest robber that ever walked grands a —— " 5600000 IN STock | ity corporation of the annual meeting {to be held in room 408 Booth block, | | EEEE——— i from | | commissioner of motor vehicles. % la P " | Last week Mr, Nash, who has won |And Mrs. John Fritz of 354 Church ult of the expansion | —advt. would feel dis- | k, added to the $600,. | Glastonbury, "milltonaire class, which he linked with® Bristol, 1 EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924, ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Ilurlll Waults, Monuments Auto and Truck | BURIAL VAULIS—Concrete ateol r-lntam'uuuauh‘ AND ESBEX—America’s leading heremetic: led. | car values, See the new coaches. Honey- Auto Sales Co. Salas and Service, 139 Arch St.; ‘phone 2109, INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS—Rackliffe ., Inc., Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, Agents for New Britain and vicinity e HE HERALD ( avroworve ) “WANT ADS” e~ Alphabetically Arranged For Quick 4 Feady Reference.. E RATES FOR TIVE INSERTIONS umru Prepald NEW BRITAIN —Monument Works, 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and des- cription, Carving and letter cutting our 3 lise specialty, 1 line Florists and Nursel 3 1 line = i {5, funer- el New Britan 3 line % . Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Fooeniibi et Opkc ana Lasalle Sta. Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an fnch. CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing Minimum: Space, 3 lines. \arfety, Specializing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 Church 8t. Minlmum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P. AL CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kin Classitied Page on Same Day. funeral work, free delivery. Sandallie's | Greenhouse, 18 Oak St. Phone 2643-12. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for - FUSARD GREENHOUSE—geraniums, Whttmare. Paipu-jeiece o, 319 8. Nsin Convenience of Customers, ~ Ceh 925 a g b 8t (near Elm). Phone 3% St Ak Tor s bt age aon s tiety blossoms, potted plants for gray PRLEY: tomato plants, all kinds pepper plants | REO MOTOR CARS and truks Kenneth (R, R SR M. Searle & Co., Sales and Service, and other flowers and vegetable Namp_ ] N ) -} : GERARTONA—I0s Te The] Astor plants, 19c,| ~im 884 Perk Sia. New Britaln. Ooma.{ m - ¥ risi | N L o sioAyior plants 15| “phone 2110. Local agents for ~ Gabrisi on God's footstool.” gy Snubbers. matos 3 in, 40c, pepper 10c. a doz. N Under Mr, Nash's plan, every em- 20 _and 25c plants 40c. a doz, loose tomatos | Joe Rosia, 2 Mill_atreet. | ploye who is not now a stockholder Lost and Founa will receive two shares of stock as a | FANK BOOK—No. 20083, Tost bonus on the purchase of (wo shasy s, kindly return to the Commercial of treasury stock. Every employe who _lompany. holds a single share of stock will be [ BLACK—pockethook lost between West | 7 entitled t gb ; Hihi sl Main and Berlin trolley. Reward for re- | STUDEBAKERS—Light six touring, 31045 0 buy an additional share |y, ‘Mrs ¥, E. Racklifte, Jr., 56 Maple special six touring, $1425; blg six tourin the treasury and receive as a §t, Tel. 43, $1,750; F. O gift one of Mr. Nash's shares. Any |FiR CHORER iost Wed 193 Arch St. employe_holding two shares will ssot | =il St. and_ Palace theater, be entitled to any share in the distri- | _returned to 36 Russell rtreet - bution, as such men already have re- Ill'\h Nl(l;‘—rh;n\vnl 5:{1("11" rnn:l;‘.niv( a v, g y stop watch, bunch of kevs, and papers, ceived a $300,000 stock 'll\lrlflnjL valuable only to owner, lost on Farming- About 4,000 employes will shaye in ton Ave, car. Reward If returned to 31 the distribution, __Franklin_Square. Expressing the fear that the em. PATR OF GLASSES—Inst. ployes were not yet sufficiently edu- | -4 Pearl 8t, or call 397-3, 2 | cated in the deta of the mangge- | Personals 3 e ment, Mr, Nash stipulated that con- | DON'T TRUST—your valuable photos te trol of the company should remain in | ;lf\’vx".ng‘“hfl’ e d“s" fl“ enlarging his hands for five years, after which | e it would be turned over fo the workers 1 line 1 line a8 | MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER_-Sales and service. McGauley and Bennett, %8 Arch _ street, £ S MOON MOTOR CARB—Favorably known they world over. F. L. Green, Sales and Sefvice, 142 Arch St. Phone 625, | NASH and Oakland iotor cars. Bales and Service. A. G. Hawker, 58 Elm street; ‘phone 2456, ik G PAIGE AND JEWETT—$1066 to $2770. for va- cars, showroom Cperry Bt. “Ti . C.” Rudolph: ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor Cars, and service. Onorato Motor Co., Main St. Phone 3436. Vinder Trust a Studobaler year. between Hus- | Reward it BUICK—Dbig 4, touring car, in_good shape, Price 3100, .C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2215, i BUICK, 1820--6 cylinder, 5 passenger tour- ing car, tires, geenral appearance and mechanical condition are very good. Ru- dolph’s Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. Showroom 4 Fim St. Phone 3312 Tinder return to Store Announcements 7 v e 2 | B GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room | | 1v, 166 Main St., 1s now located at lGl‘ Clty ltems | e ts diractly opposite Main St.! BUICKS 1921 6 1900 8 1919 € 1220 6 roadster roadste roadstes . coupe, eyl exl FREE—b37 enlargement with every roll of film developed by Ohrnstedts, 73 West = Main St. | WANTED--all phonograph blanks at eyl al, enter and Main 8t. arhool contest, Widener's, children to information 138 Police have been notified that the | icense of Primitino Pazo of 164 Washington street to operate motor vehicles has been restored by the LOCOMORIL 1915 7 pass. medan, for livery. perfect condition pIo *STUDEBRAKER ‘ 1923 light 6 touring, excellent buy, 25¢% . discount on radin parts and Home cooked lunches at Crowell's. | —advt Notices were sent out this afternoon | to directors of the United Commun- WIDENER'S, 138 MAIN STREET, w LATHIIR STRIPS—Insi accurate trips saves 1-3 coal T, E. Woods. NEW BRITAIN RUICK €O, t 4:30 o'clock next Tuesday l{ler-‘ ‘ 275 ARCH ST, PHONE 2607, noon, Officers will be elected. | Don't forget our special Sunday mner. Soda Shoppe, 289 Main St. | AUTOMOTIVE I ‘ Auto and Truck Agencies 8 A7 1 ® cyimder, 1 MOTOR CARS—"Hetter Can l"“"' just thoroughly reconditioned being bullt and Bulek fs bullds | throughout and acts like a new car, Ing them.” New Britaln Bulck GCo. Moneyman Auto Sales Co, 130 Arch St. 226 Arch _street. Phone 2607, | _Phone 2103, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and |CHEVROLET 192 accensorien. American Sales Co., § Kim Bt,| &ood appearances hocemerie Americas Ssles Os. § Bim Ot |GADILLAC CARS — Bales aad 8ervice, ¢nsine. Superior Lash Motor Co, “A Reputable Concern.| St- Phone il West _Main,_corner_Lincoin_strest. ! - CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales and | C1EVROLET, 19 seri Buperlor _Aute Company, 1 ""‘""’"" o ] Arch 8t, Phone 211, e R e DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Baies and service, B. & ¥. Motor Sales Co., 166 _kim_8t, corner Franklin; 'phone 751, GURANT AND STAR motor care, lnl-l and service, “Just Real Good Care A._Bence, 18 Main_strest; 'phone 21, | FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Sales serve i enuine parte and acceseories, Autos Bales & Borvice Cn., 200 K. Main, The annual. Mike. of New” Rittitn T ertatitersd Council, O, U, A, M., will be held Sun- | day . The party will leave the hall at 8 o'clock and go to Bill Warren's den in the Pinnacle mountains, Special Sale, Ukuleles, $1.05 each, Pierce & Co,—advt, | A daughter has been bhorn to Mr., BUICK are new top, Excellent ~touring_car, and tire Auto Co. sedanetie, 1lke _new, Cherry 8t, Phone m 8t, Phone 3 BROTHETS—1923 husiness coupe, Appearance and mechanical condition e: eellent Five very good tires, Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 139 Arch 8, Phone 2109, | DODGE—rondster, 1920, mechanical cond tlon perfect. Rudolph's G 127 Chery Bt. _Phone 2051-2, DODGL—rondster, 1021 very good shape 1ooks good, fine tires. This 1s a bargain, Superior Auto Co., 178 Arch, Plione 211, street, | Hallinan's Lunch from §:30 a. m. 0 7:30 p, m.—advt, . Members of the board of public works accompanied City Engineer | Joseph D, Willlams on &n inspsction tour about the city last night, Sev- eral jobs wers inspected. Vietrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans Agencies 8! con | Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 176 Arch wales | ll" AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale OVERLAND—model 83, touring, excellent | condition, new tires. Rudolph 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2081-3, 4 Elm St. Phone 3392, ) FORDS— ALL MODELS ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO., MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN H | GOOD USED CARS— i touring. Knight. speed wagon. Hudson, 3 passenger couye McGAULEY & BENNETT, i 98 ARCH STREET. PHONE 2§52, } GOOD USED CARS— Buick 6 roadster, Jewett sedan. Maxwell touring. Star sedan. Dodge touring. American six touring Hudson teuring, Studebaker touring. Haynes touring. 1922 1922 1922 1923 1922 1922 1971 1921 1971 HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, 139 ARCH BT, TED, 2100 OPEN EVENINGS LOOK WHAT $50 BUTS— BALANCE IN EASY PAYMENTE, 1902 1919 1920 1918 1918 Oveiand touring, Buick roadster, Oakland touring. Kissel sedan. Stanley touring MANY OTHERS! AARON G. COHEN, 155 Park Str Hartofrd, Con PAIGE tourE Phone 1134-2 o, T8 good condition, | | BATTEmL!—'rh AUTOMOTT Autos and Trucks For Sale Tupmobile touring. Hupmoblle coupe, Both in best of condition, AARON G. COHEN, INC., 185 Park street, Hartford, Conn. USED CARS— 1922 Bulck touring with Rex top, 1923 Nash 6. demonstrator, A. G, HAWKER, TEL. 2456, §2 ELM BT, Auto Parts and Accessories 1 AUTOMOBILE—<op and upholstery trim- ming supplies. All types of fasteners, materials, inlaid running board linoleum and metal mouldings, etc, Edw. Gorfain, 169 Arch street. AUTO SUPPLIES—PISTON PINS, AMER- ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES- TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS. ECON- OMY AUTO BUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN 81 Willara na worth, Try tery, 167 ‘Arch Bt Phone 2245. | BATTERIES — Westinghouse, 4 radio batteries. Cotton Servic# Sta., 309 E. Main St. DAYTON “THOROBRED"—Cords, all sizes low pressure, long inileage, means com- e, d prices reason- 219 Arch. 1743 GREASE GUN FREE—wIth evi rear-end and transmission grease in bulk or cans, 25 per cent reduction an all makes of spark plugs. Handy Garage, Elm, ocr. Seyimour streets. and tubes. Gas and oil Koppell Auto Supply Co. 263 Phon. 2146, PENNBYLVANIA—vacoum cup tires, 30% 3% fabric, $). 32x4 over size cord, $23.50. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut St. §PRING SERVICE—Gas, oils and gre Distributors, - Kelley-Springfield and x-n - stone Cord tires. Clark's Acces Shop, 138 South Main St. Phone un. STORAGE BATTERIES—and Repr tires. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin lq. Phone 1869, YOUR BATTERY~! THH LIFB OF YOUR CAR AND BHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS, CAREFUL SERVICE AT THE O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA- TION, PHONE 39 WABHINGTON BT. Autos—Taxl Service 13 GITY TAXI, PHONB 2379—When you call us we send you the best cars and most careful _drivers. STAR TAXI SERVICE—Call 550, No trlp too long, Office, New Hotel Delaney, REO touring, Fuld sedan, Ford roadster, | Ford runabout, Fard tourin Overland touring, Brisco roadster, Rear, 646 West Main, STUDEBAKER 1 running condition. C. A. 8t. Phone 2215, —touring car in §ood Bence, §1 Mai» USED CARS-—- T pass. touring | coupe. MOON—touring, 1924, ¥. L. GRERN. 142 ARCH STREET. GARDNER outperforms any car in cines, Bales & Service, 43 ohn_J. Heckman, Phons 3 DORT—Tight six, 1923, touring, cannot told from new. Itudolph's Gi PMUBILE CARB—Baies l)‘;\ne‘rr:' 8t, “'l“I’lu . .0" 2. Ba Service Etation, Hartford Ave. corner ' Max Kennedy and H. Rubin have transferred to Frank Urbinsky of the property at the eor- ner of Seymour and EIm streets for a cash consideration and a farm in cara traded for build- Choice of many n G, Colien, Tne., Conn, Open eve- % Columbia Records, $1.00, C. L. Pierce Co.~advt, The order for supply the wreaths to decorate the court of hon- or at the eatrapce to Walnut Hill park for Memorial Day has been awarded to the Colonial Floral Shop. ' Mattabesett Tribe, 1. O, of R, M., will hold a meeting next Monday eve- ning in Judd's hall. Degrees will be conferred and other business trans. acted, The loeal Y. M, T. A, and B Fife and Drum Corps was the guests of the Plainville Drum Corps at field day exercises held in that otwn today. Bartolo Rocco has sold to Maik Pich, a thres family house on Rpring street, through the Camp Real Estate f starter, ot care, fi A1 shape, had good Stanle; A | ED. KRNNEDY . A M. Paonesen. | T, (/sod cars aud parta, —_—— Phone 208 , EXCELLENT—used Co. today 2 ing lota or 1| estat Arthur ¥, Benoit has sold two | open or closed cars. An houses on Frankln street to 1da Hor- 185 Park St, Hartford, witz and Mattie Rotstein through the | . ""E2 Cox & Dunn agen oo i oy Sy good paint, Ex-Councilman C. J. Burns is 11| To 199 at his home on Chestnut street with | FGRD—specdster, apecial built tensilitis, valtes, geated up, wire wheels, sport body Stanley Woman's Reliof corps will| Individual fenders $300. Rudelph's G moet with Stanley. post in the Tower | [af% SISt FERS bl-d. Bale hallway of the Sovercign's Dbuilding, | {HEoN 1 DASSenger touring car in tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock, to | excellent shape, tires and upholstery very attend the memorial services at the good. This can be bought at a low pries, Conter Congregational chureh. | Rensrsan Aute Mabem'On. 10 Areh O, Charles J, Symonds of 418 Church | jererec street, who has been ill with conges- | “gosd paint, first class condition, C. A. tion of the lunga for the past two Phone 2215, weeka, I8 reported as slightly im.| ERR 6 touring, gnod paint, proved, | new battery, can be bought cheap, A Waters, 55 Armistice 8¢, POLLY AND HER PALS THERES . uo TES SHEIK'S “TurseAY Powy MNERVES Y SnEe Tk “© PESWING BAMILYS VTSI AL AP ue HAVE SuURREERED SEvVERE STrRAwN O SAy “ThmAY “THEY ARE RAPIDLY APPROACHING “THE BREAMNG POINT 18 NO EXAGGERATION AS THE ACCOMPANY NG SKETCHES ‘wiki INTICATE @ S 2 GO GTER' PAass. Loowrt THEM eRt ‘T ER Ewt HALP! WALS bR A8 4 THEMRES A SuBw UNDER My et HANDS s AT THE FooT o'my aen' overhead | 1955 —touring, 7 passenger, | AUTOMOTIVE DBED CAR | =auto exchange, full line | 26 Willow street, | new top, | Thone 1842.12, | 855 SURRENDER! USED CARS— taken In trade for new Yords All n good condition and priced low wil easy terms, Overland touring. medel Overland touring, model Allen 17, touring car, Maxwell 17, touring ear. Hudson touring ear. coupe, sedan. 1 ton worm drive trueky 15 ton delivery. 22, roadster, touring ear, cou roadster, $225 EXCHANGER PHONE 720-2, #6 ARCH T, | AUTOMOBILE® PAINTING—high I3 TAXI—go anywhere., Phoue 2644 for quick day or night service, Hotel Delaney, Ask_for D. Fitrpatrick, owner-driver, YELLOW CAB BERVICE—t] l tmproved taxicab bullt to insure safe d _come fort for the passengers. Tates 30 cte, firet 3% mile and 10 cts each addi- tional quarter mile. Each additional pas- senger 20 cots. extra. Phone 2700 for ime mediate attestion. N. B. Tax! Service. Let 14 GARAGE—Targe space, sultable for jiiney or truck. Inquire, 110 Rockwell Ave, Phone 2632, GARAGE—to renj at 73 Grand 8t Aj 8t, Jay's, 238 Mall 25 GARAGE BPACE—Indi\idual, fireproof insides dimensions 10x mpacious garage . Electrio 1i Inquire Franklin 8q. 2 Filling Station. Motorcycles ana Bicycles % —Ranger, for #ale, In good condis Inquire, 183 Faire Anpiy, BICTC tion and lawn mower, view mtreet. XCELSIOR, 1 dian with side c Indian solo, Price right, Co., 261 Myrtle stri —with wide car; 19 1017 Indian solo; 1016 Frank Prosperl Phone 1881, 1920, with side var, electrically equipped, fine running «ondi- tion, Johnson, 286 Maple St. Tel. 1426, (NDIAN —motorc, 1921, with side car. Automotive Used Car Exchange, §6 Arch i (NDIAN MOTORCYULES—We have sever- al good used machines. Char K. fiold, 21 Myrtie St., Phone 17 Service Station—Repairing 7 ACETYLENE—and electric welding, Port- able equipment, Prompt service. Storts Weiding Co., 44 Bouth Colony 8t Phone 1 Meriden, ARCH BT, RADIATUR WOR ores installe: Quickly repaired. Hest uulnnm shop in town, 107 Arch 8t., Phone 1709, . Wolt, prop., successor to_ Hultquist Bros. - work only. All work guaranteed, John P, Madden, rear {7 Arch street AUTO BODIL ption 1e- paired and upholstered, auto top, ip eover and side curtaine made and repair- ld. Over 20 years experience, J. O 207 _EIm 8t.Phone 2649, Afiro lectric servi Philco auto and radio batteries. Starting, lighting, 1gni- tion, 114 Franklin 8q. C. A. Abetz, Prop. AUTO OWNERS—We carry Flintex Lens, $1.50 pair, Auto Accemsorfes Drive iIn Seation, Vibberts Service Statiom, 1113 Stanley st AUTO PAINTING—#tripls 1sidore ltavize §76-13, house 2474-12 rear 98 Pro AUTO—radiator works, Solder e paired, replaced, work done no ly and economicaily, Doolitties Auto Top Bhop, 238 (rear) Main Bt. Phone 1480 elined, inspected and adjues ation, mobile Lasndry, rear 2 ljl‘ CARS WABHED—polished, oiled and greas- ed. Authorized Simoniz swation. Clark's Automobile Laundry, rear 238 Malo St. Phone 1344, BRAZING —and acetylene welding. removed. Hardware City Weldil _any, 18 Winthiop 8t. Phone 28 EDWARD'S—new garage will open for busii ness June 1st at 25 East Main 8t. Jloom for 40 cars. AN kinds of repairing done, washing, simonizing, et For storage Inquire at New Engiand Radiator Works. GAKAGE—and genernl repairing, Paige and Jewett service. Barbour & ant t., Phone carbon com- Ci , Fhone 1544, LEAKING HADIATORS—Immediate fea, expert attention; low raies fet small leaks fead o heavy pense, body dents removec, fenders straightened. O Becker, Corbln Place GARAGE—Tormerly with New Britain Bui lize on Buick, Dsdge nition work a specialty. 240 Smaliey 8¢ 2945 childrens Vaby ca and de Crele Co Telecipedes, coaster wagons and jages, Repalr work calied fo rod free of charge. Henderson 179 East €. Phone < RADIATUHS, bodiss, rend Hovae @as tanks repaired and rebullt cores instalied; low prices; tiren Bocessories. 36 East Main Bt ‘phone 8§59 Work called for and defivered. New England Auto Radiator Works. *‘%llo—“'fin‘. and_ignition work. Batisfied electrical parts for sale. Clark's Automoblie Laundry, réur 238 Main St. Phone 1344. WELDING—brazing. carbon burning, gener- al repalr and machine work. Cylinder grinding _ spectalty. ounn Automotive Service Co. 451 W. Matn . Phone 3091 'rl Rfinxn--fl makes ov cars, by Work gusranteed. lh.nl ch-n 107 Arch St. Phone 1328. and New bea A Herald classified ad adds momefe tum to business.