New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 18

ML s SO . St B TR WFEFI=Philadelphia, m.—Congert or Sunny Jim, WSB—Atlanta, Ga Org WEDNESDAY, e 1 p.om, KDK \—l ast Pitts) hmu. 15 p. m.—Dinner c a1 m.—Stockman 1 V! $:50 p. m 30 p, m.—Sing tir Tolka 15 p. m.— 8:30 p. WON—=Detrolt, Mich t play W WJ—Detroi, Mich, Detroit Now WaZ—New York City. KYW—Chicago. News, finan ENGLISH FINANCIAL W BZ—spring : Home AID FOR AUSTRALIA Government Advances $5,000,- Ight was a clear one on the [ ) static and \mln) . An | ty | in the ket nearly was was possible to hear ¢ the program ast evening fact that one § o'clock, suc- handicap, in not espec 16 most of the and then hand- plause to the station Turn the 000 to Aid in Caring For Im- migrants I'rom Britain, I Australia WE %F—\nw \nrk City, | to 11 p. m.—Dir music; syna- A% ih 1 FTadinn b ales gover epted the nt's offer of recnoitpea reception to James A. Dra WOO—Philade Imna :30 p. m.—Police reports music. 50 to 9 p. Kannard Luneral Upholstery and Repairing Residence 153 Jubilee. Tel, 1451-2 SIGNS New Britain Sign Co. “Doing Better What Many Do 34 CHURCH ST. Tel. 894 WIP—Philadelphia. p. m.—Bed: WE \fl—4 ltnhlul Ohio, , lowa, AARRURANRY AN — ¥ TUBE RADIO COMPLETE KIT 20 Without Accessories Drilled Panel, Cabinet and = tools. Phen better automobiles are buslt, Buick will buiid them includin, all parts for set—with nec N. Y. Journal canfirmed Europe receprion by by dealing direct an You can make money building for your friends Detalled instruction book, o old can follow Orders filled in order of rec Send for it Tmlay.’ National (= BIRCH-FIELD RADIO CORP'N Licensees under B U. S. Patent No. 193 ARCH ST. E When better automobiles are built, — e John J. Tarrant Director ainl Embalmer 18 some tuneful rument he was ng of the me louder ange com- made this CROWLEY BROS. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Ustimates cheerfully given on all johs, —TEL. 2913 —eeeeeeee CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. HARRI§ —General Trucking— 1366 STANLEY ST, TEL. = Well” For twenty years, the Buick Valve-in- Head Engine has been a powerful factor in Buick per- formance. It makes a smaller quantity of gasoline give up | more horsepower. | | @ Valve-in-Head means “Buick ahead”—on hills and in volume of sales CAPITOL, BUICK CO. TEL. 2607 Buick will build them | notice- | The Red Apple club’'at the same statlon had Its weekly meeting and presented a round of singers, inter- pxll'l'.l\ul with numbers by the Hook- 3 HARDWARE ADVANGES Cadlllac hotel orchestra, Allene ARE BEING GONTINUEDT ustanding features of the pro- | Shelf Goods Showing More Activity, gram, ! SRR Busincss Review 1t doesn't scem possible that etock | quotations and marke orts could | be Interesting, but WIP in Philadel- | phia held us from time the broadcast | of this usually uninteresting matter od until it was completed, The cer apparently took his job an uncommon occurrence rket reports are being aided by some unknown i George, who interrupted the intervals with a il unknown also mments on the 1 by at Indicates New York, Jan., 21.—In ifs week- y hardware market summary, Hard- ge will say tomorrow: “Hardware continue prices to show upward adjustments. from various market centers an. | nounce important price changes, and rally believed that further are to be expected is a very brisk demand for , as the trade at large s very low when inven- cen. Mill supply distribu- tors report an improving industrial market for machine tools, belting and other equipment, “Collections are beginning to im- Reports”! tory was WGY's an- ck and market re- somebody's last and he reads in keeping o h like and testament, \l cities say spring orde gregate two and three times er than the tofal | volume written about the same time | shipments are fairly spite of the difficultics Jobbers in comes to our at- 1 the repea Iactory prompt in caused by recent storms. y A\monc.m D\e Industry ! Cuts Into the German ost of il Beril m Seriln, Ja turn n data con with 21.—The Gierman ex- of aniline and alizarine dyes | total one third of the pre-war owing to the United States | Great Britaln becoming inde- | nt of the German dye manu- facturers during the war. German exporters who before 1914 1 75 per cont of the world's and say they feel the American mpetition in China especially ng the station, to tler expressing apprec applauee card, tation The quantity © b A N Ibs. best Coffee, $1, Russell Bros. advt, MOORE BROS. SANITARY [SH I "RKET Is the Place To Select Your Sea Food SPECIALS— LIVE AND BOILED LOBSTER LIVE AND BOILED SHRIMP | LARGE LONG ISLAND SCALLOPS Large Shore Haddock Large Eastern Halibut Rockport Codfish Fancy Swordfish Boston Bluefish Penobscot Salmon Large Sea Bass Fancy Large Whitefish Large and Small Sea Trout | Large Native Eels Large Cape Butterfish Large Fresh Herring * Large and Small Mackerel Fancy Fresh Mullet Large and Small Rock Bass | Large Flounders Round and Long Clams—Little Neck Clams Bluepoint Oysters for Half Shells Large and Small Open Oysters Moore Bros. Fish Market 30 COMMERCIAL STREET Open Until 9 P. M. Thursday ) Thrift Week | Furnaces and heating pipes that are not ‘ covered waste coal. Save money by covering | your heating plants. You can cover your own pipes or we will be glad to do the covering [ for you. The cost is small when you consider i the saving in heat and fuel. Let us give you an estimate or ask for booklet on “How To (et More Heat From Less Fuel.” W. R. FENN Dependable PLUMBING — HEATING — TINNING Tel. 2079 139 Hart St. Visit Our Beautiful Showroom Jerome St. Bus Stops Here MONEY SERVICE Loans $50 to $300 to Housekeepers on terms of your own choosing. Long time to pay. Strict privacy and easily ar- ranged. Why not pay those small pressing bills and keep your credit good? Full information gladly given. Call, write or telephone BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 87 WEST MAIN STREET PROUVESSIONAL BUILDING, ROOM 101-5 PHONE 1943 Open 9 to 5.30 Saturdays 9 to 1 Licensed By and Bonded to the State Beneficial oans | L. Flelscher, W. Kelley | Hoffman, chairman, Russel Shailer; otk amed_ for decorations committee, H, €. Jac American Legion Ball | son, chairman, 1. Timbrel, 1. Whit- Commander Harry B, Scheuy of | man; box committee, M, H, Pense, Eddy-Glover post, American Leglon, | ¢hairman, C. L. Sheldon 8 R, Eddy, las appolnted the following commit- < Ogren; invitations and publlci- tees for the American Loglon ball to |ty committee, H.'Scheuy, chalrman, be held at the state armory Friday, N. Vance, G. C. Weld, N, C. Avery. February 13, General chalrrgan,| Refreshments will be served by Itodman ~ Chamberlain; assistant | the Ladies' Auxillary and Mra. O, alvman, C. W, Parker; treasurer, | Bertinl, president, in charge, Sulli- /. Carlson; hall committee, W, van's orchestra will (urnish the Squire, chairman, Albin W. | mpsic, Backlel; ticket committee, G. D, Rawlings, chairman, W filkey, | Burr, Gustave | 1. G.| Plerce, Permanently Scarred, Girl Commits buxcnde New Ygrk, Jan. 2].—A scar on a Eirl's face that could not be remov- G, V. Cal Winger; Schauffler, H. Gins on, Emil Schall, music committee, chalrman; L, T, floor and door commit-|cd was the cuuse of her sulcide yes- | “My Dear Buddy: Don't get ex cited, You may think me a coward but I'm not, There Is an old 9 that your face is your fortune. Mine secms to be my misfortune, I shud- der to think of the future. T tried | hard to go on. Nobody knows what [T have b through. Please notiry |my famil TUNN IR PHAMES | London, Jan. 21.—To relleve ti traffic congestion In London, plan: have been made for the construction | of a dock on the River Thames ani a tunnel under the river at a cost of over $30,000,000, The tunnel | would be constructed at Dartford, which would divert a great amount of road traflic from the south to the north of Engalnd at present passing through London's narrow streets, tee, Robert Bertini, chairman, Caufleld, Tyler, Clarenc John Preston, W. 1. Stanle Allen; coat room committee John |terday, The vietim was Miss Min. | “oons, | nie Heich, 27, of Brookiyn. She | . B. |turned on the gas after writing lhlsi I'red | note; ’ ) 2 Ibs. best Coffee, $1, Russell Bros HARTFORD, CONN, TELEPHONE 2-5151 New Britain patrons may now give their telephone orders on direct private] wire without usual toll charge, Call 3500, Pre-Inventory Sale of Women’s Quality Footwear Values from $5.00 to $9.00 $3.90 For clearance we will disregard profit. No Approvals No C. 0. D.’s No Credits No Returns Our system necessitates moving them Not a style or material in the lot that can be considered.old. A few of the styles are as follows: even at a loss. Patent low-heel oxford; tan low-heel oxford; black low- heel oxford; gray and champagne kid oxford; gray sport oxford; blonde kid strap pump; gray suede, one-strap, low-heel pump; tan rubber sole sport oxford; black kid oxford; black low-heel grain oxford; satin pumps; black, gray and tan Hollywood sandal This chart indicates the numbers of pairs, sizes and widths Women’s Shoe Shop—Second Floor MARYLAND OYSTERS l et ] Qur Crackers Are Always Fresh CLAMS FOR CHOWDER SHRIMP CRAB MEAT SCALLOPS LOBSTERS HONISS OYSTER CO. Stores and Offices to rent in the newest building in New Britain, and one of the finest, Corner of Main and Lafayette streets. Practically fireproof building with everything of the latest and best in every particular— A BUSY NEW BRITAIN CORNER. ; Camp Real Estate Co.! Temporarily Located at 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartl‘old' THE OLD HOME TOWN 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. BY STANLEY oL 5 [ \CE CREAM 7| FREEZERS 3 g ! HALF PRICE You SAY-TH _l 8 Bano Bovs | |77 lZ/, ARE IN AN AWFUL. Muss ? %, NO-NO-THATS WHAT QUGHT \& TO HAPPEN TO THAT PIANNER NEXT To us: HANK TOBINS B1G BASS HORN FROZE 0P AND THE BAND PRACTICE WAS DELAYED TWO HOURS LAST AIGHT-