New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1925, Page 14

,?; City Items The Stanley Works has purchased property on Corbin avenue from the Hart Real Estate Co., and on Everett street from Arthur W, Williams, Gulbransen player planos at Morans' —adv, The estate of August been fnvntorled at §2,00 Hall and W. L Alling w pralsers. W Hatch Loomls have heen appointed to praise Mrs, B Home cooked luncheons, Crowell's -—advt, Albert has o estate of 1zaby ast of A da ing to Mr bell of Mrs, C'a and Mrs, sreet, A son ) Mrs, Jack New York Attorney York Easter holidays Mrs. Abbie (., ter, Miss Abbi pect strect, a holidays James New York city A phone call brin tative to you with Eddy Awning & De 1013-4.—advt A son was ning to M tles of Ur Mrs. this mori with bert Bot- » lome of Mrs, C st. of Faienaia Bott les ctrolas, Pla ladio at Morans. 1 Wash- ditolthe New Britain General hospitol with penu- monia. Russell Keefe of Lincoln street is home trom Carnegie Tech, to spend the Easter vacation. re of 30 Wallace street rned to fhe Massachusetts 8chool of Optometry. N Mrs. John Lenidel of Kensngton will entertain the members of Thus- nelda lodge at her home Monday aft- ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hart street have arrival of a son. Mrs. Horace Charland of 171 Bouth Main street has returned from the Hartford hospital after under- Robert Frishie of announced the! HIRKHAN'S VIEWS his permit for with fraudulent intent to construct a | different building than the one for|a legal ordinance, holvever, that re- a certain persists in disregarding the terms of} ordinances passed, so as to cover building | the situation. “It would be very difficult to draw Ask The Owner of 4 Year-Old Chrysler Six How it Performs Products like the Chrysler Six, that create first-year production records in the effort to satisfy demand, naturally cause an up- heaval. R Results-that u; all the well-established conceptions quality manufacture, per- formance, econémy, riding and the engi- neering of space, are subjected to the closest scrutiny. i The Chrysler Six has been in the hands of owners something more than a year. Its new results are a matter of record; but it is equally important for you to know the proved endurance of the Ch ler, that it continues to perform brilliantly. The proper source of such testimony is the owner. The important fact you will dis cover if you will make such inquiry is that a year-old Chrysler Six performs with the same brilliance, eagerness and zest as it did lz"montlu ago when it electrified its pue- chaser. New results? Yes, and stamina and endur- ance as the records now show. We are always eager to demonstrate Chrysler re- sults and we are particularly glad of an op- “WANT ADS" Alphabatically Arranged ¥or Quick and ‘Ready Reference, LINE RATES YOR CONSECUTIVE _ INSERTIONS | n 1 11 line Iine » line days .01 10 $1.80 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count 6 words to & line, 14 1ines to an nch, Mintmum Space, 3 lines, Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M, for on Same Day. 10 ted Over .the Telephons f - eustol Call 928, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator, SN e ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Moouments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Mounmeutal Works, 123 Oak Bt. Monuments of all eizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting Lour_speclalty, BURIAL VAULXS—Uoncrete eioel rein- torced; water preof, bermetically seal: od, will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger lots Ressonably priced. B, Vault Co. Kensington Tol, 64 Florlst 3 AL VARIETY OF PLANTS—and cut flow- ors for Easter, llies, tulips, daftodils, hyacinths, ete. Johnson's Greenhouse, 517 Church Bt._Tel. 850, BARBERRY_for_Tiedges, 5-3 year bar- berry at $12-818 per 100 until April 15th, _Gardenor's Nurseries, Rocky Hill. GUT FLOWERS—Dafiodlls $1.00 & @ Easter plants. New Britain Greenhou Onk & LaSalie 8t. Tel. 264314, BASTER LILIES—35c, a blossom. Hya- cinths, 28c. s blossom. Daffodil plants, 9 and 10 flowers, Cut_flowers, Snapdragons, $1.00 doz, §0c. a buncls Tulips and ramble bush, Sandallie’s Groenhou 218 Oak Bt. FASTER PLANTS—Pansios, {rees, hedgen and evergreens. Henniger's Greenhouss, 204 Lasalle Bt] $OTTED PLANTS—Abutlion, Azales, Be- sonla, Cineraria, Cyclamen, Ferus, Palms Vincos, ste, Flower Garden Hous Stanley St. Phone 23§8-12. Store 436 Main 8. Phone 33 6MALL _ TOMATO Paonessa, 212 Oak 8t Lost and Found [ ued in the name of a L. Goodrich, Mary G. Clark, administratrix reported lost or destroyed, if found, return to The Plainville Trust Comp: Plainville, Ct. POCKETBOOK—containing sum of money, Jost between 43 Falrview St. and Court 8t. Finder kindly return to Mrs, Joseph PLANTS—Thomas . Auto .and Truck Agencles Sales and Service. O A Béace Main 8t Phone 8318 worvice. B 8t Phone 2053, ! [—motor cars. o new line Bales and Servica A G. Hawker, & street. (ETT—Motor cars, Sales & Whitmore Palge-Jewstt Co. Tel, 2810, vl E-ARR H fca's leading car values See the coaches. Honeyman Auto 8ales Co. ) Arch Bt. Phone 2109, v - ARB—Bales and service, AMercer's Garage, 191 Park 8t Phone 17 RE Al M. Bearle & C¢ Elm and Park Sts. Phone 2110, agonta for Gabriel Snubbwre. STAR M OAR—Bales and BService “Just & Rea] Good Car” C. A. Bence §1 Main 8t. Phoue 3218, BA! rvice an: lesroom &' 225 Arch Bt. A. & D. Motor Eales Co. nc, Phone 268, WILLYS-KNIGHT A GVERLAND- motor cars, showroom and service, 121 Cherry 8t. “The Bleove-Valve Motor. R. O, Rudolph. Phone 2051-3, utos and Trucks for Sale ¢ FORD BEDAN, 1981—go0d condition, Ru- dolph's Gara Phone 2061-2. FORD TOURING, 1923—Good running con- dition and good tires. C. Anderson, Hart's Corner, Plalnville. FORD BEDAN, 1933—perfect condition. Bargain at $260, Roberts Garage, Plain- ville, Phone 127, §TAR SEDAN, 1923—run 7500 miles, In good condition. Phone 216 before Sun- , _day noon. CEXINGTON _BROUGHAM, 1933—g000 condifion, ©, A. Bence, 61 Mam 8t Plone 3215, (BXINGTON COUPE, 1923—In firat ol condition, C. A. Bence 61 Maln 8t Phone_ 2216, OVERLAND SEDAN, Rudolp| 8t._Phone 2061 OVERLAND, 19%{—touring __car, equipped and in & new condition. Ru- dolph's Garage, 137 Cherry St. Phone 2061-2, — e e e 1924—perfect con- Garage, 127 Cherry Tully BETTER USED OCARS 1924 Coupe (low mileage) $436. 1024 Tudor, $600. 1923 Tourings, $200 to 3300, 1922 Tourings, $125 to $176. RUNABOUTS AND TOURINGS ALL YEARS ALL PRICES Oldsmoblle touring In beautiful cone ditlon, 33! . ELMER . AUTOMOBILE CO, 22 MAIN BT, TEL. 1818, Roche, 43 Falrview St., or phone 1884, going an operation for appendicitis. Rew! Paul “R. Cianci of through Alfred LeWitt, ha suit for 145 damages ag, rtunity to show you that it is the best E?xilt car on the market today. which he has secured a permit and | stricts the use to which a person carries out that intent by beginning | might put his property. Any at- to build or building’such different|tempt in this line would probably building, no time should be'lost in|result in an unconstitutfonal ordi- ! inst Salva- i tore Gilio of this city prosec nane Under the police powers Constable | H 4 cuting him for violation of the Fred Winkts s weminecs movte Corporation Counsel DISCUSSes | orainance. R i e e s 1n the hands of Harry Penestoni. The | “I¢ Mr. Carlin is crecting a two-| regulate the use of buildings so as | Limits on Building Permits writ is returnable in the city court | | car garage, the fact that he proposes ' to prevent dangers to the spublic | Kensin POPULAR FORD DEALERS ; Personals [J BiDS WANTED—on bullding new bakery, Call 0. F. Draxler, 215 Myrtle t. Bak- ory. FABTER | BPECIAL—good until May 1st. 6—6x9 photographs in beautiful folders, only $3.00. Arcade Studlo. WANTED—to take & cilld_ to board. Country home, mother's care, Tel, 93-14. WANTED—Every property owner to use @ gallon of L. & M. Seml Paste Paint out of any he duys and If not perfectly satisfactory the remainder can be re- turned without payment belng made for the one gallon used. Hee our advertise- ment in thia paper. Longman & Mar- thpes, Palnt makers. The Touring Car$1395 The Royal Coupe $1895 The Phaeton » - 1495 The Brougham - 1965 The Roadster - « 1625 The Imperial - - 2065 The Sedan + « 1825 The Crown-Imperial 2195 All prices 1. o. b. Detroit subject to current government taz. We are pleased to extend the convenience of time-pay- ments. Ask about Chrysler’s attractive plan. Chrysler dealers and superior service everywhere. DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS— 1924 A-Sedan, 1924 B-Bedan, 1924 B-Coupe. 1924 Touring. 1923 Touring. 1920 Touring. 1018 Touring. FORDS— 1924 Sedan, 1924 Touring. €he fourth Monday of April. to live in it for a longer or shorter | yealth and safety. In fact, there| —_— time does not constitute a violation gre probably ordinances now which | of the permit. Should he occupy it a5 would cover most cases under the NOTICE ;{»F AUCTION SALE OF The uses to which a building Is' a dwelling house and his deed re-|head of ‘nuisances,’ but to go fur- EAL E! TE : P J put do not determine the nature of Stricts him from erecting a dwelling | ther and attempt to prevent by ordi- Britain, made March 50, 1o00 jn G | struction is to be looked 1o in €ases | s pyjiging does not excoed $1,000 S e O e s Botal b 30, 1 et GO Tt s kil (0 $1,000. | goes not constitute a nulsance, praying for foreclosure of a ecitermn Ve Hermit P obvious that he can be | wouid be a very questionable pro- certain mortgage wherein Krikor ol e e ion | Prevented from building or main-| cequre and probably unconstitu- Barkisian of the City, County and! Guunes Tohn 1. Kirkham has ad- | [AINInE such o dwelling house, "but | (jonal even under authority of an | State of New York is plaintiff and | viged the building commission not by the city of New Britain. appropriate enabling act of the | John Geragosian, N: REDTartal e e : T judge that the ticular point jcoiciature, which is at present non- nian, The New Britain Lumber Co. | was sought when-Am! 0% upon” which the " common council | exjgtent, < To hold that a person and Bernard Miller, Trustee, all of | gents com thit Tar *" wishes me to-advise you is whether | coulq not sleep and eat in his said New Britain, and Max Kallman |in had tak o the building which he has construct- ge, unless such course endan- ot the City, County and State of | zarage ar ed s a garage-or dwelling house. | gors"the public health and safet New York, are defendants, the un- | pouse pparently you approved his Plans | woulq serionsly far the constitu. | dersigned will sell at Public Auction | sol1pws and if the building has been bullt yon< o the United States and Con- & certaint Dlecet crinazcel ot darA i Andl a8 ccording to the plans, this woul | pactjout.” ) with all buildings and improvements I ivisiat indicate that it was a garage. 1t the |- ; thereon located in the Town of New in 1s viola g t N nl: 2 b e Britain, County of Hartford and | in heen altered from the ’ and these alterations a two-car ga & hounded and described as follows, to de wit: then you should r in a house instead of Nort giving him fir it would seem that this Northeasterly formerly of A SALES CO. (Opp. Grand) 2952 BENNETT MOTOR 250 Arch St. Tel. 1923 Sedan. 1922 Touring. ESSEX— 1924 Touring, COMMERCIAL CARS— 8 DODGE BROS, 1923 Bcreen. 1919 Reo stake body. TERMS ARRANGED AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles | BUICK MOTOR CARS—sales and service. . v > Caplto] Buick Co. 193 Arch Bt. Phone AR p . 0, : | \ GADILLAG OARB—8ales end _ Bervica Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, corner Lincoln streets. GHEVROLET MOTOR CARB—Bales nd service, Buperfor Aute Companys 170 Atrch 8t. Phona 211 O0DGE BROTHERS8—Bales and service 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 155 Eim B8t. corner Frankiin. Phone 731. 5 FORD OARS AND TRUCKS—Fordson tractor, Sales and service. Genulna parts and accessories, Automotive feiles & Bervice ., 200 E. Main, Phone 2701. turned to h A4 R ;'1’r g e “,?I] "" : HUDAON ESSEX—EBales and service, Park sa o him, Laddie, 8t. Auto Co. mssoclate dealer. 330-332 Don't tell any one what I've done!” - Park 8t. —Life. AUPNOBILE "CARB—Bales and service e et City Bervice BStation, tford Ave. corner Stanley St. A, M. Paonessa LEXINGTON—high grade motor cas \m he corporati s opinior rerst strect I. Car- two ¢ —~THE—~ and dwelling Judge am's statement 8 &V MOTOR BALES CORP. Dodge Brothers Dealers. 185 ELM 8T, TEL.T81. OPEN EVENINGS —_— HUDSON ‘& ESSEX USED CAR DEPT.— which was a What's Wrong Here? duffer, my son, | Who by chance made the third hole in one; There once v a 2 1922 1928 1034 1923 1924 1923 1924 Studebaker touring. Chevrolet touring. Hudson enach. Maxwell sport touring. Ford' coupe. Maxwell tourlng. ® Hudson speedster. Hudson 7 pass, sedan. Essex cab, Btudebaker touring. Bulck 7 pass, sedan. Ford tourin, Maxwell club sedan, Studebaker light ¢ coups, and many others. could casily be determined from an inspection of At this| g inspection you the question from the appearance of the ST building itself an on reports | n has a per- that the owner intends to occupy it | X eaeon, building. (110) feet, South-| of Bernard Miller ight (88) fi andiol 1 matter wl faet and Northwesterly by Hartford | ,uiiging w s f are 1o Avenue about one hundred (10( e Gl ey {n ' this on teet, being a part of umber Six | axvecting and seven on map of § r perty drawn by A. W gineer, e, 26, 1§ map being on fi office in said New Britain, rescrving Towever, to Bernard Miller, his heir and assigns a Tight of way over a| ter of s should decide v land lice court, Ir a doubt- not In other words, you | question as not on the use city does not to which | If that is to ghould be decide building. Th ol the such’ a The Right Tdea | Ashe — Why do you always bor- For Quick Results Use Herald Classified Ads BY J. P. McEVOY the of the row Furniture, automobiles and real estate are favored in the Classified Ads this week, Watch them closely | for bargains. guilty tend 10 co! use sic? Besch — ther can she while new ! I've got it. —— London Answers. lings may be pu attempted, th THE HONBYMAN AUTO SALES CO., 139 ARCH 8T, TEL. 2109, OPEN EVENINGS, & SUNDAYS II——————————— THE POTTERS atrip of land width, the ce at the center houndary of sa avenue and ru to Hartford aver dard of said tr and becr at axwell club sedan, Only Substantial reduction. Bales, 139 Arch BRAND NEW. run 40 miles. Honeyman Auto St Tel. 210, WELL, JUST MAKE (T GET UP. CLISTEN NOW , You KNOW THAT 6Xx4 18 4. WELL, 4x6 19 THE SAME THING BACKWARDS \ NOW JUST THINK A MINUTE 4 CAN'T You MAKE YOUR DON'T KNOW LITTLE BRAN WORK P r O4 I KNOW = s ONE TOUR TIMES SIX = FORTY-Two / p — e ITS SITTING the owner o N NOW ThereBy conv DOw or owner mafd t MAXWELL & CHRYSLER >>>j s ot USED CAR DEFPT, 1918 Dodge sedan. Maxwell club seda Ford coupes. Maxwell tourlngs. 3 door Ford sedan. Ford coupe. Columbia_coupe, Maxwell touring. 1921 Elcar touring. A\venue at. his option a ETT. MOTOR BALES CO., 250 ARCH ST, —e UBED CARS— 1984 Nash € tourin 1923 Buick tourin Neewah Makes a Full and Complete Report ~ BY CLIFF STERRETT A, G, HAWKER TEL. 3. 51 ELAL BT, —————————e e — s . ( OH, M?S,?EQKIMS?) A THICK STEAK, I JUST HAD A BARGAIN IN A | [ \ ANEW COAT WATH FUR TRIMMINGS | FOR OANLY $:85. I'M SENDING IT, TO .YOUR OFFICE COD, AND DON'T FORGET TO BRING \T HOME WITH YOU USED CAR SALE OF RECONDITIONED HOLD THE WH?E) ) MEDILM RARE A/ FORDS HE'S RI6HT [/ /5DME FRIED POTATOES HERE [ an' ASPARAGRASS AN' | A Piece o' apPLE PiE CHANGE MY ORDER TO A HAM i Coup. SANDWICH. Coupe. Coup Fordor sedan. Tudor Tudor Touring. Touring. Touring. | Tourlng. \ AN’ cORFEE Wi CREAM. DR. LASCH Dentist Quartz Light For Pyorrhea 353 MAIN ST J. D. DONAHUE VOICE CULTURE Special attention to beginners and children | under 18 Rooms 318319 Boo Block. Tel, 127400 — | ) L £ 5 > - ¥ { 23 Roadster. Any of these cars can be bought en convenient terms. We have many cars older than the , but in fine condition at $26 to Pay us & visit at AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE 8 ARCH #T, PHONE 1743