New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1925, Page 18

18 VOICES IN THE AIR | TUESDAY —— 1p. m (Programs in Eastern Daylight Smv- 115 p. m ing Time.) p Mo the WEAF Grand ny o music. Dell Opera ¢ p. m.—D WAAM—Newark—263 Sporta—Major Tat Bertrand Island orch i WTIC—Hartford— Bascba WOR—Newark—105 Lorr: W B Z-—springtield—333 W LIT—Philadelphia.— WPG—Atlantic City—200 5 p. m.—F n M! rgan WNAC—Boston—280 ” ap Wire Girls haif h Jance, W. D. Hag: America! dance music WEEI—Boston—476 Big Brother ¢ Sinfon! AF—Pittshurgh—462 n—Willam Penn din 1 p. m. WJAR—Providence—308 p. m.—Green Acre lodge o 18 p. m.—Speak th 1dence Safety co KDKA—Pittsburgh—308 m 59y m.—Mrs, Wil ; Miss Mabelle Fe: o = Woonsocket WGBS—New York—318. & p. m.—Uncle Geebee. 4:30 p. m.—Jersey Colleglans p. m—Radlo Courss. 10 p. m.—Jersey Colleglana. 30 p. m.—Com Sense Talk 7:40 p. m.—Tl 7 prano 3 p. m—Opera “Alda.” conjunction with W 10:30 p. m.—Or WGY—Schenectad y—380 el Van rler oreh WFBH—New York—273 rw York—528 1 spote v of Sclence,’ . m.—Mever Da o o0 13y PRty m.—Organ recita ot K YW —Chicago—>536 Neo WGN—Chicago—3 r music 10:50 p WEAF—New York—i92 Rp m WSH—Atlanta—128 N 'HOMES FARMS BUILDING LOTS| .5 % M INVESTMENT i vess I o PROPERTY asii Read the |3 2o oo, CLASSIFIED | on the PAGE _____—-———J WMC—Memphis—198 WDAF—Kansas« City—365 X KSD—St. Louis—5145 s 2to b artists, ( 30 p. d'a orch. Junce orchestra from W( talo were among those enc in the course of our trave vas nothing extraordinary about although all were u ] were satisfactory, "NRR— 7, Regina—313 e Travel storles rial Day s Memor Al the sludes an addvess by I m.—Henry Halst CNRR—Rogina—313 m.~Program by Moncton CNRA ce orchestra am, for children " | provide readings on Gen & Mem *NEW HOME BOON 4 FATURE BERE 994 New Britain Families Ac- commodated Last Year gton, D, C., May e great p ng new homes tion new homes Britain families popula- jo you fresses ies of more than the rankcd er of tamilies. nhabitants were modated in new bui Stamford was third, accom st vear, 92 fam- or $a per 10 203, or 56 pe with 501, Haven per 10,0 lon eighth, with 304 0; and Bridgeport AfilearSmnuthSkin?‘, If you wish a skin clear of pim- blackheads and other an- tions begin today r use of Cuticura, the regu Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment. No r method | is so agreeable, so often effec-| tive and so economical. 666 olds, Fever and Grippe 1 th remeds we knom Preventing Pneumonia SPECIAL SALE 25% DISCOUNT FRY OVEN GLASS FOR SHOWER and WEDDING GIFTS This Week Only A. A. MILLS 80 West Main Street wenption prepared for U apeedy ple_rach_free Dept 347, Maides. | BB Cuticurs Shaving Stick 25¢. | See Our Window Telephone 381 state of | ', MAY 26, 1925 while in familics 100 of population » ratlo was 115.7 0, lLast year was the first | las not shown a galn over jous year anding fact dis government statisti- f first time yusing data ) last year in niljes housed in Ilings, &8 com- t housed In the previ nits were is the dwel the to 1 for i 3, this per quarter apartment 1 {1ast ye I with & family d r cent of the 2.4 per apart and nd two-fam combined year; tly | stores Those Professors (to st were you born? On t nd of Apri Professor—Lats Manches- |ter Evening News RST COLDS ERNIGHT / This New, Safe Way Remarkable newprescription in tabletform, perfected by well-known of medi- cine, checks worst Cold often with ond dose, and usually breaks it up complete! overnight. Goesdirect to co tion in hea etc. andremoves it without estinjurious cffect narcotics or ha AN-A.CIN tablets. Onl backifsniffling stuffines simply 8y avay. Soid and guaranteed byr= In Forest.ill>, Conn. Mile From Center 90 ACRE FARM 8 room house, large harn, milk house, 2 cow barns, silo, chicken coops. fee pond, and all necessary farm tools, 19 cows, 160 quarts of milk daily, 2 heifers, 2 horses, chickens, 175 young fruit trees, 25 amcres plowed and plant- ed, city water. 300 feet from house. House and barn lighted by electricity, Reason for selling —a part owner and the heirs want their money. W. 1. Phelan, Agency, Bristol. Conn. GAS WATER HEATER FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY C.J.LEROUX 171 ARCH STREET Tel. 304 entering | ‘fl | | REMNANT SALE TOMORROW NCE or twice a year Horowitz Bros. place on sale hundreds of vards of remnants held for just such a sale as starts here tomorrow. In the lot are All Kinds of Plain, Figured and Brocaded Silks. You will find that these remnants are marked far below cost ADDED SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW Value $1.19. PURE IRISH LINEN In new plaids, stripes and Yard check effects Value 31.49. Washable In beautiful color large assortment to select from FIRE INSURANCE Geo. A. Quigley 308 Main St. New Britain —m— WE ARE NOW BACK AT OUR OLD LOCATION ATE STREET HARTFORD HONISS OYSTER HOUSE Tel. 2-4177 2-4178 FIGURED CREPE DE CHINE combinations, vard 9 8 Cc CROWLEY BROS. Value 98c. Guaranteed Washable TUB CHARMEUSE In all the latest designs and colorings ..... Yard 690 ————————————————————————— 69c Value 98c. Just Received Large Shipment of NORMANDY TISSUE GINGHAMS Guaranteed washable color; on display in our window Yard and fast 49c OROWITZ BROS. 248 MAIN STREET — OPP. COMMERCIAL Largest Dress Goods Store in Connecticut COAL The SHURBERG COAL CO. 55 Franklin Street EXPRESSING C. H. KENT | 244 MAIN ST. TEL. 3204 ' ¢ T"A. H. HARRIS 'CINDERS FOR SALE —General Trucking— TEL, 3172-3 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Cstimates cheerfully given on all johs. —TEL. 2913 1366 STANLEY ST. —_——— Three Family House on Lyons street. This is excep- tionally well built with solid oak floors in two rooms and halls. Two car garage. Camp Real Estate Co. Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg Main Street 'hone 343 THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY] Y P‘7E"T<HMRN$ ELWIRE FENCE e i DRIED FISH-GARDEN —:j%‘a , i“OSE B¢ JEWEL MRy 7 % You SAY -HE WAS BETTER ! NO-NO- | SAY N :‘NE b D;EEET"E -7/ BAND SUIT ! AFTER NINE WEEKS PRACTICE HERBERT HENSHAW DISCOVERED IT WAS FAIRLY EASY WHEN HE TED ONE HAND BEHIND HIS BACK -