New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 16

TYPHODN RAVAGES TORN INHOLLAND - Four Known Dead—Devastation Reported Extensive ( ||i||r'~v Manufacturing | m Reported Captured j A eulo was mr governmen stuffs The governor of th Gelder afoot, all the r tor Boxer, l\'nml\?d Out hy Blow, m Bad ( nndltmn vehicles be his skull was boxes under { akiltie Clouter SAVES BALZAC'S HOMF. Wells, it the g annour MUSSOLINT Ri \n \\ Rome, Aug TROOPS Al Di Re of the vers whict cipl treops officer punishr and n and et | Special Commission Will (.m\ on Boni's Work | made to take over re- !Bel[rne reported in a message ported that bolshevik attempts were [recelved here today, He left Mn: gunboats at|at 4:45 o'clock yesterday but these were repulsed (and plans to fly today fro hinese crews who fired after (stantinople to Mos the —— —— | NO SURPL )F RLNTS ‘ptr. m were lasued, It 11 UP—Professor | Whampoa, instriue- | bY the making objections to holsting soviet fag Desplte the vast amount o [Connors Gets 18 Months | n soin on in this city tof, | 18 no abnormal amount of as Perkins Case Sequel |tenements or residences 10 rent, ae. New York, Aug. 11 (A—Mich '*"""“Pg to Building Inspector Ed- inors, a truck driver, to | war J. Hennes: ed gullty to an {ndictment rging second degree criminal as- It against Dorothy Per [ § § vear-old girl whe was sentenced to | ser from five to 15 years in prison ng her sultor, Thomas Tem- Conners w immediately to serve a year and a half ate prison { The trial of Connors had - been | under way peveral days when he| efved abandoned his defenss and pleaded manufacturing | guilty [ has SE———————— | | REACHES CONSTANTINOPLE Aug. 11 (A—Captain Ar- he French aviator, who is to make a. flying tour of pe in three days, arrived at - |Constantinople at 6 o'clock last night | !ding Im- (after making a two hour stop at iv-mberl Vister of ed the creation of on to assist the there empty 1. historical PARK BOARD TO MEET The question of discontinuing the charge of five ce municipal enimn | Brook park will be disc meeting of the hoard of park com 2 (Delavad) P— that | SCHEDULE 11, NEW RATE Richmond, Va, Aug new rate schedule for t Polit's Ass annual decre proximately $& terday by the poration commission inee omintang oclation Virginia Coffee and Rolls Did you read what Sister Tibbets had to zay at the breakfast table? More power to Sister Tibbets, she sure has the right dope about zelecting a car for the family. We must take our hats off to the modern girl for she is a shrewd and careful buyer. When she said that Studebaker was the best choice for a family car she was right because: Studebaker is a one profit car, manufacturing more of the parts that go into its cars than any other automobile manufactured. The Studehaker policy is—complete manufacture—with one over- head—with only one manufacturing profit. Quality is controlled by Studebaker throughout manufacture, Absence of middlemen’s profits keeps down manufacturing expense. ¥ Large volume further makes possible manufacturing savings which Studebaker shares with customers through lower prices, Ien't it plain that Studebaker can thus afford to give greater dollar-for-dollar value? Tsn't it equally clear why Studebaker prices are several hundrerd dollars lower than those of any other cars comparable in quality? Remember these facts before you buy a car. In fairness to the rest of the Tibbets family let us drive one of our Studebakers over to the house so you can convince yourselves that Sister Tibbets is right about selecting a Studebaker for a family car ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO, 225 Arch St. Studebaker Studebaker Studebaker INC. Phone 260 THE POTTERS Hn"'.xf 7": ice PQOLI Forestuill New Britain Off Johnson, 48 Main ‘s ««urgc?,so/ar TLL PICK ONE FOR MYSELF [ vou WHILE TM THERE. Il LOOK PRETTY GOOD ALMOST ANY COSTUME I DON'T WANT You To Loow UNTIL ITS ALL FINISHED, PA /\ LOOK JusT ™0 SMEET FOR | [New England's Orchards butld- | [cast was 1 |6 APPLE GROP PROBABLY LESS THAN LAST YEAR per cen The Rhod was 60 per setts had 63 per ce and Maine Yary In Sectlons, Government Sur- e pre vey Shows Wakefield, Mass, Aug, 11 (P—A e Englands | sand variation in New service All of than thoge o ASST'D FROSTED CLP CAKES Wednesday Morning! this year BOUGHT ELECTRICAL Miami, hanical hol wil betng he 765,000 t normal barrels, about HORSE 11 (A=A me- d by the late L an to 1 at the Bryan home here on by Mrs sition to make e Island crop on Aug. 1 °F normal. Massachn per cent Hewt Vermont ¢ 70 per cent N tam cent of the nt forec Lought the ¢ M York nt Coolidge last July when Yeath in plans to present it to 1t was said these figures are Io Pla, Froit, Raisin and Marhle POUND CAKE . 20c THE WEEKLY BARGAIN PERIOD HERE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ARE REALIZED BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE ITEMS WE OFFFR Ay was | Bryan as | trivance firm atter a visit | T S s THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arianged For Quiok and Ready Kefereuce KATES FOR INSERTIONS Chaige Prepatd A " LINE CONSECUTIVE I Iine 3 daye line 180 Vearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count 6 worde to @ line lines to an inch. il 8pace, 3 itnes Book Clarge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1| P, M for Classitied Page on Bame.Day. 8ut. 10 A M Ads Accepted Over the Telephons tor convenfence of customiere. Call 925, Ask for & “Want Ad" Operator. ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 e ANNOUNCEMENTS —_— Burlal Lots, Monuments 1 BURIAL VAULTS—Coucrete ales] relae forced: water preot, herwetically seals ed, will outla elther wodd or metal Do not require rger lota Reasonably vriced. N. B. Vault Co. Kenaington. Tel. 647-15 ~—ALL MORNING SPECIALS-—- ROUND, SIRLOTY, FORTERHOUSE | TEAN, FRESH OR SMOKED STEAKS Ib. 23¢c SHOULDERS Ib. 20c !nru] GROUND LARGE N AI’H E HAMBURG3 Ibs. 25¢ POTATOES Peck 53¢ FRESH NATIVE | FRESH GREE SW'T CORN | LIMA BEANS . 25¢ |4 ats. ... 19( 4|bs doz. ..... 15c‘4qts,. SOUND NATIVE ONIONS .. 25¢ N ‘ NATIVE RED TOMATOES | LEAN BOJILING BEEF LFAN I'OT ROASTS REEF PRIME RUMP ROASTS BREEF [LEAN SHOULDER CLODS 1ING | FOREQOUARTERS LAMB LEAN STEWING LAMB c | FANCY LAMB CHOPS | - v 3b¢ 200 LEGS GENUVINE & LAMB 14¢ TEGS MILK FED VEAL . SHOULDER ROASTS VEAL RREASTS VEAL FANCY VEAL CHOPS ROASTS FRESH PORT . SUGAR CURED BACON SQUARES HONEY BRAND HAMS | LEAN PORK CHOPS 10 Ihs, 25 Ih, sack . Confy. SUGAR | 2 b=, PILLSBURY'S BEST BAG. . A0 $1.490 s, 15¢ : ' FLOUR $1.30 SPECIAL PURE TOMATO ! CATSUP ...... 3 bots. 25C MOHICAN COCOA | 250 SPEC]AL ! SELECTED FRESH FINEST CREAM ERY BEST PURE ‘ RASPBERRY EGGS BUTTER LARD JAM . Tc 21bs. 2 doz.. .. WHOLE MILK CHEESE Ib, 20¢ | NCY BRICK CHE 95¢ | 21bs. ... 39c |2 Ibs. . 3lc bh. 29c M W PACK CRISCO NINNER BLEND COFFEE 1h. VANILLA OR LEMON EXTRACT hots FINE LAUNDRY SOAP . SUNBRITE CLEANSER cans FRESH ELBOW MACARONI 2 Ibs, AMOHICAN MAYONNAISE .. 7c | WISTERIA PAN FIRED JAPAN TEA 1 b, 3 RUMPORD'S BAKING POWDER. .1 Ib can 'TOILET PAPER . 8 rolls BLUE TIP MATCHES | .8 hoxes | PURE STRAWBERRY JAM SODA CRACKERS I ARGE RIPE WATERMELONS ... .. i N. B. C. 2 Ihs, 24 oz, | Best Bread Tcior 10c (Our Advice—Weigh Your Bread and Comparc) 16 o Toaf . 35c | TARGE RIPE BANANAS APPT FANC 23c LARGE SOUND JUICY LEMONS . b, 10¢ T 1h, 18c Ih, 18¢ FRESH FLOUNDE Hi. STEAK COD STEAK RLUVE MA WILL BE SURPRISED WHEN SHE SEES ME SHE NEVER REALIZED HOW HANDSOME 1S THE COME ON, PA, LETS SEE WHAT You've GOr N TS, Y AND HER PAI.S T 8EEN TRYIA' TO° TALK ALICE 1ATO /No‘r WAATIA' A DIAMOAND \ EANCAGEMEAT Y'LOOK KIADA ALL 1Al \3( I TOLD HER ALL ™ / HIGH-TYPE DAMES AT NEWPDRT HAS GAVE ‘EM LR " NATIVE CUCUMBERS ...2 | Mackerel . . RED EXTRA FANCY PEACHES RGE NEW reml5e 33c 5c lOc Fresh STEAK ~\I\|<)\ 1h. 80¢ Sleed White HALIBUT b, 82¢ :‘ BILOCK 1. SWORDFISH 1b, 40¢ for RES N NATIVE b, 12¢ BY J. P. McE'VOYf'_-_ HA, HA, HA, You LooK S0 Funny BUT SHE <EZ oHE’D 5 JJEST AS GOON HAVE /¥a riAG AR’ AOT BE (e | AN NEW BRITAIN Oak St. Mo descriptions, tal Works, 138 all sizes and our_speciaity. TRUCKS—Saler TR Erl. o Motor Bales 171 South Maip 8 s 870, CADILLAG CARS—Bales and Service Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main. corner Lincoln streeta. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales 8nd service. Buperlor Auto Company. 174 Arch Bt. Phons 71, CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Bales and survice. Bennett Motor Bales 250 Acch §t. Phone 2452, OODGE_BROTHERS—Eales and _service, 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 156 Eim 8ta coiner Frankin. Phone 1731, FORD CARS AND TRUCKS—Fordsem tractor. Bales and service, Genuine nd accessories. Automutive Sales 200 E. Main. Phone 2701, HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales and service, Ity Service Btation, Hartford Ave. cor. A. M. Paunessa, d Gray. High Sales and service, Fligue 2318, C. A. Bence, 61 Mamn LEXINGTON, OAKLAND and GKAY Mo- tor Cars, Bales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co., 6 Elm St. _Phons 2134 NASH—motor cars. 8es the new ime. Fales and Service A G. Hawker, b KIm atreet. MOTOR CARS— The Fee Mulcv Sales, 100 Weat REQ MOTOR LARS-—nnd trucks, Kennsth M. Searle & Co. Sales and Service, cor, Eim and Park fts. Phone 2110, Loeal agente for Gabrlel Snubbers. | STUDEBAKER MOTOR € | GVERLAND= motor cara showroom and servics, 137 Cherry Bt. “The Sleeve-Val R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2. Autos and Trucks for Sale L] Whitmors Paly n 8t (near CHRTELER USED CARS DEPY OFFER THE FOLLOWING OFEN EVENINGE EFNNETT MOTOR EALES 00 289 ARCH STREET City Items The Helen Maynard who was con- victed in police court last Friday and sentenced to the state farm for women is not Miss Helen Maynard of 156 East Main stree Victrolas and Pianos, at Morany advt Barbara Ruffin, 4. of 107 Willow street, received a broken left leg and a broken left arm when she fell three stories from a new building across the gtrest from her home The accident happened last night ut 6 o'clock and the little “girt t once rushed to New Britain yeneral hospital Gulbransen plarer planos at Morans, —advt The weekly class meeting of Trin- ity Methodist, church will be held tonight at the Erwin home, 140 Bassett street. If the weather 1o stormy. the class will meet at the. church, postponing for one week the meeting at-the home