New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1925, Page 16

_hl’.lAINVlllE NEWS i F (Continued from Page Seven) in evidence at the bazaar, Catholie Church. The regular services will bo held at 8 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, with Sunday school at 9 o'clock, A month's mind memorial mass for Patrick IMlood will be sald at § o'clock Wednesday morning. A card party and social will be glven In Leglon hall at 8 o'clock Thursday evening under the aus- plees of the Holy Name soclety, T'he public is fnvited, Meeting Postponed. The Y. M. C. A. meeting scheduled for last night was postponed until next Friday on account of the in- clement weather. Accident Victim Known Here, Harry Ahlberg of New Britaln, well-known in this town, was killed vesterday in an automobile accident in Unionville. He was known to a great many people in Plainville, as his orchestra had performed very capably at numerous dances held here, Al persons owning liable to taxation in the Plainville on October 1, hereby notified to file a presc printed list of such taxable prop- erty, perfected according to the Law, with the Board of ssors on or before November A description of such Estate (each fo be separately . seribed) must be made out and property sworn to, This also ap- plies to all motor vehicles, excess on mortgages, ete. Tailure to return a liat, failure to provide proper description or failure to have llst properly sworn to, obliges Assessors to fill out or per- fect lists for each Delinquent, add ing thereto ten per cent, penalty prescribed by Law. Blanks can be obtained Assessors, at tha Town Office or Judge Byington's | Store. Monday October 12th, from 1:15 . th 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p, m Wednesday, October 14th, 1:15 to §:00 p. m Baturday, October 17th, from 1 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m Tuesday, October 20th, from 1:15 to 5:00 p. m. Thursday, October 9:00 to 5:00 p. m. Saturday, October 24th, from 9:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Tuesday, October 27th from 8:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to §:00 p. m. Thursda October 20th, from | property Town of roperty or of the Clerk's Drug trom 15 22nd, from 1 R e SR IR — In a very dramatic fashion Mi ss Minnie Beaty recently exer- cised a woman's prerogative of changing her mind. She left her Nevada home for Los Angeles, where she was to meet and marry her sweetheart, The young man happened to be out of town, so his chum met the young lady. They were married the next day. City Items Miss Lena Kranowitz, chief clerk in the office of the hoard of asses~ sors, will spend the holiday in New York city. Display of new fall dresses worth 3 DAYS secing at the Mary Elizabeth Dress Shop, 87 W. Main St., Professional Building.—adv. Tomorrow night is the last Satur- {day night for the filing of property [tax lists with the board of assessors |and the closing evening session will {be held next Wednesday, which is |the last day for flling. 3 DAYS {Despite Barriers Imposed by | barriers imposed | crippled as to the size of their ma- GERMANS LEADING INAIR GOMMERCE Mlies By MILTON BRONNER NEA Hervice Correspondent terlin, Oct. 8.—Taking all by the the | Allfes, chines, the power of thelr engines and the load they can carry, the Germans, nevertheless, today are | the leading commercial ailation | power in the world, They have nothing like the long distance air mall service régularly carried out by Uncle Sam. But in the everyday prosale business of | carrying passengers, mail, and| freight over regularly established | lines they have the other countries almost tied to the post And it gives the French shivers, notwithstanding that| I'rance s the atrongest military | aviation power in the world, Ior the Germans are bullding numer- ous factorics for manufacturing planes. They are establishing air. | dromes all over Germany./ They | have bronght Info being a large | body of scientifically educated and | trained air pilots and navigators, | The Council of Ambassadors of | fhe Allies by the famous nine rules for Germany limited the engine | power, the altitude, the speed, the | character of the oll to be used, the useful load of alrships. But work- ing within these limits the Ger- cold | An Chal | 200 passengers and 226,000 pounds }ried mans have today cabbaged the alr business of a large part of Europe, There are 132 regularly estab- lshed alr Mnes in the world, The Germans run either directly or in- direetly 62 of these, Over 19,000 miles of German air routes are regularly covered prin- cipally by the great Junkers and Dentsche Luftverkehrs, Only re- cently the Furope Unlon waa form- ed, In thls combine the Germans are paramount, but it includes Swiss, Finnish, Esthonlan, S8wedish, Danish, Latvian and Austrlan lines. The plan is to use only airplanes of uniform types furnished by the Junker company, This shuts out the Trench and British from an exten- ve fleld for sales, In the first half of 1925 the Deutsche Aero Lloyd machines co ered 560,000 miles and carried 15 ght. Tn the same perlod Jun- 000 miles and car- 28,389 passengers, 280,000 pounds of freight and 75000 pounds of mail. In six years the British have only carrled about 60,000 passengers in all, The Ger- mans have bheen singularly free from aceldents. Liveryhody in Germany seems to hoosting aviation. The govern- ment, not being allowed to ha military air fleets is free to spend money In developing elvil aviation. Recently the Ministry of Transpert, in conjunction with the great alr- plane compani established a school to train airmen and to glve ex-army and navy pilots a refresh- er course, But the most striking thing is the manner in which town after town is boosting the alr services. Thug not long ago Chemnltz con- tributed 500,000 marks, of which the municipal government {tself | \ of fri kers covered 8§12 he Open THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alpbabetically Arranged ¥or Quick and Ready Referenc LINE RATES YOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepnid day 1 days 3 dayi dayn days days days Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an fnch, Minimum Space, 3 lnes Minimuin Book Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M, for Classified Page on Same Day, Sat., 10 A M, A +1 line W1 line .1 line .1 line Accepted Over the Telophone convenience of customers, Call Ask for & “Want,Ad" Operator, for Burial Tot, Monuments 1 NEW BRITATN—Monumental works, 123 Oak Bt Monuments of all slizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting onr speclalty. — gave 200,000, This is to establish an alr service between Berlin and Chemnitz and another to Bremen by way of Leipzig and Hanover. Part of the money ls also for build- ing an afrdrome, All over Germany cities are glving land and money. The fares charged for alr pas- senger service are about equal to first class railway fare. On long distances there s a saving, hecause the cost of sleeping cars and meals is et out, “Who is that man?" “That is a man with named Everitt." “What's the name of the other eye?'—Texas Ranger. one eye lenge | Check the New Oakland—point by point—against any car in the field Inspect the smart, low-swung, beaded Fisher Body. Examine the ultra-modern chassis. Then drive the car and in one thrilling ride learn its great performance advantages—ad- ANNOUNCEMENTS Burla) Lots, Monuments 1§ BURTAL VAULTS—Convrete steol reii= forced: water pi ormetically seals ed, will outlast either wood or metal. Do not requira larger lole, Reasonably priced. N, B, Vault Co, Kensington Tel, 04 BOI Bandalle's Phone Pleasing alizing on funeral work, \ouse, 517 Church St. Tor Saturday W kpecial Flower Garden Green- | —potted piants, PIN iR on KGnley 81 trallew, or | Berlin bus, Finder kindly retwrn; Ktanley Phong BAR on to 13 BUNCH € If_returned t DEPOSIT mercial Trust Co etur K chenk drawi on_ Uiian favor of Finder kindly st o, Herald ud Elifs £t 8§ Hartfo Josepl'a church indly return to ward, ¢ T THOUBLE— blood preseure adly tell you, ar mother wus aud her J'fe my duty to b D. Spence, | i without dru, This 1 feel Address, ) 6. New Haves rolloved, eaved, tor colal photographs, Arcads e — L AUTOMOTIVE —— | son Mo Phone 870 BUICK MOTOR CARA— Sales and Servic Capital Buick Co, 195 Arch &t Phone 07 CADILLAC CAR Lash Motor Co, * West Main,' corner_Lincoln_streets. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sale service, Superfor Auto Company, Arch §. Phona 211, CHRYSLER— and & service. Bennctt Motor €2 LR o DODGE_BROTHER c & & F. Motor Sales Corp. _corner Franklin. Phone 7 5 Sales parts and a oncern.” 176 Sales and e, 250 Arch Fordson Genuins omotive Sales de metor cars. ales and service, A. Bence, 51 Main 8t Fhone 2215 LEXINGTON, OAKI.AND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars, Bales and Service. Haidware Oty Motor Co.. 6 Elm &t _Phon NASH—motor_cars. ee the faler and Servica A, 6. Hawker, fim_street. ¢! % SLOFMOBILE MOTOR CARS— ‘The Hee &ra Tine, b AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For H'Iq =y LEXINGTON, 1025—sport tourlig car, ully equipped, Newly “jiminiag: and over- hauled. 8ix wire wheels and good tires. Will take vour old ¢ C. A ondifion, « M. Seaile & Co., Park Al < Plione 119 . 1925—{ouring “car, gond paint. top and upholstery, 6 good tlres, wicellent mechanical-shape. Prico $600, teris ale lowed, trades covsldered, K., M, Tl 1. Plione 2110, Nolstery and tires’ voiv g Iy perfect. Terms allowad, eldered, Prica $i30. K. Co, Park &, Cor, Elm. ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE SALE Hupmobila ¢ 1923 7.pase, ‘ tourfng: 19; E 3 Fport tourlng; 1923 Kord « Dodge coupe: 1924 1023 Lexington sport tou Maxwell tourh Many Others, Liberal Terme. Talr Trades, AARON G, COTEN, INC 5 Park 8, Open Sundavs and eveninga, Hartford, Conn. BUICK USED CAR DEPT. Have the folowing late model cars on hand, correctly priced and In fine condition, Fulck 1924 fouring Clesrolet 1024 touring. Maxskell sedan Iewwett coupe, Ford Coupe, 10 1023 CAPITOL BUICK €O, 193 ARCH BTREET PHONE 2607, DEPENDABLE USED CARN DPOLGE BROTHERS 1924 Touring, 1923 Bedan 1923 Touring. 1223 Bereen delivery, 1920 Screen Aelivery, 1224 Readster with winter top FORDS— 1923 fedan 1221 Touring. TERMS ARRANGED g THE 15 & F. MOTOR SALES CORP, T TEL, 781, OPEN EVERY EVEN CHRTSLER USED CAR DEPT. 1924 Cliuysler sport touring, 1624 Masxwell 4-pass. coupe, Chandler cliuinmy sedan. Auburn, 5-paes. touring. Maxwel) touring. Buick 6-cyl. 5-pasm, aedan, Chevrolet coups. Study the advanced featsres. Note that these include Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Four-wheel Brakes and the Harmonic Balancer, an ex- clusive feature which renders the Oakland engine unmatched in freedom fromvibration. vantages made all the more remarkable by the new prices $70 to $350 lower. O Proof of superiority is in the car itself. All we ask is that you seeit—drive it—and compare it point by point with any assomobile in the field. fined 8iz.” Sm'th Mctor Balea, 100 West { Mafn §t._Phone 2500, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Eales and Sorvice, Albro Motor Sales Co. 225 Arch St Phons_260. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVBRLAND— motor cars, showroom and service, 137 Cherry 6t. “Fhe Sleeve-Valve Motor.” R. . Rudolph. Phone 2051.2 Autos and Trucks for Sale 0 to £:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m Baturday, Octoher 31st from 9:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Monday, November 2nd, from 9:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. my W. J. SIMPSON, 8. P. WILLTAMS, J. J. KIMMEL, EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30. SALE ON USED CARS We are offering several good used cars at REDUCED PRICES All cars bear a 30 DAY GUARANTEL f free service, Take ad vantage of this opportunity and buy vour cdr NOW. Our cars are as represented and our dealing fair. SEF THE FOLLOWIN ARS WITHIN THE EXT 3 DAYS 1925—0akland Coa ractically new. 24—Oakland Touring, enclosure in perfect condition. 1924 Ford Coupe, fully cquipped. Small mileage. Tooks like new. Chevrolet Touring. Small mileage. with glass enclosure if desired. This car is sure to please any man Will be painted ETT MOTOR SALES CO., 250 ARCH STREET TEL. 2053, —— Asore. Ssenger touring e, Gond hani. Prica §200. Co. Park Bt, Cor Platnville, Conn., October 8th, 19 5. Searlo & Phone 2110 GOOD VALUE— ing, pow- al Red Seal upholstery Bumper, snub- motometer, dise mirror, ‘extra p, stop plates. will_surprise Whitmore Tor Sale—I["ur-lined coat, Persian lamb collar; oil-gas heaters, walnut dresser, chiffonier, dining room table and colches. Apply at Maplehurst. | 23 Maxwell Touring. Phone 188-5.—adv, who Is looking for a real bargain. r¢ to suit huye THE 30 DAY GUARANTEE FOR TREE SERVICIL ON ALL CARS SOLD BY US. EASY TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT CUSTOMER The HARDWARE CITY MOTOR COMPANY (The 1924 May be equipped Your chance to buy a good used Ford, backed by the rcputation of the lary Ford dealer in northy ern Connectleut, Here are a few specials, Many more to choose trom. — | 1 Two stoves for sale, 16 Park REMEMBE adv, The good you. 847 Palie-Jew ORD—Tudor & shape, Ver: Eim Garage to rent, 16 Park St.--a AMERICAN LEGION POST 0. KS PURGHASE OF HONE, 4 Touring Car ., . 81028 (Old Price $1095) Sedan . . .. $119§ (Old Price $1545) Coach . . .. 2095 (Ol Price 1215) Landau Sedan . 129§ (Old Price 1645) Landau Coupe . 112§ (Old Price 1204 All Prices at Factory All prices at factory = > General Mot @5 Time Payment Rates, heretofore the lowest in the industrs, have been made still lower. We can noudtave you as much as $40 to $60 in yowr time payment costs. HARDWARE CITY MOTOR SALES CO. Six Elm Street WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL OAKLAND SIX {54505 A SR A 30:597% il FORD COU Yord sedan, Cherry St. n House of Suuare Dealings) » Six pass, .00, Runabout, $150.00 Touring, $125.00, $125.00, 4 ELM STREET PHONE 2721 Dodge tourlhg, tion throughout, 5 tires, Terme and trades con: Executlve Committe's d Searle & Co., Park St., Cor, Report on Small down payments, Pay as you yide aiton Streeq Kealty MOTHERS DON'T ECONOMIZE: ON YOUR CHILDREN'S MILK IT DOES NOT PAY MGORLAND GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK From Aceredited Herd No, 695, Free from Tuberculosis, Raw Milk, \ g Vitamines, Proteins and lavor all there. The BEST MILK sold in @ the city, Absolutely safe. Costs more. Worth more, #) n Endorsed, $200, K, M. Bearls _Cor. Tim, Phone 1110, HUPMOBILE ROADS condition and Phone ELMER AUTO €O., Reports of the execufive commit tee of Eddy-(ilc r Post Leglon, on the ley ‘property on 32 MAIN ST, PHONE 1514, urchase ¢ T TIT] T posxenger, iate 1923 In_firet claen mechanical condition, paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand new cords, 1 epare. C. Bei St._Phone_2216. Brougham BEE MR. GOSSELIN. occupy itg new home next me motion ta 1he eifoct | enger touring car reconditioned and newly Six wire wheels and good tires. and ms considered. C. A. 51 Maln St. Plone 2215 o oo p us & Postal and Try it. o) painted, Tr g0 TEL. 929-13 OVERLAND USED CAR DEPY. meeting w . of Hartfo 27 voted 1 Ford coupe. Ford sedan Ford tourings, ( models, Overland touring. Overland touring $78. Cleveland roadster. Overland closed delivery truck Bulck 6 touring, $76. R. C. RUDOLPH, 127 CHERRY §T. PHONE 2061-8, PHONE 3121, 3). late BY J. P. McEVOY Bur /r m’( OH, HE'S STy 1: SAD MR SKWUFFLE) GOt 1T, can'T USED To HAVE SET RID OF 1T, RHELMATISM /) THAT'S HOW HE October 1213 —= LISTEN To ME AND oULL BE ALL PIGHT THATS MIGHTY MICE oF YOU © T APPRECIATE ALl THIS GeaD ADVICE] wonDeeruL / AND MuD BAIHG, TWEY'RE SWELL, BUT IAY OFF MASSAGES/ — OH YES, I BATHS, MU THERE'S E TRIED MASSAGES INJECTIONS WATER T TELY You et D BAIKG, BUT 7 MAIN BT, ——— e RENEWED FORDS Tudor_sedan (2), at 3336 Roadefer (2), at $200. Roadster (2), at $100. Touring cars (2), at $125. Coupe at 3150, Coupe at $225. Ton truck, (stake eides), $185. 3% ton (panel body) st 8118, Ton express at $200, OTHER CARS Falge, 1419, 7 pascenger touring at 3150, Reo, 1818, touring car, & passenger, at $100, Liberal terms on all the above cars. wate In 6 B Pa Makes a “Clean” Geméy IN TH BATH ROOM ATAKIN' AUTOMOTIVE BALES & SERVICE QO 200 E. MAIN 8T. PHONE 2701 T OH, MR MACBETH, ' E DONT GOW0O = WHERE ARE YA? PONE R GAME TAIGHT . SPECIAL USED CAR SALB Dodge Brothers coupe, 1 Dodge Brothers screen del'y, ¥Ford tudor, 1824. Naeh esdan, 1984, Mavwell sedan, 1923, Ford touring, (2), 1823 Ford touring, 192 Nash touring ca Nash coupe, 1924. JIST LOCK UP ALL YERDUDS 1925 A HAWKER, ® ELM ST. FPHONE 148, Here mall temy Ao pilots THE ™ MOHEN & 365 MAIN BEST USED CARE—TRB AMIDON EALES CORP., 8T, HARTFORD, LUCAD THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR W ANTS