New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1925, Page 16

| JUBILEE PROGRAM [PROVE ALIBI AND | OF WOMAN'S CLUB FlItleth Anmversary Observed &With Tnteresting Exercises l‘ The Woman's eclub of New Brifain held its October meeting at the Bhuttle Meadow Mcadow club on Tuesday afternoon. The occasion was one of interest to all those present, m jng the 60th anniversary of the founding of the organization, Vari ous committees had been busy deco- rating the clubhouse with golden leayes and chrysanthemums, while the figures 1875-1925 were plainly marked on a background of the golden foliage autumn, The president, Mrs. John C. Loomis, presided, and after a cordlal greet- ing to all, announced that the pro- gram for the afternoon was In oharge of Mrs. Harrls B. Humason and Mrs. George W. Traut. The historic paper, prepared with much care and thought by Mra. ¥umason, was llstened to with keen Interest, as she took her audlence back 50 years and even beyond, telling of the first organiz of fon, as early as 1868, Island, Wisconsin and Ohio, wom- en’s educational clubs were formed a few years later. but Interest chiefly centered in the Woman's elub of Grand Rapids, Michigan, started in 1878, as being the mother to the Woman's club of New Britain. | Mrs. Thomas Conklin bhad re- tarned from a visit to that city in| 4875, and soon interested her friends here In forming an sassociation to ®e JMown as the “Ladies’ Literary Hoclety.” At that time, New Britain was a town of only 10,000 Inhabi- tants, having had its charter &carce- 1y five years, but its educational ad- vantages were being rapldly de- weloped, and the city's growth was assured. It was a new ldea to Tiave a strictly woman's organization and thirteen women banded together on Monday, October 4, 1875, as oharter members, with the following efficers: President, Mrs. Mahlon J. Woodruff; vice-president, Mrs. Thomas Conklin; secretary, Mrs. George Clary. At the second meeting 83 mem- bers were enrolled, certain “rule: and regulations” were adopted and varjous committees were appointed. For 17 yeara the Literary soclety met at the homes of its members, and then, having outgrown such accommodations, the meetings were Held in Odd Fellows' hall on Main street, and later at the Institute, In 1892 the name was changed from the Ladies' Literary society to the more formal one of the Wom- an’s’' Club of New Britain, and at the same time printed programs were introduced at the meetings. The membership of the club has fncreased in a remarkable manner from 142 in the year 1900, to 471 at the present time. Twenty-four women have served as president, bringing much of noble inspiration and unselfish de- votion to the club, in furthering its foterests, and making the or; tion a real power for good in vlw city. Mrs. Charles E. Mitckell and Mrs. Bdward L. Prior, the only charter members of the Woman's club now living in New Britain, were present, and Mrs. Mitchell gave an interes ing account of the flrst mecting 60 years ago held at the house of Mrs. Peck on Pear! street. She also read a letter from Mrs. Mahlon J. Wood- ruft the first president, sending gratulations and expressions of her continued interest in the club. A fitting tribute was paid to the memory of Miss Alice Gray Stanley, by Mre. Willlam P. Felt who voiced the feeling of the club membership, in expressions of loving appreciatior of her long connection with the as a loyal and devoted member as waell as president during four vear Several of the younger of the club in costumes half a cen- tury old, gave a very realistic p trayal ef the first mesting of “The Titerary society’”, rendering in a delightful manner parts of the musl cal and dramatic programs of for- mer year. Mrs. Geol Flanagan had charage of this part the anniversa program, which was very skillfully carried out with t assistance of Miss Ruth E. Brist Mrs. Emory Corbin, Mrs. F. Ray mond Gilpatric. Miss Gladys Day Mrs Russel Germond, Mrs, Frederick A Hart, Mrs. Haro ham, Mrs Tdward J. Lancsfer Porter, Mrs. e Mrs. Kenneth M stone Vance a Whitmafl. Mrs. Howard old time cost fashioned gong \ng manner piano bv Mrs At the program, Mrs. 1 one to share prepared in The Mitchell asked 1o tea table, every one enough to ¢ Bassetts ser ABSOLUTE RELIEF con- ot FROM INDIGESTIUI‘.J 3 An absolu moyy s1ay indigestion gas and other ABSO-DIG elear red liguo bullding digestion. Tr recommend it t morrow. Sold by 1) Co., City Drug Co. toni Rag Carp:t 47cyd sl gy yon a well made or_phone Tor particulars Ericson Rug Co. Makers of Washable Floor Coverines TEL. 6464 P. 0. BOX 5iL. 1 rgs to ws (about Wl we will retarn to Write m carpet or rug great | fons of | women in New York city and Bos- | In Rhode; REGAIN FREEDOM Holdup Case Against Sowa and Kerelejza Dropped Alibl witnesses were heard this morning by Judge Benjamin W. Alling in the cases against Nicholas Kerelejza, 20, of 90 Winter street, and John Sowa, 18, of 145 Washing- ton street, the two youths charged with highway robbery in connection vith the stickup of Stanley Ragula of 78 Booth street about midnight Saturday night on Washington street, After llstening to thelr testi- mony, which did not tend to shed any light on the case one way or the other, Judge Alling gave the de- fendants the benefit of the doubt and discharged them. Judge William F. Mangan appear- ed for the palr and he attempted to establish by cross-examining Ra- gula, the victim, that the man was drunk Saturday night when he clalms that the pair held him up and relieved him of $5. Ragula was still positive this morning in his identi- fications of the two defendants, but no testmony could be brought out to substantiate his claim, All witnesses testified that Sowa and Kerelejza were not together at any time Sat- urday night. Vincent C. Quinn of Hartford was discharged when he was arraigned hefore the court on charges of vio- Jating the rules of the road on West Main street yesterday when he 18 al- Jeged to have cut in on a machine driven by Patrolman Patrick Mee- han, causing a collislon between the two cars, Neither machine was bad- ly damaged in the crash. John Aves, who claims to hail from Yonkers, N. Y., was allowed to go when he was arraigned for va- grancy. Patrolman Willlam Grabeck arrested him last night in a Main street hallway. The man told the court that he eame here two days ago to visit friends, and had lost his in a card game Cityeltems money Henry F. Reddell, loral optom- etrist, attended the meeting of ‘the Connecticut Optometric society at the Hotel Garde, New Haven, last evening. An interesting lecture was given by Dr. Howard Doane of Bos- ton. The regular meeting of the Royal Arcanum will be held on TFriday evening at 7:30. After the meeting a set-hack tournament will begin, continuing until Thanksgiving, for the members and their friends. Dance tonight, St. Jean Hall—adv Best dress values, Mary Elizabeth Dress Shop, 87 W. Main, Prof. Bldg. —advt., 4 The Womens Home Misslonary de- partment of the South Congregation- al church wiil hold an all day sew- ing meeting Thursday at 9:30. Al the ladies of the church are urged to attend. Luncheon will be served at moon, Dr. A. A. Allguist wlil be the| speaker at the dedication of the new organ at the Swedish Lutheran church in Portland this evening. Officers will be elected at a meet- | fug of the Ladics’ Auxiliary to the A. O, IL Friday evening. P et Mme. Louis De Feo (Glacia Galla) Tnternationally Known Opera Singer Has Reopened Her Studio for Beginners and Advanced Vocalists SPICTALIZING 1IN COACHING AND RECONSTRUCTING { PAULTY TECHNIQUE Waverly Building 721 Main Street, Hartford led with drunkenness, |charges, City ltems Drum Corps Dance Thurs., Oct. 23, Tab's Hall. Nesta's Melodymen.— advt. Hear Miss Ruth Hedlund of National Headquarters talk on Girl Scouts at the Central Junior High school 7:30 every night thls week. ~—advt Hear Miss Ruth Hedlund of National Headquarters talk on Girl Beouts at the Central Junior High 6chool 7:30 every night this week. —advt Smart Fall Hats of unusual values at French Hat Shoppe, 87 W. Main, Professional Bldg.—advt. Hear Miss Ruth Hedlund of National Headquarters talk on Girl Scouts at the Central Junfor High echool 7:30 every night this week. g ~—advt sult or overcoat $28.50, T. F. McCahe, 49 Walnut street, agent, Tel. 45d.~—advt, Members of the two local lodges of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Star of Good Will No. 9 and Leading Star, No. 23, are planning to attend the 24th annilversary of Btar of Peace lodge, No. 21, ‘at Middletown, Thurs- day evening. The monthly meeting of the Mas- ter Painters’ assoclation, scheduled for last Monday night, was post- poned until next Monday because of the lack of a quorum. Mrs. Ida Bwarsky has property at 35 Francis street of Kenneth Walthers . through , the agency of the Andrews Land com- pany. Harry E. Scheuy, Arthur H. Petts and Curtis L. Sheldon are subserib- ers in the articles of incorporation of Eddy-Glover Post, American Le- glon, which have been filed at the office of the town clerk. Charles H, Miller has taken a five year lease on a store at 138 Main street In the business block owned by James M. Hallinan. Willlam F. McEnroe has returned from Miami, Florida, where he has been visiting his brother, Edward F, McEnroe. Mr. and Mrs. George T, Patterson of Main street and Mrs. M. T. Crean of SBummer street, returned last night from an automobile trip over the Bear Mountain traill in New York state. A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward J, Dalley at the Hart- ford hospital, Mr. Dailey {s mana- ger of the All-New Britain football team. The Woman's Home Misslonary department of the South church will hold an all day sewing meeting to- morrow, starting at 9:30 a. m, All ladies of the church are invited. Luncheon will be served at noon. A Nash Co. purchased Policeman Bitten in Fight With Prisoner A vouthful drunk, Joseph Dab- kowski, 20, of 231 Washington street, gave Patrolman Axel Carlson and Herbert C. Lyon a stubborn battle when they attempted to arrest him at the corner of East Main and Spring streets yesterday after- noon on a complaint. During the scuffle, Dabkowski bit Patrolman Lyon in the Jeg, gucceeding in draw- ing blood so that the wound was treated by a physician, who took precautions to avoid the possibility of ‘blood poisoning. When arraigned befors Judge Benjamin W, Alling in police court this morning, Dabkowski was charg- breach of -the peace and resistance, and entered pleas of guilty to all three charges. The police sald that they recelved a complaint that a drunk was mak- {ing trouble on East Main street and arriving at.the scene, they saw Dab- kowski start along Spring street and go to the rear of a block. The {vouth went to the top floor of the block and into one of the tenements. claiming that he lived there, The woman gaid that he dldn’'t and when the police tried to take him out, the battle started. Dahkowskl told the court that it was the first time that he was ever arrested, so Judge Alling Imposed fines totalllng $15 on the three tellimg hi mthat he felt that something should he done =0 Phone 2-5888 he would remember the occaslon. e THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphal a P and Ready R ornncu Sk LINB RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Prepatd 09 Yearly Drd!! Rates Upo Count 6 words to .P"“ drplisation ::} Ilnes to an inch, nimum Space, 3 linea, Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for il.l?fl‘d Page on Bame Day. 8at. 10 "Ada Acceptdd Over the for convenlence of N.mellfivhfllfl 925. Ask for a “Want Ag" Oporllo:! BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Seven) approaching car, is not known. It Wwas sald that he could see no one along the side of the road and did not know that the child had been struck, until he heard screams. He Immedlately stopped his car and did all he could to help the child, It was sald at the hospital this afternoon that the little girl was resting comfortably, although she had been badly bruised. Sam Kutz Sued For $800. Sam Kutz of Berlin, a prisoner in the Hartford county jall, has been sued for damages of $500 by Joe Wasel, also of Berlin. Wasel is act- ing through Attorney Joseph G. Woods and the papers were served | vesterday by Constable I'red Winkie of New Britain. The plaintiff alleges that on Aug- ust 81 of this year he had in his possession $500 which was convert- ed by the defendant to his own use without the consent of the plaintift Kutz was arrested and convicted in the Berlin town court and is now serving a jail sentence for the al- leged theft. Money on deposit in a New Britaln bank Kutz has been garnisheed. The writ is returnable in the city court of New Britain the third Monday in November. East Berlin Items The regular meeting of the Com- | munity club will be held at the Knights of Pythlas hall this eve- ning at 8 o'clock. The entertain. ment program is in charge of Wil- liam Ogle and will consist of ex- hibitions by the Boys' and Girls' clubs. The lbrary will be open this eve- nii 5 from 7 to 8 o'clock for the ex- change of books. The program for the next eix weeks of the Community club will be planned at a meeting of the cabinet to be held at the home of R. O. Clark Thursday evening. The ladles of the Methodist church will hold an all day sewing in the church parlors Thursday. The ladies of St. Gabriel's church will mc:t in the parish room of the church Thursday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. The ladtes of St. Gabriel's church will hold another whist social in the socfal room of the church Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and Mrs. ArCher Walsh will entertain. Another large crowd attended the whist social given by the ladles of the Sacred Heart church Monday evening and the following were awarded the prizes: Ladies’ first, Mrs. Welch of Middletown; consola- tlon, Miss Jennie Cote; Gentlemen's first, Willlam McGee of, Kensington and consolation, Donald Stearns. Another soclal will be held next Monday evening. The Soctal VFive club “will meet at the home of Mrs. George Pollard on Cottage street Thursday aftérnoon. P FRANKE. GOODWIN Eyesight Specialist 327 MAIN ST. TEL. 1905 ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Burial "ot, Monuments 1 P NEW BRITAIN—Monumental works, 123 Oak Bt. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting r_epecialty. BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete steel rein- forced; water proof, hermetically scal ed, will outlast elther wood or mMmetal. Do not require larger lots, Reasonably price N. B. Vault Co, Kensington. Tel, 647-16. Florist BOSTON TERNS—Very 1 Bandelli's _Groenhouse, Fhone_ 264312, CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, 5 Oak Dl Bpeclalizing on funeral work. 17_Church Bt. 106, edch special for Saturday and Sunday. Elower Garden Green- house, 1163 Btanley Bt. Lost and Found L] XA EUM OF MONEY lost, between High §t. and N. B. General hospital, Finder will_pleass roturn to Herald Office and rogelve roward. N BLACK AND TAN Alredale pup, 106t; children's pet. Notify Richard Lord, 145 Bassott 8t. Reward, TRD—found, black AN fan with a 1it- Apply Phillp Marino, 11 g tag No. 1468, Finder please return t T Rhedes 5. Reward. LOST—Between Commerclal Bt, and Post Office, bracelot set with topaz and sap- phirs stones. Reward, 27 Madison Bt., | upstalrs. LOST—Diamond stick _pin, _ Prosscution will be Instituted unless person seen “Thurs., Oct. 16th in vichity of Main and Chureh, tearing envelope_and ‘removing stick pin from papers. Return to Her- ald Office, SETTER RUP-lost, ¢ mos. old, and black with tan ticks. please return to 47 Madison St. 2 SMATL CAMEO PIN—lost betweon Greenwood 8t., or Maln or Odd Fellows Hall, Reward If returned to 22 Green- _wood_St. YELLOW 1k bracelot with roses painted on ename], lost; valued as keepeake, _Phone 3192-J. 0 Personals L] AMERICAN FAMILY in _country, would board 1 or 2 children, Splendld location and mother's care. Write Box 15, Herald. SUFFERERS OF white Finder or call HEART TROUBLE— Asthma, dropsy, high blood pressure and paralyels. 1 will gladly tell you, tree of charge, how my dear mother was relleved, without drugs, and her life saved. This I fee) fs my duty to hu- manity. Address, Mra. A. D. Spence, Box 1346, New Haven. Conn. Store Announcements 1 SPECIAL—for this month only, 8x10 wa- ter color enlargement with every dosen photographe. Arcade Studio. Auto and Truck Agencies 8 ACME TRUCKS—Bales and Service, Bric- son Motor Bales. 171 South Maln Bt. AUTOMOTIVE OR CARi and ervl lck Qo. 193 Arch 8t Phone GADILLAG CARS—Sales and _Eervico. Laeh Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main, comer Lincoln_streets, CHEVROLET MGTOR CARS—Sales and sorvice. Buperfor Auto Company, 176 Arch Bt. Phone 211, DURANT COUPE, CHEVROLET, 1024 (Inte) tourin as new, Private owned; Eust Maln, after 6:30, chyap, Hatle; COLUMBIA, 1833=1ig! erful, tine running Continental Red Sea paint, top, endld ‘condition. - Bumper, wiper, mirror, monogram radiator cap. atep p §00d valua In this car will surprl Whitmo: Main 8t ¥ ng cai car for . mechanic. Price §200, ark Bt., Cor. Open_‘svenings thll 9. K M 2110, paint and tires, good clean motor, nice condition, Will sell cheap. {-R. tires and upholstery | mub- Good Elm. Phone 1020 — Very good in Phone AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Salg and upholstery, mechanical shape. 1| lowed, trades consldered, & Co., Park 8t, Cor. Elm Open_evenings thl 9 o'clock, K, M. Searl NO WATER TO FREEZE 10-A FRANKLIN DEMI-SEDAN Driven good. ing. tes, 10,000 miles. Elsctrle primer, Eary riding. Orlginal tires Easy sta New car guaran- FO! 20, s Superfor Auto Sales FORD BEDAN, 1036—uwed only 2 mos, Reasonable if taken at extras, 23 Spring St. mission, new emergency brake, rear end, In very good and starter, overhauled, condition. Price $126 If taken at once, James' A, Epinetta, 160 Maln Bt. 279%0r 2585, FORD, 1924—2 dool | HUPMOBILE, LEXINGTON=Tate Minute Man slx, 6 passenger touring car newly Blx wiro wheels and good tires. dan, good conditio good bargaln, nable. Falrview St Bl A e —— T'ORD COUPE, 1925—looks 1ike new; 1022 121 Salesroom, 7 Ford sedan, Cherry St. Matn 8t, Rudolph's Garage, Phone 2051-2. Phone_2121, balance crank sl tlon throughout, -6 tire Terms and trades considered, I Bt. CarA Elm, in mx sport _mode thoroughly painted, Trades and terms considered. Bence, 61 Main 6t. Phone 2215, reconditioned and C A LEXINGTON=F brougham in eondltion, paint and upholstery cellent, brand new cord A._Bence, 51 Main 8t Phe MACK TRUCK—% fon aump body, tires in A-1 shape, motor just ove Konneth M. s-ur!- A c 2110, OAKLAND 'mv.rm«tt m n o tlon, new battery, good tires, top and Phone curtains. 875 for quick sale. 55-5_after 8 p. m. Suring car, top, curtaing up- nd tires very good. Mechanical- rfect. ‘Terms allowed, trade sldered. Price $550. Co, Park Bt., Cor. Opén_eventngs 111 8 o'clock Bes Phons 2110 BUICK USED CAR DEPT 1228 1024 1024 1923 Buick roadster, like new, Buick touring repainted. Buick roadster, repainted. Bulck touring, perfect, 1924 Chevrolet touring, like new’ 1925 Jewett coups, repainted. 1021 Frankiin touring, repainted. geveral good Forde coupes and nadans. No better used cars are to be found anywhere, GAPITOL BUICK CO. 123 ARCH STREET PHONE 2607, CHRYSLER—{__and 6. Sales and service. Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch _Bt. Bhione 2062, DODGE™ BROTHERS8—8ales and eervice, 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 165 Blm Bt., corner Franklin. Phone 731. FORD CANS and TRUCKB=—Fordson tractor. Bales and weervice. Genuine parts and accessories. Automotive Bales iser\'lce Co., 200 E. Main. Phone 210\ FRANKLIN Care—No wat To freeze. ales_and Bervice, 453 West Main Bt. Tel. 3696, AUPMOBILE CARG—8alen and ervice. City Service Station, Hartford Ave., cor. Stanley St.A. M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray, High grade motor cars. Sales and service, C. A. Bence, 61 Main 8t, Phone 2215 LCEXINGTON, OAKIAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cara Sales and ervice. Hardware ity Motor Co.. § Eim 5t _Phous NASH—motor_cars, Ses the mew I Tales and Bervica A G. Hawker _Tim_street. ALDFMOBILE MOTOR CARS—"The® Re- fined Six" Bmith Motor Sales. 100 West Maln St Phone 2400, REO MOTOR CARS and trucke. M. Searle & Co., Sales and Eim gnd Park §ts. Phone agenfs Jfor_Gabriel Snubbers. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND- motor cara, showroom and service, 137 Cherry St. “Tho Slesve-Valve Motor." ®_0. Rudoloh _Phone 2081-3 STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARI Bervice, Albro Mator Sal Arch Phon Autos and 1'ru Kenneth rvice; cor. 10. Local Bales and Co.. 226 260, s For Sale 9 | AE YOU—Tooking for & good used car? 1t 80, I have that car, it 18 & 1924 Bulck coupe in A-1 condition, E. C. Denison, 103 Lincoln St, City. Phone 1860. CHANDLER—7 passonger fouring, in fine LEXINGTON, runnin condition; new tires. Price $75, Stance, 15 Woodruft Court. Phone HH 0 DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS— 1924 Touring 1923 Sadan 1923 Pouring 1923 Bcreen Delivery 1920 Bcreen Delivery 1924 Roadster with winte FORDS— 1923 Roadster 1921 Screen Delivery 1921 Touring TERMS ARRANGED THP 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 ELM ST, TEL. 781 OPEN EVERY EVENING DISTINCTIVE AUTOMOBILES AT ? SENSATIONAL PRICES AS IT 18 THE POLICY OF OUR FIRM TO SCRAP ALL CARS OF OVER FIVE YEARS OF AGE IT 18 TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OF- PE, 1926 DODGE_ EEDAX, GRAY SPORT TOURI OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, SMOBILE SPORT TOURT 923, 1924 1025 FORD COUPES, 1925 FORD SEDAN, 1922 & 1923 ETUDEBAKER, 1923 BUICK 7- PASE. BEDAN. NUMEROUS OTHERS, AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 PARK 8T. HARTFORD. ALWAYS OPEN, , GRAY and OLDSMOBILE. REO, 1930—touring car, In A-1 conditfon. K. M. Bearle & Co. Park Price $400. K. 8t., Cor. Elm. Phone 2110. inga till 9 o'clock. An Even Score »—A\gu lwvusmcve | ! G WHISKERS 15 ALL WET SO FAQ AS IM CONCERNED' I RAISED A SET JESS LIKE it T YEAH' AN’ WHEN [ rzEAquD ) How THEY MADE ME LOOK CUT 'EM OFF! LISTEN, aus 1 HAD A FACE LIKE YOURS. ONCE' ) COULDNT CUT o OFF 1 door sedan, body A-1 condition. ‘0., 178 Arch Tel. Inquire 6§ —tourlng _cat, counter aft and {n good cond!- Price 8570, K. M. Phone Open eve- By PERCY CROSBY 463 W. MAIN BT, HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT, OFFERS THESE BSELECTED VALUES 1826—Hudson C h, small mlleage, o balloon pe) conditlon Priced to sell, 1824~ Chrysler touring, excelelnt con ditlon, many extras, less than half of the price of 3 a new one, 1023--Maxwell sport touring, paln new, good tires, and fully equip ped, Two to choose from. N, touring h careful usage, priced ruht 1624—Ford touring, looks and rune Priced lower tn the city, 1224—Hudson Coach, absolutely righ throughout, $100. Duco palnf Job, attractively priced. —Hudson Speedster, than any plac thorough: price that you cammot afford t miss, had excellent care, Make us ofter. 19822—Cleveland Sedan, ed. Perfect mechanically, mccessory equipment, 4 bran good buy at our price, | We have several good open cars that on can make a considerable. saving in com. Parisen to prices of next spring. THE HONETIMAN AUTO 183 ARCH BT. TEL. 1543, Don't wait buy now and save money. Your chance to buy a good used Tord, backed by the reputatioh of the jargest Ford dealer In north- ern Connecticut, Here are a few spectals, Many more to choose trom, Tordor New tires, $350,00 Tudor (2), §350.00. Sedap, $260.00, Touflng (4), $76.00 to $175.00, Toadsters (4), $40.00 to $240.00 5 Post Trucks (3), $100 00, Dodge Touring, $100.00, Small down payments, ELMER @UTO CO. 22 MAIN 8T, PHONE 1514, BEE MR, GOSSELIN. VEAH' AN’ WHEN 1 REALIZED 1 . 1033—touring cAr, good palnt, top b good tires, excllent Price $600, terms al- Phone 2110, FRANKLIN MOTORS OF NEW BRITAIN | PHONE 3896, tires, new paint and throughout. and priced 1024—~Hudson Sedan, balloon tires and thoroughly reconditioned, priced low, will trade for lighter car, very 1lke new, a chance to save $75. overhauled and. repainted at a 1924—Mazwell touring, small mileage Newly paint- all new tires, one spare, and extra, TRADES AND TERMS CONSIDERED BALES CO, Pay a8 you ride. [ 11115 best In used cars.. Tha Mohen & Amidon Eales Corp, 368 Mafn 8t., Hart ford, Open evenings and Sunday Terms. AUTOMOTIY 9 Autos and Trucks for Sale o OVERLAND USED CAR DLEPE, 1928 1023 Ford coupe. Ford sedan, Ford tourings, model Overland, tourlng. Overland touring $76. Cleveland roadst Overland closed dellvery, truck Bulck 6 touring, $78. R. 0. RUDOLPH; PHONE 2061-2. PHONE 2131 (5). Late 1923 1921 1925 1919 CHERRY 8T, MAIN BT, 1924 1924 1922 1922 1021 1023 1923 Touring cara (2 Coupe at $150. Coupe at $225. Ton truck. (stake sid $185. 75 ton (panel body) st 176, Ton express at $200. OTHER CARB Paige, 1919, 71 passenger touring At 150, 1924 1923 £ Reo, 1819, touring car, 6 passenger, at $100. Lideral terms on all the above cars. t AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICB €O, 200 B. MAIN BT. PHONE 2101, o - BPECTAL USED CAR BALB t Dotige Brothera coupe, 1023. Dodge Brothers screen¥lel'y, 1923 Ford tudor, 1024, Nash sedan, 1924, Mavwell sedan, 1023, Yord touring, (2), 1923, Ford touring, 1922, Naeh touring car, 1923 Kash coupe, 1924 y o L] A. G. HAWKER, 88 ELM 8T, FHONR 2438, o BTUDEBAKER USED CAR DEFT. Etudebaker, 1925 Duplex. Studebaker, 1925,Spec. coach. Bulck, 1923 T-paes. touring. . Bulck, 1923 Sport roadater. Chevrolet, 1924 Bport touriug Studebaker, 1973 Big 6 sedan Dodge, 19%1 Sedan. ALBRO MOTOR HALES CO., 218 ARCH B8T. PHONE 3280. USED CAR BARGAINS 1923 1023 1920 Ford sedan. Ford coupe. Ford sedan. [ Chevrolet suburban. Beveral cars In good ecndition to ssll under $100, SUPERIOR AUTO CO., 176 ARCH. BT. PHONE #11, THE BEST IN USED CARS s sEAN SEDAN. TOURING 1936 HUPMOBILB 192¢—~HUPMOBILB 1924—HUPMOBILB 1923—HUPMOBILE COUPE. 1921—~HUPMOBILB COUPE. 1924—HUDSON COACH. 1023—HUDSON COACH. 1923—~HUDSON SPEEDSTEL. 1924—ESSEX COACH. 1523—ESSEX COACH. 1922—DODGE TOURING. 1925—CHEVROLET TOURING 1924—CHEVROLET TOURING. 1922—MAXWELL SEDAN, 1932—MAXWELL TOURING, 1926—~OVERLAND SEDAN. 1923—OVERLAND TOURING, 1921—OVERLAND COUPE. 1923—CHANDLER BROUGHAM. 1924—BTUDEBAKER TOURING, 1922—EARL TOURING, 1923—-OLDSMOBILE TOURING 1936—FORD COUPE. 1824—~FORD COUPE. 1924—FORD TOURING, 1933—FORD COUPE. 1923—FORD FORDOR 1922—FORD COUPE. TERMS 6 TO 12 MONTHS. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYE THE MOHEN & AMIDON SALES CORP, 363 MAIN STREBT HARTFORD. " Auto Parts and Accessories 11 11 BE THRIFTY—BUY FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES. HIGH PRKSSURB AND BALLOON TIRES GASOLINE, OILS, GREASES AND SERVICE CLARK'S AUTO ACCESSORIES SHOP, 138 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 1590. SAYTON “THOROBRED"—Cords, sizes, low pressure, long mileage means comfort, safety and economy. reasonable. The Ball Tire Co.. 219 Arch 8t. Tel. 1743, "EDERAL AND LEE TIRES—and storage batteriea J. M. Farrell 110 Frankiin Square. Phone 1569, HARTFORD BATTERIES—When you get tire or battery trouble for road, quick service call 3693, P. & V. Tire and Battery Co., 261 Myrtle St. GOODYEAR TIRES— PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES. IN- STANT BERVICE. WHEN DE- LATS ARE COSTLY. CALL O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. AT %00. 33 WASHINGTON ST, [ §—WIl.L NOT SKID. {GEN KLLG il s ¥ CHESINUT