New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 2

2 TW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATbmJ\\ OCF()I I‘R 91 1025, [ Select Personal | LOBBY OF NEW THEATER ON MAIN STREET || e CH&%TDN;AS — 27 | MR. & MRS. HOMESEEKER— ok : i Is This What. You're Looking For? Early ; , ot sppalog g : UL e T o —a real “comfy” home of 6 medium-sized rooms, tiled bath, Aieweted i dipies of i W00 W o) e oak floors, steam heat, fireplace, with a garage for the car— s s g , e in a most charming locationsw"~e you're absolutely sure of ‘ the right kind of neighbors? DICI'(TEESON ‘ ikt y o b || If so we have it—also another in the same locality, the last R S ' two " of twelve (we've sold 10 of them) we constructed dur- DRUG CO. o T ol ing the past summer. One is at the southern extremity and 169171 MAIN SI: vt S EOAE) Ty sl on the east side. of Harding S*. —the other occupies the same : i . 1 nocition on Coolidge St., one *!ack west. P — WOULD YOULIKETO || - g ni M ' Why not drive down that way this afternoon and look them FOR YOUR FALL o : e B R aver! To reach ‘them drive Yown Lincoln St. from West T == ' Cw Tt Main. and turn left on Monroe. Then drive east on Mon- i o ) | @ roe for only a short distance —and there you are! ‘n\ sults au | i I you rrefer, just give us a “ring” and we'll take you out B, there —any time. For vour convenience we'll be open ato- | Main strefl \JY Contaras Brmhrr & | ;fi,;;;;;g;,h;u;;"{r;wg‘ ARCTIC NIGHT 1S i s ey el mieht il 8:30, @ splendid op~orbumity in which to learn more uit ’mil:;,-e Hoftma 0 bt AN LI Tave s ITnes ernment Cartographic expedition of wean, st |40 o Tront on Bal et T HOST HES[}[ATF‘:""’W‘F“ ot e nineis: 4 about them, especially our easv terms. xtra patr of || 0Eeo e . while the lobbles |state hydrographers, who carried I 5 ned will run at right angles to Main| out their mission on Amundsen's | TWO TROUSER SUITS street, but the auditorlum w former supply ship Farm. | (from an excellent maker) parallel with the thoroug . o e 1 0 maln floor will seat 1,56 { : 20 ) LES R i, 8 5 terior of the building will 1 : "mf' MILES LER. | high. The building will be ons | London-—Brifishers and th s ; SFQ I ] Q most beautiful and modern umerous summer visitors have | ) (] ® (] et ectio this summer made so many rd]\’ i Njamrsies | §02 72 % St B 55 mniere il CITY HALL BLDG. ~« PHONE 30 HARTFORD not a glimmer of sunllght wiil be o S eclal tours P ur Kind” | seen again until the end of April 1 L Gl IECRyASto BUIEC) ‘Better Alabaster Lamps his coming winter will he aven have left his offics at the rate of e From l\mx Tut's Time » an s uiet in Spitz- | 1,000 miles a minute, London, s 3 e c ERES———— (TR T L be e | Beltleme -;' be virtually de-} s e low 1 prices now | J. D. DONAHUE | /5:5ians 5005 ave mado it imperative to /B s 5 stric put and from Kings Vo eCulture Koo R ° ‘ w2l The Gateway to Opportunity In v will have odd jobs for SRRl S S R G S e P—--——"—-‘—"——-— Ny tomh hi 1t o ; : . i v ate heir nes , but enly a dozen | Mme. Louis De Feo | . e S Jamps were excouted fn W L the remote Swedish mine || (Glacia Galla) | I des 2 a v, which this vear | o Internationally |\|m\\n Spern e e & B even s ihatanaclR singer i 5 e : ‘ Has l(coponcd Her Studio t X 3 Northern Coal com- | for Beginners and Advanced Vocalists SLCLALITNG I coacinG [ ¢ " e ] o Almost Everyone Realizes the Opportunity Existing in Florida Today-—That There Is AND BECONTILEIING 1 A g anaion oo, ftone nere e more ol () 2 Greater Chance for Profit Than Has Ever Before Existed in the Lifetime of the Ordi- Waverly Buoilding Main Street, Hauettord | "5y S0 0 i T o of e e ot nary Person, But—and Here Is the Most Vital Element— How Can You Take Advantage of This Opportunity for Yourself Without Risk of Loss? IRETar 2 iy & The Bodwell Realty Co., noted locally and In November, 1923, we selected SANFORD, First-Grade Unental Rugs St RaLie L I @ throughout Connecticut for its many safe “The City Substantial,” located in the center i and conservative land developments, de- of the state, at the head of navigation on S. V. SEVADJ]AN ; : # cided to enter the southern field as owners the St. Johns river, as a city “set for suc- 45 Grawd Strcet Teleghone 1190 || : o) §| and developers only after careful study of cess” through its possession of those funda- Also All Kinds of Repalring BT T ot A i&l the Florida situation. mental features essential to a great futuve. Here you will not find inflation, but sound values based unon a solid foundation. Sanford does and will support business twelve months in the year through its enormous cultivation of celery and other diversified industries. We offer you substantial values here, without risk, which values are certain to rise at Ml consistent prices, Lots fully developed—with sidewalks, water, gas and electricity. Z lll Paved streets within the city. Prices from §775 to $1450—355 to 60- foot fronts. O’lel/fli i B : alance in monthly or semi-annual ‘ gjfl afld flUNGRY 7”0{'”6’/\‘ I TERMS: 15% Down payments and interest at 6 per cent OUR MILK— 3 I . . §| A hot, well made cup cf delicious | | YOUR MILK ¢ | OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS OF THE FOLLOWING HIGH-GRADE RESTRICTED | BAKER’S COCOA | | PROPERIES IN SANFORD, FLORIDA It comes from a mod ern dairy where good wil appesse thees ben appetes and 4 |}l BEY AIR—307 LOTS DREAMWOLD—1,100 LOTS ~ MAYFAIR—115 LOTS also provide cons 1d»mblc nutrition. il 1 1 The BODWELL REALTY COMPANY WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd. ‘ 407 National Bank Bldg., New Britain, Conn.— Phone 1801 's rich in butter fat. # [ESEIBERT & 50N | ¢ | poscresTeR, ’;‘A« 7 PARK | 5 [ c AN MILLS AT N EAL '7° L <) Beoke of o Rec 3 MAKE SURE 175 SebeRTs. Y o H. T. Bodwell, President and Treasurer : F. E. Crandall, Manager F