New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 16

- o B T aal Icusm child of the family, went on |the mantelplece beside the family | Bible and “Pllgrim's Progress” when new educational methods and sub- jects discarded the one-room rural «ymm The McGuffey readers and contemporary, the little red rm‘mnnfl» became only symbols of p in the evolution of rural ed- WGUFFEYITES ARE NOW ORGANIZED | sc [the reader's column of The Indfan. Ind'anapolls, Ind, Oct. 27 () — |1 studied 45 years ugo?” Two per- Indianians Wau t 0 Perpetualewa.. apolls News asked: “Where can 1 The small schoolhouses that ummw |sons answered the inquiry with of- Ly l\vn‘ several years ago, a letter in [ A First Readers get the old McGuffey school books ers to share thelr McGuffey read- Indlana's hillsides half a century : ago have become garages and gran- 'S but refusing to sell them, Other arles, but the lessons learned in |Indianians whose alma mater was ers will |the hillside achoolhouse asked ac be perpetuated by “The McGuffey- eS8 to the readers. In soveral ites,” an assoclation of Hoosier state [months The News published 74 let- S |ters about the McGuftey readers. In the days when the three R's| In the 74th letter, Otis J. Miller constituted the curriculum, the (of Bloomington, called a meeting of readers prepared by Dr. W, H, Me- |“McGuffeyites" in Indianapolls, and Guffey were the standard, and often |an organization was perfected and the only texts. Many its [named. Its purpose is to keep alive covers battered and ves worn |the traditions of the McGuffey read- thin by hard usage from each suc- [ers and the little red schoolhouse them from the McGuffey re a copy, let Fifth Avenue Styles n Women’s Wearin Apparel siyelsey Charity’s Own |SKIPPY - 1 GOT A FOOTBALL SUIT "WITH THE SOAP MONEY'N' THEN WHEN L he “do ade in p R e - THEY SENT ME A THREATNIN' tvm 1 TOOM 1T BACK~ AND HER PALS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, R eSS days. Today the 200 members, pub newspaper, and ho ings. NATIONALITIES T0 FORM RED CROSS Groups to Contest bership Campaign ¥rom November Plans to double the membership of the New Brital American Red Cross were formulat- ed at a meeting ir Commerce rooms a new plan for th was put into effect, be held from A Thanksgiving, Nov vember 26, The plan as adopted last evening was suggested by Joseph Gaeta, ed! Connecticut tor of The Different groups For less than any other store in New Bntain This women’s store, that will be different, pomises reproductions of the very latest New York styles within a few days of their creation and, what is more, guarantees that the prices you pay shall be lower than similar goods can be purch- ased for elsewhere, either in New Britain or Hartford, This is not an idle promise. will tell you from day to day why we can—and will, promise. The women, misses and children of New Britain will dress better on less money You o A A Commise » m 8 D | aceept SIONERS John J. Keogh, Clerk. LOT oL /‘vwxs\ [ ANT / INTERESTED }/ N ACCIDENT INGURANCE \ AN THAT'S 5 organization h lishes a monthly Ids regular meet- ferent nationalities will be organized and each group will solicit member. ships among its own people, They will not be prevented from soliciting from anyone in the clty, but their activities will be centered malnly among thtir own people. The groups will be represented on the general committee as follows: Jewlsh, Edward A, Mag; Polish, Stanley J. Traceski; Itallan, P. Papa; Assyrian, Harry Kevorkain; Lithua~- nian, John J. Gerdls; German, Rich. DRIVE TEAMS in Annual Mem- ard Schaefer; Russian, Rev. Mr, Dankevitch; Swedish, J. Gustave 11 to 26, T Johnson; Ukrainlan, Rev. Bernis; | Slavish, Stephen Dudack; Armenian, in branch of the| Rev. 8 Yonan. n the Chamber of last evening and | e annual roll call | The roll call will rmistice Day to ember 11 {0 No- 200 PATR OF SHOES STOLEN were taken from the ehoe store con- Jucted by Abraham Kruger at 108 Campbell avenue, West Haven, some time last night. A truck had been backed up to the front door of the | bullding and virtually all of the 'stock In store removed. Magazine representing dif keep this Watch this space for further news. Grant Ready-to-Wear Store W' GoT THE tamP SHADE . | NEVER USED I7. | DIDN'T. AH! BUT ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN TO THE BEST g 1 OF US. MR PERKING' ADTRIME S I NEVER HAD ONg! Now Haven, Oct. 27 (A—Two hun- | ired pairs of shoes, valued at $1,200 | THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick Ind Rud! Reference, G TES FOR | CON!ECUTIV!} INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd 0 o1 ling Upon Appllcation Count 6 words to -p i 14 lines to an tnch. Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 conts, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M, for cm-m-a Page on Same Day. Bat. 10 Adl Accepted Over the Telephone for convenience of customers. Call 925, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial *ot, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Monumental works, 123 Oak St. Monuments of all size and d-ml tions. ~ Carving and letter cutting clalty. aunu VAULTS—Concrete stes] rein- forced; water proof, hermetically seal- | od, will outlast elther wood or metal. | Do not require larger lots, Reasonably priced. N, B, Vault Co, Kensington. FonGur-15. Florist [ BOSTON FERNG—Very reasonable prices, Sandelll's Greenhouse, 218 Oak 6t Phone 2643-12, CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing variety, Epwch\llziu] on funeral work. Johnson's Gi 11 Baturday Ylewev Gi house, 1163 Stanley St. Lost and Found L] LOST between Northend School and Wil- low Brook Park, wide' brown chinchilla belt for child’s coat, Finder please call 3533.W, MALE DG found. Ing. Donnelly Brick o. Gudcn STRING OF PEARLE—lost between i Mary's school hall and Commerctal 8., _Thursday evening. Call 2818, TIGER ANGORA—KItten Tost. Return to 32 Wakefleld Court. Phone 1715-5. $207 BILL, LOST—Bunday evening, be- tween Elm and Main 8t. Finder call 31863, after 6 o'clock. Re $30 LOST—between 64 Chestnut &t and Coun. Co., office Sunday night. Re- turn to 64 Chestnut St. Reward. Store Announcements 1 SPECIAL—for this month only, §x10 wa- ter color enlargement with every dozen photographs. Arcade Studlo, ‘ AUTOMOTIVE ' Auto and Truck Agencies 8 ACME TRUCKS—Sales and Gervice. Erlc- son Motor Sales. 171 South Main &t Phone 870. BUICK MOTOR CARS—Balea and Service, Capital Buick Co, 193 Arch 6t. Phone 2607, Lumcm OAKLAND AND GRAY— ind Service. Hardware City 3 TA “and Superior Auto Company, 176 Phone 211, CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Gales and worvice. Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch St._Phone 2962, service, Arch_St. DODGE. BROTHERS—Eales and service, B, & F. Motor Sales Corp., 166 Eim Bt., corner Franklin, Phone 731, . FORD CARE and Fordson tractor, Sales Sales _& Bervice Co., 200 E. Main. Phonp 2701, NKLIN Cars—No water to freeze. and Service, 453 West Main 8t 3696, HUPNOBILE CARS—Salen and_Service. City Service Statlon, Hartford Ave, cor, Stanley St. A, M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray. HIgh grade motor cars, Eales and service. C. A Bence, 61 Main St. Phone 2215 LEXTNGTON. OAKLAND and GRAY M tor Cars, Sales and Service. H Oty Motor Co., & Elm NASH—motor_cars. Ses the new line. Sales and Service. A. G. Hawker, 58 Flm Stree! Phone 24586, MOBILE MOTOR CARS—The Re- fined Six.” Smith Motor Sales, 100 West Maln St. Phone 2800, REO MOTOR CARS and trucks. Keneth 2. Searls & Co., Bales and Service; cor. Eim and Park &ts. Phone 2110, Local agents for_Gabriel Snubbers. | STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Gales and Service, Albro Motor Sales Co. 226 Arch 8t. Phone 260, WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— motor cars, Sale sand Bervice. 127 Cherry. 8t. he Sleeve-Valve Motor." R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2. Natives of the Polynesian Islands cat bats which have a tender white TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1925, AUTOMOTIVE ' Autos and Trucks For Sale CHANDLBR, 1034—4-doof chummny, nilln‘ Motor Balel 2063, U SR S S COLUMBIA, 1933—Coups in. bice shaps throdighout, an economical sz at $450, Torms ‘arranged. Hennett Motor Sales Co., 260 Arch Bt. Phone 2953, FORD COUPE, 1g36—Iooks llke new; 1933 Rudolph's Garage, Cherry 8t, Phone 2061-3. _Main Bt. Phone 2131, FORDE—We have 3 Yordor ssdans that and otherwise, 5 good tir euch, Bennett Motor Sales Arch 8t. Phone 2952, HUPMOBILE dition, no Phone 1755- oo offer refus: sonable Minute Man iz, 6 passenger touring car o). ‘2983, * MAXWELL COUPE, perfact condition. Rudalph's ~ Garags, Phone 2081-2, 1933 —3-passengar, Price _reasonable. 127 Cherry Bt BUICK USED CAR DEPT. i q 1928 Like new. 1923 Repainted. 1931 Repainted. 1934 Chevrolet touring. Iike new, 1922 Chevrolet touring, Bargain, 1925 Ford fourdor sedan. 1825 Ford coups. 1323 Ford coupe. CAPITOL BUICK CO, 193 ARCH STREET PHONE 2007, NEW BRITAIN. LeoK I'1 Owing to the Increasing demand for Hupmeblle, Hudson and Es- sox cars we areplacing our entirs stock of ‘Used Cars on’ at prices no other desler in Hart- ford can offer you. THE BEST.IN USED CARS 1925 FORD. TUDOR; 1924 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL TOURING. 193¢ EESEX COACH. 1924 HUDSON . COACH. 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1924 FORD COUPE. 1924 FORD TOURING, 1023 HUDSON COACH, . 1023 HUDEON SPEEDSTER. 1923 OVERLAND EEDAN. 1923 EBEBX -COACH. 1923 CHANDLER BROUGHAM. 1923 FORD COUPE. 1923 FORD TOURI 1921 BUICK TOURINY 1023 MAXWELL. TOURING. . 1923 MAXWELL SEDAN. 1822 BAY ETATE ROADEUHF. 1922 FORD. COUPB. 1923 FORD SEDAN. Terras § to-17 montha Open_ Evenings and undays THE MOREN & AMIDON SBALES CORP. 368 MAIN BTREET LIBERAL REDUCTION TO MOVE OUR USED CARS s 1924 Dodge Bros, sedan, Dodge . Bros;, coupe. Durant touring, Moon touring. Moon touring. *Bulck sedan. Lexington pedgn. Hupmoblle touring. Ford sedan. Ford sedan and coupes. 1824 Oldsmoblle sedan. MANY OTHERE IN GOOD' RUNNING ORDER AS LOW- AS $100, AARON @. COHEN, ING., 138 PARK ST. HARTFORD, CONN. |flesh, OPEN EVENINGS Now THE Do | OWE MONEY OR HE l!" Salesroom, 7 are in very good condition mechanieally 3800 260 JPE, 1033~1n good con- G THESE CARS MUST BE §OLD BEFORE LBXINGTON—Iate 1933, wport model, FOAM SOAP PEOPLE OWE ME MONEY- ACCIDEAT, 1DIOY Aatos and .Trucks for Sale § rifice on this car, can be bought for 3850, Torme can be artanged, Bemett ¢ Co., 250 Arch Bt. Phone CHEVROLET' USED CAR DEPT, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG OFFER | REMOVAL BALES OF USED CARS NOV. 16th, thoroughly reconditfor and newly . 8ix wire whe 008 tires. and term ONLY 350 DOWN. Bence, §1_Main 8t._Phone 3218, LEXINGTON=F" pamsinger, ™ late ’:".: brougham in tiret clase . mechanic condliion, pelut ans sphainary are .,e: 1933 Chevrolet roadster, $325. cellent, brand new cords, A._Bonce, 61 Maln Bt. Phone 3116 1933 Ford sedan, 335, "Acx TRUCK—5% ton dump bod. 1928 Chevrolet roadster, (two), $395. 1433, Vord sedan, $307, Open_evenings 4 WAXWELL,; 1924—b-passeng 1934 Overland touring, $334. Condition and appearance, are thos new car § good tires. P anly I'M. €193 ¥ord coupe, $334. Torms and trades’ consid: e B e Aren &t “Phons| 1930 Dodge roadster, $50T. 2062, MAXWELL, T8 —touting cars, (1), npw| 1136 Ford sedan s, (s 1924 Chevrolet coupe, $325. Prics $350 each. Bennett Motor Sales y Contaeo Aren 8i._Tmone 1083, 1926 Chevrolet % ton truck, $418. WAXWELL—club 1925 model, run 1923 Studebaker coups, $438. only: 4200 miles. Excellent condition. 4 . SUPERIOR AUTO CO., 176 ARCH BT. TEL. 311, KENNETH M. EEARLE & CO, REO’ MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS . ELM AND PARK STS. Reo 6 cyl. teuring. Reo 6 cyl. touring. Hupmoblls 4 c3l. Ford touring. Cole 3" touring. Dodge touring. Reo Speed Wagon. tourlng. Reo Speed Wagon. Reo Gpeed Wagen. PRICES LOW TERMS BPAST 49 DAY GUARANTEE WITH EACH CAR. RENEWED FORDS Tador eedan (D, Rosdeter (8, Roadster (3), o Ceup‘ 33 "l‘:‘u' truck, - (stake stdes), at % ton " (pazel Dod!) ot 1. ‘Ten ; ;’fi at § l Paige. :m‘ T passenger nlml L Reo, xm. toflnnul ear, § passenger, Libers) terms om all the above ears AUTOMOQTIVE -SALES ‘& SBRVICE 0O. 200 B. MAIN ST. PEONE 310 e e b e i DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGB BROTHERS— Touting. Sed Touring. Touring. Réadster with winter tep. Roadster. COMMERCIAL, CARS-— 1833 Bcreem Delivery, 1931 Bereen Dlivery. 1930 Screen Delivery. FORDS~— 1931 Touring. TERMS ARRANGED /THE 5. & ¥. MOTOR SALES CORP. 156 BLM 8T. PHONB 181. OPEN EVERY BVENING By PERCY CROSBY THING IS THE EVER- Do THEY DONE THAT A’ PURFOSE!Y AUTOMOTIVE Aatos and Trocks for Sale GOOD VALUE-—~ Your chamte to buy ‘s good used Ford, backed by the reputation ot ‘the largest Ford donler i northe muocticut, Here are & few. wpecfals, Many more to choose o Fordor New tires, $35Q,00. Tudor (2), $360.00, Sedan, $260.00, Touring (4), $76.00 to $17 Roadsters (1), $40 00 to $240.00. § Post Trucke (2), $100.00. Dodge Touring, §100.00¢ 8mall down payments, 2 Pay as you mds. ELMER AUTO CO, 12 MAIN BT, PHONE 1513, BEE MR, GOSSELIN, e ———————— HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. OFFERS THESE SELECTED VALUES 1925 —Hudson wmall mileage, perfect cond! Priced to sell, Conch, balloon tires, new paint a on ' throughout. 1924—Chrysler touring. excelelnt con- ditlon, many extras, and priced less than half of the price of a new one, 1924—Hudson Sedan, balloon tires and thoroughly reconditioned, priced low, will trade for lighter car. 1028—Mazwell eport new, good tire peda Two to choose from. 1923—Nash touring has_ had careful usage. priced right. 1324—Yord touring, looks and runs like new, a chance to eave $16. Priced. lower than. any. place io the city. 1924—FHudson Coach, absolutely right throughout.. $100. Duco paint Job, attractively priced, 1923—Hudeon *Epeedster, ~ thuroughly overhauled and repainted at & price that you cannot afford to touring, patnt and tully equip- very miss, : 1024—Maxwell touring, emall mileags, had excellent care. Make us an offer, 23—Cliveland Gedan, - Newiz paint. Porfect mechanically, all S tam it \ .nd tires. one epare, and extra, 00d buy at our b We heve seteral good open cars that one cen make & considerable saving in com- parison to prices_of mext spring TRADES. AND TERMS CONSIDERED THE HONEIMAN AUTO. BALES CO., 139 ARCH 8T. TEL. 2542 Dor't wait buy now and sa: money. OVERLAND: USED CAR DEPT, 1933 b 1936 1919 Ford .sedan. Ford touringe, models. Overland tovring. Overland touring $76. /Cloveland roadster. Overland closed delivery t: Bulck 6 touring, $75. R. 0. RUDOLPRH, 137 CHERRY 8T, PHOND 2061-3. ¥ MAIN PHONB 3131, (@), Late STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT. Btudebake: Duplex. Bpec. coach. o8, touriy, 1028 193 ek, Bulek, 1923 8po Chevrolet, 1924 8port tour! Studebaker, 1923 Big 6 sedan. Dodgs, 1921 Sedan. ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO. 318 ARCH 8T, PHONE 2104, SPECIAL USED CAR SALB Dod Dodge Brot! Ford tudor, 1 Nash sedan, 1924, . Mavwell sedan, 1933. Ford touring ¥ord touring. Nash touring ar, 1023, Nash coups, 1934, coupe, 1923, creen dal'y, 1038, A. G, EAWEER, 4 BLM 8T. PHONE 3458, Auto Parts and Accessories 1 FEDERAL AND LEE TIRES—Wet and dry storage batteries. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin _Square... Phone 1564, HARTFORD BATTERIES—When you get tire or battery trouble for road, quick service call 3693. & V. Tire and Battery Co, 361" Myrtle St. BE THRIFJT—BUY FIRESIONE TIRES AND TUBES. HIGH PRESSURE AND BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, VILA GRBASES ‘AND SERVICE CLARK’ A ACCESSORIES BHOP, SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONB 150. GOODYEAR TIRES— PREST-O-LIT® BATTERIES. IN- STANT GERVICE. WHEN DR- LAYS ARE COSTLY, CALL O'NEIL TIRD & BATTERY CO. AT 908, 3 WASHINGTON ST. VACDUM CUPS—Will them - trial mot skid, Give this winter. H. Coge- well, ' $ Chestnut St. Fhome 14133, Autos—Taxi Service 13 " 00—TELLOW CAB—2100 BAGGAGE TRANSFER Garages 10 Let 14 AUTO STORAGE—Day and might wservice, Charland's Auto Bervice tion, (rear), 437 Maln - 8t Phone 1644, AUTOMOBILE STORAGE—Modern steam heated garage. §5 mont and polishing. 287 Eim St