New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1926, NEW WORDS ADDED GORBETT MAKES us F L 5 PUNSHED . v H mittee Hearings, Hanaging Editor of New Stan- U, §. Cummlsswnel‘ Talks at : Wiy, e Varch 80 P = The i dard Gives Out List Liong' Club Meeting i B, Prentice; Sonntors, e ol 1y ot n by unani. nittes members it out by Lee letter writing T sentatives in t of lower postal s 1t Chairman Moses “intends to do H Ki 1 Dr ug PROFITS! 1d the reso- Believe Aged Man Forged s T80 Check to Pay for Food was in the N. I, March 30 (& : contempt | carpet whict trillions would 1 around | Na little white | Georg as @ patches would be the universe i vhich the carth is. Coming closer velers eare m. O rested yeste for £5.50, was arraigned i (lcd at \\ llmmgton\ ch (A—An under- | v with a power court here t t would gro 1 warme itor Thomas ew ne 1 discover it as nown to those on the court said your honor, There is no safer, sounder, investment in the world than Real Estate in a growing section of a growing city. Every savings hank, every insurance company and countless other corporations, -’ml by ,']‘w invest their surplus funds in real estate, because it is safe, sound a 1000 gallon Jon drums filled and profitable. Pnlmud Advertisement Political Advertisement | He sald the great- fon which can be drawn moral distinction, T without In nearly every section of New Britain real estate values are ascending, particularly in the extreme western and northern sec- tions. We are an automobile dviving nation. People are huying farther and farther away from the husiness center. ine L OUR NEXT MAYOR vz | STANLEY UCHALIK tendanee A few years ago one could have purchased the whole Shuttle Meadow Club tract for a song. . . .Today this property brings from $50 to $60 a front foot. . . .So it is with this northern sec- tion. It's an easy matter to look hack, property values have doubled and redoubled in this district. The city has established a beautiful park in this northern “Quarter” and directly across the street from the park lies a magnificent property A man who l'outh on Neven [‘ronts in Irance for you and wants to fight for you Again il YOU want him? Appeals to you for support at the Pri- maries March 31st. Vote For anleyUchalik UCHALIK CAMPAIGN COMMITTEL 1 president of tional ident of | pres Now then; drive out and glance over this property and its sur- roundings, study its accessihility, its convenience to neighbor- hood stores and schools, compare its values with surrounding properties, then it won’t take any great amount of vision to see what is going to happen here in a year or two. & The Biggest Radio Value Ever Offered o }{”Ngw VL]}H % SPLITDORF Comnlste with All Accessories You may follow the judgment of the State of Connecticut, which has invested over a million dollars in this immediate neighbor- hood. You may follow the judgment of the city, which has es- tablished a pretentious park. You may follow the judgment of Tanders, Frary & Clark who have purchased 15 of these lots. You may follow your own judgment. Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye The property is here, the time is NOW., Amp ! veady I Batieries 1 Aerial Outfit [ 1 Loud Sncaker $] @\1 DON'T DELAY! Im\‘ VEACE YOUR ORDER i [ is in a mn.' two-tone dition to derived rretted RO & During this week, deposits are being AT 1’{"’ = fl accepted at The Commerecial Trust Co. A 0“—593 for lots in Stanley Quarter Manor. ca enry ’5,_._,@ M@’ns Send or call for our booklet and selec- | 11 tion plan. D SChOIiS { 365 Main Street VICTROLAS PIANO R \i)l() Opp. Myrtle Street P Zmo-pads . l1 T DRESS GOO) HOP [ %o : ’.; URESE GOODS BARGAINS FCR ‘\".,, ED\JESDAY e e Agency TABLL DAMASK $1.25 van . e B 6 Tnch e Vinen PRINTED CHARMEUST . BRUTITLED CURTAINS 3 “l""] ReNen |‘:\| En i !":Y;H TOWELIN ‘vA " ':‘-‘A“‘I!‘!HH 1 Fast Color) il 1.39 w0 $1.98 18c vam 45¢ Heg. 8150 Reg, S2.69 Reg. S1.25 Reg .00 - BARONLT SHLR 10 Inch Pure RAYON SILK SATIN ‘ AT e \v””‘\|l;‘|\\ DRAPERI S s ““\['L: Abs b 98¢ v $1.98 79¢ « $4. 98 N R T T R T T Y R e T