New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926. A INEET 1 mmman PH]P[t el SIS (SO Ml o oreuivimanty hinia | ol s . f Held as Sender of 100 fillljendind\m]”,‘m 5t = ' vamner 11 : POIS‘T#_ to XJunst x UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS [BELVIDERE] We had a visitor recently at the property. He didn’t think he was interested. Just wanted to see what our announcements were all about. He bought two lots at $785 each—5$1,570 in all. This involved a down pa wyment of 3300. He pays $26 a month. In four years’ time, by means of these easy stages, he owns the land free and clear. In the meantime all of the added im- provements are completed; more homes are built; Belvidere’s importance continues its sen- sational growth; the value of our visitor’s held- ings are double if not triple. o R AT e o R . 0 ol A m LAST DAY —_— TOMORROW ' " i [:.loes thtis inter:sttyou? FLO RENCE ‘. gome ll;:ome to reqtfil OIL RANGE Sl DEMONSTRATION | Florence Oil Ranges. There is more heat and less care with the Florence. It is economical because it burns less kerosene You get the best results with the Florence. BELVIDEREI Come in and let us show you why In the Rear of the New State Normal School. Touching at the Point Where the New Dormitories Are to Be Built FI OREN‘ E See the Property on Wells Street, Amherst Street, East Street, Princeton Street, Biltmore Street, Covington Street U Tear Tt and Mall or Call ' i Florence ovens are made with the “baker's arch” i 1 [ i LINCOLN REALTY CO. The Raphael Bldg., 99 West Main Street, New Britain, Conn. Use the Coupon and patented heat-spreader, assuring even baking. I s and fos FE fotalned Atic e it 5 ! i had T = il : t ) ASS g £ Telephone 4152 PONZI SEERS BAI 17 oniy 4 o 3 4l - > y 7. oty T m See these when you are in the storc Use the Phone I want to learn more about oppor- " \ 1 : A S erastadit : 5 . tunity at University Heights. v I ERICKSON & CARLSON | Come In! T 377 Main Street A Reliable Furniture Store Telephone 1177 G. C. Kotzbach Enters ational Cooling Contest Celebrating Franklin’s 25th Anniversary Leaving Burritt Hotel at 9 A. M. this morning, D. S. T., G. C. Kotzbach of Franklin Motors of New Britain entered a Series 11 Franklin stock car in the 100 MILES IN LOW GEAR CONTEST hetween Franklin representatives in all paris of the country. This is exclusively an air-cooled contest as waier-cooled cars do not dare enter a contest of this kind. This nation-wide contest is the greatest cooling demonstration that hasever taken place on wheels. It is expected that a speed of 15 miles per hour will be maintained throughout. No steps will be permitted. Be on hand at the Burritt Hotel to car which because of its superior cocling and oiling system and its exclusive case hardened crank shaft, and superior worlrmanship can siand this gruelling test. Air cooling elimnates all danger of freezing, boiling or leaking and provides un- equaled riding comfort and driving ease. QUAKER STATE OIL is used to lubricate the Franklin car as it is believed to be the best lubricating oil manufactured. Prominent citizens of New Britain will observe this local run and will see that all conditions are lived up to.