New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 14

14 10 ATTEND BIG FIGHT He Did Not Intend L R. Goes Back to Standard e | Time With New Schedule | wues : MSW TRAING | TAKES EMPLOYER'S GASH l | Ward y in t i nd all other forms of are carried out there. Conn. Aggies to Open ; With Maximum Class Storrs, Conn. t Mmaximum enro! bured, T it year at tural o he camp before lunch e began h tion of 500 st ated wi morrow. phone ¥ hairman of th The new hall will increase the that is now B 00 The Big 26-0z. Bottle for the whole family— ORDER TODAY _ Get acquainted with our new store, where you can find Shoes and Hosiery of unusual merit. Shoes that fit—Shoes that wear— Shoes that satisfy. Hosiery of the best known makes, The W. G. Simmons Corp. 89 West Main Street 357MAIN ST NEW BRITAIN. “RED TAG” SALE Tomorrow for Boys NOW—For Mothers to buy for the boy at absolute cost — We have given men bar- gains that they’re still talking ahout — the hoys have their Trousers, Vest and Coat. | regular price $11.50. chance tomorrow BOYS’.* | We paid $7. Tom A RACK OXTIOW bt o o s o OF peeed UL TS 5 for them-—Selling at “RED TAG” Sale | All the new weaves, patterns $H.45 and colors; 2 pairs of Golf “RED TAG” items are marked at abso- lute cost. If you can BOYS’,. Piece ANOTHER R Our ¢ Sell elsewhere at $15.00. ACK OF SUITS duplicate them at That cost us wholesale $9.45—Selling Tomorrow at 331/3% more um,-‘,\BSOL['TE COST to Advertise Cur Boys® Suits— fl pair long and 1 pair golf with ,—(“ | vest and coat. Our regular price $ 45 We Guarantee that is $13.50. Sell elsewhere at $16. Uj are yours FREE! every item adyertised ! ——r T P e . A FOOTBALL FREE WITH here—is at the ahso- lute cost to us. Regular Price 95¢ BOYS’ CAPS Cost 69¢, Red Tag Sale Cost EACH BOYS’ SUIT TOMORROW BOYS’ LUMBERJACKETS Regular 69C | Price $5.00. ERE YOU :Re‘ SUITED (2 STORES) 8 .95, Selling at $3.95 INC. " I35 MAIN ST, BRISTOL . | | | Handle Great Amount of Freight **c...oq v, o shown over the best pre in the ; | _MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT andled without a car shortage or | The police were not her t n difficulties. The 1spension of the o of Dr. David W; placed in s in 85 Weeks Jackamonis at the street s Kovakiewicz last n to the board of dire ncrease of 3.4 per cent ous record ng perfod of last lun of ten per cent|was - The Champion of Them All é{g; ; = The ORTHOPHONIC VIC- TROLA has proven the most scientifically constructed in- strument on the market, in addition to its beautiful ap- pearance and sturdy con- struction, nothing like it was ever created. You must hear it to appreciate the ORTHO- PHONIC. The Model Ilustrated $95.00 Only a few more old type Victrolas left at HALF PRICE—Better get in on one and save from $50.00 to $100.00 Moderate Terms—Best Service Henry Morans & Sons 365 Main Street Directly Opposite Myrtle LOG OF RUN Dhtance covered . 3471 mies Time « « « « 86hre, 20 minn Average spesd . 40.2 mi.per br. Fastext regutar e by train (inchading conarections) 92 hrs., 45 min. Beat fastest time by train 6hrs, 25 min. See the Driver and the Car that Beat the Fastest Transcontinental Train, Sept. 25, 1926 10 'Til 2 P. M. QB JENKINS will be at our display rooms tomorrow. With him will b his Studebaker Big Six “Sheriff”” in which he and Ray Peck shattered all previous transcontinental records on June 17. Their sensational time of 86 hours and 20 minutes from Broadway to the Golden Gate beat the time of fastest limited trains by 6 hours and 25 minutes. The car owned by Jenkins is a stock model Studebaker with only the addi- tion of a 48-gallon gasoline tank, electric impulse gasoline feed, extra battery and minor equipment such as you will see on the car. You are invited to inspect this record-breaking ‘“‘Sheriff”” while it is on dise play in our showroom—not because it is different in any way from the Big Sixes on our floor but to sce its excellent condition after the gruelling trip of 3471 miles—against tremendous odds of road and weather—at an average speed of 40.2 miles per hour. Come in and meet Ab Jenkins in person. Let him tell you some of the dramatig incidents of this thrilling dash from coast to coast. DEALER & DISTRIBUTOR k | Associate Dealers Sub Dealers A Domijan Motors Broad St. Palace Garage E. Main St. Wiegard & Albro Meriden Camp Motor Sales, Southington STUDEBAKER 1