New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1927, Page 5

s " GAS STATIONROW ) e ————————— ——— QLR . ANDREWS & (@[N] Al SALE i N R N —_—— e . Residents Anticipate Petition = , Which Does Not Materialize rawun | Sl For Tomorrow—Thursday—Only 'nllnonl be erected in the vicinity of ! Frankiin square and claiming that | i * there was no need for the location ] of a gas station at the corner of | | Franklin square and Pearl street, F Ji . (eat an expected petition for the # “erection of the station into the Toard of public works meeting last eve- M ne. ;::‘:‘gl{v:fi::'was signed by ! :'d; b;;:’:tr‘x‘:;d;hl.\thflddlzug&i:t To make this great Dinner Among these sets we have 3 e v mre na Ware Sale - possible we had to different patterns: s et i e o heA aeh purchase an entire carload of The Silver Pheasant :fifir?x;"c”féfif’ln'l;"él‘lisi{é 5‘]""?'%'”1 . these sets. Remember—these sets The Silver Urn and The estimated cos! or the exten- sign of _conduits ot _South iain cannot be duplicated for less than The Corinthian ] Jowpn B, Wiltama. The extanaon ' $40 to $45. ' See these sets in our window. of the present conduit from Robert 1o Brook street was estimated at $20,000 and the extension from BBrook street to the northern lines : S of Willow Brook park was put at o e T L P L L | | D N $10,000. It was voted that the mat- s et e R : t ter be tabled for further action. Beautlfu] 3 T g 4 g v . TULTTIT 0 INO The city engineer and the chair- R y 1 : ; ki - A . man of the board of public works | Q 2 } : L t Thl were authorized by the board to go Set As 2L R ; = N : ™ - (4 S before the finance committee with a | N . & : > ; request for $50,000 for the exten- ) : & n \\ \ : . e G : P B ' sion of subways in the central dis- < trict. City Engineer Williams gave “lllstl'ated $ ~ ™ 2 3 ’ g c — ass Y° «stimates concerning the extension i $ %5 S N - \ 2 = ¢ N g of subways from Main street to Words cannet do this | [ _ S <D : ( : W d N\ 2 Again we urge you not Court strect to South High street to bk , A 8. / : West Main street to High street to set justice. It’s eunning. -_\ < Ch ¥ ) to wait too long! We Myrtle street, improving the service | It’s beautiful. It's unique. R 2 y A > ‘ S . s . are doing this to meet 1 the ! 'S rti t. L Y 3 - N f " 2 ‘?(y.h:t n:,f;.f';,‘:;.?‘,::,‘,,,’,‘::, ",f‘_,,;fg‘ The soft colors harmon- : N o) e 7 new friends and also for a 20 duct subway from Main ize perfectly with the R ; = g > e { have the old ones come to PELIS Bt M e oo etrcet style of each piece—so Sl : 3 R : — ; : #= | sce us. Whether you and 3, or the High street to . S /B 3 ; K T Myrtle streat suby Included in | come and see these : 5 o : : ; 3 3 g [ - 5 want to buy or not, just ilie appropriation asked are plans | dishes. They are very § - 3 stop and see a real set of 1or the extension of the subway from sl s O : , Main to Chestnut street. ! high grade. By e : : : dishes. The city engineer gave a lengthy >X report of existing conditions in the | ——————— Alden street district, reporting on | /an investigation by Re | nowski and Judge B. is proposed to cut Alden street . through to Corbin avenue and -to ]g est provide a thoroughfare for the resi- [ ® 4 . : Hver urn dents of the Hunter road district. A | o ' Y £ R - > A\ - a sewer, if placed in the proposed dis- l t X B P ; D trict, would be laid at a depth of 33 | uall y- A 5 eslgn fiok. The board voted 1o jeave tne | Pk TN \ Genuine Ro er'S : - QU ; : (o Rt Ao 5 2 preme quality, the utmost - > =3 T. o 0, . 4 is a beautjful one taken South Main street with the rese care being used in every T Y NICkel ]1 er Set e s - = after the [ANCIENGHGrecan of curbs and r : \ U : - - - art and styled to meet the step of manufacture and : st figured a . was tabled by 5 " : - = val of S 2 cost figured at § ; P approval of the most exact: the board. . everything that high class SesesTas : ; —— = ing housewife of the mod- Repents strectiscutnerl@inortiontol | material, skill, art and de- ! e : _: - ; ern day. The silverware voted to hold a hearing on | sign can do has been done S iy T = 2 Z harmonizes with the set ptance and extension of Lor- | to make this a beautiful set | G . ‘ 2\ . B APASZ = nicely. reet to Allen street. City | ish % Engineer Williams recommended the | of dishes. hearing as a first step towards con- | 5 7 8 R ¢ demnation proceedings. = 45 4 g £ i o o utomobiles came in for their ; : ¢ : Spe(: P share of the evening's business when o o - s ) . e | A 4 lalfrice ihe city engineer reported that the | u'st ime n % 2 s - yard car now in “not worth | : : " v e and Terms - liams suggested that a new roadster S l | - e e 0 Sale. BN\ & S M ' = The tems are 5o low on of se and that his car be turned | ; = KPS R % S 2 =~ = over for yard service. The present | This is the first time we = = 2 f B % 3 — 7 this set that no one can af- [:(r(l\ lc:u will be junked, Willlams e e ey ihet “Slver 2 Sl ¥.re f - > , ford to be without a good It was moved that a hearing be Urn” set of dishfs and we y ;: / 4 - : £ 5 set of dishes and nice sil- held on the installation of sewers | laliaye ithatuit il betexs 4 73 " = 5 3 verware. The dollar down on Governor street west of Beech A % < > . 3 q 2 o X Sy issed d th street, Several residents of that ceedingly popular. A whole / 8 > Y Y v Ry e i : won't be missed an L portion of Governor street appeared carload of these sets are g ! 5 8 : 3 50c per week will soon pay, and were loud in their requests that - : - 5 Z : it aut the street be put into condition as purchased for this sale = : ; e ., g el & -/ 3 ; it out. they claimed that it was impossible | vaiting your orders. : 10 get service in that portion of the avaiting youy city. ' A pefition from the common council requesting that the board authorize half holidays on Saturdays - w’ throughout June, July and August, [} . See mdow with pay for employes, was received Don t walt' by the board. It was voted to . S g 3 ¢ leave the matter in the ahnds of the = — = S B -~ - - s D l chairman and the city engineer with Past experience on ex- . = - = i A4 3 el - O ~ = 2 - lsp ay power to act. - e — z [ Y fesd : / S s 4 5 ceptional specials of this = : & N — A petition was reccived for the : < —— g e 5 3 S 2 acceptance of Roxbury road from | kind has shown us that 5 — - =F o & e = - | We ]'f“e prepared a Phillip B. Stanley. City Engineer | many are disappointed 3 — o= part - . — : 1 lavish window display to Williams reported that Stanley had ' sapp b - 5 - S TSR TSR TE - Y show these dishes and ulfd a :u]n :;I‘;‘T] dm;d l°r”r'cn”°'i‘ ] because they could not g - = . : : ~ ; silverware. See this dis- erty and had taken steps for the in- oa Talgs 3 . D vh T4 4 s A = stallation of a macadam road at his get here in time. COME - = 4 ;i 18 g - o play then come and ex own expense. It was voted to rec- early! Every one has 1 W)‘ : - : : . amine the set more close- ommed the acceptance to the com- one dollar and tomorrow S G ot < ly; we are ve'ry proud of mon council. N b i S - 4 S 5 1 The city engineer was authorized is just the day. Y — : : : ; S . : o such.a value to accept the lowest bid for a con- tract for 100 wrought steel bends, all | bids not having arrived at the time | of the meeting. 'f*a]'l'lt;("”‘ld(("[‘fn“ 12 Big Dinner Pliftcs.!_)l-_l i;:ches. | 1 OblpnaM\'ege}t;iibtlte I-)if.‘l;‘i Sl.ic'll‘eih“‘ ot o o common ol MAIL OR SEND ONLY |1 Sounfiuten i mehen | 1 S Meat piatter, 11 ineven | 26 PIECES OF the installation of sewers on Gov- 12 (‘ups gold handles ernor street from Farmington av- G 4 v e o e gt T ONE DOLLAR 12 Small Plates, 6 1-4 inches. ' 1 Gravy Boat. GENUINE ROGERS’ to hold a hearing for residents of 12 Saucers. | 1 Covered Sugar Bowl (2 pieces). Corbin avenue relative to the pro- . . 12 Fruit Dishes, 3 1-4 inches. | 1 Cream Pitcher. ; e Williasas rosopiar ok If you cannot come, mail us a dollar and we will § 1 Sall:&tBol\f'l,e;!’g inchlel?sf & 1 B::;?t‘::' Plla(;efnli' 5 inches. NlCKEL SILVERWARE avenue was now the second e e e e hold a set of dishes and the silverware until you | 1 Covered Vegetable Dish (2 pieces). ' 1 Jelly Dish, 8 inches. 2 eet with a four-mile length can get here. This is an exira arrangement we | 1 Round Vegetabie Dish, 915 inches. 1 Pickle Dish, 7 1-1 inches. Consisting of Six Tahle Spoons—Six Tea Spoons heginning to end. o pona : have made on this great special only and there is Six Knives—Six Forks—Sugar Spoon and Butter siderable discussion relative to . . . . . > . . . 0 cration of trench digsing | one thing certain—many will avail themselves of Knife—given away with every 100-piece set of nes was held and it was voted « ctunity. : o ; tha. clty’ “enginosr, with. tial) such a great opportunity. dishes sold tomorrow. ccive the sentatives from the various s, | Hurry! They'll Go Fast! | S aRh e T== | THE BIG cretary of war, it ] o e el o o v i FURNITURE STORE 4 l;::,,:”]r[':‘:“t;llnin‘"j’l):::\gi{‘[‘ L these sets to respond as early as possible, as k% , - \ g B = .. field here, and turned upright the value is so great we anticipate a large 3 B = / its nose. number of sales—and we want to give every- The'plane tipped up so slowly that one the kind of service they will appreciate. :13 Main Street $ With the Little Prm"es ¢ither MacNider nor Captain Tra C. ‘tker. one of the Pan-American lrs, who was piloting him, was bown from his seat. o hf ek s