New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1928, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1925 whole neighborhood) by selling the sax to the fish peddicr, who uses it e e —————— only on Frid Ning interests ich is about from Mon- swing at hie op- uk Point night, They ! misses him the length of a New Britain Party Has Good cx'vuiills W st Gives Girls Low Down on B 1% s o v o i Luck O Montauk Point : g ¥ ance like the scale in vour old | t and after trav- \ man's meat store. Noah was un-‘ ——— _ look at him. When he snaps ov When Hubert Loveland brook takes a party oht o trip his guests have the fog he begins counting the “ten' | Bshing. Such an experience Pardon Us, But—May We Introduce Our Office Tenants? et but stops as he realizes it's himself he's counting out Even now he's nursing an eye | all dressed up like the e in & minstrel show A"a ar also belongs to him that | o would take a beauty specialist five | urses days. not counting the overtime, to Office | Reception put back into sha again. 1f vh(-i Consultation Reom | them b (hont my the fish as “pul in is like trying to pull up t a could be diplomatic or something | and tell them he got it frost bitten | last winter while chanzing a flat zero weather. He also owns | flivier that can rattle along | best of them without losing | parts or shaking out more than one Or 1WO passengers, Once he almost | climbed Grand Eireet on “high”, | He woulda accomplished this difti- cilt feat only the rope attached to s reason for handing him the he kept her wait- ner for ve game ¥ got his up the fol- To Dr. Dunn We Furnish Noah so's you md maybe HUBERT LOVELAND, the car that was towing him broke, NDY DALE. atetful and sprain an nkle or two trying to 1d him., Noah is the Kind of 1 zuy that - o .' i $ sical line ot -r 0. K. To Grease Shoes, Federal Experts Say Washington, May 12 (Pr—j . rs who their shoes to them last sound sci count of 4. George W.Dunn M. D. Bl Dr. Dunn saw an opportunity for an attractive suite of rooms on our top floor facing the sunshine and West Main street, with the elevator opposite his reception room. So we helped him convert rooms 701-702 into six divisions as shown above, This necessitated cutting through one solid wall, erecting 50 odd feet of steel-and-glass partitioning, Partitions Electrie light Good neighbors Central location Janitor service Owner management Fire-proof construction Hot and cold running water An attractive building entrance Abundant daylight and fresh air Courteous elevator service by uni- formed operator g and in a t helps to special electrical wiring and then a once-over by the o painters to leave things looking ship shape—all of which was done at our expense. by three New Brituin men ) o rs i1l probably be all e, or mixtur Now that Dr. Dunn has his furniture in and his cur- tains up, he is “at home” in more ways than one. His reception room, with a fern at the window and seats for ten persons, is particularly attractive. SRR ) cntieman: Markets Again Close L I ot g R L e e For Catching-Up Purpos | is now ot . N he N He ¢ other ty You ought to look his lavout over and let us help you plan one equally suited to YOUR needs. | water. He Fexick™ out of FOREIGNER WINS " ¥ rig A a i . THE Paris, May 1 P)—-A torviz tor th . U v ' 1 v - ‘B”"Id Op'” of Draneh e S xcept | ana_ four il R And Help Saturday | ‘ doughnuts NEW BR AN Cony D8 T was born in nursemaid to despoontul of vinegar put in soaking up an ol na limestone, LOVELAND AND CAPTAIN GRIS- 2 WOLD. Paris, M . a4 another moan o Herald tod at ker New- | sy 4l " homb under his guests on a trip which be- (ton, New York artist an o hearing string in- urday noen. !was seriously hurt in an The party returned Sunday after- | accident between Paris and Di noon with one of th early He was taken to the American hos scason hawls recorded this &cason. | pital at Nenilly is a Prescription for | Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue. . 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