New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1928, Page 16

AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Ageacies ] GAKLAND AND _PONTIAG—Visit ewr Showioun and jmect thims vors A automobiles. C. A. Bencs, Osk Pontiae Desier, 50 ‘Chestaut. B (aemt to car barn). Telephone 2215. $TUDEBAKER WOTOR CAE-fales end Service. Albre Motor Sales Co. Arch_8t._Telephone 360. WHIPPET Fours and Bizes @ales and Service. Elmer Automoblle Ce., 23 Main 8t. Telephone 1513. [ WILLY&-KNIGAT AND ovuu.nm-‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lota, Munuments ) THE MONTH IN THE SKIES|New Spokane Cathedral Follows Classic Lines of Architecture wx s s som ~ 1 descriptions. _Reasonable. Phone 3633, Florists 3 BOSTON NS, Very reasouable prices. SANDELLI'S GREENHOUSE. 218 Oak Telephone 2181-3 ANTHEMUMS for sale, 82, §3, $3.50 and §4 & dozen, Inquire 20 Mill THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged fer Quick #8d Resdy Reference LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Yearly Order Rates Upes Application Auto Parts and Acvessories ONEIL TIRB & BATTERY CO. 39 WASHINGTON 8T, TELEPHUNE $00—INSTANT GBRVICE Tir—~Tubse—Batterieo—Chalne ity oty v Paewe Vulcentsing—Aute Clectrie Repair 3 days.,.1 line K k- e L MR B 1 days...1 line “ “3 Servive Stations—Repairing 17 VISIT US 1o our new bome Tesace gas Count 6 worde to s lise. a8 14 lines to sn tach. and oil producta 176-186 Arch 8L, cor- rl_Budd_Auto Products Os, Minimum epace 3 linea Minimum Book charge. 38 centa YOUR GERVICE—Tire vel- battery service (sutomebile Telophone 935 Ask for eiz time ng. brake rate. lining. Telephone 708 Rudy's Battery The Horsld wil aot Se. repennible 155 East Main 8t. rear. ar_erram afiwr the ortien. 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R | BLUSTERING autumn weather will leave | no girt or dust if your clothes are cieaued by Superior Cleaners & Dyers | PLATNVILLE—For 15_Franklin ‘Square. at 100 East St. HEADQUARTERS for 14 and 18 K wed- ding Tings. Watch repairing. Himberg I3 Hor E R. Arcade. LADIES and gentiemen's hats cleaned and dyed. We call for and deliver. Old shoes revuilt. Telephone 6328. The Mod- ern_Hat_Shop, 38 Church St. SIL n_ introduc. C hosiery mended. As an introduc: tory offer one drop mitch will be mended for each customer for 10c. Mrs. *. Demeritt. T Willow P 115 Church Strest 1926 TOURING—$166 | GITRISTMAS GI! 1926 TRUCK (Stake Body)—| USED CARS BERLIN AUTO SALES TEL. 6136 BERLIN Garages To Let Big | USED CAR SALE EVERY CAR MUST BE SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES, 1928 BUICK ROADSTER 1928 ESSEX SEDAN 1928 ESSEX COACH 1927 ESSEX COACH 1927 ESSEX COUPE 1928 STUD. COUPE USED CARS VISIT OUR Used Car Dept. 86 Arch St | Spokane, spired cathedral, is belng reared on a Wash. Dec. 1 (—A and insignia. At another entrance = hewn from north- | Will appear the arms of the mission- e VR T TR T 31y dleiriet af Spokane and of {he |FPENCER CORSETR surgil Bad dreis A Rt. Rev. Edward Makin Cross, bish- 34 Rockwell A = - sSpokane hill, the symbol, its builders | on of the district, with pine trees, Announcement Fords — Fords — Fords hope, of the best of the ancient arts needles and cones emblematic of the g weather makes no difference wits ||| 1927 TUDOR $200 applied to a young, fast growing northwest, and to Christians of im- | us. With our artficial daylight we make | [} 1096 TUDOR country. | mortality. High upon the two wes photographe in any weather. Arcade 1925 TUDOR The Gothic architecture of the ern towers will be stone shields with [ S*d!* & Episcopal cathedral of St. John the representations of events in the life | 1924 TUDOR Evangelist in general resembles the of Christ. 1925 COUPE | western stone, By Robert H. Baker Like all the other planets Mars (Professor of Astronomy, University | revolves around the sun from west of Iilinois) to cast. Being farther from the sun than we are and so revolving more Dec. 1 P—The planet | slowly, it is overtaken and passed by BUSINESS SERVI Urbana, 11, Kullding and Contractors i Mars will be a brilliant object in the evening sky during Décember, rising in the northeast soon after nightfall and remaining in view throughout the night. Its brightness and red color easily distinguish it from neighboring stars. the earth at intervals of 780 da On these occasions the planct scems to move backward or westwar Through the telescope t features can be scen more than those of any other planet. In- deed, the surfaces of most planets > entirely concealed by the cloudy FINANCIAL Auto and Truck Agencies AUBU bcr\uo Don't miss seeing the models. Domijan Motor Co.. Hotel ritt Garage, 136 Washington &t. Tel. 4575, BUICK MOTOR CARS—Sales and Bervice inglish churches,swith a base of Probably the most conspicuous de- “western simplicity and honesty” |tail of the western front will be a& that changes to a Gallic touch of great rose window, 23 feet in diame- flamboyant detail at the turrets. [ter, all of the glass divisions of The building has a wealth of in- | which will be set in a tracery of tricate carved stone ornamentation. stone, the whole forming the pat- with the elaborate symbolism of tern of a six petaled flower. 1924 COUPE $30 These and many other good guaranteed Used Cars may be seen at our Used Car salesroom. 1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN 1927 AUBURN SEDAN 1927 STUTZ SEDAN MANY OTHERS $50 UP Terms and Trades CHIMNEY repairing, general mason end plastering work. Work guaranteed J. J. Larney, 24 Newflold Ave. Tel. 891, CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION—L. O, Zet- terman, 175 Shuttle Meadow Ave., Tele- phone 1621. Portland éement, ELECTRICAL contracting, wiring and re- pairing of all kinda Coridan Electris Co. 1345 Corbin Ave.., Telephone 3258. Only two starlike objects outshine Mars; they are both visible in the 'atmospheres around them. | early evening, but in other parts of | But the Martian surface is at best the sky. Venus, the evening star and none too distinct. Aside from the the brightest of all, appears low in large green patches on the red disk the west while the great planet Jup- of the planet and the white caps iter is high in south. lits poles, expericnced observers ha Mars comes nearest the earth on |differed widely as to what is really December 15, when its distance is | there. &4 million miles. A telescope magni- The “canals” of Mars exist beyond | derman’s Swedish wedding mach— fying only & hundred times will then much doubt. These elusive streaks | marked the ceremonies which w make it appear nearly as large |have been seen too often to be il- | followed by a reception at Hi-I the moon does to the naked eye. |lusions; and they have been photo- | maro, the country estate of the Many people will remember the graphed with some degree of success. | bride's father., unusually close approach in 1924, But the theory that they are artifi- _ when the pianet was only 35 million 'cial markings, and therefore that in- | Dcbutantes, thrust into the back- |, 3 : miles away. Those exceptional favor- ‘lulligt nt life is present there, does|ground by entertainments for visit- ;, L:Am:ntlottl;} :zgfiasri\;s‘ l::s:(e:u(l:-"‘f @ “flzu.s"c'htunh's Brulllef:;‘nn:’lozwl able opportunities occur at intervals inot find favor among astronomers | ing celebritics, came into their own | hanti it tho prisoners must work | DURANT-STAR—Sensation of 1928, C. H | of 15 or 17 years; the next will be in generally. These markings are green | Thanksgiving day when many dis- | ¢ thov expect to eat. Hall, Inc, 18 Main Strest. Telephone | 1989, But the present opposition is |in the Martian spring and turn | tinctive partics were given in their |1 A% OPCE (0 B 0 op | 982 a good one for observation. |brown as autumn approaches, sug- | honor. Miss June Shonnard was in- |0 ot the farm has totaled ap- | © ORDee Ahe: It is interesting to watch the gesting seasonal growth and decline | troduced to society by her mother 7 0 [ that evening at a supper Christian and medevial heraldry. Roughly estimated, the building Over the main entrance, or tym- will cost more than half a million panum, is depicted in carved stone dollars. It is expected to be com. the “true vine,” with flowers, birds ' pleted within a year. HOUSE WIRING—Estintes furnished, Have your work done now. Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main St. Phoue 3804, MASON. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR —Henry P. Dowd, Hotel Washington. Phone 1555. P, O. Box 13 PAUL ZEHLER—Roofer, slate, _gravel, asphalt, tin and shingle roofs. New or repairing. Phone 143! Business Service Rendered 20 INTERIOR DECORATIO! L Call on our service for soclale weddinga Eddy Awning aud Decorst- ing Co., 231 Arch Capitol Buick Co., 1139 Stanley Street Telephone 2607, CADILLAC_AND LA BALLE CARS— Sales & Service, LASH MOTORS, INC “A Reliable Concern.” 411 West Main Street. Telephone 3000. CHANDLER _MOTOR CARE. Bale and Service, Charland’s Auto Service Sta tion, 432 Main St. opposite East Main Telephone 1544. DODGE BROTHERS motor cars _and | Graham Broa trucks. Now all sixen 8. & ¥. Motor Bales corp.‘ 1129 Stanley Strect. Telephone 731 The Honeyman Auto Sales 139 ARCH STREET 200 EAST MAIN STREET Open Evenings Automotive Sales & Service Co New Britain's Only Ford Dealer 86 ARCH STREET Tel. 2700—2701 | 1v made by the Swedish court jow- | cler. Three wedding marches— | Lohiengrin's, Mendelssohn's and So- | “NO WORK, NO EAT” Kar City, Dec. 1 (UP)—"No- work-no-eat” rule has cnded the | popularity of the Kansas City muni- | cipal farm at Leeds as a winter | haven. o Those days in which prisoners |CHEVEOT 9T SALES & SERVICE Pat caused themselves to be sent to the | geanley Street. Telephone 211, { farm for the winter in order to have | 5F SOTO SIX. “A Marvelous Car™ Coms BARCLAY TILE & MARBLE CO. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL TILE WORK INSTALLEL AT JOHN A. PETERSON'S NEW RESIDENCER HAZELMORE ROAD Here Are Some REAL BARGAINS COME AND LOOK THESE BUICK USED CARS First choose your dealer, then buy your used car here. trucke, tractors, parts service, farm implements. Automotive Sales & Service, 248 Elm 8t. and ¢6 ately 20 a dance | Proximately 200, but so far this i planet's changing place among the | stars from night to night. Now it is near the feet of Gemini, Heavenly Twins. By February 1 it will have moved westward to a po- ! sition between the horns of Taurus, ‘where it will slowly turn around and resume its normal eastward move- ment, the | of vegeation, The latest Martian mystery relates to the white caps at the poles: snow caps they have been called, and snow | caps they were thought to be in fact. Recent photographs, however, scem | to place them in the atmosphere of the planct, rather than on its sur- face. NEW YORK SOCIAL WORLD IS EXCITED (Gives Great Receptions for Visit- ing Royalty New York, Dec. 1 —New York, st to prove it doesn't give a con- .. tinental about royalty, spread a crimson carpet of festivities for two visiting royal parties this week that | outreached any the metropolis has laid down before. It began to un- fold early Monday morning when so- ciety folk wrenched themselves from comfortable beds to greet the royal Swedish wedding party, headed by and the § sh royal p by Don Infante Alfonso, the king of Spain, and his wife, In- fanta Donna Beatrix. And it reached | its flittering end at the wedding of Miss Estelle Manville and Count Bernadotte Saturday afernoon. The benefit performance of “La Traviata” at the Metropolitan Opera House ciety wrapped in crmine and pearls, | Week. \/m dividing its attention between Lu tia Bori's “Violetta” and the Span- ish royal party. During intermis- sions a battery of opera glasscs was turned on Box No. 1 where the and infanta sat as guests of Grigadier General and Mrs. Cor- nelius Vanderbilt. The infanta, a ster of Queen Marie of Rumania, wore a gown of silver sequins made | trone: with a close-fitting bodice and flared skirt, and completed her ¢ th a tiara of diamonds and a chin- | chilla wrap. Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt, | | made her bow at a reccption given | | Meyer Johns rty headed | cousin of | ‘Telephone 2700 ot 2701 and Eights now | year the number has never gone | above 100. The reason, James J. | O'Rourke, superintendent, declares, is that the rock quarry roads and | conl pile require too much work. [ Tf any one shirks, he fs taken into | the dining room, placed at a scpa- rate table and denied food the others are given. where hundreds of yellow chrysan- themums formed the decoration scheme against a forest of oak trees, A Thanksgiving supper, near break- qul time, completed the festiviti Miss Grace Rugeles GRAHAM-PAIGE Bixe on dieplay in_our mew home, 260 Arch Howard W. Whitmore. Tel. AUPMOBILE CARS AND GMC TRUCKE —Sales and Bervice. Trudon & Platt 240 Hartford Ave. Telephone 3811-2. FALCON-KNIGHT famous sleeve motor. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry Street. Telephone 2051-2. FRANKLIN CARE—The car for the next ten years Sales and Service, 401 West Yane, who by her grandmother, Mrs. Henry | n at the Colony club, is | SRR among the son’s debutantes who | OMELET COSTS Main 8t Telephone 3696. have departed from the traditional | Jackson, Calif, Dee. 1 (UP)— |NASH motor cars — Ses the new line white coming out frock. Miss Lane | Eales and Service. A. G. Hawker, 68 2810 | vaive | ! What is believed to be the largest | Elm_St. Telcphone 2456 made her debut in a shell pink velvet | g0 "o orvod” was dished out PACKARD—HUDSBON—EBSEX Bales and | uesday evening, found so-|ind debutantes at one lhmuh the property of Cissie Loftus, | s in- |11y contest held at the Waldort in tume | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | chureh parlors.—adyt. gown with a seed pearl bodice., She carricd pink and yellow roses. Service, Honeyman Auto Sales, 200 East Main St. Telephone 2342. OTICE on an Amador county highway near | here for §25 without coffee, Manuel Lopez was driving alon; amous pets of famous peoble” |y “pig yutomobile with 120 dozen outationé in popularity both royaity | At i bl varty 1his | poeolided with an automobile A bear owned by Patricil| gricen py 3. H. Williams. cld, a Pekingese dog belonging | = wjjjiamg was forced to pay for the | annie Hurst, and Win UgCr | o0t onet which resulted from the ] impact of the cars. The price ugreca | 57 ehureh Stroot, New Fritain, Con- | i | necticut, s no longer connected with | the said business and that from No- vember 30th, 1928, I will not be re- sponsible for any bills contracted by the said Sunshine Cleaners and | This is to notify that I, Morris Bern- stein, formerly connected with the were among entries for the popular- aid of the New York Women's Lea- gue for Animals, Miss Ethel B: more, Mrs. Iritz Kreisler and M a La Gallienne were among w-! s of the show. | Special Notice Whist, day, Dec. bridge and pinochle, Tues- — 4, at 8 p. m, St Peter's | day of November, A. D., 1928. * MORRI8 BERNSTEIN. TO WHOM IT MAY (‘O,\'CERN.‘ Sunshine Cleaners and Dyers of No. | «d at New Britain, this 30th | CARS OVER 1926 Cadillac Imperial 1926 Willys-Knight Touring 1920 Cadillac Touring 1926 Studebaker Sedan 1925 Studebaker Sedan 1923 Buick 4 Sedan 1925 Packard 8 Touring 1925 Nash Sedan 1924 Studebaker 7 Pass. Sedan The above cars have all been reconditioned. Open evenings — Sundays until 2 p. m. Lash Motor, Inc. Cadillac—LaSalle—Pentiac A Reliable Concern 411 WEST MAIN STRE| Tel. 3000 By doing this you are as- sured of fair treatments. BUICK DEALERS ARE RELIABLE Some Special Holiday Offerings BUICKS 1928 Master Sedan 1927 Standard Six Coupe 1926 Standard Six Coupe 1924 Master Touring OTHER MAKES 1926 Chevrolet Coach 1925 Dodge Coupe 1925 Maxwell Touring Our Prices Will Interest You Capitol Buick Co. 1141 STANLEY ST. Open Evenings TIL] Tet us estimute your tile work. 197 Francis St. Telephone 4170, pinking, rhinestono setting, SIIDV: 19 Walnut. C!ll 1756, HEMSTITCHING neatiy_done; aiso but- tons covered at 61 Prowpect Bt Mrs _ Albrecht. Telephone 3379-W. ARMBTITCH: PICOTING, BUTTON covering and pinking. Bradbury & Turnhull, 17 Wallace Et. Tel. 13¢-J. CEARN DRESSMAKING. Private lemons Classes at special low ratea Jame E. Gill,_14_Prospect 8t. Phone 3688. Dyeing and Cleawmg o8 | NEW BRITATN DRY CLBANIN( i The reliable cleaner and dyer. 96 ani 415 West Main Btreet Telephone 361 for prompt wservice. OUR SAFE METHOD OF dry cleaning insures satisfaction. Tel. 6149. Economy Dry Cleaning Co.. 94 Frankiin_Square. Insurance—All Kinds 214 ACCIDENT. autcmoblle and 1 rety & Fidelity bonda Philip M Fagan, Gen Ina, 131 Main. Roonin $ and ¢. Tel. 3131 “onunu. TNBURANCE AGENCY Clesson W. Parker Commercial Trust Co. Bulletag 65 West Maln Patent Anomou (4 NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGEVEY» LOUIS M. ECHMIDT. 76 ELM EET Telephons New Britain and nmma Count Folke Bernadotte, nephew of Sweden's king, who arrived on the | givon 10 aid the fund for founding liner, Gripsholm. It unrolled fur-}, ypiversity city in Madrid, Spaim, | ther at the whirl of entertainment | gceypicd a box nearby. Mrs. Vander- given in honor of the Swedish party | iy, attired in flesh-colored sequins nd a wrap of rose metal cloth, had s her guests Prince de Ligne, Bel- gian ambassador to the United States, and the Princess de Ligne. liowing the performa en- rtained at a reception and supper at her home in honor of the infante | | and infanta. chairman of the benefit, which was JUST KIDS COME DOWN STAIRG - SWALD -1 WANT YOu WHY DONYCHA WAIT TiIL, POP I DONT KNOW WHAT POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN TO 0O WITH YOU GIMME T —MOM - EASE! his home ro inee of was the nex royal partics. Beld in the consery | hung with H howered by party which Cond. in honor of Iver smil prodi r sprays of ure blue lig Ky eifect ov | vellow chrysanthemums cr trees. Tables decorated nd growing | roval | partics werd ish and Spanish nationa of M to Count Folke “I sent my sister a money order for that $10, so Ma wouldn't find a canceled check next month an’ want an explanation.” (Copyright, 1928, Puohawers Syndicate) onies of the | veil of Brussels lac THANKS TY0U AN POLLY INSISTIN' ON GOIN' \W/iTH ME, My’ MOOSE -HUNT 1S OFF 8uT DONT You DAST TELL ANYBUDDY \WHY OWN YOUR HOME WHILE YOU CAN STILL THE COMMERCIAL COMPANY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Commercial Tras Compeny Building Tel. 6000