New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 30

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929, Cit! _E_ems— liam A. Hayden of the Spring & BU\ kley Electric Co. is uadergoing | Cross Buns daily all through Lent. treatment at New Britain General| —advt. ith bloed. | i ’ USED CARS sustained \\!nle‘ carrying ou at his home a short time delicious Hot Calles Troops From Warmer Climes | Shiver as Train Reaches Zacatecas . {5—SITUATIONS WANTED=—WOMEN : ive. |WATER WORKS OFFICIALS Joseph Doyle of 369 Main street To ExPAND AssquIo“ as returned from New Britain Gen- | eral hospital after three weeks ill- | ness with pneumonia. | Central Connecticut Body, in Ses: & e By s'rocxs. B 48—MONEY LOANED Here, Plans to Bring in New Members., Enjoy Hoffmann's Nature Beckons And We Reckon form w | 48B—MORTGAGES 49—\\.\\::.1) TO BORROW Soldiers on Freight Car L e e s | Tops Suffer From Cold, (lad in Garments Suited to Vera Cruz. Tusury in Re MASTER PLUMBERS DINE New Britun Assoclation Has “Ladies | Night' at Burritt. Hotel—Gifts for | A A Miils and C. AL Hjerpe, The Battle of Celava Boy .\‘c;yuls to Stage “G:ood Turns of 19297 © How Obrezon Was saved AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN c or nothin’, big an’ slow as I am. Ever' time I have to go through a revolvin’ door I spank myself.” brat’s nose.” Lt 1920. Publls 2o ahead thing mean sbiishers Srmdicate) e ——— LOOKING F 01 x \m\'rv one om in Streer. income over 0. Sale price Small amount of cash re- quired. Wholesale The Stamp Retail of Quality Fix Up Clean Up Pamt Up Spoctal Gillette Blades Carpet Beaters sShears attery 49¢c Scereen Wire Plasco Outside Paints, $2.73 Pie Plates 59c¢ “Wheelbarrows i Frame of Cye Ium wuun Steel two bread, sturdily of solid steel, plated and Fishing Rod complete ‘00l Chest to fix up “II”‘i h Imln Hoes $2 23 59¢ Cocon Mats 16324, Keeps dirt o 93c ER SKATES nion Ball Bearings ‘1,63 GIRLS With 1.59 BOYS holodney's HARDWARE I:UMFANY 220 MAIN STREET “GROWING WITH REASON” “PROMPT DELiVERIES EVERYWHERE” TEL. 909 HERE YOU ARE— mom- TH WHAT 1 EARNED [TODAY-AN' IT5 ALL | NDULGE N THIS INVERTED | APE STUNT, IF L ki PROLONG LIFE, BY HANGIN HEAD DOWN. ME FER IT LISTEN, POLLY. IF AW DONT SNAP OUT OF IT, 1M GONNA THROW A NET OVER HIM, AN’ SHIP HIM To THE NEAREST MONKEY HOUSE! ing of the Central Connecticut Water | Works association at G. A. R. hall in | the municipal building. | ed to increase the membership roll Live Stock —CATTLE AND LIVE §TOCK 38, CATS, PETS 8, POULTRY SUPPLILS SES, VEHICLES 54—WANTED—LIVE STOCK Merchandise S5-ARTICLES FOR SALE SB Plans for a strong association of water department employes and offi cials were made last night at a meet- It was vot- j and to charge a fee of $1, the money | i cussed the extension program Everybody’s Doing It Now to be used to pay-the expenses of | disseminating information concern. | ing water works. Chairman James J. Watson dis- now | being carried out by the local de- | | partment, dealing particularly with the filtration plant, which is the next USII;ZA‘L INSTRUMENTS | 10 installment. Warren Scott, gineer with the state department of |¢i wANTEB ARTICCEs TO Bug T { health, led a discussion of watershed e ifation | Real E‘Aule ln! llfln BOYS HELD FOR BREAK Willimantic, March 15 (UP) — d with breaking into a local | and stealing an automobile. 1 Chasse, 18, and Arthur Chas. 19, the latter the former's nephew, were bound over to the tam of criminal superior court in police court today in bonds of 8500 ecach. Herald Classified Headmgs Ammunw | | 70=BUSINESS PLACES ron u\r [ e XD OFFICES VANTED—TO RENT Real Estate for Sale AGENTS—REAL ESTATE UCTIONEERS DG. & BUSINESS PROPLRTY EAL ESTATE WANTED Rooms, Board and Hotels $8~HOTELS" 59—ROOMS FOR RENT OOMS AND BOARD 0OMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 9 HERE TO DINE 93=WANTED—BOARD OR ROOM 1-BURIAL LOTS. M 2D USED CARS The Best In USED CARS 1928 STUDEBAKER Pres. Less Than 6,000 Miles 1928 STUDEBAKER Com. 1928 AUBURN “8” Sedan 1928 BUICK Mas. 6 Sedan *NCEMENTS Automotive O AND TRUCK AGENCIES A 1926 PACI\ARD Sedan EXTRA SPECIAL For $350 1923 CADILLAC Sedan Many Others $50 Up The Honeyman Auto Sales 200 EAST MAIN ST. Open Evenings Guaranteed By Patterson-Chevrolet Choose your Used Car from our wide selection. Each car is rebuilt by our expert mechanics, and sold' to you, guaranteed and “With an O. K. that Counts.” Listed be- Jow are but a few. Many more at very attractive prices. 1928 CHEVROLET Sedan | 1927 WHIPPET Coach SV, Joach | 1927 FORD Sedan 1925 CHEVROLET Road. 1927 DODGE Coupe 1926 CHEVROLET Coach | ]9’3 DODGE Sedan FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Telephone and We Will Call and Drive You to Our Showroom TERMS TRADES Patterson-Chevrolet Incorporated 1149 STANLEY STREET Open Evenings TEL. 211 1927 S B Y'NEVER KIN TELL. MESSE THERE'S MORE INTHIS, THAN MEETS THE DONT BE LIKE THAT, MA! Y'CANT HATE A GuY For TRYING! A Used Buick Will Please You Quick SELECT FROM OUR VARIED STOCK Buicks 1928 Sedan 1928 De Luxe Coupe 1928 Sport Roadster 1927 Four Pass. Coupes 1927 Sport Coupe 1926 Standard Sedans 1925 Tourings Other Makes 1927 WOLVERINE Coach 1926 NASH Sport Roadster 1928 CHEVROLET Coach 1928 ESSEX Coae: 1925 CHEVROLET Touring TERMS and TRADES Capitol Buick Co. 1141 STANLEY ST. Open Evenings Our Greatest Used Car Sale IS STILL GOING ON Buy Now If You Want to Save and Get Selection. Note These Values MANY MORE Long, Terms—Trades STUDEBAKERS 1928 Commander 1925 Special Six Coach 1926 Big Six Sedan 1927 Dictator Sedan Standard Six Coach 1928 Dictator Sedan 1923 Light Six Coupe 1924 Big Six Touring OTHER MAKES 1926 PACKARD Victoria 1922 BUICK Victoria 1927 DODGE Sedan 1926 CHRYSLER Coach 1927 DODGE Sedan SPECIAL BARGAIN Pierce Arrow Touring The Albro Molor Sale Co. Tel. 260 Open Evenings IT PAYS TO BUY A GOOD USED CAR Don’t Miss ]n~pcctmg These Brand new t all firouui 1924 CHl‘ VROLET Coach h}(tla' \pecml

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