New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1929, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1920. —_— - T— [!.unln,; the votes poured into the of-| In the “Miss New Britain” elec- cles. Of the remaining 188 many % - 2 y,,(\ of the camj at every mail. |tion, Miss Anna Anthony, popular I] F {wero fouud 1o hase suvirsl Jipdn h 3 ‘,,(‘ mothers ers brought telephone gitl, regained the lead in B e equipuent. B & ¢ % b W’ - . § YeTSC i at the f,", y ‘)\Lurn‘-u.nf\‘_ ,m‘“(f“s 'v’;: The most serious defects were bad il 4 IN TW[] N 0 <t vote had heen | standing of all maining contes- “ K S e AL R M | countec ilts mailed to the |t e e two trucks, about 15 per cemt of éyRU’I‘H DEWEY GROVES : Anthony, 185,750—Tele e sy those cxamined, were discovered 10 - e e Tda Ravizzi, 184,660—Hungerford b have almost uscless sets of both THIS HAS HAPPENED |vour mama dolls. An honest-to-God | but a dull feeling remained. She | sundmg m Best Baby and G".ls \.‘l be ¢ nore, th LR More Than 50 P C E\(a‘llmed hand and foot brakes. One hundred Mildred Lawrence, stenographer | girl.” ° | felt dejected, blue. The picture of ittt e 5 : nces Kolode, 184,600—Raph- = s wd 43, or about 52 per cent, had at the Judson Hotel, has her fox | Stephen glanced at him keenly, [Stephen and Pamela together would G ,‘. LAt ) el Dindvl ol o il Bad S T Eaui Joor brakes, either ur snaichod from Her in a erowd | but e said othing. He was - ro: not teave her. Tt sureas tseit over| POPUIAYILY Competitions irstay’s cont only, and ‘will be ac's Deparanent store. - | Have Bad Safety Equipment | zoor braxes sither hana or ses cphen Armitage catches the minded that he had forgotten about | the sheet of paper in her typewrit- ol : i ans e i i 2 _ s $6 with defective emer- thief and returns the scarf. He asks the noscgay he'd intended to send |er. Presently she put a hand to her AR S el JEON! : i alen Tach. 168 950 New Boital : ! ey foke Datactive? staerr to take her home, and not wishing to Mildred every morning. She was|eyes and pressed hard. _ That the coming Parcnts’ Exposi ie duri « ot Rl X L g “|gears were found on 15 trucl or to scem ungrateful, she invites him | the only girl he'd ever thought of | When she put. it down again she |tion peing staged by the local coun- : : Mary e ; £ |ati ate mot icle S el Sl i to dinner. He praises her mother's sending flowers to. He got a Kick |saw Stephen coming toward her, | Cil Of the Knights of C s is 28 | visc « SDECRS Cougl & 5 partment | € 1 a “se : dlighis wane fonnd ob 40 home cooking and gains favor with out of it. Pamela had caused him and the sudden dissipation of her|assured success is apparetn by the ; S o Cullinany T 183,750 —Stanley |<ionst ats e “ the flapper sister, Connie, who sc- to forset, and he couldn't leave the blucs, the leap of gladness in her |Pi€ addition to the offices and cam- sl o Bl - : figar Sl Aol bt cretly hopes that the old-fashioned floor just now—he'd do it tomorrow. |heart terrified her. Falling in love |Pai8n headquarters which are being| = Teaders 3 : ehn | 0—Hart ity it Sl = R o LANAL SO O Mildred will mix enough pep with sure. Ilowers, especially the kind |with him? opened today in the old Doyle Fu ¢ AL e e il bt AR CTRS. s R eNa00 ectie s her usual quiet manner to hold hi¢ he cauld afford, scemed to belong to| The question flashed through her | Diture store at 500 Main strect, own- e i 2 ; 5 irain, 153.6 Sl 29 L interest Mildred Lawrence. |mind, but was unanswered. She[€d by Benjamin Goldberz. Mr : it /570 | Stanle S Level C ¢ i s pHGSEo s con L B The evening is spoiled when Pa-| He was engaged with a woman hadn't time to think. Stephen was | G0ldberg has donated this storerootn : : G a e 183.400—Stanley i - mela Judson, daughter of Mildred's who was looking at a coupe when'| quite near now, looking directly at |!@ the Knights for the rest of th , ¢ iy T i ey et Eijon ¥l so ¥ discl osad s ing | campaig 4 this building will he | Il : Lian 434 ¢ q e i oute) as vesigation also. disrlose employer, phones and insists on her | Pamela returned, her, She smiled a weloomo, trying | Campaign, and P . ARG S mvesation aneiowed O % ; : ¥IM8 | ysed by the young men in the indus- , G : o et hore Lend trious boy contest for the construc- r N 1 By pop =t 1 coupor re using pneumatic tires 00—North & ! akes, ! rocention g r wheels, indicating the tion of the floats that will be uscl v equ tof or g and commendable fendency i3 Sihe scands waby pafeant s pall 1 0—Lan- s to operate mercial vehicles on parade. The expansive window space M0rivn A i e Continue Tests will be used to display all photo- o i s g ey Rile ¥ 2 S graphs of babies and other contest 3 d v e PR ants and here also will be scen \ DU e . : $13-—Stanley t arrests wer le m firm in Birmingham, Eng- gifts that have been donat Hitha i G g e iedlat i b i Ririacsen, e merchants and fricnds of th a ; diey = olati. 180.9 Staniey | POOT ment were order . beginning work on Knights. e : i 2 ARl SR - ingin o ginning The main offices and headquarters 1oro iy 1i SR 750/ Aldona ck, 150,035 SoniT the investigation { will remain in the Raphacl stor ) Lol RS e g R S tone turred over to the state 1N e ———— |usual and all work pertaining to the i 1y . sl e e “ah Croll, 179,9 Souist Crol is now - wor 3 | contest and exposition proper will be | 1 Plu , the Uoneiciin ot G?‘andmother Knew done there, f lerson . 50,653 i 17000 5 y g E With the entire personnel of the Baby Contest hard at work for der period of ten hours, the deluge of Thom free coupon votes for the Popular Third 1y i = Baby contests were finally tabulated | Josephine Tar : 5 »|_Helen Anderson in the 1006, perfect baby show. |Dorothy o . 50,110 et Lock | Every available batlet hox was filled | G ine Beaupre . s ) Washington to the brim, piles of envelopes con- | Shirley ) : re was nothing so good for con- mustarg plaster and without the tly rub it in. See how pain disappe isterole for sore throat comprehensive ion of depa + officia y K . M plausible the mption that 2 bitis. tonsilitis, croup, stift ority of trucks i ' ima, neuralgia, headaches, Keep Your Skin Young| once R s AR R R 5 el NN amined were being operated whe 6oL DElnE and aches A Tedious treatments contains,and theoint- Pritain Machine Co Hi e Neyens Soheduany unnecessary! Just ment has been pre- Lena Bernier, 90,781 e e e " s "n‘_ .h?):(»:d hue"" daily cleansifig with scribcd many years Ethel Welinski, 75, e i g b ol w‘,u " : ook Resinol Soap, and 8 for skin troubles 3ros. Hardware Co. "":nlv LR S c ; hest (it may preven: touch of Resinol Oint- slight or serious. s ton bvie b e Tcen o Rari o ment for the occas- Begin this treatment y ey e e ional pimple or rough- today. At all druggists. H d ld -town" fraffi ness Wil Keep most For free sample of each fof ca S 2 skins clear and ..o 42 Resinol, 88 of Pass Examination smooth. The toniec I Md. Tn all. 276 frucks were odor of thesoap akimare, = e Harifard tellsyouatonce = s ° . of the healthful l \ properties it Lo | With the tip of a finger he slid it over toward Pamela's plate. “Nothing doing,” he said. “I don't take presents from girls.” she sang out, rush- to he coolly composed and taking him by the arm.| And then the smile vanished. Her veuse me, Miss Judson,” Ste- | face became a blank, betraying not salesm I 1 er a car 1en said politely. “Won't you wait a sign of the shock she had just re- She Mildr oni f the hotel?”” He thought | ceived with anation ought to be un- (TO BE CONTINUED) cly she would see for = — couldn’t drop a pros- | READ HERALD CLASSI I er at moment’s notice, P dri ) t 4 ideed,” Pamela retorted in- | kil about & meeting | stantly tol1 you I'd come for with Huck ’ ) i I Vo ts a broker from C o of the older salesmen, a - Connor n t N tel L Stephen’s, came to his res- Check before it starts. nd Pamela introd jim t v ciie. 1o too kthe other woman off his Rub on—inhale vapors Harold es Mildred hands with the high. motive of sav- © him, not to take one Knew that Pamela | v e Y ARG RUS NOW GO ON WITH THE STO1 He had experienc ——— e Y CHADTI i ) s of the rich i Mildr shly i . iay “n learned that ound a litt] t|the won SR RO DE 2 \ tat b 1 tes later in ar been credited s th 1 the commis hen could no r had closed doesn wrong peopie do you case shut, | with y it over to- | 2 e CHRYSLER *75" | ROYAL SEDAN, $153§ 1 !\\ fggfig(tjgllggss ——x= Uptil you drive a Chrysler— « « Paris, more than ever, decrees lm?h‘ gay colors,..and so color is gayly prominent in the ward. S el = Y0l pever know real performance me how many girls vou k who el o EnEOves: fashionable women use Tintex to restore ;:;.‘LH,V‘!,.:,‘,‘:”S:‘ ameln lo 5 might, i i Tt since you have e Shckly mm“d m""‘lhe' | you experience a difference in per- in and to drive a Chrysler *“75” or e o il s color-magic of Tintex. Ark your dealer | i essive s g3 . i This is promise out of him to lunch w ) ant ke me 2| goshow you the new Tintes Golor Card, formance as real and impre 65.” Once you learn the difference S her. girl,” Steph: ' frankly ispl - 2 v ty. twe “hrv: 2 et e e Tt displays all the colors sponsored bv | Chrysler’s outward beauty between Chrysler performance and ChrVSler Sprlng dinner v e. g 0) « < him a moment row tic for an opening \ . Stepl saw that she by < LY toh el s Paris . . . on actual samples of silk. | 2 h f ou'll L looking envious, ko 1 ' on't need ’llh-l would | _THE TINTEX GROUP—, | To be sure, other cars may prm:lmm other performance you never be him, and Mr. I'm surpri you would : ; & : passed just in time to overhear . 1o yomise to buy| Products for every Home- their finer, greater performance. But, content with less. | Style Sho“, fnvitation to : next one from you.” | tinting and Dyeing Need d S atonEbroyes hatht b tar 12 [2 v . S Ted hat Pa 5 | She smiled lazil b . emonstratio é Stephen real Pameln ap. | e e e st i, her| Tintes Gray Bos—Tints and dyes l : P ! N e o e s $1040 i peared as a good “prospect” to his| [ OUES Fial s e from being comparable with that of Roadster (with rumble seat), $1065; 2-Door Sedan, $1065; | employer. Should 1 e e »\‘”m' Sk "r wm}» rmml Blue Baz:?nlr lace - trimmed Chrvsl S5 S 5 Door Sedan, $1145; Coupe (with “ th her he'd have to explain his|S1° Was saving to herself angrily. silks — tints the silk, lace remai sler. c : slipeenndviipts v “ 1 S e s ;o T'm only a prospect: Well youl white. pECaEE SR rysiet Rt 7oy ‘31145' D l_;lhrw‘lyu‘l‘;s SRl Lcarn-the-Dlfi'erence have dragg: t the story of hig{!!Dd e a harc to land.” Tintex_Color Remover — Removes old Ever since its inception rvsler has dan, $13 “oupe (with rumble seat), $1535; Roadster - e et Sl s R R ; h color from any material so it can i pd ? L (with rumble seat), $1553; Town Sedan, $1635; Crowe | Week gy gl iaon fn &l e ’w'-v: fl( be dyed & new color. been the admitted pacemaker in ; Cone z upe l;-nln nmll;l; seat), Anyhow, 1 dan . oo o, considering how it began, but| goaee bl it 5 Bt n $1705; 3-Passenger Phacton ;7-Passenger Phaeton, fuse. This litt1e needad 8 big | TATCIL 2w that ft wasn't. She ox- | © “epireones te all e fot el performance for the entire industry. £ SR onit o H | s¢ yok aft « " N C o pleasant, and | S e wise man ;:filwf‘w R S ¢ dming room she | A""""""""""""'15¢ Today, Chrysler is even furtlier in iesoheels b ATl rions 5 Lh foctery l the lead than ever before. Ask far a Demonstration tily. and then was instantly her A Stephen's arm, and notion counters. ., assertive self laughing n, while he lrmkv-d o t my grandmother.” she 4OWn ai her guite happily, o o she i Nl s ks Rt Y More than quite happily, it scem- Because of exclusive features pio without a fight, and I'm not asham- +1 o Mildr e “"”“:”;”“'Lkmf:" ‘ neered by Chrysler through the “Rut you ought fo lis hand to he transcribed immediately. | TINTS AnD DYES application of advanced engineering ple before you make 1} ; </ She hurried on, but before .\h- and “ML{. Stephen replied _sternly | ,”’ ool ;’,“m ,‘"" mn"":'] :‘;m‘ PARK & TILFORD principles, Chrysler reaches new /\ CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT *I ruined my neing shoes.” nd saw tha amela and Stephen ? , 3 5 ESTASLISHED 1840 < ficiency in speed, power (/ had been joined by Harold and | { GuARANTEES THAT TINTEX ) peaks of pre Y peca, p! ’ ui d that Pamela was intro- | WILL PERFORM P sl an i ant o kward | friendly way ‘n which Pamela and . M. PAONESSA, Pres. wave of i flash Harold had taken up this strange r'.‘ 20% Ofi GoiibAY of pearly teeth He was suave and good manncred. | ON ot i Sl o i i | Watches and Diamonds 238 Hartford Avenue denly one ot 1 vho d re- dred could not define. She felt, SRl ad et St Whia el i [ MLt Ghat A& weoaid S0t traist e l HlMBERG & HORN earnestly Fhere's a stenographer | man over at the Jndson wha has this a1 He slipped from her mind soon. in Est. 21 Years faded completely,” hie said. “None of the press of work she had to do ‘m R. R. Arcade 292 Main 8t. |