New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, TITURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1920 —_—— AUTO TIPS BABY | Jriuns) Eor Men Who Appreciate the Iiner Things Francis Fitzgerald of 359 Com- monwealth avenue reported to Cap- tain Kelly at police headquarters at | 3:50 yesterday afternoon that his automobile backed against a baby | carriage in front of 116 West strect | and overturned it, throwing a baby out, The child, who was about two years of age, was not injurcd, he said. | Ofiicer James Spllivad reported that Frank Garrick of 33 Dewcy street, driving a scdan owned Ly Anna Garrick of the same address, was pulling away from the curb in front of the Honeyiran Auto Sales Co.,, on East Main street lust cie- ning, and Frank McAller of 103 Smalley strect drove past in a west 1 erly direction, sideswiping the Gar rick car. The damage John Mechan of 3 . e was driving a scdan d i E Tarrant of 91 Jubilee street, east on Chestnut street, and Angeo Berti of 84 Erwin ptace was driving north on Stanlcy street, when the cars col lided. Officer David Doty reported action, both machines going at a moderate e The front part of Tarra damaged and the Berti truck had a wheel smashed when it skidded mgainst the curb. Leo Pepin of 95 Tairview stroct driving an automolile owned by 1. Hayward of 35 Lincoln strect A I south on Corbin avenue, applicd the brakes and made an cffort to avoil & collision with a truck owned by the Sherman Sand Co, of 614 West Main street. and driven by Tran b - 1 S 1 to aoid a crash, hut was $ $ " 1. The truck was not an I Jut the other car had the A {l N, hoard and mudguard hroker OMicer George Moffitt ro. ported no cause for police action. GREGO AND HART ELECTED 10 W. . 1. TAU BETA PI New ritshe and Forestilie St After all, real clothing value cannot properl_v be dents Qualify For FPraternity on Ao saness judged upon initial expense alone. It seems to us that real value is based upon the ratio between er Hart of For- nong four upp. 1 i first cost and last. In other words, between the ute, according to an- t anade at the admini< price you pay and the service you get. So - we feature Mags-Kuppenheimer Good Clothes: - - 1k arts colleg 1 onne ticut men are members of the junior iR clothes that express your personality. and still com- consistent.y ply with the mode. Clothes that fit you with cus- cditor of Tech student public e tom precision. Clothes that fit your budget just as accurately. Smart, long-wearing clothes. Sorersi lie junior prom commitic Mags Manhattan Shirts Mags Bostonians Mags Knox Hats 1.5 i85 BN and $102 When your Children Cry Baby has little upsets at times All your care cannot p hent But you cam be pre; Then ? you can do what any r H ‘ . rienced nurse would do—what most physi- cians would tell you to do—give # few drops of plain Castori sooner done than Baby : relief is just a matter of moments. | Yet you have your child| SALHOOE URE of i - S TR drug: Castoria is OR EVERY MAN er chi'dren. Twenty-five mil- | tt).s were bought last year. |