New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1929, Page 36

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35 NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1929. VISIT EANE[[[[D NEW OWNER’S FLAG FLIES FROM LEVIATHAN — : ’ —ad GARDEN ITOSE TVISHOFPOE. _ g = An Unprecedented § _52 Goodyear and Patl!finder Canterbury Fears Il Feeling Price sm— With Catholic Church ' FOR A 50-FOOT LENGTH Again Justifying the Benefits of Rackliffe Buying Power On Chicken Wire (6 ft. 2 inch mesh) BARBED WIRE TWISTED WIRE and PITTSBURGH FENCE PRODUCTS Our prices are proving very interesting to huyers everywhere, Come in and check up. ROSE BUSHES 3 Year old stock from one Hoisting of the flag of the United States Lines, Inc., by 15-year-old Joanna Chapman, daughter of Paul Chapman, president of the line, signalized the passing of the Leviathan from government ownership. Left to right: Commodore H. A. Cunningham, of the line, Miss Chapman, and Staft Capt. J. L. Beebe of the liner. On the extreme right, Mr. Chapman. ADITS SHOOTING, BURNING WOMAN - CJesyy “Torh Slaying” Bx- Judge McNall’s Will ; Leaves Masonic Fun‘d J was not indicated. A 14 April 19 by | i | Ma ! " Weather Man Named ‘ To Succeed Adams Hartford, April 12 (P—Lewellyn for probate observer at the New York | 1 of about $30 her bureau, has been r to the late Har- | of New England’s outstand- ing nurseries—worth a doi- lar apiece—For Sale at Rackliffe’s Exclusively! 3 for $1 Briarcliff Rose Hill Premier Premier Supreme The “Lawnvac’’ The genuine imported bam- boo lawn rake— GARDEN TOOLS Spading 1orks—4 tine—D handis den Hoes—6 inch Scuffle Hoes—7 inch Weed Hoes Turf Edgers—44 inch rf rs—(regular size) Steel s—14 and 16 tine, LAWN ROLLERS 1 Allen Co, 4 —4 Weights Priced accordingly. VIGORO The most remarkable plant tfood—for anacmic soil, SHEEP MANURE Selected for its superior gradl- ing—more® body. You can cover more ground with smaller quantity. ON THE FLY— J ¥ Copper n Wire — (18 to 48 inch width) —Screen Cloth 6 mesh—(18 to 45 inch width) SEEDS Garden and Vegetable The famous Hart variety Stamford tested grass secd. RUBBISH BURNERS “Skyscraper”—will not warp or blow over; web construction te hold in flying embers. Carbon st strongly riveted. The best rubbish burner we know of. GARBAGE RECEPTACLES Underground 10 gallon—15 gallon, Toncean (non-corrodible) GARBAGE CANS 12x12 to 1 “Iron H Wy Galva PITTSBURGH PERFECT FENCE A complete stock of types and sizes Barbed Wire Tlain Twisted Wire GRAPE VINE WIRE ' plained—Two Wives Too Costly FREE--- N. I, April 12 (B— O / : WITH EVERY §5.00 : i k : — A Dollar Value — Copper riveted, rugged con- struction, light, easy to handle. ford meteorologist his w SNIPS Galva —at a special price Pexto made. 2 1-2 inc No. 10—No. 12, 6 Priz;s Twlus Saturday (April 13) The Bean guessing event awaits your guess— Contest closes tomorrow! [@g@mmm@m@; WROVENTELOE FIGHTIG ELEVENTS Lives of 80 in Danger as lee Barrier Crumbled Near Pole .| Australia has granted special per- v mission to export two black swans to England where they will grace the o are also in the will. The value cstate of Lord Dewar. PARK AND BIGELOW STREETS TELEPHONE 3000 HARDWARE — PAINT SUPPLIES — AGR S SASH DOORS TRIM ULTURAL AND DAIRY SUPPLIES BUILDERS' HEAT YOUR HOME With GAS Don't il to visit our booth 4 i hooth at the Home Progress Exposition in Hartford this week. We can show you one of J o our CON- VERSION JOBS IN OPERATION, and how your present boiler can burn gas At A cost not exceeding 25% above the cost of operating with coal, We also take pleasure in announcing the arrival of the new Collier Counter Flow Gas Fired HERE'S a good suggestion MAKE A Pleasant Visit A Profitable Visit TO STANLEY QUARTER MANOR 3 Newly Completed English Type Ho READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION ... WE THERE TO WELCOME YOU ON THE PREMI: SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND ALL DAY SU} LOUIE S. JONES AGENCY 147 MAIN STREET TEL. 140 which el F. to the A coLp J. Lyon & Sons Gas Heating 1202 MAIN ater at 160 degrees n six winutes FROM of §.R. & L. CLUB SOCIAL Slecping sion went \ dozed he \ \ | J OUT OUR WAY FOR BEST RESULTS By Williams | Annual Gathering Featured By Tur- " ENLARGEMENT FREE! With Graduation and { Confirmation Photos | | 5 | | Arcade Studio of Course = e ‘ MEN ¢ i Rent A Mystery Book A Da 301.\141:.,:”ylm charge 10 cents.) . > : It BEACON o = g ness, 4 | / BOO! N S Brooklyn Woman Is 5 1 her clothing af ine \ ¢ R o Slain in Apartment e York. A 12 P —Mrs. Eve- key Dinner and Tactory Executives, Specches By ! from WA \ \ ‘ | | . L3 |Stove Repairs : e SR L 1| Complete line of stove repair bead and an S e parts carried in stock. S sl - | NEW BRITAIN STOVE OFFICE SUITES the theory that F 66 Lafayette St. IN THE Professional Building 81 West Main St. Opp. Capitol Bldg. Particularly adapted to the needs of Physicians, Dentists. Lawyers or Specialty Shops. Large waiting rooms, cheer- {ul and bright. Parking space in rear, convenient to post office and banks. X Inquire ROBBIN’S CLOTHES SHOP 344 Main St. octor. hended d to her ©1929, 8Y WEA SEAVICE, INC. Tel. 772 nimself with ti —_ to discontinue the A fourteenth century barn of al years has been Oxted, England, has been converted ez o into a church. | B ; ‘ Il :WHEN IN HARTFORD. | DINE WITH US. | Don’t forget to take home some Maryland oysters and fresh crackers. PONISS’S FOR SALE — HOUSE, 6 ROOMS Just Right Size. 75 Foot Lot Everything For Comfort—Just Right Price Right Owner Leaving Town eWittARile WE'RE BeN' ABSORBED BY PROGRESS, OL COWHOSS “OU, AN' ME - AN VT LOOKS LIKE TLLEND UP PUNCHIN' A CLOCK I\ SOME FACTOREE. - SO,EF YORE HAUUN' A JUNK CART, (Ghdor Geaus oS &) AN' FEEL LIKE A PIECE O'CHEESE SRS TS Jrwlliame, JEST THINK O' ME OL TIMER READ HERALD CLABITIED. ADS ©1929, 6% wa SV IXC. Ea. U3 PAT.OPF. A ENDIN' MY DAYS INTHESE. 42 FUR BEST RESULTS 7 22 S0 - SL Hartfor. Conn. |

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