New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1929, Page 30

wis not redeemad. Suit for 370 was brought by Stan- ley Lejkowaki against Alex and Anastasia Gajewski and Stanley pKrupp. Property on Magnolia street has been attached by Deputy Sherift Matthew Papciak. Attorney M. F. e Stempien represents the plaintiffs. Thoustnds of New Britain Poles From Allocted Province The province of Vilna, Poland, now suffering from famine as a re- sult of the unusually cold winter and failure of the flax crop, was the birthplace of thousands of New Eritain Poles, and many residents of this city have members of their families in the stricken area. & * Mots of those who came here from Poland were residents of the northern portion of that country, and it is in this district that the shortage of food is being feit the most. Dzisna and Glembokie, in particular, dre stricken. Marshal Pilsudski has hastened to these provinces to direct the relief agen- cies of the government, now taking care of 30,000 residents of Dzisna alone. Meanwhile the reliet work is being extended northerly. The famine has affecf®d the entire province of Vilna. The misfortunes of the district started last year after a bad harvest of flax, which is' the country's principal product. The population of Dzisna and Glembokie has always been poor and has lived on potatoes and bread, eating meat and eggs on such exceptional oc- casions as weddings, christenings, Christmas and Easter. The bad flax harvest of last year did not permit of adequate provi- sions of grain and potatoes and as far back as the month of March famine was apparent. The_govern- ment aid must continue since the number of families with exhausted food provisions is increasing, and no hope is held out for relief in the way of crops until the latter part of July. As far as could be determined to- day, there are no New Britain tour- ists now in the Vilna region. THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetioally Arranged for Quick and Ready Refersace Wholesale LINE RATKS for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS 13 ar “ Count 6 words te 8 line. 16 lines to an inch. Minimum space 3 lines, Minimum Beok charge, 3§ oemta ‘The Herald will met ‘be respensible for orrors aftes the first insertiem. ADVERTISING FOR THIR SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE 13:30 P. M. AND 9:30 SATURDAY. The Stamp of Quality - At Kolodney's a Guarantee of Quality at the Lowest Possible Prices RURAL MAIL BOXES I USED CARS Dependable Values 4T—GUARANTEED—47 USED CARS SENSATIONAL SAVINGS Finest cars in New Britain. We're out to make a sales record to inaugurate the greatest used car showroom in New Britain. Take advantage.’ COME TAKE YOUR PICK 1928 OAKLAND ROADSTER ' 1928 PONTIAC COACH 1928 BUICK BPT. COUPE o A e 1928 DURANT SEDAN - - Main 8t at K 1928 WHIPPET S8EDAN Main 8t. near m‘w:"rl:'—“u‘c’: 1928 CHRYSLER 62 S8EDAN RAHAN PAIG 1928 OAKLAND COUPE e e S0 Areh ::3: gggz“g CABRIOLET descriptions. Ressonable. Phone 3633-W. | TUFNOBILE Al 5 L A ROLET LAN. SEDAN ||| joHN F. MEEHAN Monumental Works. | Ssles 1928 BUICK ROADSTER Memorials Main office cor. Union and 1927 NASH COACH Clark Sts. Tel. 2966-W or 3¢90. Bristol 1927 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET office, Thomas Cronin, Terryville Ave. 1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN Teleplione 338 1927 BUICK COACH Florists 1927 OAKLAND SEDAN BOSTON FERNS. Very Teasonahble prices. 1927 WHIPPET COACH BANDELLI'S GREENHOUSE, xuy Oak 8t. Telephone 2181-3, ORIENTAL poppies, iris, painted daisies mixed bouquets Mrs. Hume's Peren- nial Flower Gardens, 1996 Stanley B8t. Telephone 1084-W. Personals BENZINE AND NAPTHA. Best for clean- Ing. Get it at Hall's Paint Store “where prices are right" 179 Arch St. Tele- phone 2606-W. PANAMA bats made like new. Special process. The Modern Hat Shop, 38 Church 8t., near Main 8t. FOBIERY repaired. Runs, snags, etc. Small cost. Expert Hoslery Repair 8hop, 308 Main 8t Helen Cunningham. Prop. SPENCER CORSETS, surgical and dress. Fittings in_your home. Mra A. Car- wn'or. 34 Rockwell Ave. Tel 5742. | Store Announcements 1 DIPLBHAS FRAMED, from one dollar up. Arcads Studio, of course! SALES AND SERVICE- Pattersen Chevrolet Ine. 1141 Stanley St Telophone 311, DODGB BROTHERS meter cars and Broa. trucks. Now all sizes & Corp., 1139 Stanley Universal Stainless Steel SLICERS—$1.00 Stainless Steel KITCHEN KNIFE—25¢ an ror 89¢ PORCH GATES A guarantee of mafety for. the youngster in all sizes. Construct- ed of hard wood and varnished. Regular $1.50 Special for Saturday Only 99¢ Gift Suggestions | for the | JUNE BRIDE | URN SET heavily nickel plated, | with sugar, creamer | and tray | | in 234 oo it J. B. Moran Motor Saleg 313% Chureh 8t Telephone 2843-W. OURANT motor car snd<Rughy truck. R Telephone G Rudel, Cherry bty Iph, 137 st FORD CA:I. trucks, tractors, parte ™ (mplements Autemetive Salee & Service. 343 Bim St ané ¢ Arch St Telephowe 3760 or 3701 ' The answers certainly did flock in Eg:u ex-Mayor Joseph M. Hal- of Fuller, Richter and Aldrich, brokers of note here in Connecticut. { This only thing disappointing was - fact that the editor didn’t re- Jkeive a letter today from M. §. of and up *%84 East street, although it seemed 36.75 ‘that everybody else in town sent in and many other spe- bne, including E. D. who has cop- cials for Saturday. the prize before. Anyway, the Ceme in and look is going to J. F. Murphy of them over. H 5 East street for the following let- Xer, TRICYCLES $7.49 and up Ball Bearing ROLLER SKATES ~ $1.39 and many other healthful exercisers fo: the children, ELECTRIC FANS THERMOMETERS SOMETHING NEW! - FREE These fans will aid you There is no need 0 huy ice cream with one of these freezers in your home. 98¢ ™" | $6.45 " f T T aan A5 bl i en ] Pontiae Dealer, 60 Chestnut 8t (sest to _car barn). Telephone 3318 GLDSMOBILE and_Viking metor care, New beautiful models in _sizes and sighta_Sales and service, Domijan Mo- tor Co. Hotel Burritt Ghrage, 136 Washington 8t. Telephone ¢575. 8H motor cera. See the new line. Sales and Bervics. A. G, Hawker, 53 Eim St e | Telephone 2es6. 'ACKARD—HUDRON—ESSEX. Salew and Service. Honeyman Auto flsies, 300 East Main 8t Telephone 3542, PRl L REO BALES & SERVICE. Frank P. No- Namara, corner Eim and Park Strests. Telephne 2110. e tb o B0 STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—gales and Service. Albro Motor Gales Co. 335 Arch 8t. Telephone 260. > WHIPPET Fours and @ixes Sales and Service. Elmer Automobile Co., 33 Maim 8t._Telephone 1513. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— Saler and Service. Fine motor ears. Beloin Garage and Motor Sales Fred Beloin Jr., Prop., 115 Church Street. Telephone ¢5%0. Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 BUICK COUPE, 1925, New tires on rear, new battery. Good condition. Telephone 3776-J. FORD COUPE for sale, 1926. Good rub- ber. Motor A-1 condition. Inquire rear 35 Dwight St. Phone 4693-W. FORD, late 1926 4 dpor sedan, good condition. er._Inquire 3: warm days. 1926 1926 BUICK SEDAN CHRYSLER ROADSTER 5—FORD8—5 MANY OTHERS “NOBODY UNDERSELLS" CASHIN'S, INC. Smallest Down Payment— Balance Easy Terms 30 DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE Your Car Taken in Trade 98 ARCH ST. TEL. 6499 Open Evenings and Sundays Pyrex PIE. PLATES Reg. 90c 59¢ Pyrex CUSTARD CUPS 8¢ Coldwell LAWN MOWERS A 109 reduction will be allowed Saturday with any Coldwel: Universal FAMILY SCALES Weigh from 1 oz to 24 Ibs. 98¢ By Special Request 10,000 feet of b5-8-in. Corrugated Non-Kink RUBBER HOSE 3 WALL PAPER 1929 DESIGNS will be sold Saturday Now is the time to'paper that room at these | in 50 ft. lengths for Lawn Mower purchas- | low prices. 3900 rolls for Sat. only formerly sold ed, as high as 65c per roll. For Sat. only— 33039 Positively none sold to $6.98™ " | 7,11,13," 19¢ ™ ™ |l O’-CEDAR MOPS Size No. 3 '« Tonight's silhouette is that of our ®x-Mayor Joseph M. Halloran, who ‘was born and has spent all his years In this city. He has given his time generously all his life, to help make New Britain a better city to live in, | ¥or years he worked as an officer of the New Britain Young Men's Total Mbstinence and Benevolence Society, the Knights of Columbus, B. P. O. .Elks, as a city father in the common touncil, representing the fiftth ward, Rg representative of the city of New Writain in the state capitol at Hart- Yord, mayor for two terms, on the tchool board for years, etc., etc. Joe's business of late years has | n successfully taking care of the nvestment wants of many investors in this section of Hartford county, featuring “investments that grow,” Wipplied by Ruller, Richter, Aldrich . & Co. with an office on the fourth :m of the Commercial Trust build- BUY A FORD! Not Expensive and Will Give You Months of Satisfaction at Low Cost 1928 FORD A Roadster 1926 FORD Coupes (3 to select from) FORD Roadster FORD Fordors (8 to select from) FORD Fordors (2 to select from) 1925 MAXWELL S8pecial Coupe Many Fords in Good Shape $50 and Less Automotive Sales & Service Co. 86 ARCH STREET 248 ELM STREET Open Evenings Phone 2700-2701 Universal JACK KNIVES Reg. 90c Your Choice 49¢ Screen Your Windows and Doors with galvanized, bronze and pearl FORECLOSURE SUIT FILED Notice has been filed by the Berlin Savings bank of its intention to fore- close against Bronislawa and Kle- ment Kalowski and others on a mortgage for $4,000 on Cleveland street property. Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford & Camp represents the plaintiff. The bank now holds title to prop- erty at 210-312 Church street which it foreclosed against Anthony Do- browolski and others. The property four passenger. USED CARS Reg. $1.50 value $1.00 Flies are annoying and unhealthy. Keep them out with Kolodney's SCREEN DOORS Complete with neces- sary harlware $2.50" " | GRASS S| That Will Grow L $1,00] for .... A complete line of | vackage and bulk | seeds for your garden. Shady Lawn 43¢ | Grass Seed, Ib. 1926 iret A SAFE PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR GRAHAM-PAIGE 1928 ¢ door Sedan. Exceptionally good con- dition, $675. ESSEX, 1928 4 door Sedan, $465. HUPMOBILE “R" Club Sedan, § pass., 1925. Handsome Duco finish, new tires, and slip cov- Garages To Let [ ora, FRgs: LENOX PLACE—Garage for rent at 68 STAR 1927 6 cyl. Sedan, power- Lenox place, Telephone 3719, ful and economical, excellent Mot Jes and Bicycl 1 condition. Seat covers, $385. DODGE Touring, almost as shiny ||| ysED BICYCLES. All rebullt and in per- fect running condition, Bargain prices black as new, $125. MAXWELL 4 door Sedan, in Economy Sport 8hop, 10 Main 8t. splendid condition, (just turned in by original owner). This a “pippin,” $350. JEWETT 4 door b pass. Sedan, De Luxe model with side mounted spare, also trunk n very Bargain for cash buy- Vega 8t. Phone 6387. HUPMOBILE 1926 sedan. Good condi- tion. Good tires. Very good buy. Fer particulars telephone 2436-M. USED CARS. Small down payments. Big selection. Bonded Used Car Exchange, 18 Main St. Open every evening. 1925 ing. _ Whenever you seck advice on things political, sports or invest- .ments you will do well to call on Joe “Halloran, or telephone (1258) to him, It's Always Painting Time Rain King SPRINKLERS You know the Quality | and Price. Get them here for $2.98 GARBAGE or ASH CANS SCREENING We carry a complete stock, and all sizes. Galv. wire per sq. ft. ... 4¢ GOLF SUPPLIES Spalding’s Kroflite GOLF BALLS Saturday 63¢ ea. Only These are ideal days for golfing. Step in and look over our Golf Department. HOUSE PAINTS will not crack or peel, | all colors. per gal. $2.79 ATTENTION! CARPENTER! USED CARS *. Here's one tonight which you #hould get the likeness post haste. He is a former chairman of the re- publican town committee with sev- leral victories to his credit. He now charge of a place that often acts the role of cupid (xxxxx). His of livelihood is on West Main Agreet, although he is often seen on Court street. That urt” used the ‘Wecond time is purel: cidental but 4t comes in kind of nice, don't you “think? NOW IN PROGRESS SALESMAN'S « CONTEST You Can Now Buy a Fine Made of heavy corru- gated steel — will not rust. '$1.00 If in need of Quality tools at Low Prices, see us: 6 ft. Zig-zag Rules 19¢ USED CARS BUICKS A Fine Belection of High Grade ‘chine way, they were loath to let i go, but after due deliberation on the part of the directorate they Jot him. take the place he now has. ‘T¥ing him a watch as a token of the highest esteem for his executive Wbility, and his adhering closely to business ethics as practiced among . the factories in the reconstruction period directly after the war. As a politiclan, he asked no quarter and .gave no quarter to his political enemies 8o strongly did he feel about matters. That's all over now, =fer he has a position which divorces him from affairs political, and he has & smile for democrats and re- i+ publicans alike. Who is he? e RULES OF SILHOUETTE CONTEST 1.~=Identify likeness. $~Describe how he makes livell- hood 3.~Address communications to “Silhoustte” Editor, New Britain Herald 4.—~Contest closes at 2 p. m. fol- lowing insertion—8aturday 10 a. m. S.~Answers may be mailed or brought to the Herald office. §.—Credit given for neatness. 7.=~One dollar awarded daily for best according te Down the New Britain Ma- 5 City Advertisement AIRPORT IN NEW BRITAIN Notice is hereby given that & hear- ing will be held before the City Plan TOOLS FOR GARDEN OR LAWN PR ... 63¢ SPORTING GOODS TENNIS RACQUETS $1.98" Practice Ten- 25¢ nis Balls .. .. Indoor Bat PROTECT YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN WITH CYCLO! FENCING —80ld by Kolodney's o9c £ and up. SPRAY NOW 64¢ Sprayers 29¢ up | and Ball ... . 29¢ $2.40" WALL PAINT b A complete line ef 52-69 | Mixture, 1b. . 29¢ baseball accessories | See Us for Insecticides | can be obtained here. KELRDNEY BRES HARDWARE COMPANY . “Growing With Reason” Prompt Deliveries Everywhere Steel Rakes . —Flower Bed Guard ~ Shears Turt Edgers ina Washable ‘ . $1.00 Croquet Scts Flat Arsenate of cad, b, . Reduced 10 to 2007. | BUY NOW! 220 MAIN ST. City Advertisement \JUST KIDS ACCEPTANCE OF McCLINTOCK STREET AND 1 KISSED HER Notice is herecby given that a | hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 307 City hall, at 6:30 p. m. E. 8. T. Tuesday, June 11th, 1929 on the proposed taking of Car at a Very Low Price FOR YOUR SELECTION 1928 HUDSON ROADSTER 1928 AUBURN SEDAN 1928 STUDEBAKE COUPE 1928 CHRYSLER SEDAN 1928 ESSEX COACH 1927 ESS8EX COACH 1927 ESSEX BEDAN 1926 PACKARD CL. SBEDAN 1926 PACKARD 7 Pass. SEDAN 1927 OAKLAND ROADSTER $50 to $125 1926 FORD SEDAN 1925 CLEVELAND SEDAN 1926 ESSEX COACH 1926 PONTIAC COACH 1925 ESSEX COACH 1923 BUICK ROADBTER TERMS—TRADES Easiest Payment Plan The HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 200 EAST MAIN ST. Tel. 2542 Open Evenings 15 THERE ANYTHIN® Used Automobiles—At Unusually Attractive Prices. OTHER MAKES 1926 PONTIAC Coach 1923 STUDEBAKER Coupe 1923 STUDEBAKER Tour. Standard 1923 STUDEBAKER Tour. Bpecial 1925 HUDSON Coach 1925 FORD Coach Special BUICK BARGAINS $15 to $850 Model 45—Touring Model 49—Touring (Winter inclosure) 1925 Two Door Sedan 1926 Fordor Sedan Capitol Buick Co. 1139 Stanley St. Tel. 2607 Open Evenings rack. Popular and powertful, $285. LEXINGTON 4 pass. Coupe with famous Ansted motor, $150. PONTIAC 1927 Coach, refinish- ed, comfortable and economical, $295. DORT Coupe, model, $35. MAXWELL Touring, $100, HUPMOBILE 4 pass. smooth running, 8 cyl., tires and paint, $350. HUDSON, Buper Six Coach, new- ly finished, $150. FRANKLIN, § pass. Sedan, mechanical condition, tires, $195. STUDEBAKER “Commander,” § pass. two door Sedan, $375. FRANKLIN Touring. Handsome Marine blge Duco, $125. HOWARD W. WHITMORE 250 Arch Street Open Evenings Tel. serviceable 4 cyl. new tires, Coupe, good fine new 2810 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 1 FOR BEST RESULTS The Boss Says “SELL" For Your Belection We Offer These High Grade Cars at Prices That Meap Business 1929 CHEVROLET Lan., Dem. 1929 CHEVROLET Coach, Dem. 1928 CHEVROLET S8edan 19 8 CHEVROLET Coach 1928 CHEVROLET Coupe 1928 CHEVROLET Roadster ° 1928 PONTIAC Coach 1928 FORD Coupe STUDEBAKER Coupe CHEVROLET Coach WHIPPET Coach FORD Coupe FORD Roadster _Truck Buyers—Look! 1927 GRAHAM Ton Truck 1927 CHEVROLET % Ton Truck 1928 REO 1% Ton Truck 1923 FORD % Ton Truck TERMS and TRADES Patterson-Chevrolet Incorporated 1141 Stanley St. Tel. 211 Open Evenings and Sunday NOW DONT™ MENTION MONEY AGAIN. MOTHER) 1S WORRIED AB0UT ITo Y wav- 1o WELL-IF I WHAD .Commission, City of New Britain, 1n ~Reom 208, City Hall, at 8:00 p. m. daylight saving time, Friday, June .ith, 1929 on the proposed airport [within the limits of the city. All interested persons are re-| All persons interested are re- quested to be present at said hear- | quested to be present at said hearing, ing, and be heard in relation to the | if they see cause, and be heard in | above. relation to the above. CITY PLAN COMMISSION BOARD OF Pt Philip A. Merian, Secretary | Thomas | 1and for highway purposes from Al- len Street to Commonwealth Avenue, same to be known as McClintock Street, and establishing street and | grade lines thereon. IC WORKS, McGrath. Clerk. | AUNT HET BY RORFRT Qi POOR PA BY CLAUDE CAIT AN All Is Not BuT (1T AINT, UNCLE SAML ., ITS Gold That Glitters DELICIA! HER. SHES IF THAT ANT BRACELET|| A SwWELL “Relatives are tryin' to break Uncle Ben's will. Uncle Ben might have been sane, Ibut it looks like his will is drivin’ some of the relatives crazy.” “Copyright 1983 Publishers Syndicate “I was glad to sece Pa's cousin Silas, but 1 got busx fixin' supper an’ forget to take my best sheets off o the company bed.” ‘Copyright 1923, Publishers Syndicate)