New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1929, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1929. _ i t Wood Is Fuel For Operati;lg Heavy Motor Trucks Unknown Fiend Terrorizes City of Dusseldorf in water con- | From the | The greatest value giving event ever presented to New Britain! EXCAVATE OLD GITY | Scene of Newest Diggings—Golden | Temple is Sought. | | Inaugurating the Newer Greater Globe Admin- istration! ALUES so unusually attractive are telling their significant story. Values in suits . . . overcoats . . . shoes . . = shirts ... Hes . . underwear for men, young men and hoys. From the onenine on Thursday morning the resnense has been epthusiastic. A tribute A |NCORPORATED. THE HOUSE.OF MUSIC te the enviahle record of 44 years of suc- HE difference between “good” and “very good” isn’t a matter that can be put exactly into words. Specifications do not make a radio any more than dimensions make a Parthenon. The quality of the music which pours from your rec - is determined by the spirit which goes intothemakingoftheinstrument. Alithe world’s knowledge of radio design is in a Stromberg- Carlson —of course. But there is more. There igerness to take paina—to put here a cessful merchandising. The opportunitv is still available. By ali hed in Walr fier Tube, $85.00. piece of material, to shield there with a heavice plate of copper, to wind this coil just a bit more thoroughly, to make that wire conneciion @ degree more solid. And the resuit is the Stromberg-Carlson Re- ceiver of today: decidedly better in giving you thetrueenjoymentthatradio can afford because of that idea of “just a little better” which has gone into every single operation of its making, Listen Wednesday Evenings to the Const-to-Coast Broadeast = MAKERS OF VOICE TRANSMISSION AND VOICE RECEPTION APPARATUS FOR MORE THAN THIRTY-FIVE YEARS 246 Main St. NEW BRITAIN Connecticut’s Largest Music House means share in this extraordinary value giv- Ing event. D Throughout the store decisive reductions speak a message of value. CLOTHING HOUSE WHERE WEST MAIN STREET BEGINS