New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930. A = Twin-Seated Speedsters Groomed For Race On Indianapolis Track| HOPE T0 PRODUCE CHEAP FERTILIZER Backers of Muscle Shoals Plan Would Aid Farmers e baifateg “Nerves So Upset—I Fourd It impossible to Sleep Nights” “But After Taking Bon- 'l"one; 1 ('én Truthfully Say 1 Never Felt Buter in My Life.” Buses Ti“;l;!‘('t‘ World's llul Tn)llm Car Line (i vorld's irs wd I'd I feeling o ited omfortable M mad I had constan nt dizzy spells ppearcd bilious den noise CONDEMNS TIQUOR | March 25—Judge N d an or galle 6 hootl 3 R _months : ] destroyed som 5 spots befort 1 was very when a up | my right s ich if it had been “ ha nd 1 Sheri till of Deputy 1 pound ern- publis vhia n-Tone Man i ruz Stor v Britain, | timit | will llost by carrying mechan “ONE CENT SALE BY POPULAR DEMAND WE ARE EXTENDING OUR SALE ANOTHER WEEK T RATE AMAMI SHANPOO 1 Ancther WOODBURY'S 1 SOAP / Another YRIGAN 0 ¢ | rm—another for 1 aron Black Narcisse 1. e dram—Another for COTY L'AIMANT |1>4 dram—Another for 1 0c dram— 1 QUELQUES FLEURS ]‘ 50¢ dram—Another for 4 LHEURL BLETL 1. 70¢ dram—Another for XMAS EVE—S2 dram Another for COTY PARIS Another for DIER RISS—25 dram—Another _— RATE < =~ CU B TERRI TACE rowprn MEL ly\ CLUANSING CREAM R N r¥3 SQUIBI'S TOOTH PASTE 15 PALMOLIVI SHAVING CREAM 35¢ Another for COCOANTT SHAMPOO \noiher LUN SOAl 100 WITCH HAZIT CASTILE SOAP 15 \nother 1C for KCLYNOS LOVE TOOTH A1 POWDER T Another Another INFANTA } for lc CAPPIL A POVIDER $1.00 ME E WITH EVERY PERFUME PURCHASE OF HOSIERY, JEWELRY OR UNDERW AR 3 = \1 50 }I(‘.n\ 75 French (ES" SILK. UNDEIQWEAR Fashion ALL ONE PRICY ALLEN’S 238 Main Si.- SL.65 Pure Silk Chiffon Puge Siik Chifion Full cls nevertheless and ]"M according to drivers | the new mo between 108 years, will show iles an hour, gatherir Rai GROWING IN STATE : th the piston displacement | 91% to 3 ¢ inches | greatly t speed | , they be- race. ronautical industry. In 1929, there were 19 manufacturers of parts and :essories for airplanes in the city, $ and none in 1927. The survey indicates that in 1929 Hart- makers of airplanc Britain gained 15 con- in this industry from 1927 to according to the survey. from help liey Drivers and {o overcome t rs, which the lled for this ye: Schneider, vave wiea | NEW Britain Plants Produce ion tico Hlamy Parts Tor Airplanes octat o s races. | Indianapolis | nong the first to gt | tor the son. He | put it through trials blackl Louic driver, Aviation in The amazing | ghowed a r aviation industry in|same period 1028 survey reveal- Connceticut is depicted in a survey|ed 12 concer d individuals .n»i [ the Connecticut | Ea8ed in such activities as t. : erial phot nd instructio serial photography v pair of planes service Hart growt S ord March £§ car T s¢ hin the expects to His car is typi f most of the;’ ches wide | of Commer th loeal ( L nd wider i s it wilt individual 16 nuncipal and 13 A survey Bristol follows New Britain 1 in the 927 to| 11 number of conce 1928 was 478 per c rns from 2 nt, or an increase 19 to 1 Bridge lmn Leads In on PLANLE FORCED DOWN A biplane by structural Buol es for Corbin nuts and Ieaf | Perlin Construction Co l Lridgeport showed the i teel for hangar construction; brothers of ported Machine Co., special machi production of airplane parts serew Corp., screws, bolts, machine prod , ball hearing ball bearing nak and piloted by brothers, w nu- one of the|p forced down | pare caquipment in E manufacturers of | s ers of ille four ots the loc y | airpl | Hutchinson Co., Connecticut | ley Works, Flannery Co., | h d compartments. | ol reported as fol- control; P. J. bronze, aluminum and alloy | Secretary Wheels Goss & De Lecuw Machine ! R craft, brass, castings; Co., machines for production of air- | \mmnl Marine Lamp Co plane motors and parts; Hart &|yille, lamps; New Departure teel lockers, shelv-| (0., hearings for motors ing and cabinets for hangars: Oscar | Root Co., hi Wallace H. Heinze, level Co., springs Adan Co., metal ~V|m]ml£ h - Britain Spring Co., hair springs f oil tnd gasoline gauges, also for elco- | Ruches and Boas Ren\ed Are Nicknamed “Huddles” trical instruments; North & Judd Co., upholstery nails, aviators' i " ifety belt hardware; snaps for Paris, March 28, (P—"Huddles' flares, handles locks, whute har- | i5 the nickname Miss 1030 has wisi- hardware; aviators' and me-|.a on the clothing hardwa G. B Mfg. Co., automatic ten- | 1 EnonoiinEh el irplane body ct iireraft hardware; es, latches, step plates, cow fastencrs, ri phandles; Stanley Rule & Level special tools for aireraft; Vulcan Works, castings: Corbin Cabinet 1 ich it i locks for ind | ruching forn nes spring revival of oll- chanies’ Prentice imnd boas. “huddle d or tulle. It ning ¢ sually 1 a neciz- d chiffon, accompaning embles, The modern picce of pl taffeta shir or ncon and e Co., replacing a fur. 1 worn repeats the imming. Iron Lock Co., m KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD are sold. airplanc of U We scll moncy on time just like Autos, Ilomes, etc., | §100, repay $ 5.00 per mo. | Bovow | 8200, repay $10.00 per mo. | $300, veg 5.00 per mo. extras or delays—We will help your credit. character, Own curity No fees, terest at the rate of 37 per cent per month on the unpaid balance. 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