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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL" 23, 1925
IS
BETTER ANTI-AIR
i CRAFTDEFENSES
Navy Dept. Makes Important
Announcements
Washington, April 23. Through
Intensive training, the navy has not
snly increased the efficiency of anti
aircraft fire, hut is on tlin threshold
if ordnance developments In
llrcraft guns, expected to Increase
'.he range, accuracy und effective
less of such lire.
A new Uve-inch weapon, repre.
tenting a considerable advance over
the present 3-inch gun, has reached
an advanced point, of development,
ind a number will ir Installed on
the battleship Maryland late this
summer w hen she is overhauled. At
tho same time she will be given a
system of fire control for the guns.
The nni.inment nn hattleahlns at.
present does not Include a lire con-
trol system for such weapons.
Reports which became available
today for the first time are regard
ed at the navy department as dem
onstrating that navy anti-aircraft
fire is an Important factor In repel
ling airplane attacks, despite the
lews of some aviation officials to
the contrary.
Since last June the navy has con
ducted tests which resulted in hits j day on candidates for the eeven vlce
agalnst sleeve largets towed by air- ! presidents general, who were for
planes in 4 per cent of tho cases. I mally placed In nomination last
The firing was rart of a regular' night, will be announced to the con
practice course carried out In the I press at tonight's session. The elec
West Indies, off California, and at Hons are for three-year terms. He
other points. The targets, however. 1 norts of state regents alo will be
frere only one-eleve'nth the size of in order at the night session.
the wings section of a. naval bomb-
lng plane, and one-half the size of
the fus!age, so that Secretary Wil- GoMwVll and Motion
bur believes that ha dactual planes j . 4 , ir j
' been used, hits would have been PlClUre ACtl'eSS 6Q
made In 95 per cent of the attacks. Jersey City, N. J., April 23. Sam
The system of anti-aircraft attack uel Goldwyn, motion picture produ
bas developed to the point that the'eer, and Frances Howard Mcl-augh-fire
Is almost continuous, salvos be- lin, motion picture actress known as
ing maintained at periods of every .Frances Howard, were married today
four seconds. The targets are picked by Judge Leo Sullivan In his office,
up as soon as discernible by a glass, ;The couple will leave this afteroon
or at over S.nfO yard'. The effective- jfor I,os Angeles.
ness of the bits has been such In
many cases that it was impossible to the bride: Mrs. Helen McLaughlin,
find a trace of the sleeve targets aft- their mother: Edgard Selwyn, the
er they had fallen. j atrlcal producer, and a few others
The present anti-aircraft, guns can j ma(je llp the wedding trip which
fire at all angles and have a range jrame here in automobiles for the
of 8,000 and 13,000 yeards depend- brief ceremony.
DR. LASCH
Dentist
Quartz Light For Pyorrhea
853 MAJN ST.
RACKL1FFE BROS.,
CO. INC.
250-236 PARK ST.
t 'JLAWH HOSE
KANT KINK
Money is well spent when
put in this class of mer
chandise. - .
25 ft. lengths .77"... $4.30
50 ft. lengths ...... $9.00
Inn upon the angle of fin. High ez
ploalvs shells with time fuses are
tiscit tut new ammunition ta being
developed with highly aenaltlxed
fusea for explosion on contact,
An example of what was accomp
lished In the recent practlcea la con
tained In the following excerpt from
the report of one battleship.
"Kxcept on the first lone, the
hursts were all cither slightly ahead
or the sleeve or right on. One
shell was secij to pass the aleeva In
direct flight and burst just beyond.
The sleeve quivered violently from
the bursts of several shells and was
undoubtedly badly hit. Portion of
the sleeve coum re seen ironing:
... ,h ' ,,a5,e,i 0VCr the ship.
An observing plane which saw me
hits made and flew alongside the
sleeve after this run says the after
end of the sleeve was all torn up,
the afterhoop missing."
nF.CFPTION TODAY.
n. A. It. Members and Delegates ore
tiuests at White House.
Washington. April 13. A recep-
Hon at me w m.e
dent and Mrs. Coolldge for attend
ing delegates was
included on to
day's program of the annual con
i gress of the Daughters of the Amer
j lean Revolution. Two general eea
' slons of the congress during the day
1 were set aside for submission of
' further committee reports, dealing
with a wlae, range of activities In
j which the society is now engaged.
The result of balloting during the.
Constance McLaughlin, sister of
ETHEL: How the Month of June Has Changed
THE POTTERS
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A P5.'E fOS TuF BEM SPRinfi ) HA ha HA HA f GOOD P0ETHY AHHEN I WAS I nE . &UT MOT THE Vtt SWirtO IS Ifl THE Alfl, -v. I'M M0RKlNS OH ThS CROCUS ftWAK
POLM V GC'MG T0 TBI. A- ..I- 10"Ni fOOt WU, ThATS n tJ Thim j SPRING'S EVgETWHf Rf . OMt" MfSELF v . Th, MlfTJ f;'
FOP That WW ,U r-TFTl iPRlNG MAKtS THE BIRDIES WIO, j ' g 1UE TAJffKtETS DUCK
, ' r frW OMIlWEBEWFUtW-lsy a LJ ; A AN' EVERYTHING I
LCL ' -" " I
POLLY AND HER PALS
SH-m-h! f?E;At- THAT SLTTTlMi-V HCW PA, THERE'S
PRt-WAR STUFF) WAS KIAJD OP A COP 4bfcMTLfcVlAAl Jfl AetE'ttAM. AhO H IDE;
aajD I SAvtiy V vou, boss That has beem Vj BE"" a TRte.,-
OMfc FOR f :" T STAMDiMfc On THE I SOAtWHtRtS
v VOU J PORCH FOR THB 't&I-KS
FATAL ADTO CRASH
Two Killed and Another Injured
When Car Stolen ' In Boston
Sma-shes Into Truck at Norwood,
Norwood, Mass., April 23. Two
men were killed and another Injured
when an automobile believed to have
boen stolen In Boston last night
crashed Into the rear end of a heavy
truck early today on upland road,
Norwood. The automobile waa de
mollahed. At an early hour the Iden
tity of the victims had not been es
talllshed. The Injured man, said to have
been the driver of the car, was taken
to Norwood hospital, where physi
cians said his wounds were not ser
ious. The automobile waa owned by
a physician In the Back Bay district
of Boston.
Find Body of Man Vho
Has Been Long Missing
Hooslck Falls. N. Y., April S3.
The body of Joseph Leo, who had
been missing for nearly three years,
was exhumed today form a shallow
grave In the cellar of a partially de
stroyed and abandoned house where
he formerly lived. Part of the body
was uncovered last night by Walter
Springer, who was digging In the
cellar for worms preparatory to go
ing fishing.
The authorities learned that Leo
had lived here for several months
with his family after the house
where his body waa found had been
fi"troyed by fire. -At the time of
his disappearance a fruitless search
was made for him.
BOXER SUSPENDED.
Sacramento, Cal., April 13. Joe
Benjamin, California lightweight
boxer, Is under Indefinite suspension
today In this state as a result of
charges made to the state athletic
commission that a local anaesthetic
was Injected Into his hands just be
fore his recent fight In Los Angeles
with Ace Hudklns. The action was
taken here by the commission yes
terday. REPORT TOWN' CAPTURED.
Managua, Nicaragua. April 23.
It Is reported that La Celba, a minor
port 60 miles west of Trujlllo, has
been captured by Honduran revolu
tionists. Despite this report it Is
claimed by a confidential agent of
the Honduran government here that
the revolutionists are losing ground
throughout the republic.
SEEGAL SUBPOENAED
rornier Coast Guard Commander
Called Vpun to, Give Evidence In
Alleged nrlbe Caaoa, '
niverhead, N, Y.. April S3, A
subpoena waa Issued today for the
appearance of Julius Beeaul, former
commander of the coast guard
mother ahlp stationed at Greenport,
next Tuesday at the resumption of
the John Doe Investigation Into hi
jacking and rum running activities
In Suffolk county.
Seegal Is now assigned to the coast
guard cutter Seminole, operating out
of New York. He was transferred
from Greenport about two Weeks
ago. Plstlct Attorney IJildreth, who,
with federal authorttlvs, Is conduct
ing tha Investigation, obtained the
subpoena after It had been reported
to him that Seegal could give the
names of persons, Including certain
law enforcement officials, who had
been paid bribes In connection with
rum running operations.
Men Are Held for 111
Treatment of Young Girl
Troy, N. Y April ?S. The Ren
sselaer countk grand Jury today re
turned Indictments against Kdward
Morlarlty and Frederick Blair of
this city charging them with mis
treatment jf Kuth Wells. 17 year old
girl who died here recently from
self-admlnlstered poison which she
said she tok after having been at
tacked by the two young men.
Morlarlty and Blair pleaded not
guilty to the charge and were re
leased on $8,000 ball each.
Object to Gas Station
At East atid Pleasant
A remonstrance has been filed
with the commissioner of motor
vehicles against Issuance of a per
mit to A. Gorbach for a gasoline fil
ling station at East and Pleasant
streets, on the ground that It will
create a traffi; hazard near the site
of a new school and will lessen
property values. F. B. Hungerford Is
counsel for about 2" property owners
who are signers of the remonstrance.
The board of public works has al
ready approved of the Gorbach im
plication and It 's now before the
state commission, ,
Auto bargains await those who
seek them in the Classified Ads.
In meeting your needs every day
let the Classifieds assist you.
Caution Is
City Items
Ylclrolas. Pianos, Radio at Morans.
advt.
The officers of the local National
Guard companies-attended the regi
mental school at the Hartford sat
armory laat evening. On May SO,
the officers of tha third battalion
will meet at the New Britain armory
for Instructions preparatory to going
to tha summer encampment.
Balloon dance at Odd Fellows'
hall, Arch St. All for fun and fun
for all. Indies' and gents' prlte.
' advt
The condition of'floscph Roche,
New Britain representative of the
Courant, shows steady Improvement.
He was operated on for appendicitis
at the New Britain general hospital
last Friday,
Gulbransen player pianos at Morans'
adv.
Aaron Danlelson, a well ' known
Swedish resident of this city. Is a
patient at the Hartford hospital,.
where he underwent a serious op
eration Tuesday afternoon.
Balloon dance Odd Fellows' hall,
Ahlberg's orchestra. advt.
Dog License now due and payable
at Town Clerk's Office. advt.
Don't forget novelty balloon dance
Friday night, April S4th, Odd Fel
lows' hall. advt. -
Horns cooked luncheons, Crowell's.
advt '
Dr. A. J. Barker who Is ill at his
home on North street, passed a
comfortable night.
Rev. William Ross, pastor of the
First Baptist church, spoke at the
parish supper last evening In St
Mark's Episcopal church parish
rooms.
Carl Boehnert, alias Charles
Boehnert, has been sued for $15
damages by the American Drug Co.
of Washington, D. C. Thomas F.
McDonough issued the writ, which
Is returnable in the city court the
first Monday of May. Deputy Sheriff
Martin H. Horwlti has garnlsheed
money In the hands of the P. & F..
Corbln Co.
Paul Fox of Hartford has been
named receiver In the case of Ed
ward Hohnkohl, bankrupt pro
prletor of "Eddy's" dancing pavilion
on the Newington turnpike.
The bankruptcy hearing ' In the
cases of Jennie Katx and Albert
Vttall have been postponed until
May 4.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kerln of
61 Wells street are spending a
week's vacation In, Atlantic City,
N. J.
Centennial lodge, A. F. & A. M.,
held Its annual ladies' night In
Grotto hall last evening. Refresh
ments were served, (he Tempo quar
tet, of Hartford furnished music,
and dancing was enjoyed.
Miss Catherine Meredith of New
York city is the guest of Councilman
and Mrs. David L. Nalr of SI Co
lumbia street.
Attorney Herfry Nowlckl under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the New Britain General hos
pital yesterday and Is reported as
resting comfortably today.
H. H. Young and J. F. Hart of
this city are attending the conven
tion of the American Institute of
Architects In New York clty They
are stopping at the Hotel Roose
velt. St. Mary's Ladles T. A. and B. so
ciety will hold a meeting this eve
ning at 8 o'clock In the school hall.
A whist and social will follow the
meeting.
Judge William F. Mangan and
Attorney Harry Ginsberg will at
tend the Holy Cross-Fordham base
ball game In Worcester next Satur
day. City Advertisements
Notice Is hereby given that there
tv4U be hearings before the Ordi
nance Committee on the proposed
ronlng ordinance to be held In the
Common Council Chamber as fol
lows: For taxpayers In the Second and
Fourth Wards, Friday, April 24th, at
?;30 p. m.
DAVID L NAIR',
, Chairman of the
Ordinance Committee.
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for convenience of cuelomere. '. Call
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
v.
Burial Lots, Monuments . 1
UURIAL VAULTS Concrete kmI rein
forced: water proof, hermetically seal
ed, will outlaat either wood or metal
Do not require larger lota Reaeonablj
..prloed. N. B. Vault Co. Kenainfton
NEW BKITAIN Moumnental Works, 131
uax ot. uonumonie oi an aiee biiu
deacrlptlona. Carving and letter cutting
,our epeelalty.
Florist
CUT K.LOWEHS potted planla, pleating
variety, Specializing- on funeral, work.
.Tohnaona Greenhouae, 517 Lliurch Ht,
CLT FLOWERS. and potted planti at low
price. N. B. ftreenhouae, c-or. Oak and
l.aSalte Btl. Tel. 2643-14.
Nli'K CARNATIONS II a doi. Vry fine
flowers. Sandallle's oreenhouae. 111
Oak St. Tel. :43-13. t
PANSEY PLANTS 45c. a dot., finest aa
ortmnt of colore. Flower Garden
Urecnhouee, 1103 Stanley St. Phone
'.'388-!;. -'
Lost and Found
AIREDALE dog, loet. bare apot on back.
Kaston license. Name " Taylor," on col
lar. Return to S Broad 81., Plahivllle.
DANK BOOK NO. 36213
on the Com
merclal Trunt Co., lost,
return to bank.
Finder kindly
COLLIE DOG lost, atrayed or stolen.
White and tan. ilmpa on hind left leg,
license No. 1659. Substantial reward of
fered. Phone 3938.
FOUND PURSE with sum of money and
rosary beads with name Mary Newport,
Call S So. High St.
Personals
PASSFCTRT PHOTOGRAPHS made
at
ehort notice. Arcnde Studio.
SPAIN. ROUND TRIP S weeks, every
thing Included, first class, .60 Apply
to Prof. Gullllano, Vocational, Senior
high school.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies
BUICK MOTOR CARS aalea and aervlua.
Capitol Butck Co. 191 Arch St. Pbone
3607.
CAD1LLAO CARS Salea and Service
Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable Concern."
- Weet Main, comer Lincoln etroeta.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS Sales and
service. Superior Auto Company. Ill
Arch St Phonj 211.
DODGE BROTHERS Sales and service
S. A F. Motor Sales Corp.. 16S Elm 8L
coiner Franklin. Phono III.
SEE US-
BEFORE YOUR TROUBLE
STARTS WE ARE EXPERTS
ON BATTERIES
flccliargc and rtcpalr all makes of Batteries
(All Work Guaranteed)
Zapatka & Bourgeois, Props.
BATTERY SERVICE STATION
Fear 280 WASHINGTON ST.
Distributors for
WESTINGHOL'SE BATTEIUF.S
BY
M&tWAH!
Pf?lAJfc THAT"
TtU-WoJ A A
FWCKAtE
7sn i i . .
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto am! Truck Agencies
'OItU CARS AND TRUCKS rordeon
traitor. - Sates and eervloo. Oenulne
parts and o.cuoeaorlee. Automotive Sales
A Service Uo See p. Main. 1'hona J701.
HUDSON BSSISX Sales and aervloo. Park
It. Auto Co. aaaoclsto dealer. 130-111
Park St. ' .
UUPMOUILB CARS Sales and service.
City Service Statu
Hartford
corner Stanley 6tM
A. at. Peons
LEXINGTON high grade motor car
Salea and Service. O. A. Bene ll
Main St. Phono till.
LEXINGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo-
tor Cars, Salea and Service. Hardware
City Motor Co., lm St. Phono 8734,
MAXWELL AND CHRTSLEK Salaa aiio
eorvlce. Bennett' Motor Bale 110 Arcb
St. Phono itit.
NASH motor cars.
Bee
the now Una
Sale and Service.
0. Hawker, II
Hire street. -
M.DPMOBILB MOTOR CAR
"Tho R
fined Six." Smith Motor Bales, 100 Wool
Main St. Phono S9iU.
PAIGE A JEWETT Motor cars. Bales
Service. Whltmore Palge-Jewett Co
ats V.nmt Mil n fit. - Tel. ZMltl.
flURCE-AItrtOW Hudson, Eaaax. AHier-
Ica'o leading car valuee. Baa tho now
coachae, Honeyman Auto Sales Co. Ill
Arch St. Phone 1101.
BEO MOTOR CARS and trucka. Kenneth
M. Bearlo A Co., Bales and Service, cor.
Elm and Park St a Phoua 3110. Local
agents for Gabriel Rnubnera.
STUDEBAKER Service and Balest oom at
m Arch 8L A. O. llotor Bales Co.
Inc. Phono !.
WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
motor cars, ahowrooiu and service, 131
Cherry St. "Tho Sleeve-Valve Motor.'
R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-8.
Autos and Trucks for Sab It
BUU'K touring car, J3K, good Hies and
paint; In good running order, 11.26, C.
A. Bonce, 61 Main St. Phone 2215.
BUU'K, 19226 ryl touring car. New
paint, new top and side curtains, uphol
stery A-l, good cords, new brakes, motor
very good. 1200 down, A. U. Hawker,
58 Klin HI. Phone 21H.
CADILLAC, 1111 Phaeton. In good shape,
1100 down. Bennett Motor Salea Co.,
250 Arch St. Phone 2952.
CADILLAC. 1S19 Phaoton. paint and up
holstery In nice ahape. Five good tires,
smooth, newly conditioned engine. This
'. Is a rare buy, 1200 down. - Will take a
lighter car In trade. Bennett Motor Sales
Co., 250 Arch St. Phone 2962.
CHEVROLET. 1924 New. paint, I good
cords, automatic winter front, upholstery
la like new. Price 1100. Here's a bar
gain. Bennett Motor Salea. Co., 250 Arch
St. Phone 2962.'
CLEVELAND upork touring. 1024, dray
touring 1924. A-l condition for sale at
a fair price. W. C. Betta, 131 Wlnthrop
St. Tel. 1041-2.
COLUMBIA. 1923 Buslnesa coupe, new
paint, upholstery like new, S good tires,
Lumpers, anubbers. etc. Excellent motor.
$100 lown. Will fake your enr In trade
Bennett Motor Salea Co., 250 Arch St.
Phone 2952. ,
DODGE Busfnes coupe, 1923, 5 good cords
fine leather upholstery, good paint and
mechanically perfect, 1200 down. Terms.
A. o. Hawker, 68 Elm St. Phono 2161.
DODGE BROTHERS, 1911 aedan, 6 wire
wheels and good cords. Thla car looks
very good and Is In fine condition; 176
down. Trado considered. Bennett Mo
tor galea Co., 260 Arch St. Phone 2952.
DL'RANT, 1923 sport touring car. r.oblna
Egg Blue, many extras, 6 good cords,
top and upholstery excellent, 1200 down.
Terms. A, G. Hawker, 61 Elm Bt, Phone
2466.
DURA NT touring car. A-l condition, for
aale. Apply Exldo Battery, 90 Chestnut
St.
ELCAR, 1921 louring car. top, tires (5)
ad upholstery are good. Motor In nice
running condition, 1100 down. Trades
considered. Bennett Motor Sales Co., 250
Arch St. Phono 2951. - ,
BY J. P. McEVOY
CLIFF STERRETT
RiCHT IM
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AUTOMOTIVE
Autos siitl Trut'ks fur Halt) I
'OnD-,Tudor
ittan, 1:3, bargain at I5o".
noberla Oarage, rialnvlllo.
FOHD llOAimTEll In
good running
shape. Trice 6n,
HI.. vPhou !316.
C A. Hence, il MaJn
I'OIID COUPK, 133 Many omraa, good
palut- ana tlree, iienneti oiotor eatee
Co.. !0 Arch St. SH.
fOHD, 1S34 Tudoraedatt,' good" condition,
3 cords. Price 1400. Itso Blarney n.
FOHD COUPES, lt:4 Wo liavo I of Uiem.
Newly painted and with good tiro equip
ment, bumpore, anuhbero, eto. Upholstery
and moloraro excellent. Down payment
1100 each. Sea those closed Korda before
. buying. Bennett Motor Bales Co., M
Areh St. Phone 33.
FORD SEDAN, 1121 good condition. Ru
dolph'a Garage, ,Pliono 1061-8.
HUDSON 7 passenger, sedan. Will take
amall car In trade, rOma 184-13.
HUI'llOHILE, 1824 aedan, dim wheels, "t
good cords, paint and upholstery look
- new, general condition, very good. Powu
payment, - 1100. Trades coneldered,
. Bennett Motor Bales Co, ' 110 Arch 81.
Phone 2962. '
LEXINGTON BROLOHAU, 1121 good
condition, O. A. Banco, II Main Bt
Phono 3IS.
LEXINGTON Oakland and dray. Jlljli
grade motor onra. Salea and service.
CI. A. Fence, 11 Main Bt. Phono S31S.
MAXWELL touting car In good condlt Ion.
, Must sell at once, Inquire II Hawkuia
Ht.
11 A XWELU 1923 tourings, (2). Both are
In excellent shop and look good. Down
payment only 1100. .Tiadea considered,
' Bennett Motor Bales Co., 210 Arch St.
Phone 2962.
NASH, 19236 cylinder touring car, that
will perform. Maroon body, also wheels,
6 good corda, 2 pumper khaki top,
trunk, reflectors, spot and atop lights,
motor meter and cap. Gray apanlsh
leather upholstery. Down payment 1326.
TerMa on balance. A. Q. Ha.wker, 61
Elm St, Phone 845. '
NASH, 19246 cylinder touring car. Orl
. glnal paint, dlso wheels, 6 good cords,
top and upholstery very' good ami
' mechanically perfect, 1326 down. A. G.
Hnwker. 68 Elm Bt, Phono 2466.
OVERLAND Country club at your own
price. C; A. Bence,.6l Main Bt. Phono
2215.
OVERLAND, 1924'ourlng car. fully
equipped and In a new condition. Ru
dolph's Garage, 1S1 Cherry St. Pbone
2051-3.
OVERLAND SEDAN, 1924 perfect con
dltlon: Rudolph'a Garage. 127 Cherry
fit. Phono 3051-3, .
STAR, 1923 model for sale. Flrat class
condition. 1190 quick sale. Tel. 1292-3.
STAR, 1924 touring cars, 2. Brand new,
never driven. Big discount. C. A. Bence
61 Metn fit. Phone 2216. '
8TUDE BAKER touring car In good run
ning shape. Price lion. C. A. Bence,
61 Main St. Pllon. 2216.
STl'DEBAKLR, 1921 light a touring car.
Original paint, ftna motor. S good corrfs,
upholstery and top very good. $135 down
terms. A. O. Hawker, (8 Elm St. Phona
24S.
WILLYS KNIGHT, 1917 touting car. E
cellent motor and 4 good corda. Prlre
$150. Txrrns arranged. A. O. Hawker,,
r.S Elm St. Phone -24HJ.
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
DO DOB BROTHERS
1924 B-sedan.
1924 Touring, .
1923 Touring.
1920 Touring.
1911 Touring,
FORDS
1924 edan.
11124 Touring.
1923 Sedan.
1923 Touring..
ESSEX i
1924 Touring. ',
COMMERCIAL CARS
DODGE BROTHERS
1118 Res stake body,
TERMS ARRANGED
THE
S. ft r. MOTOR BALES CORP.
Dodge Brothers Dealers.
Ill ELM ST. TEL. 131.
OPEN EVENINGS
HUPMOBILB USED CA DEPT.
Hupmablle, 3924 aettan.
Hupmoblle, 1924 Club sadnn.
Hupmoblle, , 1B2J 4-pasa. cotipp.
Hupmoblla, Model N touring.
Hupmoblla, 1.929 touring.
Hudson, 1919 7 paaa. aedan,
Lseax, 1923 cuupe.
Maxwell, 1923 touring.
Chevrolet, 1924 aport touring.
These cara 'are all In good condition
and. are well worth the price In
ever? Instance. Teraia can ' be
arranged.
CUT SERVICE STATION, INC.,
340 HARTFORD IvE.
"Tho House ot Hupmoblle Cara."
HUDSON A ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. i
1923 Franklin aedan. ,
1924 Jewett aport.
1H21 Hudson coupe.
1922 Todge aedan.
1922 Chevrolet touring.
123 Maxwell aport touring.
1924 Ford coupe.
1924 Hudaon apeedater.
1923 Hudaon 7 paaa. aedan.
1923 fitudebaker touring.
1923 Butck 7 paaa. aedan.
19?4 Maxwell club aedan.
1923 Btudebaker light coupe,
and many others.
THE
HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO.,
131 ARCH ST. . TEL. JIM.
OPEN EVENING 9, A 8UNDATS
RENEWED FORDS
SEDANS
Tear Price 1st Paym'
192J IJ7S $100
COUPES
1!1 $125 I $0
1974 400 H
1923 S2S lid
192$ 240 $1
, ' TOURINGS
1917 . ' $ 90 10
)! 0 20
191K 7S 50
1920 11 3
1923 lO $0
1923 ITS '.i
1924 27S 1M
Roadsters and commercial rare at
correspondingly low prices.
AUTOMOTIVE SALES pERVtCB
SOt EAST MAIN ST. FHONB $101.
4.