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"VI
iG
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1920.
Tbis Is Really the New York ol
(he Dutch People
TYashliife'ton. I. C, Keh. 3.
r.ellrf nu-asurc'i tor Ihe flood-.slnck-i-a
portions of Holland, which un
being coudilct'.d Iioiu Amsterdam,
l!rct attention lo tills romnx n l;tl
mid military oapitnl ol out ni Ku
rvpe's smallest countries.
"Audacious thotiKli it may s em
to rompuri; Amsterdam to Ni.-w
York, when It is, oiiMd. ivj tliut Hi'.'
latter ta one u tinm-suk of tlm
J'uteli t.'it, mnrly every n ( r i -i
rax m t iio bust Unit. 1-hft Itujj Am
surdfim or' le hiy i n lijInN'ent to
Americans i 1 1. thu iu. trupulis of the
N"w World." !.5S a bulletin f rum
Washington. I1. lH.i(liiartiTS ol
the National Geographic Society.
"Heredity Is her.; apparently l.ucl;
tracklntr, for the. l.'HUir is every dny
becoming mure like the aou, and
less like its puturts'im; Jjuteh
neighbors.
Much In Common
"New York uni Amsterdam have
much in common. Kach is t.io larg
est and most populous city in its
respective country. Neither is th
political capiuil of the country, but.
each is the undisputed commercial
dictator and the key-point of mili
tary defense. Each Is a seaport, al
though here the analogy does not
follow as closHy. Kotterdam's
commerce exceeds that of Amster
dam. Amsterdam, however, has tlif
headquarters ot all iho larK..: .-hir.-plug
companies, just as has New
York. Like New York Amsterdam is
also an Important industrial cen
ter, with ship-building plant?, refin
eries, machine shops, many .small
factories, diamond polishing mills,
etc.
"Geography prevents carrying the
pirallel much further. While New
York towers above sea level on a
foundation of solid rock, Amsterdam
is a city perched on wooden piles.
No permanent structures can be
erected on the upper stratum of
loam and loose sand, hence the
necessity for driving supports 15 to
60 feet below the level of the
ground, and hence, probably, the
jest of Erasmus of Rotterdam, who
said the natives of Amsterdam live
on the tops of trees like rooks.
The Throat of Water
"Disastrous effects of heavy rains
In near-by regions emphasize, the
constant battle that the city and
the country must wage against tho
eternal enemy water. Doth to the
sea and the sky Holland must ever
present a strong arm. Amsterdam,
itself, is shut off from tidal fluc
tuations by dikes and docks, but the
water in its many canals is con
stantly changed by Inflows from riv
ers and a canal connecting it direct
with the North Sea. The water in its
huge harbor and street canals is
kept at what is known as 'the Am
sterdam level,' which may be con
sidered a mean of high and low tide.
"The city of Amsterdam lies in
the southwest corner of the great
Inland body of water known as the
Zuyder Zee, at the Influx of the
Amstel and Y rivers. Like Venice
It Is built on a number of islands,
but with much more regularity than
the Queen of the Adriatic, roughly,
the city plan looks like the profile
of a half wheel, with numerous
water spokes and inner rims in reg
ular succession. These rims or suc
cessive encircling canals indicate
zones of expansion In the past, and.
flanked with avenues of elms and
tall narrow brick houses with gables
turned toward the street, give a
handsome find picturesque effect to
the residential sections.
Not a Windmill 1" Slclit
"Americans who start their tour
of Holland in Amsterdam arc likelv
to be disillusioned. Not a windmill
rnn be seen in the downtown sec
tion and th" hurrying throngs who
tostle one on the streets are dressed
verv much like other Kuropeans.
steam engines are replacing the
characteristic waving arms of the
rmtch windmill throughout the
kingdom. Onlv In the remote rural
.onions, and at. tourist attractions
such as the Isle of Marken, can one
find the bloomers, lace caps and
wooden shoes of the old geography
hook pictures. Amsterdam's shops
rrsemble Anurici's finest, both in
nualltv nnd In price, while the. Hank
of tlie Netherlands is one of th"
lending financial esial'Iislim-nts o
r.urope.
"Amsterdam rnteM l" fa Id to h
the first setting of nearly every
diamond. Ts diamond polishing ami
rutting mills have been famous sin. "
th" 11th renturv. when the art was
Introduced V v TV.vtncii'se .b ws nftir
the sack C A nr.. em. At the pres
ent, time there a re nearly a hundred
mills, employing -ven.l thousand
persons. Most ef the raw diamonds
rome from South V.ie.i. abhnucn
Brazil and t-e r,r i are- other
sources of scriply.
.-ri. tl.it. nrt- T at lovers of
are nothing more than unlet little
rural cintiis. I'roKilo thccs- huve
supplanted Inure, exotic curgocii
from the Orient. I'mceful, pipe,
iinokliiv burgers today swing their
feet from molding wharves, whoso
hoards onco resounded lo the heavy
i read of more adventurous ancts.
tors; bold seafarers whose fleet
vessels worried 4-von I he, mighty
armadas of Cpuin."
DOES NOT THINK ELEN
IS EXPLOITING TENNIS
Head of V. S. I,awn Tennis Associa
tion Duuht.i Humors From
Abroad
New York, Teh. 3 (.Pt Taking
rognu.'im'tt of repeated postpone
ments of the anticipated match be
tween Hehn Wills and Suzanne
l.englen, Jones W. Mersereriu, presi
dent, of tho 1'. S. I .awn Tennis asso
ciation, said today ho declined "to
believe the American champion had
become Involved In any alleged ex-
ploitatlon of rivalry between the two
, players by promoters Bceking to fill
' Itlviera hotels."
No official complaint had been
made to the association over failure
j of tlm two players to enter the same
i tournament and tennis officials here
; see no reason to investigate, Merse.
! reau said. He pointed out thnt Miss
Wills "is on a pleasure trip with her
; mothers and is not competing as an
! oliicial representative of the L'nited
' States."
"Tho story about the scheme to
. make Helen a tool of publicity
schemers may be another exaggcra
i Hon," he said. "I regret greatly the
Injection of sensationalism Into this
trip, but I suppose it. had to come."
AT STATEASYLUM
Coroner Undecided if Woman
Was Suicide or Victim
Middletown, Teb. 3 Whether
Be sain .M. ISigli, 51 of Glastonbury,
an Inmate of the Connecticut hospi
tal for the insane here, who was
found with her 'throat cut 1 ni.he
pantry of the institution on January
-7 committed Miicide or was mur
dered, had not been determined by
Coroner L. A. Smith last night, when
it became known that he was inves
tigating the woman's death. Hos
pital authorities would not make any
statement in connection with tho
case.
The woman who was assigned to
work in the pantry was found al
most, dead by an attendant. Her
neck had been partially severed ap
parently by a knife but no knife was
found near her, the coroner said.
She died a few moments after being
discovered, and Dr. J. !'. Calef. med
ical examiner, was called. He turn
ed tho case over to the coroner who
expects to Issue a finding shortly.
BRIDES, BEWARE!
Frills May or May Not Please Him!
MO DPESntlG GOWN IN Tnt Wf&A V ? W'f Wr$f '!
MORNiMG- TO COirtP OP a Afm 1 Hv?!i I vf
POUND TO NOTICE. IT? &lSTWW "
ELVEPY TlML SjjA U j
IIFIwSCtJ ALVMS DOLL tlP HE'LL
wKI vfW 4j P!?0PAPLY HE.HP E.YEJ1 TE. YOU -
kTJs L PUT THEH, YOU KlIOW, IT1 l?A7HP A
I V1--!, I COuF0r?TAPL. FEEUflG- TO W
) "ooooooooop13? YOU LOOK WELL AhD
rTiJ TilEPE' ALWAYS A CHANCE. TifeT
ettJ y a sotviet me. V J i
AT YOUR
SERVICE
Uelow is a list ol the
Standard Headings in
every day use on the
Classified Page. Note the
easy-to-read alphabetical
arrangement.
Phone Your Ad To
925
City Items
Leading Star Lodge, Shepherds of
iSeihlehem, will meet tomorrow
'evening at 7:30 o'clock at Junior
Mechanics' hall.
New line of sandwiches. Crowell's.
Advt.
Tho Royal Swedish naval band
now on a tour of the United Ftutes
will give a concert at the Lyceum
theater March 24, under the aus
pices of the Wennorberg chorus.
A class of 12 candidates were giv
en the first degree of the laly Coun
cil, K. of C, at the club rooms last
evening.
Tho Senior club at tho High school
will hold its monthly meeting and
social gathering at tho school audi
torium and gymnasium Friday eve
ning. Jnmt K. 0'Hrlen of New Britain
will ho one of the guests at a meet
ing of Connecticut Americanization
Workers at Hartford Saturday.
There will be a dinner at tho Hond
hotel at. which Francis A. Pallotti,
secretary of state, will speak. Among
the guests will be Rev. Stanley Iciek
of Norwich, formerly of New Britain.
By CYNTHIA GREY
Ivfen are funny! Husbands are
1 funnier! As, mayhap, you verdant
I brides are learning!
I Remember back in the good old
days before you were married how
! on date nights with him you
Had a facial
And a marcel and manicure
And wore
Your new bois de rose crepe
dress
And silver hose and slippers
And new garnet choker and ring
And smeared heliotrope on your
eyebrows
And went downstairs all ready for
that knock-out look in your be
loved's eyes
And he never even knew you had
a single new dud on!
Back In those days his line was
apt to be, "you look goqd to me any
old way!"
Well, just try that stuff nowa-
I KIVC. WATCHES DAXCEKS
! Brussels, Feb. 3 UP) Princess
! Marie Jose with American nmbassa
1 dor William Phillips, and Mrs. Thil
1 lips with Crown Prince Leopold,
opened the. court ball here last eve
i ning.
i Queen Klizahcth, who Is still suf
fering from the cold she caught
! while visiting the victims of the re
! cent Hond, was not present. King
Albert and other notables watche-J
! 'he dancing from a dlas. the king
; talking with several Americans who
j were presented to him by the Amer
ican ambassador.
r. ril
rf.V. 1
HI"
mottoes-, ml';
i"imo of ttie
can still 1 e
Mich as: 'T! : '
my life,' 'T- :
rtiMIe l.iilMtm."
throughd' tV
eripten jvr.iT r
m fi-eeiv drawn
rlninif. '.
i.r )nr' 1n I'-nll 1
t .Ml.""-' i.n'nct
ions on Intel:
tyuiii' i;M VM!C.
Xi-aws the n. est
A !!).! -in oi:ri'".
i :sh for a 1 . - v
v hh h mgs
:od"st li'tle ho
tinn Th- l'.ci
Pll'ch. however
Holland'
"'e;:r .il'fV rr".r:
. Hie,1 of Holland. 1
leading, for ".n.t o
x. Threiirrh hc :
Zuvder 7" In tV- laf' "
iM.any fornur prosr'roi;
hr!V lost 'heir 5- 1 ;i r it I IT.
Vave fallen iti'o di r.-reiir
liri- I -n ;il.:!::dol:ed. 1
Ithered and disapt
irs-'ri'CioiiR. fin
i or Amsterdam
printed logends.
iv pVaper" and
'r sonL'.' C'
-reeial targets
,trv for the m
' Senn'Mres are
one wrtii r
1 e T'.lide ot'n r
.ould be r pine.
nrn tte iriscrip-to:in-""trs
and
A s-i;-n which
a't. ntion from
l'o'eor. and a
o lih.d. is that
;. he ,;nor o' a
v near the s'a-
!.' 'hull' in
T :e...'s ei'y.
Dead Cltli-v-'
.,rn :vn t1,-. 'dead
m is mis-
ei'ies s''d
np ' the
' u rl s
j l.STATi: VAI.l'EI) AT $10,000
The estate of Antanas Kardokas
has lion appraised at Jin. 000 by
1 John J. (ierdis and John Mikakius
kas, a committee of the probate
j court.
Special Notice
Mr. Lincoln Caswell will give an
iinpf rsonution of Abraham Lincoln
Thursday afternoon at 4:15 at Cen
ral Junior H. S. auditorium, under
the auspices of the Parent-Teachers'
isolation. Admission 15c. advt.
He
Ho,:
1 nrl
v.-
:ie
ha1
are
just
rot evae'Iy dead,
e.asi'd to live.
"Monnlkendarn.
,C'a-oinn. Knmp'n
'van-phs ot oi
urosi.erous e,ii.f.
t "ssels which brought to their
nbnrves th ftlks and rnlcs of
Chip nd the Indies, which today
Hoorn. CI. in.
an o'hers nre
Pt'"'''! and
TVlMl ft' l ! Of
M. t i K4
TrMiliry I if Hrlnif-Ilt, Office Of Comp
troller of the Currfiicy
WaiVnRTnn. I) C, NovenibH , 1J
W!,,-r. fi... t y MBtlpfsetnry ovldenco pre
"i:'i(l to tli unrtern(rif). It ha been
e.n in n ei-cat ttiM "Th Ctt Nstlonal
l:i:H ef New RrltBln" tn tht Oty of
N.-w ll'ltain In th County of Hsrtfotd
:il S-.-iip of Cnneetti ut. hit. romphrd
w!h n:i t h. r'ovirn of tn Cttuie of
i '.ft t:iUef1 ttlatpt riulre(1 to t com
rl'fi with brier Rti mioeution rill t
a..jll:orT7pd to commODCO th bupinw of
lia'.k.nc:
therefor I. J. W Melntoth. Cont-:rel!i-t
ef th" CutToncy, rto hiehy ttr
M'y tin "Tl.e Oty Nmliinlil HBn ol
New nii'am ' In thp City of New Hrttaln
n tt. c,,uriy ol Martfoifl and Stsi of
.'onnetlrui l. tutlmrlied fo rornmnc
'he ou1ni-r ol Hnnklnie provtd.nl IB
?''!! in I 'fry oaf hi'rdred and 1lty ntti
if tl ?'.'. ert stfliotef of Iht IJnitad
In te.Mir'.Tiy wMi-reef w'tnesp my hnd
-r-1 wal rf nft? tltr Btnth day of
NovemN'r, J "i"S.
J. W. M-tSTOSH,
Corri'troller of tho Curranoy.
tSfl.)
days! You're married now!
Suppose your breakfast table rai
ment is kimono and one of those
breakfast caps that look like a set
ting hen all riled up with her tail
feathers flying
You will receive the w. k. dirty
spouslal look. Don't figure that "a
! man never knows what you wear,
j anyway." He'll know it then down
j to the last bent snap.
But you never can tell! Incon
sistency Is the spice of marital liv
I Ing, and the bride who succeeds is
: tho bride who early realizes that she
; never can tell what he wants, and
I proceeds to make the best of It!
j So suppose you're a little bride
I who has read all her life that a good
wife never comes to breakfast look
ing like Sam Hill's houso trap!
You put on your vanishing cream,
rouge, powder, perfume, comb your
hair chicly, don spiffy hose and slip
pers and that dear little blue cham-
bray dress with th.i starched while
j linen collar and cuffs!
You sit your little self down, very
' superior to those slipshod wives who
eat when accoutered In curl papers
.'ind soiled pink satin mules!
And that's all the good it does
you he's buried behind the stock
'luotations and probably doesn't
know whether tho Queen of Shcba
; or Utile Eva or Just plain Topsy sits
: across from him!
! But don't give up the ship! Some
, day when you're old and gray and
' have just discovered that your chin
i is now three, he'll look up and see
J that
Well, what will he sec that you
gave up the fight long ago and are
sitting there comfortably in curl pa
j pers and klmmy, or that you're
i wearing a neatish morning gown
j Yes, it is hard to know just what
j to do and which is worth tho can
i die!
CIT MILITARY COSTS
Dublin, Feb. 3 (Pi The Free State
government is contemplating reduc
tion of its military expenditures by
1,00(1,000 from the present outlay of
more than 3,000,000.
During tho civil warfare in Ire
land, the strength of the army was
i5,nno. It, has since been reduced
to 15,00", and when tho reorganiza
tion plan is completed it will num
ber 10,000,
and men.
Including both officers
MKS. MALLOKY WIXS
New York. Feb. 3 Ps .Mrs. Molla
B. Mallory, former national wom
en's champion, advanced to the
semifinal round of the Heights Ca
sino invitation tennis tournament to
day by defeating Mrs. W. M. Shed
dan of Boston, 6-4, -.
U. S. Willing to Agree to
Postponing of Conference
Geneva, Feb. 3 (.T) The American
government will raise no objections
to the postponement of the prepara
tory disarmament conference In the
event It is desired by the other gov
ernments, Hugh Gibson, the Ameri
can minister, informed the league of
nations today.
Closing time for insertion
' in same day's paper
1 P. M.
CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS
I UBATH NOTICES
3 FLOK18T8
FUNBKA1. U1RKCTOBS
S LOST AND FOUND
I PKKSONA1.8
7 6TORB ANNOUNCKMKNTS
At rOMOHII.ESl
AUTO AND TKUC'K AGENCIES
AUTOS AND '.'tJJCKS FOIt BALB
1U AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE
11 AUTO PA UTS AND ACCESSORIES
13 AUTOMOU1I.K8 WANTED
U-AUTOS-TAX1 SKKVICB
H OA RACKS TO l-ET
H-MOTORCTCI.es AND BICVCLK8
H MOTORCY'I'S-WCTC-LB WANTED
IJ BERVICB STATIONS REPAIRING
BISI.NBW- HISKVII U
m bakbkkb HAimca masheubb
19 BUILDINO AND CONTRACT
20 BUSINESS 8EHV1CE RKNDKKED
HI DENTISTS
VI DRKSSMAKINO Si MILLINER!
23 DYEING A CLEANING
2-INSI;I!ANCE-AI.L KINDS
-'! LAWVEHS-PATKN'l ATTORNEVh
80 MOVING. TRUCKING. BAGGAGE
S7-PAINT1NG, PAPER HANGING
tK PLUMBING. HEAT'O, METAL WT.
211 PRES3INU AND TAILORING
30 PRINT'O, JOBH'G, STATIONER
11 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
S3 REPAIRING A PIANO TUNING
33 WANTED TO RUNPISR SERVICK.
Kill CATIO.NA!
34 CORRESPONDENCE- COURSES
if DANCING TEACHERS
3H INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
37 LOCAL & PR1V. INSTRUCTORS-
48 W' ANTED INSTRUCTORS
KMPLOYMKVl
ill EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
10 HELP-AGENTS WANTED
41 HELP MEN WANTED
43 HLLP-WOMEN WANTED
41 HELP MEN OR WOMEN
44 SITUATIONS .V ANTED MEN
45 SITUATIONS WANTED WOMEJv
I INAM IAL
16 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
47 INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS
4 S MONEY LOANED
49 VV ANTED TO BORROW
LIVE STOCK
j 61) CATTLE AND SWINB
t.l DOOS, CATS. PETS
I l i EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES
I f.H HORSES. VEHICLES
' f.l WANTED LIVE STOCK
j SIEIII IIAND1SK
65 ARTICLES TOR BALK
5 BUILDING MATERIAL
;i7 BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIP
at FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
r.J FEED AND FUEL
u FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS
HI FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING
(12 (IOOI) THINGS TO EAT
3 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
4 MACHINERY. ELEC. 4 TOOLS
6ft MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT?
f.l B RADIO
67 WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
55 WANTED- AKTU LES TO BUY
RttAL EST A IF FOR B.KN1
ft APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS
Tli BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT
71 DESK ROOM AND OFFICES
72 FARMS FOR RENT
73 HOUSES FOR RENT
71-SUBUHBAN FOR RENT
75 VACATION PLACES FOR RENT
76 WAREHOUSES A RTORAGB
77 WANTED TO RENT
RF.AI EM ATI FOB HALS
U AGENTS-REAL ESTATB
71) AUCTIONEERS
8D BLDG. & BUSINESS PROP
SI BUILDING LOTS FOR 8 A LB
S3 FARMS FOR 8ALB
US HOUSES FOR SALS)
SI SHORE PLACES FOR 8ALB
85-SURURBAN FOR SALE
56 REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
17 REAL ESTATE -WANTED
ROOMS, HOARD AND HOTEL!"
M HOTELS
ill ROOMS FOR RENT
90 ROOMS AND BOARD
91 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
93 WANTED BOARD OR LODGING
13 WHERE TO DINE
THE HKKALU
"WANT ADS
AlphaWuetinji Aiii,;.n Foi Quick
and It wills Htfienc.
1. 1 NIC ItAIES FOR
CONStCUTIVB INSERTIONS
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4 Uioi line ,;:
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30 day. ....1 Una ti so
Yearly Orjei Pair Unm Application
Count 8 noiil. to a Una.
It linaa to an IlcTi.
Minimum Sinea. 3 Unaa.
Minimum Hook Cba n. SS crnta.
No Ad Acto'iipo' Atui I P M. foi
Claiaiflad Paa on Saint Day. Sat. 10
Ada Accepted Over the Telephone
for convenience of cu-tomim. Call
Hit. Ark roi a "Want Ad" Operator
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
liurul n, Mmiiiiiicnl
I
UURIAL VAULTS Concrete cteel rein
forced; water nroof, ht-rinrtieally aealeil
N.J3. Vault Co. Phone 6)7-16.
NEW BRITAIN-Menu'inental' wotki'lsi
Onk St, Monumente of all elaee and
deicrlptioni. Carvlnj and letter cutting
our apedalty.
MoiMs 3
BOST'iN FERNS V el leu.i.imtle pnct'l'
Sanilelli'k Greentiouee, 21i OaU St
Phone 2643-12.
CUT FLuU IJUs- ,oiiej piania. pIcanliTv
variety. 8.eciallnns on tuneral work
.lohnminii Oiferihiiii.e, tin C'huirh St.
SPRING FLOWERS lulij.s, l.jarintlia an.l
ilaffo,l!ls. l'lewer G.-ir.lPn GreenlioUBt.-,
1163 Stanley St. Phone :s:6-:.
Several Public Bequests
In Alice Hubbard's Will
Stamford, Conn., Feb. 3 P Un
der tho will of Alice G. Hubbard,
who died December 22, offered for
probate today, $500 each is left to
i several Stamford Institutions, such
i as tho Children's home, Koxbury
M. E. church, Salvation Army, Red
Cross, Stamford hospital, Homo foi
the aged, Connecticut society fori
Mental Hygiene, American Human
.society and other;;.
After various personal bequest
tho residue of the estate which may i
he of $100,nno value is left to a nice. ,
Laura Girling. !
ANNOUNCEMENT
(Ate I ajul llllllll I
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wortli'a t ! alor. portfolio tontnlni
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to name of l'nl f'atl 5i)45.4, Reiyanl.
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Sntunlny on Mnln St. Rearnrd. l'lnder
phrtne IHlJ-l?.
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win. Mfri'ln. t'nnn.
LIGHT IMMMI'.I. S1MC(.TA'I.KS-I..!t.
prohaMy on ,itii''me S. hus or hi L!ik-"Iu
St. I 'll'.no 9f-2. Rewar.1,
L' sT Jaruniy, 19e, Contriprclal. Tru.-t
""onirniiy pn sjlu.ok. N-".. Sl'il. lurpl.y
apply tor tho l.euaneo of n iluplUaio
h.'ik thf rr-fr-r.
SMALL SUM OF MONEY F'nr.r-ln't
Snliinlay. Write, Hon' :-WH, ltorald
Offlro.
-MALL hinwri Ualllcr l.uiao It.ct p.-twr. n
Llerfi-tt'B and l.iis btallon. Initialed M,
"I. ltcard. Phono 1115-13. i3
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St' M (If MONEY Met iHUveeii l'aklwn
o- Lrvotithara and New Britain Trust
C. T'lniU-r p!r-n.o rail 7tf. Koward.
WHITE Ui'Lli WRIST WATCH loat ho.
tv-ren I'orcut and Cedar Sta. Plmno
Mill.
rersonnls
PICTURE FRAMING Wo do It. Artude
Studio.
SUFFERERS OF HEART TROUBLE
Anelna IVctorla, Dropay, Asthma. Hluh
Blood Prcpeuro. Paralyali: I will singly
tell you FREE how you ran get ijulrk
nnd InMlriR relief, without diugi, medl
'ine or ec-ruma. Addrosa: R. V Wal
den, I)u n,'.l. New Haven. Conn.
Slorr Aiiniiiiiiit'me'tifi-
SKATES SHARPENED liadtield'a Sport-
ins Goods, 15 Mam St.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto anil I mi It Auiwlts
'(."JK TRIKIRS-Snlee and Service. Eric
son Motor Salee, 171 South Main St.
Phone 870.
ni.:iCKMOTOR CAR8-Sale alid'Servloe.
Cnpllal Bulck Co., 193 Arch St. Phone
:tii7.
Main, coiner Lincoln slicnin.
Garibaldi Married
iij f 1 1 i P m j r - yim aaria,
i'IIEVROLET MOTOR OARS-Salfe Mid
eorvlce. Superior Auto Company, 113
Church St Phone 211. '
'.filtySLGR 4 and . Salee a""nd
ervlce. Bennett Motor Sales, 2.'0 Arch
St. Phone 2'.'l2,
HODGE HROTHER8- Salff end tervlie.
S. A f Motor Salee Corp., lib Elm St.
, corner Franklin. Phone 731.
FORD CARS and TR UCKSPf ordTcm
tractor. Salee and eervlce. Genumt
parte and acceeeorlea. Automotive Sale;
St Service Co.. 248 Elm. Phone 2701
i l'RANKLIN CARS The ciir for"lo"yeni.
j Salee and Service, 4&3 West Main Si
I Tel.36!HV
"hUPMOIULE 6 AND S CYLlNniCRS-
Ciiy Service Statiun
i IIO Hartford Ave.
A. M. Paonee.sa Pres.
Also tho Domljan Motor Co.
Cor. of .Broad and High ' stB.
Auto!- and I' tick Acm les s
l.l.XINUTON, OAKLAND A NO ORA'Y
Caia. Salet and Service. Hardware City
' Motor Co.. ti Elm St. Phone 2724.
j LEXINOToN Oakland and Oray. High
i grade motor care. Salee and eervlte.
; 0. A. Hence. 61 Main St. Phone 2216 .
; LEXINOTON, ..OAKLAND and CHAT Mo-
tor Care. Sslee and Service. Hardwate
City Motor Co.. 6 Elm Bt Phone 2724.
NASH motor cure. Sea Oie new line,
Salee and Service. A. O. Hawker, It
' Elm Street. Phone 245S,
I JLDSMOn'lLE MOTOR CARS 'The Re
, fined Six." Smith Motor Salee, 100 Wen
Main St. Phone 21)00.
PATQB & .JEWETT-Sa'let &Servlce.
I Whltmore Paige & Jewett Co., 819 Eaet
I Main St. Phone 2S10.
It GO MOTOR CARS and tiucke. Krnneth
M. Searle A Co., Sale and Service; cor.
I Elm and Park Sin. uhone 2110. Local
agente for finhrtol Hnubhcre,
TUOEBAKEH MOTOR CARS-Salee and
; Service, Albro Motor Salee Co., 226
. Arch St. Phone 260.
' WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
j motor care. Sale sand Service. 127 '
Cherry St. "The Sleeve-Vahe Motor."
I R. C. Rudolph. Phone 21)51-2.
; Autos and I'mi ks for Sale V
General Peppina Garibaldi, frrand
.on of Italy's liberator, surprised
friends by marrying Mrs. Madalyn
N'ichols Taylor of New Orleans in
Now York. They left for a honey
moon in California.
SKIPPY
I UUICK master 6, 15;r,, lirougham sedan.
I A-l condition. Raryaln for cash. Tel.
! 31 It. 305 High St.
j FORD 6EI.1AN-2-JS21; 2-1HS4 Ford tour-
Ings. 2-19:4 Overland tourlnga. 1923
Maxwell coupe In good condition. 1923
Ford aedan. Ford 1925 4-ton truck, 1924
Willys-KnlKht touring. Time payment!.
Rudolph'e Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone
2051-2. Saleproom 6 Main St. Phone
635.
LEXINGTON late 1923 eport model, Mln
ute Man six, 6 passenger touring car,
thoroughly reconditioned and newly
painted. Six wire wheels and good tires.
Trades and terms considered. C A.
Qcnce, 61 Main St. Phone 2316.
MAXWELL. 1925 Touring, driven-P.100
niiu.s. Will take Ford as part, payment.
Phono Mr. Jarvls 2092 or writo Rox 46
WH, Herald.
STUDBUAKER, 1 923 spc-nal six. In very
good condition. Inquire 131 West Main
St.
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