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KEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1926.
16
BEAT POLICEMAN
MAWJRREST
But Kumm Gets His Man and
Second Is Captured
Andrew ftetvit, ii!?' 1 3 fri-l
Mrr-ei. rhiuc.,-. wn'i 4ninl;'iri
lirMrh of the r' "". am! r-M.-i.-iiire,
(nil John X'-n-lok, North rtn t
ehnrriej "tU'h rcsM.-irii'e, tM.-t tn"tr:.
inir In pcir. f oui ;iii,e.l tlint th.-tr
!. h rot'titni' 'I un''l Vi."lni"el iv
mornini; in 1'iiiltu'' r-uiirt to lny, i f
IVer t"ari'iii' f ii Mini h'.Ii i-'t-l t'mt
when he f !)! t. urv.it. Puiv.-i
fri-.ni drlvinir fin ,'i'i'o wlii'.e "ivl'r
Hi'i inline ne-1 of !l'iiMr on North
-ir.'M, SfciUa nn J X- mlryk eMa U'J
iilni, 'ml during t!i MtM fui'-'r
Kimitii'.i ihninh tv.is Mi'iiineil, mvl
Snpa p-cu ';, a Itfe-ntM-m ori the:
In 31 !iilfh r'inrr-.1 Hire s'.l'nhf-s,
Thn officer r-" 4 tlia h 11".
liofd Sim in an intoMrated ron-li-M"n
on North Mt-eet nsvl Fa l.un
-'tempt to ilr'vf a mnpliiw. Kurmn
tatoi tried to prevent lim
'rem 1 ri v 1 riir when the two m-n
rabbo'l him and attempted to h'-at
Mm while he mils making nn effort
io arr'Pt them.
Although i marnerrt to am?!
.-aiva, the oihrr man rscapr-d and 11
'van rot. until ,iu.n Ix-fore. rourt V.'
can this rnornititr that: Sergeant
lieorpft Flllngor and Officer K'irar:
apprehended Ncndryk.
Dr. Favard attended both the
prisoner ami the officer.
Privca With Improper Marker
Having driven a rar with im
proper markfrs yv-rnl nieM no.
Mrircw Kiikif, ae-d 13, S'l S-xio'.i
K'r'-r-t. rrr'iv...l 8 fuor-n d-d t.ntnt'e
'rora JndS'i If urge i Ford. Kukls was!
arrested by Tf t' r:i. e Thomas .1, j
lny when h onie to headrptiai--.
. it-rr Thursday pieht n-1 that
his aut oinobiln -van stolon.
It. had btcn diicovfred that, the
s'ltomolulo was in an arol'lont on
tanly str't in whlrh thro Hart
ford pop(Pi wfri in i'r--i anl tho
ilrlvpr of the machlrif fsrapfl.
WhTi Kukls complained to the. po
lice U. trai fllscovfrrrl that th? oar
which If n d m i 1 1 rl rtrhlnir oarli'T
in the eionlng. but not at the time
of the acci'lr-nt, harl improper
markers.
JiHle-e VSIHIam V. Mangan, attor
ney for Kukls, r-Nplnlno'l that his
client, had the markers an1 tnten'l
rr to transfer them to the. machine,
' I'tit. lnstea'l harl used mnrker h--
lona;ln to anothrr machine Thn
attorney riaiined that liis clien'. was
in a pool room at the time wlvn
ii is ear was stolen.
l'assps Maniiintr Trolley
Pleadltie polity to pa.'-sins a Maii'l
irtir troll'y Wednesday morning; on
r.lack Tioek ni'iiuc. Vrank Lejst.
fiijed so. of 4 Highland street, was
Hnf1 S5 and rests by Judge IT'in-rrn-ford.
Offleer I'"r''d Wag-tier marie
tlt arrest.
.T. V. Hart "aid he did not see the
I'C-eident in whieli 1-K w:i. invo)vl
but cr.me on the scene from nn-
"oihT trolley Immediately after it
happened nn,j ,,. f.,w that he saw
l.-ist piek- up a Rirl, whom he
f Iruch. and u,w h r to the hospi
tal. The .t'irl sustained a brokm
a nn.
Andrew 1'aree.ns of the New T'.ri!
i.dn National bank said he saw I.ei'-t
at. Harden street but did not see the
accident when 1' occurred.
f.est said that the car went
ahead Irn feet f (I t. usual station
:nd that, he thouth it was not polite
.o Stan. Tie s.ibl.fhai when he sa w
fie trl rl t,)it;M ff'tn the rar, he im
WSS
PERTUSSIN i i the u'.c! medi
cine for e-very harr.h t r painful
congh. It will soo'.be the dry and
t'asing character of the couph
iind help to clear the irri'.ited air
pessjges of the harnful phlegm.
It is entirelvfree from th usual
"dope"(su 'has narcotics, chloro
form, canna'nia or other injuriooa
dmg5)and can therefore, be freely
friven to delicate children as well
J adults.
Favorably known to physiriana
for over twenty years and sold by
all drugifisti) in small and large
bottles.
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Every Cough
You Can Guarantee
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mediately put on the brakes n4
Moppul .nisi Mb r hi; stnu k the girl.
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tr;naf7, MarUnlk, 32. i f ib Willow
s'l.it, v.as lined $: anil robl on u
rhart'o of druiikeiinesa ()! breuHi
uf peace, ,.nd the I'd bond of ).
si' jui Sl.on ipslci, asd I'.i of
Ji- rmrstrer t. w ho v. as rharg d witli
lie.; Saint! offeps-s, was l'urfidlCd
whim he faiie.i to Hp). ear. iilflc.T
I'eeniy i.ri-'sted the t'.'.o men last
nikht v 1m n a cetnplatr.t was rr
ceied th.at tliey were er'-'tii'if a 1 1 ! .'--tutbanc!
at -'' W.!!ow s'reet.
'I he f, nicer fail that he wept, to
i Wii'OW street addfesa wheie he
tnund a woman and vl.H-! r-n crymti
f it'll Iriu-at. and the peit-hbors dis
turb..! tit cause (.f the unc-a- the two
in. n v.. re alb veil to have made.
AT'tred t,j have e. .Hurled f-hrtu-vim
in a disorderly rnatitser Sat
u"d:iy nirhf, Walter FHOa, a!'-d
tin I 'al; s'rert. and ,) ntde Ari Ks
j:iirt STeet (isked thai.
their
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case be rot tinned until Wd-
ipornlpir. The re.'f st w.-m
d by .ludce llunqenoril.
pa'r Wei-., arrestee) by fter-
l';itrek M'-Aay and Officers
1 c.osrrove and John Kennedy
Sunday morning at 2 SO Lim
Stl e..t.
llaitfoi'fl .eiiiio I'!aie Kaldcd
la order that he might secure
ronns'l, Kd".nrd Jenplniis, aged "3,
417 C'h.urc.ii s'reet, asked that the
trial of his se be postponed until
rt. Monday. He Is charged with
violation of the liquor law- on two
counts. He was arrested Saturday
nltht after Se-rceant Patrick Me.
Avay, Detrctivc Thomas J. Feeney,
an 1 Officer K. Ti. Kiley raided liis
p;ire t SS Hartford avenue, where
they alKge they found a jiumi'y
of beer and whisk' y. Jennings is at
liberty under a 530n bond.
VILE CLAIMS AGAINST CITV
Mrs. H. Seliulmen, Mrs. Frank
Reynolds and Mrs. John Achenbaeh
iiave died claims against th city
for the collection o damages result
ing from falls on s.llegeii icy side
walks. Mrs. S'chulmrn fell at. Wil
low and, Putnam s'reets. Mrs. ISey.
nolds on East street, and Mrs. Adi
i nliacli on Main street.
SECRETOFSl'CCESS
Dance Expert Says This Pro
motes Popularity
New York, March S 'Pi gammy
I.ee, who was ralle, from Broadway
j to put i,i7.7. into the Xtctropolltan
! Opera ballet, when it was decided to
i present I '; rperit er's "Skyscrapers,"
has given much thought to the mys
,ety of why certain dances become
hits.
His conclusion is that generous
helpings of condemnation, which
may be expect oil from all sections
of tli n country, provide definite as
surance of popularity for a new
dance.
"Take rt little glance into dance
history and you'll find that almost,
every popular dance was condemned
shortly after it conic out," ho said.
"The polli'a. th" tango, the fox trot,
file shimmy. the Charleston and
numerous other all were helped
along by unfavorable criticism.
"J don't lirlieve there is any more
harm doing the Charleston than
there is in 'Inuring an old-fashioned
wahz. Put I recngnlz" opposition
nrrle tv- i 'liarle;-lon famous."
)ii::! Of the new tinners 8N CVOlv-
od on the musical comedy stage. In
l.re's opinion. Occasionally, some
pni'Mcular step strikes popular fancy
with midi' iiees .' lid many of the
persons try tlmni out when they gel
home.
"There's a rpsir" within them to
duplicate what tli''-;' saw on the
I'age," the director .'iplained. 'Foon
I the rlar.ee finds its. If on the dance
I floor. Then some one launches forth
Uith a rn'ieism and the creation Is
started (iii".anl. usually to success.
'The stage likewise carries the
tdanee to the count rv at large. It is
i danced on the vaudeville circuits,
i Musical roniedi- s take it up and
j before long even the small towns
! hnv sen and are dancing the new
hit. fiancintr teachers help in th':
i popularity march, but I don't believe
there 1 nry organized r xploltatjon."
I.e.- has dancej all his 'ife. About
I six years ago. he directed the danc
ling in "The f;inrham Oirl" and the
I originality brought him fame on
; Broad we v.
I Snv'c then, h has create and
'directed the dancing in sixty mur-wal
shos. including l.a.ly r.o i-nnu.
ocoanu's." "No, No
I. Filth- 1'cvil" and
"l.ri'lv I'e Hiwl" is ti' plni'inr
,it I he lirurv I.niie in I.runlon ;i n 1
hr fore: the: yenr is river l,ee ll'ip- K
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Hi ri.it-rriV lonke.1 upon Lee'? invi
'.ninn to the Me'ropolitnti for thn
Cfrp-T.t' r l-illet as "icnifi'-nnt.
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PLAINM NEWS
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Notes
The official board meeting the
l'laiir.illr. M, K. church has been
postponed from tonight until Thurs- :
day night. j
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sdpren of
Tomlinson avenue entertained sev
eral relatives at dinner yesterday In
honor of the tenth birthday anniver
sary of the son, Frling,
The fourth issue of the "Kndeaior
Journal" is ready for distribution.
This is a. special Faster number of
the paper, which is published occa
sionally by the Y. P. S. C. E. of the
local Congregational church.
Another one of the enjoyable so
cials conducted hy members of the
Odd Fellows will be held In I. O. O,
F. hall tonight. Music, will be fur
nished by the Boamers' orchestra of
New Britain.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Farrar of
Tomlinson avenue gave a luncheon
to members of th family yesterday
in honor of the birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Mrs. Vernon
Granger.
A very handsome hand -embroider-ed
centerpiece which will be award
ed on March 1ti by the St. Mtyv's
parish society is on view in the win
dow of Thrall's drug store.
The Tum-Yum club met at the
home of Mrs Katharine Richards Fri
day and spent an enjoyable after
noon playing "5nn." Prizes were
captured by Mrs. Katherine F.loh
ards. Mrs. Lottie Cos and Mrs. Jen
nie Hickok.
Court. General Lawton, Foresters
of America, will hold Its regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
F. Albert White, teacher of piano.
Studio 15 Farmlngton avenue, Pla in -ville.
Phone. Beginners and ad
vanced students accepted. P-efer-enc.es.
Advt.
M.VTOTt nOIlGES PROMOTE!
Washington. March S lP Major
Campbell B. Hodges iiss been se
lected commandant, of cadets at
West Point in place of Major John
O. Quekemeyer, who riled at the
academy recently, Just after assum
ing his duties.
recently, was
Madrid.
Major Hodges, unt
military alnche
Papal Legate
Archbishop Edward A. Mooney of
Ohio, pictured as he arrived in New
York from abroad, is to become
papal representative; in India.
SKIPPY
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City Items
A. Nash Co. Pultn and Topcoats
US. 11, Order now for Kaster. New
style and samples. I'nlon made, T,
F. McCabe. 41 Walnut St, Tel. 4 r" 4
advt.
Th' Ladies' Nest of Owls. No.
1M9 will meet Monday evening at
Odd Fellows' hall.
f'anee tonight, St, Jean's Hall.
advt.
The Camp Real Kftate Co, with
Fouls Iskra soli today a new two.
family houfe or, Park Boulevard to
Pose and Joseph Jaehimczyk.
Arthur Tancred is at the New
Britain General hospital recovering
after an operation.
Miss Rlonnor Peamavals of New
Britain, a student nurse at the
Hartford hospital training school,
is 111 In the Hartford hospital.
John H. P.ohlnson of Sexton
street, veteran of the Ppnnlsh
American war and th World war.
is at. the Newport Naval hospital
undergoing treatment,
F. S. Chamberlain of the Ne.
A complete
PRINCES, wars, conventions, the excitements of Eu
rope, football victories, the counting up of votes, church
affairs, community weddings everything eventful. Yet
the newspaper is incomplete without the news that con
cerns you most.
Events belong to unusual days. But day after day
you get out of bed, wear clothes, eat foods, walk in
shoes. News of better mattresses for your bed, of bet
ter clothes, food, shoes, at prices you like ... is of
more moment to you than the overthrow of kings.
Tilings of daily importance are talked about in adver
tisements. Shaving sticks, tooth pastes, cuff links,
breakfast foods. Here is friendly, intimate news to
make your days more pleasant. News of things you
know about and might like to know more. Conve
niences you once thought could never be yours.
Advertisements are the news of e very-day things
that concern you most. No newspaper would be com
plete without them.
Advertisements are frequently the most j
interesting news in the paper. J
Read them J
lNew d
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COM INS J
r y
J
LuuJ
Britain National bank returned lo
his duties after a vacation Is tha
south.
Mrs. P. J. Hayeg of 1595 Stanley
street la home, after a trip to Bor.
muds.
Mrs. P.ehcrra Trasky ha taken a
three year lease on a garage and
store at. 1 Wcymour atreft. The
rental is tsn a month for the first
year, 175 a month for tha aocond
year and JHifi a month for the third
year, '
Five Escape But Sixth
Robber Is Taken Captive
Washington, Marrh St.Tl Five of
six robbers who raided the home of
Mrs. Caroline Williams on fashiona
ble i r.th street here last night, es
caped with a U.snn ring, a string of
pearls and other jewelry after tying
Mr. Williams to hT bed and binding
s women servants.
The sixth member of the band,
who gave the police the name of Jo
seph Peter Davis, 22, of New York,
was captured by two hotel employes
when he fled at the arrival of police.
newspaper
ntain
OVER 13,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY
The Herald is the Only Newspaper in New Britain
With An Audited Circulation
1 tonsil; . imwy
rmi-1 a ttp m
Perfect Record for
Five Council Members
Flva members of the common
council have perfect attendance rec
ords for the fiscal year If 5-191' o.
They are: Cornelius J, Delim, A. N.
Rutherford, John Buckley, Sam Sa
blotsky and Thomas W. Fay.
Councllmen missing only one
meeting are: David L. Nalr of the
First Ward, Frank S. Cadwell of the
Third Ward, Harry N. Robertson of
the Fourth Ward, Thomas J. Ca
belus of the Fourth Ward, F. How
ard Smith ot the Fifth Ward. B. A.
Oriybowskl and Frank Zapatka of
the Fifth Ward. Councllmen C. H.
Maxon of the First Ward, F. (.
Hausmann of the Second Ward, P.
L. Bartlett and W. S. Warner of the
Third Ward each missed two meet.
Ings. Councllmen Thomas P, Or
rhard of the Scond Ward. C. Adrian
Carlson of the Fourth Ward, John
A. Larson of the Fourth Ward each
were absent threa times. Council.
man Thure Bengston of the First
Ward and John J. O'Brien of the
Sixth Ward each were absent Ave
times and Councilman R. W. Cham
herlain was absent, six times.
Herald
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THE HERALD
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and Keaily Iteferenr-e.
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Minimum tace, .1 llnea.
Minimum iienk Chargu, Sfi cents.
No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. foi
Classified Fuse on Same Day. 8at.
10 A. M.
Ada Accepted Over the Telephone
for convenience ef customer. Call
B2S. Ask for a "Want Ad" Operator.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments
BUHIAI. VAULTS Concrete atesl rein,
forced; water-proof, hermetically sealed
N. B. Vault Co. Phone 47-lt.
NEW BRITAIN Monumental works. KJ
Oak Bt. Monuments of all slaea and
descriptions, Carvlug and latter cutting
our specialty,
Florists
BOSTON FEKKS Very reaaonabla prices,
eandelll'a Greenhouse, 211 Oak St
Phone 1943-12.
CUT FLOWERS also funeral work and
pnttnd plants. Hennlngor'a Greenhouse,
lot La Salle St. Phone 3n91-t.
CUT FLOWERS potted plants, pleasing
variety. Specializing on funeral work
Johnon"a Greenhouse. SI 7 Chnrch Bt.
SPRING FLOWERS tulips, hyacinths and
daffodtla. Flower Garden Greenhouse,
Ufi3 Stanley St. Phone 3SS6-2.
Lost ant! Found
COLLI E Jim? strayed or stolen, without
cellar. Tel. ats-n.
HAMILTON' WATCH Open fare, mono
Krammed on hack "F. G. .1." with . chain,
knife and Mason's emblem, lost In
Plalnvllle renter. Reward. Frank G.
.tohnaon. 83 Korestvllle Ace, Plalnvllle.
LADY'S leather pocketheok lost between
fair Dept. store and Chestnut St., at
5:li o'clock Thursday night. Finder
please call 867-12 or 65 Maple Hill Ave.
Fit-ward.
MET ROPOLITAN Life Insurance Co.
roUry lost In iclnlty of Stanley Quar
ter, No. !:.;oo;-r. Kindly return to
Metrnpnptan Ins. eafffee.
STRING OF I5EAPS found on Whiting
f-'. Owner call 1143-12.
TIRE AND RIM 3(1x0 found In Kensing
ton, Tower's Corner, Swamp road, Mon
day memlnir. Owner enll C"ls-2,
Personals 6
WE RENT repair end exchange cameras,
e'onie In and bring jour camera along.
Arcado. Studio.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies 8
ACME TRUCKS Sales and Service. Eric
son Motor Sales. 171 South Mala St
Phone 870.
BUICK MOTOR CARS Salea and Service.
Capital Bulck Co., 193 arch st, Phone
J807.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS Sales and
strvlce. Superior Auto Company, 113
Chuich St. Phone 811.
CHRYSLER 4 and . Sales and
service. Bennett Motor Salea, 261) Arch
8U Phone 2352.
DODGE BROTHERS Sales and service.
8. A F. Motor Sales Corp., 165 Elm SU
corner Fran kiln. Phone 731
FORD CARS and TRUCKS Fordson
tractor. Salee and service. Genuine
parts and acceesortee. Automotive Sales
Service Co.. 248 Elm. Phone 2701.
FRANKLIN CARS The car for 10 years.
Sales and Service, 453 West Main St.
Tel. 3tiS.
HUPMOBILC 6 AND 8 CYLINDERS
City Service Station
240 Hu.rt.ford Ave.
A. M. Paoneasa Pres.
Also the Deniljan Motor Co.
elor. of Broad and High S'.a.
CADILLAC CARS Sales & Service. Lash
Motor Co, "A Reputable Concern."
West. Main, corner Lincoln street.
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND AND GRAY
Cars. Salee and Service. Hardware City
Motor Co.. 6 Kim St. Phone 3724.
LEXINGTON Oakland and Gray. Htgn
grade motor cats. Sales and aarvlce
C. A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2215
LEXINGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo.
tor Cars. Sales and Service. Hardware
City Motor Co., a Elm St. Phone 2V24
OLUSMOBILE MOTOR CARS "The Re
fined Six." Smith Motor Sales, 100 West
Main St. Phone 2900.
NASH motor care. See the new line.
Salee and Service. A, Q. Hawker, 58
Elm Etreet. Phone S45.
PAIGE & JEWETT-
Sales & Service.
Whltmore Paige & Jewett Co
919 East
Main St. Phone 2810.
REO MOTOR CARS ant! trucks. Kenneth
M. Searle 4b Co., Sales and Service: cor.
Elm and Park Stt. Phone 2110. Local
agents for Gabriel Snuhhers.
When you lose or find it, think
of Herald Classified ads.
By
By
USTtrM.P4W.
H4VE YOU
TH67U6HT
AUTOMOTIVE
Anlo and Twrk Ajrc'nelf "
STtJUttiAlitH MOTOR t'Ahbl- da lee
S
Berrlce,
Albro atotoi
Sales Co..
III
Arch Bt.
Phone !u.
WILLT8-KNIGHT AND OVERLAKP
mold cara. Sale sand Service, 117
Cherry 81. "The Sleeve-Valve Motor."
R. C. Rudolph, Phone SOU-J.
Anton anil Trucks I nr Sale
CHALMERS etKIiAS in food running
condition. 6 Koed tires. A. P French,
MO wst Mnln St.
LEXINUTO.N-i paseenger late 1921
broucham In first class mechanical
condition, paint and upholstery are ex
cellent, brand nan corda, ) spare. C.
A. Hence, 51 Main St. Phone 521 H.
FC'TtO 8KIAN-:-1924; i-1924 Ford turn
ings. 3-li:4 Overland tourings, 1H23
Maxwell coupe Id good condition, 1H23
Korrt sedan, Ford 1625 1-ton truck, t!':t
Wlllys-Knisht touring. Time payments.
Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry Bt. Phone
2051-J. Salesroom a Main St Phone
LEXINGTON late 1223 sport model, Mln
ute Man six, ft passenger touring car.
thoroughly reconditioned and newlr
painted. Six wire wheels and good tires.
Trades and tenns considered. C 4u
Bnce, SI Main St, Phone 2215.
BUT NOW AND SAVE MONEI
USED CAR PRICES WILL ADVANCE
WITHIN THE NEXT TEW DATS
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL S O'CLOCI
192 CHEVROLET TOURING (2).
1824 CHEVROLET TOURING (!).
19S4 CHEVROLET TOURING, -WINTES
TOP
1923 CHEVROLET TOURING...
1923 CHEVROLET COACH.
1923 CHEVROLET COUPE.
1524 CHEVROLET 4 PASS COUPE.
1923 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1922 CHEVROLET 2-PASS COUPE.
1922 CHEVROLET 4-PASS. COUPE. ,
OTHER MAKES
1325 FORD ROADSTER.
1924 REO SEDAN.
1923 FORD TOURING.
1324 FORD TOURING.
1523 CLEVELAND COACH.
1924 FORD V, TON PANEL BODT.
1922 FORD COUPE.
1924 FORD V, TON DELIVERY.
1924 FORD TON PANEL DELIVERY.
1921 STUTZ TOURING.
MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
FREE STORAGE TILL SPRING.
TERMS ARRANGED.
BOULEVARD CHEVROLET COMPANT
AUTOMOBILE ROW
EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
2T8 CONN. BLVD. PHONE L. 751
OPEN EVENINGS TILL I.
BIG F.EDUCTION-
In late model used cara, from 1:10 to
1900. all reconditioned and ready for the
road. Several good buya at $100 cash.
THE HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO,
139 ARCH ST.
PHONE mi.
REO USED CAR DEPT.
THREE REO SPEED WAGONS,
ONE REO TOURING.
THESE CARS HAVE BEEN COMPLETE.
LY REBUILT AND PAINTED. GOOD
TIRES, BATTERIES AND GENERAL
EQUIPMENT.
30 DAT WRITTEN GUARANTEE
WITH EACH CAR.
TERMS.
' KENNETH M. SEARLE CO..
COR. ELM A PARK STS.
PHONE 2110
To read the Herald Classified ads
Is time well taken.
PERCY CROSBY
CLIFF STERRETI
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