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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920.
Given Freedom ol London lor
London, March 21 P' T.onlon
honored Sir Auy.cn CliamU rliiln, t )n;
lorelgn vecrctar), tohty by bestow
in(t on him I he freedom of Hie city,
just n a g'.'iit rniior. two It . u n oi i
in tho same manner hid I'm her,
.loaepli Clinmhcrln,, who helpd
shape Britain's ltn;i..rlul Hinl foreign
policlm at tlio cml of the nineteenth
century and the beginning 01 the
if ntlnh.
The ceremony, which ut tins (luiM
hull, Ivan Jut'Mi'led inuinly ui a com
pliment to Sir Austen's woilt at l.o
e.imo, nd tlia lorelgn fi'cretuiy,
arknonl, -Iniiip the presentation,
fait aifain i ii i tho Locarno nc
enrdi mul the nuhsiiiucnt Inllnre to
reach nn Mfi-i-cnvnt ut Geneva on
the S'lnilsMon of Germany to the
League, of Nations. He recanted is
. ornic.) oi i n ion. that the liem vn
'allure was a "tragedy," nrnl (b -.larecl
he refnf-.-.l 10 allow himself
'O he dlseourased.
1: ferrlng to the failure to t-cnn-unanimity
In the league council, Sir
Uisten continued: "In the. bitter
ness of my first disappointment, J
. clalriiMl that It was a tragedy. I
ililnk I used exaggerated languat," .
.... conlldent or the inherent
-trength of the league and the world
"Me appreciation of Its necessity.
1 refuse to allow nisef to be dls
cmiraged by such temporary phe
nomena." In conclusion Sir Atirt'-n paid a
rihute to his famous father. He
recalled that he was present on tin;
iins Of the Guildhall years ago "hen
i lie freedom of the city was ex-
ended to Joseph Chamberlain. Sir
V usten said that if anything could
make today's honor "more dear and
more precious to me It Is to think
hat I follow In the footsteps of my
lather, that In the work In which
I have been engage.) I have repaid
uniethln of the debt 1 owe him in
a way that would have been dear-
st to his heart."
SEES LITTLE NEED
Feeblemindedness Could Be
Cared lor Other Ways
Boston, March 15 (.11 Institution
allsm is wholly uncalled for In
more than :! per cent of tho cases
of feeblemindedness in Mass., Dr.
Harvey M. Watkins, "director of the
division of feebb minded of state de
partment, of mental diseases, lias
concluded.
"feel. I, mindediiess." I r. "Watkins
m-Is forth in n report mad" public
today, "is primarily a local com
niunily probb m. Karly recognition
and training of these defectives
along tlie lines in which their capa
bilities lie. together with a better
understanding between the com-
City Advertisement
INVITATION I 'OH PIIOI'DS ALS
The c.'iiy of New llritaiii. acting
ihrouah He i.'ommi'li.e on School
Vi-eonilliC'ia I i"lis of the SHinnl
I loard. vi ill reei e I, ids for tie- eon-
;;'Vi.-!ioil of the Nathan Hale School
Ann' v, lo he or, i ted on '1 1' lilont
.' I'eel ill Slid ri'y.
Lai'li l.i.,.-r ! a'l, as nn ei,e;ie,
.,! ;ipi 1 lait !i. ' li,'i,s' w i! h his l ' ab d
,i lt e, ni;b , rl.,-1-1, or bid bond for
, -iini i ,iial in ten I I a' ; p, r
... nt of said bid. the salil" to b"
e pajabh- to the TreaMir.i- or
... ("iiy of Ni iv l'.rH'iir.. Said oh' cl;
or bid bond to held ill escrow
i.v the i 'ha iriiia n of 'he ( ' i ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 o '
i.tll the coctrae'H have n nwai'd-
r wie n said eh, ,-;s or bonds vv i'l
i, r. i ur I tn i i'i ir a n1 lnu-s. La i I -
I'M oil lie p;ii of the soooov; r n I l.i -'
r to iroie r'v oofiiie ;i eon;rao!
',it thi' work in , 1 1 1- Mion 1 all tnrfi i'
- id chock or bond, and 1 ;:bail ).f
;o lb-, pro,,, rlv of. and -.h.-ill b,
1 'o si el ' 'i1 of N'-vv licit. i i ;..
', ' holo ri iiiinin' er such yiori i.e,
., . ,,, ,., .,; ;;rv. d a'l be iis. il til lil.il
, the ,jfi - r, ! b tvve, 11 tie hi.)
..' ' !. !.lll'i'li- bidder .'(t it !.;.t of
r. Nl lowest bldd'T: 'he b ihlliC. .
; y. o'' I h e .;i in . iei I b, i . ' u ru, , i
o ;' .', I' ' fir.
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r, " i r I . ,1. ibr : ! a i' bin i.-n I 1 ' I
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munlty of their ubilltha and defects, j
coupled with close supervision either
i from a centralized bureau, or schools ;
i lor the fei bleiiilnded, or oilier train- j
I ed hiH'iul iiKcnch s within tlm com-
munlty, seems to be tho best pro
gram so far i v olved."
I "W'n now have In Massachusetts
j more than S"0 children under super
j vision of three state schools for thoj
f,. hleininded, all of whom are ad-,
justed economically," he declares,
i None Is earning b ss than ti u
i week and some receive as high as
M". In the liovs' croup, indlv Idunlii ;
have nihil tliemsilves for virtually'
i every line of manual labor. Tin y j
jure eniouiaK'd h) lorin bank He.
euiiiilH. Many aid their families. i
j "Snpen ision of u small number
of fe,l,eiiilnbd has shown the pos- ,
j slbllille.-i of supervision tor a larger
IlllUlher. Theep fir" bl I Ween II",. ',
iMiri and Te.nno defectives In
j slate, constituting numerically
Ki a'ast pruhh in,"
Tlie eoiniiiuiii'y supervision
he said, placed the defective
Hi"
our
In ,
child
Minder supervision of a centralized
niilhnriiy earlier In the child's life,
giving supervision during inlol"
1 seence and adult life. II leaves the
I diseretionury right nf transfer to a
school for feebleminded.
"This oilers possibilities In bring
ing the .b tective child iin.i-T super,
vision at an nge earlier than here
tofore, and In a nay forestalls the
. child's committing serious social dif
lieulties ui-jiit? Huso years," It.
W'aikuis points out.
lie calls uttcntion to the resulting
economy to the state, happiness to
Hie child, gratilication to the family
and the room left, jn Institutions for
uth' r d'S- rving defectives.
FRENCH FINANCES
licvcnnc SmisMi of 1 1 iv J'innncr Hill
Is Adopted Ily I lie ClianilxT of
Deputies 'lixlny.
Tafis, March 2.",
discussions of the
HOi budget end,
(Pi -The chamber
first half of the
d today with the
.venue section of
adoption of th'
the finance bill by 41.', to 1!8, with
the socialists voting in tlie negative. ;
This section, providing for revenue j
'of lt;,4',1.(ii)0,i(ie, francs (about
2 7.', 7 j.oOO ) now goes to the senate, j
finance Minister 1'eret pointed j
, out that the budget as voted is not J
balanced, there being a deficit of j
I.;i7;i.'i'i,0iifi francs, which the fi-
nance committee of the chamber will j
immediately consider how to meet.
The finance, minister's taxation
j proposals including a business turn- I
over tux and u civic poll tax. tepre- ,
t sent the government i lea of how
1 to meet, the deficit. Tlie socialist.
group of the chamber voted this
' morning not to accept, the business
I turnover lav. and favored increasing
Hie proposed poll tax.
MAPLE HILL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Lor'n
Ibibbills av'iiue will
Bancroft of
spend the
we, d;. end in Norfolk.
Mrs. 1!. J. Hubert of
avenue will i nlerta in t h
Hill liridu'e club next
Lobbins i
Maple ;
Tuesday j
aft' rnoon at 2:30 o'clock.
At the n ting of the X'-wington j
(larleii club last
noon. Miss Kalh
first president of
Thursday aft'T
rine How, t)io
the club, who Is I
..lo be married
u
mont h to Ilev. I
Harry S. Martin of
Palmer, Mass., i
i Wa lU'esellled ivilll
"t of silver
spoons by the members,
i Miss I'raiiceK Sorrow, stinb
nt at
home
i T'rat I Inst il ute. will ret urn
tomorrow to sp, lid t h" Kastir r -I
ns:i Willi lei' pacnts, Mr. and,
Mrs. Walter Sorrow of Maple I
'street. ;
Miss I'.vai, Celine l.anib. toacher :
at th" Idiii Hill school, will h-ave
: next w ' h on a in day trip to I
' Ih rniuda.
LADV ASTOK I'l I A l .l i
London, March 2.'. VP The S'ar's :
I'lyitioMth cori'';-iondent todav j
i, pri sen's Lady Asior a hii;lil' in- i
diirnant ri-r ih" spac-o attendance
at a iiii oi i in.- ef th" (t 1st- nV League
iivi r whioii she pi'' sid", last nighl,
having iii;..de the h ip e.-p' chilly for
the pnri.os.-. ft
Tlio priiii'lna I .-p..ih.r eas Miss
Mat'Cry I'ry. a ..n:!;!l uorkr, v ho
' oh. on ,i ii on i-o iiirio a r.d ' !,. pri -
HllMi: is I)!. I'i. ATI. It
I .mi ijeii . March '.:, '.!'' - - Th- .
Pi n, i. nf Wnl-s iv :is ib- l'....'l' .1 lv
''allium II. I i. .Mia;, .'"(HI. I v n ;:a ::; s
lo lee in Hi,- tiiniili rciini of the
Tar!!:,!!, utary 5:,itasli raeKetn hruali
eap t.niriiahi, I t at the ll.'nh club to
.lay, but " . nt 'Inwn with cdlors f!y
iltl.'. As h. nlav , . frulii s-u-ati ll.
ili::r his n.Mineit a y point
lia ;i. i a p. Th.. "' a ' r IS-!?,
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r i ..a.' Iv in. iurr v. ill I.e h' hi
i- Ui-: , a' - r'a line' r- I p'sl, -lc
li' - : -I ,;.ui. ii' will be I ' j i V , (I.
1500,000
First Mortgages
At Low Rates
of Interest
First Bjnil I Mortgage Co
pf Hartford
TflSEMDMDS
Offers Proof He Is Citizen
Appeal to Congress
russule, .V. J March :5 W
Leaders of the textile strike have
relaxed their plcketlnpr campaign
and ate centering their cii'Tgl s on
an effort to obtain congressional In
vestigation of tho textilo mills.
I'lcketlng was suspended yester
day and workers made, afllduvltN
alleging violation of their constitu
tional right by police, and bad
working conditions at the mills.
These aflldavils, reported to num
ber about f, o 0 , will be sent to tlie
house committee now considering u
imngrcsBlonal Inquiry.
Lust night In New York two
sympathy meetings attended by J,
f,ou persons pussed resolutions re.
i cholng the demand for an Investi
gation and charging that mill oivn
i rs make exorbitant profits, Impose
"miserable working and living con
ditions" on workers and use labor
spies. They also charged Invasion
of the workers' rights of free
speech and assembly by police,
Albert Welebord, strike leader,
who addressed the New York meet
ings, Bald that Senator Edwards of
ew Jersey was In error If ho was
correctly quoted as faying that
Welsbord was not a citizen of New
Jersey or of the I'lilted states.
"I was born In New York city."
Welsbord said. "I was educated at
Harvard and I served in the United
States army, being stationed at
Camp Devens,
more I have
For the last year or
been a resident of
New Jersey."
In another statement, 'Welsbord
said the question of communist, was
being injected Into the strike by the
American Legion, "the fascist In
America," to cloud the issue.
The Australian National Tark
was recently devastated by a brush
fire.
A CLEAR C
Fuddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a Weil-Known
Ohio Physician
Dr. F.M.Edwards for 17yearstrealcr.
scores of women for liver and bowel ail
ments. During these years he Rave tc
liis patients a prescription mrtde ol a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mined with olive oil, naming them
Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets. Vou vil
know them by tlicir olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a nor
ma! action, carrying off the waste and
poisonous matter in one's system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all oui
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take ont
of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results
Thousands of women and men take
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the suc
cessful sub -titute for calomel now anc
then just to keep them lit. 13c and 30c
iwith
Garber Brothers
everyday
prices. -
SK!PPY
POLLY AND HER
TO
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every day use on the
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Closing time for insertion
in same clay's paper
1 P. M.
Saturdays at 10 A. M.
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I'IC.VTH NuTI'.T.S
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STOKE ANNOUNCEMENTS
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s-KKVICB STATIONS ItDI'AIIIIN'
BUSINESS SKIIVICE
-n Mtniins itAinD'S masskl'Sio
-nrii.DiNr, asp oontuact
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VVANTUD TO RENDER SEKVI'-ES
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
llurlnl Lou, Xonuinenl 1
NEW JlltlTAIN-Monuunntil murkK lii
uik St. MoDumcnti of til lin nd
dxicrlptloni. Cirvlnf tut Utttr eutllnt
' uur wpertalty.
i BUlilAf. vXul.TS Concrt ttf) tflti
foii'cili witer-proof, hensetlrally fealtd
N H, Vult Co. Phon 7-l.
1'lortsts
lUisroN I'EtlND Vry roimblo prtrei
Sii.llir GieenhouN, til Otk 81
Phone ;:1H-n.
'T'T EEoWERS nlso funeral work and
piittii'l jilmts. HennlliRer'n GroenhouBe,
5' ' 1 I .a Satin St. Pliona JIUl-4.
CUT Fl-oWbliS-potml planta, plaaaini
variety. Eicialliiriv on funfrl work
.lijliripnn'a Ortenhoare, fti7 Chnreh fit.
il'RIN'G FLOWERS tullpi, hjaclnth and
,'nrfuitils. ringer Garden Creenhouaa,
1 1 6 :l Riarliy St. Phone 3BI-2.
Lost mid Kountl
1'ersonaM
A CAMERA I'd it EASTER We eell oil
m.-ikee of Koflakn. We alo rent and
repair tinim. An-aile Studio.
City Items
New Pritaln lodge of Elks will ob
f.ervn CM Timers' night at the
Washington street club rooms this
-evenintr. A steak supper will be
served ami nn entertainment will
follow.
New line of sandwiched, Crowell's.
advt.
i SnyiiiK tli.it his 12-year-old broth
er, Lucian, h.is been missing since
Tuesday morning. Joseph l'lskorskl.
73 (.irove street, asked the police to
find the lad yesterday afternoon.
Margaret, S-yenr-old daughter of
Mr. Sink, of 26 Market street, was
found at 'J:25 o'clcck last night afler
having been missing from her home
since ' yesterday afternoon.
A Nash Co., Puit or Topcoat,
J2::.0'i. T. 1". MeCabe. Agent, 49
Walnut Ft. Tel. 4T.4. advt.
Lielenant Hurry IL Copeland,
'v. lio served In Fran with the La
fnyeite eseailrille In Krance, will
speak on aviation at. the meeting
of the brotherhood of the South
Congregational church this evening.
Kdvvard Horvvitz of 23 Haley street
' Is ill at his home with the grippe.
Thomas V. McDonough of Ibis
jelly will be th principal speaker at
'a communion breakfast of tlie
: Knights of Columbus of Naugatuck
; ui x t Sunday.
j Mr. and Mrs. Walter IT. Hart and
family of Marl street, will leave
I April 1 on a Mediterranean cruise.
iThey will return about June 2n.
i There will be a. rehearsal of the
', hoys' choir of St. Mary's church nt
fi :4f, o'clock tills evening. The senior
j choir will rehearse at S o'clock.
Pavano-Rubon Case
Continued by Court
The casfes of Joseph Pavano, 919
Stanley street, and Stanley Kubon.
Ill Pextnn street, were contitiue
until March Inst niKht In the
Newtown police court, when they ap
peareil to answer charges of violat
ir.c t he liquor law.
II is alleged that 1J5 pnllons of
alcohol were found In a car which
was b' ins driven by Tuvano. They
were arrestei yesterday morning In
.It.-, Held by tho Hhlgcfleld police.
1'avano was required to furnish
j $l."ii" bond, while Kubon had to put
I up ?3"0 bond.
Pa's Mysterious Appearance
At ILL FlrJlSH "THIS )
rascraPTioM Tor.
UP
THE MlSSlM6 PEl?ecS
COLUMN'- pr
cb
" Qm u rli
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto anil Truck Amende 8
MAXWELL, t:l-Touring car, Klva gnrnl
IhIIooih, tuinpera, and other auraa,
Privately owned and handled carefully.
1 1 "on In ebiroae alnua Deiember. Will
ell ehoap for ,-nali , Will take roailcir
nr rnu in In trade, ('has, K. Iladflolil,
ir, MhIii Bt. Plmiia 170H.
llTit('K-AI'.Ki.'VV---lifuuilful I-Mim., ll'll
tnurlnv car only bet'n dilven ti000 milie,
K'vod tlrna, In fine mechanical ronilltlon.
Si'n car at (.'liurlaiid a Uttrir, C, t'.
Pi, tmi-r. arrliltert,
iCMH TRUCKS Bale and Sentra, Krlr.
aou Motor Balca, 171 Soutll Uals It
Pliune 170.
BLICK MOTOll CAIlfl Sain and arvlra.
Capital Bulck CoH M Arch 8u Pbone
07.
CHKVROLET alOTOH CARB-dalea and
aervka. Superior Auto Company, 119
CTiurrh Bt. Pliona ill.
CIIIITSI.Lrt-4 and t. St In and
t'vlre. Dennett alotor 8a lea, !k Air I:
Ht, Phona SIM.
DODG14 BROTHERS Salea and artr,
8. r. Motor Ha lei Corp., Ut Clm Ft.,
corner Franklin. Phona 7JI.
t'OKD CAII8 and THUCK8 fuldmu
tractor. Salea and Mrvlrt. Oeniiin
paita and accaaaortea. Autoniotlva Bie
gerrfa Co,. 2 Film. t'hona iiitil
IrKANKl.lN CARS Tha car for 10 yaara.
Sales and Sotvka, II) Wast Wain 81
Tel. Htl.
" llLTMOIULl; AND 8 CVLINDKR8
City Service Station
!0 Hartford Ave.
A. M. Panneeia Pica.
Aleo tlie lVotnltau Motoi Co.
Cor. ef Broeil and H'ajh Sla.
CAD1ELAG CAPS Bales At Service. I-eh
Moior Co, "A ItepuiaWa Concarn."
West Main, corner Lincoln stiel.
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND AND UKAT-
Cara. Sales and Beivtca. Hardwaia Cltj?
Motor Co.. Elm Bt, Phone 8724.
LKXtNOTON Oakland and Cray. High
trade motor care. Salea and eervira
C. A. Benca, H Main at. Phona tilt
LKXINDTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo.
tor Cats. Sales and Servlca. Hardware
City Motor Co.. B Elm fit. Phona f,2.
OI.D8MOHIU5 MOTOK CARS "Tlia Pe
nned Six." Smith Motor Sales, 100 Weal
Mam St. Phona !900.
NASH motor care. Sta the new line
Bales and Service. A. Q. Hawker, 11
Kim Street. Pliona !45.
REO MOTOH CAHP and trucks. Kenneth
M. Searla A Co.. Salee and Service; cor.
Kim and Park Sta, Phona ilID, Local
anente for (iahrlel HniiMiers.
PAl'iB 4 JEVVETT Baler & Service.
Whttmora PalK .lewett Co !1J East
Main St. Plione 5810.
Sri.'DEBAKKR MOTOR CABS Batea and
Servlca, Albro Motor Sales Co.. til
Arch Bt- Phona
(VIl.LYS-KNKiHT AND OVERLAND
motor CBra. Bala aand Bervlce. 127
Cherry St. Tha Kleeve-Vnlva Motor."
R. O. Lu'lo'ph. Phone Jiifil-S
Autos and Tracks For tsnle tj
ACVIE 1924. 2-ton truf'.r, for sale, nt a
na.-ririce, flat liody A-t condition.
t-Mwe. City '"o-Op. Assn. Inc.. K! Main
Kl.1'el. 14IJJ.
DAltK BI.VK f h.TmoIs :ln poekcthoolc,
lot In N. H Ilcrlin or II. Berlin, f.t
wnrd. Mrs. Payne, E. Berlin. Tel.
mi-:l
-i'iDD THM" Tl.'l'i'K practically new, with
open exprene lioily, ericlopeil cab, Ulldlng
iloors), Hoya! coanl tlrce, useil only few
month". II;irp:a!li. C. Frri'-Ht Carlson,
r.f.J l.lnwooil St. Tl. S024-5.
li.ii; SALE lull) niflel Ford lifjat ddlv
ij. iruek, (food condition, 4 new t.alloon
then, fipec'lfinietfir anl otl'er cittrna.
?U0 capli tfikea It. Anto ltf-pnir Co..
rear 54 llanford Ave. Phone 1C37-1S or
4":u-r. .
K"HD SEDAN 2-1 S24 ; 3-t 33 K)d tour
Inpa 2-1 H24 Overland tourings, 1U23
Maxwell coupe In sood condH'on, ltE3
I'ord pclan. Ford l'j-5 1-ton truck, 1924
Wlilys-Knlght tourtiiR. Time payments
Itu.tolrh'e Clarage. 127 Cheriy 6t. Phone
2"M-S. Ealesrooro Matn Bt. Phone
36.
CHP.TSIXR I'StID CAR DEPT.
OFFERS THE fOI.I.OWI NO CHOICE
LINE OF RECONDITIONED USED CARS.
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. PRICES
ARE LOW.
1924 Hudson. 7-pass. eerlari.
192., Maxwell ao,iat-,i?, 12). Both as
good as new and look It.
1925 Jeweti coupe, 4-pars.
1923 Maxwell coupe, 4-pnn".
1921 Maxwell coupe, 2-pas.
1921 llulck tslxl touring ear.
1024 PalKe filTfi) sport tourlr.e; car,
a'l crjuipnicnt.
19"" I'onl coupe.
l2r. Tii'lor SP'lnn.
19-4 Fordor sedan.
BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO.,
HOME OF THE CHRYSLER.
250 ARCH ST. THONE 2952.
NOTICE
Nomination of orfliers and directors, for
the ensulni; year, will hf. made tiy the
shareholders of the New Brlran Coopera
tl'.p t'avlncs and l.oau Ar.oelnlloll, a
ll.elr monthly mtieiliir, Mar.di 3'i, 1 D 21.
at 7:20 p. m. at their offieo Room 209,
National Punk ilullrllnff.
Election to I.e hy ballot April 27, 1 92.
V. J. STEARNS. Secret arr.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto ami Truck For Rale
SPRING CLCARANCD SALE-
OPEN EVKN1NOS UNTIL t O'CLOCK
lift CHEVROLET TOURING.
1924 CHEVROLET TOURING (3).
1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1924 CHEVROLET COUPE (J),
1921 CHEVROLET COUPE (!).
1921 CHEVROLET TOURING.
1921 CHEVROLET COUPE.
1954 FORD COLTK.
1924 FORD ROADSTER.
1924 rORD TUDOR SEDAN (!).
19S5 OLDSMOBILE CTL COACH,
19!t FORD TOURING.
1 924 FORD 1 TON CHASSIS.
192J DURAKT R'DSTER, DUCO FINISH.
192S CLEVELAND COACH, DUCO FIN
ISH. 1921 STUTZ TOURING.
1 924 FORD H TON PANEL DEMVEP.T.
1 934 FORD I.tGHT POST DELIVERY.
1930 BUICK TOURING, WINTER TOP.
1921 CLEVELAND TOURING,
1924 VORD TON TRl.'CK WITH TIEMK'O
TRANSMISSION IN FIRST CLASS
CONDITION.
MA NT OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
TERMS ARRANGED.
BOULEVARD CHEVROLET COMPANY
AUTOMOBILE ROW
EAST HARTFORD,
27t CONN. BLVD. PHONE L. Ki
OPEN EVENINGS TILL t.
CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT.
OFFER THE FOLLOWING GOOD RE
NEWED CARS. ALL OF THEM. ARE IN
GOOD CONDITION AND CAN BE
BOUGHT ON CONVENIENT TERMS.
(3) 1923 FORD SEDANS.
1924 OVERLAND TOURING.
1923 1'iiRI) COUPE.
1925 FORD SEDAN, BALLOON
TI H Eft.
192S CHEVROLET TRUCK.
1 323 STUDEBAKER COfPn.
1923 CHEVROLET TOrntNri.
(2)
t'HEVUOLET SUDAN'S.
SUPERIOR AUTO CO.,
12S-127 cnur.cii st. phone m.
BUICK USED CAR DEPT
1924
1924
1923
1H24
192)
1924
1924
And
Bulck Brougnarn.
Hupmoblle touring.
Bulck touting.
Btudebaker eedan.
Studehaker touting.
Chevrolet touring.
Maxwell touring.
3 good Ford coupes
CAPITOL BUICK CO.,
19S ARCH ST. PHONE tJM,
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
DODGE BROTHERS
1925 Sedan.
3 924 Touring.
1923 Tourlnpc.
1 923 Roadster.
BUICK
1924 Touring.
FORDS
192S Coupe.
1923 Coupe.
1921 Sedan.
COMMERCIAL TRUCKS.
DODGE BROTHERS
1924 Screen.
1923 Screen.
1922 Panel.
REO
1S2S Panel.
TERMS ARRANGED
THE S. A F. MOTOR SALES CORP.,
153 ELM ST. TEL. t31
DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CARS AND GRAHAM
BROTHERS TRUCKS.
By
By
AUTOMOTIVE
Autoa and Tntck. ITot Kali
LbXlNGTON-lals 1911 apart model, W n.
ut Men tig, e psseanger touring ear,
thoroughly reconditioned aad rest y
painted. Sll wlr whaale and good tti.-a.
Trade and terms considered. C V
Benca, H Main St, Phona gill.
CO CAR BARGAINS Open and cloi . 4
types. Popular make. Liberal tori.it
Aaron G, Cohen, Ino lit Park S..,
Hartford, Conn, Open venlng.
OLDSMOBILE USED CAR DIP1
OfTsr th following lata model ised cn-i
at low price.
1625 FORD TRUCK.
1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN,
1921 LEXINGTON SEDAN.
1923 VEI.IH SEDAN.
1924 MAXWELL TOURING.
19SJ FORD SEDAN.
1923 FOHD COUPK.
1923 CHEVROLET TOCRINO.
1923 JORDAN TOlTTtlNO.
1931 ESSEX COACH.
SMITH AUTO SALES CO,
10 WEST MAIN STREST.
PHONE JIOO.
BIG REDUCTION
In lat modal tiaed cart, from 1940 to
1300, all reconditioned and read for th
road. Several good buys at 1100 cash,
THE HOKEYUAN AUTO 1AI.B1 CO.
13 ARCH ST. PHONE l4t
GOOD VALTJB
I'ORD USED CAR
AT IOUR OWN TERMS
ALL BTTLEI
FROM 121 TO 140
SEE UR. GOflBBLIN.
VLMER AUTO COn ft
, J MAIN ST. PHONE 1111.
REOS
WE HAVE A FEW GOOD USED TRUCKS
FOR MOVING ASHES, ETC,
CASH OR TERMS.
K. M. SEA RLE CO.,
PARK ELM STS. PHONE lilt.
USED CAR 8ALB
BIO OFFERING IN USED FOHD CARS.
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. TAKEN IN
TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICED
FAIRLY. WE MUST HATI fHB ROOK
SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
BALANCES ON EXTREMELY EAST
TERMS.
GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSB
LISTED BELOW. PAY FOR IT AS YOU
DRIVE IT. OUT OF TOUR INCOM.B, IN
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Yer Model Prtc Down
1953 Tudor 1160 0
1921 Tudor HO .VI
24 Tudor 250 1MI
1928 Tudor 42J li.'J
1925 Coup 110 0
1923 Conn its i')
1923 Coup 176 I'J
1324 Coup S00 I'l
1S3S Toorlng 130 :-.i)
192! Touring (16 U
1924 Touring ISO f.
1925 Touring 200 s
1923 Roadster 100 '. i
1922 Roadster' '-l
1924 , Roadster 180 t J
1925 Roadster 500 '.)
1923 Ton Chaeste C5 '- i
1921 Express, new 100 40
ALSO MANY OTHER GOOD COMMER
CIAL CARS AT tH TO 1150 WITH
CORRESPONDINGLY LOW TERMS.
AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCKANG1
It ARCH ST. PHONE ITU.
OPEN EVENINGS.
PERCY CROSBY
CLIFF STERRETT
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