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16
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATUiiDAY, Al'RIL 3, 1920.
Social News
(Continued From Page Three)
SUte, Norm! school. The, proernm
will be plvcn by Chnrles A. John
son and Warren link-, pianists, ami
Oeonrn Westrrmnn, violinist. The
nsslstlna; soloist will he Until Ocind
rlch Horton, soprano. All tho ar
tists nr well known In local musl
cal circles for th'lr work iis mem
born of the New Hritalu Miu-ie.il
club,
The proirrnm follows:
T
Violin nnd piano
Sonata In J) Major
Adagio
Allegro
l.arsh'tto
Alk pro
Mr. Wfjfrmnn
II mdel
Mr. .lohiison
II
Pouks for soprano
a. Tho Year's at th. Pprlns ...
Peach
b. Care Sehc ("Atlanta")
llnndel
Mrs. Horton
Mr. Hal" at. t lie piano
111
riano
a. Gavotte In P ... Each-Mason
b. Tan "Pastorale" ("loclunl
e. Iligamlon Huff
Mr. Hale
IV
Vlolln
a. Cavstlna Haft
b. Gorman Dance
Van rilttersdorf
e. rocturno in l. fiat
Chopin Sarasalp
Mr. Wpsterman
Mr. Johnson at the piano
V
Roups for soprano
a. Mlac Time Willeby
h. The Answer Terry
Mrs. Horton
Mr. Halo at the piano
VI
Tto pianos
a. Air de Ballet Massem I
b. I.e Poir Chaminade
I.e Matin
. i
.MISS rvuriiio. ncan is neiog as-
slsted by Sirs. M. A. Kinsellu, Miss
Margaret Perkins. Miss Agnes
Plnnegan, Mrs. Donald Barllett,
Miss Frances Ferguson, Mrs. Frank
Zwlck, Miss Reglna Connor and
Miss Gladys Day to complete tho
necessary plans for the entertain-
whlch the Kmerson college girls t
wdll give in tho Camp school audi-
torium on tho evening of Monday,
April 19. The program of enter- i
tnltiment in heinp eivon nnrler tfie I
nii.nlces of the New- Ri-it.-iin Colteire
club to raise a sum of money in
aid of their scholarship fund. In
addition to tho Kmerson college
i J, in i. ,i I
chesfra will also feature on the ,
program which is to bo as follows:
High school orchestra
II
Toor Old Jim, a humorous sketch
of everyday life
Emerson college girls
HI
r-ongs
Tho Blackbirds' Round, lay
Ring. Ping, Birds on the Wing
Mary Frances Brady
IV
The Minuet, dramatic play of the
French Revolution
Emerson College girls
V
Sdections
High school orchestra
The Woman's Club of Plainvlllo
w ilt meet Wednesday afternoon,
April 7th at the home of -Mrs. Jo
seph X. McKernan. A paper on per
sonal glimpses of India, written by
Mrs. Harry Adams of Calcutta, India
will be read by Mrs. Charles F. j
Spalding.
1
Mrs. James North of Siinnyledpe
will open her homo next Friday
afternoon to a. meeting of the Hither
Stanley chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The executive! committee of the
Connecticut Women's Golf associa
tion met at tho T.awn club. New Ha
ven. Tuesday. Mr?. Burnside Wini
tow presided. Members of the com
mittee are: Mrs. M. .7. Lawh r of
Waterbury. vlee-pro ddent; Mrs.
George C. Seeley of New Haven, see
retary and treasurer; Mrs. Wendell
G. Keycroft of Bridgeport, Mrs. A.
Raymond Ellis of Westmoore Farm.
Flagg road, West Hartford and Mrs.
H. W. House of Fnrnilngton. Plana
for the coming season were dlscuss-
A meeting of Emma Hart Wlllard
chapter. Danghtirs of the American
Revolution, was held Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Mary
Atwater of Worthlngton Ridge. The
meeting was largely attended and
those present heard with great Inter
est a talk bv Grant T. Wickwi nf
Berlin on "A Walk Through Connec
ticut With a Geolocist." About "i
members were present.
Recent experiments. Indicate that
birds have a sense of taste, though
net acute.
r
$500,000
FOP.
First Mortgages
At Low Rates
of Interest
on dwcTMngn. urarirT.pnt hnuKt arvl
central bufn- r'"!'' cmi i -h-u-i
b'jlldlrg or rontnir$ t - i ? Ii.it) in Hun
ford and vicinity.
T'il compinj run 's-flTinn t yrn.
prewnt mortcar; faimut k urn.
and appra'ivctiicnti
tnfoffTiT'on without -t ''cuTinn
First Bands Mortg;:g. Co
ol Hartford
iiilill EXPEDITION
14n i Q unirm
Iff 1 1 ( lift 1 1 fill lllM I
Continued from Tlrst Tnge.)
i above llui Arctic circle 1 hae ne t
j Ks'.iiiios wliii w re perniili'liiB and
v.;iv!i! hu.il Jam, ,t huiulkcivhlcfs to
t ("ml t heinst Ives," he said.
Pope's ITnposnl
1'ope, who has proposed an "all
I American Arctic expedition," do.
Ijicrllied plans for the exploration ot
I ii.iii, (iOfi Miuare miles uf unknown
land. Mippn:-'d to lie In the Arctic
r'lrclo.
i 'oiiKldent with th" announcement
that I. tent. Commander ltyrd would
carry kites for use as distress kIk.
Itials and for hols'lm; win less aerials
; in Hie north In ml It was learned ut
. llos'on that Commander John Iiod
;. is. who was lost and found In the
Pacific on his Hawaiian tlinht, made
1 if tlr.;t ttdn In the atr on a kite.
I ' Runnel w. 1'Tklnsof IiorehesM'. Kn'Oiid class: Troop J; Hetty liar
i Mass.. told how In 1011 ho Rave a j wood; troop 2: Kliwibeth Glbney,
demonstration of his matvrarryii-K 1
kites for the navy. He said he
selected Conmiand' r Rnilfiors, then a
junior officer, to make the experi
mental trip on tho kite "because lie
seemed to know what bo should dc
in case of emergency."
(Continued from Tnge Peven)
morrow morning at S and in o'clock,
with a special Kaster musical pro
gram by Organist. J. J, Graham and
an orchestra; the program was
printed In Thursday's Herald. The
Sunday school will meet at 9
o'clock.
l ather I'liy 111
Ttev. John K. Kay, pastor of the
Church of Our I.ady of Mercy, is
ill with an attack of the grip. He
was unable to olt'iclate at tho mass
this morning, his place licing taken
by Rev. William Kearney of Hart
ford. Father Kearney or another
priest, will conduct inn taster Eon-
ices tomorrow, and Father hay win
be routined to his bed for several
days.
Kebckah Meeting
The Crescent 1'asl Noble Grand
issoriation will meet wiLli Martha
Iteliekah lodge at. S o clock Mondnj
afternoon at I. O. O. P. hall. Sup
per will bo smcd at B:3" o'clock.
All members and pa.st noblu grands
are invited. Pood that is donated
must be in the hall before 0
,o'clOcl
()nc-.ct Oinirtly
The otifc-act comedy, "Oh,
You
Teacher:" which was to have been . ,
presented by tho junior itepanmuio. i
of the Congregational cliurc.n on ,
12 ,,,, was postponed on ac-
count of m wl b0 glvcn Prl-
I day evening at. i:.iO o ciock in ui-
i parish house. Ticki-ts for tho prcu- j craftsman, hostess, homemaker;
oua date will be good. There will j Ksme Moverly, hostess, health win
be a final rehearsal at 4 o'clock , nr.ri homemaker; Betty Purney,
Thursday afternoon in tho parish j homemaker, hostess; Doris Williams,
house. All those taking part in
ither the play or the musical rro
gram are asked to be present.
Notcs
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jiuld audi
laughter, Lorraine are spending tne
Faster vacation in jinneepori.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Andrews are
spending their Easter vacation in
Uridgeporl.
Orrin I.. Jndd, principal of
the
Broad street school, is pointing ine
Faster recess In Atlantic City, X. J.
Ill
(Continued from Page Seven)
at the parsonage. In the evening at
":.1tl o'clock the EpwortH league
will meet at the parsonage for the ;
annual election of officers. The j
Ladies' Aid society will meet on j
Wednesday afternoon at 2:31
o'eloc with Mrs. Charles Gullong.
The midwei k sen Ice w ill be held
cn Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock
at the church, Charles Lawlon being
the leader.
To Attend Conference
Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of the
Kensington Methodist church, wdll
leave Wednesday for Brooklyn, N.
V., where she will attend the New
York Kai-t and New Haven district
conferences, which will be held at
the Hanson Place Methodist church,
that city. She expects to return to
Kensington the following Monday.
Meeting of D. A. It.
Grant T. Wickwlre addressed the
mcmbiTs of Emma Hart, Wlllard
chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, at a meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Miss Mary
Atwa'rr. Mr. Wickwlre had as his
subject, "A Walk Through Con
necticut With the Geologist," in
which he told Interestingly what is
being done by the Geological Survey
along thone lines. Ho also de
scribed fossils and other remains of
former life which have been found
in the iclnl:y of Berlin and Mlrl-
rjictown. At -out 35 members were
I pp-Mnt at the me tine which proved
' to he a hif,!ily enjeyaHe one.
j I nst Ilerliii Items
j The d.ite for the Library assoel
a'lnn pl.-ry will be Thursday, April
IT.. Ins'e:m ef the 16, as originally
.-immune el.
IMiysienl Ulrector William Ogle
l-.:is eomple'ed the course of physical
an,l cynin.-istie cvcrcmesi for the
!S..ys :.r, l Cirls' clubs, the object of
the lens b.iiip to determine the
"rhnnv.i" In a eh class. Jack Walsh
-vnn the Leys' tronhy ami Ktta Law
r. tin' won the cirls.' The cups will
i,e a-A.-.t-d-i at the "Y" exhibition to
'l... held ;l Community hall. May 7.
Mr. Ot-le will make the awards.
Girls' class will be held at Com.
ir.uni'v hall Monday cvcnlni? nnd ev
ery member has been requested to
' I " present.
I There v ill he srieelal Kaster mtl
I "ic at ti,,. merninr? serleo of the
! '.T e'l.n l'st church. The pervic? will
' ! i-in nt 1"H5 o'clork. Rev. A. I.
i:::r,.. n coti.Jucflnir the prenchlns:
-, r) . i:ptvotth Jeapue will be
'.eld it p. m.
I St. t; t rU l's Kpisoopn! church will
loll an Foster 'tlce with Fpcclnl
j mm-ie. Tlie service will bec;in at
'he tiiril bottr tomorrow mornln.
Met. P.ose Hel,t.n n 1 Victor HcM
;, n srn nt the holiday with friends In
jMihlleiown.
' Cer'linl Head is spending the
Thu married men deflated thu
slnglo nun at luislicthiill ut Com
munity hall, 15 to US. Thu Ktimo
wan closely contested throughout.
There ver ninny foil In culled, ow-
:ng to the married men helns tin-
famlllur with thu present stylo ol
aame, hut with tho handicap of foul-
Ini they muntiRPd to conic through.
Another Raine Is to ho. played next
week, na It will be necessary to win
two out of three,
Tho usual woe.kly community
ilnnco will bo held Tuesday evening
at S : 1 f o'clock, ThU was omitted
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hroohs are en
tcrtiillllliK relatli'" oer 1ht veil,,
end
I'hlllp MlMrnm la home from Nuf
field "prep" to spend the holidays
with hla parents.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Mrs. I.eon A. Kprnprue, commits
loner, awarded badt,'e to the follow
ing k'lrls at the Girl .Seoul rally:
.Marg-nm hut. . jwvaw.
b r, Virginia Hunt, Marlon Sorrow,
Virginia l.a May, Gladys Leavltt, 1,u.
cille Case, Hetty Weiant; troop D:
Katherlne Wacker; troop 4: Katrina
Hhepard, Francis Shepurd, Norma
C.ibney; troop 6: Helen MeCormaok.
Audrey Pagan, Ksme. Moverly, Hilda
Krenn, Doris Williams; 1r-op 10:
M.irvls Welch.
Merit badges: Troop 1, Bernice
rinkus, cook, needlewoman, dress
maker; Irene Winger, cook, hostes.1',
needlewoman; Pauline Kalllu, cook,
craftsman; Margaret Ames, health
winner; Anna Valentl, health win
ner, scholarship; Idly Calmbach,
cook; Botty Harwood, craftsman;
Kuth Wacker, cook; Prances Greco,
cook; Eleanor Potts, 50 hours home
service. Troop 2: Gladys Iieavitt,
craftsman, homomaker, 150 hours,
home service ; KUzabeth Glbney,
craftsman, home service; Barbara
Smith, liomenuiker, hostess, cook,
scribe, scholarship; Jeanetto Clark,
homemaker. hostess, cook; Gertrude.
Erlcson, homomaker, hostess, needle
woman, 2nd 600 hours home service;
Phebe Balkm, hostess, cook, home
malter, 150 hours homo service.
Irene Haigls, hostess, scholarship,
home service; Clara Bello Holsteln,
homemaker, cook, hostess; Marion
.Sorrow, cook, health winner; Vir
ginia La May, cook, health winner
jossje Alexander, cook, health win-
ner; Margaret. Alexander, health
winner, cook; Hefty AVelant, pioneer;
ltetty Fox, scholarship; Hetty Hew
itt, henlth winner. Troop 4 Ka
trlna Shepard. Frances Phepard,
child nurse; Lillian Gcrdis, home
maker. Troop 5 Doris Vandcr-
brook, hostess, homemaker; Helen
r.mkonln, hostess; Florence Gooby,
),osiPSS; Mabel Spring, craftsman,
homemaker; Eunice Rlckert, crafts
300 hours home service,
Troop r,Harrlet.t Alle, home-
makeri ,10stes3, craftsman. 50 hours
home service; Audrey Pagan, scribe,
homemaker, hostess, health winner:
Hilda Krenn, hostess, musician;
Doris Barbour, hostess, health win-
i ner. 150 hours home service.
Attendance Stars Troop 1 Anna
, Valonti. gold; Idly Cnlmback. gold;
Ruth Wacker. gold; Frances Greco,
sliver. Troop ! Gladys Leavltt,
gold; Barbara Smith, silver: Phebe
I Ballon, silver: Clara Bello Holsteln.
gold: Marion Sorrow, silver: Virginia
! La May. silver: Jessie Alexander.
gold: Lucille Case, gold and silver.
I Troop 6 Esme Moverly. R'lvor; Hil
da Krenn, silver: Helen McCnrmack,
silver: Beatrice Odonwalf, silver.
I Five-year Stripes Troop I Mar
i garet Ames. Troop 2 Mnriorle Gib
I nev. Ruth Gibney, Betty Fox.
j Charles Abell was presented with
i a thanks badge In appreciation of
his service in teaching bnele to the
: Girl scouts. Council members and
: cantnins were pleased to have par
: cuts nnd friends ettend the rntlv.
i Brownie pack No. ". Mrs. Edward
j Holsteln. captain, registered the fol
lowing 20 Brownies: Mary Barrett.
Evelyn Blows, Muriel Bohmer, Dor
othy Davidson, Helen Dnnohun,
Catherine Fitzgerald. Edith Gtiis
berg, Marcia Guisberg, Edna Hall,
SKIPPY
'opjrljhl. I. I Otubr, ,r2H.
POLLY AND HER
WBEiy HOW r "TtMt HOUSE! ) RAuO'. , -irMTtD
() 'J v, jiy
Vlvlan Holsteln, Ellnheth H')lstein,
Grace Howe, Muriel Jacubs, Kdna
Jacobs, Jlarliarn Johnson, Imrothy
I.eaAltt, Kunntlui Lccnnela, Kuiilce
Lelkln, I'orit. Hupp, l.auia Wilbur.
This iiaol niei ts in the Stanley
, hool. Miss Cluiulh lie iloh.teln Is
jpurk lender.
Troop " o! the Out' r church mid
ilnop 11 of tho Central Junior lli'.h
fchno1 ,dan for an all day lill.u itutt
iriiursday In place of th remiliv
I .,., ir.,,,iCs. oirls will in.li at
C ntral park at l":Sn.
l'attol hadei's ol all tro.ip.s mv
invlt.d to a hike on Thursday al;o.
nieetliitr at 1 1 1 : :t (i a. m., and bring
ing own ;if'" for dinner.
City Items
Faster Victor liecords ut Morant-'.
advt,
J. C. Moody, vice. principal of the
Senior High school, tills cliy, and
director of th" commercial depart-
m.-nt at that Institution, Is attend- I
ing the ntinual convention of the ,
Pastern Commercial Teachers' as:-o-
elation, wli.ch Is being held at the j
Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City, !
this week-end.
Meet me ;i t the dance tonight.
Odd Fellows hall. Advt. j
The quarterly meeting of the
Firemen's pension and Belief asso-j
elation will bo held Tuesday eveiiini:
at. S o'clock. The trustees will meet,
at 7:"0 o'clock to audit tho books.
A complete report of the annual ball
Is ixpected to be rendered at this
meeting. !
Itadlo for Easter at Morans' advt.
Come out tomorrow afternoon to
Francis and Carlton streets and see
tho beautiful bungalows. B. .Solo
mon, advt.
Fred Engel of t7 Hart, street Is
confined to the New liritain Gen
eral hospital with an infection of
the leg.
P.ig Faster Hall, Norden Bungalow,
Saturday night; fine orchestra, Wal
ter Carlson, John Hohman and Ed
win Greening. Adtn. r,flc. advt.
George Bardon of Elm Hill, and
Irving Rau of Maple Hill, have re
turned to Detroit, Michigan, after
spending a. few days with their par
ents. Half-priced Victrolas at Morans'.
adt.
Henry Rcheuy has sold through
(he Camp Heal Estate Co., a two
family house at No. Sfi Hasselt
street, to William F. Qulnn.
Visit our complete furnished home
at S7 Francis street, tomorrow,
Mackay & Wallin. advt.
Members of A. G. Hammond
camp, United Spanish American
War Veterans, will meet members of
Hurdet.te camp of Hartford in the
first of a series of set-back contests
it.his evening at Odd Fellows' hall
on Arch street.
Gulhransen Player Pianos, Morans'.
advt.
New lino of sandwiches, Crowcll's.
advt.
22,000 Gallons of High
Powered Beer Is Seized
Buffalo, NT. Y., April 3 P Fed
eral prohibition agents reported to
Prohibition Administrator Roberts
I'ast night that they made the hig-
KeRt raid in tho history of Chautati- ,
, county at. the Chautauqua
Bre.witig company a plan in James-
town, seizing 2S,oao gallons of
al-
jlrged high power beer.
Eight men were arrested. All but
two were released last night nt u
hearing before Federal Commission
er Edward R. Bnotey. Those still
held are Thomas J. Jarvis, alleged
half owner and Wilhelm Mueller,
alleged brew-master.
On a. siding was found a car Ion d
of empty beer barrels shipped here
from Pittsburgh for re-IHling, the
agents said. The 22if'O gallons of
a liege, beer was in vats in the.
brewery.
HOY OF 1 1 AT WHKF.L.
Policeman Fred Wagner stopped
Joseph Pac, age 11 years, from driv
ing an automobile yesterday. The
boy told the policeman that he was
the family chauffeur, but the police
man warned him not. to drive again.
Policeman Wagner drove tho car to
the Pac home on Glen street, Kensington.
YOU P0Pc rCU;AVi
seen ro HAwe lot;
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fATHGR IN?
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No Ad Ar.-vrtM After 1 P. M foi
fLi.-fh loi 1 uge u:i riarne Day. Sat
10 A. M.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Uurlal Lots Moiiuiiii'iiIk
t
Ni:w UltrrAIN-ifnuumeulal wuika, 121
tiali Bt. Monuuit-ntp of all alttt antl
dtibcrli.tient-. Carving aad letter cutlliia
our peelalty.
lltint All 'VAlirTS-t'uncreie tcj" rfn
for.'Ml; waici-iJioiif, liermt-tuaHy aealeu
N tl. Viiiilt r-n. Phone B47.1li.
Florists 3
bt'STON FLKNti Very ivawoliabie I.rtcfr '
daiek'Hi b uruenhout, 311 Oak Si
l-'hone :n 3-1
CUT Pl.ow'KKS-pDtted planta, plcatD
variety, Speriallzinu on funeral work
Johnson. Oiemitiouce. R17 Church Bt.
KASTKt: i. l,n:s aoe. und 3r,r. a Mt.nnT.
Il.ui-nilli . en, h. daffodils I1.U0 a
do;:, j.-ilted, ritL dafiodlls iTir. J.
t:.i;i. : Miii st.
.SI'KIMI PLOWKKS tulips, hyacinth und
daffodils, t'lowet Garden CJreenhouae
I1CS Ktailloy St. Phone 3826-3.
Lost anil Found &
W;i-osit nociC-No. 4457 on Herliu K.-.v-
UiH" jeuiK, le.ii. I iiiU'T I.IIUIiy IVitjiji
;KYS "N lll.N'ii -l'.sL tjctwo.-n Lincoln
unit Main HI. Howard. Keturn to 41
Smith St. Tel. Ilisr,.
SI M or MONEY found Thursday night
en Sprint,- Si. iiwiicr may have mimo Icy
e.illlni! Ht Allen St.
Vlnl. IN' Mrsp' in wrapping pnpir. lost
t.etuo.n cimi-eh and Junior high achool.
call lv7-2. l:cwatd.
WHITE AND HltOWN HOUND lost, witli
..lull tall, Id-ens.' number 1215 Howard
It' returned to 3fi2 Arch St.
Personals
A CAMKKA FOI! KASTEIt W sell oil
makog nf Kodaks. Wa itlro rent find
lei.alr them. Arcade Studio.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies
ACME 'lillK'KS-Sales and Service. Erie
son Motor Sales. 171 South Main Bt
PhonfMCW
BUICK MOTOR CAHS-Salea and Service
Capital Bulek Co, 193 Arch 81. Phom
26117.
CHEVROLET MOfOR CAR3-Salee ano
service, tiuperlui Auto Company, 112
Church St Phone 2U.
CHHYS1.ER 4 and ii. 8lw int)
service. Dennett Motor Bales. 260 A ret
Bt. Phone 2952.
DODGE BROTHERS-Salts and sendee
8. V Motor Sales Corp., Ui Elm St.
corner Franklin. Phone 731.
FOKU CARS and TRUCKS-Fuidson
tractor. Sales and service. Genului
parts and accest-ories. Autotnottve Sate,
ft Seivlco Co., 248 Elm. Phone 170
ERANKLIN CARS The car for 10 years
Bales and Service, 453 West Main St
Tel. 3!9(t.
IIUPMOBILB 6 AND 8 CYLINDERS
City Service Station
240 Hartford Ave.
A. M. Prtoneasa Pree.
Also the Domljan Motor Co.
Cor. of Broad and illfth Sta.
CADILLAC CARS Bales & Service. Laell
Motoi Co. "A R.-putable Concern.''
West Mnln, corner Lincoln sneer.
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND AND CRAY
Cars. Sates and Service. Hardware City
Motor Co.. Elm St. Phone 2724
LEX INGTi IN Ob k land and Gray. High
grade motor cars. Sales and service
C. A. Bence. 61 Main 8t. Hhone 2215
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND and GHAT Mo
tor Cars. Sales end Service. Hardwate
City Motor Co., 6 Elm St. Phone 2724
OLDSMnHILE MOTOR CARS "The Re
fined Bis." Smith Motor Sales, 100 Weft
Main St Plion? 29il(l.
NASH motor cats. See the new Itne
Sales and Service. A. Q. Ilawlier. ii
Elm Street. Phone 2458,
r Caht tecc
-j
r
AUTOMOTIVE
Aiili) and Truck AirPnclcs H
tii:o Mufoit CATHnrnTTTuTiii; KhibJi i.
M Bail Co, 8al mid ISnvu: ioi
Kim unil Ha ill Bin. Hhoni SI 10. Loca
sirftlHi' fin fiahrtwl tfnuhtiHia
i'AIUU 41 JBWKTT 8al Ii gervlc
W'liltninrt Pntso A .lenait Co 31 a .tt
Main Si. P)iii :il'i.
U'llhlUiAKIill 111 'Tort CAKH Sain and
Sarviiti, Aihrn Mntoi Malm Co.. Itt
Arch Ml. Ph'im 81).
w ll.l.Ya'-KNKillT AND OVURLANO
motui rara. Salt aand tlcrvlr. l!'i
Chtrrji Ft. "Tin Hlav-Vala Mater '
It C. Huilotph. trheii 10SI-1
Aiiio anil lru lt l-r halV
.V'MK Tft:l, 2-ton ttudi, fr aale, at
Kaerlftce. flat tiody A-t condition,
lldv. City Co-Op. Asia. Inc., 123 Main
St. Tel. 141.1.
rnuvuut.KT l.n... IV24 nmd'd, A-l -on.
dltlen, renoonible. ilanlcy, !8 Ko
Mnln St.
Kuii WALK late 'model t'ord light deliv
ery truok, good condltton, 4 new balloon
tlroa, upeodometer and other oxtrat.
1S0 eah takes It. Auto Repair Co..
rear 94 Jlortford Ava. Phona 137-JB or
4ntia-i.
ruTtl'. i;i21 l-ton truck. Hock body,
rord ttrea, good spare, only 9 montlm
old. This l a tarfc-uln. K. M. Searlu
fc Co. Phono 211". Open evening! to
8 o'clock.
t'TlLVlioKT tourli.g car, lt24, like new,
run tj.tjuO miles, extra tiro chalna, tools,
will 8"H oheap. Inpulre ai4 t.'hnroh Ft.
.n:vivrT (X'Af.n. is:t rrleo 55u,
call Mertdon 1 V'H.
l.i;.INii'l'ON-late 1 923 eporl model, illn
ut Man all, rt paasenge? tuurlng cat
thoroughti' reconditioned and newly
patnted 8ta wlie wheels and good tires
Trades and terms considered O, A
Hence, 61 Main St Phone 3211.
I.F.XINCTON f, passenger lata 1923
brougham In first class niachanlcai
condition, paint and opholstry ar ex
cellent, hrand new cord. 1 spare C
A. Hnr. f,l Main St. Phone 5216
USED CAPS
1924 Maxwell coach In A-l condition.
Plenty of extras.
1D24 Nash 4 touring car, fully equip
ped. 1928 Special d Nash, 2 door sedan,
demonstrator.
THE ATIOVE CARS APE IN A-t CONDI
TION. TERMS CAN HE ARRANGED.
TRADES CONSIDERED.
J. B. MOHAN OARAGE,
113 'i CHURCH ST. PHONE 2342-1
ASSOCIATE NASH DEALER.
SPECIALS
BfJICK 1023 SPORT TOURING.
CHEVROLET 1S24 COUPE.
CHEVROLET 1923 SEDAN.
CHEVROLET 1S23 TOURING
DODGE 1823 TOURING.
DODGE 1921 ROADSTER
ESSEX 1B26 COACH.
ESSEX 1024 COACH.
FORD 1025 TUDOR.
FORD 1024 COUPE.
FORD 1824 TOURING.
FRANKLIN 1821 TOURING.
HUDSON 1035 COACH.
HUDSON 1923 6PESDSTEU.
HUDSON 1024 SEDAN.
HUPMOBILE 1923 SEDAN.
IIUPMOBILB 1923 TOURING.
JEVVETT 1923 SEDAN.
MOON 1S22 TOURING.
OVERLAND 1923 TOURING.
STUDEBAKER 1021 TOURING.
These cars have been through our ahop
are In excellent condition and you can
save S50 to 1200 by buying now A email
deposit with weekly payments will bold
any one of theBe cars until April 1. No
storage chnrije, and Interest on your pay
ments at 6.
OPEN EVENINGS AND BUNDATS
TERMS 18 MONTHS.
THE MOHEN A A MI DON
BALES CORP.,
503 MAIN STHET.
HARTFORD.
ETUDE BAKER USED CAR DEPT.
1924 Studcbaher Pig Six, 7-paesenger
jaan. Price 1 1 1P0.
ir24 Bulek 5-passcnger brougham,
A-l condition, run 9.000 miles.
Price ?8!6.
1923 llupmobllo touring car. Price
$325.
1924 Ktiidcbaker 8 louring car. Price
:50.
1923 Fttrdcbaker 6 coupe, 4-paesenger.
.Price $400.
ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO.,
!25 ARCH ST. PHONE 280.
1
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos am! Tnicka For Kale
.V.O SI'KLLlW AiiC'N-s-JcuiiJ.lullul III first
dust shape, paint, ate. J, F. Whit. 43
Trinity Ht. Phone il'34.
CHEVROI.KT I'SISD CAB DEPT.
onfim the robLowtNa good no.
NISWKD CAES. ALL OF THEM AltE IN
OOOD CONDITION AND CAN BU
nOL'UHT ON CONVENIENT TERMS.
C) 1923 ronb PKOANR
1 924 OVP.RI.ANT) TUUItlNa.
1925 FORD COUPE.
1925 FOUD SEDAN, BALLOON
TIItER.
112S CHEVFtOI.F.T TRUCK.
1923 STII1KHAKKR COUPE.
(2) 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN..
O. M. A. C. RATES
SUPERIOR AUTO CO..
125-1J7 CHURCH ST. PHONE ill.
SPRING CLEARANCE BALE
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I O'CLOCK
1925 CHEVROLET TOURING.
1924 CHEVROLET TOURINO (3).
1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1924 CHEVROLET COUPE (3),
1923 CHEVROLET COUPE (2).
1923 CHEVROLET TOURING.
1923 CHEVROLET COUPE.'
1924 FORD COUPE.
1024
1924
1925
1923
1924
1023
1923
FORD ROADSTER.
FORD TUDOR SEDAN (2).
OLDSMOBILE CTL COACH.
FORD TOURING.
FORD I TON CHASSIS.
DURANT R'DSTER, DUCO FINISH.
CLEVELAND COACH, DUCO FIN
ISH.
1921 STUTZ TOURING.
1924 FORD H TON PANEL DELIVERY.
1924 FORD LIGHT POST DELIVERY .
1920 BUICK TOURING. WINTER TOP.
1921 CLEVELAND TOURING.
1924 FORD TON TRUCK WITH REMIT)
TRANSMISSION IN FIRST CLASS
CONDITION.
MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
TERMS ARRANGED.
BOULEVARD CHEVROLET COMPANY
AUTOMOBILE ROW
EAST HARTFORD,
275 CONN. BLVD. PHONE L, 75
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 1.
USED CAR BALK
BIG OFFERING IN USED FORD CARS.
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. TAKEN IN
TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICED
FAIRLY WE MUST HAV ITKB ROOM
SMALL DOWN PAVMENT8 REQUIRED
BALANCES ON EXTREMELY EASY
TERMS.
GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSE
LISTED BELOW PAY FOR IT AS YOU
DRIVE IT. OUT Cl YOUR INCOME, IN
MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
Tear Model Price
iV23 Tudor Jiso
i:(23 Tudor i:,u
$24 Tudor 2,;,0
1925 Tudor 45
1922 Coupe 110
1923 Coupe 175
1923 Coupe 175
1824 Coupo 7e0
t9?3 Touring i;;o
1522 Touring C5
IJ'4 Touring 150
1925 Touring 2"0
1P2.") Roadster 100
1322 Roadster 65
1 924 Roadster 150
1925 Roadster 200
1 923 Ton Chassis 66
1224 Express, new 200
ALSO MANY OTHER GOOD COMMER
CIAL CARS AT $S5 TO $150 WITH
CORRESPONDINGLY LOW TERMS.
AUTOMOTIVE CSED CAR LXCHANG1
J ARCH ST. PHONE !7.
OPEN EVENINGS.
By
Iron royloy.
By
AUTOMOTIVE
Anton ami Tnicli Foi Kb I i
Milti MKI'AN MV24, I IUU4 Kurd lour.
Inns, i-1924 Overlnnd tourings, 1924
Chevrolet touring, 1923 Packard llfht t)
touring, Ford 1923 1-ton truck, 1924
V!llye-Knitii tnitnng Time payments
Rudolph's (larag. Ill Cherry 81 Phone
S'iM-l Salesroom UalD 81 Phone
3tV
GOOD VALUE
FORD USED CARS
AT YOUR OWN TERMS
1924
1924
1923
1031
1925
1923
1023
1917
Coupe. 1300.
Tudor, 1300.
Redan, 1160.
Roadster. S ITS.
Roadster, 1226.
Coupe, 1100.
Coupe, 170.
Dodge, 175.
ELMER AUTO CO.,
12 MAIN BT,
PHONO Hit.
LIBERAL SPRING BARGAINS
1925 Chevrolet touring, lota of eiitrnr
1924 Ford sedan, 1924 Maxwell touring
1933 Ford coupe, 1023 Lexington sedan,
1924 Pur.mt sport touring, 1922 Dodge
touring, 1924 Moon sport touring. 192.
Oldsmoblla eedun, 1023 OldsmoMlo road
ster. Many othors.
AARON 0. COHEN, INC.,
OLDSMOBILE DEALERS
1S5 PARK ST., HARTFORD.
OLDSMOBILE USED CAR, DEPT.
Odor the following lata model used cart
at low prices.
1925 FORD TTtl'CK
1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1922 LEXINGTON SEDAN.
1923 VEI.IE SEDAN
1924 MAXWELl TOURING
1923 FORD SEDAN.
1923 FORD COUPE.
1923 CHEVROLET TOURING
1923 JORDAN TOURING.
1922 ESSEX COACH
SMITH AUTO BALES CO.
100 WEST MAIN 8TREET
PHONE S900 .
REMOVAL USED CAR SALB
WILL SACRIFICE ON THE FOLLOWING
CARS.
We are NOT going to tarry over any,
used cars to our new place.
DOPCE BROTHERS
1925 Sedan.
1924 Touring.
1923 Touring.
192" Coupe
1923 I'.oadster.
BflCK-
1924 Touring.
FORDS
192.S Coup.
1 924 Coupe.
1923 Coupe.
1921 Sedan.
TERMS ARRANGED
THE S. F. MOTOR PALES COItr.
155 ELM ST. TEL. I.H.
DEALERS IN DODGE BROTH ERS
MOTOR CARS AND GRAHAM
BROTHERS TRUCKS.
SPRING SALB OF USED CARS
1925 Hudson Coach.
1924
Hudson Coach.
Hudson Coach.
Hudson 5-pat.y.. (sC'lan. .
1523
1924
1924 Packard ''.puss., sednn.
1 926 l''f.ex l oach.
1 ii I Essex Coach.
1 924 Ford Sedan.
1924 Ford Touring.
1923
Hupnioblle Touring.
Na?tr 7-pn.m, touring.
l,t. 6.Htudebnkei 6e-.lai,
Maxwell sport.
192
1923
1923
1923
1-oirl Sedan.
AND MANY OTHERS FROM 315 UP
HIE HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO..
159 ARCH STREET.
TELEPHONE 3642.
DODGE BROTHERS, 1924-coupe. good
cord tlrcp, good spare. This c;ir Is in
fine shape. K. M. Konrlo Co., Park S'
cor. Elm. Phone 2110. open ''evening
till 9 o'clock.
PERCY CROSBY
UTT6NIN
Ssas
CLIFF STERRETT
tMU Mnln St.
I-S07J
-vrck.ct-.i wt, relatives In West
y irromwrll.

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