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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09
Ell SHENANDOAH EMPRENDE sU
VIAJE

WASHINGTON, oct. 8 (Cable fran
c6s)-El gran dirigible Shenandoah ha
emprendido en- ell dfa de hoy su largo
viaje hacia la costa del Pacifico. FL
Contra Almirante, Moffett, que dirige
Ell departamento a6reo de la Marina,
va bordo del rey de los aires. FL
dirigible pasara por Wilmington Bal
timore. Washington, Greensboro, Allan
ia Bittingham, de ALI seguira ha-
cia TEXAS. Sc cree que ell dirigible lle-
que dicho estado manana.
El Comandante Lansdowne, esta a
cargo de la gran nave aerea, asi CO.
mo su vaioso equipo, y manda ademas
a los SO hombres que forman SUI tri-
pulacion. El Shenandoah lleva combus-
tible para un viaje de noventa horas,
y where's para cinco dias. La tripu-
lacion esta compuesta por nueve of
ciales, 90 marinos, y dos pasajeros,
que han obtenido permiso para tacer
tan interesante viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09
VINO Y CERVEZA

"Yo me alegrarfa que Sc permi-
tiese la fabrication de vino Y GER
veza con cierta razonable cantidad
de alcohol, regulada por la ley, en-
tendiendose que esa cantidad de al
cohol no sea sufciente para embria-
gar nadie de una manera bochor-
nosa. De esa manera Sc evitaria que
eli publico este. siendo envenenado con
brandy malo y ''canita". La mayor
parte de las familias en- Puerto Rico,
desean usar solamente buen vino,
especialmente en- las comidas, y 81
Sc permitiese su fabrication Sc evil
tarfa que usaran esos brevajes tan
peligrosos a la salud de una comu-
nidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09
|Aunque Ell TELEGRAPH InsuIar ha rendido mas
de IS mil d6Iares de entradas este anO que
Ell pasado, todavla dichO Negociado repOrta al
GObiernO una perdida de mas de Sc mil dolares
Ell voIumen de servico reazado ha sidO, no Obstante,
mayor que nunca-Las asambeas pOticas, eI TELEGRAPH
Ell MundO"

ano, en- pueblos donde no existia tai
servicio, y Sc espera abrir algunas mas
durante este ano, completando asi ell
plan de tener una oficina telegrafica
en- cada pueblo de la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09
BRANDY Y BEBIDA VENENOSA

"Todas las bebidas embriagante5
que estan siendo introducidas en-
Puerto Rico de contrabando son We
nenosas y sumamente nocivas a la
salud. Ell pueblo Sc envenena lenta-
mente sin que Sc de cuenta de clio.
Las consecuencias han de verse mas
tarde.
"Mucha bebida de la que Sc intro
duce de contrabando es legitima, pc
70 voy a decirle por que es vene
nosa.
"Por ejemplo, el brandy que Sc
fabrica en- Francia, Y es introducido
en- la isla, es legitimo, pero es no.
civo la salud, por la siguiente ra-
z6n: Antes de que en- los Estados
Unidos imperase la benefciosa ley
SEGA, ell gobierno exigia que todas
las bebidas embriagantes que eran in
troducidas en- la nacion, para ell con-
sumo p1blico, tuviesen por 10 menos
cuatro amos de fabrication antes de
embotellarse. De esa manera, Sc evil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09

WASHINGTON, oct. (Cable fran
c6s)-Se ha recibido un cablegrama en-
ell Departamento de Marina anuncian
do que Ell ZEPPELIN monstruo IRIS sal
dra mafana jueves hacia los Estados
Unidos El monstruo de los aires, vie-
ne piloteado por verdaderos expertos,
quienes vienen acompa1ados por los
mejores mecanicos de la casa donde ell
aparato fue fabricado en- Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09
56,683.29.

GASTOS
Operaciones del Negociado
$174,280.31
Reparacion y manterimiento,
$18,739.93 $193, ,02o.34.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09

CO precipitadamente hacia Bulgaria,
para arreglar las maquinas de los avia
dores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-09

Ell ZR-3 SALE HACIA Los ESTA-
DOS UNIDos EN- Ell OLA DE HOY
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

the kings guards recruited. Twcn- tirth century Paris, however, has no job for D'Artagnan and his swagger- ing swordsmen, but it has made good uso Of Foch and Joffre. The surplus GasCon stock today is satd to find it's way into politics, where the lyrics of Cyrano and the fine phrases of D'Artagnan are redistllled into fiery speeches poured into the chamber of deputies.
 'GasCon' is believed to come in- directly from Basque, the name Of that remnant Pyrenees tribe who still furnish question mark for students of race origins, The e was once " which, according to earlier pronunciation. must have given 'Wasconia.' The Basques. who are said to resemble strangely the an- cient Egyptians with their broad shoulders, slim waists, wide fore heads and pointed chins, have left their mark on tho Gascons. Blood of Romans, Nisgoths and. 1berians also flows in Gascot vcins making them predominantly Mediterranean people fin contrast to natives of northern France who spring from Normans, Gauls and Franks. Now and then In Auch or Tarbes one sees women and men thin-faced. with olive skin and intensely black hair and eyes, q hocting memory of the Moorish invasion which reached high tide3in Gascony."
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
M. $. Daugherty Files
 Defense of His Action

Washington. Nov, 26,-M, s. Daurhwty. brother of former At torNoy General Daugtcrty, filed with inc supreme court today a defense of lis refusal to furnish 10 inc sen ale certain information concerning tho affairs of the Midland National bank Of Washington Courthouse. Ohio. Of which he IS president.
 Iio insisted that the senate inVos- 1 tigation was not legislative in char actor but was an attempt to prose- cute his brother; challenged tho
 power of fine senate 10 compel re- . catcnraut MNUoSs's to testify and asscrfrd that n 'h2 forlnn5ation of legislation coHEross. bcfcre 1t can compel tho attendance and testimony oe ~Itrs- ssos rmSt. through tho two i houses drc1are is purpose and dc mand tho 1nforp3'ion.
 | rauGhorty insisted that inc ac- tjou of th" rayptlo county court Of C,uio. which pnIoiutd tho senate rommittco From examining the | hooks of the bank. is slll in effect and that 'ho sgPr"ur court should make no decision which would ho in violation of that rcstrajuung order.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
GIRL IS QUIzzED
 IN BANKERS DEATH
California Miss DiScIaimS All ! Knowledge Of Killing

San Rernardmo, Cal Nv. eF- Miss Mary Wathgs apr~oa.hng the witness stand at a co1ouor's inquest today, prolrsscd tE rtInce rf t> circumstances swloGItng The tragic death Of her cmplo}er. Wjtam t.. Fee, Alhamhra hwG president, whose hody WAS fou.A yesterday in the san EyruarImo muutJtuT uonr n cabin mIntaw'i rv h"r Snnrlf w, F. Shay believes th" moa.r Ha- Inur5crel
 Mi. Tcc had hrcn at->'re sDnro Saturday NNcu hr Heut lr t'lo moun- tatos with hIs Utto, Ila was last sotn when he told L.r he Hds aaIg to repair a taHo asra' a~ he .r5l the mountain pIary oNn~l lv a Los Angeles banker au4 Vt.uiu'. ry inc Fees
 At her romo in Aluoha Mise Watkins tnH Of trr trp ou' lo l'r mountain cahlu Saturday an1 rtnpr- cd her rxp'anattoN of he dwl'us o' sult Of clothtog plcIh~.rI 9s o0o worn by Mir, I'a" Ky ~oy1.- thp gar" had bcen given 10 Aor some um" ago by the }an'ur tor 're pupo-' Of providing hiking c.o'@os for m,n guests.
 Tho body o1 W~. Tee WIS soan1 Afty wards from ta" .ann oruy"l by Miss Wath anJ | half n"' from the caht1 or""pt"d hH th' Tces on Saturday S~arcj'rs eN- pressed the hrHnt rN1t rna ho}% 1tI been placed in tnr position fin "h'eh it was found some tune MooIay HjGht
 Miss Vaua~s >sa @wt m 1ffre~ tonatc uoto sjen.3 "Nary." fou,1 mar the body of tho oanho~ "1s without sigrjfcGWcr.
 Autopsy surgeons reported t@F found q small skull Gra,rir" hack 0t the dead nauNer.s lnlt car. such aS might have hoon caused hy b'o" from q saaIbag or b,anhlayh,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

Distrl,t of Rortu s~s p'o"atc ~01r', November c3 4. IT, I4-t,
 Estate of Louie Nara' I9tn of f. town Of New Britain, tn said district de~.rase.i,
 Upon the apprmeHou of Wanda ISa;'" r,aying that as 9dmiwstf4trN she nay "' authorized aud empowered to -eH and ceuyev certain real estate sit1a'oj 'o said New Britain as rer said exploration "n file more fully a7r,care r
 ordered That sad eNilu a'"0 he h'arl and determined st tca T~ona'e "".o6. "I Nav Britain. }u gaG ls.54cf, ou tH" tst day ot December 4. ?. 19@f, at . 'I" k 'r the forenoon, and fI.7t nrt"e 1a 2 eo ct the rerdencY or Spu 7rr ra'io" and t.me time aud ra.e "f NcarnE fue~fo0, hy ruW'sl .rc to.a order .n s7r-= r"T.e. paper tatng a cTrCulatto7 Tn fat1 dis'r"f. end by posting .nrv of tHa7 0rdrr "n the publln sign pest t7 1he 'oTn ot New BrttetH. tn sad 6ts'r4t and tn' 2" rng notre to aU Hartes in in e6r7r, ether personal" ar b@ mai .uE Q e7 oHe Vr" patd postage T torT of rHia o-d@~ 9rd return mass 70 thDz co2rt Of tts noti~s Et' eu,
 BERNARD F. CAFFNET. Judge.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
BLAMES A WOMAN
horoM Alleged Master SwtndIe Thinks That Fair sex Representa- tive Caused His Arres

Chicago Nov. @6.-I.eo Korctz, master sHindler who as Lou koyte. INod ID luxury nedr HaifaN. X. &, for n~lr1y 8 year. while an mterna- hon1l searvl for him was under way, holtNes he WIS betrayed by q Woman according 10 word sent here by officers who will return hum 10 Clragn.
 John S. >oarbaro, assistant states attorney, un llahtuN. said that the trr.n1a always fanried hmsclr @Hhy attractive to women and may hl.a arE,~Da o0r, who teft his en- nnnT at hls Halifax estate, korctz has h00t"l, the prosecutor eatd that u1r mav reach here not 1oug after u}. nrouahIo arrival Saturloy
 Starch r. b"rE made here, pend- t0S H,s rrtwn for hllruE r'ares in vurh ho may have concealed part ot nor Inan $.,"o&o"o he ie alleged |" hu'o uet"d from oil promotion aon.m
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
TROUBLE AT MINE
Disorders Occur 1t NI1ri1tr Coal Company Plant in W, Nirginia-- one Child is Hurt

MorEantown, ". Va, NOy. e6.-- 1ao Shrl>er Coal company settle moHt on Scng's Elm an open shop owrron. was the scene of dtsor- d,rs rarIy today, during which a rltrl WIS woNn1.d seriously and an H'cmrt made to dynamite the tip p,0.
 Two charges Of dynamite ripped o"t a part of tho apnroarh 10 the 'pp'a and damaged the loading ap- para'us. The blasts were followed inmcdlatoly hy q fuslIaIe of rifle shots from a lcarbv hillside Five E,ar old Sarah Eokys, standing in the doorway of the oahin occupied ny hor parents, sustained d wound 5r tho chest Attending physicians said she could not live.
 The force of the blasts was felt in NorgantoWu and Sheriff ", ". Iost, accompanied hn a detachment of state troopers. went to the scene. The officers found 15o sticks of dynamite under pile of straw beside tho tip 9lc. This charge had iai.cd to eX- pl04e.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
FRENCH READY ID SEND IN TROOPS
Will Intervene in Morocco il ,.,y Necessary
By The Associated Press.

By lhe Associated Press.
 Paris, Nov, 2s. -- Abd-elr leader of the Moroccan tribesmen who for some time have been bat fling the Spanish forces, has enter. ed Chechaqouen, about 35 miles south of Tetouan. according 10 French diplomatic despatches receiv- cd today,
 French official circles are consid- erably exercised as to the outcome of tho continued Spanish retirement from the Moroccan zone protector ate. in the absence of any direct iu- formation from the Madrid govern ment. The inclination of the French government Is to proceed slowly in Mo~ccan matters, but to be ready to intervene if the absence of the Spaniards on the northern slope of the Riff Is likely to cause trouble for foreigners in the Spanish zone or for the French in their portion of the protectorate.
 France is the only power besides Spain having the authority or means of intervening. The French view point is that France is obliged to give ample protection to foreigners in the zone vacated by the Span iards, under the act of Algeciras as well as under the protectorate it. self. The act of Algeciras, however, the French regard as having been superseded by the protectorate.
 Premier Herriot will await infor- nation from the Spanish govern ment before acting and will not take an offensive against Abd -el -Krim as long as the latter maintains order, protects foreigners and refrains from encroachments on the French zone. It is hoped in French circles that the Moroccan pretender will not risk losing the prestige gained from his successes over the, Spaniards by provoking French intervention.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

Auch is the country seat of Gers, but is also, despite it's scanty popu- lation, the residence of the arch bishop whose territory is much larg- CT than Gers. The archb hbishopric coincides more nearly with the TO- mantically indefinite borders of old Gascony, midway between the At Iantic and Mediterranean. Upon the archbishopric rests Auch's claim as capital of Gascony.
 ID Artagnan, as everyone knows, was ptain-lieutcnant of the kings musketeers. Dumas wove his ad- ventures with a warp of actual facts from story by comparative un- known, Courtilz de Sandras. This writer compiled the biography Of q Count of Artagnan, scion of house of Fczensac, born near Afghan, not moro than Is miles from Aucn. Cyrano de Bcfeerac, another captain of the guards and hero of Edmond Rostand's play, was also flesh and blood gallant. The town of Berger ac sill grows sun-swpotoncd grapes beside the Dordogno.
 Breed Varying Human Types
 "Provinces in France are noted for the special quality of manhood and womanhood they fed into Paris, just as they are noted for the in dirduality of their wines. Celtic Brittany is famed for the depth of it's religious thought, Renan and religious writers coming from its soil. Normandy with its Morse stock, has the flavor of the north ! and its contribution to Paris are thrifty folk and progressive. solid leaders. The Auvergnc ccntra1 highlands stock Is made the butt of Partisan jokes on slow thinking peo- pie. Savoyard is said to monopollze the kupply of chimncy-sweeps and hurdy gurdies. Gascony once kept
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
NOTICE,

Taken by virtue of an Execution to me directed. signed and will be Sold at Public Vendue, to the high est bidder. at the public sign post in the Town of New Britain, County of Hartford and State of Connecti- cut, Fourteen I4 days after date. which will be on Wednesday, the 3rd day of December A. D., 1924. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy said Execution and my fees thereon. the following described property, 10 wit: 49 cans Salmon. 12 cans Clans, 4 cans Shrimp, $ cans Crab, AS cans Sardnes, 3s bot ties Lemon Extract lot Soap, 54 bottles Catsup, 24 bottles Pickles, IS bottles Mustard. bottles oil, 20 pkgs. Jell-o, 8 bottles Dill Pickles, IS cans Succotash, Lot Paper, Lot Cereals, il bottles Vinegar, bot tles Syrup. 55 Jars Jelly. bottles Olives, IS jars Honey. Lot Cocoanut, Lot Matches, 19 cans Beets, 20 cans Peaches, 10 cans Corn. Is cans Pears, 16 cans Peas, lot Tvaporated
 Milk, IA cans, 1e cans Beans, 1s
 cans Karo Syrup, 20 cans Sauer
 kraut, Lot Candy, lot Cigars and Cigarettes, 1 box Apricots, dozen Eggs, cases Cans Tomato Soap, 1 case Red Salmon, 2 cases Catsup, s eases Tomatoes, case Condensed Milk, 1 bag Rice. Wash Boards, 2 BrOons, l barrel Vinegar, 10 cans Coffee, cans Lima Beans, IF c 1 Malt also i Coffee Grinder, 1 Ice Box, Counters, 1 Candy Case, Cigar Case, Scale. Shelving, and l lot Cookies.
 Attest:
 FRED TWINKLE, 4t u
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
NOTICE or NEARING ON AnNl>l~-
 TAXATION AtC0L VT

Probate court, alstrtet of Berlin Ts.; New Britain, November -3th, \, IT,. ''-7.
 Estate of Patrick :. MrMaHou i>'c of New Britain. In said district a'"'as5d,
 Tho exerutor hae ing o~hjb'c4 is ad~ ninistra,aon arccomt with sa'd estate 10 this court for allowance. t '7
 Ordered that 'He 10th a4g "f le''".'"" A. r. 1921 Sat 9 o'olo~' }" fO" f"r'u"o'. at the probate oftne tn New Brt"@ h7 ard the same ts aesgnwl for hea0nH on the allowance of said adwto.r'ra1' n B count with said tslate sud IHtS eo4]' directs the eSeputQr n '4tc a" persons Interested therein to appear a' sald fi " and place, ivy rubDeI4,rsE this ora9r iH some newspaper ruHNsGod n %t" HMtHjn and having a clrnu)attnn t0 sad d.>'r. :, once a wer5 for two cous"~uft|1 weoEs and by posting a nory oil the rIt0" s.<o fo~L ir said town of New Bmtat0, ru#rcst t'" piace where the darnaad aa, d"' "'d by mailing q copy of t,Hs "rdS9 to q V hstrs -at-law and logatces, and r'I.n maks.
 FERNADu r. Gt1T%Ef, t"dz"
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
WANTS HIGHWAY SURVEY.

Hartford, Nov. 26.-Authority 10 conduct a survey of the highway property rights of the state, of Connecticut will be asked of the in coming session of the general as- scmbiy by the state highway depart ment, 1t was made known today This is believed necessary in order that the states title to land bor- dorinc every highway may he searched from tho official town rec ords and the highway limits dof- nitclv fixed on maps prepared for record.
 Officials of the department feel that such an investigation is essen- tial, as in number of cases, doubt has existed as 10 where the states property ended and the private land bordering the roadways began. Such conditions have come to light in tho preparation of roads for inn rrovoment, widening, elimination Of curves, etc.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
Why Stay Fat?
 You Can Reduce

The arEuer ot most fat peoric is that 1t Is 100 hard, too troublesome and too dam Eelous 10 fore tho weight down, Marmo- h Prescription TaAlcts overcome all thoSe difficulties They are pleasant 10 take. entail no dieting or exercise and have the added advantage of cheapness. hoH ss sold at one doI'ar hy ai druggists tl0" world over. or send the rr'e direct 70 the Marmola ro,, General Motors Co., Detroit Mtoh Now that YOU know this yon have uo exruse for he.ng fat, You an reduce steadily and easily without going through long sAeges of ttrnEome exercise and star | vatior diet with fear If had cffrl-, Get
 box and start getting slender now.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
FOREIGN CYCLISTS

Nv York, Nov @6.-A.1 foreign cyclists entered in tte annual SIX day race which starts at Madison Square Gardcn Sunlav night have arrived in this country, tons'ant cjrardou@o aud Gaara0o EeHorj, tafr's premier pair came }cs'ord4y a DYE Ai,h Prto Van E"fo7cr Of Fqlrand and rEarev r, ,r1yter and Marcel Fuyaee of Holland
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
D1YS YOUNG HURLER

Louisville, Ky. Nov. -6.~-N"@de'F Joe Mccarthy of tLc Lor$S'uo c"D of the American Asso..atj'm l0 letter from Hartford Foo". aN- nounced purchase Of Joseph Nazor' ce. Buffalo, N, r. soul-pro pitcher to help bolster ID t"o '"oa0'9 twirlnr department Tho Coonc's' in addition are looking for an out fielder. first hasoman and addi- tionai pitching talent
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
Special Notice

Barber shops will close all day | Thursday Thanksgiving Day) and will remain open the day previous until 2 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

Tie famous palace of the A. hamhra in Spain was or,Gjna''T a fortress capable of holding 4Q,P00 men.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
DEPENDABLE USED cARs4-

pgPENpABLE USED cARsA- DODGE BRoTHERs-- 1928 'rE' sedan. 1923 'rB" eeupA. 1923 Touring cas. CHEVROLET
 i97t Coupe.
 1921 FB touring ear. FoEDS--
 1923 Readstsns 1928 Sedan. is35 Touring ear. eTUDEBAKER-
 1920 Touring car.
 TERMS ARRANGED THE s. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. Elm Cor. Franklin St, Phone Tt1
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
.AUCH IS ERECTING
 A GIGANTIC STATUE
It Will Be a Memorial to
 D'Artagnan
Washington. D. C. Nov. 2

Washingt or, D. C, Nov. 25. --
 AuCh is erecting q statue to it's most famous cOuntryman, D'Artag- nan, A swashbuckling statue it will he with plumcd hat, rapicr st belt, and boots like hold Fuss wore in the fairy story. Thus Auch will have such a courageous figure as Champlain's on Dufferin Terrace. Quebec or ChcHalier Naisonncuve's, before No'ro Dame in Montreal.
 Aurh js capital of Gascony --- capital Of courage. '0o. For that variety of courage known as dash Ing Gascony has grown so famous that it tnbeds itself in our lan- Euaco with the word "gasconade." The sfatue 10 D'Artagnan as a me- morial 10 Gascony's greatest qual- ity is in part tribute 10 those other noted sons of inc southern French province, Cyrano de Der gerac, and Morshals Jofrc and Eoch.
 Is illlSiNe on Maps
 "A'though every French schqol- boy knows where Gascony is just as an American schoolhoy knows where Amoricas south Is, Gascony, like our south, seldom appears as a map 'ahoI" says q bulletin of the National Geographic society from it's headquarters in Washington, D. C.
 "T'hts is for the best. A land Of courage should not bo marked off with boundary posts. Like tho kngdom of King Arthur, GvscoNy never knew the surveyors g rod. When southern Franco finally crysralljzed out into definite political units, Gascony was left Q name q point of view instead of a place. As near as any one would wish to fix f. Gascony includes the depart nHn's,' of Gers and parts of ITautcs- Tyrenocs, Haute- -Garonne, Landes and Lot -ot -Garonne. French de- nartments are not so important as American states but they are more important than American counties.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
This Date in History

1767-Henry B. Livingston, jurist. born. He was justice of the U. s. supreme court.
 1790-Peter Force, historian. born. His chief work is American Archiv- es" a history of the English col- ontes.
 1so7-William 8. Mount. artist, born.
 1s08--Nalie Peyton, lawyer, soi- dier and diplomat born. He served gallantly in the Mexican war.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

COMMERCIAL CAS--isN Ford. enc teH. open sxpress body, like new. Can make great saving for quick sale. s. < F. Metos Sales Corp. Elm. Cor. Franklin sts. Phone T5i. Open evenings.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

Rich men of ancient Rome wore sandals that were deliberately em- brotdered and set with precious stones.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
BucK-usgD CARS

BucK-usEp CARS
 issS--F pass. Buick sedan. 1s7&--7 PASS, SEDAN. 1s74-4 PASS. COUPE. 1s73-S PAss.. TOURING 1a1o--rord sedan, good shapa ia2o-S rAss. HUPMoBILE TOUR.
 CAPITOL BUICK co. 1ss ARoH TT.
 PHONE ssoT. CHOICEST OF UgKD CARS as very low psie$a Watch eur ussA oAe bulletin at 176 Arch St.. Superior Auts Co. Phone sli.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

Let 2 Herald classified sd i your work.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
Daily Thoughts

Victory grows out of concord" Automobiles, yes-heading mum kef , In Herald classified sdA,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
ORDER OF NOTICE or HEARING

FERNARu r. GA1'u%ET, t@'I1,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

USED CARS
 Mitchell touring, Paige Esort touring. Buick roadstsF. chsvrolst touring. Oakland touring,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26
Store AnnoIIncementA

NoTICE-we are open all day Thanks giving. The proper day to have a family group or Christmas photograph taken. Arcade Studio.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

CARDS
 Order your cards for personal en- Eraving now. Our sample books show hundreds of distinctive cards. If you are unable to call at our store. phone or write and we will send 6 sample book to you.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

7 NWI
 BERNARD F. CArFNET, Judge.