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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-22
SOLENIZANTOWI!

SOLENIZANTOWI!
Wdziek godnosci - wdziek Pra}ata
Opromienia Twoja postac,
Wszyscy hoidy CT skiadaja,
Czemuz ia nam W tyle zostac?
Vice "a glosem idac duszy. !. -.-y.~..--.
l "a serca idac tchnieniem, IT,
Mech ia CT uprzyjemnie
Chwile zycia mem zyczeniem.
Papiez zrobii Gle Prafatem
Biskup da CT fjolety,
Mech Gle Bog Biskupem zrobi,
Do niebieskiej wiedzie mety!
Niechze losy mifosciwe
Szczescie Tobie ciegle nieca;
wyroki przeznaczenia
Mech CT droge zycia kwieca!
Mech nam lyle! - Okrzyk TAXI
Leci zewszad do Praiata.
ia rowniez CLOS podnosze:
Wiwat Praiat dfugie lata!
Ks Michaf Sonnefeld, G. S. Sp.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-22

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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-22
PRZEGLAD~ POLITYCZNY.
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Azja ako terytorjum wieke jest bez-|
potyce medzynaodoj Do kui
ziemskiej zamieszka@a ndy klrze lecz
uch panazjatycki zbudz che
~Prawde cd do odzie o przebakwano
Pomimo zupene naezyeso achowana Japonj polyce
~'atowe dis ko 1e keursce
pe s"s uS"ne wy'rwafos0'a zdot"'a wepchae sic
ns szczyt dajacy G obecne do zaa do pev
szodnyh poteg swaa Japonja dfzzy uky~aa
pace rekonsukcyn zdazaace do podneena
oczach do
ym kierunku datuja sic dopiero Mimo
ym kierunku datuja dopiero do Rosja Mimo
woh Przychedz panied anegdoka koa bi opwiadano
yjsko japohskie wybuchu wony apo-
MA 'aata maskowan sych sill zbrojnych zupeinosi
sic udawaio Ma kok pred sosunkow dypomatycz
nych Japona manewry swych wok ma
kore zaProzen bh zagrancznych Wok
manewrach yh dzia} bracc. ak poem byiy
nyko oddzaiy ale numysnie
MO pygotowan by dac jaknasorszy obraz wyka
ae upelne neudonosi jkwe povedisny
po~yzej zupe}noici uda}a wybuchu
mocarstwa europee ME bra&y serjo aponj Rs by1
e diva ub nada pol zwyciesko
kohcy Po jedn drug biwi klece mokal przekonano
Japonia powo poprzednio zagranie
bardzo piekn kmdyk, ktore
granicznych wokowych. Cd chwii
czyd aponjs. tw0rcza juz ME kry4a
Jako pahstwo cyvviizacji wiekch
ruchu panazatyekego W szczeg6lno;c; I,ez;s ~ ; ;
znow podnosie goy ebiace alarm Europe
ryke pred nedalekiem juz "zohe niebzpieczehstvem
Me daje by chwla by}a blsks ze AHA
sic budzi ktem ugajscym adne
wosc kory PREDICT poznj zbronego
saca luz ME narodow ale supremacje swiatowa
/ Duzo W oatnch mo,vI pisalo
Noty y do Bina. powracaly odpo,edz
Londynu wszysfkieg
ze Nemcy pkt
ME chca sekunduja wt-man angfcy. Franc
ouszniczk Plski Cchoiowacji gva
rantowa1 rowniez bpeczenst wchodnh
liza Nmcy ME chaly Byly chwie
pakt }b Ale cd
czy forum potyki kombnacje Anglia
zawrzee Nemcam pkt bez zabez-
pczi wschodnch Polska
eke do podobnego raktau oobnego
ny to 'konzona bedzie p0ko Memcy urazone Pol
ska obecnie po}ozenu
choc pak
wypadk iki
taktatm Poska
swych znakomta arm
Polskie.
Obecnie Pok zagranicz-
nych Pok Czechosiowacj Skrzynsk Benesz
knerncje u odpwiedngo projektu
ak obrot przyjm omieszkamy czye
nkow naszych poinformowac.
, 1925-10-29
Wit and Humor.

A doctor. while enjoying a holiday in
the country. took the opportunity to 90.
fishing with q friend. Du.5ue opcr.Iioua.
tie doctors sinkc, came IF Al Il was lost.
He was in q dilemma 70 sirkcr, no
more fishing tlat day. Harry thought;
he had a bottle in his pocket. The bot-
tie was filed with water, carefully cork
ed. and sent down on its mission.
After few minutes interval tie foc.
tlr lid Lie and pulled up lbs Il: q at
speed, finding a fine pair OF fish, one on
each hook
tHa Goctor. wins Ills .ine.." exc'aim.
ed his comraniOn
Yes" Quoth HE doctor, ana brought
UP on a bottle, tOO.'
, 1925-10-29
ANDREWS TAKES DRY HELM.
RAhSTON SEAT FOR G. o. P.
BIG COAST GUARD SEIZURES.
SOUTH IN Il. S. BUSINESS BID.

Washington, D. c., Oct. l5.-Prohibi-
ton enforcement went On a military bust
ness basis today when Assistant Secreta,
~ Of he Treasury. Andrews officially
took over the work. The Haynes organ
ization VAS exti0eui shed o1 an order that
discharged 2, goo agents and clerks. About
1,500, however, will conjinue.
A Republican will get the seat made
vacant by the death Of Senator Samuel
E. Ralston QnG. Dem Five names are
being considered, among them hat CT
Albert J. Beveridge, da.oated in 1922.
Liquor and vessels valued al $50, 600,
000 have been seized by the dry navy
this year. Coast guard patrols up to
Oct, ID had captured z5l craft and an.
rested 400 persons.
The south is preparing 10 vase q fight
in congress for representation en- two
government agencies which have 10 DO
with commerce and busines5--the inter
state commerce and the tariff commits
sion. IBID.
, 1925-10-29

Franklin, president Of the international
Mercantile Marine; Phillip G. GossIer.
president of the Columbia Gas & Electric
company: Matthew Brush, president Of
the American international company, and
E. J.. Kulas, president Of the Otis Steel
company,
The new company is known as tie
Vanderbilt Hotel corporation. There is
to be no change in the operating policy
Daily N0lUS,
, 1925-10-29

while at work yesterday in the dark un-
derground transit tunnels.
The dead are:
J~orqueror, George, 26 years cid, of 81
Cranberry street, BROOKLYN.
Halsey, John, 80, of 1873 West lOlst st.
Rapacki, Stanislaus, 81, of 522 Sixty
first street.
avenue, the Bronx.
~Jorqueror was inspecting switches last
night in the Forty-second street shuttle
subway when he was run over by an
eastbound train and killed. Edmond
Harvey of 1904 Amsterdam avenue, mo-
torman of the train, said be saw the man
too late. He believes Jorqueror stun
bled when stepping to safety. The body
was taken to the Grand Central Station
and from there to the morgue
Mystery surrounds the manner in
which the other three men met their
deaths. The lifeIess bodies of Haisey
and Rapacki were found thrown at the
side of the track Of the Lexington avenue
subway near l08th street Riordan, still
breathing, was found near 109th street.
One leg had been cut off. Rescuers re-
moved him from the subway and placed
him in an ambulance. He died before
reaching the hospital.
Rapacki, as foreman of a gang Of third
rail workers. was supposed to report by
telephone to the marlborough office at
half hour intervals. His last report Wes
at 1856 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
When nothing further was heard Of them
by 2:30 O'Clock three inspectors were or
dered to search foI his gang.
WilIop, KIooc lpo Of tbo ;DcpootCrr
, 1925-10-29
United States Shipping Board bureau of
research.
PERSHING DISSATISFIED.

New York, Oct. 14-Pershing has
nearly reached The limit of his patience
with the lack Of progress towards hold
lug The l%acalica pjebiscite and he has
Informed the Chilean and Peruvian
authorities that unless they quickly
settle their differences the North Ameri-
cans are likely to withdraw from he
attempt to carry out President tooi-
idge's award.
, 1925-10-29
VANDERBILT HEIRS RECEIVE
$500, 600, 900 FOR THEIR HOTEL.

The heirs of the Vanderbilt estate yes.
terday realized Sc, 0C0, 000 in cash by the
sale of the Vanderbilt hotel, Park ave
ard 34th st. to Walton Harper Marshall
and his associates, Charles d. Wetmore,
Edmund L.. BayIies and William Astor
Chanler.
Associates also with the purchasing
group are Thomas B, YuiIIo, president of
the Products Tobacco company; P. A. s..
, 1925-10-29

New Orleans. Oct. 10. The House Of
Deputies Of the Episcopal Church by d
vo G Of 81 28 ordered he 'obCy' omitted
frcm the brides vows in The marriage
ceremony.
, 1925-10-29
INTER MERICAN TRADE IN.
CREASE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-Imports from
South America for the fiscal year ending
Jcne SO increased 1884, 600 tens over i'm
ports for the previous y ar, Central
American imports increased 500, 900 tons
according to an announcement by the
, 1925-11-14
Foreign News.

PARIS.-Riff tribesmen are attacking
the Spanish near Ajadir.
Rome. -Fascists have have arrested
Is Communists at TERM.
Rome. Pope Plus will elevate Arch.
bishop O'Donnell, Of Armagh, to the
cardinalate.
Cairo.-War las reduced the popula-
ton from 2O0,O 900 to 80, 900, King Fuad's
inquiry reports.
Adjustment of tax-Iaw provisions be-
gins Monday in the House Ways and
Means Committee.
, 1925-11-14
PAINLEVE TAKES CAILLAUX'S
PLACE.
New French Cabinet Slightly More
Radical.

1.-THE New York. Telegram, Oct. 30)
PARIS, The probable line up of the
new French cabinet, with Paul Pain
leve at its head and holding the port
folio Finance, and Aristide BRAND con-
tinuing at his post as Minister of For
eign Affairs, emerged yesterday from
the maze of conjecture surrounding the
fall of the recent Painleve cabinet and
the construction Of the new administra-
ton.
The new Iine.up has a slightly more
radical flavor than the former Painleve
cabinet. Ibe Premier fills Caillaux's
place in the Finance post.
The announcement of the ministry
came after an all night conference of
the cabinet leader with his colleagues
and political advisers.
, 1925-11-14
u, S. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
18TH NOVEMBER 1925.
(Courtesy of the Associated PreSs.)

Courtesy OF The Associated PTe8S.)
New York. Seizure of the Ward Line
steamship Orizacaby as rum runner was
recommended by custom officials follow
ing the seizure of a speed boat in trans
ferring liquor from Orizacaby to points
along the shore Lass Tuesday from Cuba.
She is valued at more than 81, 500, 900.
Hampton Roads. The Quantico Mar
ines had little trouble in disposing of the
AIR Squadron Eleven at the Naval Base
yesterday in elimination game for the
Presidents cup. Score A to O..
New YOrk.-All Allied nations paused
briefly in their peace activities yesterday
to observe solemnIy the seventh a%nniver-
airy of Armistice Day in three great
world capitals, Washington, London and
Paris; observers centered around the
, 1925-11-14

pump houses. The administration build
ing is two stories high and has a base
ment. All the others are one story
structures The buildings are construc-
ted of concrete in the Ole Spanish Miss
ion style. The New York architect who
assisted in the designing said that the
place looks ike a small village of
chapels. The total cost Of construction
will be about S125, 900. One of the pecu-
I~iarities of lepers is that they like to be
alone and for this reason only enc patient
is put in a room.
The hospita! will have accommodations
for 60 patients. DR.. Martin de la Rosa,
chief of the bureau Of transmissible dis
eases, and DR.. Arbel de Juan, his assis-
tant, will have charge Of the admins,
~tratjve work and pay regular visits to
he hospital. hut there will be no resi-
dent physician. The resident officials
will be q superintendent and two
nurses.
Jhr present Ieper colony on Las Ca
bias his AZ patients. These consist OF
Ia men and Is women, 81 being adults
and five children. he wooden shacks
Of the present quarters will be torn down
as soon as the patients leave. The two
masonry buildings that were used for
the old Spanish quarantine hospital may
be used as a reserve quarantine hospital
for diseases of high virulence, but this IS
not certain. The island will continue
under the supervision of the department
of health.
Leprosy is not row and never has been
a public health problem in Porto Rico,
the department holds 1t is thought
probable that nearly all cases on the is
Iaud are iso,at, d, bat due to The fact hat
the disease is sometimes easily masked
there may he some cases that have not
been noticed. That there are not many
cases here is attributed to the fact that
strict isolation rules have always been
in force ibid.
, 1925-11-14

grave If the unknown soldiers.
Mexico City --Presid-nt Gales and his
cabinets have ratified agreement recent
ly ente1ed into by Alberto PAM, Minister
of Finance aud the group OF Information.
al Bankers for resumption of payments
on Mexico external debts of five hundred
million dollars.
Calcutta. While The Earl of Reading,
Viceroy of India was visiting this city for
Armistice Day celebration, police discov-
cred a bomb factory. The bombs were
confiscated and eleven natives were ar
rested.
Paris. Industrial crisis for Painleve's
cabinet was averted or at least postponed
probably until early next week, when the
Finance Committee Of the Chamber of
Deputies adjourned to give the Premier
ar opportunity to draw up the comprom-
Use plan which is EXPECTED to rally sup.
port Of Socialists.
Moscow. --1he Soviet government
made distinct departure from doctrines
Of pure Communist by annuling the law
which set a legal limit for Inherit
ahce in Russia al five thousand dollars.
Henceforth Russians may inherit for
tunes without limit.
Buenos Aires. "A dispatch from Salta
states that aviator HIllCuat 10 IS trying
to fly to North America attempted CON
tinuation of his flight from there Wed
nesday after vainly trying to reach an al
titude of seven thousand feet which
would permit him 10 Cross, the Andes
Mountains. He was lu'ced to return to
Salta, the defective construction of his
plane was the reason given by experts.
PIainsboro, Pa hirteen persons
were killed early today when a St. Louis
express train train on the Pennsylvania
railroad bound for New York teiescoped
another train from Washington also
bound for New York.
Dublin. Shots fired over theot heads
crowds by police were necessary to clear
the streets after a day Of suppressed eX-
element and demonstrations during Ar
mistice Day; hospitals treated Is in
jured three Of them seriously.
, 1925-11-14

W~ashingtop.- Coolest weather fer DC,
tober in 40 years gripped the Capital yes
terday.
President Coolidge appointed Abrarn
Garfield, Of Cleveland, son of the former
President, a member of the Fine Arts
Commission.
Attorney General Moskowitz yester-
Gay started an investigation into alleged
'~coIonization" Of Brceklyn, following
the arrest of four men charged With lie
gal registration.
The body of James Schmidt. AZ, a boat
man Of l%ottenviIIa Beach, s.. L.. was
washed ashore yesterday four miles
whence he set out in dory, Oct. 10, to
GO to The rescue of a drowning man.
An electrical device for the transfu-
sion Of blood received its first successful
test in Greenpoint Hospital yesterday.
The device assures a continual even flow
Of blood frcm donor to patient.
Police are today guarding the outlet Of
the storm sewer into the Raritan River
at Highland Park. N. j., following the
discovery Wednesday of two runaway
boys who had lived in the sewer a week.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
MIR. AND MRS. C. II, DISBROW MARRIED HALF CENTURY
Mrs. Disbrow Is Guest Of Honor at St. Marks Woman's Guild Meet
 ing This Afternoon.

Mrs. c. II. Dlsbrow Of 77 Adams street was the guest Of honor this afternoon at meeting of the Wo- mans guild of St, Marks Episcopal church. the affair having been planned in observance of the 50th wedding anniversary of MT, and Mrs. Disbrow. which occurred on Mon- day last. Mrs. Disbrow was pre- sented with a handsome bar pin by the members of the organization.
 Mir. and Mrs. Disbrow were mar ried on Oct. 26. 1875, at Cohoes. N, r., and after residing there for sev- eral years they moved to Plainville. Another change of residence took them to Philadelphia and about 20 years ago they came to New Britain. At present they are making their home with Mrs. Alphonse B. Porter, their daughter.
 Mrs. Porter Is their only child, although they have three grand children. Gordon, Daniel and Rich ard Porter, all of this city. Mir. Dis brow is employed at the Corbin Screw corporation and Is well known,
 Mrs. Disbrow has been for many years an active member of St. Marks church and. since her arrival in New Britain. she has been promi- nent in the activities of the Wo- mans guild.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
Goss of ScOvill Co. Is
 Manufacturers Director

St Louis, Mo-, Oct. 29 P)-John E. Edgerton of Nashville, Tenn, was reelected for the fifth time president of the National Association of Manufacturers, which closed its convention here last night.
 F. o. Goss, Scoville Manufactur- ing company, Waterbury, Conn; |. c. Hood. Hood Rubber company. Watertown. Mass; and J. R. McColl. Lorraine Manufacturing company. Pawtucket, R. l.. were elected drec- tors at large.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
BOTH DRIVERS RELEASED

Leroy Robertson of 117 Jubilee street and Tony Marchesi, arrested yesterday by Detective Sergeant William P. McCue and Policeman Hebert Lyon on charges of reckless driving, were released by Chief Will liam C. Hart after the cases were investigated. Tho men were taken into custody after automobiles they were driving collided at the corner of Stanley and Smalley streets.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
MRS. CREAN GUEST OF HONOR

Mrs. M. T. Crean of this city, member of the national board of directors of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H., will be the guest of honor tonight at the observance by Di- vision No. of Waterbury, L. A. A. o. H., of the 30th anniversary of the institution of the order in that city. A banquet will be served in the Hotel Elton followed by an appro- priate program of music and speak ing,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
Special Notice

The Scholarship Committee of the New Britain College Club will give a. benefit bridge November z at the Hotel Burritt, 2:30 to 5:5o. Tickets can be procured from Miss Norma Regan, Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Miss Margaret Perkins, Miss Frances Fer guson, and Dr. G. J. Kinsella, Miss Gladys Day and Eunice Humphrey.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
t7g.1s3 ARCH ST.
oRKDR OF NOTICE OF HEARING

DhEDh JE NtlttE oE hEfAAI-NN
 District Of Berlin. ssi Probate Court. October 2s, A. D. 1925.
 Estate of Clarence A. Taplir, late of the town of New Britain in said district, deceased,
 Upon the application of William r. Mangan praying that as administrator ho may he authorized and empowered to sell and convey certain real estate as per said application on file mora fully appears, f. Is
 Ordered. That satd application be heard and determined ar the Probate OHce, in New Britain. tn said district, on the +th day of November, A. T. 1925, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given ot the pendsncz' Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. hyp ublishing this order in some news paper having a circulation in said district and by posting 2. copy Q this order on the public sign post in thu town of New Britain. in said district, and by giving rotice to all parties in interest either rsrsonall". or hy maillag to each one, prepagd postage, a copy ot this order, and return make to this court of the notice given,
 BERNARD r. GAFFNEY. Judge.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
BRING SUIT FOR $500

John A. Swanson and Selma Johnson of New Britain have been sued for $500 damages by Pauline and Leven Johnson of Wallingford. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the writ, which is returnable In the court of common pleas at New Haven the first Tuesday of Decem- her
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
AIR, MAIL Tn rTTRA

Havana, Oct. 29 R-William Field, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Cuba. to- day informed the. directors of the chamber that he had been inform ed that an air mail service for Cuba will be established shortly.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
TO TALK ON TAXES

Middletown, Oct. 29 P>-Dr. K. M. Williamson, professor of eco tomics at Wesleyan university has heen appointed by President James L" McConaughy as delegate to the eighteenth annual conference of the National Tax association to be held in New Orleans, La. November 9 to I3, At the fourth session of Nov, II. he will read a paper on "Thc Present Status of Low Rate Taxa tion of Intangible Property.'
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
AUTOMoTIvE
Auto and Truck Agencies

Loox,ii Owing ts the increasing demand
 for Hupmobils. Hudson and Els
 sex cars we are placing our entire
 stock of Used Cars on sale at
 prices no other dealer in Hart
 ford can offer you.
 THE BEST IN USED CARS 1925 FORD TUDOR. is.t sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL TOURING. lea ESSEX COACH. 1924 HUDSON COACH. .%', is:4 CHEVROLET SEDAN. .t. is:t FORD COUPE. 1e4 FORD TOURING. 1893 HUDSON COACH. :, |ls.s HUDSON sPEEDsTER. lls23 OVERLAND SEDAN. ~. 1923 ESSEX COACH, 1923 CHANDLER BRoUGHAM. 1928 FORD COUPE. 1893 FORD TOURING. 1929 BUICK TOURING. 1929 MAXWELL TOURING. l1s23 MAXWELL SEDAN. 1923 BAY STATE, ROADSTER. 1929 FORD COUPE. 1923 FORD SEDAN. TsrHs.s ts: :ls .raonths Open Evenings and Sundays THE MoHEN & AMIpoN SALES CORP. ..... 3ss MAIN STREET
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29

This unusual picture showing Mrs Harry w. Knowon recent Chicago society dvorcee and her daughter Jacquene O with Prince Hoo TovaoHouenou grandson of the king of Dahoey Africa made at the gangpank of the liner Paris just be- fore sailing from New York The prince to Chicago gently and ectured Gold Coast circles pacst subjects
 Mrs Knowton reported to have said before sailing she pected to visit the princes castle while abroad The prince strikngy resembles Battling Ski, the fighter.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29

Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count words to q line.
 l4 lines to an inch.
 Minimum Space. 3 lines.
 Minimum Book Charge. s5 cents. No Ad Accepted After l P. N. for Classified Page on Same Day. Sat. 10 A. M.
 Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenience of customers. Call ees. Ask for "Want Ad' Operator.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
AUTOMOTIvE
Autos and Trucks for Balo

FORD COUPE 10 months old, will ssll cheap. sTUDEBAKER. lszi-- Big six. 7-pass. touring. 4 uer- flee.
 AUTO SERVICE CO, HOTEL BURRITT GARAGE iss WASHINGTON ST.
 PHONE 2ai. LIBERAL REDUCTION TO MOVE OUR
 USED CARS iss& Dodge Bros. sedan. 1sst Dodge Bros. coupe. 1893 Durant touring. 1s.t Moon touring. 1925 Moon touring. 1923 Buick sedan. 1893 Lexington sedan. 1923 Hupmobils touring. 1893 Ford sedan. 1920 Ford sedan and coupss. is.t Oldsmoblls sedan. MANY OTHERS IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER AS LOW AS soo. AARON c. COHEN. ING. 1s5 PARK ST. HARTFORD. CONN.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
AUTUMOTlvE
Autos and Trucks for Sale


 RENEWED EoRDs iest Tudor ssdan (s). at tsfk 1924 Roadster (:). st S2oo. lssa Roadster (2). al si0c. 192? Touring cars t2). al Sl5G. 1921 Coupe at ti60. 1898 Coupe at Sz2b. 1923 Ton truck. tstaks sidssl, st
 siSb. ....l --- isst h ton (pansi oodyl at Si1s. 1928 Ton sxprsss at t20o.
 OTHER CARS - Paige 1919, I passenge, touring ss
 $50
 Rso. 1919, touring ear. 5 passenger,
 at sloo. Liberal terms on all the above cara AuroMoTIvE SALES & SERVICE CO., zoo B. MAINssT. PHONE aTel.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
BUICK USED CAR DEPT.

BUICK USED CAR DEPT. is36 Buick roadster. Like new, 1923 Jewett coupe. Repaintsd. 1921 Franklin touring. Repainted lss< Chevrolet touring. like new 1922 Chevrolet touring. Bargain, 1925 Ford fourdor sedan. 1925 Ford coupe. 1923 Ford coupe.
 CAPITOL BUICK CO,
 iss ARCH STREET
 PHONE 3ssI.
 NEW BRITAIN.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29

srupEsAEER USED GAR DEP1. studsbaksr. 1923 Light teurinA Stakeholder. 1925 Duplex.
 studebaksr. ls2S.spsc. coach. Buick. 1925 7-pass. touring. studsbaker. 1929 Big 6 sedan. Dodge 1921 Sedan.
 ALBRo MOTOR SALES e.. sss ARCH ST. PHONE age.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29

oLDsMoBrLg USED CAR DEPT. Maxwell touring. le2i.
 Oldsmobils touring. ls3s, k-cyi. oldsomobils touring. isss. s-cy1. Essex Coach 1929.
 Ford touring, 1929.
 Chevrolet touring. 1923, F. E. oldsmobile coupe. 1919, 6-cN. Maxwell touring 1920. S..e~ Chevrolet roadster, 1890 r. E. Chalmers touring. 1917.
 Winton touring. 1917. .... SMITH MOTOR SALES CO.,, ..
 1os WEST M-AINtsr.
 PHONE asop.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
SPECIAL USED CAR SALE

SPECIAL USED CAR SALE
 s. Dodge Brothers coupe, 1898. Dodge Brothers scrsan dsYy. Isas. Ford tudor. Is7t. Nash sedan, 1s2t. Msvweii sedan. is3S. Ford touring. (O, 1918. Ford touring. Is2s. Nash touring ear, 1928. Eash coupe. is3t.
 4. c. EATKER. ss ELM ST. PHONE stss.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-29

CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG
 oFFERi
 REMOVAL SALES
 OF USED CARS THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE
 NOV. 18th.
 oNLY $50 DOWN. 1888 Chevrolet roadster, siss. Is.s Ford sedan. ssss. 1898 Chevrolet roadster, (twc>, ssss, 1928 Ford ssdan. s3o7. Is1t ovsrland touring. ssst. 1873 Ford .coups. sss4. 1seo Dodge roadster. sso7. 1895. Ford sedan. s4ss. lss4 Chevrolet coups. ss.s. 1ssb Chevrolet A ton truck. sns. 1923 studebaksr coupe, s4ss. SUPERIOR AUTO CO. ITS ARCH ST. TEL. Ill.