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Evening star., 1925-11-18
w. & J. AND CARNEGIE
PLAN POST-SEASON FRAY

PITTSBURGH, Pa, November IS
H9.-Lacking only the approval Of
President Thomas s. Baker of the
Carnegie Institute of Technology. ar
rangements have been completed for
a post-Sea son contest between the foot
ball teams of Washington and Jeffer-
son and Carnegie Tech. Sanction of
the plan by President Baker is con.
Sidered a certainty
The game. according to these ar
rangements, will he staged at Forbes
Field saturday, December 5.
The game will be in the nature of
q play-off Of the scoreless tie 10 which
these two rivals battled October II.
when the collapse of the grandstands
at W. & Us field brought a halt to
the proceedings with but half the af-
fair completed.
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BENDER LEAVES CHISOX
TO COACH MILDLY NINE

CHICAGO. November IS LP).-
Chief" Bender, veteran pitcher of
the American League, who Joined the
White SoX to help Manager Eddie Col
Inns get his pitchers into shape has
been stricken from the reserve list of
the Chicago club.
Secretary Grabiner Of the SoX ex-
planned that the Chief" was returning
to coach the Navy team and undoubt-
edly would become a member of the
White SoX next year.
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OLD CAROLINA RIVALS
PREVENT A GRID BREAK

CHAPEL HILL, y. G.. November
IS CP.-Threatened break in grid
iron relations between the North
Carolina and North Carolina State
because of inability to agree upon
date has been aVerted. 1t is plan
ned to play the annual game on Oc-
tober 90. 1926, and on October 30,
1927, at Raleigh.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
WORRIES THE GENERALS S

LEXINGTON. Va, November 1S.-
Extra preparations and plans are be-
ing made by Washington and Lee for
the coming of the North Carolina
State eleven this week end in the
final home appearance of a De Hart
coached foot ball machine.
The Florida battle will ring down
the 1925 schedule in Jacksonville
where the Generals and Gators op-
pose on Thanksgiving day.
North Carolina states surprising in
crease of strength, as displayed in its
victory over Wake Forest last Friday
has caused the Generals TO sit up and
take notice
Evening star., 1925-11-18

puts three holes in an apple tossed in
the air and can put two holes in an
apple thrown
The oldest fishhoOll has been found.
Strangely enough. il wasn't q rusty
one attached 10 an ancient fishing hat
But il gives an idea OF the years that
have elapsed since fishing first became
favored paStime OF man. The news
Is contained in q clipping sent me by
+. {. kemper Of Washington. y. G..
from The Star:
discovery of the ol,Iest fishhook in
the world is announced by the Field
Museum. oxford University, expedi-
tion. which has been eNcavating at
kish, MeSopOtamia. Fishing with
hook and line was supposed TO be vir-
tuany non-eXistent in Babylon and
Assyria. states the explorer, and the
find of the hook makes necessary a
change Of the history Of fishing. This
IS the oldest fishhook ever discovered.
and 1t is evidence for the discovery OF
fishing with hook and bait before 5000
r. &, says the report issued by the
expedition"
Evening star., 1925-11-18
VIRGINIA HAS WALKOVER.

CHARLOTTESNILL Va, Novem
ber Is CP.-Playing its last home
game of the season. Virginia scored
in every period to defeat Randolph.
Macon. IL TO o. yesterday. Cavalier
regulars saw action only in the sec
Ond quarter.
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BOBBY JONES TO STRIVE
FOR TWO BRITISH TITLES

Bobby Jones is planning an attempt
10 lift both the British open and
amateur crowns next year. in addi-
ton to helping defend the Walker
Cup.
Other American invaders of British
links will be Philadelphia golfng
grandmother. Mrs. Caleb Fox, Ga years
old; Barnes. Hagen and NacSmith
Evening star., 1925-11-18
BAD WEATHER, DIFFICULT
LISTS EXPLAIN UPSETS
BY DR.. J. w. WILCE.
Director of Foot Ball. Ohio State. :

|OLJMBUS Ohio November 1SThiS OF ball
nearly approaching familiar
~ query:
Why that such large number powerful
have been oundy defeated while another seemingly weak
have triunlphed:"
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SERVICE ELEVENS TO VIE 8
WITH COLLEGE CONTESTS
All Teams of Local Group Except Maryland Listed
for Conlbat-Ceorgetown Visits New York
to Meet Fordham in Important Game.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

|IH the excepo" OF Maryland all loot ball OF the local
wv collegiate will
ments will be staged Washington fields Catholic University
scheduled
Washington having
and the Quanco Marines being tackle
Clark Stadium the Presidents
Georgetown will New York play important
the with Fodham Maryland
will Baltimore tackle
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WILL HOLD SMILE RUN.

i 3-mile run Sunday at the Plaza
track VIII open a series of practice
races To be held by the Aloysius
Club prior TO its second 7-mile street
run TO he staged on New Year dav.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
DISPLAYS SPORTSMANSEIP
WHEN WASHINGTON WINS
Fans Wait Long Time to See How Mentor of Bears,
Would Take Defeat-Comparative Scores
Are of Value in Rating Grid Teams
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK November l8-At great question has been
Andy Smith coaching at California
and clean
the which would chiefly
There those %
who proclaimed
the hardest
said he eiusta in lin
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Since 1919 the question has been
awaiting answer, for from that year
until last Saturday the Blue and Gold
had pushed all rivals into the Pacific
Ocean. 1t was the husky Washington
eleven that forced California to bend
the humble knee. and, far from PROV
ing TO be a poor loser, Andy Smith
forthwith established himself as the
most gallant and tactful loser that
by any possibility could be imagined
His congratulations were sincere. and
he did everything possible for Wash.
ingtOn'S comfort
Shows Fine Spirit.
He was 50 thoroughly line. in fact.
that WashingtOn's Joy in victory was
greatly enhanced-Which is a great
thing to say about any losing team.
What a wonderful thing il is to
those who love a college to see it come
through season as Washington has
done, forging its way step by step
toward the summit of ambition until
at length on Il blazing Saturday after
noon the ultimate height is attained
Up In New Haven last Friday Edward
Leader, casting q yearning look over
land to where the Cascades. all green
with cedar and fir. rise into the blue.
said this.
IF Washington only beats those
Bears tomorrow there is one man at
Yale who is going to celebrate" ANY
one is eligible TO guess who that one
man was.
On the basis of comparative scores
II can be 50 worked out that Tulan.-
stands only few points behind Dar,-
mouth.
The only trouble with al this. how
ever, is that comparative scores very
generally mean little, or nothing, when
II comes 10 comparing foot bah "IeV--
ems. Still, in the absence OF games be
tween one college and another, com,
parlSon Of form against other teams
is all one has 10 20 ON. One gets d
statistical result, II nothing else.
Alabama and Tulane. for example.
are surely going TO be subjects of ar
gument down South if both complete
theiT seasons UEb-ateE. aS rpw seems
likely. II an oyerruru comes AIs:talaa..
which meets Georgia in E.rmnghaM
on THANKSGIVING DAY, is more I-aIE ru
be the subject than Tu!at-. IS Wiflal Has.
only 20 get tv Centenary To Cur.I5..a.
an undefeatcd season.
Tulane's most resvundiug fa4tS har.
been tie with Missouri. leader III js.
Missouri EaIl-y race. ana :: decisive.
victory over Mort Invest teTI. Michigan $
CO1querOr.
Southern teams which Tulane ana
Alabama have met in common are So
vance, Louisiana state and Alis-l--
Sippi AggieS. Here arr rh. carJf,art-
tive scores: Tulane, -: Louisiana. 0:
Alabama, -; louisiana, u T#afe.
-: Mississippi! .Ag-.es, &c. Aiaiau8 +.
Mississippi AG@ies. d.. Tulane. IL -
vance. e. Alabama. -; Sewauee. a.
There are three haiI-thrawers VIII
stand out amon- ta" seasons stars
They are Oberla nder Of Dartmouth.
Friedman OF Michigan ant S1agle ii
Princeton. All OF these passsrs toss
light balls; that is TO say. balls that
seem 10 float through The air. rising
as they 90. and are easy 10 catch.
This light bail pass involves a maj
ter that scientists might investigate
For some passerS toss balls that come
70 the receivers hands like leaden
weights Slacle. Friedman and Oher-
lander make the speeding oval seem
like q bit of thistledowu
Back in 1892 Martin Costello and
Alex GreggainS TWO heayE-veigiltS of
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LEADING SCORERS.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
tn r. y Il Hf

TtT'J0 u y VI ".fff1''
Technical. IA: Business, 0.
Central, Il; Western, o.
Eastern, II; Business, 6.
Central, 13; Technical, o.
Eastern, 6; Western. 8.
Central, &c; Business, 0.
Technical, 0: Western, ..
Central, 10: Eastern, o.
Western. IA; Business. o.
Technical, l3; Eastern, 6.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

CHICAGO, November 18 CP).-So
many offers have been made to Red
Grange for his services after the close
of his intercollegiate career in the II
linOis-Ohio State foot ball game next
saturday that officials of the Uni
versity of Illinois, including President
Evening star., 1925-11-18
Helen Wainwright, one of Ameri,
GRANGE is SAID TO HAVE
SIGNED AWAY SERVICES
By the Associated Press.

OKOMO, S-E Abon former enpove OF
{. Pyle Champaign
- signed the effect that during the he
poed by Pyle publicity
ball he had
making Pyle his putting his
Evening star., 1925-11-18
ROOKIE PLAYS FLATAQUAL.

Henry Roork and =. Flataqual
cross cues tonight in the District
pocket billiard championship matches
at Grand Central. Parsons defeated
Lappeine. 100 to 10
American Bowling Association was
at Jersey City in 1889.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

In the statement, -AlDertSOn told of
the elaborate publicity stunts which
had been arranged and carried
through by him under Pyle's direction
and with the cooperation of Grange.
lie told of the many offers made TO
Grange for newspaper articles, movie
contracts and professional foot ball
contracts. all Of which had been han
died by Pyle.
TAMPA. Fla, November IS LP).-C.
G. Pyle. Self-styled manager of Red
Grange, Illinois foot ball fash, merely
smiled when told that Grange denied
having signed q cOntracl with The
Champaign Theater manager.
II have nothing to say vet" was
his only comment. IF Grange denies
having signed contract, then he must
have some reason for doing so
Tampa sports writer's said they have
been shown a contract by Pyle, bear
ing the signature, Harold Red)
Grange, which specifies that Pyle is
to handle all proposals the Illinois star
might receive for post-seaso pro foot
ball games, and otherwise to act in the
capacity of manager.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. November is
P).-" Red Grange will be eligible to
play professional foot bail after the
close of his collegiate career SATURDAY.
only in the event he leaves college. :
Joe r. Carr. president of the Profess
sional Foot Ball League, said
President Carr pointed out that rules
of the league prevent a college PLAYER
from joining the league while still in
school or during the college year in
Which he competeS in college ath-
letics.''
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TECH FINISHES SECOND
BY DEFEATING EASTERN

lNI the scholastic ball
Tech behind the championship
Central by handing g
Evening star., 1925-11-18
TIE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
By WILL Fl. DIG.
President Izaak Raifon League of 4mericq

ACk FRANKLIN OF Denver OF the leading
this He is also
OF which remarkable view the fact Just
Evening star., 1925-11-18

Back in 1892 Martin Costello and
Alex Greggains. Two heavyweights of
considerable reputation. fought so
rounds before one of the Coney Island
clubs for i purse Of 3 600.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
ROSS TO TRY CHANNEL.

PITTSBURGH. November Is LPl-
Norman A Ross, the We'll known
swimmer of the Detroit Athletic Club,
will attempt TO swim the English
Channel next year. Five thousa nd
dollars has been pledged by lead
ing figures in the sports world to
finance the venture.
Helen Wainwright, one of America $
swimming aces in the last OlympicS
and now a professional. will serve as
coach for woman aquatic stars at
Tampa. Fla.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

Signals of the foot ball team of Tu
lane University are called in French
Evening star., 1925-11-18
Line-Tp and Summary:

uchdownS-FountaIn. Duhn. Radlce.
Point after Dudsun placement
kickp.
Langhenry for Lawson. Zamhrcnt for Chf-
ford TechniCal-(arre for Srhohcld.
Reterre-Mr MaEoftiu michigan. TIM
pirc-Mr. q Meara tGunZaEal. Head lines
man-Mr Towers tColumbal. Time of
perlods-lO minutes
Evening star., 1925-11-18

Gordon Aldee iS arranging The
schedule of the Woodbridge llJ-pound
team az North 4+53-J.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
O'BRIEN TALKS AT "Y. M.
Director Explains What His Bureau Is Trying to Do In New Britain.

Problems connected with immi- grafton, evening schools and exten- sion schools are matters which the Americanization bureau takes up in its daily work, Director James F. O'Brien of the bureau told members of the industrial council of tho r.. Nj. c. A. at their meeting in the as- sociatlon rooms last night.
 Mr. O'Brien explained that in i'm. migration he helps the foreign-born American in legal matters, and add ed that all passport problems are strengthened out by his bureau.
 There are 32 teachers and three principals under him in the evening schools, Mir. O'Brien said. He Is per- sonally responsible for the success or failure of these schools, It is his duty to keep the teachers in touch with Improvements and to maintain the enrolment, if 1t is possible 10 do so, he added.
 The third problem which is con nected with his office is extension schools, which are schools in the outskirts of the city, Their pur- pose is to help the people by furnish ing amusement for them and in this way create a community spirit in their midst.
 The members of the council were greatly enthused and voted to CO., operate with him In every way pos glhle
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
AUTt)MO1Ih k
Auto, and Truck AGcnCiCS

iutDS anu iIhNh NSsNlh |" ACME TRUCKS- Sales and Service. Eric. son Motor Sales. III South Main St Phone S70
 BUICK MOTOR CARs-sales and Service, Capital Buick Co.,. 8 Arch St Phone 2GO7.
 LEXINGTON. OAKLAND AND CRAY Cars Sales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co.,. Elm St. Phone 2724. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS salee and service. Superior Auto Company, llG Church St Phone 2l1. CHRYsLER-~4 and 6, Sales and
 service Bennett Motor Sales 2h0 Arch
 St. Phone 2952. DODGE BROTHERS Sales and service. S 6 Motor Sales Corp, ,55 Elm st, couet Franklin. Phone 73l FORD CARS and TRICKS Tordson
 tractor. Sales and servtre. Genuine parts and urc"ssories Autnmotve Sales
 & Service Co.,. 2i8 Elm. Phone 27Ol FRANKLIN Cars-No water to freeze.
 Sales and Service, 453 West Main St
 Tel, 2f9f.
 HUPM0Bll.E CARS Sales and Service City Setvlre Sutton Hartford Ave. COT
 Stanley St, A, Nj paonetsa I.EXTNGTnN-O Oakland and Gray High | grade motor cars Sales and serrtce | c. A Renre. bl Man St Phone 22lb l LEXINGTON. OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- | tor Cars Sales and Service, Hardware
 City Motor Co., ( Elm St Phone 2724 NASH motor cars, See the new line
 Salns and Service. A. e llawker, 5t
 Elm guect. Phone 2i5b
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

% TONS-Food hay for sale at barn 4,
 F, Norton Berlin. Conn.,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
REV. PETER DAILY HERE

Row. Peter Daly, nephew of the .te Rev. Patrick Daly, pastor of St. ;ose ph's church, is spending a few lavs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lnhn E. Smithwick at G99 Stanley rect, Father Daily returned last
 thursday from q visit to Ireland.
 e has been assigned as q curate to r. Margaret's church in Waterbury nd will assume his new duties there morrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
TRAGIC SUICIDE
New York state Man, 5i, Shoots self Holding Picture of Dead sweetheart.

Mid1letown. N Y, Dec. i6-With n antique revolver casped tightly u one hand and a picture of his ,rad sweetheart in tho other, the nody of Jesse Coleman was dis covered yesterday afternoon in his apartment here. He had fired a shot into his brain. dying instantly
 The picture was of Hattie L. Wherry, Coleman's sweetheart for many years. who died last July standing on q dresser In tho room was 3 note left by Coleman, Ii read as follows;
 Give William Coleman all my ,.pods Good by, 54 years"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Xmas Gift Suggestions
 Read The "Stop an Shop"
 on the
 Classified Pages
NO 1a8iG

NO. la,9tG.
 Treasury lrlHrrrr. ut. a"l-p e' Conn. frs.Itf z tN= turf.r.e e.
 Washington, t t. %9e.mbc' 9. 1923. Wh.r.fz. ny srt.t'7.tpry ,.t4su,a pic eeu'sI 'p fna uugs1AIened, n tas lr,u made !" auast 'lat He Guy NarwaI Na.. uf Neg Britain" n t.e Cfv of rrw Butan m tHe County uf Eau'ord and State lf .-an0s.'. gf has rau. .rt wtn ali 're Ir1.fg.arl r' 'te S..'lt,t ot '.e United Sf7rrt f,safeH fo ue ro1l- rtre8 et'h hef.rs -n ae-arstu,a s'- To authorized 10 conIacn.s the ba.nts. of Banking
 .:aw tnerefare f. l. 'V H.IrosH Comp 'raHlr oF Te Ca9tn.. E0 I,rIg rrf- Hfy that "Tha trry %afIonaI Ianr ot New Rriratu" in t1~ City nf &,w Britain 'H the Couatv of Haf'tad aHl state rt 'orucefFuu fz aaftasz.d 10 commerce tra husiurzs uf is7I# r- as provided 'n section Itny one hundred and z57'v nine o' the EeriteI sta'Hfrs ot re LnroA sta'es.
 Tn testimony ~Hsrea' ~'rass my hand and sraI nt onire tlis u,u'h day of November, 1923.
 I. " Mr1>T0aIL
 Comptroller Of the Currency.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

.psMuHlLE MOTOR CARs-"Th Rt, fiVed SIX" smith Motor Sales, 100 West AIAn Et Phone agU0
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Rendered

r, ALFRED excayatng, grad ing, building, stone and taking out ashes. GO Mill st. Tel. li9I-l3,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
GOOD VALUE

GOCD VALUE Your chance to buy good used fold. backed hy the reputation of the largest Ford dealer in north. utn CounertIrut. Here are few sperials. Many more to choose from
 Ig@i Tudor. s25O new t'res lg@l Tudor C3), :4O0. 1923 Ford. S3S5. new tree, 1923 Tudor. s275 1924 Roadster. $350. 1923 Roadster N7500 1927 Roadster $225 balloon thct 1924 Touring t2l. t200. 1924 Coupe t2). s3sO. 1927 Coupe S176 one ton truck chassis, s7s 1929 post truck. sl25 1922 Touring. $l25, | Small down payments,
 Pay ae you ride
 ELMER AUTO CO. 22 MAIN ST. PHONE 1872
 SEE MIR. GoSsELIN.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

CLEARANCE SALE 1923 Hudson Sedan. 1924 Hudson Coach. lg25 Hudson Coach 1924 ChrysltI Touring 19@2 Io'omobile Sedan lG22 Studthakef Sedan. 1922 Studehaker Coupe. 1924 Studchaker Touring, 995' Nash Touring l92% llupmobue Touring, 1929 Maxwell Sport Touring 1921 Ford Coupe. 1923 Ford Sedan.
 SIX FORD TouRGNGs
 AND MANY OTHERS HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. l39 ARCH ST, TEL 2543,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

Best Batter 5ac. Russell Bros. adv
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS NJ. STEINHAUs-private instruction in collegiate fox trot and waltz dancing. Charleston specially. Studio United Bldg. Room 2l1. Phone 3042-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
PRE-lNVENTORY SPECIALS

DON'T SAY q CAN'T AFFORD A CAR Now." THERE S HARDLY ANYBODY IN TOWN WHO CAN'T AFFORD ONE OF THE FINE USED CARS WE ARE NOW OFFERING AT THE PRICES AND TERMS WE'VE PUT ON THEM. BUICK. 1921 ROADSTER. BUICK, 1921 TOURING. BUICK. 1890 TOURING. CHANDLER, 1923 BROUGHAM. CHEVROLET, 1923 COACH CHEVROLET, 1923 TOURING. DODGE. 1921 ROADSTER. DODGE, 1921 TOURING. DODGE. 1922 TOURING.
 ESSEX, 1925 COACH.
 ESSEX, 1924 COACH.
 ESSEX, 1923 COACH.
 FORD. 1924 FORDOR.
 FORD. 1924 COUPE.
 FORD. 1924 TOURING.
 FORD. 1923 COUPE.
 FORD. 1923 TOURING.
 FORD, l TON 1922 TRUCK. FRANKLIN, 1921 TOURING. HUDSON. 1925 COACH. HUDSON, 1923 COACH HUDSON. 1923 srEEDsTER. HUPMOBILE 8, 1925 SEDAN. HUPMOBILE 8, 1925 TOURING. HUPMOBILE 1. 1924 COUPE. HUPMOBlLE 1, 1924 TOURING. MAXWELL, 1922 SEDAN. MOON 1929 SEDAN.
 sTUDEBAKER. 1921 TOURING. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
 TERMS 12 MONTHS THE MoHEN & AMIDON SALES CORP.
 3GS MAIN STREET HARTFORD, CONN. SALES AND SERVICE FOR NEW uuPMOBILE-HUDsO ESSEX
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
EMPLOY LENT
Heln Mnntcl-NInle

AUTOMOBILE- MECHANIC WANTED
 State experience and salary expected Write. nnN l2.L. lIerald.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSE LISTED BELOW, PAY FOR IT AS YOU DRIVE IT. OUT OF YOUR INCOME. IN SMALL MONTHLY PAY MENTs.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

Fresh Eggs 69c, Russell Bros, adv
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

GOODYEAR TIRES
 PRIEST. .O.LITE BATTERIEs IN. SrANT SERVICE WHEN DE, LAYS ARE COSTLY CALI ONEIl FIRE & BATTERY co. AT goo 3s WASHINGTON ST.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
AUTONOMY E
Auto and Truck Agrnoic


 oLpsMuRllE MOTOR CARS" "The Ro, fiVed Six" smith Motoi Sales, 100 West AlNn s. Phone a9V0,
 REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks, Kenneth M SGatlo & Co.,, Sales and Service; cor Elm and Park sts. Phone 2llO, Local agents toI Gahriel Suuhhers. STUnEBAKER nOTOR CARS Sale, ana Service, Abto Mutoi Sales Go. 22b Arch st. Phone 26O.
 wILLYs.KNIGnT AND OVERLAND motor cars Sale sand Service. l2i Cherry St. "The seeve.valre Motor" R. c. kudo'ph. Phone 2oSl,2,
 Autos and Trucks for Sale Q DOpjE-laio model touring coL all fin first class condition. Price S225. Phone 42,l3 between 5.7 D. m, ! FORD sEDAN--2-l92E 2-l99i Ford tour. ings, 2.l92I overland tourngs, Essex touring, Wyllis-Knight roadster 1923 Maxwell coupe in good condition, l923 Ford sedan. Time payments, Rudolphs Garage, l27 Cherry St, Phone a05l-2. SaIesrom 6 Main s. Phone G35, FORD SEDAN, I929-perfrct condition, Slej quick sale. Phone 3i8G-J, FORT COUPE, i992-Exceiiont condition. Si75. Must ho sold this week. II. narks, IF Winthrop St
 l.EXiNGTON- late l923, spoIi model Minute Man six. passenger touring cat thoroughly recondtloned and newly painted Six wire wheels and good titet Trades and termt considered C A Renee, kl Main St Phone 22lh hENIA,TruN h passrngei, ,att 1923 broughan in first claas mechanra condition, oani and upholstery are er' cellent brand new cords, l spare c Rence t' Mair et phom o2ik | REO-lA ton truck for sale. l923 t1o3ed. Tel. 2J57-4. | SPECIAL 6 STUDEBAKER-sod sedan, 1920 Recently overhauled. Used only by ori- gnal purchaser. A bargain at t550. 1 John r. Miller 9l Murray St. Merden ! Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

KENNETH M. SEARl4E CO.,, REQ MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS COR ELM AND PARK SITS. 1923 Reo cyl. touring 1920 I'eO 6 cyl. touring. \, 1920 llupmohile cyl touring, 1920 Ford touring l9l8 Cole "S' touring, 1918 Dodge t0urIuE. 1929 Rco Speed Wagon. 1921 tieo Speed Wagon, 1890 Rec Speed Wagon. 1919 Reo Speed Wagon.
 PRICES LOW
 TERMS EASY 30 DAY GUARANTEE WITH EACH
 CAR.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
USED CAR SALE

BIG OFFERING IN USED FORD CARS ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. TAKEN IN TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICED FAIRLY. WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM. SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED. BALANCE ON EXTREMELY EASY TERMS.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

oLDsMORILE USED CAR DEPT. Maxwell touring. 1924, Oldsmobile touring. 1923. 4-cyl. Oldsomohle touring, 1922. S-cyl Essex Coach 1922. Ford touring. 1929 Chevrolet touring. 1922. r. B. Oldsmoble coupe, 1919. 6-cyl Maxwell touring 1920. Chevrolet roadster. 1920 E. $ Chalmers touring. 1917. Winton touring, 1917. SMITH MOTOR SALES CO.,.
 100 WEST MAIN ST.
 PHONE 29OO.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

OXYGEN WELDTNG-outfIt new. will
 sell right Phone 2lh6
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

SAFES We have them 10 su't any home or business purpose, In all si2es and wetghts Prices start at 325. Adkins Printing Co.,. Stationery and Ottce Out filters, 6Church St.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Business Srr,n4~ R,nG-red 2n

INrEITOR DECORATfUNS- fiagr etc Catl on our service fOi soCials and we'd dngs Eddy Awning and Decorating Co.,. City Hnn Place.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

HARD WOOp--cut any length, ready for delivery. E, L. Thompson, Berlin. Phone ei1-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies
MERCH
Business and onicc Equipment s7

DESKS flat tops and typewriter styles, substantially made practical and eon- ventent Priced from t37.60 upwards. Adkns Prtting Co.,, Statiouerp and Off, flee Outfitters. s6 Church St
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

LIVE BAIT FOR SALE-Get your nice sinners at Max Leupolds. 361 Arch St. PhoNa 1gTn
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Feed and FuPl

C0AI.-Hard, pea. furnace and pea and coke mixed. Phone 133S-l4 GOOD HARnWOOp-s sawed stove length, ST per cord; also hardwood slabs, saw ed, SIS. Phone 129S-4.