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The Washington times., 1930-01-11

~VAAAA8 w WAC NAPAtAA Will
formidable leads in the singles and
doubles, and only four pins behind
in the team event, the Connecticut
boys supplied themselves literally
with sheckles to wager on the out.
come Of the three divisions Of the
concluding block here.
Hostilities in the way Of i'm
promptu matches started early in
the day when George Friend
hooked UP with the diminutive
Tato. Plenty Of side bets were In
evidence for the singles battle be.
tween White and Campbell, the
victory Of the King Pin ace at the
Lucky Strike causing plenty of
bucks to change ownership.
The Washington times., 1930-01-11
UPSET MARKS
PIN LEAGUE

One Of the seasons biggest up-
sets was recorded when the sixth
place Lo Ko Service team handed
the District Line Garage white
wash, knocking them out Of first
place for the first time since the
season started.
In trimming the garagemen 10
Ko Service totaled 1851 with q
game Of 568. Sammy Bortnick
was hot, and led the team with
377. Santini was best for the
losers with 3S7. Louis Pantos had
q bad night and dropped quite o
few pins on his average.
Rex trimmed the Pops the odd
game, and Incidentally rolled high
set for the week, 1885. Buck Har-
ley was the big shot in this
match with 397, having games Of
1873, 12l and 1873, missing a 400
set because he blew q single pin
IN the last box. Meek with 36G
was best for the losers.
The Washington times., 1930-01-11

Bearcats with some steady
rolling reached the top Of the
ladder, by winning all three
games from the Dodgers. Joe
Harrison contributed Q 1854
set for the leaders. Tyler
with 146 In his last effort,
was the best for the losers.
The Washington times., 1930-01-11

Immediately following that
event the scene changed to the
Coliseum, where GeOrgie
Friend proceeded to make
himself obnoxious to Jack
White in particular and his.
Connecticut hackers in gen.
cFSL Other Washington bowl
ers were just 90 successful I'm
their wagering ON these un-
scheduled SkirmiRheS-
The Washington times., 1930-01-11

Those stars who consider
themselves Of national promi.
nence had better make Ger.
tain that they have enough
games to their credit to At
tract the national bOdy's at
tentiOn. Iseman is emphatic
In stating that there will be
no exceptions.
The Washington times., 1930-01-11

When . mate fell short on
his free shot Central sup
pOrters grOaned but Perkins
didn't. Instead he grabbed
the BALI and twisted away
from m army Of arms and
legs long enough 70 sink the
deciding point -Or points.
That Capt. Wilbur Cross fol
lowed up with . foul throw
failed to alter the result.
The Washington times., 1930-01-11

Il was Q whale Of . fight
that Business Central game.
Little wonder that 2,OOO
roOters, bowling like RicndS,
were voice weary and hOarSe
when Western and Eastern
took the floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
BUICK

1926 BUICK COACH-Nt,W PAINT
 job and five good tires. smooth running motor, slip covers, bumpers and tools.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. ll4l Stanley St. is Main $. HCICk SEDAN, 1929 4 DOO,.
 model. In standard and master models. The cars are in excellent mechanical condition. Tires gool. finish like new. Rare bargains. BUICK SEDAN. f DOOR MODEL.
 70fc of unusued mileage at 40/: Of first cost.
 BUICK MODELS. 1921 to 1926. CAN
 be purchased for far below theN real transportation worth. Thes' are worth looking at. We are anXi- GUS to sell these cars, which are ad- vantage to the buyer. Capitol Buc;, G.. il31 Stanley s.. Tel. @6U7.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
BUICK

BUICK COACH, 1927, HERE IS A
 great buy in a car value. difficult to duplicate anywhere on the mar let at $500. Terms.
 BUICK COUPE, 1927. CON. COUPE
 Staunch, sturdy and dependable. Just reconditioned, s550. Frank r. McNamara. Rec Sales &5 Service, Elm at Park St Tel. @110. BUICK COUPE, 1924. PASS.
 model. Runs fine. looks good. s125 to the buyer who says I'll take ir this week. Frank r. McNamara, Eeo Sales & Service, Elm at Park s.. Tel. 2ll6.
 BUICK "27" SEDAN eos CUBIC
 in. dispD Never touched up since delivery and runs like 19S0 mode. Tires all new. $49J. Howard w.. Whitmore, 30 Chestnut st.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
Andy's Reflections
(Contributed)

Those musical auto horns which can play most any tune will never make hit with the pedestrian until they learn to sound an apology.
 "Busincss is where you find it." says a noted executive. Witness the man who built his garage around a bend in the road and then kept the doors open day and night to take care of the customers who couldn't quite make that last turn.
 A good mechanic is one who can overhaul the old family bus so that it will continue to rattle along with out shaking out more than l or ? passengers.
 State 10 build wire fences. is new item. Has the state forgotten so soon that even barbcd wire fences couldn't keep the boys from going over the top.
 1 Those privately owned cars may he O. K. But the ones we've had 1 under orders from the rcar-seat | drivers.
 i It may seem strange. but the i chap who boasts he's driven a car ] in every state seldom mentions the | unconscious.
 Now that we've read of an ambi- tious flivver going mp the track to meet a locomotive it won't be long before we hear Of some collegiate youngSter being successful in cha3- | ing one out of town. | No one person has all the ability. 1 the autoist who has plenty of skill . in approaching the parking space | "aldon has any luck in approaching , the judge on the subject of leniency. The salesman who told us inc used car was full of pep was con- 1 Scrvatirc He should also have mentioned that when a rear tire blows out it doesn't do it half . hCartcdly.
 ! It's just as we thought. The um- i pire who pulled the old one about 50 and so. now batting for cXcr- else" is related 10 the cop who de- mands: Well. what did yuh think 1 blew mo whistle for. eXorcisc"""
 ANDY DALE.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
SOLUTION TO FRIDAYS BATTLE MY STERI
Robinson should ave seen wh2

Robinson should ave seen what Crocker saw.
 Any landlubber should have seen it.
 old Commodore Perkins must have been 'in the know" for surely he could have told at a glance what Crocker saw. If the Wasp had been smashe1 down on a sharp~odccd reef by the high seas the rocks would have smashed the hole upward, and in. } the boat.
 But this hole was smashed out ward. The splinters stuck out from the hull.
 A sledGe hammer was later Grcdeed mp near where the craft Vas found.
 The insurance money is still being held up. Olmstead hasn't b, on found. but his "widow' is being watched. Ultimately he Will h" found because it is already know that she has. through re.&- tiNcs. received direct word from her husband.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
CHEVROLET

1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN-ONLY
 driven 5000 miles and used as a demonstrator-the car is just nicely broken in with good tires, excellent finish, a smooth powerful 6 cylinder motor, and sold with new car guar antee. Excellent transportation sold at an extremely low price. 1928 CHEVROLET COACH -- 30
 day guarantee. Motor, clutch, 1 anamissicn, brakes and rear end inspected and OlId by Chcvrol ot mechanics. A cylinder car priced
 to sell quickly.
 1927 CHEVROLET OACH-NF,N'
 duco finish. Good tires. slip covers. Another car with the 90 day guaran- tee because it has been inspected and checked by our factory trained mechanics.
 i1@29 CHEVROLET COAClI-FOE-
 mcrly belonged to NIr. 1camans
 who bought l93o Coach making lis eighth Chevrolet. A car wei
 cared for with many, many miles
 still left in it.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. 1l4l Stanley St. IS Main St, CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. s@rD.
 Get ii now it's a real buy. Capitol
 Buick Co.,, llS9 stanley St. Tel. 2Co7. CHEVROLET COUPE, '2S MODEL. Has been checked and rcche2Gci. Everything about it works and looks fine. Salcsmcn and business mon here is your chance, Honcyniaa Auto Sales Co.,, 200 East Main St Tel. 2J42.
 CHEVROLET COUPE, 1929. 6 CNL. model New car. appearance plus
 perfect condition at only S395. AG- tomotivc Sales & Service, @4S E!n Ht and SG Arch St.
 ! CHEVROLET SEDAN, 19@&. THIS
 car has seen only good care. Oui
 low price makes it worth buying
 quickly. S. &, r. Motor Sales Corp , i lI.9 Stanley st.. Tcl. 73l.
 CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1929. GOOD looking model. Splendid conGi- ! ton and priced at only S4S5. Auto ] motive Sales X Service, 21S Elm St. and S5 Arch St.
 ] ( CHENROLET COUPE. 1928. SMALL 1 mileage. Very clean inside and out An amazing value at the pric" i we have on it. Terms and your car 1 i., trade. Bond Motor Car Co.,, IS" | Arch Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
The Dope Clue

Dope, like the "brook,'. seems to run on forever.
 It is true that narcotic squads are etcrnally visilant, yet it is practicA- ly impossible to stop it's sale.
 The men work from both enI; to prevent its coming into the country except through legal chat rels, and 10 catch the retailer m the act ot selling it to the addic;s
 In the latt2r case an effort + made to force inc retailer 10 ''squeal" and thus trace back :c the source.
 Con Picrson was new man "G the narcotic squad in q ccrt2-H large city. There had been cti- Gcnce of unurua sales in q diStrici allotted to Henshaw. one Of the veterans at the same of catchiI', dope dealers.
 Not all Of tho addicts 10 dope are known 10 tho authorities; th"t would be an impossibility Such addicts as nave plenty of monyy are able 10 get it with little dan ger of discovery. After a certain period Of dopc-taking these addicts can be spotted almost at slancn.
 The poorer addicts have no dir- ficulty in getting the stuff, their problem is 10 get the money ln" it, It often happens that some ct them become 70 desperate th,V arc willing to give information fo2 payment. in order 10 buy moro Of the drug, Sometimes the poo" amounts Of dope in exchange fer information.
 This didn't seem to work in Hen shaw's district.
 He knew scores of poor devils who couldn't Getaalong without the needle Or a sniff ot the old snow" yet his threats 10 locs them up didn't avail. The% were wise. They knew that if they were locked up they would have 10 b. provided with certain amount O. the stuff, and, for that matter. hopc Nbn DtlnS fOnSldniIN snug g,ed into prisons, jails anu simil.r institutions.
 "What's inc trouble in your d;s- trict, Henshaw ?" the Chief asked him.
 'Thoy must be grabbing it om O. the air, Chief like q magicial. cant spot any selling and haven't located anyone with cy,n a sniff on 'cm, much less d 'bindlc'
 Yeah? Probably they've Fl cured tlsmseycc." the Chief al- swercd.
 "l know all tho tricks" Hol- shaw protested. getting rcd. "an | ' tell you it's uncanny I've locked I'D half a doH"1, I've had b,m,rl O. others searched. lv" four.l ther1 desperate for "niif anI oihers ell hoped up and happ.. showing they'd had nome wth'n twenty minutes, hut moi q @rasl o' the stuff o2 them or on thcr promises. Its dashed funny"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
NASH

NASH SEDAN. 1928, STANDARD 6
 Model. Perfect is the word that discribcs this car. Has disk wheels, original paint, tires like new includ- ing spare.
 NASH COACH. 1928, SPECIAL SIN
 Model. Dark green color.. disk wheels, upholstery perfect. trunk and spare. All tires in excellent conGi- ton. Buy this car at a low price and the famous Studebaker pledge. Albro Motor Sales Co.,, 225 Arch St., Tel o6U
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

Go mp end help Hcnshaw. Tic?- sen. Th"y gay new broo sweeps >l.an. You may find rom~- thing he doesn't sur," the Chi~l ordered.
 When thcv went out together Pi,rson sai", Say. that's q tough one. don't even know the snow birds up your way"
 I'll make few pinchcs. Con. If you can find any stuff or sc, ? Enc OF o",, so to it." Honshaw told him.
 During tho next two weeks tn " worked together. A number e. 2Gdicts were taken in and qucs- toned and searched The same thing happens l. some who hal evidently just been hoppcd up arl others, beginning to need it badl,'. were in the lot but no drugs wct e found. All papers and letters wa1c rtld but save TO clue. Hensh%N brought in a chap named Joe Wat son, new 10 the district. He worN- GU III iI "IuH street luncn room ami one look at him told the story, he Vas Unmistako ply drug addict.
 He had about fifteen dollars. a watch, silk handkerchief, fountain pen, yellow pencil. blue pencil. nail clippers, pocket city stre t guide (with no marks in iD. cisd- tcttcs. some bills for clothes ald a letter from one who was evident lv a girl friend. She worked as q raid in the same district.
 Con Pierson read the letter. Sc cretlN copied it and Watson Was gwen his belongings and release l. He sWore that he never took doua. but | was a safe bet he lied.
 "It's all in this letter" Picrscn tCId Herzh&w.
 "You're crazy" Hcnahaw d. cared.
 Eut Picrson was right. What is inc c'u" in the letter on thle page that enabled rierson 10 trace the source of the drugs in that dis triCt?
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
FORD

FORD COUPE. 1929. VERY SMALL.
 mileage. looks and runs like nev. \ chance for a great saving over T new car. Ask us about easy way to luy it. s. (; r. Motor Sales Corp, 1l23 Stanley St.. Tel. 7G1.
 FORD TrDOE, 1928. DRIVEN
 only 5000 mics. We looked it .>ll oyer and fixed everything up perfect, S$25. Low terms will buy it. AutG- 1HotiTc Sales x Service, 24S Elm St. and S6 Arch St.
 FORD SEDAN, 1926. HERE IS A
 car that you can buy and operate for very little money. Take a ride in it. Terms. A. G, Hawkcr, 5o Elm St., Tel, -iJG.
 l99S FORD SPORT ROADSTER
 Model A-EumblG seat. good top, completely equipped with five red wire wheels and a good spare tire. Very little mileage. Offered at a lew price for quick sale.
 1929 MODEL. A FORD TUDOR
 Here is a car that Offers style and pickup at an extraordinarily low price. Motor. clutch and transmits sion have been thoroughly checked Ly expert mechanics. This is an other cylinder car priced to sa!i quickly.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. ! if stanley st. Main St;
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
CHRYSLER

1926 CHRYSLER COACH-FINlSH-
 ed in new Blue Bell Blue Duco. Excellent large balloon tires, uphol- stering. top, motor, clutch and rear cpd o k.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. 1141 Stanley St. IS Main st.. CHRYSLER SEDAN, 1928 MODEL
 "62.' X fine car that will give you back in pleasure far more than the price we are asking for 1t. Low terms. Honoyman Auto Sales Co.,, 200 East Main St. Tel. 2542. CHRYSLER SEDAN MODEL "722, '
 1928. In splendid condition, paint upholstery and tires like new. Price cut for sale this week.
 CHRYsLER SEDAN "7O." 1?25.
 Here is a good ear. very low priced. Bond Motor Car Co.,, 139 Arch Street.
 CHRYSLER "5S" CYL. SEDAN.
 Eefinished. Good looking. NcjY economical s275. Howard W, Whit moro, 50 Chestnut St.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
OLDSMOBILE

CLDSMOBILE SEDANS, 1929. TWO
 door models. Driven only a few miles. Fisher bodies. Famous pep and performance. Same chassis as 1930 models. Everything new cX- cept the date. Only s625 if you buy this week. Terms. Domijan Motor Co.,. 136 Washington St, Tel. 45T5.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
STUDEBAKER

1925 STUDEBAkER SEDAN -
 Three new tires. slip covers, good paint job, mechanically perfect, SG5 has been spent on this car to give the purchaser good transportation.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. ll4l Stanley St. IS Main St.
 conditioned. Will give you many months Of service without cost other than gas and oil. $4O0 this week. Was priced at 5000. Terms FranN P. McNamara. Rec Sales & Service. Elm at Park St Tel. ollu.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
HUDSON

HUDSON LANDAU. 1928. ONE OF
 the best models built by Hudson. Mechanically perfect. Checked by our skilled Hudson mechanics. Very low priced. Honcyman Auto Sales Co.,. zoo East Main St. Tel. 2J4@. HUDSON SEDAN, 1925. JUST OUT of the paint shop. Mechanically good. A real saving. Sl75. Terms tco. Domijan Motor Co.,, l5G Wash ington St. Tel. 4515.
 HUDSON tOAClI, 1926. WELL
 worth double what we ask. But 10 move it quickly pay Sl75 and it's yours. Frank r. NcMamara, Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park st. Tel "1l0
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
Baffle Mysteries
 Copyright Daily
Copyright l93o Daily Mirror. Inc.

BaHle ingenious and dramatic crimes 10 solve many of thcr which have bancd dcec tves throughout past
 the facts established by the polc-What upon Which the tcllac To them? In short how will of the end of each banc? "Who guilty" motiyc?" This there prizes it Is simply presented entertainment
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
DOC RETRIENF.S NOINRS

hcarncy, Ncb., March s NP) - Verne Lccch. farmer of near hero, today was in possession of q spare sci of false teeth-lo9t last fall while h" was huskine corn. and found and returned to him by his dog.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1927.
 door, model. Good tires, good paint. Upholstery in excellent con Gition. YCur money never bough. more value at the price VIC ask for 1t. S. &; F. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stan- lev St Tci 131
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
DODGE

DODGE SEDAN, 1927. IN ENCEP-
 tionally fine condition. If ever a car was offered at q bargain this IS. Ask he price. Honeyman Auto Sales Co.,. 200 East Main St. Tel. 2542. DODGE SENIOR SIX, MODEL 1928.
 Owned by one of New Britain's s most careful drivers. Beautiful and as mechanically perfect at the day it vas made. Carries our guarantee and priced very. very low. & & F. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley St. Tel. 7%l.
 BODICE SEDAN, 1927. THIS IS
 one Of the models that made l.odGe famous for performance. Everything about this car is perfect We will ask much more for it later. Buy now and save S100. s. < F.. Motor Sales Corp, 11o9 Stanley St TCL 731.
 DODGE COUPE. 1926. WHY WALK
 when for $50 yH can buy this dependable car. Tcfms. Frank P. McNamara. Rec Sales & Service, Elm at Park St, Tel. 2110.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
GRAHAM M-PAIGE

GFAlIAM-PAIGE COACH, 1929.
 Many extras. Condition spotlcss, SC25. Ask Us about the low terms. Automotivc Sales & Service, o4S Elm st. and SC Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
OAKLAND

OAKLAND SEDAN. 1926. A Fl NE
 car dependable and economical to own and operate. Buy this and save dollars. Bond Motor Car Co.,. l32 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
ERSKINE

ERSkINE SEDAN, 1929. X WON
 dcrful little car, practically new. A bargain. To be sold with famous Studcbakcr pledge. Albro Motor Sales Co.,, 9oJ Arch St. Tel. H60.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
PAIGE

PAIGE SIN-G5 SEDAN, 115 INCH
 w. B. Handsome gray Duco or iginal factory finish. Elegant Briggs body, pleasingly comfortable, modcr- ate in up,iccp, $6S5.
 PAIGE SIN-72 SEDAN. 125 INCH
 W. E, Sleek and quiet as when il left the factory. Perfect mechanical condition. guaranteed, S575. Howard w. WhitmOrc. 50 Chestnut st.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
ESSEX

LESSEN COUPE, 1928. X GOOD
 looking business car. In fine me- chanical condition and appearance at q big price reduction. Honcyman Auto Sales. 200 East Main St. Tclc- phone 2J42.
 ESSEX SEDAN. 1929. IN FINE
 condition. Like buying Il new car. l. ormcr owner gave it wonderful care for few months he owned it. Bigger CT i.3 what hc needed. You profit. Low terms. Honcyman Auto Sales e.. 900 East Main St, Tel. 2J42. ESSEX SEDAN. 1927 NIE,CHANT-
 cally perfect. Fine upholstery. New paint. Handsome appearance. Low terms will buy it. A. ~. Hawker, 5S Elm st.. Tel. c45G.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
OVERLAND

OVERLAND COACH. 1926. ONLY
 Sl25. It's in fine shape. Tcrms. Automotivc Sales X Service, 24S Elm Sl and &G Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
FORD

1899 FORD COACH. OWNED ONLY
 two months by a couple who bought ford coupe. If you want a coach buy this one at S475. 1929 FORD TUDOR. A SMALL
 handsome car. Has every quality Of higher priced automobiles except cost of operation. A rare bargain. s420.
 1928 FORD PHAETON. A SNAP
 py car. Very clean. Tires and mechanical condition show how well this car has been taken care of. s350. Terms to fit your pocketbook. Au- tomotive Sales X Service, 24S Elm St. and SC Arch St. -
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
REQ

REQ SEDAN, 1926. REDUCED TO
 lowest price level for t,lis event, 3..75. Low terms. Domijan Moto. Co.,. 13G Washington St. Tel. 1515.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
AUBURN

At BURN SPORT SEDAN. 1927.
 In good condition. Original paint. I cw tires. Will sell very reasonable. Apply owner. l9 Woodruff Court.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

ESSEX BROUGHAM. 1928. WELL
 known Ly all car buyers as good looking all around family car. Nov al a low bargain price. s. S5 F. Motor Sales Corp, 1129 Stanley St, Tele- phone 73l.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

STIDEBAKER SEDAN. 1930. DIG tator, Cylinder Model. A beau- tirul car As new as the day 1t left the factory. Used as show car an1 demonstration Sold with the famous Studcbaker pledge. Albro Motor Sales Co.,. o25 Arch St, Tel. 26O.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
NASH

NASH COACH, SPECIAL, S377J,
 New rubber, good paint, etc. A real buy for the pcrsCn looking for this type and make of car. Capitol! Huick Co.,. 1l39 Stanley .5t., Tel. 9G07. NASH SEDAN, 1929. ONE OF THE
 famous 400 series. A beautiful model. Striking appearance. Finish upholstery in excellent condition Everything you get in new car at 6 used car price. Terms and your present car in trade. A. C. Hawke@, oS Elm St. Tel. 245G.
 NASH SPECIAL SIX TOURING
 with glass curtains. Newly lac ouered. Very powerful. S2JO. How ard ". Whitmor3, 90 chcstnu: St.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

'19sS STUDEBAkER REGAL CON-
 mander Sedan. s775. You can't beat it for condition, tires, finish or price, anywhere in town. Capitol Buick Co.,. 1l59 Stanley St., Tel. 26O1.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
HUPMOBILE

HUPMOBlLE, 1928 SPORT TOUR
 ing, cylinder model. Many OK tras. This is one of three models sold in Conn. during 1928. If you want real class, reliable. economical transportation and distinction as well buy this car at price so low it will surprise you. Capitol Buick Co.,, 1139 Stanley St.. Tel. 2G07.
 1929 HUPMOBILE SEDAN-G CYL
 inder Sedan slightly over 10000 miles. in perfect mechanical condj- ton, Completely equipped with all the regular equipment plus a hot water heart. This is a very smooth running car which was traded in on a. cylinder Chevrolct-to be sold at a great sacrifice. Sec this unusual value.
 PATTERSON CHEVROLET INC. fl41 Stanley St. IS Main St. HUPMOBILE IT G II T F l c II T
 Coupe, New tires. Sweet running. f pass. $3I5. Howard w. Whitmolc, 70 Chestnut St.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

STUDEBAkER COACH 1926. BIG six. Comfortable 10 ride. Motor
 and body in good shape. Cheap at
 S275.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
PONTIAC

PONTIAC SEDAN. 1927. THOU
 sands of miles of service in this car. So low priced that owning it is an easy matter if you buy during th!s weeks sale s. & r. Motor Sales Corp. 1129 Stanley St. Tel. 7%l.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
REQ TRUCK

REQ TRUCK, 1925. QUICK. BUY
 this at $l9J. A real bargain. Serv- ice galore left in this car. s. 6; r. Motor Sales Corp, 1l2o Stanley St. Tel. 73l.
 REQ TON DUMP TRUCK. 1926.
 A serviceablc job that will perform like a new one, S70O. Terms. REQ |. TON EMPRESS. 1926. A
 bargain at $42J. Don't fail 10 sec it before you buy any other. Frank P. MCNamara. Eco Sales S Service, r.lm al Park St. Tel. PHO.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

FORD SEDAN, 1929. DOOR
 Model "A" with trunk. wire wheels. Plenty of snap both in ap- pe arance and performance. Very low priced. Low terms. S. X F. Motor Sales Corp, 1l29 Stanley St. Tel. 73i.
 FORD TUDOR, 1928, MODEL A.
 Wire wheels. paint, body. upho}- stery, motor and tires in splendid condition. Not costly 10 drive and can be bought for low figure. Cap itol Buick Co.,, 1l59 Stanley St. Tel. 2G07.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

STUDEBAKER DICTATOR
 Sedan. Driven 10000 miles. Tires good. paint restored 10 original state and the price is right.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
VIKING

VIKING SEDAN. 1929 MODEL.
 Beautiful finish special velour up- holstcry. Fisher body. Luxurious model. Priced at very great sav- ing. Domijan Motor Co.,, 156 Wash inGtOn St.. Tcl. i511.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
PONTIAC TRUCK

PONTIAC F TON PANEL, 1927.
 No car could be better at $500. We ask only S175 this week. Trauk r McNamara, Eco Sales &; Service. I.ln at Park St.. Tel. PHO.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

"i'uTn%" Its no joke at all Thc la:tc2 containing t.:c clue which cuabICI Person to trace the source Of the druSs