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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
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IIi;j;|O(5;llj.|I.!!!..)' GAMES | !. /: {
WHEELING GIaIS DEFEAT EELII"
.IET; TEAM ~ SCORE OS' l4-9
III EXCITING CONTEST.
Egg -ScG tl;aG Team Downs tho PROT.
u 2Gcst Interesting G:2no cy
Sco=o o: 1913.

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gymnasium. the ~" rrif'S'i''H''>
, teams Of ;hc sch"nl aH>!ici"uSly "l"'n'L
! ia" .ch".as,Ir s"-,sun II. u "inf" ii Si''%.
, winning 10th contests hhndii! III H."
! rp"nIu@ contest IL" t;.r!s team h'i'.
: thrIr .l,.lr. ci.:,u b. Hi>P"%;u': -! tl;cIr
. ancient rIv>tt;--iirijni ii.Hh--nL ]h'
, score III II 10 =. ii!!% H''ii,~' vas "'''
; "t tl;c closes; The locals hN:" r"'hyl'
. lated III tor ;hr"" y"or$, ANA ttr "A',:'
( ~a> in t.u!i UHtil ;h" :'''' part - 80
;!uIi natI. wil"u Il SHIRT IN The iHt"i'
. vas ::u!~ - good a,,yA";";c, 49, 90
WIS cH.u",y Scot t:i,l: Ia" girls Will b.
:..,.u ;..,.rySrutcd j., i WHITTIER. !"':I;l!r'
. Fought -. Ill If he. tciI:,S ,ir. al,i til
determination "rI spirit tE,E i'ai in"
t.r Tray Kept Tia, lars" crowd IN liG!.
. >,.:ri,s ,lrr!:..; ia" entire time of play.
Time and again the score would b" t"'i
a:.U fouls wc:r frequent. d"% I" III"
close guarding and UECr-InN!"uSne$s |"
/ win IL" u1i;i,.
! Miss p;,r: for the locals. WAS mo Ia
div!Guai Star Of Ii" r'nt"si. anu At
though : uidGe. III size. she played h."
yoslIiuu TX" Il veteran and WIS III the
, gamn every minute. She was ably as
,:;St,,! liz t!!, clrvrr guarding Of Mis-
, I}arhunu. Miss Lewis. II sid" ccrlct'
/ and Miss Il""hl. At c"atcr. came IN witt
their share and aided materially III th"
wonderful rass-work OF the local son
! tcttc Miss Eruvcrnau. the smallest
! member at the team. showed her worth
! and gives promise Of developing into 4
rrsI strr
! E,,r EvllnLrc II would DO an injuGtir"
IN oy,rj,,oi; the work Of Captain I.Urr
,urd Miss Frank who bore the brunt ri
ITO rrt,.. Fed and l:lack team and han
, ,Irad ,h,. nil IN = Startling manner. ca
;r.nueu, occasions they broke in and
stopped ihc wonderful iass-wurs of the
! local team. Miss WAGNER also played
| good same at forward.
/ Tie real tun-makcr Of the evening
WAS the would-hc game between tue
{ "I.ru!s." and the High first team, III"
: boys winning by 81 to is score. Ta's
roar Of laughter. eve" though there was
. .n,,r CLEVER work nUlIed off bv both
: teams L.oyal supporters OF the team.
wcrn well pleased with the exhibition.
ana Expressed their opinion as To Wheel
.n,- heinz wcn represented this season
10 get back to the game 1t would hr
batting i: mildly 10 say that II was
,.;:*c OF the students teaching the Inc
r,iiv FOR full we'll did they perform this
seemingly easy tiSk
Tass-w0rk was very good and nj.
, though there were no lnulNluuIl StaIS
rur work of S"rig the giant center.
stood ont prominently. anu lhiS hliH'
.f:h,,,ch ncw nj tho game looms UP ~
:, real star In the making. Clark ahd
Cory at forwards. did we'll. while no
hg..cht and captain Simr~Jn held their
POSITION duwm In Al fashion. The line
ups and scores:
Wheeling Grls. BeNaEe Girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
5 About People
5 Movements Of individuals 10
and From the City.

Miss Helen Nightingale Of ChaP'
line stree, i visiting friends in r!ttS'
burgh for several days.
William Hart OF Thirty-E'I"ia
street. is visiting friends il Gt'nua!e
and will return home today.
Sister Mary Catherine o. Parkers'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Mattz and. tho Hsw aeaaon.

own with any n!l-time array that Nigh
be picked from any one place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

Watch for the Opening InstaIiment
of Gerard's Second Series Of Articles,
Exposing German Intrigue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

; Sup"rh passing rrrdorninatcd and the
fans wore wild ever the playing "f thu
small Wheeling boys. Cathedral won
hum" IN the hearts Of the local sport
lovers ;Ed wc!" Eivcu the GLAD hand
ut all times. Mc,iIrTnn. the midget
forward of tn" CATHEDRAL five played Il
! classy game as did clark. while the lion
! like guarding Of IN" guards kcp. tho
. locals out Of danger.
The Srrrr:
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10
HOW MEN WHO ARE NOT QUALIFIED FOR MILITIA BY SERVICE AND WO- MEN CAN HELP WIN
 THE WAR!

All men in Class 1. from eighteen to forty-five will be called rapidly as a result of the
 Man Power Bill. Thousands of young boys between the ages of sixteen and eighteen
 who will not be accepted for military service, can patriotl- cally take their places in busl- ness offices by taking advant- age of the thorough and prac- tical t~9.ning in America s lar gest Conner cialCollege. This call for men who are not quail flied for military service and
 women, to help win the war by filling in gaps of business. are very urgent. If you can not go to the front, you can fight behind the lines. You are needed in thousands of po- sitions all oveT the country. Those who are properly train ed get what is left. If you want to do yourself justice, and, at the same time, eontri- bute your abili ' and service to the winning of the war, ar range to enter our school at once and let us prepare you
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10
NOT ICE.

On account of m father 65ohn 6- C French having beea duly declared insane and committed fa tde state Hospital by tbe court. and on ac- count of his age dotase and condition of mind af present, I hereby serve no- tice that am praying and pefitioaiHZ the court for q guardian or adminis- trafor for him and any person or per sons trading barreriug buying or sell ing with the said John G- C. French. most especially h, eeaityl VIII b. doing so at theIF=own cost aad Der.E eoH same will be litigatea by MiiiaeI French and Mittie Hukia h.- Heir,
 signed Willard French
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For U. < Senator. Joe T Robinson For Congressman. " < Goodwin For Governor, Chas H Trough For Attorney General J. D Ar buckle
 For Associate Justice II Hum phrpys.
 For Secretary of State. Tom ]. TcrTat
 For State Auditor, Hogan Oliver. For State Treasurer Joe Ferguson For State Supt Public Instruction, J L. Bond
 For Commissioner Mines Mfg and Agri. Jim Ferguson
 For Commissioner If State Lands. ". E. Owens.
 For Railroad Commissioner H E. Wilson
 For Prosecuting Attorney. Luke Monroe
 For State Senator. J. D H7u-g5m erv.
 For Representative. ( 3 Aajeaees For County Judge. I Y Franks For Sheriff. Luke Steet- For Circuit Clerk. \ $ MeGeHzH For County Clerk r D Martin For County Treasurer ". k iaaeE5 For Tax Assessor. Ii E Almaud For County Surveyor. Hugh White For Coroner. Dr. = \ Buchanan For Public Weigher. Luther West moreland
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10

sog the position that ia wc rt- F z yoar time and effort. TEs mands of the war haze taa- a thousands of men from bus .a=ss offices. so tkat ga aa5es
 o4e school have G+s44- Hancez to enter lHta positions 1- responsibility n the shortest possible Q tine. With 5seh O. sert1ritr confronting you hoW can yos put off entering @z& Use the advantage of be- ro' .1 business
 ar We t4a .ates to enter business with favorable conds- '5-- @-4 1-zt -'-z-- 5 #.a5ira- [ : p.1c13. r e9e.y 5-s.r ress, there is some oaeawG1 knows and some one" who has made study of the job ahead Of every department. Our grad uates are the some ones" be- cause they have been trained r practical and not in the0- retical way. They have been given an opportunity in school to show what they can do.
 Let Us train you for this ser vice and place the prestage of oar school behind you when y0a get into the field of busi- ness. Fill ii a4I mail for free catalogue.
 TFIer Commercial College.
 Tyler, Texas Name \ tdfe@S
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10
WHAT LIBERTY BONDS ARE

A Bond Is promise
 A Liberty Bond !s the promise of the United States 10 give you-what? The Safety of the World The victory of Right over Wrong. An end to the Powers Of Darkness. P0ace.
 These things ca. be bought. BUY FOURTH LOAN LIBERTY BONDS,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10

When s#s=raas- t,e.s aa are and tE#e -..aaas a8#s... FaH ta#a Zr~-.ae# and you aeed Herbine ze get rid af fae disagreea5ie feeling T. drI-sS o1- badly diseSted food. strengthens tae stomach and pHFifies tae bowels Sesa by Guthrie Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10
r ARN FOR tLE.

Ny entire farm of 5oo acres in good -taea of cultivation geed water, and all my live stock and crop. Located i5 miles east of Hope and Ii miles south Of Prescott. Arkansas Good schools and churches near by. Must take my wife to different climate on account of lung trouble This sale will be for cash. John F.. Butler.
 S-29St R5sston Route .
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10
EVEN THOUGH

Our boys will watch with eager eyes To see the Fourth Loan grow In size. So we can help and give them cheer, Tven though j~e'rs Over Hersi
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-10

Do you know San9l Chill Tonic anocks the Chiils and all Malaria Fe- ,erse Get 50c Trial Bottle 1t Hes tarly Drug Store.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

WANTED-Truck driver at once APP
ply to M. Irving Jester, Park and
Elm streets. 4-12-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
TENEMENT HOUSE
AAsS - oA
Law VIOLATION
Changes Create Fire Trap in Opin-
ion Of Building Inspector

For making alterations in a build
ing at 90 Grove street, without a
permit from the building Inspector
Joseph Dziczek was fined $50 and
costs in police court this morning by
Judge James 7. Meskill. Dziczek
pleaded not guilty to three COM
plants Assistant Prosecuting At
topney Joseph 6. Woods charged
Dziczek with making alterations at
90 Grove street without first obtain
ing a permit from the building in
spector; with altering a two and one
half story building from a four. to q
six tenement house; and with ma king
alterations without first submitting
the plans to the building inspector
! for approval. Judge Meskill regard
ed the offense as all one transa ction
and merged them into one.
Building Inspector Arthur n. Ru-
therford testified that on February 81
he passed the property and noted
that a new window had been cut
fn- Two days later he again passed
the property with the plumbing in
spector. Dziczekewas present and the
| building inspector asked DZiczek if
ne understood English. $50 ahead
and see.' ssid Dziczek. The inspector
then told Dzfczek he was violating
the law. Dziczek asked if he could
useethe rooms for sleeping rooms and
wasstoId that he could. He promised
to do so. Dziczel1 then asked for a
permit and was refused.
Iastsw Wednesday the inspector again
went to- the property and found two
families living in the new tenements.
rsha insusctor said there are SO
/ people living in the six tenements.
kFN1a 0p11 from
new upstairs tenements and it leads
INTO a pocket The exit Is blocked by
two doors and when the property was
Existted yesterday both doors were
hooked. In case of fire the people on
l1he third floor would probably lose
their lives seaid the building inspector.
kSanNary Inspector John Dolan and
detective Sergeant Richardson gave
coyroborative testimony. Detective
Richardson said that the building
salso contained a store in the base
ksnsnt Dziczelz took the stand in MS
Eown defense and said that the alter
Eatfons were half completed when the
building inspector appeared. Tne car
spenter who was doing the work tolo
him no permit was necessary. He
admitted he promised to use the
rooms as sleeping rooms. It became
cold and people put in stoves. Ac-
cording to Dziczek the people living
there take their meals downstairs.
William Iiebesman left his horse un-
hitched in front of the police station
Yesterday while he made some pur-
chases at Andrews, Swift & Co. The
horse strayed away and Desk officer
Herbert c. Lyon chased after it.
I:ehesman admitted his carelessness
at1G attributed it to forgetfulness. He
was ordered to pay fine of So with
out costs.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
NOLAN LOSES ON A FOUL
Camp Dix Heavyweight Champion
ship Goes to McCIoslley OF New
Jersey in Fourth Round.

Camp Dix, WrightstoWn, \. j.
April 13.-In the bitterest ring fight
that boxing enthusiasts have wit
messed here this season, CAP Me-
ClOskY Of II Company. Thirty-fourth
Engineers, formerly of Elizabeth won
the Camp Dix heavyweight champion
ship on q foul from Sam Nolan Of
Battery c, 309th Field Artillery No
Ian sent in a terrific blow below the
belt and was disqualified. The foul
was committed in the third round,
when both fighters were striving for
a knockout.
Nolan, New York cannoneer, who
has Won several bouts in his struggle
toward the final, had the better of tbs
alrst round. McClosky, who has
gained fame as the sledge hamme
hitter from North Jersey, woke up
IN the second and from then until
the foul ended the fight it was
pretty even go.
Sergeant Johns Of the 307th Field
Artillery, won the 145 pound cham
pionship by knocking out Private P
Martin of Company Fl, 153d Depot
Brigade in the third round. Both
fighters had vanquished some of the
best scrappers in their class in the
camp.
At the end Of four rounds Private
John Buffalo of Company Eleven,
$3.50 Depot Brigade, was awarded the
decision by Referee Jeff Smith over
Private G. W. Brooks Of G Company.
319th Infantry. in the finals Of the
1875 pound class.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
W0MAN'S COMMITTEE
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
Twenty five Representatives of Civic
Interests Meet and Hear Address
by Miss Nj. T. Corwin.

Twenty-Five women, representing
numerous local civic and educational
ORGANIZATIONS, met last evening at t1e
Chamber OF Commerce rooms for the
xnxpose OF considering the advisability
pf Aprming local woman's committee
OF the State Council Of Defense. Miss
nTaxgaret T. Corwin, representing the
state and national committees of the
Council of Defense, delivered All ad-
dress. She outlined the work to be
ACCOMPLISHED through the committee.
nc was somewhat Of a surprise to
heamat that New Britain was one Of
brasy earee spia oes,in Connecticut with
but g. woman's committee. New
Rritafn fs in the class of KILLING worth
and Hatwinton, being without such
rornnni1tee. New Britain women have
not been backward in war work. even
though fhere was no local woman's
committee. The service of the women
pf New Britain compares most favor
hbay with tn total results accom-
k,Msfned by women in even larger cities
kr4 Connecticut Miss Marry Campbell
presided at the meeting last might and
steps will be taken for the organiza-
zion of the committee.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
RED SOX RETURN HOME.
Reach Boston in Midst of Driving
SnOWstO1n.

Boston, Mass, April 13.-The Bos-
ton American League team arrived
here yesterday In the midst of drlV-
ing 'snowstorm after q training trip OF
two months in the South. Manager
Barrow was disappointed to see snow
on the diamond at Fenway Park as
unfavorabIe weather for the last
week has retarded the teams deVel-
opment, but he ordered the players to
report at the grounds today.
When the train stopped yesterday
at Column bus, Ohio, the home of Hank
Gowdy, former catcher of the Boston
Nationals and now somewhere IN
France with the National Guard, the
players, headed by Johnny EVers,
Gowdy's old teammate, stood up and
gave the world series hero silent
toast.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
NOTICE.
Order of Notice of Hearing.
iStriCt of Berlin, SIS; PrObar

District of Berlin, SIS; Probate
Court, April II, a. D. 1918.
Estate of John J. Cream, late Of the
town Of New Britain, in said district,
deceased
Upon the application Of James NJ.
Curtin and Mary T. Cream, praying
that they as Executors may be en-
powered to sell and convey certain
real estate in New Britain, Conn, as
per said application on file more full.
ly appears 1T is
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro
bate Office, in New Britain, in said
district, on the goth day of April,
A. D. 1918, at o'clock in the fore
noon, and that notice be given of the
tendency of said application and the
time and place Of hearing thereon. by
publishing this order in some news
paper having a circulation in said
district, and by posting a copy of this
order on the public sign-post in the
Town of New Britain, in said district.
and by giving notice to all parties in
interest, either personally or by mail
ing to each one, prepaid postage. a
copy of this order, and return make
to this Court of the notice given.
Attest:
BERNARD r. GAFFNEY.
Judge
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

WANTED-A young man for soda
fountain work. The Miller Hanson
Drug Co, 30 Church street. 4-S-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
PARK CITY BOUT OFF.

Bridgeport, April 13.-Billy Hogan
manager and matchmaker of the
Union Boating club last night an
nounced that the Harry Greb-G George
Chip bout, scheduled to be fought
here on Monday night, has been post
poned until the night of April %.
Jimmy Mason, manager of Greb,
requested the postponement claim
ing that his scrapper is confined to
the Mercy hospital, Pittsburgh, with
an attack of bOils.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
YALE GAME POSTPONED.

New Haven, April 13.-On account
of wet grounds, the baseball game
scheduled for this afternoon between
the Yale team and Holy Cross will
not be played. The game between
the Freshmen and New Haven High
school has also been called off
There is a possibility that ar
rangements may be made with these
teams for games on a Tuesday or
Thursday some time later, but the
mana cement is at present unable to
make any definite statement
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

Wfl1 Officiate At Opening of Season
At Polo Grounds.

New York, April 13.-Major-Gen
grtffiam A. Mann, Commander of the
Department of the East at Governors
island, has accepted President Hemp
hteat's invitation to throw out the
hrsf ball at the Polo Grounds next
Euasday, when the Giants and Brook
kyn Dodgers pry open the National
League baseball season in this city
che Mayor formerly was asked to
n, cow out the first ball, but this year
Il was believed a high military officer
svould be more appropriate for the
role so an invitation was extended to
Een Mann.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
WANTS TO GO IN SUB.
Alexander VIII Ask Exemption
Board for Permission to Enlist.

A Pacific Port, April 13.-Grover
Cleveland Alexander, Chicago Nation
al League pitcher, plans to ask the
st. Paul, Neb., Draft Board, which
yesterday ordered him to report to
Camp Funston on April &c for per-
mission to join the submarine forces
here, according to Ensign J. B,
Cooke, athletic officer.
Ensign Cooke said that Alexander
told him recently Of his intention to
enlist here at the submarine base.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
; GIANTS BEAT INDIANS.
Iesreau and Barnes Again Prove TOO
Much For American Lcagucrs.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 13.-De-
spite cold weather, the Giants ana
Cleveland Indians resumed opera
tons here yesterday, the Giants VIM
ming the sixth game of the set by
score of 5 to l. For the first time
since the series started, New York has
the edge on the series. 1t now stands
three to two in favor of the Giants.
One game ended in q tie. The CleVe-
lands must win today to make II an
even break The Giants are the only
National League team winch mas
managed to hold it's own with an
American League spring opponent
The score:
+. h. e.
Cleveland ..... 1oo0ooooo-1
New York 1310OOO0x-5
Wilkinson, Enzman and B1lhngs'
Tesreau, Barnes and McCarty ana
Rariden.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
WESLEYAN TRACK COACH.

Midd1etown, April 13.-Hermann A
INm, a former Penn State college
track star, has been obtained to
coach the track squad at Wesleyan.
Lusn was q record holder at Penn
State in the mile run. He captained
the 1913 team at the college, which
was his senior. Lum was also pres
ident of the Y. M. G. A. In that year.
His home-ts In Madison, N. J. He will
commence work with the men at
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
CARDINA RELEASE TUERO.
Cuban Goes to Little Rock Under OPP
tionaI Agreement.

st. Louis, April 13.-Oscar Tuero,
the Cuban pitcher obtained from the
Will1esbarre club of the New York
State league, was released under an
optional agreement to Little Rock
President Branch Hickey of the st.
Louis Nationals announced yesterday
Tuero is subject to recall upon
five days notice at any time.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR SALE-The premises, mol
Grove Hill Good house and h
Barn supitable for garage,f Il
lot 80 II feet wide, front and \
and 272 feet deep. Inquire Gel
W. Andrews, 272 Main street
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
EXHIBITION GAME CANCELLED,

Brooklyn, April 13.-The exhibition
baseball game scheduled between the
New York Americans and the Brook
lyn Nationals at Ebbetts field today
was called off because of snow-cov-
cred grounds
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
BROWNS BEAT CARDINALS.
american Leaguers Score Over Ma
tionals by to 3.

St. Louis, April 13.-After several
postponements the st. Louis Browns
and Cardinals got into action yester-
day and played the second game OF
their series. The American leaguers
won by a score of to 3. The Browns
have won both games played. The
score
r. h. e.
ST. Louis ca ............ 6
ST Louis (N.) ....-..,,...
Observation-Disclosures, Sothoron, Da-
venport and Nunamaker; Meadows,
Sherdell, Packard, May, Howard and
Gonzales.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
AGENTS WANTED.

LARGE MANUFACTURER wants
representatives to sell shirts, I'M
derWear, hosiery, dresses, waists,
skirts, direct to homes. Write for
Tree samples. Madison Mills, SOB
Jew York City
Size = Sat 26t
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
MIDGET LEAGUE STANDING

Acting Physical Director Bearse of
the High school, has compiled the
following standing of the midget
basketball league at the school,
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
TIGERS AGAIN DOWN REDS
Pile Up to Lead Over Matty's Men
I'm Series.

Memphis, Tenn, April 13-The De-
troit Americans again defeated the
Cincinnati Reds here Yesterday. The
score was to 2. The series now
stands games to in favor of the
Tigers. The score:
r. h. e.
Detroit (Americans) ..... 8 Is l
Cincinnati (Nationals) 49,. 2 2 I
Batteries-Mttchell Erickson and
Stanage; Eller and Allen.
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

NOTICING do electrical wtr
hang fixtures, install doorbells
do repair work reasonably. Rich
Cordian, Jr., Jerome St, teleph'
1622-4 3-N
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR sALE-House, eight rooms, i'm
provements, barn, large garden,
fruit. Chapman street. 4-9-5dx
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One pair horses. va
5000 pounds. Also Is teas
horse hay. Address 319 Rocky.
avenue, or telephone 2S&a 4
tf Ali
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR SALE-World' wonder "
mont seed potatoes $1.o0 per bu
81. Guaranteed not frosted. Tel. q
Daniel Webster. Alb,
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Shade trees, II to 20
feet long: must sell at once; cheap.
20 Wilson street 4-10-1Wx
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

ATTOMO BILE-Parties taken
Reasonable rates. Allen car Ri
ard Covert. Tel. 255-12. 4-81
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR SALE-Indian MOTORCYCLE
Wakefield Court. 4-11I
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR SALE-Farm, good house
barn; acres grapes and Is ad
good land. Inquire EOS North
New Britain. 4-1a-sI
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13
HELP WANTED-MAIE.

WANTED-Messenge over fourteen
years of age. Earn good pay with
bicycle. Western Union Tel. Co.,
IL railroad Arcade. 4-13-2d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-13

FOR SALE--A Guernsey COW be-
tween six and seven years old, very
good condition and good milker.
Reason for selling. going into gov
ernment shipbuilding service, 264
Clark street. 4-12-3dx