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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
+, BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
CHEAP-NEAR 18th AND N N.W.-CLEAR;
net rent. $4,000. Price. ss7,ooo.. F. L. Nc
FOR SALE
D St. Property
Near 9TH St. NV.
Good Business Location.
Can be bought for about
value of the ground.
VIII include q four-story building.
Immediate Possession.
See Mr.. TEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
WISCONSIN AVE. Mr.. Q ST.
Brick bldg, containing store
and 5 rooms; bargain. Price,
$4,000. FRANK A. ONElL,
1332 Wisconsin ave. Phone West
1896.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD NV.
Semi business property. two stores ana seven
apartments. Price, $4,000. Annual income:
$3.50. Excellent Investment. Well located
A. q. HoUGHToN & CO.. 1916 H st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section
CORNER n. CAPITOL AND BRYANT sTs....
New modern store and nat; fine business; sell
building and business. OWNER. n $50. "
xrarnrn m pnv
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Northwest.

Nicely arranged S-room home on two 6oors:
hotwater heat; electric lights; front and rear
porches: stairways; convenient to two car
lines. Price and terms reasonable.
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WOoDLEY.RD.
PRICE. .$l&5oo.

Detached home. center.hall plan: modern
Improvement: 10 large rooms, 2 baths; In
perfect condition throughout. Beautiful
oak trees. Convenient terms.
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Southeast.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
SHANNON & LUCHS,
ga Fifteenth Street NV.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th St. NV Main 2345
CHEVY CHASE. CHEVY CHASE.
$13,5oo. $1,000.
tor
S .nda isphs ptei @ ssn.d. ' '.' - ~ "
% f,sssa a. a.u@ss.ts % .'si vi" be TWO-FAMILY FLAT
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NOkIHEASl
soooo $500.
naoussy moSsn building
~ I % - 1 e. % R .essas e n % e.s S deep % Ii tot %
porch .mpSd FOURJFAMILY FLAT.
rsnst. rnnT space ''f s1s" ief"' e'' :" -. $4,000
NORTHEAST n:ns so:sez % ea e ars s ;s s; .aud aPe
.. $4,000
ao1Ssa:s % % @ G
S:a s s .": :s % .s fssss s I se: @ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
peHas': ,ss .ssns aES.shSu space 10" $125oo
MT. PLEASANT cd oasS e % %ai ST Of aS 81
$I3,5oo. heat eeetiasy Electric gas hardwood hard ssnd
,sSss. S,:s I'd @ reasonable
s o * s51ss sss:; IS: ; r. '' NORTHEAST
$3.50 s..4oen dsashG GSs ho.. IN A
- MT PLEASANT-$II,ooo $500
.,.s s's:sas s:assa @ % % @
e: Ps NAY e's ss s.i. % a." }ssss. }s s. % several thousand collars ~ "
| SHANNON & LUcHs, -.
z13 14th St. NV Main 2345.
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TO GOOD ooI0RnD PARrY. NoDaRH, TWO
9th and r sts.; hns plumbing; cellar: good
lSt; public s!lsyi A only Ssooo; terms II desirsd
Two-Family Apartment.
Near Lincoln Park. Ecsnsmicai home, over
s:s wa ;as on sss sss
tie ota.r: @ P4scs, sSsce. Rsasesabis ters,s.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc. 4. E.
1884 b St INV. .: .Pheas. Main 11ee.
PRIos sssoo-w. Va. AVE. fN.B.4 ROOMS
and sszsss sal LIS ssi1 IL. Y: Mn % ss
Bloon1ingdale. :.
&e,00o-A nns home q rooms. zeolonial
front poreh4s, hardwood neorS< sna tlimning.
II you want Q nice homo you cahnot .duplieate
i sSs tSs ges IT. = na, hsss s., ,s
1850 On oqiaey. st -n.s:; r. h.w.h.;
l'sss Serdo to Eias Eas VIZ gssss
HE best iocstien Il wssSisston.. ''' = :.
and ssss s.sst sses ss q e buys IN
I At d 'Fis.. ave: NV. 8: >
e..-.Y .Fhenes NJ o062.e $50 -
ga J.W: lHepner.. s.
You Can See for 3 oirIseiifi. s.
d, niss; new 5-reum. tas. beth., bgnsllow;
sise.; M:soo: 10 .ss:h. Sss. .sostsly u y: ssis:
utes to Tfsasury; ready ,te5mose, ,izto.
Consider This. 81 -.
! $500 ,eash,; 4eS monthly .walf" yu1ehnss gt1is
Chevys Chass. D. g.. buleaIcw;r 3 rocas, tn
cean: ava; Walking distasess Sulsea q
StandsEds. - -. - -
Morgan E. Morgsn,& Co, !.
1loz n, =. an. !. - xis1kll IN
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IDEAL NORTHEAST
|SECTION-$6,5oo.
An unusual opportunity b ssours .
KennedyIouih house at this price; very
attractive; rooms: colonial fropt p0fch:
90, bath; modern heating plant. Easy terms.
CHEVY CHASE-$,ooo.
A thoroughly up-to-date bungalow q 9
rooms. on 8 lot S5xi5O, in this beautiful
eectjon Of detached homes. Excellent con-
sdition, A reasonable cash payment and
S6 per month Will purchase this home.
FIRST COMMERCIAL
ZONE-$,soo.
P RSrs opportunity for store and two
beautiful apartmsnts IN z wnite Gown.
corner; "a feet wide. With very little
remodeling would be worth $4,000. At
teactive terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$500.
On PARK 3D.. eonyenisnt 70 iith and
eth St car lines: Groom brick home;
front and rear poeches; elsc. lights; built
In .refriseratof; squiPpsd With screen: Greens
earage space. Attractive terms.
WILLIAM s
MEMBER or THE WASHING
Phone Main 90. =
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CHEVY CHASE.

PRICE, $14, ,bW.
A beautiful detached home, containing
8 rooms and baths; large. porches;
h.-w.h., electric lights, and all modern
Improvement including 4 garage. In drst.
class condition. Terms can be arranged.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC. 49,
1884 Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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Chevy Chase.

Unusually attractive s-room home In this
beautiful suburb; hot-water heat: electric
lights; porches; ample space for garage: house
in perfect condition throughout. Price, 81, 500.
Immediate possession can be given.
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Mass. Ave. Mr.. Sheridan Circle
$I35,ooo'
Main 683o.

. THOMAS J. FISHER u CO..
--Incorporated----- ,+.. :.
z,s 18th St. NV Main 6sso
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Brookiand.

Seven-room and bath home in good resi-
Dental section: electric lights; garage for
one car: an exceptionally good buy. Price,
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Southeast.

Splendid Groom and bath home in best sec:
Library; hot-water heat; nice front and rear
yards; house in splendid condition throughout.
Price. $1,000. Can be bought On very rea.
sonable terms.
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NORTHWEST.

PRICE, $4,000.
semi-detached brick home. having bed
rooms, large sleeping porch and bath on
second door; rooms, reception hall on
frst floor; economical heating plant and
electric lights. Brick garage for two cars.
Owner will give possession. .
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BLOOMINGDALE.

PRICE, $7.UOV.
Owner Is anxious to sell this conven-
iently located home. Has rooms % bed
rooms) and bath; economical heating plant.
Garage, opening on wide alley. Posses
sion and convenient terms.
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BROOKLAND.

PRICE, $3.50.
"A new, detached home. bungalow style,
with an the latest improvements. Colo
nial front porch and sleeping porch. Rea-
sonab1e terms. ~.-.
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Main 2345.

NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL-$I4,ooo.
semi-detached residence containing "
rooms. 2 baths; cleo. lights room for
ranged for housekeeping apartment.
rooms and bath. and Il Is now rented:
This house IL particularly well built and
in completely satisfactory condition.
Terms.
BRIGHTWOOD-$Io,ooo.
This Is an excelisnt buyi dstaesed
porch; complete bath: h.w.h.. sisc.
lights; lot 4Ox1i0; brick garage. House
As In Al coalition; beautiful shruboery.
SPLENDID NORTHEAST
SECTION-$yooo. -.
Modern corner home, IN excellent con
h-Wh, elec lights; hardwood hoor and
trim; colonial front porch: foubae rear
poeches; concrete cellar; la6udry tubs.
servantss toilet, etc. Attractive terms.
GEORGETOWN-$3,soo.
Nine-room ana hath brick house Is bed.
roomsl: IN very good condition; lot
26x6S; room for garage. Constderatiou
win be given cash customer. lnvesu'
PHILLIPS,
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
1909 New York Ave.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS, :.

BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel Main h,no -N"'- 14o6 St NV.
A CHOICE sFI Ff,T1ON OF STRICTLY MODERN HOMES
CONTAINING SIX TO TWELVE ROOMS
- - SPLENDID VALUES
:, and
LOCATIONS.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
oprrrs mn

Three-story' brick; 10 rooms, s baths;
h.-w.h., electricity. In good condition.
Now renting at Si25 per month. Tenant
will vacate desired. Easy terms can be
arranged. West Of Columbia I'd. on an
exclusive street. =
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PETWORTH.

A semi-detached home with a frontage
Of e feet on one Of the best streefs In
b. this section; Z rooms and b tn and porche1.
strictly modern and up to date. Convenient
terms.
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six-room and hath brick house.. in Al con-
dition; interior has been thoroughly renovated,
including painting, papering and refnishing
floors: latrobe heat and gas lights; deep let
to paved alley; immediate possession; reason
able terms.
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MEMBER OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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DETACHED HOME.

Situated on q large come, lot, oo1i10.
with 1S:foot parking; 4 bedrocms and tile
bath. Colonial frpnt and side porches;
large living rooms with brick fireplace; ;
electric liyhts, h.-N.h. Garage. Tesms.tr
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NEAR 18th AND COL, RID.

brick house: Q rooms, bstaa;. steam heat:
garage for 2 cars, Possession and easy
terms. 49, -s'r-r - -->"''N' = =
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New Chevy Chase House

This H. an exceptieosily pretty new
ses3dehca Of seven rooms. and hath. with
hot.vater heat. electric light glassef-in
>Slseping. porch. tnclcsed oeeskfast porch,
har4Wood slooss, IN fact 4. dwelling that
emhodieS many ifeAtufes. seldom fouud In
eshoUe at this Ipeice. -See it. ct once.
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Very attractive nine-room and bath
residence, with every detail that makes
lot Wtb. SaTSre, Excellent section. Can
Be- bought On reasonable terms. -
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KEEP YOUR MONEY WORKING. If YOU
have funds to place in d. c. property coumu-
nicate with me.
G. B. LINKENS.
1874 G st. Main 5057.
wANTEDILOAN OF $4,000 OR YEARS,
q per cent interest. on high-class property
worth double the amount Of loan or more:
makers note good for the loan. regardless Of
the real estate security. Address Box 74-A.
Star Office.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-02

crew and taking. her in tow started for New York.
 On reaching quarantine the schoon- CTS guard was increa sed.
 U. s. Attorney Hayward said he had had the schooner brought to New York after. having been advised of her seizure.
 He added. she would be held in custody here pending a conference with the coast guard officers who had captured her and an examination o1 her papers.
 He said that she might be charged with violating navigation laws.
 For; weeks the coast guard service has been circling nearby waters or the lookout for mysterious floating bars which have been reported bob- bing up from Cape Cod south to the Virginia, Capes.. ;sv.. >.t. -. /,
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CTS who are interested in any way to ! make plans for the annual picnic which will be held this month Albert North and family have re- turned to their home on Grove street after spending months vacation in 1 Raymond, Maine
 Miss Minnie Kahms has resumed her duties as stenogra pher at the Connecticut Metal and Chemical com pany after enjoying a two weeks va cation in Maine. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Varson are re I ceiving congratulations on the birth l of daughter Mrs. Varson was for l merly Miss Dorothea Krauth of this place.
 ! ; MT. and Mrs. Charles Hart and lson Allen, left Monday morning for l East Orange, N. J., where they will ispend their vacation, making the trip
 by automobile.
 ! Mrs. Olaf Benson has returned ] from her vacation spent at Lake Po- cotopaug in East Hampton.
 The members of Sacred Heart
 church are repainting the church. The wheels of discontent have al lready started to move among the
 numerous travellers on the branch
 road on account of the notice of raise in zone rates between Berlin and
 Middletown and a petition will be passed around among the local travel CTS for the same rate as at present | On taking a check up on all the
 local tobacco fields the storm of Sun day did more damage than was a first reported. Some of the tobacct
 cannot be salvaged and sold sec. ond grade while a large acreage is
 completely destroyed and is a tota | loss. | NOTICE-New tailor shop opened on Der
 lin St. Dry cleaning. pressing and suit | made to order. Raphael Falo, Prop. ] Berlin Conn S-2-6d
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PERSONAL.

Miss Anna Nilsson, formerly Mrs. E. Johnson of West Main street, has gone to Fremont, Ohio, where she will be the guest of her son, Albert Johnson.
 Hugo Matsen of the J. A. Andwers company and family, are spending their vacation at Greve Beach.
 pr. Irving and family of Vine street ara at York Beach. Maine, for two weeks
 Miss Daisy Koplowitz of 3S Dewey street, is spending the month at Ocean beach. She will be joined by her sister, Miss Julie Koplowitz this Saturday.
 Manager H. T. Sisper of the New Britain Gas Light company left today for a three weeks vacation at Green vile. Maine
 Edward Disbury. of 30 Roberts street. left today for San Diego, Cal, where he will spend the winter with his sister.
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CHEATED RUSSIAN
 SOVIETS, IS CLAIM
Their Purchasing Agent Arrested on Charge of Stealing About $780,
 OOO-Hcld in O,OOO Bonds.

New York, Aug. 2.-More than a dozen civil suits as well as a criminal prosecution face Jacques Roberto ~ibario, who was arrested last night on a charge of unlawfully appropri- Iting $136,000 belonging to the Rus jan soviet government for which he was an accredited purchasing agent. C'ibrario was released in $10,000 bond ,or arraignment Thursday.
 Miss Rose Weiss, attorney repre- senting the Russian government who swcre to the warrant for Cibrario' s arrest, told Judge Talley before whom ',ail was arranged, that about sS0O,- 100 of $1,00O,00O fund credited to
 1brario by the Russian governmen, nas been withdrawn without any ade- uuete return being made to the Rus sian government for the money
 Cibrario's commission from the 3olsheviki was the purchase of mo-
 ion picture projecting machines an6 aw film. He is alleged to have form d a number of fraudulent corpora ions and to have sold to hi1tself an iquated projectors, appropriating tn: difference between their cost and tn. ccst of modern projectors. In his purchases of film, he is alleged t. have collected a rebate through ar angement with the film sellers
New Britain herald., 1921-08-02

Tn the great fight Carpenter hit Dempsey with swift powerful blows that had the speed of gun fro. Tho yelling mob saw him land his famous right on Dempsey's jaw, yet Dempsey never finched but relcntlessly he tore after the Frenchman with his old rip ping tearing, merciless power, landing ter rife punches on head, body and jaw until Carpenter quickly weakened and then another powerful punch and again Dempsey showed himself to bo the superman of the age-the greatest Champion tho world has ever known.
 The London Daily Mail, of July 4th, quotes Carpentier as saying Dempsey is the most powerful man have ever mot in tho ring. He Is incredibly strong. To hit him is like hitting 6 mountain. To take his punches is like feeling the wallop of an avalanche. If were asked what lead to my defeat, would say tho two tremendous blows Dempsey landed on the nape of my neck. 1 was not the samA after that" Dempsey says, ''l feel won through greAasr power, endurance, fighting skill and strafegy. took Carpenters hardest blows On my chin and while they knocked me back thsy did not daxe mo in the least. l am surc CaTDent3er has not tho endurance to stand tho hard blows that can stand, neither has he tho strength to deliver them. understand hts methods of training arc entirely different from mino. While believe in scicrtinc box ing still never lose sight of the, fact that other things being equ,i it !. tne man who has tho greatest strength. power and endurance that is going to Win. In build ing up these three most important thinss there I! nothing like filling your blood with good old strensth-glvtns iron. ln prepartne TOT my great fight with Willard I u,ed Nuxated Iron aa part of my trsinins. and felt that 1t was such benefit Ao mo that after waEds used 1t, whenever | felt was not quite up to the mark. to help restore my strength. energy and visor, and when commenced training for my light with Carpontier, tho supreme test of my life I%hgain took Nuxnteh Yror apd
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K, 0F.C. OATH GIVEN <. FULLEST. PUBLICITY
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widely as possible the real obligation taken by all Knights of Columbus:
 q swear to support the constitu- tion of. the United States. I pledge myself. as a citizen and Knight of Colum bus, to enlighten myself fully or1 my duties as a, citizen and to- con scientiously perform. such duties en- tirely in. the interest of. my country and regardless of personal conse- quences I pledge myself to do all in my power to preserve the integrity and purity of the ballot and to pro- mote reverence and respect for, law
New Britain herald., 1921-08-02
OUTLAWS DEFEAT BEAVERS

The Outlaws defeated the highly rated Beavers in a baseball game at Walnut Hill park yesterday afternoon by the score of 5 to 4 The play proved a battle royal The second game of a series will be played at St. Marys playground on Friday evening at o'clock sharp. The batteries yes terday were Anderson and Regula for the winners and Wojak and McGrath for the Beavers
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NOTICE.
NVII(E. To the Legal Voters of PlainvilIe

To the Legal Voters of Plainville Tn accordance with Section No 6s5, of Chapter No. 37, Connecticut State Statutes, the Registrars of Voters will meet in the town building, Friday, August 9th. 1921, and Friday, August 18th, 1921. from 12 o'clock m to 9 o'clock p. m.. (standard time), for the purpose of making an enrolment of the Legal Voters of Plainville.
 At either of these meetings a Legal Voter may declare his or her politi- cal preference. and be placed on their respective party list
 JOSEPH N. McKERNAN.
 W. L. CAFFERTY. as4 RNriafrars
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BERLIN NEWS NEW YORK TOTS
 HERE TOMORROW Children From Big City Will ,a:Spend Vacation in Berlin NO GEN. DEL. ABUSE HERE
PostInaseeH Pagan Has But one Com- plAint in More Than Two Years Yt4us4A of Interest.

Tho Berlin Motherhood. club haa made final arrangements for the bringing If tho small children hero from New York city under tho aus- pices of fresh air fund conducted by 'MetropolitAn paper. Tho little totz will arrive hero on tho 4:09 train tomorrow afternoon and will Do met at the Berlin depot by c delega- ton of the club and the committee in charge. From tho depot they will Dc taken to the homes of the various people in Kensington and Berlin who will take care of them during their twe weeks stay in town.
 At every homo tomorrow whero thn children will stay. an extra anounts of food will>po on the tables and IL Is expected that all will ba made away with by the youngsters. Fifteen children will be cared for in Berlin and Kensington. On the same train with these children there will 6s others who in turn will be left at Msriden and Wallingford. They will all gather again on August IT, when they will return to their homes.
 z Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Charles Pratt. Mrs. B. D. Showa1ter and Mrs. william eaepard will pro- vide homes for some of tho little ones In Berlin, while Mrs. Louis Griffith, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Fred Crane. Mrs. Louis Bradbury, Mrs. Charles Sharpe, Mrs. Martin Crowley. Mrs. Harold upson and Mrs. George Green will provide for some in Kensingtop. Mrs Green, head of tho Kensington com nittee, announced this morning that Mrs. M. [. Fitzgerald of 1se Eas, Main stFAet, New Britain, will take eAarSA of one youngster on her owr roquest.
 The committee will meet within s eAtrt time to make plans for outings AHd picnies to bs held while tho chill dYen are in Berlin. As Mrs. Greer stated. 1t is probably the first time that some of the bcSs and giEls have ever had the opportunity to go into the country and will undoubtedl, have tho time of their lives while away from the hot, dusty and dirty city streets of New York's east side
 Nd oenerAJ Delivery Complaints Here
 Relative to new instructions whicf have been sent out to postmaster! throughout the country, Postmaster FAsan stated hia morning that Ken sihrtAn has been fortunate in regard to the correct use of the general de livery mail. The instructions sent ou yest3rdas follow:
 "At city and village delivery onces pps0eHs supposed to be residents wht e@ll s4 the general delivery for mai win bH rvq1ested to furnish in writ ing their names and addresses witf their reasons for desiring the use O general delivery instead of carrier iervies. Miners will be required t eusnisA the same information as vel oA 9th1 names of tAeir parents O 6U4r43ans whose written consen afat6t 4A<osADAAy tho application. Th' v6neral delivery privilege will not b' txooA06d te. patrons whose mail car Z G1eoA r4gulafIy V city or vii
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and order. I promse to practice my religion openly and consistently, but without ostentation and to so conduct myself in public affairs as to reflect nothing but credit upon our holy church to the end that she may four ish, and our country prosper to the greater honor and glory of God.'
New Britain herald., 1921-08-02
NAIR SELLS TO wE1NsrE1N

Attorney L. Nair, acting on orders of the bankruptcy referee. today sold the stock and fixtures in the Com munity store, Inc, in Stanley Quarter to Max Weinstein or this city. The sale price was reported as $1,05o.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-02
COLIN IS COACH.

Durham, N. H., Aug. 2.-Harvey W. Cohn. noted Olympic athlete. has been appointed faculty coach of the New Hampshire college track team, 1t was announced today.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-02
COOLIDGE IN BOSTON

Boston, Aug. 2.-vice President Coolidge visited the state house today for the first time since his term as gov ernor expired last January
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TO RENT5 or room tenement, Improvements 3s Whiting St
 S-7-ld
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believe it was an tm.
 portant factor In heip- Ing me to win % easily my great victory and ! would adviss people who arc in aVeaksaed condition t6 U thls wonderful stYeDgth and blood buildWF
 When . ma6 n strong end phyrisaIly fit a. Dsg6pssy uses Nnxassd< Isoo, how much 1oso important h n that thousands 04fhouaands ofothesy Who 70 greatly lack phulc cal strength, bower and endurance, ishoaid avail thsxn- sslvos of its benents. NuxAted Iron not ouly con ntains strengthening organic iron tnr the pnrposo of ouhching tho blood but 1t also contatns hs principal chemical constituenn of active living newe nrce in a form whteh most nearly resembles that In tho brain and nervo cells of mau O that NuxA1ed Iron may be snid to be both . blood and . nervo food, If through worry. over work. constant ncr- 
 vous strain. Nief or
 your blood has become nerve force exhausted short courpe of Nuxatl duce mnat surprising n and highly endorsed b, Senators, Membev O of United States CooytI people; even Rome ha ftn usA IT la no~ h.lr
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TO RENT-Rooms at Pond Point Beach, Edgewater Cottage. Mrs-
 Frank Keefer. e-2-si
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COAST GUARD MEN CAPTURE RUM BOAT
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TOwed Into. Ncvv York.

. .. Towed, Into. New York. ;.
 The men detained by the coast guard officers gave their names as Clarence King Of Barcelona. and M. Murphy, American. L, Maui, French, and R. Pike. American. all eamen.
 After examining the ships papers the seneca's captain placed seven
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location, by two adults Address
 Herald, Box 5BB. s-2-3dx
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How l Won And How "~ Host Told By Dempsey ....: TT. ... and Carpenter

Dempsey Nuxated Iron used by him part of his training in his opinion important factor of his phenomenal victory Carpenter he believes ater ally helped to give him that mighty to withstand Carpenters hardest hits and that also helped put added punch behind his own blows.
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Jack Kee1ns, Dempsey's AAno- ger, sayss Knowing what Nux- atod Iron had dooe for Dsmpesy In ths Willard fight ! stroneiy Ia.
 s1stsd that b. uos this wonderful Srsngth and blood builder as . pm of hs trsinang for the fight with carpsnsisr, and l believe 1t was m important factor In buld- ing up DsmpssyS supsrhuman sefsoGsh, power and endurance which wsss such important fsc- sors in winning his sasy victory.