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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
penn POLO TRIO
TO MEET tigers
Victory Over Princeton Tonlgese'
viii Mean Lead in Inter. S
collegiate League 4
SEXTON BACK IN HARNESS

TyIIE University of Pennsylvania polo
L team has m excellent chance %
move into the lead in the intercollegiate
League, provided Jimmy Sexton and his
mates score victory over Princeton
tonight in the Cavalry Armory at Thir.
ty second street and Lancaster avenue.
Both the Tigers and Penn have scored
victory in the league to date. toe
Princetonians subduiny Yale and the
Red and Blue winning from Cornell
Yale Is listed on the Penn schedule for
n game here next Saturday night, and
the week following Norwich College
plays in the armory.
Penn students point with pride to che
victory scored by their favorites over
the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club.
which defeated Princeton recently !.
Penn won over the trio from the CITY
of Churches by one point in great
game that marked the start of Strans.
a substitute. who scored four goals and
played wirlwind game in addition.
Coach DR.. Alleman. n veteran In
the polo game, expects to keep Strany
in the game for teamwork although
Bridgeman, who has been coming along
with rapidity Of late. may get the as.
signment. The addition of the last
named to the squad gives the coach six
first class players of almost equal
ability.
Jimmy Sexton. who injured his leg
in practice early in the week, will be
in the lineup tonight IIe has entirely
recovered from the hurts that kept him
on the sidelincs for several days. Dixon
will start at the other post.
A victory for Penn tonight and sub.
sequent wins over the Yale and Nor
wich college teams will mean that the
Red and Blue trio will represent the
East in the big tourney at the Lake
Shore Country Club. Chicago, in March.
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ATHLETES GET.
Abingdon High School Honors Stu
dents and Appoints Managers

Abingdon, Feb. 11.-Letters and
monosrams were awarded to Abingdon
High athletes today by Prof. J. w.
Weirick, who, in his presentation ad-
dress, emphasized that Abingdon High
is rapidly attaining notable position
among high schools of Philadelphia and
the suburbs in athletics.
Letters were awarded to Frederick
Phipps, Charles Iiebrick. Clement
Kneezel, Carl Reichert. John Chester
man, Robert Cotton, Charles Myers.
Paul Sassaman. Gregory Egncr. Louis
Wilson, Henry Amber, Wayne Stn.
son, Archie McNicker. John Woolley
and John Williams.
MonOgrams were awarded to Frederick
Fowles, Robert Martin. Joseph Ma :
guire, Kenneth Young. Joseph Hunter,
Maxey Morrison. ROLAND Scherbaum,
Charles Mebus, Sheldon Hoffman,
Frank Evoy. George Gittlin. Joseph
Conway, Albert Britt, Franklin Lutz,
Robert Rapp, George Mann and
Richard Fetter. with special award
to Harold Webster.
These managers were appointed at
the same student meeting: Track man
ager, Joseph Hunter; tennis manager,
Fred Fowles swimming manager,
Louis Riggs.
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s. MANY SOCCER GAMES OFF
Grounds Unfit for Cup and First
Division Matches

The soccer rcams in all sections of
the city were hit hard again this after
noon and many scheduled contests were
Cancelled.
Among those called off were prelim
mary round Allied Cup matches between
Clover and Eden at Belgrade and On :
tario streets and Hardwick & Mapee
and Glen Social at Broad street and
Allegheny avenue.
Two contests in the Allied First Di .
vision were also called off. They were
between Marshall T.. Smith and Fair
hill at Second and Clearfield streets and
kensington Congregational and Wolfcn .
den Shore at Il and Clearfield streets.
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PH|LA. F. c. LEADS
FALL R|vER,2 TO |
Howard Britain Makes Reap.
pearance in Lineup Of Local
Soccer Eleven
FIGURES IN BOTH GOALS

hnssincnI,Seot r;,.r :, ,,Ssi aoa Mi ,,Inrtss
Philadelphia +. G. held 81 lead
at the end of the first half over Fall
River in an American League soccer
match played this afternoon on Cahil!
Field. Twenty ninth and Clearheld
streets. About three thousand fans were
in attendance.
The field was in wretchcd condition
and under ordinary circumstances the
game would have been called off. but
Referee Arthur Watson ruled the
grounds fit. The players wallowed
around in about six inches of mud.
The game marked the return to the
locals line up of Howard Britain.
the Chelsea center forward considered
one Of the greatest soccer players in
this country and the class of forward
line players.
For the first thirty five minutes the
ball was rushed up and down the field
without any result and the Phillies
were the first to break the ice when
Morley counted. He received the ball
on pass from Britain at the 1S-yard
line and his shot was too hard for
goalkeeper Boots to handle.
The visitors soon evened the count,
the goal being scored by Corrigan, the
Fall River inside right.
A few minutes before the half ended
I;rittan scored his first goal since De-
cember 10, when he was hurt. 1t was
the result of corner kick by Jaap.
Score at half time, Philadelphia +. G.,
>; Fall River, /.
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DRExEL MEETS HAVERFORD
IN RETURN CAGE GAME
Will Play Tonight In Locals Gym
at 32d and Chestnut Streets

The Drexel Institute five will engage
aaverford College in return basketball Il
skirmish tonight in the formers Gym
nasium Mt Thirty second and Chcs.
nut streets. The game is scheduled to
start promptly at o'clock.
These two hvcs met shortly before
Christmas at Haverford and Main
Liners were returned the victors after
mn exciting game, by the score of ~ to
20.
In order to wipe out this defeat Drex.
el will place its regular lineup on tic
floor for the first time in the last .hree
weeks. Sidwell and Connell having been
on the sidelines
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ENGLAND To SEND TEAM
Lacrosse Players viii Meet Pom
and Other American COLLEGES

Syracuse. n. ", Feb. 11.-Laurie ID.
Cox. vice president Of the Intercollegiate te
Lacrosse League, today received a ca :
blegram from Oxford University, Eng
land. accepting an invitation to send
its lacrosse team here in April for n
series of twelve games against American
collegiate teams.
Syracuse University is arranging the
tour The English players will meet
la'e, Harvard, Navy. Pennsylvania,
Cornell, Lehigh, Penn State. Johns
Hopkins, Hobart. Toronto. Syracuse
and the team of the Crescent Athletic
Club, of New York.
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Boots anil Saddle

PIT, coupled with Gourmand as the
Phillips & Cunniffe entry In the $500
distance purse race-being at mile and
half-at New Orleans today, appears
best. Pictor and Padua should make
good showings.
=, Horses well placed In other races are
First race-Hughie, Josephine c.. les.
lie; second d-Omnipotent. St. Maurice,
Hob; third-Miss Jemima, Elmer k
NMsddam; fifth-Bygone Days. Bagneur,
Wynnewood; sixth Marie Maxim,
Anna Gallup. Verify; seventh - Two
fslr' lioreb, Clinchfield.
AZ Havana: First roce-True FLYER
SSeths Lemon, Miss Beu.ah: second
haran, BygOne, Lullaby: third-AIumbo
Jumbo, American Eagle. First Consul !:
iSurth - Cherry Tree. Lcghorn, Cuba
Ehcanto; NTH = Fair and Warmer
SSaiesman, Mig: sixth-I.ight Fantastic
ba6y Faust, johnny O'ConnelI; sew,
Baby. 49, DUCK
nrant, ane Condesa race meeting In Mexlco T.,
iItsH sreat success. The Mryico n |,
nrs snort races, or sprints, best. Thrv
'o.hlns Tor a dash Of excitement III,
tprssht tnsh meeting Is likely TO be ,XtonIed II, :.
'"u "s announced dura ton Of forty DAYS
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pm. c. RALLIES AND
bEATSMUHLENBERG
Coach McNichoI's Strategy En-
abIes Quintet to Defeat Allen
town CoIIegians, 81 to "a
WORST GETS 8 FIELD GOALS

%aS :f'!:as':'!s 4 Ss. s: s;:'s !: s,..'
Chester. TimS % Of halves. ss@ssn"'0n' sS %inusss.
Chester. Feb. 11.-Stagihg a bril-
liant rally in the second half. Penn
Nlvania Military College defeated
Muhlenberg 81 to "a on the cadets floor
his afternoon. When the soldiers took
the foOr for the second half the score
stood 20 to 10 against them. The Al
lcntown collegians completely outplnyed
the Chester County colleyians, ringing
In goals with sickening regularity In
tho first twenty minutes.
Fnnk McN;chol, member of the fa =
nous Philadelphia family of basketball
players and coaches. gave his charges Il
new plan Of battle for the second TWEEN.
ty minutes and It worked to an un-
expected degree.
Seeing that Worst's guard was not
following him closely. McNichol orderel
the =. NJ. c. players to feed the for
ward. The result was six field goals
dropped through the basket, a total Of
eight during the game.
The p. NJ. G. players guarded the
visitors so closely that they were able
to get but two field goals and -four
points during the entire second half
The playing of Worst was easily tho
feature of the game. Crows shot from
past midflOor that went clear through
the nets in the closing minutes of the
second half was one Of the most SEN
sati0nal goals ever made on the Cadets
floor. HOlstrOm with seven field goals
was the star for Muhlenbcrg.
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Training for Billiard Match
Demands SfricteSt ReQin1e
Champion Billiard Players
Haze O,Un Training Stunts

Training for a championship bill.
Hard match is as serious a regime
as is followed by athletes in more
strenuous branches Of sport. Joe
Mayer points out below few Of the
more important points to be obs
served in training for a big billiard
match.
First. Lots of sleep.
Second. Only two meals day.
Third. Eat no pastry or fried
food.
Fourth. A three. mile morning
walk.
Fifth. From four to FIVE hours
practice q day.
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FlEISHER SCORES EARLY
industrial Champions Register on
Sunshine at Start Of Game

Inc tlcisher eleven, champions. of the
Ahmu,ustrlal Am, League, and Sunshine. Of the
tnned Third Division, Northeast Sec
@ mvn, met In n first round Allied Gun
.Ud'est this afternoon at Twenty sixth
ahd Reed streets.
me farmers were expected to win
m.S S ana started off in an auspicious
a'"ner An by netting the ball for a score
.ne hrst five minutes of play on
TsHSas goal and before play was over
ssisSSy also scored, the Industrials end :
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swarthmore Athletic Coach Dies

Harvey NJ Cooper. far ten years athletic
director at Swarthmnre Prep. died yos,er-
day at the Misericordia Hospital after an
tondent II schools f9r Clinchhe.d Coal Cor.
rorati.n at Dante. Va, Mr.. Cooper was
frrty-nye years old. Hc Is survived by his
Wife, Mrs. Elsie Horner Coopsr. and a son
David. ten years Of age Funeral ssryicos
VIII be hSld or Monday morning At 20 South
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Scraps about Scrappers
PhiIadeIphia Joe yelling ia to be IN -.

Philadelphia Joe Welling Is to be 90 u, r
ISiu ssTsd VIZ 81 'nS Her! saMmy Ms!
ss 5Se c5yo yn Ry 81. csys p2ys % hS soS Sa6nnr
VS.. Jimmy Michael Georgia Wauken VS.
Steve ShuIo>k and Billy Coates vs. Mike
Schiey
Lew Kanscy. lis, is preparing for re.
turn to tho ring. He is training with X il
Fostcr, Ia, and Young Jack Harrison, lid
Freddy Lewis and Harry Blum are managing
this stable.
The encore between Bobby nurmen and
among local fans They clash again at the
OLYMPIA, this time in the star bout Mon
Hsy Hs Ry Mascot Joe Nelson v MEarie Erans
Conway Little JEFF vs.. HANK McCiovern and
Battling Murray vs.. Kd Wolf
'If Gene Tunney Is r"al chap he'll cor-
,an!y hHrG a., o., 70 shoM Ii i a$anst .Wrhtey Wen
Tnnney T%y to the init. Tunnay T and wsnas StSnl
hcT TUESDAY night H at oSs the Ice rPsce Joe
ard vs.. Battling Mack billy. Pmpus vs.
owen o'Malie% and Ray oMalley vs. Buy
Parker are other numbers
Martin Judge again is under the wing Of
Pete Tyrel.. Pete has Martain training daily
and ready for action.
frankie MURRAY has been matched to meet
Tiny Trinklv at Shenandoah February II.
Sam, Ia sale; l,Sht ihs,aX%weish, cham
mai he'd 10 meet Ad Stone, Charley Wsjr
muller's charge, at the OLYMPIA Februar .
20. in the star bout OF which Bob Roper vii
meet Billy Miske.
Johnny MulliGan. a laS;pounder. Is IN
town He wants 10 meet Johnny PaN,om
Young Mu,lIgan and Puggy Lee.
Willie Allen, Of this city. was rcndersd
a.cision oycr Joe clifford in Rrookiyn eH ia .
week Allen is brother OF Chick Kapsas'
both OF whom are under the management" ~
Bobby Dillon.
RilIy Doyle has recovered entirely from, 49,
injured hand. Ted Brodie, Doyles mana.sr
is ANXIOUS to rCmatch Billy with Billy lin
pus,
Tommy Wilson. 1870. has placed himso,,
under the direction OF Ted Brodle and he IL
ready for bouts with Earl Hartman HarrS
Burke and Willie Green,
Harvey Shaw. Southern Junior lighiweI,ht
who saws he has boxed Eddie Rivers MIN
Is in Philadelphia. As Rivers also is H.
town, Shaw would like to meet him again 10
Battling COpeson. a bantamwcisht has
been added to the stable OF John +. Byrncs
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CAMBRIA IN LEAD
Tops Funfield In Soccer at Half
Time BY 20


About five hundred spectators turned
out to watch the Cambria Fnntield
game at Mnscher and WcStmoreand
streets, this afternoon. Tho soccer
battle was in the Fourth Division.
Northwest Section of the Allied
League.
The field was in very poor condition
The mud made good soccer almost i'm
possible and the players found it diff
cult to keep their feet.
Cambria took the lead in the first
half and was out in front at halftimp
by 90. Mason and Tiale did the
scoring.
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PENN SWIMMERS WIN
Red and Blue Natators Defeat City
College by 45.8 Score

The University Of PENNSYLVANIA swim.
ming team defeated the G. 4. y. Y.
natatorS in the Weightman Hall pool
last night by the score of 45 TO s.
This is the second time this season that
the Rcd and Blue has vanquished the
New Workers. the earlier meeting be-
tween the tw" ending with 43. to II
win for Penn.
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Cubs Book 20 Exhibition Games

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE Chicago Nationals
are scheduled to play twenty-four exhibition
games between March 10 and the opening
Of the National League sea son at Cincinnati l.
April II, The frst game at Pasadena.
Calf. against Portland. OF the Pacific Goa st
League. on March 10. Seventeen games
VIII be played on the Coast. after which
the Cubs start their homeward Journey
They stop, at Indianap polls. Ind, for two
games, which will conclude the schedule. W.
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Daniel Is First in
NelU Orleans Opener
Continued from Page One

The Ulster; Leslie. John Q. Kelly. Lady
BOSS; 20 Josephine c.. The Pla.nsman and Styl.
SECOND RACE. the Anna Pavowa purse,
furlongs:
= Omnpotent. 100. Bur.se. 81 As g.
=. brilliant Ray. 1lo. Butwell.1o-l 81 5-I
8. May Blossom. l07. Bruen-
ing :....,....... .4O-l 15-1 81
Time. ia 1-5. OBJ. St. Maurice. Timbrel.
The franciscan. Comic Song Penltent. Eno,
Grass and Asia also ran.
THIRD RACE. the Old Glory Purse purse
$1,000. four,year.olds and up furlonss.
J. Elmer X. 1lO. Mooney. 81 SO l..
=. Miss Jcmima: 112. Garner 1-2 is Out
D. r,ni Hnor' ,i9SS Pea; H. 4. ,''.iO,l ~ o.
Aerrimac. War Note and Servitor also ran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
Chicago Wins and Loses

Chicago, Feb. l1.--University OF Chicago
swimmers dcfea ted Purdue here. II to IL
The meet was SLOW with the exception Of
cago won in 10. University OF Illinois
wresters won from Chicago matmen. 81
polnts against their opponents 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
powney and carbone Matched

Cleveland. Feb. H,-Bryan Downey. Cieve-
land middieweight. and Frank CaIbone.
rounds 10 q decision In Canton. on Febru-
AIRY %. II was ammo lnced here today.
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June 26 Date for Western Am,t.u.

. Kansas City, NO.. Feb, 1.-THE wes,er,
amateur golf tournament awarded the Hi q y
crest Country club, Of Kansas civ, Ia =,
month by The Western Association Win ast ~
held June 20 to July !. according 10 ~ az
announcement by, Jam's n. Nngent lest
member OF the board OF drectcrs OF 'oSSs sSs
Western body, W '"e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
$4,000 Beauty SIGNS With Giants

New York, Feb. ll.--Secretary Jim rier
ney has received the signed contract OF Ont
fielder Ralph SINNERS, who was purchased
from the INDIANAPOLIS Club of the America n
Association. This $50 900 beauty is winter
ing at Milwaukee and will be among the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
Carl Morris Batters Jim Flvnn

Fort Worth. Tey.. Feb. li,-Im Flynn,
Of Pueblo, Col, former contender for th,
heavyweight boxing championship, was batC
tered for ten rounds here bv Carl Morris OF
Tulsa; Okla. Flynn Was almost out at the
final bell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
Bryan Downey Draws With Fisher

,syracmsr. y. y. Feb. l1.-Bryan Downey
ol columbus. o.. and Young Fisher 81
syracuse. fought to q draw. in n Sf:eoMnt w
round bout here, according to the verdict OF
ahe Junses am the referee. The battle wa $
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11

FAMINE AMONG MILLIONS
Fifteen million famine yictims! Read
ism." by Charles W. Duke. in Msgasins
Section OF next Sundays PUsLIc LnDGsa.-
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'PHILA. CRICKET CLUB
LEADS PENN AT SOCCER

Slashing around in mun ankle deep.
the Philadelphia Cricket Club and the
University Of Pennsylvania waded
through Cricket Club League soccer
match at st. Martins this afternoon.
Victory for the Cricket Club means u
tic for the lead with Germantown G. G..
The Mannheim eleven has finished its
season, but Philadelphia 9. G. still has
one game to play-with Moorestown, at
Penn was completely outplayed dur.
ing the first half and Cricket Club led,
40, when the session ended. Five
minutes after play started Savage shot
a goal from scrimmage and few min
utes later Binns netted the bali. Just
before the close of the half J. Rowland
and Binns each tailed goal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11

Minneapolis, Feb. 1.-THE University nj
Minnesota wrestling team defeated the Uni.
Yersity of Wisconsin In q dual meet here
80 to 10. we
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11

Lew Ramsey. lis is preparing for re-.
turn to tho ring. He is training with X iI
Foster, Ia and Young Jack Harrison IiU'
fh "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11

Tommy Wilson. 12G. has placed hinso,,
undrr the direCt ton OF Ted Rrodle and Ia !
ready Tor bouts with Earl Hartman, HarrS
burke and Willie Green.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11

Harvey Shaw, Southern Junior lighlweI,bt
who saws he Als boxed Eddie Rivers IA ~
Is in Philadelphia. As Rivers also is H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
Minnesota Matmen Beat Wisconsin

Battling COpeson. a bantamweight has
been added to the stable OF John T.. Byrn"s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11

On Monday will toll Evening Public
LsdgT readers tho How's and Why's Of
matches.
Cspyriohr. 1922. by Public Ledger Com panv
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Martin Judge again is under the wing OF
Pete Tyrell Pete has Maitain training daily
and rendN for action.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

PLEASANT well heated room, adjoining bath 10 a gentleman, single house, west ern section near Library. r. o. Box sos, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

ALLEN ST, 415-Five room tenement {, rent Nov. 1. All modern Improvement Also two garages. Inquire. 2d floor. Tele phone 2577-l3.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

NO. GLEN ST, 27 & 29-4 rooms, all modern Improvements. Inquire at 32 Greenwood St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
Houses For Kent

CHURCH ST, G2-Store to rent. Inquire
 Adkins Prnting-Co,, 66 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

EAST MAIN ST, 2os--Furnished room for gentleman. Steam heat. Central. Tele- phone l93h.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
Suburban For Sale

SIX room cottage, city water. electric lights, furnace heat. fruit and garage. Less than 5000 buys It. H. N. Lockwood. Real Estate and 1ns.. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
 ROOMS. BOARD AND HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST.-Five room fiat with all im- provements. Inquire at 32s or 3S2 Main St. store or Phone 2217.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

EAST MAIN ST, 75-Furnished front room. Suitable for one or two gentlemen. Steam heat. Everything modern.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

FURNISHED rooms with or without light housekeeping. Electric lights, heat and gas b4 Winthrop St. Tel, 250S-4.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

FIVE beautiful rooms all modern Improve ments. Call either at 50S Main store or l24 Dwight St., second floor Tel il65 or l4hQ-l2.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

FI1RNISHFp room in west section of city. Private home, convenient to camp aud Monroe schools, Woman preferred. Box 5. Herald,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
Business Places For Rent

ARCH ST, 179 AND 1s3-s stores, i7x5o it. each. Suitable for clothing, barber shop, meat market or grocery store, VIII rent separately or together. Rent reason able. NJ. Irving Jester. 1ss Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

SOUTH BURRlTT ST. 53-Large furnished
 front room for gentlemen,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

S-Auto washing Simonlzing. Start Ing. Ignition done by experts Succeed Ing Fucker Electric Co. Rear 23S Main street. Tel. 1344.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
Rooms and Board
Where To Dine

PRIVATE FAMILY offers board and room to two young men Heated rooms Call gg-2.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

SERVICE & SALES
 Repairs on all makes of cars Storage, $500 per month in summer. Storage, $500 per month in winter. Reama & Sorrow, Auto Co.,, 2S7 Elm St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

beth, N. ]. WE pay s36 salary. 75c hour spare time, selliHg guaranteed hosiery. Pre-war prices. Free samples to working agents. Experi- 1ence unnecessary. Perfectwear Hosiery, Dept K-S2, Darby. Pa.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE "a speciality.
 Service unusual Call on the phone we do the rest. Dewitt A. Riley, PIP Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
Wanted-Board or Lodging.

ROOM wanted by young Am- ,iriran woman for light housekeeping. West side section preferred. Address Box slWH, Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
EMPLOYMENT
- - He1p-Agents Wanted

CANvAsSERS-Mak 25o to 300 per cent profits. New, exceptionally useful. neces- sary article; every home buys several. Pocket sample Factory" Pine Eliza . hat
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

insurance-An Kinds
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

BLACK ROCK AVE. S-store to rent for
 anything except grocery. Apply on prem
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

PARSONS GARAGE AND TOOL CO, sso West Main. Machine and tool work. Auto part and repairing. Ford blocks rebored and new pistons fitted. Tel. S90-2 RADIATOR REPAIRED. new cores In. stalled. dents and jams removed from auto bodies and lenders. Hutquist Bros. lO7 Arch street. Phone 132S-S.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

HUDSON & ESSEX SERVICE
 Under personal supervision of proprie- tors, who have had long and valuable ex- perlerce on all makes of cars. High grade
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

BETOIN'S LUNCH, 50 Church St., oppo-
 site Herald. City's newest restaurant. Ar | io.al place to dine.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

DELANEY LUNGH-Ihey all like to eat here There's reason. too. The most pop ulr restaurant Tn town. In the Beloip
 hotel, Opp, the station.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-28

H OPEL Washington garage. General re- pairing and overhauling. Storage space.
 Day and night service. Tel. 1735, l2l