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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
PARKSIDE WILL NOT
DROP FROM CIRCUIT

Rumors 10 the effect that the Park
side team would withdraw from the
City Ba seball League were set at rest
last night by Manager Eddie Manlove
Of the kirkwood Park crew. who stat
ed that although he was OF the opin-
ion that his team received the worst
end Of the deal in the games that We're
lost through protests, the Parkside
nine would continue in the league un-
Ill the end of the season.
Manager ManlOve IS Strengthening
his club for the final half. and the
kirkwoOd Park boys should give "A
much better account OF themselves
in the final half.
Parkside will meet Bankers and
Brokers tonight In a twilight tilt at
Twenty ninth and Market streets
Eastlake viii meet the league leaders
Krebs. at Newport Defiance will
tackle the Seventh Ward nine al
Fourteenth and Woodlawn avenue
Edge Moor and Union. two second
division clubs. viii battle AT Baynard
Field. While the St Mary 8 team is
scheduled to meet ST IIedwig's al
Fourth and Church streets, rumor has
/ il that the Cats have withdraw
| from the league.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
SEAFORD RIOTERS
BACK DOL" CULVER
Thirty Machine Loads OF Fans
Follow Their Favorite in
Eastern Shore Loop.

Snecisl correspondence Every Evening.
Sesfora. June 2l.--Seaford sent 80
automobiles. loaded with $50 loyal
roo,ers 20 Laurel. Monday afternoon
10 watch "DaI' Culver. the pride Of
the town work against the 'risneld
team of the Eastern Shore League and
to pull FOR him to bring home the bacon
which he did in great style. The Girls
field team is considered IA heavy int
irrs as there are In the league, hu'
culver turned them back one after
another and inning after inning with
such regularity that they did not have
a ghost of q show 10 win against such
high-class hurting.
His left hooks and fast straight one.
together with a change ot pace. COM
plrtely hafiled the boys from the city
of oysters and crabs. and IL was plain
to those who are acquainted with IN"
pitching ~ this Scatord marvel early
in the game that culver was NJ his
best. and nothing short Of a miracle
would defeat him.
Crisneld's only run was due In a
pass after two men We're out. followed
lv Two hits IN succession, these being
the only two singles in succession That
the sluggrrs from Crisheld We're able
to obtain of such alright slab work.
culver was backed up in great style
J., his teammates and after they gave
HIM a ore run lead IN the third in
r.nE. the Old timer" who mingled
with the fans a. over the field. heard
them say, II y all over bHt 'he
shouting
mn. =
hggrcg CATION was a revelation over the
r,nv ~ the team last week. and II he
can keep his men up Ia this high
standard. ne viii soon he crowding
l'arkslcy for the leadership ~ the
League culver also gave great 'N-
h.hition ~ pitching against the league
leaders IN their game ~ Laurel last
NlccN. but he was sent in after the
game was lost. relieving Peters III the
1h.rd n!ning. after parksley had a s.N-
run load.
For fNe innings Cuyer t"rncd tho
N!rg.niA cub bass With nearly as
much res larity as he did The triShcIt
lunch. and X was The consensus "'
,r.rI.u % sNcrN one present had NJ
l,,,r started On the mound 10y Manacti
1.~,4. Laurel would have had IN,
N.r.r ~ administering thr first dc
f.at go ParAslcv. Oue ~ N" features
ut ,r.>ers pitching IN IN" tr'sHeld
Laurel game WAS his turning back q"
Hammer. the home run 'lou'er an'
vican-up man ~ the team. NOT allow
ue his hating sensation The sem
a.rn,p ~ h1.
The "o,d tlmer" wishes 70 warn th'
ieag,lc i.facials ~ the inferior ump!r
;ng thA; Is going on at some ~ IN
taIn.r In minglinS with ;he fans
the boys who pay their good money n
ihe gate and " ho are expected "a Keel
she league going, he finds much unres
concerning the urnp!ring. No doub
;ho.Lmps are doins the best they KNOW
how. hgt = The officials are wise the
WI SO 90 S: that the Umpiring -
N,rv important matter N the surNiVs
- thr league. and place AZ the helm
Only mon - good sound Judgment an
experience 81 baseball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
BERNIE DANE SAYS
SMITH IS SOME BOXER
Feels MiddIeweight Claimant
Cannot be Ignored Much
Longer by Leaders.
ny Bernie Dane.

Jer Smith. champion middle
weight claimant of the world has al
last decided to take on few light
heavies. Jcfr, II seems. was constrain-
ed TO this decision only after he
could find no more men OF his division
who cared TO dispute his title Ac-
Cordingly Smith has issued challenges
To Greb. Tunney, Gibbons and a host
of other 170-pounders or better, hut
thus far these battlers have wilfully
neglected To heed Jefrs dcfics or what
seems more logical they don't seem TO
relish the middlcweight's nghting at
titudc. JEFF. you see, has a style all
his own and somehow he usually man
ages to connect his haymaker with
th6 other fellows Jaw.
Recently Jeff decided to make n lit
tie tour of the Middle West. While
out there 1t was only natural, Of
course that JEFF should take a little
exercise and make his hotel expenses.
SO he Just decided 10 hold a few mid
dleweight sessions.
Well, his first opponent was fell
low who called himself X. q. otto
! Hughes. Tho stage was all set for n
beautiful show; one OF those kind. you
know. that demands n lot of patience.
Around about the fourth scene, Jefr
decided the act was punk: put over
his sleep producer and that ended the
lComedy right then and there.
The next one night st,and was with
"A fellow who hailed from somewhere
in Ohio. At homo he was known as
Bob Moho the Terrible and tradition
had II that Rob the Terrible was never
known TO kiss the resined arena
simply because Bob had never fought
before. Then along Came jeff and
broke up perfectly enviabe record
by slowing bob away in six stanzas
That upset tho dope about Bobby and
funny, thing about It all was that not
ono Ohioan disputed the decision.
Glen Glickner was the next TO fol.
low suit lie lasted nine rounds.
Frankie Fleming fell in line ant
took the acrobatic flop in six.
Jef then closed this remarkahI,
tour by winning n 12-round decision
over Pat Mccarthy.
Thus from the above evidence Il ap
pears that Jeff is far from being :
SLOUGH Indeed If dope has It right
Jeff is Qu!c&. scientific and wiclds .
pair of ugly dukes
Al of which means that with thps
qualifications. Greh-Tunney Il co
cannot ignore the hig boy much long
, or and ought to give Jeff n chance +
show his wares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
DELAWARE SHOOTERS
IN STATE TOURNEY
Practice Will be Held Today and
Rest of Week Will be Spent
at Work.

The practice events today will mark
the opening OF the delaware State
hampton trapshOoting tournament.
under the auspices OF the Delaware
SportsInen's Association. 20 be con-
Quoted tomorrow, Friday and Satur-
day over the traps of the YOrklyn
Gun club
The tournament - registered with
ne American TrapshuOting AssOcia-
ton. with the awarding OF $3.50 in
trophies and $3.50 in average money.
Shooting Will start promptly at 2.S0
this afternoon. The event will be Of
lOO-yards. 16-yard rise, and although
the scores Will have no bearing on
the championship, it will give the con-
testants chance 10 clear their eyes
fUr the big event. Clarence T. Mar
shall. daddy" of the Yorklyn Club
and one OF the best shots in the State
stated last night that approximately
25 would take part in the practice
event.
The program for tomorrow. the
opening day. will be for $50 targets, il
yards rise. eight events-two is anc
s!x 20 targets Friday the program
Will CONSIST OF ZVV taSets, lb-yafu rise
i ents-four 10 and seven 20 tar.
gets. while Saturday, 100 targets. 16
yard rise. four events at IS target.
will comprise the card.
A. last season. there viii be nigh
events. but these are not Registered
with the A r. 4. However. they haV,
proved a big feature a. the YOrklyl
classic. These events will consist o
90 targets. l6-yard rise. two events
Is targets each. SIX trophies will b.
given for the 90 targets under tn
Lewis class systeIl, three c.asses--tw
Ito each class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21

The biggest upsets in n Delaware
State tennis championship !n recent
years occurred yesterday, when a ma
jority OF the collegiate stars were
eliminated in the second and third
rounds OF the mems singles at the
Wilmington Country Club.
Jim Davies. Of Leland Stanford,
rated as the second best player in
college ranks, and holder Of several
California titles; Charles L. Granger,
captain Of the University Of Texas
team, and L. Gregory. OF Stanford. all
fel by the wayside Unexpectedly
Sidney Thayer. member OF Philadel-
phias famous Fighting Five" with
the Marine Corps in Belleau Woods
and the Argonne. and more recently
manager Of the 1919 Pennsylvania
football team. furnished tre-
mendous surprise when he beat
Davies. the Californian, after q hectic
! battle, 81, So. 6-3.
/ Granger, the youthful Texan. who
the intercollegiate doubles last year
fell before the skill and experience OF
the veteran Henry Guild. OF Boston.
Stanley Pearson. former Philadei-
phia and district champion and
favorite TO win the present tit and
meet Wallace Johnson, the present
champion. in the challenge round
eliminated another c0llegian in tbs
iperson OF the youthful Gregory.
Phil Neer. OF stanford, interc0l-
legiate champion. advanced through
the third round with flying coiors by
defeating I. +. Douglas, Of Philadel-
phia. in straight sets. %, 60.
The summary:
WOAIEN'S SINGLES.
Third Round Miss Martha Ba yard
short Hills. y. J.. defeated Mrs. VI. h
HUFF. Philadelphia Cricket Club. 90, o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
HIGHWAY INSPECTION.
The Levy Court and Others Made
Tour Yesterday Afternoon.

The members q 80 Levy Court.
County Engineer GrUob and officials
81 ne Wilmington K Philadelphia
Traction TO. went - Stanton yester-
day afternoon and inspected that sNc-
ton Of the Newport pike within star
toms limits. Residents ~ the ,iilage
have petitioned the court 20 improve
the road bAd for a distance - 06o
feet The court c0ntempistes putting
an Auiesite surfacs on the road. =
an estimated cOst - :s 900. g. nd Will
ask the Traction Co u "a Sc tae trol-
ley tracks Two inches and pave t.s-
tween and on the sides az the rails
Residents of the Village have voun-
teered 10 provide curbing. The cO'Irr
Will probably put n next year's bud
get an appropriation <cr the work
Next the party inspected section 3
4 Of the Lincoln Highway. extending
from Pike 8 Creek 20 RoseviI!e. whica
has been built by the Diamond State
Construction Co. at 4 cos- OF $3.50. 900.
The inspection Of this two and one
fifth miles ot new road waS prelinin-
ary 70 is acceptance " -1e Levy
Court
~ party also inspected part or
section = of the Lincoln Highway.
extending from Roseviiie 10 Newark.
al of whicA y finished exc~pt 100
feet Much interest was manifested N
the Baltimore < Ohio railroad bridge
which the Yang CO. ot Cumberia nd.
Md, = constructing over section 5
3 and viii complete n september. The
cost Of the bridge. 100000. Will hs
shared by ne court and The rallroaA
! company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
Many Upsets Feature Delaware State
Tennis Tournament at Country Club

Miss Florence BalIln West Side Tennis
Club. New York. defeated Mrs c Ma
deira. Merton Cricket Club, 6-l. - Miss
Leslie Bancroft. LongwoOd Cricket Club,
Boston. defeated Mrs ! : TaylOr. VII
mington Country Club. 90. 81. Miss
Ceres Baker Orange y J defeated Miss
Helen Rice. Boston. 81, 70.
wOMEN's DOUBLES
First Round-Miss Deborah seal. Merton
Cricket Club. and Miss VI. Willard. Mer-
ion Cricket Club, defeated Miss '.
Willard. Merton Cricket Club. and Miss NJ
Marvel. Wilmington. 81. 6-I Miss Leslie
sup. Wilmington. defeated Mrs Gilbert
Harvey and Mrs. John Ruckman, VIII
--''e ''1 MIXED DOUBLES
First Round-Miss Gladys Paine. Ger
mantown Cricket Club. and X: kamman
81 Louis. defeated Miss VI. Marvel. vii
mington. and A '. du Pont. Whining
ton. so. 6-3: Miss Leslie Bancroft. Long
wood Tennis Club. and Edward NJ Ed
wards. Merton Cricket Club. defeated Mr.
and Mrs. John Ruckman. Wilmington
81. go
second round--iss Florence Bauin. west
stanford, defeated Miss Deborah seal
Merton Cricket Club. and Roy COGin
Germantown Cricket Club. -. 6-I
MEMS SINGLES
Second Roqnd-Edward NJ Edwards
Plcolet. Philadelphia 90, 6-2: L Gregory
/ Leland stanford, defeated E Laird. vii
mington. 6-3. SO: Sidney Thayer. Jr
Merton Cricket Club. defeated Jane
Davies. Leland Stanford. o. 6-3 6-3. L
". White. Wilmingto defeated l. 4
: DecazenoVe. West Side Tennis Club 6-3
81 when Decazenove defaulted
Third Round Stanley Pearson. German
town Cricket Club. defeated /. Gregory
Leland stanford 6-2. ID Phil Neer, Lelan'
stanford. defeated + Douglas. Phil
adelphia. o.. go, Henry Guild. Boston
defeSted c. 4. Granger Texas Uni
/ versity. 4-6. o. 6-3
MEMS DOUBLES
First Round W Brown and W kam
man, 81 Louis. defeated A v du pom
and G ID. shaw. Wilmington Countr
Club. go 81 Henry Guild. Boston. an
Richard Hinckley California. defeated 4
Young and &. Lynch. Wilmington 81
81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
RAIN HALTS PLAYING
OF BIG CHURCH GAME

Old "Jupe PluVius" intcrefred in
the game between the Epworth and
St Stephens teams OF tho second
Division Church League scheduled
for last evening at Baynsrd Field.
Managers Dickey, Of the EpwGrth
and Hirzel. of ST. Stephens. will ar
range a date in the near future, pos
sibly the first week in July, as both
Epworth and st. Stephens are playing
"a postponed game during the next
week, along with the regular
schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
TOMMY LOUGHRAN TO
MEET GREB SOON
Fine Card Offered Boxing Fans
for PhiIIies' Ball Park
on July 10.

Philadelphia. Pa. June 2i.--Tomrny
Laughran. acknowledged 10 be ths
best Tniddleweight developed in PM
adelphia since the days OF Philsdel
phia Jack O'Brien, started training
yesterday for the most important
bout Of his meteoric career with Har-
ry Greb. American, light heavyweight.
champion. 20 be decided over the
eight-rOund route at the Phiiiier' Bail
Park on the night Of July 10.
Laughrsn viii battle Greb ~
catchweights. but neither cornbatant
will scaIe more than ls2 pounds when
they step into the ring.
-Four other eight round bouts will
precede the Ioughran -Creb con'es'
The preliminary card was completed
Yesterday by Promoters Taylor and
Gunnis.
The fourth or tho five all star bouts
win bring together Joe Tlpli'z. of PM
adelphia. and Pal Moran, - Sew or
leans. who has fought Benny Leonard
and knocked out Phil Salvatore since
his last appearance in this city
Earl France. of California. who add
cd Tim DrOney 70 his lis' of victims
in his last appearance mere. HiN OF
change punches with Jimmy Hanlon r.:
I Denver. in the 'nlrd contest Joe
/ ben njamln. who made tho trip 20
+ Europe With Jack Dempsey. VIII
square or with George Young Erre
of Buffalo. N the second bou- Tn~
opening tit VIII bring together tvo
hoavyweights. I'D. stone. ~ 80
Marines. ard jim Holland. ~ Bal'' -
more.
BeraUse tho program calls fOr fv4
eight round bouts. Promoters Ts5'lo-
and Gunnis have announced that fns
first contest win start at e O'Clock. -
enable visitors % catch their train
back 70 their homo towns.
The prices for this show VIII he g
So and %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
ST. STEPHENS SET FOR
GREAT GAME TOMORROW

81. Stephens will play the Trinity
and Zion teams at Augustine Beach
tomorrow, the game starting at 100
y. III.
Manager Hirzel wishes the follow
ing players 10 report at Fourth street
wharf at 8 O'Clock, where the steamer
Thomas clyde will leave: Booth
Steedle, Nennsteihl, Green, F,cl<els
Thorpe, Johnson, Williams, Warren
Denn and Shaw. Players Price and
Captain living are expected to report
at the popular resort IN time for the
game
Green or Denn will do the hurting
for the Saints, with Williams on the
receiving end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
GIANTS VS.. BRIDGE NINE.

Bacharach Giants will have an op-
portunity to get revenge tomorrow
afternoon from the American Bridge
Company team, from whom they suf-
fered defeat last Saturday, 10 the
tune OF 10 y.
The Logan A. A, of Philadelphia,
will be the attraction at Harlan Field
Friday evening with the Bacharachs
The game will start at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
MARTINS BIRDS FINISH
fIkST IN HOMiNG EVENT

J. J. Martins birds finished first
and second % thee 900 mile pigeon ny
a. The Diamond state Hou.ng club
held recently. The birds were lbcYat-
ID from Groers. 5. c.. and the first one
made the distance IN nine hours and
~ minutes only hve lofts reported
birds on the same day.
Harry Springer was awarded the
prize for the best average speed IN the
i've races held. his entry averaging
t4l.ss yards per minute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
Home Run Contest

Five home runs We're made in the
major leagues yesterday, with Ken
Williams, who has supplanted Babe
Ruth as the monarch of the Ameri-
can, making his eighteenth, blow of
Eckert. Of the Athletics. Hauser. OF
the Athletics, made good in pinch
by driving the ball out Of the lot
Burns. Of the Red Sox. made two
against Detroit, and Cutshaw. of the
Tigers. also connected for one Only
one game was played IN the National
League and no one was able 10 circle
the cushions. Look 'em over:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
Taxi Drivers Win.

The TaXicah Drivers baseball team,
under the management Of Alton Price,
handed the Blue Ball nine a lacing on
the Silverside diamond last night, 10
to 3. The features of the game were
the work Of Price" Lofink on the
mound for the Hackers" Dawson
excelied for the !osers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
SilyerbrOOk VIII Meet

The SilvcrhroOk Athletic Assoria-
ton will hold their business meeting
at the home Of John Elliott, 1906 West
Fourth street, this evening. All mem
bers who expect 10 go on the straw
ride and picnic must register at this
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
+. w. Hersey Inspects New Liner.

+ W. Her-ey of the technical ad-
v!sory committee ot tae Board Z
Harbor Commissioners represerIsed
the .oca- board At ne inspection ot
he new White star L-.aer. Pittsburg.
wn.ca arrived in, Philadelphia w
days ago on aes maiden voyage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
NATIONAL IfsuI 4.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
ANI KllAN IIAGt +.

S. LOUIS = Athletics. s.
Detroit. g. Boston. =
New York. 4. Cleveland =
Washington, 8: Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
For Charter-lO Foot Cruiser.

To responsible party. Fully equip
ped, berths VIII charter day or
week trip. Gail 2393.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. . Boston. 90
Other games postponed. rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
Upsets Feature Dela1uare Tourney Anotherfor
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to 4. o
n birds,
$
a
The soothing dope gets new imitation
lines
= he marrhin phrases Ike spin
loses
that he can win"
The unending chant ratified
When Sullivan Cobet batucd.
brought
OF
And for various
Dcmpsey fought
and beat Carpenter who sm" and fast Wills for time has been
Yet he Willard
5 opponent Dempsey fully
trihe
me
likely to infict as much punishment he receives
he
the body knock him
blow will 22tpoundcr Wills
Is e
his rushing harhttns tactics bring Hs thrill But there
:
There think Dempsey
stun 20 win he can put over The others havnt"ea Dempsey
Is Dempsey
a
punishment Dempsey
Bu h MAJ no 10 takc as much.
multitude a
a Is
a n
Is n
in sight
possibility be
e
Dernrse any Of the others
q TO Bu he at
Carpenter
chance All o. which
exhibitions. a
Dempsey fighting ON
suppositon
And
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{ dreams three wa
still younger
by any
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
Eastern Shore League Games on.

All three games in the Eastern
Shore League were postponed on ac-
count Of rain yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

chicago ~ Philadelphia.
I!ttshurg a. Brooklyn
~ Louis az New YORK.
CinclrraU at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMthIt LEAGUE.
New lurk az Boston
NATIONAL LEECTE.
brooklyn at New Nork.
Boston a. Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia "a s. lo-'S.
Washington a. Chicago.
New York al Cleveland
Boston az Detroit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21

more
70 various sreason.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21

a
Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
1922 Registered

The Dempsey. wills Prellminaries.
Now comes aEnin the flow OF words
Adjacent to & brace Of blokcA
Who in their specialtes are birds.
Whose merchandise is jabs and pokes.
After lull across the nation.
The soothing dope gets new imitation.
see far of in endless lines
The marching phrases take their spin
AT close innghtng Dempsey Shines"
Wills confident that he can win"
The same unending chant that ratified
When Sullivan and Corbett battled.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

Let a Herald Classified Ad help you through the gateway of oppor- tunity.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
EMPLOYMENT
 Help-Agents Wanted

s75 to $125 weekly selling hosiery four pairs Guaranteed wear four months or replaced free. 36 styles. Free samples to workers. Salary or a0Go commission. Man nEer. Dent. E-2S DarhY Pa
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

WE start you in the candynleking business at home, or small room anywhere, fur nishing everything and buy your candy Experience unnecessary. Big pay. Men. women. B-B Candymakers Co.,, Philadel- phia- Pa.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

MoToRCYCLEs-Two motorcycles in per feet condition. Mechanically and other wise, must be sold immediately. Party leaving town. 72 Grand St. Tel. 37-2.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

Many times a Herald Classified Ad will sell that house, rent it, or get what you want in exchange.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

INDIANS-We have several 1916 power plus second hand motorcycles. These ma chimes are all in excellent condition and are selling at $50 to s75. Fine for begin ners. Hadfield -Swenson Co.,, 21 Myrtle
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
 LaWyers-patent Attorneys

H. c. MANNING former patent examiner. office, every Wednesday, G:30 p. m. Walk over store, New Britain. Headquarters Waterbury. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY Booths Block, Est. 1s66, by Jas. Shepard.
 LOUIS M. SCHMIDT,
 259 MAIN ST. Telephone New Britain and Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
ROOMS. BOARD AND HOTEL;
Rooms For Rent

CHURCH ST, 76-7S-Furnished rooms to rent. Modern improvements. Apply at Hotel Regal office. Church St.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

WEST MAIN ST, 154-Nicey furnished front room, suitable tor ? gentlemen. One minute walk from post office. Board if desired.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
Houses For Ben

FARM with two tenement house and barn on Pennington trolley. Cheap. Apply A. 1tok, Mountain View Station, PlainviIle.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

MAIN ST, l93 Furnished room for one or
 two gentlemen. Briggs, 195 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

MAIN ST. 162--Large atry room for one or TWO gentlemen. Apply Mrs Dawson, 2 flights up.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

LIVING ROOM SJITE--New shipment, 3 piece, genuine leather and mahogany fn- ish. Reg. price Sl25, our price $T5 and up. Absolutely guaranteed. B. Berson, sos Main street.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
Real Estate-Wanted

TWO or three tenement house with all i'm proyements in the southern part of city, at a reasonable price. No agents. Tele- phone 1S21-l4.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
Suburban For Sale
Real Estate For Exchange

BUILDING LOTS four. will exchange for touring car and some cash. Address P. O. Box 230 city.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

INDIAN and side car, 1920, in perfect con- dition, or will sell either separate. Box PAS, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
Building Materials
Business and office Equipment 57

BARGAINS in typcwrtors. Royals, Under woods, full guarantee, Also repairing all makes al lowest rates. All work guaran- teed, Address J. Truscio, 1o2 Washing ton St. Tel b84-2.