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New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
C0NSERVAT|VES|N
 ENGLAND MAY BOLT
To Decide Whether to Support
 Lloyd George

| London, Oct. 16 (By Associated | Press)-The consery ative members O,
 the government have been summoned
 to meet today to decide whether they
 shall continue their support of the
 coalition under the leadership of
 Premier Lloyd George. The meeting
 which was called by Austen Chamber
 lain, lord privy seal and government leader in the house of commons, will include not only the conservatives in the cabinet but also the under secre taries belonging to the party.
 It Is believed that Mr. Chamberlain will be backed by the Earl of Balfour, Lord Birkenhead, and Sir Robert Horne in his adhesion to the premier but the attitude of several of the others is regarded as more than doubtful.
 It is stated in we'll informed quar- ters that there will be a demand from the majority that the conservative rank and file be consulted at a gen eral party meeting before decision is taken and that if this Is not done there will be many resignations from the ministry-enough according to some predictions to cause it's fall.
 In any case it is believed that to- days meeting is likely to have a de- cisive effect upon the political future, although the possibility of some ar rangement which will hold the party together for time is not excluded from consideration.
 All the morning newspapers through their editorial columns re- peat their conviction that an election must come. soon but opinions differ as to the probable date. Some ex- pect definite arrangement in this re- 5pect within a day or two.
 MT. Lloyd Georges Manchester speech is roundly condemned by the bulk of the morning papers, among which he has only two staunch SUD- porters, namely, the Daily Chronicle and the Daily Telegraph.
 The Chronicle says that notwith- 3tanding the bitter and persistent islanders to which the premier has been subject in the last four years he -etains a great personal hold upon the masses. The newspaper points proudly to the ovation he received at Manchester.
 The Telegraph comments in simi- lar vein and prophecies further demonstrations of popular admiration. All the other newspapers have noth- ing but condemnation for the premier
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
second War With Great Britain or
 War Of 1atpt tosK

Second War With Great Britain or
 War of is12-Isi5.
 The following page numbers of the Connecticut Military Record apply to part two only Of the said volume. Ames. John, c. M. R. 5. ,N Andrews. David, c. M. R. 5.
 Andrews. Ethan Allen. c. M. R. 5. Andrews, Capt, Ezekiel. A. 2ss. c. 32s. Andrews, Ira. c. M. R. 5. Andrews. Truman, c. M, R. burritt, Elijah Hinsdale, c. M. R. ,27.
 Clark, chauncey, c. M. R. ,86. Cornwall, Chauncey, c. M. R. 3s. Dewey Daniel, c. NJ. R. 46.
 Francis, James, c. M R. 53. Goodrich, Chauncey c. M. R. 5s. Hart, Chester. c. M. R. 6s. ..... Hart, Elipaz, c. NJ. R. 63.
 Hart, Ira, c. M. R. 6s. Hart, Samuel. c. M. R. 63. Hotchkiss, Henry, c. M. R. 6s. Hotchkiss, Levi, c. M. R. 6s. Hotchkiss, Orren, c. M. R. 69. Lewis, Thomas, c. M. R. s2. Maltby. Brigadier General Isaac, A. 2o7. c. 326. NJ t... Penheld, Nathaniel. c. M. R. 100. Smith, Jesse, c. M. R. lle Smith, Col. Joseph Lee, c. M. R. IA.
 Smith, Solomon, c. NJ. R. 117. Smith. William, c. NJ. R. IF. Stanley, Cyrus. A. 2s5, C. s2s. Steele, Avery, c. M. R. 120. Steele, Chauncey, c. M. R. l2o. '26.
 Steele, Salmon. A. 2so, c. BPS. Webster, Allen. c. M. R. l32. Welles, Levi. c. M. R. 133. Wright, James, c. M. R. 14o. Wright, Joseph, c. M. R. 14o.
 Mexican War-1S46- Smith. Ephraim, c. 45b. Welden, Corp. Walter. c. M. R. 167. William, Robert G., A. 3s4.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
HARDING C0MMENDS
 CONGRESS- RECORD
Declares Its Work Will Not Fail
 to Appeal to People

Washington, Oct. 16.-Following precedents established by some of his predecessors. President Harding to- day took personal part in the political campaign by writing a letter to Rep resentative Frank w. Mondell, repub- lican floor leader of the house of rep l resentatives. This letter reviewed the accomplishments of the sixty seventh congress. It was made public at the White House
 The president intends to do what he can to aid in the election of republi- can members of congress, and other letters bearing upon the issues will be forthcoming for use in the campaign In different sections of the country The president, it was said tonight would direct his attention in few days to the Ohio situation, which is ,iving the republican leaders great concern. Republican managers are especially anxious to carry Ohio and 'lect a United States senator to sue. 'eeed Senator Pomerene. since defeat n Ohio might have a bad effect on the political fortunes of the president in 1924.
 Dwells On TariT
 In his letter the president dwet especially on the elastic provisions in the new tariff law. Of this he said:
 Tn the present disturbed condition of money exchanges and world trade believe that by ting this policy of f1exibility and elasticity we have set an example which the com mercial world will accept as truly contructive foundation on which to rest our commercial policy"
 That such policy will lead to good International results is the contention of the president, who says further on in his letter:
 Want No Aloofness.
 The best intelligence of the day recognizes the need to encourage in- timacy and understanding in the so- cial, economic and political family of nations; and 1t recognizes that, in thus inaugurating a plan which looks to intimate consideration of the facts we are offering means of true uni acation and solidarity among the in- terests which make up our industrial civilization, and we are taking a step toward the solution of some of the most perplexing economic. problems which confront the nations
 The last thing in our thoughts is aloofness from the rest of the world. We wish to be helpful neighborly, useful. To protect ourselves first, and then to use the strength accruing through that policy for the general welfare of mankind, is our sincere purpose"
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
PAONESSA PLEASED
 WITH DEM. CHANGES
Democratic Nominee For Secretary of state Pleased With Outlook on
 His First Speaking Tour.

Mayor A. M. Paonessa returned to his official duties at City Hall this morning after a weekend spent in campaigning the first he has done since he was nominated for secretary of state, and he reports very favorable sentiment for the election of the democratic ticket.
 The mayor addressed a gathering at Greenwich, Saturday night which was attended by delegations from Stam- ford and elsewhere He reports indi cations are that that end of the state
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
Revolutionary War


 Men who served in the American army:
 Andrews. Hezekiah, IT., c. M. R. 622. His widow. Rhoda, was pen sioner, c. M. R., 659.
 Andrews, Jacob, c. M. R., 562. Andrews, Ichabod. A. 173.
 Andrews, Isaac, one of the seven brothers who served in this war, sons of Moses and Leydia (RooO Andrews, c. 325, A. 151-152
 Andrews, Jesse, one of the seven brothers. c. 325, A. 151-152.
 Andrews, John, one of the seven brothers, c. 325, A. 151-152.
 Andrews, Joseph, one of the seven brothers, c. BPS, A. 151-152.
 Andrews. Joshia A light horse man and body guard to General Pu- laski. A. 225. c. 323. He served six years in Sheldons division. c. M R., $50.
 Andrews, Moses, Jr.. one of the seven brothers, c. 325, A. 151-1b2. z Andrews, Nathaniel, one of the seven brothers. entered the army at 1e years of age, c. a25, A. lb1-1b2 and 215.
 Andrews, Samuel. one of the seven
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16

ever tries to peer through the veil and perceive the Issues and events of the future must be moved to very earnest supplication that sincerity, Simplicity, straightforwardness moral courage and high honour shall be the square and compass, the plummet and lever, by which to shape the conduct and the aims Of man."
 The king in his reply expressed his pleasure at receiving an American minister and assured Dr, Howell of his support and the cooperation of his government in the development of good relations between the two na- tions.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
NO CHANGE OF VENUE.

Wellsburg, w. Va, Oct. 16.-Tht defense motion for change ol venue in the cases growing out ot the Cliftonville mine battle of July II last in which Sheriff H. H. Duval and six others were killed was over. ruled by Circuit Judge B. Sommer. vile here today,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
Old French and King Georges War
 1744-1748

Booth, James. Dead Feb. 19. 1746 L. F., Vol. II, ".
 Griswold, Corp. Gideon. L. F., Vol II, 6s.
 Kilbourn, David, A., 13S. Lee. Josiah. A., IA, c. 319. Patterson. Lieut. John. L. P. Vol. III. 113. IF. 129.
 Patterson, William, L. P. Vol. III, 115.
 Richards, Samuel. A.. 136, c. 319. Smith, Elijah, l.. P. Vol. III. 1858. Smith. Elnathan, A. 1s3. Stanley, Noah, C., 319. Stanley. Timothy. L. P, Vol. III. IT.. ,~.
 Wright David. A, 216.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16

will poll heavy vote for the demo crats
 At Torrington, where Mayor Pao- nessa spoke Sunday he found a feel ing against the party now in power and an apparent desire for change he reports.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
History of New Britain. l.. By DAVID N. CAMP.

F. & I. W.-Rolls of Connecticut men in the French and Indian War. Vols. I and II, collections of the Con- necticut Historical Society. Vols. TX and x.
 L. P.-The Law Papers. Vols. II and III. Collections of the Connecti- cut Historical Society. Vols. VIII and XIV.
 c. M. R.-Connecticut Military Record, 1775-184S. Revolutionary War. War of 1912 and the Mexican War. .'..-..
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
GASOLINE PRICE LOWERED.

New York, Oct 16.-The Standard Oil Go. of New Jersey today reduced the export prices of gasoline and naptha one cent a gallon, and ad- vanced the price of kerosene for ex- port one-half cent a gallon.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
Mew Bnitain:s War Record
 Prior to 1850
Compiled by James Shepard

The record Of New Britain men in the various wars prior to the Civil War will he found below:
 The following authorities cited with abbreviations therefor. with page numbers of work referred to, will be found after each name.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
Gcnealogy and Ecclesiastical History

SFirst Church of New Britain). By ALFRED ANDREWS.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-16
KEEPS CHILDREN WELL AND STRONG

THIN, pale, impoverished blood
 makes children frail, backward = and delicate.
 Cude's Pepto-M -Mangan creates a bountiful supply of pure, red blood, restores bodily strength, brings back color to the cheeks and builds firm, well-rounded flesh.
 For over 30 years Gude's Pepto- Mangan has been recommended by leading physicians as tonic and blood enricher. Your druggist has it. liquid or tablets, as you prefer.
 Guides pepto.Mansa', Ionic and Blood Esyicher
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10
ksrtb Columbia Reifht,

THIS HOME IL EIT TWO YEARS nm
and in perfect condition. brick -ons,rur.
'l"n With concrete front and rear p~r-hcs
SiH roUms snd hath itiledi: garage rrir~.
Slo.7oO. Phone us for sppaintment 10 IA
sPect NckEEvER & GoSS. 1905 Eve -
NV. Main 45se. sss-s I,
CHARMING HOME OF SEYEN WELL. Az
ranged rooms; modern; hath: crtrE .sv--
tory: front, rear and sleeping porchrs; hot
water heat: electric lights; hardwood ho"rs
on c"nvenieni terms. You can hpd no hrt-
ter buy in this Section- M~KEEYER a COSs.
ICES Eve 81. NV. Main lTs2. 5I-3
DANDY HOME or SIX ROOMS THEn
hath; built In garage: con~retc front aud
lower rear porch: sleeping porrh on Second
no0r: has hot water heat: electric lights:
hardwood floors and trim; basement. onerrd
NJ the reasonable price of SO 9sa. No
NEWER & GOSS. 1905 Eye 81. nv. Msin
I7a2 aIs
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHrS-sio ooo
On. square OF ltth st; remsrksbly low.
lights: lot 20 feet wide: builtIn rsrar..
house e. In excellent condition; With nsn,
up-to-dsts features: lsrre colonial frart
porch: rear porches and sleeping porch. E.s,
ave. Main 4eool =.
BRAND NEW HOUSE. MODERN INF
detail: attractively planned and i
tion most desirable. 18th at; g rc
bath; concrete front porch; double
ches: space for garage Price Of
right: terms. SHANNON a Luz
18th st. NV. Main 2S4a.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Reasonably priced colonial des
dence: attractive In sppearance:
block Of 18th St car: 9 rooms; spach
and r~sr porches; inclosed sleeping
h.-w.b., cleo. lights: hardwood noof
lot ~ alley: ample garaEe space. n
vacant and immediate possession n
obtsined. Easy terms. wM s. PHIL
I<o9 n. 7. ave. Main <eoa.
CoLUMBIA HEIGHTs-tis.s soo- T6Is
dence 10 located few doors from 1
st: 10 rooms On three floors &c be6rooms
oak floor. h.w.h.. elec. lights. rear porch
Property is In very best copditIoa. Excellent
terms. WM- O. PHILLIPs. i40e n. Y. ave
Main 600.
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WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WANTED
client drsi-es minimum $500 square feet
business property located between Penn
sylvauis rye.. H street, Twelfth to Seven
tecnth sts NV, TO- stationery sales, printing
and erEravers' officp. VIII not pay over
s2QC rer month.
WILLIAM z. HABTUNG
Ii0S Sixteenth Street " w
ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED
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P. F. CARLEY.

+. +. CAkLE
Ph FIR sIa3. GlT r ST. NV.
$50o-Lu1rh Room: Ii -. ne. good m
come: rent. $40.
S:.TG-LTach Room: iowntown; mixed
trade: real bargain: rent. $50.
A.5cO-Lunch Eoofn; downtown; store. s
rooms & bath: rental. with lease, 800.
S3.On0-Lunch Room; Gowntowa: O rooms
& cellar: also furniture; n real bargain
rental, with lsaSa. SIPS.
S.SOo-Movie Hall: Brlghtwooi; capacity
40 people twhiteI; doing good business; /;
rental. with lease. S9I5
81. .2Oc-Roomtsg House; s st. NV; 10
rooms; baths c garage; very good In
come: rent, 500.
.ea0-Roo:n!aE House: uptown; good
locatior: 20 -ooms; ] bath: very good con-
flti5n. rentsl with lease 500.
Sa,5OO--Rn0ming House: Ia. ave. NV; 10
rooms; baths, gas & e!ec. Lights; steam
heat: rental. with ieaSe, $3.50.
81, 3,nO0-Roou!ug House: downtown; es
rooms: baths & 10 extra sinks; h.-w.b.
elec liEHts; good Iacome; rental. with lease,
scoe
g.. 2.aoe-rs"oming House; downtown, Is
roo,is; baths; gas & elec. lights; heat
furnished; rent, 5000
Sl.5O0-Sear beer; up.own; good income
4 real bargain; rent, $40
S5.OOr-Mil.inery. uptown: errellsnt loca-
tion; rooms = baths. store and garage;
doing vesy good business; q real bargain;
rrnht sell at sacrifice; rental with lease.
s27T.5e.
P. F. CARLEY,
Pm. Fr. 6Is3 s1T r st. NV.
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M"TNT PLEAsANT-SIX ROOMS AND
hath Glassed and screencd-in porches. also
= spacious front porch house has electric
iglr>. hardwood huorS and trim: hot water
beat: conven'nnt terms "a1 ha rrraa-nl
Priced unusually low at Si2.011. McEEEvER
= G"SS, 1905 Eye -. NV. Main iI5.
I14-3
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P. F. CARLEY,

Pm. Fr. 6lJ3. 6IT st. nv.
SS,OO0-AU'o ArrnsSnrT Gas Station.
Downtown, nv: good iOc7tion; pIso very
Eood business; owner retiring; rent, Si25 90
SJO0-ASto RepaL' shop. uptown; very
god income: sent. 54c.GG
2Ooc-Bakery. sw.. rooms & store: q
rea. money maker; wonderful bargain
h.lOO-Bakery. downtown; rooms, bath
a store; very good Income; rental. with
lease. 5000.
Si.Ooo-Barber shop. downtown: very good
business: rental, with lease. 5000.
$5Oo-3-Chair Barbsr Shop. up;owu. very
good iacome: rent, xI5.GO.
T.5oo-S-CAsir Barber Shop. uptown: 1
room X cellar: good income: also a very
Eooe business opportunity: rent. $50. %
n.O0-Ba-eer shop. Il st. ne: store. 4
rooms & bas-men5; d1irz very good b,,,i.
ness; rental, with Ieasn sa5 co
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph. Fr. 6l53. gl7 a,
GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS: VIII.
lesse property; price ,scIudiag stock and
fixtures. ss.jO. wIIDMAN 4 Co. Bth and
- Yrsaklln s40s.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

ST. NEAR STII-3-sTORY BRICK. 10
rCcms & bath. rricC. Sl4.5OD. CAY
WOOD BROS. & GAPRETT. INC. el5 n.
Y. ave- NV
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18TH ST y. W. BETWEEN II & 10
rooms nj hath. Price SaO.00O CAYwOOD
BROS. & GARRETT. INC, 9l5 n. Y. ave
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ST, Mr.. 1ST Sw.-EIght rms. & b; FUR.
h.: Earage; s7.Ono: s2.3On cash. WILD
MAN 4 CO.. 9th anC Fl Franklin s40s
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p. F. CARLEY.

Pm. Fr. s153. G17 st. NV
So 35oo-Gangs Accessory & Paint Busi
ness. uptown. NV: capacity GO ears: 5-yr
lease; very good income; must sell at sac
rihce
si.5Oo-Grocery. Sv.: store; : rooms
hwh. gas: 3-yr. lease: rent So. 80.
50 sOo-Grocery & Market. ne; store. :
rooms. bath. very good income: rental. with
lease $50 %.
So eO0-Groeery & Meats Sw: G rooms &
garage; capacity 3 cars; 5-yr. lease; rent
SEQ 90
81 2Ooo-Grocery. downtown. NV: wonder
full income; rental. with lease. $50 90.
S1.4OO-GrOcpry & Meats. sw: store: :
rooms & cellar: must sell at sacrifice: rental
with lease. S32.jn.
2.O0O-Grocerv & Pr"nrrty: store: :
rooms: garage; latrobe heat: gas: stock
& fixtures: must soil sacrifice.
81 2Oos-HardwarP. Paints. YarnisheS (
House Furnishings: downtown: ; rooms X
store room; 5-yr. lease: also fixtures, stock
AZ inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rent. S1TJ-OO
Se,SOo-Hotel, Pa. ave. NV: % rooms &
several baths: good income: rental with
lease. 5000 nO
s.. OO-Lunchroom. 18th st NV: doing
good business; lease with rental. SIf2jO
s35jO-Lunchroom. uptown. NV: stores
several rooms: excellent business: must
sell at sacrifice: leaving country:
rent. S125.0O
Ph. Fr 6153 6IT st rw
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ST. BET. 21ST & 22ND-S ROOM
brick: bath: 20 q. front. Price. SS. 900
CAYwOOD RROS. & GARRETT. INC, 9l5
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18th sT.-siI.soo.

e-fsm. ant: ami; lower. e. a b.;
unper. Sr n.
y. T.. sANsRURY & CO. IIIs -. ". 500.
18TH ST NEAR OAKS R. & T.. WITH
running wnter in bedrooms: all modern
couveniAnreS: deep lot: furnished attic.
Prize. 50. 80. G s BENNETT Cont. Trust
R'dg Main 65ot.
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P. F. CARLEY,

WIS. AVE. Mr.. M.-Delicatpsseu 4 con-.
fectionery: large store room: $500 bus a
week. Price $4,000 for quick saIr. WILD
MAN q CO., 9th 4 81. franklin s406
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II ST. BETwEEN 2IST & 22ND--Lot.
. eel2N145. Price. s.. $50 CAYWOOD BROS.
| e GAREEE1 NC NJ \ Y nYc. NV
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CENTRAL \. v-PR0FEssIoNAL IOCA.
iion: , blocks from White H1use: 3-story
brick hruse; ii rooms & bath: garage. Price
So. 600: RESPONSIBLE terms LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave. Main 1885.
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S4-50h
Sh-25n
SSShn
S8.0n0
HARRY I. CHEW.

IlHIIN i. vi + w.
N,in 1870 coI Co.., rru.t BldI
CofI-MRIA HETGHTS-Sa an
IN. very best buy IN Columbia Fsirtf.
Tor the price asked Rrr brirE houss - 81
r''r'ns md hath running vs'sr ~ ss~hf
h"dronrrt: ~ n eie~ nFhfs -oorr dNsn III
oouhie rear rorch., ard colonial fro-t r--rh Il
worthy OF v"rr iTsoecfi0a. sttrar-f-s terms
wM. $. PHILLIPS. I4oa Ne- Yo-k Az.
ysin 4snO
ARRANGED As TwO.FANTIr rTATl
hri"k h0uSs 81 rooms and hath all ma \
nrn improvements; finished room and shaw~-l
In ~ellar; front and douh'" rrsr ro-rhes
space Tor garage: property il shout vsarsl
cid. Price. 50 7nn: rerms SHANNON a.
lTCHS. ia l4th s'. nv. Main e34s
oJINCY sT.-CoRNER BRICK HOUSE oFI
rooms ~ bedrooms hath ard lavnto-v
huit-in garage; hot otwater heat: hardwood
hoorS ana trim: electricity: rss; front IN
double rrar Porrhss including sleOri- II
Sl3 600: terms SHANNON & LTCHS
l4ih st nv. Msin .345.
IRVING ST-LARGE BRICK HOTSE Z
Al condition: stories; 10 rooms and
bath 90 hedroomsl. hot water heat: . o..
tricity: gas; exceptionally good oak foo-s
and hardwood trim. front. double rear snd
slee1inr Porchss; spsce for Esrarr- OrI,
Sl3.5 son terms. SHANNON a LUCHS. ia
lith -. nv. Main e345.
TENTH ST-s-ROOM Ann BATH BRICK
house: semi detached: furnace heat: sIs0-I
tricity: Eas: front and rear porrhss. sss IoE
possession. SHANNON a LUCHS. rs lfsh
II. NV. Main e8E5.
PERRY ST. JUST WEST or ltTH ST
Row brick house ~ q rooms ard hath.
furnsc" hcat; electri-itv. ras: hardwood
floors and trim: front and double rear -o--
SHANNON & LUCHs. TIs IAN 81. nv
Main 2345.
ColUMRIA HEIGHTS-slO. 500. In that
desirable loration near 18Th 81: ,nrr~
residence Of 10 rooms: excellent for rcorninr
house: h.-w.h.: e!ec. lights. d~ep lot o.
condition; newly pspered ana painted. At
lractiNc terms. WN- 5. PHILLIPS. 1909
y. y. ave Main tsoO
18th ST ABOVE PARK Rp-S,rictI.
modern. 2 rooms & baths: s-ear bri~k
garage: wide alley: hardwood trim through
cut; convertible for husinHss $4,000: $40
GOO cash. Act Quick. wTLDMAN 4 co.
nth II. Fr. s4Os
sIS.soo; REAUTIFTL HOME tKENNEpY
bEiltl: 10 rms: baths; h.-w.h.: elect +:
m Lamont St: 3rd r. a-rsnged az ant I
DAVID E. RARRT. 1907 n st. Main 1871
sEMI-DErACHED ssToRY BRICK: y
rms; baths: NV h; Porches. laundry;
nricr only SlO.oO0
DAVID z RARRT. 1917 II .t. Nsin 1871;
$1,000: I4TH ST. NV: COLONIAL.
style; rms: hath; h.-wh.: Earsre: &C.
ment. rear porches: terms arranged
I DAVID 2 BARRY. 1907 at Main 1871
ss.0Ot-lSTF ST, NR. SPRING m 49,
Colonisl 6 rooms and bath: h.-wh-: rlec.
iricity. garage; double porrhes. wTLLIAN
n. HARTUNG. lI0s 18th 81. NV Main 37s
FERRY ST.-ss.5OO.
rms. h: elec; rarquet hoors: Al cor
y. /. SANSBCRf q Co. ltls at N. 50
PARK ROAD: 1000: ACROSS FR (
New Sacred Heart Church: a-storv hr
u rms bath; garage: electricity: St.
hest
DAVID f RARRT. 1877 II u. Main
WEST or 18th ST. NV: NEAR
road: brick; 8 rooms: hath; INV.
and electricity: only 50 OOO: terms
DAVID p BARRY. 1907 n st Mai
OTIS ST. NV; $500; BRICK; g RUuds.
bath: h.-w.h.: electric lights
DAVID y BARRY. 1907 n st Nsto 1871
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DELICATESSES. FRUIT AND CIGAR
store: NJ. 9th and II NV: we'll equipped;
Ice cream parlors Pnd soda fountain: in
C9ne SloG per day: price $500. WILD
SAN CO., 9th & II sts Fr. G4O6.
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Mr.. WAR RISK RT. 10 rms. ? b.. amI:
s1n.1oo THOS FISHEP & CO. I3s
18th NV 81 S5an
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y. Y. AVE. RETwEEN 9TH & l0TH Sis
I5-ft troEt brick h6z. Price. 500. .OOn
CAYwooD RRCS. ( GARRETT. INC. 0IJ
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Msin leto coi cc-t Tru.t BldI
CofTMRIA HEfGHTS-Sa an
IN. very best buy IN Colunhi, Fsirtf.
Tor the prtc" asked RUN brirE houss - 6
r'stms IND hath running vs'sr ~ ss-h
N"droon'; b ~ h.; e'eo. nEhis 3l-oorn d~Sn
oouhle rear rorches ard colonial fro-t r--rb .
worthy OF v"ur iHsoecfi0a. aftrpr-f-s fsrns
WI > PHILLIPS. lfoo Nr~ York ave.
Nsin 4snO
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EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. FRAME AND
brick near Ith St, on New York ave. !;
sell 10 cOlored; price So 80: reSsona bic
terms LOUIS r SHOEMAKER. 1907 n.
Y. ave. Main 1885
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

NEWTON NEAR 18TH SIS ROOMS &
hath hardwood floors: elec. lights: deep
-: brick garage. good huy. g. s BEN
NETT. Cont Trust Bidc Main 6l04.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

BUSINESS PRoPERTY--ST0EE ATS :
near 18th 4 Columbis rd.: brick; : story;
Price. sos. orc. tnrlls. louis p. SHOE
MAkER. ltni Y. Z. sve. Main 1I6f
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE
of center hall plan. containing rooms
~ bedroomsl and hath: hot-water heat:
e'ertricitv and gas: front and rear porrhes !;
hardwood floors and trim; screens: open
fireplace. This housR is Of frame ronstruc-
tion. completely detached and there & =
hui't-in CnrsgN. convenient terms. Price.
Sl2. go. SHANNON & LCCHS. 5ls 18th ST.
NV Main o34S
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

J0CELYN ST.-Sl2. OOb.
rms: b.; anil; sleeping * breakfast
porches
n L SANSRrRY { co I4Is st NJ 5so4
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

DANDY LITTLE LUNCHRooM; NORTH
east section: living rooms: rent sGO: 4:
busy serrion; only $3.50. wTLDMAS 4 co. ,
etf & SITS. FIR f4O0
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

NV. SECTl0S--Six rooms & bath; tap
estry brick: buils-in features; beautiful
home: strictly modern: price. $3.50; small
down payment: balance easy terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
t40T Vow York ave, Main IIsS
The Washington herald., 1922-05-10

BUSINESS PHNPERTI NEW STORH;
brick ronS;rrr:ion: lot 1872 feet to Alley,
nr busy street: ear line: good location: also
lrvestmen-. Price. s7.50O: terms. LOUIS
+. SHOEMAKER. I4n7 y. Y. ave N. lios
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-24

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