New Britain herald., 1922-02-24
HELEN [. LONG
 WINS CONTEST Si Will Be Gladly Given to Her on Request

~ " sASA on Request Two days ago. there was modest Classified Ad in The Herald placed shere by an ex-soldier. He wanted any kind Of work, and requested that letters be addressed to Soldier, Box lt His plea for any kind of work was not answered and each day as he asks for his letter. the Want Ad Rhyme Judge feels just like thinking bit about Our Boys" as we called them once with pride and we have , every reason to be proud when we mentioned our New Britain sons. Today the Judge feels better. for he knows that he is not alone in his thoughts. A letter came with a poem by Miss Helen c. Long. 344 Elm street which receives the $1 prize, and all Shat the Judge regrets is that it is not larger amount which he could give for the thought expressed there in.
 The poem follows: While waiting for the bonus (Which they may never give) There is many an ex-service man Who has 10 work to live: Whn Country called. tis evident That this man did not snirk He's willing to do anything Can someone give him work?
 HELEN C. LONG,
 344 Elm Street,
 City. Other poems worthy Of note are: If your ceilings are all cracking, And your roof is leaking to Just call up M C. Heisler, He'll fix them up for you
 RUSSELL TORELLO,
 743 Stanley Street,
 New Britain, Conn | If you'd motor to watch the stars twinkle
 And forget all your worry and strife; Hurry down to Wrinkle, To buy "The Car With the Longer Lfe.'
 MRS. MINERVA B. ROBBINS,
 Plainville, Conn. It pays to advertise, as everyone Try fan or pencil and see how it goes '. To F.. w. Bennett all credit is due So give him a chance for a dime or two.
 FLORENCE THOMPSON,
 76 Pleasant Street Smile week is the time when we all auto smile, Some smile ev'ry week in the very best style, They flock to ONeils from near and from far For a Prest-O- Lite to be placed in their car.
 JAMES SHEPARD. Pas pipe had the stench of a goat Upsetting this stomach of mine; A French briar gem, with fine bake lite stem, l bought him of E. Horenstein. CHARLOTTE w. TAYLOR,
 Pennington, Conn. There was a young lady named Mary W no NtnI lO IIuClIIp \ III d hurry, Her hair was a fright But now it's all right She had it done up nice and curly.
 THOMAS DONAHUE,
 437 West Main Street Say It With Flowers" She'll know the rest Trust it to Welch--he'll send the best WINIFRED A. SPOONER,
 kensington, Conn., If your car hits a rut And the spring breaks in two; Just go to John Baker, He'll fix it for you.
 JOHN M. SHADE,
 1886 Stanley Street.
 New Britain, Conn. Rub-a-dub- dub Stay out of the tub New Britain Dry Cleaning Is a wonderful sub.
 DOROTHEA F. HORNKOHL.
 95 Columbia Street.,
 New Britain, Conn. I spend the winters in the South, The North is cold and harsh, And so store my furniture With Mir. A. P. Marsh.
 LILLIAN kOPLOWITZ,
 o30 North Street,
 City. Long distance moving is the feat Of H. Brown company on Dwight street,
 He packs all things with infinite care. And is sure to treat you on the square.
 JOHN F. MOORE,
 Box 294,
 New Britain, Conn LThere was young man from Col chester, Who walked his girl home just to test her,
 But the girlie got sore, And wouldn't walk any more, So he bought new Allen from Jester.
 THOMAS LOOMS,