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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
NEED TECHNICAL
TALENT in NAVY
Officers of High Rank in Favor of
Premium to Keep Men for
Long Terms.

hington.-Despite the attention
attracted in recent months to the ques-
ton of gun elevation on battleships and
modernization of the fleet the problem
Of biggest concern to the navy today
is personnel.
In the recent fleet maneuver, rank
ing naval officers made every effort to
emphasize that the question of enlisted
personnel is the main consideration In
the maintenance of the 5-5-3 naval ra-
ito of the Washington treaty.
1t is estimated that 10000 Of the &c.
900 provided by law will be due to re-
tire at the expiration of their terms OF
enlistment, while the navy will be
lucky to get 40 per cent of these to re-
enlist This constant turnover from
year to year is regarded as the weak
feature of the feet
Longer Enlistment Periods.
In stressing the problem in its rela-
ton to personal efficiency naval experts
point out that the British enlistment
term is twelve years. while the Japa-
nese term is ten years, thus assuring
these countries permanent personnel
Of trained men which the United
States cannot hope to have at the rate
Of the present yearly turnover.
Doing away with the war enlistment
periods of two years and three years
and going back to the four-year period
will help to some extent but even at
that it is estimated that, in order to
have a personnel sufficient to maintain
h, 14e< ~ AZ x x
the United States should allow itself at
all times a larger personnel than Great
Britain has, while at the present the
total British personnel is 10000 men
greater than of the United States.
Not Enough Radio Men.
The constant turnover is particularly
felt in the bigger and more technical
phases of naval work. AS an example
of this it is pointed out that the navy
today is unable to maintain anything
like the requisite quota of radio teleg-
raphers, although radio communica
ton is the very nerve center of naval
operations.
1t Is estimated that there should be
enough of these to take care not only
Of the feet but of every shore station
under the American flag.
Development of expert gunnery also
Is severely handicapped by the same
situation as regards personnel shifting.
Down in the feet 1t is not at all I'M
usual to see officers of a battleship |
throwing dice to decide who shall get
an electrician newly assigned to duty.
The demand now Is that congress
put some kind of premium on technical
ability in the navy and allow compen-
sation which would enable the navy to
keep this class in the service fora long |
term of years
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
new BALLOON TO FIGHT
GYPSY MOTH FROM AIR
Agricultural Department Bor-
rows Army Machine.

Washington. The gypsy moth
which long has been playing havoc in
the forests Of New England and else
where, must watch its step from now
on. Early in June experts of the De
partment of Agriculture will start a
fight on this tree pest from the air.
For this campaign the army air
service has turned over to the depart
ment the NIB, a new-type motor bal
loon built for the specific purpose OF
spraying and powdering with chemi-
Gals pest-infested forests.
The NIB is capable of lowering over
a specified point and this Characters
tic is expected to prove highly valuable
in the campaign. 1t has been thorough
ly tested by the engineering division of
the air service at McCook field. 1t is
equipped with two 75-horse power mo-
tors and carries five passengers. An
army crew will navigate the NIB dur
ing the campaign against the gypsy
moth
New York state appropriated $780,
600 for combating the gypsy moth
along the border from the st. Law
renee river to Long Island sound, but
1t is feared that any measures con-
fined to application from the ground
will prove inadequate.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
COME AND MEET THE
SCREENS HAPPY COUPLE

Come and meet the happy couple
of filmdom-Mr and Mrs. Harold
Lloyd Yes, they are no other than
the specialized comedian, Harold, and
his pretty little leading lady, Mildred
Davis.
Harold and Mildred are coming to
the Kenworthy Theatre, Wednesday
to Saturday in the seven-reel Pathe-
comedy, Safety Last" and the big
event inetheir lives took place shortly
after the completion of the produc-
ton.
This delightful romance of the sill
versheet began about three years ago
when Mildred Joined the Hal Roach
forces and made her first appearance
with Harold in the two-reel comedy,
(" From Hand to Mouth" A warm
sprang up between the
young people resulting in merry we'd
ding bells. And Safety Last by the
way, is the last picture in which Har-
old and Mildred will be seen together,
for Mrs. Harold Lloyd is to star in
her own right in feature pictures.
1t is a fitting thing that Safety
Last /" tells one of the most charming
love stories ever presented in a pic
ture. AS the boy, head over heels in
love. Harold gets into the most try
ing difficulties. In fact, Lloyd climbs
the side of a twelve story building,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Coue Beads Latest Fad
of University Co-eds

Iowa City, Ia.-Coue beads are the
latest fad among University of Iowa
co-eds, the string consisting of 20 pol
ished walnut beads with an oval
pendant.
The beads which represent the
famed auto suggestion methods of
Emile Coue, are coming to be potent
factors in keeping up courage before
an exam. Instead of a last f1ustered
glance over the notebook before the
final quiz, each fair coed calmly
counts off her DAY by day, in every
way, my freshman English is getting
better and better
Some fears are expressed in sorority
circles that the chant may come to
take the place of the nightly Nov
lay me-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

Miss Annie w. Goodrich OF New
York has just been appointed dean Of
the new school of nursing of Yale uni
versity. Miss Goodrich Is at present
assistant professor Of nursing at
Teachers college, Columbia university,
and director of nurses at the Henry
street settlement.
She was superintendent of nurses at
the New York Post Graduate hospital
from 1898 to 1900; and since that time
has served with st. Luke's, Bellevue,
New York state educational depart
ment and the Army School of Nursing.
In 1924 Mount Holyoke college gave
her an honorary degree and the War
department recently awarded her the
d. S. M. She has been described by
the secretary of Rockefeller Founda-
tion as "the outstanding figure in
nursing education in America today"
President Angel of Yale says: 1T
would be impossible to find anyone
more competent to undertake the diff
ficult work of organizing the new in
stitution."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Two Men Sail Canoe
Through Panama Canal

Balboa Heights, Canal Zone.-An 1S-
foot canoe, carrying mainsail and q
lib, enjoys the distinction of being the
first sailing craft of any description to
pass through the Panama canal under
the power Of its canvas.
The little vessel, manned by Lieut..
Miller of the United States navy ard
H. j. Grieser, swimming instructor,
started from Cristobal at a. "a. and
locked the same evening at Balboa at
8.45.
The frail craft squeezed its way
into the great locks alongside of huge
steel freghters, was raised or lowered
to the level of the next lock, and
passed on to repeat the process until
it had negotiated the entire lock syx-
tenn. The tolls were 72 cents
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

Phone your orders or call at the In
land Meat Market 205-2O6
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Heiress to Estate Must
Wed 2-Generation Yank

Denver, Colo.--A bequest of the
greater part Of the residuary estate of
Gen. Frank D. Baldwin, Colorado's
greatest military hero, to his grand
daughter, Miss Alice Annie Williams
Foote, providing that she marry nm
American of at least two generations,
marks the generals last will and tes-
lament, filed here. Total assets of the
estate are estimated at slightly more
than $4,000 one-half of which is isft
outright to the widow.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

We guarantee the milk and cream
we sell to you to be rich, pure, clean
and wholesome. Delivered twice daily
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Many sexagenarians in France.

Paris More. than 10 per cent Of the
population of France has reached the
age of sixty. In other words. the re-
public has nearly 100000 men and
women travelling toward three score
years and ten.
Germany, according to the same sta
tistics, with population one-third
greater than France, counts only
5,113000 persons, or s per cent, In
this same age category.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
PRAGUE a Busy Aerial Center,

Prague.-A commercial aerial trans
poxtation company Is making regular
airplane flights at the rate of eight a
week between this city and Paris.
Warsaw and Constantinople and re
turn Mails merchandise and passcn-
gers are carried
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

The poppy" the official memorial
flower of the American Legion, will
be on sale Wednesday by the Legion
Auxiliary. Funds to be used to decor
ate the soldiers graves. 205
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Woman Makes Furniture

Potsdam. Fraulein Mary Peschlow
q Nowowes, IL the first woman in
Germany to pass successful exami-
nation as cabinet and furniture
maker. She will work actively at the
trade among all men artisans
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Check for Two Cents
Settles Mans Estate

Lima, GA check for two
cents was cleared in the regular
way through the banks here re-
Gently.
The check was drawn by John
T. Cotner, clerk of courts, to r.
s. Steiner, attorney, and was
necessary in the settlement of
an estate.
1t was said to be the smallest
check that ever passed through
the local clearing house.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

Approximately sa Used Cars Were Printed On M Evening That An Average More Than Five las 10 Every New
 What On the Market Without Moving Must Be Used h Purchasing car-Rd the Want Ads For Thorough Information On the Used Car Market
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
Merchandise at the Stores

AUTOGRAPH Albums leather coVersi gilt edge sheets with printed notations. Noth- inu could be better for q pre-graduate present. Lasting sayings that will finger ionr in your memory can be record ,d. Prices low. Adkins 56 Church St. CAUGHT WITH THE GOopS-Sale at the Army and Navy store 56 Church St. Read about some of the bargains under Foot wear and clpthins," Heading No. 6l. COUGH HAMMockS tKhak), at Slg.oO and up, Porch rockers at low prices. Max Fucker, 5l6 Main St. Prompt deliver les. Phone 509. ---- FOUNTAIN PENS Sohaefrers lifetime pen in com b!nation pen and pencil box. Water mans fountain pens In excellent designs with varied assortment of style. Station cry. best finish; graded assortments to tll my need. These make excellent grad uation gifts order now and get your monogram as you like it. Adkins 66 Church street.
 LAWN MoWBRS-our big variety and prices on lawn mowers, fencing wires and poultry netting will surprise you. Cali and convince yourself. Frank Nair. 549 Main St. Phone 2l27. Opposite St. Marys church. .---.----.-------- PAINTS AND wALLPAPERS-W carry a full line for exterior and interior work Complete line glass and hardware Lehr- CTS, l76 East Main St. Phone 1lsi-5. PHOTO AIBUMs--An sizes. This gradua- ton gift is suappy in appearance and will carry pictures of old school chums you don't want to forget. IL will be a source of infinite pleasure 10 the owner in years to come. Very low prices. Ad- kins 66 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
EDUCATIONAL
Instrumental and Vocal

MANDOLIN banjo. ukuee. Correct modern instruction. E. c. Benson Barker. Booth 8 block. Tel. 2S9S. In New Britain Tuesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday. MISS EMMA N. MILLER Is going to have special summer course in piano, in- cludins classes in sight reading, ear train ing and harmony. studio, 475 Arch St. Telephone 29e4
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

MOMAGuIN East Haven. Conn. "Pollyana'
 cottage on water front. Rooms. Board n desired. Write Mrs. Grace \. Gasan |SAYBROOK MANOR. Saybrook Conn. Fur nished rooms for light housekeeping or with board. near beach. Mrs. w. D.
 Ernth 10 MnnrnN Si.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

Money Loaned fs CoNFIpENrIAL LoANs-The wage carncr or salAried man with Ba commercial hank credit can obtain loan up to $500 on his household furniture or secured notes Service quick, courteous and confidential. Repayment to suit your own convenience Phone igi3. Benehclal Loan Society. s7 ". Main s.. New Britain. Buy q Chau- tauqun season ticket. CONSTRUCTION LOANS MADE In any amounts. Let us help you build. For fur. thor particulars see Morris Tulin, isi Main St. Phone 3S7-2. FIRST AND SECOND mortgage money in any amounts ". l.. Hatch Co.. City Hall Bldg.
 MoRTGAGEs--First mortgage money on hand in amounts 10 satisfy applicants Parker & Demlng. ieS Main st. Tel. 2026 FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES aoney available In any amount on real estate q. palmIeri. sos Main St. s25000 to loan on 2d mortgages. Morris Tuln. Real Estate and Mortgage Loans, main office 54 Church St., Httd.. branch lSl Main St., New Britain. Phone S73-4
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

INDIAN NECk--6 room cottage with all Improvements. Completely furnished, Very desirable location will rent until october 1st. Apply Watson & Jones, 2ei Main St. Phone a450. MOMAuGuiN East Haven Conn., Molly q cottage ou waterfront. Rooms. Board II desired Write Mrs, Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
AUT0MOTIyR
seTsIee stations, lsspairlng

TaFs. slgF faffains aha seas seEe2s msaa oaRT aRa yeQaiEta at nsQliillss A2t9 E22 sReP, gss Mar si,
 WETTIY6s BRAzING and cgitias. sssIss ey9inasgs hnRa hY Eparaniesa pEegesS ksls '. ksls9a sls Eass s.. fAens lssssA efEI NFgtksF MI sssn hs hsgs fesF car shsnla hs ia gaaa r9Aaitisn fer teaFr Ing. flaw it arefaaalsd si eharlaAe 2 AatA ssFRies sssEisR, tsg Asln a, sFARsi,SQ6 lishtins aRe tsNltian gaEs, sAlisfartafE saENsse, hleeinsal paFts Ter sale clsEes Aus0mahils la0RaFEs rear g5a Main ss, fAeRs lstt, NE ae general FeIsiFiRs ~ Tsasepahis pTi5es, West MaiR aaFase, las West Main si, PhaRs aise,
 NE rspsiF all makss af slsFtsTs ssReFar tors magpei0s sRd isRiiioH. Cal eR ns, Tel, sise, West Aaia aaFaes, lss West Main sl, - WHEN gauF meter want siaH easily hFiHs Yalr gar Ia ns faT inspesisah, E4fai 1lt al experts, Wesl MaiR daEass, lsA West Main si, Tel. sssA,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
Musical Instruments
AEoLIAN vocAL1oN. slightly used Good

as new wttn rev maciu.v gua. ,,ntro and six records. S6O. John A. Andrews x Co. RECORDS Most of the latest selections, all selling at l-s price. Widen CTS 1sS Main St..
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

TRANSFER & STORAGE Auto trucking 4 al kinds. Local and long distan> moving by men skilled in the handling of goods requiring care, Furniture and plano moving our specially. Our facilities and abilities are UT excelled. Storage packing. crating. and forwarding by truck or rau.
 ie7h MAIN STREET.
 NEW BRITAIN. CONN.
 Rear Dickinson's Drug Store
 A. P. MARSH. PROP.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
Vacation Places Dor Rent

FOUR room cottage, all conNeniences. bath room, July and August, sSb0. Miss J. [. Roman, 2aS second Ave, Laurel Beach, Milford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
MERCHANDISE
IIeriililrrs. seais. Plans

EsFfR, tsnsie aud p4ppf7 plsnts fsr ssiE "A A, Waite ls RlAsk RRek skenAe. sEFNs sf ail kinas high ih ssTminalian for sarien or faTHs q r, slFepis, lls lhaHfh sl.
 SPRAY MAfERlAIs Fms ts ihe ltms 10 spFag YanF trees and Ainss fer aeFiHsni spFaEi liaaid iims sulphur aiia afg hms sulphur, RaesliHa Rfos,, lh1,' faFA ana Bigala@ sls Phone lelA, sErps tiet SaaF seeds iR season, AsseFl' meat complete, prices lev, aI AeAFeTs l7s Fast Main sl,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
MERCHANDISE
AIusioaI InstFumonls

 tcfNMnlA i.paEni meafl eaaal5ial ns hagaEF EharHE aHH FFief Aas itas ass tnmsrs sst fh a' fss NHa hesells Masi ns sa'a at nrcs lahn A Andrews G. Fha Hts Furniture slarf.
 ELLISON rlANohp niso Phoa9sraPh, in nsN ta aiHeH, HahasaHT rAfiHff' fnNr SRs w.F reearts Convenient terms WlaeHsf 1Et Main sl ------ dtIBR AAsFN pl.ANER PIANOS solicit len minute piaging test tn ieWnhsifa'H the superiority HI these famous lnsttNt meBls \ lesg Niti convince aHyeNs Easy la play ana easy ta pay iienfg MogAhs sss Main si- on. Asnlf sl. KRANiFk d RAfn Aawhy < Evans les ter hahleT < EaWuaaA pianos, We haNs sold this NGr hf pianas faf over sa years, Ne guarantee E. itt ilfne, fHOSoaRAPll Ussa hal months and ip a nfa playing epuditipBi splendid MA' hagaRg upright faelNsii siEh several fes' PiANN-r -rpnsdt HuBhngen. iioa, Ah' plhsF upright TaUa for SEQ, lH E' AA' dreNs ila AF-h fl ----- fTAN0s Ws nave pla, ed over aeee KehleF campbell planas in ihis Yizihtis, lar rluding ehurVRss krheals, lodses, stf' HsfoTa yau tuy. eHli AH4 .ei us demoh' stTAte, r, i Pierre,
 SONORA nARY GRAND s'yls, pplg aligm' iy used. lternFts included real has, gath Terms it desired NeuFy Mnfahs' see Hain st, npp, Myrtle si,
 TALKING MACHINE -- Ya0btinn model guaranteed, with cords fae best made Igk. l.. E. AndNWs, sie Arch st yIcTRoIA with regoFds locks Ike nawi mus, be sold at once for s5A, John \. Ahdrews X Ca The Rlg Furniture store .yIcTRoi.A. PoRrARLE-Just the machine you wan, for ihis season et the year, We will include the selection of the latest records on easy terms Henry Morans, so9 Main N, opp, Myrtle N,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

your birds and profit by using
 Purina Chicken Fa,ena. For sale at N. B.
 pird A Feed Co.,, iO5 Arch St. Tel 112l-3.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
AUF0MOTIyE
Autos And ITlehs Tor saIe

-TFHfHH wv STANLEY STEAMERS ra2snai ,aiass lA halh t0aNng sna Isaas1rF lFps, Ace eihFF FAFs flRa aps Aaron q. Cohen tnE1 iss Fare s., HsrtteFd, Ffl 9z2aRl. sFTnEBAhER. ls2G nshi siA feuFinE fsFs RaR PnlF s,aae Nailfs saliY eqa.HPfs aH4 alasasg ReN ia FkRlg detail. tteaFEslAn n AeiP sales re- lss ATfh si- Phone zles, sTunEBAkERs- hfaad EeW Nght sk EeaasssTs, Nus he sla shis Woaah. q a CT fhe tsi Tsl7f Ger aAs saAe, Aisa siRashaksT sSReaial slAH roadster Rl a slaa Esfes- M. Irving Jester, lsS ATFh g. PAanH kll. 'fhis 4s a saaHeaRfF AssF
 kTtF1, issa, 5 gass ienFing fsE This FaF hss sRefasiaF geaTs. Positively PsFfsf' iR sgRFy detail, Aet aTihY < si, Thomas lsas stanley sf, Phone isses kFpTz sPEEnsTER issf, hFspd naF paint, This faT farisfs saaEanlfe, A Fsas iN ii wln eanSlntn faA tfat fhis faF Is as gspFfsentFa, Aa'sH-g < B. Thanas. iees stanley sl Tel, ltss, TNo seven Isss, iauuRg raFs lu gsFy gaa4 seEai,iaR, FFlps gsss9Rshls, fsll si ts PNigh' street,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
USED
EMPLOYMENT
neln-slea Named

itAf-ahtH NafANh ~ sALEsMAN ana ralls lnr vApte3 ApI5s s4HgFr store sf ihRrfh si ssE.FsMAN fnpsfifnz si in lassa #nifs pFsfs'rfa NsW Britain sai-k G. igi
 iIelp-Mnmen NaRed as eaatPEFRNF sNfaish faes wriia r A Be 5ss or Fsa, sll, NaaisaR, EARERifSGEn girls NaniFa 0n sleetrs sowing mas hlRs- ApHll iN Aana si, alEI for seneFal hRasawaFk Nus hs sasa euak. AFRlF Mrs. ., il, TFnmbHlL s2 Farmiuginn AFe,, PlaiRFills- GIRIs aRa WAmen waniea la a5 aisAH isun' dry NpFks aaed wages fer ga0a workers APplA tu'aR Laundry, iss ATfh g. WAlgRess eanlsa' cal ssss sflsF hYs n'rl0ek,
 ForNH laN ef neai sppsaFsnSs "a SlFsT counter, NfieFy Cigar steFe, q ehuWh street,
 YNUNa FlTl about Is 10 hsln wllh ba5Y and assist in light heusswaFly eail 10 Past RsNmend s., llaHfera, Tel s-isia,
 situations Wantei--sien ii MAN wishes position in grocery siaFes Four years experience, Can drive trafk, Write hoK s2, Herald,
 POSITION wanted as chauffeur. PFiSsis or commercial, F, F, Mariinaale, iss Broad s' flainNlls
 TECHNICAL mechsnltai eleetFieiAn, desires position, Expert on motors, Rest af ref erenees, Tes ae, Herald, M0NlNd lawns, trimming hedges ef any other outside work hy American man, 2i yrs, old, Address Box ls Herald,
 Situations Wanted-Women 55 ,Vonaan wants NeFk hv Ina day. Address Box ss, Herald,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

SaTTAGE a4 hsasaisw slth ssrssa Wsai4 Esfaa tn adEahea slE menths feats snaA family. hfgala bag f, or teem fattsss sF tsas-
 msni Write Beg ii Herald,
 smsa tam.ly Aaafsss RsE si
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

There's a thousand willing subjects willing to bear the yoke-Herald classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
Feed and Fuel

2 BOOKKEEPERS stools high, with backs. $500 each. Adkins Printing Co.,. 66 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
--- : .-s - - -
 Shore Places For Sale

HAMMOCkS BEACH, Saybrook, new g room cottage on shore front. porches, garage. lot. l0N.QQ 1t. Price including furniture, rugs, shades and screens, sa,o0O. H. ], Folsen li0 Main St. Tel. l,so. MADISON cottage of seven rooms. Bargain. schultz & Costello. aas Main St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
Wanted-Articlcs To Buy

 CLOTHES, papers and junk bought at the highest prices. Assure yourself the best prices possible by notifying l.. Zeides. loi oak St. Phone 5l5-lS. There Is cash profit In all that stun that Is cluttering up your attic and cellar. Phone me i'm mediately and l will call. FURNITURE in good condition wanted. Good prices paid, all household articles. Call me before you sell. Phone 6i5-iS. FIlRNITURE--We will buy it at fair prices. The Furniture Exchange 67 Arch St. A J. Giraffe. Mgr.
 JCNK-We buy magazines, papers. rags, all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A. Rodinsky. Si Oak st. Tel S0gl-2.
 VIE pay fair prices for any household ar ticles Just drop card to D. M. Ben jamin, li5 Beaver St. Phone 1920.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry (

 FINAL JEwELRY sALE-scillng out our entire ,ewelry line Rt half pglfe. Gradua- ton and wedding sifts at less than cost, step in aud look at this stock. You II md some amazing bargains. Henry Mcraus, S6S Main si, opp, Myrtle st. GRADUATION GIFTS and wedding rings al lowest prices. liimberg & Horn. s?s Main st. and 10 k. R. Arcade. No fear of substiiution. Have your din- monds reset while you walt and in your own presence at !. Resnicks, Mig. Jewell err $40 Main s.. opp. Commercial st. retail diamonds al wholesale prices. ab 10 s0es reduction on all graduation and wedding gifts,
 PEARLS for birthday md gifts La Tausca, Delta, La Princess, Le Mere and RiehelIeu. in all sizea. from s3.oo up. The Wedding Ring shop, i4s Main St. PRETTY and accurate watches for gradua- ton gifts at B. Georges i66 Main St. Room 10. Walk one flight, II will pay you well.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

EAST MAIN ST, 2oS--One large front room furnished, suitable for l vr gentlemen. dot water, bath and all Improvements, very reasonable; also one single room with hot water and bath. Three furnished rooms for housekpppIng Tpl lgSS or aat. sl
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Roous For Kent

All conveniences. Tel. S6s-s. CHURCH ST. 6i--Large pleasant front room, suitable for one or two gentlemen: also one single room. Mrs. Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

ONE large front room, furnished. for two gentlemen, with modern convenences. Central location, Phone egsS
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

6FS- sI5E Faltairs ana ga; ss9sls msaa
 e,eF ana FsgaiFsa a' nsel''lss Asis gs2
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18

FURNISHED room eo,sase " .v....
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
liooms For Housckeeping
Where To Dine

HAVE you tried the Hotel Regal restau. rant? Ss-go Church st. Special brsak- fast. 15e special dinner. s6e; spocta1 supper. see. Open at all timsa
New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
EMPLOYMENT

RooFEIyS HELPERS wanted Come ready to go 10 work. Apply M O. Crawford, National Bank Bldg. Room 4oS, between S.yO and o'clock a. m.