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Evening star., 1924-12-07
UPPER MARLBORO.

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. December
(SpeciaN.-The Fall term of the
Circuit Court reconvenes here Mon
day at 10 o'clock. Owing to the
crowded condition of the civil dock ct
the court was unable to finish the
work in time to hold court in the
other counties of the circuit which
the law requires. An adjournm ment
was taken several weeks ago, and
court was held in each of the coun-
ties of Charles, st. Mary's and Call
vert.
At the meeting of the county com
missioners Tuesday, John T. Fisher,
Oxon Hill district, was named clerk
to the board; George B. Merrick,
Upper Marlboro, counsel, and DR.. G.
F. Mcguire, Upper Marlboro, physi-
clan to the Jail. All these are re-
appointments for the year 1925.
James II. Shreve, supervisor of as
sessments, was directed to discon-
tinue assessing property from Tues
day, December 2. The commissioners
ordered that Olive Beall be commit
ted to the Maryland School for the
Blind, and that Charles Loveless be
committed to the county almshouse.
At the regular meeting of the
Orphans Court, held here Tuesday.
these orders were passed:
That L. Z. Duley and Morton Tay-
man be appointed appraisers of the
personal estate of the late Edith
Wade Young;
That Harry Brown be appointed
guardian of the estate of the minor
child. The1ma Cornelia Mahoney;
That an attorneys fee of $3.50 be
allowed Charles w. Clagett out of
the assets of the estate of Juliet
Heubley for professional services, and
that Mrs. Clara s. Shepherd, admins
tratrix of the estate of Juliet Heubley
be authorized to pay to Edwin o. C.
Sweger and Josephine C. Sweger.
executors of the estate of Charles
E. Heubley, $500 in settlement of
their claim;
That the first account of Renice
Radcliffe; executrix of the last will
and testament of Albinus Conoway,
be passed;
That the first and final account of
Grover c. Sweeney, administrator of
the estate of jeremiah Sweeney;
Frances e. Wood, Administrative of
the estate of Frank Ivy Wood; Win
field c. Crown, executor of the estate
of Charles Z. Crown, and Anna NJ.
Smith, executrix of William Hilmer,
be passed.
Miss Lucille Mudd. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Mudd, Waldorf, and
John Francis Summers, son of Mrs.
Annie Mace Summers and the late
Edwin Gwynn Summers, Baden, were
married Saturday last In St Peters g
Cnarch, waldorf.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
TOWN FACING FEUD
THREATS IS QUIET
Bishop Gang Said to Have Planned
War on Constable Who
Wounded Member.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, December g
The village of Hancock, near here,
was quiet today, despite threats that
the friends OF James e. Bishop. feud-
list. would make war on Constable
Charles Barnhart and his friends as
d result of the shooting Of Bishop.
It was in the leg that Bishop stop
ped d bullet when the constable at
tempted to arrest him at Il Hancock
Doolroom and he fled. Brought down
in his tracks. Bishop, called ~ oung
King David" was removed To hos
pital His condition is not serious.
Bishop is the grandson of the ia
nous King David Bishop, head Of
the Bishop feud gang, who is now
serving time in the Chambersburg
jail for his part in an attack last
Christmas on the Black Oaks Church,
where considerable shooting occur
red The youth is wanted at Cham
bersburg for alleged larceny. and in
Montgomery County for operating
an automobile while under the intlu-
ence of liquor, failing to stop after
an accident and escaping from Sherlh
Clay Plummer."
Evening star., 1924-12-07
AUTOPSY IS HELD
ON SENATOR'S cow
Glass Refutes tuberculosis Ruling
by Verdict of U. S. Govern
ment Experts
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va. December 6.-In
the dispute between United States
Senator Carter Glass and the Virginia
State Live Stock Sanitary Board an
nouncement was made today by Sena-
tor Glass that an autopsy on one or
his Jersey heifers at MontvieW
Farms condemned to be slaughtered
by a State inspector, who declared
the animal to be infected by tubercu-
losis, showed it was free from dis
ease.
When the animal was killed as a
result of being kicked by a horse,
Senator Glass notified the Federal
and State authorities he intended to
have an autopsy made. Those con-
Quoting the autopsy were DR.. Elmer
Lash, assistant to the chief of the
tuberculosis division of the United
States Bureau of Animal Industry,
Washington; DR.. r. E. Brookbank,
Federal agent in charge of work in
Virginia. and DR.. Henry Marshall, also
of the animal bureau. Richmond; DR..
w. p. Weaver of Roanoke; DR.. Leroy
Bowen, regular veterinarian for Sen
ator Glass Montview farms, and DIR.
Mosby G. Perrow, pathologist and
public health officer of Lynchburg.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
FATALITIES DROP OFF.
Fewer Employees of Railroads Kill.
ed in Maryland During Year.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, December s.-Fewer
employees of transportation utilities
operating in Maryland were killed
during the fiscal year ended Septem-
Der 30 than in any other year since
1912, when such reports were first
compiled by the Public Service Conn
mission.
Only 20 employees of such utilities
were killed during the past fiscal
year compared with "a last year
and 73 in 1913, when the mortality
was greatest. Eighty three members
OF the public were killed during the
fiscal year due to the operation of
transportation facilities In the State.
In 1921, when public deaths were
lowest, 81 persons were killed
Seventy persons were killed IN 1890
and II in 1923.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Faithful Horse
Retired to Ease
After 20 Years
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
RICHMOND, Va, December t.
sam is a horse that for 20 years
or more has been connected with
the Street Cleaning Department of
the city. His service has been
faithful.
The fact that Sam was to be
sold and possibly subjected to
rough use appealed to n J. Doran
of Amelia County, and he has Of
fered to buy the animal and give
him a fine pasture. no work,
good stable. and see that he gets
the rest he is entitled to.
The offer viii be accepted, and
Mr.. Doran will come down and
take Old Sam away with him.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
RUM SHIPS ARRIVE.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Custom
officials reported that eight vessels
dropped anchor on rum row today
ready for Christmas business. Sew
eral of the fleet are freighters, each
with a capacity of about 100000
cases. During the past week two
small schooners have been the only
vessels on the row.
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Found Woman Alone.

The following summer. 1928. Har-
old Noice, a young Scotehman. led a
PARTY to the island in the gasoline
schooner Donaldson. He found that
Crawford. Maurer and Gale had de-
parted over the Ice for Siberia in
January and had gone the way of the
ether parties that disappeared
knight had died of scurvy. Ada, the
sole survivor, was killing what game
she could and making clothing, ready
for a winter alone. Noice left on the
island James Wells of Nome and 13
Eskimas. whom he had engaged for
that pufpese-the third Canadian col
eny on wrahgell Island.
Last summer several efforts were
made by American and Canadian ves-
sells to reach wrangell island. but the
Ice was the worst that time north
erners had known. and all attempts
failed.
II vas Jeff FOR sS9ict army trans
Evening star., 1924-12-07
Two-P ants English
Vest Suits, $14.75

EngIsh-styled loose-httng coats, with or without
belt golf and regular knicker and
nish Well tailored in mixture effects. Sizes
to Is wears
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
MERCHANDISE
Mantetl-.lrticle. ro Rny

VI hdIINNNI--fF T W FfFFs VV FLEAlTl RE-at all kirds bought Hlss sst prices paid. call st rnco l. Zeldes. Iis Relden St.. Phone sa6-s
 JUNK of all kiHas We pay the nest mar ksi prices for newspArHTs magazines. rags old furnaces CAn L. ZeIdss Iis Bslden S'.. phone aa6-5
 JUNk-We buy al kinds me-azinss. pa psrs rags and furniture, Good prices paid. 4. Redinsky. sl Oak. Phone SS-5. EUUn .HEATEE-lsnaln. ssuoHd hand wanted to buy. for boy water ha'lsr. Must ts iH good rendition. Phose 7Se- SNATI.-printIHg press Wanted, VII pay rsaSnaahle price far susEaNs press, CsN between and .. Fc., Stfk-E.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

AE"H eT- 916- fnfnlsIt1 fesris .ll cer. 'crisn-es tRu 6to.s. NRWisrICE ST. i-ihHrs 'nrrishe5 roorn Nltif kitchen pusiiHEsa. an ront snisncsa sus4rEs far ] or ladies
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
a-,nt.-iir,l .tntc

Agtnts-Iicai Estate 7s ron reai estate and Ire tisuranee ses Ths John Cooke rotnuauy ftruEh FL pIhtnViIir Conn. rIsAi&t E-flssl ss'ata ani rnuFt sage IHaHa SEtruyf SfHItH Co tnr.. &ef' ffafk FtalntHIt and Iadfsau. cenu ffHFus t-a.
 FEEINVIiIE-asai szsts fer safs tnsur. arc uf EFefY feseFap siau- See curniia ham wtniuEet Essiiera Nerf BlaE- TgaErsYfls Tel lzH.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

fzKEsfU LUNCH and ResfRsrasf-tns rlacs of duainy. service snd sstirtss- tian. cur homs-usds psstry siwaTn ftesh azl Nain Erass-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

vattr. sttam heat. bath. sH csrs snisnes. afl rafaiHh raaf-s I1sassnsbls rrics. rNrna 1918
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

l EWFiNG TEaT 10 E5a4 r-Hdiurr. vant-
 cd THH esea or ss5
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

mWnmRo mdBadAm Wm eAhe Places Number nc he h
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

TARPET CLEANING-carpeis, rugs and automobile upholstery cleaned. Work neatly and promptly dnue, Let us call and demonstrate. Peerless Speciality O., a53 So, Main st, Phone office a5,-l3. Residence ;5-G.
 STEAMSHIP TICkETS-and foreign money orders sold to all parts of the world ln- suraues and real estate. Jos A. lNlos. koweki Co.,. i9s Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

The Herald Classified Al depart rnent is by far and away the best In the city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
ROOMS, BOARD. HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

Rooms For Rent ss AETH sr, s1s- fnfnlsHsd ro6ris .ii eer.
 'crisrrss. tau Sto.s.
 ARWlsTl~E ST. i-hHre furnished rcern
 eitf kitchen pu,ieEra al ront snisncss
 sn'1r.s f'E ! ar g ladies.
 LAST NAN #Hs #u5Ht-he8 rs0fns fst
 wattr sitam Hsat. hath sH snieness
 a1 ra'aids ronms T'sas1nssls rrics.
 FhH"a l2FS.
 ... .saH..l. .taIa in r-t1ts family. res.
 sr~ahfr 'faert sn Esntirtnah preferred. rrenr ss7-a
 IINWnup ST. fa=-niesiy furnished room ta H1e.rFs' uarvHu Or couple kitrhea
 ris1ests rraFrunHie.
 MAIN sTUEFT. t5 fur.is1s4 srrss and
 d1utia rusha. Also iEhf housskosrlus
 sr7rrfcrts tH reaseftsnt.s Yrs Hsil. MAIN ST. ssa-s rooms and bath. fsr rent.
 ifqu.rs en rrtaHissa NNT8E tT. lt. lleHsaiH nIn,siipd Fceaa. 'sr or E Nrs. s'tr'sst.
 rEtEL sr il-iafse hiTy furnisasd foon's l'fans 7Gft J.
 PF1sPEEE ar- si EufaisEsd fd7fn fef i ] gentleman. au raavsHtsntes- Phuns si7, NAI&UI SIT. I6-saEIa raEni ler gentle faz. mede.n Lf1ulas aH1ents
 \ Esr MAIN sT. tfs-lafEs fBfnishsi Hseu sHtH1te fH-
 VEST NkfN ST. ssI-far6isFsd rooms sn 1 esneFt =erss Hs EAHt hauseksepins. TsLzrHdat ssss. 1 IAESrEEN STATION --Httfn5tlFs rom ! overlooking WBIru; ram parS Ter seH- i flamsn. afHzls Hrase. residential sffs@t s1 ! Ws- Mala asntfaL fheHs sseJ.
 Iiunis snd Board % tsuIvl. HILL s1-farea fI5ut fcera nigsiy ! furnished bard if desired. su ccnssn- . fse.Haa Ffts4f.r =1E.e sINWnfu ST fHsAsa=8 aai t6arH tn ] pr5ssss fsmiiH iai gentleman. sn renrsa- fe% T" trnr .a,uns Tor Housekeeping q z t~T MAIN sT. .6s-s futrissss rosuls f~r HHeasl 5,aaE. Hif tsnt euteutes hot sws Ha5H vafer sat taia fseutrv hath. xsrsr- ! aa. frarf Hna rear rutrsnre su eutsis H1aius. sFaH hHat. vars reasaaahis. Fhens I Fses rf 9tss2
 ! 6 AINiT sTz tt-1 fufn sfsd heht house Hssflns fasnass fuedetu Improvements @f HlfsH sF- 6 [ ruafas feF HEht hous-- I tesrius urs pailrn Thens .s1-s. ! C AfIACE STREET. ss-s furnished hFht I t1uasts1ans rooms Co rsut { FtiRHiEW sT4 1gt - large dssirstis fur rishea rsefhs rnntrs. hath. Hrht house. tssrfts frirass fsfnilv. gsii syeninss- THgEl- rooms and hath furnished for light heustteeuinE good reiEhhefhp1d. l centrally isssea rev hsuse. Phone srsi. Where 10 Dine @ | f7KEsfO BUSCH and RsssEarasf-tns rlaos of duaihy. s.rstrs snd sstirfss- tian: cur homsuses pssfry sfwsyr ffesh 1sl nsin rrsss FTAR H0TEIT-orrosifs espst. under nss
 rnanaeeussnt. Eccus snd sosro e esn<
 msrciai rsteA
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
FINANCIAL
I,nsiness OpportnnIties

Business Opportunities ss raRTNET rash wanted in well es- fablishsd auto business. Address, Herald Box 4f
 investments ~ T0TWTTT- PEALTY-fifst moi gagss yioid 9c iuadvaure Sold in amounts from isBa 10 Sf 600 Room s05. NstI Bank Bldg. Phone iSoi.
 Money To Loan IS MoRTGaGE MONEY-ist and gnd. on hand amounts to satisfy applicants. skinner q smith Co., tuc- Neri Block pisinviiie. Phone n-t. -- H0STY-To iosn an ftrst or second mort zaEs Schultz { Costsiio. Inc. tas Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 Building Lots Tor Sale sf WINFIELD sTREET-g go0e baildise Iot st & bargain f taken al once, see Mstson S Jeues. .9i Nah s;. Phone ease. MEN BRITAIN-half acre lots, good land. also three acres of land near trolley. sehults & Costello, Inc. ... Maln S.
 Farms For Sale s2 N SI- g-7cz of lana. rem house with aH fn1prox enlsnts except sac. goct barn. ear garage. new he's houses, sod brock running through property, $ apple trees tu bearing age, cows. hsifeT. las chickens. all good farm tools le minutes walk 70 depot, Price SSsee, sssee cash rrnutrrd eastman Farm Agency, isi Main St Phone 3igi-
 i-- E-TTs-S7T room house ia tns share. all sads of frait, poultry house, eie- Pries SI-ag E cash n. O Coleman, Southins- ton. CouH.
 SS AI7TSI-S-I.Egs s room houss. osrn Peal- try house. -yoUus orchard, ell hnds fruit. farm machinery. COWS one horse Price only Ss5Ro. part cash. D. Q, Coleman
 Houses for sale S BELYTpERE-sinsIe house Of rooms. all modern improvements watson S Jenea :ss Main st., Phone .asg. CHAPMAN ST sc-Johnsoa's place for sstz room cottage, car garage. let ss r. tr0uf ty iSits deep, Apply Nthin' No agents -- CIFEsFNur STTEEZ--s Toom -ottags. deep lot, fine location. Price reasonable The N. l- Hatch Co, City Hall Bids. fhoae stoo.
 CGNNOSN EALTH AVE- room eottass all Improvements. FEies right for quick n,r.,0 nd rs4 Main Sf COTTAGE-in west end Tor sale. rooms ell improvements Iot lss II. front, iu f. deep. Prise S60ea. Apply Matson
 & Jones, ss. Main g., Tel stso. EAST END-5 family house, modern. one car garage st a very low price A. csri- son, 1t7 Main street,
 EAST ENn-and north end. deal single house with every improvement. sui'shis only for party who can appreciate . real heuss" Na bargain hunters need apply, Lockwood. Real Estate 1ns. city Hau
 ELLIS STREEr-8 tenement house, near
 Eassstt St, slSS90. Aaron pAnielson d
 Ca, lsi Main street ------- FATRYiEW STREET-s tenement house. |,
 and reoms car garage. Aaron psn-
 ielsau Co. i3l Main street. FRANKLIN STREET-a family II room
 house. Price only s5pne. The W. |.
 riat,h G, City Han Sag, Phone 500. HARTFoRD AvE.---3 tenement housA req. saUahle. Apply Commercial R. E. Ex- change sos Main s. Phone .ssi. LfBEETY sTREET-nine room house, sll improvements, uiih garage. seot buy.
 watson and JcneA :gs Main st. Phone sa5o.
 THREE TENENFNTEhouss, la reonls al improvements, three car garage, corner lcf wouderful bargain for anirk buyer, S30aa zach required, Jos, A. kleskevsh ta. f1s NAin St,
 TRINITY srFgEr--s family house, . rr garage, fer sale ey Watson & JonsA sa Msin St. pbone st5A.
 WALLACE srREEr-s tenement hcus. modern car garage fer price and terms ses A, Carlson, iss Main g. NEST srpEET-S family house. IS ronmA i aI modern. rriee reasonable. The W. L. ! Hatch Co. City Hall Rlds. Phone s.tt. NtSEiB0H sfHn Ef=-two htgh grsae new l ! aHHE NsaFss. inquire .is win,hror st ar phone iat.-S
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
Footwcar and Clothing

9T-sI EI1T-Ta1tss, size sa- t"s' s''- vft soil frr B. Phone sfa-5. T5T7TsSS-RFI and succeed. Pay wesk.t. Tie Boston Clothing Store. NsEi io the Her8id "aire. - i5oT'TIFF.pF.f2 s--s supsr-servies hosiery ID .u ,ba fashfanz hIs shades fUll fnshioued. ptjre dys at fI.sa Rothfedern alt AAlh.
 The Herald Classified Al depart mspt is by far and away fhe bHsi in inc city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

RIDTITORs- bodice. fenders. aoods and s.s tanks repaired and rebuilt. New ceres installed: ioH prices. tires. tubsa aersssories. $ East Main St.; phone s6D. sWo.h called for and delivered. New Insleua Auto Radiator WorkE.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

sTARTING-iighting and ignition wors Satisfied service. electrical parts for sals. Ciark's Automobile Laundry. rear zss Main St.. Phone 15tl.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

Ss Al7FtT-s-I.Egs 5 room house, barn, Panl- try house, ,yoUus orchard, ell hnds truit. farr1 machinery. oovs one horse Price onlv E 5Bo. part cash. p ., Coleman SaufhirEtnu conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

A ESTEEM STATION --Httfn5tlFs rom strfiasH.aE Waf~ut HtH park fer Eer- flausu. arzls Heuse. residential sirsst sT WFa- NfaIa central rEere 7-eT.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

lights cIty NHtsf garage. lct tesiss. Esaasn for sritIur patties ars leaving town. Price culy sgtao, tiets dcwn. bsianes easy patneNfs. Rsbsrf l. Hsv. den 115 Main Ft,, pfstoi. Phcn. iis. 0rrr evenings ta 2.
 Ti+AfSNIiLE a tenement. tA tcpri house. l acre gf land, frontage an main highway eni tru.lFE line slaetf8c tights hath, sRrsgs. ffss rblsteu terp, % chicksns. WlA sa4S tlr. ovnsr frAtiuE town. Frics t6sea paH eFEr, tH1anFa easy rsvrrsris. E. f.. Haedrr i-s Main st Bristol Fhnre ilat. oHi+s crsn sNsrlnsa
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

PTTT9FI-F -F-IaHr distance moving, to shors 14tes or Inauutaius. aIFtlufs antpiacs. st lowest rs.es Est uIr estimate before you dsclas. al gords fully tnsursA- Thomas <. costello. Phone IT. Piaintins. Conn.
 The Herald Classified Ad depart msnt fs hy far and away the best in fhs city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

sii makes Of cars Expert t1srfauies available day and might. Hotel Washington Garage. Phone i7a5.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

oTR-TepaIr shsp ls equipped 10 do repairs on sii makes of motor cycles. bicycles. ehildren's veiocipsdes. coaster wagons ani hshy carriages. Repair work called for shd delivered free of charge. Henderson tycie Co, i5n East st. Phone 10s2-3.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

sTAR nOTEIs-orrosts eepot. under nss
 rssrassrsat. Rcezs sna sasro q esn- usfciai FsteA
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
sS
Houses for sale

CHAPMAN ST, sc-Johnson's place for sstz room cottage car gsrass lot P st front by lS;'s dseF. Apply within
 Na agents
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
Raails sud Boar,l

GGIvl. HILL s1-faHea fI6ut fCefa U sis furnished. tsasd if desired. su conten- f-aaaa FE1Ga 5Ie-s
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25

IT ATErs-six room house n tins shape. all sads of frait poultry house, etc Pries SI.aa. E. cash. n. O, Coleman, southins- ton. CoaH
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
Mnntr.i-Tn nm,t

tFAV~vI5NT sf 7r r1rHfz. vaHtsd hy ts.-=.-aa -~uris tH#rsrz Herald
 s4rr
 str. s1+ #.aHrI 'r~.au f.r NEMt tHaes- Lrar .t -i-.F .- "s-arsHlH. "a r70H f0-sl7n. srsv-r. 1s-x 20 1G Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
LEAKING RADiAToRs-1mmedi.ie ssry

O pFLLs GARAgE-fofmCtig service man sger with New Britain Buick. We srs- riaii,a on Buick, Dodge end Rec cars. iE- hilton work a speciality. 2i0 smsliey s. ray and night service. Phone 2sA5.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-25
gmuns Tor Housekeeping

siN Wpf Y ST fHsAfHm anf toarH "a tlr3sass fau1iiH iat aent1sHtHn. sn rsnrsa- taHaes 8sf ffrrr.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencments

BEIDI.N ST. 9i tenement of rooms. row house. steam heat, Call 23o5-3, IFINIlt},E-S Staui,y St. beautiful , room aialtm.u,- n new building, with aN mNlGa ruaN.nyurcs, wliA ur With oar r,N,rd paHe. Inquire, D. Fo)od- To-. t5}} Stanley st., or phone 2-4O or UHEHEN ST. g2-5 room tenement. t~, aJr. mUro,rnouts.
 C-II.STNTT ST. 2IT-uoar room tene- i.yt. au Improvements, hot water heat. r. very reasonable. Inquire, Frank t..I~.>l r oT. g1+ --5 room steam heat oI ar.ulmens. Newly renovated. Tel ,vNNaEToN ST. SG--j room tenement, ct3 ...... .r9Eo> emcn'S.
 J.. I,r ST,--l or ro ,m apartment. Ap- f.s n. >a Wtsc Main St,
 It~" N.NE,tl. ST.. S---5 room t,r,Went .. .g..u~ F u,w house. Inquire at r. ,--nrd St. Joseph porutyld- LA~W TlGI1N-Nair st., i room tere- tn.r. ls floor, turune,. e,oat'' Aghts, I,.,..@ Mrs George Lauren 2,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20

PLENTl&G- q co A skirt, q hour service llemstitchng and button holes. New England Shirt Wijst Co.. 663 Main St. Phone lGl3.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20
Merchandise At me Stores

AEMlsNlAN-hau1k .c's. mr"T'd toys for sale x. V. S1ha1Iau, 45 Grand St. IT.. llg0.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20
Suburban For Sale

PLAINVILLE-2 family house, all im- provemeEts, minutes walk from center. liberal terms. John E. Conlon, Box 51 plainyille.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20

W EST MAIN ST. &sI-iarEe furnished
 .root toam ou ground t'oor heated and a' ecrteuitu..z. suitable for 2 gentle
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20
Autos-Taxi Service

LlTY TAXI- Phone 2279. When you call us we send you the best cars and most careful drivers.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20

PARK ST. AUTO CO.-live or dead slor-
 eEs space in steam heated, firepfoot,
 garage Centrally located Park St. Auto O., $50 Park St
New Britain herald., 1924-11-20

MONEY TO LOAN-on first or second mortgage. Schultz & Costello, 242 Man street.
 MORTGAGE-hrst mortgage money on hand in amounts 10 satisfy applicants. Parker Demlng. l93 Main St. Phone t021.
 HONEY TO L0AN-in any amount. on first and second mortGagea P. J. Mur- ray & O.. 925 Main St. Phone 2O3l-3. WIEN YOU NEED MONEY
 Get a Beneficial Loan for amount needed up to $500 on furniture l"t
 in your home. Long time to pay. No putictty-no auuos aIJ.e q. ioI~" Tn and ask us to eNplun this mod"u easy way of borrowing money ant Hilldmg your credit. Cash advanced quickly al lawful rates.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
 PROFESSIONAL RTDG. S- WEST MAIN ST. PHoNE 1913.
 OPEN to 5:G0--SAT. 3 ;J l, LOANS-FIdclity Finance Copolatiou, S7 W-os, Motn St prnfassjonal Rldg..
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Garages To Let

ELM ST, WINTER sTORAGE-livo or dead in steam heated garage. Reason-
 able rates. Handy garage. Cor. Elm \ and Seymour sts. Phone el5S.
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NAlNJT ST. -U-1 eIsaut. furnished ror.l SUUah's for l gentleman, 1st
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Mhere To Dne

PRESTO LUNCH and Restaurant - ths place of quality. service and satisfao- ton; eHg homemade pastry slvays fresh. e5i Main strset.
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Automotivs Used Car Exchange, Es Arch street
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BUSINESS MESSAGES
AUTOMOTIVE
Motorcycles and Bicycles

M0ToE0YCLEs- Scics. complete over. haul, repair and dnamellng service at Henderson Cycle Co.,, iIG East Main St. Phone 30Sg-l,
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AIRVIEW sT, li7--te0cment of 3 rooms suitable for adults, American pre-
 ferrrd Trf TIA
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EAXI--go anywhere. Phone 2644 for quick
 day or night service. Hotel Delaney, Ak for D. Fitzpatrick. owner. r.driver.
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Bushes, Scrvice> Rendered 20
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 Dentists
Drcsrmakins and Millinery

HEMSITCHING- neatly done at 5l Pros. pect St. Mrs. Alice Albrecht. Tel
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CUrET ST, 5O-room to rent for gentle man.
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Wanted-T0 Rent

. OE 2--furnished rooms waUtcd centrally located. With or without light house. keeping privileges. Call 42S-G.
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Motorcycies aud Bicycles

motorcycles repaired, baby carriages velocipedes and srootert repaired and retired. Called for and delivered. Chas. E. Hadfleld. l5 Main st. Phone 1i0s.
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sTORE--it you must or your battery will
 bust. Wen store 1t aud save it, Nor
 elrs Battery Shop, 10 Elm st. Tel. ESb-7.
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Machinery, Elcc. X Tools

WoECESTEK-l4 in. lathe, Uk, new, drill Yrcss brand new, This ma hsserv can b. seen at Iladneld's. IS Main St. Phone 1-nE.
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Service Stations Repairlng

able equipment Prompt service. storts Welding Co.,, A South Colony St. Phone 1891. Mefiden.