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WHIST PARTY
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEDERATION CLUBS

FEDERATION CLUBS
Meetings Of departments and
clubs in tho Seattle Federation. will
be held next week as follows.
MONDAY
Child Welfare department at fed.
Grafton club house, O'clock Elec.
ton OF officers All members are
urged 20 attend
TUESDAY
Canadian woman's club VIII give
card party at federation club house,
S o'clock.
Sunset Heights Literary clubs
strawberry luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Cora McChcsney. sunny.
side. Lake Washington, Boat leaves
Madison park at 1916 o'clock.
woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provcment clubs lawn party and
kitchen shower nj home OF Mrs
X. II. McCloy. 4527 send ave. s., at
/ 1 o'clock. The shower Ia for the
purpose Ct furnishing the clubhouse
| kitchen. III adverse weather con.
dItions exist, the party will DO held
Mt club house,
FRIDAY
Pennsylvania study club at Fed
Grafton club house, 2 o'clock. witt,
/ Miss Rcttn Martin, chairman OF so
cInl committee in charge OF ar
fangcments.
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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Trinity Parish viii be in charge Of
tho service on Monday ut tho ortho.
pedlc lunch room. Mrs August
Anderson will be hostess, assisted by
Mrs. j. A. Mcpherson, Mrs. Clarence
Holmes, Mrs. Harry Brnsch, Miss
Violet Blogg. Mrs. II. a. Blogg. Mrs.
Lyle Wilson, Mrs. G. y, Austin, Miss
Grace Wilson. Mrs. JOSIAH Collins,
Mrs. w. y. Van Dusen, Airs. Karl
knauscnberger and Miss Mlgnonne
Wilson.
Tuesday, st. Marks church will
hive charge: "Wednesday, WcstmIn.
ster church; Thursday, pythInn Sis,
tcrG Friday, AK; Saturday FTink
Park,
rho University guild, with AIRS
T. q. Baker and Mrs, H. Mcorse'
heidi, win be In charge ut the Thrift
sbop Monday molning and the FrInb
park guild, with Mrs. NJ. j. Garhnrt
and Mrn. l.. Hewitt. viii have charge
ON Monday afternoon.
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Musical Program
for Garden PartN

a Garden Party" will be. given by
the board OF trustees OF tho Young
women's Christian association n, the
home Of Mrs. h. A. CARRIER. Wednes-
day afternoon. June II.
Mrs. S. d. wingate. president Of
the board. win speak on THE Value
Of the Y. W. C. A. to the Commune
ity," and the Rev. Cleveland Klel-
haeur will give talk on THE Rela-
ton Of tho Y. W. G. a. to the
Church"
The following musical program has
been arranged. with Miss Katherine
RibInson at the piano;
Vocal
arrn,ip. ..-............... sand.rson
| Love song rom blossom Time
Gypsy Lov- song .... Herbert
II Hear Thrush at Eve" 49,, cadmsn
W. J. TaEEart. tenor
/ Cornst solo ...s.............w Wells Grant
sfrs. Alics Mclean, soprano
'~rhs Flower Duet" ,..... Puecini
| Song Of India" Rymssy -karsokov
! Mrs. Alice Mclean. soprano ana
Airs Homeyn Jansen. coniralto
I .<yiophoue solo ..... Miss Ruth Meredith
/ yocal---''wstsrs OF Minnstonka"
Observation-Disclosures. IicnSahcs
Mrs Homsyn Jansen, oontrafto
/ Ladies' Quartst--
Prayer Perfect" .,.......,. s,lmson
sylvia" .,............ Obey Speaks
Come TO our Hearts and Abide"
..................... 8. WINNER
Tho Rosary" s....,..,,.,,,.. Novln
Mrs. D. n. whippis. Mrs. ". G. Mum.
ford Mrs. j. =. Connolly and Mrs G.
! EIathAeur.
orchestra broadway High School Trio.
( Vocal
whore Ny Caravan Has Rested
/ .s...stsss....s.s.s. loht
I'm tho Garden Of Tomorrow" Deepen
n. G. Miller. tenor,
Corust solo
"Appoio Polka" ................ClR Clarke
prince Of Pilson" .,.t...s,..,. Luden
Mrs. 3. f. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Geo. q. jackson nj tho piano
Vocal
"swasthenrt" ........a.... Conwsil
Good Morning Brother SUNSHINE"
.....,...,....... Eliza Lchnmnnu
Miss Virginia Edwards soprano
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was n shower OF brldo's roses, white
carnations and llli"s.
Miss Edith Hail. tho maid of hon.
or, wore gown Of violet crepe do
chine, with picture hat In match.
ing shade, and carried Cpholin rose.
buds. Mr.. Lnurnnce Chase, twin
brother OF tho bride, was best man
for Mr., Culbcrtson.
Decorations OF tho home we're rho.
dodcndrons, roses, ferns and cedar
green's. The ceremony was per.
formed beneath flower. wronthcd
arch from which were suspended
two wedding bells with strcnmcrs OF
white ribbons, Mrs. Charles X.
Hocm, the BRIDES sister, played tho
wedding march.
Following II wedding breakfast,
MIR. and Mrs, Culbortson left for Il
"Trip In the olymplcs They viii be
At home after July / In Charlcston,
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Hostesses for
kilcanis Club Dance

Under the auspices Of the kiwnnis
club. dance will BE- given on board
the Campfire ship "camnradsrio'
Friday evening. June 49,
Hnstesaes Tor the affair include
Mira r. Harry Gowman. Mrs. Lyle
stnvcr Vincent. Mrs George r. Nor
ford. Mrs Walter y. Sedgley. srs.
Fred G. Fcrrce. Mrs Howard T,
Lewis Mrs Roy W. Corbott, Mira.
Lee w Trowbridgc. Mira q. Har-
old Thompson. Mrs Herbert q.
Swalwcii. Mrs YardC Mcfarland.
Mrs. David L. Pratt, Mrs ]. Fred
Braid. Mrs Edward 4. Duffy. Mrs
+. " Aiburty, Mrs. Clare u. Kline,
Mrs Wilmot Lilly. Mira H. G. g.
Ncubert. Mra Claude CraEin and
Mra. Luther ]. Hull
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
SUNDAY. JUNE IL

SUNDAY. JUNE IA
Miss Dorothy piekey's tea 10 honor
Miss aurisl oxen, at home.
from Until o'clock
MONDAY. JUNE 3D.
Mrs Harry whitney Treats lunch
con for Mrs, Clearance Bleihen
and Mrs II. +. Alexander, at The
Olympic
MR.. David Edward SINNERS and
Mrs, stephen GIBBS luncheon a;
The olympic.
Miss Olive Rerry's luncheon at the
sunset club for Mrs. Milo Freder-
lex praemei
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
The marriage OF Miss Monica
Kaufer to Mr. Arthur Thomas
Kane, in 81. Patrlek'E church. at
? o'eios.: in the morning.
Mrs. Paul plgott's tea In honor Of
her sister. Mrs, Paul Stewart, OF
san Eraneireo, at home. from
until o'clock.
Mrs r. William crosby's luncheon
for her daughter. Miss Helen
Alnsworth at the Tennis club.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Maris TO Mr. Kari Burdiek in
Mr.. Herbert BloEgs garden, at
4 o'clock.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is
Mira G. A. Kcliey's and Mrs Var
ncy Kcllcy's luncheon for Mrs.
George Crabtrec at the women's
University club.
FRIDAY. JUNE 10
Mrs stanton Frederick 10 entertain
with tea al home from I until 6
o'clock, in honor OF Mrs. Paul
Stewart,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ga
Mrs Henry Brodorick's tea In honor
~ her niece. Mrs. Francis Everett
Mitchell, at home, from until )
o'clock.
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Birthday Luncheon
at Sunset Club

An interesting event at the sun
set club next "Wednesday Is the
birthday luncheon for members only
at o'clock. reservations for which
will close ut noon on Tuesday.
Rumors are 70 the effect that the
entertainment committee has a
pleasant surprise In store foFs the
luncheon guests in the form OF q
cabaret and vaudeville skit produced
by daughters OF club members
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Luncheon Welcomes
Ne1C Resident

Mrs. Charles G. Thompson enter.
tanned with n bridge luncheon at
her home yesterday afternoon, in
honor OF Mrs. j. c. Terrence, who
has recently come here from China
TO make her home. Covers were
plnccd for twelve.
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BIZ Lillian Keen La Bdllister
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
y.nner Planned as Compliment to Visitors;
Program to Be Smart Feature at Luncheon

ITO honor Mr.. and Mrs. W. A..
l hitchcock. Of Chicago. DR.. and
Mrs. Allison T. wanamaker will
entertain with a dinner OF twelve
covers Monday evening at the Seat.
tie Tennis club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock are the
guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs. j @. Ten.
nant for short period
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Sumner for Younger Set

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ?. Greer
will entertain at supper on Sunday
evening. June 81, at their home IN
honor OF their daughter. Miss Marie
Greer, and Miss Katherine salmon.
Both Miss Greer and Miss Salmon
will return that day from Smith
College.
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Married at Home
an Charleston

Tho marriage OF Miss Laura H.
Chase, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren II. Chase OF Charleston. TO
Mr.. Roy CuIbertson, was solomnIzcd
last Sunday Mt the homo of tho
BRIDES parcnts Rev y. H. Lench
Of the Bremcrton Baptist church
read tho service IN tho presence OF
relatives and u few close friends.
Tho bride was lovely in hcr we'd
ding RownVo' pearl satin crepe and
lace. Her tulle ycIl WINS wrcnthed
In orange blossoms and her boquct
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Tea to Compliment
House Guest

Mrs. Vincent Anderson Will enter
tain with a tea at her homo Sunday
afternoon from 3 until o'clock IN
honor Of Mrs. John King Patten, oil
Gle Elum. Mr.. and Mrs. Patten are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson for
a few days.
Mrs. Anderson viii be assisted by
Aiafs Barbara Hare and Miss Eliza
ypph Humphrey Invitations have
rstn limited 10 twenty Intimate
friends Of tho honor ulogt.
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Personal

DR.. and Mrs. Albert I. Bouffleur.
who have been in California for
several weeks, are expected home
Sunday.
Miss Helen Hill will leave to-
night on the Emma Alexander for
California. where she will visit rel
atives for the summer
Miss Media Hubert, who has been
in New York for the winter and
spring months. will return this
evening to her home in Everett.
DIR. Walter Moore will return
Monday from short business trip
TO San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Hibbard
have returned from a six weeks
trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f. Haynes. Of
! San Francisco. formerly OF Seattle,
are in town for few days at Tho
olympic. On August they will
sail from New York for u three
months sojourn abroad.
Mr.. Carl Heussy will arrive homo
| tonight from Cambridge. Mass
where he has been attending Har.
ward.
Mrs. John b. Bell, OF Fayette, Mo.
! Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet
l., Wells. at the Cambridge apart
ments,
DR.. Herbert II. Garfield will leave
! Sunday morning for the East, TO be
gone a month or six weeks.
Miss Hortense Green, who has
been in Paris for number OF
months, will return about July l, TO
spend the summer with her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green.
Mrs. C. w. Towsley returned this
week from a fortnight's visit in
Portland and Walla Walla.
Mr. Jerome Pickard, who has
been attending Yale, will return to
town June "a
Mrs. Alvin Hankins will leave
Sunday for Portland, where she
will be the house guest OF Mrs. C.
G. Briggs for q week.
Miss Elizabeth Lea and Miss
Achsa Lou Powell returned Friday
from a short trip TO Montana.
Lieut.. Robert Wallace Burke, U.
s. A., and Mrs Burke (Margaret
Newlove), who have been stationed
at Schofield barracks, In tho
Hawaiian islands will return about
July 1. They will visit Mrs, Burke's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Newlove. In
San Antonio, Tex
Mr. and Mrs. T. w Hurlbut and
Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut have re-
moved TO their summer home at
Hunts point
Mrs N. II, Latimer and family
are occupying their country homo
at Port Madison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Tucker have tho Latimer
apartment in Hudson Arms for the
summer,
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y. A. II. CHAPTER TO
CELEBRATE FLAG DAY

Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. r..
will celebrate Flag Day and Molly
Pitcher day, Monday, June 10, at
the annual picnic Of the chapter TO
be held ut the homo OF Mrs. c. u.
Hanscomb, at Hunts Point, across
Lake Washington Mrs. Edna Nor.
gan will be the assisting hostess.
Take car No. l2, to Madison
pnrk. The ferry will leave at 1915
q, m Those motoring. may take
the ferry from Madison to Kirk.
land or from Lcschi. TO Medina.
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FLAG DAY CELEBRATION

Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton OF Seattle will celebrate Flag
Day at Volunteer Park Sunday
afternoon. Juno Ia, at $3.50 o'clock.
Nettc Shreve.Bayman, chairman of
patriotic education OF Rainier Chap.
ter, has arranged the program, col.
laborating with Wagners band con.
cert
r. II. Vivion will lead in the
community singing of America"
and The Battle Hymn Of the Re
public; Mr.. j. c. Herbsman will
give an address, THE American
Flag and "The Star.spangled Ban
ner" led by Mr. Vivian, will con-
cludo the celebration.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs Bruno Herman en-
tertained at dinner Thursday even
Ing at their home. In honor OF MISS
Elizabeth Brown. Of San Francisco,
who Is visiting In town.
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Stag Dinner Is
. rthdnn Commitment

Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux gave a
stag dinner at her home Wednesday
evening. in honor Of Mr.. Bordeaux 8
birthday. Covers were placed lot
fifteen OF his friends.
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WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
WILL. SEND ELEGATES

Delegates from tho Womnns Cen.
fury club to tho convention Of the
Washington state Federation OF
Women's Clubs in Port Angeles next
week are; Mrs, j. u, MACPHERSON,
president OF tho club; Mrs A. M.
Price, corresponding secretary; Mrs,
Arthur u, Rushton, press secretary;
Miss Sarah williams, Mrs, sGeorge
d. sohoficld Mrs NJ, u, Hnrrnh
and Mrs. r. H. palmeron Tho
delegation win leave for Port Ange.
les Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tonkins
10 Cine Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McEwan
Tomkins viii entertain informally at
dinner. at their home, next TUESDAY
evening, In celebration OF their
wedding anniversary.
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Music
Students in
Piano Program

Vivian ClcmanS Macfarlanc. asso-
ciatc to Paul Pierre McNeeiy, will
present Jean Louise Kruger. Dorothy
skeel. Donald McAusland. Marian
Blumenthal. Jane Allen, Kathleen
Bush, Betty Robertson, Alfred sho-
psra, Lucia McAuSland and Betty
Lou Borton in piano recital on Tues
day. June ls. at ESQ y. m. al her
studio, Suite c. HOS Broadway.
on Monday evening. June Is, at
SIS p. m. she will present two tall
ented young pianiSts. Mary Margaret
Qulgley and Patty Stuart. at her
studio. IN tho following progrnm:
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ton will be: Moudny, Mrs. II, H.
l.utz; Tuesday, Mrs, Charles lie.
Sourd; "Wednesday, Mrs. a. A. Gray;
Thursday, W. |, Crawford; Friday,
Mrs, Ray Jones; Saturday, Mrs, j. IL.
Colmnn.
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OLYMPIC CAMP

Olympic Camp No. 1919. Royal
Neighbors OF America. will hold a
regular business meeting and In.
itiatIon Monday evening, June Is,
at O'Clock, in NJ. w. A. hall,
1921 Third ave.
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Informal Luncheon

n Mrs. Charles l.. lIlbbard VIII on
tsrtain with an Informal luncheon
on Monday At The olympic.
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| ZETA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB

Zcta Psi Mothers club viii hold
It's annual meeting and election OF
officers Tuesday. June 10, at 2
o'clock. with Mrs. w. Il, Kimbnll,
442s Dawson ST. Members are asked
to attend, as this is tho last meet.
Ing until autumn, Take Rainier
Valley car and get off at Ferdinand
81
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GoLDENRoD CLUB

Wisconsin Goldenrod club viii
moot Wednesday June II, with Mrs.
George Bert, ut Kirkland Box
lunch Mt 1910 o'clock. The ferry
viii leave Madison Park at lO;3O
n, nj,
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Women's Clubs
CARD PARTY

= =
Palm circle, NciEhbors Of Wood.
craft. will have a card party Mon.
day evening. June IS. at S o'clock.
in !. o. o. +. hall
WHIST PARTY
University camp, No, s7O5. r. n
A. will give "A whist party in X, +,
hall. 4TOa University way. Monday
evening. June IS. at $40 o'clock.
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GREENWOOD CHAPTER,

O. u. s.
Greenwood chapter, No. 1876, o. II.
s., will give n card party Tuesday
evening. juno i6, at o'clock, at
Greenwood Masonic temple. whist
and five hundred will be played,
and there also win be program,
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HCSTESSES AT Y. w c, A.
lIostcssos for next week Mt the
Young Womon's Christian nssocio.
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w. b. A. SOCIAL CLUB

w. b. A. OF the Maccabees Social
club will meet with Alice l.. Robor-
son, 3627 Aurora ave, Thursday.
June Is. at LAO y. IN, Cards Mt ,
p. m, Seattle Review No. s invited.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Quarante club will meet Tuesday
evening, June i6 at 6 o'clock, for n
picnic dinner at Lowman Beach
park
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DAUGHTERS or ST GEORGE
Daughters of ST, George viii meet
In tho Nj. II. II, A, holl, Thursday,
June rs, ut o'clock, for drill,
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ROSS p. ia.

ROSS 7. TIA.
Ross r. ia will hold its annual
picnic at Woodland park, Wednes.
day, June II, Members and their
families invited TO attend and bring
their lunch.
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Piano Recital

Miss Persis Horton will present
the following students in piano
recital Tuesday evening, June l6, at
si5 o'clock, at her home studio, Gil
l3th ave. y.
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CHAPTER A, +. 10. O.

Chapter A, +, Il, O, viii hold its
annual picnic Saturday Juno 20, at
o'clock, with Mrs, Il, II, Denny
and Mrs. r. II, Bomford at "Loch-
kcldon," Visiting and unafilliatod
members welcome,
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Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Hurlbut and
Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut have re-
moved TO their summer home at
Hunts point.
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Mrs. n. II, Latimer and family
are occupying their country homo
at Port Madison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Tucker have tho Latimer
apartment in Hudson Arms for the
summer,
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Mr. Jerome Pickard. who has
been attending Yale, will return to
town June "a.
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Mrs. Alvin Hansins will leave
Sunday for Portland, where she
will be the house guest OF Mrs. C.
G.. Briggs for week.
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Miss Hortense Green, who has
been in Paris for number OF
months, will return about July /, 10
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green.
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Miss Elizabeth Lea and Miss
Achsa Lou Powell returned Friday
from a short trip TO Montana.
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Mrs. C. w. Towsley returned this
week from fortnight's visit In
Portland and Walla Walla.
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Lieut.. Robert Wallace Burke, U.
S, A., and Mrs. Burke (Margaret
Newlove), who have been stationed
at Schofield barracks In tho
Hawaiian islands, will return about
July |. They will visit Mrs Burke's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Newlove. In
San Antonio, Tex
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Mrs. John b. Bell, OF Fayette, Mo.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet
l., Wells. at the Cambridge apart
ments,
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DR.. Herbert H. Garfield will leave
Sunday morning for the East, TO be
gone month or six weeks.
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

l--Srd floor, tenement all Improvements. Small red, Inquire lst floor.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

PEARL COURT. l5--well heated furnished room, for mau and wife, or : gentlemen or ladies'
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

MIN STs tl-s roonns for liFht heuse-
 ksenlne. SC Cohen about | ct Nah
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

PROSPECT ST. is--rcenia furniahsd fsr light heussRespink. Wen heAfeS and lighted. Central,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
GOODYEAR TIFEs-

HARTFORD BATTERY-TiFs and tube Quick servre. P. and Y. Tirs and Bat. tery Co, .sl Myrtle si Phone Ssss,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

MAIN ST" tS-furnished rooms, for or
 gentlemen steam heat. continuous hot water. jantor seryice lei. ssfs
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED TO PURcHGsE-a sIT room cottage or twelve room two tene- ment house No agents, Give fuit pari ticulars, Box lS-WH, Herald,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

WEST MAIN ST, 6sI--furnlshed front room, steam, private family. Gentleman preferred, Taylor.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

kooh-clean. warm. centrally located to let. Write Box .s-JK. Herald oflee. TiREE-furnishcd rooms for light house. keeping, restricted residential section,
 References required. Write, Box s-R,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

EMMoNs FLAcE-well heated room. Ire place, bath adjoining for a gentleman. Private residence. Phone ..0-