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New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
FEW NEW FACES
 |. IN MAJOR LEAGUES
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(Continued on Following Page). fight after the mid-season mark is passed,
 The worlds series victory of the Washington Senators last fall has been linked, in some respects, to the miraculous rise of the Boston Braves in 1914. The Senators got away to a bad start, but furry during the last of June and first part of July landed them at the top. The middle of Au- gust found them in third place but when the Yankees and Tigers began to slip, Harris men suddenly became imbued with a winning spirit which swept them to a victory in the league race and a subsequent tri- umph ovsr the Giants in the world S series.
 The acquisition of Urban Shocker to the pitching staff and the sensa- tional training camp play of Earl Coombs, former Louisville star, will give the Yankees 8 strengthened team.
 The acquisition of Urban Shocker Ty Cobb has gathered around him a. celebrated array of talent, and though the Tigers were right in the fighting until the end last year, even stronger opposition is promised by the Detroit team this year. There appears to be some question now as to whether Cobb will be able 10 start the season but his spirit will have beneficial effect, even though the Georgian himself is on the bench.
 Eddie Collins. celebrating his first year as a majortleague pilot, has an uncertain quantity in the Chicago White Sox.
 St. Louis. Philadelphia, Cleveland and Boston, will present changed lineups this year and all expect 10 improve their standing of last year, when only 52 points separated the four clubs as the curtain dropped.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
TRAVELS 400 MILES
 WITH FRACTURED SKULL
New Britain Boy Arrived Home From Pittsburgh With Frac-
 tured Skull and Jaw

Travelling approximately 400 miles with fractured skull and frac- tured jaw, unattended by any pro- fessional aids, Claude H, Leroux son of Claude J. Leroux of Arch street, this city, has arrived home from Pittsburgh where he was a student in the@ Carnegie Institute of Technology.
 MT. Leroux was involved in an automobile accident a short time ago, when another car crashed into one in which he was riding. He was treated in a Pittsburgh hos pital for a short time and then left for his New Britain home. He was accompanied as far as New Haven by several other students and made the balance of the journey alone. His condition is said to be fairly good and steadily improving. He now is at his fathers home.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
MRS. MARY STANLEY
 IS 90 YEARS OLD
Will Observe Birthday Monday
 at Pearl Street Home

Mrs. Mary J. Stanley, who has probably lived in this city longer than any other person now here, will celebrate her 90th birthday anniversary on Monday, when her family will spend the day at her home, n Pearl street. There will be no formal celebration, but the day will be one of quiet rejoicing. While Mrs, stanley's health is stlll good and her mind keen, she suffered an accident three years ago and has difficulty in getting about. She con- tinues 10 be cheerful despite her af- fiction.
 Mrs. Stanley Is the widow of Wal ter II. Stanley. who died nine years ago. She has four sons, Albert w.. Stanley. of Brooklyn. N. r., Walter P. Stanley of New York city, Robert H. Stanley of Branford, and Morti- mer D. Stanley ot this city; one daughter, Miss Isabelle Stanley with whom she makes her home; one brother, John NJ. Peck of Buffalo, N. r., and two sisters, Mrs. William H. Hart of this city and Mrs. F. Louise Wizard Of Jackson Heights, L. l.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
ONCE FOUNDING, NOW HAS FORTUNE
Joy Leeds Estate Valued at
 Eight Million

Mineola, N, Y, April II. -- Joy Louise Leeds. F years ago a foun- ding has learned that she is one of the country's wealthiest children.
 Warner M. Leeds, who made a fortune in tin plate production, and who. chiidless, had adopted Joe Louise 12 years ago when she was q year old, left her the bulk of his estate, estimated at more than S4, 000,0O0 Two years ago the child was left the s4.0o0,000 estate of her foster mother, Mrs. Louise Hart shorne Leeds. who was killed in a plunge from a window of her New York city home. The will. of the foster-fa father, who died two weeks ago after a % years fight against tuberculosis, was filed here yester- day.
 Available date of the estates of wealthy children in the United States show the Leeds heiress to be far weslthier than any of her con- temporaries.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

AGAIN
 SUFFER B|G LOSS
Win Game But Young First
 Stacker Is Hurt

Pittsburgh, April i1.-The Pirates defeated tho Trailers at Little Rock, Arkr ' to {, yesterday. but their victory might prove costly one. Al Niehaus. their young first baseman, injured his right leg and might not be able to play in the opening game at Chicago next Tuesday
 s Niehaus had batted out one home run, and was trying to make an- other off q drive into right field. As he tore toward second base, he jerk ed his leg and fell His was not the only casualty of the. contest, for "Sawmill' Joe Brown. pitcher, was struck by batted ball and went to his home. about nine miles from Little Rock, He planned to join his team at Memphis tomorrow.
 Neihaus' was the only one of three home runs the Pirates had. Kiki Cuyler and Pooeh Barnhart con- tributtng two others. If Nithaus is unable to open the season, the Bues will be seriously handicapped. Eddie Moore, who was picked for second base, is also out with an injury.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
NEW YORK FIGHTER
 TO TAKE ON McTIGUE
Berlenbach's Defy Accepted by Box. ing Board Which Also Notifies
 Light Heavyweight Champ

New York, April 11,-Paul Berlen- bach, New York light heavyweight has filed challenge with the state athletic commission for a match with Mike McTigue. worlds light heavyweight champion. The chal- lenge was accompanied by certi- fled check for s2,500.
 The board accepted the challenge and notified McTigue. The market will remain open for further chal- lenges, after which the commission will recommend to McTiguc that he risk his title in a match with the man it selects as the most logical contender.
 McTigue. who has been on the black list in this state, was rein stated this week upon the condition that he meet any challenger the commission selects within 60 days
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
BASKETBALL OFFICIALS
 DISCUSSING RULES
UniRcation Of Regulations Used in East and West Sought By
 the Officials

New York, April II. - The joint basketball rules committee. repre- senting the National Collegiate Ath- letic association, the Amateur Ath- letic Union and the Young Mems Christian association, meets today at the Pennsylvania club 10 revise the playing rules for the 1925-26 season. While nothing definite was an- nounced as 10 what changes were recommended, it is underNood that the rulemakers seek to bring about a unification of the rules as inter preted in the east and west. The elimination of zones and a modifica- ton of the rule providing for the placing of hand behind the back in case of a jump ball are also slated for consideration. %.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
FAILS FROM HOUSE ROOF.

Nicholas Carlozzi of A Spring street was badly shaken up, but not seriously injured, when he fell from the roof of house at 221 Fairview street yesterday. He was removed to the New Britain general hospital in the police ambulance by Detective Sergeant George c. Ellinger, but his hurts were found to be few and he was to be taken home today.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
THREE MILE RACE
Annual Pacific Coast Boat Racing Classic Will Be Big Event 1t Oak land Today.

Oakland. Calf, April il. - A three mile straightway on the Estu- ary here was the scene selected for today's renewal of the annual Paci- fic coast boat racing classic, the struggle between the universities of Washington and California.
 Washington, for two years winner of the national intercollegiate re- gatta at Poughkeepsic N. T., was the favorite, though shell experts generally looked for closer finish than in recent years. California was conceded to have the best chance to defeat the titlcholder since 1921, when that was last accomplished. The winner will represent the far west at Poughkeepsie.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
Drivers of Closed Cars
 Are Urged to Be Careful

Washington, April 11.--More eau ttous operation Of closed automo- hiles, will greatly decrease the num- Der OE-automobile accidents, says the American Automobile association ir statement today stressing the "neN type of caution necessary with the new type of motoring"
 Hundreds of thousands Of closed ear drivers. the statement asserted the "MisuSing their closed cars and ignoring the new rules of safety that go with the new type of motoring.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
DEMAND MORE PAY

London, April 1.-The latest sec ton of London's workers to join a trade union. are sandvichment and billposters, who at present have 10 exist on a salary of 60 centa for an eighteen hour day. They have join ed the Workers Union, and will press for improved working condi- lions and wages Of from s1.5e to s2 a day.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
Speakers Collegians
 Beat Univ. of Alabama

Cleveland, April il. Manager Iris Speaker sent sevenof his col Iegians against the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa yesterday and tho Cleveland Indians defeated the Southern intercollegiate cham pions, 2 to 3. Joe and Lunks &c., we'll and Riggs Stephenson. alumni of the university were instrumental in the defeat, Joe getting three hits and scoring two runs; Lunke walk ing two times and scoring a run. and Stephenson smashing out dou- ble and single which sent in three.
 The 1ndains were at Cincinnati to- day for their final practice games. They also play there tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

constable. J, A. Abrahamson, Fred Wrinkle and George A. Stark arc the other party nominees. The democrats have nominated James w. Manning, James Farrell, John L., Rossand, Bernard J. Dougherty. Since there are eight candidates and only seven places to be filled, one of the candidates is certain of defeat.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
LICENSES SUSPENDED.

The police have been notified by the commissioner Of motor vehicles that the operators licenses Of oscar Westerberg of ls2 Main street and Thomas Tuskowski of sos Farming ton avenue have been suspended. The licenses of r. A, Roderick, 4l Cherry street and Joseph WasIelals
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
SEEK RELAY IArREIS.

Two foreign invaders who will ap- pear at the Penn relay games the last of this month, are Lord Burgh- ley and 4. F. Jorritt. Lord Burgh- Icy, the youthful British peer, will tnke part in inc hErdle events, while Portitt. one Of New Zeslander's best athletes.'is out tu beat Inc American sprias Aecs.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
Speakin g
 of Sports

Manager Miller Hugglns brought his Yankee clouters back to Man haitian today perfectly satisfied with everything but the jinx which brought low the mighty Ruth, Hug gins pointed enthusiastically 10 the fact that the, former American league champions not only had clinched their series with the Rob. ins. but won their series with the Braves 1, to- l, tied Rochester, and lost only n game apicce to the Reds and Phillies.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
STOLEN AUTO REcoyERl,D.

An automobile owned by R. G Day of unionyllle was stolen from High street late last night and was found shortly after s o'clock thIs morning in front or tss Beaver street by Patrolman John o'Brien.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

After many experiments. Manager McGraw anpears 10 have decided upon Frank Walker us his regular center field fly chaser. This berth has been the most uncertain in the Giants line up since it's occupancy by Benny Kauff. Casey stengel Bill Cunningham, Hack Wilson and even George Kelly having tried unsuc- cossfully to hold the position for any lengthy time.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Joe Rodriguez, the Cuban holdout of the Bridgeport Bears, reported yesterday. Hapgood's methods ap- parently turned the trick and made this yearly holdout come through in style far different than in the past. 1t is now believed that Brick" Kane wiE join the club led by Will helm next week
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
HABER FOR CONSTABLE

Mich4el Haber, unsuccessful can- didate for councilman in the fifth ward in the recent republican pri- mary has been placed on, the re- publican ticket as a candidate for
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
Spring Fishing In Canada

For information and booklet, write to W. J. Gilkcrson. Canadian Nation- al Railways, S33 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Columbia ~ uniyeraity's unbeaten baseball team will make its bid for five straight this afternoon at the expense of home rival--New York university spite of the fact that an altered lineup will be used. Thus far Columbia has scored over Bow doin, Manhattan, Seton Hall and St. Johns.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Waterbury must find new sacker as Babe" Thomas will be retained by the Portland club, to whom he
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

belongs, Thomas Is to stay with this club and Poole. whose place he is to lake, Is to go to the Athletics to re- place Joe Hauser.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Cats are one of the few animals that cannot throw off water easily. They always get wet to the skin"
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Worcester may have something to announce in the line of new players. Vice President George White made a trip to Boston yesterday and as the Braves and Owner Powell of the Panthers were both scheduled to be fin the Hub there may be an inter- esting announcement today.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

of eS Alden street have been re turned.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Paddy o'Connor. llmbcrcd up after three days stepping at clarkin field took his first swing with the ax ycs- terday, five players were lopped oft the Hartford roster Four were in- iieldcrs, the fifth unfortunate being q baekstop by profession. They were Carroll, first base: Webb, short stop; spauldlng second base. Glea- son, third base; Sweeney. catcher. Sweeney is the Pittsburgh semi-pro recommended by Bull" Brown, Eastern league umpire.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Damond, released by tho Ponies, expects to catch on with Hagers- town in the Blue Ridge league.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Babe Ruth has only been confn- ed to a hospital bed for little more than one day, yet he already pines for. the great outdoors. But not to play baseball Babe has con fded to his nurse that he longs to trade places with all engineer who is operating noisy giant steam shovel near the institution. Although the rattle and iangle constitutes major disturbance to many; of the patients, Babe has admitted that running one of the big shovcls has been one of the outstanding ambi- tions of his life.
 Boxing fans today were still awa,Ang signs of break in the war oyer open air dates between New York promoters. Only seven days separate the date of the Tun- ney-Gibbons light heavyweight con- flict on June 1e, from the italian hospital fund show featuring Wills Weinert and Walker-Greb matches, but neither of the matchmakers has yet announced willingness to mako change.
 News and gossip of the Eastern league follows:
 The Worcester club has offered Clark university the use of Boule- ward park for the season, The act has made hit with the sports pub lie of Worcester
 Bill McKenty, southpaw finger, who tried out with the Profs last spring, is back with George Weiss squad once more and looks in better form than in 1924. ..sa- 5>.-
 sl
 Eddie F,ayrs thinks he has pitch ing find in youngster named Vert, He has speed and hook curve, ac- -cording to reports from Worcester which are makinett thme rotund man.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

Eddie F,ayrs thinks he has pitch ing find in youngster named Vert, He has speed and a hook curve, ac- cordibg to reports from Worcester, which are making thme rotund man. ager smile.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

News and gossip of the Eastern league follows:
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
CL E AMIN e TIM E

May is here and that means Spring cleaning time again, so it behooyes every good housewife to get for herself good competent woman to take the heaviest part of the work off her shoulders.
 Many women are asking for just that kind of work every day in the Classified columns of this paper Turn to them, now, and see for yourself how many there are who want you to employ them.
 Don't make drudge of yourself, this May by trying to do all the Spring cleaning unaded, but get an efficient helper through the Classified columns, and your work will be pleasure instead of dreaded ordeal.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

room bungalow. sl improvements including stvan heat. A beautiful home. Small amount of cash required, ltolt. E. White, 2J9 Main St.. New Brita!u
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartment, and Tcncmcnts

N-Tl.N sr.. s2l-~+ room tenomcn', all AT,U ST Sgs. waU ,"nournl rent Sl2,
 Arr'~ o" ln.'os.., Ejuo>LA}.% ST. 53-5 loom r-uemrnt,
 ,r.am h.lt. eu modern ImrIos 4ute..ts Bj.TTL ST, a5 1,aomrut ot rooms. all
 wuIarn Improvements steam toat ucw 1"Gse. IuH4'r IA.or sAou 1!L CuurE o', "r T.l 19.a--.
 lUiE. MAIN G ELM STS.,-tcnemeNts anu s,orcs Eor purlru,a}ss see Bell at SG4 Elm s. Phone 9s&2,l& ELM ST. -Hy-,arau,.t of 3 r,on,s Just rarof.roI. faaar~ N~. Crie0-t'r. ror, E,m a'a S,'uoar %S. Phone @l.N. ,tAI;lII<GTo> AVE, tr,,u.it of ( iroma all roUcru uur}o,, men'4, vrh
 or without EspJge. Kent l5j. Gail e'c- !CT-NUlFE TT, VI, r@7m I-U-n--1. n
 u,w housc, a'l mp.o'cuculs- Phone i5r.ETNW00I7 ST. 70--5 To7m ic1 9II- 1t. mw.e,o.,r $. la.utre lzt c-o. 'Jl HIIcE ST, o--4 Fanm l,nrmaut. all ' "apmrem-,'-. IT,. 2+'a.
 . NELaEV Sr.. !N-5 raon, ol lmpIose- w,n'5. Etnw f'r. Lnoa-e ist lool. ,llISI.N ST. cI--a foom touem'0t h
 rrv housu, d.. improvements. rhonc
 
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 'owo..s.-s.= i94u"c c>t Man o' |N Ei% ST. .t' rrnrl a}Hr'U.'ut. 'oH '01Gous hot "a.er steam b'at. i"4.uc -o 7Tr-rr.' 5r.
 MAIN ST. 7r--to.omsnt ot 3 rnnlrz, r. r.rro.tnou~. Lrr~l Nyi. 2. , }lorns ur lanror n Itc Main Sf. !2NIE VI RI -f rom 'n..mpr', ln "0- . yao. aarea''. s'ear lta', lUg4.o raa" | |-'r 5to Ma'r <
 HArN ST + raaw .."r~-e~-- n.y. l t.uors ho' v.'or :rtr l.r" S'r.u , .s-'. -4nt7r ssr'ae. '. 'ue 2,iu
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
. WRITE A
 FARM AID
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing and Piano Tuning $.

pEpDING-HaVe your work done now. Mattresses. box springs. cushions, etc, renovated and remNde equal 10 new and return same day. New bedding made 10 ordor uphoisteling. Hdwre City Bed- ding Co.,, so Fremont st. Phone @ial.f. PIANOS AND PLAYERs-tuned and rS' paired. All work guaranteed. Walter r! Kovoi., l27 Greenwood st. Tel. A"S-3' piano tuning and repairing C. A. Humphrey. 97 South Burrit St. Phone 2Gi1. Price Of tuning sj.50.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

HEN tims iE money, try our ifstan' Service. Tires, Batteries, Gasoline, WC get sou there and back. o'NsilL 50 Washington St. Phone 900.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

MAIN ST. 4S--2 rooms for Hght house. keeping, Erjyate bHth, Mrs. Hall.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

 RAOIATOR--repsiring at lowest prices. quick service. satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works, 3S East Main st., near Main. Phone seo. sTARTiNG-lIghtinE and Ignition. slectrlo parts and service. ClArks Auto Electric and repair. l3-lS Lincoln St. Phone Snol. EAYBEsTOs BRAKE-Esrvice station. Brakes refined and adjusted on short notice. clarks Auto Electric and Repair. l3-lS Lincoln st. Phone S00l. ETPNRING-on all makes of cars. En- pert mechanics available day and night Hotel Washington Garage. Phone l75b' WASHING
 POLISHING
 sIMoNIzfNG
 Storage. day, week or msnth. Central Auto Laundry Co.,
 .5s Main st.
 Phone 1880
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CAMP ST 48-Iarca furnished room for cne or WI TerS0ls
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor Salt

CNEU rTfISTEt' 'ranr a'"l N. rr..t.a 1o. interior de o.a'fs. i'r -.. LLETTRIl PCHP-3ar gale, luqu.-o FlS c;ito T'. pannns ltN. B"rr- HoJ'SF 'U'l ct lurr"ur' for sal. Tn qure. 'f- Hnw ord Are. STcO<p.HANp- Ess sn a.a Gr0-s. Nm IT. Aucn ro.. l3 ,ilo1 S.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

NLN;'7 ST. s5-sJnE'e larIel0r rooms furnished. 10 reut. Phone eGro.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

>i}'E 11 is- 'Wm-rsd room for l or Q
 gentlemen. lInE Srd bell.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
MERCHANDISE
Building Materials

HOUSE OF lg ROOMS
 on Hartford Ave. Mus ne torn down and remorcd m- mcJ",cy Make You own price, ArTpMOTlyE SALES & SERVICE. 900 r. MAIN ST. PHONE @1ol.
 SEE MR. McGAULET.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

lRhSFL' T ST. lN-iW7 tTont rooms for l.Eh; housekcening all coDy enieH1es. central 3 nuuutcs from center. Ta7nS reasons shln
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

Wl%TUE0P ST. 6t-ruruIs6rd room for light housekeeping. hath adjoining, all ruu} rn5 5sntes. Tel 25Hs-t
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

EETLIN F I-rrs, u0stiy tI-5abc, 3 room house. good rolIar. new barn. Two COWS. hc,fer horse, many lruit lro7s and ,1sn'v of wood. Low price for anrk s.',. Al. farm tools and cqup- uort. rasN~fan Farm heen,y Ill Non S, Phone 2l@l, New Ed,au. $ Largest Farm Agency,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

WALNUT ST, 50-2 furnished rooms for
 light housekeeping. couveuisnccs. Ring
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

r.7 " ST. Sight housokecping apart 'ue0t and rooms. continuous hot water. N'rS - i-arIanr Tp7 'E1-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ddSFOE ST. i5i-J room apartment all Improvements. Inquire E, W. Menus ags Main sl.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

PIANO. upright Conway. lu good condi-
 ! tiou Appoaruuco very good. Inquire. 5- Grand %i
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

l.lII.A, E ST- 55 -Iar~ dSsirah79 fuT-
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Suburbau For Sale

FLAINNlLLE-ucw room. brick bunga- ley. 0il modern Improvements. hard wood floors, fireplace one cRr garage Address. ?. q. Rox 25, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS N, sTEINIIAUS- -prIVato instruction in collegiate, fox trot and waltz dancing. studio United Bldg, Room 2ll Phone GOi3-t. We have with us now a man instructor strictly private for ladies.
 Instrumental and Vocal 30 ANDOLtN--Danjo and ukuele iustrUe. ton. Ruth A. Ferguson, Booth Block. Tel. 3.90. Mon., Tues, Wed. Fri
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

LAKE 6 UiGN SITS nicely furnished
 roou' sulfau'a for or gentlemen.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

ETsT NAN ST. 595-i or : sen,jsn5sa tan rs.e fumsNc1 room so1 hoard }a rriyo'e 'am1y. twin beds. Ca'l IflS-iE. MAIN ST. S5--fsh}a hoar5crs wanted Mrs Berg Te0ue csni-1r
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
W anted-TO Rent

GARAGE WANTED-to reu, on or near 3i Prospect St, Phone 97S2. TENEMENT OF [ EOOMS-Wanted hv American famiy In or near city, first floor preferred. Rent must he reason anle. state location and price. Write i}ov 2, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Building Lots For Sale
Farms For Sale
S2

IcGg fa1U. with lfooas' n0 ug5Nay. 2 room house, gooi ua;ns, ,.ertrta lights running Vatrr 10 CONS. , nor-cs httfers pigs cmrHcns, Well worth the IGicc sacrificed by owner on account of aknrss. CasNman laIm Arerr-- 1GI Main s.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
InVetsnlents, Stocks, Bonds

BOOMING HOUSE-for sale, good husi- ness place. For details write. Herald RoE 50-R.
 investments, Stocks, Bonds 47 STEAMSHIP TICkETs-money for second mortgages. real estate and notary pub- lie. Call to Jos. A. hioskowski. 496 Main St. New Britain Conn. NURTGAGE-llrst mortgage money on hand in amountE to satisfy applicants. Parker & Demlng, l9s Main St. Phone 9O?S.
 MONEY TO LOAN-iu any amount on tlrFt and second mortgages. P. J, Mur- ray & Co, 7:S Main St. Phone 205l z. MONEY TO LOAN-on first or second mortgaEeA Schultz & Cos'sllo. 242 Maiu street.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

l4ENsINGTON-g5 nrres. Seven room house. running water in buildings new barn, cows. horses, chickens, etc. Big wuod lot optional All farm tools, Prlce sT.6OO, S2.OO0 cash. Caslmuu farm Agency l3l Main 9t. Phone 3lsl. Nov Brtaius Largest Farm Agency.