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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-04-23
CHAPTER xxi
Retribution

The cold rage in Lees heart was
like an inexorable demon driving him.
Mile after mile they covered, urging
their foam-fecked horses along the
trail as remorselessly as the resolve in
their own hearts drove them.
1t was when they topped bare ele-
walton among the pines that Leboeuf
touched his companions arm and
pointed.
In the distance Lee saw the motor
boat drawn up on the shore.
And with that some instinct told
him that Railway could not escape
them, that he would never reach Lake
Misuuash. Lee burned now with the
same faith that animated Leboeuf.
They drove their horses on, and saw
the motor boat depart, heard the chug
Of it's engine die away In the distance.
1t was about the middle of the after
noon that Leboeuf touched Lees arm
and pointed a second time. Again Lee
saw the motor boat. Again they heard
the rattle of the engine swell up and
die away.
But now, by the same faith, Lee
knew that Joyce's deliverance was
very near although their horses were
wearied almost to death.
Again they rode on through the
afternoon. The indian, who had not
spoken a word since their departure,
touched Lees arm third time.
again, but it was drifting, apparently
aimlessly, in the river, and moving
slowly toward the rapids. Joyce sat
in the middle of it, and Railway was
at the engine. Lee and Leboeuf rode
cruelty, drawing out their horses last
reserve Of strength.
What was the man doing? They
saw him rise and hurl something into
the wafer. He stood up in the boat,
he shook his fist at them, and his
wells Of defiance reached their ears
above the roar of the stream.
Then, seizing an oar. Pathway be-
gan padding frantically, in the en-
deavor to get the boat bow on prepara-
tory to guiding her down the narrow
course among the rocks.
Lee and Leboeuf were nearly
abreast of the boat now-and of a
sudden Lee knew that Joyce was his
His, in life and death, for evermore!
She saw, she knew him, and their
spirits seemed to rush together across
the waters.
Without hesitation Lee and the In
dian put their horses into the river.
They drove the frightened beasts
through the ice-cold water, making a
course Immediately toward the boat,
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ing a clucking sound with his tongue
against the roof Of his mouth.
And then Lee remembered that Lee
boeuf had a score Of his own to settle
with the fugitive, apart from the mat
ter of Joyce.
"See, Monsieur" said the Indian,
pointing to two pairs Of snow shoes
strapped against the saddles. 81 have
only to make up two packs from what
those men have left behind them in
these huts, and we are ready to start
together to the top Of the world. We
ride the horses till they can go no
longer. Then we take to the raquettes.
And at last we catch him. He cannot
escape us.
monsieur, there is no place in the
world so small that he can hide in,
nor no place so silent that we cannot
hear him. My master came to me in a
dream and told me so. He told me
all that has happened here, but /
would not let you know. We catch
him by falling water. And she-she
shall come to no harm. All this my
master told me-"
The wizened, mournful face OF the
old man lit up with sombre fire. Lee
clapped him on the back.
Good, Leboeuf," he said. "We1l
start, then" He turned to the priest.
"You will be able to make your way
home, Father"
Thrust me for that, lad!" answered
Father McGrath. 81 dinna doot but
they'll be anxious for me, and it's
little more l can do for you, having
bungled the game"
He would not listen to Lees en-
couragements.
"Na', ma, it's a sair end to the
NIGHTS work." he said, "but let us
thank God we've cleaned DOT this nest
O. snakes, anyhow, cen If the SER
pent's gone. Ayes but yell catch
him, lad, and save that puir lassie fra
him." he continued. He spoke with
out much conviction Before 1 go,
Anderson" he continued, "tis my
purpose to clean DOT this nest o snakes
completely. I'll cen empty their bar
rsls O. the feelthy stuff that they've
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Cave Pictures Seen as
Early Fashion Plates

That there is little new under the
sun, even with regard to women's
fashions, was pointed out by Ethbert
Brand, curator of the Rotterdam
(Eng) museum in the course of re-
cent lecture. Referring to an illustra-
stion Of women dancers on the walls
Of Spanish cave, he said these palae-
olithic bellies were very near to the
present-day women with their high
hats, chignons, tight waists and bell
shaped skirts. These cave pictures
were probably the earliest fashion
plates in the world, and were drawn
about 10000 years ago, declared Mr..
Brand.
Another illustration from Spain
showed a costume very much akin to
that of the modern fapper.
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Earth's Atmosphere

The naval observatory says that II
all space were full of stationary air,
the motion of the earth through 1t
at the rate of 10 miles second would
produce the same effect as If the
earth were standlag still and the air
moving at the rate of 10 miles Sec
ond But there is no air IN inter-
planetary space. The atmosphere of
the earth is a part of the earth and
moves along with the solid part under
the sction of the same forces that
keep the solid part In motion
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been meexin' wi the guild CORN, and
burn down these habitations."
Lee looked across the neck, where
a dense cloud of smoke from the
burning reeds hung over everything.
"Good" he answered. Make a
clean sweep Of it, Father, so that
| therell be no chance of their coming
back here at any future time. /
guess you'll find oil in the storehouse.
Now, Leboeuf, If you're ready"
Estelle, who had been standing by,
vainly attempting two or three times
to intervene, came forward, placing
her hand timldly upon Lees arm.
"You-you won't hurt him? You'll
promise me to do him no harm, what
whatever he may have doneY'
she pleaded.
IF it is possible, promise you that
| | shall take him unframed back to
Manistree," Lee answered. ''That is
| my duty; and it will also be my duty
| to require you as q witness"
She burst into tears. ooh, he isn't
altogether badI" she sobbed. "He's
good in his way. Nobody knows the
good that is in him."
Perhaps that was the best tribute
that could have been paid Estelle.
Lee, struck by a sudden thought,
turned to the priest. Father, you
must take her back to the mission
with you," he said.
aye" said McGrath. ''T'was what
was theenkin' myself"
"You must go with him." said Lee,
and put his foot in the stirrup.
Estelle clutched at him, and now
the look in her eyes was one of reso-
| luton. "Lee-wait! There's some
thing / must say to you! You remem-
Der what / was saying to you two
nights ago, about It's not being neces-
sary toto kill him, to get that girl
from him?'
Lee only looked at her.
Lee, I may never see you again.
want you to forgive me for all the
wretched, miserable wrongs l did you
in the past Lee, If it's any consola-
| toni know it can be none-but !
did love you once. knew I was un-
worthy of you, but it wasn't all fake
and sham."
Never mind, Estelle," said Lee.
Cali that's long past"
81 should have told you about
about the man, Kean, but didn't
dare to-. You-you localized me. You
thought me something that I wasn't
and could never have BEEN"
"Estelle ="
eff you hadn't put me upon ped
estal / should have found courage to
tell you that Kean had been my
| lover, that I cared more for you
then. l should have kneeled at your
feet and begged you to forgive me.
ran away with him because / was
afraid of you, and 1 have hated you
and hate you still-because of the
wrong I had done you"
please don't say any more, Els
telle-" Lee tried to interpoSe.
"YOu think that I'm a woman with
score of lovers, and there's only been
one man in all my life, Lee. Because
I'll tell you now. Jim Railway is
Kean. And his wife's still alive-at
any rate, she was alive when he went
through that marriage ceremony with
Joyce. Alive and not divorced from
him. That makes Joyce yours !"
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Control Blooming of Flowers

BY using artificial light and ethelyne
gas, florists are able to control the
growth of flowers and make them
ed, artificial light extending the days
and forcing growth to the point de-
sired, when ethelyne Is used and the
plant and bud can be put to sleep and
held there until a few days before the
bloom is wanted. Then the gas is
withdrawn and the daylight treatment
is administered and the blooms appear
at the appointed time and according
to order.-Ohio State Journal.
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Fewer Left-Handed Women

Prof. June E. Downey Of the Uni
versity of Wyoming after studying the
results of the examination of 400 men
and women, selected from the Ameri-
can Psychological society, has come to
the conclusion that fewer women are
left-handed than men and that the
ambidexterous ones are of superior In
telligence. Furthermore, the distinc-
ton between left and right is not
nearly so strong in most people as
their sense of up and down.
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Flour From Wheat

The amount of -four obtained from
wheat depends very much on the size
and weight of the kernels and varies
from 65 to 80 per cent. A fair average
is Al bushels of wheat to one barrel
of flour, weighing 100 pounds, or one
bushel of wheat to Al pounds of flour.
The shorts or middlings average IL to
IL per cent of the wheat, and the bran
13 per cent.
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Ends Oil in Madagascar

M. Barrabe, geologist and member
of the French Ecole Normale, has
made geological expedition into Mad
agascar, and brought back information
that will be commercially important.
He has many specimens Of car
boniferous sands, indicating that while
the coal fields are not as important as
those of Indo-C China the petroleum and
bituminous sands are more important.
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VIII Please Children

Children's rooms offer an excellent
field for stencils, especially in the
home without nursery. Frolicking
children, animals, windmills and
clowns, flowers and domestic fowls
are designs in keeping with the worlu
of play. Background colors for such
rooms should be light and cheerful.
Applied decorations usually look best
if done in primary or strong contrast
ing colors.
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Fearful Prospect

The late Lew Dockstader of minstrel
fame was opposed to censorships, and
in an after-dinner speech in New York
he once said:
1.-THE scantiness and transparency of
the new fashions has caused de-
mand for censor Of girls clothes.
But a censor's task, gentlemen, is to
cut out, to eliminate, to subtract
never to add.
IF then, gentlemen, the dress of our
girls is a moral menace now, and we
put a censor on it with his shears
oh my"
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Trade Winds Effects

The trade winds do more than carry
the west-bound mariner on MS way,
says Nature Magazine. They nave
been called "the pulse of the atmos-
pheric circulation" because their nue.
tuations are related to the weather
events of distant regions, and their
parching breath is responsible for most
of the worlds big deserts.
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Electric Ferrvine

Two electrically driven ferries that
cross San Francisco bay from Oakland
have carried in $50 days some
$4,000 persons daily, or a combined
total Of 100000, during 10000 trips
These craft are the Hayward and the
San Leandro, equipped for electric
propulsion by the General Electric
company in 1922.
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They Are

"My daughter, why do you touch up
your cheeks so heavily with rouge?
Why not emulate nature?"
"Huhl Amt the cherries red?"-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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When words fail to express a wom-
ans contempt for a man he enjoys
moments peace.
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Needs Stimulus

It's dilatory world. Even an cleo
trio button won't accomplish anything
unless it is pushed.-Boston Tran
script.
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Only those who hope live
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
FOR WISE BUYERS

Nearly every large store has bargain days. And every woman knows about them-prudent buyers watch for them.
 But there are other bargain days, too--in the Classified Ad Columns, every day is Bargain Day. Day in and day out in season and out of season, youn find bargains, genuine bargains in nearly every thing you require in the Classified Ad Columns of this paper.
 There are bargains in help wanted bargains in situations, bargains in farms and farm implements, bargains in wagons and automobiles, bargains in houses and flats, bargains in furniture and household needs-bargans in the whole wide range of the needs of every household and business.
 Watch the Classified Ad Columns, where he who has meets him who wants.
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WanM-ArticIes To Buy 6
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ARCH ST, 5As- small room flat in rear for ono or two adults only. Inquire. H. I. Hart, @@f ArrH St, BUELL. ST, Il--5 room flat, all modern Improvements. Call 2512-L BUELL.. ST, 5G--tcnem3ut of looms, all modern improvements, steam heat, new house, Inquire Tailor Shop. III Church St, or Trl. l9sd-5. CTERiIY 9Tr i9--5 room tenement, 2nd floor. Phone 1s35-l2. COR. MAIN & ELM Entertainments and stores. For particulars sec Bell at 3G4 Elm St. Phone :232-13. CHESTNCT ST. 5I3-i rooms, brand nnw. all modem improvements. Inquire 1st floor.
 EAST ST. rooms, All Improvements. Apply B. Marholln, 35 Dwight st. Tel. 23aI.
 HAST 5T.--I anu room to0emcnt to rent. AduI> on1". Phone 2s$3. EAST ST, -&j-5 room tenement. all i'm prorcmonts, 2nl floor. Inquire 1st floor,
 TANMINGTON AVE, l59--tcnement of rooms. all modern Improvements, with or without garasc. Bent $35. Call eve ninss,
 T0TR THITTFNS--'oT sale i In1U67for and troo1cr,, % High St,. P1aInville. GIAilUEN ST 42--5 room ferCmen, in now house, all improvements. Phono 521-5. GLEN VT l99-f room tenement, mod ern imror cmon's. Impure cnl floor. HT, TI-i room tenement, tmrrc'"m"nts. InWiro lst floor. UIGU TT. 934-3 room tenement i'm prorem"n'' Tel l-1.3. IlIILCEEsT AVE.--5 looms brand new I"nse, al' mucoEcmcuts Inqulda Phone c77L 2l6 Washing on St. kEI5EY 5Ta 1Il.-i Iooms. all improve Fnentz t.lm nc| Inquire lst floor. kEIy5EY ST, 2I2-6 loom tenement in ny house, 0G Improvements, Phone iINT0LN ST 57-7Tc5rI Upsjairs, 5 Toom trHrucu, all improvements, t3o. -a-. -tlr-I. MIN ST, t5I-7 room arartmcnt com tnuous hot water steam heat, Inquire g propeD, Nt N AIN ST. IG--ior"meut of rooms, all |mpro} cmonts hoatod. Apply s, W. Nsnur. or tan'or a' 162 Main st, MAIN ST, 5ji--F room tenement, aH im- rroyemcuts, steam heat. Inquire Frank Nalr 5tg Main S'
 MAIN ST. li-s room tenement, con ftauols hot wa'r- -oaT round, Srram leat janitor sorvl"c. Phone 221,. M-s oInn
 N0NECE ST G6-5 r1om tenement. 1st G-or. al improl emcnts. Inquire 3rd MONROE ST.. i2i-5 room apartment. all Improvements. Inquire 8. W. Menus 22S Main s.
 NORTH ENu-4 and room apartments aN impsotrmauts. Phone l550 or 3f7.-t. IE0sPECT ST, S-7 room te0cmcn- central laaa.toU, all Improvements, ear- age. Inquire lst floor
 ----------------- -t,YN0TC ST. 5l-'anci0out of rooms. ln newts rrmN1o'eI tenement house.
 frp'y IF ,neSu't g.. Tr'. e9i-5. arRING ST. i6-5 rooms. all improve lnsnts. cn1 floor Impure 7QS Stanley S'. 1at rIoo-. Phone los2.
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Rooms For HOusekeepine

EAST MAIN ST, 595--i or , gentlemen
 ran have furnished room and board in rriNa'o family, twin heds. Gall l6lS-l5.
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CAMP ST. 4s-targe furnished room for ono or two persons.
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TNT.KING MtrNI%E-n f.ne rah0ot style very new, yory low, easy terms, Al ordcr and records. l.. L. AnlreHs, 4hI Arch Sf
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For sale

ASH I;EGISTER- airrump and If'e
 maiMr tor interior de orating, for sato.
 IT," 2o25-2
 Just think of the thmr luls or local people who use inc Herald classified ads
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MAIN ST, 4S--3 rooms for light house. keeping, private bath. Mrs. Hall ONE IARgE-furnsh shtd room for ljeht housekeeping with ktchenetts. all fur- nshed, newly painted, very clean. Tel. hltI-4
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Y ALNIF ST. 45-s!Hgis bachelor rooms,
 furn shed 70 rent. Phone 2750.
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LT.W ST. N--TeTt NousoEecpng apart- mert and rooms. continuous hot water. Mrs. ,. 1. Jarlsou. Tel! l6l7.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS NJ, sTEINHAUs-prIvate instruction In collegiate, fox trot and waltz dancing. studio United Bldg, Room 2li. Phone 30is'i, We have with us now a man instructor strictly private for ladies.
 Instrumental and Vocal 90 SANDoLIN-b and ukuole ina'rWc. ton. Ruth A. Ferguson Booth Block. Tel, 3s9Q, Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri
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Instrumental and Vocal
EMPLOYMENT
Help--Agcnts Wanted

Heip-Agcnts Wanted 40 sKAT SALES AGEST--for Now Bftan only, No outside territory, Six articles all good sellers, Commission only. Tho Skat Co.,. Hartford, Conn.
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PROSPECT ST 1.-two front rooms for light housekssplnE all conveniences, central 2 minuteb from renter. Terms reaspua hie.
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N0NEOE ST- i3I-5 room ap0Timouf, all Improvements. Inquire & V. Menus aaS Main s.
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MONROE ST f6-5 r1om tenement 1St
 fIaor al improI emcnts Inquire 5rd
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Radio

Wr. GIVE AWAY--one radio free. Come ,
 in for information. Italian Book Store, , 491 Main St.
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PRESTO LCNCH-snd RtEaurant. Ths place of quality. service and satistat- itor our hcme-msds pastry alwAys fresh. 3sI Main St.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

SCI I'll ST, 5G3-i room tenement 10 rent about May lst. Apply [. Ronchety. lst floor
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FARMS ; $ @ ] ] $ $ ; % S
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NORTH ENu-4 and room apartments,
 .- I--r----L----La r-n-n L-1l rr -L-.-L-
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VlCTROLA-sllghtly used can be bought cheap lt taken at once. Inquire l32 Main St.. after ?. III. Max Rhen' boIdf
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WASHING POLISHING sIMoNIZTEo etorage day, week or month. Central Auto Laundry Co.,,
 s5s Main St.
 Phone l4s0.
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BEDDING-Have your work done now. Mattresses. box springs. cushions, etc., renovated and remade equal to new and return same day. New bedding made 10 order. Upholstering. IIdwre. City Bed ding Co., 40 Trnmout St. Phone 543I-4
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

R00MING H0J sE--for sale, good busi- ness place. Tor detaIls, write, Herald nhx n. R
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents--Real Estate

R. L. HAYDEN, BRIsToL-Real Estate & General Insurance Mortgage Loans. 1S3 Main St.. Bristol. Phone 114l. Office nnnn pNnnlnre 1 n S.20.
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 82
Farms For Sale

--- BETLN--5Q are Iarm, Ntth frontage on highway. room house, good barns, cler,1o lights, running water 10 cows, 2 horses. 5 heifors pigs chickens. Well worth the price sacrificed hy owner on account of sia kucsS. CasAman Farm ACourv 131 Main St.
 urrcs, mostly tillahle , r0om houeo. good cellar, new narn. Two COWS heifcr, horse. many fruit trees and plenty of wood. Low price for Gulck sale. All ilsm tools and equip weut. Caehman Farm Agency, i3l Main St. Phone 5l2i New Britain's Largest Farm AE'a'r
 FEFLTN- 2 acres, Ij tIIIRble room house, imrrovomsnts, good barn, hen house, 50o .orls Of vood all farm tools and equipment, Prize low, Cashman Farm Agony. J1l Main st. Phone 3l2l. New Rrtan.s Largest Farm Agency. ooges, s acres uIsbic, plenty ot wood. sevcn room house, C."e'r,rjty, running water. good barn, several poultry houses. 10 COWS, hcif- CTS, horses. DIES and chickens Prize S1@ n0o. FaroraMe tPTus ran he ar- rangod. CashmHn Farm Agency, 12l Man St, Phone 2I91 New Britain s largest Farm Asenoy.
 TETLJN-25 acres room ToUso good basement baru . hen houses, garaEo, four cows, helfer. ? horses Three a.y"s of g,upoS. all farm tools, Niro .,sotlon, Just off state road. Torms low ptlrc. Cashman Farm Accn-y IGl NaN st. Phone 2l21. New BrUain E I.arGcs' Farm Ac-un-,
 ,GHNWEI!.-e arrrA s.E roaW hoGsr inning vater In busdt"gs harms, sIo and hen houses all Inds o' lrut and li.rfy os Wood. 1nc r1W. Prize $1. Nnr. 'ood terms rap he a--auEea tashuan Farm AEru.y Fl Man St. Phone Sisi. Now Rrtauz Ia.cas' IhTm Agony.
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WALNUT ST. 5o-2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. couyenienesh Ring nnEtaL-s hhlL
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WOMAN-wishes laundry or wors by day
 Apply 9 Pearl s., Plalnvile.
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YOJNG MAN- wishoA to invest F2000 with saryiros in going business. Write Fox SOL, Herald.
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MAIN STa l62-douhle room, newly fur
 Nshed. all convenienres, suitable for gentlemen, Mrs. Elizabeth OLeary
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l WINTER0P ST. W- furnIshod room for | light housekeeping bath adjoining, all | roryoaleures. Tel s50E.t
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Kent

BASSETT ST., 2lg-furnlshed room, on list floor, all accommodations ts A gentleman. References required. Phone co@--o
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Real EState-WantAd

TWO QT TTFEE-F5mIIy house 6y pTi- Ns'e tamHr in or outside of city, no agents. Address, Herald, Box 52-C.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale
10 S2

KENsiNGToN-i75 acrs fruit farm. good ll room house, packing sheds. hen houses, etc. Thousands of peach, apple. pear and plum trees This ia money making proposition. Good terms Cash man Farm Agsncy, l3l Main st, Phone 3l:l, New BTltain's Largest Farm Agency.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

THE GULBRANsEN-Re plauo IS Ideal for the entire family the year
 rpund. Priced at hundred dollars lets than any instrument of equal grade. Easv to play ana easy 10 pay. A ten minute test will convince you Henry Morans'. 2f5 Main st, opposite Myrtle.
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PROSPECT ST. 5I--room to rent, for storage or business. Not furnished. Phone 3s7p-W
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W HEN time is money, try our Instant Service. Tires. Batteries. Gasoline. We get you there and back. O'EeirG 30 Washington St. Phone 900.
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Rooms and Board

WEST ENl1-large comfortable furnished
 room suitable for I or gentlemen. rri,are family Phone 32s3-T.
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acres, Beven room house. running water in buildings, new barn. cows horses, chickens, etc, Rig wood lot optional All farm tools, Price S7500. 5000 cash. Csshinan Farm Agency. i2l Main St. Phone Si9i. New Brtaius Largest Farm Agency.
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NAINJT ST. 45-EINg's bAolIrlor rooms,
 and rr"als housekeeping suite. Tel.
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MAIN ST. 4S-tuinished room for 1 or gentlemen. Ring 3rd bell.
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MAIN ST. as-2 rooms equipped for light nous, keeping Also single room. Hot water year round Mrs, Opeu, Phone eS--
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VINNOS-ET1nIcK N UICN. NeWUy x Evans, and Listers. We have sold this line of pianos over 5e years We guar autee. C. j.. Pierce, 246 Main street.
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EAST MAIN sT., ?Rs-2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping steam heat. hot and cold water Set tubs, veranda seps- rate entrance, also 1 single room. Phone lRn5
New Britain herald., 1925-05-05

PLANTsVILLE-3 acres. Two family house, rity water. gas and electricity available, Good barn, hen houses, etc. Three COWS. halfer, 1 horse, all farm
 tools and equipment Price SiO,boo.
 Forms. This Is A good buy CashInan larm AgancY lal Main gt. Phone sisi.