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New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
PODUBNY WRESTLER
 TO APPEAR HERE
Sensational Russian Grappler
 May Meet One Of zbySzkos

l. has been some years since New Britain sport fans have had th" opportunity of seeing some of the erea. wrestlurs in the country per form there, but s card Is being planned hy the National Athletic club through Matchmaker Edward Lawrow of New Haven, which will feature Ivan podubny. the sonsa- tional Russian who recently de- fcated Joe Stechcr. claimant for the worlds heavyweight championship against Wadlek or Stanislaus Zby- szko or Joe Stcchcr. The bouts, which will number four for a nights entertainment, will be run off in this city this month, Il date and place to be selected in the near future.
 Matchmaker Lawrow left today for New York city, where he will sign up two of the worlds leading Nrcsjlers. He will have Podubny against ono of the three. preferably one of the Zbyszko brothers and this match alone will be one ot the best that could be gotten together. In announcing that he would undertake 10 revive wrestling in this city, Law row stated that he was sure of sign ing podubny and it was only a mat ter of which one of the three would ! be the best attraction against the latest sensation in the ma. game. Podubny almost unknown, came 10 this country and after q series oi matches was paired off with Stcchcr, who, through his defeat ot i Hbyszko who had in turn defeated 1 Wayne Mum, holder of the heavy. weight championship, was rccog. nized in most quarters as the title. holder. Podubny lost no time 1T throwing Stccher and defeated Aiu badly.
 According 10 Matchmaker Law
 row, this will be the first wrestling show to be conducted in this city O. a series which will bring here tn, best men in the mal game, Thl National Athletic club is compose of number of New York sports. men who are interested in th, wrestling game, Dr. Joseph MilIci of New York city is the promoter for the club and the organization i! abel to contract for the best men il he mat game for appearance il this city.
 Arrangements are being made fo the usc Of q suitable hall for th' card in this city and as soon as ful details have been completed the.
 will bo announced to the public
 Tho firs' match will probably be be
 tween Podubny and one of th'
 Xhyszko brothers,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
MOELLER BLDG. 5
 SWAMPED BY CLUB
Boys Club Supreme in All Ways
 deserves Also Win

The Boys club quintet crushed the Mocller Building five Of New Haven under q 5S-9l score last night on he local floor by n brau- tiful combination of bullet passes and nIanant guarding, The New IiayoN team vas handicapped by the large floor but, with the de- fcns" tho club put up last night, it would have been forced 10 shoot from far out on any court, while th" club passes 2igzagged around th" Nisilns guards and Jeff them bowid"red while Gofla and Gill dropped in basket after basket.
 The club s,Jrtcd in high. Gins foul being followed by two field goals by Goffa and five more points by Gil. Gofa made it 12-0. and then New Haven finally started on a basket by Wheaton and rallied enough to make inc count 14-S at the quarter. Wheaton added two more points as the next period opened, but Gill broke through on three pretty plays 10 score as many field goals; Hapatka made his first score, and Goffa came down the center 10 bring the score 10 24-10. Gotowala added another, and the 1 teams alternated in scoring untn 1 intermission found the tally 32-l6. with Joe Goffa still running wild. Levin and Parporian went in 1 during the third period, which was i much slower in the matter Of SCOT 1 ing. O'kccfe made good free toss, fnt that was all New Haven got in 1 the entire quarter, Yet two baskets by Lapatka and foul by Parpar- ian were all New Britain could l make, so close was the guarding. Starring the last period with q 37- IS lead, the club began 10 speed things up once more with the re- turn Of Gill and Silva to tho fray. Rafter finally broke the jinx and made the only field goal scored by the visitors during inc entire half, after which the club drove through for q score q minute. Parnarian made one, then Levin, anu Inc crowd howlod for Silva. Pete came through with Q score and then Goffa. set for q perfect shot, hand ed him another and Silva broke his scoring record by sinking his second basket Of tho night as the game ended.
 Joe Golfa was again the scoring star of the evening, running up q points and playing q great t1oor game. Gill was in his best form in weeks, while Zapatka's feeding tc lis mates Was accurate and well- timed. The guards had their men helpless at all times. the visitors getting only ono floor goal in the second half. The whole team worked well and dazzlcd its oppo- nonts by its speed. Wheaton was the best for New Haven.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
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Hartford, Conn. Louis (kid) kaplan. Meriden. fcatherweirht champion. outpointed Billy Pe- trolle, Fargo. N. D., G0.
 Philadelphia Pa, -- Leo tkid) Roy, Canada, knocked out Danny Kramer, Philadelphia. (S. Eddie Leonard, Baltimore, beat Clovis (kidD Durand. Canada, I0).
 Cleveland Ohio Peter Snr- miento, Philippines, won on a foul from Benny Bass, Philadelphia, (6). Morris Layton, New York. out pointed Jimmy Zill, Youngstown (6).
 New York, N. Y. -- S,anslaus Loaya, Chile, beat Phil McGraw Detroit, GO. Joe Dundee, Balti- more. scored a technical knockout over Tommy Freeman. Hot Springs Ark, t4. "Mushy" Callahan, Los Angeles, and Archie Walker, Brooklyn, fought draw. G0). Carl Duane beat Joe Malone, UO).
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
CBI JOE WILLIAMS)

BcnnY Leonard had 10 whip the tim mokccper as well as Freddy Welsh in their memorable battle in New York May 2S, 1917, when Leonard brought the lightweight title back 10 America.
 Leonard knew ho could beat Welsh; he had already outpointcd him on two previous occasions in 1O-round bouts But knock him out?-that vas the thumb in Ben ny'o chowdtr. Leonard had to knock him cut or in all probability i lose his last chance at the light weight title. Knock out one Of the clevcres. defensive lighters the ring has known that vas a large order for q fighter Of even LcOnarI's known ability.
 Leonard called that battle the hardest of his entire ring career, l even though no came out of 1t with hardly a scratch. For days before the bout he had it dinncd into his cars You must knock him out Round after round during the fight, as Leonard pounded at Welsh's Un- canny defense he kept repeating to | himself. "You must knock him out" i Billy Gibson, his manager, nnl { George Engcl, his trainer, told him carn,8 8tly between rounds, You must knock him out"
 With that command ringing in | his cars, Leonard tore into thG | champion from the opening bell He showered rights and lcfLs at Welsh $ head, most Of which glanced off
 Y'reddys arms and elbows as harm lcSSIy as rain off turtles she'll It was Lconard'S fight all the way.
 He scored repeatedly. There WAS
 nevnr a moment when ho was in
 danger. But it was Q no-dccision
 ngh'. A knockout was the only
 thing that would help him.
 It looked encouraging for Benny
 in the fourth. A right that wcaved
 past Wnlshs guard 10 his chin stag
 gerod the champion. Three more
 rights and left to the same spot had
 him on tho run. But the canny
 Wcshman called upon his defensive
 tactics and wcathered the period.
 Lconard's punching won out in the
 ninth. The finish was one of the
 mos dramatic in ring history
 Welsh was boxing in his accust toned
 fashion, Benny looked somewhat
 discouraged at not being able tc
 connect with his right. Suddenly
 he whipped over for Wolsh's jaw
 Welsh tucked but didn't entirely
 escape. It was a terrific blow anc
 Freddy went 70 his haunchcs. H.
 grabbed the ropes and pulled him.
 self to his feet, but Leonard was a him like tiger.
 Then cnsurd q strange SpeCtatcl, Welsh pulling himself backward along tho ropes with one hand ant
 trying to hold off the young Hcbrcv
 battlcr with the other. A fcv . eayago chops and Welsh was dowl again, For the second time h. pulled himself ID and Leonard wa al him once moro, turning him int d human punching bag.
 Virtually unconscious, Welsh wa wolged in q corner. He droppe for the third time, but struggle back 10 his feet, his hands hangin ] hclplessly at his sides.
 Referee Kid" Mcfarland locke ' Quostioningly toward Wclsh's corne, 3 Tho Cbampio rnapaoCr Harr : Pollock, stood waiting. the sogg sponge in his hand, waiting to SC , if there was q chance for Welsh [ D get out Of the corner.
 ~ Mcfarland took matters into h ! own hands. He ordered Leonard [ . his corner, while Welsh, still dazct |, staggered 10 the center of tho rim s reclcd and fell through the rope - thoroughly out"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
Haney Is Missing From
 Camp of Boston Red Sox

Boston. March LP - Bobby Quinn, manager of the Red Sox, has something 10 worry about down at the New Orleans camp. Fred Haney, third bascman, who was acquired from Detroit in a mid-winter deal, hasn't reported for duty.
 Neither has his signed contract been received. All the other boys have turned in their signatures,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
H0IF VS. III IHiNRn

Charl Horf, all-uronnd rack performer. may carry Norways colors into q broad jumping con- test against Dehart Hubbard, th" negro from Cincinnati at the Post Onico A. C. mcot in New York March 20. Hof has cleared q feet, inches in competition and has approximated 25 feet in prac- 'ice.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
IOAYZA HAS EDGE

Stanislaus LoayZa of Chile, re- gardcd by many as leading con- tender for the lightweight boxing title now held by Rocky Kansas of Buffalo, just managed to survive his match with Phil McGraw of De- troit at Madison Square Garden last night, but won the decision as he captured the greater number of rounds.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
GET INTO ACTION
Six Pitchers Ani Four Catchcrs CT Detroit Americans Have Fir Workout Tn Camp.

Detroit, Mich. March 2 Pl-Six pitchers and four catchers got into action yesterday in the first game of training for the Detroit Ameri- cans at their Augusta, Ga, training camp. George Mcbride. who bossc.l .the athletes in the absence of Ty Cobb, warned the men to be care iful on their first day out and the players followed his instructions.
 The complete advance squad Of 17 Ibatterymen will be on hand some time today.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
ROBINS ARE COLLEGIATE

There is something collegiate about the Brooklyn baseball prac- tice In Florida. Manager Wilbert Robinson having sponsored bat. ting cage. Perhaps here is q soln- ton for the National league lost ball problem.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
HOCKEY GAMES
Three Contests Are scheduled for National League Play Tonight Among Leading Teams.

New York. \. Y, March 9 Pi- Thrc" games are scheduled for th" National Hockey league tonight, tho Canadians playing at Boston, Pittsburgh al Montreal and New York ut Ottawa.
 Tho standing. including games Of Saturday follows:
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
OLD GRAppLERs TO >IErT

Ivan PoIdubny of Russia and San Zbyszko Of Poland, the grand old mon" of wrestling. have agreed 10 meet in Now York next Monday ulghl. Podluhny Is near Ing tho half century mark and Zbyszko is said 10 have gone be- yond 1t.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
SOUTHPAWs A MENACE

Lcft-handed polo players still constitute q menace on the boards, the Indoor Polo association says in barring them from the coming competition.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
Reserves Also Win

The Boys club Reserves also won, defeating the Phantoms by ?l-13, hut the game was ty no means as fast as the later one. T. was very slow affair, TO field goals being scored in the first quarter and very few during the first half. which closed with the Reserves leading by 1o-7. The phantoms spurted toward tho middle Of tho last half and tied the score. but then the Reserves at last showed some basketball and
 left their opponents behind. Kras- 2ewski and Compagnono featured for inc winners and Was for the Phantoms. Tn" summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
Boys Club Reserves
I'lIantUIuS

Personal fouls Kcrolojza ., An dcrson 2, KraSzewski g, Link l. Compagnone l--l:; Iipman 1. Was 3. Levine 1--S, Tries for gohl-- Anderson 2. WinFc Compagnone o-C; Truhan 2. Lpman .. Was 4, Levine |, Cohen Ill. Referee A4.r-o. scorer. KarrinsA.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
AWAIT RESIN USE

Baseball fans in the north await eagerly first reports of the use of resin by National league pitchers.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
Boys Club
Morller Building Five

Personal fonls-Gin 3, Zapatka 3, Goifa 5--9; Rafter z, OTel ] .O'Kcefe @-5, Tries for goal--Gil .3, Parparian 1, Hapatka 1, Go'fa 8 I; Ratter 5. O'Tel ., O'Kcefe 1 Romans 3-11, Referee, Avery timer, Aronson; scorer Parker.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-24

Roy Lee, linotype operator on the Gateway departed for Anchorage where he will spend the next few days visiting his mother. MT. Lee returns Saturday and on January 1 resigns his local position.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-24
ALL INVITED ATTEND SEWARD MEMORIAL MEET
 TUESDAY SEWARD GRILL

For the purpose of discussing or ganization plans for the Seward Mem orial association all citizens are ex- tended an invitation to attend the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Seward Grill, Tuesday at noon. to present plans it is the intention of the officers of the cham Der to waive all regular business and enter at once upon the various mat ters pertaining to the memorial. This matter is of the utmost importance and it is particularly requested that a large representation of citizens be in attendance.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-24
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY SERVICES

Special Christmas church services in Sewarr will be as follows:
 At the Episcopal church Sunday morning at 11:30 o'clock, morning prayer and holy communion, with ap- propriate Christmas music. The serv- ice will pc conducted by the Rev. Wm. A. Thomas.
 At the Methodist church, Sunday srhool at 1O:3O a. m. At the Meth odist church Sunday evening at z o'clock will be given special Christ mas program.
 Fires will be started in both churches in ample time to have them warm and comfortable. The public generally is cordially invited to attend these services.
 VIM. A. THOMAS,
 THOS. F. GRAHAM, Ministers
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
USE YOUR PHONE
 CALL 925
BUSINESS SERVICE

5REssMAKING-Re a speciality.
 Leila s. Hasweu, 132 South Main St..
 opnosite hlch school, Berlin car. 2074.3.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
FOR SALE

LIBERTY sT,--s room single house, car garage. Price Sl3,S00. HART ST.--Corner Vine. room single house, baths, sun porch, sleeping porch, garage. Price s16,So0. WEST END--2 family house. rooms on floor. rooms, bath on 2rd floor, hardwood floors, steam heat. fireplace, . car garage. ST.--2 family house. l3 rooms, baths hardwood floors. steam heat, fIreplaces, car garage. WEST END-SuEle house, rooms. in fine location. Price $lS.000. WEST END-Single house, Just being fin- ished, 8 rooms, 2 baths, modern in every way.
 LENOX PLACE-Single house. rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace. Price SlI,- 000. small amount of cash required. WEST END-3 family house. rooms on a floor. steam heat, fireplace, hardwood floors, price right. WEST END-Single house. rooms, 2 baths. modern In every way.
 LOUIS s. JONES AGENCY. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE F COURT ST. PHONE in.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

MAPLE HILL-Robbins Ave. new two family house, price reasona ble. Write or phone II. J. Keith. 12s Capitol Ave. Hartford. Phone 3-I329.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

PIANO-upright, medium size $50, fine tone. good playing order, L. L. An drewg 4i2 Arch St
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Garages To Let

VACUUM CUPS-Wili not sk'd. Give them a trial this season, r. H. Cogs- well, 10 Elm St. Phone S27-5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
FAMILY BUDGETS A New Idea in Loan Service

A New Idea in Loan Service Our managers are trained 10 counsel cus- toners and aid them to arrange their household expenditures so as to get out and stay out of debt. IT you need money to pay of your old bills. We lend
 UP TO $500 TO HOUsEKBEPERs We furnish a budget book, drawn up by an expert on household finance free
 BENEFICIAL. LOAN SOCIETY 99 WEST MAIN ST. RAPHAEL BLDG. ROOM lOI. PHONE l-9-4-3 OPEN 2 TO $50. SATURDAYS to 1 Licensed by the state and Bonded to the
 Public.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

BAKER & LASHEE-Fur all kinds oi
 concrete work. Call us. Tel. 1866.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

'tANOS- We have placed over SUOO Ron. Ter and Csmpbelrs in this vicinity, in- cludins churches schools and lodges Before you buy. call and let us demon, citrate, o. L, Pierce, 2i6 Main stI>at.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

HOTEL. -PocotoNaug lake. East Hampton, Conn, only c3 miles from New Britain Boating. fishing. camping sites. Write for particulars. Paonessa X MNlalauskas. Props.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

EAST BERLTN-i0 room house, corner Of Main and Berlin Sts. Mrs, Isabelle
 Haven, East Berlin. Conn. ?. o. Box
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

GRIsWoLD sT.-coTasr. thrss family house. Good income and good home will suit you. Rab!now-RaschEow, Real Estate Co.,, sos Main St. Phone ISlo.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

cows at Millbrook Farm s NeW'ington Ave. NewnEton. Conn. Phone Valley C3S-12 Hartford Div Thursday. May 13 at 1 D. m. sharp. standard time. Sale rain or shine. Wit ter Bros, AuCtioneerS. Business and OfiiCe Equipment 5 SODA FOUNTAIN-pracuca now. h. auire T. S, Cash Register and Store Fix ture Co.,. 49l Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenoments

Apartments and Tenoments 69 1 REMINGTON CENTER-new room Hat. Special Inducements If taken at once.
 Call Valley 47O-3.
 , OVERLAND ST. 3s-5 or s room tene- ment, new house, 2nd floor, all modern.
 steam heat. Tel. evenings 3osH-lA 1 PROSPECT ST, 34-About May 15th And 1 floor, room apartment. with improve
 ments. Adults. Phone 333S-J. 1 ROBERTS ST, 7I-3rd floor tenement all
 lmproyements. Inquire on 1st floor. 1 SHERMAN COURT APARTMENTS-3 W. Main, lst class , or 6 rooms, heated, hot water. janitor service. Tel. 2ll2. , SHERMAN COURT, 30--5 rooms. 2nd floor
 room third floor, all improvements. l Apply lst floor. 1 family house. Andrews es Stevens, Is | Walnut St. Real Estate and Insurance. SOUTH HIGH ST. 53--to rent fine room apartment steam heat furnished, Tel. Joseph Wratschko 1927 or 243, i SHERMAN COURT-Fine 4 and room 1 apartments, steam heat furnished. Tel.
 $+3 or 347l-12.
 IsMALLEY ST. 59--5 room tenement. In 1 qure B. puhowy. Phone 5093. i SOUTH MAIN ST, 226-5 room tenement, Inquire lst floor. i SOUTH MAIN ST, 3G6-modcrn 5 room tenement with or without garage. req l sonabIe tcnt. Inquire End floor. Phone l 253l-M.
 1 SPRING ST, l7-7 room tenement In
 quire at Ice Station. TALCOTT ST. S4-4 room tenement. mod ern Improvements, reasonable rent. h. quira Centre Tailor Shop 31s Main st. WALNUT ST. 7o-flrst floor, 6 rooms, all modem. InouIre 5rd floor. WALSH AYE.--cottaFe of 5 rooms. with garden and fruit. Price reasonable Iu-
 1u!re 7s East Main St. Plainylle WASHINGTON ST, 300-5 room tenement,
 all improyements. Inquire End floor. WEST ST, S5--4 room tenement, sW mod ern improvements 2 family house End floor. rent reasonable. Call SS West St. WEST ST, l07-new apartment of
 rooms, all modern Improvements. In
 quiTe 96 West St.
 WEST MAIN ST, 625-new 5 room tene-
 ment. all improvements. Call I745. WHITING ST, 28--4 room tenement, i'm provements Inquire on premises. WINTHROP ST, 86-lst floor, apartment
 of beautiful rooms, new, most modern
 conyeniences, Inquire J. Licht.
 Business Places For Rent 70 APARTMENT BLOCh-of 40 rooms, suit
 ablo for rooming house. steam heat and
 hot water running all the time, min
 utes walk from Main St. For particu-
 lars see Cohn about 1t. Phone 2157 o-
 2425.
 CHURCH ST.--Large. well lighted store,
 Inquire Fruit Store, cor. Church and
 Stanley.
 LARGE-l!ght store on Church St, oppo-
 site depot workshop and storehouse in
 rear. Suitable for any business purpose.
 NJ n. SaNc 33S Main St.
 MAIN ST, lG2-Club rooms to rent . In
 quire & w. Menus Store, 39S Main St.,
 or at 344 Main st. STORE TO RENT-now occupied by White
 Sewing Machine Co. 294 Main St. Ap- ply Raphacrs Dept. Store. Mrs, L. Raphael.
 Houses For Rent 53 EAST BERLIN-10 room house, corner of
 Main and Berlin Sts. Mrs, Isabelle
 Haven, East Berlin. Conn. ?. o. Box No.
 Vacationists Wanted 75X HOTEL. LAKESIDE PocotoNaug Lake.
 East Hampton. Conn, only c3 miles from New Britain Boating. fishing. camping sites. Write for particulars. Paonessa X MjEaiauskas. Props.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

When You Lose Something When You Something
 the Phone No Extra Charge Phone
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Aien Wanted

COOKS WANTED-for club; also dish washer elso men for tobacco farm. Hardware City Employment Agency, 13l Main Sf
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Business Service Rendered

AUTO TOPs-sid0 curtains, SID covers. Auto Service Co, next to Raphacfs Bldg, W. Main ST.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

DANCE-CoIegiate and foxfTot. Pirate haus Studio, United Bldg. Room Ell. Phone Gn4G-4
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

P. ALFRED JOHNSON-eXcavatIng grad ing. building. stone and taking out nshss C0 Mill St Tel. 14g7-l5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

PAUL zEELER-Roofer. slate, gravel, as. phalt. tin and shnele roofs. New or repairing. Phone 1890.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Local and Private Instructors 8;

ELOCCTION-class being formed. Can
 accommodate more pupils Mrs. P. C.
 Washbum Tel 19G2-13 LADY TEACHER-gradua Paris nor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

CLOTHING SALESMAN--High ghest recom- mendaton required. Apply Kamber's, 559 Main St.. City.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Instrumental and Vocal

J. Il. SANDEESON--teachor of cornet Cor. shuttle Meadow Ave, and Brook lawn St. PIANO LESSONS-for beginners Tel. S5S. Miss Hart 6S Kenslngton ANa
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCLES-We have several used bicy- cIes in excellent condition, low prices. Your old bicycles taken in trade foE a new one. Hadfield'a Sporting Goods, 15 Main St. Phone 1706.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
MERCHANDISE
Business and onice Equipment
Building Materials

USED OFFICE FILES-and desks, t7 and up The huper Printing Co.,. 3 k. F. Arcade. Phone 711
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Suburban For Sale

WINOLA AVENUES room cottage, fur- mace heat, electricity, good lot. Prics s4SO0. The W. L. Hatch Co.,. City Hall. Phone 540O
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

MIRRORS EUSTLvERED-and chairs can cd. All work guaranteed. Edw. Cor faIn, l6S Arch St. Phone S69-2.
 
 sHINGLES--tn and paper roofing, Arm TO gutter and conductors installed by Thomas F. Fitzpatrick & Co.,, 2l5 Park
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

NEWINGT0N CENTER-new , room Hat Special Inducements If taken at once. Call Valley 47O-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
AUTOMO1lVE

Auto Parts and Accessories 1
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

VALUE HERE-Brand new room bungalow. near trolley. Barnes dale, for only $6s00. Bargain for some one. H'dware City Coop. Assn, 127 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Merchandise At the Stores

JAMES X HOLMsTKOM-u upright plano good condition. S2j; oak table, S2 old fashioned sofa, s. W. A. Kiuner Golf St. Maple Hin. Phone 242S-l2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

FEDERAL AND LEE TIREs-Wet and dry storage batteries. ]. NJ. Farrell, IIO Franklin square Phone 1869.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

MAPLE HILL,--6 acres of beautiful or chard, room house with oak floors, fireplace and hot water heat. For price and terms see Carlson & Carlson. l63 Main St Tel 1SlT
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

NEW BRITAIN AVE, BENNINGTON 7la acres, room house, garage, all in1- proyements. Charles uurlburt, Farm ington. Phone 1g9 or s7.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

IhEI0n. Thone I89 or 9I. PENNINGTON room house. one acre, fruit trees, garage, terms Charles Hurlburt Pennington. Phone 19e or or. PLAINVILLE--3 room house, barn, chick en coop, one acre of land, electricity, Price si.S00 Box 46L.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

PIANOS Rrnnirk & Bach, Newly & Evans, and Listers We have sold thit line of pianos over 30 yearh We guar sntee. c. L. Piorcs, 246 Main street