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New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Lutheran Churches
First

Suulay-1o:So q. h., English service, Sunday school al noon. 7;&0 D. n, Swedish service. Tn" pastor. Rev. Dr, Abel A. Ahlquist, will preach at both services
 The Lutheran Brotherhood will meet on Thursday evening.
 Tn" choir will rehcarse on Fri day evening and the children'S choir at o'clock, Saturday after noon.
 f "Wednesday, February 2i concert by Professor Per 0lsson and Wen- nerbcrs choir
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Christian SricuCr

Sunday service at II a. m, sub focr: soul" sunday school at 9:45 a m.
 Wrdtes '.y evening meeting a' C .'r',rn.
 1', r. in. room Room 'nt '..'i,.' N.rt lri|dinr Is oN, to 't.. nni5. '1i.v rom 1c noon until a q'cloch @>c.H Sluia!s and hoi-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
German

Sunday -~ 9:30 a. m, sunday school, I0:30 a. m, service in Eng U.h; sermon: "Ptrplcxing Problems ,1d Keeping tho Faith" 1;30 p. nn., service in German; sermon; "The Healer and the Healed.'
 Tuesday---S p, ma meeting Of the '. y. 6.
 Wcdnesday-9:SO p, m., meeting os ihc Ladies' Ail society in inc parsonage; general prayer day, 2 D. rl.. class in religious instruct'on'
 rhnrsday-.3 ?. m.. class in rellgI- GUS instruction. ?. m, prayer meeting in German.
 Friday. 9:tj ?. m, general pray cr day Of thn United Ladies' Mis- son societies in the Methodist church. ?. H.. Boy Scouts
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Nondcnominational
Peoples

Peoples
 Sunday--1o;15 a. m, prayer mt"ting 1o;45 a. ma sermon by the pastor, subject; "What Consti. tutos a ChIistian"" 1@:l5 D. m., sunday school, 6 |, m,, Young r, oplrs mctinE, [ ?, mo- proach- ing hy the pastor, subject; Play ing the Game"
 Wclncsday-2;3o ?, m, childrcn'a meeting.
 Thursday -- 1;45 D. m. church prity'r meeting.
 Fridoy--7;4j ?. mo choir rohcar- sal.
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HOW ARD ARNOLD WALTER


 Friend
 \ Son of this church
 Born, New Britain. 1883
 Died, Lahore, India. 1918
 My Creed
 would be truo for there arc
 those who trust me:
 would be purc for there ar"
 those who care;
 would be strcnE. for there is
 much to suffer;
 would bo brave, for there is
 much 10 dare.
 [ would bc q friend of all--tho
 foe, the lriendlrss;
 l would be giving, and forget the
 gift;
 I would be humble, for I know
 my weakness:
 I would look up. and lauEh and
 lovc and lift.
 The committee having chs rgc Of the selection and erection 0 the tablet and arranEcmcnts for the service is: Philip E. stanley chair man.. Mrs. Charles F. Mitchell, Walter F, Ingham, Maurice H. pcaso, Rev, T. A. Greene"
 Howard Arnold Walter Howard Arnold Walter. the only son of Henry Stanley Walter and Martha Arnold Walter, was horn in New Britain. August 1H. 1888. He was baptized in the First Congrc- Gationol church, attended ifs Sunday srhroI and later united with the church membership upon confess sion o' faith.
 H. graduated with honors from th" New Britain high school in 1900 after which he went 10 Chicago, whrr" rc worked for q year in the tive Stock National bank.
 He entered Princeton university in tho class of 1905. While at al Princeton he was onc Of the cdi- tors Of the Princeton Tiger and in his senior year was managing cdi- for of tn" Nassau Literary monthly. Ill., Graluatcd with th" Baird ora torical prize and other honors and tH conmcnccmont delivered the class ode,
 In October 1905, he entered thG Hartford theological seminary. and in 19nG-7 he took q years leave of absence to teach English in Vase da university at Tokio, Japan
 Returning to the seminary, he graduated in 1@oH taking all but ono of the prizes off rcd 10 his class. including the travelling fellow. ship, which gave him q years study "hroad in Ediuburgh, Glasgow and 
 On November q, 1910 hc married Marguerite Br"rus Darlington, Of Brooklyn, x. Y. Tn inc autumn Of the sam" year he was ordained 10 thr ministry end accepted q post ns assistant pastor of tho Asylum Hill Congr"@ 'iuu%l church in Hartford. Silently mnry than q year later h. wa. iaIi'"i hy Dr. John +. Mott fo h'n"nr literary secretary to the Mon@mwrd#n students for the Young Mons Christian Association of India and C"llon. II" went 10 India and served in that capacity until his sudden death, November l, lg1N,
 Resides his Wiiov hr loft two ,!aughtrrs. Marion Darlington Wal for and Ruth .trhill Walter, a son Henry Stanley Walter, Both parents and his sister Mrs, Johnson still survive.
 Best known of all his writings is his poem. My rr,cd," which ap- pears ou tbr tablet and which was adopted IS 'hr official creed for the Eyrrymau's Bihlo class upon the formation Of that class.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Film t.sN'ndiSh)

Sunday a. m.. Bible school and men's Bible class. II o'clock, morning worship with sermon by the pastor Rer. AXcl l. Pat"rsoM !:S6 and '. m,. union services in The Swedish Bethany church.
 Tuosday.--S ?. m. Young P"o- -,e's monthly m"ctinG.
 Thursday--S ?. m., foreign mls- sion service.
 I'riday-S p. n1.. choir rehearsal
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Relormatiolr Quinouagcsima Sunday. h a. III,

: services. ll:l5 Q. h., sunday school 7:45 D. m., VesperS.
 MonIay--4:15 ?. m, tl!" cat ccheticnl class will met. 6 r, In, the church workers will meet.
 Wednesday afternoon. thc Week. day religious school will meet. In fine evening, L"ntcn services will be hold at s o'clock,
 Tlursd:y--@:l6 r. m. 'h" We k day religious school will meet, E15 D. m, the cat"chetical class will meet.
 Friday- s D. n~ the confessional arr,icc will l." held.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Stan,cv Memorial

Suniay--lo a rn., yourr people" department Of the church erho"' I6:4b o'clock. morning service. The pastor, Rev. r V. Gilman. will i.ryach on "TorEi9srrss." 'h" siN If g s~ri"s or sctmIus tr t'' LorIe rl4rer. TlN in1lor ,ho'r sill .in2 noon. junior. primary uud l'- -'u'rrs departments e tlI. chuIra stnto-.
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Emmanuel Gosucl

Smday--10:15 a. m., prayer Scry- .1", lQ:4j a, m, preaching by the pastor Rev. Gcorgr l.. Fletcher. l2;tj |. m, Bible school hour @;$u D. m,, Ukrainian service. j:i5 p, m. ! Young Peoples meeting led by Miss Edith Dickorman The Young pco- pie will not hold their monthly service at the town farm, ?. m., preaching by the pastor,
 Thursday--& '. m., Ladies' Pray. CT band will gather at the homo of Mrs. Wiley @GS south Main street. 1:45 D. m, Bible study class at the church, conducted hy the pastor The study of "Tho Tabcrnacle' will be considered.
 Wodncslay---@@:;%o ?, m. religious instruction classes, 1;i5 D. m, cot larc prayer service,
 Wednosday--& ?, ma religious in- srruction class conducted by the pastor. 7:4i D. m., md-w"ek pray CT gathering "ud postponed rec"p- ton 10 Pastor Fletcher and wife.
 I'rilly--S D. m, choir practice at 95 Grand street.
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4 NI F, Zion

SuuIay- I":45 a. h.. sermon ny H,l. < W. Weller. prcsiIing "ld"r. r.:ao n. m. Sunday school : ?. m~ IIu,olr- UauelaS c~,.1ra'lon 7:t5 r. n. sermon ly ' pastor Sul'- ..,- "1n. Iia'r Uour W'N FaW <. it'.t.s-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Grease spots

Gr,ar" spots may sometimes h" .tmor'l from wall paper with a ,,ot.,r and a warm iron.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
St NinLtLL. tN'6

,'nidl $ r2icrs i" English a' d.. n. c rrian at l0:43. sunday scbool ml,r each Sorvic" in th" r"Sp"r'l'" la'.GuaSt. Monthly congregation ;ar-ti1g at 2 D. n'-
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Umd of New Who In For Lives GetL
second Advent

days; also saturday from G;45,S;4j
 D. m,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

International Bible Students Assn l0:li a. m,, junior Bible class. II .a. m, Bible study; subject; Jesus
 Relationship to God and 10 Man."
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Eull GnSunl ASsnmhlN

WTT 7IVNETT-T -lF7'T IIT7TTJ Sunday school at 10 T. m. p"ntr- costal strNic" at II a. m. Evan Eolistic preaching at [ r. m. "Wednesday and Thursday "vo- ninSs prayer meetings al I:3N o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
MERCHANDISE
Footwear and Clothing

sULGrsKlN C0ATS--Rygulaf Sq.06 boys. As,, Mems rvg. Scs5, now St,ST, hgmhor jackets at N,g7, Army X NE'" store 56 Church st.. opp Herald. lNnEkNEAk--Al wool shirts and draw. 'rs rrg. $3.oa, now Sl,77. Uulou suits w"to g io how '0c, Amy x Navy Al. t"uNon Sale, tf church sf, opp. Herald WORK rL0TlFS- PIui. ~ uiS; shoes at tl.lsi ovorA,ls values to N,bo nt 7-r. Work hose at g.. per pair Army & Navy Alteration Sale. Opp. Ncrald or Isr 1t Church St
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Business PatS>s FOr ttent
Wanted--To Rent
Agents--Real A Estate

SEE Us ABOGT--your wants and needs for insurance, rent, lot and homes Louie s, Jones Agency, F Court St. Phone Al.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
MERCHANDISE

Articles For Sale 55 STTNIGWT EYE STTAW~-ahout I5Q N"sAr,~ for sal" ot 476 south St PIANO BQXES-Jupt the thing for coal bin oi wood box: all new, in good condl- ton at John A. Andrews X Co.,. Inc, l22 Main st.
 NOLL TOT UESK-nud rhntr for sn,c. inquire t2 Trinity st.
 Business and office Equipment 57 DESKS flat tops and tyuewr'te, stylet substantially made, practical and con ven,eut Priced from t37.So upwaTds Adkins PrItIns Co., stAttonerI and or rice Outtltters 6s Church st OXYGEN WEIINNG-ontt,t new. ~lN sell rsht Phone s'S6 TON RENT-typewrttu all makes. and aI1ug machines. New Britain Type writer ENchanse, g6 West Man st. SAFES-We have them to suit any home or business purpose. h all EIes and weights Price. start at I?S Adkinf
 Printing Co.,. Stationery and Ohice Out
 tlttprs 6 6Church St ISIsIl-. .Uud,rVoo4 tlppNr.'.r in good condition, Call 2ei+-t GuNi rhings ID Eat S2 , FURE-MapIo sycup, " our lIosolato 1 wtlk cabinet. MrErroe W. Man St. IiLAD HERALD CLASSIFIED Abs l TOR NOTR WANTS
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SPECIALS

BUICK 1928 SPORT TOURING. CHEVROLET l92i COUPE. CHEVROLET lQ:3 SEDAN. CHEVROLET 1928 TOURING. DODGE 1929 TOURING. DODGE 1921 ROADSTER ESSEX 1925 COACH. ESSEX 1924 COACH. FORD 1925 TUDOR. FORD 1924 COUPE. FORD 1924 TOURING.
 FRANKLIN 1891 TOCRING. HUDSON 1925 COACH. HUDSON 1893 SPEEpsTER.
 HUDSON loc. SEDAN.
 HuPMOB1LE 1923 SEDAN. [ lRUPMOBlLE 1923 TOURING.
 JEWETT 1923 SEDAN.
 MOON 1922 TOURING. OVERLAND 1923 TOURING. 1 IsTUpEBAE.ER 1891 TOURING.
 These cars have been through our shop, are in excellent Coudition and you can
 save $50 to s2Q0 by buying now, smaA T
 deposit with weekly payments will hold any one of theso cars until April ]. Nd
 storage charge and interest on your pay
 ments at 6oe,
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 oLDsMoBILE USED CAR DEPT. CHer the following late model used cars
 at low prices. lg.5 OI,NsMOBILE TOURING. ig96 OLpsMOBlLE TOURING. 1923 OLuSMOBTLE TOuEINI, 1929 OLpSMORILE TOURING. 1923 WILLIE SEDAN. Iq@4 MAXWELL TOURING. 1923 FORD SEDAN. lpgS FORD COUPE. I4"G CHEVROLET TOURING. Iyc2 BUICK TOURING. lgG3 JORDAN TOURING, 1922 ESSEN COACH. SMITH AUTO SALES co., { 100 WEST MAIN STREET. PliCNE 2o@0.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, ssN-furnlShed rooms. 10 rent. day or week. Apartment :. Phone EkSa-s
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MERCHANDISE
Help Wantcti-Womcn

ENrEElE%GEN-- sirUogTT65T WGNI1d s'+'r He, and rrsNious cNpeltu,y Nc.ly r. n. Hoy l0l~ ANrEElENCEp-- -salcsladics w0uttd. AV- ldy a. lho w. F. Grant Co.,. sS3 Main sr. illI s"r general Aousewugk, lp. LIr- Nnnt S'
 
 Gikl WNNTEp- W factory shop lnvuiru llo l.r2.''r s. GIt;h NNNrEp-in naJ10-o 00i-1, Re ply eH-nA aE" education, rNpvr.ru,o 1ld s1ly wnu'ed. Write. Rox l,-JG, .GIE'.--'o lo general Gousework. Wquirr lh+i S'4ulN $. Ttl .d,g.a from 3 to L ! m.
 LADY NANTEN--io n T1rI4ssg0g, good rgo"1el' ny. Nnlc nov l.JG, Hew'd. N NSL NNlur r yr..~ old to mlnl ,Na ,."drou Must bp pypeyturod and have
 r'oo '"ts rr.r HoN 21.W, HemH rNu uit TUEEE lOtNG TAUlES wanted I' nUer for rIoa. pleasant work. sNHdE employ Nwut, tHIers Ecu per wc-y caa bonus. .Nnnll Mir. Gibbs, between
 -. gud l. ln"' i}Urrla NNuNG GIKL WANTiN--io 1Syi-i Wit6 l h'Ns"H"rls Apply Mrs N, | Vance. lJg M'r." S. l'on" l1.
 situations Wantcd-Mcn II i ELUCTEIClAN.> jITITEE-@isNe I,Gsj- ! toU ~ Ar. other outside position. 1 NeHs'. IF GnU at.
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Situations Mantcd-Mrn

ELECTEIclANS UTIrEE- IsNes IGsj- tou or my other outside position. NeHs', IF G'u at.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

WILSON SG.-ScVen room cottage, is heinz offered at 8 sacrifice rrtce. stoeo cash will buy it. Act quick. as thls wJli
 surely En fast. Rainbow Raschkcv
 Real Estate Co.. 2os Main st. Phone
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ENrEElE&rEp-s struogFaph,r WaNtJd, s'+'r Hs, and rrsN,ous cNpglltu,y. Wstv P. p. Box l0la.
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-----------==-==-----=--- HEMSTITCHING-nc done: also hut
 tons covered at 5l Prospect St. Mrs. Alice Abrecht Tel. 5279-W.
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SFRINGTIME --- REPAIRING TlME-We do all kinds o' building and repairing, all work guaranteed. Call for NIT. Sampson. "50 North St, after f p r'-
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FINANCIAL
IinslncNs OppOttnnltics

GpUD N'To MEtHANIC- wallcd as partner in t wru ostaH.~Hcd automohtlr rrl air business. Alnu Sl.op1 need"d tn Nuy h4| interest ot equipment. Phone al''r siN p. m, @902-ga. rOpp PANING--1aH,ry route fur sale. Write" RoN q. NeUtG.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT, OFFER A FEW GOOD VALUES 1895 Ford sedan.
 1924 Overland touring. 1893 Ford sedan.
 ie:t Chevrolet roadster. 1923 s,udebaker coupe
 1929 Chevrolet roadster. is.S Chevrolet # ton truck, like new ia:6 EsseI Coach. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY oy THE ABOVE CARS FOR YOU.
 SUPERIOR AUTO co., iH.l.7 CHURCH ST. PHONE :ii'
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Dressmaktng and Millinery

L.ESsONs-ln dressmaklns Special pr'ce' to class, ant clubs PtVatt lessons also Woman, Insttutr Method lane E. Gn' 70 Walnut st. Phone l7sl-3. uEMsTTrCHlNG-pl plnklng and buttons. Satistaction guaranteed Bradbury snd Turubul, ll-l7 Wallace St Phone 5lS. W OI l5t.1
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
Auto Parts and Accessories

Auto Parts and Accessories II RE TIIPIFTY-BUT FIEESTONE TIRES AND TUBES. HIGH PRESSURE AND BALLOON TIRES. GASOLINE, OILS, GREASES AND SERVICE. CLARK s AUTO ACCESSORIES SHOP, l3S SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE li99 EpERAl. ANU LEE TIKES-Wct and dry storage batteries. ]. NJ. Farrell, ll0 Franklin square. Phone li69. HARTFQRD BATTERl Els charged. re- paired and rebuIldirS of all makes o! batteries. Radio sets and service. P. &V Tires < Battery Co.,. 261 Myrtle St. Phone aS95.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

BElpFN ST. 4l-i"nrmNnt to rvut, five
 roon's, scroNd l'oy, all modern improve
 n1aNts. Inquire first floor. CLARK ST. lo5-lo9--tcremenst uf b rooms, a,l Improvements. Inquire l0s Clark St CHESTNUT ST. @?6-S rooms to rent. all CT End floor Phone :i95.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

MAN NANrEN--N oung mau w'tp NrVs. lapvr circulation cNp"rt"ncc preferred tn work for Metropolitan paper, Good sal1ry. Bright future. Arriy Box No. 4N-WN. Herald.
 EAIl.SMEN-W have Fl luSuo>s propo- sttinu worth serious consideration h, ovrry man reading rds ad, our NU..u ss is to Eouse-t toulouse selling w'th aU a'- q. lc in every day Use, NgEJld,rsS ot what you are selling, lt will ray yuH 10 investigate uur ottrr. Appy Mir. |, l.. ,Tohusou. Hotel Delaney. TWO YOUNG MEN WANTEu--'o work with sa.cSmaulEcr New Britain and vtr'nity Appy 29i Main St. Ntw Brit r5l Wrl G@.t
 WANtEn--hy a vholvsel, lru.,s iousr. au SNrcr.cnred man tn taNo harSg of warehouse, QUO who understands rorri' iuA. sNprts and laudllu- of mhr Stato experience, gpaltrafiouS aud sa,- gry c,roctod in confidence, NlHc HoN lJ-T. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
Money Loaned

LOANS Ur TO t2oo TO UNDERWRITERS No ctdorscrs required. All loans are be- tween husband, wife and ourselves. r.- ra:al,v h. cAay iuNaNMcuts, only !Awtu. ,"tr:-sC chu,Erd.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY a9 WEST MAIN ST, RAPHAEL BLDG, ROOM loI. PHONE l-9-i-3. OPEN 9 10 j.&Q SATURDAYS to l.. Licensed by the stotc md Bonded 10 the Public.
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HARTFORD AvE.-aud North st,, tene- mentS, all improvements. Inquire J,
 Reader, cor, North and Willow St.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ITST-IT ST ---7-,T -1-I7 n M r, ,7,o- sl modern improvements steam heat. Ap- ply 70 Mucovtts, l Wallace St. Phone lE4T
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto Parts and Accessories

GOODYEAR TIRES PRIEST. .o.LlTB BATrERIEs IN. srANl SERVICE, WHEN UE.
 LAYS ARE COSTLY. CALL oNEll
 TIRE d BATTERY CO., AT 700
 p WASHINGTON ST.
 VACUUM CUPs-Will not skid, Glye them q trial th!s winter. r, II, Coss wei, 10 Elm st, Phone S:i.5. USED AUTO FIRrs--Tilcs anl tubes, Used cars bought md sold. Huyor r' wrecked and burned cnrs. Peter Rosso, ::5 Elm st, Phone 2'i>,
 Autos--Taxi Service 1S TAM sERVICE-C -ComtorJabIe cars, core. ful drivers. Call :7Q0 at the Hotel De- laneg ..-..-.--...--.-
 Garages For Rent 1i 1 ST0Ni'-suIIaJIo lor aUtomoOIo sloragc 5oN7o. Can accommodate lj ears. h. Guire A. q. Iiawkrr 52 Elm st. Phone 9t56,
 Service Stations-Kcpniring 1T BRA2ING-and sceiyIeNe welding, carbon removed. Hardware City Welding Com pany, 1li Franklin sn., rear Tel. 2sso ARCH ST RADIATOR WORKS -leaN' repaired, new cores installed. bodies and lenders quickly repaired. Bes, equipped shop in town. lo7 Arch St. Phone l'vy g. Wolf, Prop" sue 10 hultQu!st Bros. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVIcE- Phllco auto and radio batteries. Starting. lighting, l IvpItop Franklin Snuore C. 4 AhetE. BATTERTES-~ Auto baiierics and electric service. Radio sets and equipment Could Battery Service Company. l7O East Main St, Phone EOS,
 CARS wAsHEO-and polished. 24 hour service. Bennett Motor Sales Co.,, ?6e Arch sf. Phone 2952,
 GYIINDEF3 REB0EED-s Stop that oI' pumping and piston slap' Get better gas and oil mileage' We will reoorc your cylinders without removing m"to' ] from chassis, install new p'Stons. new rings, piston p!Ns and hushingS. grinl , va,vcs. take ip or bearings. lineup con meeting rods, al q flat rate price. Phone call or write, Chariaude Auto Servc' Station. 45o Main St.. opposite East MaiI St. Tel 15+4. GARAGE-and general repairing faig and Jeweu service. Barbour Servtc Station. SIP East Main st. Phone 2Slt LEANING KADTATOKs-Q eervic' Expert attention; low rates: don't le small leaks lead to heavy repair exNcrs body dents removed. lenders straighter ed. c. Becker 1e Huneertord Court TARTING-lIghting anu ignition, electri parts and service. C!ark's Auto Electr' and Repair. 13.l6 Lincoln st. Tel. 500 EEPAfRTNG-on ell makes of cars. EH Dert mechanics available day and nigh Hotel Washington Garage. Phone l7c RAYBEsTOs BRAKE-service statiol
 Brakes refined and ndjusted on sho'
 notice, Clarke Auto Electric and Rt
 pair Station. lS-l5 Lincoln St. Tel. 902 |, WILLARD RAnfO-aNA auto hntter'e B. All makes recharged and reNa're \ simmons StorEe Battery Co.,, SS1 Arch
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

NW OVER 5OoU
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

IJCWLEE ST, VI rooms tn rent. all Improvements and garage, Inquire 6y Jubilee st,
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READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
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NiAClIlNISTS

FIRST CLASS MEN REQUIEED FOR NLI-RpUND WORK. MIST EL ABLE To SET Up OWN WORK AND WORK TO CLOSE LlMlTS. GIVE FULL lNFORMAIluN AS Tu EXPERIENCE AND PREVIOUS EM- PIONNENT. AII NIPPLES WILL RECEIVu PROMPT PERSONAL AT. TENTlON.
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 RON I4-E, HERALD,
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In instrumCntal and Vocal

ACTS-of aIi dlS-1i1I17ns I0T voQr en1CT. tainmert Apply Sceley's Entertainers. @4 Washington St. Phoue 232I.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED TO BCY FOR CKsH-daIry farm between Msrideu and New Britain. with milk route preferred. Write, Real Estate, Box SS, New Milford. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

GRONE HILL, sU-heattd apartment ol 6
 rooms Tel, :n.
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HALEY STn 5--ExclusiYe section of Bel- iderc, rooms, NA modern couyenen, ces for desirable tenants Impure on premises.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

LlBtRTY ENPRltSS-p plauo uud furniture
 moving and seualal trucNnb o' ah
 kinds, reasonable rates. rhnUa l@Ni-5. SLElGH rAETIES-Whru ont d, lraaon-
 nhlc rates, Call $12d.5. from 2 to : D.
 m. md after o'clock.
 STORAGE-- Furniture and merchandise.
 Hardware City Storage. E. W. Schultz
 See A. L, llulhut. lo22-j.
 Painting, Paper Hanging 27 AN OLD--house Is made new with fresh
 paint and new wall rol,r. Let re soH- Nit uu estimate. Morgan, Kingsley & Thompson, Inc. All Main St. Phone 52i.
 Pressing and Tailoring 2s CLOTHEs- called toT and drltyeled ty Ye London Valef service Ye London
 shop 65 Main st. Phone 2ogs
 Printing, Johbtg, Stationery 30 2o0 SINGI.E SHEETS-uui Ito enN'.arrs, excellent for uriyato use, with your name md address plutcd on h''h Mail Sl.gU to The P. & G. Printing Cor porat!cn. New Britain.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

bANCE--roN g,p,o ard foNtro:. Private instruction, 6 lessons S. Mss M. Stein H2us, H.Uu!o, Uuttel Bldg. Room Ell. Phone ,'4g-}.
 WALI/--ci5g hurE u@d wjuS: uIso orccu- trr G'ri@r :a01G' hy Professor Oliver, 4 CpnUc,tInut Ave.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncments

GLEN ST, li5-5 room tenemrui. steam heat, all modern improvements. Inquire
 lst floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Service

r\rEET WATCHWANNE-- IGnc ,jn7- in
 Nlw RHtain John 2dnai,, S09 East
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WINOLA AVENUE--S roonI cottage, tur- naca heat, electricity. gocd lot. Price tAS0o. The w. L. Hatch Co. City Hall, Ihnnn Eanh
New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

WEST ENp-new room cottage, suit able for people Of means and tAee. H. N. Lockwood. Real Estate A Irs., City Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-09
METHODIST SERVICE LEAGUE WOULD SEEK
REPRESENTATION new CHAMBER COMMERCE

church. Lewiston, spoke to the men
on their responsibility in the work of
the church and gave them many in
structive thoughts in the course Of
his talk.
A discussion Of the possibility Of
the reorganization of the Chamber
Of Commerce of the city of Augusta
was held and George C. Libby was
appointed as a committee to look
into the matter, assemble such. data
as might be available and report at
a special meeting, which will be held
on Monday, Feb. %. The club voted
to adopt the following resolutions:
First-That in the event the
Chamber of Commerce is reorganiz-
ed, the club shallspurchase a MEM
bership for the pastor.
Second-That they would request
the other churches of the city to
unite in the taking of religious CEN
sus Of the city.
Third-That they would invite the
other churches to consider with
them the advisability of unitedly f.
nancing a full page in the Kenne-
bee Journal each Saturday, to be
known as the church page.
The officers of this club are: Pres
ident, Chaplain Allison ]. Hayes of
Togus: vice president, Grin B. Frost;
secretary, Josiah w. Taylor; assist
ant secretary. e. d. Tribou; treas
urer, Wilkinson Written: chairman
of committee on program, CRUDE b.
Cornish: resolutions, Thomas c. In
graham; efficiency committee,
George c. Libby; house committee,
Is. +. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-09
Enjoyable Cards and
Dancing Party at
G. A. r. Hall Monday

Eleven tables were set at the pro.
gressive whist party, which was held
Monday evening at G. A. r. hall by
the members of the Women's Relief
Corps of the G. A. r. After the
whist. short program consisting of
solos by Mrs. Hattie Chapman was
enjoyed. The first prizes were won
by Mrs. McEachern and John Harvey,
the consolation prizes going to Mrs.
Emma Gannett and Lew Veniot. De-
licious refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and coffee were served. The
nall was especially decorated for the
occasion. After the refreshments
were served dancing was enjoyed
with Mrs. Chapman at the piano. The
committee in charge consisted of
Mrs. Emma A. Gannett, ex-officio:
Mrs. Alma Hamilton, chairman, Mrs.
Frank Beane and Mrs. Flora Farrell.