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Evening star., 1926-01-20

WANT $1,000 AT ONCE-WiiIlng 10 pa
good commission secured by trust on n g
home and established transfer business
large moving vans Phone North l4i
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BARGAIS-One of the best corner Confe,
Gonery. dehcatessen: good business. beauufu,
fixtures nice rooms. electricity heat: $50
rent, 1000 cash. balance notes. Lincoir
Evening star., 1926-01-20

TAILORING and ready made clothing siore
for sale. with or without stock: long leasC
chesr rent; on business thoroughfare: teu
rooms and bath i'll building. Apply ILL.,
eth NV Franklin $3.50
Evening star., 1926-01-20

CORNER GROCERY STORE and mest
market: mixed location: a money maxim
proposition for The right man; AT a bargar.
prIae Gail 500 I st NV o"'
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slTUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
MISUNDERSTANDING.


AFTERNOON WORK. by, colored girl; refer
ence. Phone North 4oss-J. -.
SHANRERNA4Pa s6BlS 44a sstFg,s ~ or nurse e0loTsd
S1oEEP Ss s5Ea ~sHs Ss sS S: or "ads
COOK good wants ,pari.tme lob in small
family Phone North 45s-J: no calls after
@osaS '"Ts rsfeTcnaes sos New Via HshpsSiss
pISHwAsHER. woman wants position. Call
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. neat. colored girl
1907 3rd ST NV.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. by girl. 1928
GENFRAL FoTsFw0RK- white. small fam
ilv. J l.. 2003 3rd st re.
GIRI-Place wanted by neat light girl as
mad a. once. frst-class laundress. West
GIRL. colored. wants psrt-ttme work 2o3
GIRL wants general housrworll. stay nights.
good reference. ll4i 10th st. NV 1.ee-
GIRL. neat. coIored wishes job as maid or
general houseworker: no laundry oIl..l6
GIRL. experienced, "a ANTS job dishwasher.
GIRL-tan an recommend l9-yr. white girl, 70
dren: dran good zoe home wanted Address Box
l62-M star orice.
HALLIDAY WORK, coiored girl Address
1888 lHth 81. n
Housekeeper 20O3 3rd st.
HousEKEEPER or matron wanted by re
fined. experienced white woman; referensses.
Line. 4. 32 Todd nI. ne. Il
HOESEKEEPER. experienced. and excellent
cook re fined white woman wishes place in
small family. no laundry. Address Box
HOTSFWORK wanted by colored girl. 20
home nights. 26o4 sherman ave. NV.
LAUNDRY or work of any kind wanted by
experienced colored woman. Address l4I
Corcoran 81. nv.
LAUNDRY wanted to take home: reference
Line. s52a. Mrs. Pyles.
LACNDREss or Is dlshwashsso. so. re- se5pereneea
LAUNDRESS. good wants days work.
MAID or general housework girl wants
position: can stay nights. lb3s T st. Nv.
MAID neat. colored. for dentist Office. 1907
MORNING WORK or light housewoTk in
apartment: neat. reliable colored. Phone
kitchen. Hi l. by : neat eat coiored girl soss sth st
POSITION wanted by, e1TpsrlenSed siFl; part
i4a7 ii = ST. NV,
sEWIS,G5 =, 70 d do at home or out by the day
Ne,fH W,1TREss frs, class will wait Iuncbeons
and dinner parties. Call Adams 1859.
VI saA KIND %"5 cs 1885 ehSrcs 's M
NV.
WOMAN wants DAYS work; steady. Adams
6S46.
WOMAN colored wants general housekeep-
ing or cooking position. stays nights. 700
irving st. nv.
WOMAN wishes bundles of washes to do
home. North 1862.
WOMAN German. wishes general houseworii
in apt. small hoEse. Address Box I'LL
star office 21s
WORK after school, colored high school girl:
good reference. Columbia Sl93. from to
T30.
WORK BY THE DAY or half day, reliable
woman: no objection to ne: refs. Phone
Hyattsville 1904 20s
YOUNG WOMAN wishes general housework.
1887 T st. NV.
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CONFECTIONERY toy and novelty stor,
for sale. dong good business good north
west location Address Box 44a-k Sta
once
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

KEYs1Dr sd pIlca,e keys, % cents. n,sd. VIM
5% 5oS ~st Easement Turner caFk 9a6z 1898 y Y Az
PAINTING-spee4 al p-7ce-
sSraDsd ;Sr pointed qDl psDered foF 50 Ps,
lead. pure l!nseed OIL used exGiusi1eiy. Ca.n iss
e. sI terms sIl a, PhiladeIDha becora!inE % inc
GIEG-ROOMs PAPERED. :
and uBi Bio, A. T. GE1RGE, 1884 18th :,
5ours Done noS :, plseriaE s Rsye
a Little. SO at6 NJ r. 6754 ,'
paApf.ERHANGING PROMPTLY = An oopo,
A ii. Kaufuss, 1919 6th ne. Ltnc. i5g3-J
PAPERHANGING.- PAINTING. PIaster1nr
Of paper: WORK Guaranteed one year 10 pal
rating Con fsa6 vi 4th j. M Kn'tSPIts YG1.S S52 65
PAPERHANGING WHOLE HOUSE. $50: :,
c2os c%dsr s@1T hall NO grsde y
PAPERHANGISG--B BETTER work and les,
money. mo S1 sa! sa1 Col a235 Economy Wall Pare
muse Hi6a nee needs paneTlns; taint,ng you wlh con
p i5der our snecal prices this month ONLY.
SO so one wear to psy' with no additions.
GsE iGsi DEs0RR4igSe 70 S eb DEPESP
PAPERING. PAINTING So Up best % M
chanlc- and materials used. We can aTran9'
terms from 3 TO "a months 70 pay without
The Peerless Decorating co. 90
PIANO TUNING s2-we specialize on gen
eral piano repairs and rebuilding Get ouE
estimate. Prices reasonable skilled M
schsefter Co. ga - ne. Line. 1857.
PAPERHASGING. rooms 81 80 up nterin-
and exterior painting at lowest pT7ces Metz.
pol!tan Dec. Co, 427 G y " Ph. Fr. 500.
PlAsos f4sds 1rNEHP nfsgfHFsa pqf
Nv Franklin $3.50,
RUGS WOVEN FROM WORN CARPETS last
500 9th st. .v. Rugs for sale mh15s
TYPEwRITERs REPAIRED = The Rebuilt
.ss c3 fs N eSa4 M I'll az . rsR1
CPHOLsTERING and furniture repairrns
a-d Tnholsterirg Co. 2sIO l+th st ". 25'
WATCH REPAIRING-2o years exper-
ence: formerly with best jewellers in Wash
lnEton; So so. 5. B. wIseman. 63l G st
WELDiSG;..CAsTINg- STEEL AND 4L,,,-
Coleman. 2o7 18th st. nv NJ 45as
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADES-Goon
quality opaque shades fitted TO your win
dove, s5c. the best quality OF Opaque ~ ade-.
sI.lb hung free We will call with samnles
KLEEBLATT llth and SIS. ne. Linz. Sc,
WINDOW SHAPES ,;S9 AID :, SCRt FEoS~TREE SoI BE-
Nichols ave Sc. Lincoln l0l23
WINDOW SHADEs-Best domestic Hollands
] SOC per yard; fitted to yogr AZ rollsrs AMI
2s07 I4th st NV Col 44o
Evening star., 1926-01-20

MERCHANTS and business men. LET me SUI
nit promotion plans to increase your bus
ness: advice free. Address Box l0s-M. Sta
othcr
Evening star., 1926-01-20

MANAGER. with So 600 cash. take charge
going dry goods furnishings store; ius'
right for couple. living apartment. Reptile
confidential: letters only. Box "a. Leesbur9
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NJ En-
We can use 3 dependable men with or
without sales experience. who would be
satisfied 10 earn from - 600 to SO. 900 this
year with opportunity TO greatly increase
their earnings as they develop a clientele
Apply at once only men of good character
preference. Airway End floor Insurance
B'dg 18th and Eye sts. NV
Evening star., 1926-01-20

4 HIGH-CLASS AND Busy LOCATION +"
a dentist. photographer. beauty p8rlor. m
lnery. decorator or any kind of Office WIN.
traffic helms: car and bus transfer at ~.
door 1855 Conn. ave. Apply f kohn.
600 9Th St Main 5Sal
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

COMPANION NURSE. lady of refinement
would like position: small CONDENSATION
can give reference. Phone Col. 692O-"
DRESSMAKER first class: very reasonable.
-lO Morton
Evening star., 1926-01-20

CoMPAYIoN NURSE lady Of rehnemsn.
w2uid like nostion ,I small u, c9mpeenwsso0n 6p5ew
DREsSMAKER. first class; very reasonable
10 Morton st NV.
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, ,stenog;
PEP S.sk address Box lisp ss
GIRL peat. answer phone in shop op,,soTT Or dos. 5S.
tors ONCE. Call after 6 Franklin o23. ~
GIRL. neat colored. wishes cleaning ONCE or
maid no cooking reference. North 1874.
LADY OF refinement and culture former
reasonable. ADDRESS &. B; y: SO Mt phnne ver.
Ale.sndr,s 6os. 20.
NURSE. practical. can furnish excellent rel
erence: lady or gentlemsn Lincoln lSSII.-1.
NURSE. practical. desires position to invalid
lady or gentleman; best reference. Lincon
NURSE su6-Trsduate. widow. with years
Of general nursing: cheerful. gentle. refined.
desires position as companion or nurse nor
has nursed. Address Box 1@3. culpeper. va.
OPERATOR experienced central otflce, ishes
2. r x position. Address Box l66-h. star
PRACTICAL NURSE care tOr p, inyalids, t|ai, o, or
hla 40ss 1921 Jeffer.on st n W
PRACTICAL NURSE wishe. po,ision ri,a caring n,
for Invalid reference. Write 4loh Elm 81.
V. A HAYES -
RESIDENT MANAGER for apartmen, house
young lady wants position best releTenCes
Address Box l02-M. star Office. 81.
SECRETARY experienced. college graduate
wishes respons! ble work four hours daily
Address BOX 67-M. Star Office. ~
sTENOGRAPHER experienced. desires posi-
ton. Lincoln 4093. %
experienced. capable good
salary. IN 1--WE concern NJ. 1872. br. 4l5.
.3D-l2.
sTENOGRAPHER competent. experien.ed
Cot 1901
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY. nov avail
able 5 years experience. best references.
For interview nhone Adams 4co4
TYPIST ) years experience. deslres tenn
porarv or permanent work. Phone West
24s THURSDAY until . m.
TYPIST--Wa yping TO do at home.
Adams T20h
YOUNG LADY desires position answering
phone or small switch board small salary
Address Box ""2-M star ofsce 81.
YOUNG LADY. with several wears experi;;
rnce a. ca shier. p b Y. operator and general
Office work wishes position: reference. Isie-
phone Fr 90lT before pm Address BOX
Sd NJ Star office
Evening star., 1926-01-20

ONE OF THE BEST grocery. meat and n"
, vision stores III the city: best northwest Co.
ner; beautiful fixtures. doing q 900 bus
ness week long ledsc; Sood terms 10
sponslble party: no agents. trfers np"u
apply. Address Box 464k. Star Office IL
Evening star., 1926-01-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

POOLROOM. out of town. in Va: tshie4
soda fountain and tobacco combined. for sab
cheap, reason for selling. have other hus.
ness. Address Box M Star otfice "a
CONFECTIONERY fountain lunch cigars.
candy. periodicals. stationery. etc; very good
school trade: doing splendid business. Price,
right for quick sale. Leaving city Address
Box O1-M Star off1ce
Evening star., 1926-01-20

PLUMBING AND HEATING ESTABLISH
ment a going concern. with large stock an.
untitled orders: requires of ability O..
take charge of Office. Must invest 81 900 g.
So 600. Address j. o. Box 4ci5. WashIn-
Evening star., 1926-01-20
HELP--MALE.

with general office expe-
Tience; good future for bright young man.
Evening star., 1926-01-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
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GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT. stenog, !,
rspher -typist experienced: dependable SZO
per week. Address Box ll3-M. star once
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Continued tomorrow
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CLEANING. DYEING. PRESSING.
Established 3 years; high-grade pairnu
age: not ordinary but golden opportunity
account partnership disagreement: prIrc
80, 900. Address Box 3Q6-M. Star Office
STORAGE GARAGE or drive-youreelf sta
ton in good location: capacity. - Isrsr
cars.
SERVICE GARAGE with storage capacliv
for so cars Doing 500. 900 annual business
Price. $1,000: cash. 50 800.
MODERN FILLING station on highway
Price. including large lot $50 900. necesssr'
cash. S5.400.
FILLING STATION site facing on thrcs
streets. Price. $4,000: terms.
FILLING STATION and garage DOM
$1,000 900 annual business. Plenty of room
to build: large storage garage.
BAKERY in suburbs doing $500 week,
business; Ford truck and equipment. Price
81 900.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU
35s MUNSEY BLDG.
Continued on Next PaEs.l
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Auction Bridge Glasses,
Coaching. Miss Buie, North 1888 (eveningst
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HEIP-FEMAIE Cont'dl

WOMAN as companion and 10 help around
the house. Mrs. Alexander. 4l01 9th st.
II " .,na
Evening star., 1926-01-20

ANTS, REDUCES. WATERBCGs all other
house PESTS exterminated: sure safe: rea-
sonsble. Am. Disinfectant Co. Main B47s.
Evening star., 1926-01-20

PAPERISG. PAINTING S6 Up best % M
chanlc- and materials used. We can arrsnE'
terms from 3 TO "a months 20 pay wIthou,
interest. Phone Adams 043G for estimate
Inc Peerless Decorating Co. 23'
Evening star., 1926-01-20

RUGS WOVEN FROM WORN CARPETS las,
9 lifetime. Old Laurel Eclipse. Main $500
3OP 9th 81. sW. RUGS for sale rnhlSs
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HEIP--MAIE.

ACCOUNTANT-Young man, quick at fig
ures: one having railroad Office experience
desirable salary, $50 per month. Address
Box IAN. Star office 81
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AUTO ACC. AND BATTERY SERVICE sra
ton for sale: ne. section: low rent and lOUE
lease Phone Lin. S2l2. IL
New Britain herald., 1926-07-06

Postofice inspectors have entered probe of Kidnapping story of Aimee McPherson, Los Angeles evangelist, re- vealing that a letter carrying what was designed to be sub stantial proof that the pastor was still alive was tempered with in an apparent attempt to cover up fact that com- munication was delivered be- fore and not after thousands had been collected at a me morial service for the then missing preacher Mrs. Me Pherson's mother, Mrs. Min. nie Kennedy (above) who re- ceived the letter, denies any knowledge of altered post mark.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-06

Unusual flock of woodpecF CTS that have descended ups southeastern Ohio, wh helpful to orchardists, cause they are death to j sectS, are proving a pest householders. They rel brick dust, because it hel digestion, and are attack chimneys, with the result th scores of houses in PomerC O., are damaged. Pho shows a chimney wrecked b the birds, being repaired.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

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New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
$. R. &L. FORENEN
 PREPARE CALENDAR
Three Social Events to Lead Of
 With Outing

Three distinct features are being planned by the Stanley. Rule & Level Foremen's club for the coming year. The club which has been functioning for the past 20 years is planning to make this year the most successful socially in the history of the organ ization.. It has an enrolment of nearly 200 members.
 Saturday, June 12, 11O members of the club have signified their inten- tions of taking in the shore outings Much interest has been manifested this summer since the committee on arrangements has planned a double feature program, including an auto mobile trip. and visitation of the U. s. navy submarine base at New Lon don. Conditions permitting members expect to enjoy a trip to the boats. At the conclusion Of the sub base trip the members will go to Ocean Beach for a shore dinner.
 A joint gathering of the Stanley Works and Stanley Rule Foremen will be held at Lake Compounce. This has always been an annual af- fair with the Rule &t Level Foremen and in recent years the Stanley Works has been joining with them in the celebration. The date. accord ing to a calendar issued by the club is September IS. 4 sheep-b bake with all the trimmings will make up the menu. Field day sports and prizes will make up the rest of the day.
 A mid winter social will be held next February and efforts are being made to interest the ladies in the organizations activities.
 The officers of the club are R. Linn, president; o. Noren. vice presi- dent; Edward Walther, secretary;
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
WORK ON PLANS FOR
 TRIBUTE ID LYNCH
Mayor Weld Appoints Committee
 to Arrange Event

Mayor Gardner V. Weld has named q committee of 45 citizens to make arrangements for the visit of the members Of the Pittsburgh world champion baseball team to this city on Sunday, June 1S. The team, headed hy Manager William McKechnie, will honor the memory Of Thomas J. Lynch, former presi- dent of the National baseball league and umpire in the same circuit, by paying a visit to his grave in Fairview cemetery and there placing wreath.
 Frank B. Cox has been named chairman of the committee on ar
 rangements. He is veteran base
 ball player and was an intimate associate of the late Tom Lynch. He hes called a meeting of the committee to discuss plans for the visit of tho team to this city for tomorrow night at 7:S0 o'clock in the office Of the mayor.
 The Pittsburgh team will first visit Hartford where ceremonies in honor of the memory of Morgan G. Buckley, first president Of the National league, will be held and the asscmblaGe will then arrive in New Britain. The team will meet the New Departure baseball team
 Of Bristol in that city in the aft ernoon, the proceeds to be given to the Veteran Firemen's associa- ton of Hartford. Two hundred tickets for the game have been al- lotted to this city and 100 of them have been placed sat the business office of the Herald. Public sale was started today and money will be refunded if the game Is not played.
 The members of the committee selected by Mayor Weld are as fol-
 lows: Frank B, Cox. chairman; Walter E. F'alk, John F. Maor2, Donald L. Bartlett, Rev. Walter J. Lyddy, Thomas F. Farrell, Joseph T.. Bowen Martin J. Walsh. Will liam Mangan, Lawrence r. Man gan, Dr. Frank Zwick, Bernard Lynch, William J. Roche, Bryce Long Of the Y. NJ. C. A., James J. Naugh;on. Maurice J. Quirk, Ger aid P Crean of the New Britain Herald Charles Smedley of the New Britain Record, Eugene J. CIertin of the Hartford Courant. Herbert Sautter, Matthew Esan, Bernadotte Loomis, Judge Benta- min W. filling, Edward Hall. Rich ard Covsrt, DaXjd Dunn, Fred Monier, Samuel Hinchcliffe, Charles Miller, John Tobiu, Joseph Eeniski, Fred Chamberlain. Fred Macomber, John Contaras. John Burns, James Gavin, Hugh Kelly, William C. Dunn. M. P, Lcgborn, James P. Sullivan, D. J. Donahue, P. C. Me Intyre. Michael henney and John O'Brien.
 One hundred grandstand tickets for the Pittsburgh-New Departure baseball game in Bristol on June IS are at the Herald office and may he obtained by fans. Money will be re- funded in case the game is not play ed the committee announces. The proceeds will be given to the Vol unteer Firemen's association.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
Totals
40 s 8 27 9
Bristol

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 Two basn hits. Judd, Smith, IIun - man. Kape1l; three base hits, FoH- 1tana: slolsn bases. HapelI Nichols i2, Hugret. Fontana. Alexander, Com |erford; sacrifices. Tucker; left on bases, Bristol II, Southington S; base on balls, off Nelson 3; struck out by Comerford 10, Nelson [; hit by pitcher, by, Nelson (FitZsimons. .Hultman), by Comcrford (FOntana); i; passed ball. Roberts.
 x--Batted for Roberts in 9th.
 AX-Batted forsGoodriCh in 9th.
 Parent-Teacher Meeting
 The regular June meeting of the North Side Parent-Teacher Associa- ton will be held in the school build ing next Monday evening, May 7th at o'clock.
 Party For Ireland
 Mir. and Mrs. John Donnelly of Stearns street, Mrs John O'Connell and daughter Mrs. Mary O'Connell of Pleasant street and Mrs. Elizabeth 1 Riley Of Franklin Place will sail to- morrow from New York city on the steamer Republic for two months 1 visit in Ireland. The excursion, on which they will travel, is being sponsored by the. Ancient Order of Hibernians.
 Case Before Superior Court
 a1c, pF patar oIloul f,F Laurel street, who was sentenced in the city court on March II to six months in jail for an alleged inde- cent assault on March 10 and who appealed, is scheduled to be heard in the criminal side of the superior court in Hartford today. Gallagher was presented to the court on the opening day session last Tuesday and entered plea of not guilty.
 On Vacation
 Officer James Keith Of the local police department started on his an- nual vacation Of eight days yester- day.
 Fireworks as Compounce
 There will be a largr display of set fireworks at Lake Compounce to- morrow evening. Due to the wet weather of last Monday evening Memorial Day. it was necessary to i postpone the display.
 TO Teach in Labrador
 Miss Mary Bracket daughter of Dr and Mrs. Arthur $. Bracket of Broadvlew street, will leave tomor- TOW for Boston, from which point sh" will sail on Sunday for Labra- dor. During the summer months she will be engaged in teaching at one of the mission schools along the coast which are operated by Dr. Will fred Grenfell.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
FIGHTS POOR DEBTOR OATH
Woman Whose Husband Was Killed
 in BrdwI Objects to Legal Maneu- yer of Man Involved In His Death.

Judge Nathan 4. Schatz, sitting as q committee Of the superior court in the appeal taken by Helen Laskar- zewski of this city for a review of 8 poor debtors oath taken by Walter Ma ajkewski. also of this city, took the case under advisoment yesterday after hearing the arguments as pre- sented.
 Mrs. LaskarlowsN Is administra- trix Of the estate of her husband who was killed as the result of d street brawl in which Majkewski and an- other man were implicated. She re- ceived a judgment of s3,250 against Majkewski and like judgment against the third man. The third party dis appeared and because MaikewsN did not pay, Mrs. Laskarzewski took ac- ton which resulted in his being put in the county jail.
 Two weeks ago Majkewsli appear ed before a justice of the peace and took the poor debtors oath in an effort to get released from jail. He swore that he possessed less than SIT. Mrs. Laskarzewski immediately took an appeal and MaikewsM was kept at the jail pending the deter imitation of the appeal.
 At the hearing yesterday. Mrs. LaskarzewsH contended thut Mai kewski had more than SIT and that Re had concealed his money, Maj kewski denied the possession of that amount of money.
 Majkewski pleaded nolo copten- dere when placed on trial in superior court on q charge of assault earlier in the year and was fined $250 for his part in the brawl. He was repre- sented yesterday by Judge William r. Mangan and Mrs. Laskarzewski was represented by Morris Wilder of Merideu.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
ON POLICE BIOTTER

Mrs. Joseph Ameszin of 179 Hartford avenue complained to the police last night that a window in her home was broken by boys play ing ball. The boys agreed to pay for the damage,
 sMrs. Namnoren of IS Hurlburt street complained that Gus Kleister of the same address pushed her little girl off the veranda. Officer Daniel Cosgrove warned him.
 Fred w. Dux. Jr., of 6S3 Hartford road, South Manchester. notified Supernunerary Officer James Me Cue last night about o'clock that his automobile ran over dog at the corner of East and Henry street. The dog ran away apparently un- hurt.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

street, s7Oo; N. N. Judd, retaining wall at s2 Vine street, sSO; Hart S: Cooley Co.,. factory building, s10o; Mrs. Eggert, fence at 11S Hart street, s2b; w. H. Rattenbury, hatchway, GO Lenox place, $35; Mrs. Diehl, veranda at 24 Cedar street, s25; Mrs. Long, repairs to garage at 1S1 Lincoln street, $50; Grace NJ. Costello, repairs to veranda. 54 Har- rison street, s25; Louis Raphael, changes in building on West Main street, s1,000; Dyson Land Co.,, two dwellings and two garages on Hon. stead avenue, s10,S00.