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New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
New Britain Cases on
 Superior Court ( Calendar

The divorce action ol Joseph
 Vance against Hattie Hcury Vance Twin he heard in the superior court
 before JuIs" Dlckrnson tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Nlir & Nair represent th" plaintiff anl W, A. . kiuscila is acting for tho drtnnd1nt IThe case Of Joseph CoI,lla against |the StandarI Paper Co., win also
 he argued tomorrow morning, <. Gerard Casale is counsel for ColoI}a land II. ], Wrismau and r.. C. rar- roll for the defendant.
 On Thursday morning the ls,s ot Emil Christensen and Joseph C. IE}uns against pUliUs Carlson, ai- Iministrator oi the ,7tat, of John A. Garrison. will h" heard. The plin- ,'ifts have appealed from docisions of the commissioner O! tho estate. |Hungerford X sax r,pI,Scnt Chris
 tcnsvn and ]. Calvin, Jr, is acting
 for Evans. while Carlson wll h, represented by r. F. McNonouEn The suit of r. !" Ben2ou against John J. Murphy et al will l., h,ll H' |ln o'clock Friday mo'nug. Ktrh. Imam, Cooper. HunEerlord X Camp Imr acting for Ben2on. while Murpl} will be represented by Donald Gac- In'N.
 Al tho same hour tine suit Of sam |u,l Schneider ct al against Thomas l w. O'Kcefe ct all will be argued, Iwth William M Grecnstrin as Caun-
 sol for the plaintiffs and r. (. Flood tor the defendants.
 ] The action of Max l.aNilt against ithe Hartford County Mutual Fir"
 Insurance Co.,, ct al will also h." heard Friday morning. w. M,
 Greonstcin is acting for the plain itiif and D. R, Woodhous" for tn"
 defendants.
 The action of William !. Shcehan Iagainst Kenneth :, Adams ct al is the other local Sur scheduled by
 the superior court for Friday morn
 inE W, N. Greonstoin is counsel flor Sh,chan and Gross Gross &
 Hyde for tho defendants.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
{ larpcnters Elect Their
 State Officers Today

Stamford. Feb 9 tF-C. R. An- d'rson Of New ua>ru WAS elected president of the Connecticut state council ot the IuiIri Bro'hrrhood Of Carpenters iN annual convention today. Other officers elected Wor,
 Scigfrid Iet,rs,n, Willmantic, 1st yirv-rrosidont; Thomas quinn Wa torbury second yicr-Wosidcnt Ar thur Wallaoo. GrgrnNIch, third vice president, Thomas Euas"u Hartford. secretary treasurer; Robert Me- NoWy, Norwich, delegate to tho Massachusetts counyl; Peter Nc- Nanus, Hartford, dol.Gate to the New York council; William l'ratI Stamford, delegate to ihr N'~ Jcr- s"y council.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Copeland Gratified That
 Senate Acted at Last

1 Washington, Feb. 2 lP'-'An aroused country woke up th" s"n- atc," Senator Copeland, democrat, Now York, said today in con,mont-
 tE on the sudden rhnugo of front 1 by ,hc senate on his coal rcSom- ! ton,
 l "This senate was gradually Worn down." ho said, "I' had hammered
 into it that thcr" is something in th" world cvon moro important than thr protection of property, th" pro'"c.
 ton of human lives,
 "I'ack of it WAS tha gr,u' public i flooding il uo doubt with '"'oErams and Icttcr5 dcmaudiNE action,
 "1t was tho publicity given by tho press 70 my efforts hcrc that mad' 1 possible the ultima'" adoption of this rcsoluuoN.'
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
LEWIS VISITING
 STRIKE REGION
Urging Miners to Hold Out for Their Rights

Wilkes.Barre, Pa, Feb. g Rl-- While the Pennsylvania legislature In Harrisburg today continued to wrestle with bills designed 10 bring about n resumption of anthracite operations, John L. Lewis, president Of the United Mine workers. was fin the heart of the hard coal belt 10 encourage the strikers to hold out for what they consider their rights,
 Mir. Lewis spent the morning at hts headquarters here conferring with local union officials and ex- pressed himself as highly gratifed with their reports. Later he plans 10 deliver series of addresses be- fore mass meetings throughout the strike area.
 The union leaders characterized ss 'insignifcant" tho meeting here last Saturday os Rinaldo Cappclini, president Of District No. 1. Tinted Mine workers, and Major w. w, h. glis, chairman of tho operators ne. gotia'ing committee. This meeting and others the same day among prominent operators, including Sam uel D. Warriner, C. F. Huber and John Humphreys, led 70 reports that efforts 10 end tho suspension were quietly under way, The reports lacked confirmation.
 Mir. Lewis said there was nothing private or important discussed at the meeting Of Mir. Cappolini and Major Inglis. Meetings like that occur daily" he declared, and are mostly over matters of mainte- nance"
 Mir. WarriNor, in Q statement is- sued al Philadelphia. declared the "partisan attitude" Of Governor Pin chot had obstructed the settlement of the strike. He also questioned the sincerity Of the governors state n1ent Of last Saturday on the anthra- cite situation. asserting that it was "a mass of misrepresentation half truths and distorted economic req soning'
 A resolution approved by approX- natcly 2500 persons in Scranton ap- poaling to President Coolidge to end the coal strike was forwarded 10 the chief executive today. The resolu- ton was framed by the executive committee of the Scranton minister iai association and was presented at meeting in the Elm Park church at fhe close of an address by Billy sunday dcncuncing the liquor trat- fIc. l. was adopted unanimously,
 Anthracite mining legislation was again q live subject before inc legislation today.
 A new bill, providing for control of the hard coal industry by a state commission 10 be created in case of any suspension operations lasting three months or more, which made ifs appearance last night, was on the senate calendar.
 r. was due to go back 10 com- nittre, however. for q hearing.
 The measure introduced by sona- tor Steele, Northumberland county made rapid progress. After i's m- troduction 1t went to the senate com nittno on mines. was reported and given first reading.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Raeus Club Members Have
 Enioyable Dinner Dance

The Raeus club held a dinner dance at the Burritt hotel last eve ming for members, their wives and friends. It was an informal affair and the committee on arrangements consisted of Edward Mag and Wil- liam Greenstein.
 Tine feature of the evening was the appearanco 0! Miss Gertrude Colodesky, Is year old soprano of Hartford. who rendered several Sc ,octjons. Miss Coledesky has been featured several times of late In radio broadcasting from NllC m Hartford.
 Harry Shahaninn and Samuel Sab litsky also favored with several se7 lectlons. After the program danc- ing was enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Famous Athletic Trainer Tells
 Old Folks of Rheumatic Remedy

I the latest, safest, surCSt best rem edy made.
 Go hOme--take steaming hot bath
 -opcn pores good per directions you find wihh each bottle of the lini- ment-then get the wife 10 apply it
 or rub il in good yourself Then tum-
 blc into bed. You may have felt old.
 stiff, rheumatic, achy and lame but in" warmth of that linimcnt in few
 minutes will have you warm as toast
 with pains vanishing like the mist.
 Soon you'n be sound asleep and next morning you'll hop out of bed like q kid feeling younger and fiji as a fildr. Did you every try il" Then don't say il cant he done. I've trained men for twenty years and l know even chronic old eases get re- lief in a few applications and most cases in a single night Just ask
 your druggist for bottle Of Mike
 Martins Liniment" the kind used by the Professional Athletes. Ii comes in a bottle hkc other lini-
 ments but Oh what a difference in results,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
CONTAMINATION IS FATAL

Milford. Feb. . CP) - Charles IL Fuller, 70, dropped dead at the Milford railroad station this morn- ing while awaiting a train for New Haven Iir had walked mil" over snow covered roads and a physi- elan gayr over cXcrtion as the cause of death Fuller was a for mer New Haven railroad freight clerk and was retired on a pension two months ago,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
JAIL SENTENCE SUSPENDED
NiolatOr, Too III to Go to Cell, Finds He Must Pay $500 Fine Instead of Original One of Sl0O.

New Haven. Feb. 2 LP' -- Joseph Emma, Derby, dry law vioator. was dcclarnd hy police surgeons 10 bo physically unfit 10 serve q iail sentence of go days. and Judge Pickett in common pleas court to- day imposed a $500 hno and sus- pended the jail term which had been given Emma in the lower court.
 Rev. Amed"s Pasciuda, who was convicted in the Meridcn court of Dra0ticing medicine without q li- oense, entered a plea of mol guilty in the same court. He had hcen 6ncd $1oO and costs by Judge Thomas r. punno. T. was there charged that ho accepted q foc Of B for giving medical treatment to John I.arami of Meridcn.
 The accused elected a jury trial
 PasCiuda is said to have studied medicine as well as theology but had never been given th" right to practice tho healing arts.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Police Repulse Crowd
 Of New Jersey Strikers

Garfield. N ]. Feb, P'-Th" drst clash of the three weeks strike Of seven thousand two hundred woolvn mill cmployoS in 'h" rassaic district occurred today on a bridge joining clifton and Garfield, Tw'n- ry-tiyc clifton policy welding night sticks rcpuisod q crowd estimated ut five hundred mon and wom"n anl prevented their paradinE through that city.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Steals Auto Truck for
 New YOrk-BOstOn Trip

Stamford. Feb. 9.-Alfred Bow man, 16, of Sudbury, Pa, wished 10 get 10 Boston and being in New York he stole a new two one- half ton truck from a parking place in 16gth street. Hc stopped at q garage for gasoline here this noon.
 The garage owner was suspicious Of the lad and notified the police. Bowman, they say. admitted taking the vehicle.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
DIRECTORS REELECTED
 BY BURRITI HOTEL CORP
Nnnual Meeting Thls Afternoon Re ,nll> In sane Board Con
 iinuing in Ofitr

All thc directors of thr Eubu Hururt hct'l corporation w,Ic IL elected ur ih, annual meeting of th, s'ochNob!'rs I.4. afternoon. They are as ,olluws
 Class "A"-r F Bennett. G. |. Hart, ]. I. Andrews, r. C. IIchr5. F, NJ. Holm"s, G. r, Spear, E. |. Ga0nrN c. w. Traut, II, lv Judd. w. I. Hatch.
 Glass, "E''-Isaac Black. j. C. Loomia, j, r.. kincail, II, l~ Wig gins. F. J, Porter, A. NJ, raou,Ssu II. l.. Flat, ", r, Hung rtorI
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
rRIEs TO HIND WIFI

New York. Feb. lT0-rharg"d with an attempt to practice th' Mosaic law of an cy" for an oyo 1S1- dor Moyerson. of Brooklyn, accused of attempting 10 blind his "if' hv throwing acid into her eyes. was parolod today for q hearing. Meyer son. who is rIiud, declared hc lost his sight two years ago as a result Of acid thrown into his eyes hy his ,tiF.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
nnN CLAIMS nAMNGES.

Leon Toczko. of l2 Hart s'r'ot, ln behalf of his son. Raymond, has filed claim against thc city for damages for injuries sustained hy Raymond in a fall in tho Camp school ward on Prospect street las' Wednesday. The hoy suffered a broken collar bonn,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
WANT CABINET "MI>UTT>

Washington. Foh. 2 Pl-A pro. posal to print the minutes Of cab met meetings in tho Congressional Record was introduced today hy Eoprcscntativc Black, lcmocra, Now York. JIr said congress "would he greatly helped" 't ii could read what Is said ahor' th' cabinet table.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
FIRE ON YACHT
Prompt Work hS New London pr parlmrnt saves Vessel From iir Ing Destroyed hi Flames.

New London, Feb, dP - ouicI sponge 10 g sttll alarm sent in [, .hr lorul lire headquarters a,crtet what would probably have been rrioUs loss ly fire 10 ut luast n, yacht Faith and possibly severn u.b.rs moorcd urarhy In shaw ro,r last night, The Fallen hool md ladder company and tho Ni .gara Engine company upon thcI tru'u ut tAr wharf found a hrisl "tzn raging in the cabin of 'hy ft
 por yacht Fal,h
 Chnnicu were used pH,ctiN,h anl the Hr. Was ,NtiuGuishrl wit l loss ot l,ss than Sg0p,
 According 10 Deputy Chic Thomas Shpman. ,ho fire s'arl, on uh. in the cabin on whir, 'tu boats engineer had left d coat Tho flames consumed tho coat part Of 'b. table and then al, their way along a portion of 'E, lockers, Tho yacht is reported rt ha owned hy u man named Rcmm, m Stamford Tho fire broke our nhout [ o'clock and for a finn, threatened lo destroy the yacht It is considprnd fortunate that ll. fro did no' cr5ap 70 the ou;si-lt nf the yacht where T stiff Virc Was h'owing and where oth.l yachts were moorcd close by.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
City Items

The first evening meeting of inc traffic bureau or the Chamber Of Commerce will ho held at G:l5 o'clock this evening at thr Eurritt hotel J. R. Malooj freight traffic manager of th, Tauama-IaClfiH ro. will speak.
 The regular monthly meeting oI the police board Will be held To- night at $ o'clock in police head quarters. A supernumcrary police nan will probably he appointed 10
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
HAD ROUGH NOYAGT

Now Haven. Frh. 9-Ih" FTi''Sl schooner Joan LicjhcrE, which I"'' Nova Scotia port January IS, with a cargo oe ground wood pulp dock ci here last night after an cV"ntu trip. ]. R. Wilke. master. r'Hortc' that tremendous seas caused tho los of ion or more of the nulp. car. rith as 2 lcck load.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
ENsWORTHS SUE FOR s600

Mike Tomko and Frederick Lee hove been named defendants in a $500 damage suit by II. II. Ensworth and Georg2 II. Ellsworth, doing bus mess in Hartford as II. l., Ensworth & Sons. The plaintiffs allcge money due on bill. F. A. Mag issued the writ, which Is rcturnablo in the court of common pleas th" first Tuesday Of March. Deputy Shorit Martin II. HorwItH has garnishocd money of the defendants in local banks
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
DIR, ROUSE DIES

Worcester. Mass, Feb, 2 -Rl-A telegram was received here this morning announcing the death last night in Manatee, Fla, of Rev. Dr, Frederick T. Rouse, for the past seven years pastor of Pilgrim Con gregational church, the largest Con- gregational church in Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Salem School Teachers
 Ask Raise. Get Nothing

Salem, Mass, Feb. 9 GP-SchooI teachers here have been turned down for the third time this year on a request for more money. A pNh- ton which would have increased salaries sS00 q year was rejected last night by the school board.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
ANOTHER COLD RECORD

Springfield. Mass, Feb. Q lP' - Another cold record for this s'aSo' was hung np in tho Connection Valley early today. with minimum readings of 90 below at White Xiv Junction and ic below at Windsor Ncrmon- In this vicinity six an so, cn below was the roldos' report cd. Warren. g5 miles of this rl'1 had lG below,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Spanish FIier Winging
 Way Toward Final Goal

Buenos Aires, Feb. . Re-Thc Spanish transatlantic aviators. fly ing here from Rio Jancirc, passed over Florianopolis, GOO miles by air plane southwest of Rio, at 1920 o'clock this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
.DEAD HEADS" MARRIED

Now York, Feb. 2 LF-Tho Ma tional Retail Dry Goods association, in annual convention, today closed It's doors to dead head merchants who had been absorbing trade in- formation without paying their dues, Many Of the merchants turned away were from out Of town.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
ArTACk of "RIIES"

London. Hospital patients sui fr~ing from heart or chest troubles often have a blue pencil mark plac- I'd around the par most affected. SC that the condition can be easily eN amined daily,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Wine, Beer Referendum
 Asked With '26 Elections

Washington. Feb. tPl-A resolu- ton for nationwide referendum on beer and light wines was introduced today by Representative Cel'cr, dem- ccrat, New York. The vote would De taken in connection with the 1926 congressional elections.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
iBy Plrtfo < A'l1u'ic

in vacancy on thr regular staff which now exists
 State championship pocket billiard match. Grippe Of Middlrtown vs Soccoi of this city. F,lmoro Billiard Academy tonight adli.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
CALL DIR. prkEE A> PASTOR

New York. Fob. 2 UP' Historic Plymouth CorSr, Eational church in Brooklyn. Of which Henry Ward Bcechcr ourc was pastor has eX- tended a call jo tho Rev nr. lamrs Stanley pukrr president oI Howard University Washington, D. C., 1t was learned today.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

footraCe or mountain rsaHts
 hikc--all signs gone Of that lame back, ache, and pain--iust get busy and throw away those old fashioned out of date remedies and get at the drug store on your way home a bottle Of the lniment we use at the Big League Ball Parks on men like Walter Johnson. Sisler, " Cobb
 lucky Harris and other high priced
 ITS who wouldn't risk anything but
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

Paul Christie tlhoye) and Tp,ly Nayan. bo'h of o"aaa. Ont, c'aiul 'o hoI tE" worlds r,rorI for su- ."uc"s 'o ,hr hoo@agow. tmlslio .as hrrn sent to nli l-5 times ouI Nu1an has Eouo in IF timys Tho -Wo have never been arrested for
 0y,hinE more snrious than drunk .nn-ss or disord"rly conduc'.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-09
Easy to Relieve Stiffness LamenesS, Aches or
 Pains at Home

"1 don't care how rhcumrfic. achy, stiff, sore and bad you feel" declares thc famous athletic trainer, Mix" Martin. If you want 10 go home tonight sleep liko q top and wake ID tomorrow feeling IIk" a million dollars. ready for a F1nsrar. Ar pannntDip
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
FINANCIAL
Mortgages

BUILDING LOANS-and eecond mortg. ages. moderate rates. p. c. Bo1 167 FlEST-and second mortgages. Schultz .& Costello, Inc, @4o Main St JOHN B. WELLS-InsuranCc mortgage loans and real estate. Raphael Bldg MONEY TO LOAN-Second motgages Schultz & Costello. c42 Main St. MORTGAGE-First mortgage money on hand in amounts to satisfy applicants Parker & Deming, l93 Main St. Phone 2026.
 $gI,00O TO LOAN-on first and second mortgages. Sec Aaron Danelsou & Company. l2l Main St. S25.000-to loan on first and second mort gages. Aaron Daulelson & Company, 1G1 MnLn St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and TencmCnts

ALLEN ST, 3i4--Cor Dudley St, { room tenement second floor all improve moUl4.
 ARCH ST. 232-5 rooms, an modern, 2nu floor.
 ARCH ST, 7cJ--5 room tenement all modern impro ,ements, new house. Phone Gf-5-j.
 AUSTIN ST. 32-fst floor rooms, all improvements. Inquire End floor. BERLlN--4 room tenement with garage Write Box 15-D, Herald. BELDEN ST, 72-5 room tenement, all modern Improvements. CARLTON ST. 2S-. (Belviderel 5 rooms, all modern, shades and screens furnish ed, new house, 1st floor. Call 10 s ?. m. Tel lol4-S. CARLSON ST. 26--5 rooms, all modern, improvements 2ud floor Of new house Phone S206-3. CARLSON ST.--5 room tenement, 3rd floor, new house, all modern improve ments, rent reasonahle Carlson & Carl son. 1s3 Main St. Tel. lSl7.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

IEASS SEED-fertilizer and poultry sup plies For the best quality phone zig. stanley Srea Grain * Coal Co.,, Cor. Dwight and stanlav Sth
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Vacation Places For Kent

office for rent in The Mutual Bldg, l22 Main St. Apply on premises F. II. Shield
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

WEST ENp-Desirable lots on following streets Adams. Steele, Hart, Lincoln. West End Ave, Corhin Ave, Monroe. Coolidge, Harding. Terms reasonable. The W. L, Hatch Co., City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Vacationists Wanted

HOTEL LAKESIDE-Pocotopaug Lake. East Hampton, Conn. only g miles from New Britain. Boating, fishing. camping sites. Write for particulars. Paouessa X Nllkalauskas. Props
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

INDIAN SCOTT-ncw 1926 Two spot lights. tandem and speedometcr. Will sell for Sln0 less than list price, Econo- my Sport Shop successor to HadficIds l5 Main s.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Building Lots For Sale

NJ. Q. Crawford-Real Estate x Insurance,
 Mortgage Loans. Hnrtford NaIau A.h.s
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

ONION SETS-Red. white and yellow. Full line high grade seeds in bulk, S. ?. Strople, 1s9 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
MERCHANDISE
Fertilizers. Seeds. Plants

BULK SEEDS-Buy them, they are the best. More for the money, high In geI- mnation and officially tested. Rackline Bros, Inc, "The Farm Store" Park and BlEeow Sts. Phone l074.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Service Stations, Repairing

CAR WASHING; and Iolishing. Stude- baker service Station, 225 Arch St. Phone ofn
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
BUSINESS SERVICE
Service Stations, Repairing

pSh 'iNS Eto'ohSS NCpahhiS CARS WASHED-and polished. z4 hour service. Bennett Motor Sales Co.,, 25p Arch St. Phone 2952.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
FOR SALE
LOUIS s. JONES AGENCY

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

LARGE-lght store ou Church Sf- onrG :. Site depot workshop aul s,orehuuse in rear, suitable for any business purpose, NJ. n. Saye, 33S Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

BABY CARRIAGE-@nd hand wanted,
 must be in Al condition. Phone e95S-i.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

IIr rent. K. .. Rudolph, 197 Cherry St. CLINTON BEACH-S room coTfsre Ir- quiro Mrs. Luddy, 51 Bassctt St. Phone "nEa '' '''''
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Business Places For Rent

APARTMENT BLOCK-of 70 Too1s s77;t- aGle for rooming house. steam hast ena hot water running all the time, 2 ufn- utss walk from Main St. For parficu- lers see Cohn about 1t. Phone FIST O. 24c5.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

POINT O WOODS-7 room coiTaFe- all convenionoes. for particulars call Mrs William Dean, Merideu Road. Middle town. Phone 7fg-l2
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Instrumental and Vocal
EMPLOYMENT
Help--Aien Wanted

FARMHAND WANTED-S!ngle young man. good mlker and teamsrer, steady 7 position. Apply to Alexander Bruce, Berlin. Phone 665-3 HIGH CLASS-salesmau for popular make automobile. Apply own handwriting Address Box 5-NN. Herald. INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN-us automo- bile salesman. Must be able to speak Polish. Send application to Box 6-NN. Herald
 MAN WANTED-Man over S5 years 10 take charge of men at night, Steady position. good salary to right man. must be ambitious. References required, state past employment and salary. Steady Rox 27-W. Herald pressing and alterations In mems clothing at once. 4, Nash Co.,. 93 W. Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned
4 SIMPLE PRETTY WEDDING

A simple, pretty wedding ts often made possible by a Beneficial loan.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

Ot h5H ST.-Large well lighted store. tnVuiTe Fruit Store, Cor. Church and Stanley Sts,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Garages To Let
Motorcycles and Bicycles Is

BICYCLES--We have several used bicy. cles in excellent condition, low prices Your old bicycles taken in trade for new one. Hadfield's Sporting Goods. l5 Main St. Phone l705.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

HEMSTITCHING-p -plnking and buttont. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bradbury and Turnbul. 11-l7 Wallace St Phone slSl. w or l34-3
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Real Estate Wanted

LOTS WANTEp-in New Britain. Cash Box 21-XX. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Farms For Sale

HENRY ST.-2 lots 50xI50 It. Price req sonahle. Terms to suit your conven- fence. The W. L. Hatch Co.,, City Hal
 Bldg.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

BRAZING-and acetylene welding, carbon removed. Hardware City Welding Com pany 4l Pleasant St, rear. Tel. 2132.
 BATTERIES-Auto battery electric service Gould Battery Service Co.,, 170 East Main St E. $. Urban, Prop. Tel. 7OS.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Horses, Vehicles
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

ALL SlHES-of pipe tub!ngs, machinery. paper business paper baiers. for sale.
 FelGenbaum & Zeldes. 62 Willow St.
 0''
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

LESSONs-in dressmaklnE. Special prices to classes and clubs. Private lessons also Woman's Institute Method Jane D. GIL U Hrnsrant St HLn.nn
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE-iucu cook stove, coal heater tparlOrD gas heater hand vacuum cup washing ma chine, folding couch. 25x40 mirror, etc. Inquire 94 Camp St. Call after p. m. upsfairs
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

T TNFNhLIN SIT, 4N-EaTago 48NI07 suit- able for repair shop. Inauire Nicola BuIlini. Tel G04.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-02
Rooms and Board
Rooms For Housekecping

ARCH ST. 153-Furnished room. Board it desired. Phone 1t79. Mrs. Hinton.