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New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL BOY IS
 CONFESSED F|REBUG'
North .Atileboro. Mass, Youth Admits Series of
 Bad Fires

North Attlcboro. Mass. March 2l lPN - Ma'comb Chandler, q high school student, was sent to shirley Industrial school for an iudctcrmi- nate pcrlod'from the Attlcboro dis trict court today after he confessed setting a $g5.ooo fire at the Jumor high school here on January 10, 1926. and a Slteop fire at the es- tate Of James I.avrry six days later. State Fire Inspector George O. Mmsueli who investigated last saturday another fire here, GUos- toned Chandler, who coutvsse! a series of fires after q long grilling,
 Chandler did no' wait 10 see the progress ot the fires and could give TO reason Tor his acts, chance remark by one of his relatives first turned suspicion toward him.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
League Faces Problem.

Geneva. Switzerland, March 2l P As the League Of Nations prcpar- atory commission assembled today to discuss preliminary plans for an international disarmament confer enCe, the atmosphere was charged with stories ol tension in the Bal- kans.
 Advices from Rome the last few days have told of the mobilization ot Jugoslav troops along the Albanian border and while the Italian news papers have gone into details aljcg ing wariike intentions on the part Of Jugoslayia, nothing oI,icia, has been announced by the Rome govern
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

Washington, March ei tp-Earl Carroll, the theatrical manager must serve the sentence Of year and jay imposed upon him for perjury as an outgrowth O. his famous bath tub party. The supreme court today refused him review.
 He may delay commitment by ask ing a rehearing, but such requests seldom are granted.
 The highest court refused 10 find any ground for action in the vol luminous arguments of Carols law years. who contendod that his in- dictment and trial in New York were not in accordance with sound legal practice.
 Carroll was taken before the grand jury twice during investigation Of the party. at which it haI been re- porte dthat a girl. partly immersed in liquor in q bath tub, served drinks to the guests. After he had denied that the girl was in the tub. he was indicted and COnviG-oi of perjury. He claimed and was granted immunity from prosecution under the national prohibition law.
 His lawyers arcual that the in iictmert for perjury was defective because an unauthorized person was in the grand jury room during the inquiry and insisted that the verdict should be set aside for the addi-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Reports Continue

Vienna, Austria, March 2t GP - Unconirmed reports continue to arrive from Tirdna. the Albanian capital. alleging that Jugoslavia Is melting irresponsible clements in Albania to revolt,
 To cope with possible aggression the Albanian military authorities arc preparing q defense for the north crn frontier. bringing up Horwitaer batteries and conCp ntratlng troops at stra getlc points.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
". HARTFORD MAN JAILED
Found Guilty of Driving While Drunk in MCridcn--Gct> 10 Days and Fine of S5O.

Mcriden. Conn. March 2i R'- Daniel Lamprecht. aged 92, Of lo+9 New Britain road. West Hartford, was sentenced to jail for 10 days and fined $50 when arraigned in po- lice court here today on charges Of driving a motor vehicle while in toXicatod. driving without H. Crnsr operating an unregistered car and improper use of number plates.
 Three young men, companions of l.amprecht when he was arrested here sunday and who, he claimed, would substantiate his story of be- ing sober. failed to appear in court as defending witnesses, The accus- eds not guilty plea on the intoN- cation count was overcome by testi- mony of nr. E. l., Mills and police.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
THREE AUI0ISTS KILLED
Another Injured When Auto Goes Over 21J Foot CliM West of Pen uClton. Oregon. sunday.

pendciton. Ore, March .l P'- Three persons wcr" killed and an other was injured when their auto mobile plunged over q @t5 foot Ciiil west Of here yesterday.
 Tho dead, Benjamin Gricgs, q and Barbara Watkins. IS, of Pen dclton. and William l.. Holt, 26, oi Baker Ore. Helen Whitted. Pen dclton. was thrown from the cal and chung to rocks on the face o' the cliff until her screams attract ed passing motorists who rescued her.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Thomps0nville Boy, F,
 Drowned in Brook Today

Thompsonyile, Conn. March .i 70, - Raymond F. Salisbury. 2 years old. was drowned today in the swollen waters of Grape brook, q short distance from his home, while at play with an older broth CT. The two wandered away from home. Cries Of the older boy drew attention to the acciden, and the body was recovered 800 feet down stream from where the boy fell in. Efforts at resuscitation failed,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Conspiracy Alleged
Meanest Thief Steals
 Inyalid's Wheel Chair

The police are Investigating 2 report by Harry Needham of 43l West Main stree: 70 Super numerary Officer Walter Wag ner that his wheel chair was stolen from it's place under the rear veranda at his home. Mir. Nccuham is an invalid.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

Washington. March q tUP)-Car- roll testified falsely 10 the grand Jury which investigated the notori- ous party or February 1925. according to the indictment on which Carroll was convicted !n New York federal court.
 Halei before the 5ury after noNs- papers printed sensational stories CT a woman being in bath tub filled with champagne at the party Car roll denied there was any woman n the tub. IL atcerward deNeiop'3 3 there was q woman, Joyce Iiawley, | chorus girl from Chicago.
 Carroll also denied there was Il, quor in the tub and was acquitted Of any prohibition violation.
 Carrolrs appeal was turned down by the circuit court ot appeals, and he appealed 10 the highest court, ss, ting forth two causes for reversal Of the conviction. One was the pres ence of an unauthorized parson- q "stenographer" in the grand jury room and the other was that the statement for which he was indiot- d was not pertinent 10 the liquor law violation charge which was the purpose Of the investigation.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Tells Police She Wanted Mate Out of Way So She Could Marry Lover - Mistaken Identity, Say Relatives of Accused Man.
FRIEND ALREADY Is
 HELPING WITH ALIBI

New York. March q Up-A fa- na,ical tale Of her husbands murder by house breaking stranger early Sunday morning and her own seizure by q giant" vas exploded today when Mrs. Ruth snyder asserted, ac- cording 10 the poice, that q young man friend had beaten the sleeping man to death.
 The friend, Henry Judd Gray. cor set salesman, arrested early today in his room in Syracuse hotel, bound her and gagged her, she is reported 10 have said, and tore the place up," in order to make it appear there had been q robbery as well as murder.
 For six hours Mrs. Snyder then remained. bound, near the body oi her husband. Albert snyder. 45. art editor of a motor boating magazine
 Wanted To Be Free.
 X woman Of 22. known to hel friends as Tommy" and one whc liked to dance and go to parties. Mrs. Snyder, in her alleged comics. sion, is said to have told the police that she wanted to be free i'll order to marry Gray.
 Later today she said she was not sure whether Gray was married ol not.
 The young man, in whose traV. cling bag in the syracuse hotel was found ship-building book from the snyder home. denied he had been al the Queens Village residence of tho couple.
 She Let Gray In.
 Mrs. snyder slightly changed hei first statement in which she sait Gray had been hidden in the house while she and her husband had gone to q bridge party, returning afte' midnight. Her altered statement wa! that after Mr. snyder had gone tt bed, she had let Gray into the hous, and. as they looked at snyder, lyine in bed, they decided to kill him.
 District Attorney NewcomDo O Queens county confirmed th' eternal triangle" phrases of th' confession.
 Then to stimulate robbery all th' furniture in the house was tucne, topsy turvy and Snyder's pocket book containing Sll0 was taken Mrs. Snyler's pearls were hiddel under the mattress Of the bed ant
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
NO VERDICT. DISCHARGE JURY

Chicago. March 21.-tP>- The trial of l29 furniture dealers and firms, charged with violation of the sherman antitrust laws ended to- day when Federal Judge Carpenter dischargn the jury after it had fai.ad to reach an agreement. The c7so Welt to the jury Thursday noon,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
FIGHTING IN SHANGHAI FOLLOWING ITS CAPTURE; TWO KILLED AND TEN
 WOUNDED AMONG BRITISH FORCES
Zoning Ordinances Within Right
 Of Any City to Enact, Says Court

Washington. March -i l0 - The right Of municipalities 10 enact zoninE ordinances Was sustained hy ,he supreme court today !n a case from Minneapolis.
 The cogr, interpreted is recent decision in the 2o0j0E case from the 1.aro of EHc,d. Ohio. as hav- ing established tue validity of zou- ing regulations as proper res.ric- ,ious upon property rights. leaving
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
CHESHIRE FARMER DIES

Cheshire, March 2l lFl-Nllliam T. Peters. d retired farmer. died at the Grace hospital, New Haven. ear ly today. He was 6S years old and had lived here about 10 years. He came 10 this country from England
 Mr. Peters had been member of the town board of relief and mom- Der Of the board Of the Odd Fellows state home at Groton.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
BROWNING WINS SEPARATION
 CASE AGAINST YOUNG BRIDE
Divorced 32 Years Ago;
 Rewed With Same Ring

Greenwich. Conn. March q (UP)-frark and Ida Brodsky. divorced S2 years ago. were re- married here with the same wedding ring used in the first marriage. Mrs. Brodsky had been married and divorced again since her separation from Brodsky.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

open only tho question or the req sorabIeness Of particular regula- tions,
 The order ot the lower courts in he Minneapolis case, which was brought by Charles E. Berry. was affirmed without comment
 Berry t;d not challenge any specific restriction, bu. contcniel rha. zoniaE ordinances as a whole constituted unconstitutional inter- ference with property rights.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Deny Military Moves.

The Eclgrave government and the Jugosllv representatives in the Scv- cral European capitals have Ne- hemenuy denied military prepara- tions except the usual defense against frontier incidents. The Jugo- slav agency at Belgrade has re- ferrcd to the reports as pure inNgn- tons. saying that JugoSlayia is anN- ious for peace in the Balkans,
 Although the Rome newspapers said the Italian cpresentatNcs in England. France. Germany ana oth- CT large European countries had presented communications making known Itaiy's anxiety over the sltu- alton on the Jugoslay Albanian from
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
DIES OF BURNS

Newport. R. l.. March el 4N-- Mrs Frank Davis burned when her dress caught fire as she was trying 10 burn some dried grass, died at the Newport hospital yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
nCritCh'N Statement

Foreign Minister pcritch doclar- rd today that the news recently appearing regarding war prcuara- lions against Albania IS purposely printed with the object of imputiHs Spousibility to JugosldNia for any disorders which may arise from any cause.'
 The minister invited the fullest in vcsrigation by international experts. into the actual status af the coun- trys national defense. which, he de clarcd, would establish that 1t in no way exceeded normal limits.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Denies Warming krNCih cd

Belgrade, March 2l Gq-N,ithcr the British nor Italian ministers has given Jusoslavia any warning re- gdrding the danger of Jusosiav reN- olutionarios melting revolt in Al- bania, says an official statement by Foreign Minister puritCh.
 This denial is confirmed from a high diplomatic source. The report that such action had been taken was published in the Rome newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Willing to Permit League oI Nations to Inspect Her
 Troop Activities
NO IDEA OF INVADING
 ALBANIA, OFFICIAL SAYS
French Foreign Minister Urges Juco>la,ia to Avoid Any Action that Could Cause Irouhlc-italy sad 10 Have Accused JuGoSlavia of Trying to Fomcnt Counter Rev Nolutiou in Albania.

Geneva, Switzerla0a March 2l lF There can be no qUs stion or Jueo- slayia invading Albania unless Italy begins an invasion. an official Of the Jugoslav government told the press as he arrived dt the league Of na- lions palace today 10 participate in the session of the pre paratory dis armam nt commission.
 H. rldiculld reports that JUro- slayia vas mobilizing or dispatch!as troops 10 the Albanian frontier, and added that the Belgrade government was ready 10 ask the military at ,aches cS tho allied powers 70 pro ceed 10 the spot and see the situa- ton for themselves.
 He had no instructions 10 appeal 10 the league Of nations, he added, btt ho believed that press dispatches saying the Belgrade government was ready 10 submit the question in order that the indopendenca Of AL uania should have league supervision correctly represented the govern ment's view, The league, h. point ed out, had already concerned itself With Albanian problems Discontont existed in Albania. he sald, against the regime of President Ahmed Zo- Cu.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Earl Carroll Must Serve Prison
 Term, Is Ruling of Supreme Court
Highest Court Refuses to Find Ground for Review - Only Chance to Delay Commitment is to Ask Re- hearing, Which Seldom is Granted.

Washington  the a and
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Dunn's Part

From Cameron the information was clicited that the inception of the attacks upon Sapiro came from q letter II. w. Roland of the Dear born Independents editorial depart mcnt, wrote to Harry II. Dunn, 2'222 Prince street, Berklcy, California, August 6, 1928. and that Dunn, who assumed the pen name of Robert Morgan. was chiefly responsible for the investigation necessary and th" preparation of the articles Saplro holds iiballOUs.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

French outpoSts on the further. most border Of the French conces. sion ln Shanghai had brush with q small detachment of Chinese troops this afternoon. Shots vera exchanged and the Chinese were driven off
 A few shells fell into the French concession this afternoon. There were no casualties. The authorities to not know where the shells came from.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

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New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

WEST MAIN ST.-4 and room apart ments, all modern congenIsnces. At your own reasonable pricA Cohn. ' Elm St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

CEDAR CHESTS, all sizes. Pay after Christmas If desired. Doyle's. 800 Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

so. BURRITT lo4---To rent after Dec. 1. Modern room tenement. Rent req sonahle Call 3lg1-W,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

WRIST WATCHES In plain and fancy designs. white or natural gold. SIP and higher. Hlmherg X Horn, 3a2 Main St. and 10 R. R. Arcade.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Hipl-6S-B

SMOKING STANDS in all tho wanted styles and flnshes, including pedestals. cabinet humIdors, end table combina- lions in mahogany walnut, Japanese decorated and polychrome. Our show Ing Is the most complete in the city The price the lowest, ranging from 15c up, John A. Andrews < Co. Inc, l22 Main St.
 SMOKE STANDS AND CABINETS. metal and wood. Pretty designs at sloJ up. Llpman's. 525-527 Main St. SMOKING STANDS in all styles and fin ishes. Buy them at Doyles Furniture Co.,, 500 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

ARCH ST, i55 (roarJ--5 rooms with all Improvements S2G per month. Inquire I5S Arch St. Phone l5i7. ARCH ST, 170--6 rooms. steam heat furnished. c. J. Lerou1. l74 Arch St. Phone 3oi
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

GREETING CARDS that arc different. Large variety to select from, including all the latest novelties. Select yours while the assortment IS complete. The R. NJ. Hall Co. Wall paint--roveltles, 1,9-lS3 Arch st Aurora agents,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING OUTFITS and fancy Mazda bulbs. Barry & Bam- forth. 3 Main St,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

IF YOU run short of cash you may bor- row from SD to $500 here Phoenix Finance Corp. sos Main St. United Building. Open a- m. to 5;SH P, m. LAMPS of .cycry description. Bridge. floor desk. boudoir. bed and hall lights In all the wanted shades at less than anywhere in the state John A. An drcws X Co. Inc. 132 Main IS. MAKE IT A FURNITURE CHRIST MAS,' Make your homo festive with parlor dining room or bedroom suite small down payment as low as S9S mahes 1t yours at poyle's 800 Main st. MOST VARIED and extensive collection of gifts for the home may be found ucre among which are easy chairs, bookcases, sewing cabinets candle sticks, davenport tables, end tables, electric vacuum cleaners, pedestals, pianos, players and monographs Any of these will make an acceptable and appveci ated gift for the home. A saving guar autocd or every item. John A. An drcws X Co, Inc" l32 Main St NEW BRlTAIN's LEADERS. Shop here, Big llue of pianos. victrolas. radios and musical instruments. Large selection at lowest down payments with long terms Blair < Brodrib, TO Main st. PH0HOGTAPHS- can always huy your favorite phonorraph for less at John \. Andrews 6: Co, Inc. l32 Main Sf.
 PIANOS, tho gif, supreme. Every fam fly should have one of our fine player pianos, which are guaranteed to he Of lasting satisfaction. We feature the "Sohmer' Pianos. John A. Andrews X Co. Inc, 122 Main st.
 PLAYER PIANO-This IS a gift for the entire family, see our player pianos before you buy-lowest prices and easiest terms lt John 4. Andrews &
 Co., Inc. 132 Main st.
 RADIOS, tha tamily companion. No need to he without one any longer. Large lfue Of late model. at attractive low terms. Yes, il you hurry we will in- stall it before Christmas Blair & Brodrib Music Store, TO Main S. SPINET DESKs-B. c, Porter Sons sptnet desks at s35 and si9.50. are the best values.
 UNPAiNTED FURNITURE. tea wagons, bookshclves, magazine baskets end tables. etc She will enjoy painting these for her home. Prices gre right, HALLS PAINT STORE. lS& Arch St Cards, Decorations, Dinners-6sE AFTER SHOPPING; visit the Blue swan, Across from the strand theater Dinlng and dancing til one. BUY OUR Christmas cards early and mall them early. THE PAINT STORE,
 Morgan, Kingsley & Thompson. Inc. ili Main St.
 CARDS. folders with envelopes, assorted poems short sayings, beautiful designs hand tinted and engraved. Re sure to visit our Christmas store ct 66 Church St.
 CREPE PAPER--pecorative, plain and
 colored; and ribbon for holiday deco rat.ons: Dennison holiday streaners are freproot Get them et Adkins, 50 1 CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS that
 arc different Large variety 'o select from. including all the latest novelties.
 Select yours while the assortment is complete. The R. NJ. Hall Co. Wall er-paint--noveltles 15a-iS3 Arch st Aurora agents,
 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING OUTFITS and fancy Mazda bulbs. Barry & Bam- forth. 19 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
Suburban For Sale

TRUMBULL AyE.-PrSc- tcaly new attractive six room Co. lonial type cottage with heated garags attached. Steam heat, fireplace. large lot. Section carefully restricted. Price reasonable and convenient terms If de- sired. The John Cooke Co.,, Eea block. Plainyille. Phone 5663.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

Gifts For Them AHe Him and the Chlden Even the Home
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Her-6S-A

A RADIO makes everybody happy. Year round enjoyment Give her one of our Specials" A small down payment will install one in your home for Christmas Easy weekly payments. Blair & Brod- rib, New Britain's leading music store. no Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

CABINETS--Priscilla and Martha Wash ington, sewing cabinets and end tahles iu solid mahogany. low as so.75, Doyles, 800 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

HENRY ST, ll9--5 rooms in new house; all Improvements. second floor KELSEY ST, 5S-Four rooms; modern. rent reasonable, Apply second floor LlNWOcD ST. 2i7-5 rooms all mod ern improvements. Inquire 2ud floor or <. Ftnkus, optician, R. R. Arcade. HAYWOOD ST. 263-six rooms. all mod ern, End floor One months rent free. Inquire lst floor LYONS ST, 9s-Apartment of 5 rooms, hot running water, steam heat. Inquire 2nd floor or phone 3ssO or 2S9l. MAIN ST, 5S9--i room apartment, mod ern improvements, steam heat. Very reasonable rates. Inquire N. Birnbaun, 5S9 Main St Phone 23Si-2. MAIN ST. l3l--5 room apartment, heat ed, jaultor service. Also 2 offices. Call pr. Jahe. s4l-2, Howrath on premises, MONROE ST, l25-5 room tenement. End floor. all modern Improvements. Reasonable rent. Inquire NJ. Milcowitz, MOUNTAIN VIEW. PLAINVILLE-5 room tenement all Improvements, sun parlor, steam heat. closed back porch. Phone l36-lS P!aiuvile. NORTH ST.-4 and 5 room apartments, steam heat. hot running water At your own reasonable price. Cohn, Elm st. OAK ST. 75-3 rooms. all improvements, new house A. KolodzieI- Phone 4461. PARK sT.-5 and 6 room apartments, steam heat, hot running water. At your own reasonable price. Cohn. :. Elm St
 PLAINVlLLE-5 room tenement with Improvements. Inquire 143 Broad St. Teiephouo l6-a PLAINVILLE, q CHURCH sT.--Five rooms. all modern. Rent reasonable. Apply upstairs. PROSPECT ST. 66-Four rooms, all modern Improvements. Inquire first floor.
 ROBERTS ST. 7l-2nd floor. i've rooms, all modern, hot air heat. Near car llne and near high school, Apply srd floor.
 ROBERTS ST. 65-Five rooms, all inl- provcments, on third floor. Rent very reasonable. Apply first floor. ROCKY HILL AVE. 37--4 room tene- ment, second floor, garage If desired, Inquire l22 Kelsey street. Phone 5S9. sEFTON DRIVE, BELVIpERE-7 room bungalow. Oak floors and trim. Fire place. built-n bookcases: two car gar age. Tel. 25ll-l3. SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE. l59--5 room tenement, 1st floor, Improvements, steam heat. Near school. Garage Req sonahle. Phone 1874. 50. BJRRITT lo4--To rent after Dec. 1. Modern room tenement. Rent req sonable, Call al97-W. so. MAIN ST. 1e6-Flve rooms, 1st floor Near Corbin shop. Rent very low. Apply 1as So. Main. SOUTH MAIN ST. lS2-OpposIte High school. 1 rooms. all Improvements E. Solomon. Phone 3S6i SOUTH ST, 56S-5 rooms and bath, 2nd floor running water, electricity. Rent s2c. With CT without garage. Inquire lst floor.
 SO MAIN ST. 226-5-room tenement, all Improvements Low rent. SOUTH MAIN ST, 225--i-room tenement with Improvements. on first or second floor; rent sc0 Inquire 2i2 Hartford avenue. Phone l1ls-lS. SUMMER ST. 2S--5 room modern apart ment. steam heat: minutes from the center. Inquire 1st floor west.
 THE GEORGIAN APARTMENTS
 70 WALNUT ST.
 In the Heart of the City Heat. hot water. refrigerator electric ranges, breakfast nook. Every modern convenience.
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 l&7 MAIN ST.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

UkULELES, sveet toned. pretty designs Every boy and girl wants one Az loy as Sl.9S, Blair & Brodrib, New Brit
 an's leading music store" l-o Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

SKATES-Shov skates and key skates for boys and girls. all sizes. Sl % to sl0. Economy Sport shop. for better toys" IS Main S.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

GIVE THE RADIO A GIFT. MAKE THE WHOLE FAMILY HAPPY, RADIO BATTERY "B" ELIMINATORS. "A" POWER UNITS. BULBS, RADIO RE PAIRS. O'HEIL TIRE & BATTERY
 co, 39 WASHINGTON ST PHONE 900.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
Gifts For the Home-6s-D

FLOOR LAMPS--The largest and most elaborate display for you flo choose from at John A. Andrews & Co. Inc. 1%o Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

IF you want to exchange your propsrty
 for q farm. we have quite . few on
 hand. Peter Denuzze, 476 Main St-, New Britain. Tel. 45+5 or 6447-3.
 SUFFIELD-l3s-acre tobacco farm and dairy: l5 minutes walk from Polish church; houses; hot water heat: run
 n!ng water In house; also IS COWS, 6 heifers, horses and all kinds of tools Price reasOnable; small cash. Joe Rae- ilawich, 53s East Main street.