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Evening star., 1927-09-07
OTDCLORY FLASHES SOS;
SHTPFAHSTOFINDTRACE;
TWOMORE PLANES START
LOG OF THE OLD GLORY
By the Associated Press.
Tuesday, September s.

BY the Associated Press.
Tuesday, September 6.
1928 pm. eastern standard timel-
Took off from Old Orchard, Me-, lot
Rome.
12:45 p.m.-Passed over Coast Guard
station at Popham Beach, 40 miles
east of starting point.
l p.m.-Passed Monhegan Island,
Me. and entrance to Penobscot Bay.
2:54 pm. Sighted by Canadian
freighter Empress 10 miles off Digby,
Nova Scotia.
3:l5 pm. - Passed HarbourviIle
Nova Scotia.
4:3O pm. - Passed Truro, Nova
Scotia. flying east by southeast.
6 p.m.-Sighted over North Sydney
and South Bar. Cape Breton.
$50 p.m.-Sighted over Burin. New
foundland, heading east.
1915 p.m.-Heard in clouds over
Cape Race.
1857 pm.-Sighted by steamship
California ABOUT $50 miles east of Cape
Race.
Wednesday.
a.m-SOS call from Old Glory re.
ceived by steamers Carmania, Lapland
and Pennsylvania.
4:30 a.m.-Steamers Pennsylvania
and Carmania on way to search for
Old Glory. Pennsylvania, estimating
herself SO miles from, plane, reports;
Have altered course $50 (degrees) in
search of plane. Fresh westerly wind
and sea-" The Carmania said: 'At
500, G. NJ. T., Old Glory gave sos.
Am steering for her estimated posi-
ton, which is about ITO miles north
ward"
Evening star., 1927-09-07
CAROL CONTESTS WILL
OF KING FERDINAND
Starts Court Action to Get Biggest
Slice of Estate Left by Late
Ruler.

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST. Rumania, Septem-
Der 7.-Prince Carol, one time Crown
Prince of Rumania, but now living
in virtual exile, wants the biggest
slice of the fortune left by the late
King Ferdinand, and has begun a
court action to get it.
A power of attorney to act for
Prince Carol in contesting the will,
was presented by the former Adjt.
Gen. Condesku, before the Court of
Appeals. This set forth that Prince
Carol was not agreeable to what
others considered an equitable divi-
sion of the estate. 1t was stated that
the Prince intended to request an
impartial court judgment.
The local press says that Prince
Carol has requested several Buchar-
est attorneys to represent him.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
Memphis Watches River Front Sink"
In Fear of Another Disastrous Cavein

of about 40 feet of st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad trackage and the
twisting of a coal conveyor.
The earth crevices, which preceded
the sinking of the land, extend vir-
tually to the point where the cavein
occurred last year, near the location
of a number of warehouses and indus
trial plants. In the previous cave-in
this yards Of the West Kentucky Coat
tumbled.
The cavein was attributed to the
crumbling of a soft strata Of earth
some distance below the surface
caused by the falling Of the abutting
Mississippi River to low stage.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
EXPLAINS TACNA.ARICA STATUS

LIMA. Peru, September z CR.-The
Peruvian foreign minister, Jose Rada
Y Camio, declared yesterday to the
Associated Press correspondent, that
it would be impossible to submit the
Tacna-Arica problem to the League
of Nations. He made this statement
in connection with the recent declara.
ton OF the Chilean Minister. Senior
Villegas, president OF the League Of
Nations council at Geneva.
The foreign minister made refer.
ence to a recent Geneva dispatch car.
rying the pronouncement by Senor
Villegas. that he saw no reason why
the League should fail to become in.
terested in political problems outside
of Europe. and also to the fact that
if the opinion of Senior Villegas was
1t was possible that the
League would acquire new political
force, and perhaps would undertake
the settlement of the Tacna-Arica
problem.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
22 Die, 100 HURT
IN RIOTS IN INDIA
Troops Take Charge After Hindus
and Moslems Battle in
Nagpur.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NAGPUR, British India, September
Twenty-Five persons are stated by
the authorities to have been killed and
more than 100 injured as the result
of Hindu -Moslem rioting here Sunday
and Monday.
An official communique states that
communal trouble broke out Sunday
evening when Mohammedan process
sion came into conflict with Hindus.
Sticks and stones were used by the
combatants, and a number of small
riots followed in various parts of the
city
The rioting recurred yesterday.
Armed police and troops were called
in There were more than 20 cases
Of arson and one Mohammedan, in
the quarter where most of the arson
occurred, is said to have fired on a
Hindu crowd, killing three.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
LOS ANGELES MAKES TRIP.
Takes OFF on Training Flight With
Nine Student Officers.

LAKEHURST, N. j., September Z
(P).-The naval Cirigible Los Angeles
took off at 10 o'clock this morning for
a training flight. which was scheduled
to take her down the coast over Allan.
tic City and Cape May.
Forty-five men, including nine stu
dent officers, were aboard the vessel,
which was commanded by Lieut..
Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl.
Evening star., 1927-09-07

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, September THE
Examiner says today that Archduke
Leopold Of Austria, now playing bits
in the films here, has Withdrawn his
challenge of Count Laszlo Szechenyi,
Hungarian Minister to the United
States, TO duel.
The archduke took this action, he
said, because Count Szechenyi, now
touring Europe. had refused to pay
any attention to the challenge. The
archduke said he had taken the mat
ter up with the Hungarian govern
ment in an attempt to have the count
removed from office because of what
he said was the latter's disinclination
to fight. ......l...
Evening star., 1927-09-07
Insulters of U. S. Sued.

SOLINGEN, Rhenish Prussia, Sep.
tember Z R.-The public prosecutor
has entered suit against a number of
Communists who, at a mourning dem
onstration for Sacco and Vanzetti,
publicly burned the Stars and Stripes.
The charge is IAN affront to for
eign flag"
Evening star., 1927-09-07
HOOVER NOT TO RESIGN
HIS POST IN CABINET
Denies Rumor and Declares He Is
Thoroughly in Accord With
Coolidge Administration.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
VICKSBURG. Miss, September Z.
Secretary Herbert Hoover last night
denied that he was contemplating re-
signing his post as Secretary of Com
merce in the Coolidge cabinet.
Mr.. Hoover said he was thoroughly
in accord with the policies of the Cool.
idgs administration.
Evening star., 1927-09-07

CONSTANTINOPLE, September Z
R).-Torrential rains in Thrace have
inflicted great damage to the Turkish
city Of Ouchak. Fifty dwellings are
reported submerged and extensive
sugar beet fields flooded. Heavy loss
of live stock is also reported.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
By the Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September T.
Close watch was being kept today on
land "sinks" along strip of the river
front bluff here as a possible fore
runner of a cavein similar to a drop
in the earth which last year destroyed
property valued at approximately
$3.50 900.
The present sink affects a strip Of
land about 500 feet in length and 10
feet wide, which is was estimated was
sinking at the rate of about IA inches
an hour. So far the only property
damage reported was the destruction
Evening star., 1927-09-07
Broken Leg Gives
Victim Big Kick;
Proves to Be Wood
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SUPERIOR, Wis, September Z.
Peter Fronski's leg was broken
last night, and he got quite kick
out of it.
After an automobile had passed
over the leg, Fronski was taken
in an a abbulance to hospital. At
tendanS could not understand why
he grinned throughout the trip.
Doctors did, however. when they
found the broken leg was made of
wood.
Fronski was uninjured.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
Could Direct Rescue Ships.

For this reason it was thought the
ships might have to circle around the
district until the CARING, flying over
head and with therefore better vision,
could spot the plane and direct the
rescue.
Against this theory some aviators
recalled that Old Glory carried a
scarlet distress kite. If the flyers
were able to launch this kite after
landing in the water, they said, ships
near the scene should have no diff
Guilty in spotting them.
The transatlantic fights of the
CARING and the Royal Windsor were
in effect a race, it being known that
keen rivalry existed between the crews
for the honor of being the first
Canadian plane to fly to England, but
all agreed that no thought of per-
sonal prestige would interfere with
search for the missing aviators.
CARING OVER ATLANTIC.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
BROCK AND SCHLEE
/. ARRIVE IN RANGOON
Round World Flyers Plan
Next Hop to Bangkok.
Hit Monsoon.
By the Associated Press.

RANGOON, Burma, September T.
William 5. Brock and Edward F.
Schlee arrived here this afternoon
from Calcutta, India, on their round
the world fight.
The Pride of Detroit landed on
the race course at 2:1S o'clock this
She covered the distance
from Calcutta at an average speed
of 100 miles an hour.
The aviators reported that half
an hour after their departure from
Calcutta they encountered bad mon
soon weather, with strong cross
winds and continuous heavy rains for
215 hours. Later they found the
weather pretty good. The machine
behaved we'll
The flyers plan to continue their
journey tomorrow.
The world flyers, according to plans
announced in Calcutta yesterday, in.
tend to fly from Rangoon to Bangkok,
Siam, and thence to Hanoi. Frencn
Indo- China. From then on their stops
will be Hongkong, Shanghai, Toxic
and Midway Island and Honolulu on
the way back to the United States.
..cii zip wal End at Harbor Grace,
Newfoundland. where they took off on
August 81.
Schlee told the newspapermen in
Calcutta that they had hoped to cir
Gle the world in % days, but that they
believed this no longer possible, in
view of the delays that they have en-
countered. They hoped with luck,
however, to better the record round.
the-world trip of 2S days IA hours.
Evening star., 1927-09-07
London Flyers
LeaveHarbOr
Grace.
WINDSOR PLANE
ALSO HOPS OFF
Both May Pass Spot
Where Call for
Help Was Sent.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARBOR GRACE, Newfound-
land, September 1.-The Royal
Windsor arrived here at ESQ,
Eastern standard time.
BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 7.--Avia-
tors saw the possibility today that
other transatlantic planes might eff
feet the rescue of the crew of the
monoplane Old Glory, which sent a
distress signal this morning from a
point about 500 miles off Newfound-
land.
If ships at sea had not salvaged
Old Glory from the waves in the
meantime, it was believed possible
that the Sir John CARING, Canadian
monoplane, which left Harbor Grace
at 7:25, Eastern standard time, this
mor1 ing, might lead them to the
rescue.
Expected to Pass Spot.
Flying at a cruising speed of 100
miles an hour. the CARING was ex-
pected to pass the spot where Old
Glory sent out its SOS at about Il 80
o'clock this afternoon.
The Royal Windsor, which took off
from Maine before daylight, was also
bound along Old Glory's trail, but
more than six hours behind the
CARING. Even if the intended stop
for fuel at Harbor Grace only lasted
an hour it could not reach the place
where Old Glory came into distress
before o'clock tonight.
Although ships We're expected to
reach the region where Old Glory sent
her SOS before either of the trans
atlantic planes, it was believed they
might have difficulty in sighting the
plane in the water. The silver
fuselage of the plane with it's red,
white and blue markings, would be
submerged and all that would be
visible would be the dull gold wing
x-h hiCb could na cily bo hidden hy SY1~nv "
Evening star., 1927-09-07

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1927-09-07

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New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Wantcd--ArticicS To Buy 6S
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencmcnts

 ACORN ST. 3T-5 rooms, 2nd floor, all Improvements Rent reasonable Apply Hrs- Nnpr. APAtIMENV-" rooms kitchenette and bath, heat. hot water and window cleaning service. minutes from cen fer Tel. 93GO AI}rH ST. 4GG . and rooms Reason able rent. All Improvements. Apply 40 Arch St. ARCH ST, 7US-5 rooms. all modern i'm proycments. Inquire 75 East Main St l1aunis Bakery. Phone 4346. ARCH ST, 5S2--A very desirable 5 room apartment, 2nd floor all modern i'm provemonts Very convenient, Inquire on premises Tel, Sl0i-3. BLACK ROCK AVE, 2l--5 room tene- ment. all modern improvements In GH'ro corner store,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and icncmcnis

 -H>L.pE sT.-5 rooms. sun rarrar ali .mnrot'ncnts- Call T. Grlsealt st. .. T&AM ST, 5.-taar ga.,n- alr Hg-J
 70. tt." h7rht hear Io.. IlraI grua- "'u. t"r eraiI fauuy Apply fs, floor ..\HtEA ROAD. l9H IELNIeEHE - ~1 l"o'oH gl modern Improvements i." h.'H ari s.aWet Eas aa. at 3nar '--t,"rt SgJ ~.r3 mTnl. Tyr v,,lg, -h tFaa- T'.HHona iGr7 .aENnrE ST. IT. room ,1ugager., Rent i-a. room tenement. tg8. All 1.3f"'w. ra Apply f-7 yHesmuf st. .ANlih ST.. gni.g room teu.tf.gt. a. "f'.y@.'ts. srfaa "eat r2aue Ia5l .NNNlHT ST. -25-5 rooms. al i'm. ft"' nt. urW hsa-y Telt s.aspu.
 ' H#raIn F ar.Irrd
 IWt MAIN ST. g1C-5 room nu=r,- '.'ut ..-am heated. Rent rea s1uaata 'Hhs... .sa. t7 Hi4a La,' Tus .ln. 10 mn" ."m I'rsIw aud Mui'un
 Grl H1U ST. ag-Arar,uour of $ 'e"n Latest Improvements with jam .or s|r,1 I!oHo lg01 .1 MAILS ST. 225-4 rooms w.fh i'm IHH.tara-s EoHt zlf. Inquire 2tg 't"r#.rH H.e Tea 1Ilf-Ia 5.ETI MAIN ST, 5a4- Modern |. room 'er.wan's. reasonable rent wl,h or T.,arw ewa#e T,l 215i or loI. |It!I. IH.ATEu FLATS. nE se-auf ! .Ht t.It aaurs Two of aud anr Q.
 ."t". aN2 Turk <. Phone gar-1 NANr & ST.. 42 room aumm~r su r'g'.r G'nua.". garage. nms ."n+- ln1u.ge same address. NlNDL TT. e9 rooms aud SUI par -"r nF un|s. an modern improvements IH'ulFr upstairs or phone 4oa9. WAI%lf ST. -t-s rooms. fine Condi- t'on. hardwood floors, mautel piece and fireplace. sg'ahic for d large fani'y iaan'e t.usaurgs Shop l9 Walnut 'aN i-Tf or 2a5s.a.
 NtSHINGToM ST.. lal-i room flat all modern Improvements, steam heat. Phone l+T1
 WHITING ST, 2S--i and room tcne- m""t@. Inalarr n premises WEST M}GN ST. 7ic second floor ! modern raow ha, Reasonable to small family. Garage. Inquire .iG West WEST MAIN sr. 5i2--i larsa rooms. 3rl floor. Adults. Price reasuahlc, Tcl @-2d-W.
 WEST MAGN ST. U9-g afar,mcars heated, all moleu Improvements Cal l95'
 WINTHROP ST. lsN--5 room tcnenlca. s'oom heat nu improvements lnquir, &I%TItEor ST. l5-i room. teuent5n, for leal Nadorn Rent reasonable. h. ourc End Hnor tlt or Sa Caurrh $, ijar End ho'L Mr. srAulto. WILopN ST. 155-l anu ! loonI gpgrt- ! neuts for rent nIl modern improve. uon.a Phone aII2 WiLSD% ST SS-5 room tCncmrnf- aIl ! imH'aFeiAerts. 2nl floor. Inquire lst fInnr
 Business Places For Rent 70 GAHNiE and storage room for rent 2eg Washington St. Phone 5SS SurTN MAIN ST, g7l-. Large store on corner. Suitable for drug store. stc Very, fine staro.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

BELIEN ST.-New family hou.e. l5 rooms. nil Improvements; well built. 2 car garage. Thin house hcsds being au ideal home. has good income Let us show you this house. Rabiuow- Rasch. l,ow Real Estate Co. go3 Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

FOR SALE Ok RENT-Ncw house on kSnsington Ave, rooms and sun pnl- Tor. Tilo bath with shower. basement earnEu; large lot: paved street. For terms apply A. D. Cuf1rd. builder, 15al Kcnsington Ave Tel. 2fSo,
 MONE1E ST, 35e- Neu Lincoln St. 8 room stucco cottage with gatase. h.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Musical Instruments

s@N BUYS dining room set sl0 viii hold ii at poylo's Furniture Co, 50u
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Business Places For Rent

GAtAiE and storage room for rent. 2eg Washington Sr. Phone JSS SprTu MAIN ST. 274--L Large store on corner. Suitable for drug store. etc. Very, fine store
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

'lAINNILLE- sale. room huuga- jow. win be sold furnished or uufur- ua HNed Improvements and Car gar ago. Lot I5Sl7o CMarshallsl Tomiaan Ave. Inquire on premises evenings
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

BRAND NEW , family house of II room. alt modern Improvements, fireplace, ear caroEe. large lot Price very reason ahlc oa5y terms, Carlson & Carlson. l65 NIpiU street Tel 1SlT.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Dancing Teachers

ALL STYLES OF DANCING TAUGHT at Emerson Studio, I50 West Main St. Lessons any time by appointment. Phone G13 or 14&6-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Situations Wantcd-Mcn
FINANCIAL
EnsinCSS OnnOrtunitiCS

LUNCH room for sale at 33l Park S. Reasonable.
 BOOMING HOUSE, II rooms, Central Box ao-B-. Herald office. YOUNG MAN has from $3.009 to s5oo. 10 place in established business eltha. as active or silent partner. Addres Huamcss. Ilox l. lIorald ofIrr.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

A BETTER DANCING sCHOOT~whcTe everyone is suro to learn. Steinhaus hancing Academy, 3QS Main St. Phone 5'5o-J. Studio open from IO a. m. to n r. Tn.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

LNIDERE-S Scftou Drive. Beautiful room cottage; car garage. Well built; double lot Can be bought very reasonably. Rahnow Rsschkow Real Estata O. ShH Main St Tel 1E1n
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Houses For Sale

BELVIDERE- Brand ncY cottage of ( rooms, hat water heat. fireplace md garage. This Is the house you have wanted to own Price very reasonable with easy terms Carlson & Carlson, l6s IaIu street, telephone 1877.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Building and Business Property so
Building Lots For Sale

piNEUlI3ST MANOI;-OuT salesman will he on tho tract every Saturday afternoon during the summer. Stop at our land office on Farmiugton Ave. as You motor through Platuyille and in- Spert this attractive development We Will he pleased to See you. The John Cooke Co.,, Plainville Conn Tel 3Gf-7
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

.UAPMAN ST one family house. new rooms. sun plrlor. hot water heat Can be bought with small amount ot cash. Aaron nIuiclsou & CO. 15l Main St Phone Gl2l.
 FOtESTVIII.E. 1T DOUGLAS ROAD Eve room bungalow. all improvement. .r l,.s IpnuIuA. Nit H.U .'sE ur wiu-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
BUSINESS SERVICE
Printing, Jobbiug. Stationery
Professional Services

New Year cards printed 10 order. Gruhar Print Shop, I51 Winter St. Tel l,3G or 4T5I. Omen oya,,ir,.s
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
EVERY DAY ADS ARE CANCELLED

EVERY DAY ADS ARE CANCELLED of of ad Classified FUmSe Ads Represent SdM Got
  Classified Ads For Profit Read Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

DON'T MOVE until you sce nc will show You how tu own home by pay ing Hl,o rent. Harry E. Holland. 32l Main St Tel aasi or lHlE-1G
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

17 AIFES NFNN LANE RESORT
 Horse. loo poultry. crops hay. corn fodder vegetables stove wood. vehicles. harnesses. Implements tou!g, etc. in oludrd; estimated tl4,oOO worth wood brook watered wire-feuced pasture. only 1 F miles beautiful lake. excel lrut room white house. glorious views. harm. ' poultry houses other business forces sale Only sS,30O. easy terms arranged, Jos A. MacYaTlsh Strout Agency, Somers. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Farms For Sale

ASN for sale or will exohauge for citv property. miles from New Britain l@a acres land. 1U tested cows. 2 horses, tractor and all farming tools Price right. New England Real Estate 'n.. i,6 Main St Phone 4s7j or 56S. llHNSINGroN-sman farm. l7ls acres CT land, room house. Price y3.7Q0. Peter penulze. 47G Main St, New Britain Tel. 4G43 nr 45S7-c
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

WEST ENp-g family house. all i'm rroyemcIs. Price $,,5o0 Peter De
 ] nuzzc t,6 Main St Tel. tS45 or i5Ss ?.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
! Agcnt>-lfcai Estate

 FOR r,al estate to he bought or sold see H. FDjtou le2 Main St. Phone l,go Il ruse uhonc GiS-l2 STEAMSHIP TGHNETs-Eca estate. 10 i"Ey rnl'"- Mortgage loans. Ageuzia Ii1ii"N4, IDS Lafayette St. phone 3g.5. Euiiding and Business Property so lEHllN TUENplkE-Nico farm Of so aero. 10 room house, big barns. stock ana 1'j tools. Here's n wonderful prop ofit'w and the rrice Is rtglr For rar- tlru'ars sec Caf'sun and Carlson. lC2 Main St Tel 1Sl7 NHM for sale or will exchange for ciIy property, miles from New Britain t@o "ores land, 10 tested cows. 2 horse. tractor and all farming tools. Price right. New England Real Estate Co. 4,h Main St. Phone 4S15 or 56S
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

IEcH ST .-ttse loom steam n.ItrI rHumcut 'or r.at N.ry ,ra.ul rr "aI b" loal"d reasonable. ArrLy Al.
 ns Printing Co.,. 5s rHurrH S.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
EMPLOYED

FIRST LASS LAUNpEESS wanted.
 ArIy lN Coolidge at. Tel sfoi
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale 83 SOUTH BURRiTT sT.-2 tenement. I2 TO ms. lot eGxlSO. Good condition, gil Improvements Price sl2.ooo. H. E. ILT5s'ensei. Room {. 13l Main ss. . STANLEY sT.-Near Ellis St. $ room bungalow. car garage, House about years old. all modern improvement. L-lgs s2oi lot. Price S7,seo. Peter IsHu@ze. i5a Main st. Tel <543 or 4Iht--,
 STEWART ST BELvTDERE-s room bungalow, oak floors throughout tile rath Also che : room colonial cottage Oak floors oak trim, tile foorp and walls In hath room. Bult-in plumbing ;ErtGres. S.a owner Paul Zink builder ii' stewart ST. Tel 2165.
 .EEsr SIpE-HranI new steam heated fam P house with every improve at.u-. lrgms .an be arranged Lock rsNa4. '5.E IlaH
 -.#u LASH ErYs family house In West Iat. WlI snow about i2T5 OF 'u.as.vaut. Write Box 2l-A. B. Her
 suburban For :aic S5 nt SALE dirsct no agencies. a very Eaa country home wltu large fne barn lots os i.at and shade; electric lights .At t-.-- a.'.rr.t hfdf -llltn anu
 H11 and -ru,es- good roads, nics E'uns fp bring up children. Wiil sell s.raa 1T taken with.n so days Every i.tDnE 'ort#s !" 'he door. A \. Bentley a.lti.-rr"a Conn. Tel. @I-i2. ' AFLE utII-f room cottage sun par .m- h0t water heat fireplace. hath eEtr- lasa.ogy. hardwood floors cal EaTase. 'at s5Sl5o. Price s1,50o. Low rash uayneu' Alfred Hanson. Tel
 
 %GWI%GToN-I>cw modern. room bungalow 'reu'ace. electric range. large }ot PFlre and term. right. S &EAlI>CN-6 room modern home lot l-5N-9., D fruit trees. etc. Price and terms moderate Tel Valley lIH-3. BENNINGTON cENTEE-N New colonial aouss. rooms and sun paror. oak floors and trim, lot s0Al9o. Small down payment. $. Walters. Newinston. TLAINNILLE room bungalow, fur ushe1. Improvements. car garage; lot 75X15o. Marshall Tomlnson Ave, ln- guire om premises evenings.
 HI.AINNILLE room house. 3i7 acres of land with plenty of fruit trees Price S7.50o. Small payment down. Pc tor nenuzze i5f Main St. New Brit ain ToA +2f3 or t5S7-2.
 rlAINVILLE-5 room bungalow, ex- ira lots. Price s3.500. Any amount o. 'ash from $500 up, Easy payments Sec panuzze about it. t7s Main St, New Britain Tel 45S7-2 or +743. WHITE Dutch colonial house and gar age. lot leoMio; handicapped, fruited lEil price s9Qo". Oue-third down. Cora l. Gould 35 Wooster St. Baruesdale
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

DON'T MISS THIS ONE Bailey Upright. just th" right stze and the pr;cs ia only Si3. Tie GlAbs Piano Co.,. l2l Church street.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
AUTOMOTIVE
Service Stations, Repairing

HYDRAULIC brakes, parts and repairs Raybestos brake service. Phone, call or write Charlands Auto Service Station, rear 430 Main St. opposite East Main St. Tel. l5it.
 RADIATOR repairing al lowest prices: quick service Satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works, 35 F. Main St.. near Main. Phone GGO. RAYBESTOS BRAKE service station. Brakes refined and adjusted short notice. Clarks Auto Electric and Re- pair Station. 409 w. Main St. Tel 300l. eERVICE AND SATISFACTION-Ru Battery service, 1SG East Main trear At lantic Filling Sta.) Batteries. brake lin ing, tires, tubes, starter and generator repairing. vulcauizing. Tel. 70S always. STARTING. lighting and ignition, electric parts and service. olarlts Auto Electric and Repair 4oo West Main St. Tel. 300l.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

Horses, Vehicles >: and handsome Will sell very reason ably. Phone 25i-l@. x. W. Baldwin, WAGo&5 FOR SALI:-Onc light and one hoaNg5 also q drop bottom milk wagon. John C. Baker. 2@t Arch St.