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New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
PACIFIC STONE ID
 BE RECEIVED HERE
"Golden Gate to Plymouth Rock"
 Trip Includes New Britain

The Chamber Of Commerce has i received q letter from James H. i Brown, secretary and treasurer of 1 the Michigan Automobile tours, 1 with headquarters at Battle Creek, Mich, asking that q program be arranged here for stone to be re-
 layed from The Golden Gate to 1 Plymouth Rock
 Mir, Brown was in charge of the 1 National Grange tourists who camp
 ed on Walnut Hill park, one week 1 end several years ago. He and his ! fellow campers were so pleased | with the reception they were ac- ! corded here at the time that they | selected Deputy |. $. Marshal A. F. Marsh, who was chairman of the Chamber Of Commerce committee | on entertainment, 10 start the re- laying of three stones Prom Ply
 mouth Rock 10 the Golden Gate" Mir. Marsh, repro sentlng the local Chamber of Commerce. as well as Burritt Grange, with a delegation
 from here. drove 10 Plymouth
 where the party was entertained by
 the Plymouth Chamber. Three stones Were selected from near
 Plymouth Rock and Were brought to New Britain from which point they were relayad by way of Utica. Rochester, Detroit and on to San Francisco.
 One stone was placed in park at Battle Creek, Mich, one went to Golden Gate park and the other 10 Seattle, Wash. The stones were placed during ceremonies in which the entire communities joined.
 According to Mr. Browns letter the plan now is to send stone on the return journey making New Britain one of the stopping places en route.
 Secretary Ralph II. Benson. has received the following letter. which will he submitted to the board of directors at a meeting on Monday:
 T told the story about New Brit ain and Utica Chambers of Com mrrce in my talks al each city along the tour route where we were given splendid receptions. ban auets, band concerts, etc. I men ti"ned the great reception and ban qu"t given us in New Britain dur ing inc tour two years ago last August.
 After tho Plymouth Rock stone was presented to Mrs. Bertha k. I.andss, woman mayor Of Seattle, by myself at the close of an address before over G,ooo citizens in AtM Point park, where a monument and bronze tablet was erected and dedi- Catcl to me, Mrs Landes assisted me in laying the stone in the niche prepared for it.
 After the ceremony Mrs. l.andes, in behalf Of the citizens of Seattle and the state of Washing | ton. presented me piece of rock | she had picked on the site within t few feet of the monument and | whore the first Seattle pioneer land cd from his boat in 1851.
 This stone was 10 be carried on | our tour down the coast 10 san 1 Diego and back 10 Battle Greek 10 hr. It is 10 be carried by me in an ! automobile over the route the Ply | n09th Rock stones Were reIayed, 1 Tt'h q reception and program at
 tlCa and Now Britain, f you are pleased 70 arrange some kind of a reception and program Urica 'hambrr of Commerce has written ne and will enthusiastically coop rate.
 T don't know when l can drive through with the Seattle rock, hut nay be about the middle ot June.
 take big caravan 10 Yellowstone Park. starting from Battle Greek, July 26.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
City Advertisement
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There will be a public meeting, Monday, March q, at $ P. m, al Room 2ol, City Hall. for the pur- pose of exchanging ideas as to the adVlsabiii'y and practice bility Of es- tahlshing a municipally controlled parking space for motor vehicles in the city Of New Britain.
 COUNCILMAN W $. WARNER,
 Committee Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

10s but who objects 10 being call d the dean Of Masonry, is Bill" hease known on the records as William W. Pease. Whether he's visiting the offices Of his friends, presiding at Masonic gathering or helping q native guide pull trout out Of a stream in Nova Scotia, he is so thoroughly modern that noth- ing but Bill" is recognized,
 The owner of two large depart ment stores, the Fair. and the Davidson X Leventhal stores, one 9 prominent kiwanian and the other active in politics, are known as sam" and Al"
 Among the lawyers, especially the young ones, first names are the rule, and Mister" has gone to the scrap heap. The prosecuting attor- ney is simply Joe" Woods. his as- sistant is Billy" Groenstein. The list includes "Don' Gaffney, Tom my Cahelus. "Tommy' NcDon- ough, "Dave' Nair. Larry" Colon, Eddie" Mag. "Morrie" Sax and a host of others.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
NOW YOU ASK ONE
THI. ANSWERS

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 l. saiome receiving the head Of John the Baptist
 ?. St- John the Divine.
 2. At Jerusalem, on Mount Noriah.
 I. The queen Of sheba.
 :. Christ. as He revealed him self to John,
 6 David, in the twenty-sacond Psalm
 :. Matthew. Mark, Luke and John. & 4 servant Of Jesus and a brother Of James
 2. King Iierod.
 10. Younger
 1-Andrew J. Sloper.
 2-Wiillam J. Rawlings. Stanley street.
 4--Archi+ac hardware. coal loaler. banker. insurance, building 5--Wiliam Farley
 6-fal 96. fh1 2751, Gel 1. 7--Thres, Electric, steam and gasoline.
 "A. VI. Paonessa.
 9-Phillip Corhin.
 1o-Senator Edward F Hail.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

 LUNCH EooM-15o North Main ss bFistol. Wiil arrange terms 10 suit fa Immediate sale. lnq. at above address -iEt;iDEN-G Grocery and rea, bushes, $50 weekly; rent $eo Price sf f.snt Fixtures alone worth lnora. Good Tea son for selling. Ferguson, southi.isto ol Tel. 2&o.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
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EloLlS INsrECcTI0N--NU6l . T. H- a"La, teacher 0. violin. s't:4io. Poe Il & 29a Main St Hours i-- n IT,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

AhE-i oil il good GAueer% sstEi!eB.s.. Dancing Academy guarantees 10 Tnal.- you one. lessons g. Phone S-Ja-J studio always open. ao> Man S- SPECIAL SPRING TERM HATES is, BAlL&coM AND STAGE DANCING,
 l09 ". Main g.. Tel Gfg or i4SG-s.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

ANGpEA kITTE%--Lost. Color ETlv --T1l white, R""arI !s returned 10 Mrs. Judd, Ll P.zasatr S'., G call 2l3c bl;6"N IpGkETBopK-Iozt WSif-aZ- day he'Se'n High and Lincoln st.. containing sum oG fuoney and a~ro,,rr books Reward if returned t0 453 W, Mair
 LpST One wht,p gold "I}570Ta" Tg-5-f ~l'-h with hael; strap on Main s. between North and East Main. R. "atd if returned 10 Miss K~riu. o23 Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
AUTOMOTINE
Auto and Truck Agencies

AUIONOII\E | Auto and Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR cAEs-sales and EieTv
 ice. Car!tol Buck O.. l93 Arch sr \ Phone -s07-
 l CADILLAC CAEs-saIcs X Service. 1.asl ! Motors. Inc. A Reliable Concern III Wes, Main s.. Tel, 2eoo. CHRisLER-i and :. sales and sery ice. Bennett Motor Sales Go. cGo Aict S.. Phone 2952 CHEFROLET MOTOR CARs-s5ies and ssrT.e". SuDertpr Auto Company ia7 Church s. Phone 2il
 DODGE BRoTHERs-Saie and Service. s. < F. Motor Sales Corp. lIo9 Stan FORD cAEs-Trucks, tractors part. service. farm implements. Automotiye Sales and Service 2s8 Elm St. Ter -.II-
 FORD GARs-Trleks and l'ordson -r7c- tors. Sales and ser}ice. Berlin Auto Sales, Berlin. Homquist Bros, Prop. Phone 25l-a.
 FRANKLIN CARS-The car for 10 %"hrS Sales and Ser@tce. 403 West Main st. Tel 3Gss.
 .HtPMOBlLE AND sTAR-SaIes room. and service department. Eurritt Motor Sales Co, 2io Hartford Ave. a Stan Icy st, Tel 4l25.
 MOON AND DlANA-sales ( servfce R c. Rudolph. l27 Cherry St. Tel NAsH-Motor cars. sae the new line. Sales and Service. 4. C. Hauker, 63 Elm St, Phone ca5s,
 OAKLAND AND PONTIAC-saies and service. Products of General Motors. c. 1 A. Bence, 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 22l5 PAIGE-sixes and Fights "TNe Most 1 Beautiful Cars in America" 20 entire iy new body styles. sl,095 to s2.7a5. ! Nhitmore Paige Co, 3l9 Eas, Main St, REQ MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKs- Kenneth M. searIe & Co. Sales and Service; cor Elm and Park srs Phone 2l1o. Local agents for Gabriel snubbers SELDEN TRUCks-saIcs and Service Palace Garage 39 East Main St. Tel sTuDEBAKER MOTOR CAFs-sale, and Service. Albro Motor Sales Co.,, 225 Arch St. Phone 26o. W1LLYs skN1GHT AND OVERLAND ! AGENCIES and Service Fine mo- tor cars. Beloin Garage and Motor , Sales, Fred Belon, IT, Prop. l15 Church St. Phone 45so.
 Auto, and rucks for Sale FORD l TON DUMP TRUCK. lq35 - Steel dump. Good condition Reason- able 1T taken at once. Tel 1755-l2 BAY STATE. l925-Touring car good condition. attractively low priced. C. A. Renee. 50 Chestnut S.. Tel 2ol5. CHEvROLET-l9o2 and l924 coupc. Both are in excellent shape and priced low. c. A. Eeuce. 50 Chestnut St. Tel FORD TUDOR, l936-Very good shape, fully equipped, only 2 mos old A real bargain c. A. Bence. 50 Chestnut St Tel. 22l5.
 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK, l9es --ilas been used very little: looks and runs like new. Balloon tire equipped, with new spare tires. Wll be sold right as present owner has use for t, Auto Repair Co.,. q Hartford Aye. Phone 1f37-15 or 4osa-5. HUDSON COUPE-ExrcIIcnt conditIon- r.asorable. Aprly Box SIG. R, LEX1HGTON-l9c5 touring car. Driven only 5000 miles and ts practically u new car. many extras Guaranteed C. 4. Renee. % Chestnut St. Tel, o2ls
 We Have Several
 FORD CARS
 Late 1895 Models With satcu n1i'eore :ha. run and look
 like rew 1; Here arc 3 few ot .hen
 1'u,lY Equipped Tudor .........s275 Fully Equipped Coupe ..... 35a Fully Equipped Roadster .,.,,.. 25G
 ELMER AUTOMOBILE co. @2 MAIN ST TEL. ;ji3
 r4od rar Dept
 j9-i2 WEST PEARL
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Repairing and Plano Tuning 32

your work done now Mattresses uoS springs cushions. etc. renovated and remade equal to new anI return same day New bedding made 10 2Fdef. upHolstering. Hdwre. City Bed- ding Co. 60 Fremont St. Prore -7o, nCCossarv
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
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ANATETES- ATTENTI0N-37 167z and next ""'h free with every rol, one pocket mirror made from one of your sla arsiots. Arcade Studio.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
AUTOMOTINE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

HTDs0N NUANH-f'cr s4ta, fua condi- lion, small mileage, $i@c, p. Miller Co.,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
BUSINESS SERVICE

! BUSINESS SERVICE Harbcrs,' Hairdresscrs. Masseurs IS VlGToEY-M Modem barber shop in all respects. We specialize in ladies hair cut. Excellent service. g Church St. .. \. BlancotL
 Building and Contracts 10 CHIMNEY Fepairjne and general mason and plas,erng work. Work guaranteed. J J. Mcl.arney. 58 Garden. Phone S9l. CONCRETE CONSTITUTIONAL Q, Zet'erman. l75 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Phone l62l Portland Cement. PAUL Roofe1, slate, gravel, asphalt, tin and s:1tngle roo.s. New or renalrtng. Phone l49o.
 HOUSE WlRINt;-Estlinates iuTnIsEcd
 Have your work Gone now. Barry e EamfoLth. l9 Main s. Phone c5oi. MASON. BUILDER AND CONTEAcT0R --iienry P. Dowd. Hotel Washington Phone l59S. p. Q. Box l]o. PAINTING -PaperIng or carpon1cT work or l will build you 4 5-room home with garage for 5000 Charles N. l-r2ncis, all W. Main St. Tel 1881 EootING-season is here. Now ship rnent of Birds shhglos and roofing just received Save money. See US first. Frank Najr, Inc, 547-5t9 Main s.. onn. S-. Mary.s church. Tel 2l27.
 Business Service Rendered 20 BAKER & LAsiEE-I7or all kinds of concrete work. Call us. Tel, 1866. p. ALFRED oHNsCN-E1cavatins grading. building stone and taking out ashes, 60 Mill St. Tel. j4o7-Is,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Burial Lots, Monuments ] NE" BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS l@3 Oak St. Monuments o' all szes and descriptions Carving and letter cutting our specaity.
 BURIAL VAULTS C0ncIite and ieirl- forced: waterproof. hermetlcally eeaI- ed. x. E. Vault Go. Phone fi1-l5.
 Florists < BOSTON TERNS-Eery reaaonabls prices sardel.ts Greenhouse cl3 Oak St Phone 25t3-1o.
 CUT FLOW WEES-po.ted plants. pleasing Earety. Specializing on funeral work 1ohnsons Greenhouse. 5l7 Church St. Canada celebrates her diamond jubilee as a nation this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

USED CAR BARGAINS SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS 1925 Hup Coupe G passenger, 1924 Ford Touring 1923 iiup Touring 1925 Ford Tudor 1925 Chevrolet Touring 1895 llup Club Sedan 1895 Ford Coupe 1895 Chevrolet Sedan 1921 Chevrolet Ton Truck
 hup Touring These cars selected and are all In good shape, ready to drive BrrR1TT MOTOR SALES co.
 3s ARCH ST NeT Britain Agency for Hupmobtle and
 Star Cars
 Hartford Ave. Cor. Stanley
 Telephone i135,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

N'W-ls inc tt1ne to nave yov- n7an, tuned. C. 4. Humphrey, e7 So. Bur. ri.t. Tel. of47.
 REP EPAIRlNC;-L Electric cleaners ,7br--n. graphs, etc. l.. t. Andrews, 4Ql Arch
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

DEPENpABfE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS la2s De Luxe Sodlt lsgf t'pura 192; Coupe
 l492 Sedan
 1s2G Touring BUCK
 1895 Standard Coach FORD
 1925 |oacn COMMERCIAL CARS 1925 Ford l Ton 1925 Ford ?. Ton Tarn. Arranged
 E :. F MOTOR SALES CORP. nca STANLEY ST TEL. 731.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

bRtSs-.And srrgica! corsets and beifs, maternity supporting corsets. Let me HamonStrate this service tn you Phone for appointment 2o57-o Spencer Cor
 aats Edna C. Masuire. lo2 Lnwood
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantc1i-Nfa!c

tTpMoBlLi:-Mech tog pri-5., business garage in this city. Exrarl,sfrs. Il. 'ess1rF. State wages and .xperIs,tae Write Herald Box @a-N x.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Printing. Jobbinc, Stationery ,,
Professional Services

PRlNJiNG--ln all languages Transiaffny service, Grnher Print shop, 15l Winter St Tel 1-rf
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23
INCOMING ARRIVALS ON
 THE STEAMER STARR

The steamer Starr, Capt. o. A.. Johansen, arrived in port yesterday from the Westward and left again today en route to Seattle to undergo it's twice year inspection. The voyage Westward was without incl dent, fair weather being encountered at all ports.
 The incoming list of reservations included the following:
 Floyd Suydan from Chignik, MT. and Mrs. William Rutschow from Kanatak, J. w. Rafferty from Tanaga Island, Joseph Pott Gust Larsen. R. IG. Ericksen, Robert Antonovits, all from Elak, John Ospehang from Unga, John Hubley from Unga, Fred Hove, H. Dunlop, George s. Kern.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

MT. and Mrs. Jo.jc Hershey, wei known former resilrrts of the Hopc district, were amorg those arriving today from Seattle whe"e each win ter they reside. As in tie past they will spend the summer so..cu in the Hope district where they ow:, consid- erable mining property.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Floyd Suydan, who has been con- nected with the Northwestern Fish cries to the Westward, was a through passenger on the steamer Starr from Chignik to Seattle. MT. Suydan will return on the Starr and go back to Chignik where he will be employed in the service of the Bureau of Fish cries.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

George Kern, who has been en- ployed on the Queen Elizabeth fox Island during the past year, is back in Seward He came in yesterday on the steamer Starr.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23
MINE OPERATOR IN TOWN

J. L. McAllen, superintendent of the Willow Creek Mining Co.,, which operated the War Baby, Gold Bull lion and other mines, was among the arrivals today from Seattle a pas senger on the s. s. Alaska. MT. McAllen's brother accompanied him. During the past winter Mr. McAllen spent considerable time in Montreal in conference with stockholders of the company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23
OIL TANKER IN PORT

The tanker Charlie Watson, Capt. Landahl, docked at the Standard Oil Company plant yesterday and discharged 12,OO0 barrels of oil and gasoline. The Watson cleared this morning for a return trip to Califor- mia.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Mrs. Bender, wife of the purser of the steamer Starr, is making the round-trip to Seattle with her hus- band
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

MT. and Mrs. William Ruthschow, we'll known citizens of Kanatak, where they own and conduct gen. eral mercantile establishment, are southbound passengers on the S. S. Starr which left port today. Mrs. Rutschow is postmistress at Kanatak They plan returning north on the Starr.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23
LIEUT.. SHAW, EXECUTIVE

Lieut.. Charles Shaw, is the execu- tive on the Coast and Geodetic sur vey vessel Surveyor, which arrived in port yesterday from the South. Mrs Shaw and children, who arrived fast week from Seattle, have an apart ment in the Arcade building.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23
BAsFoRD QUITS THE STARR

Verne Basford, first assistant en- gineer on the s. s. Starr, will leave the vessel upon it's arrival at Seattle. Leo Fitzpatrick, who was chief dur ing the absence of Maurice Sargent, will succeed MT. BasfOrd.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Harper Workman, mining operator in the KOyukuk district, was among the well known Alaskans arriving to- day on the S. s. Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

The s. s. Starr, Capt. O. A. Johan- sen, will depart for the Westward on it's next regular voyage on May 12, according to the skipper.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Miss Sylvia Sexton, who has been visiting in Anchorage for the past week, returns home this evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Administer and Congolian rugs. J. l.. Graef
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Mems shoes resoled, heeled and Works.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Two shows at the Liberty Theatre this evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-23

Eastman Kodaks and films. Schal. lerer's Alaska Shop.
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lO9 S. Wells Sc.
Sol w. MADISON STR.