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ings, the wild curses of jeff Minister.
the deep and humming growl of
Blondy. Moreover, out of the dis
tance a great wave Of voices was ris-
ing, sweeping toward the building.
y u y
THE eyes Of Peter cleared. He
saw Blondy fastened to the right
leg of jeff Minister. The rife had
fallen to the floor, and JEFF Minister,
yelling with pain and rage, had
caught out his hunting knife. had
raised 1t. He stabbed. But still
Blondy chung. mo. no." screamed
Peter Zinn.
"Your dog first-then you!" gasped
Minister.
At those words, strength poured
into the body OF Peter Zinn, a
strength so great that he could reach
his hand to the rife on the floor.
gather 1t to him. put his finger on
the trigger, and raise the muzzle.
slowly, slowly. as though it weighed
a ton.
The knife had fallen again. 1t was
half-crimson dog that still clung to
the slayer Feet beat voices doomed
in the next room. Then, as the knife
rose again. Zinn pulled the trigger,
blind to his target, and, as the dark
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meetings at the O'DonneIl home are
in the nature Of skull sessions" ana
blackboard talks. The boys discuss
the misplays and unsuccessful strata
gems of previous games and argue
about the pros" and cons" of vari'
Gus inside base ball theories and prac'
tices. During the foot ball and bas'
ket ball seasons similar meetings are
held pertaining to those sports. Mrs.
O'Donnell strives to make all the
meetings interesting and beneficial.
The boys are unanimous in saying
that she does this-and more. The
woman leader has done so well as
leader OF the junior club that she
experiences great difficulty i'll keep
ing the membership to limits which
she can handle.
Whenever the Anacostia Eagles win
a particularly hard game Mrs. ODon'
nell, in cooperation with other MOTH
ers Of the players. rewards the lads
with a dinner party. called by the
lads "a big feed" For winning the
District Of Columbia junior title IN
base ball this year the club BOYS
have been entertained at a puDlic
banquet and blowout" by the citl.
zens Of Anacost.a. Each member ni
the champion nine now wears GoIu
base ball watch fob. special recoS,
milton Of the athletic prowess an"
sportsmanship Of the Eagles.
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surplus of $50 had accumulated in
the treasury, the first time in the his.
torv of the club that It was out Of
debt.
Mrs. O'Donnell applied the same
system of management to this Junior
athletic club that she followed in plan
ming her home budget and running
her house. She put the boy ball play
ers on their financial feet and injected
discipline and organization into
group of young fellows that previous.
ly had never shaken hands with these
stepping stones to base ball success.
This amiable but businesslike WON.
an originally agreed to pilot the Ana.
costa Eagles for three months. At
the end Of that period Mrs. O'Donnell
| wanted to resign, but the boys insist.
ed that she remain In charge OF their
manager of the foot ball and basket
ball teams. in addition to her post as
base ball director. In the interim the
germ of athletic enthusiasm had ger
minated strongly in Mrs. O'Donnell
1t did not take any great amount OF
pesuasion to keep her at the helm of
the boys club.
The 26 boys who belong to the Ana.
costa Eagles range from 16 to IS
years. and most Of them are school.
boys or are employed in bakeries.
printing plants, as clerks, telegraph
messengers and as delivery boys and
apprentices. These youths, who had
grown up together, formed their club
four years ago. 1t eked out q sort of
hand-to-mouth existence until Mrs.
'O'Donnell took charge. Under her
competent management 1t has flowered
into the most creditable organization
of it's kind in the latitude Of the placid
Potomac.
Mother" O'Donnell, as the boys like
to call her, is strict and stern disci.
plinarian when it coSnos to enforcing
the rules which she has established
for Anacostia's amateur athletes. All
club members are required to attend
the games in which the Eagles play.
No boys are allowed on the bench dur.
ing a bail game unless neatly sarbed
in the regulation club uniform. And
this doesn't mean wearing torn cap,
grass.stained trousers. an odoriferous,
sweaty shirt and stockings whose col.
ors do not match. 1t does mean ap.
pearing on the bench or diamond in a
clean, fully equipped suit. The boys
are required to have their uniforms
cleaned and pressed regularly and
kept in spick.span shape.
No club member in uniform II al.
lowed to smoke during game nor is
he permitted to vent his wrath over
misplays or poor decisions by the use
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, terday. he had buried stout bone
with rich store of marrow hidden
within.
oh, Peter. you amt" began
Mrs. Zinn.
Her husband silenced her with an
| ugly glance; then he opened the door
] and tossed Blondy into the yard. The
bull.terrier landed lightly, and run.
ming. He turned into white streak
that crashed against Gripper, turned
the latter head over heels, and tum.
bled him into corner. Blondy
wheeled to go into battle, but Grip.
per lay at his feet. abject, with ears
lowered, head pressed between his
paws, wagging a conciliatory tail and
whining a confession Of shame, fear
and humility. Blondy leaped at him.
| with stiff.legged jump. and snapped
his teeth at the very side Of one of
! those dropped ears. but Gripper only
melted little closer to the ground.
For. a scant 10 days before, he had
seen that formidable warrior, the
Clippings greyhound, attacked by
| the white destroyer. What chance
would he have, with his worn old
teeth? He whined a sad petition
through them and. closing his eye, he
offered up a prayer to the god that
| watches over all good dogs: Never.
| never again would he rummage
| around strange yard, II only this
one sin were forgiven!
The door OF the house slammed
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ness brushed across his brain, saw
something falling before him.
He seemed, after time, TO be
walking down an avenue of utter
blackness. Then thin ray of light
glistened before him. 1t wldened.
door of radiance opened. He stepped
through and found himself-lying be-
tween cool sheets, with the binding
grip of bandages holding him in
many places and. wherever the
bandages held. the deep, sickening
ache OF wounds. DR.. Burney leaned
above him. Peters big hand caught
him.
"Doc," he said, whats happened
Gimme me the worst of it," -.
IF you lie quiet, my friend, SAID
the doctor, "and husband your
strength, and fight for. yourself as
bravely as you fought for Constable
Frejus, you'll pull through. You have
to pull through. Zinn, because this
town has q good deal to say that you
ought to hear. Besides"
MAN." said Peter Zinn, the say
age, II mean the dog. I mean Biondy
| ---how-what / mean to say is
But then a great foreknowledge
came upon Peter Zinn. His own life
having been spared, fate had taken
another in exchange, and Blondy
would never lie warm upon his feet
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of bad language. Mrs. ODonnell has
educated the boys away from Cursing
and swearing and she has inoculated
them thoroughly with the antitoxin of
| fair play and honesty in sport
The club meets every Tuesday eve.
ming throughout the year at Mrs.
ODonnell's comfortable home. The
boys are fined if they miss any of the
club meetings without satisfactory ex.
planation. A member who fails to at
tend three consecutive meetings is
dropped from the club. He can gain
reinstatement only by paying a fee of
81. These restrictions guarantee a
full roll call at practically every club
meeting.
| The Anacostia Eagles have special.
ICED on the development Of team play
In all the sports in which they partici.
pate. They maintain that an ayera ge
team of we'll drilled players that
work together like the integral parts
of large gear will gain better re.
suits than an aggregation which is
built up around one or, two star per.
formers. 1.-THE test of the pudding ia
In the eating" The Eagles. junior
athletes. regularly so outside their
teams composed of adult athletes. and
in the majority of these contests the
Eagles win out. These boys are not
conceited as a result of their MANY
amazing victories. but they are conf.
dent. They stand willing to play any
Junior team in the United States In
base ball. foot ball or basket bali.
In addition to the dances and public
entertainments which the AnacOstia
Eagles give in order to raise funds for
their athletic program-all the games
are free to the public--Mrs. ODonnell
has inaugurated the plan of one or
two river excursions each Summer.
The club charters one Of the large
steamers which ply the historic Po.
tonlac on pleasure trire Ard then sells
tickets to friends and relatives for the
moonlight excursions. Enjoyable eve.
nings are spent on the water. a a con.
cert band or orchestra accompa ntes
the club boys and furnishes Music.
The Eagles are known popularly
as the Birds" over the length and
breadth OF Washington diamonds and
gridirons. They are noted for fair
play and good sportsmanship. Mrs.
ODonnell forbids any of her players
making fun at the expense of de.
feated teams. In fact, one of the
rules of good.fellowsh.p which the
lady monoger enforces Is "lusty
cheer for the opposition after each
game" irrespective Of whether the
Eagles win or lose.
During the base ball season the club
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again. He closed his eyes and
whispered huskily: SAY yes or no.
Doc. Quick"
But the doctor turned and walked
to the door, where he spoke in a low
voice
Hes got to have help" said Peter
Zinn to his own dark heart. Hes
got 10 have help to tell me how
growedup man killed pup
Footsteps entered. THE real work
I've been doing" said the doctor,
hasn't been with you. Look up.
Zinn."
Peter Zinn looked up. Over the
edge of the doctors arm. he saw A
long. narrow white head. with pair
of brown black eyes and a wistfully
| wrinkled forehead. Blondy. swathcd
in soft, white linen. was laid upon
| the bed and crept' up closer. until
| his nose was hidden i'm the palm of
his masters hand. Now big Peter
beheld the doctor through a mist
spangled with magnificent diamonds.
and he saw that Burney had found
| it necessary to turn his head away.
| He essayed speech twice, but at the
| third effort he managed to say in
a voice strange to himself: Take
| it by and large. Doc. it's a good old
world"
! fCopyriTht 1927
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Power of Tree Roots.

A T Ell Portal. near the entrance 10
the Yosemite National Park IN
California. is a remarkable eNampie
of the wonderful strength of the roots
of growing tree. s
A live oak in some manner starteu
it's growth years ago IN Il small GREY
ice in the upper side of large san9.
stone rock, where possibly little SOIL
had lodged, and the tender spriS grew
into a sapling. Now, after years or
growth. it is tree of considerable
size, and the roots. pushing down
through the sandstone bowlder. nave
caused the mass to split apart. The
tree is still growing. and the roots arc
gradually pushing the fragments OF
the immense rock farther and fartner
apart each year.
Roots of forest trees have been
known to lift great lodges of rock.
splitting them off from the main vein.
Shade trees In cities have been known
to lift. sidewalks. paved streets and
heavy. deep.set curbstones. and In
few cases roots have found their way
into cellars and moved the founda'
tions OF dwellings.
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more kindly toward Blondy after this.
In fact, he never mentioned the cir
cumstance, even in his home, but
often, when he felt the warmth of
Blondy az his feet. he was both baffled
and relieved.
TN the meantime, Blondy had been
making history in Sioux Crossing
hardly less spectacular than that of
Zinn. His idea OF play was battle:
his conception of perfect day EN-.
braced a fight to the finish with tWo
or three dogs. Had he belonged TO
any one other than linn, he would
have been shot before his career was
we'll started. but his owner was such
a known man that guns were handled,
but not used, when the white terror
came near. 1t could be said in his be.
lief that he was not aggressive, and.
unless urged on, would not attack an.
other. However, he was most
hearty and capable finisher Of fight.
if one were started.
The town feared, but respected, the
white bulldog. and it was pointed out
that, though he battled like champ
ion against odds, yet, when little
Harry Garcia took him by the tail and
tried to tie a knot in it. the great
TERROR merely pushed the little boy
away with his forepaws and then
went on his way.
However. there was trouble ahead,
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Mother Steers Boys Nine to Top
BY GEORGE III. DACY.

NJ RS. EVA V. O'DONNELL Is
nn mother of one Of the best
wv young ball players along the
l Va Atlantic seaboard, while she
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Ienemcnts

BLACK ROCK AVE, I35-5 room tene- ment. all modern improvements. Phone Spy from 8 to 5;30.
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Mortgages
LIVE STOCK
DOmG. Cats. Pet.

 CANARY BIRDS. Rollers. SIPS; chop pers. $5.gg Guaranteed singers. Come in and See these fine birds. x. B. Bird X Feed Co.,. l72 Arch St. AMERICAN t1l uo,r Roller .a,sar.rs- H,st class singers Gua. .n.ucd Emt (. Gerser, breeder 15S Kelsey St., 5rd 0ror
 9OICE DOG tra,UNd, for sale. Write EoX 1j. Herald cijre. PUPPIES, all breeds Persian kittens, fewrcts etc. Dan Nagle's kennels. Ser lin. Phone f730.
 Eggs. Poultry Supplies 52 LIVE TURKEYS, York srato birds. for sale 5. r. Avery. 293 shuttle Meadow Ave.
 LINE YOUR CHICKEN COOP with old newspaper mats. Just the thing for that purpose. Fifty cents q hundred. The Herald office. Church St.
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WINTuNoP ST. 1g5-siX rooms with
 sun paslor, ali modern improvements.
 New family, Rent reasonable. Cau
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N antcG-ro Rent

WANTED, TWO AND TWEEE furnished rooms fer light housekeeping with pri- vdte bath; nc0F center. Write Box t.B Herald office
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WALNUT ST. %3 lEEAln-4 clean, sun- ny oG,u-. Irar center, Quiet. Gas and electricity S22. Taplin. r. Walnut.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Building and Contractors

contracting Wiring and re pair Of all kinds. C0v!dan Electric Co l345 Corbin Ave. Tel. 325s. Estimates given
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BARCLAY TILE & MARBLE co. TELEPHONE 3G9o 44s ARCH ST.
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Fertilizers, Seeds. Plants
Footwear and Clothing

BULBS, tulips. hyacinths. crocus, dafo-
 dis ind paper whites. & P. STROPLE. 1Si Park St.
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 BUILDING LOTS for sale in every sec ton of the city on easy terms. The w. L. Hatch Company. City Hall Phone SIQO,
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MERCHANDISE
AucttOneerS
Business and Ohice Equipment 57

M. D. KABATZNICK, expert auctioneer (The man who selIs) 33S Main St.. New Britain. Phone 475.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

BALLROOM, BALLET CLOG DANCING -l'hiiIrgn and a1Hl.s, Private or ciass lessons. Emerson Studio. l55 W. Main g.. Tel G13 or 1f'G-5. Open n Co 10. A GETT.& DANcING SCHOOL whore '-.~yono is eV~o 10 IearG. -laiuluus Dancing Academy. lessons for $a. H#llra"p Ga" .u@ ou~ speciality Open o.."lnas, Phone 2-5g-L
 Fl l0EITlpN, NpnNL AND BEIDGE LESSONS, Ruth Hassat'c, 151 West Main G+. CnfE IfH 1r 1tmt--
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

EsliSIilSS> bDlDftlthtitS 50 ENCEpTIONAl. business opportunity -or .au or you-au or man a:d wife, to enter high c!ass profitable hUsinc s. We tanh you and g.Fo you exclusive ter- ritorr. Iays e%rri"at income from start and cgn ho developed iG short time to net from S1.ao0 tu Sl5,oaa yearly. S2.aa0 to $7,U1l required for equipment This is q roai substantial business proposition that will stand rigid investigation, Write for alp'i"t- mont. r.. ]. Musgcoye. lij State st., 5pr.ngtold, Mas.
 GI6GERI STORE FOR SALE Good h. cation for meat Niu ao1 reasonably 10 quick buyer Write BoN 6-E,, Her ald ctnco,
 NlAr MARKET and grocery stugo for sale in good business location. Attrlc- tive proposition. Write Box ?. Herald office.
 FOOL ROOM for sale, tah'ya, cigar store and soda fountain, ot 'A oak S, PAYING roomiug house business that may be purchased reasonably if taken at once. Completely furnished room house. Best location 1n city. Write Box g L., Herald office.
 OLD established used furniture 'us.ooss Gor sale. Good stock already in. Lo" rsut. Can have lease. Reason tnr seN- ing. wants to go south. Will sHnW you and toll you all details "f how tn make money in used furniture Fohl l.Jcltnit. Charter Oak Ave. Hartford, Conn.
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suburban For Sale

TTYsTNGToN-New room bungalow. Gas water. electricity, hot water. fur mace; large lot. Price S5.00o. $500 cash. Balance $35 monthly. no interest charge, Inquire H. J. Foiren. l2z Main St. Phone l790 or 643-l3.
 MAPLE HILL-For sale, modern seven room house. near Sequin Golf club. Price low. cash small Might consider renting, Inquire c. c. Prentice .eve- uugs. Maple Hiu S079-S; business hours. Hartford 2-5G05.
 PLAlNVILLE. TEUMBULL AvE.-Prac. tically new attractive six room Co., l0nial type cottage with heated garage attached. Steam heat, fireplace, large lot. Section carefully restricted. Price reasonable and convenient terms If de- sired. The John Cooke Co.,. Neri block. Plainville. Phone S663.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ArcntS-Rcal Estate
Building Lots I or Sale

STEAMSHIP TICKETS Real estate, no tary pulic Mortgage loans. Agenza Itsliaua, lQS Lafayette St. phone 5975
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WINTHROP ST.. 2pt-5 room tenement
 .u Iav aaEsa. Apply II. H. Mhkowita, @-7 Main St. Phone @gf9 or 2S71.
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CARLSON ST. 20-Heat furnished mod ern room apartment. End floor. h. qura 1st floor
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CHURCH ST.-Plcasant front room, fur n!shed, steam heat, electric lighta gaa Adkins 66 Church St. ...
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HAVE you sen the Lincoln Apartments at 3S Lincoln st? and room apart lae,ts to be ready December 15 or January r. ". Loom!s, owner. 1l2 Harrison St. Phone 2G40.
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and hI1Ing W9ChInes. NeW BrltaIn Typewriter Exchange. 9e West Main St. STORE FIXTURES. butchers supplies,
 New and 2ud hand. T. s. Cash Regis ter Co, 353 So. Main St. Tel. 6i5i.
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SAFES-We have them to suit any home or business purpose. In all sizes and weights. Prices start at s25. Adkins Printing Co.,. stationers and office out filters 66 Church St.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

DODGE BROTHERS Sales and Service s. 6 F. Motor Sales Corp, 1l29 Stan ley St. Phone 73l.
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CAMP ST. 94-5 rooms End floor, im- proyements central. Rent reasona ble
 Garage. Inquire ist floor. Phone 2g55-2.
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WINTHROP ST, l5-Four room tcnc- mont inr rent. Inquire S4 Church St.,
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Instrumental and Vocal

BANJO. saNopaoas, drums taught ry professional ausiaIruz. Taomas Casey. Hnljp; Wesley Cauueil. sazaploue. 'h1rlas iroGrath drums Now Paragon S".'io, Room 2l7 Iootu Block. Oprn d fly, Ip a. n. t0 S.s1 D. al
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FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

FAMILY LOANS FOR reE IN THE
 HoME-Si0 TO $&aO our servi-o Ia best ha.ausa you can re- Iay according io your income and w. try to make e.rry customer happy by courtesy. promugess and privacy. e2 to S monthly. plus lawful interest, ropoys
 Elo to Si'U ash loan.
 Larger sums !n proportion. All loans between husband. wife and ourselves. Call write or phone 1-g-4-3.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY '0' Raphael Tldg., sacona Na2r @ West Tuu St, between Washington auI High srceots. Open SEQ to s: &atug3ay7 S g1 10 1. Licensed ly rue state-EpuaeI to
 the Public.
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels

Hotels 8S ROOMS to rent at Hotel Washington, cor. Washington and Lafayette Sts All ranveuenCcs. Reasonable prices
New Britain herald., 1927-11-22

FALCON KNIGHT famous sleeve valve motor. R. z. Rudolph. 127 Cherry St Tel 205l-2
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CARLTON ST. 53--4 rooms and garage.
 Inquire ' qf floor.
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i FRANKLIN CARS-The car for the next 1 ID years. Sales and eTvice, 4Q1 West Main St. Tel. S696
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rooms. One moath's rent and ton of eu.l free. Call 52ee-S, 6 r. m. to S.
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HUTOMOTIVE
Building and Contracts

| BAKER and LASlER Concrete Office entrance to strand Theater ] Ask LaSher IHonc
 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION-L. e. Zet terman, lT5 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Phone 1fo1 Portland cement.
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Rooms For Rent

LIVE IN THE CENTER-Hotel Stanley. q Church St. Refurnished and redeco- rated. Low rates for permanents
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l REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

 AR0U ST, l79-G rooms, steam heat turn shed, c. J. Le.ou", IT. Arch st. Phone "'t.
 Al"u ST, 7aJ-5 room tennmaut first 1aor All Improvements, steam heat. mu.ra uu 2ut floor. Phono 1921. i-ruEIN. lu2 PEDspHaT T-& la,Ea. sun u. raums Also large, beau'ifUl rooms. tHa5 $ galore. Secure your rent Last r,.rra thts winter. steam heated, con- taluus hot water, bath. shower, jaui- for.
 ASH ST. I2-Cor south Nam St, 1 uom tenement. all modern improye- uuats, Inquire A Eapp store, 29S s7. N.'u Sr.
 A5.sTIN ST, 2s-3 room tcnemant for rent all Improvements. Rent very red s.ug3a Apply 1st huor GINGUAlI ST.-lsr and 2nd floor, room tenement all improvements, furnace hnat EeNt $23 and SEQ, Phone 25Gi ---------------.---- (IJ'T.tyn CT lSSEEIITB ans
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RAYBESTOS BRAKE service station,
 Brakes refined and adjusted on short
 notice, Clark's Auto Electric and Re pair Station. 4O9 W. Main St. 'Tel, 3oJ1.
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Business Service Rendered el

CHIMNEY repairing and general mason and p'asterlHs work. Work guaranteed. J. J. McLarney, 2l Newilcld Ave. Tel. Sq1.
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Drcssmaking and Millinery
pyc.ng and Cleaning

WE WILL coETINUE 10 serve the peo- pie of tla city tu sugh a way that it will rutitfe Us to their good will and Esal ratr7HaEe. IT ynu wish yoUr gar n.n-, r:rs parf.er.s cleaned or a,aa, consult Ns. our phoae, l5-3-2. New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp, SC West ''4tu St.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots. Monuments

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions Carving and letter cutting our speciality.
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rININNIILE. WHITING ST, eQ-store to rent saoa for shoemakug shop. etc. Peter Denussc. i76 Main St. Tel. 43i2. TWO large hurat roous Tor rent. For megly occupied hy John B. Wells and adjanout to the Chamber ot Commerce. Inquire suut, at Raphael Bldg. go N.st Main St
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Houses For Sale

ELVIDERE-Cottage, 6 rooms and sun parlor. Steam heat. large lot. Ready for occupancy. Priced for . quick Als. Easy terms. H. E. Christensen. Room 4, l3l Main St.
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BELYIDERE. ls5 STEWART sT-Brand new room cottage ready for occu- pancy. Breakfast set. Ironing board, tile bath and all modern improvements Living room 27al3; all other rooms very spacious. Very dry and level lot With or without garage. For further information call 1872 between l2 and 1 CT , and :.