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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
HOW THEY BITE
(Grand Rapids, Mich, Press)

President Coolidge automatically
of they be- all this with
Michigan vacation
biting of Michigan fish to
appeal to Mr.. Colidge?
line Michigan stream
will like southern
republican national convention easily gladly with
old bait
like primary delegate pledged to
a slightly
Michigan fish
and satisfying conquest too
fish Michigan
plenty independent fish
distinction
fight president the farm lad just the fence
The depths of Michgans streams perfectly
will Foletes
Buffers that President ought be
Michigan will will challenge
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
With Other Editors
DEFOREsTATION AND. THE FLOOD
(The Minneapolis Tribune.)

blasting New desperate
conceived by extremity
credited with
certainly in store for it, Yet before
congratulations
might conceivably have
that prodiga with
tragicaly ST. Louis the Gulf Mexico blasts the
levees his
by sacrificing that efficient of
the foles of deoestation
rather than bit heart the
flood constitutes
produced not
Where shortSghedy
opposes reality hewdly the
beginning things takes puton against
hold renqh
is
holds the which
gone
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
BAlR8
STUDY ON, Friend


A Frenchrnan, completing his COL
lege course at the age or sc, an
nounces he means to get married
BY the time he gets his mind made
up, maybe Peggy Joyce will be ready
to settle down. He should
wait until he's 100 to we'd. Then he
could have mis- mean little joke on
the ladies by declaring the first
hundred years much the easier.
BY the time he attains his
masters degree the farmers Will be
announcing that they're we'll salts
fled with agriculture since congress
passed the relief bill. And by
the time he's ready to retire Chaun-
cey Depew will refuse to have his
picture taken on his birthday, Henry
Ford will lose libel suit and q
pretty girl will be found guilty OF
murder.
The sun is burning itself out but
will last for Is trillion years. ac
cording to a scientist. just like :;
gift cigar.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

a drunken millionaire at walters
convention.
When it appears that Mr.. Coolidge
is about to journey out amongst his
people for Speech-making or otner
worthy purpose, Mr.. Doc Smitheys
veteran chief whacker OF the
White House telegraphic force, mast
ems to telegraph the railroad office
and announce tentative schedule.
Pick Best Equipment
The railroad promptly scans its
equipment and its personnel. where's
that new engine with the latest inn
provements and the trick color
scheme that the company bought
last week? Perhaps this ace of loco
motives is in Chicago. II SO, it's
promptly ordered 10 Washington. So
is the latest and best OF all com
observation cars, and OF
dining cars. The same method is
USED i'll selecting the personnel
On a short trip like that to New
York during which President Cool
idge addressed the United Press din
ner, some 35 or 40 persons generally
&C along OF whom about 20 are
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
Better Times On Way !

Secretary the Treasury going fmd
Liberty bond interest,
Immediately the
figures refundng o Liberty
something
necessarily will the
enlargng the
money plentiful low
refundng
FCan money begging
foreign being looked askance naturally
domestic investments.
exploitation
development
riches Of Arizona Her tremendous timber agricultural
possibilities
section state
development undertaken
establishment Turkey
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
More Truth Than Poetry
By James j. Montague
The government Gems
A CURIOUS CALLING


The government census reveals the fact that there
bears n
ate Though S then
gentlemen
a
overfond of thrills
annually
Among Alaskan hills
Six thousand of these creatures
the north
when, gathering gloam
snarlng forth
Or PROSTATE a
they walk threes
them stroll
% you me-
A million o
They tax, they
So it hardly clear
Just why the government
daring always found
Who pursuits,
And through the rowing
explanation 1 find
For this excitement thirst
Except that certain types of
Don't hold safety
Parents who think their studying philosophy must
believe there aren't going to
Well at least nnenne golfers perfectly
that the tant of professionalism attach them
Moths eat only all clothing A must be going hungry
Copyright 1927 by Syndicate 1ncJ
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
WESTINGHOUSE
LETTER M
AIN o.
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service Writer

WASIINGTON.-W John Gooch
obtains his wife's permission to go
to New York he buys himself a
ticket and boards train.
But when Calvin Coolidge takes
dent body this year, viii lbe the pre-
the same trip it's major operation
IN railroading.
The story of what happens when
the president goes travelling is all
the more interesting because he is
man of simple tastes and puts on
little dog. Although no new gold
plated rails are laid and eastern
railroad trains do not stand at at
tention for hours like automobiles
when the fire wagons dash by, the
president gets more real service than
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

correspondents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cool
idge are always accompanied by DR..
John F. Coupal, Colonel Sherwood
A. Cheney and Captain Wilson
Brow, respectively the presidential
physician, military aide and naval
aide.
Six secret service sleuths are de.
tailed. Two travel ahead OF the
party to teach local plain-clothes
men their duties after the train pulls
i'll. The other four stay with the
president. During night trips one
sits through until morning. his eyes
constantly upon the corridor outside
the door to the presidents compart-
ment.
That comprises the official party
unless the president takes along
friend or two such as Frank Stearns.
The presidents train is made up
like this: A special coach for the
train crew comes after the engine,
then club car, an open section
car Of upper and lower berths,
compartment car and finally the
presidents own observation car with
it's half dozen compartments anc
drawing rooms The club and mex
two cars are used by correspondents
and the president seldom leaves tiS
own except when dining car Is
inserted.
Special Train Crew
The special train crow consists o.
q conductor, rear flagman, two teie-
phone and telegraph linemen, car
inspector and two mechanics, q
acrgeant of railroad police and two OF
his men, The linemen are ready to
hon Off the train and tap a wire in
event of trouble, the car inspector
and mis- men are ready, TO cope with
Craw-head air line, steam line or
hot box difficulties and the railroad
cops will help keep the crowd away
il stop is forced.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

country probably the
exploitation that it
tendency people all the
possibilities
chimercal, promised
stranger will the
Sulphur valley
richness and decide that the mixing little water
country
competition outcroppigs,
spending indications
and will his exploring
depths below
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

w. G. Joyce, who is circulat-
ing a subscription list for funds
to make a test for artesian water
in the valley, has secured $1,000
to date.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Watson left yesterday for east
ern points to spend the summer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
Not the Catacomhs9

"Ah, my friend, you seem to have
very stiff neck"
eyes; I got it while sketching in
Italy"
I'm an accident?"
mo; I painted the Leaning Tower
of Pisa. -Sondagisse-Stri
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

j. B. Speed, of the E. R.
Pirtle company, has returned
from business trip to the
coast.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

About 7 o'clock yesterday
morning the federal troops
evacuated Aqua Prieta and the
little town but recently the scene
of a desperate conflict is now
deserted. Federal troops under
General Lomele will take charge
of the town today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
No Standing

An amusing story is told about
the prince of Wales.
When he was small boy, his
grandfather = King Edward - came
upon him studying industriously, and
asked what he was reading.
"All about Perkin Warbeck," re-
piled the prince.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

Newton Trenham, the Florida
Everglade man, came down from
Bisbee yesterday on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
Plucked From the Plains
He Forgot To Mention It

Wasn't there some talk of Elsie
marrying a duke?"
'Yes, my dear, but the duke didn't
mention it."-Des Moines Register
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
Unitarian

UIITIUdIIdN
Scientist discovers
A way to make
A high grade fertilizer
From used gas.
At last we can put congress
To practical uses.-Arkansas Gazette
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
Locating the Iniury

LOCdIIng IHt Injury
"Just where did our automobile
truck hit you2" asked the dealer.
WELL" said the injured young
woman, eff 1 had been wearing a
license plate it would have been
badly damaged"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
VINO Threw mat one?

Father-Now that you've finished
with college, my bov, hadn't you
better be looking out for a job?
Son-Not on you life, old thing.
Let the blighters scramble for me-
London Punch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11
AInnst As Good

Almost AS Good
"Why did you put that mud turtle
in YOUR sisters bed?"
Because I couldn't find any
frogs" American Boy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11


in YOUR sisters bed?"
Because couldn't find any
rogs."-American Boy.
Merchants Before, I can engage
you, you will have to pass san
intelligence test"
Girl Candidate: Intelligence test?
Why, the advertisement said you
wanted stenographer."
Mrs. A.: "Well, how did you enjoy
your first experience as juror?"
Mrs. B.: "I didn't enjoy it at
all. / was simply in agony to have
to sit there dumb and not show
the prosecuting attorney a few tricks
in Questioning fool man"
After spending g great part of
the evening with convivial friends,
Smith decided that homo was the
place for him, but, on arriving there
he went to sleep in the front yard.
Early the next morning, opening his
eyes, he saw his wife looking at
him from an open window. "Shut
that window" he yelled. do you
want me to catch my death of
cold?"
Fatal Strain
A visitor being shown through an
English insane asylum noticed one
of the inmates, an American, who
was jabbering senseless1y and cover
ing his cell with diagrams.
what a pathetic case" he re-
marked.
EYES," replied the superintendent
"He tried to explain to some Eng
lishnen what >waffles were
The colored recruit during the
big war threw his pack on the ground
and his rifle beside it.
"I amt goin' walk anothah step,
nav Suh."
"But dem Dutchmen sho' goin' git
yo' if'n 20 stay heah," argued the
sergeant.
"I don't keer, Use plum broke
down I KANT walk annudder step.
Use most daid."
The sergeant hurried on to rejoin
his company. Presently fresh rattle
of machine gun fire sounded in the
rear, with steadily increasing
thunder of bursting shells. A saddle
colored figure flew up the road,
overlook the company and was well
on its way to the Mediterranean
when the sergeant discovered it to
be his brol1en-down recruit OF but
few minutes previous.
He grabbed the latter in full
stride. "Hey, I thought yo, couldn'
walk no futheh?" he demanded.
Big boy yo' don call dat walkin'
does yo'?"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

Merchants Before I can engage
you, you will have to pass San
intelligence test"
Girl Candidate: Intelligence test?
Why, the advertisement said you
wanted a stenographer."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-11

Mrs. A.: "Well, how did you enjoy
your first experience as juror"
Mrs. B.: "I didn't enjoy it at
all. l was simply in agony to have
to sit there dumb and not show
the prosecuting attorney a few tricks
in cross Questioning a fool man."
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

county, giving the balances as fol
lows: General fund, $3,657.79; bond
ed Indebtedness, $57,944.88; good
roads fund, $5,568.93; state aid roads
fund, $129.15. Against the small
balance remaining in the general
fund were number of outstanding
bills which reached almost the two
thousand mark which had to be paid
by the incoming Levy Court in Janu-
ary The balance in the bonded in
debtedness fund is to pay thes ink
ing fund and interest charges on the
bonded debt of the county and can
be only used for that purpose. With
the weekly demands on the Levy
Court for repairs and improvements
to dirt roads, the court finds itself
completely swamped and with little
prospects of relieving the situation
for many months to come or until the
taxes for 1927 begin to come in which
will not be before next July or Aug
ust.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

higp's Crusade began Sun
|, N Peters Church with a
4 amon at the morning SER
| he rector, Rev. E. A. Le-
\ here was a good attendance.
/ ssning, Bishop Cook and
IL Benjamin F. Thompson
4 ut and there was a STIR
nfrOm the bishop for more
ihe homes. He emphasiz-
rnEgiOus and careless lives
are living and urged for
" awe, more worship and
EIre.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

,rDlar meeting of the Laura
A Lodge, No. Il, !. Q. Q. F.,
n m Monday evening. After
.,s;, routine, Henry Ennis and
| lrJrey Moore and Virginia
1 ssbrated their birthday an
'ig BY entertaining the mem
|Ise lodge at the Wayside Inn.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

], reDOrted yesterday that
l. Di,,ton W. Jacobs, Of Mil
n n + Church, secretary Of the
L.trr Annual Conference, had
\ q call to Newark suOJecI 70
IA annual conference, which
/ Z, Salisbury. Nd, in March.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

e-,bam will move from the
q n.ri. ulail.f,,l farm to that Of Philip
1 70 D5',T will be succeeded by his
4. u.lsw. Harry Tharpe. Mr..
u HIM fsmily will move March l,
v mi will occupy the DR..
n Smithers house owned by
n Mrs. Harry Smith.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
NEXT SUNDAY AT ASBURY
Rev. DIR. Stephenson and Rev. ID. ].
Givan Of Clayton to Exchange Pulpits

Rev. Dr. R. X. Stephenson, pastor
of Asbury NJ. E. Church, announces
services for next Sunday as follows:
Sunday School at 10 a. M, introduced
by Missionary Program led by Mrs.
L. M. Price; preaching service at II
a. M, sermon by the Rev. D. J. Givan,
pastor of st. Paul ME- Church, Clay
ton. Dr. Stephenson is exchanging
pulpits with Mr.. Givan at this hour.
DR.. Stephenson will preach at Clay
ton. Epworth League at 6.45 and ev-
ening service and sermon by the pas
tor at 7.3O o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
ELECT OFFICERS

! stripes Council No. 26. Jr.
= n Elects B. NJ. Riggs
/ " Stripes Council No. 26.
! lo'f n. United American Me-
~ \ elected their officers for
| s Ter .erm; |; Councillor, B. M.
| ,,,'si councillor, Ralph Jeffer-
| l'i,.a.gs lag secretary, Harry Col
| sa.ant recording secretary.
4 IF9i66Eay; = financial secretary
! E,l' ooehmler; treasurer, Wal
| IL, .nson; conductor, joseph
/ N. warden, James P. Dono-
! W. sentinel, Horace B. Cliff
slS assntinel, sntn, Harry 7. shap-
sra, Frank P. McCawIey: re-
CslSss rts to the State council
l.s.,nss' Frank P. McCawlev'
| wv Ss01, Z will attend the eIec.
council at Milton, Feb
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
KENT COUNTY LEVY COURT HIT

Short of Funds, They Are Swamped
With BiIIs-No Relief Until July
w. H. Poore, comptroller Of Kent
county. in his report to the Kent
County Levy Court for the month OF
January, shows somewhat OF the
present financial condition of Kent
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
~ ~TNETn
/ smyrna lI5l1.IH LINES
GYRNA, DEL
M And VICINITY

pobin,barbinger Of spring
By '.a"sarance Saturday, It Is
| Z 4. 'PPsatl weather her was miid il. and
| : smvna will be author
~ ,.l,s = bonds up to $4,000 for
I'm .iirg Of municipal bonds al
illoDj nudS up to that amount IN
ls.TI .ari,ions Of a bill offered by
|,,1ttatire Bell.
!, n the time lost while the
" Ss,ooI u was closed two weeks
q s.I3, I Roard Of Health, because
" 1.a i 4 scarlet fever epidem-
\ II vii be held Saturday morn
/, , WI while and probably there
X Easter week vacation.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
'HS CHURCH NOTES

|'srT,s. nome sn Rector, Announc-
\, 'Or Next Sunday
Vhurch Scboy I,oly Communion,
.erdcss "a and sermon, ii am.
IVA me-. ne American Legion
n lde slb:ii harrison Post, will be
! subject a;s of the rector's =
la Men of Vision" ''' II
sss i : . large congregation
ssp,ia' greet !, the Legion. AT
eund 1 - !, tne rector will
W o., Idas,, sas series on "The
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
FOR SALE

7-Room House on Alley Street,
Clayton, and u acre lot adjoining
House.has hot water heat, bath, cleo
trio lights. For particulars apply to
r. S. STEVENS,
PIG At Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16
FOOD SALE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Want to arrange permanently with
factory to cut and make high grade
shirts.
P. o. Box 262, Phila., Pa.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

n Grange, No. p, p. Of H.,
sing at Grange Hall, Satur-
an installation of officers.
wing recently elected officers
vailed in Office: Master Will
Oyerseer, NJ. Z. Moffett;
/ Y. Moffett; chaplain, Ed
1a; steward, George John
Nant steward. William Arm
atekeeper, Sadie Stevenson;
Ars. William Armstrong;
Walter Massey, and assist
Ia, Mrs. Latta, Jr.; Ceres,
nam Roe; Pomona, Mrs.
Flora, Miss Ella Stevenson.
smyrna, to the number Of
notored to Capitol Grange,
4 had a delightful time. The
u gwen by both oranges.
as'ey Of Smyrna, entertain
4. ''isl : selections on his harp.
Z, ot Fruitland Grange gave
poultry raising followed by
w The lecturer Of Capital
~ : series Of charades rep
'ackens. At the close of
'n a social hour followed.
Smyrna times., 1927-02-16

EEIEary pump to be operated
Town Plant BY a gasoline en-
|lnaring completion. When
me and the equipment is ap-
the fire under the one boiler
|Fng steam up will be dumped
Ea the turbine generators and
EiroW out Of commission, the
|m, all but Chief Wilson, and
+ an assistant, will probably
|f The new current supplied
p By the Eastern Shore Gas
Sic Company, is going along
nd Smyrna Town Council is
f quite a saving.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

CENTkAL-2 and tenement house In fresh repair. Also li5 acre farm with large barns and out buildings. Lock- wood City Hall.
 FARM-And suburoan property for sale or exchange for city property or city property for farms New England Real Estate Co, 476 Main St. Tel. 1875 or .SS.
 KENSINGTON-Tr farm; very fine buildings, one II room house, one room house; barns and equipment. ln- come from fruit better than $6,G0o year average; fully equipped with stock aud tools. This place can be subdivided into 2 fine farms. For terms see Carlson 6 Carlson. ld3 Main St Tel. 1sl7.
 TURNPlliE--Betwcen Berlin and Hart ford, line New England farm ot 60 acres. reasonably priced. See Carlson & Carlson, ~l62 Main St. Tel lslf. WEST END-pes,rallle lots on following West End Ave. CoIbin Ave. Monroe. Coolidge. Harding. Terms reasonable Tho W. L. Hatch Co. City Hall. BARNETT ST., il-6 room cottage. all Improvements, Tel. 243l-?. BELVIpERE--7 room cottage. Price s7,- 500. Must be sold this month. Aaron lAnielsou & Co.,, 15l Main St BrI.ViDEEE siCTION-6 room brick house. oak floors and trim, hot water heat. large porch and all conyeniences. lot 7oM25. Call 3s4s-W, ELVTDFRG-C0tt1ge, { rooms n9w, ready for occupancy. Priced for quick sale. Easy terms. H. E. Christensen, l3l Main S', Phone 3l2l. ITLVIDEEE have number Of bungalows and cottages. Real homes k,,tt tr7s, irSr ton call 3075.
 DFLVIDERE. RoNBURY R0AD--2 fam fly corner house. just conpleted: two car garage; best Of materia, and work rlanshtp used throughout. Can he had on good paying basis Kabinow- Naschkow Real Estate Cc.. 303 Main St Phone isl0.
 UELVIDERE, BRIGHTON sr,-Neply built up 70 the minute room cot tage with car garage; all latest i'm prGEements. Owner has cut the price for a quick safe. Rah,now- Rasch5ow Real Estate Co.,. So3 Main St. Phone irl0.
 CENTRALLY LOCATED-3 family house, Single house near Normal school Both priced to sell Middleton. Tel. 9Sl-i4. CHAPMAN ST. 235-7 room house with building lot, garages and barber shop for sale. Ina. 51 Florence St. Call after ?. m.
 COOLIDGE sT.-New room cottage, sun porch garage, steam heat. Easy terms w l.. Hatch Go. Phone SA00 EASTERN SECTION-2 family house for sale, 8 rooms. all Improvements 10 minutes from center. blg yard. fruit trees. owner leaving city. Price s7.Soo Small cash down. Box 1i-B,. Herald office.
 ELM ST. family house, s rooms to floor; steam heat. two car garage. real bargain. Rahinow- Raschkow Real Estate Co. Go2 Nam St. Phone 1Slh. FRANCIS ST, llS-New room bunga- low. ? car garage, all modern i'm provernenta Call li5 Francis St. Tel 3s64-R
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For Sale

SUUUfU UHn E pr S6IC 6C PIAiNNlLLE-h room single house. bath room. electric lights and water. one car garage. Price very reasonable. Easy teams. Tel. 1.9-3. PLAlNNlLLE-Bungal with rooms and bath on lower floor. , spare rooms upstairs All improvements with gas. water, electricity, telephone and gar age. Large lot 50 feet front, Attrac- tive homo neighhorhood and price; one block eas. of Pennington road and near New Britain road. 4s Trumbuli Aye. Tel. lg3.
 Ecn Estate Wanted S7 WA&TED-g tenement house on High g.. Call or write 10 L. k. WolskI. r. Q. Box s3o. Tel. 239-i.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Horses. Vehicles
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

n SALE-Second hand doors, sash
 ki;. gas, coal and wood stoves, gas ii%-
 ures, organ, flag walk. Ina. 120 so' Main evenings,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Apartments and Tenemcnts

LINWOOD ST. 2aS--6 room lat anl garage, all modern improvements, on lst floor. Vacant April 1. Ina Ind floor. Phone 452l-4
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

CENTkAL-c and tenement house In fresh repair. Also li0 acre farm with large barns and out buildings. Lock- wood City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Gice and Business Equipment 57

bR RENT -Typewrttsrs, all makes aud
 hddins machines New Britain ISpe- |writer Exchange, o6 West Main street
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

EELVIDERE, BRIGHTON Sr-Ne~ly built up 70 the minute room cot tage with ! car garage all latest inn
 prQyements. Owner has cut the price for a quick safe. Rahinow- Raschiow Real Estate Co.,, So3 Main St. Phone
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

BFLNIDERE, ROXBURY ROAD--2 fam fly corner house. just completed: two car garage; best Of material and work rranshtp used throughout. Can be had on good paying basis kabinow- Haschkow Real Estate Co. 303 Main St Phone iSl0.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

ELM sT.-e family house, s rooms to floor; steam heat. two car garage. A real bargain. Rahinow- Ra sehkow Real Estate Co. Go3 Main St. Phone 1870. FRANCIS ST, llS--New ' room bunsa- low. car garage, all modern i'm provernenta Call li5 Francis St. Tel, 3S6+-R
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

DfLElDEEE We have q number Of bungalows and cottages. Real homes just built. For Information or inspec. ton call 30T5.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

COOLIDGE ST.-NeW room cottage, sun porch. garage, steam heat. Easy terms. w l.. Hatch Co. Phone 3A00
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

BrINIDEEE SLNTION-6 room hflCE tousc, oak floors and trim, hot water heat. large porch and all conyeniences. lot 70xl25. Call 3S4S-W
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

sale rooms. all improvements, 10 minutes from center, big yard. fruit trees. owner leaving city. Price s7.Soo.
 Small cash down. Box 14-B.. Herald
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

HAYWOOD ST, 2i7-5 room tenenien, and garage. all modern Improvements Apply ?rd floor or A. P!nAus, optieian, 31Q Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

PLAINNILLE. PARTl ST.-3 cottages, modern improvements. oak floors, fire
 place Tel $49 mornings or evenings
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

HOUSE FOR SALES tenements. II rooms. lot 6CxlG5. at 246 Glen St. SlU5eo.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

MAIN ST. 3I--l and room tenementr steam heated. Apply Henry Morans & Sons, 265 Main street,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

ABY CHICkS-Car furnish most any breeds on short notice. Place orders now. $. r. Stronle. lSo Park St,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
Suburban For Sale

AINNILLE-RiCht at center. , family house and l store, } car garage, good investment. Prioe si$00o. Buy at 10 @ basis. r. Denuzze. 4,6 Main St. Tnf 4"4G-iEE--"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

kARE- Opportunity to get rent on East Monroe St. so act quick If you are looking for a fine rent of 5 rooms and sun parlor on end floor. New house. very modern reasonable rent Ina. at Arcf s.