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New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
SEND-OFF FOR WESTERMAN
Winner Of stanley Scholarship in study of Music Ictcd hy .N-~oci- atce at M,Coy'- store.

]. George Wostcrmau. vouuset. was guest at send-otf party last night. The wun.r of tho Kate X. Stanley scholarship Wll leave for d saJson of music iu New York in d few days and in order to make it rasy for him 10 carry his lugraeo 10 the big city the staff Of the Mccoy music store gave him a large leather satchel. I'll. presentation Was the climax of party held at the BusI- ness and Professional Womuas building and sponsored by the store in honor of tHc departing fellow em- uIoye. Tn addition to inc regular or gluizauoD, several invited guests at- t.nl,d.
 Nhyn inc presentation Wa- made by Manager Edward l.. bowling at the end of tho most important upi- soda Of tbe cveuiug-'he diuurr- WrstrlWau WAS entirely d,yoI of fancy phrases. but managed to rA- tend his thanks. adU.- uoul- Of admiration for the h.auiigs ot the satchcl.
 Dancing featured tho evening. m- t5rSpersed with singing and plano playing.
 Westerman las had an uphtn lat- Nn to attain his musical success. While studying the violin hr also worked iu The music store, both hr- fore and sine" the present ownership. His trllow-workcrs were happy to extend an appreciation of his pluck and perseverance,.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
FRENCH CHEFS CUT
 COSTS OF EATING
One We'll Cooked, SaY0ry Dish
 Makes a Meal

Toulon, France UP, -- The world can cut down the high cost Of eat ing by the adoption of the Proven cal scheme of cookins> This is the informal decision of the chefs O. southern France.
 The one maxim of the ProycncaI cuisine ls that one wcll-coolcd, savory dish makes meal t,cono- miSfS agree that an average house. hold in Provence eats better and spends less than in any other dis trict of France.
 The economic arguments in fla vor of the Provencal scheme are unansWerablc and therefore not worth treating said one famous chef. "Everyt hing in the world re wolves around the question of food. It seems. however, that there are many poopls in tho world who claim they can not afford 10 eat well. The true gourmets and epi- cures say that Il provcncal one-dish meal is the height of perfection. Pro- yencc knows that the cost is min mum. But the preparation of a gen. Uine Provcncal pot-au-feu is q task as difficult and painstaking as the preparation of the finest dish ser ved in any restaurant in New York. London or Paris. The dish moi only must be tasteful, but also nutr- tious as a thrce-course meal"
 At the chefs dinner each person was allowed one small appeti2ing dish, which was followed by his one course meal a la Proyencal.
 ProvonCal onion soup made with a duck base and thiCkencd with toasted bread, Drowned onions and cheese was one Of the most popular dishes. Cassoulet a la LanGuedoei- enne was another. This dish is made Of white beans, goose, onions, toma- toes. beef stock. fresh pork and pork sausage. Other typical dishes in rluded pot au fcu de la Midi filet de boeuf q la Irovencale, rabbit pilaftr and aigosau, the true provcnCal bou- illabaissc.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

THE BLOOD SHJp'

The Blood Snip" brings back in scenes of stirring intensity the col orful days of q bygone era. Re alistic reproductions of the old wa terfront Of san Francisco. Tho lodging house of "rhe Knitting Sw"dc.' from which seamen were shanghaied aboard outgoing hell ships. A mutiny of rebeIlious sailors on The Golden Bough." niclinamed The Blood Ship" because of the tiendish brutality Of it's captain and his hestial first mate. A life and death struggle with the most thrill Ing climax ever conceived in motion pictures, Through it all the sweet romance of q youth and maid that plays upon the hearstrngs of even the most Callous. The whole acted by superb cast inspired by roles of emotional intensity. The cast in Cluding Jacquoline Logan, Hobart Bosworth, Richard Arlen and many others. The companion feature Tn Moment Of Tcmptation' by Laura Jean Libb"y's mightiest of all love stories.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
City Items

John Lindsay, Jr.. son Of AIr and Mrs. John Lindsay CT Hart terrace. is confined to his homo by an at tack of illness.
 Tyson Hancock Of Jerome street. who has been confined 10 h.- homo for several weeks by illness, Is i'm proving,
 Mrs. Ralph IT Boqrdmq nof 25I Maple street is patient at New Britain General hospital.
 \ Nash Suit or Oyercoat. S22.9o. Jo" Ryan, 1S4 North street. Tel. 23n9.-Adv.
 Dr, ", P. Flanagan notified the polio" at % last evening that his automobile struck the traffic post at East street anI Nowiueton avenue. He said there was no light on ii.
 Alfred Fatcon of 239 LasalIc street reported to tho police shortly a.tor midnight that an Arch street bus driven hy him ecrlpcd the traf- dc light at tho south Church cor her.
 The common council claims com mittce will meet at X o'clock Thurs day evening
 Nash Suit or Ovorcoat. S22.o0 McCAbe, 49 Walnut St. Tel. 454.- adrt.
 Mrs. L. c, Hollyar Is seriously ill 2t her home on Corhin avenre.
 Hair dyeinr a speciality. NJ. w. Hopr, S1 West Main street. Tel 1746. -advt
 There will ho a regular meeting of inc Military Order of Lizards Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the State Armory.
 A. G. Hammond Camp. r. <. W. Na will meet tomorrow evening ut s o'clock at the state armory
 Miss Ella ]. fIultgrcn of g Wal lace street, a graduate Of thc New Britain senior High school and Bates college in Lewiston, Me-. has accopt- cd a position as teacher in Simstury High school.
 MT. and Mrs William Meyers Of Walla Walla. Wash, are visiting their cousin, Mrs William Nocdham ot Wakodcld court.
 w. W. T Squire, director of the Now Britain Junior Achievement foundation, and Mrs. II. (. Warner, leader of the Sco-Morc club, will meet with the boys and girls Of the Church Of St John the ENaneolist this cyoning Tor the purpose of es- tahljshinC clubs in that church
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today 10 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bates of G25 West Main street
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
GOES TtRS FOIiCI,II,N

IoNIo0, .Oc'. ]. Iq,-'Too many sea-dog+ are wanting to bc bohbirs according to a notice issued by the admiralty. The naval offc" says thrra has been a considerable in- croaae in fh~ number of sailors aN- plying to join tn" police force Be- ruuso or tha demand for s"am"n and sioll.rs men Of these classifi- cations will not be released for po- ljco service as formerly except in special circumstances.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
Taft Only Man Who Has Sat in White House and Seemed Perfectly Happy Afterwards.

! Washington. Oct 4 nrrJ - No .more uneasy is .u. h@I ,..- u.ars t crown than tHe head watrn bears
 the high top aar 9. t.e r. al.ur of
 the United States.
 ] Ii IS tlas uu..su.-s. tE.- can.rn- i .1I mental auMafy. born or r.snan- tsluIli'y. winch s,uds or.rruts 0, inc 1 White Hons" back to rrnau life us- ually with spirits. if no. hmnm froE- i ,u, with a s.ors Of a.~lHs.uu-. but | I"Irh 8 certain great I.'.af. .umrraIly. ilh1t tHc long strain is oy.. ] I'll" stress of this moual anxiety 1 is seen hy many hy,e who have s.ua
 lrssii,nts come and presidents -o as responsible m part for the avaaary .auuOunc"d choice Of Calvin couIilg,. .uo, 10 r'n again for the lts..st
 office in tHo gift Of the people. T.
 president was described shortly I,-
 fore announcing his decision a. Ia- ing depressed. moroSy TH- aa-
 uouDcoment made, his spirits hrrMu, .more buoyaut again The load was .i1.1
 Presidents lead busy lives. their time is continually oacuptol but SC is that of the average Amcriran hus- |INnss man. IL is not the routine though il IS heavy, which makes the office of hard 'asNmaslyr SO much as Ithn responsibility n" continual pub-
 licity of every movement, Presidents and their families live in glass hous- ns. literally.
 Tho writer rocals a ltttIo incident in l" Harding administration Which
 3s symbolic. \ coal strike Was inn mtHcot For on, whole, &ylter0g September afternoon, rrasj1.nt
 Harding had baan el7su,-d gIth rcrresautar,r, Of The snlq.gs aud ou0rators tu hs eN.rutlea office.
 The meeting anajy aua.l The
 group NIri ou-. declining 1o m1Gn q definite announcement Js to wlnt
 had h-.n do"5o1 Thr.c r.wsGa-
 a.rman went uaaN to th- oulra Of thc presidents ~~prHary to g't tha
 ',rails Nhilo they wern talking,
 tha door which j.t into tho p~rsi- dents olfiny opened,
 President Tarllu@. l- fan. worn lookinE( his whole autt0du that of
 romrlnte Wrari""as. -'oul nj tho
 door He vne coatt.e4. The IolI
 seemed 10 no GraI as 8. yem" info a different armoepher. JIr pointed
 back over lis slouldor to h,s office
 and remarked that If WAS .uoi 10
 r.t away from that for a moment.
 good to ent into a Iihr'nt wucs-
 rtrrc. Harding had nono h.us- p1p"rman. lie f"It oasi"r in the pr"s'.uc" of those in th. uaj. Snu- lug in relief he told he 1oporrcs 1 what they wanted 10 kuot. i lngJardud moments of uumgrous
 presidents would fuuGh Inst such cujsnd"s. Harding rnaarj Uad,r the responsibilities or tha p'.a,Ioucy as so many others hava r1ausrd.
 lis natural joyiuI disposition be- l came darh.unI at tn" nd2,.+ IIc . vgs often Impressed. H. Jrtys-.d | this oH Ocr3 ~l0u
 N'u~t Be strong
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

A London bus inspector in Picca- dilly has learned five foreign Ian- guases in order 10 direct visitors about the city. He now is adding Danish 10 the French, Dutch, Ger man. Spanish and Italian he already speaks
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

irrevocahle. went carefully down the cd, that as he had read history every one of them became very weary of the job, and all, with on exception, were never happy after, ward. most spending their last days in disillusionment, some few fin poverty
 Taft is the only man as far as ] can learn who has been happy after he left the White House" he said
 And yet they all want the job, ." lie admitted, with a smile.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
Too Much Publicity

The relentless and continual rub- llcitv us much as anything ols-. Ills upon a Pr siJ"nt. The Fresi- )out, besides ivua in a glass house, i.iaHes 10 tho people, 0r so ihe peo- plc think President Coolidge, soon afoe. h" took office, scus,d this fact. gn1 asked nowsrapermrn to give as l}Ho publicity as possible to his two sons ta.n in their ~rhooi ut NorcorzhHr@, Pa. a~ hc dtI not be- have # best for them.
 Because Of his position the Pres idnut must sHhmtt 10 much nuhlini- ty and 'ruI"n-7 realize tHjs. but tHnt does uot relieve the strain.
 \ rruniuolt senator in "Npr.ss- ing his hei.,r recently that President rooltdsa's announcement tha; h. did mol intend 10 run was final and
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
COLL MBIS Is INVESTIGATED

Paris. Oct. l. PA new attempt '1 prove that Columbus was not Il citizen of Genoa but a Catalonian .5s been launched in q book writ = len by S"nor Luis ulloa, Peruvian -cGclar He claims that d French rttalonian named Joan colomb Ia- n.en robbed of his fame by con fusion with G"nocse family
 umol Colombo, which tried 10 prove kinship so years after the ,Apiorer's death.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

\ rolju bnu nest in q mop ou the back porch Of the homo ot d Chicago Woman She secured an- other mop aNd Inft tho robin undis- turbod until a family Of six were reared.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

Adapted hy Jcan.e Masrnerson
 Musical A"~nm1aHmcm Arranged ly
 Hugo E.oseuteId
 THE CAST
 Jesus the Christ ...... 1T. Warner Mary, the Mother .... Dorothy Cumming Tho Tw".yy Disrjr9rs-
 Peter --..-.,.-....... E.uc~t Tarren ,o Judas ,....,....., Joseph S.hIdkraut g"hl's .''.'.'.........-. James Neil LnlH -.-'.........,..-. Jo~.nA striker M"u'"w .,.,......... Robert Edyspu A mas ''..'....... sidney D'AlhronI5 NlIrrw ............ u.t-4 InlNo.,r I".'tF .....r.,.....,,., traIIrs N.rl her IaFiHol'm"W ........ Clayton Pa kard simon .,............ Robert Ellsworth ,.'Ar-~. 'te Less ,..,... Charles t,oquu thiha HS .....,-..... John T. Prime. Mary MaSdal u. ..-.. Jau0u,IlDc Logan -NNpAas, High Iri,-. af l-aol ..... ... ... .........,..,. HIaHa s,aMdGraul Ia" td''i see -....-..... ~Iu Dr ,,ras-r -H' S"j-.' ........ -.. 'H,snr Ferguson iont"s pliata. Go.e.uar of Jrd,a .-.
 ....-.... ..-.... ...-..... Victor Vlrr.uf P'""nt'a- wife o> r5'rr .. NviI Coleman ri" EpmHa reHtmiau ... Nrutaru Lo,r @."oa Of tyr'ne ......,. William HoyI l"'k .....--........ ......-..-. M. Moore AIa..au~, car-am of ,ao H.gh Priests
 "uud ..,........... Thyodor" kosloT .i1r1hfHs .......--... George Si,smauu lN'tia ...--................. Julia Fay, Mary of BetAauy .... Josephine Eornan |"1sa"u- -.,.......-.. kenneth Thomson fam '..,..-.....-...... ....... Alan Hron,is Tho Woman Taken in Adultery ......
 ,.........-.... ....... NioiH Lnt,iv '|' Blind Carl ..-.. ,!Uiel NJ-. 1ruas ? 7naas. the Ncfentanr Tla,f ......
 .....-. ........,...... Clyr.uco Burton 3estts. the UHrIgnt~ut Ih..f .......
 ..,...........,... ....-,. James Mason FAa Mother of Geetas .... May Robson \ Mad servant of caiaHas .......
 ....... ,.....,...-..-..... Dot Farley 'aptan ot the Roman Guard .......
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
Her Worst Worry Ended
for a Dime, , ,
A Body Sweetness that Even Precipitation Can't Spoil

All th" trick luNailcs in the world can't Irmp' people who uu- inrs.1ui tho properties Of caseara. X hundred different drugs Njj purge 'he bowels, bul a little ua- rurai casrara purj'Jes tho system tclD1r through. Clo3nsrS even thy pores of your ehm Renders r.r- zmm'iou as noUcnsI}e aS so much dew.
 Your grandparents took 'sai's. ' | and -lo~Iy va-nul awar the mu- roUs m"mhrmn with tHr wa-fc' Mineral oils arc better. b't thl leave the coating taat your blood must then carry off Uraugh tn, pores, But when you rararjza lu, system. you e.t riI ot Ul tht potsous by normal muscular action 0! tN. bowels
 run.r g., in he habit o #atn- m.'u s.r.r G.r ..t..f.l. uI ,.re ... au.H- n,0N,at5un it saJ have tU, Hamt -tou !r \ anulv -.rnt is a H.#-H.IuI In1n u winch ln t.se .asaGl. rluaron ln.t tI.uM and Iar Haste ,uu.rs u.tr EGonu-
 u+ tp lNka "muro" And what d yam- fort ta Enav Eug nlr u that rtuu wholesome condition that dars a#.y with uHy re.I rr daratruts. .Her rn u.rH--r weather Try .a+.ary, t01iE. | Ar' dgag-~f- n and -g.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

\ foreign capital that was Tamed for m American president is Mon rovi2, the capitol of Liberia, named for President Monroe.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
PRESIDENCY ATTRACTS MANY THOUGH
 ITS CORRESPONDENTS ARE GREAT

-lcal har8thooI of the strongest Dr. rary r. Gr1ysou, now rear admiral, President Wilson's personal phy- Hcian realized this. and made lis Uh1rg. play golf regularly Harding played golf often. but his sensitive rrruro resented IIncs that aruso at hls expense harause of this outdoor rHstin.. and Aa reduced his time nu t0o I.uhs au5 also requested that ueWspuuerma1 not accompany him fc tnr goIt course as had been the custom
 Tho business routine or Trcsi- #,at Is Imaudla-. His hours are, isrhare, wo"- filled with rrgug-- as.u's tA-u laos. uf rN, alr,a-r hjs usEn-S Hru. President tyult1ae rsutN e..s ta lis o..in. srurIv .tt-r .w. -omuiu.- hEu.s. Il. r.~e~ sr s.N,u. Tun visitors tagm 10 .rriNu af o."r or Ill., U1 one .ttrr aao.h.r U. ears ftam until ahoW t--2H. Hn# he urlr,, 10 tau White IoH~. tcr Hnrn After lunch. he "-uHly r'u-as tr his ottlra for 4. rr.ag ,r.s.-.1 ..a'~, fluuzh or- o.slom..y au afternoon is free dur 'r' summer when gou-r.ss is Tot in s.sstor.
 Ow-i1a of official ,aga4pnron,s. ,lla. .la ,hr o.a,r visitors. lacluI- ing tourists. ~ho uaa- hy the Prrsi- o.a, .nj a-ah- .5s hand. Such call ITS h.N L.u reduced 10 d niuj- wum turing rer.nt months. because oi n. injury rr rNo Presidents latd. nro..3n' Ta" ropr,i this auer' reception aU.r a period in rha NI5ra House, and if had 10 be ,rIleI afr turing tho Wilson aimiu- l.trartou t..aus~ of tlr Wrr. buf rro@.3.nr llar1tuc SAW onr and alL Ta.r. wF. 'u-k during the suu. mars ~niln Jualng WAS in tho Whi'" House w,u a* mary as 2.onU shook hands ~.'h hum at time. 'ho liue stretching far ur tLc street by tho oz"ev'lE. offices. II, seemed Co enjoy th.s sp,nt.ele of democracy rlhblps ,lnow~ nlth its f. But such tanl--hahmg tolls. eventually, on tA" pAgs3o7l energy The time set aside for oth.r than official callers Is iue' after 'ha morning engage w@Hrs and osror. the l.resl.nt has lu0c'.
 Then th.r. is 1T. social schedule that must ha filled. Other than the formal dinners sivon every spring 10 beads of th" various branches Of 'ho govDrnnrnt and thn official receptions. rher" ar" thn numerous calls Go dol.n@tH monuments visit cities on special occasions. and such li'.o While a majority Of these epnnia' irritntouS have to hr 'urn- .l down, inc number that are ac- crptod is largo.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
Charges Spite N 0rk

She attributed the accusations against her to spite work hy Wal ter Laidlav, executive secretary oi inc committee that prepared tho It. port
 Robert Moses, present secretary Of statn. who succeeded Mrs Knapp, lcclnred yesterday ho had brcu em- hurrassel in tho conduct of the of flee hy the absence Of mos Of tue official census records which, he said. Mrs. Knapp admitted having burned 'by mistake" H. said Mrs. Knapp returned only an "c>asiNr' reply to lis questions concerning the records.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
PARTY MOVE SEEN
 IN KNAPP CHARGE
Called Revenge Following R0CsG-
 VGlt Attack

New York, Oct. f p7y-The con troVersy over charges that Mrs. Florence F. $. Knapp, republican, . former secretary of state. Was guilty Of malfeasancc and mlSfrasanca in office, l'd today 10 the realm Of presidential politics.
 Mrs. knapp, doIn Of tlo college of home economics at Svrar~Jte uni FDrSity, said tho charges Wore js- si."d hy democrats ir revenge for the attack on Governor Smith and Tamm0uy Ho,I made at the repub- lican stata convention in Rochester last week by Col Theodore Eoosc- l,i'.
 Col Roosevelt said that the tiger could not chang" his snots" and that the shadow Of Tammany Hall lay over Washington. He blamed democratic leaders for vice i'll Al buny, the state capital.
 lu the midst O. much resentment a2ajnSt his speech hy democrats and some republicans, Col. Roosevelt bo- :oro tn" Ninth Assembly District ErpuhIican club here last night said h." stood four-square behind the stat m'nts ho made in Rochester.
 'ThiT proof is a,testcd by tho angnr Of the opposition" he said.
 May Ask Probe
 On the democratic side Of the discussion here. Mayor Walker cor robora'ed reports that he had been shHdowod on his recent tour Of Europe. The mayor said he had been watched for some unknown reason CT design" but his friends attributed the FhadoUins 10 an ef- fort 10 frame him so that Gov. smith, who was one of those who Sponsor"d his rise in politics, would t.n diserodited IS a presidential can didato. Representative CelI"r Of Brooklyn wired Mir. Walker that h. is wiling 10 introduce q resolution ceiling for conercsslona invostisl- lion 0t tho reports.
 Gov. smith silent
 Governor Smith remained ont Of tta controversy over The charges against Mrs, Knapp. and had nolh- ing 10 say regarding the reported espionage ag9nst Mayor Walker. "Broausa Mrs. Kuarp is rcpuo- licau l desired 10 bo thoIoughlv ad- ,tsod on my duty in order thrt tbero might be no suggestion of partisan action" the governor said. "Ac- -rrljnglN before publication of the char.es I had referred the matter informally to the attorney general"
 At Albany Attorney General On- ius,r inrimatod ho could take no action in tho case until after hc had conferred with Gov Smith, to whom the reports of the census committee vas made.
 Mrs. Knapp, at her home ln Syra- ruac. catraorically denied the { charges that she maladministratcd Sg92.0&7.40 of 'ne total census ap- propriation, destroyed census records md pair mguurd salaries 10 rnla- tiyys and other wurcossary en- p.oyrs.
 She insisted sha had managed th" census efficiently and conscientious ly in Iinc with tho pride she had in h,- his oyIcal distinction as the first woman in New York state 10 be elected 10 office by a statewide vote.
 Charges spite Work
 She attributed the accusations a2Jinst her to spite work hy Wal ter Laidlaw. executive secretary ol inc committee that prepared tho It. port
 Robert Moses, prce,nt secretary Of statc. who succeeded Mrs Knapp.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
Must Be ~tTUun

rU>.do of 'n" responsibilities the routine Of President of the Unit 't states is enough to tnst the phy-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04
Theater Reviews of
 Current Offerings
THE KING OF KINGS

Pathe Gurn Presents 'Et IL F. DE MILE s
New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

Adopted hy Jeante Maepnerson Musical A"r"m1aHmeur Arranged Iy
 Hugo E.cstrfeII
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

SEWINGTON-5 room house With al
modern Improvements. II lots Price
$500. New England Real Estate Co..
47s Main St. Tel. 4S75 or s6S
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

JULY CLEANUP SALE 90.
1925 Hudson Brougham
1925 Dodge Business Sedan
1924 Dodge Touring
1875 Dodge 4 pass. Coupe
1924 Dodge Coupe "
1924 Chevrolet Coupe
1925 Ford Sedan
1925 Ford Coupe
Commercial Trucks
1925 Dodge Y Ton
1922 White Ton
1924 Ford l Ton Panel
1924 Ford u Ton Delivery
1928 Ford Delivery
Terms Arranged
THE 8. F. MOTOR SALES CORP.
1873 STANLEY ST. TEL. 731.
OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

RIDGEWOOD ST.-Unusually we'll bufh
new ; family house Of Is rooms with
car garage. II you are looking u
nice home and 4 good tuvestmen
look this up at once. Rabinow-Rasc&-
kow Real Estate Co.. 3o3 Main o.
Tel 1914 - =.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

BUILDING LOTS for sale IN every sec
ton of the city on easy terms. The
W. l. Hatch Co.. City Hall Tel. $500.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

sAreRea Oer1
Cost
Why Not Reach These
Thousands Too?
BUSINESS SERVICE
Lawers-Patent Attorneys

IAWye1S-Patent AttotneyS Is
VIEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY
Booths Block. Est. 1866 by Jas. shep-
ard. Louis NJ. Schmidt. $50 Main St.
Telephone New Britain and Hartford.
Moving Storing lrafinn IN
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

SLIP COVERS for 3-pece living room
| suite. sl7.9s. Large selection of Gre
| tonnes, made to order from our own
| materials. Fashion Drapery Shoppe. 20
Maple Ave, Hartford. Tel 5-l5sl.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

STEAMSHIP TICKETS-Reai esta
notary public. Mort. loans. Agen;
1taliana, los Lafayette St. Tel 1897
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

HART ST. at Vance st.-Out OF the
ordinary. well built family house OF
8 rooms. Price reasonable and terIns
attractive. Rahnow-Raschkow Real
Estate Co.. 303 Main St. Tel 1910.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11
Building Lots For Sale

BUILDING LOTS for sale on Newfeld
Ave. off West Main st. Ing. Peter
Denuzze. AIS Main St. New Britain,
Tel. 4343.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11
LIVE STOCK.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPY, pedigreed.
Z months old. Reasonable to good
home. Ina. sos Cherry st.
PUPPIES, ANGORA KITTENS and mon
keys. All ages and sizes. Dan Nagle
Kennels on Berlin turnpike. Brick
house north of school. Telephone
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

HOUSE built years. rooms, sun
porch. steam heat and garage. on
Judd Ave. for $500 II sold this
week. Terms easy. AL ready to move
into. Tel 3SbS-M.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

LINDEN sT.-Near Chapman st.. fam
lily brick house, new. rooms to floor.
car garage. All modern improve
menta Price real reasona BILE. Rabinow-
Raschkow Real Estate Co.. 3o3 Main
ST. Tel 1910
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

| ORIENTAL RUGS. genuine Persians at
low prices New and antique. Salesroom
80 Myrtle St. B. Y. Jones. Tel a85.
SALE on used sewing mahcines. Singer.
| STATS to slS.75; Whites. sl2.75 to
Sl8.75. Cash or terms Out-of-town de-
| liveries. White Sewing Machine Co, 4
Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

NEAR STATE NORMAL sCHOOL-A
beautiful room house. fireplace. hot
water heat. built-in bookcases and I'll
modern Improvements. II you are con-
sidering to buy a home. don't fall to
see this one. Price reasonable. Carlson
& Carlson 1863 Main st. Tel 1877
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

NORTH END-Fine cottage With HI
provements and garage. Also several
lots from $500 up. One very dns ono
with all Improvements and drive. II.
N. Lockwood. Real Estate and lnRM-
ance,. City Hall. .,
New Britain herald., 1927-07-11

OUTB0ARD MOTORS-Elto Light Twin.
Starts on a quarter turn. Let us dem
onstrate. Economy Sport Shop. Is Main
c,