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WANTED.


Washington branch cf Frieidaire. Cor
poration, division Of General Motors Corpora,
who think they possess the necessary quail
hcattons 60 eecurc cannections with us "a
sales representatives for District OF Columbia
and adjacent territory; Our business 70 fur
stores. apartments. drinking water fonnt aims
and practically everywhere refriseration ~
melts and usually cost iess TO operate than
10 buy Ice: There arc more Frigidsireso IN
men arc active. full time all year around, :.
The work IL not cassed rs easy. but ia
exceptionally fascinating. and to those who
are diliCent It will be very profitable. The
men whom We accept will no given proper
preliminary schooling and will he paid while
being trained and learning the business L,..
eral contracts will be executed with those
who qualify.
The. men we desire will be between 25
and 40 years of age. preferably married resi-.
dents, OF local territory for q reasonable
period past. own auto and should have some
kn9wle':yc OF speciplty or electrical business
Amply MONDAY morning after q am. al
our Office 1913 New York ave-. and ask for
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FIGURING ROUGHLY
THERE ARE ABOUT
6.720 HOURS
In TEN MONTHS

The AVERAGE young man holding u poA,.
!ion uses up about i.7o0 hours uf this tine
ior business meals and srrpine, What ,iots
ths TO about = 900 hoursf lie would surely
hAva To M the high places aud near Inn.
,"if out II hc tried 10 usa up all that time
Tor pleasure alone
DO a LITTLE FIGURING.
snpnose you Use about nne eighth ot The
Wir 200 hours. OF ahout sbo hours, IN 10
weekly hay and enroll in nuf fn,no ,uitrtt,.
Eh"h ~ thst te.ihning the Winter term
. go nsnfr What ih1 resuit viii In II sour
AZ th" end 81 tho course YOU woiht i,.
n p,a.sh ~ nosition paying NJ ieast $ia0 u
n"n'h That would In 10 per cent more
man you are earning and would he nearly
sapea.s ~ s mi fn ~. soas.s soShs :s;
or 1900 . month posit,ons me We have
come snm -. oi eur other srafaates IN that .ass
''; s"S sss .o , Due; s s.' ,. ss
INTO consideration the great opportunities al
.n,e ~ radio for rapid adv aneepsnt while
ppsny ask Tor ssoa, aso nnar. % Of saas 9 o"S
" "e h' ..., and q small weekly payment 10
se.i,neni ever otsrr 70" We .hns s liz 10 70
day and sss. .u IN The nnst,iled class So. II
a,,,n asas ~hrFa the abnlirnnts for ls,stlons
ms asainst y"u hai sou proi'afiy ~nnid Ia
w trelrsn,snt II tou were 10 lace your
'"', OF ths 9the. hand. the ratio neid IL
~. 'n"nen a'd onrrs the hest susati"n al
day night 7 10 q o'riaek.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
1OS 9Th Street Main 1880
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Statesmen
.AIR-WAY
MEN

AIR-WAY.
MEN.
This time last year a man
who had been P. R. II. clerk
in May. 1926. was promoted
from the Philadelphia Air-Way
branch to manager of the Wash
ington branch. He found in
Washington two little rooms,
service man. a cashier and that
is all. Since then, the two
rooms have been outgrown b.
far. the service man has become
| executive manager. the cashier
is now administrative manager,
one former salesman has been
promoted to sales manager,
others are managers for the
Richmond division. Norfolk d.
vision. Roanoke division and
Winston-Salem division OF Air
Way. ~
4 salesman who came in last
July is now special assistant
| manager i'll charge of U. S. Gov.
| ernment sales, and six other
| statesmen who never heard OF
Air-Way this time last year are
now assistant managers in
Washington.
This is just the beginning OF
our Southern expansion, and
Air-Way all over the l.. S. A.
is growing just as rapidly be-
cause OF the new and complete
service it renders which has
been enthusiastically received
by the American public gen.
orally.
|. In December, Mr.. C-n, a
former carpenter, made over
S650.OO.
Mr.. SIS. a former manager
III a sales organization, made
over S55o.OO.
Mr.. B--Ii. a former school
teacher. made over S55O.OO. and
was promoted to manager OF a
Southern city.
Mr.. B--n. OF Norfolk. Va.
Il former railroad clerk. made
over S550.O0.
Mir. C-k OF Norfolk, a new
man in the business, made over
$55O0O.
Mr.. st, a former specially
salesman, made over $4,000.
and was promoted to assistant
manager OF this branch.
Mr.. At, former Govern
ment clerk. made over $4,000.
and was also promoted to an
assistant rnanagership. 4
Mr.. XII, former sales
man. made over $4,000.
Mr.. Tt. a former real
estate salesman. made over
$4,000 and was promoted TO
manager Of a Southern city. and
50 it goes here.
These men are real; arrange
Ito meet them here,
Why this success? The prod
uct saves more than it costs. it
renders an unusual service as
necessary as modern plumbing.
It's main features are protected
by eight basic l.. S. patents. 1t
is guaranteed for FIVE years.
The corporation back Of it en-.
joys the highest credit rating in
the business guides and has a
S3.5U.ODO.W capitalization. The
corporate directorate is COM
posed OF we'll known business
men OF recognized integrity.
Men selling have a dealers fran.
chise and consequently unusual
remuneration for honest work.
without any monetary invest.
Inent4~
Here is opportunity for men
who are anxious 10 cash in on
ability and effort with a real~de.
sire to WORK HARD to oh.
tain the better things OF life for
their families.
We can train and place six
married men this week.
II you are honest. personally
neat. and sincerely anxious to
work hard for money and sue.
cess. call all day Monday. Jam
uary 9. and investigate AIR.
WAY. THE SALES sue
CESS OF TIE DECADE. 2O]
Insurance Building. 18th and
Eye streets NV.
! IssIhAElE SOLICITOR f,r health a,,a
/ sa''aeht bplis that will sArpAss si,y other
! pong ~Ethn; one Df istEeet 0DniJsnta,
/ "a United statst IaN snsi and pAgs
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AVAILABLE.

The writer OF this advertise
ment is OF the executive bust
ness type qualified by IS years
experience in journalistic. cham
Der OF commerce. sales manage
ment and foreign finance ac-
tivity. He is IS and has an un-
usually successful record OF ac-
complishment. \ portion OF
this experience was procured
during several years of foreign
travel. Circumstances necessi-
tate his locating here at once
and he is seeking a connection
commensurate with his qualifi-
cations, at a modest salary with
opportunity for unlimited ad-
vancement. Secretarial posi-
ton. confidential or otherwise.
desirable. Address Box l4S-X,
Star Office. o.
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Statesmen with cars. be-
tween 2l-55 years. to promote
retail sales of MASON'S
PEAKS and BLACK CROWS
combined starting salary and
car allowance. $4,000 weekly.
Apply to Mr.. RUDOLPH,
ROOM 22O. 4O2 9th ST. NV.
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" ANTI:lp--SAt. t;SAiEN.

ADVERTISING aud sIsP,niiy rairsfarn;
l..1 IArisI. u. tauis.
4 LARGE wELLKNowE AAI corporation
has opening this TERRITORY Tor inii or rnii ,
anteed auto tires, acce:.ories and radio
,ls.: ssss:. z %; ,,; ,:osS ~ ,::Tis . j.
age. l5ss 70; Mis.sSsn: as!csxs:
nisis cs,,sss il ihs princirais and pTac,!.r If
ias hi. t".";." ,l:"c CO. %"aass,a nas'
.ass i. ' .r,iap s :"r sla..i.: .ss Out
: .s.ss" o'fss se.. Il Dos s' s,.r
.'ns,s ~. AMI over owe, H. si.' san "s.sl a"a .
h9.,icr With pers"rni,ts. ". have ." e., e..
s se', can s ears s FIX ansa:i. ~:.s, s"as
s,,s. GIVE s"' sss. Ae. .' "s
i7i.Y, stat ofIl.e
y Yor. AhE .tF i've hustler e an, sSa
e 3, ~s. ,. ss.. '. .. .s'fs .v. s
with youy pgessDt chsness, va. offer YOU
20. s1T .S sss", :.
s,n ssnC dealers " Warrington Tn (. , the
s Ssss o. x'. s.: .s S.' . ss col: en-
.s :i' e :n ret e.: .f'I: .as '' cor"
hdence. Address nor lgb.x. star eahea.
" You ARE speeisiiy salesman and hnd
sa,.sas II, M, vii ,aisis.. YOU. a. :
III ad0 . saay 81, Communication basis Apply
L. Netnhspm. lin Maiiil I,ldr.
SALESMAN Ia srl, rstahiishrd l,ae Of SAM
tbry speetaities 10 !aduatFiai plants ihsiit'
tlohs ,Iasries etc, Rld'ny. an tnststifiie for
rliY,nhtlDs NJ. y p,actl.aily ~ith..n. .om.
81 4 Disnfeeisnt Corp, Ia bih ave. New
kAI,ksMEk-+~Ws are signing up th0nsands
II tbe brightest, diteft ceiling brush. vA.rum
cleaner. washing machine and otasg direct
: :s.'s 'fi s1.. ""' sso.o wns rev e.
production ~ tks .ar,ieis wklah va VIII sepd
you. y.n e. .an ~ help Lus ATM, t.a. Z" 4 .hs
he public by. direct selIl1t Ahsola.sly
.:a faa s.. s a ,. .xa E"s an. a s.s
= s.p: :sld p !: re'SgsslI .AsSrs..... .s's
sia. FIse cards aniet selling 6niapAct.
;'fs', J.a. . 6. .rE WI 1iy A'e"sfa 'f:
TalrcK sArFsAks-Tsss h s".a \ ,I ,s,, y
arr mabufaetussd to-day and . iarser va
rely ~ npnlsIs Fr9Rl I ~ 4 tons. A iins
~ltL u g.od hs0r display. s".ni sef'"e blth
~ 10. and our nlHiDst 80 ptiefhtihH With ihr
ssssnsa hatioGnl Ael"s he. aaH First
a q. s. :Ysss. 's a. :.sf e. !" sag
xsrly lFtvssn and Viii. Arthur
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LkARN REALITY CULTURE NOW,

tkARk REALTY CULTURE NOW.
ufeatsv opportunities nnw than ever he.
ssettsn, e6hstantty calling for trained work
:fs who knew. every angle Ut this work., We
Trained and you can he WORKING and earn.
!ns n me salary within y sl.oFl petiod 81
lime. W. include plenty 81 nra'if.aF .eSns
both day ard evening. hasS payments Joio
GfF iRfxi'ry oonnprt'aI. tNo'''
Est lalhl
quite B0l rtoa hraheil hg
ht3 IAN 81 NV ", hiai,
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Statesmen

OIL Ed NJ In.
We can Use one Of two good men of GOO!
character and education In our Sales Depart.
n,ent. The product TO be sold il the new
ready aroused widespread comment and il
rapidly dominating the electric refrigeration
field We are looking for men who wish Ia
connect with a local Organization OF high
standing. with view OF making q pcr.
plan il sniincntly fair and one under which
capable man can Justify his efforts with
Tho men We are looking for are some
where between % and 40 years Of age. and
arc probably ut present srllinv other lines
NATIONAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY.
13oS-3O New York Avrnnc NV
See Mr.. StoOdy on the Fifth Floor
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SALES MANAGER
for securities WELT known local CO: n live
proposition for u Zeal organizer. Address
HoX 10T.x, Star Office.
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SECURITY SALESMAN.

II vnu Are n hieh-sraac man and u good
r'oser offer AN opportunity ia which yoC
should average not less than $50 per week
f.p,'ri iI-onnsition ready ia rlnce hstore .
G55 Sa:,onhi Press Hi'!@.. o to II am.
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HOTEL POSITIONS OrEk, HOTELS
,lnhs apartments institutions. sehnuls, eoi,
s ,". s. r s.. and 's saSs sssi',s
ssssasps dAils, Every day apsnl"s q D g.,
Florida, 81! htatss for ,nanaHaEs asst n,an
t1pm clerks, Stewards and atlaF ssseutiyes
NH saAE xssalps alass row taFmipsi tiass
e.sssE. ~ gs nv .hN h's.ss sses,
'"TEV.s 9RSAata af4Ysisdp EnaooLs,
rsnas Ave end eafd ~.
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AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY.

For man. ,30.5o. who lives in Washing
who is carefully looking about to better his
p"cn ;,n With d'srs to m
high class business: no stocks. bonds. real
estate or insurance: large earnings possible
for right man; this business carries with it
unlimited possibilities for a managerial posi-
ton Address Roy 13Rty Star office
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SALESlADlts. experienced,
ior coats and dresses Apply at
once, Louis Gold, l2l4 i 1t.
NV.
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Usually the Greatest barrier 10 the way 81 ,scur.
ing new automobile is the disposition Of the. old
The Sale Automobile classification 0: The
Star is daily selling many used cars. Try it for
yours.
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SAfEeu1s srssG aud plaster mortar. orr
saasJsiar with building materials anc lrcs1
80 eye.j~r.t salary 90 START. With '1iur.
ta.a-7 @,ieis on auiiity; only man Q, hiFnss.
jfssegrsfy together With g"gd tylacaNos ha,s
:i,,.1, o.sjy i,y lestpr stating f!,n parts.slsr.
fs,f .irurEle& Blue Diamond 10. @sDn v
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SITCATiON-FEMiIk.

-Ik$OtkAPHER. sGcretarlsI exlprIsU,
@mciEnt: Trustworthy North sJJf Apt. ~
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sAlF~MA E-Aa e&peF'esl'sas t71nrat''':.'
.. .st.,.3ti a. AsrsEtsH' district T.'isnAs'f tn
,..,..sat.s.y trA4llkx sf,vtituiitts. N 4St haF
:. 3 ~ ssn.' i,sfs4i pl'iy a'Id f'r:i df"ss r..
a.. % e thsg iFDstH.t1AS% ~%+a4 -'t~ ~'e'
80. A,,gt+., ID. "a 0f3it5pl8af i9f0ts3i4tpS
t,-sfqta< ttats4t.s l<-4.ih sppbil"si 3'5 h|as
,s.~-tlis+,l att,,n Wt"A,S atiissijsiilr 'b,''.e
81 I.ra4ther ggaak4H 1853, '"f an t'.'
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issIhAhcE SOLICITOR f,r health aud
,,sl ,,'h e9jrs ttat WI snrpa.. ans otf.si
ia United state Isu cost and pags
iIyn classifying.
Mutual
ss7 hYn.es Building.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN DARBER TRADE.
Quick. Big demand write Tri.City Bar
l"r sch1os sl7 T.. Baltimore st.. Bnlti'
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~ NJ - kFsrr'stSS-s exsNsstvsssy-, n, ,s,t.
N%N ~ ta%e hOtssS. h4snsks. - -. ~ - -
NASH tt'eN'n >S4A,w ''N'' 'Ss,
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tSls s.zyl ~, I1TVeRE% fo~ hi,e' aiisrsl l1fi
.s..,. mas s5r4 far aDfera. Gt,t-tg1-h' :" u
st.....'S1 i-s3'ssssls al sei3ing UlaHo3g Aa'
-. KS SE.E StaF OFF,.
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WNNAN, sS'N'g,Nl ws>Aes A,,Ss>e ~,,,x ~ s,l-1..
| SNSWS " sSs&I ssEstssN, SsASt >a.~ asa
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- H. "a sgp29 9rtseks rs o'Ea Bk.Ibss'
ss,ass sa2 ~ N4<tl1. A&o'es# tSy% i"t' o.
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~. 's,Ns MoSA. Washing 1sSs S-SSrssSs =
Hs ~ eNrrrt, st-scsN ossess-ssr srxs.,x -
ss1 ,s,.s SAsAeI Ter and sss.vsssS.. n,
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Part 6-S Pages
tllct,t'--N&l.E.

Acton NJ Ant. BockkEErER. experienced.
ln assist On general {.iock ledger. Must he
Gujck and acVnra's and Eood pnman give
axe, references and .liary wsntcl. Address
R,,X AN sta; tiilre.
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Nr -, F>'sNhN>, HT>s-fEa~> wA9ts wI,yA =,
NJ A1as4< aUt4~ NN NNs@S "a
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tSs',tNFF'ss'I " tsfeS'SS t~sSs .ttN g, S,s,-f,.
SSsS - e.>ltsea kyNsfAe tNtSss4ts t,tyts
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kAIYsNEk f5r fsfsio eabsfsts Bgass ~ New
39rk equipped with X. & 4. iop'A tpeabtf.
Tsn he hsnsSied aD conjunction "iib othsf
fstses ~ DIaas suo H. H'sntstt with X. =. -,
tad ether hig6 elsss heabr ifalc,
Idteral commission. A9Gats VAIN tb,.i
Ye" '4g~.-y''..,. a. :. t,t.s,g.lt.,ta Pa
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HELP. DOMESTIC.

CHAM BERN AID WAITKESS. light colorcei.
over %: stay nights. references; salary $50:
work Mt Cleveland Park SEQ No MeglOne
ftU tprfuunt ave "a "A,
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MoSA se 'xss aocse. eY g.
,,,s a.. stS Sherman ave. n.w
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II may not Be necessary to trade in" your ole
house when purchasing new one. For direct col,
try an advertisement in the Sale House column
Of The Star. You may use G picture Of III.
property. which will make q special appeal to pro
spectve purchaser. s. .
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Graduate nurses. alsa several undergrad.
nata aud practical, uaiy those having pro-
MMs work. HEAtTn rcIjITyKn iNsTi.
fllIlE. sarnrs l. th and q nw,...,..u-.-..-
SALESLADIES for dress de-
partment in speciality store
must be thoroughly expert
eneed: permanent position. good
salary. Apply kalka's. 10th and
II SITS, NV.
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wWA.N.S, Esnaa, seacrSl ASs0sSnxs,S
NNHessSat NAFte Mat q, hV@ ian a. N.,,S.e.
~ "a, Nas$, Easa lis (as~sS' ".
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RALEskRk tAi Or spare tine sopsflt
-. 90 &9ss4err prize. ~ tast ceiling
4gt. I. Prod I..' ~ earning i3s money.
A}19 - aI4 fepreseptatlys fos tt5's s1'E
f>sss.ssfs etc J. d LksnE 1912 h ~
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MAN wants work as ianltor in apartment
house or driving Of any kind. 1874 Willard
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
City Items

The monthly meeting of the com- mon council committee on supplies and printing will be held at the of- flee of the city clerk tonight at $ o'clock.
 4 son was born at New Britain Gereral Hospital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. William Neurath of i22 Wallace street.
 Attorney David l.. Sair and Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz have returned from Richmond, Va, where they attended the annual con- vention Of the Grotto. held there last week. On their way back they visit ed friends in Baltimore and- Phila- delphia.
 Ralph E. Wainright former su- perintendent of parks here, has joined the sales force of the Millane Tree Co. of Middletown. His duties, in addition to selling. include super vising Of planting and landscaping. Bids for completion Of carpentry on No. 1 fire station will be opened at a meeting Of the fire board at 7:3o o'clock tonight. The commis- sions will also consider q question naire for use in examining future ap- plicants for appointment as substi- ute flremen.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F.. Sharpe of Stanley street are attending the com- mcncement week exercises at Dean academy, Franklin. Mass. where their son. Charles Jr.. is member Of the graduating class.
 Miss Lillian Stein. daughter Of Mfr. and Mrs. E. Stein Of o7 Win throp street, has returned from Simmons college for the summer vacation.
 A regular meeting of l.. D. Pen field camp auxiliary will be held Wednesday evening at the Jr. o. U. 4. M. hall on Glen street at S:3o o'clock. flag day program will be held and invitations have been ex- tended to Stanley post. C. A. R., Women's Relief corps. Daughters of Union Veterans Of the Civil War and l.. D. Penfeld camp.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

ever. 1t seemed that he was holding Chris invitation over her head as the price of her final decision.
 Two bright red spots slo" ed ln her checks and quick, angry tears stung her eyes. Had he chosen 10 ramc Chiri purposrly? Did he guess that she tcr.ed on jealousy Of the girl" Virginia had no time then to decide whether it Was Chiri's invitation or Chini herself that he MAS using to bargain with her. Well, if he hoped 10 fan her jealousy, she would give him no satisfaction
 Then I'll see you tomorrow" she said pleasantly, ''llaNe good time.' She banged the receiver on the hook with an emphasis that be- lied the sweet tones of her voice.
 When Oliver came back she Was poWderng her nose with vigorous rapidify There were no signs. be yond the dash of fire in her eyes, that she vas disturbed
 That dinner with Oliver was the only one Virginia had had since she left Deans that was perfect in every respect so far as food and servlc" were concerned. But if seemed that the black cloud of trouble that had settled over her would not lift long enough to per init her to enjoy II,
 The entire evening WAS cloudcd with remorse over her nasty words with Nathaniel when he mentioned Chirl. She knew. now that she was calmer. that he could not have been capable Of tormcnting her witt anything calculated to arouse her Jealousy even if he possessed her secret. Virginia rebuhed herself harshly for having imputed such a contemptible design 10 him.
 But in coming to this view and eNonerating Nathaniel of one fault she still charged him with another. He had shown her that if she chose 10 dine with someone else he would go out and enjoy himself just the same, she believed Her pride re- belled at the thought tlat he would try to plque her into doing as he wished. "He ought to know that I'd be with him if l could always do as like" she thought ycxedly.
 What's the mattero" Oliver asked, leaning forward mot wor- rying about that hundred thousand. are you Virginia? You needn't, you know. IL will be easy for you" (TO BE CONTINUED
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Legal Notice

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
 ceived by the State Highway Com
 missioner. F Washington Street, l Hartford, Conn.,. until 200 P. M.,
 EASTERN STANDARD TIME, Fri
 day. June 2o, 1928, in accordance
 with plans and specifications on file
 at the following places:
 TOWN OF ENFIELD: About l5,- 20 fl. Of trap rock waterbounu maca1am pavement on the Scitico-
 Broad Brook road. NOTE: The
 State will furnish inyert paved cor
 rugatnd metal pipe. Plans and
 specifications at the office Of E. w.
 stevens, Division Engineer. 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, Conn.
 TOWN OF CRANKY: Abou, B. 12J 1t. Of macadam pavement on salmon Brook St. North Granby.
 Note: The State will furnish Spiral ] Corrugated Cast Iron Pipe. Plans and specifications at the office of R.
 w. Stevens, Division Engineer, b
 Lewis Street Hartford. Conn.
 TOWN OF ROCKY HILL: About G,I9l fl. of waterbound macadam pavement on Elm Street: NOTE: The state will furnish reinforced l concrete pipe. Plans and specified tions at the office of D. H. B. Starr, Division Engineer, Poiner Bldg, l MiddletoNn, Conn.
 TOWN OF SJ FIELD: About 15,S4o ft. Of experimental pavement
 and about 16,36e fl. of reinforced
 concrete pavement on East Street. | Note: The State will furnish ce-
 mcnt, asphalt, tar and reinforced concrete pipe. Plans and specified lions al the office of R w. Stevens. 1 Division Engineer 15 Lewis Street,
 Hartford, Conn.
 TOWN OF WETHERSTIELD: About 5,33s ft. of trap rock water 1 bound macadam pavement on Jor- dan Lane. NOTE; The State will furnish cement and invert paved corrugated metal pipe Plans and specifications at the office Of R. w
 Stevens, Division Engineer, Is Lewis Street, Hartford, Conn.
 All bids must he accompanie by q surety company bond or a certified check not less than one-'hird of the | cost of the work. The State High
 way Commissioner reserves the right 10 reject any and all bids. Dated at Hartford, Connoctlcnt June $, 1928.
 JOHN A MACDONALD state Highway Commissioner, 12 Washington Street, Hart ford Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
-StNltlc cemetery.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Rose Ciotti

Funeral of Mrs. Rose Ciotti
 The funeral of Mrs. Rose Ciotti, N ho d,ed at the Bristol hospital las, Friday night. was held at 10 o'clock this morning at St. Anthony $ church. Rev. l.. Beccarhs celebrat- c1 tlt. high mass of requiem and burial was in the new St. Joseph s cemetery.
 Bristol Htgi, Wins
 Follow ing number of defeats. lhe Bristol High school baseball tean came through with a victory Saturday afternoon at the local ath- le,ic field, outscoring the Middictown High team 10 to s. Although Eoinsch. the Middletown pitcher, struck out l4, the Bristol boys punched their nine hits. scoring six runs in the fourth inning. The score by innings:
 Bristol ...... 100 co" 0lo-1o Middlcto"n -. 0l4 900 Ool- S
 Two base hits. Ellis, Rcinsch: left on bases, Bristol IA. Middletown G.; hase on balls. off Fletcher 5. Reinsch 6; struck out by Fletcher 3. Reinsch 4; time 2:l0; umpire, Coughlin.
 New Corporation Formed
 The Superior Cleaning and Dye ing Co. of Forestville has filed q certificate Of incorporation In the office of the town clerk. The capi- talization is $5o,o0o with S6,ooo paid in. The incorporators are Louise D'Agostino. Theodore D'Agostino and Mrs. Esther D. Blank.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Lost-Derosit books No. 1l507 and No. 1862. Finder please return same to Berlin Savings Bank.-adVt.