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ALABAMA. N. I6i7-Mod. front rm.. large.
{ lEht, rocmy closet private nome. Ii
ASHLAND. isi0-DoWnstsITs Toom. private
entrance. College car. He. 505g
/ BOULEVARD PL.. -4l55-Room; private
home. suitable ! or 2, breakfast optional.
We 3203-R.
BLVD. PL.. 3is7-Nicely furnished room;
meals opt, garage. ~. 46ll-R
CAP n. 2344-Furnished m. or 2
gentene1. modern. ia. 151i-3-
CENTRAL CAR-Loyelg cool nm home
privileges: girls. COS SIND. Va z836.
CENTRAL. 2906-Front rm.; single or dbl.
private home, gar, conyenlently located
CENTRAL AND I7TE-Sleeping I'm, mod
eru apt. lst foor- &c. 2455 eEe-
CLrETCH HOTEL-29 Vlr. Ave. house
keeping. also Sleeping: clean. modern.
COLLEGE. l3Q9-Univer5lty Court ! IN
flrn.; ] unfSrn; private nome. RI. 4995.
COLLEGE 224I-Very nice rm-t mod. {.
home ucTlv decorated; const. not Watcr-
GRAY. s.. s3-CozY ru., near bath; prl-
VAT, homo special price. double; nome
privilege. ladies ONLY. car line On. 2844.
ILLINOIS. r., 2l54-Apt. 4; unusual rm:
must be seen 70 be aDpre va. 3652-R.
/ Ing or siepeing ri. 2l02.
MICHIGAN Z. 1908 FREE RENT.
Clean. modern rooms, - week aho
UP. garage service. On. 5sg3, - -
Hs 2
private modern home. gar. OPT. III. 2684
NEW JERSEY. n. 831-2 sic ping rms.
also HOUSEKEEPING: walking distance.
ONO HOTEI-l26iz Z. Ohio; clean. newly
decorated rms. plenty bot water. - UP.
PARK. 2354-Modern furnished rm.; pri-
waite home. Central car. ne. 55l2.
PAPK-Vorv desirable front; private home;
meals optional re. 1888
PENN ~. als APT. 9-Id.al arrangement
Tor 2. reasonable. IT, $3.50
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM Pleaty hot
water. walking distance. ~ laou
PRATT, a. ll8-Furnshed rm., private
nome. walking distance
LBOTT-North ~ creek, attractive nm,
mod breakfast optional Ha. o259-tt.
UNIVERSITY COURT 13ll-Newly deco.
newly fur. mod. vik. DIST girls ri. 32o6.
VERMONT W. 36 Apt = Two front
r-nr gentlemen, reasonab.H ~. III.
WALNUT. T.. 415-Lovely sleeping apis;
player piano; -1it9blee 2 or }, also sleep
ing By bath. H. 1888
WALNUT. 3o7 E.-Clcan modern. airy
room; reasonable IL. 1864.
18TH w. 20 Clean. moG7rn sleeping nm;
plenty hot water. $3.50 telephone
25TH. ~ 500 I'm; suitable fer 2 priv
! BIRD ST z 4l6-Nicely furnishd room,
car and bus. Wa. 4l84M
BIRD w. I249-Pleasant RIM. modern
/ home. telephone, music room privileges,
/ close to carlIne Ha. 1873
34TH. f.. Newly fur. rm.. PRIV. home;
! I or 2, ideal location Wa 5220-M
/ WANTED Girls or couple employed. to
rent a beautiful nm. in modern home.
Rent cheap on account of husband being
gone at nights. He. 2902.
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES Now in effect,
come and see what we have. Deusion
( Hotel Il. 1898
/ NEWLY FURE And deco~%ted ru.. walk.
{ distance: nome privilege girls RI 3206.
ATTRACTIVE FURE RM-In downtown
apt. with private family. man and wife.
/ or gentlemen Ii. 90l3
/ NEAR 22D-And Meridian. comfortable
nm. gentlemen, private family, no other
ro0merS. reasonable. Ia. 1854
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Ford Touring

Our assortment for SIS can not be
beat by any one in the city. DIN Chew
rolet Co., IS w. 18th st. Ii. 1851. Open
eNcnirRS and SundaN
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Situations Wanted Female

AIIDDLE-AGED HOU5EK EEPER-Where a
Toy e r. dc- and s0~e furniture can
De kept Box d 1l2 Times.
MIDDI I'D AGED-Woran wants good
home care .cr children. OILS Z. New
AREFUL-LaurderinE called for and de-
hycred. experienced. Or. 1920.
LAUNDRY WQRK-To bring houe: every
thing handled carefully he $3.50.
DINING ROOM-Giri or upstairs maid
Miss Fern Benz. English, Ind
GENERAL HOUSEWORK- And no cooking.
go home nlghtS. DlShVaSheI Dr.. S627-R.
LACE CURTAINS TO LAUNDER-Work
guaranteed. Call r. 24O5
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WANTED Ambitions. industrious person
30 introduce ana supply the demand for
rawlefgh Household Product. IL North
shelby. Haurgr. North Marion and
Southwest Hamilton Counties. Make sales
of $50 20 $500 70 month or more Raw
.-1rh Method zct business everywhere.
no selling experience required We sup
r.- products. sales and advertising inter-
.trre and service NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.au need Profits increase every month.
lowest prirrs. best values. most COM
Hlete service. w. II. RAWLEIGH CO.,
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TEN Statesmen WANTED
ZEN with cars. who knOw farm Lie. can
earn biz money selling lowest priced Ma
f.r-aI guaranteed swine medicine i'm In
diana. elaborate advertising and radio
campaign now IN progress, statesmen
.vrrage $40 10 SIS day regular and re-
.rfye their paw each night excellent OPP
rrrtunftv for hustlerS For interview see
sir. Dav. evenings after s O'Clock at I'll
p Grant Ave TudiauaDoilC
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PASTURES miles south Fountain. for
cattle; reason. Southport 45-J-2. Ia. 40Og.
try TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINEsi
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GRINDING NJ n C. IL / \ E
OPERATORS. Experienced on
both Internal and external
grinding. Apply or write to
FRIGID AIR r CORPORA
TION. Plant No. 1, North Tay-
lpr street. DAYTON. Ohio.
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tor ?. plenty hot water: privileges. -
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Mother' care:
private home; 81. u. 1914 -
LOVELY HOME-For mother and child
reasonable. Ch- l870-J.
VERY-Attracttve rm., shower bath; ex-
ce.cnt meals; bust. man; gar he. 2201;
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA. H.. 437- Rooms for light house
keeping and sleeping.
ALA. N 528-Nice front room; room with
sitchenette, s.. RI. 800.
ALA. 1893 M and 2-rn.. kitchenette
apartments furnished; never been used.
Ashland. l529-2-rm. furn apt; sink in
kitchen; private entrance; gar RI. 3o84.
BROADWAY, 2l21-Large front and ktCh-
enette: garage Ia. 0597.
BROADWAY, 1142-2 attrac.. furn. rms;
constant. hot water: phone, reasonable.
CAPITOL. N. 7l5-2 Housekeeping apts.;
completely furnished. Ii $500
CAPITOL. 2o45 N.-TWO HOUSEKEEPING
ING ROOM FOR MOTHER AND CHILD.
MOTHERS CARE. MODERN HOME.
CAPITOL. N. 1928 modern unfinished
rms. Oh. 264I-J Ii. 8l36.
CAPITOL N. 1902 rms. modern. every
thing furnished, S. Ii 5l72.
COLLEGE. 2l27-3 rms; furnished or I'M
furnished private entrance.
COLLEGE. 1922 Large comfortable front
I'm. mod, priv, couple. RI 2668.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N Illinois; 2-rm.
ished sIo,5o Ii. 282I.
REDWOOD. 1922 connecting rooms,
kitchepette, private home. Ia. 53l2-
MADISON AVE, 1926-Newly DECORATED
nm. furnished reasonable Dr. 4284-W.
3
Keeping rooms. eau at room Il.
| MERIDIAN. N. l935-Nice, clean, apt,
rms. kitchenette sink. Ia 1922
az a5sms mt rooms ri 4l45
NEW JERSEY. as N.-Large front rm.;
modern; everything furnished; 50.
NEWMAN. 1l2l-2 connecting front rms
cool. private home. Oh. 4244-R
NORTH-3 rms. modern. private entrance;
good carline; So. Ia. 1892
ORIENTAL, 90 N-3-rm. apt: modern;
everything furnished; reasonable.
PARK, 2l42-New management; newly dec
Grated, , rm. apt, garage He. 2UO8.
Riley n. lOl-Attractively 3 rms. furn.
ant. garage. adults. Try. 24S5-M
ST. CLAIR. E. 3I7-Suite rms; also sleep
ing, modern, adults RI. 1860
ST. JOE. f. 2l5-2 connecting rms; mod
ern: furnished reasonable. Ri. 1854.
WALNUT E Il5-2 furnished rms; walk.
DIST: $50 mo. See housekeeper in base.
WALNUT e. 4l2-2 furnished modern
front housekeep. rms. also sleeping nm.
WOODRUFF. 5O2 NJ. Do nicely furnished
front rms: with kitchentte. Oh. 1850.
TENTH E. 226-2 housekeeping rms. up
stairs also l down. modern. Ri. 46l8.
10TH. e. 445-Modern room: everything
furnished walking distance; 81. Ii. 20lI.
nth. E. 243-2 hsekpg. rms. adjoining
bath. private entrance. Reasonable.
nth. E. 72I-2-rm. suite; clean, mod
ern Ri. 5938.
20TH =. 4lS-Nice bedrm. and kitchen;
PRIVILEGES of good home for reliable
couDls. ReaSoneb bic.
3IST 1887. W--CompIeteIy furn. modern
rms. private entrance. Ia. 2551.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Houses for Safe
$50 CASH
PRTGHTWOOD

New four-room bungalow. large lot,
close to 34th st. Balance $40 per month.
CAL Mr. Adler, Ii. 1920, evening" Try.
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Suburban for Safe
Storage and Transfer


STORE Your furniture in FIRE proof stor.
age house Private lockers. Pay months
later Special no charge for hauling
for month OF May. Estimates given with
out obligation. Call
PAR1LoW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co;
4is h4arket Ri 1850
PACKING. SHIFTING Low RATES-On
California shipments. Local and over
land hauling. OTTO J. SUEZ. RI. $685.
655l night. Gil. 0699N -4579
J. H TAYLOR TRANS. s STORAGE; sPE-
CIAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Cricago. ST. Louis. Detroit. Cleveland or
other cities. Dr.. 907l. or Ri. 426s.
FURNITURE MOVING-Ss load and up:
large covered, trucks. experienced help;
giye me 3 call. Dr.. 1851
TRANSFEP-And General Hauling of all
kinds s2i z. 54th. W E RODOEKER
Wa. 44ss: residence, Hu. 2l37.
BRTTTON TRANSFER-Moying SO SO load
large trucks: responsible men. DR.. 1916
c. Il MALONE Transfer hauling. grad
ing ana sodding. Oh. STA.
HICKS-Local and long distance transfer:
expert piano movers. Ri. 6434.
1OCAL-And overland moving: lowest
rates. Responsible men Be. 1853.
WILLIAMS TRANSPORTER covered
trucks; local. o.errds $3.50 Id. UP. II. o24z
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POSITION WANTED-Any kind o. driv-
.ug. reference furnished. Dr.. 1925
PAPER CLEANING WANTED s1.OO per
room Oh 26f1-T
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Situations Vented Mcie

WARREN AVE. 8ll-Lone woman give
home 10 q mlddle-accG lady,
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Business Places for Rent
Garages for Rent
Farms for Rent

GARAGES individuals only Sc each. "a
N East St
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL or 2 gentlemen: modern;
private home. Ta 026i.
CENTRAL. 1923 Large attractive nm. for
2. twin beds, constant hot va, break
fast evening dinner, gar. opt. Ia. ll66
COLLEGE. 2355 Pleasant front room;
privileges Of a good home Ia 354l,
EASTERN AVE 800 Room. board; priv
ate family; close bus and car line.
MERIDIAN. N, 2O5O-Extra large; twin
beds. for ? Young men; excellent meals
OAKLAND ll33-Lovely rm., priv. home;
gar; mr.. car line. home cook. Oh. 4252-R
PARK. $3.50 Beautiful nm; private. home;
Central car; meals opt. He. 44l2.
VERMONT. E. I2s-Apt 5: front rm.:
for ?, plenty hot water: privileges.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Mother'S care;
private home; 81. Ii. 1854.
LOVELY HOME-For mother and child
reasonable. Ch 1901.
VERY-Attractive rn. shower bath: ex-
cedent meals: bust. man gar. ne. 5507
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLINGHAM - 1910 Balsam Ave; newly
decorated. 3-rOOm apis. S4I5C. utilities
furnished. Wa. 44l3
DELAWARE. SIS. M rms. bath. heat
vat furn.. yery attractive; reas LIN sos.
KENwoOD. 3o24-Modern. 6-rm.. upper
duplex: heat. water garage. Ia 53l2.
LOCKERBIE. 6l4-Modern. room apt:
steam heat; hot water; ETC.; $40; inspect.
Kew 3rd door west.
PINEX-Pine. Fletcher ave; fur and IN
fur; S35 UP. See custodian, Apt. No. 2.
STURM. i80l-FurniShed: rms. kitchen
cite. duplex apt; strictly mod; rea-
18TH. E. 420-6-Tn- apt; must be seen to
be appreciated. Ri. 1907.
4 Iso5 EIEITEENTH ..............S55II GO GO
1888 n. Meridian .......,......,... 1000
1926 n. Illinois .................... 5o0
s6 sol \. Meridian ....:..:..:::::. $3.50
ll06 College Observation-Disclosures $500
!i24 Broadway ............-..-.-.. 1929 90
5S45 E, Washington ............... IS.
S5l5 n. Penn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
l2st E. Washington .............-- 1900
MoyNAHAN PROPERTIES.
TO pni99R1s s Title
THOROUGHLY modern 2, 5. and 5-room
apartment; s locations north. east, and
south at reduced rent See us or phone.
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Building.
LOvELY-4-rm. upper duplex; newly dec;
garage. utilities tuyn.; SIS. Ha. 1915.
LOWER DUPLEX-24O0 N. I'VE rooms: two
bedrooms: heat. water. garage furnished:
sCHLoss BRos. INVESTMENT co.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let US help you find an apartment We
take you in our car. No obligation OF
course. RI. 1871.
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Chevrolet, 1925 Coupe, $40 Down
New Duco finish; motor recently over
hauled; a real buy for any one. OLIN
CHEVROLET CO., 1910 N. Meridian st.
Ii 1851. Open evenings and Sunday.
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FORD-Tudor sedan, 1927; wire wheels;
balloon tires, just real nice little car
in excellent condition; So down.
5436 f. washington ST. Ir. 1924
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Business Announcements

THROOM-C0mplctc. SO. plumbing anc
-eat-.c lrs.a-l.a- EeaS II 4151.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. n. I6i7-Mod. front rm-. large.
Nght. Toomy closet, private home. Ii.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
Storage and Transfer
Miscellaneous for Sale

MOVED S2.5o--And up; large
covered trucks. Ii. 1870. Oh. 1892.
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1925 Mass. Ave.
PAPER SALESMAN


studio Press. 345 Century Eldr.
PAPER HANCFRS-Cau Van Treesc. u.
1887, 53l2 Lowell ST.
wANTFD-Block ma6crP 1924 E. Twen-
rFTh St
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
TRADERS BEATEN
 BY fARMINGT0A|
New Britain Basketball Five
 Loses by Close Score

Last night at the new high school at Unionville, the New Britain State Trade school basketball team lost one of the hardest fought games of the season to Pennington High by the close score of 21 to IT. The but 1t was especially fast and furious in the final quarter.
 Odlum. Pennington center. was the stumbling block for the local hold him and he scored number of easy sucker shots.
 E. Beckius, one of the regular guards on the New Britain team, was out of the lineup with an injured forefinger received several days ago and he will not be available for some time. This. coupled with a number of near-shots of the heart rt-breaking variety, combined to send the locals down to defeat. Time after time the ball was placed on the rim only 10 have it roll off on the wrong side.
 Next Wednesday afternoon. Jam uary 16, the local team will travel to Bridgeport to meet the Bridgeport Traders and New Britain hopes 10 pin defeat on that aggregation New Britain lost to the Park City quintet by a small margin q few weeks ago. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
LAKE PLACID CLUB TO
 HOLD SECOND DOG DERBY
Annual Winter Classic to Be Staged Over We'll known C0urse
 Jancary 16-l7.

Lake Placid, x. Y., Jan le R- The second annual Lake Placid club sled dog derby will be held here. January 1G-lI.
 Lee: hard Seppais, Alaskan sweep stake winner. will again compete in F.. r. Kicker, Jr.. of Poland Springs. Me, is the only woman entered. She will drive her own team over the course which will be divided into daily runs of from l5 to 25 miles each. Mrs. Kicker finished second last year.
 The derby will be endorsed by the New England Sled Dog club. and the president. MoseIy Taylor Of Boston. plans 10 enter a team which will be driven by Hiram Mason of Tam- worth, N. II. Walter Charming of Boston has entered two teams. one of which he will drive himself. while ihe other will be driven by Thomas l!abney. Harold Pendergast. of Conway, N. H., who raced here last year, will compete again. Each team must be composed of no more than seven dogs. Neither driver nor dogs may be changed dur ing the two days, and a dog once dropped from team may not be ,einstated. Winners will be awarded silver prizes
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
CUBS HAVE LIST
 OF HARD H|7TERS
Hanger Mccarthy t Loss to
 Arrange Batting Order

Chicago, Jan. 12 NtThe old lady in the shoe, who had SO many chill dren she didn't know what to do, has nothing on SMarse Joe" Mccarthy, the rotund pilot of William Wrigley's pennant chasing Cubs.
 Mccarthy has so many powerful right hand hitters, among them the greatest seeker in the National lea gue. Rogers Hornsby. that he doesn't know how to arrange his batting or ger.
 Its got me stumped even though it does sound funny" Mccarthy moans. Just look over that list of right handed fence busters-Horns- by, Kiki Cuyler. Hack Wilson. Riggs Stephenson. Woody English. Gabby Hartnett and the rest. No foolin': it's got me guessing. How am to start them off?"
 But Wrigley merely chuckles. He can see nothing but a pennant for his Cubs in 1929. barring accidents. Ro- gers Hornsby, he is confident, will
  right up to the top at the start and keep them up there at the finish. It cost Wrigley approximately half million dollars in cash and players to get the "Rajah" from Boston. but he thinks he is worth it.
 With Hartnett catching, Grimm at first. HornSby at second. English at shortAtop and Wilson. Cuyler and Stephenson in the outfield. and one of the best pitching staffs in the Heydler circuit, the 1929 crop of Cub rockies will have to play some class of baseball to stick with McCarthy's squad. The only possible openings arc on the pitching staff and at third base.
 Clyde Peck played the hot corner most of last season. but his batting Was impotent and Mccarthy is seek ing somebody for that spot. Two promising rockies will be tried for the position, Clarence Blair of Little Rock and Danny Taylor of Memphis. Blair hit .294 and led the Southern association infielding last season. Taylor. who can play either third Lase or the outfield. batted .374 in 1928 and was one of the best base runners in the south.
 In addition to their staff of hurling veterans. Charlie Root. Sheriff Blake. Guy Bush, Art Nehf, Pat Malone and Carlson, several promising mound ar lists will try out with the Cubs dur ing the training season. Among the most promising is Mike Cvengros, who earned his third try-out with the majors by pitching great ball for Wichita Falls in 1928; Bcrlyn Horne, who comes from Jersey City, a sec ond division club, with 15 victories and l7 defeats. and Clyde Day, who comes from Omaha of the West ,rn league where he won IT games with another mediocre club.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES
Three Contests to Be Staged Tonight at Y. NJ. (. \. With I."adcgS Playing.
Playing.

Three games of promising chafac- fer will be played in the Inter- Church Basketball league this cve- ming al the Y. NJ. C. A. as the teams after feeling out each other and themselves in the opening games last week. resume their chase for the title. With a cup and the authority 10 enter the state tournament defi- nit"ly promised as prizas for the winners. all six teams will redouble their efforts to conquer, and the league Is expected 10 see some hot games.
 The Saints will meet in the first game of the night at 7:3o o'clock St. Matthew's German I.utherans against St Marks Episcopa!ians The St. Matts showed great all around strength in their initial start and are figured as one of the most prominent contendcrs. The St Marks took an awful druhhing last week. but the team was short of regular players and out of practice and is expected to do better tonight with these faults rcmedied.
 In the second contest the First I.uthcrans will meet the Stanley Memorial team The I.utherans. with the youngest team in the cir cnit, ran up 5S points by remarkable shooting last week and looked dan gcrous while the Starmors put up stiff battle against the South church. The east end team, how
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
4 years of Development
 and oveva z Million miles of Testing

Years ago, the Chevrolet Motor Company designed and built its fr,t expert. mentalsix-cyAnder motor. This far.sighted step was taken because Chevrolet engineers knew that the six.cylinder motor is in. herently the most perfect. ly balanced motor -the ideal power plant to meet the growing public de. mand for greater reserve power, faster getaway and, above all-sm smooth. quiet performance.
 During the last four years, over . hundred six-cylin. der motors were built by Chevrolet engineers and tested on the General Motors Proving Ground.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12

Day and night, through wi---:2---'s cold and 7um. E-c7's heat, the incessant ,es.:cg went on-until the present motor was de. veloped and finally pro, nounced correct.
 At the same time other Chevrolet engineers were perfecting other parts of the chassis. And another great automotive organi-ation-the Fisher Body Corporation-was devotins its gigantic re. sources to the creation of the finest, sturdiest and most beautiful bodies ever offered on a low.priced automobile.
 As a result, the Outstand. ing Chevrolet offers an
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12

order of weil.balanced ex. cellence-a combination of performance, comfort, beauty and handling ease that is truly remarkable with a deuteronomy of better than 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline.
 You owe it to yourself to see and inspect this re. markable car. Come in .oday!
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
HACK TO RE SOLD

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. IF VJP)- Thistledown race track in North Randall. near here, the largest run- hint race track in Ohio. will be sold by the shefI6 to the highest bidder on January 2s. it was announced to- day, The track has been in the hands of the receivers for the last two yearo.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12

weight"
 Despite the stupendous success of the bout. Rickard did not attempt te promote another fight until four yeaFs later. Although Rickard never did say 70. 1t is understood from many sources that he was not im- preased with the possibilities of the promotion of boxing matcheA
 "IM never promote another light" Rtcksrd is quoted e having said after the Cans Nelson bout.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
HE WRECKS THI; TEAM

New York swimming fans sec in Johnny Wcismuller's turning pro a chance to gain some of the honor that has been Chicagq's in the aquatic world for the past 20 years. They think Weismullers retirement will wreck the Illinois A. C. squad.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
NtV Britain Fic1 Crucial Glma Sunday ud neldlJ
IIast NigAt's 1oGaDle Albany [, Fall River [.
GeUDe0 I001GAe Albany at Providence. New Britain at Waterbury.

Two fierce battles In the American Roller Hockey league are in pros pect Sunday and Monday in Albany when the New Britain team meets the Albany quintet.
 Following its victory last night over the Fall River club by . to { score, the Albany quintet once again is in . first place tie with New Brit ain. Both clubs have won 1l games and have lost eight.
 The games tomorrow and Mon- day will decide which team is to oc- cupy the first place position. d. though . split will leave them in the identical position in which they are now found. The teams are about evenly matched and the only regret is that they are being played in AL bany and not in this city.
 The score of last Aisht's game is
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
,ver. will be reorgani.ed fos tsa,sh.'.

UNtT. NH Ut EUFS3uIxcQ " 00Ws80 affair.
 Two fierce old riyalR. thce South Consre gational church and Every mans Bible class. will come 10 grips in the last battle of the night. Chan- pions for two years. tho South church again showed its power by winning its first league ;.asac last Saturday. The Bible class. although beaten then. has been rcnade dur ing the past week and is expected to offer real battle to the conErega- tional:sts.