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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
Gathering Prize
Baby No'Cinch'

Being papa 20 a prize winning
baby - no cinch. says ri. j.. Mrvcr
"a 0lmito- father ar little Mis- r.
ther May. winner Of the Valley first
1929 baby contest eonduetes
By The Brownsville Herald.
"All my friends think IL a huvs
joke" Meyer says. @znd they kid -
about IL continually. I've got rheu-
matism in my hands from shAkfn-
hands 50 much with congratulsfors.
sxpect I've o1t-handshook presi-
dent Co0lidgs during the Last uaet y
Little Miss Meyer and her mother
are doing nicely and expect 10 be
in Brownsville soon to collect the
valuable prizes donated By Brc~ng-
vile merchants and The Brownsville
Herald.
The entire family was surprised
az winning the prizes. st. Louis rel
atives Of both Mr.. and Mrs. Never
were doubly surprised. first AZ the
baby, and then Nc the prizes wen.
The baby was born a THE Nettie
Coween maternity hospital in San
Benito n 1910 a. N. Nsw Year :
morning
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which ne had disagreed with the
treasury.
"Yes. you did, Hawiey.f Garner
retorted. You're doing pretty well.
| only wish you had a little iron az
your back hone and would tell the
treasury what 70 do instead Of let
ting them tell you what TO do
The Texan declared thar the
-joint committee Is not worth q
damn unless Hawley u going 20
function" and a few minutes later
bought the latter 10 his feet again
with a demand that he Rave the Off
eial documents or that committee
printed.
II don't think thst j. the function
Of the chairman. but 81 the joint
committee" said Hawley. II will
call a meeting some Of these days
and see about 10"
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OUR VALLEY

Continued from page one
that the Houston-New Orleans route
will start operating January ~.
Also. intimation comes from
Washington tast the Mexican gov
eminent plans changes in its inter
national air mail service.
May move the exchange point
from Laredo to Brownsville.
Brownsville is ready to receive
the air mails. The airport Is rapid
~ nearing that stage Of condition
where all-weather landing and take
off arrangements are funetioning.
The mountain route has proved
hazardous aud difficult. a. well rs
expensive, IL II learned from sources
fsmiliar with conditions.
Don't know what the air mail will
bring Brownsville and Matamoros,
but Y; l. certainly worth having
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OIL OUTPUT CLIMBS

TULSA. Okla, Jan. 5.-P-Se-
cold weather apparently has
had no effect on Greater Seminole
field during the past week. as pro-
duction has been climbing steadily
no new wells added. Today, the
gagged 27S.936 barrels from
1913 wells, an increase Of $50 bar
rels over yesterdays yield and a as
hour gain Of 2.O4S barrels. In the
past three days Greater Seminole
has gained 5,S56 barrels.
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GARNER HALTS

(Continued from page cne.l
steel corporation refund had been
raid BY the treasury department to-
DAY.
HAwley was Joined IN his de-
Tense by Chairman Anthony Of the
appropriations committee and Rep
r~cssntative Wood. Indiana. ranking
republican on that group.
Flags Howley
Garner also said in referring TO
Secretary Mellon that IF this man
administers the office for another
fcur years he will destroy the sys-
tenn Of taxation because be will de-
ttroy the confidence Of the Ameri-
ran people IN the system
At one juncture Garner brought
Hawley 10 his feet to defend him
self against q charge that he had
Ablindls followed the instructions
81 the treasury. The Oregon mem
Der rseited several instances in
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New Scout Troop
Organized Here

"A Boy Scout troop was organized
~ che First Baptist church here Fri
dag evening. There were eight boys
present besides Mr.. r. n. Clark,
troup committeeman. and RI. III.
Clcgr, Jr.- scoutmaster.
The boys present were William
Miller. Virgil Young. Robert Miles.
Robert Dixon. Edwin Clark. Marx
Mackles. Gerald Harrington and
Gordon McInnis.
The boys we're divided into two
patrols, the Hawks and the Eagles.
Robert Dixon and Gordon MeTnnis
were elected patrol leaders ard VIII
liam Miller was chosen scribe.
Troop and patrol colors also were
selected.
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Girl. STAYS SELF

COOLING, Idaho, Jan. 5.-tP-
After struggling a mile and a half
through deep snow to a butte near
Gooding, Helen Tenney, i5-year-oId
daughter of President c. W. Tenney,
of Goodig College. shot herself
through the head. Her body was
found BY s%earrhers today. Miss Ten
ney had been in iii health.
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; MILLION IN DIVORCE

RENO, New, Jan. 5.-tP1-A final
divorce decree carrying with 4 settle
ment involving more than three mil
lion dollars was granted today at
Carson City in county court. AIRS.
Mamie /. Brokaw was awarded 4 d.
vorce from Clifford VI. Br3kaw.
wealthy New Yorker. on grounEs Of
desertion.
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FEDERATION MEET JAN. %

DALLAS. Jan. 5.-(Pl-The mid
year board meeting Of the Texas
Federation OF Womens' clubs will hc
held in Austin, Jan. "a, Mrs. w. W.
Potter Of Bowie. state president, an
nouneed here today. The annual ed
ucational conference Of the state
federation will meet In Austin the
next day.
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DALLAS. Jan. 5.-T1-Foymer
Mayor Louis Blayloek and his wife.
each IL years old. VINO have been
critically III with influenza. were
said by their physicians TO be great
liz improved today.
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CRASH VICTIM FROM :. A.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 5.-tS1-Lie1t.
Dean q. Johnson. rs, killed in an
air crash near Heathsviile. Va 20
day. was married 70 Miss Gertrude
Hansen Of this city Oct. 81. He was
graduated from the flying school xt
Kelly Field and was transferred 20
langley Field. Va
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AUTO CRASH r

PAMPA. Tex. Jan. 5.-r-Clar-
enes Hughes. 19. u Pampa. was kill
ed tonight when his automobile over
turned on slippery highway near
here. ". IT, Orr. q cousin VI the
dead youth, escaped with bruises
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RING RELEASED

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.--IF-
The Philadelphia Nationals tonight
announced outright release of Jim
my Ring. veteran pitcher. and the
sale to Columbus american Asso-
ciation), OF Johnny Schultz. third
string catcher. Ring becomes n free
agent.
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FREMONT. o, Jan 5.-tP-Mrs.
Eva Cradle ~, her son Donald, 3,
and . a-nonthx old daughter. Coda,
were burned fatally whnn their home
n Gypsum. Ohio. was destroyed by
Iirc today.
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MANY TOPICS

CONTINUED from page one.)
ity Of the membership, and We are
not counting those who nave indi-
Gated to some OF my friends that
they would support me. or those
known to be friendly to my candi-
dacy."
One Barron supporter, VI. M. HAr-
man. Waco. estimated the total Of
the formers 'bonafide" supporters
at 81. There are $50 members in
the house.
Among the members seen around
Montgomery's headquarters were
Representatives. Mike Hog of Hous-
ton, Adrian Pool Of ! Paso, c. n.
Shaver or Huntsville, q. :. McCombs
of Dallas, Travis Smith ar Tyler, and
Dewey Young OF Wellington.
AUSTIN. Jan. 6.-tPt-Lobbying
headquarters will be established in
the capitol building by the Texas
Women's Christian Temperance
Union on Monday. eve Of the conven-
tion Of the 4ist legislature. Mrs.
Claude Van DeWatts. president, said
today.
The main items o. the o~rganiza-
tion's legislative program are pro-
jected repeal Of the evidence clause
Of the search and seizure act. and
a bill TO appropriate proceeds or the
liquor prescription permit desk IN
the eomptroller's department. for
Investigations incident to enforce
ment Of the liquor Law.
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STAFFORD SPRINGS. Conn, Ian.
5-tP-PlIoting q nail plane frcm
Boston q Apw York. Ned EA-rirstor.
~, Stamford Conn., wa killed to-
night when biz plspA srash<f.
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RENTALS


BEAUTIFUL NEW Spanish stucco
bungalow on Harrison and Path
streets (South) ali convenienees. big
yard for garden and chickens, moder-
ate rent. Inquire HOS Market Square.
MA
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Locaticn--atreet and number.
Lct--sfrs. trees. shrnbery, etc.
Rooms-nnaber. interior fin
ish. size.
Construeticn--brick. stucrn, or
frame Lighting. heating.
plumbing. nocrE. Kind ard
eondition Of reef.
rransportstion facilities.
rchocls and churches
Garage and cthsr buildinxr.
Price ard tsrraE Of ssle-
Comparative neighhorhoo4
prices Date of possession
Nxrn@. address, tHfcphrra.
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State o. Texas, County OF Cameron. s.:
r. J. TUCKER, Cashier Of the above-named bank, do soemniy swear
hat e above statenen Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. j. TUCKER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 4h day OF JAM lszs
". b. CLINT, Notary Public
tCotrect-Atest.
JOHN GREGG,
N. FERNANDO.
A. CUETo, JR.
Directors.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Kind OF business. hor long e.
tablished.
Locstien-nearest competinor,
kind Of neighborhood-
Class Of trade-cash or credit.
delivery or not.
Kate or turnover. gross and net
income.
Sire Of building, displry space
storage space
Price, terms, rxntal terms Of
lease. Date Of possession.
Reason fer selling
Name. address. telephora
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies
AUTOMOT1VE SALES & SERVICE

New Britaiu's only Authorized Ford Dealer. Ford Cars, Service and Parts
 -f" ELM ST. 86 ARCH ST BERLIN AUTO SALES co.
 Authorized Ford Dealers BERLIN. CONN. TELEPHONE 5l25 ] BUICK MOTOR CARs. Sales and service. Capitol Buick Co.,, 1159 Stanley St.
 Telephone 26D7.
 | CHtYsLER and PLYMOUTH MOTOR
 CARS. FARGO TRUCKS. Sales and
 Service. Bond Motor Car Co. 1S9 Arch
 Street Telephone SIC.
 CHEVROLET SALES X SERVICE. Pat ] terson Chevrolet, Incorporated. l14l ] stanley St and IS MaiA St. Tel 2II. i DE SOTO SIX, "A Marvellous Car" Come H. and sea it. ]. B. Moran Motor Sales. SIS ! Church St. Telephone 2S42-W. i DODGE BROTHERS Motor Cars and 1 Dodge Bros. Trucks, Fours and Sizes, S
 & F. Motor Sales Corp. 1129 stanley Street. Telephone 731. DCRANr motor car and I{ugby tTucE. K. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry Street. Tele- phone 2g512.
 GNAHAM-PAIGE sixes < Lights now n display in our new home. 259 Arch St. Howard W. Whitman. Tel 2Slo HARMON MOTOR CAES. CH9rIan4s Auto Service. Sipwrooms at @@4 East
 Main St. at Elm St. Service at 45a Nam St, near East Main. Tel 15i4. NASH motor cars. See the new line, Sales and Service. A. C. uawker. 58 Elm St. Telephone @456.
 OAKLAND AND PONTIAC-Vislt our showroom and inspect these very fine automobiles. C. A. Bence. Oakland and Pontiac Dealer, 50 Chestnut St. (next to car harn). Telephone 2215. sTuDEBAhER MOTOR CAES-sales anu Service AIbto Motor Sales Co. 225 Arch St Telephone 26o
 OLDsMuB1LL anu Viking. New beautiful models ill siXes and eights. Sales and Service. Donlijan Motor Cu. Hotel Bur ntt Garage. 1$6 Washington St. Tele- phone 4574-
 HUDsON-EssEX Sales anu Service. uoncyman Auto Sales. 2uo East Main St, Telephone 2542. REQ SALES X sEFVICE, Frank r. Mc- Namara. corner Elm and Park Streets Telephone 211d.
 WILLNs-KNlGHT sALES AND sERV- ICE. Fine motor cars Beom Garage and Motor Sales. Fred BcIoin. Jr Prop. ll5 Church Street. Telephone 4j60.
 WHlPPET Fours and sISes S.-es auJ Service. LImyf Automobile Co, 22 Main St. Telephone l5l3.
 Autos and Trucks For Sale 2 CHEVROLET co8cE I937. Five neW tires. Call evenings John Wcatmau. 7to East St., third floor FOR SALE, model A Fora Tudor Ez- retlcnt condition. Upholstery like new. Phone @515-W evenings HUDSON SEDAN. Iy27. In good -o,llii- tjon. Win sell fur %5ou Apply r 3un~lH, 2l3 Oak St.
 Garages to Rent II LARGE garage to rent. Specft rates sor winter storage. Also suitable for ms "rllaHcous storage. I'll West Main s,.
 Service Stntion-RepaIins r AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS mace and repaired. Rumble seat tops Closet Car tops q speciality. Johns Auto Top Shop. 1o& West Main St. Tel l49i ARCH ST. BODY X RADIATOR WORKS $. Wolf, prop. Auto radiators body fen ders repaired. TOT Arch St. Tel. 17U9.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

BALI.EOOMt CLOGI TOE! STAGE! Emerson Studio, 162 Main st. Center in Mag's Sturc). Tel. 613.
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
S>s
Hotels

lI,,rrI,1 ,-,T11r. HOTEL DORIS, Fl Main St-~Under new manaSement New Britains newest hqa- proof hotel Tile baths and layatogies showers Large sunny .front rooms. By aaE or week, Open day and night. Taienhone 4475
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

LARGE garage. &eA3p Suitable for re- rair shop UT storage t2f Blackwell Ave. Telephone G@Ot.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

I'l;i' "ArE and s-asd ltr ~15e. Traul ! na" .Ln1.-. rod. Te:ruh"uo eo42-L i>1'5S-l gallon to y9 gallon Chd1ry, or PaDafned, $, P aTEOPLE. IS, IarE Sr. Teiephone a59
 Business and Onice Equipment }; NEW BRITAIN STOEE FINTEEE CU
 store Fixtures nt All Kinds
 -.y- .L1l-IIi MAIN ST TEL. 5i5t SAFE FoE SALE in fine condition, WfI sell retsonthIy. Iaqure at lI3 Maple SAFES. Me Lavu them to -u.t any Aoiae nr business purpose, h all sizes and "e'EAi%. Prices start at f2a. Adkins Printing Co., stauonets and office out urtors. t5 Church Street.
 Footwear and Clothing Gl slaHIrI,T vo.u dgp>4,s 5or s1lc. s5|,. in it1., iD matrh. F}trr~ rraspua HIr. iu"a" a}i' before fl.&o a. m.
 Household Articles 6 X HAI;tIN!N in u-rd -us e5ocrTc and t"naana'lou WaUErs. washers tud }arUum r'ea@ars Easr terms Phone 5a7. tIamUlio. Mn Snas mlauog@uy upright paon. dark rtrh 1##r IIte NearS oid. Zinc ,unrlisIon. Make a1 offer. IasE 5atn3. fol Arob Streot first 1nor
 H1''. <..''- a-t s1r~roD m-ts-1-S for sale. Nearly new. Very reasonable. C.
 -'s. .a.sl, ''-.. ,.#I tNu., neus,g-ton, T.ltlho"r &,$"-W.
 bEfpHE Hn.Iu- tala that new apart Hrft ln. u* hams 1rur shades and Lly Eonr iao}eun4, iluw Goldsmith < Co., u Main St. Tanrnw" 5&T. DIN Nt<t r.pm sat pt II ttu-os in excel lent condition. tHl Ut4hiaud Te.fate. t.opaaur a57 "r liz.
 MATTRESSES r-.uaaa aHI renovated. Returned same da&. %.n nattros=os Wlae 10 ordrl >t.Nay-Walnu. G. .j.en Nt |nhId:uo +1-s AiI'itud;S ja.SlINEit5n, ,HAIHS CAMEO Guarantart worhmaHslip I.lwarI Gor'at", lf> A".h S;. Trl. 4f21. TWO Ea=> washing mua5ues. fatgEt uode}@, Sad on foor a7 dcmoust,H- tors. Ltbesa1 rrdu.tsnL Terms. Icuay Nofan~ * Sons &,& NsW Sl rA1rS ur ALL NIN3'S FURNISHED t" "n. make ot sf"sa. Nh, kay and ""tl"n, r@ Msu suaa. 1HAnES' SuADLs, SuAnES' s.de h-muued 1.u3uw shad.-. 1sc un. Let Us give vou an estimate N B Wjudow Shade G. Tel. J2a9. Opposite UIgh FEN nt~". Gu"a rnam ~-, log s5J, >j- n'"sf nyv. 'r"#H gos o..s'. tau at Il, NlatH@ St pn"n" i&l7-M
 MueI,aG Instruments H6 PIANO. Usod very ltllo by former care 'ul owners. .lu-t like now, yet at an ,sfr.t..tfea frsr rtt.fe. NTt.fr..7.'s Inc n+E
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

TINE PAYMENTS l.EprcEn l5" }"I buy Ing fumllu.e elea -}Ee >fu AIjgd tu your 1ayu5eetse Are EoEr payments too lHrge2 Arr you worried about 1naHavg We offer uaW service wIrr.b,, u-o will "eaa'a t.e amount uI yuur raartatv ,HstAl'm""t Iaymenss Or 1T ypu have a iol of troublesome l,ast-dua bills WE WILL FAY YOUR DEBTS and Eou oau repay Us in small easy
 tHstlllmrnis.
 5.oA Per Month Repay sln1
 Sio9g Per Month Repay S2ru
 @l5,oo Per Month Uepav zSou Other amounts in proportion. rlus tg- i'|"Si at B. # peg month on taa mpa5d SPElIAL SiGlNItE FOR WOMEN We will gladly hel, lous,.l. l.e,.,,,,r7 5oa- HN"Eiaty and WitHoHr ,.ntGalras:sl,fy "ursttons il fhe} ale worried about muuey.
 IDENTIFIED TtNANcING TOR SMALL
 BORROWERS
 GaM Write or Phone I'll 3H-TJAL INDUSTRIAL sEInIcE
 III Main s.. over A4h.ey.4
 open A-5p tu 6.ap r. VI. daily S@'u.daE aiI day uata r. 4.
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!@"NN HILL AVE-. 41--4 room tcnr- '..Nt. Ali Improvements lnouue Is2 '>rs.N S.., first floor Tel 5S2
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

bl'AhLS ItELINED and adjusted Iy "BraFe Tester" No guosswork. Govar lire & Brake Co.,, 223 Elm st. Tel. 5S7q
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Building Lots For Sale

EAST stpe,-rive acres of building lots at a sacrifice price to quick buycr. As" several wood and timber tracts near tuwn Lockwood, City Hail
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
By PERCY CROSBY 4

l&-a ny Metropolitan >everaae~ seruec)
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

New Brtaiu's only Authorized Ford Dealer Ford Cars. Service and Parts
 -4" ELM ST. 86 ARCH ST
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Garages to Rent
Service Statiun-Repairino f

LARGE garage tn rent. Special rates for
 winter storage. Also suitable for ms rallaUcoua stora-r. I'll Wc-t Main Sr
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LiN E STOCK
Dog. Cats, Pets

GoiplISH-la4 uU GuaTanIreI stv1rirI,, raharj"s %@jn up; young tame parrots SD. Large NtocN of cages stands ani supplies on band. X. H. Bird X Feed '0.. IF Arnh Sr Tel 46-a
 Poultry and !,g.S U HARTFORD AVE. S-. Native Live PouI. try Market. IIiIed and dressed while You wait Lowest prces Tel. %5Si. uel
 LINE YOUR CHICKEN COOP with old newspaper mats Just the thing for that purpose. +5 cents hundred. AptH} ~ the Herald office. Church st. NATIVE ~tHkE}s rAPUNS AND ROASTING ttlrEENS Frrnaaie Farm. Aea4.H@J1H Telephone 5>4v
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

A SMALL. .r"omiu- Luu9a fnr sale J.sIs- iFalE }o@atad. Steam heat. An moacri, looms ail routed, Writ. to classified H"N 1@ l.. IT,. Herald oHue
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SnrfH HlGH ST. 59- Arartmout of r""uls. All modern Improvements. hot Ml.nr Lnll. -lMLEor saINinn. T.I hSns
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

.NAl%NILLE "r Nr}, Britain -t aad gnurHs New unuses ae Mirautr. IT N#as.a-tou N>,. New BruauL Te}e- ffs.ny l4.I-N
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINS mace and repaired. Rumble seat tops Closet Car tops q speciality. Johns Auto Top Shop. 1o% West Main St.. Tel. l49i
 ARCH ST. BODY & RADIATOR WORKS. S Wolf. prop. Auto radiators, hody fen ders repaired. I07 Arch St. Tel 17O9.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

tH RilE, and roums. All improve mcnls. Slo each; and roons S2s
 heated apts,, S55 uN. CUhn, Elm St
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

WEST ENp-SiN rooms with sun porch
 All modern III every respect Thres years old. Excellent location Price low
 For particulars apply al W. l.. Hatch lo-- 29 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

rtt'SrH'f ST. ,g-four ruom tenement All iuproyeHsvr Rent $l5, Telephone e-5.tE
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

STANLEY FIT. 1&41, Eelvidere sortiuu- ' pleasant rooms ou second floor All nIollrru Improvements
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'nstIrantp--AIl Kinds

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Cjrss3u W. Parker Commercial Trust to Buidinr
 U M.st Matn s.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

jHpl>N Hl1I. AVE-. e4-tIvr room nt a"m to rent on first floor. Garage i. ufsareh Huu3tc on premises
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Business pIarcs For Rent

ALNu'r ST, Handsome aparlment Of NlN rooms, second dnoC Separate }olItr. Inquire iNirG floor
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Money Loans

Ilo'o location for q hrst class reslauIaII1 "t tnaSohaole rent See CoHn about It. ? Elm st. Tel 53e5 or e425
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Suburban For Sale

WEST EAp-2 family, 13 rooms, 2 car EHFasr. All improvements Fine loea- ron Terms reasonable. Tel. G197-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

MAIN ST, @7I-4 ana , room steam heated apartments, Both in nrst class condition. Inquire Henry Morans and Sons Music store
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

BATTERIES AND SERVICE
 BtDb AUTO PRODUCTS co. 1ff-1S6 ARCH ST Trt roq,
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Autos ana Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET coach. 1927. Five new tires. Call evenings John Wcatmau. 7tp East 9t., third floor FOR SALE, model X Fora Tudor Ez-
 relcnt condition. Upholstery like new.
 Phone %5I5-W evenings
 HUDSON SEDAN. Iy27. In good yoadi- ton. Will sell fur soon Apply r
 Nu.oM gI. OK SL.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Ats
Rooms Tor Rent

ARCH ST. 505-pjeusaur furnished rooms. All ronNenienecs. With garage it de- sired. Phone 5@4G-R
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Burial Lots, Monuments
Florists

-\LH BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS.
 70 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and 4g8EFlptlons. Reasonable. Phone 2632-W
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

hENStNGTON- For ash, win saorifJa modern room rountrN- home, Large j7+ bern. garage and large hon house. Telephone S6S9-W
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
MERCHANDISE
Musical instruments

USED NIoLINs, banj0s trUmncf- and saN"phonos and other instruments. t.x
 |e.lent for beginners. McCoy's, Inc.
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6Bii
Radio

\ I.i- tItalTEi' radio fur sale, < tubes lh Al condltion Price SHb Call or write T. Green. took ST. psafnynfo
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Situations Wantcd-Ncn
Situation Wanted-Women
FINANCIAL

Money Loans AS
 LOAN FROM Us wifi hop you bay your winter r4,,5s-
 '"ai niothiu- ote
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 rP To $aao on an ea@s repayment plan The ,aly l cIalG" is three and oue-f1afr nar .4.7t per moan os the unpaid amount or .ho
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
HUNDREDS WILL MOVE- RENT YOUR TENEMENT N)WI CAT Q25
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BATTERY SEKVICE-Auto eIcctrjcia0s Nulcanzins. Eudy's Battery service i35 East Main St. Call !0S Make our battery station your battery station "
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

BUICK MOTOR CAItS. Sales and service Capitol Buick Co.,. l159 Stanley St. Telephone 2fU7
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

FURNITURE and pJano mo>jus General uurFins of all kinds, Geo. H. Smedley. lN Ea&sctt SL. Inl a&n-E
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

-OCAL aud loug distance furniture and piano moving at low rates JOHNSON BROS. Telephone auHu.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

HAt4ISo% ST-Aftcr Nov 20. six room anartm@Hr. Hot water hrat Also heat ra @atasn. Impure tG Harrison St
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
EMPLOYMENT
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