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New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
DOCTORS SHOW PLEASANT way
TO RELIEVE COLDS INSTANTLY
Warn Public Not to Neglect Colds or Coughs
During Changeable, "Pneumonia" Weather

ture Of wild cherry. terpin hydrate
and other ingredients which have
quickly relieved even the most ex-
IRENE hospital cases.
With the first pleasant swallow
he felt its comforting, healing
warmth-from his nose passages
deep down into his bronchial
tubes. In a few hours the 'fever-
ish. grippy" feeling began to dis
appear and In another day or SO
all traces Of the cold were gone.
Child Liked the Taste;
Soon Ended Chest Coll
Little Else Lee. granddaughter
Of Mrs. C. Gordon Allen. caugh,
severe chest cold which caused
her to cough 80 at night she kept
the family awake for hours. The
next day she had a fever Of 10' and
congestion was spreading SO fast hel
mother called the doctor.
He Immediately ordered thu
child to bed with double doses o.
Cherry Pectoral every half houl
until congestion was relieved. Hel
coughing spells were quickly stop
ped and by bedtime she was abb,
to breathe freely, her fever wa
normal again and in another da!
she was back at school-completel.
rid of the cold.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31

left after asking directioas - For
rest avenue, In the Campello district
where Cullen has relatives
Although Cullen appears to hava
been In Brockton shortly after the
murder, state police officials ex-
pressed the belief that he would be
captured somewhere In northern
New England. Previous clues had
indicated that Cullen had fled to-
ward Canada.
A man resembling Cullen. who
was traced from Boston to an NO
lated lumber camp 30 miles from
Montpelier. VT. through tnforma-
ton furnished by . local labor
agency. today had been definitely
eliminated ~ 4 suspect
Sheriff Henry C. Lawson OF Mont
pelier visited the camp late yester-
day and learned that the suspect
was one John Reid Of Boston
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31

him quick relief with double
strength doses of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral-a hospital certified mix
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
Border Guard Admits
Taking Rum Brides

Detroit, Mich. Jan. II tUF) -
william Tomkins, tirst Of 20 former
customs border patrolmen to DC
tried on charges Of accepting brides
from rum runners. pleaded guilty TO-
day to four indictments when ms
trial started In federal court.
Sentence was deferred until cases
arainst the others have been de-
cided, First of these will be called
about the middle OF next week.
Tomkins admitted accepting
bribes of t25: SIS: SIS. and $3b
in the four instances, to permit rum
running vessels to come from the
Canadian side to Detroit.
The penalty under each indict-
ment IL two years Imprisonment
and a fine of $4,000.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
flying FLAPPER'
SETS AIR RECORD
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tons office where she sat in front
of the fire and drank 4 cup Of hot
coffee. She had taken two vacuum
bottles OF beef tea and coffee a'ong
in the plane but did not drink any
OF either. She also had taken some
anti-sleep tablets but said she Rad
not found it necessary to use them.
Her plane. a Drummer Wrinkle oi-
plane, had been fueled with 1l6
gallons Of gasoline and 81 gallons
remained. enough to fly an addition
al four hours.
The riding lights on the tip of the
wings were burned out and as her
altimeter went out Of commission
during the flight she had to esti-
mate her altitude during the night.
Beacon Goes Dark
A beacon. the lone light on the
field, was out of commission several
/ hours before mechanics finally CT
fected repairs after climbing the
hundred foot tower in the freezing
weather. Miss Smith flew at ar
average altitude Of 1900 feet. The
flood lights were turned on wher
she signalled and the record was
signalled to her. Her father had
arrived at the field yesterday with
the intention Of having her post
pone her flight in view Of the ex
IRENE cold. but found she had al
ready taken off.
Later in the afternoon he wen
up in another plane on the side o
which instructions had been chalket
advising her to fly north and soutl
and informing her she would hav'
moonlight before II p. m.
Both her father and mother ant
her IA year old brother remained a
the field throughout the time sh
was in the air. The family reside
at Freeport. Long Island.
Miss Smith. who was granted
private pilots license last year ha
had considerable experience in tn
air. On August -, she set an off
cial wcman's altitude world recor
OF 1864 feet.
Several months ago she va
, grounded for Is days by the depar'
ment of commerce for flying undo
| the four East river bridges. a fe.
J never before performed by a w
r man.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
ASSASSINS FAIL
To KILL PREMIER
Plot Against XlMssuls Flts'
tlatod in Nthalnil

London, Jan. 81 W-Dispatches
from Lthuania and border coun-
tries today told Of the Illustration OF
a Mot to assassinate Augustine
waldemaras, premier Of Lithuania.
Advices from RIGA, Latvia, to the
Exchange Telegraph said General
p,echayitschius, former chief OF
staK. had been arrested at kovno'
charged with leading the plotterA
Eighteen army officers were taken
into custody at the same time on
similar charges.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
koyno asserted that President Sne-
tona OF Lithuania was suspected OF
aiding the plotters. Excitement pre-
vailed in the Lithuanian capital ana
there were rumors that the presl-
dent would be forced to resign.
A Warsaw dispatch to the Daliy
Mail declared that the entire Lith-
uanian army was hostile to the
premier Open insurrection was
hourly expected.
President Against Him
The Kovno correspondent OF the
Mail said that the president wanted
to remove Waldemaras because ne
refused to modify the martial law
which he had inaugurated when he
seized dictatorial power in 1925
The premier was also understood to
have displeased the president by de-
laying elections and by certain as
poets Of his foreign policy.
Waldemaras was accused by the
president and the general as being a
..puppet Of the bolsheviks" and al
lowing himself to be used by Mos
COW to create trouble In northeast
ern Europe. 1t was complained
that this policy tended to ALLEVIATE
Latvia and Esthonia.
Waldemaras discovered the plot
at the last moment. He called or
officers in the aviation corps still
loyal to him to arrest the guilt!
ones. He defended his action b!
saying that coup at this time
would give Poland an opportunity II
annex Lithuania-
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
Note: See other cases reported daily
Ill certified by the attending physician.

Doctors recommend Cherry Pectoral
because it not only stops coughing SPELL
but penetrates and heals inflamed lining
Of the breathing passages. Absorbed By
tho system the medication quickly re
moves phlegm. helps reduce the ''fever'
ish," grippy feeling and drives out the
cold from nose passages. throat and
chest
Just a spoonful OF Cherry Pectoral to-
day and you will feel like different
person tomorrow. At all druggists. 80
and. twice az much in 800 hospital size
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
WATERBURY FINDS
TRICHINOS|S CASES
Animal P,rasih h Pork Traced
to Nearby Farm

Hartford, Jan. II - The recent
outbreak Of trichinosis In Waterbury
draws attention to an easily pre-
yentable disease which sometimes
occurs in Connecticut, according to
tho state board Of health. During
the past nine years - cases ana
three deaths have been reported.
The deaths occurred one each In
1921. 1928 and 1877.
Waterbury leads the list OF cities
in number Of trichinosis cases re-
ported. In the recent outbreak
positive diagnosis has been made IN
nine cases and two or three other
cases OF illness are under observa-
ton. So far, one of the nine cases
has died. This outbreak ADDS TO
Waterbury's lead over the rest OF
the state.
1richinosis is caused by an animal
parasite, trichinella spiralis. This
parasite Is a round worm ~ntch
passes its entire life cycle In one
host, and the disease results from
eating infested raw meat. Man us-
rally acquires the parasite by eat
ing raw pork. In the recent Water
bury outbreak the source Of infesta-
ton was found to be meat from a
mir grown on = farm q few miles
outside OF Waterbury. The Water
bury health department traced the
meat from this animal and found
the parasite in some Of the meat.
1t Is 20 easy to prevent trichinosis
that the occurrence Of cases appears
TO be without excuse. the state
health department says. Pork h
practically the only nesh from which
man obtains the parasite. Certain
processes OF curing pork will render
1t safe. II the meat be refrigerated
at a temperature not above five de-
grees Fahrenheit for a period OF 20
days, the parasites will die. These
processes cannot always be carried
out by the consumer. but anyone
may apply one method Of treatment
that will surely kill the parasites
and prevent the disease. This II
treatment by heat. A temperature
of 145 degrees Fahrenheit, such Al
is used In the pasteurization Of milk
will destroy the parasite Of trich'
inosis. Proper cooking of all pork
will prevent the disease.
In fact heating meat to 1877 de-
grees Fahrenheit will destroy thu
parasite. The temperature Of mill
pasteurization Is given to add a mar
gin of safety. Heat treatment kill
the parasite coagulating tho album
nous material In its body structure
If a thermometer Is not available
to gauge the exact temperature, any
one may know by its color that mea
has been heated hot enough to xii
the parasite. Pork with = red o
bloody tinge has not been heate'
enough to coagulate the albumin
Such pork may contain living para
sites. Pork that Ia cooked till al
blood color disappears will not con
yey trichinosis.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
City Items

Tune in on WEAF at $3.50 tonight
for your Hoover Program. and to-
morrow telephone 224o. The Spring
& Buckley Electric Co. to show you
the Hoover Cleaner.-advt.
Laurel Court, o. of A., will meet
Friday in Masonic hall. The social
will begin at $3.50 with supper ut
$3.50 o'clock. The regular meeting
will be held at 7:4b o'clock followed
by an entertainment and social.
You can profit by joining our eve
ming classes New semester begins
February 4th. Moody secretarial
School.-advt.
Gustave E. Carlson. a student at
Harvard university. Is spending the
mid-year recess with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carlson Of 77s
East street.
w. l.. Douglas shoes returning to
New Britain. Will be shown at the
Model Shoe Store, 1872 Main, opp
East Main.-advt.
Co. No. Of the fire department
was called to Maennerchor Hall. 23e
Arch street. at 4:33 yesterday after
noon, n slight fire having started
from the furnace. There was con.
siderable smoke but little fire.
Classes for the new ser'ester. Feb.
ruary 4th. are nearly h'led. Mood,
Sccretar'al School-advt.
Mrs Mary A. Grace Of sl4 MAR
street Is recovering at the New Brit
ain General hosnital where she re
Gently underwent an ooeration.
Tune in on WEAT at $50 tonigh
for your Hoover Program. and to
morrow teleohone e?4o. The SprinI
& Buckley Electric Co. tn show yo1
the Hoover Cleaner -advt
A daughter WAS horn at New Brit
lin General hosnital TODAY ~ Mr. an
Mrs. Albert Weinberg Of 14s Tairvie,
street.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
Cast Iron Animals
Will Be Preserved

New York, Jan. 81 R-The ferro-
fauna of America shall be preserv-
cd. The guild of former pipe organ
bumpers has so resolved in annual
meeting. During the ensuing year
every member is pledged to do his
utmost to save the cast-iron animal
life Of America from extinction.
Speakers described the awful pre-
dicament of dogs. stays and rabbits
which lawns sported in the halcyon
days.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
Yanti~ Man Held After
Death IN A,,+ov-. ol:)

Willimantic. Conn. Jan. 81 U'P>
Police held John Fxen Of yantir
n $4,000 bonds here TODAY after a
.ruck he was driving skidded ana
overturned on the Iseha Frank.
lyn road killing John Tntenes. 6n
Of Leonard Bridge. and seriously in
turing Morris BURGESS. 20. OF Le-
banon. both passengers.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31

We have just completed inventory and. ~ said.
Spring goods are arriving daily. There num-
Der OF things that will sell at discount to make
for the goods. Stop in tomorrow 1t will
be really worthwhile For instance:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
l1 To GRADUATE
FROM senior Il. S.
CONTINUED from First Page)

Mobile" ............... AeuLlul
Senior High school Orchestra
''Serenade Du Tsigane"
(Gypsy Serenade) ....... Valdes
Louis Chester
Mid Year Class OF 1879
Music
March from ''rannhauser" 80.
............... wagner
Senior High School Orchestra
Presentation Of Diplomas
Henry T. Burr
Secretary Of the School COMMITTEES
Star spangled Banner"
Class Of 1898. Orchestra and
Audience
Receasional
The list Of graduates follow
Seymour Martin Alpert. Alwred c
Anderson, Wilmer Thomas Barnes
Nobel RaEnar Benson. Raymond
Walter Bomba, William John Buck
ley, George Arthur Carlson. Frank
JoHA Nood'os Aoo'@ c"'
tine Cichowskt. Manue! SUTTON
Clark. David Nathan Croll. wafer
Joseph Dabkowskt. Ffed Joseph
D'Addario. Arnold Davidson. deoree
David Deradoaon, Alfred Fsn
Alexander Gelbraith. Durward mar
~ Crate. Harold dreenolat, 'ames
Gubernick. Alfred winston HAN
Melvin. circuit Hall. Russell fillmore
Hallin. Francis Joseph Hayes. Ray
mond Harold HorwitA waiter
James Hyiander. LOUIS Iheooore
Kalberg. Alex Peter karlonas
Henry Kraszewski, william Car
Kuhs. Joseph A Kulesik, Paul r
Kunidoh. Louis joseph Lanoiho
Henry Herman Leno' Ne'"e oeea'
Lewis benJa"i" L'p" .,
Robert Manmns' Johh y. Ma.u.'"
John FRANCIS Meehan' Wa'teF 70
seph Michalowski. everett ealnue
Mitchell. Milford Carl MucKe. harr!
! Thomas Mulltn. Wipur Munsoh
Gunnard Alan Nelson. Anthon!
Dominic Nevults. Richard onanes
ian, Joseph Francis ondrlcK. FRAN
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31

other colds had. he
did nothing about
1t. Two days later
the congestion had
spread deep into
his chest, causing
fear OF pneum onia.
Then he called his
dnrfor VhN gave
New Britain herald., 1929-01-31
Method Doctors Advise 1
Pleasant, inexpensive and Soon
Rid One q 4 Stubborn Cold

Realizing that every common
cold may be the forerunner Of
pneumonia-unless treated prop.
erly in time-hospital physicians
are advising a remedy that Is ideal
for use at home. And numbers Of
New Britain people md that it
brings quick, sure relief-often in
a few hours-yet In inexpensive
and pleasant to tAke.
Quick, Pleasant Method
Relieved Cold Quickly
Robt. N. Page. for example,
contracted ttuffy head cold.
Thinking 1t would ''cure ITSELF, a.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

COLLEGE. 1316-Nicely furnished apt,
rent reasonable Ri. 6682.
ILL. ". 43i. APT. So cool rooms: Turn.
complete; overstuffed suite; victrola
3 ROOMS-Modern; adults; So wk. Ia
$500 NORTH-Corncr single; rooms;
partly furnished. Only 500 mo. HUI. 2709.
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Real Estate for Exchange

6-RM MODERN-3 lots. large fenced
poultry yard; garden; fruit; shade; gar;
very small down payment Balance like
rent Ia. 2726.
NEAR sPEEDWtAY~ GO $4,000; sm e.n
trade or rent. Be. $685..
WANTED Semi-mod. home: from owner;
not over $4,000. Call evenings Ia. 0860.
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Houses for Rent

modern; good condition., s25. d. ISL
BOSABT. 2l43 5-room bungalow: semi
modem. garage. bus linz. Ia. 1869.
CALHOUN-Aud Shelby SITS: half con-
yenient small double with garage.
ForbeS-Hubbard Lumber Co. Dr.. 7400.
CHARLES ST I446-Modern 5-room dou-
bic; garage; S28 DR.. 1913. Rental deQt.
CHESTER. I4l8 Ms rooms; modern bun
galow. with garage. Ri. zoos
COLLEGE. 393l- Beautiful brick veneer
dou.: redeco.: brktast nook. Red. rent.
large ward anG garage. DUNLOP q
HOLTEGEL. 122 E. Market 81. Ii. 65l7.
ENGLISH. 1702-6 rms. bath; semi-mod.:
good location; S25. DR.. $3.50.
furnace: garage: $50 month. Or. 2564-M.
FULTON. 319-Near Real Silk; rooms;
mod. except furnace; redecorated. II. 9156
GENT. 2123--4 rooms. gas. lights. water:
SIS. Riverside car. He. 5952.
| HAMILTON. 3l1-6 rooms, / story. city
g ss4sFe s s5o e. is san ssn'aTy toilet 'SsFn
HARDING. s. 1872 rooms modern; ex-
HOEFGFN, I6SI-3-room double; garage;
electricity: pavement: 81. IA. 1926.
KEYSTONE. N, 8O3..6-room modern dou-
bic; Al: garage: $50 Oh. 1851.
KEYSTONE. s.. 726-4 rms. redeco.. cleo.
lights; WAFER: $14. Owner. Ri. 1894.
LEXINGTON, 906-5-room semi-modern:
garage; newly papered. Hu. 1888.
MADISON AVE. 15O5-7-room double: rent
$50; water paid. II. 1870.
NEW JERSEY, N. 1ol7-6-rm. modern
lower duplex; heat; water: s45. Wa. 1913.
LUETT, NORTH 646-5 rms. double;
water inside. lights. gas, garage; $3.50.
OAKLAND 1898 rooms; newly deco
rated. electric lights. gas shower bath;
only S22 water paid; garage, SO. Oh. 020l.
OLIVE. 929-4 rooms; gas lights; water;
toilet: repapered; sic. Dr. 5674-J.
PARKER. i929-Near Brookside PIX; S
rooms. garage. water pd.: SIS. Oh. 670l-W.
PERSHING. 1876 rms. selni-mod. gar:
also $50 W. 25th. 4 rms. Ia. 40l6.
PLEASANT RUN BLVD. 2l37-AlmoSt new;
rooms; strictly mod s97o bungalow gar
PROSPECT. .427-5 rooms modern. garage,
screens. walking distance; Sal DR.. 1905.
ROACHE. S39-Colored: 6-rm. double west
side; seml-modern. wa. 3440.
ROOSEVELT. 2049-4-room double. garage.
tollet. cleo, gas, back fence. water pd.
lights, toilet: $50. ri 1875.
SHELBY. 824-4 large rms. gas. cleo
tricity; SO no.; near Fountain So
SOUTHEASTERN. 23I9-5-room modern
double; garage. Ri zoos.
SOUTHEASTERN AVE. 1916 - Strictly
modern; SIS. Call Ii. 81l4.
ST. CLAIR e. l122-Double. mod. 8 rms
car. good location roomers. wa. pd. $50
SUGAR GROVE, 1886 rooms garage: SIG:
near Riverside. Hu. $685..
SUGAR GROVE 1855 rooms modern
except furnace: garage; S26. Hu. 4124.
TEMPLE-Pearl: = Arm doube fine con-
di,ion. gas. Ii. water pd.; SIS. He. 5805.
WOODLAWN. T24-6-room semi-nlod-
S2i. Ha 0S64M. after D. N.
25TH. E. 1875 rooms modern: new
hardwood floors: paper; s35. Ha 1864.
COLORED-Beautiful 6-rm, double. mod.
almost new. 2342 N. Capitol. Ia 3496.
Attention ColOred
1885 CORNELL rooms. new paper. ga
rage. water and toiIet in house.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL.
122 E. Market. Ii. 6517.
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SPECIALS

New paint and tires;
Al condition.
1926 Ford Tudor ...... 81
ORIGINAL naint. me.
chanicalIy Al.
1926 Oakland Landau. 145
Good Duco; 6 disc
wheels: tires good:
ieslIy. '''''' l.
''-' News 2los p d2'5t'"i IN good good %
condition.
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Help Wanted Female

GIRLS for shirt ironing depart
ment. Must be experienced. None
other need apply. Progress Laundry,
40 East Market.
RELIABLE, WHITE WOMAN-Light house,
work. board. room. and 81 per Wk. Call
after o. m. 3i4 Eastern Ave.
WHITE GIRI-Over I5: assist with house
work; IS per week Oh. 2970-R
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Apartments for Rent
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES
ITO Union Title
Ii 945p

Ii ASA
watct gas furnished SIS. Ia. 1915
p}ELAwARE: sl3 M - rms. bath a., mod
ILLINoL NJ 2Ql2u2 , ICONS light heat 4
outside porch. 2nd floor. Apply Apt /;
NEW YORK. ". I2324 rms. bath. ga
rage: 528. Ri. 9735. 8l9 Occidental bldg.
PARK. 24lg-5-room mo1ern apt: porches:
water. heat $50. He. 1929.
l2TH. 400 E.-6 rms. upper duplex; newly
dec: heat, hot water lurn. Ri. 1907.
18TH ST. E. 1l9-2nd floor east side:
rooms, bath. all modern; S55 Ri. 5l36.
UNION 1871 .d rms upper oTg duplex IN mod
VIRGINIA AVE, 239-3 rooms: Semi-mod-
ern; nicely dec: SIS. Or. 1851.
THOROUGHLY modern ,, 3. and 5-room
apartment; 8 locations north. east and
south at reduced rent. See US or phone
II. H. WOODSMALL & co.
Pidelity Trust Building.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
PATRICIA APIS.
tile bath; built-in tub: Frigidaire. built
in kitchen cabinet, large closets, heat.
light gas and water and custodian serv-
ice low rent; come and see apts
UPPER AND LOWER rms. modern.
apartment. Ri. 3647.
Ambassador Apartment Hotel
Beautiful ultra modern furnished or
unfinished; S60.50 and up. Daily or
monthly rates. Hotel service. Phone
Ri 1871 or call at Bldg. $50 N. Penn.
KRIEGER APIS -336 E Prospect St:
rooms. newly decorated; $3.50
H H WOODSMALL co.
ii 1891 Or See Custodian
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ALABAMA. 1883 N--DOn make q mis-
take; see our rooms. eyery convenience.
ARLINGTON. s 31-2-rn. modern apt;
eyeryth. furn.. e Wash. car IT. 1920.
plcutt hot water. meals opt. He. 40.
BROADWAY. CO23- Desirable room: near
bath. private entrance. We 268I
CAPITOL N. 827-Large modern room
twin beds. nicely furnished.
CARROILTON Ave. 414O-Downstairs
CENTRAL. 24O2-Large front rm.: private
mod home; at car stop. Reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2512-2 neatly furnished rms;
homelike: reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2416-Nicely furn large light
rm. Ia. 255+.
COLLEGE. 1909 University court. iron
m. nicely fur; I rm. unfur.: $. ri. 1895
COLORADO l27 N.-FurniShed nm: mod.
home: sarge OPTIONAL II 1858.
EAST-Moderu front nm: ] or >. home
privileges. Ii. 1887
EASTERN. q Nice ssisegPing rms; fur
EVERGREEN: 353l-Gentlemen or empl
couple; breakfast: garage opt. Wa. 30O7-R
GRACELAND. 40t8-Nicc front rm.: near
carllne; reasonable. Wa. 0422
HARBOUR HOTEL
6lT-l9 N. Illinois; convenient location;
mod. rms. special wkly. rates.
NENWOOD. 34l6-Attractive nm; l or 2;
small family: car line. Ia. 1861.
MERIDIAN. n. l6O5-Single room for
gentleman. Ia. $3.50.
MERIDIAN. N i2O3-Larse rooms. twin
beds: other rooms. hot water Ri b001.
MERIDIAN. N. 2lI8-Desirable rm.: near
bath: meals opt, reasonable Ia. 2134.
MERIDIAN. n. 2249-PleaSant front rm.:
near bath: home privileges Ia. 1927.
MICHIGAN E. 1908. FREE RENT
Clean. modern rooms. 81 week and up;
Earaec service Oh. 1898.
Nav JERSEY. NJ. 2261 Pleasant. alrv
I'M; private mod. home: Central car line.
NEW JERSEY. n. l0l5-Pleasant nm:
modern. priv. home; walk distance; $3.50
Ii 1882
NEW JERSEY. N. 5t3-Attractlye modern
rooms; clean; 81 and up.
OHIO HOTEL-126;7 E. Ohio; clean stm.-
heated rms: plenty hot water; 81 up
RUCKLE. 3256-Desir. rm.: emp. couple.
young men; ga, break. opt. Wa. ll2o,
ST CLAIRE. E. 32I-RinE Ri. 1865 for
clean. modern rms; privileges
ST. CLAIR E. 3l3-Nlce sleeping rm. SO:
also housekeep.: mod; everything turn.
WASH F.. 45i0-Lovelv large front nm:
home PRIVILEGES; ! or ? II 1896.
WOODRUFF PLACE Unusually nice room.
adjoining bath; reasonable Oh. 4l28-M.
GTRIS-2lS5 \ New Jersey living nm.
bedrm.. privileges, piano. Ia o2IG
CLOSE IN-Attractiye rm.; adjoining rm.:
genltmeen preferred. II. gals.
LOVELY SLEEPING ROOM-Private home
north; reasonable. Ia. 1928.
CAR LINE-Large room suitable 3 or
bows deSir real home: very resS. Ha 1897
Room for Rent With Board
f,va0--y7r, AZ ro.4 D., o~d hoard homo
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. I944-Rm. and board; home
privileges; excellent meals. Ia. 0267.
NEW JERSEY. n. SSO-NICE RM.: BOARD.
: CENT ENfEN. 81 Ii. 1856.
ORANGE ST 173e-Room and board for
OXFORD. q24-CIean. modern price nm.
or men. cd. meals: IS vk. Oh. 25o3
CHILDREN-Private mod. home; large
ward. COS Somerset Ave. Be. 1858.
WANTED-Small child to board in country
home: best OF care. Oh. 22s4-
BOARD FOR CHILD-Private refined
home Hs 0623-R
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-06
Hotels

DPExEL ARMS 100 n. Illinois; single
rms: $3.50 Wk and up, 2-rm. suites: with
bath Slo5O up. Ii. 1921.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir Ave: house
keeping: also sleeping: clean, modern.
HOOSIER IlJN-440 Mass Ave; clean. airy
ms: connecting showers; 81. IS.