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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

the younger generation, prouo Of
pink or peach tones in the decora-
tons. green sheets might even bring
a word OF gratitude Where the
furniture is painted. sheets and
spread should carefully pick up"
the color.
II your taste happens 70 be 18th
century as well as GOTH. your. bed
spread may well be a patchwork or
applique quilt. a colorful candle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03
MUSIC CLUE MEETS

The second session az the Mission
Music club met at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Smith. with Mrs. Harry Keyes
co-hostess. the meeting being pre-
coded by a choral sung by is w0-
men.
Mrs. Hardin. the president. Off
ciated in her capacity. with MS.
Polhemus. leader OF the study course.
which was on Wood Wind Instru-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

terestlng social and business meet
ings Of the year was held at the
beautiful country home or MIR. and
Mrs. Hoover northeast Of Rio Hon
do on the Arroyo.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Evans as
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by Burns and ivan Iinow also
have important roles.
In addition to the dialog. there
are several song numbers especially
written for this production by Con-
rad, Mitchell and Gottler. includ-
ing the theme song. so Dear 10
Me" sung by Bobby Burns. "Ele-
nita," sung by Lily Damita, and
so Long," q Marine marching
song.
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sisted the hostess I'm rerv- rc-
sreshments to Me-d-es
Hudson ATcCra-. X, Too i
Attaway, Yeoman. Ray. klnse, ET-
ans Taylor. Ho0,54.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

The Sheetrock Metal "A" System o fInterior Wall
Construction provides lastingly smooth walls and
ceilings for Texas homes. Rigid strength and
thorough reinforcing prevent Sheetrock Metal
"A" walls from bullying, b~ucKling or developing
Joint cracks. Such walls do not deteriorate. They
preserve any type Of decoration in all its original
freshness and beauty.
Wall paper does not wrinkle. sag or loosen
when applied over Sheetrock Metal a. IL bonds
tightly and remains firm. A canvas base is IN
necessary. Painted decorations and the smart
texture effects produced with Textone, The Plastic
Paint, keep their beauty indefinitely.
AS a building material, Sheetrock Metal "a" is
highly desirable. Its half-inch-thick core Of fire.
proof gypsum helps TO reduce FIRE risks wherever
used.
Sheetrock Metal "a" construction strengthens
and braces the building frame. Il forms tight
walls that prevent wind in6ltration and shut out
sand and vermin. They resist heat, cold and
moisture.
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BRIDGE CLUB

The Tuesday bridge club met with
Mrs. c. p. Wright this week. with a
two table personnel. Mrs. Raymond
Brooks and Miss Myrtle Hatch be-
ing out Of club guests. Miss Hatch
vas given the guest prize.
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wick spread. India print OF chintz
Washability may be achieved
with linen or cotton crashes. reps,
colored cotton sheetings. small pat
termed chintzes. ginghams. and. for
the boys room. novelty monks
cloth. II instead OF honey SIM
plicity you prefer the grand man.
ner. there are silk and cotton dam
asks. lustre-rayons. rayon taffetas,
silk taffetas and MORE.
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drama. He has surrounded sim-
self with a asst Of capable talk
ing actors.
Fl ' ling the support Is Barbara
Kent. Others in the cast are Noah
Young, Charles Middleton and
William Walling.
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ments." with Jack Potter illustrate
ing the flute.
Five new members we're added TO
the organization, among them the
Misses Benson. Mrs. C0thran. Mrs.
Sellers and Miss Verna Klapperich.
Mrs. Heathe May was made associ-
ate member.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

BIRMINGHA--I. Eng.-Rev. G. II.
Tyre is personally building a brick
wall around his church cemetery
to save his Pensioners money.
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n-Ln-EASHIoNEn y

An old-fashioned Halloween party
was enjoyed on Monday evening.
with the Firemen'S Auxiliary rs
hostess. The affair was held at the
headquarters OF the volunteer fire
ccmpL1y. the sleeping quarters hav-
ing been r~c-arranged into reception
rooms.
After the introductions. the rooms
were lighted. while the evening was
delightfully."- spent in the playing Of
games. guessing conUndrums. etc.
Mr.. Jordan won the prize for being
the best guesser. while Red Kill
linger was the lucky nan TO draw
the cut which entitled him 70 spe-
cial recognition. Johnny Miller and
CheeSey Dooley being next. For
tunes were told and refreshments
were served in the evening.
Mrs. Ross Morcus and Mrs. Ray
Landry had charge az the enter
tainment. with the Nesdames Roy
Red. Foy Rankin and r.. ". Kruger
as assistants. Mesdames Lehman.
Killinger. Albsrstcn and Dcoley were
Oh the refreshnent committee.
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RIO HONDO
ATTEND

Mr.. and Hrs Bates. Mrs. Nize.
Velms Wiley. Irene UlIrich and the
scoufmaster. Clarence Ulirich. with
fifteen az the Rio Hcnd1 Scouts.
attended the meeting Of the Har-
lingen Scouts FriTav night.
COMMUNITY MEETING
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FOUNDER OF SEVEN CHURCHES
LONDON.-The Missionary Soci-
ETY. is informed Of the death in
West Africa of Samuel Akinluyi. a
native. who founded seven churches
after his conversion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

Patented Sheet
rock Metal"A"
Joint Reinforcing
a n c ntly
armors all joints
against cracking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-03

The Sheetrock Metal "A" System is protected BY Pats:
Nos. I,44s,Ss6; l,459,17o; 1,7O5,667; l,70l,z9l-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

Lu.3IS HOTEL. Nicely furnished room! Afs1 rooms by Gay, 3l Main St. Tele nMnme 4tla.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

N I.'IEtt ST, 41-F'iNe room apartment
 to rent, First floor. Inquire at 3S sum
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

BELVIDERE, 22 Euston St.. on right tf HilIcrest Ave- Brand new 5 room cot tage. All modern Improvements. LarR lot. One car garage, For further II formation Paul Ponte & Co. Tes phone 43I2 between 5 and 6 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
BUSINESS, SERVICE

DycinS and leaning 23 NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP The reliable cleaner and dyer 96 and AIS West Main Street. Telephone 2Gi for prompt service.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

CORNER LAKE AND HlGH STS,-Fut rsacd room in private family Sul alie for one ar two people.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
AL
Dancing Teachers

LEARN AT EMERSON STUDIO, 162 Iain St, Center in Mags Storey. Class or private. Every style taught. Ttle- l,unne G12.
 Elorut.On 35- \ RUTH BASsETTE, bachelor literary in terpretation. 162 Main St Room 4Ul (enter Mags Storc). Tel. 61&,
 s.r.t; rc Les onS .;7- \ Gtoom i0D entrance in Mag's Store. Tel. 613 or 14GG-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

punHam Roud-- Small trrm. ] acres. Five roou house, chicken ro.r small barn 1 a~re pant ed ,,l.t. btes. 70 ducks, 50 pu'ots, Cheap fer quick .1e. Tel. during day. ErLe.Ll 1aMI.o IL S.mrsniLnl
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
MERGE ANDISE
Household Articles

THE STAPLES" WaXer for all floors. only t5 with pound of wax. Morgan. Kingsley & Thompson, 4II Main St TeIenhOne 534
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR BEST RESULTS
By PERCY CRO><. BI

tcopyr,eh, ls2s py Me,r, .olan New~paprr Service,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR REM
An.rNMcnts and TenCmrnts

.A.2rtncnts and Tencmcnts Cs ARVH sfr 3iG--$ rooms for rent, sec oud floor. All Improvements, Eeas,H- able rent. Inquire at Els Arch St. Ai,yH aI., 4to-5 room tenement. Al improvements. Very Ipas ,nable. ln- uutre oil premises or 65 Monroe St. AECd sT,t 5l9-Comfortab.o room tenement. Rent rcasonAbe Suitable for elderly people. Inquire second floor. Ij4ATII ST, 22-5 room tenement. All I@odern improvements Garage ii de sud. inquire lrst floor.
 .}-LAD.-N ST. l4-Four roolAs. All mod crn Improvements. Rent reusonab,,. Inquire 5ol Erst St. UT tr,ephone 26S5 Hn0UIl ST. ill., rooI1s. lst toor. $25 steam heat. SEQ with Enrage. Call New Britain 24 or liarttord 2-5blG or 4-0S4S CAMP ST. Ht--5 rooms All moden i'm proven"nts, steam heat. Inquire Centre Tailor Shop, l6 Washington Pl 1elc- phone 27Go,
 CHU4;t'u Sr-Whre. room apartment Heated. All new only $7 week. Call 4ls9 or 2514-I
 CnENitl ST, I27-FOCK IOOM TENF- 2}..Nr FOR RENT. Modern improve ntc1ts Rent reasonable. Iuuulre (, Hu.. .ph,
 rIIESlNIr ST, 226-6 rooms 1st floor All improvements, steam beat. Rent r."a nl'@ In uir" second floor CDIII%a %I. so-Iwo room tene- Iaru,~ N"Ny.y remodet,d Ali l1pr"yo- meats Nyry convenient for small fam tl Residential sectlra. Very small rent.
 ro.iNuIsCIAL sT. &9-slN and four om t,nem"uts for rent. steam heat GG&A>,STUN TERRACE, corner Roxhury rnad-5 room tenement, 2nd floor Ga 10@r Inquire 1st floor Phone 5S+7-M, CjlnsTNU'f ST, @l9-5 rooms, hcatrd All iaprovemgnts Reasonable Ready p,tob.r l. Frank NGtr Tcl. 2l27 CAI;LTuN ST. 52--4 room tenement. 2 family hou-e. GaraEr, ,h.rNrn roops an1 rar 'oa. iwintr" "n promises, rNN ST, %3-6 room tenement Modern Improvements steam heat, .l J. Kelly. 21 Gf1hpJt St Phone l1t9 >ST ST, 49o-l'jrst floor tenement of five Ionnls, All improvements Inquire nn prom SIS.
 NE room uhurtn'rut in tHn WcstmIu- ser, corner of Vino and Vest Main SIS All improvements including eicc- tr'e refrigeration. Tie W, !, Hatch Company, City Hall Building.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

M ALNlT ST.. 4J-A0ar,myIlt of nve raaIas. Heated, Modern ruu} }eujeuoes 'Gp.rF IUUr t,4
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

TWO Easy washing machines. latest models. Used on floor as demonstra- tors. Liberal reduction. Terms Henry Moraus & Sons, 373 Main St
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

BELuEN Sr.--o ruoHp bungalow with a" modern Improvements Gan be huuE.rf With 1ittf 'ost at bargain 2rira I;ah.uow-Ensrhkow Real Estate Co S0J N2iu St, Phone 1SIO.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
It's Your Turn To MoeMove Your Eyes To The Movers Ads Below
EMPLOYMENT
UeIp-Nien Wanted

GOOD strong boy wanted to make him self generally useful. Apply Johnson & Peterson, 125 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
House. For Nlitr

 BARGAIN in room cottage Er ranged tu ttrromIuudate , small tam flies if desired. Look thts over ant m Ike an ofe~. Lockwood. Room 4oj t'ity Hall
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

TWO IRON REDS, spring and mattress chairs, carpets and tables, Can be seen mornings or evenings after 6 o'clork at 3un West Main St
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

CENTRAL furnished room for two. Pr Nst2 family. steam heat. bath. shove. Tel 2ElU-W CT 35l5-W,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
LIa l. STU(
Cattle a!lti Live stock

REGISTERED FONES--Rcferencc g years, banks Investigate possibilities agency. Free booklets. Clcury B.cs-. SnattIn. MNsN.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

l:32 MAl% ST. 1&2--Dcs rab.e room tenement. All modern Improvements
 luHos' Eato; he rou> need 'rol. 47SQ-J
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

BANJO. E, & n. Silver Bell profcsslonsI tenor. In excellent condition. Price very reasonable Apply St Maple St. 3rd floor
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

T ATNN ILW ST, l4l-MOuen SIX TOow tenement for rent. Pleasant location Inquire first floor
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcnts

EAST ST, 5l3-5 rooms, All improve
 mentS. Rent req soua ble. Garage If de sired. Inquire B. Marholin Tel 3627,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Machinery-El Electrical and Tools si

VACUUM CLEANERS to rent. Used cleaners for s&.e- Also reralrs to all cleaners. Phone l09J-M after r. m
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Musical instruments

WANTAD. second hand electric motor pump. with Or without tank. E. F. punham. Phone 2i34-J
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

'ttlt r"oms 10 rent with improvements Exceptionally reasonable. E. uubowy 5a emaliey St. Tel. 3G1&
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale

Houses For Sale SS BELVIDERE. 22 Euston St. on right of HtNcrest Ave- Brand new room cot : tage. All modern Improvements. LarR lot. One car garage For further II formation see Paul Ponte & Co Tels phone 4@i2 between and p. m. BELVIDERE, 1I9 stewart st-5 rooI cottage. All improvements. coppe screens, oak floors. oil burner, hot wa ter heat, electric frigidaire, car garag :, Paul r Zink, builder. 1o2 Stewart s BRIGHTON ST, BeIgideIe-New rooi. | house With tile kitchen, colored til , bath with shower. oak floors and tFin Fireplace, sun parloT, one car garag, Price right. Inquire F. Trotta, , Brighton streer
 BROADtIEW ST, Maple HiI. Newine ton-New oUe family house. room Hot water heat, treplare, l car gurag in basement. Price SG,lp0 Reasnnab. terms Tel Fl or Hartford 2-5St6 ( BROOK ST, Iu-TWo family bric house, 14 rooms. ? car garage. Lot 50 I5F Reasonable terms Phone Ne,r Hr.taiu T or Hartford 2-5Sls or 4-os4 BROOK ST, tI9--3 family brick house, ] rooms, ! car garage. Lot 50x15Q Reg son4A.e terms. Phone New Britain ur Hartford 2-5S16 or 4-0S4S- COTTAGE of modern rooms Steal heated Located near schools, etc. good neIsAborhood Five acres of lam Beautiful lawns. hedge and flowers Ideal ls no word to properly describa II and yet 1t can be bought for sl0,OUJ and Very easy terms. Harry R. Ho-- land. 25 Arch St.. Packard Bldg Telt a phone +QS4 or 10l6-M
 @0RBlN'S C0NNEE-NeW $ room nous for sale at great sacrifice. Hot wate heat. tHr garage. Lot 65X2Ge Stna amount of rash. Price S6,S01. W. Hafgh O.. rtty Hail Bldg
 EAST END-Fjflteu minutes from cente Tor saiu, enc , family house. Six ruot tenements on one floor and five room ju another All modern improvement Good sized building lots Purehas price $1,7og and $le00 cash. P. De 1uz2e, 476 Main St. Tel, 4&f3 or 477s-, :. Fol. SALE room house All improy, ments. Lot 6GN1 hs. Also 9 story barr lower floor garages Chicken coop fruit trees, u minutes walk fror Main St Reasonable, Tel 32fo-W eve HAWLGG ST. Npw.ngton one fan fly house, rooms. Hot water hea one ear garage. Near trolley. Pri, S5,5oo. Reasonable terms. Tel 24 Hartford 25Sl6 or 4-pS4S
 ONE two and three family houses fc sale. Un-tu-date in every way, At h; tra"tFe terms Tcephone 5iUS. ROCKY HILL AEE.--G room bungalow All Improvements, car garage. l., 5lNl59- Price very reasonable. Harc ware City Go-oPeratve Assn, Inc ls2 Man St, New Britain, Conn. slH room house for sale. Two acres lam ga1aEe. Fine View of Conn. river T. HjEEauum. F X. Forrest New Brttait Telephone i125.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SAI.t.
Building Lots For Sale
Farms ror Sale

EpIN -CLuNEE RLVp.. near Staule, St--Larse building lots Inquire Pau F Huk. log Stewart St
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
MERCHANDISE
Dogs, Cats, Pets
EsS>, Poultry Supplies
MER( HANDiSE
Articles For Sale

Articles For Sale 55 kEGs-l gallon to 50 galous Charrrd or paratined, $, F. STROPLE, lS5 Park st TeIerhone 939
 \ HEEL CART for sac. Al ron4ition Large. strong, enameled $250 Teic- paone 4l0I-J.
 Hn>lIrs> and Office LuuipnnIn 5. NrW BRITAIN Store IiNlure Co.--StoTc fixtures of all kinds. Exclusive agents for l5fy told reirsrrutnrs and To}eGu sales. National Cash r,gisters at n saving t25oe to 5Uco New floor cases, $650 ft; top cases, $3oJ 1t. G5J South Main St Tel 5154.
 SAFES We have them to suit any home or hus!neSs purpose In all sizes and Weists. Prices start at S25. Adkins Printing Co.,, statiouers and office ou,. tltters, 66 church StIcct.
 Feed and Fuel 5O HARD BLOCK WOOD for sale, $i3 d cord, Also wood for fireplace. Tele- phone 267,
 Farm and Dairy Products aS CRAPS for sale. Fred Peck Kensing- ton. Tglephone New Britain 3S54-R
 Household Articles G3 AN EI.ECTIIC CARPET CLEANER. Slightly used. :l2,5O first buyer Tel 5'5%. NIT, Andrews.
 ANTIQUE sewing table. desk, bookcase. trunk, etc. for sale. Gall evenings, g. Greenwood St. s;de door 5ABY carriage, hassinette. , White iron beds, spring and mattress Universal washing machine. All in perfect con- dltlon. 213 Winthrop St, first floor BE|oRE moving into that new apart mert let us hang your shades and lay your hnoleum. Henry Goldsmith X Co 5 Ia1l St Telephone 5$7, B1h.i0uM s't for sale. In excellent con dtti"n. Iust sell at once. Apply 132 Keis'y st., third floor, COAL RANG :, No. :, in good condition. Kew lining and srnte. $lo. App!y Augur, G9 'Aurch St, first floor COM. RANGE with hct watrr front. Also d burner gas runsr, Both in first class "onditiou Inquire lSo Hartford Ave. first floor
 CORRELATION coal stove for sale Al41 rarior stove. Inquire 294 East Man St. Phone 1"SS.
 'UJ SEAUIu home combination range. Excellent condition. Ecasliahle. In 4ure 39 Se"ond St-. Easl Bristol, UUSEuOl.D furniture for ssie. No req slnable offer refused. Inquire l45 Hart ford Ave, Ser0nd floor.
 -'SiT oak roll top desk Good condi ton. Price reasonable. Inquire 11S Mon roe St Tel 37G5-W.
 NtfIiESSES rcma1e and renovated ';cturncd same day New mattress, > made to order. MarNay. Wallin. p3 Vain St, Telephone 4G2S. PARTS furnished Tor any make of stow. M@rkay @@d Na!len, G Main St 5ftAn..s! SHADES, SHADES! Side hommed window shades. 15r ur. Let us give you all estimate, Y. K. Window Shade Co, Tel 32Sa Opposite Higa nool.
 ALL Naguta rcsr' gcratGr, GIenwood kitchen stove, oven With heat indtaa- tor far gas plate, girls bicycle, Very rcasonT h,e for cash. Fl Franklin Sq.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

,',p.iljuEtIAL ST. &2-slN and fou" f om t,nemruts for rent. steam heat Tc'rih lie -&i4,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

4ouIi and room apartments for rem
 steam heat, jaaitor service and frigjd. atfc Near High ruool. With sunshine
 AnpiN NJ. VI. IErlknrLan. 1ht lt,nn st
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
ROOMS. BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Kent

it1e"''F~ VI 'Atti' " Ai;l'H ST, 925-NiceIy furnished roo1} to rent ill private family. Telephone &&31.
 CENTRAL. furnished room for two. P Nat2 family. steam heat, bath. shove Tel 22lo-W CT 35l5-W CORNER LAKE AND HIGH sTS,-Ful rsaed room in private family. suit a1'e for one ar two people, Nu.GIs HOTEL. Nicely furnished room Ais, rooms by uay, Sl Main St. Tele phone 4i7a.
 EI.3l oT.-LaJge sunny heated room i private American family. Use of Twin rnom phone, radio and piano. s4 one. 5t.5d to two. Tel 2241-W, l.I-MAIN Apaytmrnt$-NI,ely furu.she. rooms with steam heat, continuous he wter Very low rates Ina, Elm s FOR KENT-Fuln5s6ed room in privaf fautIy. West End. With or without ga ee, Write Post o6iae Box %. IIAET ST. 1+6-'FWn or three room with h,tnenottc. Furnished or unfur @',"d. on bus line,
 HAHN ST, l3i--i.arge sunny front roo' su t@b'e for gentlemen We'll heatet. well fNgnislIed twin beds. Tel. 2t74-t- MAIN ST. 45-Furnished front roolr A!so side rooms, Running hot wate- Mrs NDc'l.
 STANLEY ST. 65l Near Park St Nica furn shed room. l1 mtua;es walk t center Board if desired. Tel, S57o-J. V"EY dostr0b'e front room suitable 10 CT persons. Private family. BoarG tf de4;red. ? minutes to P. Q. Lak. roust- Telephone f269-
 Rooms For Housekeeping g AECH ST ao5-TurnJshed room fo. lgdt housekeeping. All couveuiences As garage it desired. HOTEL DORIS 3l Man St.-2 room apartments. FrjFidaire, private hntl' and shower Completely furnished Telephone 1t75,
 MAIN s-. 1-sins,e or double rooms ar light housekeeping. Also rooms and board at low rates Tel 1224, MAPLE ST, l95-To rent. three fur uished rooms with private barh fof lf,,bt housekeeping,
 TWO furnished rooms and kitehenette for light housekeeping. Three minutes from post office. lnouire S6 Lake St, W>IIACE s'r.-Two furnished rooms to' tight housekeepons Separate entrance. Inquire S Wallace St.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

4lANSTUN TERRACE, corner RoNhury ruad-5 room tenement, 2nd floor Ga lu&r Inquire 1st floor Phone 5S47-M,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

1I9 Stewart St.-S rooI
 cottage. All Improvements coppe
 screens, oak floors oil burner. hot wa ter heat, electric frigidaire, , car garag , Paul r. Zink builder. lu2 Stewart s
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
EMPLOYMENT
Uulp-.A~crtS Wanted

SELL business rarls at $l.GI thous md. Big comm sston. Every H9.l buys, Eo competition. Wm. schultz X O., sos N lMtA S: I.a: At.-. lL. EaIIf
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

ToMAN wishes to do wasting, irnning and general hous york by tho day.
 Inquire 52 LasaIle St, second floor.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

AittU ST @25-- Nicely furnished rooi4 to rent ill private family. Telephone &237
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28

Telephone 9G0-lnstant Service
 Tires Tubes Battcr es- Chains Vulcani-ing-A Auto Electric Repair DWELL TIRE & BATTERY co
 39 WASHINGTON ST. TIRES, BATTERIES, AUTO ELECTR:' SAitNtCE--P. X V. Tire tl Battery Co 261 Myrtle St. Telephone 2G92.
  IEPAIIING on all makes of ears, E.X pert mechanics available day and nigi.t Hotel Washington G&iage. Phone 173t RADIATOR rrpairlnS at lowest prices quick service; satisfaction guarantee" New England Radiator WorSs. 25 Eas Main St. near Main. Telephone SG0.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-28
Hc!p---NIrn Wanted

NSIlER WANTED. Apply at the
 Garage. Church Street,
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
STOCKS SPUR
IN BIG BULL
SESSION
BY w. 8. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 n.N.s.).-Ths
first market Of the new year wit
messed another slsy-rocketing OF
prices Of q few OF the ~ eculative
favorites and a steady jacldng mp
Of values of the weIl-known motor
car, copper, oil and electrical stocks
In q session which promised TO
equal one Of the 5000, ,O00. .shars
sessions OF last month.
Radios 20.point jump to 395 was
the outstanding performance Of the
day, most of the other high-priced
favorites meeting continued oppo-
sition as the day advanced. Con-
fident buying OF the motor stocks
sent General Motors to 206, the
highest price in six weeks, while
Packard climbed az, to 1853; Chrys-
Ter 3, to around 1876. and other
motor favorites a point or more.
The biggest turnover Of the day
was in the motors.
A big wave Of outside buying of
General Electric forced that stock
up points to 229 as reports reached
the financial district Of a new split
up in the shares and a possible dis
tribution Of some of the valuable
stocks held in the treasury Of the
company. The high-priced n1ercan-
tile stocks refused to perform In
their usual way, Montgomery Ward
and Sears Roebuck staying close to
the home base as measured by Mon
days closing prices.
Not IL cents a pound for copper,
Dut - cents a pound, is Wall
Streets latest guess on the copper
market situation. Vanishing sur
pIuses Of the red metal. with in
creasing demand in home and for
eign markets, viii eventually force
the price much higher, say the
copper bulls, as they pushed up
prices of Anaconda Andes and other
copper stocks today.
American Smelling dir &c t ors
placed the new stock on q 4 per
cent dividend basis today. equiva-
lent to IL per cent for the present
stock. Good buying Of "smelters"
followed this announcement. ths
stock having been one Of the
favorites in the latest upward surge
Of the market. Chile Copper and
Inspiration were also in big demand.
Sinclair ana Pan American B
ran a stiff race for the position of
favorite in the independent oils,
each gaining two points in rapid
turn over. Sinclair is expected to
go on cash dividend basis In the
near future. Atlantic Refining
forged ahead to around SO as the
leader Of the Standard OILS, while
Standard of New York was unable
to keep up the hot pace established
last week.
Steel mills are running at So
per cent capacity, with every pro-
spect Of heavier operations in Janu-
airy, according to the Iron Age,
which figured the 1928 steel ingot
production at $4,000 900 tons, the
highest on record. This was good
news for the steel stocks bulls, who
proceeded forthwith to mark up the
prices of United States Steel,
VanadiuEn. Bethlehem. Youngstown
and other favorites in this list.
Call money ruled at IL per cent,
with prospect of an easing up in
the rate later in the week.