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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

IMMATURE REMINDING, motor repairs
c eHMts' Immature Service 1903 l4th N a3a
AUTOMOBILES irrespective, of make OF age
that have been used. abused or wrecked are
mechanics and modern equipment. We
strsiahten. repair and touch up the finish
S simon Hash is s si2 and our complete rennish
lied IL Buick service and Authorized Duco Re;
finishers; 1T2s k s.oG Ias rd' lust around
inish that grows handsomer with aEe: Proof
mons a fS.. s RS and sifaine @aa Let
us show you sample OF fine work with this
Meesnolda fne 1900 uphnr s Col ~
1923 i425-l427 L st. NV. Decatur 6s6.
AMsSs P q es Rs 4s57 Tor estimate
Canvas Products Co. "a
BEDDING--p Prepare for your Spring house
wire springs renovated and remsdei Let us
DO It now al sstgrs the rush ssSs unois BED
poRs Teno best pfees aSd pompt
wash. Mattress Co, $40 L st. s.w. M. 1878.
BEDDINa Of all kinds renoyated and Steril-
3: G. Prompt service and low PRICES price. ;r Eagle s
PoRs fs.he
cred. Ideal Bedding Co. 622 NV. M. 4094.
CARPENTER: iobbing. repairing remodelinns'
Phone Decatur sS9-W. G. L, Ford. 40.
S SorE. By day or lob. 6alf North ss0i. J. E.
0ilSS. Zf-
CARPENTER-,,Let, us save you money. We
price last. Adams 1894: --
CARPENTER. BUILDER general rem SH,1enH
Ard J6sRsOn 81
R9RGH i3ss Hass
/ st. NV. FRANKLIN 1888.
ELEcTRIoAL HOUSE WIRING Sy expects Go
! ssos Kansas ave NV. Adams 5273. jels'
ELECTRIC WIRING-6 rooms. 2 halls. bath
| complete. $40 fixtures. $40 Installed work
sEaranteea; Ger my eSt aaa ave Time ana
ELECTRIC WIRING..Wiil wire s- room house
Co. &C., 81 e; ,efE SOL pay. stem Lee'Ile
FLOORS LAIR LAP sCRApED c cbEANED
pioyes Acme Floor Co. Adams esss.
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. seraping. elec.
waxing: skilled o6 meshsnes; REDUCED pT dSs
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired; slip
covers MADE Est s snse s syen Fstu 5Tss
| Installed. Terms. II It's heating, c. ROBEY
! Estimates free. Lin. 24s 1921 Morse ne.
! HOME IMPROVEMENTS Paperne. paint
/ ing. electric wiring. heating and general re-
1 modelling; all work guaranteed and done
under our own supervision. No cash re-
I ouired: to years to pay. Let us estimate
! over IL years satisfactory services. Metro
poitan improvement CO.. 627 NV FIR. 800.
HOME ALTERATIONS apering. painting,
! and plastering. electrical wiring. hot-water
| heating, plumbing, roofing, etc. All forms of
| carpentry work. Metal ceilings and garages.
| All branches of stucco, cement and brick
! work fully guaranteed. Terms II desired
| American Contracting Co, Bond Bldg. Call
| Columhie 4666 day or evenings. as
| HOUSE REPAIRING and building by nrst-
class colored mechanics; brick and cement
work 0 speciality. Prone Col 1624-W 34s
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Statesmen.

3 men OF character and ability 70 sell
FIRST mortRagc bonds OH the inSiailment
basis; men with life insurance or bond sell
0uired a real connection with an opportu-
nifty for immediate ADVANCEMENT TO an e&-
erutive position. Phone National 1913 for
commitment
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RusINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE-Well established
business. quick sale: very reasonable: party
must leave city Immediately. Col. l0275. az
STORE AND DWELLING six ooms Ss.s
ton; prominent avenue. 1870 Quincy NV.
STORE for sale. Cheap for quick buyer.
1900 c st. s.w. 22'
EXCELLENT opportunity for only sl1.oOo.
Brick store and apartment: includins oid
Dental neighborhood See James A. Watz-
man. sos Woodward BLDG. 23'
HOTEL, COLONIAL BEACH, for rent, sale
N ST. Phone North 3lel.
PARTNER to acquire half interest in profit
able motion picture thester; handle finance;
operate part time; experience not Necessary sss
individual in position TO furnish capital for
Ss AdS.s: Of Box a sSnS stan
cAEETERIA: located dowSntoSn. . business
Price only 1850. Address Box z2o-x. Star
CIGARS. souvenirs, newsstand in hotel lob
by; good business low rent. Price Sl,65O.
Address Box 483-x. Star ONCE.
INVEST WITH SAFETY and large returns
II you have money ruSting at &" you are
day necessity as staple as sugar. Not stock,
real estate or insurance. Your investment
ownership protected BY OUTRIGHT bill Of sale
and quarterly income audited by account
ant. Call or write 1000 Chandler BLDG. 20.
ROOMING HOUSE 1923 Columbia I'd
apts., all rented; $1,000 cash. balance terms.
Entire first floor. rooms. free to pur-
chaser chmS,r . pon't miss this opportunity. Co
RETAIL, EGG ROUTE, clearing SIS per
week week; Must be sold az once once Apply o 1923
WANTED -Small. going print shop by two
men. State proposition and equipment. Ad-
s Asd ssss" Box Tf sasf
SUBURBAN. DRUG STORE for sale. Well
stocked. Address Box 155-X, Star ONCE,
BOULEVARD TOURIST HOUSE. eStabltsneedd
rooms, bath. excellent water garages. ehauf-
asoo O address 'i Box sss2 star once
LOCAL MANUFACTURES. expanding ma;
tionally: needs man with bookkeepins and
sspsy to He Of fea
thousand dollars necessary TO finance avail
ence in reply. Address BOX ss7-x. Star
"a BUILDING SITES on Chesapeake Bay
location Sale value about $4,000; win sac
rihce for $2500. Address Box 3Ss-x. star
slearihs About $500 per mo Insttentlon
reason fol. sacrificing at s2e5O. on terms.
N Z. RYoN co. i2ls N. Y. Ave. M. 45s7.
CAFETERIA Bargain, downtown, suitable
for tea room, near large once buildings
Cost $4,000. Sacrificing for $1,000. $500
cash. balance easy terms. Main s572.
PARTNER wanted in Wholesale beverage
business on payinS basis: can be in
creased many fold with additional capital;
unusual chance. would consider silent part
ner. Address Box 1slx. Star once. 22'
msRt FSod anR DTsS p4as
at once. Address Box 327x Star office. 22'
GROCERY. MEAT AND
DRY GOODS STORE.
Fully equipped; doing a good cash bust
ness: best location in town. Rent s45 per
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 4-DOOR. 1927--In Al
CONDITION: appearance excellent. tires all
GOOD fully eduirnsd; 1878; terms. Mr.. r.
Elliott. Lincoln 4pA6
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1o27-Good tres aud
f1ns mechanical condition; a good bargain,
today only. Col 6335-J. evenings. Opoor-
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CHEVROLET TOURING, i925-Good paint
sood balloon tires and has been thoroush-
/" ehecSed and carries an ok. that cou-ts
A dandy car fer tho Summer: sl25; terms
Owene Motor Co. 6323 Ga ave.
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CHEVROLET 1922 4-DOOR SFDAN-Brand-
rev: substantial reduction for quick sale;
car guaranteed. Col. 633s-J evenings: terms
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.ARN REAL. ESTATE.

LEARN REAL ESTATE
Large local company will give you a com
clpte real estate and investment training
ard back up your sales efforts with raelo
rosdcastins and newspaper adyertisine
most outstsndins properties to sell; only
ambitious people Of character and appear;
ance, with car will be considered, give full
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CHEVROLET LANDAU, l327-Driven very
little: tires all very good: appearance excel
lent; fully equipped; 3o-dav guarantee; low
price and terms Decatur RfS-W.
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CHEVROLET COACH io2s-originaI finish
same as new: excellent tires; interior finish
perfect Price. $3.50; terms. Emerson
Ormo. nth and NJ SITS NV
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CHEVROLET COACH, lstc 1925. in fine con-
dition: 1910. cash o" terms. 80 New York
ave. ne Cprn till pri
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1927: s65 cash, small
payments: excellent condition; looks fine
n-w tires Warrington Motor Car Co.. 2o35
nth " Pot a.
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CHEVROLET TOURING, 1873 1878: terms;
guaranteed. See Mr. Barnes, 1929 l4th e.:
IN WV iI1+i
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EAL ESTATE SALESMAN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
We have en- abundance OF good leads Tor
a real, wide-Rwake man who is willing 10
WORK. Fullest Cooperation. Car needed.
II you are ready to work, see Mr.; McGar-
raFhy, between and on Thursday.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
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We have an attractive proposition
20 offer a man, now producing HE
insurance, to associate himself with
us in the development of our lie
business. To a man who is DESTROYS
OF securing his future and can meet
with our requirements an excellent
opportunity awaits him. Write
Joseph w. Brooks & Co, 2l2-2l3
Transportation Bldg.
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HELP--WOMEN.


WOMAN OR GIRL. refined. KNOWLEDGE Ger
man lanEuRse necessary, take care swear
sn n o ~ hpply after pm 1 Apt so
2l3s California st. NV.
WOMAN-A firm with a national reputation
and sif rsf,n.me sr for importsnt tTaveins po-
stion; must be over %. with good education
tsnt tban experiencs Smaranteea income
splendid opportunity for rapid Advancement
to executive position. Call in person Mrs
YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has opening
for tSc; about 30. who wish e enE TaEe,n IN
dsnSd snd s
essary Address BOX AUS. Star once.
YOUNG WOMEN for automatic telegraph
operating; 500 per month to start. after
.nt uofk asss IS to IS Epogisdss e toach
mcrciai National Bank Bids
YOUNG WOMEN tseveral. experienced in
selling dresses. for part.time work. Apply
ALTERATION HANDS to
work on coats and gowns; none
but store experienced. The
Louvre. Ills i st.
DESIRABLE
POSITIONS
open
To Young Women
10 Years of Age and Over.
Good Pay to Start.
Frequent Increases.
Apply
Wisconsin Ave. and Stanford
St. Bethesda, Md.
THE CHESAPEAKE &
POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
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CHRYSEER 1925 SEDAN. MODEL 5s--Really
in fine condition One of the best buys for
s3os we have ever had: easy terms with your
car in trade The Trew Motor Co., 1903 i4th
ST d a Decatur 1910.
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CHRYSLER 1877 TO COACH-Motor perfect.
tires excellent: general appearance like new
car. A real buy. Rear 1870 18th st. Nv
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MEAT COOK-Colorcd; must be
first class. Apply at once. Collier
Inn. 18th and Columbia I'd.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUs
OFFICE. EDITORIAL CLERK, STATISTICS,
POST OFFICE, STEM AND TYP. EXAMS:
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, sc. cor. 18th a. NV. Met. 1897.
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RANK SAVINGS DEp1'

BANK SAVINGS DEPT.
has an interesting proposition to make
man of industry and character who VIII
work on the outside interesting new depoSI-
tors in its INSURED SAVINGS DIVISION
Gan unusual method OF saving part OF
3 connection 10 be proud OF II you qualify
Interview, At once, Mr., BieEs between M
and 3 pm, Mount vernon SAVINGS BANK.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
who has a good. clean sales record can
procure a position with a well established
Frealtor and builder of new homes; only
those who can comply with the above re-
eliremert and who arc willing to work hard
need apply Call at 10 am. to see
Mr. JOSEPH HORNINCi.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
14ls Eye ST NV. Main 8949.
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coune rumble seat; run only 5000 mile; one
OF the clearest and best running used ears
We have eve- traded in: cost nearly 5000: 81
$50 it can't be heat terms or trade. The
Trew Motor Co, 1909 14th St NV. Decatur
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is cents per line additional to the
REGULAR line rate.
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Salary and bonus. Apply Thursday be
tween 10 and ~ Room 2lS, Chestnut Farms
balIv Bldg. 26th & Pa. ave. NV.
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GROCERY, MEAT AND
DRY GOODS STORE.
Fully equipped; doing a good cash bust
ness: best location In town. Rent, s45 per
month. Must be seen to appreciate. Phone
North l03l0
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BUTCHER, frst-class. Apply 1929 Column
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. s Asay &C Re: MD MD
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza S2SS.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
City Items

George H. Johnson,e who for sev- eral years prior to his resignation ' few months ago was clerk of the de- pertinent of public works. has taken 8 position with the City Coal < Wood Co.,, and will enter that office June 1.
 Ye London Tailor shop on 55 Main street will be sold at auc- ton tomorrow at o'clock by Sher- if Fred Wrinkle in order to secure rent money due to Morris Cohr. M. J. Campise is the owner of the shop.
 There will be an executive meet ing of the Junior Hadassah this eve- ming at the home of Miss Jeanette Cans of Dewey street.
 Members of Alexandra lodge, Daughters of St. George, will be en- tertained at the home of Mrs. Ste- venson of 167 Pleasant street We'd nesday afternoon.
 Hattie l.. Rogers sold property to- day at Commonwealth avenue and Seneca street to Victor Thorin through the Carlson & Carlson agency.
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Johnson and MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hartman an.l family spent the weekend in Bos- ton.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
Birth Record

A daughter was born Saturday at New Britain General hospital to MT. and Mrs. David Larson of 10 Rox- bury road.
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital Saturday to Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Bourque of Elm street.
 A daughter was born yesterday at New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs. James E. O'Brien of 1866 Stanley street.
 A daughter was born Friday to MT. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Portland. Mir. Johnson is a member of the firm of Johnson & Peterson. who maintain photographic studios in this city and Middletown.
 A daughter. Virginia Janet, was born Saturday to NIT. and Mrs. R. D. Byrnes at the Hartford hospital. Mrs. Byrnes was formerly Miss E. Jeanette Benson of this city.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED

The New Britain Investment Co.. Inc. has brought four suits against A. Metzer through Nair X Nair. at torneys The suits are also brought against the men who endorsed the notes.
 It is claimed that on July 5. 1928, Metzer executed a note for s12o0 on demand of value received. A guarantee of the aforementioned note was made by Sam Lehrer, Henry Morans. NJ. Feigenbaum and A. Segal. The suit is for s1.000.
 On the second claim. it is stated that on April 1. 1928, Better cxe- cuted a note of $12O0. The endors- CTS were S. Iehrer and Henry Nor ans The suit ia for $500. On Sep tember Is. he executtd a note for s1oo0 with the same endorsers as in the April note. The suit is for {1.000.
 On March 1. 1928, another note was given for 31.000 with A. Segal and Frank Ginsburg as the endors- CTS. The suit is for $500. Another note was issued on May l. 1929 for &1.000 with A. Segal and A. D. Lip man as the endorsers. The suit is for 81.00O.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
CURB PRICES MOVE
 IN SEESAW STYLE
Cheap Call Money Fails to Check
 Selling Tendency

New York. May 20 R)-Prices seesawed back and forth in today's curb market. Activity was chiefly on the selling side, after an irre9u- larly higher opening. This was in face of cheap call money. the rate renewing at ! per cent. with per cent loans reported in the outside market.
 Great Atlantic and Pacific com mon, which has been listed just | week. ran up points on the open ing to 465 and broke before mid day to 445. On Saturday this stock ranged from 442 to 4s4. closing at 460. Firestone Tire. another high priced issue. also encountered sel,- ing and broke sharply, Deere &, Co. was down at one time 10 points.
 Bendix company, unit in the $14O, 100000 Bendix Aviation cor poration holding company in which General Motors is interested to the extent of 25 per cent, again scared into new high ground, touching 195 before slipping back in the midday selling wave. BendiX Avia- 99 Is. but Fokker. in which Gen. eral Motors also is interested, was under pressure. Western Air Ex- press. the president of which heads Fokker, had 1 point rise.
 Advance in the utilities was led by St. Regis Paper. pushed upward on an excellent earnings report the first ever to be published by the company. Electric Investors also met good support after an early decline, but Electric Bond < Share. which is afiliated with Elec- tric Investors, yielded fractionally. Buffalo Niagara & Eastern Power, the key company in the western New York power picture, again moved into new high ground at s6 1-4. A new high also was att tained by Cities Service preferred.
 The radio issues were we'll bought with Grigsby -Grunow rising smart ly.
 Oils moved irregular forward on a small volume of sales.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
HURLED OFF ROAD
 ON MERIDEN PIKE
Truck and Two Autos Dlml8d
 in Triple Collision
fsp.c,.l to tn. H.r.ldl

Meriden, May 10-Walter H. Hall- quest. 33. of ss East Main street, Portland, was fined t:5 and costs in the Meriden court this morning. as the result of an arrest made yes- terday following . triple crash near the Berlin town line involving two automobiles and a truck.
 In the collision, an automobile driven by Carl Samuelson of II kel- sey street, New Britain. was struck by a car operated hy Hallquest and hurled off the road. The Hallqueat machine then crashed into a truck owned by the Charek Furniture Co. of Boston and operated by John McGann of Roxsbury. The truck was badly damaged and the two automobiles wrecked.
 Mir. Samuelson and John Swanson, who was 8 passenger in the Hall quest car, were taken to tho Meri- den hospital. Today t was reported that the New Britain man was suf- fering from decorations of the head and contusions of the back. Swan- san has lacerations about the head and shoulders.
 While police were clearing the highway of the wreckage. a car driv- en by Barney G. Timmons of 54 Belmont street. Hartford, approach ed the scene in reckles manner. He was arrested by Officer Schar- mer. The officer also arrested George G. Burns of 956 Capitol ave- nue. Hartford. a passenger in Sim mons machine. on 2 charge of in- toxtcation. According to the police. Burns created a disturbance near police headquarters while his com panion was being booked.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
NEW BRITAIN LEADING
 IN UNCOLLECTED TAXES
This City Has Best Record in Con. necticut, According to Survey
 of State.

A survey of uncollected taxes, made by the state of Connecticut, shows New Britain to have best rec ord of the Big Five" cities. with 92.s of all tax assessed as of April 1. 1928, already in the hands of Collec- tor Bernadotte Loomis. and but e222,931.1: remaining uncollected.
 The percentage collected and amounts outstanding in other of the larger cities of the state are: Bridge port. 71.?. 3..S4s.97O.37; New Ha- ven. S?.s, 31.576.314.20: Waterbury. 7G.e. N.51s.ess.7s: Hartford. Ss.7. New London, 70.5. S4s4.154S6: Stamford. Ss.6; $21?,. c5131.
 Torrinston has 100 per cent col- lection. Middletown has received all but 8 of what is due and Meriden taxpayers owe but 4S per cent or their assessments.
 New Britain is shown fifth in population and grand list. sixth in tax levied, 61st in per capita assess ment and 37th in per capita tax.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
"Talkies" Cause Strike
 In New Haven Theater

New Haven, May 30 Lh-Projec- ton machine operators in eight neighborhood theaters not yet equip ped with sound apparatus left their booths yesterday in sympathy with union men who struck in others be- cause a wage increase had been de- nicd.
 It was stated today that tte places were filled at once with men who had been licensed by the state. It was further claimed that places of strikers in other theaters which lost men Saturday had been filled.
 The men had demanded that two operators be in a booth where sound apparatus was uesl with sileat 1is.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
EIGHT LOCAL GIRLS
 IN NURSES CLASS
Hospital Graduation Exercises to
 Take Place Thursday

Eight New Britain girls are in- cluded in class of 1l9 nurses who will graduate from the training school at the New Britain General hospital at commencement exer- cises Thursday evening. The exer- cises will be held at the State Nor maj school and will mark the end of several days round of social &C., tivities.
 The program for the next three days and for the graduation exer- cises is as follows:
 Social Activities
 TONIGHT
 500 P. M.-Reception to grad uates by Mir. and Mrs. James s. North of Sunnyledge.
 TOMORROW
 zoo P. M.-Dinner dance by the Intermediate class at Nurses resi- dCnce.
 WEDNESDAY
 2:3O P. M.-Garden party and re- ception to alumni.
 4:00 P. M.-Planting of rose bushes at tennis court by graduating class. Address, Rev. w. H. AL derson.
 zoo P. M.-Alumni banquet to graduating class at Burritt Hotel.
 THURSDAY
 200 P. M.-Photographing of class.
 s:so P. M.-Graduation at State Normal school.
 The program at graduation exer- cises Thursday evening with J. $. North presiding. will be as follows: Processional. nursing staff. stu- dent nurses and graduating class. Invocation, Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill.
 Address to graduating class. Sen ator Alice P. Merritt. Hartford.
 Presentation of diplomas. James 6. North. president of training school.
 Presentation of school pins, Maude E. Traver. R. N., directress of nurses.
 Administration of hippocratic oath to graduating class, T. E. Reeks, M. D.. superintendent.
 Presentation of prizes, Clarence F. Bennett. president of hospital. Benediction.
 Reception in gymnasium.
 The graduating class consists of the following:
 Agnes Cotter. Portland: Ruth ziekler. New Britain: Julia Kerry, New Britain; Louise Hall. Ansonia Vera Snellman. Nesquehoning, Pa. Estelle Pukinskas. New Haven; Dorothy Crowley, Bristol: Selina Rioux. Plainville: Stella McGrath Sonora. Nova Scotia: Pauline Jeary. Gildersleeve; Woltermira Karbonik, New Britain; Esther Roy, Torring- ton; Dorothy Andrews. New Britain; Murial Larock, Burnside: Aurora Manso. New Britain; Stella Prosick, Zion Grove. Penn; Lucy Williams. New Britain: Helen Partyka. New Britan; Olga Johnson, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
Real Estate News
Warranty


 Louie $. Jones to Carl Christensen, ct al, Elbridge road.
 Hattie l.. Rogers to Victor Thorin. Commonwealth avenue.
 Grace l.. Smith, ct al, to Margaret Camp. Lcnox place.
 Mortgage
 c. Emil Carlson to M. Henry Donne!ly, $2,o0o, Shuttle Meadow avenue.
 John Malaadziejko to Stanislaw Malenkowske. Cleveland street. Carl Christensen to Louie s. Jones. $500. Laurel road.
 Victor Thorin to W. B. Rossberg. S3.000. Commonwealth avenue. Charles o. Pherson to Savings Bank of New Britain, $500. Buell. street.
 Andrew E. RenEtson to Middle town Savings bank, 39,5oo, Vance street.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
FILES SUIT FOR ;to,ooo
Joseph Bets of Hartford Briass Action Against Bernard Egenton of This City FOr Dausases.

Action Against Bernard Egentoa
 of This City For Damages.
 Suit was brought today by Joseph Betz of Hartford. against Bernard Esenton of this city in an action in which sio,ooo damages lre sought as g result of an automobile acci- dent The papers were drawn by Attorney Joseph F. Freedman. aud served by Constable Fred Winkle.
 Cars driven by the parties in the suit collided several months at Rob. bins Hill. Newington. The car or- crated by Bctx was overturned by the machine in charge of Egenton according to the complaint acc0m- ranying the writ. Betz claims dam- ages for personal injury. wrecklng Of his machine and loss of its use.
 John l.. Lawson of Elmwood was trade defendant in foreclosure ac- ton brought by Bessie r. Damon of Hay Shore. Long Island. on prop city in Newington Junction. This was brought about because of in. defendants failure to pay on a note for t1.sO0. Harold N. Williams of the office of Kirkham. Cooper, Hun gcrford X Camp made out tho papers and will represent the plaintiff. Deputy Sheriff Mathew Papciak served the writ.