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New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
AUTOMOTINE
Service StatiOu-Repairing

WASHINGTON GARAGE Repairing and overhauiug
 on all makes of cars STORAGE PHON E l1S5
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
EMPLOYMENT
HClp Manted-NIcn

Help Wanted-Men Al BARBER WANTED, Steady position for right man. Apply j6 Church Street. CAKE SALESMEN and distributors-Op- portunjty to obtain the Gold Seal line of cakes for your territory. over 70 varieties of delicious cakes that stay fresh. Overnight express service. Must have truck and be able to finance self. Can be handled with other specialties. Sampling allowance and other sales helps. State experience and territory covered. Gold Seal Baking Corporation. 195l x. Gay St. Baltimore Md, CAR WASHER WANTED. APPLY AT THE ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO. 225 ARCH STREET,
 DRAFTsMAN wauted. N-arouud man familiar with drill, jig and fixture work, Iu reply state experience ill full and wages expected. Address Ciassined Box g G.. Herald.
 MAN WANTED for Watkins route m New Britain. Average earnings &&5 weekly chance for reliable hustler to make big paying connection. Write at once. The ]. R. Watkins Company. 25l4S Johnson Ave, Newark. x. I. Good openings also in nearby Nacau- ties
 MEN who wish to sell We have oppor- unity for one or two men of good per sonality and character 10 enter selling field We will help you to get estab- Iished Fine future for those who quail fy, No canyassing. Phone 4299 for ap- pointment.
 POLISH YOUNG man wanted to sell real estate. II. l.. Welch, 6V1 Man S'.. Hartford. Phone @-75o5. RELIABLE MEN hook orders guaranteed nursery stock. Pay weekly. Free outfit No delivering. Herrick Nurseries Rochester. x. '.
 SALESMAN for lubrI,atiug oil and paint ; two lines combined. Salary or commS- sion. THE ROYCE REFINING CO, or THE ROYCE PAINT co, Cleveland, Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

THE proctrr and Gamble Co. wants young man about gG years old for their field advertising dept No selling. Re Qu.re one who can talk conylncjnEIy rather than any special experience When writing to MT k. j. Kelley Doris Hotel give aec. qualifications and phone number.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

WANTED, a few statesmen for high class security house Call at 55 West Main St, Room 7u3. from to F. m Wednesday or Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

Dancing Teachers S3 EMERSON STUDIO. I62 MAIN ST. Center Mag's Storel Class or private lessons Beginners or advanced. Tel. SIS.
 Local and Private Instructors 8, ACCOUNTlNG-A complete, practical course in business accounting and auditing for sale, Phone 3OSS-R
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and TeutmentS

Apartments and TeutmentS 6s APARTMENTS or tenemen;s. heated ana unheated. m all sections, Louie $. lones Agency IA Main St, Call l4o. APARTMENT, , rooms. semi furnished. central. Also cottage rooms. Adults, Inquire 49 Walnut St, lst floor east. BASsETT ST. 79-six room tenement, first floor. All modern improvements, Inquire second floor. Phone H1-R BLACk ROCK AVE, f7-TlNe rooms. All Improvements, Garage if desired Ap- ply in store on corner. BEAVER ST, S5-Five room tenement to rent. Garage if desired, Reasonable. Inquire on premises.
 CHURCH ST. G2l-5 room tenement. lst and 2nd floors. All Improvements. heat. Inquire 2:5 church St. tst floor CORBIN AVE, 77S-To rent after Feb ruary i, a modern apartment. Inquire on premises.
 ELM HILL--4 rooms on 1st floor. Garage and chicken coop Rent reasonable. Ap- ply fl Prospect St.. New Britain. Tele- phone 1891.
 GREENWOOD ST, I62--3 and room tenement. All modern Improvements. Rent reasonable. Telephone 1859. HAWLEY ST. l9--5 room apartment and sun parlor New family house. Tile bath and shower; garage. Tel. s36T. kENSlNGTON AVE, lS0--5 rooms with improvements. Rent reasonable Iu- quire on premises. Phone PlainNile 49-S.
 LYONS ST, 1Al-Five room tenement for rent All improvements. For particu- lars telephone esG9.
 LINCOLN APARTMENT-Fou room apartment to rent. Inquire I, w. Ioonis l19 HarriSou Telephour SS4O. MAIN ST, Silt and 5 room steam heated apartments. Both in first class condition. Inquire Henry Morans and sons Music Store
 MAIN ST, 6lS-5 room apartment. Steam heat. modern Improvements. J. Berko- witz. Phone lS46 or s263.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
Mortgages
LIN E STOCK
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies
Horses, Vehicles

SOUND WORK MARE. weight 1,2uo Price Sloo. II. l., Welch. Ncwingtou. Phone 9-O272-W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
From the Old Radio Sell 1t With Radio Ad
EMPLOY MENT
Help Wantcd-Nlcn

'''N' [ THE Proctrr and GambIe C. wants a ! young man about 2S years old for their | field advertising dept. No selling. Re l. quire one who can talk conyncingly i rather than any special experience | When writing to AIr. k. j. Kelley. ! Doris Hotel give ase, qualifications and phone number. WANTED, a few statesmen for a high class security house Call at 55 West Main St, Room 7u3. from 4 to . l, m Wednesday or Thursday.
 Iirlp-Wonep Wanted +2 CASHIER wanted in local store for ait ernoons one with experience preferred. Steady position. Write fully stating age, 10 classified Box 10 h.. Herald. FIFTY WOMEN SOLICITORS wanted Apply 5o Main SJ. between g.30 and II a. m- or 1 and r. III. Ask for Nlr. Fortrn.
 FIRST CLASS experienced stenosrapher and tlpst wio can also keep books and is good at Hgures wanted hy local manufacturing company. Good position fog competent girl Write Classified Box E. G., Herald
 GIRL or woman fnr general housewors small family. AppIy at 2&9 Shuttle Mendow Ave. Phone 5A'A-M, GIRL wanted for general hcusewor6 in 1 family of two. Telephone l5SJ for ap- ! pojntmeut
 , GIRL to help with houseworll and take care of child, Apply between , and o'clock. 12 shuttle Meadow Ave- Sgd f"ur.
 GIRL WANTlU TON GENERAL HOUSE. WORK. Apply at 6j Mason Dri,e. Take GIRL for general housnworll small fam i't (,oDI Hartford. Tel 4-7oS7.
 NEAT girl wanted to help with baby and light housework, Apply 26S Winthrop Street.
 WANTEp, 10 ladies under 56 years of age to demonstrate pure food products, salary. Apply 27 Main st. Mrs. Clark. WANTED by local manufacturing com pany, girl familiar With operation of Burroughs bookkeeping machines from Jan. l5 10 April l. Address Classified Rox k. G.. Herald.
 WANTED, young woman well yerscd in accounting College training preferred. Address Class fled Box 29 c.. Herald YOUNG GIRL WANTED AS MOTHER's HELPER APPLY AT G9 TEN ACRE ROAD.
 Situations Wanirti--Nlcp A BOY, 1S very handy. strong, industrious and honest, desires work of any kind. l Telephone 5197-E.
 MAN, r years experience as bopkkecpcr accountant, desires permanent position
 Phone Hartford 5-4S64.
 Situations Wanted-N 4J [ POSITION wanted GENERAL HOUSE WORK BN THE DAY Telephone ! 5l91-R.
 PRACTICNL NURSE WISHES POSI- TIoN, day or night. Write Classified Box lj A., Herald 0rec. WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AS PASTRY COOK. Inquire at l6 Prospect . Street.
 WOMAN WOULD LIKE to do washing
 and ironing al home, Inquire Gl& Glen
 Street. second floor { YOUNG girl would like to take care of . children during the day. Telephone
 Gt2T-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
FlNANCIAi
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities 4G EXCEPTIONALLY FINE factory space for rent in Merideu. Extremely low rate. Best center for skilled help.
 j. M DELANEY co, INC,
 MERIpEN, CONN. HAVE OPENING for energetic man for New Britain store. *50 week to start. Must furnish l,250 cash deposit on merchandise. Address Manager, cGi Central Ave. Albany. x. Y. Ave. Albany, x. !. MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY. Will sell outright or sell half partnership. Phone 65f5.
 WANTED Tu RENT STORE suitable for bakery. Good location, Reply Gas sided Box l9 L.. Herald Office. 100eo locatiou for fist class restaurant at reasonable rent See Cohn about it. Elm St. Tel. 5S25 or 2425.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
Get the Down Payment On the New Radio -. Fro
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORMS 193 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Reasonable. Phone 2t52-W
 Florists BOSTON FERNS Very reasonable prices SANbELLrs GREENHOUSE. 225 Oak St. Telephone 2ISl-W.
 Lost and Found ' FOUND, DOG CHOUNI0. Inquire between and D. m. at x Newugtun Avenue. LARGE studded St. Bernard dog collar lost. Reward if returned to Roswell Moore, 56o Lincoln road, Tel 5&97-W, LOST-lf the young lady seen picking uP wrist watch on Main Sj. Saturday will return same, trouble Will inc avoid cd. Telephone &oGl-W
 Personals t HAVE your suit FreUCn cleaned at a cost no higher than ordinary cleaning A Browm fS Dwight St, Tel l7&l. HAVE THAT PICTURE FRAMED NOW. Come to lalrs Paint Store where prices are right" l'S Arch Street. RENT A BOON-Wde selection Of all the newest hooks The Beacon Book and Gift shop. S5 West Main St. SPENCER COESETS. surslral and dress Fittings in your home. Mrs. A. Car renter, $4 Rockwell Ave Tel, 5142. WE REBUILD ladies' and .eutIemen.> hats like new. The Modern Hat Shop 3S Church St, neal Main.
 Announcements SEI lur' Where will frame my pc ture? Soz me. Arcade Stud,o. of course.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

NEED MONEY. We furnish loan serv- ice-quick teOus- confidential Our only charge IS 2ls C interest per month on the unpaid balance. Nassau Finance Corporation. Room 5l0. Leonard Bldg. Telephone 66g9.
 NEED MONEY QUICKLY? Come. write. or phone. if you need up to $500. Quick. courteous serNiye. The ouly charge is three and one-half per cent per month on unpaid amount of loan. Beneficial Loan Society," Room 9Ul Raphael Bids.. aq Yves, MHIu St. Phone i-9-a-&, Li- censed by the state.
 LOANS UP TO $3o0 Confidential, quirk service. Mutual Industrial Service. ll Main St. over Ashleys. Phone Ill. Open $50 to 6 D. m daily. All day Saturday to 9 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

LYONS ST. lil-Five room tenement for rent All improvements. For particu- lars telephone e9G9.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

CAMP ST. 32-Heated furnished room adjoining bath ill private home. Tele- phone l457-W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Kent

Rooms For Rent kv CAMP ST. 3e-Heated furnished room adjoining bath in private home. Tele- phone l4i7-W.
 ElNl sT.-Lsrge sunny room. heated lSe of sitting room. piano, radio. In private American family s4 N5 for twol. Tel 22i1-W to D. m. GLEN ST, 52-NiceIy furnished room for one or two gentlemen; minutes to center Private; 2nd floor HOTEL DORIS. II MAIN ST.-Two room apartment with private bath and frs idaire. Telephone AIS,
 MAIN ST. l47-Furnished rooms Cen tral, shower baths, hot and cold run ming water at all times. s4 and E. Two doors south Of strand Theater. MAIN ST, 45-turn shed rooms for rem, steam heat and hot water, Inquire o' Mrs. O'Dell.
 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT in private home. Telephone 1880 fol particulars.
 PEARL COURT, I9-One or two fur nished rooms. All conveniences Priyats bath. In private home. Phone 4Ss-1 PEARL ST, s0-Nicely furnished room to rent. Convenient to center. Reason able. Telephone 1s94-J PROSPECT ST, 5l-Nicely furnished ruom Convenient. Hot and cold water Reasonable. Phone S979-W, ROCKWELL. AVE. 23-Nicely furnished room. Twin beds, or single room. Small
 family. minutes to center Call be tween r and or after 7:So p. m
 Rooms For Housekeeping Si CHURCH ST. S1-Rooms for housekeep- ing, All conveniences. Also front room. Rent reasonable Finch House. COURT ST, 4S--Furnished room apart ment. Modern conveuiences. heat. Also single rooms, Phone 5oS5-W. LAKE ST, S6-Two furnished rooms ard kitchenette. Three minutes from post MAIN ST, 6I-Single or double rooms light housekeeping. Also rooms and board at low rates, Tel 1924. MAIN ST. 1S1-Attractively furnished room apartment. sunny well heated, Entirely private. Also single room. Phone c414-J.
 PROSPECT ST. is-Two furnished. sun ny rooms. Heated and lighted. Very central. Reasonable. RUSSELL ST. 7S--Co4y newly furnished room apartment. Modern oonven- fences heated. lights hot water. Gen. tral. Reasonable.
 SUMMER ST s3-2 and 3 light house. keeping rooms. Also single room Apply first floor west.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

GREENWOOD ST, l62--3 and room tenement. All modern improvements. Rent reasonable. Telephone 1859
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

Telephone 9OO-lustant Service TlreA-Jubes- -BatteItes-Chatnt NulcaniZlus- Auto Electric Repair
 3g WASHINGTON ST.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
BUSINESS SERVICES
Moving, Storing, Ercightins

LOCAL and long distance furniture and piano moving at low rates. JOHNSON BROS Telephone 5VSU
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

ELM HILL--i rooms on list floor. Garage and chicken coop. Rent reasonable. Ap- ply If Prospect St.. New Britain. Tele- phone 1921.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORMS
 l25 Oak Sf Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Reasonable. Phone @6S1-W
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
Bv PERCY CROSBY

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

ELM ST.-Large sunny room. heated. lSe of sitting room, piano, radio. In private American family. s4 Io for
 twol Tel. 32i1-W to D. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
lipiIl-N NOnitn Wanted

CASHIER wanted in local store for ait ernoons one with experience preferred. Steady position. Write tulIy stating AGE- tn ELAss.lieL RnN ID | InraLl
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

HAWLEY ST, Ig--b room apartment and sun parlor New family house. Tile bath and shower; garage. Tel. e367
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

FOR FURNITURE. Individual rooms Packing crsting. The Hardware City Storage Co. Tel. E. ". Schultz A. or A. E lluriburt. 5IS6. and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds. George Il. Smed- ley, 6S Bassett St. Tel. SSO-2.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

TIRES. BATTERIES. AUTO ELECTRIC SEEN1CE-P. X V Tire X Battery Co. 2Jl Myrtle St. Telephone 3G9S.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21
Endurance Driver
Still Going Good

The Ford tudor sedan which
started at I o'clock Thursday at the
Gateway bridge on a 10000 mile
endurance run is running fine and
at six o'clock Saturday had cover
cd 1000 miles.
The motor OF the Ford Is being
supplied with Texaco oil and gas
cline. According to Daredevil"
Lockwood. the driver. the car is
making an average Of about 90
miles to the gallon OF gasoline and
the oil consumption Is very low
The motor of the Ford and the
Buiova watch are vieing with each
other IN the keeping Of perfect
time Lockwood sand Saturday.
Two relief drivers. Johnny Ray
mond OF Brownsville and Bill Drew
from Harrington have been used 50
far. Each has driven about seven
hours. Lockwood expects TO finish
the drive about Monday September
10Th. He has visited Matamoros
several times. he said.
The drive is being sponsored BY
Ford dealers in the Valley, Texaco
dealers. Dorfman's Jewelry Store
IL Brownsville and the Gateway
Bridge COMPANY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21

ms. no. many improvements have
taken place since those days. but
stiIl the town manages to keep the
old spirit In anyway q visit
to Saltillo win do the excursionists
good. land returning to our city
1--WE find that while we have
been away the roadwork on the
Matamoros Mazatlan highway has
progressed rapidly. and we no
ticed on our aerial trip TO Torreon
and places In the northern part or
the republic OF Mexico that the
road work Is on In earnest. I. and
Monday we win have 10 hustle and
dig some news....as II Is get
ting scarce. here comes Guillermo
Shears. ex-mayor. driving along the
stem IN his big coupe says he Is
looking for Jesus Cedillo. mayor. /.
and we have the two going up the
stairs to the city hall where they
will hold q little talk. and here
zones Daredevil Lockwood. 80. en-
durance driver. giving Matamor-
os the once over. in his Ford.
people gather about him. ASK
questions. land now he Is driving
down the stem. bound for the
". 9. A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21
DIR. Calderoni Will
Open Dental Office

After completing a f0ur-year
course at Lnyola University. New
Orleans, and with a 13-month in
terneShip TO his credit at the Scott
and White hospital in Temple. Tex
as. Dr. G. F.. Charlie Calderoni is
scheduled TO open an office In
Brownsville Monday. Sept. % in the
State National Bank building.
DR.. Cal5eloni is weil-known IN
Brownsville. having been reared
Aere and graduating from the local
.7igh school III 1925.
He specialized IN pyorrhea, surg
cry Of the mouth and x-ray dag
nosis az Temple, recognized as the
leading hospital in Texas.
An elaborate equipment has been
purchased and installed, making the
new office one or the best equip
ped IN the Rio Grande Valley. it
was said. This includes the latest
x-ray equipment, a master unit,
and a full Ritter equipment.
Brcwnsville's newest dentist ar
rives with the fullest or recommens
datlons from Scott and White. He
was assistant head Of the dental
department there for more than a
wear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21
Seen About
Matam0ros
BIZ OSCAR CASTILLO

Today Is Sunday. /. people going
to church. and the Plaza de Ar
mas Is filled with senoritas and
young men. ladies and gentle
men also, bound for church. land
the atmosphere around the old city
has returned 10 normal. -. after
the bustling days OF the fiestas.. I.
we hear comments on the invita-
ton that was made to the Browns
vile Chamber of Commerce and the
Matamoros business men to visit
the city Of Saltillo. at the sum-
NIT of the Sierra Madre mountains
near Monterrey....a wire was re-
ceived by the Brownsville Chamber
OF Commerce extending a general
invitation TO the excursionists. 49,.
seems as II the invitation win be
accepted. land we also hear ru-
mors on how some Of the Mata-
moros business men will be asked
to act Is partners with their COL
leagues from Brownsville $3.50. that Is
they will Save to show them around
Saltillo. and from what we have
seen Of Saltillo they won't be dis
appointed. .Saltillo still keeps It's
quaint old customs and atmosphere
the same as 1t had In the days
of Don Porfirio Diaz. 49,. Mexico's
Iron Man. lone OF the old land
marks. the Colegio de San Juan
... still stands. by that we don't
mean that the city Is not progress
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21

liquor was being sold to high school
and university and college stu
dents.
The move to curb ~trafficking In
liquor vas started last spring by
Governor Moody but was given
impetus this week with the arrest
Of two Austin men who were al
legged 70 be the main source OF
supply for students nc the Uni
versity OF Texas. The arrest was
made by state rangers who form
the governors personal law en-
forcement organization.
simultaneously with the an
nouncement OF the reward offer
came news OF the arrest OF a no
man and her two sons by state
rangers near College Station. home
OF the Texas Agricultural and
Mechanical college. Charges were
lied against the trio In Uniter
States district court here. the Of
ficers reDorting they had seized q
200 gallon still. eight so gallon fer
mentors. Ar" gallons Of mash and
about 80 gallons OF whiskey.
Offer Favored
We want the b~ootlegEers OF the
state to know they cannot corrupt
the youth Of the state without
suffering the consequences" the
governor said.
The governors reward fund. ap-
propriated annually by the legis-
lature for law enforcement pur-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21
COTTON ACTIVE

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20-Pl-
The cotton market was fairly active
&c. a short Saturday session al
Though prices fluctuated within a
comparatively narrow range the
spread being only 8 points on the &C.
tive positions. Liverpool was better
than due but the opening was steady
az unchanged prices. Prices eaSed
off during the first hour losing 4 to
6 points mainly on liquidation in adj
vance OF the first October notice
day. There were large buying or
Gers under the market around II
cents for December and this sup
ported the market and caused prices
70 rally 6 points during the second
hour. The close was slightly under
the best. showing net losses for the
cay Of ? to 6 points.
Liverpool came in / point better
than due but first trades here were
unchanged. Prices soon eased off
slightly. October going TO 1880 and
December 20 1897. or 4 to 5 points
Gown frc-n the previous close.
Prices rallied in the second hour
recovering all the earlier loss on
trade buying mainly OF December
around the ll-cent level. October
advanced 10 1884 and December
-Iy02. up 4 to 5 points from the early
lows. The market later eased off
on the weekly forecast which was
regarded as favorable and on liquid
alton OF October, that month drop
ping to a new low at 1918 and De-
cember easing to HOS, or down 6
points from the highs.
az the endshrl du iimitm nu n
The market recovered slightly at
the end. October closing at 1880
and December az 1899, or 3 TO 4
points net lower for the day on those
active months.
Port receipts, ASST; for season,
i.7li,9i5; last season, 1,270,l66. Ex-
ports. 1886: for season, 874,208;
last season, 685 .311. Port stack D.
299, 843: last year, 975,235. Combin-
ed shipboard stock at New Orleans,
Galveston and Houston. 67,O05; last
year, 1886. Spot sales at south
ern markets, 64,922; last year, 80,734.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-21
TODAY'S MARKETS

board OF trade had ~telegraphed TO
Secretary OF Agriculture Hyde say
ing the board was a recognized
world market and that hedges, pro-
tecting grain in all positions, were
customarily placed here
Closing quotations on wheat were
nervous at a fractional rally from
the days bottom figures, and un-
changed to 1-2c lower than yester-
days finish. Corn closed unchanged
to 7-8c off, oats 1-8 : Ic up, and pro
visions unchanged TO q setback Ci
Il.
Provisions averaged lower in thc
absence OF any active demand.
Closing ilLemnitics. Wheat - De-
cember SO IA : SO. 6S 7-8: March
86A, 90h: May 89as-A, 934s-
Corn - September (bids) 88A; De-
cemher 834-Ts, 86 -: March 85is
831s; May &c., "a, 90is.