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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
Foote Speaks To
KiWunidns Here

Vocational guidance was the
topic of discussion at the
Wednesday luncheon of Kiwanls
this week.
Leon t'Oote, professor of ed
ucation at Eastern Montana
normal school, gave the in
formal address OF the day at
the request of c. c. Quinn,
president of Hardin KiWanianS,
who is temporary chairman OF
vocational guidance work in
Hardin's cub.
John Rankin, secretary of the
local club, reported the clubs
attendance average for the
month of April to be 10 per
cent. Ernest Denning, chairman
of the attendance committee,
reported on a plan to get bet
ter attendance by giving to
each member the names OF two
Others to contact by card or
phone, "a hours before each
meeting.
Professor Foote'S remarks
may be summed up as follows:
Too many people want to be
trained to be hired rather than
to be independently is too
hard to be self sufficient and
self irresponsible. In addition to
this, education's work today
is made difficult by the fact
that too many think that when
a person is through the public
schools and perhaps with COL
lege he is ready for life and
employment; too often this is
untrue.
Any vocational guidance pro-
gram in Hardin is bound to be
a long term proposition and one
to be kept at continually. All
forces in town should be Or
gained for this work and con-
structive activity undertaken
only after a comprehensive sur
Vey OF employment conditions
Is made of the community.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
Both Houses Puss
On Interior Bill

The interior bill passed both
houses of congress last week, it
was stated in a telegram from
Senator James E. Murray to
H. w. Funston.
The bill includes the $500, 000
appropriation for the compile
ton Of the Lodge Grass dam,
and will 60 to the presidents
desk for his signature. The ap-
preparation is assured as the
bill cannot be segregated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR HEALTH DAY
Program To Include
Porude. Musical Enter
tuiument, Athletic Events

The program for Big Horn
county Health Day to be held
here tomorrow was announced
yesterday by County .Superin-
tendent of Schools c. r. Sto-
baugh.
The day will begin with a
parade at 9:15 am. Boys and
girls from all schools are re-
quested to meet at that time
at the grade school building.
a musical program will be
held between 1000 am. and
1900 noon. Lunch in the city
park will follow, and the ath-
!etic events will take place be-
tween 100 and 400 pm.
The musical entertainment
will be as follows:
"1ndian Lullaby" "whistling
Call Of the Sea" by the glee
club and "The Sailor" by Jim
mic Swain, WILDER Frickle, Al
bert Beirdneau and Jimmy Dick
Trenholme, under the direction
of Miss Rosalie Blevans. in
structor and George Shirley.
student director.
animal Crackers" "A Bit of
Advice" and loft to School" by
the lila pupils under the d.
rection of Mrs. Lura Strand.
; THE Gypsy Trail" and "The
: Glow Worm" by the Crow Ag-
ency glee club.
A violin solo by Lorraine
BergquiSt of the Rotten Grass
school, taught by Mrs. Ruth
Gregory.
Harmonica band numbers by
the Pryor school taught by Miss
Singing by pupils in the
Beauvais school, laugh by Miss
Stella Mart.
Tap dancing by Sorrel Horse
school students under the di-
rection of Miss KaSsie Rec Ow-
en-.
Ten minute programs by the
Community school, Mrs. Lillian
Morgan, teacher; j. H. Stovall,
the Hardin band and the Crow
Agency band; Wyola school.
Also included will be group
singing by all the schools in
the county Of the following
numbers: 'Tiritombia," "Volga
Boatmen's Song" "Amaryllis,"
Doodle" "Rig-a-Jig," amer
ica," "Star Spangled Banner"
Montana" and "Home on the
Range"
Everyone in the county is in
vited to the picnic in the park.
Those who attend are asked to
bring their own lunches. Ice
cream cones will be distributed
during the lunch hour to all
school children, by courtesy of
the Chamber of Commerce, the
Kiwanis club and the Lions
club.
Athletic events are to include
the SO yard dash, 100 yard dash,
chinning, baseball throw, (boys
only, running broad Jump, run
ming high Jump, running hop,
skip and Jump, combination
dip, trunk lifting and basketball
throw (girls only.)
Contestants in each event are
divided into Junior A, B, c, D,
and E and Senior A, B, c, D, E,
and F groups.
A blue ribbon will be given
for first place, a red ribbon for
second place and a white rib
bon for third place in each di-
vision. The ribbons are furn-
ished by the Child Health
council.
Over 600 children are expec-
ted to compete.
Both Houses Pnss
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
NOTICE

The Farmers Union will meet
Friday, May 5th at 8 p. m. in
the Community room of the
courthouse. The state president
Mr.. Rolph of Great Falls will
be present. Lunch will be SER
we'd and the juniors will pre-
sent a program.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
HEALTH SHOW

A free health film, "On the
Firing Line" will be shown at
the Harriet theatre at 800 p.
m, Saturday afternoon.
The public is urged to at
tend the picture, which gives
Information on tuberculosis,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
Sinner Charged

Saturday, April 20, Bert w.
Kronmiller, county attorney,
filed a complaint against Jake
Sinner in the justice court of
Charles A. CorkinS.
It is alleged in the complaint
that the defendant committed
second degree assault upon An
drew Kallen.
Sheriff Henry Ulrich arrest
ed the defendant Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
PLANT TROUT IN
LITTLE BIG HORN

The Rod and Gun club plan
ted $4,000 Loeb Leven trout
from the Big Timber hatchery
in the Little Big Horn river
Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Starina assisted the
men from the hatchery who
trucked the fish in, placing
them in the stream. Il. -,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
MARRIAGE

May l., Sam Eagle Feathers Of
Busby and Victory King Of
Lame Deer.
May L. william Smith of Hell
ena and Mural Rahm of Ra-
pid City, S. D.
May 2, Levi N. King, Jr., Of
Henderson, S. D., and Irene
Sanchez of Busby.
May g., Melvin C. Peterson and
Freda Hankel, both of Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-05-04
LIONS CLUB WILL SPONSOR
BOXING MATCHES HERE. SOON

FriduY. May rs. Is DuY Set For
FisticuHers To Swing Into
Action Here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Legal Notices

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
TROJAN 10 SHOW
 TORRlNCTON BOY
Ed Longhl Not to Play In Opener Against Dodgers
 August 90

DAnbNrys ANN RSAfhe bahbNEy TroIahs today announced the Slghz ing Of Q pair of StAl%AFt Ahenleh for then leSe football MAehlhe, Whlch opens It's season Wednesday night, August 90 Ae Ice stAdlNIN here at Bslb,
 coash Jack ThSmbseA slghed Parker Webster a tackle, who eAps tAlned A strong syracuse university eleven last year, and DANNY B6has ffio, AllNOhlo conference ENAfd iASt season at ohio U, Both men hall from Bridgeport,
 These Aea0lsitlohs virtually solve the Trojans' line worries, AitheNgh a sNbAeehtef will be sought te feyhd out the roster for the opener With the Brooklyn Dodgers ef the Ma tlonal Professional FoetbAM league
 Thompson plans & trip t6 the e6lE lese Allsstar camp this WeehSend N ah effort to ehfell Beeby Gibson lB3B Dartmouth pivot man, %h6 is a Stamford boy, Ea b6nehh NetFe Danes AhsAmerleah center, will not be available for the Bedgei game since he Is M chicago dfillihg for the eollegesM Y, Giants ehaF' ity kAme.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
HALE RELEASED
 BY PARK EAGLES

Odell Red" Hale vase given his unconditional release last week and will report to the Pemberton Eagles team now represented in the Ham ilton park league. Hale has been of little use to the Aces during their recent wining streak because of a sore arm and a bruised knee.
 Coach Evon was out during the last few days with a severe cold and during his absence Jim Frsco was at the helm. Fusco is credited with bringing up Martin Spellman to the Aces who has been a big winner in the Aces pitching staff. Spe1lman, former Pemberton Eagles star pitch- CT, replaced Hale in the Pemberton Aces lineup because the Aces needed better pitching for the playoffs at Washington park.
 The Pemberton Aces will invade Waterville park tomorrow night where they take. on St. Micf1ael's C.. Y. O. baseball team. The probable lineups: Pemberton Aces-Quaine, 1b; Donnelly, 2b; Lombardi. 5b; Travers, ss; Cavilieri, If; Porta, Cf; Wrenn. If: Murphy, p; Mu1laly. C. St. Michael'S-Stuart, 1b; Sizer, 20; Baker, 3b; Castnerra, ss; Spencer, If; T. Goggins, cf; J. Goggins, If; Richards, D; Lafferty, C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
NEWPORT TENNIS
 TOURNEY RESUMED

Newport, R. l., August 23. -(UPy - With all foreign contenders eIin- mated, a field of IS resumed play today in the fotfrth-rotmd of the 23rd Newport Casino TenniS Tour nament.
 An All-American final was as- sured yesterday when Russell B0o- pitt of Atlanta, Ga, eliminated the veteran Jacques Brugnon of France and Larry Dee, Stanford University sophomore, put out Brugnor;s youtfI- ful countryman, Bernard Destre- meau. -
 Top-seeded Dan McNeiIl of OkEa- homa City, OIka.. snd Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, No. 2 seed, elininated respectively Norman DalrympIe 6f Winchester, Mass, and Bill TaI- bert of Cincinnati Third-seeded Elwood Cooke of Portland, Ore, caught up with the field by eIimfnst- ing Ronald Lubfn, his home towrS- man, and Norman BickeI of Chicago,
 Though only o1> domestic seed. John Doeg of Rumson. N. J, has been eliminated, the list may suffer an added loss through defSuIt O wayne Sabin of Portland. Oses UbO injured a hand while defest- ins Frank Shields Of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
TROY AND EATMAN
 TO BOX IN MILFORD

Milford, Aug. 33.--Mike Troy, W6fs cester, Mass, and E1dfidge Eatffiafl, Norwa1k negro heavyweight. Sched. tiled 10 box last Saturday night at Walnut Beach Stadium, wifi meet this Saturday at ti1e Beach etie16sz tire on Milford's Tefcehtehafy fight card.
 Rain caused postpoiemefit Of last weeks show, but Matchmaker Al Coroly has carried the alisAaf Diff over intact Troy and Eatt1afl viii collide fin q six-foihd pro bout.
 Tn feature sefni- -prodnat tcteS, Joey Si1vers, Bridgeport, meets Jimmy Farnurn, New Haven feathefWefght, and George Barry, Shelton lishts heavyweight, will face Jaek Nugefit, Bfanf0rd Bomber.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
DAVIS CUP SQUADS
 TO HOLD PRACTICES

Chestnut Hii1, Mass August 5S,- (UPJ = The Davis Cup Squads 6f favorite Australia and Ydg6SiaVia were scheduled t6 hold fif1al pfaes tice today for their ffitef1z6fie ffiaB which start tomorrow on the LtiSil lawn Of L0ngw66d Cricket Gitfb.
 Sir Norman Brookes, president 6f the Australian Lawn Tennis AsS6s citation, predicted inst his e6ttBtfys men would sweep the tf1feezday competition and then lift the ettp from the United States fh the Eflafs 1enge round at Merton Cricket GlH6 tn efirst weekend fb September
 Opening day single matches viii pair Adrian 0di5t M Atistfa1f& Afld Drago Mitic and Jack Bf6fnwSe1 M Australia And Fef6nc Pdncecy TI]zSe pAiffngs viii De reversed ffl S4tttfS days two concluding singles f1atcfSeSy In Fridays doubles Qaist Ahd BF6ShS wfch win oppose Pfncee SfSd Frant0 Kuku1teViT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

THE, = Time to btiy Is when the owner really wants to, sell. 200 Wilt low St., corner of Willow Court 2-faniiy house, t2 rooms, lhs Itw fl. on 1st and 2d floors. Asking SR snn Make tt1n Al offer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
NARRAGANSETT HAS
 $5,OO0 RACE TODAY

PsWhieket, E, fg, Aug, 2S=tUPl= William W69dXafdS 1s0lstef, ,Wlns fief Of ths Rockingham Park haHs dieat, topped 4 ilst 0f IS overnight entries f6f the $5666 added Klhs Philip '6ap 6veF z ffiile ahd z fiSz teshth at NafFagahAeU Pafk teddy, fi at 11S pounds, ile VII e9Heeae from 6fle t6 II b8uHdS t6 the field,
 fS6iatef wifi faee 8ueh reuters a8 01hey, viet6f ifl the NafFaganSett hahdieab hefe 6beHihg day, MFS, Emil beilefflafk'8 entry Af W8f Mihs Stfa afld Blind Eagle, w. E, BFahH8 AetbslW6id and Hyb6efltsJ WlHHeF q the Hufif6fd btfSe ifi the hlHa Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

ovTREo ooK-AttfactlYo elghb tootn house. Hot water heat. Garage $6,9o0' LIlL.u.. II!L
 Real Estate trsttahce AHA 5t west Main st. rel 4-51l5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
AvlGLlANESE.PALS
 TO CLASH SUNDAY

The Blessed Satfxf6eStS Sfd StS. Peter and PxtG WiI1 cross bSt$ &G Fulton Park next Sunday &fttfb66h at 1;4S o'clock hI q F9bIIe PSfkS Leseue contest me AvjgIfahleSe &fsd Pals wfll show 6SS the SafSe dsahs6hSd st { o'clock. Sccofdfns S6 HJe ScfSAdS tle released this morning by PFS@S dent Pete Rosat6y
 There win be f56 games tfslS Sts6s day at Wztefv1l5e Spsk S$ ne tT6 contests St Fulton wIM bsfhS tFS< tbird Youln dt0 4 close th5Se$s z tse occurs The S4csy AViSS and 2SSs afe tied for tsffd f0tASd bonoSS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
STELLA WALSH TO
 ENTER MEET HERE
Worlds Greatest Girl Run. fier to Show at Munlel.
 pal Stadium

Stella Walsh, cleveland, 6n eutz standing female track star ln the world, today filed entry for the i98s yofneh's National A. A, U, track and field meet, slated Toy Municipal staE dllm, Waterbury, Sunday, 6ebteH= Der 8, Field Chairman James M, Roche announced,
 Mss Wiash will represent the P6i. lsh Olympic W6mehs A, Bl .6f cleveland, and Will compete lh the 100 meter run, fuhhhlB bread 5Alhp, and Will fuh 6h the 44B yard relay team which recently set a marx 6f 30 seconds flat At the tnteFnatl6hal and A. A, U, sanctioned meet at Cleveland
 fhe entrance Of the Cleveland star, who Is 8t the peak and lh the best fofffi Of her 1sayeaf career, stamps this meet as the greatest track program ever staged lh New England for W6hehl
 MISS Waish's appearance Is eePa tain to focus international interest on the meet, AS f6uf years .aa6 the Ohi0 ftihhef Joined the Polish 6ikflz pie teafi after competing iH the Ma ti6hal A. A. U, With the as49 6iEFas pic c6tf1lns iip A Finland the WAs first chance t0, cheek 6H lt8 ,femalt track and field strength f0P th! Olyfiplad,
 4 issslfl team has been entered by the Polish 6lymple W6mens 4 C., thus adding t6, the Gaia&y, 0l stars already entered All teh 0f tasl years winners Will fetUfhI and Il means that competition feF the team championship Will De 50 much gFeabs ef, with the f1iskeRee institute 0l Alabama finding US efeWH M dahs ger,
 Thefe VII be < ss.mlle Hara5hen ff6ti Grange t6 Municipal BtadluHl ftih fiji e9f1juheti91 .Wlth the meet Tafsati Bf6Wf1J Westerly H fV and Fat Dehsls, Baitlha6FeJ Mdy heads life the entry ilSt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

WHEN - You want Towels. Goats, Aprons. Hoover Aprons or Uni. forms cali Russeil's waterbury Towel Supply Co., s92 East Main St Phone S.i377. By OUT quality we are known: by OUT service we have grown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
|. ADDITIONAL SPORTS ..I
The Strange Case
 Of Eddie Borden
Rv DAN PARKER

EDDIE BORDEN manager fighters strong ylsd urge one the Yankee Stadium Eddie was making bet with plain clothes man stepped up and placed him under arrest
 In N1orisans Court the Eddie feeling that his con. stutoa rights challenged took the stand and started to harangue the magistrate
 Donr VOL ever bet on ball gaesa" demanded of the court Eddie for trial General placed the bond at soo
 plight 1, as s s sss Borden roomed together and were the closest ssSSns %s nG n %stss @ spoken vera . ssa s nSw rs wS wss m s % with the legal tender that wa: to . Borden the him corning with the ball. he n' structed the clerk of the court not to accept it.
 Walker learned of this turn of events he worked himself no ssas saDs h On s him pick up the money I but he refused @ h nave any part " fa Meantime Borden Dundee his present roommate by and told him of his on % So s meyer G sss finally turned oose even as was the famous hsse Borden years
 to extend helping hand to his former friend den that he had spent 2 50 on taxi fare trying do m Una ma ayS ana refund him his taxi
 When this message Borden scresmed Heres 1 s' sDSz Tss s? E a furnish with an affidavit showing ne rcd taxi Oh that any other occasion, I'll give him not $25o, but $5"
 set odds th. Anbsts sns ae g s wn 5 Ssn m on the next
 FRANK MENKE the sports writer who devoted time Co
 
 legitimate claimant of the worlds heavyweight championship rules Menke who traced he hevywht title all the back to Jim Fgg time the Sullivan fight the Qunsbcrry and since Corbet he the first Australian stricken l hefe Charley Mitchell the European champion, challenged knocked hi and "senced all who had disputed his fight Co cali worlds heaywcght chanpionye siened them al jumped the other repeated the absufdy 
 REFERENCE to Ad Wogas the old lightweight sanitarum for mental California brought call Nat Fsche editor The Ring who just received discharged sanitaru recently picked roadside Pontiac Mic suffering head injuries The little fellow apparently handrun driver He removed the Pontiac City Hospital his identity established through his Social Ads weren't serious and he has since discharged from the hospital HOW DIFFICULT 1t is for bali club with the at this stage the demonstrated the ttery three
  the Reds dropping two in succession to the aru Dodgers
 that the prize the only place where is all n should bear in mind that matter tired the other fellow probably feels
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Autemebiles
NeW Car Dealers
Legal Notices

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

WINDOW CLEANING = You viii save money if you send for Us to do yo,ir cleaning. Connecticut window Cleaning co. Office s2 Woodlawn Terrace. Dial 4-4517.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

CELLARS DUG = Excavating and grading done by Caterpillar Trac- tor at astonishingly low prices. Al Bernardi A.63ei.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Live Stock
EsgA Poultry. Supplies

N. E. POULTRY MARKET n Jef- ferson st, Broilers lSc lb., 6 or for sl, Soup Chickens, l8c lb- others, 22c lb. Killed dressed, de- nvered free. Tel. 3-3384.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

Women of bHbghsy ItsIAS6y gre bss c1fnffss so fhltefested N bcsse f4cAS that many tfAvA C 6tEyef c6Yhtfje$ t0 attSEyd AbSetA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Automobiles
Auto Parts q Accessories
lA Service stations, Repairing

FOR QUICK SERVICE on Tires and Batteries call a-590b, Batteries re. charged, Soc; flats fixed 35c; road service e5c, Somma Auto Supply 2a4 East Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Late Summer Vacationists Are Looking For Cottages Now
 Advertise Yours Here For Prompt Results-Da 4.2121
ANNeuNeemeNts
test ana FSNAA

kesF RAssReeK No, AHSSSl lssNea bS Fhs WAteFeNTy sNVlAgs BAhk, | hereby apply ief & new SAe, Joseph J, Mess,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

FUR COATS cleaned, glazed. Loops changed Sl. Goats refined S3. Helen
 Ciresi, 38 Winchester Ave. 3-7259
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Professional Services
Cleaning and t,Seins

LOWEST Price in the city on ciear- ing, pressing, repairing. State Clean- CTS & Overs, 787 No. Main. Tel 4.2887, Free call and delivery ser- vice,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Rooms, Board, Hotels
Rooms sno poafd

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

Railways of Turkey have ordered 200 cars costing $2,340y00O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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TAVERN FOR SALE
 Located at uaistbufu 386 South Main St. Waterbury

WE HAVE BEEN oRbERED
 TO DISPOSE pr PROPERTY
 AT s2o-Ss5 NORTH HAHN st., This Is q brick building consistint of il apartments s2-3-4 rooms heat and running hot water, : stores and garage, Property has en- rance ch Grove st- as wsll as op North Main sk This property Nl owned by former riottagees who will sell at q price below fore. closure judgment Inquire ssou HUTCHINSON & tiuTctttNsoh ie6 North Main st. Dial 3-4404
 or Your own Broker.