New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 9

Y HERALD WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1926, 9 Lot on East St REACH DOWN INTO A POT OF U. S. MONEY SRR 9 Lots on Pleasant St. Payments 10 Lots on Day St. You Will Get A Handful And That Is All You Need 5% Discount For Cat TO BUY A HOME SITE AT PLLEASANT MMANO PURLIC AUCTION SALE AT PLEASANT AND EAST STREETS—JULY 30, JULY 31, AUGUST 2 2 p. m. and 7 p. m.—Rain or shine . A FUTURE HOME AT PLEASANT MANOR MEANS You can save money. Buy a home site now and build when materials are lower. There will be a quick jump in the value of home sites in the next few years, and then lots at Pleasant be in great demamd by builders and home-seekers. —You can get home to a warm dinner—you need have no thought of the dinner pail. You can walk from work within fifteen minutes or make the distance in shorter time by the Chestnut s Hartford trolley car—a six-cent fare. . . . r:aYd ou tfi'fl live in a district close by two schools, churches and many stores. Pleasant Manor is already developed—it is not a field divided up into many lots. Eight three-tenement houses ly there, . —You must act quickly. Remember August 2 is your last chance, providing there are any lots left. All losning companies will offer money to build at G This is an absolute auction sale at which we i p.“Pleasunt Meanor? b I Money and Candy Free I sell homesites at your own price. K. D. Purdy, Inc. of Schenectady, N. Y. Auctioneers. This Auction Sale is Authorized by CRESCENT LAND COMPANY, 259 MAIN ST., Booth’s Block, Room 6, Telephone 1190 ST RY)S ATHLETES Fitagerald, 170 feet & inches: Stabeley,| were unable to get into the arena because | Misses Vitkoski and Rakoski worked for the original order was for the transfer of lA 161 faat 4 inches. of the isadequate system of Bandling the | wiamers. Ecore by innings 215 patients| from Saranmc Lake to The matter was brought to the attention | American Paper Goods of the governor by State Senator Simpson, | Independents Eveats Yestorday Drew Out Crewds of| (Minor Class)— | of Hudsen County. who satd that the situa- eley. feet § inches; Murphy 11 feet | tion “ciosely appreached a scandal’ ! In the Juvenile League the Columbiss Youthful Athletes—Boxing Tourmament Isis jnen, hariow, 11 fest 7 inches | won over the Pastimes, score 10 to Running Rread Jump (Junior Class)— | Kiniry and Murphy were the battery for | Started With Twe-Round Bouts. Kiniry feet 3 Inches: 12 foet | the Pastimes. and Donlan and Charlow for 11_inehes: Moore. 11 feet 18 inches. {m. Columbias. Score by innings: PLAN BIG DRY DOCK | 5c"rtent 3 37 automatically becomes property. various government institutions, and 200 of the men objected to the order. Italian Government s Flan e Build Monster Shipping Repair Place at Naples. BANK ASSETS 1' HALTS CARLOAD OF WHISKEY. Chicago Prohibition Official Stops Following of the fourth|" ‘g ning Broad . ediates)— r h e waekly ath g . 15 : . 14 feet Columblas 240 001 se3—10 3 ¢ ,Afternson Pastimes 05 000 000— 5 dry dock on the Mediterranean is Report Tor Mgk SN planned at Naples. Bank Conmumissioners Recent degrees ot the Italian gov- Healthy Comnditions. ernment authorizing the construction r of this dock and a smaller one at the | . Hartford, July 28. industrial port of Baia-Averno pro- | ing department gave out} vide that work must begin within six ' showing the condition months of the official date of the dec- | Panics at the close of laration of peace June 30. Total assets of} Besides the dry docks, it is planned | ies amounted to $184, to transform Lake Averno for the use | against $163,835,863.34 of shipyards, and to build a canal | responding period of 191 connecting the lake with the port of | ings deposits of trust Naples proper. amounted to $58,068,01 The Italian government will within | crease of $13,509,407 for Chicago, July :8.—A carload of | | | { | 2 | | i e on ) | Amevican Hosiery and American Paper Tinches. Dontan, 11 1 | whiskev—865 cases—consigned to i Josephson, feet 5 inches: Donlan, 17 feet N wcond. Hisker; third, Murphy. O'Nelll, 17 feet 1 inch Goods Teams Win Last Night's Games—, .\ voUE SICK SOLDIERS. neconds Beuts (Two .Mounds)—Mike [ Stein Brothers of 44 Vesey street, New York, by H. B. Miller of 3003 State street, this city, was yesterday held Dash (Boys Junior Charies Chariow, @r Columhias Defeat Pastimes. Kiniry: second, Moore: third, \lrum Frank Fitzgerel won by | Kinky: Thomas Murphy ve. Pete Casperig, | Th® American Hosiery girls’ team won | tients to Stay =t Saranac. up by Major A. V. Dalrymple, federal by Murph over the Fafnir club last nizht at St. Mary's HE St J P — playground, score 12 to 9. The battery for | _ Vwashington. July apAnnounce JibroMbiten fentercsssat (divectorfor Villlam Leonard. Tin | ment was magde vesterday by officials | this district, pending an investigation. . — 3 A .| Fatnir was composed of Misses Moore and 5 2 2 ephaon . secon B o been assured by the public health | being sent to New York on a permit Time, 8 4-5 seconds. New Jersey Governor and Bregento. Score by inninge = i 9 Throwind Baseball for Distance (Boys’ System of m © ~ service that orders directing the | signed by Charles R. O'Connor, fed- Jite Chameit. ORastew, trentom N 1. July 8—Govermor Ed-| American Hosiery .......001 11x—12 15 § | transfer of former service men who | eral prohibition director of New werald, 150 L4 """‘::~ wards has srdered 8 sweeping imvestipation | Farnir : 401 202— % 11 3| are tubercular patients at the home | York. Major Dalrymple communicat- 167 : "% he management of the Fulton-Wills The ll\dnr'hd"\'! were defeated by the | sapitarium at Saranac Lake would | ed with the New York authorities and boxing bout in Newark Monday night. when, | American Paper Goods girls of Kensington, [ oie o "ore 0q oxcept in cases where | was informed no such permit had ¢ 2 - '~ - . oy leged, bundreds who had pald as | score § to 3 Misses Long and Koskuk Throwing Baseball for Distanc (R eh a8 §15 and 320 for admission tickets | cemprised the battery for the losers. while | requested by the men concerned. The | been issued. SRS JJesstessienstes NEW BRITAIN CANDY KITCHE Corner Main and Myrtle Streets . 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