New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 16

16 e LOGAL FIRM 15 LOW BIDDER ON BIG JOB A. A, Mills Co. May Get $2,000| Normal Contract | is the lowest ¢ b of w state nc ¢ 1ed in the terday afternoc The for construction of the of the G, D, Ken any of West Hobok capitol . lowest offer | lowes 477, an er by M. J. Daley & 8ons of bury, For the plumbing instal- companies offered bids * proposals, the lowest 4 ] A. Mills ers of n three ‘Water | construction were following: Construction Co., the Triangle Yonkers, N. Y i the G. D. Kempe Constr West Hoboken, N. J., Stevens, Springfield, Torrington Building $580,050; C. 8. Cunningham & Sons Construction Co., Boston, $5 J. O'Connc 4 George D¢ submitted by th R F'a 280; Clo,, 000; the Co., Heating and ventilation bids were submitted by the following: Libby & Blinn, Hartford, $68,145; W. Cunningham Co., Hartford, Newark, N. J, Kendricton, Inec., IL.ord Construction Co,, 677; Wycoff & Lloyd Co., 8 $68,057; Rhode Supply Bprinkler Co., $71.459; John R. Proc tor, New York city. $69,957; Robbins- Gamwell & Co., Pittsfield, $7 the McMera Co, Rost $6 Hewey Bros., Roston, $ 7 rell Co., Inc, Provid $65, Power Heating & Ventilation Co., Boston, $§6 Roston, $64,8 Waterbury, $ ing Co., New York, Cornell Co., Boston, § Plumbing For the plumbing contracts, submitted by the following on rate proposals varying in some grees: de- 187; itchell , Boston, $27,600, $27.330, ning Peoples Inc., \. J., $20,016; Wycoff & Springfield, $27,900, $27,- New Britain, S (Glon=] 24, | suit Opening of the bids for the elec- | basis, | Acensed i | dent, .- | president, M | work was deferred as it was de- 1 to call for blds again with the & and fixture work on a separate el wi After all bids had been opened by Secretary A, . Meredith the hoard went into executive session sider the proposals, and It was an ounced that the results would he ibmitted to the board of control for approva to con sl COURT CONTINUES ———— Paces Charges of Violations of Yiquor Law—Cotter Case Alss Adjourned, Stanley Olescevicz pleaded no violations when ayraighed His counsel, Lawyer M. A, Sexton, asked for a continuance until Saturday morniug. Prosecutor W. M, Greenstein moved that such contin- uance he granted Olescevicz is charged with maintain- ing a tenement at 44 Orange street and a store at 20 Orange street, both having reputations for establishments where liquor i sold, Fred Karanski is charged with transporting liquor for the purpose of sale at Olescevicz's plé ch of the peace charges against 1 Cotter were continued until y morning ELECT OFFICERS - 0: | Woman's Society Of South Congrega- gational Church Considers Revision Of Existing By-Laws, New by-laws were proposed at the annual meeting of the Woman's as- soeiation of the South Congregational yeste afternoon. Miss Harriet C. Bliss s elected president. Others are st vice-president, Miss Gertrude Rogers; second vice-presi- Mrs. A. W. Upson; third vice- R. N. Hemenway. Miss Mary-E. Bingham was elected ¢ [ recording secretary and Miss Laura Woodford, corresponding secretary. Mrs. W, S Rand was chosen treas- urer and Mrs. M. N. Davenport was elected auditor. Mrs. Upson was named also as 10; | chairman of foreign missionary work. Miss IFlora L. Humphrey was named chairman of the social committee; Mrs. W. A. House heads the supply - | committee and Mrs. F. Chester Hale, the children's committee Mrs. Anna Deutsh Appeals From Ac- tion Of Superior Court Judge Mrs. Anna Deutsh of this city, through her ¢ 1, Edward W. Bro- der, has appealed to the supreme court the action of Judge Marvin in the superior court in directing the jury to bring in a verdict for the Connecticut Co. Mrs. Deutsh's husband died of in- juries he received when struck by a trolley car in this city. Mrs. Deutsh as administrix of his estate, brought against the Connecticut Co., claiming negligence upon the part of the man running the car. Newlyweds Ride With King George King George considers Viscount Lascelles, his new son-in-law one of the boys of the roval household. Windsor park with Princess Ma CROWLEY BROS. INC. 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Base Receptacles and Single Pole Switches installed at the Same Low Price Handsome and Up-To-the-Minute Fixtures at Modest Cost may be included in Wiring Contract One Year to Pay 1-12 Total Installation Cost DOWN at SIGNING of Con- tract—Balance in 11 EQUAL MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS B Wiring Campaign Starts May 1st and Closes June st Be Sure the Con‘practor To Do Your Work Is One of SPRING & BUCKLEY 75-81 Church St. BILLINGS & YONAN 160 Washington St. Phone 1828-3 D. V. DEMERS 31 Fairview St, JOSEPH BARONOWSKI 41 Grove St. the Following: ARTHUR TYLER 104 Belden St. Tel. 2626-15 ZEHRER ELECTRIC CO. COWLES ELECTRIC CO. ANDERSON ELECTRIC CO. 269 Main St., 2nd Floor Tel. 519 FEDERAL ELECTRIC CO. 121 Clark St. Tel. 2240 27 Gilbert St. Connecticut Light & Power Co. 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Rents bring in a good income, and you have for Your Own Pocket big yield from the “farmlet.” CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. I 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg. ; For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. FOR SALE New Brick Block, 11 Tenements and 1 Store. Very low price and liberal terms. Also 3 Tenement Brick Block, new and all modern. Must be sold 'H. D. HUMPHREY _tashid | TEL. OFFICE 141— RESIDENCE 13323, National Bank Bollding. . Om FOR SALE Berlin—7 room cottage. All improvements. Price $7,500. Allen street—3 family house with 3 car garage. Buell street—2 family 14 room house. Bungalows and Cottages in Belvidere on easy terms. Farms and Building Lots of all descriptions. H. J. FOIREN 140 MAIN STREE PHONE 1790 For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. THE OLD HOME TOWN . & ; q ]fl‘ STANLE Y . BY STANLEY THE PROFESSIONAL BALL GAME SEEN IN THE CITY BY JM WATSON THE BARBER HAS BEEN PLAYED OVER MORE THAN FORTY TIMES IN THE LAST FOUR DAYS AT JIMS SHoP -