New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1922, Page 14

To Property Owners The New Britain Real Estate Board was organized two years ago for the express purpo the safeguarding of the interests of New Britain people who desire to buy or sell property. Multiple Listing System The local Real Estate Board has now adopted the “Multiple Listing” system which has been in effect in many other Connecticut Cities for some time and which has worked out so satisfactorily for the owner of property who wanted to sell. he will immediately send to every other member of the Real Estate Board, 15 working for you endeavoring to make the sale. Britain Board. Cox & Dumn A. Gorbach NATIOMLEALLOON RAGESTARTS S00N Many Famous Pilots Enter in Flight to Take Place May 81 Milwaukee, Wis., May 27.—One of the most noted of the many famous pilots entered in the national balloon race starting from here May 31 is H. E. Toneywell of Clayton, Mo, just outside of St. Louis, who has a rec- ord of victories in big races which might be envied by any pilot Mr. Honeywell, during his flying life, has won seven first places, seven second places, one third place, two fourths and one fifth in big races, besides beating all other contestants in a na- tional race in which he flew, although not officially entered. His record fol- lows Chicago contest 1908, piloted the Fielding— San Antonig, winning both distance and endurance tropies—S$20 miles in 23 hours crossing four lakes, 355 miles of water, which stands as the water record of the world today. Won the Peoria contest in 1903. St. Louis centennial, 1909, in air 47 hours 41 minutes: second in distance and endurance. Indianapolis Nation- al, 1910, second for distance St. Louis International, 1910, place. Kansas City National 1911, fourth place. Kansas City International, entered 5th as non-contestant, beat the entire field | i Jhe Lincoln Realfi Co. o YO It is better to buy ground|| | that will than a “gold mine” that isn’t grow even valuable enough to grow taxes. See us about property. Grow in wisdgm and wealth. pLT, PHONE» LA 7790 RWZI 212 | Briefly it is this=—When vegetables||| We strongly recommend that the public consult a Realtor before they buy, are known as Realtors for they operate under a strict code of ethics formulated by Real Estate Board| — ACTIVE MEMBERS — New Britain John A. Abrahamson of world's best balloons; 1911. Kansas City National 1912, Piloting the Uncle Sam to Manassas, Va., landed on battiefield of Bull Run. Took second in Colorado Springs race, 1912 International—Stuttgart, Germany, 1912, took third honors. Was locked up in Russia, near Moscow, five days. Kansas City National 1912, took sec- ond place on International team. Paris, France, 1913, took second in International Gordon-Bennett. Won the National, Birmingham, Ala., 1920. Took second in the International Birmingham, Ala., 1920 | Landed on Tongue Mountain, Lake George, N. Y. Took fourth place, National, 1921. SEEK OLD GRAVES Birmingham, G. A. R. Committee Making Complete Map of St. Mary's Old Cemetery —Asks Co-operation. A committee of the Grand Army will be at St. Mary's old cemetery from 8 o'clock throughout the rest pof the day on Memorial Day, making an effort to locate, properly label and decorate the grave of every veteran there. In Fairview and St REAL Large lot. also laundry. you place your property in the hands of any Realtor, full details regarding your property; and thus, instead of one agent you will have The advantage to the property owner is obvious, for although he has the services of 15 offices, he deals with only one and pays but one commission. Only members of the New Britain Real Estate Board Real Estate Boards and enforced by the New Hard’re City Co-Operative Asso. W. L. Hatch Co. Home Banking & Realty Co. OF WAR VETERANS | Mary's new ' Sl H. D. Humphrey P. J. Murray & Co. T. J. 0’Connor James McGowan, Daniel O'Brien, Patrick Coffey, John Bannon, Hiram Carl, Peter Costello, Thomas Frey, Murdock Quinn, William Roche. cemeteries, as well as the other ceme- teries, complete maps with every vet- erans’ grave noted have been made. At the old cemetery, however, but 90 graves have been definitely locat- ed. The committee desires that rel- atives of any of the following veter- ans, who are buried in the old cem- etery, meet them on Memorial Day and direct them to the hurial plots Charles H. Brennison, Peter Dunn, that these may be properly listed. John Gaffney, Patrick Harrigan, LEAVES N. B. MACHINE Miss Julia Baker of 481 Park street, has tendered her resignation and will leave the employ of the New Britain Machine company today. Miss Baker, who has been connected with the of- fice force for several years, will engage in the dressmaking business. First and Second Mortgage Loans Negotiated Schultz & Costello Inc. 242 Main St. Tel. 24-4 A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON STATE ROAD Large 12 room house. Large barn, poultry houses, garage for 4 cars, fruit of all kinds. Fine shade trees. Beautiful view. Price $6,500.00 H. J. FOIREN [ ESTATE—LISTED WITH T. W. O’CONNOR, ROOM 402—BOOTH’S BLOCK “REALTOR” ESTATE VALUES! For Far Better Prices Than YcY Could Build Then VALUE No. 1 | ial Splendid residence, No. 60 Winter street, opposite Summer street, One- Family House, can be changed into a two or three tenement; all modern in every way; heated on all floors; 12 finished rooms; all hard wood floors; plate plass windows; two toilets and bath. Laundry in basement with set tubs. oo s e ] VALUE No. 2 A7 A beautiful One-Family House, located on the corner of Monroe and deys, Frary & Clark Manufacturing Cwner, Mr. Garcia, formerly with Lan- der’s, Frary & Clark Manufacturing Co., is to move at once with his family to Brooklyn, N. Y. This property will make a splendid home. ' floors, two toilets, one bath, fireplace, hot water heat, gas and electric lights, Hard wood sell or lease property. the National Association of We feel that much Parker & George A. D. A. Riley _ —DRINK— |Ayres’ Soda Water Call for it by name and get the best. For Sale at Your Grocer’s Three Size Botties—5-10-15¢ CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 755-12 Estimates cheertully given on all jobs SPRING NEEDS SUPPLIED We can supply you with the latest thing in strollers and baby carriages at a very attractive price. A complete stock «f linoleums and floor ‘overings. A. LIPMAN New and Secondhand Furniture 34 LAFAYETTE ST. Tel. 1329-8 se of standardizing the transactions of Real Estate Brokers and has been accomplished along these lines. _ Schultz & Costello Benjamin Solomon J. J. Watson Deming Quigley oy | —FOR SALE— 7-Room Cottage on Hart Street. 3-Family on Stanley Street. Several good Cottages at Belvidere. Fire Insurance in Best Companies H. DAYTON HUMPHREY 272 MAIN STREET Open Saturday Emvlnfl Tel.—Office 141 Residence 1822-3 . m Three family house on Seymour avenue with lot 200 feet deep. Only built 2 years ago at a cost of $13,500. We’ll sell this house to you for only, $8,500. Get this bargain QUICK. Fine 3 family house on Greenwood street, $9,600. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. A | THE OLD HOME TOWN 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg. For Quict Returns Use Herald Classified Aduts. =_______———__-=——__—_—'—_——-—'—_———_== . BY STANLEY ) KNEW WHEN THEY PUT IT U P IT WOLLDN' LAST NO TIME" THE FLAG POLE THAT FELL YESTERDAY WAS VIEWED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS AND PLANS FOR THE ERECTION OF A NEW POLE WERE