New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1922, Page 16

WEEK'S BUILDING IS BUT §18%0 Realy Circles Also Experience Slow Period 1 The past week was one of the slow- est of the year in building and in 'realty circles. Building operations fotalled but $18,060 and there were hut 16 warrantee deeds filed and 10 mortgages released, . The week's reports follows: Wartantee Deeds Gustav Litke from the Bodwell Realty company, Mansfield avenue, James W. Parker to Rose Siderow- sky, Stanley street, John Ohlgon to Lucy Pearl street, Morris Tylin, et al, to Benjamin Baggish, et al,, Jerome street, Morris Tylin from Soll and Hyman Dubowy, Jerome street. Lincoln Realty company to E, O. Kilbourne, Park reserve, Peter Perokas to Secbastian Circe, Beaver street. Lincoln Realty company to Albert Oquist, Commonwealth avenue, J. A. Ericson to Jennie Riberio, Belmont street, , H. T. Bodwell to Bouth Burritt street. Bodwell Realty company to W. H, Eddy, Commonwealth avenue, Bodwell Realty company to John Germano, Belmont strect and Pershing avenue. H. T. Bodwell to Frank Dulinsk!, Bouth. Burritt street, Margaret Speakman from Ruth Molyneux, Jerome street. Clarence Griswold to Axel F. #on, Adams strect. A. W. Piper to Marry Q. Glover, ct al, Murray street. M Releases Morris’ Polinder to Albert Bartnik, Richmond avenue. C. C. Kilbourne to Edgar C. Linn, Overlook avenue, Meyer Zinman Pearl ‘street. E. 0. Kilbourne to Lincoln Realty L eompflny‘ Park reserve. Theresa Kern, et al,, to Annie ana Henry Essel, East street. »* Hardware City Loan Corp., to John Kiescz, Clinton street. . Hardware City Loan 'Corp., Bernard Panello; Clinton street. New Britain Co-operative Savings and Loan association to Grace Rock- well, Maple street. « Y. J. Stearns to Grace Rockwell, Maple street. Louis Toffolon to Florence Toffo- lon, West Main street. Building Permits A Ceizeynski, brick elevator, at 192 Wuhtngton street. Cost $5,000. ‘#John Kata, garage at 353 Curtis | street. Cost, $500. Mr. and Mrs. H. Larson, three ténement house at 127 Glen street. Cost, $11, 000 } J. A. Carlson, garage addition at 38 . Newington avenue. Cost, $100. . Mrs. W. Middleton, frame garage 8t 48 Barnett street. Cost, $100. J. B." Thompson, garage at 10 For- est’ street. ‘Gost,-$1,000. Frank M8nkiewlcz alterations Woodruff court. Cost $1,000. + Anlanas Vaznelias, 41 Harvard street, alterationsg Cost, $250. Sanl, et al, Emery Csikar, and Tunxis Ner- to - John Ohlson, to on Mrs. McKean Wins First Prize For Best Missing Dialogue R. G. Wooding and Ernest Strom Win Second and Week. Several hundred persons submitted dialogues to fill in the words sup- posed to have been used by the char- acters whose pictures were printed in this week's “Missing Dialogue” con- test, An oddity of the contest was the number who seemed to think that the conversation between the fat man and the thin individual, with a pro- | fessional appearance, had to do with moonshine or prescriptions for some of the pre-Volstead stuff. The Dia- logue Editor was under the impres- sion that the humor of the situation lay in the difference in physical ap- pearance between the individual who seemed to be at the doctor's and the physician who was attending him. Therefore, he awarded his prizes on this basis. Mrs. M. A. McKean, of 100 Daly avenue, city, has what was, in our opinion, the best solution to offer. | She will be awarded the first prize of $56.00. R. A. Wooding, of 259 Main street, was the secomd best hu- morist, for which he receives $3.00 | and Ernest Strom, of Sexton Drive ran him a close second, he to receive the third prize of $2.00. Mrs. McKean's answer to the prob- lem of *“what are they saying?” was as follows: Doctor—"You will have to change' your diet to reduce your weight.” Patient—"All right, Doctor, I will come to board with you.” Mr. Wooding has this to submit: Doctor— “Um, high blood pressure, hardening of the arteries, fatty degeneration of the heart. My dear, you must eat fess, the grave is yawning for you." Patient—"Well let 'er yawn, in my case, -at least, there is something to yawn for.” The third prize winner was: Doctor—‘Your pulse is beating twice as fast as it should.”” Patient— “Most likely, I am twice as big as I should be.” Next week's picture will appear | Monday evening to be run until Thursday; try for a prize. There is no dialogue supplied with the pic- E — .- FIRST MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS YIELDING 79 Payable in Advance For small investments of $100, $500 or more, or monthly savings of $10 and upwards. Our first mortgage of- ferings are exceptional. Apply for information or circular. THE BODWELL REALTY CO. NATIONAL BANK BLDG. TEL. 1801 o i, Resuve, T NIDENTIFIED MAN GRATEFULTOE B.(, NEW BRMAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER -2, 1922, tures in advance of their publication Prizes are awarded stmply on their humor and thelr application to the plcture, Sends $5.00 Bill as Thank Olfer- ing--Expect Crowd Tomorrow An unidentified man has sent to Walter Fletcher, general of the Blue army of Everyman's Bible class, a $5 bill as a token of appreciation; The bill was enclosed in an unsign- ed letter, which stated as follows: “For the noble work the E, B. C. is doing this Thanksgiving. Irom one who has unusual reasons for being grateful to God this season.” The money was added to ’the| SERVICE Your 1923 license If you have not gent in your application for ‘have a celebration, plans very likely [wtration was an outgrowth of Thanksgiving dinner fund, The class sent out 62 Thanksgiving dinners to | B needy families, instead of 60 as orig. nially planned, This comprised the entire list turned over by .the New Britain Welfare association and two additional families, A few dollars were left over, as was food, The latter was sent to the Chile dren's Home, Tomorrow morning Luella McCollum will class and will tell the men “The Psychology of Permanent Success,' Officers. of the class expect one of the largest audiences the class ever has seen, An Everyman's Bible Class night is' being planned, or is undc‘r considera- tion at the Yy M, C. A,, and it is ex- pected plans Will be dlncuuned at a meeting of the executive commitiee some time in the near future, The committee probably will meet \next Tuesday, but it is not known wheth- er this proposition will be discussed at that time or not, The proposition is to have an Ev- eryman's Bible Class night, on the same principle as the regular church night, now being held. One night will be allotted to the class, providinl 1 is decided to go ahead, the same as one night now is alloted to each local church. In case the Bible Class decides to Harriet address the Mrs, will be in the hands of 8 M. Brew- ster, who is chalrman of the enter- tainment. committee, and Joseph Hergstrom, physical director of the Y. M. C. A, who is ¢hairman of the athletic mmmmen BOMBS 'I'Hm“'V IV SELFAST, Belfast, Dec. 2.—(By Assoclated Press,)-—Bombs were hurled today in- to the home of Dr. Thomas Walsh, at Galway university, chairman of the urban council. 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CHESTNUT STREET A TWO TENEMENT FRAME—-Fu st floor six rooms; second floor five rooms; laundry, furnace ! 1:. ity 4 CHESTNUT STREET A THREE TENEMENT—will sell a Ilttle better than 10% vestment. Cash $2,500. EAST STREET ; THREE TENEMENT FRAME—Can be purchased at a bargain price. First and second floor heated. T. W.O’CONNOR & SON BOOTH’S BLOCK PHONE 2468 e e ot e —————— on your in- FOR SALE Grocery and Meat Business, Central Location, Fine Business’ Chance - H. D. HUMPHREY PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street . rent to yourself. $6,400 buys Six Room House with improvements at Belvidere. $400 cash, balance $15 monthly to apply on principal, interest 6% on balance. $6,800 buys Seven Room House with 1mprovements, in- cluding garage; near new Normal High School, where property will be in demand shortly, and value will increase. Terms $600 cash, balance monthly same as rent. 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