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REALESTATE FIELD Six Releases of Mortgages and Eight Building Permits Issued Yollowing are the warranty deeds filed for record at the town clerk’'s office last week: Bodwell Realty company, Belmont street and Pershing avenue. Salvatore Satalina to Martha and Anthony Bakanas, East street. Traut & Hine company to Alfred A. Tanguay, West street. Bodwell Realty company to Fran- cesco. Rizza, Belmont and Pershing avenue. Bodwell Realty company to Angelo and Sebastiano Lombardo, Mitchell street. Bodwell Realty company to Helen and Frank Grubar, Winthrop street. Santo Clanci to Sebastiano Cianci, Lasalle street. Morris Jackson, et al, to Skripunas, et al, West street. Releases of Mortgage. William Hoffman to Union Realty company, Shuttle Meadow avenue and Linwood streets. Commercial Trust company Charles Baronowsky, Hillcrest nue (transfer). Sam and Angela Gibilisco to Michael and Elizabeth Stanton, IFarmington avenue. Harry Zevin Yo A. H. Rice, lumbia street. Berlin Savings bank Foiren, Amherst street. F. W. Loomis to H. U. Bibeault, South Burritt street. G. L. Chapman, Henry street, storm door. Cost, $100. Harold Shepard, rage. Cost $1,000. Mrs. H. L. Burgess, West street, bay window. Cost, $150. A. Kolodney, West Main street, re- pairs after fire. Cost, $5,000. Hart & Cooley, Corbin avenue, al- terations. Cost, $1,000. M. Peterson, Austin- street, reroof dwelling. Cost, $200. Ernest Mucke, veranda and stairs, repairs after fire. Cost, $250. Polish Printing company, North Burritt street, vestibule. Cost $40. DISABLED SOLDIERS Commander of Veterans Makes An Peter to ave- Co- to H. J. Dover road, ga- Main Appeal to the Country's Posts to Remember Theose in Hospitals. Cincinnati, O,, Dec. 23.—A proclam- ation urging that the ties which exist- ed on the battleflelds of France be reunited and that every disabled vet- eran who remains in a hospital be made happy on Christmas day, has been issued to every post of the Dis- abled American Veterans of the World War by C. Hamilton Cook, Na- For Sale SIX FAMILY BLOCK AND STORFE ON LAFAYETTE STREET COX & DUNN Realtors 272 Main St. FOX'S — Mon., Tues, Special Xmas Show WESLEY BARRY, In “HEROES OF THE STREET” “Jane and Kathcrine Lee” “MAST SISTERS” Wed. —DRINK — AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a large bottle of lemon s NEW BRITAIN'DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, e United Coal & Wood Co. Wishes You Merry Christmasand A Happy New Year tional Commander, Commander Cook urged that every post make arrangements to visit their bedridden buddies and glve him a “chance to talk over old times." Chapters were urged to spend a part of their funds’ for baskets containing cheer for the meh. Women members of Chapter Auxiliaries were request- ed to cooperate, In centers where many disabled soldiers are quartered, arrangements are being made to provide special en- tertainment program. RUSSIANS OBJECT 70 HELPING SELVES Gomplain at Working T Hours Daily, Even for Reliel Moscow, Dec. 23.—(By theAssoclat- ed Press)—A statement signed by a soviet Haison officer and published in the Isvestia in reference to the article recently printed in the journal charging that members of the Amer- ican relief administration were smug- gling contraband articles out of Rus- sia, declares that the article was mis- leading and that he felt it necessary to explain: After presenting certain facts which are supposed to have led to the pub- lication of the article, the officer’s statements says: “It was quite clear that in this case we were compelled to deal with the actions of individuals, but to accuse the American relief administration as a whole is quite impossible, On the contrary, the higher officials of the administration, particularly Captain Cyril Quinn, met all the soviet demands regarding the open- ing of mail and the identifying of persons responsible for misuse of their trust, The higher individuals who vi- olated the agreement and the customs restrictions will be called to trial and will be deprived of the right to con- tinue the American relief administra- tion’s work in Russia or elsewhere. “We desire once more to emphasize the readiness of th ehigher American rellef officials to come forward . to Fhe Lincoln Realty (o. Who is there who cannot look back and say “if I had bought that piece of prop- erty a few years ago I'd be on Easy Street now.” Come in and be advised. LT, HONE.S P1190 W Boott ocR, NBrif l'l('m OYSTERS CLAMS CRAB MEAT SHRIMP SCALLOPS LOBSTERS HONISS’S 24-30 STATE ST. HARTFORD CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 755-12 ) Estimates cheerfully given on all o COLD WEATHER NEEDS We have a full line of new and second-hand stoves, oil heaters, gas heaters, etc. and lime—something you will like— t's delicious. Three size bottles—3c, 10c, 15c. A. LIPMAN meet all our demands in connection with the incident.” The soviet officlal daily newspaper, Laboring Moscow, calling attention to the position of the Russian employes of the American organization, says that they are working seven hours dally instead of the six stipulated by the labor code. The article says the employes are not pald for the extra hour and that furthermore they work on holidays and sometimes on Sundays without an additional conpensation, The newspaper asserts that if the dissatisfaction continues a general strike may result. Officials of the American relief ad- ministration commenting on these al- legations explained that from time to time they had had misunderstand- ings with the unions but that the dif- ferences always had been adjusted They denied that they had threatened to withdraw from Russia. McGRAW WOULD HELP PENNILESS PLAYERS Opposed to Unions, That They Help erished Comrades. But Suggests Impov- New York, Dec. 23—Manager John J. McGraw of the New York Giants who is opposed to the proposed base- ball players union, suggested today that if the union wants to do some- ching worth while it raise a fund for impoverished players. “Some very pathetic cases have been brought to my attention,” he sald. “Many old time stars have been discovered without a perny to their name, Let the union take its dues and devote the money for this cause instead of spending it for high salaries for the organizers and dele- gates The major lcagues will help, and many thousands of dollars could be raised by' an old-timers’ benefit game once a year." McGraw said he would soon under- go an operation to have a section of ligament removed from his nose. The trouble is the result of an am cident 15 years ago, when “Dummy” Taylor, pitcher, threw a ball which hit McGraw on the side of the nose. RELIEF WORKERS WED, Athens, Dec. 23.—Miss Carlota Wells of Altenada, Calif, and Roy Jackson of Whitehall, N. Y, both American rellef workers were mar- ried An the English chapel yesterday. King George was represented by his lcrd high chamberlain. Galbraith & Pattison Carpenters and Joiners Hardwood Floors and Paneled Ceilings a specialty. Repairs Tel. 1493-4 A.D. Clifford — BUILDER — 44 Hawley Street ESTIMATES FURNISHED Jobbing Promptly Attended to Tel. 2891. THINK OF A NEW - Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Car In Front of Your Door CHRISTMAS MORNING ONLY $50.00 DOWN Every Member of Your Family Will Be Happy Where can you spend and what can you buy for $50 that will MAKE THEM ALL SO HAPPY? If you place your order NOW we will arrange to have SANTA CLAUS deliver the car the day before Christmas or Christmas morning,” but we must know at once as SANTA cannot get around to all who will wangyone. Speak quickly. There was never a Christmas in history where a FORD could be bought for $§50 down. Elmer Automobile Co. 22 MAIN ST. CAMP REAL 272 Main Street | | FOR 272 MAIN ST.—~ROOM 208 First Ward—Monday. Fourth Ward—Thursday 102 LINWOOD STREET New and Secondhand Furniture, 24 Lafayette St. Tel. 1320.2 Pioneer Ford Dealers Phone 343 e — e Fine residence on West Main strect—Five minutes walk from Postoffice. Also good building lots on land of Itusswin Land Co., near West Main. Sce Plan in my Office, H. D. HUMPHREY ASHES AND RUBBISH For a very nominal cum we will remove ashes from your premises weekly. | Second Ward—Tuesday. Fifth and Sixth Wards—Friday. Let us keep your cellar and yard clean this winter. THE MAGUIRE CO. Volz Floral Co. 92 W. Main St, “6ev:t with Flowers" TEL. 1513 We Operate Eleven Stores—Open Evenin‘gs 2-Family house on Hamilton street, also a nice two family house on Harrison street. Both of | these houses are good west end locations. If you have a house to sell anywhere see us. Our agency has the most customers ALWAYS. ESTATE CO. Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg. SALE NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Third Ward—Wednesday. 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