New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1923, Page 16

BUSINESS BETTER IN REALTY FIELD Record Week Shown by Figures at City Hall Olfices Increasing business in the real es tate market and in building is again shown in the weekly reports fron ha The activities completely ec any preceding week this Warranty Deeds Karauskas to Mike Gia manskas, Dwight street, B, ¥, Bibley to Rertha and Bimer West, Hale street, Alma Drobegg to Bamue! lLevin Park street extension. Joseph Kwas Josefo Momas, et s Horwitz, ot a et al, Ran Filverstein 1o Miehaeu t al, to strest Zymewsk street, MeCarthy and Joseph Adajian, Miller street, Denis Fusare to Anna Bquillaciote, Pleasan! street, Tony Peluse to Agostine Rimi one, Atlantie street. Vincenti Cum chowski to Rose and Frank Kulas High street, Maud Walrath, et al, to K Kloskowski, High street, Ho wel Ity Co., Glorlame Tr chida eimont stree Adolph Carl Johnson to Doris Stowell, Refte drive. Hodwe!l Realty (‘0. to Falvatora DiPace, Slater road, Leonara Niez gods, et al., to Domenic Bilverie, ot Albane avenue Marianni Rita Maryanna Szumowski, Lawlor street J. M, Brady to Pola Giacovina, Duley street. Chanes Harootunian to Jacob Sarkahian, et al., I'nion street. Walen ty Lach to Stanislaw Horaski, High street. Emma Kowalski to Carmelo Fazetts, ot al, Washington straet Carmello Rodenti to Vineenze Volpe, Myrtle street. Michael iPaccl to Ner. #la Biasomi Daly street. Hart Rea |Fs. tate Co, to F. N. Loomis, Trumbnll avenue. O, I, Oldershaw to ¥. H, and H. ¥. Willimetr, Eaton place, B, D Raggish, et al, to Olga and Bernard Miller, Jerome street. R. W. Andrews to Sebastino Btella, Arch street, Bullding Permits, Joseph Carpe, repair two.story dwelling on Grove street; cost, $1,800 Paullpe Fink, three tenement dwell- ing on Columbia street; cost, $14,000, | Oharles Johnson, alterations on Lyons street dwelling; cost, $300, Matthew Mieczkowski, retin dwell. ing on Stanley street; cost, T. Duckinswiz, repair v Sexton street; cost, $100, Nick Kozlowcki, garage and tenement on I.yman street; $2,500. R. J. Dixon, repair dwelling Lincoln street; cost, $400. J. F. Boyle, garage on avenue; cost, §350. Mrs. E. L. Bowe, garage on Wash- ington street: cost, $500. B. J. Krajcuski, chicken coop on| North Burritt street; cost, $100. D. Hoffman, alterations on street dwelling; cost, $200. George Engler, garage on Liberty street; cost, $250. Andrew Pelockow, veranda on Con- | nerton street dwelling; cost, $75. €. Clark, veranda on Neandia street dwelling; cost, $150. Victor Braccier, ford avenue; cost, $150, Marie Wahrenberger, i to Mary R one cost, on Hillerest Arrh storage and incinerator, Hart- | POINGARE A MENAGE 10 PEACE OF WORLD §0 Declares Borah in Speech That Also Assails Court Policy By The Assaria Ma Hard st s President Slates ¢ ndemned as & Wintey inte the Wi address Senator Kora g ¢ proposs other get the ountry g I canpot ment of ‘1 should go i of nations and say & asserted Sers Wamding Nomination Prediction that President Harding would e nomi d hy acclama tlon by the republican national co vention “hut upon an airtight plat. form"” was made by the senator in interview, He intimated that ' international proposa! A b an issue in framing the ge publiean platform for the 1624 proes dentinl elnction If anybody thinks that he can 1924 by uprooting a system of foreign policies as old as the gov ernment itself, 1ot him get upon o political platform and try to carry the election,” Senator Rorah con- tinued Digresing ipt o's fina eag rest of 1t ar court win in from his prepared ad Aress, the senator denounced the French invasion of the Ruhe and pletured Premier Poincare of Franee A8 “a menace to the peace the world,"” of 12 EVENTS LISTED 100 Girl Athletes Take Part in Moot At Mamaroneck Mamaroneck, N, Y. May 16.— One hundred girl athletes representing elght schools in New York, Jersey and Connecticut are entered today in the eastern inter-scholastie! track and fleld meet for the Williams cup to be held at Oaksmere club the program carries 12 events The schools entered are Oaksmere, Briarcliffe Manor, N. Y. Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Conn, Teonia (N. 1) high; Westfield (N, J.) high; Bridgeport, Conn., high, Stamford, |Conn., high; Woodbridge, Conn.. | high. Teonia won the cup last year. o Elinor Glyn's New Series Of brilliant nrllr‘)n! on \anrlag? Today,” begins in the New York American Monday.——advt. “T.ove and' NEW BRITAIN D Are Your Children Helty? Asily Father hildpe digeste Joh liein: e, 1 aurishmey INg FUarar from a and nareot ing ¥ Medie GREAT VITAMIN STRENGTH FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE N PURE NOURISHMENT N — McAdoo (onferring With Big Political Advisers Willlam G May 19, seeretary Washingtor MeAdon, treasury, former of who has been mentioned a a candidate for the democratic presi dential nomination is here conferrin with political and persenal Mr, MeAdoo insisted he did not com hera primarily to discuss politics but ta attend the oiling of the Alex ander Hamilton statye he has met a number of politien) asso un elates including some present and past government officials among them be. ing Daniel A, Noper, former commis sloner of internal revenus, and Angu W, MelLean, former director of th war finance eorporation. He also ha had a conference with Josephus Dan Iola, former secretary of the navy Shooting Breaks Out Once More in Dublin Dublin, May 19, Tor the first fim sinee the frregnlar command gave it “cepse fire” order, lively outhursts o shooting occurred in Dublin last eve ning. The new was the target of snipers while AILY friends At his hatel general headquarter pa- HERALD, PATENTS ISSUED TO CONNECTICUT PEOPLE f shed ¥ Manni Ma Hareld G Over Btore, 21 Newtow s Manufacturing meehanism for Allen Singer rining y Edward B signor 1o the [ stit sewing hines Arthur A. Arneld, Harttord signor to Winchester Repeating Arms hand lamp Charies M, Hoyle, New seeding deviee for grapefruit Charles K. Bradshaw, Waterbury buckle George T. Rrannigan, assignor the Conneetieut Web and Buckle Co Pridgepert; buekle Michael Hawie, less buekle John A, Heany signor, by mesne Rockhestos Products Corp.; tion.smoothing deviee Henrik Hillbom, asigner to B, Wa lace & Hons Mfg. Co, Wallingford; spoon or similar article. Roy K. Jones, Storrs, tain for chiekens Joshiah R, Kidney HiN Brass Co., telephane toy Thomas B, Lashar, Br signor to Associated Bilver Co.; knife hardening or tempering. Richard 8. Mitehell, Bridgeport shock abmorber. Lawrenee W. Murphy, ven; locking joint Clarence 1, Platt, Bridgeport; trieal eut-out and the like Clarencs 1. Platt, Bridgeport; elec trie eut.ont and the ke James H. Reed, assignor to Hamel hoe Machinery Co., Bridgeport; as. sembling and lasting machine, Willlam H, 8mith, Bridgeport; silient wheel Trade-Mark Registrations. Read Chain Mfg. Co, hottle caps. Holsteln Rubber Co, Hartford: sin and double faced rubber sheet . as Rridgeport; rust New Haven, as. asslgnments, 10 insula water foun assignor to N Fast Hampton; geport, as . alloy West Ha N eloc . . re . gle ing International 8ilver Co, Meriden and Bridgeport; silver-plated fiat t blewear, Kelly Co., f Derby; safety pins. 5 trole near Portobello and Kilmainham were subjected to rifle fire, Later th vice regal lodge and the magazine an fort in Phoenix park were fircd upor No casualties were reported T AnRI-,~TI D, 19. MISS PLUNK London, May National Ballyhaun yesterday says a Dubl dispateh to the Central News searche her handbag for frregular papers an then removed her to There she was identified as Plunkett's daughter. FACTORY FOR SALE troops who encountered a young woman near q ) 2J. ESEIBE.RT&SONS 4 ; DAIRYPRODUCTS in d q Claremorris, Count | THE TOP 0 TH® MILK AND THE TOP 0’ ,THE MORNING cereals and coffee— our cream. For your SATURDAY, MAY 19, Middletown; elas Mg Middietown; gar Russell Mg, ( Middletown; elase tie webbings Waterbur watel W ration Cloek Co, Waterbury; es and elocks Glastenhury ir and beard prepa- ms Co for th Trade:-Mark Applicants, American D ( safety pins Cheney ehester Ell Root Khop Ca boaots and shoes Tanders, Frary & Clark, New Rrit. ain electrieally-driven vaeuum eleaner Mallary Hat Co,, Danbury; men, woamen and ehildren R and W Hat Shop, Tne hats. Warner Rrothers ("o, Bridgeport; women's fitted undergarments. Young Hat Co, Norwalk; hats and caps Hrothers South Man. silli fabries in the plece. New Haven; hats for Norwalk; men's Bridgeport; | Blue Pennant Cord Truly a tire of highest quality and EXTRA SERVICE. It’s a real pleasure to recom- mend and sell it. We back it with our personal guaranty. And the price is right. Judd & Dunlop 15 Franklin Square ‘Quinlivan Plumbing Co. 712 Stanley Street Plumbing, Heating and Repairing FIXTURES AND MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES 2002, Waterbury; | !' 1) Big League Stars Choose Buick for Their Personal Use Like attracts like! The leading stars in baseball's firmament ‘are in tormn Buick fans! Appreciating the tremendous import. ance of all round performance these leading players of both major leagues own and drive Buicks, These men—some of whom are pictured in this adverti selected Buicks for the reasons that governed Jimmy Murphy, champion of the race track, Gene Sarazan, national golf champion, and other noted celebrities who have pur- chased Buicks, i D-15-42-NP NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. | PHONTF 2607 231 ARCH STREET : g i FOR SALE Six family house on Spring street, also three family house on Winter- street, including brick garage. Wilr. | sell reasonable, CGOX & DUNN REALTORS. 272 MAIN ST. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTO Wiring, Fixtures and Appliances. FExpert work, reasonable prices, Drop us a line, we shall he pleased to quote on your requirements, Corridan Elec. Co. 145 JEROME ST, NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE CROWLEY BROS, INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 2018, At Very Reasonable Prices—Biggest Stock in the City A. LIPMAN Tel. 1320-3 Tel. Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs 34 Lafayette St, | $5.000. addition to cost, Known as the BUCKLEY MACARONI CO. Opp. Berlin Station New building; large plot of Jand: spur track priy THIS PROPERTY M SOLD AT ONCE Make an Offer garage, Arch street; cost, Anthony Squillaciote, dwelling on South Maifi street; $400, Joseph Raskavitch, on Belden street; cost, J. Shepard, garage strect; cost, $350. Mr. Goldstein, garage alterations on Commonwealth avenue; cost, $74. John Eklund, garage on Shuttle| Meadow avenue; cost, 3250, Charlotte Carlson reroof on Garden street; cost, $250. Gustav Bloomquist, frame dwelling on Take Boulevard; cost, $5,000. American Hardware Cor power house on Park street; $85,000. John Petruzkiarcus, addition to dwelling on Acron street; cost, $600. Walenty Lech, private garage on Rockwell avenue; cost, $1,500. First Lutheran church, garage Bassett street; cost, $1,100. P. Hasson, garage on Maple street; purposes 't he finest ml‘]k that's bottled— CLAMS FOR CHOWDER ; CLAMS FOR STEAMING SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT SOFT SHELL CRABS LOBSTERS Dining Room Connection HONISS’S 24-30 STATE STREET Hartford We Hit the Nail on the Head in offering this place for a man who has an express or trucking business. Two family house with garage for two trucks and a couple of cars. Owner is going to leave country and will sell at a sacrifice. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bunk Bidg, reroof dwelling | $170. on "MAKE SURE ITS SEIBERTS' #.E SETBERT:SON! a”‘%yr?flz//ema/z PARK ST. PHONE:1720¢ NEW BRITAIN.CONN. 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