New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1925, Page 14

L AR T 570 AT Wl 1 A 1 s b e i sk Claa ki) iy b A Y 3 4 { NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURi)AY, JANUARY 38, 1 36,060 65,000 14,000 63,480 11,300 63,200 Lessard, Emil Lilley and Tracy . Lorenzini, Mary ., Loughlin, Martin Madden, Mary E. .. Malone, Willlam J. ..vie Malone, W. J. and W. Phelan Mamatseo Snyder, Lyman H, \..v...s Snyder and Norton . Stack, Robert J, Stewart, Glorstein'W Strong, Willlam R, Suburban Homes, Inc, Szydlowskl, Helen . ilmadge, Susan B, Taplin, A 11,826 16,750 11,500, 38,800 11,900 18,000 165,600 16,000 10,700 22,000 49,100 85,000 63,000 17,800 58,000 17,125 38,7756 13,000 59,600 86,000 23,800 | 23,500 12,606 23,950 10,100 11,050 11,650 48,700 THE HERALD “WANT ADS” LOST LINE LIMERICK POOR ROOSTER! . Last Lines for This Limerick Must Be in the Herald Office by 10 o'clock the following A. M, BRISTOL PROPERTY " LIST ANKDUNCED (Continued from First Page) AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement, FAMOUS PIANISTS IN CONCERT HERE Maier and Pattison to Give Two~ Piano Program o 70,000 Custas D. 17,650 Edward F. et al ..y ¢ . Co. The L, Trustee .... Tracy and Condon . Tracy, Willlam J. . Tracy, W. J, et al ... Treadway Brothers Treadway, Charles T, ... Treadway, Falth L . | Treadway, Morton C. | Treadway, Townsend G, | Tricarico, Mary ... Trudon, John J, Jr. | Trudon and Platt, Ine. . | Tucker, LeRoy P, | Turner, George H | Turner Heater Co. Tuttle, Loulse B Upson, Ella A. . Alger, Freeborn C, Allalre, Plerre ... . American Silver Co, .. Anderson, Oscar . ,200 Andrew Brothe ‘ 10,000 Appel, David A. . ¢ 10 Appel, Sarah B, 3 26,500 Arcanum Building Co. ,100 Arms, IH. I, . 14,650 Arnold, Emma J. . Arnold Realty Co. Bachand, George T. Leopoldine § 15 396,600 500 00 [ Mason, 4 Masonic Building Co, Mastroboni, F Michaels, Charles F, . MUy, Della B. , Ho Jo Ino «ove Lucy Traadwa 16,200 11,000 34,650 34,900 21, Not content with sponsoring one major concert of the season—that |of Rosa Ponselle on February 15— the New Britain Musical club has bitten off a little more. Another stellar concert of internatlonally known artists was announced today. 950 Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in samis day’s paper » M Missal, Mitchell, J. R, h . Classitied Page o Sons Ads ed Over 000 for convenience of OCuat and 038 Ask for » “Want Ad" Operator Monico, Alexander | Murawski, John y Brothers Co., The .. y, Florence E, D. and 1 el A rooster once lived in a stable; 3 illlan . e Burnes, Myrtle T, Franklin 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS 10,100 Rarnes, The Wallace, Co, Barrett, Willlam L. . Reach, Lovina G * ‘mber Co. S. Inc. Fugen Joseph Charles E Charles 2,600 Bergeror 3,650 Bergeron, Alma . . . Birge, N. L., Sons Co, ... Blakesley Novelty Co. o Bowes, Wllllam R, . Rralnard, Mary E. 34,000 Breanult, Arthur A. . 10,100 Bristol Baptist Church 20,000 Bristol Brass Corporation .1,201,000 Bristol Drapery and Rug €0, covevevaraccinsanae 0 Bristol Furniture Co. .... 6,050 Bristol Graln and Supply Bristol Hardware Co, . Bristol Lodge, B. P, O. Bristol Lumber Co. Bristol National Bank Bristol and Plainville Bristol Press Publishing Co. Bristol Reflty Co. ... Bristo] Savings Bank ... Bristol Trust Co. = i, Joseph H. et ux ‘homas H. .. ‘iton W, hn E. - i margaret . Burwell, Ern Butler, James Calder, William P. 4 Carl, George Carlson, Carl Carlson, John E. . Carrington, Charles Case, Leon M. . Cawley, Peter A “ee Chippannee Country Cl City Hardware Co. ... Clayton, Edwin et ux Clayton Manufacturing Co, Cohen, Cecelia and Esth Combe, Louts J, ... Combe, Victor . Condon, John E. Conlon, Edward Conlon, Mary D. . 10,250 85,000 41,000 400 Elec- 86,000 15,270 24,000 11,150 11,850 10,000 00 00 7,500 10,000 17,500 10,000 19,365 . Crocker, Jessie D. .. Crumb, Wallace B Cunningham, Will Marion 10,000 anazg 50,000 11,700 DeNote, 14,800 Desmarai Dewey, A Dimeo, Enri Dipinto, Vito and Donovan, Joseph T. . Doyle, John B. Dudek, Mary ... Dunbar, Agnes Dunbar Brothers Co, Dunn, Edward L. . Dunn, James J. rton, Marvin D, Efll. Edwin H. .. Elton and Tuttle Emmett, Frank T. Evans, Herbert M. Florillo, John Fogg, Wilfred F Ford, Royal W. . Fry, Frederick 10,30 10,22 13,950 ) 16,600 . Clarence Gandiano, Joseph Gaudrean, Emo Goodsell, Samue Gwilliam, D. De Hall, Jessie A. Hall and Perk o Hamblin, Buela C. . Hame!, Luger and 1 , Samuel B. ia Hayden, Leonard P. Heffernan, John Holley, J Horton Manufacturing C Hotchkiss, William Hotchk! William et Ingraham, Grace Ingraham, Walter Ived, Carlton B Josolowitz, Albert . Judd Coal Co. Judd, Emma B. . Judd, Homer H. Karwoski, Leopold et ux .. Kazanowski, Matthew Kellegher, Cornelius R Kennedy, James R Katherine Kent, Gage ... : King Terrace Land Co. Kuslan, Charles and Emma . Stephen . LaCourse, George J. LaCourse, Leon J, . LaCourse, Mary C. . LaCourse and Neubaue Ladd, Willis C. Lalane, Arthur H. sgawios | Norton, Nash, Joseph et ux National Marine Lamp Co. Neubauer, Wiilllam L. ... New Departure Mfg. Co. New Departure Realty Co. N Plerra H. s.ov0ees Newell, Roger 8. v...ouve Newell, Samuel D. ..... 6o Norton, Linus B. and E. J, Walter E. ,..ce00 O'Brien, Thomas F. . O'Brien, Thomas P. . O'Connell, Joseph P. Murphy . 0dd Tellows O'Nell, Catherine John F. O'Sullivan, Michael J. Page, DeWitt .... Palomba, Carmine Paradowsky, Michael et Parenta, Asunta . Parsons, Marla D. . Peck, Edna R, Peck, Miles Lewis and Mz | Phelan, William J. | Pierro, Rosa & Plerro, Vincenzo ... Plerro, Cincenzo and Rosa Pietroria, Archangelo and (el s . | Pietroria, Donato . | Pietroria, Donato | Maurice Stroh .. Podesta, Ernest .. s Polish Corporation Zoda Pons, Armand S. | Porrini, Joseph | Quinion Coal and Truck | Quinion, George H. | Raftel, Morris |Red Men's Build | Reilly, Michael Adam Katherine V. et al iward .. | Robbins, Benjamin B. rge, Oliva J, .. | Charles H. . Roberts, Cora M. Roberts, Ot . | Rock, John J. | Rockwell, Grace D, . Rockwell, Nettie E Rode, Gustave Root, Comp: Root, Est. of C. J. 140,000 Rowe, Willlam H. 5 15,700 &t. Anthony’'s Church Cor 1 5 Frar 12,100 iborn, Florence L. 11,100 Sanderson, We 15,400 10,500 21,100 000 000 16,600 21,200 10,800 10,700 150,500 10,000 5,651,600 167,375 well, 23,500 ceo 19,000 and cee 15,000 uilding Co. . 16,000 T. and 19,000 24,100 14,200 13,800 11,600 and 48,600 12,350 40,625 12,250 30,000 1,000 29,600 14,000 13.800 10,000 iello, and Mc Scott, Maria Scudder, Fri Merris , Albert Clock Co. . Joseph B, 7 19,800 | 39,450 | Vacea, Cosmo ... Valentine, Frederick | Valent| Oscar A. ugene and A. La- ra B, .. | Warner, George A. | M. Roberts Webler, Byron P, | White, Jesse M, White, J. M. Co. Willcpx, James L. Carl , Frederlck I Mitchell Wisnieski, Frank Wooding, Charles L. Woodruff, Walter B, hnke, Pauline Zigman, Adam Zurell, Augusta .. Conn, Power Co., T! Cowles, Mae E. Forman, Samuel Giddings, Cora M. Great A, Hart, Sidney H. .. Hotkoski, John .. Ingraham, Irving I. Kaschak,s Justina Landry, Arthur B, DT e Martin, Farrell | Peristein, Hille Joseph a | Perlstein, Barber wieiain b Rosenthal, Samuel H, Sergl, Pasquale J. | Sisitzky, Philip Southern N, i Willcox and Woodruft . 1. Woodruff and Gwilllam Non-Residents Burwell, Sidney E. ... and P. Tea Co, nd A, INTEND T0 CLIMB 51 STORIES T0 GO T0 WORK? ilr So, and Weight Is 28,345 11,500 16,600 10,400 30,000 12,000 16,350 13, 21,100 30,00 17,450 28,300 10,600 10,000 | MAIER AND PATTISON 10,500 0,000 000 10,000 Guy Maier and Lee Pattison, virtual originators and unexcelled exponents of two-piano concerts, will play at the Capitol theater Sunday after- {noon, March 1. Ever since Maler and Pattison be- gan their unique two-piano recitals, this form of pianistic performance b become popula Varoius mem- of the musical club have also 'gone in for it, and recent concerts have contained two-piano listings. Maier and Pattison met in France _during the war. Every musician in {the army was used to contribute his talent to the entertainment of fel- low warriors, 8o that Maijer and Pat- tison were thrown together as 10,500 pianists upon the impromptu stages 24,600 180 Pounds, Read What Breakfast Should Consist Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Jan 31— Any 180-pound man who wishes to [walk to his office on the fifty-first flcor of the Woolworth Builc ling {should be able to do so on the fol- lowing bre sar students Jive pounds poter} veet potatoes wi slices of baco ty o heavy er | butter with rip, two app 0 {two quarts top milk. This breakfast would supply 45,- eran, William M urney, Trank W, . i, Dominick A. « 20,750 o AleE S 1,000 'THE POTTERS | LET'S GO SO WHERE WHERE WE CAN TALK WITHQUT EVERY- BODY LISTENING 1489.6 calories. 324 calory footpoun It work, climbir n would weight {feet rom pounds of work. YOU'D THINK THE WORLD WAS FULL OF RELATIVES THE WAY EVERYONE - SNooPS ME - » POLLY AND HER PALS ifast, according to Vas- | . use steak, 18 butter balls; oatme 5 q e p and thro al s 10 dozen eggs on it w hJ of two s on each and 5 quarts of s served that flights T WAL COME ON Paw/ Y 'PROMISED T'SHOW ME THIS BI6 TIME PARLOR “TRICK BEFORE THE AN’ WHEN SAM PERKINS PROMISES, HE. small squares of cheese, and is estimated that required for every in | back of the lines. When the armi- stice was signed they decided to continue their musical partnership and soon made their way in the art topping the list of two-piano recitalists from the beginning of their Areer. These players will be in New Britain to glve what undoubtedly will be one of the finest concerts of the season. This Date in History ) ——————————————————————— John R. Tucker, Confeder- val officer, born, After the war he served in the navies of Peru and Chili. 1814—Hen pist, born. 1812- W. Sage, philanthro- > was founder of Sage tus Brooks, was journa editor of the N I 5 & sWilllam B. Washburn, gov- Ot A Taaknalius He 1or tts. horn, sery s of cong Daily Thoughts —————————————————————— “Econom eat revenue.” NEW FEDERAL PRISON Jun Alderson, 1s bee the new Federal Industrial for Women. selected as THE BEST WAY To KEEP AWAY FROM THE POLICE 1S TO BRE &K INTO A BANK. To crow all day long he was able. The farmer got sore; There’s no crow any more, L L LR LA YRy Go to it! Write a last line and mail it in to the Limerick iditor of the Herald. You've got just as big a chance to cop a prize as anyone :se. It all depends on YOU. Get out your pencil and sharpen up your wits. Then add the missing last line. There will be several of these limericks in all. Wow, what a chance to win one of the prizes.v ONE DOLLAR A DAY There is no catch in this contest. All you've got to do is comply with the simple rules. Everybody can try their skill at writing last lines for the limericks. And everybody has an equal chance to win a prize, Write as many lines to each limerick as you wish. But, first read over the rules. 3 Wateh for next Limerick tomorrow. LIMERICK RULES Each day, for several days, the Herald is printing the first four lines of a limerick., Write a line to complete the limerick and mall it, or bring it, to Limerick Editor of the Herald. You don't have to use the form printed on this page unless you want to. You can copy the lines on another piece of paper, but be sure that all five lines appear on the paper you send in. Also be sure your name and address is plainly written on the same sheet. Watch the time limit on each limerick. Winners for each day's limerick will ‘be announced the following day. o o o Something is about to happen to Mr. Rooster presented to you in tonight’s Lost Line Limerick contest. The bow he makes will likely be his last. So contestants will do well to take advantage of it, getting some amusement by providing the lost line and at the same time get it on the chance of win- ning the prize which the Herald offers daily for the best answer. THE WINNER The majority of rhymsters who completed the limerick in Friday’s Herald insisted that the family of Mr. Dandy’s girl ate all his candy. After all that was to be expected. Miss Elizabeth Gawelek of 182 West street looked at the situation | from a rather different angle and is awarded the prize. A fellow whom folks thought was dandy, Once called on his girl with some. candy. Her sister and brother | And even her mother, All thought he'd come in handy. 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