New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1927, Page 13

A g N R e e e i et e ettt D S A step from the center Under personal supervision of the owner, Fred 0. Racklife —vet far from traffic intrusion ITH the opening of the Glen a wealth of hither- to unheard of features is offer- ed to twenty-eight prospective residents. The monthlv rental pays everything, aside from fur- niture and food. Everything is supplied by the management— electric current, as much as you need, at no extra expense, In- cluding the light bulbs. Here Are the Amazing Features: —Electric Refrigerators —LElectric Ranges —Electric Washers —Electric Ironers —Patented Gas Dryers —Vapor Heating throughout the building —Continuous Hot Water Supply —Bathrooms tiled to the ceiling and —Equipped with showers —Automatic Electric Elevator Service —Inter-communicating telephones —Vacuum Cleaning system operated by the management —Textone tinted walls —Sound-proof construction —Fireproof construction —Floors covered with Battleship Lin- oleum —Ample closet space —Closets with automatic light connec- tion —Tiled kitchen—Curtis China closets, Pantry shelving — Electric Ex- haust Fan. —Curtis French doors leading into kitchen, —Curtis French doors hetween living room and bedroom. —Full size Curtis mirror door leading into bathroom. —All vooms daylighted by two and three Curtis windows. —Hand wrought lighting fixtures —Locker storage space for each apart- ment —Maid and Janitor service. = J | Three Rooms and Batfi to Each Suite $75 to $95 monthly. Applications for apartments will be filled in the order of their receipt. No leases. The management logically re- serves the right to reject any application not in complete accord with the policies of the Glen Apartments. Personal management, home-like, charmingly appointed suites, cheerfully sunny with generous closet space. In every detail an air of of intimate hospitality that warmly invites permanent residence. The Solarium— A House of Glass on the Roof |,600 square feet of comfort and beauty for the use of residents of the Glen, and their guests. Delightful wicker furniture, chairs, chaise longues, tables, bridge lamps, with the draped background, form an invit- ing picture. Writing desk and stationery, current periodicals, drink- ing fountain, and special tables and chairs for card parties are added features, and a powerful Grebe radio outfit awaiting the turn of the dial. THE GLEN APARTMENTS—GLEN STREET Representative on Premises TELEPHONE 5000