New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1930, Page 19

TWO KILLED WHEN MACHINES CRASH e | George Zinn and R. W. Mackiej Trenton Air Victims Trenton, N. J., Oct. 20 (P)—George Zinn, 23 years old, wealthy sports- man of Rydal, Pa, and R. W. Mackle, 36, a professional pilot, were killed at the Mercer airport yesterday when their planes col- lided during the free-for-all race in | the eastern states air meet. | A crowd of 25,000 spectators saw the planes round the home pylon at a speed of more than 120 miles an hour, and Zinn tear into the tail of Mackie's plane in a spurt to avoid hitting another machine. Zinn's pro- peller cut away the tail surfaces of | Mackie's plane. Mackie attempted to land - his plane, but it dived nose foremost falllng less than 200 feet and buried the pilot under the wreckage. Zinn's plene crashed a moment later, bursting into flames as it struck. Zinn was the son of the late Cap- tain George Zinn who demonstrated the construction and operation of Browning machine guns to the American forces during the World War. His grandfather was Brig. Gen. George Zinn, an officer in the Unfon army during the Civil War. He had been flying about two year His mother lives at Gordonville, Va. | Mackie began flying in 1916. Dur- ing the World War he was an in- structor at various army flying schools. Since the war he had been engaged in commercial flying several parts of the country. He was married and the father of two small daughters. He was employed as pilot and instructor at the Curtiss Wright airport, Valley Stream, N. Y. In 1923, while stationed in Louis- . ville, Ky., he was commissioned a colonel on the staff of the governor of Kentucky. Y. GYM NOTES The gym schedule of activities is as follow. Today, . class 10 to 12 years; m. industrial basketball practice; 7 m. intermediates class; $:30 p. young men's physical training 4: nm. junior to 6 Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. men's Ing 4:15 p. m. junior class; 5:30 p. m. older busine men's class, and handball tourn went; 7 p. m. employed “B” clas 8 p .m. industrial entertainment in sym; $:30 p. m. tumbling class for beginners. Wednesday, 4:15 p. m. junior “A’ class, 10 to 12 years; 5:15 p. m. in dustrial basketball practice; 7 p. m. infermediates class; 8 p. m. wrest- ling club: 8 p. m. open night on gym fioor; 8:30 p. m. swim class, ginners Thursday, 4:1 class 15 to 15 older business men’s class; 7 p. m smployed “B” class; 8 p. m. tum- iling class and gymnastic clubs in- tormediate and senior on gym floo Friday, 10:30 a. m. men's morn- ing class; 4—35 p. m. junior “A” class, 10 to 12 vears; 5:15 p. m. young men's recreation period; 6 p. m. church group; 7 p. m. inter- mediates class, life saving seniors 6t 7 p. m, § p. m. boxing class for beginners; § p. m. wrestling class beginners; 8:30 p. m. young ren’s physical training class. Saturday m. junior life ing course and junior gymnastic club; 10 a. m. junjor “B" clas; to 15 years; 11 a. m. swimming class forbeginners and tryouts for the ‘Y* intermediate basketball team; 1 to 6 p. m. gym floor open; 6 p. T to 7 p. m. Methodist church team basketball practice; 7 p. m. em- ployed “B" class; 8 p. m. ciass beginners; § to 8:45 p. m. Cen- ter church basketball practice; 8:45 P. . to 9:30 p. m. St church basketball practice. Boxing, “r.w(lmx, hand ball, physical training, basketball, life saving and gymnastics claim atten- tion of the 'Y’ members this com- ing week. Several doubles hand bhall teams still remain in the league while several found the zoing rough and eliminated. The following holding their own to date: Roche-Parker, Anderson- Strong, Greenstein-Clare, Hawkins- Hibbard. New teams entered: Stearns-Perokas, Dressel-Waskowitz, Berquist-Alderiman, and Walthers-Hergstrom. Six juniors passed the life saving tests last weck lows: Milton Braumbaum, Stavnez: ] Robert Seus: Doyle, Philip Holmes Soune; veral members rolled in the boxing class which starts this week Friday at § p. m. under the supervision of Joseph Zot- te morn- s e p. m. p. m. years; 5:30 junior 8 sav- were teams are Red Cross as fol- Louis Joseph and William have en- This week the Industrial Junior Church basketball teams will u, practice. Corbin Iafnirs and P, & . teams will SKIPPY WE REPRESENT THE FALL STREET INTERESTS . WE ARE (NTERESTED IM THIS CAMPAIGN BECAUSE ALREADY WE HAVE FELT THE CRASHES FROM VESEY STREET, WE ARE AGAINST SPUMONE AND HIS JACKETEERS BECAUSE THEY AFFecT THE PROSPERITY OF FALL STREET. THIS ‘GANGSTER'S ACTIVITIES ARE ALREADY FELY ON FALL STREET, AND WHEN FALL STREET IS AFFECTED, REMEMBER THAT VT'S THE MAIN STREET 0F THE TOWN . THERE HAVE BEEN LOTS OF COMPLAINTS ABOUT SPUMONE APPEARING IN OUR VICINITY, OTHER STREETS ARE BEGINNING To COMPLAIN BECAUSE WE ALLOW THIS BOTTLE WARFARE To Go ON. WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP FALL STREETIF wg GIVE You OUR SUPPORT 7 in | be- | tumbling Mark's Loomis-Patrus armd | > the gym at specified hours for practice either on Monday or Wednesday at 5:15 |p. m. and Saturday night the Meth- |odist, Center and St. Mark's teams will take the floor at 8 p. m. Satur- ‘dny morning candidates for the ‘Y’ {Intermediate basketball team will report for try-outs at 11 a. m. \[Fltalian Specials’ | Rome, Oct (UP) — Premier Benito Mussolini Saturday reviewed 5,000 Metropolitan policemen, as sembled on Villagleori field, on the outskirts of Rome in connection with the fifth anniversary of the corps’ inception. He awarded ten medals for bravery and handed to the corps commander a flag which was blessed by Army Chaplain Bar- tolomasi. Then the policemen marched past Mussolini amid the cheers of the thousands of specta- tors. 20 20 (UP)—Fire devel- refining plant of the Piatti Company Oil- work, ravaged the refinery Satur- day. Firemen and artillerymen checked the flames befor they reached adjoining edifices. Damage was estimated at 200,000 lire. Terni. oping in the Bustacchi and Oct. Naples, Oct. 20 (UP)—Giovanni Scotti, archbishop of Rossano, died Saturday at Procida Island. where he was vacationing. He was 56. A | week ago he was received in audi ence by the Pope. Herald | Classified Ad Headings Announcements 1—BURIAL LOTS. MONUMENTS 2—DEATH NOTICES —FLORISTS ~A—LANDSC 4—FUNERAL 5—LOST AND §—PERSONA T—STORE ANNOUNCEMEN Automotive $—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIE; 9—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR BXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTED 13—A | 14—GARAGES 15—MOTORCYC APE GARDENING DIRECTORS FOUND 17—SERVICE STATIONS—REPAIRING Business Service 1S—BARBERS, HAIRD'S. MASSEUSE 19—BUILDING 3 > 20—BUSINESS BERVICE RENDERED 21—DENTISTS —DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY —DYEING & CLEANING 4—12 ANCE—ALL KINDS RS—-PATENT ATTORNEYS 28— MOVING, RING & CRATIN 8—PLUMRI 5 i, METAL WORK 50—PRINT'G, J STATIONERY Educational NAL SERVIC ES _PIANO TUNING WANTED TO RENDER SERVICE —CORRESPONDENCE COURSES —DANCING TEACHER AND VOCAL 3 7 INSTRUCTORS 3S—WANTED—INSTRUCTORS Employment 40—HELP—AGENTS WANTED 0-A—HELP—SALESM v 41—HELP—MEN WANTED 42—HELP—WOMEN WAN 43—HELP—MEN OR WOMEN 41—SITUATIONS WANTED—MEN 45—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN 45— BUSINDSS OPPORTUNITIES 47—INVESTML STOCKS, {S—MONDY LOANED 18-B—MORTGAGES 49—WANTED—TO BORROW Live Stock CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK OGS, CATS, PETS GS, POULTRY SUPPLIES —HORSES, VEHICLES 51—WANTED—LIVE STOCK 56—BUILDING MATERIALS Merchandise THE VACATIONIST FOR SALE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT —FAR) ) DAIRY PRODUCTS R ) FUEL FERTILIZERS, SEEDS. PLANTS SFOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING GOOD THINGS TO EAT HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES MACHINERY, LLEC. & MERCHANDISE AT TH MUSICAT INSTRUMEN] RADI FCHLS BONDS 50 5-B—FOR rooLs STORLS P AR Real Estate APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS BUSINESS PLACES F'OR RENT JOM AN OFFICES FOR RENT FOR RENT UBURBAN FOR R —VACATION PLACE WAREHOUSES & STORAGE } i T—WANTED—TO RENT i Real Estate for Sale -AG EAL BSTATE 79— Al 3% S0—RLLG. & BUSINESS PROPERTY S1—RBUILDING LOTS FOR SALE | S2—FARMS FOR SALL HOUSES FOR SALE UMMER PLAUES FOR URIRBAN FOR SALE {EAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANTED Rooms, Board and Hotels 88— HOTELS §9—ROOM 90—ROOM SN 1CLES for st SALE 86— FOR RENT AND BOARD 91—ROOMS FOR IIOUSEKEEPING —WHERE TO DINE 93—BOARD AND ROOM WANTED NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for and Ready Reference Quick LINE RATES for €ONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 10 24 2 1 day .. 3 day 6 day dme Many Young Men Count 6 words to a line, Minimum Book charge 38 centa, and women want to change their room want to be nearer their work or school. The Herald will not be responsible for errors after the first Insertion, ADVERTISING FOR THIS SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY AND 9:30 SATURDAY. eye fied. These rental columns are their guide. —_— L ANNOUNCEMENTS Florists Very reas REENHOUS, W The Herald Classified Section CLASSIFIED AD HEADQUARTERS Dle pric 225 Oak Targe 50c. 1234 Corbin Ave- 1211 | Lost and Found 5 Tase Tost contalning radio | h or Broad Sts. $20 re- | return. Tel. 513 Wells. | | 3 ~ Owner may have | same by proving property and paying for | ad. §3 Trumbull Ave, Plainville, Conn. | Tour Clubs on_ Corbin Ave. ward. Return to orbin Ave. and Telephone BLACK N oIt n Street To: ware store and please return 0. Reward Twaen Hjerpe Hard- Bond Motor (o, to the Skinner mion Finder | Chuck | s | Auto and Truck Agencies | Personals [ A Tenement For Rent, Rents Quickly With An Ad In This . they Your ad to rent your spare room will be nearer their . if you call 925 now and ask for Classi- P e | L AUTOMOTIVE | L EDUCATIONAL e | S ————— e/ Elocution Teachers ‘ OCTOBER 20, 1930. FINANCIAL Money Loans —— 48 Casli Loans of $10 to $300 Within 2¢ Hours. monthly payments—come n—Just phone or | smait | tnforma | only ¢ per month on the unpaid balan BENEFICIAL 33 WESI MAIN ROOM 201, LOAN ST. TEL. m. da Saturdays NEED MONEY QUICKLY? write, arge !s thres and one-half per cent SOCIETY RAPHAEL BLDG. | to 1 p. m m for | The 1943, | | AR Section --- Call 925 Now ! LRE AL ESTATE FOR RENT] Apartments and Tenements APanTY uniieat 4“4 OWE! TS or tenements, heated or in_all sections. 1E 8 JONES AGENCY T MAIN ST. TEL. 140 .y LEEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Apartments and Tencments @ RY REASONABLE RENTS UR ST. 12—Five rooms. All mod Rent 315 to right temant. ST, 28—Six rooms. All Rent 318 10 good tenant TREMONT ST., 44—Four rooms. Jamitor service. Very reasonable rent. TELEPHONE 2158 OR 4527 WEST ST, 77, corner of Oak—One store d one tenement. Desirable location Tnquire second floor. ST END—Five rooms, vo family dwelling, Ridgewood St 340 with garage. Phone 6073-M. WALLACE ST —Improved five room tene- ment. Lesirable neighborhood. Garage Adults only. Phone 5433-W eveninge. modern W second floor ARCH ST., 15 modern heated witz, on_pre; H ST, 403—Fiie room tenement modern improvements. Rent §25. auire 406 Arch Street. ARUH ST, 766—6 rooms, ments. 135 Linwood St. 5 rooms, mod- ern. Also 137 Linwood St., 5 rooms, fur- nished 1t desired. Inquire Linwood. Apartment to rent. Six rooms. Inquire Milco- ses. Phone 1647 Al In- all improve- QUICK_LOANS UP TO 3300 TWENTY MONTHS Entire cost based un | chargs of three and | per month on unpaid balance . 1 NO INDORSERS _ STRICT TO PA legal PUONE 4950 MUTUAL SYSTEM MAIN STREET E 300 to 5 p. m. Sat, day evenings until interest one-halt per cent PRIVACY until 5D Y 10 m. Morigages 488 SMONEY L TO LOAN—Second & Costello, lnc, Telephone 24. LIVE STOCK Cattle and Live Stock 242 Street. mortgages. Main | FERRETS—$4.75 EACE BRITAIN BIRD & 172 ARCH_STRE NEW T EED CO. . Robbins Ave., Station. New! 6 years old. 3100 for quick sales ngton, strel- | near sund team. sale. H Plainville and soung | simonsen, Tel. 5 BILD HOUND ABLE. APP SINGTON R SALE, ¥ MAYER, REASON- MAIN ST. 36-A BULL PUPPY ©OR RCTI BASSETTE, College of Oratory. 162 Main LOOP GARAGE Auto Repairing and Storage REAR 23§ MAIN ST. TEL. 5052 THE DO vour own dry ter naphtha. Cleaning with our het i5c gal. Morgan, Kingsley Graduate Children’s Bldi) NABLE. CALL AT 42 Emerson classes. Tel. 613 sale, 411 Main St. Tel. 534 Store Announcements & Thompson, SIMONIZING and polishing our_specialty. entral Auto Laund! in Charland’s Studios n\r Rent 17 t Kennels, Conn. Tel 31-a Garage, 193 Arch St. Phone 1544. BUSINESS SERVICES Building and Contract 19 Tepairing, general mason and NICELY time Voral, viol Write Classified Box 9 D, —_— (5 IT 1% not too early for your Xmas photo- furnished studio graphs. We make them now at reduced ex._Arcade Studio, of course! Personals T GENUINE NAPHTHA for your dry cleaning nt Jall's Paint Store, 179 Arch St. Tele- rhone 2605, Free delivery. L] CLEANER'S ALWAYS G CHINNEY Help—Men 1 A EMPLOYMENT —_— Wanted rent part elocuton Herald N ERWIN | Spring Stratford, SALE. 41 charred or LE. 185 Park St sizes, RO plastering work. Work guaranteed J. J Newfleld Ave. Tel. 9 ©s furnished. done now. Barry & Class outd, | INTRODUCING Arist Paul's Beauty 00 plione 2884 for MADG s the Shop, 1ol atic Main tment Bob at St. Tele Nurses Rldg ) and Have your d advertising e Employ Registry, Maln St Tan nent Bu- parifined. Tel. | "Business and Office Equipment 87 93y om Tel 509 | S FES—We 4593, or business purpose. In all T T St. Phone 2504, = Bamforth, Main » Al PAUL ZEHLER—Rooter, slate, gravel. 1 a e asphalt, tin and ehingle roofs. New or_repairing. _Phone 1430. Business Service Rendered HAVE di Spencer corsets. Surgic < in your home. Mrs. Linwood 4555-W ally ‘or Annetta M. ockwell Ave. . Herm: produci 20 | your Dills collected in a quick, Aed manner. Nominal fees. Call penter, elephone REBUGILD ladies’ i on pr W isely and gentlemen's Chinists cperien without special = ko) Fapl inlen this line of te Classified Box or $25. ed n achine welghts. Prices start Printing_Co. at reh_Street. e them to suit any home sizes and stationers and office out- | Adkins | you Farm Products BALDWIN & Scheppart's Farm, °s for sale. near Hart's hats like new. The Modern Hat 38 Church St. rear Main. Shop. | 4393, Service Credit & Collection Bu- reau, 300 Main St. Room 509. Help—Women Wanted ngton, Conn. Reasonable. | Pond, 7] OR SALE. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORA- and tions—Flags, etc. Call on our service for socials and weddings. Eddy Awn- ing and Decorating Co.. 231 Arch street. | 24 now! A represent- | Ma.n St ery 22 tions COOKS Tsegirl wanted for full and housework, local and nt Burea st. Koo AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies Insurance—All Kinds AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE Us insuie you will bring our Murray Co. | BE SURB! Let | cabl to 2031 ew Brita el B Ford c 245 ELM ST. parts. = ARCH 58 ST. ssmaking and Millinery BUICK MOTOR CARS. See the new °8.° Styles Uressinaking and alt spare u Saleswomen New sonable price. W, Berlin. Fhone time, For eating or can- Russell Sey- | 4451-M girls York. [ | | CHESTNUT | FIv: BEAVER ST. 35— Pleasant rooms, 2nd floor. Rent reasonable. i desired. Inquire on premises. BEAVER ST, 67—6 room tenement with sun porch, second floor. Inquire Camp Red| Estate Company. Tel. 341. BELDEN ST, 94—Five rooms. All im- provements. First floor. Garage. Apply at 351 East Street BLACK ROCK AVE. ent. Inqu WTA ST, 69— v Garage 2—Five room tenc- e on premises. Five sunny rooms, sec- 4 fioor. New house. Steam heat, all nprovements, garage. Keasonable. ephione 4320-W. BRADLEY ST. 19—First house Main. Two tenement. first foor. Bix rooms and bath. Newly ated. Inquire 24 Spring St. Tel. 4042 BUELL, ST. 55—Five room tenemen 4 floor. All improvements; garage esired. Inquire 111 Church St. ST, J06—Five room teme- to rent. All improvements. Sec foor. Garage. Inquire on premiges CHESTNUT T room temement All impr e reasonable. In- quire_on Phone 991-W. CITY AVE. 7i- oom_tenement improvements. Inquire §33 Last St. 4833 off West second reno- ment ond Al or pHone JINTON ST, new house. Ve pren Tele ToLT 2nd Brand Inquire on 3—Five rooms. 7 reasonab! ne 5713-W. 55 —Five room Steam heat. A Telephone tenement ailable No 01-M Tve roof improveme: tenement Al Inquire rd_floor. STN AVE., 1455— ment, first floor. Steam provements. Inquire Telephone 5697-J. ELLIS ST, 85, between soutn Bassett Sts.——Five rooms provements. steam heat. Phone 5150-R EMMONS PLACE, 19—Modern five or six room rent, second floor in two family louse. Heated. Very central and quiet. Telephone 3379-W. LEVERETT ST. s room heat, all 1435 Corbin tene- im- Ave. Main and with im- sun In- ST, 31—Five rooms and parlor, first floor. Available Nov. 1 quire 35 Highland St. Tel. 5517-M FAIRVIEW ST. 211—Five tiird floor. Also 143 Glen S 2nd fnor. Telephone §066-W FATRVIEW ST.. si—Four room tenement. Apply first floor, rooms, 5 rooms, rooms. Downtown. reasonable. six Rent Street 3 Steam heat. Adkins, 66 hurch Tooms to rent, conveniences, Phone 5240- FOUR room apartment to rent. Steam heat and hot water furnished. With ga- rage. Phone #35 / third floor. *fodern Inquire 505 Arch Stree: Nurses Tele- | ® o1a ed Main mattress remade same day. MacKay St Phone 4528, like new. Return- & Wallin, 6 ANY turned Tess made over me day. Heary n St 3 Goldsmith & | condition, 9 arriage Very good reasonable prices. Mrs, Smith, treet. Telephone § HEMSTITCHING, PICOTING, covering _and__pinking. te girl wanted Lo and Sharon done at 12 Maple TOUNG w housework 5 New Britain Buick Co. 1139 Stanley Street. Pelepliona 2507, CHEVRQLET SALES & SERVICI terson’ Chevrolet, Incorporated, 1141 B Bradbury TTON & —Pat- Hartfor Teywood- Inquire 118 | Wake- | Turnbull, 17 Wallace St. Tel. §021-J. HEMSTITCHING neatly do Stanley St. and 18 Main St. Tel. 211 Situations Wanted—\Women cellent condi Gilbert ftion. Owner. 45 . second floor. and small leaving town. CHRYSLER_AND PLYMOUTH _MOTOR ARS, FARGO TRUCKS. Sales and service, Bond Motor Car Co., 139 Arch Street. Telephone 8§10. TUATION wanted, ousekeeper for nights. References tons covered at 51 Prospe Albrecht. Telephone 3279 Dyeing and Cleaning il f Eenerall FouseWoThIoE hone 6283w RIC cleaners sold, red. Andrews, “the Cleaner ephone 433, ily. Stay Tented and re- Ma DE SOTO SIX and Kight. Come in_and | NEw BRITAIN DRY CLEANING CORP, Situations Wanted—Women 45 Good Price 35 condition. see them. J. B. Moran Motor Sales, 313% Church St. Telephone 2842-W. DODGE BROTHERS motor cars Dodge Bros. trucks. Fours and | s & F. Motor sales Corp. 1123 | _Street. Telephone | FANK P. McNAMAR. SERVICE, ner Elm and Pa Streets Telephone 2110, FPMOBILE SALES & S Connectleut Hupmobils Co., | _Street._Telephone 3224 NASH motor _cars, CAPABLE bookk general office worke me position, D. A. Herald CADY wishos 1o tleman with 1 or derly couple Good referen -es. —The Reliable Cleaner and Dyer, 96 and 415 West Main St. Telephone 364 for_promipt service Al Moving, Storing, Crating 26 A. BUCHIERE & SONS, local d long = ‘ lurniture and piano moving SALE General trucking of all kinds. Furniture insured while in trausit. Cheapest rates in the city on local and long distance moving. Call 3518 96 Winter Streer, city FURNITURE and piano moving. General trucking of all kinds Geo. H. Smedley, E dre ST L n i Arch L Gee the new line wit of town Snugrapher nts part or full Honsework —_—— FINANCIAL R Business Opportunities or | 019-J. HOUSEHOLD coal range, hot water front. Telephone SHADES—For better made window of every description call 3289, Britain_Window Shade Co. 132 Main St. opposite high school. Shades New South Open | SARDEN ST., 66—Six nice rooms, second floor. With all improvements. Telephone 1501 GLEN & 2nd fioor. ning hot Toom tenement. Newly decorated. Run- Al modern conven Inquire first floo: APARTMENT ' WESSEL. INQUIRE ON water. PREMISES HAWKINS ST, 4i—Five room to rent. Second floor. $25. Inquire first floor. 5 p. m. TON AVE. 43—Four tment. Modern improvements. T floor. Telephone 1922-W. LINCOLN ST. 57—A very desirabls five room apartment, 3rd floor. Inquire 79 Lincoln_St. Phone 6257, tenement All improve- Tel. om 47953 | WALNUT ST.. 49—Five room heates apartment. All improvements. Bee jani- tor on premises or phone 4-4691, Hart. ford WINTHROP ST. 200—Five ment to rent. Sun parior. Teleplione 6500 or 2871. WINTHROP ST, 183—Five room rent second floor. With improvements. Ga- rage. Tnquire on premises WALNUT ST. 70—Handsome _apartment of six rooms. Steam heat. Newly done over. Separats boiler. WINTHROP ST, 21—Four room meders apartment. Fine location. Inquire B Winthrop St. Furnished Apartments 69-A 31— Wil share b room tenement or rent room to re- ple. Ring 2nd bell. S5—Pleasant furnished nt to women or couple for eleeping. Use of b rowns, Ga- one 5194-J. —Four i Nice wection. Priv Reasonable. Tel. Toom tene: New house HART s ely furnished ate entrance 1311-W. Business Places For Rent e CORNER stors to rent, All fixtures com- plete. Rent reasonable. M. Cohm, 2 Elm Tel. 5325 ur 2425. Houses For Rent 13 MAIN ST, Kensington—8 room amgie ouse. All improvements, garage. Tele- phone 2494-R, X Tage. Garage. oitage for sale or remt, Ga- information inquire 403 Main Kastanas. WE HAVE a number of cottages and tenements to rent in different locations in the city. Phone 6006. THE COMMERCIAL CO. Realtors ROOM 412 COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. BLDG. Suburban For Rent kL) TO RENT, five room bungalow with all modern {mprovements. On trolley line G. Fortuna, Plainville 287-3. -— REAL ESTATE FOR RENT , Building Lots For Sale 81 BARGAINS in building Tots just te raist funds for a client who is financially pressed. Also a few homes at cut prices. Lockwood, City Hall. Houses For Sale A NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSE—for sale Buell St. Reasonable terms. Hard- ware City Co-Op. Association, 132 Maln street. raom For Peter A HAPPY HOME FOR SOMEONE MONROE ST.—New. Six rooms. A masters plece of workmanship. Spacious grouads, Well worth 227, BELVIDERE—Six rooms. Like new. Cor- ner location. Priced well below its tru valus. 1t It's Real Estate Ses CARLSON & CARLSON 15 WALNUT ST. TEL. 1817 BELVIDERE—# room bungalow. All. im- provements, hiot water heat. Inquire 49 ¥ Street LVIDERE, 20 Euston St.— room Eng- lish cottag All modern. For further information phone 4372 Paul Pomte & BLFORE BUYING or building your home: or for mortgage money, ses us for prompt and reliable service as brokers. Rabinow-Raschkow Real State Co 300 Main St Phone 6600, LINWOOD ST, 243—Five ment to rent. Modern furnace. Phone $523-R. LOGAN sT parlor, all able. Tnquire room apart- improvements, §—Six rooms to rent. sun provements. Rent reason- 11 Logan St oW ol ondition. Very East Main STOVES— (used) for cooking very good E. Gorfain, Durner for prices. 4424, Sale. reasonabl condition, 168 Arch St T | Tn- | | 150 heating | low | Tel. | MAIN ST, heated apartments. condition. Inquire Sons' Music Store. MAPLE ST.. 275 —First floor_tes All improvements. Ver. able rent. Inquiro 269 Maple St. 371—4 2nd Both Menry 5 room cteam in first class Morans and ment, 6 rooms, reason- A 2456 Big Six Whitmore, Sales and service. 3] Elm_St. Telephone GARLAND V-5, Service. Iloward Hawker, 63 Bassett St. Tel. 830-W. BARBER shop, 73 taken at eath. Inquire 1343 r'o be solc Stanla Graham once. 238 Pontia W CALL H. BROWN 1 Musical Instruments account of CPRIGHT PIANG in = | condition. Was $400. RUOMING house. All §ood lusiness. For rent or M. Cohen. 2 Elm St. Tel. 2810 232 East Main St and Long Distance Moving Hartford Ave. Tel. 2810, KARD—H UDSON—LSSBEX ervice. Houeyman Auto Sales and Sales, 200 Locel equipped. @ Doing | o will sell it for $200. )MA""‘,‘SY‘ Coy's, Inc.. 246 Main St exceptionally To the right party | Terms. fine | il Me- | MONROE ST.. 6 Heat furnished. rat_floor MONROE ST.. 66 6§ rooms. All co quire_third floor. Apartment to rent. Reasonable. Inquire eniences. garage. In- Phone 4113-W. Telephone 2512 LOW RATES Tour Furniture ls Insured While ta Our Get Our Estimato Firet lons Day or Night 3971-W or 3971-R Albro Motor Sales Cou Service. are. Arch St Care Tele e . harge TFURNITUL Sinpatd Storage Lo. Teleplione K. | A ilurlburt, 5185. ance furniture and Diano moving at low rates. JOHNSON BROS. Teleplione 505! i Plumbing, Heating, Metal Works 28 SHEET METAL WORK. copper and Armico guttersand conductors. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick & Co., 215 Park St Repaliring BEDDING. Mattresses remade and © order. Fruniture upholstering ware Cily Beddimg Co. Tel. 31z MACHINE nding, re pairing. 25 Rocky AT niotor salea. EALES Fred AND Boloin Beloin, Ok Packing, X Tndisidual Hardwar W. Schultz, LOCAL and long d amount o Garage | and Motor i’ Trop., 113 Service § SPECIAL and repair Repair Shop, phone 1703, BATTERTES AND SERVICE BUDD AUTO PRODUCTS CO. 176-156 ARCIL ST TEL. 3989 | RARES RELINED and adjusted b7 | “Brake oster suesswork. Goger | ire & Brake Co., 223 K Tel. 5379. | | BRING YOUR BATTERY IN or call 2905 | for cur special recharging service. Exide | Battery Service. 95 Chestnut St | CADILLAG car_repaired now. 3133 Church st —Rcpairing 17 | PHOENIX FINANCE Tow price on _overhauling work. Guaranteed. Harry' 305 South Main St. Tele A MAIN UNITEL YoM road At Ra adyan ed to re without CASH made esk Hard- | INDUSTRIAT, As | W Werke 1ONEY? We furs —quick—courteous—coni only charge Is 3% % per unpald balance. Nassau EDUCATIONAL ] Reiaphane o510, o e | Dancing Teachers 35 ‘ MONEY—wihien you need bour service. Only Seadehl = one-half per cent per RUTH BASSETTE STUDIQ, 152 Main St (enter Mag's Store). Every styls of dancing taught. Tel. 613 or 143 n_St SERVE . Have | J. B. Moran | o3 vulcanizing, auto | gas, air and water. . Tel. 708, 3 - radiator repair, Au- thorized Harrison service station. Quick- est servica at lowest cost. Rear 12 Glen Street. Telephone 5430, T mont! paid balance. Relianca 4299, Loan corner Main and Eawt Main §ts. A GOOD CHANCE RADIOS, Latest models, o repai West Main T 430 6365 Main o save on new BUSCH Telephone | _ . New Engiand Telephone nakes, eleciiic and ed promptly. vice Co., W ATWATER Don't fail to sce it at Main_ St opposite S M I is Coy's, Inc monument battery New Brita.n 110 Franklin 8q here. RADIUS, all = [ We have wn e people at very low B n Main_St. oppo | W T Wanted—Articies o i unusually fine makes and all prices. McCoy's, te imonument. mod- selec- Inc.. | 6 | MUTUAL Main St CE_PALD—for all furniture. St._Phe ® Z m scrap it Willow St Tel | A Goop PR useliold st Main o 1958, serv- 7 Our on the | ance Con d Bldg. bers, 62 LRL.\L E _Apartmen TEN ROOMS MENGS reo and | i the un Corp. | VIDERE Phone | ALL 1MPI SECOND FI.C e TO IN a0 RENT. QuIr tais, 4640 or 1985 ATE FOR RENT kinds of | Peter Jacobe, rub- | IV WE OR | Percy L. Croshy, Great. Britain rights U King Features Syndicate, Inc. Helping Hands I'M NOT INTERESTED N FALL STREET, BUT [ INTEND TO CLEAN LP VESEY STREET. THE KIDS ON VESEY STREET ARE IN A TERRIBLE WAY, THESE KIDS NEVER HAVE ANY REASON TO 60 OM FALL STREET. BESIDES, IF VESEY STREET ISAL RIGHT, FALL STREET CAN TAKE CARE OF ITSELF, WHAT You FELLOWS OUGHT To DO 1S To HELP VESEY STREET FIRST AND FORGET ALL ABOUT FALL STREET. (F YoU DO THAT, AND GIVE ME ALL THE HELP You CAN, WE CAN BRING BACK THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS THE WAY THEY USED T0 BE . WITHOUT THE GOOD KIDS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BEHIND LS, WE coutn NOT DO MUCK FOR VESEY STREET, BUT THERE'S ONE THING SURE AND THAT IS, THE REAL SUNDAY SCHOON K1DS ARG GOING To HELP OUT AND I KNOW YOU'RE GOING To WORK WITH ME. « By PERCY CROSBY spyright, 1 by Metropolitan Newspaper WELL, VYoU CAN DEPEND ON FALL STREET T0 GIVE You THE BACKING To. HELP VESEY STREET ) | | | | | WEST MAIN ST, |50 $0Five rooms and sun | improvements. Inquire sec- Telephone 3514, 163 MOD 5 ROE ST, parlor. All ond_floor. FIVE ROOM Redecorated. three _room apartment onveniences, PLAINVILLE. easonable S Near s o Linden ools, factorles, t e rtoo party. Inquire on Som: Garage. oor improvemente. Inquire 66 RENTS AVAILABLE -6 rooms. Heated. rooms, $15. 340, 25—5 rooms, 316, . 274—5 rooms. Heated. $47 s1s. $5—35 rooms, 325, 219—7 rooms, $5. 104—8 rooms, $20 Glen St rooms, $18. Willow St., 107—4 rooms, 3$20. Dast Main St.—5 rooms. Heated. 150, 21—5 —5 rooms, Ellis 8t.—5 rooms, ch St West Main St, Rockwell Ave., A THE W. L. HATCH COMPANY 24 WASHINGTON ST. ELEPHONE 3400 Tooms, in_exchange elderly gentle- RENT FREE—Five board and reom of Teleplione 3590- [t First rcoms and Dbath. Main St 05 tooms. Al modern improvements, Lot water heat, garuge n rear. For particulars call M. Laraia, 64 Spring St. Tel 2290-W. STANLEY ST., —Five room heated flat. All improvements. Inquire store, cor. Church and Stanley. SOUTH MAIN ST. 226—Four room ond floor. Modern convenlences. fist_floor. STANLEY ST.. 235—Five room tenement, Arst floor. All miodrn convenlences. Like new. Rent reasonable. Garage. Tele- phone §650-J. t. Four 281_South Steam se Inquire | BERLIN Firet oor tenement of | BELVIDERE—Seven room semi-bungalow in excellent shape. Two car garage. Price $9,000. Cash $1,000. Best section. W. L. Hatch Co, 24 Washington 6t. Telephone 3400 § room cottage. All ments; 2 minutes from bus line, one fare to New Britain. Price §3,350; cash $300. Apply P. Denuzze, City Hall. Tele- phone §26 or 3716 BLACK ROCK AVE.—SIX room Dhouse iA good section. Large extra lot. Garag Price reasonable. W. L. Hatch Ce. Washington St. Tel. 3400. FOR SALE (> settle estate per_order of probate court. Two family house lo cated within one mile of center at am attractive price. For particulars Write Classified Box 38 E. Herald. LAKEVIEW AVE.—Seven room house @ best section of west end. Sun porch. fireplace, hot water heat, ofl burmer, & car garage. Price low, W. L. Hateh 24 Washington St. Tel. 3400. LE MANOR—Five room mod= ern cottage. Lot 50x150. Near schools churches and stores. Price $3,500. Only £200 dowu and $40 monthly pays in- torest, taxes, water and principal Call Harry Holland. Telsphone ¢084. AKEN BY FORECLOSURE—One, twa nd three family houses $5,600 to $10.000. Telephone 24. WE ARE NOT SELLING THIS PROPERTY WE ARE GIVING IT AWAY family house in very desirable sectiom tremendous acrifice price. Inquire. CAMP REAI, ESTATE COMPANY TELEPHONE 343 WOOSTER ST., BARNESDALE “ive room bungalow, corner lot §0x150. eplace. steam heat. Price $5,000. Small ash payment and easy terms arranged, THE COMMERCIAL CO. Realtors ROOM 412 MMERCIAL TRUST PHONE 6006 improve- CO. BLDG — ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Hotels 8 ROUMS by day or week at reasonabie rates. Telephone 4475. Hotel Dorisy 31_Main street. [ Rooms For Rent Pleasant front room, sing! MAIN ST. & Hot water. Also housekeep- or double, ng rooms. Reasonable. Mrs. Alderman. PLEASANT room in private home, Bdard it desired. 2 minutes’ walk to P. 4 Tel. & 269 ) “urnished ffont Al convenences. Garage. Tel. 3240-W. ST, 61—Furnished room with home surroundings Reasonable rent. Telephone 3379-W. WEST PEARL ST. 16— room {n private home. Very pleasant and convenient to center. Rooms and Board 90 BELVIDERE—Board and room for yqung lady in private family of adults. Resi- dential section. Tel. 4714. For Housckeeping 91 Tight housekerpiag icely furnished. All conyens iences. Well heated. Very reasonable. EAST ST, 765—Two furnished rooms and Kitchenette. Private entrance. Hot wa- ter heat. “Phone 6208, home. PROSPECT cely furnished STANLEY ST.. 540—Heated apartment of five rooms to rent. Inquire on premises or_telephone 4837 Toom for light entrance. . §4 LATS furnished heated liousekeeping. Separate Winter_St. Tel. 6134-W. rooms. All_im- | Inquire 313 Stan- STANLEY ST.. 308 provements. Rent lev_Street. 5 NICE front room for light Electric iights, heat and cntrance. b4 Winthrop St. Tiousek eepin gas. Separate FRU—Six rooms to rent. Al improvements. Telephone 2753 Frank Monkiewicz, 181 Smith St. TIUSSELL ST, 732 room flat with Wilch- nette. Nicely furnished. Al modern conveniences. Very central. Reasonable. WEST ST. 186—Five room tenement. All modern improvements, Telephone 4109-R or 4080-R. TO RENT. light housckeeping or_singie rooms, and board if desired. Reagon= able rates. Mrs Smith, 13 Maple 8t ety W SR s o i it v 2ui5s