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SALE OF LAND FOR
F
Broad Street Property to Be
Converted Into Cash
Seeking permission to ."! rlc
of land on Bread stwst o"m.d by
Eilhu Burrltt JiH to apply the piu-
ceeds to ths support ot the Hurit'.t (
Mission on Cherry Mrffl. ! . J ' .1 1 d J.
Skinner, trustee of the burrltt es- '
UU, has sued the hens, rt'prr-st ma-'
fives and cr.lnots i;t tin. niuo'is.
peace adictu'e. Mr. .SkinM-r Is I'.p-I
resented hy At'orm-y I'duH Ontnt-v!
nd the suit is 1 ot'ii'mMe in Hit S'l-j
pe.rior court. Hutfurd, t'v- nrst
Tuesday in flt-iiiii-r. I
It was stated todjv tb.it the flit j
Id merely a matter of form in order
to allow dispose of the property.
Ellhu Burrltt died In 1 ":i und his
estate Ji.i long since been fettled,
except for this piece 0' property
bout one rod square which Is lo
cated in the north side of Broud
street on Burrltt Hill, rr more fami
liarly the "Nigger Hill" sec'ion of
the city.
The will of -Mr. Burrltt rrolvded
for the establishment of two mis
sions in this city for the perpetua
tion of religious work. One of these
missions is located on Cherry street
and one used to be located on the
plot of land now In question. For
many years an old barn stood on
the property and in that barn the
Tesidents of that setcion gathered
for services. Sunday school was
held there and the community gath
ered there for hymn singing. The
bain was destroyed hy wind years
go.
Since that time the character of
the neighborhood has changed ma
terially. It Is thickly populated and
there is a church within a short dis
tance of the plot. Furthermore,
there are no funds with which to
carry out mission work, as stipulated
by Mr. Burrltt. However, taxes on
tie property are coming In regular
ly and It is said that the land is an
expense.
Therefore, Mr. Skinner, as trustee
ef .the estate. Is asking for permis
sion to sell the property, since It will
ba' possible to carry out the terms
of the will.
Whatever proceeds there may be
from the sale of the property. If it
ba fold, will be turned over to the
Burrltt Mission on Cherry street for
the support of that institution. The
City Mission band now supports the
mission.
Dr. Straton Declares
Darrow Has Accepted
Chicago, Aug. !rt P) Dr. John
ttoach Straton, fundamentalist lead
er, says Clarence Darrow, professed
agnostic chief counsel for Scopes,
has consented to debate publicly
with him on evolution.
Pr. Straton, who is pastor of Cal-
' ry Baptist church. New York, has
n ir'1 Mr. Harrow in Greeley, Colo.,
that he will lake the negative side
er the qijefition. "Resolved that the
r.v'th and man come by evolution."
He also has asked Henry Fructer,
r- " York, to arrange directly with
Mr Parrow a date early In the fall,
n.nd preferably in Chicago.
SECOND HAND
UILDING MATERIALS
FOR SALE
Including Doors, Windows, Lumber,
Radiators, Plumbing Fixtures, etc.
Apply to Foreman on .lob, 103 West
Blain St, opposite Capitol Thratrr
CHAS. MF.RBERG & SON
JB"rckeT New Haven
J'EVER?
STOP TO think u you are work
ing AJtOUJTO THB eU poultry yard
ad
OONTTPSTNtt tn bird lanresre
with
THOSE irienit ef yours ea the
ROOST er as you l-.'er the rcoste'
WITH HIS "clarion call before the
BREAK Cf f-ij which, d'j'urra cur
REST AND too early rrute v
from
THE HAT' that ycur frten1
THB chickens f.n th you a
1ES5DV that will t- (pci fcr i-i
?OR TCVJ rs.l!re that e.ery tie."
THAT rocs-- rrrTTt cr tht cl !
HEN JUKES the '! knsvfl ERIS
AS SH I9 a bright nw fs'
DSPOSITED Is t:tt cat tha'
or THEM is 1-r!!.:r.f in h'f
OWN WAT a-1 thn c5:!f'ler 1""'
6-7
TOP.TCNATE ro-i a to ha
THE CLf5!rTVD !'S
Tniiir .-. h -''-if. v-':r
Union Suburban Express
Urtni i n
Xew Britain nnin, uiipln A
Johnson, 4fl Main St. I.I. l.'S-4
HsrtrorfJ, New Hrll.nn. rinimlllr
rorr?tlllr nl lrtnl.
v
JUNK DEALER FINED FOR
BUYING LEAD OF MINOR
Kflditikf, Awfcvd $10, Ponies Pur.
rha of Pipes Stolon
From Cellar
Charged with purchasing Junk
from a minor, Abraham Radlnskl of
J4 Tslcott street was found guilty by
Judge William C. Hungerford in po
lice court this, morning and fined
!'" 'ii cost?. Hadlnsky is alleged
to have purchased for i1 cents,
shmit "i pounds of lend from a
small boy who stole It In a cellar on
Bread street. He denied buying the
lvl from the youth.
Mary Tnrello of S3 Sexton street
hid judgment suspended cn a
-barge of breach of the peace. The
"omin threw hot water out a win
dow at heme this morning, a
woman living down stairs claiming
th it she threw P at her. The wom
en hue ben having trouble for
some time over children, It devel
oped from tr-stlninny.
Charges 0? violating the lii'ier
hw aealnst Alex Gross, proprietor
of the York hotel, and Joseph Kalin
ofsM, a coot employed by him, were
onttnued until Tuesday for trial at
the rco,i;est. of Attorney Stanley J.
Traceskl, who appeared for them.
The two mn were arrested yester
day afternoon after a stool pigeon
turned a bottle of liquor he claims
to hive purchased there over to T-
tfrtlve Sergeant George C. KUlnger
and Sergeant Patrick J. O'Mara.
A similar charge against Stanley
Mlynarskl of 4? Broad street, was
continued until Tuesday at the re
quest of Attorney Traceskl. Mly
narskl was arrested last night.
OTONNFJj REFTSES
San Francisco, Aug. "0 iT The
bulletin says Jimmy O'Connell.
former outfielder for the New York
Giants, has declined "an offer from
Hal Chase to play ball in the out
law league at El Taso. O'Connell
was banned from organized base
ball at the close of last season aft
er an alleged effort at bribery. Ap
parently he still has hops that some
day Judge Landls will relent and re
store htm to good standing.
City Items
Miss Marget Curry of Russell
street and Miss Margaret Miller of
Curtis street have returned from a
week's sojourn at the shore.
Gulbransen player pianos at Morans.
advt.
For Sale Counters and show
cases. Leonard and Herrmann Co.
advt.
Victrolas and Pianos, at Morans'
advt.
For Sale Counters and show
cases. Leonard and Herrmann Co.
advt.
Home cooked lunches at Crowell's.
advt.
A son was born at the New Brit
ain General hospital yesterday to
Mr. ajid Mrs. Arman Horhanesian of
S36 Stanley street.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Morrison of 234 High
street at the New Britain General
hospital yesterday.
The police are investigating the
reported theft of a watch owned by
A. C. Archer of the National Mar
ket, West Main street, from his desk
at the store yesterday.
James Ferraonelli of Hunter road
an employe of the JIart & Cooley
Co., had two ringers of his left hand
amputated at the New Britain Gen
eral hospital yesterday. He caught
his hand In a press while at work.
E. M. Dolan of Vooster street is
it the New Britain hospital where
he underwent en operation Monday.
Clearanoe prices on all Mary Eliza
beth dresses, S7 W. Main. 1 Bight up.
advt.
The parish school of St. Matthew's
church will reopen for the fall
term the day after Ibor day, ac
cording to an announcement by Bev.
A. C. Theodore Steege, pastor of the
church.
Emll J. Danberg. clerk of the citv
land police court.', and Norman
ranberg, left today on a business
trip to New Jersey.
THE POTTERS
I CUE55 THOSE OlD V ILl - M SEE Alt THOSE DENT 5 ANdYwE'U Lt HAVE TO C-0
IfcGMS HAD ThiE C6HT V4 TZ1 E'D " ', BUMP5-THOSE APE WHERE BACK TO THEM SOON
jtjESiN'.TeiCSE. SUITS J . V-C-J.. SWORDS, AND SPEARS. AND I if The BamDitS DON'i
- ? CLUB5' kAUtHCED OFF.-.. LAY 04 uS. HECc,
'vV ' " rt" SViv) X H NOTHING COUID GET ThOij SETTLE The DUST j
POLLY AND HER PALS
THIS 6CWJ
. si I,' U-r -TV, UAUC
A MIT AT THE
PARTY T0.All6HT
"ejT mm i ? amm iiMfniiwTiTit mi irrtn
TREASURY OF Clffl
Payment For Bond Issae MaJe
. at Noon- Today .
At noon today, t848,8S3.40 passed
into the city treaaury, tola amount
being the proceed from the city of
city bond In the amount of 1860,
000, sold Tuesday and deposited yea
terday at the First National Bank Jn
Boston,
R. L, Day A Co. and associate bid
ders paid the price, which la regard
ed as an unusually favorable one
from the city's standpoint.
The cost of issuing the bonds was
approximately $20 per thousand. The
subway department will receive ap
proximately 814T.000 and assumes a
debt of $150,000, while the same Is
true of the sewer department. As
suming an obligation of $560,000,
the school department received ap
proximately $549,000 with which to
carry on its building program.
DESCRIBES BODY
Gruesome Testimony Is . GlTetn In
Young Murder Trial Being Con
ducted in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, Aug, '20 UP) Dis
covery of the body of Mrs. Grace
Grogan Young, wealthy wife of Dr.
Thomas Young,'' a dentist, on trial
charged with suffocating her with
lethal gaa and cementing her body
at a cistern at their week-end cabin,
near here, was graphically described
on the witness stand here late yes
terday by George Contreras of the
district attorney's forces.
Contrearas, who headed the force
of men who dug the concrete bot
tom from the cistern last June, de
clared the body had apparently been
thrown In the pit, covered with tar
paper and eight inches of cement.
"We found cotton stuffed in the
nose of the corpse and a rubber
bag jammed down the throat, after
we had carefully cracked away the
concrete covering," the witness tes
tified. The district attorney in his open
ing statement announced that the
prosecution intended to prove that
the dentist killed his wife to gain
control of her fortune.
Edward J. Skinner
vs.
Ellhu Burrttt's Heirs, Representa
tives; and Creditors.
Superior Court State of Connect
icut, County of Hartford.
The 19th day of August, 19TS.
ORDER OF NOTICE
Upon complaint In Bald cause
brought to said Court, at Hartford
In said County, on the first Tuesday
of September, 1925, and now pend
ing, claiming an order for the sale
of property and an order for the dis
position cf the proceeds of said sale,
of the following described prem
ises
Beginning at a point in the north
side of Broad street, in the City of
New Britain, one hundred thirty
eight (138) feet from the west
street line of Booth street, at an
iron pin, thence running northerly
one hundred thirty-two (132) feet
to an Iron pin: thence running west
erly eighty-two and flvetenths
(S2.5) feet to an iron pin: thence
running southerly one hundred
thirty-two 1?T) feet to an iron pin;
thence easterly eighty-two and five
tenths (82.5) feet to an Iron pin;
bounded on the east, north and west
by the Estate ef Horace Booth or
assigns, and on the south by Broad
street. It appearing to the subscrib
ing authority that the residence of
the defendants is unknown to the
plaintiff.
Ordered, that, notice of.the institu
tion and pendency of said complaint
shall be given said defendants by
publishing this order in the New
Britain Herald a newspaper publish
ed In New Britain once a week, for
two successive weeks, commencing
or or before August, 20, 1325.
Lucius P. Fullr
Assistant Clerk of said Court.
VAS! IT5 , )
AO
I IX T I Al t V 1
Kt 1 c 3
I PtfETTy,
.' FOLLVl
TROTZKY ONCE AGJffl m
RESTORED Id POWER
SqtW, Former Wof Muvlrte, ftorg
Beqctmei Chief or Economic
council.
tvluw. Xug. ttf CW Advices
from Moscow; report the return to
power of Leon Trotsky with the ap
pointment ef the former war minis
ter as chief cl the economlq coun
cil. His restoration to fc position of In
fluence had been expected In Polish
circles, where it was considered that
his strength and popularity were too
great to permit of keeping him long
under probation because of the pos
sibility ef his becoming the head of
some anti-Soviet movement.
His new post, it Is bellved here,
will direct his energy and ability to
the task of Improving Russia's econ
omic conditions without increasing
his political influence to any great
extent.
Trotzky returned to Moscow last
May after virtual exile in the
Caucasus because cf his insurgency
gainst the dictates of strict Bol
shevism. He was given a minor post
in the government for what was
termed a perlor e! probation. The
dispatch from Warsaw Indicates that
this period has ended and that, the
former Red Army leader again is
to have a directing voice in at least
ore branch ef the Soviet govern
ment. VOTE READY SATURDAY
Paris Au. 20 (P) The French
reply to the German note on the
security question is to be handed to
the Berlin eovernment Saturday,
under the present plans of the for
eign office.
Publication of the text will be ar-
rsneed after consultation with the
German government. It. will rroba-
bly be given out simultaneously in
Berlin, Farts and London,
JCENGST WIIHELM
Frederick Juengst of 57 Linwood
street and Miss Marie Wtlhelm of
70 Greenwood street, were married
at St. Matthew's church yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock by Bev. A. C.
T Steege, the pastor. They were
attended by Carl Juengst, brother of
the groom, and Miss Emma Wilhelm,
sister of the bride.
FOR FRIDAY
Fresh Native MACKEREL lb, 12c
FRESH RED
SALMON lb,
FRES-H EASTERN
HALIBLT lb.
FBESH B. I.
SWORDFISH lb.
32c
c
c
Fresh Shore HADDOCK lb, 8c
FRESH OPEN
QVAHAlTiS ... quart 4iJV LONG ("LAMS ... pint
FRESH IPSWICH OP IRI SH . jf-
STEAMG CLAMS 2 qts. awW SCALLOPS pint UUW
Fresh Native FLOUNDERS lb. 10c
Ail Kinds Salt, Canned and Pickled Fish
Special! Finest Early June Peas . . 2 cans 25c
Special! Fresh Raspberry Jam. . .2 lbs. 31c
Special! Large Fruit Pies ea. 25c
THE BEST BREAD Z7c. 10c
Special! Canning Peaches. .14 qt. bas. 59c
No Bedtime Story
4
V!
HURPV! 4ALLP?iGHT-EO'T
wi 1 ir wax1 ur r-O'K
1 TH' PARLOR! Kaae C
m Personals i
KVsj lastei S. Coopef H $ the
Hotel torralne Uesa York City, for
a, few days.
Emll O. Bhlerdeff Is Spending two
Fek at Madison.
Walter 3, Buncs Is 'sa.tlonlnf at
MUford.
Mrs. Irving L'aMay baa left for
Saybroolt where she will spent her
vacation.
Miss Irene B. Cenklln Is at East-
hampton, li. I., N. T.
Mrs. J. Millerlch 1s at Saybrook.
R. K. MacDonald is spending his
vacation at Hammonaseet Beach,
Clinton.
George Christ Is visiting in South
Hadley, Mas.
H. P. Hornkohl Is vacationing at
Clinton.
Walter Hausman hss left for
Myrtle Beach, MUford.
Eve'vn Cadwell is visiting at East
Northfield, Mass.
Mrs. Cedrlc Powers Is spending
her vacation at South Wellfleet,
Mass.
G. E. Meyers hss gone to Myrtle
Beach, MUford.
Miss Mary A. Kehoe is at Momau
guln. Mrs, Emma Keren is visiting In
Bridgeport
George H. M, Peterson is spend
ing his vacation at Lake Wlnnlpe
saukee, N. H.
Mrs. Delbert Warner is at Cam
bridge, N. T.
August C. Burkharflt is vacation
ing at Indian Neck, Branford.
James Murphy Is spending a few
days at Point 0' Woods, Lyme.
Mrs. H. Kemmerer has been
spending a number of days at Twin
Mt.. N. H.
Miss Susie Fconey Is vacationing
at Lake Sunapee, N. H.
John Bergeron of 11 Lawlor street
and Stephen Frankosl have left on a
vacation trip to Canada. They will
visit Lake George. Lake Chnmplain,
Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. Lillian La Flamme and
Eleanor Betty Burns lft today for
Old Orchard. Me., and Wells Beach
where they will remain for two
weeks. Mrs, La Flamme has just
returned from a two weeks' trip to
Pennsylvania. Ohio, Michigan and
New York. Miss Burns has returned
from a few days' trip to Atlantic
City.
FRESH
STLAK BLUE
FRESH
STEAK COD .
FRESH
HI TTERFISH
c
lb
v, 18c
ib. 25 c
ESSiG , A SUIT UkE TuiS IS
Swqcd-PPOOF, &ULLET-PRCOU
Mqth - pRQQt---
J wis Olitsipfs:
(, I6HT, X V'SETTEF? MOP RIGHT
( PA J GOOD JliSHT. if lAlTO BED-VU'LL KETCM
"-V ' y (5AL' J ( VEP? DEATH OP COLD
i&i RUWtAl' AROUND H
y$rf 1 V THAT THI AllGHTlE.
TARIFF AUTONOMY NOT
FOR CHINA JOST YET
r-iJWV
Interested Powers Reaeh Decblon
That This la Text To Their
RopJy.
Tokyo. Aug. !0 LP The Interest
ed powers have virtually agreed on
their attitude toward the proposed
conference cn the Chinese customs
tariff. The foreign office In a state
ment today said it had been agreed
that tariff autonomy cannot be
granted China at present. The
agenda arranged by the Washington
agreement must first be considered
by the conference after which the
delegates will decide regarding the
discussion of any reasonable pro
posals China may make.
It ws generally agreed thj.t no
decision should be made at present
regarding the scope of the confer
ence beyond the agenda provided by
the Washington agreement.
While pointing out that tariff
autonomy could not be granted
China at present, the foreign eff ice.
added that this did not preclude a
discussion of the matter after the
Washington agenda had been dis
cussed.
Japan stresses that she Is in per
fect sympathy with Chinese desires
and will icte in conference to dis
WANTED : Man to sell electrical appli
ances in New Britain and vicinity to 19,000
homes that already have accounts with us.
Commission basis with drawing account.
The right man can make money and place
himself in line for promotion. Experience
is not essential, but reliability, perseverance
and determination are necessary. If you
lack these qualities save your time and ours.
Apply to Sales Manager, 92 West Main
Street, New Britain, at once.
No Othe
Said one of our Classified advertisers recently
when asked about the results he received from
Herald Classified Ads.
Pretty strong statement but it bears out our
own knowledge that the Classified Ads of this
newspaper reach all possible prospects in New
Britain and vicinity.
Call 825 now and let one of our trained Ad
Takers assist you in preparing the right ad for
your proposition.
HERALD CLASSIFIED SERVICE
HEY, THAT SJFF
THAT : STijFc 5 GOT
'S K)R YOUR
INSiDES NOT
A LITHE NUDGE,
HASN T IT f
BY
cuss any proper matter after tho
prescribed agenda has been settled.
Regarding the Chinese demands
for discussion of other matters than
ths tariff, it Is understood the pow
ers expect to reach a agreement on
the reply to be made shortly. This
however, Is considered a separate
matter, Except for KenUlchl Yosh-
l?wa, the Japanese ambassador to
China, the Japanese delegates to the
customs conference ha' not been
selected,
FRECKLE
Now is the. Time to Get Kid of
Those Ugly Spots
There s no longer the slightest
need of feelinc ashamed of your
freckles, as Othine double Strength
Is guaranteed to remote these
homely spots,
Simnlv set an ounce cf Othine
double strength from any drug or
department store and apply a little
ot It night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst
freckles ha e begun to disappear,
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely. It is seldom that more
than an ounce is needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this is sold un
der guarantee cf money back if it
falls to remote ;cur freckles,
79
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BY J. P. McEVOY
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(SET IT t PlGHT. C" '.THE IF.
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tui cuu tuiifcUf-te ot euiuuJ6. . Lad
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
liuilal Luu, .HuuuuiL'Ulb 1
bUKiAL VAULl'b Coutlol. .Ml rbTH
(ortou; wait! pieul, Uaiumtlcaliy
J, will uutiaat aitnor wuuo ui aietal
Uu uot raiuiia laigei luia. Keaauuacii
tried. N. b. Vault Co, K.u.iugiuu.
lei.
NliW BlilXAIN Mjuuiiieiical Wurli,"Trs
uak bt, Monutneutk ut all ataaa anj
dowriimoua. t-auui aod lettai cuiuui
,uur apt-ialty.
Hurlst
CUT FLuWEKS tMjitad ijluuta. tiUaaici
ailely, biwaaiumi uu luuoial ota.
JoluiKun't GiwenijuUBB, 6J7 Cbuicti bt.
t'LOWEKS for tlia eddiu(!. OlaJioU,
aaterb. roae, etc. Fuiiural ijebigua, tl.iO
up. Wa deliver' tu all par.ta ut tiie citv.
Flow Garden Grueuhouse, I16i SunKy
t. Phcna l'3a-l.
NICE CARNXTliSSfr-Ji a Joz. Verj 'dna
flowera. Sacdallia'a Greenncua. ia
Oak St. -J el. 2643-12.
Lost and Found
BEINT'Ll. BULL DOG (female), rOejm-1
("Pug';, l'JSI. Carde. 151 West Mam
St.
PL'BSE LOST small, blJ'k, li7treen
Franklin e, an1! tlain St., and South
Ma!n. Call S3T9-5.
Store Aiuiuuiiueiiteiits
SAVE TOUR SNAP SHOTS Buy tnap
shot album, 25c, 50c, ani II, Arcade
Studio.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies s
ACME TitUCKS-Salea and Service. Erl".
eon Motor 6alea. m 8outb Male at.
Phone 70.
UU1CK MOTOK tAKS-eaie. and TeTi.
Capitol Bulck Co. H3 Arch 6U Tfcon.
Laah Motor Co. A Hputabi. Concern."
4A'tJ., ruer Lincoln atreate.
UHJiVRoUiT MOTOR OARS-Sale. 7ni
aen-tcfc Superior Auto Compani. 17.
Arch Bt. Phonj in. 7
CHRVSLER-4 ad I siJT, ,
lJ PhnT," MOt' 8'"- 850 "
"otor Sales Corp, iss Elru Bt
coiner Frankin. Ph... e,IIr 8U
IZT. sj1"- ..Auton?."tii
- . ... . oiaiu. t-iione 2,01.
Stanley L a m" p"""'" ve-
Ljit.'aklaD'J "d GrT- High
C. A. Bence. f,l Main a
o cm Bu fhona 37J4
" rflr"". 8a ta"
J ..nl. B,rv,c - Hawker, bi
0li cf'.VB '"O'JOK CARS-'Th. g
R. 0ToR CARS-ancJ truck.. Kenneth
Elm and Park Sta. Phone 2110. lical
.uaunci bnubbera.
S"iDBAKtR MOTOR CARS-Salei a'r'j
. A: :h St. Phcg 2f,n.
WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND"
motor cara. ahowroom and aervlee, J27
S'"' "T11 Sleove-Vaive Motor."
c. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2.
Autos and Trucks for Kale 9
BUICK-f-pata. touring, J35, mode! DV
o c;i. Good mechanical condition Fair
tires. Battery new tills eprlng. Ktiil
?,a,nl'n- tmor. Falge-Je.ett Co.
L9 Last .Main St. fnear Elm
CAL'ILLAC touring. 7 passenger, mo'or
Just o1erl.auled, paint A-l, j;eo tat
lt; Apply any evening atter 30 at 617
Main St. P. Smith.
EICAR, i;:;-tourinE. eomJltlon"
baigaln. Phone 2013-6 or 455 Church
FORD-r.-r tale, 19:2 Kord eedan, parfe-t
condltlen; Ciie.tr. Phona r73. .
FORD SEDAN7T?:"5-4-door, not run o- e'r
6P0 miles, very reasonable. Bomljan a
Garage, Eoc'h St.
FORD tudor aedan, J136, complete with
atarter. dem. rime, etc. Ovner just
bought cyl. Falge. Whltmore Paige
Jew ett Co.. 319 East Main Bt. (near
Elm St.)
FORD COUPE, 1925-A-l condition. iTbaT
loon tires, accessories-. Call er en'rs ba-t"-een
ti aivj 7. !V Arch S'. "
HUPMOBILE touring, Hte Mi model
excellent condl'lcn, Fhone 123-2
LEXINGTON 5 rasienger, late 19:3
brougham In first clasa mechanical
condition, paint and upholstery are ex
cellent, brand new corda, 2 eparae. C.
A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 2218.
FAIGE chummy 4-pass. roadster. C cyl.
40 h. p. Fully eciulrred. anubbers,
bumper, eztra tire. Had exceptionally
fine care. Rune to New London and
return on 5 gala gasoline. Genutne bar
gsln. "'hitmore Palge-Jewett Co., ilt
East Main St. tnear Elm & )
STAR. 1?24 sport.mcdel, A-l condition, 4
good tires. Incjulre 177 Hart St., be
teen 5 and 7 o deck.
STEVENS EURYEA 5 -passenger, goeJ
condition, Just the car for younf man
to earn aide money taking cut paaaen
gers. John Kun- 122 Glen St.
DEPOSIT for standard S'udetaksr
touring fcr sale J1.00?. Write 3
S"Uth St.. Hartfcri.
ORDER OF KOTICE
C ity Court of New Eritain.
August H, 1925.
John Hubbard vs. Dwight F. Peck,
If living, and if dead, the hsir.
representatives and creditors of
said Dwight F. Feck.
Upon complaint cf John Hub
bard, praying for reasons set forth
cancellation of said mortgage, now
pending in the City Court of Ketr
Britain, on the, 5th Monday of Aug
ust, 1925.
It appearing an! being found ty
th subscribing attorney that the
whereabouts of Dwight F. Peck, the
defendant in the above entitled
cause .if living. Is unknown to the
plaintiff, and if dead ,the heirs, rep
resentatives and creditors of said
Dwight F. Feck, or their residence,
are unknown to the plaintiff or his
attorney. Ordered, that notice cf
the Institution and pendency of said
complaint be given by implication
In The New Britain Herald, a news
paper published In said New Hrltaln.
once a week for two consecutive
weeks, commencing on cr before
ths 13th dv cf August, 1 325.
EMU, J. DAXHEHG,
, Clerk cf the Court
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