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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s2.ISO-seo block seth st, NV
,,,s,,-Ss,;; n .:iross Sss sSi ss n Sr,ta y, NV
n.s5O-sth at Rhode Island ave.
T.. b. ne, Business High School.
"sSO-E a. 800 SS slSss' nswlg =. sapsIsSd. sIsd
~ r. b.; SrlsKl good condition.
=. b. brick; newly papered and
,5.SsO-JOhn Msrphsn pl mr.. Penns. ave.
,so-a...o .ss ss0d nv. .or ,ss aS%s slSsE o. ou'''
r., b.; mod. brick: ist-noor
u,SOO-sth ST. cor. alley; deep lot.
10 r.. b.; room for Esrsss.
,7.0OO-N st. bet. 18th and 18th.
7. b.; splendid future value.
Sis.500-lSth st. mr.. Dupont Circis.
IL r., = b.: excellent condition.
sl3,500-i+o0 block 2ist ct. NV.
~. b.. h.-w. h.. elsc.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
s5oo-Lsmont at. mr.. 10th; Immediate
70: sI::is''Ia, 5: Splendid LEGATION; bargain, az :
:io.oeo-Hewton st. W. 18TH; detached.
y r.. b.: lot soxi3o.
sls.5oo-Nr. 18th and Col. I'd.
r.. b., cleo, h.-w. H.; yd. TO alley.
si1, ,ooo-l7th IT. mr.. Kenyon.
7 r, b.: like new; garage.
'i.eoo-i7th 81. mr. end MI. Pleasant car
ior. b.: emi-det.: INV. h.; elee.
sii,5oo-Beimont rd. ". 18th ct.
10 r., b., h.-w. H.; yd. TO alley.
s1l, 5o0-Ashmead pi colonial style.
9 r. m. h.-w. H.; cleo; rm. for
nsoes-ss0 s0ih ., nj, wyGmin! gay ave ru %.
garage.
BLOoMINGDALE.
s. TONI. Ist and Rhode Island ave
Two family nat: two i-rn,. apis.
n. TONI. LIST and Fla ave.
Or. b.. furnace ht.; yd TO alley.
81, S,35o-Sorth Capitol. Zoo block.
6r., h.-w.h.: elec. garage; pos.
81, ,50o--ist II. n. w.. nr. Rhode Island ave.
rms. ON two noors; furnace ht.; yard
to alley.
GEORGETOWN.
81, S,Soe-Two- family nat; p st.; nearly new
One r. and b., =. and D.; porcnss
"a, s50-xth ST.: semi detached.
re b.; all modern Improvements.
PETWORTH.
y. .5oo-New Hsmpshirs ave-; nr. car lines.
a.sso-.varnum s.; detached hsms,
r., b.: deep yard
W.5eo-On Georgia ave; $50 block.
6r, b.; deep lot.
q, ,oeo-Nr. sth and varnum sts.
II hmi ssss.i..: :':e s.s: s;s;sSsS xsss,
2 T.. b.; largs lot; perchss.
o. 3se-Esw houss: on ID nr. nyior.
err. b., h.-w.h., elsc.. saespang poroh-
81, ,eoo-IIlinois ave.: vacant.
sr., b. h.-w.h., eiec.: nm. for garass.
SOUTHEAST.
g, NON st., 80 block; 10 cash.
sr., b., latrobe ht.; yard.
q, ,TGe-Nr. 1sth and Penna. ave-; $500 cash.
70 mo.
Q r.. b., latrobs ht.
a ,6o-7oe block A st.: semi-AstnchsA-
err, b.; corner: brick.
8,S6e-lith st.; vacant; near Line. Park
0r., b., tstosy brick.
y. NOD st.. SO block; easy payments.
r.. b., furnace ht.: ID. 70 alley.
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FOR sALE-H0UeEs
BOSS & PHELPS,
l406 ii Street N. w.
Telephone Main dS4O.

PRICE $500 Detached brick cor
nsr house, conveniently located In Pet
viii be given at once. and terms OF
81 500 cash and monthly payments will
be accepted this Is modern house
front ana side porehes: room for "a
rage.
PRICE s,50o-In Columbia Heights,
convenient TO schools and churches
three-story bay window brick house,
.,s nss''d rs,, S,h stantsSsou. nst @ % hsateT ' In
cellar. and the whole house recently
renovated throughout owner leaving
sios s SGSnt Sna .sii ON % terms @ of ts'SOS cash
and monthly payments.
PRICE ss,bOo--Near 18th and u sts..
modern up-t9 date home built by
one OF the well-known builders a
rooms and hath, hot.water heat and
a garage; the house IL In hne eond
tlon; occupied by an owner VINO VIII
give possession and sell on very rea-
sonable cash payments
PRICE s.75o--wlthIn a square of
18th street. a nearly new house, com.
plsts in every detail; two stories and
attic, having hot water heat, electric
hardwood liohi euu 'o"A
porchAs. and immediate possession can
be obtained.
PRICE ss,5oO--Near the Capital
Traction car line: very cheap home:
a six room bath box style brick house.
having large front porch. house heated
with hot water, having electric lights.
and q deep lot, with room for garage;
owner will give possession
PRICE yls, ,ooO--on lith street north
OF Park road, largo, roomy three-
story house. having ten roms, two
complete bathrooms. hot-water heat.
electric lights. oak noors on hrst and
second noors. porches; garage space;
possession will be given:
PRICE Ss,s5e-well-buiit three-story
scmi-detsched brick house; excellent
rooms and bath. nve bedrooms: hot
water heat. porches. front and side
yards: paved alley In rear OF lot, with
room for garage; possession can be
obtained.
PRICE 1880 - In chevy Chase:
Immediate possession could be given
and terms Of $500 cash and monthly
payments will be accepted. desira-
BILE corner house. two stories, heated
with hot water, having electric ltghts.
oak floors. several porches and fiTe-
proof garage
BOSS & PHELPS,
HOME OF HOMES.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
HOME OF HOMES.
Main 4340. 1406 II st. N. w


THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
u. THEY ARE ADvnRTIsED DArLY
your business personal and prompt attsn-
WHITE
,ion a'a s.iI H' md ts Sssh csnsr,s. eslar large
lot e paved silcy; immediate possession !
lisa isss 18th st. N. W. stories. Z rooms
cellar: 1q ~ Sy spending ts.sss for improve:
ments you. can make . large retsrn on
sith st.. Mt. Rainier. Md.-vAcANT. 8
i!Sr' ss us~y sv1%i paSss ass aTss $500
l717 De Sales st: n, W-Brlck. 10 rooms
baths yaPSr heat ;i7iSsS; Sstn,.t terms %s-s.r
garage; lot 5ox1soi possession: price
S6.l5o: terms.
COLORED
Latrobe heat: gas: lot 1TM XIII, TO a so-ft
alley; near high schools.
brick: ta.5oo.
30 si., st, Nw w-s rooms; brick; La
'rGGs s1s heat si., st'Gs u. T. We rooms: frame.
large brick stable or garage; deep lot to
iII5.x land and 1885 O 1T. N. vs. stories
and basement, Z rooms and bath lot l6I
100 to alley; newly painted and pspered
throughout; one house now vacant
s12 New York ave. n. We rooms !;
i2a 18Th at. s. E--s rooms and bath
gas: excellent condition; possession; price
aos Florida ave. y. w.--2-story brick,
containing rooms and bath: large lot to
l5-foot alley: room for garage excellent
condition; price $4,000; best Of terms.
INVESTMENTS
1910 7th st N. w.--3-story brick store
and and cleo: large lot to paved alley; $1,000
ll13-I1l3h 9Th st. S. E.--5 rooms each
frame; gas rented $40; price $3.50 for
both.
BRADFORD G. CO..
Main 5s77. S35 Southern Bldg. Main 5s7s.
"DAY BEFORE TOMORROW" "
SPECIAL
Immediate possession: owner leaving for
West offers up-to-the- minute. practically
new and entirely modern detached chevy
Chase home built-in garage: nearly 12,Ooo
feet lot easy terms. For particulars call
See ss.' PETERsoN, stsfi 4 7s4 18th St. N. W.
DO YOU WANT an .ttr.ctive home IN
Chevy Chase that Is being sacrificed7
Owner leaving city. Cleveland 1883.
,,is CONDUIT ROAD N. We rooms, de.
cTevc li7s-w.. or apply Owner, sl27 Con-
suit road. ---.---------
CHEVY CHASE (VACANT).
N,ne rooms 2 baths 6 bedroom large
living room with fireplace, sleeping porch,
garage. INV. h.. electric lights, large lot
With original shade. a very attractive
home in a select neishboTbood. Large front
ana balcony porches Very reasonable
terms
SIX large rooms and bath, hardwood
floors h-w, h., electricity, large living
room with open freplses: sarage. on lot
Tor Immediate possession. rriced right and
terms exceptionally reasonable.
McLACHLEN BANKING
CORPORATION,
R,al Estate Dept. 10th and a..
Main tss Evenings. North lo26-J.
coLoRED HOME SEEKERS.
Gail or write for our list Of most
desirable houses in all parts of the
city to be had at all prices and on
all terms
BRADFORD AND COMPANY,
1886 Southern Bldg.
Main 5S77. Main 587s.
HOMES FOR C0LoRED.
Reasonable colored purchasers can
secure sis-room homes. well located
in the northwest, on easy terms. Al
ta.sso each. For complete infor.
nation see /, n,>,>-
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REAL ESTATE Advertising BY REA! Es1E Vow
ron SALE-APARTMENTs
ron sALE-ApARTMENTs
-owN YOUR OWN APARTMENT"

-owN YOUR OWN APARTMENT"
ATTRACTIVE FIVE AND SIX nooM
NEARLY NEW FiRE- PROOF BUILDING.
Located Near
18th and Columbia Road n. w.
ALLAN Z. WALKER PLAN
of Cooperative Ownership"
THESE SUITES PURCHASED
AS Low AS $4,000. AND THE MONTHLY
AssEssM ENT FOR MAINTENANCE IS
LOW AS tlz.
CALL FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
ALLAN E. WALKER & co.. Ine-
S13 18th Street N. w.
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PHONE Us IF YoU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
$3.50
A most desirable home OF 10 rooms and
Q baths; IN tho NORTHEAST: newly pa
sornbls terms.
a splendid room and bath home in
Washing stou's most fashionable nelshbor.
hood in tho vicinity Of DUPONT CIRCLE
painted has h. W. h. and electricity. Va.
can't. A splsudid opportunity 20 buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
IN Mt. PLEASANT one block eat Of
bath: colonial type home; h. ". h.. elec.
trcity. This house IL In perfect condition.
having been nicely papsred ana painted; deep
lot to ls n. alley: possession at once: terms
32,UVV
s.sr LdNcoiN PARK: stsr.stivs senss q
3 rooms md hath: b.. ". h.: newly painted
rsrms csn b srr~nssd Possession ~iii b
gfvsa-
$3.50
7 roorr and bath home In beautiful
PETwoRTH; h W. III gas and electricity.
Concrete front and rear pcrehss; AL doors
and windows screened terms
In MT. PLEASANT: convenient to cars
and Central High School; u rooms and
bsths; n. ". n: sios and rear alley. 10,
fsxI4s Immediate possession.
Near PARK ROAD. between 18th and ltth
streets: splendid home OF IL rooms ana
baths bed S,. rcSm, snnss sns 1n.''y S.s T sn sns
slectrseity: garage; deep lot to Is q, alley.
Bes buy In Mt PLEASANT today.
$19,500
Near CONN. AVENUE in most ds.,r
| able neishborhood In wAsHINGroN
| HEIGHTS; room and bath home h, W. h.,
| Immediate possessson.
HOWARD e. HINES
incorporated
s34 18th st. N. W. NJ. 730-73l-732.
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Town. YuUR Own HOME" Ga
ron sALE-HoUsks

1 Tue properties advertised un-
der our name are controlled ex,
clulyeiy by US. THEY AXE
ADVERT led DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We
give your business personal and
prompt attention.
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$3.50

$3.50
In Mt. PLEASANT one block east Of
kth street. ne<r Park rond: 7 room, and
bath: colonial type home; h. ". h. elec.
Iicity. This house In In perfect condition.
having been nicely papsred and painted: deep
lot to S II. alley: possession at once: terms
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 II st. N. W. Phone Main lOzS
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WANTED-PR0PERTY
WANTED TO BUY 100 houses; any price.
size or location. Main 3sas. Money "a
HINES, T7G itth st. N w
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

NEW DETACHED sTUcco RESIDENCE.
rooms. hot-water heat. gas. electricity,
double oak floors. cement garage, s.. 800:
cash 5000: $500 trust at per cent
leased at tsS per month BOX A-7o, Times
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.

An entirely modern house, con-
tanning six rooms, bath, electric
ity: colonial style; lot 2oxf35;
vide alley: ons-half square from
18th IT. car line
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ron oAlE-HOUsES
NORTHEAST.

ss.s5O-Aorton ct. $500 cash.
r., b., latrObs ht.
sV,oOO-Nr Lincoln PIX. kennedy- built
house. r., b.. furnace; yd. TO
alley.
,ss5o-Nr sth ana i sts. n. e.
81, on noors; h.-wh.; room ga
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HARTUNG Z GIBBONS.
3o1 Southern Bldg, 9Th and Streets N. W
,r Main 100 and Main 373,
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
713 18th St N. w.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
312,6O0

On Girard street west Of lrh ;
10 rooms and bath. 3 bedrooms
steam heat, electricity and gas
two-car garage: an attractive resi
dence in a splendid locality. e.
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SI.s ROOMS, bath. brick, h.-w. H., tile
bath, garage, cieeping porches, on II
Vt. Y. E, SS.s5e. terms. On Eye st. near
North Capitol, tile bath. 8 rooms, h.-w. h.,
large yard, CARA gc, for 2 cars, act at once
occupied by owner.
HOME REALTY CO.,
GO9 N. Cap. st. Main 2600.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled exclusively by
u. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give
your business personal and prompt alton
tion. aE
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LEXINGTON.
$500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000.

A model bungalow with south
ern exposure and facing Chevy
Chase club: there are two bcd
rooms and bath, living room, dir o.
ing room, kitchen and pantry; !;
open fireplace: hot-water heat,
eiectricity: awnings, screens; front
and side porchos: Lear garage !;
shrubbery; lot sex1ss.
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PHONE Us IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

s. 800
A splendid room and bath homo In
Wa shtn gtou's most fashionable neIghbor-
hood in tho vicinity Of DUPONT CIRCLE
This house has been newly papersd and
painted, has h. W. h. and electricity. Va
can't. A spleudId opportunity 20 buy .
home. Reasonable terms.
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Near CONN AVENUE In a most de~,r
able nefshborhood In WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS; 8 room and bath home: h W. h.
electricity; sleeping ard breakfast porches
Immediate possesston.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$l1,5O0
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.

An excellent homo offering on
l4th st., q few squares north of
Park road; modern construction:
rarquetry noors. hardwood trim:
front and double rear porches;
space for garage; house contains
. rooms, . baths, hst-wuter heat,
electricity.
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INVESTMENTS

IsIo 7th St N. w--3-story brick stor'
and two apartments: concrete cellar; ga,
and cleo large lot to paved alley; $4,000
ll13-I1l3h 9Th St S. E.--5 rooms each
frame; gas; rented $40 price Sc'SSo fol
both.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 II st. N. w. Phone Main 1923.
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On wfAs sa-e IN tbs NoRrHEASr
Gar LINCOLN PARK; attractive homo .
B rooms md hath: b.. ". h.: newly painted
rarms csn b. srrunGsd Possessioa will b
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
SAW POLICEMAN
 TAKING CASH

New Haven, Oct. 15.-A1l yesterday morning was spent in getting tales men for the trial of Policeman Jo- seph H. Brown of New Haven who is before the Criminal side Of the Su- perior court on the charge of having rif1ed the cash register in the saloon of Peter Silverowich, 551 State street on September 16. A good deal of time was consumed in describing the movements of Brown on the morning in question.
 Si1verowlch testified that he had known Brown four or five years and that Brown was in the habit of drop ping into his place when in civilian clothes. On the morning in question he was awakened shortly after mid night by a dog barking and on going down stairs saw a man at the cash register who he Swore was Brown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
WOMEN EAGER TO GET
 CHANCEATBRANDEGEE

fill. inflated City Hall registration quarters.
 Every day some little thing hap pens which affords an epoch in the aut ebiogra phy of the registrars diur- nal duties Last night a Canadian girl. gaudily attired, who was ex= ica's rights for women. presented her self before the officials and answered all questions f1uentiy until confronted with one relative to her name, Loss of memory was the sad affliction and she was obliged to retire to consult her husband, assuring those concerned that she would return again later af- ter refreshing the maiady that caused a. slight impeachment in the days reg istration.
 Some of the women brought their husbands with them last evening to instruct them how to use the voting machine. while others came in par ties of three and four directly after the evening meal, leaving their spouses at home to wash the dishes. The wearing apparel noticed seemed to be modish and eonIefmed to fash
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
CRIME WHEN ANOTHER
 IS PUNISHED

Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 15-James Reynolds walked into Central Police Station last night and told Sergeants John T. Vincent and M. J. Carney that he wanted to surrender for the robbery of a lunch room in New York. Reynolds told the police that since July he has been a self-im- posed exile, moving from city to city Yesterday he learned that Robert Hartley, a chauffeur. had been "sent over the road,'' for two years for his crime. Then he decided to surrender.
 tHartley's got a wife and kids. couldn't stand to have him serve the sentence which rightly belongs to me-" Reynolds declared. "I have no kin, nobody dependent upon me, I guess I can stand it," he said
 Reynolds was locked up and the New York police notified
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
PRIZE
 FOR PROOF OF
 LOSS OF UNITY

New York, Oct. IS - Democratic National headquarters today an- nounced a cash prize of s25,000, had been offered by the Prologue Inde- pendents to Senator Harding, Sena- tor Johnson. Senator Borah, Senator Lodge, Chairman Hays of the Repub- 1ican National Committee, or anybody else in the United States who could first prove that the League of Nations would "abridge the sovereignty of America"
 Prof Irving Fisher of Yale, chair man of the Prologue Independents, explained that, under terms of the offer, essays must be received by mail or wire at IT East 41st street. New York city by Oct. 22; that each mem Der of jury of 12 citizens would be appointed Jointly by George White and Will 1T. Hays. chairman of the Democratic and Republican National Committees-all to be Republican if desired by MT. Hays; and that in case the jury Is not unanimous, half the prize still may be awarded pro- vided a majority of the Jurors so vote
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
100 Bridgeport
 Men To Be In Bonus Parade

With over 100 members of the To- cal branch of the American Legion already signed up for the big bonus parade and chances that more than 200 will be in line with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Bridgeport will have a large representation in the big pa rade which will be held in New York city tomorrow afternoon by ex-service men of the late war in an advocation of the bonus.
 The Bridgeport contingent will leave for New York in busses from in front of the Lyric Theatre at 8 o'clock sharp in the morning. Ser geant F. J. Mitchell will be in charge of the Legion members and the en- tire Bridgeport outfit will be headed by Captain Arthur c. Bennett and Lieut.. Norman Hall. The round trip to New York for the paraders will cost only $2.
 It has been urged by the commit tee in charge that all ex-service men who have not as yet signed up will get in touch with either Lieut.. Hall or Captain Bennett and help to make the contingent from this city as large a one possible.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
CHUMS WILL HONEYMOON
 TOGETHER
Miss Lavery and Miss Chat delaine Will Be Married
 at Same Place Same Day

Double weddings are not entirely unknown but double honeymoons are very much of a novelty. Two young couples from this city are to start on one of these journeys on October f9. The secret of the double wedding lies in the fact that the brides to be, Miss Margaret M. Lavery and Miss Anna Chatdelaine have been firm friends for number of years.
 Up until last night it had been de- cided that Miss Lavery was to be maid of honor for her friend but after talking the matter over it was settled that both girls would be married the same day and that all four would enjoy their honeymoons together.
 The wedding ceremonies are to take place at St. Charles church on Tues day. Miss Margaret Lavery, daughter of Patrick Lavery of Is Livingston Place is to become the bride of Theo- dore R. Leonard of Ferry Boulevard Stratford. Miss Lavery is well known being employed in the office of the the building inspector. Miss Chatde- laine, who is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pierre Chatdelaine of 467 Put nam street is to marry Edward Flint.
 After the ceremonies the happy couples are to leave for two weeks honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
(By Dorothy Smith.)

Woe betide Senator Brandegee at the fall election if the facial express sion carried by the women who thronged City Hall last evening. ito be made" has anything to do with power and determination to oust him from a possible future seat in the senatorial pariors "My husband used to be a motorman and I'll make him show me how to push the con- tro1ler of the voting machine box be- yond MT. Brandegee's name, said one woman, while another awfully wrought up because she was obliged to give her correct age without cross ing her fingers, declared she would resort to the old pump handle if that would put on the finishing touches for the proper accomplishment of the coveted ballot,
 Statistics recorded last evening re- veal the fact that the majority of the women who were sworn in yesterday were middle-aged Although it was apparent that the applicants were somewhat befuddled and excited an atmosphere of determined effort to conform to the principles involving the honorable space they are about to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
REJECTS SLURS ON
 THE DEAD
Hartford Times Refuses to Permit the Republican Committee Adver-
 tisements.
Special to The Times.


 Hartford Oct. 15-The dwindling strength of Brandegee has been get ting on the nerves Of J. Henry Rora- back, chairman of the Connecticut State Central committee, and he is especially vexed with the Hartford Times, which has brought the sena- tors record very wildly before the public.
 Roraback prepared a series of ad- vertisements attacking Editor Burr who died many years ago, on the basis of editorials which were written during the Civil war.
 The Times, which is still in the Burr family, rejected the advertise ments, upon the ground that they would not permit politicians to attack men of the family long dead, and there is a pretty tempest in the Rora- back camp. The expense of the cam paign has been considerably increased by the matter describing the trans action which is being sent out to the state, and Roraback breathes threats of recrimina ton, the very least of which is that legal proceedings may be instituted against The Times.
 c. L. Sherman, managing editor of The Times, said today:
 ttThey (referring to the advertise ments) will not be printed here. Not for the reason that we would seek to hide from publicity, not for the req son that We would refuse to acknowl- edge our attitude in the great Civil war, not indeed, for the reason that an apology or explanation would be required; but out of respect and ven eration for the great leader of this paper for sixty years, whose memory we. hold in tenderest affection, we will not affront the high-minded citizenship of this state by giving pub licity to these gratuitous insults to the memory of the dead.''