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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-10-20

publican president was elected, con-
gress again passed the measure and it
went into effect. 1t literally saved
the sheepmen of the nation, and has
done unreasonable good for all agri-
cultural interests. The general tariff
law since passed gives more protection
to farmers than any tariff act ever be-
fore written.
Other Farm Legislation.
Congress realizes that farmers must
organize to help themselves. A law
was passed relieving farmers from the
provisions of the Sherman antitrust
law, and permitting them to organize
and combine to market their own
products.
For a generation it has been known
that the organized grain and livestock
buying industries have been able to
manipulate market prices to the dis
advantage of both producers and con-
sumers. Legislation has often been at
tempted to correct these abuses, but
has always failed. 1t has remained
for this congress and this administra-
ton, real friends of the farmer, to
pass the stockyards act and the anti
grain gambling law, which give the
federal government supervision over
these great business agencies, and
stops many of the evils. Further steps
will be taken along these lines.
This administration has done and is
still doing much to find foreign mar
kets for our surplus products. A gem
eral farm conference was called in
Washington to study farm problems,
and learn how legislation can help
or~ia
Joint commission of senators and rep
resentatives has been created, and for
months has been taking testimony and
studying what farm legislation is
needed.
1t is hoped some sound and practical
method can be found to stabilize prices,
credits adapted to farming and live
stock raising must be provided, trans
portation rates must be lowered for
staple farm products raised far from
consuming markets, and the st. Law
renee water route to the sea will bring
our inland cities closer to foreign
markets and save much on transport
tation costs. The consuming public, in
its own interest, must give every fa-
cility and business device which may
help the farmer reduce his production
and selling costs.
Reply to WaIsh's Petty Personalities.
Senator T. j. Walsh is trotting up
and down the hills and valleys of Mon
tana as a wet nurse for his former
district attorney, B. K. Wheeler, whom
he forced to resign during the war be-
cause Wheeler's disloyal and I'M
American record and associates were
such a stencil in the nostrils of Mon
tana people. Walsh feared for his
Jwn election unless he dropped Wheel
er. And Walsh never considers his
friends when his own interests are at
stake.
Senator Walsh refers to me as a
peanut politician and refers to the fact
hat at some roll calls in congress 1
nave been absent and not voting. 1t
s amusing how highly these Butte
awyers regard each other and look
Town upon the rest of the state. SEN
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
New ss.ss,

a SMALL FAMILY CT -.A,.r.,.
sEd education can secure ts,is -
and occupy at once TIL besnfst,,
Coionisl home. with garage. la
Gated on one OF the e~st ss~,s,. a.
u celebrated suburban rss,dsrf.,s
section near New York Civ whe,.
the desires OF the neishbortns tar.
tifes es to the personality On tbs
buyer must ara will receive srrs
consideration on the nsyrnsnt ~
~ 000, balance Of $1,000 N tonx-
s!rne Srst and second na.rteaYss
tbs plot fronts 100 feet on the streae
and extends 1se feet in depth css-
tstae rooms an1 bath and wsSs
yeranda: the elevation Ia over ses
feet; IL ie only a few rningtes- wasE
20 trolley station. and convenient
70 railroad cypress station. on the
beat conarnutins road ont of Mew
York City. and IA nrerssf com ptets
with 70 extras. including shaaet
screens and beautifully land
scapec grounds; there are over
900 commuters from this section
now: bathing. boating. Skating,
goir. tennis and country clubs
are avaiIa BILE. together with Gns
schools, churches and ma rkett
Il Ia bargain and . wondsrtei
place foF children fnnrne 7fatt.
P. %. Box s7s. City Kali atatloa
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
ManhattAa

APARTMENrs TO LEr-FrRNlsnED
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
FOR RENT. FVRSrsnYn,

Eleven rooms. three baths, enclosed aaa
Steering porcf,es; garage and lsygs
grounds: ane location: $500 per gaonth
eleven months period from Nov. 1. Phone
e01o. Whits Plains. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
I'm WESTC4ESTER A
sSS SALE or RENT ANMA
HE0NxvaLE,E
SALE or RENT

HOUSE in ArTnourv;Iio Park. 3usz COM
pleted, ready for immediate occupancy:
Egn gfiRn half 'tnnbered snd stucco. iu L.
shaped lot, approximately zoe 40 IT,,
frontage on two stseeas; high elevation
overlooking Bronx Parkway; 8 rooms
hardwood 1oore. q bathrooms. with tiled
floors and wells, steam heat. aas and elec-
trio light; price $4,000. VIII niaka COM
vsnicnt terms 20 respcnsibls party. In
quire Of owner. IF. q. SASPORD, AiEer
Court West. Eronxviiie. Telephone I7s.
OF Roorn sos. 81 Vanderbilt av.. Ne1 York
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
YLAINFIEAD
yr.ArNryyxp,

PIAINFgTXD.
el0.ee&--Handsonne Colonial. nss1 Of
everything; hardwood floors and trina. sun
room, fireplace. fully tiled hath. shower; 4
master bsdroorns. spacious closets. copper
leaders and kuttess; attractive bricR en-
trance; charming high lot; excellent rest
Dental section. $500 frst payment, 97S
monthly pays for It,
j. j. SCHWARTZ, REALTCR.
Babcock Bldg. Ph. 2ssa Plainfields ~. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Qa~~ns
s1,ses CASH

buys exceptionally wsff-bnst, s..
with large reonsa. vsth al sa
PTcvernents, on plot Sozfes ~.
block 10 stores aaS I. + =
Citation: 2s nninDfss to Pens n.
sson and Fistbvsh sy.. Bronx,sAs- =
convenient co schooI am ehnreta, :,
Price. ss 2so Queens Village ~.
Inc. z17ta 81. and Jaasa,cs -
Gsleens sss
Look for ths sasngis,-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
nEAa. EsraTE--,sa1g OK RENT
=
Manhattan

F7yE STORY AMERICAN BASEMENT.
Near broadway. Owner must sell or rent.
Price right to quick purchaser
Change OF residence made necessary by
tlinsss Owner foreed to sell nne three.
End av. LESS THAN $4,000,
SLAWSON a HOBBs, ICE w. T2d Ss.
-~- .t.4.
and ZOE Went 10th to lot. inquire JOHN
j. MIGENAM, mo, 1866 Brosdweg.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
ENGLEwoOD
uNcLEwooD. N. J.

MNGLEwoOD N. J.
GeasIeman's home and grounds for saie.
Best residential section. Modern brick and
Crane dwelling. IL rooms. q baths. Service
buildings to match: ~ aores. brook. hand
sonns shade trees, vegetable and flower gar
dens Price $4,000, terms to suit. Details
from VIM 3. YOUNG, Englewood. ring 1908.
WEST ENGLEWOop PARKS rooms, tile
bath. all improvements, 60x12o. restricted
: minutes stat.nn: $4,000. Terms. N. vOLk,
owner. 80 Ma zen Lana. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
HEAL gsrar EsaLE Or RENT
W eatesseassx

FOR sAY35--Flns residence n two or raors
acres of well laid o4s ground In West
chester, ~. T., 4s minutes from city; club
train; stondersul view Of sound bathing,
boating sSd yachting facilieies near several
well known golf links Is rooms. billiard
room snd s;eaping porch, ilT5 bathrooms. gas,
electric refrigerator cor aes vatofy. IA. age
Tor nvs eers.. separate gardeners End
oherYerrts sfIA GTnpie seTvaats quarters.
White wf5sTCEfT6fEsfs. Box 1903, station
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
FARMS FOR SALE
Nsw Yor9 State
and Fruit Farm
Convenient New York City
los Acres, With II Cows and

hsifsrs. horsss bull. brood sove. ooutrv
sutoynobils, reaper. thresh;ng machine ar.
pot3tees. say. yngstahiea good Income Sear,; ~,
stkrt; ~ asrss machine works cd fields TX
c2w pastrrs. wood. timber, hls apple or.
cshard snod 3.story l0-roorn hs,,,ae sn.r,
barn sransry. se.fl poultry house. piarcry
stc. ARE forces sale only 81 500 10 sst,y..
lnsns''distsly, part cash Photo and detniis
Rgsgs III Cataleg, 1900 bargains Copy pres
ssTRouT FARM AGENCY. l50 n III ka.as, 4,
ST.. New Yerk City. - AsssSSu
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
xONR ERS

ATTRACTIVE s-roorn rssi1encs plot Sexl 90 !:
steam heat, electric light; 2-car garage
refined residential section, Q, blocks to Glen
wood station. block to subway-trolley C n
nection, half hour to Grand Central via r. r.
Division; right price for quick saie.
lONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE.
a8s Sc nth Broadway. Phons $500 Yonkere.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
wEsT ORANGE

WESF ORANGE--M ountain side, wonder
fui view: 10 rooms every Improvement
i've years old. garage, 60xi50; see It now:
Immediate possession; price attractive.
FREEMAN, 2i0 Broad st., Newark. Mar
kei 7isb. evenings 674-M South Orange.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
LARriiMONT

RAHGATN
$500 CASH buys most attractive De-
signed, 7-roon, Dutch ColoniaI house. with
all improvements plot 1oxi0o; .convenisns
to station beach. ms rket, scnools, atc
Price $4,000 For furthcr particulars FOR
this and other hargeins In this vicinity
r. ~. COLLINS.
Realty Building. Phone 274, GMfchraons,
~ r.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
RUTHERFORD

IDEAL s.-oon horne with garage, Euthar-
ford, SO minutes from Broadway: In
closed porch, 8 bedrooms, refined neigh
borhood, near school and trolley: sacrifice,
$500 Watsom, 7e Van Ness Ave. Phone
Rutherford 1894
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
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view SSsk stas~

PEpKsRYT.Y. ana pufnsu e,,-
estates. village. cornnut,nr 49,. A'a
road. forty acres. email ssr,s-a "a 80 ~
oned bun galo- style farmhouse s,ss' ssa
fruit. ~ 600. Forty acres. dirt ro,a ss@ss. ssass.
big eroes sn frcns house. sruft. bsrns ssas,s ~
lake. small houss. grand yt.w. So - -
samples. largo number big, ehs.a ~,,s sssl =
mote places always ready ncs,.s 'a. ~
rteneed. ALEXANDER, i gsg "a slps' ~
derbit 1884, sundsya Peekskn; rs.,ssss.
couo'fy oHicc pnons fSs. Ar9ontnsn,s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

FORnST HILLS GARDEMs--Your ornor.
suntty e, secure ane brick house al rea !.
excellent location best buy al ths prine i !,
she Gardens $tS.6oo; terms arranged M
snediass possession Louss r. NcC3ahie. a6
burns as3 b9rsst Aiilss 4. 4 Tsk Houiss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
HAwoRrH

HAWOKTR. N. J.-Houae OF rooms and
bath, all improvements except gus; gs-
rage and chicken coop. fruit and shade
.ress; rent $50. Call or phone, @. A.
COWAN. Haworth, N. j. Phone SAT- Du-
nont
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
SUMMIT

Arop Of SHORT HILLS.
Occupyins BE tTil 4 CORNER
Artistic groom 2-bath modern owelnng, WITH
all improvements s-car garage, with living
apa rtnlent with improvements
PRICE $4,000. Terms
Realtors. Opp. Sta. Summit, N. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
GLEN RIDGE

GLEN RIDGE. ~. J.--Immedisss posseasics.
Well built homo. rooms. . baths. n-a-
piscea steam heat, coal supply
Large plot. si2s0o. Another rooms, bs sh.
Improvements. Garage. Ceatrsry socated
SfS.boo. Have others A few furnished
houfes for end q months. Come By Lack
swanna. NATHAN RUsSE1.L. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
MYE

FOR HENr--Furntsfed or un9urnished, beau-
tisui house In grounds at Milton Point,
Rye NJ. r.: IL rooms five bathrooms, large
garage chauffeur's end sardensr's quarters !:
gas. electricity. Write Westchester, Box loa,
station r., Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

REAL yAGUE--A new stucco home. cop
per leaders and cutters; living room i4y
20. dining room. kitchen, bedrooms and
bath. piped Tor extra bath: corner plot i00g
IT0 in the highest section OF New Ro-
chelle. Price stb.60o, Mrs. Edmund w.
B0DINEs 40 Main 81. Tel. SAB New Ro-
chelia.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

LAST or ESTATE, corner house. 3 rooms.
improvements; 322 Midland av.; must be
| sold At once Call all day sunday or phone
Rutherford 98S-M.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
MoNTCLAlK

WIDOW HAS ONLY ONE glDT len sron
her estate; will cell vt reasonable rr.ce
aear central part OF Monte air, In oxciuslye
rs rrssins5sial neighborhaod, BOYD g TER
hCNE. sNC.s So Washington ST., Bloom.
asld. FiM,e Bloomfield 6Sss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
|El || New Jer'sey - { !
ARLINGTON

ATTRACTIVE new serai- -huaga,ow. rooms
and bath: 4 bedrooms on second foor: !:
large attic; open fireplace: latest inpts !:
flne location. 80 Laurel sv., near Grand ps
For terms. apply EDWARD MORRElI
owner and builder, I7s Magnolia av. Az.
Eagton. Tel Rearny 1854
A CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. Yooma =
bathe, all Improvements. s lots, aarMs
and shrubbesy. Call Kearny c7os for ap-
po!ntsnent.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
sCARsDALR

sCA ESDAEE-fsix-r house. all improve
vnents rniuu.es' walk to station, 80
minutes to Grand Central; rent reasonable
S10o per month. Call scarsda1e 16.
sCAKSDALE-Buiiding plot. sox1oe feet
tmp:oyernen-s near station; $1,000.
@OTCHOUX. Scarsdale.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

NEW RCCIEI.LT- Two beautifully evr-
niched aorises 10 rent ONE nina roorns. shr go
baths; one eleven rooms. two baths; garage.
Rhinetandew 6$10.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO

Lney built this house around 1 biz stone
ehimney. With nrepiaces and Dutch oven.
~ y, hss oath neat. electricity and city water.
us frees and half an acre; ebcut an hour
station; $500. :. - ~
JOHN CRAWFORD. 4 EAST 41D sT n. v
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

VISIT TRIBUNE MODEL HOUSE, s4aroi,-
men, Hardens; then CALI Mr. EGGER.
LATMHMONT as, and SEQ his two s-rooYn
brick houses, on Palmer Iane slate roofs.
Throughout. Garage Everything the best
at prices an low aa quality will permit.
OLC0TT a EGGEn,
81 East Asd st. Phone Murray kin z32e.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
wEsrCnEsTER

FOR WELL. BUILT HOMES at rock bot
tom prices stop AT our branch offices In
Pelham, New Rocheils. L,archrnont and
Rye. OPEN SUNDAYS. DRUMMOND
REALTY CORE, II East 42d Ct Tel
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
HARVspALE

Z ROOMS AND BATH. with two additional
rooms on third door; " acre OF ground !:
garage; 10 minutes walk to station; price
$40 600. Phone White Plains I2ss-w, or
write e. Robson. Hastsdale. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
LAKE FRONT FARM

ITO xcreA, bordering lake nesp,v : r,,t.
long; 90 room house, bnrna 4 nrchards
nign isad. xxcspsionai views: only 10 miics
from New Fork; $4,000 10 settle IA essnIe
9A'cks,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
CmEsTwooD

THIS rs THE HOME you'vs bsen dream :
ting OF; OF field stons with walls -
inches fhfrk; windows trimmed with red
tapestry brick: heated siapa sun porch On
south side; four large bedrooms. isrg>
ettfc; hot water heat, oak floors, open
fireplace gor burning logs copper leaders
70 CUTTERS plot e3xi0c ROBERT j..
SCHEERGOyE, builder, acagsdals Road.
CrestMoe6, ". Y
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

ZEAL EsrArE--.sAIs orr uY,
nronx

Bronx
A NEW room and estA 49,.
room sor garden ard garage. s,ss I'm
can ns rented 70 psy all expefa 81: sgsf Xxx ssos
s0s $40 '''' si'ose the acuse is your.s y.s,,s
FORD FOUNDATION. NC
. oIocSs east Of s2s.s q. .,A.
white Plains Ave-, srons. 6 sss sss'.s'ou.
ao S,tif6 M ~ ssars !. 49,
nonsekseptns bu.galows at nyrye .v.n e.ry
ton OF Westchester Boston assl,osSNe stss
Brooklys
HnTvoHn a. :, rro.r.r, nn is.as. esrn.r c.,u.
financial iistrict. high cises ,..,s srss
nsiThoornoo6 two modern spsrtrsss. ssss.sossntiss
.ngs aass completed. suites OF ! .sn, ssT, sulid
ousside roonns with seven snd ,ts so lsm
ntsaisS alissrn,s ssnsalow Apartr,ssss e'oss
70 suit tenant Church Avs R,,.sss z ssssons
a. z Z. suswsS. e,stisp
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
BoGnTA

NEW HOUSE with double rsyar. an .,,..
proyeynenls, for sale Annly ownar fna
Palisads ave. Rogota. N. & phona r. so
enss~k 280J-J.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
ISY n n. 0i16 Island !
gEaAEaasass Aaas on 8 MI n Asss Z
FOREST HrLrs

FORFEIT HILLS GARDENS
Charming home and acre ground: fne
old trees, flower and rftehan garden. sruii
treer: opposite heautiTnl nrlvate park: 1
rooms and bath: masonry construction
superb location and exposure Price tea.
aonable. Investigate.
LOUIS p M,cA4rH.
as Burns st.. rorest Hils, II. I.
Tel. Boulevard s7s2
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

TO TIE MAN who will pay 81 eos ,r,,,ss
diately offer my unusually krttst,e hons
with garage a. les tha t8o-thirds art1si
vslue; pay the balance OF $1,000 abaes AZ
you uke. provided I get two thousand a.
once. The house is everything svery oas
expect sD a new house, but seldom gets r
IL new. artistic and spacious. sith s-ery-
thing modern and convenient. you woat
have {" spend cent on Il Grounds sfs
well shaded. and on plot lo9xlsa feet b
he dnesS, healthiess purely residential So
tion near New York City, with isssai ~
press communication. Ycu want hogns atl
right price, ! want eash now. Tslszhsas
Brooks. Cortlandt 1891.
NEAR MORRTsTowN - Called rseAss.
town IN America; I5o-acrs sract, frse saa
clear wonderful iand sea pc: ideal taf En-
fleman's egtate; golf course two houses,
all farm buildings; worth $50 600. oths-
business coupels sacriace below pre-var
values. Make offe-. Would div!Gs tzks
part paymen. city rerse Address ewnss.
r. N. Burnett, II Broadway, New York
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Two new houses. 80 minutes from Hr6ssa
Terminal, \ best ". j. suburb: sTery ~
provement large plots; $1,000 So 500. ua1t
ce sold; email s1.ount of cash FRANK
MILLER, s3 Park Row. Barclay ssss
FREE liss OF houses FOR ssss and rest
Wrtts VAN WINKLE CO, Rutherrofd.XJ.
APARTMENT rs TO EET-Fg'RNlsHED
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
ORANGE

MoUNTAIN STATION, room modern
living room. Grand piano, open f,re. sess .
iSenls' r,es reasonable Owner. b2s Hillside
rllssces West Osangs. Phona South Orangs
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
LARCHMONT
On the Sound.
EDWARD c. GRIFFIN
10 Boston Post ROAD.
Phone SsS L2rchmona, ~. 4.
Oldest Established Real Kfstasa Offfc1.

Oldest Established Real Estate ohice.
NEW COLONIAL HOUSE, rooms. BATH
large plot, best 5ection, COM plsts WI -.
acreens, awnings and shrubbegy. S1a,so9,
terms.
LOUIS r. MILLER,
80 Post Road Tei. Ss5 LArchnaoa1, ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
MEruCTsEN

METUCHEN, N. J.-~Medern S-rocrn t.y.s.
Try brick home. on plot SexIgS: Si.ooo
ea, cash, balance $4,000 as rent. G. j. SEIFEI..
oei East I'd at, Brooklyn. MansAeid $751;
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

FOR sALE--Bargains new houses, 9
rooms and bath. all improvements ready
sor Immediate occupancy. good location
near station, sroiIeys. churches and schools
ETC.; py.ce right: terms to suit. For par
icutarn address Owner. Box e71, Mamaro-
neck, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

JUST READY for occupancy, new nix
room houss. beautifully situated at 6s
Hilicrest Ave, Larohmont, about two
blocks furt ner Up Weaver 81, from Trih-
uns house; gas. alectr,city, not water neat.
open fireplace, tiled bath; $1,000. owner
H. Schroeder, III Eiilcreat Ava. Phone
LarchmOnt 3aA.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
new ROCHELLE

NEW ROCHELr,E--sacrifco owner juse
moved West offers his home at "a great
sacrifice, sl4.666: 8 rooms. utucco. baths,
hardwood Goorn and trim throughout, hot
water heat; garage; tne location North Av.
section; about Z years old. Sec this to-day.
OLCOTT q FAaUER,
81 Hast s2d. ~ z. Tel Murray EEjll 2328.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

SUITES OF !. and rooras with SssA
with com piste hote, service within ffsy
minutes OF Pennsylvania Station at si7t D
month and w.
THE NASSAU HOTEL. LONG BEACH LII
Open ALL Year.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
MAMAYoNECK

MAMA MAaOwECK-Reai bargain in white
Colonial home, beautiful grounds Tsx
"5b. 2-caY garage. rooms bstf. gas. eiso-
'ricisy. hot water hsat: 10 minutes walk
dOND REALTY CORP. SO Boston Read.
Larchmons. Tel. 5e4. or II East 42d
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11
COUNCIL VOTES ID PURCHASE MACHINE Special Meeting Votes S4,00O.
 Toward Dental Clinic

A special meeting of the common council was held last evening and the members, some of whom attended for the last time because they either failed of renomination or they were not candidates, voted to purchase an excavating machine from the K B. Noble Co.,, of Hartford. The cost of the machine will be $10,O0O. $4,o0o was also appropriated from the emer- gency fund to the school board to carry on the work of the dental clin- ic. The estimate of the board of health in the annual budget was stricken out by the board of finance and taxation.
 The question of the excavating ma chine brought out great deal of ar gument by the members present, but when City Engineer J. D. Williams and General Superintendent c. B. Caldwell spoke in favor of it's pur- chase and said that they would stake their regulations that the machine would prove an economical advantage to the city, the purchase was voted.
 Now Use Machine
 The machine is now being used in trial at the new East End sewer, and MT. Caldwell said that it would save the city its cost before the sewer had reached Belvidere.
 Mayor Orson F. Curtis presided at the meeting for the last time for at least two years he having been de feated for the republican nomination for the mayoralty.
 The recommendation of the board of assessors that Miss Eleanor Perry be appointed to succeed Miss Pauline Richards as clerk in the assessors of- flee, was adopted. They also recom- mended that the question be referred to the salary committee for an adjust ment of salary, and that also was adopted.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11
HOLY WEEK SERVICES.
Rev. Dr. C, w. (. Hill Will Preach at
 Meeting This Evening.

This evening. the Holy Week serv- ices will be conducted at the Swedish Bethany church, when Rev. George w. C. Hill, pastor of the south Con Grcgational church, will preach. On Wednesday evening, they will be held at the Methodist church, when Rev. John J.. Davis. the pastor will lead. Thursday evening, Rev William Ross will preach in the Baptist church, aud on Friday evening, services will be held at the Center church with Rev. A. B. Taylor in the pulpit There will be no services Saturday.
 
 New variety of wheat. grown in Oregon, is immune to smut. the plant disease that has ruined many bumper crops.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11
GOING TO BRISTOL
A. $, <. T, Members From This City and Hartford ia Inspect New De- parture Plant.

The members Of the Hartford chapter of the American Society for Steel Treating will be the guests of tho New Departure Manufacturing com pany, at Bristol on Saturday April 20, This chapter has many mem bers in New Britain, The program Will begin at 2 a. m, with an inspoc- ton of the manufacturing and heat treating operations of the two Bristol plants Of the New Departure com pany, At ls o'clock there will be u lunch at the Endee club,
 Al l'So o'clock the Hartford chap ter will have it's regular meeting when r. r, Gilligan, national president, will preside. An address by National Sec retary w. II, Eisenman on Heat Treatment" will be followed by an- other on Fatigue of Metals" by Pro lessor II. F, Moore, of the University of Illinois.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11
NEW RIPPER" MURDER
Nude Bndy of New York Woman. Slashcd With Razor, Is Found in Tenement Hallway.

New York, April 1i,-A ripper murder was added to the growing list nude body of Nellie Tracy, 40 years old, was found in the hall of a tene- ment on the East Side near Chatham Square. She had been slashed several times, apparently with razor. Part of her clothing lay near the body.
 Residents said they had seen her walking with an unidentified man q few hours prior to the discovery of the crime. The police have no definite clues.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11
BIG FIRE IN NEW HA VEN
Three Story Building at Corner of state and Elm Streets Guttfd by
 Early Morning Blaze.

New Haven. April 1l.--A three alarm fire early this morning de- stroyed n three story building at State end Elm streets in the business dis trict with loss of sl0,000, Furni. ture that was stored in the place was also lost but its value could not be ascertained, When discovered by a night telephone operator the building was well ablazel evidently having started in the basement and sweeping upward rapidly II was under control in an hour, No cause for the blaze could be aseertalned,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11
HALL BANKRUPTCY.

Referee Edward M. Yeomans re- served his decision yesterday in the hearing of the creditors of the bank rupt estate of II, H. Hall, former Arch street garage owner, regarding the reclamation of the ownership of an automobile made by Fred Brady. Lawyer William Greenstein made final accounting Of the estate which showed assets at s347 and liabilities It $1S,000.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-11

Last of the Cornish tin mines closed down eight months ago