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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-09-06

One of the choicest homes in
Chevy Chase. beautifully located on Grafton
81: ~ rooms 3 baths: hot-water heat: cleo
trio lights Lot s5x1O0. Surrounded by ele-
CANT homes-in fact. one of the most attrac-
tive properties in this exclusive section. Price.
$4,000. Terms can be arranged
Z.
Attractive Io-room and 2-bath
home in Cleveland Park, within one-half
square OF Connecticut ave-; newly decorated
and incest arranged homes in this section.
Price Price SO goo: Open for inspection daily
Near 18th and Park I'd. NV.
Unusually attractive home containing rooms
and hath; hot-water heat; electric lights;
garage. Price. $4,000. immediate posses.
Ston can be given.
Very rare opportunity to get a
Groom bungalow In 4 beautiful northwest
section; % minutes from center Of city;
typical California style; the design unusually
attractive; the plan product Of very
thoughtful planning. Price, g, $50. Don't
overlook this opportunity.
10.
Six-room and bath home near
Lincoln Park; hot-water heat. electric lights.
hardwood floors; PittsbgsE heater, Price.
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PETWORTH-$785o. DOWNTOWN
rooms
bay y
% o with ampero fol
CHEVY CHASE, Md COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000. $4,000.
which bef
most alley price
y mrniur for house..
it i
leaving Washington Terms PETWORTH-$o85o
BLOOMINGDALE-S625o thoroughly modern home in sead
Capitol hwh.e sious fntpoc
w6 aood car rm and t5y eps p TdweoS @
TERMS
NEAR THE NEW SACRED HEART CHURCH.
$1O45O
Substantially built and charmngly finished home one half
block off 10th One of the exclusive neighborhoods in
Washington Six every modern convenience fire.
place in large living oak foors but-in refrigerator
front porch and large double porch cash
and balance easy monthly payments
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
400 New York Ave Phone Main 1000.
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BOSS & PHELPS,

4 434o. Realtors. I4o
MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOA
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].
One of the best built Groom
homes near Central High School; hot.wster
heat. electric lights; large front and donbie
rear porches; double brick garage. Price.
I'll, 500, on very reasonable terms
Choice business property on
14th street NV. 2 stories; apartment con-
tanning rooms and bath on end floor: hot
water heat; electric lights. Can be pur-
chased on very easy terms, at a price that
5ustthes buying either for an investment or
One of the prettiest homes in
Cherrydafe. containing rooms and hath:
every variety Of fruit; beautiful shrubbery:
acre OF ground; garage; an ideal place
for q party wanting q beautiful. su,urba
home. Price. $3.50. on reasonable terms.
Undoubtedly the best modern
home in the prettiest section Of Petworth;
9 rooms and bath; every modern appointment;
houses 20 feet wide; porches 10x1S; hardwood
floors; deep lot to public alley. Can be bought
on 81, 500 cash, balance reasonable monthly
payments.
Six-room and bath home near
It'll and East Capitol SITS; newly papered and
balance monthly.
CHAS. e
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Cma <f,saAA
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BEST BUYS IN EACH LOCALITY.


BEST BUYS IN EACH LOCALITY.
LAMONT ST, 1900 BLOCK. SI4ooo TERMS
% % s ss s f snd s s Close rsn snas T
MONTAGUE ST NEAR 10th S2I,5oo TERMS
% @ se tst ha suburb aw n' ss ., ss. 30:
immediate ea s nger 'e"ds constructed
CORNER-COLUMBIAH HEIGHTS S12z5o TERMS
ss m es ees sep fsn this fine
% open san spacious lawn front and side This
ARISTOCRATIC GEORGETOWN HOME Sl25OO TERMS
brick ddns
Ideal for euennE lit ~ ' %
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. $500 TERMS
Back pore' Large yard splendid
NEAR end AND SITS NE. $4,000 $3.50 CASH
electric lights a so ae condition ss home well snS
MORRISON ST. CORNER, CHEVY CHASE 215oo TERMS
% Ssss;s s: :': g., s; s ss @ s sss r9s-
BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK. sI5,5oo TERMS
located A'"' NSe 10 cars s"en'"S
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 10Th ST HIGHLANDS
$3.50. TERMS.
home
nEs e| i B.us ssS Tsn planned for
desh0rs f su snir'i Gear garage This perfect
PRETENTIOUS CATHEDRAL AVE HOME
$4,000. TERMS.
garage F.e sss9 9. aa and baths . 5sf heat
We. ' "'"' immaculate P""s,"n "'at"d
WILLIAM K HARTUNG.
iioo loth 81 NV Phone Exchange Main 372
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WOODBRIDGE.
!X8.sQ

Large six-room and bath detached home
in . most convenient location, situated near
car lire, stores and churches. On q large
lot 40x120 feet; hot-water heat, electricity
and gas; front and side porches, and hard
wood floors and trim. Has two-car garage,
and is In hrst-class condition. real good
buy in 4 very pretty section Of the city.
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Main 2345.
PETWORTH!,
NORTHEAST.

9S,5OO.
Row brick house of six rooms and bath:
has furnace heat and front porch: good tile
floor in bath and large mirror In hall. Newly
papered downstairs. Floors in good shape.
Terms
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& LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV.
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN.
5000.
rooms and tile bath; furnace heat and space
for a garage. $500 cash and very fine monthly
pa yments.
MT. PLEASANT.
$4,000.
Very fine row brick house Of SIX rooms ban
and toilet Has pine floors; tubs IN , celnr
os !: in S and ss. double
rear and sleeping porches
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
$II,5oo.
fu HG Seicbta tn hsvns rooms and bath
rooms), a garage, front and double back
porche:. electricity and gas h.rdwS s eG Or:
screens and shades throughout. If you are
looking for a home, don't fail to give this
home an inspection before buying.
CHEVY CHASE.
SI3,5oo.
Detached home Of eight rooms and bath, In
convenient location. Has buiit-in garage
front and double rear pc.ches hot, "d fr
and screens throughout. Immediate possession
will be given.
NORTHEAST.
$500.
On beautiful Rhode island ave-. with south
ern exposure and convenient to two car lines.
A light tapestry brick house Of siX rooms
and hath: hot-Watsr heat and electricity and
gas. Rear porch is glass inclosed irving in
reality four bedrooms. This 10 . Gruver-euiit
home which IL only I'VE years old, apd IN
frst-rate condition. Owner II leaving city
and will give most convenient terms.
SHANNON
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
$I:3,55O.

Seven-room and bath brick house with de-
tached one-car brick garage; large cement
front porch and breakfast porch; hardwood
floors throughout entire house: attic: hot
water heat, electricity, gas; open fireplace
insta infamous h0t-water heater. This house
Is practically new and IL near Wardman
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NEAR THE NEW SACRED HEART CHURCH.

WILLIAM s. PHILIPS.
400 New York Ave. Phone Main AGO.
SEE THESE SPECIALS
2s5oo-ESse ;I,t. Residense Northwest
s: : m: %s ' :s.; s .:;s":: &C.: 'sss": ;':
$24ooo-Best Chevy Chase Section
s:;.:: ii: ;; & $ ;s:% &C. Fl : s : &C.:
s :ss s = "'s"iS 10" sos
sI6ooo-Bargain In Cleveland Park
e. s. %s s e; e @ e.: % 4'i t:s mus Sc:
saoooo-Io1 Eye ST NV.
$::: 81: :; .s ;s;:: fl: H. .: :.;;; g.
0o-Bzo ;, Noha M s,. St. Ghsv chass Md
Fl % "a s Il, e. 'fs '"s';s 's :1
sso5o-Webster St Near Rock Creek Church Rd
:s ss: ss :r &C. CT: e? s$s e.: ;' s'; % iS's
SI6soo-Ceveland Park.
3 s sis:s $ ,:s; = section rs % ,::s.s: ss;
sI55oo-Heights. West OF 10th St.
% sas '' s:ssi in 's1 41 sAs ""' ' A''""
5 % ssas a s .. ;;' s: sss an screens. attractive
"s % s s IKE sif Fine ' ssss s, Term: this house
ALLAN F. WALKER & CO., INC
SI5 18th St NV. Main 24,o
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
S15z5o-One of the locations rooms and baths hot
heat deep lot Iooot alley Don't buy inspecting
this house
MT. PLEASANT
West OF 9th and bath lot 3d. renting
per month Price, ST.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD
No better location and bath heat front
and poches; garage real bargain at SLIGO
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New y DIRK Ave Phone Main 2424.
John T. Meany President
ONE BLOCK FROM NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
NEW HOUSES.
Just Off East Capitol St.
Nos II Sixteenth St Sc
THESE SUBSTANTIALLY HOUSES
CoNVENENCE SOME OF WHICH
~.
OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday
Price $3.50. Liberal Terms
J. C. WELDON & COMPANY
Telephone Lincoln A. mr. er
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$3.50 Cash-S8o Month.
New house: Z rooms: ami: two large
screened porches; heated garage. Cost 1900,
sell $11, 500. TIT Princeton st. NV. Z"
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NEW HOMES-5I7-53I KENNEDY ST.
Price, $3.50. $1,000 Cash.

NEW HOMES-5I7-5sI KENNEDY ST.
Price, $3.50. $1,000 Cash.
$3.50 Per Month Includes All Interest
Six well proportioned rooms; hot-water heat electric
lights stationary laundry trays; colonial 'front.' hardwood
noors inch thick spacious closets house supported b
steel beams; window sashes supported by steel;
finished electric fixtures; side wall electric fixtures very
unusual panel effect in the living room 7e.
DOWNTOWN SAUL:s ADDITION
New Hampshire Ave. st car line 6 room, hath.
to all
cash
10th ST. HEIGHTS ,I l.A Cf1ASf
A
floors
OF
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ancashpa
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
oI3 18th St NV. Main Or
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s2nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
Finished construction restricted zoned Massa
chuses Park differently designed detached brick and tile
hall homes four bedrooms three and
four baths Lots so lis front; garages
2822 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Finished under Washingons best located
designed most complete city homes Two stories attic
breakfast porch three baths chaueurs Open pm
@ cash :s month 81; ts$ cash S 5 month month Save Save ST.
18th AND TAYLOR NE.
Centraha Bungalows with lots IS feet front Homes in town
with ground all around for $3.50 cash. $68 month Save $47
Over 70 sold.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED, OWNER,
Main 6o35. Tenth Floor, Woodward Building 18th and H.
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Choice Chevy Chase
Homes.

$4,000.
An ideal home situated in one Of the
choicest spots in old Chevy Chase and close
to the circle. Beautiful lot 20 by approx
mately 200 feet, with abundance Of full
grown shade trees. This property was built
to order by present owner, and is complete
and modern in every detail, including garage.
Owner leaving city, must sell at once. 1t
is worthy Of your immediate inspection.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
REV. HARRY BODLEY
 HAS 70TH BIRTHDAY
Has Been a Clergyman for 45
 Years Of His Life

Rev, Harry l, Bodley, rector emeri- tus of St, Marks Protestant Episcopal church and rector of the eame church for about 10 years, retiring in 1918, will celebrate his roth birthday on Monday, April l0
 He has been a clergyman for about A years, almost one-half of the time having been spent in New Britain. During this time he has officated at ll,340 services, MT. Bodley has kept a record of each one of these services,
 The rector emeritus was first rector of the Christ church in Canaan, where he remained for four years. Previous to this time he had been a student at the General Theological Seminary in New York and at Columbia college, where he received the degree of A. B. upon graduating.
 While at Columbia, Mir Bodley re- ceived s2o0 in prizes for honors in logic and English literature, and in mathematics He was awarded hon
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments
City Items

Vote early and vote for Quigley.- advt.
 Lola Lo," wonderful foXtrot rec ord. c. L. Pierce X Co.--advt.
 There will be no weekly tea at the Y. w. c. A. tomorrow afternoon as has been the custom on Sundays past
 Vote for Quigley before leaving tcwn.-advt.
 Mrs. F. F. Harmon is visiting her parents in Balston Spa, N. Y.
 Pull Top Lever and vote for Quigley --advt.
 The cast of "The Gingerbread Man will rehearse at o'clock tonight, and the chorus at 8 o'clock.
 Vote straight Republican Ticket advt
 The directors of the Chamber of Commerce will resume their weekly luncheons at the New Britain club Monday after having dispensed with the past two iuncheons because ot the United Community drive.
 Vashti Shrine cooked food and cake sale at Masonic hall, Tues, April II -advt.
 lIOulS bWOIll Wdo llollllNd ny III fic Supervisor Lanpher today to be ir police court Monday, for alleged vio- lation of the city parking ordinance.
 Pull top lever and vote straight Re publican ticket.-advt.
 The annual meeting of the mem bers of the New Britain Institute will be held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Vote for Quigley and vote carly advt
 Schultz & Costello and Parker X Deming have sold property at 26 Lib- erty street for Joseph Albiston to George Eger.
 "Persianna," Phil Ohman's latest Victor Record. c. l.. Pierce & Co., advt
 Pull top lever and vote straight Re publican ticket.-Advt. Centennial lodge, A. F. x A. M. vii visit Franklin lodge, A. F. x A. M at Bristol on next Monday night. The Master Mason degree will be ex- emplified. The local party will leave on the 6:46 p. m. train
 Vote for Quigley before leaving town.-advt
 Vashti Shrine cooked food and cake sale at Masonic hall, Tues, April IL -advt.
 Engine Company, No. ? and Chief William J. Noble, were summoned by a still alarm to the New Britain Ma chine company today, to eXtinguish a fire in pile of rubbish.
 "Persianna," Phil Ohman's latest Victor Record, c. l.. Pierce x Co., advt.
 Vote straight Republican Ticket advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

orable mention in Greek and was ad- mitted to membership in Phi Beta Kappa for his high standing in schol- arship.
 Rector In Kansas
 From Canaan, Rev. Mir Bodley went to North Adams, Mass, where he was rector of St. Johns church for more than eight years. Then he went to Grace Cathedral, Topeka, Kansas, where he was dean for two years. In 1897 his Topeka congregation pre- sented him with gold watch and chain in appreciation of his services.
 From the western city, MT. Bodley came to New Britain where he was rector of St. Marks church until Jan uary of 1918. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, assistant to Mir. Bodley was made rector of the church at that time and is still officiating in that capacity.
 Was Private Secretary
 For some months Rev Harry Bod ley was private secretary to the late Henry C. Potter of New York. In 1888 he was private chaplain to Bishop Henry R. Paddock of N1assa- chusetts, in attendance at the Lam l. beth conference in England. At the present time, Mir. Bodey is cores bonding secretary of the society for the increase of the ministry.
 Has Four Children
 The Rev. and Mrs. Bodey have four children, Dr. George H. Bodley, a local physician; Charles Bodley of Boston; Mrs. Eleanor Bod ley Pound and Miss Anna Bodley, who is engaged in campaign work for the Y. w. c. A., in New York.
 All Kinds of Work
 The Rev. MT. Bodley has not only confined himself to the ministry but in his younger days did other kinds of work. As early as at the aged of Is he was appointed to supervise a group of men in the construction Of a gas house in St. Louis.
 At another time the rector emeritus helped reshingle the roof of brewery in the west which had burned down. While attending schools in his young CT days his father 'died and it was for him to work.
 He was for time with a whole sale commission house and learned great deal about banking at this time. He says that much of this learned has helped him in later years. Rev. MT. Bodley is an ardent golf fan.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
PROF. DUANE WINS
 JOHN SCOTT MEDAL
Research in Radio Activity and X-Rays Brings Years Prize of
 Member of Harvard Faculty.

Cambridge, April 7.-Word has been received at Harvard university that Prof. William Duane of the de- partment of physics has been award ed the John Scott medal and certiil- cate with premium of $500, by the board of directors of city trusts of Philadelphia for his researches in radio activity and X-Rays,
 The award is made annually for scientific achievement in accordance With the terms of n beauest over a century ago, by John Scott
 Last year the winner was Mme. Curie.
 Prof. Duane has played a large part in the development of methods of l,sing radium and X-rays in the treatment of cancer. He was the dis coverer of a means of securing q new type of very penetrating N-rays for this purpose.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
REVISED PROGRAM
Goodell Club Issues New Schedule for Union Services All Next Week Place and Speakers.

The final plans have been complet- ed for the union evangelistic services during next week, under the auspices of the Goodel club, and revised pro- gram has been printed giving the place and spakers. Rev. Gustave Pih is cooperating but will not speak. Rev. A. B. Taylor will lead the singing.
 The final program si as follows:
 Sunday, April 9-First Baptist church, Rev. John l.. Davis.
 Monday, April 1o-People's church. Rev. Henry w. Maier.
 Tuesday. April 11-Swedish Beth any church, Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill.
 Wednesday, April Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. G. H. Schneck.
 Thursday, April 13-First Baptist church, communion service, Rev. Will liam Ross.
 Friday, April 14-First Congrega- tional church, Rev. A. R. Taylor.
 Noon prayer meetings will be held from 12:3o to p. m., April 10, II, 12, 13 and IA, at the Methodist Episcopal church. Different ministers will speak.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
FOR QUIGLEy'S SUPPORT
Swedish American Republican Club Hears Speakers At Meeting Last Evening in Vega Hall.

The Swedish American Republican club held a meeting last evening at Vega hall at which George A. Quig- ley, candidate for mayor, gave a talk. Mir. Quigley promised his support to the ticket and thanked the club for their services during his campaign and stated that if he is elected to the office he will do all in his power to carry out his ideals concerning the management of the city.
 Senator Hall also gave a speech in which he supported the past admin istration of Mr. Quigley and spoke in high terms of his government.
 Attorney Joseph G. Woods said that he had known Mr. Quigley all his life and promised to give him his support at the polls. 'I hope MT. Quigley will have the biggest major ity next Tuesday that any mayor-elect has ever had and feel confident that he will carry the city," said Attorney Woods
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

ROAMER roadster, practically new, of the handsomest cars to be had Must he sold at once. Rare opportunity to own a high grade job at low price. Would consider trade. Aaron G. Cohen, S67 New Britain Ave, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
ASK FOR REASONS.
Simple Justice Demands President Tell Why Employes We Dropped.

New York. April S.-The national civil service reform league today is sued a statement through it's acting president, William Dudley Foulke, as- serting that, as an act of simple jus tice President Harding should assign his reasons for dismissal last month of the director and 31 employees of the bureau of engraving and printing
 Richard IT. Dana, of Boston, who now is abroad, is president of the league, and Arthur kimball, of Wa terbury, Conn.,, chairman of its coun- oil
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
NEW LONDON HOSPITAL.

New London, April S.-Contract was awarded late Friday to H. Wales Lines Go. of Meriden, to build a s125,000 maternity ward building for the Lawrence and Memorial associat- cd hospital here. The cost will be defrayed by local subscriptions ob- tained during the war period and proceeds of sale of the old memorial hospital. Work will start next week.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
Cantata Bethany at
 St. Matthew's Church

The cantata, Bethany" will be presented tomorrow evening at ' o'clock at St. Matthew's German Lutherans church on Franklin Square. chorus of 63 voices will feature the program and will consist of the joint choirs of St. Matthew's church of this city and of St. Johns German Lutheran church of Meriden. Louis J. Wagner is in charge of the can tata. Miss Alma Wagner of this city and Miss F. Ruheth of Meriden, will be soprano soloists. Mrs. E. Milner and Miss Wagner will sing alto and R. Bess of Meriden, tenor. Baritone solos will be rendered by E. J. c. Klopp of this city. E. Rabe of Meri- den will be accompanist.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
Stillman Attorneys and
 Witnesses at Montreal

Montreal, April S.--Attorneys de- lending Mrs. Anne Stilman and Baby Guy Stillman in the divorce suit in stituted hy James A. Stillman, arrived today and began arrangements fo. Canadian hearings in the case sched- uled to open Monday Some of the 40 odd Canadians residing in the St. Maurice valley. who are to testify in behalf of Mrs. Stillman, already have reached Montreal.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
Frederick J. Wheeler

The funeral of Frederick J. Wheeler aged 39 years, of 336 Park street, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Erwin Mortuary chapel and burial will be in Fairview cemetery. The Rev. John l.. Davis. pastor of Trinity Methodist church, will officiate at the services.
 He is survived by his wife; three daughters Mrs. Ethel I. Danforth, Miss Emily c. Wheeler and Miss Gladys F. Wheeler, and two sons Robert E. Wheeler, and Fred J. Wheeler.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
B. X o. Railroad Head
 Refutcs Warne's Charges

Washington, April Exchanges that an interlocking railroad ma chine" exists and that the railroads had resorted to improper propaganda, statements made by Frank J. Warne, as a witness for the railroad broth erhoods, were denied today by Dan el Willard president of the Balti- more and Ohio railroad, in closing his testimony before the senate interstate commerce committee.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
HEARING ADJOURNED
Application For Director on B. and NJ
 By New Haven Due Later.

New York, April S.-Hearing on the application of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad to be represented by director on the Bos- ton and Maine railroad, was adjourn ed today by Federal Judge Mayer until May 1o.
 The application was made as a modification of the federal decree un- der which the New Haven road was ordered to dispose of New England prOpertieS
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
BEGINS TWO YEARS
Judge Imposes Sentence For Theft
 of Liberty Bonds

Syracuse, April S.-Otto Van Buren, arrested in Bangor Me. charg- ed with the theft two years ago of S2.S00 worth of Liberty bonds from Foster and Adams, will be taken to Auburn prison today to begin serv- ing a two year sentence imposed by Judge Barnum in count" court.
 He was brought back from Bangor after he had written saying he was sorry and wanted to come back and "face the music" His plea for a new chance had it's effect with the court and he was given the minimum sentence.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION.

New York, April S.-Mary Consona, 5, died yesterday in Bellevue hospltal from burns when stlll oNploaed Thursday in her home, 553 Ninth aN- enue. Mary's death makes the sec ond since the explosion, her brother James, 3, having died the day ot the explosion. Helen. Q. and the father' James, are in a critical condition Tn the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
Prosecution Rebuts
 Arbuckle Testimony

San Francisco, April S-Rebuttal testimony offered by the prosecl tion in contradiction of the defense con tention that an old ailment caused the death of Miss Virginia Rappe was ex- pected to be concluded today in the third trial of Roscoe Arbuckle on a manslaughter charge. The defense's s sur-rebuttal was expected to occupy only the early part of next week, with the prospect that the case would go to the jury by Wednesday or Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
Weeks Declines to Send
 Troops Into New Mexico

Washington, April S.-Sceretary Weeks today declined to send feder- al troops into New Mexico in response to telegram from Governor M. o. Mechem, who said he might need them to preserve order in the Gullup coal fields where martial law was de- clared yesterday as result of disor- der incident to the coal strike.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
HAD CHURCH BONDS.

Boston, April S.-Four men were arrested in the financial district late yesterday at the gun point of detec- lives while trying to dispose of ne- gotiabe bonds valued at s2S,OOo. stolen, the police say, from the taie of the Catholic church at Aurora, H., on Feb. s.