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MODERN HOME.
ONLY $3.50.
ST 600 CASH, BAL. EASY.

Splendid neighborhood: well built: rooms.
bath: electricity. gas: pipeless furnace; water
heater for water: fnclosed porch FIRST noor
rear: pump: chicken ,S: house: & fruit tres; trees;
shade trees. Lot 75Ii25, fenced: lightning
rods: porch entire front; living room. dining
room. bay window a windows. southern ex-
uosure), pantry, window and cabinet; kitchen.
porcelain sink; 3 hne bedrooms. each large
closet; bath. 3 pieces; cellar: up-to-date elec:
fixtures; grounds fine condition; one OF incest
sections Of Clarendon, close to stores. school,
churches: No. StrickIer ave-. Clarendon. Va.
Owner-occupant. Mr.: A.. J.. Renburg. Pos,
cash, $67 20 per month. Inspect any time.
VIII be sold. See 1t. Sign on property.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-COntinu
More Land-Less Money.

Bungalows. acreage and home sites on easy
monthly payments at Alcoya Heights. fronting
Columbia pike, the new concrete highway, west
Of wireless towers; Is minutes from Treasury
street car frontage. highway frontage; wooded
tracts. with pretty brook: Ideal for fruits, veg
etables and poultry. Clear title on first cnsh
payment makes home building easy. Get our
proposit ton. The cheapest high-class residen-
tial suburb, $15 monthly buys beautiful half
acre tract City office. 301s Jenifer bldg, or
come to my residence 1T .Alcova Heights. ].
CLOYD BYARS, Arlington. Va. 30s
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FOR sALE-Gentleman's es-

FOR SALE-Gentleman's es-
tate, about seven hundred
acres, In Horrie County, near
coast and ON line Of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad
with station at the farm,
within twenty-four hours Of
New York City. Some timber,
land fertile and well ditched,
suitable for strawberries,
truck, grain, rye. oats, hay,
peas, ETC., sweet and white
Dot atoe Q; superfntendent's
house, with modern improve
ments: excellent water supply
at house and In field; electric
light and power system OH
premises. Estate IL stocked
with beef and prize hogs,
horses, mules, and equipped
with modern machinery. Land
is admirably adapted for dairy
farm, quafl preserve, smailt
game and deer within short
distances. A general store in
cluded In the property, tele.
phone connection. both local
and long distance. At . bar
gain 10 settle an estate. Terms
can be made 70 suit purchaser.
Address THOMAS, q. RUGH,
% Wall 1t New sYoek Git1.
|'5ss -s-
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If You Want a Bungalow
here's q dream. z rooms. sleeping porch. -
ception hall. open fireplace: butlt-in book
cases and china closets. hardwood doors an
trim; clothes chute; window seats; h.-w. heat
Cement porch. $500 cash. $3.50 monthly
The Design of This House
Il unusual. Has rooms and bath; hardwood
gas and eiec Lot eo1l5o. Located at west
Chevy Chase. One block to car. New. $500.
$1,000 cash.
If You Want a Brick Bungalow
see this one at Chevy Chase. 9 rooms and
hardwood noors in ali rooms. Breskfast room
with fixtures: sleeping porch.
We Invite You
to inspeet this Chevy Chase bungalow; priced
at =; 300; initial payment. g. .oo6. s7S month;
bedrooms. kitchen, fireplace. Hardwood doors
In all rooms. Large lot. Porches. New.
The House You Can Live In
xithout wony about how You xiu pay for it.
died bah. breakfast and sleeping porehes.
h.-w. heat. gas and elec. Large lot Hard
~ GoiSGI CONC, GoiNai
Fresh From the Builders Hands
One block from 18th st car line, Groom
bungalow. living room lSx24 nrep,ace. settess.
slate roof. bookcases. fully tiled bath. built
in tub. hardwood doom. Priced right Con-
Morgan E. Morgan & Co.,
lS0' Sfv E..nHs aost pScn. sxs nr ri.ns. iss9
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BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY
HOME

Every conceivable modern i'm.
proyement installed BY owner.
u rooms, bath, hot-water heat,
slsetrieity; large lawn and
A wondesful home. Worth q visit
to- re. Price reasonable. Easy
terms. 3 min. to city; in mod
een Va. suburb. Telephone Clar-
endoD c4-W-1 after 8 pm.
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rs ACRES.
GOOD 7-ROOM HOME.
ONI " C Q7s

Clifton Sta. Va. Rec hall. parlor, very
large dining room, kitchen; porcelain sink and
basin: sleeping porch: 3-piece bath: concrete
cellar; attic; front side and rear pouches.
Entire house piped for acetylene gas. Good
barn, garage, smOkehouse. new chicken house,
all with metal roofs: 100 bearing fruit trees;
Lalf Of 25 acres cleared. High elevation: sit
school and Southern Rwy. STA: 80 people
commute daily. Priced extremely low; &3.875
for Immediate sale; 81 500 cash. baf., $50 so
per month. including interest. II you want real
value, investigate this bargain.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-C0ntinued.
WALTER O'HARA.
s VIRGINIA SPECIALS.
BROOM MODERN HOME,
r ACRE.

Wen built stucco home a bedrooms);
eoorsd attic, with servants room; fine
concrete cellar, . entrances. under entire
house, with built-in concrete refrigerator room.
opens to 9x3O covered porch; dining room.
plate rail. two built-in china closets; large
pantry; kitchen, dish closet, electric range.
porcelain sink: closed back porch. pump and
servants toilet, End noor-4 bedrooms. 1
open fireplace; full bathroom, with medicine
closet; linen closet In hall. OutbuildinEs-2
chicken houses. garage, 1Ox20. with concrete
noor: 81 fruit trees. abundance grapes. rasp-
berries, currants, etc; many shade trees.
lures: heated by furnace; electric motor for
pumping; located half mile west of Mount
Oliyet Church, near Clarendon, Va. Price,
IS, $50; terms. sl.500 cash. bal $50 per month.
(Known as Col. Hunts place.) Especially
well built house, attractive grounds. Distance
from my office to property 6.3 miles, no more.)
About minutes walk from 18th and Pa. ave.
and 36th and n sts. car lines. Possession. 80
days. Sign on property.
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY
in Chevy Chase rooms and
bath; open fireplace; very large
closets, but very small price,
only $4,000.
You'll be delighted with this
Chevy Chase home and charmed
with the price. 7 beautiful rooms,
2 baths, hot-water heat, garage.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co..
l4O3 New York Ave.
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ROSEMONT.

6 rooms and every modern convenience; 500
cash and $52. so monthly.
rooms modern in every detail; $500 cash
and balance like rent.
rooms large, new bungalow. will be COM
pleted in two weeks; $3.50; and the terms
are easy.
Just few more Of these completely modern
homes on these very easy terms. Get yours
while there are choice ones to he secured.
TO 18th st. NV Main 3o7.
Virginia 6f9ca. Nortb Rosevronf
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COLLEGE PARK,
University of MARYLAND

COLLEGE PARK,
University of Maryland.
Most attractive suburb on Washington Bal
timore pike. few minutes drive from city !:
excellent transportation on electric and steam
cars: good school and university--college town
the best-a genuine home commu-
nifty with every desirable facility.
Now ready new six and seven room bunga-
lows and houses. with nice lawns and trees
$500 to s., 500. Other well improved prop.
erty as low as $4,000. Excellent apartment
house five apartments). $4,000; good
terms for balance. Will be pleased
to show them.
For s9mps.e aetsil sis ets ses " E sls
Park: Telephone Berwyn 8e.J.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
A new list Of carefully selected homes that
will meet most any need.
HAYWOOD, VA.
rooms and bath; furnace. electricity. gas;
large lot; S., 900: reasonable terms.
THRIFTON, VA.
and aIss bath Mi ssetty ssd .sa.
'-'''' N haywood, .a1S Va.
large lot: 5000: $1,000 cash.
CLARENDON, VA.
rooms and bath: furnace heat. electricity
and gas; asking $4,000; 81 ESQ cash.
BALLSTON, VA.
A nice home of large rooms, with lot
75x150: only $1,000: reasonable terms.
AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
new bungalow of nice rooms; electric
ity and gas; just of the Cherrydale road;
$500.
AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
gas. running water; lot 40115o; $3.50: terms
can be arranged.
AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
bungalow Of large rooms. sleeping porch !;
electricity and gas; very large lot: $4,000; /;
terms.
R. D. MACPHERSON,
734 18th st.-Main 1895.
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$500 CASH,
$85 PER MONTH
WIN put you in this new bungalow
AT
Beautiful Ashton Heights, Va.
rooms and bath: noored attic; space for 2
bedrooms; ,-a All improvements; Lot eox15o.
Price. $3.50. Take car on Wash. and Va.
R. r. Get OF at Clarendon station. Look
for the kay-Alger auto. Agents ON property
KAY-ALGER CO., INC,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
617 BOND BLDG. MAIN SO7S,
Takoma-Best Small Houses,
5000. S rooms. all improvements. Fire
place, oak floors. electric range. Garage.
Terms.
$4,000. Very attractive 5-room bungalow;
large, well arranged rooms. Fireplace and ali
Improvements. Convenient to cars. This IL
one Of the best values available.
$1,000. California-style bungalow, with 8
extra large rooms. Hot-water heat. Oak
floors. All Improvements.
Larger houses Of all deseriptions and prices
LILLE & HENDRICK,
. Carroll avenue Takoma Park, Col, sow
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DO NOT BUY

UNTIL
You have seen these new bungalows at
207-208 PINE ST., LYON PARK, VA,
OF 5 rooms and bath each 23S blocks from
station. Best materials. well built; all mod.
ern improvements; Arcola heating plant; larse
fireplace; artistic lighting fixtures; gray wood
work, mahogany doors; kitchen all in white;
completely equipped with excellent gas range.
throughout. In fact, complete in every detail.
Immediate occupancy.
ONLY $50 PER MONTH
In addition to the initial cash payment VIII
carry this house. To reach Lyon Park take
car on Wash. and Va. Rwy., Falls Ohurch
branch, 18th and Pa. ave-, snd get OF at Lyon
Park.
LOOK FOR THE
KAY-ALGER AUTO.
Agents ON property Sunday from i to 8 80.
KAY-ALGER CO., INC.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
CIT Bond bldg. Main so75.
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INSPECT THIS SUNDAY.
$o,o75 BUYS
12-ROOM HOME,
rs ACRES.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FALLS CHIIRCH VA

Center-hall plan. first floor; rooms: par
lor 13x15 it., fireplace, windows; den or
library 13x14 it., fireplace; living room 12x14
it., fireplace, 8 windows; dining room 12x16
IT,, 2 windows, fireplace (all dreplaces fronted
with inlaid materially; very large kitchen,
range, porcelain sink, hot and cold water;
room back of kitchen used as pantry; second
noor. large bedrooms. light and airy e with
closets), good size servants rooms, bath,
3 pcs; stairways: third floor. 3 rms, doored
and plastered, also storage space; electric
lights throughout, furnace heat, very large
cellar, tin roof, cutters. downspouts large
front porch. two sides (houses not built to-
day like this). Good 2-story barn, running
water, tin roof, chicken house. shed, wind
mill. shade trees, shrubbe.y, 25 fruit trees
fenced garden: high elevation. land fenced and
good condition. Where can you buy for $9.078
12-room house lin good condition.. all modern
improvements. 25 acres Of land. 61s mi. from
Washington? By auto, cross Aqueduct bridge
(S6th and n SITS. J. turn to- right keep straight
ahead to Falls Church; through village to In
tersection Of streets BROAD and Washinston),
continue one block and turn to right few hun.
dred yards. Gray house (red roof ON hill.
owner-occupant. Mr.. Funk. Sign in yard;
representative on property April SOth. Sunday.
from Pm. till dark: Remember, price only
$685., terms. 1900 cash and $72.50 per
month. includes everything. This u q real
bargain.
WALTER O'HARA, :,
Exclusive Agent on Above.
Specialize in Nearby virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
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: FOR sALE-H0UsES.
FOR sALE-HOUSES.
COntlnued

FOR sALE-HOUSES. FOR sALEH0USE. :
Contaued 4
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY,
302-3O3 STAR BUILDING. PHONES MAIN 358S-3I3o.
BLOOM1NGDALE-$6SO
w
priced nnd terms "
GOOD DOWNTOWN SECTION-$9,5OO
ant n bes
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$12.5O 500
located st. Of and
elts for y
NEAR 9TH STREET AND MARYLAND AVE. N.E-$llOOO
o 8
.eepnt
9th STREET NV BUSINESS PROPERTY-Sl75OO
absolutely he section OF
" porch
arranged
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$11,5O0 -
aonahy priced of
MT PLEASANT-$18OO0.
In
non hall nt dining snems pnsT and % Ind End s oo @
DISTRICT REALTY COMPANY,
.3O2- -3O3 STAR BUILDING. PHONES MAIN 35S8-373Q
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DETACHED
1N DDnnKI AMI

DETACHED
IN BROOKLAND.
VACANT, in frst-class condi-
ton; having 7 rooms and bath,
all modern improvements. Lo-
Gated near 18th and R. L ave.
ne. Price and terms very rea-
sonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

VV VC.IVWN NEdU G01A4H
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.
VIRGINIA YEAR ROUND COUNTRY HOME.
Foothills Blue Ridge mountains. overlooking
famous Shenandoah river: 1000 feet above
sea level; SO miles northwest of Washington
Il mile from Bluemont- Winchester pikel.
New mountain stone home: frame interior:
hardwood paneling and flooring throughout;
asbestos shinyle roof; rooms, baths; all
improvements: new barn and outbldRs.; 30 a.
of land: ideal home of refinement and taste
Address X. +. PERRINE, Berryville, Va.
= SHORE: PROPERTY.
WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE AT NORTH
Chesapeake Beach. Md: state terms and nd
dress 444 Irving st. NV.
RUNGALOWS-S25 CASH AND $40 PER
month; large lot: good water; high and
healthy: salt water bathing. fishing and crab
bing! TAYLOR BROS. TO 14th NV.
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SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.

In beautiful Woodbridge section, 5-room bun
Ealow. with unfinished 2nd-story: corner lot; {;
hot-water heat. gas. electricity. Price. 1880.
2106 South Dakota ave. Also a few choice lots.
II. LEWIS FLEMER, Owner.
1Ol MARYLAND ave
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TO LADIES ONLY.

TO LADIES ONLY.
Any single lady. any two ladies (sisters). or
q young married couple. cut this ont and mail
to me with self-addressed envelope and receive
by return mail the miIlionaire's secret. or the
way to invest 81 800 cash in real estate and
get in return rent free for four years, $1,9O0
in cash and ownership Of a three-Story. $4,000
brick residence. This will bear the strictest
Investigation. Address today.
r. D. MACPHERSON,
S8< 18th at NV.
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II ACRES & 8 ROOMS.
SACRIFICING FOR S2.ooo.of

II acres; good s-room house; sideburn. Va,
a miles Washington % minutes to station);
commute daily; vacant; sacrificing for $3 600;
terms. 81, 900 cash: bal. to be arranged. Photos
at ONCE. II you know value mad want
suburban home. investigate this; it's q give
away.
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ART HEIGHTS

Three miles from city, concrete road: good
car and bus service: broom modern house.
porehes. cellar: large lot; $50: terms; 7.r.
low. shade; fruit: fertile garden plot: chicken
house; $1,000. u. NJ. SMITH, Arlington Va.
Phone Clarendon S30-F-5. 30s
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SEVEN ROOMS AND TWO BATHS: M
closed sleeping porches; oak doors throughout;
two years old; In perfect condition: for jmme.
dite sale, $4,000. q. d. PABST. 4622 18th.
Ooi. 6007.
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NEW BUNGALOW.

5000 takes 1t. Four good.sized rooms.
Large lot, fenced: two blocks from car and
stores. A fair cash payment and $50 per
month. See Mr.. StiHer. Bladensburg road.
First house beyond District line (right-hand
side).
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WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties,
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1928. 1909 H NV.
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Modern New Houses-$,35O.
1226 to 1890 Neal Street NE.

Do net buy q home until You see thess very
attractive new houses. rooms, tile oath'
Very nice location. Easy terms. Take b st.
cars to 18th st. ne. and walk four squares
north to Neal St Salesman on premises sun
day afternoon.
A Is. Campbell. 141O H NV. =
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IN BROOKLAND

IN bNOONLAND
Price reduced on brand.new Groom. 2-batn
mi-detashed buneaiow on beautiful terrace.
Terms no object to reliable party. A hne home
with an income. You can sublet upstairs rooms
and bath for $50 and retain rooms and bath
on drst door. Meet the owner today on prem
ises. 1828-a0 Keaney st, Brookland:
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TO COL0RED.
Near 18th and SITS. NV; attractive g.
room, bath, colonial brick: porehes; hot-watei
heat, electricity and gas: lawn; nice cellar
good location. By OWNER. Phone North
4002-J after 5 pm.
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Unusual Opportunity-S5,75o.
Two-story. box shape brick. 32-ft. Gin.
porch: slate roof; e,ec. lights: cellar; tele-
phone; 8 rooms, like new; large pantry: CO.
lonial porches, front and rear; 2-story brick
stable 40 feet long. rear; 1900 feet Of ground !:
owner occupant. 42l2 Hayes st. ne.
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DETACHED.
MUST SELL.
Ss,750-small cash payment 8 rooms and
bath, hot-air heat. gas: 3-car garage: large
lot; rood section. Call Main 207e. Mr..
BARTL.ETT.
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242l NORTH CAPITOL ST.
8 rooms, colonial; newly papered; furnace
heat; large yard to alley; immediate posses-
sion reasonable cash payment; balance ar
Evening star., 1922-04-30

NEAR 18th AND KENYON NV.
An attractive colonial home OF 8 rooms,
baths; hot-water heat: electric lights; open
fireplace; beautiful hardwood flooring; break
fast porch and sleeping porch; garage. Priee
reasonable. Terms arranged.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY, INC.
Main 4Sa or North Sa17-J. 1O4 18Th NV.
The Press., 1922-12-28
AIrnlanA LandInn.

A recent invention permits the con- ventional landing gear with rubber tired wheels to be dropped from a plane in flight, the subsequent land ing being effected with a pair of skids mounted beneath the plane, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. The object is to eliminate the weight and wind resistance of the usual land- ing gear and to make possible land ing in a short space and on rough ground. Landing on water is safer with skids than with the wheels, be- cause of the lowered center of gravity, which reduces the tendency to turn the machine over on its end, the ar engagement of shock absorbers, some of which are double-acting, interposed between the skids and the body of the plane, is one of the most impor- tant features. In this design the pro- peller blades must be horizontal when making a landing.
The Press., 1922-12-28
WILLINGTON

Miss Mary Sladek and Oldrich Voh- asek were married at the parsonage on Wednesday at 2.3O p. m. by the Rev. William V. Allen, They were attended by Mathew Louheet and Frank Vpnasek,
 Former pastors who have been heard from new active are Rev. Chas. Wolfe in Illinois, Rev. Mir Darrow, busy as always, in 1st Baptist church, Helyeke, Mass, and Rev. T. Bacheler, whe is at the Union Congregational church, Providence; R. l., and who re- eeived Christmas gift of $500 from his church.
 Aunt Lucy Hldredge was very pleasantly remembered by devoted relatives, neighbers and friends the 24th. her s0th birthday. Mrs. Flor enee Essex carried her a turkey, beautifully cooked, ready for the table. She was also the recipient of many very nice birthday cakes, one from Bristol, from Mrs. Leverett Merrick who in her kind and interesting letter said the cake was after the old, Will lington, lection cake recipe" Sht had also fruit, jellies, candy, and wa, the oldest of the elderly grateful re cipients to receive the bountiful bas ket given for years now, each Christ mas time by Madam Hall and Mis- Hall to brighten the day-of-days fol those in the church who are on thu Sunset slope -of-life.
The Press., 1922-12-28
RrItain,n shinhuiIdinn.

Shipbuilding at cost is said to be the basis on which the British yards are willing to work, in order to get orders. British owners of vessels, however, apparently do not find the offer so attractive as 1t sounds, for they declare that before they can place many orders for new steamers the cost of building must come down by 30 per cent. Seventy-five per cent of England's shipbuilding capacity is idle. Prospects seem to be brighten ing, however, for it Is reported that Inquiries which precede contracts for new boats are increasing.-The Ma tiOn's Business.
The Press., 1922-12-28
THE HOWARD STORE

Agents for Home Journal Patterns. =
The Press., 1922-12-28

wolcott chapter <A5. B. S., will hold public dance h the Memorial hall Friday evening January 9th. Music will be furnished by ScusseIs orches- ! tra. Gentlemen 50 cents Ladies 40 cents including tax.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve their monthly sup per Wednesday evening Hostesses: Mrs. Inez Lasbury, Mrs. Fred Sault, Mrs. George Bray, Mrs. Thomas Dob- son and Mrs. Arabella Orcutt Albert King of Willimantic and John King of Yale were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. H F. Cady over the week end and Christmas Christmas day MT. and Mrs. Cady also entertained MT. and Mrs. Arthur Cady and Mrs. Mary E. Welles of Hartford
 MT. and Mrs Charles Phillips and baby and Miss Minnie Dobson of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Roy Guyer and son of Storrs, Miss Elsie Phillips of Woodmere, L. l., and MT. and Mrs. Norman Phillips were guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Phillips over the weekend.
 StaffOrdville William Phelps of Worcester was home over the holiday. Charlie Sartori and Miss Mary Sar- tori of Springfield were home over the holiday.
 Miss Pansy Neff of Brattleboro, Vt, was the Christmas guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Sanger.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Earl Belcher at the Johnson hospital on Wednesday morning. Miss Gertrude Meyer of Willimantic and Miss Helen Meyer of New York were home over Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence White enter tained for Christmas guests Mrs. ! Whitman Green, Mir and Mrs. James Swift, MT. and Mrs Charles Klecak. Misses Bertha and Irene Belcher of Hartford and Miss Dorothy Belcher of Springfield and MT. and Mrs. Martin Brown were Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs. Willis Belcher.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Roberts and MT and Mrs Erickson and daughter, Mil licent, and Miss Catherine Silk of l Springfield, Mass, were the guests of Mrs. Napoleon Larges oyer Christmas At the Methodist church on Sunday evening at 8.30 there will be- a moving p1CLuFe on The 41dnu or Hal0SC1u0, followed by an intermission The watch night service will be held from II to 12.
 E. L. Mcdonald, E. F. Hulett and Miss. Helen Hulett of Springfield Mass, MT. and Mrs. F. G. Smith of West Brookfeld, Mass, were the guests. of MT. and Mrs. o. T. Hulett over Christmas.
 [
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Phelps en- tertained for Christmas guests Mrs. Jane Pagan and family of Hydeville, MT. and Mrs. Luke D. Shields and son of Monson and MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps and son, William.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth en- tertained for Christmas guests Mrs. F. H. Ballou and. daughter, Anna, of Hampden, Mass. MT. and Mrs. G.. w. Miller, Miss Chaffee, Mrs. Edith Math- ews, Mir and Mrs Arthur Bosworth and daughter, Ethel, and Miss Bessie Brown.
 Mrs. Charles Allen, who has been with Mrs. Elwin Phelps for some time and has been in failing health died Monday morning at o'clock She was 87 years of age, The deceased is survived by one daughter, Mrs. c. | O'Neill of North Brookf1eld. The body | was taken to Cnoncnr Mass
The Press., 1922-12-28

Connecticut college, New London;
 Carroll P Moore, from Connecticut Agricultural college; Miss Isabel Bug bee, from Radcliff college; Misses Emile Bugbee, Dorothy Spellman, and Doris Avery from Willimantic State Normal school; Miss Beulah Ellis, from Sweet Brier college, Virginia; and John and Robert Spellman from Brown University, Providence, R. I.