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ROOMS AND BOARD.


1914 KENYON ST. N.W.--Siceiy furnished
front room: electricity; telephone; excellent
board.
1914 10th N.w-Beautiful front room for
three; unlimited phone; use parior and recep-
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS; refined home
excellent meals; employed people: Somerset. 2
minutes from car. Cleveland 1919.
1882 81 N.W-2 large front rooms, adjoin-
ing bath; twin and triple beds; also single
rooms. it,
NEAR 18Th AND G-Room and board; gentle
men Franklin 1o178.
POI EYE ST. N.W.--Large, cool room; home
cooking; all C0nyeuicnces. IT.
1892 z ST.-Desirabie cool rooms: excellent
board: reasonable rates. IT.
1910 MASS AVE. NW.-Room and board for
two. Phone Franklin 1885, IL
1870 CLIFT0S-Large front and single ROOM
with or without board. Adams 1922. IT.
4l4 A ST; s.E.-Furnished rooms and board;
desirable location.
1905 Dist N.w.-sIngle and double. with board !;
twin beds; electricity. North 1854.
1870 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Large front room,
suitable for two or three: excellent home food.
li45 MASS. AvE.-single aud double; hot
and cold water 1s'
STAPLES I'M, 1904 Conn. aye-3 rooms and
board Phone North 1895.
gu g ST. s.W.-Large room. = men; 81 week.
fr 1886 IT.
I754 CoLgMBIA RD--Largs, End story front.
for 2: phone. 17'
l741 ST. NW.-Nicely furnished rooms;
home cooking: near Y. N G. A.
9l1 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE N.w.-Room and
board. $40 per month 16s
1919 pCE ST. S.W.-Furnished front rooms
with hoard. lee
1903 18th ST. N.w-Erery comfort and con-
venience; excellent home cooking. ~ 6204.
1903 X sT.-single rooll; home cooking.
Franklin 2G23. 1sa
Girls cLUB-seye5al Vacancies: beautiful
nome; privileges. 1927 18th ST. 10.
The Rhode Island.
DOUBLE AND sINGLE ROOMS.
With hoard: fine location.
HOTEL MOZELLE
home with hotel service. Ideal summer
| location Summer rates. 2To1 18th ct. NV.
Columbia 1on56
1888 CONN. AVE. NV.
Attractiveiy furnished. cool, single and
double rooms. with meals: Sunday evening
suppress hot biscuits every daY
Formerly the kentmckian Food Exchange.
THE COLONIAL.
10Th AND VI SITS. NV.
900 ROOMS.
Desirable double and single rooms in our ND
to-dafe AmericIn-plan hotel: all rooms have
running hot and cold water and telephone ::
pRrlnrs and spacipus dining room on main
floor; dining ranm supplied with produce fr,nn
onr Virginia farms fresh daily. Reasonable
rates. iylOs
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ROOMS. KITCHENETvTE AND bath;
ST, NV. HENRY ". ZEH, 1857 Harvard. Col.
o195. 1S'
FIVE ROOMS 2 MATHS. 500; NEWLY FIN.
ished: | block north of Wardrnan PIX. Hotel:
beautiful view. LEE ROSS. 4O4 Cont. Trust
Bldg. Main 2397. 1Ts
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. H0USEREEP.
ing in two-family apartment house. owner
reserving one room; all improvements cen
traily located: newly renovated all over.
Address Box 2s4-D. star office
lit EUCLID ST. APT. 3-ROoMS; PR1-
vate BATH also furnished rooms separately:
Ink. Phone Adams 1854. 20s
S-RM. APARTMENT FOR SUMMER, AT 24fl
18th st. Tel. Col. E2Oo. j. FL. RICE 1ss
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Rent, SI5 Call North 1927. IS"
| 1896 SHEPHERD ST. NV. CORNER 18th
New and very desirable; large outside rooms.
| Open for inspection Sunday. J. G. WELDON
| e COMPANY. III b street s.e., opposite Con-
| gressional Library. Phones Lincoln q and
il74.
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1o1 2nd ST. N.W.-Large. clean, front rooms
for Link. also sleeping room; all conyeu-
fences; very reasonable. Ice
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wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

BY MIDDBE-AGED gentleman, quiet
room. ccnveI Fnt to bath. with hoard; am
willing 10 ray reasonable price for a nice
room with good board; when answering state
p.ir" and location. Address Box 2j3-D, Star
once. Iis
GENTLEMAN age 80. desires furn sized Io0n-
with or without board: electricity; private
Family: centrally located perferred. Address
Box 39i y. star Office. lTs
GENTLEMAN desires room and board in
strictly private family. near 18th ST car line ::
$50 breakfast. Address Box o77-D star
Office 17s
FOX GENTLEMAN ana Son. yeIls old
suburban: near cars, school and auto road:
Protestant family preferred. Address Rox
302D. Star office IT.
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ITO 18th ST. N.W.-Large front rooms ac-
commodate two three gentlemen each: also
single rooms; baths; continuous not wafer;
modern conveniences. Can or phone Potomac
oO06 Ire
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1859 CHAPLIN ST .W.-EntIe third flnur.
large front room. kitrhanettt. private bath:
also one or two 2ni-foor rooms; prices rra-
sonable: private home. few doors fron Me
r!dan Hill PAX. Phone Columbia lois ]. 17'
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1000 4th ST. S.W.-Two. front. cool: $40
SIS; separate en- suite: breakfast optional
ami; two in family; suitable men or EN-.
ployed couple: cars and buses Col 1858 " .
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1918 CALVERT ST. NW-Two rooms and
kitchenette: third floor front: next bath:
gas, elsctricity: use of phone; $50 month.
!. Phone Col 1n4R
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~ NIT PLEASANT SECTION, overlook
ing Rock Creek Park room and Kitchen
lu45o.
I4IO TAYLOR ST.-I.h.k., 8 or 4 rooms: new
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Let Us Move You.
LOWEST RATES. ALWAYS OPEN.
Phone Franklin 2004 Washington Express Co.
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2461 18th ST. Nw.--Sec0nd floor: private
hail, near bath: l large room. light, twin
beds; l single room, light; quiet. reasonable.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENT IN THE BENNINGTON, I4th
near Clifton, containing six rooms. bath:
a.m.c. For further particulars apply FLOYD
E. DAVIS, JO1 eth sw. Main 30
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large front room,
seven windows. very desirable: also large dou-
BILE room. kitchenette and layatory. North
1896. l7s
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4l9 4th N.E.-onc furnished room with large
sleeping porch; running water, electric lights:
use of phone; $40 month
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

2511 PA AVE. NW.-ONE LARGE ROOM
apt, with kitchenette and private bath; twin
beds; special summer rates.
1912 GEORGIA AVE- VERY DESIRABLE
rooms and bath; gas range and sink; adults
reasonable Col. 32y3-W
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D MAPLE ST, Takoma Park-Entfre md
floor, 8 housekeeping rooms; gas. heat ana
light furnished: convenient TO cars: semi
nrtyafa hath. reHsnnah bile
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ONE OR TWO very large. d->.rab.e rocus,
beautifully furnished is front room. suit
able for couple or two gentlemen: every Eud
ern convenience: reasonable; also garage for
rent. Adams 1ln2 II"
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1914 COLUMBIA RD.--Iarre front rarni
second floor; ideal for two employed people
two large communicating rooms. Ink. AL
loved: summer rates; use OF piano and teIe-
phone, Adams GO.
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40 3rd NE.--Three rooms, entire floor, tie
bath, sink, gas. electricity: new and modern;
cheap; adults. :.
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g.fNT RooMs-FuRNIsHED.

IN 18th STREET-An exclusive private fam
lily. owning handsome detached corner resi-
dence. will rent two beautiful. connecting Sc
ondstory front rooms and private bath: al
appointments highest class: adults; $40: ref
arences. Phone Col. 3132. II"
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD, LIVING.
dining, bedroom. BATH kitchen, porch; COM
rletely furnished; immediate poss. Apt. 81.
251S 18th St
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| 1910 RANDOLPH ST.-0ne furnished room
| with private layatory, adjoining bath. Adams
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ROOMS, BATH. $50: gas, heat electricity
included jo4g Illinois ave. See BUCRER-
TON. $50 I.ongfellow Col a465
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TIA MERIDIAN PLACE N.W.-Furnjshei
large front room. windows. for two gentle
men: twin beds: also nice room FIR one gen
fleman: private family: electricity. phone. nse
OF bath. hot-water heat; good location. IL
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1914 KENYON ST. N.W.-SicelI furnished
front room: electricity; telephone; excellent
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18th AND k-Large. comfortable, attractivaly
furnished front room; twin beds; electricity :
use of phOne; private bath: men En- 1lss
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TIE NETHERLANDS. 1860 Columbia I'd
! Charming rooms; private baths. Phone Co.
lumbia Sill ISs
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II ST. E.-Three desirable rooms, com
Y furnished. Ink; reasonable; no chill
Cali after ri m
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1889 PARK R0AD-gxceptional location: de.
tached house: summer rates. Col. 39ao-W
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1927 FAIRMONT-THREE ROOMS, KITCH-
en-. bath; gas range; electric light; $50; July
and August: garage, SO. IT.
, 1923-07-25

FOR SALENNew house and two iots
for sale only 500 down and $50 a
month: total 81 800: water and gas; 10
minutes from postoffice; 10 blocks
from Mtdwes refinery. This is a snap.
5aker-Grude Investment Co.. 1913 N.
Wolcott. Phone 1888.
, 1923-07-25
SEE BEN
A o MEANS A LOT

We consider hts 5000 buy LArse house. story. and a hnf-four
rooms and bath on main floor; s bedrooms upstairs, full basement finished
a apartment o. three rooms and bath Gas ranges connected. Located
IN South Poplar street. Price s525ooo. Terms $1,000 cash, bal. monthly.
Five room house with bath: furnished. full basement with four
room finished and toilet. Gaa ranges connected Located in southwest
part of town. Monthly income Of $500. Price $500. Terms $500
cash. balance monthly like rent
Largo lot 6ox14o It. Garage n rear Of lot:e ast front; o pave
ment, Just off East First street. IDEAL location for roomng house or
garage. Very reasonable for cash
garage 1fxzo. Gas heat Located just off East Second street o. ST
Botolph. Price 100000 o. VIII trade larger income property.
Iargs lot with three small houses situated thereon, at 'front.' ss
eox14o; very close in, being m KHnban street Just off East Second
Ideal location for apartment. rooning house pr sarage location. Price
very reasonable. 1rf t-tM .-
rnEes connected; laundry in basement. Located just off CT avenue.
Price s5soooo.
Good business location, box14o feet in size cloaa to North wolrot.
street. Exceptional for store or rooning house.
NoTBTwe have customers for good = r 5 DON houses well located
See BEN Realty Co.
.oisos Midwest Bldg. REALTORS Phone 1880
, 1923-07-25
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per line.
NO AID LESS THAN 80 CENTS
rive average words used rs a basis
Of estimating a line.
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WIN be charged h space OF tv9
lines.
All charged Advertising will e
booked set lines" Irrespective OF the
Number of words.
CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AID
ERRORS.
The Casper Daily Tribune will NOT
be responsible for more than. one IN
correct Insertion of any advertise
Errors not the fault of the advertiser
which clearly lessen h real value OF
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only by publication without e1trs
charge within FIVE days atter IN
eertton. No republication VIII os
made when the error does not M
terially affect the sense or purpose
Of the Advertisement
TELEPHONE ADS. =,
Careful attention Will be Elvsn nj
ads received over the o.
but W. cannet guarantee accuracy
CLOSING HOUR.
Want is to be classified proporly
must be in The Casper Daily Tfinine
office before 1000. Want Ads It,
ceived after 1000 tos12:00 p. m WI.
be Inserted under the head TOO Ha'e
ocuT OF TowN ADVERTISEMENT
Must be accompanied by casn
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eountinR the words n tho rate w.
word for the Casper Daily Triouns
, 1923-07-25
NOTICE TO PRINTERS

THE FOLLOWING JOB PRINTING EQUIPMENT FOR SALE -
WYOMING:
One Model 8 Lintoype; rebuilt six months ago.
One Model s Linotype; fair condition.
One Duplex eight page fat bed press. excellent shapa
One cranston cylinder press six column quarto
One 12x1s Chandler & Price jobber.
One 10x15 Chandler a Price jobber. ' -
IN 36inch Chandler & Price cutter, good me
One s6+nch Roseback perroraror. practically new
One Bo1ton wire sutcher, onehaf inch practically ew.
Four to page imposing stones
One metal pot and "a furnace email casting bx nd mig nolds
A big hunh of job cases and type faces; a complte asrortrnent of
Job type. som of which, has never been out of the cases
]. D. SULLIVAN
sheridan PostEnterpTase Sheridan wyo.
, 1923-07-25
DON'T GO CAMPING UNTIL YOU BUY HOMIE

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 1.s-Fourroom strictly modern
home OF South Mckinley street good garage o. e OF lots enclosed
porch o rar o house that Jar be used a sleeping porch. As you
know Mckinley street is to be boulevarded this ear which makes this
property very desirable. Might consider good a Is part of first pay.
ment Price s525o.0o. $4,000 will handle. balance It $500 per month
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 127-Good LITTLE house on
south Jackson street consisting of three rooms 1t has water IN the
porch lights and a in the house This in on a corner lot 75xl4o feet
, 1923-07-25

location in the southeast part Of town. large scxi4o foot north front lot
good cel-r. a heat, water and lights This is a bargain and a x
celent little home at only $4,000 $3.50 cash and $50 per month and
interest Call us for an appointment
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 129-Threeroom modern house
with a h,f basement. Also good five stall barn o. the ear. chicken
houte n lawn started. This is a good little home located in block
tx" south addition, across the street from the golf links. This is a
we'll built little home and can be bought for $4,000 90. with $4,000 down
and $500 per month
, 1923-07-25

with a little expense OF siding this a be made into a Ii ely little home
The lots alone In worth the money. Only 100000 Half ash and
balance at $685. e month
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. lss-F4ve room modern houn
N South Beech street. six blocks south OF Second Street. This place is
strictly modern. is o a sox14o lot and o n the pavement There Is n
need of going into detail regarding this location If you arr 4. all 40
quainted with the CITY. Price only ss5oooo. $4,000 o will handle. bal.
ance a $500 per month and interest at s ger cent. Call us at once
for an appointment
, 1923-07-25
CAFE FOR SALE

FOR sALE-snappy little eating house, very close in. clearing
balance 5000 a month.
, 1923-07-25
FOR SALE DANDY Cafe

in good location, rent ss5; lease: excellent equipment; living quarters and
bath in connection; a real money maker. best buy in Casper II $1,000.
La 49, monthly.
, 1923-07-25
FOR SALE BY OWNER AND !
BUILDER

a ffveroom modern brick bunra-
low with fire place. gas furnace con.
nected ready to go; a floors; side
walks and walks into house. ali COM
plete with terms for $500. Phone
1901.
, 1923-07-25
PHoNocRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC.

FOR SALE-One cabinet photograph
and one sowing machine with mo
tor attachments. ISL n. Center.
Phone 2o7sR
, 1923-07-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR 5ALE-F1rst ciasz modern
apartment house. located in best
part OF city. Might consider clear
property in trade. Call
lse2W for appointment N.
, 1923-07-25

NEW -FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
-Four rooms with fun basement
Just off East Second street facing
East. The price is 100000 with
100000 cash and the balance easy.
HAIRY Free the lot man, Phone 2ss.
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SHINES MAY GRAB
GRANT TO CHESTER
Turks Said to Have Made
: New Conditions for US.
: Company.
ny the Annotated Press

ny the Associated Press.
LONDON, November ia dispatch
from Angora says that the Turkish
government has sent Col. Clayton
Kennedy, representing the Ottoman
American Development Company, new
conditions regarding the so-called
Chester concessions, demanding an
assurance that they will be fulfilled
before November 25. The dis stch
adds that If Col. Extraordinarily
and his American associates cannot
meet these conditions the Turkish
government may award the conces-
sions to Hugo SHINES. who Is under
stood to be negotiating directly with
Angora.
Under the terms Of the agreement
negotiated by Col. Kennedy in be-
half of the Ottoman American De-
velopment Company with the grand
national assembly of Turkey, the con-
cession rights were to lapse II work
was not begun by November 8. Col.
Kennedy. who now is in London. said
today that operations were started
ten days ago and that all the terms
of the agreement had been fulfilled.
Angora government to set new con-
ditions and he discredited the idea
that the Turks would award the con-
cessions to SHINES.
"One of Shines representatives" he
continued, approached me on the
matter and I declined to see him.
British, French and other foreign in
terests have also been after the con-
cessions, but the contract has been
definitely awarded to Americans and
the work will be carried out by
Americans.
AT the present moment we have a
staff Of ten engineers, with the neces-
sary workmen. employed on the first
part Of the railroad line from Samsun
to Sivas.
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on higher incomes would be progress
siVely reduced. The taxes Of every
one of the 100000 federal taxpayers
in the United States and of the Isl, 900
in Maryland would be reduced
MIR. Mellon would make a large re-
duction in the tax on smaller incomes
from wages. salaries and professional
services; a decrease of over SO per
cent in the-tax on incomes between
$4,000 and $4,000 a year; would re-
peal the tax on kilograms, telephone
messages. admissions to moving pic
ture theaters, and the so-called nui-
sance taxes. Change would also be
made to simplify the administration
and collection OF federal taxes.
1.-THE only objection to this plan
comes from those who favor a SOL
dier's bonus. A bonus bill would
mean an increase Of several billion
dollars in taxes, while Mr.. MELONS
proposition means a decrease of one
third of billion dollars each year
1t is obvious that taxes cannot be de-
creased by increasing them. Do the
people want higher or lower taxes?
That is the question:"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-16
WELLER APPROVES
TAX DECREASE PLAN
Says Mellon Has Made First Con.
crete Proposal in This
Line Since War.

Senator o. E. Weller of Maryland
yesterday announced his approval Of the
program outlined to Representative
Green. acting chairman of the House
ways and means committee, by Sec
rotary of the Treasury Mellon rec
a reduction of s323.o00,000 in federal
taxes next year.
This Is the first concrete proposal
since the war for reducing the burden
of taxation. and 1t comes from the
federal government" Senator Weller
said. Taxes have been increasing
rapidly in every state in the coun-
try. including Maryland, and they are
still mounting.
Secretary Melons proposals would
reduce practically all federal taxes.
The smaller taxpayer would be spe-
cially benefited, and the surtax rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-16
CONDEMNED MANS PLEA.
Governor to Hear Arguments on
Committing Death Sentence.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 16.-
Gov. Cameron Morrison last night
notified attorneys and others inter
ested that final pleas for commuta-
ton Of the sentence to death of Jerry
Dalton would be heard Saturday
morning. Dalton Is under sentence to
die next Tuesday for the murder of
his sweetheart and his alleged rival
Tor her hand.
The condemned man was tried twice
for the double staying. winning his
first appeal for new trial and los
ing the second. While waiting in the
Asheville Jail, the result OF his second
appeal to the Supreme Court, he
escaped to California. The communi-
cation with a relative there led to
his apprehension and he was returned
to the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-16
RUSSIA BUYS IN LONDON,

LONDON, November 16.-The news
papers report the recent signature of
several agreements between the Rus
sian trade delegation in London and
big British firms for machinery. cleo
trical equipment and construction
work. One of the contracts, awarded
to the Vickers firm, Is for rebuilding
the railroad sations Of Russia 1t is
reported that Russia obtained long
credit terms in some instances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-16
PRAYERS FAIL TO BRING
LIFE TO DEAD "HEALER"
By the Associates Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 16.-wom
en- followers Of Frederick l. Rawson
spiritual healer" who knelt ut his
bier for three days praying for his
resurrection, continued their prayers
yesterday as the body was being Gre
mated at Fresh Pond. The prayer
service was held in the headquarters
Of the Society for Spreading the
Knowledge of True Prayer. Of which
Rawson was president. There was
no funeral service over the body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-16
CONVICT KILLED.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., November TO-
j. c. Farley, an inmate of the state
penitenttary. here, was killed by the
caving In OF a; ditch being dug within
the prison walls. Two other men were
severely injured
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Gloves for All!
The Time and Place to Buv Them

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-01

Raymond Warren of Kensington
employed at the American Paper
Goods company, is enjoying his vaca-
| ton.
East Berlin Items
Miss Alma Kramer of Clinton.
Mass, Is spending a few days as the
guest of her brother, Frank Kramer,
at his home on Wilcox avenue.
Mrs. Ida Morse has been the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Smith,
at her home in New Britain.
Mrs. S. Hazelwood was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. E. v. Read, at
her home on Wilcox avenue Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. r. Belden annd Victor Bel
den have returned to their home on
Wilcox avenue, after spending the
past few days at the camp grounds
in Forestville.
Albert Lawrence and S. Marvin
Hardwood are enjoying their annual
vacations.
The Misses Ruby Nye and Dorothy
Sugenhime have returned to their
homes in this place after spending the
past lie" udyS III Jeep river.
There will be a meeting of the
Modern Woodmen society at the Ath-
letic building Thursday evening.
Some of the friends from this place
of the late William Buckley attended
his funeral which was held at the
Berlin Congregational church this af-
ternoon with burial in Maple ceme-
terry, Berlin.