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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-07
PARK ROAD AND 10TH

We offer you a home In q splen-
did northwest section, that IL
positively an excellent PROPOSE
ton for the money asked,
$4,000. On convenient terms.
Close to l4th 1T. car line ana not
far from Park I'd. Colonial
brick, with wide. covered front
porch; modern in its entirety;
inclosed sleeping porch: bath
and additional lavatory off mas.
ter bedroom; 2-car brick garage.
Call this office any day or eve
nings as late as o'clock.
for information. McKEEVER &
GOSS, Realtors. 14l6 X ct. N. w,
Main 47S2.
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10TH ANT PRANDYwINE ST. N. "
VICINITY
Chevy Chase. west--New bunga-
lows-possibly without any ini-
tial payment, as We believe we
can obtain loan for you suffi-
cient to cover the initial pay
ment Your monthly payments
on one of these ideal homes
would run you from $62.5O to
$500 per month. according to
type Of house, which IL no more.
IL as much, a. the average
apartment rental Washington
Real Estate Co.. 1I16 Eye 81.
N. W. Main 3261.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-07

AN EXCELLENT NORTHEAST HOMI
WONDERFULLY CONSTRUCTED
PRICED RIGHT
All we need to say II that this
Is a Kennedy-bu home to i'm
sure you of the absolutely fine
construction of this home. AS
to location, IL 10 one of the best.
Six real rooms and tile BATH
front and double rear porches:
all modern improvements, Of
course. In excellent condition
throughout. Il vacant and i'm
mediate possession Will be given.
This ~ the best northeast home,
priced right, now for sale. An
inspection will be gladly ar
ranged. shannon & Luchs. Inc,
713 18th st. N. w. Main 2s45.
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GRANT CIRCLE

This corner brick, practically
new. contains large rooms,
with built-in tub and shower,
fireplace, 6 large closets, built
in garage, h. W. h., electricity,
hardHtNad floors and has front,
side 1and double rear porcnes.
A bargain Cor 3lO.76O. Con.
yenlent teTms. CARAVAN BROS,
Call Lincoln 1900.
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COLUMBIA ROAD. NEAR 18th

Special bargain. S14.7so;. $500
cash. IL rooms and COM
plete baths; brownstone and
brick. This house has excep-
tionally large living ROOM din
ing room with built-in window
seat and open fireplace; in
Simultaneous hot-water heater;
large concrete garage. Six
large bedrooms. This home
has never before been offered
at this bargain price. The To-
cation II ideal. being con-
yenient to Wilson Normal
School, Central High School,
Arcade Market, Savoy and
Tivoli theaters and all churches
and public schools. Act quickly
II you want this wonderful buy
on easy terms. Frank A. Glib
bons, 30S Insurance Bldg. 18th
4 Eye SITS. N. W. Main 21s.
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Real Estate for Sale


BARGAIN-Price, $3.50. New homea:
large rooms; tile bath: cellar;
h.w.h., cleo: laundry tubs. Double
rear porches wide front porch; wide
alley. These lovely houses FOR $500
cash. Sample house, III 18th ct,
s. e. Gladman. Line. ace. ace Pa
ave. s. y.
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has ssND ST. N. W.

ll4S 32ND ST. N. W.
Three family flat, two contain
ing { rooms and bath. one with
rooms and bath. A good
buy for home or investment.
$1,000. Reasonable terms.
BaIdf q Paul, 1929 N st. N. w.
Franklin 9011.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-07
Live Stock
Dogs, Cats, Pets, Etc.

rHB WORLDS largest dog kennels
offer for nala Oorang Airedale watch.
dogs, automobile dogs. farm dogs,
ehildren's companions hunters and
eoonhounds, foxhounds. rabbit. hounds
and thoroughbred puppy stock. Salts
faction and safe delivery guaranteed
70 any point In the United States.
Large. Illustrated descriptive catalog
mailed free. Oorang Kennela Bon
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COLUMBIA ROAD

Just off 18th ST.. S15,O oeau-
tiful 3-story brick house, II
rooms. baths. hot water heat,
electricity and gas; arranged
az three apartments; owner
leaving city and very anxious
to sell. For particulars see u.
DAVID f. BARRY, 1907 II
St. N. w! Main 1901.
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CLAIMING STREET N. E.

Inspect our beautiful bunga-
lows before you buy. Located
In the nearest-in. all white SUBJ
division of the city! They con-
tain large rooms. tile bath,
hardwood floors. best of plumb
ing and electric fixtures, con.
crete cellars. large fenced lots,
large porches. attic large
enough for more rooms; $500
cash and $50 per month. SAM
pie house 2S02 Claiming street
Open until p. m. To inspect:
Drive north or transfer to bus
at Fifteenth and H streets
northeast and ride to Claiming
st. Garman Bros. Lin. Sloe.
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CHEVY cAAsE-wsst of Conn. Ave-

A great bargain in this section.
Attractive 2-story attic and cell
lar, detached dwelling. con-,
tanning s rooms, Q baths, with
Enclosed porches, large front
porch, good lot. attractive
grounds. This is Va very de-
sirable home. Price only
$14,650.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main ASA. 1A0e l. st. N. w.
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.TH ANp 0 sfnrrrs cv1c1N1rY,

One OF the best buys in down.
town Warrington. Beautiful q
story, s-room and bath strictly
modern brick home in most
wonderful condition. Priced for
quick sale. $1,000 cash and very
reasonable terms. e. Roy Lewis
& Co. 1716 Conn. ave. Pot. 2131.
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18th q COLORADO AVE-. VICINITY,

Beautiful new. strictly modern
stone house on large corner lot,
with 2-caF garage to match. This
house contains 10 spacious rooms
and baths. Tiled kitchen,
with cabinet and built>fn-refrlg-
orator. Also beautiful enclosed
breakfast and sleeping porches.
Priced for quick sale. Terms
very reasonable. =. Roy Lewis
4 Co. IT'S Conn. ave. Pot. 21Sl.
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laArH AND PARK RD. VICINITY

We have been exceptionally for
tunate In listing q wonderful
6-room and bath house in this
desirable section: all modern
improvements; garage. This
house 70 an exceptional bar-
gain for the price asked, The
price and terms to Butt the
purchaser. THOS. e. JAR
RELL. 72l 10th st. N. w.
Main 16O.
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PETwoRTH-

We have just listed a beau
tiful 8-room and 2-bath semi
detached residence having a.
m. l., ~including open fire.
place and in excellent condi-
tion throughout, which 10 priced
right with terms. You should
see this property at once. Call
Mr.. Ane, night phone North
569S. THOS. 3. FARRELL, 72I
10th st. N. W. Main zee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-07

'tlon Lot so by 100. Price, 0a,oSO.
Easy terms.
Five room bungalow. all improve
ments Near Lyon Park station.
Price, $1,000. Easy terms.
-Four room cottage. Fort Myer
month.
FOR RENT-Five room bungalow.
All improvements, s56 per month.
GEO. H. RUCKER CO.,
CLARENDON. VA.
ClaT. 1877. CIar. 412.
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NAVY YARD SECTION

Convenient for Navy Yard en- q
ployes, a substantial O-FOom
ana oath brick. in good condi-
ton; latrobG heat, gas, "a.
rage In rear: immediate pos.
session; easy monthly pay
ments. Price. $4,000. A fine
bargain for some one. GAR.
MAN BROS. Call Lin. sGOO.
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Real Estate for Sale
Houses for Sale
rH1Rp PLACE n. n. .s.srs.-

THIRD PLACE N. n. tes75-
New house; complete In every
detail; colonial type; six rooms,
tile bath, oak floors, front
porch five large closets, Detroit
.Jewelr' range. screens for
IS front, laundry tubs. gas water
heater, hot-water heat. electric
lights, built-in' fireproof garage
Easiest kind OF terms, NPavsd
street. alley and sidewalk to be
included in price. Boss q
Phelps, realtors, 1417 X ut. N.
w. Evening phone service until
p. m. Main $500.
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FouRTEaNrH ST. VICINITY.

'OUHTEhNTH st. VICINITY
Beautiful corner brick residence
with s rooms and tile bath;
double brick garage; all mod
ern improvements; block from
Phone for appointment to In
spect. Main 901e. G. p. Bar.
rett. 1SO2 X 81. N. W.
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sTH AND IoAcFELLow SITS. N. w.

An extremely we'll built semi.
detached brick. side windows,
rooms and tile bath, h, W. h..
electricity, hardwood floors.
double, rear and concrete front
porcheS' Price. Ss.Seo; Easy
ments. CARAVAN BROk Call
Lincoln 1900.
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$6,75O

bath lexandria Pike
lot 5oxi.o It. $1,000 down and balance Ike - ~
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DISTINCTIVE BUNGALOWS

Will build 1t complete and help
YOU finance It. Aewis 7-Point
Protection /. Hoe Est values.
?. Complete appearance. 8. Gen
uine economy. q. Durable con-
Struction. 5. Right materials.
9. High resale value. Z. Last.
ing satisfaction, Lewis Home
Service. Guy 8. Zepp, presl-
dent. No. Thomas Circle.
Main sass.
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$3.50

$3.50 s4s month including interest Runsaow;
high location Price $3.50
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APARTMENT
Five rooms and bath each; one
apartment rents for SEQ;
separate entrances; live in one
and let the rent OF the other
pay for the house. Price,
$3.50: reasonable terms. g.
p. BARRETT, 16O3 r 81. ".
W. Main eos.
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SOUTH WOODBRIDGE

Beautiful bungalow, rooms
and bath, h. W. h.. electricity.
double laundry trays. garage
on lot 6Oxll0 IT. deep: large
attic. space for rooms. SpO.
cial price and terms have been
made during this campaign.
Price. 1880, $3.50 first cash
payment, balance like rent.
CARAVAN BROS. Call Lin
coin $500.
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WOODBRIDGE

zoos Franklin st. N. Il. Beau
tiful, just completed, six-roon
frame home; tile BATH hot
water heat; conveniently arr
ranged kitchen. Owner ON
premises until 6 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-07

H. T. LAW. 1919 z ST. 8. E.
Has a number of desirable
homes for sale, well and con-
veniently located in s. q. WASH
tngton; prices ranging from
$500 TO 1850. Prospective
purchasers will find II to their
advantage to see me at once.
Personal interviews secure bar
gains; enc on 1Ith ct. for @G,3oo.
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Instruction
Private Instruction

FRENCH-SP ANISH-ENGLISH
:. Class or individual instruction. Frank
lin asia. 305 Ethelhurst Apartments
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L-WASF1INGTON TIMES
November Ath, 1924

Tbs solution worries and msving OWN YOUR OWN
builders Washington
that part OF the decreasing the amount the home
q
Washington District
youa readyow lot
is THE TIME TO LANDLORD You'll
- LYON FITCH INC
w.
(onp property. ~ clarsnd
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Real Estate for Sale
Suburban Property for Sale 10.
An1NapoN-

Nearby virginia. n minister
ride from 18th and Pa. Ave,
N. w.. ! carfare: only occupied
months. practically brand
new, 5-room and bath detached
bungalow; furnace heat, cleo
: tricIty, water. sewerage, side
walk, front and rear pOfches, +
cellar under entire house, Mt
tic space for rooms, large
closets, fine lawn. House easily
worth $500 more than aska0.
Price, $3.50. Initial pay
neHt accepted az low az $3.50,
balance liberal monthly nay
lnents. It will pay you to in-
vestigate. II. B. TERRETT, SS1
Pa Ave. ". w. Main 200o.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.-(Near circls)-
New tapestry brick home. size
23x36 e., situated In the beat
section of the beautiful sub
urb, Chevy Chase. This home
10 complete in every detail and
can be purchased at q price
and terms beyond your axpec-
tations. THOS. e. FARRELL.
79l 10th st. N. w. Main 7es.
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Real Estate for
BRooKLAND-

Only $500 cash required. A
well-built and unusually at
tractive bungalow. convenient to
car line, schools and stores.
FlvA rooms and bath, excellent
heating plant. electric lights,
large dry basement with sta
tionary tubs. Lot 4Ix12s to IS
foot alley; exceedingly low
priced; balance $50 per month.
Phone Cleveland 1888. after 6
p. M, or address Box Ala
Times-Herald.
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GEORGIA AVE. N. W.. sol4--

ExceIIeat, store with beautiful
6-room apartment; moderately
equipped; electricity, hot. wa
ter heat; fin garage, good
cellarN Pittsburgh automatic
water heater, stationary tubs;
first-claBs condition. Price
$500; very reasonable terms.
II. ]. RAfNE, IlO6 Eye st.
N. W; Main IAs7.
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Real Estate for Sale

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Houses for Sale los
WOODBRIDGE, d. e.
EAT YOUR THANKSGIVING
DINNER IN A. NEW WOOD.
WARD & VIETH BUNGALOW
AT $3.50. $500 CASH, $46.25
PER MONTH.
WOODWARD & VIETH,
1929 r. /. AVE. N. e.
PHONE NORTH 73O.
02l 9TH ST. S. e.
Home Buyers, Inspect Above House
4 Left "A Left
Open till 9 p. M. Daily.
Representative on Premises.
Price, $3s950
$500 Cash
$40 Per Month
includes All INTEREST,"
A good-looking six-room colonial
porch brick home which has been
newly papered and painted, and
in excellent condition throughout.
Front yard and back yard to paved
alley.
j. DALLAS GRADY
S22 Maryland Bldg.
141O HI st, N. w, Main 727.
GET our big list Of Northeast and
Southeast homes.
Open evenings untiIN8 O'clock.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
9TH and H sits. N. e. Lincoln s97.
ANAcosTIA, w ST. s. O.
PRICE. $3.50.
A seven-room and bath, modern de-
tached house with lot 81 feet front By
1870 feet deep. with double brick garage.
One of the best residential streets in the
eastern section Of the city. We can give
possession within q short time and sell
| on very reasonable terms.
JOHN F. DONOHoE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave, S. E.
HOMES IN ALL PARTS OF CITY.
n. 2. THOMPSON CO,
WILL SELL Immediately at original
price. 1850. new Gruver built home
rms. elec., h.-w. h, built-in garage
small cash, SS5 mo. 1893 Trinidad
ave- N. r. No of. Fla ave. bet 18th
4 18th; / blk H st. cars.
FOR SALE on RENT
S74a JoceIyn St
Call Main III.
SEE Us for bargains in city and nearby
suburban property. II. c. Maynor &
Co.. 1909 N. Capitol st. PotOmac
NEW s-rm. and b. brick homes; 9. m. J.
$500 cash; mo. payments, S65. c. p.
Barrett. 1902 st. n. w. Main 9016.
VACANT-Cozy corner home; fine N
e. section; six large rooms; bath
colonial porch; h. w.-h; fine yard
$3.50. Small cash payment. Main
1881.
WE have properties In all sections q
re az city 4 s. = Mas; Sms sss, z Co. ASH
sARoAIN-shapiro HOMES. :2e chan:
mo. rma.. bath. NV. b.. elec.. Gara9e
coLoRED-Homea. 2200 block 3nd Sc
N. w. Convenient terrn0 N. n. HaP'
RE. S13 y So. n. ".
n ?. Sg gin, q! l.nvss agErTs
- ILEMis-EDi a,5 HoMES ....
Let a. submit our list OF homes and
| invegtments before you purchase.
JOHN r. DONOHOE q SONS.
S14 Pennsylvania Avenue 8.
Real Estate to Exchange los
|
NOTICE
Will trade three new stores and
apartments, wide thorough
fare, where business Is rapidly
Increasing for well-secured Sec
ond trust mortgages. See Mr..
! GAINS,
| THos. e. FARRELL.
7zl 10th st. N. w. II. 766.
Suburban Property for Sale III
BUY IN "FAIRLAWN."
II. B. TERRETT, Agent.
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sAUL's ADDITION
Almost new. strictly modern,
semidetached brick Of 8 rooms
ana baths; breakfast porch;
garage. Owner very anxious to
sell ana has priced this house
considerably below the market
for quick action. e. Roy Lewis
4 Co. 171S Conn. ave. Pot. 21s1.
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Real Estate for Sale
Houses for Sale
FA1RLAwN-

FAIRLAwN--
1910 Tea ST. s. C., brand new
6-room bungalow, beautiful de-
sign. tile bath; furnace heat,
gas. electricity, cellar under
entire house. large closets, hard.
wood floors, lot BOxSl I IT,,
southern location: convenient
20 new park, making Il an
ideaH LOCATION: $3.50 knocked off
special during this campaign.
Price only $3.50. viii &C.
cept a. low as $500 cash pay
tnent, balance like rent. II.
.. TERRETT. Gal Pa. Ave.
n. w. Main 5000.
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The ]. w. Holloway Co.,
Real Estate, Insurance. Mortgages
lilo st. n. W., Franklin S9S
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wooDR1peE. D, C.

Two new houses about COM
pleted; near cars and schools;
s rooms, hardwood floors, Sleep
ing porch and massive fireplace.
Can make terms. NJ. o. Bull. d.
1900 Rhode Island Ave. North
6e11-J.
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NORTHEAST. 1850

Near Sixth and n SITS. Beau
tiful colonial home: nice
rooms; tile bath. reception hall;
gas and electricity. hot water
heat; cement cellar. large
yard; everything e bod con-
e. dition. Easy & For In
formation see K. Barry,
1897 H St NV Aain 1901.
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Suburban Property for Sale
Suburban Property for Sale
$3.50

5,ro
cleo; furnace heat; lot Price, $3.50
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WEST CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
New bungalowR ideal in con.
structiUH and location. In the
path Of growing real estate VAL
ues. Small initial payment. bal
ance like rent. See what We
have to offer before selecting .
home elsewhere. washington
Real Estate Co.. 1t16 ct. N. W.
Main 1857.
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Suburban Property to Rent 81
COLORED--5-room house; large lot; ago
mo. Mr.. Ray SIS 10th st. N. w.
$40 MONTH--b-rm. house; large lot. See
Mr.. Ray, 51S 10th ct. N. w.
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$3.50 cash. $50 per month. Five
room bungalow; sleeping porch.
fine location, garage. Above
price Includes all interest.
Several other new 6, and
room houses near completion.
Terms may be arranged. M. o.
Bull. 22O0 Rhode Island Ave.
North 6611-J.
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Shore Pronerfy for GaIe m

Shore Property for Sale III
coMPLETELY FURNISHED 4O-RooM
HOTEL
on Chesapeake Bay, q Lave
Point, Md, IS acres Of land;
ideal location for amusement
park. Accessible by good roads.
railroad and steamboat; wonder
full fishing; excellent bathing
beach. Price on this property
is very low; terms reasonable;
owner will consider trading for
income property. We have
many other good business prop
Osttions to offer. II you wish
to buy or sell we can be Of
service to you.
The 7 w Hollouav Ca
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
MANY GOLFERS IN
 DONATION TOURNEY
C. ". Manning and R. ". PO-
 teet Turn in Best Scores

The first donation tournament to be held at the Shuttle Meadow club was run off Saturday afternoon with about 50 members participating. The cake donated by the steward for The low gross score was won by c. W. Manning wbo turned in a card Of 77. R. W. Poteet won the low net prize turning in score Of 92-23-69. MT, Poteet also won n special prize donated by the Frch- Jones Co. The prize for high gross donated by Val Flood was won by George Taylor.
 The tournament proved one of the most popular ever held at the club and two larger tables in the grill room were filled with prizes which included golf clubs, carving sets. golf balls, silvcrware. insur- ance policies, etc.
 In the semi-fnal round Of the Presidents Cup tournament at the Shuttle Meadow club Saturday P. F. McDonough defeated r. J. Wach- ter. Mir. McDonough will meet H. H. Vessel in the final round the early part Of this week. This tournament has attracted a large entry and the competition has been very keen with some excellent scores being turned in. The match between NIT. Vessel and Mfr. McDcneash is expected to aasact
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
SISTERS EL0PE; DAD MADE ILL One With Chauffeur, the Other
 With Electrician

Lenox, Mass, Sept S.-Grenville Lindall Winthrop. head of one of the most prominent families of LenoX, learned of the elopement of his two daughters, Miss Kate Winthrop and Miss Emily Lindall Winthrop when he reached his home here Saturday. News of the marriage of Miss Emily and the family chauffeur and of Miss Kate and an electrician formerly en- ploycd on the estate was imparted to. the father by Miss Helen Holmes, who has acted as secretary for the two daughters.
 MT. Winthrop, who is about 65 years old. was unneryed by, the in- formation and his family was said to have called a physician. Mir. Winthrop went later to Ethelwynd, near the Lenox club to tell his Mrs. Robert Winthrop, who is SC years, of the unexpected nuptials.
 ? Miles Second Marriage
 Miles, the chauffeur, who mar ried Miss Emily Winthrop, told the silent town clerk, William Powers, on Aug. 2S. when he applied for the marriage license, that he wss SS years old and a widower. His parents are John F. and Viola Cas- well Miles ofsMiIton. Vt
 Miles first wife was an actress, 8
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08

member of the Mike Sacks Musical Comedy company, a road troupe that was playing in Pittsfleld when Miles first met her. They were married after brief courtship and went to live in cottage on MT. Winthrop's estate here. The quiet village life of Lenox did not ap- peal to Mrs. Miles, and they soon parted company. Several months ago, according to a close Lenox friend of Miles, he filed in the Berkshire probate court a libel for divorce on the grounds of deser- ton. When the sheriff went to serve the papers on her, according to this information, he found that she was dead.
 Miles has been in Miss Emily Winthrop's company this summer far more than the father and other members of the family realized. Townspeople recalled today they had often seen one of the Winthrop cars either driving slowly or parked on Berkshire rural roads, far re- moved from the main automobile routes. Mir. Winthrop's occasional trips 10 New York furnished op- portunity for these afternoon trips
New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
35O AT OUTING OF
 CORBIN SHOP CLUB
Dinner, Speaking, Baseball and
 Athletic Sports on Program

The annual outing of the F. & r. NorbIn club and the office force took place on Saturday at Lake Com pouncc. Tbero were abouS3 $50 per sons present the guests including the wives of the members oi the Corbin org 1nization.
 The assembly gathered at the tables for one of the Compounce chicken dinners, after a photograph had been taken. Following the din- ner Fred c. Hausmann. chairman Of the committee, made a brief speech and introduced General Manager c. B, Parsons and Captain W. S. Trask, the president Of the Corbin club. The program of events followed.
 There was some intercstsin the baseball game. Until the past few yeaiS, the factory regularly won the ball game. which is a part of each