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Evening star., 1924-04-14
M'GLONE, STAR,
Is LOST TO HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 14.-Joe
McGlone, Harvard three letter athlete
is lost to Crimson athletes for all time
Recently an old knee injury began to
trouble him, and doctors said that fur
ther play would necessitate a serious
operation and a knee possibly stiffened
for life
McGlone. a sophomore. was expected
to play second base on the base ball
team. He was a track man and a
bacilfield in foot ball.
His loss. together with that of Capt.
Percy Jenkins, ShortStop, similarly
injured, and Ken Hill. leading pitcher,
i'll with erysipelaS. has dealt Harvard's
base BAH prospects a severe blow.
Evening star., 1924-04-14
SEATS FOR EVERYBODY
AT OPENER TOMORROW
Here's a tip for Washington fans.

Here's Washngt0n
the Nationals will the 1924 with the Pha
the largest crowd that
capital All reserved have
disposed of for weeks but there than twice
occupied
frst-served basis.
of "big days" in this
a
staged of vantage points
In field
cared for While naturally
will
obucted everything that happens If be
There will be plenty of
spaIing 1888 and will be until
at
file
foresighed roupng into
arn,ed.
Evening star., 1924-04-14
RICHARD SIGNS SPALLA
FOR TWO RING BATTLES

MONTENIDIO. Uruguay, April IA
-Erminio SpalIa. European heavy
weight champion, who is a passenger
aboard the steamship Western World
for New York. told the newspaper
men here that he had signed engage
mentS with Tex Rickard, American
promoter. to meet Floyd Johnson and
Quintin Romero Rojas while in the
United States.
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CRIFFS READY FOR START
WITH MACKS TOMORROW
Record Crowd Is Expected When President Coolidge
Tosses Out Ball to Inaugurate American
League Campaign in the Capital
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

TASHINGTONS 1924 American to be
Wv opened about
the Chief Executive
ball formally
base ball The Secretary OF the Navy
Curtis Dwight Wilbur will ofcat the flag raising prior the
Raymond Harris the Nationals
the field do battle with the Athletics Philadelphia and the
will Stadium before used
The Sis
o'clock will
be
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MISS WILLS STARTS SOON.

BERKELEY, Calif., April It
Helen Wills, national woman tennis
champion, will leave Berkeley for her
European campaign May Z. Miss
Wills will arrive in New York May
IL and sail on the Berengaria May
II. On board ship a backstop will
be erected for her that she may con-
tinue practice.
Evening star., 1924-04-14
MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED.

Los ANGELES, Calf, April IA
Ray Waishaar, thirty-one, nationally
known motor cycle racer, died last
night of injuries received at Ascot
Speedway yesterday when his motor
cycle skidded on a turn and crashed
into the fence.
Evening star., 1924-04-14
CHICAGO U. ADDS MEETS.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Two dual meets
have been added to the University of
Chicago track and field schedule Chi
cago will meet Northwestern at Stagg
Field May "a and Ohio State here May
10. The remaining dual meet will be
with Iowa here May 10.
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$4,000 AT CHICAGO GAME.

CHICAGO, April 14-While vari-
Gus base ball officials throughout the
country were prognosticating pros
porous season for 1924, close to 32,-
900 fans turned out yesterday to see
the New York Giants defeat the
Chicago White SoX, 8 to 5, in an
exhibition game.
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HAVERS-OCKENDEN WIN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April IA
Arthur Havers, open golf champion of
England, and James Ockenden defeated
Fred knight, winner of the recent
north and south tournament at Pine
hurst, and J. Wood Platt, Phiia-
delphia- in an exhibition match yester-
day, 4 and g.
Evening star., 1924-04-14

Both leagues start the season stimuli
taneousiy this year. Last year, be-
cause of the placing of some Sunday
and holiday dates. the American
started one day later than the Ma
tionaL
The lineup for the other National
League clubs is as follows: New York
at Brooklyn. Phila delphia at Boston
and Chicago at St Louis
Two Other Confenders Clash.
Little less interesting than the
Observation-Disclosures struggle, If any,
s. the opening game between the Lake
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MAISELS LOSE FATHER.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 14-Chris-
tian Maisel, father of Fritz Maisel
of the Baltimore Orioles and George
Maisel Of the Toronto CLUB, died yes
terday at his home in Catonsvfl1e
after an Illness of several years. He
was seventy-two years Of age.
Evening star., 1924-04-14

a Poss7o s1as1 A sSs
Sto!en base-Rice. Sacrifice hits-Rioe Year
gin. Double plays-Bancroft to Tierney,
to Bancroft to McInnis. Left on bases-Bos.
ton. 8; Washington. g. Bases on baIls-of
zanniser, s; of Yoargin, 2: of Marberry. 4;
zahniser. in l-3 innings; off Marbery, 2
in s innings: off Ysargin, 5 in 4 innings; off
! inning; off Speeoe, 2 in 80 innings. Hit
by pitcher-By zahniser (Padgett). by Lucas
tJudse). Struck out-By zahniser, /: by
Marharry, 8; by Lucas. / by Speece, /. Wild
pitch-Speece. Winning pitcher-Marberry.
Losing pitcher-YesrgiA Umpires-Messrs.
sosIs ESss..n .nd 70 iDd miBsss iausass i@s& Same-a
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CURTAIN RAISERS THERE
MAY DECIDE TWO FLAGS
Initial Meetings of the Reds and Praes and Tigers
And Indians Find Logical Contenders of
Both Big Leagues Oashing.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK. April 14-Perhaps the
that will be played in either major league the opening
of the will be that between Pittsburgh
cnnai of the National circuit scheduled for Cincinnati
In Cincinnati will off to the flying which about
the only thing that land championship
will be which
club of the
have the
possibilities this decide
the National is be tight
Evening star., 1924-04-14
WICHITA GETS BECK.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 14.-Fred
Beck, first baseman of the St. Paul
American Association club, has been
sold to Wichita of the Western
I,eagIIe
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PHILS SELL WEINERT

Los ANGELES, April 14.-Phil
Weinert, southpaw pitcher, has been
purchased from the Philadelphia Ma
tional League Club by the Los An
geles Pacific Coast League Club
Evening star., 1924-04-14

STRIBLING FIGHTS McEWAN.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Young
Stribling meets Tex McEwan Of
Canada tonight in a ten-round de-
cision bout.
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Awaits Opening Season Eyes of Fans Cincinnati and Detroit
EXHIBITION BASE BALL

At St. Louis B. II. E.
st. Louis (NstionaI ..,......,,.. 8 0
0' Dyer, rsu'' Deah i and WICK: vaasiidsr. Davis.
Bayne. Kolp. D.nforth and Collins.
New York (NationaD .......... 8 IL o
Ss4s.. Sessss.a and 10
Cvensros, MoWeeny, Davenport and schalk.
Brooklyn (NationaD D............. s /
New York IAmerioan1 ,s::i.6 II Q
and Schang.
At Cincinnati
Edwards and 1. sewsli; May, sheshan and
Sandberg and Hargrave.
Baltimore InternationaD ..r...... Il IA 8
Hamilton, Belts, Bishop and Wilson. Wen
dell; Groves, Thomas. Wesol and Cobb, Greene.
Detroit (Agsriean, n,,::.a;.;,......'.'
whitehill. Cole and Bassler, woodarl; Kelly,
Craft and Yarnan.
IndisnaPolis American Assn)..... Z 12 2
0GEIa Eiisr Fitzsimmons and Dixon; fullerton and
Picinich.
Pittsburgh (NationaD ........... 8
Louisville (Americsn ASSN ....... 2
Kremer. Yde and Smith; Holley, de Berry
and Meyer.
At Jersey City
jersey Cs:y (InternationaD ........ 2
Philadelphia (American) ...... j
cellars and Freitss Pierson and Hyerman.
At Kansas City
Chlcago (Natlonhl ............. lE 81 q
Kansas City american Assn.)... 6
Jacobs. Blake and o'Farrell; Wilkinson and
SkiF
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Here Are the Line-Ups
For Opener Tomorrow

NATIONALS. ATHLETICS.
Judge. 1b. Bishop. %.
S. Harris, 2b. Hale, 3b.
Rice, CT. Strand. CT
Gcslin Ii. Eaussr. Id.
Fisher, IF Simmons. II.
Frothro. Sc. Miller, IF,
Peckinpaugh, SIS. Galloway, SIS.
Ruel, c. Perkins, c.
johnson. p. 5. Harris, p.
Russell, p Romme!, p.
Specie. p. Mayor, =.
UmpiP S-MessrS. Evans (bekind plate),
NaIiin and Rowland.
Place-C1ark Griffith Stadium.
Time-3:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-04-14

Shamrock Seniors are to meet to-
night at 522 Sth street southeast.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
JOHNSON AGAIN FLAYS
PRESIDENTS POLICIES
California Senator Against League,
Court and Arms Sale to
0bregon Government.
REPEATS BONUS CAN BE PAID
Rich Men Hit for Stand Opposing
Adjusted Pay.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, January 10
The foreign policy of the Coolidge ad-
miniStratfon was attacked from two
angles by Senator Hiram Johnson of
California here tonight. He not only
reiterated his opposition to the world
court and the league of nations, with
or without reservations, but he OBJ
jected strenuously to the selling of
arms and munitions by the United
States government to the Obregon
forces of Mexico.
Our action in Mexico is immoral if
not Illegal" Senator Johnson said.
What departure from the policy
America has ever pursued. What an
is ours today! We. who We're born
In revolution. The United. States
government says to the people in
hablting this continent. if you dare
HSht for what you deem to be right,
II you raise your hands against op-
preston or wrong. the most powerful
nation In the world, it's genesis,
armed resistance, will come to the
aid OF those you think your op-
pressors, and will maintain existing
power.
Wants Bonus Paid.
a
indicating a different philosophy of
government. ! have characterized the
present administration as reaction
ary'"
Senator Johnson declared that the
bonus should be voted and given to
world war soldiers.
Contrast the $50 per month re-
celved by the soldier during the war
with Wnat those at home made dur
ing that period said the senator.
oh: We business man, who protest
against recognition of the soldiers
now. remember your attitude then.
Not only was the principle of ad-
Justed compensation recognized by
our government. but the government
during the war and for some months
thereafter actually paid bonus to
It's civilian employees. Certain of the
great captains of industry, whose in
comes are beyond the dreams of
avarice of the ordinary man, prate
and prate about commercialized pa
triotism. When these gentlemen have
paid back into the Treasury of the
United States the profits they made
during the war. they may be heard
about commercialized patriotism. but
until that day arrives let them keep
silent on the pitiful sum that is
asked by the men who sheltered them
and their business and enabled them
to make their unholy profits.
Sees Tax Cut for Rich.
And remember this adjusted COM
pensation bill can be passed and the
sums due under it paid by the gov
ernment and taxes reduced, too"
Senator johnson then went into the
tax situation and contended that the
Mellon plan worked in favor of the
man with large income. He said there
were 13.600,000 people who pay taxes
on incomes of less than $4,000, while
33o.oO0 pay taxes on incomes of more
than $4,000. He gave figures that
purported to show that men who paid
on incomes from s250,OOO to $4,000, 900
would save amounts ranging from
$4,000 to $1,S30,000 under the Mellon
plan.
The senator repeated his previous
attack on the republican national
committee for putting back the south
ern delegation representation in the
national convention
Evening star., 1924-01-20

thetic persons because he has a tack
in one Of his lungs. spent a quiet day
in his crib at the University OF Penn
sylvania Hospital. He stood the jour-
ney from the west well.
Today he had a slight temperature
and there was a little evidence Of
bronchial pneumonia due to the pres
ence OF the tack. but 1t was said at
the hospital he was in no danger.
An Ex-ray was taken and the tack
Evening star., 1924-01-20

legged failure to carry out contracts for
delivery Of Piggly Wiggly Stores. Inc,
stock.
Contending that the stock exchange
had no power to interfere with the de-
livery of Piggly Wiggly shares where
the right accrued prior to the suspen-
sion Of dealings In the stock, Milton
dealings in the stock was in bad faitn
and designed to protect the snort
Evening star., 1924-01-20
THE WEATHER

For the District of Columbia.
Maryland and Virginia-Rain, possi-
bly, changing to snow today: much
colder this afternoon and night, with
cold wave; Monday fair and colder;
fresh shifting winds.
For West Virginia-Rain, changing
to snow today; much colder, cold
wave by tonight; Monday fair and
cold.
Records for Twenty-Five Hours.
Observation-Disclosures So; am.
~; am. SO; 6 am, 80; am, 90:
10 am, SS; I2 noon, 4S; p"m 60 20:
4 pm, 81; pm, 81; s pm, 40: 10
pm, 80.
Highest temperature. 516. 1owest
I32.6 'i'o' invest
Relative humidity-s am, "a: 2p.m..
.63; pm, 81.
OF sunshine, Al; per cent of possible
Temperature same date last year:
Highest, so; lowest, 33.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey.)
Ioday-Low tide. 20 am. and 1923
p M; high tide, 6:57 am. and 7:13 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:O4 am. and
ana 2:O7 p.m.; high tide, 7:40 am
and 1855 pm.
The Sum and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 1924 am; sun
sets sis pm
Tomorrow.sun rises 1928 am;
Moon rises 4:16 p.m; sets 6:os am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-haif hour after sunset
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
ELECTRIC PLANT BURNS,

ALBANY, N. Y, January .19.-Fire
which swept through three floors of
the Havens Electric Company on AL
bany's newspaper row. Beaver street,
late today, was brought under control
after it had ragged for nearly an
hour and had endangered the several
wood and brick buildings of the
block.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
BONUS BONDS SOLD.

TOPEKA. Kan, January 19.-Hal-
garten & Co. of New York late today
was declared the successful bidders
for $3,500,000 supplemental Kansas
soldier bonus bonds at q premium of
|$55,195.76. Eight offers were received.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

interests rather than serve any honest
or legitimate purpose.
The three brokerage firms named as
defendants are A. "A. Houston and Com
pany, James E. Bennet and Company
and Clark, Childs and Company.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
500, 900 SUIT RESULT
OF PIGGLY-WIGGLY DEAL

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 19.--The New
York Stock Exchange and three broker
age firms were sued for 100000 today
by Frank c. Million and Walter L.
Smith, both Of Memphis. Tenn, for al
Evening star., 1924-01-20

The human Jaw possesses only
eight muscles, but these exercise a
force of nearly a quarter of ton.
You never can tell. All the people
who pose are not models.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
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Evening star., 1924-01-20
bumSteadsW0rInSvruD

20 children angel of mercy" Where
Objections are followed, IT NEVER FAILS.
Ihspte scarcity and enormous cost Of SAN
1DNIN, it contains full dose. Stood sixty
Wars test. Sold everywhere by mail, soc
asbottle.
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Evening star., 1924-01-20

The ratio of males to females is
higher for the farm population than
1t is for the total population except
in. three states.
Evening star., 1924-01-20

located to the satisfaction Of DR..
Cheyalier Jackson, who will perform,
the operation with a bronchoscope,
probably Monday.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
BABY WITH TACK IN LUNG
RESTS QUIETLY IN CRIB

By tho Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, January 10
Cletus Moore, eight months old, OF
st. Louis, Mo-, who is attracting much
attention from physicians and sympa-
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

hNiN 'Ai'i-L-. tenement house oT Io rooms, sas. electric lights. cuy water
 esnlral2 iocated, lot ilNioi. Price st, l,. '. hafden, Middle st.. East Rristai. fLAiNNtlH.E--2 arres oT l.7,7 ...-7-- cultivation. would make au c,..ii,., ,iHrh Iatm or good rhirken farm. pri,s N-"p'' &baN taslt. Balance easy ts,,,,.@ i.'aa'u Tor selling, owner leaving town. i'' l.. iiasheh' ? Middle st., East ntistol.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and 1cncments

Apartments and 1cncmcnts 69 TIYE- rooms of furniture for sale, ,heap. if taken at once. Gan by seen at l { Connortou st.. after :. HART ST. iIs--S room tenement. all ifn- prntsinruts Inquire on premises. MAIN ST room apartment. new biock steam heat, hot water continuous. Ad- dress Box : Herald or phone 2tio. MAIN ST. 5s7--6 room tenement. al1 mod eia improt Cmcnts steam heat. central loraiion. garage f desired. Tel. 25sf. trpy, M. Birnhaum. MYRTLE ST. 233--5 room tenement, al inrrcv vemcnts Just rtmndclcd. NEWINGTON AVE. ,7--I room tenement all modern Improvements. inquire at above address.
 WEST MAIN ST. gbG--s rooms modern first floor tenement 10 rent. all latest improve meHts. Inquire on premises. WEST MAIN sT. 35s-shcrman tt nTart- meHts g. [. and room apartments al modern improvements. heated and jeuitor scryice. Call 2ii2. WILSON ST. s6-5 room tenement, aIl Improvements.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

ID HT0 he New dR Y HABIT
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto Parts and Accessories

YOUR BATTERT-Is INSURED WHEN STORED AT O'NEIIS. DON'T LET IT DIE IN THE CELLAR. PHONE s0o
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
suburban Tor Sale

BERLIN No. .t small house. | Toems i'sm on trolley. With this place goes an pAtla lot. Tine view Isl.s, = -. .' city water available all for ss.sao. ,'aahs lndn Farm Asuncy. l3i Main st.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

EDDY DULL Doc HUNTING fLAgs-- Cost half as much and wear twice as long, fast eoloilng and absolutely moth pfuof.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
FINANCIAL

THE Mt-ASSUAL-payrrent on pripci- pal. with 7b interest in advance, makes Bodwell Realty First Mortgages a gilt edge investment. Sold in amounts from s2e0.o0 to si.0O0.O0. Phone lsei
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

fAlLoH SUITES Of pieces in tapestry, velour and mohair, Ezceptionaliv Iarg. variety at low I'riccs. Prompt, careful de- llyerles. MaI zueKer, 516 Main. Tel, 5Os. RAT hILLER-ConeNco Hat Enterrninatof. t5 per dozen atkages. after eatIu. rat . ule outdoors. Hacklit.C 8Tus., Park and BlseIoM sts.i Asrieuitural Dept.
 WE-carry the largest stock of IeaVv Mi"teI apparel In the city at prices which We defy anyone to equal Sbept,etIf,, ,..', Tor men ss.s5. S12.5O; sweaters. hosist,
 underwent shoes. army shirts ratnroats a ete. setc- Space foo small to mention ,h, bis variety. It will pay you to walk a Army S Navy supply Co. 5s Churri, <,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
Building Lots for Sale
Farms For Sale

VT " ht- FNIW-"a3 ITIaNle and level as a tioot good room house, basement barn, large tool shed, work shop etc, rich loamy land, easy to tlll, 20 friut trees maple shaded lawn on improved road and near town, prire Ss, 500 and 10 make quick sale the owner win throw in a COWS two hciicrs two horses pigs so hens al farm tools. etc. Part cash. bal. anre easy terms. h, Q. Coleman seuth- iEgton. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

ELM iiilaL--9 room iuttHge- ali r,o,i.-5ss,., '"hNcnicnrcs lots With fruit. Apniv
 Ioom 2gl National Bank Bldg, P5ans
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agenis-ReaI Estate

FOR real estate and fire insurance see The John Cooke company. Hough St. Plainvilis Conn
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
EDUCATIONAL

Dancing Teachers 95 MISS NJ. siEINHAUS and Mr. IT. Stein. haus. private instructors in ballroom. collegiate, oriental 1anc.ng. Phones residence. 3e42-4: studio. iiss. 2i3 Main.
 Instrumental and Vocal S6 VIOLIN TEACHER--M F. Valentine. stu- dio 14o Main si. res. 255 carlton St. Tel. 2552-23. Credit 10 II. S. pupils.
 Local and Private instructors g ROTHA AGNES sTAPLEs-Reader and teacher Of dramatic art. Phone Farm ington 53-3 or Sat. D. m. 12ss-14.
 1 EMPLOYMENT |
 Heip-Mcn Wanted 4f AUTOMOBILE sALEsstAN--Inqulre. gs Arch St., Phone zsb2.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets 5I DOds-- Boston Bull terrier, fuIi biooded
 spayed female and u,aiu collie terrier
 mixture. EXce!,en, dogs for children
 Prices reasonable. Phone 9si.3. F. Q --thoroushbrsd collIc pup, foi
 sale, also Dostons Bolman, 45 Main st |
 Eggs, Poultry, Supplies a2 BABY ClliCks--from the worlds largest l producers. An. variety, pure bred l chicks order now tor spring delivery
 $. P. strople.
 BABY CHlCKs-placc orders now for
 spring delivery at N. D. Bird X Feed Co., IF Arch s., Phone ll?l-3.
 BABY CHICKS hatching eggs and custom matching. kosenko Dros. So. Washing ton street, plaln.ille. Tel. 55.li.
 Dul Conn. State Tested Chicks. LeYhorns. ] Reds B. Rocks and Wyandottes. our 1 honesty Is your protection" Free clreu- lar. Hall brothers. Mallingford. Conn. BABY CIIlCk5--order now for spring de. livery. We call furnish any variety of pure breed chicks. kaCkliHr Bros lnc., Park and Blgclow sts. order carly. BABY cHICKs-Popuiar breeds; prepaid; 1; guaranteed delivery free eatsiog. Clsfks Hatchery. Dept. Is, East Hartford, Conn BABY CHlCks--flrst shipment Feb. 27 and uarriod in our store until July list. Heal thy chicks from pure breed, heavy egg laying strains. Rhode Island Reds. Bar red Rocks, White and Brown Loshons
 White Wyandottes, White Rocks, Ancon- as and Jersey Black Giants Racklilfe Bros, Park and Bigelow st., Phone 107S. DUCkEi E-Tho worlds foremost incuDa- tors and breeders. Guaranteed to hatch more chicks than any other brand. Com plcte line Of poultry supplies C. A. nnH
 CUSTOM HATCHING- Shuttle Meadow Rd. city. Phone 2siI-2.
 CYPHERs -Incubator el0 egg caparIty go. ono coal burning buckeye brooder, 500 chick capacity. Price sls. Tel. 2271-4. Thomas Aldrich, 5iO shuttle Meadow EGGS-for matching. single comb Rhode Island Reds. Blue Ribbon winners. Fer tllity guaranteed. Ten mated pens. John Johnston. 66 Francis st.. city. Tel. 2446-s. iNCU CUBAToRS-"Buckeye 60 to 600 egg capacity. Royal coal burning Jrooders 500 10 1000 chick siEe. Chick feeders chick founts, gernicidc. lice powder. chick feed and a complete line of poultry supplies and everything needed for the proper care of baby chicks. Rackllne Bros Inc. Park Bigelow. Phone is7t. LIVE POULTitS~ bought and sold. Special prices on native turkey and gees. We dress poultry free. Alex Malamid. S2 Hartford Ave. Phone t5gb. N. MEssINA--2i3 Washington st., Tel. Ss4-ls, bidder on all kinds of live poui- try. Buyer and seller. OLD NEWSPAPER MaTs-Llnlns for chicken eoops, soc a hundred. for sale at Herald office, s7 Church street. Incubators turn Of the i crank turns every egg. For sale at \. 1 B. Bird q Feed O.. i72 Arch st. sAVE-your early hatch by placing the | chicks under inc Reliable o0al or oil | burning Rroodcrs. Erickson 6 Johnson. | 3i Dwight St.. Tel. sie. I. Cockerels for breeding, t4 | each. Mrs. F. II. stevenson. He'd Stone IIIii Plainyile.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

fENCiLs--Genulne EyershArps. These are the Heal Byersharps made by the wabi company All sizes, Finishes and chas- tngs in stock. il.b0 pencils, zoe; sa.bo pencils. tl.60i t5.oU pencils, tisO. st0O pencils. s2.ioi s5f0 pencils, s3.0O, The finest and best pencil bargain in New, Britain. By sour graduation gifts now, St.. Phone 1903.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-21

the police an alibi a. to his wAare-
abouts during the time Of the rob
berry.