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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
CONF ABB AROUSES
CONTROVERSY
Britten Proposal Opposed in
Congress

While Seattle generally approves
the Brittcn plan for "a Pacific peace
conference, according 20 statements
from many perronH Ia varied walks
Of life, Pacific coast congressman 10.
day said they were not Ia favor Of
the scheme.
Tho resolution. which authorizes
President Coolidge TO call a confer
eneo OF white nations bordering the
Pacific 10 work out economic prob.
loms and insure peace on the worlds
greatest ocean, Is being fought By
tho Washington administration. Tho
Presidents advisors profess 20 see In
tho plan a thrus, az friendly rela.
tons between the United States and
Japan.
Representative Albert Johnson. OF
tho immigration committee, said in
Washington, d. C., today that Coast
members arc not party to tho reso.
luton md never We're" lie asserted
that Coast chambers OF commerce
also were opposed 10 the plan.
The resolution viii be mlsundsr.
stood by people around tho Pacific"
johnson said IT Will DO provocative
Of trouble. So far as Japan Is con.
cernod. tho immigration question Is
over and relations again are normal"
johnEon,s statement concerning
tho Immigration question came on
the heels or a public declaration by
Chuisha ohashi, Japanese consul at
Seattle, that "full equality with
white Americans" Is what japan
wants 10 Insure a solution OF the
Pacific problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
FOURTH DEPUTY
QUITS OFFICE
Arthur Sohramm viii Leave
Prosecutor Force

Arthur Erhumm. tlYu deputy aa
tho prosecutors staff Tor tha past
four years. has handed IN hIs resiF
nation % take effect Innr.g T. on
the same date Fr0ssruroreleet Ewr
ing Colyn win loco tha service az
prPutlsr I Al Patterson. EHrt E9a
and Chester A. nstrheiEr
because Do must uame O. ur.
etsror 90 himself aa chief deputy
prosecutor, GOWN must now uHmn
eve new deputiss The slate az ap.
pointmtnts win ne mHds purlis th6
frst a. tho week
Eugene Msacham. who leaves th0
posi ~ divorce proctor 20 reeumo o.
criminal deputy January d. Ethan
Pcyaer. Cordelia intel Robert Mao
faT!zna, 4. a. MorrUw and Holland
nartlluE are expected o. remain
with tho office.
Schramm has not ytt announced
he intentions a. 20 tho future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Navy Aviation to
Get Id Millions

WASHINGTON, Dec, 20. - Tho
navy supply bin. carrying appropria.
tons OF t3s,ss5.57s. was passed BY
tho house late yesterday by a vote
OF 1856 10 II.
Included IN tho measure Is an
appropriation OF ii4.sOO. 900 for ava.
ton and provision authorizing tho
navy department 70 enter contracts
for tho purchase Of now nlrpanss
and equipment amounting 70 ~.
90 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
CONGRESS QUITS
Fatigued Legislators Halt
Work for Holidays

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-wth an
incomplete record behind Il and IN
uncertain future ahead. congress will
adjourn today for the Christmas hol.
idays.
During the past three weeks two
important measures have been final.
~ disposed of--the deficiency ana
naval reeonditioning bills. which
were hanging over from the last ses.
sion.
On Muscle Shoals and the postal
salary raises. the senate got into
such middle that none OF the lead.
ors can foresee such an outcome.
Supply bills which tho house is
making short work OF will require
the senate's attention as soon as IL
reconvenes.
Three or them already have been
passed by the house.
Opponents OF the Underwood
Muscle Shonls bill. encouraged by
their IL TO 20 victory on tho Walsh
amendment making leases subject to
the federal water power act, feel con-
fldent they viii bo able 70 defeat the
measure after tho recess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Phone Repair Men
to Work on Sunday

Telephone limo repair crows in Sc.
attic viii be kept busy all day Sun.
day in an attempt 10 restore service
interrupted by tho cold weather as
completely as possible. Two thou
Eand phones nro still out OF order
In Seattle, II was estimated at com.
pnny headquarters Saturday morn.
Ing. Continued cold weather has
caused wires to continue TO break
generally II was expected that tho
number OF phones out OF service
would DO materially reduced before
Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
ALLEGED CRAFT
PR0BER HELD
GUILTY
Behneman Loses Drunk
Driving Case
JUDGE SlLENCES MAYOR
Charges OF Graft in City
Administration Aired

E'EATUREp by sharp verbal tuu
4 ln oua or vhlrh Defense Attorney
~. T.. Park WAS dared 20 rcrtat some
< his questions "aut on tha street,
ma On which alieEutious az crooked
politics playtl the major part, NJ. %.
Hthnemln, former investigator FOR
Ih1 mayor ana alicsed aide ~ the
federal dry forces. was late Friday
declared guilty ~ driving an automo-
sllf while drunk, af ESQ the morning
sf October ].
The trial rUsambled recent hearings
ef the council efficiency committee.
ana most % the testimony given az
one on these sessions was repeated
before a packed courtroom.
Mayor Brown and his campaign
manager. n J, Hrown. Jrs whom
nehneman charged caused hts arrest
ta oetain alleged discriminating evil
1enCe took the stand IN the states
rcbuital ana were supported by Carl
gassn1n and Roy Thornton. former
aucr ban owner.
Tho evidence was So prolonged
ma bordsred 40 many times on tho
humorous that Justice Dalton sew,
eul times called n halt and rcpri,
mandcl both state and defense wit.
ucsses
"Oh. doctor" he cautioned the
mayor once. "ho sim. I'm get.
ting tirrd ~ this Were tryine
man for drunken driving. not
for how much money you owe
og how you got your campaign
fund.-, don't care whether sou
got Il BY bunk or not.
limo and again Attorney Park. op,
posed Dy Deputy Prosecutor Ralph
Hammer. sought TO show that Gass.
man and Thornton acted as go.
hetwctus' for the mayor and the
Vice element They refused TO an.
sNcr OF deny bis allegations. once
Eastman dared Rehnoman 90 so out
ln the sirlot and then ask him II be
yas "stin collecting Tor tho mayor"
After charging Park with being
tlo butter.ln for Nichols efficiency
rommlttcP. tho mayor refused 20 an,
sWer a question. lie was bitterly AZ.
lckcd by Park. Secretary II. O..
Dahlby told the court that Il and
nc mayor don't pay much attention
10 tho efficiency committee or Behne.
man"
Thornton. however. said that 10
had acted as messenger between the
mayor and Bchnomnn and that he
hid seen no good reason why. u
Behncman's soap was good. the may.
nr couldn't get him a contrac, 20
furnish city offices with g."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Eagles Hold Big
Christmas Shower

Nearly HOO Eagles attended tho
big Christmas shower at the Eagles
ledge Friday night, for the benefit
OF hard-up brother members. A
total Of $1,000 in cash and over
$500 worth of groceries was collect
cd. Tnxicabs wero furnished by
tho Savoy Taxicab Co. and the
Bonney-watson Co.
A class OF 100 candidates was In
ltlatcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
New Jap Envoy Is
Okehed by Coolidge

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. - The
new japanese ambassador, Tsuneo
Matsudalra, rs a man OF distinction
whom wo viii be very glad to vel.
come II was said on behalf OF
President Coolidge at tho White
House today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Mother and Child
Lose Lives in Fire

CARDlN, Okla Dec. sO.-Mrs,
olden Lewis and her a.yenr.old
daushter were burned to death here
yesterday when roomlng house
wss destroyed by fire, oldon LOWS,
husband and father was severely
burned whom he entered tho build.
Ing in an attempt to rescue them.
Twenty-Five other tenants escaped
without injury. Tho fire started
from an overheated stove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
TELLS OF TRIP
Shenandoah Commander
Writes of Visit to Northwest

The visit OF tho navy dirigible
Shenandoah at Seattle and Tacoma
during the ships memorable trans
continental flight, In October Is
given n full account among the
memoirs OF the voyage published
In tho saturday Evening Post in
its current Issue. The account is
rlvon by Capt stanford Il. Moses.
L. s. N, commander OF tho air
craft sduadrons OF the battle fleet,
who was ono or the officers on
board tho Shenandoah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STORM
STARTS ON PAGE 1

ties force extreme caution.
The storm has shifted 20 Ohio.
whore the temperature dropped 90
degrees during tho night. Zoro
weather Is IN prospect More than
500 wire poles arc down. disruptiug
communication.
Nearly all % Illinois, with the c1.
ccption Of the northern portion. Il
practically Isolated Limited service
Il ohtainablo % a. Louis and other
Southeastern Missouri points.
Several thousand persons arc
stranded IN S.. Louis because o. allow
train service Trains are running
from : 20 is hours late. Nearly an
trains from tho West arc hours late.
according 20 railroad dIspatehers IN
Chicago,
CHICAGO. Dec. so--Handleappsd
By almost paralyEinK temperatures,
tho Middle West today struggled to
recover from tho most disastrous
cold wave and storm u tho winter.
Damage estimated In tho millions
OF dollars has been levied on tels,
phone and telegraph companies. rail-
roads. lnteruFban lines IN big cities,
rural communities and farmers.
Six deaths IN the Chicago AREA
wero attributed 20 tho cold More
than 100 fires, duo 10 everlasting
apparatus. occurred here during tho
night, when tho Thermometer ranged
from 20 ~ below zero. Traffic
suffered serious interruption.
Most % lll,noin il siill a tangle Of
broken telephone and telegraph
wires, with Thousands o. spllutersi
poles strswiug the highway,
s. Louis and other communities
In Missouri arc maintaining but
feeble communication with Tho rcas
OF the country. Nebraska. Indiana
and Michigan also lack msana q
communication with tho surrounding
territory.
Railroad trains ars FAR behind
schedule. Trains between Chicago
and 81. Louis arc running seven and
eight hours behind time, Tho North
Coast Limited Of the Burlington. due
here from Denver At 80 n, m, ar.
rived last night
Temperatures Of 90 below wcro 70.
ported from Montana. 90 below In
parts Of Minnesota and 30 below 10
Wisconsin and 20 below Ia North
Dakota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Lone Bandit Robs
Bank at Vancouver

VANCOUVER. 3. c.. Dec. a0.-A
lone bandit yesterday held UP tho
Dayie So. branch OF tho Bank OF
Nova Scotia and escaped with $500.
Police ara working on the theory
hat ho was a member OF tho gang
who recently held up the Nnnalmo
hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Three Killed by
Gas Heater Blast

CASPER. wyo.. Dec. So E.xplo.
sion OF a gas heater whA held rsspon.
iblo today for tho deaths OF Mr.. and
ME Otto Iundblad and their
1.Inonth-old baby here. Otto. Jr..
3-vcar-old son. Is expected 70 die from
burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Operate on Ball
Manag ger in East

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20. - wllbert
Robinson, manager Of tho Brooklyn
National League Baseball club. was
operated on AZ tho Union Memorial
hospital this afternoon for pus on
the lungs resulting from pleurlsy.
n was said at the hospital that
Robinson Is mot dangerously H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
GUNSH0T, WEIGHT OF
3 DEAD DUCKS FAIL
TO DOWN BIG GANDER

SAcTAMESTo. Cal. Dec. 90
- Consider tho case Of Sampson.
who Il no goose Tor all that hb's
a Eandcr. when you discuss tho
claim that n fellow may BE- down.
but never out,
SIMPSONS aviation wpa mo
menihHly stopped by a nca, shot
from tho gun OF Tom Afflcck Of
Sacramento, and his alleged car.
case was placed In n Famo strap
with three dead ducks.
Afneck left his all for mo.
mont and tho next time DO saw
Sampson, tho gander waa flying
strongly northwArd tho three
ducks hanging from tho game
strap about hih powerful uhoul
dqrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Seize 26 Cases of
Scotch at Garage

Federal agents Friday night seized
&c cases Of Scotch liquors and six
bottles Of vcrmouth In a raid on a
garage at s2S 2Sth ave. No ono
was present when the liquor was
seized, but arrests of tho owners
may follow today, according to PRO.
hibition Director Roy c. Lyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Starwich Asks for
Return of Suspect

Shoriit Matt Starwich SATURDAY
Instituted extrodition proceedings
against Marion Thompson, alias Mar.
Vim Thompson, arrested at Big Tim.
ner Mont, Friday on a charge OF
removing a mortgagod automobile
from King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
CAR MEN PLAN BIG BALL

Mayor Brown Saturday evening
will lead a grand march at the
sixth annual benefit ball OF tho
Street Railway Employees sssoeia.
ton. Entertainment will DO held
at the Masonic temple, Pine and
Harvard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GARRISON
STARTS ON PAGE

legal circles saturday that resent
ment against paroles f1r murdsrrrs
had offoctunlly blown up the hopes
OF Mas Garrison and her counsel
Tor some time. 90 least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
STREET CARS TO
USE OLD span

Tho new bridge win Be thrown
open 20 traffic. both vchicular and
pedestrian. Street cara will continue
10 use tho old wooden span and il
VIII be kept intact for two weeks TO
guard against any possible emer-
gency closing the new structure.
Then tho roadway viii be dlsmantled
and Il will be used entirely for street
cars. \ permit running 80 months,
has been obtained from the govern.
ment for use OF tho structure fosl
street cars exclusively.
Tho new bridge is expected 20
speed up tho time between West Sc.
attic and tho city by At last IS min.
utes each way during rush traffic
periods. II also will speed up street
car transportation. as II soRreeatcs
street railway and automobile traffic
and eliminates confusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
BLACKWELL WILL
MAKE BRIEF TALK

Dedication coromo nles open
promptly az ! p. N. Ribbons will be
drawn across the bascular portions
Of tho bridge. keeping the crowds
awuy until ths formal opening. Foa-
lowing bcnedicton upon the bridge,
and the city. Mayor L. J. Brown will
formally dedicate tho structure and
releaAe tho ribbons. permitting the
crowds 20 go out upon tho steel
spans and inspect the machinery and
workings Of the bridge.
City Engineer J. D. Blackwell. who
drew tho plans and supervised tho
win give q short hi T.
tory Of the enterprise. y. c. COM
over, president Of the West Seattle
Community club: J. Z. Carroll. presI-
dent OF tho West Seattle Commercial
club: J. c. McCleary. president OF
the West Seattle Y. ". c. A.: Len
Rose. head Of the American Legion;
L. L, Berry, president OF the RidE.
way Community club. and others VIII
suruk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Two Tots Burned to
Death at Detroit(

DETROIT, Doe eo,--rwo babies
burned 20 death and three children
OF c. H. Whitman were ecrlously
burned In a fire caused by an over.
heated stove that destroyed their
home carly today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O.-cbrls.
tophcr EsnoN 10 under arrest for
lmporsonatins Santa c,laps. All
dreased up in whIskora and fed coat,
no paraded the thorofaros taking up
a collection with a tin pan for a
tambourino, He was escorted before
tho judge charged with soliciting
money,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

Slipping on an Icy aidowaIl, on
23rd ave. near Marion st., Friday
night Mrs. George 1Iancocl, 90. fell
and broke hor leg. She IL In proyl.
dehcu hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
COLD STILL GRIPS
WESTERN STATES

| Two persons arc dead az st. Louis,
No, as n result Of tho atorm that
has virtually isolated Missouri and
Southern Illinois. ono OF them was
frozen to death and tho other. a
boy. was burned when his homo
caught fro from an ovorheated
stove. over 5000 travellers were
stranded there, waiting for overdue
trains.
AZ Milwaukee the storm caused
four deaths, three IN traffic acct.
dents and one by exhaustion and
freezing. Temperature was IL bo.
low zorro.
Below zero weather prevailed over
all tho Rocky Mountain atates. one
was killed. in Colorado Springs when
an auto skiddod into n street car
Some suffering Is reported among
1.-Two stock In Colorado and Wyoming
Temperatures were: Lander, Yyo.,
IS below: Sheridan, Wye. ~ beow:
Yellowstone park, 20 below. Roswell.
N. NJ. 8 above; Eastern Colorado.
from 4 TO 10 below; Denver, 4 below
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
WORK FIRST DELAYED
BY STATE LEGISLATURES

A new era or development ard
progress Tor West Seattle. the thirty.
ing and virils residential and CON-
msFcial district across Elliott bay, 10
expected % follow
The bridge Itself Do tie mos, Inn
posing and substantially planned
structure IN The entire city. Il ssts
d new high standard ID bridge de-
signing and traffic planning and has
bteu madg the center o. several ar
torial thorofares which stretch out %
a district almost ~ large % the city
proper.
Authorized By a bond iEsu6 IN 1913,
the start Of construction work on the
bridge was delayed BY the last state
legislature which passed a law void
ing 81 900. 900 IN bridge bonds voted
by the entire city.
Two years later the bridge bonds
we're again voted and the work was
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
FIVE ARE DEAD
IN OKLAHOMA

In Kansas. Oklahoma md Missouri
many towns were completely Isolated
by the storm.
Five persons died IN Oklahoma a.
a result Of the bitter cold ono man
frozs 10 death near wathsna. Kana.,
and a ls.yearoh Girl was killed IN
hanbhg City while coasting.
In Texas. bandi;B took advantage
Of tho zero weather and raldad tho
town Of Valley View. robbed two
banks OF $4,000 and then set firo TO
the buildings.
Most Of tho business section was
wiped out by the flames.
a polar blast struck Ohio today.
snowstouns, propelled by high
winds. nro IN immediate prospect.
Temperature dropped as much M
30 dsgress during tho night in
many parts Of tho state. the United
States weather bureau hero predict.
Ing zorro before night.
Traction linea and trains we're
behind schedule,
Moro than 800 telephone ana troI.
ley poles were blown down In tho
state. Dayton. Bryan, Toledo aud
othor Ohio cities wero cut Off from
Cleveland. Repair crews worked
feverishly thruout the night, reator,
tta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Will npEM MrW
TILL vi LII WLW
SPAN SUNDAY
West Seattle Bridge 10 Be
Ready for Use
PROGRAM is PLANNED
Dream Of West Side Realized
After Many Delays

MAliEIEa aH epoch f1 city plan
4l ulrE Eaft'e'a rev EIEg1r.r
concrete approach. steel lNr1ls Frr'
Kane 81 bridge Wln ~ opened Sun
dag % Q D. On.
Formal dedication ceremonial
planned on aH elaborate scale WIN
b. presided over ~ Capt Hans
Damn q the Seattle police depart.
mtEt prominent resident u West
Seattle city officials ciue leaders
u Wtsi Seattle and others E1u
speak and ne police band win rrr-
nlsE music.
Opening q the fridge IL an HE
torirai event marking the psssinE
" tho Old wooden bridge across the
West waterway a. SPOKANE u, long
considered one % The most undo
s.rhbls landmarks ~ the city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
BUSINESS SERVICE

Barbcrs, Hairdrcssers, Masseuses IS CHIDREN s-hair cutting in hobby horse chairs, ladies hair bobbing and marcel Model Barber Shop. b2 Church street. HAIRCUTTING-2 hobby horses to amuse klddies Special attention giFeD to bob bed haln. You're next. Hrs. a. m. to D. m. s2 Church St.. opp. Beloin
 Building and Contract f9 AWNiNGs-The purpose of awnings Is to rive relief from the intense heat, to give rrOtection to the interior of the buildings against the glaring rays of the sun; keep- Ing the room at the lowest temperature possible, get allowing perfect and even ventilation or 10 safeguard the merchant disc in shop windows without materially darkening tie display platforms Neither the inside shade nor the wooden blind are 10 be compared in effectiveness with the more modern comfort giving device, the canvas awning. Its strongest features- service, reliability. economy and attrac- tivsness merit your adoption of this style appliance. sBecauss Of our long sN- periencs in this business our service is skilifuii and reliable. In quality of fab- ric and beauty of design He are showing hitherto uneuualed variety, b0th in prices and harmony of color. The appearance and construction Of ttes awnings insufes maximum comfort and simplicity of operation. Consult us about your awning needs, we cheerfuliy furnish estimates and extend courteous service. The Lddy twnins sn5 Decorating O., City Hall .Iaee.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto Parts and Accessories

YOUR BATTERY-IS THE LIFE OF PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS. CAREFUL SERVICE AT THE O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA TON. PHONE 300.
 3s WASHINGTON ST.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

FARMS FOR SALE
 We offer ths following choice farms at bargain prices.
 No. is.--s miles from New Britain. 2s acres. 2 cove. 3 heifers. 1 horse, new barn running water ia house and barn. 10 room house, near trolley and Berlin F. R, station. AsE us to show this. No. s5.-ia acres. all kinds Of fruit. pine grove. fine basement barn. 10 room house. good well and cistcru. Price right. small amount Of cash required.
 No. Ei.-Tii. is an extra fine farm. g srfes. z room house everything in fine shape. all improvements in house. Right near school. and 1t. F. station. 2 cows. ieJ chickens, al farm tools. We recom- mend tiiis as ons of ths very best small farm in Connecticut. Full price t5sn9. 4 small amount of cash required.
 EASTMAN FARM AGESCT
 i5i MAIN sTEEET.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

? ACRE FARM-3 family house. new barn, S5 fruit trees, large grape arbour, poul- try houses, 90 chickens. COW. land sur rounded by streets, sidewalk. sewers. gas and electricity. Cost sIi, 500, cash re- uuired s1,500. Sec II. F. Foiren or Harry E. Holland, Real Estate and Insurance. Elm St. Tel. 17a0.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

The Herald classified sd depart nent is By far and away the best in the ritr.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Where To Dine

ELLIS sTREET--s tenement house, near Bassett St., SlS5o0. Aaron Danielson < Co.,, lsI Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

FOUR ACRE-poultry and fruit farm. A cosy little home of seven rooms electric lights city water bath etc, good barn, poultry house for 500 birds. brooder house. 4o0 chicks horse, wagon and other tools orchard of l60 young thrifty apple trees, pears, plums, etc. Located on good road and neartown. D. 0. Coleman. Southing- ton, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
Automobiles Wanted 1

CARS WANTED--We have customers who want to buy a light six touring, a Ford roadster and a Durant, 1923 touring car. We can make you good allowance to- wards the purchase of new car, on any of the above if in good shape. C. A. Renee. h1 Main St Phnne 221h
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
Houses for Sale
S3

BELVIDERE-sngle house of rooms. all modern improvements. Watson & Jones s9i Main St.. Phone 245o. CEDAR STREET-singie house of 10 rooms all modern Improvements. : car garage. lot 75N200 feet. Watson & Jones, a9s Main St. Phone 245D
Evening star., 1924-06-28
Observation-Disclosures
WANTED-APAPTMENTS.

THREE ROOMS. KIT. BATH AND PORCH.
by responsible adult tenants; permanent. Ad
dress Box 1lSC, Star Office. 2Ss
on OR BEFORE July 15-FGCH OR FIVE
rooms with private bath; Nat or apartment:
state price, which must be reasonable. 1888
3rd NV. 2Ss
Evening star., 1924-06-28
FOR SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL BC1LDING SITE NEAR 10Th
street overlooking Rock Greek Park. Phone
OWNER. Lincoln sag