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Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04
REACH AGREEMENT

LONDON, Aug. (By The Asso-
slated Press) The Anglo Russian
conference here was reported this
afternoon to have concluded an i'm
portant economic and financial
agreement. Official confirmation of
the report was not obtainable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04
BANDITS KILL OFFICER

DETROIT, Aug. 4:-Bandits who
held up and robbed the Charlevoix
avenue branch of the Continental
Bank today shot and killed Patr :
man George Ashworth. They escaped
with an unknown amount of money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04
George Did 1t

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. a.
Jacob Kowalsky, of Three Mile Run,
told the police today that George"
his hired man, buggy and horse
are gone since o'clock yesterday
morning,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

You still have more than three good
months of touring weather. SO order
that Ford today and get going. Dorsey
. Motors. Inc. open evenings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

You still have more than three good
months of touring weather: order
that Ford today and get going. Dorsey
Motors Inc. open evenings
S026-s-4-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

Flint. $40 on display; an Immediate
delivery. At Perth Amboy Flint Co.. 345
Prospect ST. Phone 2066.
8027--8-4-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

The new Chevrolet De Luxe has ar
rived. Jefferson Motors. Inc Tel is
77S3-T-24-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

Wanted-Two automobile mechanics
Jefferson Motors. Phone is.
7997-s-2-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

Balloon tires also repaired at Georges
Tire shop. 175 New Brunswick Avense.
Tel 1473. eo13-Sas-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-04

WEATHER

Partly cloudy to-
night and Tues
day; probably To-
cal thunder show
ers T u es d ay
warer in interior:
moderate to fresh
south and SOUTH
west winds.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

s8.s00-BEsT BUY IN GEoRGEToWN.
This home is a real little palace. It is in
perfect condition. has hot-water heat. elec.
good white part Of this most popular section
1t makes an attractive investment or home.
Call Mr.. HOLMES. Main 4801.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
1917 Eye st. NV.
Massachusetts Ave HEIGHT,

Massachusetts, Ave. Heights.
An unusually attractive center-hall plan
brick home situated in one Of the highest ele-
vatiOns in Washington; this house is almost
new and is exceptionally well finished through
out; 1t contains rooms, including tnclosed
and heated sleeping and breakfast porches
hardwood floors throughout fully equipped tile
bath, cleo: lights. h.-w.h. and large lot
with splendid lawn and shrubbery The price
SIS, $50. is considerably below its real worth
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
Realtors.
1894 n ct w EranLlin aSno
Evening star., 1924-02-04
hedItOTS.
1884 II st. NV Franklin s5O3
TWo-Family ADartment

" y = eIIf1H1J F'tIf IIIINIIIs
conveniently situated and well constructed
two-family apartment located on the heights
little west of 10th ST; one apartment has
five rooms and BATH the other with six rooms
and bath. with separate entrances and SER
arate heating plants: very deep lot with
two-car garage: now rented for $3.50 p"r
month; splendid investment and home com.
bined
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
sALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY

SALE-BUSlNESS PROPERTY
- ------
ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN-cHO1CE BUS.
mess property downtown; price and terms
right. UNION REALTY CORPN., 1410 G st.
NEAR 18th ST. NV AND SOUTH OF PA.
ave-; two large brick houses: second com. zone.
Price for both, $15.V0O.
Store. s.w.: living rooms; vacant. Bargain
at 81 500: easy terms.
wM. II. McGRANN. 7o2 11th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE STORE AND APARTMENT.
nearly NY; good for any line Of business or
for investment. Rare opportunity for quick
buyer: cannot be dupltcated anywhere ut the
price. Price. $11.b0O.
THOS. f. FARRELL.
Suite s37 Woodward Bldg. Main 786.
$4,000.
NEAR 9th AND PA. AVE. NV.
Brick building ION lot 22.5 by 100 to public
alley Suitable for automobile repair shop
and salesroom. Possession will be given.
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 La. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
LARGE LOTS
NEW SUBDIVISION,
3 CENTS PER so. FOOT.

IN VIRGINIA.
High elevation. two blocks to concrete road
and bus line. streets graded and cindercd;
six new houses built within past eight
months: all white neighborhood (no colored
within 2 miles,; over go homes. mostly gov
ernment employees. Electricity on subdi-
vision. All lots 100 IT, front or more. A lot
100x176 It. for only $3.50, on easy terms.
H naif Of subdivision @ sold IN les: than .,n one
before buying-best bargain In Virginia today;
plats and all information at 01ce. VIII take
you in auto.
WALTER O'HARA,
I Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Exclusive Agent.
Main 240O. 1900 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
CLEVELAND PARK
SEMI-DETACHED

Half block off Connecticut
ave-, stucco on brick, stone
foundation, nine rooms, hot
water heat. electric lights. deep
lot to wide alley. Priced excep-
tionally below its true value.
CALL MR.. PRICE, MAIN 2431i
Evening star., 1924-02-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
COLORED,

COLORED.
Two-story six-room brick house. water In
Kitchen; convenient to East Capitol and Penn
and $50 q MONTH
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-515-51s Bond Bldg,
14th and n; 7. Ave.
WEST CHEVY CHASE
New detached house on large lot to alley.
Contains rooms. bath; cleo. h.-w.h., gas.
concrete cellar, sta. tubs. extra toilet Built
Of best materials and at sacrifice. Only $1,000
LoNGrET.Low ST. NEAR 18th
hstss tasn.h a,,h ,a, ia plan 10 rooms
home Well financed. Price only $4,000
o'o'O MCLEAN AVE. s.w.
9 rooms: bath. brick. latrobe heat. gas. In
$40 n,.n AHs!iH =, NV, NJ. co0rEE Main 1882.
NEAR LIST AND s SITS. NV.
FOR COLORED-Elegant. rooms. recep-
tion hall and tiled bath. This house contains
porches: h.-wh;. eiec.. hw f.. cellar sta
tubs Nd,,o ext,a toilet room na for garage All in
FOR CoIORED-NE
Tapestry brick. rooms. bath, h.w.h.. cleo,
'''-s'' s'y AusTiy NJ. COOPER:
$40 1lth st. NV. Main 1892.
SACLS ADDITION AND PETWORTH.
6. :. AND ROOMS; AMI.
PRICES RIGHT: TERMS EASY
L. w. GROOMES. 1416 ST.
NEAE PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
$500 eash-S55 monthly.
Attractive colonial brick; roomsS cellar
and garage: now vacant.
L. f. F. PRINCE li10 . St. NV.
FOR QUICK SALE IS OO0--l SO WEST 14th
Park rd.; splendid. modern. Grin and b.
home; excellent LOCATION. Terms Owner
leaving city. Adams 471O, No agents. 5'
Evening star., 1924-02-04
WANTED-FARMS.
FOP EXCHANGE

10 TO 20 ACRE FARM, NOT OVER 20 MILES
from ID. {. Will pay cash. Address Box
1S4-D Star office
Evening star., 1924-02-04
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
4121 F.
NJ. aO2l PHONES NJ. 1851

N. Capitol St. Bet. V and w.
Only One Left.
A beautiful tapestry brick containing
rooms, tiled bath, h-w. heat, electricity,
hardwood ioors French doors leading TO break
porch and built-in garage. In this most con-
venient and desirable location. this house
merits your immediate inspection. Priced
right Reasonable cash payment balance less
than rent. Inspect No. 2122 North Capitol st
open Sunday. 10 am. to 0 pm. Week days
J to pm.
c. H. SMALL & CO.,
Owners and Builders.
1915 Nj NV. Main 0eel.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

COLORED-VACANT.
New Groom, 4-closet brick house, near
Florida ave. and 18th st. me-. price, $4.47550,
payable $4O. 80 cash, balance S4O.5O per month.
Unusual opportunity. Apply Mr.. LYONS. 2213
18th st. NV. North 1912. Will sell to first
Who comes.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
OWNERS!

We have a client who will buy
from one to ten buildings to re-
model. Must be located in the
northwest. between 5th st. and
18th ST.. Pa. ave and Eye street.
Send US a description of what
you have for sale.
CALL MR.. YELLOTT.
WITH
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
MAIN 24S4. i416 EYE ST.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

IDEAL OFFICE ROOMS FACING LAFAY-
cite Square and White House; warm, clean.
newly decorated; low rental. Main $40. 20
Ia ckaOn nj
Evening star., 1924-02-04

ON 14th ST. NV. NEAR col. RD-2nd
floor. rooms and bath, suitable for dentist
certain lines Of business: heat furnished; I;
electric lights. Apply on premises 30l5 14th
Evening star., 1924-02-04

675 square feet: opposite courts: only $65 per
month. DISTRICT REALTY INVESTMENT
ENCHANGE INC ARS N He
Evening star., 1924-02-04
SALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY
tCnmt1nnAA

CORNER, COMMERCIAL ZONE-TWO BRICK
houses near Agricultural Department and Bu-
reau Of Printing and Engraving. Price OF
both, $1,000; 81 500 cash. balance easy. Real
Evening star., 1924-02-04

UPPER 14th 81. NV.
A cozy. modern home of 6 rooms and bath
and a Dear garage, is offered for sale at
$40. 500. This homo is located on l4th st.
and is bound to advance in value rapidly. 1t
is now well rented and could later be convert
ed into bushes. property tyir,xz>,.N
1904 II st. mn. Phone Main $780,
ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. GARAGE
SPACE-PRICE. $1,000: $1,000 CASH.
Located in choice NV. section; recently re-
decorated: very expensive and distinctive elec.
tric fixtures just installed; oak trim OF unusual
beauty; there are two 6replaces, one has brick
mantle: rooms are an quite large and very
light: inclosed and glassed-in sleeping porch.
Your inspection will convince you OF Its value.
Phone NJ. 96g1. Evenings n. 1880.
R. L. ELLIOTT, BIZ. t0m. SayinEs bldg.
FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE.
3s.5OO-$1, 800 CASH.
Located in fine NV. section; this Is home
Of unusual bedroom space and il In AL con-
dition; deep lot to wide alley; widow has
placed price low to sell quickly. Phone NJ.
9881. Evenings N. 1880.
r. L. ELLIOTT. Blk Com. say!ngs bldg.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

ROOM 40, BOND BUILDING. BUILDERS
and Manufacturers Exchange has 2 vacan-
cies at present. $3.50 and $3.50 per month.
This Includes telephone desk with services
Evening star., 1924-02-04

BALTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENTS.
Apply UNION REALTY CORPN.. 1i10 st.
Main S315
Evening star., 1924-02-04

3 ROOMS AND BATH. 2nd FLOOR, 1907 EYE
at. n.w.-Very desirable for artist; chtroprac-
water heat: rent, sG5. +. j. WALsHE. INC,
1107 Eve ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-02-04
OFFICES AND STUDIOS

lid ESTABLISHED DOCTORS OFFICE:
arge. light rooms; No. 4 St ne. Apply
'OHN G. MILLER, Oriental bldg, 600 + ST..
Evening star., 1924-02-04

W St. NV. Near N. Capitol.
Groom brick, tile bath; hot-water heaty
electricity: front and double rear porches: lot
2Ox14O to 20-ft. alley Price, $500; terms.
222 G. ST. N. N.E.-VACANT.
Six rooms. bath. brick; excellent condition
Price very reasonable.
WM. Ii. McGRANN. To 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

COLDKED.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. INV.
This 10 an exceptional home for good col
ored purchaser. 1t il located on Rhode Island
ave between 1st and 2nd NV, and has six
rooms and bath. hot-water heat and elec.
everything modern and halls on both floors
terms can be arranged. Phone Main 1923 fol
further fnforma tion.
Evening star., 1924-02-04
Beautiful Homes

OIO,DUO 10 NI ,LJU.
TERMS YOU'LL FIND VERY EASY
Six rooms. bath. sleeping porch, high-g-a;
kitchen equipment; hot-water heating system
attractive electric fixtures throughout: son
foundation and stone fireplace. built for uS.,.
Open for inspection every day and evenin
Our Mr.. Hamilton may be found at the Ior
office. 4401 3sth st. Special appointment ca
be made by pIone-Ceveland 1890
Take Connecticut ave. car to Albemarle
walking to 3sth. and it's but a step to W
dom st; or take Wisconsin ave. through -:
TO Window ST.. walking east
HARRY A. KITE,
Uncorporated)
1914 K ST. Phone Main 49,.
Evening star., 1924-02-04

712 II ST. N.E.-SECOND FLOOR. SUIT
able for doctor, dentist professional men;
rooms. sleeping porch: electric light heat
furnished rent reasonable. IIOWESSTEIS
Evening star., 1924-02-04

4O,JOO-NONi IINV Ell
New bungalow. large rooms glassed-in
sleeping porch; colonial front porch: large
lot; shade trees: hot-water heat: tile bath;
Improved stucco: strictly white community;
20 min. by 18th st. car; all improvements;
low cash payment and tssDs CORY 4 CORY.
pO7 18th st. NV.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
SNUFF NOW IN STYLE
English Wmnnn of Fashion Laying
 Aside Toi,atao in Iatur of This s New Ha1.n.
New Ha1h

London. June I1.-Fashion's stcr- nal return in I.Drdnn is detuons rated by the newest lad Df Mayfair boudoirs and the smart night rlubs-a fefni- nine swing to the Jeff in The form of snuff taking. Tobacconists who for years have been supplying cigarettes in increasing numbers to women re- port a failing or in cigarette sales and definite intreasp in tHn con- sumption Of snuff. mostly among feminine customers
 The recent ediet uf Harley street that cigarette smoking Is responsible for the prevalent throat troubles may or may not hate siten impetus 10 the new movement or c0urse society has divided over The question. many characterfzinE the fad as disgnstinr. hut tHe younger sAt has apparently deeI1ed enthusiastically
 The two trades unst concerned fhe tObacc0nists and fhe seweIers- have moi been greatly affected by inc new fashion. The toisaceonist has ssitched from cigarettes 10 snuff and ihe ieWeIcr has found ready sale for dsintily 5epslsd snuff boxes
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
SHUTTLE MEADOW IN
 STATE GOLF FINALS
Beats Hartford and Will Play for Title of
 Connecticut

In Tho state team golf champion ship tournament held at the Hartford Golf club yesterday inc shuttle
 Meadow club golf team Of this city
 defeated inc Hartford Golf club. the
 present state champions. by score of ll-t0. By virtue of inc victory Of tbe Shuttle Meadow club they Will
 play Inc winner of the Bridgeport- New Haven match being played to- day.
 The following scores were turned in during the match between Hartford and shuttle Meadow yesterday: Sweeney ,, Hothwell 0; C. Manning ,. WhitmOre c: Booth 0, Aldrich 3; Chamberlain ]. seymour 0; \. Jones c. Bartlett q N. S Hart 0. Cook 8. In the foursomes played in the after noon inc following scores were turned in. Sweeney Booth q. Rothwell- -sey- mour 2; T. Hart-Jonrs ], Aldrich- Bartlett h: F Manning Chamberlain 8. Whumurc-C Cook c.
 Tn fhe first lG of the June Handi- cap tournament being held at the Shuttle Meadow club the folloRing scores were turned in by the con tesianta: E. =. MrrNin fISD defeat- d \. R. wcssel ti5D ID and to play. r.. M smith defeated W. II. Booth by default: r. J. Wachtcr ts1D defeated n. <. Howe (27) 2 up. IT. IT. Wapl.s CpD defeated <. T. Jones t1GJ up and 2 10 play Tn the sec ond is !. Green GzB defeated George ". C. Hin tgnD } up and 3 To play
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
BANKER 4 SUICIDE,
 INSOMNIA VICTIM
Walter Norton Was Prominent
 LakeVille Man
EXPLAINED ACTION
Farewell Message said That Ac- conntants Would Find His Finances and aConnts all COrrect-killci Self on Lake shore.

] Lakeyille. Conn. June l2.-1hc | body of Walter W. Norton, secretary nf the Robbins Burral Trust com pany. and treasurer Of the Salisbury : Savings society, was found on tho shore of Lake Wononscopomuc today He had killed himself by shooting
 Curing the night in the opinion of thc medical examiner.
 Mr. Norton had suffered from in- somnia. He retired about II o'clock last night and later called for a book saying he could not sleep. This was the last members of tho family saw Of him. This morning a note was on tho table to testify that MT. Norton was unable to sleep and twas going ont 10 end it all" The bank officers were notified Of Mr. Sorio on's absence from home and they in turn notified inc state police nt inc Canaan barrar ks. The body was found shortly before noon on the lake shore
 The revolver which was beside Inc body was one which had been kept at the bank.
 The note which Mir. Norton ict said that his accounts at ihe bank and of the society would be found correct.
 President William Kane of the Salisbury Saving Society later said that Mir. Sorton's accounts as Inc treasurer were in perfect order" He had been treasurer for about twenty years.
 The officers of The trust company ysF said that tho books and accounts were apparently in correct condition. The banks affairs semcd to have been carefully arranged. they said.
 Mr. Nori or was 55 years of age and well known in this section of the state through his long banking experience. He is survived by wife aud two uaunKfsrx
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Claim American Made Guns Are Shipped to Germany

Ghent, June 1..-A specimens of rms of American manufarfurers con signed to Germany is reported by the Dutch newspaper Gr0ndwct to have leen sCiztd Dy ths police at Rosen- daei on the Holland frontier. The eases. according to the neNsJ.apcr were marked as containing sporting guns. but upon being 0pened were found to coBtain six machine guns and fG. 900 cartridges.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
NO PUBLIC HEARING
 ON ROUSKIE'S CASE
Pa0nessa Satisfied With Penalty Already Imposed
 on Patrolman

Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa this after noon issued a statement absolving Pa- trolman Thomas J. Rouskic from guilt in the recent charges preferred by q local broker and asserting that he will not insist upon a public hearing in the case. Tine mayors statment follows:
 "I have made an exhaustive per sonai investigation of the recent case involving Patreman Thomas ]. Rouskie and as a result Of my inter- views with witnesses and members of the police commission. am con- unccd that the officer was guilty of no wrongdolng other than that for which he has already been penalized and I believe he should be absolved from further blame fin the matter.
 Two reliable young men who wit messed the entire affair have informed me as 10 inc facts in the case. From my investigation l am convinced that PatrOlHan ROuskle made no corrupt suggestion to the complainant and that he did not attempt 10 capitalize upon his failure 10 bring fhe couple to po- lice headquarters. Since the affair have learned of many things which while they arc not directly bearing upon the case, they should be com sidercd in connection with charges of so serious nature against a member of the police force.
 At first was inclined 10 favor q public hearing so that the public might be informed as t0 all tha facts in the ease. but on second considera- 'ion I fcit that whatever good might come of such a hearing mirit be off, 1 set by injury that might bn done.
 "A M. rAON ESSA.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
His Candidacy As Vice-President Sponsored By Borah But Opposed By Many-Penn. And New York Favor Curtis - Nominating Of Coolidge Takes Place According To Sched- asa 4I'... l.,. tal On Nomination Vote Coolidge, l,vv~, LaFollette 34; Johnson 10.
BUTLER APPROVES
 OF MAN FROM IOWA

P- The Associated Press
 Cleveland, June 2.---Nomination of Judge William s. Kenyon Of Iowa as the republican candidat. for vice. president became a strong possibility shortly after noon today with an- nouneement by William N. Butler, President coolidgs's manager. that Kenyon would be acceptable.
 The announcement spread through tine convention and conferences beEan looking toward the consolidation of strength behind Kenyon. Butler dis patched agents to ascertain sentiment among the delegates,
 Plan Recess
 The plan proposed by leader is to recess Inc convention after the nomi- nation of President Coolidge 10 meet again tonight with a view to giving the Kenyon movement chance 10 get under way.
 The inauguration in determined manner Of the Kenyon boom followed reiteratlon by Senator Rorah after a conference in Washington with Presi- dent Coolidge that he would not ae- cept the nomination, and after Mr. Butler had been in communication with inc White House.
 Curtis shows strength
 The Kenyon move was started al time when many leaders were declar- Ing that the nomination lay between lttfQ-a Ia Nd Kansas. The Curtis boom WAS given an impetus bv action of the Pennsyf. yania delegation in voting to support him and bs manifestations of friendly sentiment on the part of the big New York group.
 Judge kenyon's name had been about the convention from the first. but the movement in his behalf went into partial eclipse when several conservative leaders declared against him He was brought for ward today as an approach to the ype of man which Mir. Butler declar. 'd was wanted in meeting last night with delegates from the agricultural itatcs. although the Coolidge chief st hat time said that Senator Borah vas acceptable 10 almost ell groups md would accept.
 East Is Doubtful
 The attitude of the eastern state delegations toward Kenyon vas not manifest and upon it is he view Of some leaders depended the Of the boorl
 Fight Dooms Up
 Consolidation Of The Kenyop trength was met by gathering to- ether Of the forces opposed to the owa man. and indications Of a fight n the convention floor developed. The arrangement to recess the con- ention until night wns abandoned. oweVer, in favor Of the earlier az
 
 tContinued on Fourth page.)
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Fred 0. Rackliffe on
 City Plan Commission

Fred Q. RackHne. member of the day named a member of thc city plan commission. sHcc, edine Mrs. John r. Kingsley. resigned. Mr. Rackline is a former president Of the Rotary club and was memipcr of the committee that recently made a survey of school Accommodations for the city meeting beard.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
SiO FOR FRESH AIR
Two Gifts Made for Beneat of Chti- dran of City Todat-One From so- Cits. Another From Individual.

Previously acknoeiedFed ... ilfs.bn [. L.. Case ............. BOO s, Elmo lodge K of P...... s.ns
 
 Total today ..-..-..--..-.fs .fs1s.10
 As will be noted above there were but two contributions to the Herald Fresh Air Fund. amounting to srn today One individual aided with half tho sum and another local fra ternal organization was thcughtful enough to do is bit toward raising the s5.5oo tHsi aiH be necessary for The maiHtfnan al capacity Of ths Fresh Air Camp in Burlington this summer.
 Ii seems as if thefe IS enough sr- peal in the Nork that Is being done to insure The raising uf The sum Certainly the love of children. the ds- sire 10 aid them 60 their early years reason the race has survived. Far sHtal love Is unquestionabfv gres.sr than feeling for those beyond the family rais but there is the instinct to shittd and aid every chile In every adult breast. 1T that adult is al all normal The Fresh Aid Fund gives an opportunity to all 10 respond 10 their iustiatt Traii. delicate. chii- drer. in thA formative period Of fife. ate aided In their fight against dis cascs at the Fresh Air camp where pure sunlight and folisge-fiitered air generates fresh blood Tor run-dovn frames T is guarding against the of disease that is the hrst objective Of the camp The second ts the granting of pleasure that would 0fhersise 20 unknown to many. tn. of mind and spirit ss well as the shell which contains these two. Can you help sifh fhfs vorkr " y0t ran. tsf your r0ntrlhution hs rnade. The Frcsh Aia Editor of ihs Herald ~i1 gladly aeEnowIsaEs Esfss sent ts the Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
MISS BENNETT IN LINE
 FOR CONNECTICUT TITLE
New Britain Girl, Winning Tulay, Will Meet Mrs. Porter For
 Championship of State

Miss Marion Bennett of the Shuttle Meadow club Of this city continued on her s1arch towards the state cham Tionsllip today when she defeated Miss Priscilla Maxwell Of Hartford ID on the nineteenth hole in a state championship match played al the Hartford Golf club. Mrs. C. H. Psr- Ter Of New Hasen defeated Bircb Warner of the same team : up and to go in ssmi-fnsi match. Tornor row morning at 10 o'clock Mrs. For fer and Miss Bennett will play for ths state championship.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Mother Identifies Body
 As That of Missing Son

Hartford. June I2.-Mrs CIofiids FedemoBti of Woodbridge street. to- day identified the body of fhe boy found Tuesday afternoon on the Nfu- uicipai Aviation field as that Of her son. Joseph. IS years old. He dis appeared from his home on February z The police hclieve the boy was drov nod in fhs Cnnneciieut River and fhst fhs body sss vsshed On 10 the f.fd.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Houses Demolished by
 Quake in the Balkans

Rome. June Dispatches from Jugoslavia today announce sharp earthquake in thc Balkans with is most marked effect tn the vicinity Of Bosnia and Herzegot Houses were crumbIrd hy the shock and some casualties are reported. Mosiargina. Herzegovina. seems to have been the center of fhe Tellurie movement