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Evening star., 1925-10-05

TAILOR SHOP--Must sell: we'll esra Mi shed :
in the vicinity OF 4th and Clifton sta: no
Offer refused: owner leaving town For ar
roiniment address BOX I3-O Star office s.
Evening star., 1925-10-05

GROCERY STORE-Stork fixtures etc rea
sonahle for cash. 3S42 29th St, Mt. Rainier
Evening star., 1925-10-05

FTRNTSHED ROOMING HOUSE right
downtown: | rooms, baths: anne. nearly
filled with permsnent roomers: completely
furnished including piano: 81 900 ca.h or
81 200 terms. Franklin o30S
GOING OFT BUSINEsS-wiII scIl NV entire
stock of goods. consisting of notions tovs
etc, reasonable. 7o7 7th At. s.w Open
Sunday. 5S
Evening star., 1925-10-05

FURNITURE REPAIRED. upholstered: high
est clas. work guaranteed. Save 25Cs get
my estimate. GessalIs Upholstery and Cah-
iErt Shon. .,A6 First ST. Main S15I. o.
Evening star., 1925-10-05

CONFECTIONERY and cigar business for
sale; rent. $50 per month. Including stors
and " rooms. good location: large STOCK of
candy. toys. cigars. school supplies etc: rea.
! for sale. retiring from business 10.
9TH st. s.w. Open Sunday. So.
Evening star., 1925-10-05

SALESME EN-.
If vol, don't know how to sell REAL.
ESTATE why not learn and increase your
income: We are breaking all sales records
and Won have q wonderful opportunity to
ioin live wire organization. If you now
nav. q position. you can work part time and
add TO your bank account while learning
after which you will be glad to work fuli
time
Evening elias. every Wednesday on Sales;
m r1snship TO h.Ln you. This is an unusus!
pm Ask for our Gales manager. Mr.. Hill.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
i40h New FORK ave. NV. o.
Evening star., 1925-10-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ny trained nnrss
ptlour North 3Hlf-W
Evening star., 1925-10-05
BU SINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCELLENT HOTEL and lunchroom busi-
ness: a5 rooms; continually full: room
celpts $500 month up lunch receipts $500
week IN. 5ysar lease: Low rent near Union
station: price and terms very reasonable
Cali Main 40 Sc
Evening star., 1925-10-05

ing and ietterins sedan door repairing Cen
tral Auto Works. 1881 ! st. w. Fr. 6S05.
HEATING. PLUMBING: OIL BURNING AP-
paratus Established 1897. j. r. GUerIn.
41H F. Gap. Lincoln "a ] :.
Evening star., 1925-10-05

FTRNISHING-Brtter homes are beng fur
nj shed by the Home Beautiful. Inc. October
sale prIre.. I63f Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-05

CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 CTS. PER
pair. Satisfaction guaranteed. Work called
for and delivered Phon. Lincoln 615e. 8.
DRAPERIEs OF distinction: draperies de-
signed. MADE and hung. personal super.
vision Of Mr.. Samuel GreenberE: newest
orestions: drape your windows today: take
10 months TO ray. Penn Drapery CO.. Inc
Evening star., 1925-10-05

GROCERY STORE next to school, with
rooms: cheap. .31 1st st. s.w. 80
FIRST-CLASS TAILOR AND FITTER desires
TO 80 in partnership with another tailor:
VIII bring his own trade. For further infor-
nation address Box Il5-D. Star office q.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Private Capital Sought
 To Aid Russ Industries

NnSoo", .lUlv @' Pl-frohl"mS ct rt,ru9I rra1e @r' DOW engaging the clo,.~t attention oi tNr Soviet .atrnu,nr 7n~ rr-,ut rout"r"nr" of the ComuuniN Party and th" Federal rungu., n' -o}l,'e passed 2 uumhor nt ref"rni. to tarllit1tr private 'rrlr ,rJ 70 .rrl'' pri>a'" carltaf lo -r"rI trad" and n drlstr,. Tn, -..,.r u.rr hra found aftet many r.r. " "ar upon pu ,ate ,rale ihrt r~. tt" capital in Hussla loc7 r,. ..,eed 5.ono. .ooN rYhlot The 'rodo 'rrnot.r hardly rcaches o.. uuo '.. rullne var.
 Nosoor. r'r.h !. roreldor"d the htreest tra.'- ..rrsr m ths So'ist rcdera'tou loel- 7. t~Ia turnover last vear ~ '.'> .or uuo rrn'es rhs hulk cf t',r- -.r. f-Dt, uron state and roorer9tr,e tre4- oE 7-r rent of th. voscc" inius'',r. are in tNo hands ct the state and or ,,.r .'l per cont rs IT the harls o' roor,r1'tre and rrl,a'e ronr.rn- ''rt.a'e m1npfac- ,ur-r, In No.so-s c-r7',, on'.. ahogf ro.ooo oortrreu o-rrl ,s cn1v f.S rer rent c' t7- fc'a1 ruo,rer of " orl.rs e0=.=r7 n >rn7~or in du='rr
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
WATER SYSTEM NOW
 INSTALLED AT CAMP
Fresh Air Children Assured Of
 Adequate Supply in Future

An automatic water system has been installed at the fresh air camp at Burlington which promises the children at that place an adequate supply Of water in the future and assures the camp of not having a repetition of the difficulties en- countered last year when wells at MilIstones and Brookside went dry and it became necessary 10 haul water from other places.
 Under the direction of Camp Di- rector $. M. Brewster a water pump ing system has been installed which draws it's supply from Burnsl brook which is under the control of the New, Britain water department and is oni the New Britain watershed.
 A one and half horse power gas. oline engine with a rump attached pumps the water from this brook through half-inch iron pipe to the ramp headqua rters. where it is kept in 10O0- gallon tank in the cellar IN bSil5 dl' cll EiroobiC NN StN ii water is forced from the tank tc each Of the five bungalows and the Kitchen through one-inch pipe This water Is used for all purpose! except drinking.
 The original well supplies suffi cicnt drinking water. Air pressure of A to so pounds gives the camT an adequate supply of water at al taps. The camp uses about 500 gal Ions of water daily.
 Another new piece of equipmen which Was much needed Is the neV mess hall erected this year, Takini 1 the place of the old canvas airplan hargar, which ha, seen better day 1 and was much the worse for wear frame structure has been bull | which connects directly with th'
 iitchsn in the main huilding hy rorcrad rassageWay The new mes hall is 2h feet wide and so feet deep
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
.SOV|ETS OPENING
 NEW OFFICES
Plan to Spread Propaganda From Several Cities

Stockholm, Sweden. July cb lP'-- A new propaganda scheme worked out by he Russian communist exec utive, whereby ncw centers will bs established at Constantinople, Alex audria, Buonos Aires, Teheran, Chit and Tangior is described by the Stockholms Tilnnscn. The main efforts for the present according to the paper wlll be centered in Moroc- co. India and China,
 IL is declared by the paper that the Constantitnople center, which is already established has alone re- cciye1 through Vienna 4o,hco,ooo gold ruhles for propaganda purposes, Two agents named Nicholson and GordcstlSy are said to have gone to Berlin, Vienna and Constantinople at the end of June with instruction to direct efforts to support the bel l ligerent tribes of northern Africa ! against the European powers
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Denies Mexican Claims
 Are UnduIy Inflated

Mexico City. July 26 Rl--In con- nection with press comment in the United States, which has reached here, on the Mexican claims for damages against the United States, the foreign secretary. Aaron J.. saens, declared today that no foun- dalton existed for stating that Mex lean claims had been unduly in- hated,
 Mexico has done exactly what the United States has done, he said, as both governments had been obliged to call the attention Of their respec- tive citizens to the fact that they should file their claims within the time specified. It was not neces. sary 10 make known how the Mex lean agents proceeded in acceptance of the registration Of claims, as the commission must judge the legality of the claims. He stated it WAS useless to speak Of the probable amount of the claims at present.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Imitation Bargains in
 Berlin Houses Are Sold

Berlin, July 15 tP - Foreign spectators In Berlin apartment houses recently have been selling their real estate at auction, During the in1ation period many tenement and apartment houses In Berlin were bought by foreigners for the equivalent of from s10o 10 s4oo, ss the purchases were usually purely speculative the buildings were not kept in repair and the municipal government has seized rents to keep the buildings in condition.
 Forced sales became quite com mon with consequent court actions. Many of the proprietors have pre- ferred to sell the properties for what they would bring rather than spend money for repairs.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Oxford Lends Grotius
 Portraits tO Holland

DAford, Eng. July 25 iFl --- The Oxford House of Congregation has been persuaded to lend to the Dutch government the two supposed DOT traits of Hugo Grotius, the founder of international law which have hung in the Bo1lci9n iNary for 200 vears It has long heen the rule that no hook may go out Of the library oven at the request Of the king himself, cr on any manner of condition or bond, but while books contained pictures often enough, yet pictures alr not books and so have been hold to fall With- out the rule.
 These portraits arc alil5" in goo- eral features. shooting mid1l- . aged man, rudIv sud lull-fa"o1 with brown har and muslaohr and smail pointed beard. Both resemble the authentic portraits of inc great la',ycr. poet and tbooIogjaN.
 The history nr lh" portraits l'rior to their coming to thr unl'Drsry m IT, is not rlrIr
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Motoring Ethics for
 More Safety for All

Washington, July 25 fPl--A na- tion-wide canvass of all interests concerned with motoring safety for ideas as to the development of ? code of motoring ethics will be con- ductcd by the American Automobile association. preparatory 10 the ap- pointmont of q national committee to drape up such code.
 The purpose of such code was described by the association today as the establishment of an honor system on the roads" whereby the nlotorist himself can test the "cXtent 10 which lie measures up to the re- sponsibllity devolying on all users of the common highways"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Only regulation bathing suits will

Only regulation bathing suits will be permitted,
 Bathcrs are warned not to scatter rubbish, glass or other foreign ma teral anywhere about or in the swimming pool or bath house, tse the rocoptaCles,
 Each bather will be required to take a shower bath before entering pool,
 No soap will be allowed in the pool.
 No person with skin trouble or any ailment which would expose others will he allowed 10 enter
 No persons but hathers will he allowed in tho bath house or on the bathing beach.
 When the bath house IS filled to capacity the attendants wtll refuse entrance 10 any other bathers,
 Bathers who have used the pool one hour may be requested to leave so as to let others have turn,
 Department of hathers will be oh- served, and those not conducting themselves in an orderly manner will be deprived the use of the pool
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
TRUMBULL FARM
 SCENE OF PICNIC
AeriCulturiStS Of State to Gather
 in Plainyille

Several hundred Hartford County | farmers are expected to take part | in the annual field day and picnic of the Hartford County Farm Bureau, Thursday. July 80. The field tour will start at l0;30 a. m, with visits at three Of the leading farms in the county and these three groups will combine a noon for a basket picnic at Pinnaclerox Farm, home Of Henry Trumbull, near PlsinVille.
 The three groups will be divided according 10 especial interest, Farmers interested in alfalfa grow ing and dairylng will meet at Wood Ford farm, Avon, o"ned by J, w. Alsop. With 72 acres Of alfalfa, ranging from last springs seeding 10 siX-year-old fields, this is prob ably the leading alfalfa farm in Connecticut. 4 herd of 7o milking COWS, principally Of Ayrshire and Guernsey rurebreds and an equal number of young stock, will provide the dairymen an opportunity to study.
 The second group will consist of farmers especially interested in fruit growing This group will meet a' 1 Tunxis Farm, owned by l.. C. Root S, Son, at Pennington, There are 60 acres of orchards. chiefly apples and peaches, on the farm, with 3 smaller acreage of other fruits. II Is expected that the peach crop, of which there is good set, will be almost ready for harvesting al the | time of the tour.
 The poultry group will meet al Culmore farm, home of L, A. Grou, ten, In the west district of Farming. ton. During the past winter flocl Of 400 white leghorn hens were kept on this farm, but at presen the flock has been culled 10 7of hens which will he retained fol breeding stock. To replace th' flock 5000 chicks were hroodod thi spring with a mortality of betWeet five and six per cent
 Following the basket picnic a noon at PinnacleroX farm, will conn series of addresses on agricultura subjects. Philo T. Platt commits sioner of agriculture and z, Nc Lean Buckingham, president of th Connecticut Farm Bureau Fodora ton. have been invited to speak There will also he speaker repre- reniinE the State Fair association
 \ novel feature of the afternoon program will be dairy judging con
 test 10 determine the relative merit
 of Hartford County farmers 2 iudges of dairy cattle. The Jerse and Ayrshire herd at the farm vii he usod in the contest. The ludg ing will he in charge of A, F. Mnr Till. dairv specialist at the Connect cut Agricultural college.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Catholics Urged to
 Subscribe to Bonds

Paris. July 2S lpt-Cariinal nu- hois has sent an urgent appeal to all Catholics in France to subscribe 10 the new four per cent guarantee loan hoing made hy the French goVtrnment 10 lake up is floating dpht
 The cardinals pastoral letter says it is the patriotic duty of all Catho- lies in France to safeguard the tirancial security of their country and 10 assist it's future.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
HOURS AND RULES
 AT PUBLIC POOL
Adults to Enjoy Bathing Foul
 Evenings Weekly

The municipal swimming pool at Willow Brook park will be thrown open evenings to adults four days d week beginning next week, with a possibility of starting tonight, ac- cording to a statement made hy Park Superintendent Ralph B Wainwright.
 Work on installing electric lights Is being rushed as rapidly as pos sihle by the Spring (, Buckley Co, which has the contract. Every ef- fort Is being made 10 have the job finished in time for bathing tonight. In addition to the general light ing around the pool, four park lights will be placed at convenient places along the footbridge and walks and concrete sidewalks are being installed where needed. The park also will be adequately policed until the lights go out
 The schedule of hours and regu- lations for bathers will be as fol Q lows:
 Rathng Hours
 Daily including Sunday. 1n 00- 12:00 a. m, Everybody not over 16 years old.
 Men and boys. 1,So-1o;0o r. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays Sat urdays.
 Women and girls, 1:So-1O.00 D. III, Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays.
 Rules and Regulations
 Admission cents.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
MlN 'upuN JNW
l'',r Ind.r Way to '-'t immigration
 ~latutr- Into Form

H~qurm "a N THlv -t n ... .H.turz ~lth lmmirrauo0 7tl ia. .um.f I, th, house lNfmfzra - ttoo romwrt,r at ma,tirr~ hnFru- rrur .o.,rrne~ ! fo ns zuhml'tet to t1. u'ntcr z4--,o1 of ronEr"e-
 E"rrcssut1t1-o Nhert Johnson, ch5trmar cf the hous" immigration roun1lttea ~Iu faa,e hts hore here roon for -htnE,or. D. C. to hold rorfcreu,rs with Serrr'a~, D3'is of the labor department and others interested in such legislation
 epressntatI' Iohnson 7e"lered that the ftrsf vear of operation of the immigration law has sho~n Y to ne sn unqualified su~o' ss and h- -r'N rcmhaf every attempt fn ~sakrn i'- Y. dscried reports 'h7' there has t..n any eTfrnzi,e "hoot'e eEE1rz of s-,irran,s. or that there las been any great irflux nt smuEF'sd aiiers across fhs Csradtan nr Nsyioan hor- tsrs
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
RUM WAR HELD UP,
 LACK OF WORKERS
Andrews Fails to Secure Men
 He Wants

Wilmington. July G5 DFl-Inahility to draw able and efticient men quickly into his new prohibition en- Corcement organization has forced Assistant Secretary Andrews of th" treasury to delay the date Wh,n the trlamprd cnforremeut system "ls to hcCcmo operative.
 natc Is ro>tpnn"d
 Tn, r,crg3uizaioN which n1s 10 U:ln l,a,n mad. effective Eralually lrsluuing August L. therefore has h.,.n indennittly postponcd ln order that Mr. Audrr"a ul1y C"lnh the nation for men ot ihl rallhsr Ie wants and tn permit the working uut of countless administrative dc- iai)s necessary io the HcW program.
 In announcing this decision Mir. Andrews declared yesterday that he fcn more optimistic regarding the programs probable success than at any time since tak,ns the loh as prohihuou field marshall
 Needs Rig Men
 "I am ronyncr1,' h. saiI, that th. success of the program Win stand or fall by th, character and tlilrY nf thc mrn chosen as ad- mnstrltora. lt WYs my intention to ltrE good big mon nh"n [ 2r- rived at I conrlusion as 70 policy and proSram. Ny lrt'ntions have uot h,rn changed.
 If takes fm to ind thr men ail cf us hrre feel that "e mVst E.t. I wnnt he rushea of my feet m selecting them because f they are not big men. ca7abls n,cn then Ither" vill be 10 in'prp7 ement and no h"nef's from the rec!gsni12- ton
 strategy Pnnrd Acts Ihe assistant secretary reached . the decision 70 delay fhA ch4ngs 4t conference nith his board ot srrat.cy' and at rhlch half a dozen i important lministrative sltlects , , are discussed. Conclusions were rra~hei cp se- nral of these. it was nnderstoa1 hut thec require the ap- . Pro,gl cf ths treasury secretary. Nr An3re"a rt7ns to submit them 'o Acting Secretary Winston today and later to make them public
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
pAuTS' ACCOUNT

rht7rn July "i 'P--rira rrasi- 8rnt Charles G nauss has t'sS a70 in stock of the Crnfral Trus' com ranv, the hank cf hich Ns Has sn officer hoard of assessors figures disclose Dawes Brothers Inc own a1fis71n ef the hanks sl" 2"h "AA ~ari'sl stocl and Rufus z Na 'rs 'hs 7ice presidents brother. orns ssE,Dso. the assessors listed.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
CUBA HAS REVIVED
 DEATH SENTENCES
To Have Executions After 1S
 Years Lapse

Havana, July 26 GP - Capital punishment unknown in Cuba since 1908, Is to have a revival. President Machado recently stated that all future death sentences will he executed. Two cases. both from pinar del Rio, have been confirmed hy the criminal section of the su- preme court, sentencing Valentin Martinez and Nazario Hernandez to death,
 "I have not yet received the sen tonce which condemns to death Martinez" said Secretary of Jus tice Barraque. but if there exists no reason 10 the contrary it is cer- tain that the president and his secretary Of justice will inhexibly comply with the law.
 And the sentence of death of our courts, to whose majesty Te all have profound respect, will be compiled with quickly and without procrasti- nation, In the form which our legis- lation places in force.'
 Secretary of the Presidency Vira- to Gutirrez, in an emphatic state ment. said the president intended to sanction the sentence as soon as it reaches him, and does not intend 10 commute any death sentences i'm posed by the courts, but will see | that they are carried out.
 Closely following the statement of Secretary Gutirrez was the action of the supreme court in confirming second death sentence which the Audiencia court of Pinar del Ric had imposed on Nazario Hernandez of Pinar del Rio.
 Valentin Martinez was tried and ] convicted for the murder of his wife. Paula Ledesma, on the night of March 2a, 1923, in Candelaria Pinar del Rio province.
 Nazario Hernandez was given the supreme penalty for the killing oi his illegimate daughter in Pinar de Rio. during November, 1928. The child's mother was Rosalina Lopez sister of his wife.
 The last man to die by the gar rote, Cubas death chair, was Juar Capin of La Lisa, near Havana. con ,icted and sentenced for the mur der of his nephew. Capin, the twen' tieth in Cuba. 10 pay the death pen ally was executed on June 12, 1908 by Patricio Lopez, called "El Ntl lego Colorado" (the red Galician) the official eXecutioner. Since tha time an exccutioner has held office he being always long term con vict, whose sentence is shortened for each execution. The present exc cutioper. Antonio de Paula Romero was appointed June F. 1922.
 The garrote is a relic of the Span ish regime, and furnishes almos painless death to the victim. Tn criminal is seated in a chair witt his back against a post. and bras collar, the garrote, Is placed abou his neck. In this collar is inserte 2 screw, al the point where touches the back of the neck. Tn eXecutioner turns the screw, an the spinal column of the condemne man snaps in two, producing deatl, A quarter to a half turn is sufi cient.
 ! About six years ago bill pro hbiting the garrote, substitutin ; life imprisonment for capital pun ishment passed the senate. No ac ton was taken in the house of rep rescntatiNts, however, until recent ly. when the bill vas dug out of mass of tabled legislation, and al tempts were made 10 place 1t on tn calendar. The house, at the close ( , the last session of Congress on Jun %. had taken no further action. , READ THE HERALD {@LASSiEIII
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
TO HEAD corIrCr IN ro,tr

rome 1ulv o5 1T rhs Pc Jo- scph 4 Br.siin. of Sa7 York re- ''ntlF appointed 'i"s rector Nt the North Arerlran Cnllecc at Rome. Is 2. rrc'rd to arrive har' AuE. 10 as sVmc 'he duties of that offic7 The present rector, the Very Ee' Mon stcnor Eucone <. Burke u1ll loave for the nlfsl states Aus. | to com- ilete arrangements for tho building of 8 neu. North Anl'rioan college rar.. st an ssttmst.1 cost of about i ii noO oao
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Child Severely Injured
 In Three Story Fall

Hartford July c5 Fl-while hanging out clothes early last eve ming. Milne Rrancado, eight years old of A Front street fell three stories to the ground fracturing hey skull. The child was taken to St. Francis hospital Tn critical cirdl- ton,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
BANK STRIKE
France Is Faced With Possibility of General Nslkout Among Em- ployees Of Institutions.

ployees Of Institutions.
 Parts. July 25 Pt---France Is faced with the possibility of q general hank strike by the end Of next week. Taking advantage Of the increased business caused by the new four per cent guaranteed loan, the employees of one of the largest Paris banks have gone on strike because the management refuse to concede in- creases In pay, and the employees of other banks have called meetings 10 decide whether 10 join the move ment. Bank employees in Marseilles arc already on strike and the move ment shows signs Of gaining In Ayig- non Toulon and other Cities,
 The strike committee in Paris has offered Minister of Finance Caillaux the services Of clerks in connection with the new loan. SO that the reg isterlng of subscriptions will not suffer The condition Is made, how ever, that the men be provided with suitable premises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-08

Whitten returned Monday from the
Sisters hospital, where he has been
recovering from a recent accident
Albert Grover has gone to Dover
Foxcroft on business, ---Raiph Ram
ser went to wilton Wednesday,
where he will be employed.-Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Dean of Dover
Foxcroft arrived in town Wednes-
day and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
II. M. Drew.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Quamby of Saugus, Mass, and Mrs.
George Smell passed Wednesday with
relatives in Leeds.--Romeo Dyer
Is confined to his home by illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley circuit have re-
turned from Clearwater, Fla, where
they have been passing the winter.
NORTH-L. b. Thomas and
son Mere made business
trip to Augusta, Monday.-Ralph
Clifford was a caller in Water
vile Monday.-D. 3. Tenlason
and son Dexter were callers in
Hinckley, Monday. Minnie
Robah is passing a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Erban Emery-Mr.