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TH0S. ]. OWEN 4 son. aUCTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Apartment, Be-
ing Known as Premises 3222
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest.

Ry virtue of certain deed of trust, dated
July ,, 1924, being Instrument No. 220, re
corded July 7. 1924. among the land records
of the District Of Columbia, and at the request
of the party secured thereby. the unders gned
trustees will sell at public auction, in front
of the premises. MONDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF APRIL, d. 1928. AT FOUR m
the following described land and premises. sit
uate in the District or Columbia, and desig
mated and being lot In block in John Z.
Bealrs subdivision called 'Fairyew Heights, "
as per plat recorded in county book at folio
II: except the part thereof condemned and
taken for the widening OF Wisconsin by
proceeding ia District Court. Cause No. 1893
IN the Supreme Court OF the District of CO.
iumbia
Terms: Sold subject TO a prior deed Of trust
for S27. 500. past due. further particulars OF
which will be announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above i'd trust to he paid
in cash. A deposit 900. 10 required Con-
yeyanciug, record. nd revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. irrms to be complied with
within thirty days; otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may he advertised and resold
the discretion OF the trustees.
HENRY NJ. 0LOUGHLfN,
LEVIN L. HANDY,
mh25 -d&dsexEu Trustees.
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DAVID NOTES, AUCTIoNEER.

ON THURSDAY. APRIL NINTH, 1925. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AN, ] will sell public
auction, at the Farmers Produce tHaskelll
Market Twelfth and b SITS. NV, l3 District
horses and mules. Terms cash at time of
sale By order of the Commissioners, .. c.
ID. J. DONOVAN. auditor, u. c.
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mh12-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
THOMAS ]. OWEN { son, AUCTToNEERs

sa'THE ABovE SALE rs POSTPONED UN-
TIL THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-THIRD,
1925, AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLBR & SON. N.AUCTIoNEERs
Unclaimed Baggage and Parcel
Room Articles BY Public
Auction to Pay Storage and
Other Charges, BY Order of
The Washington Terminal Co.

BY virtue of order OF the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No. 32482, we will sell by public auc-
Ter & Son. No. 920 Pa. ave. Nv, on WEDNES.
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, 1925.
COMMENCING AT 1890 M, a large ouan'
tity OF unclaimed baggage, parcel room and
found articles, consisting of Trunks. Suit
Cases. Handbags, Falises, sample Cases. I'm
brellas, Packages. Clothing, Jewelry and mis-
cellaneous personal property
Terms Cash
WASHINGTON TERMINAL CO..
BY J. III. ToNGE. Manager.
rnhCT -d2dhe
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Trustees Sale of Brick Dwell
ings, Nos. 62l Florida Avenue
NV, 1917 T Street NV,
zoos, 1907 and 1l16 New Jer-
sey Avenue Sc, and undivid-
ed One-half Interest In Brick
Dwellings Nos. 1907, 1909 and
1911 South Capitol Street,
and Lot in Rear.
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Chevy Chase.

chevy Chase.
We consider this the best house in this
suburb under 500. 600 1t is located Just west
of Connecticut ave, in a section OF charming
homes. The lot is unusually large, having a
frontage of 100 feet and good depth. 1t
is completely detached, has nine well ar
ranged rooms and two well equipped baths ::
hot-water heat and electric light; oak floors
garage.
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ADAM A wEsCHLBR & SON. AuoTIoNEERs
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30l-17 ADAMS ST. Ne
PRICE, S7,45O.

PRICE, S745O
RRrGHT AND TILED BATH S
FuIIWDTH
NJ.
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
in lea
l4l8 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 59O4-5.
BOARD
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON. .AUOTIoNEER
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ADAM a. WEsCHLBR & son, AUcTs.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
An Old-F ashioned
 Beauty Recipe

Tho old-time application Of But ter milk and Cream to whitcn an, preserve the skin and remove harss little wrinkles and ugly salownes is grandmothcr's rcCipe and womer throughout the country are againI using 1t to ensure a beautiful com pleNion and snow white hands ana arms.
 ButtNrmilk, however, is not a ways ohtainable, but a specialist ha' at last perfected a method ot con ccntratinG buttcrmilk and combin ing it with q perfect cream. whicI you can buy in small uuantitie, ready for use al any tirst-cIass drui store by simply asking for How, ards" Ruttermilk Cream.
 There Is no secret about lt noy IS there any doubt about the rcsul its just q common ordinary but. ter milk in the form of A worderfu cream. gently massaged with th, finger tips around the corners of th, eyes ani mouth.
 If yon have not vet tried thh simple, easy way to beauty get small quantity Of Towards Butter milk Cream today and let your facs ts the judge. Your favortte toile, goods counter can supply vol. ThG Fatr store is selling lots of it.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

steps as are necessary to clear the lagoon Of all pollution and furnish the public who desire 10 use it fot bathing purposes, clean anl healthy supply Of water.
 Aviation Meeting Tonight
 A meeting Of the committee re. gently appointed hy President Hughes of the Chamber ot Com. merco 10 arrange details of th, s'Iatlon meet to be held August F will take place this evening al f4t o'clock ut the Elks club. Alreal, very Iarge number of the member, of the committee have sirninet their intentions ot being present Al this meeting arrangements uir b. worked out for the meet 0h,c1 will undoubtedly prove to b. th. largest gathering Of airshtps at any time ever held in Connecticui
 Many matters will come hefor. the meeting Of tonight and the loca commt't"" nill have the pleasure (, listening 10 several ot the details ., explained by Lloyd l.. Anderson ,i tho Colonial Ar Lines Incorporlr, of AauEatuck, the oldest estahiSh ( aviation corporation of the stat. a5c operators of Bethany aeld. and th. line of airships flying our or tHaI prominent Connecticut airdrome.
 To Try for Worlds Record
 One of the spectacular and yer, ln'erestlnS phases Of the meet L. August l5 win be the attcmpt [, better the present worlds rccort for the open parachute drop Thi means that the eyes Of the entir, world will be centered upon Bristo in connection with the meet, as ,erl palnstaking plans are being cyolv cd for beating the present record.
 The parachute jumper who vii make this drop will rise to an alti tude Of between l5,o00 and 1900, feet in an airplane whose carbure tor has been supercharged and al arrangements made for the attain lns Of a very high altitude.
 thiCopee Man Fined i GustaVe Alexander of Chicope, Falls, Mass. was fined s:5 and cost, on a charge of reckless driving b, Judge Joseph Nj. Donovan at tn police court session this morning He was arrested last night by Motor cycle Officer Henry Jeglinski,
 T.
 was fined so5 on a charge of reck less driving. He vas arrested earls Sunday morning after a near-cob llston on West street.
 l The case of James Davenpors West Springfield, who knocked dowI and severely bruised Officer Ja,ne ] H. McNamee In Forestville yester 1 day afternoon, was continued untt August %. Davenport claimed Ina he misunderstood the officers six nal
 Judgment was suspended on pav ment Of costs for minor infractior Of the motor vehicle law by the fol lowing; Rudolph Groman Of Nes Britain; Joseph Ruli of Bristol, Ed, ward HarloWe of Hartford, ana Mike Ni2uak and Leo Niolette O Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Couple Saved From Death
 By Action of Neighbors

timely discovery by neiehhoy saved the lives of Mir. and Mrs, Mi chael ranis of Ss Grove street ,ns terday afternoon. when they W,t, found asleep in bed while their ten. ment was slowly filling with tlluu.i. hating gas from leaking Jet. r', couple had been overcome by II. fumes when discovered hut ti, ueichhors threw open the windo, and doors, admitting fresh air al :. then sent in an emergency call i.I the police who responded with pulmotor.
 On the arrival of Motorcycle To Iioemen Alfred Tanguay and Will liam F. Hayes. with Patrol Drive, Herbert C. Lyon. Mir. and Mrs. Pani were showing signs of reviving, SC use of the pulmotor was unneces sary. The gas was shut off at tn. meter and the couple taken outdoors where they completely recovered from the effects Of the gas.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

landt Read, Richard Walsh and Ernest lngrahsm.
 FeN. May B. Lord, pastcr of the East Berlin Methodist church, to- gethcr with several members Of her congregation. spent yesterday at the hensnston church house. Rev, Miss Lord dcliNer q talk to members of the children's class yesterday.
 Improvement Company Coming
 The annual meeting of the East | Berlin Improvement Company will De held tonight at o'clock at Ath ] letic hall. Officers tor the coming 1 year will be elected and reports for the past year will be read. Other important business will be transact ed.
 Walker Wins First Prize
 Clarence Walker drum major of the S'. Haul's T, A, B. Drum corps of kensington, was awarded first prize for baton swinging at the 40th annual convention Of the ConncCti- cut Pliers and nrummers assoCia- tion. which was held at Naugatuck on Saturday The drum corps itself carried off fourth priLe Tn the play ing contest. The affair was one of the largest ever held and there were about 60 drum corps in attendance. representing cities and towns both in Connecticut and from other states. r A meeting of the board of se- lectmon will be held tonight at 1:50 o'clock in the office of the town clerk. Bills for the month will he disposed of and other business transacted,
 Last Berlin Items
 The annual meeting and election of officers of the East Berlin Inn rrolement company will be held at the Athletic hall this evening at s o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Kramer and son, Frank and Mrs s. Benson have returned to their homes after spend ing the past few days in Clinton and Worcester. Mass. The East Berlin ball team de- 1 feated the Manchester team in game played at Lake Compomco , Saturday afternoon by score of 10 s.
 Miss Helen Bowers of Mill street is enjoying few days vacation at Hawks Nest.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Waiter Payne and family have returned 10 their homo on Wilcox avenue after enjoying weeks vacation al Pine Grove.
 Miss Virginia Walsh has returned to her home on Wilcox avenue after enjoying several days vacation at Point O Woods.
 Miss Freda Lund of Bangor. Maine, is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. Lund. of this place.
 George Freeberg. who has been spending the past several days as the guest of relatives in Worcester. Mass. has returned to his home in this place.
 Mrs. F. Y. Bead Of Wilcox avenue spent Sunday as the guest Of friends in Bridgeport
 Lost--In East Berlin. q heur-de-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03


 n'str'ot of rl,ir,,nc s,. Probate cour' July @7'hr l9"5.
 Estate of Edward Y. Carter a.e o' FI'jn'ilIe In sad district, doroascd
 The oNc'utur having oNh'ht'cd rs a5. m'ristntlon account with snid cslato rc }h.s rourt for allowance. It is
 Crdrrcd-That the lhtlt dav of Ausust \. n 1925, a' ten o'clock in tho toaeroon, at tho probate oNi"e in rIAtusiNe ha and the same is assigned for a hearing nn tno 7hoOanoc of said administration account and this rnurt direrts the eAe, utnr 10 circ all persons interested ,herniu 10 appear R, said time and place, by whrsNinC tNis order onre in some newspaper having a circulation in said district. and hv pottirr "opr on the puhi' slEn pos' in 'nr tow n If Flainville where the do-cased ls d~"''. at least five days refore said time assigned.
 Certified from FerarA
 MTF1Tr Q. TTDFF Iu+5.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
HURLED THROUGH CARS WINDSHIELD Small Child Narrowly Escapes
 Death in Berlin Crash FATHER HELD FOR TRIAL
Walker Wins First Prize For Baton
 Swinging in NaugatuCk--MeCting
 Of Grange Tomorrow Night -

A small girl, daughter of Carl Carlson of S4 Buel street. New Brit ain, was painfully cut about the face as the result of being hurled through the windshield of an auto mobile driver by her father, and Mrs. Carlson suffered a severe cut over the eye, when Carlson's car colided with another machine driven by Joseph C. McCusker of c6 South street, New Britain. near the trolley switch on Pennington avenue. kensington, yesterday afternoon.
 Carlson, it is said, was looking at mass meeting which was being held in the neishboring field and did not notice the approach of the other vehicle. Carlson's car, accord ing to reports, was allowed to svrrve 10 the left of the road.
 Mrs Carlson received a severe cut over the eye as a result Of the crash and a small daughter was hurled through the windshield, sustaining several cuts about the face, They were attended by Dr. NJ. l.. Marsh of New Britain. Both cars were badly damaged and were lowed to nearby garage for repairs.
 Officer Frank Brown investigated the accident and placed both driV- CTS under arrest on charges of rcck- less driving. They will appear in thy Rcrlin town court Tuesday eve ming
 Drunken Driver Arrested
 Carl F.. lantz Of 10S Arch street, New Britain. was arrested on Farm inRron avenue near the Berlin Auto Sales company on Saturday evening for operating car whole under the influence of liquor. The arrest was made ivy Officer Frank Brown after g crash in which T.antz's car and a noachine driven by Joseph LaPorta of ss Spring stret, Waterbury, were involved. Both cars were badly damaged, but no one was injured. Iants posted a bond Of s2on for his appearance in the town court to- morrow evening.
 Officer Has Narrow Escape
 A car driven by Officer Brown narrowly escaped collision with a machine operated by Edward Nor ton. colored, of East Berlin on the turnpike in Beckley Saturday eve ming. A sharp turn of the wheel took Browns car out Of the line Of danger and he immediately turned around and stopped the other car. Upon investigation it was found that Morton was drunk and his car was taken away from him, He was arrested for driving under the in fuence Of liquor. In the car with Morton was another Negro, Harry r. Scott, who was arrested for drunkenness. Both will appear in the Berlin court tomorrow evening. They were taken 10 the New Britain police station. where they were locked up, awaiting trial.
 Daughter Is Born
 One weekend birth form Ken sington vas recorded st the New Britain General hospital. that Of a daughter to Mir and Mrs, Vernon Record of kensinston.
 Remove To Hartford
 pz. William A- Damon and his
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

lation of park ordinance, 1; intoM. cation, 9; \agrancy. 1; intoNication, breach Of the peace and assault, r.: violation Of traffic laws and operat. ing without license, 1; interfering with an officer. 1; operating under tho influence Of liQuor and reckless Irving, r. indecent exposure. r. cm- hc1zlement hy hailee, 1. delinquency, II.
 Tho cases were disposed of as fol- IoVs; Fair fines, q. released to pay fines {; nollci hy prosecuting anor. ney x; adjourned, 3; committed to Norwich, f. noIlef hy prosecuting attorney uron payment of costs, 49: sent 70 taiI, ., turned over to ont of town officers. { sent 70 Cheshire rr, 'ormatory !; released by captain. 2.
 Juveniles caused inc department some considerable difficulty during he month as there were 1i Noys under cl years of aee arrested, There were e4 complaints in,cs'igat- d during the month, resulting in if arrests. Officers found 27 doors and windows unlocked and made tnem secure and also found six lest rhil lren and re'Nrnol rNem to their parents. Eight street ush's were also reported as not burning and Ca notices were served for the city.
 The department investigated lS auto accidents and found property 10 n" value Of s6fo ani turned it over fn tNc nNncrs
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

leis pin. Finder please return 10
 Miss A Tierney and receive reward.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

Closing out Sal". new Nlctrolas a' Y price. (. [. Fierce < e.. New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
.FREE.FOR.ALL AT
 MOUNTAIN VIEW
Two Stabbed With Fork When
 Booze Causes Fight
CAMP MEETING ENDS
Trlmbull Outing Held Today -- Chautnuqua Opens Tomorrow --- Grange Picnic Tomorrow Evening Many Minor Accidents.

Two persons were stabbed with
 fork. two arrests were made and
 more are expected, and ono auto
 mobile accident was caused last
 night when a party al the home of
 Mike Firy of Mountain View de-
 reloped into q trcs-fcr.al fight The exact nature Of the affair is still very hay and an investigation was being made this afternoon by Grand Juror William ]. Eorau and Deputy
 sheriff E. W. Furroy with the hope of clearing up the mist and placing the responsibility for the row.
 Deputy sheriff Furrcy was called last night about 11:15 o'clock and hurried to the scene of the small riot, which was still in violent pro-
 gross. One woman, whose name could not he learned, was found ly- ing oil the floor with q fork wound in her neck, while her husband had received the weapon in the urm. Another man, across the road, was | found to he suffering from a smashed nose ani split lip. Two Of the comhatants were still ruGaEt3 in strife, and the scene had all the aspects of battleti'h.
 Firy and another man were ar rested on the technical charge Of drunkenness, and it IS expected that other arrests will follow as th" result of today's investigation. The injured were attended hy or. l.. II.
 Frost, who stated today that the
 wounds were not dangerous.
 Nick Romanlck of Now Britain. it
 is understood. vas one of those
 present at the party, hHt he made
 his exit before the bloW-off Before leaving. however. he had evidently
 had more than his quota of liquor, for upon arriving in New Britain he collilei with another machine
 driven hy Elmer Jones Of this town. Romanick was arrested by the New
 Britain police,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Play This ENcning

A play entitled "'rhc Ladies Aid Society" will he presented al the camp grounds under the auspices Of the Camp Ground Improvement so- ciety this evening. The case "ill be as follows: Mrs R. R. Powers, played by Mrs. Oliver Nichols Of New Brit ain: Grandma Gihhs Mrs W. H. Hall. New Britain: Mrs ch"s'y- Mrs. J. Oswald. Waterhury; Mrs,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Return From Detroit
At Plnlnville Camp Ground

Among the East Berlin residents vho Vare at the Middletown church house. PlainNille camp ground, over the weekend, were Charles Pratt, Burton oslA EsEaEs nNs<. eAnss'
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Attempt Parachute Record

An attempt will he made 10 break tho world'r long distance parachute jumping record of 900 feet recent ly established al Mineola field. al tho Bristol air meet on August IS. according to an announcement re- cci,ed hy Chairman Earl I. Arnold of the air meet committee this morning. EXp"renccd army para chute jumpers will he sent here who will endeayor to jump a distance Of over two thousand feet from mov- ing p'anes before opening their parachutes
 Long distance parachute jumping is something new in aviation within the past few months, as heretofore if has heen thought that it was impossible to jump for a distance of over q few hundred feet without the jumper meeting death before he reached the ground. This theory was exploded at Mineola field when the parachute jumper stated that he experienced no i'll feeling scnsa- rons after dropping the 1,Soo feet through spaCe
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Leaves on Vacation

C. ". Williams. village carrier for the Kensington post office, has left on his annual two weeks vaca- ton. Mir. Williams and family will spend part of that time at the sea- shore. Frank Giana is taking care of Mir. Williams duties while the Ia+.rr is ont Of toun
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Trunlhull IiCntC

FlainNtllo presents 2 deserted aN- peararce tod1v. 7S no f'"or than six trolcys crowded Hi'h people I0f' hor" earl, tNis morning for New Ha. ,eu aul Saito Rock. In othor words 'N' aunu0l outing of tN, Trumhul Electric Mfg 70. MS hcI ltoiay and larGo numher of people ho'h here ari in Now Britain ayailci thom. sr1ves of fhr opportunity and went along With tho employHs of th" con 'rnrn \ shore dmne rN7s served nt Wilro>>, but thore was no prorram 0f sOOrts this Nr9r
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Minor tra sllrs

! Numerous automobile accidents of minor importance occurred here f over the weekend. the traffic being i perhaps the heaviest of the season. ! The police and the Wreckors were l kept on the lump all day yesterday, but no injuries were reported.
 Camp Meeting Closes The 6Oth annual session at tho plainville camp ground cana 10 a close this morning with the usual ceremony. the forming of q large circle and the saying Of bcnNdiCtiOn. 1 The attendance records were hrok- cn this year, fully 1,o00 people being present at some of the services, the largest crowds being attracted 10 the series of evangclistic meetings con- ductod by Rev, Dr. John |" Davis and Rev. A. R. Taylor each evening, The board of trustees held their annual meeting saturday afternoon. Rev. nr. John H. Bell was reelected president, as he Is superintendent of the district association; and L. A. Gladding of plainville vas again the choice for treasurer Others elected were as follows:
 Secretary. Charles H. Allen, Mcri- den; assistant secretary -troasurcr. Fred Kelsey, Higgauum; grounds committee, L. A. Gladding. Fred Kelsey, (. H. Allen, w, F. Jennings of Hartford; public dining hall com mittee, l.. A. Gladding, (. H. All'n, George $. Stratton of south Mcri- den; transportation committee, l~ A. Gladding, C H. Allcn C. <. S,rat- ton; finance committee, [. <. Clark of West Haven. J. E. Ensign Of Simsbury, l.. A. GladdinE: police committee, |. S Clark, w. F.. JCn- .nings; publicity Committcc. pr. Bell Fred Kelsey. (. II. AIlon; locating and sale committee, L.. X, Giaddmg, auditor. Fred Kelsey: corporation houses committee, Mrs. L. A. Gjad ding. Mrs. C. II. Allen, Mrs. Fred Kelsey. Mrs. G, s Stratton: rhil- dren's playground committee, w r.. Jennings.
 Play This ENCniug
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

tContinue1 on raCe fN
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
IuuCraI of Charles TrasL

Funeral sor'iCos of tNarIrs Tr7sK. who died a' tho Norwich hospital hr'daN 0>r> holi yesterday after. noon '0 Waterbury. 1Utnrmrnt was mad" in West cemetery. Train,lllc. ENN' ArtNnr A Ball. pastor of the Flain'i''' M r.. church. orflciatine
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

One weekend birth form Ken sinEton vas recorded st the New Britain General hospital. that Of a daughter to Mir and Mrs, Vernon Record of kensington.
 Remove To Hartford
 py. William A Damon and his