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New Britain herald., 1925-12-02

was granted by Judge Molloy on the application of O'Brien's wife, Mrs. Mary Miller O'Brien, who claimed ho had forcibly elected her from the establishment, which she herself had conducted. O'Brien, forced to relin quish possession. has retained Attor- ney David L. Dunn as counsel and is seeking 10 regain control of the beauty parlor. Thomas F. McDon- ough is acting for Mrs. O'Brien.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
WALL ST. MARKET

Wall Street opening-stock prices continued to pursue m upward course as trading was resumed to- day, although changes were ex- trcmely narrow. American Can was the only conspicuous strong point, advancing almost 3 points, with some Of the merchandise, oil and tobacco issues showing moder- 1tc Improvements,
 Favorable dividend announce mcnts, expansion of steel trade activities and the upward trend or gasoline and oil prices coincidcnt with a drop in crude production subsequently, caused tho buying movement to widen.
 Various industrials and special ties moved ahead hriskly under the leadership of American Can, which sold at ?6l, within . points of ils record high. Several oil issues followed Marland in its rise to new high ground. Woolworth was run up 1 points and gains of 2 to Slg points were registered within tho first half hour by Mack trucks. T.. S' Cast Iron Pipe, Remington Type. writer, International Combustion columbia Carbon, Midland Steel products preferred and Atlantic Coast Line Foreign exchanges were irregular at the opening. with sterling holding steady around Si.S4 1-16.
 Pig iron statistics for November, gathered by wire on December f show further gains in the daily production rate,' Iron Age says. and in the final week of the month steel works in the Youngstown and Pittsburgh districts stepped ID to q scale of operations that brought the average for the industry above S5 per cent"
 At S,o15,4Sc tons for the so days. November pig iron output was at a daily rate of 100,516 tons against @,"2S,@70 tons in October, or a7,- 52S tons q day.
 The pig iron composite price has gone 10 s2l.54 compared with s91.- s9 last week and s20.7l one year ago. The present level is the high est since April 1.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
.BAGNAN0 WANTED
 ID MURDER BABY
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Dr. H. II. Maynard and the father as John Bagnano of Hoboken, N. j..
 (OntemplaIcd Suicide


 Dr. H, II. Maynard and the father as John Bagnano of Hoboken, N. j..
 Contemplated Suicide
 She said that her brother, Fred, went to see her while she was at the Hotel Roma and that the baby was In bed She testified that she was frightened when ho came in. She was writing a letter to her mother and father, she said, telling them q am going to kill myself and it will be your own fault for not takinig me nome again." He took the letter away from her. sho said. and when he read 1t he started to cry with her.
 She testified that she asked her brother to give hcr a bottle of iodine, telling him that her finger was sprained. She said she really wanted 10 end her life. She testified that he wouldn't get 1t for her.
 She testified that later she went 10 orange street with her brother Fred. she said he asked someone to put the baby in home where she could see 1t while she was working and that tho person said she couldn't take the baby unless the father signed the paper. She testified that she didn't feel very well" at this time. She said she then took the baby back to Beach street. Her aunt said shed take the baby for one week, Olympia testified, adding that her aunts health was poor.
 Brother Helped Her.
 Olympia testified that her brother Fred told her she needed q rest and that he took her 10 Now York, She said she stayed threro week. Then she went to her cousins house in Newark, N. j., she added. remain ing there about three weeks. Tesse Padula, was the cousins name, she said. She testified that while she was In New York and New Jersey, she tried unsuccessfully to find Johnny Bunyon' Cor John Bag nano) She had received no money from anyone except her brother Fred, she said.
 The testimony was interrupted q moment while the court stenogra- pher got her handkerchief Olym- pia said her aunt treated her and her baby well. Sho was the only one who wanted to take care of the baby, Olympia testified. When she had to leave the house, she said. she went to her cousins on Cedar street, Now Haven. where she was allowed 10 sleep. She left the baby at AllingtoWn, she said.
 Once. passing her mothers house, she said, she saw her little sister playing. She got off the car and asked the girl to come to her, she testified. She said the girl said T cant speak to you. Papa told me not to speak to you any more" She told of her experiences with her other sisters. Up 10 February this year. she said, none Of her brothers and sisters had spoken to her, except Fred.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
IuCicn GrcniCr

As no word has yet come from the parents of Lucian Grenier, 19 year old suicide, who hanged himself ear ly Sunday morning in Styles & Rey- holds building in Berlin. the body is still at B. C. Porter Sons undertak- ing parlors, Monday afternoon the boys parents sent a reply 10 tele- gram admitting that Grenier was their son. but nothing has been heard from them since.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Little Canadian Town
 Being Wiped Out by Fire

North Bay, Ont, Dec. ,. (AP)- Fire which broke out at 4:10 o'clock this morning had wiped out half the town of Mattawa at 10 q. m. and was still raging fiercely. The towns en- tire population of 1,50O is fighting the flames.
 Recent stormy weather left the roads leading 10 Mattawa in such condition that efforts to send fire fighting apparatus from here were futile.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Unfair Competition Is
 Blamed for S20,OOO Loss

Boston, Dec. Pt--A net loss of $?o,o00 on the operation of the Bos- ton and Worcester street railway from July to September 30 of this year was ascrjhed 10 illegal con- petition of buses rarelleling the rail- way line' in a receivers report af- flrmcd in superior court today. The loss from February to Sept. 80 was placed at $30,hoo. The receiy. CT said a slight profit had been real izod on buses operated by the con- pany in Birmingham.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
HAVE FIERCE EIGHT

Bridgeport, Dec. , R,-George Nelson, 30, negro, is being held without bond while Joseph Logan, %S, also negro, is in a critical con dition at the Bridgeport hospital as the result of q fight between the two men last night. The quarrel took place at the American Tube and Stamping company plant. where both are employed. Nelson is alleged 10 have struck Logan over the head with an iron bar 10 avcnge himself for injuries he claims Logan in. tliCtcd upon Nclson's mother.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Funerals
Mrs. \. Boncnfant

Funeral services for Mrs. Arte- mise Bonnnfant were held at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Patrick J. O'Mara, of 45o Main street at S;4S o'clock and from St Mary's church at o'clock this morning. A solemn high mass of requiem was sung by Rev, Raymond J. Clabby.
 The pail bearers were John Lam bert, Thomas O'Day, Bernard V. Daughcrty, Daniel O'Hearn, John Sheehan and Peter Morrin. Tho floral bearers were Edward Morrin and Fred North.
 Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
BUS LINE HEARING.

A hearing will be given by the Public Utilities Commission. Decem- hor 2, on a proposed agreement be- tween the Connecticut Co. and Roe co Caccstllo, operator Of the Oak street bus line. The agreement pro Nidcs for "eXprcss' operation of the Connecticut Co. bus between Com monwealth avenue and Park drive, CON street.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
CEASE DIVING EFFORTS

London, Dec. tP - Diving operations in the attempt 10 find the lost monitor submarine Mi have been discontinued. an ad- miralty statement says today. No positive results have been gotten and it Is not considered necessary to prolong the search. as the cause of the disaster has been fully es- fablished
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
CUBAN FUND DESIRED

Havana. Dec. 2 Pl-The creation of a fund for the purchase of for eign owned property and the build ing of new industries is 10 be pro- posed in q bill in the legislature, says one of the Havana newspapers. The bill will propose that the public works taxes shall be continued at the end of the ten-ycar period for which they were arranged. which will be at the end of 1885. The money secured from taxes therc- after would be used for tho purpose of creating the proposed fund.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
State of N. Hampshire
 Files Bill in Equity

Concord, N. H.. Dec. 2 tRt-The state of New Hampshire today filed a bill In equity requesting the Mer- rimack county superior court 10 or der the Boston and Main railroad 10 bring the number of employees in its New Hampshire repair shops to q total equal at least 10 the number employed in 1917. The action against the railroad was precipitated by the closing of the old locomotive shop in Concord a few weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
SUIT OVER NOTE

Joseph Cadrain has brought a foreclosure action against John II. French of Newington. He alleges that Felix Cadrain held a $500 note signed by French and secured by a mortgage, that Felix Cadrain died, as did his oXccutrix, Selma l.. Ca drain. and that he is her executor. He seeks foreclosure of the mort gage and possession of the premises. The writ, which was issued by Don ald Gaffney, is returnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of January and was served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. IIor- Witz.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
.MDGE WALSH ILL

Bridgeport, Dec, . Pl-JUdge John J, Walsh of the court of com mon pleas is i'll at his home in Nor walk. His place was taken on the bench today by Acting Judge Clar- ence K. Hall. A jury in common pleas court today returned a verdict in favor of Henry Carstesen, owner of an automobile which was in col Hsion with a car owned by Mrs Hen rietta Conroy. At the time of the accident the Carstesen automobile filled with mourning floral wreaths. was en route to s New Haven ccme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
IRISH BOUNDARY ISSUE.S

London, Dec, 2 LPs-The attempt to settle the Irish boundary difficulty is continuing today with further dis Cusson by the representatives Of tho British government and of the Irish Free State and Ulster. The Daily Mail says; "The British gov crnment has definitely decided 10 put it's hands into the pockets of British taxpayers to find the price of peace. It is anxious to avoid fresh disorder In Ireland and 3D. rarcntly is prepared 10 pay almost any price for that purpose.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Rescinds Proposal for
 Retroactive Tax Bill

Washington. Dec. 2 P,--The house ways and means committee today rescindtd it's proposal to al low retroactive reduction in the Inheritance taxes.
 The provision as taken from the tax reduction bill after the treasury had estimated it would mean a loss Of S7,o,o00,o00 in revenue. rath. CT than $20,00o,oo0 as originally es. timated.
 The committees decision for low. CT inheritance rates in future years however, remains unchanged.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Deaths S
Mrs. Vincencina Sarrentino

Mrs. Vincencina Sarrentino, e. died at her home at IS Fairview street this morning. She was d widow.
 She is survived by t}o sons, To- razio Sarrentino and Frank Sar- rentino, and two daughters, Mrs. Dominic 1nsante and Mrs. PasQuale De DosQuale, all of this city.
 Funeral arrangements in charge of Laraia X; Sagarino of Spring street are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
LEGAL NOTICE

! hereby give notice that hay" sold my printing business known as the Winter Printing company O. NeWington 10 Frederick J. Treai and Wilfred J. DeMarsh and will not be responsible for goods sold to or credit extended on behalf or that business after this date.
 Dated December 1, 1925,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
HELD AS BURGLAR

Derby, Dec. 2 Rt.-C Clarence Franklyne, %, negro, who was talk on into custody on a charge of breaking and entering the home of William Walsh on New Haven ave nue, Tuesday evening, was arraigned in city court this morning before Judge Ralph H. Clark. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was bound over to the next term of the superior court in Sl,oo0 bonds. Franhlyne is alleged to be implicated in several oc"nt robberies in Woodbridge.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
MAKE LIQUOR HAUL.

Hull, Mass. Dec. UPl-An unoc- curied building on the shore here was found today to be storeroom for smuggled liquor when coast guardsmen in a raid captured 500 cases Of alcohol and Scotch malt val ued al sl0O,00O. Three men who were loading liquor into an automo- bile were arrested.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Sues for $1OO,OOO for
 Being Fired From .JOh

Boston Dec. 9 PI-Thomas L. McAvHy of Boston, d marine ensin- ""r filed suit for s1oO,000 in federal court today against the United States Emergency Fleet corporation, alleg- ing that he had been discharged from the defendants service follow ing charges of which he later was CXoneratcI,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
MaN Street Briefs

Stockholders Of the Central Leath. CT company have been notified that the directors have ordered the bool, Falue Of the company's assets as of september S0 reduced by adjust. mcnts aggregating $740707S 10 cover writing off of plants and other assets These adjustments will not altoct operating results for tho first nine months of 1925 as heretofore reported. The adjusted balance sheet shows that after providing for all liabilities and preferred stock at par and accrued dividends, balance amounted 10 $9,So7S70, which rep resents a book value Of S2470 4 share on the common stock figures on the basis Of growing concern.
 The American Sumatra Tobacco company will pay Ia per cent on it's 'a per cent gold notes and on the principal amount Of its llQuidatod in- d"btcdness, bringing tho total paid on the gold notes 10 65 DOT cent since tn" company was placed in re- ccivershlp last May,
 C. II. Markham, president of the Illinois Central, has informed stockholders that net income avail able for dividends, additions and h"tterments in the first ten months this year was approximately s50O.- o0o greater than in the same pc- rio1 Of 1924, with every indication or tnriher Improvement Business conditions generally throughout the roads territory were good, he as- serted.
 The Gintcr Co. proposes to in. crease its authorized common stock from ?oo,o0o to 6ho,0oo shares and the capital stock by s5,00o,0 900 list preferred.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
CONSIDER scho. 900 SLIT

Bridgeport. Dec. P)-A jury in superior court will start deliberation this afternoon on the s25h,00o suit brought by the city of Bridgeport 10 pay for extra expenditures necesSl- tated by delays experienced in the building of the Stratford avenue bridge.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
NEW VISITING NERSE

Miss Sara keevers commenced her duties with the Visiting Nurse association yesterday, She had been public health nurse at Willimantic for six years and before taking up that work was connected with the tuberculosis relief bureau main tained by the local department of health.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
ROY BURNED TO DEATH

Shamrock, R. l., Dec. . PD - A three year old boy was burned to death and his elder sister seriously injured when fire destroyed the home of Romeo Marien here this forenoon. Roy MariGn perished in the fire that completely destroyed he two family house.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
City Items

The Young Peoples society of the flrst Congregational church will hold a harvest supper in tho church chapel at 6'30 o'clock this evening,
 Representative Fred o. Racklffe IS confined 10 his home on Kenslng- ton avenue with an attack of grip.
 A final accounting in the matter ot Mulltn and Shepard. bankrupt church street restaurateurs, will be made at hearing before the referee Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
ESCAPE FROM 6 MARDERS

Belgrade, Jugoslavia. Dec. ? Ps- (nguarded for a moment, two criminals held for observation in the state insane asylum last night seized crowbar and felled six warders, one after the other. in dark pas sage. They then climbed a wall and escaped. Three of the warders will probably die.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
ARREST CoUNTERFEITERs

Louisville. Ky" Dec. Pt-Four women and two men are under ar rest in Louisville. Chicago and St. Louis charged with counterfciting United States secret service agents disclosed today.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
BEAUTY SHOP AFFAIR

A motion to dissolve the tempor- ary injunction restraining George r. e Brien from remaining in posses sion of the Main Beauty Shoppe will he heard before Judge Molloy of the court of common pleas at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon This injunction
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Mrs. r. .I Curtin.

Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Curtin, wife of Patrick J. Curtin will be at the late home at S:SO o'clock and at St. Joseph's church at o'clock tomorrow morning. A solemn high mass of requiem will be sung. Burial will be in St. Marys cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
TO SCRAP SHIPS,

London, Dec. dPl-Twenty-seven British naval ships will be scrapped in the immediate future, J. C. C. Da- vidson. under secretary Of the ad- miralty, announced today in the house of commons.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Louis \. Powell

The funeral of Louis A. Powell was held from the undertaking parlors of B. C. Porter Sons Co. at 1880 o'clock this afternoon. Frederic L, Fay officiatcd at Committal serv- ices at the grave in Fairview cemc- tery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
EXCHANGES & BALANCES

New York = Exchanges, l.2ca,- 000.0O balances. 127,000.00
 Boston - Exchanges lt7,000.00o: balances, S7.o0. .o0o.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
Freedman Addresses Court

Joseph NJ. Freedman, Of counsel. addressed the court after q short in tcrVal, and Chapman slumpcd down into his usual pose with the index
New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
4TREAsURY STATEMENT

Treasury balance .. 31i:,sOc,5os
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ADDRESS.

NAME. ADDRESS
T. LITMAN. 1923 S Sc. NV.
p. J. LALIGU. 1910 Adams MIL Rd NV.
LANSBURGH BRO
S. LIyINSON, 1920 Both st. NV.
j.. LYNAJH. 1900 Srd st. S.w.
LAKEWOOD MARKET, 1850 + NV.
LAKES MARKET. 1914 18th st. NV.
MORRIS LIFSHUTZ. $3.50 Grant st. NE.
LYDDANE GRO. 1411 Wis. Ave. NV.
LITTLE WONDER DELICATESSEN. 200 End ST. Sc.
LITMAN. 331 3rd st. SW.
l.. LEVY. 2I51 9Th st. NV.
J.. IITTOFF. 202I 18th st. NV.
b. LEyINSON, 9th and y NV.
u. LEIBAN LEIBoW 52I End st. NV.
LYDDINS GRO. 141s Wis.
f.. .LIEBERMAN. 2IOI Va. Ave. NV.
LIBERTY MARKET. 1884 IIth.
LANSBCRGH & BRO. eth ST.
LURIA & SONS. $500 Ga. Ave. NV
LENKINS MARKET. 3rd and G Sts NE.
J.. LURIA SONS. $500 Georgia Ave-
CHAS LEN, 46I r st. NV.
w. e. LAMBERT. 1900 I4th st. Rd. NV
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These retailers will give customers these special
prices both sizes Of Cold Dust during only!
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JOHN GABOUL, 100 9th ST. NV.
HARRY GELLER. 144O Newton st.
S. GORDON. 474 Pa. Ave. NV.
s. A. GOLDEN. 30I 18th st. Sc.
Fl. GIBBERMAN. $50 La. Ave.
f. W GUY. 800 9th st. Sc.
NJ GASS. 1875 n ST. Sc.
= GASS. 1901 Benning Rd. NE.
a. GOLDBERG. Alb Az st. SW.
5. II. GWYNNE 18th and Columbia Road NV.
GILDENHOwS MARKET. eo16 18th ST. NV.
J.. GILMAN, 1915 V st. NV
+. GOLDBERG. $40 l. ST. NV.
II. GILMAN 653 w st. NV.
a. GOLDSTEIN. 1918 eth ST. NV.
J. GOLDBERG. 2639 St NV.
IRVING GOLD. Is p st. NE.
p. GOLDEN HOO n. Jersey Ave. Sc.
VI. GOLDENBERG DEPT. STORE. 9TH sts NV
GIBSON CO.. 9I1 st. NV.
II. GOOSE. 700 First st. Sw.
II. GAMERSIAN. a: ST.
L. c. GINGELL. Berwyn. Md.
s. GORDON "a NJ
S. w. GORDON. 3O5 w st. s.w.
Fl. L. GORDON. MINI. Ave. and Gait st.
GORDON MARKET. 12th and SITS. NE.
s.. .GISINSON SO E st.
F. GITTLESON. 600 cath st. NV.
NJ GITTLESON. 2s27 Ga. Ave. N.lW.
F. HUME STORE 9Th st.
p. HYDIES. 26O6 Conn. Ave.
f. HORRIAN. College Park.
HENRY MARKET. ID St. NV.
y. HENRY, 1917 Pa. Ave. NV.
SAM HOLTZMAN. 62I l. st. NV.
III. HARRISON. 253 10th Sc.
+. HURWITZ. 1929 New Ave. Sc.
5. HALBERG. 800 Goth ST. NV.
HOLTZMAN & LEVINE. 1852 Columbia I'd. NV.
HENRY MARKET. I44O o ST.
w. HARMON. 1901 st. NV.
l.. HIILMAN, 90 st. S.W.
HOME DEL, 100 Upshur st. NV.
HAMILTON COURT MARKET. 22nd and N sts NV
A. HERMAN. 1901 u st.
GEO. c. HEIDE. 1905 18th st. NE
J. IMBER. eth and L sts.\ \s.w
II. ". JONES 18th and L Ss.
f. X. JONES 340I 11th st. NV
E. j. JOHNSON. eO36 12th ST. NV.
NJ. JULIAN. 2O4 9Th ST. sw.
H. JANOFSKY. 46I9 sheriff Rd
+ i iiWfEK HASkEKs3S ,sss s$S e s SSwS.w.
WI. stcassGs SSsHs: lSss 1Ss5 5th Rf s. A.f SI St
4 KASSISsKIs 1o:1 9TH St.
). kASA,s SAs sSN. q cap 3 Par and A1s: Sr'ant SITS
GoPA kkfk yMsfRfsHn MSRKFf 300 81 NE isih NV
fkEp II kssz koaoS q! sth 1sso 8, sih sE st. s.w
ANNIE KOLKER 9I2 New Hampshire Ave. NV
koSobs Il b NMhKkhh MaRKEi ess 3. Il I s. ME NE
A. kESSLER, 1921 y. j. Ave NV
l. 1 kdohkE1kINi kokkEk. isas as' + s; s. Nv: Nv
II SskrSfE1 iSs TSeP i;s s.! Ieth 81 St. NV
7; KLElN, lsoi Montsiio Ave. Ne
kSs.SfS kSssS SsSs MAkSET ,S$ ;, H;Ss :. ,4ts St
J. KLINE. 1888 4th ST. NV.
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o. II. RUPERT. 1902 12th st.
Z. RUBIN. 2269 Sherman Ave.
G. RICKERTS. 1896 NJ st. NV.
r. RUBIN. 3rd and SITS. NV.
s. ROSENGARTEN. I67 st. Sc
r.. ROSENFELD. 4724 Sheriff Rd. NE.
E. RESSEK. 2O1 10Th st. NE.
s. RAPPORT, 324 c st. NV.
s. ROSENBERG. 400 3rd st. S.w.
II. ROSIS. 3542 18th st.
l.. ROSIN & son. 33I st. NE.
HARRY REA, 7O1 Eye st. Sc.
RANDOLPH MARKET. 1920 First st. NV.
A. ROSENBLATT. 800 ST. NV.
w. =. ReCKCHARLE. 9th and NJ Sts Ne
l.. RESNEK. 254O p st.
RESERVOIR MARkET. Wis. Ave.
J. ROSEN. II0I y. j. Ave. NV
5. ROSEN, 1922 Fla. Ave. Ne
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IT. SCHLANGER. 4S1. Ga. Ave. NV.
J. SHEAHIN. 18th and Fl SITS. NV.
j. SPROUL. I'll Il. /. Ave. NV.
W. o. SHINSkY, 232 41% st. Sw.
SHEPARD MARKET, 1247 Shepard st.
CHAS. SCHNEIDER, 90 @ St. NV.
VI. sadie, 1st and @ Sts NV.
Z. A. STEVENS. 931 Potomac Ave. Sc.
JOHN $3.50. 14IO 9th st.
j. SANSALOW, $40 list st. s.w.
sHUSTER BROS, 200 st. NE.
y. SILyERMAS. 260I Sherman Ave.
SUNBEAM MARKET.
T. H. SHERMAN. 100 Az st. s.w.
NJ. SIMON. 249 Half st. S.W.
i. SILvERMAN, so NJ st. S.w.
s. SCHOEN. 800 3rd st. S.W.
ID. A. SCHNEIDER, 360S I4tfl st. NV.
III. SHADED, 1901 18th st. NV.
SHARETT 8 LITTERER 9Th and SITS. NV.
EDw. SCHMIDT. 400 W st. NV.
H. b. sIEGEL. s27 L st. NE.
CHAS. SETNECK. 200 st. NV.
STANDARD MARKET. 2s37 Sherman Ave.
SNIDER'S MARKET. 593s Georgia Ave.
S. SHCB, 2O1 NJ st. S.w.
S. SNYDER. 1101 New Jersey Ave.
S. SEIDMAN. 46I st. NV.
S. SPELMAN. 1912 1st st.
w. STEIN, 700 9th St. SW
P. SUCIANO. 65 Myrtle st. Ne
p. SEGAL, 22OI 12th st. NV.
SHEPARD MARKET: 18th and Shepard ST. NV.
J. SILyERMAN. 18th and SITS. NV.
W. SCHMIDT, 18th and SITS.
ii. SHUSTER, 1850 3rd st.
III. SCHNEITZ. 22nd and P SITS.
j. STALCUP, Chesterbrook, Va.
v. SCHEHESHERSKY. 529 Va Ave. Sc.
H. STEWART. 2end st. and Newport Ave.
SELSKY & CAPLAN, 5I G st. s.w.
A. F. STERN. 55I4 Conn. Ave.
l., STEIN, 1924 Ga. Ave.
S. SILyERMAN, 4s5h n st. S.W.
NJ. SISLER. 8 G st. NE.
J. sEIGAL. 1928 25th st.
SC0RDOS BROS, 143S 81. NV.
Il. SHUCK. 1918 9th st. NV.
C. SISSLON. 644 Rock Creek Road.
SAyATT. 9Th and G NV.
II. z. SHAPIRO. 9Th and SITS. NE.
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J. ONEIL. Chevy Chase.
OCONSOR. 216O California ST.
4. OLIVER, 100 18th st. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. 1905 Ii 81.
w, 0SHINSkY. 1882 Az st. S.W.
OHIO DELICATESSEN. 1888 18th st. NV
j. OSER. 2O53 L.
SAM ORLOVE. 1901 9TH St. NV.
NJ. 0ULLIANOW. 1415 10th st.
/. OKIN, 3232 IIth st. NV.
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]. TAYLOR BROS, 10th and Water SITS. SW.
TIvOLI MARKET. 1891 14th st.
b. TITSHOFF. 400 I1th st. Sc.
w. L. TOBIAS, jefferson and NJ SITS
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N

n. NATOLI. 9th and K SITS.
j. NON. 9Th and s SITS. NV.
A. NIEMETS, 9th and Que SITS. NV.
). NAIMAN. 1901 First st. NV.
MAN NIMETZ, FL NJ st. S.W.