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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
HANGS HERSELF
 INCLOTHES CLOSET
Sixteen Year Old Daughter Finds Mothers Body After
 Life Is Extinct
North Grosxrnordals Woman Dsrsng.
 ed Since Her Husband't Death

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 aaa aa eH oldest af Rssm
 
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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
DYER s ELLIOTT
ORDER OF NOTICE

A. Court of Probate hela at Thompson, Connecticut. within and for the District of Thompson. CT. the 30th day Of January. 1928. Present. Fred 4. Munyan. Judge Estate Of Eben s. Stevens, late ef Dudley. Ma sachu- setts. deceased. owning property in said District. The Evacrtars named Tn the wil of sad deceteat. having made written application td this Court. requesting that a duly authenticated and eXemrlifed copy os tha last viii and testament and a eodicil thereto of said aeeH1e1t, and Df the record aE the proceedings in the Worcester County Frohete Court of the State of Massa- cnnsetts proving and establishing the same, he filed ard recorded and that the executors named in said viii and eealeil be approved by this Coare. as eE sad application ca file more fully appears. it ls 0RDERED-That said application he heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held az the Probate 0faee in the Town of Thanap- son n said District. on the lsrh day cf February. 1925. at II o'clock in the forenoon; and that public notice be gwen of the pendency of said Aprlica- ton and of the time and place assign ea for the hearing thereon. by pub fishing this order once in some news raper having a circulation n said District. FRED A. MuNYAN. Judge.
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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
LIMITATION or CLAIMS

District v Thomnsnn. ss prskate Casr1. January 2e 1925. Estate af Fraierlcs I Hatch.ns. laie af Thomu- 411 sn sad District deceased. Howard l Bradford Administrator. address Putnam Connecticut ORDERED hat aK months from tha date htzeaf hs ard tha sane are hereby appointed ard limited for the creditors af ssis -eeeaset fq bring ia the5r claims nsHEnFt sad estate e the said Admin lstratsr and thas public notsee ba eiv- eH 4 th aHder hy publishing a copy aeraef in some newspaper having d tirealafias ia said District. and nost-
 rE like copy er tha public sizr nagt
 VI ssa Town af Thenpsan nearest t8 where ihe ieceased last 8wele. FRED 4. MUNYAN. Judge. .
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
SPECIAL ELECTORS MEETING

The Electors Of the Town of ThomD- son are hereby warned 70 meet at their resneetive voting places. i. e; District No. |. 4. the Town Hall. Thompson.
 District No. 2. A. Union Hall. North GrosvenOrdale. at { o'clock in the forenoon until 6 o'clock in the af- ttrnoon. on Tuesday, February r, 1925.
 Then and there to give in their votes fer 8 person to fI a vacancy in the Office of Henresent tative to the General Assembly. for the remainder of the Official Term commencing on the lTth day of January. 1925.
 DYER s. ELLIOTT.
 Town Clerk. Dated al Thompson. January 2, 1925. t
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
BOARD OF RELIEF
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Putnam Cemetery Association will be held Saturday. Feb. :. 1925. in L. H. Full ler's office al e30 o'clock a. m to hear the reports of the officers for the past year, to elect officers for the year ensuing. to elect two trustees for three years, one member of the committee on trusts for three years, and auditors of the general and af the trust accounts for the year ensa- ing. and 10 do any other business pro- per to come before said meeting.
 Per order of the President,
 NEWTON <. BALLARD
 Secretary
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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

At Court ~ Probate holden at Y astaet within and for tha Dis trirt af Wood t,ck on rho 5th sav of feHraa~v. 4. ? 1928. Present. Rob est F Harris Judge. On motion of Mrs Alice q Richards f0 Heath St
 NeWnerf R EyecutHiz On the taz- tate estate of Charles <. Munrne late Qf Waods'aek. within said district. de- ceased. This Court doth decree that six months from date hereof he al- ianee ard limited for the creditors of said estate te exhibit their claim against The same to the Execatrix and directs that public notice ba given of said order bv advertising n d news. naper published in Putnam having a circulation in said district. and hv nostsnE g cnrv thereof en the nublie sisn nost in said town of Woodssael
 nearest the place where the deceased last awelt. Certified from Record ROBERT F HARRIS. Judge. s-s
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
LIMITATION OF CLANS

4 Court of Probate held at fhorrso0 Connecticut. within and fnr the District Of Thor1pson. on the izth day ef January. 1925. Present. Fred A Munvan. Judge. Estate of Caroline p Ream late of Thamnson ir said District. deceased. ORDER ED-That six months from the date hereof he and the same are hereby ap- pointed and limited for the creditors of said deceased 10 bring in their claims against said estate 70 Choate. Laroeoue < Mitchell. Attorneys for the Estate. at 40 Wall Street. New York City. New York: and that public notice be given Of this order. by pub fishing a copy hereof three times in a newsnaner having a circulation in said District. and by posting a ike eeH~ on the public siEnuast nearest tn the niace where the deceased last 3weAf and in the same tawn. and due rssHfr make. FRED i. MCNNAN. Judge. 5-7
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

District of Stamford. Csar; of Pro bate. ss Stamford. January 9. 1925. Estate Of Elmer F. Goss. late Of Stamford in said District deceased. The Court ef Probate for the District of Stamford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for 'he creditors of said estate wherein to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. praperly attested. within said time will he debarred e recov- erv. All persons indebted to saii estate are requested to make i~fme ii- sfa raywert ta BENJAMIN H. MEAD. Administrator. 4-6
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
THE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

Scarcely fortnight complained in ths column of the lack of musical organization Putnam Our specific com plant was that there no choral society promote interest m music and to organize that might bring this o the state more and of the abundant professional talent whose efforts the hall being enjoyed through the length and breadth o the country Ba today that Put nam has already highly eommendabe musical body in the High School Orchestra Those who heard the orchestra m its recent public appearances have been delighted The stu
 dents who play are highly interested making an excellent band and credit Co the school Putnam should be proud of the orchestra and do its level best give f every help and encouragement Amateur music of this type very often proves 70 oe the starting point for the development of some real and
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
INCOME TAX
Buainsss. Prefessioasi Men and Farm
 era Fern lofo

h making out kis Income tas far Che year 1928 the husI1ess Haz. pEs- fesza5aI HaH. and farmer is feel red ta use Em fH4a. af AhtH Hef HHc#H1= was Hf uHz not
 t1 0f 5000 The smaller Fa#m IDEes assd for eerH In- aFa Y ss. 900 ar ies derived sly fran salaries of wages
 have been seHt ta Har-aa aa izst as tfet returns Ha6s
 are ta receive form H#t Ea' eve shE taxpayer fraa aHe .IaH ta file a return aE= a#H sHe taE Ht-ia the tzrH rzasaH #H ar af March l5. 1925 fHF tht forms mHF tt ar1airei from sfees collectors of internal feverus and branch aEHc IHe EsN mas ae l n f1I at zhe time af aAaz tze EssaHe. 5s n foas equal H.aIn Hts da aH af before March iz Jane E. SsH.eH beF E. and UeeeH Der t5
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
BRookuNE EPomFRET
Good Hockey Game Expected al Pom
 fret fenaersc4

The Pomfret School hockey team meets Bfookline High in B game st Fumfret tomorrow The hrooklue team is enc af the strong inter- Bos- fon sextets which Pomfret has scheduled for this year The game with Yale Freshmen last week Sat urday was canceled because of poor ice Next week Saturday the school hockey schedule vii be closed with game vith Springfield Technical High school
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
LEAVES $500 900 ESTATE
vii of George H. F.tt. Filed In Ash.
 ford Probate Court

George T Fltss Hf i Ashford. whose death occurred iH W3ilimaHtie January f0. iefs aH estate df Sa#G00a accord Hng to she inventory flied wish Judge James r < knaRit8n af fhe i Ashford probate district. The estate lz one 5f zhe largest = se rrebatsd iH aiHdHam County in several years.
 Mr FItfs made hls money in the wholesale dry goods business. from which he retired in 1892 when he re- turned to Ashford his native town. Among the public bequests set forth .H his will were:
 Trinity College of Hartford. Sl0.- 900. Connecticut Historical Society of Hartford. Sl0.000: Hartford Hospital s5.0o0. Hartford Orphan Asylum, s5.- 100. Connecticut Humane Society ef Hartford S5000. St Joseph's Hos. Riial of Nillimantic, S5.000: and the Hartford ' M. (. A.. sl0.00o.
 After leaving few small hequests fa friends che residue of the estate was ieff to relatives in Wiliimaatlc and Providence.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

With 46-1 per cent of her male pop- ulatlon over fifteen years of age still single, Nevada has the highest per centSge of single men of any state in the Union. On the other hand ir has the lowest percentage of single vora- en, only l9.3 per cent being aamzr- ried.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

Natives of the Cold Coast uxe nickel coins with a hole drilled through she center. so that these fas ss. who possess no pockets and few clothes. nay string their money around .belr necks The coins are made by the Royal Mint in London.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
 MISS RUTH COHEN

Mrs Samuel Rosof of Pleasa n; street entertained at a party Monday evening in honor of Miss Ruth 1 Cohen. who is to make her home in Boston The table decorations for the buHe, lunch were ia keeping with St Valentines Day. and games were played
 Following guests present. Mrs $ Gordon Mrs J A. P Gagne. Mrs Charles Thavcr. Mrs Louis Wolfe. Nrs Le~beE Mrs <. Cohen. Mrs- Jacob Albert. Mrs Schultz. Misses Anna Rosoff 0f Worcester. Sadie Zal- las. Dora kurEman. Celia kam'usky lille kamiasky Ceha L. Aframe. Bertha Nuzis. Rath Wolfe
 A beautiful weekend case was presented Miss Cohen by the Guest=
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

Hats were once worn only by free men. slaves went hareheaded 4 free man voluntarily removed his hat as symbol 0f respect and service, which in time became a common cour- tesv Thus we Rake of our hats to ladies
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS

JoBBING. PLUMBING AND HEAT FER CLEANING done at reasonable prices. CHARLES II. SMITH. 3l5 South Main s., Putnam, Conn Tel. 15s-12. 6tf
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

FRET HOMES wanted far bright, intelligent hovs snd girls. both Prot astsnt and Catholic. from sfx ,o .hir- teen years af age. These ehildraa need especially homes where they viii receive intelligent and sTeetionsts care
 Anyone Interested in any one of these children nleasa rnra r1urira-s vish the BUREAU OF CHILD VEL FARE. State Capitol. Hsrtfo-1, Conn. 1tf
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
FIRE CHIEF THURSTON
 COMPLAINS TO COUNCIL.
Freezing Temperature Prevents Starting Trucks--Sman
 Attendance At Fires
cAsr.sr Change. Ratissd.-wal As-
 ssp. Street. After HsariaE

At fhs regular netting ef the el-1- ! men council Tuesday evening. Ralph E Th1rzfon. fire chief. called t1e at- tantiar s8 undesirable and even Gan- zar5as conditions existing at present in the fire department He mentioned th small rareertawe of hseman zsho fsIrn ont ts fires. and thH condition of the fire station and apparatus. There vas considerable d1selIssIul oFer fnf fact thst the temnerat1re at the eeu- tfal fire station had been allQHs1 te fal helaW tne freeing Heinf ga sef- erai nf tka caler nights several Hes rad ators f fha Number One track aa5 tae Hes Ha1 Ladder track rTe 1 4nd Ezea and re nra-
 rhIu fire alarm Has raHr arIr ia
 m5c# Lad fre t.a M lara
 ~
 truck
 H
 
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 can D.
 started promptly and tta+ sHe pez4aFa at ae Ire & ..rn Haaa He r E1 f1 = la4st as~a eeH 0n q enid nights al- daHnaH a H ta .1 Mr. LlsAt and iu t hm aa ts point eHa motion Alderman AHe t Ha v ft515 tls eH and fe committee be Instructed @ make recommendation for the tetsermelt al conditions iH ths department a. selat- ed by Mr Tharstaa. at the aeat meet Irs af fhe council
 Approves Charter Change
 The city council approved two bIlis El5rn Itted 70 the legislature % amend the charter Of The esfy of Putnam. without discussion 9r apHa sE0a. ae frst of fhese bils fled hT sHH- cia# committee ef fae council. pE9rls- as fos pas iHersassz for tHe Ezsy eozF officials B. t tha judge al rse k1a0 tha deputy a1Ee and clerk 2i e1aff s4sa. and che assistant frHse1 ting attorney ss0 per year.
 The second h drawn l committee uE1Vla aE H4s .f salary a q She mayor Psi @ H SEQ E tEe alder as-lssee. ard e pee use-1ag sa rHra for -h meeting attend e8 #ea5Hai Hl.l also have tHe poser a IE d salary l#r taa chairman
 HHas comm tsHa EHs alder aHaaH favor . both tHis TteF have already reen ln- Tr1auez3 nt. tEe legislature hf sam le Rleh rtative from Putnam. #hH #H a6 GIfE lax Collector zFaH la Macdonald showed -Hzt Ht aHa FHrHHa Q tse =lt treasurer Sa1 Ezl=El Ia Ia-l tax sal remaining une9ileeted ts Sf-
 prEfeEtg taszs and SlHfz#a =u srEInElInE taxes Property taxes fataIine s36a+7 hase been ahatea. Tha balance .a the hands of the recels- ar #f Che F5rst National Bank is s553Zz
 During 1924 Mr Macdonald also collected g 622 53 of 1893 back taxes. and smaller amounts fer several years presioqs % that
 To Accept Streets
 City Engineer George-W Perry had submitted proposed laF6ats of several streets which the city will take over this spring The council vated 70 pub lsh ihe proposed layout in some city newspaper. leaving the choice to City Clerk Ryan Cottage stFeet. Nichols street. Alpha street, iiiii street, Morse street. PoWhatan street. Gilman street and Maple street are those whose ae- errtauce Is proposed
 There Was an unusually good al tendance 9f aldermen. only two. CouH- ciimeu Pigeon and Larose. being ab- sent The meeting opened at [ 50 with
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
To Accept Streets

valuable Besides the who gains his living by playing professional orchestra income which
 be dezpised. There trade well as in the
 beyond the trade there the field of musical expression Pauam High School Orchestra should prove q valuable adjunct o that institutions curriculum.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

The subscription price of the Rus sian Pravda Is thirty pooIs. or mor2 than a thousand pounds of rye, per aanum. 1 farmer would pay prae- icaliv one-ffth Of his farm income far hi. .niLN nanar
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

STORE FouiP.FYT-P f-i-e~s- tors. showcases neat display caHes. floor eaees val caees. cavh revfs- ters. coffee urus. frankfort rrii- fies and steamers. stear7 tshias. counters. chairs. tables. sads foun- tains. etc: new and second hand. slso any fixture built to order. Finest workmanship at reasonable prices. Complete store qutftting arr Sunciaitv. Fazv terrss NA- TI0NAL STORE ENTIRE CO, 14 Cherry St.. Providence. R. l. One street back of the State House. The larrest disniav ronrz of sfnre fixtures in New England. 6tf
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
ANTIQUES wANTED-I have s50-

TREE WORK E-Trirnsnins, erafsins .f5-..:-z-. ...s f-sa szf--ra-z o-,sfisv rr-sorv etork. JOHN [ WRIGHT. Certificate State of Con- Tres Protective ExeminiHT Rear1. Pom fret Center, Conn. Phone 2.
 IT
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Clearing House Who Have Something to Dispose UT , Ui.bfng to Acquire Something; Employer and En rlavss. I. Brings Buyer and Seller Together.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
FOR SALE

FOB sALF-Fine and up-to-date t5rou9bost. May be seen by ap- pointment. For further information Phone 476-3. o-t
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06

Hozie In 'wsstern waHup
Evening star., 1925-09-06

Fireplace
b neal his IL "a bargan
colon anni,f fireplace e
built in Tskoma with
through
in by all hotva
OF most hss
imp ent 10 quiet e
o W know o
hpl we'll ubuIth
in
hot
garage eeasyt NN'N
LILLE & HENDRICK.
4th
Evening star., 1925-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LARGE FIREPROoF. BRICK IN ALLEY
between 9th and 9TH L and NJ SITS. n.w.. S35
mo. Mrs. ROLLER. Col. 5096.
WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE OR
rent 81 800 #. floor space elee elevator:
1915 lexington pl ne. opposite B. 4 o.
freight yard; bldg. will be subdi,lded under
satisfactory lease. Apply RIM. 424 Kellogg
Evening star., 1925-09-06
WANTED-DESK SPACE.

IN PRIVATE OFFICE, WITH ONE. OTHER
preferred: service. telephone and. stenog-
raDher. Address Box 214-T. Star office.
IN UNION TRUST BUILDING.
P. o. Box 102.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
DETACHED HOMES IN
TAKOMA PARK, SILVER SPRING, BLAIR
AND WOODSIDE.
TAKOMA PARK.
JUT tarrOII Ave.
Open Sunday and Labor Day.

Open Sunday and Labor Day.
Home of artistic design wide siding. stone
chimney. beautiful corner. q rooms on one
floor; large porches: steam heat; oak floors:
fireplace: large porches; shady lot; garage.
Priced much less than cost of reproduction.
S5.So0-Attractive gray shingle house :;
8 good rooms. sleeping porch. bath and at
tic; full basement; electric range OAK
floors. fireplace: $500 cash. easy terms on
balance. Convenient to santarium;
6,000-Exceptionally we'll built small
water heat, oak floors. dry basement: $500
cash.
$650O-$30O cash buys attractive house.
5 rooms and sleeping porch; all improve
ments, shady lot; quiet neighborhood: $50
month
Evening star., 1925-09-06
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.

w OODINIIJN NI1 u. =.
Wonderful buy only three left: ami:
act quick: two houses in one large lots best
location. two tiled bathrooms hardwood
floors. separate entrance. one apt. should
rent for $50 per mo: downstairs SO per
mo-; total. $3.50. VIII close out at $3.50
cash and SS5 per mo. which includes all in
terest and principal. Price very reasonable.
Also hest six-room house in this section
at q reduction: only $500 cash. bal. less
than rent.
Do not fail to see me If you want to save
money. Also bungalow on easy terms.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
ONLY TWO LEFT.

Shepherd ave. home. best section of
Hyattsville: 5-room eIn-bungalows. ami:
handsome electric fixtures, gas range, cabl-
net pantry. stationary tubs, INV h. cedar
lined closets: lot 50xi50: shade trees: 5000
cash and sos per month. Call T. Z. LATI-
MER. Hyatts. 5S3. Will complete rooms
upstairs at cost.
$50 CASH, S35 PER MONTH.
Well built 4-room and bath bungalow:
q mi: lot 50x300. Price. $3.50. Close
to street cars. bus and railroad Call Hyatts.
5Sa
Evening star., 1925-09-06
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SAVE 500 In VIRGINIA

SAVE $4OO IN VIRGINIA
BY. BUYING DIRECT FROM OWNER
Modern house. two years, old, eight la ge
rooms. r,"d, newly papered: two large porches,
hardwood floors, beautiful lawn, large ga
rage: Excellent furnace, cellar 3ox32 feet.
225 feet on Wilson boulevard. 100 feet on
Arlington ave. located at vetch Station. Va.
OWNER viii Be there. -''-' -'''Ol -
SIX AcRgsE9Evfs FOB SAFE LKoov porsr
Located right on electric railway with
kinds--improyed by modern house. bed
Will sell one acre and house for $4,000.
The owner having business in California
has lust reduced the price of this property
NJ. E. CHURCH.
Tel. Falls Church SO Falls Church. Va
7rl b. mode modern foiiow1tiIe fh 'inaHe house:
garage, etc; location best: price and
terms right.
,oCheTydale. va-7Lee St: lot look
going south, At. price and terms We
as can quote this his is t5I much aa, below svin ITS
of several thousand dollars.
TO Wilson blvd. ext. s r. & b. mod
ern bungalow: monthly tenant; only
$1,000: $3.50 cash: balance $50 mo-
Prssne ost ssatioR nr tyon to%se Pie siec
possession: owner. going north. said
sell: price and terms low.
Del Ray. Va-CHford st. nr.
Montrose. corporate limits of Poto-
mao new. modern r. & b. bum
galows: h.-w.h, elec.: price about
. 81 900 below that of similar houses:
easy terms consider trading or
renting.
Russell Rd.. ya.-Conyenient to
Alex. D. C.: lot 90x150: r. &
b. modern bungalow; vacant: bullt-in
garage; a bargain for quick buyer:
easy terms trade OF rent.
For bargains in improved. unim-
proved and investment property in
Arlington County, especially vicinity
of Clarendon. see US. Office open
evenings. We also have a number
of houses for trade and rent.
n. f. RYON CO., INC,
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon 1922.
Evening star., 1925-09-06

I IAkUMA.
Thinking of buying home? Consult us
first We have a number of desirable houses
bungalows and apartments for sale. Several
detached modern homes now under construc-
tion. Reasonable terms.
VICTOR LEHTO.
Builder and Realtor.
Col. 9S72. 245 Carroll st.
NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
rooms. in fine condition Only $4,000.
Easy terms
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
rms all modern: garage; owner leaving
city will sacrifice easy terms. 80. 900.
NEAR I4th AND PARK RD.
6 rms. modern: $40 500.
PARK ROAD NEAR 18th.
and bath. garage specially priced
for quick sale.
11oS JEFFERSON ST.
rms. modern: large yard: frst-class
condition: $3.50.
PETTY G. PETTY.
1211 Eye st. Main 243T.
(ContInued on Next hge.l
Evening star., 1925-09-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES
lContlnnnd.l

;a"E5 5o95 WINDOW PLACE NV -sEMT-DE-
I ta. tached brick. rooms and bath: ami: 3
- ear garage: very cheap. Clev. 1880.
GOING TO FLoRIDA-WILL SACRIFICE
lesi hogse h-wh. eelec. lights fireplace. window t%
brick garage CASH payment teiaF and s45 iSuSS peT
nv sgSs ortb thls ,G G2arSain. SAB Longfellow st.
LEAVING LEAVING CITY. WILL SACRIFICE HOUSE.
sa09 r9oh5t Rt MI garage: terms. See OWNER.
ogo3 @ 9TH st. Takoma Park.
l713 n. CAPITOL ROOMS RATH.
eec;, Nv End floor an ant: 80-ft. front.
hood hood By iS oWNER WE strictly white neiTh6or-
SACRIFICE MY PROPERTY CoRDFRED TO
sea- sea IN 0qern Groom detached house, ga
ia nsJ5 3au, a Addltlon; also new 7-room homo
336-T. Star office 'N
$3.50 CASH-NE.: LOVELY CIR. BRICK.
mo. incl. all--nothiing like It. No agents,
Cleye. 2g59 evenings.
PETwoRTH-NEw HOME. 9 ROOMS. 2
fsiy fsJy stfG terms Is I9s6est atssF 80 PM sf&
SSortqheast ! OF bargain Slx rooms, tile bath;
aa.-%ih'' < & e. laundry. colonial front and
gas: water ami sink facilities second floor for
NJ NYGE L ioo4 TO Inspect Hps Passa sstu5asy. 5sy:
3Gl4 18th ST. n NE.-BRICK HOUSE. SIX
iIoous ana bath, 3 porChes. ami. extra
kltchenette on Ind floor; easy terms. 9.
SE--6 ROOMS, BRICK. BATH. ELECTRIC
llghts. deep yard: bargain owner leaving
city So.15O- /. 5G3O-J for appointment.
GROOM BRICK. IN GOOD CONDITION,
IN and Monroe SITS. NV. Price. $40. 500.
ADDRESS Box ll2-T. Star Office.
VACANT AND READY TO BE OCCUPIED
az once; IN best condition: painted and pa
peTed throughout: contains six rooms. one
pain. furnace heat. gas and elec.: semi-de-
tached: plenty of light. This is lust the
home for a man who is employed or IN
business IN this location. The price Is right
only $4,000. and only $500 cash required.
Evening star., 1925-09-06

3 FIRST-CLASS NEW BUNGALOWS
Prices reduced for next 10 days: UP to the
minute in every detail: best locations in
Hyattsville. Md. Will also exchange for
well located city rooming house property.
Address LEWIS YAECY. Hyattsvile. Nd.
Phone Hyattsvlle 60s-W. Sc
VIRGTNIA-5-ROOM HOUSE. AMI. NEAR
school and elec. station: n acre lot. at
Falls Church. Price. 81 500. $500 cash.
lot 5ox%a0., Price s4,soo.,, $500 ,cash.