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retirarse su duefio New York.
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tral, renta $24. Informaran tel6fo-
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tamaflos. Unica oportunidad de
Roble Y Metal. Buena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicerlas, Boti-
cas- y Hospitales, ETC.. Luna No. 3S,
Tel. 1919, P. o. Box 1909. p.
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partamento para $50, 30, II. Ca
rretera Nueva No 81. En- Ponce de
Leon No. 232 para $50. Telefono
1141 azul, Santurce. 7-3
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de Al lfbras de la General CarBo-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Evening star., 1925-10-15
A|RMEN ARRESTED
ASRUM SMUGGLERS
Taken Into Custody After
Clash in New Jersey, Fol-
lowing Police Lookout.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHATSWORTH, n. j., October
15.-Two occupants of an airplane,
which had crashed to earth near
here, and two men in n motor car,
who were alleged to have been signal
ing the airmen, We're arrested by
state police last night on charges of
rum running.
The prisoners gave their names as
James j. Garrison and George Law
renee, both of Camden, and Paul
Costello and Carl Taramor, Atlantic
City. Garrison and Lawrence, who
were in the airplane. were only
slightly hurt. All four gave cash
hail for their appearance in court.
Costello and Taramor said they were
partners in the cabaret business at
Atlantic City.
After placing the four men under
arrest the officers said another air.
plane swooped down nearby, but i'm
mediately shot up into the air and
disappeared in the darkness. Two
cases Of liquor We're said to have been
found in the wrecked airplane and
two in the automobile.
The State police said they had been
on the lookout for rum-runninS air
planes plying between Atlantic City
and Camden.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, October 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-At the October meeting of the
Germantown Home and School AS
sociation, held in the Germantown
High School Building and largely at
tended, Miss Victoria Jones and Mrs.
A. r. Selby We're chosen secretary
and treasurer, respectively, to fill va
cancies caused by designations, and
matters affecting the welfare of the
Germantown School and community
were given consideration.
Rev. p Rowland Wagner, pastor
of the Baptist Church, offlciated at
the marriage here yesterday of
Charles Edward Hopkins, 81, of
Woodbridge, Va, and Miss Flossie
E,stelle Oestly, 10, of Cherry Hill, Va,
the home of the minister being the
scene of the ceremony.
The funeral of Robert Edward Mel
son, we'll known resident of Gathers
burg, this county, who died after an
illness of several months, aged 90
years, took place from Epworth
Methodist Church, Gaithersburg, be-
ing conducted by the pastor. Rev. J.
G. Sinclair. Burial was in Forest
Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg.
Mr.. Nelson was a lifelong resident
Of the county. He is survived by his
widow. formerly q Miss Crawford of
this county. and two daughterS-Mrs.
Ernest Gartner of Gaithersburg and
Mrs. Helen Gartner of Washington.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage of Thomas w. Althaff, p,
and Miss Hazel NJ. Clauss. 2l. both Of
Baltimore; Charles W. Davidson, so,
and Mrs Annie V. Weekes, so. both
of Washington; Daniel Martin. 2S, and
Miss Cora Issoro. 81. both of Washing
ton. and Edward Underwood, %. and
Miss Florence V. Conway, both of
Fredericksburg, Va.
According to a report prepared by
Thomas Gott, clerk of the Police Court
here, $500 dog licenses have been
issued by him during the present year,
representing about $500 in cash,
which has been deposited to the credit
Of the county police fund. The num-
her exceeds by 800 the largest num-
Der ever before ISSUED in IL single
year The license will again be due
January l and must be paid within go
days.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
DR.. LERRIGO LECTURES.
Addresses Final Session of Baptist
Mission Society.

A talk on Crises in the Life of a
Kingdom Adventurer," last evening,
by DIR. II. p. J. Lerrigo, home secre-
tary of the American Baptist For
eign Mission Society featured the
final session of the Missionary Educa-
tion Conference for workers Of the
Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches, at the Calvary Baptist
Church.
Yesterdays session opened at 4:45
pm, with an assembly Of all groups
for devotion. This was followed
by meetings of the seven groups into
which the delegates have been di-
Vided. These groups are: Young Peo-
pie and Missions, in charge of DR..
Edward C. kunkle, missionary direc
tor; World Wide Guild. headed by
Alma j. Noble, executive secretary;
Children's World Crusade, under d.
rection of Mary l.. Noble, executive
of her branch; Missions for Men and
Boys, supervised by Floyd l.. Carr,
field secretary. Missionary Programs
for the Church, in charge Of William
Hill, secretary of the Department of
Missionary Education; Woman's So.
ciety Missionary Programs. under
Elsie p Happen. field representative;
Missionary Dramatics, headed by
Helen l.. Wilcox.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

cording to n petition filed in Probate
Court today by william C. Hammond
and Thomas r. Keith, executors un-
der the will, for the probate Of the
will and letters teStamentary.
Mrs. Jennie ID. Armstrong, widow
of Col. Frank s. Armstrong, U. S. A,
who died November last and who
left "a will dated July IS, 1921, today
asked the Probate Court TO appoint
the Union Trust Co. as administrator
of the estate. as she says she does
not wish to act in such capacity. She
asks that the, Will be admitted TO pro-
bate. The estate consists of a life
insurance policy of $1,000 and cash
and back pay amounting to about
Evening star., 1925-10-15
MRS. CLlSTIE HAMMOND
ESTATE TOTALS $4O,5OO
Realty Valued at $500 and Per-
sonal Property of $4,000
Disposed of in Will.

Mrs. Clistie III. Hammond. who died
September last, left an estate con
sisting Of premises at 1906 East Cap
ital street, valued at $500. and per
sonal property, including household
effects, wearing apparel and notes
and bonds estimated at S33, 900, ac-
Evening star., 1925-10-15

reach Canada in the stolen machine
but were apprehended at Derby Line
VT, by immigration officers. Justice
Bailey remanded both defendants to
await sentence on Friday of this
week The prosecution was repre-
scented by Assistant United States
Attorney Raymond Neudecker.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
STRIKE DELAYS SAILING.
Liner France Held at Havre by
Walkout of Stewards.

IIAVRE France, October Is R.-
The sailing of the liner France from
this port for New York. scheduled
for yesterday mas been delayed on
account of the walkout of $50 stew
ards.
Boat trains which had left Paris for
Havre returned to Paris.
The striking stewards are demand
ing the dismissal of the assistant
chief steward
Evening star., 1925-10-15
HELD IN AUTO THEFT.
Stanley M. Amy and Terry Coler
Convicted by Jury.

Indicted on charges of housebreak-
ing and larceny In connection with
the theft of an automobile and ac-
cessories from the d. c. r. Motors
Co, Twenty-second and Nj streets, on
June last, Stanley NJ. Amy and
Terry Coler were convicted yesterday
by a jury before Justice Bailey.
1t was claimed by the Government
that after burglarizing the establish
ment the defendants ATTEMPTED to
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Retired From Army.

Second Lieut.. Albert S. Howell, jr,
Coast Artillery Corps, who has been
under treatment at Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital. has been placed on the
retired list of the Army on account
of disability incident 10 the service,
and will proceed to his home.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Gets Active Duty.

First Lieut.. Archibald B. Williams,
Corps of Engineers Reserve, of this
city has been assigned to active duty
in training at the engineer reproduc-
ton plant, Washington Barracks,
Evening star., 1925-10-15
$3.50. The heirs are the widow and

1880. The heirs are the widow and
two sons.
A petition was filed by Charles o.
Shaw, executor of the estate OF
James Oliver, who died June 4, 1924.
for the probate of the will and for
letters testamentary on the estate,
which consists of premises at 1913
kenilworth avenue northeast, the
value Of which Is not stated.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Keep Looking Young
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets
MADE IN WHtELfNG VIVA
TIE TCRsilo COMPANY

It's Easy-lt 1Ou Know DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets
The secret Of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver and boweIs-there's
no need of having sallow complex
ion-dark rings under your eyes
pinnpIes-a bilious look in your face
dull eyes with no sparkle. Your
doctor will tell you ninety per cent Of
all sickness comes from inactive
bowels and liver.
Dr.. Edwards, a we'll known physi-
clan in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil to act
on the liver and bowels, which he
aave to his patients for years.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for caIomel, are gentle in
their action yet always effective.
They bring about that natural buoy
ancy which all should enjoy by toning
up the liver and clearing the system
pr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known BY their olive oeior. 1se and
3ee.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Hard Coal Is Safe.

Hard coal may be stored In sub
stantfally any quantity without deteri-
grafton or loss by spontaneous com
bustion.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Failed to Move Refuse,
 Property Owner Fined

Failure to heed warnings by the board of health 10 remove a pile of refuse, garbage and ashes from his property al 99 Gold street cost Abra- ham Flea of i60 Washington street $l0 and costs in police court this morning, He vas arraigned before Judge Benjamin w. Alling on com plaint Of Dr. Richard W, Pullen, health superintendent. and Inspector John Dolan,
 Dolan testified that on June the collection of decayel fruit, ashes and menace to health and he ordered 1t removed. On July he found that 1t vas still there and gave a second warning 10 have it removed. lnvesti- gatlng again on July 13 he found that Flea hs1 disregarded the first two warnings and third warning was sent by registered mail, giying g Flea until last Friday night to act Going 10 the property Saturday with Dr. Pullen, Dolan found the order Of the department had been in vain and a warrant was issued for Elea's ar rest
 After court Flea decided that it is poor business to disregard warnings from the health department, for 1t would have cost only a few dollars to have the refuse carted away, while now he has paid fine of s10 and costs and still has the refuse 10 remove.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
RrRRIrT CHAPEL NOTES.

Last Thursday saw another group Of happy girls at picnic at the Fishing club, Kensngton, Thirty seven girls enjoyed the outing-hik- ing, uadinr, berrying and playing games Another picnic for girls will be held on Wednes1ay
 4 group Of happy boys gathered in front ot the Methodist church this morning for their picnic. They went 10 Rockwell park under the leader ship of Mcssrs, Gilman, Blodgett and Young.
 Viola Whipple again won the prize for gaining the most weight In one week. having gained sls ounces, She challenges the other babies attend ing the Baby Conference on Tues days 10 do better.
 The Library Hour on Friday after noon proves more and more popular as time goes on. There are some new books from the New Britain 1nsti- tute for the little children.
 The second group of City Mission girls went 10 the Fresh Air camp last Wednesday. AS some Of the more needy girls from the first group stayed five weeks, the number of girls in the second group was small CT than the first. Some were, there fore, sadly disappointed. The man. agement tried, as far as possible. to send those who were most in need Of the camp
 Another 2 week ago some kind friend of the City Mission, not ind ing Burritt chapel open when he called, left with one of the neighbors 8 book case for the Mission,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

picking out Patrolman John LiebIer as the one he would like to settle scores with, he immediately set out in search of the patrolmau H. ar rived al Commercial street and lnak- ing his way 10 police headquarters. he was not hestant 10 tell the world Of his errand, His language vas mol Of the choicest and his voice beyond control SO that his approach was noted in police headquarters and when he presented himeelf at the entrance he was greeted hY Patrol man Liehler, who was doing duty al the station.
 overloyed at locating his quarry SO easily, "Cocky' lunged for Licb- Ter, but lhe patrolman quickly over powered him in the tusel- and lodged him securely in a cell. The cellroom failed 10 exert the usual cooling influence on "Cocky's' cock mess and for sometime after his in- carceration he continued 10 shout to the world the fact that he was q bet ter man than Liebler.
 Arraigned before Judge Benjamin W Allimg this morning on chargcs of drunkenness and breach of the peace, White lad aside his cOckincss, pleaded guilty and pQnd fines Of 8 on each charge,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Personals

Miss Anna Hornkohl ot l; Locust street Is spending two weeks at Clinton Beach
 MT and Ms Mark I, Lake and family of 113 Glen street are spend- ing two weeks at Myrtle Beach
 Mrs Cecilia Mcehan and daugh- ter Margaret Of Garden street. Miss Tnez Campbell of Winthrop street, Miss Mary Hogan Of Arch street and Mrs. Elizabeth Cosgriif of Bristol are at Beach Park Point for a week, They had as their weekend guoets Dr. Joseph Meehan, Mir, and Mrs. William Donahue and children Of Garden street. Miss Catherine Camp bell of Winthrop street, Miss Marie McGrail Of East street, Miss Claire Smith of Dwight street and Miss Sadie Mccormick of Garden street
 Mr. and Mrs Merritt Salmon and son and Miss Olive Prelle have re turned from two weeks stay with relatives in Nova Scotia and Glens Falls, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas F. Crean of Glen street left Saturday afternoon 10 spend two weeks al Myrtle Beach.
 Nr. and Mrs. George Patterson of Main street and Mir. and Mrs. George Mitchell of West Main street are spending a week at Saybrook. They will make an automobile trip Ito Canada next week.
 lIr. and Mrs. 4, Erickson and family of IS Hart street are enjoy Ing an automobile tour through New York state and Canada.
 Lawyer David l., Nair has re- turned from a national convention of the Commercial Law league at Nakinac 1slaud, Mich.
 r. C. Nolan of 276 Washington street has resumed work after an ill., ness.
 Lucia Andrews has returned 10 her home in Pittston, Pa. after a visit with friends here.
 Miss Leanie Grove has returned to her home after spending several days as the guest of Miss Frances q. Brady at West Beach,
 Miss Mary Brown of Vine street lis spending two weeks as the guest of MT, and Mrs Gibson ". Wilson of Stannarl Reach,
 Mrs 4. C, Dawson and Mrs, Charles Smedley and daughter. Joan, are spending the month of July at Chapman Beach.
 Mrs r. Q. Scripture has returned 10 her home after spending week at Beach Park.
 Miss Gertrude WciEand was q re, cent guest at the GroN eside at Clin. ion Beach,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
City Items

Camp Clara, E. ", of A. will hold a regular meeting tonight at St Jeans hall.
 Closing out sale of all new Vic trolas and single face red seal rec ords at half price, Save 5oes, C, L, Pierce ( Co,-advt
 Robert and Emma Reimer sold through the Camp Real Estate Co. a three-tamily house on Lyons street 10 Albert Josephine and Carl H Johnson,
 VictroIas and piano. at Morans'.- adv.
 The Camp Real Estate Co. with Louis Iskra has sold a brand new house on Park Boulevard to Grze- gorz and Maryanna Karkas. Gulbransen player pianos at Morans' --advt
 Patrick Nolan Of o7s Washington street is convalescing at his home after an illness.
 victrola half price sale at Morans. --advt.
 Stanley Noman's Relief Corps will hold social at Odd Fellows hall for members and friends Wednesday afternoon al o'clock.
 Closing out sale of all new Vic trolas at half price, also single face red seal records, (. L, Pierce Co, -adyt.
 Isabella Circle. No. F, National Daughters of lsabella, will meet to- night at s o'clock at the club rooms
 A. c. Hammond Auxiliary will hold It's regular meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock at the State armory,
 Yictrola half price sale at Morans -adyt,
 George II, Colby. formerly of the Flint Motor Sales Co, has accepted position with the New Departure Mfg Co of Bristol
 Mrs, Elizabeth Nj Roche of this city has purchased an extensive tract of land at New Hartland, for merly the property of George NJ, Maynard, and Is planning its devel- opment as a home colony
 Rev. W, A. Harty branch If the A. 0. H. will meet tomorrow eve ming at o'clock at Judd's hall on Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

third time between Arthur Henaud and Mary Osage
 St. Peters Church
 There will be iridium in honor of st, Anne at s. Peters church. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 4, 26 and 26 and the relic of St, Anne will be on exhibition at the services, Rev Arthur Cavanaugh will preach in German on Friday evening, Father Rosset in French Saturday and Rev, William A, Downey of St. TbomAs seminary, Hartford, In English Sunday eve ming, Confessions pill be heard during the triduum.
 A requiem mass Will be said at s o'clock Friday morning for Mrs. George Doerr.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Held For Passing Gar

Wllnam Verne of the bronson notsl, charged with passing stand- ing trolley car on Stanley street last Thursday. I pleaded not guilty aud tn. ease was continued until tomor- TOW morning for trial at the request of Attorney Saul r, WaskoWlt2.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
PUBLIC MAY EXAMINE
 NEW BUILDING CODE.
Mayor Pannossa Ea4ors Hear1ngs for Study of Regulations Com
 clcted After Years of Work

ricted After Years of Work
 After several years of reparation, the building code has been com pleted and will be published shorty after which public hearings will be held. if tho common council adopts Mayor A. M, Paonessa 's suggcs- ton.
 There are number Of important changes in the regulations govern ing building in the new code. Be cause of this fact Mayor Pannessa believes building interests and pros pcctiye home owners should te privileged 10 have provisions ex- rlaincd and, if objection is held, to make that objection known.
 l. is likely that the building laws will ha subjected to amendments before being finally approved by the public and the common council
 The ordinance committee will have the new law printed and copies will he made available for persons interested,
 Codes governing plumbing and electrical work have been completed and arc also ready for adoption,
 The new code conforms with regu- lations of zoning and while one ordinance will not overlap the other, the two laws doyetail in many re SpeCts,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches
Si, MaIN'S Churrh

A requiem high mass was said at St Nary's church at [ o'clock this morning for Mrs Mary, Edward and Jeremiah Leonard. There will be q memorial high mass tomorrow at ' o'clock for the deceased members of ths Ladies Auxiliary, A Q, H; requiem high mass will he said Wednesday morning at o'clock for Anthony Fonzi
 Rams of marriage were published for the first time between James IT. Donahue and Catherine Irene Dil- lon; for the first time between Charles Frey and Anna Sullivan; for the second time between Charles Jacobson and Margaret Noonan; for the third time between Urban T., Callahan and Mae Clark and for the
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Breach nf Peace

The case of Anton Goska, 1@ City avenue arrested last night on q charge of breach Of the peace, was continued until tomorrow morning for trial to give him opportunity 10 r n, r,l n,. rnnnrn1
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

Emmanuel Grinaldo of Middle town. charged with operating q mo- tor vehicle without 2 registration on lia person. was discharged when he produced the certificate this morn
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

THE best way to get rid of bed l bugsis by spraying all sus- pected places with Fit, Fit spray destroys bed bugs, reaches ants and insect eggs. The cracks and crevices where insects hide and breed are readily reached by Fit spray II IS clean. easy and safe tn use
 Kills Household Insects Fit spray clears the house in feV minutes of mosquitoes and disease bearing flies, Spraying Fit on gar
 Trp FTtt tn your hoT
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Had Eirht Al Centrnr pnrL

Isaac Abraham Of Lawlor street vas given q suspended sentence of lb days on charges of drunkenness and breach Of the peace and Richard Nagle of A Brook street vas fined Sb on charge of breach of the peace Ths two men were arrested Saturday night at Central Park when ratrolman William Graheck found them in tistic encounter,
 Drove Without License
 Harry Gionnoni of % Mitchell street, charged with operating mo tor vehicle while hls license was uN der suspension, pleaded not guilty and the case was continued until Thursday for trial at The request Of Attorney Alfred Levitt. who ap- peared for him
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

Caesar Alyas had judgment fus- pended on charge of operating Q motor vehicle without the regisra- ton on his person when he pro- duced the certificate in court this morning. He was arrested on North Burritt street Saturday night by Su- pernumerary Policeman James Me
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Warns Catholics Not to
 Miss Mass on Sundays

In a sermon urging that religious obligations he observed Tn vacation periods as well as during other parts of th- year, Pev Walter J. Lydly of s. Mery's church yesterday spoke o' the PickWick club disaster in Ros- ton, in which many were killed and hundreds injured by the collapse of the building during social.
 He N1rne1 that danger turks in
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Goes to Police Station;
 Seeks Trouble. Gets It

They call him "Cocky" Gle vas christened Elzear) White, and from an exhibition given by him Saturday night, 1t was evident whence the nickname came. EIzear White aeft his home at 114 North street Satur- day night and after imbibing of some "white mule" he felt endowed with the kick of mule and became "Cocky' White.
 Feeling thus, he scanned the list of people he has no liking for and