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New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
"IIkMI ITIIXEN" DIES

New Bedford. Mass, Narch tPs Wiham w. Crapo, Eouorr1 for uouY years a@ "Now E"dfords first r,liz,n n,'' died last night, He Was in lis o5th year. Mir. Crlpo was city gulicitor of New Bedford from i555 10 1887, member of the Massachn- ,o'ts legislature in 1851, and 3 niem- lor of the 44th to i1th congresses. 1yi5 to 1882. He was prominently rJuurcted with local mill and bank, ing interests. Mir Crnpo was 3 can didate for the United States senate in ] 1898.
 Tlc Is survived hy two sons, Henry II. Crapo. president of the Union :: rect Railway company of New C"dford and Stanford IT. Crspo Of nctrcit,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

ment That is Gods way of minis tering to you through a home and directly through the woman who makes that home.
 You men who arc married to good women. and you young men, who arc looking forward into the future with glow in your eyes this morning 10 the time when you will be married, thank God for that ministry that He's put into your life those women who can take us when our hearts are in trouble or difficulty and speak the word. peace, he stll," and bring calm into our hearts. Or the ministry Of the Christian church, In every city the Christian church Is a kind of sane. tuary where men who have grown discouraged or who arc in difficulty can come and they can cat and drink of that spiritual food and water which satisfies them,
 If every man this morning va, the master Of his fate and the cap. tain of his soul it would not he any use 10 come into this place; but thi, place has been provided for mer who can no longer captain their owr souls and men who have lost th' imastership of their own fate. mer who are discouraged; men Whos' I shoulders are stopped and who's , hearts are weary and whose step ha 1 lost its spring. You have come int
 this church hoping that God in hi
 goodness will minister Co yo,
 through this service, You will <, out of that door, if you have wor
 shipped in the right way, with a nev
 light in your eye and q new hope il your heart because God has minis
 tered to you through this service lie rtnrr,it,rr ''
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Over-Estimating Income
S1OO,OO0 FIRE IN NEW CANAAN

New Canaan, March Pl--The home of Mrs. Lewis r. Child on West avenue, three story frame building, considered one Of the most sorgeously furnished houses in this town. was damaged to the extent of S1o0,000 by fire which breaking out at o'clock yesterday morning was fought throughout the day by fire men. When the cistern on the estate was pumped dry at noon, New Ca naan volunteer tiremen and Stam- ford fremen laid single line of hose S,2o0 feet to the nearest hy- drant and continued 10 fight the flames with chemicals and the one stream of water.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Earl of Craven Starts
 Trip With Broken "Leg''

Halifax. x, S.. March tP-The Earl of Craven Is on his way to Der muda with q broken leg. II is the artificial one which he uses in place of the one he lost during the World War.
 The accident occurred while the Earl and Lady Craven were ascend ing the gang plank to the steamer Fisher on Saturday. The earl slipped and fell heavily. He suffered no physical injury but had to be assist ed to his cabin.
 Neither the earl nor the countess put an appearance on deck after reaching their cabin and neither would say anything for publication
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
IRISH POLITICAL MUDDLr

Dublin. March 1 P) -- Whether Irish republicans should take their seats in the Dali and Ulster parla- mcnts will be decided at a meeting of Sim Fein March 9. Ramon dc Valera, the republican leader, who favors entering the Dali, will move resolutions declaring that once the paths are removed it will be Ques- ton not of principle but Of policy.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

which will be held March 1e, Dr. Henry k. Deninger. professor of history at the Connecticut Agrlcul- tural college, will be the speaker. The entertainment will be in charge of Charles II. Clarkson. leader of tho orchestra. The menu Is in charge of Ensign Carl Frederickson of the Salvation Army. The ticket sale is in charge of Harold r. Judd. Err nest R. Dechant, general of the army, Is general chairman of the committees and will be tonstmaster.
 Several surprise features are be. 1 ing planned.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
RESCUE SHIP IS DELAYED

St. Johns, N. F., March 1 Rl--- The sealing steamer Terra Nova which has been trying to reach the French freighter Kentucky since Thursday has reported that 1t is within 35 miles of the distressed vessel. The Kentucky's bow plates are stove in bEice but it's bulkheads are holding fast and all holds are dry.
 The same fec conditions which brought trouble 10 the Kentucky, 1 lS5 miles south east of here are impeding progress of the Terra Nova. The rescue ship plans to tow the Kentucky stern first to this port.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
OLD FASHIONED SCENE

New Haven. March 1 Rt--Fright- ened by a trolley car which was turning tho corner of State and Chapel streets yesterday. horsa hitched to a wagon loaded with newspapers for Sunday readers, bolt cd 10 dash madly down State street. During the runaway the wagon smashed four windows and door of a State street store. It was found in the driveway of the state street gar age. An hour later the horse was caught by a policeman as 1t was limping through Orange street.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
29.5 MILLS SET
 AS MERIDEN RATE
Taxes There Now Higher Than
 Ever Before

Meriden. March t---The tax rate for Meriden for the year 1926 is twenty-nine and a half mills, twenty mills on the grand list of the first district, which corresponds to the old town tax, and nine and Q half mills on the grand list of the second district, which corresponds to the old city tax
 The board of apportionment and taxation fixed these rates at its meet ing Saturday afternoon, and made the tax payable in two equal install mcnts. due on May ( and Novem- hor {, 1928. and voted 10 allow q dis. count of ] per cent on all payments made on or before the due date.
 Five Mill Increase
 This is an increase of five mills over the tax rate of last year, and was made necessary because Of the big increase in the appropriation for the repayment of debt. More bonds are becoming due this year and an appropriation of about s15.. 900 vas made 10 take care of somt of the outstanding notes. Ther there was q big increase in th, amount appropriated for the coun. ty tax. which was left out alto, eethor last year. There was an in crease of nearly the entire income of a, mill on the school appropria | fnr 1,t ,rt increases in other department made the firo mill increase ncces sary.
 Within Appropriations
 An insnnnt inn nf thn rnnhrt Il
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Arranging For Banquet

+ was announced that the joint meeting of the Blue and White armies last Friday evening at the Y, M. C. A. was one Of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings held for some time. Plans for the banquet were discussed. At this banquet,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
FIRE IN ELM CITY

New Haven, March 1 PS - Fire early last night did some damage to the dental office of Dr. J. Weyler on the second floor at 4s Church street.
 Several other small fires kept the f,remen busy here during the day.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

the comptroller shows the total ex- penditures last year amounted to $i3S9,?l9.5l. which Is less than the amount appropriated, and still the city had deficit of $72,b0o last year. How the city departments could all keep within their appropriation and still go in hole by more than the income of mill and half needs some explanation.
 Oyer-Estimating Income
 The board of apportionment and taxation in past years, in order to keep the tax rate down. has been over-estimating the income of the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-06

NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-Nicely fur. room
In private home: ami: unlimited phone;
$25 mo- Adams 6966 or call 442 Luray
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
CHAPLIN, 1874 CHAPLIN ST.
f TOW SE II. 1907 18th ST i2'''
. ' ETW q 3D. i4i:21i 18th ST. '''
E Es$%: s%a $ $s's sS$ g
HARTFORD COURT,
1434 HARVARD ST.
4 rooms and bath. ...,... $50. 90
WENDELL,
1853 CALIFORNIA ST.
3 rooms rooms and and bath bath .s9 95 90 GO
HAWARDENi,, l4i9 Il ST.
l4i2 18th Sir. NV.
3 rooms rooms AMID AND s sa. bh::. ss g. GO
1920 N ST. NV.
''' US = 'f TANiER PL. 90
'''''' III 1873 & J" RIGGS .PlL.. ''''''
1910 18th ST.
bS 5SiSi II s.'c 4o GKAKDs :? So
' GLADSTONE IS f'i5 i425 Il ST. >Si' 90
2-FAMILY FLATS,
UNHEATED.
1888 O ST. NV.
S :S5S5 81 D9dUHMSi1BART0N AVE- F. .0'
5 rooms and bath. ...............S 55 O(
1741 N. CAPITOL ST.
8 rooms and bath. .............. $50 OF
FLATS, HEATED.
SIS 18th ST. NV.
TIA 14th ST. NV.
very reasonable rentals.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
1912 Eve st. F nv franklin osos
I'LL COLUMBIA ROAD.
l room, reception hall, kitchen
and bath, $3.50.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 200. OPS 18th St. NV
SPECIAL APT. IN HOTEL
in most exclusive uptown hotel; Just on
rms very finest fittings and service; house
notS a. Ike the city
REAMS. North 3496. Only highest refer
ences considered
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST.--Convenient to
downtown departments: excellent apis. of
living room, reception hall, dressing room
to sg5 Apts OF thr ana rooms
foyer and nd bath: $50 500 to se5. Resident
manager on premises.
10 11th ST. Nw-splendid downtown 10.
atS APT rnas a fSF sess and
cleo. janitor service.
1887 p ST N.w-Four rooms and bath.
with or without porch; $50 and $50
month.
kitchen and bath; $40 month
1891 EUCLID ST Nw-one square from
Central High-Four rooms. bath and
porch; $50 and $50.
1924 CONN. AvE.-In Cleveland Park
ha aD of sWS Kitchen Sree
kitchen, reception hall and bath: $75
month.
rooms. kitchen and bath; modern bldg
$47.50 and $50 month.
300 wARDER sT-In new corner bldg,
four radms and ams Tie ss sp'' two
E's s5 H Fsssptob by hall all and bath
1861 PARK RID. N.w-Two doors from
Mt Pleasant st. Modern Mode bIdsMApts
Oh TWO eXfpptlOnally large rooms, hltrnell,
reception hall and bath; $3.50 month.
THE GREENSBORO. 1914 18th ST. NV
Within walking distance of Government
Depts All apis. newly Observation-Disclosures
and four rooms with bath elevator;
resident mgr. Very reasonable rents.
14T1 IRVING ST.-Most convenient loca-
ton in the city. Two rooms. kitchen and
bath: $40 Three rooms. kitchen and
bath; S55 and $50 month.
2426 10th ST.-Apts. in detached bldg. fac
ing Mntwood st. Excellent location
Four very large rooms; reception hall and
bath; exceptionally large closets All
newly decorated.
81 10th ST N.W.--Central downtown
One apt. second floor: four rooms and
BATH $40 month.
361s CONNECTICUT} AvE;--Thrce rooms
and bath: $50. Nawly decorated. Apt
of two rooms. kitchen and bath: recep-
ton hall: double rear porch; $50 month
1873 IRVING ST. NW.-Apt in two-family
bldg Six rooms and bath: h. h.. cleo
yard. porches and garage: sos month.
Try CO., INC,
Phones Main 50O3-4-5.
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NfNN 1 MEN - IEs4NASfsFD.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 8 AND : RMS.
S55. including cleo. and gas: delightfully."-
warm and sunny. n 6:{92. y.
4O"4 ILL AVE NW.-FIRST FLOOR LIV-
ing room, kitchen. inclosed porch. bath.
Phone Col. 3'iH2.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED TWO-ROOM.
kitchen and bath outside apt: will lease for
year or longer suitable references: also
one room, X, and b. Apply BOG Copey
Courts. 6'
Kitchen porch. 4 closets: completely tur-
nishrd: hot-water heat: continuous hot
water.
ATTRACTIVE SUITE OF ROOMS. FUR
nshed completely for housekeeping; 3 rooms
and private bath; TO adult couple of refine
ment: references Col 4odl-W 81
another sS a5d 0 Aso fR Re wya sy Aps $50
Se Sd sSs NJ %h t sh2ws S!f1hsfS !%
sos TAYLOR \: W.,-RooM AND KITCHEN
electricity phone: S35. Col. 371
1905 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w-FOCR HOUSE
1871 EAST CAPITOL ST.-5-ROOM APT:
good furniture; reasonable. Apply Apt.
1865 BiLTMoRE sT-REFINED, CON
Park unusually attractive apartment; newly
decorated and thoroughly equipped; three
tiled bath: suitable for two or three adults:
linen. dishes. silver, radio. continuous hot
SS5. without lease. Reference required.
KEDRICK sol ST. Nw-Front Apt.
603 9ne large s6s room and bath; large closet;
DETACHED HOUSE, 3 ROOMS. PORCH
and private bath: Ink; 4 block car line
and bus: garage optional. Phone Gel. $50.
1895 CALIFORNIA ST. FIRST FLOoR--l
room kitchenette, bath. including glassed-in
$40 ELECTROMAGNETIC ROOMS,
m nSS 5arD cal Norm ESQ pt $40 per
1876 N ST NV THE MoNTANA-DE-
lightful one-room. reception hall and bath
apartment; open exposure: walking distance
downtown.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-a
completely furnished clean; garage space
TO 35-ft. paved alley: reduced, 500. Adams
THE TORONTO. DUPONT CIRCLE BED
rooms living room, kitchen and porch:
southwest exposure: cafe. Apply Apt. 8.
1922 MASS. AVE. SE.-NEAT AND PLEAS
modern: adults only.
ONE UNUSUALLY LARGE ROOM. HITCH
en- with gas range sink csh,i9et instanta me-
larse porch; Gompletely FURNISHED. Els,
,o@n setisn. ai3 s. NV H' Key at 2nd-
floor front apt. Rent $40 month.
OWNER. Adams +1"4
BRIGHT CHEERFUL A1"TRACTINELi
and completely furnished front APARTMENT.
living Dom bedroom complete. Kitchen.
with sink cabinet gas range. refrigerator:
large. bright hath and breakfast rooal: ian
itor service: walking distance all Govern
nlent departments and downtown section: OK
ceilent heat furnished; IN three family apart
ment house. 6l1 New JeF sew ave. II W Key
500 New Jersey ave. nav. Line. a570. Te
CHATHAM COURTS ONE ROOM RE-
ccption room. kitchen. bath. Gausi.aI size;
one or two persons Col. 1900. Apt. 4o4.
I440 n ST.-9nd FLOOR. SITTING-BED
room kitchenette. semi-bath: nicely fur
nisheds $3.50: gas. cleo. included. N<542&
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HAMPTON, COURTS, 2ols \: Il. AYE, AYE:
:, rooms. kit. rec hall ana bath $50 90
room, kit, rec; hall and bath. 5000 90
G2HN sIew EeAn4 e ASonT
buIldings tile baths; buit-in Figures
e. r Ill., Ill., rec rsc h. h. { b nai to $500
NE--New five-story freproof building.
having elevator and swit swift, boar service
Ready for occupancy Sa about SoY h.t It, 2
f0'"'S N'''"'" anu '"'" $50. so to ST 80
s4oo,11 Goth ST N.W:-HALF SQUARE
WEST or CONN: AVE: AT oRDWAX;
in Cleveland Park. ,Conyenient location;
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. $6i 90
:, rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
1908 CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kitchen
and bath. .............' so~.oo
o@4 14th ST Nw-3rd floor; five rooms
/ and = baths. ...- .o'o.oo
THE slNBURy. 1.1e NJ ST N.w.-Down-
town apartment building.
= rooms. d. a, kitchen and bath. So 90
l room, kitchen and bath. $3.50
c1I DEL. AVE. S.W.-New building. close
to Capitol. 2 rooms. kitchen. rec hall
i"p room na.' kit. rec. hall and bath - SO
$500 i ST. Nw.--AH apartments being re-
decorated rents Just reduced.
:, rms. kit. and bath. $40 90 to $47.50
1924 CONN AVE. N.w-3 rooms and
'' room and bath ............... 1000
CHALFoNTE. 81 s. p ST. NV. near Du,
pont Circle; rooms. kitchen and
: "i rooms, kit. and bath ::... $500
1912 VERNON ST. N.W.--3 rooms. kitchen
and bath ............... .Soo.oo
iii col. RID. NV room. kitchen and
bath. Sf2.oO
1921 BELMONT ST NW.--All apartments
being redecorated. Dining alcove with
table and benches.
. rooms kitchen and bath ...... So so
500 LAMONT ST. NV rooms kit and
bath 90 oo
1915 BELMONT ST. N.W--1 room. kitchen
and bath ............. S35 90
CHRISTIANA. 7O4 NJ ST. N.W--5 rooms
and bath ................ $1,000
1907 S ST. NV rooms and bath. $4,000
l404 COL, RID. NW-4 rooms. kitchen
2o6o r. l. AVE. N.E.-3 rooms kit, and
bath 800 ~
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1887 p ST. N.W.-Four rooms and bath
with or without. porch; $50 and $6O
month.
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corner of Wisconsin ave.-Brand-n
apartment. having elevator and cafe eerv-
ice; each apartment equipped with Frigid-
ARE. ReadXaabou November LIST
. rooms. kiG and bath $57. so to SCI so
) rooms, kit and bath. $3.50 to $500
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS, 27th AND QUE SITS NV.
Refined apartment. having switchboard
service. cafe resident manager ON prem
lses. > rooms. kit. d. a. and bath. sos 90.
l room. kit. and bath. .......... $3.50
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from Dupont Crcle-Apartments 10 per
feet condition. ) rooms and bath. $40 90
3 rooms. kit. and bath ....... 81 sc
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ms 10th y ~ basement rooms no
objection to children: s.. Inquire after 5.
e3T ALLISON ST. NV furnished rooms
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THE HUNTINGTON. 2715 18th ST. NV
Most convenient location in the city.
rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath. $500
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
Beautiful apartment consisting of three
and four large rooms, reception hall. tiled
bath. nicely furnished.
RENTS. $3.50 AND $3.50.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
90 18th ST. NV. Main S949.
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1415 OAK Ak ST. r, NWM Nass 18th pn,s and
tremely reasonable. 3 rooms. d. a.. kit.
anu Udtn S00UO
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5435 CONN. AVE. N.W.-New building
:, rooms. kit. and bath. ...... .S65 sc
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 3 AND {; RMS.
warm and sunny. y. 6395. 81
1924 ILL. AVE. N.W.-FIRST FLOOR. LIV-
lng room, kitchen. inclosed porch. bath.
Phone Col. ;5392. -
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1925 7th ST--Corner varnufn st. Excel
with shower: reception hall. One apt. of
three rooms, kitchen and bath with show
err. This is corner bldg. in a section of
very few apt houses. Should be seen.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
THE NEW MONROE. 3541 18th ST. NV.
Three large rooms. tiled bath. spacious
closets excellent janttor service.
RENTS, $45 AND UP.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
919 18th ST. NV. Main S949.
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1924 CONN. AvE.-In Cleveland Park
Apt. of two rooms kitchen. reception
hall and bath: $50 month. Three rooms,
kitchen. reception hall and bath: S75
month
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945 LONGFELI.OW ST.-Apts. of two
rooms. kitchen and bath: modern bldg
S41 80 and $50 month
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED
fContinuadl

APT. 605 SHERMAN. 18th and L sts.--
Large sitting room with southern exposure
in we'll heated apartment TO lady; SGT: also
small room: $50: references.
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Kitchen and bath: $40 month";
1891 EUCLID ST. N.w-One square from
Central High-Four rooms. bath and
porch; $50 and $50
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1900 18th ST. N.W.--One double and one
single room front: phone.
Ao0 9th NV rooms, furnished. house
lyeepinC; IS weekly; electricity. gas 90
n07 f NW-Large furnished room and
hitchenette =. weekly: electricity. gas. 81
Ell ST NJ nicely furnished rooms
u,yh l,af and nOrch
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81 10th ST. N.W.-Central downtown =
One apt. second floor: four rooms and
hath SD month.
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THE ASHLEY, oO38 18th ST-Very desir-
able apt. of six rooms and bath.
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1913 CONNECTICUT1 AVE.-Three rooms
and bath: $50. Newly decorated Apt.
of two rooms. kitchen and bath; recep-
ton hall; double rear porch; $50 month
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900 y ST. NM rooms and bath. S3c
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beautiful large 1st-ioor front room south
eastern exposure: twin beds: every conven-
fence: one or two gent!emen garage. e
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300 WARDER ST-In new corner bldg
mr.. Soldiers Home, Excellent apis; of
rooms. kitchen. reception hall and bath:
$50 80 to $50 Heatedsb by OIL
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THE WOODBINE.. 27th AND CATHEDRAL
site Cathedral Mansions. Apt. of two
rooms. kitchen and bath: apis. of four
rooms, and bath all outside rooms: splen-
did apis for Army and Navy people
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SPACIOUS GROOM APT.
at very low rent: hest location in city
west OF Conn. ave. detached building moi.
ern throughout. large rooms, foyer, rec.
hall. southern exposure. tile bath, parquet
floors throughout: completely renovated ::
only SS5: only one available. Act quickly.
Phone North 4396.
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1861 NJ H. AVE. NV, JUST BELOW
DUPONT CIRCLES rooms kitchen and
hath $40 90
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1861 PARK RID N.W-Two doors from
Mt. Pleasant st. Modern bldg.-Apts
OF two exceptionally large rooms, kitchen.
reception hall and bath S57 so month.
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1926 10th ST-Apts. in detached bldg. fac
ing Mintwood st. Excellent location.
Four very large rooms: reception hall and
bath: exceptionally large closets. All
newly decorated
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NOVEMBER lst-.-New filve-story elevator
buildings; tile baths. bult-n fixtures.
3 r. kit rec h. & bath .....S1 40 30
: r. kit. rec b. & bath. SOB so to $4,000
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APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED.
WARDMAN PARK ANNEX,
Z4th and Calvert SITS. NV.
AND 3 ROOMS AND BATH
HOUSEKEEPING APIS.
WARDMAN,
Main 1880. 1890 K St. NV.

1929 7th. ST;--corner varnufn ct. Excel
lent apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
with shower; reception hall. One apt. of
er. This is a corner bldg. in a section of
very few apt. houses. Should be seen.
THE ASHLEY. ao3s 18th .ST.---very desir-
able apt. of six rooms and bath.
THE wooDBINE.. 9Th AND CATHEDRAL
AVE.-In beautiful Woodley Park. oppo-
rooms, kitchen and bath apis apis Of four
rooms, and bath; all outside rooms: splen-
1872 PARK RID. NW-Apts. of two rooms,
kitchen path ana porch apis: OF lly vim;
dressing room. kitchen and bath.
1913 WEBSTER ST Nw.-One-half square
ton. Very reasonable rentals See resi-
dent manager, Apt. 3.
$500 WISCONSIN AvE.-Apts of two
S35 month.
THE sMITHFIELD. 1I13 9th ST NV
Apt of three rooms kitchen and bath;
$40 month Porch; newly decorated.
54O6 CONN AvE.-Three rooms Kitchen
bath and porch. newly decorated; all out
side rooms.
1861 GIRARD ST N.w-Apt. of four
rooms, kitchen and bath. second floor all
newly decorated
1913 18th ST. N.W-splendid location.
New bldg.-Two rooms. kitchen. reception
hall and bath. with porch. Corner apis.
All outside rooms. Rents reduced. Newly
decorated.
$685. 18th ST. N.w-An excellent bldg.
unc-half square from Central High School
Apis. of exceptionally large rooms. Four
rooms and bath Sj2 80 to $40 month.
THE ROCKLEDGE. 1856 goth ST. NV
At Biltmore St overlooking Rock Creek
Park-Apt. of one room. reception hall
and bah housekeeping. Two rooms,
kitchen. reception hall. bath corner apt.
One room. reception hall. kitchen and
bath: front apt. All newly decorated.
Elevator service. Resident manager.
THE BERLIN. IOWA CIRCLE NV
Apis. of three rooms and bath; $40.
| DORSTAN HALL. $500 GEORGIA AVE
In Saul's Addition. New bldg. Apis. of
| four rooms bath: porches; cedar closets
and shower; S1O.5 to $50.
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