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Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

NASH. 1927. advanced Is snort roadster.
equipment driven only 5000 miles; owner
forced TO sell, Will take terms Call Adams
like and run only a few miles new.car
guarantee. bargain price; easy terms. Your
rar in trade. Adams Oakland Co. "ol5
OAKLAND COACH. 1926: demonstration: car.
ries new-car guarantee in every respect and
looks like ike big red1rtdn in Irre es easy
land Co. 2O15 14th NV
OAKLAND COACH. 1925 looks lust like
with RS9 b4ses new Sew Sea rss
and has been completely, overhauled, me-
c@hanically cha guaranteed. Adams Oakland Co..
OAKLAND .sEDAN--To sell this car quickly
we have reduced the price to S5a5: with
Duco finish. disc wheels 4;wheel brakes new
YOUR car in trade. Adams Oakland Co, 2o15
OAKLAND SPORT ToURING-s5oo buys
ve;o,,; ries "9day guarantee: must he a sold
Adams Oakland Co. c0l5 l4th NV
OAKLAND SEDAN. 1926: demonstration. and
cannot he told from new car; This car
carries new-car guarantee and is perfect
duction in price. on easy terms. and your
car vii he taken in trade Adams Motor
Co. 2015 18th NV.
'blDS NtbBILE IOL goO0 running
Terms. Northeast Motor Co.. 92O Bladens-
burg rd. ne.
s5d NH # T"rEsss 6H ssS sGs? es!h c0ss ss
es 2sSo SSsT nSone 81 4ams Saa seen at wv
PACKARD TWIN TOURING; excellent con.
| PACKARD STRAIGHT 8 SEDAN 7.passen-
ger A No. condition; can he seen at EOS
PddERcE:ARRoW liTS, s sport roadster,
Ted real bargain; terms or trade. soo7
| 18th NV.
PoNT1Ac COACH, 1a27: Ave weeks old
PONTIAC COACH demonstrator: cannot he
told from brand-new car: new-car guarantee; :;
substantial reduction in price. Easy Easy terms; ms
2n15 l4th NV.
STANDARD 3 SEDAN, 7;pass., Berlin; per.
fec. condtIon; chear See this at Auto
sTrDEBAKER SEDAN, 1924. spccial Six
by senator here and most attractive prop:
osi,on Ca can he he mnde ;d, q on II this car Holland
sso'?. open sundays ana evenings r0'0mAc
sTUDEBAKER SPECIAL s TOURING. com.
rubber; fne echanical condition: excellent
paint; owner sent to West coast Call Col.
| loon tires. bumpers. etc: cost over 81 500
with extras: like new car: sacrifice. S1.150:
terms or trade. Morgan,s. 1925 Conn ave.
sTTTZ ROADSTER tredl. 1899: new top:
good rubber: perfect running order: $3.50.
Can he seen S1l K st. ne. 21'
| sTTTZ TOURING. 7-passenger. sport model
! Al condition: five good tires. new paint
can be seen at 1928 Ontario I'd: S3OO for
quick sale Telephone Adams $3.50 or after
o'clock. Lincoln 1451 j. 21s
| Z. 6, MARsHAL's SALE OF confiscated su.
| los hu No da
ne. Friday Oct. % 10 am
MARMoN TOURING. new paint. tires. S22 s
| Oldsmohle Touring, brand'new paint. Us
| studebaker 1923 Light Six Sedan 80. 325
Durant Four. 1923, good shape. ,..... 100
Robinson, Vermont Garage. r. 1116 Vt ave.
! TODAY's BEST BUY
! Ford tudor sedan. 1924 extras: $50:
terms. Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga ave.
HERE THEY ARE!
Cadillac 1924 5-pass. Sedan. v.63.
!
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1922 Hunn / Ccllne

Finished in maroon Duco black Tenders
and radiator shell. The top is in FURNISHED
black with gold stripe -Four snuhber. two
! bumpers. spare tire. tube and cover: notion
eter: rear-vision mirror and windehield
cleaner: recently trimmed with new. deem
! ran slip covers. piped with leather: parking
light and stop signal complete its eoIlip-
ment. Guaranteed in writing for 30 dav.
Cheap at 1895
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,ady's solid platinum dinner
ring. set with Fl very fine blue
white diamonds; every diamond
gem, and y emeralds. Party
in need OF cash will sacrifice
for .S275
Evening star., 1926-10-21

Gentletnan's diamond ring,
guaranteed absolutely blue
white; finest cut. weighs a carat
and o3-10O. or 2 carats less I
points; set in the latest, style
white gold mounting. One of
the biggest bargains ever offer
ed ......................S4Z .S4Z5
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1920 A1armOn TOrrino

Hark ye., all who like the Msrmon. Ex-
wire wheels. splendid motor she eiiI
pull like an OK. and you know the Marmon
~ no snail when 1t comes to speed. Rare
bargain at S3o5.
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1923 Hump Ri Sedan.

This car was only recently the property
of DR.. J. Ernest Mitchell. and Doc sure
knows how to take care of an automobile
brown top and wheels with gold stripe
She has excellent Hood cord tires snubbers
bumpers spare tube and cover GrocO stOp
light. Perfection heater. dome light and
everything. perfect car at remarkable
price. S615. Terms. of course
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR sALE-AUTOMODILEs.

Jhe following are just the
usual reconditioned cars traded
on new Chryslers and sold at a
fair price:
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1923 Hupp 2-Passenger Coupe.
Mr.. Business Man make your wife hsnry
once again. Leave the family car al homo
scatter: tough as a mule and drives like
thorough bred; balloon tires. 2-wheel brakes
to.shift dutch. sReduced to S40S
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
WALLACE
NASH DISTRIBUTORS.
READ CAREFULLYl
SAVE
TIME AND MONEY.

MEAD CAKEF OLL1
SAVE
TIME AND MONEY.
Ford 4-Door.
Rehni.hed in Valentines best. vsrnish.
pm ana ess oss s.srai 's:
dome eosa s ,e. ss 70 sH. &
i6' M SIZE essh snd SIG Hsr p.r :a buy Yours
Nash Sport Model.
e.ss. Two .a4: .c w.rS%sn Park
sS5 ss%: @ sassa iaS.s nieEei Sssals%Ds S1sn1 ssc
sF fss ;isD plate. i:r sS..
moo2 dSs 1Sr ahs.d Iss S. st S.S and
@SG ossh and GHr months at e ssl lOssen' ssdS or
Gardner.
One of. the special snort cars. fve-bearins
81 :s:ss nS SID }saa: Ssaf
Nash 81" Touring.
bsnE Jgs s,sndsrd dark nus and
si sG0s e. ind redassd 5HaSy b. S bUash for
s14" and S21 per month.
Maxwell Sedan.
Done in gray Duco. Not the finest and
best ever sold IN Washington. but come in
look IT over. You'll he highly pleased or
course. there's four new tires and Ave disc
wheels With very GOOD spare tire. Price
Oakland Touring.
Permanent top. duco finish. new L.h.ad
motor RICARDO: :type head Morse chain drive
four-wheel brakes. Food looking rood con
dition low price: low down payment and
only S27 per month
Nash Advanced Six Roadster.
: new Goodyear tires and spare SPECIAL
tors. rear vision mirror. vindshield wiper
special grouped instrument hoard contains 4
very fine Elgin clock: $3.50 cash. or SOL
down and .S3S per month.
Essex Coach.
Bumpers. spare tire cover. lock and cov-
original owners care of operation depicts
this machine. Only S315
Nash 263 Advanced Six Coach.
Formerly owned and driven by Mr. LouI.
Julian who MAINTAINS and operates very
ment in Washington. II YOU know him voI
know the car and what fine condition and
apDearance to expect of the automobile he
drives If you want the hest we can give
YOU and willing to nav around 81 900 or
more. ask to see Mr.. Julan's car.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

EVERGREEN HEDGES fruit trees-Com-
pare pricas with all others: landscape
Contracting 4 Il. c Contract Co. 1876? on
tario nj Adams 15S3 ~"
:. NARClSSrS ,joNQCILl BULBS
for fCrc'ns or nnen-gro planting
Three splendid varieties. 80 cents per dozen.
81 80 per hundred parcel post PREPAID.
Send cash with "r,Ior To Mrs. R H Case.
particulars 15'
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Lady's solid platinum dia-
mond flexible bracelet, set with
90 large blue-white diamonds.
You must see this to appreciate
this big bargain. .S425
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BUICK
BUICK.
EMERSON & ORME
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.

LEI AN M EN- l..
The discriminating buyer
will find unusual values in our
used-car dept. Buy one of these
cars now-at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick 1925 4-pass., 6-cyl. Coupe.
Buick 1925 5-pass. Standard
Sedan.
Buick 1924 5-pass. o-cyl. Tour.
Buick 1924 4-pass. 6-cyl. Coupe.
Dodge 1924 Touring.
Dodge 1922 Coach.
Hup 1922 Touring.
Essex 1925 Coach.
Studebaker 1923 Sedan.
Olds 1923 Coupe.
Ford 1925 Coupe.
Ford 1924 Sedan.
Open Evenings.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
FIR. 1850.
Continued on next uageD
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SPECIAL DIAMOND
BARGAINS.

Gentlemans diamond ring,
guaranteed absolutely perfect,
weighs e carats and u; very
fine color and a beautiful gem,
full OF brilliancy. This diamond
belongs to private party from
Florida and he paM $500. In
need OF ready cash. will sacrifice
it for. 81 $50
Evening star., 1926-10-21

BUICK. late a25 sport touring model: front
and rear bumpers. spare tire and all acces-
sores: in Al mechanical condition: very
cheap at 81 900. Joseph H. Curran. 3l3 9th
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OTHER CARS.

Remember the Address"
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
.17O0 L St. NJ. 7612.
Open Evenings.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
SOLD
ON
HONOR.
THE
GOLD SEAL.
A small thing to look for.
A big thing to find.

1923 Hupp Touring.
Bargain, Bargain, Here's a little car
lust ont of paint shop in "-tone shoe polish
Shes a fair car all through. but cheap at
any rate Take it for $3.50. cash or term.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
RADIO MD EQUIPMENT.

TIRE super hot Apt 6o2. 14l0 NJ ct.
after nm.
RADIO SFRNTCF-hNrfals erected sets in
stalled and repaired. equipment 10 locate
trounie. lowest rates. kennedv's Adams 295
Evening star., 1926-10-21

Ladv's solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring, weighs carat
and "a less 3 points; a beautiful
gem, full Of lie and brilliancy :;
set in. the latest style white gold
mourning insertea with sap
phires. Party in need of ready
cash will sacrifice for. .S285
Evening star., 1926-10-21

Permanent top. duco finish new I-hssd
motor. Ricardo type head. Morse chain drive
four-wheel brakes. rood looking rood con
dition. low price. low down payment and
only S27 per month.
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BUICK TOURING motor IN ine shane
everything in good working order body looks
good only $50 Columbia S150W
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Essex Coach

Bumpers. spare tire cover. lock and GOV.
cred chain. No broken or dented Tenders
original owners care of operation deplct.
itself IN the sppearsnce and condition OF
Evening star., 1926-10-21

HUNTERS ATTENTION! Season onens
soon. Good dog rea7 good snort Well
trained highly h"ni Settlers and Pointers
only four. ~ bargain rrires. Quick. Ad-
dress Pnx .ffSF Ct2- Office
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Maxwell Sedan

Done in gray Duco. Not the finest and
look it over. You'll be hiehiy nlessed az
course. there's four new tires and Ave dis,
wheels With a very good spare tire. Price
Evening star., 1926-10-21

Nash Advanced Six Roadster.
snort model dark blue Duco. wind defec-
tors rear vision mirror. Windshield wiper
special grouped instrument board contains a
very fine Elgin clock: $3.50 cash. or SOL
down and S3S per month
Evening star., 1926-10-21

PUPPIES st BERNARD for -aIe; 10 weeks
old pediEreed. reasonable price 1914 East
Canltol 81 ga
marked highest neC!i:ree. lust !" years old;
must sell innedl atelv. Car he seen any
harEain %"
Evening star., 1926-10-21

1926 Jordan line 8 road. 81, 800
1926 Ford roadster. ...... 2o5
1924 Buick Master "6" Sc
dan ........... oOO
1926 Chrysler 20 coach. LOO
1925 Chandler touring. -. us
1928 Hupmobile touring. US
1922 Marmon 4-pas. coupe $50
1923 Dodge touring...... 285
1926 Nash Coupe ....... 1000
1924 Oakland Sedan. .... 500
1925 Ford Sedan ...... 325
1924 Buick master 6 road. 685
1925 Chrysler 20 phaeton.. 8o5
1924 Ford touring. g........ 125
1926 Chrysler SO touring. US
1923 Cole 8, 7-pass limou-
sine 6OU
1924 Chevrolet sedan. -. 800
1928 Buick touring. -. $50
We have others on our floor
and we invite your inspection.
TERMS.
Will Accept Your Car in Trade.
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1921 14th NV.
North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
INVESTMENT BUILDING
GARAGE.
REPOSSESsED CARS EG
1926 Peerless Sport Phaetnn 4-pass new.
1926 Oldsmobile Coach. s..
1929 Rickenbscker Coupe Sedan, g.; new.
1925 Rickenbacker Touring g.
1924 Marmop Speedster.
1924 Packard q Touring; 5-pass.
1924 Ford Fordor Sedan.
1924 Overland Touring.
1899 Peerless Touring. 7-pass.
1923 Oldsmoble Touring.
Can be purchased at remarkable savings
en- terms to suit Will trade your present car
Basement Of Investment Building.
18th & K SITS. NV. Franklin 1901.
THE ACTOMOTIVE BARGAIN BASEMENT.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
A WRITTEN GUARANTEE
WITH ALL OUR
DIAMONDS.
FISCHER'S
DOGS, PETS. ETC,

91S T ST. NORTHWEST.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

GERMAN POLICE re1icreed IL months
Old Phone Wondside T3.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

I9ZZ Cadillac Touring.
Here's 2 81" 7-passenEer touring clean
as whistle. In. maroon with black wheels
rubber door handles. ElEin speedomef.r
clock combination stop and tail lights step
plates. Bought to sell at $3.50: TO 20 To the
first buyer for $3.50 cash: terms and Trade
Evening star., 1926-10-21

Just refnished STANDARD dark blue and
black tenders. No fancy colors but q con
servstlvs cemhinstlon most attractive. Well
tires good and ready. to 60 Must ne q
straight deal; reduced. May be bought for
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iS o3rats. perfect solitaire Tiffany da-
rnond ring YER fnr cut and brilliant gem
real bargain.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
1925 Studebaker Special Six

Here's one-proft car cheap-S725 She
has transmission lock. clock. speedoneter.
ror. automatic Windshield cleaner balloon
tires. corrugated aluminium toe board wal.
nut nlolding and dash; its curtains are car
for women. We will trade Ford
Evening star., 1926-10-21

BTTCK s SPORT ROADSTER perfect ron.
dition: sacrifice for cash. 11l0 G st Main
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One of the special snort cars. fve-bearins
crsnkshaft Five very GOOD tires. cowl
iirhts or orrinai baked ensmeY Y fnish a Yeaqs Y3eaq
for S1S1 cash and S27 per month.
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR SAL-AUTOMORH,ES.

AUTOMOBILES nv auction At, weschler's,
p20 Pa ave NV. every Wednesday and
Saturday. 10 am.
BUICKS-l6 new models. many new fea-
lures. also several used Bucks equal to
new: liberal terms Your car in trade Open
dess 1n18 Conn. ave
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc
Home of the Certified
Gold Seal Cars.

Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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NASH. 1927. advanced Il snort roadster :
bearing crank shaft: rumble seat and full
equipment: driven only 5000 miles; owner
forced to sell. VIII take terms. Call Adams
6S1 between - and q 40 n M
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HUDSON-ESSEX.

Reduced prices on all new
and used cars.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CHEVROLET COACH laca-Don't huy p
Chevrolet before you see this car: almost
new and run only few miles: any demon
stration: very low price for quick sale: easy
terms: vour car in trade. Ada,vs Motor Co.
/, "0l5 l4th NV
Evening star., 1926-10-21
Nash Sport Model.

Touring: refnished nv. wardman Park
and bar. extsa large nickel hesdlsmps. tWo
rack and trunk just the car Tor these
snappy DAYS ahead. Lots of pep and real
cash and 12 months at S31 each
Evening star., 1926-10-21

4-oarat perfect solitaire diamond ring: ex-
cepuohaik fine and brilliant gem. Party
must sacrifice.
$3.50
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Ford 4-Door.

Rehnished in Valentines best vsrnish.
well kent, and clean. lock Wheel sutoiastic
Done eora s ,Tss as to sH. nsH.
this very attractive car . real buy. Yours
for S11G cash and SIS per month
Evening star., 1926-10-21
FOR Observation-Disclosures

ESSEN COACH: 1925: used 1000 miles
new car. and at a most attractive price
We also have Ave other late model Essex
coaches ranging in price from S400 TO $3.50
You will he certain to find what you want
out of this collection. Holland Motor Co.
Inc. 1919 18th at. (bet X and Ii. Open
SUNDAYS and. eVeninca Potomac HR2
Evening star., 1926-10-21

! CHEVROLET SEDANs COACHES 1894
| We have several of these "srs that have
| been nt,t in excellent condition. and have
new tires: some have balloon tires and
! other eTtras: all look fine: nrires from $o4n
! to S265 easy terms Adams Motor Co.
Evening star., 1926-10-21

CHEVROLET TOURING 1928. and road
ster. 1924 in excellent condition: cheap.
Ask for Mr. Ourand. Owens Motor Co.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Deaths S
Bcniamin Gorfain

Benlamin Gorfain of S4 Talcott street, 15 years old. died at his home on Talrott street late yesterday aft crnoon after a short illness. He had been q resident of this city for many years. being active in Jewish circles. He was among the prominent Jewish residents who successfully sponsored the erection of the new synagogue on Winter street.
 He leaves three sons. Nathan David and Edward Corfain; five daughters, Mrs Edith Kravetz Mrs. Elizabeth Klasz Mrs. Tetta Berko- witz, Mrs. Anna Lcvinson of Hol- yoke. Mass, and Mrs, Tilli" Sado- witz Of New York; 21 grandchildren and several nieccs and nephowS.
 The funeral vas held this after noon at o'clock followed by burial in Beth Alom cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
AUTO CUTS BOYS SCALP

Thomas Corcoran, aged years, .of 66 Oak street, suffered abrasions of both arms and a slight lacera- tion of the scalp. about 4;3O yeSter- day afternoon when he was struck by an automobile driven by John Abbiatti of 291 LasalIe street, on Oak street.
 In his report to Detective Scr 'geant McCue. Abbiatti said he was driving south on Oak street when the boy ran from the rear of a jit- hey bus which was going north on the street. and although he applied his brakes he could not avoid the accident. The left front fender grazed the boy. Dr. George NJ, Flanagan attended him and said the injuries do not appear serious.
 In the opinion of Sergeant McCue. there was no cause for police action. There were no witnesses, so far as the police were able to learn,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
MARKET IGNORES
 BRITISH STRIKE
Constructive Forces at Work
 Today

New York. May CP) - Display
 ing marked indifference to the un-
 settling labor and financial troubles
 abroad stock market operators to-
 day resumed constructive activities on the basis of more favorable
 domestic trade outlook. Trading, however. turned extremely dull, re-
 fecting a waiting attitude until the
 effects Of the British strike disturb ance have been more clearly reveal
 ed.
 Some encouragement was derived from the weekly steel trade reviews which reported a stiffening Of pig iron prices in anticipation of a check 10 the recent import movement of
 iron from Great Britain, and renew cd buying of steel by automobile
 manufacturers.
 Steady absorption Of railroad shares. which carried several stand ard issues up l to points, indicated Ia partial return Of investment con fidence. Texas and Pacific moved up 8 IA points, which St Louis, Southwestern and Rock Island shares were strengthened by intima- .tions that Southwestern merger
 plans would soon be ready. A rise in call money rates from
 1-2 10 per cento after the calling of some s25.oo0,0t0 in bank loans, and disposition to withhold com- mitments pending publication of brokerage loan figures by the stock exchange after the close of the market retarded buying 10 some ex- tent but gains Of points or more were scored by Atlantic Refining. ] Schulte. Pennington Typewriter, Coca Cola and Commercial SolY- ents E.
 The collapse in Belgian and French francs 10 record low levels
 of 2.G5 and 3.1l cents. respectively apparently had little effect on stock trading.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
.QUIGLEY FACTION
 ELECTS TONIGHT
New Republican Club to Hold
 Organization Meeting

George A. Quigley's Republican club will hold it's organization meet ing tonight in the rooms which sery- ed as Quigley headquarters during his campaign for the republican nomination for mayor.
 Quigiey has for many years been dissatisfied with republican methods and has openly fought the organiza- ton forces here, Although he de- clines to comment on whether the new organization is to be composed of "anti-machine" men the organis- er's action in not inviting those close to the c. o. P. machine to affiliate is considered significant.
 At tonights meeting it Is expected officers will be elected and & name chosen for the new organization.
 The club plans to take an active part in the fall campaign.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
FAKE SHOE SELLER
 WORKS GAME HERE
R. E. Foster Arrested in West
 Haven, Under Suspicion

That q large number of local resi- dents were defrauded by R. E. Ches- ter alias R. F. Foster. who repre- sentef himself as salesman for the Service Shoe Corporation of Boston, Mass, is believed by Arthur r. Hanks Of 31 Brighton street, who notified the police today that a man signing receipts as R. F. Foster op- erated here in February.
 Chester. or Foster. is held by the West Haven authorities In default of s5,0oo bond, following his arrest in Waterbury on the charge of ob- taining money under false pretenses. IL is said he is wanted in Branford, New Haven, Bridgeport and other places in that pert of the state.
 Mir. Hanks read in a newspaper Of tho arrest and concluded the man is the bogus salesman who took his order for q pair of shoes and accept od g deposit on February 10. Mir. Hanks told the police that Mrs. Wal ter Barbour of 9i Rockwell avenue, Albert Routhicr of 12S Brighton street and John E. Lindahl of 152 Roxhury road are also waiting for delivery Of shoes on which they paid deposits
 NIr. Hanks gave the police let ter he received from the Shoe Sery- ice Corporation. stating that Foster had come into possession of order blanks of the concern and had used them to defraud people in several cities in Connecticut. NIT. Hanks order and that of Mrs Barbour had not been received by the concern and Foster had no right to take the or ders, according to the letter.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
NEN BRITAIN CASE
 IS ARGUED TODAY
AGut0-BaSs0 Lawsuit Before
 Supreme Court

Hartford, May OP-The case Of Gertrude McGann against Edward \, Allen. Thomas Mckone and De- tectlve Sergeant James II. Madiean, all of this city vas the first case heard today by the supreme court in session here The case is an ap- peal from action in the superior court here last December in which Miss McGaun lost her suit against Mir. Allcn for damages Of S50.o and in which the court sat aside the verdict of the jury awarding her Sf,no9 damages from Nadjgan be- cause she failed 10 remit thn sum 'of S5.25o within ten days following tho verdict.
 Miss McGann was arrested here lin February 1923. charged with re- .caIring goods sine knew 10 have been stolen from the S2gc-Allen store. of which Mir. Allen is manager. She was tried and sentenced in the po- lice court here, but appealed to inc superior court, where sine won her ltt'N' anu " NIS tiN'4 Ill N''l ANAlf tti- II instituted suit for $50,0oO damages from Allen ct al charging that her . .rsputatiOn had hoon damaged and 1 her arrest caused her to suffer nervous disorders. She claims that the court erred in directing q yer dict for Allen and NcKone and in setting aside her verdict for S6,00o damages from Madigan
 The second case heard today was that of Carl Arute against Celia Bas- so, both Of New Britain. Arute charged that Mrs. Basso failed 10 pay him the three per cent commis- sion on property owned by her for which he secured a purchaser who paid $G.500 and asked damages Of $500. In the city Cr rt in New Brit ain he was awarded $33I. Mrs. Bas- so appealed from this verdict to the court of common pleas where Aruto was awarded $309 and his costs. The defendant, in her appeal from this judgment says that the subordinate facts do not support the conclusions Of the trial judge; that the court erred in holding that the proposed purchaser was able to purchase on the terms required and finally agreed 10 by the defendant; and that the court erred in rendering judgment for the plaintiff to recover $2S5 and interest
 The third case scheduled for to- day was the appeal Of the Royal Indemnity company and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty com pany from the decision of Judge Ernest C. simpson in an action brought hy the state of Connecticut at the relation of tho Hartford Connecticut Trust company. The bond of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company was given 10 secure the proper administration by G. Harold Gilnatric. former state treasurer and former cashier of the First National bank of Putnam, of the estate Of the late Joseph w. Cut Ter; the bond Of the Royal lndemni- " NulIl PdHN "d9 SlN'H lO '"F'' '''' ayais Of the real estate sold under order of court and to secure the proper disposition of the avalls thereof. There are twcnty-two req. sons of appeal by the defendant, the Royal Indemnity company, and seven reasons Of appeal cited by the United States Fidelity and Casualty company.