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to drop around and see the newest Lord Baltimore
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It's ideal ocaon-wth drveways leading from Massachusetts
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Evening star., 1926-05-19

GOOD HOUSE. DowNTowN: ROOMS.
bath. gas cleo fur. heat: SS5 per mo.
Attractive house in Brookland. convenient
10 ears. stores. schools. churches; roomso
bath. porches, garage. etc. Rent. @oS.oo
month j.
Newly decorated house, Col. Hghts:.. 8
b. sassnss, se,a Il PIE mo-
Well appointed home in Chevy Chase
D. c. g rms. b., gas. elec., front pn 81
McKEEvER e. Goss. Inc
1415 St. Realtors. Main 1852.
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W&\TED-NfONEY.
SALE-SlBtRBAN PROPERTY.

50 600 AS end TRUST LOAN on EEARB'
Va property payable so per mo and lni
Good security. Address Box 3s"-E Sta
office Il
Evening star., 1926-05-19
FOR RE\T-DESK SPACE.

DESIRABLE OFFICE. WOODWARD .BUH
ing offers desk room To young profession
men in government employ. Moderate rent
Address Box 36I-S. Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

WANTED-FARMS
CLEAR FARM FOR EQUITY IN MODERN
apartment house with one trust. Main 54S2
Mt n M
Evening star., 1926-05-19
SALE-SUBURBlN PROPERTY.
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Owner Going Abroad
WILL SACRIFICE
Beautiful Country Estate.
NEAR EDGEMOOR.
About Five Acres Of Ground
With
CHARMING HOME.
Modern in Every Respect.
On Crest Of Knoll,
Surrounded by Towering Oaks.
MODERATE PRICE.
We consider this an excellent
opportunity. Phone for full in
formation.
MADDUX. MARSHALL,
MOSS & MALLORY, Inc,
o23 Fifteenth St. Main 10l34.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
SALE-EAEMS.

1 ACRES AND GOOD 7-ROoM HOUSE AND
outhouses suitable for suhdividing: 7 miles
asons Sa5ns" mile enn5dn and Hi half from waldorf pike
81 500: 80" cash. h ST 900. balance. S35 month
including interest at q per cent. NEWSOM
ITO II ne. Line. :0.l .l. ---
1000 #: pike house and outbuildings: VII y
II ade. 1903 st. NV. NJ. 1893 until
pm. - -
GOOD FARM IN A GOOD LOCATION IS
a difficult proposition to find. We happen
to have for sale farm that has has, about every
is ideally situated has modern improved
buildings. a good road frontage and rs apont
FR6M sdy f9r 6 n popar oSax ssdton Of Ma
land north of Washington: near several golf
enurhes eeS has
city blocks city electricity availahle al G wa1sr ter
fGd f IS On eRESTy II Al FoR rhAGk
recommend it, For future speculation. it
" JUST ST THINK ifSf OF 1T-1oo acres with every
thing we have said and more. too; for only
5000. Real estate authorities throughout
cities Washington's outlying districts are the
hest of all. Millions have been made in the
Mn Nat fey for IN OF hs
ma'n eAspfsfR 3ssi Is PESg }.S5 lse s. NV
AZ ACREs--15 MILES FROM WASH. D. c..
on electric line. near hard road: part tim
Iaas Price : $ 900: terms. GEO. ". King Vi;
10 ACRES. WITH 2-sTORY. GROOM AND
heat large barn: 3 brooder houses; large
laying house: good variety orchard in bear
ing: large frontage on State highway. 6la
bank stores post office: 5 minutes to rail
road station: bus stop in front of premises.
MONEY MAKER. Land values advanc-
ing. PRICE ONLY $4,000.
GARDINER & DENT INC.
Main 4SS4. 1409 L ST: NV.
FARM ON W, B. A
S-room dwelling. bath electricity. 103
acres. $4,000 Termsr
Laurel Md Telephone 119
Evening star., 1926-05-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

until pm. p.m.---
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
$500. 900 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES
on business property. apartment houses and
residences; new building operations, FINANCED; :;
individual personal service. Address Box
End TRUST LOANS MADE. NOTES BOUGHT
DALLAS D. BALL Main s11o. %.
1st. TRUST LOANS. yA;-3fe YEARS.
QTARLEs.n Ios Washington ST.. Alexan-
S1o0 900 AVAILABLE FOR FIRST TRUST
loans at y % commission; your trusts com
bIned ], construction loans DALLAS D. BAaL' 5AI
LOWEST RATES IN TOWN: 1st. 2nd OR
Sa srq:. s,6 lOs9s &, ausn lanFin Sssop ssss
yoR 1s sn es 9a aEAKRSSE ERysF LOSS
ieS io1o Vermont ave. NV. Main ss73
MONEY. TO LOAN IN ANY. AMOUNT on
first and second mortgages; Lowest interest
fates 14es ek y. aoso IeleDhone ne service
evening. until 8 pm.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY ANoUNT FOR 8
m made dee in WASHING ton and nearby. Maryland
ment plan providing for cancellation OF the
il sass s%H Fl ffah N ss 9SsS
ioans on B. G. real estate prevailing interest
an@ sr6%E SSnmtsSlSa Pa1RFax: 1sft 1s4a N. r. Ave-
il any smsqpt q }PFeEailins E1n q interest JESSE
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. G. REAL ESTATE
Let Us BsEs ESal Sss issS wv INC.
We HAVE M1NEY TO To-, LOAN e y IN vIR;
estate. Consult us about construction loans
FIRST TRUST LOAN, 5H%o.
SECOND TRUSTS. REASONABLE RATES.
THE JOSEPH. SHAPIRO CO.,
e19 18th st. Franklin 114o.
MONEY TO LOAN
pSSFHBsfSEHa ftsA4SSRrss$S ASR sSs5SASs SS&Hs
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
1888 x ST. NV EEALr9Esi Main 1o1e. 1o17.
$4,000 to Loan on ist, End and
3rd Trusts.
From 1-1o years. years. To be paid in small
ccnss %snh Ssa4 Small sS.
Rates Surprisingly Low.
Our plan entirely different. Strictly con.
Ice. 10 save time bring with you. il pos
sible. deed certificate OF title or payment
book II you cannot come to my Office. my
representative will call to see you. DR..
HENRY. 3rd floor to the right Of elevator,
sio5is ave- BONG Nam Rldf ffoossSy corner 14'h and
Open from 9 in Morning to
9 in Evening.
QUICK LOANS.
eS Ind AMI Qrd TRTfcTc
Nd. va. and D. c. Low rates
GEO. M. ROWEN, INC,
.a4a woodNsrA Building
lBsh and j ~. NV. Main 1857. 27s
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
xn-Asu-AN

FRONTAGE OF 81 TO ia FEET ON KAL-
Drama Circle. overlooking beautiful ROCK
Creek Park and Connecticut Ave. Bridge and
located in the heart of Washngton's ultra
fashionable residential section. No finer 10,
cation available today in that wonderful
ALLAN f. WALKER & co. INC.
Sf3 Ihth st NV Main $3.50
FRONTAGE ON ONE OF THE BEST
streets in the, Kalorama section with mini
prOxiuately one half that of any other simi-
lar frontage. Do not delay # you want tins
HLLAN f. WALKER & co. nc;
si3 18th ST NV Main $3.50
TAKOMA PARK D. C.-LEVEL CORNER.
63xl1O sewer water. gas, cleo. bulf-up
section convenient to school. cars ana
stores OutOf-town owner will sacrlhce 1or
So $50.
Another 4OxI45 sewer, water. gas. cleo.
81 $50. ,
Fl l.. THORNTON.
Ad 5254 sun. and evenings. Ad 6074
90 FIT. on CAL. ST. "KALORAMA."
on GRADE--FINE ALLEY.
price SO 40 FIT
Evening star., 1926-05-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ooi 5. MISUNDERSTANDING. 10
Also short,tims BY 6qildiHg IHg, Loans
raaps issR and n N sts soffn'a' NV Nam Nam 79i77
QUICK sLOANS-3 DAYS
TO DELIVER MONEY.
On End and 3rd trusts-Low c9mmissions-
DIsTRicT sTFiech''LiSo loan PRocUREMENTa co.
Evening Service to g.
WANTED AT ONCE. 2nd TRUST NOTES
We are in the market for good second
trust notes in amounts from 5000 up I'M
mediate acton on T EeasonshiGs s shGER Fa'e
9a4 14th St. Nv. Main So
Mutual Benefit Life ms. Co.,
Loans at Lowest Interest Rates Through
TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
1918 Vermont Ave. NV. M AIS
QUICK MONEY
ITO ~ LEND; dGG Snd AMP srd TRUSTS 1Sn = s29o 2
HeNEs THREE PAYS 70 c9TRRKKEfsTEE SHRKfsE
{. F. WARING.
141e ST. NV. MAIN e172.
QUICK sERvICE-sECOND TRUST NOTES
bought on D. c. and nearby Va. and Md. i'm
proved real estate. also first trust notes notes
also builders and subdivision operators
financed. Cash enables you TO make addi-
tional profits. II will nay, YOU 10 talk your
financial problem over with
Continental Trust Bldg 1ith and Sts.
Main 523l.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

<St 80 ''...i'.... "'. Sa75 90
14So L st nw-14 r. & y b. a NIL. $50 90
oSO9 Conn. ave-11 +. & ) b.. ami 1000
1411 St n.w.-13 r. & > b.. ami. 1907 90
2Oll Col rd.-I3 r.. b. ami 10000
9lO VI ST. n.w.-l2 r. & b.. ami 125.00
622 St n.w.-15 r. b.. h All 1000
35"5 Hertford pl. nw.---6 r. & b..
ami. gar. 49,: IIU.UU
"'y' h. M, an,'i'.a'.....' 'a". 100 90
2524 IIth ST. n.w.-6 +. b., a.m.:. SO 90
13SH Ca ave nw-S T. & b. ami. $500
1S0l 35th Il NV = & b. ami 5000
27 Grant pl. n.W.--S 7. & b.. ami, so.oO
SIP h,wn h'a'' d. ~ 1900
roS ITnshur ST n VT r. & b. ami 1000
sos L ct. n.w.--l0 r. b. ....... $500
139 Morton st. n.w--S r. b.,
SO U ST n.w--6 r. & b.. ami. $3.50
1920 9th st. VS. r. g. b.. h.-w.h. 5000
1916 Gath st. s.e.--6 r. b.. ami. 55 90
fc4 18th st. s.e.---5 r. b.. ami. 5000
1899 9Th ST. n.w.--5 r. & b. ..... 5000
1854 LIST VT r. & b.. h.-w.h.... 5000
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main 210o. 925 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1926-05-19
BUNGALOW.

For sale by owner and builder: $4,000
on time payments S1i 500 cash. buys this
bungalow: by adding $500 this BUNGALOW
will have eight rooms and two baths and
will be worth 81 5000. Come and see, open
daily until pm. 1909 Kearney 81. ne.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
PRICE, $3.50.

First time offered. New Broom bunga;
lows. attractive and we'll built; with all
modern improvements Nice large lots.
Fine location. half block of Wash BALTIC,
blvd. Terms reasonable, For & further par par
WELL. owner and builder. 507 st. me-
Phone Lincoln 562. -
4:RooMsa BUNGALOW: WATER. ELEc.: NO
8 rooms and base. gas. h.-w.h. cleo;
$50 cash, S46 month.
Lots 5Oxi5O fl: water. cleo: S3 month: !:
near bus and concrete road to city: East
Special at College Park rooms and
bath. elec.: large lot: only $S.500: $500
rooms. bath with shower: breakfast
room: two large lots: trees and shrubbery;
Dutch Colonial; lots of extras; University
Park Nd. Phone Hyatt. 712. owner. after
nm. 19s
$500 CASH PAYMENT.
Bungalow: attractive in design; h with and
electricity: colonial porch: NV. location.
Priced 1000 under market. bargain.
lincoln 400l
Evening star., 1926-05-19
MONEY To I.OAN

MONEY LOANED on AUTOMOBILES
Bring bill Of sale 645 Maryland ave. ne
Line. 17S. Open evenings. 3O'
5000. 600, on AUTOMOBILES. no RED
Frank 1885, FREY'S AUTO EXCHANGE
1924 14th st. NV
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on AUTOS
and trucks you keen car: no delay: conn
Dental MONK. 933 y. Y. ave NV: NJ. 2l4si
LOANS OF $50 TO 800 CAN IF, SEfT'REb
on household furniture if y0r are receiving
a salary of 500 or more CHATTrL It'll T,
CO. INC s05 5th 81. ma. Closed Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
JUST IN TIME
L.inesmen Save Life of Their Stricken
 Mate

While d crew of telephone lines- men were at work recently at Danby' Vt. one of the men. Frank r. Vance, was stricken with acute appendicitis.
 There was no doctor available, an the nearest hospital was at Rutlanc, twenty miles away. It was late at night, and the roads were in fearful condition. Nevertheless, Jack Liy. ingstone. the foreman. and his crew of three other men, put the patient on a small truck and started on their journey. For ten miles the going was fairly good, but at that point, water loomed up in the darkness, and the men were compelled to wade up to their necks. pulling the truck along with them for a distance of more than 900 yards. the motor having stopped dead midway across the stream. Fin ally the trip was completed, Vance was operated upon and is recovering, but the doctors al the hospital said that another half hours delay would have been fatal
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
Congregational Church Note.

Rev James Y English, Pastor
 Sunday Nov. 21, f0s30 q. m The service of worship Rev George l. Cudy. D p.. secretary of the Ameri can Missionary Association will hc the preacher The junior choir will be present ta sing and the music wall be us follows The organ prelude. Al legro Moderate. Dubois. the anthem "Mako Joyful Noise. Simper. Che response. "How Long Wilt Thou '" Pheuger. the aifertofy l.'Adieu !" Farvarger
 1900 m The church school and Mems Forum
 100 D. " The Spalding library.
 630 D. m The young peoples meet ing. 4 business meeting nfter which the society will 70 by automobile in a body to attend the service at the Woodstock Congregational church at which Dr. Cady will give an illus. trated lecture on the service of the A NJ 4
 Monday. 7.30 D. m. The churet
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
SOAP BOX O'BRIEN
Representative National Securi- ties League Puts Over Cley-
 CT Demonstration

TTHa paaker of the day has failed fa arrive The clerk at the desk tells he tkfre H a man fn the hotel who i- ii che cisy ta address lHb8rer5 and that hr w.li talk fo us if you wish t8 have Hm
 Bring him in, ]" shout a number of Rofariaas.
 Through the door comes the speak eF Long iron gray hair Bespecta- cIcd and wearing a flannel shirt His eyes snap behind his glasses. Intro duced as Mr Neinstein he launches into 4peeeh that at once is branded as s0eiali-tic later emphasized as an archistie The red flag is waved in the faces of an incredulous audience He berates the capitalist and the em- ployer of labor living on the backs of the iaborer. He decries the social and economic principles of the United States of America. 4 member of p.e audience leaves suddenly. IL is easy Co see that rage predominates as he makes d nasty exit. Heads of indus tries seated al the tables fidget and wonder how much longer they can keep their seats. They wish to rise in protest The audience is worked t0 q high pitch by the tfaitor0gs utterances of the speaker and is about ready to lay rough hands on him. when he brings his talk to an end wlt hthe re- cital of the hymn of the Communists.
 Alias MT. O'Brien
 II was quite time He could not have gone an much longer He would not have been allowed to continue A he concluded he matched aH his wig glasses and whAt appeared t1 be q rough flannel shrt Then he was in- lr1daced az Mr 0'Brieu representa- tira af the National Securities League. Wb1 aid thuf h. 0auld answer the man Nha had 3si talked and aHHpuHe- 4 thHt he Was fl brother RatuIan
 Nr 0.BHeH appeared at tho Wed nesday luncheon of the Putnam B4s tary Club Members uf the directors If Putnam Chamber of ammeree were guests of tho club. as Was tbnrles K Champliu a ReturiHu head of ths stock company playing Putnam thIs week
 Nh. O'Brieu stated that the speecf he had made as Mf Weinsteiu wa typical of speeches being made all oveI the country Not in remote parts o he country and only "a the big cities but right around this city ana throughout the state. he said
 The speaker pointed out the dange that is threatening the country n fhi sort of thing and pointed out the fal lacy of all arguments used by thDai engaged in spreading propaganda -ucl as wa embodied in the talk be was an sweriug The applause following he falk was loud and long Mozt of th audience admitted that they had beel deceived as was intended they bauil be
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

On Friday evening at o'clock Miss Katherine Sehg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Selig, was given a mis- eellaneous shower at her home on Main street. in honor of her ap- nroaching marriage Co Charles Lamon \ most enjoyable evening was spent, music and dancing were enjoyed and rfereshmeuts served. Miss Selig re- ceiyed many beautiful presents, Many friends from Webster were present beside those from Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
DINNER PARTY

Mr and Mrs. Edward Bruce of Wal nut street entertained at dinner Sun day Mrs Bruets mother. Mrs. Ken dall Davis of Boston. her sister Mrs. Emma Bowers and daughter Ruth of Boston and another sister and hus- band. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C8ekell and son Kendall of New London.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
In the Churches
Melhed.., Church Note.
Rev. N B Burton. Paste

Rev \. E. Barton. Pastor
 Ihe ffth esslon Hf the Epworth Eeaeue Institute vas held atour church Friday evening and sas well attended Mrs Torrey district nurse for Putnam. gave the .'Eife Work talk and the Rev Mr Neflnny If Providence. assistant pastor at the Matthew eH street church gHye tho address of the evening. This evening tHr s1th and last session will be held af banielsou Df Rees will bc the sbaHk
 Monday cVning Mrs Burton's class ae a home of the Misses Flor
 md A4cr Dcvine on Fremont Pho voted s5 co for the ra#aH ah
 H.Hht service was held az 2 IaI church Tuesday eve nInz
 Inn uq evening fhe Rho Delta claa Hes et tH# ac ef Nrs Burt on Sub5C# FaH Ef evening. Chief Characteristic =af j8@ south
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

committee will meet at Ihe pafsonare
 Tuesday E30 D. m Monthly e8n# ference af teachers. committee and officers of the church at the home 0i Nf and Mrs j Richard Carpenter. la3 south Main trcet Rev Nathan B Burton will addrr-z The meeting.
 Wednesday. 1.30 D. m. The unmal Thank giving service. The service this year will be held 8t thr Baptist church and Key Frank 4 Fuller wifl be the preacher.
 Tuesday Nov 23 at 3 p. m Miss Constance Russell will tell of Pleas ure Trip to Europe Mrs Silas M. Whpeloek will sing and Miss Gertrude Warner will play en the cello accom- panied by Mrs Nelson Lnwn. at the piano Mrs Herbert Johnson and Mfs Harry Houghton will serve as hostessrs
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
At the Theatres
Bradley

Tonight only. Ghas K Champliu Co. in "What Price Motherhood
 Saturday matinee tfor ladies oulyl thas k Champlin Co. m Flaming Youth !"
 Saturday night. Ghas K Champlir Co. in What Most Women Want
 Sunday and Monday. 'Synopauu Sue" with Cafinne Griffith
 Tuesday and Wednesday, Pin, Manners featuring Gloria Swanson
 Thanksgiving Day, Vaudeville anC Doubling with Danger with Rich ard Falmudgc
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
RnnIisI -Chnreh Nntcs.

1hursday at 30. prayer meeting. Paul HymH of Love Cor. i3. Sunday at i0.30. worship. Thanks giving
 l2. Bible.seheol "Joshua Renewing the Covenant"
 6. C. r. meeting "How Praise God 2''
 7 F.. m pageant. Our Inherit ance hg young peoples society.
 Monday at 2 t5. young people Bible study course
 Tuesday at s. workers council, B SunnysidC avenue
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
RECEIVES GOLD MEDAL

Miss Edith R. Goyette, senior at the Putnam High school, has been awarded a Remington gold medal for writing fifty-six words a minute for fifteen consecutive minutes.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
Mothers Treat Colds
 The New Direct Way
No Longer Necessary 10 Dose Shli- dren With Internal Medicines ts
 Break Colds.

Children's diges- tions are easily up set by too much dosing Nicks NapoRub being ex- ternaliy applied. does not upset little stonlachS
 At the first sign of crup. sore throat.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
GUEST OF W. J. F. RAFFERTY

Lieut. Alan C. Davis of Pelham Manor. \. Y, now stationed at the Submarine Base, New London. spent the weekend with W. J. r. Rafferty of GrnVe street
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Celebrated artists of forty nations who have received their training in Paris and who wish to recognize their intellectual debt to France. are plan ning Il sale of their works, the pro ceeds tu be turned over to the save thc=franc' fund
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
Victorx

Tonight and Saturday. "rhc Fly ne Horsemann with Buck Jones
 Sunday only. "Blarney." with Ralph Graves and Renee Adorec.
 Closed through Wednesday,
 Thanksgiving Day. Mantrap, with Clara Bow. Percy Marmont and Ernest Terrence.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
sl Philip's Church Notes

Sunday Nov aI eNeNf AaaHi ? p m
 lar la Re4. F.. '. shavirr. D. D. Bishop af Nebraska. Wlff bC The rre#eher at 1a.3e. Bishop ShnVler ha= recently returned from Che Holy Land where Ee headed The church pIi pfimaee fo the Holy Places
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Dust clouds asphyXiated scores of persons m storm in Paraguay re- gently.
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19
GETTING UP NIGHTS

For Bladder Rehef is Natures U ,s7 ,sr
 Signal. Ca.Bmhus Ministers Wlie
 Relates Experience.
 Key " IT. 3ntsaeH s2A No. Park st.. Columbus 0hio -iv= "My vile was trnu- hie .erialslV MIL bladder irritation until we Used lltlIatsd 1uchu Keller formuiaJ She Wauld lute tu r1f ap 0 iu times eash uieIt Nil aiadly au-wer any let- ter.
 Ltnfated Ruehu acts on the bladder as ep-om -IHts on the bowels Drive out foreign matter and detrsass- cxrcssiye acidltN. thereby relieving irritation. The tablets cost 2C each at an drug stores. Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg Ohio. Locally at E. II. Burt's Drug Store
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Subscription Price $20O per Tear
 Payable in Advance Single Copies Five Gents
Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

.uday. 7.S0 D m. The churct
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
HORSE KILLED BY TRAIN,
 DRIVER ESCAPES INJURY
Thomas Kilduff Near Death When He Drives Onto Tracks On
 Beldcn Street.

Tho case of Thomas Kilduff Of 1S9 Corbin avenue, who was arrested on q charge of drunkenness following an apparent attempt at suicide last night, was nollod in the police court this morning by Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods, Kilduff was arrested after he had driven Latimer Laun- dry Co.,, wagon onto the railroad tracks at the foot of Belden street in spite of the efforts of Mrs. liar rict Hargreavcs 10 prevent him and after he had had q miraculous es- cape from death when a freight train struck the team and killed the horse.
 According to the story told by Mrs. llargreaves to Detective Thomas Feeney and officer Gustave Hollberg, she was attracted by the noise of the horse and stopped it, heading it off and warning Kilduff. who paid no attention. He continued to urge the animal toward the rails and. ai- though she pulled him from his seat he climbed in again and drove onto the tracks. Failing in her efforts to unhitch the horse, Mrs. Hargreaves obtained two lanterns from her home nearby and ran up the track to signal an approaching freight train. She was unsuccessful in her attempt and the train struck and killed the horse, but Kilduff alight- cd unhurt after being thrown sev- cral feet. The wagon was scarcely harmed. Kilduff offered no eXplana- ton for his actions.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
HUMMEL STARTS MOVE
 TO SECURE INHERITANCE
Alleged Son of Former New YOrl, Lawyer Secures Important
 AtfidayitS

New York, March Pl-Attor- ncys for Henry D. Hummel, bakery wagon driver of Portland, Me, an nounced today that they had gotten affidavits from two persons tending to show he was the son of Abe Hum- mel, lawyer, who died recently in London, leaving q will describing him as a bachelor and bcqucathing his estate, estimated at $l100,0O0 to two sisters.
 The attorneys asserted that the affidavits would be filed with pcti- ton in surrogatc's court late today. opening the contest by Henry Hum- mel for the estate.
 One of the petitions, described as from q nurse, quoted her as saying she had seen Miss Leila Farrel, a former actress, whom she knew as Mrs, HummCl, in Hummcls hone with q child, whom she knew to be the present Henry Hummel The other affidavit was from a milIiner who was quoted as saying she had supplied Miss Farrel with hats. re- ceiving her pay as from Mrs. Hum mel.
 Hummel, in this petition, win allcge that he is q natural son of Abe Hummel and Miss Farrel. He previously had asserted that he was their son by a secret marriage.