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Evening star., 1926-11-26
Five Dead in Venice Crash.

VENICE, italy, November 20 R.-
Five workers were killed and II in
jured when a concrete warehouse at
the famous glass factory at Murano
collapsed. The condition Of seven Of
those injured was considered grave.
The cause of the collapse Of the struc-
tllro was unknown.
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MUTILATED, KILLS SELF.
Relatives Say Chlcagoan Broodst
Four Years Over Attack.

CHICAGO. November 20 @-yo.
seph wozniak. SO years old. shot and
killed himself because, relatives said.
he continually brooded over q nutila-
ton to which he was subjected four
years ago.
The case attracted much attention
at the time. Wozniak relating that he
was kidnapped by four men and made
the victim Of an operation. which
physicians said apparently was the
work Of an expert.
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THE EVENING STORY
Husks.

Husks.
Y Y ANNAH MULLET answered
- mechanically as her hus-
band called up the stairs:
Il Il Get up! Waters boiling"
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1881 MONROE ST. N.w.--ATTRACTTVE
'o-roor1, large kitchen. hall and bath apt.
nicely furnished. in lovely private home;
continuous hot water. use OF phone: 500
month. Adams 4S50. 131
ROOM AND BATH. $40; / ROOM. KIrCF-
enette and bath. $50: switchboard and ele-
Yainr service 21c2 Eye at
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TWO large. nicey furnished front rooms hyy
Nav X and Tune 7: owners home; best
horne cooking; reasonable. Address Box
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1922 NEWTON ST. Nv! rooms. bath.
hail: furnished or unfurn!s4ed; 500 per
month. ---------------.
35I5 10Th EW-Twu or four cOnnectlnS.
bath sink: clean; porch reasonable: adults;
good location. -
3436 10Th ST. N.W-One or two desirable
rooms: reasonable. Adams 500 -
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

1872 HARVARD ST. N.W.--Newly papered
rooms. SIS aud SEQ monthly. Ono second
floor: Ink.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


CHEVY CHASE. 55o7 3eth s'r.---2. ; OR 8
room apt inclosed sleeping porch. : baths:
modern; in private home. Franklin 1"14S.
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
! Niec 3 and 4 room and bath apartments in
5sE hiidins rfnfs M are reason"Gie ,n in f3r fp
FOR RENI-ONE FIvE-ROOM AND ONE
II - NV: beautiful apartment, in per.
RAYGE2 IL fda2'D4ai PHO GDss MN a9at ssent D. a
, ROOMS, KIrCHENETTE. PRIVATE BATH
,p a35 so insudns Fai cni flcs'rWS
oo3 10th sT. Nw.--3 ROOM AND BATH
housekeepins: itai: zee ' Moderate rent, CONVENIENT;
RUTLAND COUNTS, 17"5 47th ST. Nv
front. Call after 4 pm: 1:'
%@S GassbS 4AD up p0S HDpS HSoH &6
$'s!t $s l7s ssrs pS'1f Es sps S5J45 s
4 Rooms. BATH, PORCH AMI. LOCKER,
screens and awnings; 500; good location.
SSeDEDSE o9q n Ss@ detached P hoa Dsst hSoSp
sda!ts. nlls' 2iss Monroe ~. ''''
$500 GEORGIA AVE. SILVER sPRlN1--
porTh NST h2Gsr s45 and SO, o" iseadine h@atins
DUPONT CIRCLE. .023 O-TWo LARGE.
nd io9g rooms nn. kitenenettif IT, ai3oV'' p0fcn'
5 LARGE ROOMS. ALI. IMPROVEMENTS.
screened porch: rent from tho 1st Inquire
Apt S. 1740 r st. -...---------.- =
1905. NEWTON 81. N;w,-,-ENTIRt SEC
ure. ami. storage room. Col. 353s. -
o23 SHEPHERD ST. .N.W--uNFURNIshED
apt three rooms. bath and neosed sleepins
garage. garage Available now. Col. 4o95. ls' :
II2S 9Th ST. N.w--'THREE ROOMS. SEC
ond floor, gas and electric meters private
family. Phone Franklin 1857. 70.
22l7 NJ ST. N.W--ENTIREt 5tf End olaa Fdoo}R }9c,
ton saves car fare; rent reasonable
ENTIRE, sEcoN,p FLOOR. u: ,,oJSf MODERN De 4.
derly couple: near cars. bus. 1901 Rneh- B.
anan st. -- ~ :.
Ia42 CALVERT ST.. N,W--3 LAKd E
rooms Sss,s and BATH telephone service fagraSe gS
VERY -DEsIRABLE 3-ROO,M, KITCHEN,
bath: all outside; largo porch: Anil @oA2
i8Ii 18th sT. NV CLEAN. LIGHT.
outside rooms. reception hall, bath; suitable
| for couple redecorated adults: S37. 30:
NEAE wAsm1NSToN Circle 4dbe1 a3I1 ssnd sTd
bath; largo closets: newly decorated, S3o.
No children. West 1852. Il.
1875 FLORIDA Ayk aso 80.
plenty Of hot water. heat and closets.
141o G st. wv. wv. d. KYLE Main eoe7.
3945 Conn. ave.--Delightful for summer:
cafe. swItchboard. elevator service. Resident
manager.
1900 PARK RID. corner 18th st-see'
ond floor separate entrance D rooms, ,,o house,
Sa' ss ooS st 1863 sS Psrk a r WITH gas sbS
sss|sS ESeKspqso 2ss 1717 ns sSd 4So%.
housekeeping: only vacancies.
.vu. oAs.s AsMs lah Ned M sesys sbss al H e.
sSss ef dapbsd sn s wiSs fEs' 1 Bed d'fsss ss
hall With dining aicove Walking distance
Apply early.
1903 CLIFTON sT.-Eear Central H;sh
School. rooms housekeeping; desirable
exposure for Summer; $85.
1885 PHELPS PL.--Near Conn. Ave. Re.
hnsa apt do0s II derne
until October. Also rms vacant May l.
GAG NEWTON sT.--Near Ga. ave. trolley
sentative. 4 70 $50 pm; and spgnd;ays, ,,.,.
Closets of sSSs SoHsk ans
low-priced apts. $40 up. Only few left.
EDGEMooR. MD-Choice. new apts,.. 2
rooms. kitchen, bath: ami, Suburban. In
viting: reasonable.
THE .GoRGAS, Ca. ave. and Aspen ct!
rooms. housekeeping. with reception nali and
sammsr. tnspsetion fs invised asiede0 'e'"''' ~
MADpux. MAHsHALL1 MOSS a MALLORY.
ess assA q Nv Main 1o.s.:
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lTf5 CHURCH ST. N.W.--Cool comfortaoie
private family: telephone walking clstsnce.
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1917 RHODE IsLAND---Close IN. single.
newIy furnished. near bath: continuous hot
water: reasonabe: quiet. refined adults:
1909 NJ ST. NW.---Large cool front room
downtown: continuous hot water. Gentle
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

HERE WERE THHEe
oLp SOLDIERS WHO HAQ
NOTHING GUT A MAGIC
PURSE. A MAGIC CLOAK.
AND A MAGIC HORN. A
WITCH PRINCESS STOLE
THEM AL. TIE SOLDIERS
ASKED TIRE LITTLE MAN
WHO HAD GIVEN THEM
ThE oiFTS NOW THEY
COULD GET THEM BACK.
HE GAVE THEM SOME
MAGIC APPLES THAT MADE
ThE Noea oF ANYONE
WHO ATE THEM GROW
PRoclGtoUeLV. ANC SOME
PEARS TO STOP THE
GROWING. AS A GARDENER
ONE OLD SOLDIER cor
7Hg PRINCESS TO EAT AN
APPLE. THEN AS a
DOCTOR HE WENT TO SEE
HER.
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ST. ALBAN's, 23IO CONN. AVE.--lDE-
lghtful apt 3 exposures, open parkland
rooms large foyer. k. b.. porch. Apt. 206.
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call Adams SSO9.J after Q o -cIock. = To- :
1894 Sth ST N.W.--First- floor apartment.
9 rooms bath l extra room. furnished or
uuf,rnished If preferred: gas. electricity
f-ea. n y. L Rant rna son Ahlp
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1879 FAIRMONT-Pleasant front room. iOT
| or ., hot water. elec.. phone. ne.----
1904 LAMONT ST.---0ne large front room
in private family. Col. sn94 =.
1881 -ElectIictty: private family
gentleman. Col. 1913.
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lo15 NJ N.W.-Nicaly furnished. bright hail
room. southern exposure: Ind hoor. e!eStrlc
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2S1ti 18th ST NW-Front room, next TO
bath; twin beds: electricity: SO. -
SIS 1lth N.w.-Two large. bright r,ooms.
al
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CORNER APT & ROOMS. BATH AND
porch: light and airy: very reasonable. 10
Todd nj. ne. Adams 349s.
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GRAMMERCY. s&5 VT. AVE. Apt d--Sin-
gle room: second floor; all conveniennces:
walking distance. l3s
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"o2 4th ST. S.E.-Two desirable commnnl-
eating front rooms for Housekeeping: 80
month IA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VISITORS TO CIT

DCPoNT CIRCLE. l!57 CHtHcn ST
Included; SiJ. Also ! room. kitchen and
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Observation-Disclosures

WILLARD C0URTs. 1918 18th sr.
city, and your building is the best value
have found. A tenant.
J room, kitchen and BATH ... .-.... Mp
2 rooms and bath. ....-.... -: S59
2 rooms. Kitchen ana .hatn >60-S9b
3 rooms kitchen and bath. ..,.... SO
UNION REALTY CORP o.,-
dNN.Al1 iNNnnr HlAr A Ell II 2HIT.
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SIL.R WARDyAN PARK HOTEL. overlook
M fsoclt Greek PariI-Attractivo double
To09?. second i.oor. porch, AMI: p!irate
fa,,, II Tel Adams 34". ~
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wOODRIDGE-2 Ink. rooms, new house:
372O 22nd St ne North 7S56-W. 13s
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1909 C0NNECTICUT AVE.--seeond hoor OF
'oom, bath and Iavatory adjoining: one u
NO: $50 mouth: electricity. Phone: mald
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DOWNTOWN ApT-Young man, with large
room two windows twin beds. desires room
mate. SIG: also single front room. rahA'
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FRONT ROOM den. private bath: delightful
northwest home; for refined couple. Col
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1908 pa AVE. NV. (opp. Raleigh Hotel
Clean refined: always hot water: specia!
VS. ,atos leSs
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GIRLS CLUE. 1916 18th ST. N.W.1-Co!nrr
ionTsuieice. S4, SO aud S45.50 per month.
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room. two windows. southern exposure;
business or professional woman. 12s
$40 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Iisht house.
keeping room and furnished room: cool.
clean and cleap: " L..
1417 PARK RD. Apt 23--Attractive out
side room for gentleman: electricity, con-
tinuous hot weter. Col. 1S6I-W. 1gs
l4o5 NEWTON SIT. N.w.-Newly finished
sleeping rooms. second floor front: am:
southern exnosure. Rent reasonahle. 1r'
145 1Ith ST NE-Two Ink. rooms. COM
pletely furnished: quite. select home; second
floor next 70 bath. To-
GIG ST---Front. southern exposure: also
smaller front room: all coHyenences. ReG-
sopahle. Potomac 3a0.l - l3s
1881 EYE ST NW-Com Portable room.
with breakfas;. II desired. Opposite Vet
pran's Burnau 13'
FACING STANTON PARK-Large bright
front room. $40 c ST. ne: convenient to
. lines
7I6 9th ST. \. N.E.-Large room, TO employed
lady: convenient TO both car lines.
If17 K ST--2nd-foor front room. southern
70E 10th ST, Apt 4--Furnished room. for
/ or 2 girls: students preferred.
MEAN 14tA AND PARK Rn.-Sinsle room,
next Eath. B1H per month. 3457 Holmead pl.
1910 ANODR ISLAND AVE. N.W.--LaTge
1Ienk gom 1aeA salooaA IN 5sa&
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IOpposte Aayn0Nef h0Leif
NEW APARTMENT.
52o LAMONT ST. NV
New building convenient to
Georgia avenue car line, with
good stores and public school
conveniently near.
All rooms are outside and ex-
ceptionally large.
2 RMS. KIT, REC. HALL
AND BATH. $48.5O to 5000
b. +. SAUL CO..
Main 2l00. ops 18th st. Nv.
KEW GARDENS,
zoo QUE STREET NV.
Delightful seven-room apartment with two
baths and porch st very reasonable rent.
Entire apartment in perfect condition.
This building has swltchboard service.
cafeteria, childrens playground, interIpE gar
dens and all outside rooms. Convenient 20
car line and bussss pass front door.
See Mrs. GRIFFITH, resident manager.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 9io0. 92S 18th st. NM.
tCcntinued on Next Pare.S
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y. running water. L.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Deslrable room for
gentlemen. Apt. 81. Franklin 34H5. Ia
3I3 II ST. NV rooms, second floor;
convepient for Housekeeping.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Blackstone Hotel New.
MT pr EASAN1

y
1910 nth st--WonderflG location. richly
furnished; complete hotel service: excellent
cafe: daily. weekly and mbonthly rates
Mt. PLEASANT.
Finest detached. hroproof bldg. 8 min.
from Rock Greek Park. near stores and
schools: beautiful front apt. overlooking
ssquare: rms,. pantry. tile bath, hardwood
floor. open fireplace: beautifully furnished.
SUMNER RATE.
Only Ssj. See ianitor. The Argyle. MI.
Pleas. st. and Park I'd. or phone Main hi37:
6ash 10Th ST. Nj ROOMS. BATH.
WIN. H. McGRANN.
-.722 11th St. NV. Main a7l..
BETTER THAN HOTEL
For large parties, and families. \ few furn:
h.k. apis. available. at less than half hotel
treproof apt, bidgs.: 24hour cleV. and
siwtchbd service; ali outside rms. extra
large and bright, completely and beautifully
furn;: tile bath, hardwood floors. concr"te
porches; positively some of the finest apts.
in q, $; at an amazingly low rent, !" rms.
and bath. $50: only > available. Act quick
ly. Call ClSton Terrace south I4th and
Clifton SITS. NV. Phone Col. 7744.
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f4I QUINCY ST. NW-Eery desirable dou-
he room IN home ideally located for sum
H,cr. Phone Adams 1888
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BARGE BEDROOM. second floor front, pri-
Vate lavatory; southern and western expo
RuTps half square car Cleveland r9l.
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lS'G KALORAMA RID. Apt. 3.--Communi-
ca ing rUOmS with laVatoryl. single OF en-
sMitn. rnfnr.nCes. Col al L
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~ Y ST NW-Furnshed room with porch,
Rear bath: ami: reasonable. North SS06.W.
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tlQ6 Sth ST. NV Apartment. entire sec
md floor; party huyinS furniture. cheap:
Hwh.. bath: adults. Franklin s959-J.
1910 COLUMBIA ROAD-Cheertul south
room. all ConTenienCes: instantaneous hot
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I"1G KENYON NM large rooms. Ind
noOv; ono with screened sleeping porch; near
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l73S N.W.--Single front rooms. S16;
double rooms twin beds. continuous hot
waier sn1 md $40 franklin n3O3
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PARKER APIS. $500 10th St. Apt. 202--
Well furnished, large room, suitable for =,
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SHERMAN APTS.--Larse front room for
one or two ladies in modern ant. Apt. l0o.
franklin 34@S. Cali after . "ciock.
Mt PLEASANT-Sli mo; near bath: pr
vate family: trolley. bus; gentlemen; ate"
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Apply after pm. =
f3:.4 lfth 81. NW-Oue room, kiteheRette
fink: newly papered; sink: gas range; e.ee-
rrIcIty: first floor - IL
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i350 FAI!&MONT ST Wv Desirable
tnnr1 $40 mo: electricity. continuous hot
yvaia" teeuhun" Cali after ). l2'
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tI6 :,rd y W large. well furnished house
NeerinG rooms. $40 weekly: room and kltch-
"nette. s. and SS; cool house.
l34O TAIRMONT ST. NV. Apt. I-Weli
furnished, cheerful room; rent reasonable:
'adips only.
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1891 1gth ST. \ w large front house
keeping rooms newly papered: very light
and cool. am .. SIS
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1908 SIXTEENTH ST--2nd floor front room,
hath: choice location; private family; gen
North i3s
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LOVELY LOCATION on Conn. ave.---Cozy
room with private family; gentleman.
Cleveland 1919.
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1927 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-I.arge,
o!ean front room. t windows: private horne;
twin beds, gentleman Ia
iNOJ MONROE ST.-To a lady, 3rd- floor
front room. bath same floor. Adams b43S.
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CLEVELAND PARK - Large room twin
beds; also smaller rooms; near C"lln; ave.
....r Call l,leNe- 41on. IL
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TO 6 ST. SE.-Funished large cheerful
front room. all tonX enieuves. h.rh: house
ssrapi,e Reasonable.
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RENT pnoNs-INFyRNISHED.

523 EMERSON 81. N.W--Entire second
fioor, 3 rooms large porch. sink. range,
tile hath. gas. electricity $40. Ne" house;
PetWorth
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G46 F. ST NE-Rpom with eie-plur porch,
next TO bath. including board Atlantic
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l4I9 HARVARD ST.--flsSge front southern
room; , beds: electricity; SNstantaneous hot
water: balcony: phone: for two gentlemen;
&lo eanh nor month. Col. It'd ..
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300. er NV. AIT. ,l-Niceiy furnished
.,uric room am l.: watkins distance: priv
!irrrs Gail after . CLOCK. L.
1881 VERMONT ANE.--l.arse lh:ll. room
adjoining bath: also very large Ink. room.
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I43I FAIRMONT ST. N.W.--Desjrah!e
Sleeping room: secoud 10or; scuu- u-ruE ate
,ath: So week. Gentlemen nreftrr"d.
ao~ FAST CApITOI.--1.arge front room.
second Nour; twin beds: also smaller rooLl.
comfortably lulni she'd.
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SHERMAN APIS. Large front room IL
modern apt. for lacy. Apt 106. Frank 32.S
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ment two baslroonsl for Summer from
June St near Connecticut Ave. Bridge. Ad-
dress Box 2p2-S Star office
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK, 2;I4 Kentucky ave.
bath. hot water heat, elec: adults.
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

on CHAPLIN ST. near Meridian Park-A
very large from. room with four windows;
also adjoining hall room: Will rent together
or separately furnished or unfurnishes1.
call Adams SSo9-J after o'clock. lo'
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ra44 ARGON%E PLACE. \. W.-Seauti-
MI. fi1rnished front room with porch: also
smaller room. Garage. Phone Adams 9os"
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I4O0 BELMONT ST. N.W.--Two rooms and
nj she'd. reasornhle i3s
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TWO LARGE ROOMS. kitchenette. lnclosed
porch: best NV. section; handy trolley,
husses Adams 1904.
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1871 18th ST. N.W-tnfurnished rooms.
or :, FOR Ink. with lIitchenette: reasonable.
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1919 ath ST. NW-4 rooms on first floor.
or 3 on 3rd floor; INV h.. for Ink. Rea-
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10

| ire Waterbury road, shoulders are under construction. No delay to | traffic.
 No Route Numbers
 Bolton, Bolton Center road is un- der construction, but is open to traffic.
 Burlington Center road is under construction. Detour around two bridges.
 Eastford Kenyonvile road Is un- der constrution. Open to traffic.
 Fairfield Old Kings highway is under constrction. Slight delay to traffic.
 Pennington, Scott Swamp road Is under constrution. Pennington end of road is closed. Detour posted.
 Harwinton Burlington road is under constrution. Short detour.
 Harwinton Plymouth, Poland Brook road is under construction; traffic passing through.
 Newington and West Hartford, Willard street and Newington road are under construction, but Is open to traffic,
 Newington, Newington New Britain road is under construction, but is open to traffic.
 Plymouth. Bull Head road, bridges are under construction. Short detour around bridges.
 Narnon and Holland Holland turnpike is under construction. Road closed in Holland.
 West Woodstock South Wood stock road is under construction, grading is being done, open to traf- fife.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
Road Conditions
 In Connecticut

Road conditions and detours in the state of Connecticut made neces- sary by highway construction and repairs announced by tho state high way department as of December &, are as follows:-
 Route No. 1
 East Lyme on the Post road the Golden Spur bridge is being recon- strcted. Detour posted.
 Old Saybrook-One way traffic for one-half mile.
 Westport and Fairfield Boston Post road. Grading is under contract from Blacksmith shop to Round house. No delay to traffic.
 Westport and Fairfield Bulkley bridge is under construction. No de- lay to traffic.
 Fairfield Mill river bridge is under construction. No delay to trat- fic.
 Route No.
 East Windsor bridge is under construction. No delay to traffic. Berlin Beckley crossing is under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Route No. 10
 Bloomfield road is open to traf- fic. Shoulders incomplete.
 Middletown Haddam. grading is under way, slight delays where shovel is working and fill is being made.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
MEN, PREPARE FOR
 USUAL PRESENTS
Season for Gaudy Gifts Now Is
 Impending

New York, Dec. 10 (P>-Christmas mourn will dawn in the usual splen- dor of many hues 10 dazzle mascu- line eyes, say the salespeople who have been watching women make their annual selection of apparel for the gift-dressed man.
 The people behind the counters estimate that women buy ninety per cen. of the mems wear sold this season and indications are that there has been little change in the taste of the colors of Joseph's coat in Christmas ties, socks, scarfs, lounging robes and paiamas.
 Advice For Fair Shoppers
 Men refrain from buying match in scarf and tie sets, of snappy batik, for themselves, but women buy them for the men" said Fifth avenue shop keeper. Hence I large Christmas stock"
 silk shirts? Thirty dollars for ghastly mistake" he mourned,
 It isn't exactly the fault of the salesmen they explain. They are willing to suggest gifts that will be worn for their own sake.
 Colors the Rage
 Ties of moire striped with satin, or of solid color satin are popular with men, the shopper is told Scarfs are shown in white or grey silk, fringed with large monogram en- broidered or cut out, for evening wear and in silk patterned with an- nual heads for day wear.
 Handkerchiefs are offered in white linen, bordered in bright colors or striped. with large monographs.
 Socks, silk or wool, may be loud within reason" say the fashion eX- perts, Also, they may correspond with the ties.
 Pajamas would put florid awning to shame. with their wide stripes of three or four brilliantly contrasting coIors. Lounging robes are of bro- caded materials. some bordered with black or solid color.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
Route No. 12

Norwich Men London road in towns of Waterford and Montville is under construction. Open to traffic. Through traffic will avoid this work by using the Norwich Groton road on the east side of the Thames river.
 Route No. IT Norfolk, Norfolk West Norfolk road is under construction. Short de- tour at bridge in Norfolk. Canton Cherry Brook bridge, on Hartford-Winsted road is under con- struction. No dealy to traffic.
 Route No. 10f Chaplin, bridge at South Chaplin is being constructed. No detour.
 Route No. 103 Sterling. bridge is being recon structed. Temporary brideg is in use, Route No. no Windsor Locks. bridge is under construction. No delay 10 traffic, Hartford Springfield road in the towns of Windsor and Windsor Locks is under constrution. Through traffic from Hartford to Suflield and Springfield detour at Windsor going through Poquonock and Suf1ield over the recently finished state road.
 Route No. iii Marlboro Hebron. Six miles of roadway under construction; docs not interfere with traffic; through traffic advised to avoid this road. Middlctown Meriden. Grading is under way. slight delays where shovel is working and fill is being made.
 Route No. 1t2 Durham-NOrthfori road Is under construction. Shoulders under con- struction. No delay to traffic.
 Route No. 121 Salisbury, I.akcyille Millerton road is under construction. Detour posted.
 Route No. 125 RoXbury Depot bridge, work on the new bridge foundation has com mcnced. No detours necessary.
 Route No. t2G Norwalk Danbury road. Steam shovel grading and shoulder con- struction is under way. No detours necessary.
 Route No. 133 Hartland, East Hartland mountain road is under construction. Present road is open for travel.
 Route No. 13i Canaan, south Canaan-Lime road is under construction. Detour at South Canaan end.
 New Milford d-Gaylordsville bridge. This bridge is now open 10 travel.
 Route No. l3G Ridgefeld Main street and Dan bury road. Grading and shoulder work is under way. No detours necessary,
 Route No. 141 Scotland Canterbury road is un- der construction, open to traffic.
 Route No. 1i2 Woodstock Mass. line, road is under construction. Open to traffic.
 Route No. fl Bridge over Quincbaug river at is under construction. bridge is in use.
 Route No. 15S Newtown Bethel road, maCadam is completed. The con- tractor is working on the shoulders. No detour necessary.
 Route No. 176 Westport Wilton road is under 
 Route No. 119 Preston Hallville road is open 10 traffic, but shoulders are incomplete.
 Route NO. 1Sl New Canaan Poundridge road is under construction. Slight delay to traffic.
 Route No. 322 Torrington, Torrington Norfolk road. Bridge is under construction.
 Route No. 323 Waterbury and Cheshire, Chesh-
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
Teeth Like
 Pearls
By Edna Wallace Hopper

My teeth, as countless women know, glisten like a row of pearls.
 This tells you why. l use new type tooth paste which combines all helps in one. The ablest authorities 1 consult told me to employ it.
 The name is Quindent, meaning five in one. It is made by Quindent Lab oratories. It contains an olive oil cleanser of the highest order. Two harmless polishers which beautify the teeth. Four antiseptics and iodine, to combat germ attacks on the gums. Magnesia and other antacidS, to neu- tralze the acids which cause tooth de- cay. And breath deodorants.
 1 have used all these helps-always. But l had to use several tooth pastes, then a mouth wash, then magnesia, then deodorants. l spent a half-hour daily on my teeth.
 Now Quindent tooth paste combines all in one. Four great organizations collaborated on it. It typiGes the ut most in a modern dentifrice. The 16 ingredients do everything required. Now l use it exclusively, and use noth- ing else, by the ablest advice 1 can get.
 The makers supply me samples enough for 20 uses. They are for women who wish to use what I use who follow my advice. Let me send you one. It will bring you new con- captions of tooth paste. It will show you what modern authorities advise. This is the dentifrice of today.