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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
NOTICE

Your School Tax Filing Fee is
saved you by buying 1 to 2 bushels
Red and Alsyke Glover Seed. Layton
&c Layton, Inc, Georgetown, Del.
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EASTER POT PLANTS

For sale at Stewards, North Mil
ford, d,J51 1t
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Your favorite magazines are here.
Pettyjohn's Pharmacy.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
T. EASTER FLOWERS

We have a complete line of Easter
Flowers. See them before you buy.
Stills Restaurant, Milford. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02

All fashion magazines in stock.
Pettyjohn's Pharmacy.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
NOTICE

I will pay no more bills unless
created by me. George Gillespie, Jr.,
Milford. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
TAX SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Situated in North Milford
Kent County, Delaware
SATURDAY. April, 10Th. 1925

At one-thirty p. m, in front of tho
Municipal Building and Office of the
Tax Receiver of the Town of Milford,
there will be sold for the non-payment
of taxes levied by the Town Council of
Milford, Delaware:
The house and lot assessed to Millie
KcNatt, located on Oliver Lane, in
North Milford, Delaware, will be sold
for the Town Taxes now due, together
with the costs incurred.
The purchaser will be required to pay
the cost of the deed, which will be Civ
en- at the expiration of one year from
the date of the sale; unless, within the
year next ensuing, the owner shall have
redeemed the said property together
with Twenty Per Cent interest on same
and all costs thereon.
TERMS CASH.
JOHN H. ROACH,
Receiver of Taxes,
Town of Milford, Delaware.
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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND
Real Estate

Public sale of valuable personal prop
erty and real estate. /. the undersigned.
will sell at public auction, at my home
on the road from Greenwood to Hick-
man, about four miles west of Green
wood adjoining farm of Albert Johnson,
on
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Household Goods
AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
At my homo in Lincoln. on
Thursday, April 8. 1926,

lhursdays April O. $780,
at 1 o'clock P. NJ, sharp. If very stormy
the next good day.
1 twO-horse wagon, 1 good dearborn,
1 good Emerson riding plow, 1 good
John Deere moving machine, 1 corn
planter, lot of harness, 1 South Bend
walking plow, walking cultivators, fluke
harrows, l good grindstone, lot of forks,
shovels, hoes, 1 good hog pot Lot of
poultry wire. Some lumber.
LIVE STOCK
good mare, years old. 1 Poland
China mother hog. Some corn. Some,
white potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
good sideboard, good tables, s good
chairs, 2 good creX rugs, 9 x 12; 2 good
rocking chairs, 2 good iron beds and
bedding, 1 good heater stove, new
Usona Granger cook stove, 2 good kit
chen cupbOards, 1 good gasoline lamp.
Some kitchen dishes and cooking uten-
sils. 1 couch. 1 book sewing machine.
TERMS of the sale: CASH-Nothing
to be removed until settled for.
JOSEPH T.. WICHER.
J. B. DickersOn & Sons, Auctioneers.
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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02

At one-thirty p. m, in front of the
Municipal Building and Office of the
Tax Receiver Of the Town Of Milford
there will be sold for the non-payment
of taxes levied by the Town Council of
Milford, Delaware:
The house and lot assessed to estate
of James e. Warren, located on Nc
College street, number 10S, in South
Milford, Delaware, will be sold for
Town Taxes now due together with the
costs incurred.
The purchaser will be required to pay
the cost of the deed, which will be Civ
en- at the expiration of one year from
the date of the sale; unless, within the
year next ensuing, the owner shall have
redeemed the said property together
with Twenty Per Cent interest on same
and all costs thereon.
TERMS CASH.
JOHN H. ROACH,
Receiver of Taxes,
Town Of Milford, Delaware.
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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02

MISUNDERSTANDING
Farm Implements
and
Repair Parts
SIMPSON BROTHERS
l9-tf Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-02

TAX SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Situated in North Milford
Kent County, Delaware
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 1926
At one thirty p. m, in front of the
Municipal Building and Office of the
Tax Receiver of the Town o. Milford,
there will be sold for the non-payment
OF taxes levied by the Town Council OF
Milford, Delaware:
The House and Lot assessed to and
known as Joseph and Celia Vincent
property" located on Church street,
number 406, in North Milford, Delaware,
will be sold for the Town Taxes now
due, together with the costs incurred.
The purchaser will be required to pay
the cost of the deed, which will be Civ
en- at the expiration of one year from
the date of the sale; unless, within the
year next ensuing, the owner shall have
redeemed the said property together
with Twenty Per Cent interest on same
and all costs thereon.
TERMS CASH.
JOHN H. ROACH,
Receiver of Taxes,
Town of Milford, Delaware.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
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PLAN CONFERENCE
ON HOME BUILDING
Real Estate Board to Con.
slider Waste Elimination at
ParIey in June.

national conference on home
building and on the wastes that can
be eliminated in home construction
will be held in Tulsa June s, in con
nection with the annual convention
there June S-1l of the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards. Stimuli
taneouSly there will be held a ma
tional conference on city planning.
aimed to bring together the best
theoretical development of scity plan
ming ideas and the practical point
of view of the realtor as a city
builder: a conference of real estate
appraisal experts on methods that
are making possible a scientific pre-
ciSion in estimates of the value of
real property; a conference on real
estate education as 1t is provided
through courses in some SO colleges
and universities and through real es-
tate board courses in more than 200
cities; national conference Of Off
cials administering real estate license
laws, now enacted in % States; a
meeting of the National Board of
Presidents and Secretaries of State
Real Estate Associations. a body
which is the bridge between the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards and the various State real
estate bodies: an interboard confer
ence on multiple listing as a coop
erative method for facilitating the
sale of real property, and a confer
ence of real estate sales managers
on methods of stimulating sale pro-
duction.
Allotment of large share Of the
three-day convention period to these
and to meetings Of the
associations seven specialized dl-
visions was made by the general con
vention program committee at "a
meeting just held in Chicago.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
GIRL WITH OFFICER
WHEN HE SHOT SELF
Italian Held Hand of American He
Loved in Vain, and Fired Pistol.
Much Pomp at His Funeral.
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FLORENCE. Italy. March %
PatriZio RiZZotti. the young Italian
cavalry officer who committed suicide
Thursday because of his unrequited
love for AN American girl shot him
self with one hand while holding the
girls hand with the other, the police
investigation reveals.
The girl. Maria Louisa Schreiber of
Short Hills. n. j., is, and Cornelia
Hoffman. another American, with
whom she has been staying. We're
closely questioned by the authorities.
1t developed that Miss Schreiber met
the officer at a fashionable dance hall
in Florence. He became infatuated
and tried to forget her by going to
Paris for two months. He returned.
still protesting his love, and begged to
see her.
At their meeting she told him that
his love was not reciprocated. AS he
smilingly said goodbye he shot him
self.
The funeral of Lieut.. Rizzotti was
held yesterday with great ceremony.
1t was largely attended by military
officers and the aristocracy of Flor
ence.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

Discussion Of large matters Of gen.
eral policy affecting real estate will
be confined to the two general ses-
sions of the convention. These will
be held on Tuesday morning. June g.
and on Thursday afternoon, June 10.
Meetings Of the associations seven
specialized divisions will be held
simultaneously throughout the sec
ond day of the convention and will
be continued through the following
morning. These meetings will gather
together leaders in the following
fields Of real estate activity: Real
estate finance, home building and
subdividing, industrial property, farm
lands. property management, general
real estate brokerage and the Organi
Zation of real estate board work. The
cooperative apartment section will
hold meetings at the same time.
Subjects to come before the divisions
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Added Authority to Eldridge.

This bill also gives Traffic Director
AEdridge added authority to suspend
and revoke drivers permits for SUI
ticient cause. Under existing law re-
vocation of permits is mandatory. fol-
lowing conviction for certain viola
lions. bmt the proposed additional an
: thoritY is 10 cover other cases where
y The director believes permits should be
= suspended in the interest of safety.
= Chairman Capper explained that
. since all outstanding permits will eN-
= pire this month. he will go ahead with
= The resolution already on the Senate
= ca lendar to extend the time for re-
= neWal rather than wait for the pend
a ing traffic bill TO be put through. He
= pointed out that the resolution is
: merely a temporary eXpedient and
= that his committee will proceed on
= Monday to consideration of the perma-
: nent change in the traffic law.
= Meetins Postponed.
= The meeting which was scheduled
> for Monday to discuss further with
a the local coal dealers the furnishing
: of information desired by the commit
> tee in connection with its inquiry into
: prices here will he held at a later date.
) senator Capper announced today thai
: he has learned the coal dealers had
previously made arrangements for a
: conference on Monday to plan for an
annual convention. The Senator said
The coal merchants told him they
: would he able to meet with the Dis
: tlict committee at any other time, ami
: u new date as soon after Monday as
. possible will he fixed
The European Women'S figure skat-
! ing championship was won this year
} by Mrs. HERNIA JerosS of Vienna.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Meethls Postponed.

The European Womens figure skat-
ing championship WAS won this Neal
by Mrs. HERNIA Jeross of Vienna.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Arbor Day Designated.

RICHMOND. Va, March 90 R).---
April was designated Arbor day in a
proclamation issued by Gov. Byrd.
which urged that the people of the
State devote a part of this day to
further enhancing the beauty of this
State Cultivation of the American
dogwood and other ornamental trees
ard shrubs about homes, in public
parks and along the highways of the
State was advocated.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

will be determined by their various
program committees within the next
month.
The board of directors of the Ma
tional Association will hold lunch
con meeting on Monday. June z, pre-
ceding the convention, and will take
up questions of general policy to be
voted upon by the delegate body. The
directors will meet again Friday morn
ing following the close of the conven-
ton to take any action necessary to
put the work of the convention into
effect,
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Huge Sea Serpent
Off Canada Coast,
Report of Skipper
BY the Associated Press.

PRINCE RUPERT. British Co
lumbia, March 20.--Capt. G.. j.
House, commander of the govern
ment fishery protection boat
Cloyah. related here that when his
vessel entered Wright Sound. so
miles south of this city. he sighted
"a sea serpent raising its head 30
feet out of the water.
He said the creatures body
emerged spirally. like a snake. and
then Strengthened out. The head.
which was wider than the rest of
the body. was about Is inches
wide and two and a half feet long,
he declared. adding that the sun
gave the monster greenish gold
appearance.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Father of Holy Name Director Dies

BALTIMORE, Md. March 20 CA).
Leonard j. Ripple father of the Very
Rev Michael j. Ripple of New York.
national director of the Holy Name
Society. died suddenly of apopleXy at
his home here yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Geese Flying Northward.
patch to Tho Star

Special Dispatch to Tho Star.
FROSTBuRG. Md. March %
Thousands of wild geese flew over
Frostburg yesterday in "a northward
direction. attracting the attention of
hundreds of residents.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
WILL URGE ACTION
ON AUTO PERMITS
Senator Capper to Push Res
olution Extending Time for
Operators Renewals.

= Chairman Capper of the Senate
+, District committee will ask the Senate
, at the first opportunity to pass the
, ,pending resolution extending the time
TOR renewing all automobile operators
permits. which expire on the last day
of :his month under the original traf
tic law
50 At the same time. Senator Capprr
. said. his committee would take up for
action at Il meeting Monday afternoon
the bill. passed by the House a few
; days ago. permanently revising the
methods of issuing operators permits
. on "a threeyear basis, with a fee OF
. S3 for each renewal
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
RATCHET SLAYER
 GIVES SELF UP
Crippled ChinamaD COnieSses
 Murder Of 10 Years Ago

Philadelphia. July 18 CP-De- claring he was the slayer of a Chinese nearly IS years ago which had precipitated q 10 years tong war, a man who said he was Charles Sprouce, alias Charles Brown, Of New York, limped on crutches into police station here last night and said he wished to pay with his life for his act He was turned over to the detective bureau pending inves- ugation Of his story.
 Sproucc is 45 years old and badly crippled. He told the police he was born in Richmond. Va. and after leaving school had lived in New York and New England. About IS years ago he said he had uuarreled with q Chinese laundryman on Wat toe street, Providence, R. L. and had killed him with a hatchet. He could not remember the name of his alleged victim or the tong of which he vas member
 The Hip Sings and the On Leong tons, Sprouce said, had accepted the theory that the Chinese had been killed hy member Of a rival tong and from them until 1919. he as serted, there had been warfare be- tween the factions. Sprouce came here from New York two days ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
LENOX X, (. COMING
kensngton to Play Wallingford Crew Sunday Afternoon-Twi- light Game on Thursday.

The Kensington baseball team will have as it's weekend attraction the Lcnox A. C. of wallingford. The Lenox club has been playing great ball this year and have been pulling large crowds at home. II vas a difficult task for Manager Pat Buckley of the South End team to get the Wallingford crew to play in Kenslngton this Sunday. but his persuasive tactics won and the fans Of this city will have an op. portunity 10 see a real ball club in action.
 The team will also play a twilight game Thursday night, probably against one Of the factory league teams of this city. This innoya- tion is q trial to see how the games will go and Manager Pat Buckley is hoping that il will turn out 10 be a success.
 The team will practice tonight at GRO o'clock and all members are asked 10 report at the field on time so that a good stiff session may be held.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
LOOT IS RECOVERED Noon Hour Raids on Two Calf Banks Prove Failures

Los Angeles, Cal, July IS lP- Noon hour raids on two banks here and one in Pasadena were followed late yesterday by the arrest of one man and the recovery of nearly all of the loot taken from one Of the banks.
 The suspect under arrest gave his name as Fred Stone. He was trapped in a garage some time after the Pa Cific National banks Hollywood branch vas robbed Of approximately $2,000. Police said they found a hand bag containing almost all the money taken from the bank.
 The other institutions robbed were the Third Avenue and West Pico branch Of the Hcllman Commercial Trust and Savings bank and The Lake avenue branch of the Pasadena National bank. About $2,960 and $500 respectively was obtained by the robbers.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

The defeat of East Glastonbury was the high spot in the Hartford County "Y' league as the circuit swung into action again after rain and holidays had forced a tWo- week lay-off The Orford Soap team of Manchester turned the trick, S-f, through the errors of the league leaders, coming through in the late innings to hand East Glastonbury ifs first defeat and close in on it.. Smith and Mccarthy worked for the winners and Wilson and Codeld for the losers.
 Fccucy struck out 19 Kensington battcrs and East Berlin romped home again with q 2p-3 victory over its rival neighhors, pounding the offerings of Weirst and II. Nel- son without fayoritsm. kensington could do absolutely nothing with Feeuoys speed and curves. Plain, vile kept in the race by taking 17-1 farce from the lowly Highland Park team in Manchester; the score would have been much great CT, only the game was called after the fifth because of an approaching storm. Comerford held Highland Park to four hits and got that many himself. one a home run. while Berry and Miller of his team poled out three baggers. Kishman and Sen Rbeil were founded hard,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
ODD FELLOWS TO INSTALL
District Deputy, Resident of New Britain, 10 Ofriciatc At Lexington Lodge Ceremony,

Officers of Lexington Lodge. No. 27, l. c. O. r., Will be installed on Thursday evening by District Deputy Grand Master George II. Osborne, Of this city. Refreshments and speech es will follow the installation cere- monies.
 Fhe officers to be installed are as follows; Noble grand, J. Albert An darson; vice grand, L. Edward Krans; secretary. William Schar- man; financial secretary, William Beuchner; treasurer. Colonel w, w. Bullen; warden, John Wearne; con- ductor, William Rowe; chaplain. John Sunburn; outside guardian, John Zoeller; inside guardian. L. w. krans; R. s. x. c, William Strom- fors: l.. $. N, G., Charles Fletcher; R. $. V. G., Marvin C. HeisIer: l." $. V. C., Olaf Johanson; R. $. &, Lester Curtis; l.. s. $, Henry Briere
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
.STANNORS MOVE UP
 ON ST. MATTHEWS
,Continued From Preceding Page)

tContinued From Preceding Page) | in every inning and combined hts and errors to total seven runs in the fourth. Christ of the losers poled a homer to center field in the last Of the fifth, the game being called at the close of that inning because of darkness. The lincups and score by innings:
 First Luthcran-Fresen, ?; Olson, .3b; Ahlgren, 2b; Hoist, 1b; Erikson If; L. Larson, ri; Nyborg, C; Arburr ss; Hultberg, Of.
 Center CongregatIonal-Stockman, Jr, ss Apelgren If; Blodgctt, ct; Christ, Sb; Skinner, ?; Stockman, sr., cf-rf; Szabo, riff; Carlson. c; B. Clark, 1b; Paro, 2b; sanderson, 2b- 1b.
 lst Lutheran ,... 31t 72-13 12 3 Center Cong. .... pol H. 6 7
 On Thursday the White Army will meet the St Matthew's Luthcrans, the Blue Army will tackle the Trin- ity Mrthodists, and the South church will come back against the First Lutherans.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

in the Meriden-New Britain tourna- ments? And Lester Lyons had the incest form of any of the Silver City bunch?
 "Speck" Coughlin of the Walling- ford Tabs was bad man on com- binations? And the old ''cross side" was meat and drink for him?
 "Pinky" Reynolds was a nifty in fielder with the High school and the Commercial streets?
 Billy" Kopf and Warren Slater were the masters of all forwards in state Y. M. C. A. basketball?
 Warren Slater was struck in the neck by another player in a fast game and lost the use of his voice for several months?
 The Irish Boys of Wallingford were q big baseball attraction al the Pioneer grounds on Ellis street?
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
PITTSBURGH
Totals
-Batted for Florence in gth.

K bdllrI TOT lpIohlt III stH
 xX-- Batred for Seott in 9th.
 New York .....,.,....,.oo0 091 Q2I--S Hjttsburgh .............l90 0ui 1ox-G
 Two base hits-Wrrht t2y. Three Uas, hits-Carey, Smith, Mueller Home run kelly- stolen hases-Cuylcr. Traynor, Mueller sacriiices-W Wright. Moore. Dou- ble pIays--Jackson, Frisch 10 Kelly; Ald- ridge. Wright 10 Grautham. Left on base New York [, Pittsburgh 6. Base on hal's-oF Scott 3. off Aldrdge 9. Struck out--by Aldrldee 2, Scott 20. Passed ball Florence. mplres--Hart, Kigier and Mccormick. Ticm-1:55.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 Philadelphia - Honcyboy Finne- gan. Boston. and Benny Bass fought a draw (1o-. Lew Tender, Phila- delpha, beat Joe Reno. Trenton, N. J. Dave Shade, California, beat Bobby Barrett, Clifton Heights, Penn, Qo). Yale Okun. New York, and Allentown Joe Cans, Philadel- phia, fought a draw.
 Baltimore -- Tommy Herman Chicago. won from Jimmy Hutch inson, New York CPD. Johnny Ce- cooli, Scranton. beat Babe Ruth, Philadelphia G2).
 Jersey City, x. J.--Eddie 0'Dowd, Columbus, Ohio, beat Dickie Dix son, Fort Worth, Tex, t12, Jack Katkish, Pittsburgh, defeated John- ny Saxon, Bridgeport,
 London - Tommy Milligan. Scot land, beat George West, London, for middleweight championship of Great Britain and Europe GD.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND
Body, With Bullet Hole In Head, Hound Hidden Under Stones In NeYerSink River.

Monticello. N. T., July IS CP - Sheriff Fletcher L. Rhodes of sul- ltvan county, awaited the arrival to- day or Miss Vilona Hall of Ft. Lau- derdale, Fla, in the hope that she can shed some light on the past of her sister, Nina Yiloma, victim of one Of the most mysterious murders in the history Of the mountainous summer resort regions about Brad ley.
 Miss Vilona was shot through the head. Her body clad in a bathing suit. was buried beneath a heap O. stones in the Neversink river. She left a boarding house al Bradley Friday morning 10 go swimming and the body was found Saturday.
 Authorities believed that the kill ing was done by q man and hope that Miss Filona's sister may give them clue to some incident in t5e woman's past that may lead 10 the clearing Up Of the mystery.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
CHILD FTECTROCUTED

East Providence. R. l.. July 15 L41 -Umberto Nuzzo, 14, Of 151 Van- terland avenue, East Providence, was instantly killed yesterday when the shock he received as he touched an eelctric wire which passed through the branches of a mulberry tree he was climbing made him fall IS feet to the ground. His neck was broken.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
American I.Cnrmc

Batting-Ruth, Yankees, .375. Runs-Gehrig, Yankees, SD. Hits-Falk, White Sox, 12o. poubles-Burns, Indians, 34. Trlplcs-Gehrig, Yankees, l4, Homers-Ruth. Yankees, 27. Stonlen bases-Meusel, Yankees. Ii; Rice, Senators, 14
 Pitching-Pate, Athletics. won s, ost one.