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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOnttuueu.l -
inc slcove. Kitchen and bath Murphy bed,
"sy inWHShhf9NK " hhfNKfS KfSSS pf ss 8oheh b. Sales ST.
Lltchenette. bath and porch southern eX-
.posure; adults: transients accommodated,
" corher da TGo rooms s and bath Cheap to de-
srahle adults. Janitor service.
ATTRACTIVE LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM
8g 6s6J %sS Southern eepn SxposuTe %'' electricity
cqmpped; phone. Adults.
j272 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. CORNER \
1t. n.w.--3 front rooms. kitchenette, private
bath, electricity; continuous hot water
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED, APT, ON
not far from Rock Creek Golf Course; 20
STBLET-UNTSTALLY ATTRACTIVE SO
soction: Sumnie- or longer: Immediate pos
rossion. Ant. 62 Dresden.
WNTOWN-BEAUTIFUL COMPLETELY Y
s6ie rent. 5s4 2oth. Apt. :. g
AT IOWA CIRCLE. DOwNToWN,----EUR-
modern. I342 Vermont ave- 5'
GRANT CIRCLE-FOUR ROOMS. PRIVATE
SaR %R 2fner aHe dsma Eae
FOR RENT. CLIFTON. ,TERRACE,7-FoIR
rooms and bath. furnished. Apply Mrs
BRANDT South clifton Terrace.
".hsd "a FA7 s9d- noor all large ro2@sj 6sst ,
residential section quiet and refined sur.
a9ss "@Rne Stoa PARK fa afud2S Can az ate.
pm. or Sundays; reference
1910 YOC ST. NW-TWO LIGHT. CLEAN
rooms 2nd floor; heat. gas. bath: So week
@4I0 20th SF.. APT. 304-ATTRACTIVE
lworGom. kitchen yi,l and bath apt completely
SECOND FLOOR LARGE ROOMS, A;> GA;S
itrSS porS6. 'FT'i'l53Ss Fr' s587l ioI4 10Th n.M
FNTIRE FLOOR, SOUTH FRONT, JUST RE
6alcony garage ami. 1919 Irving st. NV.
ONE ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
nshed complete for Housekeeping. Phone
so r ST \ W--TWO NICELY FURNISHED
lhk. rooms. sink, porch gas. electricity
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE APT. WITH TWO
;5a4-w Ethei6Grst Ants, %
NEWLY PAPERED LIVING AND > BED
rooms privste bath. kitchen; modern; ."o'
TAKOMA-SUNNY. AIRY, H0MELIKE 3
oom and bath housekeeping apt; modern
colonial-type house surrounded by beautiful
trees, garage: adults Adams 599
1891 MONROE ST. NW.--TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and oath nicely furnished: ami:
500 month. Adams 1850.
FGFS5sHFFRB 1SSd FBona APT SortS Of Iass ROOMS a ANp
1912 KENYON LARGE ROOMS. KITCH-
en- private bath ami: convenient to cars
bus: ready for occunancy. Col: 91I9.-
1906 PARK RD--THIRD FLOOR. LARGE
living room. bay-wiiidow: > bedrooms, kltch-
Ell with sink. bath: S65.
los Sc NEAR CAPITOL-TWO NICE,
completely furnished rooms. private bath,
smi.; Use of laundry. Call evenings. Il
1907 P ST. NV PHONE FRANK 3471-
Would like nurse or quiet lady to share
lean apartment gas. electricity Tree.
Il 732 EYE ST. N.W---ONE & Two ROOM
apts elegantly furnished: spotlessly clean
hon-housekeeping gentlemen: refs. REQUIRED
1885 ST NV ROOMS KITCHEN
md Hath & n
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1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. CORNER \
st u.w--3 front rooms. ktchenette. private
bath electricity; continuous hot water
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1850 Irving st. n.w.--lst-foor fiat. ,
rooms, tile bath. ami. entire fiat newly
papefed and painted: $50.
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0I7 EAST CAPITOL ST-NICELY FUR,
ushed 2nd. floor apt large rooms; best
residential section quiet and refined sur
lo,mdings; SAT so mo. including gas for
cooking. lincoln Park Call after
u. IN. or SunnaNs, reference -
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6I9 Elliott st u.e.--6 rooms and bath.
eiec.. h.-W H.: entire house has been put in
first-class repair. Only $3.50.
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NO. | IOWA CIRCLE.
Five extra large rooms and ada bath
NJ. RAlNE.
32s Insestment Bldg. Main 1897.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 4846. 1914 X St. NV.
18th AND f. CAPITOL SITS.
3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents, S42.50 to S45 per
month.
The above apartment is mod
ern. Heat, janitor service and
hot water furnished. Inspection
invited.
HARRY A. KITE. Inc,
Main 1916. 1914 X St. NV.
1880 ST. NV
New Building.
rooms rooms and anf bath din SO SIS and 5000 $50 90
'O' N1 i5i9 K sT $50 anu O ''O'OO
'00"s aiIS anS RR1AthhoRAMA Raj RD. NV. siOOoO
8 rooms and . baths. ......... S 35. 90
) rooms and bath .,........,.... loo. 90
'O'"i' a63o ADAMS Mill RID. ''OV
New Building.
2 rooms kitchen and bath. porch $50 90 90
'''''' $500 conn: AVE. NV. 'O'VO
. rooms kitchen and bath ... $50. 90
8 rooms, reception hall, kitchen HAN oo
AnP TIE afsn EVERETT aia7 p sT. NV. .o,Oo
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $500
- Is4s GIRARD ST. NV 'OO ~
i room. dining room. KITCHEN and .oeO y ~
roon Ss,n and bath. Murphy Sed sap. $40 $3.50 $3.50
'OOn' anu 1861 S" N ST. NV. o00'OO
r00%f THE snf FoHsEK, 9esf Ali End sr sEs Es.oOO W
rooms and 1sfs Rsfs + sf. NV. 80 $4,000
rooms anf G79o 0f9hS. pa. AVE. NV 's0o'oo
rooms isaS go 6AL1FoRN1A Sa1H ,sr. NV, Oo
rooms i74s s.efsa KaLoRAaR ape la.s RID. NV. s00OO
rooms ki'fhe9 fie7 1nd 1ith ossf sT NV. 10000
1 room, dining alcoye, kit. and bath. .S47.6O
30i c ST. NV
rooms and fs15 9sih p sr wv. 'sas- so
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ,....., $3.50
room, dining aicove, kitchen and
os'n ;74o 9th ST Wv. 49, f0'OO
rooms kf2hs"f5is f9hs 81 sa1Es saf sag sr
rooms kitchen and ID path tTs '........ $4,000
106-1lO-114 10th ST. S,E.-
rooms anu 5is 1s'h iath siT. NV. eo0'OO
rooms 7s$nSR 7o$ %EBsrER as Rfsn sr. NV. sa0UO @
rooms and 1ao9 Gs'S =. q. AVE. NE. 9'0'0o
cleo: suitable for 2 families S55 90
GEO. w. LINKINS,
1888 DE SALES ST.
(Opposits Mayflower Hotell
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TRTET-UNVSUALLY ATTRACTIVE SO
room housekeeping apt. high class; best
section: Summer or longer immediate pos
ossion. Ant. 81 Dresden.
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ATTRACTINELY FURNISHED APT. ON
10th st.: convenient to car and bus lines.
not far from Rock Creek Golf Course; 20.
Adams 1909 so
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WNTOWN-BEAUTIFUL COMPLETELY
furnished: two large. sunny rooms. kitch-
enette bath: Immediate possession; reason
ftlne rent. 5S4 20th. Apt. . .
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3213 o st. n.w.--Bay window store and D
rooms and bath. cleo: S15.
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1886 18th st. n.w.--G rooms and batL.
eIec.. h.-w h.. in excellent repair. immediate
possession: inspection daily. 3 to $50 pm.
| S67 so
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@4IO 10th ST.. APT 04-ATTRACTIV,E
two-roum. kitchen and bath apt: completely
bol. yia %
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AT IOWA CIRCLE DOWNToWN.--FUR-
n shed apartment one room and Eltcheh :
modern. 1912 Vermont ave D.
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so r ST \ W.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
k. rooms. sink, porch. gas. electricity
for couple: $40
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35IO Conn. ave. n.w.-6 rooms and bath
a MI. neNIy palnted thrOnEhont: S15.
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SECOND FLOOR LARGE ROOMS. GAS
range continuous b. W. ami: large back
p0rch FIR S53TN 1914 10th NV.
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ATTRACTIVE LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM.
l1tchen. bath sleeping porch Adams
:;iS6-J Southern exposure: electrically
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TWO GIRLS TO SHARE APT. WITH TWO
others rent SEQ, cooking optional. Fr.
:i5q4-W. Ethehurst Apts.
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NEWLY PAPERED LIVING AND > BED
rooms private bath. kitchen: modern: S6O.
.pmplete 81. NJ ST NV
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GRANT CIRCLE-FOCR ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath: new corner house: summer rate. 1929
New Hampshire ave. Adams 3l9S.
FOR RENT. CLIFTON TERRACE--F0uR R
rooms and bath. furnished. Apply Mrs
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1910 YOC ST. NW-TWO LIGHT. CLEAN
rooms. 2nd floor; heat. gas. bath: So week
to couple white. j"
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ENTIRE FLOOR. SOUTH FRONT. JUST RE
modelled light clean private bath kitchen.
balcony garage ami. 1919 Irving 81. NV.
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ONE ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH FUR
rlshed complete for housekeeping. Phone
n SffN
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,..t. THE LOWEST RENTS IN TOWN
Ultra-Modern Apartments,
With Every Desired Convenience
in This New 8-Story Fireproo
Apartment Building,
CORCORAN COURTS,
Overlooking Beautiful Potomac Park
and Lincoln Memorial
23rd and d SITS NV.
modern housekeeping apartment suites OF to rooms
reception hail. bath and porch.
$3o5O TO $o7.5O
24-Hou Switchboard and Higlspeed Elevator Service
Handsomely Furnished Lobby.
Open for Inspection
Mrs T. Bell Resident Manager.
CAFRTTZ CONSTRUCTION CO.,
18th and K Main 9oso
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room and bath housekeeping apt; modern
coonial-type house surrounded by beautiful
frees garagp admits Adams 300.
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10th ST. HEIG GHTS--SEMI BUNGALOW. -
rooms tile baths. ami. front and Tcar
porches. garage. will repair TO suit tenant
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las GIRARD ST. N.W.-oNE ROOM, DIN
iuC alcoVe. kitchen and bath murphy bedl
nicely furnished; $50 per month,
GEO. w. IINKINS. 1888 De-Sales 81.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LGnnAinunl l

I454 EUCLID ST. N.W-5 ROOMS BATH
in fine condition: S65: ianitor service: exclu-
sive neighborhood: possession at once. Apply
innitnr or R14 7 st
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FLIGHTFUL APT. 3 ROOMS AND BATH.
in downtown apt. house: SOD including hot
water electric lights. heat and gas. Main
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THE SUFFOLK 1867 IRVING ST. NV
'rhrpe-rnon and bath apartment; low rental.
SDbo MrI aaO IN I61h st
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Observation-Disclosures

sonabIe rent
Flrst-class service. Apply
SIMON BELOFF,
903 New York Ave. NV.
THE ARGONNE,
10th and Columbia Rd.
Apartment 702
= rms. rec. hall. kit. and bath; an ideal
apartment for Summer; will lease to OCTOBER
VERY REASONABLE RENTAL.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Inc.
7l3 l4th St. NV Main 2345
THE PEBBLETON,
l747 Church St. NV.
rooms HofkfNs a9f 9s's nfE5TP T6PRRfHs RRffHssFed $50
Frank. 5bz1 go Bond Bldg.
RENTS REDUCED.
1915 10th ST. NV.
"4-hour elevator and ianitor service
See Resident Manager, APT; APT; e41-v
als Il 18Th Hftin St '"N FraHkiin iii4o
1897 New Hampshire Ave.
Ap. All. @as r6oms rSSms kit It. and Smp bath' Sffn
The Augusta Apt,
1851 NEW JERSEY AVE.
Ap, ga rooms kit and and bath bath % 20 90 90
WEAVER BROS.
SOP 10th St NV Phone NJ. a4s6.
APT. DE LUXE
E.D.ci,,v JGsT Jos ,dr xINIsHED sHmnar Large and
small apartments.
2633 10th ST.
Near Euclid: 3 to 8 O'clock.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
s,a THf Es;S S6sFtH SHAPIRO STsoSs SoSRAYTi YYiTio
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
Realtors.
WILLSONIA, 1880 X ST.
room room k,,chsn' ,;,chsn' bath bath s5590 90
BERKSHIRE, l4l2 CHAPLIN
STREET.
3 rooms and bath. ...,.............s Sc. 90 90
ELWOOD, 1421 18th ST.
room: room: and and bath bath .......sSSaa sSas9 90
WENDELL, 1883 CALL
FORNIA ST.
~ i725 IL LANiER PL.
''' * 1923 RIGGS PL.
'''"f TTRiN, ii n. 1924 18th ST.
3 rooms and bath .................s $50. 90
LOWELL, 1907 14th ST.
D%RoTA, I +S'F;i ST S,'" "i.4l0 GiRARD' '?S;f? ST,
PANAMA., 9l3 NJ ST.
CHAPIN, 1474 CHAPLIN ST.
room: room: and AMID bath Bash $50. SsSo GO
1412 18th ST.
rooms 1929 52s 'fSI BELMONT; ST. .D'''''
: '''4i l4o4 Sf' n. Y''G CAPITOL ST:
'' i223 IL 18th ST. NV.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1912 Eye St. franklin o5oa.
MOORE & HILL. I'M.
M H9NEXr H99HRort! tPA5THfEsSSTss. ssd Hfs,S Tss..w.
seryee eafe on ground floor rooms and
bath. $50: 3 rooms and bath. S07 so:
rooms and bath. $50.
a5a'n 'nppBBGaEB pBGTaAEEBbo RERr. ER, NV.
Just off Columbia I'd, rooms and
BATH $40.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND R NV.
1893 Goth NV: rooms and path; ayaiI'
able March 81. $50: rooms and bath. S55.
UNUSUAL VALUE.
1904 VERNON NV.
Conveniently located: a rooms and bath
second floor, including heat. gas and cleo
tricity: 500.
THE WESTFIELD.
1920 r ST. NV.
Beautifully arranged apartments III mod
ern building: located i'll best residential sec
tion overlooking park: convenient to trans
portation schools. etc: rooms and bath:
inspect at any time.
.o MOORE HILL. INC: ~.
142l COLUMBIA RID.
rooms. bath, porch; key with janitor
1853 COLUMBIA RID.
rooms and. bath; key with janitor.
1868 COLUMBIA RID.
rooms and bath; see Manager.
Phone Main so.
SrTTT- NIIrECSrTN T
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APT, I0S-MOsT COMFORTABLE. IN NEW
bldg: rms. kitchen and bath; 500, see
o1l1 st 8"
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30i CLIFTON ST. N.W.-TWO LARGE,
right corner rooms and bath. Cheap TO de
al HI a,dY
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RENT HOUSES Es-uNFURNIsHED.

S ROOMS AND BATH. ELKC RfClTY A>b
rented for S3J by young couple who viii
stay. $50 per month. 6l6 Pa ave Sc. =
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CFNTRALLY LOCATED 3 ROOMS AND
bath reasonable. Cali Franklin 2597. %
1925 33rd ST. N.W-3 ROOMS & BATH,
newly papered and painted; heat gas and
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
I42o Z 60 NV Nf.-u Aono
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/ 3"3 MONROE ST N.W.--TWO ROOMS.
hItchenette, bath and porch southern eX-
posure; adults: transients accommodated,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED

John A. Andrews 6- Co.,. Inc. of Now Britain, through Edward A. Mag, has brought an action for $500 against Oscar Dresser Of New Haven formerly doing business as the Soda Shoppe of New Britain. The action is returnable the third Monday in May in the city court.
 Eaimoudo Romano, through AL fred Levitt, has brought an action in the cify court. against Serauno Romano. for a partition Of property on Garden Park. in which the princi- pals each have an estat" in fee in an undivided hall part. OF the sale Of the property and division of the money.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
Man Shot Following
 Joke Dies in HOsDital

Lynn, Mass. May : tP}-Bronis- law Mauko is dead because h. jest ed with fellow worker over an al- ieged chicken stealing expedition last Thanksgiving. Manko was shot in the back last Tuesday morning. Szigmont Wausiewicz, arrested after the shooting said that stories cir culated by Manko had enraged him.
 Wansiewicz was absent from work last November and fellow employes persisted in teasing him over his absence. They claimed that he had stolen a bird for the holiday and had been forced to serve a term in jail as q result of his venture. After he shooting Wansiewicz was held in s25,00O bail on a charge Of at tempted murder. Both men were fathers of families.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
UNCLE JOE CANNON IS
 % YEARS OLD TODAY
tConuaued from I'lrs. Tagc}

stts in the cool recesses of the study which has been his worEroom since he seventies. The umuipresen- stogie is clinched between his teeth "a miIder stoeia. those. The close cropped beard beneath his chin adds is touch Of rtetaras1a.ae,s to the head which dse has mol 19wpI
 To visitors he 8as declined To ey- press any views on questions Of tne day, 'eveu oH my birtG4ay."
 'T had opinions. and expressed -Aem. wl-a J Was .a uu'tfc Ea." h. said "\uH IEr rF5r.. The r.u geueraloU duesHf u.uI uy aGeic.-. sd
 one loiDJ however. he stressas. lIe sfiII Is republican and eager for republican success.
 The nr- has gone from the ranub- H.can wrr.l horse nHnm Champ Clark one. ctll# ".. Duetng 1eriSh Of Uanu5." No longer does his roche,ing speech burst in ryrotochnic sprays to confound his enemies, nor do h0s .aEauns Of wrafh alight Quiyer.ns among them. He is ar peace with the world-uot. his shrewd blue eyes suggest. because he is tired of it. hut because he has served his country honorably for more than half a century, and now desires the solitude Of home and neighbors and the rest which his public service has earned.
 Glasses he still seorns. despite his four score and ten years, nor does he need a cane.
 Upon the walls os his study are pictures and cartoons intimately re- lated to the distant world in which he once moved. One picture is of Roosevelt, one of Cardinal Gibbons, another Of James Bryce-aN intf- mates Of Uncle Joe when he was in the forefront Of national affairs. Among the cartoons he prizes most highly is one showing him in orator. ical postures spelling Mir. Speaker, and another indicating his wrath at an effort to appease him with the vice-presideucy in 1908 when his friends aspired for him the head Of the national ticket.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

An important meeting of the . P.ainville Y. M =. A. group will Nu held this evening at ihe homo or ". A. Bailey. All members are ask cI 10 he present.
 Trr infant son ot Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Glynu of Bristol vas inferred yr~..riay at S-. Jos.ph's cemetery. Nl~. and Mrs, Giyuu are former resi- 4.rfs oI rleinyilIe
 Nathan Prior has taken nutre charge of .he soda fountain in Prior's Drug Store and will con- 'inuc 10 give efficient and courteous service as in the pasf.-advt.
 Village Crawford combination range for sale; excellent condition; bargain if taken at once. Mrs. How ard Smith.--aiyt LOST-B}ack and white cameo pin.
 Return to 50 Maple street E,.
 way!.-adN-.
 Special for I'riIay anl Saturday. Fruit of the loom cotton cloth. 19c a ,ard English prints, ta~- color. h"auljtui designs, lsc a yard. l. J.. Birnhagn.-adyt.
 Lot Of machiuisrs' tools. tool chests. violin, also several chairs. BlEsains. Call evenings, gt Wash iug'ou srrt,'.-aGrt.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
ODELL'S CONDITION ALARMING

Newburgh, \. Y. May ' Pe-The condition Of former Governor Ben iamin E. Odell, who is grayely i'll at his home here, was more alarming today Members Of his family have been called homo, Mir. Odell. who is - years of age has been in failing health since his return last fall from European trip.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
Spcedcr Fined

Nlt DAmico Of % Cherry street. New Britain, was fined S5 and costs by Justice William Cunningham last night on a charge Of speeding. He was arrested Wednesday nigh. on West Main street by Constable Fred CaiIcn, being the third Cherry street man picked up by that officer within week. The case Of the town was presented by Grand Juror w. d. FOrau
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

That winter lowered until sum- mer came was evidenced this morn ing when after a succession Of cold days, a warm day brought the first hurdy-gurdy of the season. The two Italians who were in charge spent most of the morning grinding out .the "Prisoner's Song and other hits about the center. Their appearance was welcome and they picked up quite a bit Of money from the good .natured crowd which lined the buildings 10 listen to them and gos- sip about the fine weather
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
Iron Men Win

The Iron Men of the Plainyino
 Casting Co. defeated the Sand Men
 Of the same factory last night al Harts fdeal alleys in a close series
 Of stringe The teams will mcci again next Thursday night. The scores.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
BRISTOL NEWS
lT0o'Iuuol from Page Nine)

T|-|'I| -1''7' nun 0rE .NTHtI
 Patrick is a Harvard graduate and Went overseas with the Y. NJ. C. 4. H. vas assigned 10 the 26th division. lnfst and io3rd Field Artillery and Has awarded the D. $. C. for work performed in the Argonre. He will make but two visits in Connecticut. the one at noon in Bristol, and the other in the evening at Meriden.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
\Otns

Mrs. Chloe Warren, Mrs. Minnie Pease, Mrs. Ella ZicIwolfe and Mrs. Fannie Sprague attended the WoIn- ans Relief corps convention which
 was held in Bridgeport yesterday
 and today.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
Mi,.innarr 10 Nncnk

' W's@'oH1Ty fIom F0orH0W. Cama will speak ar the Congrvga- tional church parish house al 7:au o'clock tajs evening. Sh- is Miss It".a Nu,iHg and she will sraak on "fHs'oms in China' 4 cordial ill., Nl'4'lon Is extended 10 the members of all local churches.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

France established its metric sys- .am of measures in 17@9.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
Iron Men
455 477 4&S-1370
sand Men
45E 450 4Iq-1357
Summer Must Be Here

A team from the New Britain Sign Co. will bowl q Hart's alley quintet this evening
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
P tINVa'It NJ
Ico#aaeJ from Tasa >ire)

tCw.I#geI from Tag. Nine) Of .as team and he win endeavor 'o slow '-a younger boys now The baseball. should b. rHroaB proper ly
 Tho 'eaa will ac. hard opro- n.ur tue Orioles or New Britain. Eddie Goro has had his charges ou, twice already this week and 1hcy win practice again ,t g.3o o'clock tomorrow afternoon. They have shown much Improvement and looked decidedly good last night.
 |., 'e@.l aIl a4~ rae diamoud ra in Al condition Sunday morn ing and then everything will be rrg fly for GHa bir opening. \ larg. crowd is hoped for, as lae team lla -aa~ to considerable ezr.ns, a't Is O. g cghbar which rst"s the EE4 support ot thy to nspooaig.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

for an cight-piecc Scrv- ice Tea and Toast Set: fine china, neatly deco rated. Reg. value S14.50.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

for "Fostoria" Glass Candle Holders; asSort- ed shades. Value S1.00.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
Mothers Day Special

10f6 off the regular prices on all
 Mother Notices, aud Mother Packages of assorted chocolates.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
New Home

for q 23-nicCc Tea Set. luStrc tNyo-tOnc ei1eCt i: decorated; value S7.25. For tomorrow only SI9J.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07
For Tomorrow Only

Beautiful new Persian Pot tery Lamp Bases; their reg ular value is $14.50.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

We are dsregadng the costs of garments for this sale and closing out special lot of the newest Dresses and Spring Coats at tremendous reduction Sales of this kind don't come often Here's opportunity to buy beautiful new Dress or Coat at almost half price
 We urge early shopping, the quantities are limited
Evening star., 1926-10-26

Waffle Irons
CriszUold No. 8 Size
High or Low Frame
Waffle Irons. the we'll N Nn
known No. Griswold ID IN
grade, which make
waffles at one time
Third Floor.
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Cannon Mills Turkish Towels.
OF a good heavy weight, and
a double thread quality with
neat colored striped borders.
Very specially priced at. :.
Street Floor.
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Guaranteed PERI feet
Shears, in sizes 6, Z and s
inches. are offered Econ
omy Day at this very low
price.
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A s p | e n d d
caster that will
lold a 10-pound
oast and a most
1usual va lu e
r f c o n 0 m y
'ay, at t h | S
rice.
Third Floor.
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--Readymade Card Table
Covers, of black or green
linen and finished with
tape. Well made.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1926-10-26

Rhinestone Hair
Bands in four diff.
ferent styles. These
are lovely for eve
ming use. and are
very low priced for
Economy Day.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-09-24

The new champion was constantly
outguessing Jack. Of-course this was
made possible by the ever willingness
of the champion to take the offensive,
showing utter disregard for Genes
counters, some of which were timed
beautifully.
From the tap of the gong in the
first round until the close of the bout,
Dempsey was weaving in and trying
to hit the pace that made him the
famed killer Of other days.
But that famous Dempsey punch
was missing. The SOCK only mate
rializeds about four times during the
entire 10 rounds The new champion
however, took them and refused to
buckle under the attack.
"Tunney showed he had planned his
battle carefully. He knew what he
| wanted to do and did 1t at the right
moment. He kept his head about him
and fought a masterful fight. He
emerged a champion in every sense
of the word"
Waiting was the watchword today
for conqueror and conquered. Tunney
placidly awaited perfection of plans
to return to his New York to receive
the plaudits of the home folk. Demp-
sey was impatiently waiting for the
arrival of his wife, Estelle Taylor
speeding from the West.
Tunney will go back to New Yorks
Greenwich Village when they are
ready to give him a welcome befitting
his elevation to pugilism's greatest
heights. He probably will leave Phila-
delphia tomorrow. Dempseys plans
Evening star., 1926-09-24
MOORE HAVEN HARD HIT.
Red Cross Director Says Community
i'm Proportion, Suffered Most.

SEBRING, Fla, September "a P).-
In proportion to its size. Moore Haven
suffered more from the tropical hurri-
cane than any other community in
Florida, Henry M. Baker, director of
the Red Cross disaster relief, declared
here today, after an inspection Of that
place.
I'm Moore Haven we have a greater
death list than any other point struck
10y the Storm" Mr.. Baker said, "and
I will make the statement that the
effects Of the storm in proportion is
far greater than anywhere else in
the affected area"
Mr.. Baker returned to Miami today,
but expects to revisit the Moore Haven
district to place the full force of the
Red Cross behind the relief work
there.
'It is the belief in some Places" Mr..
Baker said. that the Red Cross will
divide the relief funds per capita. Il
want the press to say with my in
tlorsement that this is absolutely not
the case. We are going to divide the
monye up according to the individual
needs Of each person or family and
when we do that the sufferers OF
Moore Haven will get their just allow
ances as will those in other sections"