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SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEW HOUSE soon 10 BE 4
home-todsy when: To-day means
proht for the investor when too l0ng
deferred. means loss. This house wlll i'm
medlateiy attract the eye inspire the desire
of ownership: don't fail 10 see It. For en-
gagerfent to INSPECT same. call our Office.
WIN. 5. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Main 400.
Realtors. Builders.
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OEEIt,ES All. STIl1Ii1,S

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
COURT OFFICE. JUST REDECORATED IN
Evening Star Building, which 10 modern In
every particular: running ice water In halls:
elevator service until midnight and on sun.
tay: references required: reasonable rentals.
ApDlv go Star Building or phone n ain
5000. Branch 53
SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST.
large ntierating room. reception hall, iabo-
tatory bath s55 ard $40 mo. Burlington
Hotel il20 Vermont ave. NV.
OPPOSITE METR0P0LITAS CLUB STUDIO
aud gafaRe. Apply Franklin DSt. 13s
AFFLEck BUILDING. 18Th n. Y. AVE.
All bright outside rooms.
0iilce room No. ~ $40
Office room No. .39 ............,... Is
uficr room No. IL l3..,......... 20
AFFLECK 1876 n y. ave. Fr. na0a.
I4l4.i4Ia ST NV,
TWO DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS.
These stores located nt the intersection
of all bits and street. rar lines in the heart
Of the brokerage business section. Avail
able now AT reasonable rental an lone term
iraae. Heat and lanitor service included.
For inspection EeF~~-
CAFRIfZ.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

63I7 Ri-4IR RI N.w--6 ROOMS, ELEc.
tric lights semi-detachcd house: CONVENIENT
location; So .,r
14n~ Y Y Ave NV Main 1166.
AIS 9th ST Me- ROOMS AND BATH:
elec, latrobes: double garage; 5000 con-
5Ition: reasonable rent. o
-e1 ION 81 NV Main zoo.
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SALE on RENT-~suH. PRIORITY.
DESIRABLE NEW. HOUSES. IN. NEARBY
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KENT~-sUHURnAN PROPERTY.
i3Of0AEfIse-6 ROOMS, FINE CONDITION;
Il acre eleoifioity, tfult hlsh and Erad.ai
sfbDuis trains, cars, ean, Hsattssiiia,
DANIELS, North niIi .....,
ir,et iinn 4 rna,n house. u aires rioh land
suitable Tor ehleken farm az truck aaninnl
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t.er innHtii, Phone Franklin sliu
~ HAMILTON ST.. rorrAuE UITy~~l Il
a b. hunsa allow ami. earaka, Inquire Iii
Central ave nr l0ii 10th n.e. -
FuRhlsHEp htfhaAt0W, CHEAP ron
rasa. Ma. ni.oWEa. aa., Falls ohu,eh "a
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z-ROOM HOUSE.

Two baths running water in rooms. ANIL.
hack ward and garage n block Congress
sional Library; two-famly house: 500, per
month III Carroll ST. Sc. L
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TAs0S = OWEN q SON ACCrfo>AsS~
IA@A ~ >Erxxes NNsaANsss
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447 Luray pl (near Soldiers Home Parkl
% rooms. bath. cleo. porches. garage;
good repair. So so,
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AIS C ST Nw.-Dow NT0WS: SUITABLE
for rHonlnr house: IA rooms and bath: cleo
tric light. private rooms. Only $40 per
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44I4 I4th st. n.w-7 rooms. bath.
oorches and Gear garage: SS5.
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18th AND COL. RID.

Excellent brick dwelling: 12 rooms. 2
baths. bedrooms thoroughly modern and
in perfect condition. space for garage. both
car lines. For sale 10y owner for $4,000.
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1882 Owens nj n.e-Brand-new home: @
-ooms bath. ami, porches, garage: $50.
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SALE-HOUSES.

1900 BLOCK BILTMORE - CONGRESS
mans doctors or professional mans home.
10 large spacious rooms > tiled baths mod
Gear garage: owner in West anxious to sell:
YOU can huy this right NJ. 1881. 3ie
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FOXRALL VILLAGE. 443s Reservoir I'd,
w-New home: g rooms tile bath. ami p;
beautiful home. farcn lawn: SD.
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c0l7 Portner 81 NV. tuear 1ith and
You)--6 rooms and bath; $40.
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4s Randolph pl. n.w-6 rooms and bath
elcc. garage. S4S.
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EXCHANGE.

HOUSE IN RIvERDALE. DETACHED TWO
stories, like new $3.50. for : =, or ,,.I.r 10
REALTY Co. loo. NV. Main ss: ::
Col 1884 after g.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
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1917 Eye st. .w.--Downtown rooming
house: rooms and bath S65.
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4sle 41st st NV, rooms and bath. s45.
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WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF THESE
APARTMENTS.
646 NEWTON ST. NV.

All outside apartments. containing one and
two rooms kitchen and bath, More than
exceptionally reasonable, Rent. So 30 to
S4S. with free rent o1 leases. Near Georgia
manager, Apartment I.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14

letter Committeeman Morris D. Sake asked Supt. s. H. Holmes what he thought of one e-session plan.
 Card Playing Teachers
 T don't believe in a one session plan for the sake of giving the teach- CTS a chance to play cards" Mir. Holmes answered.
 Mrs. Kimball who for years has been the champion of the one-session plan declared that she has met many teachers who resigned from the school system here because of the two-sessioH arrangement.
 No one session plan is easier than a two session plan if it is arranged propertly." MT. Holmes said. "There are the children who are failing. If the system is working properly they will be obliged to return to school in the afternoon. Then there is the supervision of food in the cafeteria. If this is not taken care of, it will result in physical harm for the chill dren. I hope for the day when it will come to New Britain,' he said.
 MT. Holmes explained that there would have to be three relays or perhaps. he said. we could make the senior high school a junior high school plant and build a senior high school from the ground up. Accord
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
BERLIN NEWS
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The Progressive Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. l.. M. Root on Tuesday evening, May 17. The pro- gram for the evening will be on Forestry, with reference to the past. present and future." The con- servation of forests. the conditions abroad with reference to forestry and other details will be the subject matter of papers to be read.
 It is reported that beginning Monday morning gas busses will be run over the Berlin branch line from Berlin to Middletown. That this is almost certainty is assured by the fact that two new gas busses arrived in Middletown this week for use on a branch line.
 The Epworth league of the Meth odist church will hold it's annual meeting tomorrow evening. The annual election of officers will take place. A full attendance is ex- pected.
 A game with the New Britain Speedboys will be played tomorrow afternoon on the local diamond. A large delegation Of local rooters is requested by the home boys.
 Gaylord Read is spending the weekend as the guest of his grand mother in West Cromwell.
 Whole hearted support of the Memorial Day program is asked by the committee in charge of the ti- nancial details. Members of the committee will call during the pres ent and coming week.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
WOULD TIGHTENU
 0N H. s. DISCIPLINE
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school shall be denied the student for the remainder of the semester" Recommends Cafeteria

school shall be denied the student for the remainder of the semester"
 Recommends Cafeteria
 Considerable discussion followed the reading of another letter from Principal Slade in which he explain cd that the record of the afternoon classes was much worse than that of the morning session and that he hoped the committee would not cease to consider the question of having continuous session.
 His letter on this matter follows: My Dear Mir. Holmes,
 While considering the bad at- tendance record of the senior high school, am moved to call your at tention to the fact, that our record Of afternoon attendance is much worse than that of the morning. Many of our students live at long distances from the school, walk of 25 or 30 minutes to reach home, and again to return to school, is not at all infrequent.
 T trust that the committee will not cease to consider the question of having a continuous session, with a cafeteria luncheon for all except those who live near the school. As a result of last summers question: naire a very considerable majority fthe parents expressed themselves as favoring the plan.
 "Very respectfully yours,
 LOUIS P. SHADE"
 Immediately after hearing the
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
BRIDGEPORT STUDIO
 RAIDED BY POLICE
Alleged Obscene Photographs Are Taken and Proprietor Is
 Placed In $1,0O0 Bonds.

New Haven, May IA R - An in- vestigation by New Haven and fed eral authorities into an alleged wholesale traffic in photographs and printed matter of an obscene nature last night resulted in the arrest of Pasquale Spalluto, photog- rapher. of 32 Ann street. Bridge port. and the seizure of a number of photographs. Witnesses were questioned in Bridgeport, South Sorwalk and nearby territory. On Wednesday night the Carr Novelty Co. rooms here were raided and three arrests were made. After his arrest last night, Spal- luto was brought to New Haven and is being held under bonds of S1,000 and charged technically with idleness. It is alleged that Spalluto was employed by Bridgeport photographer at the latter's studio but the identity of the latter was not divulged.
 The investigation is being con tinued in Bridgeport. it was said last night and it was minated [ that more arrests are likely.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
INVENTS DEVICE
 TO AID AV|A7ORS
Noted Radio Expert Periects
 New Instrument

Washington, May 14 (P - C.. Francis Jenkins. radio inventor who demonstrated in 1925 that seeing by radio is possible, has devised a new machine which is expected to prove valuable to navigators and ayiators.
 Tests of the device, which trans mits weather maps by radio. have been completed by the navy on numerous wave lengths. and are being studied 10 determine just which frequency will prove most satisfactory 10 seafarers. An adapta tion Of it. for the transmission of pencilled drawings and maps, is be- ing tested at the naval air station at Fakehurst. x. J., with similarly gratifying reports.
 The weather maps are prepared by the weather bureau. are trans ferrcd to a transparent photographic film so that the lines permit light 10 pass through. and then are affixed 10 ;t glass cylinder into which a light is thrown. As the cylinder revoNes, the flashes of light produce an i'm pulse through a device which moves synchronously toward the right. The impulse is transmitted 10 the re- caiving apparatus. There. instead of transparent map, one made of paper is wrapped about an opaque cylinder. and the impulses created by the light are communicated to small arm carrying a pen point, which darts in and back to make the proper record as it moves across the sheet.
 For the sending of pencilled maps or drawings, the transmitting ma chine is equipped with an opaque cylinder. Instead of developing its impulses from light rays, a needle passing over the graphite lines causes the requisite momentary short circuit and that Is communi- cated to the receiving apparatus in much the same way that the maps are copied. The set. Jenkins de- clares. can be equipped simply to enable it to send drawings as well as receive them.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14

with Kelly. said she and Raymond had decided to separate and then asked for a chance to explain. It was then that she pointed out that the marriage discussion was never in serious mood.
 With the cross examination scheduled to continue Monday. the actress, her attorneys said. will be given further opportunity to tell her side of the story. But the state also has more ammunition. It an- nounced another batch of telegrams btween Miss Mackaye and Kelly were on their way here from San Francisco and will be offered as evil dence.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
LUCKY LINDBERGH'S'
 CAREER A THRILLER
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field here and with twenty minutes gas supply. an air mail pilot eight months ago headed for open country. climbed a mile in the air and then calmly stepped out of his ship for a parachute drop of 5000 feet. not knowing where he might land.
 That pilot was Charles A. Lind. bergh, daredevil aviator now wait ing for propitious moment to hop off for Paris from New York.
 The mail plane came down a tangled. twisted mass of wreckage, and two miles distant the aviator floated to earth, landing in 8 corn field. Lindbergh sought and found the wrecked plane, arranged to have it's mail cargo taken aboard a train and then called it night.
 Six weeks later he had a similar experience-also at night-and again he stepped out of his ship to make a successful parachute jump while his plane was wrecked.
 It was his fourth emergency leap from a disabled ship. making him the only "Four-Star" member of the Caterpillar club. composed of avi- ators who have taken successful forced leaps. Of the four, his two night jumps within six weeks while in the ail mail service probably were the most spectacular. One jump was made near Wedron, Ill.,, after he had determined he was over Chi cago but would not jump because he feared that his ship might in- jure someone.
 He encountered fog bringing the mail from St. Louis to Chicago and when he arrived found that he was unable to see the landing field signal lights. His gas supply was rapidly diminishing and after cruis- ing over the city for some time, he headed for what he believed to be open country. set off final flare and when it showed only fog. climb ed to safe height for leap. then stepped overheard as his engine sputtered and died. Ship and pilot fell almost together at the start and Iindbergn heard the swish of the wings as the plane twisted in nar- row spirals near him.
 This jump was made last Sep tember 15 and on the night of November 5 he made similar jump under almost similar circumstances from a height of 13,000 feet, land ing near the town of Danvers, near Bloomington. Ill.
 His first two jumps were made, one in Texas while a cadet in the United States army air service and one at St. Louis when his ship fail- cd to come out of a tail spin.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
THREE.C0RNERED
 RACE IS LIKELY
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Friendly Rivalry

ASAS~"S
 Despite the friendly rivalry of the three groups. the spirit of sportsmanship rules them. Grove Whalen. representative of Rodman Wanamaker. chief of Byrd's back CTS, yesterday offered both Lind bergh and Chamberlin use of the carefully graded two mile runway of Roosevelt field, short distance from Curtiss field, for their take offs. Chamberlin and Bertaud prof erred the young Missouriar their weather maps and a radio and Byrd gave him use Of his charts.
 Aid Is Assured
 The Ryan and Bellanca planes received assurance of aid from the shipping board and coast guard yesterday. All shipping board ves- sells will be asked to report news of the flight immediately. Three coast guard sea planes at Glouces- ter, Mass, have been asked to es- cort the two planes out of Ameri- can territory. The coast guard cut ter Moduc will lay down a smoke screen as guide for the fliers about 1.50O miles off New York.
 The America" which Is expect cd to weigh three times as much as each of the other two planes. was taken up by Lieut.. Bernt Bal chen and Daniel Kline, who said it performeds perfectly. Byrd watched with great interest, the functioning of the dump valve. permitting gas to be drained in case of forced landing.
 The Bellanca was flown twice by Chamberlin. The radio generator. which the aviators had detached before Nungesser and Coli disap- peared over the Atlantic without a radio transmitter, has been re- placed on the plane.
 Lindbergh did not fly. He con- fined his attentions to tinkering with his plane before a crowd that included number of admiring young spectators of the opposite sex. Nicknamed Lucky" because of his four leaps from falling planes in parachutes. he has caught the of the crowd with his boyish appearance and quiet smile.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
DR. BILL, DIVORCED, WILL WE'D NURSE
Bridgeport Man and Professional
 Aid to Marry

Bridgeport. May 14-Dr. Philip w. Bill, 52. prominent Bridgeport physician, whose wife, Edith Seibie Bill. obtained a divorce and 5000 alimony before Judge John Richard Booth in superior court last Friday. will marry his professional aide. Miss Alice May Pearce, 41, a regis tered nurse. today.
 The doctor. who gave his address as 117 Stratfeld road. and Miss Pearce. who lives at 1S6 Waldemere avenue. obtained their marriage H. cense in New York yesterday.
 Mrs. Bill obtained her divorce on grounds of intolerable cruelty. She testified that her husband left their home last November while she was in Springfield on an automobile trip. Returning, she found a deed for the home on Clinton avenue and a note saying that he loved another wom- an. In her suit. Mrs. Bill asked for aIimony of $25O,0oo. Dr. Bill did not contest the divorce.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
City Items

4. NJ. raonessa will have on sale bungalow sites on easy terms at Po- cotopaug Saturday and Sunday advt.
 A Nash Suit, s2290. Joseph Ryan q Walnut street. Phone 29os.-advt
 Demonstration Chambers firelcss gas range Friday and Saturday. ]. M. Curtin Co.,. i04 Main St.-advit.
 Tasty sandwiches. Packard Drug. -advt.
 Nash Suits sc2.9O McCabe, Tel. 454 -advt.
 Toasted sandwiches, Crowell's.- advt.
 A. NJ. Paonessa will have on sale bungalow sites on easy terms at Po- ootopaug Saturday and Sunday advt.
 Grange play, l. O. O. r. Hall Sat- urday evening. Dancing Imperial Club orchestra.
 \. 5. Window Cleaning and Auto Laundry. 1SI Arch, Rear. Cars cleaned cold water. No soap. Tel SSs -advt.
 A. NJ. Paonessa will have on sale bungalow sites on easy terms at Po- cotopaug Saturday and Sunday advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
GRAY GIVES THANKS FOR PUBLIC'S PRAYERS
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by me in the face of my shame and sin. May the day come when people will clamor and fight to enter into churches to hear Gods word as they did to enter this building to hear such sordid words of shame and sin. Would that every man and woman who is not living in keeping with the commandments take heed from this case and turn to God for for giveness.
 II am one of the best examples of what whiskey, lust and sin will ultimately lead one into.
 T have seen so many pitiful cases here as an inmate of this institution as to what liquor and improper re- lations will exact in payment that it makes me more than anxious to help my fellow men see the light of God as their own salvation"
 Signed HI. Judd Gray"
 Mrs. Snyder, Gray testified. does not "believe in God"
 Gray and Mrs. Snyder began to- day arranging for their trip Monday to Sing Sings death house.