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New Britain herald., 1927-11-21
NOTICE OF AUCTION OF REAL
 ESTATE IN REMINGTON

Pursuant to an order and decree of the Court of Common Pleas Of Hartford County, made November 10th. 1927, in all action praying for foreclosure Of a certain mechanics lien, wherein the New Britain Lum- Der Company, of New Britain, Con- necticut is plaintiff, and Clifford C. Johnson, Arthur DoXsee. A. A. Hall, Anthony Brandolini. Carl F.. Erie son, Andrew J. Johnson, Herbert Pearson, Joseph DiGioyanni. Nenezio 'raricani, Linus l.. Deming, and The Connecticut Window Shade Manu- tacturing Company are defendants, the undersigned will sell at public auction on the premises q certain piece or parcel Of land with all buildings and Improvements thereon, located in the town of NcWington County of Hartford, and bounded and described as follows to wit:
 Known as lot No. 29S on plan Of Maple Hill made by r. II, and l.. A. Oldcrshaw, C. E., dated November @0th, 1908. and on file in the Town Clerks office in said Town of New ington. being the same land decdod 10 Clifford C. Johnson by Linus l.. Deming by warrantee deed dated september 15. 1926, and recorded in Newington Land Records Vol 22, page 2oS. and also q strip of land of the uniform width of seven CD
 ! i.i strip Of land extends along the en- tire boundary line dividing lot No .99 from lot No. 237 and is 2 part or the land deeded 10 said Johnson by Fred II. Young hy warrantee deed ,iatod February a, 1927, and record el in Ncwington Land Records, Vol. -. page 34l.
 Said premises will bc sold sub icct to a construction mortgage or iginally made to Lomas X Ncttlcton, of New Haven, Connect.gt assigned 10 George F., and Ella A. Damn, and taxes. if any. due 10 Town of New Ington.
 This sale is 10 take place on the premises on Saturday, December @rd, 1927, al o'clock in the after noon. A deposit Of ten per cent N0rl) will be required at time o' ale.
 Dated at New Britain, Connecticut. November 1tth, l92T
 FRED TWINKLE.
 Committee appointed by said
 Court to make such sale.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-21

indicated that in the event that Judge Roche is not in court next Monday, further continuance will be ordered, otherwise it would be necessary to hear the evidence, which would require considerable time.
 Specder Pays Costs
 The charge of speeding was nolled on payment of costs in the case of Francis Hackney. aged 23, of 337 Washington street. Motorcycle Offi- cers W. s. Strolls and w. F. Hayes made the arrest on Stanley street yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-21
s. Fine Imposed

John kolodczyk, aged 23, of 23
 Pennington avenue, was fined s7 and costs on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Officers w.
 ]. Mccarthy and John Smigel testi-
 fled that Kolodczyk was walking about Main, East Main. Center and
 Commercial streets about 2 o'clock
 Sunday morning with a companion and made offensive noises intended to ridicule the police. The officers followed kolodcyk in an automobile and arrested him on Hartford ave- nue. He denied the charges. Makes Week end Trouble
 Frank AbramCzyk, aged A, of v West street, was fined $l5 and costs. and was placed on probation, after his daughters. Stella and Bertha had testified that he made a disturbance at home Saturday evening and does so every weekend. Stella testified that she was obliged to defend her self with knife as her father at tempted to assault her. He threw q teapot at her and it smashed the glass door in the China closet, ac- cording to the young women. Ofi- Ger Hanford Dart made the arrest on complaint.
 Abramczyk, In his own defense, denied that he was at fault He per and his daughters abused him. He did not throw the teapot and he was not intoxicated. He denied that he created disturbances every week end.
 While he was testifying one of his daughters shouted denials from her place in the courtroom, Judge Sake told Abramczyk he believed drink was the cause of the trouble and he warned him to behave.
 Another Trouble Maker John Trzynski, aged 49, of 36 Grove street, was fined SIC and costs, execution of the sentence sus- pended. and was placed on proba ton. Officer Peter McEVoy testified that he has been obliged to order Trzynski to keep the peace at homo a number of times and about 4 a. m. yesterday he and Officer MileW- ski arrested him on his wife's con- plaint, and charged him with breach . of the peace and assault. Mrs ! Trzynski testified that her husband abuses her and assaults her. In re- i ply to Judge Saxe, Mrs. Trzynskt
 said there are six children in the I family and her husband supports
 them and works steadily but he drinks heavily. Judge Sake told hin
 to leave drink alone or he would i be sent to jail.
 1 Warned by Judge
 Stanley Piskofski, aged 33, of 13i i Washington street, charged witt
 breach of the peace and assaultine
New Britain herald., 1927-11-21

the fact that Lundgren's companion suspected that he was not fit to drive, lett no doubt in his mind of the guilt.
 According to the police report Of the collision. Lundgren's car was overturned ny the impact. but mo- body was injured. Neither ca: was badly damaged.
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 Several specialties will be intro- duCed. These will include a "tin band composed Of Anthony kobela, George Kosswig. and William Helm; a sweet potato" solo by Albert Ben- jamin, a Black Bottom exhibition by Anthony kobela, and dances by Joseph Buchas and Michael Paluch.
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his wife, was told by Judge Sake that he must behave or he will be sent to jail. A suspended sentence of 80 days was imposed after Mrs Piskofski testified that she was at tackled at her home, TO Washing ton street, Saturday night, by her husband, from whom she has been separated for 13 months. He told a story of having met his wifes brother on Main street and being told that she was drinking and otherwise conducting herself im- properly. Her brother told him il was his duty to investigate, so he proceeded 10 do so. When his wife saw him at the door she fell down and broke some glasses and then called the police and accused him of having struck her. Judge Saxe reminded him, however, that he has accused his wife of drinking on other occasions and also that Probation Officer Connolly has learned that if is not the truth.
 Mir. Connolly told Judge Saxe Piskofski has been ordered to re- main away from his wife n numbe. of times. He does so for a while but frequently annoys her. He is under a court order to pay So a week to- wards her support and that of their children, the payment having been reduced from SIP because he was not working full time. Officers Milewaki and Mcl1voy made the ar rest on complaint about 7.15 Satur- day evening.
 DOrman Case Continued
 Relative to the request of Harry Dorman, North street barber, for modification of the court order that he pay his wife SC a week, Judge Sake said Judge Roche heard the case and made the order, therefore continuance until next Monday was ordered, as it is expected Judge Roche will be in court then. He is at present under hospital treatment.
 Attorney A. A. Grccnberg, repre- sentlng Dorman, asked Mrs. Dor man, who was in court. if she was willing to return to her husband and she replied negatively. Judge SaXc
Evening star., 1927-12-14
ri|CES co HIGHER
|NCOTTON MARKET
Lint Consumption Figures
Give Staple Boost in
Today's Trading.
BY, the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 14.-The
cotton market opened firm today al
an advance of q to "a points, active
months quickly showing net gains OF
81 to 81 points on brisk buying stimu.
lated by relatively firm cables and
unexpectedly large figures on the con-
sumption of lint cotton in this coun-
try for November
The advance to 1850 for January
and 1888 for May met a good deal
of realizing and much Southern sell
ing. however. and prices eased off 20
or 25 points from the best before the
end of the first hour.
The report of the Census Bureau
showed domestic consumption of 625,-
$50 bales for November, compared
with 612,935 for October. and 5SS,746
for November last year.
The volume of business tapered off
somewhat later in the morning but
there was further buying on the bull
ish view of the domestic consumption
figures. Talk OF a slightly better spot
demand was sufficient to absorb Of
ferings. After selling off to 1927. or
within points of yesterdays clos
ing quotations for January deliveries,
the market rallied a few points. with
the active months showing net ad-
vances of about Is to 16 points at
midday.
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CONTINENTAL BAKING.

NEW YORK, December IA CR.-
Directors Of the Continental Baking
Corporation have declared a quarterly
dividend of 81 per share on class IA"
common stock and a regular quarter
ly disbursement of per cent on the
per cent preferred stock.
Both dividends are payable January
3 to stockholders of record December
%. George X. Morrow was elected
to the board of directors to replace
Elmer L. Cline, resigned.
Evening star., 1927-12-14
]. (. WlDENER GETS POST
HELD BY JUDGE GARY
Elected to Board of q. S. Realty &
Improvement Co.-Increase in
Fuller Co. Stock o. KID.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 14.-Joseph
Z. Widener of Philadelphia, today was
elected director of the United States
Realty and Improvement Co. taking
the place on the board of the late Ell.
bert H. Gary, head of the United
States Steel Corporation. The United
States Realty and Improvement Co.
is a real estate and construction COM
pany.
The directors also authorized an in
ere in the capital stock of the
George A Fuller Co.. subsidiary.
in order to establish a securities cor
poration and to acquire limestone
quarries and a plant in Alabama, de-
tails of which will be announced
through the National City Co. next
week. Public offering will be made
of the new securities of the Fuller Co.,
directors of which meet tomorrow to
carry out the plans.
Evening star., 1927-12-14
DIVIDES STEEL ORDERS.

NEW YORK, December Ii P).-
The Missouri Pacific has distributed
orders involving $3.523,500. for rails,
tie plates and other track equipment
among Colorado Fuel & Iron, Illinois
Steel, Inland Steel, Tennessee Coal
Iron & Railroad Co. and Bethlehem
Steel. The Denver & Rio Grande
soon will order 10000 tons of rails
from Colorado Fuel & Iron.
Evening star., 1927-12-14

Halsey. Stuart & Co. and Graham,
Parsons & Co.. offer today $1,000, 900
Paramount Theaters (allied owners
corporation, a wholly owned subsid-
iary of realty associates, New York;
serial per cent debentures due Jan
uary 1, 1881 to 1941, inclusive. and
priced to yield from 60 to $50 per
lrant
Evening star., 1927-12-14
Financial Notes.

The annual meeting and educational
sessions of the Stable Money Asso-
citation will be held at Hotel Washing.
ton, December 27-30. The aims Of the
organization are to promote stabiliZa'
ton of the purchasing power of
money.
The First National Bank Of West
New York declared a Christmas bonus
Of 100 per cent in salary to all who had
been with the institution a year or
more.
Stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Railroad showed gain of 235 during
November bringing total on Decem-
Der to 1852, compared with 142,'
277 on November l and 140.379 on De
cember !, 1926.
Evening star., 1927-12-14
Barber & Ross Dividend Voted.
Federal Storage Disbursement.

The directors of the Federal Storage
Co. met yesterday afternoon and de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
OF per cent on the company's pre-
Ierred stock. 1t is payable on January
10 TO stockholders of record at the
close OF business on December 81, ac-
coroing to announcement today by
President E. K. Morris.
Evening star., 1927-12-14

CHICAGO, December IA @.-But.
ter unchanged; receipts, 6.533 tubs.
Eggs lower; receipts, 2,030 cases
flrsts. 40: ordinary firsts, 32a36.
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Legal Notices

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
l. COLUMBIA. October 81, 1927.-Notice ID
hereby given that in accordance with the
I'm the permanent system of highways con.
he fiscal year ended Jane g. iSi4 tPub Sic
March, 4. 1918, as amended BY an Act ap.
Igroyed April 80. 1926 Public Act No. 1853.
I69th Congress) the Commissioners of the
ing in the. Board Room of said Commits.
lsloners on November 10. 1927 at 10 O'Clock
Ia. M. to all persons interested or owning
lland within the territory affected by pro-
iposco changes IN the plan of said perma.
Ihent system OF highways, described as fol:
lows. viz: /. Property. in the. northwest
tween ,Rittenhouse Street and Daniel Road.
tine location OF which win be affected by
ec change in ths north
tween Garfield Street and Massachusetts
Avenue. a portion of which is proposed to
be eliminated from the highway plan:
within the territory bounded BY Weary
Street on the north Connecticut Avenue on
the east. Quebec Street on the south, and
the northeast section located within the ter. r.
rltory bounded by Allison Street on the
no n south tt Dakota Avenue and 18th Street
and Sargent Road on the vest. s. Property
n the northeast section located within the
ter territory bo gnt By Channing Street on
northeast, New York Avenue on the south.
and Bladensburg Road on the west. Plans
showing proposed changes in the highway
plan of streets within the territory described
above are or. display IN the office Of the
Surveyor OF the District OF Columbia. Room
400: District Building. and may be exam.
lned by interested parties during business
hours prior to the hearing Such plans will
also be displayed al the hearing. and the
commissioners will consider any suggestions
or protests concerning the proposed Oh ranges
az shown on above mentioned plans.
|PRQCToR l. DOUGHERTY. SIDNEY r.
ITALIAFERRo W B.. LADUE Commits.
doners Of the District Of Columbia.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY, Nov. To-
Arrangements for the eleventh an
nual Red Cross membership drive
by the Arlington County Chapter
American Red Cross will be COM
pleted at q meeting Of the executive
committee tomorrow night at the
chember OF commerce rooms in the
Racker Building.
The quota for the. chapter this
year has been set at $1,000.
Walter q. Varney, corporation at
Gorney for the town Of Potomac left
today for Richmond, Va, where he
will appear before the court OF
appeals to argue the petition of
J. "A. Brown and c. c. Collins for
writ OF prohibition against the
mayor Of Potomac, William Kley.
steuber.
The board of directors Of the
Arlington County Chamber of Com
merce win hold special meeting
tonight which merchants OF the
county will attend.
According to Milford Wits, secre-
tarM these joint meetings will be
held each month to discuss ways
and means of obtaining more CO.
operation between the chamber and
the business interests.
Plans are completed for the enter
fainment and dance to be given to-
morrow night in the Odd Fellows
Hall at Clarendon under the auspices
OF the Lyon Village Citizens Associa-
tion. The proceeds will go to the
community house building fund.
President Monroe H. Stockett an.
nounced the appointment Of special
committee on Zoning to assist the
coming commission appointed by the
board of supervisors. The COM
mittee consists of Forrest Steig,
chairman; H. N. Crichton, George De
Vaughn, r. Snyder Bowman and
n. F. Smith.
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Meeting-District OF Columbia Life
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Roll call-Sibley Hospital, Rust Hall,
D. m.
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Hospital.
st. N. W.
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Garfield Hospital.
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George Matthew wiltshire, 81, and
Ruth Snead Rodden, Is. both of Rich
mond. The Rev. W. A. Lambeth.
Ollie Lee wigginton, 81, and Martha
Muriel Weaver, IS. both Of Berwyn
The Rev. H. w. Tolson.
Luther II. Adair. A., and Clara L.
Fielder, 80. The Rev. A. e. Spielman
James Posey, IS, and Lillian May
Jefferson, IS. The Rev. G. Brown.
Allen A. Reid, Al, and Rebeccs
Clark, 40. The Rev. J. A. Carter.
Thomas I. Bashaw, jr., %. and Leila
Virginia Henley, Fl. The Rev. ]. E.
Briggs.
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Clark, "a. The Rev. william Moore.
Edward H. Michel, 40, and Isienen
Fem, 80, both of New Orleans. The
Rev. j. S. Montgomery.