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FOR SAI.F-HOJTSES.

BEST BUY IL NORTHEAST.
electric lights. $3.50.
WASTE dsfP' 4 70 1FWEY. 1fF9W5lEY
1105 Vermont Ave. NV N. 10260,
NEAR 1st AND X SITS. N.W.--S RMS.
bath eeG newly papered ,ie9 and paint 9noT
for garage; price very reasonahie-
P 1i67 Il TAdsaE, E7d II \ Nc. 4.
525 FERN ST NV.
Practically new det stucco built by owner
occupant: large rooms. hwd. floors, chest
mt trim. fireplace; Immaculate condition
on terms. property clear; consider small row
house in exchange, Main 1860. Line o115.
CHEVY CHASE-SI175O
with built-in Tub and pedestal lavatory; large
front porch priced lower than any house IN
Can oWNER. Cieve a3-w
ST NV. NEAR 5th sT HOUSE OF
2 rooms laundry. gas eiec,, hot water heat. neat,
!9rgs'T garage "a darsl 9%i in rear PTice ss5o00d.
cHRs. 1fFats :. sHREvE. 1a22 Conn. ave. NV
BROOKLAND.
124s Hamlin s. neii-pettiachsd sii- Iti L. home s,ao o.
& zig large rooms M dt de saf 10 t earase
Beautiful flowers and shrubs.
Priced {or quick sale at S9,%6o,
wAPIE & LEWsEY.
1105 Vermont Ave. NV. NJ =. 1850
Nine-ro6m m house. Use hotWater heat and elec
trIc lights: acre Of ground. garage. chicken
"0}G This property S, can be sold very reasonably
% Cal Main as9Q for inspection; .,.. co
WM. II. SPIGNUL REAL ESTATE co,
t4l5 Eve 81. Nv. -
1900 BLOCK 10Th ST.
A substantial brick building with 20
water heat: can be easily remodeled
into apartments; The owner Is anXloGs
Offer. e3 1s'' ""' WA ''''''''
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO. INcs
SPLENDID sEMT-DETACHED BRICK HOME
built and occupied by owner as his home
room. 5dTa i3 Kitchen p"' IND foor bedrooms and
bath 3rd floor 9 bedrooms: Hot-water heat
for garage. On Lamont st. NV between
18th and pFpv lSth For pasEteg1iarsc pp9sgaT1i co apply
a26 18Th ST NV.
1921 MORRISON ST CHEVY CHASE. p c.
An exceptional lvable home. containing
rooms aud bath. h-wEsh, elee, lights: al
modern convenience This home l. SEMI
detached House n k lot III 5oSe SdIec Won serSSe
been papered and painted throughout. Price
and terms III upon FeaueS55., y, FOR itSpeeti"o >"
1901 18TH st. = 80 Ph NJ 6sss.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN
ExcELLENT NORTHWEST SECTION
A large O-FOaN COtOutat~lNHE lAbt4e tAAf.1
bath with built-in tub aud shower. hot
water heat electric lghts front breakfast i,t
heated and lighted garage See this home
today Terms can be arranged to suit YOU
ST24-J between nm and n.nl.------
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$685. 10th st. n.w.-20 4; wide: natursl sI
ms uorches glass inolosed deep lot TO alley.
This home IL offered at bargain price for
immediate sale SS.950. Terms very Tea"
sonable, .
110S Vermont Ave. NV. NJ. logo.
10 SNAIL HOUSES ALWAYS RENTED.
in northwest section: good reproducing
property. on ground that is increasing IN
value
Rio interest on equity,
win sell Eve to customer.
WM II, SPIGNUL REAL ESTATE Co,
14I5 Eye ST NV
Phone Main 3S99
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SEVEN ROOMS: MODERN: ONE ACRE
fruit trees garage very attractive and a
bargain at $40 ner month. Glencarlyn. Va.
AXIOM
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LODRIDGE. u. {

~ II n FDNII-f y y
paving city. viii seU his Sroom
TED in desirable section of this
lbnrb Fully detached: Oh LOT -
f4 large sunny bedrooms, ample
ske h-W b 3-car brick garage.
s1rice. Convenient terms.
BODWARD & NIETH.
u r. I. Ave. NE. North 80
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To Own a Splendid Home Site in Picturesque
UNIVERSITY PARK
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RF\T-STRTTRRAN PROPERTY

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
NTNE-R00M HOUSE. NEWLY DECORATED,
large giazed.in sleeping porch and large
glazed-in screened breakfast room; 2-car
garage, chicken house. garden space; some
fruit, rent reasonable to responsible party
possession June ! - Wine td ave. ave. HyIastts-
LEE HEIGHTS - TAFT AVE - HIGH
quiet. Modern, desirable 2-story house; at
tractively furnished, ami: butlt-in fea-
Ings and screens; garage: two short blocks
from trolley and . bus lines, available MAY
/ for 9 months SO, Clarendon 63s-J-2 q
ARLINGTON CO. VA--FUR. OR UNFUR.
new tile bungalow and garage or hpusekeep-
ing rooms. large grounds blocks from bus
miles out. :, Phone Clarendon S40-F-5. or
address Box LIS. star office. -
= PLEASANT ROOMS: AMI: GOOD CON
dition; lawn large porches; desirable local
ity concrete, road: high and l., graded schoo,s
iELS. 1446 y st. NV. North 915l.
IDEAL BROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW
Twin Oaks. Conduit rd. / miie this side Glen
for garden. chicken house: electricity and
screened-in porches. open.
EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, UNFrR.;
ami: on Columbia Pike: Is minutes from
downtown section: rent 500 month Cali
NEAR CLARENDON. VA.--5 RMS. WATER
rent to responsible parties; references re-
5233 AND 5243 sHERRIER PL. Nv
six rooms and bath. newly painted; cleo
rear cars S45 mo. North 3T34 -
SEVEN ROOMS. MODERN: ONE ACRE
fruit trees garage: very attractive and n
bargain at $40 ner month. Glencarlyn. Va.
r " McMAHQN i
s-ROoM HOUSE NEWLY DEC: NEAR
concrete boulevard close in elect, garage
paleutv land bus and trolley, $50. See Mr..
/ TPTMBLE sol 18th 81 nv
KFNSTNGTON MD.--S ROOMS AND BATH:
electricity furnace heat large corner lot :
shade trees: near cars: So5. Cleve. 2339~J
BUNGALoW--6 ROOMS; AMI. GARAGE:
/ ; minutes by auto: good location reason
able rent. Col sos.
NEW BUNGALOW JUST OUTSIDE DIS,
trLgt line; rent $40 per month. Call
LYON PARK VA--FLAT. 4 ROOMS. BATH.
and porch excellent location $40. Phone
Clarendon 1866. T.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW AMI 5021 WIS
consin ave. Apply after q pm. 10 owner
~
/ s-ROOM HOUSE. ANIL, GARAGE: TWO
large lots; fruit grapes. etc: $50.
Groom house modern. garage: S45.
acres. 5-room house, excellent water.
j. NJ. EARNEST. MI. RATNfER. MD.
1891 Bath st Hyattsville l446. -
! 5-RoOM BUNGALOW AMI; BELTS
Berwyn, Md.--5-room bungalow, fur
Hyattsville. Md. rooms ami; for sale
OF exchange for city property
J. r. DfGGLE.
1000 K st. NV.
Main ages. evenings Bprwyu 5:{-W %
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A SACRIFICE!
A dpe Groom bungalow. short distance
~ n T. ave: ami. large lot fruit and
garage II you are looking for nice home
act quickly. e,- -,
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co,
North S0s3 Hyatls. 12I-W.
221G r 7 Ave. =.
Prices. $3.50 and $500.
These homes are located u Takoma Park.
MD close 10 car line. short distance st0rp-
and churches They are three rooms and
bath and FIVE rooms and bath. furnace
hrat and electric lights. The cash pay
Inent aud the monthly payments @iii SUIT
the pocket Of the working man. fot terms
"''' ALIEN :. CLARKE Jf.
1888 q 81. NV.
Evening star., 1927-04-30

YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY

YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY
To Own Splendid Home Site in Picturesque
UNIVERSITY PARK
On the Washington-B Boulevard, Just Beyond
Hvattsvile,
AT A SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN PRICE.
The Board Of Directors University
The ula9agenent TO sta foT SPECIAL sALE-
Beginning April "a and Ending May 8, Inclusive
lots Section No vhr a
n price oor
I
modern improvements guaranteed where such i'm
Don't Forget This Sale Begins April p and Ends May s.
Inclusive.
TO THE HOME SEEKER:
Is handsome
Of aleadyha
the
Streets kept erupul ciea b he
Coneou now and e il
aedo ona
Handso
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in the
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.

IN MARYLAND ABOUT Is Nj. FROM y
G. Small furnished apartment, Apply Mr.
TORRES. p. o. Box 324. Philadelphia. Pa
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IDEAL BROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW
Twin Oaks Conduit rd. / mile this side Glen
Echo. overlooking river: 2 acres cultivated
for garden: chicken house: electricity and
snrnnnad-ir ltnrrhas. lA
Evening star., 1927-04-30

| Party leaving town will sacrifice 4-roon
+, bungalow, Don't fail 20 see tnis bargain
| ONLY 81 $50 500 cash and $50 mo.
| block of r. l. ave. By OWNER H3 ats
Evening star., 1927-04-30
FOR sALE-H0USEs.

One home contains e. tee other bia
bright rooms beautiful Tile master bath
shower pedestal Iavatory hudt-ia PeubfOis
tabs and Gxtares. bS front porch. ha9a
porch fHiiy screened. hardwood floors
throughout finest white pine trim, finished
ia ivory and m3hogarv beautiful c2st-hrass
colonial lighting fixtures. tasiefuiy finished
interiors; al hardware "a dgU brass open
.ype colonial staiyways: two dressers in
kitchen. ore on A1acs perch. large buiit-in
refrigerator. gray enameled gas range: hot
vate heat: autQUaaG hot-water hester
3uilt-i9 garage deep rear yards. large ironi
yards inclused hy decorative stone walls.
with vases for flowers and shrubDery.
HOMES WIRED TNDEE DIRECTION THE
ILLUMINATING ENGlNEEE or TIE
p p. 90.
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NEW BRICK HOME.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$3.50

This attractive new brick home, contains
All that can he desired IN Q modern spP4. .l4.
deiightfui suburb The rooms are we'll pro-
nortoned there is an open fireplace, "
living room hardwood floors. tile bath. not
hrgh: and pleasant Large lot 55xl2o feet
on a paved street with cement sidewalks
There is a GARAGE Convenient terms NAV
For appointment TO inspect, phone Main
gT10 or after 6 p m, Cleveland @9lo.
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SAI.F-SVIRURBAN PROPERTY
WO0ORIDCF y c

New detached stucco house. rooms tile
bath with built-in tub and shower; all hard,
wood floors Ii. W H.. open fireplace. Wei
built and conveniently located. Only SS.950
Shingle bungalow. 6 large rooms and bath
open fireplace: large lot. with trees and
shrubberv on improved street; $500 cash
New bungalow. 3 rooms. tile bath built
IA tub and shower; all hardwood floors:
h.-w.h: 81 $50: small cash payment and
S55 per month. -
WOODWARD & NIETH.
2104 R. L Ave NE, North 80.
INSPECT THIS BARGAIN.
North of woodside Nd, rear of Evans
Nursery 1th Street rd. I0-acre wooded
tract, imp. by . bungalows; one rented, $50
elec.. running water bath Price. $1,000
DR. BUCKINGHAM. eII5 14th St NV.
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1 NEAR CLARENDON EA--5 RMS. WATER
| and cleo: beautiful surroundings: moderate
! rent to responsible parties: references re-
/ 0uired Ciar S27-F-5. 30s
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EOR SAI.E---H0ITSES.

---
4 REAL BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: :
Varnum m sts Practically new modern brick
hot-water heat ELECTRICITY; gas s ana 1 oak
floors beautiful large front and . rear
Priced too low 10 quote but less than
ST 900 for quick sale; terms g suit. This
Brown. 400 Ii 4.
A PROMINENT BUILDER WHO HAS
three hous6a left out OF a large bullding
100 as a cash payment on the purchase of
the remaining houses. -, o,..,,,,.., ,ro
of attractive architecture and exceptionally
well constrncted ~ popaar ft
known 70 modern home building Address
BaN 2o1B star Office -
DIRECT FROM OWNER~-NEAR 18TH sT
Reservoir buses, cars. new school. detached
corner house. slate roof s rooms. large
closets attic, large living room with fire
piacc and French doors 10 large copper
screened porch, den wsh iayatory on first
floor metal weather eS1pped. screens and
awnings: newly decorateE attractive grounds
Low price for this location. Adams 107s
or Cos -
BY owNER-DETACHED FRAME BUNGA-
low type. ON east side Illinois ave. near
dining room bedroom. kitchen and lavatory
ON It floor two bedrooms, glassed-in sleep
ing porch Tiled bath and storage room ON
rage for 3 cars Price S12 800: substantial
reduction Tor cash. TO inspect. phone Adams
CoL0RED--I WILL SACRIFICE MY GOOD
Groom brick home: ami, S4.475i payable
$50 eaeh. balance $40 per month best
neighborhood; win sell first who conea.
Owner ON premises from 4 30 to o pm.
, daily See house 20 appreciate bargain.
513 9th st ne Franklin sSl0 Room 709,
14u6 G 81. NV. II
OFFER WANTED ON THE FOLLOWING
property. 62l Park rd 3family flats mod
eru 44l Park rd 9 rooms. rec. hall mod
erm 523 Lamont st.. q rooms. b.. cleo, etc.
GEORGE URGIOLO 501 Park rd. j.
over 81 900 eaa than paid for originally
il sold before MAY 81 Apply OWNER 631
Keefer III, NV. after Z pns~
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Three Auto Collisions
 On Week-End Reports

An automobile owned by Andrew Grekis of 266 Fairview street and driven by John V. Miller of the same address collided with car owned by James Flanagan of New York and driven by Frank Flana- gan of 479 Park street. about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the corner of Stanley and Park streets. Officer Edward B. Kiely reported that Miller was driving north on Stanley street and Flanagan was driving east on Park street when the cars collided. The damage was slight.
 A truck driven by Donald Calla- han of Al Francis street and Q car driven by Wladislaw Murzin of 24 Erwin Place figured in a collision al the corner of North and Oak streets about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Officer Alfred Tanguay reported that Callahan was driving west on North street and Murzin was going east and was about to turn into Oak street when the machines collided. The damage was slight.
 AS Samuel Gordon of 14S7 Stanley street was driving north on Stanley street about 2:15 yesterday after noon he brought his car to a sud den stop intending to turn into Francis street and caused Charles Baraglia of 916 East street. who was driving behind his car. to turn sharply to avoid a collision. Ben iamin Benjamin of PIP Campfield avenue, Hartford, was driving in the opposite direction and Baraglia's car sideswiped Benjamin's machine. Ser geant Flynn reported no cause for police action.
 Officer Peter McEvoy reported that as Philip Burkarth of 'o1 Wal nut street was driving his sister s car near the corner of Bassett street and Franklin Square last evening. it skidded and struck the curbstone, breaking the right front wheel and the right rear wheel.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
CHAMDERLIN AND
 LEVINE VISITING
 IN VIENNA TODAY
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noon. all of Bavaria apparently had turned out in their hono.. The fact that their visit to Munich was de- layed . week had no effect on the Bavarian enthusiasm. Here, too, po- lice cordons could not keep back the crowds that swarmed over the flying field. They surged about the Colum- bia as 1t landed and surrounded the airmen before the welcoming com mjttees could greet them. Finally, however, the Americans were extrl- cated from the mass of humanity md taken to the city hall to be icrmally welcomed by the lord mayor.
 Chamberlin and Levine flew from Berlin to Munich in less than five hours. Their trip from Munich to Vienna took about two hoArs. After d long series of functions in Vienna the aviators will visit Prague. Buda- pest, Warsaw, Zurich and Paris Lack of time made it necessary for them to decline innumero ble invita- lions to visit other cities and towns 1T. all parts of Euprope, ....
 They have made provisional ar rangements to sail for home on the i.eviathan, July 12.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
University Of Vermont

Burlington. Vt. June c0.-tPl- One hundred and eighty-four stu dents were given degrees in course at the 124th commencement today of the University of Vermont. Four honorary degrees were awarded and SS men commissioned lieutenants in the infantry and medical reserve corps.
 Honors were conferred as follows: Doctor of engineering. William John Wilgus. Wethersfield: doctor of di- vinity. Lewis Gaston Lsary, Ph. D.. author and preacher, Pelham Man. or, x. r.: doctor of laws. Nathaniel Albert Elshurg. New York city; doc tor of science, Clara Emerette Gary. M. D., Boston, Mass
 Mr Elsburg. an attorney, deliv- cred the commencement address. New foes and an old face"
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
UNIVERSAL CLUB OUTING
Landers, Frary & Clark Emplo,c Disport on Greensward at Chcrr. Park and Eat Chicken Dinner,

The Universal Club of Landers, Frary & Clark held it's annual out ing at Cherry Park on Saturday aft ernoon. About 300 members of the organization attended. Chickens were roasted at the park by an et icient crew of chefs recruited iron the members of the club under tn, direction of H. A. Travers. ...-
 Following the dinner. the sports committee. consisting Of William Nenberg. Ed Folhardt. Harry Gron- back and Walter Tierney supervised the following program:
 Sack race: Hicks, first: Vincent second. Three legged race, Neec. and Bruemmer.. first; Chadland anl Morrison. second. Potato race. Maitz. first; Fitzpatrick, second. Fat Mans race, Maitz. first: Chevalier. second. 100 yard dash. Bliss Clark. first: Hicks, second Handicapped 10 yards.)
 In the baseball games that fol- lowed the sports the Landers team trimmed both the Aluminium divi- sion team and the New Hartford squad.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Lindy Graves Rent

St Louis, June 20 R-Sheltered from the acclaim of roaring cro"ds Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh rested today after one month Of unparai- leled adulation following his trans Atlantic flight in the Spirit of St. Louis"
 The conaueror of the north Alt iantic air is tired. Last nlgnt When lo.00O of his fellow citizens crowd- ed the Municipal theater, he sat through the first act Of Princess Pat" and then left. but not before he had been coaxed to appear for a moment upon the stage.
 Today was the first that he was not at the beck of welcoming committed; the first when he was not . part of elaborately planheo ceremonies; the first when he was able to step down from the spot light of undivided public attention into that of Slim .Lindbergh, f'ier and a son of beloved mother. Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh.
 The last whirl of greeting ended yesterday when more than 10o,ooo persons gathered at Forest park. to see Colonel Lindberg fly his silver plane in widening circles and later to hear him speak of the future Of 'aviation.
 Mrs. Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh planned to return to Detroit today. Colonel Lindbergh will etay at the home of Harry F. Knight in St.. Louis county for few days until his plans are more definite. Then he expects to find place to live in St. Louis.
 He has made no arrangements concerning his future. Thousands of invitations to fly his ship to other cities lie unaccepted. Tuesday night he will, attend banquet of the Industrial club here. In an ad- dress yesterday he gave hint Of what his future course may be when he said:
 "St. Louis is in position to be the center of air lines in the United States. With cooperation we can put St. Louis where it belongs as the center of aviation in this coun- try"
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

and achieved some real results. Now there arc three models in the Los Angeles Junior Museum exhibit and all who attend tho exhibit are congratulating the lad on the ex- cellence of the work.
 There is . bust of his sister. six year old Ann Leo and ono of his mother. The third is . model of tho U. s. s. Constitution" "Old Iron sides"
 Merwin is in the A grade at the Arlington Heights school. Los An geles. He lives with his parents at 2l00 South Bronson street, that city.
 'I want to be a sculptor when l
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Don't Suffer
 From Piles New Treatment Must Give Relief or Money Refunded.

It's foolish to suffer any longer from the cruel tortures of bleeding, itching piles. Here's marvellous new discovery that cools, soothes and Is actually guaranteed to ban ish all traces Of pilos-or no cost.
 No harmful drugs. No cocaine or opium. Just pleasant, natural method of restoring the healthy condition Of the infamed, bleeding membranes. Stops bleeding. stops itching. Enables you to walk, run. or even ride horseback without the tortures of pile agony. Lubricates, softens. heals the broken blood ves- sells and prevents irritating dis charges from hardening. Helps to relieve constipation and in that way clears the way for complete freedom from the stabbing, itching agonies of piles. The amazing new, quick acting discovery is called Prox and is for sale at all drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
At Smith College

Northampton. Mass. June.-tP3- President William Allan Nelson of Smith college presented three hon. orary degrees at the forty ninth commencement exercises and was in turn given S1.000 and a travelling bag by the alumni council in recog- milton of ten years service as head of the institution.
 Those given degrees were: Eliza beth Sprague Coolidge. Washington. D. C., patron of music. and Jean Kenyon Mackenzie, author, poet and missionary in West Africa, master of arts; Alice Hamilton, NJ. D., assistant professor of industrial medicine. Harvard university, doc tor of science.
 President Ada Comstock of Rad cliffe college. formerly dean of smith, presented President Neilson's pi
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
RAP TRAIN CONNECTION
Railroad Patrons Forced to Leave Here at SPA p. m. to Get New. port Train at 4:O1.

Much dissatisfaction is being ex- pressed by New Britain people who travel back and forth between this city and New York, at the lack of convenient connections for train S9, Boston to New York.
 In order to catch that train New Britain people must leave here at SPA ?. m.. arriving in Berlin at s:S1 D. m.. and waiting a full half hour for the New York train. which is due at 4:01.
 Although there is no train from New Britain to Berlin between SPA and the time the 4.01 goes through, another train leaves New Britain at 4:OS. seven minutes later. to con- meet with train from New York to Boston. This train is due at Ber- lin at 4:15. and is the last train from New Britain to Berlin before the New York bound train goes through Berlin at 4:50. a full 35 minutes later. A train from New Britain to Berlin leaves here at 4:49 arriv. ing there at 4:56, five minutes after the New York train goes through.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

this city. was announced Saturday evening at . bridge party given by MrA Durham and. Mrs M. E. Stickels, . sister of Hiss Durham at the Durham home. There were 24 guests present.
 Miss Durham h . graduate of the New Britain High school. cla0 1918. and is in the office of Dr. George w. Dunno MT. Wells Is also a graduate of the New Britain High school. class 1918. He attended Storrs col- lege.
 The couple will make their future home in Sarasota. Florida. after their marriage in the near future.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
TROOP | VICTORY BANQUET

Troop f. B. s. A., will hold it's 18th annual victory banquet in the First Congregational church dining room on Friday evening in celebration of it's recent victory in the annual field meet of the local Boys Scout coun- cil. Euclid Hartung will be toast master, and a fine program is being arranged. The medal awarded an nually to the boy who has been of the most service to the troop will be presented at that time and. the win ner of the sheiking contest con ducted by the Trail troop paper. will he announced. The officers of the local council and of the church. as well as the families of the boys have been invited. Girls from the Young Peoples society will be waitresses.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
NORMAL SCHOOL PROGRAM
Charles l.. Ames of State Board of Education Will Present Diplomas to Class Tomorrow.

Charles l.. Ames, a member Of the state board of education. will give the address and will present diplomas to members of the gradu- ation class at the New Britain State Normal school at exercises to be held tomorrow in the schools auditorium.
 The program follows: Hymn-Morningto Songs-Boys' Glee club of the Camp
 school.
 A School Problem-presented by Priscilla Darlington. Bernadette Campbell, and Hildegarde Hausmap of the graduation class. assisted by children of the fifth and sixth grades of the training schools. Songs-Normal School Glee club. Presentation of diplomas-Charles
 l.. Ames.
 America
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
BOY ONLY 10 YEARS OLD
 WINS FAME AS SCULPTOR
Merwin Shurberg, Formerly of this City, Offered Scholarship in Cal.
 ifOrnia Art School

New Britain threatens to enter another representative into the Hall of Fame-a very young representa- tive. but all the more reason why New Britain should be proud of him -Merwin Shurberg. 10 year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Shurberg. of Los Angeles. California and for merly of Columbia street. this city. having received an offer for a scholarship in California art school as the result of his astounding prog ress in the field of sculpture.
 Merwin Shurberg is only 1 o years old, but already he has three speci- mems of his sculpture on public ex- hbtion.
 Last Christmas Merwins mother gave him some clay. just to play with
 That was the start of his ambi- tion 10 become one of the leaders in the art of modelling. He toyed about with the plastic materials and his work grew always better.
 Then he went at it in earnest