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FOR sALE--HOUsEs.

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9Th ST. Ne: BET. L AND, M---ExcELLENT
sspd!:on sspsss ,li ih6sbs "a bas-wh' porehess and
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1900 i.t 81, sE5--DET. FRAME: 9 rms;
| HENRY. 300 Pa. ave. Sc Line: III.
ASK ABOUT THIS MODERN HOME NEAR
h~..w'h.: ~ sG'15o. West sass evenings s. =.
ONLY 81, 750--NEw NV. BUNGALOW;
rms. and b.; h.w.h. eiec.: near cars; easy
ao,, s ANCHOR REALTY cosP~, ~,oos.
$50 4 MONTH.
house on these unusual terms: modern and
N''Tr rHos. +. FARRELL CO.. OWNERS.
7sl 10th st. NV. Main 1ee.
| DETACHED BUNGALOW.
rooms, baths: garage; large lot. di-
rectly across from St; Gshriers Church. 511
WAITER 4. DUNCAN. .
| 925 10Th 81. NV. Main 409S.
1928 sth NV - LARGE GROOM SEMI.
detached DUNCAN brick house with Gear gs-
t rage.
216 18th NE.--5-room brick with gear
garage: first commercial.
| STONEBRAKER. Main 0427.
BRICK. 6 ROOMS, BATH. AMI: GA
THos. E. JAsRELL Co. OWNERS.
8 ROOMS. INCLOsED PORCHEs: BUILT
in garage: iust off 18th ST.. in excellent
location. 1899 Upshur st. NV. Price.
io. o.. 30, y. WAITER A, DUNCAN. .oo.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

DETACHED BRICK
On large corner lot; good NV. section, fac
ing boulevard; baths; Scar garage. Owner
moving West. must sell NOW.
FISCHER & MANNAKEE,
1910 Vermont Ave. Main sos
Adams 0SO A ftar n p NJ
Evening star., 1927-05-27

Beautiful colonial type brick home 90 n,
wide. with covered front porch. splendidlv
located between two beautiful avenues in q
stores schools, churches and car lines. 9
large rooms tiled bath. electricity, Gear ga
in excellent condition. A real opportunity
to buy home in this yonderful section at
sonahte terms Call Afiantic 162a.W.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

NEAR 14th ST. CAR BARN
BRICK. ROOMS, BATH. ANIL: GA
RAGE
Evening star., 1927-05-27
PRICED 70 SELL AT oNCE.

A wonderful home In the most desirable
restricted northwest community large
rooms, 4 big bedrooms. white tiled bath
large covered porchess pantry and garage.
This home 10 in splendid condition and mod
estry brick. 20xS5 IT,. has an attractive ex.
terror and in floor, plan and arrangement
leaves nothing 70 be desired IN comfort and
respect. and is priced 10 sell at once, Will
arrange terms. Call Lincoln 700b-W.
Evening star., 1927-05-27

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS RESIDENCE,
near 10th and Kalarama rd. containing 10
maids room and bath in basement: instsn..
taneous heater. Gear brick garage: vacant
immediate possession: price. S23.5OO;
redI ooy. III r.nrrn nA.1.An
Evening star., 1927-05-27
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

CONDUIT RD-. JUST ACROSS D. G. LINE.
; rooms, bath. screened sleeping porch. all
modern improvements. Cleve. 1851. 29s
VA HIGHLANDS-BUNGALO FIVE
rooms bath garage: owner reserving one
room: near cars: ami: sag so. Z. MILLS.
l25 Frazier ave- Va Highlands.
Evening star., 1927-05-27
ARE LOOKING

FKIIE, S0,/JIt--NbxJU LtfoII.
ON such terms as these no one wanting an
inexpensive home. desirabiy located In nearby
Virginia can afford 10 miss this opportunity,
Groom house: front and side porchea: elec.
Lot 42xiiO: good street and sidewalk.
"a. T. ROBINSON,
6I4-6I5.Sl6 Bond Bldg,
14th IL N. 81. Ave.
AkNiH F4Hs
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

wire chiefs desk where they expect to place the silver loving cup offered by the acident prevention board of the telephone company for the best team i'll the state.
 Due to an illness from which he is recovering, Mr. Stammers was not present last evening. and the pro- gram was in charge of Line Fore man John W. Jack" Kline. and Harold Josephs, president of the Employees council. Twoi squads operated at the same tinfe, fellow employees having volunteered as patients.
 Banquet Rates 100 Per Cent
 The affair was held at the Nor den bungalow and followed the an nual dinner of the plant men. The men prepared and cooked their own dinner, which was equal to If not better than the average banquet, did their own serving, and, much to the surprise of certain skeptical wives, actually washed the dishes. The menu was characteristicall masculine, in that there was food enough for 100 men, while not more than 20 were present, and wound up with four kinds of cake and three kinds of pie. A decided improve ment over the average banquet was the fact that there were no speeches and nobody tried to sing.
 The list of imaginary injuries up- on which the teams practiced ran all the way from electric shocks to
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
WIFE SLAYER SAYS
 BRIDE ASKED DEATH
KanSan Relates Story Of Murder
 to Avoid Maternity

Eureka, Kas, Dec. GP-Ivan M. Hart, on trial for the murder Of his bride of three weeks, Mabel Mar mont Hart today told dramatically in court how his wife begged him to keep his promise to kill her be- cause she feared motherhood and he finally gave up 10 her entreaties.
 She craved death," Hart said. When We Were srgag ged she made ne promise that if she ever became an eNpectant mother l would kill her"
 Her throat slashed, Mrs. Hart, who was -S years old, was found dead July in an automobile in lovers Lane" country road. She had worked here as q railroad telegraph operator.
 Hart. who is 20. q former bank employe, asserted his bride had threatened "to go down town and commit suicide in the most disgrace ful way possible" if he didn't kill her.
 On the fatal day" after driving to "Lover's Lane" he said, she be- gan urging him 10 kill her and Hart
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

replied he couldn't because he had no weapon. Then. he continued. she took from behind the cushion of tho seat an old knife he had used to clean spark plugs.
 Use this" she whispered, press ing it into my hand.
 T felt myself dazed as if my mind was leaving me. I raised the knife and put its blade against her throat. Then she stroked my cheeks with her hand and said, almost with ectsasy, it seemed: Oh, Ivan, I love you
 T slashed the knife across the throat. Then l got out of the car. slashed my own throat and wrists, and got back in the car to await death. II came too slowly, so start ed 10 walk to the river, thinking l could drown myself. On the way the loss Of blood weakened me, I drop ped in the briar patch, where I was found"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
LEAGUE WILL SEEK
 PEACE IN POLAND
Plans Survey Of Boundary Along
 Lithuania

London, Dec. P)-The Geneva correspondent of the Daily Tele- graph says termination Of the state Of war that has existed between Lithuania and Poland since the oc- equation of Wilma in 1920 will be recommended to the League of Na- uons council tomorrow.
 "The real question at the root of the dispute, namely the occupation of Wilma by Poland, remains unset tied until March, the correspon- dent says of the Lithuanian Polish controversy. The proposals to be submitted to the council, he asserts, are:
 One-Poland shall agree to recog- nize the full and complete indepen- dence of Lithuania as a sovereign state.
 TWo--The present so called state Of war shall cease and more normal relations shall be established, which, however, need not mean the resump- tion of consular or diplomatic rela- tons. but must bring about reopen ing of railway, postal and tele- graphic traffic. as well as transmits sion of traffic through Lithuania and Poland 10 neighboring countries.
 Three-Appointment of commis- sion by the league council to visit both sides of the frontier and re- port regarding the alleged mobiliza- tion of troops by Poland and the ex- istence of irregular armed bands which have been molesting the frontier villages. responsibility for which each country accuses the other.
 A correspondent of the Associated Press after a tour of one hundred miles along the demarcation line to the north and northwest of Wilma found all to be peaceful. The iron tier was indicated by sticks to which bundles of straw were tied. There
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

On white topped table In room in New Britain last evening a man lay swathed in bandages. A group of his fellow workers stood around the table.
 A man, his coat off and his sleeves rolled up, who apeared to be In charge, announced that the "pa- tient" had a compound fracture of the skull, a fracture of the right thigh, with blood squirting from a ruptured artery, a sprained ankle, three fractured ribs, electric burns of the head und face and was suffer- ing from shock.
 Five minutes later, the same pa- tient, who from a list of injuries had every right in the world to be the customer of his favorite under taker, was rolling across the floor, minus his bandages, calmly smoking a cigarette and bearing no signs of injury or illness.
 No, it was not a modern miracle neither was it a movie film. It was a first aid demonstration following the annual dinner of "the plant men" connected with the local branch of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.,, and was q re- hearsal of the first aid methods used by the company.
 The local men, who have been drilled under the instruction of Wire Chief Thomas F. Summers, will compete in state aid contest and have already selected the srot on the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
Sl0,O00,0O0 FUND
 FOR SALOON FIGHT
Kresge Head to Match First
 Half Million

Washington, Dec. 9.-tP)-A $10,- o0o,000 fund will be sought by tke Antl-Saloon league to finance. during the next five years the activities of its new department of publicity and education.
 Announcement that this would be attempted was made tonight by Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington, director of the department, at the dinner end ing the leagues convention. It i'm mcdiately brought forth an offer from s. s. Kresge of Detroit to match from his own pocket the first half million raised.
 Declaring he thought it Good business to put the booze business out of business" the head of the kresge chain of 5 and 10-cent stores offered to aid in raising the fund. His announcement brought the din- CTS to their feet cheering. Then they sang Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow"
 MT. kresge was the first to an nounce a willingness. to contribute to the fund.- but later the Rev. Howard H. Russell of Westerville, Ohio, birthplace of the Anti-Saloon league, announced an anonymous pledge of s12,O0o annually for five years.
 William F. Cochran of Baltimore, offered s50,o0o. to be paid over a five-year period, and r. NJ. Jackson of Birmingham. Ala, s1,00o annual ly for five years.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09

snake bites and tainting spells. It in- cluded a number Of amusing inci- dents. Al one time Mir. Kline order ed practice on fractured thigh. One team getting a few seconds start on the other. confiscated all the spliuts. Not to be outdone the other team bound up the alleged broken leg with the ianitor's broom, leaving the straw part extend be- yond the foot
 At another time the patient was supposed 10 have a punctured abdomen. Asked the proper method oG giving first aid in this case, one brilliant lincman shouted "Nulcanize it," The patient objected.
 No Use Painting Now
 Significant was the fact that no treatment, even faiuting or snake bites permitted certain alleged remedy popular a few years ago. old timers in inc group recalled the days when no first aid kit was con- plete without flask Of whiskcy. Now they say the use of intoxicating stmulants in any manner while on duty, wcther as q beverage or a medicine, means instant dismissal.
 The tests brought out the fact that s5 per cent of the New Britain men hold American Red Cross certifi- catcs attcsting 10 the fact that they passed examinations and are ac- cepted as qualified first aid experts. New Britain also holds the unique record of no lost time from acci- dents in five years.
 The state contests are handled on the elimination basis. Groups from New Britain. Winsted, Torrington, Bristol, Windsor Locks, Manchester and Hartford will compete in the preliminaries some time this month. ! This will be for the district cham pionship. Later in the month the district champions will meet al New | Haven for the state pionship.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
CHICAGO DEBATE CANCELLED

Chicago, Dec. 9.-fP-The Eng fish debating team which hoped to talk over the Pro-British history business with Mayor Thompson yes- terday was disappointed but it was not because the dehaters didn't try. We arrived in Chicago early in the morning. explained Frank Dar- cd so long to see Mayor Thompson. who seems to be very busy man, that We missed our train to Rock lord. IL. where We had a debate scheduled.
 Also, two of my colleagues are Scotch-and there was a bargain sale Of history books"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
Common Council to Act
 On Death of Dr. FrOmen

Councilman Samuel Sablotsky has filed with the city clerk for action at the next meeting of the common council, resolution to appoint a committee of three members to take action on the death Of Dr. Ernst T. Fromen. The councilman reminds of Dr. Fromen's service to the city as school committeeman, on the health board and in his practice of medicine and surgery.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
PROFESSOR TO MAKE DEBIT

New Haven, Dec. 9 Rl-Music lovers of this city publicly informed by Professor William Lyon Phelps, of Yale university. today that at tho Sunday afternoon concert of the New Haven Symphony orchestra, of which he is president, Carl Loh- mann, university secretary will make his first professional appear ance here as a singer. He will sing Wotan's farewell and Magic Fire music from the opera Die Walkure.
 Prof. Phelps said that Mir. Loh- mann has splendid voice and is an artist of great intelligence. Except to intimate friends apparently 1t had not been known that Mr. Lohmann was studying grand opera roles.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
are no trenches, barbed wire nor

are no trenches, barbed wire nor cannon.
 At intervals rough sentry boxes face each other at 150 yards dis tance. Various sections of the 240O Polish guards spread out along the SG0 miles of frontier are equipped with machine guns each. which has never been in action.
 The officers Of both sides occa- sionally meet in the lonely block houses to play cards. Smugglers oc- casionally give trouble and are fired on by both Lithuanians and Poles.
 Jeronimos Pleshkaitis, leader of the so called Lithuanian emigres, opponents of Premier Waldemaras of Lithuania, told the Associated Press correspondent in Wilma that Lithuania was weakened by in ternecine strife.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
No Argument Planned

Geneva, Dec. 9 tP-That Premier Pilsudski of Poland and Premier Waldemaras of Lithuania would face one another in an open meet ing of the league of nations coun- cil was regarded as unlikely here today.
 Pilsudslli. it was thought. would merely hold conversations with members of the league council in- dividually on the Lithuanian-Po Polish dispute.
 Because of the high tension of the relations between the two coun- tries and the very bitter personal attack Pilsudski is credited with having made upon Waldemaras in an interview through the Polish Telegraph agency. influential mem- bers of the council have advised against bringing the two premiers together.
 Efforts are being made to reach a compromise through intermedi- aries rather than risk an acrimoni- ous puk lie debate before the coun- ell,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-09
American Legion Will
 Meet This Evening

A regular meeting of Eddy-Glover post, American Legion. will be held at Legion hall Washington street. this evening at o'clock It is eX- pected that a preliminary report on the recent show will be presented. Routine business will be discussed.
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