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BUFFALO STOPS TOLEDO.

BUFFALO. October 8 CP.-Buffalo,
International League pennant win.
ner. took the third game of the
little world series" from Toledo.
American Association champion, yes.
terday, to 2. Fisher got home
run for Buffalo. with one on base,
in the first Toledo now has won
tw, games and Buffalo one
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RECORD FOR FINAL WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

NEW YORK, October 3 (R.-The
weeks record of major league teams
Including yesterdays games) for
games won, lost, runs scored, hits,
errors and opponents runs:
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MILLIONS FOR SPORT.

Sport lovers in New York City spend
upward of SAG 1000, 900 a year for vari-
Gus athletic events.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 50: Missions %.
San Francisco. 80. Oakland. 4-10.
Seattle 9-3. Hollywood. 6-5.
Los Angeles 6-S: Sacramento 20.
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IT'S ALL OVER NOW
pHII.ADEJ,PUIA.

Philadelphia. ...... %
Washington ~
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wANTED-SALESaIEN.

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the right man. Call Mr.. G.. A. Bruech. Room
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REAL BABY CHICK BARGAINS-Rods
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statesmen.

Old established real estate
firm, with extensive "up-to-the-
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ties, desires services of three
earnest men, with or without
previous experience. We train
you and give full cooperation
and assistance for your best
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Star office.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

AMATEURS wanted for contests. two the
sters this week Apply Capital Booking
0fice. 81 18th e.. n.@. II.
sATlEsMEN in other lines who can learn
real estate business have opportunity OF doq.
taste at selling subdivision. training and
sietance given beginners.
Call at l4OO New YORK ave. ana ask 1or
Mr.. Upton. -, ,rr~,.r
1405 New York Ave- Main 1145
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

File Clerk Examination.
Both men and women, Prepare this week
for this examination. CiyI Service Prepsgs-
FFs 1850.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

IS In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
viii be withheld. as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fiide answers to advertisements
addressed TO box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
60 advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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1927 Hudson Coach, dem 1915
1926 Hudson Coach. ..... $50
1925 Hudson Coach. ...... AIS
1926 Essex Coach. ..... 395
1925 Essex Coach. ...... Us
1924 Essex Coach. ...... $50
1923 Ford Sedan ..... 50
1925 Chevrolet Coach. go. 800
1925 Chevrolet Sedan. 80. 395
1924 Ford Sedan ......... Us
1923 Buick Coupe ..... 375
1923 Hudson Speedster. -. Us
1925 Overland Coach. $50. $50
1926 Ford Touring. ...... $50
1923 Willys-Knight tour e.. 1916
1924 Oldsmobile touring
(sport) ........ 195
1924 Ford Touring. ..... 125
1924 Hudson Coach. ...... 800
\ 80 Other Bargains.
LIBERAL TERMS.
Remember the address-1722
l. ST, just west of Connecticut
ave.
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FOR sALE--AUTOMoBILEs

OOntinutu.1
sdaps Sa Sds Egoo @s. re crsSs
Fyrac spotlight. bumpers and many other
Kalorama -
TRUCK. CHAsSIS-Do you ,want a good
low npkeep, light truck we have lo gVr
serve you a. trucks for years. Investigate.
1fn7 Kalorama I'd. NV --
WTLLYs-KNTGHT-Iig six model 20. g
pass INCLUDING oSRRSer; snd s spaae
snteG and vii Wilt ~. S'GHT u q $500
G csYlsnef s55 4 q s e. ".ere Main oso
AUToMo BILES by auction at, Weschlers,
gig Pa; s 4C NV" every wednesday ana
NOTICE THESE SPECIALS
Studebaker Roadster .............$ $50
Buick 4-pass. Coupe. ...,........... 175
Buick Sport Roadster. "a, ....... AIS
Chandler Speedster. late model. ....... 100
Cleveland Sport Touring ...-...... t25
Stndehaker Touring Big six. ...,.... rs
Pa kari Chassis, twin six new tires $50
Haynes Sport Touring ............. 90
Chevrolet Baby Grand ............. Is
Eord donrlng 1874 .-'..'......... SO
Maxwell Roadster, i024 .:.,........ is
W wiz Sedan ....'.....,....:.... $50
Buick 7-pass. Sedan, .,...-..,...... $50
Lexington Touring late model. ....... $50
wintou Touring. 8-cyl ............. 100
Hudson Coach, body 1a23. .....:. 81
Buick '22 Touring .,......,.....,.. $50
Franklin 4-pass. Roadster .......... $50
ROBERT i HERs6 eS AUTO ExcHANGE.
90 Florida Ave. NE. North lo40s.
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HUDSON-ESSEN.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS COMPANY,
USED CAR DEPARTMENT

1922 l. St, West of Conn. Ave.
Our prices are generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington. Many under
the Blue Book appraisal.
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District Sales Manager
with household utility experience capable
handling statesmen, organizing dealers. and
working with dealers. Write giving phone
number. Address Box 62-B. Star Office.
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HITCH YOUR WAGON TO
A STAR - EARN MORE
THAN $1,000 THIS YEAR.
Opportunity doesn't knock
at ALT walks right in, if you
happen to be alive, alert, am
bilious and a plugger. The
most progressive automobile
company in this vicinity has
openings for men who want to
get ahead. If you are the man
we have in mind, write, stating
full particulars, former and
present connections, etc. Ad-
dress Box 1904, Star Office.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK and general homework. email family
good T pSose t9 w sooa as %s9a 24l2 Pa
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. settled woman.
Phone eDI Lincoln f44s.. 0'''' - "0 Is" ~
GENERAL. HOUsEwORKER. must be neat
s enc fe 4ofo 18Th e stay s.sn's 0rins ie
and night work 2o4o Georeia ave, NV. :
GIRL. general homework plain cook; no
ouesata. Just of Chevy Chase Circle. down
Western ave. half block. turn right to Que
sata.
NURSE for 2 children, 3 and Az; stay
nights; experienced servant; foreigner pre-
ferred; references required; salary, sos TO
SbS oe 4 Esp s star once sRs state age Address
PANTRY WOMAN, eolored, reliable. expert
enced IN making salads. Apply kitchen
Chastleton Hotel, 18th and SITS. No tele-
WOMAN. white for general housework
Apply 42s 9Th 1t. Sc. rs
WOMAN 70, go TO New York for cooking
monthly and rooms fare paid ceye ASA
WOMAN 70 care for cqnvalescent, do general
housework: NO laundry; stay nights; 2
adults. 2140 g st. NV.
WOMAN for general homework in Chevy
Chase stay nights; family of L. Phone
N. 0Ou6eW0Tk:
over 40 Cali after 5. Mrs Burnette. 161i
NJ ct. NV.
YOUNG GIRL. for general housework in
family; stay nights. Col. $500. 5017 18th
SITUATION--MALE.
ACCOUNTANT desires permanent or tenn
porary employment evenings on books state
ments. etc. Adams 9345.W. or Box 4s5-A.
star office. I7s
c1rTE1y1- 1,y1
or permanent: whole or part time; exper-
fenced best ref. Adams $500 I7s
CHAUFFEUR white, wants job, truck or
private; willing to go away. Call Frank
CHAUFFEUR, butler. drive any make of
car; price $40. Phone Clarendon l725;!!-l.
COLLEGE. GRADUATE. "a. wants perma-
neut position congressional secretary for 3
address Box 4be.A. Star once
CREDITS: bookkeeping and ONCE executive;
dress Box ABBA. Star Office rs
HEAD JAEIToR. colored. wishes position:
nnandZ with tools: city reference Address
LAWYER. young ten years experience: now
IN practice. desires connection with reDuta-
pie Arm or commercial organization. Ad-
dress Box 3e7-A. Star Office 23s
MAN. reliable coiored, wishes job as ianitor
small apt. house Call Potomac 1855.
chauheur in private family or driving de-
livery. North SIG.
NURSE. male; IA years experience. Phone
PLUMBER, flrst-class all around mech anic,
wants work Address Box 5-B. Star ONCE.
FRESHMAN wants position; Al Miller press
man can run cylinder or Kelley. Address
Pressman. 223 Indiana ave, Washington,
ID. G. 1S"
SECOND COOK. counterman or steam table.
desires position Immediately. sos Ga. ave.
NV.
sTENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY, young man
with congressional and commercial expert
ence, desires responsible position. Potomac
VULCANIZER--Exper with refer
ences. b2 n ct: ne. Wise 1ss
WATERMAN niddle-aged man. best of ref
erences. Address Box 3e5-A, Star office.
YOUNG MAN. 49,. had 2 years Business
| High School. attending night school. wants
position in Office. real estate preferred or
any place where can learn and advance.
Phone West 1905.
OFFICE EXECUTIVE.
Experienced i'll accounting,
credits and collections, capable
correspondent, desires opening
with progressive enterprise. Ad-
dress Box 4SQvA, Star Office. la
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III DAYS lRIAL.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
EVERY CAR GUARANTEED
IN WRITING.
OPEN EVENINGS.
COMPARE THE PRICES.
1925 lIupp club sedan. -. $695
S246 Cash: S43 mo-, 12 mos.
1923 Hupp touring aga. 1875
$40 Cash s12 mo. I2 mos.
1924 Hupp touring 900. 325
s125 cash; $50 mo-. 10 mos.
l1-O IIupD lOuIlH II y
81 Cash; s11 mo-. IL mos.
1924 Hupp club sdan. SIS
s226 Cash; s34 mo- IL mos
1923 Jordan brougham 305
1851 Cash; s94 mo-. IL mos.
1925 Hupp 8 touring. OPS
S30e Cash: s5s mo-. 10 mos.
1924 Hupp club sedan. sos
sos Cash; $50 mo, IL mos
1924 Odds sedan ........ 225
500 Cash STA mo. 1o mos.
1924 Hupp club sedan. SIS
1926 Cash; s34 mo. IL mos.
1925 Hupp club sedan. =. US
1856 Cash; $40 mo-. IL mos.
1923 Jordan Blueboy 49,. $50
s162 Cash: S2s mo. IL mos.
1926 Hudson sedan .. $50
s343 Cash; $50 mo-. 10 mos.
1925 WHY'S Knight sedan COS
s24e Cash; SAB mo-. IL mos.
1923 Buick touring .... $50
S103 Cash; SIS mo. IL mos.
1924 Nash sedan .. OBS
$3.50 Cash; $40 mo-. I2 mos.
1924 Chevrolet touring. IS
sac Cash; So mo-, 12 mos.
1924 Hupp coupe .... $50
s173 Cash; $50 mo. IL mos.
1925 Hupp club .. $50
1857 Cash; SAT mo. L. mos.
1924 Nash touring 49,. 81
s1ab Cash; $50 mo- l. mos.
1875 Itupp touring ..... BPS r
500 Cash; SI4 mo. II mos.
1925 Willys-Knight tour. SIS
s22e Cash; ss4 mo. 1s mos.
1924 Studebaker sedan =. $50
s1e2 Cash: s2s mo-, IL mos.
1925 Hupp touring 49,. $50
STA Cash; $40 mo. IL mos
1922 Buick sedan ....... 1o5
$40 Cash; S1s mo-. ~ mos.
1922 Jordan touring 49,. $50
sao3 Cash; s15 mo-. 12 mos
1926 Hupp 8 sedan. 49,. 100
1896 Cash; s1Oe mo-. IL mos.
1925 Hupp sedan ...... 7o5
s27o Cash; $50 mo-. IL mos
1923 Hupp touring 500. 225
$50 Cash; S14 mo, 10 mos.
1925 Hupp 8 touring. -. $50
S343 Cash: $50 mo 10 mos
1925 Hupp sedan ... SOS
s246 Cash; s43 mo-. IL mos
1923 Hupp coupe 5000. 425
s161 Cash: see mo-, 10 mos.
1924 Hupp touring ...... $50
s126 Cash; seq mo. IL mos.
1925 Hupp 8 sedan. =. 1,225
s4o9 Cash; $40 mo-. 1@ mos.
1924 Hupp touring ...... 375
STAB Cash; S23 mo. Il mos
1926 Hupp s touring. 49,. 1.15O
SAYS Cash; s72 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Buick roadster 49,. sos
s2oe Cash; s29 mo-. 1a mos.
1925 Hupp club sedan. -. 6o5
s246 Cash; $4s mo-. IL mos.
OPS Willys-Knight tour. $50
s162 Cash; s2s mo-. IL mos.
OPS Willys-Knight tour. $50
s162 Cash; s2s mo-, ~ mos.
.926 Oakland coupe ... $50
S2a3 Cash; $40 mo. 12 mos.
923 Hupp touring $500. 1o5
$79 Cash; S12 mo. 12 mos.
o26 Hupp 8 sedan. ...., 1906
S54e Cash; S1oe mo-. IL mos.
923 Hupp touring ...... $50
sos Cash 50 mo-. 1s mos.
926 Hupp 6 sedan. $50
s343 Cash; $50 mo-. 1G mos.
OPS Hupp touring -.... 4o5
S175 Cash: SS1 mo-, 10 mos.
OPS Willys-Knight sedan z25
1852 Cash: $40 mo-. 1a mos.
o24 Hupp touring $500, BPS =
s125 Cash; $40 mo-. 12 mos ,
OPEN EVENINGS.
STERRETT & FLEMING,
INC,
H. 1t r.G.c.I r-1I CT
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

b-TUBE FADA NEUTRODYNE. with tubes.
S26: perfect condition demonstrated on
distance. Scott 24O9 North CAPITOL.
5-TuBE NEUTRoDYNE. with cabinet for
housing. batteries, making practical piece
Of furniture. including tubes. storage A and
speaker. See it at I'LL 14th ct. NV, or
phone Main $500. Mr.. Smith.
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PEERLESS.
Your Opportunity.
BUY With Confidence.

Ie26-MOoN ROADSTER .... 5000
1924-PEERLEsS COUPE, S-CYL... $50
1926--OAKLAND COACH. ....... b96
1e25-BuICK BROUGHAM. ....... 1 1870
I924-NASH SEDAN ...... $50
1e34--PEERLESS SEDAN. ......... sos
Ia24-PAIGE 7.PASS. TOURING. $50
PEERLESS 7-PASS. SEDAN $50
192R-PEERLESS $50 SEDAN, 800
1925-FORD ROADSTER .......... 176
5-STEARNS-KNIGHT 6-CYLs Sc
1ea7-s-9SSS PEERLESS 'sPoRT Sc i'4OO
1s2e-oAKLAND 'sPoRf ROAD A'''0
MopELs 1 4b sd hSk 4riDSEfR 1NNad.Es. sgs
iSS5-sT T1fH SR 4.Piss. SPORT SSSS
lQ25-BUICK MASTER SIX COACH. eos
I924--PEERLESS 7-PASS. TOUR
lsg4-FLiNT ToUURINa. $1,000. $500. 2sS
1e26-MoDEL 10 WLLYS-KNIGHT
le25-MoDEL ee' wiiLYS.KNiGHT ''N0O
COUPE-SEDAN ...4........ 1.1bO
YOUR CAR in TRADE.
PEERLESS MOTORS co.
FACTORY BRANCH.
18th and. P SITS. Main $3.50.
Also
z22 18th st. NV. Frank. 633.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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AIARGE manufactures has an

A LARGE manufacturer has an
opportunity for three excep-
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sales record. Do not take my
time unless you are between 80
and 50 years of age and can fur
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qualify for bond. This offer is
an opportunity for high grade,
we'll dressed men with ma
tionally known firms. A per-
manent connection. Minimum
earnings, $4,000 annually. An
immediate cash return. For ap-
pointment phone c. R. Jones,
Arlington Hotel, II am. to 3
pm. Tuesday.
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HEIP-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR---Neat appearing colnred man
Dodge delivery. must know city thoroughly.
Stnhlfu ans tpEa Wjsr
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A diamond weighing &C.
100 carats, or II points
less than a full carat-a
gem Of uncommon bril-
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YOUNG MEN--Two, for outside sales work !;
no experience required; we train you and
nav guaranteed salary and commission to
start See Mr. Roth. Room eos Bond Bldg.
n r. ave. and 14th ct. NV. Oil am.
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SITTATION--FEMALE.

! BABY NURSE. white. settled. in rst-class
: family best reference. Call North 9ls3.W,
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A diamond weighing 49,
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sparkling and a remark
able value at. Sc
New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
STATE F|REMEN IN
 ANNUAL ELECTION
Parade and Field Day Marks
 Event

West Haven, Aug. 20 R,-With the more important business such as election of officers and reports of last years officers, disposed of, the delegates representing the 3l9 com panies that make up the state fire mems association today enjoyed themselves at a field day and enter talned thousands of persons with a gigantic street parade.
 The parade followed a brief meet ing at republican league headuuar ters where committees for the com Ing year were named and several miscellaneous matters were disposed of.
 Nearly thirty pieces of apparatus, shined and polished for the occasion were in line for the parade.
 More than 50 companies partici- pated in the parade. the marchers keeping time to music furnished by some 50 bands. The men and ap paratus came from all parts of Con- necticut and from many New York communities.
 The sidewalks along the streets through which the parade passed were lined with spectators. West Haven business men had appropri- ately decorated their store fronts and flags and bunting were flying from telephone poles and guy wires.
 The field day events were followed the parade were held at Savin Rock.
 Last night nor than 800 firemen as guests of the West Haven com panies had dinner at Wilcoxs sea- shore restaurant.
 Election of officers resulted as follows:
 President, It. James Mccoy. Wa terbury; first vice-president, Captain William P. Carleton of Hook and Ladder company No. 1, New Haven; secretary, D. w. Harford. South Nor walk; treasurer, M. P. Souney, New Britain: chaplain, Rev. NJ. J. Ryan of South Meriden; County ice-presi- dents, New Haven county, Charles Darby, West Haven; Faicfield coun- ty, w. H. Sheehy. Shelton: Holland county. George Milne, Rockville: Hartford county, Christopher Me- Loughlin. East Hartford Windnam county, Frederick Dumas, Putnam: Middlesex county, George Pitt Mid : dletown; New London county Cal Edmuns. New London; Litchfield county, Charles Stone, Winsted.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
Judge Warns Witness
 In City Court Hearing

That's none of your damned bus iness!' shouted in answer to 2 oues- tion in city court yesterday. nearly caused Charles Landry, witness, to be cited for contempt of court. Lan- ory was testifying in the case of R. c. Rudolph against Clayton L. Lew is, an action in which the plaintiff was seeking s135 damages for the sale of an automobile, through Irv- ing l. Rachlin.
 Landry told of aiding in the sale of a car to the defendant. William E. Mangan, appearing for the de- fendant, questioned Landry as to his place of residence, the witness stat ing that he had lived in Kensington and in New Britain.
 Did you ever live in Wethers- field?" asked the defending counsel II refuse to answer that question" answered Landry. Weren't you con- victed and sent to states prison for automobile stealing?" Judge Mangan asked. That's none of your damn ed business!" shouted the witness.
 Judge Morris D. Saxe. who was hearing the case, leaned over the bench and warned the witness that such replies would bring action for contempt of court. Landry was with drawn from the witness stand soon after by the plaintiffs counsel. De- cision was reserved in the case.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
SEE AMBITION IN
 CHICAGO ALLIANCE
May Extend Even to National
 Capital

Chicago. Aug. 20 P,-Gov. Len Small of Illinois and Mayor Will liam Hale Thompson of Chicago have reached a new political ac cord which some students of re- publican politics here suggest has ambitions extending beyond the borders of the state. even to the national capital itself.
 The two republican leaders con- ferred yesterday ito discuss policies and principles" as they explained afterward. They reached an agree ment to present forcibly to the voters of Illinois their recommenda- tions in support of national dele gates and candidates for office.
 They outlined these recommenda- tions: America first, with no for eign entanglements; the early com pletion of the Lakes-to- water way and other farmer-aid measures. and permanent federal flood con- trol of the Misnissippi and it's tri- butaries.
 Some political observers consid- cred the conference particularly significant insofar as 1t was the first known to have been held since the governor and the mayor split two years ago. It was viewed by some republican followers as indi- eating that Small was to have Thompson's support for his third term candidacy for governor in re- turn for Smalrs support of hint ed Thompson candidacy for the presidency.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
'GERMANIA' PLANE
 PASSES ALL TESTS
Atlantic Attempt to Be MadG
 Soon

Cologne, Germany, Aug. 20 'f Joseph Alfred Wall was chosen to- day to accompany Lieutenant Ott1 koennecke on his attempted trans atlantic flight as radio operator.
 After completing the weigh, test flights of his Caspar biplan, "Germania," this morning. Lieu tenant Koennecke took Wall up fo" a test of his technical fitness, and upon landing expressed himself a. satisfied. Wall yesterday passed physical examination.
 J. Klahr Huddle and Hugh S Fullerton. American consuls here. visited the airdrome after the flight to issue passport visa to Wall.
 Consul Fullerton. having heard that Lieutenant Koennecke was trying to obtain an American flag presented him with one, which the pilot promised to display beside the German and Cologne colors.
 The consuls were accompanied by Dr. o. M. Spencer and Dr. c. M. Fauntleroy who. in accordance with the American health regula- tions, examined the plane. They countersigned the bill of health, which was handed to Koennecke on his arrival several days ago from Berlin.
 There are no rodents aboard" he laughingly assured them.
 Asked whether he had supplied himself with American money, the aviator pulled forth paper certif- cate for 1o,O00,000 marks. issued during the imitation period. saying jokingly: I'm going to change this when I get over there-that means s2.500,000, I hope"
 koennecke proudly told the con sular officials that he holds the first license ever issued to a commercial! plane pilot in Germany.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
FAVORABLE PARISH REPORT
 PLATES CHURCH SPONSORS
Enthusiasm at Meeting, Attended By
 800, Stimulates Contributions to
 Funds of Congregation.

More than 500 men and women interested in formation Of a new Po- fish Catholic parish were elated last night to learn from a committee which had been in conference with Bishop John J. Milan that a formal investigation into their church needs is practically all that stands in the way of immediate organization of the Holy Trinity congregation.
 Substantiation of their report with reference to the need for adequate facilities for religious service and into the social activities of the par ish is desired by the bishop. Lead CTS of the proposed congregation are so certain that the bishops investi- gators will concur in their belief that they urged increased activity in the plan for a new church on Farm ington avenue.
 The expressed attitude of the bishop toward the project was most encouraging to the committee, Chairman B. A. Grysbowski has an nounced, and in his opinion the movement is now in line for unin tcrrupted progress.
 Last nights report has had the effect of stimulating contributions to the building fund, Chairman Grys bowski declared today.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
Attorney General
 States Marriage Law

Hartford, Aug. 20 R-In a letter to the Rev. George w. Reynolds of West Hartford Attorney General Benjamin w. filling this morning clarifies the situation which has arisen over his recent ruling con- corning the legality of certain per- sons in this state performing the ceremony of marriage and shows that the law is not as limiting as his ruling on August 10 has been in- terpreted to be. Throughout the state ministers have become greatly alarmed over the letter of the attor- ney general to the Rev. J. c. Martin. New London on that date because the former wrote that 'I am of the opinion that the only construction l can put on section 5267 of the gen. eral statutes when 1t says that 'all ordained and licensed clergymen be- longing tos this state or any other state, 50 long as they continue in the work of the ministry, may join persons in marriage ' &hk 9s