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Evening star., 1927-11-12
DICK MURPHY, INC.
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OUR
"WORD-OF-HONOR"
USED CARS.
They're Priced in Plain Figures.

They're Priced in Plain Figures.
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price he thought he could get for used
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ane Every shSE{Ss &Eosp. oP:HosoR RsEtss FAY cxk
is ISG. SgARASTEEP HA6WEyT II FfNxEECE MEtI;
CHARGEs IN Town, I
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1925 Hupp Sedan.
1924 Dodge B Sedan.
1927 Nash Adv. 2-door Sedan.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
Packard Twin Six Roadster.
1927 Olds Coach.
1924 Olds Touring.
1925 Buick Standard Touring
1923 Hudson Sedan.
1926 Buick Standard Sedan.
1924 Buick Touring.
1926 Flint Sedan,
1927 Chrysler Brougham.
1926 Gardner Straight : Rd.
1926 Oakland SPIT. Roadster.
1927 Buick Master Sedan.
1927 Buick Master Brougham.
1925 Flint Sport Touring.
1923 Hudson Coach.
Also LATE MODEL DODGE sEDANs AND
| cUUPES. as we'll as many other closed cars,
| from $3.50 to $3.50.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 f4th St. NV.
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/ r. K b dressing room dinette:.5 south
windows. Call after or Sun. 114O EUCLID
| ST Ant. l. IL
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2f45 CALIFORNIA ST.-NICELY FUR
dining alcoye kit. and bath TO responsible
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF 8 ROOMS
bath and sleepirg porch, heat liEht and gas
70. -ent furnished for hEht housekeeping
on wide ave near Sherman Circls; as per
month, Address Box 9s-H Star Office. 12'
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FIVE LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH
and porch completely furnished. including
Frigidaire except linen and silver. until Dc
tober l. 1928. at S175 ner mo- The St
Regis. "e19 California 81. Potomac 63l :. ~.
I5O3 VERMONT AVE- ROOMS. NICELY
furnished; heat. gas. elec, and Ianitor: very
reasonable
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3 LARGE ROOMS BATH. AMI: SINK.
range: completely furnished: secnnd floor.
73a Princeton pl NV. off Ga. ave. IL
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3 ROOMS KTTCHENETTE. Anil; NEW;
reasonable. 752 Princeton ri. NV. Ia
1927 X ST CHATEAU BONAPARTEl--
Large rooms single and en- suite: private
bath and shnXer: for men only.
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1915 18th ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVELY
furnished one and two room apartments:
moderate prices Annly resident manager.
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B5I q ST. Ne front rooms aud porch.
Ink: hot-water heat and elcc.. adults.
Line sGH1
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BUFFET TABLE and davenport G0den oak.
solid: must be sold. 3ll5 Georgia ave,
"A
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$675.M.

Gentleman's Diamond Ring,
guaranteed absolutely perfect; i;
weighs 2 carats and is very brill
liant; set i'll latest style white
gold mounting; party must sell
at once
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BUILDING MATERTAL-Used lumDer cash
Coors brick. beams. plumbing, manteis. etc
from many wrecking Jobs as lowest prices
and large stock new lumber bath outhts
sinks pine roofing windows wallboard.
sheet METAL nillwork paint etc. from
toundahon to roof Of rock. bottom prices
HECHTNGFR co 9th g. G sts., Southwest
HECHINGER co. 5th & Fla sve. Northeast.
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$500

Lady's Solid Platinum Diamond
Engagement Ring, weighs Ia
carats; guaranteed absolutely
perfect and of very fine color.
The mounting is handmade Of
latest design and is studded
with diamonds and sapphires !;
party in need of cash, will sac
rihce TO quick buyer for
$375.0O.
Lady's Wide Platinum Dia-
mond Flexible Bracelet, contain
ing 127 large fine blue-white
diamonds all perfectly matched
and 9 deep blue sapphires. This
beautiful bracelet is an exclu-
sive creation, all handmade and
unusually attractive. Party paid
$2,150.00. In need of funds will
sacrifice to quick buyer for
S1.275.00.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

BUILDING MATERIAL for sale cheap'
from 81 houses being wrecked b9 Z. :.
cow Tor Canltol plaza Lumber aIl kinds
&c fl: brick. doors. sash. etc Apply az
ouce to Nj. Ney on JOB at 2l0 New Jersey ave
NV. fjust north Of Capitol grounds next
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RENT R0OMS--FUR. AND UNFUR.
S23 ID ST. S.W.-Three rooms End Iinfurs
Hished 2 rooms. 4th' floor. furnished, con-
venient location 25s
73S NEWTON ST. W--Cheerful front
room, ami: Convenient 70 car lines. un-
limited phone, Igams SS43.
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CANOE, Ola Town. rs fl excellent cunlii-
non doube rubber. orcu gunwale fun eauip-
ment. $50 Address Box lS4B. Star office
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CARRIAGE lliddv ko0n. hieh char. nursery
chair: good condition reasonable. terms Il
81 one sale. Cail = r. ave. n.w. "a
CASH REGISTER National. mshngaBy ffn
ish: cost $500. sacPince for Sjj5 uerffrt
condition Open Sundays Cos 9th s. NV
25*
CHiCKERlNG AMPTCO BABY GRAND
Very handsome walnut case must sell ar-
count OF ~ health and leall"a city. Aifre-s
Box 399 . Star Office.
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UNUSUAL DIAMOND
BARGAINS.
Diamond weighing and
12-l00 carats; very fiery
and unusually beautiful $40
Diamond weighing 62-1O0
carats, or 13 points less
than 81 carat; fine color
and bargain at. $3.50
Diamond weighing 90-100
carats or 10 points less
than | carat; very hand
some and brilliant dia-
mond ......,...,,, 1856
Lady's ring, l8-kt. white
gold mounting, beautiful
ly hand carved this ring
set with -four sapphires.
one diamond, weighing
86-l00 carat, and two
small diamonds. A won
derful ring priced excep-
tionally low .......... $285
Lady's solid platinum ring,
set with one large dia-
mond weighing / and
I-1O0 carats, and six
small diamonds; mount
ing is hand carved. :. $475
Lady's wrist watch, 14-kt.
white gold case; l5-jewel,
guaranteed movement;
set with four genuine dia-
monds and four sapphires
set in platinum. Spe-
cial l..................S37 S37 so
Mans 17-jewel Hamilton
watch, rolled gold case.
Special ............. $1,000
Mans l7-jewel Elgin watch,
2O-year guaranteed case.
Special .............. $3.50
A. KAHN INC,
935 + Street NV.
IS Years at the Same Address.
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. OR UNFUR.

NEAR IN. Il AVE AND 18th ST. NE or
: communicating detached house, nice To-
cafInn I N 4 ~ desired North - CIV
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED--By middle-aged man and WIFE,
both employed. permanent board and room
II fehned private home. beginning MAY !
Deslfe gOOd accommodations and VIII pdy
ln advance. Best references in city AL
dress ); i. Mitchell 1873 9th St NV. aud
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VERY SPECIAL.
An Aeolian Player. with bench
and rolls, in exceptionally good
condition. Fully guaranteed,
S195.
Terms Mnr Pc Arrnnned
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ROOMS Am RnNRn

MODERN Employed married couple
" tWu gentlemen no children continuous
not water, tree nsY0ue begUtifuI Ioraflop.
E,Ee Eu,,a- pagishfs and lawn Plcuty Of good
49, ci,"~gH n i""J -, week each. GARAGE.
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WANTED--AUTOM0BILEs.

rUTOMOBILE AUCTION every Thursday at
Z noon See tCl Shannon and lis. your car
or sale. No sale. no charge The Quickest
and most satisfactory way 70 dispoge Of the
I'D one Shannon Caldwell s. CO.. S03 lpth
xu al 0p~9
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YOUNG WOMAN desires room preferably
office
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TWO YOUNG MEN desire comfortably fur
nished two or three room suite IN detached
home. must be quiet. airy in vicinity Rock
Creek Park references g. n WERNER
$500 I4th st NV z
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REDS. heavy satin finish brass. complete;
also oak dining table perfect condition half
price Address l24 Bird 81. ne. Phone Line.
115O
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BEDS walnut double single spring mat
trees. Chiff0uier dressing table windsor
rocker large rug. Party moving &Sio
1Ath " "
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BOOKS--A great many Of all kinds for
sale at a small price Phone Columbia
S42T. Ant. 56
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2O6 UPSHLR ST. Nw.-First floor. private
mouse: bath. laundry. near soldiers Home
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BED spring and hair mattress, complete.
$40. chjIds violin $40. Armstrong electric
stove 81. Sunday morning. Apt. 0i9.
Argonne
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415 G. ST n W-First floor. rooms and
sink. S27 so Bird floor. rooms. adjoining
bath. S35 4th floor 3 adjoining rooms.
$50, electricity gas. Ink
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GENTLEMAN wants room with privilege OF
getting supper and breakfast in your kitchen
Address Box 352.B Star Office
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WANTED--RnnMS

YOUNG MAN in private family near golf
course state price. Address Box SIS Star
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MISUNDERSTANDING.
CREDIT. CASH.
FURNITURE.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR
CASH.
SAVE MONEY-BUY AT
HOPWOOD'S,
9Th and K SITS.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

2 fine Diamond Bracelets. Pri-
vate party must sell at once one
solid platinum diamond flexible
bracelet containing 40 large blue
white diamonds and the other
containing 20 blue-white dia-
monds and 20 matched blue sap
phires. They are both handmade
and form a beautiful set. Owner
leaving city, will make big sacri-
fee for both
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
GIRLS OF SCHOOL AGE
 KEEP IN GOOD HEALTH
They Find Lydia E. Pinkham's Veeetablo
 Compound Dependable Medicine

Lydia B. Plnkham's Vegetable Com.
 pound, and it did her a wonderful
 lot of good She had been out of
 school for four months. I read the
 advertisements of the Vegetable
 Compound, and since she has taken
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 "My daughter was out of school two terms. I have known about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound all my life and finally decided that she should try 1t. Thr.e bob ties helped her in various ways fof the next couple of years."-MRs. ". E. GILLETTE, 9S6 E. 62nd Place, Lo1 Angeles. Calf.
 T have always been sickly. sa4 until I was fourteen my father val very strict about my perfect attend ance at grammar school. l hava gone to school through hard storms and often taken cold. When l val I took to my bed and did not get up for eighteen montha. Everyone thought I could not live. Just four months ago ! began tak, ing your wonderful medicine, Lydis B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and l could notice . great eAauev almost at once. Now 1 feel lika c new person. 1 wish all girls would try Lydia E. Pinkham's wonderful ."-MBs. c. H, 6xux Union Village Vermont
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
POLL THEATER
 CIRCUIT SOLD
SS0,0O0,000 Said to Have Been
 the Purchase Price

New Haven, Oct 1a lT>-A chain Of theaters in New England and New Jersey have been sold for a price said to be about $50, 000, 900 by a man who emigrated to this coun- try when a boy and who for many years eked out a living by turning out wax figures for the then popu- lar penny museums according to an announcement made last night in Boston and confirmed here by S. z. Polt. the once poor boy and now the largest individual theater owner in the east.
 Included in the sale are the Poll houses in Bridgeport, New Haven Hartford, Waterbury, Meriden and Norwich, Conn, Worcester and Springfield. Mass, and Jersey Citv. \. J, A Boston syndicate headed by Aaron L. Strauss and Max Shoolman is the purchaser of the 20 theaters included in the deal
 Both Shoolman and Strauss were connected with the Olympia theater circuit before 1t passed into the hands of the Famous Players Co.
 Poll for many years conducted a museum of wax works. the products of his own labor. in this city. His first venture in the theatrical field was in Toronto. where in 1888 he opened a house with 8, seating ca pacity of 800. The total seating ca pacity of his houses now approxi- mates 50, ,000.
 The new owners have announced that after the transfer takes place which will be about January i, of next year. they will proceed with the plans which Mir. Poli had started for a new theater in Springfield, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
SEARCHERS DELVE
 INTO ANTIQUITY
Forgotten Secrets Of Art, Music
 and History Probed

New York, Oct. 19.-iP-Three expeditions, which are aimed to re- cover from obscure antiquity secrets of art music and history. were under way today in widely separated sec tlons of the world.
 In America a party of searchers were on their way 10 Lake Huron to locate and recover the long lost wreck Of the Griffin built during the l'th century by the French explorer la Sale, and the first boat 10 sail the Great Lakes.
 In mid-ocean, Leopold Stokowsky. conductor of the Philadelphia Sym phony orchestra was said by his American manager Arthur Judson, to be starting on years "musical proWl' through the Orient from Japan to India in search of age old Oriental rhythms which he will at tempt 10 transcribe so that American audiences may hear them.
 In New York, tho anonymous do- nation of s2.5o0no0 10 the most costly archa eological enterprise ever undertaken was announced when plans to eXcavate .5 acres on which stood the Agora of Athens, famous market place of antiquity, were made public.
 The American philanthropist making this gift 10 research did so through Col. Arthur Woods, former police commissioner of New York, on the stipulation that the donors name be kept secret. With these funds the American school for archaeological studies at Athens. which has already obtained consent of the Greek government for the ey- cavation work. will rage s1.OOo.0On worth of property on which several thousand people live in an effort to bring 10 light. the culture of early Athens.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
DRUNKEN DRIVER PAYS FINE 0F $50
NeVlnSton Judge Hears EYi,
 denCe in Elm Hill Collision

NeNinston, Oct, IA fine of sIV0 and costs was imposed on Ed win Roth of Maple Hill avenue in , town court last night by Justice of the Peace E. Stanley Welles on a charge Of driving an automobile while under the influence of ljouor. kolh was arrested by Constable Rob- ert Dessell after he had struck an- other car in an attempt to pass 1t.
 Roth Was driving east on New ington avenue in Elm Hill Monday night about 9:3O o'clock when he struck 8 car driven by John Boroski Of New Britain. His car then sWervcd off the road 10 the left and onto the lawn Of the home of Albert Broska, narrowly missing a large tree, Roth claimed that he was blinded by the bright lights of Car traNeltng in the opposite direc- ton. Officer Dessel took Roth to the New Britain police station where he was lodged over night.
 Roth pleaded guilty to the charge anu NHS hlt'I, S"V u'lllS TSlIitlltI ny tn" judge. The costs amounted to s23.16, The case was prosecuted by Grand Juror Harold G. Lucas.
 Unlicensed Nimrod Fined S1O
 Michael Terrible Of Maple Hill avenue, formerly of New Britain, was arraigned before Judge Welles last night hv Constable Raymond V. Halleran on charges of hunting without q license and shooting other than game birds. He was fined slo and costs on each count, making a total of sSG.16.
 Mike Cahcndo of Now Britain was fined Sl0 and costs on charge Of loanins his hunting license Fer rlole borrowed Caliendo's license. Both men were represented by At torney Thomas r McDonough of New Britain. They were arrested or October :.
 Takes NeighbOr's Stone
 Judge Welles imposed fine of B and costs upon William Smyrk Of Maple Hill avenue on a charge of theft of stone which belonged 10 stanley DZiazyk Of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

throughout this district, which com prises 10 lodges. Members of liar. mony and Centennial lodges of New Britain are planning to send large delegations.
 Wednesday evening, October 26, Centennial lodge will work the Eel lowcraft degree. Senior Warden A. L. kle'n will preside.
 The Master Mason degree will be conferred on class Of candidates at the meeting ot Centennial lodge. No. 11S, A. r. and A. NJ, this eve ming by members of Village lodge,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

A load of stone had been lying in vacant lot across the street from Smyrk's home for two or three years. Not knowing who owned them. he used them on the drive way Of neighbours house where he was working. Dziezyk had them de- llvered there but due to trouble with contractor they had not been used Tn the construction Of a house as he had planned. Smyrk was arrested by Constable Floyd Rice. The costs amounted 10 s2076. Grand Juror Harold G. Lucas. prosecuted.
 Real Estate Transfers
 The following transfers Of lots have been recorded at Town Clerk Thomas A. Francis office: John H. Carr Land Co. to Felix A. Borrow ski, Prosperity Heights; John E. Parker to Louis C. and Mabel H. c. Recknagel, Maple Hill Manor; Timothy J. and John C. Long to Giuseppe Peruccio. Kelsey street heights. Andrew Bromley to Fred II. Young, Theodore street, Maple Hill; William kopochus 10 Benjamin r. Chesky, Home Gardens section; John k. and katarzyna Zak to Kazimierz Sotkowski, Willard street; and Herbert l., Welch to Paul F. Camp ct al Highland Park
 Bremen Want 10 Bowl
 The bowling team Of the NeWng- ton volunteer fire department has several open dates and would like 10 hear from other teams who want games. The team has played sev- eral out of town teams and has made a very good showing.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
MAS0NS ARRANGE BIG
 CEREMONY IN BRISTOL
Master of Fifth District To Work Dcgree-Grand Officers To
 Be Present

Masters of the Fifth Masonic dis confer the Masonic degree at a meeting of Franklin lodge, No, 56, at Bristol tomorrow evening. George A Case of Frederick lodge. No. II, Of Plainville. district deputy grand will preside, Grand Master Theo- dore Foster of the Connecticut Grand lodge will be present and will he accompanied by his associate of ficers.
 This meeting is expected 10 be the outstanding event of the year
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
No. @. of Collinsville. Refresh. ments will be served.
KORELL WINNING AT POLLS

Portland, Ore. Oct. l3 CP - Franklin r. korell. republican, to. day virtually was assured of victory in yesterdays special election to se- leet a successor for the late NJ. F. crumpacker, representative from the thlrd congressional district, on the fact of complete unofficial re- turns from 524 of the 5se pre-. cincts.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
FLASHES OF LIFE: WILL ROGERS
 PLANS A TASTY PARACHUTE JUMP
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 Baltimore-The first grandson of Grover Cleveland is to have some name other than Grover. Richard F. Cleveland, the father. so an- nounced.
 New York-The divorced wife of w. k. Vanderbilt prefers to be known as Mrs. Graham Fair Van- derbilt. The society columns now so characterize her. Her first name is Virginia. She is the daughter of James Graham Fair.
 Los Angeles-Win Rogers who is flying to New York, wants no time keeper around if he has 10 use a parachute, because it's going to be q short count when he pulls the string.
 New York Some 1.500 photo- graphs of Thomas A. Edison made in the course Of 30 years all show '''~ ''S II, S'HS cl lIlt ldN', JOill l.. Garabant, the psych ologist, explains that the inventor, like Commander Byrd, has a plastic left side to his face compared with great character on the right side.
 Montreal-J. P. B. Cascrain, 71. engineer and senator, is enrolled as student at McGill university. He desires to brush up on his chcmis- try.
 New York-Paul Poiret, arbiter of fashion, is here from Paris with a grievance over his child, the short skirt. In 1912, he says. he tried to introduce a short skirt-much longer than the present model to the United States and was prevented from showing a film of his manne- qulns because it was improper. And now look at your women. Why the Paris police would not permit such dresses as they wear over here, | Why should woman attempt to re- veal all her beauty. The skirt should end five inches above the ankle instead Of five inches above | the knee." but Paul fears the mode ! he dislikes is here to stay.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
Hartford Diocese to Aid
 Near East Fund Again

The diocese of Hartford, which was one of the leaders in the na- tional effort of the Catholic Near East Welfare association to obtain members during the formative per Tod of the organization last winter has signifed it's consent to take part in assuring the continuing sue cess of the cha irritable and welfare association that has been commend ed recently and urged to continue it's work by Pope Plus XI.
 The Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, D. D., bishop of the diocese of Hartford, has notified Prof. Edmund A. Walsh vice-president of Georgetown uni versity and president of the associa- ton, that the diocese will cooperate this fall and winter in the program of the association to extend it's memberships so that it's service of welfare and relief may be continued and developed in behalf of the Near East, Russia and the various parts Of Europe where there are poverty and great need among the people.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
CRLISEK SAILS FOR JAPAN

Feking, China, Oct. 19 Pi-The L. s. cruiser Marblehead. which has been at Hankow for the past three months, sailed today for Japan. The cruiser will visit informally Nagas- akl Kobe and Yokohama within the next two weeks. II will then go to Manila for Philippine duty.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

New Haven-Joseph Ricci fruit dealer, held up and robbed by two armed men.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Nienna-Adyices from Bucharest are that the Dr. Nicholas Lupu. Ru- h1anian minister of health. has been S ntonced to 40 days Imprisonment
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

aterbury-Senator Hiram Bing- ham declares Americans and Brit ons in Far East have mistaken sense of social superiority towards yellow and brown people.
 Bridgeport-Mayor William Beh- rons selected as Grand Old Party standard bearep in coming city cleo ton. Fred Atwater will carry demo- cratic banner against Behrens for second time.
 Bridgeport-Connecticut Knights of Pythias elect officers at annual convention here.
 ManCh CheSter-Death takes hus- band. sister and sister-in-law of Mrs. Daniel ". Hollister within few hours of each other in widely sep arated places.
 Hartford-General Albert r. Day. Riverside Trust company president, dies at his desk
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Esther Ralston in "Figures Don't Lie," at strand starting Sunday adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Hartford-Harold Hayes, B, Is sought for shooting of Charles Fer nett. 30, on tobacco plantation.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

New Haven-Sale Of part of Poli theater interests announced
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

, for assaulting d policeman who failed 10 treat him with sufficient ciNility when he was on a campaign tour.
 Westfeld, \. Y. - When Miss Julia Stein weds Franklin Savoye tonight her twin sister will be bridesmaid and his twin brother will | be best man.
 London Syhil Thorndike. who played Joan of Arc on the stage, is 10 take the part of Edith Cavell Tn ! a movie
 Nashington-Pres. and Mrs. Cool ldge are becoming movie fans. They've been to a film theater twice Tn month now, or twice more than ever before during the present ad- ministration.
 New ork-Fannie Hurst IS wield- ''''7 ii' pNl' III p'iit'll ol lllSul dlt' clerk. bookkeepers and stenogra- phers who are being organized into a union. Justice Wise, daughter of Rabbi Wise, is to take time off from study at the Yale school In order 10 picket for striking neckwear work CTS.
 Washington-A pair of excellent seats for the Army Navy football game is availa ble free 10 anybody who can prevent a deluge of re- quests for tickets. Apply to MT, Davis, secretary of war.
 Stamford Police hold William Grebe, 3S, contractor for obtaining money under false pretences.
 Hartford Molecules In a drop of water magnihed to the size of the earth would only be as large as cro- quet balls, Trinity professor says in radio dilogue.
 New Haven--Sale Of part of Poli theater interests announced.
 New Haven-Joseph Ricci fruit dealer, held up and robbed by two armed men.
 Hartford-Harold Hayes, B, Is sought for shooting of Charles Fer nett. 30, on tobacco plantation!