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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

RADIO-Flve-tuhe portable. new built in
suitcase: all complete with tubes. batteries
and loud speaker; weight. % lbs: operates
loud speaker on distant stations without
aerial or ground: $40: Will demonstrate.
PolQmsc 78i
WESTON ELECTRIC volt-ammetpr: never
used; VIII sell cheap: and battery
charger: radio parts. Col. 1898. --
NEW SILVER SIX 5-tube superheterodyne.
uses loon no outside wires or ground, por-
table; also / tube Melo Herald slperhetero-
dyne and 4-tube Radola Grand. 2-tlI&e Brem-
ner-Tuy: all equipped with famous Willard
A and B socket power If desired; prices rea-
sonahle call o II =, person at 3O6 Congress
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170l MASS. AVE. Southern Club-Splendid
location. home environment: music and dane
ing. until pm; excellent meals. reason
able rates
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RENT ROOMs-FURNISHED.

hENI hUUMo-f 0hNISnED.
FOR men only. A few desirable downtown
ments: rent, SIS each. Percy H. Russell
l44l RHODE ISLAND AVE, N.w.-Two
feet each with large communicating. rooms:
either singly or en- suite: in large attractive
tinuoHss hot Water; unlimited phone. On De-
4009 I4in ST, N.w.-ExcIusive section: de
5siire p6sure: three Window private shower bath
and screened porch; with use OF garage $50
ient '',;ifn cafeteria. home cooking 3 minutes
walk: available Dec. lst. Adams s9S3
CAVANATGH CTS.. 1928 9Th. Apt. all
corner room. 4 windows comfortable beds;
every convenience; privileges: well furnished
bed-slttnG room; l girl. Call Sunday or
MT. PLEASANT 1872 Center st. n.w.--En-
TIRE Hoor large rooms kltchenette. oain
e9 nd a2a sc haa ec con hot
water: enployed couple preferred; rental
1923 14th ST. NV Large front room; i'm
maculately clean spIenddly furnished: ami:
semi-prlra;e bath, continuous. hot water;
private family; meals optional; gentleman
1926 18th. CENTRAI,--,Large living rn,.
tfreplacrl artistlraiiy lighted. excepuonaly
fur: communi"atng slIn-hedroom ~ VIZ wn-
6owsl: aisn small nm; cont. h. W. annnd'
ant heat. lanitof- %
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2ll9 y n.w.-Beautifuily
fur. front living bedroom, piano, phone. Also
large. light. AIRY. attractive fur sleeping
rooms Desirable dry basement room, clean,
we'll fur Reasonable. -
l4I4 MASS. AVE. N.w;-Short distanGe y, to
Govt depts.. business. theaters. Twin beds,
plenty hot water; clean bathrooms. Piano.
maid service. quiet refined surroundings
Also sunny. warm. dry basement room ad-
joining bath. Telephone Decatur 1872.
7?3S r ST NV Single 1ront rooms Slo
andS Sls Large double. front rooms. twin
beds $50 and SIS Basement bedrooms
81 dav IN Franklin 230s. - -
LARGE ROOM With slneping porch adJoin-
ing h0t-water heat and electric light. IN
hM,ed phone. $50 per month. 4322 llth
St nv tWebster ST. stoD), Adams f,.,ts.
Hollis T.. Rhodes =
Ia3S TAYLOR NW-Attractive room.
ailv furnished next to bath: modern
convsniences;. private family; reasonable
SoII IAN ST W.--yery desirable double
Sy1 srx;e rooms. h.-w.h., Telephone 1rec
WIN ST H't''""t D'" ons
TaT6a XET w.-~Singie room. 81 weekly
ASrkls pooms southern exposure - - ans
V4S.*sSeS II: ,t.~ f-sT 9 em. - IL pm
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DOWNTOWN, 1911 18th ST N.W-TWO
rooms, reception hall. bath, porch, End floor:
clean and cheerful; adults only.
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CoLORED = DESIRABLE ADULTS:
rooms. md floor: electricity. gas and heat;
$50. Phone N. 2RR1 1912 n st NV
Evening star., 1927-11-20

ISIS CALIFORNIA ST.-3 LARGE ROOMS
and bath: modern kitchen with sink: gas
electricity. phone. laundry privileges: adults.
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sACRGF1CE--Boston terriers: beautiful spec
linens; finest pedigree puppies, mother,
cheap; must dispose Immediately. 1140 Po-
Evening star., 1927-11-20

FOX TERRIER PUPPY. wire haired. fine
marking excellent condition dam blue rib
bon winner champion: pedigree: reasonable.
Lillian Wood. 905 Cleveland ave. Riverdale.
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3-RoOM. KITCHEN AND BATH APT. -
bedroomsl. Have YOU $3.50 cash? Why
operative apartment available. Monthly
terms to suit: 3 exposures: closets: Rock
Creek Park at your door. Nr. 18th and CO.
lumbia rd: Phone Adams 214O before o 80
am. week days for appointment. 2S0l
Evening star., 1927-11-20

THREE ROOMS GALL SUITABLE FOR BED
roomsl. kitchen. bath with shower; new
apt. building; sunny. three, exposures. four
location: adults: SO. 3517 18Th n W
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423 18th S.E.--2 rooms kitchen. private
bath, closed porch. h.-w.h.. bath. elec.. S35.
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THE SOUTHERN,
1907 Nj St. NV.
DESIRABLE oNE.ROOM AND BATH
APARTMENTS

MODERN FIREPROOF BUILDING.
New furniture in furnished apartments
- tnti"Hlshed apartments. So so 10 S43 so
Furnished apartments. SIS to S65 month.
Hotel Service. Owner MANAGEMENT. 2Os
Evening star., 1927-11-20

DUPONT CIRCLE. 2ll9 y w.--Beautfuily
fur front living bedroom piano. phone. Also
large light AIRY, attractive fur. sleeping
rooms Desirable dry basement room. clean,
1a,ntf RpaGDuabc
Evening star., 1927-11-20

1925 18th. CE%TRAI,-~Large living rni.
tfirepla"el, aftistWaiiy lighted. eXeepuonaUy
fur. communicating sun bedroom ~ WIN
6owsl: also small rm.; cont. h. W. anund'
ant
Evening star., 1927-11-20

ROOM. BOARD. for man and wife or " peo
pie also single room h.-w III. by owner
1"l6 Saratoga ave. ne. cor. 18th and II.
ave. ne, For information call Potomac
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,aN5a z TT Nw.---slngie room s5 weekly >; I;
WS3~eSiv: ."s f-s7 8 ar. - IL pm
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MT. PLEASANT. 1872 Center st. n.w.--En-
tire floor, = large rooms. kitchenptte. bath: /:
completely and newly furnished. dishes lin
and silver: steam heat. cleo cont. hot
water. employed couple preferred; rental.
~ -
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apis, of . to rooms. bath and porch: rea-
50nabls &c, Die, rent; See janitor or D0NNELLY D
Pl.ANT. INC Col
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l4I4 MASS. AVE. NW.-Short distance to
Govt depts.. business. theaters. Twin beds'
maid service quiet. refined surroundings
Also sunny warm. dry basement room ad-
S1;rip- hath Tsleubone Decatur 1893.
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TABLE BOARD.

I0I5 ST, NW.-Table board, also room
xIN hoard,
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FOR men only. few desirable downtown
furnished rooms: convenient to all depart
ments: rent. So each Percy H. Russell
COMPANY. a26 9th st NV. .w.-
Evening star., 1927-11-20

7O7 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Just open new
ly decorated and furnished rooms: steam
heat electricity: board next door. 5 min.
nj
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1888 HOBART ST. N.W.-Beautifu. warm
south-front room: single or double: privi-
leees: refined private home: excellent meals.
NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. 1925 2Sth St
Comfortable rooms with excellent board.
Col 443l
Evening star., 1927-11-20

--Laclede Apt 3;'--Downtown: attraetively
furnished. good heat and hot water; switch
hoard. elevator. gentleman. references.
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Model sketched exploits a
smart dropping brim and soft
graceful crown; finished with
stitched band and buckle.
Perfection of fit is achieved
by the many scanned crown.
Third Floor.)
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Stockings of pure I'M
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welts. Sheer and lustrous--
and in these smart colors:
Nude, French nude, peach,
grain. flesh, moonlight. atmos-
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main Tloor.D
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On 1acdhon or too busy at
home to shop, 1Vyite BETTY
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F Sts.. or call BETTY Lane"
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shop for you.
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Nursery Utility
Baskets, s2.95

In oval. round or oc.
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with handles. Decorated
with dresden rosehuds,
painted in ivory. pink or
blue,
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Oak Play Pens
S3.95

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Babies High Chairs
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Babies Handmade
Dresses, SI.59

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Pretty Things to Make Him
mighty LAX A Rose"
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Cards, &c Dozen

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Handmade Gertrmdes
$500
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with h and scalloping
around neck. armhole
and hem. In long style.
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u 1--WE"
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Ne,c Book

The story of his life and TRANSATLANTIC
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Muslin Crib Sheets

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39c
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Red Star Diapers

3Tx27 inches. OF fine
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Babies High Chairs
Babies Nains0ok
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Babies Rubber Pants

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30

CUTS UP MOTHERS BODY
MARSEILLES. France.-Andre We
drine was arrested for numbering his
mother and cutting up her body
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30

BELFAST.-Mrs. Florence Meman,
a widow. was awarded $4,000 In q
breach Of promise suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
Hudkins Wins BY
Technical Knockout

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Nov. s0.-
.P1-Ace Hudkins Of Nebraska IN
leashed his famed wildcat" tactics
against Herman Auerbach here last
night and won by a technical knock
cut when the youthful Salt Lake
Boxer failed to come up for the fifth
round. The bout was scheduled to 20
ten rounds.
The Nebraskan got well underway
by the second round, and several
times staggered Auerbach with pow
erful right and left hand smashes TO
the chin. With the savage attack
that is typical Of Hudkins at his
best, the wildcat" leaped upon the
Utahan in the fourth and in two
smashing blows, a right 10 the chin,
followed by a left to the same spot.
he had Auerbach on the canvas. COM
pletely out. The bell saved Auerbach.
Auerbach was carried 20 his cor
ner where his seconds worked fran
tically over him. but the fifth round
bell found him unable to renew the
battle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30

clubs have felt for some time that
interested In the teams II they be-
l0nged to the Texas lDOp-the teams
CO which are nearnr "h0me." Hence
the move.
The rerent death Oh Tiger Flowers
leaves the fistic contingent without
an outstanding eolored fighter-one
who is now nationally recognized ns
IN star I'm his own right.
George Godfrey. the Liepervilie
Giant comes che closest Go IL. and
his star ~ setting without ever hav-
inc drawn the center OF the constel-
lation.
There nre "a score or negro fight
ers now seeking tu win a place I'm
the sun, but none have risen high
enough 10 demand National ntten-
tion. Jack McFcy. who bids fair tc
carry en- q famous name, may de-
mnnd the calcium before long. There
IRE one OF two others who may Join
tie list on real ~ccntenders In the
various classes some day, but I cant
offer any of them right now.
Flowers death recalls again the
first time his name was brought 70
my attention. That was through the
signing or the negro to fight Harry
Ereb, the Pittsburgh windmill, In the
/ modest town Of Fremond, O. That
was some years back. And the fight
WINS considered n workout tn Grub.
II was. And howl
Flowers. upsettinr the belief Of
most Of the spectators, stood toe to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
MEN TO
REACH VALLEY
Grid Team Expected
Today; Will Play
Broncs Thursday

HARLINGEN, Nov. 20.-The Junior
Gentlemen. freshmen gridsters cx-
tragrdinary. from Centenary college
at Shreveport, La. moved into the
Valley Wednesday and pitched camp
preparatory to the game Thursday
with the Edinburg Brorcs az the
Valley Mid-Winter Fair at Har-
lingen.
Carol Baize. greatest valleyite Of
them all. arrived with the rest Of
the visiting team. To say he was
given IA rousinK welcome with n brass
band and all that sort OF thing
would be putting IL mildly. ALI Har-
lingen turned out 20 see the home
coming or the greatest pigskin artist
the Valley has turned out in years.
All Hariingen is also expected to
turn out. along with the great
throngs Of Valley grid fans. 70 see
the game Thursday between the
Broncs and the Centenary Freshmen.
Preparations are under way AZ the
fair grounds to handle the largest
crowd eve attending q football game
In this section.
It is an unofficial game. SO far a.
the Valley visitors are concerned.
they having completed their regular
season schedule on THANKSGIVING day.
The team has had n highly sue
cessful season. no small part of
which success In credited To the
work Of Baize. IL Is conceded BY prac-
tically all southern experts that the
Junior Gentlemen this year are the
greatest collection Of young grid
stars ever assembled on one team.
The program OF entertainment calls
for a visit 10 Brownsville and Mat
amoros by the visiting Eridmen be-
fore the. game il called. While In
the lower section Of the Valley the
gridders viii be taken on a tour "a
all places Of interest.
Reports reaching here from Edin-
burg are TO the effect that the
Broncs are in the best shape Of the
season. and are making every ad.
vance preparation to put up N real
battle with the collection or out
standing stars they win be called
upon to face Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
PEPPER BACK
IN old GAME
Senate Retained II
Represent West
ern League

koAMlNG AT LARGE, Nov. Qa-
George Wharton Pepper, United
States senator, and prominently men
toned at various times fer important
baseball positions, has again been
drawn into the sport through his re-
tentlun-rep0rted-to represent the
Western League in its battle against
secession" The battle ia due to
40 to "a finish ms the star attraction
nc the minor leagues annual meeting
at Dallas, December 6.
Pepper has long been recognized
nv an authority on baseball law. He
IS an ardent fan, and has q close
personal acquaintance with the biz
men Of the game.
An interesting phase or the battle.
preliminary skirmishcs Of which are
already back firing, Is that pitted
against Pepper win be u "home tai
lent" expert.
!. Walter Morn -, secretary OF the
Dallas club or the Texas League, IL
the man.
The fight il being waged cver the
withdrawal OF the Oklahoma City
and Tulsa, Okla, clubs of the West
ern League, and their alignment with
the Texas League. The teams have
already officially withdrawn from
their old connections and have been
accepted to membership in the Texas
League.
The Western League hopes 10 force
the teams 10 at least buy their way
out Of that league. claiming violation
OF territorial rights.
Morris drew the attention and
communication OF Texas baseball fans
when he Ted successfully "a move To
exempt baseball from the Sunday
closing laws Of the state. He not
only wrote the law, hut went before
the legislature and cot d unanimous
report out Of the committee for the
bill.
* passed both h0Ases with ease.
Norris started out to Be q lawyer.
He Is a graduate Of the law school
or the University az Texas. hr
broke into baseball as u player and
then entered the business end BY be-
coming secretary Of the Fort Worth
club Of the Texas League. Later me-
became president Of the league and
held that post until he became one of
the stockholders In the Dallas club on
the league.
Western League officials and fans
are aware that the loss OF Oklahoma
City and Tulsa will hit the league
for a time at least. II has been the
feeling for some time that the two
teams virtually carried" the league.
AT the same time officials OF the two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
Rio Hondo Loop
Road is Paved

Paving Of the San Benito-Rio Hon
do-Harlingen loop has been COM
pleted, and the McElwrath paving
machine, which was working on the
Harlingen-Rio Hondo SEXTON has
been moved to the north end OF the
Santa Rosa-La Feria highway. Paw
ing on the south end Of the latter
highway began last week.
The Barrels pavement has been
opened as far as the Paredes line
road. and the remaining 4,S00 feet Of
paving will be opened in a week or
ten days.
The Dodd 4 Wederartner crew.
working on the San Benito Boule-
ward. have practically completed the
paving 20 the military road with the
exception or a strip on the north end.
These contractors also have u ma
chine working on the Paredes Line
road north from Brownsville, APP
proximately four miles Of which has
been completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
OFFICIALS OF
TITLE ARRAY
TO Be NAMED
Announcement Will
Be Made Thursday;
Ticket Sales Poor;
Plans Made

Names Of the officials who will
have charge Of the game between
Brownsville's Valley champion junior
high school team and the Flying
Painters Of Palestine, will be an
mounted Thursday, Red Irvine coach
or the local team said Wednesday.
Along with this announcement will
come the official weights and ages
Of members Of both teams. This in
formation regarding the visiting
gridders is in the mails on the way
to Brownsville and should reach here
late Wednesday or early Thursday II
IL believed.
Preparations for the game, which
viii be played at the high school
field Friday, are progressing IN .
NEST satisfactory manner, with the
exception Of the advance ticket sales,
Irvine declared. The tickets are not
going nearly as fast as he had hoped,
the coach said. but is is still hoped
that the take-in at the gate on the
day Of the game will keep the affair
from being a financial failure.
Sale Of the tickets started off like
the ~proverbfal house afire, but have
slumped, and during the last few
days practically no sales have been
reported BY any Of the workers IN
the field.
Preparations for handling one Of
the largest crowds ever to have wit
messed q grid game here, are going
forward regardless OF the slump OF
the advance, those in charge say.
Benches are to be placed at va-
rious vantage points about the
grounds and a rore, stretching all
the way around the field, will keep
back the expected crowd. In addi-
tion several policemen will be on
hand 10 aid in quelling the average
fans instinct to get as close to the
scene OF action as possible.
That the Brownsville boys will be
in probably the best shape Of the
season Is indicated from the way
they have been working out each
afternoon this week, Irvine said We'd
nesday. A second secret session was
indulged in Tuesday afternoon, and
the boys seemed 20 have as much
snap and sparkle as they displayed
during the practice Monday.
The idea Of the secret workout Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30

MUSHROOMS SMASH ASPHALT
NOTTINGHAM. Eng. Mushrooms
growing up through thick asphalt
have smashed the paving or castle
Boulevard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
B~antamweight Is
Suspended Tuesday

NEW YORK. NJ. ", Nov. 30.-tF-
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute, general
liz recognized rs worlds bantam
weight champion, was suspended in
definitely Tuesday by the New York
state athletic commission for with
drawing from a scheduled fight next
Thursday with Tony Canz0ner.
Taylor reported an injured hand
but Suspension in such cases Is re-
quired by the commissions rules
regardless Of the circumstances
Taylor has been replaced BY Ig-
nacio Fernandez a. an opponent for
Canzoneri.
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not so much to keep the activities Of
the team under cover as II is to pro-
vide the boys with privacy. the coach
said. He fears that in the event a
large crowd OF spectators is on hand
for the sessions the boys may have
their attentions distracted from the
business at hand.
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JILTED. n HERSELF

MUNICH.-Fraulein Anna Ledricht
hanged heraelf because her fiance
broke their engagement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30

R0ME.-Unable to play his violin
because crippled. Umherto Rallicinc
strangled himself with a string from
the instrument.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-30
WILLS PIPE TO AUNT

BELFAST.--James O'Donovan will
cd 10 his aunt q pipe which she had
many times scolded him for using.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-08

New Haven and Vicinity-Unset- tied weather with local showers to- night and Tuesday.
 Weather Conditions
 An extended area of low pressure prevails over the Middle Atlantic states, lake region, Ohio valley and southwestward over the Central Mis- sissippi valley to the southern plains states. It is producing showers from Colorado and northwestern Texas northeastward to upper New York state districts and from Ala bama northward to Iowa and the lake region. Southerly and south westerly winds have combined to bring moisture and warmth to the North Atlantic states this morning, and the humidity is somewhat de- pressing. An area of high pressure attended by cooler temperatures overspreads the northern plains states and the Canadian northwest.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled weather with local show CTS.
 Forecast till p. m. Tuesday:
 Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island - Cloudy, probably showers tonight and Tuesday; cool CT Tuesday in Western Massachu- setts; moderate to fresh south and southwest winds.