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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR ELY PL AMP ANACosTIA RI. Sc
Thtee-toom frame Ell. l., 3 lots 50 $50
Terms IS" cs.h and Small AT monthly Month" pay
meuts.
o.. .s y: T i..S g. Hw 'r~
SIX-ROON CORNER BUNGALOW N EX,
eellert condition; complete with garage.
cen', e'e street and sidewalk an abundan"e
OF S'"'TrR Es sos "fly W Fl a2' &C. good ''
Investment Bldg Main 200"
-. ..After !, n.n ADAMS 1856. -.
S"% 'So raa. at6 ST hot xsie Mop X.
and ele,,tri",,yi douole rear porch. sarsgs ;
Open sunday bet%eem any : 'I ~esek day.
ga" h" i"sF THoM +, z arrangement Rrpg
l'.l You : 81, Nv. Phone Phone North 4,as.
R:''. oL a, ST. GnElY CHASE, p C ana
hsdgoo,n; inner sloset ii halI: ,twotonc heist
o9fTK REsLTYf coz o"e" b. Se"",
ONE open until 8 nm. SATURDAY
HokDf skGSk R NE9H 6 81 f9sn r =
i}r1S"sy nF's .ho%ers srEs sfa
" sn large ha," ! sssEs
porch: large prick fireplace; wonderful view
e. Pa down hf sHrtSg in prrs SD 5G 600
now s ss"o '"sS an he SEEN fs s"nday 70 ar"
6eG Southern Bldg Main lo08f.
BROOKLAND-S5.75O.
3as 4h st. BrGoband aodi .,,s de
i1 1no ,"S aF'' $50" ASH sso onfh
includes interest and principal on 2nd trust
Pot. sss7 l.. v THA'K IaS:, 18th st.
iLIGHT-ROOM
KENNEDY HOME.
EXCLUSIVE NORTHWEST
The house. which is in perfect condition
nnasi" a atEe ron d f p psa orthe.
brick garage: paved street. and alley; Genie,
home ne see this The price and terms are
WM $. PHILLIPS & co. INC.
14aa K sT. " '''' IVA" MAIN 1900.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL;
Me hone Of large I rooms ,a and a ae1
This home is about ; years old II. first.
class condition Priced very reasonably at
s"''o o" 1S.HfSI ' ( L III; ho"'e''
Specializing in homes, ,o,co
1905 Vermont Ave. NJ. 1O:t0.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE
S59S.
Complete year-around Aladdin Readl:cnt
home Freight paid t.. your railroad station
designs and sizes with prices. All lumber
millwork. hardware. pant, nails, etc omm
P'Aa&Y3. wilmington. North carolina:
81 900 UNDERPRICED $3.50; ON KEN,
lucky ave. Sc. near Lincoln Park; colonial
design; 9 large rooms, tile bath; h.:wn:.
GLADM1N. Realtor. 3Os Penna, ave. sc.
221 RITTENHOUSE ST. MA 7,R
and b. detached home center hall. double
size living room. fireplace. cleo. lights. pipe
less furnace tiled bath: attic; concrete
cellar: stationary. tubs and instantaneous
u block from cars: ST 800 cash; priced
at SO. 80 for quick sale: deal direct with
owner. Open Sunday for inspection non. Nd
F. G. SPEIDEL. NJ. D..
Main 1914
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1885, - -
ONLY
81 4HO.

A SACRIFICE.
One of those beautiful bay-windoW brick
homes in pretty. Southeast convenient 10
car lines, &c. Six rooms and bath; three
rooms deep making all rooms large bright
and modern ne conveniences: deep lot TO paved
Alley: garage Owner is sacrificing this
home for An Immediate sale See ii first.
Cali Mr.. HOOVER Potomac 205l.
on 18th ST. NE.-ONE- BLOCK OF CARS.
two large modern srf,e esisie
Inn Eve q u W Main 144S.
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SALE OR RENT-sIB. PROP.
8 ROOMS, AMI: ACT QUICKLY; S45
month easy terms
5-roosl BUNK aldw S}5 month: easy terms
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
North SOS3: Eve, Hyatts l21-W.
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sALE-su DURHAM PROPERTY.
4
SALE--sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
tContiTued.)

Buy IN BEAUIJFUL TAkOMA PAKK.
Washington's Most Desirable Suburb
DO TIII LIP AVE
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TAkOMA PARK HOMES.

n75o-This. bungalow has been
called the prettiest bpnralew inside and
sisned by. 4 woman, THAT'S Why;
Large. delight fully. planned living and
dining rooms. in which nearly any kind
Of furniture can be attractively Ar
RANGED. The kitchen is a dream with
its convenient appointments and cory
breakfast nook. Over $500 worth Of
shrubbery and roses beautfy the lawn.
Location Is unexcelled.
50. 50o-S25o cash and $50 month.
A bungalow built by one Of Takhma
Parks best builders; Located on, one
r n nm Rresest sseeas oor has "a ysrs sse
extremely easy terms for bungalow OF
this type.
Io.75o--Delightful, new, colonial
hoIse on up p G. SIDE IN Ar e1celept le
Senator's home Has ? lovely roouna.
would expect to find in 4 home 81 this
kind, just sold one similar to II lust
next door to member OF German
embassy.
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ga qk(l

NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,.
q rooms tile bath. electricity and hot water
heat. two rear porches and col. front porch
room for garage as5 II fine nenih
must sell leaving city. Line: IL.
on N ST, NV, NEAR 11,hmA r FINE Eat Il;
alley lot 2oxlO5 arranged as apis. shnW,
I'M good income Party leaving city. Will
sacr :e g EssSy ,n aerms TINS Is nome
THOMAS LEONARD & CO.,
1S6 Il Ave n W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROp'Y.
MODERN HOME OR ACREAGE. NOT OVER
$40 900 Arlington or Fairfax County. Va.
erty with one trust. Address Box 10l e
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Excellent To-
cation. er Y
|, ig h altitude.
beautiful shady
lawn. beautiful
IL Handicapped.
l,uilt-in garage,
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sALE--sUBuRBAN PROPERTY.
GENTLEMEN'S COUNTRY
HOME In NIRClNlA

An attractive old home located about one
it,tle IRON, Alexandria, ON rood roads op;,
nosite Mt Eagle. former home Of Lord
Fairfax; On elevation overlooking beautiful
country. The house in good condition. con
tains l., rooms and 3 acres of land; price
only $40 sou: cash ma y,icut reasonable. For
appointment phone Alexandria a26 or con
F. c. GODDNOw h co. Realtors.
81. King St, Alexandria.
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SIS 800 ....
Kew bungalow: rooms, bath: hQt.Water
boat: every modern convenience: lot 5oxlo
'e'PplEsR FERRY BosWELL. NIT RAINIER. ND.
EXCLUSIVE srBrR ! ! BUNGALOW
5 rooms. bath: electricity gas, maaern
thrpurhout This home sn1s,, .n a,,ras ad
planned s YIN e.sr 0nssaens garage building
O. sf I; zA l. NV Maln ss7i
NEW BUNGALOW. CONCRETE STREET
s rooms. bath INV hardwood hoors,
vanse. large lot on bus line: price S6.25n
this bungalow can be bought WITH sn n,s1
ZINGER' GAS X ST. NV. Main h31I
4 ROOM HoME--vIENTA'
Va $3.50. must have S2.5oo rash'
acres: 23T 4 foot frontage on tarvia ,rosn /:
electricity. fruits. grapes; me garden' fh9'e
NEAR WOODBRIDGE. D. C.-:-25l5 7th ST;
ne. three blocks south o. Rhoae tsi aier
beat f. o s,es mi Ms fa ~ fMo 51i
r. NEARBY VIRGINIA. We ARE oFFERa,
l ing xsS b sa'fa'Ihhot heat electric
dGnhle garage. Lot Is feet front lies high
and Is we'll handicapped. Price. ss'5oo'oo;
a. T. ROBINSON,
h145is-5I6 Bond BLDG.
14th and n y ave-
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$1,000 cash will make you the owner of
IBIS nsW mSders sa house liz excellent
schools: large. shady lot: garage. 'e' anu
ow Right n aIf, p Terms q,,n
257 Ethan Allen ave
Col. 9117-J
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COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY
home: INV h cleo. gas. bath. hardwood
aoors: ills 5tb Il Sc. san,tiIe E.. N.
nin ff All s3s.j. -..---.---.-..-zIa...
OWING 70 CHANGE IN LOCATION or
employment. will ssll At, bargain my new
hons within walking distance OF navy yard.
1aHNSs 81 F9Ha li99 .
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PRICE S6ZS0

Inst off of MARYLAND ave: modern bay
window brick dwelling. six rooms and tile
bath hot.water heat. electric lights. This
northeast. and is Offered at AN exceptionally
low price: terms to sllit can be made
IOHN T. DONOHOE & SONS.
3I4 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc.
REALTORS.
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A BARGAIN FOR COLORED;
9Th St near l. NV. rooms batns
h-wh., electric. garage: good terms for
urick sale RAPPAPORTS. 501 NV
Main $685..
FOR COLORED.
In central downtown, large 2-family
Aat with 3 and 6 rooms and attic. INV n =.
Electric lights tile baths glassed-ln Dorches.
garage for > cars. This Is 2 corner nat;
condition throughout Price and terms rea-
sOnable For further information call North
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ADAMS 3SO1.

6-r. bunr., bath; ami: SAT so.
New 5-r b%ns S bath ami. h~e@SIh. s55.
p, sm' s.,i siEi1%e '",ny y,
ssoI, ALABAMA AVE. s E--EIGHT ROOM
Is i1 sssSn t0 TIE too Geeod
po'anty Tor Some one s's e tss prabsry
sgrs e greatly increase Ia value il the
progress.
R GarnE as. a:oss az. aaa oo cssS scss
asod cbpsssa ss tss iss ~s Jill vi,
erect 4-room bunsalow on the 1b extra lots
@ ' sa tRf Ssas On nf ss.s nicely s
tefraced lots.
CALL LINCOLN 1855
Coed 7loe@ b9n raRk g. H s9dSo $500
p Gns or ia'S S st. , iee, n es
oase sevea 1Ss r. Gaa aa 81. wds
Col, = F ssssss PARK Rna ~ c. CO. =,
49, Takon1a Park. b. c, ''"' -"
WOODBRIDGE. d. {.
house, bedrooms and sieepins porch: iarre
lot: excellent legation on South Dakota ave.
ss%'s ss ~ s sus bts'.
5-room house, ami; lot. 50x15O: garage;
.a'''"9 woo Sqs fns far REx Sf,PSo CO.
North sos3: EYES. Hya.ts. ie7.w.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
Dandy .ehoom house on 24th A.. strictly
po ,,y goG room ssns sPTce will sHrprss
3ss2 South Dakota ave ne II" Ia, 'r Nnrth
1850 va" '"r'"
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For COLOR Ed

Sec this before you buy. Biggest bargain
In hest location northeast: tapestry brick
with large rooms splendid hot-water heat,
electric light. large front and rear porches.
model kitchen with beautiful niece sink
and drainbOard. Quality" gas range and
cabinet dresser. All this on terms as 10" as
$40 80 month.
Call L
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ala 16th ST N.E.-S5,950.
Woodbridge bungalow of rooms that sold
for $3.50 3 years ago: look II over and
call NJ. 2002.
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SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
CAT T.

In exclusive CLEVELAND Park = n. modern
nome for the ,unheari-of low price Of
ST 900: only $500 cash SIS per month
Act quickly. as I must sell. Call Adams
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e1s CEDAR AVE. TAKoMA PARK.


GROOM HOUSE, ACRE. .,,
=. Hardwood floors throughout unusually
large porch and living room. freplace tiied
Rfa' sfs GSsss sfs. E? r.s Fh%".
r~. T laas s,J PARK ARK BUNf ga s"in a.
s rass n ss asa q xh q hrs
years e. aM TO rf potomae 7s Ii ben 'Nc l'lo
Five rooris and bath. ;h.-@.h.; built,in g.,
rage: near 14th at. car line and on concrete y
s siEN fS s'ce i fsb es It. Poiomac
low: electric lights. furnace heat and gas
stove, in excellent condition; bargain price,
spoom sI house sasn modem sts peh cleo FIRE
trays Price, 800: $500, cash; o. S5i 90
gssTs.wnn9p. ONCE Gar $50 Aesioe"ee
SNAPPY WOODSIDE BUNGALOW
Priced only $6.250; to the right parties
reasonable cash payment; LOT bDx aa Coy aon
serIne TURF PM left a0d a. Grace charh
ss tf Phone sns w sSa ss a5 ASK Tor
ATTRACTIvELY AND MODERATELY
priced home: rooms, bath, ami; on i'm:
line. Bethesda. Md. Address Box Use, Star
a RI essase bull, Is se Tor $500 prIes
SlIo oo;rs: lot COX 80 garage am, au.. -,
'o Bssslnt.svilsMiF'fame 7bassala~: 10. 5oxa5o:
MARIO VENTURA,
G Johnson Ave. Hyattsyile. Nd.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Good location. brick; q rooms; bath: IN
splendid condition S1D0 cash. balance same
FOR COLORED-224S ONTARIO RID. NV.
3 rooms. bath. furnace heat. gas and cleo
terms. Open Sunday between 2 and s.
THOMAS Z, PETTY,
1421 You ST. NV. Phone North 4l5S.
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RARE BARGAIN

Nv very desirable brick home. rooms
and bath ami. garage: near Spring I'd and
18th NV Priced for quick sale at 81 900
less than ST 900 down. Call Potomac 1880
Ant
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BETHESDA, MD-BUNGALOw 4 ROOMS.
bath: ami. lot 50xil5 feet 50; to cars:
$3.50 easy ,, terms -, or rent at S37 so per
fhesda Nd Phi. Beth 4I0 Ihs
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MAUDE H. LAWRY
PARK
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center hall ami. h.@h: lot 50x1 so: ga
rage: fruit and shrubbery. Price. $4,000.
Owner 1901 R. l. Ave Mt Rainier Md .
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$500 CASH. $50 MO.
New detached 5-roOm BUNGALOW. on Madi
con 81 near Blair rd.: all improvements
Aeon lot. Phone Adams aG67J mr. North
11cc..n wv Coz
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Where architec-
turaI and scenic
beauties blend per
fectly.
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Picturesque High and Hcathul. Invites "u
Din the Washington Baltimore Boulevard lust Beyond II.
all city comforts ana {"
neta
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18

stration of the Compensation Act" Paul P. Swett, M. D., will also ad- dress the meeting on The Prob lem of the Lame Back" His talk will be Illustrated by lantern slides.
 As a sidelight on the personal re- lations and welfare work the New Departure Go. is carrying on among it's employees c. F. Olin, advertising manager of the company will briefly describe such activities.
 A buffet lunch will be served.
 Mrs. Beastzek Dies Suddenly
 Stricken suddenly yesterday as she had just finished her dinner, Mrs. Marion Beastzek. 62 years old of Terryville. died immediately. The medical examiner of Terryville de- clared death due to heart trouble and gave permission to K Blogo- slowski Co. Of this city to prepare the remains for burial
 She had been a resident of this colntry for 20 years, coming to New Britain from Poland and moving to Terryville 10 years ago. She leaves her husband, Kasimer. two sons, Adam and John Beastzek of Terry vile and a daughter, Catherine of that town.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at o'clock at St. Kasimer's church. The body will be placed in the receiving vault at St. Mary's cemetery, Terryville, for interment in the spring.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
IS HEAD
 0F LEGION PAPER
Chosen President Of Corporation
 -0ther Local Men Honored
Especial to the Heraid.l


 Hartford. Jan. 18-Harry c Jackson of New Britain was elected president of the Connecticut Legion Record, Inc. official publication of the American Legion. Department of Connecticut at a meeting of the board of directors held at the Hotel Bond last night. He is q past commander of the state department and it was during his term of office that the Record was instituted and it's first issue published. Besides holding the position of president of the corporation which controls the publication. MT. Jackson was also named as the advertising manager.
 Claire Pfennig of Bristol waa named treasurer of the corporation and business manager of the publi- cation. Gerald P. Crean of South- ington was named secretary of the corporation and news editor of the publication. Albert !. Prince of the Hartford Times and Robert c. Vance of the New Britain Herald were named editors.
 The Connecticut Legion Record was adopted as the official publica- tion of the state department of Con- necticut last year. It is monthly publication dealing with the news of the seven districts and the posts of the organization in this state. It has been issued for the past six months and is incorporated under the laws of the state of Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
LIKES COLD WEATHER;
 COMES FROM CALIFORNIA

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Jan. 1s,- tPl-While New Englanders by the legion are Hooking to California and the south, Mrs. Frederick N. Woods. Jr, her three children and her mother have come to Martha's Vine- yard from California because they love the New England winter and its outdoor sports.
 Mrs. Woods yesterday completed her s4th journey across the conti. nent. With her family she brought . dozen thoroughbred saddle horses, four dogs, and cat. Three of the horses have made the transconti- mental trip once before.
 The animals were loaded in an exs press car in San Francisco last Wed- nesday and by special arrangement the car was hitched to the limited trains which brought their owner east. Mrs. Woods explained that she could not bear to be separated from her pets. She had special permit which permitted her to visit in tho express car daily. The train journey ended in New Bedford and the boat trip to the Vineyard here. where Mrs. Woods, her children and hostler each mounted horse and leading the other stock rode to the Woods estate at West Tisbury.
 The Woods home in California is at San Mateo. Mrs. Woods waa brought up on the Vineyard which she calls home.
 The family will make a twd visit
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18

lard. The bride wore . shell georg- cite crepe dress with velvet hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of tea roses.
 Breakfast was served It the home of her grandparents, after which tho couple left for . two weeks honeymoon in Maine.
 At the nuptial mass, which was performed by Rev. Austin F. Munich. Josephine Boeco sang T Love You Truly" and Ave Maria, :" while James Furlani of New Brit ain sang At Dawning' as the cou- pie left the church.
 Alter Society Meeting
 The Altar society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy held a meet ing last evening and chose a com mittee of six to obtain new mem- bers. A drive will be started at once, and 1t is hoped to enroll every member of the parish.
 Plainville Bowlers Win
 The Recreation All-Stars defeated the Fafnir Bearing Co. bowlers of New Britain last night at the Rec reation alleys here. winning all three strings and taking the match by 1s3 pins. Mastriano, Thompson, Mur- phy and Hoffman were all over 300; Schenk was best for the losers. The scores.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18

considerably throughout the winter because of snow choked roads. The l selectmen state that they are doing tho best they can with their equip ment and that all the districts are being treated impartially.
 What They're Doing | William Chapman, son of MT. and Mrs. John Chapman of Kensington, | has returned to this place after term of enlistment in the Marine corps.
 The Berlin Motherhood club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the parsonage. The gath cring is in the form of an open meeting and all local women are in- vited to attend and meet Miss Ivy Dalby, town nurse, who will speak on her duties.
 1 The Kensington Athletic club will meet this evening at s o'clock at the Tabs hall, Remington. All members are asked to attend.
 Back Again
 The Kensington. Boys club senior hask ketball team is back in the cellar after dropping Saturday evenings games with Manchester Hi-Y. Eight teams arc entr red in the league of which Kensington is Number S. The team plays the Mapping Commun- ity clubs @econds tomorrow night, and will endeavor to pull up out Of the ditch with a win. Through some freak of scoring, q win to- morrow evening would place the To- calls in fifth place. The league now
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18

X win for the locals against Wap- ping would bring heir standing mp to won ?. and lost 5, or a percent age of .2S6 while Mapping would drop 10 .250. thus bringing the To- calls up to fourth place.
 East Berlin Items
 The side roads were cleared yes 5arday. R. o. Clark putting his trac- tor blow on to the job. The state blows cleared only the main thor oughfare and A'r. Clarks act was greatly appreciated. especially by those who have to use the side streets.
 The following members of the Boys club have signed up for the track meet at the New Britain Y. NJ. C. A. a week from Saturday: Raymond Rich, Jack Walsh and William Walsh in the broad jump. Raymond Rich and Philip Bourgeoic in the running high jump, Jack Walsh in the 20 yard dash, William Walsh and George Bittner in the relay race, Herbert Splettstoezser in the intermediate 20 yard dash. All those wishing to enter the meet have until next Wednesday to regis ICOntinned On Page lN
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
Poland Accused of Being
 Aggressive Near Prussia

koenigsberg, East Prussia, Jan. 1S.-tP}- Cahrges of aggressive in- tentions by Poland toward East Prussia are contained in a manifesto sent to the Berlin government by the patriotic league and nationalsts of this province.
 The question of dismantling the fortresses on Germany's eastern frontier is one at issue between the German government, the Interna- tional military control commission and the Allied Council of Ambassa- dors. Paris dispatches yesterday said the control commission had found the latest German proposals for set tlement of the controversy insuffi- cient in their present form. Termina- ton of the interallied control over Germany's armaments hinges part ly on this question.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
FOUR MEN OVERCOME.

Boston, Jan. Is R>-Four men ems ployed in the engraving department of the Boston Traveller were over- come today by fumes resulting from a fire which caused slight damage. Bremen were forced to wear gas masks to subdue the blaze. The men were taken to hospital, but their injuries were not considered serious.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
I7afnir Bearing N. E.
Recreation AlI-Stars
479 572 ASA 1885 Legion Bowling

The bowling team of Brock Barnes post will roll the team from Eddy Glover post of New Britain at the Recreation alleys tonight. On Friday night they will take on the Hartford Legion in a match at Hart's Ideal alleys. The Plainville pin top piers have been crushing their op- appear to have as strong team as any post in this section.
 Notes
 George A. Hodge of 130 Trum- bull avenue hs been called to Alex andria Bay, New York, by the death of his father.
 The Parish Guild of the Church of Our Saviour will hold meeting at the parish house at 2 o'clock Thurs day afternoon, Tea will be served.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Noren have removed from Linden street to their new home on Trumbull avenue.
 Mrs. Walter Seymour. Mrs. Sophia Dexter, and Mrs. Elberme Moore are on the committee in charge of the food sale to be given by the Church of Our Saviour Uarish Guild tomor- row
 Funeral of Mrs. Root
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary C. Root, who died Sunday in Water bury, were held this afternoon at the home of Mrs A Fl M,lus in Southinston. The body was taken to New Hartford for burial.
 Game Called on
 Tho Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team was scheduled to play the New Brit ain Comets in the Hardware City last night, but the Comet manage ment called up Manager Wesley Schwab at the last moment and said no floor could be obtained. Notice of 2t hours is required by the league rules in case of postponement, and Plainville may claim a forfeit.
 Our sale ends Saturday, January 70; 20 per cent discount on all mer- Dry goods. mems furnish ings. footwear, floor coverings, etc H. A. James, 53 West Main street. advt.
 January clearance sale starts the goth. I. J. Birnbaum,- ,-advt.
 Parish Guild food sale in parish house tomorrow at p. m.-advt.
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Grange to Install

Ge iin Grange, 94, ?, of H, will hold it's annual installation of off ccrs this evening at the regular