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New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
MIDDLET0WN BUS LINE
Hearing to hc Held on Proposed service Between New Britain and Down River City.

A public hearing will be held in Berlin town hall. May 10. at a:3o a. m. on the application of Fred C.. Hall and William J, Goggin for q franchise to operate q bus route be-
 tween Niddl"town and New Britain. by way of Berlin. A member Of the public utilities commission will pro scld". The proposed route is l,v way oi Washington. Berlin and Newfield streets. 10 the village of Little River. through the Middlctown- Berlin highway. through Berlin to the New Britain, Berlin highway,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
' orld Peace Advocate
 Speaks Here Tonigh!

All Swedish residents are u%Ir3l 10 ih" meeting at the First .utMr- an church thIs evening su which Albert WIcklnan of Swvi.u ssho ls d'Eoiing hta life To tur promotion Of world peace. TIig be tho prmuml speaker Mrs. Mi,kmn "Ut Wsp speak. Th" WjrI5un@ represent tn, swedish Peace and Arbitration ,oa- mission Een. A. A, AlI4nst Nla presid" at th" InoyIue and ur- sical program will ha mEsu marr the direction Of proC. I'r uIs 3ts. oreauIst at in" church
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

Charles Grabowski, aged 9, of 4 Concord street, charged with trans porting alcohol by means of an au- tomobile, pleaded not guilty and on request of Attorney M \. Sexton, a continuance until tomorrow was granted. Officer David Doty ar rested Grabowski about s o'clock last night and charged him with de- llverins a gallon can Of alcohol 10 the home of Mir. and Mrs Frank smith of cS0 Elm street,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
CATTLE BRING HIGH PRICES

Oconomowos. Wis, April o7 (P-- SiX'y-eight head of Holstein cattle representing herds from Massachu- sets to California were sold here yesterday for s42.364 or an ayeragc Of SG23 an animal. Purchases were made by breeders in Michigan. Mis- souri, Mississippi. Pennsylvania, Maryland. New York and Minnesota. One bull sold for s3,60O and another for S2,45o.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
FREE PUBLICITY HIT
 BY ADVERTISING MEN
Work of Paid Press Agents ETcs.- tive, But Costly to Advertising Mediums.

New York, April c- LR,-Tree publicity is an obstacle in the way
 of developing certain types of ad
 Hertlsing. says the annual report Of the bureau of advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, which today formally opened its annual convention,
 The continued willingness Of editors 10 give free space to adver- tlsers who employ press agents" said the report. has paved the way Tor actual competition between the press agent and advertising solici- tor. Advertisers. particularly asso- ciations advertising certain indus 'rl"s' are constantly approached by press agents who tell them they are Hn"ise to spend money on leeiti- mate newspaper advertising when they can obtain at the cost of press agents fee. news column pub llcation of promotional material. Frequently these representatives lead the advertisers to buy adver- fisins in mediums other than news papers and 10 employ q press agent to raid the columns of the dailies
 The confident expectation of come advertisers In this direction may be found in the fact that at least two of them have complained 70 the bureau that the half-tone illustrations accompanying their { press material were not printing We'll in ne"spa pers. One of the ad- F"rtisers offered this as q reason for not using newspaper advertising more frcquently.'
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
LIONS VOTE APPROVAL

Approval of the new association which developed from the plans Of the Civic Music Association. was voted at meeting of the Lions club yesterday. The vote was taken after report made by ". C. French, one of the clubs represent atlves 10 the association.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

in" hl"ach"rs f loo men would sign as guarantors for the payment of q note. several organizations have written Supt. Midnight asking that everything possible be done 10 keep tn" game in this city. In- "lud"d among them are the Amcii- can Legion and the F.Xchungc club
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
JOINT |. o. 0. F, INITIATION

\ Joln' initiation of candida1 cS for Svea lodge, I. o. o. F., of New Haven and the Andree lodge, I. O.. o. F.. of this city will take place in Odd Fellows hall this evening Haven lodge will confer the first degree. After the initiation a luncheon will be served. About 100 visitors from New Haven are ex- peCtrd.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
PLA|NV|LLE NEWS
(Continued From Page Seven

IT, 'oonlos' 114 Black Rock ave nue. New Erlta'n, tomorrow, for an al-day sewing meeting.
 Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Usher Of farmlngton avenue left today for New York city. They will return Friday.
 The Lady Toresters will meet to- morrow evening at 7:3Q o'clock in Legion hall.
 The mid week prayer meeting at the Baptist church will be held as usual tomorrow evening. The an- Aua. business meeting Of the church will take place on Friday evening.
 Methodist Church Bowling
 Tn" M. r.. church bowlers rolled at Iart's alleys last night with the following results.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
E. X. Hawley a Patient
 At General HOspital

E. 4. Ha~}ev. vice president of the American Hardware Corp. and general manager of the Russell X Erwin division. is q patient at New Britain General hospital. T. is said that he went to the institution for observation and rest,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

For Rent-Fivo room tenement on Neal Court. All modern improve ments. Apply Central Lunch.-adyt.
 Mothers Day candy orders sent by parcel post at onr expense. Tel. l7a. Thrall's Drug Store.-a advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
City Items

The regular meeting of St. Joseph's parish society will be held in the parish hall Thursday night.
 The annual guest night Of tha New Britain College club will bs held this evening at St. Marks parish house. Prof. Robert Hillyer will speak on Trend 0. Modern Poetry"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
ADMITS APPLE. WINS

New Market. England. April o7 Np - Adams Apple. by Pommern out of Mount Whistle and owned by C. W. s. Whithurn. won the D. aoh guinea stakes here today.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
\iJ;~IS' CONVENTION

Providence, E. |. April 27 tpl -- More than son nurses met here to- day for the fifth annual convention of ihe New England division of the American Nurses associa.ngu.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
Nature Cure Institute 19 SOUTH HIGH ST. Near Post Office
 Telephone 76J

If aillng you need the genuine Natureopathic Treatments-Th
 add years to life. Pep, Power, Endurance and Nerve Energy. My treatments cleanse the blood stream and restore perfect blood circulation which Is so important for hcalth.-My office is one Of the best equipped for eliminating diseased conditions in the states To those who have failed to find relief regardless of what aiI- ments or how many specialists treated by. these treatments are indicated for you. Man, woman or child. Have your tonsils treated absolutely painless and watch the diseased conditions disappear -.Likewise Sciatica,
 Neuritis. and all forms of Rheu- matism. including Kidney, Stom- ach, Liver and Chest diseases watch the symptoms disappear when treated by a recognized ex- pert.
 Trained nurse attendant for ladies and for those unable 10 prepare for treatment.
 DIR. r. COOMBS 1 office Hours 8 \. NJ. to 8 F. NJ. 1
 Two dollars per treatment or 6 for ten dollars when paid in advance.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

35S 35S 3cG-l05a
Evening star., 1927-04-26

II you have never seen-
THE KITE ALTERNATIVES

I you have never seen--~
THE KITE APARTMENTS
East Capitol ST.. Between 18th and 18th
YOU will be surprised
at the ATTRACTIVE apartments which are now
available For example. a two.room facing
East Capitol ST.. for only Sal per month
I room, kitchenette. bath. .Se7. so to $50 90
< rooms. kttchenette bath. $3.50 to AZ. SO
Z rooms. Kitchen -dthette. b. 1000 to AZ so
see them az any tirne--reserve the one
you want---aHd your rent will start when
you move IN, Heat. ianitor service hot
water at all times. The most desrable
apartment IN the city al anywhere near the
price Resident Manager. Apartment 20
I523 East CAPITOL st. Phone Atlantic
l02A. Take Lincoln Park car.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

FACING ROCK CREEK PARK---FC9UR
rooms and bath; furnished S55 90; unJur-
nished, $4,000; 3rd floor; children. Adams
2fgG
l1O4 l. NV OR Q ROOMS. KIT. BATH:
continuous hot water; very desirable. excel
lent d0wnto@h localion; adults; S35-S40. Il
proof building 2 rooms, kitchen, bath $40:
furnished, $50. 2S'
Evening star., 1927-04-26
y 7 n ~ 7 EHL
043 La. Ave. y.
T7WilHTTFi

ll44 7th st. n.w--4 rms bath; I'd "A SEQ 90
54g9 Hqlmead pl. H.w,---5 rms, bath,
NV. b. cleo. ...t.......... B55O
g4l 9th 81. p.w.--5 rms b., elec.. 55'01
UP New York ave n.W~-4 rms
% b9atn, ads,,. hiw 3,iyg h. ciec. s....,;t. 5000
gsJJ351s 81 ,7th st. ae.-- 3 rms ba!h. =. $3.50
gas with garase o' 4ooo
s. gas ~. q ,e.IaF. q. 80, a1.5o.
BATH ttRt;.;;,,,. 49, .s;'.' 1.'I as. so
0I5 New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1927-04-26
III VNI / IINkT.
READ! COME! SAVEi

DICK MURPHY,
Showroom, 1885 18th St. NV.
Adams 900.
---S@S&
Northeast Branch, ,604 Fl St. NE.
Phone Line. 357.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars"
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1927-04-26
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs

FIRST-attract you in
looking through these used car
columns. LOOKS - attract
you first when you inspect
the cars in the showroom
AND THEN, YOU
HAVE TO TAKE THE
WORD OF THE
SALESMAN WHO is
SELLING YOU. We
back UP what he
tells you with a
GUARANTEE
in WRITING.
READ! COME! SAVEi
Evening star., 1927-04-26
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
OPENING SALE.

We wish to announce that the
entire second floor Of our large
Service Station at 1912 You st.
NV. will be used for displaying
USED CARS that are traded in
on New Chfyslers.
This will be of great interest
to the prospective purchaser of
a Used Car, as every car can be
easily seen and readily demon
strated.
In order to establish this fine
Used Car Department on the
same basis as the present one at
1921 18th st. NV, which has so
well served the Used Car buyers,
we are offering some Of the best
vaiues ever in the city.
You will find in the cars listed
below unusual value and conven-
lent terms can be arranged;
Your car taken in trade.
chrysler 1926 Phaeton. -. $o75
Essex 1927 Coach. ....... 800
Hudson 1927 7-pass Sedan. 1880
Overland 1924 Coach. -. 325
Hupmobile Coupe, 1926. q o75
Chevrolet 1925 Sedan. 425
Maxwell rs Touring. ..y.. AIS
Ford rs Coupe. $50
Hupmobile Touring, '23. 20 275
Chrysler Sedan .,... ..-...- o75
Ford Coupe .........,.. 80
Dodge Touring ........... 225
Chrysler Roadster. ....... 900
Willys-Knight Coupe
Sedan ................. US
Jewett Touring. .......... us
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. .... SIS
And Many Others.
Open Until 9 PM.
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1912 You st. NV, End Floor,
And 1921 14th St. NV.
Nnr+I1 6Q16
Evening star., 1927-04-26

NJ THE 81 ALAMO, LAM, l2s3 ,I2th ST. NY
THE DETROIT I go o Meridian ri Nv, wv
THE CARLETON 8Iff ~ 124i 9aH Eanief Pl S@ SSSS'o
No. 23--3 rooms and bath, S4T.50
O THE tulane 5folSs ai9 @i9a 9s'q Ism ST. n R@oo
Ne. 44-S rooms and bath ...... sS2 so
aHE RocHEsTERa 9fis aHp i4ss Rs'S Meridian ri Se N@
Ne 35-t rooms and bath ......, .S55.15
NO. 32--l room and bath ........ $3.50
THE LEUMAss, 1901 Que ST. NV.
Ne. 44334- 4434-a rooms and bath ..:.... 5000
THE DE SOT0. 1900 Mass Ave wv
No. No. 45S 5 rooms rooms AND AND Satb Satb s955S
CHAS. Z; TRIBBY. SO DIST. Nat Bk. Bldg.
Day oh. NJ. 4T7s; night ph Col 6670
THE AYoNDALE. 1874 p ST. NV.
( rooms and bath -. s75 90 to Ss5 90
cA$aalSAfnIGlSH0 Sal fIlS aeto9CRT i5aa i'm srl l12So N@
] room and bath s31 5(l
l room Kit. and bath .......... 1000
6tNBARToN cQt2Rs'TFs i657 5ist ST. wv NV
FIiE MoSTcG8iftR;, 1881 Belmont ST. s1sa' Y.W'
EooHs roo sr bath snd porch front apt 1890 3SSo
TaE re APIs 3 ! %irf5Sr 4 q Clarke ark APT, Apt
1 g9,. I'm. XII and bath, Murphy bed and -"
2 rms. kit. and bath o4soo 70 S525 52So
YAN .GoRTLANbTs Ii4i7 Belmont St. NV NV
1920 NJ ST. NV.
THE NEEhY.' ''i II6S RS'(c'' st. Sc, so.'oo , .
., ,, a'ls ,so7 ES7' II Sir. NV. - 500 20 T.
.O5 oos s. AND SfSn ai6 a6th ST. NV. $500 $3.50
rooms bath an and I porch gyg, :, $4,000
s,A ALLAN 5Si5 ! wXHEKEE 8 CO. tIN5GSaooo'0 Goo'0'
---s77ILS2- ---7LS--I.n I3In ~ y. Main 26gO.
,oo,, MADISON 1889 EYE. sT
2 ROOMS AND BATH. ...... $3.50. 53Bo
CARyEL HALL Ia15 K sr.
ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. 3e.50-s42.50
CoRDoYA. 2ntb AND FLA. AVE.
RR92o9MMs mp ANb n BAHH' MI ....-..... Sss55o
7 Rooms AMI BATH. DUPLEX. ...iai.5o
!. NEW CoRpoyA, 1909 goth ST.
. hooMS AND BATH. .-.,........ .Sel.5o
= poow. VIRGINIA; 2l3o c ST
4 ROOMS. KTTcHEN ASD BATH. $3.50
. ROOMS G1oYypoR, 1J1 1925 ST.
3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH. 54.5o
gABJTqY 6 bn5SqS .TbR .TTEbRGsAqTEI AZ aa77 champisin s.
hooMS AND BATH. .S45 80
DECATUR. 9I3I FLA. AVE.
ROOMS ROOMS AANBB ANBB BATH BATH ............. 80
noo,, ,TlyERToNs II21 cath ST.
Room kfT, BATH $3.50. $3.50
: ROOMS. KIT. BATE. $50. 81 so. $3.50
Z. ". GRooMEs. 14Ie F ST.
2231 BANCROFT PL.. NV. i
g rooms 2 baths. Iapatory and inelosed :
sleeping porch. Call Main 2076 sse
The Chaplin, l474 Chaplin St.
IN. Modern a, ,apartment: Meridian Hill. highest
1olnt m Washington; 3 rooms bath: east
vest and corner apartmeHts; S45 up,
UNUSUAL. ATTRACTIVE BROOM APART
ilent; must be seen to Ike appreciated: FUR IS
aished or nnfurnished: finest appointments 6
MERIDIAN HILL APTS.
e8a3 18th St. Near Euclid.
BERKELEY HALL. s.
1910 COL RID. Nw,---NEw BUILDING.
betWeen Z car lines and on bus line. 81
me 4-Toonl; lowest rentals in city -
a e HOIGHTON s& CO.. REALTORS.
DID Il st. NV, Phone Main fh36-76s7.
2215 14th St. NV. 81
,orre Igs a1 rriRestcn stc9r. ,APsssss rooms Sss
lContinued On Next PaEa-I
Evening star., 1927-04-26

DO YOU REALIZE
That we buy cars for cash and
choose only the latest and best?
1927 Buick stnd 2-pAss coupe.
1928 Cadillac hrouEham.
1925 Chrysler 20 Roadster.
1925 Chrysler so coupe
1895 ChFyeler 20 hr0uRhan1.
1899 WiliyeKnight 90 sDt. touring.
1927 Hupn ept. touring iSl.
1929 Franklin IL sedan.
/ e1b Franklin sedan.
I926 Dodge sedan.
j I924 Buick T.pass. sedan.
] e2A Ford tudor.
1924 Jordan Blue Boy.
] 925 Buick master bTouKhsn1.
1925 Peerless s broughsm
ALL GUARANTEED
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
1924 14th St. NV.
Pot. 1851.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

HUDSON. ESSEX.
PAY LESS! GET MORE!
Many Popular Makes and
Models at Rock Bottom Prices.
DECIDE
After YOU See Our Cars, Drive
Them and Compare Prices.
Evening star., 1927-04-26


sALE--AuToMOBILEs.
FOR REAL USED CAR
BARGAINS
suessu sss ss N. a q Sc gass ssns j Gfeou' Dr0
EHfSEs2Es HfsgS r 4. 4 OWE SlMl
HUDSON--ESSEX.
Hsqson Sedan. ................... $500
Esssx 1 Toufing. ................... $50
podEe Coupe. ...s..s...s'......... 2og
Fofd Lion TfaSsIs aSs:,; !. t,;,,. ....::.: aaS
PADGETT JOYCE MOTOR
CO.,
7l2 E ST. Sc.
Phone Lincoln s44o.
HONEST VALUES.
s.ua,sssar roslIhs. a5IRosiissssID. isss $3.50
Ess Esse SScsPs Ss ,xs sDsse1dnl sedan 2. assso s
CSs!rciss TOGrinE. Ta2s: exc.ileni con. -. :.
d'i0h TRADE On rERMs. '''''' 90
TORREY MOTOR CO.,
silo Z 81. 6MFTEa MTa SUNDAY. WEST al.
PRICES.
hAys bssn .rsaaeed % J hEaTss which viii
vslue Supssssn win vi do DO well to zee our
syrSI., Ssss before cssCS buying slsssswhsre s1Bo
podss Basiness Coupe 'iSsi:::::::::::::: $Ss
RS3son % 1iiSIraiS ionriSnF. 1s5i. s5i .:.:..:.:::::: $50
MSarRgon sspssdsssaEa sssaEas 1924. .::.... s92
INVESTMENT BLDG.
GARAGE,
18th AND K SITS. NV.
EntEsSs sATOugh rnvs'tSsat ,Snsn slsE s9sEE0rs .Hes
YOU CAN BUY NO BETTER
CARS AT SUCH
SMALL COST.
"A Few As Follows:
gu!sk Tpa.s. Sedan sedan "a "A s55ooo: $3.50 down.
AaS.on ASfx 'isss fSsSs ssSss sSg9 ssson onSg SSSg
Peerless s.Da.s Sedan. IA. $500: ssao
studsbaier S.pass. Sedan. s72S: S2so down
Guaranteed.
sctae newly painted. all in GOOD condition
Cadillac Pierce Arrow. row Msrmon. olds,
On 6. M. A. C. Liberal and
Convenient Payment Plan.
THE WASHINGTON
CADILLAC co.
18th and You and t2eo-2s 22nd st.
LINCOLN 7-PASS. SEDAN.
Eausl to new. fully equipped and recon.
low price: trade OF terms. -
MARMON USED CAR DEPT,
1908 14th NV. N. 7I55.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

$75-$400.
Twenty cars, including such
as Fords, Dodges, Bucks, Chew
rolets and many others.
WARDMAN,
1926 18th. 12ll 14th St.
Potomac 5000.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1927-04-26
APARTMENTS--FURNTSHED

TAI 1kNO NNNN3AN - n y LAt4NNNAAA1Os
TAKOMA---2 HK. APTs EACH ROOMS
bath and porch: balcony: one with large
sleeping porch. exposures: delightful sur
roundings. charming outlook: high. shady
location. These unusually pleasant ants.
their charm. comfort and many conven-
iences. Adams 500.
nsfIc Mamnate D M. spacinsSs rs,.,,,,s II M
cool. clean quiet. homelike. continuous
y. NJ: Janisoy. 1T17 De sales. ~
Evening star., 1927-04-26

LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS CO,
1722 L ST., West of Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Methods in advertising and mer-
chandising have no place here.
We endeavor always to tell you
in these columns the truth and
nothing but the truth. Should
we fail in either we are here to
make good.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Two and Three Room Housekeeping Suites.
Single Rooms with Bath.
Weekly and Monthly Rates.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

ROOMS AND BATH /:
heat. 4 very large clos.
and porcelain sink and
,hen. hardwood floors :
10 per month. Apply
j32 g St. NV. 26s
Evening star., 1927-04-26
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT - .
rooms kitchen and bath: nice large rooms
new building in wonderful residential neigh
borhood overlooking Rock Creek Park: fine
Summer location: rental very reasonable,
Apply resident manager the Allen. 24I0
gG9ttaa e.. e.: NV or n. l.. SALISBURY CO.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

1870 N ST. NV
rooms 9sf,i kit bath and. porch s5s. so
rooms and bath :. -. .....s - s55 90
8 rooms aud bath SOS 20
90S AND a1O 2Qth ST. NV.
rooms. bath and porch ........,.S3 $50 90
227 ID ST. NV
rooms; Kit. and bath .......... SEQ. 90
ALLAN r. WALKER & Co INC
cI3 10Th ST. NV Main o6q0
Evening star., 1927-04-26

5D2 Il ST. E.E.--6 ROOMS AND BATH,
school Line HD9I w oSs
Evening star., 1927-04-26

1901 MASS, AVE. N.W.-THREE LOVELY
rooms: newly decorated; electricity: private
bath; two months rent free: very reason
able. Call OWNER. Main 1905 29'
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Ns1.- t..,st a. - ,fF..S 4QllA1..
- New buildlng. 18th and Maryland ave II p
incest outlook on CAPITOL Hill new 4-story
Win elevator; beautiful appearing building
VIII PC ready for occupancy May l. Make
your reservation today. Lowest rates in this
Evening star., 1927-04-26
CARvEL HALL. 1915 K sT.
ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. .S3e. .5O-S42 so

NEW CoRDovA, 1900 goth ST.
9 ROOMS AND BATH. .-4s-....... ,Sei SO
Evening star., 1927-04-26

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: WONDERFUL
location: all conveniences rents reduced
43l4 Georgia ave. NV. Line. 492e agent :
1885 HARVARD ST. N.W.--TWO LARGE
rooms kitchenette. bath. 3 large closets,
newly decorated; all modern improvements
Evening star., 1927-04-26

22o3 7 81. .--4 RMS, BATH ELEc. sS9. so,
:, - - . 8 dPsnna aye--3 rms. bath. eiec,.
I9UA Penna. ave.-~5 rms bath. heat.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
PROHIBITION CHIEF WANTS LESS TALK
 AND BETTER WORK
Continued from First Page.)

with a commissioner in charge and Ian arrangement for prohibition, custo oms and coast guard 10 work
 in harmony.
 Bureau Being RcOrCanized Complete reorganization of the bureau will be realized by March, " he continued. administrators will be certified by the civil service commission in January, and by 'ho first Of spring all employees of the bureau should be under civil Hcrv- | ice.
 There will be no moro changes in boundary lines for the present land the new machine will be given a thorough test"
 Lowman said he had ordered n consignment of coast guard destroy CTS to Florida 10 prevent smuggling of liquor into southern millionaire colonies and additional agents would be sent into southeastern
 states in January when the tourist season opens.
 l "Airplanes for prohibition en- forccment work are still in the eS- Iperimental stage" he continued. We have eight planes now four in Florida, three in New England and one in the Nississlppl valley. We l believe scouting from the sky for
 e,,,,t,rIare opI illicit ii IiStiIIrri,s iG ora cticabla and If our experiments prove succossful. the air fleet will | he 'ncrca sed. -
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
SIX AT HOSPITAL
 AFTER ACCIDENT
Only One in Westport Crash
 Badly Hurt However

Norwalk. Conn. Dec. 2i (Pt-Six out Of seven persons who were in two autom obilos which crashed at Westport last night received surgi- cal attention at the NorWalk hos pjta', but only one remained in scrl- ous condition this morning. This pa tient is Peter Calandro. 544 Fairfield avenue. Bridgeport. who probably has a skull fracture besides facial decorations.
 Others hurt were: Steve Tackacs. l9 Long Meadow avenue. Bridgeport, decorations of scalp and nose: Jos ophine Calandro, 5i4 Fairfield ave nue. shaken up: Joseph Levorak. 2G King street. Bridgeport. decorations of eye. nose and scalp; Rose Per koski. 56 Gilmore street, laceration of face; Ida Choqu"". 14 Organ street. Bridgeport, laceration of face: Ruth Mclean. 6S south Main street. Bridgeport. lacerations of face. nose and eyclid; the cars met on Nash's curve at Wcstport Gen. ter, Calandro and daughter being m a car going west.
 Apparently in taking inc curve al considerable speed he lost nromcn- tary control and drove into the car of Tackacs. Calandro's car was mashed and the driver crowded be- tween the steering wheel and seat, the steering post entering his chest. In the other car tho five persons were hurled ont but 'h" blow was mostly taken up by the car.
 State officers soon on the scene made an investigation to fix roSpon- sihility
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
SALLIES TO GIVE AWAY
 FREE CHRISTMAS TREES
Gift of More Than Half Hundred to IamiIic, Who Cannot
 Buy Them.

Free Christmas trees 10 families who cannot afford 10 purchase them will he given away by the Salvation Army this afternoon, according to T r"pcr, made today by Ensign Carl Fr"d"rrkSon. Between 50 and 6n over 10 the Salvation Army by Ken neth E. 1'utlo Of the Kenneth Futile agency to bc given away.
 The trees were deliVcrd to the Salvation Army hall today by a Rackliffe Brothers Co. truck and will be available this afternoon 10 anyone who cannot afford 10 pur- cnasc one.
 More than $500 was needed 10 complete the fund required for the Salvation Army Christmas. accord ing to today's report. With special checks received during the week added 10 the amount collected by the kettles there still remains less than s700 Of the s1,0n0 needed.
 Ensign Frodrickson decided To- day that he would not Curtail his program but would trust 10 luck that the needed $500 would be forthcom- ing. This afternoon he will give away So baskets containing Christmas dinners to that many needy families At the Christmas party next week toys and candy will be given 10 cno children.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
STORY OF CHRIST'S BIRTH
 TO BE TOLD IN DRAMA
"JAsclka' to Be Presented Jonor- TOW Afternoon and O1, Janu-
 ary By Polish Cast

The play "Jaseka' will be given by the Dramatic club of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus parish for the bene- fl Of the Polish Orphanage tomor- TOW at p. m. and January 1. at ' ?. m. This Is the most popular pla y with the Polish people and has been presented annually for the last % years,
 The story of the play is woven about the events at the time Of the birth of Christ, picturing the Jews Of that time, awaiting the coming Of Christ the announcement to the shepherds at the fields, visitation of the three wise men and their offer ings and the plans of Herod, the king of Judea. to destroy the child Christ.
 The pageantry. the scenery and the costumes are fascinating. I00 actors taking part. most Of them well versed In their parts from th" past years. Although given in tho Polish language it has attracted the attention and has been admired by others in this city.