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New Britain herald., 1927-02-17
BATTERY KEEPERS
 SCORED IN COURT
Judge Hungerford Says He Has
 No Patience With Them

Fines were impose din two cases of violation of the statute relative to storage battery rental, and judgment was suspended in another, by Judge W. c. Hungerford in police court this morning. Judge Hungerford re- marked that owners of automobiles have no right to keep rental batter ies for long periods of time, with out the permission of the owners. He has no patience with them, he said, especially those who ignore the efforts of the dealers to communicate with them.
 Salvatore Dagata, aged 22, of 40 Avon street, Hartford, who rented a battery from the O'Neil Tire and Battery Co.,, on Sept. 30, 1926, and has not returned it. was fined S5 and costs, and the same penalty was imposed In the case of Henry Bly, siewicz, aged 40, of Forest road Middletown, who rented battery from the Simmons Battery Co.,, on Sept 4, 1926, and failed to return 1t. In the case of Michael Coscino of A Hawkins street, judgment was suspended because Police Commits sioner Bannan. representing the O'Neil Tire and Battery Co.,, said he believes there are mitigating cir cumstances. Coscina rented a bat tery on Oct. 31, 1926, and failed to return 1t.
 Thomas J. Crosby, aged 32. of Brookline, Mass, drove south on Main street about 1:40 this morning apparently unaware of the one-way traffic regulation. Supernumerary Officers Carroll and Schoonmaker halted him and found him intoxicat- ed, according to their report. They arrested him on the charge of driv- ing while under the influence of li- quor. He pleaded not guilty and was granted a continuance until to- morrow morning in bonds Of $500.
 Arthur Wall. aged 2a, of Berlin, pleaded guilty to the charge of vio- lation of the rules of the road and was fined s10 and costs. He was driving an automobile when it col Ilutu "llil dliolItI tdI dIINtu DN Stanley King of Kensington yester- day morning at the corner of Mill and South Main streets and Officer Thomas J. Feeney arrested him.
 The case of Joseph Grabeck, charged with drunkenness, was nolled. Prosecuting Attorney Woods told Judge Hungerford that Grabeck suffered fracture of the jaw In a fall but had returned to his work in Springfield.
 The continued cases of Joseph Smulski, aged P, of 264 Burritt street. and Stanley Budnick, aged q, of 2l0 Curtis street. were again con- tinued until Monday morning. Judge W. F. Mangan appeared for them. Smulski is charged with transport
New Britain herald., 1927-02-17
$500 SUIT OVER GARAGE

Decision has been reserved by Judge Molloy of the court of con- mon pleas in the action for $500 damage brought by Mrs. Mary Cha ponis against James Mack. both of this city Mack, it was claimed, built a garage on her land with the understanding that 1t remain there and that he pay rent. He later moved the building away, .the plain tiff claimed. The case came to trial Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-17
ing alcohol and Budnick with reck-
 less driving and transporting alcohol.
Through fife Static

We shouldn't have been so en- thusiastic about Tuesday night, be- cause the clements must have gained the idea that we were so supremely satisfied that we needed to be taken down a peg. We were-last evening. Did you ever hear such static? (An- swer yes or no. All answers to this question must be received by us on or before February 2S at 12 o'clock, midnight, to count in this contest. ) It was frightful. It sounded as If a heavy thunder storm was in pro- gress in the air right over our head. Volume wasn't so hot either, al- though it picked up some late in the evening. Probably 1t would have been a good night if the static hadn't been so blamed jealous. We reached out as far as Miami Beach and Chi cagc, but things weren't as Of Tues day, by long shot.
 Of course. the big event Of the evening was the banquet of the Mill tary Order of Foreign Wars broad cast by WTIC from the Hartford club. The affair lasted from o'clock until later than the dickens. There was band music, drum corps music, group singing, talking and every thing else for the listener in except food The Springfield male quartet was also present to offer selections now and then in the course of the evening. The prominent speakers were many. although we listened only to the Belgian Ambassador that is, for any length of time. We were intrigued by his charming manner and his remarkable sense of humor. We listened to several band selec- tions, etc., but we only dashed to Hartford at intervals just to find out how things were going. We had oth- CT work to do.
 Sigrid Onegin, famed contralto, appeared at WIZ with the Maxwell ensemble. rendering several selec- tions in powerful style. Her voice came through well and without blasting the microphone. Every note as clear and sharp and we really en- ioyed her work. She sang Gypsy Song" from Carmen" and Tt is Better to Laugh" among others. The ensemble. remarkably capable or sanization, opened the program with the usual "Old olonel's March," later working out in Poet and Peasant Overture"
 WNAC, Boston, came through as well as it ever does, with the con- cert orchestra playing as one selec- ton, "On The Air" Static illustrated the number.
 WLS, Chicago, was quite loud Qt had to be to get through the jam of stations and whatnot near its wave length) and we listened to a quartet singing Mosquitoes" It proved to
New Britain herald., 1927-02-17

be a novel selection and we heard the buzzing and everything. A dance orchestra provided What Docs Il Matter?"
 WSAI, Cincinnati, came through well after II o'clock, when the sta ton had a chance to make itself heard. A most excellent dance or chestra, possessing many tricky or chestrations. made up for the ter rible condition of the atmosphere by playing catchy tunes, one of which was '"The Girl In Your Arms" Ever then the static ruined about one quarter Of the presentation.
 We switched to WJAZ, Chicago right next door, where dance or chestra was all-wound up for fair One number after another with nc announcements in between, proved too much for us and we went tc WLIB, just in time to hear the sta. ton sign off for WGN, which took the wave later, we suppose. We didn't wait to find out.
 At WIOD, Miami Beach, whicf broke through in a laudable man. ner, considering all things, the Lucky Seven dance orchestra offered a program of new numbers. Heavy blasts of static cut off the announce ments most of the time and we weren't sufficiently interested tc tune sharp and find out what the numbers were.
 All in all, poor night.
 A New Britain fan has communl- cated with us in regard to the pro- grams offered from New York by WBZ, Springfield. This fan is In fa- vor of having the Springfield station take programs from WEAF, New York. instead of from WIZ, since the former is so difficult to bring in and the latter is one of the louder sta tions, anyway. He says that fans in this section of the country would be benefited if WBZ handled the excel lent offerings emanating from WEAF. due to the fact that most of them are out of the reach Of central and northern Connecticut fans. On the other hand WIZ is easy 10 tune In and the programs from that sta tion can be heard right at home, It's a good idea, 1t seems to us, but they must have a reason for transmitting WIZ offerings. Let's find out. Al right, said Old Mother West Wind and she tried to.
 It is expected that the present chaotic conditions ruling in radio broadcasting will be discussed or Saturday evening, March 12, when Secretary Herbert Hoover of the De- partment of Commerce, talks at the Hotel Taft before the New Haven Chamber of Commerce in a program which will be broadcast by WTlC, the station of the Travellers Insur- ance company at Hartford, Conn.
 Secretary Hoover's speech will be- gin at S:30 p. m. and will continue until 9:15 D. m. His speech will be picked up by WTIC and transmitted to WEAF and chain of stations throughout the country.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-17

Secretary Hoover Is expected to discuss the confusion ruling among radio broadcasters and listeners at present and is expected to devote a considerable portion of his address to the terms of the White and Dill conferences between representatives bill which have been tho basis for of the senate and the house on radio lgislation.
 That's all for today. thanks!
 P. E. L.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-17
Expect No Rebatements
 Of Electricians Fees

In spite of the common councils order that one-half the amount paid for electricians licenses be rebated 1t was said at city hall today no ac- tion Is likely to be taken for the
New Britain herald., 1927-02-17

reason that rebatements cap bs made only by the mayor and board of aldermen. The resolution pre-. scented by Councilman w. Spaulding Warner, did not specify that this course be taken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

in time to do some important work
on their new film for Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer, "The Bugle Call" Jackie
Coogan is the young star and Ed
ward Sedgwick the director. Itb
apparent that Mr.. Sedgwick doesn't
like KIP. duty.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

gyanis Is ewes t0rvenytelen fla,
Matousek Laszl6, apja miihelye-
ben dolgozott. Multi reggel Gyure-
ma munkajahoz segitsegul hlvta
fiat, a flu azonban mindenaron
barataival a vasutallomasra akart
menni, hogy a bevonul6 rekruta-
kat elkiserje. Flu Is apa kozott e.
Matt veszekedes tamadt, amely-
mex folyaman a felduhodott apa
botot ragadott. A flu kalapacs-
csal vedekezett es kozben apjat
sulyosan fejbevagta. Gyurena er-
re folkapta vadaszfegyveret es
alig nehany lepes tavolsagb6l Ma
tousekre lott. A fegyver szeren-
csere csak soretre volt toltve, ugy
hogy a loves nem okozta flu a.
zonnali halalat, hanem sulyosan
megsebesitette, ugyhogy be kel-
lett szallitani a k6rhazba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

0lyasss q figyelmeseu minden h6ten
ssskse . c3kkskst 6s 6risSs meg, hogy
! ixy6beu hassnfthaasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
1927. DEcEMRER @.


amely szelben gyorsan harap6d-
zott. A kozseei el6ljar6sag segit-
seget kert a 13 kilometernyire
fekvS satoraljaujhelyi tiizolt6sag-
t6l, ahova ejfelre jutott ell a ke-
relem. A satoraljaujhelyi tiizolt6k
kal egyitt a honvedzas1l6alj is
egy szakaszt bocsatott rendelke-
zesre az oltas munkajara. A til
zet csak reggel oltottak Ell. Negy
haz, egg istall6 es tiz wagon ta-
karmany aldozatul esett. AIT hi
silk, hogy a tiiz gyujtogatas ko-
vetkezmenye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
Amiket az anyanak mem szabad
elfelejteni.

Sose adjon orvossagot a bebi-
mex, hacsak nem orvosi rendelet-
re teszi ext. Ha sziikseges, a dok-
tor maid eloirja.
Ne engedje gyermeket jarni, mi
kor meg tulfiatal. Jarkalas yagy
aldogalas, miel6tt labai mem kello
erSssegiiek, marando bait okoz-
hat.
Ne engedje a nedves vagy a.a-
zott pelenkat a gyermeken marad-
nj. Tavolitsa el.azonnal IS mossa
XII azsnnal, amint csak lehetseges
Adjon a babijenek elegseges Vi
zet, harsak az orvos mem rendei
maskent. A vizet mindig fGzze
meg, aztan hutse le miel6tt be.
binek ada. r
Szokasokat gyorsan Is konnyen
lehet formalni. Ennelfogva kezd-
je idejen a btbit j6 szokasokra
tanitani. A szekrekedesnek, vagy
mas betegsegnek els5 jeleire rog-
ton hivjon doktort.
A tel. amt hasznal. legyen a
lehetosegig tiszta minden mas tar
talomt6l. Az Eagle Brand Milk
minden artalmas csiratN mentes
Teliesen biztos es %, egeszseges
taplalek bebinek.
Azoknak az anyaknak, kiknek
bebijiik van es nem tudjak szop-
tatni 6ket, hatarozottan ajanlJuk
az uvegbol val6 szoptatasra a
Borden S Eagle NIilket. Ez legfi.
nomabb tej es legjobb cukor ke'
verekbSl van tudomanyosan elo.
alli4va. A Borden's Eagle Milk az
a taplakk, mely az eros lAbakat
es az egeszseges testet fel6piti. En-
megakadAlyozza, hogy a bebi le
fogyhasson, a bebi sulyanak nor
malssaga jelenti az egeszseget.
ENagyszeri minosege Matt java
soljak es ajAnljak az orvosok tobt
mint 65 ewes mar. Az anyak lat
jAk, hogy normAlis egeszsegi
bebik erXsen Is alland6an fejl0d
mex az Eagle Milken.
Ha nem tudja, hogyan kell has;
nalni az Eagle Milket, vagja k
a szelvenyt a Borden s, lapunkbal
megjelen5 hidetesebH es k1ldj'
el a Borden's Companynak, mel.
azonnal kiild 0nnek ingyen eg.
utasitAst magyar nyelven, hog.
bebij&t hogyan tAplAlja IS ma
fontos dolgokr6l val5 felvilagosi
tasokat, hogy viseljen gondot be
bijere es 0nmagara.
i
| 0lyssss q fieyslmsseu mindsn h6te1
'ssskst ctkkakst = drisss meg hog,
, jGg6bsu hasm&hasss.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
AZ u SZ0MsZEDN0.

Hetfn: Mrs. John, en- vagyok
az vi szomszednS. Kedveskedni
szeretnek ezzel a sep viragcso-
korral.
Roppant kedves. Oriilok,
hogy. ily bajos ju szomszednom
van.
Kedden: Mrs. John, hoztam
kegyednek ket iiveg igen finom
baracklekvart. Magam foztem
Mily figyelem kegyedtol
Nagyon meg vagyok hatva.
Szerdan: Mrs. John, siit0ttem
egy kis kalacsot kul0n q keyed
szamara.
- Nagyon k0szonom, lily f
gyelmes szomszednGm meg soha-
sem volt.
Csutort0kon: Mrs. John, sae-
reti finom candyt? HoNam
egg dobozzal direkt Park and
Tifordtol.
- Keyed cngem ogeszen lebi-
lincsel.
Penteken: Mrs. John, adja ezt
a kis uveg finom hazi palinkat a
kedves ferjtnek. Ilyet meg mem
ivott. Magam ktszitettem.
- Alig merem elfogadni. FL
araszt figyelmessegevel.
Szombaton: Mrs. John, pllia
natnyi zavarban yagyok, mem
kolcsonozne otven dollart par
napra7
- Hat. ize, kerem. :. hogy-
ne. de cl6bb.. maid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
EJsZAKI ritz BODROGHALOM
KOZSEGBEN.

SA.oraljaujhelyr5l jelenti a Pc
sti Hirlap tud6sit6ja: A csutor-
tokre virrad6 ejszaka tiz 6rakor
veszedelmes tuz iit0tt XII Bodrog-
halom k0zsegben. T5'h JOSEF fold
szintes hazaban keletkezett a tlz,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
MI Az A VAKPARTIE?

- Mondja kerem, mi az a sakk
ban, hogy vakpartie?
- 1smeri AIT a kozmondast,
hogy nezd meg az anyjat, vedd el
a lanyat;
Igen.
--Nu, hat aki meg Sc nezi meg,
az egy vakpartiet csinM.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
UDvARIAssAG.

vendeg: Amint beleptem az
alton, ez, a buta pincer leontot
egy tanyer forr6 levessel.
Tulajdonos: Ca plncerhez)
Fritz, mem kell a vendeget mas
kor ilyen melegen fogadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

q
fetreneett, szornyii almok gyotor-
TEX. Age6d6 anyja Oft virrasztott
mellette S hallotta a lazAlomban
fergodS feltoro szarait:
--- Saeret1ek. .. Ne, Gyuri, ne,
- maid sirni kezdett. Hosszasan
zokogott. ~ Anyjam, szegeny a.
nyam L.. Bocsass meg. >. Gyuri...
szeretlek!
Az anya ket tenyerebe rejtette
fejet, a leany allapota 6rar0 ORA
ra rosszabbodott. Az orvos surun
kereste, de latta, hogy mem tud
seeiteni. Mikor kijott a kapun,
Perenyibe iitkozott, ali oft lesel-
kedett. Az orvos hazasietett, dc
ugy erezte, hogy egy army kove-
ii. Alig hogy hazaert, csengettek
IS Per6nyi belepett szobaba.
- Nit akar9 - kerdezte az or
vos.
A halavany fiata1ember ossze-
knlcsolta kezeit:
~ Doktor ur, mentse meg ezt
leanytl
- Mi k0ze onnek ehhez a le
anyhoz?
9 az sn szerelmem..
- Ugy - felelte az orvos. -
De azert meg most sem er'em az
csszefiggest egeszen a multkori
szavaira visszaemlekezve. On ak
kor AIT mondta nekem, hogy mem
kellett voha injekci6kat ADM!
- Igen, doktor ur, AIT mondot-
tam.
- Volt Okla ezt mondani?
- Azert jottem. doktor UT.
hogy bevalGam, az egeszet, inert
ugy erzem magamat, mintha bin
tudat Hld6zne es ezt a nvomast
ami a lelkemen i'll, nem birom ell!
- Nos, beszeljcn nyiltan, oszin-
ten!
- Igenis, doktor ur, elmondok
mindent, csak mentse meg NAL
vint.
- Csak a lenvecet, lenyeget
- sii-gette az orvos.
- Mi szerettuk egymast. Ez
szerelem mar regen tartott es mi
mindig egydtt jartunk XII sza
hadba, az erd6be. Oh doktor ur,
hat bin az, hogy tavasz volt lei
klnkben ugyanakkor, mikor Ia
vasz volt k0riilottiink. Gyongy-
viragot szedtiink az arnyas fax
ala.t, aztan a pAzsitra lehevered-
think. jatszodoztunk, cs6k6ltuk
egymast, a szerelem cit benniink.
a szerelem egymas karjaiba haj-
tott benn1nket es mi megfeled
keztilnk mindenrol, hogy mem sza-
bad. hoey uralkodnunk kell ma
gunkon. En- olel.em St, cs6koltam
1T, 3 kabult volt, mi egymasei let
tiink. doktor ur! - A flu 20
kogni kezdett - es en-. en- az civ.
a gyonyor pillanataban megha-
rap.am a karjat.. Ez volt az
a seb, amit az anyia el3tt eltaga-
dott, aki aztan beoltatta. En- ell
mondtam mindent most lit va
gyok Is terdenallva k1nyorogok,
mentse meg ot, mentse meg EFT q
leanyt, en- j6vateszem hibamat.
bevallom az anyjanak bunomet,
elveszem 3. felesegul es akkor
minden, minden rendben lesz! -
Ezzel odarogyott az orvos labai
ele, atkarolta annak labat es ke-
servesen zokogott. Az orvos sza-
nalommal nezett ra.
Miert mem mond.a ezt maya
nekem multkor
A flu fuldokolva felelte:
- Mem volt batorsagom!
AZ orvos elkomorult:
-- De most, mikor mar az egesz
Mervezet meg van mergezve? Nit
lehet most tenni2..
- Oh, doktor ur, van egy csu-
datevS erS, kell lenni annak, en-
hiszek abban, ezt keresse meg;
Is mentse meg ezzel nekem, vi.
lAgnak Is mindnyajunknak Nal.
vint, az eldest, az aranyost, a szen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
Aveszett kutya
Irta: Ifj. Hegediis Sander.

Elliott a viraghoz6 tavasz. Kek
volt az eg Ragyogott nap es ra-
gyogott az emberek area belso
oromt5l, hogy folszabadultak a
k0d nyomasa al6l, es. oromteli al
ele.et kezdhettek a tavasz szar-
nyain s mint gyongyvirag kelly
he, ugy csilinget lelkukben gon
dolat, hogy felszabadulva kiszok-
jenek a varos nyomaszt6 koreb5l
- a szabadba!
Vasarnap volt. Malvin felhuzta
iinnepl5 ruhajat es erte jott bank
bell isnler5se. Perenvi Gyuri. A
bank kilfoldi levelez6je, fess, e.
legans, j6l kisportolt flu, meg
nyero kulseJi, jo megjelenesii.
Malvin anyja kerdezte oket:
- Hova mentek7
A leany Kacagott:
- Maialisra, XII a szabadba!
Is ok mentek boldogan, vitte a
tavaszi szell6 a lelkiiket, egyiitt
jartak hegyeket, szedtek vira-
gokat. fagalyakkal fiizert csinal-
tax maguknak. elveztek a leg H.
deseget, a tavaszt, a ffatalsagot.
a lelkukben felgyulo - szerel-
met. Minden tavaszi vasarnaD G.
gyiitt talalta oket, csak estere kel-
We tertek haza.
Egyik este, mikor Malvin fe-
kiidni kesziilt es rlhajat leve.ette
tdesanyja eszrevette, hogy a lany
karjan harapas nyoma van. lied
ten fogta meg lanya karjat:
- Jai mi ez, kislanyom?
- Se1nmi! - felelt a lany -
multkor. mikor kint hancuroz-
tunk, egy kutya megharapo.t!
- KutyaY - aggodalmaskodott
az anyja az bail Az nagy bag !!
Most olvastam az u'sagban, hogy
sok veszett kutya jar kornye-
ken!
Malvin csillapitot4a:
= Ugyan, anyam, semmi az e.
gesz.
- Mem, kedves gyermekem
Hallgass csak en- ram, az aggod0
anvara. A veszely mindie gyor
sabb. mint az e~'iheri e'Svi"v7a-
tossag. Be kell oltatni tegedet, ak
kor aztan mem lehet semmife' e
bajod!
- De anyam - szhlt a lanv -
az egesz olyan csekelyseg, hogy
nem erdemes r6la beszelni Sc!
- Tudom csekelyseg, de csc
kelvsegb5l lesznek naev baiok.
Most, amikor vesze.t kuytak ko-
borolnak a k6rnyeken, mem lehet
tr6falni az ilven do'ogeal. Nit tu-
dod te. milyen bacillus volt annak
a kutyanak a nyalaban. Felsziv6-
dix a. veredbe es akkor veged
van!
De mondom anyam - cson-
dpsitette Malvinka - semmi az e.
gesz!
Mem, mem gyermekem. ha en-
gem secrets, akkor ram ha'lra'sz
Az en- mesnyugtatasomrol van $40,
legy j6 leanyom Is nyugodj belle
abba. hogy en az orvosommal be-
oltatlak.
Malvin egy ideig kiizkodott e
desanyja akarata ellen, de kesobD
meonvugodott es ere bevlttek az
in-ezetbe es egy-ket Pasteur-fele
oltast kapott.
vidam volt, de masnap kisse
bagyadtnak erezte magat. Ban.
totta a dolog, inert szomba'l nap
volt, vasarnap kirandulas. De va
sArnap. mikor erte Jott Perenyl
olvan faradtnak 6rezte magat
olyan tor6do.t volt mar, hogy e.
desanyja nem engedte felkelni es
igv agyban maradt. Estere lazas
lett. Raz6 hidegek fogtak el. Ma
gyon rosszul lett. Orvost hivtak
Az kkrdezte a baj okat. Maya
raztak, hogy injekcidkat kapott
hogy a kutyamarast ellensulyoz
zak. Este Perenyi is eli0tt es ma
gyon szomoruan tavozot', mikol
H.. I.$np M6c
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
FEGYVERREL LOTT EGY K0
vACsMEsTER T0RvENY-
TELEN FIARA.

Gyurena Janos Villeny-kolonls
melletti t0nkhazai kovacsmester
szandekos emberoles kiserlete mi
att, letart6ztattak. Gyurenanak u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

81 500 will buy new bungalow r,on.
and sleeping porch. OF paved street with all
improvements IN. Full basement furnace
BUILDER OF FINE MODERN HOMES
SELLING FROM So, 800 TO S14 600 OF
MENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

-, $500; only $50 month will carry
this brand-new bungalow Of ; splendid
rooms. This home at this amazing prco
has hot-water heat and oak floors is at
Mated on nice level lot in good location,
TO responsible party no cash down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07
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IONS popular subdivision on Wicomico River
90 mllre p, from Washington; pgperty con
good tenant: commands a beautiful view OF
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potonac Beach, Va
OF, rent Cottage fully screened: fine lot and
$3.50, THEo. F. SCHULZ North Chesapeake
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WAKD LEWIS 1902 / st. nv - Main 81 81
DAINTY BUNGALOW ON SEVERN RIVER
scrccned to"aton 'f besut hfin az 81 n I"g
ate OCCUPANCY. Phone Lincoln 1878
BLOCK or h6 LOTS IN SUMMER C0LONY
81 900 fine for club. etc. OF. big profit
T Raa ,gZ them; terms arranged. Address
% ACRES FRONTING ON TRIBUTARY OF
South River. near Defense Highway. Cot
tage. garage. fruit. good harbor. So 500
terms W. G.. Williams. 35O5 Rttenhouse ST.
RANDLE CLIFF BEACH - BAY-FRONT
cottnges. Small. $40 weekly. Suitable for
girls. Large. $50. Mr.. Towncr. North
OWlNGS BEACH-SELL on EASY TERMS
Elve.room cottage; garage running water.
Inquire for F. 6. LEMMER. Owinxs Beach.
or call at 505 II st. ne Washington. j. c.
ROCK PONT-3 WATER FRONT LOTS.
50xiT8 IT.; fishing. bathing. Grabbing, duck
hunting. Inquire 1910 NJ Sc. Line. 1868.
FOR RENT--FURNISHED COTTAGE AT
chesapeake Beach. overlooking the Buy.
Phone Adams 1909. -
NEAREST WATER FRONT LOTS. CHEsA-
peake Bay at Annapolis: ona-hOur ride from
Washington: wonderful location: lots 80 to
SIS feet wide. S2.750 Other 80 foot lots
near water. only $3.50. See W. s. Mat
thcWs at
Mclean CO.
1922 K. Phone Main 1O276.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

Beautiful new colonial. with Iar.e shady
GROUNDS. near cars and stores Extra large
Owns room and dining room. with fireplace
Large. hight, completely equipped Kitchen
with breakfast room. Two large bedrooms.
A very desirable home. with UNIQUE plan IN
splendid nelghburhood. Only $3.50. Terms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-07

S6.950-Five nice rooms inclosed sleep.
ing porch hot-water heat. oak floors break
fast porch. lovely lot 5Uxl75 on paved
street; one block from trolley. stores and
school: very easy terms