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New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencmcnts

CORNER VANCE AND M0NEOE-5-room tenement. all modern improy cmouts. Inquire Peter De0uzze. i75 Main street. Tel 4343 or i5SG-2.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Business Places For Rent
Suburban For Rent

NEWINGTON-t room tenement, all modern improvements. on trolley line. Rent $25 q month Peter Denuzze, i7f Main st., New Britain, Tel, 4&i3 or 45S7-2,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

RIDGEWOOD ST-Newly built modern
 home. Payments made to suit Eugene l.. Dyson. 5Nl West Main St Tel. 5la.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

DWIGHT. CORNER EAST ST-5 room apartment. all modern Improvements. Rent rec asonahlc Phone 3092-lg.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and icncnlcnts

STANLEY ST. 156-5 room apartment g." uiuberG & Horn, 10 Arcade, 3g2 Main. Tel, 5sl or 5Ng.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

WEST SIDES Brand new steam heated family house with every improve ment. Terms can be arranged. Lock wood. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
BUSINESS SERVICE
Building and Contracts

CONCRETE CONSTRUCTlON-L. C. 2etterman. l75 Shuttle Meadow Ave. Phone 1921. Portland Cement.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

,ITY ANE.-Two family house. t rooms to q floor: all modern improvements Price Is way down and small cash r"- auiret. Rabinow-Kaschkow Real Estate En SME Main St hone lSl0.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcnenlcnts

ALLEN ST, 4O5--5 room tenement,
 steam heat all Improvements. Inquire
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Wanted-Board or Lodging

W VANTFp-board and room in private
 family hy young man and boy years old Address Box 1-S, Herald
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

PLAINNILLE-7 room house. 3fz acres 0, land with plenty Of fruit trees. A corner property. i65 feet front on one road and 33i feet on the other road. Can be divided into about Is building lots. Five minutes from Broad St school. Price s7,300. Cash from tl,ooe up. This place must be sold this month. party leaving town. See Peter peugzze. 475 Main s.. New Britain Tel. 43i3 or 45S7-2.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Houses For Safe
rELvlpEBE. 24 FRANCIS ST

Brand new room cottage; living room 15&l3, large kitchen, all other rooms very spacious; fireplace, large front porch; all modern improvements; high and leye! lot: garage in rear. This house can be bought very cheap, Smal! down payment. For further information phone 4372 between s a. in. and ] I. ln., or between and ! ?. m
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

CHIMNEY repairing and general mason and clustering work. Work guaranteed
 J. J. McLarney. q Newfeld Ave Tel
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

BELNIpERE-Co Cottage rooms and sun parlor steam heat, large lot; ready for occupancy. Priced for quick sale Easy terms II. E. Christensen. Room lgl Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

CHAPMAN ST.--Oue family house. new rooms sun pavlor. hot water heat Can be bought with a small amour; of cash. Aaron Danielson X O.. lSl NHin St Phone Slal.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
EMPLOYMENT
situations Wanted-Nomcn

POSITION WANTED-by young lady to
 care for childrel evenings. Tel. 2065,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For Sale

MAPLE HILL--6 room cottage, sun par- Tor, hot water heat, fireplace. bath. extra lava-orv hardwood floors. car garage: lot 75xl50. Price 37.5o0. Low cash payment. Alfred Hanson. Tel. 4uli-i-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

NEWFIELD AVE.-OT West Main St. a 2 family house. all modern improve monts. Price very reasonable. Smul, amount of cash Inquire petor De
 uu2zo, a76 Main St. Tel. 4S43 or 45S72,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

DON'T MOVE until you see me. l will show you how to own home by pe, ing like rent Harry R. Holland. S@l Main St. Tcl, sOSi or lOl6-12.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

HAYWARD ST.-3 family house of II rooms and one store. Price s7.5oo. small cash New England Real Estate CO. 476 Main St Tci 4S75 or 5GS.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

MAPLE HILL-Unusually well built cot tage of rooms with latest improve. ments. Beautiful lawn and big lot. This is a real uic2 home at a mod
 crate price. Rahnow- Na as0hkow Real Estate Co. 30S Main St Phone 1870.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

BELVlDERE. RONBURN EOAp-New two family house. five rooms and sun porch on floor. Can be bought right. Rabinow- F a schkow Real Estate Co. 2n3 Main St. Phone lSl0.
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
FOR A QUICK
MEAL

DEL three or four of the
- smallest new potatoes to be
found in the market or cut balls
from larger new potatoes. Saute
in salad oil until brown. Sprinkle
with chopped parsley and salt
and serve.
Slice tomatoes, sprinkle with
flour. salt and pepper and saute
in butter.
A quick onion soup may be
made by cooking a minced onion
in tablespoon of butter until
tender but not brown. Stir in a
teaspoon of flour and q cup of
thin cream or top milk. Heat
and serve with a sprinkling of
CRATE Parmeson cheese.
Mushroom soup may be made
in the same way. pairing and cut.
ting the mushrooms. emitting the
cheese.
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; determination in his eyes as he
waited for the answer.
CHAPTER 20
Masterson slightly moved the
paper with which he had been
shielding his eyes. bringing it
against the chimney of the lamp,
and blew suddenly. The flame
gave smoky flicker and died.
plunging the cabin into b.ackness.
Cell 237 was nearly as dark as
this" said Masterson.
Completely taken by surprise,
Ames caught his breath and
stepped quickly back till he could
feel the wall behind him, his right
hand gripping the pistol butt con-
vulsively. He listened. all his
senses alert. and heard a faint
rustic. then silence.
Ames was not devoid of cour-
age; thus far he had felt not the
least fear, but rather q blind fero-
city, recklessness of conse.
quences. But this inky darkness,
and the deadly uncertainty Of what
was coming next. shook his nerve
and made his scalp tingle.
Also, by moving since the extinc.
ton of the lamp. he had lost all
sense of direction.
MYSTERIOUS voice spoke out of
the dark.
Don't be afraid. you have not
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NOD Go On With The Story.

S6VoU misread the situation al.
= together" he answered with
q touch of reproach. my dear
Ames, If I were you I would
take my hand off that piece Of
ironmongrey that weighs your
Jacket down"
"On the contrary" said Ames,
whipping out the revolver with
movement quick as a striking
snake and holding it leveled at
Masterton's stomach, however
good the cards are that you hold,
Masterton, this is a better card
than any of them. Do you agree
with that?"
Masterton sighed.
credited you with better
TASTE" he said. This is not a
film drama. What would you
gain by firing that thing at me?
In any case, have you the cour-
age to do it?"
Ames had turned very white.
His mouth was tight set, and his
eyes were shining unpleasantly.
Yes. have!' he said. Keep
your hands where can S.
them, Masterton. won't warn
you twice. Look here, 1 know
you have a grievance against
have"
What on earth are you talk.
ing about?" he said,
All Alone
Oh, we're alone here; we may
as well have it straight! Vereker
is dead, but Vereker squealed
and gave us all away. Femme
has gone the same way as Vere-
ker, but you got what you
wanted from Femme, and now
that you've induced me to nibble
At the same bait, you think you
nave me, too. But you haven't
got me yet, Masterton.
prefer the short cut, and If
It's dangerous it's no more so in
the end than the long way round!
This thing I'm holding gives me
an advantage bigger than the
law, and stronger than money"
You're going down unless you
hand over to me now, the proofs
you got from Femme, and give me
your word that you'll let us alone.
I'll accept your woodland the
proofs. If you haven't the pa.
pers here, so much the worse
for you; unless I get them, you
don't leave this place alive
seldom agree to anything
under compulsion," said Robert
gently. But suppose I We're to
deny to you that any such proofs
exist?'
Then I would know you are
liar" said Ames fiereely. 'as
Aure as you sit there 1 know
you mean to get us one way or
nhe other. There's no way out
"a it but this. I'm going to
lake itp'
Ames' jaw was tight set; there
was no mistaking the light of
The Washington times., 1927-03-03

the old riddle Of our childhood
Where was Moses'?''
The revolver spat viciously.
Ames' ears were ringing. his nos.
trils stung and tingled with the
acrid powder smoke. his throat
was hot and dry. He changed his
position swiftly, listening. He
heard q faint noise, and with a
thrill OF satisfaction guessed that
he had not failed.
But again came the voice from
the gloom, now sounding distant
and muffled as, though from a
cellar.
The luck is not with you. Has
it occurred to you. Ames, that the
flash of your pistol gives you
away? You should move after
you have fired. Try once more
Two tongues Of flame stabbed
out in rapid succession. followed
by a gasp and the sound of a
fall. Then blackness and silence.
James Mulholland lay down the
letter he had been reading. and
looked across the room at his
wife. A CLEAN of sun struggling
through the window Of the morn.
ing room lit up her hair like an
aureole. and touched the soft
curve Of her neck.
Are you using the car this
morning. Cynthia?" he asked de.
ferentially.
do you want it," said
Cynthia. You know It is always
at your orders. 1 can take a
taxi. I am getting another car,
SO there will always be one for
you.'
His Request
"I couldn't dream OF letting
you take taxis while l had the
car" he said. Where are you
going, Cynthia?"
ITO my dressmaker's-to a
dozen places" she said, why"
Couldn't come with your"
The Washington times., 1927-03-03

and vanilla. Cool until the mix.
ture begins to Stiffen. then fold
in the beaten cream. Pour into a
mold which has been rinsed in
cold water. Let stand in a cool
place until firm. Unmold. Serve
with or without additional whipped
cream. Graham cracker crumbs
may be used in place of grape.
nuts. This recipe will serve six.
Baked Apple With Dates
Six large apples, IL sliced dates
* pack, Y cup brown sugar,
~ cups water.
FIJI the centers of the apples
with sliced dates. Slit the skin Of
the apples to prevent bursting in
the oven. Place in a baking pan.
surround with a syrup made by
dissolving the sugar in the hot
water. Bake in a fairly hot oven
600 degrees FL until tender, bast-
Ing occasionally.
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
BY Hannah Wing

LIVERY woman with children is
~ in search of simple desserts
which the rest Of the family, as
well as the children, can enjoy.
Unfortunately. these desserts do
not arouse widespread enthusiasm.
partly because they are not always
well prepared and partly beca--
unadorned they lack interest of
form and texture. OF the fruits
which may be used to add variety
to the too familiar rice, bread.
tapioca buildings and milk Gus
tards, dates are unusually adapted
to add interest, flavor and desir.
able mineral value. Their firm
chevy texture redeems the pud.
ding from monotonous softness:
their rich amber color forms a
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
INTERVIEWER
INTERVIEWS

low does Mussolini manage to
IA know something about every.
thing?
The answer to those who have
wondered at the Italian dictator's
accurate views on movements,
places and persons in the most
isolated spots on the globe is Of
fered by Frances Parkinson Keys,
writer and traveller, just returned
from world tour and her sec.
ond meeting with the Duce.
It is simply that he grants no
formal audiences, he makes every
interview pay him q profit in
knowledge, she explains in the
March issue Of Good Housekeep-
ing magazine. He becomes the
questioner, sending out a rapid
fire of interrogations-and the
would-be interviewer finds him.
self providing the answers.
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much about the grand places they
have seen and the swell people
they know are as nothing com.
pared to the other people. whose
conceit is humility and long suf-
fering.
Deliver me from the walters
and winners whose brag Is that
they have endured and survived
more than anybody else on earth.
space, hemmed in by damp wooden
walls. it was like a cannon shot
and nearly split the ear drums
it was as though the roof
had fallen in.
Where Was Moses
Listening tensely. his thumb
cooking the hammer, Ames could
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grapenuts, " teaspoon vanilla, u
cup heavy cream whipped.
Soak gelatine in cold water for
at least five minutes. Add dates
and salt to scalded milk: add
soaked gelatine and stir over hot
water until gelatine is dissolved.
Remove from fire, add grapenuts
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
Facts In Brief

III An acre farm on the ocean
front near the boardwalk at
Atlantic City is valued at more
than 100000 Truck producs is
grown on the acre each year.
ID A dog In Leicester, England,
regularly visits a local motion
picture show, jumping on a vac
ant seat in front and watching
me performance until the close,
when he jumps down and trotS
oQt again. lie is never any
fEouble to the proprietor or
visitors.
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lost me-" he said. cool and unruf.
fled. THE door is bolted-the key
is in my pocket. BY the way,
Ames, can YOU shoot by sound?
My voice may give you some
sense of direction, though l warn
you 1t is very decentive-"
The report of AmeS pistol made
q shattering roar: in that confined
The Washington times., 1927-03-03

boiled when 1t come to sympathy
and understanding.
IL they see you laugh. they weep
because you haven't known any
of the hardships they have. and
II you cry, they smile because
your grief of disappointment il
NOTHING compared to what they
have gone through.
Their conceit Ii to trump any
thing that can happen to you
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
By Fay King

TINE "conceited' person is not
4 the only bird who toots his
horn too loud about the good
things in his life. 1t is as often
the guy who harps about the bad
breaks he's had.
The jolly fools who talk too
The Washington times., 1927-03-03

suggested Mulholland appealing
ly. Cynthia looked at him in
surprise.
What earthly good would it do
you TO be dancing attendance on
me?" she asked. ut is not in
the least like you. Do you want
to be seen about New York with
me?"
Apart from the pleasure it
would give me-" said Mulholland.
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
Simple Desserts for the Children

pleasing contrast to the prevailing
hghtness.
BaVarian Cream With Dates
One tablespoon gelatine u cup
cold water or milk, 1 cup " pack.
age sliced dates, IL cups scalded
milk, u teaspoon salt, u cup
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
The Trials Of a Man Falsely Accused Of
a Great Crime and How He Came
Back Is Graphically Told
Read This First:

Robert Atlanta for deTraudng the Gov
through
aides Ames Chester Quantr Vere beautiful and
wealthy Cynthia
aserto persuaded Of his guilt marry
Verek
Of the onspators promise to Invoke the
his
father dies leaving him million Is freed returns
York. befr1ends Sadie Hicks
job and from her learns accidentally Cyntas marriage Cynthia
ON her wedding receives
Dand Of the plot to railroad MastertOn
secretary He MulhOIland
dining at the Ritz greets friends
Cynthia dining Of
drives home with her. She tries Of In
He tells the only
land joins them Cynthia told Masterton of the
anonymous - - - y "
The Washington times., 1927-03-03

I'd rather listen any time to the
leather-lunged loud barker who
exaggerates and overestimates the
good in his life than listen to one
OF those whispering monologists
who harp on the one string of
hopelessness and despair.
Those babies have become so
high.hat about broadcasting their
bad breaks that they are hard
hear nothing but the beating Of
his own heart.
"A wide shot" said the voice
in the gloom. This time 1t seemed
to come from his left. and Ames
turned slowly. 1t appeared to
him that the voice moved also.
This, my dear Ames, illustrates
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than you have and he's got them.
But these other birds can bawl
you out with sigh until you
wish you were dead.
The conceit of the people who
want to wear a high hat and lead
the parade is nothing compared
to the conceit of the people who
want to be the downtroddenest
underdog in the world.
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"it would be kindness, and .
help to me. People are beginning
to speak Of me as a man who,
though so recently married, il
never seen in his wife's company.
Curious things are whispered
about me behind my back. One
wonders what crime l have COM
mitted. Am l still on my de.
fence. Cynthia?"
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
A Word to Wives

A fiber rope that is unsuitable
has been produced in Holland. The
rope includes a core of foam
rubber" that has a specific gravity
only one-fourth as great as that OF
cork.
A clause in the Detroit laundry
mans union contract gives permits
sion to the employer to launder his
own shirt provided The does not
employ any other shirt ironer anL
is not assisted by any other person
or persons
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
Temperature Winds Clock

VARIATIONS Of temperature wind up clock just
vented by Swiss in Zurich model which has been
test for twelve months has been touched by human hands
since it was first set going.
The Washington times., 1927-03-03

with something more terrible that
has happened to them.
They belittle your an.3itions,
they belittle your hopes in a diff
ferent and more devastating way
than the other fellow who merely
brags to you of bigger successes.
He. at least, in his happy con,
ceit leads you to believe there are
bigger and better things in life
The Washington times., 1927-03-03
Stomach Requires Rest

lew people realize that the stomach like any organ
qures rest To 90 to bed with anything stomach
sure method Of depvng Of its this many
people condemn the familiar nightcap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-05
CLEAR F|ELDFOR
COOLIDGE ARMS
PROPOSAL ASKED
ViScount Cecil of Great Bri-
tain Expresses View
at Geneva.

Bu Cnttcd Press
GENEVA, April 1.-THE field of
naval disarmament must be kept
clear for President Coolidge's three
power conference, Viscount Cecil,
principal English representative on
the League of Nations preparatory
disarmament commission, said in q
statement to the Press Monday.
France and Britain Monday
reached first important compromise
OH disarmament when upon sugges-
ton of the United States, Germany,
Sweden and others, representatives
of the two countries agreed to COM
bine two of their divergent pro-
prams for aerial limitation into one
thesis.
Britain had proposed to limit only
the number of airplanes and France
had proposed that only the total
horsepower should be limited. They
decided that both should be limited.
The French reply to President
Coolidge's second invitation to dis
cuss further limitation of naval ar
mament at Geneva has been handed
to United States Ambassador Myron
T. Herrick. the United Press was
informed Monday.
The reply, as indicated in United
Press dispatches Saturday, explained
that owing to the uncertainty of
the disarmament situation here,
where the League of Nations pre-
paratory disarmament commission
is now in session. France must de-
fer a definite decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-05
Deaths

Myrtle Lee Sears. 80. 1928 S Pershing.
pulmonary tuberculosis
y, Mollie F. Barnhill IS. Central Indiana
Hospital. pulmonary tuberculosis
Owen Cronnon, 73, 637 n. Rural, carci-
noma
Albert E. Horn, II, 1902 Brookside. To-
Joseph, A. Dendono. 60. 427 f. Market.
myocarditis.
.,a Warren TG,! R9ssrs; three days. ITO 8. Web
Conrad Bender. So, S521 s. Meridian.
chronic myocarditis.
Eeros I Isys 81 sg Favs;ss
cough
Ludwig .Eparel, 40. city hospital, pull
monary tuberculosis.
Florence Jeanclaus. 1 mo-, st. Vincent's
Hospital, broncho pneumonia.
Oscar T. Gonce. 30, city hospital. lobar
John H. Eymann. SO. 1855 N. Meridian.
acute cardiac dilstation.
Myrtle M. Braden, AZ, 1905 E. Tenth.
>, George E. oberholtzer. go. Methodist
Hospital. acute cholecystitis
Sarah E. Patton. IS. city hospital. lobar
John Cobb. 81, 1897 E. Eighteenth,
49,, Kirby v: Law, 80, 800 caven. pull
Matte E. i. Golfer 90. 1915 s. Belmont.
sephronia E. Alexander 60. e45 Bell,
George Bauer IS, els Cottage. valvular
insufficiency.
Mary E. Coleman, 81. 1918 cruft,
Jordan Lytle. rs. 2o26 Brighton Blvd,
John A webb, Sc, atty hospital. uremia.
Mary Lombard. 40. 100 n. Senate.
chronic myocarclits
Victoria Finn, 70. 2o21 Hillside, chronic
myooardits.
Flora NJ. Bradburn, /, 1911 E. Wash
ington. broncho pneumonia.
-, Marcellus White. n. 3454 e. Twenty
Fifth. myocarditis
Ella Justine Borton. 6s. 1921 N. Ala
bama. arteriosclerosis.
R. Ernest Widener. Al. Methodist Hospi-
tai. accidental.
Anna Lydia Moore. 81. Methodist Hospi-
tai, diabetes mellitus.
Mary d. Kincaid, 70. 114S W. Thirty
Second, chronic myocarditis.
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SPR|NGT|ME IS
ACCESSORY TIME

A few days of sunshine are re-
minders that spring is not far off
and that this is the time to dress
up the car preliminary to another
season of driving and touring.
According to Z. J. Hermann, pres
ident of the Habig Manufacturing
Company, 1895 y. Meridian ST.,
motorists are just as exacting and
precise in selecting suitable access
cries for their car as wearing APP
parel for themselves. This is par
ticularly true this year because of
the special attention paid by car
manufacturers in the upholstering
and trim work and the attractive ar
ray of color schemes on their latest
models. The motorist is very care
full in the selection of accessories
to harmonic with this variety of
color schemes, and the new Habig
seat cover samples are of such
variety that the most discriminating
car driver can be satisfied as to
price, pattern and quality.
Custom built, tailored-to-ft seat
covers are a speciality with the Habig
Manufacturing Company, which en-
ploys a corps of statesmen who will
bring samples to the home or place
of business if such a personal SER
vice is preferred to visiting the sales
room at 1885 n. Meridian st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-05
SAY It WITH A
LETTER'-MOTTO

Complete and dependable service
in direct mail campaigns is being
given by the AL Letter Shop, ninth
floor, Lemcke Bldg, an enterprising
and progressive letter shop in
charge of Miss Frona Greene.
In present day business. letters
have come to mean a great saving
of time for business concerns. In
former days personal contacts were
considered essential and heads of
firms had more leisure to discuss
business matters, with clients or Gus
toners. The trend of modern bust
ness is: Say 1t With a Letter"
Recognizing this potent power in
getting business transacted. Miss
Greene, an experienced letter shop
proprietor. has equipped her place
of business to give complete letter
service. which includes the printing
of letterheads, composing letters,
folding and mailing.
I'VE are now equipped to do all
types OF job printing, since we have
found there is an urgent demand for
it," Miss Greene said.
Realizing that service is the i'm
portant factor in getting out letter
shop work, we deliver or mail when
we promise it. That fact has enabled
us to develop a splendid business.
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accessory that go on an automobile
are offered at the companys place
of business.
Window displays of various goods
offered at bargain prices have at
tracted considerable attention, Mar
Gus said.
1--WE are proud of the business we
have built up here. due entirely to
the way we seek to please customers,
giving them good goods at reasonable
prices" he said.
The company does a strictly cash
business, refusing to carry on an
easy payment plan" in order to be
able to sell for less, Marcus ex-
planned.
Radio batteries are built by the
company and offered at special
prices.