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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
Aching Feet
Sore Feet, Burning Feet. Swollen
Feet. Sweaty Feet Relieved
in Five -Iinutes

Here is new. scientific remedy
for foot troubles that draws out all
soreness and Inflammation almost
like magic--Ezo.
ECO Is superior to powders, tab
lets and plasters In relieving tired
aching, burning. swollen and bad
smelling feet. Eco restores the feet
to such perfect condition that you
can even wear smaller shoes with
perfect comfort. Your feet will feel
relief just as soon as Eco is applied
and in a few days you will forget
that you ever had any foot troubles.
II you want to see your foot mis-
cry disappear at once, get pack
age Of Eco today at Fair Dept. Store
or your favorite drug store.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
MISS LENARD0 IS
AN april BRIDE
Married to F. A. FasCione Of
Hartford at St. Paul'S
LEGION DIGS FOR MEMBERS
Playground Fund Swelled as Muir
ray Homestead Receives Large
Crowd at Benefit Whist-LeciOn
to Hold County Meeting,

",
''I'7 4N''i1'i ii'9 i'''| ii"'i ''-H' Nv
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
leonardo Of kensington, and Frank
Anthony Fascione OF Hartford were
Joined in marriage this morning al
8 O'Clock by Rev. John C. Brennan
pastor OF st. Paul's church, Ken.
sington.
Albert Martucci OF Hartford was
best man, with Miss Mary Tillia o.
Rcnsington as maid of honor. The
Julia Devito, Mary Martucc, Renna
Nanina and Frances kindzer. Vito
Baccero was ring bearer and Annie
Campt and Lucy Turchetti acted as
flower girls. Joseph Venture and
Julos Genino were ushers.
After the ceremony a reception
WAS held in Fraternal hall, Ken
sington. and later the couple LETT on
an extended wedding trip to New
York, Philadelphia. Atlantic City
and Washington, d. G.. On their
return, Mr.. and Mrs. Fascione will
IGSIIe III HARTFORD.
p Fined in Court
Alex Suneslli of kensington wa 5
fined SIS and costs last evening at
the regular Tuesday evening session
OF the Berlin town court. Ludgt
George c. Griswold presided and i'm
rosed the fine after testimony sub
stantiated the charge OF breach Of
peace against Suncsl;i. Consta bic
William J. Richie made the arreA
\ case docketcd by the state DO
lice was POSTPONED as none Of the
principals appeared.
LEGION News,
The membership contest OF Boil
ton kasica post With the Legion of
Farmingtop. which will close on
Sunday. is proceeding nip and tuck,
according TO Commander Harold
Ventures of the local post, who urges
eyery member 10 hustle during the
next few DAYS 10 insure a victory,
According to the contest rules, the
loser of the contest will be Obliged
to furnish a steak sumner to the
winner. and the Pennington Legion
naires are whctting their appetites
for the meal. claiming that the loca
organization has no chance to equal
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
BURNED TO DEATH

Spencer, Mass, April 90 Up
Donald Bemis. 10. who lived alone
on the Leslie Bemis farm. was burn
ed TO death this morning In the
garage or the place. It is believed
he was trying to save an automo-
bile from the building which had
caught fire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
COMMITS SUICIDE

Fawtucket, Il. l.. April % Up.
The body OF Martin Flanagan, So.
Of Attlcboro was found early TODAY
in the Blackstone river after the po-
lice had discovered a note in the
pocket OF his coat on the river bank
indicating suicide.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
HELD AS BIGANIST

Stamford, Conn, April 20 Pl-
Leonardo Russo OF this city was
bound over to the criminal superior
court by Judge Justus Fennel OF the
city court at a hearing today on
charge OF bisamy. lie was married
September s, 1918 In Italy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
METHODIST women
CHOOSE OFFICERS
Mrs. Ella ZiCkWoie President Of
Ladies' Aid Society
REBEKAHS AT ASSEMBLY
Delegates and Members Go To Glas.
tonbury-Many At Grange Meet
ing-To Name Building Inspector
High Bowling Scores-Briefs.

Mrs. Ella Zickwolte was reelected
| president OF the Ladies' Aid societ,
OF tbs Plainville N. F.. church a.
tho annual meeting held last eve.
ming in the church parlors. Othe,
officers picked by the society were
as follows: Vice President, Mrs
Marjorie Teachman; secretary, Mrs
Agnes Ianion; and treasurer, Mrs
Mildred Macleod.
The following directresses were
chosen: First, Mrs. Reba White;
second, Mrs. Stella Root: third Mrs.
]. Ten Brock: fourth, Mrs. Wealthy
! Morse. Mrs. Minnie Phelps was
elected chairman OF the suppors
committee and Mrs. Augusta Ma
! son OF the fancy work committee.
Rcbckahs Attend Assembly
The delegates from Martha Re
bekah lodge who were elected to
attend the state assembly in Glas-
tonbury left Yesterday for that
| place. The delegates are Mrs. En-
ma Richards, Mrs Katherine Rich
ards Mrs Ella Morrell and Mrs.
Minnie Pease. Mrs. Anna Vance Of
| the local lodge is warden Of tha as
sembly.
About IS OF the Martha Rebeka hs
will leave at $50 o'clock this eve
| ming to attend the assembly and
see the degree work put on. All
those who are going will meet 81
Frior's drug store at ESQ o'clock
sharp.
Grange Has Big Meeting
About 80 members CT Southtng-
ton Grange provided the program at
the meeting OF PlainTille Grange
last night. while further visitors
from Collnsville, Bristol, New Brit
ain, Litchtield. Newington. Cheshire,
Avon. and Higganum Oranges. along
with the local members. brought the
total number present to ISIS. Tho
program was very Well carried ont.
The first number was a piano trio
by Mrs. Grace Carley. Miss Lois
Carlcy, and Miss 1rma Godfrey.
Mrs. Hattie Tolles gave a reading
and Mrs. Godfrey sang. A paper
on "The Tent Caterpillars' was
read by Mr.. Pierpont. and there
was a song by Berkeley Florian. The
final number was q minstrel show in
which 90 OF the Sou; hington Grang-
ers participated.
The next meeting, on May :, will
be in charge Of the three graces.
Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Beckwith and
Mrs. Noyes. The title Of the eve
ming will be Better Homes and
Communities"
Tickets Going Rapidly
Tickets for the annual 1iremen's
ball which will be held in the high
school gymnasium on April % are
going rapidly. according to William
Downhan, chairman Of the commit
tee in charge. A number OF dis
tlnsuished guests are expected TO be
present. The committee will meet
on Friday night: all members are
requested to attend.
Boys Team Issues Challenge
The Plainvlle boys baseball team !
issues a challenge to any nine in the (
state averaging from II to / 6 years !
Of age. Games may be arranged I
through Louis Pestillo, telephone !
c2S-4. The local players are asked !
to be at Harris corner Saturday aft I
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
ing to follow during which the col
ors will be decorated.
Whist Party Successful

ing to follow during which the col
ors will be decorated.
Whist Party Successful
About 200 guests assembled last
evening at the Murray Homestead
where the whist party for the benefit
of the St Paul playground fund was
held last evening. The Misses Kath-
crime and Joanna Murray acted as
hostesses to the guests which in
cluded many out OF town visitors as
we'll as local residents.
Mrs. Henry Rose was winner of
the door prize. Whist prizes to the
women went as follows: Mrs. Muir
ray Frank, first; Mrs. James Ma
lone. second; Miss Anna Martin, of
New Britain, third; Mrs. Henry Rose.
fourth; Mrs. William Buckley of
New Britain, fifth. The mems prizes
We're distributed to: William Carey,
first: Rob Richie. second; Tom Ma
larney third; Henry Rose, fourth:
and Charles Gtana. fifth. The prizes
were donated by Mrs. r. T. Brennan.
~ ~ '-o'iai. AZ ne M's' James Ma-
+o''e' w.. -Nil'iio'lH Du,A'r'' Hrs'
Murray. George Sullivan acted as
Cd ,,itb rosos ava 1-a..a MI
N""h'" ~"P!er
~ 'i'uio' supper WI Dc i'e'u On
,u'S evening. Aprli 20. at o:lo
'iooh l" '"9 cHu'ch o'll'ls room
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20

CELLO. Chambrello, Stevenson. G.
Hayden, o. Hayden, Solomone, Lee.
Gnazzo. Morante. Dalena, Carucci
and all other candidates. Frank
foran and Frank Saba will coach
the team, which has taken the name
o. South End Juniors" most OF
the players living near the town
line. The boy. feel sure that they
viii win every game, and they are
taking great interest In their team.
To Name Building Inspector
A meeting Of the building com
mission will be called within the
next week to appoint a building IN
spector to enforce the recently
adopted building code. which goes
into effect May /. While 1t Is not
known definitely who the choice Of
the commission will be, 1t is believ-
ed that 1t will be Ora I. Cooley. Mr..
Cooley has had experience In build
Ing but is not now engaged In that
line. so that he will have both the
knowledge and the time required FOR
the position. The commission is
composed o. First selectman John
j. kimnel. Robert J. Coe and New
ton Lockwood.
Attending Conference
Rev. Arthur A. Ball pastor Of
the Plainville N. +. church. left to-
day to attend the annual New York
conference in Brooklyn, n. Y, He
viii return next Tuesday, his pull
pit being supplied Sunday morning
by Rev. John II. Neengs. a post
graduate student at the Hartford
Theological seminary. AT this con-
ference the assignments for the next
year will be made, and the local
parishlonars have asked for Mr..
Balls return for third year.
Businessmen Issue Call
The first call for practice was Is
sued this morning by Manager Sill
DoWnham Of the Plainville Bust
nessinen's baseball team, the initial
workout to be held at the high
school field Tuesday evening at $40
O'Clock. Daylight saving time will
- "i' '"V eA''d Ao'l
,,,,aIT - nc .'',ue,S 'lat
49,. 'ii w i',' 'ie paliS
I'M s;,,,.. ''is '''u eq'i pllieht
was announced
,r,; -. ~ .''e wv
p.'oIieF' b'il
'iiei season,
, - -'0t u'-'''i'els stsHeu
"o' Zine " terms
l'L- l, ',''i!'7S men WIZ SUN
49,. ',.s tha ~ III d
D, s1 ~ NV l",I' N's Is lfaro'o
,,.,,. 49, "'',- '''N Soh'iilaP'
~ ..,'' 80 ''h VIZ N'd'loaru steer
on,v dissa,tio, o,,oo+,,
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ola s-,,,,,,,,+s 49,. u,oa,
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TO 'io '''"iS NooS' Will De al !
'i''ii WIVES afors
" ''F" '"9 'o'H1 pi'ss away from I
M"''p'ean-'"ncs Wedding
MI. ana MIS-. george ". Nonbleau, !
VINO nave neeh VISITING relatives Oh !
oroao street, nave left for New York /
Guy where they VIII reside. The
couple We're married in SauCus .
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
ELOP|NG COUPLE
RETURN TO MARRY
Lucy GaISanO and Frank Carroll
Disappeared in January
PARENTS EXTEND WELCOME
u :. ". V. Convention Delegates
appointed-City Council Receives
Flood OF Petitions-WomanD Driver
strikes Pedestrian - NhitewaSh
For Trees.

| S.:, -,
''"e EQUESTRIAN "hItewa>h
I For y,ocs
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gal.-,ao ~,
/ 81 K.lrv street A., ,,;.,;,,u. -
-. va ''''
ga 'i'l'uaF OF tIIe'f - year
ola daughter. Lucy, who disappeared
or riday, January IS, this year with
ffanK carroll whose age is 90.
Inc TWO young people disappeared
.i o''' ...s c'.s on 'le same day and
.h,. ~. 'i'. P'' '''S o' '''4 S'Fi
- ,n'' t'oI'l' AZ the 'Iiae
'"N : ran" We're very friendly.
'',.H '.'"HSa'p Tor each other
va, o,.eIiaa 10 ny me iather Of the
s"'- i'''ls parental objection 100
80 ~ ,"''|1 dlSa PP'af'i ANA no
','" '''" ,''"id from ih"hl I'D
.'I.s wy S',ige 'he da'' OF their de-
l'' "a. ."'" tl'F I''UFh last Mol-
10y. Nv ronVe department was
80 'SS'SI III locaillE the XII
,'''N 80 ''.a'S YER LIaIls4 oFpa4L'S'
~ m ~ l,'sS' l. '''i'leH'
nv ua"s ''sFr VAS Fead'ly for-
.''' wynn "N'
'l'' 'l',i 'lls o''',e'IoI 20 lIst sweet
r ~, o'sa PpfaTe,i a. ne same time,
a,,.,s . up
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o,,i..,.. '., ~ 'i',''' anu
W. Q''el'E I.larIlea Yesterday,
vas aa,-,,o,.,, .f..,. ~. c.
So ~ r,l ~ Wv.
Nov. - ~ - p ,,N -" - al '''
=" IN'enn wafer Mains
al '"s .'Eu'ar 'loilH'E meeting 81
."s '"dru OF wafer commissioners
,'''a i'Nt evening, " was voted To
Jay ABOUT o"p feet or SIX men main
OF roulld street from 1efrYNiiIe
d SSiiue 10 SUNNI, street. ne nam
i'Hldel's OF ilal section IRE pro-
,Sc1'oH' An abdll'ollal extension or
LNo men il'd'h from NINE BROOK on
l az lhi4E'o', avenue 10 point eaSl
" "1l'i" az venue "dS 1lSo Noleu
Wy me eo''ii''iss ,o!ierS' neSo eN-
''it'''lls are III '""' 'ioi 10 lIle I'M
'''''S' W "d.,' MAINS i'""F No's"
'fu" ''"''S ~ '''e ''''u
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so ''t ION, 'ol'o'u i'V"u 10 i.SW u
street VIZ 'e gwen d nearing Ut inc
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VIZ '''e ''''''' % Nv NUNS me N"'e'
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'',,Ii o'' i'yNis ST. J., on oo''o''
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
Methodist Church Bowling

The Whales easily defeated the
Sharks in the Methodist church
league last night, winning three
games and having a 72-pin adyan-
tage. The scores:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
TWO-Nfan Team Loses

The two-nan team representing
Harris alleys IN the state leagu lost
both pinfali and game points TO the
Republican alley duo from New Ha-
ven here last night. The game was
rolled late, the players appeared
tired, and scores we're disappo,nt-
ingly low. The scores:
Republican. New Haven.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20

Continued on Faye .e)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
Report of Charity Commissioner

Tho total expenditures of the char
lty department for the month OF
March was S3.tSS.S6, according to
the report OF Charity Commissioner
William F, Smithwick The city has
been reimbursed TO the extent of
Si53.5o, making the net expense
g qcn o.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
WANTS Eronl, Matcr Pincd

Ms, EIIa \ UNISON II West street
submitted a written request TO the
city council last evening that tn
water in .he small hrorok which
runs through her property be piped.
a. she anticipates building in the
location where the small stream nov
INNS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
Police Court Report

The report o. Judge William ],
Malone Of The police court for the
month OF March showed a total OF
I.146.G5 collected in fines. OF this
amount $50 was turned over TO the
state motor vehicle department IN
-nncnrli rrn ,Atrh The I'm.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
To Attend L. $. ". V. Convention

~ tHVFVITFI y =. W - NVfNFHTT'TT
At meeting Of G. \. HadSell
Camp. United Spanish War Veterans,
Israel Pel'etier and Bert Brown were
appointed delegates 10 the annual
state convention TO be held in
Bridgeport on Friday and SATURDAY..
June II and IS. George Martel and
Aba Tromhley were selected as al
ternates. Past Commanders Louis j.
Allen. Julius w. Clark. Adolph r.
King. Louis +. LOOMS, Ray X. Tins-
ley Alex J. MoQuin, Joseph j.
Provincher, Edward A. Ryaals, Jo-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
Fast Berlin Items

An invitation has been extended TO
the members of the Boys club to
attend the Hartford County Older
Boys conference to be held In Sims
bury Friday evening and Saturday,
April 90 and so. All boys over IA
years OF age are eligible to attend
Mrs. Gustav Petit has returned
from visit with relatives In New
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-20
Bills Rendered and Unpaid

The total of bills rendered by the
water department for the month OF
March was S12.S54.56 This was
$4&1.Nl more than for March. 1926.
Bills for wafer remaining unpaid on
April I amounted 10 $i.32S.Sa and
the bills for work done by the de-
partment amounted to s2S.6T4a9,
the greater portion of this being for
Sircot assessments
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06
Adkins Gets Advertised

Todays Classified Ad Poetry prize goes down Maple
street to number 1923 Miss Mabel Abetz her lines
about what fine safes they sell the
Herald office at Adkins. President Elmer Pape and
Thure Bengston beside themselves this morning
when they got wind Of the poetry which is highly
pimcnary and thinking up suitable reward
for Miss Abctz Treasurer BengstOn is going
mend to the board of directors that they fill up
tain free of charge for from date.
she has Other members OF the don't think so
well of that suggestion they the post Office
still leaves its ink unprotected and iS only
walk from Adkins II fill fountain
pens the extra walk Is nothing or II
or ten miles difference would bc too tired to fill
the when they got there All this pen and ink talk
all in fun but the hidden subject impress you
the fact that Adkins features the sale pens ink ETC.
and what's than that advertise fact in the
Herald. Here's the poetry
The angry flames were dancing round
They shot in the air like laslcs.
The important papers were found
For they had turned ashes.
In the welkept office Of old Bill Flint
This terrible thing happens;
For old Bill took timely hint
And bought a safe Adkins.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

SEXTON DRIVE. ll7--New room cot
tage sun parlor, fireplace. hot water
heat breakfast room. garage. large lot.
Price $4,000 L. Deming. Builder. Tel.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

STAMFORD ROAD. 17o--New cottage
rooms, sun parlor. fireplace. hot wa
ter heat, large lot. garage: beautiful
home. s1l.5oo. L. Deming, Builder
Tel 4SlO
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

IB8S, IOuHry oUPPifes Os
BABY CHICKS. DUCKLINGs. CERT-o-
GUILD stock; popular breeds; guaran-
teed live delivery: free catalogue.
Clarks Hatchery. East Hartford.
Conn.
SINGLE COMB White Leghorn baby
chicks l6c each. Hatched in the
Buckeye Mammoth that produces the
bigger. better and stronger chick.
Thomas Aldrch, $40 Shuttle Meadow
Ave. Tel. 2c11-4.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06
Repairing and Plano Tuning -
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

ACADEMY OF DANCING where every
ono becomes a thorough dancer in
few lessons with our easy system.
steinhaus Dancing Academy. 30s Main
st, Tel 3i59-I. Open evenings.
SUMMER CLASSES NOW FORMING!
Reduced rates In stage and ballroom
dancing. Emerson Studio. $50, W. Main
st. 1nq. fl3 OF 1865.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

PLAlNNlLLE-For sale attractive 9
room house on Pennington Ave En-
cellent location. Modern improvements.
oak floors, garage attached. 500 feet
frontage. Terms reasonable. The John
Cooke Co.. Neri Block. Tel. $685.,
P!ainville,
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

BRITAIN cnwmaAa Advertisers
SELECTS Other Bm~ad
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

BERL1N-3 year old brick bungalow.
extra lot. all kinds OF fruit trees and
grape vines Price $4,000. Cash $500
up. Balance In payments. Call P. De-
nuzze, as Main St. Tel 4s43 or45S7-2
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

TWO FAMILY HOUSE, Ss Lincoln ST.
to be sold. Must be torn down and
taken away +. w. Loomis. Tel. e640
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

SOUTH MAIN TERRACE NEWS
The sale OF lots on this tract Is
away beyond our expectations to
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

STEWART ST.--Near Stratford road,
Belvidere, one room bungalow. one
room colonial cottage, oak trim and
oak floors. tile bath, built in plumb
ing fxturea 1nq. Paul P. link, l19
Stewart ST
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

Wanted-TO Render Service 81
and reeding of all
kinds New parlor sets made to order.
Prices right. Estimates cheerfully
given. Also make floor lamps. National
Upholstering Co.. 342 Pennington Ave
Tel. 4lcS-12.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06
Business Places For Rent

WOOSTER ST. 1916 room cottage
and garage for rent Reasonable fol
Adults AnplY 16s Wooster ST.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

NOW-Is the time to have your radio
set tuned up. Edgerly Radio Service.
Winthrop St.. will do It Phone 1890
or 4073.
RADIO SERVICE-Sets. parts repaired:
talking machines etc. See Harry, 50
North st.. 1st door upstairs.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

NEAR Monroe ST. new room cottage
with sun parlor and garage. All mod
ern improvements Tel. 246a-2
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

LIBERTY ST, o0-lO rooms single
house, garage, Inq. H. A. Emmett. ia
Arch ST. Tel S0+
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06
Musical Instruments

YOUR old photograph accepted as LIST
payment towards an exchange for
radio or one OF the new Orthophonlc
Victrolas Big allowance made. Henry
Morans & Sons. Tel. SS0-o.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

lfAWI.EY ST, 3S-lst floor, 6 rooms.
garage. all modern Improvements avn
iuss. screens and shades furnished
Tel 1883 between 6 and : y. m.
HAYES ST., ST. room tenement In
new house. Ina SO Pennington Ave
Tel 1881.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-06

SHEET METAL WORK-Copper and
Armco cutters and conductors. Thorn
as F. Fitzpatrick 4 Co.. 215 Park st.
Evening star., 1927-11-07

proceedings of any court. Judge, or
1t is the contention of the appellee
that the limitation of two months in
the statute refers to the period wage
owner must be a resident of the Dis
trict to become entitled to any eX-
emption and that if he has been an
actual resident for two months there
is no limitation to tho exemption pc
riod, the amount being limited to $100
each month; in other words that if, for
example, the wage Garner has been an
actual resident of the District for two
months at the time the writ is issued,
and there is due him from the party
garnished $1,000, the whole amount
will be exempt. provided the monthly
wage does not exceed S100. Appellant
on the other hand, contends that the
statute fixes no limitation upon the
length of time the wage Garner must
reside in the District to be within its
terms. but that the period of exemption
is two months next preceding the is
suing of the writ
In adopting the contention of the
appellant. Justice Robb points out
that section 1105 of the code eXempts
from attachment all wearing apparel.
household furnishings not exceeding
$500, provisions for three months sup
port. fuel for the same period and me-
chanic'S tool of the value Of 5000 with
5000. worth of stock for carrying on
the business of the debtor or his
family.