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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-25
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- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl FL. brezna
p. Frank Ludvik,c. 806 N. Dur
ham ulice, jenz po osmiletem
utrpeni podlehl srdecnimu "a
chvatu II. brezna, We start II
rokG. Zanechava zde truchl1-
CT manzelku, Marii dftky.
Nalezel ku spolku sv. Vaclava,
jehoz delegati PIP: Kaspar,
Svatora, Charvat. Vachal a
Kyzour, 1castnili Sc pohTbu.
PohTebnf obTady vykonal Rev.
V6trovec.
Pohreb vypravila firma Fr.
Cvach a Syn.
V pondeli, 21. brezna
zemrel zidovske nemocnici p.
Anton Rojik po kratke, pouze
diva dny trvajicf nemoci, We sta
RI So rokG. Zamestnanfm byl
krejci a V teto vlasti dlel 20
rok1. Nalezel ku Radu Blank
cfslo 26, c. S. P. S., jehoz de-
putace jej ku hrobu doprova-
zela. PohTeb byl konan do
mu smutku {. 900 N. Duncan
ulice We stTedu, %. brezna We
2 .hod. odpol. ma Narodni hfbi-
tov. Zesnuly zanechava zde
manzelku Albfnu a dive dftky.
PohTeb vypraven peel Aug.
Paska.
- Jiz Ultra, V sobotu, dne
26. bfezna odbyvany budou VI
Sokolovn6 zavody pod rfzenfm
South Atlantic Association of
the Amateur Athletic Union,
kterych Sc zucastni Sokolska
Jednota Bles, Telocvicna Jed
nota Curtis Bay a oba nemec-
ke telocvicne spolky. Zavody
tyto budou zajiste velmi zaj1-
nave neb kazdy z 1vod1cf Sc
pokusf z1skati ceny prebor.
Zacatek V 1880 konec v 10.
hodin vecer, pax nasleduje Ia
necni zabava. Vstupne soc.
= Jiz tuto nedsli, dne 27.
brezna sehraje Delnickem
Dome Dram. Odb. Del. Vzdsl.
Spolku "Pokrok" divadelni
pEedstaveni pod nazvem "Z
Ceskych MlynI'', Sc zpevy a
kroji. Napsal K. Fort. Mad
herna vyprava kazdeho pre-
kvapi. Nasledujici ucinkuji:
K. Rys, T. Bernartova, K.
Matrasova, F. Cincibus, NIL,
Al. Masek,' ST., NJ. Krsova, K.
Kudrna, And. Cincibusova, A.
Klime$, B. Petr, v. Picek, j.
silhan, A. Vancura, j. Kris, j.
Picek, F. Hejnal, A. Rys, A.
Hejdukova, A. Rysova, M. Po-
korny, A. Kudrnova, E. Pokor-
ny, Al. Pickova. Rezii vede S.
v. Picek. Zpsvy nacvicili S.
T. Bernartova, S. c.. Masek.
Move upravene jevists maloval
s. K. Praus. ZpGvy pFi divadle
doprovazf s. E. Thrnova. u
riova hudba S. C. Maska. Ia
catek We 3. hod. odpol. Vstup
volny! Pak-li chcete slySeti
mnoho psknych zpevG a videti
nsco velice pskneho, dostavte
Sc! Dop.
= "Postrach muzG", zdari-
Ia to hra 3 d6jstvfch cd Vik-
tora Franka, sehraje Dram.
odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk jiz tuto
ned6li, dne 27. bTezna, We 3.
hodiny odpoledne. Kdo jest
miIovn1kem zdaTileho humoru,
tudfz tentokrate ma velikou
pfilezitost Ease jednou cd srd-
ce Sc zasmati, neb hra tato jest
pima tech nejkomict6jsfch seen
Jake 81 jen lie predstaviti. Vse-
chny role teto hry nalezajf Sc
V rukou nasfch nejlepsfch ci-
novn1kG, takze veliky pozitek
jest zarucen. PFijd'te tud1z vsi-
chni v nedeli do Sokolovny.
Dopisovatel.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
TELLS POLICE FAIRY TALE
Saunders Reports Robbery of Si5 While Cran>inG Auto But Wife says He Had Neither.

Frank JaminSon Of 15 Hurlhurt street was brought to the police sta ton about 11:25 o'clock last night by William Saunders of &5S East Main street, and told q story of hay ing been struck on the head with stone and robbed of sl5 while crank ing his car at the corner Of sumner and Winter streets.
 Sergeant O'Mara and Officer Brophy looked in vain for the car and finally took Jaminson home and told his wife Of the matter. She told the officers he has no automo- bile and when he left home he had only one dollar. The officers advis- d Jaminson to sober up and they would investigate whatever report he had 10 make then.
 Charles Pocha and Manuel Petris of IS Clark street made a belated report of hold-rp attempt to Cap tain Kelly this forenoon. They were at the corner Of Winter and Clark streets about 10:&0 Saturday night. they said, when four young men at tempted 10 rob them. One of tho quartet kicked Eocha in the leg. ac- Cordins 10 the report.
 The police are Investigating re- port by John Podohinski Of g Will COX street that his home was entered and q watch and $5 taken, Saturday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
City Items

Dr. s. ". Irving has returned from q trip of several weeks to Pitts burgh and Minneapolis.
 r. l.. Wooster has returned from q trip to Jerusalem.
 Toasted sandwiches. CrowolI's- adyt.
 MT and Mrs, Clarence l.. Pierce and Leland Pierce arc in Florida.
 A. Nash Co. Suit or Topcoat made to measure. S23.00. T. F. McCabc, 49 Walnut St. Call 454.--advt.
 A. c. Hammond auxiliary. U. S. w. V, will entertain members and friends Wednesday afternoon at the state armory from 2 to 5 o'clock.
 Former Charity Superintendent William Cowlshaw is recuperating from an attack of grip.
 4 son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs. John Miller of l07 Daily ave nue.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
CHINA SITUATION
 lS EASIER TODAY
(Continued From First Fage)

dus Of foreigners from various par.s Of China halI by the naHoualis;s continued today NsHorts from & score o1 points received hara today told Of foreigners preparing 10 leave or departing for tla coast.
 Al NankinS six Japanese ars tho only foreigners baunnto bo r.maiu- ing ashore. The oaly Atuut:car4 grd ErIuiShcrs rgmaiu!nE in tlat d.atrlc. are a few officials aboard warsuiY-.
 Six Americans at Ch.nI,jang have not embarked. They arr staying within -po yards of inc United States destroyer Paul Jonys.
 Two small l9m5cr stolmors brought s"vtnty-ono Americans from Naukins 70 Shanghai today. Many ot them were suffering from ptomaine poisoning contracted aboard the destroyer Non. Eleven of the most serious cases were sent 10 a hospital Another steamer has com" in with foreigners from Chinh- ians.
 Destroyer Returns.
 Tho American dcstcoy.r rroh'o has returned from tour Of inc smaller ports along the lower Yang t@e river where |, picked up fifteen men. fourteen women and eighteen children. all Americans. Alissiou- aries report that all Americans have been evacuated from Wusih anI ChanEchoW. Seven American mis- sionarios at KianEEyin. unable 70 reach steamer, obtained a Chinese junk on board which they made q slow voyage to Shanghai.
 Twenty-Five Americans from Nan chang journcyed 10 klGkiaHg whore they embarked for Shanghai. They report that only five Americans. all men. remain at Nanchang. Ton arriving from Nangshow report that the Baptist missions there has been footed.
 All Americans are reported evacu- ated from the region Of SWa:oW with the exception Of six Catholic priests at that port. The only American known to bo remaining at lIanSchow is F. r. Montgomery. q teacher in the HanschoW Christian 
 Foreigners arriving from Hang chow report that a grr1' mass meet ing was held there Sunday. The demonstrations carried banners in scribcd "Down with Chang kai- Shek." thus indicating that inc communist element of the nation llists is in ascvndancy there.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
ATTEMPT TO STEAL AUTO
 FRUSTRATED BY BLyECOAT
Trio Pushes Gar 200 Feet From spot Where Owner Had Left
 It Parked.

What is believed 10 haye been ap attempted theft oE an automobile Vas frustrated by Officer Ernest B.oomqu!st about l o'clock this morning. or Oak street The officer turned from North street into Oak street in time to see q man pushln4 an automobile. and at sisht Of ,hr officer. the man ran. Two offers Jumped from the car and followed their companion, with the officer in pursuit,
 Failing to ovcrtake them. he rs- turued 10 the car and sounded the norm to attract the owner, in case he harr na4 10 ha ahouL Two men responded and told the officer they lad parked th" car in front Of 2o Oak street while tloy visited in ,he house. One Of them, Arthur Hart1- mark Of IL Bank street. Waterbury. is the owner Of the car. T. had r.au moy fully 2Q1 fret. ar1 the thaur} is that the three men pushed it Wlra .ho intention Of starting the cn-ivr 1ta distance rom the parking p,are so that the owner would not l..r
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
DAWES READY ID
 FILL VACANCIES
Will Maintain Personnel of
 Funds Committee

Washington, March 2S yq}-Vica- President Dawes decided before departing for Panama to fill any vacancy that might occur in the senate campaign funds committee during the recess Of congress.
 There had been much conjecture as to whether Mir. Dawes would appoint q successor to Senator GoH, republican, West Virginia who has resigned. Some senators have cont-ndad that the commit tee docs not legally exist because the senate failed to adopt rcso- lution specifically authorizing it to act during the recess Of congress.
 The vice presidents diCision vas disclosed today by his secretary. r.. Ross Bartlcy. who was empowered to name committeeman in the absence Of Mr. Dawes, but after conferences with republican leaders ss to whom they desired to be named Bartley decided 10 hold the matter in abeyance until General Dawes returns next month. The leaders said the situation has changed materially since the vice. presiden: left Washington, because of the refusal or Chairman Reyes of the senate audit committee to approve expenditures ot the Reed committee and by the court action in Pennsylvania involving the bal lo,s in four counties which that committee has sought in the Ware Wilson senatorial contest,
 Another consideration in the de- cision for delay, it was explained. is that a majority Of the commit tee now is al the call of the chair man. Senator Reed, democrat, Mis- souri.
 senator Shortridge. republican. California, who will become chair man Of the elections committee at the next session. has been most prominently mentioned as Senator Goff's successor.
 In rendering his resignation. the West NirGinian presented a copy Of q lengthy legal opinion which he had prepared holding tha. despite the failure Of the continuing reso- lution, the committee had fuli au- thority 10 proceed with the Penn- sylvania election contest during the recess.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
CHENEYS PETITION
 FUR Z0WER RATE
Want Goal Charges 10 MdnCheS-
 ter Same as Hartford

Hartford. March 2S .-P-Thl pc,i-
 ion ot Cheney Bro.a,rs 0: South Manchester 10 the interstate com Hagca commission for lower
 rsisat Tate on coal and coke to south Manchester Was heard today
 'ha '.+-~u court room jn the post office building in this city by .yaMinar NcGrGta of tho commits.
 a". -G" hearing was attended by "swa. ct officials and attorneys
 # '.'' coal carrying roads. amo9s
 .u h.lu- General Ersir.t Aser- Hntors and Traffic NanaE.~ F. IL
 Q. the New York. Naw H. ..a and Hartford. r. II. Naear o,
 .r la.IEH valley. r. < G..os of tho
 .1wara Lactawannl and West Nr. C. H. IJpainrott of tho Penn
 =tani1 railroad. C. H. Hayes nt tho %.w York Central: H. E Wa''.r O,
 he C-Hral Railroad of Now Jersey. Hut Y. A. Tay,or. au attorney rtQ- r.>a.'Irr inc anthracite coal roads
 |As s7rly part of the hearing wa~ .A tt lt..h '" 4HIA '4a' N' H-l'tt'.tF tt II s'i aoa B Cheney. who pointed on- that, South Manchester had rhe n,sh s' freight ra-e or anthracite or any ..E }" 'la stJt". H. pointed out r.at under the rates of last Coto- h.r. when tEa rate II Hartford Was E&.7S ion, it was $1.19i. hrhef a Sog'h Nannhosrar only eleven miles itstLuga from Hartford, where -ua rl'. is for a %oo-uila haul; or B. c0sts about a third more for thN .'ay.1 miles thrrc being a thirty sowo c7nfS rate from the station on ',a main lua at Manchester 10 South Manchester.
 Tho rata on anthracite 10 Hart ford since January 1. h.s been s4.i6 , ten and 10 south Manchester I1 C,n,s morr. Cheney Brothers po'i- lion to tho commission is in suh- stance a request that South Man 'haster ho given the Hartford rate. Nr. Cheney cited instances in New England where the coal freight rates wore continued a fnw miles beyond the junction point, and he men 'i-o.d Rockville aHl Putnam as having 8 lower freight rate than Sou'r N-"rhas-rr
 X umh.r of exhibits In the way n' taha..sos ami nans were l1ii IT, and explained ty AIr. Cheney.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

The democratic primaries on next Thursday will be held between the house of ?. m. and ?. m. in Cen tral Junior High school. Bartlett school and Elihu Burritt school. Chairman John F.. F. Kecvers Of the democratic town committee an- nounced today. 4 republican prim- ary will be held Friday. No contests are expected and if none develop the primary will be a mere formalty and will take place in republican headquarters, Chairman William II. Judd of the town committee an- nounces. If there are contests, the vote will be taken in school build ings located in the districts where they occur.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
 OF NEW CLUB IS NAMED
President stearns Appoiats Those Who Will Aid in Move to
 Get New "N" Building,

President Howard '. Stvarns Of the club organized among '. Vi. C. A. members 70 encourage interest Tn new building has named the eNccut!ve committee which will ail in having charge Of the nov cment. The committee consists Of Howard A. Timbrell. Robert II Wilcox. Ed ward G. Burke, Closson W. Parker. Harry Vessels. Clarence c. Kosens- wcig, Henry DrcSsel, Attorney Wi liam Greenstein. Charles W. Hawk ins, T. L. Weed. Bliss W. Clark. X II, Scott, Harry Hatsinc. Oscar r.. Ericson. Boy Scout executive. and Ernest R. pHchan..
 General Secretary Clarence IT.. Barnes has offered years mom- brrship to the member who sug- sests the hest name for the club. To date only one name has been suggested, The Excelsior ' club"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
NEW HIGH RECORDS ARE
 MADE BY LEADING STOCKS
American Tel. and Tel, General Motors and [. <. steel Climb
 to Peak Prices

New York, March 2S tPi-Com- mon stock Of the American Tel. and Tel. Co.,, General Motors Corp. and the United States Steel Corporation three of the country's largest indus trial organizations, touched new high records today on thc New York Stock Exchange.
 l.. $. Steel common sold at i61 in the highest price ever rccordcd. American Telephone and Telegraph was quoted at lG9, the highest price since 1903. and Generals Motor climbed to 1S2, q new peak for the present stock.
 The highest prices In years also were recorded by T flock of other high grade railroad and industrial issues, including the Baltimore and Ohio, Delaware and Hudson, Com mcrcial Solvents "B," Dupont and National Biscuit.
 In the absence of any specific news the buying movement was regarded as further response to Secretary Melons optimistic fore cast on business and credit condi- tions on the eve of his departure for Europe last week.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
MARINES FIRED UPON

Washington, March 2S (UP) - Two American marines patrolling the Leon district in Nicaragua were fired upon yesterday by natives who dropped their arms and fled when the marines returned the fire, Ad- miral Julian Latimer, commander of the r. s. special service squad ron reported today to the navy de- partmcnt.
 Latimer reported also that on March 25 a marine corps plane fly ing between Del Rio and Matagalpa vas fired upon and hit by natives, who escaped.
 Latimer did not say whether the plane was damaged.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
AUTOS IN COLLISION

AS Attorney Thomas J. Cabelus Of Buell. street was driving south on Arch street shortly after noon yes tcrday, an automobile driven by Henry C. Handomicts pulled away from the curb in front of property at 440. According to the attorney, no signal was given and he could not avoid collision. which resulted in damage to the front lenders on Handomicts' car and caused the starting system on Attorney Cabclus' car to break down. Officer Michael Meehan reported no cause for police action. .-.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches
st. Niary'S Church


 Tho first anniversary mass of re quicm for Mrs. Mary C. Moran will be celebrated at St Mary's church Saturday morning at o'clock.
 Friday, the first Friday of the month, will be observed in the usual manner with masses at 5:3O and at o'clock, an all-day exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and devotions in the evening. Confessions will be heard Thursday afternoon and eve ming.
 Lenton deyotions will be held on Wednesday and Friday evenings at t:3D o'clock.
 st. Joscph's Church
 Requiem masses will be colobtat- cd at St. Joseph's church this week as follows: Tuesday morning at S o'clock, first anniversary for Mrs. Mary A, Donnelly; Wednesday morn ing at o'clock, first anniversary for Mrs. Catherine ODeu Suess and Saturday morning at $ o'clock, months mind for Mrs. Margaret kcating Coates.
 Masses on Friday, the first Friday Of the month will be celebrated at 5:So and o'clock. Devotions will be held Wednesday and Friday eve nings at 7:30 o'clock.
 The womcn's committee Of the parish will meet in the church hall following services Friday night.
 The Children of Mary society and the Womcn's Auxiliary will re- ceive communion in a body at the : o'clock mass next Sunday.
 St. Andrews Church.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Andrews church Tuesday morning at 1:30 o'clock for Bobaru Nupku.
 The children of the church will receive Holy Communion in a body at the o'clock mass next Sunday Confessions for the chil- drcn will be heard Saturday after uOOn
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Stole Autos to Pay for
 Tuition at Columbia

White Plains, \. Y, March 2S Lp) Roy 4. Sloane. 23 years old. longed for college education, paid his tuition for two years at Col nmbia college through returns from the theft Of automobiles. according to Assistant District Attorney Frank Coyne,
 Sloane. who was convicted few days ago, received his degree" to- day in the form of five-ycar sen- tence to Sing Sing from County Judge William Bleaklee.
 The young man is said to have been responsible for 25 auto thefts in Westchester county alone. and to be wanted in Newark and Pitts burgh, for similar offonscs.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
1,500 Attend Meeting
 At Sacred Heart Hall

Advanced education was the sub joct of talks given before 1,50p members Of tho Polish Citizens league at the Sacred Heart hall last night by President r. F. King of the school board. s. Dwarowski. a Pol ish editor and organizer, and Miss w. Matyka. q teacher in the Sa- cred Heart school. Councilman Frank Zapatka was the presiding officer and introduced the speakers
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
MACHINE GUNNER
 N0WS DOWN TRL0
(ContiDucI From First Pase)

to carry on tho taud. The sawed off shotgun her,tofor" has been the favorite weapon Of gang shootinss in Detroit
 Other Arms Found
 IT the apartment where the three were said by Wright 10 have been summoned police found three sawed off shotguns, rifle and several cartridges.
 Accorilns 10 the building super intendent, the apartment had been rented several months ago by four mon. Abe and Sjmau AXler broth CTS, Sam Miller and John Talldorf Police ar" attempting to connect Miller with the killing of a patrol man at Kent, Ohio. March .3. 1925.
 Wright told the assistant proS"Cu- tor that during his stay in Detroit ho has been lu partnership with woman named Molie Day in the operation Of q blind pig eStablish- mont. Miss Day called to see Wright at tho hospital and was detained for questioning.
 Eddie Fletcher, said to he boxer of Trenton, \. J., also an occupant of the apartment, is being sought.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Mothers, Do This

When the children cough rub terols on their throats and No telling how soon the sym may develop into croup, or And thcn's when you're glad have a jar Of Musterole at hand give prompt relief.
 As first aid. Musterole is excellent Keep q jar ready for instant use
 T. is the remedy for adults, too. Relieves sore throat. bronchitis. tou- sillltls. croup. stiff neck, asthma, neu- ralsla, headache. congestion. pieur. lSv. rheumatism. lumbago pains and aches Of back or joints sprains. sore muscles. chilhlains frosted feet and colds or the chest Cit may prevent 'nGnuNlri1 !
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

with him v.ll so on the air at WTIC on April : The men have been play ing for over q half century and are known as Dad Murphy and Pop" Perkins, Mir. Murphy was third in state contest recently for old time
 hddlers, Since that time the men who were first and second in the contest have passed away. leaving him in sense the state champion.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
GIRLS STEAL SHOE

Three girls. each aged II, have been turned over 10 Miss Ruth BrIstoll, woman probation officer, by Sergeant P. J. O'Mara, who learned that they stole a shoe in q Main street store on Saturday. March 19. The girls are said to have gone into the store without money, and after trying on num- Der of pairs Of shoes. they left. La ter, one shoe was missing and the police were notified.
 Sergeant O'Mara learned from the girls that when they reached Broad street on their way home they were surprised to observe that in- stead of having taken a pair. they had only one shoe, so they threw il into the cellar of the fialto thcatcr huililpC
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
1 800, 900 BUILDING PROGRAM

Greenwich. Conn. March 2S P'-- The Greenwich Water company to- day began construction of additional facilities which will require an ex- pendituro of approximately s1,50o,- 900 during the coming year. In cluded in tho improvements are a water puritication plant of q G,00o.- 000gallon a day capacity, a new pumping station and five miles of mainS
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
MOTORNlAN ARRESTED

Greenwich. Conn.,. March 2S R- The case of Walter Kelley. opera tor Of the trolley car which Satur- day hit and killed Lester Reiss, was continued today until Saturday. kcl- ley has been released until that time under bonds of s2,40o. Coroner John J. Phclan is to make his inquiry into the accident this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
II DHN AGENTS DROPPED

Rnf'5'. x. Y. March 2$ U7'- Fourteen Of the tt5 prohibition aoruts and inspector. iN tho western and northern New York district will ho dismissed under tho rcorganiaa- ton which becomes effective April I, Julco Roscoe C. Harper. district AlMinLatra.o.. annoMncnl tolAN.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
SMITH SIGNS BILL

Albany. N. Y. March 2s tP - Governor Smith today signed the bill ratifying a treaty with Vermont for the construction Of bridge across Lake Champlain between Fort Frederick, x. r.. and Chim- ncy poips Vt,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
NJRSE FALLS ON SIDEWALK

Miss Elizabeth Coughlin. prac- tical nurse. of 51 Seymour street suffered q painful injury to her right knee and was badly shaken up by a fall this morning on the sidewalk in front or Gordon Broth CTS store at Commercial and Con ter streets. She is at New Eritait General hospital for treatment.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
MRS. M.lHER SHOWERED

dered Mrs. John Maher. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Sinskie of 132 Pennington avenue, at her home Saturday evening. About 55 friends were present and Mrs. Maher received many beautiful gifts. Games were played and re- treatments were served.
 The announcement of the mar riage which took place in New Haven last November was made recently.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
ATHLETE TRIES SUICIDE

Porpignan. France. March 2S P)-- Disheartened because his team lost q rugby football game despite his own brilliant playing, J. Wisser returned 10 the dressing room and shot him. Self in the head. He will live.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
TlEI INES BURNED

Now Brunswick. \. J., March ~ l7'--Five air0lanrs, two of them used in tho Eos'oD-Now York ai" mail service. wrro ae.tvoyod whrn fire today burned to the ground q hangar at Ha!loy Fjrli. A boiler explosion caused the fire.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
S,SSO GOO FIRE JNSS

Halifax. x S.. March 2S R-A stock Of tea valued at $200.000 went up in smoke today when fire de- Morse X Co.,. team merchants, at Hollis and Upper Water streets The total loss IS estimated at $350, 900.