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SUNDAY, JAN. 4
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Programs IN Central Standard time.
All time 10 r. n. unless otherwise In.
dicaeed.. Wave lengths on left Of call
letters. kilocycles on right
272.e-WPo Atlantic City-11oo
8:10-Concerts Orchestra
S:00-Sunday Evening Musicale
2ss.s-WeAL eaitlmore-1o5o
6:00-Twilight Trio
7:15-Cantata bethlehem"
S:l5-victor Hour
6oe.2-WEEt eoston-5so
6:s0-Concert Orchestra
8:15-Atwater Kent Hour
9:35-Hockey Broadcast
4e1.3-WNAc eoston-6so
3:0o-Effervescent Hour
S:30-Same ~ WOR
9:O0-lntimate Hour
so2.s-WoR eufsalo-seo
6:30-Stetson Parade
s:3O-Central Presbyterian Church
S:16-Atwater Kent Hour
s4s.1-WMAk euffaio-55o
S:0o-EKervescent Hour
S:30-American Singers
9:00-Columbia Intimate Hour
s3s.@-WTlc Railroads.&c.
4:30-Symphonic Ensemble
6:30-Stetson Parade
6:20-Capitol Theater Family
422.3-WoR Newark-7io
3:00-Don Voorhees, Band
6A6-Sunday Musicale
1:45-Session Chimes
6:00-Effervescent Hour
S:3O-American Singers
S:00-1ntimate Hour
4s1.s-WEAF New York-e1o
2:00-Young Peoples Conference
s:o0-Men's Conference
S:30-Herbert Borodkin: Samuel
Jospe
S:00-Baritonc: String Trio
6:30-Stetson Parade
C:20-Capitol Theater Family
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
9:l5-Biblical Drama
4s4.3-WJZ New York-t6o
4:30-Church OF the Air
6:30-Cook's Travelocues
6:00-Granadas
6:15-Ampico Hour
7:16-Collier Hour
8l6-victor Hour
9:16-D0n Amaizo
4o5.2-WFl.WLiT PhiIadelphia-74o
6:3O-Church Services
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
9:15-Biblical Drama
OS0sV- WV VUutdUCIputd@OOO
5:00-Organ Recital
6:30-Bethany Presbyterian Church
s1s.6-.kDKA Pittsburoh-e5o
7:15-Colller Hour
S:15-Vibrant Melodies
S:30-COncert
9:15-Don AmaiZO
4s3.6-WJAR Provldence-62o
6:30-Stetson Parade
6:20-Capitol Theater Family
S:15-Orchestra
277.6-WHAM Rochester-1oso
educational Radio Vespcrs
5:3O-Fireside Forum
7:OO-Hour OF Solos
S:45-Jubilee Singers
s7o.s-WcY schenectady-7so
5:30-Stetson Parade
6:20-Capitol Theater Program
S:l6rAtwater Kent Hour
9:l5-Biblical Drama
S33.1-Wez SprinuHeld-eoo
7:15-Collier Hour
S:15-New Years Program
9:05-Musical Program
3s6.e-ckcL Toronto-s4o
z:00-organ Recital
46s.5-WRc Washinnton-64o
5:30-Stetson Parade
G:20-Capitol Theater Family
6:15-Atwater Kent Hour
516.s-WTAo Worcestcr-seo
8:00-Men's Conference
5:3O-Stetson Parade
6:c0-Capitol Theater Family
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AGENTS

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2@s.e-WcoA peNsaeola-12eo
8:0O-Coast Artillery Band
9;l5-Pursell and. WIlkeYson
2s4.1-WRvA Rlchmo nd-s11oo
7:00-Quartet: Violin
0:40-Organ
l0:00-Orchcstr4
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WORK WANTED

LET ACK repair that radiator be-
fore it is too far gone. We re-
pair and clean out clogged radia-
tors restoring their circulation.
All work guaranteed. Phone 261.
Use it. Ack's Radiator Shop,
back OF Mains Service Station.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING-Now
is the time to have your cars
painted. / can. do it for less
money now than later on. Call at
700 Third street or phone 500.
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cENTRAL

0:4O-Organ
10:00-OrchostrA
CENTRAL u
s2e-kYW chleaeo-s7o
7:O0-Roxy and His Gang
S:s0-String Quartet
9::0-CougresS Carnival
sss.s-WEsh.WJJo chiesse-eee
7:00-<;reat Composers
S:00-Mooseheart Hour
o:00-Song Recital
41s.4-WoN.WLie chleaso-7eo
6:30-Dinner Concert
7:30-A. 4 p. Gypsieo
S:30-Famiiy Party
9:30-Phantom Violin
344.s-WLs chlcaso-s7o
6:00-Musical Program
7:00-Tony's scrapbook
c:30-Special Productions . ...
447.s-WMAo.WoJ chtesse-e7o
7:30-Musical Calendar
S:O0-Same as WOR e hr1.l
l0:00-Dance Music g hrs.)
42s.s-wLw clnelnnati-7oo
7:oo-Home Fires Program
S:l5-Studlo Feature
3s1.2-WsAl ctnelnnatl-sso
G:OV-Orchestra
7:3O-A. a. p. GypsieS
S:2v-General Motors Party
sss.s-WTAM cisvsland-7so ;
7:oo-Masqueraders
1884. 4 p. .Gypaiss #,#
S:30-General Motora Party
2s2.s-WAlu coiumbus-1oeo
S:OO-Musical Album
9:00-Captivators Orchestra
S%s.1-WFAA pailas-sso
5:so-Story Hour: Cnstilians
7:00-Musical Program
s74.e-Woc oavsnport-ooo
7:so-vagabonds
S:3O-General Motors Party
9:30-Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
s3s.4-WHo Dee MoInes-sso
G::O-Roxy and His Gang
1:so-A. & r. Gypsies
S:3O-Gcneral Motors Party
44o.s-wcx.wJR Detroit-eoo
e:3o-Roxy and Ills Gang
S:0O-Same an WIZ h,
10:o0-Along Tin Pan Alley
10:30-Good Win Trio
ss2.7-WWJ DstreIt-sso
7:0Q-Studio Program
7:30-GypsieS
S:30-General Motors Party
4ss.7-WeAP Fort Worth-eoo
S:oO-Sunfower Girl
X:3O-Dance Orchestra
10:S0-Firchall String Band
37o.2-WDAF Kansas Clty-S10
7:OO-String Quintet
7:30-Gypsies
S:3O-Family Party
1l:45-Nighthawks
2e3.e-WTMJ MilWaukse-i020
S:s0-General Motors Party
9:31Trolic
4o5.2.Wcco Minneapolis. paul-7A
7:30-vagabonds Orchestra
S:30-General Motors Party
9:30-Musical Program
499.7-WoAl San Antonlo-eoo
7:00-Hotel Orchestra
545.1-ksO st. louls-s5o
r:00-Great Composers
T:30-A. Il r. GypsieS
S:3O-General Motors Party
34a.6-kvoo Tuisa-s60
T::0-Husking Zee
S:30-General Motors Party
9:S0-Band
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CEN 5RAL
s26-kYW chicaao-s7o
G:t5-Piano Concert
7:l5-Hodge Podge
S:l7-Twenty Minutes Good Reading
Y:15-Don AmaiZo
sss.e-WEeH.WJJp chicaoo-s2o
6:00-Organ Recital
6:3O-Dinner Musicale
9:U0-Studio Program
41e.4-WoN- WL,B chlcaeo-72o
G:50-Concert Music
7:30-Correl and Gosden
S:l5-Musical Hour
9:l5--"Our Music Room"
s44.e-WLs chicago-s7o
G:00-l.ittle Brown Church
1:55-Musical Program
447.5-WMAo. chicaoo-e7o
Zoo Sunday Evening Club
!:l5-Same as WOR
10:3O-DeLuxc Dreamcr5
4cs.3-WLW cncinnati-7oo
G:15-First Presbyterian Church
s:15-Collier Hour
S:l5-Crosley Bandbox
3e1.2-WsAi cncinnati-s3o
5:30-Stetson Parade
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
9.lo-Biblical Drama
3oe.s-WTAM cleveiand-7so
4:3O-Crosley Moscow Orchestra
1:00-Christian Science Services
S:l5--AtWater Kent Hour
232.8-WAiu Columbus-1o6o
s:00-Effcrvcscent Hour
?.0o-American Singers
9:30--Columbia Intimate Hour
545.i-WFAA Da,las-350
G;00-Bihle Class
S:15-Atwatcr Kent Hour
1l:O0-Dance Music
374.8-Woc Davenport-soo
7:00--E.dwards Congregational Church
S:1o-AtWater Kent Hour
9:l5-Biblical Drama
535.4-WHO Des Moines-56o
4:3O--Croslcy Moscow Orchestra
6:20-Capitol Thcater Family
S:l5-Atwater Kent Hour
9:15-Biblical Drama
44o.s-Wcx-WsR Detroit-eao
500-Twilight Hour
G.D0-Dinner Music
G:50-Central NJ. j.. Church
7:l5-Coller Hour
9.00-First Baptist Church
352.7-WWJ Detroit-s5o
G:o0-Captol Theater Family
S.1o-Atwatcr Kent Hour
4o9.7-WBAP Fort Worth-6co
5:O0-Sacred Concert
6:o0--Nesper Services
y:13-Dance Music
370.2-WDAF Kansas Cfty-s1o
4:3O-Moscow Orchestra
7:l5-Iiodge Podge
S:l5-Concert
2o3o-WTMJ Mi,waukee-1c2o
G:l5-Ampico Ipur
9:lJ--Don AmaiZo
4c5.2-WCcO Mime apoiis- st. Paul-740
.,:5O-Second Church Christ, Scientist
1:15-Collier Hour
S:15-AtWater Kent Hour
5oe.2-WoW omaha-59o
6:30-Theater Family
S:15--Atwater Kent Hour
9.l5-Utah Hour
fo9.7-WoAI San Antono-6co
7:30-Trayis Park NJ. L. Church
545.1-kSD st. Lous-550
G:a0-Capitol Theater Family
T:3O-Collier Hour
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
34S.6--kvoo Tutsa-seo
5:00-Old Fashioned Gospel
o.30-Chorus Choir
T:0O-Piano Recital
S:15-AtWater Kent Hour
344.a-Wc3D Zion-S7o
S.Q0-Quartets: Celestial Bells
WESTERN
325.o-kOA Denver-e2o
6:30-0rgan Recital
S:i5-First Baptist Church
46s.5-KFl Los Angeles-61o
10:0O-1ieolian Recital
11:0O-NsC Program
12.00-Bill Funks Orchestra
416.4-kHJ Los An0eles-720
9.00-First M. H. Church
Orchestra
s36.9-kNx Los Anoeles-8eo
9:O0-First Presbyterian Church
Orchestra
3s4.4-kGo oakiand-7so'
S:30-Standard symphony Hour
9:35-First Presbyterian Church
454.3-kFRc San Franciseo-660
S:30-Concert Orchcstras
10.3O-Dancc Music
422.3-kPO San Francisco-7.o
:O-Symphony Orchestra
3.3O-Orsan Recital
Orchestra
370.2-kHQ Spokanc-si0
s:30-Standard Symphony Heir
OF the Truth
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping with elec-'
trio stove, in all modern home.
Phone 129-W or call at 100
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Clean pleasant mod
cfn sleeping rooms; can also be
used for light housekeeping, close
in. Phone 73O-R or call at 223
w Thayer.
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished
rooms in steam heated home.
Worth investigating. Phone
lI5l-R or call at 625 Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Desirable warm room
in good location, four blocks
from postoffice. Reasonable. Call
at 2O8 Ave. B or phone 983-J.
FOR RENT-One we'll furnished,
city-heated light housekeeping
room. College Building. Phone
1873.
FOR RENT-A warm room in
modern home. Close in. Call at
418 Fifth street. Phone 678-R.
FOR RENT-A very comfortable
room in nice home, good loca-
ton. Phone 649-W.
FOR RENT-By first of year two
nice warm rooms with board at
the Mohawk.
FOR RENT-Rooms. One for SIS
and one at $40 per month. Phone
921.
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rBv The Associated Pysss1
Programs IN Central Standard tin
All time II r. n. unless otherwise
dictated. Wave lengths on left Of G,
letters. kilocycles on right
272.e-WPo Atlantic city-11oo
7:0O-Dinner Dance
acknowledgements and McCuskee
9:;0-Dauco Orchestra
2ss.s-WeAL DaltImers-1o
e:sU-Roxy and His Gang
S:0O-Musical Program
9:0e-Dance Orchestra
5os.c-WEEI eoston-sso
7:00-Vanities
7:30-GypsleS
S:S0-Family Party
9:30-Varicty Program
%6t.s-WNAc eoston-sso
7:o0-Instrumental Quartet
8:00-Nlusical Album
9:00-Captivators
so2.s-WoR euafalo-eso
7:o0--Jenny Wren Hour
S:Q0-Hawailan Ensemble
S:S0-General Motors Party
sA5.t-WMAk eutsaio-sso
S:0O-NlusIcal Album
9:o0-Captivators Orchestra
l0:05-Dance Music
sss.4-Wrlc Hartsord-sso
1854. & r. Cypsies
S:30-General Motors Party
S:3o-Fraco Play Boys
422.3-WoR Newark-71o
C:0o-Commodore Ensemble
G.55-Sessions Chimes
7:25-Krueger's Lieders
S:00-Musical Album
9:0O-CaptivatoSs Orchestra
10:O5-lIenderson's Orchestra
4e1.s-WEAF New vork-s1o
-Mediterra mean Dance Band
300 Waldorf-Astorla Orchestra
Notwithstanding
7:00-Great Composers
7:30-A. IL r. Gypsies
S:30-Ceneral Motors Party
?:30-Moon Magic
10:00-Dance Music
454.3-WJZ New York-eeo
0-Mediterranean Dance Band
L:0O-Hotel Manager Orchestra
G:0O-Serenading Shoemakers
6.30-Roxy and Ills Gang
S:O0-Rise and Shine
9:00-String Quartet
9:3O-Saxophone
10:O0-Slumber Music
a4s.e-Woo PhiIadelphla-eso
6:30--Dlnner Music
7:hO-Organ Recital
9:0O-Musical Program
3i5.6-kDkA pittsbureh-s5o
E:30-Littlc Symphony Orchestra
6:30-Roxy and His Gang
S:00--Rise and Shine
9:00-Russian String Quartet
4ss.e-WJAR Provldenes-eso
C:35-Musical Program
7:30-A. & r. GypSieS
S:3O-Gencral Motors Party
277.6-WHAM Rochester-1oeo
c:3O-Roxy and His Gang
S:00-Studio Program
s7s.s-WcY scheneetady-7so
$500. r.. Band
7:30-A. & r. ,Gypsies
S:3O-General Motors Party
9:3O-Moon Magic
s33.1-Wez Sprineneid-soo
C::O-Roxy and Ills Gang
S:00-Rise and Shine
9:U5-Conccrt
46s.5-WRc Washlneton-64o
5:oo-Waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra
6.30-Koxy and His Gang
7:30-A. IL r. Gypsies
S:30-General Motors Party
516.s-WTAc Worcester-sso
6:30-Theater Orchestra
7.00-Studio Program
S:30-General Motors Party
SOUTHERN
2s6.s-WWNc AsheviiIe-1o1o
G:00-Dinncr Music
7.0O-varied Program
475.s-WSB Atianta-63o
C:s0-Roxy and His Gang
Stocked Head Club
S:30-General Motors Party
245s-WDoD chattanooea-122o
7:3O-Ensemblc
S.30-ClaSslcal Program
3s4.4-kTHs Hot sprinos-7so
s:00-Harmony Kings
9.O0-Ensemblo
l0:O0-SopranO
336.9-WJAx Jacksonville-S9o
S::O-General Motors Party
10:1O--Organ Recital
322.4-WHAS louisvilie-930
7::0-Studio Concert
S:0O-Danco Orchestra
S.30-Radio Party
616.9-WMc Memphis-sso
S:30-General Motors Party
9:30-Concert
336.9-WSM Nashvllle-o90
5:30-Roxy and His Gang
7:30-General Motors Party
S:30-ErOlic
322.4EWSMe New OrIeanS-o20
S:30-WSMB Special
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR. RENT-Six room house part
~ modern. At SOL Third street,
basement ground free. For sale:
Bath tub, kitchen sink, also kit
chen range with water front.
Phone 9O5.
FOR SALE-Seven room modern
house, hot water heat, hardwood
floors, facing east. Leaving town
and must sell at once. Phone
478-R.
FOR RENTING room modern
home furnished, four blocks from
postoffice, garage. Available at
once. Phone 46 or 973-W after
p. M.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern 5
room lower duplex, garage at
tached. 0. w. Roberts; Weather
Bureau. Phone ISL.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern five
room bungalow with garage. Close
in. @. w. Roberts, Weather Bur-
eau. Phone 15f.
FOR REl1T-Strictly modern home
furnished at 813 Thayer. Inquire
w. S. Casselman.
FOR RENT-Five room house. In
quire at 214 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Strictly- modern four
room bungalow. ]: Phone A60-M.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FARM LANDS

FARM LANDS
WANTED-To hear from owner OF
farm or unimproved land for sale.
o. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis.
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WANTED-Strong girl or woman
for general housework. Apply
Dohn's Meat Market.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general homework. Mrs. S. W..
Corwin, 422 Ave. c.
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FOR RENT-Apartment. Furnished
one room and small kitchenette.
Hazelhurst, AL Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Everything furnished. Call at
$50 Fourth.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping Apt. 422 Fifth street. =
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-In a warm modern
home one light housekeeping
apartment with electric stove.
One sleeping room, also one gar
age. Call at GA Eighth or phone
2(C
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FOR RENT-Cozy two room apart
mcnt, nicely furnished, plenty OF
heat and hot water, all newly
decorated. Phone 503-W. 40
w. Rosser.
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7:15-Tirst Presbyterian Church
S:15-AtWater Kent Hour
240.9-WCOA Pensacola-12co
7:30-First Presbyterian Church
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,
WOMAN WANTED FOR TRAV-
ELING POSITION. Open Jan.
9th, not married, entirely unin-
numbered, with high school educa-
ton between 25 and 10. Salary,
bonus and transportation. Give
full information. +. E. COMP
TON & CO., 1902 N. Dearborn,
ChicaOO
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FOR REl1T-StrictIy modern home
furnished at 813 Thayer. Inquire
w. S. Casselman.
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LADIES-Good pay for plain sew
ing, hand or machine; easy, spare
time. No selling. Particulars
free. AGEE DRESS CO. Ter
minal Annex Building, Philadel-
nhia Pa
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FOR RENT-Six room modern
apartment house located on
Seventh and Front street. Will
be vacated Jan. LIST. Call +. J..
Schultz 511 Second street
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EARN $25-$5O weekly addressing
cards at home. Spare time. Ex-
pericnce< unnecessary. Particu-
lars, &c stamp. Allard Co., Gary,
Ind
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HOME LAUNDRY

FOR RENT Strictly modern four
room bungalow. i. Phone 46O-M.
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RADIO Progress Map, first of its
kind. Beautiful, practical. I'm
limited, untouched National field.
Huebinger Company, Peoria, Ill.
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FOR RENT-A two room apart
ment for light housekeeping, has
private entrance. Furnished or
unfinished. Price reasonable.
Tnnuire at GOT Front.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13

At Cour, of Probate held at New Britain within and for the Probate Its- trict Of Berlin, in the County of Hart. ford and Stat. of Connecticut, on the llth day of April. A. D. 1927.
 Present, Bernard r. Gaffney, Judge
 Upon the exhibition to this Court of he agreement whereby Annie Coco, Guardian of the person of James Aeii- olo. minor of the first part gives to Peter D'Andrea of the Second Part minor male child under the ago of four teen years to wit: about years of age. residing in the Town of New Britain to become theirs by adop,on:--it Is
 Ordered: That hearing upon said agreement be had at the Probate Ofic, n sad New Britain on the 18th day of April. A. D. 1927, at o'clock Tn the .orenooN ard that notice be given to all persons interes, ed to appear at said hearing and show cause. if any they have. why Eaid agreement should not hs approved. by publishing copy of this order In the New Britain Herald, newspaper having circulation In said district. and hy posting copy of ths order on the public s!gnpost of tho Town of New Britain in the County If Hartford in the State Of Connccticut, nearest to the place of residence of said child. at least six days before tha day herein before assigned by this Court for said hearing.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY. Judge.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13

Ladislaus Samora jczyk. d, SS4; liar " T. Wilson. q. S94.
 School board: Fife G. Kimball. r. 726; Morris D. Sake. I. 724; James J. Butler, d. SSG; s. G. Casale, d. SSG.
 Constab!e: Fred Wrinkle, r, 7l2; John s. Rccor. r. 723; C. T. Now land, r. 723; Michael Haber. r, 72l; Frank Ciynes. |, SS4: James Man ming, d, SS3; stephen Roper, q, SS7; John l.. O'Neill. d, s79.
 Sixth Ward
 First solectman: Lewis w. Law yer. r, 536; Michael T. kerwin. d, l,104.
 Second selectman: Albert NJ. Pet erson, r, $40; Harry Gordon, d, L. OS3.
 Councilman: Monroe s. Gordon. T., 53o; E. E. Lasher, r, 53S; Samuel Sablotsky, d. LIP; Thomas B. Fay, q, l.102.
 School committee: Fife G. Kim ball, r. 5i5; Morris D. Saxe, r, 542; James J. Butler, d, 1895; s. C.. Casale, d, l.lo3.
 Constable: Fred Wrinkle. r. 543; John $. Recor, r, 549; C. T. Now land, r, 545, Michael Habcr. r. 531; Frank Clynes, d. 1850; James Man ming, q, 1,055; stephen Roper. d. 1.O55: John F. O'Neil, d, 1,059.
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kirkham. relative 10 the case Of Policeman Michael J. Cosgrove and after a discussion, 1t was voted to request the corporation counsel 10 go into court if necessary to obtain reimburse ment from the company having the compensation insurance of Hoffman Brothers. Confaras and Perakos, owners Of the Palace thcat"r. where the officer was em- ployed when he suffered an injury q few months ago. He was hanging his coat III a store adjoining the the1ter when Inc stepped into q trap door and Was of duty because Of his injuries, for neyeral weeks. There is legal question involved as 10 whether or not the theater own ITS or tho city should have paid him while of duty. IT. order 10 obtain a decision in the matter, either the city or the officer could bring suit, and t is >probably that the former will do SO, through the corporation counsel.
 Tine commissioners accepted a let ter from President John C. Loomis Of the Commercial Trust Co., ac- oompanyug checks to Chief Hart and S,reeauts O'Mara and McCue and Officer '"onoy, which will be turned into the pension fund. The money represents part Of the reward lp the Aaronsou case. The commis- slou"rs pral gd the officers for their work in apprchending Aaronson.
 The discipline committee rccom- meuIei that Officer Ernest Bloom- qulst b" lined two days pay for his action in gong. into q house on Oak street and putting handcuffs on a man whom he did not place under arrest. The recommendation was adopted. The committee also re- ported that no further action is considered necessary in the case of Officer John C, Stadler. and that Officers GigliotU and W. J. Me carthy were given hearings and TO action was found necessary. The matter of group insurance for members of the department was discussed and il was decided 10 take no action pending examination of plans in addition 10 one which vas brought in by Commissioner Park CT.
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Roper d. 242; John O'Neil. q, 250.
 Fourth Ward.
 First selectman: Lewis W. Law yer, r. 2Sl; Michael T. Kcrwin, q, IS3.
 second selectman: Albert VI. Pc tcrson, r. 2S6; Harry Gordon, q, lS0. Councilman: John A. Larson, r, 2S6; Albert Anderson. r, 2S8; Charlton Torcllo, d, lS9; J, Elmer Peterson. d, 179.
 Consta hle: Fred Wrinkle, r, 2S3; John s. Recor, r, 2S6 C. T. \. Now land, r, 2S5; Michael Haber, d, 2S1; Frank Clynes, q, 174; James Man ming, q, Ill; stephen Roper d, ri; John l.. O'Neil, q. 1S2,
 School board; Fife G, Kimball. r, 2S6; Morris D. SaXc r, cS5; James J. Butler, d. lS3; s. G. Casale, q, 183.
 Fifth Ward
 First selectman: Lewis ". Law yer, r, TIA; Michael T. kerwin, q. S95.
 Second selcctman: Albert NJ. Pet erson, r. 72S; Harry Gordon. d. S76, Alderman: Boleslaus A. Gr2ybow- ski, T, 714; Frank F. Zapatka, q. 89S.
 Councilman: Lawrence J. Colon. r, 722; Salvatore Falletti, T. 716;
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A, Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District of Berlin. in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on tine 18th day of April A. D. 1927.
 Present. Bernard r. Gafiney Judgs Estate of Leslie Warner of New Britain in said district minor. Upon tho peti- ton of Mrs. Laura Warner Of said New Britain. praying that as guardian she may be authorized and empowered 10 compromise and settle g certain doubt. fui and disputed claim for q sum in dollars. as per application on file more fully appears, IL is
 ordered that said application he heard and determined at tho Probate Office in Now Britain. in said district on the 18th day of April A. T. 1927, at o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice he given Of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing this order in some newspaper published In said Atw Britain. having a circulation in said District. and by posting I copy thereof on the public sgn-post in tho town cf New Britain. In said District. and return make.
 BERNARD r, GAFFNEY. Judge.
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John F. Callahan. d, 945: Fred Hol- fielder. q, 3i4.
 For school committee: Fife G. KimbalI. r, 745; Morris D. Saxe, r, "A; James J. Butler, d, 334; S. G. Casale, d. 3SS.
 Constable: Fred Wrinkle. r. 742; John s. Recor, r, "A; C. T. Rowland, r. TAI; Michael Haber, r, 7il; Frank Clynes, q. 329; James Manning, q. 332; stephen Roper, q, 325; John E. O'Ncil. d, 33S.
 Second Ward
 First selectman: Lewis ". Lawyer, r, 319; Michael T. kerWin, q, IA.
 Second selectman: Albert NJ. Peterson, r, 32g: Harry Gordon, q, l3G.
 Councilman: John J, Mack, r. 327; John Holmberg. r, BPS: Louis Squila- ciote. d, 14l; Hjalmer Paulson, d. l3a.
 School committee: Fife G. Kim ball r, 326; Morris D. SaXe, r. 329: James J. Butler. |, Al; s. G. Casale, d, l40.
 Constable: Fred Wrinkle, r. 327; John $. Recor, r, 32G; C. T. Rowland, r. BPS; Michael Haber. r, 324; Frank Clynes. d, 135: James Manning, q, l39 stephen Roper. d, l36; John l.. ONcil. q, IA.
 Third Ward
 First sclcctman: Lewis w. Law yer. r, G90: Michael T. Kerwin, q, 250.
 Second selcctman: Albert M. Pc tcrson, r, 694; Harry Gordon, d, 24S.
 Alderman: William II. Judd, r, 6S6; Jaul N. Nurcyzck. q. 25S.
 Councilman: Donald W. Bartlett, r. G9l; w. Spaulding Warner, r, 690; Cyril J. Curtin, q, 255; Peter Dorsey. d, 253.
 School committee: Fife c. Kim ball. r. G93; Morris D. SaXe, r, G94: James J. Butler. d, c52; s. G. Casale, d. 251.
 Constablcs: Fred Wrinkle, r, 6ol; John s. Rccor, r, G93: C. T. Now land, r, GS9; Frank CIyne, q, 2i5; James Manning. d, 245; stephen