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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


WE q HOUSES ANP
eel sell below the regular market value. Real
Profitable to eai Tor ouf st We paw sTo full
es9omnn2iss 10 Houses from So. 700 70 si7.-
trust Bldg. Main S6a3i. ofu'" ''"''nen'a'
b,r, WILL al sr SELL ,r,d TO REEsSPoSsIBIE
and INV h; large rear yard. running '' back
to 2e-ft. alley; located in good neigh
Yard yicinitS: CONVENIENTLY t located de for Hs's
ss iss sssS aSs MONTH AS:sss
RI BEAD BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE, 6le-
Swh plants each o. ap eaen ron and douSie
rear porches separate yards. cellar etc;
o oTeper a5d in make peo o @soR pG the
Sol Park I'd. owner.
FOR SALE BY OWNEK-MODERN BROOM
a an;t 3-bath residence on 10th st. near Tiger
owner is in a position to make very conven-
lent terms to a satisfactory purchaser who
payment ADDRESS Box 4siv Fes star oee ers'
3716 JENIFER ST. N.W-vERY ATTRAC-
i've I'VE house n, Consisting oa OF rooms and 2
garage and cement front porch. within 800
n 1est OF IND car and bus line very reasonable
71O 9Th st. NV. w.
s slS d PAaEASG Gm! v st dNWBEAUTIFTL
porches; hot:water heat and large 'l' YARD:
metal weather stripped; screens and avn
quick sale: owner within. VIA SAc''ns ioF
NEW CoRNER DETACHED BRICK HOME
Baths neYy t Chsse containing ping. rooms
81 900; owne will sacrifice for immediate
f sos q SIG Sac 200 o"s easy terms Address
DETACHED HOME--IDEAL FOR Chill
dren; overlooking Rock Creek Park. near
sshae lot fo9%s End bath strictly modern
trees; less than S13 900: easy terms '.'" no
AGENTS. Address Box 126-x. Star ONCE.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE-GOOD NV.
8 rooms. tile bath: 3 nice porches: h.w.h.
e fls: deep lot; garage; good cellar; can be
ment. Price and terms to suit. Adams I7e.
brick. in Brookiand: easy monthly nay pay
YOU do not mean business don't q 0 waste any
time; no agents. Address Box 14o-X. star
NORTHEAST. 9th ST-THREE-sT0RY
brick: cellar: rms; bath: h.-W.h.; cleo:
garage saI,a space; good condition: reasonable;
Ro1 0f star asns oca as apis Address
fEW R SOLID BRICK I K. HOUSE BUILT BY
for SO. 600 Phone A IiS e orS VIII sell
EXCELLENT GROOM AND BATH BRICK
in rear. H,;w.h.. elec. lights. in perfect
T rfus p Brown nSlce e, and terms easy.
KENNEDY: BUILT HOME, ONE SQUARE
from school. playground end Soldiers Home
Occupied by present owner since erection
Garage. attic electric icer. View by appoint
ment only. Cleve. 1858. "''O'
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE AT $685. 3Ist
pl., Chevy Chase Park-Six rooms. tile bath,
inciosed sleeping porch, built.in garage. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, beautiful paner
and electric fixtures. Phone Frank. 81 SOW,
26s
I HAVE AN. EQUITY OF $500 IN
beautiful small ALL house in the northeast ii
Of 81 800 the house is yours Call OWNEP'
Col. 3S77-J. 1213 Clifton st. NV
Ne. NEAR NEW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
2-story brick: cellar, Z rooms. bath, hot
water heat electric lights. room for garage;
Address Box 70.X. Star Office. aSs
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE: SIX ROOMS AND
bath. near new Mckinley High School; i'm.
mediate nosseession; easy terms; reasonable
''' JAMES So MoRBis WOODWARD Rssl.or
723 Goth 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


ROOMS, FURNACE, ELECTRlCIT1. "a
chicken 50 h 0s c tSt G esp,o
Reish5s bus % ssSH f'a Ave- yak to SiSt
ST. turn right q Nh p hoq BoY f. left
Mailing address, 2449 18th ST. NV. 81
2 ACRES OF LAND. HIGH AND HEALTHY.
grapes and and berries be- nicely fenced in good
eod hsn contains 5nta cbcR
c" H0oSf PEkc c1eSf f. RUs sf Hr'T CO. ''''
928 18th st. NV.
DON'T. MISS THIS BARGAIN.
New, detached home that satisfies and at.
SPGs Highest eos mies pa f1e%
open fireplace and beautiful oak floors,
the hhs0f price. nj sr@. 0uD''''' at
Phone Main E s45 !: o'cKB s45 Pa. Ave. NV.
Modern dveFoo@s IriGk Detached ,,, eangalow
es s hss fs
city improvements; one block from cars. SO
has trees. Shrubs a and flo%ers nearby stores
and schools: excellent chance to save
brokers' eG PPlced 9os quick sale.
1901 Stanford ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd:
GROOM HOUSE. MODERN. COMPLETE
corner a f bea5 se blocks eSa
out1of-toWn owner anxious to sell; excel
lent buy: house. has rooms, is absolutely
f with half Of lana sSsas 81 t Ss5e
house h,nn,s,r and garage; $1,000 cash. balance
A, L. KELLEY Z SONS. 200
g., Bargain az $45o94 rooms Don and bath sth:
ron; PeSsh; 10. 4SsiSo On , psvsd o street
mn
terms.
bungalow. at $4,000. of 8 rooms and
house. esa sih s seS sRTb
$s.250--New fve-room bungalow; tile
on paved street. in nice neighborhood; terms
arranged.
VICTOR LEHTO,
rs f Garre 81 el Tabops paS 3 sss
FOR COLORED-GLENDALE
Now is the time to get one of these homes,
All in appie-pie order; newly decorated
room a4s b sfG9es Sathroom ksehen panre
hea'er large lot room for garden
4407 Eads-Same as above; S3, 800: terms
4243 Clay-5 rooms. cellar. furnace :;
4S444 clay rooms. bath. garage; $3.50;
Take. H, st. car marked District Line, get
Sround al 44th and Eads. Or motor out the
eR Fd TO 4th or as NJ q
~ william P. IRvIN.
Phone Main 30es. 1910 G St. NV.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
aroem BATH eesrsS
So 900: Sio0 cash. sac mo.
Groom bungalow. bath ami: lot o0x
Island I9 ave. Price e" $3.50: 500 cash. $40
month.
7. w. RODGERS REALTY Co.
'f bSo ssd H1a9is ATs i ~ ass4s S No.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
PAYMENTS, $50 MONTH.
New 5-room colonial house. Silver Spring.
price $3.50. Phone owner. Woodside i9s:R:.
COLORED-NEARBY VA.
your snd s,9p nayns sp,
adioinins b 6u f'O Park. 5000 sis cash
balance &c month AsS o,hs5 lots in o this
a' m sssSSi'lqPR 9p slSo z
5 phoe k Nesh leS aos s bb s.. I'm as or sa
Saturday afternoon from pm. till p.m.
OOM-AND-BATH BUNGALOW, WITH
sleeping dy conct electric sn
81 $50: $50 down and $40 month.
New broom bunegoalowh electric n lght,
more pike and bus line. Price $4,000: 500
cash and $40 month.
i broom and bath bungalow. sleeping porch,
electricity lot 60x235 concrete cellar and
pipeless- furnace. Price $3.50: $50 cash
and SAD month. .
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
''I Prone Hyattsvfiiie r.
WEST WOODBRIDGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

1 AN OFFERING THE MOST UNIQUE AND
attractive waterfront site in southern Mary
land. :4o acres. l4o in forest: almost eur.
;, mile Of harbor frontage One Winter
house OF 10 rooms and bath: electric lighte
furnace. One six-room bungalow commend
ing one of the most beautiful water front
views I have ever seen. . miles from State
nj. being built. Owner will sacrifice FOR
auick sale and some one is going to get
bargain. JAMES {. BURCH. Leouardtown,
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BARGAIN-COLORED.
1850 Church st. n.w-8 rooms bath: gas
and cleo; running water each floor; extra
day: night exchange.
OWNER. p. ID. HOLMES.
$40 18th st. NV.
Cleve. 1917. Main 1877.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26

TAKOMA PARK.
Bargain at $1,000 rooms and bath
furnace heat. ELECTRICITY and gas large
neart ixth 6" st. car line and stores owner
leaving town. must sell nov; convenient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26

A SACRIFICE PRICE.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
Owner must sell his beautiful colo
NAL tapestry brick home. containing
six large rooms. tile bath. double back
Dorches. covered front porch. Full
size screens and awnings for every
window and porch. Hot-water heat.
electric lights. hardwood floors, In
stantaneous water heater l42-ft lot
beautifully planted: attractive garage
CONVENIENT TO cars. buses and public
and parochial schools. stores, churches
etc. This 10 a real bargain and rep-
resents loss of many hundred dollars
10 owner. Call Potomac 20bI for an
ADDOtnfrnent hafnro . &c too t~ka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26

Charming Country Home.
4 miles out on Rockville pike where values
house or tourist hotel, Has tennis and
basket bah court. beautiful lawn with now
house fireplace, all modern conveniences and
il acres Of ground with z tenant houses;
NECESSARY outbuildings. Near B. & o. depot
and bus and electric cars, schools and
churches. viii trade or sell to close ar
estate. Price and terms.
2o3 Vermont Bldg. Main 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26
SALE--SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
A HANDSOME HOME AT $3.50, WITH GARAGE
ON EASY TERMS.
AT BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSITY PARK.
On the Washington Baltimore Boulevard Just Beyond
Hyattsvlle

Spacious, sunshiny living room
and porch; open fireplace; hot
water heat; gas range; large,
deep lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26

LISTEN. LOVERS OF WATER 'FRONT.'
Nothing more beautiful than those lovely
lots al West Shadysile. Nd. at the mouth
home. summer and Winter, 3 acres all mod
ecn improvements. electricity, hot-water heat
venting the very best and ideal for camp,
club. fraternity or order of any kind. Let
Us talk ii over. Phone Cleveland 2205.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE MY BEAUTIFUL
semi-detached home of 8 rooms and baths,
with Gear garage, less than l block off l6th
81. NV. at less than $50 600 for small resi-
dence or investment property. Address BOX
l2T-X Star Office
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Bungalow. at $500. of 5 rooms and
very attractive house with beautiful shrub
berry: on large corner lot: convenient terms
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NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE
Save ST 900; worth S10.50O. asking. $4,000
Corner of Goth & Penn. ave. sc. rooms
6-foot tile bath with Woodmere. bathtub
and built-in, fixtures: oak floors. hardwood
white enamel cabinet. gas range. white
enamel kitchen cabinet and ironing board:
every light and electric plug every room
hot -water heat and vacuum storage heater
large porches: large yard. sodded front
and back: one-car garage. Price $4,000
$3.50 cash and SIS monthly. No dealers.
W. B. CATION
Owner and Builder.
27T0.
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SS,250-New fve-room bungalow; tile
BATH hot-water heat electricity and gas;
on paved street. in nice neighborhood; terms
arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26

SPECULATIVE AND INVEsTMENT-1st
ct. near L-one-story building. always
rented. 5000 per year: $40. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26

EQUITY OF SIS, 900 IN SUCCESSFUL SHOE
repair business, including store and apart
only reason for selling Call FRANK A.
GIBBONS Main 2lS Dor 18th st NV
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
PORT OF MISSING MEN

Dwight L. Brooks, c. M. %, U. s. Navy during the World War. Lalev served acting Ensigu in the U. $. coast guard service an1 resigned or August 31st, 1925. Was last assign ed to U. s. coast cutter Bear" Oak l@nd, Calf. Any information aS to his whereabouts should be comnluni- cated to his heart-bi ollcn mother, Mrs. Ida L. Brooks, are of Glen F. Brown, Commander, Ralph Test Pos' No. 269. The American Legion, Spice land, Indiana.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
RuMoR OIL ACTIVITIES

It isareported the big oil companies which have conducted drilling oper ations in the Cold Bay region, are far from being through with that field and that an announcement of impor- tance will be made in the near future.
 CUB SCOUT MEETING
 In the high school assembly at D. m. Friday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
FUCKERS ARE IN 5. r.
 STILL LOOKING AROUND

MT. and Mrs. Arron E. Fucker, for mer residents of Seward who moved to the States some months ago, are now in San Francisco, according to word received by The Gateway in yesterdays mail from the South
 They have not located permanently yet, Attorney Fucker wrote, but are still looking around. One of their many pleasures has been in meeting so many Alaskans, former friends, in the South
 Both send their best regards to their many friends in Seward
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
MANY THRILLS SEEN IN "BLARNEY' NEW
 PRIZE RING TALE

A thrilling story of the old time prize ring, replete with punches dramatic and physical, has been brought to the screen by the Metro Goldwyn- Mayer picture, "Blarney,' which opens at the Liberty theatre tonight.
 Renee Adoree, the famous "Meli- sande" of "The Big Parade" and Ralph Graves have the leading roles in the picture, which was adapted from The Saturday Evening Post story by Dom Byrne and directed by Marcel De Sano.
 Do you like action in your pie lures? This one is. crammed with it. There are three fights in the picture the like of which for realism have probably never been excelled.
 Do you like color? This picture has plenty. The background is the New York Bowery and sporting life of the metropolis of 50 years ago. T. has been reproduced with a care ful eye as to authenticity of detail.
 Love story? This picture has one of the most gripping ever presented. Dom Byrne's story of James Cara bine was regarded as the epic of the old prize ring, and it has been trans ferred to the screen with praise worthy fidelity and sincerity, a pie ture that should not be missed.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29

THERE IS A BIG SAVING IN THE COST OF SHOES BY HAVING THEM REPAIRED. STRAIGHT HEELS ARE NECESSARY FOR LOOKS AND COM FORT. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
CLOSED ON MONDAY

The Bank of Seward, government of fees, The Gateway, and number of local business houses will be closed down Monday in observance of New Years day
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29

E. G. Wetzler, postal inspector, left today for the Inlet planning to re- turn to the Seward office Saturday.
Evening star., 1927-06-27
SLAIN FASCISTS BURIED.
Rites in italian City for Men
Killed in New York.

REGGIE, Calabria, Italy. June 27
PD.-The two Fascists who were
killed in New York City May 80 while
on their way to participate in a Me,
mortal day parade, Joseph Carisi and
Michael Amorrozo, were buried here
yesterday, with an imposing cere-
mony. Marshal Badoglio. and Under
secretary Bianchi represented the
government The bodies arrived in
Italy last Friday.
(Carisi and Amorrozo were killed
by men believed to be anti-Fascists,
who escaped. The Staying occurred
as they were about to participate in
a demonstration with hundreds of
their Fascist colleagues.
Evening star., 1927-06-27
BOY SLAYS WOMAN, 78,
HAVING SAME SURNAME
t6-Year-old Youth Confesses te
Criminal Attack on Elderly
White Person.

1y IuB fTtss.
sCOLUMBIA, S. C.. June CIVIL
liam Thomasson, 16-year-old negro
boy, yesterday confessed to police that
he criminally attacked and then killed
Mrs. Frances Thomasson, a white
woman of rs, at her home near York
Saturday. He was lodged in the pen
itentiary here last night, following
his arrest yesterday.
The woman's body. with throat cut,
was discovered Saturday. Frank Big
gers and his wife. negroes, who live
near by, told police they had seen the
young negro approach the Thomasson
home. Later he was seen by another
negro, his clothes stained with blood.
He explained this by saying he had
been in a fight.
Evening star., 1927-06-27
Noted Sculptor Dies at ".

NEW YORK, June 81 GP.-Philip
Martiny, II. sculptor, died yesterday
of paralysis. He had been an invalid
for six years. His work included the
figures on the agricultural and fine
arts buildings at the Chicago Worlds
Fair. He was born in Alsaee.
Evening star., 1927-06-27
WOMAN IS CHARGED.
WITH SELLING BABY
SIS Declared to Be Price.
New Orleans Maternity
Hospitals Probed.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-As an
outgrowth of the arrest of Mrs. T.
p. Hodgins, midwife. for the alleged
sale of q 3-week- old baby for SIS, the
district attorneys office here today be-
gan a widespread investigation Of all
maternity hospitals.
The casual manner in which Mrs,
Hodgins bickered over the details OF
the selling, as well as certain confiden'
tial information given District Attor-
ney Eugene Stanley. following years
investigation by the Louisiana Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren, led to the belief that child sale
Is no uncommon occurrence in New
Orleans, Mr.. Stanley said.
Ad Aids Arrest.
A newspaper advertisement in which
babies were offered for adoption led
to the arrest of Mrs. Hodgins.
A woman worker of the welfare
society answered the advertisement
and subsequently made an appoint
ment with Mrs. Hodgins TO see baby
girl. The welfare worker said she
wanted the baby and the midwife is
alleged to have said that adoption
papers were not necessary. The
worker was given the child after she
paid $3.50, one-half the sum agreed
upon.
De lquency Charge Placed.
, With a receipt signed by Mrs. Hod-
gins in her possession, the woman
operative called on Mr.. Stanley. Fur
ther investigation to entrap other Of
tenders was begun Immediately but
when this became public the arrest of
Mrs. Hodgins followed.
Owing to the absence in the
Louisiana criminal code of any law
prohibiting the sale OF babies, Mrs.
Hodgins has been charged with con-
tributing to the delinquency of
minor.
Evening star., 1927-06-27

-Voiles, dimities and batistes with
pretty floral. figured and polka dot
designs on white nd tinted
grounds. IS and So inches wide.
Tubfast.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
Gen. Heye to Visit
 Pres. Coolidge Today

Washing; on. oct. IS tP--The l2- year culiStmonts imposed hy tn" treaty Of Versailles upon the German army, and the ~ponding ncC"~- sity of providing German soldiers with civilian training for the day of their discharge. has prompted Cen yral William Hoyc. chief of the Ger man army, 10 spend his leave in the United States studying American so- cial institutions and systems Of yo- 'cational training.
 TraFeling as private citizen, General Heyo arranged to spend to- day and tomorroW in Washington and 10 be received by President Coolidge. before proceeding on his tour across the continent aS far as th" Pacific coast.
 Factories '. AL C. As and social institutions O. all kinds will receive his special attention.
 During the war General Hey" at iructrd attention by commanding an army corps at the ba'tl" ot Tan ncrberg. when Marshal Won linden burg scored his sweeping victory over in" Russians at the Mazurlan lakes.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
FORMER PASTOR NOW
 WALL STREET FIGURE
\. F.. Titkin Receives S30. 900 900 for Corporation He Built Up in 15
 Years as Utility Operator.

Nv York. Oct. IS tPt-Aftcr re- coiving S3e.UVp. .oo0 for the corpora ton he built up in l5 years as q public utility operator, A. F. F'itkin, former clergyman and school tcach- "r. was established today as q Wall street broker planning business 10 extend to Europ". Announcing the sale Of his Inland Power X Light corporation to Samuel Insull X Son Inc, of Chicago, Mr. Fitkin said he had disposed of his last utility hold ing and would devote his time to trading on the New York stock cX- change,
 Mr. \. Fifkin last week bought th" stock exchange seat or Walter l.. Ross tor $@io,ooo. one Of the Nhigh- est prices ever paid for a seat. and hereafter will direct the firm Of A. l.. I'ltllin x Co.. as an investment house.
 He will leave for Europe Oct % to establish foreign branches for his new business.
 Alr. Fitkin entered the public util- lty field 15 years ago after a career that included school teaching and proaching He acquired properties in Florida, Arkansas Illinois. New ter soy and other states, pcrfCcting rlrc- tricity. gas and water utilities that served 320 communities.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
City Items

Mrs. Joseph kitson of 152 Strat- ford road. returned to her home on Sunday evening from the Clover Hill hospital. Lawrence. Mass, where she had been seriously i'll for the past five weeks. Her condition is report cd improved.
 \. G. Hammond camp, United spanish War Veterans will hold a regular meeting in the camp meeting room al the state armory tomorrow night at o'clock. District Inspector Gustaye Dotzaucr of MiddletoWn will inspect the camp.
 New Lunch Specials. Crowelrs.- adv'.
 A daughter. Audrey Lee Holmes, was born at Hartford hospital on Friday, october fl, to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Holmes of Wethersfcld. Mrs. Holmes was formerly Miss Doris Osborne of Monros street, this city
 Nash suit or overcoat, s229 9U. McCahc, i9 Walnut. Tel. 454.-advt.
 Members Of the Friendship league of st. Johns German Lutheran church have been invited 10 attend a Halloween party, Wednesday. October 2G in the Naugatuck Ger man Lutheran church. Arrange m"nts to have a delegation attend are in the hands of the president.
 Bills 10 the amount of $S1.623.65 will b" recommended for payment al tomorrow nights meeting of the common council. The largest single item is q payment of Sl2,664.57 on th" World war memorial.
 Mrs. Ralph II, Benson. wife of the secretary of the Chamber Of Com morcc. returned home yesterday from Hartford hospital where she underwent a serious operation thrc" weeks ago. Mrs. Benson is reported as being very much improved and well on the way to recovery.
 Theron W. Hart has removed his studio to Room All. Booths Block. Piano, organ, harmony. Coaching in vocal interpretation. Tel. 2531. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
Tex Rickard Will Not
 Leave Madison Square

New York. Oct. IS tP'-Tch Rick ard has no idea of s"Noring his con ncctionS with Madison square Car den, according to a telegram r"- cciyed today from Rickard who IS on u vacation al Hot Springs, Va.
 stories in New York ncWSpa- perS to the effect there is friction in Madison Squar" Garden corpora 1ion and that I contemplate resign ing are not true" his wire read. T #m still one of the largest stock holders anI look forward to pro lonecd period of prosperity for th" Garden
 Reports of disagreement between Rickard and his corporation dlr"c tors are uudyrSt ool to have arisen from the promoters sale of small block of his Garden stock. Rick ard. contract with the Garden still has twenty years to run.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS


 Al a Court of Pr"bate holden at New Britain. within and for the District o' Berlin in th" county of Hartford and state of ronu"rrirut, on th" 18th day "f October, A. IT, l"27.
 Present, Bernard F. GaNney Esq.. Judge. on motion Of William r. Flaua- gan uf snid Berlin. as Administrator on the Estate of Elizabeth ODmhcll. lute of Berlin. within said district derrased. This Court doth decree that six months b. allowed and limited for the , realtors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admin lSlrator and directs that public notice he given uf this order by adrrrliSing in q newspaper puhNsitcd in said New Brit ain, and having 2 circulation in said district and by posting q copy thereof on lhe publi" si.m post iii said Town If Berlin. nearest the ra"" where the de r,as,l last dwrlr.
 certified from Record
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEN, JuJs..
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
WANTS UNIFORM PENALTY

Providence. R. l.. Oct. IS P)- Uniform punishment TOT automobile thieves MS favored at q meeting Of New England police chiefs here to- day. Speakers pointed to a conflict between the penalties of various states. The object of the meeting was 10 bring about greater cooper atioN among the police chiefs Of %.f. E.nglanl
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
City Advertisement
N~DLi\I STATION HEARING

Notice is hereby given that :" hearing will be held in the office ot the Board Of Public Works at 7:30 r. M. Tuesday, October 25th. 1927 relative 10 the application Of Schultz (. Costello, he. and Central Realty Co. for approval Of application for permit for gasoline filling station 10 be located at G1-G3 Glen street, in accordance with the Public Acts of 1927.
 All persons interested are request cd to be present at said hearing. if they sec cause and be heard in re la1ion to the above.
 GARDNER C. WELD. Mayor
New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
Home Sweet Home" Now
 Written Here Is Latest

N0W ' OK. O0'. TN n F)-TNN "ilomc Sweet Home Shriu"" at East Hampton, Long Island. is myth, 1t WaS disclosed today.
 < fund was being Praised to pre- ,-r>r the housc Wher" John Howard ra.nv was supposed to have written lis immortal eon. Thatcher '. Payne Luquor, grandn"ph"W of tn" amhor. said Home Sweet Homr' NILS written in Paris. His grand uncle, hc said. never lived in Fast Hampton although h, often visited relatives there.