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The Washington times., 1928-08-04
NE VI WAY To AID
Hl0VER FUND
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WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
Internafi onal News service


STANFORD UNIVER SHY, Cal
Aug. new form Of eampaiga
contribution win Be brought %
light through the use of The radio
to broadcast the speech Of Herbert
Hoover accepting the Republican
Presidential nomination. Ii was
learned today
Local Republican organizations
l.fli be asked to pay tn cost Of hook
ing up their local radio stations TO
the national broadcasting system.
a tremendous hook-up. probably fns
greatest In history, will send the
speech out. but smaller stations will
be left out unless local orgaf.iza tions
foot the bills.
This form OF contribution viii he
similar is that Of political clubs IN
paying the cost Of newspaper space
TO advertise their favorite canGs-
dates. The dcption VIII pug some
thing new into American politics.
speech In Huge Bowl
Hoover will deliver his acceptance
speech n stanford University Sta.
dunn, huge stucco bowl built some
years ago to accommodate the tee
mendout Gro IDS attending the uni
versity football games. The stadium
lin seat 5000 persons. but there
win be standing room for 10000
more. The stadium has facilities
10 park 10000 automobiles.
Hoover will speak from 4 stand
built across one end OF the field
He will face into the bowl with only
the Republican national notification
committee and a number Of personal
friends seated behind him.
Hoover had his speech completed
today and gave out copies to the.
newspaper men under q pledge not
ITO reveal its contents before he
begins speaking next Saturday after
noon. The program fixed the tim.
Of his address at o'clock. 1t will
run more than 5000 words and
Hoover expects to complete II
within the 40 minutes assigned Ia
him on the radio.
Due At Club FrOIic
Hoover spent this morning quietly
at his home free from callers. ut
tempting to catch up on the cor.
respondence that piled up during
his fishing trip to the North Woods
He was to leave his home late this
afternoon for q motor ride to the
Bohemian Clubs frolic tonight at
Bohemian Grove, rs miles north OF
San Francisco. He will remain at
the camp overnight. as he has been
q member many years.
The frolic. although a stag affair.
II the greatest social event of the
West Coast. There IL a limited
guest list and the fortunate ones
come from all over the country to
attend the event. called high
links. : Associate Supreme Court
fudge Harlan F. Stone, Secretary
Of War. Dwight Davis. and Assist
: ant Attorney General William J.
Donovan will attend.
The Washington times., 1928-08-04

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SNI I'll To SPEA k
To MID WEST
FAR|V|ERS
BY RAYMOND 1. BORST
international News service

NEW YORK, Aug Coy. al
Smith viii return 10 Albany tonlOrs
row TO begin work on the final
draft of the speech he viii deliver
August %. IN formally accepting the
presidential nomination
Jubflanf because 9CseOrRe M Peek.
Of Moline Il. who claims 10 h. the
spokesman for q million farmers in
the corn belt, has announced he
win support his candidacy, Cow
ernor Smith IS quietly laying plans
TO win the support Of other iarrn
leaders.
Within the next ten days the
governor expects to have several
conferences at the executive man
sion at Albany, to be arranged by
Peek. Members Of the committee
OF twenty-five OF the North Central
States agriculture conference, OF
which Peek Is chairman, ara to be
invited.
Hope TO via Lowden
The governor Is understood to
have told Peek he intends 10 deliver
a series of speeches in the Middle
Western States during the latter
part of September After announc-
ing he would support the Demo
GIutAC& ItGhCbt sOtlC OI TIE llESb InlIf&&
Peek Is said to have told the COVER.
nor Is that he should make i per.
sonal campaign in the farm States
The governor and his advisers
are said ITO feel that there is more
than an even chance OF winning the
support OF former Gov. Frank o.
Lowden OF Illinois. For years Peek
has been close friend Of Lowden
and It Is understood ne will use his
Influence with the former Illinois
executive to win him 10 the Smith
standard.
Committee To Be Named
on his first visit to Democratic
national headquarters in the Cen
eral Motors Building. the governor
conferred with Peek National
Chairman John J. Raskob and other
executives o. the plan TO organize
special committee to direct the cam.
paign for the farm votes. Although
Bernard NJ. Baruch. New York
fi1ancier, is slated for the chair.
manship Of this committee, it is
understood that Peek will really be
In charge.
The committee will have its head
quarters In Chicago and Chairman
Raslob expects to announce it's
membership within 10 days.
The Washington times., 1928-08-04

with prices what they ARE today
eS,ere n no earthly reason why .Ou
-5,ar1dfs,f own one 0f the good used
cers cffered n foday,s Times and Herald
classified ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James r. Fechet
will leave Washington the first OF next
week and will motor to West Point
where they viii spend a week at the
Hotel Thayer to be near their daughter
Miss Catharine Fechet, who Is spending
July and August with Mai and MRS
Gtratemeyer. Gen and Mrs Fechet
will later spend few days at Camp
Redwing with their younger daughter
Miss Mary Fechet, and will witness the
water sports at the camp.
Rear Admiral and Mrs, Charles l..
Hussey spent a few days IN New YORK
at the Plaza and returned to theif
Summer place at Litcafleid, Conn"
yesterday.
Mai. Gen and Mrs. Quincy A, OIL
more spent the mtdWeek In New York
al the Ritz-Carlton.
Col. and Mrs. Henry M. Morrow will
be Joined tomorrow by the latters sen,
MIR. Clarence M. Condor, who VIII re-
turn from a visit to his brother and
sister in Law, Lieut.. and Mrs. Maurice
M Condor, at Fort Bragg, N. c.
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford afe
established IN the cottage at Blue Ridge
Summit which they leased for the
season.
MRS, Hayes. widow Of Col Jack Hayes,
will 20 10 Bass Rocks, Gloucester, Mas,
the middle OF August and will be the
guest there OF Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Kaufman.
Former Senator and Mrs. James A,
0'Oorman. who are spAndlng the SUM
ner al Hot Springs. gave dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Raskob
Well Known in Capital
During World War
Leader in Gov. Smith $ Pres
idential Campaign Served
u. S. Government as Dol
lar-a-Year Man"

Both Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Ras-
kob Of Wilmington. Del, the former the
campaign manager of Gov. Smith.
Democratic nominee for the presidency,
are well known in Washington, where
Mr., Raskob served as a "dollar-a-
year" man during the World War.
During that period they made their
home at the Willard Hotel most of the
time, and even though the period was
q troublesome one, they saw much of
the Capital City.
Mr.. Raskob frequently visited the
Pan-American Union Building and be-
came so impressed with its beauty that
when he concluded to erect new home
he had architects duplicate 1t.
Should the motor from Washington,
after passing through the broad shaded
Delaware avenue of Wilmington follow
it some Is miles toward Marcus Hook
and chance to turn into road at the
right, where q handsome gateway beck
onS into the dense growth OF pine, cedar
and juniper. he will come to an open
space and right before him he will see
a reproduction of the Pan-American
Building There It is Just as it glorifies
Continued on Second PageJ
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Mr.. Ray Owen West,
New Interior Secretary,
Prominent as Lawyer
Active in His Profession, but
Donates Time to Sports.
Mrs. West Lover of Music.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen West, who
are expected In Washington very soon,
are we'll remembered for the several
visits they have made to the White
House during the past three years. Mr..
West has been guest at the Cedar
Island Lodge during the past month
but on that visit he was not accom-
panied by Mrs, West, The incoming
Secretary OF the Interior will celebrate
his sixtieth birthday anniversary In
October, but he seems much younger.
OF an athletic turn. he belongs to many
country clubs and for years he has WIS.,
tied Lake Placid, In the Adirondacks,
sometimes to take part In the Winter
sports and In Summer, II he could spare
the time. 10 indulge In fishing, mixing
and cunning
A Woodworking lawyer, now the head
OF the firm OF West a. Eckhaft, Mf,
West has devoted himself unreservedly
to his profession, and, unlike nearly all
Chicagoans OF large means, ne does
not reside In one OF the beautiful
suburbs OF the Lake City, but makes his
Woodlawn avenue.
DR.. Works successor has been twice
married and has two children, the elder
q son by the first marriage~-to Louisa
Augustus Of Paris. Ill.~-who has been
for some time associated with his
father In the law. This son, MIR, Owen
Augustus West, IL about 2B and will
no doubt accompany his father to
Washington, The first Mrs. West died
IN 1901 and In 1904 the cabinet officer
prospective married Miss Louise Me-
Williams of Dwight, Ill. One daughter,
Helen Louise was born of this union
and In late June she married MIR, lie
Grand Cannon and resides In Chicago
Continued on Second pagel
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Maj. and Mrs. R. II. Davis
Welcomed Home From Hair

Maj, Russell Haven Davis, stationed
In Haiti for the past three years as
quartermaster general of the Marine
Corps, and Mrs. Davis. who have been
spending week In Norfolk. en- route 10
their new post at Paris Island. s. C.,
have been the recipients Of number
OF entertainments given by their friends
during their stay In these, Mrs, Davis
charming daughter. Miss Betty Bennett,
has been included, Miss Bennett was
the guest of Miss Charlotte ChildresS.
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, John Chill
dress, In Washington for two months
before her parents arrived from Haiti
Monday, MAJ, and Mrs. Davis and their
family we're entertained at q cabana
party given at the Cavalier Beach Club
by Lieut., Comdr. aud Mrs. Haiden
Trigg Dickinson and Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Livingstone Wilson. Miss Virgila
stephens entertained at the supper
dance at the Cavalier Beach Club for
Maj, and. Mrs Davis Tuesday evening,
the guests including Miss Betty Hennett,
Lieut. Comdr, and Mrs. Dickinson.
Lieut. Comdr, and Mrs. Wilson. Mr., and
Mrs, Frank A. Wilson of New York and
Los Angeles. Lieut.. Comdr Summers
and Lieut., Condr Jones Mr., and Mrs,
Wilson gave q dinner party for them
Wednesday evening, NAL and Mrs,
Davis and their family leaving the fol-
lowing day for Paris Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

The Ambassador OF Cuba and Sonora
de Ferrara who have been motoring on
the continent, are now established IN
Paris for the Midsummer. They VIII so
to Geneva in September to attend the
sessions of the League OF Nations 10
which the Ambassador Is q delegate
from his country.
The Ambassador of Turkey. Ahmed
Mouhtar Bey, with the secretary of the
legation and Nine. Kadry Risa Bey, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Tytus McLennan at
Ashintully, birmingham Mass. The AM
Secretary and Nine. Kadry Risa Bey
last week and are expected to return TO
Washington the latter part Of the week.
The Ambassador OF Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron sailed
yesterday aboard the Hamburg for their
home In Germany The Ambassador and
Frau Won Prittwitx have been at Fabyan
House, in Manchester. Mass, for the
early Summer They will remain abroad
until the Autumn,
The Minister OF Switzerland. MIR Marc
Peter. will rejoin Nine. Peter and their
family at Manchester, Mass, about the
middle of the week
The Minister of Colombia. DIR. Enrique
Olaya, who Is with his family at Loeb
Armour, NJ. j., where they are for the
Summer. viii come to Washington the
latter part of next week to spend few
days.
Nine. Slmopoulos, wife of the Minis
ter OF Greece, who. with him, is spend
ing the Summer In Newport, was hostess
at luncheon Tuesday In the Coveli Villa,
which they have leased for the season.
The Minister of the Irish Free state.
MIR. Smiddy Is spending the week end
on Long Island.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik have returned to WArrenton,
Va. 10 spend week, They will later
go to Gloucester to visit Mime. Proch-
nik's mother, MRS, James,
The Minister of Bulgaria and Nine
Radeff, who are the house guests of the
Minister OF Czeehoslovakia, Mr., Ndenek
Flerlinger. al Ridgely Manor, Stone
Ridge. Ulster County. ", n. will GO To
WihlamAtnwn Wednesday TO attend the
Institute Of Politics al Williams College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Diplomatic World Events
Listed from Record of Week
Cuban Ambassador in Paris, German Ambassador
Sails for Home-Many Legation Chiefs
Seek Recreation Resorts

The Minister OF Persia. Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah, Is spending the week
end In the country near Washington.
The Minister Of Norway. NJ, Harvard
Fl, Bachke. who is at the Greenhrier.
White Sulphur Springs. will sail Sat
urday, August IL, to join Nine.
Bachke In their Norwegian home. Nine.
Bachke spent the early Summer with
tho Minister at White sulphur Springs
and went abroad at the end OF last
month.
The charge d'affaireS OF Great
Britain and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
have as their guest over Sunday at the
Summer embassy at Beverly Farms,
Mass, the third secretary OF the
CONTINUED on Second Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

viii be Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Billiard,
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, mother OF
the hostess. Mr.. and Mrs William Laird
Dunlap, Mr.. and Mrs. John Melton
Hiidgins, DT Robert M Kennedy, DR.
John Hooe linden, Director Of the Mint
and Mrs. Robert j. Grant and their son
in-law end daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Durham NJ Denver, Colo,
who arrived ~ WardmEn Park Hotel
Yesterday 20 visit Ars. Grant and Miss
Moilie Higsiow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Cabinet Members Frequent
Visitors in Recent Weeks
At Summer White House
President and Mrs Coolidge Afforded Oppor-
tunity to Greet Members of Official Family.
General Society Notes.
BY SALLIE V. HI. PICKETT.

UTE homeke atmosphere the White
House At Bae by the constant visits there Of members Of
of Agriculture arriving today The Secretary of the
Navy Mrs Wilbur week today celebrat
ing the birthday anniversary Wilbur in Seattle where they
are stopping en- route TO California
ID ELATIONs
tive family apparently while Mrs Coolidge
finds friend in each cabinet lady life that has
nt strengthened the bond between these the series
Of luncheon parties annually them Coolidge each
one having her with the other cabinet present
CHOULD the
- with the signing Of his pact Kellogg will
him and they will friendships the French
capital In the meantime they the cabinet
senta"s in the city and enjoying themselves in semoical
EVEN with all the departures constantly registered Washing
party which Representative and Fred gave
man Park Hotel Thursday night for Mr. Roy West the
Secretary Of the Interior Dr. recently
tired from the position also others
all Of whom listened in for the rngsde of the prize fight
CoL AND ELLIOTT are soon leaving for his
times entertained OF late and Dumon military
Of the French embassy who returning France in for much
scheduled Of the largest dinners recently
hostess
THE Institute Politics Mass grows constantly
IN interest and viii be the assembling point Of least
thirds Of the diplomats this country leaving
quite favoraby as rest
place in the Summer and it not for the thought taking
of other Ne" England resorts in Summer
the diplomats frequently return to Washington from
- their summer legations Mr. saoke alfred minister
a ana ne and NINE sz as frequently entertain guests at the
visit there Of well official that Alice SIZE
father This visitor qed daughter of the house
for time various subjects then becoming
Looking from one TO the other she finally answered both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Secretary Jardine Guest
At Summer White House

The President and Mrs. Coolidge have
as their guest at the Summer White
House In Brule, Wis. today the Sec
rotary Of Agriculture. Mr.. William NJ.
Jardine. The Secretary viii continue
his trip to the West Coast tomorrow
and win sail from Seattle, Wash.
Tuesday. August z, for Alaska. where
he will make an inspection trip. and
return to Washington at the end of
August. Mrs, Jardine Is remaining In
their apartment In the Mayfiower for
the present,
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Dwight F.
Davis. and his two daughters, Miss
Alice Brooks Davis and Miss Cynthia
Davis. will be In Denver today and en-
pect TO sail from San Francisco Tues
day, August Z. aboard the u. S, S. Penn
sylvania for Honolulu
Mrs. Davis with their two younger
children. Mr.. Dwight r. Davis IT.. and
Miss Helen Davis, are remaining at
ISleSboro, near Dark Harbor. Me-, where
they have leased the Herrlck cottage
which Sir Auckland and Lady GsddeS
occupied several seasons ago. when Sir
Auckland was Ambassador of Great
Britain &C Washington.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel c. Davis,
brother and SiSter-in~law Of the Sec
TStafy, are eStanll>ne0 IN the hranueSeG
cottage n Il to the Herrick cottage for
the Summer and have ut the Mount
Desert Yacht Club their yacht WhiE
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur are IN Seattle. Wash, where
they arrived Friday after q short visit
with President and Mrs. Coolidge en-
route West They will be In Seattle
until Thursday August .. when they
will 50 10 palo Alto for the ceremonies
OF notifying Mr.. Hoover Of his nomi-
nation BY the Republican party as
candidate for the presidency.
Representative and Mrs. Richard s.
Aldrieh are entertaining IN their sum
mer home at Narragansett Pier. Miss
Mary Lindsay and Miss Jean Hollings
OF Islip. l., l., who ars visiting Mrs
Aldrioh's daughter, Miss Dora white,
Representative and Mrs, Fred A. Brit
ten viii close their apartment IN Ward
man Park Hotel 10 60 to New York
Wednesday. They VIII sail SATURDAY
for = two-month stay abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Mrs. Fechet Compliments
Miss Gertrude Collier

Mrs. Fechet, wife of Brig Gen James
II. Fechet, was hostess TO company or
30 at luncheon yesterday In compliment
10 Miss Gertrude Collier daughter OF
Mrs. Catherine Agnes Collier, whose
marriage TO MIR Robert Little irwin WIN
take place Tuesday morning. August 4,
The luncheon was a surprise linen
shower for Miss Collier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Dinner Given TO Honor
South Carolina Visitors

Mrs Horace o. Macfariane will en~
terrain a dinner party al the Chevy
Chase Club tonight IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs Hofatio Eigeiow ri Charleston,
a. C.. who are visiting Mr. and Mrs
.lalan Melton Hudgins 81 their Summer
place 81 Seminary Ridge, Va. In the
company besides MI snd Mira. Bigsiog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Notable Folk of Capital
Listed in Personal Mention
Army and Navy Represented in Passing Throns
Interesting Notes of Week in Washington
Society Circle.

party wednesday evening, followed by
a theater party, for Mrs John @.
Maher, Miss Ann O'Gorman and Miss
Alice O'Gorman,
Lieut. r. Il. Chow OF Fort Leonard
Wood. Md, who IL motoring through
New England with party Of friends,
spent part Of last week at the Mount
Pleasant House in the White Mountains,
Mr.. and Mrs. william r, r. HIT
spent a few days in New York last
week en- route from their place In VIZ
Continued ON Third page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29

CHOULD the Secretary Of State decide to 90 TO Paris
with the signing Of his pact Mrs Kellogg wi
accompany him. and they will many friendships in
capital In the meantime they among the few ca
sentatVes in the city, and enjoying themselves in
manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
acknowledgements
Betrothal Announced

Mi. and Mrs Frederick Wilson Me.
REYNOLDS announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Catherine Remine Me-
REYNOLDS, Ia MIR. Robert leighton
Barnes Of New York City. The wedding
will take place at an early date.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

SHORE COTTAGES FOR SALE. Bcauti-
fully located az Clinton Beach. Brand
new Reasonable prices. Terms. Inquire
H. j. Foiren Clinton. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

PLAlNVlLLE-Cozy attractive Elk room
cottage Desirable ne!ghborhood. In.
ducement for person employed in New
Britain owning auto. PricA. terms and
particulars upon request. sid J. Hem
ingway. ONCE OF stanley N. Smith Co..
Ner Block. flainville. Phone 3sS-a or
eli,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

fLAfNv1lLE-on Wats rad. email
farm. 81! acres: rooms. all improve
ments. Priced for . quick sals. H. e.
Christ eneen. Room I. 1871 Main u.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

YOUNG GIRL wanted for light house
work. Inquire 100 shuttle Meadow Ave.
first floor.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
Summer Places For sale

IN OLD Saytrook-A fine stlore lo' for
sale. with running water, electricity:
good beach for children. Frice 1890.
Term. easy to right party Phone Bris-
tol lSa6.1I.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

SHORE COTTAGES. VERY MODERN.
excellently located at Milford. Well
built on the shore and some near the
shore Priced S25o0 to 5000 Low
down payments and low monthly pay
nents make me ask YOU, why pay
rent when you can buy on such easy
terms ?" See me a. once. Harry II.
Holland. 3o1 Main St. Tel. 1854 or
l6le-13 Ids.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Building lots For Sale

Building lots For Sale 81
BUILDING LOTS for sale at Newdsid
Ave 5oN165. at Pleasant St. near new
school. and at Allen st. r penuzze.
-- Us Main s.. Tel. 424S or 5iie-J
Farms For sale 8.
FARM Of TO acres. Modern family
house. one side paving sS5 month
rent. Soil all tiliabe, come fruit. ex-
cellently located on concrete road near
flainvi,e. Only small cash required.
See me quickly, Harry R Holland. SCI
Main 81. Tel 40s4 or 1oi6-1S
NEWINGToN CHICKEN FARM of three
acres. It sure is a dandy for the per-
son locking for small farm that will
make money vet costs very little to
own. Want to see IT. Call 4os4. lo16.l3.
Harry X. Holland, SCI Main ST.
LVIDERE-unusualy beautiful cot
tage of rooms with three car gar.
age Large lot. Price will suit YOU.
Fablnow- Raschkow Real Estate Co.,
S05 Nam st. Telephone 1910,
| Houses For Sale So
BELvlpERE-s room cottage can be
| bought for $1,000 cash. VIII consider
building lot as down payment. Hardware
City Cooperative Assn 122 Main st.
Telephone 1913
EAST BRISTOL, 70 SYLVESTER sT--5
family house: lots; fruit trees and
WIN sell a+ 81 $40, s, 50n o.sb Nre,
soil in two v.eal f,aad br, ,aa,,,,
Keller. Unionyll!e Ave. Panrille.
ROOSEVELT ST I0i--6 row, %, 800,
Brand new. with one car sarac. All
improvements steam, heat Ino,,irs ~
Collins ST. phone 4-eo-o
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sible, Harry T. Holland Ssl Main 81
Icl. ioNl or lo1n-ls.
PLAINNlLLE. New Britain Ave. near
Pennington Ave. Seven room home for
sale Best construction. Sun parlnr.
breakfast room, tile bath three car
garage large lot anu sood location on
Pa'ea roau, t'I iIaIhNllle -f'.
THREE family house Il rooms and ;
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

SHORE COTTAGES For RENT ,Two1.
Located at Clinton Beach. Nicely fur
nished with new furniture Rent is
reasonable. Inquire II. ], Fcreu. Clin-
ton. Conn
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
Suburban For Sale

sECTIoN-Mode 6 room
cottage with car garage. $500.
EAST s1DE-Extra fine building lot
with drive and all improvements.
Lockwood. Real Estate & ms. City