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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK. drst-rlass- one lady aud heIp. Must
have hest references. Address Box l11-R.
star nfhcr
GENERAL. HoUSEKEEPER. settled White :
n99d ,9sa. nomef smaiFaeompersaiion. Can Adams
GENERAL HOtsEwORKER must be Eoosi
%Gok stay naEliss reference. Phone Clese-
GENERAL H0CSEwORk. neat must he re-
iablc: nisc home. References. Col. 1928. .
GENERAL HoUsEkEEpER for gentleman ia
country home good home, hight work. Adj
dress Box lsn.R star otIice.
GENERAL; HoUsEWORkER,. white or col.
references. Address Boz. Sa-R. Star ofiice.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER must have
TSod S sssese1s des %sre stay siFe.' Two in
GENERAL HoUsEw0RKER--stay nishts.
GENERAL HoTsEwoRKER- stay !, nights
week week, city City reference lol Grafton s..
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. with nursery
exnerience. No cooking or Sunday. % 10
2 80 and one night late. Stu rer week.
Must he unusually neat honest and capable.
Ant. =. 3naa Que II. NV
GIRL Or WOMAN. white, settled, TO take
eare nt hairy and Itght housekeopng. Al.
dress Box l4-R. star otiice. l6s
GIRL German preterred Ia assist German
nurse with two small children. Need not
know English. Must Ike Vuung canahle and
inIli ni rnIi1Ien. ls,ss asErl ~. West @g.T
GIRL. white, TO care fnr, house apd Two
1891 ,ith st nv
EKEEPER--Sorihern Protestant: no
other need Apply Give telephone number
and atidne.s Address Box s4R star ofice :
NURSE Herman. fur two children. STAY
nights. Good references. 20a. MaComb 81.
NV. Cteyc, 43.a.
NURSE. children's white between age ot 30
ana 40, must I've experienced, neat and have
nest satv references. good salary: stay NIGHTS,
Phone Georgla lssU.
work small family, good salary and home
inr rixht Detson referencc. Wfsqflnsin aHst .
WANTED--Neai reliable tolered girl 10
care for two children. no Sat, or sun. Call
at oncs 1i5ts 81, NV,
WHITE WOMAN, capable 90 do some house
work and care for infant and mother Phone
Clarendon l4ansW.i
WOMAN, general housewOrk. Apply 4sS
ss-ss - - = -
WOMAN. white, To care Cor small home and
n.e, Coed salary Phone lincoln iIas
WOMAN, nldile.aged white TO a,onk dtnner
Tor man state salary wanted. Address Box
II n star ufiiee
woMAN, YOUNG coloFed, for soneFal house.
good worker, sos varnum st. NV.
WOMAN. eoicred reliable for generai house,
cleaning aud cooking. Good references
wOMAN-~RctIned counter. exneeienCed col
Hue 4 GRAY Catetcria iss 18th i nv
lew hours, work pm Mass. ave NV, "
WOMAN white, "a act as nurse and coak
References reauiret stay nights $50 per
woRKING nors sEkgEPER, woman White.
stay nishts. Suburbs, References, Address
noN ai5 Il, Star ufiiee
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1 - Settts bcF AN9 aClAANoAf - ka& toAN
ular iins rate
1~----------------------
50 A YEAR VIII GEr Sii Sea ACClpENr
insurance With lose aSS1RalatlOsas sas so
No examination Also health snA Acsftasesss
Asktyess TIA leshuv -, Paeae MANS aset.
GENUINE SWEDISH MASS A6g. EOS Als.
eeintnent cail SAephert Sef4j,
trens New leFk ana tsas sr, ,,e,os eisa-
A2S% unNssrn1sskE9sS unNr1sskE9Rs%S at rsA.nsSe's G,,SSsse
Reyal i6s6 iFytay 81. NV. Adams S$fs-t.
ROOM, KIT. AM RlTH. pNFURNISREp;
VOTING WOMAN WITH plRECr NAIL Az
NeFslsiNg AMI executive eNgrEsessse 81 several
NcStS 0estreS proposition ~ handle sale ct
n.eFsterseNs csmmosassy Sy asati, 4AShssvss Essx
Young NAN WANTS ROOM. EtlARp ANn
ESrage ~ smAn family give te3 Geteits.
A,tisvsS RON ter STAR efscv
NrRsE Will. BOARD RABlgS U>pE& !
sse'ss ssSss Ssss MN mothers care f@""' s'.s'
RCGs on \ RGrTER KINO MAnE 10, eR>
UT tfeaa eN Ss.ssesS, itsiaie>i'Ste e< Fsi Ss'
CHACsEEUR WITH NSw ESSEN wcCtn
me foesraet tNr three m0nths~ AdStEess keA
tNsaNNlA MAINLY oVKRCoMr
Sr wrs,e IFErERStsN ptET INSTfFv4s'
tsll EaFts 81 \, asa EoSSlss ea "
lACgA. NAY Pot1oCk, F0SNERtY t,ts
iaeea Man heaNtx SeegCe, % lkth 81
Nv, = new ~ eaNseN Rese RsaptS Shep.
FtR>TtVl.ASS SHAMpxNOING ANn SCARF
tysAtMeats SaNea y wear eva hNaRe ea an
NNtntalsNt bSSt YefereitVe is&s&tWF S>SlS , -
LNnN wl>ht,S RRtnGE iNSrRl(rl,lN
Nskis~Ss koN tSNs, StAy Naite.
toMhtNySS. AMI ctr NAlR MApe IN
SsSse, tvlttele weEAsNsnsh9p lsANAe NNsth
vVfIlErER sOa FACIAL MUSCLES
lAtsS HtNsNseS NtthaWt SurkegN, vhsN suN
tsTt eS9s,N.t'ed; ~ !sesASRsstFssag Viii 3AAl
a. N,atE hehte iSsN ANaek Star etter.
nglNA. MOUNTAIN 'NAtIEN wAgaS
INN I'M HAT Sngsass ArS. soE Rheumatism
sass ess ,. asss ssss h~asSf ss @;Ss s'SSd & stss
,sSS 'SS'gEgSsI~ NoqNfAlIN vAl ll,isy wIYEb
ytoLEf NAY .sIsCrRlS TREArMENTS
ysa aSss NSla,a Na Asas gSssisSss SsiS sasAss ASs y
EXTRAORDINARILY --~ EIECTRlCAL. CAhI
het AAths, showers Att1 MASSAGE elersp34
theYAtN stu all branches; hoGh sex Mate
SHlN A4A IAN ~ M, suite M 4
MASSFtiSE KNDEl1.ENsg FREAFMtNFS
Mss.etas baths s%s.As .s0ase. e,Aasegrtax lass
MRS ARAXIN e TALnNrF kORMERl.y
heaaty @hent,e ttaA tNpl ra tN 4aSt'
SrEtIAt. EeR Vl.tRS. SMuNERS Nl,S HE
elNNs. sssn teF psttata ahalYs ~ soetats@s
MsNla Nka So shaw NS feature acts r@sl
hAN aitAa.z RlANefs, siageFs Wlka sAaaps tsft,
sasAl AN hNsA SsFa dAASefS, Call Fgs Sgsat.
MsasAA. = SsNt AN
49, ACaaAannaA an Nal - MExNEss'
Evening star., 1928-04-15

1 ROOM, KIT, AND RNTH: CNFVRNlSREps
rcssNaaele, Address R,sx fsk star ON
VOTING WOMAN WITH nlRNCr NAIL Az
NeFttsinx AMI executive eNgTEsestSe Gt several
NeatS 0estteS proposition IL handle sale ct
nleFstert"Vs cSmmoa8tS sy NAL, A(kssvss sNsx
NS.k. STAR athe~
Evening star., 1928-04-15

AlNEN, FNNng, White, educated elaFleal NF
IN sss4 slsssssls NssSe
Evening star., 1928-04-15

sTENOURAfHEk~~Wlll worker, .lepetsi,
shie nleassn1 nessanAaltS eXpSrtNpeo,t, eXs
gent'onAt references Address Gox aNlR
star NhVa
Evening star., 1928-04-15

ALTERATION HANDS to
work on coats and gowns; none
but store experience. Apply
The Louvre. Ills + st. NV.
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HELp-.--NfALE,

SALESMAN ami stock Cicrk. clothing and
mems wear eNpeWcpced. Permanent posi-
tion, Address Box isS-R.c Star oitiee. 15a
SALESMEN experienced beauty and barber
supplies. take a route on commission, Cani.
tol Barber supply. 193 9th st. NV. Nam
Evening star., 1928-04-15

FtR~1tVI4ASS SHAMPNNIN& ANn SCAtp
treAtMe0tS SaNeH - wear eva hNale Na an
NSlntHNesst NSSt Feferei,ve, ts~12tWF S>sls J =
i,NnN Ml>ht,S sRlnGE INSTITUTION
Evening star., 1928-04-15
HELP-FEMALE.

A WOMAN OF REFINEMENT,
high school education. and pleasing person.
entirely unincumbered and free to travel cx-
tensiyeIy. desired by nationally known or
eanlzatIon. Salary. bonus and transporta-
ton. Give fun information first letter r.
=. Compton Co, 1904 y. Dearborn, Chit
Evening star., 1928-04-15

REAL ESTATE statesmen.
whole or part. time. Selling houses and
lots University Park. on BALTIC hlsd. iust
beyond Hyattsyille One of washipGtOu's
finest suburban Developments. New program
of publicity uudeF way. PropeIiy sold nn
Ia $3.50 weekly. See Mr.. DuyaIl at oiItce on
r,toDerte to-day
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Ixll7 NTkk MAN--Mu>t have cNpeuence III
etcanl-taUlc MurN. Apply a., ohcV. bmoASsS
Sspua >Nopee toun. aAt. n : st.2 -. u. A. - -
t4oInlNII ~ALESMA>--Appty 10 20 j. III
nn,,,r1s.,a.. nr.Ifr.rAA n = sl4 Ntn 81. NV,
Evening star., 1928-04-15

50 A YEAR VIII GEr Sii 500 ACClpENr
insurance with lafe acSunaQaatlOaS S0S $50
weekly for dlsah<y Men-N0n1sa, Is - "a.
No examination Also health and AcSftscess.
4 E<UISE SWEDISH MASSAGE EOS AH.
all Shss,ea,N
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yOITR OppORTUNTTY.

No business offers greater onoafttnittrs
than feAi estate. Any man or NoHlaa Will
ina 90 work should ninke 5000 Ia xia.oou
each sear our property tl' NV. HGtrn-
poiitan Washington - reached by way 1f
Mashingtun's NEST beautiful drives
Free training given 'te9tanera: assiStanfa
in closing sales: ears furnished for trims 10
The urupcrty. exclusive. restricted property
l,ity eonvencnees and improvements
which IL being offered 10 the pubic for the
first time at less fnan adinEanS aere7sc
prices and ,,n attractive trrms: liberal cont-
mission paid Call ~ ROOM sOJ R'ggs
n.anll RIde 1Aih and Pal, II. u
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PERSONAL

Tha rate under heading Of Personal 10
cents per hue adcluonai - tas rax>
ular tire tate
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SITUATION-DOsIEsTIC.

tOIORED GIRL wanie place as nJirae or
light homework. IJ3 Tea a. n.W. Iss
COLORED WOMAN wants place IA ho1.-e..
Keeper. with two children: city or country
6l3 = N ~ h.w. Franklin 1851
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COLORED GIRL. neat. ants Apartment
2OI1 X NV
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ss4al,,iali , Ini. 90, toa itth -, n.M.,--
BuA--whue. Ter hght delivery. Apply
ElaaaoneN " AL fatcr 10. ga IA, ave. Sc
.A9l,S NoUuaN norhlns ieatA l0F work
Evening star., 1928-04-15

YoCNa NAN WANTS ROM tSlARp ANn
sSrage ~ smAN family, give taN SeteitS.
AsktFVSS kNN tisA Il Star esfst.g
Evening star., 1928-04-15

sBUA ---l'OIoreu. With MheeI, SIV pet WoNk
.lS lin -, nv, Gail MonHaN m"ftlns.
BOY, reliahle coiorcd before school each
naolaatug, ssJg puE nour. Iad MoauaS, Apt.
., sa a 81, nv. --------.--- -
Evening star., 1928-04-15

AtNoC NTANT--A large mercantile cstSb-
hShhhent has necl OF experienced accountant
1 Qil'ltr 80 Years Ot age; state experience, axe
sad other essential details IN letter of ap-
( pncSuUps position aN allahle nj once ad.
! xancenleot hnlted only ny appHcants = ahii-
sliA. AuuneSs Box AIS, star Office.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

SSfkABA H. SatJohsti} tst9Tn Hiaa3sae
f4ses sssstr BfaH Ntfh sstakT - - ttss.. - -
sfs5s WasBIaksssH rita U!at4HFfg asiS after
: z5eS fsEt oistF5f,Af}op }s aafgl&h9 Pis53ss
~ g23r eelAa6lDt ajg. sttss Z itis evening
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tUOh. general homework By girl from VTr-
zima Call North 347S. 14Os Fla ave.
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AI.ESMEN.

Permanent splendid openings in virginia
Must be OF the exceptional type. with at
least two years successful selling experience,
high school education. and the best oi moFdl
and viii give YOU business of your own
We " ana "a good worker Who viii I've inter.
estcd in the prosperity and permanency OF
his business. We extend very valuable co..
npsraf4en aud give adequate training. Phone
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Star classified advertisements are opportunities
Opportunities TO buy, TO sell, TO rent, to
positions, to secure help. II YOU do read these
advertisements, YOU overlooking many op.
portunities.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

CHAtsEEt'R NTH NEW ESSEN WcCtN
me-, contract tNr three m0athS AdssTess RcA
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h---tlrst class. 10 take smai
t,ssltYs,l. .Audress bon ,.S-k. star once.
Ii4At rfr,O SS---Relabie men only, WIN
As,sl AppiS rear &oiS N st. NV, IL
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HELP--MALE.

ONE SECURITY SALESMAN
tn place $4,000 issue. Sound local com.
nany. Iher commission. Enough good leads
on hand TO absorb entire amount very quick d.
lv Write for interview. Address Box r.,
Evening star., 1928-04-15

COLORED day worker frst-cIsss laundTsss-
mouse y. cieaner: whole or part time. 1924 "
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t>SSAMNtA RGAnllS uVEREOMR
seroash eyy Itcts pssd sn Segf hSsas Ea1l
re write pEfEKSeAN ptET IN$rfTCIg.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

RCGS oE A RgrTER KGNO MAnE rc eR>
tcr from eM e2rtSss, ,taals>tiste og fsli dSs
stNeFN Phone Nam scsSS
Evening star., 1928-04-15

N4IYA 81 ~ F1neIlNHt DnDoFtHbll1 Y 3
.s1et,afsessslf safx a*Is&fDAg. Room %0T ~ sAs
r.1sn ANA n y nkN
Evening star., 1928-04-15

NURSE VIII. BOARD RARlES U$pEH /
wears VITA mothers cArS. faOns >aNes
Evening star., 1928-04-15

ACTOMOBll.E SAlESMEN --- Established
concern, handing hl<nly Sslsble middle.pticH
car. can use Two auuitiunst nCu VINO viii
rut torth effort 10 earn sfou 10 $4uu pet
noath, Local aBd national safes showtng
material gam. \ cry gpod proposition IL re
hauIe men. Repues Uonhdenuai, A0uress
: kaN sS~S. star rtittS.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
MAN THROWS HIMSELF
 BEFORE MOVING TRAIN
Leaps in Front of LOcOmo- tive at Newington
 Junction

F7rrled more than loo feet and thrown 10 one side after he had stepped in front of 8 New Britain bound train this afternoon at l.:4c o'clock, sn unidentified man was badly mangled near NewinStor Jnncuon railroad station. The only eyewitness 10 the accident, Charles Reese, station agent. saw the strans- CT pass the ticket window of the station and m a deliberate way. walk 10 inc crossing.
 He stood there looking casually 7t inc train as it approached, but lust as it came within a few feet Of him he lcaped in its path and was swept on only 10 he dropped to one side ID battered condition.
 The engineer. s. Laudon realized he hlt something and he brought the tram to q stop almost immediately.
 Efforts are being made to deter. nune the Identity of the suicide. Ac. cording to Mr. Reese he was fairl, well dressed, was thick-sct and about five feet. eight inches tall. He ap- psared to he between 4o and 45 years of ase.
 n" medical examiner Of Hart ford is due 10 investigate early th,s afternoon Whitney and woodhur, Co. underta hers, Of East Hartford. VIII take charge Of the remains.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
WEATHER MAN SAYS N, E,
 WILL HAVE COLD WAVE
LOW Temperatures Will Prevail With tue Thermometer Going 10
 Freezing.

Boston. March = N-P)-Temper- atureS nlll tumble in New England tonight and scvrre cold will he e1 p"rlenced in most sections, weather officials forecast today.
 While II would not assume the proportions of cold wave except m Vermont, 1T was predicted. raj her low 'elnperaturcs would be generally recorded,
 Weather authorities expected that the temperature would go below cezlng-proi,ab bly to 3o---in Boston and that Vermont would have q minimum Of about 15 degrees above zero. The lows Of 80 forecast for l'oston would represent a, 24-dcerec drop from the $ 3. m. reading of 54
 West or northwest gales were pre- Jlcfca for southern New England.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
MRS. GQ0pHUE IS NOT
 MUCH BETTER TODAY
Mrs. Coolidgc's Mother De Iirious Most of Time
 During Last 72 Hours

Norfha mrt on, Mass. March 9T IF, The fact that Mrs 1.n'nira Good hue mother Of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. "ho IS critically III at the Dickinson hospital. has been dclrious most Of the time during the last = hours was made known today iu 3 huilc- i'm issued a' Ii o'clock hH her phy- Siclan. Dr. ]. l.. Hayes.
 This information was made public a short time before Mrs. Coolidge was expected 10 pay another visit 10 her mother She spent more than an hour at the hospital carly today soon after she arrived from Washington.
 l'r, Hayes bulletin. issued after q conference with commander Joe T, Boone. White House physician, said:
 Mrs Goodhu7 is about the same thls morning. While clear mentally today. most Of tho time since Sum- day night she has been delirious. perhaps due 10 faulty function. beart acton is fair, She iy without any physical discomfort. In a na- tlent Of her advanced years. the con- h''lon may vary greatly in few hours
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
JUNKERS PLANE WAITS FOR FAVORABLE WINDS BEFORE
 MAKING ATLANTIC FLIGHT
KNIT GOODS INDUSTRY TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS 1. R. Hyatt of This City Named to Research
 Board

Boston. March 27 UF) - New l.ngland knit goods manufacturers l will form an association 10 under take the solution of problems pccu- liar 10 the industry, the research committee of the New England council announced today
 The problems will be studied through an exchange in ideas among members and research into the group of problems of management, manu- lacturlng and marketinc
 R. w. SulloWay of Franklin, N. H., is chairman of the committee on organization. Other members of the committee include F.. E. Gaylord, of Nlnsicd: l. F. Hyatt, New Britain; George H. LuTh. Pantuckct F. l.; George F. McCallum. Northampton; and (, Brooks Stevens, Lowell.
 The New England knit goods in- dnstry employs about 2ooOo hands and has an annual product valued at sS5,ooo.o0o.
 ]. Eopert Hyatt is president and treasurer of the American Hosiery Co.,, Of this city.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
EXPANSION OF PLANT BY FAFN|R BEARING Co.
Business Increase De- mands Enlargement
 Power Co. to Build

Increased business Of the Fafn1l Bearing Co, will mai Ike 1t necessary To increase substantially the foct tpace of the plant in the near tu- lure. and some lnstallme ent= of th. building program will be gotten un Der way at once. officials of the company have announced
 .s new hardening room in the real sf Myrtle street will probably he one Of the first sections Of the now building to be constructed. This department will parallel 3 retaining hall now being constructed. Gen trdl expansion of the plant W III come later.
 The Connecticut Light X Power Co is also planning a building pro era m for which ground on MyrtIt. Street will be broken next week 1he corporatoin owns the land e.- tendiUg from the II. l.. Mills proper ty to the railroad crossover on th. west side of the highway, the plo. enbvaclng about seven acres. The structure will be in two sections and Will house engineering service dc rartments and garages. Sales of fees and accounting departments $ will continue 10 operate in the Capi- fol theatcr buildings on West Main street
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
FOUR JURORS CHOSEN
 IN TRIAL OF FL0R|AN
Southington Youth Faces Court Second Time for
 Alleged Bank Robbery

Hartford, March "7 tL p - A noon today, four Jurors had been chosen 10 try Stuart F. Flor1an. dap per South1ngton youth. and three alleged Cicero. 1ll. cangsters on charges Of bank robbery
 Florlan, who claims 10 he an ar list, is 2 defendant with William kappells, Albert ". Myers and Thomas lr Marco, charged with rob - hing the Huntsville bank at South lngton Of S4,ooo last June.
 Twenty five venlrcmcn have been summoned. Those chosen st noon were: Fred M Hollister, retired farmer. Glastonbury: Ernest NJ. Hodge butcher, Avon; Fred NJ. H,ls, tobacco grower, Hartford: and Win slow W. Barnes, garage man. Can ion.
 The four have been in county iaii since tho,r arrest on June c2, 1927, in default of S5N .oon bonds.
 \ previous trial last December resulted in 4 jury deadlock. With the vote nine to three in favor of acquittal. the jurors were unable to agree and retrial was ordered.
 The Cicero trio have confessed 10 committing the robbery but claim Florian was the "brains' Of the crime. Ilorian insists he merely knew Of the intended robbery out dared not tell police.
 The first trial was marked hy ire onont repartee between F1orian and States Attorney Hugh N. Acorn who will prosecute the present case.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
Boston Man Decorated
 With Order of Malta

Rome, March c7 |Hp James J, rhelan of Boston has been deco rated with the grand cross of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta Mrs. rhelan has been created q dame of the rapal order. Phelan vss made knight commander Of the Order of Pope Plus IN in 1926. He is one of the charter members Of the newly instituted American chapters Of the Knights of Malta, of which Cardinal Hayes of New York was recently appointed grand protector. This chapter was the first organized in three cen- turies
 The chapter already includes F. F. Carry. Judge Morgan J. O'Brien, E. T. Hurley. E. J. Hearn James A. Farrell, John D. Ryan. Nicholas Brady and J. J. Easkob, as well as Monsignor Giuseppe Pizzardo. papal under secretary of state, who is the only non-Amcrican member Of the chapter and acts as cha plain.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
F, E, MILLER WILL LEAVE
 MALLEABLE IRON WORKS
Assistant General Manager Resigns Position to Enter Real uStatc
 Business April L.

Frank E. Miller. for inc past five years assistant general manager of the Ma]leablc Iron Works of this city has resigned hIs position and plans to leave the city April 1. Mir Miller expects 10 go into the real estate business with his father. James Miller. Of NoNburgh. \. Y.. under the firm name Of James Miller X Son.
 Officials or the company admitted today that Mir. Miller had resigned, but added that his resignation had been submitted over their protests and had been accepted only upon his and with regrets. His sue ccssor has been selected but not an- nounced.
 Mr. Miller came to his city from 'he Interstate Foundry company at 'an1. O., five years ago. to ae-
 "s Rrt''n' position He is a mem Der Of the Lion5' club.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
MARKET PRICES G0
 INTO N0SE.D|VE
Drop S5 to S20 a Share in
 Wild Session
RALLY AGAIN AT NOON
Trading at unprecedented Pace Sees More Than oOOO GOO shares Change Hands in First Two Hours Today.

New York, March = tE0 - Tn, stock market, which has been es- tabllshing new altitude records al- most daily for more than three weeks, went into a nose dive today as prices crashed S5 10 nearly sse a share in one Of the widest ses- sions in Wall streets history. Sun porting orders were quickly sup piled and about half the losses were recovered in d brisk rally around mid day
 Trading was conducted al an rn- nreeedentcd pace. more than o.nO0.- o"O shares changing hands in inc trst two hours. With the ticker 3l minutes behind the actual market at midday there were strong lndi. cations that the days total sales might cross the 5.oQ0,o00 share mark for the first time in history ne 4,ooo,ooo share mark has hoon crossed only twice, the first time on March cc and the second tim, in yesterdays record breaking ses- sion of 41.G,20o shares.
 The reaction in stock nrieee quickly had its influence on the price of New York stock exchange memberships, sale of a scat beinr arranged today at s36o,o0O, drop Of s15.oho below the record rrjcc established yesterday.
 Resumption Of hul1ish operations m the railroad shares which had moi participated extensively in the recrn, ups"lng. had steady influence on me general market. Rock Island common advanced B q. shar, "a , high record at si15.57iy and Now ork Central advanced abo,1t se 50 70 inc highest price Tn it's history at si71.S71s.
 lradlns in the industrial gronp slowed up on the rally with ! few nc" leaders brought forward in an OBVIOUS effort 10 revive confidence Sloss- Sheffield Steel scared nearly K a share 'o high record at st2s.5n and Gulf States Steel advanced sl to new 1928 top at sso.a5.
 Radio, which had dropped from to S14s.95. recovered all of its losses by the end of the third hour and was on" Of the features of inc early afternoon recovery Sharp rallies also took place in number of other issues but carly afternoon quotations were generally we'll under yesterdays final figures.
 The bond market devcloped ro- acNonary tone with selling largely by tho siiffeninc in time money rates. Some of the convert 'hle liens declined sharply in sym rT'hN With tho break in stock prices
 Prices on the New York crlrl, market also broke sharply with trad lns at 3 record breaking pace.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
"Pineapples" Received
 In 6 Chicago Homes

Chicago, March o7 UP)- Eombngs Of the homes Of |. S. senator Charles Deenen and Cir cut Judge John A. Swanson here brought 10 six the llS- of officials and political leaders who ths year have received "pincapples :" as sangland Quaintly calls its ex- p,osl'o calling cards. The first were administration men; Deneen and Swanson are antl-a dminls,ra- ton leaders.
 The list
 January @s~-ChsrlrS C. Fitz- morris, city comptroller and vice. mayer,
 January :6-Dr William II. Eold. former city smoke. mspcc tor, and powerful Thom mpson lead CT.
 February l7-IIdge John 4. Sba haro, i2nd ward Thom pson leader.
 February a0-Ianrencc Cunoo, hrothcr-in-law of States Attorney Robert |. Grove and secretary 10 Grove.
 March o7-Senator peneen and Judge Swanson.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-27
PLAN DRY CONVENTIONS
Assistant Prohibition Commissioner Leaves Tor Kansas Cit,-NilI Then Co To Houston. TcAas.

Washington. March o7 UP)- With the intention Of drying up'' the two convention cities. Assistan. Prohibition Com missioner Ali Ofte- dal left Washington last night for Kansas City and Houston, the treas urv revealed today.
 We are determined to keep away The organized bootleggers who will! 1ry to profit by the conventions" As sIstant Secretary of Treasury Low man said.
 The prohibition bureau intends doing everything in its power 70 make liquor expensive and scarce at the convention, striking particularly at large scale bootlecging. he said
 He added, however: We do no, intend 10 violate any mans domi. rile"