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Evening star., 1928-05-13
WOMAN GIVES $450,000
AND $50, 900 FARM TO CITY
Property Donated for Park-Sun-
day Base Ball Is to
Be Barred.
nY the Assocla.eti rress.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. May IA
gift of s450.000 and q farm valued at
about 500 900 to this city by Mrs. Fannie
b. Look of Los Angeles for the estab-
lishment Of n park In memory OF her
late husband. Frank Newhall Look, was
announced by Mayor Andre today. Mrs.
Look stipulated that no Sunday base
ball be permitted In the park,
AT the time of his death MFR. Look
was president OF the Florence Manu-
featuring Co. and was resident OF
this city.
The S4S0, 900 win be spent on develop
ment and maintenance of the farm.
which will be known as the Frank
Newhall Look Memorial Park.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
R. S. MENEFEE DIES.
Former Resident of ID. c. Succumhs
In Portsmouth. Va.

n, & Menefee, former resident Of
Washington and employe OF the Pension
once for 30 years, died at the home .of
his daughter Mrs, Ellis heauehamp, IN
Portsmouth, Va, Friday night after an
illness of about three weeks, HE was
10 years old,
MIR, Menefee was reared In Missouri
and came here In 1909, living here until
a few years ago, Funeral services VIII
be held I'm Portsmouth tomorrow ana
the body will he brought to this city
Monday for interment In Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
lie Is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Heauohamp and Mrs, Edwafu
Valentine and Mrs, Walter Johnson OF
this city,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
9n memnrlam.

AMBER = n 'nie to the remoTy OF our
0elo' ed "'"i,I aARGakET nAaa hSD OLIVE
CARHART. In loving remory Of our dear
mother. NELLIE CARHART- who died
nine wears ago 1919: ,....
LOVING CHILDREN
C3RTER. In loving memory & e. NARY Li1S CaE. s,s.
ago TO-DAY May 13 1920
You suffered hours. yes hours Of pain
To wait for cure. bnt al IN VAN: n.
LOVING DArGHTER. Ella RIFFIE:
S1SgE4TEs S3TIN+4TAEMs FATES ASSY RiEErEEi WELLS R1s6 1AS6
VARY Y5 DAVIS GREAiT-GRASDDAteH.
TER AGNES RTFFIE
~. : .ter. m MARGARET y ERSsT ,nee Reissrl.
who densrted this Iifc fourteen years ago.
HER HEE issisTERs CATHERINE r. SCOTT.
FREADRICRA z. THOMA.
FOx. IN loving memory of my dear husband.
FARL FOX. who passed away May
Weep not for me. nor wish me back.
I am from Dsln now free:
And in nly Savior's arms ! rest.
That's where I long to he
Yon watched for me beside my bed
Now 7 will watch for you:
" SAD AND LONELY WIFE. RUTH.
HAWKINS IN sad but loyinz renemhrsnce
HAWKINS who died December 2. 1875.
How sad another Mothers day
As sad as The hour she passea away:
We miss you more. our mother dear.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. JUANITA AND
ALFRED, AND MOTHER. MRS. ALICE
IyNAINs Sacred and sweet are the men,
oriss 81 my mother. ELLA JENKINS. who
down ard took my mother away:
She left ne. OH so lonely
Brt we will meet on wonder shore.
And there's no parting there.
LONELY DAUGHTER. LILLE V. HUT
TON.
IOPD1N. sad but loving remembrancs
DAN who departed this life suddenly -
wears aEo. Mothers day: Sunday. May II.
1918. at Atlantic City. y. J.
MOTHER
You nursed as through OR infant years.
You loved US as child:
Yen shared with Us our hones and sears
And when our errinE footsteps strayed.
How sad that heart OF thine:
You loved US better than neiore
Tear mother. mother mine
% orisEsBRRRY hss BERRY AND PERsfs P1TTER-
"IsS' our dear husband nd and father RfcHARp I.
OLIVE who died three years ago today.
Though silent your voice and vacant your
Sweet are the memories that sin hnEer
Our love. still unaltered viii always 70
main.
Till We meet over yonder. dear hubbard
and father. again. TIE FAMILY.
SCHMIDT. Sacred 10 the memory Of our BE-
loved father AUGUST SCHMIDT. who
died eleven wears ago. May / 1917 ard
our darling mother. EkNESIlSE
SCHMIDT who died fve years ago today.
May Is 1923
Rest in peace.
THEIR LOVING CHILDREN.
faiher GEORGE &. r saTTH Who
entered eternal rest Nav Is 1917.
One ny one ~arth's ties are broken.
One by une they PASS away:
But l hold a xiOrious token
We shall meet SOME future DAY.,
LOVING CHILDREN
sTIIsON., In sal hut lcyi9g EsmenneEanse
uf our dear mother MARGARET A. Still
son, who dirti January "a. 1917.
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS.
devoted mother ELLEN WASHINGTON.
who departed this life four wears aEo To-
day- Nav Is 1924
Gone hstt not forgotten
HER DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER.
JAMES ~. WASHINGTON AND NARY
z TYLER
Evening star., 1928-05-13
WOMEN OF MT. VERNON
TO VISIT OLD POHICK
Association Members in Session
Will Attend Services Today at
Historic Virginia Church.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT VERNON. Va. May Ia
Members of the Mount Vernon Ladies
Association. now In annual session here.
will attend services at the old Pohick
Church in body tomorrow. Rev. G.
A. Langston will preach.
1t has been made known that Gov.
Byrd will be unable to make his annual
inspection of Mount Vernon on Mon
day. and in his place will be Repre-
sentative Patrick II. Dewey OF the
fourth Virginia district.
Mayor William Albert Smoot OF this
city. Eppa Hunton. jr.; George Cole
Scott and Luther II. Jenkins OF Rich
mond. and William King OF Lynchhurg.
are members OF the board. who viii
make the inspection.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Fair with slowly rising temperature to-
day and tomorrow.
Virginia Fair today and tomorrow
with slowly rising temperature.
West Virginia Fair, with slowly ris-
ing temperature today and tomorrow.
Temperature for Twenty -four Hours.
Midnight. 62; am. SO: 6 am, 81;
8 am. so; 10 am, So. IL noon, 81; Z
pm, 60; 6 pm. SO; pm, So; 10
pm. 81.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest. 81.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
CarDS of Chants.

HOTELER. We wish 10 acknowledge the
expressions of sympathy and condolenee
and 10 express thanks for the Moral trib-
utes on the occasion Of our bereavement
at the death of our daughter and sister
EMMA A. BOrELER fnse HUGHESl:
THE FAMILY.
FIELDS, We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks To our neiRbbors friends and
relations for their kindness. sympathy aud
beautiful floral tributes during the illness
and NJ the death of our. beloved wife.
daughter and sister. RUTH FIELDS.
THE FAMILY.
JEFFRIES. We wish to thank our friends
and relatives for their Kindness. sympathy
and floral tributes at the death OF our
father and brother JAMES A.. JEFFRIES
THE FAMILY.
RAPP. We wish to thank friends and reIa.
t,yes for their Kindness, sympathy and
daughter CATHERINE v RAPp
FATHER AND MOTHER .
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ASK $240, 900 DAMAGES.
Counter Claim Charges Misrepre.
sentation in Property Value.

Azreai Furr and Rebecca Furr. 207
Third street. have filed a counter claim
for $4,000 damages In the District
Supreme Court against Lewis w. and
Rachael Hirsch of Atlantic City for al.
legged misrepresentation In reference TO
the value OF certain property In Phiia-
deiphia figuring In the purchase of
premises 1901 Massachusetts avenue.
The Hirschs had brought suit agains;
the Furrs to recover 100000 damages In
connection with the exchange Of prop
critics Attorney Arthur A. Alexander
appears for Mr. and Mrs. FUR.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Seeks $4,000 for Injuries.

Charles v. Tartaglio, 1921 Fifteenth
street, has filed suit against the Capt.
tai Traction Co. TO recover $4,000 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries. He
was an occupant OF an automobile which
was In collision with a street car at
Seventh street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. May 10, 1927. He Is represented by
Attorney Robert Esher.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Southern Newspaper Man Dies.

ROCKY MOUNT, N. c., May IL up.
Sylvester Parker, 81, circulation man.
ager of the Rocky Mount Evening Tele-
gram. died suddenly at his home here
today of heart attack He Is survived
by his widow. one small son, his father,
four brothers and two sisters, both of
Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Reward offered in Fatality.

Relatives of Dellwood X. Elliott OF
1909 Sixth street northeast. who was
killed by a hit-and-run automobile on
shelly road. between Hatfield and
Hunter stations. Virginia, q week ago,
have offered 500 reward for identity
of the motorist.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

No Neeih American Holding Company
r-fAdysEtlasMsnk a.,sssgssksrA a.ss.-
Evening star., 1928-05-13
DR.. B. T. BALDWIN DIES.
Internationally Known for Re
search In Child Welfare Work.

IOWA CITY, Iowa. May ~ lN, nT
nlrd r. Baldwin, head Of the Iowa
Child Welfare Research Station at the
University nf Iowa, died today after
being III from erysipelaa for less than
a week,
nr Baldwin was internationally
known for hiA research IN child welfare
wnrk,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
FOUND.

WRIST WATCH. gold. iadys. Can Adams
5.f1, ---.----- -~~
fOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Resc,s
League a4n Maryland ave a@ Main nslsn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26

Russian Movie Actor 81,
Sets SOuiet Record
n Hammer TErorp

MOSCOW July rs "A 50:year-
old movie actor Chistiakofk who
plays grandfather and crippIes
roles for the Soviet Kfno trust,
sst abiished new Soviet hammer
throw record against competitors
nalf his age. Cl1istfalxoff threw
l5.pound hammer 16S feet III
the MOSCOW district amateur track
and field neet Nc which district
entrants to the Red Olympiad
the Spartan games were chosen.
a question about his eligibility
70 the information Spartan games
has been raised because 0f his pro
fessioHl ID IL claimed that the
games were organized as 3 sort Ok
workers Oiyrnpiad. Chistiakoff.
Who il not technically worker,
cannot compete.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Proud Of Hin EDen II H
Loses, Proclaim Parents
OF CHALLENGER

LONDON. July 26 The parents
Of Tom Heeney, the bow from
down under, . who fights Gene
Tlnney for the heavyweig CHIT cham.
pionsIlip of the world tonight. are
not worried Is to the outconle 81
the outcome of the battle, i Gems
trail News dispatch received from
Auckland, New Zealand, indicated
today.
lii rom gets beaten his mother
said, why that y All there iii to it !.
1T wouldn't make any difference
to as. Wed still be proud Of
him. n
Il am proud to be the man who
has at least reared the second
hest fighter in the world, was his
fathers modest comment Even
IL ne only comes out second best.
nv pride won't Be lessened. III
Tom loses, 1t will have taken
champion to beat him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Black Sox to Encounter
Myrtle A. C.. on Sunday

The washington Black Sox dil-
mondcrs will hook up with the
Myrtle Al. C. Sunday afternoon In
twin bill at the Union League
PARK, Fifteenth and III streets
n. e. The first skirn1ish will get
under way at 2:30 o'clock.
Manager Simon Sheffield. Of the
Black Sox, has listed the Bacnarach
Giants for 4 contest next Thursday
afternoon at AS o'clock at the
American League Park. Dick
Lundy. recognized as the greatest
colored shortstop, IL the manager
of the Bacharach Giants.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26

The Alexandra DreadnaU hts VIII
oppose the Eredericlksbt VA Ilks
ii Baseett Eield ii Alexandria W.,
ST 5 o'clock sunday afternoon
Thie announcement ends the con-
troversy that has RACED between
the Georgetown Al. g. ana Dread
naughfs as To where they would
play their Capital city League
came. The teams Won't meet sum
day and perhaps not at All this
year. As result Georgetown Al. q.
has been given 4 forfeit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
SQUARE
WITH ARCHIE

INV YORK, July rs Walter
ven ana Archie CoInpston, crack
Brsflah professional golfer, are
n =, IT,. tof,av The American, who
was tronnced by Cornpston ~ Eng.
Il AZ ~ the 1op.sided margin of Is
~, M IN 10 play, evened the score
NJ. beafing the Britisher, ana 5,
IS Their return match concluded
yeste rtIay at Rye, d.
Although Compston started the
fiav one IN as the result of his
victory III the first part d the.
- .hnls match, played DIT sandy
Burr near Boston, he sltlmped 1T
rye and was beaten by Hagenss
steady playing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26

r ne TItIehOIueF q n q IlVsE u ~
favorite here To retain his toga, Y
the consensus of 1ss men and women,
some true fight fans and others IN
terested merely because of q cham
pionship bout, can be used as 9 baro.
meter.
Or the 188 not less than 1s0
favored Tunney to win the ma
iorikv giving him the decision
Many believe that Heelley Is boo
rugged "a be kayoed by Gentle.
man Gene.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
159 SAY CHAMPION WILL WIN;
ONLY 25 FOR CHALLENGE

/ quainted with every one 81 them. Ne
may have 4 little troubls Z p s4shss
down under, but All Well That Ends
/ Well
sAs Tor MI Hesney next winters
/ Tale viii be, III far Ar championship
hopes are concerned. 'Ioyea Labor
KErTNER think Heensy
DsTnpsey siid. I'm sweet of me Amaze
HARRY BEA N--saThe bout will end
Iin draw. Both are eysnly matched
knockout hats tbs only way he'll
JOE LECKERr Tunney,s the best
due ~ his superior condition and
REDS, DiJuLIAas III pick Tunnsy
He's good bet any time. :,
GEORGE AlcNAIsI.K--ssIfe eneys. be-
cause he's q Blacksmith =
HAM BURTON Tunneys Hes
scientific throughout
FRANCIS =. BRA - Tunney' the
JACK NOLANsr think Tnnnsy win
kay0 him in the eighth.
seE IA EEAG II ne aS
cause he beat Dempsex.
LARRY AUTH II unnsy'a the better
Chris MORAN runney,:l YIN en
WiiIFRED MORAN runnsy !. too
akI4Ifu1 III
EDDIE NEsBII runnsy will yin
BODE sPEELvRING Gene wiil earn
the decfSfo1l
Al TROTTEn The champion tor
me. HES faster and greater INT
'''s s.IsEDs DONOHO hin strinsinE
along with the champ
s. a s ixnocIxoilt.
JOHNNY BURlk runuss NJ knock
u ron Y, IN III IH.1 New zeaian-
DER vii hear he brides shout ne eighth
FRANK PRICKs "a with lhs *
Marine. He pilysleally fat. more q! =. ~
II. n. IaugsIrrOs fannsy. nersly
because he's tHe champion.
JIMMY CATO isnneg n ess my
groggy Il the last round that he aseends
win toss " the to y ss. !. ,r,,.
EIsI.tFO0D WAllD 2 ~. 3 eeneys ~. rne
s NICK ls''a " saSss vlII
tenth raund.
fisaisn Hsenes ~ ths latter & sep
ssfETi.ENs sNYnER 'runney 4 sas-
-. Y, s,, Z aallleu's So eno - 1890
tween the pair.
DICK PM L. IMnmey viii 60 .OM.
On fop thDue Il iii BIZ close hight
TECH McNA1IEE--,sF u nsney. Nuf
raid ss
FRANCIS FITZGERALD - srunney.
Yes. sir Mr.. Tnnney.
JIMMY SHIT 1T nney Wlli ~ mock
him 0nt ~. 81,
LARRY MADGhs--- aeensy VIII pMA
Gene IN siumDertano
ZOE hELMEk---s1 fancy INnueg
TOMMY NOLAN runner n pNl-
vefize him ~ much that they u htop
5IMslY CAyEY srhe sorap viIl g
the limit, with Ttinney having the
edge
BERNIE KELLER HTunney will
send him bye bye in the sixth
siesia: z ....,, SIS. e,......,.,
nj re shaIisaser
EARL HADEN-'fTuHney will il OIL
ma invader in the tenth round,
TON FOLI.TARD - .fTunney will
80 MIN n. nleres
rick sTEWART .Ffeenev wont |
NJ mr. Nh NJ ~ -
,gsss q Is - 8
TsEnRGE TYLER - ssTunney on |
po HE VrrzGrR e.runney tar sur
$3.50 $3.50. X 4 49, Z r. III
passes A Hssnss nr.e.rrp = .,I,,,r.v
III ,.,, MI MT ~ Z Ie,encyx n,if.
y ~rru sun0nS1a - ..ssl,,s 49,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
IRAIMERS ZEE

with seven different stables under
his management. Elmer Irue1lall,
of Washington, Is the only rival Of
Max Mirscll. Of New York, who
trains Ill racing stables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
0L Y MP C DEAD

10 Clarence De Mar. raarathoner
goes the honor 81 beiF, the veteran
of Americas 1928 Olympic team.
He II the only survivor of the 1872
brigade.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
as camera records
the BIindfold test

The conducted By responsible witnesses who asked
Mr. Meniou smoke each the four leading brands clearing m
While the recorded the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
w ny you can pick them

Three types of leaves grow on the to-
bacco plant coarse tOb-lsGOes,
irritating to the throat withered
groGnd-le0ves, without taste or aroma
s. and the he0rt-leGUes. rich in cool and
fragrant smoking qualities. Only the
As01-lsavss are used in OLD COLDS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
VARIED CAREER

Charley Robertson, big league
pitcher OF no.hit fame, started out
to be preacher, then became an
aviator during the war and later
took to baseball.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26

I've discovered 4 new way Of mixing
business and pleasure. The parts
play call for the constant smoking Of
cigarette ! probably average
one cigarette p every hundred feet
Of film. Ii the blindfold test dis
covered one 20 smooth, soconsiderate
Of my tongue and throat that even the
business 81 wholesale smoking while
we're shooting scenes will Be i pleas
ure. The cigarette voted for proved
to Be OLD GOLD"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

tension of . non- conforming use on petition approved.
 Petition of Frank Chiodo for gar age on unoccupied lot on Slater road, denied.
 Petition of Magdalena krzemen.ki TOT sun porch at ll2 Carlton street laid over
 Petition of Alex Cohen for eAcep- ton to be allowed to erect an addi- tioral house on the rear of the lot already occupied by house on the corner of Greenwood and Buell. streets denied.
 Petition Of the New Britain 1rap Rock Go. fRichard J. Goodman) for zone change on Stanley stret with draNal Of this petition recommended to the common council for approval
 Petition 0. r. Monhiewicz, ct al for zone change on Elton street laid over (petitioners did not appearl
 Petition Of Joseph Luzietti for zone change on Stratford road laid over.
 Petition Of Joseph Luzlettl for zone change on the corner of Corhin avenue and Clinton street. recom- mendcd to the common council for denial.
 Petition of Mario Cianci for special exception ln area requirements for apartment building at % Lincoln street granted in accordance with amendments, Sec. 3, of the zoning ordinance.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
LEGION BOYS CAMP COMMITTEES NAMED
Will Have Charge Of Arrange.
 lnentS This Summer

Committees who will have charge Of arrangements of the American Legion camp for boys this summer were announced today. They are as follows: Finance. Curtis l.. Shcl- don. chairman: Mrs. Cedric Powers Joseph C. Andrews Rodman W. Chamberlain, Stanley K. Eddy, Ar thur H. Petts and Harry Vessels.
 Equipment: Roger W. Whitman, chairman: Frank Bullard. Fred J. C. Ellsworth. Charles kalin, George kinkaid. Cedric Powers, Henry Schauffler, William w. T. Squires, William H. Turner, Paul Zink.
 Personnel: Mrs. r. J. C. Ellsworth chairman; Mrs. Katherine Ogren. Mrs. A. H. Petts, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Timbrell, Richard Anderson. Dur wand Bain, William W. T. Squire and Howard A. Timbrell.
 Commissary: Howard A. Tim brell, chairman; Fred J. C. Ems worth, Harry c. Jackson, Raymond Leonard, Cedric Powers, Edward Turner Transportation Cedric Powers, chairman; Joseph C. An drews, Arthur H. Petts and Paul Zink.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
BATTERY THEFT RESULTS
 IN BURGLARY CHARGE
Youth Accused of Making Transfer From Car Kept tn Garage
 With Ills Machine.

Lucian BienkoWski. aged 1s, Of to Booth street. was before Judge Henry F. Roche in police court to- day on the charge of burglary, as the result of an investigation by Ser seant P. J. O'Mara into a complaint by Alex Bentz that his garage at no smith street had been entered. On request of Attorney Harry Nj. Gins burg, the ease was continued until next Tuesday.
 Bienkowski, according to the po- lice, has a stripped automobile in one Of the three stalls in Bentz's garage, The battery is alleged to have been taken out of Bentz's own car which is in another stall. there being wire partitions dividing the space. The wire was damaged in the process. but Bienkowski denied having committed the burglary.
 The battery was recovered in an automobile owned by Adam Okula of 9e Albany avenue and he claimed Bienkowski gave 1t to him to use while his own battery was being re- paired. ohtlld ulSCldllIlHu hIlONlt ltukS that the battery had been stolen. and so was not held by the police.
 Francis 4. Marden. aged eS, of 5 Canal street. Plainville. arrested by Motorcycle Officer w. & Strolls for speeding on Stanley street last night, had the charge nolled on payment of costs
 Gustave A. Wallen, aged o6, of $50 Arch street, produced g dupli- cate of his operators license which he did not have when he was stop ped at Main and Arch streets after having driven by a red signal Tues day night. Judge Roche suspended judgment and warned Wallen that he must have his license in his pos session at all times when driving if he would escape prosecution. Assist = ant Prosecuting Attorney w, NJ. Greenstein presented the states case.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
NEW POWER ASKED
 BY zON|NG BOARD
Would Extend Its Authority Be
 yond Lines Laid Out

Power to SO beyond established zone lines and grant special eAcep- lions to permit of non-contormins uses within an area of 500 or 1000 feet of lines of demarcation will be asked by the board of adjustment, provided the corporation counsel finds this power can be delegated by the common council.
 At present. the board Of adjust inent Is held 10 hard and fast zones. If the additional power is given, q building which does not conform to t zone may be erected within II, provided it IS not a great distance from other buildings Of like nature and is a satisfactory structure,
 This question was referred to the corporation counsel by vote of the board last night, The following dis position was made Of matters com irg before the committee:
 Petition Of Joseph and William Fitzgerald for extension of a non- conforming use on Smalley street granted in accordance with the lot plan and building elevations sub lnitted.
 Petition or Joseph Arbour. et al, tor zone change on Whiting street. acceptance of the withdrawal of this petition recommended 10 the com mon council.
 Petition of Joseph Curlonl for the change of zone on Oak street be- tween Lasalle and Allen streets, recommended to the common couD- il for denial.
 ts@ Petition Of A. W. Nlbberts for i: auile change on the east side of :4s>anley street. recommended to the .sealInon council for denial. r, Petition of A. W. Nibberts for ex- .. .unslon of non- conforming use on rthe east side or Stanley street granted in accordance with the lot and building plans submitted.
 Petition of T. c. Smith, ct al. foI change Of zone on Stanley street be- tween Peck and Long streets, accept ance of the withdrawal of this pc tition recommended to the common council.
 Petition of C. J. Mccarthy for Petition of C. J. Mccarthy for ex-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
RAISlNS AND BANANAS
 HUNGRY BURGLARS LOOT
Boys Caught Red Handed With Pockets Stuffed With Fruit
 in Produce Store

Using d long nail to push away q board across the doors of Gordon Brothers wholesale fruit and pro- duce establishment at Commercial and Center streets, two boys, aged 12 and 10 years. gained entrance last evening and filled their pockets with raisins and bananas, but Paul Olson of 120 Commercial street >caught them red-handed before they made off with their loot. The younger boy escaped but his partner was turned over to Officer Hopkins, about S:45 o'clock. and both will be arraigned in juvenile court.
 The boy who was caught said he had not gone home for supper and being hungry, @he and his eomfAn- ion hit upon the scheme of break ing in and loading up with fruit He had several green hananas",and a quantity of raisins in his pockets when he was apprehended..
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
RELIEF. FROM CURSE # OF CONSTIPATION

\ Battle Creek physician says, Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been round. \ tablet called Rexall Or derlios has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the sys- tem m into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water toosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose.
 Stop suffering from constipation. . Chaws . Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to- .i4y at the nearest ReXall or Liggett Drug Store.