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Evening star., 1928-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
s.afratsgNa nANa
FUOS ! OWEN & SON, AUCrloNEERS,
I4eb Eve street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
SEMipETACnEp. BRICK DWELLING.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
SEMI.nETA CHED BRICK DWELLING.
l@Oi / Sth ST NV. ,
Dy virtue OF n certain deed OF trust dated
Oct0her o5 1927, heinE instrument No. ~
recorded November 4 1927, among tho land
records al the District Of tho COLUMBIA, and
at the request Of the party secured thcrSnhiS
tho undersigned trustees will sell ~ rrvWhnimlc
auction in front Of the premises, on VEIL
NESnAY TUE TWENTY. .ElGl!Ih nAl or
MARCH n 1923. AT FOUR OClOlk
T. NJ. the follow nE described land and prem,
iscs situate in che District OF Columbia ana
designated aS and being lot numbered hlN.
four t54l IN G.. Martin Brands anbdFlsoh
of lot numbered nineteen tlNl IN block mum.
bprcd thirteen ttdl. "ngleside, ns per nht
recorded in the office OF the surveyor for the
District 0f Columbia IN ItbcT County JN ~
folio 20: said block numbercd thirteen ~
now tnuwn for purposes OF assessment anu
taxation IA SQUARE numbered twenty sax
hundred and seven tl6OT }.
Terms: Sold subject tn \ first decd OF tr1st
Tor SI3 600 90 and second trust of ahnnt
S3. ",3o 90 further particulars OF which VIII
ht' announced at time OF sale. the purchase
price above said trusts to ho pntd in cash. \
deposit OF $500 90 required. tonNeyancing.
recording cite NJ the purchasers cost
Terms 10 he complied with within thirty
DAYS otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property NAV hc advertised and resold at the
discretion of the trustees.
HARRY u PITTS
ROBERT f.. MCCORMICK.
mhiR1ooI ~ 1G"S Trustees.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Being a
Three-Story and Basement
Building Brown Stone
'FRONT.', Containing Four
Apartments, With Brick Ga
rage in Rear, Situate at 943
o st. NV.

iiy virtue of two certain deeds at trust5
duiy recorded iu iJhcT Ne. BU'S tulius "a a
and gis ct asnt- Of the Itud trruiis at tho
District at tuiumiia. tnd ~ thy tolurst Ul
Tie marty hrrufrd ttrretk the uttt t~itncd
trnstrp " ~ sell al pUhitr httrtlun a. irunE
~ ihr pfeniars un FRIDAY, TliE SIXTH
DAY on ApHlit A - IN4k. AT FbiN
anTiiri lAud aud prfmis"H. situate IA the tttN
ut Waahingtan, District uf tntumhH add
iesignAtea as aud heine lot twenty -nne tsl
IN samuel Hrdtorns huhdlvlatuu ot sduare
thres hundfed and siklY SIS thUul. as per
Mat runufdrd tn ldhrF W r.. folio IA. ot
Inc rpcuria ~ the office of the surveyor nf
the Hatrirt uf Commhia together Win tho
improvements as ahnFe
farms OF sale One third OF the purchase
mnufy 90 he paid 10 eaAh, balance Ia tNh
equal inataiiments, payable ia nue aud iva
years with interest at niA pHr reHlum per
anHuni payable semi annually from dnt ot
prty sold, 81 al cash az the Hutlun ~ the
purchaser, deposit at 5000 90 viii he re-
dufnd al tine at sale All "0uNetHHrihH,
fea0rdiuH etc, at eust III uufchasef THrWs
AZ sale tn tb eumuiieh With Wtthiu thiVb
DAYS from day ~ sale, 0therwjah the trustee
rrhefVHs the fiEht % feaeil the npnprriF IA
the rlFk ana rub ~ Hefauitin8 RuFrhaerr
after Htn days advertisement ~ sttph resale
u spnlH he9 9spaner published 10 NashinAth thh,
NATIONAL SAVINGS 4 TRuaT co
Nv FRANK w STONE,
Second Vice PRESIDENT,
'E fER9iVAl WILSON secretary.
lhgh at ana hew kark Ave NV,
nsAaaIaAda.asaa
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Cor
ner Property in First Com
mercial Zone, Being a Three
Story Brick House, No. 1890
29th St. NV, Southwest Cor
ner 29th and Olive.

Hv EtrtHc of "A certain drrI of trust duly
recorded ~ Llh"r 1854 at folio 4IS ut the
l1nd records of the District 81 Columbia
and at the request IL thr party secured th re-
Ht. the Undersigned trustees wtl sell at pub
itg auction. Iu fruut of the premises. on the
~EtONu DAY OF APRIL Ig"s AT FOt 4
THtKTY O'CLOCK Pm. the folovlug-,3e-
~'ftl al iand 1uJ Ur"mi-r- situate in the ats
nt Washington H. g. and ,is.~, rit,od az fd.
lows lot numbered one buuirrd aut eighty.
tour tlStt su SQUARE numbered twelve hun
drcd and ton l2lut iu Barr and ~auurr :
+u'Nitt i~,uu ~ luts tH square numbered forty
'tdt Eoaij~ Addition 10 Georgetown a.
p'r Mat recorded tn thc office uf thr sur
tN9r Tor thr District 81 Columbia in Litter
= folio @sf
Terms une-thlrd ~ the purchase price
10 b" laid BE- ash. hal1nse in equal iustatt
nt"nfA =. uuN 3nd two years With interest al
q Ter auuurs. payable s-nli-annuauy from
The JHv 81 sale and seturri hv deed uf trust
"n the prurrftv sold or an cash st the uur-
rH'-tr uUtlgn, 4 deposit nf $500 Will 10
required st time ~ sale All cpuypyanr.ng.
and recording wtit be at the purphaAer.- cost
Terms - f@ complied with within thirty
tats otherwise the trustees reserve the 81. flt
:" resell % he risk aud cost of the default
lEc purchaser
y II ROLAND DRURY.
u EKLlE TALH0Tr
Evening star., 1928-03-26

4Ae1 FAc @tfftt N"' 't"N'ht
TRUSTEES SALE 0r vALuAnLF REAL
tEf5AAFfF tf6AAf nhit NfR2HHiR 2nHHiRIpiso R Acog4Ekffk TEfE
lNG 4 sIoHE.. AND TWO APART
Ills aFoCRTEENTi sTREET NoR1B.
~ Virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duis
mcnt No io0 among the iand records ~
he District Of Columbia. and NJ th" request
tfustee viii sell at nu6tc auction. ia front
81 the premises. nn FRIDAY THF IHlHIl
E'rH tI0hi DAY. .0E MARCH. 4 y, 1923
sorited land and premises, situate IN the
bis'tist 81 columbia. aad designated ~ anu
four 0Oil in Clarence + E0rments sub
division 81 pafts Of lots Numbered twenty
@hrrfnaBs subdivision OF pHrt ui Mount
Pleasant aud 'l'leasant Plains az per piat
uf first mentioned subdty ylsion recorded ~ the
ohfr ~ ne surveyor Tor thr DlEtLic, az
Columbia Ia Litter County J. at folio 100
one hundred and ninety four tiDiB IN square
numbered t"ehty stR hundred and seventy
Terms u sale. The said property =. saolt
SUBJECT ~ hrsi deed ot trust iht s2o."uo
u0unofd at the time 0f sale, oue'half of
lac uufrbnse m9ney over aud above said trust
10 t,e paid 30 Saah. balance payable In one
year with interest 81 seven Der eentum DER
anhum. payable senii'ahnually, from daY o.
sais, secured bY deed uf trust upnn the prop"
erty sold or hll cash ~ the option Of Tho
purchaser denoslt nf &s0Ud VIII he RE-
auifed at tine 81 sale All conveyaneinE
recording, etc. at rast ~ purehasef Terms
~ saie to he complied with within so ava
from day ~ sale otherwise the trustee re-
serves the rlShi ta faaeii ibe pt0pefty At he
fish aud rGht ~ defauiiink put hastf, hftft
i've days' advertisement ~ such resale 10
some naWapHper publishcd 80 washington.
u. &. Ihkcs, tenis ana insurance ntptnuiUH
afo e. hr adjusted hT "hi'uiaii"h Ia tue
day pf sale
hATlOhAL eANJNGa s TRUST COMPANY
~ WILLIAM l. HOOVER rffsid"hi
tAeHi Trustee.
Affect y tEHCiVAL Wiis6N
UH itt1iAts tANH Secretary
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THOS OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs
1875 kve STREET Northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. BEING
PREMISES No. &lS INDIANA AVENUE
NORTHW Est
Bv virtue Of q certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Iibcr No 5gic folio Ash ct sea .
of the land records Of the District Of Co.
Hmbla. and at ,he request ot the party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned trustees VIII
>cil At paohC a4Ctou, IN front OF the prt M
gscS. Of tt ESpAY TIE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY or MARCH, A n 1928. Al
Fol Il O'CLOCK Pm. the following -Ccscrl b.
eG land aud premises. situate in the City OF
WASHINGTON. District OF Columbia AMI desig.
mated a. and bclug tot / in James II. Mari
and Thomas ". smiths subdivision Of
square south nt square 51@. as per plat
vevOried in Liher lS, folio 203 Of the rec.
ords Of the vftce Of the surveyor of the
District Of Columbia
Terms of sale. One-third OF the purchase
money to ne paid In cash. balance IN two
equal irstailmeutS. payable in one and two
wears with interest a : per Centum per an
nam paN able seml-anuuaiy from day of
sale secured hv decd OF trust upon the prop.
prty soid or Al cash. at the option OF the
nurcl aser 4 denosit of $500 90 viii be
required at time of ~aIc. All couveYancing.
Of sale 10 be complied with within 30 days
from dav Of sale, otherwise the trustees re.
serve the right 20 resell the property az the
risk and cost of defaultinE purchaser after
five dHvS advertisement nf suCsl resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
u. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
~~aMas UarvHsEaN NrEaFkA
TH0S, OMEN 4 son ATCIlONEERS.
l4S5 Eve street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING
PREMISES No. 402g CONNECTICUT

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO
PREMISES No 4O2p CONNECTICUT
AVENUE NORTHWEST
Bv virtue af q certain deed Of trust dated
ApFll : 49, heing instrument No. l@us
recorded ApT1, 1927 an1upR the land
records of TIE pstTlc1 Of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii sell al public aac-
ton. IN front 81 The premises on MoNnAn
TIE TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF MARC Il.
A y. 1925. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the
following described land and premises ST.
pafe in the District 0f Columbia and des3g-
mated as and being lot 1G IN II T. Huddie-
sons subdivision of lots m block /; "Fefn-
wood ElEhts." as per piat recorded IN the
Office Of The surveyor FOR the District OF Co
lGmhia ~ Liber 80 a. folio 81. subject 10
the building restriction lane OF record and .
the covenants of record Assessed ss iol 10
H. p8uarr @@s$5.
Terms sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for 81 $4,000 further particulars OF
which Wlll be announced az time 81 sale. the
uurcha@e price above saId trust 10 be paid
t. cash A deposit af $500 90 required.
Convey anc8u& recording etc, at purchaser
cost Terms q t,e complied with within
thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited and
the urucertr may ba sdvertised and resoid
zt She q scrstiou a the trustees.
HAROLD =. DOYLE,
WILLIAM l.. MILLER.
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Continued from Yesterdays starr
copvrtsh,. 1927. bv Frank L. Packard.

Well. then. his tones were dead,
as, taking his revolver from his pocket.
he stopped quickly and laid 1t In her lap
~ believe what you like. but at least
you will believe that have not forgot
ten you are n white woman amongst
men whose skins are Of another color
and that, furthermore, whether -ou like
1t or not. / shall not be far away-but
for me 10 be found here would cost this
man his life, and in the last analysis
/ could give you no more protection for
the moment than that weapon will
afford you. Hide 1t In your dress and
and" his voice broke utterly now as ne
turned and leaped for the doorway
Il pray God you will have no need TO
use it,
1t seemed to Peter that a sound which
mingled a sudden sob and low, maTti-
culate cry followed him but Aghar
Pind had closed the door behind him
now, end wi,h almost frantic haste was
both aiding and forcing him through
the trap door.
MAKE no sound, sahib. and hide
again in the hold-but close TO the door
of the engine room this time" bTeaJhed
Aghar Pind An will be we'll here for
a space-~that / know. / viii come 10
the sahlb Ia little while. Here are
matches, that the sahio may have
light"
Peter felt something thrust hurriedly
into his hand. end then the trap door
closed above his head. and ne vas in
the darkness beneath the cabin floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-26
1925 EYE ST NW.
Trustees Sale of Three-Story
Brick Residence, No. 939
Rhode Island Ave. NV.

By vtrtue OF certain deed ut trust. duly
recorded 10 Liher No. 5tJ1 at folio 90 nur
of the iand records for the District uf Co
hubia and at the teuUest uf the party ~.
cured thereby. Wc the undersigned trustees
w,i 4elI AZ pnhiic au"lons im tr,ni of ~
nrrlnix xe4 nn TiTt ReDAG TuE FIFTH DAY
on APRIL. to@N AT THREE'llIlklf
O'CLOCK Pm the lloWina Described l19
and premises situate IN the Cjtv OF Wash.
iugton District ot Columbia. '.nuWp amt
DISTINGUISHED a~ lot hfty t"ar t5lt - j. :
Chapman. subdivision Of tot. "a sa9tar'
three hundred mt slxty. .ionf alGi as pr
plat recorded IN ifbpr n folio lN1
of the records uf IN" office OF the sursryur
of the District al Columbia together with
The improvements thereon. sold subject ie
a prior deed Of trust for - 500. further
particulars ot which will be stated NJ time
ut safe
Terms. Al over and above SAID prior decd
Of Trust go he paid ia cash. lruos1t oI
SJ00 required AZ time OF sale Rc"oriine
eouyCFuneng. etc. at cost ot bufrhaF"i.
Terms 10 be complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale otherwise the pFuu-
erfv viii hs fesold at risk and cost OF de-
fAultiug purchaser.
PAUL = ROC EH%,
mhg4.d6daexsu Trustee@.
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AUCTION SALES.
Trustees Sale of Two-Story
Brick Dwelling, No. 1860 O
c. NV

oAANn OWGhAhA1 AN0s ANuU "
St. NV.
BY virtue Of n certain decd Of trnst duly
srq Of The land records OF the, District OF
Cnlumhin and at the request Ut the party
v"Ira % oof I'GG for sne the hv "1nf5T's"a p6 es
TdliiE 1,%ESE,Tyy, ElGliITlt vDhhY, Of MARCH
lng -drscribed land and PREMISES. situate in
the District of Columbia. t", vii. Lot 6".
"up aa said aubdi vision ~ recorded in iiber
r l.. H.. folto 33t. % the land records OF
The oiiico OF the Surveyor oi the District of
Terms Of sale: One-fourIh cash the bal.
1ncc 10 three. equal IuqtallmrUts. represented
by the promissorv notes ~ the purchaser
payable in one twn and three Years. with
interest at 9 per cent ncr apbun from, Day
If saie p1yAb' semi annually secured hy
decd uf trust Ipun the nfuncrtv sold &C all
cash. at the option OF the purchaeer 4
deposit Of 100000 required at sale. All
n0uvryanrrfc racnfdug and notarial fers At
cost of purchaser. Terms Ia ho c"mplted
with Within thirty davs from dnv of sale
otherwise the trnsters rnscrrr the r,Ght To
the deianltnT nur,ha.cr after i've days
advertisement iu some newspaper published
;" GFoRGF NJ EMMERlCH.
HERMANS II. BERGMA%S.
n,hl7 d&dcv~u 'tru@'""a
1t"5 Eyc Street Northwest.
rRTsIE,Es , sAtE Is 9F v6GEAg&Sf6 gS6 EEAL H%F
HALE STORY FRANZ, DWNbkLL,%<G!n, ~,
G9fHAII!$&w paTH IK!$$&wxF FIVE af5o f%PNS SSoxRR66EE
STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of . certain dred ~ trust re
corded ia lIbcr M H1ll at IuhO ~ ~
the land records OF the District "i to'nm
ha and ~ the request nf the. parties ~, ured
thereby the undersigned VIII sell at ruhtc
auction ia front Of the premises o.
THURSDAY. THE TW WCNTY NINTH DAY
OF MARCH lo2A AT THREETHIRfY
O'CLOCK pm THE following d"scrhrd land
umtia and brlu2 lot numbered seven -
~ sduare numbered forty-thr"c hundred and
Uur tt3Ogj dcscTihgd iu sad decd Of
trust upon tn. following terms
Terms of sale: Said property is subject
10 . prior decd Of trust securing IN 'nti"ht
r,iness of So 800 90 aud said property vail
br sn!d subject 10 said decd of trust Indebted
ness Oi thr purchase pTIrc over 1ud abovr
SAID deed Ut trust $500 90 - TO bc ptld ~
cash. the balance p4yahip 40 monthly install.
torrst at the rate 0f Ga r. pcr anHum and
secured by second decd ~ trust upuu the
property sold or an cash At the option
of the purchaser. Interest amt taxes 10
hr pad ur adjusted tu date pt sale A
deposit of 5000 90 viii h- required ~ the
ct. at tn" cost OF uufch tsor Terms of
sale to hp complied with within thirty t30t
days from day al sale. otherwise drpnslt
viii be forfeited and property fesUld AZ risk
90 davs advertisement ~ such rrsa.c IN
some newspaper published tn Washington,
FRANCIS SAUL.
Nn 9|j 9TH 81 NV
WILLIAM J. BENSON
No 32i 9TH - y "
mLla d&ds "N ~ Trustees
JtID- / OWEN T. son AtrfvTTnN NEEp@
Evening star., 1928-03-26
EDUCATIONAL.

MOVING, rACklNG \ STORAGE
2rQgAQe EpR INaSlfuaE AM WANt,s
NJ ain i0SN ltn nam
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ADAM 4. wrs,nlrR sos Au,toocer.
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y FRANCIS SAUL
M. 9HJ 18th St. y W
WILLIAM = BENSON
No 32i 18th - y "

THO-. J OWEN s. son AtCTtONEEES
1913 Eve Strert NollhWc-l
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HARRY ". GLADMAN.
lIIAI MEna A, AnNE
). =. CuLL Jr. Trustees
Attv. for Party Secured
NINA 4 Ids nKAu

THOg j OWEN SONS AUCTiONEERS
ti45 Eve STREET N0rth9rst
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BIG BARGAIN.
SALE OR RENr-HoUSES.
WA<TEG TO BUY-Ii0USES.

S0S fgFFFRS0N ST NV -AMI. SHOW
~ hath garage. reasonable. Apply 33l4
New Hampshire ave. 20
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THOs J. OWEN & SON, .AuCTI0NEEF
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IDAM 4EseHLEh sDa A.aioaeen
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q. PERCY McgLUE
SAMUEL v, GtS~AGk Trustees.
Attorney for h0Llrr of the note
rahl 3 IL / Z lN. 20 u % % % -
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IDAB = NL6lM.Ih 4 sos h1otIo0es1
, 1928-09-01

CHRISTANSTED Monday, September g. i 30a m, and Tuesday oep@moe 4 Il a {
VS. All St COx M &f
1tC Test - Parade Ground. 3
Friday, September T. p M ad Saturday Sept ID n. Parade Grounds
". ChrstanSted T.. g. .3
FREnERIKSTFD T1mdav. September II, IL Am and Wednesday, Sept. r. Il m
VS. All St CriX
2nd Test Prosperity Grounds -
CHPHT4NSTED Tbus4ay. September Ii, 10 30 n. ~ Parade Ground.
vs. "Invnche' &C. @S
Friday, Sept IA, Il a m. & Saturday, Sept Is III m Parade Ground
vs. Tho Virgin Islands.
, 1928-09-01
Schedule OF Fixtures !.
ST. NTTS--ST, CROK CRICKET TOURNAMENT
| 2 s.

lished patronage Of His Excellency tt
rgin Islands, Captain W. EVANS, y. ;.
LIST OF FlXTUR : 3
THE ST. KITS WANDERERS TOUR
New Britain herald., 1928-11-13
Golf Made President
 Of Mathematics Assn.

At a. recent meeting of the mathe- matics teachers of Connecticut. Robert E. Golf. director of mathe- matics in the New Britain High and Junior High schools. was elected to president of that organization. The meeting took place in Hartford. Plans are under way to unite all of the mathematic teachers organi- zations of the state into one group and to meet in one place and not in various places as they now do
 There will be a special time schedule at the Senior High school tomorrow morning and afternoon. During the opening morning period the students in grades 10-1 and all pupils in higher grades who have not done so, will take the ''intelli- gence test" given each year to in- coming pupils. In the afternoon the correcting of the tests by the teach CTS in the school will take place during the special period arranged for that purpose.
 All members of typewriting classes and and members of typewriting class { will report to assigned rooms for special work during the morn ing special period.
 The upper assembly will be omitted tomorrow morning.
 Tho cross-country squad of Track Coach Lionel Depot held its run this afternoon after school.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-13
i. l. STEARNS, 70,
 DIES ON STREET
Taken u at Factory, Succumb
 Before Reaching Home

While returning to his home at 30 Vine street late yesterday after noon following an attack of illness while at work at the Hart & Cooley plant. George L. Stearns, 70 years old. dropped dead on the sidewalk in front of the Liberty gasoline sta tion on West Main street.
 pr. John Purney. deputy medical examiner. was called and after he had viewed the remains he pro- nounced death due to heart disease and gave permission to B. c. Porter Sons. undertakers. to prepare the body for burial.
 Mrs. Charles Lindquist of 35 Wakefield court was passing along the street at the time and when Mir. Stearns was within few feet of her he staggered and fell Mill ton Greenhalgh of Is Vance street and Robert Grace hurried to his side. picked him up and carried him into the gasoline station. Dr. A. J. savard was called. but MT. Stearns was dead when the doctor arrived The police were notified and later tho deputy medical examiner sum- moned. He had not complained of Illness previous to the attack in the afternoon.
 Surviving him besides his wife Mrs. Nellie E. Stearns, are a sister Nlrs' w. Y. Andres. and the follow. ing nephews: Dr. c. F. Stearns Howard Y, stearns. Roland. Walter Fred and Herbert Andres, and nieces, Mrs, W. F. Faulkner of Mer. lden. Mrs Edward Mayor and Mrs A. E, Root.
 MT. Stearns was member of the First church. Bible class. Harmon, lodge. A. F. and A. M.. and the First Congregational church.
 Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock a, the home. Rev. Theodore A. Greene pastor of the First church. will of. ficiate.
 Burial will be in Fairview ceme. tery. The Masonic ritual will be conducted at the grave by Harmon, lodge.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-13
CHAUFFEUR HURT
 WHEN AUTO TIPS
(Continuei from First Page)
caused Ly the impact of the steering wheel against his chest.
 Mother and nanrhfer Iniurnd

caused Ly the impact of the steering wheel against his chest.
 Mother and Daughter Injured
 About lo:1o o'clock last night Mrs. Mary r. Kerber of So4 Ma pie street. and her daughter. Frances. aged e1. a teacher in the V. B. Chamberlain school. were riding east on Ellis street when their car was struck by car driven by stephen Sutkowski of 1855 North street. Mrs. kerber told Supernumerary Officer Muszynski that she stopped as she approached the corner of South Main street and thought she had time to pass before Sutkowski. who was driving north on South Main street. reached the intersection.
 The impact of Sutkowski's car against the right side of the kerber car spun the latter completely about so that it faced west on Ellis street and tossed it onto the sidewalk on the northeast corner. where it bang ed against the building in which the Economy store is located. The rear right wheel, rear fender. right rum ring board. window in the door and windshield of the Kerber car were smashed. The left front fender, left front tire. front bumper and wind. shild of the other car were damaged. Mrs. kerber was badly shaken up and today she was suffering from the effrr's of the shock. Her daugh. ter sustained slight cuts about the
New Britain herald., 1928-11-13

face and was severely bruised about the body. Both are under care of Dr. w. r. Flanagan. Mrs. kerber and Sulkowski agreed. according to Officer Muszynski's report, that the accident was the result of misjudg- ing the distance across the inter- section,
New Britain herald., 1928-11-13
BANKS ID SEND OUT
 CHRISTMAS CHECKS
About SS@,ooo Will Be Dis
 ribQtted to Club Members

More than $S2o.00O will be paid out by the banks of this city in Christmas Club checks within the course of the next few weeks. ac- cording to survey made today. The clubs. generally. close this week and checks will be mailed out within the next two weeks. In practically all of the banks. the payments on the clubs will be finished this week and new ones will be started for the com- ing year.
 The Commercial Trust Co. again leads the field in the amount of money it has handled through the Christmas Club Savings plan, Ap- proXimately $135,000 in checks will be paid out at mailing. time. The New Britain National Bank is sec ond with an approximate total Of $loO.000. Next comes the New Brit gin Trust Go, with approximately $50.000 while the City National Bank will pay out about $35.0oo.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-13
MILK PRODUCTION FOR
 MONTH SHOWS DECREASE
Average Per Cow h New England Is l.: Per Ceut Below Last
 Figures.

Boston. Nov. l3 (UP)-The aver. age production of milk Der COW on November in New England was <.3 per cent below that of October l. ac- cording to the monthly dairy letter of the New England crop reporting service.
 The decline this month brought the average production down to g. point below that Of November 1s24, 1926 and 1897.
 average production. there were de- creases in Maine. Vermont. q Massa chusetts. Rhode Island and Connec- ticut. with an increase in New Hampshire.
 Average daily milk production per COW on November was S.7 per cent below that of q year ago. The aver age of l4.0l pounds per COW this year compares with 1t.S3 pounds last month, 14.s6 pounds year ago and 14.79 pounds two years ago.
 As compared with last November. decreases of 2,2 per cent occurred in Maine: per cent in Vermont: 8 per cent in Massachusetts. and s.i per cent in Connecticut. These were partially offset by increases of 7.c per cent in New Hampshire and 7.4 per cent in Rhode Island.
 The proportion of dry COWS to all COWS increased slightly over that of month ago and is now reported only slightly below that of a year ago. For New England. dry COWS were c2.s per cent of all cows com- pared with c0.G per cent last month, co.6 per cent s year ago, and :O.9 per cent two years ago. Dry COWS were reported as 19,s per cent of all COWS in Maine, ?2.3 per cent in New Hampshire. 27 per cent in Vermont.