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ACCOUNTANT BooKREErER. thoroughly
set of ir"aks to keen In spare time. Address
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motion .i,h hrtn do'ns copy ana ssle" lr,,r'
BAKER white. fret class. all around. wants
rob, Address BOX I2s-A star oni'r. 80
BOOKKEEPING and ,noame tax reports:
rr"dt siipers'slnn: small nrm sI."iaitsi day
TAR evening. Addrrse Box 4nz Star Uiiice.
BUILDING PERMITS-~specialtv In taking
OFT ali kinds of permit@ for buihiinK al small
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CHAUFERffR eoioreh. Tor private family or
light delivery. Phone North 500"
CREDIT AMI COLLECTIONS MAN. y YEAR.
pr.'tinn. Addp"ss Res tta.A. Star 6fi.~. 80
FILIPINO wants situation betofr snd after
school: seii recommended. Franklin kunt
MAN married D. yrar.' shop experience
would Ike p,s'i"n a* chauffeur 90 privs,
party; t,est references. clarendon DtH,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

NASH SEDAN. the beat buy in torn. fully
guaranteed: prited very low. easy te-ra.
Washington Cadillac Co. 1873 Conn. ave
NASH ADVANCED SIKH good condition
az n|w tires terms IN suit $3.50. Must
sHll At once VI $40
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Husi ~ ektef,snssc sgHiy tbDss With
n. sfs s4fsga4s,s ait ~ aOhsiGsssf satsIs
sfE NINTH fsN ms stss sas pm
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

NASH SPECIAL. FOUR DOOR SEDAN 1927
just like new: 81 $50: easy terms; will
trade Mr. Long " $50
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.
DOGS, PETS. ETC

" ANTEDA-Omnigraph or other rode ma
chine. IN good condition. Phone Clarendon
SI{-F-1o
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
HENDRYX metal breeding cases !prati =
Netting Foot nests hair, ctr, ~ Hf.h
TON =. .i,IS lHti.5'tid 49,. % go
FAIRCHlLD'S PET SHOP,
1919 9th st. NV. Main 3697.
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ATTENTION.

We want 2 of the better tyne of hous"-to-
house statesmen. This - splendid opi"r'
tunity and these men are to i've nun on
niv The Piano Shnp as y Y ave.
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OLDSMOHILE COt-PE ia1T-wii Yusran-
tee this car Same a. neg. 1850: terms
Phone Atlantic 3tSi or see at 1925 COIN ct.
ux franklin gI4n
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OLDsMOBIfE SPORT TOURING. la25-Ap-
Desrsnce and condition excellent: S3"S
terms Phone Atlantic 1881 or -. at 1925
10Th st franklin R5a0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

NARNDS = .pas$euger touring. model 1929
motor tires and top ROfd condition new Rat
terry. prI"r. $500: terms. Clarke. 1898 3ist
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SAI.E-.Ai'rOMORll.ES

BUICK COACH. standard q. Al condition.
slishtty USED hy 1snrr. low naiisaxe. nuya
finished, sat cuveTs ) hail.ssn tfres. wheel
t~St hay IN TOWN usVal ostirr~ ssaVtag tugD
at otsss pr4rw, $500. Easy terms Trade.
Py,-A Garage. .tsi iAts 81, NV. Alwsys
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES modern furniture. rugs pianos
rsrates merchandise large or small fots
q. lst~D
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Line. $40. -leF> s. : 2
Crcn l>Keninus AMI SUNDAYS.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal ~
3 cents per limo additional to the reg
uiar line rate
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REAL BARGAINS.
L~Fnf: OF IN
MANHATTAN GARAGE AND
ACCESSORY Co.
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NOTICE THESE SPECIALS:
Oakland Se>san. tate model s-"o
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IE"ETTN. late mptieIs. sedan cuUpe. roa3-
.ier and hrnnzham for the unpaid nDtss.
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MAKO Ell.ER. thorntigaly CXperien'fd az
around operator li"A lith It. NV. FRANK
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BEAUTY rARiORS.
PERMANENT WAVE special So E,in,".is
nv Nestle cirruiine maThtne, nv graduate
students of the Honour school Fr. Ataf
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SPECIAL MARCEL WAVE boo. FOR AT,
pointmcnt call franklin iuiti. NHUThs
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MNlt MNlNlkS, INC.
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02

Seattle Tee Cream at schalierer's Alaska Shop. q
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02
NiNiLcHik TEACHER

Mrs George Wendler, wife of the school teacher at Homer, has accepted the position as assistant teacher in the school at Ninilchik. She is filling the place of Miss Howe who had to give up the school on account of ill., ness. Mrs. Wendler started out with dog team but that had to be given up so she walked most of the way to Ninilchik.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02

SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SCHALLER- ER'S ALASKA SHOP
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02
| FEW IF THE MANY
 ALASKA HAL|BUT BOATS

The following list of halibut boats was recently published in the Chroni- cle and for purposes of reference may be of interest to local business firms and others:
 Margaret No. 1, Captain George Fritz, British Emblem No. l, Captain J. Kylik, British
 Sentinel, Captain L. P Sunderland. Onah, Captain H. Selig.
 Mckinley, Captain B. Hansen. Crawling, Captain T. Christensen. Inger, Captain T. Ellertsen.
 Yukon, Captain K. Ongstad. Reliance, Captain Edward Larsen. Reliance, Captain Carl Blindheim Glacier, Captain Hans Roaming. Majestic, Captain Pete Petersen Northern, Captain Claus Ramberg Imperial, Captain J. c. Rohmen. Sumner, Captain A. Soriano. Defense, Captain K. l.. Farstad Akutan, Captain Ole Bjerke. Anna J., Captain Edward Lawier Attu, Captain T. Wold.
 Yakutat, Captain l. Sellereite Rainier, Captain Ole Knutsen. Grant, Captain I. C. Widsteen. Wizard, Captain Fred Ostren. Eagle, Captain w. H Engdahl. Columbia, Captain Fred Hassell Viking, Captain E. s. Loken. J. P. Todd II, Ben Klatten.
 North, Captain Nels Rorvik.
 Vanese, Captain Chris Peterson. Lituya, Captain H. Jensen
 Alten, Captain Ben Corneiuiser. Ithona, Captain Ole Moland.
 Panama, Captain Henry Austen Seymour, Captain G. Hansen. Kanatak, Captain Conrad Wold. Irene, Captain Charles Johnson.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02
GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO

Al Daily, one of the best known trappers in the False Pass country, who arrived in Seward the other day on the Starr. will go South on theS.s. Aleutian to Seattle and thence on to San Francisco to spend few weeks with his sister He expects to be gone for at least two months.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02
STARR TO kETcHIkAN

The s s. Starr departed for Ketchi- kan last night to pick up a pile driver and barge These will be taken direct to Tutka bay, It is expected the ves- sel will return to port in 10 days.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02
COMING IN THE SPRING

There hasn't been more than four, or five cold storage plants started in Ko- diak, but it is expected big one will blow in when the soft, mild and gentle zephyrs are waited hither from the sunny climes of California, and May flowers bedeck the hills and wales of monster Kodiak Island
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02

The longer you deal with this old established market of csrstens the better you will like 1t.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02

John P. Johonson, of Afognak, ar rived yesterday on the Starr for med ical attention at the Seward General hospital
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02
TWO GAMES TONIGHT

The Mission boy scouts and the local scouts meet tonight at o'clock, in the s. A. c. hall, to play off dou- ble header game of basketball aud baseball. A small admission fee is be- ing charged to help the lads along.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02

You read it In The Gateway first.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-02

When you want good steak CT roast, give carstens a call.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
BOND MARKET OFF U. s. BONDS FIRM
Light Trading in Securities
 Several Under Pressure

New York, July IS Rl-The bond market was dull and prices irresu larly lower today Except for a slight firming tendency displayed by some |. $. government oblieations and few industrials. all of which, however. were lightly traded, the general list saggod.
 U. $. Rubber 7'2s. Wilson X Co. first Cs, Pure Oil 5i2s. Loew's ss tN-warrants and Anaconda coprer
 Gs were among the few issues to make small gains, Dodge Brothers bs reacted to announcement that the final date for exchanging stock under the plan for merger with Chrysler had been postponed by at
 tracing fairly heavy liquidation. In-
 ternational Paper 6s also were under pressure.
 Most rails showed small losses. Public Service of New Jersey led the decline of the utilities, easing off
 nearly a point. The foreign list was steady.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
LIQUIDATION IS
 FEATURE OF CURB
Market Reflects HeaYiness Of
 the Big Board

New York. July Is iPl-Curb
 market prices yielded under liaui- dation today. the market rehecting the heavness of the Big Board and higher money rates. A few in- dustrial specialties advanced against the trend.
 Mines especially were under pres sure with Newmont dropping about
 3 points Noranda ? and Bunker
 HiHll 5. Automotive shares joined the general decline. Bohn- Alumni mum. Safe T-Stat. Wire Wheel. Yel- low Taxi and others yielding 6 point
 or more. Bancitaly dropped about points, Deere & Co. 10. Pepperell Manufacturing 14 and Neisner Brothers. Tubize, Casein. Columbia Ora phaphone and Fox Theaters A to 4 points.
 Spanish and General. which reached new high every day dur ing most of last week. touched 8 new top today at s S-S, the buoy ancy being ascribed to buying on re. ports that American interests have
 acquired part control of the com.
 pany, American Cynamid R. United Biscuit A and L. $. Freight sought higher levels.
 Utilities were irregular and oils heavy.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
ARRESTED FOR TIRE THEFT

sergeant Patrick J. OMara ar rested William Dombroski, aged 1S. of AZ East street, this afternoon on the charge of theft of an automobile tire owned by Tony kochanowicz, who lives at the corner of Lyman and Gold streets and conducts a store at 9S Fairyiew street. The young man was released in $10o bonds furnished by his father, for his appearance in police court to- morrow.
 kochanowicz reported the theft of the tire to Officer John l.. Carlson 8 few weeks ago and Sergeant O'Mara received information that Edmund Miller of A Pulaski street had it on his car, Miller. who is Dombroski's brother-in-law, told the sergeant Dombroski had given it to him and Domhroski is said to have admitted the theft. Kochanowicz was repairing the car and left it over night in a yard near his store. The following day he could not find it.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
MARKET DULL; PRICES SAGG|NG
Selling the Feature on Wall
 Street-Rails Are Of
tBy Stanley W. Prenosil

tBy Stanley W Prenosil Associated Press Financial Editor)
 New York. July Is Rl-Extreme dullness again characterized today's stock market, with the general list drifting lower on resumution Of selling for both accounts. Standard industrials and rails fell 1 to | points as supporting orders were withdrawn, and q few of the hish priced specialties broke 5 to II points
 Call money renewed at 6i. per cent and was in such plentiful sup ply that the rate was dropped to 6 in the early afternoon. There was no appreciable calling of loans. With the prospect that all federal reserve banks shortly will esta blish the 5 per cent rc-discount rate. and that a further advance is likely before the end of the summer, speculators for the advonce showed little disposi- tion to go ahead with their own operations.
 Despite the favorable character Of most Of the current sales and earn ings reports. the motors yielded rather readily to selling pressure. General Motors fell 3is points be- fore it encountered effectual buying support, and Chrysler. Studebaker, Packard, Nash and Hudson yielded point or more. Steels failed to respond to reports of expanding op- erations in some districts.
 Airplane shares were again the targets of bear attacks. Wright being hammered down 1 points and Curtiss S'2. Oils. which showed signs of starting new forward movement last week. also joined in the decline, Houston breaking 6 IA points, Indian Refining preferred 51 l-4 and Indian Refining common and certificates and Atlantic Refin- ing about each.
 American Seating and New York Dock sank to new low lev els for the year
 With the exception of Delaware X Hudson, which advanced point. most Of the rails yielded with the lndustrialS, but the losses were not as large. Southern Railway and Wabash each dropped moro than 2 joints and Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific and Baltimore X Ohio yield ed q point or two.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
City Items

A daughter was born to. MT. and Mrs. Herman Schultz of :s Upton street at New Britain General hos pital last night.
 The recently elected officers of Alexandria lodge, A. l. O.. paugh- ters of St, George. will be installed Wednesday evening a. 8 o'clock in Vega hall. The ceremony will be in charge of Mrs Mabel Turner of this city. district deputy
 w. A. Harty branch. A. Q. H. will meet tonight at Judd's hall,
 A, G Hammond Auxiliary. L. S W. N. will entertain members and friends Wednesday afternoon from , to o'clock at the state armory. The regular meeting of the Milf, tary Order of Lizards will he held Wednesday evening at o'clock al the state armory.
 A Slo0 suit was brought today b. J. A. kcmler O.. against Joseph Mikola jczyk through Attorney NJ. W Rosenberg. Papers were served b. Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz.
 The police were notified today o' the return of the operators license of Russel r. Tormay of 54 Clinton street
 Arnold Suess of Ill kensingtor ! Avenue suffered q slight injury tt the head when struck by swing al the playground at Willow Brool park, according to report of Super numerary Officer Cyrus Schoonmak CT, who had him taken to his home Marriage intentions were filed a the office of the town clerk today b. | Ermina D. Quarti of 559 Soutl street and Mary Ida Pogo of 24: | Oak street.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Indict Republican Negro
 For Selling Public Posts

Biloxi, Miss. July 16 UP)-An indictment charging sale of public offices in Mississippi has been re- turned against Perry w. Howard, national negro republican commit teeman, by the federal grand jury here. it became known today.
 The indictments were returned Saturday but were not made public until today. Howard is now in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Mrs. CarmclIa Nardtni

Mrs. Carmella Nardini, aged ss years, a resident of Avon, died Saturday at the Hartford hospital. She leaves her husband, Samilano. one son. Dominic of Hartford. two daughters Mrs. Agustino Manochi of Newington. and Mrs. Eva Ron dini of Hartford; a brother in Franc 3 sister. Mrs. Louis Daisey of this city and II grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ma nochl, Barbour road. Newington. to- morrow morning at 9;15 o'clock and at 10 o'clock from St, Mary S church. this city. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
BRINGS FORECLOsURE SUIT

A foreclosure of mortgage lien and possession of mortgaged pro- perty on Overlook terrace and View street is asked for in . suit brought by Schultz & Costello, Inc. against Peter Schitono and John M. Kissick, through Attorney A. A. Greenberg. In the complaint. served today by Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz. the plaintiff alleges non-payment of three promissory notes, one by Kos sick and two by Schitono. The writ is returnable in the court of com mon pleas in Hartford on the first Tuesday in September.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
DRIVE ON POLICE BOOK
 SPREADING IN STATE
Chamber Of Commerce in Manchcs- ter Follow Lead Set by New
 Britain, Opposing dyerttsing


 A warning against advertising in the program for the police field day here August $, similar to that issued here by Secretary Ralph H. Benson of the Chamber of Commerce, is be- ing broadcast by other chamber sec retaries through the state, according to reports.
 One secretary. George F. Rix, who is a past president of the Conner cial Secretaries association of Con- necticut 4ad a member of the execu- tive com 9ttee. has followed a warn ing issued recently to members of the Manchester Chamber of Com merce. with another warning issued Saturday.
 Mir. Rix repeated his former asser- ton that Manchester advertisers would benefit private parties only and not the New Britain police. He said the private promoter who bought the privilege from the New Britain police is asking merchants throughout the state to pay thou sands of dollars for what the New Britain police will receive s1,5oo.
 MT. Rix added q statement which has been made by several directors of the New Britain Chamber that several times $1.500 could be secured for the police pension fund by direct appeal.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Real Estate News
W arranty Deeds

Gladys M. Andrews to William R. Woszczyna. McClintock street.
 Shuttle Meadow Club. Inc. to AL bert F. Corbin, Shuttle Meadow avenue.
 4. F. Hutchinson, Inc, to Santo and Constance Frazzina, Turton and Hutchinson streets.
 Matilda J, Weyh to Louis and Anna Deutsch, Winthrop street.
 Mortgage Deeds
 William B. Woszczyna to Herbert Camp and Meyer Zinman, $2,500. McClintock road,
 Louis Deutsch to the New Brit ain Trust Co.,. s4,ooo, Winthrop street.
 Savings Bank of Rockville 10 George and Matilda Weyh, Win throp street.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
SUES FOR IUDGMENT

Suit for s7oo was brought today by Jacob Sargis against Anna Neu- bauer and others through Attornety II. H. Milkowitz. The plaintiff claims that a Judgment rendered in the city court against the defendants remains unsatisf1ed and asks the foreclosure of judgment lien signed by H. H. Milkowitz which was filed on July 13 of this year and possession of the premises. appraisal of the property and deficiency judgment, and a re- ceiver to collect rents. Papers were served today by Deputy Sheriff Mar tin Horwitz and the writ is return able in city court on the first Mon- day in August.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
British Win Another
 In Yacht Race Series

Dunoon. Scotland. July 16 R,- The British siX-meter yachting team won today's event in the series of races on the Clyde for the British
 have won two races and America
 one, the invaders having been suc-
 cessful in the first of the three races
 contested thus far.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Deaths
Mrs Jennie Parillo

Mrs, Jennie Parillo, aged s2 yearA died yesterday afternoon at the home of her son, Frank Parillo of 59 NeWfield avenue. Besides her son Frank, she leaves another son, An thony, and three grandchildren. She was a native of Italy and had been a resident of this city for many years.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at O clock from St Mary's church. Burial will be in St Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
SPANKED HIS WIFE

Paw. Paw. Mich. July l6 UP)- Paul Stanley. truck driver and his wife walked arm in arm from Justice Ora Killers court today after Stan, ley paid five dollar fine for spanking his wife. The spanking was administered on the main street of Hartford, near here, before a large crowd of interested spectators. stan ley said his wife had taken his car without permission.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
ALTERATIONS AT LYCEUM
 TO COST ABOUT $1W,000
Permit For RenOyations to Be Made this Summer Taken Out at City Hall

A permit to make alterations 10 he amount of $10o.00o was taken but today by Joseph Dzicek. owner Pf the Lyceum theater. The work Fill be done by Charles Smith & Ions of Derby. following plans pre- pared by Architect Henry r. Ludorf. In addition to interior work which
 has as it's objective an increase as (rell as modernizing the playhouse,
 is planned to have q lobby afford Ing an entrance from Main street through the Leonard building.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
co1-NCu MEETS TONIGHT.

The common council will hold an informal meeting tonight at the or flee of Mayor Psonessa to consider water department and school de- partment expenses. the former In conjunction with extension of the system, and the latter with reference 10 overdrafts in the repair item.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
S. F. DYSON RETURNS HOME.

Sturman F. Dyson of the Porter & Dyson Co. has returned after at. tending the Gorham executive con- ferences, held July II, 1: and 13. at Narragansett Pier. at the SquAntim club and the Viking hotel. Speakers heard during the conferences in- cluded Prof. Edmund Learned. Dr. Franklin Cave. William Nelson Taft, Prof. Hobart, A. D. Bell, Nrs. Lillian Gum. Arthur Cohen and '. St. Elmo Lewis.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
APPOINTED TO ANNAPOLIS
Howard J. 11Irton, Native of This City, Passes Final Examinst tion For |. $. Naval Academy.

Howard J. Turton. employed in the sales department of Landers, F'rary & Clark. today passed the physical examination for entrance to the United States naval academy at Annapolis and was appointed. He had previously passed all other ex- a1ninations.
 MT. Turton. who has been making his home in Meriden although a na- tive of New Britain, is the son of MT. and Mrs Frank Turton. He re- ceived his appointment from L. $. Senator Hiram J. Bingham.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
MONSEEs CASE CONTINUED

In Waterbury police court today, the case of Fred Monsees of this city. charged with taking an auto
 mobile without permission of the
 owner. was continued until Monday. July 23. Attorney Thomas r. Me- Donough is counsel for Monsees,
 who was arrested on Allen street,
 this city. Saturday morning.