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Evening star., 1928-06-03
THE UNITED STATES NAVY BAND.

The United States Navy Band. Lieut..
Charles Benter leader. viii play the first
Of . series Of concerts 1T the Capitol
tomorrow night.
The program viii include the overture
''Ftdelio" (Beethoven); the ballet suite
"Pantomine" Laeome). and scenes
from the opera "Mignon" (Thomas)
Bandmaster q. de Giorgfo will be heard
In solo for cornet, Musician Astray
In the Forest" tHerman).
The band also will give concerts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets Tuesday
night, and at the Navy Yard Wednes-
day night.
Detailed programs are printed the
day Of each concert.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Nordica Clubs Present
Benefit Concert Tomorr,

A CONCERT will be given by the
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra. Hawaiian Guitar and Ukulele
Club and Banjo Club. tomorrow night
under the direction Of Walter T. Holt,
at Columbia Heights Christian Church.
1888 Park road. beginning at Sis
o'clock. Assisting soloists will be Con-
stance Goodman. reader. and Harvey
T. Townsend. tenor. The proceeds. in
the form Of an offering, will be given
for the church building fund. The
concert Is under the auspices Of the
Wilmeth Bible class.
The program will be:
Ncrdlca Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra
tbl Overture Egmont" Beethoven
n Arr. De Loss
e, .Tns oId Refrain. ....... KSsisls, e,
w ~ charls. 4. Conrard '''' ae'''''
fai The Song of Thanksgiving"
w Mr. TowHssnd '"'''e
Piano accompaniment by Carl s. Mtlard.
ibj 'Intsrmezzo ct valsc Lenited ''''''
fro" s'''''''''.'Ai' Arr De- te'ils:: Ls.:
tive minutes iutsrnlssiorl
Nordica Hawa,i.n - Guitar and uEnleie Club
Arr. A. r. Hill
Tenor banjo solos---
taD fntermezzo---"N Noiz' ..... Arndt
tbt MaTch--"The Drum Major" Ellis
Bob Boriek,
Accompanied hy M. Holt.
Nordiea String Quartet
tAI 'sTaraBteIiR" .,.,.,.....H Heller
lbi "Valse Lucille e''..,......... Frinll
r.. W. ne Loss. frat mandolin. r. A..
koontz, second mandolin: Phiiip Floria
tenor msndola Raymond A. Hart, mando'
ReadinEs--seiected
Mrs, Goodman
Mandolin solo-~Unacconipanied--
FAota e. Q StAuHPf
Esther LlnEer.
Nordica Banjo Club
Southern Favorites'. Arr. Foden
Evening star., 1928-06-03
SOLDIERS HOME BAND.

The usual three concerts by the
United States Soldiers Home Military
Band viii be given Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons Of this week
beginning at $50 o'clock. in the band
stand. John s. NJ. Zimmerman, band
master, Anton Pointner assisting.
The detailed programs viii be pub
hshed In daily issues Of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

The Paramount studios In Hollywood
cover more than six square blocks Of
Land III the heart Of the city.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

The choir is composed of Sopranos
Laura Cannon. Ruth Havenner, Agnes
Koontz, Josephine Marshall. Eunice Per-
rie, Ethel Smith. Alma Van Geuder
nltos--Marian Dony. Edna Hubacher
Rose Hubacher, Agnes Teates, Pearl
Zirkle: tenors-Edward CLANCY, Her.
, 1928-08-14
Publication.

IT hereby made known, that the
! House and Land Taxes for the
year 1927 for town and country pro
pertieS, which became due for pay
ment on May l, 1928, will be re
ceived at the Department of Fin
ance in Christiansted for the town
and country districts of Christian
sted and at the Branch office of
the Department of Finance in Fred
eriksted for the town and country
districts of Frederiksted.
At the expiration Of the month of
September, 1928, the lists of taxes
in arrears will be forwarded to the
Sheriff for necessary legal action in
en- ;orcing collection.
The Cashiers of the Department
Of Finance will receive these taxes
each day, except saturday after
moons, Sundays and holidays, be-
tween the hours of 300 to 100
a. m. and from 100 to $3.50 p. m.
Government of the
Virgin Islands of the United States,
st. CroiX, August l, 1928.
FRANK T. FOXWELL,
Despatching Secretary.
, 1928-08-14
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Evening star., 1928-04-28
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Evening star., 1928-04-28
SALE OR RENT-sUB PROP'TY,

CHEAP. BIT DfGSTFTED-I34 CTAREN-
don ave. Clarendon. For sale. 81 900 down.
or rent with lease S45 per mo r. b..
pantry. porches furnace. gas cleo. good
repair, .young fruit near center Of town:
corner lot. surrounded by we'll kept homes.
Especially desirable. Address Box 146-N.
star office. 20
HYATTSVILLE - LARGE MODERN (.
room house shrubtery and fruit trees II
". Wells ave Gail Lincoln 522O, OWNER .
DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES IN NEARBY
Arlington County Virginia Ideal lOcatiOn=
KENNETH VI. LIVINGSTONE. 1917 Il
NV. Main roo Main 56f2.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
RENT-suBUaBAN PROPERTY,

RENT--SuBURRAN PROPERTY.
FOR LEAsE--T-R0OM HOUSE uNFUR.
ntshed: hot-water heat, laundry trays. elcc-
,s Sa tso baths "a Sssssn nun.
!. sIiso. % or phone silver sasiaT 80. II. .BS:.nS,
s-RO0M VIRGINIA HoME. Sd0 OO--tOs
SS"Tss SS ,rss nas. sSes Ts fam f'i Wssd aS d
tel ON bus AMI street ear lines, luautgN
Of Mr., smith, opposite property, Clarendon
LYON PARK vA.-~-;lRoOM, KTrCHEN ANIl
bath hungalow. newly decorated. IN heautlt0t
wooded section 80 minutes hy trolley With
or. without hntltin gaEarnt coupie oaS,
tSS South Spruce 81. Phone clarSsn9o"
SEMEnETAcHEn HOUSE. FIVE LARGE
rooms, bath, ana. garden gafase; So 10
Iei Clarensen lsoe' IS Harrison 81,
BUNGALOW. FIVE MOONS, RATH< AEAIS
ing plant stone hFenlace, lArEc porch, shAsie
bsicnss Highway and peansSivania Railroad
i. howser, isanham or hF0ops Music
BUNGALOW on i ROOMS, \ Mll.Es IRON
$''s SSS'i NJ PSs"i 'sRsH'vfR
Ix,RoON COTTAGE. SUMAEE C0N,
st1ne.ton, ~ beautifully 6geateI, pawn Sso
h sss wel,ers eSse ave. wsS cSaxS Sss" cAs, NJ 'S."
foRr MYER nEtuHrS, VA.-~SHERtnNN
aud nak ave feenls, Sas rance. xArpen
paee; SIS month. AppS Tanle'u, ll2
ntrHGSnAs MI, \ nt0hLANn AYR
Ssa mo SIX faoRas and hgeANiau neNk,
sImi,, gatase' let atxtAS, AvMlehle NAY
"a, Dnfur. NWper, cleveland lt9A Nas
COUNTRY lasACE~sT ROOMS : RATlIS;
shade, truit, Vegetahles mllk, FrahkNNn
hrdVe miles tren White ilouae,
sAonM nwEil1NG, NEWLY pAiNffn
hath Al eqndltlen, Year warage,, ,gsyVps,s
court. large lawn, Apply owner HARRY
L MfnnlNn, Cahin lahn, MI, nSe
Seu rER MONTH ROOM huN,SAL0w;
gaa elep,, hath, large lot, trees, haMe sur
raundlngs;. en bus line, With prlVilege et
hnSiag AMI Ienl ta Annly on purchase nFice
Phone OWNER, hyattasille aaF
huRNtsnlEn COTTAGES AT "HAlToN
Wansla IL tnllus cut htgh qulet> sarAQnS
kapaxe halhln9 noal MI aepvs Ca AS
Mr RAtNtERs-@ NV q ssTnRN pERNlE EnASH
iAealnr nat
LOVELY ARNaM nuNuAINWf ,E,AkaE
tot neAe hus line amt attesetlSe surs
.9nnasnss Nsa neg aansA, fAeae hSaus
Evening star., 1928-04-28
EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE.

WE ARE IN A POSITION TO OFFER FOR
exchange all classes of real estate, including
apartment houses, residences business proper
ties and ground, some Of which properties
clear of encumbrance Owners desiring to trade
their property will benefit by consulting us.
CALL OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT,
MOORE & HILL, INC,
-" Members Washington Real Estate Board
730 18th ST NV.
Main liza
Evening star., 1928-04-28
eALE..-EUsINEsg PnnpEnTy.

0SK Or THE EFaT IfiKspHs on UPPER
l4th y On aei1tuBt ~ other interests. avn
~ wishes " make ai3t sale. blf mont
"h1 be tghds here ~ q lev SeaTH. E0I fur.
tiasf Information apply 10 I4G7 st,
TWO LAh9E MODERk GLASS. FA0KT
stores WhtSf. kANsfaRe gas sleftFtatyt E0H
- each BattO btyd,t adjoining abalH stores
ei0sf y tssst te"lion for elsaglpE aDd .dyelqg
stQ moalllg. 0WGfk, Hsatisytle s0e' !.
GASOLINE. STATION.
FgsFaer ha Northeast sentiSHs fine iaeA
lA5a hF sasgilna Station DsfH4iL procured
lgqMJs u, olassmaH 400 hth 81 D.B Mar
325k
Evening star., 1928-04-28

WANTEn--SunuRnAN PROPERTY.
SMALL, MnnkRN- niiNtsA1.AW ON Al.tN,
Rsssnnasle rent, Address hax 1alN star
aitiee aAs
MAR TRANSFORMATIONS On MORE
Gaain8 " Aefa uns exchange faf eofs
aer eglsk ~ aslasasA sraaas' clsve, sss0s1,
Evening star., 1928-04-28
SAL.E---STOltIsS.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
1910 MASS AVE. .W.-~~EXCFLLENT 10.
cation Large studio. well lighted, living
accommodation. Phone Franklin s09D.J. or
inquire Janitor.
THERE ARE A FEW OUTSIDE OFFICES
available In The star Building at 1lth 1T, and
Pa ave. One court Office and very dRsir'
able suite Of three rooms and receuttnn
lobby These Offices are ayailabie tp de8if
able tenants nt reasonable rentals
The star Building 10 modern in very mar
flcuiaf aud IN very carefully maintained.
Elevator saFyiee every day until midnight and
all day Sunday
Auplg
$40 STAR BUILDING
or phone
Main bOn0-~Branch SO.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
RgNT---I,usIaEss PROPERTY

sz3.2B,g7- KEW YORK AVE NV.
49,. EsSlgg q Ibgss slgfisss..
l22s II sT BW.--LARsE STORE VERf
Gesgable only q 2s .psg no.
gkeEk l.. HkIeBE ELI. 4 Ii 3 kzs kt. w
FDE REET~~kO 2Oaz tflh ST NV
Deeislls GsEgoe6 f9F aal0Htgl,lIs hslsiHess.
JEssE J., hEIsEELIs, Itit EIs s. h'Ws
Evening star., 1928-04-28
WASHINGTON LOAN ANC
TRUST COMPANY
BUILDING,
900 + St. NV.
Several Desirable Rooms
Available at
Reasonable Rentals.
Apply
REAL ESTATE
DEPT.
sALE--iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY.


sALE--INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.
FOa sALF~~sIBDiVis SITUATED ~
Arlington Co. Va, 10 minutes iide TO eentFr %
of Washington: has oae apartment b9usr
~Hb SIX apartments and one vain lhfee
apartments Hnd four complete houses
strreis laid out water. se%trhse elHnlfhty.
On hitlsiJs with natural drainage. THIS ~
a rafs opportunity tor an Investment. Be
tween bus ne and ELECTRIC iine. A. y.
DOkIpHAh q sos, King and Columbia sta.
Alexandria, Va Phone Alex. $40,
Will DISPOSE or EXCELLENT pROP,
ssrly 9, isth snd Columbia fd Tor sI,ooa9
for phgsician's once and contains 10 fUnins
and baths oil burner, This property
should be worth ~ 1000 more ~ several
sssaIfss hast sell quickly Address Don
A 20. YEAR iNVEeTMENT
yielding II n nn money Invested. pluH To-
"reaRes Ia property value which shows lopta
increase avery 10 years, Interested pHfix
must mus, hhys have SkeSOeo 'ash tof se.a hIs n'ns' n".
al3H star nfflee --,-.
kfsE BRICKS coon LOCATION sWo OLD
.4.famlig apartment Sc, renting for sss
"gin gTinoS9A,sJp. gnows els Al stsw
b, gpGS 9ssS cor ,scsors xlda csnft pS6s st6 s6sys
NV See II cARRoLL 9ls o 81 nv
BrYERs 0F COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
and building sitss,
s,Aa AarhaS is;l II. III G3NtfFh NV ! s2 Ssr1 Igs gsssbo
IN TjIE BEST hORfHwEsT sElTtQh@-
month. Prizes rednoad from si6Ooo 10
''"YHacY YpHacY n. gpsaFLi. COMPANY.
H9B IblH 81 M w
Evening star., 1928-04-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

NGOntihued.1
FIRST TRUST LOANS AT 5h TO- AID Up
ward on improved property in the District
of Columbia: also limited amount for the
nearby improved parts OF Maryland and Vir-
inia Building loans made occasionally.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave. Main l166.
SEE ME FIRST.
1st End AND 1rd TRUST LOANS.
ALSO CONSTRUCTIONS LOANS.
REASONABLE IN EVERY WAY.l
5000. repay $500 wk. 500, repay 500 wk.
500. repay 800 wk. 900. repay 800 wk.
AND so ON.
tAh0ve payments include principal and
interest and can he arranged monthly and
bi-mouthly1
Loans also taken on property in nearby
Maryland and Virginia.
DIR. A. HENRY, INC,
3i0.3l2 Bond Bldg 18th & N. Y. Ave.
3rd fl to extreme right of elevator. NJ. 10ODS.
ION MAY | will he located 1Ol6 Eye ST.
where Eye st. meets N. Y. ayeb
Rents Collected. Real Estate Sold. -
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1920 st. NV. Main 475,
Evening star., 1928-04-28

rNor,s and ha,S s1i1t
IN garage. hot-wateF heat. lust out Of aands
OF paperhanger and painter. Can be bought
with small cash payment and SAT so
monthly. All information North 5555 until
q fnr,irrhf
Evening star., 1928-04-28

SlO0 CASH. $50 MONTHLY. GETS DEED
TO modern tapestry brick. one OF best Sec
tlOus ne six rooms tiled bath. h.-w h.
elec- laundry trays: porches. Now vacant
Taken N exchange on larger home Garage.
Big bargain Price. S6.975. Can owner.
Main a67D ur KeuS5nrfnn I35-R
Evening star., 1928-04-28

A SUNNY BUNGALOW-CHEAPA AT 50 500
Located on deep lsBdseaped lot With lsrxe
garden plot. fye rooms with new oak nocrs
new iiuoleum on kitchen and bath hot
water heat. outside pantry. tsstefully paper
ed cool ver5uda. Reasonable cash deposit
Evening star., 1928-04-28
RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
10 CoLORED.
1914 9th ST,
IL ROOMS AND BATH.
NEW PAPER.
I, w. GRooMES. lAl0 ST.


100 +. Bradley Lane,
CHEvY CHASE. MD.
Attractive house of rooms and bath
2-Car garage,
1910 Goth st. NV.
IL rooms and 3 baths; large garage. elec-
tric elevator.
.SS05 Fulton St. NV.
MASSACHUSETTS HEIGHTS.
rooms and bath: garage,
1885 Irving St. NV.
10 rooms and : baths; garage . sleeping
porches,
THOS. T. FISHER & Co, INC,
Evening star., 1928-04-28

TWO STORY ROW BRTCK-S3s 50 MONTH
~ Strictly modern home with every con.
yenience. Two second-d0or bedrooms and
bath front and two rear porches. h0t-vatRr
heat the 144-f00t lot has paved alley at
rear A big bargain at $3.50 with small
Evening star., 1928-04-28

- - ~
1868 com. AVE. nv,
Modem home Of rooms and bath. 10
fhia exeeiieb section. very low rental
zi16 ST. NV
Fsne home of 8 Fgunas and bath. new
decorated throughout; iargs yard: attractive
1925 b ST. sw
rooms and hath large yard, low rental.
1881 GALE ST. NE.
ROOMS sad ozths very tsaeonAble,
325 9th ST. s.E.
rooms and bath
5IgS cHAPIS ST. NV
F0onsf. bath. 2=ear garage WIN bs ~
Ene condition modern near Meridian Phlk,
WALTER A. 8EOWE. 1900 VI st. Nv.
gg04-g.s TpsHJR 81. NV
Brand -nAw 6-Fooaa and tile bath wliA
shSmeT houses S4gh lys4it-in garages orig
3nastg fJglln ~ sell. bsge new owner viii lease
" desirable tenan4 ~ a09eF4te rental
2gI ST AK
D FO0nia and bstb. sens def aebed good
condition fssBt. H38 na0thly.
1899 MOSTAGgfE sf IVY,
Overlooking BOX Iroek PARK. brand 'aew
1O-roDED asaa 2-fsatA bone vita a@tat he'd
1Qugle brig gaFage sever "eeapfeo' Kent
I. Z. WELDON Co,
gsS Z E4y, 81 X " Main U2kg
Evening star., 1928-04-28
y =. wAtsStt4. INC.
itNf Eve Sc NV.
Mar. gas1ft%

BARGAIN HOMES MAN pNF0NN A.,
he5sht$~- AttnSke st S,p. htssss allow SSNAt,
AtSh tAtNRital aye-~T T. = n a " . ~
lo,aoo 81 "a, -, SA0 parsest t,t ,~,
ot,, SX,p SVSseEy. AM eV0tev lot; : r. tNa.
ONE Rt.OCk ekON SAINT MASTfN,S
tNUteh. 6S khasae Island ave. ~ v-St<-
tNem Aad hath hFlek siNel,ag aa, IL
= gsS'es A''d 'ne'Al wea,AeT strtpRSd; sesR,s
FlOYp n. nAVIS -.
faS tSth 81 nv
Nam Ma NhS
Evening star., 1928-04-28
I. &. II EEDtJA %,
gf3 g5fb St sw. Aa.a y2s7.

WHIT T.. .a
1882 SeFusaat ave. B sss~~2S r.. 2 D.slbDnV
ssb% lDs Fe. G,w.@~.5 g.. 2 t-s.,yss ~ ~
ka3 Sra ~ B.Ny~-I2 TDo8ss. tsaths 5b.5o
gag ~ @s'S''.~ .. 10 9d
hsDa SfE II q .s g eef,.,.s bath 90 80
BID e - q III ,sls,s6R aud bath ~ 20
1921 sIb n n.M.-~~s fSsDB5s. batHs - 9u
ZOl9 u -. y w.~-~E9 Fs9f8s bath ~ ~
- Ard 81 pe--~k Flstgsaz sssa igsth 81 80
h?GS Gs. aye. o B.~~T Fgfas. and b. bDbp
%HH g ~ n.Ws~-n fCD1BK kGG fzfB Hp4HV
gTS3 SFG e. nG.--~T rooms En4 Uafna 49.9O
1G$z " ei sA4~~8 rooms stgd bath z66D
80 g4th a Ge.-~s F0DBs and bStB, ~ 80
1SZT II ~ Fes~aE rage, Ard bssts.. 5000
TWO FAMILY house.. B1F WHITE,
sf9 Ofltaes hi nAs~-.3si Il. " d s22 ~
EaG gIth e. n W.~-4tb H.. = r.. batb, IN %
E20 u e. se.r~s r. aud ss.tzs.s.+ 10 ~
ag4S LaBAeF p2 n.H 1eg.s ~ ~. = ~ u, $500
g1fgEKD
1875 9tb p ~ rooms sng eatb ss2 ~
Rl8 ~ et 0.~s-~-5 rts5Eas sac bath, ba ~
ggag btB sg HN.-ss foef44s nd bat8. 1900
1851 IS s3 o us-~-4l rIgnis $40 bath ~ %
SSAA 9th - . Ms-~s t19R3a aHG Astf ~ 80
1861 RFaaHgef = Eff F'99H3s hfih. a1RY
6g&S Csc - n - .e--7 tgsss. #s3a 9stb hyhg
e8a N 81 W.-~k ynls ard De- "a ~ 90
NM NAssEMAYC% loan T. TELsT ca
HAs.s.E
Evening star., 1928-04-28

1911 EUCLID ST. N.W-wTLIs SACRIFICE
Tor several thousand dollars less than re-
Gently sold for: no reasonable offer refused
easy terms: nrst~eiass SonS3tlon. s rooms
electric lights. h--w.h.. near Central HiEh
school. Immediately possession. OWNER
Evening star., 1928-04-28
SAI.E-fiOIJSES

A CORNER HOME rs CHEVY CHASE
located on an imposing lot 70 Y xI22 "a feet
Very modern with oil burner Six exceD-
tonalIy attractive rooms and bath. twO-csf
garage. Quick selling price S11.950 Right
party can make modeEt down payment with
monthly payments fa{ $50 90 including IN.
terest on both trusts Full information -
tween o am. and 5 nm. Wisconsin 2763
A
, 1928-07-10
MAXWELL ROADSTER
For Sale Cheap.
INQUIRE RADIO STATION.
FOR SALE.

FOLLOWING articles of house
! hold furniture: One dining room
table, and one China closet (0oth
Walnut, one living room rug, three
white chairs, one baby chair, two
dressers and two wooden settees.
To be sold at reasonable prices;
apply to DR.. LOWMAN at Santa
ton office.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12
bond MARKET HAS
SAGGlNG ACTION
Trading Light and Prices Are
Lower

New York, July !. LP-The bond
market suggcd under the pressure OF
selling influenced by finn money
rates today ard prices generally
sought lower levels. Trading was
light.
Dodge Brothers Us were firm. ad-
vancing frac1ionally, standard Oh
of New Jersey 5s were rather hcav-
lily liquidatcd.
Several railroad ISSUES reached
new lows for the year, among them
Katy l2s. which dropped to 90 l.
down point. Canadian National
Railways IS. St. Paul IS, pennsyl-
vania 5s and Western Maryland As
also We're SOFT
Utilities Nere irregular. Public
Service OF New jersey 41as gained
slightly. While Toledo Telephone,
Light X Power 5l4s dropped to a
new low Tor Nle year at ~ Is.
The foreign hist WAS Inclined tc
heaVlness.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12
CHICAGO TO RAE
AN OLD LANDMARK
To Tear Down Copy Of Boston
Town Hail

Chicago, July l. pa bit of
Boston, barking back three centu-
ries, soon will disappear from Chi
Cages lake front.
1t is d stick for stick reproduce
ton OF Boston's first town hall, con-
structed in Massachusetts in 1851
and reproduced here in 1896. Capt.
Robert keayne, IAN active, influ-
entail citizen, gave $500 to ulld
the original jay Morton. salt mer-
chant. built the reproduction here.
When first erected it was one OF
Chicago's maryels. 1t is said to be
one OF the few structures west of
the Hudson river built blockhouse
fashion. with an overhangina sec
ond story intended in the original
as a protection against indians.
From its roof rise ce7in cupolas.
from which watchers might give
warning of Indian attacks or from
which incipient fires might be de-
tected. In Chicagos bit of Boston
these towers once served visitors
who desire a view of Lake Mich
lgan and Chicagos infant skyline.
Once the Chicago structure was
far more Important 10 the conf
mercial world than Roston's orig
ina! ever was. for through it flowed
Morton's immense business. kut
now it merely shelters the printing
department of the concern and has
become lost behind a towering
warehouse.
And the ground upon which it
stands Is probably more VALUABLE,
than the whole OF Boston of 1861.
So the building must so.
The whole thing was pure senti-
ment on Joy Mortm's part. Ii
| WAS Thomas Joy, Colonial carpen-
ter. who built the original town
| hail OF Boston. He was Joy Nor
tons first American ancestor.
An Boston fought the flames that
i destroyed its town hall, but work
men will be paid to destroy its
descendant.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12
new BRITAIN LIONS
CAPTURE TROPHIES
Garner Most Prizes at Outing Of
Five Clubs

. Honors in contests between five
Lions clubs at joint outing of the
New Britain, Hartford. Waterbury.
Bristol and Meriden clubs at Lake
Compounce yesterday came to New
Britain in most cases. according to
reports today. The most sensational
victories coming to this city was the
defeat of the alleged Rhode Island
horse shoe pitching champion by
Rev. Raymond n, Gilman and l.. w.
Vogel OF the New Britain club.
The horse shoe pitching contest
was the first event. on the program
of the afternoon Alfred Mckinnon,
with the Meriden club and said to
be a former Rhode Island champion,
and Joe burst. also of that city, were
defeated two games out OF three by
Messers. Gilman and Nogel. Mr..
Mckinnon later challenged any
member of tbs New Britain club to a
singles match and was defeated
twice in succession by the local
minister.
Police Commissioner Michael A.
Kannan and Fred c. Teich were de-
feated by Bristol team.
The baseball game, originally
scheduled to be an elimination con-
test, eliminated two things. two
umpires and any logical basis for
computing score. James v
Onorato and Col. w. w. Bullen,
having taken turns in umpiring and
both men being New Britainites,
the game between New Britain on
one side and a selected nine from
Bristol and Meriden on the other
was awarded to this city. 1t last
reports the decisions We're being dis
puted and alleged scores We're pro
tested
Judge Joseph Donovan of Bristol
acted s POSTMASTER when loo Lions
sat down to dinner. Attendance
prizes were awarded to Major Bailey
OF Hartford, Harry G, Brown OF
New Britain and DR.. w. r, Hanra-
han of Bristol,
Brief addresses We're made by
James f. ORrien. Harry G. Han
cock and l.. W. Noeel The mem
bers of the various clubs Were
guests OF the park management or
all the concessions after the dinner
and the evenings festivities con
cluded with dancing.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12

Charleston also has a new Little
Theater building. Among the other
leading groups elsewhere III the
South are those of Columbia, S. c.:
knoxville. Tenn: Nashville; Annis-
ton. Ala: Shreveport, Montgomery
and Chattanooga.
College Players
Outstanding among the college
players are the Playmakers OF the
University OF North Carolina and
the University of Louisville Play
ers, Louisville. Ky. The Louisville
organization has had unusual sue
cess with long-run productions and
is self supporting. During the last
season the Carolina Playmakers in
raded broadway for series of pro-
auctions.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-12
Real Estate News
" allanty Deeds


Paul ponte and Alfred SchWader
to Edward and Emma {. Wallis,
lots A., As and 40, Stewart street.
Louie S. Jones to Henry n. and
Marjorie f. Swanson, Pendleton
road.
Andrew S. Pracalo to Anastasi.,
Iracalo. IS feet, located at 81 Con-
core street
Mortgage Deed
James Altano to Andrew f..
Bcngston, $1,000 on Park street,
50 feet.
Assignments of Mortgage
Herbert Y. Camp and Meyer lin
man to John +. Kilbourne, Com
nonwealth avenue.
Schultz e Costello. Inc. to the
New Britain National bank. Willow
street.
John r. Kilbourne to Herbert V.
Camp and Meyer Zinman, RoXbury
road, tWo mortgages
Judgment Lien
Phileas Gagner. Alfred Roy and
iozalia Pierzanowski to the New
Britain Trust Co. executor of the
estate of Samuel N. Levin, Bassett
street.