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Evening star., 1928-06-02
A REAL BARGAIN, NV.

This new corner detached home. which IL
situated on large lot with fine shade trees
in front and rear yards, is greatly undeT-
priced Six nice rooms. breakfast room. tile
bath sleeping porch. front and rear Dorches.
hardwood hoors throughout open fireplace,
nacafnr OROn
Evening star., 1928-06-02
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOME IN
Cleveland Park ar Chevy Chase: will com
WILL PAY CASH FOR MODERN SIX
room house in NV. section. close to school
and transportation not over $4,000. Adj
dress Box I5a@C Star office 3e
WANTED TO BUY--SMALl.. MODERN
house in northwest. viii pay all cash IL
necessary. Must he real bargain TO receive
consideration. State fun details. Address
Box 5s6-R. star Office. 3s
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REAL BARGAIN.
ZIG GROOM H0ME-BIu.T-lN 6AkA1E.
0NI Y g 4Sa-S1n0 CASH.

70 xor s-p io0kinx for real bargain in
<rnsd r W section il will nay you 10 tnepeci
ShsS hgg Groom bone with ) large covered
Tsorrhes on high elevation convenient to
stores schools churches and transportation
facilities tiled hath with built-In tub ano
ghoWser master bedroom across entire front
~ hsT1sse well equipped kitchen. coucreie eel
lar uifh double laundry trays: buili-sn "a
Yzxe. deep lot 10 paved alley In pefiec1
ron1{tinn newly decorated and painted:
hardwood foorx- electricity and ali Tfooefn
rrurenisnces This home - priced Tor I'M;
rre(sfsse sale AZ 81 $50. only &I00 eash arg
esry rsorthly payments. Gail Georgla 3D2-
FOR appointment 70 inspect. and see this
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BEST BUY IN WASHINGTON.

Overlooking Government park and Penna.
ave. sc. six large rooms and reception
hall, with ample closet space ivory and
ished kitchen with pantry and other bult-in
features numerous floor ptugs. built-in tub
and shower bath with beautiful white tileo
walls two rear p0rches viewing the city.
large wide front porch facing park and
Penna. ave. Cellar under entire house with
extra high ceiling lavatory and set tubs
cement finished and opening on level with
long rear ward TO 2O-ft alley this beautiful
new and fast increasing in value home 1or
Adams 1898 or drive by the 24O0 block of
Penna ave Sc and inspect for yourscf,
Omen from 2 am. to o pm. daily. 81
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THERE IS NO VALUE IN WASH
ington that compares with this, and
that is the truth. 3l5 Allison st. NV,
one square north of Grant Circle.
Your inspection will convince you.
Price and terms are the cheapest and
best that you can obtain in the city
today. Open and lighted daily until
9 pm. Statesmen on premises.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
ie1 -ts&ds. .sxsn 4
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIOSEERS.
1875 Eve ST. NV.
TWO-STORY PRACTICALLY NEW
BRICK DWELLINGS KNOWN As PREM
ISES NOS. 1900. / sos. 1918. 1J22. 1925.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN VALUABLE
TWO-STORY PRACTICALLY NEW
BRICK DWELLINGS KNOWN As PREM
ISES NOS. 1900. / sos. 1918. 1J22. 1925.
1928. 1880. 1882. 1884. 1886. 1888.
RIDGE PIl. SOUTHEAST
By virtue OF certain deed of trust dated
March = 1927. being instrument No. 30.
recorded March Z. 1897. among the lsnd
the request OF the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public aue-
ton in front of the premises. on MONDAY.
THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE AID.
1925. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing described land and premises situate IN
the District OF Columbia and DESIGNATED as
and being lots 1S3 IS7. 1872. 1874. 1875 1e4.
1873 100 200. 20i and 202 in Florence
Barbour's subdivision Of lots in square 5So4-
as per plat recorded in the Office Of the sur
yeyor for the District of Columbia N Liher
IS. az folio IS Subject to covenants and
restrictions Of record
Terms Of sale: Lots 1s3 and 196 e5ch
sold subject tc a prior trust for 81 600 90:
lots 1S7. 192 and la4 each sold subject TO
prior trusts for 50. 10000: lot 49, sold sun
ect TO a prior trust for S4750.0 90; and
subject to a prior trust for - 500 90,
further particulars OF which will be an
nOunced at time Of sale: the purchase prics
above each of said trusts 20 he paid in
cash. A deposit of $500. 90 required en-
each lot All conyeyancipE. recording. ctr.
at cost OF purchaser. Terms OF sale 10 he
complied with within thirty DAYS other
wise deposit forfeited and the property NAV
be advertised and resold at the discretion
ALFoNs NJ. ROTH,
Evening star., 1928-06-02
sALE---HOusES.
PRICE. $3.50,

PRICE, $3.50.
$500 under original sale price, Modern
fve-room brick house at 9th and Hamilton
SITS. NV. Dunigan-built. will trade equity
CHAS. d. SAGER,
REALTOR AND BUILDER.
n0A 18th ST. NV. MAIN 3N.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
ALFONS N. ROTH.
WILLIAM BRAYSHAW.
THOS. j. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERS.
lA25 Eve ST. NV.

lA25 Eve St. NV.
sisEE. sAEE oFgeopNKTY TAEgApLE ES6a 6og
A. AF oi M ND 2si @iTH Il NsM sEvES E2Rf Rooas n
ABovE WITH SEPARATE ENTRANCE
. VEST: MODERN IiNPRdvEMENTs- AID
SSS kSSMS As aOs s1s SEw s fYoRK 'ASviEi.S'G,E
By 'yirtne Of a certain deed Of trust daily
recorle. in I.iber No. 595l. folio sl6 e
Columbia. ami at the request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
premises, on THURSDAY. THE SEVENTH
DAY or June AID; 1aeS. At THREE BEE
and premises. situate in the District OF CO.
umhia and designsted as and being lot
RRnmoere5 i1rre @ IN SnSsmSssr e, ,ra s2i sRa
hundred ami twenty iogF t5.4t. as per plat
recorded in the Office of the surveyor for the
Ri: also lot numbered six t6i in. David I,
Morrisons subdivision of lots in square
% 95nt1 Ss ner ne" plat ''s,e recorded In surveyors
office OF the, District of Columbia IN Lioer
Terms: sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust. for 50 600 90, further particulars OF
ss hs purehase w % pries ABOVE said s trust to s
a,lred conyeysreng ,eeordiog eis q NIX rnT,
as wishfn t6irsy G ai ' DAYS othspWise dsnosis
forfeited aud the plSoperiy NAV oe sdvertisesi
'''' LEO n. rTUNKERT
WILLIAM c. FOWLER; ~
mus Ii4SS Eve Eve Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE .Ea HEtNa SIX SEM; MI;nETAfIHEIp II9 e SIlI
ssSfH ssp pAfa S9fEAlTlTf EiFE SiH SEEES Skssf sSefss
KNOWN As ha05 59a5; Ssos S29g.
sHi,ii seii i,,,i ANp n p - 39ls FOURTH STREET
~ ,sirtGr u i certain deed Of trust, re
fSs S IL oq h srs aaa . records II he nsc. q
Columbia, AMI al the reaue~l ~ the parties
.eGnsed thereby thf nadrrsi,ned ,b ~,d sen az az
MaSDAA. THE F13 3RfA pAS or JUNE. Si.
laWing-tiesCrihed land aud premises. sltnats
la tho District of Columbia amt being hits
numbered eishty,six tstii 60 nincty.e..s ~ :.
handred aud nsrety taea0i. a. described ln
sald ,geed ~ trust. unen the following terms:
nrinr deeds III trust securing an Indebtedness
Of sa.7SO,00 ON each lot and said pgeperiy
and above sai0 aeesls of trust ons-thiFd IL
equal "a iastsllmeSss' @ Ia MS" aasabs sS lie IN one and iws
Years With Interest At the rate or per
ssrarsd hv second deed Of trust upon the
nssen.rsy ,s .,.se sold or sia cash ss me % Spuaa g
nsIf ar adlnsted 20 s' dsis Of G sale 4 asposis
e $500 will oe ssanired on each les at TIE
etc. at the coat of nurehaSeF Terms Of
sale "a bs complied with within thirty tSUl
days fFom iay OF sale. otherwise deresltA
will he forfeited and the property rasold ~
risk and cost OF defauiting purchaser after
Ave 81 davs' advertisements Of such resale
in some ssnaper published In Washing
n FRANCIS Saul.
"Hil'SsI. i. fi,Sr SrEE:G
myai 80, ,eS. "a, ,as.aa. .es. go. 81 lee
Evening star., 1928-06-02
ATA BARGAIN PRICE.
GROOM BRICK HOME WITH GARAGE.
ONLY S.i50-EASY TERMS,
BOARDING HOUSE,

oIst AND F SITS NV.
Near Government buildings and George
Washington University: 10 rooms. 3 baths
and shower: fully occupied. heing used az
one of the most profitable boarding and
roorninr houses in the city. Has a lot large
enough for an apartment site. Price
SIS 600: unusually easy terms
CHAS. d. SAGER,
REALToR AND BUILDER.
ga 14ih ST NV MAIN 80.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
SUMMER COTTA(;ES

SUMNER COTTAGE ON sEAsHO F.
Haven. Me--Sparious veFandaS Electric
tights NJ. S27s: Wisconsin 2sns
WANTED TO BUY--LOT CLOSE TO CITY
on Potomac River suitable for cottage and
Address Box nc. star once. 3.
WANTED TO RENT FOR sJiMMFR-
River cottage OF shack. Would eonsitlrr
sharing with another or outright purchase.
Give full details. Address BOX 47s.B. star
office 3s
Evening star., 1928-06-02
At ONCE.
E0R IMMEnIATE PIIRCHAsERa

Eoh IMMEDIATE fuhthASEkS.
Chevy Chase bungalow: $3.50 to 81 600
cash. nriee not over Sl2, 500.
Northwest section q TO \ room house not
over ~ 0OO. $500 To $3.50 cash
Coiored Northwest o to . room house.
price not over 81 500; %l5n 10 $500 cash
SH0WALTFR REALTY Co.
1903 VI. Ave. NJ. 4l22. Eve. Pot 44qt
Evening star., 1928-06-02
1919 1ssh 81. x,w. NAIN zszs.
PRICE $1,000.

FhIAE. gIU,ODD.
xuss % Essa Csna9ol 81. ard only eh0ft
<isasHee from shae Cznftos. naodern S-stoFy.
ksg-wSnS9w brsxK 6megiing he exceisen4 con-
liter fonszsmsag large yc0E1s and 9atn>
Fosswz.er heat etsesEze hRnss. Z-stoFy cs1fk
ragsae THIS hoase - sstuste1 ID sns Dest
sef4zoe of CzDatef Hi AMI ~ eepSzax1y ss1at~
~ for F0ons fens3ag oF apartments. Eezs0S<
skse terms ean bs Hs7de.
TOHN r. DOAOHOE * SONS,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc.
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

WEST OF 14th ST.
7-RO0M H0USE-BUILT.IN GARAGE.
ONLY $500 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
A charming English.type home in an ex-
cellent NV. community Just west OF l4th st.,
convenient to schools churches, stores and
transportation. large rooms and . tiled
baths with 0uiit-in fixtures. large kitchen
with pantry with built-in refrigerator. COW
cred concrete front porch and screened rear
porch: concrete cellar with hot-water heat
ing plant and instantaneous bOt-Water heat
err laundry trays 3-car buiit-in garage. In
excellent condition. lust redecoTated through
out: hardwood floors artistic lighting hx-
lures screens. every convenience That con-
tributes to the comfort Of modern living.
Priced extremely low for home in this at.
tractive community close TO 18th ST.. and
easy terms. Call Franklin 457l for appoint.
mos m
Evening star., 1928-06-02
YOUR OPPORTUNITY,
Gil 000

New hollow-tiie detached home. Q large
rooms. tile bath. 1st-noor lavatory. h.-w.h..
fireplace breakfast room. built-in garage.
large attic: level lot. high elevation: located
close-in Northwest. D. g.. ga squares from
cars. Terms ARRANGED Inspect at once.
e. w. VAN WAGNER. 223 Cedar ST.. Takoma
Park d G. Georgia 1920.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

ADAM A, wEsCHLEg & SON, AuctioneeF
Evening star., 1928-06-02

a 5-EOOM. S-BEDRO0N DETACHED
NCME IN WAEEI&GIOAk MgsI
Co6YESfEsT ECHOoL LoCATTos-
eETDATED OF LOT soxs2 n wEicE
IS WORTH ALoEE gI.sT. AHggI LEE
TK~Y THE E0fssE HEKg1e GQME FIz.
TNG rP. BIT GAA BE BOIGHI. a
epEcfLAT0Esa pgrcK e ysATF;D. u ~. ~
FrKFMSy0N AND WILL EE efgI>D ID TEE
FfEeT ONE MAET&G EEAsoAAsLE
T1fDbsgss BOX 2si-s. sTAg oEyIcE
NAVY YARD MEN.
S4o75.
rsess 70 30 aessey yz5se tnan thaa ARR
esx-gsSonn rssek horns. De~4y 1ecor&yee. q
~ sn1 X si4 -. A real bargain easy
CHAs. D. SAGER,
o.. ,EEsEsA ,EEsEAt.qFos xksD ScmIaEsstx Iasstx %.
r0E SALE
40 zF< Seoss Casess, Can - g1tenAse1
essSs g q Smseesaasns a. 0weeF aa2 oren
oT1efsl zo1m city zET aa9es sGee1 e1te&
IMMEDIATE F0ssEssEON
Hsygae esyst%age ASHBR ssyta- FseeDffso
= 5,1ssosas sd 5stss fgrp&es rsspEs.
ssonSFy Sax ozsas4s Fsss&s, az % sznsAAeaa
EEzEgET e. Gill sos,
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
REHABILITATION OF APPROPRIATIONS

School Department ................t .tl..se.est.oo Street Department .................. :es.:fs.00 street Lighting .................... s5.I00.0O Sewer Maintenance ................. 26.ooo.0V state Highway ..................... S,000.0O Permanent Pavement ................ :0.00t.0o Police Department .................. :lr.:SS.0o Fire Department .................... ::assS.s: Department Of Public Welfare ....... l1s:so Health Department t................. s0,3s0.o0 Special Appropriations .............. tG.sso.00 Municipal Departments .....~........ :53.sl6.oO Interest and Discount ............. .3334l.:5 Payments on Principal ............... 3:etoo.o0 1ncidentas ........................ <o.oo0.oo Salaries ........................ 7sSes.oo
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE.

SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS Local Irstttutions
 New Britain Institute ....,.,. S:5 ooo.,D New Britain General Hospital .. 5000 ov Memorial Day-Staney Post. GAR. :aO,Ov Memorial Day-Span. War Veterans 100 GO Visiting Nurse Association ~ 5000 uo Trust Funds:
 Police Pension Fund ............ ..ooo.oo Frcmens Relief Fund ........... 1.GVo.Ve s4ss50.e5 Municipal Department (Re-Expended) City Hall Commission .......... 3lO,c0v.0u comfort Station ."............ 4e0O.0o Public Amusement Commission .. '5oO, ,0o Park Commissioners ..,.......... Soooo.Ou Washington School Playground =. 50oo.Oo Purchase of Bleachers ........, ;clkO0 state Aid to Widows ............. s000.0O Street Improvement Fund ........ :0NoO.00 eaten Basins ................... So0o.00 City Plan Commission '......... 100000 Home Service Bureau :.so0.00 Emergency Account ............. 100000 Taxes-state Military and County lo7soo.oo
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13

of walls and ceiling. it was found this morning that fire had crept under the floor and had burned timbers and joists to such an ex- tent that Building Inspector Ruth erford ordered the floor torn up.
 Church officials still are at loss to know just how much the dam- age actually will amount to. It was learned yesterday that Contractor Allen had estimated the loss to be at least $140,000. This morning it was stated by church officials that the damage to the building will run from tS0.o0o to $sO.0oo; this is ex- elusive of an approximate $1o.O00 damage to pulpit furniture and or gan castings. not considered part of the organ. and possible $75,o00 damage to the organ, making to- tai damage of from $150,000 to
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13

by salvage in the echo organ. 8 portion of which was not destroyed.
 An inspection of the balcony re- yealed the pews there charred and blackened, cushions ruined, pipes burned. melted or twisted out of th+ echo organ. moving picture booth filled with soot and rubbish and the chimes smoked and covered with debris.
 The two motion picture machines were so filled with grease and soot that it was necessary to send them back to the Pathe Film Co. in New York for an overhauling.
 Throughout the auditorium the clustering will have 10 come down. even to the ornamental plastering over the central pillars. The posts.
 Continued on Page 1O) n<
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
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New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
INTEREST ANn DISCOUNT
s2ss.:tl.:s
PAYMENTS ON PRINCIPAL

Sewer Bonds due 1923 ............... e3Soo0.00 Sewer Bonds due 1928 tnew iasue) ... 100000 Refundins Bonds due 1928 .......... t.o0o.o0 Park Bonds due 1928 ............... 100000 school Bonds due 1928 .............. lAs,o0o.oo School Bonds due 1928 (new issue) .. 100000 Sinking Fund-Sewcr Bonds ..... 5S.coooO Sinking Fnnd-school Bonds ........ 100000 Sinking Fund-Mun.B Bldg Bonds eco. S.to0.oO City Notes-Town Home Annex coco. 1o,oo0,p0 City Notes-smith School Repair ...... 5.o0O.o0 City Notes-Mun. Slaughter House Addn. 5000. .o0 City Notes-Acct of Deficit ........... c6.obe. .oo Payment-Acct Park Improvement 100000 Payment-Acct. Fire Station No .. 10000 0o Iayment-Acct. World War Memorial 3S,e0o.0o
 S37G6otsoo
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
CITY OF NEW BRITAIN, C0NNEcTlCUT ESTIMATED INCOME AND EXPENSES 1928. 1929
TO THE COMMON COUNCIL
 OF THE CITY OF NEW BRITAIN


 OF THE CITY OF NEW BRITAIN Gentlemen:
 We present herewith to your body. in accordance with the Charter provisions of the City of New Britain. the following estimates of Income and Ex- penses for the year ending March 3l, 1929. pre- pared by this Board and published February 1s. 1a2s as provided by law. And we further recommend to your Honorable Body that it lay tax Of Twenty-six and One half (26ls) mills on the dollar on the ratable estate of the City in order to the said expenses and appropriations therefor.
 Respectfully submitted.
 BOARD OF FINANCE AND TAXATION,
 E. F. Hal President. Dated this Sth day of February. 1928.
 ESTIMATED INCOME
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

4, CHATTANOOGA, TeRn. - up -
Members OF the Southern Baptist
church are to hear from officials a
story OF remarkable progress, Gov
ering a period Of seven years, at
their annual convention here May
1920.
Gains Of 1,495.529 new church
members and S54,469 in Sunday
school enrolment have been record
ed. One thousand, seven hundred
and sixty-six new Sunday schools
have been added and the value of
local church property has Increased
s9s.f5O.3S4. Annual contributions TO
local church expenses advanced Sill
2T,OO0, while a gain Of $6,l3l,S76 IN
nnual contributions to all objects
was made.
Prominent among the important
matters before the convention Will
be means for taking care OF the fl
nancial obligations Of the several
missionary. educational and benevo-
lent enterprises Of the church, rec
concentrations Of a special commit
tee for more correlation of h ac-
Invites of general boards and other
agencies of the body, and the estab-
lishment of a special stewardship
program for 1929.
Meeting in conjunction with the
convention will be the Women's
Missionary Union, which Is plan
ming to celebrate its fortieth ami
versary this year by raising $4,000
600 for the church cooperative pro-
gram. The unions sessions will be-
gin May II.
Indications are that there will be
little opposition to the reelection
Of present officers Of the convention
and union. DR.. George w. Truett
Of Dallas. Texas, is just complet-
ing his first year as president and
will be reelected without opposition
if he permits his name to be pre-
scented again, leaders say. DR..
Hugh G. Moore, Nashville. Tenn,
and j. Henry Burnett, Murfreesboro.
Tenn, have been recording secreta-
ries for many years.
Mrs. W. j. Cox. Memphis, Tenn,
is president Of the union, having
held the office three years. Miss
Kathleen Mallory, Birmingham. Ala,
for n number Of years has been cor
responding secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

built Of brick, brick veneer, stone.
stone-cote, hollow tile, cement
stucco or other similar permanent
construction, but may be built of
frame; and that IL said lot hereby
conveyed is any other lot in said
Los Ebanos, an addition to the city
OF Brownsville than those in this
paragraph hereinabove referred to,
then the dwelling house, together
with necessary ~outhouses. shall cos.
not less than $4,000, and all struc-
lures erected thereon shall be built
Of brick, brick. veneer, stone, stone
cote, hollow tile, cement stucco or
other similar permanent construc-
ton.
70. No dwelling house or clubhouse
or obstruction shall be erected on
any lot described or designated in
this deed at any point nearer the
street than the building line OF
such lot as shown on said recorded
map Of Los Ebanos Addition (this 10
apply to the main body or other en-
closed portion of the house,, and no
fence shall ever be built between
the said building line and street
upon which said lot faces.
"a. No garage or outbuilding on
said lot shall be used as a residence
or living quarters except by servants
engaged on the premises, and except
during construction of residence for
a period of not more than three
months.
IS. No cattle or hogs may be kept
on the said lot, nor, as long as the
lot shall be vacant, shall n signs,
b~illboards. posters or advertising
devices Of any character be placed
thereon, or refuse Of any kind be
thrown or dumped thereon.
IS. II is further c~ovenanted and
agreed that. upon the breach of n
Of the foregoing conditions and
covenants within fifteen years from
the date of this deed, that title to
the said premises shall ipSo facto
and Immediately revert to and vest
in said grantor, its successors and
assigns, or in any person or cor-
poration to which it shall grant such
reversion, and il or its successors
or assigns shall be entitled 10 i'm
mediate possession thereof, but such
reversion shall not affect any mort
gage or other lien which may in
good faith then be existing upon
said premises or any improvements
thereon.
81. Each and every condition and
covenant herein contained shall
terminate and be Of no further eff
feet after fifteen years from date OF
this deed.
-. This conveyance il made sub
ject to the reservations for rights az
way for public utilities d~elineated
aid shown on said recorded man.
and reference is hereby specially
made to said map and the record
thereof for further particulars
There are no business lots in the
subdivision proper with the excep-
ton of a small space near the model
home itself on which a few high
type store buildings will be erect
ed: These buildings will conform
fully with the requirements of the
residential sections, and there will
be only enough of them TO supply
the actual needs Of the residents or
the section.