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2 U0W0ged. - =
19-Inch Yellow Cracked Parchment Pa0er
Shade. Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
Antique-type Parchment Paper Bridge
Shade. Was $3.50. Now. ...........,...S SO
1S-Inch Anttoue-type Ivory land Rose PaPch-
I lS.Inch Parchment Paper Shade. Was SIS.
IsNTneh Parchment fsscr shade; tan. 1 WisS
blue border. Was 81. Now. ...,,..,.S9
i PARCHMENT PAPER Bridge Shades print motif.
Parchment Paper Bridge shade. wa: 81.
Decorated Parchment Paper Bridse Shad GSc
Were $3.50. Now. ...........,.......,:.7 Use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Gift. Shop Reductions

Cigarette Box, SLIGHTLY DAM
cielson MsS Incense sSsU f Burners. were s9s
e Swami ME% Flower Bowls. Were ss. -
small swsann Flower Bowls: were
Imports Statue; IMPERFECT. was was
Imported Glass Cigarette. BO iSs:
Isrre Glass N Ash Trays: Were si.sS
Large Cctoir,eidi Glass Ash trays VS.
i iarse Coiored GIas. Ash trays Si's as
were g., Noy:
3 Ash Trays. Were 81. Now 49,. - SOS SO
{ Silver CrayOn Pencils. Were SIS:
/ cigarette Box; DAMAGED. was sS; s.
Powder Jars. Were s2.5o. Now, si .sS
inssnse i Ssrn so~ was $3.50 Now $50 $50
Cigarette HW Box: Was SIS. Now $50 $50
Cigarette Boxes. Were $3.50.
: Splice japanese Tea Sets: Were IS:
: Beyerase Bottles: Were ;s::7i5i. Now W g g
T VIM s.t Beg s34 rs Was S. Nov
Twins Set. six glasses on tray: was "a
Brass Desk Pads. Were Sc. now SHT e
Real Bronze Lamp. Was $50.
japanese Vase. Was $3.50 Now. $3.50 sSS
Japanes'e Vases. Were s22.50
Japaless, fciitiGry Vase. was 81 sa s.
Isrois6 ne vase was : sEisS
5 vases as follows: ''-''.'''''> SlOSO
I was So. Now ,.........,..,,..& 50
were SO. Now .s45 SO
Vases as follows:
! was $3.50; Now ......... Ss.es
was 50; Now .........:......I
2 were SIS Now ...........S1.5a
ClotsOnne Vase, Was $40.- Now SOC 80
L Wa Large Vase; reproduction Of La Lique.
ITarSs Black and Gold Vases s. Were Were
COLD and Black japanes;. 'VSas;sc
japanese Vase. WAS sis. Now. .si tsS
Plateaus as follows:
was S21o Now. 49,. !.......... .s12
! SllveE.plated Rack with Six Glasses.
YES Set 81. u six E0S Gl.::e: on sii;:Irist:S
H1 siI1. WIS slS So So NoE "a. 8: IS
Beverage Set. Was ;a7. Now. $3.50 1855
THE GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
After-D Dinner MINIS
Special. CSC pot1nd

Spec1al, SOC pOu11d
Friday only at this very special
low marking.
Weekend Speculative pounds Of
chocolates, chocolate-covered nuts,
bonbonS and the like Special, CSC
CANDIES, AISLE Is, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

Wing Chair. upholstered in velour. was
$50. Now reduced to- $40
> bCndoir ChsiEs with separate spring
Were siSfS. Now reduced to-. .SiS 50
Occasional Chair, upholstered in tap
estry. Was $l6.75. Now reduced
Mahogany and Gum End Table with
magazine basket and shelf. Was $3.50.
I Solid M.hoxainiy1 End Table with book
trough and ash tray drawer. was $3.50:
1 Living Room Rocker, upholstered in
tapestry. Was SlS.15. Now. 1919. 50
Walnut finished Magazine Basket. dec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

Rose Pottery Lamp Bases. We're si2s0;
Imported a-iieit Pottery Lamp = Base. With With
parchment paper shade Was $3.50.
Low Glass Candlcstickiai. were soc each.
NOW. lUC
l 1S-inch Parchment Paper Shade. Was
I Peach and Rose Boulder Lamp Shade. Lace
trimmed Was $3.50 Now. .,....,.,....S Sc
1 Orchid SILK Boudolr shade. was $3.50:
Green-anG- Tan silk Bridge shade. was was
1 Is.ineh cracEied Yellow Parchment P is1;s@
shade. was $40: now. 80
lamps SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Novelty Jewe1ry, 1925

Necklaces bracelets and earrings in new Winter shades
Is pieces at this special Friday price.
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR Tag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Playing Cards
Special, 38c pack

Modernistic prints make these
playing cards popular with mod
ern bridge fans splendid
quality linen finish.
100 Boxes Good-quallty, Linen finish
yer edges. a. envelopes. Were 81.
100 Chints covered Boxes Of Stationery.
finish paper; - envelopes. Were 81;
NOW ......... ........ ...s.t. 81
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
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Books for Boys and Girls Reduced

Is books for boys about IL year
Radio Boys; were SOC. Now re
Kris and KrIstina, for very little
folks. We're Soc Now. .........2 Ic
Robin Hood. Were SOC. Now. loo
10 B0yhOOd to ManhOod-lfves of great
men, written for young people. We're
sl.25. Now reduced to. soc
House Beautiful FURNISHINGS Annual.
Were SO. Greatly reduced to. 81
i History of Wood Engraving. Was
OLE. NOW. ................... 81
Novels by DisraeH. Were 81. Now 81
THE Book STORE, A1sLEs 1926, FIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

and tie-backs. Soft
as. pairs Tailored darGuisette Curtains. with
SO snd
and beige. 2N yards long. Special, 81 each
Is pairs Neat figured Eilet Net Curtains.
az yards long Special: SIS pair
talns. az ysrds long. Special &l.66 pair
Collection Of ODD Pairs and Snan Lots
DUCED ONE-THIRD AND MORE FOR
CLEARANCE.
DRAPERIES, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

tone. 2A yards long.
Large Collection of Short Lengths of Gre
tonnes and Various Drapery Fabrics, suit
able for bags. curtains, fancy work etc.
GREATLY REDUCED ONE-THIRD AND
MORE FOR CLEARANCE.
IS Enameled Curtain Rods, red and blue
Were 35c. Now Observation-Disclosures. IBc
IS Striped Holland window Shades, 50 inches
wide, Ecru and drab SOME SLIGHTLY
SOhEO. Were 81. Now .....,...,..., 65c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Novelty Jewe1ry
Special, $1.95 piece

Among the 100 pieces included necklaces bracelets and
earrings imitation pearl Gaah crystal and other imta
ton stones Pendant and choker styles in the necklaces
NOVELTY JEwEIRY AISLE g. FIRST FLOOR. ..~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

4UU IoIored Hollow
Serving Trays. Were 81: Now Bsc
Imported COlOred Glass Vases. We're 50;
2Oe COiorsd Glasses for fruit juices spe1
Fish Aauafium; with holder. Wa: ii. So
100 Parfait Glasses, assorted colors, each iSc
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR
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Part-Wool Blankets, $3.50

Were $40. IS pairs Part-wool
Double-bed Blankets.
Pairs Part-wOol Single Bed Blankets.
BLANKETS. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
China Greatly Reduced

g Flower Girl Holders. Were SIC.
q ie-inehi Decorated Tokianiab;e; Vases Vases:
10 Decorated Cigarette Holders. Were
DtNc SM Fancy TRAYS. were 81 81,
Is Dozen Fancy China Fruit Plates
Il S" De eSSSaid Pottery Tea Piat SG
60 American Porcelain Tea Cups and
sauCers. Cup and SAUCER -r.:: SSc
china. Were Sl.60 Now ........ 81
2 ROseville COMFORTS. Were IS
SC sechc;icvaiian Fruit iCCcmipcii. was was
French Pottery vase. "As is" was
Venus rev % csncva. italian aiabastsT
figure. Was S22. so. Now. $3.50
I COWAn Bowl, LAS IS" Was $3.50:
&c owan Figure, las Isl Was SIS
Hiss odd pieces Of Fancy China. Open
DinnerwaFe and Pottery, reduced 25%
or more
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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BUCKLES and CLASPS
Special, ST
Limited number colored enamel
buckles, imitation jewel set
tings; antique fligree metal
buckles, settings of TAM blue.
green, and black and red: fill
gree metal clasps, gilt and sill
yer color finish imitation jet
buckles with silver color metal.
Cardinals, special, Csc
Large single gardenias with
bud, two styles. In rose, pink,
blue, white, white with yellow
center, orange and yellow.
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS
AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR.
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hiSluuliiS oOy OSOut 0SllCS 6Itu
to ................ Csc
, Second American Caravan. Were IS,
NOW ..'..........'.'... 81
London ReverIe, by Pennel. Was 50.
NOW '.'...'.....'.....' -
each, volumes and 3-The Tale Of
Gengi, translated by Arthur VALLEY.
3 Reporter for Lincoln, by Ida Tarbell.
Was $3.50. Now reduced to-. noe
Ten Princes, by Ryder. Was 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Two-Piece Living Room Suite
:24O Vas $500 -.

Two-piece Living Room Suite, consisting of sofa
and armchair with solid mahogany frame, upholstered
in fine frieze. An exceptional value for Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Hollow Stem Glassware, Special, 15c

Beverage Glasses.
!S,Diess Relish Sets on nickel tray. werr:
O. Amber sheibei Glasses. Special 'SG iSs
20 Cheese and Cracker Sets colored and cut
glass. Were CSC. Now. BOs
g Vases. colored Glass; Special: ..,.,...,. .19s
Odd pieces OF Table Glassware greatly reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

Green EnameIed Double Roasters, self-bast
1 white EnameIed Double Rooster, self-ba
white Enaneled saver" Bread Boxes
'dirrc. Ailmin1m vapc-seai Covered Ski Ski
!ssi YER Eium SsSS; E X1s:s.:i s;:;:d
i 3-quart size Covered Kettle. was s2.;5
i pair swedish Finish Andifcns, with soiic
brass roSettes. Was sl2. Now. ...... $50!
Galvanized Rotary Ash Sitter. Was sass
1 White Enamieied Bathroom Md:dicin: Ca6 ii
net: With mir mirror and two glass shelves ely s
1 K?samers Green-dn Cake Chest. We.
White FSS UT Clothes Hamper. square shape APE
IS HyEienic, lNsntiiatiSE screens were Csc
TTSTy-anish Gem Radiator shield, ii inches ae
wide; length adjustable from a. to q
inches was $3.50: Nov 30
"Fyt-AlP MahOgany-hnish Radiator Covers
1 .'Fyt-An" Mahogany- finish Radiator Cover
was III GHoovMI:r.Scitom w.:S, ciisT y
sanette Garbage Receivers, with foot peda
to raise cover: galvanized inset pail. Large
size. Were IS. Now. $29S
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
Sporting Goods Reduced.

Golf Bag, with upper pocket ana
hood, was S22. so. Now reduced to &14.SO
Now n reduee SF ttd gam 'Ackeis' were (: &
McGreg0r BraSsies, were S. Now So
Aluminium Head Spoon With steel
shaft. was $12. Now reduced to $3.50
McGregor Driving IrOnI was 50.
! MeGregor Mashie, was ST. Now S2
McGresor Mashie.s was IS. Now $50
MeGregor Mashie-Niblick. was IS;
Kioydon Driving iron. was SS q.
Vulcan Mashie with steel shaft. was iss
Burke Grand Prize Mashie- Iron, was
Ss.2S. Greatly reduced for Friday to So
Reach Basket Balls, "as is" were
] Cowhide Football; ;'as isl was is1; S.
Dog Blanket. size 10. was s2.5o So
/ Deg Blanket, ssizfe: is. was sa.so:
/ Do. Blanket. size IL wa; 'ss,5o.
NOW 81
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR
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Mems Pull-over Sweaters, S2.65 We,e IS
Housewares Greatly Reduced

PINE damaged and ShobwOrH.
s RubberiEed CFetOnne Shower Curtains, with
window Grapes to match. Were Se.9S
ESN' gu $500 ..'s'.'ss.s. ............ .kS.A0
Nickel-DIated Bread Trays. Were $3.50
NO" '........'.'... '............... .St.@S
Fancy Col0red Cocoa Door Mats, size 1880
inches. Were SITS. Now. ..............e csc
IL Fancy COloFed Cocoa Door Mats, size 20x54
inches. Were $2.75 Now. .61.45
2 Orchid finish Fiber Bathroom Towel Hamp-
srS, oblong shape; medium size. Were S.
Porcelain Table Tops; size 3ixii6 inches
Seaek s S1Srs, sz: AVA, n:b: v;:;s ss %
1 hammered wrought Iron Frame. Fci SHiSG
Fire Screen. Was s24. Now. ...... S1S.5O
l Hammered Wrought Iron Frame spark
Guard. Was $45. Now. ............. S22.50
Brass Frame. Folding Fire Screen. was
sl-InsS Electric; Crate: Was SIS al.;sS
n Metal Clothes Hampers with covers; t sreeS
and gray finished. Were Sl.3s. Now. -. csc
GRteWeld Cast Aluminium French Drip Cof-
Zee Pct. 9-cup size: Was 80. Now. $3.50
Tniv:s.al Cake Mixer; i:du.it eiDss IT,
cSiId;: unpsint:d Desk ana Chair. was 3
unDaiSssd Spine; Desk. was sa = 80 o.
NOW "'''s''..'.....s..s. .S1A.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
TOYS Greatly Reduced

Doll CarrisEes, large size. in ecru
e Small III Dol fO GarriaIes. were s S.s
P sTpeedbike, red enamel with BAH 9e ear
ingS and coaster brake. Was $3.50;
Fairy .'yveicciDedie,' iairr9se; size. was
-. lar Large Red Red Steel Wagon: Was ss7s
/ Blackboard and Table with Chair,
blue enamel finish. W q S $3.50:
sc OIored Wood Doll Cradles. slightly
DAMAGED. Were Use. Now. .25c
II Large Bubbles Doll in knitted coat
and bonnet Was SLOTS. Now .S7.25
1 Large Bubbles Doll in brushed wool
coat and bonnet. Was Ss75. Now $3.50
Bubbles Dolls. straight limb, dressed
in white organdy dress and bonnet:
Bubbles Dolls. large size 'straisRt
limb. organdy dress and bonnet. Were
PSF trairSt Limb vania Baby Dolls. sT osS
candy dress and bonnet. We're Sc.
3 Moon Mullins Games. Were 81.
Peter Pan Games. were ST. Now SIC
Stepping Stones Games and Game Of
Indian Trail. Were ST. Now soc
Stock Barns complete with animals.
Were S1.25. Now. Observation-Disclosures c
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
o1TOuU Is a Fine Day to Bring

exchangcah not o. phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28
RuffIed Marauisette Curtains, Special, $1.28 pal,

IS Pairs Rufied Marquisette Curtains, with valance
and te-backs Soft beige tone. "a yards long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-28

oys about IL years DID, including Boy Scout Series
we're Soc. Now reduced to Observation-Disclosures. zSG
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THE Book STORE. A1sLEs 1925, FIRST FLOOR.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05

within week after his induttl"'
into office. Tn. da, of the allal
has not been determined bui il Is
Hoover follows the custom OF h,l
predecess ors she will arrange for Ii;
within a few days.
The homely servant problem. on
not frequently associated with the
activities Of d presidents wife, con-
fronts Mrs. Hoover.
The Hoover home on S street.
which has been leased to Senator
Walcott, the new senator from Con-
necticut, has not been entirely dis
mantled and is still manned by 'he
old staff of Hoover servants. Boris.
the presidents personal valet wno
has been with him for many years.
and Mrs. Hoo>er's personal mad,
are the only members of the retinle
who We're taken to the White House.
She soon must decide which Of the
old group will be moved to the eXe-
be left behind.
She Rests Today
The new first lady frankly looked
upon the day as one of rest from
the strenuous hours she spent at thu
side of her husband Yesterday. From
the time she left the S street house
at 10 a. m. until departing from the
reviewing stand seven hours later,
except for a respite fer lunch. she
was a focal point for thousands OF
curious eyes.
She took her par. graciously AMI
showed no WEAKNESS at the end o.
the day. For two hours in the re-
viewing stand she bobbed up and
down in her chair with the approach
of every American flag. AS the
president saluted each national en-
blem, she stood very erect, her eyes
straight head and her hands close
at her sides.
When pretty little Girl Scout
broke out of her parade unit and
splash.d across the street TO take
a Water-soakcd corsag~ to the new
presidents wife. Mrs. Hoover stool
up and received the token with a
smile She looked worried AS sh,
fingered the dripping jacket Of tn,
child.
She rose 10 her feet alone and
With the greatest spontan"ity she
had shown all day, clapped sigor-
ousls as an Iowa delegation passo !!
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
INDIAN FLAPPER WEARS
30 POUNDS OF BEADS
Seminole Girl Uses Is Yards Of
Cloth for Dress With Last
Years as Il rCtti.aat.

Palm Beach, Fla. March P}-
While two and half yards of ma
terial will make sports dress for
the average white maid, IS yards
are required for the dress Of the
Seminole Indian girl who lives near
her fashionable white sister here
The Seminole maidcns Skin,
measures seven yards around. and
she often uses her last years dress
for petticoat. The Indian rirl.
too. goes the Palm Beach social
leader one better when it comes to
a galaxy of color. Bits OF calico are
patiently sewed together in intricate
patterns and bizarre color combine
tons to rival the best modernistic
designers.
No dowaser in the opera box eve,
wore more Jewelry than the Sem
mole girl does beads. Beads arr
her weakness. Her neck is encircle
by row upon row of the brightly
colored strings. Many a Seminole
girl of IS has so yards of beads
around her neck and often they
weigh as much as 80 pounds. The
beads are accumulated from her in
fancy and fin1lly are buried with
her.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
EAST AND WEST STATIONS

t:3O--WODa, Paterson-2iO
5;So-News; sport talk
9:oo-Air Theater Players
9:3o-Colonial Rendezvous
3:45-The Californians
1o:oo-Joseph Cardella, tenor; plan
o;So-Theodore Freeman, baritone
pianist
11:oo-Lido Venice
l1:3O-The Gondoliers
1iaO-WNJ. Ncwark-:O7
s;oo-,John Steele, tenor: institute
talk
9:3o-Tropical islanders
10;o0-Aeronaut Boys
1o:3o-Indiana Pirates
1900 mid,-Da'idson's D-N party
11OO-WFG, Atlantic Cit,-:,3
S:o0-Concert orchestra
S:45-Studio program
9;o0-Hall Dual Trio
o:00-Bridgc game
1l:10-Dance orchestra
saO-NGY, Schcnettady-3SO
6:oo-Stock reports, produce mar
ket; farm forum; news
6:o0-W Gather: Telechron time
6:3o-Dinncr music
7:00-Samc as WEAF
S:00-Studio ensemble
S:30-Same as WEAF
:3G-Studio ensemble
ll:0o-Eadio- keith-Orpheum hour
1900 mid,-Television transmission
s0O-NLN, Cinctnnati-i.S
5:nu-1'he Five O'clock Haualia MS
5:3o-Live stock reports
5:4o-Polly and Ann, the Glad
Girls
6:o0-Hcnry Thiess and orchestra
6:o4-NeNs of the Day
d;3o-Dynacone Diners
1:th-Dos Talk
7:%o-Sohio program
S:oo-Cinclnnati Symphony orch.
9.oo-Theatcr Hour
g.30-Dutch Master Minstrels
1o:o0-Musical program
] :3o-The Cossacks
II :oo-Nariety Hour
j :3o-The Quinlillc ensemble
12:o0-Ted Wcems and orchestra
12:3o-Hcnry Thiess and orchestra
1:o0-Little Jack Little
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
White HOUSE HAS
ANOTHER MISTRESS
Mrs. Hoover Takes Up Duties as
Private Housewife

Washington, March 5 R-A new
mistress reigned in the White House
toJay-one who woke from a yes
;erday OF public official duties to a
day filed with the private problems
CT a housewife.
For Mrs. Hoover is still the head
Of all important family, and the re-
sponsible hostess TO the sons. daugh-
ter-ln law, au1ts, sisters and grand
children who have come long dis
tances to participate in the ina ugur-
al ceremonies. She must put The,
big white mansion Oh Pennsylvania
avenue in order to make the few
remaining days of their visit COM
forta bic.
AS she left the reviewing stand
in front of the White House portco
late yesterday, where she and the
president had watched the two hour
| inaugural parade. she stepped quiet
iy from the public eye into such
privacy as the nations executive
mansion dffOfQS.
With their two sons, Herbert, Jr,
and Allan, d student at sanford
university. their two grandchildren.
Mrs. HooNer's sister. Mrs. j. II
Large, and other more distant rela :
tives. the Hooyers arose today after
a quiet evening alone. There hal
been no guests and no Formally.
No Early Appointments
Mrs. Hoover mas no engagement
fer the next two or tn 'ec days She
desires only to he able to he hostess
TO the family, most of whom wild
leave Washington before the end oi
the week.
The only state function now I'M
der consideration is diplomatic &C.
ception. time honof"d custom for
a newcomer in the White House
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05

plifier. with power enough to give re-
ception as low as whisper. or with
volume SO great as to rock great
auditorium will sell complete for
s2645o Nothing else to buy This is
truly the Worlds finest radio produced
today. utilizing Bosch model "29' ch.s-
sis and power amplifier. This like all
Bosch radio employs total of 8 tubes
for radio application and power
rect;fying purposes Although this
model "28" uses 8 tubes some Of the
tubes are Of different type, the Diff
ference being in the Bosch power am
plifying device which uses No. $50 OF
or No $40 tubes, whichever you prefer.
instead Of the usual I'll A equipment
This combination less tubes sells for
$3.50, the tube equipment listing for
$3.50, making the complete price
s264.5o Without doubt this wonder
full combination is the Worlds premier
radio outfit Of today.
Number "7' Console. too. will give
the same amazing performance that
has established Bosch Model "28" edi-
ton IS" equipped with the Bosch
Summer Booster" as the greatest
Mr.. Joseph Malin, o. Terryyille Road
Bristol. Conn. logged the following sta
tons on Saturday. February 10th. be-
tween the hours Of u to 2:30 A. NJ.
with a model "28." Bear In mind that
this famous receiver is now selling al
an unheard-of new low price of $40
less tubes, $3.50. Following is a list
OF the stations brought in By Mr.. Malin
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
WHEEZY TRAIN TAKES
CO0LlDGES TO HOME
Noisy Engine, Empty Day Coach and
Special Car Bring Former Pres
idcnt to Journeys Ind.

Northam mi ton, Mass. March ;
tUP-The news in this quiet town
today was that the Coolidges had
come back home.
They came back much as they
leftover the 20-m,le branch hna
that meanders down to Springfield
An engine, an empty day coach an
a special car made up the unpre
tentious train that ratified and puff
ed into Mort hampton shortly after
midnight, an hour and ten minutes
late.
Even if Calvin Coolidge had been
awake. he probably would not have
worried about the delay. for it was
apparent as he Travelled up the At
lantic seaboard last night that tor
the first time in eight years he was
care-frec.
The former president and Mrs
Coolidge had been asleep for more
than an hour when tn" special car
was shunied onto sidetrack
through a thick New England 70.
and loft there unit! morning. Toda!
the Coolitlges will resume their life
in the modest white duplex which
is a few blocks away from the rail
road station.
About 50 neiShhors waited at thu
station last night to welcome North
ampton's most DISTINGUISHED citizen
but when they learned Coolidge a
ready was asleep they went TO their
homes
It was here more than 20 years
20 that Coolidge was elected coun
Gilman and began his political ca
reer that eliminated yesterday
when citizens Of seven states gath
cred along the route of his train to
shout good bye and good luck,
Rain and snow heat about thu
special car az it left Washington
crossed Maryland and continued w
through Delaware. Pennsylvania anf
New Jersey. hu' thrones were q
every station. Tho demonstration
were repeated through New York
Connecticut and Massac husetts.
There will be no triumnhal parade
today-Coolidge has forbidden tt
but some neighhors may drop In 70
! a while after the former rresid"n
and his wife get tho fn"nitura il
order and see that the furnace /
/ working all right.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
Today. Feature.

For the first time in radio history
a trained seal will be featured as
the star performer of the evening.
This versatile creature will be anon.
the stars to be featured tonight
during the Radio keith-Orpheum
hour at II o'clock over WEAF and
VITO. Other artists included in to-
nights presentation are Van and
Schenck. the highest paid song
team on the stage: Gilda Gray,
that's enough; Winnie Lightner.
crooner OF vaudeville blues:
Harry Fox and Beatrice Curtis:
George Stanley and his Georgia
Crackers. and the colossal organ at
the Hippodrome, will fill out the
program.