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REENACT STORY
 OF CRUC|F|XION
lContlnued from Firs; Farel

pageant are taken by townspeople as m the passion play at Oberamlner- sau, Germany, In olden times, be fore twentleth-century sophlstlca- ton penetrated even into thls ililIv retreat, the man cast for the role of Judas had 10 watch out for himself. so real did the pIous play acting become in the minds Of the peOpig that he often had 10 flee tor his life before the showers of sticks and stones hurled at hln by the deyout onlookers
 The shoes were removed from all the beasts taking part in the pro- cession. the popular belief being that they must not trample the holy ground" over which the Savior is passing. The ceremony Is witnessed yearly hv many members of the large Anglo American colony Tn Florence.
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Physical Condition Good

The report says the condition and physical capacity of the property is better than at any time in recent years Installation Of automatic con- trol from New Iiaven 10 Providence has been completed, The statement of long term debts show transac- tons with net increase Of s5,c0e 100. The profit and loss balance after al lowing for January, 1929 dividends was s13,754 f-9 an increase Of sS.- 664.65S. The road and equipment investment account shows an in crease of ST.9Ts,Sbt
 Reha billtatlon of the trolley pro- pertes was continued Tn 1928 with a substantial improvement although revenues have declined The water lines showed deficit while motor coach lines showed net income over the previous year due 10 growth in traffic.
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these quiet Fisherman Herbert Hoover will ply the presidential rod and reel automobile ride Washington will be the chief
  small which
 som O the ame aboundo on the
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AT DEMOLAY INSTALLATION

About 35 members of the Rain- bow assembly and Masons of this city attended public installation of the Order of DeMolay in Bristol last evening. Refreshments were served and dancing was enjoyed.
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NEW HAVEN SHOWS
 HEALTHY SURPLUS
Continued from First Page)

IS not supported by facts, as indl- Vldual applications for reductions in rates are many and are constantly shrinking railroad revenues.
 ri tho situation should continue. '" says the r'Nort, there IS serious danger hat railroads will be unable to further improve their service and may find it difficult 10 continue the present high character of service de- sired by the public"
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SETS NEW RECORD

Seattle. Wash. March o9 lP,- Harold Rother Of Stanford univer- sitv set , new worlds indoor record m the shotput with 3 toss of s1 feet, 5-g O an inch last night. The former record made by Swartz Of the New York Athletic club was 1 feet. [ 7-8 inches.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29

A volcanic eruption in the Craters of the Moon IT southern Idaho Is forecast.
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City Advertisement
SEWER IN HOMESTEAD AVENUE

Clerks Office, City Of New Britain, March 29, 1923.
 To whom 1t may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and AsseGs- ment of the City Of New Britain. has made the following assessments O special benefits or betterments caused by the construction of q sewer in Homestead Avenue. from West Main Street to RidgeHood Street, viz:
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that none would be permitted. The police have orders 10 disperse all 1 such gatherings.
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READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(Confinuedl
"lVAVERLY SHORES"

"WAVERLY SHORES"
Restricted water front cot
tage sites on private Virginia
estate-with hunting and fish
ing club privileges.
owner of small water front estate on
the beautiful Rappahannock River offers
choice Of Ave select sites for Sum-
mer or permanent home; Lots aproxi-
mately one acre, with 150-ft frontage,
first-class six or seven room and bath
cottage with screened porch. electric
lights, fireplace and running water can
be built for $2.5o0. Lots $500 each.
Complete home with acre lot for $4,000
with fishing and hunting club privileges.
rs mi. from Washington, % mi. from
Fredericksburg. so mi. from Richmond:
golf. swimming cool. tennis. etc. Private
club on estate has 125 acres for fishing
and duck hunting. Best hunting and fish,
ing in Virginia. Six of Virginias most
extensive estates within radius OF III
miles.
For complete information. plans and
building estimates or directions to prop
erty, address Box 5-H. Star office.
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r1Nr conNrRY HOME

I FINE COUNTRY iOME. s,,,..
health and happiness. A home In the
country among the trees and flowers; over
Sd acres mostly cleared land, rich soil, loads
OF fruit some ready to gather; lovely
8-rO0m and bath house. all modern. excellent
hard pike IL miles from ID. G. IN virginia.
This place sold about11 year ago for S25,go0.
on reasonable terms. For further details
and inspection. see Mr.. MORAN.
THOS. d. WALSH.
Il ais ilth 81 N.W ADiStrict 76kA-7haa
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FOR sALE-suBuRBAN PROPERTY.

Bargain-E. Riverdale, Md.
Beautiful Groom house, ami, with nearly
| an acre OF ground, fruit trees, grapevines,
NORTH uSs 2os. OF rara naars Ss RSoss
Island ave. NV.
ON THE BALTIC RID. LOT. loOx45O. THIS
trees: Priced for quick sale. Terms ar
East Riverdale. Md. bungalow, S rms.
e en- .,I path; gas; lot SoxiSo Price $500
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS.
see North Capitol Street. National 6733.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
As SOLD.
$500 CASH BUYS
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
BUILT
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN
| BUNGALOW & GARAGE,
IOT-WATER HEAT.
GLASSED AND SCREENED
SLEEPING PORCH, 1Oxl8.
| LOT 90 FRONT 14O DEEP.
REDUCED NOW TO $6,250.
Five large and bath
70 degrees in zero, weather: two bedrooms
| leach has closet. large pantry. attic, large
front porch; extra eRrge back porch. 1Oxle,
RlaSsed and screened; all windows screened.
! full-length screens; hardwood oak floors;
automatic electric range; built-in ironing
board; full size beyeled mirror door: bath
room two floors besides inlaid linoleum;
laundry tubs in cellar; separate heater for
hot water during Summer months; coats
best paint on woodwork inside and outside:
| 4 electric base plugs in each room; all lights
rage: built by union day labor. ! superin-
| tended these houses. guarantee them built
of hrst-class materials. I lived for past Is
years blocks from this home thave built
and sold 4S to date in subdivision. To
| inspect take A. b. & w. bus. 9Th and Pa.
/ ave. NV. to Bancroft. Va. House open all
time Located on Spring St. Bancroft. Va;
show you same. ] do not ask your name
and address, ! have nothing else to SELL
devote my whole time to nay houses. have
no overhead expenses and pay ne commits
| sions for selling. That's the reason can
give you house and detached concrete
block eaarse Tor price advertised. Bring
carpenter or any mechanic TO inspect same.
as there is nothing sighted in any part Of
this house or any build or will build.
Bancroft is g. miles from White House over
, concrete road all the way. Columbia pike.
Has about l25 homes. mostly Government
ask Is you compare with anything adver-
tised around this price IN promise you
| real 5-room modern home with many fea-
lures to make housekeeping easy. Terms are
easy; $50 per month covers everything.
WALTER O'llARA.
OWNER & BUILDER.
TEL. CLARENDON 123.
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Takoma Park and Vicinity

Takoma Park and Vicinity.
Several owners have left city and offer
their modern. detached homes at sacrifice
prices; The wise buyers are taking advan-
then some Of these BARGAINS.
mace heat lot 5oSiso: -. SQUARES 0 rom bus
line so $500 cash and $40 per month.
bath; fireplace, sleeping and breakfast
porehes; space for large rooms IN the
srss eose in no iS Ssaon
cash and sos per month, At least $1,000
fs.s50-s rooms, bath. fireplace, h.7;w.h..
oak floors: lot 50x2I0; flowers. shrubDery
s and Esrase;s o nice location; paved street
eIoss o M; sooo cssh ana sso Fer month.
$1,000 Iwo-story,, arranged as two apart
each paved street sleSe to an con
rooms. bath. Sleeping "e porch S' h cSs M oak
floors; garage. flne location, close TO stores.
and other conveniences. $1,000 cash and $50
S rooms, bath. Enclosed sleepins porch.
f TafOm s. i srst an
fssssS h0% fa Features T NICE
sized lot; good location. Terms arranged.
for sssrs bath Cons s BAH
chestnut trim, h.-M.h., beautifully land.
s ssSefs i 0fs e .s " sood t cash st
c. ~. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar ST.,
Takoma Park, ID. c.
NEXT TO P. o. GEORGIA s1726.
ELEVEN YEARS SPECIALIZING
IN THE SALE OF DETACHED
HOMES IN THIS LOCALITY.
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wANTED-FARMS.

50 TO rs ACRES WITHIN A. RADIUS OF
I'D miles OF washington; preferable Mont
gomery Co., Md. Must have siyeeble stream
OF water with sufhcient all-year now 70 .G run
hydroelectric plant. Will buy. A. L. CON-
TELLA CO. INC. Met. $500. -=-
SMALL FARM DESIRABLE FOR POULTRY.
ten to twenty acres, OH hard road near
Washington. Price must be reasonable.
Phone Berwyn 2eS-M.
IS TO SO ACRE FARM IN MARYLAND
within 20 miles of Washington, D. C.; give
full particulars and cash price. ADDRESS
Box 80-H. Star office.
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S5350-Come let me Just giSe you
one peep into this little dream bungs-
low home and you will want to live in
1t forever-I never saw anything so
charming in all my lfe-It is just be-
ing completed and is a darling English
cottage: white trimmed in green. The
living and dining rooms are beautifully
paneled-all ceiling finished white with
an English molding such as you see i'll
very expensive homeS-Even the dining
room has a service buffet. The trim
is old English mission. There are
cozy bedrooms. bath. f1ne hreproof base
ment. An attractively built garage
with pergolR Is to be included. There
is also hot-Wster heat and oak floors
throughout. A beauty and bargain.
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BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK
$3.50
Outstanding Value
Excellent Location
Beautiful Shade

Splendidly Built.
HOLLOW TILE house
with 6 sttractively
a era nsed, spacious
r o o m s. with hall
leading to incloSed
sleeping porch, max
ing 4 sleeping rooms;
large living room
ross front Of
house with pretty
open fireplace. This
is a real home and
is offered at this
price because owner
is transferred. Never
such q home in this
beautiful location Of
fered at such a price.
High class neighbour
hood.
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A Weeks Vacation Free
At Beautiful Riviera Beach
Special Introductory Offer

Spend week in one of our bungalows
and be convinced that Riviera Beach is the
logical place for you to own your water
front home.
We are so confident that after a week S
stay you will become another satisfied owner
that We will refund the entire rental charge
to those who desire to purchase.
A limited number of attractive BUNGALOWS
are reserved exclusively for observation-disclosures.
Only 40 miles from Washington via Defense
Highway-Crsin Highway to Glenburnie'
Annapolis Boulevard and Mountain Road.
over 200 bungalows already occupied.
Catholic and Protestant Churches; play
grounds. miles of safe sandy beach, cleo
tricity, stores-these are few of the rea i:
sons why Riviera Beach has been selected
by discriminating families who appreciate
an ideal summering spot.
Lots for sale, 5000 and up, on easy terms;
Our plan cheerfully explained at our local
once. Phone or write for particulars.
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BARGAIN.

"a acres, corner tract: highway and street
f~ontaee in beautiful resident section, Falls
church Ideal estate or SUBDIVISION ,ron Must
Weshington. Price, $500; easy terms.
OWNER BOX 3O2-H, Star ONCE.
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Old seven-room house. excellent location,
fine old trees, above grade, electricity water
bus service promised-one OF more acres,
around $4,000: price depending OH terms
For the family needing four bedrooms a
fine home, with large lot, like PARK, no
better buy has been offered tins Summer
than house OF Government man ieavlne
Washington. who has cut nearly $1,000 from
with fireplace, large dining room' kItehen'
pantry, attic and finished room IN base
ment. Capitol boiler. No better residehtlal
section in Maryland. Garage. .a
Bungalow type, but with rooms. sleeping
porch. two baths. all improvements. only
Kensington house, 9 large rooms, lot l5OX
$50; close to transportation; 5000; SAFE OF
trade.
HolIow-tile stucco house, with six real
rooms and large sleeping porch fireplace,
hot-water heat and everything, lust on
Carroll avenue bus line. Only $1,000 now:
This can't be beat; Groom bungal0W-
hot-water heat, light basement, located on
paved street. now only $500. Not on car
line. but in white neighborhood. go
Near Silver Spring, almost new house, Dullt
looms, good looking house outside. and pretty
as picture inside, with its beautiful oak
floors. Colonial staircase. real fireplace and
sun parlor. with room for second bath
built-in garage. Owner will take best offer
We receive over $4,000.
Many more. See photographs and listings;
and let us know your wants. We can hnd
the house you require.
r. d. LILLE
Citizens Bank Bldg. Takoma Park.
Shepherd 1922.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
l.. HEISKELII, Ills Eye st. NV.
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negotiated; lowest rates. Reflnancing. JAMES
N. HUGHES, 1927 Eye ST. National 9372.
SNAIL PAYMENT, QUICK SEc.vICE; NO
red tape. DIR. A. Henry, Inc. 1915 Eye
SECOND TRUST NOTES PURCHASED FROM
builders and brokers. Reasonable discount.
UNION FINANCE COMPANY, ....
1874 Woodward Bldg. Main 6oJ6
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Chew Chase View, 100 by 200; 5000 each;
5:ToOm OungalGw, ami ri: large lot; beyond
H. M MARTIN. KenSinVton, Nd.
KenSinRton 4S-J.
HOUSE. 8 ROOMS, ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
large lots, fruit. etc. Small down pay
V ~sn' ph Sn:h aa Spring St. West Falls CHURCH
ROSEMONT. VA.-ALL-BRICK. DETACHED
home at 10 Cedar st. Lot so, by l25: three
Sleeping porch. pantry and f1ii.fioored attic
ami. including fireplace and frll auto
matte electric rsnss d 1Gss been rsdfcSrs.sa
ROOMS AND BATH. HOUSE NEWLY
painted. mi: large porches: beautiful lawn
faced roads, Z miles from WASHINGTON, Ideal
for home or tea room. Address Box ss2-H
Star Office. >.
NEARBY. MD. ON STATE RoAD-l2-
Chicken house. slectricity; as min; to down
dress dress Box Box sss-H. Star once: 1~l@
BY OWNER LEAVING TOWNS LARGE
rooms and bath. ami: completely furnish
lot near hearts, Schools and eharehes: 70 minutes
M sinGS T aSe, ' Va. H.. H Va
JEFFERSON PARK BEAUTIFUL. OLD
English home. five rooms, bath. shady lot.
1sw' nS nscfs,v nrc.d I by owe e eSa
dria lI65-W.
GROOM HOUSE, FIRST STORY ALL CON-
crete. With 3 concrete porches. very massive
construction. l acre in beautiful trees and
shrubbery. very beautiful home. one
block of Lee Highway, mhcadam road,
FIVE miles from Georgetown. Price S12,O0O
Phone Clarendon 1912
ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRES. FIVE-RM.
bungalow, cellar, cistern. well. gas. garden
fruit OF all kinds chicken houses and yards
Suitable for chicken farm. Address BOX
443-H, Star office. -
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.-OWNER DESIRES TO
20 west Will sell at sacrifice Groom house,
a mi, screened porcheS: nice yard; shrub
berry; garage. Bargain for equity cash. 26l5
17th c
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

T AI-s11'' " = ~ .
CSood Ar bungalow, anil, pOTcheS back
and front; Q lots 5Oxl75, nice stream run
ming through, in town of Falls Church, Va
Close to Lee Highway, Henhouse Gsragns
Good 2-story, 7-r. house. ami; front
sSbrSbbery O and fruit. About q acre land
Win sell for $500. A barsain. Terms
several especially nice farms for sale o.
trade for houses in good locations VIII
small trusts. ranging in price from so'OOt
Lots Of nice acreage on hard road that
would subdivide. Reasonable terms: u. a.
and big. viii trade farms for suburban
houses and lots or city property clear OF
with small trust Call on us IL YOU mean
business Phone Falls Church 90. ONCE;
ii. III ANDERSON 81 co.
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SALE-HnIrsEs

A LITTLE WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE on
through numbered street. ten rooms, bathS
h.-w.h., electricity: two-car, two-story brick
garage on rear. Can place $4,000 irst-trugtS
Price, 1880. which Is assessed value. ADJ
dress Box Ash, Star ofice
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SALE-ACREAGE.
"a ACRE, GRANT AVE.
near Country Club, $1,000.
Clarendon 793-J-l.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB.
Arlington County; ga acres.
Clarendnn 1o3-I-l

A PECAN GROVE OF FIVE ACRES. CON;
tanning 200 trees planted in 1918 and well
cultivated. having received the best Of care
and attention. now bearing fui t;o crop r An
value set by competent authority is $4,000.
Make me an ofIs5 t. SITUATED s at Flint sids.
Couehlin, executor, 47l7 18th st. NV.
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CONCRETE H'WAY FARM.
RENT--FARMs

TRUCK FARM-sI2 ACRES CLEARED, Z
room house, miles from Center Market
OWNER, 1903 Perry place NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

26O9 MONROE ST. NE.
THIS modern six-room home, containing
2 bedrooms. hot-water heat, hardwood
floors and garage. Price $3.50. can be sold
upon very reasonable terms open sunday
/ pm. to pm -
317 woodward Bldg. National 1853
BUNGALOW, ROOMS, CELLAR. ELEC.
and water One-fare zone. Price $2,15O.
Call 1888 Benning I'd. ne.
LUXURY FOR YOU OF MODEST MEANS.
porches pretty garage. beautiful lawns,
shrubbery artistically closed-in corner. 15x
iS0 500 home for $500: vacant: terms
II sniff -fSenrRe C. Walker. Hyatts. BOB "
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$475O.m.

FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW
in nearby Virginia. 20 minutes drive
from heart Of city: bath. electricity; n.-T Fdi
length copper screens throughout. Small
cash payment, ss5 per month. Call Clar.
l22R-J-1. =
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SALE--LOTS.
frA-AS.aA

LOT "a. SQUARE 202s, ON 52nd ST NEAR
Military I'd Owner. Address Box 345-E,
star Office.
WOODBRIDGE. d. C-55-FT. FRONT ON
paved ST. and bus line; sacrifice $500 cash.
phnne Hvatts 1882
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q Really Feel Comfortable After a Meal Now" States Mrs. Addis

Mrs. T.. I. Addis Of 109 Ellsw orth Ave, New Haven. states: After meals I would feel bloated and have q terrible pressing feeling in the pit Of my stomach. often had dull headaches and sometimes black spots would appear before my eyes and it would be some time before could see. would get attacks of lu,ubago that would give me con siderable distress and my nerves were not as strong as they should be. l read about Bon Tone and de cided to try it and see if it would
 do for me what it had done sfor others. lt certainly is splendid pre pal aticn. My lumbago has not bothered me at all since taking this remedy and my nerves are a lot stronger. My stomach is much bel ter and ] really feel comfortable now after my meals. do not have those headaches and no more spots floating before my eyes. ] will glad ly recommend Bon Tone as l cor slider IL deserves praise"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
TAYLOR AWAITS DEATH
 IN CHAIR WITH SMILE
Dancing isarier" Cnn.oved as War den Tells Him He Must Die
 After Midnight.

Boston. March UP)-Calmly and light -heartedly George E. H.. Taylor. convicted slayer of Hiss Stella Pomikala Of Lawrence. today awaited the fateful hour Of 12:aS a. m. tomorrow when he must go 10 the electric chair at Cha rlestow, state prison.
 The dancing barber still pro- testing his innocence, nevertheless was resigned 10 his fate. and vir- iualiy had abandoned hope of es- capins the extreme penalty.
 Determined to exhaust every pos sibiiiy of blocking the execution Attorney John H. O'Ncil of Ames- bury. member of defense counsel planned an 11th hour appeal today 10 Secretary Of State Frederic w. Cook. who was acting governor ir he absence of Governor Frank G. Allen and l.ie,i nan, Governor Will liam s. Yonngman.
 The appeal was 10 be based on 'nAwiy disc oNered' evidence said to have been obtained from business man in Salisbury. where Miss Po- mikaia was slain on June ]. 1927 Because Governor A'l"n already has refused 10 intervene. however if was considered highly improha ole that the acting governor would do so in the executives absence
 At the state prison. separations for the execution were being com pictch Warden James l.. Hogse': had formally notified th" condemn ed man that he must die at "igh; minutes after midnight and Taylor had accepted he news ciamly an smiIingly.
 Tn his last hours on earth Tavlor was heinz ronsoIcl hv his brother Clayton Thompson Of Hpllairc. O Taylor was horn in Cleveland. Q and was Christcned Elmer ] Thomp | I-tf f,p
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spiritual splendors existing today in the heart of youth. As long as they exist the inner. deeper spirit of re- ligion has nothing to fear"
 Says Only Debs Saw Truth
 MT. Wise was asked a number of questions by members of the au- dience. mostly applying directly 10 his talk. but one or two to ascer- tain his observations concerning cer- tain ethical situations. He was aske d if the churches and synagogues fail ed during the war if there was any group that did not fail. He replied that the Quakers still believe Thou shalt not kill.''
 But that is no excuse whatever" he said. referring to the fact that all other institutions failed also. men, tioning chambers of commerce. civic clubs. educational institutions. etc. He added. If one were to say the church is no worse than anything else. that would be sorry kind of religion"
 'The next war will be the last as far as European civilization is con- cerned.' he commented.
 The only person who saw what VIC all know. that war is wrong and that no one person or no one nation was to blame, was Eugene V. Debs, he added.
 In commenting upon his reply tG one question. he caused a great dea of laughter by describing the eXper- fences of typical American tourist. in Europe. adding "The stupides sight abroad is the average Ameri. can tourist"
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MANY INJURED IN l WEEKEND MISHAPS
20 Passengers Hurt As Hartford
 Car Leaves Rails
By the 4 Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 An open switch caused a trolley to leave the rails in Hartford ani resulted in injury to more than 2o passengers; one man met his death in Fairfield when struck by ma chine. and four pedestrians Were hurled to the ground in New l.on- don by an automobilist who is held charged with drunken driving.
 The trolley after leaving the tracks. drove headlong into Mid dletown car. Police and tiremr, were summoned and aided in rescae work. Several persons were render ed unconscious and were taken to d hospital where first aid treatment was given.
 Allan Williams, one Of the pas sengers. received a fractured skull and his condition is critical. Two Seriously Hurt Those seriously injured but eX- pected to recover are Harry Falko- witch and William Vasile. The man killed in Fairfield is tudiu COnWdy. 50. "HO uleu tfit''c hours after having been struck while walking along the post road. An operation performed on d crushed leg in an effort to save his life fa!i- ed. William A. Biedinger, d chem'S1 was arrested. Miss Nellie Beckwii h of Waterford is in a critical condi ton with fractured skull and three companions were less seriously hut as the result of having been .knock",! down by machine operated Ly Louis Perkins. The others injur 'J are Horace Beebe. William SpieleI and Donald Ferguson Of New Lon don.
 The operator will be arraigned for driving under the influence of Iiquor
 In Bridgeport Evelyn Sarnik. four fell 9 feet from q window and is III a hospital under obserl alton. Jouu , Tackle. barber of Stratford com mitted suicide in the same city by
 jumping in front of an express train