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The Washington times., 1929-07-08
THIEVES RIFLE Cash TILL

Thieves who gained entrance TO
q store at 241 r st. n. e. yester-
day by breaking the glass in side
window stole $50 from the cash reg
lister and cigarettes valued at SIT.
William r. Hussey OF the r Street
address reported to Second precinct
police yesterday.
The Washington times., 1929-07-08
JIMMY THIEVES GET sap

Jimmy thieves pried open the
front door Of store owned by Dave
Blum, at 700 Eighth st. s. e.. earIv
Yesterday and stole $50 from. the
cash register, according to q police
report.
The Washington times., 1929-07-08
Marine Band Concert
is Scheduled Tonight

The United States Marine Band
led by Taylor Branson will give
concert tonight at o'clock at the
Marine Barracks and another to-
morrow night at 7:s0 o'clock in Lin
coin Park.
The feature OF tonight's' program
will be vibraphone solos. BY the
Waters OF Minnetonka" and ITO a
Water Lily" both played by Wilbur
d. Kieffer. Parade Militaire" by
Massenet and Suite 'Algerienne' !"
by Saint Saens are other selections.
coay rooms in desirable residences
The Washington times., 1929-07-08
Eden Clad SlUin1n1ers
Taken By Police

Visions Of the Garden Of Eden and the sirens that ured
Ulysses apparently by Washingonans attempting
to get breath of fresh air at Hams Point yesterday.
The Washington times., 1929-07-08

Coxy rooms In desirable residences
are offered to those who read tho
Classified rental ads
The Washington times., 1929-07-08

Questioning resulted in the police
zkarnir1x the Aldridge brothers had
IIbAen living in room in the 500
block OF TWenty-second ST n. w.
Two pistols were found there. Both
were loaded. Alfred Aldridge then
Ied his captors to the room of his
dead brother in the 1000 block of
sJ ST. NJ. w, where four loaded
guns were found.
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WIFE:

WIFE:
Well, George, what's the good word
this week?
You'd be surprised, Marie. The
Company is offering a ten-pound
Thanksgiving turkey to every man
who has $4,000 earned by the oath.
l have considerably more than half
earned now and have two weeks yet
to go. Believe | can earn the second
prize and get a carving set for you
beside the turkey. All the boys in
Mr. Crabb's organization seem to be
anxious to have everyone successful
and happy. Think of it, a ten-pound
turkey and nice carving set plus
$4,000 by the oath.
Yes, but George, how many are going to
Wen, myself. snlinEs. SEVERN. Thomas.
Wolfe and several others are lar ahead o.
sTs S@Ss Of tG hsm ae that wok VIII % esnT
turkey. THANKSGIVING.
Realy GsSTs so.in don't ssst nTest fysT
Mr. Crabb's business.
IT, is because most dd, men t tnlns Is the
have wives like you Marie, to insist that
a sass sf s S Sss G added to the
ton this week. Yet there is room for Just
g See See Mr., Crabb Monday. all day. 2o5 1nsur-
ance Building 18th H snd Eye St; o1t ,cs
ss men are ~f located In RoSnoE WDso
Salem. Raieieh, Richmond and Norfolk
BOY, 18 years old, with bicycle,
for messenger work; permanent
position. Apply to Mr.. Clark,
The Hecht Co., Warehouse, rear
81 0 st. NV.
LAST SUNDAY we invited ap-
plications from men who are
real salesmen-men who want to
earn from $50 to $50 week
right here in Washington. Out
standing men were selected and
given a course of intensified
training in our work-instruc-
ton in new and unusual methods
that is already enabling these
men to show remarkable results.
One young man who knew
nothing of work along these
lines earned $40 in cash COM
missions on his first day at
work; he fully expects to hit
$500 for his first week.
Next to him comes a man who
earned $54 his first day and has
been adding to that steadily
every day and who. confidently
expects to earn around $50
each and every week at this
fascinating work.
Others follow right along-in
fact almost every man who
started earned as much in his
first day as he would reasonably
expect to earn elsewhere in a
weeks work.
Our business is not real estate,
books, brushes, hosiery or secur-
tiles; no samples to carry and
nothing to demonstrate. 1t is a
totally new field ready for de-
velopment on a scale OF the
greatest magnitude.
Almost every one a prospect
and men average two sales IN
each five calls; interviews by a
system of personal introductions
that insures warm welcome.
Little competition and sales
closed with amazing ease.
Only energetic, experienced
men wanted who have initiative,
self-conhdence and real deter
mination. If you are straight
thinking, "red-blooded" and will
ing to do intense work for big
money with an almost unlimited
permanent future, call for inter
view between 10 am. and a pm.
only on Monday. Room $50
Washington Bldg, 18th and
New York ave.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices

iiss i4th st.-~Msrty's Cigar and MaSasins
i!tS and que sts.=ksnnsrs Pharmacy.
sSosii Gee eorSia s AVE.. Z Esmpkin's phar-
ssia i4.h ss.-co HSioM1 Art Gift Co.
sS0i 18th st--F3ronough's Pharmacy.
1&th and Buchanan sts.--HohberEer's Phar-
,4ss s; snd Colorado svs.--oDOnnslr'
s2os Mount Pleasant st.--Mount Pleasant
ITS Columbia rd;-The billy Shop
szqSSsn Fs5s F6 6sS ,n p,.,.
End ana Mass. sve-Phillips' Pharmacy.
AND and Psar 1FsS clerks
7ta' and o sts-smith's Cut Rate Drus
7th st. and r. l. ave-. French simpson.
18th and M sts.-LA Il. Forster,s Pharmacy.
&c. ave. ana Rock Creek Church Ed.-RocE
Ga. ave. and upshur st-Petworth Phar-
SOS ds. ave--Monek's pharmaey.
esl6 Ga. ave. Brentwood Pharmacy.
6224 3rd st.-Stewart's Pharmacy.
1905 Mass, ave.-Dupont Pharmacy.
fla fn ave- Sna ana Iss st.9N Reiskin D'Os o'Of''
North Capitol st. and r. ave.-Parker's
SiS4 New York ave.-Riverside Pharmacy.
sssh 1 and Pa sve.mHerSsts PHARMACY.
ssiS Conn. ave-Joll's Newsstand.
$3.50 conn conn svs-cireie et Confectionery store
wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry O.
42Si Wisconsin ave.--Morsan Bros.
Bros Pharmacy ,....,
TakomS Park. 359 Cedar st.-MattinEly
GEORGETOWN.
ssSsshh ana snd Il s stssLsTssss Phsrmac9. '"~''
S4iI ~ st.-Moskey's Rharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahus's PhaT-
macy. -
ara ana n sts.-Home Drug Store.
18th and Md. ave.-Luckett's Pharmacy.
500 East Capitol st-EstloW 8 Tate'S Phar-
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$500 18th st-Brookland Pharmacy. BROOK
eta and n. avs-John q. Bisss' Phar-
10th &C: and Va. ave.-Herbert,s Pharmacy.
ta ana and . stsLLSDIss D Psr ssSes
srd and Pa. sve.-o'Donneilis Drug store.
9th and Eye sts.-F. p. Weller's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia--HeatSS DRUG
Store.
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I'LL F St. NV.
EARN TWO DAYS


handling Americas most widely known
and therefore most easy. to sell line of bust
ness and personal Christmas greeting cards,
such as are in almost aunivsrsal use by
banks. business, professional and home peo-
pie. We pay liberal commission in cash
every day, together with generous monthly
bonuses ranging in size from SIS to $500; also
teach you where and how TO sell. SO that,
without experience. either full or part time
people can easily earn for themselves from
cent, nationally known sample equipment
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THE PROCESS CORPORATION.
Ii97 Natl Press Hldg,a 18th and SITS. NV.
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The Rent Room and Apartment TO
Let classifcations of The Star are virtu.
ally directories of all desirable rooms
and apartments available in Washington.
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100000 CORPORATION
has opening in washington for local rep
resentative. The man we employ VIII De
over IS and under 40, preferably marriea.
ton that offers splendid opportunities Tor
promotion commensurate with ability. He
will be backed by national and local adver.
Using and good will OF hundreds Of satisfied
cutomers. The earning opportunity Is bet
ganizattons provide, but 'get-rich quick
man need not apply, Give, age, education
and experience. Address Box 500 star
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uETP-DoMESTIC.

COOK and general housewoEker, expert
urbs; must stay nights; s12 weekly. Clar-
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
SPECIAL PREPARATION FOR CENSUS OF
fice exams. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor. i2th g. SITS. NV. Met. 1887.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
WHY SPEND s-i2 MONTHS DAY OR 1924
months in night school, when you can get q
better commercial course, including the same
essential subjects in about one-thtrd the
timer Thousands Of indorsers. Position
guaranteed graduates. Est, 10 yrs New
classes now forming. Enroll today. Boyd
Secretarial School, 1888 @ Sc. Natl. 1883
PARTISAN, GOOD EDUCATION, WOULD
exchange French lessons or conversations
for English ones, any week days between
8 and 5. Write Gouriou, l705 Corcoran st.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN
quire about our new method; licensed white
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LEARN TO EARN-Gregg shorthand. type
writing, bookkeeping and other secretaFial
subjects; also special review and dictation
classes. Day or evening. $40 to SIS monthly.
Columbia School, 14th and Monroe. Col. 1918.
MEN, WOMEN-JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators, s50-$60 week short hours. Burton
Linotype School, $50 H st, NV day or eve.
FRENCH, GERMAN, PORTUGUESE & ENG
lish Lessons, 81 an houri prepare for exams,
ave NV, Near 18th 81 Sta. Phone p0to-
mae 1890 before $3.50 q m.
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ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION
with ofices in principal cities seeks man
of mature years for Washington branch;
must be aggressive, analytical and thrifty;
sales experience advantageous. but not nee
essary; right man will find this q lifetime
connection with splendid possibilities: Bond
required. Address Box 2l7-C, Star once.
BOOKKEEPER, accountant ia
miliar with department store ac-
counting. Only those with ex-
perience need apply. Replies
confidential. Address Box ll9-C,
Star Office.
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NURSE, practical experienced, useful, Ieav-
Box 293-C, Star ONCE so
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The Star cO.opsrates with the Better Business
Bureau in an effort to exclude ell fraudulent and
misleading advertisements from its classified
section.
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Observation-Disclosures made all styles ana
fiesnmoQeled; reasonable; work euaranteed
190O Mass ave. NV. Desoto, Apt Is
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STENOGRAPHER, some experience, accu-
rate, industrious, willing worker; can trans
late German nuently. Phone Columbia 0652-J
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BOY, 18 years old, with bicycle,
for messenger work; permanent
position. Apply to Mr.. Clark,
The Hecht Co., Warehouse, rear
81 O st. NV.
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a4th and r sts-Day's Pharmacy.
store.
18th and Que sts--Kenner's Pharmacy.
18th and sts.-G. o. Brock.
1901 Georgia ave.. E Lampkins Phars
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NURSE, registered, wishes care of semi.
Invalid or child Decatur $500, Ant ana ar
address Box 2l3-C. Star nfFice - g.
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HELP--MEN.
(COntinued.l

MEN to sell house to house; I have some
thing that will SELL toy for the children
asa II st. NV.
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

BOOkKEEPER wants small set books Go
keep BOOKS opened, closed, balanced: ex-
psrlenced; capable. Address Box 464-B, Star
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a1thiiESSMAkER, expert filter, latest Fall
Il Desired Call after $50 pm, North 5493
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COMFIOMEIER OPERATOR, with 3 years'
experience. desires employment in after
noon. CAL Miss TAYLOR, Columbia IoS4i,
or write 2701 Conn. ave
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nlTUAGION-MEN.

STEWARD or checker, hotel; local refei
ences zubtrano, 2110 K st. NV.
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NODh
to operate Iunchroom; short hours. Phone
Atlantic 1898. Sunday or after pm.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08
bRAMLEY TO HUNT
| FOR dream island
Millionaire Sails on Novel Quest
From Boston Soon

Boston. Feb. 8 (uP)--With only
a dream to guide him. NJ. F. Bram-
ley. Cleveland. O., millionaire. will
sail from Boston during the next few
days on an adventurous cruise which
would have captured the imagina-
ton of Jules Verne.
Aboard the sturdy steam yacht
Peary a veteran of several expedi-
tions into the frozen north, Bran
ley and IL guests. with a crew of Is
to do the heavy work, will embark
on novel voyage which the million
aire hopes will prove that dreams
sometimes come true.
Somewhere Oft the Central Ameri-
can coast, Bramley Will hunt for a
submerged island, vision OF which
came to him once in a dream. Last
year. while making an airplane flight
he sighted what appeared to be the
land OF his drem. and 1t will be to
this point that the explorers de luxe
will first head.
The question which someb BODY
asked when Peary discovered the
north pole. What are you going to
do with 1t now that you've found
it?" was put to Bramley. and ne
confessed that he did not know
exactly what he would do if his
Dream Island" were located.
1t was reported that Bramlcy
planned to raise the island above
sea level and create "flsherman's
paradise" but on this he declined
comment.
Bramley purchased the Pear,
from Captain Donald B, Macmillan
several weeks ago. and since. thu
craft has been undergoing repairs
at 4 Chelsea shipyard.
A hnal trial cruise in Boston har-
Dor was scheduled for today, and
Bramley expected to start his voy.
age within 4 few days.
Probably the Pearys itinerary will
include Newport News. Va. Miami
Fla. Havana. Barbados and kings
ton. Jamaica. She will 60 through
the Panama Canal and up the west
coast, touching at various points, TO
San Pedro. Cal, where the cruise
will end.
Bramley said The expected to find
his Dream Island" somewhere be-
tween the western entrance of the
Canal and San Pedro.
The Peary has been thoroughly
reconditioned. and all the comforts
Of home will be enjoyed by Bramley
and his guests during the cruise,
which probably will require about
three months.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08

Inc Businessmen and the Plain
vile Casting team continued their
fierce struggle for the lead in the
industrial bowling league last night
when reach team swept its wav
through an opponent for a shutout
victory. The matches were rolled AT
Harris alleys.
Inc Businessmen disposed of the
bristol Brass team. which had been
only one game behind them, and did
II with consummate ease. Hitting
1855. the merchants won all three
strings by wide margins. Warner
and Murphy. Sr.. starred with s71
and 1862, respectively, while GRAY
son and Murphy .Jr. were also we'll
above 500. Robbins topped the
brassmakcrs.
Chester's wonderful II. was al
most solely responsible for the Cast
ing Co. victory. Chester struck of
132, 125, 1855 by a rare exhibition of
pin topping. and the Electro Platers
were never in the running. Schwab
and Roper also worked to advantage
for the winners and Tony, Berube,
and j. Salzillo for the tail.enders.
The scores:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08

scoring . victory this evening. 4
large band of rooters are planning
to follow the team.
| o. s. b. Installation
The newly elected officers Of
Trumbull Star lodge. o. 8. B., were
install last evening at = regula;
meeting of the lodge. They are the
following: Commander. Fred Liv.
ingston: past commander. Lillian
Livingston; vice commander. Gene
We've Cullen: scribe. Grace Kramer:
accountant. Gertrude Cullen: treas.
urer. Hazel Cassidy: marshal. Mary
Di Yulio: chaplain. 3. Palm: master
Of ceremonies. Arthur Palm: inside
guard. M. Deegan; outside guard,
Lulu Bacon: trustees. J. Fields. ].
Conforti and NJ. Marianelli.
Fred Livingston. the commander
OF the lodge. was rendered Q sur.
prise party after the meeting in
honor of his birthday anniversary.
Members from New Haven. Ham
den. Bristol. southington and New
- oon'' '""oi'
va ser'eo "no oahc'as was ENJOY
Gu
uoA'. VI NV" eo'
feoruary ID mas oeeh set as the
date for the hearing on the bill
Pr mn ~. .o"n .ou'' III ram
INC NC nea''hs VIII oe heid De-
'oie 'no Jua'ciary co'hf'll''ee IN the
-"'0 'ap..o' ~ lar.ioru.
Aseen'e.'' 10 9c''
An agreement Tor the sale OF the
Todt building on whiting street was
nmo a ' =. ~ a. me Town c'erk 8
.o. ~ 20 .e,~een Nose" sven on
I"e s,uo ."u MUSES. o. Neioitz ana
80 , ..NI.. =. 'he o."er' all three
oe'hG hartford men. The agreement
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08

will be carried on.
According to Miss Griswold, the
plan is to have DR.. Zwick at the
schools every morning of each school
day. The work of the school dem
fist will be confined to minor fillinsa
and extractions In case Of necessity
only.
Land Transfers
During the past six months a num-
Der OF real estate transfers have
been made in Remington and Ber-
lin. Many of these are plots OF land
purchased for investment and build
ing purposes.
Up to year $50 there was very
little construction going on here
Most people preferred to take ur
their residence in New Britain and
elsewhere, rather than remain In
kensington and Berlin. Both these
places are enriched with local charm
and history dating back to the day,
when they were settlements. With
an elaborate school program resi-.
dents Of Berlin and Kensinston
might easily surpass the reputation
that Pennington has for being one
of the SHOW places' Of the state.
Series Ut Lentcn SERVICES
Men OF the kensington CongrcEa-
tional church and the Methodist
church have planned a series of Len
ten services to consider and discuss
the place Of religion in their lives.
Meetings will be under the leader
ship Of the pastors of the two
churches. Rev. j.. f. Adkins and
Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. The first
meeting will be held at the Kensing-
ton Methodist church on Tuesday,
February ~. Refreshments will be
served after the meeting which will
be held at 7:t5.
East Berlin Items
The ladies OF st. Gabriers Episco-
pal church will hold a whist social
in the church social rooms this
evening at {. o'clock. This will he
the last whist until after Easter.
Prizes will be awarded and refresh
ments served. The public in invited.
The Boys club will meet this eve-
ming at Community hall.
On Sunday evening another set OF
slides In the travel series will be
shown at the Methodist church. It
is hoped to have the pictures Of the
New England coast and the st. Law
renee river for the evening. These
pictures are for the general public.
The library will be open this
evening for the exchange OF books.
No further cases OF influenza and
measles have been reported and It
Is now believed that this locality is
free Of both these ailments.
Next Tuesday evening the Wes-
leyans will hold the first birthday
banquet Of the year. Every mem
Der Of the church who has had a
birthday during the past six months
OF 1928 il eligible to attend the ban
quet. Following the event a social
time will be enjoyed. The church
basement will be decorated for the
occasion.
Owing to the severe weather of
yesterday no sessions we're held at
the Hubbard school.
Elaine Read IL confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. Gustave Petit IL able to be
about again after having been con-
fined to her home with the grippe.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08
BOARD WILL ACT
Action Tonight on $4,000
Building Appropriation
TOWN MEETING LATER
Conference OF Connecticut Christian
Endeavof Union-R0ard Of Relief
Aeots-Dr. ZwSck school Dentist
Briefs.

Tho hn1nce board ana the School
committee will meet this evening al
. o'clock to discuss the proposal d
appropriating $4,000 for the erec.
ton OF 4 new school in Kensinston.
The town meeting will be held at q
later date.
Prises Presented
At the weekly whist OF st. Paul'a
r. A. B. society last evening the fol-
lowing prizes were awarded: First,
J. Corr. Jr.: second. George Bald
win; third. w. J. Fagan: 4th, Mrs.
Robert Corr. Mrs. Byrnes received
the consolation awarded to ladies
and H. Vogelson the consolation
awarded to men. The next meet
ing will be held next Thursday eve
ming.
Christian Endcavor Union
A conference Of the Connecticut
Christian Endeavor Union will be
held at the kensington Congrega-
tional church tomorrow and Sunday.
A picked group of delegates from
various parts of the state and 4
group from the New Britain
churches will attend to discuss stew
ardship methods and ideals.
The conference will officially start
Saturday at 3 o'clock and the OPEN
ing address will be delivered by Rev.
c. g. Applegath Of Middleheld. The
toastmaster will be Verne Lewis.
president Of the kensington society.
A group conference on stewardship
plans and methods will follow an
address at o'clock.
On Sunday noon lunch will be
served In the church parlor. This
will be followed by the closing ses-
sion Of the conference with a talk
by Rev. We're w. Abby Of Hartford.
who 10 president Of the State Chris
tan Endeavor Union. The meeting
will come to Z close at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips Is superin-
tendent Of stewardship in the state
Christian Endeavor Union.
Clearing Road
State highway men are ut work
on the road under the railroad I'M
derpass, cleaning the refuse that
was deposited there yesterday by
the flood. The great depth OF wa
ter apparently has done no damage
to either the road or the stone foun-
dation carrying the railroad tracks
overhead.
Repairing Telephone Cables
As an aftermath to the flooded
sections along the road. some tele-
phone cables were ppt out Of serv-
ice and American Telephone and
Telegraph Co. employee are at
work today restoring the service that
was suspended.
Board Of Relief Meets
Tomorrow will be the third meet
ing Of the board Of relief. II will be
held ut the ASSESSOR Office in town
hall, from z:30 to 5 o'clock.
Daughter Born
A daughter. Mary Emma, was
born to- Mr.. and Mrs. John Tarca Of
the OLD Fair Grounds, on Febru-
ary 3.
School Dentist Appointed
Miss Mary Griswold. superintend-
ent Of school. announces that the
school board has appointed DR.. An
drew Zwick ~ school dentist. The
town OF Berlin has voted $1,000 for
his salary and the purchase Of port
able equipment with which the work
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08

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New Britain herald., 1929-02-08
Special Notice

The Sunshine society will hold 4
food and fancy work sale on satur-
day afternoon from to o'clock
at the Community house in Berlin.
Tho Lena Corbin Junior Branch will
assist with the fancy work. Tea and
coffee will be served during The aft
ernoon. There will be grab bag
to add to the interest and the party
will be In the nature OF get
toseter." ! Come and bring the chill
dren.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-08

The United States consumes more
than 70 per cent Of the worlds rub.
Der production.