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New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
3 DEAD, l6 HURT
 OVER WEEKEND
Two Of Fatal Auto Accidents
 in New Haven
;y the Associated Press.

By lhe Associated Press
 Three persons were killed and 1G were injured, four seriously in au- tomobile mishaps in Connecticut over the weekend. Five year old Richard Lombardi of Wallingford died of a. severed jugular vein when q car driven by his father, Joseph Lombardi, crashed into the rear of another machine at an intersection in New Haven.
 In the same city, a man believed to be A. Dalcsi, 4o, was killed by a hit and run motorist.
 X second I.ombardi child. Michael, while his father was held in $lJ0O bonds on a charge of reckless driv- ing.
 Mrs. Joseph Schaffler of Webster, Mass. was learning to drive at Put nam and the car struck tree Four of her children were hurt, one fatal ly. Vincent. If months old. died at midniGht of q fractured skull, in the Day-Kimball hospital. Francis. :, al so has fractured skull and may die The woman and her husband were unh%rmcd.
 Six We're injured, in q head on col lision of automobiles at Durham. Miss Ethel DolaN of Mcridon suffer- ed fractured skull. The mishap OC- cured. police say, when Cain May. 2G, of Glastonbury. drove his ma chine on the left side of the high way into car operated by Harold Portcous, IS, of Middletown.
 At Bristol, Mrs. Bradley A. Royce of West Simsbury suffered a trac- turcd shoulder and severe back in jurics in q collision of automobiles driven by her husband and Napoleon Christian of Bristol. Royce and Mrs Christian were slightly hurt.
 Abe George, 70. and his son James, @2, of East Granby, suffered fractured skulls when an automobile in which they were passengers skiddod and turned over. The driver John ", Scully. was cut.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
CURB DROP STILL
 UNDER WAY TODAY
Market Drifts Downward, Some
 Stocks Hitting Lows

New York, Dec. 9 (P) - Stocks renewed their decline on the curb market today The market faltered lat the opening. and with indica- tiOnS that Saturdays upturn was largely the result of short covering. bearish pressure was renewed. Furthermore, tax selling was be- iieNcd to be in large volume, as there are but a few days left in which stocks may be sold for this purpose.
 Trading kept within comparative ly moderate limits. By early after noon, the majority Of the more ac- tive shares showed losses or 1 to 3 points, while some of the less az tive specialties recorded wider losses.
 New Lows Reached
 X few shares again sagged to new lows, including Niagara Hudson and Interstate Equities. The latter touch cd 10. It was offered a few months ago at 15. Penrroad again sagged to it's minimum level The l. c. C. rail plan is viewed in some quarters as unfavorablc o it, although this view is not generally held. While the plan might require sale of much of it's holdings. the company would probably be able to command profit able prices for thcm.
 The utility group generally was under pressure. American and Foreign Power warrants dropped more than points, and such issues 'aS Electric Bond and Share, AmcrI- can Gas. Middle West Utilities. Asso- ciated Gas A, and American Super power lost 1 to points. Investment Trusts were also generally heavy, Lehman Corp. and Goldman Sacns losing a couple Of points each. Oils were irregular. Gulf rose points. then dropped :. Vacuum held fair ly firm. Cities Service cased frac- tionally.
 In the industrials, Tubize dropped several points. and American Cyan- amid and Zonite eascd moderately Crocher Wheeler was firm for time but soon saggcd.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
SAY NATURE STUDENT"
 ATTACKED YOUNG GIRL
Dorothy Van Camp, II, Found Chained and Half Staycu in
 "Study" of Missouri student.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 23 UP)- X man who sought to "bcnd all latur" to his Wlll' was taken before County Prosecutor James l., Page today to be questioned regarding his activities in SOund-proOf caves uD der his house and garage.
 Russell (. Arnold, 53, self-styIcd student of hypnotism and personal magnetism, faced an officer who to- morrow at q preliminary hearing will ask that he pay with his life Tor attacking and beating a IA year old girl
 Page feared that the experience of Dorothy Van Camp, If, who was found chained. beaten, and hal: starved in ArnOld's "study" was in 0icatiVe of the fate of other chil- Grcn.
 Police hurrowcd beneath the cave room under a garage and found bits of human hair, The transcript ol a hearing given Arnold year ago on complaint of his wife revealed lis year old daughter. Dorothy Arnold, became lis "subjcct" and Was m.atrcdted.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

lovers in musical skit. Before re- hearsals ended they decided to turn acting into reality and announced their intention of being married.
 Perhaps because their romance had started on the stage, they acced- ed to the theater managers suggest ion that they be married on the stage. Saturday night,
 Early yesterday morning a young man visited the hotel where the new Mr. and Mrs. Gerald were staying. Pretty soon he returned with q po- liceman. He explained his only in terest in the affair was that the girl happened to be his wife.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Landers' Girls Give
 SllO to Relief Work

Members of l.anGers' Girls club, following an annual custom, have donated $llO to local charities. Four dinners and two baskets Of fruit have also been provided for needy families. This year the club will not hold a Christmas tree party.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Dea t h s
Mrs. Emma SccIey


 Mrs. Emma 4. skinner Seoley, wife of Louis II. Srcley of 45 Whit ing street, died this morning at New Britain General hospital after a 10 days illness
 Besides her husband, she is sur vived by a daughter Mrs. $. D. Cook Of Waterbury; two sisters, Mrs. Kate Mills Of New York city and Mrs. Ella smith: a brother, William II. Skinner Of Bridgeport. and two grandchildren. Miss Lois Cook Of Waterbury and Charles $. Cook, Jr.. of the Culver Military academy.
 The funeral will be held Thuds- day afternoon at o'clock from the C. r.. Lewis X Sons undertaking parlors. 11S Elizabeth street Derby. Burial will be in New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

Ken Cop .....- 56&l 54 2 55$s Mack Truck .. 7o GN+4 GSH Mo Iac ..... S7 St S6 Mont Ward .. 47l4 451a 45&l Natl Biscuit. 166@4 l66%4 1GG | Natl Cash Reg 70 6S CS N Y Central. 17ll9 l6S 1GN12 x Y \ II ty II HOS no 110 North Amer. @u7s A7"> N North Pacific 6S St NJ Pack Mot Car 15's 1I4 1I# Penn R R.. 75%s 74 741s Phillips Pet. &21- &2ls &2's PoHum Co.,. 47 4t1, 45., Pub Serv x J Fl. Ills =
 Radio Corp. 47l3 %5 2 "G
 Remington Rd 2GIa 25I4 @5l. Reading ...,. l25 I-o 121
 Rep t> s.. 7l 71 T
 Sears Noobuck el7> HSt4 aglt Sinclair OH .. 4l @&I. 9&i. southern nac 12o
 St Gas X Elec Io5'@ ea @2
 Std oil x J G2;4 sos GU5s Std Oil x ' @.7. .2i. &4l. Stewart Warn %7l, $5ls $5t4 Studebah"f 4-it ,s is Texas 70 ... 55 u a} Tex Cuff Salph 5%7~ 5- 52l2 Tim Eol Bear Gs7a c\t4 GS4 Underwood -. go >S S914 Union pac ... -I6 -I5tl 2Ij1+ Union Carbd" = 7"14 7o&, l' S Ind Al .. l&I 1@G#s 12Gl. l' < Rubber .. 2575 24 4 T. $ Steel ... IG2&l l574 15g&l Wabash Ky ... 5>". 5S 1& West El"c ... i%o ,i@51t t97 Willys Over ....77~ -, IT. WooIworth ... 71"s GS G>t2 Yellow Truck 13 1-"s I-1s
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Birth Records

A daughter. Carol Jean, was born on December s to Mir. and Mrs. D. W. Nearing of Cincinnati, Ohio, for merly of this city.
 A son was born to AIr. and Mrs. Michael Waloll on December 20 ali their home, 135 Smallcy street.
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to MT. and Mrs Samuel Doom1n Of 209 Cherry street.
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs, John Drury Of SG Broad street.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

The Board of Directors has declared the following quarterly dividends:
 Participating Preference Stocl1-Sl.75 per share payable February l. l930, to holders of record December 31, 1929. $ Preferred Stock-$l.50 per share payable March 1, 1880. to holders of recora January 3l, 1880. s7 Preferred Stock-S1.75 per share payable March 1. 1880, to holders of recori January 3l, 1880.
 $ Prior Preferred Stock-s1.25 per sharc payable April l, 1880, to holders of record February 29, 1880.
 T. W. MOFFAT. 61 Broadway New York Treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
STAGE WEDDING COUPLE
 JAILED IN JERSEY CITY
Romance Of Home Talent Show Blasted By iusD&"d 0: Bride"
 Al Hotel

Jersey City, x. J., Dee. @3 U-P)- . romance that developed not only ! WhirlWind musical comedy fash ,a, but actually in musical come ? and culminatcd in a wedding on Il" stage found it's participants ending their honeymoon in jail to- 'Hr, awaiting trial on indictments '3&rgin@ loWdnccs.
 It all started when q thnatcr de- ojdod 10 put on a local talent show. Robert Gerald, 2t, and the former Miss Teddy Mcn2ior were cast as
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Pals, One In Blue, Other Gray, End
 Long Friendship As Death Arrives

ed by SIX brothers, Frederick. George. Daniel, Edward, Clement and Gerald Henncssy, and a sister, Miss Mary HcnncssN all of whom reside at 8 Long street.
 Members of the Y. M. T. A. X B society will meet tonight 10 arrang, to attend the funeral in body.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at o'clock at the home and at S:3O at St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary < cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
EOBHNH COMMITS StICIDn

Detroit, Drc. 2$ CPJ-Eather than submit 10 arrest for questioning in connection with filling station holdup last night. Mathew Kocnen &S. killed himself when corncrcd by a policeman. lis alleged accom- plicc, Herman Crecch of Hamilton, O., is a prisoner in Receiving hos pital with a bullet wound in the MrlSf
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Wall Street Briefs

N,v York. I'oc. 2$ lP-Alrargc- meuts have br,n completed for the sala of the White Eagle Oil X Re Inning Co.,, of Kansas City, to the Standard Ou Co.,, of New York, on :u exchange Of stocI. basis, Direc- tors Of the White Eagle company hdv" called a special meeting of stockholders for January 27, 10 vote ou in" plan. It Is proposed to cX- change >14 shares of the Standard of New York for each 10 shares of White Eagle.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Pul!ic tti!it;c.- stocks
TRE..lSiE1 BALANCE.
Bristol American Bank
 Votes Extra Dividend

ETI1I0T U0o- -& IP-Tno Nris10I- American Bank and Trust company today voted a regular dividend Of two and a bali per cent and an fAtra dividend Of two per cent, pay able January 10 stockholders ol record on December B.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

X gift ot lo pr cent ot the com mon stock of the Wclch Grape Juice Co. of Wcstield, N. T., has been presented to cmploycs Of tha company by the four sons of D. E. C, Wvlrh, founder, ill memory of their father.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

A banking group is being organ .2yd ill CnaJtauoo2J Tenn, con- prising T. banks with a total cap ualizatjon of $go.ooo.000 and ,c- sources Of &5ouuo,o0U, according to an announcement uy r. I&. Preston, prcs.d,ut Of the Hamilton National lunk of Chduauooga.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

The Weber Co, of Columbus, Ohiu, unit of lae Hahn depart mru a,orps, ms been sold 10 :he i'cllo"a Department Stores Corp. Thr sale ru,Uc.a the number O Hahn stores to g>.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
F un CT a s
John RnuIa\iCiuS

Funeral services for John Radza- vicius, aged 3S. of 22 Woodland avenue. who died Friday after q short illness will be held tomorrow morning at $50 at the home and a. , o'clock at St. Andrew's church. tcry.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

!, W. ~nn,h. who Has been gen. ,raI manager in charge of trans portation of tho Boston t. Maine railroad for he past TWO years, has urgn appointed vice president O. the company.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
ANED Oii THANKS

0.NINU VI TITfNNN We wish to thank all our friends and relatives for their Symnatuy and kindness during the illness ana Gcath of our beloved sister, Mrs Bertha BcCbc.
 We also wish 10 express our thanks for the beautiful floral ,rlb- utes.
 WALTER and PERCY DELNALLE.
 and Families.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Real Estate News

. Quit Ciaim Deed
 Joseph J. Woods to Mary A. Woods, property on Wallace street.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Eastern Utilities Investing Corporation

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GLASGOW COURT.

Detached. modern apartments beautiful
lawn ana sh. ubbery, FRIGIDAIRE 2 rooms
Murphy bed. bath. $40 90; 8 rooms, tile bath
$50. so up; resident manager.
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CAFRTTZ,

WHITE. -
29li kalorama rd.--1i T. and Sf1R5d
9aS SaG st. RIVE rms. and bath. 90. e2d0
1921 9th st. n.w.--8 rooms, bath SHSe
Z0l0 T st. n.w.-1O rooms, bath. . $3.50
~ Cue st. n.e.---e rms. and bath. 62bn
~ Indiana ave. n.w.--8 rms. and b. 455o
20I SC: pw.--10 rooms and BATH So SO
1879 u sc. E.e.-6 rooms and BATH ~ So
1855 "a. ave. S.e.--6 rooms and bath $3.50
w lOth sc. mes rms. and BATH. az
I0S Michigan ave. nee rms, bath 37EO
1873 Pa. ave. s.e.-6 rooms and bath 90 80
5 = st. n.e.--lO rms. and bath So. 5T5o
1913 st. s.e.--6 rooms and bath 80 SO
1870 II ST. gw.-e rooms and bath. :. IS Sc
IWO-FAMIhY HOUSES. UNFUR., WHITE
3537 Ga. ave. n.w.--5 rms. and bath S35 so
e22 q Sc. SET rooms and bath IS 50
22e 18th pl. n.e.-5 rms. and bath - 40 so
COLORED.
z3o ST. DW.-8 rms. and bath. 3bS 30
ITO Johnson ave. n.w.--6 rms. and b. As 90
6l3 "a st. n.W.--9 rooms and bath as so
w M st. n.W.--8 rooms and bath IS 90
1893 kraemer n.e.-6 rms. and bath. 81. so
974 Ella: ave. n.w.--4 rooms. ........ $500
lSt Fl. CAT Orleans pl. n.e.-4 rms. 4 b. AZ SO
1928 ~ st. n.w.-5 rooms. .......... 20 so
152S st. n.e.-6 rooms and bath. rs so
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & FROST co,
Real Estate Dept.
FACING GEORGE WASHINGTON UNTVER-
sity; attractive dwelling; II rooms. 2 baths.
not-Wster heat, electricity; in good condi-
non; II, Esns rsdSesd to $50; lease 4 desired.
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Downtown apar cments ) rooms, hall and
MA% 1sSs.,t , GsE sf e4 NV
la Te sns sh aSssry ridTDAfsE rSoas
Murphy bed. bath. $1,000; rooms tile bath
$3.50 up; resident nnsnasef.
GLASGOW COURT.
and sa sth o. spa i2s%'
CLUDED; resident manager
1914 i4th 81. NV.
CoavenienE legation; rooms ~ bedrooms
and bath, $3.50 to $4,000.
The AMHERST,
1864 COLUMBIA RID. W.
"a rooms, reception nall and bath '4s
1890 r ST. NV.
rooms q bedroomsi: bath. electric reir,s-
Grafton. $500 up: all-night elevator service
SASS R sr NV.
manaEer; soO-S52 So.
20ls-2s s5th ST. NV.
rooms ana Dssn' near western HiEh,
MCKINLEY woopFoRD.
$685. 3rd ST. NV.
: toor.s sno oaGn, sSs.b"i ! Fooms and
GLADSTONE.
1928 n 6T. NV.
Corner builoIng, nav peIng reoes2r ateS
throughout: s rooms, oath and porch, all
outside rooms. bright AND cheerful; elevator
service. se5.oo
20l2 CONN AVE. NV
Front apartment, looms, batn, porch,
1ll2 18th 81 NV.
Beehelor apartment OF rooms oasn md
1900 BILTMORE NV
3 large rooms. tile bath, FriRidabe, porch,
i340 r ST. NV.
rooms and bath. corner rooms, $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS,
I4l7 K st. Main $500.
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Observation-Disclosures
$40 20 lip

7. DOS.SO OE.
s64l 18th 81: NV: THE MONROE APT,
Msnaxer. Apt: los, or enene Nstionai ss4s,
2301 CONNECTICUT AVE.
rooms. 2 baths and porch. $3.50.
54OO 9TH ST. NV. $45 UP.
NEAR 9Th AND KENNEDY STs
Attractive spts., Q large rooms. rec halls,
bright Kitchens, tile baths with showers.
See isnitof.
HEATED.
3O8 East Capitol ST, No. ,.
T., b., cleo Observation-Disclosures. E55 %
20 LIST 81. ST.
20 9Th 81. Sc.
lO8 9th 81. Ne.
4 r, b. eiec ...........,........ OF
III 4 81. Sc.
, To- b.. cleo ;;;......, .,......... s4' 90
sos 3 st. Sc.
3ll jrd ii. Ne.
MOL HEATED.
81 l. ST. Sc. -.
r. D., lat heat, elee........,.......s sz 80
-.~, 9l5 K 81. o.t.
T., b, b.-W b ....,..... t15 10
1881 + 81. Sc.
- GET oU 1 coiiti Grl LisI;. '''.O'
JOHN r. DONOHOk & SONS.
Sic eenns,lysnia ave. sc.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
2e29 28tn ST. NV
FIigideire Included In Rent--s53 Up.
ana unusually large rooms, rec. halls;
cool. airy Kitchens; large closets. tile baths.
beautiful maple floors; apis. IN excellent
condition. See MANAGE. Apt. 20.
RUTLAND COURTS,
1725 18th 81. NV.
One tGo ana three large rooms, Kitchen
and oath. strictly modern BUILDING Erigid-
sire.
Also bachelor apartment
Price. $50 60 S12.b0 noatLls. e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1909 18th 81. NV.
Modern, .Flreproof Building.
Conveniently Located Downtown.
o .oauu , Elsyator Sery issh .,n s.,,
>''' ''' RssibENI MANAGER, ' WV"
Inspection Invited.
H. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 800.
LOWEST RENT IN CITY.
1891 81. OTIS sIs, g.. EESST 7, Otis apt.
Attractive apts,. 2 and larse rooms. rec.
ssS .D; At e q phsn. SsiS ssss
KEW GARDENS,
200 Que St. NV.
- Cafe. ..tS,..
Playground. IA.
Resident Manager.
Switchboard Service.
Attractively Furnished Lobby.
Beautifully Handicapped Gardens.
Convenient to Car, Bus Lines,
Schools, Stores.
Room. Kitchen and Bath,
$3.50 to $47.50.
z Rooms, Kitchen and Bath,
$4,000 to $6250.
8 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath,
$3.50.
6 Rooms, Kitchen and
Baths. $l25.00.
Rooms, 2 Baths, Kitchen,
Porch, $4,000.
Lighted Until 9 PM.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Natl. 200. OPS 18th ST. NV.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY,
Corner Goth and F SITS.
Furnished or unfurnished apis. Of room,
dressing rGD% MIrRhS eea' dining aicove
uNruR' BACHELOR SsPr'' l r. AND B.
switehSosrd and elevator service: maid trrv-
ice 4 ADPiy 5ssd1ns
]. c. WELDON CO..
lI27 < st. NV. Metropolltan SOIL:
THE WESTCLIFFE,
FrisidaiTe. Elevator. svitchboard..
Too Sloe ana Sat rooms. Oe's .. .o sss
Inside apartments. s. GO
w0nSef p 1oc 5RS@ oesf i9io sr: NV
THE WADE.
18th and M SITS. NV,
lust North of Mass. Ave.
I room. Murphy bed and bath. .s3s. 90
Elevator Service.
Frigidaire.
Easy walk to business section and depart
NA'N' OPEN EVENINGS.
H.. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 H St. NV. Main oO8.
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EIFOID 2. IN US '.ON1PANYr
f3s 18th ST. NV. Netionsi o35s -os5s
MT. PLEASANT. :,
Z02o ROSEMONT AVE.
rooms and bath; front anc two rear
screened porches. awnings, newly yedeco-
rated; faces Rock Creek Park; bIilt-in ga
rage; rental, S65.
HOS MARYLAND AVE.
rooms AND bath: bedrooms: front and
two rear porches; hot-Water i1eat; will De
Teoecorsted: rental, $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
1895 K st National 9s45
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MAMMOTH oAK GARDENS,

1888 l4th 81 NV, =.
Downtown apRT GmentS, rooms, han abo
oath, S2T 50 and 5000.
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II 7 7 y II N-1N.'s
National 400. e25 18th St NV.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.

4Al3 seth ST. NV.
8 rms. b., anil porcnes. ssS OF
4o22 saith ST, MT. RAINIER. ND;
'"''' ~ IL iitth ST. Sc
rms. b.. lstrobe. cleo. light ..... 5000
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
1919 18th St. NV.
National 4SA6.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRooKIANp COURTS,

b ISiS nFFsPY - TTg NT
room, Kitchen, tile bath. $50. 50;
oouns, bath, s65 90 ERIGIDAIRE iree 10
tenants.
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1920 cor. RID

1929 COL. RID.
Front apt, and floor; 8 rooms, kit. and
bath. A beautiful apt; tenant leaving city.
Only 356. See janitor.
1901 1908 1905 18th st. NV.
Most attractive apartments in city; three
bright, airy rooms, large reception hall;
E55; short lease II desired. APPLY RESI-
DENT MANAGER, APT. %, 1901 18TH
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tCantinnsd on Next ase.l
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$50 r. J. AVE. NE
rooms. Murphy bee and bath, 81. .S1
bedro0ms). bath. $500: FRIGIpAIRE IN
GUIDED; resident manager.
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WHITF-HOUSFS

eO3 M ST. n.w.--10 r, 2 b., ami, ga
rage ..............:.... ......... SIPS 90
1922 Quebec ST. n.W.--5 =, b.. AMI,
garage :....:......... -. 1850
26O2 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-9 +. o.,
ami. double garage. 1880
1898 n st. NV T., b., ami. 10O.oO
1888 Lanier pl. n.W.-s l., . b., ami,
garage Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
4Zu7 36th st. n.W.-8 =, b.. ami. 100
2e08 9th st. n.w.-7 r.. o., ami 90 90
1217 Varnum ST. n.e.-6 =. b., ami,
seI 6Scss.- -. DO
semi detacheo .........'........... 5000
2435 18th p.w.-l0 =, b., ami. gar. 5000
HOS 18th st. n.W.-9 r. b., ami. rs 90
4l23 9th st. ms r. b.. ami, gar. 1890
1924 10th st. n.w.--l0 r, b., mi,
saraSe. Observation-Disclosures 10. 90
$40 New York ave. n.W.......-...... 1000
208 Cedar St.. 1akomR PARK, D. c.
10 r, b., ami, garage. ..-........ 500
1881 q St e.-6 r, b., ami....... SO 90
174i 1st st. n.w.--6 r, b., ami. 5000,
319 ST. n.e.--7 T., b., ami. ...... also
1903 q st. Se.--6 r, cleo, h.-a. heat. AZ so
S0a Eye ST. Observation-Disclosures. 40 so
1143 lst ST. n.W-6 r. b., gas. h.-a.h. $500
1858 Sth st. n.w--s =, o., gas, lat: n. 1000
TOP 1rh ST. s.e.-6 rms. water. gas. also
z2s 18th st. S.c.--& rooms, water. 49,. - 90
B. F. SAUL co.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-06
Silver Maple Due
Today at Bermuda

New London. Feb. 6 VA radio
message received at coast guard
headquarters. here from the cutter
Mojave indicates that the Mojave
expects to arrive at st. George. Ber-
muda. today with the disabled Brit
ish freighter Silver Maple In tow.
The freighter was taken in tow by
the Mojave and the cutter Tampa a
week ago and after terrific battle
against gales and high seas the two
cutters finally found better weather
and made better time. The Tampa
was running low on fuel and water
and proceeded to st. George two
days ago.
Since then the Mojave has been
making such good time towing the
freighter that the Tampa did not go
out again but has been standing by
ready to proceed at full speed #
necessary.
At noon yesterday the Mojave re-
ported that she was IS miles out OF
st. George, and that she had made
1875 miles in the preceding "a
hours, ~ go. r.-.-, g ..4-.
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collision RESULTS
| IN SUIT FOR $1,000
Guest Passenger, Hurt ia Col.
ision, Asks Tor Damages

The properties Of Fred Girard and
James 8. Martin were attached to-
day for $4,000 pending the outcome
of a negligence action brought by
Reney Gallant, who was injured in
an automobile collision while a guest
passenger In q car owned by Girard.
The writ was issued by the firm Of
Hungerford & Sake. The collision
took place October 2s. last. on the
highway in Milldale between cars
owned by the defendants and oper-
ated by their sons, Edward Girard
and John Martin. 1t is alleged that
the cars we're travelling at fast speed
in opposite directions and on the
wrong side of the road. As a result
of the impact. the plaintiff. who was
seated in the rear Of the Girard car.
was thrown out and sustained injur-
les to the head, scalp and face.
AZ a further consequence. he was
forced to spend some time at the
New Britain General hospital. where
he was treated for his injuries. The
plaintiff claims $500 damages. Pa
pers we're served by Deputy Sheriff
Martin Horwitz. The writ il return
able In the court Of common pleas
on the first Tuesday In March.