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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

PROPERTY
FOR SALE--My Beautiful 5-ROom and Bath
Cottage, Complete, with 35-Mile Chris-Craft
Motor Boat, at Sacrifice
home situated at Edgewater
light -shower-toetand
cooking
my
In
little
to
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which will sell for immediate possession for $1200000
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MAUDE HI. LAWRY
2l3 Cedar Ay
ONLY $3.50 CASH.

ONLY pZoU OASl1.
OPEN gsSs P pNsEv IS Tos REM
Beautiful. new Woodbridge home. 9 r. and
B.. h;;w.h, ami, oak floors, double con- con;
North 1908 Tor car,
434 CHlIRRYDALE AVE.
7-room house. hollow tile stucco. complete
in every, detail conveniently located; al
Err. Clarendon 1904 and premises. "-,
2807 K. |. AVE NE.
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL PM.
Splendid, new: 6 rooms. tile bath and
place, dining alcove. Kelyinator. garage;
Only $500 cash. balance like rent. Call
S4,250-BARGAIN.
shade Tres; near ST. and bus line H Only
$3.50 cash and $40 per month, Including
Inquire 2s77 r. /. ave. ne. or cali North
1908 for car.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Aurora HeightS-S-room and bath bunea :
low. cellar, furnace heat. cleo. gas. hre-
PTes se erms sPf close to city
Clapendon-7-rm and bath modern home
p IIs I29So9 tse NTH nice shrnohsry and
BLVD. stores, school. car and bus lines.
Lyon Psrk-NeW Groom and bath house.
h. VIII. cleo :. gas. fireplace, hardwood f1Cors.
tlie bath. Sdty water. sewer. EaraEe. One
terms.
n. T.. RYON CO.. INC.
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
AZ SOLD.
$500 CASH BUYS
EXCEPTION NETT
BUILT
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN
BUNGALOW < GARAGE,
IlOT-WATER HEAT.
GLASSED AND SCREENED
SLEEPING PORCH, l0x18.
LOT 90 FRONT $40 DEEP.
REDUCED NOW TO $6.25O.
Five large rooms and bath. concrete cellar
70 deSrees in zero, weather; two bedrooms
each has closep. large pantry, attic, large
glassed and screened; all windows screened.
IulI-leneth screens; hardwood oak noors:
board: full size beveed 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;
: electric base plugs in each room: all i.khlS
controlled by switches. electric lights IN ta-
rage; built by union day labor ! suprIin-
tended these houses. guarantee them built
OF rrst-clsSs materials; lived for past IS
years blocks from this home ,hsVe built
and sold a to date IN subdivision. To
inspect take A. Il. & W. bus. 9Th aud Pa.
ave my. TO Bancroft. Va. House open all
time. Located on Spring st. Barefoot, Va.
II YOU preief call at my house and / will
show you same. ! do not ask your name
and address; ] have nothing else to sell;
devote my whole time 10 my houses. / nave
no overhead expenses and pay no commits
siOns for selling. That's the reason l can
give you q house and detached concrete
block garage for brice advertised. BRING a
carpenter or any mechanic to inspect same,
as there Is nothing sighted in any part OF
this house or any build viii build.
Barefoot IS miles from White House. over
concrete road all the way. Columbia pike.
Has about IFS homes. mostly Government
workers. No colored within miles All
ask IS you compare with anything adver-
used around this price. I'll promise you q
real 5-room modern home with many lea
lures to make Housekeeping easy. Terms
are easy; $50 per month covers everything.
WALTER OIIARA,
OWNER & BUILDER.
TEL. CLARENDON 123.
RAP(RnE'T VA
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DaLlA DUE 1hhOIhd
Shepherd 1882
EXCELLENT VALUES IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$3.50.
6-room house. 5 acres. not modern but
excellent for thrifty family. Only mile
north Of Lee Highway between Falls Church
and Fairfax. Splendid opportunity for coun-
try place at moderate price.
$3.50.
5-room bungalow. partly modern, located
in Bon Air on Wilson Blvd. See this before
$3.50.
Practically new 6-room Dutch colonial
modern home. wooded lot in Lyon Park. con-
yenient 10 trolley; stores. schools. churches
inspect this property.
7-room brick colonial type located ITO Key
class in restricted community with many
ConvenienceS including electric refrigeration.
Drive out and look It over.
SIS, 500.
Another Lvon Village home located at l22
English design, beautifully Handicapped kxcel-
lent condition. Convenient to everylhine.
large house you should see this one.
SlI 500.
i0-room modern home. 3Il-acre estate.
beautifully landScaped. Just four blocks on
tilS Lee ElkIWdN li NOOuHlOilt. near NHcIISN
dale. Only 81 miles from White House.
Nearby to cars. BUSES, schools, churches,
stores Shade and fruit trees; tennis court
If you are looking for a country estate
nearby to Washington. don't fail 10 inspect
this property.
All the above properties can be had with
reasonable cash payment and We will en-
deavor TO arrange monthly terms to suit. on
the balance.
Call at our ONCE or phone US for an APP
pointment to show you these properties.
BRCMBACk REALTY CO.,
Clarendon, Va.
CLARENDON 1902
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
4-room nat for rent.
Call at 229 y st. NV.
SEE CEDARHuRsT
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FELICITY CONEl.

FELICITY COVE.
Beautifully developed subdivision. right on
Chesape Bay near ShadySide. Mo: iUo
Massive, artistic stone gateway At entrance:
A W ANDREWS. Shadyside. Telephone
west River 217-F-ll.
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500 CASH WILL BUY
Broom BRICK HOME IN
pETNEnRTH

This beautiful home contains six large
rooms. reception hall. tile bs tn with buIlt-in
tub and shower. electricity. hot-water heat.
colonial front porch. glass-inclosed breakfast
and sleeping porcheS. beautifully terraced
lawns, deep yard. This is real buy. Call
National 1854
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
tContinued.)
TAKOMA PARK.
5-ROOM APT

At end Of l4th st. car line H.-wh:
ami; End floor; large porcheS large, airy
rooms; rent only t55: garage il desired, IS.
Also a 5-room stucco bungalow. ami, in
Al condition. large yard. fruit trees,
corner lot. concrete street; rent only $50.
or will sell Oh same terms rent. j. w.
Shade, owner. "a Carroll ave, Shepherd
24O8.
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BUNGALOW.
ONT " CE0ln

BUNGALOW.
ONLY $1,000.
Worth 81 500 more. 5 rooms and bath
lot 100 feet deep. with fruit trees and shrub
berry, garage and chicken house; only /
square from bus line and school. Conven-
lent terms be arranged.
WOODWARD 4 VIETH.
2002 r. /. Ave. NE North 1870.
T.AkOMA BUNGALOW.
SACRIFICE PRICE.
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NO CASH PAYMENT s-RM
$50 qnthy neYG Tox te6 T sgS
fireplace; fve large brieht bedrooms: ele,
lated sleeping porch TIE bath: hardwood
basement. Large lot, 7oyl5o, with SHADE
Between university Park. Nd. and Hyatts-
oWner ' W. r WILSON Cali ADAMS dsE sss
NO CASH PAYMENT: SAB MONTHLY IN
cludeS interest and principal. Picturesque.
extra bedrooms in second story. Large liv-
ing room. bright, bedrooms. tile bath. hot
water heat. hardwood floors. laundry. city
water. sewerage. gas. electricity; elevated
lot 50xl 80. with Shrubbery: located one block
tween University PARK. Md aud Hysttsviiie,
being three miles from District line; schools:
5 6hfdt K nT w rs Cali ADAMS sss
NO CASH PAYMENT; s55 MONTHLY. IN
cludes interest and principal Beautiful
nst completed h.e-roo .i stncc9 home Jar, iaTse
Textone walls. h0t-wster heat. city water.
let in basement Two large elevated corner
lots, with shade trees and Shrubbery; double
sarase Located lust on boulevard in eY-
elusive subdivision between University Park
Md and HyattHVille. being three miles from
District line; Schools, street car and bas
st. NV. Call Adams 500.
LENoX. MI. ATTRACTIVE SIX ROOM
bunealow. bath. cleo. gas. garage snd large
800 cash and $40 month. j. RIDLEY
SHIELDS. ITO 18th st. NV. Met. ol46 or
Hyatts. l048-W
Mt. RAINIER BEAUTIFUL. MODERN s.
room bungalow: corner lot: shade trees.
owner Will sacrifice. Inquire 1925 Cedar st.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN. IF TAKEN AT
once. Seven rooms and bath. double earaRe
large chicken coop. seven fruit trees. grape
vine. three large shade trees: lot lO0xl50:
all modern improvements: hot-water heat
10 Sibley ave, HyattSville, Nd. Phone
ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH STUCCO HOME. IN
artistic setting. for sale by owner al sac
riice price; in Lee Heights. Va. Six rooms
and bath, screened living porch. garase per-
cola in woods; Is minutes from White House.
Ideal for writer or artist. SUSIE A. MAN
KIN, Clarendon 1857.
ON LEE HIGHWAY-3L ACRES; EXTRA
large rooms and reception hall. concrete
basement, all modern improvements. two
modern henhouses. $50 pure-bred 8. c. White
Leghorns. Scar garage: large barn: family
orchard: all on the beautiful Lee Highway.
miles to Washineton: price: $3.50; terms.
e. JOHN MCKINNEY,
Merrifield, Va.
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PRICED UNDER $500.

1885 sherwood st. ne. one
square north OF 18th and ID ne.
q and I rooms. tile bath. built
in tub, h.-wh., cleo. lights, cedar
closets; servants toilet. wash
trays, Frigidaires, built-in ga
rage with each house, front and
rear porches; paved street. Easy
terms.
THOS. A. JAMESON CO..
oO6 n. Y. Ave. NV. Natl $500.
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sALE-HOUsEs.

BARGAIN WITH FRIoIDATRE, on BURN
er; weather stripped; near 18th and Park
road; 6-large-room brick. am T.. 2 wide con-
crete pOrches, incloseG sleeping porch, gs-
rage; reduced for quick sale, sl2, $50. Phone
Adams 4786.
GROOM BRICK, Sc. LOCATION; AMI:
4 yrs. old; $500 equity for $780, take
clear lots or car. Address Box 2e9-E,
Star office.
Sc. 6O0-oRIGINALLY SOLD AT $500;
practically new Groom brick; h.-w.h.. cleo
and garage; located good NV. section:
small cash payment and r55 monthly. To
inspect. address Box 1890, Star ONCE.
VERY SPECIAL.
One OF the finest sites in old Takoms.
one block from Carroll avenue and the bust
ness section. close TO cars. A beautiful tree
covered corner lot 62i2xI5O. The lO-room
and 2-bath house needs fixing but Cor a
quick sale will sacrifice all for $4,000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York Ave. Natl llS6.
18th AND EUCLID SITS. NV.
Restricted white section. The only house
| in this convenient community for less tnsn
$4,000: contains rooms and baths. For
sale on easy terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
REALTOR- OWNER-BUILDER
924 18th ST. NV NATL 0n3s.
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The III a TB hTsr VOL Ur h sEII
lots at sioo to $1,000; 10 acres additional,
$4,000 # + taken ss y ssSs G. W. S3x
$50 Send for free circular. BAUMAN
HEINzMAN, / Thomas Circle. Dec. 400
WATER FRONT STORE: RUN BY ONE "
prosperous farms and IL boominE, develop
ns awsy st fhu HTno Sfh Nd
1o-RooM HOUSE. BEAUTIFULLY FUR;
noons n nesS6 om a Sod'f aens the
A-tesian well water: excellent athinS; boat
ns ana Cali
3l41 after Sunday.
BENEDICT, MD.-e-RooM BUNGALOW. so
fsSf hns duc Fnst G@ tost
Rsf e dssed in F. f. MrL T H ss
FoR sALE-TWo CHOICE , LOTS; ;.o VERY
T 3scNSP Phone 80 Gar ff los2 Dlv@'
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE: S ROOMS ;;,,; ;
Pefce for 9 ha
tween BSy ana Chesapeake ayes. A Dc.
shady Side, Nd, facing Chesapeake Bay.
Beauttiifgl view shady lawn WENDELL
BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
lawn i0r 7-room house Price only s6,5oo; terms
M SGg Az 5sl t estsff tits .nd
81 Md P 2ddsss II GR II 6sSfGa SS
NORTH BEACH-RENT DESIRABLE COT.
tsges, available Aus 1st: water inside
porches Call North 1908 Sunday or after .:
FOR SALE OR RENT FURNISHED COT.
fsee screened-in porch. lot 75Xl50 it,. at
G06P Island 81 M SRTS"i Mar6ang NJ Nd
ST. CLEMENTS SHORES "a LOTS FOR
sale; 1926, terms; sacrifice for cash. Phone
ON THE BAY FRONT; NEAR IAN AMNA AItp rs
2sds soss sss ' cevssad SLY sale
FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE; AD -
surroundings: fne sandy beach; aYai5aeie
July % Adams 1888 II
IDEAL LOCATION ON THE POTOMAC &C
on Va side. Reasonable. Call Ga. sSs15iIw'
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE NEW SPANISH nd
Groom and bath house; also S-room lang anS
s4 n1s P ognsf to ArE on Nd own
er on property. V. H Schulz. - ~
FOR RENT.1A BEAUTIIFFU1p o SAME s SITE.
cupied by r NJ. A. Will rent tor A tunggnis
courts boating and swimming. 7. s. DoN-
CAN, Front ROYAL. Va -
SHERWOOD FoREsTuxdToo1Rs R EsTS. npTeb:
: M, nss,I ssS;s,5binS beach. Cottage No
4-P0OM COTTAGE, 2 PoRCHEs. NEXT TO
post once. Chesapeake Beach, tor sac, Szoo
cash balance 500 monthly. 1900 Blaoens-
6ure rd Washinrton. D. c. ------==-
FOR RENT, ALL OR PART OF AUGUST
Isry de1fghtful waterfront cottage on Sew
ern River within 30 miles of WASHINGTON
Address Box 302-E. Star once:
C0TTAGFs FRONTING SALT WATER FOR
sale or rent. Oak Bluff: South River I ParK;
Epping Forest and Bay Ridge; ,SanitsiLs
+ D. LILLE, Takoma Park. Shepherd 3os2.
NORTH BEACH, 3 OAK ST ROOMS.
sink and toilet in cottagss age, G G.; w. e. szzoo'
SIX ACRES, Broom HOUSE. ON WEST
River: good roads; small orchard: GOOD WEI.
wharf Priced low for immediate sale. 40
dress owner, ERWOOD AVERY, Shady Side
Md ~.
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WOODBRIDGE d. G..

w w I(NIi ~ -
New colonial house, 1902 Path st.-Six
large rooms, fireplace, breakfast alcove, oak
floors. large lot. garage. This is barsaln.
See it before buying. F. SONNEMANN.
owner and builder 20
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NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
7-ROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
80 FEET WIDE-CENTER- HALL PLAN.
ONLY $8,500-TERMS.

A charming red brick colonial semi-de-
tached home. 36 feet wide. with Manssrd
roof and large covered front porch with
awnings. just off New Hampshire ave. near
Grant Circle end close to schools. stores
and transportation. Center-hall plan; z
large rooms and tile bath. large kitchen with
pantry and General Electric refrigerator;
concrete cellar with laundry trays and tol-
let; two covered rear porches: awnings and
screens throughout. In good condition; hard
wood floors. hot-water heat. electricity. all
modern conveniences; paved street and alley.
This is real buy at $4,000. and terms can
be arranRed TO suit Call Adams 81
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LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave NV.
National 1861.

COLONIAL TYPE HOME. 10 LARGE ROOMS.
much porch area: ami. III excellent condI-
ton. two acres beautifully Handicapped
with choice mature trees. ShrubberV, ever
greens Located knoll In good Rock
Vile residence section. real high class
suburban home bargain being offered OH
easv terms to close AN estate. See II before
buving elsewhere.
We specialize I'm MONTGOMERY County
suburban properties.
CISSEI 4 OFFUT-T. INC.
Rockville. Maryland.
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Clarendon. Va.
CLARENDON 1902.
Open Evenings Until {

WANTED-SUBURBA PROPERTY.
SMALL BUNGALOW OR COTTAGE IN
Clarendon. Balston Cherrydale Va, or
on Cabin John line. Describe fully, stating
size, loca tion. conveniences and when avail
able: must be reasonable for permanent
tenant. Address Box 293-E. Star ONCE.
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OWNER MUST SELL: 40 BY ll9. AM. UNIV.
Park; water, gas. electricity; best value in
D. c. North 1851. Apt. 2ll.
WOODBRIDGE ID. C.-55 FEET FRONTING
south. at 1922 Randolph st. ne; sacrifice
for cash. Nearby Md. lots. so II. wide, on
paved street, bus line water. gas. electricity !:
$40 cash, IS mo. FRANK NJ. COWARD. 1914
33rd St, Mt. Rainier, Md Phone .HyattS.
1882.
THREE LOTS. CORNER OF FOxHALL RID
and p St NV. containing 11.S73 feet: make
beautiful site for home. Inquire 38 Foxhall
I'd NV, or telephone
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-07-11

The Charming and Talented Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Claude Randall OH
Lnconree has been Chosen for the Derby Queen of the Spokane
Interstate Fair Miss Randall Graduated last Month from St. Pads
School at Wdla WaLa, and Plans Enter Washington State
College in the Fall.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-07-11

Illustrated Tabloid
Weekly Newspaper
for Inland Empire
Women and Official
Organ of the City
Federation of
Women's Clubs.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-23
LEGION MEN AROUSED
 BY BUFFALO CRITIC
Newspaper Writer Finds Fault With Walnut
 Hill Diamond

New Britain Legionnaires. especl- ally members of the committee in charge of the arrangements for the recent 11th regional championship series in the American Legion Junior Baseball League, have become in censed over remarks contained in d column written by Bob Stedman of the Buffalo Evening News, August l9, criticising the diamond on which Hill park.
 The comment was as follows:
 As readers of this column were told last week, New Britain is a charming little city and it's citizens most hospitable, but why so i'm portant a series was awarded in so isolated a place could not be ex- plained. True, it was neutral ground but mighty inconvenient for teams from other states to reach. Nor did New Britain boast either a suit able or an enclosed ground. The diamond on which this crucial series was played was not level. The in field dropped at least two feet and the outfield not only dipped at least two more feet but was uneven, filled with ruts and holes and generally most unsatisfactory. If authorities higher up wanted to please Con- recticut with the series they could have found neutral territory for all in the Yale Field at New Haven or in one of the many other cities ill
 (Continued on Page Two)
New Britain herald., 1929-08-23
STEALS AXE IN CELLAR
 TO BREAK INTO HOUSE
Burglar Gets Only $5 and Watch After Much
 Effort

Bursting open her back door with an axe previously stolen from her cellar, an unknown robber ransack- ed the home of Mrs. c. F. Conlon. l24 Stratford road, yesterday and for his trouble, carried away only s5 and woman's open faced gold watch.
 Mrs. Conlon reported the robbery to Lieutenant Rival at police head quarters when she returned home last night at 7:15. Officer Louis Harper. detailed to the investiga- ton, found that the cellar had been hrst broken into, an axe obtained. and used as a jimmy to force the back door,
 In the bed rooms of the house the bureau drawers were pulled out and their contents spread over the foor. Drawers in the dining room buffet were also thoroughly zone through. The silverware remained untouched. However, a strong box was taken from one of the buffet drawers and brought to the cellar where 1t was forced open with the same axe used to pry an entrance into the house. AS the box contain- ed only personal papers, they were not taken.
 In one of the buffet drawers the man found S5 bill and the watch. Some pieces of bills, valueless be- cause they did not bear a serial number, were also taken.
 During his investigation. Officer Harper discovered that man dressed in brown suit was seen coming out of the house at about three o'clock yesterday afternoon. The informant could not give a further description of the man. ,
New Britain herald., 1929-08-23
CANOE FOUND IN POND
 MAY BE INDIAN RELIC
A Foot Craft Made From Log on City
 Watershed

Discovery. of 14-foot canoe
 hewn out of solid wood at the bot tom of a small pond on Wolcott mountain which is being drained by the New Britain water department has opened controversy concerning it's origin. Officials believe that it was of Indian creation.
 The canoe was found yesterday afternoon by men working under the direction of Supt. James Towers or the water department. It was partly buried in the mud at the bot tom Of the pond. Chairman James J. Watson of the water commission was summ oned and he expressed the belief which corroborates the views of Mir. Towers, that the canoe had been at the bottom of the pool slnce the. days when the Redskins made their homes in the vicinity.
 That it was made by woodchop- pers was another theory given con- slderation by the officials. Why a large canoe was used on such small pond was explained by the theory that. possibly years and years ago the pond was much larger. As the surprised workers could oniy stand on the brim of the pond and peek at it, the canoe was lowed to dry land by MT. Towers automo, bile where everybody gathered around to inspect 1t closely. As the canoe was cut out of solid woo. and the workmanship crude, show, ing the lack of modern tools, it was claimed by not a few that it was an Indian relic. Any Indian scholar may see it anytime he wishes to accompany Superintendent Tow CTS to the pond.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-23
SN0WDEN DECLINES COMPROMISE OFFER New Proposal Unsatisfac- tory to British, He
 Announces

The Hague, Aug. 23 p-Philin ohoWden, British chancellor of the eSchequer, this afternoon rejected the new compromise proposals of- tered him by the other four princi- pal creditor powers to satisfy the British demands for an increased share of German reparations.
 Revived belief that the conference might yet surmount all obstacles and hnally agree on adoption of the Young plan, were shattered by the rejection on the part of the British chancellor.
 Mr. Snowden, after considering verbal proposals presented by Pre- mier Jaspar of Belgium last night and a further detailed offer made to him this morning, consulted his colleagues and decided the offer rep resented little advance on those al- ready rejected and could not be ac cepted.
 Hope Still Remains
 New hope that an agreement eventually may be found at the rep- arations conference was raised how ever, today with the announcement that tomorrows full session of the conference. which had been expected to be the last. had been postponed.
 Postponement of the full session was announced after this mornings of the groups seeking a between Great Britain
 Continued on Page 27)
New Britain herald., 1929-08-23
FOUR CADDlES ARRESTED
 FOR GOLF BALL THEFTS
Alleged to Have Stolen 3G Spheres, Watch and Money-Adult Ad-
 mits Buying Four

Four boys who have been en- ployed as caddies at the Shuttle Meadow club were turned over to the probation department last night by Sergeant J. c. Stadler for theft of SC golf balls during the past three days. and theft of a watch and money out of clothing in the tool house at the club
 Sergeant Stadler recovered some Of the balls and reported that one caddy directed him to the home of a man who admitted having paid 25 cents for four balls. The balls were taken by the sergeant and it is pos slble that prosecution may be brought against the purchaser for receiving stolen goods
New Britain herald., 1929-08-23
PATRICK M'MAH0N
 HURT IN ACCIDENT
Suffers Broken Leg in PlaipYille
 Mlshap-Brother Injured
CAR UPSETS IN FIELD
Auto Ahead Makes Turn, Forcing Former Local Men to Leave Road -Rcsidcnts Pull Both From Un- Ger Machine.
Especial to the Herald)

flalnVllle, Aug. 23 Evidentlv travelling at a rapid rate of speed while driving along Cooke street las evening. and becoming confused when another motorist gave a sigma, for turn, George McMahon of Will lis avenue, Pennington, turned his machine into lot on the side of the highway, where it completely over. turned, resulting in injuries 10 George and his brother, Patrick aged 19.
 The brothers were taken to the New Britain General hospital where investigation showed that Patrick was suffering from q broken leg. George was allowed 10 return to his home after receiving treatment for road burn on his face.
 The accident was investigated by Constable B. Judd Wadsworth. Ac. cording to the information gathered by the officer, the McMahon car was traVeling at high rate of speed on ~ooiNC ollttL lltdI l1II1dcle rock When another motorist gave a sig nal for turn, George McMahon became confused when he saw that he could not continue without hit ting the ether car. He drove his machine off the side of the road and then attempted to come back onto the highway, but the rear wheels slipped on the grass, ovcr- the car. People in the vii cinity helped to remove the Me Mahon brothers from the overturned machine. The officer made no ar rests.
 Both brothers are well known in New Britain. They are the sons of l Mrs. Margaret McMahon of Farm lngton and the late P. S. McMahon, former New Britain theater owner and hotel proprietor
 George w. McMahon was read mitaed to the General hospital this afternoon for treatment for a bruise )n his face