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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

$500 MARKET. STEADY: 25o-35o los. sit IS
g II: 200-25o los S1l.S5a 1t.8o; 200-25O
3io l5ois0 l65 $3.50 $3.50 i TO- $3.50 5ois
lbs. Sl0.75G HIS: packing sovs s975H
1925. Cattie-Receipts. none: market,
nominal: calves. receipts 500: market.
steady; beef steers sl2Ml4 So light -ear-
ling steers and heifers. SllNl4: beef COWS.
$50 1880: lon cutter end cutter COWS. SCI
7.15: veaierS sll SOFA 1850: heayy calves
Sl0506i145 Sheep-Receipts 1000:
ma rket. SLOW and steady top fat lambs.
STATS: bulk fat lambs. sl3.25m 1850 bulk
Gull lambs. ssHll; bulk fat ewes. s7g
$50; bulk spring lambs, si6dl9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

TT. WAYNE. MAY o.-Calves. 50; hogs.
$50: sheen. so: market steady 70 loo
$3.50; lto-Iso lbs. Sill. l6o-lso lbs.
sIl IS: iso-22S lbs. sli.45; 225-275 lbs.
sll.35: 2TS-350 lbs. sll.l0. roughs $3.50:
SIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STAIEMINT


indianapolis bank clcsriuCs Thursda
May 9. 1880. 600; debts. S7,i00 600.
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81 United Press
~ ~" ANT

CIEVELAND. May e.-Butter. Extras.
$4isGssizc: extra 6rsts. AN R44ho
seconds. 4ois g 42isc- EgGS-ExtrsS. Sic
irsts. 30H 30i-c. Poultry; Fowls 5Ss sac:
IeghoTn. 2eI soc: ducks. 3osl Ssc: old cocks
~ isc. geese. goo &c; stays. goa &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

TOLEDO. May -Hogs-Receipts. LOO;
market. STEADY: heavieS. slinll.25: me-
diur.S. Sill 40sl so: workers, si0.755t I. So
goods pigs $40 5oMIi Cattle-ReceiptS
light. market steady; calves. receipts.
light: market. steady. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. light; market. steady
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying si.07
for No red wheat and 81 f02 for No. 2,
hard
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Praises His Lodge

I'VE have some heaVy trat1lC mere.
When 1 get my card 1 am going to
try TO start a club here read the
article in The Times on May Z about
the Indianapolis lodge, my lodge,
joining in the Golden Rule Safety
Club. and I was glad to hear Of this
step"
Reinman, in a footnote. says that
he was born in Indianapolis in 1861
on Washington street between East
and New jersey streets. "Old Cap
tain Sockwell had a grocery store
next door. He was the captain Of
the only stern wheel steamboat that
ever plowed the grand old White
river"
Great work. declared Lowell H.
Worland of Waldron. asking to be
enrolled in the club apd that a
stickcr be sent him.
Good Stuff He Says
John A. Bruhn. 2418 Ashland
avenue. writes Good Stuff at the
bottom of his application, while
Miss Edith Lones, 521 South War
man avenue writes that she has no
membership application at hand,
but desires to be enrolled in the
club.
THE Penalty" the two-reel safety
picture devised by The Indianapolis
Times. will be an added feature on
The program at BARS Uptown the
ater, Forty-second street and Col
lege avenue. today and FTiday,
where The Wild Party is the
feature picture.
The Penalty" Will open Friday
for a two-day run at the Strand
theater, Charlottesville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Produce Markets

Butter twholcSslel- I. 47a4sc; No.
:, 4sM46c Butterfat-Lb.. 46G47c
Cheese 4WhOIeSale ScIllne price per
lundl-American loaf. IS; p!melto loaf.
zGc; ~ isconsin nat. 70: prime cream. 31c:
DAISY. 25c: LonEhorn. sc; New HorS I'M
berger. soc.
indianapolis, loss OF &c.
PoUitry touying prices = q, Hens ems 2sc
Leghorus hens, 25c; broilerS fun testlereo.
s5c: brollers bare back. &c. LeEhorns. SOC
old ROSTERS. large f5c: small lOGlSc;
turkeys. No. ! Young toms. - lbs. and UP.
$50 $50. No. ! young hens. S5c 10; No.
I ole toms. 225y25c; No old hens. %
soc q ID.
CHICAGO. Msy a.-Eee- Market. arm:
receipts. 2s.03s eases; extra hrsts see
hrStS. 2gi. c9tc, ordinsrleS. 27etS9c.
secoa6s PC. butter. market weak; &c
GENTS 1858 tubs; extras. 81 He. extra
hrsts. 90 stl ale. drSts. SO ia ioc; seconds.
SsteftS9c; standard. Il ID - &c. Poultry
Marke- steady, receipts. / car. fowls. 23s'
3Sc; legho'Ds. 25ft29c, oIcNs. = soc
TURKEYS. 200 sos. ROSTERS. 20ai 20 &C; bToli-
erS. -Ssa( @sc. Cheese: Twins. ~ y &c,
Yogue Americas. 22er2oi c. Potatoes. on
track 3sS. arrivals. les; in transit. lOl.
nssTke< new stock steady OLD Slightly
stronger: TeXEs good sacked tr,umpES
81 25sf4 so: Alabama and Louisiana. 81 e
SIS. Wisconsin sacked round whites 15af
e0e. fen a. 95ctISl. minnesota and North
Dakota. IS c s5e; Idaho sacked RuSSctS. g
81 says.
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P,Inftcd PrcSs

CINCINNATI. Nav 9.-Hogs- receipts.
$500; followers. 500; marked. stead d.; $50
IFS: 100000 lbs. s1ImlI I3o-I6o lbs.
s10.75d1I25: 90-I3O lbs. senlI: packing
sows. sea9.7j. Cattle-Receipts $780,
market. steady. Calve5-Recelpts ESQ.,
market. steady; beef steers. Si2 5OGi IS So
light yearling steers and heifers. sl2Mi4:
beef cows, $50 1880; low cutter and cut
ter cows s6.5046; vealers, sll@l5; heavy
steers sl0ql2 Sheep-Receipts. 1875
market steady 10 soc lower: top fat lambs.
sil 500. 1880; bulk cul lambs. $500 10 So
lambs. Sl6n iS so; bulk Gull spring lambs
Si2Ml5
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

Burglars stole merchandise valued
a 500 from the N. F. Burnett g.
Sons grocery Wednesday night En-
trance was gained through a rear
door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

EAST BUFFALO, May. a-IIogs Re
ceipts 800; holdovers. 500: market. 15c
lower: 25O-S50 lbs. sl150@1190; 200-250
lbs. su.75nl2: 10000 lbs. sl1 o0M -:
l3o-I6o lbs. s11.5om IL; eo-l3O los, sll25
tle-Recelpts 1875 market. Csc lover
Calves-Reeeipts. 200: market. steady beef
steers. s12. 5Od IA: light yearling steers and
heifers. Sl3.25H14.75; beef cows. S925m
1925; low cutter and cutter COWS S. 75G,
s: vealers. S15.5OM16 Sheep-Receipts
500: market. steady; oulI fat lambs, sl4.50
a Is. Sheep-Receipt5; 500 market, ;steadg,;
lambs. Ssg12; bull; fat ewes. s7.5OM8.25
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Other Livestock

Ii, 900; including $500 directs: market,
mostly lO@ l5c higher; top. !s11.7O; bulk
of good to choice hogs scaling 140-280
lbs. $l1.50M 11.60; butchers, medium to
choice 250-350 lbs, Sl0.75M II 40; 200-230
lbs $lO.85m NO. 10000 lbs, $40 40M
1875; l3o-16O lbs, slo@ 11.5o; packing
o0-l3o lbs. $3.50 iO85. Cattle-Receipts,
5000; calves. 1000; general steer and year
ling demand more active, strong to Csc
higher; early top. s14.75; better grade
COWS and heifer5 firm to higher, cutter
COWS dull; vealers. 81 lower; slaughter
classes steers. good and choice, 1900
mon and medium. $50 lbs. up, $40. 75Gi
$50: fed yearlings. good and choice. 750--
$50 lbs. $l3.75@ Is; heifers, good and
choice $50 lbs. down. S13m14.75; common
and medium. S9.25Ml3: COWS, good and
choice. s9.75M 1925; common and medium,
s725m975: low cutter and cutter cows.
s6m8;. bulls, good and choice, beef, $IO;25
vealers, milk fed, good and choice, Slo.5c
n is; medium. s9.50m 1880; Gull and COM
mon. 81. SOFAS. so; stockcr and feeder steers.
good and choice. all weights, $12.25m 10 so:
common and medium. S9.50m so. Sheep
Receipts. 10000; market opening steady
TO strong; Wooled lambs. Si595n Is; Shorn
lambs. s14.5oM 1875; sheep, weak; fat
spring lambs. GOOD and choice, sl6.256l
1850; medium. Sl3.25a 1925: Gull and COM
mon. Sl3.25Ml5.25: lambs. good and choice,
% lbs. down, S13.75m14.85: medium. s12. so
IA: Gull and common, Si0M r.. so: medium
to choice 92-i00 lbs. down. sl2.25M IA so;
ewes. medium to choice. $50 lbs. down.
S5.75@i; Gull and common, $2.50M5.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-22

THE BEST HOME BUYS IN WASHINGTON TO-DAY.
CAPITOL.
Vicinity of Supreme Court Sem-detached brick; 3
baths has hotwater heat electricity and screens
2-car garage
$3.50
PETWORTH.
Arranged for families with kitchenee second floor IN
Double and enclosed sleeping forche
2-car garage Very desirable location. Close to circle
$3.50
DUPONT CIRCLE.
spacious 10room 2bath home located close to Circle in
section of fine homes Modern all Deep lot to
alley with space for garage bargain for rooming house
$3.50
PLEASANT.
Close 18th and Lane hgh-class residential section
brick home spacious tile bath enclosed sleep
porch wide front porch all improvements l4Zoot deep lot
Immediate possession Owner of town. for selling
18th AND SPRING ROAD
With garage with for Most convenient oea-
real rooms tile BATH front and double porche
shape parquet hardwood floors all modern improve
ments screens etc An outstanding home buy.
CHEVY D.. c.
Well located lot in Chevy Chase fully de-
ached groom and tile BATH Colonial style home improve
garage being built by of cty best builders Very
reasonable terms
10Th AND PARK ROAD.
Arranged for three families Four rooms and bath on hrst
floor, occupied by and bath second floor
for $50 month and and bath third floor
rented for $40 month All improvements of Located
far from Rock Creek Park beautiful section of Mt Pleasant
Additional Information Gladly Furnished
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
~ - 1890 "
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SALE--HOUSES.
305 West Bradley Lane,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Sl4QS0.

Facing Chevy Chase Club grounds. nestled
brick home must be visited to really be ap.
prec.ated The rooms are nicely proper;
baths. screens and detached garage. Lot
5oxl65.
open for inspection daily and Sunday
until PM, or phone Wisconsin 2eT3.
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lCentinusd On Next IaEel
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SALE-HOUSES.
fTnnkinnnAA

FACING L'ENFANT 50.
Moderniy planned homes with large lots,
beautifully located vis-a-vis Pa. ave. Sc:
2403-2407: Low prices, easy terms. Call
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NEW 2O-FI.
ALL-BRICK HOME:
BEAUTIFUL MARIETTA PARK.
ONIV GO dSO

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GARAGE.
Gated IN one 81 the prettiest, northw..t Sec sec
Churches. Covered concrete front porch. 9
arse brishs nth master ssse eIoaee i
each room, large living room: attractive
crete cellar vish aunSTy trsy ns On. WSts t
Bath with buiit-in tub. and shower. large
screened breakfast and sieeping pofSS ard.
wood natural trim, artistic lighting fixtures
with special Sidewalk brackets: American
Crane automatic hot-water heater. FRlGID-
ARE. beautiful hedges and shruooery;
modern in every detail
Similar Houses Selling for $3.50 More.
INSPECT T0dey S-
. Blocks North Of Kernsdy ut.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
proycmcnt and advancement.

proNemont and advancement.
 h the adult education classes there will be new features this year. There will bc community singing of all classes in the auditorium every l'riiay evening Tor the last Is min utos of the session. During the re- cess period each evening there will he a photograph availabl" for those who wish to dance in the auditorium d, that time.
 Social intercourse is 10 he fo,- tored also by rrtcrtajumcrts lrc- tures and moving pictures followed h,. dancing three or four times dur inT the season.
 Bristol industries believing firmly in the value of this institution are cooperating in advertising the rrc- ming school to those of their om- ploycs who may he benefited. The evening school also is backed by such local women's examinations as the Daughters of the American l Revolution. the WomoNs Christian ! Tcmpcranc" union and the Womons Auxiliary Of the American Legion. all of whom offer assistance by donating prizes and holpinS il the conIuc. of the social evenings.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
BERLIN NEWS

Continued from Page SeNen) which already has a large number of siguors. Mir. Lewis has been a very popular and efficient official in the past and his many friends are working to have him appointed by the board of solcctmon to the posi- tion. The last caucus did not appoint 2n East Berlin man on the ticket for tue coming election.
 Tho women of Sacred Heart church vii hold another whist and social in the church this evening at B o'clock. Mrs. John r. Lewis will he the hostess for the occasion.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet tomorrow evening at s o'clock at Community hall.
 Miss Elsie McCrum is enjoying her annual vacation with friends at AthoI Mass. making inc trip by motor
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Turner and Miss Faith Northrop motorcd to New Haven yesterday where they visited Mrs Fred Hubbard who is spending several weeks in that city as inc gu"st Of relatives.
 The evening service at tho Nctho- dist church last evening was a most impressive one and at the same time was in the nature of a surprise to inc conErcgation. During the day an American flag vas drapcd on the wall behind the pulpit and at the evening scrNic" during an interval Of darkness tE" flag was removed and beautiful lighted cross was seen in it's place, The cross in all its beauty of dosjsn ard execution was the work of Rev. l.. F. Adkins. In be half Of himself and Mrs Adkins he presented inc lighted cross to the church, Walter Payne accepting the presentation for the church. The cross it @G inches in height and is rncaacd within In" wall covered with special tinted glass and is visible only when lighted. The effect is q most Uuusal onn.
 The usual weekly Voolng Of the Community club will bo held Wcd- ucsday ,|rujng at 8 o'clock at Com muriiy hHll Tho girl:, band will meet at this time also.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
CALLS DEATH ACCIDENT

NiIdletown, Srpt. &0 UrP) Tho death Of Willis Bishop, ls, Of New Rochelle, x. N- who succumhrd at a hospital her" to rife bullet wounds, "as recorded today as an accident after iu#rs'ieatton hy Cor oH"r Lowndes A. Smith.
 Tine hoy. son of Rev. and Mrs. Gro"aa AI Bishop, was wounded when h" trjpprl at Lake rocoto- pau.-, East Hampton, his summer home. according to tho coroner.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
ANXIETY FELT FOR
 2 FRENCH PLIERS
COSte and BeIIOnte Still UDTe-
 pOrted-hay Have Landed

Paris. Sept. 3o GPl-AnXiety was felt in some quarters today for Dieu- dome Coste. French aviation ace. and his mechanic, Jacques Bellonte. who were missing more than three days after leaving l.c Bourget in an attempt to reach Nladiyostok, Siber- ia.
 The two aviators took off from Le Bourget in their plane, the Ques- ton Mark. soon after dawn Friday and Were last reported from Co., logne, Germany. where d French plane acompanyinG them turned hack 10 Paris, They wer" making 12o miles an hour then heading for Siberia.
 They hoped 10 reach Irkutsk, about 5.o0o miles from Paris. before a'rhtne, rcfne'ins there and con- ljnuiug to Nladvostok Succeeding in this they would have ho,t"1od by several hundred miles the distance record held hy the Italian aviator-. Dol Trote and Fcrrarin, who cover cd 4.&5S miles in flight from Rome to Rra2il last year.
 The air ministry toleEraphcd Mos COW for possible information Of the (ijers, but no answer has been re- c"ivcd, IL was pointed out that Si- herian telegraph services are in tho main suspended over Sunday and news O. their landing al some out of rhe way station might thus he much delayed. Tn the event Of landing in a more isolated place weeks even might eIapsc before the word of a mishan reached back to Paris
 The two mon had with them fuel for only 52 hours in the air. This time was up at noon Sunday, French time.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30

noon. Led by colorful Berlin fife and drum corps, fully attired in blue and white the procession went from the north end corner down North Main and Main streets. thence into School and Muzzy Field. where the clubs initial game was to be played, There was plenty of noise 10 be heard as the column of cars passed the different corners at the main parts of the city.
 Football Results
 In their first game of the season, at Muzzy Field. yesterday aftprnc~l the Maple Ends defeated the Panth- CTS of Berlin by fl to Q score. George Alexander featured the loral attack. scoring both touchdoWns. The West Ends were defeated at Meriden by d 19 to fl score. The game was close until the final quar- ter when the Meridcn club took q sure lead. The Bristol high school team ran into an unexpected defeat at the hands Of Torrinston al the high school field by a 3l to score.
 Melino Hurt
 In the West End game at Moridon, Mike Molino, backtiold man of the West Ends, broke his ankle and was sent to the Sr. Francis hospital in Hartford. His case is not serIous.
 Funeral
 The funeral service of Hrdrick \. Perkins, 15, son of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Perkins, of 97 Judd street, vas held at his home this after noon at 2:30 o'clock The services were conducted by the Rev, Hubert D. Jones and burial was in West cemetery.
 Eycnin@ SchooIs Opcn.
 This evening at 7:15 o'clock the Bristol evening schools open the 23rd season with F classes and a corps of h teachers in three school conters.
 Classes in English or adult cdu- cation are offered nj the south Sid" school and I'orestyilln school only. each running four nights d week, Mondays, Tuesday. Thursdays and Fridays from 7:f5 to 9:15. Because of the large numbers expected at the south Side. there will be five separate classes divided into three grades.
 prossmakins will again Inc offered It the above schools and also ut East Bristol The south Side class 1 ;r, 11 school street with entrance on the west side of the building. Glasses here are four nights T week, Mon days, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Fri days and at East Bristol and Forest vile either two or four nights a week according to the demand which appears this evening. All other vocational classes will he held at the new South Side school building only as follows: Mechanical drawing in the south ] end of the basement in the me chHnical drawing room, clasas meeting Mondays and Thursdays. Shop mathematics on the second 1 floor of the now building two nights ] q week on Tuesdays and Fridays. Cooking in the domestic science ! room in the basement of tn" new ! building on two evenings week | these evenings 10 hc chosen by tn, | pupils upon registration tonight.
 All courses are open to residents of Bristol Tuition is free and al ] general supplies are furnished an, it is hoped that q large number o people will take advantage of thos' ] exceptional opportunities for i'm
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
NDED BY TOY PISTOL

Boston, Sept. &o Wounded by a watch-charm pistol, John Cou-hliu, &&. required treatment at a hospital here. Tho tiny revolver was discharged accidentally while he and a friend were examining it in a north end store. Couchin suffered painful burns about the left eye.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
RUTHERFORD AND NOBLE
 WILL HOLD CONFERENCE
To Consider Dry Cleaning Ordinance aad Plan Inspection of shops
 Now in Existence.

Rujldmc Inspector X. Y. Euthor- ford and Fir" Chief w. j. Noh'" will confer tomorrow to consider inc ap- p,icatioN ot the new ordinance on dry cleaning 10 all existing cstab- lshmonts. five in number.
 The act requires th"s" plants to conform with safety r"Gulations and allows period of &o days from in" date of passag". An inspection of the five shops is planned, during which features not in conformity with tn" new ordinance will h" pointed out
 Meanwhile, the owners or the I.in- colu Dry Cleaning co. plant on lin- coin street and rEc protesting owners or ncighborina properties are await in action by the city oftcj3,s which is to determine whether that com pany can continue to do business. Formal application to contjnu" in business mas been made, but lt hlS not been determined.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
DUMP tBIt/E, TWICE

Number 6 fire company was called twice Sunday 10 the Glen street dump where they fought a stubborn dump fire. The first fire was at at S:&7 o'clock Sunday evening the hremcn went 10 the dump, where they found that the blaze had started again.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
BRISTOL NEWS
Continued from Page Seycn)

(ConUnucd from Page Seycn) limo in the advanced class in adult rducatjon at the South Side school building. The advanced class has long recognized nccd for such a study and will make its first pres cnt0'ion at tonight's class which opens at 7:15.
 In this class, those persons, pre- paring themselves for examinations can study the proper subjects under special direction.
 Teachers will also he equipped to advise all details of the new natur- aliz3ti0u requirements, EHcctiv" July 1, there have been certain changes in these requirements and in tho cost thereof to the applicant.
 Whll, if is not the policy of the evening school system to urge new corners 10 take out citizenship papers. il aims 10 present as off'"- lively as possible, in" opportunities and privileges which citizens obtain. Actual work is scheduled 10 con- Iacnce tonight.
 Meeting Tonight
 The regular meeting of HadscIl Camp. United spanish War Veterans, and the Ladies' Auxiliary will take place tonight at s o'clock at head quarters in the state Armory. Maple End Parade
 The Maple End Athletic club staged parade through the main streets of the city yesterday after
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
" aIker to Greet
 Macdonald Friday

New York, Sept. 30 P-pre-
 mior Ramsay Macdonald will be
 received by Mayor Walker at city
 hall on his arrival horr Friday, it
 was announced at city hall today. After his reception by the mayor he then will proceed to Wushinaton hy train, his stay in New York bsng only for an hour or more for the reception.
 Met at QUarantin" by Police Commissioner Grover A. Whalen, ho Wil be landed al Pier A and ride from Battery Park up Broadway to city nall
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
ROCKET CAR SI-CCENS

Harlia, Sept, $o U'T)-A new "roc,,rt c2r," constructed hy "aX NaIter and propelled by explosion of ljqu"l.od gds attained speed of 45 miles an hour in q demonstration at Essen, the Telographen Union said.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
Party In Christian Lane House Ends When Man Fires Two Shots
 At Foe Armed With Long Knife

police. A few years ago, Jack Perry, thick chcsted bully of the brickyards. Was killed in a shooting attray, and some time later Scott married Per rvs widow. She sat beside him throughout the court proceelings.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
several NoIlc> Entered

Charges of assault and injury 10 private property were nolled in the Cases Of John Sowa, @2. Of so I.,- "alle street and Theodore Mafula. =. of r Broad street They were arrested hy Officers Collins ana N"orgh ahout l o'clock yesterday morning on Washington street after th'y haI broken window in Jen- ning's smoke shop, 2oi Washington street.
 < nole was entered in inc case or Herman Johnson, II, Of 42 OIiva street. charged with drunkenness and resistance, He Was arrested by Officer Anthony Ustarh.
 Several eases Of drunkenness were disposed of
New Britain herald., 1929-09-30
SHOWER FOR MISS ANDERSON ---

Mrs. William Fisher of Corbln avenue entertained at miscellan- eous shower at her home Saturday evening in honor of her sister, Mrs. Henry Anderson. whose wedding took place last week. Mrs. Ander- son was formerly Miss Ellen Mum son.
 About 35 guests were present from ~ kensington and New Britain, and '. during the evening dancing was en- Joyed, the music being furnished by Per Person and his accordion.
 Mrs. Anderson was the recipient a Of many beautiful gifts.