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New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Second Hand Buggy Sold
 After 6 Years On Displa,

Bclleville, lll,. March 70 Ip-A second hand buggy. on display here six years. has been sold, and with its disposition an old carriage works that struggled against the invasion of tho motor went out Of business.
 Bert Renner. I rural mail carrier of Gillespie. bought the vehicle after six weeks deliberations.
 Until "o years ago the carriage works employed 30 hlacksmths. painters and trimmers. and sold Is or 20 carriages a month.
 When the last carriage was sold, w. R. MerkIe and Adam Wirsing. each 75. dissolved a partnership that had existed half century.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29

member of the kensinston Congre- gational church and the widow of the late Orcutt Moffat. She is sur vived by two daughters. Mrs, Maude l.. Brideaux and Mrs. Hazel M. Goodrich, both of New Britain.
 Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Kensington Congregational church. Burial will be in the West Lane cemetery. kensington. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips will officiatc.
 Special Scout Meeting
 X special meeting Of the Berlin troop of Girl Scouts will be held at 4:3o o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Berlin Congregational church, according 10 an announcement made by Mrs. s. C. Coalc, captain of the troop.
 George rhombsm
 The funeral of George Thompson will be held at the B. C. Porter fun cral home in New Britain Saturday afternoon at , o'clock. Burial will be in Maple cemetery. Rev. $. A. r lShe "lli OIlltldtc.
 To Visit New York
 Charles Cullong will leave Satur- day for New York city where he will be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Lie herman for a week.
 Uniform Addresses Necessary
 With the installation Of tho im- Gn n fol in Berlin the telephone company will insist that there be uniform street address given so the directory will supply the necessary information in case there is the need of repairs at the home Of subscribers.
 Houses in which telephones are now installed may be next to each other but in the telephone book they may be listed on Berlin street. Worthington Ridge or Bos- ton Post road. Many subscribers give their address as Berlin and it is possible that the houses are as far as three miles apart. In the tclc- phone office is a map of the town which was taken from an airplane which shows the location of the roads in Berlin. These roads have been named in the town records and it is by this map that the official address will be found.
 The road known as the East Bcr- lin road bears the name Of Stony swamp road in the records of the town. This is confusing as the name is not used by residents. Roads used by townspcoplc bear the names of Four Rod highway, which runs from the Candall place to point above the Norton ice pond and Pet CT Farley road which runs from the Sage farm 10 where the Nentres family lives. In the new directory it will be necessary to use the name Of the street 10 make easier the To- eating of houses.
 Work has been started on the new system. Workmcn are engaged in laying cables to take care of addi- tiGnal wires. This work is the first step in tho placing the four party system in the town. Actual instalIa- ton Of the phones will be started about May 1.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Trying Friends Car
 Costs Him His Life

Greenwich, March % tuP) )-Try- ing out a friends new automobile cost the life of Harold Tary. Of New York. today.
 Tary died at Stamford hospital as result Of injuries he received when the automobile he was driving. be- longing to William $. Lockwood of Greenwich, skidded on d turn, struck light pole and overturned last night.
 Tary and his sevcn-year-o old son, Thomas. had been visiting Lock- wood. Lockwood and Thomas Tary were treated for minor injuries. Iary died of a fractured skull. The victim was said 10 have been an advertising man.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Stimson Attends His
 First Cabinet Session

Washincton. March o9.--fPi- Secretary of State Stimson today at tended his first meeting of the Hoover cabinet. President Hoover. however, has yet 10 preside al full meeting Of his official group. as Secretary Hyde Of the agricultural departmcnt was absent today at his home in Missouri.
 Stimson and Postmaster General Brown. who had not met previously, got acquainted in the lobby or the White House executive offices. Both entered at approximately the same time. and Mr. Brown. recognizing the new secretary Of state. introduc- cd himself
 I'm Walter Brown, Mir Stimson, ' he said
 I'm very pleased to meet you. the secretary of state responded.
 Frank R. Kellogg. former seCre- tary Of state, and Mrs. Kellogg will sail on the He Ib" France from New York tonight for a vacation in Europe.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
College Junior Becomes
 Preacher Every Sunda,

Liberty, Mo-. March 9 P,-A Prcbysterlan minister is school ora tor for William Jewell college this year.
 Lex Souter. junior. goes homo 10 Trenton. Mo-. on week-cnds to preach in the towns First Prcsby- terian church.
 He was selected to represent Wil- liam Jewell in the annual tri-statc oratorical and debate tournament at Drake university. In addition 10 his duties as pastor. Souter has found time to play leading roles in school dramatic productions.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29

He specialized in the activities Of the rival Tonss in Chinatown and held the respect of the leaders Of the organizations. During the peri odic outbreaks in Mott and Pel streets he was usually able 10 bring about peace after all other efforts had failed.
 He was also known for his prow- oss in Breaking up dangerous Italian gangs and Was regarded as one Q. the best Italian detectives in the city.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
DOGS GIVE ALARM
 AS HOUSE BURNS Depietro Home Destroyed By
 Flames With $40O0 Loss FAMILY MAKES ESCAPE
Agitation for Construction of side walks On Boech swamp Road Uniformity In Street Names Re. quired by Telephone COn,paIty.

Awakened carly this morning by the barking of dogs at his home on the old fair grounds property, Se- bastiano Depietro rushed from his house 10 find the top of the build ing !n flames. Before the New Brit ain fire department arrived the house was a mass of flames and was almost burned to the ground. The four walls are all that remain standing. Bremen directed two streams on the building next to 1t and saved that rom destruction although it was scorchcd to some extent.
 Depictro said that he had some difficulty in getting the selcctman in order to call the fire department and this, he says, is the reason the fire gained such headway. The dam age was about sl,00o.
 The upper tenement of the build- ing had been vacant for less than q week, James Cooms having moved out. According 10 residents living nearby the flames were first notic- ed coming from the roof of the building. Depietro, his wife and four children escaped from the house without injury. Several household articles were saved but the majority of the furnishings were burned. The family went to the home of Di- pictro's brother following the fire.
 Ncighbors said that the dogs that were tied in the rear of the building created a great disturbance just be- fore the discovery of the fire.
 Considerable comment was made by the owner as 10 the delay in get ting the necessary authorities to summon the New Britain fire depart. ment. It is necessary that one of the selectmcn or the town clerk be notified before the New Britain fire department can send trucks. This is necessary in order that there may be no false alarms sent in.
 Complain of Road Walkers
 \ dangerous practice on the part of people walking along the Beech Swamp road has started an agita- tlon for sidewalks along the road. Due to the muddy condition of the shoulders of the road at this time of the year. many people walk along the road to the factories and brick yards who have been faced with the alternative of walking in the mud or on the hard surface. As result of this autoists have been forced 10 proceed slowly or take the change of hitting pedestrians. Last year a girl vas killed and many feel that there should be some action taken to prcCent recurrence Of the acci- dent. Strange drives often find that at night approaching cars blind .their view of the side of the road and there have been some close scrapes which might have easily resulted in fatal accidents. In the winter when there is snow at the side Of the road that has been swept from the center. there is no place 10 walk except at the edge Of the cleared portion Of the highway. and autoists are again forced to use caution to avoid acci- dents.
 Mrs. ArrNl,t.JIA tlOflat
 Mrs. Arrabelia Moffat. 73. died Thursday night at her home on Main strect, kensinetou. following q short illness. Mrs. Moffat was born in Ellington where' she lived before coming to konsington. She was a
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
New Haven Ties Up
 With Florida Planes

NcW HaNcn. NarCh 29 UP)-The New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad has completed arrange mcnts for through air-raiI transror- tation between Boston and the West Indies, according 10 an announces ment at the roads general offices here.
 Passengers Will leave Boston on tho Everglades Limited" train. which operated between Boston and Miami, Fla. At Miami passengers will be transferred 10 Pan-Amcrican Airways planes which will complete the journey.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
i99 507 554-15 H. $. Triumphs

The Plainvillc high school bowl Ing team decfated the Lewis high school team of Southington by a 10 1 margin at the Recreation al- loys last night. f'orerione of the ,is- ltors hit a nice $40, but his tcam- mates could not keep up with him. Cavallaro and Simpson led the locals to victory. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Tong War Peacemaker
 is Dead in New York

New York. March 2g Rp-Captain John F, Archiopoli. one of the ablest and most versatile members of the New York police force. known prin- cipally as a peacemaker in the wars between the Chinese TonEs, died to- day. aged 90. He spoke sixteen languages.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29

In ten years, from 1918 10 l9.a. the amount Of American capital 3n Canada increased from s4l7.14S."2o or r per cent Of foreign capita, i1- vested there to s2.3I2512, ,0G0. or 57 per cent
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Plainsillc High School
o1O 4so II Lewis Nigh school
Casting Co. Victorious

The Plainville Casting Co. swamp cd the Eagles at the Recreation bowling alleycs last night, winning two strings and having a pinfall margin Of 72, Mastrianni featured. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29

More than 5000 children under five years of age die every year in this country as a result of burns.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
TenlcO Match

The +. NJ. Switch Room took two out of three strings from the Ex- perimental Room five in match be. tween two Trumbull Electric teams at Hart's bowling alleys last night. Granger, Arcari, Carlson and Miller starred. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
pIain%illp (4Stiu~ Gn
475 40 501-14l7
Win By Forfeit

The Sardinos forfeited their Cos mopolitan league bowling match 10 tn : Buccaneers when they failed to put in an appearance at Hart's al- leys last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Mrs. ArrxlNIla NlOnat

Mrs. Arrabells Moffat. 73. died Thursday night at her home on Main street, kensinstou. following short
 illness. Mrs. Moffat was born in Ellington where' she lived before coming to konsington. She was a
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
R. NJ. Switch Room
Experimental Room

462 5ol 495-145S
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Pageant at NJ. l.. Church

A three-act pageant, He Has Triumphed," will be presented at the Plainville M. E. church at z o'clock Sunday evening by members Of the Sunday school The cast will be as follows:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29

inc Businessmen won two out Of three strings from the Bristol Brass team in an Industrial bowling league match at the Recreation alleys last night. The Murphys. Warner and Hird all rolled evenly and well. while Woods featured for the loscrs The scores:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
Andrew DCIan

Andrew Dolan. 5. of Sherman street, died Thursday at the Bristol hospital following q several months illness with cancer Of the stomach. He entered the hospital for treat ment last Tuesday,
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Model Home Furnished Complete By
Decorating Staff of w. B. Moses & Son


home
Home Sites in Sligo Park Hills, $3.50 Up
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
RESCUES
CARS IN FLOOD

international friendship was taken
out Of the hands Of the theorists
yesterday and placed on q very
practical basis.
It all came about when the
Japanese ambassador. Katsuji De.
buchi. motoring with Nine. Debuehi
through Rock Creek Park, came
upon half 4 dozen automobiles
stuck in the rushing waters Of a
swollen creek at an ordinarily
placid ford near sixteenth Street.
Easing" up behind the water
soaked cars, Thomas Miller. chauf-
feur Of the ambassadors car, gently
pushed the first marooned motorist
to dry land. Smiling broadly and
thoroughly enjoying the role OF the
Good Samaritan. the ambassador
ordered his bar backed through the
waters and another motorist was
pushed up the dry bank.
There remained four small cars,
their ignition systems wet. About
the time the embassy car was going
after the third motorist several
other large cars drove up and aided
In the "fIood.rescue" work. The
ambassador, still smiling, drove OFF
to entertain Is Of his countrymen
at dinner
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
HORSES SENSE
JAILS BOY, II

Clarence Russell, colored. II. of
PcolesviIle, Nd, once may have be-
lieved that the horse ID mans best
friend. but now his views have
Russell is in the Rockville jail,
changed.
charged with nousebreaking and lar.
ceny because one of his horses. was
intelligent enough to find his way
home unguided.
) Policemen Roy Bodner and Robert
Darby, Of Rockville, who were in.
vestigating the robbery OF the store
Of Lawrence Allnutt, at Dawson.
vile, Md. Thursday, when they saw
Russell driving two horses along the
road from Dawsonville to Seneca.
When Russell saw the policemen he
abandoned his horses ana disap-
peared into field. Darby mounted
one Of the animals, let the reins lay
slack. and the horse CARRIED him to
Russell's home. Darby found the
youth hiding in the house and re-
covered the stolen property
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
BEST PROSPECTS

y .: m.--Bible talk. by A.
Rae Williams. Calvary Meth6-
dist Church, WRC (S19),
7:4D p. m.-UniyeRbltY Of
MARYLAND Hour, WMAL (l56).
S:45 p. Ial.-ShenandOah RAM
bleRs. WJSV (2O6).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
7:45 p. m.-"What the De-
paPtmeilt OF COmnserce II Do-
Ing" LN.B.C.l, New York
WJz, WRG. WBALs WHAM.
8 3. @.-Lew white Organ
Recital lN.B.O. New YORK.
wear, WRC. WEEL VITO,
$50 p m.AIIldred Hast,
(N.B.C.) New NORWAY.
WRC, VITO, WCAE, etc.
Q ps ms~-GeneEal Electric
Hour, (N.B.C.l New York
WEAR. WRC, WEEI VITO,
10 5. m.@LucI.y strike Dancs
Orchestra Hour (NsB.C.) New
yOrk-WEAE, WRC, .WEEE,
VITO, WAR. WTAG, WCAEs
DANCE MUSIC
5;16 p. master Orchestra,
WRC (S1SI.
. p. m.-%MeyeP DavlS' Swa-
nee Syncepat0rm, WAEAL (A76l.
10 p. uAs-SnydeP'h DAnce Or
cheatRa, VOL (e2el.
II .. m.-WArdman Park
Hotel Dance Orchestra, WRc
(S16Da
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Directions For
Reaching Model.

Home
Drive out 18th Street to Kalmia
Road. turn right and thence to
District line.
Follow direction signs from here
to model home.
Or inquire at North Washington
Realty COmpany's offices at this
point.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
u. S. Moves in Support
Of Native Film Industry

American diplomatic officers in
seven European countries, acting
on instructions from Secretary Of
State Stimson, will undertake to
save the American motion picture
industry from the effects Of "arbi-
'trary restrictions" abroad.
The governments Of Italy, France,
Germany, Hungary, Spain, Austria
and Czecho.S .Slovakia will be ap.
pealed to and the danger to the in-
dustry from either restrictions al
ready in effect in some OF the ma
tions, or projected restrictions in
others, win be called to their at.
tenti0n.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Sligo Park Hills
Is One of the FeID
DeHaseLy Wooded
Developments
Available in the
Entire Metropolitan
District

Sligo Park Hills derives It's name
from historic Sligo Greek and no
section Of America h richer In the
romance and traditions Of Colonial
times.
It is an important link i'm the pro.
posed chain of Parkways being de.
veIOped by the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com.
mission.
Its perpetual beauty ls assured BY
wise restrictions and the generous
contribution Of tree sheltered trails
and driveways by the developers,
North Washington Realty Company.
A new arterial driveway soon 20 be
completed will literally convert Sligo
Park Hills into an extension. Of
peerless Rock Creek Park.
The sparkling waters of Sligo Creek
add much to the natural charm Of
Sligo Park Hills.
The gentle wooded slopes Of Sligo
Park Hills provide natural home
sites Of unusual charm.
The average home frontage in Sligo
Park Hills viii be 20 or IS feet.
Many win be 100 feet.
Forty acres In Section 1, Sligo Park
Hills, have already been improved
with winding paved streets, sewers,
and . pressure water System In
Guiding fire hydrants.
This superb park-like development
DOW awaits fine families and the
homes which they'll want to build
here $50 feet above the Potomac
River.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
Nearby Stations

ssWCAP--Asbury Park-12sO-2SA
7:1S-Dinner music.
S:004-Kiddfe program
s:S0-Kingsley Orchestra.
WPG--Atlantic City-11OO-273
t. S:o0-News: Concert Orchestra.
S:45-pance music.
-, 10:00--Me1ody Boys.
a. 10:S0-Meeker's Orchestra.
III u 1l!00-News; dance program.
/ BaltlmORe-1s70-230
S:00-Golden Pheasant orehestra.
/ 7:o5-Musical Arts Trio.
T 7:S0-International Uniform sun.
=. day School lesson.
S:o0--Lorraine Reitdorf, soprano;
John BauernschmIdt, pi-
anistc
S:30-Dulaney ensemble.
S:00--Virginia Ramblers In cid.
time tunes
9;30-Alcazaf OSchestra.
lo;03-Rio Rita Orchestra.
WCAO-Balt altimOEe-SOO~BOO
- 6:00-NeW Celestial Orchestra.
7;Ob-Eed scholtholt. songs; Jay
Hambleton, pianist.
= 7:30-Ted Husing's Sportslents.
- T:45-Entre Nous.
g B:00--Nit Wit hour,
Il S:S0--Park Lane Orchestra.
= 9:00-Comedy Skit.
= 9:30-Makers Of Modern Melodies.
1o:00-Natienal Forum from wash.
1o:S0-U, s Army Band.
SWBALS-BaltimO O0O-208
6:30--Dinner music
7:45--WJZ Program.
S'S0-WBAL Ensemble.
10:00-The MarylsnderG
11;o0--WJZ Program.
WOR--Newark-71O-422
j. 7:Oo-Commodore orch0strA;
~ 7:4o-Frat Row; talk.
S:30-Recitai.
9'00-The Gamboleers.
T. s:S0--Nioho:'a Orchestra: organ.
10:30-Aster Orchestra,
ii 1:00--News; dance music.
WRNY--New YOPk-1O1O-205
t-5 6:00--Varied program.
s:30--Roosevelt Orchestra.
S:00-Varied program.
12:00--villa Richard Orchestra.
WJZ---New YOrk--78O-SO4.6
6;46-SportB Review; Collins Five.
6:30-Gold Spot Orchestra.
d:O0-St. Regis Orchestra. Il,
EAs-~pepartmsnt Of Commerce
e:00--Goldman Band.
S;30~-Interwoven Pair. s,a
9:00--Camoah Mystery.
s:30-SojourneYs Club Banquet.
11:00-Slumber Music
EAF-New YOrk-66O.4S4
B.SO-Bill and Jane
s:00-W aldork- Astoria Music.
6:30--Whtte House Dinner Music.
7;00--Spitalny's Music.
8:00-Organ; dance orchestra.
S:0O-Symphony orchestra.
10:oO-Lucky Strike Dance orches-
1i,OO-wrirAt sisters; roIlack's
I Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
A Home Which Combines Every Advan-
tage of City and Country Life in a Develop
ment of Outstanding Beauty

This new early american home one Of modern types already completed
pry for the family cultured tastes and moderate income embodied
for comfort convenience and genuine pride It's location
veda inspiring Of Marylnds blue hills and the privacy
al
Indian Springs
The Washington times., 1929-04-13
RONlPNC AROUND THE
RADIO DEALS
Distant Stations

WFT-PhllAd lAdelphIa--Be0-B3
s:30--N.B.C. aystem.
S:00--studi0 program.
e:00--N BIC. systam.
WCAU-PhIladelp
S:se-0olden Dragon Orchestra.
T:00-Sylvania Orchestra.
T:30--Palais d'Or Orchestra.
s:00-Quartets news.
e:0O--Nusical chefs.
s:s0-C. Of @. Orchestra.
1o.00-CAthay Orchestra.
I0;30-pance music; news.
i1:sO-OrEan.
WIP-RhllAdelhla--SI0-4s1 s..
S:30--Concsrt orchestra; markets.
WBBAE-Chieago-JTO-sse
9:00-Plantation time.
S:3O--Chicago orchestras.
iO:OO--Columbla network.
iO:30--Lomhardo' Canadiann.
l.OO--Nlght club.
WCFKp--Chi Chicag0--eJ0-S0o
s:3o--Muaie publishers period.
R-Chicago--eJe-SAS
i:OO-Air vaudeville.
N-Chlcage-52O-41e
l0:OO-wEAF program.
Ii:00--TomOrrow's Tribune; Hun-
11:aO--Goldkette'S Orchestra
: 12:00--Dream ship; dance music.
1:oo-Knlghts Of the Bath.
WLS~-ChAcmg0-9fo-9AB
s:30--Quintet.
s:00-N.B.C: SysteIn.
10:00--Courtesy program.
1Oi30--Barn dance.
WMA0--Chieago-e5o-Az5.B
s:00-Miils program.
e:30-DrH. Pratt ana Sherman
1O:OO--Columbia network.
11:0O-Amos m Andy.
11:12--Northwebt TabernAel0.
12:20-Dance orchestras.
WEEI-BOat0n--boO
7:sO--WEAT Program; Musical6.
+ 11:oo--News: Bridge Talk.
WLW-CincinnatR-500-42e
. e:0o-Entertalners.
10:o0-Hono.ulians organ.
1l:ee-0rchestra program.
13:00-taek and Gene.
WBAP-FoRs W0rth--se0-
s,0o-Sengs; Police Quartet.
wCCO-Gpis.-S Panl-S10-37O
S:2S--Oid Producer.
: s:eo-Symphony di Camera.
,10:00-Columbia Network.
q l1:0e-Longss OrchSsua
12:6S--0old MEDIA Orchestra.
wTAEJ--lEilwaukee>-o3O-4S7
s:O0--Feature.
I0:0O-WEAF Program.
1i:e0-Danes music.
Observation-Disclosures
s:00-Barn Dance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9:30-etudio program.
KSTP-NG. Raat-1400-20S
s:3O--Musieal feature.
t10:00-WEAF Program.
l1:o0---Fort Smelling Band.
11:30-ATnos. N Andy: band eOn.'
cert.
11:ls--Danes pFosram.
1:oo--Midhlkht Club.
EMOX-St. L0uiS-1OoO.25B
s:00-Songs; Character Sketches.
10:0O--ColumbiA Network.
11:O0-AnoA and Andy; Wyliss
Orchestra.
WADC>-AkPom-13a0.2
10:00-CoIuubia Network.
wTAM-Cleteland-
s:O0--Cleyeland Orchestra.
S:00--WEAF Program.
11:O0-Dance Music.
WJR-DetrOlt-76e
7:aO-"3o Minutes from Broad
way"
S:00--WJZ ProErAm.
INSTRUMENTATION.
10:0O-The Bathers; Dance Music.
11:0o--Amos and Andy; News
1i:1s-Dancs orchettraa
WCAE--Pl Observation-Disclosures
wrvS-Eieh s;SC-N ehs,oSd-sI1ssIaao ?, q sy.ssI.e;
s:00-N. B. c. system.
10:00-One-act Play: Recital
11:00--Country Fiddlers.
11:30-Orkan.
WMAM-RoehestAr-
s:so-N. 3. G. system: Organ.
ii :OO--DaMce Orcheatra: News.
Observation-Disclosures
7:30--Musicai Program.
S:s0-N. 3. C. system.
11:Oe-Ds Witt Orchestra.
WBZ-SpPingRie gRield-e9O-3 O-303
g:0O--Musical Program.
8;3e--WJZ Program.
9'Oe-FeAture: SaiI0rtown.
16:00-WBz Players; Orchestra.
KFE-L1o Angelee-640-A6s
1l:00--Yariety Program.
12:00--Concert Orchestra
A. M.
1:00-SymphonettN.
A.nh-HEtAAkAAx n
The Washington times., 1929-04-13

Three sunny bedrooms
Cedar lined closets
Heavy hardwood floors
throughout
Handsomely tiled bath Uith tub,
shoGOer and large IiSsen closet
Extra lGUatOry opposite SOrap
closet at entrance
Log fireplace faced IOith tapestry
brick IN spacious living room