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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS' observation-disclosures, reliable do
nestle help Dy day week or month; ref in
vestiRated, Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV
BAKERY DRIVER, waitress and many others
open daily. Wash Gen. Emp. Agcy., e02
Albee Bldg. 18th and G SITS.
NOTICE = Nationai Personnel Bureau. l7l9
K 81 NV Competent help furnished daily;
positions open daily. District 1921.
STENOGRAPHERS. BOORKEEPERS. TYP
lists. male and female, needed to supply the
their employment dept In the past five
years We have placed 1871 people In office
positions. No charge unless placed Wash.
ington Employment Exchange. 2l4 Nat. Press
Bldg. l4th and District 248o.
POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daily.
stenographers. y p lists,
bookkeepers, clerks. statesmen, etc. Free reg
istration. RoYd's, 1888 G NV Natl 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

LARGE REAL ESTATE FIRM of Washing
ton will employ two college men, not more
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statesmen.

Three speciality statesmen needed in de-
yelopment of new department. This oppor-
tunity is with the leader in the rapidly grow
ing oil burner industry-Petro--the fastest
containing known prospects--cold canvas calls
unnecessary-intensive local direct-mail CO.
national advertising in the Saturday Even
ing Post provides a background such as
never before enjoyed by oil burner statesmen.
Factory sales training will be provided men
who qualify, when ability is demonstrated.
Substantial earnings easily possible for a
worker. Petro statesmen now earning from
two to six hundred dollars per month.
Best selling season of the year just starting.
See Mr.. Hill at 300 18th st. NV.
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CHRYSLER
IJSED-CAR DEPT.
$50
DOWN PAYMENT.

1928 Pontiac Coupe. ............ 1886
1929 Graham Paige ............. 685
1927 Essex Coach. .............. lS5
1927 Chrysler so Coupe 10000. 3S5
1929 Chevrolet 6 Touring. ...... ass
1929 Chevrolet Coach. ........ 500
1923 Chrysler 81 Roadster. 49,. 400
1925 WHY'S Knight Sedan. -. 2S5
1925 Buick Master 6 Brom. Sdn. 2S5
1926 Hudson Coach. ............ $50
1926 Chrysler 20 Sedan. ..... $50
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster. $50. 395
1926 Studebaker Coach. ........ $50
1929 Chrysler Is Coupe. ....... $50
1926 Chrysler 90 Roadster. -. 2S5
MANY OTHERS.
H. B. LEARY, JR. &
BROS,
1928 18th St. NV.
North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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CLERK, 20 to rs years old. for large auto-re-
pair plant: mnstS be rapid and accuate at
fiRnres and write legibly; good opportunity
for advancement IL not afraid OF work ana
long hours. See Mr. Beeson between ana
- n-nl IL & q
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WE ARE NOT OPENING UP

new territory. We need more men to carry
on a well established and growing specially
business. Real live prospects are secured in
groups. They often develop into 9QS to
1907 customers. Size of sales is very graft
flying. No house-to-house canvassing. The
work is interesting, elevating, educating.
1t is a mans money-making Job. II you
are a red-blooded man. desire to get ahead,
and will work, very gratifying returns will
be yours The limit of your earnings will
be in your own hands You must be honest,
neat, intelligent, and have ability to explain
your article and its ADVANTAGES to individ-
Everybody is interested in health. The
whole world is interested in foods. The
WEAR-EVER NEW METHOD
of preparing them is the last word. II you
are not fully satisfied with your present
earnings write for an interview, giving
phone, where you can be reached, and ar
range to listen to one, of our lectures. You
will be surprised. They are eye-openers
We have the best proposition we have ever
had. Investigate it at once. Address Box
dS6-D. Star office.
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CHEVROLETS, all models. all years; cars
stored ssreaa inside as OF building and may be in
T1ost ressonanle PRICES in town; liberal terms.
GeOrEia n100- Direct factory diStrihiifnrS
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CHEVROLET 1925 COACH. in splendid con-
dition. good tires and fully equipped own
er will sacrifice. $50: easy terms II necessary
2752 Woodley pl nw Columbia I245 any
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lCentInusd on Next PaEe.l
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CKAUFFEURs, reliable with Identification
cards. Apply Wardman Taxi Garage rear
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CHEVROLET COACHES, 1925 and 1927, $i45
and $265; both cars in excellent condition;
appearance fine: unusual opportunity for
immediate action. Dodge Used Car Dept
1909 I4th st n w Dec IqIn -"
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CARPENTER and woodworker. ah-around
man. See Mr.. Williams, GA H st. NV.
S.TyATTEFETJE and houSeman, colored middle
aged, single, stay nights; must furnish local
reference. Address Box 343-D, Star ONCE.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-18

whist will be enjoyed.
An oyster supper will be served
Wednesday evening in the Com
munity banquet hall to all those who
were members of the organization
last year and those who Joined this
year and those friends that men,
berS may invite. A social time has
been planned for the occasion. Dane
ing will be enjoyed. Music will he
furnished by the Community or
chcstra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hubert Of
Maple Hill were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore earns Sunday dt
their home on Wilcox avenue.
4 number OF the younger boys
accompanied by several Of the older
boys enjoyed a 'hikc" to Mount
annexation. Saturday The DO.
took along eats and cooked their
dinner over the camp fire. Another
group hiked down to the mountain
yesterday.
The Connecticut river continues 10
rise and is now in the flood stage.
the water Low creeping over the
MiddlctoWn road in Cromwell The
back flow is coming in steadily on
the Mattabesett and hourly the
water continues to rise. The West
Cromwell flats are flooded, but the
water is not expected to come any
where near the high mark set last
year.
The next meeting Of itc Wrs-
lcyans will be heli next Monday cve-
ming at the home Of Mrs Gustav
Petit
Mrs. W. II. payle visited t., lat,vrs
in New Britain over Sunday.
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ALWAYS DEAD TIRED?

How sad. Sallow complexion.
coated tongue, poor appetite. bad
breath. pimpIy skin and always tir-
ed. What's wrong You are poison
ed. The bowels are clogged and liv-
er inactive. Take this famous pr
Scription used constantly in place Of
calomel by mon and women for %
years-Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets.
They are harmless yet very offectivr
a compound of vegetable inGrcii-
ents and olive Oil. They act easily
upon the bowels, free the system Of
poison caused by faulty elimination
and tone up liver.
BE beautiful. Have rosy cheeks
clear eyes and youthful energy that
make a success of life. Take Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
Know them by their olive color. Sc
soc and soc.
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WIRTH WARNS GERMANY

wiSshafen. Germany. Marcn
IS P-lormer Chancellor Wirth in
an address here today sounded a
warning against a. dictatorship which
he said was demanded only by finan-
cial interests desiring economic con-
troll of Germany. He said Germany
was the last bulwark of the demo-
cratic idea in Europe, and that the
republic was not only endangered
but that class antagonism was grow
ing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-18

The Victims club will meet this
evening with Mrs. Steven Dietzko OF
1874 Broad street.
Superintendent Leon C. Staples
will attend a round table conieren e"
of Connecticut eduCat tors at the West
Hartford High school Thursday eve.
ming.
The Parish guild of the Church o,
Our Saviour will meet in the parish
house on Thursday afternoon at 2:3J
o'clock.
Warranty Deed
Walter $ Moore has sold three
acres of land and u dwelling house
to Alice T. Moore, according to q
warranty filed at the office of tn"
town clerk. The property is partl,
in PiainNille and partly N Bris ol
aud is situated near the land o.
James w. Lounsbury.
To Open bids Tonight
A meeting of the school building
committee will be held this evening
in the office of the superintendent
of schools Bids will be opened for
the cOnstruc ion OF the S95. 900 addi-
ton to the Linden street schoo!
About II contractors have submit
ted bids for the work.
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lD(hi9.,>
MABEL NORNlAND BETTER

Hollywood. Cal, March IS G'pJ
Improvement has been not'd in
the condition of Mabel Normand,
screen actress. seriously i'll from a
lung infection, her physician said
today. While she probably viii gain
steadily, Miss Aornand will be nm
der the doctors care for som"
months.
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COUNTY HOME ElRNS

Putnam. March IS P,-Thc coun-
try house of Charles Nelson of
Mass. near the Sou II
Woodstock line. was burned today
with loss placed at about $50, 600.
Neighbors saved some OF the house
furnishings but as there was no wa
ter supply the building was levelled
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-18
How Can ORTHOMEC
Help Rheumatism?
and Foot Troubles?
For Over Three Years We
Have Demonstrated to Hart
ford Persons Using Ortho-
mec Methods That 1t
Can Be Done.

W. make il possible for anyone desir-
IuE san particulars and demonstration to
obtain the same without cost. If you
should visit the Office for demonstration
and do not feel perfectly satisfied that
you can be benefited. no further effort is
made by Us because of the call.
lN each rRsc Of Arch trouble. wax i'm
prP~Ii"t!s are taken that you may see
i"r yourself The condition OF each one o.
the arches in the foot.
The Hartford Office IS located in tho
American industrial Bldg. Room 504
aSS Main Street. Tel. $3.50.
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PLAN TO GIVE OUT
FULL INFORMATION
School Committee Feels Public
Lacks the Exact Facts
FINAL MEETING TONIGHT
Want Final Action 1'riday-Poi"c
Investigate supposed Accident
Court Tomorrow Night - D1rt
Roads impossible.

The final meeting OF the school
board and the committee OF cilizchS
appointed at the last town meeting
viii be held at the Town hall %
ui-ht. The committee VIII give
report OF its findings in regard 10
the new school proposed to be b''''l
in kensington. The members VI
the committee have been lnNestlga'-
ing the plans and the site OF me
school in an effort to put before INC
lownspeoplc the exact facts OF I'VE
,,ronosjtion. 1t has been discovered
that there is decided lack OF III
formation at the disposal OF the
voters of the town 1t was found
that at the last town meeting lh''e
we're many who did not kno" me
location Of the plot Of land puf-
chased for the school,
Many of the townspeopie are vi
favor of the school, as it Will give
,b. pupils the benefit of a JUNIOR
high school approved by the state
loard of education. Inc present
school is not approved by the stare
AS it has not the proper classes III
manual training and dohesHc
science. The new school would iuf-
,isb these courses with the prop'r
continent for the practical training.
The present school has not 'he ROOM
for these classes. ON" OF tn" coh1i-
tions at the school is that there IS
70 place for the pupils OF the schooi
TO hold indoor sports or an aud''of-
i1jm for the presentation OF exercises
in which the pupils take an active
interest
Al! people of the town are asked
10 attend the meeting to be held on
friday of this week at the Berlin
town hall. 1t is roped that sour"
decision may be reached at t"'s
meeting in order that no time may lie
los, in making the changes that are
necessary in the present school syS-
TEN.
Many of the residents Of East B3r-
lin are in favor OF the school as II
would relieve the somewhat crowded
condition IN the school there. II IS
rot known what changes there "ou'd
he made at the schools or whether
the upper classes would be sent 10
Kcnsington or not Many OF the
uarents feel that there would be a
great bencft n the pupils wor" IN
bennington school. as they would
have the advantages OF the proposed
rev building
investigating: Accident
The state road a short distance
above Webster's hill in Berlin shows
evidence Of smash in the form
cf broken glass and torn tenders
Int there has been none called TO
the attention Of the Berlin police.
Some people say that there was
car overturned at the place about II
o'clock Saturday night. The car was
gone at an early hour yesterday
morning. II could not be found out
whether or not the car had been
taken to garage or whether 1t had
proceeded under its own power. II
is undcrst God that the Berlin police
are. investigating the accident.
kcu~juctnu Sewing club
Tn. k"nsington Sewing club VIII
meet tonight at tn" home Of Mrs,
Frances Norton. Mrs. Frances De
Mrs VIII assist Mrs. Norton as
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Woman Driver Fined

Mrs. Odell Wyman of III Lewis
avenue. Bristol, was fined sloO and
costs in the Meriden police cour,
this morning on a charge of drunk
On driving. This is the first instance
in number of years that such
charge has been lodged against a
woman in the city of Meriden. Mrs
Nyman was arrested on complaint
OF Frank Emand of NeWington when
the car which she was driving near
ly collided with New England bus
and his car in Berlin.
With Mrs. Wyman at the time OF
her arrest were her husband and f.
H. Nyman and 3. J. Cobb OF Bristol,
who were also charged with intoM-
cation. Wyman was held responsible
for allowing his wife to drive in her
condition and was sentenced to five
days in Jail and assessed costs OF
Sa.S5. Cobb was fined IS and costs
amounting to $l2.45.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-18

At the last census between 500. 00n
and 100000 people in London wrr"
living oycrCrowd"d to the extent OF
more than two to a room. and Of
these close on $50. 0hN lived more
than three TO Il room
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-18

hostess, and the party will be in the
form OF a st. patrick's day affair in
charge of Mrs .. &. E.Igerley.
Motherhood Club Meeting
At the meeting of the Motherhood
club Of the Berlin Congregational
on Wednesday. Miss Est her
CrUtcher of the Connecticut Mental
Hygiene association will speak on
the subject, Some of the Problems
of Adolescence. The meeting will
be at the home OF Mrs. Donald
Montgomery.
Noun. Peoples supper
The Womcn's Aid society of the
Berlin Congregational church is
planning TO give a supper to the
young people Of the kensington and
Berlin Congregational churches or
Saturday night OF this week. The
speaker will be Miss Violet MaEanya
of Africa. All young people between
the ages Of 4 and 20 are invited &c
attend the supper.
Court Tuesday Night
At the regular session Of the Der.
IN ~" court to'''orro" l'sH' t'tf.
Will be those who were summoned
to appear last Tuesday night on a
charge of driving without license
and who failed to appear at tina,
n'h". state poiice nave been contin1'
Ing tllolr investigation OF 'hosc VINO
nav" ialled 10 OBTAIN thelr oper'
ators licenses Tor inc year. II IS eX-
p'ctcd mat there VIII be additional
cases IN court OF arrests made dur
ing IN" past week.
Road Conditions Poor
As result OF the warm weather
III the past few days. the unpaveG
roads IN the town are in an almos'
lmpassabi" condition. The frost ha:
Ieit the ground and there are mud.
holes in many places which are i'm.
passable. In many instances those
living on the back roads have beer
forced to leave their cars at some
hard road and walk to their homes
The mail carriers have covered theil
routes daily but there have beer
times when ii has been necessary L
be helped out Of holes in the road
1t is expected that the wind will DR.,
up roads to a great extent and a!
the frost is out of the ground. III.
roads will soon be in fair condition
school Dentist
Many of the parents of pupils
whose teeth have been examine,
have expressed their approval of tn,
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Do You Need

| sCm.ont TO do som g
| painting his spring
| either in>iI. or out Of
| your house. garage. rtc
| No matt. r ~ hat kind OF
service il is that you
| want. you'll find a good
workman advertising IL
the Herald ella ssifirl
| ads under the ella sSi'i
| cation OF cuisines
service.
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liI'iNfOl INtIc1
johnson BROTHERS

Storo 0t ha1f-Nme. BristoI, 20;
Johnson brothers, 20; referee, Coyle.
Time. two Commute halves.
l. :. ". Y. Meeting
G. \. liadsell camp. United Span.
lsh War Veterans. will meet at s
o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
Members of the setback team will
engage in series of games with the
4. g. Hammond camp team of New
Brit ain
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-18
TENANTS OF BLOCK
ROUTED BY FLAMES
Policeman Burns Carries Chill.
dren Through Smoky Halls
Loss PLACED AT $4,000
-Four Other Week end Iire>-Piain-
vile Man Iincd-IMemen Dine
Man Without Shoes Arrested
Endecs Nin-Council to Fix Tax.

Endee, Nin-Council to Fix Tax.
Tenants in the building owned by
the Strunz Coal company at LAG
North Main street were forced TO flee
in their night clothing shortly after
) o'clock tins morning when ii iire
broke out i'm the basement under
the store occupied by the White Star
bakery. Seven small children wer"
carried to a nearby restaurant. and
Policeman james Burns. who turned
in the alarl., brought two of the
Youngsters from an upper floor
through the dense smoke. which Was
pouring through the building. 10 the
street. The sccold floor of III" build
ing is occupied by f. NJ. Boyce and
those forced to the street were MEM
b"rs OF his family and a few board :
crs.
Squad \ and Engine Companies
Nos. aud responded 10 the box
alarm sent in by Policeman Burns
~ hose attention WAS attracted to the
LIaz" by tn" mote pouring from the
basement windows and the screams
of tenants. Three lines Of hose were
laid and tho fire WAS confined &c
tho cr,Iar n.n,aae vas estimated
., s,nno
An Investigation by chief John II
Hayes carl this morning Indicated
mai t,, fire vas started hv hot
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r.,,.l +a ,,,..,+ tto l,u;l1in,
,rroltc, ,er,ic, u,a. .lisbtlv delay.
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will address the meeting.
Members OF the local auxiliary
planning TO attend will leave on the
$40 O'Clock trolley from Thrall' $
drug store corner.
Views state From Air
Governor Irumbull was able to
look down upon Connecticut and
parts OF adjoining states from j
height OF 1000 feet above Hartford
yesterday morning. 1t is thought
'hat inns was the hrsl liine gov
e'hoi ootaiileo cohlPle : pal'oldH-
lc VIE" Oh MS state at one 'me.
Lieutenant Harry Copeland Ct TN.
GURUS nylng service TOOK the gov
erhor ana MAJOR William L. l-add.
commanding officer OF the 43rd div
sion aNlatlon. up over the city IN The
ROBIN. Climbing up more thaa
4,o0o feet Lieutenant Copeland found
smooth air. in contract with the
rousher air nearer the surface Of
the earth. and continued to climb
until the nigh altitude OF 1900 feet
ndd pteh reached.
FROM that point. aided by the
GEAR Visibility OF the DAY, IL vas
possible 10 see Tor miles IN each
direction. Inc Sound and the At
lantic ocean er. visible, and Fish
er s island, Block island, and Mar
raganseft bay We're easily diStin-
guishable. In the north Monadnock
mountain. near kcene. \. H.. could
be seen and 10 the west the hills
bordering the Hudson liver valley.
Grange Meeting.
The regular meeting OF rlain1ille
Grange viii be held tomorrow eve
ming at Grange hall. ''Ncighbors'
night will be observed. Oranges
from Bristol. NcNinGton. SouthinS-
ton, and Pennington Will be pres
cnt as the guests of the local Grange
and will present two numbers each
on the program.
All members ar" urged to bc pres
cnt. An interesting program is PROM
iscd and refreshments viii be served.
Naruinv Hcc,icd
The warning recently lssuo1 ly
DR.. George +. Cook, health officer,
concerning the renorting of AN eases
of measles and chicken DON in town,
has resulted in several peoplc t1rn-
ing in reports of eases that had
previously been unknown.
According to Dr, cook. there ar.
here a, The pras.nt ,imo and :,
eases of chicken poA Ecports or
nov, cases are loin- made daily
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Indecs " in

The New Departure basketball
team coasted to an easy victory
Saturday evening in the state
armory at the expense Of the john
son brothers quintet of Hoboken,
n. }. The final score was 33 to rs.
the locals easing up during the Sec
ond half. Jimmy Picken scored II
Of liristol's points, While G. johnson
accounted for ten for the Jersey
outfit. The summary:
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ed in until early Sunday morning.
To Address MEMS Club

~ AlIItSs S1C91 . AbDO
John +. Clancy OF the Travellers
broadcasting station, Hartford. VIII
be the speaker at a meeting OF tho
Mems Service club OF the First Con-
gregationai church in the parish
house at o'clock Wednesday eve-
ming. Members of the mems clubs
of the Bristol Baptist, Methodist and
Swedish Lutheran churches have
been invited to attend the meeting,
Arrested OH FamiIy's Complaint
When Policemen Edgar Norton
and William Thompson arrived at
police headquarters shortly after
o'clock last evening with Jacob
Westphal of Russ lane, it was dis
covered that the man was without
shoes. In fact, he was only scantiiv
dressed when taken into custody at
his home after members of the fam
Westphal's condition was such that
it was necessary for the officers to
carry him from the police car to 4
cell. He was booked on charges CT
drunkenness and breach of the peace
and. upon his request, continuance
was granted until tomorrow morn
ing. Westphal was released under
bonds this morning after he had
been provided with a pair of shoes
by members of his family