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HELP-WONIEN.

HELt-WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER. must be experienced; mod
crate salary to start. Barry Laundry. 14th
EGG GAMBLER. full or part time must be
experienced. Address Box 278-J. Star office.
GIRL white or colored, to work in store
from IL to /. 1925 NJ ST. NV.
GIRLS to answer telephone. SO per week
those with some typing experience preferred
good chance for advancement for those
having honest qualifications. Address Box
137-M. Star office.
WAITRESS, white experienced; reference.
Apply Parrot Tea Room, 1913 Conn. ave
WEAVER for dress goods; must be efacient.
WOMAN between rs and As, agreeable. open
portunity aside from office routine in WORTH
while business Must be cooperative and
willing to learn employers methods. Train
fare paid. Address Box 235-H. Star office.
WOMAN. capable, experienced, from 28 to IS
years old, to be assistant to manager. No
object as to salary. Emily Shops, Inc, 1908
St
WOMAN, young. French speaking. associate
with children, part time, mend, etc; good
wages and home. District 6659.
EARN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE
Handling Americas widely known line of
personal and business Christmas greeting
cards on our very liberal commission basis
We furnished everything free. Call in per-
National Press Bldg. l4th and SITS NV.
pRESSERS
experienced on fancy and plated dresses
steady work. good salary. Arcade Sunshine
Co.. 7l3 Lamont st. NV.
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CHEVROLET Coaches, Sed4ns AID Coupes.
recently accented in TRACE and priced 70
to criticism as to price. condition ard ap-
pearsnee Of our specially selected group OF
General Motors fastest-selling automobile;
sIs5. Sls5, $3.50 and rumble seat. best
model coupe at s425. Your time viii be
repaid you II wisely spent IN looking over
our stock. Dick Murphys ''Word-ot- Honor"
guaranteed in writing used cars cannot tu be
| 1885 i4th St, at T. Jim Flaherty, used car
manager
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BATTERY AND IGNITION SHOP in heart
Of Brookand fully equipped and dOnE big
Apply 29o2 l2th St. ne: ..
GASOLINE, Accessories. excellent loca-
dasss Box siM siSfat siar saie oce '00
MOVING MY. FAMILY TO washington; want
contents and lease nice rooming house;
ONCE
CONFECTIONERY STORE, up to date, near
high schools; cheap to quick buyer. North
DELICATEssEN, soda fountain. near three
schools; cheap rent; living auarteres; reason
for selling; investigate; will sell cheap for
cash. 2062 Wisconsin ave. NV. %
BEAUTY PARLOR. fully equipped, for sale
Box 3o0-J. Star once.
TEA ROOM fol. sale. high class; 9 miles on
cash cash. Address Box sS-M. Star Star once sc'' '''O
ROOMING HOUSE. Is rooms, old stand;
terms to suit youi owner transferred TO an
Gold mine-Delicatesse and lunch; hish-
class Tt,nna,i trade oSSsnner Sgner 1JS SICK 3. p,au
FOR SALE-Ashley Bathing Beach and store
Tyyiiie: va. on The shenandoah River at
fishing. swimming; boating; beautiful place
to 'e RhsH 9uEofss y 'he hsent Tsh'
Berryville, Va. Sc
GROCERY STORE 4-room and bath apart
ment, in one OF the most promising loca-
tions ne. The store is now occupied with
growing business; entire building can be
rented for $40 a month. Wonderful oppor-
establish a profitable business Present
stock can be bought at sacrifice.
o.. ,.,, &C cHNAS; D. sAGER' Ma, mas
FOR YEARS this once has been forming
syndicates to handle promising pieces of
property. Never before have we advertised
any such opportunity. All such PROPOSE
tons are handled on a ground-fioor basis.
We now have available few shares in
syndicate to handle about lis acres OF in
duStrial property near the city, located on
all of the fve railroads leading to the South.
being on hard roads, having abundant water
supply and crossed by power line OF high
voltage. Shares are to be had at f34723
each, and there are only about $4,000 worth
TO be had. Further information supplied on
request.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
l4o7 New York Ave. NV. Natl 1853.
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OPPORTUNITY.

If you have selling ability, a
good personal appearance, you
can make good money selling a
$500 product in protected terri
tory. We will train you, fur
nish leads and automobile. See
me at 5 pm. II. A. Arnbright,
Commodore Hotel.
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SUPERVISED OUTDOOR RECREATION -
We call for and return your son by automo,
bile each day; base ball, golf, swimming; all
athletics under college supervisors; indoor
gym, dining hall IS per week. METROPOLITAN
1900. Mr.. YOUNG, after 2 pm. 81
MANUSCRIPTS TYPEWRITER, ETC, 5
cents per hundred words. Will also accept
dictation evenings. Call after pm, 1920
st. NV. FIR. 337l-W. w. III. FOX. ~
VIT-O-NET BATHS. BATTLE CREEK RE-
ducer. oil and alcohol rubs. White nurse
operator. Potomac 4721.
coNvALEsCENTs. AGED, INvALIDs GIVEN,
exeelient n care refs in s2sT STn h0me
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MARMoN 9 SPORT SEDAN, model 7s. late;
carefully used; in best OF condition: 6 Sirs
wheels; fender wells and trunk; many ex-
tras: low price. easy terms: your car in
trade The Washington Cadillac Co. 1875
Connecticut ave. Decatur 1900. Open eve
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1875
will buy you a thoroughly recon-
ditioned new type Franklin Sedan
fully guaranteed.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
FRANKLIN DISTRIBUTORS.
.346-34S Pa. Ave. Met. 0o07.
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FRANKLIN TOURING CAR, 1929. new, =
passenger. This car sold for list price
S3,O75. We are selling it for man who or
dered II and cannot fulfll contract A big
Co, 1917 Conn. ave NV Decatur 0l48
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MARMoN 70 VICTORIA; 5000 miles; fine
conditlo;4; Govt: oflcialS car, at only 5000.
Packard. 100 Kalorama I'd
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OLDSMoBILE SEDAN, 1927 finish excel
equipped. Priced low Terms Emerson a.
Ofme. 1Ith and NJ SIS nv
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PAIGE SEDAN 1928 model: absolutely like
new any demonstration and full guarantee
nothing built that will outperform it: cost
SLU5; VIII take S795, cash or terms: only
ave. ne, after 6 oclorE
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P.tCKARD'S LIST.


3-26 rs Sedan .......... $500
$40 rs Sedan Special. ;. $50 y
3-33 rs Sedan .......... $50
l-26 Sport Touring. ..... l95
l-20 Phaeton ........... $50
314 Cadillac Coach. ..... $50
314 Cadillac Sedan. ...... 1900
'28 Commander Sedan. :. $50
27-48 Buick Coupe ...... 675
26-47 Buick Sedan ....... 395
26-40 Buick Coach ...... 295
26-54C Buick Coupe. ..... 375
'28 Essex Sedan ........ 39o
'28 La Sale Sedan ...... 1880
20 Hupmobilc E Sedan. =. $50
'2S Chevrolet Roadster. POS
20 Hudson Brom. ...... rs
'28 Flying Cloud ..... 795 1
~ Flying Cloud. ...... 673
Terms-Open Evenings.
PACKARD USED CARS.
Seventeenth at Kalorama Rd.
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LINCOLN TOURING CAR, cheap 5000 me-
K ST. n. Frank 1928
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REQ FLYING CLOUD COUPE. 1928 with
rumble seat; new tires. ORIGINAL finish like
new; fully equipped and well worth more
than 1895: terms and trade. The Trew
Motor Co. 1909 l4th st NV
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REQ FLYING CLOUD SPORT COUPE 1929.
every way: cream wire wheels, black body
Win, WITH cream trim; very sporty and an m
The TreW Motor Co. l5na l4th nee ,ain
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PONTIAC ROADSTER. 1923 s tires bump
ers. Loyejoy hydraulic shock absorbers and
many other extras This car is in very good
concition and must be sold at once S475
Call Mr.. Howell. North 1917. Apt SIP
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STUTz Convertible Straight Cabriolet
Coupe-Rumble seat; run only 5000 miles.
Cost $4,000. Absolutely perfect condition.
Jet black and carmine red. just like new
III appearance and condition. II you really
want q bargain i'll fine car at the cost of
an ordinary car. phone Jack Hines, Cleve-
land 1854. for appointment 29'
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NASH SEDAN. 1928. special six two-door;
mileage very low; paint and motor good as
new; new two new tires. Kendrick & Shreve,
1923 l. St NV. Phone North 1850.
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HUDSON SEDAN. 1923. second series; in
Rockville l83.
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PACKARD TOWN CAR. good condition: Will
make nne taxi; inspect at Thomas Circle
Garage Price. 5000. Hotel Lafayette
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NASH ADVANCED SIX COACH, le26-Au
rev tenders new Duco fnish. ? new tires:
must be sold this week. 1915: very liberal
terms. Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga ave
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REQ FLYING CLOUD 1928 SEDAN: with ex-
6i,1n eeIen5 rubber good finish. motor just. over
1927 sedan. in elegant condition at $3.50
down; worth looking into. Packard, 1900
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STEARNS KNIGHT SEDAN. 4-door, 1929:
cost new over $4,000: We are Offering this
for local bank at the unpaid balance ard
charges. 81 20 See this unusual bar
tributors. 346-348 Pa ave Met 0967
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FRANKLIN NEW-TYPE COUPE, series II;
pass; one OF Franklin's most popular mod
els no new car at the price can give you
the same quality transportation; S1,l50:
terms. Southern Motor Sales. Franklin dis
trlbutors. 346-34a Pa. ave Met. 0a67-
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MOON SEDAN-Very best hydraulic brakes.
new Flrestone tires; solid, substantial bar
gain. DICK Murphys. 1895 l4th St. AZ T.
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HUPMOBILE SEDAN. perfect mechanical
Conoltlon: owner leaving city, will sacrifice.
~ Madison 81. NV. Phone GenrRia l4a4
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OAKLAND CONVERTIBLE COUPE 1928
This car has Just been driven enough 10 be
properly broken in. 1t has genuine mohalr
upholstery in rumble seat II you are look
ing for the last word in 1929 convertible
coupes, don't miss seeing this car today.
for it is priced 5000 below the regular used
car market price for a quick sale and can
be bought on our famous lons-time-pay-
ment plan" with your old car taken IN
trade ASK for Mr.. wilkins, located at 1924
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NASH SEDAN, Is27-Paint. tires and GER
eral condition excellent; fully equipped and
cannot be duplicated at 1925: terms. The
TreW Motor Co. 1909 lfth St Decatur 1910
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| La SALE CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1928-De
| luxe equipment. wire wheels, leather uphol-
| steryi cost s3,250 Will sell for 81 1850:
| terms. Metropolitan 4577 or Pntnrnac h7hR-I
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PACKARD CABRIOLET. straight eight. Gus
sired. Rockville 1873
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FRANKLIN SEDAN, 1929. model 1875, DEM
onstrator; new-car guarantee; only driven
few thousand miles. cost new s2.5s5; big
rsduetlon Your car as part payment.
NV. Decatur Ol48.
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FRANKLIN AIRMAN SEDAN. 1928: all new
rubber motor perfect; new-car guarantee;
1850; terms. Southern Motor Sales. Frank
I'm dlstrlbutors. 346-348 Pa. ave. Met. 0967.
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NASH 400 SPECIAL SEDAN-slightly used
oemorstrator. with new-car service: sacri-
nee at big discount. Mr.. Long, 1929 18th
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

.Ds-ls2s tudor. coupe and roadster;
ok PRICED low on easy
Is. Handley Motor Co.. 1880 Ga. ave.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
ARMY OFFICER driving studebaker sedan
to San Antonio via Chicago, st. Louis. Kan
sas City Tulsa and Dallas. leaving Septem-
ber /, desires companion who will pay own
expenses and fifty-ifty on gas and oil. Call
National 1915 before pm. So
ALTOONA. PA, Saturday am; can take
three persons; IS EACH REQ Flying Cloud
brougham. Main 10l87.
DRIVING WHEELING, PITTSBURGH; Cad
lilac; accommodate S passengers. Leaving
August 81. Atlantic 0257.
ATLANTIC CITY FOR LABOR DAY. Two
days, round trip. $40 person. 7-paSs. car.
Cairo Garage, North 00l3. 80.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES TRANSPORTATION
to Cleveland, leaving Friday or Saturday
Return about September 2. Phone Cleveland
1924.
MIAMI, $23; Tampa, s2l; Atlanta. sl3; Chi
cago, K. C.. Tulsa, TT. Worth, Elmira, But-
falo. New England. Franklin 1870. 2e
SINGLE TRIP. NEW YORK, AUGUST 81.
Can accommodate 3 passengers. Private car
and chauffeur. Very cheap. Adams 4994.
COUPLE GOING TO ATLANTIC CITY OVER
Labor day. Can accommodate 2. Call after
pm. National 1920. Apt. 1905.
NATURAL BRIDGE. Shenandoah Valley.
Caverns, Monticello and Fredericksburg, Aug.
cars. Other week end tours to White Sui
phur Spss., Hot Springs. Gettysburg, Wat
Decatur 5000, Br, 305 500
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional TO the
regular line rate.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
EMPLOYMENT AGENClES.

SPECIAL PREPARATION for Census once
exam. The Civil Service Preparatory School
Sc. cor. 18th & F sts. NV. Met 6337.
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FIR RANKLIN lob SEDAN. air-cooled: trans
portation OF thousands of miles at $3.50;
terms Southern Motor Sales, 346-34S Pa
ave. Met O967
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12

Charles Brookes. Mrs. Leon Are' Mrs B. Dolan and Miss Elsie Me- Crum.
 The All club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at Com munity hall. The members will par ticipate in flag demonstration Every member of the club is re- quested to bring with them their sewing kit complete
 .Irs. Fred Griswold has left for Westerly. K. l.. where she will visit relatives for the next two weeks. Mrs. Isa belle Hagen left today for Burlington. Nt., to attend the sradu. alton exercises at the University ot Vermont. from which institution her daughter Bertha receives her degrea this week. Miss Hagen is an officer of the class and an honor student. Miss Hagen will teach in the Bur lington schools next year.
 The Fife and Drum corps will hold their usual weekly rehearsal tomorrow evening at 7:3o o'clock at Community hall.
 Literature on the Hartford County boys camp at Woodstock will be mailed out this week. Boys who are members of the local club are eligible to attend the camp
 Silver bar pin lost. large haroque pearl in center. Reward. Mrs. M. F. Pickett. Pennington Ed. Berlin. Tel. 4451-J or SSo.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12
|CH|NESE DISCUSS
 | SOVIET SITUATION
Raids On ManchuIia CODsulatE Considered in Detail

Ranking. China, June IF N = Severance of diplomatic reiationa with the soviet government was discussed at an important confer ence today between General Chiang Ka,- -Chek. Foreign Minister C. T. Wang and others.
 The situation arising out of Chi nese raids on soviet consulates in Manchuria. particularly that ai Harbin on May 27. was considered in detail. Some of those at the meeting believed that alleged com munist propaganda found these necessitated an abrupt withdrawal! of Chinese representatives in Rus. sia.
 See Solution Of Problem ~. Others held, however. that estab- lishment of relations on a hrmer basis would solve the problem sai- , isfactorily and prevent further al- legged subversive activities on the part Of the Moscow agents.
 These contended that although Russia is carrying on its propa- ganda in Mongolia. Chinese Turke- stan and other Chinese territories, the nationalist government h un- able officially to protest through Chinese representatives at Moscow. inasmuch as China already has un- officially broken its relations with that government"
 These same leaders, however. are understood to believe that before the relations be restored officially ''the Russians must agree to retro- cession of the Chinese Eastern Railway to Chinese authority and to dissolution of the labor union Of that railway" x. Railroad Activity Center
 Those at the conference were practically unanimous in their feel- ing that Russian influences were 1 using the railway as "a center for third internationale activities in the Far East and furthermore using the revenues of the railway to finance theae 'activities.''@ nff sTN }sl.osfts 2 The labor union was regarded as i undesirable because it was aIlegedly practically running the railway" It was freely stated in oficiai circles that although much discus sion of the teopardized relations had already taken place no deci- sion as yet has been reached.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12
PLANE EN ROUTE TO SOUTH
 AMERICA LEAVES FIELD
Biplane Hops on Fr0m Jackson vile for Tampa in Leisurely Trip
 -EApect to Reach Buenos Aires.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 11 N- The amphibian bipiane Washing ton, making leisurely $500 mile journey from New York to Buenes Aires. Argentina. left here at .. m. today for Tampa.
 The plane is owned by the New York. Rio and Buenos Aires Line, Inc, and according to oficials Of the company. will visit various aviation fields in the West Indies and along the Atlantic coast of South America. mapping . route for a regular line of planes this fall Ralph A. O'Neil. vice president and general manager of the com- pany. is making the trip accom-. panied by his wife and his private secretary, Miss Galbraith. M. N. Clousky is chief pilot. Others aboard the ship are A. A. .Kennett. mechanician: G. L. Smith. radio operator, and Herbert Leslie. | pas senger.
 The plane left Washington yes- terday morning and made stops at Norfolk. Va, and Charleston. 6. C.. before landing at Jacksonville for the night.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12

nouncement. It is thought that the
 picnic may be held on June .... It
 is hoped that autos will be procured
 to furnish transportation for the Sunda. school members and that the trip may be made to the state
 park at Hammonasset. Further an- nouncement regarding this will ap-
 pear later.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Ryan The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ryan
 was held this morning at o'clock from St. .Paurs church, kensing- ton, where requiem high mass was
 celebrated by Rev. John C. Brennan Britain as deacon and Rev. J. Dren.
 nan. D. D., of St. Thomas seminary. Hartford, sub-deacon.
 AS the body was borne into the
 church. Mrs. Horton Schmidt sang
 Abide With Me" During the offer tory. she sank Pie Jesu." at the
 conclusion of the mass. Rest Ye
 Sad Heart, and as the body was
 borne from the church, Nearer My God, to Thee"
 The pail bearers were John Leon
 ard, Thomas Leonard, and Raymond Warren, grandsons Of the deceased. Edward Moore. Thomas Meskill, and Edward Mccormack. The flower
 bearers were Edward Ryan, Jr., and
 Richard RingWood.
 Committal services were conduct ed at the grave by Fathers Brennan
 and brennan. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery. New Britain. East Berlin Items The best program this season will
 be held this evening at the Con-
 munity club when William Stodarl noted magician and entertainer. will perform. He will be assisted by Mrs. Olive Stoddard. vocalist. The entire program is open 10 all
 whether they be members of the club or not. Dancing will be en- joyed after the entertainment. Re- treatments will be served. A large
 turnout is anticipated.
 Mrs. Ralph Nickerson accompa- nled by Miss Gertrude North have left for Elizabeth, N. J., where Ms. Nickerson resides.
 Sterling Bunnell, Mrs. Charles Dunn and daughter, Francis, of Lynn Haven. Fla, accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Sterling Woodward and children of Glenside. Penn, arc
 visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wood-
 ward of Cottage street.
 Miss Mabelle Barnes and Miss
 Edith Nortllrop attended the annual
 banquet of the teachers of the Ber-
 lin schools held last evening at the
 Hale House in Glastonbury. There was . large gathering a.:
 the benefit whist held last evening
 at Community hall. The prizes in bridge whist were awarded to the following: Edward Bolles. Mrs. Will liam Malone Mrs. George Cole and
 Mrs. Henry Taylor The prizes in regular whist were awarded to Mrs
 Joseph Donovan. Miss Margaret Bolles. Mrs. I. Arel. W. H. Payne. Mrs. William Rinswood, Mrs.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12

1 Friday afternoon. Mrs. H. c. Lowr y will be in charge. Donations of all kinds of old clothing are requested and will be called for if either Mrs Lowery or Mrs. r. Abel are notified, or they may be left with Mrs. A. II. Dresser
 Case Not Completed
 The civil action of Anthony San tucci of South avenue against John Babson of Springfield. Mass. tor $15,000 damages was opened in su- perior court yesterday and will b. resumed today. The suit is the aft- ermath Of an accident in Plainville on February 5. when the plaintiff vas struck By a car on Whiting street. Local consts bles were cal.e to the stand yesterday to testify in the case.
 Ready For Battle
 Everything is in readiness for the battle of the century" to take place tomorrow evening at the high school field at 6:20 o'clock between the f t0uStuCSHIuCu a llluC anu tAC dtI- bull Electric team.
 Both teams have been playing the game with their mouths for the past week, and. provided their threats mean anything, each team is due for a terrible trouncing from the oth .r. The Businessmen are walking the streets with a watch our smoke attitude and the factory nlne l. ready to change this superior feel ing. The cream of the town will play with the Businessmen's team according to its management but not to the Trumbull nine, and people n the vicinity of the scene of the bat tie will be busy ducking cIouts of the merchants bats.
 Platnville Briefs All members of the PlainNiils Grange who intend to take part il f the neighbours night program al Harwinton this evening are asked t1 meet at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12
STORM DEAD TEN IN
 MIDDLE WEST PATH
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Rupp, 1. was killed when a wind storm blew down chickenhouse. crushing her.
 Three persons were killed at Elk horn, Wis. when their automobile was hit by a passenger train. The
 driver, John Schmidt. was blinded
 by the storm and drove on the tracks without seeing the train until it was too late. His wife and daughter. Esther. also were killed. Killed Under Freight Car
 Thomas Templeton was killed
 here when he took refuge under a freight car.
 A heavy windstorm near Cedar Rapids. la. forced down an airplane
 in which Clarence Calybaugh Of Davenport and two student fliers were riding All were injured scr- iously as the plane crashed and burned.
 The storm was general over Iowa Des Moines and Sioux city being al-
 most isolated for several hours last
 night.
 1 Three heavy rainstorms hit Chi
 cago yesterday and last night, caus- ing minor damage to shipping along 1 the lake front. Large signs were
 whirled into the streets and several I pedestrians injured. The wind
 reached velocity of 50 miles an hour at times. Several pleasure yachts were overturned and coast guardsmen were busy all day and night securing small boats and res
 cuing fishing vessels. The Loop was in darkness at mid afternoon and theater crowds last night were drenched by heavy
 rain that was accompanied by a
 great electrical display.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12

late home at ::s. o'clock thts ofttAs noon.
 l.O. 0. 2. Assaing
 The regular meeting or Peaua. buck lodge. l. o. o. F.. will be hss4 in Arcanum hall at o'cseck lhls evening. The first nomination. q officers for the ensuing year wul take place at tonisht's session.
 Graduates viSjt New Yosk
 Members of the graduating class of St. Joseph's parochiai schooJ seft early this morning for New York city. During the day they will vtst. The zoo and one or two museums and will witness the baseball game between the New York Yankees ana the St. Louis Browns. The patty will return this evening.
 To Deliver FlaS Day Address
 Former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton of this city will deliver the Flag Day cration for the New Britain lodge ot Elks on Friday evening.
 Judge Joseph NJ. Dono.an will deliver the Flag Day address st ex- ercises to take place at the local Elks' home on South street.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12
Mother of Nine Sent
 To Jail on Rum Count

New Haven, June 12 R0For 2 fourth offense as a dry law violatoi. Mrs. Mary Muro. widowed mother of nine children. one of whom is an IS year old crippled girl, was sen- tenced to Is days in jail by Judge Robert l.. Munger in criminal com- mon pleas court today. It was the third time she was punished for such an offense.
 Mrs. Muro. pleading guilty. sail the loss of her husband in an auto accident four years ago and the bur- den of caring for nine children alone, forced her to sell liquor for d livelihood. On two other occa . sions Mrs. Muro paid fines of $o"o and served short jail sentences. A fourth charge was nolled.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-12
INSPECT TROLLEY LINES

Representative of the public utilities commission were in this city yesterday on the annual inspec- tion of the lines of the Connecticut Co. The inspection is made annual ly of all the lines in the state oper- ated by the company. The report of the commission will be made at a later date,