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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27
BUSINESS OPPoRTuNITIEs=

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
REAL ESTATE and Insurance business in
nearby suburban town; established over five
years; $500; bargain. Address Box 272-X
wANTED-cAPITAL to market a patented
clock having an unlimited demand. Address
Box 20S-X. Star ONCE.
ROOMING HOUSE. with tearoom. com
tearoom equipment for sale at bargain
Apply on premises. 1914 Eye st. NV, on
Monday. January %. between 3 and pm.
OPPORTUNITY to secure paying cleaning
eestablishment which must be sold; terms
1874 L n.W. rs
$500. due in 3 years Anthony Tell. 4ss
LUNCHRooM AND CAFETERIA. fully
EQUIPPED; on one Of the busiest doWntown
Office.
FIRST TRUST. $4,000. 6l2GS. secured on
q building sites: adjoininx Government
In one year; owner needs money. Ga.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE
Bldg. Main 2ls. va '"''' Wv ''"' ''''N
FOR sALE-!sMALL GROCERY and deltca-
Tess me ni lGGat pG3 easy terms sos Dis
REASONS FOR INCORPORATING; Write or
phone for free booklet. Federal Charter Co..
Southern Bldg. Main 1850. Estab 1902. 29'
daRg A sSsnd MFAT sToRE lf
town. Address Box 78-X. Star ONCE. 81.
I HAVE A MODERN APT. HOUSE in NV.
section, apts. all rented; subject only to lst
otfer Aldress Boz ss2.S. Star ZINC Once. NAAe
Drug STORE. nearby ,Xirginia; established;
cash. Address Box SIX. Star once. 81.
PARTNER wANTED--s2 sn1 will secura ,alf
woodworking business: have two excellent
need more capital to take care Of fast grow
ing business Apply Ye olde Cabinet Shoppe.
on arterial highway; $4,000 cash. .ai. small
monthly payments: sickness resSun for SELL
Address Box ii2.x. Sta uifce. ~!
FOR sALE-Clee growing business.
National dishS,dtion. trade-marked. much
used artlS;e; Jobbsrs' , chain IS. stores every
ders. For quick sale. $4,000. ali cash Man
agement requires ability write good business
letter. Address Box 230-X. Star othce: 90
BOOMING and boarding house: entirely NIL
account OF health. Address Box TAX, Star
once. 27s
BEST CORNER STORE with no competition.
Cheap. For any ny kind OF business 62s N.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE progress
sive business. including meats. groceries.
provisions; also combined with modern gaso-
ing for sale in nearby Virginia, short dis
tango from Washington: in growing town:
icr selling. Tetirias from business Address
GAS STATION. accessories. tires, batteries.
light repairs: 6-rm. apt. above; rent, SIS
half interest; or sell at bargain. 1919 K
CORNER MISUNDERSTANDING busy
corner doing good business; across Acacia
Insurance and Govt. office; will be sold or
EXCHANGED for real estate; will sacrifice on
account Of sickness; long lease If desired
SO C st. NV. =
MATCH UP most any reasonable trade deal
in local or out-of-town real estate. Quick
action guaranteed. Cleveland $780,
GARAGE-AStorage repairs. painting, gaso-
line, oil, etc; same owner for years; profit
able business; low rent: price, 1000. Ad.
dress Box 3o6-X. Star once.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI. 1923; Tampa, $2l; Jacksonville, ST.;
Carolina and Georgia points. Careful driv-
eds Motor Travel, Sterling Hotel. Main
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

-NOOutinue0.D
home rsis:d f.m..sa tain. sSod anEsEs
Istn 81: NV. Apt. 500. Col. 1o374
CS4A4EEAnRiEs5Very fine singers. Mrs. Jenney
saas FarK I'D, r., next door to post ONCE. Col.
moniSi ol PuPspIEs; pure bred males. i've
9322-W. Barboursville. Va.
ENGLISH SETTER. KENNELS on Georgia
Spring; q mile north Wheaton. z. B. Mcin-
tyre. Phone Kensington 152-W.
ANGORA POODLES. six weeks old: fine
sss sa y $40 each. Call any time Sunday.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPY. male, pedigreed;
a a. months old; sire, Peter Pan. Call Col.
PURE BRED POLICE PUPS months old
sired by blue ribbon doe. Phone Shepherd
3e61-W Sunday. Week days after pm.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIEs-cheap; reg
Dee Gee Kennels. 72O7 Ga. ave. Ga. 3s4i.
CANARIES Excellent singers and females
l raised in 1928; yellows. mottled. Mrs
seeds. 1882 Newton st. NV.
| PERSIAN KITTEN-Prize winner at cat
| show s December: registration papers. Floral
Hill Cattery. 1873 Evarts ne. North 1923. I"
BOSTON TERR1ERS-Two, nearly 4 months
oid; strong and healthy, stock; in order TO
brood matron for sale. 1914 st. ne.
POLICE PUPS-Give your child q live com
panion and Jolly years will follow. Prices
low Georgia 2750.
PUPPIES-Poodle, months old, So. 1925
oregon ave. NV
AT SERVICE-Registered red and blue Per-
sian cat Reasonable fee. Phone Potion &C
626s. 20l4 Newton st. ne.
COLLIE PUPS extra nne, weeks old.
not pedisreed. 1904 Emerson NV. Sell very
reasonable for good homes. 2ss
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER-Registered. prov
en- bitch. 2 years old; also female puppy. =
months old. Clarendon 25s-J-I.
BULL PUPS for sale. weeks old. nne stock
very cheap; also old dog. Call after 2:30
O'Clock 1l4l 18th st. NV.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, male. perfect
ma $50; also collie, SIS. 73i Jeffer-
STuD-Blue Persian cat. prize winner Wash
Show; best blue stud with copper eyes of
Wash. reasonable fee. North 1893.
RoSEDERE CATTERY offers Oh. prize wiz
$40 SIS and 500. West 1882. 72s a2nd
st. NV.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES out OF prize
winning strain; strong and healthy: very
m ssSNiaSSie EST 80 Upper Marlboro Phcne
AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER PUPS. Z
weeks; registration papers; males. $40; fe-
males So Adams sos. 1901 Quebec pl NV.
BOSTON MALE Pups and mother: both
Two other females $40 each. 3742 lst Sc.
congress HRts. turn left end car line). az
CHOW PUPPIES. cheap; male; beautiful
efee house taeed sis stS certified Ded
CAT LOVERS, ATTENTION
Breed your Persian cats to Oh. Prize Win
ming Studs. bred from CHI Stock. Roseder.
80. West 1882
725 22nd st. NV.
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BOATS.

WANTED-Sailboat. under 80 #. with auxil-
iary power. H 8. Morton. 900 ? St NV. =
MOTOR BOAT-White cedar, copper riveted:
cabin. Mr.. Wilson. Fireboat Firefghter. =
hull. a. feet; $3.50. H. K. HoWerton, North
loo4 27'
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MILLINERY FIXTURES -
Dressing tables. mirrors, etc.
Georgette Shop, 72l 14th st. NV.
Main $685..
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I DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
floors and walls cleaned, shellacking and
waxing. vanishing. papering and painting
and odd Jobs This is good time to have
painted at a reduced rate. Work by hour,
day or estimate. Call Ben, Pot. 1868.
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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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ENGLISH LADY JUST OPENED SMALL
school for children, ages to 7. Special
attention siyen to diction, best teaching
methods 1915 20th st. NV. Decatur 1913
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS-

SERVICE ON ALL SETS. aeriais erected.
Dealers for Bosch radio. Arcadia Radio Co,
4327 Wis. ave. NV. Clev 1880
MAJESTIC-Colonial cabinet model: dynamic
loudSpeaker; all electric; cost Sl93 90: sacri-
nee cash or terms. Call Mr.. Stockman,
Adams 7l2I-J
FRESHMAN; built-in speaker: new batteries;
Tungar charger SIS. 5o3l 4lst NV. Cleve
RADIO BATTERY SETS 6-tube Atwater
Kent in desk cabinet. complete. $50; 2 r. c.
Ia !; Radi 0E model 20; complete each $50
sets. 81; 5-tube Browning Drake set. SIS;
5-tube Earla sets. SIS; 5-tube acrodyne. $40
5-tube Music Master set. IS; 5-tube King
set. SIS: s-tube Victoreen. $40: two 100 r
c. A speakers. each $40: 2 Majestic 1885,
A eliminator. si8.
COLONY RADIO SERVICE.
1885 Georgia Ave. NV. Columbia So.
Open Until 10 PM and SUNDAYS
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WANTED FOR BOYS 10 AND II BOARD
and care in private family for reasonable
rates Address Box ak Star nfica
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

FREE marcels Wed; hair trim Mon. l0c
Thurs. Csc; facial Fri. Csc. Other work at
nominal prices.
PERMANENT WAVE, SIS.
Open daily until g.; Mon. Wed. and Fri.
until 9 pm. at 1925 N. II. ave-; Sat. until 8
pm. at Burchell Bldg, BIT 14th st. (Take
eleYator.l
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MY ARTISTIC BUNGALOW Is YOURS, $500
down, $50 per month. 3l7 Garland ave,
tTakOna park
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WANTED-REFINED YOUNG LADY TO
share apartment IN good location: refer
erces exchanged. Address Box 2s4-X, Star
Office.
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CHEST COLDS BROKEN UP WITH OIL
rubS; Vit-O-Net treatments for chronic all
men.s. baths. Nurse, Potomac 472l.
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LADY, OWNING FORD SEDAN. WILL
share its use with couple in return slight
help with car Lin. 2l22.
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industrious, desires few hours employment
after school; Office or apartment cleaning.
preferably switchboard; can furnish refer,
by mail or phone j. I. Byrd, 1884 9th st.
% ". Franklin 52lT.
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FAT SAFELY AND QUICKLY REDUCED;
10 years of splendid success here. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 0 NV. West 1920.
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-ROOM AND
board with Partisan family; also lessons.
Potomac 4SR 2nl7 O
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SO A YEAR WILL GET sll.5O0 ACCIDENT
insurance and $50 weekly ia- disability. Also
Uoshur ST Phone Adams s29l
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'PRETTY POLLY CLOTHES FOR CHILL
dren": specializing coats, dresses, individual
izing each child. Adams 4+96. 45ol Georgia
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PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN WITH PRE-
school, day and boarding; special attention
given French. lSusic and dancing. North $50 :
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Special
prices this week only. We will scrape. size
guaranteed in writing for 5 years Paint
ing and general contracting with very low
prices; cash OF terms; no interest. Peoples
Home DECORATING Co.. Inc. BIT 9th NV.
Main 7417-8 q
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MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN.
built of quartz glass, giving children the
benefit of the sunshine. as though they were
out in the open Hours. $50 to $50, in
GLIDING dinner. dancing and French. SIS
week, 81 day, or CSC an hour. 1922 Mass.
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A REPUTABLE, EXPERIENCED LAWYER
VITO Will tour all parts Of Florida will. for
a ~rasviAt,a compensation, attend to any
legal business for Washington residents.
address Box 357-V. Star office
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BEAUTY. SHOP.
Will rent to responsible party. equipped
beauty parlor in good womens shop; splen-
did opportunity for right party. Address
Box 364-S. Star ONCE. "a
DELICATESSEN STORE, 1881 You
St.. n.w.LFiXtureS and stock on
reasonable TERMS S, H.. Rose,
Agent, 1888 You st. Potomac 81.
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YOUNG MOTHER, WITH SON YEARS
old. employed, wishes board and room and
care of child; will furnish own room; near
bus Address Box 25l-X. Star Office.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
e-s Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
Main 5000. Branch lis.
ALTERATION ESTIMATES on modernizing
your home: stucco. heating, plumbing: easy
terms. Atlas Contracting Co., 1903 Eye.
ALTERATIONS, HEATING, STUCCOING
All kinds of constructions; no cash; easy
monthly payments. PROPERTY FINANCE
1928. ''
EEDDING-prepare for your inaugural
guests. Mattresses, pillows, box SPRINGS and
wire springs renovated and remade. Let US
do it now before the rush. Columbia Bed
ding Co. 2l9 @ st: NV. ~: 552a:
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PIANO INSTRUCTION. EXPERIENCED
teacher; Peabody certificate; home lessons
If desired at studio rates. Main 1912.
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW FOR PARTIES.
Large grounds. maple floor, 20 couples; So
night Address Box 435-M. Star Office.
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FRENCH AND FRENCH oNLY-LESsoNS
by Frenchwoman. 1888 Conn. ave. Tele-
phone after 4 pm. North 9492.
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PIANIST-AMATEUR- MAN SEEKS
acquaintance of violiniSt & celiSt: must play
well. State age. Address Box 2s8X, Star
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ANTIQUE SHIP MODELS. SANTA MARIA
and La Pinta." expertly done. for sale at
reasonable prices. Call Hyattsville 842-Y-l.
LADY WANTS LOAN OF 5000; WILL GIVE
good interest and references. Address Box
25S-X. Star office.
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THREE KITTENS. FOUR MONTHS OLD.
want good homes houSebroke. Address Box
So6-X STIR nffina
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26l7 18th N.W.-WANTED, NICE REFINED
young girl share room with another in my
home; mother care
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PAPERHANGING, PAINTING-Special prices
Ais week. Rooms papered. Sc up. 1929 sam
pies; work guaranteed 5 years. A. J. Penn
berton. 4l8 ne. Lincoln 1852 81"
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condition: bumpers front and rear disc
wheels all extras; good tires and paint.
ANY 9emonstr r, on. Perry taking up the
terms to suit. Peck's Garsse. 2i21 18th
ST
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WHEN YOUR FEET MAKE LIFE MISER-
able. call on FOOT CORRECTION LABORA-
TORY, 612 F St NV, ground floor. 30
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RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD MATERIAL
in any color or size. Phone Main 1882.
SOUTHERN RUG co.
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YOUNG LADY. EMPLOYED, SETTLED,
with mother. would be interested in inter-
viewing lady owning home. preferably with
mother as part yng guests under CO.
operative arrangement; former can do some
secretarial work if desired. Address Box
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SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH
to foreigners, 75c lesson; individual inStruc-
ton. 1859 st. NV. Potomac $685.
MAN, ENGAGED IN RESEARCH, WANTS
part-time work to help pay expenses: any
thing that does not require too much talk
ing. P. o. Box 1912. 27e
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REMODELING AFTERNOON AND EVE
ming gowns in latest fashion. Estimates fur
niShed 763
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BE SURE to call Notes before SELL
ing furniture. or anything. Best
cash prices. Phone District 81l2.
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GE-PHYSIOTHERAPY. CHIROPRACL
tic. SARA j. HOLMSTROM, 500 E. Capitol
ST. Phone Lincoln 7l37 81"
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REDUCING-BATTLE CREEK EXERCISER.
Hollywood method; cabinet baths elec. Zoa-
lite baking. ONCE. 917 18th st. FIR. 429.
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PAPERING ROOMS until Feb /, 81 We
furnish paper. A. Jones' ISL l. st. Sc. At
lantic 171n 3n4
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SALE-AUToMORILES.

BUICK Standard coupe. model 26-S-Rum-
PIE seat. in perfect condition throughout:
DICK Murphy. Inc. 1885 14th st. nv. Adams
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LADY WANTS TO SHARE ONE ROOM.
dinette,. kltchenette. bath. furnished apt,
with an employed settled lady; ref. required.
n
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REAL ESTATE and insurance business in
nearby suburban town; established over five
years; $500; bargain. Address Box 272-X.
Star office.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

Southington as the guests of Miss Edna Cummings, q former resident of this place.
 Mr and Mrs. George Comfort and family spent the holiday with rcla- tives in Boston, king the trip by motor.
 Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Read anad family spent Thanksgiving in MiddlrtoWn as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas A. Read.
 Miss Edith Northrop is spending the weekend as the guest of rcla- tives in New Britain.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fridolph Frederick son and family of New Britain were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Payne over Thanksgiving.
 The Boys club will meet this evening at Community hall.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold another supper in the Community banquet hall next Wednesday evening at 6:&0 o'clock. Baked fresh ham will b" the piece de resistance. Follow ing the supper there will be a sale or fancy articles and embroidery.
 Ar. and Mrs, Archibald Sappcr and family Of Hartford, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Woodward ovC" Thanksgiving.
 Another whist and social will be held Monday evening at Sacred Heart church social rooms. Re treatments will be served.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Cole of MiddlctoWn and Mr. and Mrs. Ev- erett Cole of Cromwell visited reIa- tiTcs in town Wednesday,.
 Mr. and Mrs. +. E. Stevenson and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives in south Coventry.
 Mr. anI Mrs. Edward Wall of Torrlngton are spending the week. end as the guests of AIr. and Mrs. John P. Demore of Cottage street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry AIildrum are spending q few days here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Mill drum.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
Film Actress DivOrces
 GleckIer for DeSertiOn

Baltimore, Nov. 29 LP-Mrs. Nor ma Gleckler, who several years ago Was q featured player Of the films under the name of Norma Phillips. r. Gleckler.
 Glecklcr played the rackcteer in the stage play Broadway" and later appeared as Wick Shell, neer-d do- well neWSpaperman in the film ver- sion of Gentlemen of the Press"
 Mrs. Gleckner's petition charged that her husband had deserted her in 1926 after six years of married life, telling her that he did not want 10 live with her any longer.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
Sue Carol and Nick
 Stuart Admit Marriage

Hollywood. Cal, Nov. 20 LP-Sur Carol and Nick Stuart, young film players, today made public an nouncoment of their marriage in Ventura, Cal, last July. Of recent weeks, each had been busily engaged in denying they even were engaged.
 Miss Carol and her first husband, Allen II. kiefer of Chicago. were di- EorCed last January. She is the daughter of Mrs. Samuel NJ. Lcder- CT of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
GERMAN BANKS MERGE,

Berlin, Nov. 29 C1p--Fusion of the Dresdn"r bank, and the Eastern Bank For Trade and Industry Oust- bank Fuer Handel and GcWerbcn- which has it's seat at Eoenigsbcrg. East Prussia, and of the principal shareholders was announced today
 Shareholders of the Ostbank will be given an offer of converting their holdings on the basis of four to one. The Prussian State banl, was in strumental in bringing about the fusion.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
TRt ST ISSUE APPROVED

Washington, Nov. % P)-Ap- proval of the issuance of $1.S49,O0o of trust certificates was asked to- day by the Central Vermont rail- way of the interstate commerce. commission. The securities would be issued 10 paytially finance the purchase of 1000 automobile cars.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
Tarring Roads

The state highway department has been busy today tarring and sanding the shoulders of Farming ton avenue and Beach Swamp road. This morning there were three trucks loaded with sand and one tarring machine on the road. There were at least 10 men working on the job. This sudden activity is thought to be part of the state relief of the unemployed situation.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
DRIVER ARRESTED
 AFTER PIKE CRASH New Britain Man to Face Charge
 Of Drunken Driving M0I0RIST IN HOSPITAL
Report of Whereabouts Solves Nlys- tery of Wrecked Car-Two Ned- dngs Solemnized - Funeral of Mrs. Steyens-Items of Interest.

After an accident near the Bruce farm on the Berlin turnpike yester- day afternoon, Joseph Dabkowskl ot 454 Eddy-Glover boulevard. New Britain was arrested by Constable Frank Brown and taken to the New Britain police station, where he was booked on charges of drunken and reckless driving. DabkoWskl was released later in the day under bonds of $500.
 According to an account ot the accident made to Constable Brown, Dabkowski was driving south to- wards Meriden when he crashed into O. car driven by Crescenzo AL bano of West Springfield, Mass. All bano was proceeding towards hls home after having travelled all the way from Pittsburgh in a newly purchased automobile. Following a truck for some time he ] d reached the Bruce farm on the turnpike, when Dabk owski crashed into him. Nbano's car was badly damaged, he side and front of the car being bent and twisted as 8 result of the crash. NO C-.e was injured.
 Missing Man In Hospital
 What assum ed the characteristics of a mystery yesterday was cleared up when the driver of a car found by Constable Frank Brown near the American Brick company plant carly in the morning was reported to be in the Hartford General hos of the face and decorations of the scalp.
 Constab'' Brown discovered the car in a vacant lot near the brick yard. It appeared that the car had been driven through the fence and turned over. A broken plank found in the car and blood spattered all over the uphtolstering seemed to be evidence that the driver, whoever he was, had been injured. A registra ton in the car bore the name of Joseph Mooney, AT Prospect ave- nue, West Hartford. A check-up on the registration did not appear to solve the mystery of the disappear ance of the driver. Late last night it was learned that a man, Frank Mooney of 256 Fairfield avenue, Hartford. vas in the Hartford hos pital suffering from the results of an accident on the pike. He had been licked up by R. C. Carey of 305 West Preston avenue. Hartford, and taken to the institution.
 Funeral of Mrs. Stevens
 The funeral of Mrs. Emma Ste vens of Kensington too place this afternoon |. o'clock. Mrs. Ste vens died at her home in kensington Wednesday morning after a finger ing illness of four years. Rev. Yer non L. Philips of the Kensington Congregational church officiated at the service, which was held at her late home. Burial was made in the Stockings Corner cemetery in Ken si1gton.
 KaSkey-RakOsli
 Miss Irene Rakoski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rakoski Of Lower lane, Berlin, became the bride of Edward kaskey of Meriden, at d nuptial mass on Thanksgiving Day in St Paul's church, kensington, yesterday morning. Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor of the church, Of
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
KaSkey-RakOslli

Miss Irene Rakoski, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Julius Rakoski of Lower lane, Berlin, became the bride of Edward kaskey of Meriden, at q nuptial mass on Thanksgiving Day in St. Pauls church, Kensington, yesterday morning. Rev John C. Brennan, pastor of the church, Of
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

Pleasant front room. suitable for two. With or without board. Tel. 353- 5.--adNt.
 Pleasant front room, suitable for .. With or without board. Tel 553- ,. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

All Of the churches in town rang their bells this morning at 10 o'clock to mark the opening of the l'2" campaign of the Christmas seal sale. The ministers ordered the bells rung upon the request of the Federated Council of Churches of Christ of
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

Japan is now third on the list of cotton manufacturing countries. Great Britain leads, America Is sec and and China fourth.