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THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS,
1871 Eye Street North hRest.
TRqsTEEs% ia SALE OF TIREE-sToRY
ISES 1910 FAIRMONT STREET NORTH

4kbO6IEES SALE OF THREE-0TOHY
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS PREM
ISES 1910 FAIRMoNr STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of decree Of The Supreme
ii Equity Cause 5 No. Sisas H viii sell 1ssso pSS1
TTEEssDX$;o TIE ''sRS SRS$ESEsSEs4Rg5' SS R5'T; &
PM, the following described land and
Bs and b.nS me L.st:T q GoT% .IS.
a.,.s,n aiyislSn of lot II in block 81, "Columbia
of the surveyor for the District OF coium:
block u being now known for purposes Oi
d.Ie Terms n Of sale; Sold Id g subject 70 prior
gee. need o. Irnst for s2'7oo 90 further psrtieu:
sale: the purchase price above said trust to
upon acceptance. of bid All eonvsysncinS,
cost cos IT, Terms ot sale to pc COMPLIED with
wise the trustees reserve the Tisht to resell
famlt;nS purchaser. after ive % DAYS s a. sdvsr- S
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington, d. G.
NORMAN FISCHER,
LEROY s. BENDHElM,
je5d&ds'exSu Trustees.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
coNTRoE APMsrSHH4HIEANN EANT SHHHIEANrrNE Ws.biHF AMp
ton. D. G. Notice Is hereby given that the
Secretary Of Agriculture, under authority
act Of August 20, islS 5sf Sta Stat. sisi, as
amended, has promulgated a revision of the
to Notice of Quarantine No. 63. on account
of the white pine blister rust, effective June
), 1880. This revision modlfles regulations
and by adding Montana and part Of
Oregon to the areas DESIGNATED as infected
and by certain other changes affecting the
interstate shipment OF five-leafed pines and
of current and Eooseberry plants and leaves
in the United States, Copies of said re-
vision may be obtained from the Plant
Quarantine and Control Administration,
Washington, D. @. r. w. DUNLAP, ActinE
Secretary of Agriculture
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PROPOSALS.

THE NELSON PEDLEY ooNsT: CO., 1910
contractors and material men who figured
on the women's dormitory group at Howard
University to submit prices to them at
Hotel. Willard on or before noon, June 10.
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THOMAS J. OWEN q SON. AUcrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELLING,
SITUATE NO 3706 INGOMAR STREET

sl sIfgHlTEP P6E rs s4os FEEddon EEdoMASw ARSwEs1TTkdEnE sTkEEf
NORTHWEST
L6er ssss at folio s5s Of 's' the isnS records
Of the District Of Columbia: we shall sell in
EfahTEENTR s a1 Rse DAY on 81 w6.SHt JuRE Ab 1885, @
AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, lot NUM-
Sn9 IN s ID
the subdivision made BY the Chevy Chase
Land Ia ID. Company OF Mcntgomery County;
Chevy Chase HeightS."' as per plat recorded
i hiDsF SS q b,.t9.s iSS e. IN the
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash, balance
in one, two and three years, with interest
at six per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. Deposit Of $500 required at time
of sale. and the purchaser allowed nfteen
days from date Of sale to complete the pur-
chase. Further particulars at time Of sale.
EDWARD c. BALTZ,
VERNON @. OWEN,
je6-d&dbs.exSu Trustees.
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SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.
RENT-BUSTNESS PROPFRTY
SALE-INYESTMENT PR0PERTY.

OFFER WANTED.
Two well located investment brick houses,
In excellent condition; rented at STA so per
month TO permanentftenAnts. OWNER, Nat,
zl23; evess Pot. 44o1.
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WANTED-MONEY.
SALE-SUBURBAN,

LOAN OF s4,25O AS FIRST TRUST ON PET
worth property; no commission; no bonus,
Address Box 48l-x, Star once. lee
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WANTED-SURURRAN.

WILL PAY, CASH FOR . OR 3 ACRES,
wooded, high elevation; reasonable Address
924 Montgomery St, Laurel, Md. 1ee
= HANSEL CAN SELL,
your Va. property quickly If priced risht.
Mail full description, location, price, terms,
telephone. What We list, we sell"
ROBERT g.. HANSEL,, INC Clarendon. Va.
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Attractive Foxhall Village Home
For Rent or Sale.

Will rent for year and apply rental (if
DrrIoN, now vacant: on BURNER with
specially made closets in basement; slate
roof. GARAGE on paved alley. Deep yard
beautifully Handicapped. Exceptionally high
class neighborhood. Near Western High.
graded, 3unior high and GeorgetoWn medical
and dental schools. An attractive price or
rental at sos per month. For full particu-
lars call CLEVELAND 1892 between and
7 pm. or see Mr.. Raby at 1906 44th st. in
same community between 10 am. and 8 IN.
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SALE-HOuSES.
BUNGALOW.

BUNGALOW
Attractive suburban section. all improve
ments including gas and sewer. h.-w.h.
Lot 50XS00 fronting on paved street. 5
rooms and bath. Priced at $3.50; terms
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

nEN NA-OODOhD
CoMFoRTABLE HOUSE FOR SUMMER Or
phone Ga. i7s3
LOVELY QUIET PLACE. NEARBY MD;
SRers ca HGreS oMNER Ln 'ha9'
FURNISHED 5-RoOM BUNGALOW. GAR:
Eett Park, Md. July and August; screened
yard and trees all modern improvements;
inspection by appointment kensington ass.
FOR RENT-BUNGALOWs, NEARBY. VA.
cTsr cRS Ma; 4ass to . rms b. $3.50 to $50 mo-
oXoN Hill, MD : NILES FROM CON CON
jesse hRs f2r m on Ills Eze mo-
BEAUTIFUL e-RooM MODERN, BUNdA-
GEO. sos 4, WALKER, Hyatts sos. eve. sSs
IN RTVERDALE-7-ROOM CORNER HOUSE.
ssP line BATH l:n Eo0 .ss sfs 5 right
22i2 i4th st. NV. Phone Potomac o45o
MARLBORO PIKE. / MI. PAST D. c. LINE.
n fSrniture, s' every convenience, steam heat. oil
shrubs; lease 2 years Capitol Heights 2Se.
TWO -5-RoOM BUNGALOWS, GARAGE,
sTOom hO hOTss. Lyon .pd Park i.c amir ,d1 $50
Clarendon i246. ~ Clarendon. Va.
$50 5O00-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE
near Great Falls, 81 o., mod. S-rm. house,
''srrI sis ,I.s 81 st Ff9S Sw. D. WALSH Dist. 1853.
s-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. VERY
nice location. on lot 80 by 100; SA750; $50
cash, $40 month.
Clarendon y is4s. 4. oAHDwGH1; GFsf.ndon. Va.
GLEN CREST, SEVEN MILES OUT ON 9TH
st. pike; delightful location; e-room dwell
Ing and 30 a. of ground.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National 0036. 924 14th st. NV.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

5-R. BUNGALOW. CELLAR. ATTIC. PORCH
es. bath. furnace. elec. 7-r. house. cellar.
line. B. M SMITH, Arlington, Va, Clar-
endon 203S. leS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


PINEY 1EY eoIST scI6 o sHIoREsmLoTs IIo As Low
Hslnsmane en III TSomss mas csl clfee. Dec. umR Zoo. =
Sd SALGfs f6s SgNGALoM Ada At
easy terms. Address Box isS-x' W Star cfscE
goR s!A,LJESmocoTTAoE ON SALT WATER
yiss ETsnss. iSGG In EeTS 7o7s easy terms Met 49,"
FOR SALE or RENT..LARdE l2-RooM
seiomOns Island; bathing, 6oatinS, Ssf shinS IGx
50as DIeRi59y
FOR RENT BY MONTH OR SEASON. COM
sale at lowest prices. Take Defense High
MATTEsoH; E EdgeTater Beach. TtLAH% Nd. FhOne q;
On Taer asS IT S.eP PRqs H3r 3 Beach E
s3iS S icf sage to 's'5OC. FRED 4. EVANS
5-ROOM SUMMER HOME, GARAGE, ON
T,,6 IsTgs lot GomPssety furaiShed efxcslle9ntt
ton phone Distric. 1857, Mrs McpoWE51LL.
WANTED TO TO RENT ,SSorTAGE FOR ]
sduits. severai children; State t'iii%I iocation, con-
veniences and price. Address Box 4so-X'
ITJ THRNIsHED .sS ooTTAGE' KENWo7op nS.7 BEACH
1925 St ne.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-FOR RENT. COOL.
three-room apartment near water, $3.50 for
season; also rooms. Edw. Wtddiheld, North
Reach or phone Dist. S766.
NEAR GREAT FALLs-FRoNTING ON THE
Potomac; 100 acres at Sis per acre. Ad-
dress Box ASK, Star once.
CEDARHURST ON CHES BAY-3l MILES,
D. G. line (near Shady Side). Lots and cot:
tages at lowest prices and terms. BAUMAN
& HEINZMAN, / Thomas circle. Dec. 400
FOR SALE = MY BEAUTIFUL WATER
front nome, Chesapeake Bay, adjoining AM
napoliS; water, sewer, gas, electricity, large
beach. Address Box 362-R, Star once.
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON THE WATER
front at Breton Beach, Nd; S25 week.
Phone Adams 1868.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
HAVE CLIENTS FOR HOMES. SOUTHEAST
and northeast. Cali GLADMAN, 3O8 Pa
ave, Sc. Estab. 1901.
PAY CASH FOR BARGAINS OR WILL AS
sumo your trusts at equity bargain prices;
any section. Address Box 1858, City P. O.
WILL BUY OLD HOUSES
FOR INVESTMENT.
Address Box 41e-X, Star ONCE. l7s
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SALE-FARMS.

as ACRES. BUNGALOW, H.-W. H, BARN,
chicken houses, apple orchard IL acres in
crops, 13 acres timber; $4,000 cash;
near Fsirfax. Va. For particulars address
Box 423-V, Star once. 2os
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM TAKEN
9nder pa1t foreclos1rs, 1852 acres near Frederick
torists: Excellent for tourist camp. Address
Box 46S-X, Star ofHce
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-FARM,S SOUTH OF WIN
chester, VA near Valley pike on hard road;
gentlemen's modern home; clear; trade for
income property or home. Address Box
500-X Star office.
wANTED-HOUsE IN EXCHANGE FOR
corner building lot fronting Conn. ave,
Chevy Chase. Md. Clev. 4571.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT FOR CIR. HOUSE, e.
rm. house for lot in Brightwood. three small
houses for home. apartment house subject
apartment house for ground. Met. 1856.
Eve, Ga. 2403. II"
CITY HOME. IN NV. WASHINGTON,
value $4,000. for acreage or country prop
erty on rood road. Address Box 482-X, Star
once. 10"
WE GIVE PROMPT COOPERATION IN
matching your trade properties
j. e. DOUGLASS co,
1921 st. NV. Metropolitan 567s.
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RENT-STORES.
BRooKEVILLE RID. AND TAYLOR ST,
Chevy Chase, Md.-To druggists beautiful
new store, trazza hoor restricted section;
no competition for miles seminary and pri-
Vate school near. Worth investigating. In
formation at gas station.
FOR RENT-HIGH-GRADE, NEW, NV.
neiShborhood. trafnc center. $50 mo.
FULTON r. GORDON,
Peo. Ins. Bids. Dis 523l. Eve. Clev. 4733.
DESIRABLE NEW STORES.
18th AND MONROE SITS. NE
Good location for delicatessen, hardware
store, laundry or bakery.
Buses stop at door. 500 families within
squares. Take r. /. ave. bus or drive out
r. I. ave. to 18th St, then north
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1913 II St. NV. Dist. OoO8.
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SALE-LOTS.

CORNER. CHEVY CHASE, D. C., Si,700.
Assessed for $4,000. All improvements. Dist.
1865 or Lin. SITS.
RECOGNIZE BARGAIN2 CHOICE CHEVY
Chase lots; ami. $4,000. GEO. e. DEF
FENBACH, Lot Specialist, Nat. $3.50. 1343
H st NV. Clev. 4lI7
FOR SALE-APARTMENT SITE CORNER
Conn. ave, Chevy Chase. D. c., near lst
GORDON. Peo. Ins. Bldg. Dis. 523l.
TAKOMk PARK, D. C.-7,200 SO. FIT;
sewer. water gas. elec;. paved alley; near
Sacrifce for only Sl,400. Mr.. SCHAEFER,
Nat 0656, Shep. 264l.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Beautiful lots near 18th ST. Must be sold
at once. Priced at less than soc per square
foot. For full information. telephone Mr.
Getz, National 1920, or to pm, North
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REAL ESTATE-LOANS.

REAL ESTATE-LOANS.
1st and and TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negotiated; lowest rates. RefnancinE. JAMES
N. HUGHES. 1927 Eye st. National 1912.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D, c. REAL ESTATE
IN any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HE16KELL. his Eye ST. NV.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR FIRST AND SECOND
trusts. QUICK ACTION, reasonable rates;
no appraisal fee. Met. 4300 Clev 02l6.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
bought sold and negotiated; actual borrow
srs sS Only; ny; no real estate spectators. Poto-
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sALE-HOUSES.
THREE-STORY FRAME, SEVEN ROOMS.
S4.300.0O.


4Oe New York Ave. NV. Jel6e
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-HANDsoAE CO.
ioniaI residence Of rooms and bath;
h..w,h elec;; garage; very desirable. Low
JESSE Z. HEIsSKaE1L. Ills Eye St. NV.
WESTERN AVE, BET. 4lst ST. AND
Chevy Chase Circle-Hsndsoms 2 story and
dence; So #. front on, Western ave, run
ming through to Belt rd., with 2-car garage
70 match; 9 rooms and 2 baths; also -, 2
desisned for physician; msid's room and and
for physician, being home Of. a Prominent
Washington physician, lately deceased:
every modern convenience, including oil
burner heater: handsome shrubbery; price
below cost. JESSE L. HEIsKELLs Ills Eye
FOR sALE-oPEN AND LIGHTED 7:30 70
vest OF 10TH st.. sbuttins Rocf. Greek PARK;
Sas DIST EE4N sEs Eve. olsT a4ss Peo ms
NORTHEAST, $685. ROOMS, H.-W.H..
sslsc;; stories; brick building in rear. Dist.
2eiI 7th ST. NE.-s7,450, REAL VALUE,
easy terms. Open 7-9. Three blocks south
Of CATHOLIC uniyersty six;room brick home.
buiit-in heated garage; finished street and
alley. FRANK NJ. DOYLE, 927 18th st. NV.
Dist. 1865, Lin. 5773.
ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH-TYPE DWELLING;
fully detached, located in Chevy Chase in a
Large lot with many fne old shade trees.
SK:ROOM house with excellent features. in
cludipg open fireplace. TILED bath with
n aalas. snd :o1esd 2sTs asS ss. HnS
RBAL VALUE ct e11,950. Phone Wiscoustn
- between J and p.@
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TWO FARMS NEAR WINCHESTER, VA,
one containing 400 acres and one contain
ing 33S acres: will trade for residential or
business property in Washington or nearby
cities. Write or see GUY M MASSEY, 434
Randolph st. Phone Adams 5397. 10"
WOODSIDE PARK, MD.-TWo LOTS, EACH
1885 #: 20 cents. Exchange one or both
for city house. L. B. BATTLEY, 1912 North
Capitol 81. North 1927.
DETACHED, MODERN. FIREPRooF. IA
apt. bldg. IN vicinity of 18th and Col. I'd.
NV, equipped with Frisidaire; lst trust,
5I7oe, due in years Address Box 375-X,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

Minersville, Penna The chief marshal Of the parade tomorrow is going 10 have only one aide. There are on3s two horses in town and there is a general refusal 10 ride mules from the anthracite mines.
 New Nork-Forty- boys are to receive summer thrills under the guidance of Count Felix Non Luck ner, noted wartime German sea raider. He is taking them on a cruise in the West Indies, each boy paying $1,500.
 Madrid-Taxes have been imposed on automatic lighters and the price of matches has been reduced. The match industry is government monopoly.
 New York-Ry teleNision the deaf can talk over the telephone. Over q two-mile teleyision circuit Of the American Telephone and Telegraph company two partly deaf girls con- versed with each other and stran- gers by means Of lip-reading.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
DANGEROUS DAYS
 FOR AUTO DRIVERS
Motor Vehicle Dept. Expects
 Heavy Holiday Traffic

Hartford, July 3-Three danger ists and pedestrians. The records of the Connecticut department of motor vehicles disclose that the hoii- day, July 4th. and the days imme- diately preceding and following form one of the greatest accident that conditions this year, will be particularly bad because the usual summer weekend traffic will be added 10 that created by the holiday merrymakers.
 Last year department figures show there were 236 ackdents in the three-day period. resulting in death of 4 persons and serious injuries fo: l67 In 1928 there were deaths and 166 injuries in 262 accidents and an even worse recc"d was that of 1927, when deaths and 175 in juries resulted from 462 accidents.
 Look For Heavy Traffic
 It is conservatively estimated that Det"tsI -oV'Vpu anu 3uV.uVp HolO: vehicles will be using Connecticut highways during the next three days. Most Of the traffic will be on the streets and improved roads. There are about 5000 miles Of such highways in the state which, con- sidering space for two-way traffic, would equal 52,S00,00o feet. The 30o,000 vehicles considered in the estimate, when standing would use up at least 4,500,000 feet, or about
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
Pioneer Flier and Plane Inventor Tentatively Fined $500 for Lack
 Of United States Pilots License
Free Funeral Prize
 At Legion Carnival

Harvey, H., July Rl-Theres to be celebration by the Amer ican Legion here tomorrow, and the merchants are furnishing prizes.
 One of the rewards-the offer is by an undertaker-is a. free funeral.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
Flashes of Life

By the Associated Press.
 Roosevelt Field, N Y.-Latest mode in ground togs for girl avia- tors. Elinor Smith is wearing white duck shorts in hot weather when not up in the air.
 Baltimore-Slendcr waists are ukased for men. Broad shoulders also will be features for fall styles. The International Association Of Clothing Designers has decrced in convention assembled.
 New York-It will ho possible for the Pope to telephone 10 the United States beginning Saturday. Trans atlantic service will be extended to Vatican City.
 Pocantico Hills. \. Y-In the home town Of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., there has been no crime for years: there are no roadhouses or speakeasiee. Therefore the town board of Mount Pleasant is firing it's police force, all Of him. The Rocke- feller estate has private police.
 New York Much admired by Cyril Tolley have been niblck shots by Father Knickerbockor's fire boats. A boat was shooting five streams aloft in a salute to Bobby Jones. My word,' exclaimed Cyril, fare they trying 10 put out the sun?"
 Bingen, Germany-From the hot tom of the Rhine has come human voice. A radio announcer went down in diving bell and described the work of deepening the ship channel.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
WORK IS CONFINED TO
 LICENSED ELECTRICIANS
Building Department Makes Ruling When Purpose of Law is Found
 Violated
Violated

More strict enforcement of the building department requirement that none but licensed electricians be allowed to take permits was ordered at a meeting Of the commission yes- tcrday afternoon.
 The commissioners have learned that some licensed men take permits work is 10 be done by q tradesman who does not hold license, and 1t was also found that men who have been allowed to apply for permits for authorized contractors have oc- casionaIly taken contracts them through this authorization.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
What Congress Is
 Doing
Thursday y

Thursday
 Senate:
 Considers appropriation for the law enforcement commission. House:
 Considers conference report on second deficiency bill.
 Considers Couzens resolution to defer railroad consultations. Resumes consideration of Vestal copyright bill for entry Of United States in International Copyright Union.
 Wednesday
 Senate:
 Considered house bill regulating motor bus transportation.
 Passed house bill modifying Jones law.
 Passed army housing bill. House:
 Sent veterans bill to conference after disagreeing to senate amend ments.
 Reinstated original item of s25o,- GOO for law enforcement commis- sion's general crime study in sec ond deficiency bill and sent measure to conference.
 Insisted upon it's amendments to Wagner bill for advance planning and regulated construction of public works in times of business depres- sion and agreed to conference. Passed Nestal copyright design bill,
 Agreed to partial conference re- port on second deficiency bill and disagreed to 12 senate amendments
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
z0NELAW RULING
 AFFECTS PETITION
Application for Garage Ezten- sion Withdrawn From Hearing

A ruling from the corporation counsel explaining the legal meaning of the word present" as it appears in section of the zoning act result ed last night in withdrawal of an application by Mrs. Helen Muter for a special exception to allow ex- tension of a garage building on NcWington road.
 Mrs. Muter's bus line garage was in existence when zoning became ef- fective. Recently she acquired ad- joining land and sought a permit to allow an addition extending onto the new tract which was zoned for residence purposes. Members of the board of adjustment found within their powers the issuance of per- mits for extension of non-conform- ing buildings over contiguous DOT tions of present" holdings, but they were in doubt whether the word present" meant as of the day of application or the day when zoning was adopted. The office of the cor poration counsel was appealed to and the ruling was made that the day zoning went into effect was the in- depreciation of zoning.
 The board of adjustment last night voted to recommend a change of zone on Myrtle street. between Cleve- land and Burritt streets, allowing business uses in the clock now/re- stricted to residential purposes. The application for a change precipitated a neighborhood fight. but the board decided the changing character of the district made change advisab ble
 Stanley Biel asked permission to build two car garage on Biruta street but he was informed that no auxiliary buildings may be erected on lots on which there is no dwelling
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

city and surrounding cities are ex- pected to attend the exercises which will mark the final chapter in the erection of the monument for the hero who died at the siege of Sa- vannah.
 The parade composed of Polish national societies and military or ganizations will gather at o'clock at the corner of Beaver and Broad streets and will march directly to the park at 10 o'clock.
 Striking effects of the parade will be contributed by a group of boys who will be dressed in blue and white and will carry a wreath which will be laid at the base of the monu- ment.
 The program, prepared by the Pu- laski committee, will consist of sing ing and addresses and is expected to be concluded before noon.
 The program follows: Greetings Chairman Frank F.. Zapatka.
 Star Spangled Banner"-Audi- enCe.
 Opening Address-Judge Stanley J. TraCeski
 Unveiling-Mrs. John C. Loomis.
 Invocation-Rev. Stephen Bart koyski, pastor of the Holy Cross church.
 Address-Mayor George A. Quig- ley.
 Address - Lieutenant Governor Ernest E. Rogers.
 Address-Dr. B. Lutecki Of Hart ford.
 Polish National Anthem-Audi- enCe.
 Benediction-Rev. stephen Bart kowski.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
PULASKI MEMORIAL
 ID BE DEDICATED
Parade and Exercises Scheduled
 for Tomorrow Morning

Mrs. John C. Loomis of 565 Lin coin street, regent of Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will unveil the memorial to Brigadier General Casimir Pula- ski, Revolutionary war hero, tomor- row morning at 10:30 at the Pu- laski park at Burritt and Broad streets.
 Several thousand residents of this
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

the fire department post made va cant by thc death of Edward H. Parker.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
SEND DATA ON ASSASSIN

Lisbon, Portugal. July 3 LP-The Portuguese police, through the American legation, today sent the police department of New York city photographs of finger prints of and killed the German minister, Herr Won Baligand. He is suspected of two murders in the United States committed while using the alias Franz Segelski.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
Cut Watermelon Must Be
 Covered. DumOnt Rules

Storekeepers having outside dis plays of watermelons will be requr- cd 10 keep them properly protected with coverings.sD Louis J. Dumont has announced. He will serve mo- tice on the store owners today. The health superintendent has found sev- eral instances where melons were placed on unprotected display after being cut.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
FINNISH GOVERNMENT
 RESIGNS AFTER CRISIS
DisAgreemens Over Methods Used Against Communists Causes
 Friction.

Helsingfords, Finland. July P- The Finnish government resigned last night after a prolonged crisis concerning proposals to combat com munist activity in Finland.
 The government recently submit ted to parliament bills which in- cluded among others amendments to the constitutional law aiming to deal with the communist danger" Anti communist organizations, dissatis- fed with the government measure, wanted a more drastic law.
 Parliament Wednesday passed by 112 to 69 the government bill to prevent printing of communist news papers, apparently with the under standing that the government would resign and make way for a coalition administration to deal with anti communist legislation
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
 MAPS OUT ITS POLICY
Rules Used in Other Cities to Be Adopted By New Britain
 Commission

Civil service examinations given in Hartford, New York City and else where will be used 10 guide the lo- cal commission in the preparation Of tests for candidates seeking ap- pointments in the police and fire department, it was decided at the organization meeting last night.
 Harry C. Brown was elected chair man, William F. Fay was named secretary and pr. Edward J. Drag was appointed examiner.
 The first examination will produce three candidates for appointment to
New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
WILLIAM FULTON DIES

Waterbury, July 3-William D. Fulton. -, retired business man. died in the Waterbury hospital last night, He was known as a philan- ttopIst and gave Fulton park 70 the city. He was the retired presi- dent Of the Farrell Foundry and Ma- chine company.