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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-19

moment later she stepped out in full view of
the Arab. Achmet Eek caught his breath with
muttered exclamation OF incredulity The woman
was the prisoner he had thought safely guarded at
his campl Apparently she was alone, but the Arab
waited that he might be sure of 1t before seizing
her. Slowly Jane Clayton started across the clear
ing She had escaped many dangers and though she
despaired of reaching safety she determined
fight ON until death or SUCCESS ended her fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-19

AS Achmet Eek noted with satisfaction that she was
walking directly into his clutches another pair of
ewes looked down upon the entire scene from the
foliage of an adjacent tree. Puzzled, troubled eyes
they were for their struggling with the
idea that the face and figure of the woman below
him were familiar. A sudden crasing brought the
woman and the Arabs to frozen attention The
woman turned to see what new danger threatened
lust as a great anthropoid ape wadded into view.
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Achmet Eek had circled with two of his followers
far to the south, to intercept the flight of his de-
serting lieutenant, Werper Others had spread in
various directions, that vast circle was formed
and now they were beating in toward the center.
Achmet halted for short rest just before noon upon
the edge of clearing. The raiders chief was in i'll
humor To have been outwitted by unbeliever
was bad enough, but at the time to have lost
the Jewels was too much
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Allah must indeed be angry with his servant Well,
he still had the woman She would bring fair
price in the north, and there was, too the buried
treasure beside the ruins of the Englishmans home
Suddenly slight noise in the jungle on the opposite
side of the clearing brought Achmet Eek to alert
attention. Gathering his rifle in readiness for i'm
mediate use he crouched and waited. Presently the
foliage parted and womans face appeared glanc-
ing fearfuv about her
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Tax Notice

Fy virtue of a Tax Warrant delivered [" me as collector of taxes for the Town ". tcrlln, l hereby give notice that l Will sell al the Public Sign Post in said Town at public auction on the 8th day "T February, 1850, at " o'clock in the 3 'teruoon. to satisfy certain taxes due the Town of Eerln from Mario Tran Rock Co. on the lst day Of May, 1928 and 1879, said taxes amounting to slS1a enough ct the following described prop 'fty to pay said taxes, together with the interest. tax liens and charges allowed n" law; certain piece or parcel of land with all improvements thereon situated in the Town of Berlin and bounded and described as follows:
 First Plece-North and West by the Matta bessett River at the turn or bend of the river, East by the Highway. and south by land of William II. Webster or assrus containing two acres. more or less
 second Piece-North by land of the City of New Britain aud N. l.. Beckley or assigns East by the Rocky Hill Town Line, South by land of Charles Dohren- wend or assigns and West by the High way, containing Three acres. more or less. The other part of this lot contains 3S l-3 acres in the Town of Rocky lIill Third Piece-Nort1 hy land of Gustave Fodarh CT assigns East hy the Matta- hossett River, South by land of Burton North or assigns and West by the Mid dletown Branch of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company and contains acres more or less Ser lin Land Records, Vol. 69. page 1oS,
 CHARLES F. LEWIS
 Collector of Taxes for Town of
 Berlin Dated at Berlin. this .sth day of No-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Tax Notice

By virtue of Tax Warrant delivered to me as collector of taxes for the Town ot Berlin, l hereby give not're that will sell at the Public Sign Post in said Town at public auction on the Sth day Of February 1880, at ? o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy certain taxes due the Town ot Berlin from Peter PiIkionis, de- ceased, on the lst day Of May Iq27 1928 and 1929, said taxes amounting to s4Q.o1, enough Of the following described property to pay said taxes. together with the interest, tax liens and charges all lowed by law. A certain piece or parcel or land with all improvements thereon, situated in the Town of Berlin and bounded and described as follows: Lots II and $ on map ot property known as Trea sure Fields. said map on file in the Town Clerks office in Berlin and drawn by l.. A. Oldershaw. Said lots 14 and SG are bounded north by Newton Street. zoo feet; east by the New Britain Road 90 feet; south by lots lJ and 34, goo feet, and west ly Upson Avenue, 50 feet. Fer lin Land Records, Vol. G0 page 94
 CHARLES F. LEWIS,
 Collector of Taxes for Town of
 Berlin. Dated at Berlin, this 26th day of No- VA
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given of the sp- proval and adoption of building and Ncranla lines on Cooke Street by the Town Plan Commission as the re- suit Of the Public Hearing duly warned and held on January l5, 19G0.
 The approval and adoption covers q 4 1t. building and vcranda line on both the East and West side of Cooke Street.
 The adopted building and Neranda line is shown on a three sheet map Of Cooke Street dated Oct. @6. 1929, drawn by Engineer J. x. Mckcrnan signed by !. l.. Lamb, Chairman of the Town Plan Commission and filed with the Town Clerk Of Plainville.
 The Commission finds no benefits accruing to or damages sustained hy any person owning land included in such map or plan.
 I. r.. LAMB. Chairman.
 r. T. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

friends at dinner Friday night at their homo. ljridge prizes were awarded 10 Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Dowd. Mrs. Edward Christ. Mrs. Richard pinches, Mrs. Harvey Woodford, Charles Hawkins, Robert Silsby and Kenneth Eclyca.
 scholarship Awarded
 \ custom carried out for tho past 30 years by the Berlin ConGrega- tional church, that of providing a scholarship for a student at Fiske university, has been carried out this year, the prize being awarded to the student who has been the recipient of the donation for the l past three years, Roosevelt Brow 1 der. The recipient. who is in bis fourth year at the university, is a member of the student council and an honor student
 This scholarship has been ar ranged through the efforts of q friend of the former pastor of the l church, Rev. George McClclland. i and the money will he sent as soon as possible. It has been brought to ! the attention of friends of the minister responsible for the scholar | ship that MT. McClelland is in fail ing health at the present time and | that he is also out of work. He has written several books and is seek ing 10 have them published. Orders will be taken by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the church if any one is 1 interested in buying any of these , books. Personal interest has been aroused ny the needs of Mir. Me- Clclland, and a small gift is being gathered by friends to enable him i to publish some Of the books. From the income of these books he hopes to live comfortably during his latcl years.
 Berlin Church Notes
 The Girl Scouts met this after noon at 1 o'clock in the scout rooms of the Berlin Congregational church.
 on Thursday evening q meeting Of the Sunday school teachers vii he held. Tho subject will be "HoN the New Testament Grew" The meeting will he informal with ar opportunity for discussion.
 On Friday evening the Boy Scouts will meet in their rooms.
 Town Court Session
 There will he session Of tho Berlin town court tomorrow night Several cases Of alleged drunkcI and reckless drivers will be heard 2s will the case of Albert sherman who was charged with reckless driving and driving with impropo brakes following an accident oI
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Tax Notice

By virtue of a Tax Warrant delivered 10 me as collector of taxes for the Town of Berlin, I hereby give notice that l will sell at the Public Sign Post in said Town at public auction on the Sth day Of February 1aG0. at o'clock in the afternoon. 10 satisfy certain taxes due the Town of Berlin from Nicola and MariantoHio Palumho of Berlin on the 1st day of May, l92G, 1927. 1928, and 1929, said taxes amounting tn $l00,o9, enough of the following described prop erty to pay said taxes together with the interest. tax liens and charges allowed by law: A certain piece or parcel uf land with all Improvements thereon. situated in the Town of Berlin and bounded and described as follows; North by Highway known as Main Street. Ken sington. East by the Highway, South and West by land of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. Berlin Land Records Vol. so, page t"Q.
 CHARLES F. LEWIS,
 Collector of Taxes for Town of
 Berlin, Dated at Berlin, this 2sth day of No vember, 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

ent with an estimated number of 100 Oranges and it is expected that the hall on Pennington road will be filled to capacity.
 Finance Board to Meet
 The finance board and a commit tee from the school board will meet this evening in the Town hall for the discussion of plans regarding the proposed building program sane toned by the school board at its meeting earlier in the month. Ap- proval of the plans offered by the school board will mean a town meet ing shortly at which the proposition will be placed before the towns people.
 Slippery Roads
 The rain and the freezing weather were responsible for several minor automobile crashes in and around Berlin Saturday and yesterday. Early Saturday morning two cars locked wheels at the top of Galpin' s hill and another crash followed near the Pennington road Berlin street skidded and crashed into the curb ing on the left side of the road, smashing q wheel Another car driving along Warrington ridge at- tempted to turn into Pennington road but Skidded and crashed into the curb, damaging itself extensively
 Early Saturday night a car with New York markers ran into a tree opposite Maple cemetery in Berlin According to driver, he was pro cceding toward Hartford when a truck loomed before him. Unable to stop in time, he swung his car and sllidded into the tree. AL though the car was bprly damaged the entire left side being smashed neither of the two occupants in the car was injured.
 Due to slippery roads Saturday both the Connecticut company anG the New England company buses were running behind schedule. Tht nn1erpaSs was flooded temporarilN Saturday afternoon when the Slusl of the ncighboring streets cloeced IT the manhole, Later it was cleared but 1t proved to ne q slippery strctci for unWHry motorists.
 Entertain At Dinner
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troupe Q NorlhlnGton ridge entertained 3
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Tax Notice

By virtue of a Tax Warrant delivered [" me as Collector of Taxes for the Town o' Berlin, I hereby give notice that will sell at the Public Sign Post in said town. at public auction on the Sth day of February. 1950, at o'clock in the afternoon. to satisfy certain taxes due the Town of Berlin from Laura Steel, do"cased, on the let day of May. 1926, 1A21. 1928 and 1922. said taxes amount ing to S5,22. enough of the following described property tn pay said taxes, to- g"thcr with the interest and liens all lowed hy law and my fees: X certain piece or parcel of land with all improve mouts thereon. situated in the Town of l;orin and bounded and described as fol- lows; North on land of l.uru5 Atwater assigns, east on Middlctown line, south on the Meriden line. running west on the Bounty line to the top of the mountain, containing eight (S) acres, more or less. Berlin Land Records, Vol. B. raGe t2.
 Dated at Berlin, this 26th day of No- vember. 1929.
 CHARLES F. LEWIS,
 Collector of Taxes for Town Of t~tsl Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
McridcD E. C. Reserves
Referee, Muraunick.
 Huge Lemon on Exhibition


 X lemon, of unusual size. received from part of the country formcr- ly unknown for it's lemon output, is on exhibition at Giana X Ronkctty's store in kensington. The lemon. when properly prepared, could be made into three lemon pies or 14 glasses of lemonade. The fruit was received from Miss Adele Bassctt, who spent d vacation in Florida dur ing the Christmas holidays. Miss Bassctt picked the fruit herself. Ac- cording to Paul Giana, this was the first time he had heard of a lemon being raised in Florida. 10 Give Up Practice
 It has been learned that Alfred Seibert, who only recently moved in to the newly renovated residence next door to the Community house { on Warrington ridge, will give up , his practice in New Britain to take up a position with the state board of health. He will be connected with the bureau Of preventative diseases.
 East Berlin Items
 The usual whist and social at | Sacred Heart church social rooms will be held this evening at 5 o'clock. A group of Mcriden pco- pie who have been regularly at jtcnding will be host for this evening. Nearly a hundred people will attend from Meridcn.
 X whist party will be held at th2 home Of Mrs. Isabelle Hagen Wed ncsday afternoon for the benefit ot the East Berlin Library association This is not an invitation whist but is open to the public The proceeds will be used for the purchase oi books by the library.
 The All club will meet ThursdaN evening at Community hall, Johr Hale Of the County Farm burcal will conduct the meeting. Tn, time will be announced.
 The regular weekly meeting 0 the Community club will be hel, Wednesday evening at o'clock q Community hall. The business meet ing will be followed by socid time.
 The Ladies Guild of St. Gabriel, Episcopal church will hold a whis and social in the church socia rooms Friday evening at o'clock Refreshments will be served follow ; ing the playing. The public is iii vited to attend the party. The Pythian Sisters will meet thi evening at s o'clock at Communit. Hall.
 Plans are under way to have tn Boy Scout minstrel show prescnte at Community hall. Several Eas , Berlin boys are in the minstre troupe. If arrangements can b. made the minstrel will be stage, s early in February.
 ' The Knights Of Pythias will mee tomorrow evening at s o'clock o Community hall.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Petit enter | tained relatives from cut of tow! over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. Frcdrickson 0 New Britain were the quests of Mr and Mrs. W. II. Payne over tn week end.
 } To Discuss Crime Wave , The present crime wave which i
 n 1r1 x
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

The Horton Co. team and the Terryville Maple Ends will mix in City basketball league game in the preliminary attraction at 7:SO o'clock.
 Council Meeting
 X special meeting Of the city council will be held at the council chamber tonight, when estimates for the year will be prepared for the annual budget | is also expected that other business which includes requests for additional police pro lection in this city and Forestville and special appropriation Of money 10 cover expenses accumn- lated through the employment ot men in Bristol, will be brought up.
 Rehearsal q Success
 The rehearsal which vas given by the members Of the West End Athletic club in preparation for the minstrel show to be presented by the organization at the high schooi auditorium on February 3 and 4vas d complete success. according to of- fccrs reports. 4 large number turn 10 complete the show. Anyone wish ing to join the show is requested to be present at the Boys club tonight when another rehearsal will take 1 place.
 i Car Smasiics Light i An automobile. the driver of which is unknown, smashed into a ] street light on School street in front Of the Ecdfcarn Sales Co offices at about , o'clock yesterday afternoon and failed to report to the police l According 10 reports, the car was damaged hy the collision, but the i driver sped away without stopping 1 to ascertain the amount done. The complainant furnished a registration number and the police are jnyesti- gating.
 Clothes and Cash stolen
 Joseph Mather and George Beach. guests of the Danis hotel at JOS North Main street. reported to the police last night that some person had robbed them of clothes and money, the former losing two hats and an overcoat and the latter blue suit and ssO in cash. The police are Investigating the theft.
 Wage Scale Decided Upon
 Local contractors have received notices from the secretary Of the l Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers union, No. o5. of this state to the effect that a decision has been ar rived at regarding the wage scale for union workers. According to the notice, effective on April 1. union workers shall receive S1.50 per hour for their work and shall work but five days in the week. There will be no work done on Saturday morn inss, 1t accepted. this will establish the fiye-day working plan In Bristol No definite action upon the decision has been taken by the local con- tractors, but they arc expected to convene within a short time to dis cuss the situation.
 Past SaChcm's Night
 Compounce tribe Of Red Men will turn out in large numbers tomorrow night to honor the great chiefs ol the Connecticut reservations. It will be Past Sachems' Night at tht lodge and many are expected tC ; visit this city and attend.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
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 Countless people have in late years found better way. Modern science dis covered 1t. modern physicians employ 1t. In every circle one can see the results. Excess fat IS disappearing fast.
 Research has discovered that most fat people suffer from an under-active gland. That gland largely controls nutrition. The modern method IS to correct the deficiency. and t7usturnrorefood iutofue ueland energy.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
LOSE IN NIERIDEN

The Kensington Boys club inter- mediates travelcd to Meriden Satur- day evening and lost to the fast Boys club reserves of that city. The locals were not playiLS with their full team and it was not a County "Y" league game, so the loss does not effect the standing Of the local club. The Kensington intermediates are leading the circuit. having won all of their league starts Following is the summary Of the game Satur- day
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
GRANGE ID INDUC7
 ITS NEW OFFICERS High Priest Of Deneter Will
 Conduct Installation MANY MINOR ACCIDENTS
Slippery Roads Cause Auto Collisions Finance and School Board Ncm- bcrs to Nect-Kcnsinston Inter- mcdiatcs Losc--Bcrlin Notes.

Several hundred Grangers as well as q crowd of interested spectators are expected to attend the Grange installation ceremonies tomorrow night in Grange hall on Farming ton road. A business meeting will be held in the earlier part of the evening, followed by the installation. High Priest of nomctcr Charles NJ. Gardiner will be the installing of 1cer.
 Lewis Griffith will enter upon his third term as master of the local Grange, having been reelected last fall to succeed himself in that ca pacity.
 Refreshments will be served dur ing the evening. Members of other Grange branches from other cities Will attend. plainvillc will be pres
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

This is the last week of our sale. 90fo discount on entire stock Of dry good, mcn's furnishings, footwear, floor covering. window shades, etc. II. A. James. 55 West Main St.-adV.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Beech swamp road earlier in the month.
 Property Transfer
 August Anderson has sold lot or Percival avenue 60 by 200 feet, to Salvatore Pulcini, according to a deed filed at the office Of the town clerk
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
lcllOWcraft News
P,thian Sisters Meeting

pythian Temple, No. 9, PythiaH Sisters, will hold a regular meeting ln I. o. o. |. hall on Wednesday evening" Arrangements for the ln- stallation of officers. which will take place on February 1@, will be made. All members are requested to be rrNSaut