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Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

CHILDREN carc0 fVr by hour, day,
week or month. Mrs. Kennedy, 348
Hamilton. 23toa
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

HOGS-4O0; active, Is to 25 cents
higher, top $ll.25. t loads desira-
Nebraskas, $l1.10 to SILL
o5.
CATTLE - 500; slow: m est y
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Autos For Sale

"When better ears are built
Buick will build them and when
better used ears are sold Robertson
will sell them." Just come in and
lnnl, fhnao o,or.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

FOR SALE-12 cows, 9 yearllng
heifers, / team of horses, wagon
and harness. "A mile so. Texaco
Service Station, Heber II. p:
Ware. t-': otf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
Blue Moon hotel. 6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
TYPEWRITERS

Typewriters Rcnted--Sold, Re-
paired. Special rates to students.
Remington Rand Business Ser
vice.
679 Main st. Phone 1lod
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
TOP SOIL FREE

TOP SOIL FREE
Soft, sandy loan, sth st. north OF
Adams. Take all you want to i'm
prove your lawn or raise your lot
Delivered cheap by Chester McNutt,
Ed Royce, f. S. Cook, c. Il. Sturm,
Ell Centre or Frank Hopewell, Impe.
rial 1851. Chas. Justice, owner Of
land. 24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Miscellaneous

FOR LEASE-Warehou in fire
proof concrete bldg, size 60x100,
with outside space 50x50, very
nicely located and ON railroad
spur. Apply I. V. Grapefruit
Growers, Brighton St, east of 4th.
6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

LOST-Tiger marked eat. Phone
447-W. Reward. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

H. P. Hall, Yelm, Washington, ex-
hlbits an egg eight by nine inches,
weighing five and one half ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Wanted

WANTED - A few 2-year-old
heifers. P. O. Box 592, FL Centric.
4t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Three 4-horse fresnos.
One 2-horse fresnoe.
Five Maytag motors.
One 1,000-gallon water tank.
Six Mccormick Deering mowers.
Six Mccormick Deering rakes.
One Mccormick Deering hay
loader.
THE FAIR
1915 Main st. Phone 109O-J
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

ROOMS FOR REN1--Nice, clear
sleeping rooms Free parking
space Jhure, etc. a27 Orange st.
Phone .'s7J. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

LOST Hawthorn Flyer bicycle:
Finder please return to 54S FL
Centre. 4to
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

FOR SALE
At real reduction. Eighty acrees
located on highway 2 miles cast OF
Holtville. Price $125 per acre.
Terms.
Mrs. G.. B. Stewart
Phone Randolph 9175
3767 Bancroft st., San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Special Notices
NEED HELP?

NEED HELP?
Phone 907--when you need help
for your business. ranch or home.
Imperial Valley Employment
Agency, 9th and Broadway, Ii Cen
tro, Calf. 1Otf
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

FOR SALE-Feeder pigs, 4 miles
west, mile south of Imperial |.
GaSy. Lighted. ' 6t4
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
IMPERIAL. VALLEY PRESS /
Information Department
BUY, 1T IN Ell CENTRIC
Acetylene Welding & Machine Work
& Navy Variety Store

New and Used Furniture, stoves linoeums. hardware
We buy and sell everything for less NJ Marcot, PROV.
4S0 Main ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

ROOM for rent. Coz He'll. 8
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

Have party wanting 80 to .l6o
acres for corn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

A nice little home in FL Centro
to exchange for vacant lot or lots.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Livestock

TWO GOOD milk cows, milking
good; 12 good heifers from reg
istered bull and one calf; cheap
for cash. Four miles south of Ri
Centre on highway, Farmer. 6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED woman stripper
with family wants job on dairy.
Write Mary Del Tinto, Rt. 2, Box
81, Ell Centre. 6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
@daTket?

LOS ANGELES, Feb 7. (U.H> -
Following are today's market quota
tions:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

EXPERIENCED waite saleslady
desires position. Address Press,
box ITO. 5ti
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

clio un momento las dos o tres
veces que estuvo en- Madrid, en-
TODD ell veraro. La encontraba
en- casa de Manuela, en- donde
daba ahora la casualidad de que
siempre tenia algo que hacer Ia
"Muneluilla' los dias que el es-
taba en- la corte. Currito bromea
ba con Rocio Y la GdUegd, lleno
de la algeria de sus triunfos V
esperanzas. En- ocasioneS habla-
.ba acknowledgements de proyec-
tos que abrigaba.
-iCuando yo sea rico....
Y Sc iba sin tempo Y con a.
.puro. apremiado por la bora del
.eXpreso y las eXigencias de las
acaparadoras amistades, que su
categoria de AS no lie permit
tia desairar.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

no. William Gibson, esta buscan
do "lugares''. Ning1n otro HON
bre en- ell evasivo boxeo puede
encontrar mejores lugares que
Gibson, como 10 demostrara
cuando dirigiera los intereses
de Mr.. James j. Tunney, antes
Gene, hasta llevarlo a la cum
bre.
La attraction del bout" Sha"
key-Scott puede no ser NADIA ex-
traordinario; pero la attraction
de la luna de Miami es ahora al
go terrible.
Ningdn ciudadano que Sc res
pete puede visitar Miami con
menos de tres pares de panta-
ZONES blancos.
La a menudo repetida decla-
raci6n hecha en- esta columna de
que un campeon dc peso COM
rleto es 4036 politica, 1919 ha-
bilidad Y 500 suerte, es par
cialmente derivada de la actitud
e la comisi6n atl6tica del esta-
do de New York conservando a
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
Los otros dos pugilistas tam
bi6n han firmado documentos
aceptando ell combate.
PERDONARA A TOMMY
JONES

Esta arrepentido Tommy j.
mes de la conducta que hace dlas
.Cbservara en- ell cuadrilatero del
116 de Artilleria, tratando de
agredir al referee Lucien Byron
l. asf 10 hara saber a la coml-
sion de boxeo de Benjamin Field
en- una carta que en- la semana
,entrante lie mandara.
Jones desea que la comision
lie perdone por cuanto el since
ramente lamenta TODD 10 ocurri-
do. La carta fue puesta al correo
en- Miami, por ell pugilista de
Georgia e%xcampe6n del Circulo.
Ell promoter Kennedy inter
cedera con la comisi6n, en- bene-
ficio de Tommy, 81 este Sc com
promote a no reincidir.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

tie a la corona de peso compile
to, manifesto aver aqul que ell ma
comenzado va a entrenarse pa
ra la segunda "batalla de las
palmas", en- la cual tendra De
contrario al ingles Phil Scott.
Sharkey hace "trabajo de ca
mino" por la manana y luego
juega al golfo en- uno de los cam
pos de Miami.
"Voy a estar listo para la pc
lea con sobra de tempo. Yo VI
ne para aqui en- viaje de vaca-
clones, pero, siguiendo un pro
grama de facil entrenamiento'
podre ponerme en- eXcelente Goa
dici6n sin tener que hacer eS-
fuerzos en- ell "1ltimo minute.
Sostiene que no acepto 81
match con Griffith por no ser
este ell l6gico contendiente.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

cesitado de todos sus recursos
para veneer al torbellino de
White Chapel.
BESIDE ell primer round, con Ia
sofa possible exception del ter
Zero, Berg, un esbelto joven que
nunca cesa de pegar, maltrato
a Canzoneri persiguiendolo por
las sogas.
La victoria de Berg, que fu6
otorgada por los dos jueces,
jmientras ell referee votaba por
Canzoneri, vino como una COM
pleta sorpfesa.
Pe8aba ell italiano 1873 y su
contrario 1912.
En- la semifinal, a diez rounds
Sammy Dorfman, de New York
'venci6 a Harry Carlton, de Jer-
sey City.
Herman Perlick, de Kalamaz-
co, superb a Jake Zearamby, de
Boston, y su hemrano Henry hi
10 tablas con ell argentine E.
duardo Corti.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

Dunn, administrator de Ia are
ma OLYMPIA, manifesto anoche
aquf tener en- su poder I'm con-
trato, firmado por ell campe6n
mundial de peso medic, Mickey
Walker, en- ell cual este Sc COM
promote a pelear con ell vence-
dor del mitch Lomski-B raddock
senalado para efectuarse en- Chi
cago.
La pelea tendra lugar ell dfa Z
de febrero.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

vuelto en- gritos de entusiasmo
1esagrado despachaba su O.
bligaci6n, y envuelto en- gritoS
volvia al tren, para repetir al
dia siguiente en- otro lugar e
jano, que parecia ell mismo de
Ia vispera, al cual llegaba a We
ces concluyendo de vestirse en-
eel mismo wagon, a la bora cri-
.tica de il a la plaza.
- De d6nde viene usted?-
lie preguntaba algun compane-
TO de viaje, POGO enterado de
las combinaciones taurinas.
De Linares... Digo, no. de
I6nde venimos? De Siuda Rea,
ESQ es. Venimo de Siuda Rea,
IGverda, Joaquin?
En- este pasar meteorico de
Itren a tren apenas 81 vic a Ro-
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
BOXEO
Ell INGLES JACK BERG IN
FLIGIO DURA DERROTA
AL ITALIkNO TONY CAN
ZONERI

New York, Enero 18.-Un
gallardo pequeno guerrero, SON
riente Tony Canzoneri, Sc desli-
10 anoche subitamente de la lis
ia de maestros del ring, ca
.yendo desde la altura, batido en-
la peor derrota de su brillante
carrera por I'm pequeno y habil
muchacho hebreo de Inglaterra,
Jack Kid Berg.
Asombradas y cast sin poder-
10 Greer, $4,000 personals, senta-
das firmemente en- su asiento,
tuvieron que admitir gu ell gran
de pequeho italiano no era sine
una sombra de 81 mismo-y es-
to en- la noche que el hubiera ne
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

lilo un POGO maternal los triun-
fos "del matador" que lie conta-
ba Capita. LIE era un gran tore
70! Pero 10 que entusiasmaba .
la tabernera mucho mas que las
ovaciones de la plaza era ell sa-
Der a Currito rodeado ' solicI-
tado de s%enorones, genie alta.
en- cuya enumeration compla-
chase. Banqueros, duQues. con-
DIES. senores de "eses" que escri-
ben en- los papeIes y en- Ell tea
tro, y de "eses" toros que PIN
tan cuadros y hacen munecoS
talmente como los que ella VIC
una vez en- Ell Museo. Genie de
10 meJor, yaya. Y, mas. diputa-
dos. Y concejales. Pues " las
senoras? LIE habia una condesa
y una marquesa que andaban .
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

corridas seguidas en- la misma
poblaci6n. De la plaza al tren
y del tren a la plaza, de Nor
tie a Sur y de Este a Oeste, nj
ell mismo Currito supo las veces
que recorrio Espana aquel vera
no, llamado de todas parties
para torear. Era I'm train ma
reante. Llegaba molido por la
manana a las poblaciones en-
feria, polvorientas y algare-
ras; lie recibian amigos desco-
nocidos; Sc acostaba un ratio en-
una fonda NAL atendida Y bu-
lliciosa; mientras Sc vestia de
torerO no cesaba de entrar Y sd
.Gr genie en- su cuarto, como en-
las BARRACKS del ferial donde Sc
exhibian los bichos raros; iba a
la plaza envueito en- gritos; en-
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

i Siempre con prisa!-pro-
testaba luego la GaHega-. No
hace mas que entrar Y va esta
diciendo adi6s.
i va, ya!-asentia la seno-
rita Rocio, sin poder ocultar SUI
contrariedad.
Por la tarde en- su casa y a
la noche en- Ia de Manuela, cose
que tie cose, o sentadas al fresco
en- el balloon, las dos mujeres
charlaban de Sus cosas. A veces
paseaban lentamente por la mis-
ma Ronda. Y en- una II otra par
te la conversation recafa en- Gu
rrito, sin que Rocio protestase
ahora por la insistencia de Ma
nuela en- nombrarselo 0 desvia-
ra la conversation como antes.
{. La GGllegG referia con Orgu-
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

punto de arrancarse ell mono
por el matador.
Me las trae loquihas. iC6-
mo lie tiene tanto aquel!
i Valientes senoras seran!
-coment6 Rocio con desprecio.
Jay no! Joaquin dice que
le son S~e6oronas de veras. Has
Ia las hay de esas que salem en-
los papeles cuando ha habido
oalle en- casa de algdn duque.
No me olga, Manuela. Mn
2una sonora, sonora lie base ell
amor asi a I'm torero.
-Pues Joaquin asegura que
son senoras. va We 81 81 10 sa-
bra.
Y cit6 aIgunos nombres.
-iIBueno; pues para ell
.cort6 RociO rabiosiIla.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
BASE BALL
LOS CHAMPIONS DEL CLUB
DIXIE DAMP

Tn desafio Sc ha concertadO
para manana domingo entire los
managers de las novenas Dixie
Damp, de Tampa, champion a
mateurs de la ciudad, con ell de
Winter Haven, novena que ha
derrotado a las m~ejores de anna
tours que Sc han constituido es-
ia temporada invernal.
La novena del Dixie Damp,
ha ganado todas las series en-
que ha figurado Gltimamente, a.
dicionandose no obstante, para
ell juego de manana de los ju-
gadores de la "Peninsular Te-
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
WARREN


.SIMMS, Observation-Disclosures
gangas en- Ybor City y Ell Gary.
Ybor: En- ell 1902 en- la 80 ave-,
pr6xima a la Gale Is, una casa
de seis cuartos co ntodas las CO.
modidades, bien construida y
tranQuilo Vecindario. Tn verda-
dero hogan. Nadie puede fabri-
car una casa como esta por me-
nos de $4,000. Nosotros la VEN
demos en- $3.50 y a plazos CO.
modos.
OTRA CASA.-En la Move
ma ave-, de cinco c%uartos, proxI-
ma a los tranvias y al Colegio.
Una verdadeg'a ganga: $1,000.
500 en- mano y ell resto $25 al
al mes.
ESQUINA COMMERCIAL
Al noroeste de la Septima ave.
y Gale "a. No. 3402. Edificio de
ladrillos con tres compartment
tos y una casa que ola frente a la
calle 81. Lo vendemos TODD pov
$4,000, a plazos faciles.
Lame al Departamento de co
rreIores, telefono 1858.
Henderson Ware nSimms, Inc.
PIG First National Bank Bldg
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
FOLLETIN DE LA C E
CURRITO
x DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
Alexandra Perez Luqtn.

Alexandra Perez Lagtn.
las corrias que habemos hecho
voy a perd6 este potosin sur
marino de los toros? Isl no te-
nemos dia que no aviyelemos
layeres! % Isl que he nasio
70 primo de nadie! mi de 81
go mismo!
Decia verdad. va no tuvie-
ron dia libre en- TODD ell vera
no, nj volvieron a dormir en-
CANA quieta fuera de aquellas
ocasiones en- que tenian varias
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
10 QUE DICE DAMON RUN
YON

New York, Enero 18.-Yo Sc
cretamente pienso: La semifi-
nal del bout" Sharkey-Scott en-
Miami tendra como contender
tie a Pauline Uzcudun, ell indo-
mable vasco, y Edward James
Maloney, de Boston.
Ell nuevo manager de PAUL.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
HIPOTECAS

Tengo dinero para prestar en-
,uenas Primeras Hipotecas. Lila
ne al ~telefono M 52172, des-
aues de las 5 p. m, o veanme
N la Gale 8 No. 291S.
P. V. Lopez.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18
SHARKEY ESTA EJERCI
TANDOSE

Miami Beach, Enero 18.-El
marinero lituano de Boston, j
Sharkey, ell mas fuerte aspiran-
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

Hevie, N1nez y Alva-
rez, considerados como los me-
iores lanzadores amateurs.
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

Sc HA A MIC
KEY WALKER PARA Pc
LEAR CON Ell VENICE
DOR DEL MATCH LOMSKI
La gaceta., 1930-01-18

Detroit, Enero 18.-Dick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17
REDUCED INTEREST
!. HELD BUILDING AID
Straus Declares Lower
Rates Stimulation to
Construction.

The decline In interest rates, which
has persisted since october of last year,
has begun to exert its long-awaited IA
vorable effect on building and construc-
ton, in the opinion of S. w. Straus,
who base this belief on official April
building permits in all parts Of the
country.
Periods of ease in the commercial
money market in the past, the New
Yorker states. have been followed by
periods of accelerated building, and vice
versa. Interest rates reached peak in
october of 1929, and building fell of
sharply, he reports, the low point being
reached in February.
Present indications are that the sit
uation is reversed and that the decline
in interest rates has reached a point
where definite improvement In building
is being felt, he believes.
In 584 leading cities and towns of
the country permits in April amounted
in value to $210,4l1 1881, gain of IL
per cent over March, which in turn had
gained as per cent over February.
The increase in permit values In April
is particularly encouraging, Straus says,
in view of the fact that the normal
trend in building figures in March and
April is slightly downward. Although
the permits revealed a loss last month
of 81 per cent from April, 1929, it
should be remembered, the Gotham
banker states, that April of last year,
as well as March, was abnormal, due
to the excessive volume of plans
hastily filed in New York City in an
ticipation of the passage of the multiple
dwellings legislation pending at Albany.
Exclusive of New York, April, 1880,
showed loss of 80 per cent from the
same month of the previous year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17
STANDARD FORMS
FOR LEASES DRAWN
Realty Group Acts to Protect
Lessor and Lessee of
of Nation.

Standardized lease forms for offices.
stores. apartments and lofts SO written
as to protect both the interests of lessons
and lessees from Maine to California and
to state definitely their mutual obliga-
lions were adopted by the executive
committee of the property management
division OF the National Association of
Real Estate Boards, and store and loft
forms also were approved by the ex-
ecutlve committee OF the Brokers Di-
VISION IN session recently In Chicago.
The use Of such standardized lease
forms establishing, as they are intended
to do. a uniformity of contract In leases
Tor each type of property, will 60 far
toward the elimination Of those mis-
understandings between tenant and
property manager, which arise because
the tenant didn't know that was in
the lease" according to Frank 8. Slos-
son, Chicago, chairman OF the property
management division, who presided at
the meeting.
The standard lease forms, which are
tne result OF two years collaboration on
the part OF committees In the property
management division charged with this
work. leading legal authorities in the
held OF real estate law, and the execu-
tive committee of the brokers' division,
embrace the minimum requirements be-
lieved to be essential in leases for these
typs OF property. and additional optional
clauses so constructed as to be applica-
bic IN States where custom and legal
requirements make necessary special
provisions in lease contracts. Mr.. Siosson
viewed the completed forms as indica-
tive OF the trend Of thought and prog
ress in property management as q spe-
clalized phase of real estate.
In adopting the standard forms the
executive committee upon conference
incorporated some slight changes into
the leases. Final forms of the leases are
TO be issued to every member Of the
property management division, with the
recommendation that these forms be
used by realtor-property managers
everywhere.
A standard management contract
definitely defining the responsibilities Of
the property manager and the owner of
tthe building when the latter contracts
with the former for MANAGEMENT OF his
property was likewise adopted by the
executive committee of the property
management division and will be issued
to all division members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17
CLEAN HEATING PLANT
Move for Safety and Economy Is
Urged by Institute.

For safety and economy, the heat
ing system should be cleaned each
Spring as soon as the heating season
is over, says the Holland Institute.
Ashes, SCOT and dust should be re-
moved from chimney, heater and f1ue
pipe. and heat ducts and cold air re-
turns should be clean and free from
distractions.
IF the heating plant is not thor
oughly cleaned when the fire is dis
continued. SCOT and ash particles,
which absorb moisture from the air,
corrode or rust the inside of the f1ue
pipe, reducing its thickness beyond the
point of safety before the outside sur
face shows indications of damage" the
institute states. Accommodations of
SCOT in the chimney constitute SER
ious fire hazard, as SCOT is a condensed
fuel which burns with high degree of
heat when ignited by hot sparks car
ried upward by the draft. SCOT in the
furnace is an enemy of heating as 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17

The common cold costs Americans an
annual loss Of half billion dollars in
medicine and time lost from work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17

India is spending $40 ooo, 900 in rail.
way electrihcation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17

cents charged by the clerk Of the coun-
ty issuing the license.
The license fee was due May and
is payable at any time during this
month. A penalty Of 10 per cent will
be added for delinquents, beginning
June /.
License is not required for any one
negotiating mortgage loans or collect
ing rent or the posting Of for rent
signs, but the placing of for sale signs
IS interpreted as being SUFFICIENT to
bring a broker within the scope of the
law. Property owners and brokers are
not required to take out licenses, how
ever. If handling only property per-
sonally owned by them.
Thomas A. Gilleece, State inspector
Of licenses, came here from Annapolis
this week to explain provisions of the
law to local realtors operating In
Maryland.
Yadia De AoN mn mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17
MARYLAND LICENSES
NEEDED IN WASHINGTON
Local Real Estate Brokers Must
Pay Fees of Counties They
Operate In.

A notice to local realtors, reminding
them that they must obtain a license
from the State of Maryland in order
adjacent to the District of Columbia,
has been sent out by the Washington
Real Estate Board.
The communication, sent out by
John A. Petty, secretary Of the local
board, pointed out that Washington
real estate brokers operating in Mary
land must pay an annual tax or fee
for each county in which they operate.
This fee is SIS, plus an additional SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17

is a non-conductor Of heat, acting as
an insulating material If allowed to
gather on heating surfaces. Heating
engineers have found that timing of
SCOT only one -eighth-inch thick will
reduce a plants efficiency more than
IS per cent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-17
PRINCE GEORGES PLANS
$54,975 BUILDING JOBS
Two Commercial Projects Are
Included in List Of Opera
lions Authorized.
By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May ls.--
Two large commercial building opera
lions swelled the total estimated cost
OF buildings to be erected in Prince
Georges County to $54,975 during the
past two weeks. Altogether az permits
were issued by the county commits
sioners.
A commercial project authorized was
the construction Of a garage in Hyatts-
vile by Ferdinand A. Hoffman at an
estimated cost Of $500.
Other permits issued include the fol-
lowing:
jefferson J. Miller, owner; Clarence
K. Hardy, builder; $3.50 dwelling.
Bradbury Park.
NJ v. Vernillion, owner; $1,000 resi-
dence, Pine Grove.
z. Morteson, owner and builder:
$4,000 residence, Cheverly.
Richard A. and Blanch M. Dent.
owners and builders: $4,000 alteration
and extension to dwelling. Ducat Town.
z. H. Mohler, owner and builder:
$4,000 dwelling, Landover.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
CLUB EVENTS
Activities Among Various Clubs Show Marked Fall ing Off.

There are ways and ways Of ob- serving Mothers Day. The members Of the working committee Of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Lu- theran church held a. mothers and daughters supper on Wednesday evening, honoring the mothers and also their daughters.
 There were three great grand mothers and several grandmothers present. In fact, the number Of guests totaled 3o0. Mrs. Martin Sand strom, Miss Signe Peterson. and Rev. pr. A. A. Ahlquist were the speakers Of the evening.
 The Theta Sigma fraternity of tho Senior High school entertained last evening at dance at the Middle town Yacht club.
 The Phi Sigma sorority is plan ming sport dance, to be held at Norden's bungalow on May g. The idea of sport dance is quite a new one among the younger crowd, and it has been hailed and welcomed as being a great and new fad.
 The work done by the various alumni of the many colleges and universities in form of bridges, teas. sales, and all to enable some local young man or woman to have a col lege education is most laudable. This coming Thursday evening, the Uni Nersity of Vermont almuni are hold ing a bridge party at the gymnasium of the Senior nigh school to swell their scholarship fund which will go to some local young man so that he may enter that institution of Enowl edge this fall. New Britain boasts many a loyal son and daughter of the University of Vermont. and they are all putting much effort into making this bridge very successful one. Dr. Frank ZWick. George Cas- sidy. Mrs. Gladys HoCaboom, Mrs. G. Smith. and Dr. Charles Schect-