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Evening star., 1931-12-06
Packard 4-43 Club Sedan, 1928.

With six disc wheels. excellent tires,
clean upholstery and finished in
beige-a fine, attractive tan. Just
had the motor rebuilt and all other
mechanical parts brought up to our
over $1,000 for this car in 1928. To-
day. renewed and ready for thou
sands OF miles of real service, you
can buy it, warranted, for only
sl050.
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Packard 5 Club Sedan

A model TAO 1890 radio equipped
car which we, have thoroughly recon-
new tires. 1t is finished in blacE
LACQUER with ivory stripe, and. Of
course, is plated in chromium. The
upholstery shows no signs Of use,
Original delivery price was over
warranted.
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READ THIS LISTl

Most every deal brings some
trade, consequently we always
have a good selection of un-
warranted cars. The prices are
low. Each has been inspected
and tested and we know that
each car is actually worth
more than the modest price
placed on it.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

BARBER SHOP for sale A real good cor
ner. VIII sacrifice at bargain. 535 H
st, ne.
NATIONALLY KNOWN company of bj9beSf
standing has opportunity for man or man
and wife 10 represent company in Wash
lnGton, executive selling experience desira-
BILE. .Approxims stely $500 Investment re-
ouirea. Prestige for service and products
established for years and demands con
stant. Interview arranged. Give phone and
address. Address Box 106-A, Star Office
WILL arrange finance on patent of merit
Must be patented. Address Box 1884, Star
Office.
10 ACRES Of wooded, rolling land, with
stream; ideal for exclusive home develop
ment, property lies within 4-mue radius Of
the Capitol, has 700 #. frontage on Mill
tary I'd. Va. Price most attractive Call
Miss Hill. District G569. for appointment to
inspect. W. s. HOGE. JT., realtor, 1927 X
RESTAURANT, selling mostly sandwiches;
doing good cash business. Rent S75, long
ease, next to Sears, Roebuck & Co Dis
agTeement OF partners, beautiful equipment.
Price $4,000 Terms. 9l34 NJ st. NV.
RESTAURANT, in the heart of financial
district; equipped and ready to open. Bar
gain for quick buyer. Owner i'll. Make
your own terms. Call Metropolitan 48l3.
8 MILLION VISITORS
EXPECTED HERE DIJPTIIC3 1927
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Franklin 5-Passenger Sedan,

late ''2s, and has recently been
tan by the owner, a prominent AZ.
torney. In appearance and per
tormance the car shows the unusual
care 1t has had and now 1t is ready
10 serve its second owner for the low
price Of only S495.
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Studebaker President 8.

Five passenger sedan. Just refin-
lshed and the motor rebuilt for the
owner, who meant to keep 1t until he
saw rhe Packard he wanted It is
de luxe equipped and at 1895 We
consider it one of our best buys,
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Hupmobile Century 8
Brougham.

A 1890 car, custom equipped. The
latest style futuristiC designed Hun
mobile. Six wire wheels-two mount
ed in fender wells with metal covers.
Hupmobile claims great speed and
power for this model and our tests OF
Its original list price was over $4,000
I. o; b. not including extra equip
ment. Now reduced to s1,150-a tre-
mendous saving.
Evening star., 1931-12-06

BIG HALF PRICE SALE.
OPEN SUNDAY.

VI LIN - - ~ LA l.
WAS $50, NOW s25.
1925 Dodge Touring.
1895 Chevrolet Coupe.
WAS $780, NOW $50.
1925 Chrysler Coach.
1925 Buick Touring.
WAS 5000 NOW 500.
1928 Chevrolet Sedan.
1923 Chevrolet, Panel Delivery.
1875 Cadillac Cadillac SSHfi Touring.
WAS $3.50, NOW s1as.
1929 Ford Roadster.
1926 1875 BUICK BUICK SEDAN. SEDAN.
1926 Chrysler Roadster.
WAS 5000. NOW $3.50.
1929 Ford Sedan.
1929 Ford Coupe
1929 Chevrolet Coach.
1927 Auburn Sedan.
1929 Whippet Sedan.
WAS l4oO, NOW s2oo
1929 Pontiac, Coach
1927 Packard Phaeton.
1928 ChrySler Coach.
1880 Ford Roadster
WAS $3.50, NOW $3.50.
1880 Durant Six Sedan.
1928 Hupmobile Sedan
1880 Ford Coach
1928 REQ 4-PasSenger Coupe.
1929 Pontiac Sedan
1928 Chrysler Sedan.
1880 Chevrolet Sedan.
WAS s4o0. NOW 5000.
1890 Chevrolet Roadster.
1899 Plymouth Sedan
1929 Plymouth Coach,
1928 Marmon Sedan.
1929 De Soto Roadster
1880 Ford Sedan.
1881 Ford Sedan.
WAS $500. NOW s4oo.
1881 Plymouth Sedan.
1880 De Soto Sedan.
WAS $1,000. NOW $3.50.
1881 De Soto Coupe
1882 De Soto s Sedan
In addition to the above We have numer-
Gus other bargains in various makes and
models We are open ell day Sunday and
week days to 10 pm. Our trade-fn ALLOW
ances are liberal and our terms reasonable
BLANTON MOTOR CO.,
Plymouth and De Soto Factory Dealers.
to II New York Ave. NE.
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WHEN you want to sell or buy a business
in any line It will pay you to see me. !
will not misrepresent to make sale. Bust
ness places sold by me must be as repre-
sented to you, otherwise your money Will
be returned to you. No risk.
y Z CART FY 202 10Th ST. y
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER-A Snapny
sporty lob at a low figure; only $169, and II
runs fine; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.
Q New York ave n W
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sALE--AUToMoBuEs.

SALE-AUTOMOBTLEs.
! FORD 1929 SPORT ROADSTER, s185. :,
chsrners Motor Co, fgs1 Y You s. 6W l0nui'on
FORD 1928 COUPE, sl45,
Another exceptionsl value win also sss;
FORD 1928 TUDOR, sI85.
PANT Ike new, new tires; real sarssin'
:. FORD 1929 SPORT COUPE, S245.
New tires; excellent, finish; many extras
GherpeT F- Motor Co 17sl You @G st. Dss--'1.
luxe seiioE with green Wheels and trim;
,!Chrysier sedan, 1929, good condition; tires
all rev new; "a very good buy buy at $3.50
%ss sfSsn aS mss Ss and al Sodss tFes s
bargain prices, with our guarantee.
WOODSON MOTOR CO.,
al2a Sbcra Ga Ays s;i,.s SILVER yger,Ss sDr9gg Md
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
Studebaker and Pierce-Arrow
Distributors.
EXACTLY 100
USED CARS
SOLD AND
DELIVERED
during the last 40 days, which
is more than vote of conf
dence. You, too, can buy a car
here-and your confidence will
not be misplaced.
1929 Graham-Paige Cab. 1896
$245 Down, $3470 Monthly.
1880 Buick Sedan, master. .$725
$500 Down, $4l86 Monthly,
1880 Buick Coupe, rumble. $795
$325 Down, $46 Monthly.
1880 Franklin Phaeton.. 81 $50
$3.50 Down, $500 Monthly.
1929 Chevrolet Coach, ..... $295
SIPS Down, $3.50 Monthly.
1929 Chevrolet Roadster. .$195
$50 Down, Balance Monthly.
1927 Cadillac Sedan. ,......$295
SIPS Down, $3.50 Monthly.
1923 Packard Club Sedan. .$795
$325 Down, $40 Monthly.
1881 Chevrolet Roadster. $425
$165 Down, $2610 Monthly.
1881 Stud. De Luxe Sedan .$645
SPAS Down, $39.35 Monthly.
1881 Chrysler s Sedan. -. 1895
1896 Down, $685. Monthly.
1880 Hudson De Luxe Sdn. .$845
$345 Down, $4885 Monthly.
1923 Packard Cabrio1et.. .$725
sos Down, $4225 Monthly,
1880 Studebaker Sedan. .$645
$245 Down, $685. Monthly.
1929 Stude. President Road .$645
$245 Down, $685. Monthly.
THE RIGHT KIND OF A MAN WON'T
SELL YOU THE WRONG KIND OF A CAR"
LEE D, BUTLER, INC,
18th and R Streets.
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Peerless 80 Sedan

Model 1875 for seven pass1nxs,s
List price was $2.295 and tbs aid
not Include the natural wood Whasls
and full Custom Equir=-er.4 IT, IA
ish is very f1ne-lookS Just nks a sszsw
car and u runs well. too-no b4Sfar
car has eeet been offered at T. fssfSe
as loY as SITS. Sea 1t and = Ass-
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Lincoln '26 Sedan. $42s
Cadillac '27 Coupe............... $50
Packard 3-26 Sedan, ............ $50
Nash 20 Coupe e................ 800
Nash '28 Conv. Coupe ......... POS
Chrysler 20 Roadster, "65" "...... 400
Packard 4-26 Sedan, '27. 45O
Packard 4-26 Sedan, '27. ......... 500
Packard 226 Coupe, '24...... 225
Marmon % Coupe-Roadster. $50
Packard 3-33 Sedan, 20. 6..... 800
Buick '27 Coupe. ..........., 225
Packard 4-33 Club Sedan, '27. .. $50
Graham-Paige Phaeton, 30 -. AS
Buick u Sedan.................2 22s
Buick rs Sedan. ............ $50
Evening star., 1931-12-06

EsSEX 1928 COACH refuished: good tires
runs fine lots of transportation here for
$40 cash; easy terms OIL balance. Lambert
The House Of Confidence" 1901 14th st
Evening star., 1931-12-06

ROOMING HOUSES-"B Believe mel" There
is going to be real money made the next 10
ing houses. The kind we sell" Small
down payment; BALANCE easy. We viii assist
you in many WAYS. Before you buy, see
o MR.. FOWLER,
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A MIDWEST OPPORTUNITY

Wanted q bright young man. lawyer pre-
ferred. to become associated in natural gas
industry as a salaried executive with head
quarters in Kansas City; must be prepared
to invest or control the investment OF
100000; gas properties are located in Kan
operating history; growing demands for gas
services require additional financing. but no
stock johbing operations are involved; pTin-
CipalS have long successful natural gas eH-
perience and enjoy reputation for ability
and integrity; complete investigation Is in
vited Address II. st. John Harvey, Rudolph
Guenther- Russell Law, Inc, l3l Cedar 81.
Evening star., 1931-12-06
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN CONVERTIBLE CABRlOLETr like
new; rumble seat; SITS cash; balance
monthly; no finance chargesi private owner.
Emerson 5l79. -
Evening star., 1931-12-06

CHEVROLET COACH, late l93i-Idke new.
Must Sacrifce Take 1896. 1888 l4th ST.
Evening star., 1931-12-06

DELICATESSFN NOW DOING ABOUT 5000
WEEKLY. SHOULD DO $500. WEEKLY.
FfXTUREs INCLUDE ELECTRIC SODA
FOUNTAIN, BOOTHS. LUNCHEONETTE.
ETC FULL STOCK. MUST BE SOLD M
NEDIATELY ACCOUNT ILLNESS. WILL
AER NEE l-ERAEs LIN G2hl
Evening star., 1931-12-06

CHEVROLET 1880 SEDAN; refinished. very
good conditions s95 cash; balance easy terms
L9smbeTt' The House of Confidence" 1901
Evening star., 1931-12-06

CHEy yROLET-ls3l de luxe sedan. wire
Of extras; $425; 1881 coupe S400 1881 road
Ster de luxe, wire wheels, fender wells,
CHROMIUM tire cover, S400; 1880 coach S325
1880 sedan de luxe, wire wheels well fen
GERS GERS, k5!5; 1891 coach, $500 all cars fully
guaranteed for 30 days; terms. See M
Barnes l729 l4th Decatmr 2san ~.
Evening star., 1931-12-06

CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co.
SOUTHS LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS'.
9th FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.
1906 G ST. NV TEL MET Abb
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GGHESVR0ILET GsrS SIla COACH, 1880, SIX CYLINDER;
cream wire wheels; S fine tires; perfect IL I'M.
nolStTy. finest mechanical condition. This
tsr cannot be equaled elsewhere at our eX@
VIII make any demonstration you suSae5f
owens Motor Co, 1928 Ga. ave, Georgia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROORING HOUSE HEADQUARTERS-T
buy or sell q rooming house, "hrst" see
Mr. Fowler, 500 st. NV. Met 630s.
COMBINATION ANTIQUE SHOP AND
luncheon tea room TO rent partially equip
ped l74l r. / ave.
RESTAURANT AND DEIICATEsSEN-
euuipDed; located on Baltimore WASHINGTON
Blvd, near Woshington, 10 rooms and store;
q n g.: low price, 10 rent viii finance an
established, going business. Address BOX
l07-h star once.
ROOMING and boarding house. IL rooms,
2 baths; near nth street. Rent, S85. 90.
Income, $500 90. Priced to sell. c. Henry
Company, 1910 II street NV. Met 1881
PROFITABLE DEIICATESsEN, luncheon
ette; opposite ball park; valuable lease;
chance OF lifetime Call North 1886.
PARTNER, man or woman, small restaurant
An opportunity TO have your own business
you run H.. g. Hsnry Company i+io H
s2Teet n.E Met- sssa.
Evening star., 1931-12-06
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

Besides the cars we have de-
scribed for you below, there
are some wonderful buys in
really low priced cars; clean,
nice performing transportation
at a price you will agree is
most reasonable. Be sure to
see them today-ride them
suggest your own tests.
Evening star., 1931-12-06
Packard 7-26 Sedan, 1880.

De, luxe equipment and six wire
wheels. Very popular model-outselIs
all cars in or near its price class To
make certain the satisfaction Of its
1t and covered it with our sixty-dsy
neW-car guarantee. Four pnworn
tires. Its original cost was over
$4,000. Now reduced to $3.50.
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Paper Hanging and Painting.
XMAS GIFT-ONE ROOM FREE WITH
EVERY CONTRACT OVER SIS

Average size room papered, labor and ma
teri8l 81; work guaranteed for years.
Painting at special prices. All work finished
by myself. Meme sublet Paints used only
Dutch Boy lesc and pure oil. Best Of colOrs
VIII call after . m. If necessary. Estimates
free Of Chs references furnished. Phone
Sunday. F. Miller. 527 9Th NV, Room 3Ol
Evening star., 1931-12-06

Hupmobile 8 Coupe.
Model M-29. Just as clean and
nice as we could make it. Very
quiet, powerful motor; high-EradA
lacquer finish; all good tires tae an
tire car shows plainly that the ror-
mer owner took most excellent care
of it every way. Advertised elsewhere
az s825. We feel that our low price
OF $3.50 makes this most attractive
buy.
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Painting-Pape
PAPERINq AND PAINTING.

Special before-ChriStmss prices on paper
fnE, painting, plumbing heating, plastering.
carpentry, electrical wiring and general
house repairing: on our small monthly pay
ment plau-fTst payment beginning Febru-
ary, 1882. free estimates HONE DECORA-
TORS. Met. 0854 1909 9Th st. NV.
PAPERING-Rooms sCraped dry, cracks filed,
Charming paper incl, $3.50; disinfection free.
Insist on better work. Guarantee Dec. Co.,
Adams 5825. 645 Newton pl. NV. r
PAPERIEG painting; sverage room pspered,
$3.50, all our work Is guaranteed, small
monthly payments to your conVeriences es-
Inmates free. Kurtz Bros, Nat. 52Si. g.
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
Let us estimate your work. BLUE RIDGE
DECORATING Co. Georgia 1887, IA
Evening star., 1931-12-06

No matter what your prefer
ence is in STYLE, DESIGN, or
COLOR you will find in our
display of Used Cars a model or
make to satisfy your desires.
PACKARD USED'CARS,
18th and Kalorama Road NV.
tAsK THE MAN WHO OWNS osxs
CONTINUED on Next PaEcy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
WATERVILLE INDIES
 OPPOSE PUTSICS
Rival Quintets Clash To- night at Mary Abbott Gym-Friars in New town Tomorrow

Ray Snyder's Putsic Friars face IL busy weekend of basketeering starting tonight for three success sive evenings with three reputable teams. Tonight the Putsics make their debut on the Mary Abbott school court meeting Clarke Cooks Waterville Indies.
 The Indies are to be strength ened for this game by the addition of "Ripper" Coer, former Chase luminary and Amateur league per- former Big Jack" Keefe of the Boys Club, and "Firpo'' Masters of the West Sides.
 Tomorrow night the Friars in- wade Newtown where they stack up against the town team in the first of q "here and there series.
 Saturday night the red clad "" boys show at the central "Y" against the St Paul M. l.. church team, Hartford church league champions of 1928-29. As a preliminary to this game the St Johns church team meets the Zi-Theta-Pi quintet start ing promptly at 8 bells.
 Wednesday night of next week the Putsics invade Bridgeport to play the Laurel A. A. at the Central high chool gym. The Laurels are the same team which defeated the House of David twice and last year represented Connecticut in the A. A. U. tournament at Kansas City where they were eliminated in the third round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
Rumors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The Grist Of Athletic Contest
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
Their New Year Resolutions
 Guaranteed For Two Weeks
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Joe St Lou-Neve laugh than minutes Cat time) at those Joe Miller jokes told the Board of Finance meetings
 Dan LeayTo celebrate his DIAMOND jubilee by putting that three in hock
 Commissioner Tom DonahueNo listen telephone calls New York.
 Coach Jimmy LeeTo win least football game 193 If it's against Mike Conlons Janatoria Eleven.
 Coach Bill Roper-ln driving Phly, himself AROUND Princeton rather than through it.
 J. Francis Boand-To hope for enclosed athletic field carly release from St Mary Hospital Second Jef
 Red Tom Navn-Never with the law especially when enforced by a blackjack.
 Herb Smitho sponsor legislation knives not cut through those leather lobby chairs.
 Charley Leader-o advocate Lynn, Mass the capital New England
 Coach Billy ShohdTo buy copy The Life Works of Gil Dobie, and then give Wiby 'ihc works
 Boxer Joe Emmons-More opportunities throw electric bulbs
 Arthur January LunnyTo beat Fred Carr mef and not ask for l2 strokes handicap golf.
 Fred Foslek Carr-Io beat Lunny and of it.
 Paul r-lo have introduce him club pres- iden.
 Bobby M(rahTo ignore all egrams collect regardless the
 Jack kely-lo be absolute positive all his wri right.
 M w. Genaro--Not to forget his aulfower goes to the hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
AFOREMENTIONED
 END Y'S RIVALS

The first of q three game series between the hoop teams of the North End and Brooklyn "Y" teams will be played tonight at the Brooklyn hut as the feature game of a dou- bIe header In the preliminary the Eagles will line up against the Flashes for the midget league title.
 srhe North End 'Y" arc rep resented by q stellar group of court sters including Al Dobkins of Wash ingtOn college, Harry Huey. former Crosby captain, "Tippcr" Harnick Of AIS Tire, Juic Martino. former Will by eager. Honey" kulman. Hennie Santopietro. Captain Horrigan and Joe Janneito. The Brooklyns Will take the floor with Willie Carroll. Frankie DiBiase and "YanoT' Car roll of amateur league fame, Cap tain Rice, Mickey Higpinston of Dusty fame and Hank" Gegan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
CROSBY HOOPMEN
 ON EDGE FOR BIG
 GAME TOMORROW

trOSby's ready and able basket ball payers went through their first organized workout since the Alumni game yesterday under direction of Coach Billy Schofeld, who has just returned from the football coaches convention in New York city. Real IZlnE tn" strength of the opposition which they will face tomorrow night, the boys and their leader are making the most of the short time they have 10 prepare for the contest with Tracy Garey's Torrlngton high school combine which comes to the Wllby gym tomorrow evening load cd Tor bears and with the express object of hanging the first defeat of the season on Schoiield's stalwarts.
 Ready To Go
 Following two hour drill yes- terday the young mentor was satis- lied that his charges have lost none or their dash and pep. and to make certain of that, he ordered another light practice for this afternoon at the Wllby gymnasium. All the Dlay- CTS both regulars and reserves. are Tn good shape, even the color of Bossy Harnick's left optic having changed from n deep purple 10 n shade almost approaching pink.
 Worth While
 Toirfngton has never yet failed to bring down n team that proved easy for local athletes and this years aggregation is no exception, when one considers they knocked off the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
erden Manager Puts Local Team On Gride For Game
Hllies Defeat " / Hill HOOpmen

X Red Gladney'ss Washington Hillics opened its 1931~@ basketball season las. night by defeating the fast step ping Washington Hill Speedboys. This was the first defeat suffered by tie Speedboys this year. The. HiIlies outplayed their opponents from the start and held the lead throughout .Jo oe Brophy and Johnny Shell star led for the winners scoring 29 points between them. while McKeown and were the losers best bets. The winners issued a challenge to any junior team in the city for games to be played on the opponents floor. They would like to hear from the Royal Blues, Leaders. Mill Plain Jrs, or any other junior team. For games answer through the Democrat.
 Box Score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
Star Waters in
 Winsted To-day

Winsted, Jan 1.-The Winsted Y. M. c. A. basketball team will play the Star Water A. c. quintet of Wa terbury, here this afternoon at three p. m.
 Preceding the game there will he an exhibition of gymnastics by tile Cadets and Junior Leaders corps. Tho Senior Leaders Corps will give night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
HARRINGTON BROTHERS SEEK COURT GAMES

The Darlington brother basket ball team showing Hennic, Louie, Jackie. Teddy and "Gimp' In the frs string lineup, make their first appearance on the clIalkcd surface in Winstcd the latter part of next week against the Winstcd Town team. The brOth- CTS have been practicing together for three weeks and are awaiting games with the Naugatuck Elm. cralds. Kiclty brothers Of Watcr- town and other leading scIni-prO teams. The Washington Hills Of the City Amateur League may bc the CarringtOns' first Waterbury opponent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
DETROIT CHILDREN FOUND
 THERE WAS A SANTA

Detroit. (UP)-There was Santa Claus this year for every Detroit boy and girl who wrote to him.
 Postmaster Charles Kellogg in- structed employees of the department to relay all letters addressed to Santa Claus" to the Old Newsboys' association. The former practice was to relegate Santa Claus m issives to the dead letter office.
 The old Newsboys' associa ton provided clothing and toys for 40,- 900 needy Detroit children on Christmas Eve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
CITY COLLEGE IN
 WIN OVER YALE

New York, Jan 1 - The City Col lege basketball team kept it's win ming record unbroken last night by defeating Yales quintet at the 1O2d Engineers Armory, 27 to 24.
 After De Phillips had missed a foul try, Trupin, opened scoring ac- tivities by intercepting Yale pass under the Eli basket and then drib- bling the length of the field for goal. O'Neill missed foul try for Yale. but McGowan made good on long shot from the field to tie the SC ore at 2-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
NAUCATUCK BEATS
 ALUMNI QUINTET

ePte Foley's Naugatuck High team showed slight Improvement over re- cent games last nigh. trouncing the Alumni quintet 32 to 24 at the Nau- gatuck ~ Red" Scally and Schaeffer were the big noises in the winners exhibition. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
SPIRES HANDED SIO FINE

Los Angeles. Jan 1-CCP)-Arth- UT "The Great" Shires. the ball player, boxer and newlywed. was found guilty In municipal court last night on a charge of intoxication and paid q s10 fine rather than 20 tc jail for 10 days
 Shires was arrested Monday when r.. wandered into the Hollywood posice station. A charge of carry - trass knuckles was dismissed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
IIillics \. c
YALE HOCKEYISTS WIN

New Haven, Conn, Jan 1-(UP) The Yale hockey team continued ics unbroken string of victories by defeating St Mary's college 3 to ] In fast, rugged game. At the Arena last night.
 Bostwick, FIether and Todd SCOT eG for Yale and Brink for the mid
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01

State mltidlcwclght champion, who was matched yesterday by Promo tcrs MullIgan and COppetto for the main bout at Buckingham hall, on Thursday, January 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01

Score at half time: C. C. N. Y. 15, Yale 8. Referee, Brennan, CEastern Association); umpire Murray, (Eastern Intercollegiate As- sociation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01

The French merchant mar.1e now has l3l ships burning fuel oil for boiler heating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01

strong aggressive club from Central high. Bridgeport. Local basketball followers are certain of seeing n bang-.up game when these rivals get together.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01

Famed Coventry. England. is be- coming ambitious and wants to an- mex i2.00O acres to double the area af the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-01
Naugatucl<.

Score nt half time Alumni 10, 6. Referee-J. Raytkwich. 8 minute periods.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-08-14
NewEeatureS
at our
StateEair
BY Montfort Amory

New exhibits and attractions
will feature the program or the
Minnesota State Fair and North
west Livestock Show, September
5 to IL. Outstanding events VIII
be:
Daily flights by an autogiro.
Shooting a Man from a Cannon
Old-Fashioned Balloon ascen-
sion.
Multiple Parachute Jumps.
Ituri Pygmy Village.
Exhibit of Chinese torture meth
DDS.
Scotch Highlanders band.
Senior Cimijotti's Dancing
Horses.
Police Dogs in wall climbing
act.
Two Million Dollar livestock
show.
100000 Art show.
Evening Horse Show. September
Z, s, 9, 10 and II.
25 worlds famous auto racers
Johnny ]. Jones Exposition
"The World on Parade" with
fireworks spectacle.
Boy Scout Camp and Indian
Village.