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PERSONAL.


I
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE
5sb q pe! III. s.s sSs e R o. e
60 ofeFs ;,s complete tyn nsiJ cars ears, and all
pPPoO I Steel B Bsris vault
may Be had from Chambers for ss5. In case
& Co. dfiRR cor cor t 6Ssp Fsfss w osss
REDuCING-,-1O TREATMENTS, IS; CABINET
Turkish baths 2akihg o siec. treatments re-
for and deliver your dress cleaned and
pressed, .sl0O. Mems suits, 75c. One-day
co 2Os is sif Sc NV war North
NURSE WITH EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORT
sS d a s'e ASm $685. e isss Ko
WANTED-FIRsT TENOR 70 SING WITH
Ssset Boy ap cee
DANCING BALL ROoM) TAUGHT BY
iSSdi sSr E5sE Es STUDIO aoss st. NV,
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN. DURING THE
DAY Sunny Sunny, rooms sp5i warm lunchi best OF
sBs and ssFs g &c patients IL HOME CSC y
the hour Atlantic fss4. '''N'N-.''' -
TUTHILL SCHOOLS DAYS KDG. GRADES
one dat fass. 1850 MintWoOd DE kd. I.4+5.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE, tire and battery store; good
sell Lincoln 10iis
GROCERY STORE for sale, reasonable. 4I4
Mass. ave. NV. Metropolitan 1908.
WANT TO BUY peanut vending machine
Box s47-J. Star Once. 22'
FRUIT, candy, cigars and soft drinks; SIPS
Il sold this week; good reason for selling.
LUNCH ROOM, going business, very reason
able. Apply sol G st. NV.
BEAUTY PARLOR wanted By Responsible
party; must be reasonably priced; state all
financial details. Address Box 1901, Star
EXECUTIVE, .distributlon manager, contact
ana arsss tile sssssisal big Tstgrns in view I'D
GASOLINE, accessories, batteries; 2Soo
eqnippedi established business; cali and in
LUNCH ROOM with soda fountain and 10
rooms above; rent from rooms more than
siSoo Address Box $685. gpe star ONCE s'
BAKERY, retail, with route; f1ne cash bust
ness public thoroughfare; no competition;
with or without apaFtment: steel body
truck, All for $1,000; one-half cash. Ad-
dress Box 254-H, Star ONCE.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants to buy or
lease moving picture theater in or near
Washington. Address Box $500, Star ONCE.
PRIVATE PARTY, owning hiTh-oIass, well
developed local enterprise. capable doing
half million yearly business, desires party
plete charge of the financial side of same.
Highest reference and good security offered
flee. as
BAKERY, light lunch, in select neighbour
hood' ready for operating. ineluding, COM
location at q moderate rental; heat fur
nished. Apply Thos. F. Burch Co., Inc.
480 Pa. ave. NV. National COLL.
FLOWER SHOP for rent, good central To-
cation. Rent, $50. Owners will take half
of rent in trade. Address BOX 1851 star
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COLLEGE GRADUATE with 9. r. 4. desree
TO teach evening session class In cost &C
counting IN local collegei Walton account
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FORD FoRDoR SEDAN, 1896 driven less
than 5000 miles; substantial reduction In
price; completely equipped; terms IL desired;
low down payment, balance IN twelve
months. See Mr.. Simons, Ford Motor Co,
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SoRD TUDOR SEDAN i55S--In fine condi-
or only S3+S; terms, trade. Triangle Motor
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The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

WANTED TRANSPORTATION FROM 18th
and Rhode Island TO Census. Pot. bi5l-J,
sUPERFLUOUe HAIR KILLED FOREVER BY
Or. Stevens Devltalizlng Cream or money re-
funded 800 Kreege BLDG, HOS @ So. fell
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds. ANTIQUES, silver and sold, Liv,
insstcn a Co., 1918 Sc, NV Nat. 6649.
BEAUTIFUL, EXCLUSIVE HOME OF NURSE
devoted 70 aged, Inv. inyslids; convalesCestSY;
ref sunny ADAMS sS 1854 d0S
snt s Whereabouts Il. II. KasdoS, thirty 1sts
years old, formerly, Of Venice, Calif. Friends
and relatives OF this man will beneft him
greatly By addressing information TO this
paper as settlement OF an important matter
is being withheld for period OF thirty
days in an effort to locate H. NJ. Kasdon
before closing our files. Address Box 29e-H,
Star office.
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-savinE prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman at
tendants to care for your every want. Peo-
Piles Drug Store No. 2, ll01 q st. NV.
SWEDISH MAssAGE-FoR HEALTH, REST
and body building, have q good MASSAGE.
Silver Spring le0.W. ase
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse-masseuse; 10 am. to pm. Pot.
eJel ~ appointments only
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SA1ESMEN

me washington Mutual Casualty Co., .
Ssirance men, needs six ambitious, energetic,
forecful aud convincing statesmen, who nave
q colleae education or its equivalent; 10
the ground floor Of q business that has q
brilliant future where advancement ana re-
Enumeration will be based only on -FOUR ebil-
itS 10 produce Ask for Mr.. Letts. suite
30. 1910 Vermont ave, between and 1880
0Nv dav thie week
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COILECTORS, 8, Experienced, for furniture
Reference required. Address Box Ss0-J, Star
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owner. Who ave I. Frye ne sest y Tse esre sS
terms, trade. Trianele Motor CO., , New
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COOK, white;. no Sunday work; req cell
between and 5, 2 and 8 pm, 500 10th
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CoRNET TEACHER, coiored, eKperieneed,
wanted to give one or two lessons q week,
Address Box Scott. Star once 2as
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COLfEUTOR. experienced, with auto; s.w.
section; good commission. Address BOX
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.

DRIVING NEW YORK tomorrow, Chevrolet
coach; can take four; SO each; return sun
day. Call Nat 9078 1882 Eye st. NV.
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coaches. We. honestly. DO not believe you
prices anywhere. The condition Of the above
cars is Tar above the average ana an are
guss, Rome 8 s Sse vs sssss Sosrs
dealers, 1909 18th st. NV DecStnf ziai0
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BOY. about IS, IN real estate once, to col
erence required Address BOX 4oi-J, star
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COLLECTORS, to collect on monthly &C.
Recommendation from last employer. Apply
Ans International Bldg
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Is4s you ST. NV.

1876 YOU 81. NV.
BIG TRANSFER CORNER, ,
SUITABLE FOR MEATS, GREEN GRO
CERES, LADIES' HATS, UNDERWEAEt
AND GARMENTS, OR HOME BAkESx
AFFLECK REALTY CO., 1875 N. y. AVE.
S35O-ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rms, baths.
S450--Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50.
$550-Rooming house. u rooms; rent $40.
$375-Rooming house, 8 rooms; rent, 500.
S750-Rooming house, 8 rooms; rent, $50.
S900-Roomtng house, IL rooms, baths.
S1,l00-Rooming house, II rooms, baths.
$l,500-BCardinR house, 10 rooms, baths;
filled; beautiful house; good income
$550-Grocery, old stand; rent, SIS.
$i'200o-grocery and Z roomsi rent ssS.
S2,500-Grocery and rooms, corner; rent,
SIS; business $3.50 weekly.
$450-Confect., old stand; cheap rent.
Sl,300-Confect. and rooms; rent, $50.
$l,100-Lunch, old stand; long lease: rent
$40; colored trade. A bargain.
So, 500 Restaurant on boulevard near ID. C.;
beautifully equipped; good business;
fast-growing section; owners will sac
rihce to party having $4,000.
r. M. CURTIS, $40 18th st. NV. Nat 1882.
CHICKEN DINNER PLACE.
Large house, containing IA rooms, baths,
lavatories, e.m.i.. l0-car garage: large lot;
on prominent boulevard in nearby Mary
land. Elegant proposition for right party.
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
i4l5 st. NV. Nat. 1850.
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CARPENTERS, paperhangers, painters and
bricklayers. Address BOX ST2-J, star once.
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BRICK MAsONs-Fort George q. Meade,
Md. Open shop conditions. Apply National
Contracting Corp, on operation,
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MEN, q; neat appeartnsl s25 and liberal
commission conditional TO start; permanent
repeat trade experience not necessary We
train you IN the held. Call after pm; ZIG
Insurance BLDG, 907 18th st. nv : 2zs
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MEN, 81 for special work, capable OF ham
$40 per week; must be neat, educated ana
willing to work hard; no experienee OF cap
BLDG, 8 70 5 pm. outside men write
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
. Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch 216.
ANTIQUES REPAIRED AND RESTORED.
furniture reflniShed. Chairs caned. w. l..
RUFFNER. Ga. 2S64-J 2ls
RENOVATED, springs, mattresses,
pillows. feather mat; down comfort, re-cov-
cred. Ideal Bedding Co, 622 E NV. Nat. 4094
BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril-
,sed by process approved by Health Dept.
Bedding Co, 22l5 9th st. ne. Decatur 0755
MATTRESSES. box SPRINGS and
R9%s rene; peSt Tbcfs ana prpNP $50
repairss porches, parti-
tinns, new floors, shelving, cabinets, odd Jobs
reliable. ]. RoWen lz6 Mass. ave. Met. 2l46.
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HELP--..MEN.

ATTORNEY who will offer limited once ac-
asencyI legal work. Address BOX sso-J.
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TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS
SEE IFS FIRST.

,APrrAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE co.
LARGEST BUSINESS BROKERAGE con-
;ERN IN WASHINGTON, ESTAB. 1928. 9Th
DLOQR,. DIST. NAT. BANK BLDG, 1905 @
IT. NV, TEL. MET. 48l3.
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ton almost like new; only silS down, BAL
ance monthly pohanka Service. li26 goth
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MEN3Opening for 10 active men Of good
appearance, ages II to 60s pleasant outside
work for nationally known organization PEI
manent employment for men willing 70 Work,
Apply ia person to the field manager, groVnd
foor. Mills Bldg. 18th and q SITS. snsWs pe+
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MAN, with Hfht car, tor outslde ,W9rk !n
service and sales department OF well known
local organization; must be neat APPEARING,
. hard worker, accustomed to earning $l2o
Friday y7g National Press Bids.
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FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORP.
will increase its sales force for
Spring and Summer seasons;
permanent positions for men
with ambition and intelligence.
Apply Friday, $50 to noon, 1000
lexington pl. ne.
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FURNITURE FINIbHERr-We want Q man
who wants to make extra money In spare
time, rehnishing and touching up radio cab
inets. Amply Gil III Sc. NE, after ~ noon.
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5OlsD EOApSTER, i929-Beautiiul dark
maroon nnish; like new, only 800 miles:
Ial S0-day guarantee: hne tires, well equip
PED; must be seen 70 be Appreciated; only
ssz62; Shsrner Motor Co., iTSl You 60. NV.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, IoS9-Fully equipped,
excellent mechanical condition, clean; dark
bIue nnish, good tires; 1855; your car ID
trade. Barry-Pate Motor CO., ISIS ehsr-
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ESSEX 1899 eEDAN-Eine condition; only
$780,; terms also. Don't waste our time II
you haven't deposit: I'LL 18th 81. NV.
FORD ENGINE HEADS welded. $3.50 ana
81 so; gasoline tanks welded in the car, IS. so.
Weldit Co., SIG lat At n ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ALL KINDS OF ANTIQUES and modern fur
ntture. We win rdy highest market prices
for rare and desirable furniture. Call the
Lincoln Co., Metropolitan 1917. The firm
that buys anything of value.
APPAREL, mems, women's and ehildren's,
and furniture oBen descriptions wanted for
rummage sale. Gather up what you have
7th st. NV, Net. p7sS and 77Se. PAY essh.
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Paperhanging and Painting.
Rooms papered, SIS up. Deal direct with
mechanic; get better york for less money.
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PouLTRY AND EGGS.

sALE-I0, 900 dressed pound squads; imm
diate shipment. DR.. o. II. DuRant, 10
Harvard st.. Apt. 116,
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN, le30-Perfect CON
gee Mr.. Roper. iii lsth 81. NV.
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MANICURE, 55c; HAIR CUT. 25c; MARCEL,
Csc; hot oil Csc; work guar. or no charge.
stewards 92l 2 NV. NotoX dyeing.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (EST 1919.
Friday Special Until 9 PM, the Famous
MARBLE HONOUR FACIAL, 3Sc.
Permanent Wave, Complete, SIS.
1925 N. II. Ave. cit 14th st. NV.
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PrERCE-ARROw 90 sEDAN-IAta model.
This Is q smaller model with headlights IN
leader and is being sold ut fraction of true
value; car perfect in every respect; sacriflc-
ing Tor only 1896; can allow terms and your
You st. NV. North 1865.
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PONTIAC ROADsTERs 1880 = umbie-seat
cheap ct $500 but was repossessed for BAL
ance, Of 1925; it's yours for that, II you are
not late. National Auto Sales Co., So New
York ave. ne. Open till pm.
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ESSEX COUPE. Ib1e-Rumbie-soat SOB, iooke
Ike new; runs Ike new: 8 anap aE 1895,
easy terms. 81 New York ave. ne. Open
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Phone National 1881.

wEscATTERs. go Pa AVE, NV.
Household effects, merchandise, stocks
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years serVinR
the WASHINGTON public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09
Local People Win
 HOnOrs at StOrrs
Commissions Degrees and Diplomas Awarded
 Yesterday

Charles M. Dittrich, Jr, of Water bury received a commissiQSf in the Oficers' Reserve, Corps at the annual exercises of the Con- lnecticut Agricultural college at Haw- Hey Armory last night in Storrs. Captain Thornton Chase, professor of military science and tactics, made |the recommendation to Dittrich and |other senior members of the class. The E. Stevens Henry scholarship iof $50 for the sophomore whose scholastic standing as freshman was highest was awarded to Gilbert H. Nase of Thomaston. Degrees with high distinction were awarded to Herbert c. Fowler of Woodbury in economics and Wesley Garrigus of Storrs in animal hus- bandry.
 Waterbury students who were pre- sented diplomas included, Charles M
 Dittrich Jr, Helen l.. Shanahan
 Isabel D. Badger, Josephine M. and
 Kathleen R. Fitzgerald. Dorothy F.
 Hine. Ralph B. Pierpont and Nor man M Smith,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09

Boston university with its ten de- |partments and 14,000 students com |prises a large university family in more than one sense, for 1t not only has four pairs of twins and seven leases of three members of the same family attending B. U. but there are |1l5 sister, brother, broth and sister, Tor husband and wife combinations. Waterbury has a family which has three children in the school, two of them graduating next Monday. Mrs Nellie Hanlon of 1S1 East Main street will see her two daughters, Catherine and Lucille graduate while Grace will go into her second year lat the school.
 Catherine will graduate from the Boston U. Law school: Lucille, who spent two years in New Rochelle, will get her B. A. degree from the Boston U., and Grace will continue her course in business administra- tion.
 Most of the family groups come from Boston and vicinity, but there are dozens of other family pairs and |trios from across the United States, Massachusetts, Rhdoe Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire. Wisconsin, Washington, Pennsyl- vania, and California to Porto Rico.
 Boston university has its Boston, Winthrop, Dorchester, and South Manchester, Conn twins. In the case
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09
ACTIVITIES OF
 FEDERAL AGENTS
Made Rounds of City Last Night But Reported No Offenders
HARRY KRASOW BUSY

Notwithstanding the, presence here last evening of a squad of fed eral agents and their reported actiy- ities in various parts of the city, there were no new cases before United States Commissioner Harry Krasow today. Two defendants ap- peared before the commissioner and one this morning. Today Rocco Longo of Meadow street was ordered held under bonds of $1,000 for a hearing in the United States federal court during the week of Septem- Der 22nd.
 Yesterday afternoon probable cause was found in the case of Ber- nard Thompson, who was released under bonds of $1,000, pending his appearance in the U. s. court in September. The case of John F. Fitzgerald was postponed until June 18th. These two men surrendered to the federal authorities as the re- suit of raids made in. the eastern section of the city last Friday eve ming. The places visited were form erly owned by John o'Brien and An drew Geary.
 Many of the recent arrests made by the federal dry agents were the result of the work of undercover men. who have been buying drinks in various places. They are supposed to be qualified to judge the alcoholic content of 8 drink by the taste.
 Edward Cestar, 20, who gave his address as Ashley street was under summons to appear in the police court of Fair Haven today as the result of being captured with truck load of beer. The truck he is alleged to have been operating at the time was found to be unregistered. Three charges were filed against him. H. legal transportation of beer. oper- ating without license and registra- tiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09
glRLs CAPTURE COVETED WILEY PRIZES
BUSINESS IN THE
 POLICE COURT
Many Offenders Brought Before Judge John J
 McG Grath To-day
ONE MAN WENT TO JAIL

His alibi of no work, no money and no food failed to save Louis Wiukus, 39, of 754 Railroad Hill street on the charge of theft. Three bottles of milk were introduced in court as evidence against the ac- cused.
 Judge John F. McGrath. who iz somewhat familiar with Wilkus' past record, indicated that the defendant when he had the opportunity to work, wouldn't; when he had money to give his wife, wouldn't and as far as food was concerned. the court in- timated that if Wilkus took one in- stead of three bottles. his story might have been accepted. He was fined SIC and costs and went 10 jail.
 Patrolman Carl Hespelt testified that the police had received several complaints from residents of the Brooklyn district that someone has been pilfering the cream for theii coffee" and in fact milk intended for babies. At 4:30 o'clock this morning Patrolmen Hespelt and Patrick O. Rourke surprised Wilkus in the act of walking home with three quarts of the lacteal fluid. 'It was my first time". explained WilDus.
 The next time friends of Tim othy Morgan, 20, of William street see two acquaintances having it out with their fists he is going to ob- serve strict neutrality. Early this morning Morgan attempted to pre- vent George E. Angel, 23. of Mum son avenue and John Walsh, 23, ot the Meriden road from settling their affair of honor at the intersection of Hamilton avenue and Bridge street. The result was all three were placed under arrest. Horgan explain ed his role as peacemaker and wal discharged. His two friends were given suspended sentences.
 street was placed on probation for six months. He was charged with causing a disturbance in his horne end darIinipr fo wark
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09
Wins American Legion Prize Auto Crash on
 Chase Parkway Two Persons Injured When Machines COllided
 To-day

Two men were slightly injured in an automobile crash on the Chase Parkway to-day. The machines in- volved in collision consisted of q truck operated by George Farley ot '94 Cherry street and Richard Rom CT of 29 Challenton avenue, White Plains N. Y.
 Isidore Kleinfield of Amaryllls avenue and Robert Conlon of 91 Clinton avenue were thrown out of the truck and suffered number of bruises. MT Kleinfield suffered a severe laceration of the scalp that X-rays were taken. The proofs were negative. Both men were later dis. charged from the hospital.
 A report of the accident was filed with the police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09
Sisters Graduating
 From Boston U. !
Catherine and Lucille HanIon Receive Diplomas Monday
 Another Sister, Grace Ready for Sophomore Year

of three of the pairs, both go to the |same department. They are claimed by the school of education, school |of religious education and social service, college of business adninis-, |tration evening division. The fourth |pair has divided its choice between college of business administration |evening division and the college of liberal arts. The four sets of twins vary in ages from z0fto S8 years. Springfield claims three families lin the three mem bers-of -san1e-f fam. lily group. Others live in West Rox- bury. Jamaica Plains, Dorchester. Nashua. N. H.. and Waterbury, Conn.
 The greatest age difference between the youngest and oldest in the same family attending B. U is twenty four years.
 The greatest number of 'stwo-in- |same family combination' is found lin Boston proper, which has four lteen. There are seven from Cam bridge six from Somerville, and Dorchester, and five from Lynn and Roxbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-09
FUNERALS

2 :
 The funeral of Mrs. Anna E. Freter of 1127 Hamilton avenue will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o' o'clock from the Anderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue. with Rev. Thomas Feltman of the Advent Christian church officiating. Burial will be In old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Leary, widow of John Leary, was held this morning from her home, |28 Albion street at S:15 o'clock to SS. Peter and Paul church, where a solemn high requiem mass was cele- bratedi at o'clock by Rev. James Woods assisted by Rev. Thomas Null |cahy, deacon and Rev. George Car roll sub-deacon. Rev Francis O. Shea and Rev. Peter Cuny were seat ed in the sanctuary. Burial was in new St. Joseph's cemetery with