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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
FUNERALS

The funeral of Patrick J. Cava- naugh, former president of the Master Barbers' association was held this morning at 8:15 o'clock from the Mulville Funeral home, 27O Yves t Main street to St Mar garet church where a solemn mass of requiem was celebration at 9 o'clock by Rev Peter Daly assisted by Rev James Roche and Rev James Danaher. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with committal services by Father Roche. The pail bearers were: William Knightly, James Donahue and William Ne vile, representing the Eagles and Joseph Monaghan, representing the Spanish War Veterans and Joseph Renna and Peter Disco representing the Master BarberS association.
 The funeral of Lawrence Tar rigoni will take place tomorrow morning at 9:15 o'clock from the home, 81 Barnes street extension. to St Lucy's church where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Committal services for Paul 'Palen were held yesterday after noon in Rosendale cemetery, Ro- sendale, N. Y., with services by Rev w. Moreton owen, assisted by Rev Ernest Palen of the Collegiate Dutch Reformed church of New York city.
 The funeral of Mrs Ida Briotti, wife of John Briotti will be held tomorrow morning at 7:45 o'clock from the home, 83 Barnes street extension to St Lucy's church where 6 requiem mass will be eel. ebrated at 8:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Funeral services for Mrs Jose. phine Anna HumistoD, wife or John c, Humiston will be held thls afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Ches. hlro Congregational church with Rev J, IT. Bainton officiating. Btlfs iaI will be in Hamden Plains eeme. tery, Ifamden. at 2 o'clock.
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 The funeral Of Mrs Mary Bolton, widow of John Bolton, will be held tomorrow morning at kiih o'clock from the home, s7 Emerald street, io the Church Of the Immaculate Conception where a feaulsm mass will be celebrated ni [ o'clock, Burial will be IB Calvary cemetery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
Used Accounts of
 Wealthy to Get
 $15,OOO in Goods


 Boston, Oct 4-U. P.) = Mrs Josephine Shmokaluk, "A. attrac- tive mother of two children, was held to-day charged with obtain ing $15,000 in merchandise from department stores by using the charge accounts of prominent Bos- ton families and passing worthless checks.
 According to police, she stole bank statements and department store bills from mail boxes, and with this information was able to have goods charged and forged checks over period of IS months.
 Mrs Shmokaluk, wife of a de- partment store salesman, was ar rested when she attempted to have a fountain pen repaired after the holder of the account to which she had charged the pen had protested the purchase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
Waterbury Man.
 in Truck Mishap
Driver Escaped Injury When Vehicle Rolled
 Down Hill

Thomas Butler of 133 James street, this city, escaped injury early yesterday morning when a heavily loaded truck which he was driving rolled backward down a 2O0-foot stretch of Southington Mountain and went over an efn- bankment. Butler and his assist ant leaped from the machine.
 The truck was loaded with show cases from the International Silver Company and was coming in the direction of Waterbury. The ma- chine was registered in the name of the Byrolley Trucking company of Springfield, which is part of the fo- cal firm of the same name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
BUDGET IN STATUS QUO
Unified Bank Plan
 Meets Opposition
L. Andrew, VicePres First National Bank and Trust
 Co. Ottuma, la, Voices Sentiment at Convention

ton and to the pull and avarice of politicians, would be againstthe tents of good banking and good public policy.
 Those in favor of such a move must advance some arguments in it's favor. However, l have been unable to find any which would withstand the light of careful req soning. It is an effort to destroy the sovereignty of our statse and to force upon the people one of the final steps in federal governmental control which has, in the majority of cases, proved disastrous to American business. To centralize the control of all banking re- sources in the hands of one or two men, subject to the changes in po- litcal administration, will receive little deefnse fromthe thoughtful man or woman"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
$50,0 ,000 Quota
 Given Tentative Endorsement
No New Positions Created = Present Divisions of Work Maintained Monthly Report Lists Six Deaths From Pneumonia and Four Due to Consumption

Budget figures for the health department for the year of 1888, now in the hands of Executive Sec retary Thomas P. Kelly, remain practically the same. The health department will function on an ap- propriation of approximately $50,- 900, pr E. J. Godfrey, local health officer. stated to-day. The tenta- tive budget for the department has been approved by the members of the board of health.
 No new positions are created in the tentative 1893 schedule of ap- propriations for the department and the present divisions on health work are maintained, such as school doctors and nurses, labora-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04

UFFENDALE-Hen Uffendale, aged 79 years, dided this morning at the home of his nephew, Albert Uffendale of 79 Lone Oak avenue as the result of a heart attack. He had been resident of this city for 55 years and for 63 years was employed by the Waterbury But ton Co. He retired about three years ago. He was a member of the, Baptist church and for a number of years was deacon or the church.
 MT Uffendale is survived by one brother, Issiah, four nephews ana three nieces. :.
 The funeral will be held from the Luddy funeral home 25 Central avenue Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Key David Gaines officiat- ing. Burial will be in Riverside cem- etery.
 GILL-Mrs Lucy A. Gill, wife of Thomas W. Gill, prominent plumb ing contractor, died yesterday af- ternoon at her home, 112 High street after an illness of two weeks. She was born in this city. the daughter of the late William and Lucy Barrett Smith. Mrs Gill was highly respected resident of the eastern section of the city and had acquired wide circle of friends by her genial disposition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04

tory, pre-school clinics and so forth.
 Dr Godfrey's report for the past month on communicable diseases showed four deaths from bronchial pneumonia in Waterbury, two from lobar pneumonia, three from pulmonary tuberculosis, one from other forms of tuberculosis, and one from diphtheria.
 The report also showed as exist ing during the month two cases of diphtheria, three of measles, six of bronchial pneumonia, four of lobar pneumonia, nine of pulmonary tue berculosis, two of typhoid fever. one of tetanus and one of dysen- tery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
VACATION
 CONTEST!
SPONSORED BY BARONE'S BARBER SHOP 6 Bank Street

Which starts October 18th, and will result in the winner enjoying a. Six Day Trip to Bermuda, all ex- penses paid including First-class Passage, Hotel, Sightseeing Tours, etc, In addition to the first prize, there will be 100 Cash Awards given to those who enter. There are no entrance fees. no expense on your part whatsoever. Every thing is FREE.
 The purpose of this VACATION CONTEST is to acquaint the people of Waterbury with the high class work that we turn out. For many years in Waterbury we have stood as the criterion of tonsorial per- lection. Our perfect sanitation, our modern equipment, our up-to- the-minute methods of operation, our attention to the smallest details and the degree of courtesy prac- ticed by our attendants have for long period of time been highly considered by many of Waterbury's leading citizens engaged in all walks of life. It is to enlarge our clientele that we are engaging In this campaign.
 I Ou uO HOI udNS lo Oc e P'eio" of our shop to be eligible to enter this contest, which will run from October 15, 1882, to April 15, 1883.
 Each multiple of 25 cents worth of work done will be equivalent to 1 vote. and all votes will be cast in 8 ballot box in our shop. A com mittee of representative men and women will supervise the ballot. consisting Of Ex-Mayor William Sandland; Miss Julia M. Smith. Manager of the State Theater; Col. Wm. J. Shanahan. Mrs Ger trude s. Bowes, commissioner Of the Board of Education and Casper M. spearo, clothing merchant.
 We will be pleased to answer all questions pertaining to the CON. TEST. Sign the coupon entrance blank and mali or bring it In.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
DIED.

DIED. KEIsFE--fn this city, october {, street. FunsraI arraneements later.
 COURTEMANCHE-Jn this city, October iiess Alphonss D nss ,,e. ceurts. r,,. o'clock t0 st Ann's church. Burial in Celltnsviiie cemetery. GrLfs--In this city, oetobaF. 4, ipse, Mrs Lucy A. .dilf of iie Hish street. Funeral arrangements later, uFpBsDALEs-IBt this city. october {, ieas, Henry Unendaie 0f 70 Lone oak avenue. FuneFei ThufHaas afternoon At aise o'clock BufiAi in Riverside cemetery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
MASSES.

O'CONNOR-A 9th anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated to- morrow morning at 8 o'clock, at St Margaret's church, for the repose of the souls of Mrs Mary O'Connor and James OConnor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-04
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their floral offerings and the sym pathy and Kindness shown during our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved mother, Mrs Mary Campion.
 THE CAMPION FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-28
50 Big With
 Stanwyck, Lyric
Ben Lyon Booked as Co.
 feature Over Week.

Barbara stanwyck In "So Big" is the attraction opening tomorrow at the Lyric theater, and from ad. vance accounts it seems extremely likely that the coming of this par- ticuiar picture will stand out as one of the really big events of the present season.
 To begin with there's Barbara Stanwyck herself---a very comedy and talented young 1dy whose name alone Is "plenty box office" as show people say. Her role In rSo Big" as Selinka Pcnke,i the girl whose story from childhood to old age Is the central theme of the plot, is the finest bit of work that Barbara has yet accomplished on the screen.
 And then the cast of ''so Big" In addition to Barbara Stanwyck, Is woi tn consideration by discrim- mating movie patrons. George Brent is leading man--that hand. some and stalwart young lrishman who has brought new style fn heroes to Hollywood. You can sum up George Brent by saying that he is n he-man without being hard boiled--and he has a rich store of Irish cllarm. Then there's little D,ckie Moore, five years old nnd alrcndy screen star. Dlckie has already "stolcn'' moro pictures from famous screen celebrities than any other player in. Holly. wood. according to those who keep tabs on, such matterss Bette Dnviir |, in the cast too--a blonde and VI. vacious miss who is rising rapid,v in the cinematic sky. And there's Mae Madison and Hnrdie Albrlght and Robert Warwick i. and Arthur stone and Earle Fox and Alnn! Hale and Dorothy Peterson an'l nbout 20, more. nlakirgF up one oi | the strongest casts ever assembled by n. Hollywood studio.
 Second feature-- Ben Lyon I' sPtst, n Tltp sfslvt, erv M tte fe.@t5 5tf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-28
Double Feature 1 Bill at Alhanbra

To begin with. there's Barbara stanwyck herself--n very comcly and talented young lady whose name n'one Is ''plenty box. ofice.
 as show people say. Her role m
 "So Big" as Selina Penlsc. tho gir! whore story from childhood to old age is the central theme of the plot. gis the finest bit 7of work that Barbara has yet accomplished on tho screen. @ ., fin addition to. Barbara Stnnwyck
 is worth consideration by ,discrim- ' mating movie patronss George Brent Is lending gmnn--that hnnd- some and stalwart young 1rishman who has brought . new style in heroes to Hollywood. :. You can
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-28

H ' .al H.F l-f.. sum up George Brent by sayinr that he is n he.man without beink hard -boiled--and he has rich store of Irish charm. Then thcre's little Dickieg Moore. five years old and already e. screen star.. Dickir has already "stolch" more pictures from famous screen celebrities than any other player In Holly
 wood, according to those wh" keep tab3 on such matters. Bet,c Davis Is in the cast .too--n blonde and viyacious miss who Is rising rapidly In the cincnntic sky. And there's Mae Madison and Hardie Albright and Rbbert Warwick and Arthur Stone nhd Earle Fox and Alan. Hale and Dorothy Petcrsoh and about twenty more, making up one of the strongest casts ever as. som bled by q Hollywood studio.
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el5 MARYLAND AVE E-ENTIRE End
floor. rooms and kitchen. tile bath store
room closets; ami convenient to cars
and business: lovely street. reasonable
adults Sunday or after )
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SO2l 18th ST. NV. PETWORTH-2 ROOMS
complete kitchen, bath and screened porch.
entire 2nd floor, private home; gas. heat
and light furnished; Gentles; in family;
chllGren
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW 5-RM. APT, $50.
Modern fireproof building. close to Govt
depts. finest equipment tile bath and
Best Value in ' city Phone Me-. 1859.
1921 CONN. AVE NV.
AT NEW kLINGLE BRIDGE.
Modern Corner Apartment.
All Modern Commences
rooms st aad bath 90 e 90 mo-
THE CRESTHILL.
l4,'O BELMONT ST. NV.
Cool airy apartments, near beautiful
Meridian Park All modern eonveniences-
2 rooms. kit. and bath. ............. 80
3 rooms kit. and bath, two
poIcneS .'.'''..'''.'' .'N'-oo w '''''
1902 ;0th ST. NV.
room. combination dinette-kitchen- m
2 rooms nD kit kit" and bath. cleo re- -
MOORE x HILL, INC,
750 18th ST. NV.
PORCH APT.
1880 r. T. AVE NV
2 large room. rec2 hall bath, kitchen
refrigerator; $500; garage.
ANONl)ALf,
1924 p ST. NV
rooms and baths: Will redecorate to
suit tenant. SIS
CANA\AUGH COURT.
1926 nth Ct NV.
room, kitchen and bath. electric
refrigeration. $40.
2 rooms Kitchen and bath automotlc
refrireration, $50 so
\ETHERI A\DS.
1860 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
nd hail
electric refriEeration. s95.
PtRkWOOD,
1916 x ST NV
rooms and bath 500.
THE kE\1O\
27l4 QUARRY RID. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath.
FriRidaire. ssh
Allan F.. Walker x Co.. Inc.
3G2 EGmonds Building
9l7 18th 81 MA $500.
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SO7.5O-REFRIGER.ATION.

Deli2htful apt. OF large liv. rm.. nice
beu rooms. dlrlng alcove. XII. 4 BATH. Every
convenience and overlookS Meridian Park.
One .Quare TO cars. stores. etc. and short
walk to 90 Vntovn and Govt. ueptS Modern
corner apt Apply Janitor 22Ol 18th St NV.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
NOMINATED APARTMENTS.
APT. 3. l430 A ST. Sc
rooms. bath and yard; Installed radio
aerial and outlets; cleo Bryant "a, heaters.
E'0n0T Rs, a. estimated Ap f rs ', y. mo-
MOORE & HILL. INC,
$50 18th ST. NV.
1913 BAY ST. Sc.
Bet. 18th, 18th, B SITS and Mass. Ave.
Large front and rear yards and
porches installed radio aerials, cleo
tricity. Arcola heat. Close to graded
school and Eastern High School
convenient to busses.
) rooms. kitchen and bath. Sll0O.
inquire janitor, in basement of l74O
Bay st.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Nat. POO OPS 18th st. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
THE r., s9 Z II & u
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. ..........s 62 50
3 rms. kit and bath. screened porch. 81 so
General Electric Refrigeration
See Janitor or Resident MANAGER. Apt. 4.
THE HILLSIDE,
14ls CHAPLIN ST NV
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
2 and rms, kit. tile b.. $50 TO s4s near
18th St cars. stores and Meridian Park.
Larse. clean. airy. homelike. Res. Mgr.
THE PORTLAND,
2nd AND SITS NE
Opposite New Supreme Court
Front apartment living room, dressing
room, kitchen. bath with shower: electric
refrigeration free Rent. $3.50. Met 1927
2225 \ ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. $40.
See Manager in Apt. No. l0l, or
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. Dist. Sal.
A FEW CHOICE APARTMENTS
for rent in the Edwards and Frank
lin. 18th and X. l. ave ne. Good
location. reasonable rent
THE HARWlLL.,
1885 X ST. NV.
One room, reception hall kitchen and
One room. kitchen and bath, Murphy bed.
screened porch. $3.50
Electric Refrigeration.
24Hr, Elevator and Switchboard Service.
1920 h 81. NV.
One room and bath; built-n cupboard for
electric Prill; $50
One Toom. kitchen and bath; built-in ice
bcx and china cabinet: $40
1883 BELMONT st. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen, bath reception hall,
dlnet and porch, S53
Electric Refriserstion.
HIGBIE. RICHARDSON &
I'K ANkLlN, INC.
sls 18Th s.. NV. Nat 207s.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS.
1907 K ST NV
rooms, kit and bath .... $40 90 10 1855 %
1927 10th ST, NV
5 rooms and BATH ....... .......- SIS 0C
1872 6 ST NV
2ios ST NV
2 rooms. kit and bath ..-...... $40 81
II. X. HOW ENSTEl\ CO..
1915 H ST NV Dist 0e0s
1881 BELMONT RID. NV.
Convenient, attractive ard spacious SIX
rooms. porch. cleo. Gefrlgerat:on. rent. S82 80
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Attractive apt. of rec. hall. three large
rooms, kitchen and bath. Convenient to
Weather Bureau. Columbia Hospital and a
lev minutes walk to downtown and Govt.
deptS. Apply lanitor. 1888 oath ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APT. WANTED BY RELIABLE PARTY, !
rooms; kitchen and private bath: NV. rea-
s son rent. Call before u am. Monday.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT APT.
be reasonable. Address Box Bid Star Of
SMALL, UNPUBLISHED APARTMENT OR
0076 Apt. 800
Rooms, BATH AND PORCH. LIST FLOOR,
uriurniShed. vicinity East Capitol st; three
ADULTS. ATLANTIC 4a03 - e
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Observation-Disclosures.

home or. spartment look for the General
i TIE R P sT' nv.
| room. kitchen and bath .........'.'AsUU w
2 rooms. kitchen and bath .;.;.'.-- tto ~
in arr. eonaton snd to
T Fl + e sY sc
Tooms: k kehen sn nd Sssh 90 %
rentals ''n lo% VI VI AVE AVE NV.
N HUs d an1 s convenient to downtown
1924 Vermont Ave. ' Met 500
THE pc pERPYsHHIRME
'''"'' all" THE Re- HoLMEADE
1919 Park RID. NV.
rms and 0a The f MTsTERia, KENT '''
1915 Park Rd NV ,s,oo
j 'o0'"S' A''' THE HE" BERMUDA
l4O8 Girard St. NV. oo
rooms. kit. bail .$4ooo
a54i nth ST. NV. .s M
r THoM MAS P Pa BROWN fevi$e SIS ST. sw
Nat. 6871. Nat. 1919.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING
home apartment look for the General
Electric All Steel Refrigerator. -
1923 STREET sEIs RMS, ANIL. $3.50
4la NJ street NV, Apt. No. IA rms "a, so
$50 N street n.w-3 rms. ami. ..... $50 90
26l8 street NV 3 rms. MI .... s3ooo
% Main a. street nv" Ap'' W. .,'.,.... $50 50
CAYwooD BROS 4 GARRETT. INC.
9l5 N Y. Ave. NV. Natl OS82
, AND ROOM APIS. WITH BATH.
elect, heat: s27 and s35. l2l It'll st. ne
BROOM OUTSIDE SECOND FLOOR APT
pleasant outlook. cool. $3.50. 543O Conneo-
tcut ave Apt. 26 Call or phone Tuesday.
Clev. 1856.
AND ROOM APIS. SPLENDID NEIGH
borhood GEORGETOWN; reasonable rents. T.
r GRANT CO. Investment Bios. District
1850
2lO6 N ST NV NEAT BUILDING.
bright apartments: free Frig .daire three
large rooms. kitchen, bath, redecoratsd'
S51 80. Janltol
LANIER, 1873 LANIER PL NW-DESIR-
able. front corner apartment; four rooms
;:i,chen. bath porch. refricera ion. rem
shed: good service; July / Adams oo5''
s57 so Janitor.
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GLASGOW COURTS

BROOKLAND COURTS
1?10-18 Perry ST. NE
Quiet. homelike environment Vacancies
2 rooms. kit. bath. front apartment. s55
and 4 rooms, kit. bath. in good location.
in BUILDING. $3.50 Electric refrigeration
newly installed shower baths; incinerators
Manager
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Y,
NATIONAL 1892 1888.
SUNDAY DECATUR 2l32.
1lOl PENNA. AVE. Sc
Two rooms kitchenette and bath Frisid-
ON CAPITOL HILL
THE DAVMAR. 1S 9th ST. NE.
I room, kitchen and bath ...........s4 $40 %
3 rooms. kitchen and bath ......-. 50 81
Frigidaire-See ReSden Manager IL
1920 CALIFORNIA ST NV
Apt. 800 T. 4 b.. G.. E. refrigeration;
hewly decorated reduced to $3.50 mo.
Apt. IA !. & b. reduced to s55 mo-;
E. y RY S'ss' c Sois l2ls N Y ave. Ma 1907
DELIGHTFUL, cool APARTMENT. SUIT
able for combination OF ONCE ana apart
ment. with sleeping porch, roof garden and
two baths. on second floor CT l7l6 II st. NV.
PERCY H: RUSSELL CO.,
LEXINGTON, 25o3 l4th NV LARGE
looms. bath. porch, first floor; s57 so:
j. WHLsaE RS5en Nst 5os5
THE BENNETT, 1882 2lst ST. N.W.--3 RMS.
reception hall and bath, $3.50; all outside
&S9 aPLE fsee JAMES iNc 1925 14n St. NV
Janitor on Premises Has Key
BOSWELL R; KIT, BATH. $50
81 ne..4 r. kit ath............ g
a. M COOPER. $40 fifth fifth St St. Nat 1882
1921 KENYON ST. NV S,o 49, -.
II" H. d. a TIE b MARYLAND, 81 50 and up
7ol st. S.W
'"''' any AE E Is 5 s.: cI (, " jR..
WASHINGTON. D. c.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric All Steel Refrigerator.
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LOW RENTAL
DOWNTOWN.
80 OO-Rec. hall lares room. kit. and bath
40.00-ReC. nail. 2 large rooms, kit, bath
and laree porch
55.o0-Front apt. of rec hail. larse
rooms. Kit, bath and porch
Splendid condition and ever convenience
Only one square to cars. buses. stCre.. etc.
and A short walk to downtown Govt. depts
tneaters etc. Modern freproof building
Arp" Ees. Mgr.. 1870 st. NV.
Mr.. 18th x PARK RID. NV.
Low Rentals-Refrisera;ion
s56.o0-Dehghtiul Dilsnt apt. o. rec. hall. 2
very large rooms. Llaet'e. hltcnen.
bath and LARGE side porch.
60 50-EXCcptlonal front ap Of rec. hall. 2
LARGE rooms. dlne te. kitchen. bath
and laree front porch.
Splendid condition ana every convenience
Unusually desirable location. half square 10
cars BUSES. l4tn So. stores. tneaterS, etc
ApDi Res. Mcr. l3i9 KENYON st NV.
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slzl MT. PLEASANT 81 NV ROOMS
d kitchenette; bath: nicely furnished. l
room bath unfinished See janitor. Art. S
152l c ST. Me- ROOMS, KITCHENETTE,
semi ba h. cleo. and
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WE MOVE YOU FREE
APT. 4-l226 l4th ST. R. X. B. S27 so
AFT l-2423 PA. AVE r. K. B. S35 90
AFFLECK. 1885 N Y AVE. NET. 1929.
ATTRACTIVE APIS ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and bath. s55 ard S52 so , rooms
kitchenette, bath. s42 30 Fri"idaires
store. &35 Apply Apt 406. 50 New YORK
} ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH K BALCONY,
2 1replaceS; very reasonable, leavIns city.
National 1859
1449 N ST. FIRST FLOOR LARGE
rooms, bath. yard $50 monthly; continuous
hot water. janitor services. North 5428
FOR RENT: CHEVY CHASE. d C-MADE
over new residence equipped for two con-
genial families. rms. ba each floor SOS
each apt Clev. Abb
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NORTHEAST
NEW HAVEN

236 Mass. Ave. NE.
One room and bath and / and rooms
kit bath. $50 UP Bachelor apis ant
others equipped with Kelvinators Elevator
Manage.
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RUTLAND COURTS, 1925 nth NW-TWO
large rooms. kitchen. bath. large reception
hall. only s55, including Frieidaire; one large
room. kitchen. bath. reduced 10 s39. incIud-
Ing Frigidaire; one room and bath $50
4l20 18th ST. NW-NEWLY DECORATED
private, rooms, kitchen bath. inclosed
porch heat. gas. cleo; adults
1917 H ST. SE-TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN
and screened porch gas and electricity fur
plshed; private home; reasonable rent.
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sol8 PORTER ST. APT. 204-SOUTHEAST
corner rooms, bath. Kitchen. dlnette
North 1904 or see Ianltor IN 1920
fAKOMA PARK. 1877 CARROLL AVE-AT-
tractlve apt. entire 2nd floor 3 rooms.
kitchenette. bath; awnings; cleo. h $40
SheDherd 2137-J
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4S RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-THREE
kitchen has one-piece sink. reasonable
10 5th NE.-3 LARGE LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms. 2nd floor: nice and clean; price