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Evening star., 1932-10-13

suit. How can I reduce it? Won't you
please help me with my beauty prob
lens? DISGUISED.
Answer-The tiny blackheads are OBJ
structed oil glands or pores that are not
functioning correctly. Probably you do
not cleanse the skin thoroughly Of
cream and makeup at bedtime. To
remove makeup IS Just as important
as to put It on correctly and to prepare
the skin beforehand. Since imbedded
dirt and dust particles cause most COM
plexion troubles. this dirt must not be
allowed to become lodged in the pores
overnight. First apply q generous
amount Of cleansing cream or oil evenly
over the face and neck. This will mix
with the surface dust and makeup and
will also soften the skin. Now remove
the cleanser with tissue squares. Make
another application If the skin IS extra
dusty After this wash the face and
neck with warm water and mild soap.
Lather the skin well and rinse in
several waters. Steam the face with q
towel wrung from hot water several
times. Press out any small blackheads
and bathe the skin with warm boric-
acid solution for several minutes. Rinse
in cooler water and blot the skin dry.
II there are any stubborn blackheads,
apply little Of the following lotion
and allow it to dry on the skin: One
dram sulphate Of zinc, one dram
sulphuretted potash. six ounces rose
water. Dissolve the zinc in three
ounces Of the rosewater and the potash
in the other three ounces. then mix the
two solutions together. Shake well and
apply with a clean piece of absorbent
cotton. In the morning cleanse the
face with the oily cleanser and wash
with warm water and a mild soap.
Rinse well In tepid water and finally
with cold water. Dry thoroughly.
Apply your foundation cream and finish
the makeup. Repeat the treatment
every night until the skin Is clear OF
blackheads. CD -complexioned and
fair-haired people are apt to freckle
and burn rather than acquire real
tan. The best measures to take are not
only to protect the skin before and after
exposure, but not to subject the skin to
too long exposures at one time. Apply
any good cream, lotion or salve to the
ekin and dust with stearate Of zinc be-
Evening star., 1932-10-13
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

fore taking q sun bath or before out
door swimming, and wear q shady hat
and sufficient covering in the form of q
beach coat or beach paiamas after the
swim. Cocoa butter, olive oil or oil OF
sweet almonds may be used on the skin
regularly. Use suntan makeup
rather than ruin your type Of skin try
ing to acquire brunette's shade of tan.
go Probably you do not stand. walk or
sit correctly in your street clothes and
when you don a one-piece bathing suit
your figure shows the result Of incorrect
posture. If your back, waist and ab-
dominal muscles are firm ard supple
you should be able to wear q bathing
suit without the abdomen protruding
Swimming Is q splendid exercise for
keeping the figure trim and the muscles
supple. Learn to stand tall, abdomen
In and shoulders well back and chin In.
Send o self addressed, stamped en-
velope for my leaflet on correct stand
ing posture and special exercises for
waist, hips, stomach and legs. They
will help you II you will practice them
regularly for several months.
LOIS LEEDS.
Mrs. @. T-Your weight and meas
urements are good for q woman of your
age. I would suggest that you consult
your physician regarding the varicose
and prominent veins. There Is q special
treatment that will help lou.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
COTTAGE PUDDING,

One-fourth cup butter, two
thirds cup sugar, one egg, one
cup milk, two and one-fourth
cups -four, four teaspoons baking
powder. one-half teaspoon salt.
Cream the butter, add sugar
gradually and egg well beaten.
Mix and sift -four, baking pow
der and salt: add alternately
with milk to first mixture. Turn
into buttered cake pan, bake IS
minutes. Serve with vanilla or
hard sauce.
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Star
= a t t e rn 8
Corduroy Suit.

Simplified illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete di-
rections for making these dresses.
From the deep armholes to the di-
agonal, scarf cl,sing after Schiaparelh,
this pattern shouts its smartness. 1t is
one of those indispensable types of
suits that gives endless wear season in
and season out. It is No. 1926.
Sizes IA, is, 36, 3s. 40. AZ. Size 36
requires yards Of 36-hch material, 334
yards of 39-inch material, 3h yards of
Evening star., 1932-10-13
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
Small Growth Uuaer Arm.

Dear Miss Leeds: have a piece of
skin under my arm about the size of a
pea. Please tell me how to get rid of it..
Please also send me your hair treat
ment. MRS. J. G. B.
Answer-Ask a doctor to remove this
small growth for you. 1t is wiser not
to try to take it of yourself, since there
might be danger of itlfection. shall
be glad to send you Information on the
care of the hair If ycu will write again
and describe the condition Of your hair
Remember, too. to inclose a stamped,
self-addressed envelope when you write,
so that may mail the material to you.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
Three Beauty Problems.

r. EAR MISS LEEDS: I am
troubled with three main
beauty problems: % seem
- to have small blackheads on
my nose and chin, but I am
inclined to believe that it Is only i'm
bedded dirt in my pores. How can
cure this blemish? CD simply cannot
got tanned, try how may with all sorts
Of creams and preparations know OF.
I am light in complexion and have just
enough freckIes to make them annoying.
Do you know Of any sure methods for
tanning? (3) I have q large stomach
which protrude8 when wear q bathing
Evening star., 1932-10-13
ORANGE SAUCE.

Rub one-half cup butter with
one cup granulated sugar until
very light and creamy, then ado
very slowly one cup each or
orange juice and boiling water
Serve at once.
Copyright, 1e32)
Evening star., 1932-10-13
SPICE CAKE.

One-half cup butter, one cup
brown sugar, one egg, one cup
sweet milk, two cups flour. one
cup seeded raisins. one teaspoon
baking powder, one tablespoon
cinnamon, little cloves and nut
meg. Frost with white frosting.
Evening star., 1932-10-13

WANTED-Wide awake thor
oughly experienced young men
for mems furnishing and cloth
ing dept. Only thoroughly ex-
perienced need apply. Apply
employment office. Palais Royal,
Inc. 18th and G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
PEAJ FSTATF SALESMAN.
CHRISTMAS CARD Statesmen.
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLDS

Here is one Of the best Christmas Card
PROPOSITIONS in America. Our people are
cleaning up with our. extra big line Of 8S
personal. business and professional desiens'
CASH BONUS Two 21-card box ass'ts pay
ing Soc and 81 profit, with MoNEY-BACK
GUARANTEE. Pay daily in advance. We
deliver and collect. Samples FREE Apply
a: once THE PROCESS CORPORATION.
1174 Nat Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

NATIONAL THRIFT BOOKS are selling like
wildfire; price only $3.50; liberal commission.
Apply 1l06 National Press Bldg.
SELL Xmas card box nssortments. 4 to Sc
lect from. Our leader has "a cards with
retail value about s2.5o. cost you soc. Re
sponsible parties financed; Sample album
and bonus paid Mayhoxer Art Co. 1910
Vermont ave. Rm. 219. Denrike Bldg.
TEACHER. native French. to coach in con-
Star office. l4
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HELP-lOMESTIC.

GENERAL WORKER, servant tyne, strong:
capable, willing. over Is; none other need
apply; in family; country; modern eouy.;
- Map aeoa Aone SashA p~-- =
Evening star., 1932-10-13
WANTED-SALESMEN.

I CAN use an experienced. hish-class. inde-
pendent stock salesman: Immediate con.
nection. Address Box 297-V, star once 10.
NEW SENSATIONAL, PRoDUCT.Demon,
Building. 10
statesmen (three). who can give good ref
erences and not afraid to work 6 days q
week, can make desirable connection with
successful local institution: applicants with
experience in selling securities or insurance
will be given special consideration: answer
and how long in Washington; give telephone
number Address Box 380-V. Star ofnce.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
FRENCH TOAST.

Two eggs, one-half cup milk.
one-half teaspoon salt, six large
slices stale raisin bread. Beat
eggs slightly, add salt and milk.
Dip bread in mixture until COW
cred on both sides. Fry in lit
tie hot, melted butter on q hot.
CREASED griddle. Serve plain or
with Sirup.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.

French Toast, Maple, Sirup
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Egg Croquettes, Spinach
Pear Sauce. Spice Cake
Tea
DINNER.
Cream Of Onion Soup
Broiled Sword Fish
Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Carrots, Lettuce
French Dressing, Cottage Pudding
Orange Sauce, Coffee
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PERSIAN KITTENS. finest champion stock;
very reasonable TO good home. Wisconsin
4427. "a East Woodbine st.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PETS. stop
pigs. assorted puppies. wonderful singer ca
naries parrots. parakeets, other fancy, birds;
best collection Of tropical and gold fish.
snaiis turtles, etc Schmids Emporium OF
Pets. 7l2 18th ST. NV. Met. 7ll3 and 9086.
In business over fifty years.
YOUR DOG GIVEN A SANITARY BATH.
eliminating feas. for 81: dogs clipped. 81
DR.. Locke's Dog and Cat Hospital. 1872
Irving st. NV. Col 0574.
Visit the ESSEN DEE Georgia Ave. Pet Shop
for clear note male chopper canaries. love
birds, all colors. Best mixed seed, Is cents
lb.; lbs. Is cents. Dog food and supplies
b4ss GEORGIA AVE.
Evening star., 1932-10-13

FORD TUDOR. l930-An excellent car al a
very low price; new tires; paint very GOOD
Special. f199; easy terms. Triangle Motor
Co. 2 New YORK aNe Nv
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COnfinued

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
tContinued.)
PAPERHANGING-Asss. s.r..r your paper pap
Denny's Book: ess N. z. ave. NV: Nat. osas.
PIANO TUNING, $3.50.
William Woolley, sI3 10th 81; ne. Lin
sorable; work guaranteed. 81.
PLUMRINd..speciai low price; on AL all
payments. Phone Metropolitan o854. NJ. J.
Clement. Nights, Georgia 571s.
PLUMBING, FREE ESTnATES-WE SAVE
you money. Small monthly payments. CITY
and suburbs. Call CARL Met. s087. or
Plumbing, Heating and Timing.
Work guaranteed. H. Berenter. Adams
1856 1927 9th NV. 18'
WINDOW. HOUSE cleaning. floors refinished.
shellac., waxing, painting, ext, int; hour.
day, estim.; reduced rates. Ben. West 1887.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
HELP-MEN.


COAL, TRUCK DRIVER Bring references.
Yale Lumber Coal Co. $40 New York ave;
COLLEGE STUDENTS-Full OF. spare time
work. Room 307 726 Jackson pl
CREDIT MAN for clothing store. Must be
live e1sk nd Ps Bcs1s co HoDz s se!Hea
LAUNDRY SOLICITORS selling in
ducements Quality and Service Launory.
MAN for position as salesman in whole.
executiVe ability: State reference and salary
expected. Address Box 3s-A. Star ONCE
MAN, intelligent, ambitious. with back
eGnnS peGienee o to take charge q eomplste dstII
button in Washington and Baltimore Terri
ney teTy t a sicis heTs Is ses
ins'a ins channeis % PARTY must Be able to fnanes
Mr. 1. segal. Raleigh Hotel Nat. 3slo.
have references. Apply Mr.. White, elo II
st. ne.
pay No-Burn. 1884 You st. NV.
MEN (55. to establish retail food routes;
Fine proposition for live wire @ an,s,s men Can
Clar. 5l6-X-2 after pm Tor detalls.
MEN WANTED 10 represent the American American
necessary. as all men. will be trained. A
permanent position and future to applicants
sas sna es.y AnP, Ss Il Esa sds s:szsen
and u am. Friday.
MEN-We are in need Of several aged men
Tesi Tsh esse Appy sos Evans Bds ask
Mr. May.
MEN az, employed during day. 70 work 2
hours evenings at Brookland Hardware Co..
1901 18th st. ne.
MEN (2l, sober and ambitious; to ca, canvas as
willing to work; good contract. o'f II
MEN-Potomac Electric Appliance Co. will
dept: also two young Single men: advances
Room 237. Pepco Bldg, 10th and E NV.
MUSICIANS l2). saxopho1e PLAYERS who can
double: age 18 or 20. Call Col. 30oS.
scaffold to reach floors and work on same.
Call Col 5543.
RADIO SERVICEMEN; state experience, age
and salary expected; permanent posltIon;
8-V. Star office.
SALESMAN coal and wood. man or woman.
CONN Commission ish North 272i. to Q pm. y.
statesmen 13) to sell the new Ford car.
a car and ambition. II you do not have
these, please do not answer this ad. Ana
costa Motors Co. Lincoln 2077
SHOE SALESMAN for Saturdays. Apply at
once Rappaport's. All 9th st. sc.
tot tobacco. Farm located in Southern Mary
aaa staas ssua 81 ase nanSr
fnns; ferred e Address Box 5sa:v. Star ONCE:
YOUNG MAN. experienced on collections.
veil veil STATE State present r income sive name and
address. Address Box 48-A. Star once.
YOUNG MAN for cashier and general once
work; best references required. Address Box
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sITuATIONs-DOMESTIC.

COOK. dINERAL MAID. colored. neat, ex-
wants full. part time. dals; ref. Dec. S703.
COOK and general housework. by reliable
colored girl; excellent references! North $50.
Eta Rollins. 6l3 Que st. NV.
by experienced colored woman; references;
will stay nights. 216 D st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by colored
lady, all day or part time; good cook; ref
erences. Cali North 9029.
GIRL wishes housework Call Atlantic sale.
GIRL wishes general housework: stay
niehts: references. Call Potomac 367i. 14s
GIRL. German. refined, would like posi-
ton; housekeeper or care of children: first
class refs. Address Box 52-A. Star ONCE.
GIRL, hieh-schooi, colored, desires Work
after school; reference. 900 Pa. ave. nv.
9Au MI 2lX& -. ----i - i----.-.-.-
Evening star., 1932-10-13
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY URE.OPPORTuNrTY FOR
apply in person. MARGARET z; sGHEETzE la e
ss,n yeais anH ii45 scca1 Conn. sGeS:a ave- nw NV - ..
CHOCOLATE DIPPER, experienced for part
time work. Apply 1915 7th st. NV.
LADIEsBis sommission selling hsnst,,sI tns 81
tEiasrDfb5oRmenR Also Soc boR Rsauest SAMPLES Doehia
Dept. 4i2. Eitchbure. Mass.
LADIES s. refined as and w:h s Se eapta
tween t' ii and Il am. Room SOL. 7lo l4th
IS. experienced in meeting the public. APP
and pm. 8si washington Bldg.
REGISTERED PHARMAcIsTs ca; must
hood drug store. Address Box SS-A' Star
RUNKEL BROS. need several young women
res spss' spsnaa and
portunity for advancement. Fvnerience IN
direct dns + selling helpful SOL Abe 6ias' 10Th
EsLADIEs-Experienced coat and dress
Frank Co. r st. at I2th:
sobA-capable take chsrEe fountain; sx-
psrienssd only; good wages. Address BOX
WOMAN. well educated. over 25. for open
ing in the sales department; must be inter
ested in children; See sales manager, ,Ss so7.
YouNo PY Sih to assist ssnsr.ct. %sr sRe We
tly'e ply ailissfis. is ae eeoionisii si Hotel 4:
LADIES
FOR WHOLE OR PART TINE WORK;
REMUNERATION GOOD; NO SELLING.
Evening star., 1932-10-13

CHEVROLET 1929 COACH-New finish and
tires. A fine motor. Ready for plenty OF
dependable service. Hill & Tibbitts, 1ll4
Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-13
HELP-DOMESTIC.

MAID, cook, colored, experienced. for family
Of 8 living in apt; stay nights; only willing
worker with agreeable disposition wanted.
Phone National 0l31 for interview.
WOMAN white for light apartment house.
keeping. SIS 14th NV. Nat. 1889.
WOMAN white. not over IS, for general
housework and plain cooking; city reference
required. Phone Emerson 3131.
Evening star., 1932-10-13

FORD 1881 DE LUXE ROADSTER-Smart.
sport car with attractive finish. new tires
and perfect motor; $3.50. Hill & TibbttS.
ll14 Vermont ave
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FOR WHOLE OR PART TIME WORK;
REMUNERATION COOP; no SELLING ! II
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FORD 1881 CABRIOLET. latest type. sloping
windshield: very low mileage; black finish
tires and motor perfect; 1869. Cherner, 1881
Florida ave
Evening star., 1932-10-13

FORD 1890 TOWN sEDAN-smart, new fin
ish. new tires. An economical dependable
family car at only s277. Hill & Tibbits.
1I14 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1932-10-13

1882 SPORT ROADSTER; Ike
sw; green Duco finish. cream wire wheels,
i throughout; only 900 miles; $475. Lee
Butler PISS Champlain St NV
Evening star., 1932-10-13

FORD 1881 CABRIOLET-A smart paint
lob and new tires on this perfect running
convertible; s2S9. Hill & Tibbitts, lll4
Evening star., 1932-10-13

FORD 1881 SPORT COUPE-New tires. fine
finish. Sturdy, economical transportation
for only s279. Hill & Tibbitts, 1ll4 YER
Evening star., 1932-10-13

ROOMING HOUSES.
"ONLY GOOD ONES"
S100 9 lovely rooms. all filled: wonder
Down. full location; rent only $75; income
now. s2l0; possession at once.
5000 "A rooms; lust a real money
Down. maker: rent s65; income now $40
$500 rs rooms: close TO Capitol and a
Down. real place" Dining room capacity
so people.
$500 IS rooms. 4 baths: 'Washington's
Down. select location; lovely home. hish
type Of roomers; owner leaving city
-. VIII assist you in financing any one Of
the above bargain houses"
SEE MR.. FOWLER,
Met. 6308. 506 st. NV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13
27 Petitions For
 Tax Abatements
equests Go Before Committee East Mountain Con-
 sOIidation Vote Sept 20

More petitions for the abatement of taxes poured into the board of aldermen last night at their ad-
 journed meeting. Twenty-seven petitions, in all, were added to the
 long list now pending before the
 board. It was voted to refer the petitions to the committee on |abatements, which includes Alder men John Derwin, Charles Sciullo and Charles Schmidt. The city has been besought right and left dur ing the past few months by peti- |tioners seeking abatements or post |ponements in the collection of their taxes. As a result very large number of bills have been held up and may be wiped out entirely.
 The depression is the cause of the entire condition.
 The regular meeting of the aldermen was preceded by public hearing on the matter of having
 East Mountain district consolidate
 with the inside district. The board
 sat as a committee and heard
 statements in favor of the consoli-
 dation from Charles J. DeBisschop,
 Charles Hagarty, James Moran,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13
Board Grants
 Request Of Parents
Will Permit Children to Attend Schools Outside
 District Lines

Mathematics, John J. Luddy, sub- stitute, Marion Van Deusen, sub stitute; chemistry, Charles Ban- non, substitute, Thomas Byrnes substitutes; mechanical drawing, R
 l.. Palatine, Frank l.. Corrigan
 John Dillon, Clarence MacNiven
 Sheet metal shop, Joseph Rosse;
 machine shop, James Lord, James l Mccormack, substitute; electric shop, Raymond Dion, cabinet ] making, William O'Meara.
 Stenography, Frank M. Skehan Hutchinson, Martha Solhem, sub. stitute, Margaret Bauby, substitute Typewriting Fennessey Canty Catherine Maliff, Miriam A
 Rhode, F. Agnes Marron, Bertha l Moskovitz, substitute.
 Bookkeeping, Nicholas Mambru- no, substitute; Dennis Murnane, substitute; James Monohan, sub-
 stitute; business training, J. Ed
 ward Rourke; orothy Shea, sub- stitue; Edward O'Neill, substitute;
 John Robinson, substitute; Patri-
 cia Grady, substitute; office ma chimes, Joesph Membrino; sales manship, Daisy Lord; freehand
 drawing, Edith Patten; printing, s. B. Bassett.
 The substitutes listed are to serve temporarily and until it is neces- sary to make a change.
 Grammar school departments: (grade teachers to be assigned as
 needed). Katherine Shepard, short term, Helen Mcdonald, short term,
 Margaret Dillon, Katherine Mo-
 Donald, short term, Jennie Ray,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13

Louis Ayott. Roy Freter and John Schwartz. At the regular meeting it was voted to have the East Mountain district residents vote on the consolidation matter on Sep tember 20.
 The board voted to abate sprink- ling assessments of Robert s. Clark of Englewood avenue and Thomas Hennison of Elliott avenue because they received duplicate bills. The bureau of assessment reported to the aldermen and asked that the layout and grade of Starview ave- nue be tabled. Alderman Charles Schmidt, speaking for the bureau, stated that the benefits would not equal the damages. Alderman Pas quale Perriello, also a member of the republican side of the board, opposed Alderman Schmidts mo- tion and declared that only one or two persons are opposed to the layout and are holding up the en- tire procedure. Alderman Schmidt replied that it would cost $20,0OO to make the layout and that the cost per front foot to each prop erty owner would run between
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13

Donnell, Dome Mildred Parker. Mary Nelson, Katherine Parker, Elsie
 Hanson, Helen Neagle, Sadie Der
 gin, Catherine Kyle, Sarah Katz-
 man, Anna Carolan, Mary D. Kelly,
 Irene Spellman, Grace Luddy, Es- ther Tehan, Margaret Mccarthy, Mary Shanahan, Marjorie Barry. Citizenship, Katherine Dougher- ty, Anna Skehan, Loretta Fitzpat- rick; Italian, Louise Gemino. Transfers of teachers were made as follows:
 Anne Dolan, Gaffney, grade to 8, to East Farms, grade to 6. Katherine Donahue, Sprague, grade 5, arithmetic to grade 4. Rose Bannon, Sprague, grade s departmental to grade z depart | mental.
 Gladys Monroe, Sprague, grade z departmental to grade depart | mental.
 Evelyn Lawlor, Sprague, grade l 4 to grade arithmetic. Alice Nelson, Slocum, grade
 departmental to grade depart
 mental.
 Celinda wakelee, slocum, grade 5 to grade language.
 Mary Mack, Slocum, grade to
 grade 5. Mary Moskovitz, Bucks Hill,
 grades 5 to 8 and in charge of
 building, to Slocum, grade 4. Ruth F. Blansfield, unassigned teacher, now assigned to Gaffney, grader 1 and and in charge of 1 building. Margaret M. Conaty, unassigned teacher, now assigned to Gaffney, grades 4 to 6. Gertrude Foley. secretary. half time to Croft school and half time office of assistant superintendents. to full time office of department ot grade supervision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13
Roosevelt Lodge Charter Night
Held Twelfth Anniversary
 in Club Room Last aIs Night .

The first officers of the lodge, who held offics 12 years ago when Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pythias was organized, again occupied the chairs last evening at Charter night was, observed in, the club rooms in Pythiano )hallt- The first slate of officers, elected when the membership totaled 23, included:
 Chancellor, Maurice Gruskay; vice. chancellor, Israel Greenblatt: pre- :, late, Rudolph Hennick; master of works, David Berman; Keeper of records, Sherman Griner; master of finance, Samuel Traurig; master of exchequer, Samuel Apirian; :. master of arms, Morris Greenblatt;
 inner guard, Joseph Singer; outer guard, Joseph Roof. The mem bership now totals 25O men. En- tertaipment was, furnished by a quartet composed of Harry Baumel, Nathan Fidler, Charlie Favale and Wilfred Greenblatt. The committee in charge of arrange ments consisted of M. Glickman, Renjam;s Strachmar, ,Hyman Kas- tleman, Samuel Apifian, Joseph Kleinman, Edward Goldberg, Sher- man Griner. ....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13

Two boys were caught recently while smuggling butter over the Cuilcagh mountain from Northern Ireland into the Irish Free State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13
Mattatuck Council
 Royal Arcanum

Mattatuck council heard reports from the fall meeting of the Royal Arcanum which was held Saturday at Savin Rock at the meeting of the local lodge in Columbus hall last night. Wallace Roberts and Michael L. Ryan. two local dele gates, made the reports. A union meeting of Thomaston and Water bury councils will be held in the Clock Town later in the month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-13
State Meeting
 of Odd Fellows
Will Be Held in Hartford on 29th of This
 Month

{, Townsend lodge of odd Fellows of this city will have one candidate in the class to receive the degree at the. big state meeting to be held at Hartford on the 29th, 1t was re- ported at last nights meeting of the lodge in Odd Fellows hall. Every lodge in the state will have a candidate in the class which will receive the degree from the Provi- dence team. Grand master of Con- necticut and Rhode Island and the grand patriarch of Connecticut will be principal guests. Nosaho- gan lodge will furnish its orchestra and Canton T. R. Martin lodge, both of this city, will put on a drill. Townsend lodge is planning to receive Grand Master Frederick L. Phelps on october 24th.