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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-05

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-05

Cloudy Tonight. Sunday
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-05

EDITION
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-05

CIo.ipg stoeks-Lats Sports
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Fickes, Ensign Leroy Haley, Liel
Comdr. Leroy Hartman, Lieut. (Juni
Grade) John K. Hawes, Lieut.. (Juni
Grade) Arthur j. Horton, Lieut.. Comd1
David s. ingalls,, Lieut.. Comdr. Vire
T. Jackson, Ensign Roderic A. MacMi
Ian, Lieut.. Comdr Arthur w. Schu
Lieut.. (Junior Grade Herbert H, Smiti
Lieut.. Leslie c. Stratton, Lieut.. Herbe
G. Straus and Ensign Frank A. Trotte
Merchant marine ppointments-LielI
Comdrs. Anton w. Nygran, Christia
Gunderson, Samuel L. Brown, Evere
o. Swinson, Richard j. Healy, Roy
Wyle, Carroll M. MacGowan, Paul d
Vomberg, Julius G. Henderson, Leonar
Frisco, Lieuts. Carl A Bergman, Charld
H. Killion, Archie Mccullough, Jamd
Rogers, Ensigns Ole M. Aarness, Ca
H. Christensen, Ernest A. Dammann, Md
rion S. Herring, Arthur Edward Hughe
Ross E. Knight, Terence Keough, Hell.
Locke, Morris P. Lundbeck, David
Medwedeff, John r. Merriner, RaymonN
T. Ross, Joseph H Seaver, jr.; Fran
M. Senelly, John J. Terlin, Bruno Wun
derlich and Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Rob
ert Jackson.
Retirements-Lieuts. Walter J. Sha
fer and John Oliver; Ensign Leonard
Hartman, Lieut.. John S. Silvia.
Resignations-John T. Carberry an
John w. Brady.
Discharges-Lieut. (Junior Grade /
Charles r. Moon, Ensign Samuel
Ebanks, Lieut.. (Junior Grade Evan
<. Taylor, Ensign George A. johnson
| Lieut.. Arthur L. Hodgson.
Death-Lieut. Charles M. Marsh.
The Navy Department has announce
| that certain number Of Utah-type fir
control telephones are now availablt
] for issue to armories without cost. Thj
| announcement said that armories not 81
equipped for fire control drill shoul
! endeavor to acquire these phones beforl
the supply is exhausted.
A new slide film entitled Machin!
! Tools, Part I. has been forwarded Il
| each armory by the Navy Department
for instruction purposes.
The Navy Department has announced
that Comdr. r. S. White, U. S. Navy,
| member of the Inspection Board, h
been selected for promotion to captai7I
| and that he will shortly be detachtd
! from duty with the Inspection Boar |,
/ He will be assigned to sea duty. Il
will be relieved on the board by Comd
] ". L. SSDOl
The Navy Department has announced
| that due to new quota of officers havI
ing recently been approved, the list q
officers eligible for promotion as o.
January IS last is not yet available.
The national headquarters Of th'
United States Naval Reserve Officers
| Association says that it has been in
formed bv the chief of the Naval Bu'
reau of Navigation that the matter o
extra numbers in the grades Of captain
and commander. special service, is still
under discussion, but has practically
been completed and will be presented t
| Congress in short time.
The Naval Reserve basket ball team
won two games during the week, one
from the Fraters of Alexandria anc
the other from the Washington Car.
dinals. The team is scheduled to play
| the Laurel, Md, National Guard team
at o'clock this afternoon, the Takoma
Business Men at Silver Spring Tuesday
at $50 o'clock in the evening and the
| Boiling Field team at Boiling Fielc
| Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
Disabled American
Veterans
Meetings This Week

Tuesday-Federal Chapter, 1405
G street northwest.
ThurSday-Ace-R Rasmussen Chap
ter, 1915 L street northwest;
Col. Charles Young Chapter,
1924 Twelfth street northwest.
Saturday-Gen. w. w. Atterbury
Chapter. Joppa Hall, Ninth and
Upshur streets northwest.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The personnel of the 1st Battalion,
United States Naval Reserves of the
District of Columbia, were highly COM
plimented upon their appearance by
Rear Admiral Butler, commandant of
the Washington Navy Yard and super
intendent of the Naval Gun Factory,
following an inspection Monday night.
The battalion also had as visitors dur
ing the inspection Capt. Hugo w. Os-
terhaus, head of the Naval Reserve At
fairs Division of the Navy Department,
and Capt. James A. Schofield, on duty
in that division, and formerly COM
mander of the local Reserve Battalion.
The commandant also pinned on the
uniform Of Roy H. Syphax, member
Of the Naval Reserve, with the rank OF
chief boatswain's mate, Navy Cross,
for services above and beyond the call
to duty by permitting himself to be used
in experiments in connection with the
development Of the lung" the device
developed to permit the escape OF per-
sonnel from damaged submarines which
cannot be promptly raised. During his
address, Admiral Butler paid high
tribute to Syphax for his services.
Admiral Butler, according to officers
of the battalion, put the organization
through a rigid inspection, and COM
plimented the personnel in high terms
on the improvement which they have
shown since he last inspected them.
| Following the official ceremonies, the
officers of the battalion rendered a
dance to the enlisted personnel and
| their friends.
The ceremonies Monday night cut
Evening star., 1932-01-31
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

ADAM A. WESChLhh O. oON' AuetIoheeis'
TRqs1EEs sAaE sAtE fgr.Tt og HALqAR5E KNdKu 1M Ns
APARTMEEFs APARTMENT AN AND SKIS: SIX sT6REs -,O
RECORDED coy d'dn IN Iiber No s33s, folio 400 ct seq
Of the lane! records OF the District of Co
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by PUBLIC auction. in
tp 4y te Be- P5sRkstsA PPEkARY sss AZ r6HE 6H
O'CLOCK PM, the. following described land
and premises sigate m iP Il, the D District Of Co.
S, and I Of the subdivision By the. heirs
oasd OF ISnn onnt Of the hd G ana
Plains" now known as "Mintyood" as per
Of II the records Of the Once Of the surveyor
for ,5 the IN pst5st Rd5sT q AsG part
as Mount Pleasant" and Pleasant Plains"
as pei. plat recorded in Liber County. No. TO-
records, all described by metes and bounds
in one parcel as follows: BEGINNING for, the
three hundred and twenty-one l32D and
along the westerly line OF Columbia road
Liber County No. 6. folio 1870, Of the afore
said surveyors Office records, 1866 95 feet
northeriy line Of Mntwood place 1885 feet,
alley, Is feet wide, dedicated and shown
on a plat recorded in Liber No, 30. folio go.
of the aforesaid surveyors ONCE records:
thence northerly along said easterly line OF
said alley to the northerly line Of said lot
20. said point being also at an angle in said
line of said alley; thence north still with said
essterly line Of said alley to the northwest
erly corner Of said lot 32l: thence eaSterly
along the northerly lire of said lot 32l to
the northcasterly corner of said lot and the
place of beginning Subject to the building
restriction line as shown on plats recorded
Liner County g., LlDer
County No. TO- folio So, Of the aforesaid
surveyors ONCE records.
Terms Of sale: The above property will be
sold subject, 70 q prior, deed Of trust for
s625 900 at 4ll0ee due June lS. 1884. inter
est payable semi annually: balance to be
paid in cash. deposit OF $4,000, required
of purchaser at time of sale. All convey
ancing. recording and .notarial fees at cost
of purchaser Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty. days from day Of sale,
resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the city Of Washing
ton, D. G.
ROGER J. WHITEFORD,
WALTER NJ. BASTIAN.
ja2l ,dGdsincl Su Trustees.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
SAvR-sr1RTnRAN.

cleo refrigeration; Lee Highway, near
Robt. e. Lee School, Arlington, Va. owner.
Phone Clarendon 55O-J-l
Evening star., 1932-01-31
SPECIAL.
North 3527.
COLORED.
nai1y and S1IOda'

Open Daily and Sunday.
1924 Rosedale st n.e.-6 rooms. bath, new
ly papered; h.-w.h, cleo. cellar, yard TO
alley. Terms, 500 cash, $45 mo-, including
all interest
5O41 Lee st. ne.-Bungalow; bath, cleo,
cellar, furnace; good condition; large yard.
cludnE all interest E. NJ. AIKEN, 927 18th
st ". Nat. 1856; evenings, wis. 1898.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
SALE-ACREAGE,

6H ACRES CLOSE TO KENSINGTON.
s6,5oO; two or four acres near Wheaton on
good graveled ROAD, $3.50 an acre; re- ideal S tracl
town Washington. Ask for Mr.. johnson, or
r. D. LILLE. 266 Carroll ST., Takoma Park
D. c. Ga. $500.
S ACRES, MILES OUT. SIS ACRE; 5
acres, i3 miles out, $50 acre; 10 acres, Is
miles out, $50 acre. New house, rooms
elec 4 lots, $1,000. EVERETT PUMPHREY,
Forestyille. Marlboro l8-F-24.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
WANTED-ACREAGE.

WILL BUY / TO IS ACRES IN on NEAR
D. C. Give price, location, etc. Box 1858,
City P. o.
AT ONCE, / TO Is ACRES IN OR NEAR
D. C. line, NV or NE. on terms, to build
new brick homes. What have you? Give To-
cation, price etc. Box 1868, City P. Q.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

5iz2 MONROE ST. NE. OPEN SATURDAY
iand Sundays rooms and garage. Will sell
Ior rent reasonable Also other bungalowS
Land houses In this section. Cell North TAOS
" inotire 73T7 r. l. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

NEARBY COUNTRY HOMES.
S5,5Oo-10 acres, "a mile from 7th st. or
Georgia ave. (Brookville Highway,
between Norbeck and Olney. A
berry farm now producing. Small
home representing little value but
the hundreds of producing plants
and land is worth over the price.
$500 will handle.
.e,5oo-25 acres and good set of buildings,
on the Brookville Highway. Fully
described, it would sound an ex-
aggeration, for this price.
tb,bo0-Country home on Marlboro Pike, 5
acres good trucking land. 5-room
house, with electricity. 2-acre lake
furnishes spending money for boys
in the family from muskrats, bull
frogs and turtles.
farm, only 1917 miles from
D. C. Near new highway. Build
ings worth most of this price.
House mot so good. but on beau
tiful site. Rock Creek on one bor-
der. Two fine barns, two Silos, fine
orchard and .unimproyed land ad-
joining valued over twice this price.
Distress sale. Make self-supporting
country home. Other real bargains
that will sell before Spring. See
Mr.. Johnson, or
r. D. LILLE, 266 Carroll ST., Takoma Park,
D. 6. Ga. $500. Open Sundays and Ewes.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
NEAR l4th ST. CAR LINE.
SHEPHERD PARK BARGAIN

owner will sacrifice beautiful detached,
center-hall BRICK home, in this lovely sec
tion of 10th st. Containing very large liv-
ing room. sun parlor. spacious bed rooms,
2 baths OIL BURNER. ELECTRIC REFRIG-
GRAFTON; large lot with gear brick ga
Address Boy 23l-K. Star oflce.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA HOME.
Heart OF residential section Jacksonville;
9 rooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage, beautiful
gardens Servants quarters; cost 5000,
sscrifice. reasonable terms For description
and photos write DEE BROTHERS, St.
Petersburg, Florida.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The following changes in commits
stoned personnel of the Reserve have
been announced:
Appointments Comdr. James
w. Baldwin, Ensign Richard S. Cass,
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Herbert A. Drei-
sacker, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Karl l..
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The Navy Department has announced
that certain number Of Utah-type fri
control telephones are now availabl
for issue to armories without cost. Th|
announcement said that armories not s.
equipped for fire control drill shoul|
endeavor to acquire these phones befori
the supply is exhausted.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
DAIRY FARM.

DLNIlN 7 7 IAINNI.
211 acres, with 70 acres of fertile blue
grass meadow land. About 18 miles from
District; 500 feet from Washington Frederick
boulevard Modern new concrete block COW
barn for "a cows, good 7-room house, grain
barn 45x80, tenant house and other build
ings; 80 good milk cows, horses, all farm
ing machinery and equipment city elec.
Will sell for value of buildings and equip
ment alone Easy terms. Apply to owner,
F. CARROLL WALKER, Phone Gaithersburg
Evening star., 1932-01-31

A new slide film entitled Machin
Tools, Part I. has been forwarded t
each armory by the Navy Departmer
for instruction purposes.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
FOR sALE-sPECIAL.
BARoAN-MoDERN BRICK BUNGALOW
NEAR WALTER REED.

NEAH
Only $500 to one who can make sub
stantial cash payment; nice sized rooms
clear oak floors, h.-w.h, open fireplace, tile
bath with shower. built-in features stairs
to attic; large lot, Lear garage. Phone
owner, Georgia 1870.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The following officers of the local
Naval Reserve took part in the sessions
of the annual meeting of the United
States Naval Reserve Officer Associa-
ton: Lieut.. John F. Moore. Lieut.. John
NJ Fewell, Lieut.. Charles H. williams,
Lleuts, junior grade. John B. Cleland,
ir.. and Gordon w Daisley, and Ensigns
Bertram H. Lindman and Morris
WeinStock.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
SALE--HOUSES.
lGnntinuedA

CAPITOL HILL SEMI-DET., ROOM!
hardwood fioors, concrete porch, mod; mu!
sell; reduced to $780, immediate sai
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Ensign Roland w Charles was Or
dered to Is days of training duty aboard
the Destroyer Hamilton. He reported
for duty Monday.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

SMALL ACREAGE Go TO 1907. WITHIN 50
miles OF Washington. preferably on water
front, by private party. State particulars,
including lowest price for cash. Address Box
3f6-K, Star Office.
COMPETENT FARMER, WITH PLENTY OF
help; will work farm on shares or will con-
slider cash monthly rent. Address Box 310-K,
Star offce.
10 ACRES OR LESS ON PATUxENT OR
bay, good harbor. priced reasonable. AG-
dress Box 202-K Star Office
Evening star., 1932-01-31

RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS $4,000. Sc
cured by first trust on own home, in nearby
Virginia, now clear; attractive corner, cas-
lily worth $4,000; will pay reasonable COM
mission. Address Box 407-K, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The Navy Department has announced
that Comdr. r. S. White, U. S. Navy.
member of the Inspection Board, h;
been selected for promotion to captai7I
and that he will shortly be detach(d
from duty with the Inspection Boar ]
He will be assigned to sea duty. Il
will be relieved on the board by Comd
G. T, Osborne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
BISHOP CHARGES
HILL MASSACRE
Asserts Italians Slain in
u. S. Rural Area.

By United Press
ALBANY, N. Y. April pa
claim that a group of Italian work =
men we're slain by natives of an
Appalachian country-an incident
that aroused protest from Italy
has been made by an Episcopalian
bishop.
The Rt. Rev. Frank w. Creighton.
bishop of Mexico, and director of
domestic missions of the Protestant
Episcopal church, revealed this dur
ing an address in which he stressed
need Of continuing missionary work
in the southern mountains.
Upon learning of the slayings. +"
Bishop Creighton asserted, the
Italian government complained to
the United States.
The whole matter was hushed
up" he added.
He declined to elaborate on the
incident, explaining that:
II the ident ty of the place where
the deaths occurred came out, all
my missionary work in the noun
tains would collapse"
The woTkmen we're imported from
Italy by a railroad to construct a
spur, Bishop Creighton said.
Natives, angered because Of the
invasion, ordered them to leave.
When they refused, they we're slain,
he asserted
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
MOSES DRAWS GIFT
Given Huge Club Sent to
Sons of Wild JackaSS.'

By United Press
WASHINGTON, April 23-The
senate chuckled Friday as Senator
Moses (Rep., N. HI. was presented
with huge wooden club from the
Sons of the Wild Jackass."
The bludgeon, about three feet
long and four inches thick, was sent
to Senator Nye (Rep., N. d., by the
Galesburg IN. d. farmers union.
1t bore the inscription:
Regards to the Sons Of the Wild
Jackass."
Il do not want to keep such a
dangerous weapon around" Nye an
nounced. Il move it be presented
to the author of the wild jackass
phrase, the senator from New
Hampshire, Mr. Moses"
The club was transferred to
Moses desk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
EARTH'S PULL DWARFED
BY LIGHTNING-FAST TOP
Scientist Shows Device Spinning
100000 Times a Minute.

UNIVERSITY, Va, April ga
tiny top that spins at 100000 revo-
lutions a minute and exerts cen
trifugal force a million times
stronger than the earth's gravity
was demonstrated Friday to the
Virginia Academy of Science.
The top was developed by DR..
Jess w. Beams, University of Vir-
ginia physicist, as an aid in study
ing the molecular behavior of vari-
Gus materials. 1t is less than half
an inch in diameter and is driven
by Jets of compressed air.
The material being studied is
placed on top of the device and it's
behavior under the tremendous
force exerted by the spinning is
observed thorugh a microscope.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
SEWER SUIT ARGUED
Taxpayer Seeks to Block S4OO, 900
Broad Ripple Project.

Arguments on suit by Henry L,
Harding, indianapolis taxpayer, to
block construction of $4O0,0OO
sewer system in Broad Ripple, and
along Pogue's Run and Pleasant
Run, were heard Friday by the SUI
preme court.
The hearing was on petition for
reopening Of the case following
denial of the petition in county
courts.
The project is being pushed by
the American Legion as a means of
providing work for hundreds of I'M
employed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
CITES NEED OF BEER
For It," Says Detroit Mayor" But
We Haven't Time For Parade.

~ tHitCU Press
DETROIT, April 23.-The Amer
lean people need beer and should
have it, Mayor Murphy said today
replying to Mayor Walkers an
nouncement in New York for a beer
demonstration in May.
But" said the mayor, Detroit
right now has even more important
problems and we can not officially
sponsor a parade here. However
there will be no objection to one"
Civic leaders are joining in plan
10 stage the parade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
HURLED OFF TRAIN TOP
Man Badly Injured in Plunge OFF
Freight Car.
BIZ United prcs

WARSAW, Ind, April 23.-Fred-
erick Martin, 30, of Marion, has
learned that the top of a moving
refrigerator railway car is no more
safe than it is comfortable.
AS the car on which Martin was
sleeping rounded a curve near
Packerton Thursday night, he was
thrown eighteen feet to the right of
way. He was found this morning
and brought to a Warsaw hospital,
suffering from fractured knee,
broken ribs, and internal injuries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

Beautiful colors and COM
binations, for tables, etc.
Special. SIC.
Star Store-Ffrst Floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

Six button length, in want
\ ed colors; egg shell and
y beige, real 1926 value
" First quality. ALI sizes.
~ $174.
Star StOre-First Floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
insult Aids

E. n. Hurley c. A. McCulIoch
These two men, along with
Samuel insult, will seek to
straighten out the tangled af-
fairs of the vast Middle West IT'LL
tiles Company, the three having
been appointed receivers by
Chicago court.
Hurley is a former chairman
Of the United States shipping
board and McCulloch a leading
figure in public utility circles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
KEEP MINERS OFF JOBS
800 Men, Armed With Clubs, BaIk
Operations at Richmond, Mo.

Gg Lnitcd Press
RICHMOND, Mo, April 23.-A
crowd of 300 men armed with clubs
Friday drove off miners who sought
to begin work at the Bates coal mine
No. 81 here. The miners retreateo
without injury, and no arrests
were made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-09
Democratic
 Leaders Confer

(Contlnuod from Page D
 favor ox.Mayor William F. Thoms of thls city.
 The Roosevelt group favor pledglng tho delegates to the na- tlonAl convention, elected at the state convention, to Archibald Mo. Nell of Bridgeport and Mrs Fannie Dixon Wolch of Columbia for places on tho national committee. The Smith group does not want my plodglng and fnvors ex.Mayor Davie E. Fitzgerald of New Haven for the national committee and either Mrs Lillian $. Abbott of Norwolk, present incumbent, for recollection or Mrs Josephn Whit noy of New Haven as her success 8or
 While Mrs whitney has been prominently mentioned ns Mrs Welch's opponent for tho woman's place on the national committee, a new nnglo Of this fight was ob. served today. Tho Smith leaders now declare they sec no reason for dumping" tho prebont ineum- bent, Mrs Abbott. Tn a stntomont Issued it was stated as follows:
 Mrs Abbott was elected demo. cratic national committee. woman to succeed Caroline Ruutz Rees. resigned, by tho state central com. mIttee In 1929 and was unanimous- ly received in 1928 by the delegates to tho national convention In Houston. A Daughter of tho Am- erican Revolution. she has always been q strong Smith supporter.
 ''ltoosevclt supporters propose Mrs Fannie Dixon Wclch, who was appointed tuberculosis com. missioner by Governor Cross.
 Mrs Welch has been Vlco- chairman of the state central com. mittee and recently resigned when the governor suggested that Joseph Tone, his appolntee as labor com missioner, who was secretary, and Mrs Wclch, resign. The governor suggested to the committee tho names of their successors, whom tho committee elected.
 "'ro have Mrs Weich hold the post of national commlttcewomnn and her state appointment at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-09
More Help for
 Unemployed
(ContInued from Page D

- Kaibnoisch Corporation; Lux Clock Manufacturing Company, Manu. f0cturerS Foundry company; Shoe Hardware Company; Smith and Griggs Manufacturing Company, Waterbury Buckle Company; Wa. terbury Button Company; Water bury Metal Wares Company; White and Wells Company and l., C. White Company.
 The miscellaneous group includes Bond Bread Co, Burroughs Adding Machine Co, Chamber of Com. inerce, Citizens and Manufacturers National bank, Connecticut Co, Dnrcey Transportation Co, DIa- m0nd Hottling corporation, Dino Savings bank. Diocesan Burcau of Social Service, Homo employees of Miss Helen 1. Diggg. home em- ployes of John II. Goss. 1nterna. ti0nai Motor Truck Sales. Lincoln House, association. LOohmnnn Chevrolet Co. Inc. Merriman dairy, Remington Rand Go. Roman Cath ollc cemeteries, Rowland's Insur. anco agency, St Johns parish staff, ]. E. Smith & Co, Swift & Co, Wa terbury Anti.Tubercu1osis league and the Isolation hospital. Water. bury Chapter of the Red Cross. Wa terbury Council of Boy Scouts. Wa terbury Girls club, Waterbury hospital. Waterbury Nash Co, Wa. lerbury Savings bank, Waterbury Trust Go, Waterbury Y. M. c. A., West Side Savings bank.
 The merchants listed include tho Apothecaries Hall Co; Dumouchci Paper Co. W. T. Grant Go. How. ia nd Hughes Co, Jones. Morgan <. Co. Mlchaeis, Inc. Modern Homo Utilities, Nicola Orlando. shoe re- pairing. W. F. PIsrpont. Inc, and tho Service Shoe see.
 Treasurer Lewis $. Reed of inc Mutual Aid fund released hIs