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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
ORDER or NOTICE.

WARREN B, BURROWS. as Attor- ney General of the Stnto of Con. DectIcut,
 FRAzIER 4. WHITTISGToN.. of Waterbury, in Baid stato of Con' neetIcut, md now temporarily nb. sent from said Waterbury and of wT$SS ESyss cSSSSg, SSSSEcg,cuT; ... wA&SE. EEw UPON THE COMPLAINT of the said Attorney General of Baid Stntc of Connecticut, praying for renBOns thersIn set forth for n Judgment rev0kIBg the lIceDge Of the defend- ant t0 practice medicine and sur. ssfSra ssy n ,n. o p'ror s"as es Geurt and for New Haven County at Water. bury, to. be held on tho first T'ucs. day of June, A. D. fD34. it appear. ing 10 RDd being found by tho sub: scribing authority that the shId defendant hns g0Do to- parts up' ""ogi URbisREp, isIVrI, That notice of the pendnncy Of said complaint be giy. en by publishing this order in tho EVeninH D6mOornf,A h newspaper printed in said Waterbury three days BueecgsIycly, comInencing on or before tho Fist day of May, A. D. i034, by somo proper officer or in- dlnereDt person who, with hig dos ingg thepeOD iudOrsed, shniI mako duo return.
 GIsORUE II. FREEMAN,
 Clerk of the Superior Court for
 New Haven County Tt
 Waterbury, STATE OF CONNEcTJCUT, Now Hnycp County, ss. Waterbury, May IS, 1D33.
 The within foregoing is h true md ntteBted copy Of tho origlnn' order of Notice in my hgndS for publication.
 AtteBt:.--
 JOSEPH ?, BAUBY, t-is-3t Deputy Sheriff,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
Every One Of These Concisely Worded Ads Are News Items" Of The Business World

STATE OF coNNNEcricuT, DIS.
 Probate Court, May 18th, ipeS.
 ESTATE OF Marin Palma UriiIO, late of tho Town of Waterbury, in Said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for tho Dis. trlct of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the estate Co exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect t0 present their accounts properly Hts tested within said time, will be de- bnrred . recoyefy. All persons in- debted to Emid estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ANTONIO BARBIicRi, 6.ls.3t Administrator
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

WABc--Ioabody Brothers 7:00.--W EAF-- Baseball Hosumc. WOit--SpOrts Resume --- Ford Prick.
 WJI-Amos n Andy -- Sketch.
 WABC--Nick bucas, Songs 73lj-~W WEAF--Gonc md Glenn Sketch.
 WOlt--lfrOnt. Page Drama. WJI--rbe World Court Dr Mnnlcy c. Hudson, Harvard ihw School. WABC--Just Plnln Bill zee Sketch, 7,30-- WEAb'--Trappers Music. WOIt--Tcx Fletcher, Songs WJH--GG0rgG GcrshwiD, Plano. ,t .t WABC--Armb brustcr orch. :; Jimmy KGmpcr, Songs. 7;45- WEAF--The poldbcrg Sketch.
 WOH--Irue Stories of the Sea.
 WJH-~Bkcteh, Max Bner, Boxer.
 ABC--B0nke Carter, Commentator. S!00- WI;AF---3ourd0n orch; JeBsIca DragOnetto, bO- pranO; Revolers Quartet. WOi.--JoneB and Hare, Songs.
 WJH-- Walter O'Rocfc, Comcdi1n; Ethel Shutta, Songs; DoInn orch. WABC--Parcntcnu orch; Harold Van Emburgh. Baritone. Sl6-- WABC--I I;asy Accs Sketch .8:3O-- WOIt--NoVolty orch: Slim Timblin, Comedian; Cav. alters Quartet. WJI-~Mnplc City Four. WABc--COurt of Human Relations. 8.4b-- WIZ Baseball Comment. Babe Ruth. 0--WEAr-Lymnp Orch; Prank Mum, Tenor; MuTcl Wilson, Soprano. WOIt--Osborne orch. WJH--ilnrris Orch; Leah Ray. Songs 9,iJ-WA BC--LIttlc orch. 9:30--WEA Variety Musicale; Pic and Pat, Comedians. WOIt--Dance orch. WJI--phiI Baker, COme- dian.
 WABC--Jack Whiting. JcanDic Lang, Songs; Denny orch. -WIGAF--Skitch: The Stranger.
 WOR--Dorotby Miller, Songs.
 WJZ--Storlcs That Should Be TOid--FultOn Oursler Author.
 WABC~-Varicty Musicale. 10:I5--- -WOIt--Current Events -- II. r.. Read.
 WJZ--MariO cozzi, Bari. tone; Lucille ManDeds, Soprano. .30-- WJsA F--Jack Benny, Com. dian; BestOr Orch: Frank Parker, Tenor. WOR-- Walter Abrcns. Bariton; Marie Gerard, Soprano.
 WJI-SmlIio de Gogorza. Baritone.
 WABC--Confict, Dramatic Sketch. t0.4j--W ABC-- Edith Murray, Songs. l 1 :00-- W WEAF--George R. Holmes, Chief Washington Bu- reau 1. x. E.
 WOK- Weather; Moon beams Trio.
 WJZ-Three Scamps Trio. WABc--Tbe Republican Reaction Senator D. q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

General. the Count dc Chnmbrun. descendant of ihe Marquis dc Lafayette, will Bpcnk from Paris over tlIc w A 90 . Columbia. network, saturday. May 70, from $500 tO 0if5 D. Hp.. EDST, in con. ncctIOn with tlic centenary Of the death Of Lafayette. Co bc commemorate the nest day.
 Like his famous ancestor, ' tho Count dc ChaHbrnu is n soldier and is kccnIy interest. cn in the United Stntcs. His wife Is an Amwlcan. thc sis. Ger of tile lnte Nicholas Long. worth. General dc Chambrun will spenk Co English. His fnnrily lns taken e leading role ln French public life and hIs brother is the French nDI. bnssndUF nt Rome.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

AT THF SUPERIOR COuRT HELD AT WATERBURY,, IN AND FOR NEW HAVEN COUNTY ON .THE itTH DAY OF MAY, 1884. Present: Hon. Edwin ~ Dickinson.
 ARTHUH T. MINOR IsT Al.
 wATERBuRY MUTUAL LOAN
 ASsOcfATiON, INC. SU PEtIOR COURT AT WATEls. BURY, NEW HAVEN COUNTY, MAY iith, iDss,
 Jwdgment COnnpnstn@ Temporary. Rs Permanent Receiver. Rnd LiSnst.
 ing Ttsme f0r Presentation
 ef Clnins
 NOW, THEnEroRE, it ls ordered and ndjudged that the Temporary appointment of BaId Martin V. cnnp, IT,, Bs Receiver of tho defendant corporation. be and tho Bnmo is ssteey ns ;Sa, s'nrsa ,n saS Sns mar rG C".s IT,, bo md ho iH hereby appointed Permanent Receiver of paId corpor. ntion, md that tho authority and directions heretofore given to him ns Temporary Rereiyer Dc and the same hereby are rcafiirmed and con' tInued.
 And it is further ordered and nd. Judged thnt four p,onths from md after tho i4ti day of May, tD3f, he md the same is hereby Limited fol the presentation iO HnId Receiver of claims against sald Estate, that all claims not NO presented be there. after forever barred. md il,at snld Receiver give notlpo Co hli parties concerned of paid limitation, that all claims not prosecuted within tho tlne limited will thereafter be barred, md of Inc RddrcHs Co which claims niny Dc vent c. hin' by mall, by publishing tuch notice iD thrce issues of the Waterbury Democrat, Il newspaper published Ip BEid Wn. terbury. and by causing q copy of said notice Co be mnIled. pOHtnge paid tO cRch creditor, hll on or be- fOro the 18th dny of May i03f,
 By order of tho Court,
 GEORGE II. FREEMAN. 5-is.3t clork
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
STATE or CONNECTICUT. DIS.
 TnICT ot w!ATEnBuKY, ses,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Dis.
 TRICT OF WATERBURY, ss,
 PROBATE COURT, May tOth, iD3A
 ESTATE or Edgar C. slmons. late of the Town Of Waterbury, ln snId Ilstrlct, decensod.
 Tho Court Of Probate tor the Dis. trIcl Of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed bix months from the date hereof for the creditors Of said es. tate tO exhibit fhcir claims for set. clement. Those who neglect tO pre-. sent their accounts properly attest; cd within said tIme.. will Dc de' bnrred recovery. All persons in. dsbted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment tD
 FREDERICK STMOHS, 5.iG.3L Administrator (. r. A. s STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DIS.
 TRIcT OF WATERBURY,, ss
 Probate Court. May t7th, 1884.
 r:sTATE OF Peter Kelly, late of tho Town of Waterbury, In Said
 Tfhe Court of Probate for the Dis. trlct of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tho creditors of sad eBthte 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present thelg accounts properly 9t. tcsted within said time, will be dc. bnrrod H recovery. All persons in. debted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment tO
 KATHERINE KELLY, J.1B.3t AdmInistratPIx.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Joe Cook, Broadwny's latest con ytributlon to the mir waves, has como to the Dlcrophone to stay. The popular comedian has been so @euccossful ns the host of the House
 Party brondcasts over Datlon.wlde M4NBC. WEAF networks that an ops stion has been taken on his service fin thht role until the end of 1885.
 The latest addition to the list Of aceIebrnted stage comedians on tho 8air. Cook will be heard with Don. Mnid Novis, Frances Lnngford and ~Don Voorheess orchestra nt the 8wcekiy House Parties from both e.New York and Hollywood during Ethe i0-mOnth period covered by ~the option which his sponsor holds.
 One of tho last of the oiltAtnnd- sing stage comedians to sliGcumb to @tho lure of the mlcr0ph0nc, Cook
 made his debut nt the Colgate <,fIouAe Party brondcnsts as q guest ~ArtIsl. and promptly was engaged Ito remain for serieg. Previously she had been heDrd on the mir only Mtipon rare occasions, but had Hnr- s.red on Broadway in three shows ssOf hig own, "Rnln or shine" "FIne feMnd Dandy" and Hold Your t'fores."
 Ellsworth Vines, Outstand- z ing professional tennis player
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Bouts at Madison square Garden Barney Ross, who was originally slated 10 speak with McLafniD, win be unable to make an nppeafunee as hls training camp is too remote from bFOmdcnsting .Ntatlon.. icsl Frayne, sports editor of tho New York American, will introduce McI.arnln.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Mary Lon can dry her tears bs- NNuee EAnny Ross Co not going to [IoilHwopd after nli not for q II9tIn while longer. anyway. The young topor will Do aboard Cnp- lein Henry's show Boat until July ~ It was learned today, because mo movie fnakerB in Hollywood have changed their minds about hiu next vehicle.
 Lmnny was supposed to make .TIfef Masters Voice. when he roc tufnef to thc const. Now thnt pIc- tire ig out and College Rhythp" .0ng been selected for his next tlicker,. But tbht one isn't quite ,gohDy yet.
 8o Ianny remains in New York city while they're preparing it for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
RUSSIAN BOOKS POPULAR

Philadelphia (UP)--RecORnItI0n Cf Soviet Russia by the United domand at the public library here for Russian bo0ky. Books by Russian authors as well ns dis cussions of governmental activities ond social life in Russia have led the non-fictioD requests in recent months.
 Even small towns and rural dis tricts in South Africa are feeling the prosperity wave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
By Harold Cox

and former q. $. RmntcUr champion. Gene SnraZan, winner Of several leading open and professional golf cham. piOnships: and Opni IlIIi. scIsn' tIOnat woman golfer. will Join ihe Parade of Sports. Co b
 brOndcnst over thc WABC.CO' lnnibIa network from B:OO Co O;OO D. n., tomorrow. Sarns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
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r. M.
 4;O0--- Orlandos orch. NEG, 4;I5--NcliiG Itevcii at Large --
 NEG. 430--M Modern Concert Orcb.---
 Norman CIoutIcr, director;
 Robert Hhanley. 6:00---The Gypsy Wnndorcr.-.
 NEG, 5;iI--1'hc ModernaIrcs--CilT
 Strong, director. 5:SO-'-Fr1nk Mcrriweil's Advcn.
 turcs--NBC. b:46--M Melodies of Romance. O0---Wrightyllie Clarion, G;30--M Musical Appetizers. G:4b--Willlam Hain, tcnor--NDC 700--HcaIth Education---- Pcrcival
 \. Barnes. 7;t6--WTlC Sports Review. T3O--Fam0uH Fnvorites---chrlg
 tlann KrleDB, director. S;00--Jegslca NEG. 9:00--Smooth Rbythms---N0rmnn
 Clouuer. director; with
 Frank Sherry. 0:l5-- Melody Moments. 0S0--One Night Btands---NBC. t0:00---t'Irst Nightcr--NBC. 1 f0;30--Jack Benny, with Don Bes.
 tor'B Orch.--NBC. ff;00--Gcorge R. HoImes--NBC. 1t;f5--fjen P0ilock's Orch.--NBC 1 tt;30--Prcss. Iiadi0 Newg--NBC. Vincent Lopez's Orch---
 NBC.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Answers to Previous Questions THE Betsy Ross flag had l3
 4 stars in a circle on the blue Aeid in the canton and was the national banner from the time 5t was formally adopted by Con. gress, June 14. 1777. until May 1. 1705. Uncle Joe Ross" was built in Cincinnati in 1852 at 6 cost of sf0.000. IL weighed five tons and was drawn by four horses. The first files were made = hand"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

 If It's a Pleasure or Commer-
 clal Car, Sec Us. lg3O Ford Pick Up lpJ Ford Dual Htnke Truck lD2D Chevrolet Station Wagon lb2g Ford Canopy Truck 1880 Chevrolet Plck Up ly3g Chevrolet Conch tJnndy) lD3t Chevrolet Sedan tcStrW nioe) lDa2 Plymouth Sedan fp3l Ford Coupe und Hondstcr lv2O Ford Coupe, runs good,
 new Rubber ,.,,,.., Sg6.0O lO2D Buick Touring, rnHH ,. sooo ',It.', '''t''.. ssp'vu iVB Chevrolet Sednn ,,,. 5000 70 OtherB-- look Thum Over
 ATWOOD BROS y4D No. Mnin St. Dlnl 3.S2bg 320 No. Main St. Dlnl G.32St ID3s---S cyl. Ford Coupe s875. Do Soto & Plymouth Agency, 3S VII. low St. Dial 3.Ib0S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Joe Mccarthy, mamager of tlic New York Yankees, wiIl sIrak TrUni Detroit, wilcre ilis team will piny that day. Other sports stars scsledu uled io Join tn the Parade are lsrlnpO Cnt1I,vm mnd Benny Briedsnmt, football cOncil of C.C.N.Y. Ted IIusIlig Will De master. Ds.ccPcniOnIcs for ihc entire prOgPnJn. which VIII bc heard over . DatlOnwlflc CHS net. work of O6 stations,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Hastings of Delaware. it:15-W WEAF-Pollnck orch. WJZ-Robert Simmons, Tenor.
 WABC--Ncws; Jones orch ii:3O--W -WEAF-News; Lopez.
 Orch.
 WOR--Fisher orch. WJZ-Ncws: Dance orch. li:45--W WJZ--Worid's Largest
 Balloon---Dr l. 0. La Gorce. WMcA = Dance Music (Also on WEAF. WOR. WIZ. WAZBC, WEVD).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

yen and Vines will speak from the New York CIBS studios. and Miss Iili will join the parndc nt tIic studios of WBBM, Chicago.
 
 Jimmy MeLarnIn. worlds wclter. weight champion, will speak from Atlantic City. where he iB in trnin. Ing for tlie forthcoming MIlk Fund
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
WILD FLOWER AUTHORITY

Armstead, Mont, UP)---Mrs J w. Scott Of Armgtead, is consld. cred to be Montana'g greatest llv- ing authority on wild flowers. The 7G-ycar old woman has collected more than 5000 blooms from all parts of the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
: MILLION ADVANCE SALE
 SEEN

Chicago, (UPJ-Ofncials Of tho 4 Century Of ProgrcBs have ex- pressed confidence that more than 5000 900 tickets 10 tho exposition will be hold before the gates open May yG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
USED MONIES TO STRETCH HAT

Gloucester. Mass fUP) --- A fellow borrowed q hat from Carl Cameron. restaurateur. Later the same chap borrowed 20 cents from Cameron. When the hat came back it was disclosed that the bor- rower had used the 25 cents to stretch the hat tO fit him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

WATERBURY BAVIN01 HANK, or Waterbury, . corporation organ. ised under the laws of the state of Connecticut
 MICHAEL .nINALDf. 4. HosEN. BteRU, trading ns the New York Meat Market. VITO MECCA and LEONARDO MECCA. al of Wa. aerbury, and the ,l MEpRisS,;NTA. sS rc,,., EH & HEIRS of CHRISTINA RiNALpI, late of Waterbury, de. ceased.
 ORDER OR NOTICE, sT4Ty yrs Yf cG,,NSE co,NNESEEcrlcuTx; Is x;AAIsS. SEy UPON TTHE ccoMMpIAiST T'' of ths said Waterbury Sn wings Bnnk pray. ing for renBonB therein Set forth for H Judgment for s3.500 damages and tho Foreclosure of | nVrtgnge on property known RS Lot No. C, Of Onk wood, on Inc southerly side of Winchester street. in sald Water. bury. mndo returnable before the Superior Court ID and for New Hay. on County nt Waterbury. tO be held on the first Tuesday of June. A.. D. e1, t appearing tp ana being that some of said defendnnts are gone to parts unknOwn; therefore, OHDERED. That notice Of the pcndency of Bald complaint be gjyeD by publishing this order in the Evening Domocrnt, newspaper printed in said Waterbury, three days successlycly. commencing on or before tho 21Bt dny of May 4. D., i034, by some proper officer. or iD. different person who, with hls dos ingg thereon indorsed, shall make
 GgoRGE II. FREEMAN.
 Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County at Waterbury STATE of CoHNECTicUT, couN. TY of NEW HAVEN, sB. WATER. BURY, May 18th, I034.
 Tho wlthln and foreRoinR i1 X true and atteBted copy of the orig. lnHi order .of Notice in my hands for publication.
 Attest:
 JOHN L. CRAY, 5.t6-3t Deputy ShoriH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
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Who was tho first presldent Co leave the Jurisdiction of the .. s.?
 Where was the first national championship tennis matches held?
 When was the first Method. iBt missionary sent out?
 Answers in next Issue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18
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 SALES co.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

Ellsworth Vines, Outstand- ing professional tennis player
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-18

WARREN E. BURROWS, hs Attor- noy General of the Btnt0 of Con. nnnl lnllI.
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Evening star., 1934-10-17

All remaining 75c reprints Of popular fiction, and
such fascinating reading Boccaccio Lysistrata and
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walking off with them by the dozens b, .s::te
Evening star., 1934-10-17
PRESIDENT SPEEDS
BUS|NEssPARLEYs
Gets Several Indications
Economic Situation Is
Improved.
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press,
President Roosevelt d speeding up
his series of heart-to-heart talks with
business leaders after receiving . re-
port that the economic situation Is
better.
There have been several recent In
dications that the administration is
seeking to assure business. The Presi-
dent feels business men should have
more confidence and exert more lead
ership.
He talked yesterday with George L.
Harrison, governor of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank, and jackson
Reynolds, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of New York. Though
neither would discuss their visit, II
was considered certain that the busi-
ness situation was eanvaSsed.
Eugene Black, now acting Is liaison
man between the administration and
the bankers, reported to the President.
He said he found improvement In the
South and Middle West during Q re-
cent tour.
II think" he said, there Is stilI
some hesitancy on the part Of both
capital and industry to employ credit.
think the assurances recently gwen
by the President were properly re-
ceived by industry and commerce and
were appreciated by them.
II found everywhere agricultural
conditions very greatly improved:
Evening star., 1934-10-17

farmers are optimistic. found brsi-
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dustries not In as good condition as
the smaller industries, probably
attributable to the falling-on in the
orders for heavy industry products
and the failure Of the heavy indus
tries to use the capital markets"
The President also conferred yester-
day with Robert L. Owen. former Sen.
ator from Oklahoma and co-author
Of the Federal Reserve act. He ad-
vocated Government purchase Of
Government bonds held by the banks
~ . means Of stimulating credit ex-
pansion.
Mr.. Roosevelt will speak next We'd
nesday before the American bankers.
Association here and may further
outline his views and hopes for busi-
ness
Evening star., 1934-10-17
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ggday PsGemDsr lS 80 1883 81 hs HsN Tss
johnson, Mrs. Geneva B. Brown, Hender-
of George, Harold and Lois Brown; brother
OF Rev. Isabelle Bundy., Mrs; Fannie VIII
Remsns em 0thS Viii be estne
day. pm. Funeral services. Wednes+
Metro1oIitan anE 9onnaTS A. i'4 E ZION m chp1ch.
st. bet md and Bird SITS. s.w..- Rev. !
". Mccoy. pastor Rev, G. o. Wing Of
We watched him day by day.
Until at last. with broken hearts.
We saw him pass away
WIFE AND CHILDREN
PROCTOR 5oHN H Tne anonsaE John MaEshf al
deah Of BrotheT JOHN II
Funeral Wednesday January J. 1894,
from Mei5Opqla4 Wesley S1d M NJ E. Zion ift
Church e he sne ta
7sifned5 GEoBSE " c2LE escE.tPTs PTssident
PROCTOR. HENDERSON. All members Of
Green Mountain Lodge No 1477. G. U;
are hereby RrotSr1 Ffaqest s4 sstspd
at pm. from Zion Wesley NJ e
Attest: sH JAMES aEsfETi F GRAY 'qE2' ?, s ~ '
Star Lodge: No. 40. l. B. P. o; E. Of W.
are notified to attend the session OF Sor-
row at our home. Tuesday. January =.
neral of our late brother. JOHN H.
PROCTOR. Funeral January 3. at l pm
from Metropolitan Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion
Church. Sister lodges and temples are
invited to attend.
WILLIAM B. HARRIS. E. r.
CORTEZ w. PETERS. Secretary.
uary j. 1854 at $40 pm. at his daugh-
ters residence. New York City, GEORGE
P. PULLMAN beloved father Of Con-
stance M. Bassett. Notice of funeral later
REIDY. DANIEL MICHAEL. On Monday,
January /. 1894. at Mount Alto Hospital,
DANIEL MICHAEL, beloved husband of
Mary Jane Reidy !nee Youngl; Funeral
from his late residence, 907 Eye st. sc.
Notice Of time later.
RIGNEY. JOHN FURMAN. Departed this
life Saturday. December 30. 1888. at Gal
lineer Hospital. JOHN FURMAN RIG
NEY the beloved husband of Rose E. Rig
ney.. He leaves to mourn their loss three
children Mary Pinket Dunmore. Bertha
Hawkins and John Eigney: one brother
William Rignev: four grandchildren and
a host of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at James H. Winslow
COS chapel. 18th and r sts. NV. Fu-
neral Wednesday January g. 1894 at I
pm. from st. Luke's Baptist Church.
EriSltgood. D.. c. Friends are invited.