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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-04
RICOCHETS
.
from the
RED D CLUB

A meeting of club members will
be held next Tuesday, April 10, at
1880 o'clock at the gallery. There
are many subjects to be discussed
and 100 per cent attendance is de-
sired.
Albert Bekkarinen is now a
member of our club.
According to bulletins received
from headquarters of the Montana
Rifle association, final placings in
the state tournament are:
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
H. w. Woods. Pastor

Sabbath school, 9:45.
Morning worship, 11:00. Ser
mon by the pastor. Special music
by the chorus. The Rainbow Girls
will attend the service in a body.
Arlene Houten viii sing, "The
Kingdom Eternal" by Meredith.
In the evening, at the parson-
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-04
OBVIOUS

1t is as plain rs the Blue Eagle
that this is the year to do your
Christmas shopping early.-Roch-
ester Times Union.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-04

shorthorn calf entered by ]. M.
Rock took second place in it's class.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-04-04

MISSOURI, AD NO. II I4NU ItIuIIISI
Four high aggregate individual
scores, according to type of sights
used are:
Telescope-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Won,en's Society
 Hears r. R. Bunke,

Mrs Wilbur Allen was elected president of the Women's Mission ary and Social union of the First Baptist church at the annual meet ing held yesterday afternoon. Oth- CT officers elected were: Vice. president. Mrs John Foster; sec- retary, Mrs William F. Van Tas- seI; treasurer, Mrs Isabel Pier cey. Reports of committees were read.
 Committee chairmen named are as follows: Foreign missions, Mrs David F. Gaines; home missions, Mrs George Angle; Christian or- ganization. Mrs Clarence Kicker son: White cross overland, Mrs seas, Mrs Charles Hine; parish work, Miss Elizabeth Kendall; dis trict visitation, Mrs A. D. Daw- son: program. Mrs John Foster; Perry Borden: White cross over sewing committee. Mrs Fl. M. Worth: membership. Mrs Paul Marggraff; kitchen supplies, Mrs Eugene Beadle. Auditors are Mrs George Stevens and Mrs Nelson Holcomb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

When North goes to three dla- monds, he is, in way. making q mild slam try. He Is asking South if he has fit In that particular suit.
 When south holds n flt In tho suit, he should show it with n bid of four no trump. With this in- formation, North goes to six no trump.
 The Play
 Against a six contract, [ am not inclined to open the fourth best Of my longest and strongest suit If you are a fourth bestor' and open tho seven of hearts, tho de- clarer will mako hia contract, while sf you 0pon either of your double. tons, ths contract will Do defeated.
 When tho seven Of hearts is Qpened, the deolarer wins with the Hing, runs off five club tricks and four diamonds, forcing East Co bear down Co tho king and Jack or spades and the ace of henftH' The jack 0f hearts then iH ied, Hast lH thrown Int thu load win
 hp AQn and now must lead away from hle klnR ana Jack Df spadoh Int donfnFof'h iannaa s-- ihe gueon and seven belng on Tho hoard and
 to gee and niho co iho deelArerH g0opsrisl. isss MnA isrvlss ins.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Club Activities

Seventy-five candidates will be initiated to Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella, at the next meeting of the organization, the 17th, in Hibernlan hall. An ex- tensive membership drive has been inaugurated.
 Plans were completed for a mammoth card party to be given in the near future last night. The arrangement committee is conn posed of Miss Mary O'Rourke, chairman; Mrs Edith Havican, Mrs Margaret Greaney; Miss Sophie Carroll, Mrs Bart Guilty and Mrs Catherine Hill.
 Officers were installed by Deputy Sarah Crosley at the meet ing of Lily of the Valley lodge of odd Fellows, Manchester Unity, last night in Mechanics hall. Re- freshments were served.
 Officers installed were the fol- lowing: Noble grand, Madeline Smith; vice-grand, Jennie Lynch; chaplain, Adele Turner; past grand, Agnes Peden; recording secretary, Matilda Griffin: per- manent secretary, Beatrice Mac. Casland; treasurer, Florence Leas inside guard, Nina Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Local Delegate
 To Attend Meet
Mrs F. s. Chase Win Be In Attendance At Washing
 ton Conference


 Mrs F. S. Chase of this city will be the local delegate at the wash- ington conference of the National Committee oh the Cause and Cure of War, opening Jan. 16, in the Hotel Washington, Washington. D. C., which will be attended by many delegates from Connecticut. Among the delegates are Mrs Josepha Whitney and Miss Mary +. Wood- ruff of New Haven, Mrs Brownei1 Gage of Sufheld and Mrs Cornelius Kruse of Middletown. Mrs Florence l.. c. Mitchell also will attend, and Is on the program as chairman of one of the discussion groups. Mrs Roosevelt will speak at the opening dinDer at which Mrs Corbett Asi1by of the British delegation to the Disarmament conference will also be q speaker. Mrs Roosevelt has invited the delegates to the White House for tea Wednesday aftcr- noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Grange Officers
 To Be Installed
Ceremonies Will Be Conducted At Meeting This Evening
 At Grange Hall

At a meeting of Mad River grange to be held this evening at Grange hall, officers for the com ing year will be installed. Robert Andrews of Burritt grange of New Britain, will act as installing officer.
 John Crich will be installed as master; Asa 1sbell, overseer; Mrs Florence German, lecturer; Mrs Goodson, steward; Robert Pratt, assistant steward; Mrs Elizabeth Frisbie, chaplain; Charles Penni- man, treasurer; Mrs Lavender Gra- ham, secretary; Harold Bowen, gatekeeper; Mrs Florence Matthews Ceres; Miss Jenny Graham, Pomo- na; Miss Mildred Parmentier, Flora; Miss Mildred Goodson, lady assistant steward, and Maurice Goodson, new member of the exe- cutive committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Hartford Churches
 Represented Here

Two busses brought choirs, cler- gymcn and members of the Shiloh and Hopewell Baptist churches of Hartford to the newly dedicated Grace Baptist church of this city last night for the observance of Hartford night" Rev +. s. Moody pastor of the Shiloh Baptist church presided.
 Clergymen from several nearby cities and towns will be present toe night for the observance to be known as "State Night" The ser- vices are being held in connection with the dedication of the church and ceremonies will be held each night until Sunday.
 Miss Mary Louise Lawlor of Wifs son street entertained at her home on Monday, following the Inter- collegiate tea dance. Those ats tending were Misses Ann Freyen Rita McCann, Edna Harmon, Mare guerite Shanahan, Adeliade Mail. lard, Rosalind Lawlor, Mary Louise Lawlor and Peter Edelberg, Nah. lon Maneville, James Lawlor, James Freyer, James Bates, MT and Mrs Thomas Kenneally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem

Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem
 Two of the most valuable bids in the constructive one-over-one system are the Onc-over -one force and the jump response of two no trump. It is true that very often the one-over-one response should not be used-but rather the proper response is 0 jump bid of two no trump, which shows a hand rich in tenace positions.
 However, when you partner makes 0 jump response of two no trump over your suit bid of one. don't be too eager to sign off with three no trump.
 If you hold good five-card suit, rebid that suit. The very fact that you have a4 long suit to work with may be just tho information that partner needs to get to slam contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

Eight teams started play in a setback tournament at the meet ing of the Waterbury lodge of Moose last night at Moose hall. The tournament will run for IA weeks. Teams have been entered by the following captains, Henry Baribault, Clinton Cooke, Eugene Sullivan, Thomas Murphy, Patrick Ladden, Michael Martin, William Daly, and John Hannon.
 Plans were made for banquet for the members of the forty-five Forty men arc expected to attend. lodge will attend the meeting of day. At this time the committee will begin preliminary plans for the state field day and convention in June in New Britain.
 New officers of the Daughters of Athens were in tho chairs at the meeting Tuesday night In com munity hall. The treasury of the society was donated to the Hell lenic Orthodox church. The offl- cers are as follows: President, Miss Ann Exarhou; vice-presi- dent, Flo Tatalia; secretary, Mary Macris; and treasurer, Irene Stavros.
 The installation of the newly elected officers of Mary Caswcll tent. No. 10, Daughters of Union Veterans, will take place next Tuesday evening in the auditorium of the Chase companies office build ing. Representatives of the various ex-service mems organizations have been invited to attend the cere- monies.
 The Concordia Ladies Singing society held their weekly meeting last evening at the Concordia rooms. The rehearsal was attend ed by about forty-fve members. The newly formed group Is under the direction of Professor Andrew Mues, formerly of Bethlehem, Pa. The male chorus will resume their regular weekly rehearsals on Mon. day evening, January 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
C. D. OfA. WEI Cdther h Nev HaDen On January 28
Supreme Regent Of The Group Will Be Guest Of
 Honor At The Meeting.

Miss Mary c. Duny of South or ange, N. J.. supreme regent of the Catholic Daughters of America will be guest of honor at the quarterly meeting of the Connecticut c. D. A. on Sunday, Jan 2S, at the Hotel Garde in New Haven. Members of Court st Maria will be hostesses for the occasion. Mrs Elizabeth Ahern of New Haven, national director of the c. D. of A. will also attend.
 National, state and local officers and members of the state courts will attend the meeting which will convene at o'clock fin the after noon. Supper will be served later in the day.
 Reports of the work which has been carried on since the last quar- terly meeting in New Canaan in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Personal Notes

Miss Georgia Bennett left on Tuesday for Bristol, Va, where she Is a student at Virginia Intermont college, after spending the holi- days with her parents, MT and Mrs Morris IT. Bennett of Pros- pect.
 Mrs Lawrence Kilbride of Will low street has returned from St Mary's hospital where she has ss
 been a patient.
 Miss Elizabeth Since. daughter of MT and Mrs Chalkley c. Shee of the Country Club road, who has been at home for the holidays is returning shortly to her studies at the Weylister school in Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

MT and Mrs Henry Holihan of Seminole avenue have been visit ing in Brokfie1d at the home of MT and Mrs Fred A. Starr.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Greer of Virginia avenue have been enter taining their daughter, Miss Mona Greer of Babylon, l.. I.
 John BozZuto, who spent the past two weeks with his parents, MT and Mrs John BozZuto of Bank street, has returned to his studies at Niagara university.
 Miss Marie Bissell Naylor, daughter of Dr and Mrs J. Henry Naylor of Hartford, recently visit cd Miss Virginia l. Herr, daughter of pr and Mrs Edward A. Herr of Fiske street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Girl Scout News

Mss Ines Cl0ugh Of Rt Mar. Raret'a school faculty devoted tho first of . series Of four lectures on astronomy last night to fundanlen- : inl principles Of star study. Tho course ls being given for those on |. rolled Co the uirl Scout leaders training course and 10 being con. dnetod nt the First Congregational church sGout house. Nokt week sh0 wlll discuss methods Of locating the stars and e0nstaIIatIons,
 The nlri Scout council Will held lis annual meeting nest Monday afternoon At scout headnuAFtaFA co inc MAiinlueh bmilaiDN. itep0Fta from tho many committees which fnnGllOnad during 1888 will Do heard, and tllhFo Will bn A Aeihil0d llaanainl statement, officers Wlll be elected foF ieDt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Wilby Notes

A game rally for the contest with Bridgeport Central high school Saturday night was held yesterday by the seniors and jun jors. student support of the bas- ketball team was voiced by Eleanor Banis and Martin Morrissey. Short talks were given by Ralph s. Hay ward, vice principal, and Coach James w. Lee.
 Miss Alice Gibson will direct a meeting of the girls glee club at the Crosby assembly hall to-mor- row afternoon.
 Activities for the remainder or the school year are now being planned by the Debating club and will be discussed at the groups next meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Baptist Group Elects
 Mrs Wilbur Allen

Frederic R. Bunker, for 25 years missionary in Africa and now affiliated with Yale Divinity school, addressed the Woman's Missionary society of the First Congregational church yesterday afternoon on "The, Pilgrim Way" Tracing the rise and development of the Christian spirit from the days of the Pilgrim fathers, MT Bunker discussed in detail the diff ferent missionary projects now un- dertaken by churches. t,
 Illustrated with an Illuminating assortment of slides. this lecture was especially prepared by MT Bunker for the Connecticut Council of Congregational Women and has been delivered in several cities throughout the state. The speaker was introduced by Mrs Edward M. Condit. Mrs James r. Gregg presided over the meeting. At the close of the lecture, the hope was expressed that MT Bunker might be persuaded to return to address the Young Peoples society in the near future.
 Miss Ruth Stanley of Wyman street entertained at bridge re- gently for several of her friends who were home from school. Miss Marion Tracy received first prize and Miss Alice Pierce, second. Miss Joyce Lucille Wood. received con solation award. Those attending in- cluded Misses Lucille Wood, Made- line Cullen, Charlotte Tracy, Pau line Churslon, Joyce Weber, Mar ion Tracy and Alice Pierce. Mir and Mrs Merritt Heminway, Mir and Mrs F. l.. Heminway and Mir and Mrs II. H. Heminway have returned after q stay at the Hotel Ambassador in New York city.
 Miss Ann Canfield of Havana, Cu- ba, formerly of this city, is tho guest of her sister. Miss Mary Can field Of Pearl Lake road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

September will be presented. The local courts carry on q large amount of philanthropic and welfare work in their own cities during each year.
 Mrs John Lavey of Bridgeport, state regent, will preside at the ses- si0ns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Ti,e Illslsiing

T'iie llldding NDFth'H bid Of two 10 trump " ferelng--li does not denv hlppoft foe clubs, blll shows partner h hand in which there lN Hli advantage ln having the hand lNd 20 70, rathHF lhan Through, HOutl'H bid Of tree clubs la madn, mt vt iln idan or Alanlnn ibe hAnd of, bvt fO show parlner . strong nve'eAFd suit ef lslleI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
 Secretary of tho American Bridge League

Go Easy With No Trump-Rebd Your Five-Card Suit And Try To Locate Fit, Before Pushing Ahead To
 A Slam Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Officers Elected For
 Home For The Aged

Mrs Morris spirit was elected president of the Waterbury Jewish Home for the Aged at the annual meeting held Monday evening at the home. Mrs Spirit succeeded Mrs Joseph Roof. who presided at Mondays meeting. Plans were made for the annual celebration of the opening of the home to be held on Sunday evening, the 2Sth: Mrs Morris Spirit was appointed chairman of arrangements for the affair. Other officers chosen were vice. president. Mrs Mary Vein berg; second vice-president, Mrs Harry Frank; treasurer. Mrs Til- lie Meyers; financial secretary, Abraham Sherman; recording sec retary, Joseph Roof; correspond- ing secretary, Mrs Samuel Green field.
 MT and Mrs Daniel J. Barrett. ST, of Willow street announce the engagement of their daughter. Ed ma Mae, to A. Lincoln German, son of Mir and Mrs Abraham j.. German of Evans street. The we'd ding will take place in the sum- rner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
Beth EL Sisterhood
 Holds Meeting

The regular meeting of tho Beth Fl Slsterhood was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs Frank Meyers | presiding. A financial report was given by Mrs 1sadore Stoll. Mrs Harry Fleisher was announced as the new chairman of the Sunday school replacing Mrs Nathan Rit- | tenband who has resigned. Mrs Abraham Brown is new member of the school. Officers of the con- gregation will be installed some time this month and the following were appointed committee women to take charge of the event: Mrs Isadore Stoll, Mrs Harry Brenner, Mrs Samuel Kasowsky, Mrs M. D. Berman and Mrs Frank Meyers. The February meeting of the organ ization will take place on the 9th and will be an open one with speaker and refreshments. MT and Mrs John W. Tice of | West Cheshire entertained New Years eve the following: Mir and Mrs William Delaney, MT and Mrs John Higgins and MT and Mrs Harry Nelson of Hartford; MT and Mrs Clifford A. Morse of Boston, MT and Mrs Howard Post of Ham, l den, Robert Miller of Waterbury and Miss Elizabeth Meade of l Cheshire.
 MT and Mrs Michael Cunning ham of Silver street entertained a number of their friends recently. Those present were MT and Mrs | Frank Tracy, MT and Mrs William Belcourt, MT and Mrs Michael Day, Mir and Mrs Richard White, Misses | Katherine Shugrue, Marion Cava- naugh, Betty Seastrand, Marie CunS ningham, Marguerite Belcourt, Jane Belcourt, Georgianna Stevens, Corinne Rossi, William Tracy, Rob- ert Tracy, John Rossi, James To- bin, Joseph O'Connor of Seymour, and Joseph Cunningham.
 Albert Bilancioni of Post street, | Vincent Brandolini of Hawkins street, Albert Edward Dobkins of Violet street, Joseph H. Freedman | of Cooke street, Harry r. Huey of Ridgefield avenue, Michael Y. Wal lace, Jr., of Laval street and Elton L.. Wilmot of Middle street have returned to Chestertown, Md, where they are students at Wash ington college, after spending the
 holidays at their homes.
 The committee in charge of the
 weekly card party to be given by
 the ladies of St Patrick's parish
 tomorrow evening includes Mrs
 Bart Buckley, Mrs Terrence Don-
 nelly, Mrs George Ottinger, Mrs
 Daniel Nolan, Mrs Henry Begnal,
 Mrs Maurice McGrath, Mrs John
 O'Hearn and Mrs George Jackson.
 Mrs Meyer E. Erlanger of Calu- met street entertained at 0 lunch-
 con and bridge today in compli- ment to her house guest, Miss Ja-
 net B. Gers of St Louis, Mo. Those
 present included Misses Marjorie Blick, Ruth Raffel, Maxim Knopp, Annette Bernstein, Lora Er1anger,
 Mrs Bernard Leberman and Mrs Adolph Kaufman.
 Owing to the illness of several members of the cast, the play "Wo Hope You'll Like It" will not be presented on Sunday evening at Temple Israel. A bridge will bo conducted at that time.
 | Reassignment of Lieutenant Will | liam B. Pape of this city from the
 goth division to headquarters. 9th battalion, Connecticut naval militia, has been effected.
 John Durand of East Main street is spending several days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

Mir and Mrs Merritt Heminway Mir and Mrs F. l.. Heminway and Mir and Mrs II. H. Heminway have returned after stay at the Hote Ambassador in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

Mir and Mrs Thomas c. Bennett and Mir and Mrs James Oliver Pease of Cheshire are attending the wedding of Miss Katrina Clark and John Jenkins which takes place tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal church in Buffalo. N. Y.
 Miss Josephine Andrews of Hill street has returned after spending q few days in Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

Miss Ann Canneld of Havana, Cu- ba, formerly of this city, is tho guest of her sister, Miss Mary Cam field Of Pearl Lake road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04

Reassignment of Lieutenant Will liam E. Pape of this city from the goth division to headquarters. 9th battalion, Connecticut naval militia, has been effected.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

. rooms. kitchen. din
ette. bath. inclosed
porch. Electric refrig-
Grafton. Resident man
HgeT
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Elec. refrigeration on house current.
4 rms. k, b., porch. ...... S47.5o
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I47 r st. NE.

1854 10Th st. NV.
Electric refTig. Resident manager
. r K b. S35 so
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NJ FTbTIda AVt-
Apis. of and 3 rooms, Kitchen and
bath. S47 so to S55 Electric refriger-
atiop, free elevator service. Resident
manager. NO. 6153-W
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I4l7 PARK ROAD
1885 PHELPS PI. NV

The Goodwin. xSn n
4 rooms. kitchen and ~"
oa'h. ssz.s s
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55O4 9Th ST NV.

The Comfort.
. rooms. kitchen and
bat r. Electric refrig-
Grafton.
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LA RENE

5425 Conn. Ave. NV.
24-hour elevator and switchboard
service. Electric refrigeration on house
current; garage in basement. Laundry
facilities Resident manager
2 r.. X. d. a.. b.. .S62-5O
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THE RoCKLEDGE

2d5Bs Goth street NV.
SUPERB view OF Rock Greek VAL
lev Public park adjoining Charm
ina apartment, | room, tiled bath,
kitchen. bath; free Frigidaire; 500. .0e.
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236 MASS. AVE. NE.

room rooms 6css.'nE s,tcSsn' SlSs'' dinstts Sais
bath, S37 so; 2 rooms. kitchen, bath.
corner $50 SO Elevator: refrigera-
tion on house meter. Resident man
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lraa rnNNECTTCuT Awe.

SPACIOUS apartment Of rooms.
foyer, kit. bath. porch. 70 q rooms
. baths porch. Garage space. Play
ground. School two blocks. Res. mar.
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KEYSTONE

2I5O Pa Ave NV
Switchboard. elec. ref on house cur
rent. elevator Resident manager
r.. b. c.. b. open porch. 90
lr. k ea. b.. b. c. S43.50 to A so
/ rm. enc. pch. bath, bed closet.
rec. hall a. kit equip. $3.50
rms rec. hall. din alcove. kit.
and bath ....... 69.00
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2l1 DELAWARE AVE. S

Capitol Vista
= rooms, kitchen and
hath. $40 so to S52 so,
Electric refrigeration
on the house current,
ResfdRrf manager
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1920 ST., at roth
Ant of rooms. kitchen and bath.
$40. Electric refrigeration, elevator
service, Resident manager. NO. 0"72.
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THE WEST VIEW

2I23 Eve st. NV.
Elevator, elec. ref. on house current.
Res. mgr.
$1,000 to S54 95
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14As TO I44e OAK ST. NJ

Al Mozart Place
kpts Of 3 and rooms, kitchen and
bath. $50 and S65. Electric refrig-
Grafton. Elevator
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HAMPTON COURTS
aai3 New Hampshire Ave. NV

Near i6th sal
QUIET location Close 10 car and
bus Ten minutes downtown. "a
hour Switchboard and elevator Serv-
ice FrtsfdAire on house meter.
room. foyer. kitchen and bath.
? and Z rooms foyer, Kitchen and
tile bath. $50 10 SIS. Resident
manager. Potomac 1850
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124-131 WEBSTER S
CT NJ NY

1414 " ST. NV.
> rooms. kitchen and
bath. Resident manager.
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WASHINGTON PROPERTIES. INC.
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CHASTLETON

10th and X SITS. NV.
Modern s-story apartment hotel on
exclusive 10th st. Short walk to buSi-
ness district
. rooms. kitchen. bath and
porch unfur ... $50. 90 up
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 to &S5
Also rooms and apartments on
transient basis with service. Excel
lent and reasonably priced restaurant.
North 10000.
WASHINGTON PROPERTIES. INC.
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THE DRESDEN
aIAn 10Th ST. NV

2126 Conn. Ave. NV.
Electric refrig., elevator and switch
board service. Res. mgr. on premises.
3 r.. k. IL b................ b.. Sb7 90
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THE BILTMORE

IWIW BFtm'fe NJ NV
OLD-FASHIONED fireplace. large
rooms free refrigeration: garaEe
room and dining room. connected
kitchen, bath. Resident manAger.
Adams D4a3.
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Rust Building, 1901 Fifteenth S
2633 ADAMS MILL RID.

Pasadena
Q rooms, kitchen and &AE 00
bath. $4,000. rooms.
kitchen and bath 500 TO
to $40. Electric refrig- EN- m
Grafton Resident man %'V'VV
ager
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1447 CHAPLIN ST. NV.

3 rooms, Kitchen and
bath. S57 80. Electric eE7 So
refrigeration. Resident ~SA 'So
manager.
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PARAMOUNT

SEQ Quincy st. NV.
EleV., res mgr, gas Il elec. free
3 r.. k. b.. d. a.. porch.
foyer ................ S4O.OO
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CHATEAU THIERRY

Apis Of . rooms. kitchen and bath.
S36 to $40 Electric refrigeration.
Resident manager WE. 1867.