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Evening star., 1934-05-09
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Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.
East sf Fourteenth q.

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I'd d G ana TnecRRai Ts. sys@R.i.Eins EihfsTisz Psszim.e,.
10 New YORK aye.-sanitery Pharmacy.
sthU hUp snS ind rhasrIaey
;ss Sss :nd =: .9d ;s;InsS,n 2SSs CO p,.r.
sth sstah1 and 2 sts-Hun.or': Pharmacy.
~sSh Sserman aVs.-SneTman Avenue
}]1th sna II Ss:zrcrst.r.s Pharmsey:
Fourteenth g. and West Of Fourteenth st
i4tS and stssMpsss % prus S Store.
d66ttn5 snd sts@IPoTtner Pharmacy.
1Atn ana Monroe sts.-Bronaush's Drus
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohbsrser's Phar.
14th St and Colorado avs.-oDonnslls
1555SS Genns. svs-Krict's Pharmacy.
2lst and q sts.-ouislsy's Pharmacy.
2sth st. and Penns. ave.-Columbia Drus
1ash and q sts.-Kenner's Drug Store.
18th st. and Fla. ave.-Bernstein's Drug
aass99sS Solumb,s Sd,n, s,.c .d;-sill, Shop;
1862 California st.-colodny Bros phsr.
Petworth.
Ga. ave. and upshur st.-Petworth Phar.
22l upshur st.-Monck's Pharmacy.
BriEhtwood.
Ga. ave; and Kennedy st.-oeoreia-Ken.
1915 Ga ave.~Brishtwood Pharmacy.
1881 Alaska ave.-Alaska Ave. Pharmacy.
Manor Park.
Srd and Kennedy sts.-Kinner d Membert
e22s srd ss.-Manor Park Pharmacy.
Takoma Park.
$50 Cedar st.--Mattinsly Bros Pharmacy.
Connecticut Avenue.
Wardman Psrk-Wardman Park Pharmacy.
1885 Coun. Ave.-The Greeting Card Shop.
6o17 Conn. ave.-HiRser's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin Ave.
1899 Wisconsin sye.-Hansy,s:
Wisconsin isG ana Mass. aves.@Aiban Towers
Pharmacy.
1881 Wisconsin ave.-Morean Bros.
GEORGETOWN.
3S.h ana . sts:IsHsaTs pIgs Store,
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and Va. ave.-Herberts Pharmacy.
9h and L sts.@coiumbis Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and sts.-Kenealy's Drug
2os Mass ave.-Capital Towers Pharmacy.
4th and II sts.--Home Drug Co.
7th st. and Nd. ave-Bradley's Pharmacy.
sth and East Cap. sts.-East Capitol
.ss Ii ]. IA shsss.s;
Brookland.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy.
Woodbridge.
ssIsim1ys Pike: 1857 BladensbuFs I'd
Kenilvorth
1905 Kenilworth ave.-Kenilworth Drug
Deanwood.
B131 Grant st.-strand Pharmacy.
Chesapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Junction-Wisht's Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
FIN St. and Fenna. ave.-Feaiys Drug
18th and East Capitol sts.-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy.
Nichols ave. and U st-Healy's DRUG Store.
2204 MINI. ave.-Sloan'S Drug Store.
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Evening star., 1934-05-09
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MER1A1E Nc DFR W.s2fETSs g9sTI1Ss
EGpkEsENT E9 akARh TR2S HGy c62pAN IN ASNSScEssFoIx
This is an unusual usual business Opportunity ty
expense. If you are diligent and handle
your, business right it Is yours perma;;
nently, and your initial earnings rilil Is VII VII
weekly and bonus-and-savinss fund will
be set up for YOU.
This plan has enabled acceptable men
nd 1pe sn1e hfhes te
and to share in our extraordinary gains
in business last year and this year;
man. j. i. Nolan. sIi0.e4 last week for
one weeks work Tbs s, man nn,hs formerly Igoa
income here With 1 US feah for nearly two years
Cannoly. formerly y, IN fsh .IpT mercnant nart
ssS xdams s wSe Ssek Stated l1s ai in ea
Sfaash sS sss oe.GbeT bs S 9sS
Si4S,6a for his weeks work. This man
ao little sas 2Hsr gs s1 sae ssen
G, A. Beane was previously hotel man
aeer. but although he had no previous ex-
year Last, week he drew s1s1.26 for one
II mutual Investigation warrants our
employing you. you will have certain tasks
to do every day things which are simple
enough for the average man to learn but
he must pursue them exactly as taught.
with honesty of purpose and perseverance,
to merit success. You will have no invest,
ment in stock. no Office expense. We sell
you nothing.
New men must take time to learn and
acquire skill, but our method Of work Is SO
effective and the market is so wide that
extra time can be proftably used to onset
inexperienee. Some men REQUIRE two or
age more than in previous occupations;
some require five or six months. We ex-
pect you to merit increased earnings as
experience Is gained. A new man in our
Washington branch. ". Mulroy. earned
Just one year ago and earned over $50 his
second week. Last week we paid this man
S21S.95.
If YOU have good character references
are able to work consistently as taught;
without punching a clock. If you need and
want to earn substantial income in
company that. is expanding its business
and revolutionizine an entire industry. ap-
ply Wednesday today evening. 40
sharp. no other time. Suite 2O1. 1910
Vermont ave NV.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. 1t is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona f1de 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., 1934-05-09
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
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FURNITURE-Twin beds complete. wal.
das Bed aokefs asa must ss ssos S.
sNhI1nS gEs5sa} Dad pTas s.S..
beautiful furniture must be seen to be
appreciated To be sold at great sacrifice
70 private buyers. Phone Emerson 1856 or
FURNrTURE+Leavine city. must sell CON-
tents Of 4-room house, including 3-piece
davenport set. double bed. child's drop
met inets. etc. 20 Girauit ave. Va. High:
lands tnear Addison ave-. half mile beyond
Little Tea Housel.
ICE BOX, Lecn.Td, 75-lb; CAP; y,:l,9I,o $3.50
Co. 9TH and Que SITS. NV.
ICE BOxEs-choiee Of so, all makes and
sizes. from s3 to IS. Rear 46s H st; NV.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. odd pieces; cheap;
suite. green six irieze. custom made; used
2 weeks; cost $3.50; sacrifice for $50;
K st. NV. Me. 63ss. '
LIVING ROOM sUITE-Handsome 2-piece
$3.50. sen for s75; Also one s;3xlo;s rug.
and o4nse Chair sia FRe chsmpan
1924 x St. Apt. is. ME-. 5000.
LOUNGE CHAIR, beautiful. used ] mo.
cost $40. sell SIT; also extension daven-
s.3xlo.6 rug almost new. sl7; bookcase
and Majestic radio. 1435 st: NV, Apt.
206 North 6O23 or DE 5777-M.
MAzTK sLa g sgMMER me RUGS 90. like new; .,
3I7. 300 Conn. ave. evenings.
OFFICE FURNITURE. used: Govt. surplus
and seconds: lowest prices. Commercial
Once Furn. Co. 40 6th nv. NE. 7742.
OFFICE FURNrTURE-A large assortment
Son. 616 st. NV.
PA1INTs.Pure iinseed oil; SOC gal; wash, wash
e fTef ssVst' ssh St. nv saw SA at seei efos ADAMS
RADIO 10 l., . late model beautiful Sab:
sacrifce. $50. 1925 NV. ME- 53ss. i.
RADIO. Atwater Kent. q; c.. late model,
Dstet cost ss Sc. 0:au is HI. ssRa1 sR
i4a4 < St. % Apt. As. Me-. 52oS.
asnd pho9oFraph: late model. s tubes; pei:
206 North 6o2s or DE. 6777-M
REFRIGERATORs- Several used Frisid-
aires and Kelvinators. Bargains for cash.
700 9th st. NV. ME. zoos.
RUG. pink and blue. .Kazae; SKI; no
Dealers good condition Call North la4o. a.
RUGs-Imported. in Oriental Persian
S25: 9x12. $50; scatter rugs. So and up
351o 14th st. NV. Apt. 113. Cavalier. II
SEWING MACHINES-Singer port. cleo.
good condition. SIS; console. out mos. re-
duced. $50; d.h. Singer. S5. 1897 Conn. ave
SEWING MACHINES. reconditioned; all
kinds; lowest prices: cleo. console, portables
and treadle type: $40 up 927 r st. NV
SINGER SEWING MACHINES So up. We
repair all makes. Sewing Machine Ex-
change. 2412 18th st. CO. 3245. 13'
TYPEWRTTERS-Ameri typewriter Co
Is closing out Q large number at lowest
prices. investigate; away from hiEh:reni
district; open evenings: also rent and 70
! TYPEWRITERS-Curren model Coronas
and L. c Smiths for rent. BARGAINS IN re-
built and recondtioned machines. The L.
e Smith and Corona TypegIiters. Inc,
TYPEWRITERS. S36: payable 50 mo-;
Just like rent. Underwood. Royal Rem.
ington. L. G. Smith 6716 18th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANER with All attaehments.
like new a bargain at Sc. 1910 18th
| ST. NV.
WASHING MACHINE. small apt: size. in
| good condition; SIS cash. Apex Elec. Co..
| 700 9th st. NV, at G..
WE WILL SERVICE you on Sundays. TO
Q pm. for practically any make auto
| part you may need Glasser's Auto Wreck
| ing Co., .2nd and Fla. ave. ne. ME. 1857.
New auto door glass installed. not over
50 90 13s
Evening star., 1934-05-09

MALE PATIENT DESIRES BOARD AND
$3.50. es5s in male nurses home oEorsi'
DR.. GRACE NASH, NATURoPATH AN
nounces change Of address to 927 18th st..
NV. DI. 1893. hours. II TO 8 pm.
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
ds nd
us to taIs aa1s NO or 'eSf5 W
MOLEs OR OTHER SKIN LESSONS RE-
moved painlessly BY latest scientific meth.
2as shCna srfs 10 S4ss Dr.
there masN i, poAa no need q feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in.
ability te pay . high price. The Greater
% ehamsss' ssa . g. es.' ss ss
worlds nnest Waterproof. airtight guar.
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
% for ssS n Ghsms.t. sass 81 Co. Se.n h
ESuf e.ssosas Of how S u. 'sad so IT, you
SAssEusE sGlsNHc YOUR oGsssSh kesiDEScs oA Mine
ADAMS 1916.
MILLINERY - HATS .ExPERTLY RE
blocked and rsmodelsd. 81 TO- $500; s.l:
aasa a.sneF. NJ sEaHHs ao isos is'.s e. rts '?as
25, End a.; near Conn. ave. D1. 65lo B.
OLD HATS MADE NEW; HATS BLOCKED.
redesigned and modelled to head. 81 to
$3.50. MISS HOPKINS. Sherman, Apt.
sos. 5th floor. 18th and sts. NV.
ME- O521.
HISTORIAN WILL sUBLET STUDIO
apartment In scenic foothills; prefer artist
or writer; mineral baths and large swim
ming pool Berkeley Castle. Berkeley
Springs. West Va. Address Box 349-J'
MAKE FIBER FLOWERS FOR PLEASURE
or proflt. We teach you free. See this
new creative art. 1917 2 st.. Rm. s07.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN,
1922 Mass. ave. NV. school Of dancing ana
nursery; hour. day or week; $50 to 3 80:
PINEWOOD REST HOME.
Restful. Attractive Surroundings:
Consderate eAttention-Balanced Diet
Silver Spring. Nd Phone Shepherd 1772.e
LET DR. DELLA LEDENDECKER' WON
derful hands rub your aches and pains away.
Hrs. 1910. 3O25 o st. NV. WE 112O:
DREssMAKING-sUM DRESSES. So
up; alterations. 81 UP; Work called for:
all work guaranteed. North 16lS-W: 1Os
HEMoRRHoIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for lifetime
or money back; write for booklet: no drugs
or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK, 1865
Columbia rd Adams 03SS.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
WANTED TO RENr-HoUsEs.
RENT-GARAGES.
WANTED-GARAGES.

wANTED-REPAR SHOP. or SPACE n
garage for 10 or IL cars. Address Box
S36-J. Star once. 10s
Evening star., 1934-05-09

INCREASE YOUR INCOME.
Excellent opportunity for live
man to work after office hours.
Right man can add substantially
to his income. J. ]. Gordon,
room 33o, Munsey Building.
TWO SQUAD MANAGERS
in our lot sales department;
permanent position. Must have
car. Drawing account and
liberal commission. See Mr..
Wilmot, North Washington
Realty Co., 1906 Ga. ave.
SALESMEN-The Good Humor
Ice Cream Co., S06 K. l. ave. ne,
has openings for men as sales
men; commission with drivers
permit. High-school education; be-
tween q and IS. No others need
apply. Apply 9 am.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

AGED INVALID6 AND MENTAL CASES
boarded. $40 per week up; permanent rate
s:a scaoo 4i7 r. sSs H0a sxt
catonsviile. Nd.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED-

WOODRIDGE. 242s Newton St. NE
End f.; h.. l., 6: fur; closets. pantry; det.
house; reas.; adults; gar. opt
COLORED-142O HOPKINS ST. NV. (be-
tween goth and 21sD-Unfur. rms suit
able Tor Light housekeeping. DE. 1871.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
$500

CJJ.OO.
Semi-detached brick house 8 nice rooms
newly papered and painted. hardwood
in garage. hot-water heat; near Grade
and junior high; stores and churches
nearby; good transportation on two car
lines. See Mr. GANZERT at 7l5 Tucker
man st. NV. Drive out GeorEia ave. to
Tuckerman. turn east two blocks.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave DI Sl4l
Evening star., 1934-05-09
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention For
admission 10 Recommended Service
Column call National 5000.
Branch 2l5.
Evening star., 1934-05-09

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of spoilers
and pressers, preferably with
dry cleaning experience. Ap-
ply Employment Office, ninth
floor.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
PERSONAL.

The rate under hesding Of Per.
sonal II 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
HELP-MEN.
(COntinued.)

Statesmen "A few men. Of reputation.
Initiative and ability needed at once for
the handling Of prospects at an n,aai,s. active.
operation given by management; a car is
necessary; expenses paid. Address Box
325-J. Star office. g.
statesmen t2l. with cars. to, sell whole
sale meats and provisions to lunch rooms
and hotels Allowance and commission
Co.. 1916 5th st. ne.
S sea food, Hi Halls . Restaurant. 1000 7th
st. s.w. See Mr.. Conner
SHEET METAL WORKER. stove and roof
repairing: must be able to estimate on
jobbing. State age and references. Steady
job for right man. Address Box 45-J,
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN with thorough experience
in soda fountain and luncheonette work,
now employed and earning good salary.
fspe0if sase aS edasatfon and aeod
habits. Give phone number and refer
ences; all information confidential. Ad-
dress Box 10-H. Star ofhce.
YOUNG MAN Must be experienced in
groceries and meats. Apply 80 st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with car. as salesman and
collector. Right man can make 500 per
week Small salary to start. 1897 Conn. ave.
YOUNG MAN-Must drive all makes Of
cars and have permit Apply 1910 H
ST. NV.
YOUNG MEN to work in order depart
ment; can earn S15 per week to start.
See Mr. Botwin. between 5 and 8 pm.
Room 400. 1919 F ST NV.
CARPENTER, NON-UNION.
Address Box 323-H Star once
Evening star., 1934-05-09

MANAGER for ladies' ready
to-wear store. State expert
ence. Address Box 3A-J, Star
office.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
YOUNG MAN

Selling our new line Of electric Duplex
calculating machines. typewriters and add
essary; age 81 to 81. Apply by letter only,
giving age schooling. employment record
past Ave years. previous earnings. phone
number, dependents. Address BurrouGhs
Adding Machine Co.
Evening star., 1934-05-09
HELP-WOMEN.
IHaafinmaAA

OFFICE CLERK WANTED.
State experience. Address Box
345-J, Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-05-09

SALESGIRLS, EXP Err l.
ENCED, FOR DRESS DE-
PARTMENT. APPLY THE
LOEB CO.. 714 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-05-09

MALE PATIENT DESIRES BOARD AND
care in male nurses home. GEorgta
Evening star., 1934-05-09

OK eCARF. genuine; Win sell very yea-
unabiy. 7lp florida ave. n,a
Evening star., 1934-05-09

5ALESMEN (2). with cars. to sell whole
sale meats and provisions to lunch rooms
and hotels. Allowance and commission.
Must know business. The Union Provision
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15

tigate the matter himself and re- port back at the next meting of the board.
 No oil For Detour
 In response to a request from Peach Orchard road residents that the highway be oiled, the board stated that tl7is would not be pos sible now while the road is being used as a detour for the East Mountain road. As soon as 1t is no longer used as a detour the oiling will be done, the board promised. Temporary surface relief for Nor ton street was ordered by the board. At the present time maps and profles for a layout of the street are being prepared by the engineering department.
 The street committee was in- structed to investigte the complaint of a delegation from Bunker Hill, headed by Mrs. John O'Leskey concerning the condition of Way land, Circuit and Morland avenues. The property owners said the gut ters should be cleaned, surface re- pairs to the roadways made and the streets oiled.
 New Layout Ordered
 Superintendent Fleming assured residents of Vernon street and Quinsigamund avenue that he will rush the job of temporary repairs and oiling on the two thorough fares. The engineering department was ordered to prepare maps and profiles for the layout of Garden Hill road.
 It was voted to hold hearings at the next meeting on the matter of 8 900-foot sewer for Fairfield ave- nue and a 400-foot sewer in East Aurora street. The aldermen were asked for permission to hold 8 hearing for a sewer in Avalon cir cle.
 Installation of sewer in Patter- son court, at a cost of $1,200, and another in Manville street, at a cost of $2,300, was ordered. The street department was also or dered to lay short streaches of sidewalks on the southerly side of Meadow street, west of Bank street and on Lockhart avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15
.9 LOCAL DRIVERS
 TO GET HEARINGS
Sixteen Summoned to Ap- pear in City Court
 Next Tuesday

Sixteen drivers, nine of them Waterburians, have been sum- moned to appear at motor vehicle hearings to be held in city court next Tuesday by the department fof motor vehicles. The list follows: To determine if the financial re- sponsibility requirement shall be eliminated: John Scholar of Wood
 bury, Giovanni Pitro of 72 Pleas ant street, Harry Grossman of Union City, William Linason of 19 Judd street, John L. Ducci of Tor ringt |, Albert Dupre of 31 Spring street, Michael Izzo of 45 Pleasant View avenue.
 Theft of motor vehicle: Ells- worth Cozlin of 38 Allen street,
 Terryville.
 Fatal accident: George Bovins of 34 Hawkins street. Complaint: Mrs Annie Gagne of 31 Spring street, John McKenna of
 Middletown, the latter a witness only.
 Operating while under the in f1uence of liquor: Harold Lane Of 4 Smith avenue and Sino Calvin of
 245 Cherry street, Naugatuck. Violation, not conviction: Angelo
 Rasasco of 212S East Main street Conferences: Morris Relyea of 6S4 Watertown avenue and J. w.
 Duksa of Southington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15
Water Consumption
 Increasing In City
Improved Business Conditions Partly Explains Record Billings of Jmy-Many Improvements Asked

Water billings for last month amounted to $28,134, which is $1,- 500 greater than the figure record ed in July of 1888, Superintendent of Streets Thomas J. Fleming in- formed the board of works last night. That water consumption is on the gradual increase in the city is shown by figures compiled by Superintendent Fleming setting forth an incerase of S16,700 in bill- ings so far this year as compared with the same period last year. In- creased business conditions are considered largely responsible for the increasing consumption and the extra hot summer has also done it's bit to cause jump in the figures.
 That winter is on the way and the property owners know it was very evident at last nights meet ings. One of the busiest sessions in months was held with numerous requests for improvements being made. Usually the rush for im- provements occurs in the spring and in the fall.
 To Replace Steps
 AS was expected, the board orr dered Superintendent Fleming to erect concrete steps between Clem- atis avenue and Watertown. avenue at a cost of $500. Tn present wood- en steps are in very bad condi- tion. While 1t would have been cheaper to replace thew with a new wooden structure it was de- cided that by using concrete the cost of maintenance would be greatly reduced, thereby effecting a saving in the long run.
 Residents of Young street, head ed by John Herbst, ask that the grade for the sidewalks on Young street be changed so that they can drive their cars into their garages easier. They were advised to peti- tion for the discontinuance of the present layout and then ask for a new one. The aldermen were asked to hold a hearing on a proposed surbu on Bank street between Will son street and Congress avenue. Upon the request of Commissioner Albert Loeffler that Oakville ave- nue be widener, Mayor Frank Hayes stated that he would inves-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15

Im the days of long ago. Little girls 'oore home- fashioned neckaces of star acoron mterspersed a0it colored beads . Little boys sucked on those round shtinged balls auhich softened under repeated mouthimgs and revealed softer interior. The round chocolate oaers dotted th ty a0h'te 0qs agere aso ottoes om candies parties al,cays high light
 It aUas an event aohen Dad took you to the corner druq store for dish Of ice cream. cap a0th fur
 lined earlaps avas lurury to srike emvy into the heart of any youngster. The aUellequipped school bag complete qUitk tiny pad of pen-Wipers Horseshoes be aoorm by horses and mot hurled at stakes in the ground -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15

Watch for the opening of our new Silk and Wool DRESS
 DEPARTMENT on the sec-
 ond floor "just off the eIeva- tor." Look for our Friday evening advertisements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15

prayer for the dead An emergency call for car to flash reporter to the top of Southngton mountain mid way yesterday afternoon shattered the of the tran oul city room and Tower envrons elecrocuted the message quickly passed around the staff When the that it Mark Chpman reached the Tower concern great for Tall Tower Topics and Mark Chpman had been as one for many years When the Tower first built Mark was living spark keeping alive it's warmth and cheering
 it's interior by his timely comments and his homey wt csns It was only few months ago that he painted all the new signs the different departments of the Democrat we underwent bit of transformation neriory There always chucke and bit of sound learning in his remarks His visits unfruitful You might be walking along one busy streets only be hailed from the air. as Mark mixed his business of the moment with hail of good fellowship ex-servicemens circles he will be missed for many days to And we drape the Tower with gone on high arrange the stars into the patterns with which his fingers familiar earth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15


 Introducing Charley Marcey One of our most eff cent and courteous policemen Yesterday afternoon the writer and Ray Fitzpatrick speeded eastward to the scene of the fatality the top of Southngton mountain they momentar detained the Meriden road where the highway is under construction and way traffic pre- va Seeing the press card flashed by of the Democrat reporters and sensing the emergency Officer Marcey held the line of coming in the opposite direction which had the right of way and waved the Democrat without ask ing any questions and ordering the oncomng to pull over to their right much possible It's seldom scribe runs into cop with such enviable mental teepathy but when he does he's most apprecave So tonight the Tower doffs turban to Officer Charley Marcey.
 Dots and dashes. Pat Wallace, head man of the local C0Iunbian Sqares, home after attending the Boz Guidance conducted by the Knights of Co., lnsb1s at the Catholic Summer School Clf Haven, W. A. c. Cosshan,, the Bristol trGveler, postcards the Tosver from Contocook, N H., foloaos Should amld acqhaintancss be forgot-sOhen jar from the sCho ac participate i the old time fire parade here Sat- srday are plnnning to cear blue trousers, 0hite cap and black ties. What, no shsrts, boys.
 Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-15
ALL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE AT OUR WATER

This lot includes all white, brown and white, grey, blue and blonde pumps, oxfords and straps. These sold regularly at $3.96 and $500.