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SAUE-IOTS


BUILDERS AND BROKERS'. ATTENTION.
About 70 lots. Sonvenlently and prominently
Chase, Maryland, we'll situated for popular
priced homes Will make especially low
prices to responsible builders and individual
home seekers. ROBERT E. HEATER. 1927
Eve st. NV DI. 523l.
PART OR ALL OF 900 TT. FRONTAGE,
including both sides of a wide and well i'm
proved street in Chevy Chase, D. c.. near
Military I'd. ROBERT HEATER, 1927
Eye st. NV. D1 5231.
60 BUILDING LOTS CHEVY CHASE PAST
est growing section in D. C. CI. Abb.
WOODED LOTS 15c PER FT.; GOOD NV.
suburban section: all streets and improve
ments installed Wisconsin 306S 22'
HILJCREST.
Beautiful lot. 05X1iS, One-half block from
Ala ave. $500 Also unimproyed lot,
50x155, overlooking Washington. 1915.
o. H. GARVIN.
1927 Ala. Ave Sc. Ii 1855.
COLORED -25 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots in D. C.. 20xl0O it; $3.50 each: 81
down, 81 month; immediate possession MA.
1850 24'
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IdI5-u&uS.tXSU ia VICE PFeSIueHC
THOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST NV.
PROVED ZEAL ESTATE. SITUATE AT

THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIX
TENTH AND MONTAGUE STREETS
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. D. c..
By virtue Of eertain' deed Of trust: duly
of the land records Of tn. District Of ooium;
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at
AspaY Ppb aget9n %hE in 9n q hf g5esss paY
ocLocK PM. the following described land
and itua IL the prss snd SsDf Of
numbered sixty (60l in square numbered
twenty seven hundred and twenty-five
iS722) in Charles W. Russell and others sub
division & Of part Of the tract Of j land = called M
division recorded. in Liber So. folio 1O2, of
Of OF the s''Ss District Of Columbia. subject to
building restriction line as shown on said
strictions appearing Of record.
Terms Of sale. ,One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash: balance to be rep.
tTo equal IL one and deHs tEo
sale. secured by hrst deed Of trust upon the
property sold. or all cash, at the option OF
The f. deposit IF sSSe w BE-
recording. etc. at cost of purchaser Terms
of sale to be complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property.
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after five dsy Of IN sus Wasn
HAEGfp r. Z: p9IYgI4
jsfl.dAdaWDu Tusteek
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ATCTION SALES-TOMORROW.

GREENBERG OF WASHINGTON. Auctioneer.
Auction of antiques. Currer g. Ives prints,
books, works of art. SAT, JAN. 90, AT 2
O'CLOCK, First St NV. at New York ave. .
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Assistant Secretary.
ja1S-d&ds,exSu
THOS j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1431 EYE ST. NV.

THoS j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV.
iNofi PRovEp 81 sSEz REAL Estate. TkLqAsN Known AS
PREMISES 1921 8 STREET NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Lber No. 1870, folio 321 ct seq
Saea4s tbssaaes: r Ss.e III
sell at public AUCTION: in front Of the prem
iseS on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY
At At THREE:TH1RTY O'CLOCK Pm, the
uate in the District OF Columbia, and desig-
mated as and being lot numbered thirty mine
original lot four 90 in square numbered
plat recorded in the once Of the suryeyer
" Terms ri sol Of sale: sale: one-third of the purchase
equal instaiimsnts payable in one and txo
years. with interest at six per centum per
sale, secured BY Hrst deed Of trust upon the
5eDfaiH t6e pufehaser Sae dees $3.50 SEP VIII Be-
required at time Of sale. All conveyancing,
recording, ETC. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at
after five days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. C. ,u.s,,,,o-or ,o,r AMI
sy TEGsF AGSRE1 GoMpANXi II hAWs6Ss T5Sstee'
ia13-d&ds. exSu Vice President
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
1431 EVE ST NV
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 56lS
NEBRASKA AVENUE.
BY virtue of q certain deed of trust, duly
recorded IN Liber No. 64O7, folio 413 ct seq,
of the land records of the District OF Co.
lurlba, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
premises, on FRIDAY, .THE. TWENTY SIXTH
O'CLOCK P NJ. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District of Co.
lumbis. and DESIGNATED rs and being all Of
lot No 10 in square No. 23ll in the sub
divis.o on Of parts of the tract Of land called
Re-su-vey en- Fellowship. The Vale and Re-
survey on New Seat made bv 7 llton R.
Gordon and Edith McAlister Nev.ands. as
IA, in the Office of the surveyor for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Subject to covenants Of
record.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase
money. to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal installments, payable in and two
years. with interest at six per centum per
annum. PAYABLE semi ANNUALLY. from day Of
sale secured by first deed of trust upon the
property sold or all cash. at the option Of
required at time of sale. All conveya ncing,
recording. etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from dav Of sale, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property.
at the risk and cost of defauting purchaser.
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D c.
CHARLES S MUIR
j. TOMBSTONE MUIR.
ta17.l9.22.o4.25 Trustees
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q son, Auctloneers.
Trustees Sale of About 400
Miscellaneous Rugs and Car
pets, Ladies' and Mems
Clothing, Laundry, Dra-
peries, Curtains, Blankets,
Spreads, Etc, Left With the
Vogue Dry Cleaning Co.

By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme
aes oT In q Re pTy
ing Co. corp0ra:ion; Bankfups No. 255s,
auction, within the sales rooms Of Adam
A: Weschler {: Son. 9l5 z St: NV. on
e9ETG5SG d zG and Ten 2Sho s VIII
the vogue Dry Clean.ne CO. in the follow
before the above cate, Adams D L. or
D985S Mce.f dsEss }2a53g
Moo1, Ms MeT M1s
aFEn SssA wse
son. Hebrew Home. Warters Wyatt. Miss
Ior, Tobin: Mrs Thomas. Mrs n, McKinney,
Knight. HarrieS; Mrs. c Hawkin, Mrs H.
ner Gordon, E. Carr, Ambassador Cleaners,
Cross, Calvert. Cones. CouFhlin. Mrs, Col
4I sf5 cRnRn Ias osTdT Ss Ii
MEs Nj, Gq5ch Eayener Williams. GEsen52esTg r. 2s.
OF Tshelheb, Sheafer. Gawler. Welsh Smith,
Butler, BANKS, Colburn, Munson; Kennedy.
Hotel. hudson. HarrelI, Hoskin. Stokes. Neal,
Schofeld. SaTrol Sharp; Shrivers RobSion'
strom. Mason, Hudson a. G Mainor, Callahan.
Wade. Jones Plummer. Loclite, West. Berman,
Mrs. Messicl;. Washinston, Grim. F G; Hen
Woodmansee. Lewis. E B Baltimore. Laf-
Ian Miss F Baltimore Burkiey. Mrs.
Z RroHdy Mrs 1oH5 HTm90 ntd r. Mud 4
ply Evans Henry Lgckett GEesE' eLsG.1 Ly9ns
b Ashton, Nelson. Rules. Proctor, syles,
Ricketts, Keddic!:. JenSi,s Ost. Pk. Laundry,
Henry Johnson. Heron. Walker. Mrs. Hleey,
spic and span. s. cameroT,; Pin;ard Flood,
Ms Addtson IS MSEcly Gi.n w Whal,eT Ha--,h A
ton, A Mitchell MorgaI ELnploye, Roberts
Acton. Pd PIX. Laundry. Post Moaddyer.
Jamie Henderson. Stewart. C. Gilmore,
H. H. Stanberry, VII Simonton, Smell
care 1care saSs SSi Fur Coz. Redman, Mrs. Parker,
Posie. Shaw Crane. Burnie. Joseph Thomas,
Ms Daiden May WOOD Trsne!eT: Wheeler.
Mullican ,Brien PicktqTd: E Palmer Wal
ton. Needle. Turn. Mrs. Rot. c. P. Hamil-
ton, Gentry. l. E. Coburn; Robey. J. OCon-
nor, STYLES. Following with addresses only;
St. NV, II De Fees s.. 15l3 1155n, spr:9s
iiooi 1uray ST.. 1905 St, l3ai E st ne,
S st. 1iao \ H ''t1a ava i1 ia14 Calvert st.
NV. 1880. 18th St. 2s44 wis ave. 11o4
Park rd' 1879 6th st; nv 4n2 Emerson
652 Hobart and other miscellaneous prop
erty without names or addresses
'' 4. EUGENE BECK, Trustee.
TRANSFORMATION Bldg.
Notice Is hereby given that all personal
property left with the, Vogue Dry Cleaning
Pase in l' T manRsr s0d
described s0 f9fSTss nfs sEtR * Sfa ssa'
jas 10 &c Transportation Bldg.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1431 EYE ST. NV.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SALE-FARMS,

1437 SHEPHERD NV RMS, 2 B, Law
atory in basement, 3 porches; exc. smaller
house or business property prefer NE. AID.
R6S1
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SALE-HOUSES.

a VERY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME
on z wide, center-parked avenue in a de-
IN under trust and has had the benefit
Sf complete and thorough renovizing. The
Kitchen has received special attention
There are 9 rooms tiled bath, built-in ga
rage, weather strips. linoleum. refrigeration,
nreplace. etc. 1t is splendid value at
$S.950. on attractive terms. DI. 1O17.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE AND 10th ST.
Semi detached brick. IA rooms, 4 baths
with showers, 2-car garage with light and
running water. Average income over $500
monthly. leaving four large. private rooms
:for the owner; Quiet May oil burner: Well
furnished or unfurnished. Will take small
property in trade. Act quick if you want
real bargain. Adams 4443.
INSPECT 316 18th ST. NE.
A REAL BARGAIN.
a.. Terms Like Rent
1oO8 st. NV. LEWEY, INC. D1. 1925.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
RENT-STORES.

1927 PENNA. AVE NW.-WELL LOCATED
for any live business large cellar. Reason
able rent for reliable tenant
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
723 Goth ST. NV. District 5S0s.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
321s GEORGIA AvE-S35 90.
Suitable for Any Business.
5627 GEORGIA AVE.-S35 90
Large Store in Excellent Community.
14th & K CAFRTTZ DI. 90S0.
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20 ACRES. BROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE
in small town about 80 miles from D C.,
90 300. 10 acres, fruit, barn. beautiful
home site OF Colesyills pike. only few
minutes to Wa shington. $4,000 o. H
GARVIN. "rd floor. Masonic Bldg. Silver
Spring Md. SH. 22sO.
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WANTED-STORES

WANTED TO RENT IN ALL BUSINESS
sections, priced right; give full description
BRoDiE & COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eye st. NV Ma 1915.
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTIES

COLUMBIA RID NEAR 18th ST. NV
Four-Story modern building consisting of .
stores, and apis. This valuable property
should double in value in a few years. An
Fischer. DI. 523l evenings CO. 56l0.
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SHORE PROPERTY.
YOUR DREAM CONES TRUE.
A RE AL LOG RIN

We own waterfront property. beautifully
wooded 81 miles D. C.. and for limited time
We will give. absolutely free. a waterfront
lot. valued $3.50 to persons contracting for
cabin. using our plans or yours NE. 9449.
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WANTFD-FARMS.

CAPONIzER AND POULTRY FEEDER
wants to get In touch with owner Of small
farm for rent in D. C. vicinity finances or
shares necessary. This is a profitable propo-
sition. Columbia 419S-R.
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NOW
A NEW A11-RR1cK nErAcurn
BARGAIN-S5, 5,250DBARGAIN

Here's a real buy Price cut from 81 900.
Detached. Coneress Hts; near school, cars:
splendid rooms a bed rooms), h.-w.h
electricity, porcheS, garage, Soft lot. paved
st; flrst-clasS condition. vacant; easy terms:
see it quick real bargain. l.. e. F. PRINCE.
1927 Conn. ave
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FOR . FAMILIES.
RnOMC GARAGE GO OSc

ROOMS. GARAGES. $50.
= real value in semi-detached all-brick
nome on high elevation in Petworth. close
TO, Grant Circle. St. Gsbriels Church and
schools in excellent condition; eight large
rooms tile bath with built-in tub and
shower; garage. deep lot; hardwood floors
and chestnut trim throughput. Can be ar
ranged for two families. Small cash pay
nent. easy terms GEorgia $500.
; NEAR EASTERN HIGH.
:. S.250-S rooms % apts), new condition
Absolute bargain. Modern, garage; paved
street and alley. For details please phone
Cleveland 7649.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.
200 BRYANT ST NE
S4.o50.
9 rooms, built-in garage al-brick con-
struction and in new-house condition.
OPEN AND HEATED. q TO O.
HARRY WARDMAN. INC.
1bl2 4 ST NV District aa3n
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER g. SON. Auctioneers.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

water. eiectricItv sunerb beach hardsur.
faced road. 25 miles: strictly high-gra de
Sacrifice. $50 each. Sterling 955l. 20"
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New Groom and bath, ami. cottage, =
Aldo. va on Wash Great Falls r. r. Call
.'Sis'Ji4o v. T. 'Ji4ooEWoonI lAlo O H. NV. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03
Tomorrow in Local Churches
Weekly Sunday School Lesson
PUTTING GODS KINGDOM FIRST

1t was precisely this attitude that
Jesus rebuked when he reminded
those who were saying that the
Kingdom of Heaven is 'Lo, here
and lie, there" that 1t was a
Kingdom within their own hearts.
1t is more profitable to consider
the characteristics and attributes
Of the Kingdom, the sort of life
lived by its King. and the sort of
life and character demanded in its
subjects, than to enter into specu-
lations concerning how and when
some outward manifestation of the
Kingdom is to come.
When we approach the Kingdom
of God In this way, these charac-
teristics are marked rather plain
ly. The Kingdom Of God the
King, and His subjects are all very
definitely distinguished from the
Kingdoms, kings, and subjects OF
this world.
The Kingdom Of God is king
dom of the unselfish, of those. who
are not seeking earthly. treasure
for themselves, but of those who
are seeking the deeper treasures of
the Kingdom of Heaven--that Is
the treasure of loving character
and good deeds and true relation
ships; the things that neither life
nor death can destroy and that are
always safe and permanent invest
ments.
The Kingdom of God is king
dom of those who are sincere and
single minded. 1t is a Kingdom of
those who are seeking The light
and whose eyes are not blinded by
any insincerity or duphcity OF
mind and heart. 1t is a kingdom
of those who have made their
choice very definitely for God
against Mammon, and of those who
see in life some higher purpose
than mere existence or even pres
eryation of the body.
IT Is q kingdom, rnanifestly, of
those who have brought Into their
lives a scale Of worths and values
somewhat different from that Of a
selfish and materialstic world: of
those who believe that a mans
SOUL Is worth a great deal more
than could be measured against 1t
even II this were the whole world.
What Jesus came to declare was
that this Kingdom Of God was for
all men capable of accepting 1t. 1t
was not for the rich nor for the
mighty, but now, In the coming Of
the Savior of men, the poor had
the gospel preached to them, and
the pure In heart, though lowly,
had the privilege Of seeing God
and entering into His Kingdom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY
(PROTESTANT)

South Federated Church. Pied
mont and Baldwin streets. Rev
Thomas Leroy Crosby.
Zion Baptist. nast Hawkins
street
Swedish Baptist. sishop street
and North Main street.
italian Baptist. First 3. G. An.
ditorium, Rev A. Ventura.
Advent Christian. Cherry street
Rev Thomas Feltman.
Swedish Lutheran. Cherry street
Rev c. A. Stenholm
First Lutheran. Spencer. and
Phoenix avenues. Rev Martin j.
Lorenz.
ST Johns Ev Lutheran. Cook
street, Rev N c. Mohrmann
First Methodist. Abbott avenue
and North Main street. Rev Rich
ard Hegarty.
West side Hin Methodist. Yves,
Main street and Grandview ave
nue, Rev r F Shinn'
st Paui's Methodist. East Farm
street. Rev Kenneth livingston.
Mount Olive Zion. A. "a. D
Pearl street. Rev A A Perry.
First Congregational, West Nal,
street Rev James q. Gregg D D
Second congregational. Holme'
Avenue, Rev Moses r Lowell.
Third Congregational Highland
avenue Rev o r lewis.
Italian CONGREGATIONAL Soutt
Elm and Union streeta Rev Pas
quale C0della.
81 Johns Episcopal, West MAI
street. Rev " Lewis
Christ Chapel. Episcopal Eas
Main street. Rev Samuel A Buddt
/ All Souls Episcopal Hewier
street and Cloves terrace.
MIL Plain Union. Southmayo
road and Homestead. avenue. rev
salvation Army Citadel. Abbott
avenue. mnsiEn George simmons
Trinity Episcopal. Prosper
street Rev Il. b. Tpdd.
Flint ohNFuh OF Olirigt--s.:lelitisi
ccrnsr OF Mitcheii and Holme'
Mssss Of service io'As a. m. ano
y;So y "a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03
Text: Matt. elsa
The International Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for February 4
BY WIN. e. GMRoY. ID. d.
Edffov s,e Yy,o cycu~racasao,.p,. e

BY WIN. 70. GILROY, ID. ID.
Editor OF The CongregationaIist
The message that Jesus brough,
to men concerned the Kingdom of
God. It was message for which
many In Israel were prepared, for
the religious life of Israel was
marked by the hope OF q coming
Messiah and a Messianic kingdom.
Just what was the nature OF this
Kingdom of God that Jesus came
to establish was then, and Is now,
matter of much controversy. To
some it was then, as 1t is to many
today, a kingdom OF truth anu
righteousness and justice to be es-
tablished on earth. To others the
kingdom is more remote and spir-
itual in its nature.
To the latter, its realization in
the hearts of men is force tend
ing to change the world for the
the Kingdom Is not thought of as
earthly or material except as earth
and heaven may meet in ''some
far-off divine event"
Into these controversies and
critical specu1ations and interpre-
tations It is not necessary that we.
should enter in order to profit by
the teaching of Jesus concerning
the Kingdom. The fact Is that we
may put altogether too much OF
our interest and attention on ques-
tons about the Kingdom, while we
neglect the realities of the King
dom itself,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03
THH END.
Barbara Chamberlain
Tops Chase Students
January Honors Announced To-day - Genevleve
Dervis Second and Pauline Wilcox Third

Charbonneau, Hilda Dressed, Mill
dred Karcher, Lena Comes, John
Candida, William Finnegan, John
Lombard, Louis Dam brosi, Earl
Robinson, Walter Mann, Edmund
Lupvicius, Harold Stepney. Clifford
Baker, Donald Dugan, John Scarpa,
Robert Hand, John Carpenter, Ar
thur Baron, Thomas EaZarsky,
John Gould, William Kelly. Charles
Munson, Carl Rosa, Edward Sea-
ward, Bertel Stigberg, Arthur Val
lancourt, Thomas Conlon, Elinor
Charpentier, Alice Hickox, Helen
Mitchell, Marjorie Wooster.
Grade S-Claire Stepney, Theo-
dore Greer, Kenneth Benoit, Wall
ter Dressed, Adele Edmond, Charles
Murphy, Genevieve Murphy, Gloria
Patterson, Teresa Schroaider. Ger
aldine ellis, Walter Smethurst, Cor
don Steer, Helen Teach. Ellen True.
William Watts, Joseph Fazi. Rod
ney Tepel.
Grade 5--William Bormolini,
Earle Bushnell, Howard Cosgrove,
Charles Case, Peter Crupo. Aidan
Donahue, Gordon Gibson, Roger
Kelly, Doris Barsale, Julia Bilotta,
Margaret Bonaker, Catherine Bou-
LANCER, Doris Jeanfaivre. Beatrice
Machin, Clara Smethurst, LORRAINE
Smith.
Grade 4-Sterling Bonville, Peter
Bowling, John DeBisschop, Thomas
Finnegan, Warren Granger, Fran
els Slater, Peter Spardone, Rich
ard Stigberg, Harry Van Horsten.
Robert Dempsey, Raymond Migli-
arc, Margaret Becker, Mary Chat
field, Isabel Finnegan. Doris Ger.
man, Elinor Stills, Dorothy Waiate.
Grade 3-William Carey, Cor
don Copper, Robert DePuy. Lincoln
Fries, John Greguoli, Rita Dinova.
Helen Eazarsky. Marguerite Gar
ceau, Anna Gruessinger. Antoinette
Sarni, Shirley Steer, Elaine Woos-
ter, Elmer Cardinal, Howard Cur
tiss, Leon Dervis, Edmund jean
faivre, Ernest Kronvall, Armand
Spardone, June Howis, Ruth Patch
kowski. Mabel Roberts, Thelma
Sanford. Lois Spicer.
2-Galen Bonville, Kennth Dom
ahue, Joseph Lavallee, John PEN
nington, Carmen Tomasello, Geor-
gette Ieanfaivre, Shirley Machin,
Gertrude Stigberg, Shirley st Hill
aire, Gloria Waters, George Miller.
John Poirier, Edward Troy, Bette
Guhring, Audrey Holmes, Barbara
Todd.
Grade ! Richard Smith.
Charles Stepney, Christine Herink.
Donald Belcher, Philip Cardinal.
Arthur Lavallee, Billy Lavallee,
George Norm, Billy Roberts. David
Waite, Christine DeVito, Ruth
Heavin, Florence Lavallee, Alic
Van Horsten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Sunday, February A
"Love'' will be the subject of the


love" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon.
The Golden Text, taken from
Jude 1921 is: Keep yourselves In
the love of God, looking for the
mercy Of our Lord Jesus Christ
unto eternal life"
Selections from the Bible include
the following verses from Matthew
22:35-4O: "Then one OF them,
which was a lawyer, asked him q
question, tempting him, and saying,
Master, which Is the great COM
mandment in the law? Jesus said
unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord
they God with all they heart. and
with all thy soul, and with all thy
mind. This 1.-THE first and great COM
mandment. And the second is like
unto 1t, Thou shalt love they neigh
Dor as thyself. On these two COM
mandments hang all the law and
the prophets"
Readings from Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the following
citations from page 430:12.2 30:
"Divine Love is infinite. Therefore
all that really exists is In and or
God, and manifests His love. {.
One infinite God. good, unifies men
and nations; constitutes the broth
erhood Of man; ends wars; fulfills
the Scripture, Love they neighbor
as thyself'; annihilates pagan and
Christian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
wrong in social, civil, criminal,
political, and religious codes;
equalizes the sexes; annuls the
curse on man, and leaves nothing
that can sin, suffer, be punished or
destroyed"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-03

New Year resolutions were un-
doubtedly responsible for the large
number OF honor students at the
Chase grammar school during the
month of January. The list, an
nounced to-day by Principal Sadie
4tigney, follows:
Grade 8L--Barbara Chamber
lain, 98.2; Genevieve Dervis, 98.6;
Pauline Wilcox, 95; Thomas White,
9O.4; Margaret Currie, $50; Flor
ence Lo'nbardo, S5.4; Leonard
Gaunt, IS; Harold Madnick, S5;
Mary O'clock, SAG.
Grade 8W--James Bowling, 97.4:
Barbara Matthews, 95;- Alice Thorn
as, 94.8; Lillian Bonaker, 1876;
Mary Rizzuto, 80; Anthony Mira
bllio, S9.8; Fred krawchuck, 89.4;
Miriam Harris, SO; Bernice Bcrgin,
SS.4; Adele Boisvert, S7.6; Bernice
Feero, S7.4.
Grade 7G-Edna Matthews, $50:
Margaret Mitchell, 1913; Robert
Witty, 90; Donald Harris, 1913;
Eva Feero, S6.6; John Mraz, 1913;
Marie Scozzafava, S5.S; Ann Nc
Carthy, 85.2; Dorothy Steer, $50;
Joyce German, IS.
Grade 7L-Robert Watts, 97.2;
Charlotte Christofferson. S2.6; Mar
jorie Miller, 90.4; Virginia Gibson,
80; Joseph Kennedy, 1873; Mary
McGovern, S8.6; Marguerite Thorn
as, 49,; George Kingston, SO; An
thony Salcito, S7.2; Herbert Bar
sale, S7.2; Muriel Rogers. S5.2.
Grade 6M-Lillian White, So;
Enrn1d Stan
ney, IS.
Grade 6E-Marjorie Wooster,
1854; Arthur Baron, 93.6; Anthony
Migliaro, 93.4; Thomas Conlon,
92.4; Helen Mitchell, 92.2; Eugene
Todd, 91.S; Alice Hickox. ola;
James Meyers, 90.s; John Gould.
90.4; Mary Raeburn, 90.2; Joseph
Roberts, 1874; Francis Sharkey,
1874; Thomas Eazarsky, So; Olga
Anastasio, IS; Bertel Stigberg, IS.
Grade 5K-Teresa Schroeder,
1913; Rodney Tepel, S6.2; Geraldine
Stills, 1914: Gordon Steer. S5.2.
Grade 5B-Serifino DeCorso,
9O.S; Beatrice Machin, 1872; Clara
Smethurst, SIS; Doris Barsale,
86.6; Evelyn Bekmazian, 1852; Irv-
ing Sharkey, 86.2; Gordon Gibson,
S5.8; Doris Jeanfaivre, 1914.
Grade 4K-Peter Bowling, Oil;
John DeBisschop, 9O.S; Dorothy
Thomas, IS.
Grade 4B-Janet Edwin. 92.6:
Robert Reed, 90; Marion Lefevre,
1913; Henrietta Howis, S5.S; Harry
Grohs, S5.2; Harland Christoffer-
son, IS.
Grade observation-disclosures
Cannata, Aidamae Holmes, Lor-
raine Sugden; S5-90-Robert De-
Puy, Edward Mccarthy, Marguer-
ite Garceau, Sherman Hickox, Cor
don Cooper. Marie Oberempt.
The "ollowing Chase school pu-
pills answered the roll call regular
ly during the month of January:
Grade 8-Donald Clark. John
Eazarsky, Leonard Gaunt, Francis
Hartnett, walter Krous, Robert
Knickerbocker, william Lefevre,
Harold Madnick, Vincent Pace, Da-
vld Smith, Ralph Tyrrell. Eva Acas,
Betty Boyd, Alice Brochu, Marga-
ret Currie, Genevieve Dervis. Flor
ence Lombardo, Pauline Wilcox.
Grade Herbert Barsale, Ken
meth E'arrow, Joseph Kennedy,
George Kingston, William Parks,
Anthony Salclto, Robert Watts.
Louis salcito, AnnabeIlo Beau
chainc, Charlotte Chriatofferson,
virginia Gibson, Florlnda Greg
noli, Mildred Mann, Ebert coiey.
John Mraz, Joyce German, Mar
garet Mitchell, Dorothy steer.
Grade 6--Emily Costello, Doris