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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
Hazel MaheY Is Guest At ShOweY

Mrs Thomas sweeney of Giles street was hostess at . personal and miscellaneous shower at her homo recently in compliment Co Miss Hazel Manor of Naugatuck whose marriage to John Collins of this city takes place tomorrow Tho tablo was attractivoly decos rated in a color scheme of yellow and green and q large decorated cake formed tho eenterpiece. En. tertalnment was enjoyed through. out tho evening and delicious luncheon was served. The guest of honor was tho recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those present were Misses Hannah Quinn, Mary Quano, Ann Qunne, Marion Mur. phy, Christine Quiltor, Connie Win. ters, Phyllis Crafa, Lillian Crafas Peg Mccarthy, Gertrude Maher. Ann Sweeney. Mary Sweeney, Mar garot Sweeney, Katherine Sweeney Katherine Long, Mary Long, Anges Mahor, Betty St John, Nellie Col. lins, Katherine Brennan, Florence Brennan, Gertrude Kraus, Helen Collins, Katherine Riley, Katherine Brosnnhan, and Mrs John sweeney, Mrs Patrick Sweeney, Mrs James Roman, Mrs Raymond Maher, Mrs William Brennan, Mrs William Groar, Mrs Charles Capeiio, Mrs James Mnhor. Mrs Timothy Col- lins md Mrs George Manor. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
FIOzCer ShOze,
 Plans Made

August 22nd and 23rd have been chosen us the dates for the second annua. flower show which Is to bc sponsored by thw residents of South Waterbury. The nffair was most successful lnBt year with about 300 entrants participating.
 The committees ln charge of ar. arrangements are headed by the gen. oral the following: Assistant chair. man Mrs Henry Payne, secretaries Mrs John Blake, Mrs Fred fInke.
 Floor committee. chairman, Mrs Lawrence Petersen, Miss Gladys Crowley, Mrs George Miller, Mrs Ellis Aklns, Mrs Mildred Glnstro.
 Decorating committee. Chair. man, Mrs Henry Logan, Mrs James Dunn, Mrs Terrall, Mrs Albert Payne.
 Prizes and ribbons committee chairman, Mrs Simeon Nichols, Mrs Howard Branch, Mrs Arthur Hansen.
 Container committee. chairman, Mrs Floyd Holden, Mrs Thomas Evans, Mrs Fred Jackson, Mrs James Leus.
 Door committee, chairman, Mrs irn Dick, Mrs Nellie Roberts, Mrs Alfred Carlson.
 Publicity committee, chairman, Miss Glndys Crowley. Mrs Harry Humlston.
 Program und advisory commit. tee, chairman, Ellis Akins, Henry Payne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Now It US reason the play by starting the club suit If we lead a club, we have a chance of estab'
 fishing three club tricks immedi. atciy. We are sure of two diamond tricks and that is enough to give Us our contract of one no trump. if the club suit does not establish, as a last resort, we have the dia- mond finesse.
 Tn. tho meantime, even though the queen of diamonds lays wrong, the wrong hand may get Tn the lead, or the defense may discard diamond. But the real reason for starting the club suit is that. in all probability. you can estab. fish three club tricks quickly and make your contract. .. And row. if you will look at all four hands. you can see that if you start the diamond suit and the finesse fails. the spades are cashed. the heart suit started and the con tract Is defeated.
 # you lead q small club towards the queen, you are going to make threo club tricks. which is just enough to give you your contract. (Copyright, 1884. NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
Personals

| Icy, daughtor of Mrs Margaret c. Kelley of Baldwin street received her degree from the college this week.
 Miss Bertha Mulhall Of Union street spent the week end In New York.
 Mrs George Maher of Naugatuck and daughter, Mrs Thomas sweeney of Giles street have ro' turned after spending the week. end ln New York. ---.--~'- tt. Martin C. Kerwin of Pleasant street was c rocent visitor Tn New York. Mrs James Kelly Of Row Gnr- dens, l." l.. has been visiting with | elativos In this city for tow days.
 Attorney and Mrs Alfonso Siricn of Detroit. Mich, arc spending . I few weeks with Attorney siric9t mother. Mrs LGna Siriea or Frnnk' | lin street,
 Mir and Mrs Thomas t'loming of Calumet stroet, hrO spending a Tow days in New York city, where they arc registered ct the Hotel Com modOre.
 Mr and Mrs N. Sweeney of New Brunswick. N. j., are the guests Of Mr and Mrs P, j. McGuiro Of Plank road.
 Mrs Ralph Cross of GrandvleW avenue entertained nt h birthday tparty at hor home on Monday oyes TIng, tho h0nored guests being fdjHses Violet O'Dny, MHrgarot Bowling and Ruth Warner. Enter kainment wns enjoyed during. tho kvening and c delicious luncheon kay served. Tho uostB Included hisscs Mary Castle, Violet ODny,
 Inn Moanoy, Margaret Dowling'
 Euth Warner, Mrs Marion Book
 fnd Mrs Ethel Burns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
Commencement Held
 At Saint Marga garet s

abeth Chapin Donlnon, EllAabetA Huntsman Dilley. Margaret Wiska. Janet Rogers Frazer, Dorothy fA ulllls. Marjorie Spencer Hill, Kakh@ erlne Curtis HodKson, Elizabeth Frances Hurd. Lois Husted. Emily Chapln Jamieson, Shirley Roberts Jones, Gertrude Elizabeth Myers, Miriam Train Neftel. Bettle Neill. Ruth Louise Palmer. Jeanle D. Rayner, Jeanne Sands, Shirley Frances Schaffer, Katharine M. Shee, Ruth Marion stibbs, Jeanne E. Thayer, Ruth Delamater Vezln, susannah Bond Wells. Pauline White,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Mrs Emil Schulto of Idylwood ave. nue and Miss Agnes Nolan of Chest nut avenue wer0 hostesscs nt a shower given on Monday evening tt tho Paramount Grill in compli. ment to Miss Katherine Dunno of Walnut street who is to be married thls month to James Butlor. Dur- Ing tho evening varied program of entertainment was enjoyed and dinner was served. Tho honored guest was presented with n beauti. ful set of glassware and a lamp. Those attending woro; Misses Eve. lyn O'Connor. Dorothy Wheeler. Helen Keane, Mao McMnhon, Mrs William Walsh and Mrs Francis Domme all of Hartford and Mlsse4 Margaret Chagnot. May smith, Rosc Rnfferty, Leila LnPla antc, Mildred Dunn, Agnes Nolan, Edith Cassidy, Mrs Joseph Byrnos. Mrs ThomnB Flanagan, Mrs Joseph Duchon, Mrs Mary Dunn, Mrs Jo. soph Mulvlllc, Mrs William Fetch. flock, Mrs George Bognal, Mrs Mark Doran, Mrs John Boylnnd, Mrs Phillip Wlidman md Mrs Emil Schulte.
 A meeting of Santa Maria Cir. cle, Daughters of Isabella win be hold this evening Rt X o'clock. All emberB Rre urged to intend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
Quota Club PLanSSupper

4 nupper-meetlng ls being planned by the Quota Club which will be held on June IS. William M. Harris will Do the guest speaker for tho occnslon. At . meeting of the executive committee held last evening plans wero also discussed for tho final meeting of the group which is so be held on the 2sth at the Rosanne Tavern in Middlebury. Two. delegates, Mrs Mae Blrt and Mrs Anna Alexander were named to the national convention at Hot Springs, Va, with Miss Jennie M. o'Neill and Miss Nancy Fitzgerald as aiternates.
 The club is sponsoring q series of telephone bridges, tho first two being held this evening; ono at the home of Mrs Robert Blrh and the other arranged by Miss Nancy Fitzgerald and Julia Tullar. Miss Harriet Gregory will sponsor one tomorrow evening.
 Rev John Connors of this city attended the commencement exer. cises of St trancis's Hospital School of Nursing yesterday after. noon in Hartford. Sixty eight girls comprised the class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
.AIu,71naeM Meeting SundayAfernoon

The annual reunion of Notre Dame aiumnao will tak0 place Sunday afternoon, June 10, at the Catholic High school auditorium at . o'clock. The session will open with the singing of tho Magnih- cant. This will be followed by T business meeting and election of officers after which ther0 will Do entertainment and ten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Now let us start right at the be- ginning. You are playing the con- tract ct one no trump. East has bid spades and probably has five. A spade fs opened and you win the first trick.
 You can see that you are going to win a heart trick, two diamonds. and a club--five in all. If you take the diamond flnesse and 1t falls. the enemy will cash It's spade tricks ei.d will then probably lead hearts, and your contract will be defeated, because you will not have the club suit established.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
CoRfiIsT.r. CONTRACT CLUB

In tho Tuosdny oVonIng BesHion the final of which waS hold last avoning at tho Cornoll Contract club tho winners for tho series wore: Mrs NJ. Johnson and Miss M. Sullivan. 237; Mss Helen Des- Miss Dorothy Benoit and Miss Mar. garet Tracy, 210M; Mss Marion Tyrell and Mrs A. l. Routtor, 218; Mrs Phillip Dinova nnd Mrs Harry DoVorken, 2f7M; Mrs n. ]. fAVallee and Miss l. Sullivan, ?15; Miss Lillian Bowcs and Mas Fran. coS Bowos, 2t4M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
I.P.Kellogg WjU Wed Miss Allen

Mir and Mrs Joseph Warner Al. lon, of Elizabeth, ". ]. announce the engagement of MT Aliens daughter, Miss Margaret Allen to Thomas Parsons Kellogg. son of Isaac Parsons Kellogg and tho late Mrs Sara Munson Kellogg.
 Misa Ailon was graduated from tho Baldwin school, Dryn Mawr, Pa, and wns Q member of tho class Of a? of Smith College. She is a inom- bcr Of tho Junior Loague of Ellza. both. Hcr grandfather, tho lato Everett T. Tomlinson. was tho well known author of historical novels for boys
 Mir Kellogg was graduated from ChoatO school. Wallingford, Conn. and from Princeton University in 1928, and attended the Harvard School of Business Administration. He is q member of the Charter Club of Princeton and tho Prince. ton Club of New York.
 Tho wedding will takc place In tho fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Rev Dr Halford L. Luccock.. Of Yale University delivered the com. mencemVnt address nt the annual commencement exercises of saint MarRnrt's school held yesterday morning in the parish house of St Johns Episcopal church. pr Luc. cock stressed the thought that hap. piness is found In tho sharing of the joys and sorrows of others. and the elimination of seliishness.
 An address was given and diplomas were presented by Rt Rev Frederick c. Budlong. D. D., bishop of Connecticut and tho program was closed with benediction and the recesslonnl. Glass honors were won by Ruth Stibbs, first; Ruth Veyin. second and Emily Jnmieson, third.
 The graduates were as follows: Frances Morgan Armstrong, E. Ar. Inc Bliss, Edith Stackpolo Camp. bell, Marjorie Benedict Campbell, Doris NJ. Cham berlain, Mary Ellg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
CORNELL CONTRACT CLTJn

In the Tuesday afternoon session of tho Cornell Contract club con. ductod at M'Flngall Inn in Wator. town top scorers were; North and South: Mrs Ralph Vaughn and Mrs George Culhane, 292h; Mrs William Faeth and Mrs James Walsh, 2iS: Mrs Alfred Wolfe and Mrs Thomas Tobin, 213M and E;ust and West, Mrs Abraham Hcnge- vcld and Mrs II. 3. Moore. gao 4 1; Mrs John Collins and Mrs John Murphy. 2i3h; Mrs Chnrles Roy. Ian and Mrs John Bronsky. iD0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

You'll find this model important part of wardrobe It's out for much popularity
 You make t for nominal cost And you'll md amazingly simple to cut it out and put 1t together.
 Choose from almost of the sturdy cottons hirtns pque, peasant seersucke linens tub silks for ts development Style No 290o is designed for M 6 6 years & 3S and 70 inches bust Size l6 requires 4 yards of onch material Send FIFTEEN CENTS lsel in stamp. coin lsoin, is preferred) Write plainly NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE nupbsr BE SURE TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH features FASHION. BEAUTY and HEALTH
 PRICE OF BOOK TEN CENTS
 send your money and order so Pattern Dcpartment na0crat. Waterbury, Conn., ne tO stule sizc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
I BRIDGE
 KENNEY t.an BridiRe League \

Tow Defense Will Play the Deciding On Proper
 Vish.>
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
Contract Bridge
MATTATUCK BRIDGE CLuu

NhAi4AIOCh bNiUGE CLUB
 Top scorers In last evenings session of the Mattatuck Bridge club lncludcd: North and South: John Luddy and Edward Stevens, g6 6h; Vernon Wade and John Woinga 93; Mir and Mrs Arthur Cooke, S3 and East and West. Mrs J: Y Roland and Mrs Joseph Lin. ehnn, s3 h; MT and Mrs John King tied with Thomas Baker and Louis R ucci, T7; Miss Alice Nc. Gee and Miss Evelyn Lnwior, 75,
 The standing to date is as fol. lows; Vernon Wade and John Weinsart. 869; John Luddy nnd Edward stevens, b96; Mr and Mrs Patrick Hoaley, 67S; Mr and Mrs Arthur Cook, s43; Mrs William punphy and Mrs Joseph Bcrgin, b2s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

lays Contract Problem outh Is playing the con | at three no trump. A il spade is opened. The Anesse Is wrong and on second diamond lead West ps the queen. The drop bthe cards shows West with 6nly two hearts. With this information. can you make the contract?
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Mra NJ. C. Kelley, Mrs Peter
 Mulhali, Mir and Mrs Thomas kel. ley and Migs Julie Bri0dy spent
 tho past few dayn in New Rochelle where they attended tho gradua.
 ton exercisEs at tho College of New Rochelle. Miss Eleanor Keln
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

MIss Doris Conklin of East Main street. is spending two weeks as tho guest Of relatives in Spring field, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
PlERPoNT BRIDGE CLUB

In the Tuesday afternoon sos- sion of the Pierpont club high scores were made by tho following players. North and South: Mrs Ed. mund Splcor and Mrs Charles Hayward. 46; Mrs Raymond Schroeder and Mrs Robert stro. hacker, 43h and East and West, Miss Betty Blanchard and Mrs Frederick smedley, 4e, and Mrs A. M. Dinkier and Mrs John Mon- zanl. 43M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Mrs Mao Squiros (0f Walnu street was '"Sa at ~ shower glv' on on rink in honor Oi Mss og Whito Oll Lane sls presented with Vo chost nnt m No attending wer, "'org' Cr0i VI mel, Mr. He Gcf dnl Mo MI dc, pco, Go (, hand first, c ming th my thoL swcred, "i monds, an, worked, W. tnke the club fla was given to what the illnesses didn't W. /
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Walter P. Green Jr, . student at the MaBsach usetts Institute of ochnolosY Is spending several dnys at his home on Plank road prior to leaving In a few days for the R. 0. T, c. camp In Now Jer. gty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06

Reports on the membership campaign of tho Daughters Of Tsn bella will bo read tonight at the meeting Of Sante Marin Circle in HIberninn Hall, Plans will also Do made for n special program for tho next noting, Tho business session will begin Ht S.16 o'clock.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! PETWoRTH BAR
gain. S6 300; cost $500: $500 cash. pay
ments S45 mo; beautiful brick home. 6
rooms, ami, pantry. large porches, ga
rage. Act today. Phone Metropolitan
fS56 or Lincoln O66l go
Evening star., 1934-11-25

Out Wisconsin Aps. to Bethesda Md, left Georqeown
Pike to Sonoma Rd. left Sonoma Rd. to home
Evening star., 1934-11-25

COLORED-HOUSES FOR SALE-SHER
man ave. n.w.9 rms. b.. cleo. Sl0O
down Call North o223
Evening star., 1934-11-25
oNE-HALF BLOCK EAST CONN. AVE.
GREY ROCK

5000 TILDEN ST NV
This beautifully situated estate with its
fne home and lovely Handicapped grounds
commands. magnificent view OF Rock
Greek Park. Only 10 min. from down
town ana yet as exclusive as though miles
out IN the country. The house. with its
spacious rooms and halls its big porches.
mas been completely reconditioned ALL
nvlns quarters. cottage Ia acres of
ground. The location, charm Of the house,
beauty of the grounds and splendid con-
oltlon OF the entire property makes 1t a
buy impossible to duplicate at present low
price: For particulars see MISS REED.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
WANTED-LOTS.
HUNTING GROUNDS

200 ACRES HUNTING GROUND IN THE
valley OF Virginia 10 miles south of VIM
chester. Va, at Crystal Caverns; ZOO acres
on Lee-Jackson Highway, 500 acres on
Massanutten Mountains; l mile from Stras-
burg. Va Plenty of game: land has not
been hunted for years: turkey in noun
tainS; 81 per day with dogs, So per day,
to MRS. KATE HEAGY KNEE, 40l Persh-
ing Drive. Clarendon. Va. or Hotel Machar,
Evening star., 1934-11-25
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

POTOMAC RIVER PRoPERT1Es-coLo-
NAL homes. ducking shores. farms Write
Ell G9inordn n ave. st Baitimore. M Mp Nd EAL1'
GREAT SACRIFICE-NEW BUNGALOW.
on SAT- water; 80 miles from Washington;
= rooms and bath room. large porch. cleo
take $500. arrange terms. Adams 74ls-J.
$500 WILL BUY A 5-RooM COTTAGE
az Coionial Beach; water and electricity
park Title euaranteed. @ Net. 54fes. 5459.. near
bathing beach Completely equipped and
furnished; near Annapolis. Now offered
at at price less than half original cost.
National 6229. Water Front Specialist.
LOT S0xl60; 3-R. BUNGALOW. JUST
OH Chesapeake Bay; water frontage;
hne for boat harbor; good water: 81 $50:
Terms, 2s mi. TO D. c. Address Box 2S7-M
POTOMAC RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES.
road, harbor, near Piney Point. Md.
oeorgss aeTef 1sf.rd sl2Oo-sman house, St.
IS acres. 81 soO-5,room house. barn.
orchard. .6Ts. fins hsTb9r; sa rs miles D. e;
50 acres. Ss500-High elevation. i'm
provements; "a miles D. c.; beach shore.
= acres: S6.5oO-12ia miles D. c.;
I50 acres. S7.5OO-Near Point Look
out; has river. State road and private
Address Box 41O-M. Star once. {.
CLUBHOUSE FACING THE PATUXTENT
River. on the Chesapeake Beach R. R.
shower; partly furnished Also barn and
tenants house. Covering Ga acres. Price.
JOHN F. poNoHoE & SONS.
3lf Penn Ave E
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SALE-SUBURBAN.

NEW 5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW WITH
every modern Improvement. beautiful Col
lege Heights. Priced for quick sale. Terms
New 6-room brick home, University
a os SuasTs Dfes to
inspect. inspect cali Hyattsyilie 340
BALLSTON. VA-FOUR-R ROOM BUNGA-
low. elec.. gas, So 800. Terms. $3.50 cash;
BAL $35 per month nastRh RAX TOdsMEl eianhons
Clarendon chreiUh ifse41. AA'''A' Va" -0'
9 NEW GROOM BRICK HOMES. ONE ON
corner lot located on Arundel ave-. Hyatts-
vile, Md. with all modern improvements.
se' ice at doeT 'fa Run sef
Oakwood I'd. Hyattsville. Md. Phone Green
ACRE LAND WITH BLDG. ,2sx46, 1st-
class condition concrete 9oad Fins 1874 ga
NJ o. BRADFORD. Vienna. Va. Phone 56.
So. .6OO-MODERN BUNGALOW-la ACRE.
5 rooms. bath. h:-w.h.,. fireplace. nm
ished attic garage. city water, sewer, elec.
mons es wsnn ss5 s4o $3.50 $3.50 to
E lS1eVt1 NEWTON sNfDgR, SS REALToR. IS:
home or Investment. a good bargain at
So 500. Address 1902 Hobart st. NV.
Apt. 2. Adams 4546-W. to 10 pm.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY AND HOME
combined; 5-r. bungalow. gas station,
near and csp ssGSk t. low pr prce Ros
ERT E. LOHR 311 Cedar st. Geo. OSs1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOULE-
ward Berwyn Md-12 rooms. 8 bed
rooms. 3 baths. scar garage; all modern;
servants quarters OF same construction:
3 a acres; eso Suitable for tourist home, inn OF
Telephone Berwyn les.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
FOR SALE, TO SETTLE AN

ESTATE.
26 Sibley Avenue.
IS ~ Wells Avenue.
Hyattsville Maryland.
Consult-A H. Seidenspinner.
Riverdale, Maryland
North side Keleher Ave-, BerWyn Heights.
Md.
Consult-N E. Ryon Co.. Inc,
1915 New York Ave. NV.
Washington. D. g.
624 Ridge Avenue. Silver Spring, ND.
Consult-North Washington Realty Co.,
Silver Spring. Nd.
713 Lee Highway. Cherrydale. Virginia.
Consult-C. W. Clever. Clarendon. Va.
Vacant lot on Deepwood ST.. Alcova Heights.
Va.
Consult-A. H. Brooks. Arlington. Va.
OR ANY BROKER.
Any reasonable offer for any or all Of these
properties will receive consideration.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SALE-HOJSES.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGAIOI

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS
rooms. 81, 200: rooms e bed rooms).
S-car garage. S6.500; rooms. California
pungaioT. $3.50; Easy terms. See H. c.
North 1898.
oNE-HALF BLOCK EAST CONN. AVE.
$3.50.
This beautiful Tilden street home con-
talns larse rooms. 2 baths, hot-water
neat lnew furracel. garage A wonderful
BUY IN this superb location Call us at
once for appointment to inspect.
METZLER, Realtor,
1lOS Vermont Ave. NV Dist 5000.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SALE-HOUSES.
RECENTLY REMODLED.

RECEN l.I KEMODLED.
GEORGETOWN home. 1641 35th st. NV
6 rooms. 2 baths; dining room 17x32 t2
f1replaces). Brick building In rear suitable
for garage. studio or maids quarters.
Open to pm. Sat. 10 am. to 8 pm.
Sun. Owner Potomac $40.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
WEST CHEVY CHASE DETACHED.
S6 0SO

One block west of Wisconsin avenue
Must sell at once. This home in splendid
condition. 9 bright rooms. cedar closets,
tlie bath and shower. hot-water heat, hard
Wood noors throughout: lot 4Oxl3O, corner
OF alley. If you have waited for bar
gain. this is your opportunity. Call us
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SALE-SURURBAN.

NEAR HIsTROIC MT. VERNON.
A BARGAIN-Old house and grounds
which have wonderful possibilities OF de-
veloping into lovely small estate. Besu-
tiful trees, stream.
HIGHLAND PARK. VA.
Homes are selling rapidly In Highland
Park. There Is reason Transportation
and all conveniences. Wooded lots. Five
or six rooms. Twenty minutes from center
Of Washington.
w s. HOGE Jr,
1927 X st. NV.
Day Ewes
District Cleveland
1858. 1888
Evening star., 1934-11-25
METZIFR Rea1tor

1106 Vermont Ave NV. Dist 5000
SUNDAYS and evenings Adams O62O
COLORED-s-ROOM HOUSE 18th ST.
between U and v; newly renovated; price
reasonable. Phone National 2405. 25'
ing: IS 600 below cost; 3-story bk NV
section. r: b.. h.-w.h.. elec. 2-car bk
gar. See and be convinced National I408
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
NEAR CAPITOL:

NEAR CAPITOL.
90 5th ST. NE.
7-room, modern home a b. ~, 2
porches. automatic heat and water. ga
rage, SIS can rent partially furnished II
desired, or will sell. Depression estimate.
$500 Prompt possession. For lnspec-
tion call owner occupant. Atlantic O0SI-J
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SHEPHERD PARK.
NFW-ONIY S1375O

Center hall, large rooms. beautiful
baths. finished attic. recreation room, gas
heat; Gear garage; lot 50x125. Call Wis
consin 4S32
Evening star., 1934-11-25
RENT-DESK SPACE.

wishes work and to rent desk room in her
furnished once. l404 H st. NV. No. 3O4.
26'
OFFICE AND DESK SPACE AVAILABLE
for professional or high-class representa-
tive with consulting engineer and attorney.
Enlarging our suite. Address Box 363-M.
Star ofice.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

COLORED.- TYPE. ROOMS,
Dental section tefmst teaehS NoptS a7o5 [eS
coLoRED1s SOd y iI}. % ROOMS. 2 Els; NEAR 2nd
reasonable price and terms. Decatur 1850.
CoLoRED- BEAUTIFUL GRIN. HOUSE,
garage; very modern in every respect;
reasonable price. easy terms. Potomac 2949.
CoLORED = WONDERFUL HOME IN
Brookland 9 rooms. bath. garage; make
offer; terms. Phone Potomac 42O4.
COLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT. 100 BLOCK
price of one house. Phone North 2692.
CoLORED-7-ROoM BRICK. $4,000; GA
rage space. h.-w.h.. etc. For inspection.
call Potomac 4204.
COLORED-HOUSE INVESTMENT-l524
saTssin; reasonable, cash; viii trade
CoLoRED-EAsT 18th AND COLUMBIA
saa cash f00%s Payment Balance like rent
CoLORED-S7. .5O0-1734 Ist ST. NV
rooms bath. 4 bed Iooms. front and
ished room in basement large attic. BY
OWNER. phone North D0aS-W
coLoRED-HoUsEs FOR sALE-sHER-
gsn gSWn ave Can nS North rms rms b. eiec" s!oo
CoLoREDEcs ROOMS. AMI; BEApTI-
$1,000. small cash payment. reasonable
terms. Phone North S59S.
COLORED-FACING RESERVOIR PARK;
lovely home. ami; 900 block Hobart st.;
rooms. baths NV heat: deep lot to
another street. arranged as apartments;
the rent aggregates about Ssj per month;
priced at only $3.50 II sold at once.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
BARGAINS-COLORED.
Nr Dunbar High School-Bay-window
brick: 8 rooms and bath; INV h.. cleo;
good condition: $500 $500 cash, $50 mo.
Cedar Heights, $3.50.
Six rooms and bath. h-wh.. elec.. large
yard; small cash and SIS mo. or will
a n. COOPER. SEQ 11th St. Natl. 1882.
COLORED-S5.95O.
Near 18th and Columbia rd n.w-s-
room brick > baths, hot-water heat Top
floor complete apartment, will rent for
$40 per month. leaving rooms and bath
for owner. This house sold few years
ago for $4,000. Don't miss this one.
Terms.
METZLER. Realtor,
11O6 Vermont Ave. NV. Dist. 5000.
Sundays and evenings Adams 062O.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

10 ACRES OF SWAMP LAND IN D. c.
{; H. H1LLEGEIST CO.. 1921 K st. NV
Phone National $500.
FARM. SO TO 500 ACRES, WITHIN 30
miles D. c. Must be cheap Send COM
plete information ilrst letter. Address
Box 414-M. Star office.