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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-26
Drama

One Of the traditions of the
annual presentations Of the Cap
itars Christmas drama, THE
Other Wise Man." seems to be
the participation of one or two
of the daughters of Senator and
Mrs. James j. Davis in the drama.
Miss Jane Davis was a member
of the cast for four or five years,
and this season her place is taken
by Joan and Jewell Davis, who
play the same parts that their
older sister played several years,
ago, in the two ensemble episodes.
one at the time of the birth of
Christ in Bethlehem, and the
other, SO years later on Calvary.
This season the dream legend
written by. DR.. Henry Van Dyke
many years ago, and dramatized
in 1925 by Bess Davis Schreiner,
will be played tonight, tomorrow
and Saturday at $50 p. m, and
on Saturday ct 400.
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VITAL STATISTICS


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John Tyler Fo-enharrrr IS Mefhocis'
Berian 4 Rohrr.r -7 oi 30 s. TIM
r.r rrrrnrHI rrUrrrraEe
Queen R.rhrr. f5. 20 7fs y Elder. nron-
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in-er-crar.a- Eeu0rL naze -.-
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Rachel Ce-trrhlr-. e. CRY Hc.1lta4
cerebral rr-rrrra-e
cara 2. Corrrt. e. % s2i y Eo'r.
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h.r-d + Troma- g. ~ 2is -. Alabama.
Iohn Harms. 50. C.-v Hospital c.rrhos'
cesr1e n Butler "a. ~ 1902 East san.
Ea,s nId.nr e. ~ 100 Fast s. clair.
H-nfsm.r Bsker So. ~ 1888 soa-h Msri-
dian rrrrUrrr exclusion. .-
Cora uauaL 81 ~ $50 BrooNsiae
prfru-r rrr.nnrnlr.flE
Prank Bh-maler &C. ~ i30 Glsfndori
rf-rrf Ofto Marin g. 70 I727 =
Can.rn. rrrruar~ rrriurl0u
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CHst.sr n Fl-zs. S. civ Hospital
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iSs-16 Paxton. .. Riley Hospital phsrvn-
Tr-rss Page 90 70 Fsvct'e. cardlo vas-
rw1ar renal tuEufflrtrurr-
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HELP WANTED
u situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY

JUST 20c A DAY
4 I0-acfc "a all appear gncer tni'
7sf frsflou TO- ae on 1oc cav G "a
wttr order Cone 70 TIE Times Office 1la
H Marrlsrc one square from Illinois auc
Washrrzfou-sfs ccEn Kentucky-sE. and lei
ls help Fol secure 100
LADY 70 a. hcusework IN mother,ess
home 1913 Lambert.
REFINED white zrI wants Tuesday
SATURDAY wors % anv klnd HA-2550-h
DAY " ueek uorx for LADIES'. common la
rcr Tor men CAV o. Hcek general house
cifaninE UNITY CENTER LI-5860
CHACFF EUR-Cnlored f. Al. experience
references wiling 70 work Box X 5000
Tines
2Rs sHAFFzR 7i20 Winter-sv.
widow lacT wants WORK or 2 DAYS
OF half DAYS seek Cen give good
rifv references. work Tor ! family
rrarr Ace sr
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RUcTIoNS
Is Wanted Instructions

BIZ beauty operator course $50. tcrms.
ROYAL Beauty Acac sol Roosevelt Bog.
PLAY Hauzueu guitar o. note or mum Der
HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO 2l0s ROose-
Fe.f-a- B.st nv Test.
BIZ O beauty operator. course $50. terms.
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. s0I Roosevelt.
Bog
MEN Not under i3s lbs So T.. or over.
1880. wlrh clean record who are in
fercsrrc iu Obtaining a SITS government
ion ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU.
write Rov x 2c15. Times.
again in 1895 as IN l935-The Times
vas The ONLY Indiana polls Evening Paper
tl show Esiu want ads
THE REAECN- RESULTS
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RENT AIS
Is Furnished Rooms

s3-DELAwARE. n. ls07-weu furnished
front room large closet, private en-
trance Rl-e267
ALABAMA y. 52s APT 3-Room. strictly
modern constant hot water. reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2l35- LARGE front room. cross
emulation running hot water large
closet Private home. HE-l02f
COLLEGE 21l7-Large. AIRY room. every
convenience kitchen privileges. garage.
DELAWARE N 20l6-Cool room next
BATH accommodate ? gentlemen. private
entrance porch phone
EAST Pleasant bedroom. home privileges.
constant hot water. meals optional IR-
iCsl
MERIDIAN r. 2Oif Apt 4.Large front
entrance TA-f6eI
MERIDIAN N-Lorelv room. private
home comfortable for SUMMER IS
Phone. TA-3ii6-
MORRIS. r i028-is block from ear
lines beautiful bedrooms real home
gentlemen preferred DR-23oi-J
PENNSYLVANIA. ". 2O0s-Lsrge. light
bedroom innerspring mattress, near
bath. ! or .. TA-5f70
SHEPPARD 1902 clean rooms. bath
garage; with small family.
lITH-sT. 2. s22-Large. airy. front. lst
floor nicely furnished Private entrance.
Adults RI7216
room tnnersprIng mattress Desirable
locatlcn- phone.
30TH W. fl2-Attrsctive room; twin beds
Private home. suitable for ?. Reason
shie TA22s6
OVERLOOKING Fail Crk Blvd 220 z
19fh-st. comfortable room single or
double gentleman TABOR
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Want to SeYour Car? Times Economy anAd Will Find Buyer
r EN- TAILS


CENTRAL. 1851 or ? rooms. furnished
or unfurnished. utilities furnished. lea-
sonable RI-f2s2
COLLEGE. 1862 lower large well fur
RaB F2 92s,e poSa2 S9l' L1Sois
DELAWARE. y l528-3ro aoor studio
apartment. bedrooms 10 windows
utilities. suitable. or 6.
DELAWARE. n 2004-Attractive room
combination LIVING and bedroom Bath
adjoining. Privileges. kitchen. FrigioaTe
rs =. EAST ST-Lsrge cool room; kiteh-
erette. porch. not water. all utilities 81
ILLINOIS y. 233e-Clean. Housekeeping
rooms. in-a-door bed private entrance,
sunny rooms; So. $3.50
ILLINOIS. n Is0s-Large room. Every
Trims, furnished. Private entrance 81.
MARKET E 1865 cheerful modern
rooms. completely furnished. S.
NEW JERSEY. n 63i-s250 So 50 so. 81
broom apartment. Modern. furnished
NEW JERSEY. n 203s--Cozy front room.
k.tchcnette bay window. private en-
trance. Phone.
ORIENTAL. n. 30 cool rooms; every
thing furnished. private entrance; 'front.'
porch reasonable
PARK. lIIs-2 light Housekeeping rooms 2
kiichenettes. completely furnished; moo
ern. reasonable.
Pennsylvania. N. 1892 nicely fur
ElSNeG housekeeping 4uoHlSf dlov StN-
room. Reasonable.
PROSPECT. 7ls-Clean cool. modern
furnished. private apartment. utilities,
adults. SO 50 week
UNION i2iO-3-room furnished apartment:
al modern. downstairs. private entrance
WOODRUFF 544 Nd Dr.-Living room.
bedroom. kitchenette; newly decorated.
running water adults CH-3lI3
TWO NEWLY decorated front rooms.
private entrance. utilities furnished
Adults 1901 s. Meridian.
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80 Lots. Farms and Acreage


TO TRADERS-If YOU can not hnd
what you desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. RI-555l
and we Will attempt to arrange a trace
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viously published. There Is no charge
for this service
ELECTRIC FORGE with motor. also anvil;
Al condition. Sale or trade. 528 Cable-st.
PONTIAC 1923 coach. a No. l. trade for
anything Of value. 39l5 E. l0thst
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows you cheaper price. Cash? DR-5o43.
WILL pay So cash girls used bicycles 800
(. 63rd-st. WA-ll33.
SELL OR SWAP: 2-WHEEL TRAILER; SIS.
CH-0759-J.
CHICKENS for cash or COW. also good ,
wheel trailer. after ). 343 Union-st.
Southport
CASH for '2s %. 80 or 81 Ford or
Chevrolet. $40 w. Washington. BE-
1890
GAS STOVE for Model Ford or chassis
for trailer. PostofIice Box 289
DO YOU want cash for your Model
Ford? WA-2503 HA-23e9-W.
SWAP your old radio for better radio
ECONOMY RADIO SHOP, 245 E. Wash.
90 Ford Truck u ton. Mechanically good
cash or? zoos Henry street.
10 ADVERTlSERS-Each 40 apDesr-
ing in this column is listed in The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free Of charge Your Swap" ad will
receive a special rate of seven DAYS for
the price OF five and four DAYS for the
cost OF three Call RI-555l
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? Unfuruished Houses

% Unfuruished Houses
sl2 so. NEW JERSEY. S. 100l-3-5 rooms
garage large YARD, water paid. HU-6l72
SIS: TASH. -BLVD.-Hear $780, bedrm
brick home. Others. WHITE. RI-7766.
IR7956.
$50. WASH. -BLVD-Near 6lG0. 4 be6rm.
prick home. Others. WHITE. RI-7766,
III 1856.
ADAMS l925-6-room modern double:
hardwood floors. garage; SIS. CH-3030-R.
~ n ARLINGTON-2-bedroo bungalow:
studio living nm. fireplace. full base
ment. garage. S45 per mo-. or will sell
on E-Z terms J. H. ALBERSHARDT.
RI-6S44, or HU-6l24
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
HUDSON BRoUGHAM- Motor No. 474234.
VIII be sold for storage charges amount
Ia Is 81 r. Eye s37 70 s7th 10 a. m MRS
Pursuant to Section 81. Chapter 2I3 Of
the Acts Of 1925. supplemented by the
Provisions Of Chapter II Of the Acts OF
VIII sell az public auction at Senate Mo-
tor Inn, 3la W. Market St. indianapolis.
at 1000 a. m on June a. TO the highest
1882 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
Signed: DONALD F. SILVER
Supt. Indiana State Police.
LEGAL NOTICE OF. PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket 347-B l
Application Of Des Moines Transporta-
ton Co. Des Moir"s Iowa for a permit
to operate motor vehicles as a contract
carrier of property. interstate. from Ind
III. State line to Ohio-Ind state line over
highway 6. from intersection Of highways
and 10 over highways 43 and y TO Ind
Mich State linz.
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of COM
nd. 3 a M. "Wednesday July 8 1895.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY PETE H DAWSON. Director.
Indianapolis. Ind. June II. 1895.
NOTICE 10 BIDDERS
Notice is hereby, given that sealed bios
for the purchase Of the following materials
Will De received BY the Chairman OF the
State Highway Commission Of Indiana. at
his Office on the third floor State House
Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue Indian
apolis, Indiana. until 2 D; m. on the lSJ
DAY Of July. 1885. al which time they viii
be publicly oDened and read.
Invitation No 1911. 243 $50 Gallons Road
Oil SC applied al various locations on
state Roads in the Seymour District.
Invitation No. 1912 252 600 Gallons
Road Oil-SC &. 5000 Gallons Tar TIC
applied al various locations on state Roads
in the Seymour District.
Invitation NO 3973: $50 0oO Gallons
Road Oil Sc applied At various loca-
tions on State Roads in the Seymour Dis
Invitation No. 1914: 300 TO $50 tons
No. 2 Crushed Aggregate and 100 20 10
Tons No 10 Limestone screenings T o. b.
Wabs sh. Indiana. ,.
Bids shall be submitted upon stanoard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speel-
ications will be furnished free upon re-
quest
The right IS reserved By the Chairman
10 reject any all bids or 20 award on
any Combination OF bids that in MS JUG.
ment is most advantageous 70 the state OF
Indiana. -., -,
INDIANA
James D. Adams. Chairman
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Il Hotels

HOTEL. I2f 2 New York-modern out
side rooms, - up. p 50. from postoffice.
GILBERT HOTEL-l01 rooms with baths:
ureklv s. uD go Meridian MIR
COTLE manager
FREDERICK HOTEL-45s Washington
St Clean rooms. s. so week and up.
Running water. tubs. showers.
Harbour Hotel coS Si5 n; IiliP Poon,
hot cold water Low rates.
HOOSIER HOTEL g s ssIIs
W-eklv-ciesn outside rooms. showers.
tubs 40 MassachussetS-av
Seminole Hotel ego geo n ma Ala Gle; =.
uater. with baths $3.50 week. Rooms
HOTEL ANTLERS
oners all comforts Ultra modern note
75n Meridian LI-235t
is Housekeeping Rooms
So 35TH-sT W-UDner fiat 3 rooms.
furnished water maid. WA-2S2Q-J.
ALABAMA ". 1916. APT. C-Attractivelv
pGTs g 70 F9og si2, next bath Private
CARROILTON 1922 nicely furnished:
sink in k!tchen- next bath. private en-
trance RI-S976
CARROLLTON l56i-3 rooms. sink down
stairs private entrance. porch. utilities;
loom -.
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Painting

PAINTERS DROP-CLOTHS
Thousands of used good drop-cloths at
very low prices. All sizes.
EOOSIER TARPAULIN co.
1902 w. WaShinqfOn-sf-
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Easements Rebuilt

EASEMENTS built and mace dry. UNI
VERSAL TATERPROOFING co. CHI
rrn-
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ARaRTNeNI ReMHt BUReAO

Cholce apartments gladly Shown. HE-I328.
indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn. and un'lrn apis Free service ano
TRANSPORTATION LI-5452
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
I Death Notices

I Death Notices
RtHEIEY. HARVTY F-Of 1850 ST.
frlf-nv. husband ~ MARY hii go -e.--
er I'D Mr- Josephine AinEer- y anA 20
a. Pearl Bell. brother OK MIS- rllet
Sfolfr 80 Bradford. o.. passed a~ay JUG
ne 1885 age IS years Finefa4 n9-.or
LAYER For further information cel4 MAt
10 BEANBLOSSOM MORIUAhf BE-
long. HTNRY-AEe s. years. son q
prtrrrt brother o. Thomas Micnae-
Pa-rIre EDWARD and John. died WeoleS-
fav Funeral FRIDAY. June ~ o-s'
rr ~ the residence. 1884 S. Snenafr .
~ o. m Assumption church hills.
HOLY Cross Cemetery Flienos hslteu
GEORGE W. USHER SERVICE.
ROACH. DAVID 81 wears died Mon
Trv g. M brother Of Charles auc
Trruar Roach Mr. Katherine Sneegt
FuNFrhI. HOME. Is5s s. Meridiaan-st-
Thuredav SIS a m HOW Namt
Church Beech Grove. a. m blriai
Hnr Cross Cemetery
SMITH CNTEFNS M=Acc IS wears. father
al Orar * smith % Indianapolis. Bruce
rmrh Cincinnati Ohio and Sfnclaire
smith Eafisfeis Mont Eran0tathrr OF
Oran r Dr. and Russell Joseph Smiin
passed aurv TUESDAY evening rLnet ll
m Tnurst1v at the INN bhOS
FUNERAI. HOME 1879 Meridian-st
Friends invlfeo. Interment Crown Hin
Cemptrrv
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M E r C NDIS
SIS Household Goods

S5 Household Goods
ICE box and bedroom suite, $40. s02
Eastern-Av. CH-3755-J.
ICE BOX-s5-lb.. white enamel. 81 so; Al.
1925 Roach-st. HA-l249-M.
RFFRIGERATORS- lbs and SO lbs
good cond Verv reasonable. TA-0645.
USED Frigidaire: 6 Gu. #; Bargain, 1923
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10 Rooms with Board

s5-TALBOT n. 2l52-Large. clean at
frscfive room. Excellent food Pennsyl-
wanna trolley. HA-i892-J.
s6-LEXINGTON 937-Large front room.
bath good ventilation. meals. laundry
DR-3523-J.
s6-VERY desirable for gentlemen: real
home. ; excellent meals. 333 Park-av.
RI-9930.
NEW JERSEY. r.. 2lO4-Cheerful. large,
light room. meals optional Gentleman
preferred. TA-l269.
STATE. n 308-Ladv more for companion
a iiS5' money '''''''' p''''''N'
WANTED-Child to board in a good home:
mothers care. RI-s257.
GOOD BOARD. meals, single. IS: double,
50. hot water COngenlal SURROUNDINGS
CH-ll75. 3l45 E Westinghouse.
81 Unfinished Apartments
SIS PER MO. Including lights. gas. wa
ter, secures couple nice home 2235 n.
Meridian. Apply 1i5 E New York.
Room 3. LI4368.
$500
THE DUNDEE
Cor Virginia and McCarty-st. Heat. gas
Frigidaire furnished. See ianitor IN build
Ing or call NJ z. MOLLOY. CH-2776
PALsAM. 3603- Bedroom apartment; s35-
s38: all utilities. See custodian.
GULFoBsDI 272 S51i7 S ;IfSPn x M9PERN
ETTE. HE-i4l5.
MERIDIAN. gil Redecorated or 3
bedrooms large porch. very cool; down
town. TA-064l.
SHELBY. 2527-Garfield Apartments: 4
rooms. bath. redecorated; across from
Garfield Park.
IOTH-ST. $40 E.-Desirable bedroom apt;
utilities garage. open inspection.
18TH E. l08-Furn.: unfurnished $3.50
SAP so GENERAL APIS. INC. LI-2439
81 W 21ST-S30-S42 so
GENERAL APARTMENTS. INC. LI-2439
2-BEDROOM modern apartment north of
10th Garage. Frigidaire. Reasonable
TA-0593. RI-2495.
FOR RENT-l939 Central-av: 5-room apt :
newly decorated, hot water; garage
Reasonable
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Musical Instruments Repaired

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED
Ev~-rf rerairs on ell musical inSiru-
meats CABIN MUSIC. I'll NASSAU.
SAM suo 1rcnestrs inst az -nls leusiryo.
exnert guar Eurk PEARSON CO
INC i2s y Penn LiSSi3
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HELP WANTED
Is statesmen. solicitors. Agents

EALESNrEN- Nationally known varnlsh
company want saifsmen in Indiana polls
and STATE q Indiana ncu calling or
pant. l1rEeare enc Wallpaper dealer.
car b. caErlec - side line Crmmis-
sirn BASE. STATE Tan particulars 6rst
seeker. Scx x 2c9e. Times.
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81 Unfinished Apartments

SIS PER MO.-Including lights. gas. wa
ter secures couple nice home 2235 n.
Meridian Apply zi5 E New York.
Room 3. LI4368.
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PAPER HANGING. 50 a room: Immediate
service Work guaranteed. LI-l69s
PAPERING cleaning. painting: work guar
anteed. instant service WILLIS DR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08
NOTICE

THE BUREAU of ASSESSMENT of the City of Waterbury, in the
 matter of the assessment and de- termination of benefits and damages accruing to all parties interested by the establishment of layout for
 Great Brook: from the north street line of East Main Street to the west street line of Brown Street, as the same was accepted by. the Board of Aldermen December 8, 1884, approv- ed December 4, 1884. made report to the Board of Aldermen setting forth
 that they caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the proposed public improvement in all respects pursuant to the pro-
 visions of the charter of said City,
 to appear before us and be heard
 in reference thereto. And that they fully heard at the
 time and place specified in said no.
 And thereupon, they did assess and determine that each of the fol-
 lowing named persons pay to the City of Waterbury. for benefits ac- cruing to them and each of them,
 ment, over and above all damages.
 the sums written opposite their names, respectively, to wit:
 Israel l. Hoffman. $7.ss3:14: Wa
 terbury Savings Bank, $1.7SS.2Si The
 Lauretta M. Fogarty,. .$516.o0: John
 W. Shortt. $4649e Nellie s. Hanlon.
 s524.96 and Charles Gallo, $400.00. Total. $12,152.34
 And thereupon, they did assess and determine that the benefits and damages are. equal to all persons and corporations interested in the proposed public improvement. Report accepted, assessment ot benefits and damages confirmed and adapted by the Board of Aldermen. March {, 1885, approved March 5, JOHN P. FITZMAURICE.
 s-7-at CitV Clert
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

DISTRICT OF WATERFOWL, ss
 PROBATE COURT, March 9th,
 1885.
 ESTATE OF Mary A. Merriman of Watertown. in said District, incom- potent.
 Upon the application of John ". Abbott, Conservator, praying for an order authorizing and empowering him to sell certain real estate be- longing to said estate as per ap- plication on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office, in Watertown, in said District, on the 11th day of March A. D. 1885, at 4:3O o'clock in the afternoon, and that public notice be given of the pendency of said ap- plication and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing 8 copy of this order once in some newspaper having 8 circulation in said District. and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in the Town of Watertown, in said District, at least days before said day of hearing.
 FRANK B. HICKCOX, 3-S-1t. Judge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

Cross on a base of steps from which proclamations were read to the peo. pie. In France and Belgium these were called "perrons.
 In 146S. Charles the Bold sacked the city of !, Liege. Belgium. and. incensed at the resistance of the inhabitants. ordered the perron re- moved and inscribed with ali kinds of insults to the people of Liege.
 A new psrron was built in Liege's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Father Charles D. Coughlln, De troit's ''radlo priest" vii. make q Reply to General Johnson" durinl a talk over an NBC-WJz networI at 1O:15 p. m., E. s. T., on Monday March fl. The period was sched uled at Father coughlin's request He will speak from Detroit.
 FFitxi SchefR, internationally known Vlennese singer who has home at Lake Hitchcock, will appear as guest artist on Everett Marshall's '.Broadway Varieties" broadcast over the WABC-C Columbia network from S:SO to 800 D. in., EST., Wed. mcstlay, March 13. In addition to Marshall, she will be sup. ported by Elizabeth Lennon, cOntraltO, and Victor Arden's orchestra.
 Miss ScfeR first made her debut i'm the title role of Flo. tOw's "Martha" at the Royal opera house, Munich, when Q girl of only 10 and since then has appeared in an lnnuIner- able number of grand anti connie operas both on the con- tinent and i'm the United States. She Is known best for her fin. terpretations of Victor Her. bert's Operettas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

them, but Minevitch manufac- lures their instruments! Bor- rah is the owner of the "BOr- rah Mineyitch Harmonica Co.," and 62,OOO of the Minevitch instruments, with their many improvements, have been sold in the past three months. Bor- rah has program On WOR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

in the instance of dealer who was preclaiming the virtues and values of a spindle-legged chair al- legged to have belonged to Anne -Boleyn, wife of Henry VIII. "Just q minute" interrupted Reisman, "I think you have your dates and ~pe- riods mixed. That chair is a gen uine Grand Rapids 1931'!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08
NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION

NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION STATE OF CONNECTICUT, NEW
 March Sth, 1885.
 .Then and there by virtue of an execution issued by Irving Vim. Pasternack, Clerk of the City Court of Waterbury, l will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the sign post in the City of Waterbury II a. m., one Jordan automobile: {: sale to be adjourned to Broadway Parking Place. 123 East Main St., in the matter of Ouelette Motors Co. vs. William Cleary.
 Attest:
 BERNARD M. BLICK. s-S. 3-i3. 3-21 Constable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08
ARCTIC PARASITES OBJECTIVE

Montreal-(UP)-Canada is ex- tending its drive against animal parasites to the Arctic. Aided by experts from several government agricultural bodies, McGill univer- sity scientists are carrying on in- tensive researches within the Arc tic circle in an effort to determine the prevalence of parasites among Eskimos and game. The survey, when completed, will form the basis of a widespread campaign to combat the pests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

Leo Reisman, dynamic NEG bandsman. is probably radios fore- most authority on antiques, with special emphasis on furniture, Antique dealers with a rare Sher-
 atom know they will find & possible purchaser in Reisman. Occasion. ally, however, an antique dealer will endeavor to sell Reisman a "pig in g poke" as may be cited
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-08

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, March 9th
 A. D. 1885.
 ESTATE OF Margaret Walsh Hig- gins, late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of Timothy s. Sullivan, Administrator. praying that he may be authorized to settle said estate as an insolvent estate without the appointment of commits sioner, as per application on file more fully appears, it Is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office in Waterbury, In said District, on the 11th day of March A. D., 1885, at 9 o'clock in the fore noofi Standard Time), and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, also by leaving with or by mailing in registered letters, postage prepaid from Waterbury. a copy of this order to all parties in- terested and residing without the Probate District of Waterbury, on the 8th day of March 1885.
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HOWARD, 2Q1t Clerk