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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
OAKVILLE
68 MORE CADETS
 IN CHURCH UNIT
Second Meeting Pleases Leaders - Girl Scouts
 Sponsor Awards Court
correspondent Mae Villa BablA
 1817 WateTtOwn Avenue

SJlAlJ Cl6II CluCLS hElC OlitN at the meeting last evening at St. Mary Magdalen's church hall. An drew Walsh of Waterbury is the instructor. MT Walsh and Rev Thomas McGarry were very pleas ed with the enrolment, it being the second meeting.
 Thomas Kennedy was nominated acting secretary.
 The cadets enrolled are as fol- lows: John Flynn, Thomas Ken nedy, Henry Laneville, Francis McGowan, George Cutler, Irving Austin, George Pierce, Joseph Stella, Peter Reyazio, James Me- Gowan, Edward Fiftal, Roger Hherrault, George Seller, Edward Masayda. Peter Masayda, Paul Masi, Charles Kazlauskas, Eugene Murphy, Frank French, Walter West, Charles Guglielmetti, Els worth Dwyer, Edward Murphy, Edward Cunningham, Whitmore Moody, Albert Fillipone. Albert Yakulevich, Frederick Daddona, Albert Ritter, Arnold Derouin, Theodore Schafer, James Corcoran, Victor Carey, Charles Ingraham, Lawrence Burke, Allen Cutler, Leonard Capone, Joseph Daddona, Paul Herboy, Rodger Thereault, owen Carey, William Withey, Rob- ert Purcell, Angelo Durante, Ray mond Laneville, Aldo Gugliemetti, Raymond Kennedy, James Dwyer, John Kulikauskas, Donald Lane yillo Caprpa Daddopa IoSonb St Hillaire, Donald Kerr, Randall Austin, William Mitvalevich, AL bert Boulanger, Raymond Boulang- CT, Anthony Stukshis, George Stukshis, Anthony Padella, Harold Gibbons, Harold LePage, Jack Stemm and Joseph LePage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
MIDDLEBURY Correspondent Rose Jordan Telephone 4.6743
WARREN BROCKETT GIVES TALK HERE
County All Club Agent Addresses Town Hall
 Meeting

over 50 boys, leaders and com mittee members heard Warren E.. Crockett, county All club agent, and Lloyd Sweet, secretary of the Connecticut Nature League, at the town hall Tuesday evening. Moving picture of the activities in the All club throughout the state. Par tic liar interest Centered on the local young men cutting trees and saving logs at the New Haven All club 1air.. Rev Ralph w. Rowland, leader of the local All club, spoke to the boys. A comic reel furnish ed much amusement Boys of the Center school will meet at the Congregational church parsonage at a. m. Saturday to build bird houses. The boys from Bradley vile will meet at the school house at the same time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

Mrs Charles I. Allen of Sylvan Hill entertained with a bonnet party at her home Thursday after noon. There were 50 guests pres ent all wearing bonnets, dating back to 15O years to the present styles.
 Although prizes were awarded for the oldest, the most artistic and the funniest bonnet, all were so interesting it was difficut 10 select the winners. A dessert lunch was served.
 Out of town guests were present from Hartford, Southington, Wa terbury, Bristol and Thomaston.
 Food Sale Today
 A public food sale is being held at Gates Store, Plymouth, this aI- ternoOn from % D. m., under the auspices of the auxiliary of St Peter's church. Proceeds will be used to defray current expenses The committee conducting the sale are Mrs Ard Welton, Mrs Jennie Wedge and Mrs Joyce East
 Arrangements have been made whereby a group of Plymouth wo- men will prepare and serve the supper which will be held at Grange hall, Plymouth, next Wed. nesday evening when the annual Father and Son banquet is held. The women are now soliciting food and cash donations. The banquet is being sponsored by the Plymouth Community Club and the Y.M.C.A. The Junior Y boys will put on an exhibition of athletic stunts under the direction of William Day, fol- lowing the supper.
 To he Speaker
 Carl Frodhlick of Waterville will address the Every Mans Bible class at the Plymouth Congrega- tional church, Sunday at D. m. Clarence Pratt, president, will pre- side at the meeting. Mir Frodhlick is chaplain of the Grace Methodist Bible class in Waterville. The meeting is open to all men in the community, regardless of their creed.
 Plymouth's married men gave the bachelors another trimming in their pinochle tournament this week at the town building in Ply mouth. The score for the match was G4,880 to 57,110 making the final score for the tourney; Mar ried, 128,41O; Single, 115,S90. The series of three matches is now tied with each team having one to it's credit.
 The men will play the first match in the third and deciding touruament next Tuesday evening and on the following Tuesday, the married men will serve q supper to tie single men who won the first battle of 10 matches by q score of 5O7,31O to 501,920 and after the meal the final games of the season to decide the Plymouth champs will be played.
 Plans for New Highway in Doubt
 No word has been received by town officials from the State High way Department regarding the con- struction of new highway through Main street, this year.
 The matter has aroused consid- local town officials hope that the work will be started soon.
 The local selectmen intend to confer with Highway Commissioner Macdonald in the near future to learn what the department plans to do Abaut the undertaking. He has been unable to arrange q confer ence with the commissioner during the past few weeks due to the fact that the latter has been engaged in attending meetings of the legisla- tive committees.
 The highway department is con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
TERRYVILLE
 Correspondent ,. F. Ryan. I4 West Main St.
Mrs. Charles Allen Gives Bonnet Party
Many Out-Of-TOwn Guests Attend Novel Event Yester- day-PlymOuth Women Plan Supper Wednesday

cerned with two problems which may delay the construction of the road.
 No announcement has been made yet regarding the plans of the Bristol Traction company concern ing the replacement Of It's present tracks or a substitution of busy service. This and the fact that the highway department must make a drastic change in the system of rain water disposal at the foot of McKee's Hill are matters which must be settled before work on q new road will start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
Girl Scouts


 Members of the girl scouts held court of awards at the Commun- ity house last evening. Entertain ment including two sketches, one presented by the senior group, the other by the junior group.
 Senior Training the New Girl Scouts" written by Drucilla Littlehale; lieutenant, Martha Gwiazdowski, R Il h, Carolyn Beardslee; Marjorie; Ruth Clin- ton, Esther; Josephine OConnor, Jane; Mildred Bears, Alice; Ada Hallock, Mary.
 Junion play-"Birds," Miss Rutk Clinton, pianist; Dorothy Cutler, humming bird; Betty Corcoran, nethatch; Harriet Thompson, swaI- low, robin; Edna Boulanger, wood- becker; Joseph O'Connell, crow; Peggy Lethbridge, Jane Fuller, bluebirds; SuZanna Hart, oriole. Evelyn Corcoran, starling; Ethel McClosky, bluejay.
 Songs--"Sweet Chalet" and The Girl Scouts Go Hiking Along"
 Candles lighted and character poems, by Lorna Ashborn, Three Green Leaves" Joyce KutZweiler; "I Am Your Spirit Mildred Beardslee; Poem of the World"; Lucy Zaccaria, Poem, Oriole Note"
 Stunts and good night circle.
 The court of awards were pre- sentcd by Mrs Lewis Beardslee, chairman of the troop committee, to the following girls
 Barbara Adams, badges, namely, second class, gardener, health winner, home nurse, observ- CT, scholarship.
 Carolyn Beardsley, 7 badges, athlete, birdfinder, garden flower finder, gardener, rambler, scribe, swimmer.
 Mildred Botelle, l badge, home nurse.
 Peggy Budd, l badge, home nurse.
 Ruth Clinton. badges. second clas, first aid, health winner and home nurse.
 Martha GwiaZdowski. badges, gardener, health winner, home nurse, junior citizen. observer. scout aide,
 Josephine O'Connell, 4 badges, second class, gardener, home nurse and tree finder.
 Ethel McClosky was presented with a tenderfoot pin.
 Mrs Ralph Clinton of the troop committee decorated the hall which was greatly appreciated.
 The members attending were: Edna Boulanger, Joyce Kuntzz- Weller, Jane Fuller, Harriet Thompson, Lucy Zaccaria, Peggy Lethbridge, Mary Graney, Suzanne Hart, Evelyn Corcoran, Betty Corcoran, Lucy McGowan, Ethel McClosky, Dorothy Cutler, Ruth Clinton, Mildred Rotelle, Josephine O'Connell, Josephine Zaccaria, Lorna Ashborn, Mildred Bares, Ada IIallock, Miss Evelina, cap- tain, and Miss Drucilla Littlehales lieutenant.
 The girls will enjoy a hike Sat urday morning, meeting at the railroad station at 8 o'clock to visit the Fulton warehouse. The girls will carry fruit for lunch.
 DcBisschOp Funeral
 The funeral of Mrs Lucille De- Bisschop will be held Saturday morning at S:15 o'clock from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, Waterbury. to the Immaculate Conception church, where solemn high mass of re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
Funeral

The funeral of Richard A. Eric son of Sunnyside avenue was held from his home this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev Oscar L. Locke, pastor of the Congregational church, officiating. Burial was in the Evergreen cemetery.
 The bearers were: George Cruickshank, John McGowan, Her. man Reiss, Richard Campbell. William Dunn and Raymond Brad shaw.
 George Thompson's church school classes will meet at the Congrd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

The pinochle teams representing the Plymouth Post, American Le- zion, and the Polish Political clubs will meet in the fifth of their pres- ent series of card games at the Legion rooms. this evening with the Polish Club having a large lead over the ex-service men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

GRAND OPENING AT RED PATH INN-Friday Night, March goth. with full orchestra. Round and square dancing. Admission 35c per person. Berkshire Revelers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

HOME LOAN BONDS
 Bid Asked Home Owners Loan As 1851 .101.16 101.! Home Owners Loan 3's 1852 .1O1. 1O1.24 Home Owners Loan J 2A's 1949 ....... 99.17 10O.7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

North street celebrated their goth wedding anniversary March 25.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs Al- bert Clark fo North street enter tained her sewing club at her home. Her guests were Mrs L. H. Leonard, Mrs Charles Stewart, Mrs John Harrison and Mrs Earl Ford.
 Mrs Louis Kirk of Bristol vis- ited with her parents, MT and Mrs James Slater of Bradleyville on Tuesday.
 F. T. A. Reports Given
 The annual meeting of the Mid- dlebury Parent Teachers associa- ton was held at the Bradleyville school Wednesday afternoon. The annual reports of the past year were read. The treasurer's report showed a substantial balance. New memberS' names presented were: Mrs Eugene Vanasse, Mrs Frank Miller, Mrs Chauncey R. Plumb, Mrs Walter Long.
 Delegates named to attend the 35th annual convention of the Connecticut Congress of Parents and Teachers, to be held in Stam- ford on April II, 12 and 13, ill addition to the president and sec tary, were: Mrs Christopher Riley and Mrs Samuel Townsend.
 Miss Marie McNamara. coun- cilor of the Troup Junior high high school in New Haven, was guest speaker and addressed the meeting on Vocational Guidance and Character Education" The program was in charge of Mrs Alonzo Bloodgood, Mrs James Mill lard was hostess.
 A program in the form of ra-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
DcBisscbOD Funeral

NAS'''>hop " ubCEal
 The funeral of Mrs Lucille De- Bisschop will be held Saturday morning at 8;15 o'clock from the Mulville funeral home, 27O West Main street, Waterbury. to the Immaculate Conception church, where solemn high mass of re- quiem will be celebrated at O. clock. Burial will be in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
Celebrate Anniversary

Mir ana Mrs Allan Clark of North street celebrated their goth wedding anniversary March 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
CONNECTICUT SECURITIES
 The R. F. (;rlggs CN.
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS

INDUSTRIAL STOCKS Ann Hardware Co .. 16 IS Bridgeport Brass .... "A s Bristol Brass Corp com 31 34 Colts Pat Fire Arms Co 25 27 Eagle Lock Co ...... IS 21 Landers Frary & Clark BIZ 33is N. Brit Mach Co com 5 2 North & Judd Mfg Co A 26 Peck, Stow & Wilcox 6 Remington Arms .... 212 3K Scovill Mfg Co ....... 19 20 Stanley Works Co com 181s 20tI Torrington Co ....... "A 76
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

Warren Coe is critically i'll at the Uafe~hsiwv hnsnitsi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29
Enod SaIe TOday

A public food sale is being heid at Gates Store, Plymouth. this aI- ternoOn from Q , D. m., under the auspices of the auxiliary Of St Peter's church. Proceeds VIII pc used to defray current expenses The committee conducting the saie are Mrs Ard Melton, Mrs Jennio Wedge and Mrs Joyce East.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

Janice Porter of Highland Hall is spending the spring recess with her parents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-29

Mrs Louis Kirk of Bristol wis., ited with her parents, MT and Mrs James Slater of Bradleyville on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-10-16

PIANO mahogany baby grand. only 5
months old and in perfect condition.
5000 80 The case design is the very
popular plain style. and the finish a s, rich
seiline styies and is in absolutely new con-
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MT. PLEASANT-Bed rm., sun rm; semi,
private bath telephone: S25. Refined
home, - adults; gentleman only. Col. ia'o.
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.1"4 P ST NV. Apt. 3O-Lovely room
for rent: gentlemen preferred
1507 LAMONT ST-Large. sunny front
room. 81 so week; single room. 81; en-
iali nnly
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lumbia rd.-Sleeping porch with adjoining
room SIS mo-; small room. SO mo.
Gentlemen Unlimited phone.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNTTURE-Want for CASH some good,
used household goods. Phone Metropoli-
tan 1864 10"
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HOY D ST SE-Large bright. front
room: nicely furnished. Gentleman only
Sic month.
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PIANo-Frederick, $50 PLAYERS: AeolianS,
$50; Preston $40. Organ. SIS. Smith
transfer & Storage Co. 1913 You st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE % ROOM
unfurn Housekeeping apt northwest sec
ton: $40 maximum. Address Box l43-J,
Star Office.
ment with private bath, in fine residential
location. maid service required. Address
Box 4S0-H, Star office. IL
3-RM., KITCHENETTE AND BATH APT.
by . adults; rent reasonable. Phone West
0S44-J after pm. 10"
TWO LADIES WANT / ROOM PRIVATE
path or small apartment. Address Box
1861. Star office II.
UNFURN., . ROOMS KITCHEN. IN NV.
section; not over S4". 80. Address Box
496-H Star office.
. OR 3 ROOMS. KrTCHENETTE. BATH.
elec. refrigeration. unfurn.. NV. section;
around $50. Address Box 435 H. Star
office. 16s
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
y JH@H S4VH = CHN4NH DHH ~
ICnnfinnad

Gl2S NORTH DAKOTA AVE NV
Near :}rd and Rittenhouse NV.
Pretty bungalow available now. New
KelvInator. new gas. range; redecorated;
2-car garage. coal blower; S61 80.
SAM ROSEY. PHONE NORTH 55lo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SILVER SPRING-FURN.. = ROOMS. S35:
l rm.. sleep. porcl SIS: in attractive sub
urban home. or entire house; a mi; :; bed
rms: 4 acres beautiful grounds. BAINS
REALTY CO., Sab Ga. ave. Shep 1892.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

I NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
houses. bungalows and apts List with me
for quick rentals. Clients waiting. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. phone Cleveland 1865.
BUNGALOW IN NEARBY MARYLAND.
near bus or trolley. j or rooms and bath
cleo; So to $50. Address Box 1901,
8 ADULTS WISH TO RENT GROOM,
furnished house or bungalow NV. or sub
urban. strictly modern. Call Geo 4l7g.
8 OR ROOM UNFURN HOUSE. IN
Shepherd Park or Silver Spring vicinity
Must be in good condition. Address Box
Ash. Star office IT,
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WOODRIDGE-NEW HOME

Attractive. new detached home; rms.
bath recreation room, fireplace, ami,
| garage: near school. cars: ST. 5OO--S50O
| cash $50 month. w. r. THOROWGOOD.
! :,M.,4 r. I Phone Decatur M3l1.
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WILLIAM BOSWELL,

g"1 18th St. NV
Met 3O33 Eve. North oq3a.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 col. RD:; Apt; lULisht. wel!.tur. el!lr.
home cooking: convenient cars and bus.
3lO5 10Th ST. N.W-overiookinSS park park;
lent table board.
1894 COLUMBIA RD-Room and board;
large 2nd-foor front room, twin BEDS: ex-
cellent meals. Phone Columbia 5922.
1909 WEST VA. AVE. NE.-Double front
bus 'i lire: reas. Phone Atlantic :is;is.
1914 CONN = Desirable vacancies now
available for young people in beautifully
furnished. refined home; excellent meals
1884 CONN. AVE.-Single. double. large
home Just renovated; good meals; reas To-
1867 WYOMING AVE.-Double room pri-
vate bath: other rooms available: home
cooking. Phone Columbia $3.50.
1928 PARK RID. NV. Dust off l4th St =
Convenient to everything: really oeslr-
sDle place to live Beautns in lqpn f6T re0ad r60
couple: also single: hotel service at board,
ing house rates: unexcelled food: unlimited
phone free garage. Columbia d936.
1926 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV single
and / double room; young people: conVen-
tent location; reasonable.
1920 18th ST. NW-Attractive room,
next to bath. constant hot water. Good
meals
1909 ST. N.W--Walking distance; ex-
cellent meals: 81" so and up.
1722 MASS. AVE NW.-Attractive double
room: opposite bath: convenient location:
excellent meals
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th ST. NV
Few vacarcles Govt employees; also dou-
bic basement room reas.; excellent meals.
1928 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.W.-Nicely
furnished rooms for girls: home-cooked d
Phone Decatur 0632. 16'
| 1929 K ST. NV. the Lee --Maraue-,Large
nicely furnished room. private bath; also
| smaller room; excellent board. 19'-
BEAUTIFUL CORNER ROOM, private bath:
| also 2-room and bath suite in very attrac-
| tive home; quiet neighborhood; excellent
meals Phone North 632l.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-l744 P st. NV:
| large front room. I'd floor for 3; also
| meals.
1923 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive double
room available: convenient location: ex-
suests Phone North ABB.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 10th St-Room
| and board; gentleman to share with an
| other: reasonable rates; meals optional.
1886 ST. NW.-Walking distance; spa
cious room with private bath; suitable for
| 3 or 4; vacancies for men and ladies'.
THE HILLCREsT $500 18th St. NV
| Attractive 2nd-foor corner room. southern
exposure; one single room; home cooking,
| hot bread: hot water: home atmosphere.
MT. PLEASANT = Can accommodate two
| persons in private home; pleasant room
with running water; $3.50 per week. 1850
18th st NV.
| DOUBLE ROOM in fine old suburban resi-
| dence. Il min. from Dupont Circle; un-
| excelled cooking: Sl30 month for two. in
Guiding meals: references required. Phone
Walnut 1918
| AIS GALLATIN ST NW-Newly deco
ted double room in modern clean home;
! delicious home cooking: reasonable, ga
| rage. free phone Call Georgia 1852.
TILDEN GARDENS 1900 CONN. AVE.
unlimited phone; excellent meals Phone
Cleveland fSl31
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COMPLETELY DETACHED.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co,
o317 Rhode Island Ave. N E. North 1908
Ofice Omen Eve III Q 2 N

ST.. .5OO-SU PERFINE NEW. Gus
tom-bullt home. in a splendid location
facing Rock Greek Park west OF 10th
st. on a 65-ft., wooded lot: OF stone
and brick II has large bed rooms
> baths library and lavatory on first
Not just another house but home of
charm and beauty. exceptionally at
tractive. No. 1915 Holly ST. NV. Out
18th beyond Walter Reed turn left on
Holly Open from = pm. L. E. F.
PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave. or any
hrnker
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S12.75n-

4140 18th ST. NV. corner Upshurl.
Nine rooms. two baths. eleC refrIg-
orator and oil heat. Cost $4,000.
Open evenings and Sunday.
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CLEVELAND PARK near Conn. Ave
large attractively furn front corner. prlv.
home: reas gentlemen only. Clev. 400.
AZ. K ST, N.W.-Two rooms kitchen and
private bath: heat, gas. electricity fea-
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! 1904 G NV top floor. Apt. Exact
| center of downtown business district
! La. ee extra well-furnished room in prl-
tTo oentiamen or man and wife 49,
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CUMBERLAND. Apt. 32. 1873. Mass. Ave,
Nicely furnished room. next TO batn; con
tinucIls hot water and heat: rent reas.
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1900 3rd ST. N.W-Large cor. room with
twin beds. suitable for >; unlim. phone
res price: breakfast If desired 49,
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.


tContinued)
RADlOS-Philco s-tube console. S12 so;
Majestic, ST.: 80; Earl tube S5 20; eros
ley: So.95: Apex Elec. Co.. 7o9 9th st. NV
REFRIGERATOR, brand-new, g. e: K,5;
dent flom trsnsportation; reduced from
Sla4 SO to Sl75. 1928 n Z. ave. NV:
door door model ri "a; sa9S; good for small
commercial Job. 1928 N. Y. ave. NV
REFRIGERATOR. cleo 1885 floor sam
pie: fully guaranteed ca Gu. IL r.; Soy ou'
reduced from Sll415. |O9 9th 81. H'"'
Oren evenings.
room sizes Rare Rug Shop, 1904 18TH
st. NV. Open am. to 10 pm.
HIs syes ,eaes xO asd sGG als9 PaR
wood pl NV Phone Adams 9149. -
RUGs--Three 9xl2;,, beautiful colors @ IKE
new; also two s.3xIo e. perfect; T. big - saeri-
SEW. MACH, Singer drop head, r prac; =, neT' cS
suar. Singer Co, Alev.. Va. sos King st:
STUDIO COUCH, like new. cost S39' @ 20; M
rust shade: sacrifice very reaSonaole ioi
cash. 1916 Spring rd. NV.
TRAILER, silver Dome" fully equipped
incl9ding Pullman berthS. 3-burner gas gas
stove shower ogtn ice epx and Sdk RADIO
sRid SHADES SeFfshSad Sasd By sIeii5S 5o PACKARD
PASSENGER coupe, WITT HUM ~ Apl Lnnr,
n rear complete This outfit Udf, s has o6 oefn in
1884. will sell for 81 900. SaunderS, o, MO-
tor Co. 1923 L NV. Phone Met. 6933.
PEWRTTERS-American Typewriter Co
All makes, including portaoles nI 6enr' sen. seti
nings. i43I East Capitol st Line: oos2.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE; GE.
1889, 57I6 18th NV. UnderWoodS, 81 mo.
4 mos. in adv. S6. No deliveries. SOC dep,
VACUUM CLEANERS, factory rebuilt like
Airway or Electrolux, Sl4 15. with attach
ments; Hoover. Sl4 =. worth sou e;cn. Gln
onstration until 10 pm No obllgatlon &c TO
buy. Reliable Motors 1898 l4th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANER, Singer, practically
new, guaranteed; $50; worlds best bar bar
sain. Singer Co. sos King St, Alex. Va.
WASHER. Easy" trade in, 2-tub simmer
type: S39.75. 1928 N. Y. ave. NV.
WASHER. apartment-size spinner: perfect
condition; $40 cash Apex Elec. Co., 109
9th st. NV. Open evenings.
WASHERS-Used Apex, SO: 1894 model
MAYTAG square tub, half price; 1898 Apex
floor samples up to- 353r % on Apex AInas Eiec
late models. .guaranteed $40 UP; ProetteeI
& Ridgley 14th & Newton st5. Col. 10000
WASHING MACHINES electric; ware
house stock Smiths Transfer & STORAGE
Co. 1913 You st. NV. North 3343.
WOOD-Firewood for stove and fireplace
S. 90 and up. Call Walnut S4S7.
WOOD $40 cord S6 half: seasoned oak
or pine. any length. delivered. Prone
Adams O032. ~
$50 V1cTRoLA with 20 records. S35
Phone Columbia 0741. IL
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637 A ST NE-Two large rooms. kitch-
enette, cleo, gas; water in rooms SSoO
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FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. GLASSWARE
rugs siverware paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133
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III MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Newly ,furn..
single and double rooms; large closets,
next bath; private home: $3.50 single
S6 double
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1929 COL RID. Apt. Light, well-fu
home cooking; convenient cars and bus.
3lO5 10th ST N.W.-Overlooking park;
pleasant double room to rent, with excel
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE; GE.
1853 57I6 18th NV UnderwoodS, Sc mo;
4 mos. in adv, S6. No deliveries. SOC dep.