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Evening star., 1935-11-13

APPAREL-Men's. womens and children S;
also shoes hats. curtains dishes, rugs. fur
niture bought for rummaee sale. l3?l IN
NV Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur $3.50. IA
ladies', mems children's wearing apparel
OF all kinds boueht we pay cash. Cohen's.
Metropolitan '49, % L st, Nv.
BOOKS autographs old prints; highest
81. NV. District 5O01. Open evenings.
CLOTHING-Hienest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman,s ll22 eth st NV
Phone METROPOLITAN 1857. Open evenings:
FURNITURE-Wsnt TO purchase some used
household goods 10 OUTFIT large place: slso
piano. Metropolitan 1864 15'
FURNITURE. bric-a-brsc. china. glassware
rugs. silvervsre paintings: hiehest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5l::3
FURNITURE-Hiehest prices paid for fur
niture Of all kinds Phone National 1865
any week day between 3 am. and . m
absoiutely hishest prices paid, For bes!
results. call any time. Lincoln 54ss 10
GeoLDaIBRIMa YouR OLD GoLD.. .n,, SIL,
inc iNC.. h4s = YEARS. rs ct ai sa5 A0n r ~
GOVERNOR WINTHROP SECRETARY ma
hogany: Pate-lfg or drop-leaf or Duncan
overstuf1ed; teIhers: ottoman. mshogsnr.
Describe fully. Address Box 25-R. Star
offce
HOT-AIR FURNACE. small. Call Berwyn
l53.
HoT-wATER RADIATION wanted. 900
feet H. 7. Greene. phone METROPOLITAN
1857. IA
HOUSEHOLD ONCE and antique furniture
rugs. brc-s-bTac books. Met. 6SIo
NIGHT phone Columbia 1924. l9'
OFF EICE FURN1TURE-Cash reeister. iron
safe store fixtures; stocks Of merchandise.
SPOT cash Prompt attention. Dist. Sll?.
SILVER SERVICE-Give description fully
IN first letter. Address Box 2'4-R. Star
Office IA
Cash FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old discarded
JewelIy Full cash vale paid. Selinger S.
SIS F ST. NV
OLD GOLD silver platinum purcha sed for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid
BURNSTINES s. 93l G ST NV
Since 1906 Federal License
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FLORIDA THREATENS
RENO'S BIG BUSINESS
eO-Day Resident Law for Those
Seeking Divorce Cuts More
Marital Ties.

MIAMI, Fla. (P.-Florida new 90
day residence requirement is putting
Miami and other Florida cities in
hot competition with Reno for the
divorce business.
In the last four months, 359 dl-
yorces were granted in Dade (MiamD
County. against 200 for the corre-
spending period last year.
Lawyers, citing the broad array of
"cause' in this state, predict the re-
duction of the period of residence re-
quired from one year TO three months
will make Florida the divorce head
quarter of America.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

SPRINGDALE. Clarksville. Md.--Privsfe
home will care for children also GONZALES
cents OF semi-Invalids. Elllcott City 5i-F--.
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ROOMING HOUSES.


K ST. VS. rms, bath; $3.50: terms.
Kilbourne pl n w rms cheap. terms
md st n.e-S rms; $500: terms
r l. ave IL r. baths: cheap terms
l1ih st W-9 rms: $500; terms.
Eve nw.-1i rms; .; 81 $50; terms
10Th ST 1 rms: cheap. terms
q St n.w-il rms. 4 baths; cheap,
LIST ST. II W. rms: cheap; terms.
Eve ST NV. rms: cheap; terms.
TIN n.w.-',5 ms. 81 200: terms.
II 81. nv rms: $500; terms.
Indiana ave. n.w.-lu rms > baths;
price, $500: good furn.. small amt. down.
l3th ST w rms $3.50: terms
F St II ia rms. 3 baths good furn. !;
81 100: profit 500 per mo- terms
n II AVE- rms baths see this.
n H ave: rms bargain; terms.
Mr. FERN.
9i2 Randolph PI. NE North 5394.
ROOMING HOUSE, K near 18th: ! = rooms:
rent. Sl5u; price. $500. terms. Inves-
rlgSte
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
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COAL SALESMAN.

Liberal proposition to -sood producers.
Address Box 55-R. Star ofhce.
STENOGRAPHER, efficient,
neat appearing, ambitious
young man of pleasing per-
sonality, one interested in
the retail business, wanted
by large department store.
Apply by letter. Address Box
302-R, Star office.
CAN PLACE A FEW MEN
AT ONCE
In a permanent position with an
opportunity for high weekly
earnings to start with, more as
they learn the business better.
Steady work. 81 weeks a year.
Married men preferred, of good
character. No money to invest,
but you are absolutely sure of
your pay. If you aren't ready
and willing to work faithfully,
no need calling. If you are &C
cepted, you start right in. Call
at t1O10 Vermont ave. NV, suite
205, Thursday morning at 10
O'clock sharp.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


14II KENNEDY ST. W.-NiceIy furn,
2nd-noor room. Semi-private bath; excellent
board: private detached home; garage. 13'
I122 ST. N.W-httractiye, second-nod
fGSm5 oom fo2 e sSars ags
ls1i r ST.-Not lust another boarding.
house, but a lovely home for men AMI
women. Phone Decatur $3.50 IA
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME. . lovely
home; reasonable Phone Wisconsin 4G1"
1924 CONN AVE. - Large second floor
room. twin beds large closets also slnsle;
automat tic heat: good meals: reasonable. ~
I457 FAIRMONT ST NW.-Well-furnished
double room; hot and cold water; excellent
meals.
l3"7. 18th ST. NW-IdeaI small bunga.
l'3', low for tee t3 YOUNG LADIES or sentIemen.
appreciate. Reasonable.
1444 NEWTON ST. NW.--Wsrm doubls
room. second floor; young man share with
son. conseniai atmosphere reasonable
1913 N ST. NW.-Unusually lprse. attrac.
tive. double room. private beth; also sin.
gle Delicious home-cooked food. North
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY watkins
detached house. experienced manse eemenI
Outside rooms, some private baths oi
family style. Living room. music. Lad's.
and Rentlemen. Pates. S35 $40 month
Phone Decatur 4h3l-
1917 r. l. AVE NV APT 5OI-Clean
attractive. single or double room: elevator
service. Potomac 4245. Girls preferred
IA"
1917 r. I. AVE. NW.--Ayaiiab!e 18th. De
Sirable single and double rooms: young
business people: Southern chef. best food:
ind serv Walking distance lh'
2l%7 lst ST NW.-SinRle or double
room for ! or o: home cooking, reason
able. unlimited phone.
I2"4 DECATUR ST NW-Detached prI-
vate house. Larse. well-furnished room,
suitable .? Excellent meals. Phone
GeorgIa 1I5f
TAKOMA PARK IS Carroll Ave. end nf
l4th ST. GER line. Phone Shepherd 246S.
NEAR WHITE HOUSE-walking distance
Government departments theatrical and
shopping districts Double room with
meals in Attractive restaurant. prepared
by chef who as cooked for three Presi-
Tree Inn. t30t st nv,
ATTRACTIVE. large room for Two yours
men, in bachelor apt. Hls NJ 81. W.
Apt. 81 IA
1888 10Th N.W.-BuSineSS Women
Single double rooms; distinctive table.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with board,
S35 month Phone Clarendon 1885, M.
COUNTRY BOARD.
SPPINGDALE. Clarksville. Md---Private
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.

NEED stenographcrs, expert typists, book
keepers-typists. drug store clerks dicta-
phone operators; male, female: for cur
rent openings BOYD'S. 1888 st.
DOMESTIC.
CALL DOMESTIC for nelp. men. women,
any capacity, Quick service. Phone Decatur
.4lg 1925 9th st. NV.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 556l. 1902 I1th
Cooks maids Mattresses, g. W. day
workers buffers Chauffeurs. bus boys.
houSemen. IL
RUpHERS' EXCHANGE - Houseworkers
cooks. maids. mothers helpers. laundresses,
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 1lth NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


RARE oPPORTUNTTY---Rest fur
nished dining room and kitchen; seating
capacity Of 100; for sale or rent. Phone
low rent: estab. bus: price. $500 cash.
Address Box 219-R. Star office.
GROCERY new truck owner unable to
operate. will sell for $3.50 down. Rm
90S. 1406 G ST. NV.
PARKING LOT-Will sell lease on down
town parking lot for $3.50 cash, Address
Box 2S6-R. Star oftlce.
LUNCH WITH BEER. busy street; equipped;
estab. business: low rent; price. $500. al
dress Box o9S-R. Star Office.
DEL. AND LIGHT LUNCH. OPP. Govt:
bldGs; doing 5000 wklv Rent. S100 with
apt S6, 500; terms Rm. 9Os. 1905 G ST.
FOR RENT--Auto repair shop. 2O2 st.
NV. Apply Big :srd st. NV.
monthly a real money maker. Paramount
Realty Co.. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 6ot4
HOTEL. booming Florida ocean front. open
all year. big dining room faces ocean ana
) streets; owner retiring Price, S3o.ooo
for immediate sale; substantial cash re-
auired E. W. Bailey. 1885 Meridian NV.
Phone Adams 1856.
BEER. wINE-Restaurant. best location in
nearby MARYLAND Selling on account OF
other business. Address Box 2s9-R. Star
office.
Gas STA STATION Jon in City rent. S5 Sith Snl
1906 G. st. NV
ROOMING HOUSE. near E. Capitol; 8
rooms: rent $50: price $3.50 terms.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
ROoMING HOUSE, Mass. ave. Is rooms:
reliable party. This is a real bargain. To
inspect. call National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
BOARDING HOUSE. r near Florida ave;
Is rooms. baths; rent. Sl25; good in
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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FURNITURE - S UTE ES,
ALSO SEPARATE PIECES,
RADIOS, REFRIGERATORS.
LAMPS, RUGS. TRUNKS.
KITCHEN FURNISHINGS
AND M S c E LII ANEOUS
ARTICLES, c H IN A AND
BRIC-A-BRAC. PU BLIC
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY,
10 AM, NOV. IS, 1885,
SMITHS TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO.. 1913 u ST.
NV. PHONE NORTH 3343.
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DRIVING TO N. Y. FRIDAY. CAN AC-
commodate two. Returning Sunday night.
Share expenses Phone District 1858.
COUPLE DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA
Nov. 10 VIII take two passengers very
reasona bic. Call Lincoln 1.93-J.. 3-6 . m.
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FARM AND GARDEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BONE MEAL FOR LAWNS. 81 hUndr,
pounds Milton Hopfenmaier Estate 33t
K st NV Phone West 1892
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YOUR WINTER HOME
IN WALKING DISTANCE

No car. bus or taxi fare Rooms bright
COW ANA pleasing with private beIh and
simmons beds Cont olete hotel service.
Weekly. Slo5o: oouble. Sl4. Call and
inspect
HOTEL HOUSTON. 9th and f SITS. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method usfc Dr. Della
Ledendecker 3025 o NV West ll2u
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with boart
S35 month. Phone Clarendon 1891
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sALESMAN-Show room on Conn. ave.
needs an experienced automobile salesman
To take charge of the floor and control the
business Must be thoroughly ouallhed.
well appearing and educated. Splendid sal
Rrv and liberal commission. Address Box
HSI-R. Star nficn
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I3I7 r. I. AVE. NV APT 50I-Clean
attractive. single or double room. elevator
service. Potomac 4245. Girls preferred
IA
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Wrecking Laurel Mills.

LAUREL. NIL.
! 500 oon brick: lumber .1"x1" 10xl6
so It. 3Xl" edse grain flooring doors
windows. mise Phone Laurel 324. Bate
Contracting Co Baltimore Nd
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE


BEDDING. MATTRESSES box SPRINGS and
pillows reno best prices ano prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 st.s.w Nat. b6I9.
CARPENTERING. foorins, shelving wealth
er stripping. fences built general repair :
ing Rrinine. 1889 Taylor ST. W. Phone
Adams 1874
CHAIR CANEING HR4oISTERb' {aG l 81 h
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1875 10th nv. Met 2oh3.
CONTRACTOR, builder, new work garages,
lemodeling. repairs. all kinds. brick man
tells. freplaces. W. E. Prentice. Shep. l6S'..
ELECTRIC WIRING iIG FiX'uTes res
pairs; Or house fixtures & base plugs S35
ELECTRIC SERVICE.
Base plugs. 50 80 and pp. Let US u.s. lake
cally. Install those needed misc wiring
jobs. You phone Georgia 903l and we Il
Tire 900 OusckenbOS st NV.
FLOORS SCRAPED. shellacked. stained
cleaned, and waxed:, papering and painting.
All work guaranteed. Phone Potomac 5"s' :.
PAINTING a PaBeTng Roofns Geasr- 4eas
NJ L.Smith. 1924 Webster NV Adams 7l0S.
PAPERING and painting. lowest prices:
workmanship guaranteed; terms. Phone
Lincoln a.963
PAPERING S RMS c-sToRY HALL. $40
and up: quick service. white mechanics
PAPERING painting remodelins. repairs.
Quick service. J. Hulin. phone Lincoln
3ls3-R
PAPERING Rooms, So Hp Prompt
and caulkine Rov White. Atlantic 4652.
PAPERHANGING.
Rooms-S5 Up.
At. GEORGE. Phone Georgia o46s.
Paperhanging- -csas. cs1s 18th 3. 81 Hyise, e,
Decatur 2239. Formerly of l116 H st, ne.
PAPERHANGI ING So UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
John N Toson. District 1859. l3'
PLAsTERING AND CEMENT WORK---No
lob too small: or too far for me. William
Thomas. phone District 1870. IA
PLASTERING REPAIRS stucco, cement
chimneys waterproof easements. damp
walls, IeakA roofs Minnick. Line. 44577W
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PLUMBING HEATING.

PLUMBING, HEATING.
Remodel repair work: established 1910
r. E. Dove. zoos G ST. ne. Lincoln Una
UPHOLSTERING repairing. slip covers
cushions. caneing: fine work. reas. price
Garland 5632 Ga ave Phone Geo 3h46.
UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing. re-
finishing work done in the home II de-
sired. Weaver. 1431 Newton NV. 40. S4ol.
UPHOLSTERING furniture repairing. re-
finishing: chair Gaming: work guara nteed
Weismuller 242? 18th st. NV Adams O.ol
23 NOV
WEATHER STRIPPING caulking: guaran-
teed satisfactory: IA years experience:
highest quality material Met. 3043. "a.
WINDOW SHADES.
Dupont TontIne washable shades made
to order at lowest prices: save your OLD
rollers For estimate: call Georsia .fm,;
Evening star., 1935-11-13

SALESMAN. real live man. demonstrate
and sell household commodity: broad helG
Address Box c11-R, S'a office.
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FOUR Statesmen

To sell Philco and large household products.
Men selected must have experience selfng
furniture. industrial insurance. refrigera
tors. radios or household appliances. Pre-
fer married men. between 30 and - years
Of age. Guaranteed salary and full COM
mission on all s down sales. Apply sales
MANAGER. 1901 l4th st. NV, IL am. to
o m. ThurSdaN
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SALESMAN with car: salary and commits
son or straight commission Only Al pro-
ducer need apply. Exceptional proposition.
References Capital City Cleaner Co. 90f
Evening star., 1935-11-13

RADIO SERVICE MAN - Must have 10
years experience a. actual, radio service.
car and references: good Job for the rleht
man The Kennedys Radio. Inc. 33l9
Evening star., 1935-11-13

! l5l1R. l. AVE. NW-Avsiiabe ] 5th. De-
sirable single and double rooms YOUNG
business people: Southern chef. best food;
ind serv Walking distance 16'
Evening star., 1935-11-13

distance Opening Dec l. Fine large
detached house experienced mana agemenL
Outside rooms. some private baths; oil
heat. inst. h. " Excellent food served
family style. Living room. music. Ladies
and gentlemen. Pates. S35. $40 month.
Phone Decatur 4n3l
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PERMANENTS, S1.95.
BEAUTY PARLORS.

Finger waves lJc. manicures 15c:
shampooS .,5c- etc. Free marCels and
haircuts. MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM
1870 N Y. ave NV. Metropolitan as.
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1913 N ST. NW-Unusually lprge attraC.
tive. double room. private beth. also sin.
gle. Delicious hOme-coOked food. NORTH
fG14
Evening star., 1935-11-13

Statesmen 2 with cars: permanent posi-
ton; no canvassing; advanced commission
to start Salary. S115 per month when
qualified Apply mornings only. employ
ment manager 1909 9th st. NV
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5. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
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CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.

OVERLOOKS ROCK CREEK PARK.
3-5 ROOMS-S50-SS5.
Choicest loc alton. modern hreproof hldr.;
o4-hr, elevator. secretarial phone service.
refTig mirror doors: furn. At snsnt exrA
charee Phone Potomac 5OS.s.
(Continued on Next PsEel
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Per,
sonal is = cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

uPHoIsTERER AND CABINETMAKER;
your home or mine: ample references.
KENNEDY. phone Columbia "225.
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CoNsT1-
tute 90 per cent OF success; Are yours IN
need OF improvement? Individual person.
ality analysis and confidential help. Call
week days. National DOL /.
COMPLETE STOCK OF FINEST QUALITY
materials for making fibre ice boxI tiow-
F., F. t. Free instruction N0om 'o- Is. li;'
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS!
RemodeIing; 81 UP: New hats hats made ,s. to on or
loIl H NV. Studio, District 9636 Ia
HEMORRHOIDs ERADIcATED BY Ny
own method: results effective for q life.
time or money back Write for pookleI:
WzRdR fa8ss S5 g. sa5Fsbi " sN@HE
TRUsSEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-Saving prices, t1t and satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman
gsi5S Peopies DRUG store No 565 7th St. NV.
and No. :. nth and G sts NV.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATEKINDERGAR AR Ten
l3:! Mass ave NV. school Of dancing and
nurservi hour. day or week; $40 to $50.
CHILDREN - COUNTRY BOARD NOUR-
ishing food. careful SUPERVISION sports
schools; references Box 56, CiarkSville. Nd.
TAKOMA ESTABLISHED FOR
he nOn-SurglCal treatment Of rupture. vari-
cose veins and hemorrhoids W.ite for
booklet 5IS Whittier ST. NV. Telephone
Georgia GS.1ti. l3'
CoLONIC 1RRIGATIoNs PHYsIOTHER-
apV. graduate nuISe. hours. 10 to :. Your
residence or mine. Call National $40.
PHYSICAL CULTURE BY MASSEUR FROM
New York City. for gentlemen only. Phone
National 505S 49,
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger waves ljc. manicures; 15c;
shampoOs. ',5C- etc. Free marCels and
haircuts. MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM,
1870 n. Y ave NV. Metropolitan 1.1S.
BEAUTY PARLORS.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method USED Dr. Della
Ledendecker 3025 Q NV West ll2U
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING TO N Y. FRIDAY. CAN AC-
commodate two. Reforming Sunday night.
Share expenses. Phone District 1858.
COUPLE DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA
Nov 10. VIII take two passengers very
reaSona Die, Call Lincoln %, j .s-6 o m.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

1888 10Th N.W.-BuSineSS Women
Single double rooms; distinctive table.
Evening star., 1935-11-13

ol"7 lst ST NW.-Sinee or double
room for I or .: home cooking reason
ahlG- Mnliniien nhnnH
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APARTMENTs-FUR. a UNFUR.

Goth ana p SITS WI room kit. bat n
completely turn. linens. silver. Frtgidaire
day week month National 54o5
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coo KENYON ST, ATTRACTIVE RMS.
complete Ink. linens gas. cleo. heal
S3., so; married couple. both employed
Genties.
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UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE; LIVING PM
bed rm, private bath in private home
exclusive: gentleman. Phone Wisconsin
q n m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-18
Membership
MUmDtFSuIp
MELON PARTY
GIVEN CHILDREN
Rev. a n d Mrs. Ridgway
Shinn Entertain at
Annual Event

Rev. Ridgway F. Shinn and Mrs.
Shinn gave their annual water
melon party today for the children
in the vacation Sunday school of
the West Side Hill Methodist
church. This party is a regular
feature every year.
Tomorrow morning, all three
departments of the school will
combine and present a program to
which all parents are invited. The
Junior department is building its
own theater and also marionettes
for the marionette show 1t will
present. The group is under the
guidance of Miss Mildred Laing.
The kindergarten room is being
redecorated by that group and the
primary department is working on
nature project. Miss Ruth Ger
ard is in charge of the school
which has an enrolment of about
so. She is also the head of the
Central school in the Second Con-
gregational church.
A marionette show is also being
prepared in the Central school.
This show will depict the life of
Stradivarius, famous violin maker.
Still another department is visiting
all churches in the different towns
and observing how they resemble
or differ from one another. The
primary group is making scrap
books and the undergraduates are
engaged in making doll houses.
Tomorrow morning there will be
a program in the junior depart
ment devoted to leisure time. Rev.
Harold E. Craw, assistant pastor
of First Congregational church,
will give a brief talk. Tomorrow
will be parents day in the kinder
garten department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-18
LEADERS TO STAY
IN STRIKE AREA
Plan to Oppose Weekend
: Removal of Materials
From Picketed Plant

Although the WATERFOWL Under
garment strike sector was peaceful
today Bernard Schulz of New Ha-
ven, leader Of the strike urged the
pickets to turn out in their full
strength over the week end when
it is believed that attempts will be
made to move more materials. All
of the leaders will not adjourn to
New York this week end as has
been the case in the past. Harry
Bronstein and Edward Tobin will
remain in the city.
No attempt on the part of COM
pany officials has been made to ar
range a settlement of the strike,
but it is known that Schulz has
been ready to confer with Philip
Lipschitz, president of the firm for
more than two weeks. Schulz stated
that he will not make the first APP
proach indicating that he is de-
pending on the cooperation of the
International Ladies Undergarment
Workers Union to agree to the
terms made in any settlement.
Lipschitz and Murray Silverman,
manager of the Mill street plant
are now in New York City and at
the Madison avenue store rooms
which are also being picketed by
local strikers and others from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-18
Vacation School Is
Doing Good Work
Many Studies Being Taken Up in Different Depts.;
Carnival Smoker to Be Held at Church Grounds
OAKVILLE
Correspondent. Mae villa Babln-1siz WATERFOWL Avenue

The outline of the local vaca-
tion school carried on at the Con-
gregational church hall is very in
teresting. The study course is
Friends at Work and Friends in
Far Land Working Together"
The juniors include studies of in
vention. music, artists and science.
The boys are working on toys
which show some excellent ideas
in the carpenter and patnting
trade. The toys will be presented
to the Congregational church nur-
sery, where they will be made use
of to amuse the children that are
left at the nursery, while the par
ents are attending services.
The girls are making small patch
quilts, embroidering each patch.
They are also making sun suits
to be sent to F. w. Working, social
rector of the Rush Memorial
church in Atlanta, Ga.
In the study of music they note
the composers, and can give the
history of their lives. The follow
ing is list of the composers
studied: Handel, Gounod, Haydn,
Wagner, List, Wilson, Mendels-
sohn, Beethoven, Bach, Schumann,
GODDARD, Schubert, Mozart and
Chopin.
Arnold CAIRNS played violin So
10 by Strauss and gave a brief out
line of this composer. Mary Eileen
Locke, who is interested in the
piano gave short address on the
life of Beethoven.
Many pictures, 1.-THE Last Sup
per- Madonna" 1.-The Angelus" are
on exhibition and the children
make a study of the artists.
The science teacher is Ralph
Florian. The class study the pro-
cess of milk, and also maps of the
world.
Yesterday the juniors visited the
primary department to view the
different displays of animals and
birds, that were brought to school
by the youngsters, such as butter
flies, frogs. goldfish, snails, grass
hoppers, etc.
The school has been established
for nine years. July 25th will be the
closing night and the public is in
vited by Rev Oscar Locke, to visit
the school and vie wthe work
which will be on display. Tomor-
row the juniors will go to Water
bury by motor to visit the '.yillage
Settlers
The following children and
teachers visited Hamilton park to-
day and viewed the animals and
flowers: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Miss Nancy Beardslee. assisted by
Irene Watts, Roberta Beach, and
Mrs. Carey. Pupils, Edrawrd Rams
low. Edward Schreier, James
Locke, Gilbert Botelle, Joan Brad
shaw. Shirley eros, Roy Jacobs,
Betty Mclean, Helen Ranslow,