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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.C.-A.--.IA

P1ANo..Late model. Colonial style; ma
s s se and ai s sse us Es
i interested see it today. we usually sell
TONED nstramert Reduced FUSS To- SO e Close
out. kits. 1880 O st. NV. -
RADIo-a2 Brunswick. excellent condi-
ton: S25 Mrs. Hugh Pollard. 1919
18th st. NV. second floor. before pm.
RAD1o-Make your RADIO victrola. We
Phenosraph' 10 Inches square and inches
radio. and wei, too. Only $500. KITS.
ioh4 and short Wave iowbos o Used as
floor sample, reduced TO S32. so; new-set
guarantee. Kltt's 1890 @ st. NV.
RAD1o-Philco 5-tube table model with an
sssaIf sl0f k IS Tss ssGns nv in good
RApIos.Bargains in used sets; RcA
Boy So AssTateE ken s.s tube hishboy
phso 5anse BABY srsnd WITH sFfnd electric
clock in cabinet SIS All have been recon-
dltioned Kits. 5000 ST. NV.
RADro-Floor sample. latest model Phllco
reduced price: terms. kits. 1850 6 St.
RUGS in imported Oriental. Persian. Chi
nese patterns: room size. $50 S27 30,
Apt 0 iis se s5i6 i4th ST. IT, nS aSAier
SAxOPHONE. gold, E-flat alto; also BARI
Tone with stand. Al condition: trade for
1882 Ford or Chevrolet or baby grand
piano. Call Georgia 1858 after T:30 pm.
SEWING MACH1NES-Singer electric con-
sole. like new. sell for balance due; Singer
treadle. perfect condition. SO. Open eve
nlngs. 1881 Conn. ave.
SrUDfO COUCH. coll springs. wooden
ends. 50; double bed, complete. $40. After
pm, 1904 18th st. NV. Apt. 3. l.
Sun LAMP tultra violetl. Special this
week only. $50; recommended and guaran-
teed. Carroll Supply Co. III 18th st. NV.
sU1T-Lady's, lisht blue, about size SO;
portable vIssrpIs s s H. oeppsia ave
TYPEWRITERS- company SELL
ing of portables and others at attractive
prices: some real bargains; renting and
repairing a specially. Open evenings. 1431
East Capitol st. Phone Lincoln O0s2.
TYPEWRITERs-Under Royals. etc
Lowest prices. in town. Fine MACHINES for
rent Free delivery no deposit. UNITED
s13 14th st. NV. Phone National e063.
TYPEWRITERS. s39. payable SO month.
Just like rent; L. C. Smith. Royal. Reming-
ton. Underwood. 5716 18th st NV ewes
WASHERS-We have several 1894 washers
to, 90 at the barsain price of S39 80 each
All S. fully ssona EecFe sa
Supply Co. 1928 N. Y. ave: NV.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's diamond-plat-
mum ,Mrist watch. 500. Address Box
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


pRocERYM,Rent, $50: with g rooms:
Sxner ~ Years: 81 $50 fS5n Met. ISIS. A'
EXCELLENT OPENING in high-grade light
nanufaeturing g and mechanical business
Nth sna
Real opportunity for ambitious man with
small capital 10 make permanent and
psss sspsrlenss &c. address BOX ssi:p;
Star ONCE. 2ss
WANTED Boarding or roomine house.
address sen no, s
TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS INCLUDING
ness $500 cash down. VIM. g. Bond If"
CIGAR AND LUNCH STAND, q, down ny yIn
BUM ShSdaSys si.s5o Cash. Phone NetroDoli-
tan 4Sl3: night. columbia 1877.
pELI Ioa $40 $40 pontdhly d lIy
delay act quickly. Metropolitan 4814.
GOING BUSINESS WANTED BY modern.
r rnH d RSsnss n. mar AZ is sa o Ssss
EIGEhY D.1bn rad apa
fnangler: large dining room IN basement;
on terms. 1907 P st. NV.
HAVING TO vAoATE STORE. will sci
b basHBaes. IS fss at &. an. se esl0" cost
Phone National ozS6. viii sacrifice to
QUICK buyer
LUNCH ROOM. downtown section: COM
pletely equipped; estab. business: low rent;
price, $1,000. Address BOX 150-E. Star
office.
Fessp, s}S prize. s sssnf
has other business. Metropolitan 4s13.
BEAUTY Fdaa SHOP NV n seetS 2s. sS ad
dress Box 92-E. Star office.
CLEANING. dyeing. pressing, NV. business
section: all work done on premises latest
ssr sSod SSsrss: Box lev Eso DEss
ONCE
GASOLINE, accessories: center Of city'
large station. 10 pumps; long lease, Price.
81 900 Address Box sS-E. Star office.
hGsrAURANTRsn. sac wond sadld lGcf "a
$1,000; terms. Phone Metropolitan 4sl4.
BOARDING HOUSE 10th near Scott Cir;
Gle; II rooms. baths: rent. 5000: GOOD
ss s Sysy nSed
S. WINFIELD,9 08 10th NV.
GOING BUSINESS. highly profitable can
Ing capital II you have ST .OO0-S1, 500 and
wish to substantially inerease your income,
this is rare opportunity. Hish-type bust
ness that should appeal especially to active
Or retired Government employe; references.
Fullest investisation invited by principals
only. All details at personal interview.
Give your telephone number and address.
Address BOX SOC Star once
RooM1No HOUSE, best sw. section; Il
rooms IN apis. NICELY furnished. Ihlled;
tigate, Phone National 9654.
s. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
HOME SITE AND BUSINESS combined in
these 7 acres over 800 #. fronting on 9TH
st. pike this side OF Olney Inn. Contains
one OF the most beautiful old oak groves
on highest elevation for miles around;
also tea room and fully equipped gas sta
Reasonable terms to responsible party. Call
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO..
232 Shoreham Bldg. National 1850.
E Room Sen, H9gsE EsIking dissePee
So s. W vi eo S' ioth m EStw
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Observation-Disclosures.
RENT 70 RELIABLE TENANT; 9 ROOM

RENT TO RELIABLE TENANT; 9 ROOMS.
house condition. Phone Georeia e64s.
LARGE GROOM HOUSE. FULL BASE
ment. 3 porehes, large back and front
yards. ami. near Navy Yard and Eastern
at 1874
FoxALL,-5 BED ROOMS, BATHS. DOU-
Bile rear porches. maids room oniIt;in
orator. etc. Phone National 1910 after
a. m or call for key at 1921 44th st. NV.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
$500 Wise. AVE, N.W.-A BEAUTFUL
corner home. high and healthful; worth
$3.50 per month Owner will rent in press
ent condition for $50 per month:
PERCY H RUSSELL CO, 1871 X st. NV.
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BEAUTY pARLORE.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
DELLA LEbENbSESckSk. sosS o NV.
Phone West 1870
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
WfRE-HAIRED FOx TERRIERS. two:
male Weekt old, white with black mark
inEs. Sire wire.haifed; dam, .pedisreed
thoronshbred wlre.haired. Can Be seen on
Saturday afternoon or SUNDAY morning
March ana 3. ct 2o2A hhiyer pl. NV.
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RooMs-FuR. AND uNrUR.

11O3 c ST. NE. Apt 5-Four furnished
or partly furnished. for couple; no ohjec-
tion to girls of school ase; light ana gas
included: reasonable.
3724 18th ST, NW.-Corner house, second
floor next bath: small private family: cont
hot water. Phone Adams Sb93.
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pillows renoI best prices and prompi dsf.
Wash Mattress Co.. 3l9 st. s;w, Nat: 667R.
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT NC
e15 10th ST. NV. Phone National 4712.
CARPENTER and builder. remodelinR store
fronts. shelving, painting. plastertng; rees
konable. Slavitt. Phone Lincoln 9Q31. 2es
CHAIR CANE1NG y TpHol 2 > : +
rockers .splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
ELECTRIC WIRING FIXTURES
pairs; Or house fixtures g. base plugs s5t.
Reeal Elec Co.. $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1891.
floors made like new: mod.
elect. machines; feAsonable; sAneins ma
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per.
sonal Is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
OUR SECURITY COMES BEFORE FfRsT
sqs sn2 Box y2s s:f5efy anS s00o
ACCoMPAN1sT AND COACH OFFERS
Columbia es67, lOD'. -N''0' MSA'o'AAD'
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIoATED. BY NY
money Te ses Ws ,d 5p ;
VERGE aS5 coI tsTis pr AasoMs Ssss
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KrNDERdARTFN.
naTssr2 si5 aye scases asnsn aR
NO ONE | HELP YOUR NERVES.
muscles and ack troubles like Or. DELLA
LEpENpECKER. West 1120. 3025 o 81.
W gaIs pEAT TIA y lss1 in, t1sz
accept inferior funeral services due. to in.
sblitg te PAY high h prss The Greassss
Worlds finest waterproof. airtight, guar
anteea steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers TOR Ss5 In n case Sc. OF death ca.l
s sHfnsf yS Shsp sdaress W send o.
beautiful catalogue OF how we DO 1t
eVefy ea i1sei phone Adams sasi fe''.'
TAKOMA PARK NURSE Wilt GIVE EX-
cellent care to bed patients or GONZALES
sss hesGer spe ssh diet; references Phone
UNDERWEIGHT? TRY VIGOROUS, RICH
Faun Dairy milk from selected Swiss goats.
Peoples Drug Store, National 51S3 or
Columbia 1850. Daily delivery.
TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-saving prices. Fit and Satisfaction
Peoples DRUG store No. d. sos 7th Ct. " NV
and No. 4. 1107 q st. NV.
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APARTMENTS FuRN. n uNFURN

2434 FRANKLIN ST, NE.-3 R.. H.. K.
b.. porches; ami. but heat: S25. mo.
32S n.w.-3 r. b.. $50: m 4. but elec.
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LANSBURGH'S
THREE MEN
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. colored, cook and janitor.
in suburbs; man must have drivers per-
init: $40 per month. room and board
for both. Both must apply for interview.
1902 Kenyon st. NV. Thursday, between
l and IL o'clock.
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CIGAR AND LUNCH STAND, downtown
ofice bldg Rent. $40. Nice for elderly
lady, or gentleman. Closes daily. no
Sundays. 1850 cash. Phone Metropoli-
tan 4Sla. night Columbia 1377
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NEAR conn, AVE-.

2940 Tilden ST. nw-Semi-detached. q
rooms. baths Is bed rooms. ami; new
oil burner. garage.
1907 Morrison St. Chevy Chase. D. c.
Detached. rooms. 2 baths. am. H.. garage.
large lot. trees; convenient bus, school.
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC. Natl. es75,
NEAR TENN AVE AND Z ST. NE
Semi-detached. q rooms and bath. inclosed
double back porches. h.-vh.. elec. light.
hardwood floors. brick garage; to be newly
decorated, Rent ST. 30.
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WRIST WATCH-tadys diamond-plat-
mum wrist watch. 500. Address Box
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HELP-DOMEST1C.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY, Dec 241p. 1926 9th
iers. house men. chauffeurs. kitchen help
ers, maids.
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WANTED -Boarding or roomine house.
good location: rent. price: no agent. from
TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS including
Ford VS. tractor trailer unit. capacity. s.
10 tones. Contracts sufncient for busi-
ness; $500 cash down. VIM. G. BOND, 1r"
1445 PARK I'd
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Observation-Disclosures.

HOUsES-FUR. & UNFINISHED.
COLoRED-4603 KANE PL NE R.,
cleo. h.-w.h.; S25. 27O9 18th st. NV
Apt. Z r.. ami. heat: S55. L. @.
WINTERS, 1903 You NV. North 93le.
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CHEW cAAsE.NoRrHwEsT suBJRBs.
EpW H JONES CO.. CO.. NC. 's''
$500 Conn. Ave.

CompleIe Rental List. Auto SerVlce.
EDw H. JONES q CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave.
Clev. 1900 Evenings, Wise. 2572.
BUREAU OF sT1ANDARDe
rooms ns' T ssths & & 5sd Foom ss new
1907 Morrison st.. Chevy Chase. D. c.
Detached. 2 rooms 2 baths. ami. Earage.
large lot, trees; convenient bus. school.
ERODE g. COLBERT, INC. Natl. ss7s.
2814 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Desirable s-room. 2-bath house. double
rear porches, built-in garage. Modern In
every respect. Will rent to satisfactory
! FIFE N Mu tHS TRUST CO.,
National $3.50.
OUR AVAILABLE UNITS
offer a limited variety as to
size, price and location. In
formation regarding these
listings will be furnished If
you call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1888 10Th NV, vacancy, lady
Clean home. delishtful meals; besut. furfl.
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1 Room. KIh scSenHa HAIL hpF Frisidsir,.
!. caii Itlan "a % .e,uaHe'
Near Govt Depts.

PARK CENTRAL. 1900 p ST. NV,
room. dressing room. Murphy bed sun
room and Murphy bed. kitchen. tile bath.
bvilt-in tub and shower. See manager.
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WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
CONN., AVE. AND .WoopLEY RID. NV.
Apartments Now Available.
2 to Rooms
Furnished or Unfurnished.
Columbia 1000,
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alag FLORIDA AVE. N,w--sunny. out
side room: also porch bed rooms: first
class home cooking. All outside rooms.
1515 MASS. AVE, NV. Scott Hsll--Lovely
single. double triple rooms. bath, running
reasonable
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WANTED-SALESNIEN.

1111GGI OI1iLO4414N'
United States Oil Burner. 1870
commission, plus a bonus. Phone
for appointment. Dist. 1926, 1880
am. to 4::30 pm.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

a MULES, real good; horses. hard wo
ers; fresh cows. See Mr.. Dixon. 22nd
and Fairlawn ave Sc.
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The rate under heading of Per.
sonal Is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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220l MASS. AVE, NW.--Extra large front
suitable Sn' young people people $50 monthly.
Small single studio room WITH board
$3.50. Also vacancies 9th floor apt
Young men. $40 monthly. Tasty meals,
lnYelN cnnH lncatinfl. 2ne
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1929 K ST. NV. The ,Lee.Marque-.-
Nicely furnished rooms. semi-private bath:
excellent board. home cooking: downtown.
1Ss
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1851 COLUMBIA RD.-Beautifully fur
| nished. double and single rooms. available
March !. in refined boarding home.
1913 EUCLID ct NV. y blk from 14th
! st, car line Large room, twin. Rsds. ex.
1914 BILTMORE ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
room. twin beds: well-balsnced meals.
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COAL, WOOD, rUEL JILL
"a. HARD GOAL. .24o Ibs. e Che ton e0
Stove and chestnut, Sl2; pea. $1,000.
Adams $3.50. Call day or night.
oEA6ONED oak wood, cut any length.
Aecnciotad Enfernrfses, Inc Wis 1916,
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$500 10th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges. sun parlor ana draw
ing room: exceptional meals: convenient
location. Singles. doubles: thoroughly
heated BY steam. Reasonable rates. 27s
S24 CONN. AVE. NV.
Several vacancies March /, young bust
ness women. -
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Ing room In rear; price only $3.50. Don't
delay act quickly. Metropolitan 4814.
GOING BUSINESS WANTED By modern.
reliable business man. State details IN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15

(continued from Page 1.) turned to Miss soule's home, she found the house ransacked. She notified police headquarters and Detectives Connie ehanahan and Henry Johnson responded.
 They Left tine City
 Learning that the police were after them, the two men, with Mary gernhardt. girl friend of Johnson, packed furniture into Graveline's truck and departed from the city. Graveline stopped in Meriden at q reiative's home to phone his wife that he was taking Q load of furniture to Maine. Grnv- cline was engaged in the trucking business.
 They stopped in Bridgeport ana pawned some of the stolen goods and went on to Portchester to Graveline's sisters home, at 3b Grant street. Here, more of the jeweiry was pawned.
 It was 0rayeIines wife, MT IIew- is said, who informed police she could locate her husband. With the assistance of Mrs dfhveIine, the police arrested the travellers and brought them back to Waterbury.
 Attorney McDpn0Hgh Pleads
 Tn a strong plea to the court, Attorney John Y. McDonough, representing Graveline, baid Mrs GrayeiiDn was the "fgttbftii, loyal. little wife" to whom the police give credit fer the affeet Of the two men. Mr McDonough said Mrs urayeilne will walt until her hue. band is freed ff0m pfison enG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15

(Continued from Page 1.) and Catherine Moriarty Green. She was graduated from Holyoke High school and Holyoke Normal school. and then continued her studies at Vineland. New Jersey, normal school. She later made further advance studies at Yale and Har- yard summer schools. She taught in HoIyoke for five years. and was n substitute teacher in Hartford for three years, also teaching spe- cial classes in Hartford for one year. She was assigned to Slocum school on her appointment ns n special teacher here in 1922, and i'm the more than 12 years since that time she had done what was considered remarkable work with children needing individual train ing.
 Body Going to HOlyoke
 Friends in this city may call at the Bergin Funeral Home, 29O East Main street, from 6 to 10:30 o'clock tonight. The remains will be sent to Holyokc, where a mass of requiem will be sung at Holy Cross church. Burial will Do Tn St Jerome's cemetery. Holyoke.
 Surviving Mrs Buckley are four sisters, Mrs Catherine Bowling and Mrs Mary Tierney of Holyoke; Miss Eleanor Green of Danbury; and Mrs Thomas Baker of Detroit; also fl brother, Edward, Of Holyoke. Another sister. Mrs Grace Leary. died recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15

wants to start life all over again. He claimed it was not oravsIinc who was the instigator of the theft az Public Defender W. ". dager, counsel for Johnson, alleged, but that 0ravelino. who had been liv- inT a decent life until his trucking business went bad, finally sue- cumbed to the coaxing CT Johnson and told him of the Jewelry in Miss Boule'g home. Mir McDOn0ugh said 1t appeared as a job where "easY money' could be made.
 Police records of Gpaveline and Johnson show that they became partners in criminal activities in 1928 in the southwest part of tho country, taking part in a highway robbery fin South Deming, New Mexico, and that they each served a year in the state penitentiary.
 The charges against Mary Bern hardt were nolled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
SCHOOL TEACHER
 DIES SUDDENLY

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milk consumed iH greater Boston, while the other half will be rec tained by milk dealers who com piained the spFead allowed them was insufIlcient to pay expohsee and show a fair profit.
 Assistant Federal MIX Adminlg- trator Richard A. Alpin estimated the half-cent increase to the ape proximately 10000 farmers supply Ing greater Boston will mean an increase of e3,000 to 5000 a day to the farmers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
RESOLUTIONS ON
 MARTIN SCULLY
(Continued from Page 1.)

(Continued from Page 1.) Miller, Beardslcy and Bria, and pr Thomas J. CondOn, superintendent Of schools. Tho resolution will be forwarded to MT Bcully's family and incorporated into the minutes of the meeting. At the suggestion of Commissioner Harry Bcardslcy the motion was amended in order that the resolution rpight include the signatures of the entire board.
 A request from Paul Wilhelm of 136 West Main street, to the effect that his daughters Pauline and Shirley be aIlowel to remain at Bunker Hill school, was referred to the committee on rules.
 Other Business
 The committee on rules recOm- meDded that George Baer, 162 Wood street, be permitted to at tend Walsh school for one year, and the committee on teachers recom- mended that the name of Sadie F. Reilly, graduate of Danbury Normal school and former teach CT in the local schools be placed at the end of the waiting list aa 1t now stands.
 lHs CoIuWILLcS OH eCIlCOI EtELIVI- ties reported that permission has been granted for the following: St Michael's Jr. Waterville sprague gym, Tuesday evenings; Scorpion Midgets. Abbott gym, Saturdays; St Ann All-stars, Maloncy gym, T hursd lay evenings; Waterbury Clock Co.'S team, Washington gym, Monday evenings; American Red Cross, Wilby pool, Wednesday evenings; St Margarets parochial team, Russell gym. Tuesday after moons.
 Young Peoples society. West Side Hill M. E. church, Russell school gym, Jan. IS, for q play and dance and Jan 17 for a rehearsal; Overlook Cottage Park club, Col umbia school gym, Febrnray g for a play and dance and on the fol- lowing dates for rehcnrsals: Jan. 10, IT, 24, 27, 31, Feb. 3 and z.
 Financial reports from Hopc- vile and Anderson schools were approved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
Kopplemann Gave F.

Representing the first congress HOnal district ii m an Paul K0pplcman, democrat of Hartford, praised MT acully for his long years of service to the city of Wa terbury and Connecticut. q am very sorry to heart that that old war horse, Martin Ecully, has pass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
BOSTON WILLPAY
 MORE FOR MILK

Boston. Jan. 15-(UP)-E'ffec- tive tomorrow, greater Boston con- sumers will have to pay an extra cent per quart of milk, according to MIX Administrator Joseph c. Cort. The rise in retail price of milk, 1t was said, resulted from de- mands by farmers claiming costs of cattle feeds have increased 20 per cent recently. MIX, under the new prices, will retail in stores at 12 cents per quart and 13 cents dee livered.
 Half of the increase, 1t was said, win be passed along to farmers in Miane, New Hampshire and Yer. mont who supply nearly all the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
ROBBERS OF SOULE
 HOME SENTENCED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
AMATEUR ARTISTS HOLD Ex-
 HIBIT.

Milwaukee (UP) - Forty five amateur Milwaukee artists recent ly organized the Mems Sketch club, and now are holding their first ex- hibition it the City club. Most of the paintings and etchings on ex- hibition are rural scenes painted last fall by the members, most of whom are bankers, lawyers. and executives by profession.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
RURAL MAIL cARRIER

La Porte, Tex (UP) T. O. Taylor has completed 2S years as a rural mall carrier, having had only four days sick leave in the last 10 years. He was employed by tho post office department 26 years ago at Cr0okton, and was trans- tered to La Porte two years la- ter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
Statesmen, Clergy
 Laud Late Editor
EuIOgies of Late Martin Scny, Former Mayor, Given
 By U. s. Senators, MOnsignOr Quinn
tEacInalve to pemocratl

New York, Jan 15.- -QCN) )-Prominent spokesmen for the fields of politics. religion journalism and civic affairs offered their sympathies here to-day to the City of Water bury and to the Waterbury Democrat the sudden death of Martin Scuy former of Waterbury and retired city editor of The Democrat whose reputation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15

or uchtHH m OLUeF tTHIUc hSclueItF. cd away. He died as he lived, with his boots on, and with his going there passed from the Connecticut scene one of the states really fine men, q man who believed in the right" said Congressman Kopple- mann.
 Merritt As We'll
 Representing the republican party, Congressman Schuyler Mer- ritt, of Stamford, expressed "deep sorrow" at news that MT 6cu1ly had passed OH. -..s.
 Washington Journalistic leaders, and men high in capital city news phDerdom, paused at their desks, to express sorrow at the news of the former Democrats city editors passing.
 The Irish Advocate. one ot the leading Irish newspapers In the county. through its editor MT John C. O'Connor, said: "Mr Seuiiy's un- tiring efforts for religious freedom won for him the high esteem Of all readers of our publication who have always watched with great in- trIcbL Hip COUDtTuCtiNc SHVihp 'b the city Of Waterbury. We wish to extend tO his fellow citizens of Wa terbury aA well as his colleagues on The Democrat our sincere sym Datby on the passing of n truly able man. Mrs Charles Connolly, editor of the Irish Echo, also a prominent organ throughout ths east. de- ciared: Martin ScuIIy was one of the most capable of Irisbmen to win recognition in this country. His rise from il poor immigrant boy to the office Of mayor of the good city of Waterbury won him the ndmira- ton of all his countrymen. be- lieve that MT Sculiy died the way he would have wished to--working heart and soul to the end for re- iigious freedom the world over. Our sympathy goes out to his family and friends"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-15
MOTORCYCLES HAZARDOUS.

Harrisburg, Pa. (UP)--Motor- cycles continue to be the most hazardous means of highway tram pOrtation in Pennsylvania. the division of safety reports. Thus far this year, 43 persons have been killed and 64t injured in Gl2 mo- torcyclc accidents in Pennsylvania. This is more than twice the rate of deaths in other traffic accidents.