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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
SEMINARY AWAITS
REUNION PARLEYS
Mortified Graduates 10,
Largest Class in HistO-
ry, Monday
Especial to The Democracy


East Mortified, Mass, June T.
Mortified Seminary's Sind COM
mencement program will begin
Saturday with the annual meeting
of the alumnae association and will
be concluded with the commence
ment exercises at IL o'clock Mon
day morning when the Rev. DR..
Henry Pitney Van Dusen will give
the address and the principal. Miss
Mira B. Wilson, will present dip
Tomas to the Ito graduates. This
will be the largest graduating class
since the founding of the school by
D. L. Moody, sc years ago.
Following the morning meeting
of the alumnae association Satur-
urday will be- the alumnae lunch
con at 1880, the principals recep-
ton to alumnae and seniors from
three to five and a Glee club con-
cert at S:15 in the auditorium
when the Estey chorus will be
Joined by the Mount Hermon GIee
club in a program of secular mu-
sic.
Sundays program will begin
with a 8 o'clock alumnae praper
meeting and the baccalaureate
service at II with the Rev. DR..
Raymond Calkins of the First
Congregational church, Cambridge,
Mass. speaking. A faculty musicale
will be given at 4:30 and DR.. Calk-
ms will speak again at the Sis
vesper service which will be fol-
lowed by the traditional lantern
service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
TROLLEY FARE ITO
new HAVENLOWER
New Rates Give Families
Chance to Enjoy Sunday
SeashOre Outing

A Sunday outing at the seashore
via trolley may regain some Of its
old-time popularity through the
action Of the Connecticut company
in placing in effect new reduced
round-trip fares to Savin Rock or
Lighthouse Beach, New Haven
from points up the Naugatuck val
ley.
The new fares, which make It
possible to take the whole family
on such an excursion at modest
cost, are good on any trolley cars
operating between Waterbury and
New Haven, via Derby, and the
half hourly service which is In eff
feet makes It practically unneces-
sary to consult a timetable.
The many amusement attrac-
lions at Savin Rock and the splen-
did bathing facilities Of the NUM-
cipally owned Lighthouse Point
beach, coupled with shady picnic
groves, make these ideal places for
a family holiday.
Half-rate special round-trip tic
kets which are in effect every Sum
day between Waterbury and Lake
Quassapaug are proving very popu-
lar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
F.D.R. PATRONIZES BRASS CITY
Presidents Hyde Park Home Made More Attractive
Under Supervision of Local Firm 49, Priceless
Rugs-World HeirL00ms

for the return Of the President to
his home next week.
Special Insurance is taken out
on the pieces when they are re-
moved from the home, Mr. Lai-
taft said, and every precaution is
taken to safeguard the rugs until
they are returned. The pieces are
taken to Waterbury to be worked
upon, and there xperts imported
from Persia are delegated to do
the necessary repair work and
cleaning tt retore the life and
lustre to the fabric.
From Turkey
Pieces removed from the
Presidents home last week in
cluded 1916 dining room rug,
an 18x24 sitting room rug, and
various other small pieces.
The living room rug, according
to Mr. Laitaif, is of Turkish
weave and was among the per-
sonal possession of rulers of Rus
STA and Germany before it finally
came itno the possession of the
American embassy at Germany,
and later in the possession of the
Presidents family. The rug is a
replica of piece specially woven
for a Turkish sultan. It is more
than 100 years old.
''In all my years of experience
I have never seen more price,
less collection of rugs" Mr. Lai-
taft said. "Mrs Roosevelt knows
their worth and prizes them
highly"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
DEDICATION SET
BY-ITALIAN VETS
Florio Post Plan Varied
September Program at
Buckingham Hall

Plans for the dedication of the
colors were made at a meeting Of
Florio post, Italian-American War
Veterans last night in Liberty hall.
Commander Patrick Porto presid-
ed. Veterans from other posts
throughout the state are expected
to attend the ceremonies Sunday
afternoon September 20 at Buck
ingham hall.
The dedication committee in
cludes: Chairman John DePastino;
secretary, Angelo Possamato,
treasurer, Peter DeCicco; chair
man of the music commit
tee, Domenic Jamele: chairman
of refreshments committee, Mi
chael Jordano; chairman of the
hall committee, Leonard DeVito,
and Leo Mecca, Nick Muccino and
Sam Csppella. This committee will
report at a meeting Of the post
in Liberty hall Monday night at
which time rs new members will
be admitted.
Cuba has program calling for
270 public works projects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
LOCAL PAIR GIVEN
PHARMACY HONOR

Dean Henry S. johnson Of the
Connecticut College of Pharmacy
today announced the following
prize awards for meritorious work
at that institution during the past
year. Due to the change in 1882
from three to a four year course
no class will be graduated this
year, and the presentation Of the
prizes will be made at the opening
of school in September.
The Curtis P. Gladding Honor
society prize, years membership
in the American Pharmaceuticaf
association awarded to that junior
who has shown the greatest inn
provement since the freshman year
was granted to Anthony Szchesiul
of Beacon Falls, a graduate OF
Naugatuck high school.
Mary Cofrancesco OF 10 Grove
street this city was awarded hon
ors for meritorius work for three
years and Charles Genesius OF 55
Chapman street this city was
awarded honors for two years mer-
itorious work. Both are graduates
of Crosby high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07

Waterbury continues to "have
something on everybody" Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt even
looks to this city when he wishes
to entrust the renovation Of his
priceless Asian and European
rugs to someone. He has COM
missioned Louis Laitait of the
M. S. Malouf company of this
city to do the renovation. The
rug renovation is being done in
connection with. preparations to
open the Roosevelt home at
Hyde Park, N. Y, for the sum-
mer months.
This is not the first time that
the local firm has been commits
stoned to do this sort of work by
the President. Therefore, Presi-
dent Roosevelt apparently keeps
a Waterbury address in his note
book which he refers to when he
wants some of his rugs, which
are almost invaluable treasures,
touched up.
In an article recently in the
Poughkeepsie Eagle-News. Mr.
Laitaif described some of the
rugs in the Roosevelt home. The
article is as follows;
Priceless Rugs
Priceless rugs, many OF which
graced the palaces of European
and Asiastic royalty, are part OF
the personal treasure in the COM
paratively modest home of the
President in Hyde Park. accord
ing to Louis Laitaif of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, a representative
of the M. S. Malouf firm of Wa
terbury, which is one more en-
gagged in renovating some of the
costly floor pieces in preparation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
WEST POINT TRIP
WILL BE OFFERED
Bus Excursion Leaves
Here SundayPatrOns
to See u. S. Cadets

a popular. priced motor coach
excursion trip to Bear Mountain
and West Point will be run by the
Connecticut company next Sum
day, June 8, affording an oppor-
tunity to visit the nations military
academy, to see the colorful cadet
drill, and to cross the Hudson riv-
err on the famous Bear Mountain
bridge.
This is one OF a series Of sim
liar Sunday excursions to take
place during the summer ito in
teresting and beautiful spots in
and around New England. The
route of this trip, particularly aft
err passing Danbury, is very Pic
turesque, the many lakes of the
Croton watershed, New York city's
water supply, presenting beauty
spots which are truly delightful,
with a real thrill coming by the
crossing of the majestic Hudson
ard the ride along the winding
Bear Mountain road.
The bus will leave Waterbury at
10:45 a.. m. DIST, and will be due
at Bear Mountain park at o.
clock, where q three-hour stop
will be made for lunch and to give
an opportunity to enjoy the beau
ties OF this natural playground.
There are splendid facilities for
the enjoyment Of picnic lunches;
or those preferring may take adj
vantage Of the fine restaurant
maintained htere by the state of
New York. The party viii then
proceed to West Point, arriving at
4:30 and staying until after the
cadet drill, following which the
bus departs for home, the excur-
sionists arrived back between 9 and
10 o'clock.
Tickets may be secured at the
Connecticut company offices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
Stricter Requirements Made for Prospective Nurses
new HAVEN BEATS
LOCAL CCC QUOTA

Waterways ccc quota Of ls7.
men Il based on the case lead Tor
this city submitted to Hartford
Authorities. oficials at Lincoln
house today said in explanation of
the discrepancy noted in the num4
Der Of recruits selected from the
larger cities. Hartford, Bridgeport
and New Haven all received Iarg.
er quotas thai Waterbury.
Wallace J. Ingiis, assistant select
ing agent for the city, stresses the
fact that few, IL any, new appi-
t-~ts will receive consideration in
view of the ruling that all men
must be selected from families on
relief rolls. Most of the applicants
have already been investigated for
this requirement and the names
submitted to Hartford for approval
from a list of more than $50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
WILBY THESPlANS
PRESENT COMEDY

Under the direction of Miss
Mary Louise Martin, elocution in
structor, Aurania Rouverols COM
edy, 1T Never Rains" will be pre-
scented Wednesday night at S:15 o.
clock by the Wildly high school
senior class in the Wildly audi
forum.
Highly successful in its New
York run, the play concerns the
romance of Jimmy Rogers and
Dorothy Donovan, youthful college
students, and their circle Of friends.
The cast will include Evelynne
Rabianc, Hazel Bazorosky, Frank
Albonsky, George Regain. Athlyn
McLesn. Mary Moss, George Nc
Adam, Frances Mallette, Stanley
Kidulas. Henry Kaliss and Edward
Scadden will play minor roles, with
others vet to be selected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07

ments for admission to schools Of
nursing: English, four years; social
science, one year (civics, econom-
les, or problems Of democracy (;
United States History, one year;
science, two years Zone year chem
istry and one year biology or
physics); mathematics, two years,
Cone year algebrcaza2d geometry or
commercial arit1me&c); language,
two years Of one language, prefer
ably Latin. Character and physi-
cal qualifications have also been
emphasized.
Kennedy Member
Principal Joseph p. Kennedy Of
Wildly high school was a MEM
Der of the committee appointed by
the Connecticut Secondary Princi-
pals association to work jointly
with the nursing profession on a
study of the new regulations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
AUTO RAIDED

E. j. Stewart of Needham, Mass,
reported to Chief Inspector William
p. Keegan of the detective bureau
this morning that a bag containing
a set of golf clubs, and an over
coat, had been stolen from 1t was
parked near the Hotel Elton during
the night.
The lock on the car door was
broken to gain entrance into the
interior Of the car. The stolen arti-
cles were valued at $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
GETS B. S. DECREE

Mrs. John Gormley Of North
Main street, will attend the grad
uation exercises Of her niece, Miss
Kathleen Hacking Monday morn
ing at Boston university. Miss
Hacking will graduate from the
College Of Practical Arts and Let
ters with the degree of Bachelor of
Science.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
Troop s5

Troop IS
-Four vacancies complete the local the
Waterbury council Of Scouts boys
Appca
received and presented for approval
delegates already selected
are Robe and
Samuel Root
S5
Mrs Her
w. O
Evening star., 1935-11-17
1890 ACRES
Near Washington

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO. VA.
This property Is clear OF debt and Is
ideally located and suited for subdivision
game preserves or country estates. 1t lies
in one complete body. with z miles OF
State road frontage. OF which some is hard
surfaced. with . miles frontage on main
line OF Southern Railroad. with station
and siding at property. All local trains
only J. cents to Washington. 1t is IL
miles from Washington to this land over
hard roads with city electricity and
school busses available, In white neigh
borhood. This land is covered with beau
tiful trees, hills. valleys. springs, streams
gravel pits, stone quarres and a creek for
boating. This land was a part of the
famous Ravensworth estate so widely
known In history. Price, 500 per acre as
a whole: one-fourth cash. balance over
or option seekers need apply. See MASON
HIRST. Annandale Fairfax County Va,
andria ij-F-4l. Address Alexandria, Va,
Evening star., 1935-11-17
THEODORE F. MENK,
1927 Park Rd. Columbia 1S45.
FARMs-NoRTH WAsHINGToN

FARMS-NORTH WASHINGTON
of the best agricultural sections This
well-known old farm is for sale because
owner. now alone. requires smaller place.
houses, large barn, poultry houses. dairy
shipping to. Baltimore---and other build
ings good fencing; well watered; land in
acre; stock and equipment may be had
l acre-more available-1-room modern
h9uSe with ou bath path. hW heat elee
place, beautiful floors; one bed room first
floor; full basement; high elevation; beau
sa gan spn ss On eSsS
Beautiful home. rooms; 2 baths, steam
town. This is an old house which has
been remodeled and modernized at great
expense. Land is Chester loan, practically
Sugar Loaf Mountain; 5 minutes walk to
B. g. O. station Owner Will consider TAX
with broom modern house. with, INV.
heat. bath. electricity. Will trade for
Montgomery County farm, or sell on easy
A number of fine old Colonial homes:
About 30 acres. large Colonial. in f1ne state
81 oke some FARM sq0e
house. nearly 200 acres of land, excellent
farm buildings. electricity oS about u miles
about 16 miles out. with most desirable
feet gem; rooms and bath, several fire.
places; good land. very valuable on ac-
count of its location-nearly 300 acres.
old Colonial brick house, in perfect setting.
old stone bank barn. slave quarters and
other buildings; very productive land
$50 per acre-brick Colonial of historical
interest and about 100, acres Of land:
usual farm buildings. d very beautiful
home and priced to sel-stone and frame
acres of land. two streams. some woods.
orchard, several poultry buildings; only
See photographs. May be seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
Evening star., 1935-11-17
Beautiful Takoma Park

S4.500-Do YOU want little home ali
your own. and vet have some one help you
pay for it? Then see this green -shlnc!e
bunsalov of ) rooms. bath. hot-water heat.
fireplace. Il also has an apartment nearly
finished for which $50 per month mas
been offered I will be glad to show YOU
this and other splendid bar2alns IN Nd.
and D. c in new houses from $500 up
MAUDE H. LAWRY.
p13 Cedar Ave Phone Shepherd 2546.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE SMALL
tracts of land on the Patuxent River. Fine
harbor. good elevation z acres at S125 90
an acre; 10 acres at 81 5000 an acre. For
chariotte aIsnea eeaGIhp'sId Ha Md apply TO L. DAVIS
MODERN COTTAGE WITH ALL I'M
reasonable. terms; anxious to sell. Phone
North Beach 81.
$3.50 FOR A 4-ROOM COTTAGE WITH
Is eo eood to hold m the owd COMES
next Spring. It's at st. Clement Shores in
wonderful st. MaryS County. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 X st. NV. Natl 1866.
POINT ON ROUND BAY. SEVERN RIVER.
long frontage. actual water front, wide
view near Sherwood Forest. sandy beach
on front. good deep harbor on side OF
electricity available $500. w. G. WILL
LIAMS. $500 Rittenhouse st. Phone
Cleveland 6242.
FOR sALE-STUCCo BUNGALOW -CHEs-
harbor; - mi from D C Small monthly
PAYMENTS; Gentiles only S. KALB
ll3l Washington Blvd. Baltimore Md.
CALVERT COUNTY. MD.
G5-acre timber tract on beautiful tri-
butary to the PatuXent River: exceptional
marine and land views from 40 IT. eleva-
tion on property 6-roOm unfinished house
on prominent point POINT - II above & @ tide water inr
secure anchorage and close in to the
Chesapeake Bay. and Solomons Island fish
IIlb BIUuHuS. pIlCc 'n.J. wv.
THEODORE F. MENK.
1897 Park Rd Columbia 1875.
120 A WATER AND HIGHWAY FRONT;
10 T. ami. house and cottages furnished;
farm equiDment. crops: cost. S6O.OOO'
price. $50 900; want offer.
so a. large water front. good harbor.
beach; first time offered; Improvements;
AZ a.. highway and water front; good
improvements; splendid harbor' elec.'
price So 900.
IA a, State highway. near water: :
r ami house: convenient location;
; r. cottage salt water. State road
/ a. lot; must sell; price. ~ 900.
a Pot. T. front. beautiful setting,
30 m. view beach resort Site hotel and
cottages; price Sl2.500
Colonial house; stock and tobacco farm;
price. SIS 600.
20 a water front r. house. ami:
Col. res. water front, State road, a m l.;
attractive. convenient location; l a. lot;
price. - 900.
Chesapeake BAY front eyceptional bar
gain; 20 a. and imp; price - 600.
g2 a. water front farm. near state
road: 900 young bearing orchard; good
imp; price 50 500
Thirty years experience selling. all over
So Nd. Buy now at reduced prices.
GILBERT DENT.
Real Estate Broker.
Leonardtown. Nd. Phone 1l5.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
WANTED-LOTS.

WEST Wise. AVE. NORTH ALBEMARLE
St., NV. American University Park pre-
ferred. Telephone Cleveland 7047.
WANTED-REASONAB PRICED LOT,
Rock Creek estate, Mass. Hts. or Forest
Hills; private party; no agents. Address
Box 67-S. Star ONCE.
LARGE LOT OR ACREAGE, NE; ON
front street or boulevard. Address Box
110-S, Star ofhce. 49,
WILL BUY LOTS. SUITABLE FOR IMME-
diate building, any section. Give price and
exa"t location. Pay cash. Address Box
46O-R. Star Office
LOT FOR DETACHED HOUSE. FASHION,
able restricted NV. section Of D. c.. so to
40 IT. frontage. Must be convenient to
schools. Will pay cash. Cleveland 1860
Evening star., 1935-11-17

sACRIFICE-UNUSUAL FINE TRACT
for development. 200 &C.. nearby NV,
good road. transportation. Only $500 &C.
Phone Columbia 1855.
NEAR GREAT FALLS. IL ACRES WOOD
land, stream water; also large. beautiful
building lot. Dittmar rd. Emerson 714S.
1O6 ACRES, 11Aa MILES FROM CITY, ON
main highway, in Virginia. suitable to be
subdivided in small tracts; price. l2.5OO.
l52 acres, miles from city, on main
hiekway; Groom modern house. outbuild-
ings; perfectly located for subdividing in
acre tracts or more: price, $500 per acre.
Phone Clarendon fNo-W
Evening star., 1935-11-17
COLONIAL ESTATES.

EARLY 18th CENTURY
Prince Georges County 9-roOm frame
with basement and acres land Dormer
windows. original mantel places and floors
Has most interesting interior ARRANGEMENT
OF rooms and staIrwsvs. Excellent reSto-
ration possibilities. Easy committing dis
tance. Only $3.50.
THEODORE F. MENK,
1I9T PARK I'd Col rS4l .
Evening star., 1935-11-17
hester Co, Pa, Farm.
COLONIAL HOME.
RENT-FARMS

OVER 100 ACRES, BUILDINGS AND
equlpment. 16 miles northeast of D. C.. IN
howard Co, Md: = wood land; stream
Will rent sell or exchange whole or part
on reasonable terms. A. H, Box 44G5
BrookIand ID c
Evening star., 1935-11-17
WANIED-FARMS.

WANTED TO RENT-GOOD FARM. FULLY
equipped: | have plenty Of help. best ref
erence furnished Address Box 3g4 r.
Star Office
WANTED TO RENT. GOOD FARM ON
shares. with everything furnished prefer
near Washington: have plenty of help. best
references. Address Box 3s2-R, Star Office
Evening star., 1935-11-17
TIMBER LAND.

TIMBER-1sO ACRES STANDING TIM
ber. estimated to cut s4-million feet oak,
pine and poplar; also 500 cords pulp wood.
Address Box 416-R, Star Office IT,
APP. $50 ACRES TIMBER ON RAPPA-
hammock; 100000 IT. pine. roo. 900 #.
oak: six miles Fredericksburg Va; also
sawmil; immediate sale; best offer. B.
SMITH. National 506l
Evening star., 1935-11-17

sleeping porch, ami; beautiful grounds:
$40 month. Near University of Md. Also
several unfurnished dwellings and apart
ments from $40 to $40 per month. Phone
T. RAYMOND BURCH, Berwyn 24-M,
Evening star., 1935-11-17
WANTED-SHOPS.
SALE-ACREAGE.

SPACE. ABOUT 20'x90' FOR MAIL OR
der printing business; give location ant
best price. Address Box SS-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FIRST TRUSTS i2-,it;.
D C.. AND NEARBY-OUICK ACTION.
". B P1CHLER. 505 K NV. NET 4344
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C REAL ESTATE
al lowest prices. prompt service JESSE
L. HE1SkELL. l115 Eve st NV
SEE Me FIRST-LOANS PROCURED ON
IND deferred purchase trust notes, bonds,
promotions. patents. inheritance estates
stocks first. second and third trusts No
RED tape. Quick service Rea sonable
5000 repay II 80 Wk: $500 repay - 80 wk
=! 90 repay 81 80 wk.. 5000 repay - 80 VIZ
500 repay - so wk; - 600 repay SlOW Wk
So 500 repaySl2. .5DWk; - 600 repay 81 WIZ
S3 5cOrepay Sl7 .50Wk. 81 900 repay S"0wk
ABOVE )ayments include prlncipa! and
interest and car be arranged monthly and
hl-Tonth'y DIR A uEN.3Y INC IUlG
Eve ST n tWnere Eye meets New York
ave fhnnh Nafinnal 4G-n
Evening star., 1935-11-17

Near Walter, Reed Hospital Walk up
bldg; contains 10 units: fine residential
section: no vacancies; rented uowl for
approx. ST. 600 per year: can be purcha sed
on terms for about times annual rent;
Will return % per cent on cash required
TO purchase equity; owner Will take clear
DREW Metro. .2Sn1. F ELIOT MIDDLE
TON nnh InNest r4 nt Pldn
Evening star., 1935-11-17

CHERRYDALE, VA.-5 r., B. BUNGALOW,
ami: hot-water heat, garage. large yard;
$50 month. 5000 Lorcom lane, u mile
north of Cherrydale, of Military road.
HOLLYWOOD PARK, NEAR SILVER
Spring-5 rooms and bath. furnace heat,
electric, fine water, large lot; reasonable.
ct I,incnlr o12A-W
Evening star., 1935-11-17

CADILLAC a35 convertible coupe: finished
in beautiful jet BLACK and equipped with
chromium disc wheels, radio and many
other luxury extras; actual mileage. S.14n.
Sold for new for over $1,000. reduced to
Sl.95O for immediate sale. New-car terms,
service and guarantee. SUPERIOR MO-
rENRS 1lnl lth 81 Decafur 1ln0-
Evening star., 1935-11-17
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICE FOR RENT-UNFURNISHE
two light outside rooms. newly decorated, ,
elevator: suitable lawyer or commercial
402 6th ST. NV. Stewart Building; very
reasonable. Call West 1851.
SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR ROOM
light and airy. 101S Vermont ave-. near K.
DESK ROOM OR SUITE SPACE; STENOG-
rapher and notary service. Space for name
on door. Centrally located. Convenient to
courts. Address Box 29-S. Star office.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR. LARGE
modern; elevator heat and light; by month
or year l232 l4th NV l9'
WANT TO SHARE SMALL OFFICE SUITE
downtown; permanent. Only small Office
dress Box 4S1-R Star ofice.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
KEMP BUILT.

Small down payment, balance like rent.
New brick. all-modern Winter and sum
mer home Price reduced for sale this
week. Drive out Georeia ave. to Butter
nut, turn right to 4th, left one block
TO Cedar right on Cedar about IL mile to
S0o Cedar ave
Evening star., 1935-11-17
RENT-SUBURBAN.


TAKOMA PARK-6-ROOM BUNGALOW,
opposite school; unfurnished, $45; fur
nished. $50; immediate possession. 81
Cedar ave. corner Philadelphia. Call
after pm.
EAST HYATTSVILLE-SIX ROOMS, S35.
viii sell ON monthly payments. SMITH.
1407 Chaplin st. NV. IL.
AN IDEAL SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Q
rms and BATH including shower; especially
large porches, lawn, furnace heat, electric
ity: garage for . cars; several acres OF
land; on the road leading from Silver
Spring to Rockville: rent, S45 per month.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
924 14th st. NV. National OO36.
S65-5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW,
ami Electrolux refrigerator gas
range: Lyon Village section.
SG5-6-room and bath bungalow. anil.
electric refrigerator 12-acre lot; near
country club section
S15-5 rooms. bath. ami, furnished.
c. W CLEVER Realtor,
Phone Clarendon FL
1923 North Irving ST., Clarendon. Va.