davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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fine tires and very clean interior. Reduced
for quick sale to 1895. Emerson d
Orme 18th and M StS NV
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FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor; original Brew
ster green color Duco. clean as q pin in
side and out; perfect motor. runs 1ne;
throughout has been driven only 5000
miles: original first set of tires on car:
car looks new and is wonderful bargain
Evening star., 1935-04-07

1881 Florida Ave NV. North 1856
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JUNK WANTED
Housecleaning time Is here Ciean up
prices for iron. brass. copper. aluminium.
radiators. batteries. etc. Rags and cotton
mattresses 1c per pound.
143s H St NE. Lincoln 10311.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and OLD ais.
carded 1eWelry. Full cash value paid, y 9.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

CHEyROLET 1884 de luxe sedan; g wire
Vheeis Philco radio low mileage beauti-
ful condition. Owner. wisconsin 4e45; no
Evening star., 1935-04-07

FORD 1892 VS. sport roadster: one Of the
SnappleSt little sport mod. available; S2T7
Metropolitan Motors. 1928 14th ST. NV. 70
FORD 1929 Tudor. beautiful new fnish.
quiet motor. good tires clean interior
Honestly Priced at SI25: liberal terms
owens Motor Co. 6323 GeorRia ave
Evening star., 1935-04-07

FORD j. 1888 de luxe sedan; excellent con-
oltlon. all new tires: been in private use
only Sacrlflce. S335- Cleveland 6S23
FORD 1881 model de luxe roadster sJ6s
4Tl2 Wisconsin ave NV
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BUICK 1884 81 sedan; this car is like
new in every respect and is so guaranteed.
The new 1885 model is exactly like it.
Built-in radio metal tire cover. SaHxs
third over the new car price. Norris. I&t g.
oNlS-on lAth st NV Phone North 3Q5a
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CHEVROLET 1929 coach. Sl25; in splendid
mechanical condition: paint. upholstery
and tires also in fine shape: will accept
S35 cash and SO monthly. This is q real
bargain for some one needing good trans
portation. 1852 Woodley pl. NV. Phone
Columbia 1245
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CHEVROLET coach. 1898: black finish
like new low mileage: $50 underpriced:
your car in trade: balance to suit: $3.50.
Mandell Chev 18th and Good Hope rd
Sc. Phone Atlantic 400
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FORD 1923 coupe; good and clean
throughout Ss5. Logan Ford Dealers.
Used Car Display. $3.50 I4th st.. at Park
wood pl. NV Open evenings. Also 1919
Irving ST NV Phone Columbia 300.
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FORD 1888 cabriolet: leather upholstery
motor AL. black finish with cream wheels
Conn ave ODD Bureau of Standards
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CHEVROLET 1892 coach. privately owned;
excellent condition throughout sacrifice
Sa35; terms. De. 1891. 1912 18th NV.
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FORD 1890 de luxe sport coupe; clean as
a pin; motor o. k; rubber like new; 81
down. 81 ~ per month. Noian's Service
Center. 43ol Conn. ave. opposite Bureau
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black finish; motor quiet. powerful and
fast. spotleSS interior. Here Is new-car
appearance. performance and reliability.
Honestly Priced at only S425: liberal Gen
eTal Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.. 6:}'993
Georgia ave
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FORD 1898 coupe-This car has very
good condition: S345. c. c. c. Guaran-
tee Open evenings and Sundays. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1222 22nd st. NV. Phone
National 1900
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FORD COACH 1888 de luxe model; new
car condition throughout; 30 days free
service your car in trade; balance 10 suit: /:
1853. Mandell Chew. 18th and Good Hope
rd sc. Phone Atlantic 400.
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FORD / 934 Tudor: nice green finish like
new. Ford radio. motor mechanically per-
feet. So down. balance 1S months. No
lan's Service Center 1901 Conn ave
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FOR SALE-Full- -blooded German police
dog. ave mos. SIS. Call North 9621.
COCKER SPANIELS at stud; 3 registered
siresi black, red and faWn; puppies for
sale. Clarks, 6113 Piney Branch rd.
GeorEia 1913
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FORD 1882 VS. Convertible coupe, with
:i3 motor: Al rubber Snappy Job; S65
down. balance easy. Nolan. I'LL 18th
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FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; leather up
hoHtery. Al motor. excellent tires; Sl65
Gar 25l2. bet. and pm. Sun. to 6
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CHRYSLER 1892 six de luxe coupe; rumble
seat excellent condition. low mileage. 4
new tires; private owner. Call Clev. 9064.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan: Al rub
pei refined motor; spotleSs interior; S3S1
low down payment, easy terms. Nolan.
III 18th ST. NV
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FORD 1884 coupe, excellent condition
Must be seen to be appre-
clated. Low down payment. Geo ltiI4
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CHEVROLET 1881 sedan: motor mechan-
lcally perfect; good paint. tires like new;
x261. low down payment easy terms
Nolans Service Center. 430l Conn. ave,
OPPOSITE Bureau of Standards
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BUICK 1929 Standard sedan. $165 Buick
1890 Peerless cabriolet 500; 1929 Pom
tiac roadster. SOB. All newly painted and
fne mechanically. Selling for charges.
Ace Garage 14lS North Capitol st.
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CADILLAC 1881 5-pass; coupe; model
best of broadcloth upholstery, splendid
tires: we guarantee the motor; 1t is i'm
possible for you to match our price; $685.
c. C. c. Guarantee. Open evenings and
Sundays. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd
St NV Phone National 1900.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

CHEVROLEIS-l!3n SEDAN Sl3n: 1923
Easy terms. Rosen g. Rice Motor Co.
1873 Irving st. NV. Columbia Iu324
Authorized Plymouth and De Soto dealers.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

FORD 1881 Tudor sedan: attractive red and
black finish. excellent mechanic ally; Sl95;
terms. Met. Motors. 1875 l4th ST NV 1s
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DEE GEE KENNEL s

COCKER SPANIELS registered quality
stock: tri-colors. parti-colors and solid.
S25 and S35. E. B. Mcintyre. on Georgia
ave pike. & miles north of D. c. line
through Silver Spring. Turn in at sign.
Telephone KenSington 245-W.
SHOW your A. K c. registered dog at
the National Capitol Kennel Club show
Auditorium, April 26-21. Entry blanks.
j. A. HonSick Sec'y. $ E. Underwood ST..
Chevy Chase Nd.
BUY your dog from a reliable breeder.
All breeds for sale by members of the
National Capitol Kennel Club. Inquire
j. A. Honsick. sec'y. E. Underwood St..
Chevy Chase Md
Evening star., 1935-04-07

FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; cream fin
iSh leather upholstery NOL-AN-ALYZED
motor; a sporty Job; S17 down. Sl2 .66 a
month. Nolan. III 18th st. NV.
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BUICK master 3 sedan excellent condi-
tfon; runs splendidly; private owner. low
mileage; has had best of care. Col. 1855.
BUICK 1890 4-door sedan, Al tires. re-
tuned motor; BARGAIN at 81 down, S2O41
per month. Nolan's Super Service Center.
DrA ~ nj
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HUDSON 1881 coupe; excellent condi-
ton; one owner: for quick sale Sl95:
terms. 607 Mass. ave. NV. Sterling
9I46.
HUDSON 1928 coach. in good condition.
ready to go anywhere; S45 for cash sale.
Apply in care OF janitor at ZIG p st.
NV. Phone Decatur 4025-W.
HUDSON 1890 coach; In good condition
throughout: $40 down, ST.. SO month. 1723
Euclid st. NV.
HUDSON late 1880. small &. in fne con-
dition in every way; will sacrifice for Sl25.
Georgia 6109.
HUPP 1884 sedan. de luxe; . beautiful
late model car with modern lines. gray
upholstery: low mileage; Q guaranteed cor
priced under the market. Norris. NE.
20ls-20 14th ct. NV. Phone North 394Q.
(Continned On Next PagsJ
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FORD de luxe sedan. late 1894 equipped
with Jumbo tires. chromium steel wheels;
cannot pc told from new car; cost oriRi-
naLy SSl9.50. our price for today only
S590. Packard Kalorama at 9TH
Evening star., 1935-04-07

FORD 1882 VS. de luxe roadster; opal
blue with cream wheels rubber. motor
AL: q knockout at S47 down. balance
easy Nolan III 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1935-04-07

CHEVROLET 1890 sedan original black
and green finish. the cleanest car in our
stock. Sunday special SIag. Washing
tons largest used car lot. $40 Pa
Evening star., 1935-04-07

1927 4-pass coupe: first-class
,od tires; clean throughout; Will
&AS 30. Phone Atlantic b24O
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BUICK 1880 de luxe 4-door sedan. good
tires. original paint. blue. Call 205 Nc
Kinley Sf Cherrydale Va
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CHEVROLET 1929 coupe good shape. a
bargain al S15. 33 New York ave. ne.
Open Sunday.
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SALE-AUToMOBHEs.

FORD 1881 coupe. good tires nice black
finish and motor overhauIed. Call Sun
day morning or after on week days.
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BUICK 1881 S-9l 4-door brougham de
luxe sedan; radio. clean as pin. splendid
down balance monthly. Nolan Branch
Conn. ave. at Nebraska. Phone Emerson
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CHEVROLET 1929 coupe; practically new
tires new paint. quiet motor: real buy at
81 down. SAS6 per month. Nolan's Super
Service Center. end and n SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

CHEVROLET coupe. 1894; original black
Duco finish; like new; city's best buy; new
car guaranty: your car in trade balance
10 suit. Phone Atlantic 400 for demon
stratiop. S4l9. Mandeh Chev. 18th and
Good Hope I'd. sc. Phone Atlantic 4400.
CHEVROLET 1890 sedan: practically new
rubber motor Al: fine paint job 81 down,
Sl2.67 per month. Nolan. I'LL 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

l CHRYSLER early 80 de luxe coupe, small
| six: No. condition; cheap TRANSPORTATION
! | bargain. Must sell Sl2h. CleYe :iala .
Evening star., 1935-04-07
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
MExL n Y u AOANMODH
(Confiu uuR6l

CHEVROLET 1880 coach motor Al. I'm
ish Al. tires Al. upholstery Al. And
Il Is honestly priced at only $40: liberal
6323 Ga ave
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
GARDEN

Rose Hobart was hostess in Convention Girl" at the Garden theater last night, and the unani- nous verdict was that she's a ''knockout". As "Queen of the Boardwalk" who follows the time- honored profession of seeing that the delegates to conventions have a good time during their un-con- ventional moments. Miss Hobart registers with conviction in a char acterization as dramatic as it is wise-cracking and sophisticated.
 Babe Laval, the Convention Grip is @ type that has made Att lantic City famous In more ways than one. She Is that combination of goid-digger and entertainer that sometimes parades under the title of Hostess. Babe has followed her ''profession' for seven seasons and has won the title of "oueen of the Boardwalk"
 A splendid cast give an excellent account of themselves: including Sally o'Neil. Weldon Hepburn and Herbert Rawlinson. Luther Reeds direction Is Co be commended.
 The companion feature ls "cour- ago Of the North" a mountain po- lice story.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
STATE

Three great treats await patrons of Warner Brothers State theater today and tomorrow. Ben Bernie and all the lads with George Raft appear in "Stolen Harmony, Joe E. Brown lets loose a barragc of laughs in his latest comedy, "Aiibi Ike' and the authentic, rings!de heavyweight championship battle between Max Baer ana James Jay Braddock round out the bill.
 "Wednesday brings Bank Night" and the big prize to be awarded providing he or she is in the the- ater when the name Is announced, is $500. What start for Q marvel ous vacation, Remember you must be present to win so plan 10 be here and come early for seats.
 Wednesday also brings new double feature program headlined by Werewolf Of London, a Die. ture based on the fabled creatures called "wefewolves"i creatures whe are men most of the time but whe become transformed inlo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
Buddy Montana With
 Rex Cole As Cowboys

Buddy Montana and Rex Cole and their company of cowboys, cowgirls and Indians head the wild west portion of German Brothers Three Ring Circus to be seen here on wednesday. June 18th.
 Buddy, coming fast in western pictures will make personal appear ances at each performance. Rex Cole is known to every youngster in America. They will offer a blast out of the roaring west, a true glorificatf0n of western range life with trained COW ponies, untam- able man eating outlaw buckins horses together with wild range horses never before used in Q rodeo. Chief Silver Streak and Little Elk, beautiful Indian Prin- cess are among the famous Indians in the wild west.
 The wild west and rodeo will be seen in its entirely in addition to the fifty big circus acts headed by Poodles Hanneford and his family of riders. The smallest price ever charged for q three ring circus will be ih force during the engage ment here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
STRAND

James Cagney in the first true story of Uncle Sam's federal agents "G Men" heads the program at Warner Brothers cool Strand the- ater today, tomorrow and Wednes- day.
 Phe picture follows the career of onue of these "G Men" from the time he joined the federal ser vice, through his training period, through machine gun battles with gangsters to thrilling climax in which he finally rounds up, and exterminates, a gang of murderous kidnapers.
 Cagney, heretofore Hollywood's s most famous "bad man" now de- picts the "G Man" who set the deadly trap for the mad dog of the mobs and brought the Big Shot,, whom no jail could hold, to an ignominipus death. Opposite him is charming Mar garet Lindsay who has the part of the sister of Robert Armstrong, Cagney's superior officer, and the girl whom Cagney loves.
 The companion feature is George Whites Scandals" with Alice Faye, James Dunn, Ned Sparks, Lyda Roberti, Cliff Ed wards and other favorites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
DELEGATES SET
 CIRCUMFERENCE
Five Picked for StOrrs Sessions From June 23
 to 30 Inclusive
OAKyILLR
Correspondent Mae WlIla RablA
 selS WateFt0wn Avenue

The following delegates have been registered for the Storrs con- ference, which will be held June 2s to June 30 are: Miss Marjorie FIorfan, Ralph Wheeler, Foster Snyder, Frank Tracy, and John Reed.
 Fire District Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Oak vile Fire District will be held this evening at the South schol at o'clock, (D. s. T.).
 Reports of the past year will be read. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be held. A tax covering the expenses for the en- suing year will be determined.
 Confirmation The school children of St Mary Magdalen's church preparing for confirmation are to meet in the basement of the church Monday, Tuesday, and "wednesday after schol for instructions.
 The adults who wish to be con- firmed must have their names reg istered not later than Tuesday evening.
 Morgan Inferred
 The The funeral of Thomas H. Morgan was held this morning from his home on Rosette street at s:16 o'clock to St Mary Magdalene's church where a solemn high mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock by Rev. Thomas McGarry.
 Special music was arranged by the organist, Mrs Maud Donahue. The soloists were Mrs Donahue and Daniel Perrin.
 Burial was in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The bearers were John McKen. na, Thomas Morris, Daniel Hori- gan, Joseph Cavanaugh, and Pat rick Cavanaugh.
 Rev. Thomas McCarry. pastor of St. Mary Magdalen's Church, celebrated the mass, assisted by Rev. Joseph Rice of the Church of the Immaculate Conception of Wa terbury, as deacon, and Rev. Cor nelius F. Tuelnigs. pastor of St. Johns Church, Watertown, sub. deacon. Father McGarry read the ccmmital prayers.
 Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs. John Grogan, Mrs. James Ryan, Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Lewis, of Springfield, Mass; Miss Margaret Grogan, Miss Agnes Gro- gan, and William Grogan of Lee, Mass; Catherine, Frank and Paul Meehan of Ansonia attended the funeral of their cousin, Thomas H. Morgan of Rosette street this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
Crowd Fills School
 Here At Graduation
Center Sheepskin Recipients fionored- Lincoln,
 Maine Couple Being Entertained By Ballantynes
MIDDLEBURY
Correspondent, Rose Jordan--Telephone 4.s74s

The Center school graduation exercises were held recently in the auditorium at the school. The hall was filled with parents and friends of the pupils. The school motto was Progress" School colors, blue and gold and class flower, yellow rose.
 A Tercentenary program was presented. The subject was Con- necticut Hall of Fame" Part r. Colonial Days" Part II-"Con- necticut Crows" Mrs Robin ogden, supervisor of music accompanied at the piano.
 The graduates were Frank Con- let, Thomas Engle, Louis Fanelli, Frances Fumire, Laura Halsted, Stella Kazellnas, Archie Mckinley, Ruth Romanowsky, Aletta Smith and Phillips Wetherall.
 Maine People Here.
 Mir. and Mrs K. A. Ballantyne. of Lincoln, Maine, are guests of MT. and Mrs s. B. Bassett of Hill- crest. Miss Ruth Ballantyne, prin- cipal of Center school will return f to her home in Maine with her parents.
 Local young people who attend ed the Crosby High school prom were Elizabeth Rinaldi, with John Robinson; Barbara Tisdale with James Robinson; Harriet Harper with Robert Clerk, Aletha Knibba with Joseph Letter and Anna Har- per with Joseph Diliberto. Follow ing the prom the young folks were entertained at the Center school auditorium with the following high school graduates: Mary LeonarG, Dorothy Clarke, Shirley Salisbury, Bertha Bitzer and George Lintell. Invited guests were: Betty Manuel, Barbara Clark, Isabel Rinaldi, Eleanor Redden, Hazel Beebe, Shirley Bronson, Franklyn Reed, Howard Salisbury, Arthur Greene, Jr., Sidney Rinaldi, Ellie Daven- port, Paul and John Steinman, Bernie Kazelunas, Dewitt Copp and William Gibson. A luncheon was served. Table was attractiveiy de- corated with cut-howers and fav- ors. A grand march was a later feature followed by dancing. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17

wolves each month during the full of the moon. It is then that they prowl the darkened streets tear ing the life-blood from humans to satiate their wolfish blood lust.
 Henry Hull, one of the great est character actors of modern times plays the title Till in this film. Warner Oiand is another who Is seen as half man and half wolf. Valerie Hobson is the wife of Hull, and the high spot of the picture Is the scene in which she sees the man she loves turning into . wolf and attempting to kill her.
 The companion feature will be 'The Nit Wits' starring those great comedians, Wheeler < Weolsey. KaubFATaPiu. .hb ftheo eilu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
POLES

Now current at Poli's Is a double feature program that defies com parison, the first feature is Lionel Barrymore, Chester Morris, Jean Arthur in Public Hero No. l" and on the same program, brought back at the request of thousands of patrons of Poli's is "The Thin Man" with Myrna Loy and William Powell.
 This program continues through until Tuesday night.
 Wednesday there will be pre- scented at Poli's a program that will be the talk of the town for some time to come, a mammoth double feature program and for added good measure that hilarious pair of feminine funsters Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly in one of their comedies.
 The first feature on the mid- week program is that celestial de- tective, a prime favorite, Charlie Chan, in the latest in this popular series of thrillers, entitled Charlie Chan in Egypt" and this willy ori- ental gets in and out of the most bewildering circumstances and finally gets his man.
 The companion feature is "The Hoosier Schoolmaster" with NoE- man Foster and Charlotte Henry, and here, as you know, is one of the favorite of American novels transposed to the screen in a mightier picture. Wednesday night on the stage of Polls, at o'clock and at this show only will be Surprise Night" and thrills that excel all of the other delightful treats that have been given at Polls on Wednesday nights for sometime past. Polls is starting its midsummer parade of hits and among the many great pictures that you will soon see are "Ginger" No More Ladies' and Mae West in "Goin to Town" There is no advance in prices for the great combination show on Wednesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
DANIELS DRIVES
 MOTORBIKE WELL AT BEACON VALLEY

Charles Daniels of the Water bury Motorcycle club was out standing in the events of field meet listed at the scenic Beacon Valley Fair grounds yesterday af- ternoon and which were witnessed by more than 2,500 persons from ali sections of the state. The races were sponsored by the local club and q large percentage of the pro- ceeds were turned over to the American Legion Riddles fund.
 Daniels was one of the finalists in the 6A mile expert tourist tro- phy event and took the lead over Ross Aborn of the Hartford club only to be forced out later due to a flat rear tire with which he circled the hazardous course wildly three times before bringing his machine under proper control to enter the pit without endangering other riders and mechanics who were stationed there. Ray King. president of the club. overlook Aborn and both riders staged a thrilling race for several laps over the soft and dusty course which also has 25 foot dip. King also left the race due to tire trouble and aborn finished a complete lap ahead of Geno Giancarlo also of this cit. John Campana of Tor rington finished third. Danels and Aborn were the winners in the qualifying heats.
 Waterbury Winners
 Daniels scored as the winner of the closed club event, winning in one of the qualifying races while Al Kernes also of the local club took tho other heat. Daniels crossed the line after five laps about three feet ahead of Kernes while Geno Giancarlo came in third.
 In the novice and junior T I'll events 1t was Daniels again as his racer picked up comfortable lead over the other entrants. Giancarlo finished second in the novice race and Jack Gomperts of Bridgeport. third. Ross Aborn was second Tn the junior and Giancarlo third. The machine that Daniels rode was one that he purchased for the sum of $4 and done a little mechanical work on himself.
 Thrills!
 Ross Aborn, New England pur- suit race champion won in this event with Jack Gomperts second and Richard Baldwin third. This way a race that had the crowd on their feet at all times. Six rid CTS were placed in a circle with just about three feet between each machine. The trottles were opened at the flag and elimination of the riders took place when one passed another or someone spilled. Dick Baldwin took the first qualifying round with Ross Aborn second and Peter Arnold third. In the second tryouts for the finals Arthur Mas sieote- was first. John Cam pino, second and Jack Gomperts, third.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17

hall was decorated with balloons and streamers. Music was furnish ed by an amplifier through the efforts of Edward Grichas. Hos. tesses were: Mrs D. A. Rinaldi Mrs. Charles Harper, Mrs. Ralph Kingsley and Mrs. Ross Salisbury
 Miss Margaret Jordan of Water. bury spent Sunday with her par. ents, MT. and Mrs. Bernard Jor- dan of Devon.
 Rev. John F. Ryan, former pastor of the church of St. John of the Cross, was rfecent visitor in town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
Waterbury POrtes
 Lose at Bristol

Bristol, June 17.--The Rovk Cuts outhit the Ponte society nine of Waterbury here yesterday after noon, scoring 2 to 5 win over the visitors. A five-run blasting in the eighth inning gave the Bristol club it victory.
 The score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17
1884 FORD DELUXE COUPE
 John J. Collins, Inc.
 DeSoto and Plymouth [ Dial l.. 38 Willow St. ru.e,Ds. open

20 USED CARS at your own prices.
 Terms $500 down. s2.oo per week. Come early. Take your choice. Inquire at Used Car Lot, 4SS Wa tertown Ave.