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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
Playground ActiUities
CHASE

A multiplicity of wheels was eVi- dent at the Chase Park playground yesterday as children gathered for the "On Wheels" show. SoapboX racers, unicycles, three wheeled carts, etc., were entered in the con- test. Margare Kilborn was given 0 sewing basket as her prize for tho funniest entry. Hers was Q card- board hay wagon. Jackie McGrath's suapboX racer won the award for t.!e best home made entry and he was awarded Q book on aviation.
 Other prize winners and their en- tries were: Most original, q carriage, Shirley Kilborn; smallest, q racer, Edward Benyuno: biggest, Q bicycle, Frank Giraydo; most attractive car- riago, Mona Kowshakoff. Each child who entered Q vehicle was given 0 lolllpop.
 Tho program was arranged by Miss Eleanor Culhan,e Miss Peggy Carlson, Miss Margaret DoVine and Miss Anne Egan, playground super visors. Miss Helen Reed and Miss Jessie Nutbrown were judges.
 A large number of children brought their lunches last night for the regular weekly sandwich supper held in tho grassy hollow at tho playground. Cold punch was served the kiddies.
 Tho Chase Park children will rep- resent Scotland in the international festival which will be held at Ham, ilton Park on Playground day. The children arc practising Scottish songs and tho execution Of the Highland fling.
 Rehoarsals for "Schoolroom Min strel" to be presented August IA are being held under the direction of Miss Egan.
 Miss Carlson, Miss Culhane and Miss Devine will direct the girls activities for the playground day which will close tho season.
 Miss Carlson has charge Of the craft classes open to boys and girls of the playground. Pocketbooks match boxes, powder boxes ana mosaic work are the most popular urJlCleb IIlhVC'
 Don Walsh is coaching the play ground boys track team for the "Junior Olympics" to be held on playground day.
 More than 400 spectators lined the Chase Park pool yesterday to wit ness the swimming meet held Tor the boys of the playground in prep aration for the big meet at Lake wood park in the latter part of the summer.
 Bill Delaney and Will Smith were the outstanding natators or the day dominating the l20 yard free style and the 30 yard backstroke events,
 Next week girls meet will be held under the direction of Super vlsors Eddie Keenan and Revill Fox,
 The Summary Midgets--
 40 yard breaststrike-Won by Du- lay: second Audette; third, Can't well. Time, 24 seconds.
 20 yard free style-Won by Duley; second Audette third, Bivanis. Time II seconds.
 20 yard backstroke--Won by Duley second, Audette; third Cantwell. Time, IA seconds.
 Diving-Won by Audette, second. Duley; third, Mulligan.
 Juniors
 30 yard free-style-Won by Adams second, Sniokis; third, Atlantis. Time, 1:l0.
 40 yard breaststroke-Won by Snoikis: second Borg; third, Herbert. Time, 35 seconds.
 40 yard backstroke - Won by Adams; second. Griska; third, Pou- cis. Time 25 seconds.
 Seniors
 i2O yard free style--Won by Smith second, Delaney; third, Lasky Time l:4O.
 90 yard breaststroke - Won by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

Gray; second, Gerviskus. Time l:22l
 80 yard breaststroke-Won by De- laney; second, Smith. Time 1:l9.
 The preseason victors of the Chase Park volleyball league the Tri-Y club dropped another close one last night when they bowed to George Dolan's cast-offs in a great battle. l5-12. l3-l5, l9-l7. The con- test was a duel of former Crosby High football stars including Don Walsh, Bob Blewitt, George Dolan, Henry Kiroac, Rocco Flamighetti, and Fritz Borzalowskus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
Increasing Number of Bicycle Accidents Alarms Officials
Nine Held In Vice
 Investigation Here
Federal Authorities Probe New York; Connecticut
 Tie.Up-LOcal Persons Implicated

Three more arrests in Waterbury last night and one yesterday afternoon brought the total number of persons taken into cusory by federal officers for questioning in connection with the vice raid early this week the Ltc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
FULTON
Sports

The Fulton Park girls, playing at home, defeated the Washington Park maidens, four matches to one In tennis meet yesterday after noon. Kay Mcknight defeated Do- ris Braun, 6-0, Gel, and Kay Wolff outlasted Marguerite Vallone, 6-2, 1-6, 6-3, to register Fulton Park sim gles victories. The lone Washing ton triumph was recorded by Helen Ferrider, who defeated Fran Jour dan, 6-2, 6-l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

Social unrest in Spain has special Iy affected the agricultural districts, the number of unemployed farm workers being particularly high.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
Hot Dog Roast


 Elghty.fiVe members of the cast Of the Washington Park review of 1886 will gather tonight at the com munity house and will b0 rewarded with Q hot dog roast The members of the cast did some fine work in the show and they will be properly taken care of The roast is under the direction of Mrs. Healey, and she will be assisted by Mrs. Blake, John Kelly, Anthony DeSantis, He- len Cuddy, Eleanor Leahy, and Mary Corcoran.
 In the junior baseball league tho Mustangs topped the HighlanderS 2 to 2. Louis Ruby star pitcher of the winners gave up but 2 hits to the Highl0nders.
 Mustangs .,..,,2 1 o 1 2 ] Highlanders ..,,1 0 0 0 0 0 Tho midget league "All stars" lose to the Fuller street "All Stars" yos- terday at Washington Park 3 to 2 Pelch winners with 3 hits featured for the losers while Ruffino pitched fine ball for the winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

Germany has banend the impor- tatlon of articles containing precious metals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
WASHINGTON
SaiIboat Race

With spectators lined up on al sides of the wading pool yesterday afternoon the first sailboat race O. tho year was held. Prizes were wor by Danny Griffin, and James Ryan Those who contested for honor' were: Danny Griffin, James Ryan Mary Sutton, Danny Boucher, Don ald Maher, Frank Battalie, Johl Riley, Wayne Burns, John McGoV' ern, Clement Garant, George, Jo' soph and John Burns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

Both doubles matches were won by Fulton, Fran Wiedorn and Joe sephine Russell combining to top Marguerite Vallone and Rose Cor man, 6-2, 6-3, and the Kay Me- Knight-Kay Wolff team turning back Doris Braun and Helen Ferri- der, 6-l, 6-3.
 The Fulton girls will take on the Chase Park array in their next test, Aug. 2.
 Anne Wledorn has drawn up a new schedule for girls beginners tennis instruction periods to take effect immediately. The new slate follows:
 Wednesday-Hamilton Park 10 a. m. to l2 noon: Chase Park, l:30 to 5:30 p. m.
 Washington Park, 10 a. m. to l2 noon, Fulton Park, i:3O to 6:3O p. m.
 Friday-Fulton Park--lO Q. m. to i2 noon; intefplayground tennis from I:3O to 5:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
Pet Show

Pets of all sizes and colors were displayed yesterday afternoon when the contestants Vied for honors, Prizes were awarded as follows, (Best Looking) Catherine Cirillo, (YoungesD Emma Lou. Sharkey, (Oldest) Betty Dooley, (aomeliestl Jackie Cuddy, and the (Oddest) Ma rion Morris. Those entered in the contest were: Fritz Sporbert, Betty Dooley, Robert Dejardin, Ruth Murphy, Emma Lou Sharkey, Dor othy Byron, Marion Morris, Jackie Cuddy, Francis Pyno.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01
Four Fatalities In Six Months Indicate
 Necessity Of Action
Motor Vehicle Department Pleased Over Success of Careful Driving Campaign Points Out Numerous
 Mishaps Involving Bicycles

half of leSe as compared with the same period last year is offered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-01

Seniors
 i2O yard free style-Won by smith second, Delaney; third, Lasky. Time l:4O.
 60 yard breaststroke - Won by
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RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 Dist ST NV

To The BUSINESS MEN and WOMEN
who are beginning to consider their Sum-
mer comfort the RO-CAR HOUSE offers an
ideal SUMMER RESIDENCE Those who
reside here have the advantages OF CON-
PLETE HOTEL SERVICES in addition to
o delightful COOL PORCH and GARDEN
eauipned for SUN BATHING.
At present we have an exceptionally
large. attractive studio room, with many
windows. high ceilings. spacious dressing
closet and connecting bath This room Is
suitable for gracious Summer entertaining
and will accommodate one or two.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TAKoMA PARK: 40 SYCAMORE AVE-
cool and shady. electric refriserator, Sss.
S.Dhead asii G1i s25 RI''ts Good nsS
borhood.
EXCLUSIVE 18th ST. LOCATIoN-WTLE
rent suite OF 3 rooms or share my beal.
with nome Driyiesss or ~ suSIe. tna entire s00% spt.
OF . rooms and porch. Phone Adams 2602.
ATTRACTIVE. COOL FRONT AFT
T%''i Tss 10 ss5s and Disn9 $3.50 mo- Sgns
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE. APT. WITH
sn0tner",Two rooms. twin beds. kitchen.
nath. West 0932. Ant. 307.
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. APT. 8,
bed-living room, Semi-bath.
Use Of kitchen.
SHARE APT; 1907 ST N.W-MAN. IS,
0 man nhfLe his Eifh S1nSsnia Protestant young
kitchen kitchen bath. sleeping porch apt, con-
Esener EtiagoqS nd not ,Un water; have GOOD house,
cluded. Apply Bird noor front
YOUNG LADY. SHARE WITH ANOTHER.
orec!ates home: Columbia 3430,
D1o,WNToWN1;DEsIaAsLE DOW LARGE BED
cludins gas. electricity T Si7 iSth t0 81. m
327 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.-3 ROOMS
bath, ami; $40 month; cleo, gas. heat
included; suitable for couple
2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS LOVELY
iisht. gas. AIS II S0,s'tsIa se. 70 'hii'' hea''
CAPITOL HLL-LARGE ROOM AND
esSnsn ap reasonable. eefp HS 9S%f9tsse St
524 OGLETHoRPE ST Nw-FURN,
ap:;; rooms. kit. bath, or 8 rooms, kit.
37O1 MASS. AVE. NV.
S1l5 month: southern and western ex-
f5ASDAdT f5Ali eJ5n Ays HzdNER Z e.. TSSS TSe;
s44 SHEPHERD ST, NV BRIGHT
rooms. neatly furnished: private home;
heat gas and cleo; near cars and bus.
reasonable; adults.
s19 N CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-ATTRAc-
bath; newly decorated; clean. quiet nome,
adults.
1879 ST. NV.
One or two room apt. well furnished,
private or connecting bath; near transpoT-
ea1Ioh.
hhamoMA home insuates fAE6-S RMs' HIGH-cLAss GLASS
I5o CHESTNUT ave. shepherd aa4s. ai u4'S'
STUDIO APT, NEW MoDERNIsTIC FUR
nlture, large rooms, kitchenette and
bath. open rireplaees. Frigldaire. l5th ana
X SO. North 772n. North $685..
$500. ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
Free Gas. Electrcity ysla RefrisfrasioE.. E SET ".
Spacious apartment. furnished IN
unusually fine style. located in high
Class apartment building in conven-
lent section; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service
FIDELITY STORAGE Co. 1920 St NV,
THE BROADMOOR.
apt 400 available May Is to Oct. Is; 2
pee rooms. 2 baths. living room, Kitchen.
dinette: completely furnished. los
NEAR POTOMAC PARK.
CORCORAN COURTS. 40l 23rd ST NV,
FrigidaIre Current Free.
sS. -oO-Rec. Hall. living room with Muir.
ply bed. bed room. dining room kitchen.
tiled bath. built-il tub and shower, See
MANAGER. Phone National 6933
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Observation-Disclosures

NV Phone Adams 96IO.
THE CARLO 1875 SPRING PL1 Nwm NV.
lawn: isSn9 lesss3 lssn Adults ss2 s55 and D. large
1245 NEAL ST. NE,-2;RooM, KITCHEN
service Phone Columbia 0936. .--------
sS1s baS sh sc sT RooMs ss5 x1rSa Ses
Mer. Phone Columbia 35l6.
919 9th ST. NE:-3 LARGE Rooms.
near car lines; adults preferred.
thing modern; Bird floor: FriGidaire. elec..
gas phone furnished; $50 month. Phone
Metropolitan 9G10.
227 Ist ST. NE r. K. BATH; FRIG-
,daire; heat; Iisht. Apply Sunday IL am a.!
ing real fireplace in living room; 9 ex-
resident manager 99l5 Conn. ave.
9l2 LoNGFELLow ST. Nw;-3 ROOMS.
kit:; heat. hot water; gas elec. included
| S45; convenient to everything.
ENTIRE Ind FL. 3 ROOMS. KIT. BATH;
or rooms. kit; 4 bath near car and
buses Feas rent light ss,s Ea; sest sss FrisiS
1904 STAPLES ST NE-MoDERN q
| rm Kitchen. private bath; second mr.:
saSn,s gas elest sso elect refrserator employed
3 ROOMS. WITH PRIVATE BATH; CoU-
Pile preferred. 643 K st. ne.
236 LONGFELLOw ST. NV ROOMS.
and aPd bus 0fsh ehons 4oS5
5235 CONN AvE.-ATTRACTIvE .
room, kitchen and bath elec, refrisera;;
ton stove, paper new. moderate rental
includes ali expenses,
3 ROOMS KITcHENETTE AND BATH.
elec. refrigerator; S45. 4210 4th NV.
47O7 9th ST. NV large front rooms,
for Ink. semi-priyate bath. shower; ANIL
Adults. Reasonable.
PETWoRTA-327 ALLISON ST. NV
Corner house l large room. inclosed
! porch. large kitchen semi-bath' heat gas.
electricity. Reasonable. Employed couple
preferred.
private hath; heat gas and elec' Iurni
in detached home; $50
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR ROOMS:
| kitchen semi-private bath; heat and hsht
furn.; centrally locatea; couple preferred
THE BARBARA. 9th AMP AMP MD; p. AVE; Ioe..'aI: NE
.hsSa of G Ssss af Ga 2n Bs g.?
soon3 noo%s Sssh fHFM PeEHortP on SSM sSM AyE ygo
MAN. 919 New York ave. National 1852.
LIv. RIM. / AND 2 BED RMS, K. B.. GEN,
ca. Ca ave-: SS; sSS;s:ssS; IS o tarn.' ssS:s45. ~
$50 E. CAPITOL sT.-THIRD FLOOR OF
| owners home; two rooms. kit, bath;
| neat gas. elec. and Frigidaire; reasonable
| to responsible couple or two settled ladies:
1900 10th ST. NV. tsHAwMUTD.. SOS.
Front apt; rooms, Isception han; kis.
! bed rooms. living room recep. hall, kit.
bath with shower porch; corner; ex.
| posures; cool and airy; delightful view:
| $50 open for inspection. Resident man
ager. Phone North Oslo.
| THE FAREWELL $500 18th ST. NV.
] = rooms dinette. kitchenette and bath;
| Frigidaire on house current.
17OS NEW YORK AvE.-3 LARGE
rooms with fireplace and porch.
CHEVY CHASE - BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX
capt. 6 T. t3 bed roomsl. 3 porches. open
fireplace; available June /; adults. Phone
| Cleveland 5000.
s1s ST, NE.-vERY ATTRACTIVE .
rooms. deluxe kitchen, beautiful private
bath with shower; private home; second
| floor: must be seen to be Appreciated
ami. Adults only
1910 LoNGFELLOw ST. N.W-S-ROON
apt. unfurnished In private home l2s
Continued ca Next Pase.l
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COUNTRY BOARD.

wANTED-Boarders on farm near staun-
ton Shady on highway; So per week.
Real home for elderlies. L. l.. Hotinger.
Churchville. Va
wANTED-Children to board on farm:
plenty milk. good food and care. Ellen J.
Pierson, Manassas. Va.
CHILDREN will be well taken care Of on a
lovely farm. Ella Hardey Clarke. Clarks-
vile, Nd.
WOODLAND LODGE. on the Olney Ashton
rd... MARYLAND offers all the beauties OF
Of a lovely old home equipped with mod.
ern conveniences; large lawns. porches and
delightful rooms. Delicious meals daintily
served Open for house guests. Anne
Parker MANAGEMENT. Phone Ashton 147-J.
lOs
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THE JEFFERSON.

1900 10th ST. NV. DIST. 47O4,
Corner apartment, containing
foyer, living room, bed room,
kitchen and bath, with shower.
Completely furnished.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,
Continued,

1920 10th ST. NV
delightful home residence for men and
women; lounges. drawing rooms for guests
USE hish, cool location for warm weather;
country surroundings. vet in the city, with
in walking distance large, shady yard.
hammocks, swings. games. screens and
every comfort for Summer; hotel service;
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WARDMAN PARK.

- WOOOkE1 Inn,
1858 Woodley rd.-2 large master rooms,
beautifully furnished. in modern. refined
hnme; Exceptionally nne meals: home at.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

wan N4Ehb-hOoNS AMI DOAhD.
WITH refined private family for Siamese
government students to perfect their Eng
lish. Call Decatur 4S44. between 10 and l..
and and 4 week days.
COOL ROOM. board. Protestant family, two
girls. single beds walking distance Union
Station. Lincoln 57s5 Sun. ewes. to 6. .
BY ELDERLY lady and son. two rooms in
private home; Wsshington or nearby sub
urbs. Address Box Sax. Star once.
YOUNG LADY employed, desires comfort
able room and board with small family in
private home. Address Box AL. Star
BY YOUNG LADY-2nd-fioor room with
board NV. by May l6. State rates and
full particulars. References exchanged. Ad-
dress Box ASH, Star ofice.
ONE OR TWO desire room and board on
farm: must be reasonable. Address Box
AK Star once.
GOVERNMENT employe desires room and
board self and wife and care for small
daughter during day Address Box $50
Star office.
YOUNG MAN would like room and board
with refined private family: walking dis
tance. Metropolitan 4047.
LADY. employed desires clean, Comfortable
single room and board in quiet. refined
home where there is no drinking and on
floor where there is no radio, and ladies
only: state price and location. Address
Box 4S-J Star once. TO-
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3 BED ROOMS 8 BATHS; HoUsEKEEP-
ing; real fireplace in living room; 8 ex-
posureS, only one unit available. Apply
resident manager 29l5 Conn. ave.
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ENTIRE End FL 3 ROOMS. KIT. & BATH,
or rooms. kit. & bath; near car and
busSes; reas rent; light. gas. heat. Frtgid-
aire included; adults. 5316 sth St. nv.
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3 ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE BATH; coU.
pie preferred. 643 K st. ne.
236 LONGFELLOW ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; ami; convenient to
cars and bus. Phone Randolph 4055.
5235 CONN. AvE.-ATTRAcTIVE @
room, kitchen and bath, elec. refrisera.
tion stove, paper new. moderate rental
includes all expenses.
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1904 STAPLES ST. N-E-MoDERN 3
rm.. Sitchen. private BATH second hr.:
gas elect. elect. refrigerator; employed
couple; 500. 1O'
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227 Ist ST. NE R.. K. BATH; FRIG-
!daire heat. light. Apply Sunday, ! ! m.
to ! pm. only. TO-
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912 LONGFELLoW ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS,
kit; heat hot water. gas. elec. included;
S45. coDvenient tn everything
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CONN. AVE.
Guests eSss :Ss21RssoesEiaa sSToEaof ofscss scsssi:: week.
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1872 GIRARD ST. NV LARGE RMS.
kit bath. inclosed sleeping porch; every
thing modern; Bird floor: Frigidalre. cleo.
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s19 N CAROLINA AVE SE.-ATTRAc-
tive oed-llVlng room, kitchen. adjoining
bath; newly decorated; clean. quiet nome, ,
adults.
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1879 ST NV
One or two room apt well furnished
private or connecting bath; near transpoI-
tatiOn
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PETWoRTR-327 ALLISON ST. NV
Corner house large room. inclosed
porch large kitchen semi-bath; heat, gas.
electricity. Reasonable. Employed couple
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s44 SHEPHERD ST. NV BRIGHT
rooms. neatly furnished: private home;
neat. gas and cleo; near cars and bus.
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wANTED-A gentleman to rent nice
home beautiful room. near bath; dlScrim-
mating gentleman; Protestant; semi-pri-
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN

Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
10th ana sts NV room. klt. path.
completely furn., linens, silver Erieioaire'
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1900 MASS. AVE. NV. APT. 8,
Bed-living room, semi-bath.
~ IrfE

SHARE APT, 1907 L ST. NW.-MAN- IS,
10 share with congenial Protestant youn Z
man his well-arranged for privacy Groom
Kitchen Kitchen bath bath sleeping porch apt. con-
keeper and cook; $40 week; meals in.
cluded Apply Bird floor front
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31Ol MASS. AVE. NV.
Attractive. cool 5-room-and-bath apt,
S1l5 month: southern and western ex-
posures; Will rent during Summer months.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.. INC.
1871 Conn Ave nec 2Hn0
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3 ROOMS KITcHENETTE AND BATH,
elec. refrigerator; S45. 4210 4th NV.
47O7 9th ST. NV large front rooms,
for Ink. mi-private bath. shower; q MI.
Admits ReaS0nahle
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1918 NORTH CAPITOL ST-Will rent
large. bright. double living-bed room. End
separate; home privileges share kitchen;
young couple preferred; references
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327 TENNESSEE AVE. NE-3 ROOMS,
pain, AMI; $40 month: cleo, gas. heat
included; suitable for couple
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s1s ST. NE.-vERY ATTRACTIVE .
rooms deluxe kitchen. beautiful private
bath with shower; private home; second
floor: must be seen to be appreciated;
apt. unfurnished In private home i5s
(contlnued so Next PaSe.5
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CAPITOL HHL-LARGE ROOM AND
Kitchen apt; ami; clean. comfortable,
convenient: reasonable. 10 Bird st. sc.
524 OGLETHORPE ST. NW.-FURN,
ap.,; . rooms. kit. bath, or rooms, kit.
and bath
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j 9th ST. NV ROOMS. K1TCH-
lth; cleo refrigeration S65. Res.
Rhnf,e Enlurnhia 2SlR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-13
PoLI'S

A new co-starring romantic team "a European director who has dc. iivered some of the most widely dis- cussed pictures ever shown here or abroad-and c dynamic screen story are the ingredients that have audi ences everywhere awaiting the new Metro 0oldwyr Mayer picture Fury" which opens ct Polls to. day.
 The new team brings together syl- via Sidney and Spencer Tracy--the sensitive brunei beauty who recent ly scored in "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" and the punchy, genial, typical American "guy" who has the critics still cheering over his performances in "Whipsaw" and "Riffraff."
 "Fury" tells 6 powerful dramatic story in which Tracy is c garage owner enroute to join Sylvia Sid- ney to get married when he iS ar- rested as c kidnap suspect in a small town.
 A mop, Tea on nySter1h unu WHLs~ pered rumors, storms the prison to seize him and administer murder ous Justice" They are unable to reach him in his cell and burn the building down, but Tracy manages to escape.
 He becomes mentally shattered by the ordeal and plans vengeance and gets his two brothers to press charges that result in the indict- ment of twenty-two men and wonl- en. Walter Abel, as the district at- torney. uses newSreel shots to prove the identity of the lying defendants They are convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to death
 Tracy, however, finds his victory c bitter triumph and make Q sir- prise last.mlnute move that gives the picture an unforgettable finale
 The strong cast numbers hun. dreds. with important assignments played by Walter Abel, Bruce Cabot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-13
STATE

Edward c. Robinson's tremendous new screen success, Bullets or Bal- lots," begins a four day engagement at Warner Brothers State theater today where 1t headline another great double feature program.
 The story is by Martin Mooney, the New York newspaperman who exposed racketeering in the news papers ,and was sent to jail for thirty days for contempt of court because he refused to divulge the source of his information. He claim- ed 1t was his moral right not to divulge the names of persons who gave him information confidentially. Robinson's new role affords him all the opportunities for characters ization that "Little Caesar" the pie ture that made him famous, gave him, but in this picture he is not q gangster. He is e hard boiled detec- tive determined to put the boldest and best organized band of crifn- inalS known to history out of busi- ness.
 To do this he renounces both love and honor, at least temporarily, for he breaks with the police and os- tensibly become Q crilninaly himself. in order to gather the evidence to break up band of crooks 50 pow- erful that no one had ever been able to put the finger on them.
 An unusually talented supporting cast includes Joan Blondell, Barton MacLane, Humphrey Bogart, Frank McHugh and George E. Stone. The companion feature is "Nobodys Fool" Q laugh-packed comedy starr ring Edward Everett Horton with Gienda Farrell and Warrent Hymer. It's . great show and you'll enjoy 1t immensely at the cool, comfort- able State. Wednesday brings Jessie Matthews in "It's Love Again" with Half Angel" as the companion fea- ture.