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WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WANTED-FIREPRooF BUILDING. J60xs0
feet: must be heated and have electricity;
must be located in Sc. or ne. Wllllns 10
pay as much as Sl25. Telephone Lincoln
asia or Lincoln 1896 after 9.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

5000 Ga. Ave Ford Dealers. shep. 1914.
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CHEVROLET master sedan, 1888; excel
lent condition throughout low mileage:
new tires; radio; low down payment. Geor-
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CHEVROLET 1885 master 4-door sedan;
driven less than 5000 miles; delivered new
last September; finished in beautiful Jet
black; show room appearance from bumper
to bumper; excellent tires. motor. finish;
spotless upholstery; goes on sale today
for S595. Superior Motors, 1920 14th st.
NV Phone Decatur 1900.
CHEVROLET 1929 Tudor sedan. S4B.
Used BY druggist. 1921 Conn. ave. Phone
Cleveland 3s3e.
lCoailaaa1 a "a faeaJ
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CoLoRED-sACRIFICE So, 75o.
Beautiful homeb ebane rg9mS Nafionai 1d's sa4o
COI,ORED BARGAIN-5-ROOM BUNGA,
low and lots; sale. $3.50. Apply So9
1st ST. NV --
coLoRED-6 ROOMS. BATH HoT-WyAAo7 WAo
down. balance like rent. Decatur 394s.
COLOREp p-S445O-TERMS ARRANGED;
Kenyon and Sherman ave..I6-room1, ano
hath BRICK Just being redsSoraGtsle nhons Glev 2s4S
CoLORED-EAST OF 18th AND LAMONT
sts. NV; o r.. h.-w.h.. electricity long
yards. wide alley; yours at bargain
1112 Lamont-9r., mi. 1920 lrylnIg- e.
II 2ing-6 T. S r. ami 1856 4th-la r, ami.
1924 S-12 r., ami;
Nice corner lots.
1870 GirarddMo9 +, am:ti n6rth a5o7,
CoLoRED-CoLoNIAL TYPE, SEMI.DE- Sol.
tached, . ms. tile bath, hardwood noors' s
Terms. Phone North 97O9. 9.--=,-
CoLoRED.LAM.opNT ST. EAST ST,cp or bo5ne: iS5e:
very GOOD condition; 3rd floor arranged
as an apartment: price Mreassonaoie. re- For 10
information Address BOX 4oo-o' o.aI oIiiUs
Unusual home: first time. offered Tor sale,
s r: modern in every detail: priced 1or
quick sale Phone Decatur 1607-M.
coLoRED-ACT QUICKLY. SAVE $3.50.
very fine Groom brick a house e,sctr,n WITH
brand-new h.-w.h. plant, az new i, eiscIr,c III :
psred and pain ed throuehout; on very
nice street near the Gapit9i, WI acsspt s
%, price $3.50. Any reasonable terms
will be considered from responsive PVT
chaser. real flne home Tor responsible
colored family.
Phone for kew to inspect.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. =.
1417 l. st. NV MAJ. oooV.
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SALE--LOTS,
(Continued.)
BIJTIDERS ATTENTION.

0OA6A%1AtAS, "A GAN 4O4S'
Spring will be here before you know It'll
Get ready now! / have the lots to meet
your requirements at the right price.
CHEVY CHASE tcornerl, 100 #. Part or all
Kennedy st. n.w--Over 21,000 SO. IT.
Nicholson ST. n.w.-50-ft front.
Allison and Arkansas avenue n.v.-Excel-
lent business corner.
OWNER, CLEVELAND 1870
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WANTED-WATER FRONT PROP.
LARGE WATERFRONT FARM
On deep water; dock or place suitable for
one; cash. Address Box 34S. Star once.
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47O8 Blagden Terrace.
ENGLISH HOMES IN
EOXAII,-

Detached brick in select location bor-
dering on Rock Greek Park. Center hall.
large liv; r. big side porch, Law; on first
floor: 4 bed rms, 3 b., rec. T., 2-car gar:
(deck aboyel, finished attic. slate roof. oil
heat screened weather -stripped.
OPEN MISS REED ADAMS olo3.
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SALE OF PREMISES 724
PROVED BY MODERN SIX-STORY
BRICK BUILDING CONTAINING
FORTY-TWO APARTMENTS AND
KNOWN AS THE BAYHEAD APART
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

AUBURN custom six sedan, 1885, with
dual radio: finished in jet-black. with five
wire wheels. inside luggage compartment.
beautiful upholstery, floating power, hy-
draulic brakes. This car carries a new-car
warranty and finance rate. Norris, Inc,
20lS 14th st. NV. North 3949.
AUBURN. 1885 4-door sedan; never
driven. never titled:' left over from Ig...J
stock: $3.50 down. balance S32 per month.
Jack Pry, 1924 14th ST.. or 4441 Conn. ave.
branch
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CHEVROLET 1895 coupe with radio; all
most a new car: has very little mileage
and fully guaranteed by our warranty; a
down payment and 8 months for balance.
Standard Motor Sales. 1905 14th st. NV.
phone North 1879.
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TAKOMA HOMES

G-rocm o-story house oak floors, fire.
place extra large lot on paved street;
50 $50; easy terms. -
rooms and bath. well built frame
stucco ruagalow, lot 42XloO: S3'ooo' Easy
terms. n-o
One. two and three family houses, 81 $50
up One three family house that Will pay
for itself Rooms large. G-room bunga-
low and one acre of land. beautifully land
scaped House has INV. heat, oil burner.
May be seen Sunday.
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SALE OR RENT FARMS.

325 ACRES MONTGOMERY COUNTY
partly stocked: no trifers: must have gooC
recommendation as to honesty and farm
ing Address Box l29-R. Star ONCE.
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SALE-LOTS,

eash. eaAa-pi Address BOX los. star once :yO
wELL-LoCATED APARTMENT HOUSE
@ Honns n9'k 70 5SR on mp Park inq ad and
feet feet in both lots: So per foot. VERNON
G. OWEN. 1431 Eye st. NV.
KENNEDY ST. Nw.-24-FT. LOT. COM
Street cars: concrete alley Priced right
for quick cash sale. Phone Columbia 2O59.
AMERICAN U. PARK-S1 .O5O; 5OxsO AND
others; choicest home sites in Washington.
Columbia 1865.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c-e0x120; Many
So 900. Phone District $3.50.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION : SEVERAL
choice lots in Chevy Chase D, C., on terms;
trict 64l0. NIGHTS. District 4692.
MUST SELL-TWO IDEAL HOME SITES.
50X125 feet each. nearby Va. st-growing.
restricted c; suburb wateE Eon sidsTalRs bHs
SACRIFICING 4 LOTS, GEORGETOWN;
terms to builders: all improvements: ideal
location. Cleveland 1863.
AN UNUSUAL BUY ON 18th ST-6Ox115
IT. R9ck Greek Park in the rear gTSde
owner will sacrifice for So 900 cash for
quick sale; ABOUT 1000 50 n it oi Lang lang as as
vestment Bldg. National 411S; home
phone. Potomac $500.
CONVENIENT. BROOKLANp; CORNER
for or apt. bldg. This lot has SUN.
1 square to. bus; improvements in; lot on
grade. Address Box 2O9-S. Star office.
ONE OF THE HIGHEST AND MOST
beautiful lots on 10th street NV; 5Ox175
#. to alley; restricted to $40 600 house;
price was $3.50: an offer of half of that
might be accepted. LOUIS P; SHOE
$3.50.
Corner Madison St. near New Hamp;
level lot; neighborhood of detached houses.
1a43 St. NV. Dist. $500.
IN GEORGETOWN.
Excellent location: will sell 30 or so
foot frontage; lot deep enough for formal
garden. Address Box 242-S. Star office.
ANACOSTIA.
block Of lots; Sn area eau IA ooo 50. it; width.
12O ft; wide alley; ideal for row of fats.
OWNER. National 620S. will accept first
So. 500 cash offer.
100 LOTS FOR BUILDERS IN AND NEAR
Takoma Park d. C. and Maryland, 5000
up; lot for four houses, Just of Baltimore
St. Tacoma Park. Georgia 1900.
BARGAINS IN CHOICE LOCATIONS.
55-foot site for four family fiat: north
west all imp. in and paid for. S. 900.
Beautiful lot for detached residence;
18th and TayoT st
bethesda. Md.-on boulevard near
and paid for: 50x150 each; on grade;
'''''' " PRone Mr.. YEILoTT.
Natl 2345 or Wis. 2S40.
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Your Propertv.

Money to loan on second trusts and for
repairs; combine your first and second
trusts and cut down monthly payments.
Gail H. BERENTER. Adams 1855. 81"
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SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON.
1922; repainted like new and mechan-
ically perfect; four months guarantee;
S1@0. Motor Cycle Repair Co. rear 1910
Mass. ave. NV. Phone National 6066.
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RENT-oFFICEs SUBURBAN.

CLARENDON. VA.
Corner; Wilson blvd, near Court House.
block from Colonial Village. Suitable organ
ization. lawyer. architect. engineer or title
examiners. Met 0729. Res. Clev. Oo79. IL
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. LARGE
attic. sewerage. water, elec and gas; I'M
proyed street. close to school and bus line,
lOc fare; 3I2 miles from Washington; good
surroundings. Price, 81. 400. Small cash
payment. balance like rent. b. M. SMITH,
54OS Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. Phone
Clarendon 203S
FOR sALE-sIx ROOM sEM1-BUNGA-
acres land Nicely located, at Dickerson
2S, Washington, to Frederick. No in
cumbrances Price, $4,000. L. B.
NICHOLSON. Dickerson. Md.
LARGE HOUSE WITH 10 a ACRES. cR6. IN
dress Box 1913. Star office.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. ONLY Is MILES
by bus, train trolley from this property;
Half acre. fenced ground. five-room and
bath house, in excellent condition; flve
poultry houses. Write owner. Address
Box 444-S, Star office.
LET ME BUILD YOU A .-FAMILY SEMI
bungalow. 3 rms, kit, bath, 1st floor.
rm. kit, Law. 2nd floor; on level lot
80 X 80; paved street; near one fare
stop at Mt. Rainier; $1,000 cash. S35 90
mo-, 80 bungalows, S3, $50 up; GOOD
buys: 20 miles out E. N. LIGHTBOWN.
leaving Mt. Rainier going to Cottage City.
Greenwood 1925.
TAKOMA PARK. Mr.. BLISS SCHOOL
Large 5-r. and b. bungalow, h.-w.h;, ga
rage, attic, cellar, S5,250; also new brick
S7,250. ROBERT E. LOHR, 81 Cedar
ct nSSI
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% PER CENT.

New four-family apartment. fully Tenteo'
Call Emerson 5464.
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RENT-FARMS.

: MILES FROM DISTRICT LINE. ON BAL
timore pike rooms and bath; running
water; 30 acres Of ground. Phone Potomac
4I07 or Lincoln 210l.
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EXCHANGE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

JTI3 N. CAPTTOI-sTORE AND . APTS.
Income sos mo; Owner lives in APT: NO; !;
properties in nearby suburb if same IS
clear. -
55-AcRE DAIRY FARM NORTHERN.
Pennsylvania Profitable farm. on main
good fencing $1,000. Trade for property
near Washington.
s acres Baltimore pike modern bunea-
low. : rooms store and gas station, Sale
at bargain price or trade for small resi-
dence. r. d. LILLE CO. 26i CarroH ST.
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 1900
IMPAIRMENT BLDG. BEST NV. SEC;
ton: modern subject TO one trust WIN
trade for small property. Shepheru 1897.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE MOD
ern = room and bath house in Southern
Maryland. cleo. h.-wh.. IA acres of good
losmy soil never-failing srtesian wells
Build this house Tor the price asked. viii
sell reasonably or trade. MR.. HE1GLE'
I4I7 St NV. National $3.50. Evenings.
Potomac 2712.
ON 11th ST. NEAR PALAIs. ROYAL
Commercial: sacrifice price, $4,000. Con-
slider NV residence in trade. Write owner,
address Box 1S4-S. Star ONCE.
BEAUTIFUL 7-RoOM, MODERN HOUSE;
near Bayshore drive. In ,,i pest section ,or OF
Tampa, Fla clear WI WILL e~cnsng nisag bu1r i0r
Ealow in Mismi s aIpS fer IoR6iiq p 6 home.
H23 I0th 81 NV. Nationdi f'11..-
MODERN BRICK CK-AND-STONE BUILDING
in excellent business location; elevator.
alley. oil heat full basement. Can be
handled attractive terms,
RALPH MORGAL1.
aa3 18th ST. NV National 4353
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.
231 lSt st. N.E.-Near U. s. Capitol.
De uxe apartments 1909 Insulated and
exceptionally well ventilated Large rooms.
fireproof sleeping porches. model kitchens.
electric refrigeration. hreplaces and beau
titul gardens Rent. 81 ,0S0 per year.
MADISON BUII DING CO. 14I7 K st NV.
VALUABLE CORNER LOT.
Located at the NV intersection Of Brad
ley blvd Wilson lane and Maiden lane.
MARYLAND. I@O-foot frontage over $4,000
50 IT: suitable for two houses: about 20c
a foot Will consider trade See Mr.. Towbes.
l4O4 K CAFRTTZ. DIST. 9OSO.
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WANTED-STOREs.
SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY

STORE AND ROOMS WITH HEAT. NOT
over $50 month: good tenant. ADDRESS
Box lis. Star office.
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CHEVROLET 1882 sedan. S225; it will
give any kind of demonstration; very
clean; good terms 1920 14th st. NV.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

AVALON SHORE COTTAGE AND LOTS;
ami for sale reasonable. B. c. DE
FRATEAU 1012 N st NV.
WANTED TO. PURCHASE FOR CASH OR
trade, waterfront farm in Southern Mary
land Communicate full particulars to
A J. BRYLAWSKI. Earle Building.
WATER FRONT LOT AT NORTH BEACH.
Nd. very reasonable Ideal site for cot
"a Address Box ASS Star ofiGe
Lots, bungalows: terms; Gentiles only SEND
for booklet Address MAYO Co No
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, ON SALT
water: living room kitchen. two bed
rooms bath room, large porch; quarter. quarter.
acre land; electricity: conveniently locateo'
a sacrifice at sos; financed $50 monthly.
Adams $3.50.
COTTAGE FOR SALE: EXCLUSIVE EDGE
water Beach. Md; completely furnished
8 rooms bath dec. screened porches. open
firenlace; Handicapped grounds: Gacrince'
So 600: no agents. Lincoln f63l.
REAL LOG CABIN: FINE, PLOT AM AND
trees: overlooking water: 3 rms. bath.
large porch. electric. running vatc-. stone
fireplace; boating. fishine. swimming: RI
miles D: c.. special price and terms
Shepherd 3447. 10 to 3. 6 to pm.
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.WANTED-MONEY.

WANTED-A LOAN OF $4,000 FOR ONE
ample security. Address Box l4S-S. S.ar
office.
WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR FIRST
mortgage money on several newly con-
structed homes Apply DISTRICT REAL
ESTATE TAX CORP, 9O7 Tower Bldg
WANTED-S3 600 TO So, 900; WILLING
to pay reasonable commission: gllt-eose
security. Address Box 40S-S. Star once.
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uyATTsVuIE HTIIs RARGAIN

HYATTSVlLLE HILLS bAHGA1N.
S-room, practically new. modern house.
near Hyattsville; house has extra large.
attractive rooms. beautiful tiled bath. NV.
heat, oil burner; lot 50x300; garage f:
poultry house; S6,S00; easy terms; Will
trade Tor house with more ground.
R D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St, Takoma Park. Geo. 5000.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COLORED-Money loaned on i st and 2nd
trust city and suburban properties: reason
able rates and interest. prompt action, free
advice OF finahcina end refi0anciVg.
AVON REALTY g. LOAN Co,
100 c. st. NV. National O936 .
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CHEVROLET 1881 Victoria coupe l5-pass.
model. deep blue Duco; clean as q pin;
has excellent tires; motor runs like
charm genuine bargain. Priced right
at only Sl75. Small down payment and II
months to pay. Come in and try this car
Quits what we say it is. Standard Mo-
tor Sales. 2O22 14th st. NV. North 9l39.
Evening star., 1936-02-16

CHEVROLET 1890 sedan; best motor We
have ever seen; real economical TRANSPORT
fatiop. S115 1910 14th st. NV.
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' H I. COLEMAN CO.. INC.
1n1n 81 NV MetropolItan 3SSS.
OUTSTANDING BUYS.

Downtown. within few blocks OF business
apSTtment buil2ins renting for s., 900 per
year will yield Sc 600 as rooming house.
A real bargain on easy terms.
Mt Pleasant. near ] 4th ST. APIS reh,
tai S3 500: price Slg.T5O. Well financed
to net good return, with small cash pay
In Northeast: 1o apartments; rental,
Sc 100: will consider clear houses or mats
in part payment for equity above nrSt trust.
Best section connectcHt cd tsys sye Sith vi sps BAL
ance in first trust over long perloo: An An
assured safe investment yielding large net
Modern corner apt. building; .nrg prize: ice
building for equity above lons-'erh hlsV
Large. modern hotel apartment. exclu-
siye section; properly finance6; es1; Can accept
Other listines. SIS 900 to $4,000 600, for
HISBIE RicTAKRDsoN' @ FRAN6.lTNSo Tafl65al So1S nc
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
MT E4IIIEssAN 4PIIIFIAEsANTNoNIY 20 3 MONTHS OLD;
Semi-detached < rooms; wood. .paneiteo t1
recreation rm.; @-car garage: rented ior
ment. To EsnT sarrains. n1si calI National $3.50.
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING.
First and D SITS. NV (key to corner;
three-story brick. first commerclal: rem.se .ea
at $500 per annum: you are sure TO maze STe
So. $50; just $3.50 cash. balance SO per
month until paid assessed 81 ,3'3) can
G. q DUTY 1924 Vermont ave. Phone
National 44S2: Sunday. Georgia 6409.
INVESTMENT-NE. NEAR LINCOLN
Park-Semi- detac ched brick. g rooms not
water heat So 1850; easy terms. Fnone
'O-"' wAPLE &, JAMES INC.
GEORGIA AVE. NV, 5000 BLOCK. AD-
joining the proposed new. Warner Bros.
Theater-7 rooms and bath. Can be re-
modelled into store and two apis. at
very nominal cost. Call Mr.. Raine.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3341.-
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S4 25O-Six-room and bath brick. tronS-
ing on two commercial streets in down
town northwest. Hot-water heat. elec'
Rented st $40 per year.
SIS 5OO-Brick business property IN
northwest location. consisting OF tn[ee
stores Second-hoor rooms and scar ga
rage Total income. So 900 per year. An
exceptional investment.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV. NAT. '34o.-
RENT. 1876 YEAR-PRICE $500.
Two-family fiat of ; rooms, rooms;
separate heating plants; near lstn ana
RENT s57e YEAR-PRIcE, $4,000;
Corner store and apartment; near con-
vention Hall Market. , ooo-
EUGENE A. BARRY Metropolitan .O20.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIONEERS
I43l EYE ST NV
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-13
&C. r. e. L. Lines"
Replaces Conn. Co.
Chapman Remains Head Of Local DivisiOn-BOssell
Takes Charge in BristOl-New Buses Ordered

sisted by H. r. Downs, chief inspec-
tor at Norwalk. @. II. Chapman will
continue as manager Of the Water
bury division, assisted by r. Y. Dean,
superintendent ct Derby. =. w. Bos-
sell, the new superintendent recent
ly transferred from the Waterbury
division, will continue as superin-
tendent of the New Britain area.
The organization under the local
managers and superintendent will
continue as at present. The service
on the lines and routes, including
through service to adjoining areas,
will continue, augmented by i'm
proved schedules with new equip
ment.
Fifty.five buses Of the latest type
have been purchased and are being
delivered daily. These buses are
painted q pleasing combination OF
green and cream, and are equipped
with the most modern accessories
for safety and comfort including
plenty of light and heat. It Is ex-
pected that these buses will be In
service by December list for the in
creased riding during the holiday
and winter season. II Is the policy
Of the company to develop Its sys-
tenn as rapidly as possible into o first
class modern transportation unit.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-13

Connecticut Railway and Lighting
company, general known as @. r. &
L., Ia taking over the operation OF
street railway and bus property
on Monday, November l6, 1885. The
designation on its bus equipment
will be &c. r. g. l. Lines"
The property extends for about SO
miles from the Noroton river, be-
tween Stamford and Norwalk, on
the west, through Norwalk, Bridge
port, Milford, Derby, Waterbury,
Plainville and New Britain, and In
ter;nediats towns to Newington on
the northeast. A general executive
and accounting Office has been es-
tablished In Bridgeport In the Bar
mum Thompson building at 1T
State street.
Managers Named
Walter Carr, vice-president, Will
be the executive head Of the COM
pany. Paul A. Rust, general superin-
tendent, will be In active charge Of
transportation matters, assisted by
Howard M. Smith, superintendent Of
equipment. All financial and &C
counting work will be under the d.
rection Of Edward L. Stack, assistant
treasurer Of the company. Geo. H.
Crosson will continue as the man.
ager OF the Bridgeport dvisioin, as
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-13
AGREEMENT ENDS
LITIGATION HERE
Civil Suit for $4,000 With.
drawn in Superior
Court Today

Agreement of the litigants result
ed today In the removal from the
superior court docket, OF the 5000
civil action of Margaret DeFabritis
against Jennie Farrell.
A fall suffered by the plaintiff,
caused by an allegedly defective
flight Of stairs In o building owned
by the defendant, was listed as the
basis Of the action. The building
where the fall took place is at 10
Waterville street. The plaintiff was
O tenant Of the building when the
fall took place.
Several injuries. including an Inn
pairment Of her sense Of hearing
were claimed by the DeITabritls wo.
man In her suit. The case had
been set down for trial by jury, and
would have come to trial next week
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-13
KRIS KRTNCLE
KARNTVAL SET
Mrs. Arson Stone Named
Chairman Of First Bap:
fist Party

Mrs. J. Arson Stone has been
named chairman Of the committee
IN charge Of the annual Kris Kringle
Karnival which will be held at the
First Baptist church December IL.
Assisting her will be Mrs. Arthur l..
Purinton, Mrs. Nellie Turnbull, Mrs.
George Stephens, Mrs. A. e. Cault,
Mrs. Raymond Welton and Mrs.
Edna Merrils.
The philathea Glass Of the Bap-
list church will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Stewart d. Cook, l20 Della
ware avenue, next Wednesday even
ing at 9 o'clock. The church school
committee will meet at the church
tonight OF 6 o'clock. Plans will
be completed for o worship service
Of the entire church Thanksgiving
day.
John d. Hayes, M. A., Of Oxford
University, England, will be the
speaker ct the B. Y. p. U. meeting
Sunday evening, referring especially
TO the English system OF education,
their Industrial and service Or
CARNATIONS, advertising and the
Newspaper field, and British law and
and court procedure.
Rev. John II. Mclean, pastor Of
the First Baptist church In New
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-13

Haven, will preach OF the union
service here Sunday evening at 7:30
o'cloc. There will be q deacon's
meeting ut the church next Tuesday
evening ct 1850 o'clock.
The Child Study Group will meet
o week from tonight at 9 o'clock.
The topic will be, Learning to Live
with other People" Thanksglv-
Ing Sunday will be observed at the
Baptist church November ~, be-
ginning Every Member Canvass
week. Rev. David p. Gaines will
speak that Sunday on: Some
Things We Have to be Thankful
For"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-13
MINNOWs PAID AS SALARY

Albany, N. Y. (uP)-When the
State Conservation Department de-
cided to enter the business Of rais-
Ing bait fish, Walter Smith OF Troy,
fisherman, applied for the job.
His salary was 5000 minnoWs q
week. He sold the minows to other
fishermen for bait His Job was TO
net 10000 fish during experiments.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-25
Roland Hayes Returns
To Seattle, Dec. 3

The songs of the American Ne
gro, known wherever good music
is loved, have beer given new dig
nifty and raised to a parity with
the fine art-songs Of the old world
by Roland Hayes, the famous Me-
gro tenor, who will be heard here
in concert at the Moore Theatre
Thursday evening, December 3,
under the auspices of the Seattle
Urban League in a benefit con-
cert.
Roland Hayes has long been the
foremost exponent of Afro-Ameri-
can music. It is generally recog-
nized that sheer genius is respon-
sible for Hayes glorification of the
old Negro melodies.
The programs Of Roland Hayes
are by no means confined to the
songs of the American Negro, but
draw freely from the treasury of
the art-songs of the old world.
They invariably end, however, with
a group of the spirituals in which,
it is generally recognized, Hayes
far surpasses any other singer of
the day.
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Helena, Mont.
wilder Baptist Honors Pastor

Wilder Baptist Honors Pastor
The members of the Wilder Ave
Baptist Church honored their pas
tor, The Rev. ]. Abram Hayward
with turkey and chicken dinner,
Thursday, November 10, at the re-
ssdence of Mrs. Cora Parker, III
State Street. The house was beau
tifully decorated with gorgeous
colors which told the story of the
month of November. This affair
born in the heart of Mrs. Parker,
and conducted by her together
with Mrs. Sarah King. Mrs. Mary
Christian, and Mrs. Mamie Bridg-
water, was given as a token of APP
probation for the pastors extra
ordinary service to the church.
Their church building had remain
ed unfinished, with no outer walls,
for over 20 years. Pastor after
pastor tried but never succeeded
in finishing the building. Because
of so many unsuccessful attempts,
this job had become to be regard
ed as "The Impossible Task, The
Job That Can't Be Done by every