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SALE-ACREAGE.

200 ACRES OF LAND. IS MILES FROM
Washington. in Fairfax County; 1000 feet
on two hard-surfaced roads So 900; 81, 600
cash. Address Box :}39-E, Star ofice.
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GEORGETOWN

@ rooms. baths; new detached
Phone Adams b297.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.

SALE, BARGAIN-INVESTM PROP
erty 1918 Y st. Sc: $3.50. Frame: &
condition only. Rented $500 per year
PHILLIPS e. CANDY Phone National
1900 Investment Bldg
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5-FAMILY APIS

400 LONGFELLOW ST NV
New corner building being completed
three and four rooms each
Owner Oh Premises D. S BIRON
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413 EMERSON ST. NV ROOMS. KIT.
bath, back porch: employed couple or
young men only: garage optional.
1919 PARK RD-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath. S41 so: l room and bath. S25
l40s Girard st.-3 rooms. kit. and
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NICELY FURNISHED COTTAGE ON
water. all conveniences fine drinking
water; gas range. electricity. Frigidaire 3
minutes drive to Annapolis M SOLM-
son, care Of Elks, Club. Baltimore
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CHOICE 10Th ST. Apis

423 18th ST. NE ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath; h.. l.. g. furnished: adults only:
employed couple preferred; $40.
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SALE-SUBURBAN

fine shade. on Rockville pike: IS 500 Will
rent by month partly furnished BUELL. M
GARDNER. Phone Rockville $50.
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SALE-BUsINESs PROPERTY.

ON L ST. BETWEEN 9th AND 10th NV.
Lot 21xll0, first commercial; excellent site
for business. Price only 81. $50; terms If
desired. z. A. GARVEY, phone District
45OS I126 Vermont ave
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
BY the Purchase Section, National Bureau
Of staIndardS. Wanslhdinston; p G.. until 2
opened. for truck with special body and
equipment Specifications may be obtained
at the Purchase Section, National B Bureau
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington. D. c.. until 10
O'Clock a m, May 8, 1886. for furnishing
copper nickel alloy forginRS. pluneer fora-
inGS to the Navy Yard. Washington. D. O.
Apply for proposals to the Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts. CHARLES CONARD,
Paymaster General of the Navy. ap %, 30.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Purchase Section. National Bureau
Of Standards. Washington, p. C.. until
opened for the construction OF a Rayleish
disc chamber for the standardization and
testing OF noise meters at the National
Bureau of Standards. Washineton. D. G.
Specifications and blueprints may be OBJ
tanned at the Purchase Section.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, OFFICE OF
the Director National Geological Park,
WASHINGTON D. c., April 20. l036.-Sealed
proposals will be received at this oflce
until 8 O'Clock IN on the 1st day of May,
1885. and then opened. for furnishing one
electric arc welding set delivered at Ma.
tional Zoological Park in accordance with
specifications. copies Of which may be had
At this once. ap22.23,24
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ON RHODE ISLAND AVE.
IN WOODBRIDGE
EXCHANGE.

BUILDER WILL TRADE NEW DETACHED
6-room 2-bath house on clear Sc house
around IS 600 or $4,000. Address Box
4SS-E Star Office
BUILDERS WILL EXCHANGE NEW A.
family apt. fine n, w. section. fully rented
excellent investment. for clear ground or
lots in D. c. Phone National 0271. After
pm, Georgia 1906.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


LooKI NORTH BEACH COTTAGE. AMI.
F. SCHULZ. Phone Greenwood 1870.
water. all conveniences fine drinking
water; gas range electricity. Frigidaire;. 8
SON care Of EiSs NIa CUB Baltimore: No 9oLN-
LOTS 5Ox17s FIT. EACH. ON MEALS
Greek near Rock Point. D. D. DAVIS, .10l0
BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots, bungalows terms; Gentiles only Send
for booklet Address MAYO A A Co. Md.
RUSTIC LOG CABIN. 4 ROOMS BATH.
eIec overlooking water; excellent boating,
price terms. Cali Shepherd 3447. s to
tifuI eottage, 8 rooms, bath and esTaee.
$3.50. Virginia Beach Va; easy terms.
Transportation ideal; leave Washington
50 round trip; no charge for carrying car.
AIS3 zyf seye5a; beautlfqi blds sites. J. l.
COTTAGE CONTAINING ROOMS AND
bath. completely finished inside; artesian
wei new gasoline water pump; running
wa wa;eT er- both floors dining room contains 8
House completely furnished including gas
range operated with Pyrofax gas Also
National 65G@. OF North 623s evenings.
AT BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN SHORES ON
So. River Washingtons choicest Summer
home colony. 3 water front and 3 close
to-water cottages for sale. All have run
ming water city flush toilets, elec. 81 200
to 50 200 Small down payment $50 TO
S25 per month. CARL w. BIDDICK
Riva Md
FOR sALE-YEAR-ARO BUNGALOW
on salt water, shadyside. Nd fishing.
place. > bed rooms. kitchen. modern bath:
furnished; cash. Mr.. Wallrodt, SO Seaton
pl. NV. 26s
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TRADE.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

Woodridge-sample $3.50 Newton St
pne 1928 18th st ne Large detached
kitchen. slate roof copper cutters. down
spouts concrete front porch. weather.
on frSt floor; fireplace, chestnut trim and
large foored attic southern exposure; lot
3Sxl3g garage. Open until pm. To
inspect out Rhode Island ave. to 2Sth
ST. ne. left l block to homes
WM, R. THOROWGOOD
o0oi r I Ave NE Decatur OIL.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

One of the old, substantially built houses
in desirable location Three story and base
mert yard and side entrance. Cali OWNER.
West 1874
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Chevy Chase, Md told section o).
SIC. 750-s-r and o-bath detached house;
modern and IN good condition This
property is in one of the real beauty spots
Of Washington. Just a stones throw from
Chevy Chase Circle.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY To. LOAN ON D c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate Prompt service.
JESSE l. HEISKFLL, I1l5 Eye st NV
MONEY DELIVERED AT ONCE
5000 repay 81 wk: $500 repay So so Vk
BlldInan Co. sos Bond Bldg Natl 2490,
SEE US FIRsT-LoANs PROCURED a
autos Inheritance estates. promotions 81.
End and 3gdo 3Fd trusts No red tape Quick
pay $3.50 VIZ; 500. repay $50 wk.;
$500 repay $3.50 wk. 81 500 repay 81 so
VIZ; 50 600. repay, SO Wk.; So 500 repay
Sl2 80 WI. $4,000 repay SIS wk SO, 500.
repay Sl7 50 wk: $4,000 repay $50 wk
Above payments include principal and
Interest and car be arranged monthly
WEsg I3ISgv VEST suece5so!s 70 DIR, A
Eye meets New YORK ave.. National 4675.
COLORED.
LOANS PROCURED ON 1st and 2nd
TRUSTS.
On D. {. and suburban properties for
home Improvement taxes rear notes
financing and refnarcing. Small monthly
payments: interest as low as 5C: quick
acting and euaranteed results; free advice
given by expert fnenciers
,o AVON REALTY LOAN CO.
HOURS Am. TO Pm. ''.
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Wyoming ave $40 S5O-10 r " baths:
modern throughout, gas heat Lear brick
Paraee. This is one OF the best residential
blocks in the city
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

EIGHT ROOMS. NEAR 14th AND PARK
ri. MAY l to Oct Is. Adults. $50. Tele-
phone Adams 66l3.
FOXHALL VILLAGE-SIX-R ROOM HOUSE.
furnished. Phone Cleveland 50Ss.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. BATH DE-
tached home in good suburban location;
available. Nav /: SO. Call Mr.. EVANS,
Cleveland a12S.
916 DECATUR ST. NW-6 r. AND B :;
we'll furnished: garage; can be seen by ap-
pooiIntment only. H / COLEMAN co"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE-FARMS.

WAREHOUSE ABOUT 400 so FIT WITH
ing. for manufacture Call West 1914,
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Saurs. Addition. I2.500-Handsome
corner house on large lot; beautifully
planted Four bed rooms, modern and in
excellent condition
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THE BROADMOOR

3bul CONN. AVE.
Bed room. living room. junior dining
room. kitchen bath and porch: southern
exposure; now available. Phone Clev. 5000.
COLORED : SOMETHING BETTER FOR
refined colored. Visit the new. modern,
large apis. being completed at "a to 4s
6 st, s.w.; make reservations now; . nice
water included S45 These are the talk
Of the town. Open for inspection. D. s.
NASH Owner phone North O66O
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SALE-HOUSES.

S7.350-FINE BUY IN EXCELLENT NV.
location; 20-ft. brick house. renovated and
in fine condition: new electric reirigerator
six good-size rooms. bath. full basement,
deep lot Easy terms; Gaeaper than rent.
MING PHONE. COLUMBIA 2045.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
S9,450.OO.
-, rooms. . baths; new detached brick
Il
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THos. }. FISHER & co. INC

eTHos. ,. FISHER & CO INC
s5,95o-gggREIE,s The BRAND NEW
basement and attic fireplace
FoTch Fs5{ fiy fesqupped tor dg ktgheR sRn.r in
trees Convenient restricted sub
ean caHn2 nattonal Ii IA 14sa a!si sen 00'cAy,
ss.a50-sEvEN-R ROOM HOME IN PRETTY
section OF Mt. Pleasant. overlooking Rock
Greek Park. The house is only few years
throushout YOU would take it to be Brand
new. Is entirely modern in every detail
s!I. and has four bed ed, rooms. wide porches.
R N. HOOKER; Metronolitan 1858.
Ss.45n-DETACHED- CHASE
Beautifully situated in the Leland section
OF tnls popular suburb and nov, being re-
bTigbt fln5hed 1oo tmroqgf9ut h7 IKE bTand,rew SIX
side living porch on big lot. with pretty
shrubbery and a garage. The price has
and TIE location is exceptionally fine
E2sni5. NJ HooEER p MetToS2lisn G1ii S5I Gesa.
pretty with > laree rooms al!
modern; situated on large lot,
deiay alfa eleGstiop csi Saton2l ii p & fiso Don't
yenient northwest section. west of
Georaia ave. near the Roosevelt Hish
School. and erade schools: rooms
fr9n bsaf snf 1c9sea TsST Porches
very good buy. For sale to settle
50. .55G.spETAcHED HOME IN CHEVY
CHASE. D C., on lot 50Xl25 feet, with
in ! ? square of public school and only
short walk from circle. Z rooms. den
water heat HARDWOOD W iofe fooPPs Pslsr and n9a- sa
65sser fhset VII TFPTs TTessondition to suit pur-
HOME IN FoREsF Hills Hi 1SshD Situated faGon on
inetons, finest residential areas :
rooms. : baths, screened, side porch.
open, fireplace complete modern equip
ment throughout This house is In fine
c0hGssFH43AnN sHANSoNa seS : very I1t5g9a g29a bgg. TX
1905 st. NV. National e345.
cose-in chevy chase. Ma GppSniffnlih modeFn fnFlish
rooms, . BATHS den or library pantry
Boss af PHEI paS r29 ca5 oaGo EVE
MING PHONE. EMERSON 5O2s.
PETWORTH
S. 5500-S150 CASH
Todsy's special offering: mi-detached
rooms and bath. with large front and
rear .porches, built-in garage: newly re-
RoDi'lSaen RoD Ratonai FoE PARTICULARS call HARRY
bsh 6eBE MW
condition: price. S5.750. real bargain.
,o,o HARRY B. PITTS co.
l10l2 18th ST NV. Met. O100
s.,.,, WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
ave H-wh, garage: S500 down balance
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BARGAIN

HOME OR INVESTMENT
TAKOAIA PARK CO rooms bath
hot-air heat Toll burner garase. LARGE lot
well landscaped. Convenient location
: 600 cash. balance monthly. Call Mt
HFACOCK at Natl UgS'' for inspection
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$8,95O-NR, MASS. AVE,

S0,S0U-NR. MASS. AVE.
Attractive home. 4 years old, better
than new because the owner has taken
excellent care and added many features.
especially a beautiful garden; , large bed
rooms. beautiful living room Colonial fire.
place large. bright dining room: we'll
equipped kitchen attic copper cutters
deep This home could not be duplicated
today for several thousand dollars more.
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS DIST 1411
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SALE-HOUSES.
CONTINUED

NEAR CAPTToL-s R. MOD: PoRcHESI:
large yard. Account death, almost Y auick
sale. See this, you'll buy. DIST. 54b4. 20
ON 18th ST, NEAR PA. AVE. E3DE- De-
tafhed r. b. cellar SHADES etde iiSol
leum. etc; nicely redecorated 1hrausHnoo4pt. =.
Price only S3,s50:. easy terms: E. A. GAF-
VEY, DIST. 450S. 1l26 Vt. ave. -
NEW CHEVY CHASE. D. c. Sl0.950-AL1.
modern Improvements; > baths; automatic
heat cIgb G6 sa1gEY nSf AdamS
7-ROoM. -sEMI-DET. BRICK: NEAR 10th 9th
gas furnace; screens; weather-strlppeo:
paved street and IA alley; Gc, b,-i garage; at
ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCILE-2 r
new plumbing floors. etc: everything IN
new condition; yard to alley. Price reason;
tfict t 45os. 1926 Vermont ave -~
S75-a-month home for SIS , monthly. d
120u block Shepherd st. II W WASHING
TON REALTY CO. phone Georgia 5000.
5000.
Attractive, detached 6-room and bath
house. 4-car garage; half block from car
line Phone Natl s74o or Col. 4l;1.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. 1905 37th
st.-ModeTn siX-room home. near Bureau
Standards. Wilson High. viii sell or eX-
SSn3anse Ior Sa!aoIe properly assessed ABOUT
NEW-HoUsE coNDITIoN-sIx ROOMS
and bath. modern. i4-acre Handicapped lot:
flowers fruit trees. Near old GEORGETOWN
I'd. Metropolitan 117O.
OPEN TODAY AND TONIGHT.
o9lS 10th st. n.e.-6-room and bath
Colonial brick home; incloSed sleeping
porch; pantry: refrig,; all modern and in
new-house condition: b.-i. garage close
to schools. stores and transportation;
first time offered for sale. See this. as
the price is right
CLEVELAND PARK. ss.75o-DETACHED
7-r. and bath a bed rooms. with all mod
ern improvements: close to Connecticut
ave This is an almost unheayd-of price
for a detached house in this popular in
town" suburb.
Chevy Chase, Md fold section o>.
SIC. .750-S-r and 2-bath detached house;
modern and IN good condition This
property is in one of the real beauty spots
Of Washington. Just a stones throw from
Chevy Chase Circle.
Wyoming ave. $40. s5O-1O r. . baths;
modern throughout, gas heat @-car brick
Paraee. This is one OF the best residential
blocks in the city
Saurs Addition. SO. c.5o0-Handsom
corner house on large lot; beautifully
planted Four bed rooms, modern and in
excellent condition.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
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UFEN IODA9 AND IONIOHI.
o9lS 10th st. ne.-6-room and bath
Colonial brick home; inclosed sleeping
porch; pantry: refrig: all modern and in
new-house condition: b.-i. garage close
to schools. stores and transportation;
first time offered for sale. See this. as
the price is right
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the temple
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tCOntjuued,)

ROCK CREEK PARk-S ACRES. LAKE.
The Castle-Studio apt, large living rm.
fireplace. bath. porch: light housekeeping
permitted. Unusually attractive. Phone
sil 1A2R directinnS
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s24 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY

S4.950-CORCORAN ST. NV.
Near Dupont CIrcle-4-story brick 10
rooms baths; has 81 200 building loan;
rents for S65 month.
LEO M BERNSTEIN.
719 5th s. NV Met h40n
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WE NEED NOW GOOD PROPERTY
PRICED RIGHT, ON TERMS. city. subur-
CO, 1915 N. Y. ave. 341S 14th. 2203
Wilson blvd
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CLEVELAND PARK. Ss15O-DETACHED
7-r. and bath q bed rooms. with all mod
ern improvements: close to Connecticut
ave This is an almost unheard-of price
for a detached house in this popular in
town" suburb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Deadlock Developes
 In Card Tournament
Final Series Opens at St. Margaret's With Morgan,
 WheIan's Teams Tied-Banquet to Close Season

club will be one of the flnalists at the close of the season. Last nights results were as follows: Patrick Flaherty 25, Dick Baldwin F; Mick Whelan g; Johnny Deeley 19; Jim Morgan g; Henry Smithwick 19; Bernie Scanlon "A; Jim Garfield 18.
 Notes
 Tim Shanahan was out with a cold which perhaps accounts for Jack Deeley's team losing the ver- dict.
 The boys had lot to say about the merits of Joe Stevens, one of their number who was recently ele- vated to chief inspector of the de- tective bureau. The way things are going we may have to ask Joe to lo- cate Dick Baldwin if his team loses many more games.
 Pat Troy wanted to know if there were any refreshments and was told that the amber would not flow again until the banquet.
 By the way boys that won't take place next month. The final play off will be held on May 11th.
 Bernie Scanlon was satisfied with the results for 1t brought his team out of the cellar for the first time in ever 50 many weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
DILLON ADDRESSES
 Y SPARTAN CLUB

George Dillon electrified the members of the Spartan Club with his talk on sports at their meeting last night at Central Y. M. c. A. George spoke at length on the at tempt of the Waterbury amateurs to win a national baseball trophy. He related important incidents on the trips which are usually to some mid-western city and spoke of the showing of the Waterbury team in this annual competition.
 As a member of the Putsic Friars and past-president of the Inter Club Physical committee, George is a special fayorite with the fellows, who kept him until late hour answering their many questions.
 This program on sports was a special feature of the Club and was arranged by John Began, who in- troduced the speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Millions for Lobbying

Did the power trust" spend $20 0,000,000 in lobbying last year in an attempt to beat the Wheeler Rayburn public utilities holding company act
 Chairman John O'Connor (New York, chairman of the House lob- by committee, says 1t did. O'Con- nor led the investigation into al- legged lobbying by government off cials for the bill.
 He blocked roll call vote on the death sentence" sought by the ad- ministration. He is a brother of Basil O'Connor, New York lawyer who is reported to have received $25 ,000 to work against the bill. So It sounds official.
 Tt may fairly be said that the stupendOus sum of S20,00,0OO was spent, and, of course, as usual, with no effect" said O'C0nn0r In support of the Smith anti-IObby- ing bill, and went on to disclose lobbyist tactics.
 Members had difficulty getting into the chamber when the utility bill was being considered on the floor of this House. One fellow from Ohio kept calling out the members through the east door and there were lobbyists clogging the entrance to the speakers lobby.
 "If this bill has no more effect than to keep these leeches away from us so that we may walk through the corridors of the capi- tol, 1t is well worth passing.
 There is such a thing around here as universal lobbyists The utilities called in all the standing lobbyists and put them to work, no matter what organizations they represented. They did not miss many lobby representatives of these other organizations.
 Even the lobbyists for charita- ble organizations were put on the payroll of the utilities. Now, that situation, of course, IS at least an annoyance"
 Copyright, 1036, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07

m. at the East Rock Gardens, with President G. A. Hopson presiding.
 Besides his talk and demonstra- ton of the Universal soil testing system, Dr. Morgan will test any soil samples brought to the meeting. Thk simplified method of determining the amount of plant nourishment in soils was devised by Dr. Morgan and has proved increasingly popu- lar in Connecticut and eight other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
LADDEN REELECTED BY H. N. B0WLERS
Annual Banquet of SS. Peter X Paul's Church
 Loop Largely Attended

More than 70 persons attended the annual banquet of the Holy Name Society bowling league of Sts. Peter and Paul church at Lakeside Tavern Saturday night. Freddie Hall headed the entertainment pro- gram. Fly LaBonne entertained with several selections, and short talks were given by Rev. Francis Murphy, Rev. James Woods and Harry x. Cashin president of the Waterbury Bowling Duckpin Association. Will liam J. Derwin was master of cere- monies.
 William Laddcn, president of the society, was elected president of the league for the coming year. Others were as follows: John Wrenn, vice. president; Al Scarvota, secretary and treasurer; Francis Corrigan chairman of the rules and regula- tions committee. Plans were made for soft ball league. A meeting will be called within the next few weeks at which arrangements will be made for a smoker the proceeds to be used to outfit members of the parochial school team. Freddie Hall has guaranteed to take charge of arrangements and large attend ance is anticipated. Those attend ing the banquet were as follows:
 Rev. James F. Woods, Rev. Fran cis A. Murphy, Harry x. Cashin, Freddy Hall, William J. Derwin, President William F. Laden, Albert Scarvota, James Harmon, John r. Cody, Dennis J. Sullivan, James B. Altman, Bill Harvey, Jim Tucker, George Filley, John Wrenn, George Daly, Francis Pettinicco, Bill Mur- phy, Frank Bares, Jr., J. Anthony Tucker, William Altman, King Holi- han, Larry Calabrese, Joseph Con- lon, RuXX Bolger, Daniel Semela, Thomas Eagan, Ronald Petruccione, Charles Stein, Frank Corrigan, Jo- seph Rosse, Al Paul, John McGuire, Vincent Mulligan, Art Stein, Si. Sefa George Vellette, Ed. White, J. J. Whalen, John Lawley, Wm. Gleason, Thomas White, Earl Bolger, F. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Bet YOU don't know.

Bet you don't know. An aldermanc committee proposes that the section of Abbott Avenue which runs from North Main Street to Kngsbury Street be renamed Savings Street. This comes from the fact that the Waterbury Savings Bank is the of North Main and Abbott Avenues. And how many people Of ing on was named You'll find if you trace street history in Waterbury that each and every has it's and distinct meaning particularly the older streets in the city, Some named for persons; others for incidents inanmae objects connected with their his tory. Abbott Avenue was originally named for A. F. Abbott who opened it and also named it back in 1875 Oddly enough another street in the city was named for bank and that is as easily be guessed Bank Street which named for the Waterbury Bank, which once stood at the corner of Grand Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07

Around the town. . Congrats are in order for Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mccarthy It's boy and their second one Tom is popular member of the Howland-Hughes staff . Mrs Purdy Hoyt, former resident, and son visiting relatives in town this week. Dr. and Mrs M J. Lawor are home after vacationing in Florida for some tirne The 1886 crop of maple sugar cakes are
 just starting to make their appearance in the local mar ket most of coming from Vermont way where "sap time" is bit later than in Connecticut. Easter trade promises to be bigger and better than we've had in
 five six years, judging by last Saturdays outpourlng of shoppers There's variation of the old-fash- toned game of ackstraws the market that has our ed CTS all ga-ga Little notice given locally to the anniversary of entrance into the World War yes terday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07

Sounds in the night. The faraway whirr of speeding automobile along the main road The sud- den babbel of mixed voices late party breaks up and the house door thrown open The hum of car starters the racing motors the clash o gears the last good -byes. |. The deep silence that follows such break in the midnight serenity. The clop-cop of the miIlman's horse on hard pavement The subdued of wire container A pIaintive from kitty left out in the cold The distant bay of hound dog and the retor of wellstabled terrier in quick staccaO. The sigh of peaceful countryside as the hush of nightfaIl spreads and engulfs a community.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07

Captains Jim Morgan and Mich ael J. Whelan of St. Margaret's Holy Name society's card tourna- ment directed their teams into a deadlock for first place in the final series as a result of the games played last night at the parish par ochial school hall. One of the re- maining features of the evening was the team lead by Dick Baldwin slipping into last place. The latter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
APRIL

saw her windy hill
 while l cut a-trouting; A dainty finger ganst her lips
 Half trembling and half pouting Upon her shapely little head
 She wore pokiSh bonnet; With sunbeam strings and blue bird wings And dahodils upon 1t. l saw the south wind syly kiss
 A tress that stray'd from under; From out a cloud above, heard
 A jealous growl Of thunder But when from open hand, I, too, With kisses fond would pelt her, She straightway fell to crying and Alasl there was no shelter I wonder if she really thought
 That was merely joking; To spill her tears all over me
 And leave me wet and soaking Then like tho woman that she iS, The woman hckle She broke into the brightest smiles To zee me in such pickle. She laughed and chaffed and then she lied. Across the hills went dancing; While I?--just then had strike" And-I forgot romancing.
 -. Warren Harper, in the Hartford Times.