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Evening star., 1936-06-21
CAMERA REPAIR
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
COUPLE WISHES DEPENDABLE PERSON
looking park; SIS per month. Col. 9O29.
DREssMAKING, REMODELING. ALTER
ing and refining. 1925 Upshur st. NV
Phone Adams 0736-J. after p.m.
SPECIAL-ALL HATS COMPLETELY
ations. S1.5O. Mollo Studio. 1Oi1 H st
NV. Dist. 1885, formerly with Nine. Ash. =
MIDTOWN SECTION NEW YORK CITY;
sublet July y-Aug, cool apartment rooms.
completely furnished; convenient to shop
ping and theatrical district. Call MR..
WYNN. Me. 0540.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER WANTS
established public stenographer, with MINI
scope typewriter: refs. Adams G650-W.
I DESIRE TO MEET AND CULTIVATE
acquaintance of another gentleman in
terested in contemplated two-month auto
Plans subject to agreement. Address Box
Ais. Star ofice.
MOTORISTS, GET MORE COMFORT TO
the mile, use POSTURE PANEL BACK;
trict 400. br. 101.
LADY TO SHARE DOUBLE ROOM WITH
another Adelphia Hotel. Philadelphia. dur
rsfereness n sschansed. MRS EssA u wELhs ELS
Cleveland 2O64.
SILK LINGERIE. WoMENS AND chill
drens dresses. laundered by expert; re-
turned turn like new; price reasonable, Georgia
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE NEWLY FUR
nished one-room. kitchen and bath apart
men ment with another; S25. Address Box
LADY HAS NICE FURNISHINGS TO
make pleasant home for responsible
adults who will finance yearly; references
exchanged. Address Box 35-S. Star ofhce.
NURSING HOME ON 18th ST. GIVES THE
best of care to invalids: cool and Comfort
able: rates moderate. Phone Georgia 4187.
GENTLEMEN ONLY-TREATMENTS FOR
e Es sy Psens as ssSn s Ss Ys
DOES YOUR CHILD NEED COACHING IN
his studies? Get him ready for Fall tern,
now. Tutoring done by an experienced
vate lessons given at Hi your home. n. Reason son.
able rates. Gall North 4216-R for further
MISS .ELooD's PRIVATE KMpERGAR;
Ct Ct dancing an and nursery; hour day or week:
GIVE YOUR KIDDTEs A HAPPY. WHOLE
Va. Ages $40 years; rates. $40 week, S35
%Snth 0aat Msessssa Literature upon
REFINED. QUIET WOMAN WOULD CARE
for for small sqSurban home or apt Address
TAX LAWYER. EXECUTIVE OF NTEG-
rity, sober, Industrious, eficient. wants
salaried position Immediately. Address Box
$685.. Star ONCE. 21'
HAVE WASHABLE WALL PAPER ON
SOL Aspen st. NV. factory representative. .
WILL. CARE FOR CHILD IN REFINED
suburban home: pleasant room and board
for parent IL desired. Shepherd 1913.
salt water. swimming. boating, fishing;
coaching piano: voice ana rhythm work;
EHsssss Hss... Tsls: 1YAssss Yssss, In,sn wId Ec.i
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TOILET GOODS
DEMONSTRATOR.

Attractive young woman
with clear, fair skin, must be
thoroughly experienced. Ap-
ply Employment Office, 4th
Floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
CASHIER, PREFERABLY
NATIONAL INSTALMENT
POSTING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR. SEE MR.. LIEBERT,
BET. 9 AND II MONDAY,
816 F ST. NV.
WE REQUIRE THE SERV-
ICES OF AN EXPERIENCED
CORSET ERE. APPLY
SUPT.'S OF FFIC E, 4th
FLOOR, S. KANNS SONS
co.
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STOP-LOOK-LISTENI
BE PROUD
OF YOUR HOMEt
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

A home is mans castle 1t represents
his success =. . his place in the world
Federal Contracting Co. will help you make
your home what you want it to be.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

LET ME BUILD. remodel or alterate your
home or store. Henning Carlson, builder.
Phone Potomac 0317. jy19s
WE INSULATE
An low "a $50 for average home. Acme
Insulation EngtneerA District 1855.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

(Continued.I
STENOGRAPHER-SEC thoroughly
experienced including legal and switch
board; excellent references. Phone Adams
9065-J Sunday or evenings.
STENO legal and public exper. wishes
command English. North 249O-W
SWISS LADY, highest character. competent
housekeeper. wishes position to lady or
gentleman. Lincoln 1900-W
TEACHER, cultured. refined. will care for
apartment or home July August for use OF
same. Address Box 325-S. Star ofice.
TYPtsT, experienced, would like posi-
work: young and dependable; references.
Metropolitan 0514.
TYPIST., clerk: high school graduate; ex-
perienced. speedy and accurate. Call En-
erson 1929. Good references.
WIDOW wishes to keep house for gentle-
man: salary. Address Box 4O3-S. Star
once.
position as companion to elderly lady or
housekeeper for an employed couple no
laundry no children. Address Box 3la-S.
Star offlce. %"
WOMAN. 40. refined and capable. wishes
care OF elderly person or charge OF child
for Summer; reference. Write A. Doyle.
5000 clifton ave. Baltimore. Md.
YOUNG LADY desires position in doctors
or dentists ONCE, small remuneration ac-
cepted. Phone Columbia 6120.
SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. young, refined wish work as
cook and chauffeur; go away or in city;
good reference: colored. 1918 @ st NV
MAN AND WIFE want janitor's quarters
or work any kind. Decatur 2l73. All
Elm st. NV.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

CoLoRED coUPLE-cook. housework
drive car: permanent position; moderate
salary; state experience. Address Box
33T, Star once.
COLORED WOMAN. big and strong. for
cleaning apartment; give details. Address
Box 4a0-S, Star once.
COOK. colored. Apply 141s Florida
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Ages to IL.
Experienced trained teachers. extensive
grounds. large trees. Swimming, shower
bathing. pony riding. care and feeding OF
pets. artcraft work. nature lore. hikes and
many outdoor activities. Free play. music.
dramatics. :, Happy. healthy environment.
Men councillors for boys; Special coaching
TRANSPORTATION and hot luncheons pro-
vided. 9401 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Md. Phone Shepherd 1874
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FOR SALE-In town. Edinburg. Va, ger
eIai STOCK groceries. refrigerator case, 9th
nHtuIeS' or VIII trade for lots or real estat
IN or near Washington. Call Decst,,
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| your own permanent business as whole
saler handling line of merchandise sold to
merchants. druggists dentists. doctors
beauty parlors. barber shops and depart
ment stores and want to earn $40. 600 or
VieT o1 nan M a. Wnodbo1sc at or ohf Mr hd
No Information given over the phone
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WANTED-TWO WOMEN

Ot neat appearance. age 80 to 40. for work
In our service dept. Must have some selling
experience, good reference and fair educa-
ton. Call $50 m. Monday. Charts Shop.
AZ C ST " -
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Ledendecker 3025 o st NV. West 1120
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WANTED-To lease or buy good gasoline
station or garage or both together. Ad-
dress Box 1898 Star ONCE
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WANTED-Party to invest $500 or 81 Don:
money secured and returned within one
year. plus earnings: interest in investment
retained. Interview will reveal possibilities
CT lifetime income. Address Box HIP.
Star of1ce
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DRUG STORE-Corner nv; wonderful
opportunity; white or colored; 500 cash
pal terms. Address Box 412-s. Star once
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CONTRACTING CO. INC
BIB New York Ave. NV. National 1403
National 713O. Night Adams 0O33.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.
% u Oh u AASANS Az
(Continued,)

BOY. coiored. wants Job kitchen helper,
dishwasher bus boy. shoe shine or farm
uoyk potnmac H3T0
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RESTAURANT. downtown doing So 900
vkly; elaborately equipped; price S35. 900;
terms. Bob Hollander, rm. o0S, 1406 @ st.
LAUNDRY. branch agency. estab. 3 yearGl
rent S26: nice living; light work, short
hours; price. $3.50. 609 7th 81. sw,
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YOUNG MAN. colored wishes Job as chauf-
feur or truck driver. Reference. 10 years
experience. Col 1925
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
LABORATORY MAY
BE FORECLOSED
Decision on Chief Two
Moon Herb Co. to Be
Known Friday

Whether Bank Commissioner
Walter Perry, as receiver Of the
Merchants Trust Co., can foreclosl
on the laboratory OF the Chief Two
Moon Herb Co.. will be decided by
Judge John A. Cornell ut the short
calendar session OF superior court
Friday morning, Motion for the
foreclosure disclosure OF defense and
the setting OF law days has beer
entered In superior court by Mr.
Perry.
The foreclosure Is sought In lieu
Of n $4,000 promissory note which
executed April 20, 1928, Is as yet UNI
paid. Interest Is also due on the
note. Claims against the company
are also held by A. d. Stelnbach
who has attached the laboratory FOL
$4,000 and the City OF Waterbury
10 whom taxes are owed.
The laboratory Is a well known
building, being located on East
Main street.
Motion 10 set aside the verdict In
favor OF the defendant, IN the case
OF Mrs. d. G. Evans against the
Byrolly transportation Co, will also
be presented to Judge Cornell for
Jud Inent A superior court jury
returned verdict In favor Of the
Byrolly Co., In the suit, IN which
Mrs. Evans claims $40 900 dam
ages for injuries allegedly suffered
IN q truck-auto crash on Southing-
ton mountain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
JOSEPH CASMIRRO
sues LOCAL BANK

With the allegation that he had
been hired TO sell property for the
Citizens ~ Manufacturer Bank,
with the understanding that he
was TO receive a commission, and
upon the successful sale OF the
property had been denied that COM
MISSION Joseph Casmirro today en-
tered suit In common pleas court
for $500 against the Citizens g.
Manufacturers bank.
Casmirro who Is a real estate
agent, claims that In August the
bank requested him TO attempt the
sale Of property on North Main
street which included three fam
lily house, stores and garages. In
the same month he completed the
sale OF the property for $500, and
demanded his commission Of 1886,
which the bank refused.
Attorney Walter w. Smyth pre-
sented the claim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
CONNECTICUT MAN
in SPANISH WAR
Sebastian LlobelI Sepa-
rated From Family,
Drafted for Service

Six months ago Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
bastian Llobell and their two chill
dren, Frances, 8. and Paul, Q, left
for a holiday In Spain, Mr.. Llobell's
native land. The family was able 10
make the trip only after several
years Of saving on the part OF the
father.
Recently Mrs. sebastlon Llobell
and the children returned to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul j. Gerber, OF Paxton, Mass, af-
ter SIX dreadful months IN the war
plagued country. Mr.. Llobell wasn't
with them. for the Spanish gov
eminent, knowing he was techni-
cally. still citizen, had impressed
him into army service. He Is now
somewhere In Spain. his family ig-
norant Of his circumstances.
Previous to their voyage TO
Spain, the Llobells had lived IN
Colllnsville for about SIX years,
where Mr.. Llobell had been employ
ed by the Collins Co. It Is expected
that Mrs. Llobell and the children
will return TO Collinsville after rest
Ing from their narrowing experience
eS.
Horrible experiences. including
her unsuccessful efforts to have her
husband released from the army,
and the execution of her brother In
law for being suspected Of Fascist
sympathies, were related by Mrs
Llobell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
RECEIVERS MAY
PAY DIVIDENDS
Permission to Be Sought
in Court Petition Fri.
day Afternoon

Permission will be probably be
granted the receivers OF the Charles
A. Templeton, Inc, TO pay s per
cent dividend to creditors, when q
petition Is presented Mt the short
calendar session OF superior court
Friday. Charles A. Templeton, us
receiver, has also applied for per-
mission TO continue as receiver.
The dividend OF 8 per cent will
amount TO about $4,000. In his mo-
ton for permission 10 pay the div
ieend Mr.. Templeton states he has
that amount on hand and II will
not Inconvenience the business H.
nancially, II he pays II.
Mr.. Tcmpleton will seek permis-
sion to continue as receiver for
another four month period, or until
March o. 1887. He first was APP
pointed receiver Of the business
June 10, 1892. Bth motions Will
be considered by Judge John A,
Cornell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
,DIPHTHERIA CASE
! DISCOVERED HERE

One case OF diphthcria, one OF
measles and two OF lobar pneumonia
were reported In Waterbury Lost
week. The weekly morbidity report
OF the state department Of health
discioseB that no cases OF whoopinB
cough, scarlet fever or typhoid fever
were fllcd here during the same
lperiod. The case OF diphtheria hero
was the only one recorded In tho
entire state. Thirty-eight cases OF
scarlet fever were reported IN the
state o. o. whole and the total on
measles was ~. Thirty.Seycn cases
OF lobar pneumonia were filed.
Other communicable diseases re-
ported during the week throughout
the state were. Broncho pneumonia
~, chickenpox rs, conJunctlvitB, Inf,
3, dysentery, bac,, 2, German measles
9, influenza 8, mumps IS, paraty-
phoid fever 3, Strep. sore throat /,
pulmonary tuberculosis 81, tindulent
fever /, gonorrhca 20, syphilis 80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
COMMUNISTS PLAN
THURSDAY FARLEY
|. Wofsky, State Secre'
/. tary, to Be Speaker at
\ Cherry Street Hall

: Tomorrow night ct Russian hall
the communist party will sponsor q
meeting on the results Of the election
campaign. !. Wofsy, state secretary
OF the party, will be the principal
speaker. An analysis OF the Roosevelt
landslide, OF the role Of labor, espe-
ciallv In New York state where the
american labor party polled such a
iaiEh vote, and other factors impor-
tant In the last election will be care
fully examined with an eye on pos
sible outcomes In the future. The
question today Ii being asked wheth-
tsr labor will have q party OF It's own
IN 1910.
william z. Taylor who has just
returned from q trip to the Soviet
Union reports on the progress OF CO.
cialist construction and itS signifl-
canoe In world affairs, will also speak
The 10th anniversary OF the Soviet
Union recently celebrated sees O
great and growing nation engaged
In the work of peace and construc.
ton. Mr.. Taylor Is O we'll known ne
gro leader IN this state.
The meeting will be held ut 1874
Cherry street at Q o'clock and Will
be open 10 the public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Fannick Post

President Minnie Greenblatt OF
the Ladies Auxiliary OF David l..
Fannick Post, No. 81, Jewish War
Veterans, has called @ special
meeting tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock at the office Of Dr.. Louis
l.. Weinberg on North Main street.
Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. They were origin
ally slated to be nominated last
Wednesday, but owing to Armis-
ticc Day the meeting was post
poned.
All state officers have been In
yited to'a state council meeting
at the Garde Hotel IN New Haven
tonight at 8 o'clock.
dwelling Of the monument TO
the late Comrade Milton Albert
of Naugatuck viii be held Sunday,
November 20, at II a. m. at the
Sharith Israel cemetery. All menu
bers of the post and auxiliary are
requested to wear their regulation
capt. Rabbi Moses d. Sheinkopf
will officiate at the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
CATHOLIC WOMEN
ARRANGE SUPPER
st. Thomas Parish Hall to
Be Scene of Event To.
morrow Night

The annual church supper, spon-
sored by the women Of 81. Thomas
church, will be held tomorrow night
at the church auditorium. Plans
were completed today to serve a rec
ord number Of parishioners and
their friends.
Mrs. Robert Schollay Is chairman
OF the general committee, and Mrs.
Matthew Tuohy Is chairman Of the
ticket committee.
The complete list OF the subordi-
nate committees Is as follows: Meat,
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Leary; salads,
Mrs. J. Burns and Mrs. Olson; cof-
fee, Mrs. Michael Circuit and Mrs.
Martin langley; beans, Mrs. st.
John and Mrs. Kenny; kitchen, MRS.
Crowley and Mrs. Michael Lynch;
pies, Mrs. Il. Thibodeau and Mrs.
McDonough; tables, Mrs. Guilfoile,
Mrs. .ORourke, Mrs. Rappelt, Mrs.
Loeffler, Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Kelley,
Mrs. Meegan, Mrs. ]. Smith, Mrs.
Sullivan, Mrs. John White. Mrs. A.
Carey, Mrs. Connors, Mrs. Martin
Cream, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs, Spellman,
Mrs. Koran, Hrs. Tuohy, Mrs. Dow,
Mrs. Frisb!e, Theresa Fleming, Ger
trude Feest, Helen Leary, Margaret
dunshannon. Mrs. @. Tuohy, Mar
garent Van Weymer. Anna Aappelt,
Mrs. B. Reilly, Mrs. j. Delaney, Mar
garet Sullican, Mrs. Hench, MRS.
smith, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Jackson,
Mrs. W!eh, Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. SPELL
man, Mrs. Commerford, Katherine
Dalton, Mds. A. Colgan, Mrs. Bolan,
Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Hubbard, MRS
Cantillion, Miss G. Brennan, Helen
reilly, M. Brennan, Margaret Gloss
Rosemary Kane, Helen Hyland'
Catherine Hyland and Martina Sloss'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Local Red Cross
Donations Today
Amount to $1,142'

Returns to date In the Red eros
Roll Call total $l,142.05. Those
who have not been approached In
regard TO their Red Cross MEM
berships and who would like to
contribute may send their checks
to the Waterbury chapter, Amer
lean Red Cross, by mail, or can
make their contributions In person
ut the Office.
Today's report follows:
Chase school, 5000; Sugen-
hcimer's, Inc, Sl3.25; Fulton Mar
kets, $500; Waterbury Republic
can. American, $24.45; Waterbury
club, SI4.5O; Waterville street, No.
90 TO 104, Mrs. M. +. McKenna,
canvasscr, $500; Lord Kitchener
post, British War Veterans, $500;
Waterbury Savings bank booth,
Miss Jean Samaha, $500; mall
subscriptions, S22.50. Total TO date,
Sl,142.O5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Family Aroused
By Barking Dog,
Discovers Fire
Mt. Vernon Ave. Residence
Badly Damaged By
Early Morning Blaze

Damage estimated at well
over $1,000 was done to a
house under construction on
Mount Vernon avenue short
ly after A o'clock this morn
ing. The building Is owned
by Edward H. Madison.
Raymond Gaylor, contractor for
the structure, whose home Is across
the street, was awakened by the
barking OF his dog. Getting up TO
see what was the matter he saw the
blaze In the Madison home, and
sent lin a fire alarm.
Firemen were at the scene for
some time, the blaze having a strong
start when they arrived. Floorings
Of two rooms on the first floor
were burned away, side walls and
woodworking were badly damaged,
and there was considerable other
damage from the flames and heavy
smoke.
The fire marshal's office reported
the blaze resulted from spontaneous
combustion of pile Of rags, left
behind by painters, and covered
with lumber.
At 9:36 o'clock this morning, a
driver for the Grove Trucking Com
pany drove his big vehicle to the
Walnut street fire house, where
firemen extinguished minor blaze
In the wiring.
Later in the morning firemen
quelled two brush fires, one on
Harpers Ferry road, the other on
Luke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
|ActiOe, Firm, Market
Started off Today
Block of 10000 Shares Of Radio Corp. Featured Open
ing-DeIuge of Small Orders Followed

orders came into the market. Quo
tations were abbreviated. The tape
fell behind.
Among initial blocks were:
Montgomery Ward 5000 at 06 7-S
I'D SO mad o new high.
TransAmerica 2,S00 at l6 Lea up
l-8, and q new high.
Woolworth 1000 at II up 2 Ia
and new high.
Loew's 1880 at 66 up !, new high.
Chrysler 1000 at 1877 up la.
General Electric 1000 at 81 Sy4 up
3-8.
Curtiss- Wright q 5000 81 up la.
Electrical musical industries 5000
at 8 Ia unchanged.
Dozens Of others came out In
blocks ranging up to 1000 shares.
New high were made In all sections,
including American Telephone at
1888 l-2 UP I lee; Du Pont 1913 S-%
up / "a; Mcclellan stores 81 up Ia;
Remington Rand "a 6-s up SEQ: U.
8. Rubber 40 l-2 UP 3.S; Kresge
Department Stores at 81 SO up Ia.
U. 8. Steel opened 1000 ct " Ia
UP Ia and then advanced further.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Florio Post

A group OF members of the local
Florio post, Italian American
World War Veterans and its ladies'
auxiliary is expected to attend the
installation of officers Of the New
Haven post which will take place
at the d. A. v. club rooms, 3S7
State street, tomorrow night.
An invitation was extended TO
the local post and auxiliary by Ma
tional Chief OF Staff Dominick
Onofrio who was former national
chief of staff Of the d. A. v. and
well known in veteran circlei and
in Waterbury.
The local post was instrumental
in organizing the New Haven post.
The officers TO be installed are
the first set Ut officers and include
some very prominent veterans.
Many OF them are from the
Yankee Division and the famous
Italian Machine Gun company
which suffered high casualties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
kOsenwald Youth
Reported Better
After Operation
Parents Race to Local
Hospital From PhiIadel.
phia With Physician

Robert Rosenwald, 12-year
Old student at Gunnery
school, Washington, Conn,
whose parents dashed here
last night from Philadelphia
with their family physician
after the boy had been
stricken with appendicitis,
was resting comfortably at
Waterbury hospital today.
The hospital reported that
the boys condition was good,
and that he was not In any
DANCE.
Leasing J. Rosenwald, chairman
Of the board OF directors Of Sears,
Roebuck and Company, and DR..
Ralph Goldsmith, who performed
the operation on the youth at the
hospital at / o'clock this morning,
returned TO Philadelphia today. Mrs
Rosenwald will remain In the city
for several more days 10 remain at
her sons bedside.
1.-The parents were notified In Phil
adelphia at z o'clock last night that
the boy was In the hospital and that
an operation was deemed necessary.
They arranged for police escorts,
got Or, Goldsmith and left the
quaker City at 8:l5 o'clock. City
and state police escorted the car
into New Jersey, and state troopers
led the Rosenwald car across the
Skeeter state to New York CITY
New York and Connecticut state
police were also supposed TO have
escorts arranged, but the plans be-
came confused and the Rosenwalds
came across New York city and
through Connecticut TO waterbury
without any police assistance.
They arrived here shortly before
o'clock, and the operation was
performed shortly afterward. Prep
hrations had been made at the hos
pital for the operation, and only
the arrival OF the boys parents and
their family doctor were awaited.
The operation was described as O
complete success.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
"SOuyenirS"

Three swords dating from the
Civil War period were among ar
ticles recovered yesterday by De-
tective Joseph Bender. They were
taken by seven boys from O house
ut li73 Hamilton avenue.
Also recovered were O phono-
graph, O set OF candlesticks and
other articles. The owners Of the
house left recently for Boston. The
boys will be arraigned III juvenile
court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
ACTION AGAINST.
CITY WITHDRAWN
Complainant, Rose Oliver,
Claims Damages for
Fall on Sidewalk

Settlement out Of court was
reached today In the $4,000 civil
action OF Rose Oliver against the
city Of Waterbury, In which damag-
es were sought for injuries alleged
ly received In a fall due to q de-
fcctive sidewalk. The case was
awaiting trial by jury In superior
court.
The complaint of the plaintiff al
leges that while walking at 1l,30
a. M, November 30, 1885 Oh the
sidewalk at the corner Of Nelson
avenue and Meriden road, who
tripped over a large stone, which
was jutting from the middle Of the
walk and fell to the ground, suf-
iering several injuries
r. was claimed that the sidewalk
was defective due to the negligence
Of the city and that therefore It
was liable. The firm Of Carmody
and Thoms presented the suit Of
the plaintiff, with Assistant Cor
poration Counsel r. 8. Sullivan de-
tending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, Ms.
PROBATE COURT, Nov. 18Th, 1886.
ESTATE OF MARTIN J. McEVOY,
late OF Waterbury, In said Dis
trict, deceased.
Upon the application OF FRANK
j.. McEVOY, Executor. praying that
he may be authorized to sell. Ger
tain real estate belonging to said
HstAtc.-.as per application on file
more fully appears, IL Is
ORDERED, That said application
be hearu and determined at the
Probate Office I'm Waterbury. In
said District, on the ist day Of
December A. ID. 1886 at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon STANDARD Time),
and that notice be given of the
p.ndency OF said application. and
the time and place OF hearing there
IN. by publishing this order one
time In some newspaper having n
SPECULATION In said District, on OF
eefore the 10th day Of November
= MARGUERITE NJ. FAnY,.
11-I6-tt Asst. Clerk.