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I. MONEY MAKING DAIRY FARM IN
vestment: eouipped with fine tested herd M
cows, horses. implements, corn. hay. barley
and potato crops; some hogs; good house
average milk check monthly: electriclty:
sparkling shaded stream through meadows
green Shows splendid returns on one OF
MONTGOMERY Countys best producing dairy
farms: reasonable.
. An extra good stock farm. around
600 acres: attractive house in nice % setting
rage and usual outbuildings; fine timber:
including / COW. some farm implements
and half corn crop. Price reduced to only
S12 $50 to settle estate.
g. Wonderful stock and general farm
big barn. good house and outbuildnss;
pike; current available rare bargain
to real buyer BLUEGRASS and green pas
lures. spring. streams.
For years have been appratslng Montg
Co Md. farms and making loans thereon.
this experience will serve yo9 well III IN
making your farm selection. once al my
farm on Potomac pike.
Also some outstanding investment bar
gains from so to 1000 acres: very oe-
C. R. ROWDYBUSH.
Cold Spring Manor,
Rockville. Md.
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Once Center Clarendon. Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1882.
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
fs5s EHEp gfp In irtpiSssst AiSsSst viii Vii
be received in this ONCE until 300 pm:
August 25. 1885. and then publicly opened
New House Once Building. Washington,
D. c.. Specifications may be obtained with
out deposit by qualified intending bidders
on application to this ONCE DAVID LYNN
Architect Of the Capitol.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
NO CASH PAYMENT.

REDECORATED LIKE NEW
Five large rooms bath. semi-bungalow:
a mi. sleeping porch; 2nd-floor space for
3 additional rooms: open fireplace. h-w.h.
hardwood floors. screened. large front and
back porches. garase. very large lot, con-
crete street, close to schools. bus, chain
4 ToMPKINS. Hyattsville $40. Greenwood
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
GAS STATION SITE.
SALE OR RENT-BUSINEsS PROP.
SUMMER COTTAGES.

FURNISHED THREE-ROoM COTTAGE ON
PatuXent River opposite sSolomons Island
Boating. bathing. grabbing fishing: nicely
located on good road For full details
phone or write j. j BRADLEY. California.
Nd Great Mills SILL
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NO CASH PAYMENT

REDECORATED LIKE NEW.
Five large rooms, bath, semi-bungalow:
ami, sleeping porch: 2nd-foor space for
3 additional rooms; open fireplace. h-w h..
hardwood floors. screened: large front and
back porches. garage: very large lot, con-
crete street: close to schools. bus. chain
stores fruit shade trees. Call ROGERS
& TOMPKINS, Hyattsville $40, Greenwood
~
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attractive ground floor room, suitable for
show ROOM studio or office; reasonable.
FOR RENT--3,OOO SQUARE FEET OF OF
fice space first floor, Metropolitan Club.
18th and SITS. NV This is Subet deal.
Present tenant willing to make very large
concession. Temporary or permanent lease.
Call National 1920, Extension IL.
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RENT-RIJSJNESS PROPERTY.

727 IIth ST. N.W-BEAUTY SHOP OR
kindred business rooms and bath. heat
furnished: entire second floor; 500 per
Cali FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD. Met. o7I3.
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CADILLAC 93I sedan, in the very best Of
condition; wire wheels. tires practically
new: this car had but one owner and has
upholstery spotless motor like new: re-
duced in our sale for S345 Skinker Motor
Co. Chrysler Plymouth dealer. l2l6 goth
n
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

? ACRES. BIG BARN 81 900: ON HARD
road IL miles out. Va: electricity avail
able terms. MARTIN T. WEBB g. SON,
Annandale. Va
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1894 truck, pickup body: ike
new: will sell for $3.50. Lincoln S39o pc
tween 3 and 5 pm. 10
DODGE late 1892 1l2-ton panel; perfect
Apply 1886 18th st. NV. Decatur l79S-
FORD 1929 panel delivery. has rebuilt
good body; must sell at once; SOB. WOODY.
rear 1915 N. Capitol. Ia
CHEVROLET 1884 pickup. air wheels. fine
condition, S365; Chevrolet 1898 de luxe
panel. $3.50 Chevrolet 1913" panel panel Sia3' I!,;t
Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st. NV
Adams 5411.
CHEVROLET 1924 truck. Ia ton: cab:
nearly new stake body. dual wheels. SIX
To celebrate our 18th anniversary as a
Chevrolet dealer we have reduced the price
tunity to obtain a good. late-model truck
ready to go to work, at a very & low price;
mo. pmts to suit YOU Any demonstration
you want Owens Motor Co.. 63s3 Ga ave.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

AIR COMPRESSOR, Mersoli Rand. on
truck; curb and road forms, pumps,
grader. trucks, tank trucks. concrete bug
gies and hoppers. 1900 Bladensburg I'd.
ISs
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON d. C. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service
JESSE L. HEISKEIL. 1ll5 Eye st. NV.
COLORED PROPERTY OWNERS.
Second trust loans procured city and
suburban properties. Low rates of interest,
quick action. AVON REALTY CO.. 100 G
st. NV National 0936. Ia
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SALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

SPECULATORS. ATT! BARGAIN. NV,
l3-apt. bldg; price. S36,5OO: good invest
ment: act today. Metropolitan 1856.
FIRST. COMMERCIAL NV. - GROOM
month: price 81 800 Also 3-famiiy fiat
separate h.-w. heating plants. rent S25
month each: price. S6250
GOSS REALTY CO.
1905 Eye ST. National 1353
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DESK SPACE.
RENT-OFFICES.

FURNISHED DESK SPACE: GOOD LOCA-
tion. Reasonable. Phone, office hours. Met.
36S3. IA
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WANTED-AUroMoBILEs.

CASH IMMEDIATELYl-Fuil cash price
II car Is paid for or Nolan will pay ball
ance and give you the cash difference
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AUTO LOANS,

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR CARVE
will lend YOU full market value on your
car Cash in 3 minutes Borrow on your
car and pay for that vacation. old bills
etc Nolan Motor Co.. III 18th st. n W
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RFNT-FARMS,

WANTED-TENANT FORCE OF 3 WITH
team: tobacco farm $50 acres near Mari.
boro Md Address Box 142-B. Star once
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CASH IN S MINUTES!

II car Is paid for. will give you
full cash price, or If not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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The tears soon burst the dam Of her pent-up emo
tions and gave relief to her overburdened heart.
Then courage rose once more within her She must
carry on While she lived, there was hope, slight
though it might be. Now she must have food to
give her strength
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OUT-OF-TOwN REAL ESTATE.

NICE s-RooM MoDERNIZED BRICK
house; tile bath; 33-ft. paneled living room,
open fireplace: h.-wh. IL acres. part
woods; fine spring water, fruit and flower
garden, Scar garage. stable. chicken
houses On county road, in Blue Ridge
Hills Md. 900 #. elevation. $4,000.
part cash Write K. K. ARCHIBALD, 1O17
Flower ave- Takoma Park. Md. Shep-
herd 3953.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-FARMS.

ONE. SUITABLE FOR SUMNER COT.
tage. near D. c. Address Box 111-B. Stal
office 16s
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW. H-WH, ANIL:
good location; 81 800; $500 cash S45 mo.
ERWIN REALTY CO., call Hyattsville 765.
CHEVERLY MD-FURNIsHED GROOM
bungalow. 2-car heated garage. Frigidaire.
month Lincoln 7O13-W between q and g..
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD. : ATTRAC-
tive cottage, a mi. trees and lawn: $1,000.
terms BAINS REALTY CO.. Sab Georgia
ave. Shepherd 1892.
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SALE-LOTS.

UNUSUAL LOT BARGAINS. DIRECT
from owner; Some Parkway lots near Car
roll ave. bridge, Takoma. Shepherd 2642.
$4,000 BUYS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
wooded home site. grand view OF Little
Falls; al improvements in. Address Box
106-B. Star Office
TEN left. ROW-HOUSE LOTS. EXCEL
lent NV. location: priced below competi-
ton. Call Adams 2464
= LEVEL LOTS. 25xS5: SEWER AND
water. on Auban ave. Bethesda Md; $500
both. Lincoln 569S-J.. $50 pm
SOS WOODED CAMP SITES. ELEC. AND
city water; close to river, street car and
htshway Address Box 143-B, Star Office
TWO BLOCKS WEST OF WEsTMORE-
land Circle, Mass. ave and Western ave
NV Fine building site. high elevation
water, sewer. gas. electricity shade and
fruit trees: hard-surfaced street: 5000
feet less than 1Sc it.. cash Also Arm
house and lot. same improvements as
above: 5000 feet: terms; $4,000. 1924
Bayard blvd. NV
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CHEVROLET 1890 roadster; dandy motor
for that school boy or girl We are cele-
brating our 14th anniversary as a Chew
rolet dealer and have reduced the price on
monthly payments will be arranged on
balance. Any demonstration you wish.
Owens Mntnr Co. GAoA Genrgia
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Future DAYS

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. ALL MOD
ERN IMPROVEMENTS. NO. IL ~ENTH
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE
any amount. FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
BUREAU. 900 F st. NV. National 77S5.
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z ROOMS, l BATH.
$3.50.
land Park. Va. Is min. drive from town.
Others. and 8 rooms,
$3.50 AND $3.50.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7940. Walnut 915S.
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CHEVROLET 1873 master coach 1t is nur
14th anniversary as Chevrolet dealer
and We are. celebrating by reducinc the
prices on all our used cars. The price on
this car which is ridicuouslv low is
S300 Beautiful finish quiet motor. clean
interior. good tires If you doubt the
erty to bring along an expert Chevrolet
man to advise you. Paw only S15 down
and We viii arraree monthly navments IN
suit vou Owens Motor Co. 63@3 Ga. ave.
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CHEVROLET 1881 coupe To celebrate
our 14th anniversary as a Chevrolet deal
er- we have reduced the price of this car
to $3.50. We believe it is one of the best
cars of its kind in WASHINGTON. Maryland
or Virginia. Car has quiet motor. clean
interior five good tires and beautiful new
! finish Pay $50 down and We will arrange
monthly payments to suit you Any DEM
R2o1 Georgia
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BUICK 1880 5-pass. coupe;. this car has
excellent paint. clean upholstery; it will
give you plenty Of good Transportation at
very low cost; S135. C. C. c. guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co. 122" 32nd st. NV.
NatI Ore
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CHEVROLET 1895 master de luxe town Sc
dan. driven 1900 miles. in fine condition
throughout. no accidents or Strengthening,
substantial savings from neW-car price
Columbia 0S00 Apt 400
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CFEvROIET 1888 master sedan. GUAR
antee that il has never been in taxi serv,
ice TT,iS is fine car. clean inside End
out: quiet powerful motor. This is An
niversarv Week" here. our 14th as,
car to $ao5 and II Is worth the money.
paw 500 down and We will arranse
monthly pavmentS TO suit YOU. Anv dorm
onstration you wish. Owens Motor Co..
GoOQ GeOroia
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coupe. You can
buy this car at bargain price while we
are celebrating our 14th anniversary as
a Chevrolet dealer. This car formerly
owned by man who treated his car like
a baby. Price reduced to $500, and il IS
an excellent buy. Fine motor. clean inte-
rior. fine tires. Will make any demon
stration you want Pay only S11O down
and we will arrange monthly payments TO
suit you. See this car before making de-
post elsewhere. Owens Motor Co.. 6323
GEORGIA ave
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BUICK 1928: economical motor: bosy'
parts o K Most over S22 gets it. To-
night phone District 5121.
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and a startling value for SlS7; pay 81
cash. So week. Nj. Winter, 112l 21st
II
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BUICK 1929 small sedan; original fine
finish excellent throughout: 81. 900 miles.
Must sell Sg5 Met 6473.
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| BUICK 1896 sedan. owner forced 10 sell:
| For particulars. see T. S. Gaddess. 1O1o
| n
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WE PAY ALL CASH FOR D. C. INVEST
ment property, including apartments busi-
ness and one-family houses: no commits
sions: We are not brokers. Mr.. CRAW-
FORD 1910 Vermont ave. NV Met 2713.
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CHEVROLET 1892 sport coupe splendid
free-wheeling motor. excellent paint. clean
interior. , very good tires rumble seat wa
S2s5. now S245 Addison Chevrolet. 1431
Irving st NV Adams 54l1.
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CHEVROLET 1926 ma ster town sedan:
beautiful black finish, built-in trunk; re-
possessed. Your opportunity to obtain
car with very low MILEAGE at a substantial
saving. We are celebrating our 14th an
niversary as Chevrolet dealer and have
put a price of only secs on this car: new
we will srrange monthly PAYMENTS to sdit
YOU. Owens Motor Co. 62E2 Ga. ave.
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BUICK 1881 sedan. light s.. IN beautiful
shape: motor quiet and powerful: tires. I'm
ish and upholstery in tiptop condition; Re-
Guced in our sale to S245. Skinker Motor
Co. Inc. Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer. 1910
81 n
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CHEVROLET 1924 Bypass. sedan Here Is
one clean car; the ORIGINAL paint is ner-
feet spotiesS upholstery all good tires
and real fine motor. Our price on this
clean car is certainlv very reasonanlc;
S445: C. c. G.. guaranty. Capitol Cadillsc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14

which were knocked off during a struggle with occupants Of the block he ss alleged Co have entered at elT North Main street.
 According to the account given in court by state's witnesses this morn- ing, Race entered the second floor apartment of Emilio DeFerrari, and went into Q bedroom where Mrs. DeFerrari was asleep. Becoming aware of the intruder, she screamed for her husband, who was in the kitchen. He and his son-ln-law chased Race downstairs to another apartment where he attempted to hide behind a wardrobe. Joseph Ve- lenti, occupant of the floor below, joined the chase but Race eluded his pursuers and left behind him only the broken spectacles.
 He was arrested at his own home on Burton street the next morning. Tn defense of his actions this morn- ing, he declared he had bought c quart of bootleg liquor and that he didn't remember a thing that flap- pened after drinking It."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14

Boga, Thomas Phelan, Richard Eagan, John Morris, George How ard, Aldo staville, Donald Maher, Roland 0arant, Joseph Lawlor, George Futile, Norfnand Lezotte, Samuel Geronimo, Raymond Ruby, Donald Briody, James Ruby, James Petit, Austin quinn, Arthur Primas, Arthur Kennedy, Clement 0arant, Thomas Sevegney, Raymond Veil- cite, James Bowling, Anthony Cor rio, Furlan PrimaS.
 Swimming Lessons
 Miss Anna Mechan of Luke street has started her summer program of swimming instructions for the Waterbury Girls club. In addition to the beginners instructions, a course in life saving instruction will be included in tho program. Courses will be conducted for beginners, in- termediates, and advanced swim mers.
 RegIstra tons for the classes will be received at the Waterbury Girls club or at Miss Meehan'S home at 10 Luke street. The classes will be held ct the Crosby pool.
 Regular monthly meeting of the Washington Park Community club will take place tonight ct 7:46 ct the Community House. The time has been advanced to allow the members to participate in the Washington Hills card party at xaverian hall.
 The committee in charge of are arrangements for the carnival to be hold the first week of Juno will meet tomorrow night at 6 o'clock ct the Community House.
 Jimmie "Red" 0ladney, sports commentator of the monthly issue "Voice of the HILL" announces in this months publication that Thoni- as Rcd" Delaney is tho winner ot the big league baseball for picking the Ail.star basketball team from players in the Community House League.
 Here is tho list picked by 0lad. ney, 1t Is tho same as that of De- lafiey except for the fact that the latter had the men in different po- sitions:
 First Team
 John driffen, Community Club right forward; Pete Pomponia, Rey- inond fIillies, Left Forward; Willie White, Community Club, Center; Charley Lewis, TribuneS, Left guard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14
93 MAKE MULCAHY APRIL HONOR LIST
Scholarship, Attendance Rolls Released By Eliza.
 beth Carroll

Ninety three pupils are listed on bothe the schoolarship and attend- ance honor roll at Mulcahy school for April. The complete list of pu- pills on both rolls. released today by principal Elizabeth M. Carroll, fol- lows:--
 Perfect Attendance
 Grade 1--Thomas Carey, Russell Hansen, William Hinman, Herbert Hoft, Elizabeth Dillon, Florence Rein, Marjorie Sonderegger.
 Grade 2-Joseph Amico, Joseph Brett, Eugene Dwyer, Joseph Law Tor, Jeanette 0oodno, Elizabeth Ruby, Rosemary Budd.
 Grade 3-Ann Estelle Bailey, El- eanor Evans Richard Egan, Joseph Lezotte, Norman Lezotte, John Morris, Raymond Ruby.
 Grade 4-Donald Budd, John Ozick, Peter Haddad, Edward Sha- ker. Rita Brett, Della DeCiampis, Alice Kalita, Alice Vary.
 Grade 5-Clara Caroz2a, Alice Wedxunas, Eleanor Mardu, Theresa Dillon, Rhea Dumouchel. Roland Boucher, John Surgener, Leon Der wis, Raymond Bailey, Lawerence Morris, william Ooodno. Edmard Rein, Mario Parola, Jean Lambert.
 Honor Roll
 Grade 3--Richard Egan, Thomas Phlaen, Lucy Virbutis, Mary Louise Egan, Raymond Ruby. Eleanor Evans, Joseph LezOtte. Marion Ghulzi, James Ruby, Norman LeE- ot te. John Morris. Raymond Veillette, Ruth Murphy. Bertha vysocka, Ann Estelle Bailey.
 Grade 4--IsiEa Brett. Joan Dofl- ovan, Reginald Bolsvert. Leo veil- letee. Paul vellette. Nedda Bene- detti, John Dzick. Della Dcciampis. Aida Ricci, Alice Vary, Francis drosslsF, Alice Kalita.
 Grade b.--FFancls Costello. Rhea Dumouehel. Laurence Morris. Clara Carosza, George conda. Eleanor Mardu. William ooodn0, Grace WiggleswoFth, Mario Parola, kd. ward Rein.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14

nation work by federal a1neiss in Hartford, East Eartford. Middle town, Cromwell, Portland. New Hartford, Thomaston, Plymouth, orosv0nordals and PUmfgst.
 Theodore E. Buell., asslstant 10 the administrator, supervised tho photography and prepared the iln- ished product. Any organization desiring Co see these motion pic~ lures should communicate with Mir. Buell. at i2b Munson street, New Haven, stating time and place tho film is desired, together with the naIne of the organization Wishs ing it. Already . number of groups have requested use of the film, ia- cluding school classes, civic and fraternal organizations, churches mems clubs, and community cen- ters.
 This film is not to be confused with Q 36 nm. sound filTn shown in Connecticut theaters at the peak of the flood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14
List of Boys, Girls Pre- pared By Sisters of st.
 Francis School
WASHINGTON HILL

4 large class of i27 boys and girls will receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion for the first time ct St. Francis Xavler's parish, Sunday, May 24 to the e:30 mass. The girls will be attired all in white while the boys will wear blue trousers and white shirts.
 The class consists of: Ruth Barry, Mary Boylan, Jeanette Bunce, Mar- garet Bunce, Maureen Callahan, Margaret Carroll, Rosemary Con. nell, Julie Cruess, Eleanor Day, Madeline Della Bella, Norma pona. hue, Marion Downey, Patricia Feeley, Patricia Grimm, Lucille 1Iartnett, Dianna Hughes, Anna Laliy, Patricia Lawlor, Irene Law son Mae McHugh, Geraldine O'Con- nor, Eunice Stokes, Ellen Unwin, Bernlce Riley, Ria Ruggles, Ruth EEeavin, Elizabeth Murphy, Amy Maxwell, Jean Horn, Jean Kenny, Helen Kalita, Marion Seimiatkoyky, Sophia Kopach, Rosemary Mas trianna, Josephine Schoienda, oeor- gette Chevre, Marie Buckley Bar bara O'Keefe, Helen Buckley, Lois Baker, Rosemary Reed, Pearl viotti, Helen Kennelay, Muriel sesselman, Emma Lou sharkey, Madeline Les- nix, Amelia zygincint, Bertha Vysocka, Lorraine Grant, Rita Con. way, Anna Bailey, Marion ehulSi, Dorothy Martin, Mary Lerrow, Olive Touhy, Florence Touhy, Lorraine Pronovost, Theresa Fox, Edith Haia- ley.
 Boys: Robert Brophy, William Cuddy, Edward Delaney, Edward Hogan, Louis Lynch, Edward Miller, Thomas Muckle, Peter MulhAll, John O'Oonnor, Roger Ouellette, Richard Picket, Francis Pyne, Robert Rear don, Willard Ruggles, Frank Scholar, James Scott, Edward Shan ahan, Alfred Shea, Francis Wall, John Ryan, Edward Murphy, Joseph Bolton, Norman Hansen, Eugene Dwyer, Joseph Brett, John sheehan, Robert Macory, John Eaga1, Elmer Archambeau, James Hartnett, Clay ton Wigglesworth, Joseph Lezotte, John Danaher, Wajy Arah, William Dwyer, John Dwyer. Thomas Eruin, John 0ilhooly, Lewis Sheldon, Rich- ard yattus, Charles rattuS. Edward
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14

John Martin, Raymond Hillies, right guard.
 Second Team
 Billy Phelan, Wells A. O., right forward: Frank Saldukas, Raymond EIillies, left forward; Red" Quilter, Trihunes, center; "sonny Connell, Tribunes, left guard; Red" Valone, Community Club, right guard.
 Washington Hills
 Card playing units from all sec- tions of the city will flock to Xav- erian Hall tonight to take part in the card party sponsored by the Washington Hill Athletic Club.
 At least 20 teams have made res- ervations for tables at the affair, and in addition to this, several pri- vate tables of ladies will take part. Tho committee in charge consists of Chairman Fred Kelley Joe Shea, Tom Walsh, Tom Purcell and Jim Walsh.
 Basketball Dance
 Members of the contesting baS- ketball teams in the recently conn- pleted senior league of the Commu- nity House will Do feted at Q semi- formal social and dance at the Community House, Friday evening, May 22.
 Tn the course of the evening the Martin scully trophy will be award- cd Capt. Joseph Quilter, for the Community Club Five, winners of the league. The TribuneG won the beautiful trophy last year. Patrons and patronesSeS are MT. and Mrs. Edward Blake, Mir. and Mrs. John Dalton, MT. and Mrs. John Dooley, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Dulac, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Grady, MT. and Mrs. Michael Kelley, MT. and Mrs. William Kelly, MT. and Mrs. Charles Martin, MT. and Mrs, Matthew Phelan, MT. and Mrs. Jo. seph Phelan, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds, MT. and Mrs. Fred Ro- chon.
 The committee consists of Thom- aS Purcell, chairman, assisted by James Qiadney, Francis Kelly, and Edward Kenney.
 The following teams will attend tho affair: Community Club, Rey- mond Hillies, T'ribuneS, Hill Jrs. Wells A. O., MohawkS, Baldwin Props and Robins.
 To Be Ordained Announcement has been made of the coming ordination on May 22 In St, Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, of two Washington Hill young men to tho Roman Catholic priesthood, Vincent Fitsmaurice, son of Mir. and Mrs. John FitNnaurice of South street: and stephen F. Murphy, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Murphy of Pemberton street. - Another young man from the Hill will also assume tho garb Of tho cleric this year. James Noonan, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Noonan of Lounsbury street will Do ordained ct Emmitsburg Maryland, on June ] and will sing his first mass at St. Francis xavier's church on the fol- lowing Sunday, June i4.
 Mir. NoonAn is c graduate of Mul- cahy grammar school and Crosby high school. After receiving hla diploma from Crosby, he entered Mt. St. Mary's College and upon graduation went to Mt. St. Mary's Grand Seminary In EmmltSburg, Maryland. for fIg theology course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14
STORY OF FLOOD TOLD IN MOVIES
WPA to Furnish Reels to State Societies For
 Meetings

State Works Progress Adminis- trator M. A. Daly has prepared q l0 nm. film showing flood damage in t:,e affected areas and on. nounced this week that it is now ready and available for use at small gatherings throughout the state. The film is divided into four reels of 400 feet each and contains views of flood damage and recla-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-14
$500 BOND ON
 RACE SET HERE
Burton Street Man Bound Over to Superior Court
 on Two Charges

Charles Race, 42, of 1o Burton street, was bound over to superior court on charges of burglarly and indecent assault by Judge John F. Mc0rath in city court today under bonds of $500. Race was arrested April 26 by Detective Lieutenant William Pollard and Detective Cor-
 nelius Shanahan, who traced the man through apalr of spectacleS