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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
CLOVERTON FARM
HAND KILLS SELF

Peter Hanson, 35-year old single
man living in the Cloverton commun-
ity, took his life by shooting Wednes-
day afternoon. He was employed on
the Mahre place about two miles
east of that village and had been
talking of shooting himself for sew
eral days.
He used .3S calibre revolver to
do the deed. He has no relatives in
this county, but is reported to have
some brothers and sisters at Faribault
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
JAMESON ANNOUNCES MEETING

The United Farmers and Sports
mems Protective Association of Pine.
Chisago and Hennepin counties will
hold a meeting at GrindstOne lake on
the evening of June 8. All of those
interested in conservation are invited
by the sponsors to attend.
A good program will be provided
and the regular business will be trans
acted, according to Earl Jameson of
Sandstone.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
SANDSTONE

o. Carlson batted for Calendar in oth.
LundOrff sub. for Churchill.
Briggs sub. for HOlZnagel
Kroning sub. for Calendar.
Score by Innings r H F.
Askov ITO 324 3Ox-14 Ia 5
Sandstone ....... 100 01O 030- ID z
Summary-Stolen bases. Klinker, n.
Degerstrom 2. E. Degerstrom, o. Jen-
sen 2. V. Jensen; passed balls. by La
Beau 1. by Madsen 1. by Cegg 1; two
base hits. N. Degerstrom, Madsen, Lund-
base hits. Hawley. Eldksen. E. Deger-
strOm; sacrifice hit. o. Jensen; struck
out. by o. Jensen Z. by Goodell 8; bases
on balls. off Churchill 3; left on bases.
ell; umpire. Westman; scorer. Gene
Buck.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
PINE CITY GIRL GOES
TO VISIT EUROP E

Miss Virginia E. Holt of Pine City
will sail from Montreal, Canada, Fri
day for three months trip to Europe
during which time she plans on visit
ing England, Scotland, Norway, Swed-
en-, Denmark, France, Germany, Swift
zerland and possibly several others
While in England she will visit with
relatives of her mother at Wolver-
hampton.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
HAWLEY RECEIVES
POSTMASTER JOB

John F. Hawley, Sandstone business
man, has recently received word from
Washington that he has been appoint
ed as postmaster of the Quarry City.
His term will possibly begin July 10
when the present term of A. S. Larson
expires.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
MOOSE LAKE

rain.
Summary-Three base hit. Armstrong;
struck out. by Edin 10. by Matusesk
inning; bases on balls. off Edin g. off
Matuseski l in 2-3 inning. off Peterson
IN 1-3 innings; left on bases, Du-
cue; scorers. Peterson and Ahim.
Continued ON Page 10, 80
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
FL. CLUB TO HEAR
SENATOR JOHNSON

The Sandstone Farmer-Labor club
will meet at Jamieson's hall at Grind
stone lake Friday evening, June at
s O'Clock. Senator C. Elmer Johnson
of Almelund, will address the club
and the public is invited to the meet
ing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04

in case, holding their quality in
handling is essential.
We would like to see the entire
egg industry, producers, wholesalers
and retailers, become actively inter
ested in helping to market the type
of eggs of which we speak, so that
all over the United States, Minnesota
eggs will enjoy the same reputation
and the same premium price now
enjoyed by Minnesota butter. We ask
the cooperation of all in assisting the
Dairy and Food Department of Min
nesota in realizing this ambition.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04

The only possible relief of a per-
nature for our mountain peo-
pie is an education.-Char Coins,
Oneida, Kentucky.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-04
ONE TEAM WILL
FALL FROM TOP
Duquette and Sturgeon
Will Meet in Crucial
Battle Sunday.
ASkOV and Moose Lake are
in Second Place With
Two Victories.
Schedule Sunday. June z.

Duquette at Sturgeon Lake, Will
low River at Sandstone, Denham at
Askov at Moose Lake.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

ELDERLY WIDOW, ALONE. WANTS QUIET,
3 rooms. kitchen private bath and en-
trance. BY 10Th at latest. Address Box
6S-R Star once.
ROOM, K, B., GLASSED-IN PORCH OR
. rooms. X. b.. Frigidsire heat. gas and
lights; $40 lady employed. Address Box
415-P Star Office 70
WANTED. Groom. k. and D. b. apt un-
furnished location immaterial but must
be modern: refined young couple: S34 to
$50. Address Box 461-P. Star ONCE. :"
BACHELOR QUARTERS. / OR . ROOMS.
bath. furnished or unfurnished Separate
entrance. fireplace desirable. Address Box
397-P. Star of1ce. -
YOUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE WISHES
to share hgh-clasS l or rm. apt. nr.
downtown NV section. with nice person.
Address NJ. H. JEFFERBAUM, 737 eth n. W.
-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. THREE
rooms and bath. in private home. over.
ben, tooklng rotomae; elect refriEeration. oil
south Of alexandria on Mount Vernon
6lyd Inquire Texaco filling station,
COOPEk. -
LOVELY APT. FIRST FLOOR. ALL OUT
side rooms; 4 rooms. bath and hall; rent.
500 F. w. BURNETT lO2 North Fillmore
St, Lyon Park. Va. Phone Walnut 8643.
GROOM UNFURNISHED APT. SECOND
moor; one e-fourth block car line. 3505
34th st. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
ROOM AND KITCHEN. SEMI-BATH,
furnished; Frigidaire. radio, S35 month.
Apply 90S Baltimore like. Riverdale, Nd.
2I3 N. FILLMORE. CLARENDON VA-3
outside rooms. large closets, private en-
trance. private bath: light. heat, gas; near
transportation. 10c fare; adults; ref; S45.s
JUST COMPLETED-S36 MODERN. .
rooms, tile bath. new Frigidaire. hot water:
heat furnished. Milo Theater Bldg. Phone
National 0600. Eve. Rockville l10-R
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SOUTH CATHEDRAL MANSIONS.
THE FRONTENkC

1900 Connecticut Ave.
4 rms, kit. and > baths---S1100 O 90
Elec. Refrigeration. Elevators, Switchboard.
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PINECREST.

THE HOME YOU WILL WANT.
We invite you to inspect ! PlMEGESES LINES ~
noted architect for his home, moving to
California. 10 rooms, 3 baths and AVA
tory Is bed roomsl: large living room
G5x3O1 dining room study. recreation
room: ON construction, stone-stqcco;
swimming pool garden 6esautrui a s4sS fse,
LESLIE D. MEASELL,
=. r,rrr ,A Arr nAas
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SALE-HOUSES.


BY oWNER-PRICE. $3.50; NEW BRICK
bungalow, southeast Washington cellar
and attic. h.-w.h., electric ice box. Phone
District sSSs.
PRICE. S4.65O-BY OWNER, GROOM
s0od aiossd sePes es6sh as'
Conduit I'd. Phone District SSss.
1900 BLOCK H NE;--e-RoOM; BATH
brick. can be 0one 6emodeled for business.
Phone Atlantic 220s.
brick, inclosed porcheS. garage: newly deco
rated. vacant: terms. Adams 221S.
CORNER HOUSE. LOCATED ON, 3o33
1lth st. NV rooms. a mi; will sac
rlflce. Phone North 6S6S for further IN
2sO9 18th ST NE. NEAR RHODE ISLAND
aVe.-Detached: 4 bed rooms. bath, en-,
kchen al hes etc 4ew sas
range: new-house, condition. sacriflce
price, S6950: good terms. Open 10 I'm.
to pm, Saturday. Sunday and Monday
LARGE TEN-RooM. TWo;BATH HOUSE
1927 23rd ST. NV, colored neighborhood:
sfg Ssn BdF ISP' phSSs b3Tf bst4es PhhFSzN 54
BEST BUY IN CrTY-l365 PARKwooD
pl. rw.-Mode1n 6-room home. Act today
Mr. TAYLOR. Adams 1855.
FACING LINCOLN PARK-l23O-1232
North Nor GST9lns HD. ave brok bo2ses ad?nnsd and
bed rooms Excellent condition; would
make 4 large fats: 4 zeal investment.
EAST FRsrERS ssS n 9NvEgrMENT fs Ne CO. q4os st.
NV. Phore District 3211.
CONVENIENT TO CONN. AVE--NEW DE;
tached brick house. fully insulated; 4 oed
rooms. . baths electric health kitchen. oil
burner, porches garage. Price reasonable.
Phone Adams 1904
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Delightfully cool rooms. > baths. large
Fine older type construction: long term
Poinf%sht PafaSshtt lcs s 6 WELDON CO. Met, aofii.
5-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW LESS
than year old; priced TO sell on account
of owner being transferred from city;
% ?"story 3SU' Y G rms. and bath deep lot. l.
car garage Z block to bus: S6 $50. Call
GEO. E DIEFENBACH National $3.50
l1Ol VT. ave. Emerson 4111.
YOU CAN BUY A 20-FT. DUNCAN HOME
8 rooms tiled bath. Colonial front porch
and , large screened rear porches, built-in
trsds Msht OWES NsEona sna SsS
TAKOMA PARK-MODERN 7-ROOM
house located on beautiful wooded lot; g
car garage: 81 900 cash, 500 per month:
VIM. F, CARLIN. Sis Georsia ave- Silver
Spring.
LINDEN. NEAR SILVER sPRING-BEAU-
tiful country estate, 10-rm. house. . baths.
lear garage - acre of grounds, with
beautiful trees ana lIOHlllle
> streets VIM F. CARLIN, S115 Georgis
ave Silver Spring.
SILVER SPRING-5-RM. BUNGALOW.
with improvements. built-in garage: tot.
TOx25O; price. S. $50. VIM. 2. CARL1N,
Sl15 Georgia ave.
ARMY OWNER TRANSFERRED.
1871 Somerset pl. n.w;-Brick nearly
new: 4 bed rooms. = baths (2 frst-hoor
bed rooms) oil heat. South Of Walter
Reed Hospital. Open. Georgia 9171-
"a ADAMS ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS, DOUBLE
rear porches, cellar, garage; in Al condi-
'i0n' 00''HALL HALL & BROTHER.
1904 H St NE Lincoln 1891.
DON'T RENT. BUY BUNGALOW. LOVELY
I rooms and bath. inclosed back porch;
hot-water heat, full cellar built,in garage,
Can be sold on small terms; 3202 OTIS & St;
a453-M. open am. to pm.
CAREFULLY PLANNED, DETACHED
brick home on Western ave- near Chevy CHEVY
is Georgian Colonial with six rooms. two
baths, finished attic, garage Price,
JAMES JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
723 goth st. NV.
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1850 Connecticut Ave.
rms. kit. bath, dinette porch---S70Q0
Elevators-Switchboar
RefrigeratiOn on House.
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SALE-CO-OPERATIyE APIS.

3 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH: WELL Lo-
Gated apt. bldg; less than So 900; monthly
payments less than rental value. Address
Box 43l-P. Star once. 70
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS.
wonderful opportunity to secure below
Its real value an apt. in this delightful
group OF comparatively owned buildings.
D large rooms. with 3 exposures. overlook
Ing garden Nominal cash payment and
reasonable monthly payments can be
made. May be seen after 5 pm by calling
at Apt. 202. 236 Farragut NV, or at any
time by calling Mr Dortch. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN INC, Metropolitan 1143
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

NORTH WOODSIDE. MD-BEAUTIFUL
Dutch Colonial home. center hall. large liv-
ing dining room kitchen. electric refrig-
Grafton. large porch. 3 bed rooms. bath;
furnished; x1IO; unfurniShed 500;
beautiful yard covered with shrubbery
and flowers. LESLIE D. MEASELL, phone
Cleveland 34G5. -
TAKOMA PARK 81 SYCAMORE AVE
Bungalow. 5 rooms. bath. sleeping porch;
large front porch, garage; clean cool de-
Slrable place: trees and shrubs; ch.w,
gas. lights and retrigeration included
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Observation-Disclosures

100 o ST. NV.
On, rooms; kitchen. bath-----S4O.OO
49, ? rooms kitchen, bath-----S40.0 90
1908 o ST. NV
. rooms kitchen, bath-----S30.5O
21l9 N ST NV.
/ room in basement
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
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HAMPSHIRE GARDENS

1S41 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
2 rms, kit. bath. porch S62 so
Electric Refrigeration on House.
EleVators-Switchboa
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COLORED. REFTNED-HAVE YOU SEEN
these fine apis. in this new. modern devei-
opment at "a to 4S G st. s.w.? Many have
been rented to the better class Of colored.
apis. ready for occupancy; 8 large rooms,
kitchen and bath, heat and continuous hot
D. s. NASH. owner. Phone Natl O66O.
COLORED-WE HAVE SEVERAL 3-ROOM
apis. in Logan place NV. available at
5000 per month. To inspect. apply TO
Mr. WARE, 4S Pierce st. NV. Apt. 4.
APT. %, 1887 14th-2 R., K, B-S30 90
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 3053.
COLORED-1754 S ST. NV.
$3.50.
Apt 6-One room. hall. kitchen. bath.
Janitor on premises.
r. MARBURY STAMP 81 CO.,
212 Southern Blds. District e167.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

tContinued.)
412 MT. IDA AVE. ALEXANDRIA, va
5S.s! Detached center ball; 9 rooms; bed rooms
BRopIE l. COLBERT. INC.
los South Royal st. Phone Alex. 24s4.
GLOVER PARK.
inclosed porch. elec refrigeration, ga
rage. Available June l5.
New 7-room., 2-bath home. on lease.
r E MALONEY. clev. 7649. q.
1925 P ST. NV.
z rooms, tile bath. hot-water heat, cleo
tricity. new-house condition; S65.
J. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1863 Wisconsin Ave. NV west O513-O514.
coLoRED-NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND
4 stsI6 rooms and bath S25 20. Phone
Columbia 757l: eve. Shepherd 341 i.
FOR CoLoREP
@ rooms and bath; $50.
j DALLAS GRADY a. son.
1l04 Vermont Ave. District 911a.
FOR A625fg S1koFED'
g DetTsss st. n.wE6r.. b. stove 1870
80 WOODBURY. D. f'Ma r1.A4s: E. stove 1900
129SS 129GS IN sth St St nv T. f. SsS. SO SO
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO. 925 18th St NV.
WANTED TO REN,r-HoUsEs.
10 OR I2 ROOM HOUSE NV: SECTION
suitable for 1st-class rooming house
Phone Metropolitan 1857.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRE SIX
room house. unfur.. modern. in or near
city; reasonable. Address Box 39S-P. Star
Of1ce. -
BUNGALOW. 5 RMS. BY RESPONSIBLE
couple with . small girls. Must have ga
rage, large yard. near grade school Not
over $50 rent Phone Adams 4945-J. s.
1 NEED WELL-LOCATED ROOMING
houses. from IL to 80 rooms; NV. or ne.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
1914 Conn. Ave.
Decatur 1892. Ewes. Shepherd 4lS2.
OWNERSHIP CARE GIVEN s-ROOM. .
bath home, garage by family of adults;
permanent residents; out of downtown sec
tion; eight yrs. in present house: state rent
and heating system. Address Box 435-P
Star once.
Is TO 20 ROOM HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
first-class rooming house; NV. section.
Address Box 403-P. Star once.
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RENT-FIATS.

lOl e SE-2-FAMILY HOUSE LOWER
nat rooms, a mi: furnish own heat; near
library: S45.50. Phone National 9724
1000 ST. Me- R.. B., ELEC., HEAT
lurnisned; perfect condition: rent $40.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BROS,
YlA G ST NV
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ROSEMONT. ALEXANDRIA. VA - DE-
tached home. rooms. bath. INV h., ga
rage. Rent. S95 month
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
1O5 South Royal st. Phone Alex. 24S4.
NEAR 4th AND KANSAS AVE. NV
rooms, = baths. recreation room in base
ment. oil heat. Will lease at low rent for
one year. For inspection. call
VIM. II, SAUNDERS CO, INC.
1919 X St NV. District 1918
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SALE--HOUSES.


oWNER-FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT:
near Mckinley High School; rented, S31 so
per mo. Price. $500; easy terms. Phone
Evening star., 1936-06-06

CHEVY CHASE; $40 MONTH. JUNE 20 TO
porch; cool and high. Address Box 2l2-P
Star mice
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JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penna. ave. 81.
IS 5,5OO-BUNGALOW.

H1GLChSSA val. 1.-.
rooms and bath cellar hot-water hest
electric refrigerator large. finished attic
Lot 50xl45 feet An exceptional BUY on
John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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DETACHED HOMIE
CHEVY CHASE VICINITY.

1915 Fessenden st n.W-An unususI
opportunity to get complete home in new
house condition of rooms and bath. -
large porches. very large lot, facing besuti-
full park Open today
Chevy Chase Realty Co., Inc,
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STA CHEVY CHASE pARKwA7

OIIf O11EV Of1HOE FAIh WA 7
Near Circle: arranged 3 adults. . chill
dren. maid Sublet until end OF lease
October 10. Frigidaire. automatic water
heater. =" baths, garage. laundry; com
pletely furnished except silverware. Phone
Emerson 0406 or call. -
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WOODRIDGE- d C.

40@S oath St n.e-The last Of four new
brick bungalows facing Government park;
large rooms foored attic. latest equip
ment: 2-car garage; 81 900 down. S55 per
month. Open daily until dark
WOODBRIDGE REALTY c.
PHI 2 I Ave N z NnrtE -on3
Evening star., 1936-06-06

FOR WHITE.
HOUSES
1880 27th st n.w.-S r. b.--------S9O.OO
PA Raymond St, Chevy Chase. Md.
IS r --g-------- SO.uO
51O6 5th ST nw-6 r, b- 65 90
I35g Penn st ne-6 r, b-- $500
1876 L ST n.e4 r. b- $3.50
FLATS.
1-9O9 e St SEE r. k. q. a, b.-S45 90
5I.50
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE FURNISHED
homes. Summer season and yearly leases.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 1865. :"
ROOMS SCREENED PORCHEs. ALL
electrical equipment: June to September:
reasonable. Emerson 1891. 4404 Chesa-
peeke St NV
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IN COOL WESTMORELAND HILLS, MD
New brick. 8 rms. 2 baths Il bed rm., bath
1St foor); garage: B min. drive down.
ncnmnanc WiscnnSin oSSoM
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WESLEY HEIGHTS FUR
nished house 4414 Lowell ST. NV Will
rent for Summer months. Open Sunday. or
call Cleveland 00RA
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SI2.750-LOVELY. DETACHED ENGLISH
home; Chevy Chase. overlooking park; 8
rms. b.. beautiful grounds, gar. trust.
$4,000. payable $50 month. Adams 22lS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
Razor Yielded In
 Vine Street BrawI
Victim Taken to Hospital, Alleged Operator of House
 of III Repute JaiIed-Five Held for Hearings

Stella De Maio, 42, of p Vine street, charged with keeping house of ill-repute, was sentenced to 42 days in jail by Judge John F. Mo- Grath in city court today. Medical examinations were ordered for two girls charged with residing and con- tinusaces to tomorrow were granted six men charged with frequenting.
 Three others are charged with breach of peace and resistance and will be given hearings Monday as the result of raid on the Vine street house last night by the emer- gency squad, while a third youth who is in Waterbury hospital with a deep razor cut on the shoulder was questioned by police this morn- in- after 1t had been learned that he was slashed in 8 fight on Vine street.
 Invited To Party
 The two women charged with re- siding are: Dorothy Marrone, g, of 476 -th Main street: and Anna Kovleski, 27, who gave the Vine street address. The Marrone girl said she had been invited to party at the house and that she had steady employment in a North End tavern.
 Deputy Superintendent Danial J. Carson told the court that numerous complaints had been received by police and that members of the vice. squad had been watching the house for the past six weeks. Arrests were made by Patrolmen Hobart, Pakul, Magro and McKnack shortly after 2 o'clock this morning.
 Continue Cases
 Continuances on the frequenting charge were granted: John Santoro, 29, of 124O East Main street; Charles Andrews, 26, RED number l. Water town; Donald Linney, 124 Curtis street, Naugatuck; Alfred Terran, RED number 2. Watertown. Charg- cd with breach of peace and re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17

sistance when they refused to leave the neighborhood at the request of the raiding party are: George Han- rchan, 2l, of 50 Bradley street, Bris- tol: and Leonard Broadwell, 55 East street, Plainville. They were given continuances to April 20. Both had sizeable sinners" this morning.
 John Bender, 32, of 40 Pine street, Seymour, who claimed he was an in- .nocent bystander and was picked up by police when he stopped to see what was going on, was also charged with breach of peace and resistance and given a continuance to Monday.
 Victim Questioned
 Questioned at the hospital by De- t,ctive Lieut. William Pollard, the youth whose chest and shoulder were slashed, said he had received his injuries after leaving Vine street tavern earlier last night. He is Jo- sept. Doduslowski of Bristol street, Thomaston. He said he and two companions, also from Thomaston, were leaving the tavern when he was pushed by a colored man who was standing in the doorway. Iii the frar s which followed, he said, he was slashed and was taken to the hospital by his friends. His condition is not serious and police are satisfied he was not in the raid ed house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
BEDS and BEDDING

rosTEf RsDs i. maple walnut and $69
 sl3si {. ,a5 SIMMONS H}s s,.s9 COL SPRINGS $8.95 s'5Si is anS aNNEfsrksNe ,x!s Psss sss,s s;5s snyMG SIMMONS ts 1o Box 3, srRNarv $1795
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17

srson, ss.0s: Dorothea Kazanjian, Ielen Pawlowshi, e7.52; Dorothy
 enzelI, s7.ll; Stephen Orhan, e7.3e;
 " Noble, e7; Gregory Madden,
 j.93; William Lauer. S6.74; Mar orie Swenston, e6.70; Elizabeth ;richetto, S6.4l: Alec Okosl1i, S5.00: Donald Johnson, 05.Ss; Edwin Bau- ner, eS.77; Bertha Solberg, 85.73: vitold Karalis, e5.72: Mildred Reilly,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17

terbury has been engaged to fur nish music.
 Chaperones will be: Principal Charles P. slade, Miss Lorraine Benham, Lauriston Moves, Raymond K. Foley and Miss Muriel Libby Decorations will be in gold. Tickets will be on sale soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
r an Dance Features
 Comites Stage Show
Palen Harrison, Carr, McNichols and BOuffard Twins
 ExCel-Byrnes Enacts Dance on Roller Skates

Showing to a crowd of TOO, which applauded generously from start to finish, the Comites Minstrel, with a varied program of novelty and spe- cialty numbers, good soloists, funny end men. and strong chorus of 24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17

85.72; Ruth Detlefsen, s5.36; zig- mont Korowotny, sS; Lillian Mon- chan, 85: Edward Leary 85.
 Junior Prem Date
 The annual Junior prom will. be held Friday evening, May 22 it was decided at c meeting of the com mittee in charge yesterday. It will be in the high school auditorium and the DeMolay orchestra of Wa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
WOMEN URGED TO PROPOSE

BlufYton, o. (U.P0-Proposal of marriage by women was advocated by Dr. Frank Stutz, before the Bluffton College class in marriage. He suggested also that women share expenses of courtship, as commem- surate with the equality they have gained in civic, business and profes- sional rights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
BOROUGH HONOR
 PUPILS LISTED
Margaret Chittenden Vale- dictOrian of Naugy High
 School Class

Naugatuck, Conn, April IT,
 With 27 pupils getting averages of 85 per cent or better in their subjects during fuor years at Nau- gatuck high school, the senior class ranks high as compared to those of recent years with good averages. Miss Margaret Chittenden won the valedictorian honor, getting an av- craze of 03.
 Competition was close, Miss Ev- clen OMeara finishing right on her heels with a 92 average to take second place and the saluta- torian honor and Miss Rita Mo- Carthy just behind in third place with an average of 9i.
 Miss Chittenden's average was considerably below the 08 per cent average set last year.
 High ranking pupils were: fourth Margaret Jones. 0i.70: Katharine Cox. 0i.04; Frederick Ferris. 0i.O0: Catherine Hughes 00.3S: Clare Pc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-17
aa.tln TIErP nIn cANAL

Because the l9cal government has no funds for the purpose, 2o'0eo men of all social ranks are excayat- ing a three-mile canal in Bengal Province of India, Rich, poor, high government officials and coolies work side by side and all work is voluntary.