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LOTS FOR SALE.

6StS FSN SHSe'
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE, LoT. m WOOD
S'0e' 'i'f 2Pltof afIoT MIDpIEToN. oVO'
2o5 Investment Bldg. Met. 2s21.
LOT 50xl5o. ADJOINING INDIAN
SRrips SIa Tsss. Country Club. by owner o0lum-
WOODED LOT. e0x225; IMPROVEMENTS
mi. D. G; very easy terms Call FAILS
iis-AcRE LOT IN SOMERSET. ADJoIN-
ments: big trees: $4,000. JOHN B. SHEP-
ARD, 500 Cumberland ave-. Chevy Chase,
Md. Wisconsin 1914
CHEVY CHASE, 2. SO BLDG. LOTS:
Don. ff4s7 Y sse'Hta; s.. NV. Dist. $3.50 o.. o0N
LOT. 90xs6 FEET, CORNER OF sHER-
Heights. Room for two detached dwell
MSS JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
LARGE CORNER LOT. WOODsIDE PARK.
Box 361-W. Star.
A FEW VERY. ATTRACTIVE oNE-AcRE
lots. near Redland: $3.50 per lot. FRED
p .cUSSHMANs USHsdA ssa JOG N. Adams St.. Rockville.
S2O0-RANDLE HIGHLANDS sE-BLocK
from bus. JOHN B. GUNION. attorney
for heirs. Natl. 1856. 626 Woodward
STORES AND APIS. BADLY NEEDED N
able. although Hillcrest has increased
lOoee IN population ts!l home owners IN
the pas, past months Lot Sos f. by I5o
block Alabama ave. Sc, between Sanitary
Grocery and the Hillcrest Pharmacy. Will
subdivide. Owner lives on premises.
BEAAdUTIFUL WOODED LOT, 10000 -FT;.
Creek Park. Georgia 3s12
WOODED ACREAGE. RESTRICTED SUB
Sivision Of beautiful homes; sites from
sl'79o up Wise. 1850. Eve Wise. 33l55s.
D: c.. so FT. OR WIDER, LARGE TREES.
S5lf sEo ~ oDlEFFHNRAcH Lot sRssistsf
BUILDERS, ATTENTION. WE HAVE SEW
eral reasonably priced lots on Penna:. ave.
Sc; suitable for immediate building
RANDLE & GARvIN. INC. 2516 Penna.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE lots WITH VIEW
terms: can assist in obtaining money to
iacent to the Mt. vernon S Memoir Memorial Bivd.
Box 1sl-T. Star.
ARE YOU SAVING TO BUILD?
eommurity. Bethesda district. as low as
WAeSANASs 81 VA + sBRAwSER REALTY VI, sSo5 e9RP,
water and seweraee: near car line. In
Brookmont. For 81 500. on terms. or bar
gain for cash. Level corner lot. .70xl0 90.
Echo Heights for. s3a5. Five wooded lots
John. for $50. CAN Mrs. Burgess.
Louis P. SHOEMAKER.
1119 K ST. NV. National 1865.
DON'T wAIT-BUY NOW.
On Msary r aers s0@e
' j: A.. WEINBERG Co; ~
APT OR FLAT SITES.
Fort drive bet. 18th and 14th sts NV;
Rire1, River r. ,, and 44th st.; Kennedy, near
s THos. p. WALSH INC.
caEyY c5Ey CHASE .yA p QmG0RNEH oSs4 511S WSsT OF
SETy,, x, IDEAL HONE Sire PR1cED
DUVALL & CO.,
722 18th ST. NV. MA. 1149.
WOODED HOME SITES,
S400
IN HOLLYWOOD PARK. adjacent to Ft
Dupont and f.: Dsvis Direction: Drive
nf pTUperts ays 's Salesman 1ss on aOS
HOLLYWOOD PARK CORP.
$50 18th ST. Sc. ATLANTIC 2O1o
SELECT A SITE
IN BEAUTIFUL
WOODMOOR,
The Perfectly Planned Community
Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course.
Superb shes available--nons less THAI
70-foot front.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1776.
Woodmoor--Shep. 4517.
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS. S75 up: easy
terms: help build District 9170.
COLOREU
Lots, S97.50 up: terms as low as ST.
down and 81 monthly. in ne Natl 1850
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

S65 90 AND UP-NICE NEW HOMES,
cp.n, some with option to buy.
CHAIN. 1899 Lee Highway. Walnut 6a5a
MT. M RAJ RAINIER, 1921 34th ,sT.-a-FAM-
stores, $50: 7-r. house. ami. S45; 5.r
bung.. s45; 5-r. bung, S35.
BETHESDA. @ MD, 5536 WEssLING LANE
onfS hSafe os waln0f TS4ms asss-j baths s75 per
STAFFORD COURT HOUSE. VA.-BUN-
SStp' SSatppw' with acres ground 6 rooms,
pain pat j. hot and cold running water, cleo,
houses: bungalow newly painted inside and
out; large front screened porch: will rent
to to responsible tS party for only $50 SO per
House, 4th house. or call Natl 1854
aEhsA0THn shed TehshedR dRusGAtoW MEAL Nice gs.aa SHEgn
large yard ard rent to couple gentleman own:
ave. Takoma Park. Inspect Sunday =
ST. Si..saa 5ons RMS. 10 ACRES TAKE SEAT
and Edgar aves MR.. PERKINS. -'' ''
NEARBY MD:-MODERN BROOM BUN
galoW, bath, gas, cleo, h.-w.h.: excellent
bus stop; $4,000. J; RIDLEY SHIELDS,
9o7 18th ST. Met. 1876 or Hyatts. 70-M.
5;RM; BUNGALOW, COMPLETELY FUR
retain rm. Shepherd 3525-R, all day Sun.
LYON VILLAGE-ATTRACTIV RMS.
path OIL heat; fireplace. garage. porch
vacant; $50. Clar. 231W; office. 1900. :
FURNISHED COTTAGE: s ROOMS. BATH.
electric refrlgerator. furnace. garage: S25
RfF MRS mSnth " to AoGhEoNP 5sae1e party Of aSu.s
lngton Grove, Nd. Gaithersburg 69-M. .
BARCROFT, VA.-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
$40. Call National 1892.
GROOM HOUSE. ANIL; DOUBLE-DECK
poTehh; TMnnth large ZEE lot shade trees; s35 per
~ CRYSTAL SPRINGS AVE, CAPITOL
HEIGHTS meishtsEMew ,, 5.room brick bIngalow. ali
Seat Pleasant, Md.--5-room frame bun
month. D. G. JOSEPH, 61st and Dix sts.
ne. Lincoln 6771.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-7-ROOM BRICK,
on neat: restricted development; $50.
OWNER Adams 2629.
BROOM, BATH BUNGALOW, WEST AVE,
kenSlngton; cleo, refg.. elec. range, city
water; $40 month. See owner Sunday,
APARTMENT, ROOMS. NEWLY DECO
bus; ! mile Wash. 2125 Lee Highway,
AND z ROOM BRICK DWELLINGS,
AMI: near schools and transportation.
ARTHUR AUGUST. Atlantic O636
| COTTAGE. 5 RMS. AND BATH, S35 MO
on Potomac at New Alexandria, Va. Ask
at gas station for MR.. HARKEY.
CHERRYDALE-UNFU 5-ROOM
bungalow, gas, elec.. city water, circulat-
$50. Call Walnut 6956.
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Builder transferring activities TO an
other development will exchange nine new
completely in popular Silver Spring sub
urbs, each subject to one conservative
tTust to5u'q0o equity ior c!ear Iots OF
gomery County, or for business property
or modern apartment building subject to
one trust. These nine homes are situated
in a. very active section where about fifty
similar homes have been built and sold
during the past two years. Box 433-V. Star
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Laurel, Md acres. with new 6-room
house with all modern improvements; cell
lar, garage: all in a beautiful setting for
a nominal sum, with easy terms.
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R. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo 1900.
BEAUTIFUL, SMALL, ESTATE

DGhO 1t OA ON1ALL Ed lAlE.
Plot 160x220 shrubbed and planted at
cost of $4,000; lovely rock gardens: large
f1sh pond; 4-car garage; handsome $4,000
residence, contains rooms. BATH 3 lava
tories. electricity and improvements; all
social advantages. in fine village of Pres
ton; doctors widow sacrifices at $4,000.
including Office furniture and fixtures. gar
Den tools. some furnishings; terms. Write
for photo: VIM. Mcmahon. STROUT
AGENCY, 1o4 Vue de Leau St, Cambridge.
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THE MARYLAND REALTY.
o15 10th st. NV National S095.
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,,rSI ,65o.A very WONDERFUL LYON
piLLAGE brlck home. s months old Rea-
son for selling-three sets of healthy
WINS two born in house make it nee
essdry Ior owner to plan for larger quar-
month. Will consider trade for large
n1lI nouse {, IN good neighborhood VIRGINIA
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FARMS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Dl-DAIRY
farm, 1875 acres. part clear. part
woodland; Old GEORGETOWN rd and
Grosvenor lane. northeast corner,
between Bethesda and Rockville;
old house, dairy barn, silo. milk
house. pump house. ETC.: S35 month.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY LIMESTONE
BLUE GRASS FARMS FOR SALE.

hh3SENS,f, AZ ST., Iof tue de Leau ST. Cambridge
sIGE THtEAsR0AE eRass FARMS xAstE5 For sAN LIMESTONE
Eastwood Farm.
ssonsins s0sRin rest go aereS sit1ated on the
Virginia; s. miles from Washington. D. G.,
n dncse fs seston o S ouR N a9d Of fS
far-famed SHENANDOAH VALLEY. LEY "a Old sid
l,agn,;.a barn; taxes extremely low This farm
wheat, $500 bushels Of corn, TI' 100 tons Of
hay, hay. and and live stock. A bargain. Brokers
Colonial estate of 200 acres. House
built of brick that came from England
and were wagoned to the site of the house
in each room, open freplaces old English
locks on doors with brass knobs.
House Ssn stuated oa ed on hil that aS
Peiightfui neiShborhood f5 " CHARLES CHI .fs'L. {.
CRANE; Charles Town. Jefferson County.
5 ACRES GOOD LAND, s-ROOM HOUSE,
barn and all necessary outbuildngs. on
main highway. within Is miles OF Wash
Phone 1876 H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va.
Phone sS75l or eall M cqSkREbh; PSIiI Eb5rcb. Va
modern improvements; z. mile from Rock
vile. highway. on paved road; good out
buildings; close to schools, churches, etc.
5 acres, Groom house with all modern
improvements, hot-water heat: beautiful
view over surrounding country; IA miles
from heart Of the city, near Colesville.
Laurel, Md acres. with new 6-room
house with all modern Improvements; cell
lar, garage; all in beautiful setting for
a nominal sum, with easy terms.
40 acres, II miles from D. C. line: good
tobacco soil: 4-room bungalow in need of
repair: high elevation, with beautiful
view over surrounding country; S3,450,
terms.
"a acres on good gravel road. 12 miles
from D. c.. line, partly wooded. for only
SLIGO easy terms. 16 acres. all wooded,
with more than 400-foot road frontage.
for only $3.50.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
Evening star., 1937-10-10
COMPARE

With others you've seen. SOB N. Nelson
st.. ASHTON HEIGHTS. Va. The spa
SSio3uisnesS, Sr3uis throughout this new six-room
Planned home throughout even to the
cost to you. Looks like S12 500, sells for
!ess man $40, 900. From Washington,
walk one block west; I0c bus fare Omen
SATURDAY and Sunday until O n N
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Sd; 3;750-Reconditione Groom house
NV n: large lot with many fine shade
trees' l0c bus. schools churches, stores
home. Terms to slit VI
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS

:, Exceptional value in lots on grade: city
improvements; near school; plenty OF
stores. churches: good location, street car
and bus monthly payments.
w F. JACKSON
5424 Conduit Rd NV. CIev. O4S3 10.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
LOTS WANTED.

DUCK BLIND. equipped: best shooting
Potomac River; all conveniences. 1424
X st. Nv. Apt. 35.
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SILVER SPRING.

New corner brick store. with apt. above
development; excellent location for deli
cateSsen. Dakery grocery store.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
1905 Ga. Ave Shenherd o4n1
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

VPFISsS fOk ksNI.
STUDIO FOR RENT: ATTRACTIVE, WE'LL
lighted; part or full time. 724 11th st.
NV.
LARGE. FRONT WINDOW SPACE. SUIT
able Tor busines or dental ONCE 6l3 9TH
st. NV. Met. $3.50.
FOE PHYSICIANS OR DENTIST
Onces formerly occupied by physician sin
gle or IN suite. 1903 r. ]. ave. NV. 10.
DESK, OFFICE SPACE. MAILING AD-
oress IN lawyers attractive suite, reception
room. 426 Woodward Building.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD NV.
Three well-arranged rooms and bath,
second moor. front; suitable for doctor
dentist, chiropodist or chiropractor.
CALL POTOMAC 1892.
2 LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS: LARGE
plate glass window, hardwood floors;
Only S3s to reliable tenant.
JOHN M. KING & CO.,
10nQ
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WISH TO TRADE 4 BRICK ALLEY
houses. fully rented. for house in white
neighborhood. Box 446-V. Star.
S55 .000-FOUR STORES AND EIGHT g.
room and bath apartments; yearly rents,
S1.7o0; 90-foot frontage on R. /. ave. ne;
industrial zone. MR.. FRY. National 1880.
Eve. and Sun. Wise 1916.
SPANISH BUNGALOW AND GARAGE
apartment, located in West Palm Beach
Fla. Trade for property in this vicinity
c. ROUMEL. 1109 9TH ST. NV.
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR BOAT OR
trailer my $500 equity in two-tamily
house. located at $50 Baltimore blvd.
Riverdale Md.
LOOK INTO THIS
Owner will consider exchanging about
100 acres, ideally situated right next to
one of Montgomery County's most active
developments. for modern hotel or
apartment building. This ground is ripe
for development. or could be held as an
Investment with rapid enhancement in
value assured. Box 43lV. Star.
TRADE-TRADE.
II you have tried to trade and failed,
try again, 1 have new homes in best
section of city and suburb that are priced
right. What have you? Call Clev. 4a44
and leave telephone number, If I am not
in. NJ. B. WEAVER.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Dt l@ ~ V.
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Heights--New 5-room brick bungalow, ali
modern improvements. Rent, $475O.
Seat Pleasant, Md.-5-room frame bun
galow In good condition Rent, S32.
month. D. G. JOSEPH, 61St and Dix sts
ne. Lincoln 6T7I ~ WV
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Open Sundays
, C. w. CLEVER CO.. INC.
=, N. irving st. Arlington. Va
NEARBY VIRGINIA-5-RO BRICK.
nicely furnished or unfurnished; exclusive
location. Many Others to choose from.
M. LAzO & CO.. INC
2S01 Wilson Blvd. Arlington Va.
Walnut $3.50
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3os LIE BLOND AVE.-Cape Cod Co.
lonial; six rooms. slate roof stone con-
struction. . baths. downstairs bed room,
chestnut trim built-in garage. 75xl50
lot $500 or best offer and it's never
been occupied.
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s acres. Groom house with all modern
improvements. hot-water heat: beautiful
view over surrounding country; IA miles
from heart Of the city, near Colesville.
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S205 GEORGIA AVE. SILVER SPRING,
Md.-Attractlve. modern. front store. with
double bow window; 20xS0
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We are fast getting a reputation for
real buys and suggest quick. personal in
kpection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a@5 N. Y. Ave. NV,
Natl 9791 Wise. 3135.
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HAVE CLIENT DESIRING TO PURCHASE
commercial ground in good business sec
tion. where stores can be erected and
rented profitable. See Mr.. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th ST. NV. National 2100.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

5 bed rooms, 4 baths. You can clear
$3.50 per mo. on this mansion; brand new;
room for maid and help.
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.. Atlantic $780,
Ewes and Sun, Walnut 919O
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CHEVERLY, MD.

One of Washington's most beautiful
suburbs where country life may be fully
enjoyed, yet but 3 minutes by car down.
town, or 10 minutes by train.
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WANTED AT ONcE-LOT SUITABLE
for home: NV. section must be -ea-
sonable. Also lot for warehouse: state
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NEARBY VIRGINIA-7-ROOM BRICK,
0: ol1 neat: restricted development; $50
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Lots. S97.50 up. terms as low as ST.
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1859
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UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.

Short term first mortgage OF $4,000 to
be repaid in installments before one year,
on basis to earn So net. Well secured.
KELLEY. STEELE & BRANNER.
District 7741. Evenings, AdamS 5432.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED-BUY SMALE FRUIT Or POUI-
try farm; nearby Md. or Va; state price.
details. Box 37S-W. Star.
SMALL POULTRY FARM ON SHARES III
nearby Maryland or Virginia. Box 363-
w. Star.
WANT. DIRECT FROM OWNER. GOOD
farm within 40 miles of WASHINGTON:
please state size. price and location; large
farm preferred. Box 364-W. Star.
IF YOU HAVE ACREAGE OR FARMS FOR
sale, apply A. 8. DONIPHAN, 4O5 Doniphan
BLDG. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex $40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
FOOTBALL STAR
 WAS EXECUTED

Huntsville, Tex, June 4(UP)- Dwight Beard, 27, fo:aner college football star, was executed today in the electric chair of the Texas penitentiary for murder. He walk ed into the execution chamber sat down with calm resignation and proclaimed himself an innocent man. Two nights ago he made a desperate attempt to escape by means of an imitation gun he whit tied out of soap. He was husky from the North Carolina mountains and once was a lineSman on the University of North Carolina foot ball team. His criminal depreda- tions started later, while he was a forest ranger. He spent three years at school studying forestry and en- gineering. His first recorded of- fense was the theft of a pig.
 A bully by nature, he boasted of 30 wounds from gun fights with po- lice in Southern cities. He was executed for murdering John Rob- erts, former Dallas policeman, dur ing holdup Dec. g, 1885. Once he was sentenced to death for murder in North Carolina. Sentence was commuted to life Imprisonment and he escaped.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

5l Bonair avenue, Wednesday eve ming, June 18th at which time the ladies are requested to bring their quilt blocks and yard of pennies, which each member has prepared. All who plan to attend are asked to meet at the corner of Dwight street at 7:15 o'clock.
 Other plans discussed at the busi- ness meeting concerned a fellowship supper at the church, June 24th, in charge of Mrs. Lester Niven, chairlady of the social committee. A luncheon was served and the hos tesses for the afternoon were Mrs, Frederick Zaugy, Mrs. Arthur Twelves and Mrs. Lester Niven.
 Barbara Eusey Feted
 Miss Betty Wilson of Colonial ave- nue was hostess at a shower and dinner last evening at the Copper Kettle" in Waterbury in honor of Miss Barbara Eusey of Essex ave- nue, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sam uel Eusey of Port Huron, Mich., whose marriage to Franklin Dona- hue, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Donahue of Stafford street, will take place in the near future.
 Miss Eusey is employed in the office of the Chase company in Wa terbury. Most of those who attend ed the dinner and shower were of- flee associates. Many lovely gifts of furniture were presented to her. Those who attended from Water
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
IN CONNECTICUT

Lily Pous petite of the ssnesr Esalo and lves M Connecticut in Slgene. Ashed by the state Publicity Commission why she had chosen Connecticut for her Miss R0ns replied:
 had not been long before knew that here
 te country in wanted to make permanent home find place that would represent tne very pest visited good friend Geraldine Farrar Connecticut home and knew there was no other Sae inf onnecut for me- SiIvermine where just have found perfect c0mbnatlOn native France and those or my dear adopted counirv charming Norman French provincial house with acres lovely Connecticut grounds in which of child in Cannes he city of GOwes well new and beautiful American blooms The lovely hills hikers paradise and take delightful early morning tramps with dog Panouche The air infinitely beautiful that serene happy all about the hectic activity singers caeereheara and endless appointments to be photographed Yet enough to New appointments when with of inconvenience getting to like the trip down to the Connecticut roads where the driving B smooth and enjoyable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Parent Teachers To
 Hold Final Meeting
Social to Follow Business Session Wednesday; Mrs
 Lester Nven to Entertain Grace M. E. Society
WATERVILLE
Mrs R. W. HeniOn-17s6 ThOmaston Ave.-TeL s-5l6s

Wateryille, June 1.-The Parent Teacher association will hold q business meeting and social We'd nesday afternoon, June 9th, at 1:30 o'clock. All meetings throughout the year have been held in the gymna- sium of Sprague school. The next meeting will be the final one of the present season.
 Plans have been made for luncheon at the Copper Kettle" on North Mair street, to which all members are invited. All prospective members who contemplate joining this association when it reopens in September, are also cordially in-'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

vited.
 Mrs. Elmer wilson, chairlady of the committee in charge, requests that all who plan to attend kindly contact her before Monday, in or der to make necessary reservations
 A business meeting will follow the luncheon, at which time, in- stallation of officers will take place.
 Society To Convene
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Methodist church held a monthly business meeting Wednesday after noon in the parlorS of the church. z It was voted to hold a social at the home of Mrs. Lester Niven of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
JUDGE ACCEPTS
 GAGER'S REPORT

Judge Kenneth Wynne today acc cepted the final report of Attorney William w. Gager as receiver for the Almon c. Judd company, and dismissed him from that capacity. The receivership has been entirely disposed of, all possible debts col- aected: and all funds distributed The Almon c. Judd Company was the firm that recently sold the Hotel Elton to Clyde Jennings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
VERDICT RESERVED
 IN SUIT OF BANK

Judge Kenneth Dynne in superior court yesterday reserved decision in the civil action of Marie Calvin Reidy of Naugatuck. against the Naugatuck National Bank, admins trators of her late fathers estate The action is based on Mrs. Reidy's allegation that her father, the late Michael Calvin withdrew SLIGHT from their joint bank account and died before restoring the sum. The administrators refused to allow her claim against the estate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
FRENCH ARRESTED

William French, of 18 Central ave- naue, was arrested on charge of vio- eating the rules of the road last night after his car struck parked automobile on East Main street. The harked machine is owned by Thomas Degnal, of 10l0 East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

1 per s. Davis American Legion Junior Auxiliary will be held this evening at 2 o'clock at Fraternity hall on Boyden street, under the leadership of Mrs. Clifford Northrop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

vile were Julia Truelove, Margaret Cosgriff, Bernice Ryan, Margaret Lapman, Eva Kott and Betty Will son.
 The regular meeting of the Cas-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Three dozen eggs were used in making omelets for a scene in M- G-M's 'The Firefly," with Jeanette Macdonald and Allan Jones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Mysore, India, is planting 2500 Acres to virginia-type tobacco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25
Your
 Table
 Manners
EATING MELONS

Cantaloupe, honey dew and the smaller melons are eaten with a spoon. They may be seasoned with salt, sugar or lemon juice, according to personal taste. And 1t is the thoughtful hostess who provides these accessories for guests whose, preferences she may not know in advance.
 Watermelon should be eaten with fork the seeds deftly re- moved, as nearly as possible, before cutting and eating each bite. Seeds that remain undiscovered until the melon is in the mouth may be re- moved with the fork, as you would a small bone or piece of gristle. Some persons use both knife and fork to facilitate the cutting Of wa termelon; common sense dictates that where the fork alone cannot be used easily and with safety-as in the case of cutting lettuce-the assistance of the knife is permis- sible, but not preferred.
 Never eat a melon clean down to the rind," as though the piece served were the last piece of melon in the world. Be content with the meat that comes off easily within at least an eighth of an inch of the shell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25

the mixture becomes soft mush. Add lemon juice and sweetened crushed strawberries. Finish freez- ing. Remove dasher and then re- pack with ice and salt and let set until ready to serve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-25
Try Fruit
 Dessert For a Summer Treat
BY BETTY BARCLAY

In summertime a fruit dessert is never failing in its appeal-and when it's a dessert which makes a small quantity of fruit serve six people, it brings glow of satis- faction to every budget-wise house. wife.
 Fresh Berry Delight
 2 cups water
 Ia cup quick-cooking tapioca
 1-2 cup sugar.
 IA teaspoon salt
 11-2 to cups crushed, sweet
 ened berries.
 tablespoon lemon juice
 Place water in top of double boil CT and bring to boil over direct heat. Combine quick k-cooking tapi- oca, sugar, and salt; add gradually to water and bring to brisk boil, stirring constantly. Place immedi- ately over rapidly boiling water and cook 5 minutes, stirring occasional ly. Cool-mixture clears and thick ems as it cools. When slightly cool, fold in berries and lemon juice. Chill. Serve in sherbet glasses. Gar nish with whipped cream and few whole berries. Serves 6.
 Red Currant and Raspberry
 Desert
 IA cups prepared red entrants
 l cup sugar
 IA cups red raSpberries
 2 cups water
 4 tablespoons quick-cooking
 tapioca
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 Stem and wash fresh entrants, add 1-2 cup sugar, cover, and heat slowly until sugar is dissolved and entrants burst open; add raspber- ries and cool. Place water in top of double boiler and bring to boil over direct heat. Combine quick cooking tapioca, remaining 1-2 cup sugar, and salt; add gradually to water and bring to brisk boil, stirring constantly. Place immediate ly over rapidly boiling water and cook 5 minutes stirring occasional ly Cool-mixture clears and thick @ns as it cools. When slightly cool, fold in fruit. Chill. Serve in sher- bet glasses with plain or whipped cream. Serve 6.