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TtUo Groups Hear
Rep. StanleyMead
Thomas photo

Representative Stanley Mead Of
New Canaan gave q summary Of the
most important legislative problems
Of the general assembly last evening
at a combined meeting Of the Wa
terbury League Of Women Voters
and A. A. U. w.
Mrs. Ralph Darlington, president
Of the Waterbury chapter Of the A.
A. U. w., was In charge Of the ses-
sion. Mrs. Harry s. Coe introduced
the speaker. The legislative commit
tee Of the A. A. U. W., headed by
Mrs. Karl Winter, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Smith, arranged the meet
ing last night.
Representative Mead covered the
reorganization plan, the bond issue,
proposed methods Of raising new
revenue and q number Of individual
and groups Of bills in his talk last
night. He stressed the necessity OF
reorganization and pointed out to
the assembled women that under
the reorganized system the governor
would have considerably more power
to appoint commissioners and con-
troll state departments.
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Daughters ofHaly
Elect Officers

The annual elections Of the
Daughters Of italy Circle, Forest Of
America, were held last night In
Nose hall.
The following members were all
unanimously elected to their respec-
tive Offices: Chief companion, Mrs.
Joseph Parziale; past chief COM
panion, Mrs. M. @. Stance, sub
chief companion, Mrs. Joseph Lom-
bard; chaplain, Mrs. Victoria Tesla;
financial secretary. Mrs. Ludwig
Carosella: recording secretary,
Louise Mazzaferro; treasurer, Olga
z. Piola; right guide, Mrs. j.
Fusco; left guide, Mrs. G. Ricci; in
side guard, Carmela Petriccone:
outside guard, Mrs. M. Spagnuolo;
first trustee, Dolores Paoloni; second
trustee, Mrs. Celia Ciampi; third
trustee, Mrs. Leo Ruggiero; DR.. G.
r. Sandulli, circle physician, select
ed. 500, 49,
The officers will be installed April
18th, by the circle degree team,
1.-THE Alma Claire Clark Team.
The 9Th annual dinner-dance will
be May Ct at Waverly Inn.
The members enjoyed their 9th
anniversary Of the circle last night
with buffet luncheon following the
elections.
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Coming Events

March l6-St. Margaret's church
musicale, Buckingham hall.
March II Anniversary program,
Washington Park Community club.
March list. Patrick's night
program, Elks' club.
March list Patrick's night
dinner dance, Columbus club.
March l7-Irish-American Social
club dance, Buckingham hall.
March l8-Dean c. r. Brown at
First church.
March 81 italian Brotherhood
entertainment. Buckingham hall.
March 2l-ProfeSSor Mortimer
Adler, psychologist at Bethel club
forum.
March 81 Theodore Roosevelt
lodge dinner-dance. The Elton.
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Future Bride Is
Honored At Shouver

Misses Claire Slater and Dorothy
Hansen were hostesses at shower
honor Of Miss Jane Hojnacki who Is
given recently at the Colonnade In
to be married soon. Those attend
Ing were: Misses Ethel Fries, Edna
Baurassa, Irene Buckley, Dorothea
Crane, Doris Laneville, Lillian Mon
tello, Mary Shea, Lea Plourde, Edith
Solella, Irene Dufresne, Blanche
Wolozin, Rose Resh, Mildred Lee,
Lillian Tucker, Edith Seeley, jose
phone KonZa, Eva Drabvolski,
Genevieve Hojnacki, Mary Mazurek,
Alice Passick, Beatrice 'Accurtura,
Helen VXaitikitis, Lillian Shea, Jo-
sephine Martel, Edna Kraft, Mary
Christian, Ann Puzzo, Helen Schnie-
der, Jane Hojnacki, Gertrude Lar
son. Jeanne Sampson, Claire Slater
and Dorothy Hensen.
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Prominent among the early March
nuptials will be the wedding of Miss
Beatrice Fisher, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Fisher of Woodlawn
Terrace and Aaron Albert, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. N. Albert Of Cooke
street which will take place tomor-
row afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The
ceremony will be performed at Beth
Ell Synagogue with Rabbi William
p. Greenfield officiating.
Miss Bette Wilmer of New York
City will attend Miss Fisher as maid
Of honor and the bridesmaids will
include: Misses Charlotte Fandil-
Ter, Adeline Bremen, Ann Nueren-
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MIR. and Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr., of
Kenilworth street are spending sew
eral days In New York city.
Mrs. Charles p. Durfee of Second
avenue is spending a few days in
New York.
Miss Katherine Lynch of East
Main street is spending few days
in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Partiss of Pine
street have had as their guests for
few weeks Mrs. PartisS' mother,
Mrs. Anne Massey Of MiIedgeville,
Ga.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan OF
Cooke street are in New York city
for q few days. =
Mrs. Joseph Golden has returned
to her home on Meriden Road after
spending two weeks vacation In
Bermuda.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur r. Nc
Kenny OF New Haven announce the
oirt3. If q son on Thursday, March
II : the New Haven hospital. Mrs.
kcKenny Is tn: former Helen Lind
say Thompson. daughter of Mr..
aiiA Mrs. Hugh l.. Thompson OF
Ire street. MIR. McKenny was for
ma associated with st. Johns
Episcopal church.
There win be o meeting Of the
March committee Of the Beth n
6isteTh00d on Tuesday afternoon
ut the home Of MRS. Samuel Green
biatt OF Kaytonne avenue at which
time they will make further plans
for o barn dance 70 be held az the
Beth vi auditorium on Saturday
evening. March 20. Mrs. Harry
Fleischer Of WATERFOWL Is IN charge
~ decorations and Mrs. Samuel
uFeenblatt u ticket healrniail. Music
Will be furnished BY 9 well known
Igili Dilly orchestra.
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Albert,is Magnus College is to be
represented at Model League OF
Nations.
with delegates from "a colleges
and universities attending, the New
England Model League Of Nations
will hold It's tenth annual session at
Harvard and Radcliffe College on
Friday and Saturday, March 70 and
-. Under the leadership Of Tucker
Dean Of Harvard, president Of the
Model League, approximately $50
young men and women will assem-
BILE here from far and wide to de-
bate for two days on many Of the
international problems confronting
the statesmen Of the world al
Geneva. In accordance with actual
league procedure, each college will
send delegation Of six for each
county which 1t represents. Each
delegate will have q seat on one OF
the six committees Of the league as
sembly.
The program this year calls for
the discussion Of some Of the more
technical questions relating to the
work Of the league. In preparation
for the final assembly meeting on
Saturday afternoon, the six commit
tees will meet Friday afternoon to
discuss respectively reform Of the
Covenant, international opinion
conventions, intellectual co-opera-
ton, elimination of trade barriers
currency and international finance
and non-intervention and applica-
ton of the covenant to particular
cases.
AS a result Of o heated debate
over the credentials Of the Ethio-
plan and Spanish delegations, the
opening session of the assembly on
Friday morning Is due to be the
scene of much lively animation. A
special committee has been appoint
ed for previous examination of the
credentials Of each delegation. The
status of credentials will be consid-
cred from two angles ID whether
or not the head of the state is still
In O position to exercise his legal
title effectively; and Cd whether Of
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The Italian delegation, on the
first score, will present resolution
urging rejection of credentials pre-
S s.,,.,e pnrt,,saI under the sscorJ
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inofds originally.
Declarer laid down the ace Of
spades and then the king Of dia.
monds. When North followed, the
club finesse was taken. North won
with the queen. but as he now held
only the 10 and five Of spades, and
three small clubs, the contract was
safe.
A small Stub was returned. and
won IN dummy with the zee. The
Jack Of clubs was played and then
the 10. On which declarer discarded
the queen OF diamonds. The ace OF
diamonds was led. North was COM
PEELED 10 trump and deelarer over.
ruled. The last trump IN declager's
hand won the final trick.
Had North chosen 70 discard \
club on the third heart lead. Gibbs
would have casiled two dlanlopds
before leading q club and the same
situation would have developed.
Copyright, 1887, NEA Service, fneJ
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Gordon M. Gibbs, Of Bloomfield,
N. j., newly chosen president Of the
American Bridge League, has been
gaining laurels for his play Of the
game, as well as for. his direction OF
the nationwide organization of
bridge lovers. Recently he was guest
Of honor at O duplicate game at the
home of oMrs. CORTLAND N. Smith,
of Glen Ridge, N. j., where today's
hand came up.
BY careful play, Gibbs, who sat
East, was able to make his contract,
although he had to lose three tricks
in the Off suits and found an appar-
emily safe trump trick In the hand
of one opponent. =.
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Albert-Fisher Nuptials
Will Take Place Tomorrow

burg, and Doris Wallach Of this city,
and Rhoda Dworkin Of Bridgeport.
niece Of the bridegroom. Jay and
Carl Albert will serve as ring bear-
erS. ,.
Samuel Albert, brother Of the
bridegroom, viii be best man and
serving as ushers will be: Norman
Albert and Sydney Albert Of New
York, Sidey Dworkin and Edward
Dworkin Of Bridgeport and Louis
Albert of this city. #i M
The Beth Ell auditorium will be
the scene Of a reception following
the ceremony.
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Local Trinity Students Will
Participate In Broadcast

tomorrow at o'clock over the Co.
lun.;,ia Broadcasting system.
The speaker will be Rev. Maurice
s. Sheehy Phi. D., professor Of
religion at Trinity College and
Catholic University. His talk will be
of particular interest to all Trinity
Alumnae.
Community singing by the student
body will be broadcast from the
Notre Dame chapel Of the college.
Al.long the students from this
city and vicinity taking part are:
Misses Mary DAILY, Mary Catherine
Guilfoile, Kathleen O'Connor, Ruth
Quinn, Eleanor Leary, Lorraine Nc
E,ligott Of this city, Madeline Kane
of Naugatuck and Helen Monaghan
Of Litchfleld.
Mrs. George Mitchell, vice-presi-
dent of the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Mill Plain Union church, en-
tertained at a dessert card party at
her home on Circular Avenue We'd
nesday afternoon for the entertain.
group of which Mrs. @. Robert De-
Bisschop Is chairman. High scorers
were Mrs. George Raeburn, Mrs.
Thomas Mclaughlin, Mrs. George
Petitjein, Mrs. william Shepard,
Mrs. Samuel Reed and Mrs. Sidney
White. Those attending were Mrs.
George Petltjean, Mrs. Plumb, Mrs.
Robert Heseltine, Mrs. George Man
vile, Mrs. Andrew Raeburn, Mrs.
James White, Mrs. George Raeburn,
Mrs. william Raeburn, Mrs. Fred
erick Kahl, Mrs. Charles Brooks,
Mrs. William Shepard, Mrs Schwenk
Mrs. Albin Anderson, Mrs. Sidney
White, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Kate
Steck, Mrs. william Laird, Mrs
Samuel Reed, Mrs. Ormand Reed,
Mrs. John Mckay, Mrs. Thomas
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Alfred McLaugh-
lin, Mrs. Paul Allnutt, Mrs. George
Mitchell and Miss Margaret Mitchell.
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Today's Contract Problem

South reaches a contract Of
three no trump, after West
has overcalled his original
club bid with one diamond,
and North has bid one spade.
To fulfill his contract, South
must force West, to make a
lead which will give him his
game-going trick. How does
he do il?
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Fifth of Lecture
Series Tomorrow

1.-THE Catholic Way Of Life" will
be the topic of another lecture by
DR.. Sabina II. Connolly Of New
Haven, to be given tomorrow after
noon at the Waterbury Catholic
high school auditorium under the
auspices of the Notre Dame acad-
envy Alumnae association.
DR.. Connolly will discuss essays,
biographies and other forms Of lit
erature dealing with Catholic ideals.
This is the fifth talk In a series en-
titled Books and Their Spiritua!
Value" presented during the Lenten
season.
Several members of the Water
bury Business and Professional
Women's club will attend the quar-
terly meeting of the state executive
board of the federation at Stamford
today. There will be dinner and
program in addition to the business
meeting.
Those who will attend from here
include Mrs. Mabel Bachmann,
president, Miss Cora Crompton, Miss
Florence Greenleaf, Miss Anna
Plat, and Miss Emily Merriman.
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an vicinity Will participate IN an
all-Trinity coast to coast broadcast
Mrs. George Goggin opened her
home on Huntingdon avenue on
Thursday afternoon for a card
party for the benefit Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of st. Michael's church.
The party, one In series being
given by the society, was under
the Craftsmanship Of Mrs. Joseph
McArdle and Mrs. Joseph Dun
lavey. Those attending were Mrs.
James German, Mrs. b. j. Ryan,
Mrs. Frank LaChance, Mrs. Henry
LaChance, Mrs. Charles Dittrich,
Mvs. Thomas Buckley, Mrs. Will
liam Moore, Miss Josephine La
Chance, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs
Roy Cooke, Mrs. Peter Quito
Mrs. Edward Barlow, Mrs. Charles
Connell, Mrs. William Rooney,
Mrs. John M. Lynch, Mrs. George
Heckleman, Mrs. Alfred Ellis,
Mrs. Thomas Buckley, Mrs. George
GCggin, Mrs. John Calvin, Mrs.
George McDuff, Mrs. Mary Snagg,
Mrs. James Waters, Mrs. John
Chauvell, MRS. Theodore Harri-
son, Miss Lois Chauvell, Mrs.
James McAree, Mrs. Francis Wha-
len, Mrs. Charles Denehy, Mrs. Ed
ward Holleran, g., Mrs. John Kelly,
Miss Margaret Stevens, Mrs. Bart
Corners, Mrs. Edward Seery, Mrs.
Joseph Seery, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan,
Mrs. James Duncan, Mrs. William
Dunlavey and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Ardle. ...
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY VIM. e. MCKINNEY
Secretary Of the American Bridge League

Over-Ruffs to Game Decarer Makes Crucial Discard Of
Honor Trick and Offsets Long Trump $50
f.}- Against Him
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PFEIPFER-TRRRY

PFETFFER-TERRY
announcement Is made of the
marriage OF Mrs. Fred l.. Terry Of
Yates avenue and Robert =. Pfeifier
OF tl,e Kingsbury hotel which took
nj .ce Thursday in New York. Mr..
and Mrs. PfeiiIer have since left
for southern cruise aboard the
q q. Brittanic which sailed yester-
day.
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Albertus Magnus Groups
Continue Semester Euents
Thomas photo

The Albertus Magnus Dramatic
Association will present Three Irish
Plays, on Wednesday evening,
March II at $3.50 p. m. at CONNER
cial High auditorium. These three
plays are entitled 1.-THE Rehearsal"
by Christopher Morley, "Will O. the
Wisp" by Doris Halman, and "Rid-
ers to the Sea" by J. M. Synge.
The cast for THE REHEARSAL"
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The opening lead OF the king Of
hearts was followed by the ace. and
an the third lead Of hearts. North
discarded o diamond. Gibbs Euifed
WITH the six OF spades. Declarer now
led 4 trump 10 the queen, and when
south failed 10 follow suit. Gibbs
returned another trump. North
played the nine and declarer won
WITH the lack. Gibbs saw that this
sne chance Of making The contract
6ananded on his losing no trump
tricks. II North held . club honor,
tho contract could stan be made.
preceded North had held two dla.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-13

Air. ana Mrs. william MunsOD Of
Pine street are spending the week
end 10 Boston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Arnold
anad sons, william and Charles Ar
mold Of Hewlett street accompanied
by Charles Larkin, Jr. left yesterday
for Inverness, Florida, where they
will lspend few weeks as the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Larkin.
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Students of Trinity College In
Washington, D. g., from Waterbury
an vicinity will participate in an
all-Trinity coast to coast broadcast
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Pursuant to power and author
ity contained in Il certain deed
of trust dated January Isl, 1887,
executed by Nell Brown Yelton
and husband, J. II. Yclton, to p.
Il. Watt and w. b. Jeman, trus-
tee, which deed Of trust is duly
registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds Of Henderson
County, n. c., in deed in trust
book No. 1873, page 435, securing
the indebtedness described there
in, default having been made in
the payment of said indebtedness
as it matured and the entire in
debtedness having been declared
due and payable, as provided by
the terms Of the deed in trust, the
undersigned trustees, al the re-
quest of the holder and owner Of
the Indebtedness, will offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash lat the court
house door in Henderson County,
Hendersonvillc, N. c., at II
o'clock noon, on the 2lst day of
September, 1897, the following
described real estate, to.wlt:
All that certain parcel of land
living and situate and being IN
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the County Of Henderson and
State of North Caroline, Hcndcr-
sonville Township, in the Town Of
IenderS0nvillc, and described las
follows: Being the same lot con-
veycd by A. w. Calhoun and wife
to Charles a. Hobbs by deed dat
ed December 10Th, 1913, and re-
corded in Book 81, page 81, Of
the Records Of Deeds for llcndcr-
son County, BEGINNING ut the
intersection of the North margin
of 4th Avenue West (formcrly
Academy Street, with the East
margin Of Justice Street, and
running thence with the North
margin of 4th Avenue North 81
deg. Is min. East 80 feet To Il
stake; thence North l3 deg. West
las feet to a stake in the South
margin of a l2-foot alley; thence
with the South margin of said Al
ley South 81 deg. West 80 feet to
the East margin Of Justice Street;
thence with the East margin Of
Justice Street South lG IL deg.
East las feet to the BEGIN
MING: also the use of an alley
way y feet wide on the North
side of the above described lot as
heretofore granted for the use OF
said lot and the adjoining prop
erty, and being the same land de-
scribcd in deed from Charles
Hobbs and wife, Harriet 6.
Hobbs, to X. G.. Morris and wife,
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as executrix
of the estate of Frank w. Far
mum, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 10th
day of August, 1888, or this mo-
tice will be pleaded in bar of re-
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make set
Element with the undersigned.
This August lG, 1887.
GEORGIA c. FARNUM,
Executrix, Estate of Frank w.
Fornum. 8-l6-MOn-Gtp
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Daisy Morris, by deed dated 0c-
tober 18th, 1920, and Of record
in Book 100, page lG, Of the Rec
ords of Deeds for Henderson
County, North Carolina, and con-
veyed to the said Sussex Corpor-
alton by Virginia Trust Company,
trustee, by deed dated October
9Th, 1885, and recorded in said
Registry in Book ZIP, page PIG.
The purchaser ut this sale will
be required to make "a cash de-
post of 10 per cent of the pur-
chase price to show good faith.
This the 10th day Of August,
1897.
w. b. JERMAN,
J. Il. JERMAN,
Trustees.
8-23-Mon-4tp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate of Irene n.
Wolfe, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the Goth
day Of July, 1888, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make settlement
with the undersigned.
This July 26,i 1887.
.. Il. CROWELL, Adm.
Estate Of Irene N. Wolfe.
7-2G-MOn-6tp.
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SOFTBALL NOT SOFT

SWEETWATER, Texas. (UP)
Ed Strobcl, umpire for a soft
ball game here, is ready to stick
to the easier sports. During . re-
cent game, player inadvertently
ran into Strobcl and Knocked him
down. Srrobcl finished the game,
but three weeks later he went to
a hospital where X-rayS showed
he had suffered a fractured leg.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate Of George Fin
lay, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the under
signed on OF before Aug. >, 1888,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make settlement at once with the
undersigned.
This August 9, 1887.
JOHN W. DRAKE, Admr.
8-g-MOn-Gtp
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27--Farm Products
2S-Help (Male)

MEN TO OPERATE route of
penny cigarette and cOnfectiOn
mac aincS. If you are a live
wire and can stand prosperity
il will pay to investigate eur
proposition. Exclusive territory.
Small investment. Silver Prod
ucts Co. Wisconsin Rapids,
Wisconsin.
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At END OF PAVEMENT at

Fruitland, one acre on corner
with 5-roOm home. store build
ing, gas station. Price $l42O.
Good terms to a dependable
person. | want % UNFINISHED
houses to rent on yearly CON
tract. Phone 1870. Glover =.
Jones, at Jones & French.
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eve, the A Section of the Fifth
Grade, want to thank you for our
PENCILS. Our teacher, Mrs. Keller,
saws she will mail our letter to
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The Iowa corn crop has had an
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5000, 100000 in each of l8 years
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ON SALE FOR 10 DAvS

leasing for year. Recondition
ed Srroom frame dwelling, in
center Of Druid Hills. Lot 100
y $50, hot air heat, two botSs
$4,000. Terms. Brownlee In.
Surance & Realty Co.