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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ESAN ~ sVGNtS 6ONt%bSn61.
1864 PARK, RD, N.W.-3 ATTRACTIVE
Frieldaire: overstuffed furniture: clean.
5105 3rd ST NW.-2-ROOM APT. NEW
ly furnished, priv. bath: phone: Frigidaire;
block from bus.
porch. H;' neSiy and compietely furnished; ned
elec. refrigeration: studio living room bath:
Beautyrest mattress. 1347 Perry pl. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK RMS. KITCHEN
Phone Emerson 1921.
1901 COLUMBIA RID. NV. THE MON;
PSE PS{sh sgmDistsly ss iaTn: Available June l.
1las3s 1872 g ST; s,E:-PRIyATE HOME. l
private bath: everything furnished.
20o6 G ST. NV RM.. KITCHENETTE.
cite So. Rooms 81 Met. 1875.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. Goth
and sts NV room. kit, bath com.
Rsss' asss mon 1an asas Nsena sTss sesb day
and d. kitehenette % twin BED BEDS; n nicely DM fIrn:
linens. dishes. silver. 4o7 g st. NV. %.
giYgsa gsq7 18th ST sW-.RooM Nv zcdSs FuR;
shoWe Serdsn prf i
Satl SniIe aa5s isnitor or phone Adams 57ss.W sa.
1912 PARK RD. NW.-CoUPLE; 2 NICELY
Frleldaire included.
SOME FREE RENT. 3 ROOMS. KITCH-
svep sn path sao oeaTstus f9rn nens henTe alsnes
bath; nicely furnished; near car lines.
GLOVER PARK. ,2304 40th STOOD,
Sx ns Sns ap 5sd 4oe nsS chen
e. siTsinea mel at}fies Ressn elev s os7s
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-BEAUTIFU
piano. References asked. District 4449:
large rooms. n wisdoWs Kit. At bath ipR biz
sSssss eve Eth !sne Net 9sf as2
1883 goth ST NW.-2-RM. APT, NEAT
dhx4 lhk rm. Children permitted. Natl.
172s goth, ST. NV. APT. THREE
rent reasonable. Call mornings. 22'
INzER 1885 18th ST. NV ROOMS.
assssly decorated; gas. electric refrigeration:
1909 MASS. AVE N.E-LIVING ROOM.
peg Peg room. kitchenette; entrances; entire
1914 18th ST N:W-AVAILABLE JUNE
bath. oa. foyer. kitchen. Frisidaire; reason
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
beehive. Wallace Bryant's unusual artistic
apts. fireplace. 1915 G St, 912 18th st.
aO1O WIS. AVE NW-SUBLET FOR
sg aaa Ns ns sse s E ds
ette and bath complete except linens and
silver; $40 mo. J. c. WELDON CO., Met
1884 OATES ST. N.E.-BED ROOM AND
kitchen: clean. nicely furn; reasonable;
genties; adults only. Lincoln 4919
1845 A ST. s.E-3-ROOM APT. ALL
conyeniences: telephone gas. light and
2OO7 R ST. NV. APT. 3O3-COMPLETE-
ly furnished: 2 rooms kitchenette, bath.
Call after $50 p.m.; 500 mo.
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THE DUDLEY. 1928 R ST. NV. APT 23
Two rooms kitchen. bath. See resident
| M
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rooms all outside in nrst-class condition;
two adults only; semi-private bath; east
and south EXPOSURES 23s
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THREE DOORS FROM 18th AND COL. RID
This apt must be seen to be Appreciated
Five rooms and bath; entire floor; heat
hot water furnished; low rental S55 90,
1915 Adams Mill road 23s
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR

THE RIVERSIDE, 2I45 c ST. NW.-A
few attractive units available at rentals
starting at S45. Unsurpassed view of
Potomac Park. See resident manager
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-5 RMS, BATH;
porch overlooking parks; convenient locs-
ton $50. 1854 Eastern ave. at corner
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30 ST. NE NICE LARGE ROOMS.
nicely furn.. for couple; conv. to car line;
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SUBLEASE, JULY AND AUGUST. ] RM,
kitchenette, dinette and bath. $42 so.
SCHUYLER ARMS Apt 5O7. Pot. 0133.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.
ROOMS WANTED,

YOUNG MAN. Government employe desires
furnished room, June ! new home nearby
Maryland, $40 month; no other roomers.
Address Box 3O3-A. Star office.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MARYLAND MIDWAY WASH ANNAP-
oils Beautiful Colonial estate modern i'm
proVements, Special family rates. Infor-
nation. Decatur 1922
SPECIAL CARE FOR CHILDREN on a
lovely farm. Ella Hardey Clarke Clarks-
vile. Md.
SPECIAL CARE given few small children
boarders Farm: spacious home. Mary A.
Cecil, Highland Md Phone E. City 4S-Fl2.
23'
MAKE reservations for your children for
4Il m SUNNY Mines West nf FaiTfsr STfsUooS ~
a ManueIs Camp. 23'
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1ol6 10Th ST NV. APT 74-FUR-
nished living room. two bed rooms, kitch-
en- and bath. District 1878. 23s
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED
apt, overlooking Rock Creek Park:
rooms, large foyer. kitchen, bath: June
l to Sept. l5 adults only $75. North
EOdl.W
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$40 OTIS PL NV
u rooms KITCHEN and bath s35 so.
Just Newly Decorated
2451 18th St NV.
+ TINS. and b. heat furnished $40 so
Newly Decorated Throughout.
Near Nav Yard
I23 18th ST. Sc Apt
= rms. X. oinette. b. elec refg. $40 90
Available june !
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1915 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-TWO s.
room apartments. newly decorated; reason
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l414 v ST. S.E-3 ROOMS DINETTE
large kitchen. screened porch detached
building; heat, hot water, refrigeration
z IiprOln 0OSS.R
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1924 18th st. NV. GUST 50. COLUMBIA
rd.)-3 rooms. kit bath rec hall inclosed
porch. Frigidaire: adults; So2 80.
1921 21st ST. NV ROOM, FOYER
and bath with refrigeration, S27.5O;
near car line Apply reaident manaaer
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8 EYE ST NW-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath. Frigidaire; everything furnished;
rant able
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S11 g BIT. N,E.-ENT1RE 2nd FL; QUIET
home 2 rms: kit:. priv: bath: cleo. re-
cleo Phone with priv. ext free No chill
dren, SAB Line 1922
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I BEAUTIFUL AFT. 4 ROOMS, INCLUDING
| reception room: a.mi.; corner 21st and G
| SITS. opposite @. w. U. and other schools;
| very reasonable Apply in drug store
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233 KENTUCKY. AVE Sc
r. Kit. b.: janitor service: heat in
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

vATE, MODERN BATH; NEW. BEAUT,
FURN; Also SINGLES; WONDERFUL
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500 TAYLOR ST NV cool, COM
rms. in mi-detached home;
suitable " young women; furn. as bed rm.
tleges Call Sunday between 10 and a.
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440S 14th ST NW.-Large front room,
near bath twin beds S25; single. $40;
private family; convenient neiehborhood'
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CLEVELAND PARK-Large. cool studio
room next shower bath; gentlemen; $50
month Cleveland 6SS1
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PETWORTH, 4OO7 4th St n.w.-Room,
sonable; . gentlemen Columbia 337S-W.
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1901 COLUMBIA RD.. THE MONTELLO-
3 rms. kit. bath, screened porch; rms
kit. bath. inclosed porch. Call resident
mAnAEer Potomac 6755
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1906 LAMONT ST NW.-Laree. double
front room 3 bay windows; also single
room eil cnnvenienres. reasonable.
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ID 90.
o., JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
100 9d.i-.sa- I'm i've . s-E- Lincoln 0OS4
:54os goth ST. RMS, KIT BATH s55.
5orna : rms, KIT bath. 500. Retrigeration on
'iouse current Resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER d co INC
1921 Conn. Ave rpocot;,, .SI,;,,o
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OVERLOOKING zoo PARK-2 ROOMS,
dinette, kitchenette. bath; Frigidaire; S55
2707 Adams Mi I'd NV Aot 500
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1853 EUCLID ST NW-Attractive, front
room. twin beds; also single adjoining
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.

l743 COLUMBIA RD.. APT. "a ROOMS
Kit. bath. 2 porches; S62 so.
1920 r ST. N.Y. ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. S3b. c. w. SIMPsoN CO., 1924 Vt.
ave Metropoitan H700 '
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,--, ONLY $40.
LIS Lanier place n.w-Bright apt. .
n.rLs Iouins' kltchen. bath. screened porch. near
Walnut n31o NV JoiItOi VI Cdl
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All NEWTON PL. NV. near Park pl-
Nicely furn room cool and airy; gentle
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1925 KEARNEY ST. NE-3 ROOMS RE-
ception hall kit. and bath; cleo refrisera-
t.pn; i a. rem. 1,,r $475o SEE res; mgr; or F.
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MARYLAND INN 1924 18th St.-Large,
front room 3 beds and spacious closet;
suitable for young men, other rooms
Tourist accommodated
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5000 1St ST. NW.-Cool. double room
twin beds; new corner home: 90 min. down
town; bus one block. Randolph 594O. -
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4514 CONN AVE. THE PONCE DE LEON
-4-room apt. with incosed porch living
room, dining room dinette: one bed room
Kitchen and bath large rooms: secretarial
and elevator service: refrigeration on house
current; resident MANAGER
RANDALL H. HAGNER e. co INC
1921 Conn Ave Decatur 3RoO
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LARGE. attract. airy rm.. in pri home
ideal for Summer; suitable or 3: rea-
sonable. Randolph 5l23
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301O WIS. AVE. NV.
OPP. Natl Cathedral-2 rooms dinette.
kit. and bath, $3.50; 3 rms. recep, halI
dlnette; kit. bath and porch $50 SO. Free
81. DENIS. Nj re- Gsas Tx KENYRoNl NAYRs M NV
room dressing room kit. bath $40
Free refrigeration. Res. mgr Apt 90
J. C. WELDON co
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BRIGHT. AIRY > ROOMS; DINETTE
solarium and bath apt; 3 exposures. at
tractively furnished, twin beds: June to
oct 24-hour switchboard and elevator
service. Resident manager Rent moder-
ate $3.50 Conn ave. Apt. B05. Phone
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4"l5 4th ST W-Large room. SO
month also small room. $3.50 week;
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2620 10Th ST. NV
club residence for men and women,
with delightful social atmosphere Ideally
and conveniently located IN the fashion,
able area of the foreign embassies and le-
cations; was the former Persian Embassy:
large gardens; all rooms sunny; equipped
Tor comfort OF guests; personal hotel serv-
ice distinctive menu: make your Summer
reservations now, reasonable rates 23s
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BRAND-NEW APIS $3.50 UP,
Near Eastern High Qgth and A SITS.
se,-3 and large rooms. dinettes heat
ana not water furnished lockers. porches.
Natl. S949 '
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17O7 COLUMBIA ROAD. APT. 315-2
rooms foyer. kitchen. bath. closets: no
children or dogs: June 1st to Oct. lst. 2s'
252 GALLATIN ST. NW-3 ROOMS:
rent includes light. heat gas and cleo
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1850 COLUMBIA ROAD
Apt 403-Two bed rooms, living room,
kitchen bath; June Sept. | S65.
CORCORAN COURTS APT. l09-COM-
fortably furnished . rooms. dinette
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=, 5sls 9th ST. NV.
new Duplex Apartment
rims XII. B. and Porch. $4,000.
no, FLOYD E DAVIS co

3oTII - - MAUI D3bT.
$500 go 18th d4th sT-2 ROOMS KIT BATH
porch hDo'Gh, also . rms, kit. bath and
' PoIcn' refrigeration on house current.
Lazy, airy porches. Res mgr Garage
,HhNDALL H. HAGNER & CO INC
SO-L.I. eve Decatur 3HOO
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WALBRIDGE HOUSF

fAND ANNExES) 1850 R ST NV
SINGLES DOUBLES. PRIVATE BATHS:
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR:
INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES: IMMACU-
LATELY CLEAN WIDELY SELECTIVE
MENU; GYMNASIUM: PERSONAL LAUN-
DRY AND DRY CEANING SERVICE:
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION: COUN-
TRY CLUB VILEGES-GOLF TENNIS.
RATES $40 TO S55 PER MONTH
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SPACIOUS APT. 2 BED ROOMS. BATH
frigeration on house 1913 Harvard St..
Embassy Apt. Apply mgr
S65-5112 CONN. AVE, APT 2Ol. 3-RM
apt kitchenette dinette front halcony
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2031 QUE ST. NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN

Desirable residence designed for COM
Portable and moderate living: cool pleas
ant room: excellent food and service
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. CHEVY CHASE-Private family; detached
center r-hall brick large grounds. trees
0ne-half block west of Connecticut ave.
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lI27 Mass. ave. n.w.-Wonderful town
Ar ideal Summer home. Bad Minton court:
Tree parklngs; phones in all rooms: new
furnishings throughout. This house is now
being remodeled and redecorated will open
about June :. Reservations of rooms can
ne MADE IN advance at Fletcher Arms, 1925
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1850 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
PED rooms living room kitchenette
Giidette i,te ana path. $3.50. = bed rooms
hiVins room: kitchenette. dinette, porch and
1aaIh 5000. Resident manager. Dec.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

i MILITARY RID. NW-Single and
bic room twin beds; Ia blocks bus
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3 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH, DUPLEX
apt; ami: inclosed porch; Frigidaire;
garage space. 4027 Conn. ave. Clev
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE BATH,
S60 month. 1922 II NV. 23'
7l3 D ST NE.-TWO LARGE LHK.
rooms sink. elec. refrigerator, hot wa
ter. adults. Atlantic 2023-J 80
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FTIV1uAIIe, *4O. hpp1y THHIIHEeI, hPt.
1929 OGDEN ST. NV. Mr.. l6th--PRAC-
tically furnished; 2 rooms and glassed-in
sleeping porch kitchenette. bath; ac
commodate 4 adults rent $50 per mo.
SUBLET-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH.
furnished; $40. Adams 9740. Apt. 400.
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5oO4 ILLINOIS AVE NW-LIVING
room, bed room, kitchen and dInette;
Frlgldaire, gas, elec. and heat; chw.;
private home, available June ! 53S
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THE HOLMES
1920 Dent Pl. NV,
rooms Kit po,b ca

1865 GOOD HOPE RID Sc
0eu rms, xIIfchsn and bath S45.Oo
1lO4 Vermont Ave ,,stIio,. o,-o
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1871 goth ST. "a BLOCK CONN AVE
Laree living room. 2 exposures; fireplace;
snsle bed redo LOOM bath shove5 kitchen
Large living room. fireplace; large bed
room southern exposure; kitchen large
porch on living room newly remodeled;
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- II 81. NV. Met 3Ol
1918 RIGGS PL-l ROOM KIT BATH
DIN. al. $3.50 month, resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER d CO INC
1891 Conn. Ave Decatur 3i0o
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ST. NV. mr. Conn.-Double
or single; newly furnished; 4 large win
lows; shower unlimited phone, reason
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nished 2nd-fioor room. semi-priyate bath:
excellent board: detached private home.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1905 M ST NE. Mr.. TRANSP ENTIRE
f1oor 3 rms. kitchen. bath. clean, attrac-
lively furn.; lights, gas, refrigeration in
cluded. Phone Lincoln 5000
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HOMETOWN 724 22nd st NV. near
& w. u; large comfortable single or
double; free phone: C. h. W. West 142O-J.
s03 A ST. SE-Bed room and Kitchen
cite; gas. elec. hot water; owner ADULTS.
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SINGLE. DOUBLE AND TRIPLE ROOMS.
LARGE AND COOL, ALL NEWLY FUR
NISHED WITH MODERNISTIC FURNI-
TURE. TWO STUDIO ROOMS. ALL NEAR
BATH MODERATE WEEKLY OR MONTH
LY RATES. YOU WILL ENJOY LIVING IN
THIS REFINED NE1GHBORHOOD. WITH
OR WITHOUT BOARD
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EVELYN. lob Concord ave w"1
rm., bath. kit. dinette rec hall $40 Oo
~, EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
-IoLf vermont ave. wv. Dist. f2lO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-09

NEW YORK, G.N.SO.-Cities
on stills over beautiful parks with
traffic blowing along bouleVardS
under the buildings was foreseen
here as possible effect Of the New
York Worlds Fair of 1889 on liv-
ing conditions of the future.
It was John T. Briggs, Secretary
of the New York Society Of Archi-
tects who offered this H. G.. Well
sian glimpse around the corner
into the life of posterity.
City planning Of the future,
Briggs believes, may also include
single buildings with lofty towers
rising from the center of parks.
Samples of ultra-modern archi-
lecture to be displayed at the fair
will have their effect on world cul-
ture, according to Briggs. He ex-
poets them to give impetus to the
trend toward radical changes in
building design and city planning.
Ideas Already Considered
Silt cities ana parked towers
are already receiving consideration
in important quarters, Briggs said.
And he expects that other progress
sive architectural developments
will grow out of the exposition.
According to Briggs, silt cities
are recommended as a way out of
the problems presented by the con-
stantly growing intensity of popu-
lation and traffic. The buildings
would be spaced so that there
would be room between them for
sunlit parks and wide automobile
thoroughfares.
The pedestrian would be given
break" too. He would be able
to walk peacefully along pleasant
footpaths and not required to risk
his neck lodging automobiles.
Single Building Plan
The single building Is a proposed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-09
UNIQUE TRAFFIC PLAN

alternative to the silt idea. It
would be designed to supply more
livable quarters with enough fresh
air and esthetic surroundings for
all city jewellers.
Under this plan, buildings would
reach upward instead of sprawling
over more ground space. By add
ing additional stories a tower
would accommodate as many per-
sons in only per cent Of the area
required to house them at present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28

st. Patricl1s Party
 The regular weekly party Spor- sored by parishioners of St. Patrick's church will take place Friday night in the basement of the church at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28

Study Club Meets
 Six speakers addressed members of the St. Joseph's Holy Name Study
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28
Junior Carmelites
 Plan Entertainment
Young Ladies Arrange Diversified Program for May T;
 Communion Breakfast Committee Meets Tonight
BROOKLYN NEWS

Club on the subject, Democracy IS More Beneficial to Mankind than Dictatorship" at the weekly meet ing of the group last night in the St. Joseph'S schoolroorlS. The talks were followed by an open discussion in which all members took part. Joseph Smolskis presided.
 Those who spoke in favor of de- mocracy were John P. Greblunas, Peter Romanauskas and Raymond Glibas. Arguing for Dictatorship were Victor J. MeskunaS, Anthony DereSkevich and Victor Sabalaus- kas. Twerty-eight men were in att tendance.
 Resolved: That the Federal Gov- ernment should have Control over all Public Utilities" will be the topic of debate to be given at the next meetingf of the group on Tuesday, May II, at 8 p. m. The affirmative side will include Joseph Vitkauskas, John P. Greblunas and Raymond Glibas, while the negative team will consist of Joseph Smolskis, Anthony Stasiunas and Stanley J. Lucas.
 Committees from the Knights of Lithuania Club, the St. Joseph'S Holy Names Society, the Children of Mary Sodality, the Lithuanian Cath olic Students, and the junior and senior St. Joseph's choirs will be represented at meeting tonight,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28
Coronation Symposium

London (UP) = Londoners who want to be awakened early on Coronation Day, May 12, have only to make a request and their tele- phones will be rung at any hour of the morning and will continue to ring until they answer.
 Worcestershire county naturaliSts are worrying about the effect on birds of the torchlight procession to be held there on the night of May 12. Conservators have decided to allow containers with cotton wool soaked in paraffin instead of the tarred rope flares which killed many birds during 8 similar pro- cession at the time of the Silver Jubilee.
 More than half a million boxes of chocolate will be given to school children as souvenirs of the coro- nation.
 The chimpanzees at a Hertford- shire ZOO have been given Corona tions mugs for their tea parties and have been photographed waving the Union Jack with enthusiasm. A number of seats along the Core nation route have been allocated to war-blinded men who will watch" the procession with the aid of escorts who have become experts in the art of describing what is go- ing on.
 More than 50 portable public address" outfits and 5,250 loud speakers have been ordered so that the natives of British West Africa may listen to the crowning of the King and Queen and later listen to the Kings message to his subjects.
 Some of those who will have to walk the six and one-quarter miles of the Coronation procession are now wearing the boots to their cos tunes all day in order to break them In. A number of the Yeomen of the Guard have gone into training Tor the walk.
 Sir Edmund Davis, Of chilham. near Canterbury. will place % ts20l | Co the credit 0f every baby born in that parish during Coronation year A diamond worth nearly ssSo.oOO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28

bers of 800 automobilss parked iI- legally. This compared with 11Do offenders Monday.
 Under the new system, mis=park- ed cars are not tagged, but regis- tration numbers are noted and the Violators receive court summonses. Penalties range from a warning for first offense to criminal prosecution for repeaters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28

 sentenced to the state farm for women after having pleaded guilty in superior court to charges of keep ing liquor with intent to sell.
 It is alleged in the complaint that the girl, in company with her mother, went to visit a tenant on the second floor of the building, May 8, 1886, and while the girl was playing on the veranda, she brushed against the railing and fell through to the ground. She was in the hospital g days, according to the complaint. Attorney Joseph c. Guilfoile repre- sents the plaintiff.
 Fatal Accident
 As administrator of the estate Of his mother, the late Anna O'Brien; Francis J. O'Brien of this city today brought civil action for $l0,000 in superior court against Francis C.. Noonarl.
 The writ alleges that Mrs. O'Brien died June IS, 1936, as a result of n- juries caused when struck by the automobile of the plaintiff, May ?, 1886, at 10:45 p. m. The accident is said to have taken place on North Main street, near Spencer avenue. Attorney T. V. Meyer and Attorney Michael A. Galullo repre- sent the plaintiff.
 Fell On Sidewalk
 Suit for $2,5oO was today filed in the court of common pleas by Antoi- nette Brandt against the Sinclair Refining Company and Kenneth Wolfe. The plaintiff claims serious injuries as a result of a fall on the sidewalk in front of the company gas station at 278 Bank street, March II, 1887, at 7:55 a. m.
 Negligence in not keeping the sidewalk free from the crushed stone which is used as a coating for the station grounds, is charged. The sidewalk is said to have been lit tered with the small stone, and this Is held as the cause of the fall. Attorney William P. Wertheimer represents the plaintiff.
 Sues for $35O
 A common count writ filed in the court of common pleas today repre- sents $350 civil action brought by Thomas Colosanto against Carmela Mariana of Naugatuck. The grounds for suit are not listed.
 Defective Stairs
 Damages of $2,5o0 are sought in a civil action filed in the court of common pleas by Olive Morency against Mary Bruzewicz. The plaintiff asks to recover damages for injuries allegedly suffered in a fall on allegedly defective stairs at the defendants house, 43 North Leonard street, June 9, 1886.
 It is claimed by the plaintiff, who is a tenant of the building, that the step was shaky and oily, and these conditions caused her to ta.l and be injured. Attorney William P. Wertheimer appears for the plain tiff.
 Assault
 Alleged indecent assault by Charles Race on Mrs. Emilio De- Ferrari of 617 North Main street, which caused serious illness and much humiliation is the grounds for a $2,500 civil action entered ;n superior court today by Mrs. De- Ferrari against Race.
 The assault is said to have taken place at 617 North Main street, April 26, 1886. Attorney George Crocicchio represents the plaintiff.
 Title Involved
 Quieting of title to property n Southbury is requested in a civil action filed in superior court today by the Colonial Trust Company, as trustee for the estate of Levi Scutt and others, against William w. Olmstead and others. The land consists of four tracts in South bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28
Defective Railing
 Blamed For Injuries
Damages of S3OOO Asked By Young Girl Through Her
 Mother in Suit Against LandOrdEOther Actions

Claiming that defective and unsafe veranda railngs responsible for 20 foot fall from veranda to the ground Madeline Cammiletti today brought suit for $3OOO in superior court against Dr. Henry McGrah who is the of the building at 16 12 Union street. where the fall is said to have occurred.
 The action was brought by the girl, minor through her mother Mrs Lena Cammietti. who was recently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-28
CASES CONTINUED

A continuance of a week was given in city court today to Robert Goblin, 50, of 36 Vine street, charg- ed with breach of the peace.
 A continuance to Monday was given Martin Gatling, 31, of 60 Ab- bolt avenue, charged with violating the rules of the road. He was ar- rested yesterday after an accident on WatertoWn avenue.