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HOUSES FURNISHED.


Small. BRICK BUNGALOW, MODERN
improvements, Silver Spring; large lot; con-
venient to TRANSFORMATION. Call Line. 453O.
1899 NEWTON ST. N.w-NIcELY FURN.:
RRSssfei Rfaf Sa fGss is Creek Gso ssta Is
BUNGALOW COMPLETELY FURNISHED;
PTTenes' PonSer s5 lawn nori for rent months or
Cralk St. Alexandria. Va
COLONIAL ROOMS SLEEPING PORCH,
pain. laVatory lawn: garden. shade: close
to stores: school and churches: occupancy
nIlp hprl1 ISL 10 NOV. lst Call Kensineton
T. ROOMS BATH; MODERN; COMPLETE
~ ana nicely furnished; convenient loca-
Von; immediate S., possession reasonabIe %
for appointment o'' A''' '''''
134s MONROE ST N.W.-FURNIsHED
apartment aI Of five rooms on frst floor in
YARD ss5 eT5y Sy Apr % heat .6ne nse
err garage space if desired: no small chill
dren Call or phone Adams 92s7-W
FivE.RooM HOUSE. OIL HEAT. ELEc-
18th st. North. Arlington. Va
fLEVyELANp dI.yI AMI, PARK. a6o5 Bath ST: NV
0res rms p5fk baib Nome eoS1 high eeystion
furn Natl sssa Sunday adsS aea cev e0@He!e's ai%o
CHEVY CHASE. MD;-MAN WILL SHARE
aeliIShtful e,aI completely furnished. s-room,
ave; nice yard Wis' HHl1 44siiw' Rri1 0i0ek conn
SSM aAx fs,srensesso ne oca n Il kAS ASSGoMs M
OpShur st. NV.
OFF f1s ,I,s ISth sTIcoMP, FURNISHED. 6:
JOHN Mmods5a Msst 1850 dsoo month
l22l DECATUR ST. NW-A LOVELY
nished Excellent residentia @ iTsiYe1y neseoybood aod
sehoe Rent Phon. Ss GIes d and
CORNER 5-RM BUNGALOW: OIL HEAT.
garage; saiE Frlgidaire. ami; reas. Cali Ran.
5,RopM :;,R1splM BRICK HOUSE IN CONVENIENT
mer Os Greennood sm;e ;Sa! s:ia, garage for sum-
GROOM HOUSE; COMPLETELY FUR
nished; elec. refriserator. Venetian blinds.
oWNfEiRs. ceoTsfs cpoTshsS sa5a sic'' $50 garage.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME: NICELY
room near waiter Reed ahs Hospital fsiref.,pn Remi
az or part Of. Rand 3!,g '"'
WOODBRIDGE.
sompletely and tastefuly furn fo rock 'san: sar:
family; S65 AVA N'up4e Vi small
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
Il: Southern Bldg Dist s15-
442l IOWA AVE. NV.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL,
rms beautiful sx-room house is to he
rented completely furnished and is in q
sp spienSia snS, neighborhood. in close proximity
the house itself is in best repair and nrtess
more than mere living quarters: viii ar
range .th,se attractive rental price for respon-
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
K. A. HUMPHREYS.
e0s North Capitol St. Realtor. Natl s13o
635 GALLATIN ST. NV.
% Open =. to s.
garage lnclosed. heated porches.
enc , r. a. HUMPHREYS
euo n. CAP. st. Realtor. Natl. 6732.
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APARTMENTS uNFuRh,suen

f1ne new apartment development. "a to 4S
ST.. s,wILaree apts. OF rms. k. and b.;
hsn sntoa and sasem.n, he, watsT NJ
NASH owner. North O66O. y
coLoREDLl249 IRVING ST. NV
S3ni Ss2Hm' canin HltSnen ,ssmi.ntth Ess and elec:
SoLoRED-l6l2 T ST. N,W.-3d FLOOR.
snses' 9 rooms s4s and bath. Couple only. Refer
G9hoRrbcIE4N sSoms 5st0 E4st eg5ET APT
So y.nitor eoi a1A1 Ey. ese'ais''' Sc na included
so:4 fG44|hhosEsERj f4|h ssFsst NV.
ss'? SsS sf2e j. sssi as3ssis s'ss sass
coLoRED-2l19 N ST. N. W.
nishss IN hssi.m:n': heat ana iishs s Ii% 5%s; 4
nso5 sh4TNoS 4 q, s# & lgcHs ge9'a,.T oss.s ssv'
REFINED roo1. coLoFEDI43s n 1a;S sth ST. s.W; V
1908 5sT4HNof 4 81 Nv 4 IHcHs Hetion.i fo; ss45.
rooms k,ss:5 ~ Rs'G 5'f oss .,n
30 Florid. Ii lUsNS AVE: Nv. WRf"lf1 Dee Co. zoos.
HEATED APARTMENTs-coLoRED.
BATH e. ..c Rsrk Fss 5d NV vb No. r.te kit
''' r: *'1 4. 5tsjEs; 5Esj%SHSizs. hsiz S'S'0'
sos North Capitol St. Natl s7as.
Beautiful oneeToo@ GoaoREpi apartment. kitchen.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Natl: s707. ''N ave- Natl. s7s7.
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MODERN BUILDING,
1900 TAYLOR ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. bath. free refs. $45.
3517 18th ST. NV.
rms. kit. bath. refs. S45.
TOXIC, 1928 HIATT PL. NV.
Bachelor apt. l r.. b., $3.50.
1924 18th ST. NV.
4 rms. kit. bath. back porch $50.
ATLANTIC. 1905 10th NV.
rms. kit. bath. refs.. S45.
1914 11th ST. NV.
rms, kit. bath. $3.50.
nm. kit, bath, $50.
902 l. ST. NV.
rms. kit. bath. S405O.
BETHESDA, MD,
Avondale oprN S,M2 rnn rms ,EI,rbba.h kt bath $3.50.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
sos H ST NV
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442l IOWA AVE, NV
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFuR.
l.EAMII.Y HOIICE

L-F AMII1 HOUSE,
Nice section ne. Modern home ARRANGED
- apartments: garage. elec. refrr coal
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
.l2 Southern Bldg, Dist sI5-
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$3.50 - NEW DETACHED 2-STCP"
brick house. :! large bedrooms, attic d.
basement, automatic heat, furred wallS;
lot 55xlS0: garage Biggest value on
todayS market. From Bank OF Bethesda
drive out Old GEORGETOWN rd about =
miles to Southwick ST.. left TO ia Open
10 10 m Phone WISCONSIN hllS
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1914 SPRING RID. NV.
rooms bath. h.-wh.. lear sarase
new, .o as.0lsss 4sas 18th ST N.Y., NV; ..-.,.
= rooms rs srss bath. slass-inclosed porches.
n',Sn'' eisase' isSo PARK RID. NV.
1874 fEAfT Fs4s ns. Ss9RDoS' s'%' III: 5sc. osss.
1918 @ ST. NE.-3-sToRY BRICK. 8
seS%s, seed Condition. sh conSsnens locstion cat m
1913 ,sth gARsX 81 kw + PITTS Sei SGsi: oloo.
{Ian bsth. sles; s'sas heat'' refriseTa: s,oo ~
elec.. gas, h.-wh. 10000
$40 ssd st; n;w.-s rms. 3 baths. ~ ~
1es sslesi' gas; ha h:-wih' rms hath, 1900
II BOYD q Aye; vi Tax; pk x, Nd Nd M
cleo; gas. h.-w.h; , $500
s1ss s.c! lst ,ss s. (oi eulo.13 rms bath
Sig 9Th St, St. mas e.. rms rms. bath an m
1Sbe bsth NoEta sisa Ganitohl sss' Sss rms
=, ! sies.: sIs; h;s;T:h a. ,.t, .,.. 5000
$40 18th St. ne rms, bath, 0 ~
. Girard st. n.e.-6 rms. bath
elec.. gas. h.-w,h. $500
226 Randolph pl n.e.-6 rms.
bath eIecy sas: h:.:w.h. $3.50
os slec;; gas; h:.w,h; 5000
bath cleo; gas. h.-w.h. $500
111O North Cap. st.-5 rms, bath,
cleo. h.-w.h. tgas heat $500
5Sl5, Southern ave-: Cap. Hets.
Md rms. bath. elec.. gas.
h.-wh. ]oso
73 s st; n.w.-6 rms. bath, elec..
gas. h.-ah. 1910
512 Irving st. -n.w-5 rms, bath,
elee.. gas. h.--w.h , 4O.5O
519 K st. n.e-5 rms. BATH cleo,
gas. h:.w:h. 1000
elec.; gas: h:-w.h. $3.50
oos slee.. sss; h..v,h. .. $3.50
sas. h.-w.h. h.- $3.50
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol st. Realtor. Nat. 6732.
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APARTMENTS UNeURNIsHED.
(ContiuuedD
SAT S0

1888 Kenyon St nw-1 room. kitchen,
dressing closet and bath: free refriseration
Resident manager. Apt %.
j. G, WELDON CO.. Met BOIL.
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CAPITOL HILL-627 G ST. NE.-MOD-
Gear garase: reas. Also % SIS St. ne ne:
+ rms, porches, h.-w.h.; priced to sell.
Don't miss these opportunities. Gail
w RAII,EY
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FACING NATL. CATHEDRAL,
301O wisconsin ave. NV
Modern kitchen cabinets and
new all-white Detroit Jewel
. stoves with heat control to be
installed by Anri l. room&
a. dinette, kit. and bath, $50;
rooms. kit. dinette bath and
porch, S62.5o Free Frisidaire:
elevators. See res. mgr. Apt. 102.
j. C. WELDON CO.,
1S21 K NV. Met. 30l1.
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LOW RENT-16th ST.
2 RMS. KIT. S45-3 RMS, KIT, S57.
Modern apt. bids: large, bright. outside
rooms: handy to cars, stores. etc. 3033
18th st. near Columbia rd Adams O947
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THE SALUDA,

1l01 EUCLID ST. NV.
Two and three, rooms. kitchen and
bath. electric refrigerator on house cur
rent. Months free rent to responsible
party $40 to $50.
HARRY JUSTINE
SlQ 1lth St. NV Natl rS44 =
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-neaI GSIAIe. IO55 10 q. Ave. INV.
,.o. ,,o,,,EoR EoR coL0RED;
14O4 MONTELLo AVE. N.E.-s
rms: bath cleo. gas. h.-a.h. S42.5O
1864 Rosedale st. n.e.-6 rms. bath,
= .elec; .; sas; latrobe heat 1880
954 Florida ave. NV" rms,
water. toilet in yard $3.50
water ." $3.50
= toilet in yard -. 1880
toilet ii yard 1880
water, toilet in yard 1880
Ala 4th st. Sc. No. % rms, bath,
elec., gas. h.-v.h. 3O.5O
sas, eiec.:. water istrobe heat 1880
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. .e732.
r.ATa WnR NNH nRMn
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7-EoOM HOUSE Mr. SCHOOL AND
transportation; h.-w.h.: large front porch,
Enclosed back porch. 2-caT sarase: also
4-room bungalow. ami. finished attic.
cheap for quick buyer. Call 81 Wells ave
Edmonston. Md Phone Hyattsville 661-J
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LOVELY NEW HOME
For careful adult family Modern 8-rm.
brick never occupied: nr. stores, churches,
1-fare bus and car lines. Lse lot garden
space. massive trees fruit and shrubbery
1l9 Maple ave. Takoma Park Md.
1109 4th ST. Me- ROOMS, ANIL. S35.
No. Que st. n.e.-6-room brick, am i,
$50 80.
$40 Orleans pl. n.e.-6-room brick,
ami. S45
1924 9th st. n.e.-6-room brick, ami,
r. G. DUNNE,
6O4 H st. NE. Atlantic $500
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE $4,000 For.
Quick sale; Il r.. b.. finished attic. extr-
corner center-hall plan: trade individua
14S Van Buren, ST NV 30.
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NEW DUPLEX APT,
1929 34th NE.
3 large rooms cleo kit. large porch.
tile bath shower Heat and hot water
cross vent; insulated. Open for inspection.
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NOTHING DOWN. BUILT TO ORDER.
operative Builders Box 257-Q Star.
CORNER. ON CAPITOL HILL, CONTAIN.
ing 4 apts. Rent. $145; good invest;
600. terms.
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WOODBRIDGE

completely and tastefully fu-n.: rock ear
gen and trees; suitable for couple or small
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
y. Southern Bldg. Dist s1S-
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NOW AVAILABLE
I'D sheridan st. n.w-6 r., S65 M
156 Quebec pl n.w.-s r. b 933U So %,
500 Tue Sias soHeIy ave, T P.-5 r., b. IS 90
IJGA oMo Mass. ass. So r.. T1.25
a55o6 Eenwick lane. g. S.-6r.. s. SIS5
III s,IW.r siS ST. Cn- Sh-7r b. so. 90
snnnwS Sp.ins ave; o. S.-5 r. b. 51.25
I10s W;,Sios fo:. .. 80 r, b. 1926
1oI pichaow haow ave. SIS r., b. 5S.25
soS Ii11 Gls. aye, va 9 SIS !. <. sY.s5
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BY OWNER ROOMS, BATH DE-
tached brick facing Fort Slocum Park,
nearly new: near schools and transp
SI.95n III Oglethorpe st nv ons
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ALLISON. ADJACENT TO 18th ST. NV;
semi-detached brick: rooms. . baths.
becseation hresstn LOON room; finished sleeping and
garage. Owner. Georgia $685.
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FLAT.
48 QUINCY PL. NE.
,..3 rms. bath: oil heat: new-house con-
porch: garage, nr. Tech and Langley Jr.
High: S41.50
EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
9l9 N. Y. Ave. NV National $3.50
Eve. and Sun. North 623s.
1881 Huidekoper Pl. N.W-S75.
New. rooms. rec. rm air conditioned.
oil heat cleo kit garage Dist. 1911
Completely Reconditioned for
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II BRYANT ST. NV.
End FLOOR.
,,.S rooms. inclosed porch, private bath:
Hshl. neat. gas: refrigeration; . adults
$3.50 ROOMS, KIT: BATH,
1919 G ST. NV
Free Gas. Electricity,
and Refrigeration
Two large. bright rooms; bed
room with crosS-ventilation
5000 Lisht oak floors ivory wood
work. shower: 24-hour elevator
o.. A. and switchboard service.
- Mr: DAVIS. Res. Mgr. Met. $500
+ THE CAROLINA,
706 l1th ST NV.
{ FFooms' Foomss' kitch kkitchen and Bath: $500.
&c; z: refriseration; CONVENIENT dnwn.
S,ild,niro ioCsTiSn witp IN well-maintained apt.
AMERICAN REALTY co.
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RIM. BRICK, H;-wH, BuILT-N
garage; real bargain: S4 475O. 1886
Abbey pl ne. Apply 114l Abbey pl. ne.
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HEATED APARTMENTS.
12S Carroll ST.. Sc. No. .O"-4 rms.
kit, bath, elec. gas, h. .-w.h-- S55 90
bath: elec.. gas $3.50
din. bath, eiee:. sas, h.vh. ~ 1000
bath. h.-w,h. -' 0'' '' $1,000
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N Capitol St Realtor Natl 6.3o
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Ak0MAMEW so}s MODERN HONE AND
payments. taxes: Sl3,15OOO Must see
to appreciate Shep oSSQ-R
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Washington Blde. District CASA
40 ADAMS ST. NV,
es66 =, & b., h.-w.h., elec. gear garage;
3013 7th ST. NE
rooms and bath one-car parape.
n'-"'h.: elecs rental. $3.50 month.
1925 10th ST. NV.
ST &: b.. cleo: h-wh: $50 90
WASH: LOAN & TRUST. CO..
200 NV. R. E. Dept Natl 344o
5O7 LONGFELLOW ST NV
Brick row house with six rooms. bath
not-Wa'er neat electricity. screened rear
porch. bullt-in garage Key at 800
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
Won't Come, Eth!

Two brothers who refused to
appear in city court today on the
charges Of breach Of peace and
assault, were ordered arrested and
held for tomorrow's session by
Judge Edward Mascolo. They are
Daniel Mahoney, %, of 8 Bur-
ton street, and John Mahoney
80, of 142 Hill street.
Mrs. Mahoney, wife of the lat
ter, appeared in court this morn
ing and said that her husband
was home when she left, and that
he had refused to come to court.
She said he had been at his
mothers house yesterday, and had
thrown cups around the house
when he came home about a. m.
this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
new CONTINGENT
ARRIVES CAMP
100 Youngsters Now En-
joying Vacation at Y
Summer Site

Thirty-five new boys arrived at
the Y camp at Smiths pond, Water
town, today, to increase the total
number of campers there to 100.
Last night a final dinner was CIV
en- in the mess hall, to honor those
campers who left today. Tonight's
program will consist entirely of
sectional campfires to welcome the
new arrivals.
At the get-together last night, the
following boys were awarded pins,
for passing their beginners SWIM
ming test:
The following were awarded pins
for passing their beginners SWIM
ming test: Theodore Grieder,
James Hart, William Robinson,
Robert Norris, Jack Dillon and
Richard Jackman; boat test, Theo-
dore Greenberg, David Rubin, Jack
Belanger, Harold Royal, Harvey
Schumacher, Barry Follott, Robert
Follett, Robert Hart, Alan Dunphy,
and Alfred Wolff; canoe test,
Donald Munger, Donald Wiggles-
worth, Jack Stinson, Norris Fol-
lett, Edward Baldwin and Clyde
Eggleton.
The following three groups left
yesterday on trips:
Tent IA, under the supervision
of Lester Phillips, went to Bantam
lake for an overnight canoe trip.
Those who went were Ted Shove,
Robert Belfit, James Watkins, Jack
Hoffman, William Judd, Bruce
johnson, James Trip, Benjamin
Coe, Art Charpentier went as as
assistant leader.
Tent six, under the direction of
Ken Morris and Robert Stockton,
left for three-day canoe trip on
Lake Candlewood. Those in the
group were Richard Waters, William
Ellis, Chris Reilly, Roger Greene,
Stanley Beach and Don Gibbs.
Fourteen boys under the leader
ship of Samuel Root, Jr., and Carl
Wedel went to Black state park
on an all-day hike. They were Will
liam and Robert Seirup, Robert
Baldwin, Forest Johnson, Alan Dun
ply, Clyde Eggleton, Robert Ham
mond, Stephen Austell, Theodore
Greenberg, Edward Plat, Philip
Pratt, Roger Rose, Robert MacGreg-
or, and Raymond Pidge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
METEOR STREAKS
THROUGH SKIES

New York, July ~. - CUP -
Astronomers today eagerly awaited
reports from lay observers Of huge
fire ball" which streaked across
the northeastern sky last night to
learn whether 1t struck the earth
before being consumed.
The meteor, described by scient-
lists of the Hayden Planetarium az
one Of the most brilliant seen In
modern times, because visible at ex-
actly 10 p. m, E.DT), and many
who say it thought for a time they
were observing the plunge Of a flam-
ing airplane.
The solitary wanderer from space
appeared as a ball Of fire, about
half the size of the moon, at a point
southwest of the Big Dipper. Nov
ing with less apparent speed than
smaller meteors, 1t cut across nearly
two-thirds of the sky, disappearing
from view behind the northeastern
horizon.
Charles Federer of the Planetari-
UNI had Just set up a telescope on
the lawn outside the building.
Suddenly bright light seemed
to fill the sky" he said. II could
hardly believe my eyes. It looked
like rocket with a fiery exhaust.
It left long streak OF white light
tinged with blue"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
Local Veterans Units Join Legonnaires In big Parade
Democrats Endorse
Cross And Lonergan
Twelve New Town Committee Members Considered;
Another Meeting Next Week

with leaders Of units with harmony
within the party as purpose. There
has developed q greater unity Of
all elements Of the party, due to
the assurance given weeks ago that
recognition and consideration def
nitely will result for tsose active
Democrats seeking ylace either Of
the town committee or as delegates
to the convention.
Town Chairman Crary reiterated
today that Waterbury's Democratic
landslide of two years ago has pro-
vided basis for such increase In the
number of delegates which the city
will be allotted for the conventions
that very general representation of
all Democratic units in the city can
be expected. With an estimated 10
delegates, In place on the former
10, the town convention this year
will be representative Of every DEM
ocratic voter in the city, he predict
ed. Additionally, there will be places
for numerous more delegates chosen
by the town convention for the
state, congressional, shrievalty and
probate conventions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
TRACES SICKNESS
TO PICKLE TUB
American Brass Company
Worker Loses Claim
for Compensation

Compensation Dom missioner
James M. Lynch today dismissed
the compensation claim of Walter
A. Burnaka of Orange against the
American Brass Company. The
petitioner claimed he contracted
rheumatism by working on the
pickle tub in the Ansonia branch Of
the company. He had worked at
various times since February, 1929.
The following agreements in
which compensation will be paid
weekly during the period of total
disability were filed today and ap-
proved:
Albert and Elizabeth F. Milton,
Washington, and Helen Najan, left
hip injury, $12.73 beginning June
IL.
Edward F. Hickey's Sons, Inc.
Winsted and Joseph Caraf1o, Win
sted, right hand palm cut, ST be-
ginning July 16.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27

A special bus has been chartered
by the post to convey the drum
corps to the convention city. 1t will
leave the American Legion Home
on Holmes avenue at o'clock Sat-
urday morning. Raymond Walker,
president of the corps, will be in
charge. 1t is expected that the color
guard will be recruited from the
Waterbury contingent of national
guards now in camp at Mantle.
Tho guard will march in their
picturesque West Point cadet uni
forms. Following the parade in
which local D. A. v. members,
Yankee Division, Veterans of Fore
eign Wars will march with Corp.
Coyle Post, Casper Davis of Water
villN and William Wilson Post, COL
local drum corps will compete in
ored veterans of Waterbury, the
local drum corps will compete in
state contest for honors.
Exceeds Quota
Complete arrangements for par
ticipation were made last evening
at an enthusiastic meeting of the
posts executive committee and the
official delegates. Commander Will
liam T. harrington, who presided
announced at the close of the meet
ing that Corp. Coyle Post had ex-
ceeded its 1888 quota and that its
enrolled membership for the current
year will be the largest in several
years, indicating most conyincingly
that the legion holds a popular
place In the affection of local vet
Grams.
The posts delegation to the con-
vention includes: Commander Far
rington; Junior Vice = Commander
George Karonfsky, who has been
elected chairman Of the local unit;
Colonel William j. Shanahan, State
Representative Daniel j. Mahaney;
Attorney A. Henry Weisman, chair
man of the posts relief committee
and Past Commanders, Walter A.
Jarvis, Morris Shapiro, Newton
Alexander and Wallace j. Inglis.
Representative Mahaney is Wat
erbury's lone delegate to the 40
and-8 convention. The fun-makers
of the legion will stage their comedy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27

At least twelve new memers of the
Democratic town committee are un-
der consideration this week by the
members from the respective wards
following a meeting of the commit
tee last night at which names of a
number Of candidates were sub
mitted. At a meeting to be called
next week by Chairman John H.
Crary, recommendations will be
made by the ward members and &C
ton increasing the town committee
membership from 20 to 80 will fol-
low. 1t is expected.
Endorsement of the candidates. Of
Governor Wilbur l.. Cross and
United States Senator Augustine
Lonergan, the policies of President
Roosevelt, resulted at last nights
meeting. These are the first endorse
ments of any major major city's
town committee In the preliminaries
to the town caucuses and state and
local conventions. Further endorse
ments of candidates may be made at
next weeks meeting, 1t was predict
ed by members, but names of other
known candidates were not present.
ed last night.
The Democratic leaders are COM
mitted to recognition of the young
er elements in the party, as we'll as
the majority group of the Indepen-
dent Democratic party. Plans are for
a general representation of racial
groups on the enlarged committee
and the greatly increased number
Of delegates to all conventions will
include all Of these units Of the
party, q spokesman for the commit
tee declared today.
So far as the usual agitation nor
may to pre-convention seasons Is
concerned, members of the commit
tee remarke dthat conferences have
been held and will be undertaken
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
Irish G. O. P.

Mortimer j. Calvin, chairman of
the ticket committee for the out
ing of the Irish Republican club,
will receive all returns at meet
ing in the Steele building tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock. President
John McHugh will preside. The
outing is slated to be held at
Charles DeBisschop's farm July
81. A large number of members
and friends have made reserva-
tions to attend. Final plans for
the outing will be outlined tomor-
row night at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
Improving

Joseph Croughwell, Is, of go
Beecher avenue, who was severely
injured while working at G.. A.
Templeton's Monday morning, was
reported as "a little better" at the
Waterbury hospital today. His
name remains on the danger list
however. He was injured when a
heavy truck tire blew out and
threw its rim into his face and
head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
REV. DAVID GAINES
IN FAREWELL SERMON

Rev. David P. Gaines, who has
been in charge Of the union Sum-
day morning services of the First
Baptist and First Methodist
churches in the First Methodist
church, 1890 o'clock, during July,
will preach for the last time be-
fore his vacation next Sunday, July
81, 1880 a. m. His subject will be
To-day, Tomorrow, and the Day
After Tomorrow" This will be a
special sermon to the two congre-
month on practical Christian liv-
cations who are worshiping together,
concluding his series during the
ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
Car Found

A car owned by Mario Monti Of
% Floyd street, Waterbury, was
found in Wolcott last night by
Constable Howard Kraft Mer-
chandise consisting of cigars and
cigarets, which the car contained
at the time of the theft, were
missing, however. They were val
ued at $500. The car was taken
from Canal street Monday morn
ing before s o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
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Brass City News
StipulatiOns

Two compensation stipu1ations
were approved by Compensation
Commissioner James M. Lynch
today:
Catherine Golden Of Washing
ton is to receive S333.95 plus doc
tor bills from Katherine L. Con-
roy of Washington. She was in
jured November IL, 1897 while
working for the employer. She
sustained hip, back and right leg
injuries. She was disabled for
"a weeks, from November Is,
1897 to July 3, 1888.
Alice Daigle Of 533 South Main
street is to receive $50 from the
Ap0thecaries Hall Co. She was
injured May "a, 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
New Concern

The Unique Tool Corp. Of Wa
terbury has filed a certificate Of
incorporation at the Office Of the
secretary of state. The certificate
lists an authorized capital of
$4,000 with half that amount to
commerce business. Incorporators
are Frank F. Gravel of Roches-
ter, N. Y; Edgar A. Gravel of
Milford, and Ernest Bowman of
Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
No Epidemic!

No maternity cases are being
received at the Waterbury hospital
because Of renovations which are
being effected, according to re-
port from the admitting office. All
maternity cases are being referred
to st. Mary's hospital, and there
is no overcrowding at that insti-
tuition.
1t was denied that the Water
bury hospital maternity ward ex-
perienced an epidemic Of diarrhoea
although it was admitted there
were half a dozen cases during the
past month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-27
No Quorum

Lack Of a quorum at yesterdays
special meeting of the board of
fire commissioners caused the
postpOnement until today Of ac-
ton on the purchase Of a new
aerial ladder truck. The meeting
will be held this afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock.