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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-BY BUnDER-NEW, MOD
$3.50. Small down payment. easy terms.
Kensington n 74-Jx. --
LARGE, MODERN; VACANT: .BUNG.. a.
it. rms. eft. bath. dry cellar: h.-wh;; eiee:
sssso ssnss systtssf aso fsr
Greenwood 1899. b
GENTLEMAN SMALL COUNTRY Es-
tate at Alta Vista: Md, fronting ,sa. 1S4 III ~
400 It. on Charles st. House contains: 1st
oor reception hall vins Tm WITH With fe
psae 6uters psnrS Kitchen and
Screened screen porch; Ind door. 5 bedrooms 2
baths. also .lge. master bedroom with fire-
s' ing porch; srdofiooT attic. finished. con
tanning 3 rms: oil heat; outbldss. con.
sist Of double car with arsse servant and
Soolhouss;a },3t Can OWNER to inspect Co
5 RMS. BATH. BUNGALOW; H.-W.H:;
fS badPafs Hnss sst?s
tTjst Sdss linz; PTieso $3.50; terms. District
EDdEMooR = BRICK DWELLING; ~, LIN ii;v,rs
ment with toilet. laundry trays. etc; 2;
car garage lot 6ss!5o Owner ser w1i monsh ae
Wisconsin 4s5s.
NEW BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW.
and M shingles, screened, ,dGood hw,hn nooTs open
Cabinets; $3.50, $500 cash. Balance like
vii, eu,S Nd same Il sTlsa &C.
4 S4s K St: NV. Natl. s5ss. Eve. and sun,
ARLINGTON. VA. Arm BUNGALOW.
h.-w.h., ami. full basement. .- S-caI e.; sa7
sacrifice. Lincoln O442-J.
2 AND ACRE TRACT ON NO. HIGH
way. in Virginia, near Washington. Suit
able for residence. tourist camp, filling
station, trailer camp. most any kind OF
business. Sold on very reasonable terms.
ARLINGTON-COZY 4-ROOM BUNGA-
low. h.-w.h. 2-car garage, fine shade; 1Oc
bus; $500; easy terms.
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal. $3.50
WOODBRIDGE.
5-room bungalow, bath. full basement.
2-car garage with cement runway; on ex-
ira large lot covered with shrubbery: lily
pond, shade trees, grape vines and over
100 rosebushes Priced at only S5, $50,
with reasonable down payment.
1912 26th NE.
This represents an outstanding value.
sideration. Open all day.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl. 9197
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FARMS FOR SALE.

15O-ACRE FARM, s MILES FROM WASH
ington. About rs acres clear. balance
timber. 12-room house with downstairs
finished. Chicken house 12x54. small barn
and orchard Well watered Price, So, 900;
$1,000 cash. balance $40 per month See
MASON HIRST. Annandale Fairfax County.
Va, at the end of Columbia pike Phone
Alexandria S69-J-l. Closed Sundays
> FARM BARGAINS Mr. DAVIDSON
Vile; must be sold at once; inspect and
you will buy. 12S a.. r. and b.. S6,500;
- a.. 8 r. and b.. Sl0.500; terms; barns.
N. RYON. Mayo, Md
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM: NO DOWN PAYMENT: IF NEc-
essary will trade farm in Louisa County,
Va for down payment. Wanted. between
80 and 100 acres. good house and neces-
sary BUILDINGS for farming: not over 90
miles from D. C. Will pay $40 mo-: not
over $500. Call Emerson S683, after
pm.
DAIRYMAN WANTS TO BUY ON SALES
contract, making substantial monthly pay
ments stocked and equipped dairy farm.
nearby Md or Va. Box :}20-D. Star
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EXCEPTIONAL, VALUE.

Located in beautiful Edgemoor, Md. New
center-hall brick Colonial. 3 bedrooms and
large dressing room, > baths. paneled den.
. screened porches, attic. attached garage.
oil burner; lot 60xl25,,, Priced $lO95O.
Very easy terms, or will consider reason
able trade To inspect call MR.. FITZ-
GERALD, Dist. 6092. Evenings. Randolph
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SUBURBAN PRop.-sALE OR RENT
STORES FOR RENT.

NEW 1-RMS.. AMI. 3 SHADED PoRCHES,
Riverdale Heights; $40 rental or $50 cash
down sale. Greenwood 2671-J
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APAk MENIS SUbOk6AN.
NEWLY DECORATED APIS; BUS AND
car service. 1902 or 1908 Lee highway.
Rosslyn, Va: S35-S37 so mo. oxford 0436.
81
1919 N 18th ST.-FURNISHED ENTIRE
md floor; new home: l0c bus fare; adults
preferred Walnut 6904 3s
ARLINGTON VA 2nd-FLOOR FUR
nished apt, :, large rms. bath. large closet.
screened-in porch: exclusive neighborhood;
adults only: no pets. Dist. $3.50.
COMPLETE, 3 ROOMS FURNISHED:
adults; S35: attractive suburb residence
restful. Greenwood 1868.
ARLINGTON-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
large yard: 10 min. to Avenue; S5S. Phone
jackson 2054-W.
2409 N. UPTON ST
LEE HGHTS., ARLINGTON CO. VA.
,2 Rms; Kit; Bath; 81" So
201 Machinists' Bldg. Natl. 5538.
900 BALTIMORE BLVD,
R1VERDALE, MD.
rooms. kitchen and bath 81 so
Convenient to Schools and Bus,
MI. VERNON MORTGAGE CORP
on7 Machinists' Bldg. Natl 553S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE 1st TRUST
for houses in D. c. Quick answer and
settlement. E. A. GARVEY Dist 45os;
eve and Sun. Geo. $500. 1925 VT. ave.
CASH FOR ROW BRICK OLD HOUSES.
Ready Buyers. = to Rms. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6. Mail. 1435 Meridian NV
FOR RESULTS, LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met 1143.
HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES TO BUY
brick bungalow or home regardless OF con,
dition in Brookland or Woodbridge provided
the price is right. H. SACHS. 215 Stewart
Bldg. 4O2 9Th st. NV. Republic ] 1856. A
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR
property regardless of size. location or
Condition, provided the price is right.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS No. Cap. Realtor. Natl. 6I3l.
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LOTS FOR SALE.


BEAUTIFUL LOTS ADJACENT MEMOIR
lal blvd, view Of Potomac River, and
delightful breeze therefrom S4O0 to
81 900: easy terms. Box 21O-H. Star
5Ox1OO; FINE RESIDENTIAL HIGH ELE-
vation. southern frontage 2Sth ST, sd-
joining Rock Greek Park all improve
ments: sacrifice for cash Phone Natl.
0lS5. Ext SO. a.
6I-FOOT FRONT-SI.15O
Belt rd. near Fessenden st. NV. near
schools and park: on grade. ] block from
bus. The place for your home. Call Mr..
Moore, Cleveland "f"5
ADELBERT W LEE.
1343 ST NV District $500.
FOREST HILLS, d. c.
Beautifully wooded lot, "a #. wide by
200 fl. deep southern exposure: almost
lo.s90 So. #: price, $3.50. BOSS
PHELPS, NATIONAL 1900. EVENING.
PHONE MR.. WAIVER. GEORGIA 675s.
CoLoRED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
Paramount Heights SIS UP; easy terms:
help build District 9170.
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STORES FOR SALE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

927 9th ST. NW-S45O.OO: fruit. delica
tessen good condition.
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WILL SACRIFICE

. cottages. One located at Herald Harbor.
one at owens. Md. Both in excel. con
dition Beautiful lots plenty of trees and
shrubs. Will take small cash payment on
each Call Mr.. Guiffre. Col. 513l-J, Sun.
or Rep. 11s1 week days. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON. 205 Investment Bldg.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQ7DS.
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PRICE AND TERMS REDUCED TO $500.
$1,000 cash. on fine 7-room home IN the
heart Of Silver Spring; cost S13.000:. home
COFFMAN REALTY CO., Shep 4123.
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4917 KANSAS AVE. NV.
rooms. sleeping porch and bath:
oil heat; elec. refg.; garage $70.(
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,

WILL TRADE IMPROVED FARM. UNDER
100 acres, located in T. " A. Basin, on
small 3 or unit apt. house well To-
Gated. preferably in D. c. w. F. COOGAN.
SOS 21st st. South. Arlington. Va. jack
son 2lSO-W
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$50 MADISON ST. NV
6 rooms. 2 baths. recreation room.
sleeping porch and garage; elec-
trio refrieeration; hot-water heat S12. so
H. G. SMITHY CO..
e11 18th st. N.Ws National 1904,
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ACREAGE FOR SAiA.

2Oet LESS THAN ASSESSED VAEEE.
One and 43/100 Acres of Land
1906 Kenilworth Ave. NE, D. c.
137-ft. front paved streets sidewalks.
water. sewer. gas. electricity, street cars.
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NEW GROOM HOME, 81, $50.
Monthly payments only S45 after small
down payment; large rooms. all with cross
ventilation; concrete porch. lOx2O; full
tile bath with shower; open fireplace:
hardwood floors: full basement: built-in
fireproof garage with overhead door lot
52x10O; large trees: convenient to stores:
schools, churches and transport alton. 'n6
Gist ave. Silver Spring. Md For sale by
OWNER. Shepherd 1911.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COMMERCIAL CORNERS.
Will buy corner property quickly. Call
8. T. Kolb. eve. phone West 2121.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
1877 Wis Ave. West 0nO2
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WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,
4112 18th pl. n.e.-A new all-brick g..
room home in this delightful section OF
higher priced homes every modern con-
venience, including oil burner and garage:
Large level lot. close TO schools. stores and
bus S9.g50, terms. Other 6-room
homes $3.50 up.
Open and Lighted Daily Till 9 PM.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
0377 L Ave NE North 1203.
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DETACHED BRICK HOME,

Modern o-story Colonial brick home Of
rooms, bath and garage on 50-foot lot.
west of Wisconsin ave. south OF Bradley
lane only . years old and has new range
and electric refrigerator. small cash pay
ment. balance in one trust on monthly
paYment, After & o'clock phone GEO. 1I3l.
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INvEsrMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

S47,5OO-APARTMEN BUILDING.
Well located in Northwest section. con-
tanning % small apartments, conserva-
lively rented for SS,S3S per year. A
splendid investment. Phone R. M.
HOOKER, Metropolitan 1868. Evenings
m caI1 Atlantic 1882
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SALE - COTTAGE FACING SEVERN
River, restricted, completely furnished;
gas, electricity. running water. large
screened porches. For details call Walnut
.S6J-I after ) 30 a.
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GLEN ISLE, ON SALT WATER. 19 MILES
D. C.-Swlmming, boating, grabbing; will
500; terms. ZANTZINGER CO., Natl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
BROWN SENTENCED
 IN SHOOTING CASE
Given Year in Jail for Shooting Woman Fol-
 lowing Quarrel

Theodore Brown, 24, colored, who shot Mrs. Dorothy Barnett of 2l Judd street in the arm when she told him they were through" Au- gust 21, was sentenced to year in jail by Judge Ernest c. Simpson in superior court yesterday. He pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated as- sault and carrying concealed wea- pon.
 States Attorney William B. Fitz- gerald said that when Brown was told not to call at the Judd street home any more, he went to his own home and procured the gun. Returning. he said to Mrs. Bar nett, "I'll show you now much care for you," and shot her in the arm. He then lied the scene, but was picked up shortly thereafter by police on Lafayette street.
 Public Defender Edward T. Car. mody said that Brown and Mrs Barnett had been drinking. H. said that Brown had only intended to scare the woman and meant hel no bodily harm. "The woman edged
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
D. \. Y. CHAPTER
 PERFECTS PLANS
Gratifying Reports Sub- nlitted on Fourth Annual
 .ArgOnne Day Banquet

The Waterbury chapter, Disabled American Veterans, meeting last night, made plans for the annnua Argonne day dinner which will bt held Saturday evening at Moyni. hans restaurant, Lake Hitchcock.
 Speakers will include Congress man J. Joseph Smith, Majol Thomas Bannigan of Newington and Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, rec. tor of Trinity Episcopal church, wht recently returned from a tour oi the. .-battleftelds of Europe: He was chaplain during the World War.
 John J. Mulligan is chairman oi the committee in charge.
 Reservations received by Chairman William Keaveney of the ticket com. mittee indicate that the banquet will slrpass in numbers any yet held by the chapter.
 D. A. V. members and their friends from all parts of the state in very large numbers have noti- fled MT. Keaveney of their intention to be present.
 The banquet has been given an- nually for the past four years to commemorate the historic battle of the Argonne, and to honor the past commanders of the chapter.
 Every year the committee has been forced to refuse reservations that came on the day of the ban quet, so the committee on arrange ments urges all who plan to at- tend to be sure and contact some of the committee immediately.
 The program that has been ar ranged after many weeks of worE insures an evening of fun long tC be remembered.
 Waterbury chapter has made it 6 policy to hold only one public social affair each year, and this one af- fair is run or a r1on-profit basis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

Floyd, but we must admit 1t is a noble sacrifice on his part.
 ripper Connolly, candidate for the senatorial nomination on the Democratic ticket in the 18th dis trict, is reputed as having eleven of the fifteen delegates already pledged to him, to which I give the well known 'Ts that so?" Ap- -parently the delegates don't know anything about the number of pledged candidates. I'll tell you now that Connolly will not get the nomination.
 It looks as if John Goss, Jr., will be given the Republican sen- atorial nomination in the 18th district. If Goss is selected by the Republicans 1t might mean that Waterbury will have one Republi- can senator and one Democatic senator in the next session of the general assembly.
 The fact that Ernest Novey of Torrington was nominated as the Republican candidate for high sheriff does not necessarily hurt the aspirations of Thomas Wall, candidate for congress on the same ticket, because if TorringtOn is to 90 Republican at this state election, it might be necessary for the Republican party to have two men on the ticket from the same city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
 ARRANGES BAZAAR

The arrangements for the annual bazaar of St. Paul's. Methodist church, Nov. 16-17, were completed last night at a meeting of the church board And heads of various societies. Supper will be served by the ladies' aid on the first night, by the Pollyanna society, the sec- ond, and booths will be sponsored by the Sunday school, Youth Coun- cil and mems organizations
 Frank Meisinger is chairman and others on the committee in- clude Mrs. Lewis Sage, Mrs. New ton Leas, Wilson Miller and Wal ter Oldroyd.
 A harvest supper will be held at the church Oct. 13 under the auspices of the church board Mrs. Lockhart, of Oakville, t chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
JUDGE PALLOTTI
 TO SPEAK HERE
Republican Nominee for Attorney General to Ad-
 dress Italian Club

Judge Francis A. Pallotti, Hart ford, Republican nominee for att torney general, and Joseph E. Tal- bot, of Naugatuck, are expected as speakers at the meeting of the Young Mems Italian Republican club at Hotel Elton Friday night at which formation of a women,s aux Hilary will be devised. The officers of the Young Mems Italian Repub- lican club will take part in the meeting and will assist in the for- nation of the auxiliary. The tenn porary officers which will be elected will be introduced at the outing to be held at Charles DeBisschops home, Sunday afternoon. Any one interested in the formation of this auxiliary is invited to attend.
 Arrangement is being made with Mrs. Ellen K. Healy of the speak CTS bureau, at the Republican state headquarters, for the assignment as speakers our candidates on the state ticket and especially for Judge Pallotti, candidate for attorney gen. eral, and Joseph E. Talbot, candi- date for state treasurer.
 Invitations have been sent to the officers of the Republican town committee, town committe members and district leaders.
 An election committee has been appointed consisting of: Frank Ro- Si, George J. Crochicchia, Frank Mazzie, Charles Tartaglia, Frank Varanelli and Michael J. Galullo.
 There will be a meeting, Friday night. of the following committees: Speakers, entertainment, refresh ments, tickets and food, to prefer plans for the outing and at that time a reception committee will also be appointed.
 The following are chairmen of committees: Alderman Patrick M. Perieifo,s' 'entsrtaiiinent; Atty George J. Crocicchia; speakers, Carmen Caruso; refreshments. Au- gustus Augustini; tickets, Peter Co., radozzi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
Grand St. Man Held
 For Receiving Stolen
 Goods From Accused
Blind Man Among Victims of Gangs Series of Petty RObberies Many Complaints Filed Against
 Youths; Detectives Effect Complete Roundup

Pakul and Patrolmen Joseph Cava- naugh and James Carey.
 Rollo and Nichols allegedly stole 8 large amount of merchandise from the stand in the post ofice lobby, operated by Michael Donnel- ly, who is blind.
 Police said that part or all of the quartet were involved in thefts from several local offices, as well as in the thefts of pocketbooks and other articles. The theft from the blind mans stand at the post of1ce took place last week, with merchandise valued at more than $50 being stolen.
 Copeland, who was arrested this morning after being subpoenaed as a state witness, allegedly purchased stolen watch and chain from members of the group. Part of the testimony in his case was heard late this morning, but the case was then continued till tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

Four youths arrested for alleged participation in a series of theftS were sentenced to jail terms after hearings before Judge Edward Mas colo this morning. After the hear ings a fifth man, Alexander Cope land, 34, of Grand street, was ar rested on a charge of receiving stolen goods from the quartet and will be arraigned in court tomorrow.
 The following sentences were im- posed:
 Michael Champeau, IS, of 22 Cot tage place, 30 days in jail.
 Michael Syrotchen, IS, of p Cot tage place, four months in jail.
 Joseph Rollo, Is, of 54 Burton street, two months in jail.
 Charles Nichols, IT, of 337 South Main street, two months in jail.
 Taking part in the arrests were Detective Lieutenants Edward McElligott, William Foley and Wil- liam Pollard, Lieutenant { Ernest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

heads the mems committee which includes Frank Orencole, Lieut.. Col. william J. Shanahan, John Marshall McAdahon, Edward Hes, Albert Rielly and William Schneer
 The women's committee consists of Mrs. Jane Meyer, president; Mrs. Helen M. Brophy, Mrs. Edward B. Peters Mrs. Julia Mcdonald, Mrs. Mae Grove, Miss Helen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
Four Youths Given Jail Sentences

shanahan, Mrs. Florence Martin and Mrs. Minnie Schneer. The committees will meet Tuesday eve- ming in V. F. W. hall.
 The auxiliary's Arlnistice day committee includes Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Brophy and Mrs. Grove. The auxiliary will have post members as guests at the next meeting Oct 1T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
ROTARIANS GOLF
 MATCH POSTPONED

Colored motion pictures of this recent trip through the west were shown by Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John Q. Walker of the Second Congrega- tional church yesterday at the weekly meeting of the Rotary club in The Elton.
 The golf match scheduled for yes- terday with the Naugatuck rotary was postponed until next Wednes- day. A collection was taken for a trophy for the match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
VIEW. UNITS PLAN
 ANNUAL BARN DANCE

Wheeler-Young post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Lieut.. Shea Aux Hilary named committees last night at joint meeting for the barn dance to be held Oct. IS, at Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
 Commander Theodore Schroaider
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

him on and dared him to shoot" he charged. He also stated that if had meant to seriously injure Mrs, Barnett he could not have missed as he shot her from a distance of only four feet.
 Maybe it was poor marksman- ship" said the judge in imposing sentence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

WelU York Heartbe0f
 o gS So x DOu onT sDo Tn The lovely Carmel the v @ as New YorE Broadway The Horace Dodges who a Csany ,a must . have lot to about cwh all that sasquetts making her debut affeconay Naysl 1ieutenant aO not smoke his in the assignment Helene Tourtois pronounced aeavn % @ Es wno kept @ the guests bTaess with her charm at Sidney Street spots door Captain was refused entry
 saes Alley: happened night at the Club IS where Gaynes scnsstre '@f s her. he announced i've had to put sOoO "Yeh hecked
 NY Tss 1Vs srs1s sns iIss:s . rs LeTsy and Allen LPsSG the radio wits that Prime concludes the deal we made last Enclosed find
 New York Novelette, He of the wealthiest Captain He knows how terrible vigorously opposes decided boy cums his ase to witness one of actual bombngs and children slaughtered million editorials The publisher was when @ s M0 th sa s aS VAT And M then so the a m % ended m the % m his tits awful No infantry for I'm going in the artillery"
 Memos of 1dnghter: Oh Adolf Fritz Kuhn the New York fuhrer at the Casa Mnana the other night appIaudng how the wife of is seeing am aaSs S in s aes ss % .a ss1. ss % a s1 Union which sued the not long for the thing people unhappy re-0penS to Gypsy by agree ment In the flicker Garden of the MOon
 That's little dated Broadwayite standing to be The Boston Transcript ' '''''''
 Quentin Reynolds essay Golfers due Friday ana sfsr 1oS Ss r s @ ad ter Dcca) of ye Got Pookeu of Dreams" Ders society crew the only orchestra using three bass ddes as the 1esend bou Jesse James, at the Empire Theaer The diy Love Is Where You Find It. from Garden the Noon And the thanks make smokers put out their cgges before returning their vignete phone tnear the velvet the entrance which directly Sonny Kend the eoper at his piano The Big this the orchestra leader that they approaching zha of T Married Anger ankles the band starts playing
 repertoire of Porter classics and ditto for Irving Berlin etc
 your avor you get reminding him
 Last night an old couple @ from the provinces PhOnsd they were Thread: Among the Cold "Dalns Nellie Cray sent him note reads "Youre sweet but will things
 Observations The actors and haunting booking agen- of hope Tns two % blind m yO muean s passing ing
 writer of running out to hand them vepot to play again their getting chedule The London fog that gppd New York md sth the other eves who the truck driver who almost hit
 old se e aSu o @ n Uns V 1 Dsy % % pick The uniformed who guards the entrance Gall nghb to the apart
 facing Sand Street in the building at 1874 Broadway with perfect view of the chorus girls undressing in the Roseand Utmost as good as the NEG press dept
 sounds in Nary Boy get fh leading debs?" @ M ma S.ys % T n s. %sa . In s Reubens .she looks like drawing by Petty and he looks like knee ntroduced!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

Floyd Rasmussen Is assured of the Republican senatorial no1i- inatiou in the 16th district. Poor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
Walter WillcIleu {. O. Broddzcay
Neup York Henrthent

IFade MaFE Kegslereol coDyright Dsy Mirror inc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21
CURRENT TREND IN
 State Politics
BY EDWARD J. RYAN

Floyd, but we must admit 1t is 6 noble sacrifice on his part.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

Sounds in the Night In the Queen Mary: Boy did get the felt like Czechoslovaa In the Sork T just thiest joke" From leading debs?" At the Wve I'll have whisky and sofa" In the Famous couldn't make the she made the
 Reubens She looks like drawing by Petty and he looks like Arno!" Ruby T poddon, but don't your my knee nroduced!" you jokI somethng"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-21

New Yorchids: Quentin Reynolds essay Golfers Friday, about the three outstanding places in New York paod by the
 fdneht-efs and oafers One of his better mies e had roll him big enough choke hecler ter Decca) of I've Poketful bers society the only orchestra using three bass dds body for his rhythm section The delightful hit Missouri Legend" about Jesse James, at the Empire Where Find It." from of everybody the Empire Theaer management make smokers put their before returning
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-08-25
NEW GERMANY

The Reformed Sunday school from
Grantsville held an all day picnic at
the New Germany Recreation Center
on Sunday.
Misses Mabel Twigg, Oldtown;
Marion Lloyd, Frostburg; Clara Stern
err, Westminster, Nd, and William
Freeland, Westminster, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lorraine Otto on Saturday.
Miss Freda Broadwater is at the
present time employed at the home OF
Mrs. Ella Keller, in Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Otto anG
children, Miss Eileen Otto, Cumber-
land and Tom Merrill, of Green Ridge
CCC camp, spent the weekend in
Baltimore and Annapolis. While in
Baltimore they visited Miss Bernict
Otto, who is employed there.
Arthur Broadwater and Elwood
Broadwater recently made a trip tc
the peach orchards near Keyser.