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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
WEATHER CoNDITIoNs AT AM TO-DAY

Seattle (arporb Blaine partly cloudy Alert 47; Bull Harbo showery showers A. Craig cloudy AT Wrange raining 4 Petersburg Ska mkig cloudy A. Hoonah cloudy
 
 Skagway cloudy 46 an cloudy Cape St Elias partly cloudy AZ Hnchnbrook cloudy AZ 36 Cha clear l8 Mccarthy cloudy 20; Seward Anchorage 16 Fair Is; Ruby 22 Nuato 22 Kaltag 22 Flat cloudy IA Crooked Creek clear 22 Sahok 22 Platinum partly cou 26 Bethel cloudy 24 Colovn 2 Solomon cloudy 2 Council msting, 25 Nome showing,
 1.-S a. m
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
DEPUTY HERE FROM sKAGwAY

Deputy Marshal Louis Rapuzzi of Skagway arrived in Juneau on the Denali on a brief business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau)

Forecast and vicinity beginning
  easterly.
 
 
  eaey winds over Canal. of winds along southeast along
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-31
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

widespread overlay Alaska western Canada and the Gulf Alaska this with the lowest reported reading 2920 inches Dixon The barometer moderately high mouth Hudsons Bay and the Pacific Ocean northeast the Hawaiian Islands Light to the Aleu- tans Yukon valleys and Southeast south California con
 deraby recorded the seward Fen msua this with little the rest of the Territory reported both from Ruby Nulato.
Evening star., 1938-10-25

CHASE. D. c. HOME.
Ol Colonial design. in exclusive section:
conv. to stores and schools: consisting Of
spacious liv. I'M. center hall lge dining
rm., bright. cheerful kitchen. breakfast rm
reatlon rm.. built-in garage Formerly
priced. SlS.500; sacrifice Sl2 800: on ex-
tremey easy terms Much below rental
value. Bargain for quick buyer
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1938-10-25

IS T ST. NV LARGE ROOMS. KITCH.
en-. sink, porch closets; heat, light. gas
furnished; S35 month.
Evening star., 1938-10-25

Z.
Embassy section, near 34th and Mass
ave. n.w.-Spacious brick center-hall A.
bedroom home. 2 tile baths. nice yard.
garage. Must be seen to be appreciated
Inspection by appointment. Terms if de-
sired. District G}6S.
s., ,95O-HEART OF CHEVY CHASE
bedrms., bath and a half; newly reno
mi alSE
Evening star., 1938-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
MICHIGAN n Is1l ~, PARK. 1902, ALLISON Ne
% rms; brick; rec room: baths; new-house
condition: barRain OWNER. Emerson 1926
At S9;s5o. IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. A
rooms. two tiled baths. fireplace: built-in
PHILLIPS. clev. 1900. until pm. 35Is
SIX OF THE LARGEST ROOMS IN TOWN;
and 2 baths. entrance hall. breakfast
room. oil burner. furred walls. insulation
houses in town for the money; easy terms.
s. ens Ssf$ .e Ss5 E. foas sly cedar
NEAR CAPITOL AT 2nd AND MD AVE-
ton. wide ave-. 0yerlookins Supreme Court
w blocks from circle. Converted into
rented .t sso4o per annam. 1desl aes homs lS1ls
income from other two 10 close anVs an estate ans
will sell as an entirety for SII $50; pur-
chaser Cha So62 must have $4,000 cash to handle
CLEVELAND .PARK-ATTRACTIYE COR
NER detached home. recently redecorated
ssf and in no.sSsl excellent condition; SIX rooms.
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 His0O' 0''
ABOUT l BLK. 18th AND COL. Rp. NV.
10 r. and 2 tile baths; oil burner h.-wh,
cleo: Gear brick garage; Electrolux refg.;
large dry cellar, etc. Price, &7.95O easy
Geo. $500. 1126 Vt. ave.
HAMPSHIRE HILLS-5-RM BRICK DE-
tached home, surrounded by chestnut, oaks;
furred walls: copper-screened porch: speci-
fication calling Tor maximum comfort with
minimum upkeep at q rent-saving price.
6114 Sligo Mills I'd. adjacent Eastern Star
Home. west N. Hamp. ave. ut Peabody st.
Phone Adams 4129.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
AI.EYANDRIA ".
HOUSES FURNISHED

14:4 BUCHANAN ST NW-6 RMS,
bath; oil heat; modern conveniences; avail.
NEARBY MD.-BUNGALOW 5 RMS. B,
sxaarRn'snsdi xaR 1I S5 S5M rms; p; Iartly furnshed
NV. Dist. 523O Ewes, Clev 5Ool
HOME. EVERY CONVENIENCE. COMFORT.
3 bedrms. sleep. porches. garage; reason
able: to reliable family S5S Whittier
pl. NV. Georgia 1341
MT. PLEASANT FURN g.
section: small adult family. Call Mrs.
Heiele. DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl $3.50.
5-R0oM HOUSE. HANDY LOCATION ON
bus line. Gentleman roomer reduces rent.
3130 Pershine drive. Arlington, Va.
sloo BLOCK CALIFORNIA ST NV
Car and bus. rooms, kit. and bath:
indefinite lease. Pot. 1891.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
On 21St St Just below P ST.. 10room
brick. has 8 bedrooms. Completely and
THos. E, FARRELL CO. Natl. o7s5.
SsO.OO-3717 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6 r..
b., gar. oil heat; completely furnished.
615 11th NV. Dist. 1850:
Evening star., 1938-10-25

COLORED. 1851 IRVING ST NV
rooms kit. back porch yard. elec., c.h.w..
oil heat; S37 30 Potomac 1894
coLoRED-s L ST. Sc. 600 FIT. OFF
3d. CapD. 1st f.. 3 T.. sink. brick, yard,
shed Ask 3?6 G s.w. Met. $3.50. "a'
REFINED COLORED-34 to 4s G ST.
sw-NoW available in this new beauti
fully kept apartment development. 3 rms.
X and b. apts.. including heat and hot wa
ter S35. See janitor. basement apt. No. 3S
D. s. NASH. owner. No 0660.
REFINED COLORED COUPLE-l2OI CO.
lumbia rd. nw.-Modern apt. rms,
kitchen. bath. porch; $50. Adams 57s9-J
COLORED-2 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS.
kitchen, bath. 4O5 Westminster st. NV.
INQUIRE on premises.
Evening star., 1938-10-25

WOODsIDE PARK. MD.
New S-rm and bath BUNGALOW in the
most exclusive section 3 bedrooms. larse
IiVlng room with open fireplace. . nice
porches recreation room. Situated on a
large landscaped lot. Priced at less than
$4,000. Convenient terms. Mr.. Kendrick,
Shepherd 5000
WAPLE L JAMES. INC.
o4,t.t GEORGIA Ave. Silver Spring Once
Evening star., 1938-10-25
APARTMENTS UkFvRklshEp.

6S17 GEORGIA AVE NV, APARTMENT
No. 415-2 rooms kitchen. dinette bath;
gas. electricity and refrigeration included
| IN rent; reduced to $50. Phone Georgia
1922 18th ST NV. APARTMENT NO. 2Os
Desirable apartment of living room. bed
room. kitchen. dinette and bath; $4,000.
3 ROOMS AND KITCHEN. BACK PORCH,
private bath. 5513 Illinois ave. NV. 26s
5l12 CONN. AVE- BEDROOMS. LIVING
room. dinette. kitchen bath. porch: s.w.
exposure: S5s Gentiles preferred
4524 IOWA AVE. NV. APT. Is ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. S49.5O
4524 IOWA AVE. NV APT %
rooms: kitchen. bath. S42.b Frisidaire
so4 3rd ST NV. APT. IS rooms,
kitchen. bath S32.50
NJ. FRANK RUPERT 1921 7th ST. NV.
l745 ST NV
LOVELY FRONT APARTMENT OF ONE
ROOM. KIT. AND SEMI-PRIVATE BATH.
LIGHT GAS AND REFG. FURNISHED.
APPLY APT. NO. 1.
OR PHONE
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
s07 UNION TRUST BLDG. NATL $500
CEDAR COURTS" TAKoMA. D. C..
Nr. Walter Reed: 40 Cedar st.-Liv. rm..
din. rm. Murphy bed and dining suite
incl.). bedrm.. kit. bath. scr. porch. refg
Sb5. MRr.. Geo 0533
Evening star., 1938-10-25
CHEVY CHASE. D. c
Just off Conn Ave

NEW TWO-FAMILY HOME-SE
New brick house with separate entrances
each apartment has large rooms, kitchen
nice yard; each apartment will rent for
$40 per month: price, 81 $50: terms Dist.
U36S; Sunday and ewes. Geo 4l3s
Evening star., 1938-10-25
APARTMENrs SUBURBAN.

sIx-RooM UNFURN HEATED APT;
Frigidaire; bus and car service. 1902
Lee highway, Apt. !. Arlington. Va.
1904 34th ST. MT RAINIER Md End
floor. unfurnished--2 rooms. kitchen. pri-
vate bath, electricity, h.-w.h.. garage;
First floor 4 rooms and bath. oil heat
15 min. from Pa. ave. Suitable for en-
ployed couple. $40.
] RM.. KITCHEN. BATH: FURN. OR UN-
furn.. incl heat. light. gas. $50. 90S Bal
timore pike, Riverdale Md.
$25-CAPITOL HEIGHTS-UNFURN.. EN-
tire 2nd floor 3 r. b.; ami. pvt. en-
trance: fare bus. stores. Hillside 044a-M.
$3.50 WEEKLY-TWo ROOMS. KITCH-
enette, Semi-private bath: oil heat; gas
cleo; parking. mr.. bus. stores. Walnut
Al63
Evening star., 1938-10-25
APARTMENTS UNFURhjSHgD.
PORCH-FIREPLACE APT.

ROOMS. KIT. $40: b ROOMS ss5
road. convenient TO stores. ssh6s)s Eas siS
EXTRA large roons, big sissSts, sttfsetjys
nttinEs' real hrepisess laslsssa sik4t;ts
pofcn: double exbosHf6kt AsStgs 1f9s
Evening star., 1938-10-25
l404 K CAFRITZ DI. 9O8C

REFINED. COLORED-133O 4th ST. NV
-,5-room brick; excel. condition; $3.50
Call National 646S
COLORED-
S4OS n.w.-6 rooms $3.50
21l5 N r.w.--Apt.. 3 r. heat; S35.5O.
D. CONNOR & SON.
2426 Penna. Ave. NV Rep. c4o6
Evening star., 1938-10-25
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.


CHEVY. CHASE. D. c.-CoRNER CON
room: dining room, kitchen, bath. library
oil heat excellent 10
ae sos 'u 5oHa afaaf a
Greenwood 2313 Cor your agent). 25.
1928 PLEASANT ST: sE.-,-7 RMS, BATH,
Cleveland d 5000. Du'e' "e'-"00' ll00O' "'-.0O'
432 LAMONT ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. BATH,
a:mi am; $50 month. Georgia 7746, Dis
inclosed porches. h:-wh:. garage, refs; good
condition: SOS. OWNER, Columbia 4613.
5000 9th ST. NW.-BEAUTIFUL BRICK
home. DuniRan-built: rooms. nn M tiled bath. bath.
refrigerator; yard. garage: $50. Dist. 036S.
4O4 g ST, NE-e ROOMS. BATH. HOT
ssef sRob1E fess coEbEsT' Ssfd EaTa INC. NATL 1878.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STONE AND BRICK
1s3. seoms sSs .as ssse
se air eondisioned, Stss insu1ated i oil burnsr.
fe ineton Sia earSy new vsaB cSain Bridge By owner
S175 per mo. Call District 6505 daytime.
Walnut 1918 Sun. and ewes.
1901 JEFFERSON ST: NW:-s R, b.
:ssse.; :n:s hs'. t.%!i5t; eEsss
r. s.; $50 SO. $500 Kansas ave; we 10 r.;
arransed 2 families; S75. 1872 Rittenhouse
St: r; S65. Monday, Geo 0179.
DETACHED HOME IN EXCELLENT NV.
section. with bedrooms and baths; new
PERcY Il. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 St. NV.
ARMY AND NAVY oFMCERs, CHEVY
SSnase p C.: IL rms, b.; ~ 6rief; III oil OF!
Va. rms, ba., bungalows. FULTON r.
GORDON. 1927 Eye St NV. room 2O1.
Dist. $3.50: evening. Clev. 5O91.
ATTRACTIVE 6-RM HOUSE. 2 BATHS.
oil heat beautiful lot. 6400 Utah ave.
NV. Col. 2145. ext. 431.
practically new. modern in every detail:
very large lot. beautifully landscaped: ga
rage: automatic heat. Call CONNOR a.
RYAN Republic 3216.
1901 11th ST N.W.-coRNER BRICK;
schools: $50 per month.
WOODRID0E D. C.-39O0 Goth ST. NE
Beautiful corner. rooms and bath; ami:
vacant: S65. Emerson s1Os:
MT. PLEASANT. NEAR zoo PARK
rms. baths. sunporch; automatic hest,
garage, $500; ref. req. Wa. 1924.
Evening star., 1938-10-25
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

ORR. AND LIGHTED, 8 TO 9 P.M.-No.
s,so s1,,,. anIh street EN- Nv chsvy y Chase: e e.
q rms, baths. new-conditioned. oil heat.
BUNGALOW. 2415 OTIS sT N.E-5
:: e. y ss'' CO.. iS:. Ven
hkf,tc., HEW OIL BURNER. INST. WATER
gtstsf, refs. ssmi-det.. y rms. b.. norches.
I ipti9s%d, 1877 Monroe st. NV. Col. 5G73.
~ MELEcsE s sy, BETWEEN CHEVY
sh1 lsystoryt oil heat. elec. refg; numer-
gps trees and large boxwood; s75 per mo.
MADISON 81: n.w.MoNLY s75-DEr,
wAsaiaoros as REALLY. y! Geo. Geo. 5000 or 44ss
NOVEMBER NAVY MAN OFFERS NEW
briek home. q rooms. ~ baths screened
desired. ssb. pals Church i72a. :.
3a2s 18th ST. H.W.-6 ROOMS BATH
h.. D.. electricity. gas, porches. attic, cow
schools churches; $3.50. Georgia 92s9
sso--FR, CONN AND wooDLEY RID
LIE ITS 2 baths attic oil heat National
NEW YIvE-RooM HOUSES, s55 TO ss5.
400 ''GeY HYoN fsc e. Wsha. R9i1h s4Ho Va
large rooms, bath. h.-wh.; $50. ROGER
MOSS. District 3l21.
723 ooLErHoRPE ST. NV.
Year-old semi-detached home containing
,srr.I,n, rooms @I bath baths 1 bath on hrst fioor:
Available H0vemBf5 BE11lzkr1. In
Dist. BOO 1915 x st. NV.
SEE THESE TODAY.
Brick bunRalow-5 rooms. tiled bath
heat. 800 Caroline st. Silver Spring. $50
District O3ss
11I0 JEFFERSON ST NW-s ROOMS
and BATH hEsSs1I sRgd eondi1pn R1st 1gt, reduced
1905 18th St NV
s75-PETWORTH CORNER
1900 9th ST. nw-Attractive home with
southern south. . exposure. on beautiful lot. 8
lent condition. Immediate possession.
District aloo 1918 K St. NV
s26 MORTON PL. NE
o rooms. bath. h.-w.h.; $40
605 9th ST NE
rooms bath; h;x,h; kitchens; s45.
? room! 12s s. BRYANT lh ants ST NV
'''"' 0Ssb' e iesrcosassd' sT NV $40.
rooms bath h5y.h;; redecorated; $50.
| 9 rooms bath. INV h: $50 so
500 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
223 CONCORD AVE NV
y rooms bath, h.-wh., garage $50
| 1884 K ST. NV
| y rooms. bath. h.-wh garage: S75
1887 GEORGIA AVE NV
z rooms. bath. h.-wh.. garage; S15
All QUINCY ST NV
| = rooms. baths, garage; S175O
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV Dist 334s.
$50 90.
1877 HAMILTON ST NV
Lovely home rooms. bath, inclosed
! porches; immediate possession
BEITZELL
Dist. 3l00. 1915 x st. NV
S45-PLEASANT ST. Sc.
Semi-detached. 7 rooms bath. h-w.h.,
garage. In good condition
| -S60-9th ST NW-PETWORTH
| Semi-detached; rooms. bath. h.-w.h.
| .s7o-EUcLID ST. NV.
Semi detached rooms, bath pantry,
| Oil heat, 2-car garage.
| S115-UPToN ST. NV
10 rooms. . baths oil heat. o-car ga
rage. Attractive breakfast porch and
sleeping porch on south side Excellent
,CAYWooD BROS & GARRETT. INC.
| 30 NEW YORK AVE. NV. NATL. O9S2
/ SUNDAY WOONIE EV lion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16
COMMISSIONER ON
 LIST OF SPEAKERS
E. C. Woodward to Lead Discussion at State Col
 lege Conference

Storrs, Conn, July 16.-E. G. Woodward, state dairy and food commissioner, will lead discussion on farm standardization of milk at the first of two dairy program to be held July 26 and 27 at Connecticut State College, and will preside at the second. Charles R. Brock of New Haven and T. S. Gold of Cornwall will preside at the first meeting, ac- cording to Dean c. c. White, chair man of farm and home week.
 The dairy products program on July 26 will also include discussions of coft curd milk and oxidized flavor of milk, two problems greatly affect ing commercial dairymen, and dem onstrations at the college dairy lab- oratories. The dairy farming pro- gram on July 27, will be the manual field day of dairy Herd Improvement association members and will in- clude papers on molasses, grass sil- age, association breeding records, permanent Identification systems and a plan for regional market.
 Speakers on the two programs will be c. B. Bender, professor of dairy huSbandry New Jersey Agricultural College; George DeVoe, Roxbury, Conn: c. R. Gearhdrt, extension dairy specialist, Pennsylvania State College: Dr. George Clarke, Con- necticut State College; F. c. Button, professor of dairy manufactures, New Jersey Agricultural College; Dr. Leslie A. Chambers, University of Pennsylvania; and E. o. Anderson of the State College staff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16
ESCAPED INMATES
 TO BE RETURNED
Continued from Page D

Continued from Page D field. After a few miles, they forced him at gunpoint into the back seat and one Of them took the wheel
 They drove through Pittsfield and across. the main Boston Albany highway into New York. On dirt road they stopped, tied Kimber to a tree and drove off Kimber freed himself and called police.
 Last night they hailed a taxicah operated by Frederick Bennett, oi Troy. They directed Bennett to drive them to a section known as Dunn's woods near the Rensselaer, Columbia county line. There they tied him to a tree and plunged into the woods. State police surrounded the district.
 The police captured simpson in field shortly before midnight Whisky was captured at dawn.
 Warden R. H. Walker of the pri- son farm, deputy warden B. J. Cas- well, and George H. Bradley, super intendent of prison industry, of Connecticut, arrived at the East Greenbush state police outpost after the capture and conferred with New York authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16

Hosey, real estate, 129 Plaza avenue; ;
 James E. Holmes, chauffeur, 46 Beacon street; H. Roy Hotchkiss, merchant, 1883 Fiske street; Har- riet Johnston, housewife, 12 Steuben street; William Loeffler, plumber, 137 Bunker Hill avenue; Harry Liebeskind, merchant, sos Willow street;
 Daniel Miller, real. estate, 149 EngleWood avenue; Margaret Mo- Donald, housewife, 1120 West Main street; Harry Moran, salesman, TOP Cooke street; Thomas Moran, clerk, 46 Plaza avenue; Archibald Mitchell, grocer, 234 Hill street; William A. Murray, retired, 48 Mitchell avenue;
 James Mclean, foreman, 59 Ade- laide avenue, John J. Murphy, re- tired, 40 Central avenue; Charles Mcdonald, contractor, 25 Yates avenue; Charles J. Mccarthy, mer- chant, Fl Laurel street; Dennis J. Mccarthy, insurance, 167 Edson avenue; Martin F. Mcdonald, re- tired, 429 Cooke street; Burton l.. Nettleton, manager 30l Lincoln street; David B. Meth, retired, 102 Faber avenue,
 Gertrude E. ORourke, housewife, 401 Cooke street; Elmer E. Parker, clerk, 36 Crescent street; Thomas Payne, retired, 1910 Hamilton ave- nue; Archie Pelletier, contractor, 4 Eden street; Arnold Pollak, tool maker, 89 ElmWood avenue; John T. Phelan, real estate, 196 Hamilton avenue; John Ryan, clerk, 16 Bank street: P. J. Reardon, real estate, 32 South street;
 William Ryder clerk, Al Pleasant street; Charlotte c. Root, house. wife, 23 Fleming street; Edward Rush, retired, 33 Mitchell avenue; Emil w. Rochon, druggist, 2l Earl street; Florence Rosengarten, house. wife, 89 Cloves terrace Adolph Sanditz, retired, 148 Pennington avenue;
 Theresa M. Stokes, housewife, Harriet avenue Joseph T. Smith, architect, 21 Roseland avenue; Vera w. oHiiIil, HouhcWllc, lo hllloluc avenue; Theodora V. Urba, house. wife, 597 Highland avenue; Frank lin Wells, manufacturer, 154 Bunker Hill avenue; Mabel Woodlock housewife, 26 Pennington avenue, Marguerite Weidorn, housewife, 45 Fern street; Gertrude E. Whitney, housewife, 1784 Baldwin street; Helen Wolff, housewife, 49 William street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16
OBITUARY

BURROWS Mrs. Eff1e Mary Burrows, 60, wife of Charles Mor- timer Burrows of Middlebury, died suddenly at her home yesterday. She was born in Canaan, N. Y, the daughter Of Uriah D., and Mary (Williams) Skiff She was a member of the Middlebury Congregational church.
 Mrs. Burrows is survived by her husband; three sons, John S.. of this city; Charles Frederick and Philip R. Burrows of Middlebury; a daughter, Mrs. Morton Leonard of Sharon, Pa; brother, Melvin w. Skiff of Middlebury; a grandson, and granddaughter.
 The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock at the Mid- dlebury Congregational church, Rev. William McCance officiating. Burial will be in Middlebury cemetery.
 Friends may call at her home on Sunday afternoon and evening.
 MORRISON-Harry H. Morrison, 65, of 26O North Main street, died at his home after a long illness. He had been a foreman at the Scovill Mfg. Go. for l2 years and previously was a foreman at the Oakville Pin Go. for IA years. He was born in Three Rivers, Canada.
 MT. Morrison is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret (Manion) Mor1ison:' three daughters, Mrs. Doris Olson, Miss Alma Morrison and Miss Theresa Morrison of this city; two sons, Robert and George Morrison of this city; four sisters, Mrs. s. Johnson and Mrs. William French of this city, and Mrs. Cora Zinsmaster and Mrs. Henry Wheel CT of Detroit, Mich, and a broth CT, George Morrison of Waterbury
 The funeral will be held Monday morning from the Arthur J. Lunny funeral home, 25 Central avenue, to St. Ann's church, time to be an- nounced. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and to- morrow afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16
MARTY O'BR|EN
 IN EXHIBITION
Local Checker Champion Displays Skill at Quas.
 sapaug Today

Martin OBrien, Waterbury check CT champion, will take on all-com- CTS simultaneously today and to- morrow, at Lake Cuassapaug, from 1 to g p. m. OBrien is one of the most active checker players in the state, as well as one of the most skillful. Twice holder of the city title, he has been runner up for the state championship three different times.
 O'Brien has given exhibitions all around this vicinity-at the Central Y. M. c. A., as well as at the North End Y and at Brooklyn. In addition to playing himself, and taking ar active part in checker tournament throughout the state, O'Brien hal been instrumental in bringing tc Waterbury some of the most color full of the nationally known check. CT players, such as Banks, national champion, some years ago, and the popular Willie Ryan. MT. O'Brien has on seven occasions drawn with Banks, and three times has drawn with Ryan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16

Continued from Page D
 Baldwin and Liberty streets, Octo- Der 5, 1897, when Wilson was in jured. A ladder upon which he was working, fell to the ground, causing him to suffer a fractured hip and other injuries. He is still disabled from the injuries.
 In his ruling. Commissioner Lynch cites Wilson as an employe of the Largay company. although he was hired by Patzold.
 The award provides that Wilson shall be paid $11 weekly from Oc- tober 6, 1897 to date, and until such time as the disability of the claimant ceases or is diminished, not exceeding, however, the statu- tory period of 520 weeks"
 In a memorandum of his decision, Commissioner Lynch presents a part of Section 5230 of the General Statutes, which he holds as basis for the award "In view of the his tory Of the section in question it is clear that liberal construction should be adopted to give effect to its beneficient purpose" he says Tt was clearly the intention of the legislature to afford the injured workman protection against defenses that might be invoked by collision between employer and contractor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16

questions.
 Mrs. Sidley's home was in Chica- go. She divorced her husband in 1881, and he died two years ago. She had shared equally with two other children in the $14,00000 estate of her father, William Hor- lick, Sr, who founded the Horlick Matted Milk Company.
 Bull had visited her frequently in Chicago several years ago, until he was understood to have had trou- ble with the Al Capone gang and was chased from the city with gum fire by the gangsters.
 Before Sidley died, he named Bull in $250,000 damage suit that was settled out of court.
 Mrs. Sidley had been i'll several months at Bulls home and after her death with the permission Of her son, William Horlick Sidley, an autopsy was performed by three surgeons. They found that death was caused by a spinal lesion fol- lowed by edema of the brain.
 Provincial authorities persisted in secret investigation even after a chemical analysis of the body was made and showed nothing unusual
 Three days after her death, Mrs Sidley's mother, Mrs. William Hor- lick, Sr, died at Racine, Wis, al the age of 90, from infirmities of age and the shock of her daugh- ter's death.
 Yesterday, the terms of Mrs Sid ley's will were announced in Racine It had been drawn at Ottawa in April, 1888 and left third of the estate to Bull, one-third to the son. and the remainder to cousins friends and charities.s
 First estimates of the estate were $10,000 to $20,000,000, but Bernard Magruder of Racine, who was named as one of the five executors said that after payment of taxes there would be not more than $2,- 100000 left. He did not estimate the amount of the taxes.
 Bull and Mrs. Sidleys son were Dequeathed $Z5O,O0O each, In addi- tion to one-third interest in the residual estate.
 Mrs. Sidley's brother, Alexander J. Horick, who had shared in the original fortune of his father, was not mentioned in her will. He is vice president of the Matted Milk Company. The other brother, Will liam J. Horlick, Jr., was bequeathed $l00,000 by Mrs. Sidley.
 Two physicians were witnesses to the will One was pr. J. s. S. Cathart, chief psychiatrist and head of the Dominion of Canada s health department. The other was pr. George A. Campbell.
 In charge of the inquest will be Dr. Smirle Lawson, chief coroner for Toronto. Cecil L. Snyder, sem for solicitor to the attorney gen. erals department, will be in charge of presenting evidence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-16
BATTLE IS SETTLED
 LANDLORD, TENANT
Wilson Given Discharge, Cobbs Suspended Sen-
 tence in Court Today

William Wilson, 52 of 20 Adams street extension, charged with breach of the peace, was given 8 discharge by Judge Edward Mascolo in city court today. In companion case, Leon Cobbs, Al, of 20 Pearl street. was given a suspended sen-. tence.
 The two men, both colored, were arrested after fight some weeks ago. Wilson was Cobbs' landlord at the time.
 A continuance of two weeks was granted in the case of Ruell Dunn, 28, of Watertown, charged with breach of the peace. Dunn is in Wa terbury hospital, having suffered severe decorations when he pushed his arm through window several days ago.
 Norman Williams, B, colored, of Boston, charged with theft of bicycle, was given nolle. Prosecu- tor Charles Summa reported that evidenlce against the accused was insufficient.
 A continuance to Monday was given Emil Massicotte, g, of 29 Howard street, charged with evad- ing responsibility.