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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK. SPACE SECRETARIAL SERVICE.
use of waiting room, in established law
office: reasonable cost. 713 Woodward
Bldg. Natl 006S.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

BEST SECTION OF WAsHINGToN-3
rms, private bath and large closets: light
on three sizes; includes light, heat, hot
water and 1anltor service; rent, S75
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 st. NV.
SECOND FLOOR OF PROPERTY ON X
st. NV; suitable for dentist of any busi-
ness; rent reasonable.
PER.Y u. RUSSELL CO.. .731 K st. NV.
602 ST. NV LARGE ROOMS, IDEAL
for broker or lawyer. Heat, light and
!anltor service. MR.. ROGERS Met. 1852.
$50 MO.-CENTRAL LOCATION.
Bright, Second d-Floor ONCE.
.OHARE ESTATES. 1909 L. Natl. O5S6.
1924 H ST. NV.
A small. cheerful. outside office. SIS
per month.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s07 Union Trust Bldg Natl $500.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUCKS (2) '36 al" trunk sedans; black
paint; cars must be clean, low mileage,
good condition to be traded on new
Bucks or demonstrators; very attr. prop
osition can be worked out. Call Mr.. WEIGH
Mon. after am. Dec. 46O9. 1929 14th
st
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DODGE 1892 de luxe sedan; orig. blk. An.
tires. uphol: very good; comp recond. in
our shop. Dependable. carefree trans: g.
18th st n
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DODGE de, luxe. sed., 80: orig. blk. I'm.
perfect 4 brand-new tires; from unusual
owner tname on reouestl. 5-day trial
SS2I Lee D. Butler, Inc. 1897 18th
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DODGE 1895 convertible de luxe coupe
here Is a car that for condition and ap.
pearance looks and runs like new. and at
u me San. same time is one Of the sportiest cars
we we nave ever mad to ofier for sale as
green without bemish, genuine leather
upholstery clean canvas top. five good
beautiful automobile. Priced for a limi-
@ 1ed time. with custom-buit radio, at S5s5.
me rev Motor Co., 1926 14th St. NV
l4th ana Pa. ave. Sc, 14th and Chaplin
sts Decatur 1918. Atlantic 434O.
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CHRYSLER 1894 Airfiow sedan; a beauty;
comp. ref1n. and recond; not a marx
rattle or squeak anywhere All Chrysier'a
poWer-smoothness, easy riding and Butler
bonded Tor 1897. Lee d. Butler Inc, lI37
Evening star., 1938-03-29

DoDGE 1887 convertible de luxe sedan.
out IN class by itself There is not
another al ne mo model in this body type, for sale
ln n me city OF Washington at. this time.
and cannot be told from a new car. Has
special built-in radio which cost $3.50. Has
many extra accessories and is real
beauty. We have only Just purchased this
asutomo6iie and it cannot be replaced once
u Is sold We sincerely advise you to come
VIII be enthusiastic about its performance.
Il, II really mas style, charm and durability.
ofE 6nis ear car: iully equipped sold for 81. All .
5000 plus our warranty of 90 days.
SStan!dard stang po Motor Sales, 1905 14th st. NV.
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FARMS WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

70 RENT. IN PRINCE GEORGES CO
to 100 acres. Must be reaS. Box 1S4-E
Star 30s
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s-ROOM DWELLING. 9 BATHS. OIL
burner, freplaceS and several acres in lawn
and gardens located on Rock Creek. be-
tween Rockville and Norbeck; $50 mo.
E. c. THOMAS.
Dist. 2747. 1427 1 St. NV. 29s
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTO LOANS

AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES. S25 TIC
$500. Open evenings AUTO MART, 2SO5
Georgia ave. Columbia 1210
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De luxe equipment ard then think Of This
year-old car at its low price and YOU will
see 1t offers an outstanding opportunity to
nahe .2t,ii reai saving Finished in a beau
late interior. almost new tires and me
Sdhanicaily guaranteed by our famous 30
al used-car buyers look for Priced speciai
.or limited time only. with de luxe steer
ing wheel de luxe clock and armrests At
only S71o. The. Trew Motor Co, 1895
l4th st. NV. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. 14th
ana Chaplin SITS. Decatur 1915. Atlantic
Evening star., 1938-03-29

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; Attention. new-car. buyers! Save
over S1.5 from neV-car delivered price on
Exactly 3,4O0 miles is all that separates it
from new: Just nicely broken in. Equipped
accessory group. One of the best dressed
Plymouths in town and certainly the finest
bargain. New-car guarantee. service and
terms. Better hurry. H. B. Leary. Jr a.
Bros. 1912 You St. NV. Potomac 5000.
Open evenings and Sundays
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CHEVROLET 1887 2-door sedan: original
jet black duco finish: unusually clean au-
tomobile; has very low mileage and has
been well taken care Of. This car will ap-
car and who wishes to effect a considerable
say saving for car that is very slightly used
we are onerlng this car at slightly over
by warranty: terms and trade Genuine
bargain at S495. Standard Motor Sales,
1908 4th ST. NV. North 22aS
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DE SOTO 1898 sedan: paint. tires. motor
ana general condition far above the aver
age Low price at S349 Packard WASH
ington Motor Car Co. gath. NJ and sts.
NV Republic 0145. Open evenings.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

GROUP RESIDENTIAL LOTS, RICHMOND
Va: clear; will exchange for Chevy Chas
D. c. MR.. BOWERS. Dupont 7743
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CHEVROLET 1894 master sport sedan
fine car at our low Honest Price Of
S2a5. Small down payment: bal. easy,
save you money. Owens Motor Co. 6323
Evening star., 1938-03-29

CHEVROLET 1897 town sedan o-door
model with built-in trunk: master de luxe !;
original aauamarine color duco and spick-
and-Span as any new car This automo-
bile IS immaculate. Here is a wonderful
opportunity to save $3.50 from the price Of
new car. Fully guaranteed by our war
rahty ana you are cordially invited to come
of its merits. Priced at only s595: es.v
terms. Standard Motor Sales, 1905 18th
St NV. North 2o9s
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FORD 1896 2-door-looks and runs like
6-month,old car--see this one before you
buy-S3S9-car No. Sc. Phone US. we will
bring 1T to you. Mandell Chevrolet, 1900
Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 44O2.
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PLYMOUTH de luxe cpe,, '34; babied by
former owner name on reaaesU; defies
it's like new. Call our blum and drive it.
5-day trial, S267. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
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LA SALE
1897 LA SALE 4-DOOR TOURING
SEDAN. One Of the cleanest. finest
cars We have ever purchased. AbSo-
lutely new-car condition and ap-
pearance. Rich black finish hasn' t
scratch OF mar on 1t. White side
wall tires. Cost over $1,000 new,
yet this car may be bought at a
$500 saving. Fully guar. COTE
anteed in writing 0S1O
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

Florists, Easter Is Near!
Do you need equipment? Twenty " to
~ ton panels recondtionsstd and painted
ing Service, 90 M st. ne. Met. 0505.
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CHEVROLET 1894 master town sedan;
built-in trunk knee-action wheels; spotless
mohair interior; beautiful original finish
all tires hrst-clasS. fine 6-cyl motor
Honestly Priced at $3.50. Liberal low
cost General Motors terms. Owens Motor
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recond., ready for years Of carefree trans.
S221. 5-day trial. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
1131 18th ST n "
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CHEVROLET 1894 master sedan; perfect
conditlon throughout $685. fully guaran-
teed; terms Barnes Motors 1929 l4th st.
NV Decatur o:}9O
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CHEVROLET 1898 coach standard model
IhlS car must be seen to be apprecia ted.
In tiptop condition throughout. For
neighborhood Honesty Priced at $3.50.
Liberal General Motors terms. Owens
MOTOR Co. H3o3 Ga ave
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S1S9-carefully- driven car No 5i Phnns
roe rs We sd Si 5TinS NrhoI It to you Mandell Chey
FORD la3S 2-door-looks and runs like
buy-s$so-car No. 5e. Phone us.Vae US. we viii vii
SGho,s STihs 1t to you Mandei cheyrOlet. 1900
FORD 1884 coupe-only S9s-no trade-in
on on this .,, car See this unusual special to-
gay dianiia Miandeai Gheyrolet 1900 Nichols ave-
EoRD Ee4s ,s 1895 de h1S luxe Tudor trunk sedan
perfect-ovner car means II The I,ssia1n blue nn,
h;s e ty,y eo1dpt NJ ma nicer
1929 l4th St. NV. ,14th and Pa. ave ave. Sc, Sc,
1atio 14th and sl6 Chaplin sts. Decatur 1915, At
FS,Es FoRD ?, 1891 4ss7o model "s5" q luxe coach
5 1855 g de- axS luxe e0eDe eDn. Du,n b heater
Sa laxs SEDAN. sdaR s15q; terms: Barnes Motors
SaR 1881 RSss owner own soug gs
Motors. 1923 14th st. NV: Decatur $500.
HUDSON 1884 custom 6-w sedan; beaut.
metall,c dhc m: n uphol: and tires like new: car
| noted dependaoility and outstanding per-
formance: 5-day trial; S297. Lee D. Butler,
Inc. 1877 18th St NV.
HUDSON 1895 model .'64" 4-door trunk
sedan; built-in radio; low mileage. S49b;
terms. Barnes Motors. 1923 18th.
aA ieaas sA5sE daEk 1Ss7 bs
| holstery,, 6 wheels, fender wells. spotlieht
heater, low milesss N Ss,.r You simply ssnnet
&c. G. guaranty. Capitol. Cadillac Co.,
1929 22nd st. NV. National $500. Open
Sun. and eve.
Ia SALE SAIL 1887 5.passenger touring sedan,
fne. clean upholstery; radio. low mileage.
You simply cannot hnd better value for
Cadillac Co., 1sSs s2nd St. NV. NstionSi Si,oii
| 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
LINCOLN. 1885 7-passeneer sedan, dark
blue fnish, 8 wheels, fender wells. trunk
This fine. distinctiyyee car y surely clean In
Capitol Cadillac c.. 1893 SEND st. NV. NV.
| National 1900 Open Sun. and eve.
Nash conv.- sed.. '32: a beaut. paint Job
with new IN, new top and new tires:
comp recond. mech. a l1A Of Trans, for
ifiss7 iis7 1sss ss's Z. 'l':! n.: Leo Butler 'n''
Evening star., 1938-03-29

OLDSMOBILE
1885 OLDsMOBILE sEDANs.
Choice of 4 cars (Sixes and
Eights). . doors and 4 doors. Q
Trunk Models. Spic and span
conditioned. Priced (RAE
unusually low at 800 UP
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CHRYSLERS
1s38 CHRYsLER IMPERIAL AIR
BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED moderne in.
terror is immaculate. Equipped
with overdrive. dual accessories
Striking blue steel gray orieina
finish is fiawless. Can be bought
for "a its original cost, and much
less than the cost Of any low
priced new cars.
Evening star., 1938-03-29

CHEVROLET 1897 master. de luxe coupe;
luxe town sedan with trunk. S545; low
mileage and new-car condition. Fully
guaranteed: terms. Barnes Motors, 1929
f,r
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
la POLITICIANS
FORM new CLUB
Purpose to Support Itali.
an-American Candidates
for Election

Organization OF the Italian Am.
erican Political Club was announced
yesterday with the purpose that OF
supporting italian American candi-
dates for public office, upon approx
al Of the membership.
Club officers are: President, Pas
quale Guerrero: FIRST ice.president
John Orstat; second ce-president
Michael Bellini; corresponding Sec
rotary, Joseph Gugliotti; assistant
corresponding secretary, Alexander
r. 0uarrera; financial secretary,
Pietro Ciarlo; and treasurer, Fran
cesco Castaldo.
Committees are: welfare, Nicho-
las Polletta; chairman; Joseph
Guerrero, Louis Pesce, Nicholas
Mancini and Domenico Cancellaro;
invitations, Joseph Guerrero, chair.
man; Mr.. Mancini ard Nicholai
Polletta; publicity, Mr.. dugiiotti ant
Mr.. Guerrero. The directors art
Michael Daddona, Mr.. Cancellaro
Annipillo Malango, Joseph duer'
rara, Salvatore Perugini, Nicholai
Guerrero and Ralph Rinaldi.
The club meets each wednesday
evening In temporary quarters OIL
81 Hillview avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
JEWISH SCOUTS
TO PLANT TREE
Suggestion for Plymouth
Camp Favored By Troop
20 Members

Boy Scouts Of Troop 20, Water
bury Hebrew Institute, have pro-
tested Britain's handling Of Pales-
tine and have sent q letter Of pro-
test Of such to President Franklin
d. Roosevelt.
Scoutmaster Lyman Helfand sug-
gested that the troop plant q tree
at the new scout camp in Plymouth
where a chapel will be built by the
council for each denomination rep
resented In its roster.
Emil Detlefsen, commissioner
conducted afirst aid quiz ct the last
meeting Of the troop at Beth Fl
Synagogue.
Those attending were: Scout COM
missioner Emil Detlefsen; Joseph
schulman, Lyman Helfand, Scout
master; Charles Young, Herman
Shiller, Herman Sochin, Howard
Dember, Sanford Kravitz, Louis
Kunffsly, Alvin Moskowitz, Bertram
Madnick, Jack Margolis, Leonard
Plotnick, Alvin Reiner, Harvey Ros-
enberg, Leonard Sachs, Hermon SOL
onion; Irving Swirsky, Leon Silver,
Bernard Weinstein, Sam Wing,
Herbert Block, Herman Shore, Ray
mond Bisnov, Raphael schaine,
David Freedman, Lawrence Shapiro,
and 1sadore Rimer, Assistant Scout
master.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
BUCKS HILL CLUB
ENJOYS PICTURES
Community Members to
Support Athletic Field
Project

The Bucks Hill Community club
voted last night 10 support the ath-
letic field project for the fieighbor'
hood and the program for the winter
was outlined with Roy Ferris "a
chairman OF the committee. A dem.
onstration and sketch on duck hunt
ing was given by Howard Coe and
motion pictures Of the Fourth Of
July parade were shown BY Miss
Frances Linehan. N
There will be O card party Nov. II
In charge OF o committee composed
Of Mrs. william Frink and Mrs
Charles Schmidt. Jr. The Novem.
Der meeting program will include 9
demonstration by tho Junior 4-H
club girls and motion pictures.
Three new members joined thu
neediework guild. Charles Schmidt
Jr. reported on the work OF thu
Boy Scout troop, and william Macl
on the cub pack. Mrs. Raymond Wal
colt, new leader OF the senior All
girls made o report on their worl
and Mrs. Raymond Reichenbaci
told OF the program Of the juniol
4-H girls. The following members o.
the membership committee mad,
reports: Mrs. n. A. Ferris, Mrs. Le'
land Smith, Mrs. II. Q. Lawton ais
william Ftink. .',
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
new ENCLANDERS
MAY Be in ESTATE

Boston, oct. 10 - (U.P.) - Five
New England sisters and q brother
In ireland hope 10 share half the
sBS0,o00 estate which was left 10
their spinster aunt In London.
England, after their mother was
disinherited, for marrying o horse
trader.
The sisters are Mrs. sara Rear
don Of Boston, Miss Edith X. FAR
rell, Mrs. Bridget Rooney and
Mrs. Margaret Tanner OF Lowell,
and Mrs. Mary Mooney Of Dover,
NJ H., daughters OF Mrs. Jessie
Helen Walker Farrell who was dis
inherited at the age Of 20 when
she oloped with q horse. trader and
came 10 the United States.
They were notified by their bro
Their George In ireland that he
had obtained duplicate birth certi-
ficates and other documents. which
had been lost. proving their claims.
The estate Ia that Of their grand
father, Thomas Walker, who left
the entire estate 10 Miss Edith
Walker. another daughter. with the
provision that II she died childIess,
half the estate should DO divided
among her next Of kin. Miss Walker
died last year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
Society Notes

Mrs. Henry Perkins, Mrs. Edward
Garthwait and Mrs. Catherine Da-
vies were hostesses at q variety and
currency shower at the Wolcott hall
recently for Miss Mildred Munson,
who Is soon to be married TO Arthur
Olson OF Boston. Guests present
were: Mrs. Gordon McQuarrie, Mrs.
Frank French. Mrs. Benjamin
Hoethke, Mrs. r. Saunders. Mrs. A.
Cannata, Mrs. p. Moore, Mrs. Will
lam Oarthwait, Mrs. Alfred Medina,
Mrs. John Rozdinski, Mrs. Clara Me-
Very, Mrs. Elby Boulanger, Mrs.
Arthur Boulanger, Mrs. Hilaire
Boulanger. Mrs. Catherine Davies,
Mrs. william ALBION Mrs. Margaret
Sizer, Mrs. Harry Hoethke.
MRS. Charles winters, Mrs. Henry
Perkins, Mrs. John Mulligan, Mrs.
Walter Enhorning, Mrs. Earl Sny-
der. MRS. Edward Qarthwait, Mrs.
Merland Avery, MRS. Claude v. Bad"
ger, Mrs. Alfred 0arthwait, MRS.
Clarence Anderson, MRS. Edward
Doulanger, Mrs. Grant Outtrln,
Mrs. Charles Tyrreli, MRS. irving
Tucker, MRS. Marjorie doeiet, frs.
r. Uriano, Mrs. Lena Honnegger,
MRS. Charles Fournier, Mrs. Bertha
Burkey, MRS. Philip Duhaime, Mrs
J. p. Morgan, MRS. Hector BoulAng-
| err, MRS. Mabel Barnes; also Claire
Bouianger, Lois Boulangcr. Alice
Wilcox, Eleanor wilcox, Dorothy
| Yioethke, Rose Romeo. Molly Lane.
| Thelma Boulanger, Agnes Dunn.
Mary Rozdinsli. Doris and Ruth
Gertrude Andrews. Anne DemonAlse,
| tucker. Eleanor Frank, Mary NUM-
son and Mafion 0avvay.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
MARY MATAKITIS
IS PRETTY BRIDE
Naugatuck Girl Weds An.
drew Gensch Of Tor.
rington Today

Naugatuck, oct. Is $3.50 Mary v
Matakitis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mira
Matthew MatakitiS, OF Curtiss street
this morning became the bride Of
Andrew Carl Qensch OF Torring-
ton, son Of Mrs. Carl 0ensch, In
wedding which took place this
morning ct 0 o'clock OF 81. Mary'i
church. Rev. Richard p. Morrissey
pastor, united the couple In mar
riage.
Miss Florence stein, the brides
cousin, was bridesmaid, and Ed
ward densch, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, acted as best man, The
bride was attraetively attired IN Q
royal blue velvet gown with q bur-
gundy velvet doll hat and shoes te
match, carrying Q bouquet OF pink
chrysanthemunis.
Her attendant wore O burgundy
velvet gown with O royal blue vel
vct doll hat, with accessories
matching and carried bronze chry.
santhemuraS. The brides mother
was dressed N plack crepe with &C.
cessories matching and wore q cor.
sage OF gardenias. Tho mother o.
the bridegroom wore q navy biul
crepe dress with accessories match
Ing and corsage Of gardenias.
A reception was held ct the HON,
OF the brides parents on Curtis
street and the couple later left o.
an tinannounced wedding TRIP
They will reside at iib Wolcot
avenue, Torrington. The bride wor,
O burgundy ensemble with acces
sories matching, for travelling at
tire.
The bride Ia O graduate Of III,
Naugatuok High school and wa
formerly employed ct the Dristo
Recording Company sales depart
ment. The bridegroom Ia q grad
uate Of the Torrington High schoo
and q In the u. 8. postal service
0ut-of-town guests included resi-
dents OF Waterbury, Torrington
Rhode Island and Cleveland, Ohio
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
Judge SuspendsS Short
Calendar Session To
Promote Attendance
President Of American Bar Association to Give Prin
NJ. s cipaI Address at Hartford Session Saturday,
ss October N

ton. The short calendar session will
be held Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
National President
Frank s. Hogan, president OF the
American Bar Association will make
the principal address Of the meet
ing, entitled, "The Lawyers Lead
ership and Independence. Former
Public Defender william W. eager
and Robert G. Walker, trust officer
Of the Colonial Trust Company Of
Waterbury are listed as speakers fol-
different programs Of the meeting.
The convention will open Friday
october 81 at 10 a. m. with Attor-
ney Farwell Knapp In charge Of q
discussion on Probate and Estate
Practice Including Succession ant
Estate" Mr.. Walker will talk or
Duties Of a Trustee" Another
sueaker at this discussion will bt
Paul L. Miller.
A business session and election Of
officers will follow. A nominating
committee consisting Of David 8
Day of Bridgeport, Francis w. Cole
of Hartford ana John A. Danahel
Of Hartford, has been named.
Practice and Procedure, 1nelud.
ing Regulations Of the Practice Of
Law" will be the subject Of a discus
sion directed by Joseph O. Shapiro
Of Bridgeport.
Reports Of committees on limit
ing the number Of members to the
bar and the proposed statute
amendment concerning expert wit.
nesses will be submitted. The exec
utive committee will report on IT.
consideration Of the act concerning
practices Of judges, states attorneys
and public defenders.
Yale Dean
The Honorable Charles e. Clark
dean Of the Yale Law School will
speak on 1.-THE New Federal Rules
Of Procedure"
Commencing at 2 p. M, Charlie;
M, Lyman Of New Haven will d..
rect a discussion. on the subject:
Real Estate and Title Examina.
ton" Speakers at this program will
be George L. Allin Of New York
Joseph M. Donovan Of Bristol and
Ned e. Ostark.
william w. eager Of waterbury
will be chairman Of q discussion or
Criminal Law" George @. Erskine
superintendent Of the Connecticut
Reform School at Cheshire will be
a speaker on this subject. A report
by Judge Newell NJ. Jennings on the
activities Of the committee on Adult
Probation will be given. Judge Err
nest l.. Averill Of Hartford will pre-
side at q discussion on Bank anc
Trust Company Law.
George Beers, chairman OF thu
Real Estate Section Of the Amer
lean Bar Association will speak o.
this discussion. =.
The speech Of Attorney Hogan viii
be given at the banquet, scheduled
for z p. m.
The Saturday schedule will CON-
mence at $3.50 g., m. and will con-
clude at p. m. The main business
Is the session Of the board Of del.
egates Of the association. Alex w
Creedon Of Hartford Is chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
FORMER PASTOR
TO SPEAK HERE
Rev. George Bronson to Be
Guest at st. Paul's M. E.
Church Sunday

Rally day will be observed tomor-
row morning at st. Paul's M. e.
Church at 10 o'clock by the church
and church school, featuring recita-
tions by the children and an adj
dress by the pastor, Rev. Samuel
johnson.
The church will be hosts tomor-
row evening to Company C., United
Boys Bridage OF America, with re-
istration at 8 o'clock followed by The
serving OF refreshments and o Soc
cial hour.
Rev. George A. Bronson Of North
field, Mass, former pastor OF the
church, will deliver an address later
In the evening.
wednesday the Ladies' Aid 30.
ciety will meet at the home Of Mrs
John Moshier, 244 Long Hill Roac
at $3.50 o'clock. Thursday the Polly.
anna class will hold an all-day fooe
sale at Miller a. Peck's. Friday
evening at 8 o'clock the Girl Scouts
will convene and at 8 o'clock the
choir will reheasre at the parson-
age.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-15
Waterbury Consumers
Meet At Quassapaug
James Moran to Entertain Members at Outing Today;
Girl Scouts Plan Party
WATERNILLE
Mrs. r. W. Hsnion--l7sS Thomaston Ave-Tei S-64es

en- to attend the Patrol Leaders
meeting held at the First Methodist
Church, in Waterbury, this morning
Priscilla Henchel and Sally Liebt
were visitors, and members present
included: Barbara Burns, Beverly
Davis, Penelope Bradley, Ruth Wey.
mer, Lucille Sizer, Ruth Tyler, Olive
johnson, Shirley Leisring. Eleanor
DiBlasi, Shirley Cooke, Betty Cooke
Barbara Pollard, Norma Hendrick-
son, Lena williams, Ethel Merivig.
La, Rita Guimond, Carol Nyberl
and Marie Fappiano.
Church services to be held tonor-
row at the various churches, will
be as follows:
st. Michaers Church
Masses will be held at 8 a. m. ant
1918 a. m. Rev. Francis Higgins, will
officiate.
Gospel Hall
Morning services will take place
at 1890 a. M; Sunday school at Il
o'clock noon, and evening gospe
meeting at 1880 p. m.
Grace Methodist Church
Rev. Alison J. Smith, pastor. The
Everyman's Bible class meeting vii
be held at o:l5 q. m. when Rev. vii.
liam Brewster, curate Of st. John'i
Episcopal Church will be the CUES
speaker. His subject will be, 9TH,
Gospel According to ST. Mark" Car
Froelich, president Of the class vii
be In charge Of the meeting.
The speaker at the regular church
service. at 1890 o'clock will be Rev
Robertson, OF Middlefield. Sunday
school will be conducted at ll:4t
o'clock, and In the evening, at
o'clock, the Ladies' Aid Society will
be In complete charge Of the SER
vice. Miss Elsie Stowe, pastor Of
Great Hill Methodist church Of Sey.
inour, will be the guest speaker
There will be special music, also q
hymn sing.
WatervilIe Union
Miss Elizabeth M. Weeks, minis
ter. Sunday School will meet at II
o'clock In the morning, and at the
evening service at 1880, Miss Weeks
chosen for her text, what Wilt
Thou."
81. Paul's Episcopal
Rev. Raymond M. Adams. rector
Holy Communion will be held at {
o'clock, and Sunday School at 9:46
q. NJ, with Morning Prayer and SER
mon, to take place at II o'clock.
A Workers Meeting for the men,
bers OF the Everyman's Bible Glass
Of Waterville. will be held Monday
evening, at 1880 o'clock, at the
Grace Methodist Church. Following
the meeting there will be a talk
given by Charles Sutherland, OF the
Second Congregational Church
Sunday Noon Club, Of waterbury.