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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
WAPLE a JAMES. INC.
CENTER HALL BRICK.
,3n eKn

A new corner home. large living room.
fireplace. side porch. dnine room. beauti-
full kitchen nrst-hoor lavatory. 3 verv big
bedrooms, . baths. oil heat In MichiR.n
Park. overlooking q Government park.
Close to Catholic University. Grad. schools.
stores and one blocs from bus line In
spection by appointment only. Call Ran
Aolnh SoCR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06


A new corner home. larse living room.
fireplace. sid. porch. dining room. beauti-
full kitchen frst-hoor lavatory. 8 very big
Psri' overiookins q Cow Government S''a n.rf.
Close to Catholic UNIVERSITY. Grad. schools
sn q, one Soe from bus I'm
do,oh h"28
4 cHoiSSE E. kkESfS SSSf';SI sIcfioE:
sse 5oO--NEW. Colonial home on finely
f .SusD.d %n,s Coolers charm built
eioas Te.@s large oo4eRes BEDROOMS; :
oom e.I ssl..s sv' fst1a ar sbs t
sents a lovely picture aeainst 4 verdant
s ssossssIau PHELPS sAH VALUES y1Ep s1s
sPLENDID BUY IN CHEVY
s1s5O0. Located in one Of the most
as Ct snf SleR
automatic heat snd Remuneration: bgilt.in
gss sSss e ph aiSnss sAfs
Near District line; nearly new Cape Cod
faii bath. cen. haii. very iars. iiv. rm,.
lit f Lot 7sxiss Scar brict sn e.r.' e eii
OlSt O5oS. Geo. 1883.
s5O-ONLY $50 CASH.
eIse . ssrass .sens m a"ton psye
csIl W BAILEY, o ADAMS ao 4ss sm today
s. NEAR 10th AND H SITS; NE;
II MIC nice condition; PRICED ior quick sale;
Ind and Md. AVe-Attractive 1 rooms
roomins and tourist Business. Real op.
GAIT Z. v. ei SA1 L se Adam. 47ss.
,os s Nous. + .sei Ss5S
aosss. Act QUICK s S Geo. Ass tf"' o'''
1884 oIRARD ST. NE
:.I.ss; io. 4oxlto. 70 be seen oni, By 81
woodward i s,d 4; LANE 'Ri Natl. e4ss.
fa .tiie iD and P bs:ems ss W. Svh
''sa S %SoPF Shs5' RRiaL7y CO. 900,
d.t aaas 1 sssnIi IA ssem
terms can be arransed Open SUNDAY
and a '!s!5 81 Sot1! : RiTi Co.
1917 r. !. Ave. NE. North 7eo3.
ATTENTION. BROKERS. INVESTORS!
=. i4O llth st: se--3-story brick, II rms.
eeaatnha; eiec' sas' h.-a.h.; price only S4.25O;
e10 GK sasSi REALTY Co. MET. 1911.
.,1 ,sG y i soS S.'iss' ny rooms bath. mod
THos. D. WALSH INC
S!.90O-DREcT FROM OWNER.
Brick house; larEe rooms. pantry. 2
It. ne. owner on premises A' 'A' ON
VALUABLE APT. CORNER.
m.nt :ys e0@s ana 'ay:ss.
5.ts. oil d ase.; .ei ias4 [e.' terms Open
wE CAN SAVE YOU coNsIDERABLI
Of personal work, supervision and one.
e e5n ss.te% Bond and
hf qHRts 9 azspEnT Tsss r %|siS2s!R ave-
NEW HOME IN HnLCRRST. AN UNUSUAL
Gysisthns tie sse. seed l ee. sso1
ss1s St. soAa e. L t. sasDs sss e. cali
spsoo.s@M a sa;9s eeHAsr. DC.
oHAh Pcs Gcna 1zoa E. S asa.r s47s
OWNER LEAVING TowN-S7,abO.
Mt Pieasant-Only years old. Sacrifice.
rooms, 2 Hollywood baths, Oxford kitch-
en-, library. dinette. 3 large Dorches, deep
yard. II. H. A. dnaneedD Rep. O226.
WANT OFFER ON GROOM AND D. BRICK
house IN good renting NV. section to
CHAs. Q. MUIR 4 CO.,
Natl. 1895. 2O3 Southern Bldg.
DETACHED BRICK.
0ACRINCE-MueT SELL.
NEAR Ord AND PEADODY,
Practically new: 8 rms, 2 baths; 3 bed.
rooms: finished attic; gaS heat: insulated;
large lot: garage: will EXCHANGE for 4.fam-
lily nat NV. MIR. TAYLOR, Dec 6226,
WILL TRADE OR RENT
Beautiful new center hail. 6.rui brick home;
tiled bath with shower: 1st-A tiled lay:
modern kitchen; blt.-in gar; nice corner
~ N AS ~
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HOUSES sG-! IoR SALE.

NEW BRICK Ho1U, NJ DWTRICT-3
aiI.conditioned heat; near schools. trans.
s1sSn $685. Ga stores; sssso 'a'' terms
sSS ,ns GRACE = AuRcA Rp;I4 McELY
On iss s ssa ia. s';
nnsns unusually sttIaet.ys: 70 rsaea: Out
a 5.s . sIss. ss yGSs Once s4ss
aess axe . SoG g ,: SS 5UeSS
& willing to sacrifice this lovely home H" can
make 20 rooms for hish- class guest or
ssrms NJ T.yior n' Adams H sx0 1855 ss5e: Wiz ".
LIAM Ian BOSWELL 827 18th ct. NV. Net.
GOOD NoRTHEAsT LocATIoN-NEARLY
sSSsScte ssl $3.50 By srn Ssds ; P;ss s
r Ar v %R .1S. 1A q Sys
S Ss9 .nd ore ;n.Ii bath: ar:s iisoI: ; G 5000
room; built-in garage: automatic heat;
sssE y. =, = Is:sa: e sSsou.s siy ss
pike to Mrs. K. Toll House Tavern. left to
hho oMss i X9S viii see our sisn. WAPLE 4
xAMAsEA AISN.s silver spring once, 1888
0eorsia ave. Shepherd $500.
AWARDED GOOD HoUsEKEEPINo NAG
oni1 S..atts OF aE An unS;Hni hone
overiookins Rock Creek Park bed
rooms baths. paneled library with Law.
story. basement lounge maids room and
0' aiuise vooded III e son on
We VIII design. finance and build homes to
throush park Via Beach Sea- a'S arrive e Lei.nd
St st;,. At Conn aye, to =: Woodbins, Brock
I'd. Open daily to $50.
WAVKRLY TAYLOR. INC.
1922 st. NV. National 1910.
JUST BEING FINISHED AND 8 ALREADY
sold: The reasons; exceptionally large
slate roof. insulation. furred walls weather
ssrlppins on burners and refrg;. These
delphia and SARATOGA ayes. In Takoma
~, ROBERT !. LoHR.
81 Cedar st. Geo. O8s1.
71S RICHMOND AVE. 8. g., ND.
OPEN
REPOSSESSED BUNGALOW
n -
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1878 kANAWHA ST
1879 14ss% & ~ 4 JAMES. NC Dist. ss4s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PARK-Ss. $50.
,oes re rooms N bath; OIL heat this house is
q MaTletts F.sF BLOCK to bus line M n son
81: 'i aR a1EtDstd Geo. r.? ssssg e 81
rooms s.sf S, tn n hIss ssss sa :,
Chance 70 SCI HON. 'ks 70 eo osls hsat
rss. s..$S i; ~ 'ia ad'|s1 NC a..
2714 36th 81. NV. CORNER OF FULTON
ana overlookinx z small Massachusetts ave.
house Of 10 rooms. b. tbs extrn isv. Peast
to.n i urn si side porch Owner has LEFT
,-,o ! IoSisS 2 !oa shoEa e &
S5.a5o-NEw BRICK BUNGALOWS.
lows on their attractive wooded lots. may
D pcs, s sod ,a two weeks Meds.. De-
vile left on Franklin st: to Wine we
E h two blocks to Bayly ave. left to
u,. MITCHELL QUICK,
WIS 2155. 1865 Wis. Ave. .
ovERLooK1NG CANAL-coTTAGE OF :,
condSi. 1d Ma fsee $3.50. e' For n ser 1na
17,s X 1 Il. + nv aa0EGzKf III, ,,ss
LIST COMMERCIAL 500.
523 KENNEDY ST, NV.
H-room modern home with oil heat and
CHAs. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. NV. Rep. gig.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
ns pfs cr T s.S .ors eea er
o.oe. 'ea'i HSr sSsnk ofkRaisfsRsi Quickly
suite 30. Rust Bids. Natl. $3.50.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE.
9th ST. BETWEEN K AND L.
rented. same ten.nt 10 Years. 70 1e Close ~" an
LEE b. LATIMER CO..
70: investment Bldg. National 414s.
SEVEN BUILT. SIX SOLD.
HURRY AND SEE
WooDRIDoE GARDENS HOMES
FOR ONLY $3.50.
Alb 18th ST. NE.
TONED ,REEGREATioN ROOM: be Luxe
k k1rsFF ESoS M PoReH F5KkxT N.i
I lTs}bATE ,,, SCREENED; WEATHER.
s4PzP FRAN ssa341a ss1oRzs RAP AsP
To reach; Out r. I. ave. ne. to 18th st.,
PAIT. 3 SrONE Noprr, ,1,,
HILLCREST-OVERLOOK CITY.
NEW DETAcHED BRICK HOME.
29O4 FORT BAKER DIR. Sc,
At goth and " cts. Sc
n,; Mod ,an. rooms: Ia baths: attractive;
open-inspection Invited.
to Fort h.p.r ar Ave :f to sotn north
., MAPLE { JAMES. NC. "'
1924 18th st. NV Dist. 334e.
Bargain to Settle Estate.
Beautiful all-brick. corner dwelling, 1
esnn 9, 6uiit-ln sarase newly decorated.
SRows Sun So 4h t s: s1 Pm Natl rH ss4
2438 MONROE ST. NE.
Your opportunity to purchase an ex-
ceDtionally welslocated home with Q
ice Drise Modern uapnss S.ef n
burner. OWNER on premises
~oero
9o,ooU.
Real value direct from builders. New
all.brick house. 6 rooms. side porch, at
tacnec garage. rea! attic: beautiful lot, hne
surroundinss: q delightful place to live.
aGIs ' fuRk.f e7Is Fsots s e. nv
NOprIIE On
49, ~ 1900
ioS 1SIn 81.
f1ne six-room home with tiled bath.
z p1rcnes ana detached garage. Only one
olock from street cars stores and all other
conveniences. Can easily be ARRANGED for
.t, 1 t.r ,eed low A. $500 On
TApYTHY Ty1E,vTy DE HT w ~
NIX AAA VIEW NcAAA w.
Realtors.
923 New York Ave: N:W. Natl. 9797-
DEF 1,1 14 H2r r1TsoA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

Colonial home: living room. dining
?oom. two bedrooms. inclosed rsorch,
Kitchen and bath; large front porch
and screened rear porch.
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BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.

NEW BRICK DETACHED HOME,
0s16 Pinev Branch Ri. NV.
OPEN TO PM
large rooms. baths. finished club
room and attic; large lot. detached brick
kAraze: paved street and alley. This is
the house that will make the whole family
the best Xmas present that money will
buy: a lifetime home One Of the best
streets In NV. Washington TWO blocks
Of Walter Reed Hospital. See this home
before you buy anything. Terms easy.
price right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

5342 41st ST. N.W.-S75.
rooms and bath, extra lavatory; hot.
water heat; garage
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716 RICHMOND AVE. 3. g.. ND.
OPEN
Why pay rent when you can buy q mod
ern bungalow with . small cash payment
and the monthly payments less than rent?
Call MR.. DARNELL, Greenwood 3Ob6.
MAPLE Il JAMES INC,
Silver Spring Once.
s433 Georgia Ave. Shep SOL.
TAKOMA PARK, d. c..
711O 18th st. N.W-S9. $50.
Open Sunday for Inspection.
Detached stucco and frame. Eight rooms
path: inclosed porches: oil burner: lot
5Ox17b It,: Gear garage. This home IL in
good condition. real buy for . large
family. or renting rooms. Mr.. BENNETT.
0eorsia 1898
MAPLE Il JAMES. INC,
1924 14th 81. NV Qi 3346
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

HILLCREST-OVERLOOK CITY.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME.
1904 FORT BAKER DIR. Sc,
At Both and W cts. Sc
Modern 8 rooms. Ia baths; attractive:
price low: terms easy
Open-Inspection Invited,
tOut Alabama ave. Sc. to 3Oth north
to Fort Baker drive. left to open sien.1
MAPLE JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

hENNEO1 FIACE NV.
English-type brick nome, facing Rock
Creek Park. individually planned and con-
tanning many unusual and attractive lea
lures. Spacious liv. rm. with connecting
den and solarium. Wide center hall and
Law. on nrst Il. LARGE bedrms, baths,
Gear aar. 1t Is impossible to give any
idea, in an ad, of the fine construction
and beauty of this home and its Ioca-
ton. 1t is open for inspection day and
nikht. MISS REED Georsia 6l1o
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EVANSVILLE. MD

NO. 8 AND 10 WINE AVE
Beautiful six large rooms large side
porch. screened, fireplace. recreation room,
oil heat, air conditioned. Everything a
modern home possesses. Convenient
schools stores and cars. Reasonable down
payment balance like rent. Don't fail to
look these excellent homes over.
WALTER E. MYERS,
Owner Builder
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nousfs uhs,ls.,,susn

HOUSES UkFURNisHgD.
1918 Willie e: ns;-S rooms sas and
zss ,s.sl TER 6. RI. DAVIS . e; osss.
COLORED.
23rd Il N. SITS. NV.
.,,s rooms s, hesth, slse. !isht.; AL eondi-
SIMON BELOFF,
REAL ESTATE,
-1003.N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. s1s7.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
l0:ROOM HOUSE. BEDROoNs 2
eeths. sarase: NV. section. BOX 26o-B.
FROM oWEERs1 80 70 Ro?N 1opERN
ssr pSres... n1e1 Geo es e :xssss'0n' VIII con-
From FRO! JANUARY l., ] THRoUoH JUNE IS.
ham district. Write 200 Massaehusetts
LIsTINos WANTED FOR LOCAL OR
E ssssss sol VIM Investment 5ss b.
or T 'ss'4: 'ssA Eagsa
WANTED AT ONCE BY RELIABLE PARTY
rth seSp S se'n sonv.n %eS
to Chevy Chase. Bethesda High School;
rent not more than $50. wis. 45O2-M,
after pm. s.
CLIENTS WAITING 70 RENT HOUSES IN
Silver Spring
List with Us for Prompt Results.
Wis 2756 fSH5 Wis. Ave g.
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR FURN. -UN-
furn. houses Il suitable rooming purposes.
EDWIN l. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 217. Natl. 1884,
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$12,5OO.
See This jacobson Bros. Home
in Barnaby Woods.
Modern detached brick home: 8 over
sized rooms, baths. finished third door;
air-conditionsd: " block from bus; large
wooded lot
1885 worthinston ct. NV.
Open Daily 1000 AN. to 900 Pm.
JACOBSON BROS,
Owners and Builders Of
Pine Detached Homes.
1915 X 0t, NV District 2l26,
From On Oh. Circle right on western
ave. to Pinehurst Circle, around circle to
home.
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BARoAIN m COUNTRY CLUB HILLS.
A CHOICE RESTRICTED SECTION.

WILL SELL OR TRADE.
Near District line; nearly new Cape Cod
full bath. cen hall. very large liv. rm..
with open fireplace. din. rm: and latest
kit. Lot 15xl35. Scar brick gar. oil
burner. $l,Q50 cash. So 80 per month.
Dist O36S Geo. 413S
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S5.350-NEw BRICK BUNGALOWS.
THESE COMPACT. modern ivable bunea.
lows on their attractive wooded lots, may
De the answer to your search Previous
group sold in two weeks Modest cash de-
poslt BAL 500 month including taxes.
Out =. !. ave. to third light in Hya.ts.
VlNe: LETT on Franklin st. to Wine ave
I ha two blocks to Bayly ave. left to
MITCHELL QUICK,
WIS 200. 1855 Wis. Ave
OVERLOOKING CANAL-COTTAGE OF q
rms. and porch; between st. car line and
C ssl I'd, Nd. Price. $3.50. For terms.
L. p. SHOEMAKER.
lib 81. NV. Natl 1IB6.
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II. n. HUMPHRlES,
sos North Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. s131
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925 New York Ave NV. Natl a7a7.
LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN!

1O1B 10Th St NE.
Real Buy. for S4.950
For Home or Investment
dandy Groom and bath brick home.
ami. front porch; newly papered and
painted, new gas range. floors scraped: gar.
Has to be seen to be appreciated H.
SACLES, 402 9th st. NV. Rep. 1856: eve.
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LARGE. outstanding corner tourist home
or rooms and board. boulevard street
convenient to Government bldes: brick
3 stories and cellar: IL rooms. . baths:
81 heat elec; Eve. or Sun. Mr.. Downer
L. T. GRAVATTE,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
NEWS
 

The annual spring picnic of the Pilgrim Fellowship of the Second Congregational church will be held Sunday. The young people will meet at the church at o'clock. Each is asked to bring box lunch. Follow ing supper the annual business meeting, with election of officers will be held.
 Sunday will be observed as book Sunday. Rev. Dr. John c. Walkers morning sermon will be appropriate to the day and every parishioner who attends is asked to bring a book or books to be given to the libraries of Talladega College, Ala bama and Tougaloo college, Missis- sippi.
 The following Passion Play off cerS were elected at last meeting President, Charles N. Sutherland; 1; vice president, Irving C.. Spiers; secretary, Mrs. Henry Donahue; treasurer, Alfred A. Baldwin; fi- nancial board, Robert I. Coleman, Mrs. Ray Henderson and Mrs. Irv- ing c. Spiers. The Passion Players voted to sponsor and support a Ceremonial Pageant under the aus pices of the Sunday evening Forum, October 16.
 The Senior Choir has voted the sum of $50 to the church to be used toward the purchase of the new Hymnal.
 A Radio Variety show will be pre- sented in Davenport hall Wednes- day. May IS. at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the MT. and Mrs. Club There will be a cast of 45 and a most entertaining evening is in store for all who attend.
 Children's Day will be observed in this church Sunday. June 12. Par cn.s who have ch:slren to be bap- tized are requested to give the'i names to the minister or the secrc. tary at an early date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
BRADLEY ASKS
 NEW COP PLAN
Return to Power Under Four Point Program;
 Probe Idea Hits Him

New Haven, Conn, May 13.-(UP) A four-point program for return to power of the Republican party in Connecticut was outlined today by State Sen. J. Kenneth Bradley, Westport, co-leader of a rising new guard faction in the party.
 He demanded unified organiza- ton" of Republicans, and said he did not propose to dispense with the leaders of the past"
 We need them," Bradley said. But there must be hundreds of thousands of new voters and new workers" "
 The senator, allied with National Committeeman Samuel F. Pryor, Jr., in leadership of new guard group seeking control of party machinery, spoke at dinner of the New Haven Republican league.
 Four Point Program
 Bradley attacked the New Deal and the state administration of Gov. Wilbur L. Cross. and then proposed the following four-point program for the COP. to follow at this pre- liminary stage of the campaign:
 l. Creation of sound state plat form.
 2. A building program "That really builds and doesn't complain about how much more money is needed"
 3. A state administration to live within it's income and not "clamor for more and more taxes"
 4. Honest candidates for office.
 Bradley urged a Republican re- turn to power so that an investiga- tion could be made of administration of various state departments.
 If an Investigation in Water bury" he said, turns up what it has under a Democratic mayor and if the investigation in Bridgeport turns up what it has under Demo- cratic government, what will an in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
BROKER BLAMED
 FOR BIG FAILURE

Bridgeport, Conn, May 13-(UP) !-J. Wilton Peters, New Canaan broker, today blamed failure of the Otis & Co.,, Cleveland, o., invest ment firm in which he was a CO., partner, for most of the $3,444, ,927 32 liabilities he listed in bankruptcy petition filed here and in which he professed no assets. The petition stated he was held responsible for obligations of $100,000 each of IS other partners, all of whom live in Cleveland. The firm now is in process of liquidation.
 Among the largest debts were $1,- 100000 borrowed from the Union Trust Co.,, in the company's name; $95, ,855.59 rentals: another loan of SIS, ,000; $6,8OO due Vincent Astor under a lease and $22,000 owed Dyer, Hudson & Co.,, for losses. Peters said he had a $50,000 life insurance policy naming his wife as benefit ciary and $2O0 worth of clothing, but both were exempt as assets to satisfy creditors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
Clothes Trees
 $1.19

Hang up your coats and hats on this sturdy clothes tree. Will not tip over. 5h
 it. high - walnut finish. Cash only-none delivered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

week.
 There are many of the contend CTS for the $200 cash and other prizes who just now are starting to get busy, what with the warm weather due and the $l00 cash grand first prize being what $10C always amounts to in any exchange
 Pictures at Democrat
 More inquiries have been received during this week than ever before in the CONTEST and thousands of persons have looked at the fine array of baby pictures now on dis play in the front window of THE DEMOCRAT office on Grand street. They are choosing the candidate for whom they want to vote and that means it is UP TO YOU SUP PORTERS of some FAVORITE BABY to get around and collect these votes.
 In other words, interest of the public is intense over who is going to win THE MOST POPULAR BABY CONTEST. There are thou sands of persons who will be will ing to help you obtain votes for your BABY by subscribing to THE DEMOCRAT. And every subscrip- ton counts 200 votes.
 Strong Contenders
 Today we present the pictures of a boy and a girl who are running in fourth and fifth places, Edward Chmielnicki, 16 months old son of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
Solid Maple Cribs
 $7.95

A full size maple crib with sturdy spring. High sides for baby's safety. Reg. $10.95 value, Limited quan- tity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

Evestigation of other departments shows?
 Would Probe Everything :.
 Let's, put in a Republican state government and go into these ether departments. . Republican governors knew what was happening. No department was run in, g manner bad or dishonest for, the people.
 He said the Republican party must be inclusive and not exclusive. ?
 Factionalism has no place in the Republican party, for factionalisrn is an effort to knock down people who are trying to bring the party to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
Surprises Due Soon. h Baby Vote Contest
COntenders Show Strength as Second Week of Voting Nears Close-Edward Chmielnicki, Patricia
 COrcoran Near Top in Standings

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Chmielnicki, of 13 Pemberton street, with 1,500 votes; and Patricia Bernice Cor coran, 2 years old daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Corcoran of 62 Edin street, with HOO votes. Of course, there are others with HOO votes and we'll run their pictures later, unless others get ahead of them be- fore opportunity offers.
 Edward Chmielnicki
 Edward Chmielnicki is fine looking young man who seems to take serious view of life from his vantage point of little more than a year of age. He probably will be very surprised If he is called upon to appear in public and be pre- sented a beautiful loving cup for winning a prize in THE MOST POPULAR BABY CONTEST.
 Patricia Corcoran
 Patricia Bernice Corcoran is somewhat serious of appearance, too, but we venture to suggest that her smile shines more often than tears And she probably would make a pretty picture in the same set- ting, out on stage receiving one of the CONTEST prizes, possibly the first prize and the title, MOST POPULAR BABY.
 It's something to think about, you contenders. There are many ways to share in the prizes but the best way to win is to keep your sub scription books coming in to the CONTEST MANAGER so that they may be checked and the votes made official from day to day. Now's the time that counts in the race to win the $100 grand first prize
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

Reg. $3.50 value! Includes 115 qt. Casserole and cov- CT; 101a in. Oblong Utility; g in. Pie Plate; g in. Ob- long Loaf Pan; 6j5 oz. Custard Cups. Cash and Carry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
Bath Mats 2 for $1.OO

Chenille bath mats, size 19X36 in. in choice of col ors. Reg. 89c each. Buy two and save 78c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
WINNERS NAMED TN
 AMATEUR CONTEST

Amateur contest winners in the series sponsored by Lord Kitchener post, British War Veterans associa- ton, will meet in the finals tomor- row night at the posts hall with William Semple officiating as master of ceremonies.
 The contestants will be Maurice LeDue, Ellen Blondeau, Wendah Bacon, Albina Liberatore, Brass City Tune Twisters, John Skim l1ayich. Phyllis Johnson. dance trio consisting of Jane Hubbel, Lois Munger. and Donald Her mc.,ale and Maynard Kleckner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13
HEATING PROBLEMS :
 THEME OF LECTURE

Advances made in heating with hard coal were portrayed by motion pictures and described by Mark G. Sanford, state representative of Anthracite Industries. Incs. last night at meeting of coal dealers, heating contractors and builders at Hotel Elton. The speaker remarked that his organization, sponsored by
 most large producers. of anthracite. is promoting automatic hard coal heating equipment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

Second week of voting in THE MOST POPULAR BABY CONEST is drawing to an end with Margaret Lemere of South Main street, still leading. The standings of entries have not changed much during the mid-week count of votes but sur prises galore can be expected next
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

Sturdy metal cot bed with cotton mattress. Folds in center for easy storage. For your cottage or spare room. 3 it. 6 in. wide. Reg $l5.75 value.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

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 'The Republican party is the salvation of the people. Are we bet ter of than we were under the Re- publican administrations The an- swer is that we, are not, and that's why the people are going to turn to the Republican party" 4 =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-13

The Sequoia tree is almost in- destructible. The armor of thick bark acts ,,as an asbestos protection against fire, and as insulation against frost and freezing. The wood seems to be almost, immune against rot, and aithick healing sap quick ly heals up any scar.
The Washington times., 1938-01-05
WILD AND WOOLLY

WILD AND WOOLLY
Originally James Stewart was
scheduled to be the hero. When
he was tied up with Navy Blue
and Gold" Director j. Walter
Ruben accepted Dennis O'Keefe
for the romantic role. He is a
Gary Cooperish type, meaning
The Washington times., 1938-01-05
EarIv-Dav Star

Raymond Griffith, the asso-
ciate producer of Shirley Tenn
pies "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm" at goth Century-Fox, is
the comedy star of silent motion
picture days.