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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
Third Day For SiLuermine Fete

The remaining concerts of the Silvermine festival are the Junior Symphony concert which took place this morning at 10 o'clock, Quinto Maganni, conductor; and interde- nominational praise service Sunday at 9 a. m., and the final symphony concert Sunday evening at S:30, Eugene Ormandy conducting the New York Philharmonic in it's last concert of the series. The Junior Symphony concert included num- bers by Debussy, Grieg, Maganni, Piernt, and Saint-Saens. At 1l:30 there was a lecture on the Bee thoven Ninth Symphony by Charles O'Connell
 The attendance for the perform ances thus far has been very large with favorable weather. Last nights concert cluded Mendelssohn, Schubert, Sibelius, GershWin and Ravel offerings. Jose Iturbi con- ducted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
SOCIAL AC7IVI77ES=Wf
Social Season At .OldPoint Comfort

Old Point Comfort, Va, Aug. 20- A series of parties for midshipmen from the U. s. Naval Academy, plus completion of arrangements for the entertainment of 500 members of Phi Delta Theta, one of the nations oldest college fraternities, during their national convention at the Chamberlin Hotel Aug. 31 to Sept. 3, will bring the summer season here to social climax during the next two weeks.
 A tea dance in the Yacht Room of the Chamberlin Sunday afternoon will end this weekend's visit of the midshipmen who have been an- chored since Friday off Old Point Comfort aboard the transports Wyoming and Arkansas. Monday the rniddies will leave for target prac Zee off the Virginia Capes to return next Saturday for several days be- fore returning to the academy. In addition to the tea dance, several informal parties are being held in their honor.
 A grand convention ball in the main ball room of the Chamberlin will high light the Phi Delta Theta conclave, on Saturday, Sept. 3. Co., Eds and debutantes from all sections of Virginia have been invited to the ball which will end four days of continuous entertainment including a stag gct-together, convention banquet, and an all day cruise on Chesapeake Bay in chartered steamer. At the convention banquet, Friday, Sept. 2, speakers will include w. T. Cluverius, rear admiral of the U. s. Navy and Hon. Harry Hague, justice of the supreme court of the Dominion of Canada. Dr. John J. Tigert former U. s. Commissioner of Education, and now president Of the University of Florida will act as toastmaster. The cruise on the Bay will precede the convention ball, on Saturday.
 The stay of the cadets at Old Point Comfort was climaxed Tuesday with West Point day" at the Chamberlin when the cadets and their dates were feted at marine party in the afternoon at the Chamberltn out door pool, followed by dancing party in the Yacht Room that eve- ming. Wednesday night farewell party was given for them at the Off, ficers' Beach Club. Parties were given for the cadets every night during their stay.
 The Waterbury chorus taking part ! in the Silvermine Festival concert Sunday night at Silvermine will be at the festival shell Sunday where they will meet members from the state federated chorus and part of the Schola Cantorum in a final re- hearsal of the Chorale from Bee- thoven's Ninth Symphony. The To- cal group will be accompanied by Mrs. Susanne Drufa, director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

club ace.
 While Cain believed he could win club trick, he could see that he would then be forced to lead a dia- mond, and East probably held the ace-queen. He dropped the jack on the ace, and when another club was led, dropped the queen.
 East, hoping that Cain also held the ten, played the king from dummy and returned the suit, but North's trickless hand won instead Now a diamond lead through the tenace of the declarer permitted the defeat of the contract, which was made where South's defense was less accurate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

Miss Mae Maloney of Central ave- nue is spending the weekend at Bay View with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Russell and family.
 Miss Viola Slover and Miss Mae Allen of West Main street are at Silver Beach for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. Clement Blanchard of Fox street will return Sunday after a weeks stay at Bay View.
 Mrs. Mary Russell of West Main street was recent visitor with her daughter, Mrs. Roland Phaneuf of | Bristol.
 Miss Julie and Miss Louise Briody of Baldwin street, have returned home from a two weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
 Michael Swata, quartermaster first class, U. s. Navy, local recruiter for the navy, spent last weekend in New York visiting relatives. Mickey" as he is commonly call- ed, is to be best man for his cou- sins wedding in the near future. | Mir. and Mrs. James J. Conway and family, of Keefe street, are va cationing at Laurel Beach.
 Mrs. Martin Bergin of Willow street is spending few days at the Hotel Biltmore in New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy and family of Deerfield avenue are spending a vacation at Bay View.
 This afternoon at o'clock Miss Helen Calabrese, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Calabrese of Plank road, will be married to An gclo L. Rodia, son of Leopold Ro- dia of North Main street at the Italian Congregational church.
 MT, and Mrs. William Babin of Watertown avenue have been en- tcrtaining Mrs. William Andrews and Mrs. M. T. Neylon of Chicago, H., former local residents.
 Dr. and Mrs. George A. Tramm and their daughter, Airline, of New ton terrace, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Irvington avenue, are leaving for Davenport, Iowa, where they will spend the next two weeks with relatives and friends
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick J. Cronar of Greenmount Terrace are spend ing two weeks at Hampton Beach Maine
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Hoyt anc son Robert, are on motor trip h Florida.
 LakeVille Manor, summer vaca- ton house at LakeVille, Conn, con- ducted under the auspices of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women, will remain open until Sep tember. Some of the late summer events 10 be enjoyed by those al camp are the Lakeville Horse Show August 2728, the bicentennial cele- bration at Canaan next week. Other nearby attractions are the summer theaters at Milbrook, N. Y, and Litchfeld. Other attractions in and around Lakeville are sailing races basketball games, badminton, paddle tennis, archery, hiking and so forth Mrs. Elizabeth A. Murphy is hostess for the SeaSOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
Defender Deserts Possible Trick to Avoid Disastrous Lead

While an opening bid usually im- plies ability to make one rebid If partner responds, no contract player considers himself obligated to rebid a minimum of his partner passes and the opponent on his right re- opens with a double or an overcall.
 Joseph E. Cain of Indianapolis, one of the contestants at the sum- mer nationals in Asbury Park, N. J., made the opening bid on today's hand, and did not re-enter the fray even though East bid game against his holding
 Cain had sound opening bid, but the ominous pass by his partner and the vigorous bedding by East im-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
BATHING BEAUTY
 PAGEANT SUNDAY
Miss ROtOn Point and Miss Connecticut of l938
 10 Be Crowned

From the tenth annual bathing beauty pageant at Roton Point park, Norwalk, Sunday afternoon, will emerge a brand new Miss Connecti- cut 1888 and Miss Roton Point 1888. The bathing beauty contest will start at 5 p. m.
 The winner of the Miss Conecti- cut title, who will be selected from the more than 30 contestants en- tered, will represent the Nutmeg state in the Miss America 1888 na- tional event next month in Atlantic City, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
Greenbock ShoWer
 For Miss Deshais

A greenback shower was given recently by Mildred Michaud and Hazel and Mira Grenier, in honor of Miss Loretta Deshais. Among those who attended were the fol- lowing:
 Margarette Gravel, Yvette Gelinas, Mrs. Henry Lamy, Mrs. Laura Bernier, Mrs. Eugene Grilley, Mrs. Jeanette Chabot, Dolores Parenteau, Mrs. John Deziel, Mrs. Arthur Nor mandine, Mrs. Annette Dube, Mrs. Leonette Clement, Mrs Louise Roy Lorraine Cianciola, Mrs. Helen Des- iardin, Germaine Lamy, Martha Desjardin, Annette Desjardin, and Martha Crochetiere, Mary La freniere, Cecile Lafreniere, Mrs Charles Moffet, Mrs. Euclide Houle, Yvette Leveille, Lauria MaSsicotte, Mrs. Joseph Staye, Mrs. Lena Aufin, Juliette Blaie, Cecile Diette, Mrs Eva Breton, Mrs. Mary Dionne, Mrs Alice Gelinas, Minnie Gugleste, Ger maine Cormier, Jeanette Picard, Lil- Han Gagne, Regina Robert, Mrs. Domenic Lagosse, Mrs. Edmond Beaudin, Mrs. Alfred Massicotte, Mary Russell, Rose Block, Mary Desjardin, Mrs. Bertha Gagnon, Mrs. Charles Hamel, Mrs. Houle, Mrs. Ploufe, Mrs. Daigle, Beatrice Baziluis, Margaret Hart.
 Polande Grenier, Antoinette Grenier, Mrs Armand Bienvenu, Mrs. Leo Dionne, Mrs. Hormidas Caron, Annette OToole, Laurette Bell9more, Evangeline Flageole, Mrs BeYnadette Chartier, Mrs. A. L. Ber- nier, Mrs. Gabrielle Desaulniers, Mrs. Eva Lafontaine, Mrs. Cecile Q. Garceau, Miss Nelly Cones, Eva Deschenes, Mrs. Philip Racine, Mrs Micnaud, Mrs. Alma Michaud, Miss Gaetane Adams, Mrs. William Adams Mrs. Gracia Bellefeuil, Lu- cienne Desaulniers, Therese Hebert, Marie Ange Deshais, Mrs. W. Des- hais and Mrs. Grenier.
 The weekly meeting of the "So and Sew" club was held this week at the home of Miss Betty Verras- tro. Refreshments were served at a late hour, and a good time was en- joyed by all who were present. Those who attended included:
 President, Mrs. John A. Favale; secretary, Mrs. Albert Montisi i; treasurer, Miss Betty Verrastro; and the Misses Louise, Esther and Clara Petronio, Mrs. Arnold Cappelletti, Miss Ann Verrastro, and Miss Con- nie Rinaldi.
 Miss Kathleen O'Connor, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs Charles s. O'Connor Of Robbins street, is visit ing her aunt, Miss Mary O'Connor at Sayville, L. l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
CANADIAN LEGION
 TO ELECT SLATES
Nominations to Be Made at Post Assembly Tonight
 at 8:3O O'Clock

c. Ross of the Canadian Legion gave an Interesting talk at the meet ing of the Wilson post Wednesday evening. The latter group will CO., operate with him in the entertain ment of delegates to the Canadian Legion convention to be held here next month.
 Post members are requested to be present tonight when nomination and election of officers will be held at 8:30 o'clock. c. Hazel will pre- side.
 Wilson post auxiliary sponsored 8 very successful chicken supper Thursday evening in the post rooms on Bishop street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
Weddings
RODIA-CALABRESE

This morning at the Church of St. Peter of Alcantara at Port Washington, L. T., Miss Mechalina Maria Yorio, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gabrielle Yorio of Port Wash ington, was married to Felix An thony Cipriano. of Brooklyn, N. Y., formerly of Waterbury. MT. Cip- riano, the son of MT. and Mrs Rocco Cipriano, of Glenwood street, Is a graduate of Crosby High school and attended New York and Co., lumbia universities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20
RAYMOND CORRIER
 WILLIE SPEAKER

Work of the American Mission of Lepers will be described by Ray mond Corrier, secretary of the mis-
 sion at an open meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Wa terville Union church. The mission is international and nter-denom- national. The public is invited. Sunday school will be held at the church in the morning at 10 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

Nicaragua believes it has con- quered the "torsalo," a fly which had become serious plague among cattle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

c. H. Secord of Canada and M. K. Vyvyan of England have arrived in India to study the peaks of the Karakoram Range around the Hish- par Glacier in Kashmir.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

England has movement for new churches as attractive as mo- vie theatres.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

posed silence, even when East reached four hearts. East ruffed the third spade, drew two rounds of trumps, and then laid down the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-20

Miss Kathleen O'Connor, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles S. O'Connor Of Robbins street, is visit ing her aunt, Miss Mary O'Connor at Sayville, L. l.
Evening star., 1938-03-12

/ BUNGALOW , ROOMS. BATH AND PAN
/ try first floor: " finished attic rooms and
/ half bath. basement. h.-w. heat, gas. cleo,
( CITY water. sewer: ie acre fruit, flowers
and shrubbery, stone wall and well fenced
| near churches, > blocks to school; 2-story
| double garage Phone Clarendon $50. l3'
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

Opportunity to own new brick hone.
center hall, air conditioned. ga baths,
in Cleveland Park and let rent bring
more than the monthly payments Has 8
lovely rms. screened porch. basement with
PVT bath. LARGE storage attic. Trans,
schools. stores. Cash payment only 81 900.
:tI32 Alton pl. NV. phone CleV lGlN
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THIS FINE HOME
MUST BE SOLD
= In Chevy Chase, ID. c. this nearly new
t-room: hath Colonial brick with finished
attic. OIL HEAT. unusually fine rec room
with fireplace. and numerous other attrac-
i've features is to be sacrificed Any rea-
SuAap!e oHtr considered. Do not fail to
inspect: II you want II real bareain IN this
atiikhtiu location. Call MR.. AIKEN,
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WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
INSPECT THESE
OUTSTANDING VALUES.

Corner. best section of Petworth. prac-
tically new, being sold to settle estate. can
be purchased far below actual value fine
return Oh investment. For information
call MR.. CANTRELL, Dist. 9OSO evenings;
Emerson b5iiS
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HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY.

6 TO s ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
possession within 45 days: good cash pay
ment quick action. E. A. GARVEY. DIST.
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New Detached Brick Home.
423 RittenhOuSe st. NV,

Open Daily to 81 PM.
Six large well-arranged rooms, 2 COM
plete baths C' bedrooms finished attic,
recreation room large kitchen. two open
nreplaceS natural chestnut trim. entire
lower moor and halls covered with Sanitas;
oil heat, equipped with summer and winter
hook-up. Slate roof weather-Stripped.
caulked. insulated with rock wool: SOUTH
ern exposure: brick garage. lot 175 IT.
deep. VIII consider clear lot or small
house as cash payment
WAPLE x JAMES, INC.
1924 1ILh ST NV Dist Y317
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SIS. 5.8OO-NORTHEAST

Near Stanton Park. Brick dwelling ar
RANGED into three apartments; hot-Water
heat; Will show AN excellent return on the
investment, Terms to stit can be ar
RANGED
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS, OWNER s
home, with storage space; near G. w u:
ADULTS, $50 mo. Call Met. 1867 after >
M, or Clinton 5S-F-31.
$sO00-1s39 NEWTON ST. N.W.-SIX
rms. nicely furnished: oil heat lovely
porches. MR.. CROXTON, National 1898.
Georeia 5s49
1421 AMES PL. NE. NEAR LINCOLN
ParkIModern rooms. garage, S55. Phone
Cleveland 5506. 13"
MAY TO OCT. II RMS. . BATHS. IN
desirable NV. section. SS5; references re-
uulred. Georgia 09S5
1872 CHURCH ST. NV. PHONE DECA-
tur 174S. Six rms. , baths. or first-f1oor
apartment. OWNER.
NEAR ARMY AND NAVY CLUB-NICELY
1urn.. D rooms and bath. fireplace, piano,
Oil burner. 2-car garage, large lot: conven-
lent & to schools land and stores; l ; minutes to
Penna, ave-; sos month. If long-term
lease. desired will consider less. :}709 Co.
lumbia pike. Walnut 1912
$500 T ST. NV.
Burleith-Semi-det rooms
and bath, G. E. refrigerator. double
Rlassed-in porcheS Attractively fur
nished, April l to Sept. l, S95.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. National 2345
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CHEVY CHASE. d G..

Detached brick of the center hall type;
1st floor has living room, dining room and
complete modern Kitchen; md floor has 3
bedrooms and baths: large attic with
ton room with fireplace. pantry, laundry
room, furnace room and built-in garage;
automatic heat; short distance from Lafay-
ette. Alice Deal. Woodrow Wilson and
parochial schools: vacant and in excellent
condition: 81 l.a50.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,
SIS 450 to Sc 975

large rooms, tiled bath with shower.
h.-w. heat, eleC. kitchens, hardwood floors
full cellars and attics large enough for 8
extra rooms: large LOTS finely located Go
out Baltimore blvd. TO Riverdale traffic
light, turn right on Madison ave ] block
to exhibit home. Terms, small cash pay
ment and S41 81 per month including all
interest. We also build to order in Md
Va or d. c. We finance building and
arrange easy terms. OWNER, Hyattsville
l32-M
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ATTRACTIVE STONE
DUTCH COLONIAL,
BUILT-IN GARAGE

5-room 2-story stone home. modern
anroughout. Large living room with stone
fireplace and coat closet. expensive electric
ilXtureS, pretty wall paper, caSed opening
tile sink and drainboard, lots of drawers,
overhead cabinets, large broom and storage
closet. exceptionally good gas range, inlaid
Hnoleum. space for kitchen table under
window
Oak stairway from living room to second
Veniently arranged. shower mirrored medi-
cine cabinet, metal cabinet under hand
baSln, storage closet IN back of bathroom,
linen closet in hallway.
Master bedroom, 2 clothes closets, 2
storage closets: other bedroom closet 9
Fully screened. weather-stripped gutter
and downspoutS, large cellar, steel beam
under house, hot-water heat, Electrol oil
burner. laundry trays; lots of light. painted
walls and colored concrete floor. Large
bullt-in garage. concrete driveway.
Rock wool insulation in attic. red oak
floors, shades. all city conveniences. Splen-
did reinforced concrete porch overlooking
wooded hillside. Shrubbery, sodded lawn
and f1agrock walk. Lot over u acre, small
stream in rear: wonderful spot for rock
garden or garden.
Seyenty-third house we have built. In
spect for Workmanship, materials and des-
sign. Price only $3.50; $500 cash. S55 per
month; LOCATED: 3lS S. Abingdon St.
1NB,@ourr last five houses built and
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD,
ARLINGTON, VA
ofEEsH REsIDENcE RaqNP PHoNAl MALHGI o{,IR ssssse
Continued on Next Page)
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHARMING NEW ENGLISH
BRICK HOME

No greater value in Chevy Chase. Large
living room. dining room. modern kitchen
large den, 3 bedrooms . lovely tile baths
with showers. fully insulated cedar closets
recreation room with fireplace. automatic
heat. built-in garage, screened porch off
living room overlooking beautiful wooded
estate; large yard, fenced. with running
stream through yard. Price and terms viii
surprise yOu Call Cleveland CG11 Ios
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- NItLINNTI ON. VA
FIRST SHOWING-Cape Cod two-story
brick, paneled living room. oil heat built
in garage; large rooms and porch r H A.
or other lOng-term financing. BUILDER.
McCaAINE. POO WILSON BLVD Ar
LINGTON. VA. WALNUT 92g@, SUNDAYS
AND ENENINGS
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

2716 WooDLEY PL NW.-sIx ROOMS.
apoy EMPfRE EpGrThs gaTage oil hsat
IA st. NV. Met. 1888.
1923 sth ST, N.W.-E1GHT ROOMS AND
e6RpsER S6RpGE2 A9Dy e EMPIRE my 1s
1917 BUCHANAN N.W-6 ROOMS. 3
aefss $40 [e'asSE co caFass 4s1 perfect
1409 PERRY PI,. NW.---6 ROOMS. RECEP
hall, bath. sleeping porch. GEO. 6. SMITH,
171s 21st ST NV. oNE-HALF BLOCK
from Connecticut ave:-11 rooms. baths;
mi; S95. -. AMER. SEC. & TRUST
3sl9 WooDLEY RD,-zWELL-LoCATED.
lot: reconditioned throughout; insulated.
slec.. refg. open. My office phone. Met.
PETWoRTH-PLEAsANT e-RM. BRICK;
owl oWNER $3.50 fiaes Box 1sea ecHn' Star vacant
MT. PLEASANT-6 LARGE ROOMS. GA
rase: rs: 3 porches oil heat. Call OWNER.
ssehss MsiR Hnvf Tns caHSE ana bsshs a.Ph s75
lows. $40 to to S65. FuLToN R. td GoRDoN. FIosS
cfev 1fS7 ESs ESs1 ST. NV Dist $3.50. Evenings
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. WooDsIDE
Park-Large.. shaded lot, z rms. 2h
baths. breakfast rm,; auto, heat. 2-car
shepherd nF s5oa s6ansD 500 or less to adults
SUBURBAN NORTHWEST. DETACHED
porches garage. Randolph 2436.
POS DELAF1ELD PL N,w.-e ROOMS.
condition; near schools; open: $50: 13'
sssssSsSi sit ttl,l%ssi FSe%s Sssths; sassss
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sol Fern pl. n.W.-l0 rms, 3
baths 500 90
5000 Moreland lane, Bethesda. Nd.
. rms 3 b. 5000
36ll Van Ness st. n.w.--6 rms. b. 500
BIAS l9th ST. NV rms. b. $500
4lO9 1ngomar st. n.w.-6 rms. b. 5000
:b422 Porter ST. n.w.-S rms. b. 900
6O0l 4th ST. n.W.--6 rms. b. 1000
li:9 U st. n.W.-6 rms, b. 800
4:i5 ! ! tn st. S.e.-S rms. > b. $500
l',l5 Shepherd ST. n.w.-f rms, b. $500
1870 Spring rd. n.w.-6 rms. b. 5000
e.t!4 10th st. n.e.-6 rms, b. 5000
l443 You st. n.w.--6 rms, b.. heat
furnished $500
501 Lonsfelow st. n.w--6 rms. b. $500
rms. b. $3.50
81 10 Newton ST. ne-5 rms, b. 5000
2OlS Portner pl. n.w.-6 rms. b..
nished 5000
11S1 Penn ST. n.e.-6 rms, b. - 90
1916 st. n.e.--6 rms. b. 1850
5l9 Florida ave. net rms. b. 1870
S6O6 WoodSide parkway, S. S. Md.
> rms b. $3.50
2021 Portner pl. VT rms, b. $500
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE APT. CONSISTING OF 3
rooms. kitchen and bath. located in Cleve-
land Park. Priced very reasonable. For
tional 1904
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NEW BUNGALOW.
4517 CHESTNUT AVE,

45IT CHESTNUT AVE,
BETHESDA, MD.
Five large rooms full basement. oil
burner. large attic; insulated. screened.
Small down payment and S39 month.
r. o. PHILLIPS.
6GOo Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin GG63.
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NEW HOME, S2,75O,

DOW ", 80 PER MO.
4 rooms. large foored attic, running
water, electricity, trees garage: school
buses; L acre. . miles from Washinston
over hard road. EDWIN LYNCH, Alex
andria S39-W-2. Open evenings. closed
Sunday
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 RMS, UNFURN., KIT, BATH: GAS,
heat, light furn. 104a N. Stuart ST., Airing
ton. We. Phone Walnut s2S6-J.
DRIA-FURNISHED. . ROOMS,
bath, in new home. Residential; convenient
Transportation. Phone Alexandria BIAS or
c543-W. ~.
1O1 6lst ST, CAPITOL. HEIGHTS. MD
rooms. bath, = porcheS; oil heat; elec
gas large yard; l block stores. school.
UNFUR.; 4 LARGE ROOMS, TILE BATH;
refg oil heat, large basement. hot water;
q exposures. 1915 3lst ST.. Mt. Rainier.
Md. Greenwood o025-R. l3"
S47 80. UNFURN-4 ROOMS; PVT, BATH
pvt. entrance, large screened porch elec.
refrigerator: newly decorated; adults.
55oa Hawthorne pl. NV, Potomac Hts. 13.
IA N. OAKLAND ST OFF LEE BLVD =
: very large rooms. Ink: furn. or un-
furn. new home . or :. girls or couple.
NICELY FURNISHED APT, LIV. RM.,
bedrm, kit, bath. back porch; no chill
dren. 90 thomson ave, Hyattsville, Md
UNFURNISHED. 3 ROOMS AND BATH,
half block from car line, near Greenbelt,
Central ave, Berwyn Md. Automatic hot
water heat. elec. and year-around domes-
tic hot water furnished. $40 per month
Phone Berwyn 46s days; Berwyn $40
evenings.
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S45 PER MONTH

7.
BIAS 35th ST, Mt. Rainier. Nd
rooms. bath, h-w.h large lot. paved
street: near schools. cars, bus > blocks r r
r. /. ave, one-tare zone. Open. OWNER.
Greenwood '1G13
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS s"

coI1N T .DONOHOE q SONS.
314 Penna Ave Sc Line. oOS4.
Chevy ChaSe-Modern Homes.
d to rooms, and . baths. S75 to SlOO
BETHESDA, MD.
New Colonial homes. center hall, = to Q
rooms. baths oil heat: $40 UP.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. CLEVELAND 6e14,
i3s
--oo AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
oo2S 13tp ST r, b., elec., gar,
,an1:i an1:i1W,ni IN .-S $1,000
oJn ~. IL T., D., h.-w.h. 1000
eIU Lawrence st. NE r., b.,
. h:,w;h a. b., >. $500
n ehh;,Th; $500
.inS = ~ ta'ing ST. nW-6 r.. b., h.-W.h. 80 90
ivy ttuuS st. n.e.-Sr b., cleo, lat heat 40 80
eee1 - 81. S.e.-6 r., elec., water 27.5O
o6f Mass. ave. n.e.-4 r. and water 23 50
FLATS.
ITO s: c. ave. s.e.-4 r. b.. elec. $40 so
l246 Eve St n.e.-4 r. b.. eiec. $3.50
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. National O35O,
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OPEN SATURDAY. 2 TO 8,

1917 NJ ST NE
6-room Colonial brick off Bladensburg
fd' splendid condition; built-u tub and
shower; screened porches. garage: $3.50;
only >+Jr cash, balance $50 month.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN X co Mel. 53OO
TAkOMA PARK, d c.
ISL 9TH St-Open Tor Inspection.
Modern detached dwelling large rooms
front and rear porcheS, fireplace, oil burner
| Lot :'JXl:J. trees. flowers. etc Near
ThurchtS schools, library, stores, car line
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ATTRACTIVE NEARBY VIRGINIA

81 $50. New, Colonial, asbestos shin
giles. Oh heat. Tile bath. Attic. Only
5000 and SO per month.
sJ,i3u. New q rms, tile bath. Larsc
lot. Easy F. H. A. terms
Many Other Unusual Values.