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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONFER G. BAILEY, Attorney,
927 Mass. Ave. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia-Ida C Hanson, $40 Norris st.
ne. Plaintiff. VS.. George H. Hanson, 11O6
9th st. .s.w., Defendant.---CivilA Action No
4424.--The object of this suit is for abso-
tary separation On motion of the plaintiff.
1t is this 7th day of November, 1899. order
ed that the defendant, George H. Hanson,
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication Of this
order otherwise the cause will be proceeded
copy Of this order be published once. q
week for three successive weeks in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter and The Evening
Star Newspaper before said day. JAMES
M. PROCTOR, Justice. tSeaL Attest:
CHARLES E. sTEWART. clsrk; By
1o10,17,2A.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,

REPUTABLE COMPANY DESIRES TO BUY
or lease service station or prospective serv-
ice station site in Bethesda or Silver Spring
areas only. Give full particulars in let
ter. Box BLK. Star.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

7-ROoM AND BATH BROWN TILE HOUSE,
situated on the Leonardtown road at
Clinton, Md: 30 acres Of ground half
cleared, chicken house and private garage:
chickens included Very moderate price for
sale by owner, $1,000. See If you can
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TRADE CONSIDERED.

We have new brick homes in Barnaby
Woods section on large lots. These houses
have large bedrooms, 9 baths. first-foor
lavatory, attached garage. and attic.
They are Aforementioned and have a
basement fireplace in space arranged for
recreation room.
Reasonably priced. easy terms or trade.
Call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1882 K st.
NHot
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN AND FULLY-EQUIPPED BEAUTY
shop, located NV, for rent: next to lobby
of a large and successful moving picture
theater. Apply Room 702 Earle Bldg. Rep.
0sO0. 49,
4O15 GEORGIA AVE. N.W-2nd FLOOR.
corner. business apt. consisting of large
Office room with large show windows. re-
ception, bedroom. parlor. dinette. kitchen,
bath, . toilets, rear porch. heat and hot
water furn.: Frigidaire. Suitable for doc
tor. dentist ladies' and children's ready
to-Wear, etc
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ton on Seneca Greek; good barn. hen house,
old S-rnom house. Assessed $1,000, will
take 50 600 Chestnut 1903
GRAIN AND STOCK FARM. CONTAINING
200 acres, 25 acres of woodland, balance
in high state of cultivation, rolling land,
several streams and springs, very large
farm, and silo, and all necessary out
buildings in excellent condition; large
rambling house of IL rooms. nicely ar
ranged. with electricity and in good con-
dition, located 81 miles from D. C., in
Fairfax County on hard surface road, n
looking for real farm. this is a bargain
at $4,000: Y cash. balance over a period
of years. FRENzEL, ONCE at Mclean. Va.
F c. S37-W-1
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NEW BRICK HOME,
so Q50

10 BLOCK 18th ST. NV.
Large lot. 57x1OO: southern exposure; 3
bedrooms . beautiful baths: large recrea-
tion room: air conditioned. Liberal terms
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Adams 1853.
Nights and SUM-, WO. ABB
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANrep.

ARLINGTON, VA-5 OR ROOMS, BATH
with some grounds, modern, or will consider
house needing improvements II priced right
Can pay cash No agents. State price and
location Box 310-K, Star.
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER ME IN NEARBY
Virginia or Maryland which is livable and
convenient vet reasonable? can pay
small down payment and reasonable
monthly notes Please advise me in detail
Box 4tg-V Star
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ALBERT LYMAN, Attorney

IN THE DISTRICT CoURT OF THE
iumbia ;-Reece Jones, 1439 N st, NV.
PPiaintin VS.. Helen Jones, sO2 9Th st. NV,
De1endant.--No:. 4435, Equity.-The object
the ground of flye years separation. on
MOTION m ton Of the plaintiff. it is this 7th day
oa Noyem6er, 1899, ordered that the de-
70 be entered herein on or before the fortietf1
Gay, exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays
tion of this order; otherwise the cause will
pc proceeded with as in case of default.
provided, copy Of this order be published
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day
JAMES M. PROCTOR. Justice tseaD Al.
TEST: CHARLES E STEWART Clerk. BY
ELEANOR z. JoBE, Assistant Clerk.
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PROPOSALS.,

SEALED BIDS, INDORSED Bids for struc-
tural steelwork for tower. specification
No. 9510," will be received at the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, Navy Department
WASHINGTON, D. c.. until IL am, Nov. %
for structural steel framing for tower
building at the Naval Medical Center
Washington. D. C. Specification No. 951O
and accompanying drawings may be OBJ
tanned on application to the Bureau. De-
posit of a check or postal money order
for S25 payable to the Chief Of the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, is required as Sc
curity for the safe return of the drawings
and specification. p. MOREELL, Chief OF
Bureau. IL October, 1889. no1O,17
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Located / block from Conn. ave-; this
unusually attractive home must be seer
rooms. modern kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms
with large cedar lined closets 212 baths, 2.
car garage. laundry maids quarters anc
gas heat. Natl. O5S3; evenings Emerson
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CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT TO GER
I,IFlCAIE ,CAI OF INCORPORATION CHANG
ING The NAME OF HUTCHINS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA TO ATLANTIC sEABOARD
CASUALTY COMPANY. A MUTUAL COM
Morris Bildman. ist Vice President and
William M: Sachs Vice President and Sec
retary, OF Hutchins Mutual Insurance Com
pans OF the District of Columbia. a mutual
compan.. without capital stock, Organized
and existing under the laws of the District
OF Columbia. do hereby certify that the
boara OF Trustees OF said company at
on the 23rd day Of October. 1889. at the
washington. District Of Columbia, at which
meeting d quorum was present and acting
tnroughout., and called for the purpose Of
cnanging the name Of said organiZat tion,
UNANIMOUSLY adopted the following resolu-
tions; Resolved: That the name Of Hutch
ms mt. MUTUAL Insurance Company Of the
Da.strict OF Columbia be changed to Atlantic
company. Resolved: That the proper on
GERS OF the company be and hereby are
autnorlZed to execute and ile in the Once
o. une Recorder Of Deeds in the District Of
Columbia certificate of amendment to
tne certincate OF incorporation Of the COM
pany @ cEanging ITS name to Atlantic Sea-
BOARD Casualty Company. a mutual COM
OF the company be and hereby are author.
lzed and directed to cause a copy of this
certincate to be published once a week for
Iour consecutive weeks in two daily news
papers published in the District Of Column
pa: IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
neIeunto M signed our names and afixed the
October, 1899 N No' "a
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE

FIREPROOF' WAREHOUSE
WITH RAILROAD SIDING.
2145 Queen Chapel rd ne, excellently
located, Just of New York ave. and Bla-
densburg rd.. within few minutes of CEN
ter Of city; consisting of approximately
2S,5O0 feet. Call Mr. Hisle.
1404 X. CAFRITZ DI. 90S0
WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE.
Modern freproof building, approx. 49,
900 So. IT.. Excellent lighting,. 2 blocks
from freight station. l3.Yt. celiing. Lsass
By owner. Boz z7o-v, Star. 1os
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5402 Edgemoor lane. S13.750. Colonial
brick. center hall. 26-.t. living room, 20-ft.
baths, servant rooms and bath. gear
garage: oil heat; lot 90x136. Open for in
spection. Q till 5 pm. SANDOZ. INC. No.
WoodleY 2701.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY! ON CHESA-
peake Bay. Living room, 16x32; open fire.
place. dining room. kitchen. four bedrooms
and bathroom. Two porches. Full plumb
ing equipment water, electricity; " acre,
Landscape grounds, large fruit and shade
trees, including apple and fig. MAGNIFICENT
view of bay Sacrifice, S2,975 for imme-
diate sale. Terms. Sterling 9551.
HALF-ACRE, FRONTING ON SALTWATER,
2S miles from Washington, Anne Arundel
County. Some trees, electricity: $3.50 for
quick sale Adams 1882
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A REAL, RARGAIN
Honne-Seekers' OppOrtunitv.

Owner must sacrifice $1,000 equity new
home $3.50. Entirely equipped, families;
Just redecorated large lot. Inspection in
vited any time. 314 18th st. ne.
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Takona Park (D.C.) Bargain

Charming det brick less than 2 years
old, on elevated and beautifully lafdscaped
lot: 5 charming rms, tile bath and shower;
Don't miss this unusual value for only
S4,95O; terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 71s 5th St. NV
2216 SHEPHERD ST. NE.
Recommendations new brick: $40
month. Move in. Open. H. c. N1AYNOR,
23l4 &. ave. u. North 432S.
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TOP OF THE WORLD.

Only a trip to our new houses on 39th
St above ST. NV can prove to you how
high and unusual is the location.
ONLY 2 out of IL of the hrSt group OF
Broom houses left. but plans are prepared
for five Groom. 2-bath houses that will
be remarkably charming and reasonably
priced.
Surrounded bv park these houses COM
mand a view of all Washington and the
call at house j WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1872 K st. NV. Met 1143.
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CHFVy cHASF-Ss a5o

CHEVY CHASESS,45O.
New brick home, 6 rooms; well-con-
beautiful kitchen and bath, good-sized lot
Most convenient to everything. A rare
opportunity, on easy terms
Natl 0352 FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CONVENIENT.

Located block from 9th and Buchanan
sts NV. This attractive home is definitely
real value Large living room and dining
room. modern kitchen 4 bedrooms. 2 baths,
Oil heat. 3 porches Il nclosed) For in
formation. National O5s3; eyes,, Emerson
3Q4O
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LET ME HELP YOU

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
FULL PRICE S4,200-IN HYATTSVILLE.
Modern Broom and bath bungalow, new
ly painted and papered, lot 50X220, double
garage. all fenced in, worth $4,000 of
anybody's money Substantial cash re-
quirsd Call MR.. BOWEN, Chestnut 1894.
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WILL, SELL OR TRADE.
4004 New Hamp. ave. n.w,-Newly paint
ed and papered; rms, 3 porches g incl;
tile bath, h. -w.h.. full basement. Dist. 6S7S
SHEPHERD PARK PROPER.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
Mass. Ave. Heights, S1O,500

This is bargain in every sense of the
word A detached hollow-tile center-en-
trance home, in new-honse condition. in
an exclusive location, at the speculative
price of S10,5OO. is the most attractive
offering of todays market. There are. IL
rooms, . baths. flrst-foor library or den,
five bedrooms on the end floor and two
car garage BOSS AND PHELPS, Exclusive
Agents, Natl $500. evenings call Mr..
Bruce Ollieley Emerson SAIL
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A REAL BARGAIN

Awaits your INSPECTION in one of our most
select NV. suburban areas. 7 rooms,
baths, floured attic. garage large lot: easy
walking distance to Sshools ,iI2 stores IIn and
can Mr.. AIKEN. Wis. 5s11 or Ad 5297
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NEW DETACHED BRICK
LARGE HcME-SMALL PRICE.

6 large rooms new Georgian Colonial
brick with garage attached; 3 very large
bedrooms. 2 tile baths: large bedroom and
bath on 1st floor; big modern kitchen, room
for. breakfast table; very spacious porch
with sun deck: very big lot with beautiful
Fairglen rd.. overlooking Kenwood, just off
Bradley blvd. Priced under $4,000. Terms
less than rent Phone MR.. LUDT, Wiscon-
sin 5779
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Upper Northwest Section.

mi-detached brick, bright rooms,
tile bath. . kitchens, . rear rooms, now
rented furnished at S37 so month: new elec
YOU cannot afford to miss at $3.50: terms
es low as $40 per month. Call MR.
PARKER. Di. 3100, or Ra. 4453 ewes.
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PHILIP MILESTONE.
,..,,,. President.
1st Vice President.

City Of Washington
District Of Columbia SIS:
-! e. ". SIMPSON. q notary public in
and for the District Of Columbia, do hereby
certly that Philip Milestone. Morris Bid.
foregoing and annexed certificate dated
Ss1s October %, 1899. personally. appeared
oeiore me IN said City and District the
william M. Sachs, being personally well
sd,S known 1.L to me as the persons who executed
saia certincate and known to me to be the
president, LIST Vice President and Vice
PRESIDENT and Secretary, respectively, Of
me Hutchins Mutual Insurance Company
oL tne District Of Columbia and acknowledge
the same to be their act and deed and ss
and for the act and deed Of said COMPANY
Given under my hand and official seal this
fSeal) G W SIMPSON,
no3 31017,24 Notary p1,hi,.
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1211 TAYLOR ST NE

= Near model school. Semi-detached brick
bedrooms, bath. 3 porches, 30x15O-ft lot
well landscaped
JEROME s. MURRAY.
Rep 2460. 1881 G st. NV. Mich. 1929
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$4,000 HONEST SAVING.
NEW CORNER HOUSE.
WOODSIDE, SILVER SPRING

:. flIAR0SI11 tNNOtNlNS' 4NI-ziI0 IUVII. =,
Lot over so it. front, near everything.
Artistic super-bungalow. . b.r living rm.,
cabinets elec. refrgeration. etc: tiled bath,
shower; full cellar and attic; oil heat
garage. Not cheaply built.
REDUCED-PRICE S7,750
OMNER-BUILDER. SHEP 31S3 10.
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CHEVY CHASE. LOT 5Ox257.
charming detached home. containing 7
rooms. bath. oil heat, beautiful grounds
and shrubbery. built-in garage real
bargain. Evenings phone Adams 542O.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th ST wv Realtors Natl o75a
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1929 B ST. NE

Large store with room in rear, 2nd floor.
3 rms. and bath: h.-wh.: yard and paved
alley, entire bldg for only $50 per month.
ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 Investment Bldg Republic I ] 91
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trustee, 1901 Suitland Road Sc; Irwin
/; Wasner, 1l44 18th Street NV; Wash
9th and Stress NV: WASHINGTON
inc
Per Cent Permanent Building Association.
629 Street NV; Max s; Wehrly. 2165
New York Avenue. NV. Charles Werner.
West, trustee. Washington Building; Westan,
Inc, a Delaware corporation. Washington
1ee NSsGR Roo ws9a o sustes sl
Fisher 3 Company 73s 18th Street N. W.,
all the foregoing of the City Of Washington.
H sns Nea Msss olk M enss sa
Hanover Bank and Trust Company a New
York corporation. trustee. 20 Broadway,
NsS ss YS v eV Tss rk tSaSy AuSTsy cs F. er0yG %srg
land: Daniel Fields, 21O East 10th Street.
New York New York; ColdWell S: Johnston,
9oo6 soo6 Wildwood Road Silver Spring, Mary
incompetent, Springfield Hospital sykes.
vile; MARYLAND; Henry c. Mackall, Mclean.
Ns% Life
Madison, Avenue, New York. New York;
Ethel G. Stearns non .compos mentis.
sas aespa q spInSa Ng HGsn
Lewis sykesville, MARYLAND; snperintendent
Of State Hospital. Concord. New Hampshire,
custodian OF the person of Ethel C.. Stearns,
Concord, New Hampshire; Maude N. Tun-
stall. .56 Warfield Street. Upper Montclair
New Jersey; Lorraine A. Upton: 81 South
Frank Wolfe, trustee, Central Hanover
Bank and Trust Company. 70 Broadway,
the persons named in said petition, and in
the event that any Of the persons above
named is deceased, the heirs. alienees or
deyisees Of said person. and Henry Sneberly.
unknown heirs. alienees or devisees Of. and
the following tenants Of Parcel XII. the
Boulevard Apartment, 2121 New York
Max A. Bradshaw, Apt 1O3; Eva Rude. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Grahe M Apt. Ill: William
liam Avery, John Edwin Avery. Apt. III;
Louise I. Bailey Apt. 119; Nan Sutton,
Apt. 1872; william K. Shaughnessy, r. P.
Kelly, Apt. 123; Leland 8. Spencer, Apt.
124; Claude q. Saunders. Apt. 1875; Dash
iell Writht, Apt. 126; Melvin D. jenkins,
Apt. LES: J. Harold Link. Apt. 100; Abram
202; Francis q. Cole, Apt. 203; Byron q.
Carson. Apt. 204; Herbert @. Harris, Apt.
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!. BUY
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Dilapidated houses or business properties
anywhere in D. c. Box 4S5-V, Star. l9'
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BETHESDA. MD.

Owner leaving city wishes to sell this
comparatively new home, located on a
wooded lot more than 100 ft. wide. Brick
construction. Contains large studio living
room with open fireplace. Paneled den,
two large bedrooms, tile bath with shower,
step-down dining room with open fireplace
Modern kitchen. Laundry room. Large
basement Automatic heat. Built-in garage
Priced for quick sale. S0.Th0 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-07
Southmayd Home
Aged Residents of Well Known Institution Fol-
low Trend of Daily Events = First Residence
Located on North Main Street.

lumbia Boulevard. 1t covered an
acre and half of land extending
back to the car tracks. In this
home they had room for 30 mem
bers until a few years ago when
they finished three more rooms in
the attic. There are about Al per-
sons at the home now, including
the staff.
Every effort is being made to
make the ladies feel as though
they are living in a homelike at
mosphere. The ladies do not sign
over their money to the home and
are at leisure to leave the home at
any time they wish, although they
don't take advantage of this. In
the home now they have about is
radios. Most of the ladies listen
to sketches that are on the radio
and they are interested in the
news reports but have decided not
to discuss the war situation be-
cause it gets them too excited.
Some of the ladies have grand
sons or nephews who will have to
fight in case the U. S. gets into
the fight. The ladies pay about
half the living expenses which
include board, room and laundry
and the services of full-time
nurse for minor ailments and they
do no work around the home.
They can go out when they want
to If they are able and enjoy rid
ing with friends who make regu-
lar visits to the home. In the
evening they crochet or knit or
play games such as Chinese
checkers and listen to the radio.
David Harum is their favorite
sketch.
Board of Directors
The present members of the
self-perpetuating board of direc-
tors include: Mrs. Dudley Deming,
Mrs. John A. Coe, Mrs. H. G. An
derson, Mrs. w. S. Kellogg, Mrs
G. A. Hamilton, Mrs. G. M. Merri-
man, Miss Margery Hayden, Mrs.
Horace Baldwin, Miss Meta Wake,
Mrs. A. Bloodgood, Mrs. Ellery
Kilbourn and Miss Hilda Camp.
The three men on the advisory
board are: Mr.. Robert Walker,
Mr.. Sherry Fulton and Mr.. Will
liam eager. The directors have
an annual meeting on some We'd
nesday in January and then a
meeting once every two months &C
cording to their option. A group
composed of the officers and one
other member can decide most Of
the questions but on other ques-
tons they call in the whole group.
Only women who live or have
lived in Waterbury are taken in
except if there is no waiting list
of such people needing this, help.
No wealthy women are taken in
but the women must have moder-
ate means of support or a guar
antor who must pay for their
board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-07
PURCELL MAY GET
STATE POSITION
Former City Hall Account
ant, Trial Witness May
Be Placed Shortly

Reports that James P. Purcell.
former city accountant and star
witness for the state in the local
conspiracy trial, will be given a job
on the state payroll were heard in
political circles today. Mr.. Purcell is
reported to have conferred recently
at Hartford with Finance Commits
sioner o. Glenn Saxon.
According to the reports, local and
state Republican leaders are en-
deavoring to find a position as a
state accountant for Purcell. He
resigned as chief city accountant
following the appointment of Mar
tin j. Sweeney as city controller by
Mayor Frank Hayes.
Mr.. Purcell was employed in the
controllers office for more than II
years. He served for 10 years under
Controller Daniel j. Leary, and was
the only member of Mr.. Leary's
staff retained by Controller Sher-
wood L. Rowland when the latter
took office. He was on the stand
for several weeks during the con-
spiracy trial, testifying to alleged
financial irregularities.
There have been previous reports
that Mr.. Purcell would be given a
position on the staff of States At
torney Hugh M. Alcorn, Sr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-07
GOVERNMENT JOBS
GIVEN FACTORIES
Scovill Co. Order Nets
$3O2,937; Brass Project
Worth $31,7S2

The Scovill Manufacturing Co.,
the American Brass Co., the Water
bury Tool Co., and the Hendey Ma
chine Co., of Torrington, are all
benefactors under exceptionally
heavy government orders placed by
the u. S. government during the
week ending Sept. 30th.
The Scovill Manufacturing Co., re-
ceived an order sought by the war
ordinance department for cartridge
cases amount to $302,93 The Am
erican Brass Co., on requisitionr of
the same department got an order
for cartridge brass cups for $3l, 1882.
The Waterbury Tool Co. order is
for hydraulic pumps and amounts
20 $50, 1925, while the Hendey Ma
chine Co. order is for excavation
machines and amounts to $17,925.
Orders amounting to $87, $50 500
were issued by the government dur
ing the week ending Sept. 80.
Since the Walsh ealey act went
into effect on September %, 1886,
17,017 contracts valued at $780,
354, 306 = were awarded to firms
throughout the United States and
its territories which have agreed to
comply with its stipulations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-07
BY DORIS HAYWARD

Under the direction and untir-
ing efforts of Mrs. Thomas Dom
Alison, the Southmayd home was
started. She personally collected
$4,000, with which a small home
was constructed on North Main
street in 1898. The first house
only had provisions for Z people.
1t was started as a church home
by the minister of the First Con-
gregational church and IL other
members, in addition to Mrs. Dom
Alison. The original members
were: Mrs. G. S. Parsons, Mrs. w.
E. Riley, Mrs. G. F. Chaplin, Mrs.
o. S. Northrop, Miss Susan H.
Cairns, Mrs. c. A. Hamilton, (First
Congregational Church,, Mrs. A.
A. Blackman (Second Congrega-,
tiona church,, Miss Charlotte b.
MerTiman( St. Johns church,,
Mrs. A. G. Northrop CTrinity),
Mrs. A. I. Goodrich, (First Meth
odist, Miss Caroline A. Platt,
(First Baptist) Mrs. Hamilton is
the only one alive today.
Legacy Aids
With voluntary contributions
and a legacy from Mr.. Leaven-
worth, the home was later taken
into the old nurses home on Will
son street. There was room for
about IA members In this new To-
cation and they stayed here for
Is years. The twelve members
finally incorporated in 1905. Fin
ally enough money was accumu-
lated to build the Southmayd
home, as it was now called, on Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-07
Auto Deaths In State
Decline In September

MV-MV--total rs; non-fatal a;
property damage II.
MV-Bicycle-total 2; non-fatal 1;
property damage /.
MV-Fixed Object--total u; nom
fatal q; property damage 10.
1898
Total Traffic-total so; fatal /;
non-fatal II; property damage AZ.
MV-Pedestrian-total 10; non-fa-
tai, o; property damage 10.
MV-MV-total 80; fatal /; nom
fatal 4; property damage "a.
MV-Bicycle-total 3; non-fatal 2;
property damage /.
MV-Fixed Object total z; nom
fatal /; property dagame 6.
Nom ollision-total /; property
damage /.
Total Traffic total As; fatal 8:
non-fatal 6: property damage So.
ADMINISTRATION Q: fatal 8;
non-fatal 5.
MV-MV-total 80: non-fatal /;
property damage 81.
MV-Fixed Object total .: pro-
pertty damage 8.
Mons Collision total Z: property
damage 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-07
BASSETT OBTAINS .
COURTS APPROVAL
Authorizes to Lease Bank
Street Store, Dispose of
Real Estate

Permission was granted George
Bassett of the State Bank Commits
sion in legal actions for the Mer-
chants Trust Company to lease a
store at 789 Bank street, to settle a
claim against an endorser, and to
sell real estate at 1922 Buckingham
street at the short calender session
Of the Superior Court yesterday.
A petition of Cecilia E m n S
against Joseph Emons to have the
case placed on the ex parte list was
granted.
In the case of Vance Taylor
against Emma Huckins Taylor In
which allowance to defend was
sought it was ordered that $25 be
paid now and $25 before the trial
begins.
The petition of The Home Owners
Loan Association against Ann q
Gould ct al seeking judgment by
default, disclosure of defense and
judgment of foreclosure led to the
debt being set at $5,267.71 and the
law day as January 10, 1910.
A similar action brought by the
Home Owners Loan against Richard
o. Anderson ct al resulted in the
debt being set at 1912 and the law
day as the last Thursday in Feb
ruary, 1910.
In similar case by the Water
bury Savings Bank against Howard
B. Hall of Waterville the debt was
set at $1097.60 and the law day the
first Tuesday of April 1910.