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JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,. Attorney,
southern Bldg

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
n'steS 4e ns ISS Ihf 76SES4 g. ,So q &C.
HOE MOTOR COMPANY, a corpora con
CIVIL Action No. IJ59.-ORDER OF PUBL
CATION.-Upon consideration of the
petition OF S. Dolan Donohoe. James A.
Donohoe. Clarence F, Donohoe and Mlpurn
J. Donohoe, to dissolve the Donohoe Motor
Company. a corporation organized and
existing under the laws Of the District of
Columbia, and it appearing to the Court
by said petition that dissolution of the
SAD sa. d, CORPORATION % would be deemed bene-
it is. this 10Th day Of January. 1899, by
the Court, ORDERED. that all persons
interested in said corporation shall appear
herein and show cause, if any they have,
by tie ,sth day of March 1899, why a
decree hould not be entered dssolving the
said corporation., provided that a copy of
this Order shall be published in the Wash
ineton Law Reporter and the Evening Star
once IN each of three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned
The first publication TO be not less than
one month before said return day. JEN
N1NGS BAILEY. Justice. tSeall A true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk.
By. JOHN o; BOWEN, Asst. Clerk.
ja2027.fe3
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOIrsE SITE 1-s0

WAREHOUSE SITE. $500 SO. FT-2nd
commercial zoning: central location for
distribution 10 entire metropolitan area.
local location for laundry plant or dis
u!bulofS warehouse. Priced less than So
per 50. II. Can MIR. GUM. Lincoln Oi29.
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3 GRUVER-BUILT HOMES.

Arranged for two families-322. 1872. 33S
18th pl n.e.-,Three brick homes. in good
condition large rooms. ! and q tile
baths. front and rear porches: 332 has
recreation room; 33S is semi-d ached.
Open dA1y WI T. r. TO- 2HoRowoooD.
90o4 otIr O91T
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GERALD r. GOLFER.
Attorney for Petitioners,
210i 10th ST. NE.

states for the District of Columbia
n Re The Application of Maraaret E.
Saniel!!po, SEBASTIAN c.. Sanfeilipo. 1924
OF Name.-ClvIl Action No. 1869 Mar
Garet Santellpo and Sebastian c.
for decree changing their names to Mar
garet Z. Philips ana Sebastian c. Phillips
and having applied TO the Court for an
BY Jaw III such cases. II is, by the Court,
tais lAtn DAY OF January. AID. 1899,
ORDERED thata all persons concerned snow
cause, L anv mere be. or or before the
I'm day OF February, A y. 1899. why the
prayers o. SAID petition should not be
eIanleG: PIoNdsd ina, a cory OF his ORDER
SecUtNc week before SaId day IN The
Washington Law Reporter and The EyenIns
ice. Sea- A true copy. Test. CHARLES
E. SIhWART. Clerk. BY ANDREW A
HORNER. Asst. Clerk ja3U,2,fe3
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

4l@l 18th ST NW-NEW BRICK BUILD
Ing. showroom, service garage. paint shop,
used-Car lot avail. now. FRANCIS A.
BLUNDON co, sos H St. NV, Natl. o714
DOWNTOWN lu0s H ST. NW.-LARGE
store. approximately gOxeU f. FRANCIS
A ELtNDON Co. su5 H 81. NV. Natl.
:l5 1"th ST sE-sTORE, SUITABLE
for Laundry. bakery or ta!io- snop, . rooms
4 4 : 'BHiUNDtoH Il CO. S@5'I S05 81 s'' NV FNAN0is
;:6I" Saith ST Mt RAINIER, ND-NEW
s'orr. approximately "uXSu ulframodeln
from. Reasonable rent DUNN & CO
3t'j@ r. l. ave- Nj. Rainier. HyattsvilIe
$40
1s"s COLUMBIA RD EXCELLENT BUSI-
ness location. Large front room adjoining
reception room, Near Am5. Theater. Reas
MODERN 2-STORY FIREPROOF BUILD
Ing. 5000 So f. on each floor. suitable for
automobile or other business: New York
ave az, =, ID ne.: near North Capjol avatlabe
9n9i.
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.U24 r. I. Ave. N E. Decatur U3l7.
NEW GROOM HOJSE-S7 $50

wel-planned. SPACIOUS rooms living
room 2lxl4 with fireplace, modern kitchen,
tile bath, cement porch, full cellar suitable
for recreation room large wooded lot.
bunt-in GARAGE, improved street paid; near
transportation. schools and stores.
106 GIST AVE. SILVER SPRING MD.
SPRINGLAWN. INC.
HUGH WARREN PRESIDENT.
Shepherd l3l Hyattsville 252-J
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BRIGKTWOOD BARGAIN

TUSI OFT T3th ST.
Lovely detached bungalow type home
containing Il large light rooms. living
room has big open fireplace, modern
kitchen has G-foot refrigerator . large
rear porchcs. Full ba scmcnt., suitable for
beau;itully IIsnd6sca3td 10 iot with detached d
garage. This is an opportunity to buy a
ks rGaLn Eal DunAnf lSNl
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUsE-I- STORY BRICK BLDG;
SoutheaSL location md commercial zone;
sprinkler system. overhead doors; 4.5O0
50. II; reasonable. Decatur 0512.
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10 BRICK HOMES

Sample house. 1l05 Chicago st. Sc
tAnacoStla) Is spacious rms, tile bath. 3
porches bulit-m garage ncw-house condi-
tion. Paved street and alley. Open eve
nines to pm. Smal! cash payment
Balance TO suit For further information
call EDW L STROHECKER, 1910 VT. ave-
Me-. Hal2: or evenings. call Atlantic S6a4
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LOTS For SALE

FINE, HIGH. WOODED IMPROVED
home sites, 60-foo' front; conv stores
schools and bus, 1@ minutes downtown.
$3.50 CASH, BETHESDA, HUNTINGTON
terrace wooded lot - #. vide. water
sewer. gas, electricity Wisconsin 559s
CORNER LOT
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
45Xll1i2 FIT. SHEPHERD 3S@6
NEAR 10th AND UNDERWOOD SITS
Only $3.50. Another beautiful. de-
tached lot; 500 underpriced. Rep. 0226.
SUMMIT PARK. D. C.
$500 AND $500.
Beautiful section detached homeSites
Field office. 1901 Alabama ave. Sc. Lincoln
1000. Open Saturday and Sunday
afternoons.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H 81. NV Dist 1900.
NEAR l4th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
=. beautiful detached lots, 40 It. by 191
II: only 81 $50 each. Rep. 022t
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WHO ARE
desrouS OF investing cash in d. c. real
J. O'BRIEN KEY,
927 18th ST. NV Met 5325
WILL BUY COLORED INVESTMENT
propertv. MIR CANT. care H. I COLEMAN
CO, 1910 Eye st. NV. Met 1883. FL
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TAkOMA PARK. MD.-BUNGALOW .
oedrms.. tull basement; nr. bus, stores
schools; S45. McCUNE. District 0162.
6-RM. MODERN HOUSE. REDUCED FOR
winter months with large lot and shade
See R: j. NEWMAN. 3S09 Lee Hwy. Arlng-
ton, Va.
RMS. BATH: OIL HEAT; COMPLETELY
furn.: all conven.: $50 mo-; owner live on
premises. Greenwood 2294-W. 90
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-BUNGAL
rooms. bath full basement. screened
schools. S35. o. B HOPKINS 1925 Yer
mont ave. phone District 7271 or Woodley
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Frank S. Phillips. District All.
NEW DETACHED BRICK,

CHEVY CHASE, D c
~ 45o This now. well-built G-room
house With automatic heat and GaraGe
offers Il ot for your mcnew Les than a
block from school grounds close 70 bus and
convenient To Chevy Chase Circle; it Is IN
a cUet street with almost no traffic
surnrlanely easy terms. EVENINGS phone
Geo. ,ail
II G. SMITHY co.
Nc Kun.
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$40 PER MONTH
S6.45O, Including total carrying charges
after small payment for this brand-new
BRICK home: Living room about 90 it.
long; dandy bedrooms. smart. kitchen air
conditioned. Convenient to all schools and
transportation. Don't delay. Natl 143S
until 8 pm
REAL BARGAIN.
Walking distance Capitol Navy Yard
and Union Station close to stores and
TRANSFORMATION. 6-roon brick, bath, base
ment apartment; h-w.h.; in excellent
condition; priced for. Immediate sale,
$500: with substantial cash. balance
$500 month. Georgia 20Ss.
1871 FLOWER AVE.
SILVER SPRING
Nearly new detached brick Cape Cod
lot 15xl 35. Scar gar. Living room 26 feet
long with open fireplace Bedroom and full
bath on st floor, :! bedrooms and full bath
on second floor. large closets; oil heat;
latest equipment. Substantial cash, bal
ance like rent. Owner. District O36s.
Open Daily TIN s Pm.
Southern Bldg. District 036s.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WELL-LOCATED STORE 6-RM.. BATH
apt; business street. VIII show good re-
turns; possession if desired; may trade;
price $4,000. First trust; $500: call Mr.
355H: ewes. Atlantic 13S5
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FARMS FOR SALE.

LITTLE CHICKEN FARM OP SUMMER
home. on Hanover hiehway Ils one mile
east of GeuysburR Pa. l acres. s. 500.
St. nv
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Colonial.

This is an individual owner home with
g SPACIOUS rooms: > baths finished recrea-
ditionlng being completed now. Very near
Mass ave l block from bus. not far from
best schools We recommend this homo a
ono of the best new-home values offered
TODAY
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frank S. Phillips. District 1411.
FOXHALL VILLAGE.

Six bedrooms and bath, detached garage
Reconditioned like new A real bargain at
home or investment. Call Mr. CANTREIL,
District 40SO. Evenings. Emerson 0h6S.
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ONE BLOCK FROM
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.

Per monfh Will buy an S-room and bath
Near schools. transportation and chain
stores. close 10 Roosevelt High School. 4
bedrooms, room in cellar. garage; new oil
burner and insulated. For inspection phone
Mr. NyCe, District 6O9@
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

431S 18TH ST NV - OWNER: ROW
house + rooms good condition, glass porch.
Fugidaire oil heat, $1,000. Col. l101-W,
S5.950-SMALL CASH PAYMENT SMALL
monthly payments; detached, 6-rm.. bath
brick home; oil heat: lot f5Xl65; many
shade trees; half square from bus. near
stores; Takoma Park. OWNER. phone
Emerson .}}GS
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Attention,
Observation-Disclosures

IndlVlduaIS-Bul
Choice building sites. Individual and
group lots available. Chevy Chase D c.
and Maryland, Price range 81 900 to
$1,000 Street improvements are included
9HOS. J. FISHER & CO, INC, Dist. $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE
3 rms. Q tileS baths. two-car garage. oil
heat, elec. refg.: 18th st. near Columbia I'd
Trade for smaller house or ground. Price.
$3.50. Call Mr.. Conner
GOSS REALTY CO..
1405 Eye St. Natl 1853,
Evenings. Atlantic 27O2.
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$11, 1,950-Close to Cathedral.

DI I,5CU-OIUSe 10 OdCIIeuTdI.
This aood-looking Colonial brick home
has cost the owner approximately $4,000
1t has large living room and dining room;
big. fully equipped kitchen. Colonial fire.
place. large bedrooms complete baths,
attic, oil heat, brick garage and large.
well;landscaped lot. The house is in good
Frank S. Phillins. Dist. 1411.
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l431 Eye st. NV.
Phones DIST. PA, 4172

NEAR NAVY YARD.
go Sth ST. S.e.-Ground-fioor store A.
rm., bath apt above: suitable any bus-
ness; entire bldg; sos DIXIE REALTY
CO, 14l7 l. st. NV Natl $3.50
ATTRACTIVE STORES IN NEW BUILDING
az : st and L SITS. n.W.-First floor $50. 90
- ST and l. ST. n n.W.-BaSement 1000
Large basement store at 2lOO l. st.
NV. 40 90
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. REALToR.
123 goth St. NV
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WIDE AVE. NE.

Must be sold: 2-storv cellar brick. lust
beyond Stanton Park. contains Q rms, ,
baths. arranged into apts.: should produce
500 per month; price Just reduced TO
$1,000. Phone ewes, Georgia S019.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th st. Realtor Natl. O153.
$7,950-Nr. 18th & Kennedy SITS.
well-built detached home, s rooms.
bcA on high and beautiful elevation.
Hot-water heat and hardwood floors. open
fireplace. A bargain for an investment or
home
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CRESTWOOD
10 LOW-Priced Brick Homes

re-showing Of 10 new thrifty brick
homes. 4l5 to 433 10Th st. n.e-SiX rooms.
chestnut trim, furred walls insulated: gas
nred BRYANT air-conditioning gas heat. con-
Price. S6 600; $500 cash. $50 so month.
F. H. A. terms include interest, principal,
taxes and Insurance Built by
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LYON VILLAGE. 1918 N. HARVARD ST
Completely furnished, stone Colonial home:
8 rooms; bedrooms, > baths. recreation
room, maids room with lavatory, screened
porch. garage, reaS To inspect call
Chestnut o3S3. -
SILVER SPRING. MD.-NEW 5RM. AND
bath cottage, well furn.; ami garage. oil
heat $50. Shep 5U66-J.
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDS-5-RM RM
BUNGALOW. bath; neatly furn.; garage; elec,
gas h. w h. 72% Minnesota ave. Sc
s-ROOM SEMI BUNGALOW. COMPLETE
Nv furnished, garage: $50 DUNN & co,
1898 r, l. ave. Mt. Rainier. Hyatts-
Vile SO.
Mr. WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Modern. nearly new house and furniture;
3 lovely rooms. ) hedrmS., > baths, rec,
rm auto. heat eiec KIT nea4tltuly
furn.; VI lease. DINE REALTY CO,
Natl $3.50; eyes, Randolph 316G
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LOUIS {. DlSMEP.
MELVIN F BERGNANN
ta16 d&ds-eXSu Surviving Trustees.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

IMPRESSIVE MAIL ADDRESS ONLY
month. Mail forwarded or held 80 da
COL Earle Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE E.
FLATS FOR RENT.

14l0 l4th ST NW.--4 BRIGHT ROOMS.
kitchen and bath $40. w. H WALKER,
220 Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 1850.
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FDGEWOCR, ND-S1O 950
New brick Colonial 7ust completed 2
bedrooms, > baths. brilt-,n garage: attic
screened LIVING porch, air Conditioned
EDW H. JONES & co, INC.
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

4family fiat individual heating plants.
electric refriserators rooms, kitchen,
monh amq af prce S3sn S4t Another
family fiat of 3 rooms. kitchen, dinette
and bath; income. Sl64 80 per month.
and priced at $4,000. Both of these in
vestments are financed with F. H. A. loans
and easy to handle. Call Mr.. Pasc0e.
VIM. M, THROCKMORTON,
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan L1DS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond trust loans Deals closed in "a hrs
w T. COTHERN. 9l3 New York ave NV
National 74l6. 90
CHATTEL AND SECoND-TRUST NOTES
purchased. one-day service BOB HOL-
LANDER aO7 Tower Bldg. Met. 4S14
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on first trust on improved D. c.
property.
MONEY LOANED TO D. c.. MD, VA.
home owners on 1st and 2nd trust notes
Quick, courteous service. Rebudeet your
burdensome bills into one small monthly
payment Collateral and real estate notes
purchased. Call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO.. 1929 L St. NV. District $3.50. 25-
FIRST-TRUST LOANS ON DWELLINGS,
mercantile, apis. institutions or churches.
Low rate of interest. Short or long terms.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
p1a New York Ave. NV. Natl. $3.50.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.


81 $50 90.
. Colonial semi detached brick, containing
ton. 2-car concrete block garage concrete
front porch House in perfect condition.
Don't miss his one. Call MR. MAHONEY.
District 300. evenings GEORGIA 5nos.
NEAR 5th AND SITS NE--S3 sno.
Brick dwelling with rooms and hath.
electrlcity. latrobe heat. in good condition.
Verv desirable home for family with small
income
Dist Sa17 w L. MOORE Geo. "sn2
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STORES FOR RENT.

141O 14th ST. NW.-STORE. 20x75, FULL
basement, Sl25. w. H WALKER, 22O
Shoreham Bldg National 1880
NEW STORE, 2Ox60 WITH FULL BASE
ment including built-in garage. hot-water
heat foil burner. Located in Washington's s
fastest growing suburban section. 9607
Ga. ave.
E. c. THOMAS, Owner,
l421 Eye St. NV
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CORNER BRICK HOME.

NS,H5V.
Located in the heart of Petworth and
one of the highest elevations in the city.
just reconditioned like new. Detached
brick garage. Automatic blower in furnace.
Southern exposure. Suitable to convert
low. Terms For further information
call Mr.. Cantrell District 90sO After
6 D m. Emerson NSSS
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MT. PLEASANT.
18th AND LAMONT STS. NV.

SEMI-DETACHED.
This 'Kennedy-built" home "a it. wide
can be operated as a rooming and boarding
house on very profitable basis First
floor, large entrance hall unusually large
living room, dining room kitchen buffers
pantry. Second floor 3 master bedrooms
zone with real fireplace, modern bath, two
ncioSed porches Third floor, same as
ment. built-in garage, oil heat This is A
monev-maker and will sell to the first
person 10 inspect. Call MR.. COATES
District 310O
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BUILDERS,
ATTENTION!

] can deliver over 300 lots In several
well-developed locations; good size. unusual
terms and prices. Cali me for complete
details. Evenings, to g. Wis. 6265. Day.
North 1913.
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ATTENTION. INVESTORS!

Mr.. 18th st. and Park Rd. NV.
Clear property. renting for $50 per
month, Out-of-town client wishes to sell
for $500 caeh.
A.. A T ,CoNIELLh 60, ,,,,
CoLORFD-l1th ST NEAR YOU-NEW A.
faml" fat; tenants furnish heat; -tt0
monthly rental: price - 600 Call Mr.
DAVIS. f NJ. AIKEN 500 II st. NV. Natl
SOFT. Ewes. Atlantic 5}S5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
JUDGE CORNELL
 | REOpENS CASE
Extends Law Day in Banks Action Against Former Mayor

Judge John A. Cornell at the short calendar session of the superior court today reopened a judgment in the case of the Waterbury Sav- ings Bank against former Mayor Francis P. Guilfoile, involving the ex-mayor's property on Robbins and Frank streets and granted MT. Guilfoile an extension of the law day in the case until the third Tuesday of next June. Judge Cornell said that he would not consider a motion made by Atty. William w. Gager, representing the bank that the court stipulate that this would be the last extension of the law day.
 Judge Cornell said that the bank was well secured with. the first mortgage that it holds and that the real complaint, if there was one, should come from the holder of the second mortgage, Atty. Francis Mo- Donald.
 Attorney Mcdonald asserted that he was desirous of helping Attorney Guilfoile in any way that he could and that he believed that the prop erty involved was a thing of great value and that he would not oppose an extension.
 Attorney Guilfoile said that the property is worth much money and that he had planned to develop it.. He said he was now trying to sell it however. Included in the prop- erty is the old Guilfoile homestead at the top of Robbins street.
 Judge Cornell said he thought it might be good business to sell por- tion of the property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
CMITRZAK CASE
 IN COURT AGAIN
Decision Reserved in Trial Resumed By Plaintiffs
 DenlurrerS

Judge John A. Cornell in superior court this morning reserved decision in the case of Chester Gmitrzak against Russell Pope ct al. The case was before the court as a result of demurrers filed by Atty. John F. Tobin, counsel for the plaintiff.
 The case attracted considerable attention when 1t was first brought.
 Gmitrzak seeks 5000 as a result of Pope who was justice of the peace in Watertown sentencing him 30 days in jail and fining him $25 and costs He was arrested on a charge of theft from the person and Justice Pope first fined him $25 and suspended the jail sentence. The case was reopened later and Pope revoked the suspension of the jail sentence.
 In the meantime an appeal had been taken to the court of common pleas here and it is the plaintiffs contention that Pope had no juris- diction. He seeks lawyers fees and damages for alleged humiliation as well as court costs.
 The demurrers filed today involved purely legal questions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
67 Degrees!

The mercury stayed well above freezing last night with a mini- mum temperature of 50 degrees.
 So says the office of Plumbing Inspector James R. Walker which also cites 68 degrees as yesterdays maximum and 67 degrees early this afternoon.
 The forecaster sees fair and cooler weather for tonight and to- morrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
SPOTLIGHTING Brass City News

guilty in the superior court at Hartford yesterday on charge of violating the dentistry law. The charge was that Dr. Steim- metz permitted MT. Pagan, who is unlicensed to work in his of flee.
 Judge William H. Comley iln- posed a $50 fine in each case and a three months suspended iail sentence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
Lawyers to Be?

Six Waterburians have filed application for permission to be admitted to state bar examina- tions to be conducted in Decern- Der. All applicants are obliged to appear before the New Haven County committee on recom- mendations to be tested for re- ferences and fitness.
 Those from Waterbury who will take the examinations in December include: Frank P. Di- Stasio of 535 Congress avenue; Irving D. Johnson of 17 Hillside avenue; Stanley L. Levin, sos Willow street; Joseph J. Phelan of 54 Lexington avenue; Ed mund M. Sciullo of "A South Elm street; and Jules Sigal of 91 Clinton street, now employed by the Department of Justice in Washington, D. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
CHASE FOERMEN
 ELECT CAL|CAN
Vote of Thanks Extended Retiring President, Geo.
 E. Conlong

William L. Caligan was elected president of the Chase Foremen's club at the annual election meeting last night in the clubrooms at North Main street.
 Other newly elected officers in- clude Harry Gordon, vice president; Richard D. Benson, treasurer; and Leo Conway, secretary. Walter Jar wis. Raoul Beaudette, and John H.. Gilbert were named directors for three years. Auditors are Roy Sands and Everett Grahn.
 The meeting was preceded by a turkey supper. George Conlong, re- tiring president: and Martin Miller, chairman of the membership com- mittee, received a vote of thanks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
On Air Tonight

Judge Edward Mascolo will speak over Station VERY at 5:45 p. m. today on behalf of the can didacy of Vincent A. Scully, it was announced this afternoon by the Scully-for-Mayor committee.
 Judge Mascolo will appeal to voters of Italian extraction to back MT. Scully in tonight's Democratic primary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
Both Camps Plan Final Appeals To
 Voters Of City

Final appeals to the city's voters via radio were food ing the air today as the hour of the Democratic primary
 approached. A repeat broadcast
 of a speech made last night by Corporation Counsel Vincent Scully was heard over WATR at 12:45 today. State Chairman J. Francis Smith will speak
 over WATR at 5:45 this eve ming.
 Senator George T. Culhane will speak over Station VERY al 6:15 this evening.
 Last minute plans for other broadcasts were being made this afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
Illegal Entrance

Charged with illegally entering the country, Anibal DaRocha, 37 Portuguese, was released yes- terday in $500 bond pending de- portation proceedings before U. S immigration authorities in Hart ford. Officials charge he entered the country through the Port oi New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
Plumbing

Mayor Patrick M. Perriello to- day announced the appointment of Julius Nido to the board of plumbing examiners. He will fill vacancy which has existed for some time.
 MT. Nido is a veteran local plumber. He lives at 20 Bronson street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
VAN DORAN'S CASE
 CONTINUED A WEEK

Judge John A. Cornell in the su- perior court this morning continued the case of Frederick Van Doran against Ethel Van Doran for ore week.
 Van Doran, who is managst of the Hamilton theater. is seeking n-cdi- fication of court order in divorce case ordering weekly payments to his wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
In Philadelphia

Four Waterburians will attend the annual convention of the Girl Scouts of America at Convention Hall, Philadelphia, October g to October 27.
 Those who will attend from this city include Miss Elma Stuckman, director; and Miss Grace Cowles, of Troop 3; Miss Barbara Doherty, of Troop 4; and Miss Sallie Bar nu, also of Troop 4.
 Speakers at the Convention will be Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt; Dr. Angel, president emeritus of Yale University; and Livingston Farrand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
MICHAEL BATTISTE
 SUED FOR DIVORCE

A divorce action was filed in the superior court this afternoon by Rose Battiste against her husband, Michael Battiiste.
 Intelerable cruelty is charged and 1t is set forth in the complaint that the accused is serving term in the state prison on charge of rape.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-20
Young G. 0. p.

Waterbury Young Republicans will send a delegation to New Haven tonight to attend a county meeting. The delegation will leave from The Elton at 7:30 o'clock, with President Harold Post in charge.
 The principal speaker at the meeting will be Clarence Baldwin, assistant to State Chairman Ben- jamin Harwood.