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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

MINISTER ARRIVES
PREACHED FIRST SERMONS
IN STONE CHURCH
SUNDAY

Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Hutchin-
son, newly-assigned to the First
NJ. E. (Stone) Church here, ar
rived in Key West last weekend
and the reverend preached his
first sermons at the church last
Sunday morning and evening.
Other members of the family,
who have moved into the church
parsonage on Simonton street,
are Miss Novelle Hutchinson and
Joseph Hutchinson, daughter and
son. Miss Novelle is a teacher
at the Georgia Vocational Trade
School in Monroe, Ga. land Jo-
seph is senior at Emory Uni
versity, both now on vacation.
Another son, Glenn, has just
received his AM. degree from
the University of North Caro-
lima and is at present working
for the State Housing Authority
at Raleigh.
Rev. Hutchinson was for six
years a field worker of the Board
of Christian Education of the
Florida Conference. He recent
ly served pastorates in st. Aug
Justine and Fort Lauderdale. In
1890, Rev. Hutchinson conducted
a Training School in this city,
and he has made other visits to
Key West on conference matters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

Whistler shouted in delight. "We
recognized each other perfectly,
he said of the minute imp as he
shook hands with Captain Ben
ham, his caller.
Washington having kicked
Whistler out, now pays him the
highest honors. In the Freer
Gallery, donated by Whistler's
friend and patron, Charles r.
Freer of Detroit. is the largest
collection of Whistler's works in
existence. There are also 683
original Whistler etchings, scores
of drawings and many paintings
in water color and oil.
Hidden somewhere in the lines
of his etchings are tiny gulls or
butterflies. The butterfly be-
came his signature; but on each
picture. he put wings-the sym
Dol of his genius. in flight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
MORE SPECIALS
AT MALONEY,,S

Maloney Bros. Bakery, 812
Fleming street. announces their
first-of-the-week specials in this
issue on page one. They are
Chocolate Fudge Layer Cake at
33c and Gold Nougat Squares at
Csc each.
Business is rushing in the pas
tries department at Maloney's-
and it will pay patrons to get or
ders in in advance for prompt
delivery. Phone 818.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
hntertainc Young
Wcmen's Circle

Mrs. Archie Roberts entertain
ed the Young Women's Circle of
Ley Memorial Church last eve
ming at Eer home on Georgia
street. The study of the evening
was. Widening National Hori-
IONS"
Taking part in the program
were Mrs. Murrill Sands, Miss
Sarah Fernandez, Mrs. O. C.
Howell and Mrs. Archie Roberts.
New members welcomed were
Mrs. Corrine Wells and Mrs.
Laura Mae Lowe.
After the study and business
meeting a social hour followed.
The hostess and Mrs. Laura
Mae Lowe served lovely refresh
mentS.
Present were:
, Mesdames Murrill Sands, AL
bert Cruz, Joe Thompson, Alicia
Boyen, Laura Mae Lowe, Corrine
Wells, Roland Weatherford, o. c..
Howell and Archie Roberts; Miss
Sarah Fernandez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

fad, called Martinique Madness" by
Lord and Taylor, large New York
department store. It's just what
milady wants for that extra dash
Of color in her summer outfit with.
out burdening herself with the con.
ventional straw, or warmish, heavy
crepe.
So, a simple piece Of cloth with
all its brilliance travelled north to
become a Fifth Avenue sensation
overnight. And New York agrees
with fashion dictators that a turban
is the thing this season--if it's
Martinique Madness"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

handle rolling-pin and regulate
an oven.
In II lessons they learn how
to roast a joint, bake or grill her
rings, make plum pudding. apple
fritters and chocolate cake.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Maurice FELTON,, member of the
personnel of the spoging vessels
operated by his father, Benjamin
FELTON,, left this morning on the
bus for No Name Key, to rejoin
his boat after spending the week
end with the family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

Sister Rose and Sister Lewis,
of the Convent of Mary Imma-
culate, left this morning on the
early bus for a business trip to
Miami and on the return will
stop for several hours at Taver-
nier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
A N S w ERS TO
D Ally Q VI z
Below are the Answers TO TEST
Questions printed on Page 2

1. Union of Soviet Socialist Re-
publics (Russia).
2. Panama Canal Zone.
3. Solid, LIQUID and gaseous.
4. Daniel c. Roper, former Sec
rotary of Commerce.
5. Cofferdam.
6. E-kon'-o-mist; not e-ko-
NOM list.
z. Woodrow Wilson.
8. Four.
9. Denmark.
10. Melansim.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

A turban's the thing this season!
n So say millinery stylists.
And from the tiny town of Fort
de France, on the sunny isle Of
Martinique, comes a new and diff
ferent material for this convenient
and comfortable headgear. It's a
wrap-around of the native cotton
fabric, brilliantly colored and de-
signed by the inhabitants of this
island In the Caribbean. Gay, and
light in weight, the material fits the
many needs Of the natives.
Just as It fits a new millinery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
TAUGHT TO PUT
ROAST ON OVEN
fRx AssecIated Pressl

HENLEY-oN-THA June
20.-Boys of the Grammar School
here are being taught how to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
CHILL S
AND FEVER
Here's Relief From
Malaria!

Don't let eMalaria torture you'll
Don't shiver with chills and burn
with fever.
At first sign Of Malaria. take
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. A
real Malaria medicine. Made espe-
cially for the purpose. Contains
tasteless quinidine and iron.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic ac-
tually combatS Malaria infection in
the blood. 1t relieves the freezing
chills, the burning fever. Helps you
feel better fast.
Thousands take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic for Malaria and swear
by it. Pleasant to take, too. Even
children take it without whimper.
Don't shiver and burn. At Ma
laria's first sign take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. At all drugstores.
Buy the large size as it gives you
much more for your money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

Yesterday: Wealthy Nola seems
sHtrdnced iCith Tally and tells
Ign he has a lato degree. Lynn de-
eidss to shotU up Tdlly's crudity
by inviting him to Country Club
dance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

Tune In 81 the Major Doues oriziu.,
amateur Hesr. colnmbia nstnsrk. fv.rv
Thursday. . 10 10 ?. ~. {. D.s.T.
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Miss Elaine Segal. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Segal, of Jack
sonville, was an arrival on the
afternoon bus yesterday, and is
the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20

Harry Weintraub, who was
graduated in pharmacy this year
from the University of Florida,
left on the early bus for Jackson
vile where he has been rendered
a position in one of the large
pharmacal companies operating
in that city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-20
TWO AGAINST LOVE
The Characters
Ieeelyn Russell. beautiful heir
by Frances Hanna

1DCeIyn HusSetIS USuUItJub HeT"
ess.
Tally Mack, young farmer
ichose family has inherited half
tbs Russell estate, SedcIif.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
Purcell Alleges 204 Spent Without Official Approval

o. Wbssbst ot bol t sb.AA kdl aptifubfla t|oils uf stlafisA to either Of lthe registrar Of p0tefs7
 q. vWsHo0 A HIstIAh.a
 lsAM. SiaViif Nasked
 a .bo ySA ilhd Ehy tecotd 0i psymetiK I'd hlliii2aI nA ns. ., ..,.
 A. His mamie was pl1 ik.l E4nnIlt laQ. Nomlipok Ht this PSuk. ESlIiillt 4D:. and tell tile If yoAi flild afiy feC- ofd of I3ayineiiEs to 1letifi2t kliH3 MA. Twelve ainottts Of NilV8 T S. WhAt yeaEs
 a wwsls tAoosss eA.ccEss .tst bhsA sented betpte the Bpatd pf fAlnaiise7 u,A ITO tbe best of my recollection, they were not. lAN AAl lnAlR
 G. why do you ay,lhatSAenl M lA. Becatise 1 teifieftbet tiieiii RS checks issued without a tiiifibef aild later inciuded oh tie Watfaiits Pay able Registetla sAeel AAA lMfN An ptoyedT T Tby ths s B5sfdl Of Flhshess
 A. xss AAsA.+ OAo,HOsO,sH. nutnbet was added toA tile checks after tbey Had Been paidS
 A II IIcSS was ,lsss Ao lAs AllllIb4n BHI ofi1i the ciiecks7e NaANllaA laAll
 A. They were penclled figtiTesl
 C. Wafe those payinetls pDu 5ti4t detailed if addition to siavih's sal- ary' yss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22

festM4ny FlyeA BY JAwsa V. RNSl cell Ih ,the . se heSltHe, I,, i Ila flSsil sl1'e SlaR 01 tlif RllheSS leiia M WS,S sbsItsesA IlAh sss'sftiAs n as foiiows'
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 & #x @ls mASs @ ysA As the controllers 0iiieef
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 & MAas sgs tbsys
 Al FheA ShaM Jhe ,t8tAls h1asA 70 thR WaffRHK Basabls Shsky s9E5 {, etlhg Ab BEtsEpal Jaf' il fssf tiffsash
 & ,E etkA lterA An ltsm AHt ,M thE ShseE aftef abbf8HAi M ms B4afd ,H Ftiahesf
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22

During tfe first eight IfoTttfIs, 9I fsg7I according t6 Ptfcelf S7z33f l26 wSs expended from the 4ppro ia :; tion fof interest off fl6atfflg dtbtlr, z Asked by AIc64ri how much 1f that total was actually spent ofi, tfitefest On the floating debty Furceif fepiiedy @S5,54SP
 He listed other payments h6fh the ApvYopTati6ff AS f6lI6wsz .aas
 WilIlams6yss 4s108f Lt4fyi NS$y WlyHaf6s6Syy S3,00ty WhIAan8sohg $ss. 6605 Jedef Mt(sfafhy H,SoVy M E CSlSnsg SSf5; Ehssies c VC6hn6fy $ft5 5005 Y {. J6h6stohf S9,9562Sy G g. J6f1st66, S3,11os WhI5ahts6hg $fSyl 101y KeIst, $f56/ Leafy, S5Hg
 fhe 1892 J3st Of payments made, Alle3ediy WitfIo1t fl1e .Sppf6v4f 6f inc board 4 finance fIieiu6ed 6fie M sfof060 G Mayor Hayess Sh6 ac1 cofd1na t6 tbe fec6fds W4s f6f tzs y,ebges 6{ the Afttfjtaff LesIosi CON- ventlof here iii f951
 faynents G former Ms3oF fgSpy cis fl Guhf6hey f6yHey M436F VII, JfSn5 gl Tn6s6sy 56fst g. J4fnstoh Of N7W Y6fk 4 defthdaht3 Ge6f1e Browning, f6fmeF Judge Joiin Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
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TataiA ...,,,,,,, ,st,t4giS04.S5
 fto reasoii for emitting reference to the intervening years was given by the special prosecutor. .,,.a,.,
 illegal payments, inade without approval of the board Of finance, and ifi some cases made wlltte there wAs tio proper appropriation, were stfbjett of Ptireeii's testimony .tfi hls sixth appearance as | states Wit ness. a....
 Names of individuals and fltths who received the funds were, fssad9 atd9 to the jufy. 1t was not alleged that aii the payments were not fdt sefv.l, ices rendered, but fiji ffiatit cases t wfs pointed out tfat fio w6fk had been performed for the money ex-
 Nafnes of Ghafies E. Wiliiaffstt of Dafieh, former prominent Re- publican. Police and Fire 9ofnfiIis. 99odninas. Thomas 4. ShafAhefi Afd John IT. (Jfary and Deputy Registrar 6 Vot- CTS Michael r. siAvifi were ftad into ti1e record yesterday for the fifst tine in eonfeoti6fi with payments tii1Appfoved fly the finance btafd.
 Pfaetleaiiy aiI Of the fetords ftsd iti cotIft yesterday eoftAifltd i1afsd. writing Of Purcell and 0ontf6llef iAary. Purcell sisted tiiat the fg1 ifYes were fin fib writing, and ofdefs aA 10 what items tie af1otthts sIs6,iid De charged t6 were In the hAfidwritine Of Jeafy. 4, .,.,,,..
 Purcell had also, penciled in names 5 to whom payments were mace: N9 and ia this is considered by the statt to bs q fnsjor assist fin t1e pfJstctftioh.
 During tfe morning session xtY- tSrdsy, Purceil testified tiiat sS0g 7 0st the appf6Vsi d the b6sfd M fl. 1 fI9n0e, Some Of the payments mace ir connection with this Slltsatof were As follows
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22

in three years and iiiiie iii0nths, represented in 1881, iDSS, tByB Aiid part of igs7 the city Of WAtefbiitt spent Si,04e,s04BS, without tht knowledge 0f approval Of the board of finance. Fietifts alleging tiiis al. most unbelievable situation were read to tie jiify ifi tile .Watefbtity conspiracy case yesterday, while James r. Purcell was 6ti the witness stand. ....
 The figures, kept secretly by Ptf.. cell, allegedly show items wliIogll ltg ! were added t6 the waffAiits payable registers after the registers had been placed before the board Of fiA flAiice fof approval. ..,
 The years and Affioiifits are as fOlA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
Yss Ys4 1AgFhBsf

Josebfi DefAhfetis m4A ilchot&d Mohday night of his S0th plfthd47 Mith a stfpfise party at Co5heefs kfill or, B4fik skfeet. MA, Al.l4.
 Mf, DeIatlfets h4s Been eoslteef- ed with chatfeid & ch4tfIeld foF N 3eaAfs. Bsnjaflit CI5atflel. nephew bf tie fo3t tdef < vas one ei tfe speakers, bfaislfls Mf, Dtf4u- fetls aS ah honest And eofSc5entiosls ~''VxsA' ~VsAh X Matt4.5 4aS t4stita M. Ana Ms. MlcfiakI Gehova Wefe Al charge Of Affaheeh1etts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
WASHINGTON NET :,
 ISSUES SQuARELY

dsotks MssAlAssoAx ctstaeAkt vas sieh that he fIevef took tke easiest way, deciatkd Rev fh eodpte C. Bobiiit, bastok oi tl1e fifsk Meth- odist chutch, tfi ah addfess tS fiefp+ befs of the Watefbufy lcflzbtek o the WORKERS Chsistiab Tetdpef afite thion yesterday afternoon at the 'iaIsai #aIsssaailHs.oH, Al sAld, AAesd, lssass sduaf eiy afid difectsg. lie gave fib what cOuld have beeb a life of eaee D lead the Hevoihticdiafv army and iatef directed the nations govefh- '"SH f'hs ds4ytisAai ss44iSs FAsMH efiafee Of Rs1. 5affles Hs PhitiipB, assisteht baslm a the fitst Con fefsd by Mfs. Chaf1es Toiehah,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
s91t5s|jAyA AAs,,4

ffi4hfiefst SS tfe obeh .f,oase bFd- 0fafh a1 dAy St tf@ Bcyg Clab, ~ill be A sbeeiaf 6Iiteft4 inner 5e kifsnifle at b:50 6eI6ek ttsl 9flt [ gViEk movies. Aiso there Wff1 be. ah atIlS tetif sfioM, t15Io~ed bs z baske tba ' game bttweef tie Eo5E club .s3l i
 team and tl.e D4kb41fy BIn4 De3f3 Between Halves bo&1hg viii be heN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
| How can you tell tliatq

 e How can you tell thats A. There ia no number at aii un the first one, On the other one, the number Is in pencil, c, The third Ones
 A, The third one has q number put on by a number machine. Q. DO you know whether the checks went on the Warrants pay- able sheets before they went bee fore the Board ot Rinanceq A, T know the urnuinbered did S. Are you certain about that A, No, I'm not certain, e. Do you know what account they were charged tof A, Revaluation, e, Was there any appropriation for reyaluation? A. l know there was in the early years, By that l mean in 1880 and 1881, I'm not certain about i9S2. O, These relate to what year? A, 1882 One relates to 1882. Q, What year does the other re- late toq
 A, 1884, e, And the other9 A, ioa5,
 o, Are there any others that you know of that relate to ], H. Crarys A, No, Q, You worked on the books of the City?
 A. Yes.
 Q, You were familiar with ape propria tionsp
 A, Yes,
 e. There was an appropriation for l9ss, 'a4, 'ss9 A, There was not,
 e. show you another copy of cheeks to J, H, crary, Do you noe tice that?
 A, Yes, e, Do you notice the dateY
 A, December 1, 1887, Cancelled Check c, Whether or not that was is- sued in the regular course of the City clerks officer
 A, That was not,
 0, Was that check paid by the citya
 A. Yes,
 0, What is the check? A, It is 6 cancelled check,
 c, Part of the city records9
 A, Yes,
 e, DO you recognize the signa- ture of the controller
 q, And do you notice the name of A the Yss' Ypsy'''
 Q, The payees endorsement on the baskY
 4, Yes,
 MT, Aleorn reads;
 December 1, 1887, Payable to Man ufacturers National Bank, In pefi- cil, i7e0a, Pay s4S0 to the order Of J, II, Crary, Signed; ], Fitzmaurict Frank Hayes, D, ], Leary, Endorse rnent on the baek-J, If. Crafy.
 c, How do you account for . pencil number on that cheeky
 4, That was numbered after the check had cleared the bank,
 e, That is to say, after the check had been paid, it came back to the gity, and the number was pisced on 4, Yes,
 e, DO you know it's c fact that MF, Crary received his regular sal. ary from the City9
 4, Yes,
 c, Ana was the check ia relation to the salaryq
 4, Yes,
 shanahan Mentioned
 c, New I show you Sthfee other figures [ ask you to tell me what "'xs' "'xSs Three City of waterbury checks,
 e, And they afe il whose favor?
 4, Thomas 4, shanahai,
 c, Who is Thomas Bhanahan9
 A, City assessor,
 z, gndef salary,
 A, Yes, q lived by lsw'
 q bo you know where the orig. inal ef this check is9
 A. Not to my knowledge,
 q What year do those three papers eoverY
 A, First 6ne--ie34,
 Heeond ofe=fe3S,
 4hifd-ieaS,
 think you said shst you are uneble to find originals of those7
 4, Thats right,
 c, Do yeu know whether Mf HilaHahan received his regular sai- ary frenH the citys
 4, 1e the best Of my knowledge he did,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22

.Nl HsEgse y0s gst available 3 sy@' mhhti9nsaa
 ,,A HlASys yss sos shs names si 'Hhsy. B9pld De en. the Var FaHts RAyabls RsgiStsF !, shssts, !, ,. .,,h Pm asklns ysA r ysb nave "'n Na I haven't
 Bj bia y9N mAfe any n9te M the BsMss BsgMss sS@se@ Bsyss sBBssFAs sA h Ala ef sspfss, ysg hsys ne syHBss HAmBefs slthsff
 b Ms haven't any ssptisps en th9ss IVA Shssts inglsstins ths pAF- "A, I dant hmk s9, b, Ana yap gsly 9h y9pr reeel- lsse,tt9H at9F. ms .shsFastsF sf this SssT'3ss' 3ss' s8s'
 s4eS,ss3
 I TWant tq shew that the tolsl Aplennt icy thak njne months peFied, Was ppt pf ths Treaspfy with9pt ap- nFpysI pf tlis Rpsya pt Finsnee, The G I sh9E ypY an9thsF pspeF, MT, REAgSsBmA RESA,IS BmA,;gSria sna aEs s9s T sAss $ n s A Hsss By y8B'
 2 h#Hs FAss yssF' i, ,as Hls what msasA el lss7 a9ss Hew March 1 te ApFil E, ..g, Q Ma #hab a9es he papeF
 II sheys the totals entered en the WaTysnts Bayable Sheets after sB9Esssgs.l ssg.loss sF hs sheet Bs shs BssFa 3 IFS ssspEate9
 A. f Hlifih fp,
 9, Apa BhsFe did yep get The in- fpFJgpa aHen en That sbeetg S'' '''' '' s1s.,F FFsM hs WsFFants Fayabls And the Warrants Payable snssk sFs A9# ayallabls9
 s AZ there spy etbey records that yep kpeW pf wheFe you can set me HltaFmatl9n given 9p that sheet9 me last eShibit that was sd- mlftedi, No s9, ypl claim Includes lgF ts tRat Flght9 '''' '' 7'" ''' 9, And does that last exhibit in- clude All the items that were added sg Hhgn@sss @s iass''ns sf the sssFa si k yag mean the present ppe9
 9, N1, Ie last one, ''''' '''''
 4, I think II did,
 9, The eNhibit that has just been 9feged dates from the fepTth ei Mefch, dofspt tt9 "
 ApTil shsets items We're added tp the April War Fahts Payable sheeis9 ""
 Al fet me see Y agaip please,
 The March yec1rd,
 Q, You said iil respect to thil aufstinn that t@ey were April dates don't hibk ! did,
 9, Those items q9 thst sheel thN the States Attorney is offerins ,lggslsss4 @ @s 1'sn's 'p bs lss' ." Thsy would be, Yes, thls h ? duplicate 9t thi 4 duplicate ef part pf t,
 9, Didrt you say that alI thf Items pa the nther exhibit Eevi added aitsF the B0ayd 6f FinanSl MfasapE
 @, What is the difference ip thl Items ln the tWo sheetsf
 The periods are not the same The dates are tlpt the same,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
Secret Rotations
 Disclose Payments
Jury Hears Story of Thousands of Dollars Paid Oul Without Official Sanction Of Board Of Finance

Mot3fAth, Donate Plettaefia oi BflSt0i, d defehdAiitI f'h6hias BllAtiA ahAiil j0hii DfAfg, bahiei 0i tgeRf43 fh6fiias F. Heils, Ithe New tiAVFii Htptig to t6pefated BY t0fh M d0ideh, f0fihef piiblle Wofks eliiia ifiissl0iief Of New tiavell)i aiid Mte t1l H Hayes, mother of tlle iilak0fl i6r rental of pfobefN tlfdef eliatke t0 the welfare debattiheht Afe liiA bIuded
 Fhe iIst, totallAs si7s,i19Bs fola i6WBi
 AiE Kelly water bDnds .a Johhssef, fage iIiiiiii SVOgiVO Y. r.. 6nIlf6ile anall S,spegg Watef bonds ,lllailn{ g1ggt fl, Hl Sfiiilh s33lnunlQ tl4UUlUU aiid tlieti Aii iteiil ill iilk
 opposite the words "baii a.aaa aa Uaiffy iiilln1li0ll Tl6Uv'bU
  fetal .l,,iu,ai4nu si1,Bss,UD
 Iin lnk)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22

know Of representing payments to him?
 4. No. ..t. .. .4.aal Q. I want to show you a check dated December 1 f937, signed by the same officials of the city, Do you recognize that slip of paper? l <, 4, It Is ( city check. Cancelled ' e. Payable to whofhY
 A. T. 4. shanahafi.
 e. With his endorsement?
 A. believe that's his efdoTse- fnent. 8nsa,.. .s o. Does it indicate whether or not it was paid7
 A. Yes, .., .al a. whether it was cashed Of notq
 h. 1t does, A.... 1A,
 Here ls another, cheek. Dated De- cember 1. 1e37e It's number iS ffi pencil 17504. Payable to Cisizef1s ana ManufactttferG National Bahk S460 to Thomas Shanahaii ssefIed; r. Hayes, Mayor, Endorsement on back, Thomas 4, S1anahan, ..l e, when was number attached "A" A After payment ,... ,...s a. Now Tn show you this book afd ask you to tel me what N is4 4, Appropriation ledger for f9Se-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-22
Testimony 0f Purcell Brings
 New Names Into Official Records

Accountant for Former City Controller Daniel Ass spenas Sixth Day on Stand State WiAsM Linking hawy City oA oshss With un-
 authorized FaymaAss
Evening star., 1939-01-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WooDRIDGE-6 ROOMS. suNRoOM; H
W h; nicely turn. nice location; - per
month Call North 1908 or inquire o377 R.
/ ave. ne.
WEST LELAND ST, CHEVY CHASE. MD,
Just off Conn. ave, at Columbia Country
Club-Large bungalow, suitable for couple
until June 30 1899 or less: automatic
oil heat, 2car garage Handicapped grounds;
500 month. E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
900 18th st. NV. District aO51.
SENATORS, CONGRESSMAN
We invite your inspection of our beautiful
homes and apartments
LESLIE D. MEASELL,
Adams 1853 Night. Sun, Woodley ABB
6 ROOMS, BATH-S75.
Mt. Pleasant section-For small adult
family. DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50
Evening star., 1939-01-10
WOODRIDGE-DETACHED

2s32 BRENTWOOD RID NE-S7 $50.
In excellent setting OF detached homes.
with large shade trees, This home cor
tile bath extra lavatory: light airy base
ment: large lot facing , streets: beauti-
Just put in aq perfect new eoadon With
washable paper. new fixtures shades etc.
See today or call Potomac 449l
Evening star., 1939-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOX SALE.
S11 1.O0O-DoWNToWN, NEAR 14th AND
Rn0as aeoms asaHs % sEf BF'f bHs ssSasn?s
story rear building with .2-car garage on
15-ft alley. Priced more than $1,000 under
TIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE MR..
CONDIT. Emerson 1929
CHEVY CHASE 1902 MCKINLEY ST.
rooms, 2 baths, screened porch, large lot;
by owner reasonable cash payment, balance
monthly building association. Phone Lin
coin O463-J.
ADJOINING UNIVERSITY PARK. MD
homes. oil heat. air conditioned, garages.
and plans now. National s717 or Green
HILLcREST PROPERTIES 2sO4 33rd ST
modsrn. Ideally l9catsd By goss eyner and
Mr.. 3rd 4 NEW YORK AVE.-TWO 2
family flats: house converted into apis.
Net rental. $3.50 mo. Will sell singly or
together: small cash PAYMENT terms ar
ranged. Phone MR.. MARTIN. Republic 291s
S7.75O-CONVENIENT SUBURBAN NARY
land. Bungalow-type BRICK home. brand
new. with 2 bedrooms. modern in every
detail: lovely corner lot. Let this be your
new home for the new year! Natl. 143S
until 8 pm.
312 D ST. -N.E.-LEss THAN $500
Must be sold; r. and b.: h.-wh.. elec.:
needs papering and painting. L. H. THA-
DEN. National 2o76; eve.. Wis. b440.
Evening star., 1939-01-10
COI,ORFD

Convenient Location. Renovated Building
] room kitchen and bath ------ S37 so
3 rooms, kitchen and bath ---- $500
B rooms, kitchen. ba h. porch - 5000
Janitor Dupont 403l.
MT. VERNON CORPORATION
2nd FL, Machinist Bldg. Natl o536.