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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
40 Extra Policemen
 On Willkie Detail
Special Precaution Taken To Supervise Crowd Traf. Reception Committee Named By Chairman Hall

Forty extra policemen will be on duty tomorrow when Wendell L.. Wtllkie, Republican presidential nominee, comes to Waterbury, and no disorders or monkey shines of any kind will be tolerated, Supt. of Police William J. Roach said today.
 MT. Willkie's caravan will be met at the city limits at 12:50 o'clock by Capt. William Duggan of the motor patrol. Only one local police car will meet the caravan because the motorcade will be escorted by from 40 to 50 state motorcycle policemen.
 Arriving from Naugatuck, the Wilkie motorcade will proceed up South Main street to the Apothe- carries, Hall company building where it will make left turn into bank. The parade will then move up Bank to Grand street where it will turn and continue to Library park. MT. Willkie will speak near the band stand. After the speech the motorcade will go down Meadow to West Main street along the north side of the green to the Hotel FL ton where his official party will have lunch. The group is scheduled to leave the city for Bristol at 2:15 o'clock via East Main and Wolcott streets.
 No Parking
 Supt. Roach said there will be no parking on Grand street from Field street to Meadow street on both sides after 12 o'clock noon. The same restriction was placed on the north side of the Green. Cars that are found parked in the re- stricted area after the deadline will be lowed away at the owners ex-l pense.
 Supt. Roach notified all the mem bers of Platoon B to report for duty at 12 o'clock, instead of the usual PAS o'clock. These men will be given special assignments along the line of march" and at Library park, and will augment the num- bers of the regular policemen.
 Anyone out of order will be im- mediately arrested, Supt. Roach
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
CONGRESSIONAL !. ! RECESS WANING.
House Opposition Blocks Way-GOP Has Solid
 Bloc Against

Washington, Oct. 8.-(UP)-Pros- poets of a congressional recess until after the election. were dim1ning again today.
 Administration leaders wanted to recess until Nov. le, but their con- tinued delay in forcing the issue in- dicated that they held little hope of success.
 The recess efforts centered in the House. Speaker Sam Rayburn and House Democratic Leader John w. Mccormack expected to make a de- cision some time today on whether to force the question, but said a recess resolution would not be of- |fered unless they were sure of enough votes to pass 1t.
 The obstacle was the solid Repub- lican opposition under House Repub- lican Leader Joseph w. Martin, Jr., who. also is chairman of the Re- publican national committee. House Republicans discussed the subject at 8 conference after yesterdays session and though they took no formal action, Martin said he believed they were as unanimous against leaving the capital to President Roosevelt as they had been in June when ad- journment first was proposed.
 Martin said he would agree to a long recess if the resolution pro- vided that any of the majority and minority leaders could call congress back in an emergency.
 Senate Democratic Leader Alben w. Barkley said such proposal was silly and purely political".
 Long sessions in both the House and the Senate yesterday nar- rowed the remaining legislation for action today as follows:
 Senate Calendar bills and a House approved measure authoriz- ing the creation of home defense units to take over the functions of National Guard units mustered into the regular army; possible action on a $150,O00,0 900 appropriation for de- fense housing.
 House Conference report on a bill authorizing the $150,000, ,000 housing program; the $150y000, 900 appropriation; passage of minor bills by suspension.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
State Grotto

James c. Jorgensen of Bridge port succeeded Louis Wenzel of Waterbury as president of the Connecticut State GrottO associa- tion in elections held at the 18th annual convention of the order Saturday at the Hejaz Grotto here. About 250 delegates from seven grottos throughout the state were in attendance. Thomas H. McEIvein of Buffalo. N. Y., grand monarch of the order throughout the United States and Canada. was guest of honor.
 Other officers named were Will liam Ackos of Norwalk, vice. -presi- dent; Lemuel Maulan of Bridge port, secretary; and Alfred Secor of New Britain, treasurer.
 After the election of officers, they were inducted into office at a ceremony presided over by Judge Schwolsky of Hartford. The dele gates voted to hold next years convention at Bridgeport where Obeh Grotto will be host te the members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Compensation Agreements

Michael Mordich of Naugatuck was awarded net compensation of $425.75, exclusive of $50 which was paid June 6, against the Nauga- tuck Chemical a division of the U. S., Rubber Company of Nauga- tuck, by Commissioner James M. Lynch in compensation court this morning.
 The award was made for 15 per cent loss of the function of his right hand due to a compound fracture of the right thumb.
 Other agreements approved this morning by Commissioner Lynch in which compensation will be paid weekly during the period of dis ability follow:
 Ralph McA. Ingersoll of Lake, vile, against Salvatore Montelean, Lakeville. slight puncture wound of the left middle knuckle with contusians of the joint. $l3.27 be- ginning Sept. 10.
 George Demers and Harry Krinkman, as the American Roof ing Company, Waterbury, against John Deegan, 56S North Main street, injury to head and arm, $l0.S9 beginning Sept. IF.
 Chase Brass and Copper Com pany against George Miller, 6S Sheffield street, WaterviIle. severe confusion of the right instep with resulting hemotOma and fracture of the second metatarsaI, $15.26 beginning Sept. 2S.
 Chase Brass and Copper Com- pany against John Jonas, R. F. D. {, Bucks Hill amputatiOn of the right ring finger at proximity one third of middle phalanx and Iacerated wound of the right middle finger, $l4.7O beginning Sept. 22.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08

said. Police were ordered to keen strict lookout for any breach of the peace.
 Official Committee
 The. oficial reception committed for Wendell L. Willkie's visit to Wa terbury tomorrow consists of the following:
 Chairman, Vernon L. Hall, chair man of the Republican town com mittee and member of the state re- ception committee.
 Republican Town committee of Waterbury Mrs. Alice Gerardi, vice chairman; Michael J'Anthony, sec- retary: George J. Scott, treasurer; Minnie c. LeRoy, Margaret Rinaldi, Helen B. Hitchcock, Anne Van Valkenberg, Elizabeth Coe, Marie L. Pepin, Gertrude Keenan, Irene Dillane, Lena Slater, Walter A, SmethurSt, Andrew Sileo, Philip N. Bernstein, Oscar F. Warner, James B. Morrow, Peter Augelli, F'inton Cuddy, Burton H. Walker and Wil- Ham Christian.
 Waterbury Independent Willkie club Henry D. Burrall, president: Corbirl Hauerwas, treasurer; Philip Palangio, Mrs. Edwin S. Hunt, Jr, and c. M. Edquist.
 14th district Frank Lockhart. Wolcott; John w. Parry, Prospect.
 18th district--J. Warren Upson, Waterbury; Harriett Phillips, Wa terbury.
 18th district Floyd Rasmussen, Waterbury; Helen Santoro, Water bury.
 17th district Robert c. Mitchell, Southbury; William D. Downs, Southbury;; Charles H. Upsoh, Mid- dlebury.
 3Otll district-Har-y w. Greene. Goshen; Dewitt Hotchkiss, Tor rington: Harris Hunt, New Hart ford; Charles Anderson, New Hart ford; Harry B. Morse, Litchfield; Chauncey Hutchings, Harwinton.
 31St district Ellis Sylvernale, Norfolk; William E. Templeton, Kent; Joseph L. Parsons, Canaan; Albert c. Roberts, Lakeville; Pros per F. Lavieri, Winsted; Lionel Kugeman, West Cornwall; Roland Marckres, Sharon; Lester w. Schaefer, Winsted; Earl w. Smith, Colebrook.
 32d district Robert O. Judson, Woodbury; Roger E. Dickinson, Warren; Robert J. Benham, Wash ington; George w. DeVoe, New Mill ford; William c. Johnston, Thom- aston; Amos H. Lister, Terryville; Henry J. Brant, New Milford; Emil A. Albecker, Morris: John T. Miller, Watertown; David c. Sanford, Bridgewater; James T. Parmalee, Bethlehem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08

New York, Oct. s.-(UP)- Stocks turned duil today with prices irreg- ular.
 Many leading issues had delayed openings. Chrysler did not appear until 20 minutes after the opening gong when 1t sold at 7s 1-2. It rallied to 79 oil 1-e net by noon. Bethlehem Steel touched 79 1-2 and came back to 30 1-4 up 1-2. U. s, Steel had a small gain. American Telephone, Standard oil of New Jersey and International Nickel were easier.
 J. I. Case broke points. Allied Chemical was down more than a point and losses of a point were noted in Lima Locomotive, U. s. Rubber preferred and Wright Aero.
 Special issues registered gains ranging to more than a point.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Villa Mario Lodge
 Honors Member


 Following the monthly meeting of the Villa Maria lodge, St. Jean de Baptiste Society at Moose hall last evening, members gathered at 8 so- cial honoring Miss Beatrice Leblanc who is to be married on Saturday. The honored guest was presented with a set of Croyden candelabra. Delegates were chosen for the dis trict meeting in Bristol soon. They are Mrs. Henry Phaneuf, Mrs. Isa- dore Houle, Miss Anita Houle, Mrs John Lavallee and Miss Jeanette Frechette.
 Mrs. Maurice Gagnon was ini- tiated. A moments silence was held in memory of Mrs. Hector Lauren celle who died recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Sons of Italy

One hundred and twelve mem- bers of local Sons of Italy lodges attended the Italian American day of Sons of Italy order, East ern States, Sunday at the New York Fair. Grand Venerable Mi chael A. Russo, of MiddIetown, and Louis Lerz, venerable of Log gia Italia Progressive of Water bury were among the speakers.
 Waterbury lodges which were represented included Pro. D'Avel- limo, Regina Elena, Italia Progress Siva, and DiSiIvestro. The ar- engagements committee included MT. LerZ, Miss Concetta Miressi, Michael, Giusti, and Mrs. Giovan- nina Genua.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Court Verdi

Court Verdi, ForseterS of Amer ica, last night voted to have a social after the second meeting of each month falling on the third Monday of the month. John Cor tese was elected second trustee for the remainder of the year. The club voted to hold its 38th anni- versary celebration next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Additional Society
Miss Mary Mancini
 Guest Al Shovers

Miss Mary Mancini of Martone street was guest of honor at a shower given recently by Miss Josephine Mancini and Mrs. Anita Mancini at Franco American hall.
 Those attending were: Misses Josephine Mancini, Jean Angeloni, Florence LoRusso. Rose LoRusso, Josephine Della Camera, Dorothy Della Camera, Josephine Cochiola, Florence Cocchiola, Rose DeMunda, Edith Lattanzo, Marie Rotella, Caroline Mentucci, Connie Rinaldi, Lee Pace, Edith Lattanzio, Bertha LePage, Norma Poggi, Katherine Lombardo, and Mrs. Emily LaPorta, Mrs. A. Mancini, Mrs. Connie Asetta, Mrs. Robert Platt, Mrs. Samuel Ro- tella, Mrs. Sam Mussory, Mrs. Rob- ert Angeloni, Mrs. Palmine Mentuc- ci, Mrs. Palmina Bernahe, Mrs. Carmella Lombardo, Mrs. Michael Marconi, Mrs. George LePage, Mrs. Joseph Bourgot, Mrs. Ambrose De- Sena, Mrs. Gurrino Garbatini, Mrs. Armand Garbatini, Mrs. Norma Pe- luso, Mrs. Joseph Mulesky, Mrs. AL bert Boulanger, Mrs. Josephine Lat tanzio, Mrs. Agnes Fabiano, Mrs. Joseph Fabiano, Mrs. Joseph Miner vini, Mrs. Rose Minervini, Mrs. Mary Parello, Mrs. c. Aurelli, Mrs. Carmela Varrone, Mrs. L. LorusSo, Mrs. Berbutf and daughters, Mrs. Luzzi and daughters, Mrs. Bottach- iari and daughters, Mrs. Sorcinella and daughter, Mrs. Solomito and daughters, Mrs. Sorcinella and daughter, Mrs. Solomito and daugh- ter.
 Miss Mancin was also honored at a kitchen shower given recently by Mrs. Rachel Corbett and Mrs. F. Fasano. The guests included: Nora Lawson, Florence Lally, Antoinette DeBelliS, Mary Borrello, Olga Paris. Mildred Gonillo, and Mary Mansfield.
 Miss Adeline Smotas whose mar riage to Herman Wolfe will be an event of October 26th was rendered a personal linen shower at her home. recently. Mrs. Catherine Ry- kosky, sister of the bride, who will be her matron of honor was host ess. The bride received many beau- tiful gifts. A delicious luncheon was served.
 The guests included all the bridesmaids of the wedding, includ- ing Miss Martha Ostrowski, Louise Deschnes, Lillian Wolfe, Mrs. Wil- liam Archer of this city, Miss Ann Desantis Of Cheshire, Miss Hattie Roman and Emmellne 0rabiel of Naugatuck and other guests were: Mys. Joseph Janetty, Jeanne Roman, Louise steere, Louise De- gantis. Adellne smotas and Mrs. Catherine RykoskI.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin Reed and son, Richard of Bristol avenue who are leaving on Friday to take iip their residence in 9E. Alhane, l.. |, were honorcd at e farewell party given nt tho home Of MT. and NrB, Clarence Nlcho|s of aEaierleWn N'o- flllf on Sunday evening,
 Those attending Hefo, MT, and hafs Edward R1dden and ton, nd' NafA' Mf' and Ns1. 1ames htddcn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Roosevelt

Roosevelt lodge, Knights of Pythias, will have a dinner Oct. 24 at a place to be announced. The arrangements committee Is in charge of Jack Freedman. as- sisted by Moe Rosenfield, Man. nie Lax, Aaron Paur, Louis Franken, and Philip Cohen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Market On Dull Side
 Today; PricesIrrregulaT
Leading Issues Have Delayed Openings Special
 Issues Show Gains

Louisville 6s Nashville eQualed ils high at 60 up 1. General Steel Casting preferred sold at fe up 1 I-2: Goodyear preferred 75 up ] and Eastman 134 1-2 up 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08

oepted the gavel from the retiring mayor. He called for a report of the nominating committee for Mon- day night, october if. Those pfes- ent: Nicholas A. Nowle. Hiray A. Kelsey, Julian Hampson. William F. peuth, waiter Ash. IT,, Arthur Kiely, Joseph corcoran, John Mon- arlo, Rogcr Bryson, Stewart Hyde, Robert Q. Sampson, William Burns, William q. oordon, Pred Knob- Ioek, Joseph v. Bnnaklk, Robert pflng, Earl q. Wagner, Francis MnEan. Arthur Rockwell, Raymond Efanct. william Bennett joHonil napio. c'Fo eenllna|. cfief bnbfoN. eIsF Hefberl 9, Smith nnA Apbfes E. ufe1n|aN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
Daily Statistics on Auto Accidents

MONDAY, OCTOBER !
 Traffic Accidents 12,323 12,198 Fatalities 213 22S Injuries S,5l9 1883
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
sHIPPINGi LOSSES

London, Oct. s.-UP)-The ad- miralty today announced loss of 72,- S37 tons of merchant shipping due to enemy action in the week ended Sept. %. Losses included 10 British, four Allied and one neutral ship
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
COP WOMEN PLAN
 COUNTY CONVENTION

Mrs. Rowley W. Phillips, general
 chairman of the New Haven County COP Women's meeting to be held October l6th ct i2:3O at the Elton. entertained Mrs. Helen Mfnanuelson and Mrs. Dwight Smith Of New Haven ct c luncheon ct her homo yesterday. Plans were completed to make thB occaslon on evcntlui one. Mrs J'Anthony, president Of the lo- eel Women's Republican club, end chaiFmen of Committees attended MFD. Viola Anielung, Mrs. Julius D Smith, MFD. Minnie Leroy, Mrs. Ger. lrudc Keonan. Mrs. Q. n' Doachard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08

end eon Raymond. Mf1. Edward Hoddlnf. EF.. MF. nn4 Mrs. olnfq ence H'chola nlfd sons. M|mef, MIIs ion and KfanoIh Nichols.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08

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Evening star., 1940-03-03
1893 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
room kitchen. dtnette and hath with

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room: kitchen; dinette and bath with
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| 1904 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
nice larEe rooms. Ink; basement; reas.;
Apt. 700. Apply manaeer.
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR: LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen. inlaid linoleum. Frigidaire, oil
Gsndoiph aesp osas saslhs week. os4 webster NV
$3.50 9th ST. NV OR 8 ROOMS.
KIT. bath. gas heat, hot water, gas. elec.
q FARRAGGUT PL; N.w.-DuPLEx APT,
rooms. KIT, bath: very modern; incl.
gas, light, phone: new house; conv loc,;
l..E ! RM;; K, PVT, BATH. 2 poRcHEs;
44th St. W. Chevy Chase. b. G
DET HOME, 2. r.. X, B., PoRCHEs;
st s9e' W. rrsaslye cseyy cbss. 5as z biz 4als 44th
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725 UPsHUR--TWo ROOMS. KITCHEN
Ina Eris,do poTeh; pc heat gas electricity and
~ hioIlcu
1879 I ST. NE, Mr. BLADENsBURG RID.
Newly decorated, front, 2 rooms, kit.
d1nette. bath, Frigidaire $4,000
APT, UNFURNISHED: 2 ROOMS. KITCH-
$40 So; 5e esth' ami 1888 corcofan ST. NV.
7O6 LoNGFELLoW ST NW-LARGE
front room, kitchen. screened porch heat.
gas, cleo; S25. Georgia 1895.
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ANPaE Pddm HIGHLANDS F5lsb.n snI,t l4oo sath ST
Adults only So $40 AT, 9sSH'en' oso7. location
Ills sth NE. : S27.50; MODERN; ?
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907 ALLISON ST. NV RMS, KIrcH-
en-, private bath; back porch; heat. gas,
eject. phone: ref; adults.
NE, NEWLY ~, DECORATED; TABLETOP STOVE
kitchen, bath, So SO. ApHy Nv resident resident
4s ss on sa ssfpI5ss ssI 81 49, Hs; Ontario
rooms, kit, rels.. bath; heat included
a A.so a lovely 2.bedroom apt. for s52 so
1884 10th ST. NV.
Desirable apt, ? rms; kit. bath, $3.50;
see res. mgr, Apt L..
1476 NEWTON ST. NV.
curren1 Tms'' skp 81 bath elec refs. on house
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
81 rm.' kit, bath. slass-inclosed porch,
? rms, kit. bath. $3.50.
1419 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
2 rms, kit, bath; gas, elec included;
See Res. Mgr, Apt 2s.
141O EUCLID ST. NV.
5 large rms. bath $50.
969 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
Modern, 3 rms, kit, bath; 3 exposures;
3427 18th ST. NV.
Desirable bldg. bachelor apt. rm
bath: S2S 80: rms, kit, bath, porch. $50
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV co. Os3s.
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S3l.75-2228 Ist St nw-1 r, E.,
cog m 900. FURNISHED.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S15 11th St NV III rss1
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DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISf1ED APARTMFNTS

esa' Iiseasa ..ts .sh .ns sT Dosss FL Areo,.
heat; : Sse 8 %; wrrSi,n KsS; APt; ao xr All,
Ant. yLHTml2Rs KE, Is, D ST. q, s.Ei e., cox
Hp'. &. WELDON Wee Nc Co, sisn M so1i s5if $50
5of 1900 2ns ST. St; NV; I1, APT T. - Key At
bath screened porch psinsed Walls k'fnsa aeat
hot water. service Included. Convenient to
eSs ownER RshopPins q'p s4oS center. Only $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER APT.
Liy: rm;: alcove Gbsdrm. Or library: Isi large
E9xnsTSo5R aas7 orsai isIh 81 S. 81 NV porch
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phone TfFFEY & FLYNN Inc pi R.pnbiir R:wa Or
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tation.
DUPLEX-$49.5O.
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- Large, tsa e. prlsht apis. with heat and hot
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PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
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2700 CONN. AVE. NV.
AT WOoDLEY RD..
Opposite Wardman Park Hotel
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q. Rooms; Kitchen and Bath; $50
24-Hour Switchboard and Elevator Service,
resident Manager. Columbia s106
TAYLOR, 4O27 18th st. NV
2 rms. kit. bath; free refg. $3.50
WHITECROFT APT,
. 1901 LoNGFELLoW ST. NV.
Z rms. din, kit. bath. refs $50 90
ATHERTON, Pip F st. NV.
rm., foyer kit. bath, refs. S34
KENYON, 1872 Kenyon St. NV,
D rms kit'' oath' refs. $1,000
ATLANTIC, 1905 10th St. NV.
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MULLIN, 329 R. I. Ave. NE.
2 rms, kit. bath. free refs. S42,5O
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1909 Hampden Lane, Bethesda.
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Inspection Invited.
UNHEATED DUPLEX,
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= rms, kit. dinette, bath S3S.5O
1854 Holbrook Terrace NE.
2 rms. kit. bath. porch 1880
1857 Childress st. NE.
2 rms. kit. bath. porch 500 so
1922 v st. Sc.
2 rms, kit, bath, porch. refg. $4,000
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27O0 CONN. AVE. NV,
AT WOCDLEY RD..
Opposite Wardman Park Hotel
Exclusive Environment.
All Electricity Free
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath; Ss1 90
8 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath; $40
24-Hour Switchboard and Elevator Service
Resident Manager, Columbia SlO6.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

THE BARCLAY
2lOO Eye st. NV,
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Resident manager, NE. OS9S,
Evening star., 1940-03-03

1863 BELMONT ST. NV.
3 rooms, foyer, kitchen and bath
$62.5O. Janitor. AID. O333-J.
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MOST FOR THE MONEY.

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North CAPITOL and Farragut pi. NV. or
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-26

tone) Emma Trask, blue ribbon;
Mrs. J. E. Huey, red ribbon; Mrs
Louis Merritt, yellow ribbon.
59-(Verbena, - sprays, one col
.or) Mrs. J. E. Johnson, blue rib
bon; Mrs. Rufus LeGrand, red rib
bon; Miss Ruth Loman, yellow rib
bon.
60-(Viola, u blooms) no entry
Section 5: Lilies and other flow,
ers from bulbs or corms:
61-(Amaryllis, l stalk Mrs. R
r. Stone, blue ribbon.
62-(Day Lily, three stalks) Mrs
j. F. Robertson, blue ribbon; Mrs
Louis Merritt, red ribbon.
63-(Lily-of-the-Valley, six stalks)
E. R. Tyler, blue ribbon; Mrs. ]
K. Wise, red ribbon.
64-CMadonna Lily, 1 stalk) nc
entry.
65-(Regal Lily, 1 sta1k) no en-.
try.
66-(Water Lilies, 1 bloom) Mrs
]. A. Elmore, red ribbon.
Section 6: Flowering Shrubs
Tree or Vine, One Branch OF
Spray:
67-(Azalea) Mrs. J.. G. Simon.
blue ribbon; Mrs. w. M. Collins
red ribbon.
6S-(Beauty Bush) Mrs. Louis
Merritt, blue ribbon.
69-(Magnolia) no entry.
70-(Mock orange. single) Charles
Peschau, blue ribbon.
n-(Mock orange, double) no en-.
try.
72-CWeigela) ]. U. King, blue
ribbon.
73-(Wisteria) Mrs. Dan Penton,
blue ribbon; Mrs. Louis Merritt,
red ribbon.
74-(Camellia Japonica, 1 bloom)
no entry.
75-(Unlisted) Mrs. D. M. Oar.
den, blue ribbon; Claude Howell
red ribbon; Mrs. Louis Merritt
yellow ribbon.
Section Z: Wild Flowers:
76-(Wild Flowers) Mrs. Claude
Howell, blue ribbon; Johnny Craw.
ford, red ribbon.
rs 1-2-(Thistle) Miss Lois Toomer,
blue ribbon.
T-(Grasses) Mrs. T. F. Darden,
blue ribbon; Mrs. Winder Hughes,
red ribbon.
7S-(Vines) Miss Lois Toome1,
blue ribbon.
| 79-(Projects) Mrs. D. D. Cam.