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LOTS WANTED

BUILDER WANTS LOTS OR ACREAGE IN
D. c. area Quick action. State details
phone. Box l7S-E, Star. l4s
LOT, SUITABLE FOR PARK AND SHOP
ping center, WILLIAMS REALTY co,
National 4433
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SUMMER HOMES.

MARGATE, N. j., 13 NORTH HAVERFORD
aVe;-Rent attractive 7-room home. open
oeck' garage: block from beach. Reasonable
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PROPOSALS.

CCoMMIssIoNERs,. D; C., WASHINGTON,
TeeeIved At Room 800, District suiidins
psEthsn!ss: Gs' 5Hne shf sadoossrsd rGtos pe
lated cable and fiber conduit Electrical
Department; optical supplies and repairs,
Public Welfare. Specifications and infor-
matip9 ief21s14 e. Room go District BUILDING
COMMISsIoNERS; D; C., WASHINGTON
Teeevd YHpf a At Room s6a 9ss Bdne T
then publcy opened oe for certain I 9ag repsirs snS
70 and replacements Of electrical work at
located at, filth Street and Maine Avenue
W Washington. D. c. Proposals. draw
ings n and specifications may be obtained at
Of certified check for $1,000, payable TO the
Collector OF Taxes: D. C, to guarantee
their II, return turn In good condition.
PROPOSALS WILL BE. RECEIVED IN
jay 5 o9 1915 S for h0ps the psrchase fns Of Ne
ans Webser s sts tS parce SqqfEs
s., square 1864, 26th and East st:, wv;
Benn=ns Rd parcel H 9s ssis75. a 14th Fl asa So
ton to the Office Of the Assistant Engineer
Commissioner, D. C, Room 414. District
Bldg NJ. c. HAZEN, J. R YOUNG, D.
McCoASSH' g. Jr" Commissioners, D. c.
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration, Washing ton, D.
cate will b. publicIy, opened. in this ofice
at 10 AM, Standard Time June 81, 1910,
for furnishing and installing window wash
er's safety hooks in the Justice Building,
Washington, D. c. Drawings and specifi-
cations may be obtained at this Office The
furnishing OF more than one set will be at
the discretion of the Commissioner of
Public Buildings w. E. REYNOLDS, Com
missioner of Public Buildings. Federal
WORKS Agency. Je14.3t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

14-RooM HOUSE. 2 BATHS, S GARAGES.
and S,room house with bath. shower: box
WOOD hedge and several trees; being used as
a boarding house and tourist home; in the
pest of condition; h.-wh.. gas, cleo. must
be seen to be appreciated
r. A. ORR OWNER,
Werrentnp Ua 1ns
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Note The purchaser Of the above prop
erty at previous sale having failed to
comply with the terms thereof. the trustees
will proceed as above to resell said property
under the provisions Of said trust.
lel2,14,1S o0ol
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WILDWOOD. N. ideal HOME AND
summer business property: furn, rms.
kit, bath apt 1st f.; bedrms.. bath End
f.; for sale reas. Also cottage. 4 and 7
rms; furn., apts;, Ami, elec. refg. 2 blks.
beach; rent week or season. RA. 6955.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

RESTORED. ATTRACTIVE. S-ROOM CEN
trail hall Colonial residence. 1000 So. #.
of porch with 80 Cor more) acres at Wal
dorf, Md; 80 min. to Washington on State
road; good tobacco and general crop soil:
part of Moore farm. Grade and high
schools. churches bus service; S4, 500. Can
be financed through F H. A. 2507 33rd
ST. Sc. OWNER. Phone Lincoln 94l6.
FRIENDLY, MD. s MI. D C:-53-ACRE
farm, livabe S-rm. house, 4 barns, 2
streams, 3 wells, beautiful shade trees
Bargain at $500; easy terms. DAN
ABBOTT Clinton DOW.
; ACRES, BORDERS BEAUTIFUL SHADED
creek. Roads Southern Nd. 1S miles
Capitol. $500, terms Phone ME. 1880.
VIRGINIA FARMS.
Attractive farms in Fauquier, Culpeper
Orange, Caroline, Louisa and Northumber-
land Counties Immediate possession.
Reasonably priced; terms, 2Oeo cash. BAL
write JAS E. DONAHUE, repr the Federal
Land Bank, Q S. Boulevard Richmond, Va.
THE WORLDS SAFEST INVESTMENT
land; land; priced ,right and well located, within
Here IS l25 acres Of it in NV, Md. #
ns Eepy sny yosed ay aoo anog lno x 5eSs
and fine set of outbldgs. The price, $500:
Barr s,dko' SoHN 4; b1 sEsJSSKdFY; s5sSI II IA. 1914.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued
400 READING AVE

406 READING AVE.
ROCKVILLE, MD
porch 1poom bath detached De- home oil heat
fence. Lot contains 10000 so. ft.: garage.
Prlce, S4'650 Call WI GAO.
IS s4.5G,GmsSo9 Gol,eco &C @ CASH ,4s S42:5o NO.
cond: heat elec. range, full basement,
laundry trays. automatic hot water, garage
chicken house; beautiful shrubbery. shade
0Sep lot to "le$$jH H$H ACRES
burner 2 CHICKEN houses, garage ia land
sHapeq on shsde @ blocks sShSo @
Call Hyattsville o334 ewes, Warfield 1891
ARLINGTON, VA.
S5,775 AND $500
lovely groom homes Il brick and 1
wooded lot Convenient to bus, grade and
Junior high schools F. H A. terms il de-
Sired. Open this week end To reach
Drive out Washington blvd. to 1st st, past
Swanson Junior High MCKINLEY St.. Turn
LETT L block to houses,
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CD oboo, Ewes, CHI. 4719,
STONE-FRONT HOMES.
In The most beautiful low-cost housing
development in the entire Metropolitan
area An2ts 10 10 min, min downtown area; cash pay
Large 4-room sToNEfrosnstt NEiiSsst GSnse bunssloWs Tp
on hlgh wooded lots; Close to Hyattsville,
convenient to schools, transportation and
stores stores; Gas electricity. water. sewer, i'm
To reach: Drive out Bladensburg I'd.
TO 70 Peace Cross. then right 3 blocks to.
Edmonston rd., left on Edmonston I'd 8
p!oskS 10 Peyton ave, right on Peyton ave.
STONE -FpoNT tIorrcrNr- m
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
BLDG

BLDG. LOTS AND ACREAGE, EASY
terms, Material and construction loans
available. Seat Pleasant and vicinity
ZANIZlNGER 945 K ST. NV. Eve, Hill
side O4l
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ONE ACRE 5000

At Annandale Either wooded or grass
land, Close to schools, church. transp: SO
down, $40 mo, VERNON NJ LYNCH 4,
SON, nffco Z miles out Columbia pike
Phone Alex. 5906, Open ewes, closed Sun.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ONLY, A FEW MORE CHOICE BUILDING
sites left in River View, adjacent to Po-
tomac River on Mt Vernon blvd; water,
terms. Box 256-D, Star.
COR; 18th AND FLORAL SITS. NV, FAC
#. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO, I3si K st. st,
NV.
FFAs FH4ss l AND y gF ys sTs ssj FW "
sHAPiRo, nc DUPONT 777777. '''
JUST 0PENED--BEAUTIFUL BARNABY
MAJ Manor Farms. bet: Silver Hill ana Oxen
DIN ABBOTT, Clinton SOW
DRIVE outs BEAUTIFUL LOTS FOR
S2s2; one-fare zone terms to suit; Car
m1dy mod, Hills, Seat Pleasant, Md: willing to
he heip you build 20, Q; B. zANTzINGER CO,
90 LOTS. CLOSE IN; SEWER WATER,
home for colored Box 21s-E, star :''
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOT, CORNER
Yorktown and Sudbury .rds,, near Rock
Greek egees, Park 1 X, 81 in Colonial Village. p G
6S2os So It All improyements Tn eo'''F1iced Priced
below cost. Reasonable terms. Your own
broker or e. W. SPHINX, Chatham, N. j,
SO SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, RIVER
sewer available will sell cheap htsIoqi's on terms nna
Box 242-A, Star
Bungalow site, S6S9 SSS9s: /, square from
newly, newly paved Minnesota ave, blocks from
school and bus. Evening phone, Ii. 1000,
LII So09' At E1RRR:r TaaR; w LEE
l313 Fl St NV NT d60o
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SUMMER CAMPS.

TALL TIMBERs-cAMP FOR BOYS, TALL
Timbers, Md, opens its season July /
Enrolment limited. Call Adams 1012S.
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rNynDED

COLORED
Near Massachusetts ave and 3rd ST
ne. - Bay-window brick house of s
rooms, bath. hot-water heat and electricity.
Most of the ceilings and some Of the walls
are of embossed metal so the plaster Goes
not fall or crack Price $1,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K s.. NV Ma 1886
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
Board. Washington. D c.. June IA, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing persons have applied for licenses under
the District of Columbia Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Act. that remonstrants are
entitled to be heard before the granting OF
1910, at 9;I5 a m, IN Room No. 225. Dis
tTict Building: 1915. Edith L, Edwards,
T A Ediths Grill Retailers d" 1924
Retailers b" 3631 1858 18th st. ne;
Ass, Max Seiur Pelkln, T "A kenilworth
Market, Retailers B, - 1904 Kenilworth
ave. ne; 1853 Ray Otto Reinhart and
Louis Stevenson Gabriel, TIA National
Light Lunch, Retailers d" $40 9th ST.
n W; 1850. Michael Bess, TIA Balalaika,
Retailers 5 C" lT12 Connecticut ave. n W.
THOMAS ELLIS LODGE. AGNES K MA
SON. WILLIAM P MEREDITH, Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board. jel4,@l.
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Large wooded lots. suitable for moderate
priced detached homes: located in the
woodland section of Greenwich Forest, just
Priced from $50
We will assist responsiblA q builders by
Supordlnating part Of the purchase price
information call Mr.. Schwartz
l4o4 CAFRITz. DI. aOso.
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$500 CASH.

$500 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase, Md.--In
desched home of rooms bath s
dttloned Priced at $3.50: monthly pay
mentS like rent. OWNER AND BUILDER,
DlStrlct HHo4- EVENINGS. MNndleY 043o.
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LARGE WOODED LOT
BUILDERS, ATTENTION

On q hilltop overlooking Washington and
the Potomac. all improvementS in: ! n n,;n
utes ,doWntoWn. bargain. Cali jack
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UNIQUE-S9, ,95O-NEW.

OHNINH = IT % 'oO0 VI W.
Bedroom and bath on first floor, 3 bed
rooms and bath on second, large living
room, splendid dining room, sparkling, sum
1T kitchen. spacious knotty pine recreation
room, built-in garage; delightful location
near schools; stores and transportation;
intown, Northwest For inspection phone
MI Lundsren, Emerson 5043. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
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CHEVY CHASE,
1850.

CHEVY CHASE,
$3.50.
Brand-new detached home of 6 rooms, 2
porch; convenient to transportation and
stores. A real bargain. Only one at this
price For appointment call till M,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St. NV, District 10l5,
aSF55SSSS W ~ sszs s mo- PEs. 45S.e f25 5
Aurlbertt, y Ma. "357i WAsHiNGToN
HOUSING CORP. 93l H NV
CoLORED-l9O0 BLOCK ROSEDALE ST
net r., b hw-h full basement, 3
y. VI BAILEY or V, s Huribert, Ma 3571.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP, 93l
NV.
COLoRED, 122 18th ST. NE-RECON-
ditloned throughout rooms, bath: h.-wh
cellar; new sink, stove price. S4. $50: $3.50
cash. balance like rent Call Mr. Davis
E n, AIKEN INC. 500 st. NV. Ma
ooLoREDI-l257 HAMLIN ST. Ne
$4,000 District 7739 or Emerson 1852
DOWN S37 80 MoNTHLY-southgate
bts-S4,750 to S6,s50 3, 6, rooms. 30
new detached homes on attractive lots 40x
100 #: hardwood floors, hot-water or air
conditioned heat; close in bus lines, l
fare only; come out and see this fine loCa-
tion for yourself. To reach; Drive out
Columbia pike, turn left on Queen st,
District SSSS
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE.

BLUE RIDGE, CUMBERLAND VALLEY
GSo Is stone cottage and brick house, 30,
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COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE.

SS,2a5. A real home with beautiful es-
taolished rock gardens and lovely oaks. -?
rms. attractive porch, attached garage and
venient to shopping center, bus line and
country club: 4 blks, to schools 4e12 26th
st. north, Arlington. Va. oxford O1s7-J
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D. G.; l wooded acre, r, b. bungalow,
mi. hWd. floors, finished attic, h-wh
Call OWNER. Ashton 3l64
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MARYLAND.

4106 BEECH AVE, DECATUR HTS. MD
New brick home in cool. quiet community
containing 3 bedrms., living rm with fire.
place, dining rm, modern kitchen, COM
pIete basement garage.
ONLY $50
MI VERNON MORTGAGE CORP
Second Floor. Machlnsts' Bldg Ma 5536
COLORED-5-R RM. BATH BUNG., HOT
mi D. c, IN Va; rent, S35 CO. O037
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT,

3105 SOUTH 18th ST ARLINGTON VA
= rooms. h.-w.h., shade. po.ches; yard
lncloSed; = entrances; bus close Rent.
so, sell. 900 on easy terms MRS
MUNSON owner Chestnut $3.50
REMODELED MD FARMHOUSE, QUAINT
and attractive. 4 bedrooms, electricity.
bath, telephone large lawn, shade, good
roads; 80 minutes u nil from DOWN
TOWN Washington. VIII install automatic
OIL heat for suitable tenant; $50 per month.
or sell las is with 10 fertile acres, In
Guiding fruit. nut trees. berries, grapes,
garden, good barn timber. etc, for $3.50
DI 1928, or ewes, MI 67Os
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REAL, BUY.

Northeast-12 units. Annual rental over
handle balance. terms or might consider
clear, vacant, Call Mr. Carney.
BRADLEY BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
National 02I. Southern Bldg.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

Arlington. Va Old DOMINION REALTY
CO. Chestnut 6343
2 ROOMS, MODERN; LOT 75xo00, IN
closed; full basement: $4,000: easy terms.
c q MITNCON Chestnut $500
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE FOUR FAMILY FLAT,
restricted section, attractive surroundings.
Well built. Priced right for quick sale.
Box 16-D, Star.
CORNER APARTMENT HOUSE, 16 UNITS.
PTce s35 SeHon 666 es eaF Nh ens I5o
SHANNON & LUCHS co. National 2345;
evenings. WoodleY S30S
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
PROPERTY OWNERS
MUST FILE LISTS
Ten Per Cent Penalty Face
Delinquents After Mon.
day, July |

The annual period for the filing
Of lists Of taxable property with the
board OF tax commissioners and
apportionment began today. Owners
Of property, whether real or per-
sonal have until July ! to visit the
city hall and declare property own
ed by them as Of May I.
A 10 per cent penalty u added
10 the assessments Of those who
fail to appear TO list their proper
ty before July /. The penalty Is
equivalent 10 o 10 per cent tax In
crease for those who are delinquent.
The city charter requires that
any owner Of property on which
tax must be paid visit the office
OF the board Of tax commissioners
and apportionment between June
and July !.
The lists filed will be the basis
Of the 1910 grand list, taxes on
which will fall due May l. i94i. A
final and corrected list OF taxable
property Is open for public inspec-
ton on Dec. !. - required by the
charter.
The forms TO be filled out by
owners Of property are available at
the tax commissioners office.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01

BAND PLAYS LAKE
Joseph Lezotte to Sing
With Unit at Compounce
Tomorrow

The Fulton-American band will
give o concert ut Lake Compounce
In Bristol tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Joseph Lezotte will sing
with the band. The following pro-
gram will be played:
!. March Chicago Tribune ........
................... p. Champer.
2. Overture-Fest ......, Lauter
3. selection--Prima Donna, Herbert
4. Popular Gem No. i-Modern
operate and Ballet Music 49,.
'.'''''. '','''''s'',. k1oCuHelm,
3. Grand Selection-Faust. .Gounod
q. Country Gardens. Granger
b. Pilgrims Chorus from
Tannhauser .......... Wagner
8. Ballet Egyptian ........ Luigini
March-El Captain ......... .Sousa
z. Waltz-Blue Danube :. Strauss
8. The Bohemians ......,.,....,
............f from Puccini,s Opera
0. Coronation March from the
Prophet .,............ Meyerboer
10. Star Spangled Banner Key
Rocco Pagano will conduct.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
TEACHERS LIST
PLACED ON FILE

A list Of applicants 10 teaching
positions in the local public high
schools 10 expected 10 be given to
the Board Of Education By supt. Of
Schools Thomas J. Condor Monday
night.
The list was asked for BY DR.
Harold J. perkinson several weeks
ago, and was reported NEARLY COM
piete by DR.. Condor at the last
meeting.
The list will not determine any
new method Of appointing candi-
dates TO teaching posts, but will
merely be list.
The new method Of appointing
which was suggested months ago
has not been heard Of for quite a
while, and Is believed 10 be RESTING
on the shelf.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
STATUE ON Lawn
DEDICATED HERE
St. JOseph's Pastor Ac.
cepts l4.FOOt Gift, Sym.
bOlic OF WOmanhOOd

A drizzling rain did not interfere
too much with dedication exercises
Of the i4-foot statue, emblematic
Of Lithuanian womanhood, last
evening. The statue, which Is rest
ing on the lawn Of ST. Joseph's
rectory, was accepted by Rev. Jo-
seph Valantiejus, pastor, at 0 diver
stfied program Friday night In st.
Joseph's hall. The exercises were
scheduled TO be held on the rectory
lawn, but rain forced the change.
A letter from Jonas Budrys, Lith-
uanian consul-general at New York
which came with the statue, was
read TO the several hundred at
tending by Rev. Alfred Cabitor.
Other priests taking part In the
exercises were Rev. Paul Linskas
Of Lithuania, and Rev. Joseph Bog
usas, post graduate student at Ford
ham University.
The statue adorned the front Of
the Lithuanian Building ct the
Worlds Fair last year. Before that
II was on display at the Paris ex.
hibition In France In 1898.
The committee In charge Of dedi.
cation exercises last night included:
Father Valantiejus, Alexander Alex
sis, Peter Jokubauskas, Mrs. Anna
Barkauskas, Peter Lubinas, Mrs.
Nellie Jenusaitis, Mrs. Martha Zail-
skas, Mrs. Nellie Kanapa, Domenic
Matas, Mary Alubauskas, Sophie
Stulginskas and Marcelle Andrtkis.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
ITALIAN SCOUTS
AWAIT CAMPOREE

Henry sprano was elected leader
Of Troop 26 for camporee exercises
at Plymouth next Friday at o meet
ing OF the italian Boy Scouts In
the parish hall Of the Church Of
Our Lady Of Lourdes on South
Main street last evening. Two pa
trolls from Troop 20 win be repre-
sented at the camporee.
Twenty-Five members attended the
parley and the signalling contest
which started last week was con-
tinued featuring Henry Sprano, Al
bert White, Rocco Mole and Richard
Iannotti. Scoutmaster Carmen d.
Maria sent o message and Henry
Sprano completed 1t In full and was
awarded q signalling medal.
Indoor campfire tests will be held
at next weeks parley. 1t was decided
that any troop member missing
more than one meeting for the re-
mainder Of the year will not be ELL
gible TO attend the annual outing.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01

Attorney Michael J. 0alullo de-
livered q radio address last night
on behalf OF the Salvation Army,
which Is now conducting It's annual
campaign for funds. He praised the
work OF the organization, particul-
arly In the rehabilitation OF former
prison inmates.
Charles J. Allen, chairman Of the
drive, reports that $26i4 has been
collected since the drive began Mon
day. There have been 274 contribu-
tions received. He declared that the
results In the brief period Of the
drive 80 far indicate the strong
support Of the public for the Saliva
tion Army,
Mr.. dalullo In his talk quoted
Warden Lewis Il. Lawes OF Sing
Sing 10 the effect that the Salvation
Army cares for q larger number OF
discharged prisoners than any other
organization. Mr.. dalullo also prais-
ed the work OF the Salvation Army
during the World War.
The following additional contri-
butors were announced:
Mrs. Margaret l.. Smith, Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co., Rem
salaer Chamberlain, Jack Adams,
william ]. Secor, Calvin ]. Martin,
Miss II. M. Patchen, Sidney J. Al
bert, Malcolm w. Starr Corp, Mary
II. Reilly, n. II. Madison, II. Morgan
Manning, James r. Coeu Mrs. 6her.
wood l.. Roland, Rev. Eugene p.
Cryne, Mrs. Mildred q. etocker, ].
II. Lahey, Mrs. George A. King,
spinelia Brothers, william D. Price,
Fred A. Beardsiey, Joseph J. Kneen,
Mr.. and Mrs. orion p. Camp, Mr..
and MRS. william M. Hodges, Q, r,
suhr, william q. Schneider, Joseph
II. Nelly, Mrs. Elisabeth Bordinat,
Miss Madeline Bordinat, Miss Helen
Ives briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh l..
Thompson, James J. Quyette, Miss
Lucie Bischert, w. II. Corbett, Miss
Elma l.. stuckman, Frank lava, J.,
Warren Upson and william Henry
White.
Also employees Of Mattatuck Mfg.
Co., members OF the Visiting Nurse
Assn, Arthur W. Thompson, Lucy
l.. Minahan, Mrs. Fred Gray, r. r.
Qriggs, Jr., Wonder Shop, Kline's
Read to- Wear, II. J. Carroll, Joseph
Sugenheimer, Frank McHugh, Mr.,
and Mrs. r. Schneider, Goldsmith
Chatfeld Co., Leon n. French's
Everyman's Bible Glass, Waterville,
Hotchkiss Motor Co., Musler q Lie
beskind Co., Ralph II. Paine, Mrs.
Anna u. Penniman, st. Johns
Church, Mrs. Mary Stone Lewis, Mrs.
II. r. MUM, Lewis M. Holland,
Louise X. Rodman, James J. Curtin,
r. y. Snyder, O'Rourke q Birch,
James A. Millar, John w. Olson, u.
q. Hart, Mrs. J. II. Hurlbut, Mrs. K.
Werner, Miss Alice Werner, Arthur
u. Rodgers, Blakeslee II, Barnes,
employees Of Brandvein q Co., Beers
Inc, J. r. Ring, II. A. Lud-
lum, n. w. Wild, n. O. Blake
slee, Mrs. Robert r. driggs, Q. Wal.
ter Childs, Henry q. 0ros, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Miss Edith q.
Camp, Merwin r. Whiteley, II. A.
Anderson, D. r. Beech Co., employees
OF Waterbury Buckle Co., Dora M.
Hamblin, Mrs. A. r. Kimball, Paul
J. Kunkel, Chas. Rosengarten,
George Boden, Mrs. u. w. Van Week,
william 9. Kellogg, Gertrude W..
Epson, Miles !. A. Martin, Harold B.
Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Maxwell,
Siller Plumbing Supply Co., Walter
A. Wallace Rev. T. l.. Sinclair,
Frank Pope, Inc, Rev. John O.
Walker, Clark 8. Judd, Rev. David
p. Gaines. Elevator Service Co., and
Richard l.. Wilcox.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Calullo Lauds Work
Of Salvation Army
Local Prosecutor Who Served With Yankee Division
Boosts Campaign for Funds In Radio Broadcast

The following furniture dealers
also have contributed according To
report by 8. Leon Oser, chairman OF
the group: Red Wood Co., Matzkin
Co., Wilbar Co., Mohill Co., Leopold
Co., Metropolitan Co., Arnold's Fur.
nishing Co., Hampson, Mintie a. Alb
bolt, Inc, Boston Co., Alberts Inc,
Beacon Riddle Center.
Two anonymous contributions -
one OF $40 and the other Of $ib, also
were received today.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Archbishop Spellman
Giues to Worthy Cause

The seriousness Of the European
Relief need Ii 30 great, and
prompt response 10 necessary, that
Washington today sent an urgent
plea 10 the waterbury Chapter Of
the American Red Cross In IN
effort 10 speed up contributions
from the citizens Of this COM
munity. OF the five million ref
ugees that have fled into Central
France, some fifty thousand are
reported 10 be from the Neither
lands, according 20 . cable mes.
sage from Paris.
Word was received In Washing.
ton today that slxty-seven bales
Of Red Cross supplies, shipped BY
the American Red Cross On the
Pan-American clipper plane last
week, had arrived In Paris after
cir shipment from Lisbon.
The supplies were immediately
turned over 20 che French Red
Cross for use In field hospitals
and refuge stations.
Other relief supplies are 81
ready enroute 70 France, the Red
Cross announced. French vessel
carrying 100 cases and 81 bales
Of surgical dressings and refugee
garments cleared from New York
on May ~, II was said. These
supplies were consigned 20 the
French Red Cross TO be used In
the present staggering emergency.
National headquarters hopes TO
get additional quantities Of emer-
gency supplies loaded on the Red
Cross "Mercy Ship, and the 8.
8. McKeesp0rt, which will prob
ably leave New York early In
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
Governor Baldwin to Parade With D. AV Delegates
William McGroth
To LeGUe Monday


william Mc0rath, son Of WIN.
liam ,. Mc0rath Of Euclid ave.
niue, this city has received an
appointment % the United
States General Accounting office
at Washington, ID. c. He win be
connected with the auditing
division Of the department.
Young Mr.. McGrath received
his appointment through U. 8.
Senator Francis MaIOney and
viii start work next Monday.
He win not be Q stranger In
washington a. he was former.
u employed by former Senator
Augustine LOnergan Of this
state.
Mr.. McGrath Il q graduate Of
Catholic University In Wash.
ington. He was q member Of the
class Of 1885 Of that institution.