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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
drill TEAMS IN
| STATE CONTEST
k N Competition Ex-
pected at Odd Fellows
Outing Next Saturday

The third annual Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs field day win be held
Saturday afternoon and evening at
Lake Quassapaug, Middlebury, and
thousands of members from all the
various IOOF organizations in Con-
necticut are expected to attend. The
field day is sponsored by the Con-
necticut Odd Fellows association for
the benefit of the Odd Felloks Home
in Groton.
Opening at 2:30 with greetings
from Grand Master Arthur e. Car
field of South Norwalk, the after
noon program will include athletic
events for men and women and an
elimination soft ball tourney directed
by Ray Snyder of Waterbury. Prizes
will be awarded in the various events.
In the evening at the dance pa
vilion there will be a competition
between drill teams from the follow
ing Rebekah and Theta Rho girls
entries: Winona No. 8, Waterbury;
Our Sisters No. SIS, Norwalk; Liberty
No. 81, Hartford; Eureka No. a.
South Norwalk; Columbian No. IS,
Naugatuck; Jenny Lind No. II, West
Hartford; ad Toujours Fidele Theta
Rho Girls club, Hartford. Dancing
will follow.
Emile j. Rondeau of New Britain Is
president of the association, Level
lyn Bron1f1eld of Glenbrook, vice
president; Miss Ruby Perkins OF
Hartford, secretary, anwd Walter B
Klein of Torrigton treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

ness meeting an extensive day-long
program of entertainment has been
arranged for the druggists and
their families.
Members of the committee include
the following druggists: Louis E..
Bria, Isidore Stoll, Paul j. Kunkel,
william r. Kenausis, George A.
Kipp, John p. Martin, Thomas p.
Kellogg, Thomas F. Mccarthy, Rus
sell H. DeBaun, Lawrence r. Far
rell, Frank Cuba, c. G. Czarsky.
Chairman Dunphy will report that
under fair trade, for the country as
a whole, average consumer selling
prices have dropped by one per cent.
This, he reports Is despite the fact
that the general cost of living in
creased by 81 per cent. The Con-
necticut committee has completed its
third year in the administration of
fair trade and complete details of
its work will be given at the sheep
bake. All druggists in the state are
urged to attend. More than 500 res
ervations already have been made at
the Hartford Office of the fair trade
committee.
The days entertainment is spon-
sored by the Northam Warren Corp.
of Stamford, with Freddie Hall act
ing as master of ceremonies. The
company's Worlds Fair band, under
the direction of Julius Nussman, will
play, with Betty Scovill as the
bands vocalist. There will be sports
events, bathing, and a special pro-
gram for children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
Druggists Of Connecticut to Sponsor Fair Trade Meene
Ciraldi Enters Race
For Senatorial Honor
President of Young Mems Republican Club Seeking
Nomination in 5tE District-POst Candidate

The race for the Republican NOM
nation for state senator from the
18th district promised to become a
wide-open affair today when 1t was
learned that Louis Ciraldi, first vice.
president of the Young Mems Re-
publican club, Is in the field. Harold
B. Post, former president Of the
same club, has already stated that
he is willing to accept the nominal
ton, and statements by several other
would-be candidates are expected
soon.
Mr.. Ciraldi told The Democrat to-
day that reports that he would be
candidate for the nomination
were correct. He said he would
withhold a formal statement of his
candidacy until later date.
In his bid for the senatorial nom
nation, Mr.. Ciraldi counts on sup
port from several strong elements
within the party. He has been ac-
tive not only in the Young Repub-
licans, but in the ranks of several
italian Republican organizations. He
was a leading opponent Of the city
manager plan during the llnsuccess-
full campaign for its adoption last
year.
Additional candidates. in the 18th
district make it appear that pri-
mary contest will be necessary to
decide the nomination.
The Democrats also have battle
on their hands in the same district
Senator George T. Culhane will be
a candidate for denomination, anc
among the aspirants for his post are
Attorney Michael v. Blansfeld, Rep
] Hugo Guastaferri, Attorney John
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
Seven Local Members
On Convention Lists
Executive Committee Completes Arrangements For
County Convention Here of Young Democratic Clubs

ticut. The clubs represented in the
county organization at present in
clude: Ansonia, Derby, Seymour,
Naugatuck, Meriden, Waterbury,
West Haven and Wallingford.
Following a meeting here last
evening of the county executive
committee it was announced that
Mayor Vincent A. Scully had ac-
cepted the Waterbury clubs invi-
tation to welcome the delegates to
the convention here. If possible, U.
S. Senator Francis T. Maloney and
Congressman j. Joseph Smith will
make an effort to be here for the
occasion. The committee, however,
has been informed that the pres
ence of legislators will be deter
mined by the pressure of business in
Washington.
Judge Edward P. Sheahan of
Seymour and Joseph DePaola. of
Meriden, executive secretary Of the
county organization, were among
those in attendance at the meeting
here last evening. The various
committees were organized and the
convention program discussed. Elec-
ton of officers and reports of COM
mittees will be among the chief fea-
lures of the coming convention.
The personnel of the various COM
mittees will be announced prior to
the opening of the convention, but
the following Waterburians have
been notified of their appointment
to serve.
Credentials: Fred DiLeore; per-
manent organization: Alphonse
Ferraro; reception, Francis "Cy''
O'Donnell; arrangements, Nicholas
zappone; constitution and bylaws
Joseph Carolan; resolutions, Will
liam T. harrington; nominating
committee, Thomas w. Scadden.
The convention meeting will bt
held at Patsy Browns Silver Chalet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

The annual outing and clam-
bake Of the st. Francis Xavier's
Holy Name Society forty-five play.
ers will be held Sunday at Schilds
gems Grove in South Waterbury.
Jerry Greaney's All Stars win.
ners Of the tournament, win be
guests of honor at the affair which
will open in the morning with q
softball game and QUOT matches
Dinner will be served at 3 o'clock.
ALI players are asked to contact
their respective captains for tick
cts for the outing. The commit.
tee in charge headed by Edward
Goggins, president Of the Holy
Name society, includes: John
Fitzmaurice, Bob McHugh, Jerry
Greaney, Daniel O'Neil, Thomas
Coughlan, Edward O'DOnnen, Pat.
rick Regain, Arthur Frageau, VIII
liam Kelly and Rev. David
O'Keefe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
CITY WINS TILT
ON ASSESSMENT
j u d g e Foster Upholds
Right to Levy Sewer
Charge

A judgment disnissing the appeal
of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company against the sewer
assessment levied against it by the
city has been made by Judge Car
Foster of superior court, who also
ordered that the defendant in the
case should recover its costs from
the plaintiff.
The utility company claimed that
its property on North Main street
was not improved or increased in
volume by the city's construction OF
the sewer and that the assessment
of $746.25 levied against it was
thus inequitable and unfair and
an unconstitutional taking of the
plaintiffs property without due
process Of law. The city claimed
that the assessment was at the
standard rate of $3.50 per lineal foot
for the 1885 feet of frontage owned
by the company as provided by
the city charter.
Judge Foster ruled that to grant
the appeal of the company would
be to admit that the city charter
was unconstitutional and that the
defendant had produced sufficient
evidence to show that this was not
so. Hence the assessment was up
held.
In the case of Nauagtuck National
Bank, administrator, against Fran
els Spencer, and others, Judge Eos
ter has ruled that the land in ques-
ton, situated on the east side Of
Carroll Lane in Naugatuck is quietec
and settled in the estate and heirs
of Margaret Kelleher. free from al
claims of the defendants.
The case involves land records o
the borough of Naugatuck goinl
back as far as 1861, in an attemp
to determine the legal ownership O
the property. Inasmuch as it is no
now known whether Francis Spen
Ger, the defendant, is alive or dead
or if he is dead, who are his repre-
sentatives or land, was declared in
valid, and tire entire title to tn,
land vested in the estate and heirs
of Margaret Kelleher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
POSTAL RECEIPTS
SET new RECORD

According to information received
by Postmaster Charles A. Babin, the
total postal receipts in the country
for the fiscal year ending June 80
are the highest for any year in the
history of the postal department.
The figure for the year was $780,
100000, which exceeds the previous
all-time high, set in 1889, by twenty
million dollars.
The postmaster said that the re-
ceiptS for the period July 1, 1889, to
June 80, 1910 in this city were I'M
usually high, amounting to $780,
600. This sum is second only to the
receipts of 1887 in Waterbury, when
the local all-time high of $685., 900
was set.
Postmaster General Farley re-
ported that the increase in receipts
for the past year was largely due
to increased sales of stamps, rather
than to sales of the permit hostages,
which are used by large business
houses. The gains eince last year are
spread over the entire country, and
about equally divided between rural
and urban areas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

The Scovill Mfg. Co. today Sc.
cured from Building Inspector
John T. Hartley permit for the
erection of large boilerhouse ad-
dition. Cost of the building is
estimated at $4,000.
The Democrat reported plans
for the building several months
ago, stating that the cost would
be approximately 100000. Work
on the foundation for the new
structure has already started.
OF brick and steel construction,
the building will be the center of
the factory's power system. 1t will
contain locker room and toilet
facilities. The structure, measure
ing IS feet by IS feet, is to be
built alongside the present power
house, at the eastern end Of the
factOry's main buildings.
Plans for additional new Scovill
buildings are reported under con-
sideration, though official denials
have been made.
The Scovill project is another
in a series of factory additions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
SOLO DANCERS ON
CONCERT PROGRAM
Virginia Conner, Crest Ser
gievsky Presented With
WPA Orchestra

Miss Virginia Conner and Crest
Sergievsky, who last year scored a
spectacular success in their appear
ance with the Irene Conner Ballet,
at the concert of the Bridgeport
WPA Symphony Orchestra, will
again be seen as solo dancers at the
special concert to be given otnight
in Bridgeport.
The concert, presented by the
Connecticut WPA Music Project and
co-sponsored by the City of Bridge
port, has been arranged because Of
the urgent request on the part of
many for return engagement Of
the Ballet with the orchestra.
Mr.. Sergievsky, son Of the famous
pilot, Captain Boris Sergievsky,
ranks high among solo dancers. He
is a member of the Ballet Theater
Company, New York, and a former
member of the Metropolitan Ballet
Company. He has appeared twice
this season at the Lewissohn Stad-
ium, and will dance on two more
occasions at the Stadium this
month.
Miss Conner, younger sister of the
director of the Ballet and a pupil
of Michel Fokine, has danced fea-
ture roles with Fokine Ballet at
Stadium engagements for several
seasons.
Miss Conner and Mr.. Sergievsky
will appear in special dance di-
vertissement based on Souvenir
Viennois," by Strauss.
The first half of the program will
be symphonic, when the Orchestra
will play Beethoven's Seventh SYM
phony, Frank Foti, conducting. Dur
ing the last half of the proram the
Orchestra will furnish the musical
background for the hallets, in
which the group, including seventy
ballerinas, will be directed by Miss
Conner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
MOTOR VEHICLE
CASES ASSIGNED

August Cappetti, 81. Of 40 Roose-
welt avenue, Torrington, who was
arrested on charge of speeding,
received a nolle on payment of $40
in traffic court today.
Maurice Jefferson, 3S, of "a Bishop
street, charged with driving with
out a license, received a continuance
to Saturday.
Walter Mills, 80, of ASS West Main
street, received a one-day contin-
uance on a charge of violating the
rules of the road,
Ernest Capona, "a, of 1447 Bank
street, charged with driving without
a license, received a continuance TO
Saturday.
Louis 1Orsini, 16, of 70 Bellevue
street, charged with taking car
without permission, received nolle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

Has Done For Retailers and Con-
surners" and the chief speaker will
be Nicholas S. Gesoalde, executive
secretary of the New York State
Fair Trade committee. William j.
Dunphy. of Waterbury, chairman Of
the Connecticut Fair Trade commit
tee, will preside. Besides the bust
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

Seven Waterburians have been
selected for membership on the
various convention committees when
the Young Democratic clubs Of New
Haven county convene here Tues
day, August 9th, for its annual ses-
sion.
Eight clubs will be represented
which is the number entitled to
delegates in accordance with their
official membership on the occasion
of the last state meeting of the
Young Democratic Clubs of Connec-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
IL Local Members On
Committee Named
To Arrange Program
Chairman William ]. Dunphy to Preside at Lake COM
pounce Session, August Fl - Sheepbake Ar
ranged as Grand Feature For Members, Families

Twelve druggists Of Waterbury
are members Of the general commit
Tee sponsoring the annual state
wide fair trade meeting and sheep
bake at Lake Compounce, Bristol, on
Wednesday, August 81. The topic
Of the day will be what Fair Trade
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
AUTO COURT MYSTERY

A convict's efforts to clear him
self, three romanceS and the re-
generation of a disgraced doctor are
the interlocking themes of RKO Ra-
dos "One Crowded Night" story
of which is laid in an isolated auto
court and transpires within r.
hour period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

A testimonial dinner will be held
Monday night at Larson's grill
for Harold B. Post, faculty mem
Der at Post Business College and
Young Republican leader. Mr..
Post is to be married August II to
Miss Grace Galley.
Harold X. Hadley, president of
the Young Mems Republican club,
is chairman of the arrangements
committee for the dinner. Mr..
Post is a former president Of the
organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
TO HEAD COLLEGE AT rs

xenia, O., (UP)-One of the
youngest college presidents in the
United States will be inaugurated
October 4 when Rev. Walter Smith
Fitzpatrick 26, becomes president OF
Cedarville in 1884, succeeds DR.. W.
R. McChesney, president since 1915.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
ScouiU's To Build
$4,000 Addition

completed or started in recent
months. The Waterbury Tool Co.
has built two additions, the Amer
lean Brass Co. is building three new
buildings, and other plants have
building projects underway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
CAvANAUGH AS SALESMAN

One of the screen funsters, Hobart
Cavanaugh, has a featured role as
a frontier salesman (traveling) in
stage to Chino" RKO Radios lat
est George O'Brien starrer. Vir-
ginia Vale has the feminine lead in
the stirring film of pioneer adven-
| tIlre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
Building Permits

The following permits have been
issued at the office of Building In
spector John T. Hartley:
Waterbury Savings Bank, ia
alter property at A Phoenix ave.
nue., 500.
Samuel Cossett, to erect garage
at Woodtick Road and Hillcrest
avenue, $50.
Quit Claim Deed
Mary L. McKenna to John Me-
Kenna property ON Eastern ave.
nue..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08

IMembrino, Attorney Ralph Copett0
and Attorney Hugo Guastaferri. A
Democratic primary in The 18th
seems inevitable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-08
Full Weather Report

Boston. Aug. sUP)-Weath-
eF forecast:
CONNECTICUT Fair and con-
tinued cool tonight. Friday fair.
MASSACHUSETTS slightly
ly cooler in northeast portion to-
night. Friday fair. warmer in north
west portion.
RHODE ISLAND-Fair, continued
cool tonight. Friday fair.
Evening star., 1940-01-13

2200 S ST. NE.-CORNER BRICK BUN
gas and electricity included; $65: inspec-
st. si0n Hationa shSssa 575s d 3 GRAVArTE 7ss 18th
NEAR WALTER REED HosPITAL-5-RM,
brick bungalow tile b., sun porch, full
paSe., built-in gar: gas heat; attic; nice
yard; immed. possession; Ss5. Rand. s7OO
BIOS KANSAS AVE, NW.-FURN. HOUSE,
= rms, shower bath. gar: arranged for 2
families. Georgia 1851.
OWNERS BEAUT. FURN. DET. NEW
home; oil heat; congressional session or
longer; linens silver, radios. piano: rec
s. s., Md, Box lola. Star. 15'
FURNISHINGS OF 1O-RooM HOUSE. 8
baths basement, for sale. easy terms, ga
rage. yard: rent, $50. 1894 Lanier pl. NV
Mr.. DUPONT cIRcLE-3 STORIES AND
rated; SS5 month. Dupont 5412.
NV. SECTION. OBSERVATORY PL,-5
rooms. completely and nicely furnished;
near transportation. Emerson 41s7.
BURLEITH, 36Os T ST. NV, 8 MOS. OR
longer-6' rooms, completely furnished:
sGTHEsDAi sa;rnlsS MDmDETAcHED MD. ETA DUTCH
yard: oil he heat r''si Col. 1 sai7. tfA'e IL. a'fe
1908 37th ST. NW-BARGAIN SUIT
able for or 3 business people; rms. kit,
@ oeaon Safh sop at es doo 'aaa sas eHnv ess
heat. etc incl owner occupies / extra
room. Call Woodley 5442
1444 PARKWOOD PL. NW-7-ROOM
beautifully furn. home for sale or rent
Must sacrifice. Adams 6391.
BETHESDA. MD.-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished Groom home. studio living room.
paneled den. two fireplaces, built-in garage.
large wooded lot, SlO5 per month.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
491O Wis. Ave. WO. 1911: Eve. WO. 7465.
Evening star., 1940-01-13
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

COLLEGE PARK. MD.-6-RoOM APT,
tile bath and shower; newly decorated;
apt. call Berwyn 3s2-W. ~ 0'''
ALEX. 2 ROOMS. BATH,
kit: brand-new: reas. $50 8. Washington
st. Phone Temple 4240 or 1866.
NEW. MODERN, UNFURN. APT. IIV. RM,
bedrm. be; lse s-ot. Kit. and bath with shower
UNFURN. 3-RooM APT, GAS. LIGHTS,
Oil heat; reasonable. Oxford 1892.
4-ROOM UNFURN APT, FOR RENT,
heat furnished; one block to business sec
ton and bus service Apply 222 E. oxford
ave, Alexandria. Va IA
35O5 34th ST, MT. RAINIER, MD
Couple will share modern private home or
rent room: home priyileges; reasonable.
UNFURN.. LARGE. BRIGHT RMS. AND
tile bath. shower, Frigidaire, oil heat,
c.h.w., S55. Hyattsvlle GAR. IA
FURNIsHED-37O1 COLUMBIA PIKE. AR
llngton. Val room and kitchen, elec.
refg., ami; on bus line, Is minutes down
town; $50: gentiles. IA"
UNFURN.. g LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath large closets; 20 min; to Govt. depts.;
Arlington, Va. Jackson 1911.
NHANRy VEEY AYAkAcrrvE "a NEW sSs 2sF SHDa 60
SPACIOUS ROOM and CLOSETS liv.
,I rm. din. alcoye, bedrm; kit; bath, PORCH,
large steel windows; VENETIAN BLINDS,
laundry rms. soUNpPRooFiNd. ventiiat,
VIDUAL on HEAT CoNTRoL; conv.
stores, I0c bus restricted clientele.
hMcCLA!NE, owner builder. 200 Wilson
biyd. bbo. Arl. Va. Chestnut $500; Chestnut
Evening star., 1940-01-13
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.


$7O-4649 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
rooms. ssmi-detached, auto. heat. ga
Rep. 2460. 1881 q NV. Mich. 1929.
1922 28th ST. NV.
blds r@s;s ss$.bo. g. h'-w.h' elec'; near Govt
2426 Pa. Ave. NV. Rep. 2426.
628 IRVING NW.-8 R. AND B. - S46. 100
1915 No n csT. He ave. s. seMa .na p and b. % 90
UNHEATED FLATS.
700 Va. ave. s.e.-5 r. and b. - $40. 100
GIoYD HTe ip'f R. s1 TuRSER fSs Mrf fnd 1877
1852 ST. SEC R. B.. ELEc, ~
loI lsI F St. nv r, b.: elee lat 5000
nN'"'' Thomas Fae P. BROWN. 00oo
615 4th st. S.W. Ma. 6S72.
1927 bomSToMN' ls5R 1T wv
o,, nIoOnr rooms az baths shower in basemeno.
J. DALLAS ksy es aRSpY Es,sei l. SON,
1104 vt. Ave. NV. Dist. 1850.
NEAR WESTERN RSvI HIGH SCHOOL.
u1ou-ethss Gtss THnkAW goME' RR NEASEY MY; NEW.
37I4 r ST NV.
8 rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. gar. refg.-$ $65 90
1913 s ST. NV.
6 rooms bath. h.-w.h.. gar. refg. $4,000
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
$50--41O 10th, ST: NE.
rooms bath. h-w.h; incl. porch on
2nd floor; near Maryland ave.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
9TH and H SITS. NE. Line. OS97.
Rents Reduced for Immediate Occupancy.
5044 DANA PL. NV.
Out Conduit rd. to 5000 block. turn
right on Dana pl.: 6 rooms, bath, INV h.,
gas and electricity.
Evening star., 1940-01-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CITY DETACHED HOME.
ZIG s ST NE

Vacant, 8 r. and b., attic, large porch,
VIII; price. $4,000; very easy terms. Con-
slider 1st payment auto lots. small house.
farm. For key phone Sunday or evenings,
Evening star., 1940-01-13
HOUSES UNFURkisHED.
GLOVER PARK

GLOVER PARK.
CORNER HOME. IN NEW-HOUsE con-
dition.8 rms. bath. elec. refrigeration,
garage, 3 porches; most conv. location; S75
Investment G49IHz Sias: BROS; Sistr,e. 1881.
Evenings. woodley 4a0s.
62s LAMONT ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS, MOD
ern, bath. newly decorated: S47.50.
= $40 Kenyon st. n.w.-6 rooms, porches
sscar ssa r. garage; arranged for families;
643 Irving St n.w-s rooms. gas heat.
2-car sarage, refrigeration. S62 80.
WALTER A. BROWN,
l4l5 Eye st. NV. Nat. 1G52-Wis. 5134
BURLEITH,
REsTEIcTEp COMMUNITY NEAR
sGAoSLS, Tp sNsSof5H oSHpRGHMEs' 0R4dM
Several modern homes, now avail
able. & rooms and bath, some with
porches: garage refrigeration: $50
up 81 sHANNeN ANN MsHShfi 3 IUcHs CHS Co. s. nN'
2214 NICHOLS AVE Sc
rooms: bath .ovahs NV h. garage. Newly M
Takoma Park. D. C.
66l4 Eastern Ave.
rooms bath snt0mas heat 90
;45 Sycamore Ave
garage, available Feb. / 500
Garrett Park. Md
35 Strathmore Ave.
B rooms. bath. h-w.h 1000
1922 26th st. NV.
6 rooms, bath. h.-wh 1880
r. V. MARCERON,
613 18th ST NV. NATL. 65SS.
1914 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
New house with two baths and all mod
ern conyeniences.
RENT, S695O
Adjoining Houses Available Shortly.
Key at 1900 Michigan Ave lCorner).
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind Ave NV Nat O350.
5816 7th ST. NV.
Detached, q r., ] b.. hot-water heat.
$50.
Evening star., 1940-01-13
FOR RENT

GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 IND. AVE NV NATIONAL O350.
48-A QUINCY PL. NE.
5 rooms bath, electricity, gas, oil heat,
garage suitable for repairing OF cars;
S47 so.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol Realtor. Natl. 6T31.
COLORED.
SO5 st. n.w.-5 rms. -$2 500. so
S4 Goat. alley n.w.-4 rms. -- 1850
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th ST. Natl. 2l00.
Evening star., 1940-01-13
APARTMENTS uNFuRkIsHED.

31OO CONN. AVE. NV.
OPPOSITE zoo ENTRANCE.
Unusually large rooms and closets: all
electricity free.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath - S55. 90 up
rooms. kitchen and bath $1,000
Resident Manager. Columbia 2145.
2700 CONN. AVE. NV.
AT WOODLEY RD..
Opposite Wardman Park Hotel.
Exclusive Environment.
All Electricity Free.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $50.
24-Hour Switchboard and Elevator Service.
Resident Manager. Columbia S106.
INSPECT.
Apt 3O1-1421 Somerset pl. NV $4,000
Consists of 2 rooms. kitchen dining al
cove and bath. (Heat, hot water refrig-
Grafton and gas included in rent)
Open and Lighted Until Pm.
E. NJ WILLIS g. SONS.
s16 Investment Bldg. Natl. 7479