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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE HOMES, ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington, Va OLD DOMINION REALTY
CO Chestnut 6343

eol aSsstn va es SEP DOMINION REALTY
S7.25O-sI2 PARK AVE, FALLS CHURCH.
auto heat, Large wooded lot. M. Catholic
saSS 'h S4So doSn sos mo- Faxes
and insurance incl. Buy today and move IN
tomorrow. MAC LINDSEY, Chestnut 6213.
BUNGALOW. FOREsTvILLE SECTION
fine soil: 30 full-bearing peach and other
trees No town; corporation or sanithSry
payments pay SON" Phone aash Hillstde ioS5. q!
IMMEDIATE POSSESsION-S25O CASH;
balance, 500 month; new semi-detached
and large front and back .porches: auto
Colonial Village. Call Chestnut 5927.
LARGE 1O-RooM HOUSE. OVER ONE
half acre of land beautiful shade trees:
81 but
E. keller. Investment Bldg.
MUST SELL, REDUCED TO SS,5OO--
Modern corner brick rooms, 2 b. "A bed
shrubbery. ash trim, oak fioors. oil INV.
he heat ABOUT miles n9I rf syer Spring
shade and shTubbery: heart of Falls
Church; I to settle - estate. 5000. G. T.
3240, after pm. OK. 2O60-J 25'
ARLINGTON. s3.95o-FoR QUICK, SALE
5-rm. frame BUNGALOW, mi, h.-w.h, oil.
full basement Chestnut 1898.
5 ROOMS, BATH. ELECTRIC LIGHTS, GAS
for cooking, newly painted and papered.
garage; extra large lot, shade trees and
from cars; in Brentwood, Nd. Price. Sa,o
80: $3.50 cash, balance $50 per mo- in
Guiding taxes: interest and insurance.
Warheld o354.
ATTRACTIVE $4,000 HOME WILL BE
3 tiled baths, 2-car built-in garage. on
Tapestry brick. h,.wh, Wood oil
roof. Excellent for large family or children
attending university. Built by former Univ.
MARYLAND Official for home; Possession
@ 81 seB 4 FOR sE fale rs IMNhs
ARTHUR CARR, or your own broker At
5 Wssh-Balto. blvd, University Park.
FINE. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED coUN-
try home. Good buildings. outhouses. water
20 minutes of city. G. W. PETIT. New
ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOME IN A COOL.
wooded location. Plenty Of space for chill
ro9P d Wassd k zss6 and bath. $50
CHEVY CHASE MD.-e-sToRY HOME:
clapboard. & rooms and bath. oil burner,
large. modern kit: large lot mr. trans
portation: priced-tor quick sale. Wiscon-
sin 1852.
HILLANDALE
Homes completed and under construction
SIX to eight rooms-one and two baths
Some with wooded lots; marvellous view
They are constructed OF the best materials
and are priced to SELL See them and
compare values: terms.
Drive out Plney Branch road four miles
ON, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
baths, closet. in basement very large rec.
room, fireplaces. built-in garage, air
house cannot be, duplicated for the price
WELLINGTON ESTATES,
On Mt. Vernon blvd, min drive from
Alex One 5-Ioom brick. S6,75O. / at
owner-Buiider. OK a571. 90.
$3.700--N EVANSVILLE.
q rms, bath. cleo, h.-wh; close to
''n0ois i' ACRE IN HYA%s1 Terms
h.:wh. cleo. divided in into 5"s apartn mems
garage larEe E5esnh2Ise shade, $4,000
vile O334. Ewes. Warfield 1891.
SILVER SPRING. MD. $4,000.
plan: all modern equipment. oil heat.
large living room. full basement, porch:
on large corner lot: short block from
transportation: nice, residential section. A
real by: F. H. A, terms.
WIN. E. RICHARDSON, BROKER
1899 Franklin Ave. Shepherd 6473.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1431 Eye St. NV.
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1922 G. ST. NE.

New group of homes. Open day and
evening. Can be used as private homes or
baths. Separate entrances Priced from
$3.50 up. HUGH B. CONNER. 923 18th
st. NV. RE- 1890 Eve AT o7Oo
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
SECTION-SPANISH BUNGALOW, s
large rooms tile bath, lot 6OxI4O; So $50
or rent sos mo. Call FIR. ALA.
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Park $40 500.

To Settle An Estate,
An OUTSTANDING BARGAIN. Detached,
I'VE bedrooms, two complete baths two
nreplaces. oil heat electric refrigeration
two lovely porches; several fine big trees
on lot; on quiet. shady street: very little
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COLONIAL BEACH. VA-5-RM. HOUSE 2
porches; / blk from river; furnished;
formerly ], w. jenkins property. Inquire
a. +. WERNER, 1908 s. dlebe rd., Al, Va.
m Rfl71
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OFFICES FOR RENT

8 LARGE OFFICE ROOMS, WELL Lo-
Gated; $25 month each. Phone d. 1868.
SEVERAL OFFICE SUITES, 3 TO ROOM
sizes n 1927 K st. NV. j. c. WELDON
CO. ME. BOIL
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SUITABLE FOR HOME

OR INVESTMENT
1883 MONTAGUE ST. NV,
$11,950.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION JUST WEST
OF 18th ST. AND l BLOCK FROM BUS.
spacious living and dining rooms and
Sunroom, large, well-ventilated bedrooms
= tiled baths, sleeping porch, roomy
closets Insulated, Oil burner. maids room,
garage.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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A0NeY To I0AA
MONEY WANTED.

SEVERAL WELL-SECURED MONTHLY
payment nrst and second MORTGAGES; go
interest; y. g and nearby property.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
SUITE 200 g. 210. BARR BLDG DI. 1921.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE CASH TO INVEST IN DUPLEX
apis, or small apartment house. Box 49,
M Star.
CASH TO INVEST IN COMMERCIAL
property. Box 440-M, Star.
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DOCTORS OPPORTUNITY.
BUCKINGHAM
MEDICAL CENTER.
We have available in our medical build
ing a Groom suite. This is a rare OPP
portunity to establish a practice in a
thriving and growing community OF more
than 5000 persons.
Executive Ofices,
BIB NO. GLEBE RID,
Arlington, Va. CHI. 5000.
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COLORED SACRIFICE.
S305 down, balance like rent buys this
attractive Colonial brick near 18th
and ne. g rms. bath: h; h. arranged
for . families. Recond. throughout. A
real home value.
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co., ME. $500.
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A HILL-A VIEW-TREES.

A HILL-A VENTURES.
CROSS THE RIVER FROM
GEORGETOWN
1t Is difncult to imagine such Q pretty
home setting no farther away than
Dupont Circle. 5 rooms and bath. fully
modern. few choice homesites left. $500
Call Mr.. Carpenter, EN-. 1915 or
KELLEY, STEELE BRANNER, DI. 774O.
OPEN TODAY 3 TO9,
1877 ALLISON ST. NV.
Charming semi-det. corner brick, z rms,
tn, oil heat. porches. spacious grounds,
ETC. Completely recond Reduced to only
S5.75O on terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500.
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EVANS BLDG

1920 NEW YORK AVE NV.
Single rooms, S25 to S35. High-grade
occupancy. 24-hour service. Half block
/. E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
900 18th st. NV. District g057.
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ALL CASH AT ONCE
For any house in the city. EARLE w,
MANSON, 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. 1913. .
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4 VERY ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOME
Just completed. Seven delightful rms. ~
baths knotty pine den. copper screened
porch. oil conditioned. Open and
lighted. Please come to 1923 2sth st. NV.
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OWNER LEAVING. MUST SELL YEAR.
5Oxll5: hwh.. fully insulated. slate
roof, copper plumbing; on route to nearby
country clubs: Q snap at 5000. WI.
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BURNT MILLS HILLS.

This beautiful Southern Maryland Co.
lonial OF 3 large bedrooms, . baths on md
floor; large living room. dining room with
nreplaces. Large kitchen with breakfast
nook Bedroom with bath on LIST floor
Recreation room, maids room and bath
Laundry room. oil heat. Gear built-in
garage: This home has l "/1O acres Of
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We have several to 12 room houses
with all modern improvements. Ideally To-
Gated in good NV. sections. Down pay
mentS low $3.50. Phone w. w. Bailey,
Ma. 1870, for detailed information. WASH.
INGTON HOUSING CORPORATION. 93I
H St NV
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW ON LARGE
lot, Bethesda, Md. Air-conditioned and all
ment and monthly payment less than S37.
OWNER. wisconsin 1915
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YORKTOWNE VILLAGE

A "better-built" Breunineer home. most
desirable location, only l year old; 3 bed
rooms, baths, maids room and shower in
basement sn exquisite in details; imposing
TO BE SOLD AT MATERIAL REDUCTION
MIR. HORNE. MA. o040 Ewes EN- on ~
Evening star., 1940-10-30

us9l os49-CharIes surfeius Copeland
623 nj street.
900 404I-Christopher Ferguson, Ole
S street.
ueD 3Isa-Tucker Burton. 1913 Sixth
street.
G9?) 36eo--John Henry Morgan, 1921
! Sixth street.
u93 e6s9-Joseph Ellerbee, 1105 Ninth
| street.
uSD I35s-Joseph Taylor. 1926 Sixth
u95 3ii5-Charles Lewis Exum, Ole
French street.
uG:j sSi@--David Sylvester Whitley. 1911
u9sj I21i-Raymond Miller, 5I1 NJ
u99) 33"e-Perry Eugene Rankin, 1I3l
(eGO 3923-Lewis Paul, IsI5 Eighth
| (aOl 313S-Eli AnthanasOuIis. 113O Eighth
(20?) 3O3O-Richard Edward Lewis. 11Oi
(e035 1I%-Nimrod James Harris, s3s
(e0D 26I9-Hcward Lesley Price. 90,
!s93(, Is5-Anthony Ambrose Duckett
1000 3i33-Charles Henry Clark, s3s
(e0O Il35-John Edward Tennson Fisher
(2OS) I3I9-William Sumter. sos street
t209l 3i23-GeOrge Melvin Cowan, ir
(2iM 31s3-Francis Joseph Cunning ham
oil Massachusetts avenue.
(2ID 3a'a9-Aaron BENTLEY, 1742 Sixth
(2I2J @iO3-Raymond Duvan Newman
1919 Sixth and IL place.
2I3 42,3--Isaac Watts Saxon. 1900
Fifth street,
(2ID 30I6-James Albert Howard. OIL
cei5l i5SI-Eusene King, Congress Court.
t2I6l 295O-Ciyde Earle, 1907 Seventh
(e!O ,elO6-Curtis Stanford Owens. 1901
t2IS) I2i%-Edward Davis. 1882 Fifth
t2I9) rs; - GarIdon Harcum, 1522
(a20J 1869 - Louis Dunbar. SIT Que
(22D ii1s-Nathaniel Day, I716 Seventh
(22a) 3113-Walter King, 1926 Sixth
(:ED 3Il3-Martin Richard Gabriel. 11O,
Ninth street.
t22D 263i-Ernest Eugene Thomas. Cos
Ce.5) 2963-Morris Blanken. I1I5 Eighth
(226) 3320-RObert Anderson Bell. 93a
(a30 I3Se-Chester Arthur Moody, jr.
t@Ts! 3s93TJohn Elmo Columbus Gray
t229) I36@-Matthew James Jackson. 93t
t230( I66l-B. T. Rice. GIL O street.
'23p isO6-David Joseph Purcell. 64s
t232l 45ls-James Walter Durham. 1II5
(@33D iI.5-John Shepherd Hill. 1Oe,
Eighth street
esd 3625-WaIter Edward Williams
1910 Eighth street.
C235l 33 l5-Charles w. Lancaster, I7Ie
Fifth street.
(236l 8e5I-Robert J. Beatty. s1s p
street.
te31 4e2s-Gratton William Warm. s4I
(23sl 255O-Jimmie johnson, 1922 Marion
street. '"-
t239l 10s--DouSIas Haywood Reeder
ll2i Sixth street
t2IO 25i5-James Edward Faust, I42,
Eighth street
cad I5lI-Roscoe Watts. 9I4 French
(2l2l 3ss5-Jerry J. whitmore. sss c
t@I3J 4474-orvine Williams. 1928 Sixth
t"tD 3Ose--Constantine d. Fochalis. 1921
Seventh street. io@
@i51 .n.a;s a3i5.-Robert Frank Walton, 1918
(@46l 4O31--R. McKethan, 1911 Tenth
te!O sIs1-s. G. Green, s,4 L street
t?lSl 462O-D. Doshields, SI6 n street
cap 3i12-R. ID. Pringle. 925 Massa-
- chusetts avenue.
esd 362I-J. ID. Garry, I417 Ninth
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uso) 3s4s-John II. Linton, sso7 Lee
usD 3sis-Frank Paul Probert. esO7
North Glebe road.
us2l 4se0-John. L. Cutler s72 North
Kensington street.
1915 North Fifth street.
u6D 45I6-Marvin Henry johnson, 3450
Thirteenth street.
Qs5l 3655---Cleland Reid, 3201 Twenty
third street.
us6) 45sI-Arthur Wilson Kibler. 21O3
North Quantico.
U6D 46IS-Elmer NJ. Petit, jr., zoos
North Twenty-fourth street.
u6s) eJ61-George Leon sperber, 1901
North Rhodes street. ,,,,,,
uiO 3s16-vance Cline. 1917 North ver-
uID IIss-CIaude Z. Thompson. 5si7
Twentieth street.
u52l 3232-Howard +. Wentworth, $50
North Kentucky.
UsO 4707-Keyworth c. Birch. 36I2 Lee
U7G 115I-Irving Feden, 4611 Wilson
U15) 1I1-Glenn M. Jones. 413I Twen-
tieth street.
u76J 3i3S-PauI Evin Wilmington, eO7
North Edison.
UTO I3O0-Fritz B. Peterson, 2O12 North
Uhle street.
ais ,s97s-Edward W. Deeters, jr, 22is
North Glebe road.
u1O I355-John S. Connolly, 1903 North
Upland street.
us0) 2JIO-CharIes ID. Carlson, 5SO5
North Washington boulevard.
USD 4S27-Louis M. Aspeslagh, 2224
North Kentucky street.
US2) 4S24-Thuri A. Timbrook. 1923
Sixteenth street.
uS3 263S-RusseI Rodney Ross. 3122
North Tenth street
usD 3O16--George w. Brooks. Miner Hill
East Falls Church.
uS5O 36II-SterIing G. Callahan, 1880
Twenty-fourth street. oo
North Seventeenth street.
QS0 3Iii-Ferdinand v. Gilbert. 1876
North Vermont street.
GSS) 6S0-John Francis Miles. 1912 Fort
Myer dive.
uSO is93-Raible M. Greene, Box 90,
East Fails Church.
QaO) 2956-Barry Charles Bobinger, 1888
Four Mile Run drive.
U9D iO56-LeOnard Marvin Pierce. 4lJ2
North Clebe road.
U92) ii50-Robert {. Alimendinger. s33
North Abingdon street.
U93l i682-Robert Lewis Clatterbuek,
1918 North Lexington street.
UqD 3226-Lester w. Shaffer, 1918
Twenty-secOnd street. .
U95D 4SI3-William E. Payne, 1715 North
Oak street.
viddie street. ,
Stafford street.
UqS) 35O4-Joseph r. Johnson, 1915
North Buchanan street.
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Fuirfux County
Draft Area

Includes the Is county districts.
Alexandra, Va.
field, Va.
49, 4.1eIwalbur Fuller. r r. d. No. 2
(4l 54s5-Marion Monroe Mooney. Fall.
Church, Va.
(5l 5375-Leslie Albert AHbrirht, Fairfax,
Cd 4s2s-Frank James Daily, Fairfax, Va,
49, 105-Earl Holm Myers, Falls Church,
t9) 4s61-Howard william Jones. Hern-
t6) 4sso--Russen Brown Anderson, Alex
uo5 5o55NHinson shorts. Fairfax. Va.
uI 350s Frederick Armstrong Ballard
u2l 4167IDaniel John HapDoldt. jr.
u3( 2441-Johnnie Barnes, Alexandria
u( a5s3-Ruben Theodore Akre, Mclean
G5( 4440-RaIph Victor Carr. Lorton
uS( 54se-waIter Kellon Sans, Herndon
uD Iss-James Frederick Davis, Morris
us5 i2OIPhiIlip Pfan, ir., East Falls
dsI sDalisI t9ssWI.u'on v, whi'loet Petit Alex
te0l e9l4-Donald E.. CoryeII. Burke. Va
(2D 4746-Earl Leslie Collins, Mclean,
(eel 5s5s-John Albert Edward Bartlett
Alexandria, Va.
(23( 4ss9-David C. Thompson, Mclean,
(ei( 2e1o-Leroy W. Bartlett. Lorton, Va.
- Church, Va.
e. kfa.1s h1a.'f H.Hn ~.
(2sJ 493i-Harry W. Heermans, Alex
(asi 4si5-virTn A. ConIey. AIexandri.,
800 3t7o-Herman J. Carter, Fall.
(3D 3f95-Herbert E. Dove. Burke, Va.
t321 4917-John Ludwig johnson, Falls
(Si} @i5i-John R. Rcuden, Herndon, va.
1859 214S-Lonze G. Badger, Alexan-
s ss.sss: & & #Sss #sss f.9iss ysss. v. Y.
1897 si6-James W. Coleman, Fort Bel
t4cS a,6i-Henry Bowers, Alexandria,
Hn 4e21Iwinfred R 10y, East Falls
us} d65i-WHilliam H. Proctor, Fairfax
Isl 52is-AIbin H. L. Pumphrey, Fairfax,
4D 4326-Raymond G. English, Lorton,
(45) 5325-Henry J. M. Howard, West
Falls Church, Va.
(46l 46sO-James E. Bauserman, Fairfax,
(45l sss4-Maurice M. Williams, Fairfax
(4sl 4s5s-Francis R. schoerinr, Falls
(4sj 4sas-Jam.s z. Carter, Alexandria,
t5oj 34s1-Troy L. Nash, Herndon, Va.
sa ssssArssas T. ssesSa. hs1snari. x
Va.
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Arlington |

Includes the Ballston, East Falls
Church, Carne, Cherrydale, Glen
Carlin, Clarendon No. l and Claren-
don No. 2 precincts.
~ 15s-Homer W. Patnode, 4s17 Twenty
fifth road north.
(2) 192-Paul Leslie Fox, 323 North OK
ford street.
t3l 4779-Leo F. Gebeaux, 707 North
Irving street.
az 105-Herman L. Nickerson, zoos North
Culpeper street.
(5) 35OS-Charles Z. Hoch, 5O2 North
Glebe road.
(6) 4f67-Wiliiam A. Cfissman, A04S
N. Twenty first street.
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|

Includes the Clarksburg, Laytons-
vile, Poolesville, Rockville, Darnes-
Evening star., 1940-10-30

Includes the Arlington. Lyon Park,
Rosslyn and Virginia Highlands pre-
cincts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08
Personal
Society ArrGrges
For Installation

Plans for installation Of officers
Of the Pontelandolfo Wolnen's Aux
Hilary were completed at meeting
held recently at the home Of Mrs.
Ada Earbleri, chairman. The affair
viii be held at Moose HAN tomorrow
evening.
Uinberto santopietro, president Of
the pogitelandolfo Society will act
as installing officer and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Barbleri, Mrs, Dora
Gugliotti, Mrs. Jennie pefugini, Mrs.
Enrichetto Longo, Mrs. Giovannina
Nave, MRS, Mary Longo, Mrs. Maria
Rossi, MRS. Anna Janele, Miss Vir-
ginia Rinaldi, AdeliI1e Barbieri and
Mrs. Maria Fisher.
A group Of over 80 enjoyed O
sleigh ride last evening over the
back roads Of the WATERFOWL coun.
tryside. Two sleighs which started
from Tipperary stables carried the
parties including Mr.. and Mrs. J,
Warren Epson, Mr.. and MRS. John
X. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Love-
Joy, Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Brodle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Conklin Of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. John o,
white, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Bur.
rail-, Mr.. and Mrs. william Torres,
MIR. and Mrs. Richard w. Goss,
David Cook, Miss Margaret briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark l.. SperTy, I'd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 9. Hunt, VIII
liam secor, jr., Rev. and Mrs. r. o,
Ayres, Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon
Tompkins Of Wappinger Fails, N. y,
Miss Vera Ayles, Samuel 2. Donnell
Of Cambridge, Mass, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard r. Pu6er.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08

At O meeting OF the Waterbury
Chapter Of tho American Associa-
ton Of University Women TO be
held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Hotel Elton, Pennington
Halle, assistant director OF the
League OF Nations Association and
lecturer will DO the guest speaker,
A dinner will precede the meeting.
The meeting Is In charge Of the
international affairs committee OF
the association, Of which Miss
Betsey Mitchell, Of southbuTy, Is
chairman. Guests Of honor ct the
dinner and lecture will be similar
chairmen for the other chapters
Of the A. A. U. w. In the state and
Mrs. Frank l.. Anderson, Of Meri-
den, who Is state chairman OF IN.
teinational affairs for the associa.
ton
The local chairmen are Mrs
Arthur Mitchell, Of Bridgeport; Mrs
Arthur Child, Of Greenwich: Miss
Pauline Schwartz OF New Haven;
Mrs. Van Buren, Moody, Of Middle.
town: Miss Dorothy Harris, Of Nor
walk; Mrs. Joseph Mills, Of Shelton
Mrs. Robert Squire, OF i,.eriden
Mrs. David Malmfeldt, Of New
Britain; and Miss Josephine stew.
enson, Of Wallingford.
Mr.. Halle Is q graduate OF Dart.
mouth, class Of 1924, and was q
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08
MUSICIANS ELECT
AT DINNER PARTY
Cosmo Vendetti Is Named
President, James Sagi.
mario Vice.President

Ofacers Of the Musicians Protec.
tive association Of Waterbury, an af.
iiiiate of the national musicians
union, were installed last night at
Canadian Legion hall. The new pres
ident Is Cosmo Vendetta,
Other officers indicted were
James Saginario, vice-president;
Louis. DeVito, treasurer; Sherwood
Beardslee, SECRETARY; Irving Waldo,
member Of the executive board.
Tricks and illusions by the great
Leroy headlined an entertainment
program following the installation.
A turkey supper was served, and
dancing was enjoyed.
The arrangements committee con-
sisted Of Joseph Pagano. James 80.
ginario, Jay Iorio and Nick De-
Nicola.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Winners In the Friday afternoon
session Of the Elton Contract club
conducted by Mrs. william Sherman
Smith We're: North and South: Mrs.
Raymond Pidge and Mrs. Thomas
Collins. $50: Mrs. william Hersey
and Mrs. J. r. Hicks, ll2 1-2: Mrs.
M. H. Toomery and Mrs. j. B. Kelsey,
Ill 1-2 and East and West: Mrs.
Richard Goedecke and Mrs. e. J..
Nelson, 1i0, Mrs. Edward Balthazar
and Mrs. william Meyers, il6 l.2,
Mrs. Frank Driscoll and Mrs. Theo-
dore Breithaupt, ia.
High scorers In the Team Of Four
match on Saturday afternoon at the
Elton Contract club were: Alvin DAY.
Is and Frederick Sinedley. r. e. Plat
and David Batson, 141 1-2; Mr.. and
Mrs. David Miller, Miss Madeline
Marshall and Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut tied
with Patrick Hesley, Thomas Col
Inns, Martin OBrien and Peter
Gagnon, 10l IL.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Mt. HoLyOke Club
Sponsors Dinner

The waterbury Mount Holyoke
club will give a dinner tomorrow
evening at the Waterbury club for
DR.. Mary Woolley, former president
Of Mount Holyoke college, who Is
speaking at the Women's club in the
afternoon. Mrs. Mary Perham Is N
charge Of reservations and the gen.
eral committee In charge consists Of
Miss Alma Eaton, chairman, Miss
Alethea Puffer, Catherine Daniel
son and Mrs. Walter Barrows,
A partial list Of those who have
already made reservations includes
the following: Mrs. James Woolson
Of woodbury., Ruth Davis, Frances
Cowles, Elizabeth Kane, Mrs. Frank
B. Noble, Alma Eaton, Alethea Puff
fer, Mrs. Walter Barrows, Mrs. Sey-
mour Smith, Ruth Lundahl Of
Thomaston, Catherine DanielSon,
Wilhelmina Thompson Of Nauga-
tuck, Mrs. Kenneth Beckley Of Wa
tertown and Mrs. Carl CULVER.
The home Of Mrs. Forrest q,
Purinton Of Murray street was the
scene Of q tea given last week by
the Waterbury Wellesley club. Miss
Margaret Bull, president Of the
group and Mrs. Lee Smalley poured.
A musical program was enjoyed. An
original arrangement Of q group Of
Stephen Foster melodies was given
by Miss Celine Koester and violin
and plano duet was given by Miss
Clara Chittenden and Mrs. John p,
Coe of Naugatuck. Miss Betsey Coo,
premier danseuse at wellesley col
lege, where she Is q junior, spoke Of
the junior dance group at the COLI
lege.
A Wellesley quiz, conducted by
Mrs. Frederick W. French, class
bride Of 1899, was also held at the
gathering. Misses Catherine Cox,
Charlotte Hanna and Olive Sang
estacken were winners. At the bus
mess meeting Miss Margaret Nc
Grath was announced as the new
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, replacing Miss
Betty Duff who has resigned.
Guests were Misses Laura Griffin
Of Litchiield, Betsey Coe and Mrs,
John p. Coo, Olive Sangestacken,
Catherine Cox and Airline Koech Of
Naugatuck and Charlotte Hanna Of
Goshen. Others attending were Mrs,
John Q. Bradley, Mrs. Harold Chit
tenden, Mrs. Harold Brown, Miss
Ruth Sperry, Mrs, Walter Make
peace, Mrs. Carlton Young, Mrs. Lee
Smalley, Mrs. ]. Francis Boland,
Mrs. Frederick w, French, Miss
Gladys White, Mrs. Joel I. Butler,
Mrs. Levi Wilcox, Mrs. Forrest Pur-
linton, Miss Emily Sophie Brown,
Mrs. A. Earl Smithies, Misses Mar
garet Bull, and Margaret McGrath.
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Coming Events

Jan. S-Annual Girl Scout supper
meeting, The Elton.
Jan. CDR. Mary q. Woolley, Wo-
mems club.
Jan. l0-George II. Hamilton at
Mattatuck Historical society.
Jan. 1l--Annual meeting Of Sec
ond Congregational church.
Jan. l2-Crackerjacks A. G. din
ner-dance, Waverly Inn.
Jan. l2-Men's league show. Bunker
Hill church.
Jan. Is - Italian Brotherhood
show dance, Buckingham hall.
Jan. 14-Maj. Allan A. MacFarlan
at Second church forum.
Jan. lA--Lithuanian G. Of @. con-
cert, Nemunas hall.
Jan. 15--Annual Boy Scout couii-
Gil dinner. The Elton.
Jan. l5-Annual meeting Of First
Methodist church.
Jan. l6-Emanor sorority dinner.
dance. Wright's irn.
Jan. l7-Andre Schenker at COM
munity forum, Woinen's club.
Jan. lS-Annual meeting Of First
Baptist church.
Jan. IS-Annual meeting Of First
Congregational church.
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. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
New hampton Executes Squeeze to Protect Difficult
Contract
This Is the eighth Of q series
Of hands played by the new
national champions at the
Pittsburgh tournament.
BY WIN. Z. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Today's hand was played by
Charles j. Solomon of Philadelphia.
After winning about nine second
places in a row, Mr.. Solomon
brought the year To a close with
the phenomenal record Of winning
the team-of- -four championship at
Pittsburgh for the third consecutive
time. solomon is one Of the 10 Life
Masters.
When South covered the OPEN
ing diamond lead with the king,
west won with the ace and returned
the diamond, South winning with
the queen and cashing the spade
king. "A club was ruled In Solomons
hand and, the spade ace crashed.
discarding dummy's last diamond.
Next q spade was ruled. then
O club ruled by North. East's ace
dropping. Another spade was ruffed
In dummy and O club ruled with
the queen Of trumps. East over
trumplng with the king. A trump
was returned. West winning and
leading o club back.
At this point there were three
cards left in each hand. West had
nothing but clubs. North q good
spade. the jack Of trumps and q