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Evening star., 1941-11-15
CHARLES V. INLAY, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District OF Columbia Hold
Ing Probate Court.-No. 5a.OIS, Admins
fsion-ThiS Is to Give Notice: That the
suoScrlber. OF the District OF Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District OF Columbia, Ancilary Letters
ieSiamentary on the estate of Lewis j
Matthews. late OF the State of MARYLAND.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
1ne m same; with the vouchers thereof Ie-
sa4Ly authenticated. TO the subscriber. on
Ig42 otherW!Se they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate. Given
I94l. A. LAURA OSBOURN 62Iq sth g.
n w. Washington, D. c. (Seal) Attest
VICTOR S. MERSCH. Deputy Register of
WIS Tor the District of Columbia Clerk
W lAe FFooate Court. nol5.2S %
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CHRYSLER 1871 ROYAL 4-door sedan.
81 .NS5; excellent black finish, equipped
with radio and heater Your opportunity
TO enjoy famous fluid drive price
far below the original: only 81 O95. ASK
10 see Used Car No. 1924.
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J. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
>. States for the District OF Columbia.
ministra ation.-This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate OF Cordelis Z. O'Reilly, late
OF the District OF Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
uCated. to the subscriber. on or before the
sth day OF October. AID 1912: otherwise
they NAV by law be excluded from all
benefit. of said estate Given under its
hand this "4th day of October. 1o4l MA
IIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
BY BRUCE BAIRD, President tSeaD Ar
test; THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of
Wits for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
OF The Probate Court mol six
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(COntinupd }

CHEVROLET 1871 town sedan black nm
give you new-car service: fully guaranteed: !:
s765; easy G NJ. a c. terms. CHEVY
CHASE MOTORS. 7105 Wisconsin ave.
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TOWN 81 COUNTRY MOTORS,
2 14th 81 NV MI. 5000

I PACKARD CLIPPER 1871 custom sedan;
radio and heater. electramatlc clutch ana
overdriYe. seat covers. white sidewal tires.
Factory officials car. Cost new S1.711 30
Give new-Car guarantee and terms and
take trade Randolph 5601.
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STORE,

On q busy thoroughfare. 1921 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. Any small business. Reason
able rent.
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DE SOTO la41 custom 4-door maroon
sedan; radio and heater: il 600 miles.
Cash Owner must sacrifice. Temple 5la1.
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Arlington Home on Parade
ST ,650--Well Built-S7 $50

Attractive 6-room brick house, s months
OLD: bedrooms, bath, finished and heated
ettlc, extra shower and layatory in base
ment. OIL hot-Water heat, fireplace. side
porch. bullt-ln sarage. lot 75xl:5; liz
blocks 10 transportation. Riverdale. Nd
FRANK H. HIBBERD.
@ Ii 1nG ln.al
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BERNARD l.. AMISS, Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. 50 .nI3. Ad-
mlnistratIon.- Is TO Give Notice: That
have obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Margaret K.
White, late OF the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof. legal
" authenticated, to the subscribers on or
before the Attn day OF November. A D.
1912. otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF said estate. Gwen
under our hands this 9th dsv Of November
1871. RFMICK s. FERGUSON. 900 F
Stree NV. ROBERT LAYING. 18th and K
Streets NV. Seal Attest: VICTOR S.
MERSCH, Deputy Register OF Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
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dan. S3g5; equipped with radio and
heater. excellent black finish, fine set Of
white sldewall tires. priced right at only
S3gj. ASK to see Used Car No. 512.
II. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS,
1St and n Y Ave y z Hobart ROl2
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PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door sedan, S565:
equipped with radio and heater. has ex-
cellent black finish and is Spotless insloe
and out motor and tires are in tiptoo
coalition. A real value at only S565. ASK
10 zee Used Car No 1909.
H B LEARY, Jr., g. BROSs
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DOUGLAS. oBEAR, CAMPBELL. Attorneys.

States for the District OF Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.--No. 80 ST, Ad-
ministration This Is 70 Give Not,ce. That
the suBScrIo oers. OF the District OF Columbia
have obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia. Letters ,Testa-
wentsay on ne eSste p;t OF Bertha B
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, 10 the SubScrlbers
on or before the @ath day OF October d.
1912: otherwise they may by law be ex-
GUIDED from all benst Of sad ssid es,ate e
csToiina Ave y E ERNEsT F. HER RELL.
THEODORE ORE ucoGswELL, ResisIer of wiIIs
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. nos'l %.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
@nH!ei Es'a5e Of dS RobsT$ 3 5gisf szsdEads:
tbs Ii a;O's case e relating ing to the validity Of
paper writing dated the 10Th OF January;
testament Of Robert B Tyler. deceased,
Ether TyeE Mare 4aTse TyleE
WEE Tyier Mis-. Hi booker T, Tyier. Eddie TyIef
Lillian Walls. Grace Tyler LuncetpTd e1;
4afy yy oes es4re fyfE 'Hhn Jones EdTsrd ryer
Fletcher Tyler. and the. unknown hers, at
law and next Of kin Of Robert B Tyler.
Not to BE- foq1d o. Is
trial on the 2Sth day of November 194l.
and that this order and the substance OF
SAID issues be published once a. week for
four successive weeks in The Washington
Law Reporter and twice week for the
same period in The Evening Star. the
substance of said issues being as follows:
First; Was the paper writing dated on
Will and testament Of Robert B; Tvier.
deceased Second: Was the said paper
writing dated the 10Th day of January.
testament Of Robert, B Tyler, deceased,
auired by lsw?. Third: Was, the said Robert
B. Tyler at the time of the making and
Of said paper writing OF sound and dis dis
posing mind and capable OF executing
valid deed or contract? Fourth: Was the
81 fd a4 ed the 6f the ee da
tion thereof, or. the subscription thereto
procured from the said Robert B Tyler,
deceased, by fraud or deceit practiced
upon said Robert B. Tyler by ]. Tom
Tyler Emory Smith 9T any other person
1910, obtained, or. the, execution thereof
sasg Dy from ad5s SAID ns RUSeT gys ss ds
coercion Of J. Tom TYLER, Emory B.
PINE, Justice. Consented to; JEFF BUSBY.
National Union Building. als Street.
AftSEHeA eAVANaG f2E fs
inston. D. c. Attorney for the Cayeatee,
s MERscH. Deputy Register Of wins for for
the, District of Columbia. Clerk of the
PROBATE Court
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CHRYSLER 1898 Royal 4-door sedan. fully
recondltioned and guaranteed very clean
oNe-oWner car an exceptional value, S4a5.
SCHITCEI. 4 Col DEN.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

ARLINGTON SECTION-RENT OR SALE
beautiful brick house. :; bedrooms 2lz
baths center hall. large living roor-. din
ing room. kitchen. recreation room .Wo
ftreplaces finished large attic. oil hot-vater
hear Io, 75K'0o sale price, 81 500
rent. Sl"0 60@t Lee blvd Open SUrdav
MR.. SIMPSON. Chestnut ~ 16'
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DODGE 1871 4-door sedan, 1895 beau
riful pigeon blue finish and a car that
shows the excellent care gwen by It's for
mer owner; motor and tires are perfect.
real buy at only S995. ASK to see
Used Car No. I149
H B LEARY Jr, & BROS,
1Sf and Y Y Ave Hobart 60lo
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received by Potts 4
Callahan. Hoover Airport. Arlington; Va,
until ZOO pm, November +. 1871. for
furnishing the following equipment on
monthly rental and recapture basis:
25 Or More Dump Trucks Gu. Yd. Bodies:
Further information will be furnished
upon request at the above address. Potts
& Callahan reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. nol1,12,13 l4.l6.l6
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II 3 LEARY, Jr, g. BROS.
! 81 and y Y Ave = = Hobart E0l0
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ARLINGTON, VA.

4,room and bath bungalow. large tree
shaded lot flowers and Shrubbery: lOc
transportation: Grade school | block;
priced under 81 600: immediate possession.
Phone Gil goo
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5-ACRF BUILDING SITES
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA HOTEL. 267 FIT. ON BEAUTI-
ful indian River, also on U. S. No. l.; ele-
gantly fur; q sleeping rooms; u apts.,
riparian rights, boating. fishing; $4,000.
Phone for appt., MRS. ROBBINS, Parkside
1Rs
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YOU J.

:. c10 GET Q bon Of $1,000 if YOU
con moke monthly P1yme0ts Of S759
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK l941 super sport coupe; driven
only 5000 miles; practically new car
owner drafted: terms If desired. stored
at the Sheridan Garage, c516 Que NV
BUICK 1896 4-door sedan; good condition;
heater, good tires; will split second-h hand
dealers profit; good turn-in value. Ho-
bart 44S0. Br. All. 10
BUICK I94I sedan; for sale. or trade;
5000 miles: private owner. 1911 G 81.
ne, upstairs. Cowan. 10
BUICK 1910 special 4-dr.: radio. built,in III
heater. . new tires; Original owner So-o'
CADILLAC 1941 convertible coupe: driven
less than 1000 miles, equipped WIN
hydramatic drive, radio, heater. whlte-wall
tires: terms can be arranged. stored at
Sheridan Garage. 2516 Que NV. 10,
CADILLAC 1910 7-passenger limousine:
radio, heater; $4,000 miles: beautiful; per
feet condition; pvt. MI 0266. 16.
CHEVROLET 1887 Master de luxe 2sdoor door
heater good condition; sacrlnce' s-fs'
1864 Nichols ave. Sc, Apt. 2
CHEVROLET 1941 6-pass. club coupe;
ike ken new. W. AID. 377e. ewes.
CHEVROLET 194I four-door special de
luxe. SS75; Immaculate. Flood Pontiac
422i Connecticut. Wo. s401.
CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe coupe; one
owner car. shows the best Of care. pracu'
ss!ly new tires very CLEAN Evy wv FgaaTAas9E FraAsE
MOTORS. 7105 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1886
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CHEVROLET 194I lz-ton panel truck;
practically new. present mileage 6 437 .
Call Columbia $500
CHEVROLET 1890 pickup: D C. inspected.
lst-class condition; S225. 1858 3rd 81.
sw.
SEVERAL l $40 I7-ton FORD trucks; 1887
a dealer. Can be seen at 49th and jay
SITS ne, construction Office. See E C.
Goode
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Contmued)
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES

In Ryerdale, S6.45O to $3.50; large
rooms. beautiful kitchen. air conditioned:
easy. terms. Exhibit home. ALL Ravens
wood I'd. turn right of blvd at trafrc
light, left ct isth ave to Ravenswood
rd.. right TO exhibit home. NJ. D. CAMP
BELL Warf1eld OgSj
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

IMMEDIATE SERVICE
UNIT CREDIT CO.
a05 New York Ave. NV. RE. 14c3-4
l5s
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MONEY WANTED

SEVERAL WELL-SECURED SMALL FIRST
and second monthly payment mortgages
for Sa lie. liberal discount 6Ge interest
JOHN a. BR1CKLEY, Barr Bldg. DI 132 .
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STORES FOR RENT.
(Continued.)
NEW DRUGSTORE

NEW DNUOO OFIE,
PARK AND SHOP DEVELOPMENT.
30x15 IT. Full basement Plumbing.
electrical layout to suit tenant. Excellent
opportunity for progressive druggist in
rapidly growing community. Space leased
TO chains. Also few other stores available
CONSULT
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1903 H St. NV Ma 2345
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1879 MODEL or later: popular price car;
condition: not over SO cash.
Call WO 1895
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SCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN.
.,TT c. T.k D. n n CE

DODGE 1871 4-door touring sedan:
radio and heater. beautiful unmarried BLACK
Gn-7h. like new inside. not a demonstrator
DerfeCr tires and motor, carries nev-car
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TWO 2nd-FLOOR CORNER
offices, 903 New York ave.
Phone DI. O864.
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SILVER SPRING-S6.95O,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.


AVAIL ABLE JANUARY i COMFORT
able furrnished new s-~oom house, ! ,
baths. Shown 1n-3 weekdays CH l43s-
NEARLY NEW MODERN BRICK HOME.
n beautiful Jefferson Park. Alexandria
Va large rooms, - baths. recreation
room, abundant closet space oil heat
at. garage; large corner wooded lo; con-
yesnoient to everything; monthly rental.
SI"1 or year lease. WASHINGTON d
KANE Phone Alex 1921.
ALEXANDRIA - NEW MODERN1STIC
house, > bedrooms, OIL heat; corner lot;
500 Immediate possession: close in
HELEN r. MARSHALL. pol WASHINGTON
s.. Alex. 3S0l Temple 1850
ARLINGTON VA-6-RM FURN. HOUSE
garage. 500 per mo very conv. to stores.
churches, ard bus. adults; no pets S c.
LYTTLE. CH. 9s46: eve. Oh 11lS
NEWLY. DECORATED S-ROON HONE.
nartiy furnished + desired "OS s Oak,
Falls Church Sec OWNER, 2o5 S Oak.
49,
ARLINGTON. VA-FURN OR UNFURN.
6-rns. ard bath. n!l heat; available I'M
mediately. Glebe 1905
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LOTS FOR SALE.


LINDEN LANE AND BROOKEvILLE RD,.
bet. National Park Coliese and Montgom-
cry Hill School: all Improvements. maple
and dOgWood trees: lots 50Xl50 or more
SILVER SPRING 1l5-J.
sIL sPR.-Ilee ACRE, BLADENsBURG RD,
$500: lot 75X200 ft. 5000, Ga. ave.
Wheaton, l a, s1.350. H. F. BIEBER-
SH 6565
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. IN JUST
beyond Sc. WASHINGTON. $3.50. Can finance
homes near Govt. b.dgs. Nc. 6633.
CHEVERLY, MD = VERY BEAUTIFUL
bldg. sites on Wood and ave.. = acre tequal
10 3 LOTS each. S4a5 each; WO 4466
OWNER, LIVING IN FLORIDA. WILL SELL
$500: terms S. T. HICKMAN, 1904
Georgia ave
18th ST CORNER-THIs ATTRACTIVE
corner lot across from Rock Creek Park
Is. offered for sale at a bargain price of
81 500. size approx. cox 20. HARRY
ROD, sl1 G. st. NV. Ma. 4525
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
We have few choice lots available for
priority builders ,nr. MINI, ave. Sc; new
school and bus line. Call branch Office
81 Penna- ave. Sc II. 1000
ADEEBERT W. LEE.
1343 H St. NV. DI. 1900
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
LEGAL NOTICES.

STUDIOS AVAILABLE FOR MEETINGS.
dances rehearsals. 1915 H st. NV. Ma
tiOnAl HhH2
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DODGE 1887; radio and heater perfect
condition, private owner. Glebe 355l .
illo n Hammock. Arllngtnn. Va
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DE SOTO 1880 custom sedan. equipped
with radio and heater, new set OF white
SldcWaN tires, unusually clean inside and
cut. one owner. We know the complete
history OF 'h.S car. priced 10 move quick.
Wisconsin, Motors. 1Of5 WIS. ave. Open
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY wAArEp.

ARLINGTON. vA-SMALL HOUSES, ANY
condition MUST BE PFAL BARGAINS FOR
CASH; immed. settlement. McCLA1NE,
Oh $500
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STATION WAGON. l94l Chieftsin Pontiac
de luxe; Sl.2e5 Immaculate, low mile1
reduced from ST. 500. Flood Pontiac. 422l
Conn. ave.
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1RAilERS For SALE.
TRAiLERS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

oNE-ToN TRAILER for hauling. Cash dc
Mr.. Gross, oxford 07s0. Sat. 2-6; s.
n -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12
Formerly $5e.e5 to $7s.95

True, the days are lengthening and you catch hint of spring in the air now and then. But, being the face-the-facts Connecticut Yankee you are, you know there are going to be good many days yet when you'll be glad to poke your nose into luxurious fur collar. Never was it a better time to "come by" a stunning new coat showered with creamy lynx fox or half covered with inky Persian or enriched with soft mink. Why, you can buy dress, a hat, shoes and even accessories with what you save. But set out at once, if you'd be one of the lucky fourteen who gets one!
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12
BuckIey's Funeral
 Largely Attended
PIymOutf's Police Chief Paid Final Tribute = State
 Police Escort Body To Norwich For Burial

Terryville, Feb. 12-The Immacu- late Conception church was filled to capacity at the funeral of Police Oflcer George F. Buckley, Tuesday, with Rev. George Callahan as ce- lebrant of the Mass; Rev. Francis T. Monahan as deacon and Rev. AL bert Callahan, sub-deacon. Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. James Broderick of Waterbury, and Rev. John F. O'Donnell of Bristol.
 Townspeople of all nationalities, police and town officials from all section of the state paid tribute to the popular officer. The flag on the town hall was flown at half mast during the day.
 Organizations represented were the Terryville fire department, headed by Chief c. J. Carrigan; B. P. O. E., No. 1910 of Bristol; sheriffS from all sections of the state, and many police chiefs
 The honorary bearers, all sheriffs of the Litchfield County Sheriffs' association. of which Officer Buck ley was president, were: High Sher- if Ernest J. Novey of Torrington; James P. Ryan of Thomaston, Harry Bull of Litchf1eld, Dudley Manchester of Winsted, Hector Morse of Litchfield, and James Derando. High Sheriff Joseph Harding of Hartford county, Con- stable John Benoit of Bristol, A. H. Lister, John A. Pelchar, A. w.. GranniS, K. B. Strickland.
 Town officials present included Judge of Probate Matthew F. Hayes, Judge George Gibbs, Tax
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12

Every worker who has reduc- tions made from his wages for old-age and survivors insurance under the Social Security Act should see to it that each em- ployer he works for has rec ord of his name and his social security account number just as they are shown on his account number card. That is the first step he must take to make cer- tain that the Social Security Board has a full record of his wages earned in employment cov- cred by this insurance system. The Board keeps a record of his wages in order to determine the amount of his monthly retire ment benefits after age 65, or his family's benefits in case of his death. Therefore, it is im- portant that every days pay be credited to his social security account.
 Each workers account has a number - the same number that is on the account number card issued to him by the Social Se- curity Board. The employer re- ports the workers wages to the Social Security Board using the name and number the worker gives him. If these are not ex- actly the same as shown on the workers account number card, the Social Security Board cannot credit his wages to his account until the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12
SPEAKERS STAGE
 TOWN MEETING"

A comic "Town Meeting" in cos- tune was held last night at the r. M. c. A. by group of the Water bury Public Speaking Club, with Shall we buy a baby incubator" the chief topic for debate. The town Fathers" argued well and strenu- ously for adoption of the purchase.
 Those taking part in the weighty measure were: Mrs. stephen Sitar, Mrs. Frank Newcvomb, Miss Rose Clarkin, Mrs. Julia Mcdonald, Mrs. Roy Ferris, Miss Edna Clarke and Mrs. John Clark.
 Roy Ferris was moderaotr, Paul Lincoln the town clerk and Philip von Tobel the sheriff.
 Others who took part were Henry Fiege, Agnes Marion, William Van Kleef, Lulu Murphy, Ellsworth Ab- bolt, Mary Sheehan, George Hay nor, Esther Mccarthy, John Brady, Mary Louise Martin, stephen Geo. nitis, and Eleanor Dodd.
 Refreshments were served after the exhausting edliberations. At press time it was still undiscloSed just what final decision on the mat ter was made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12

Collector William Murnane, Assist ant Town Clerk Andrew GranniS, Selectmen Louis Mattoon and J. Francis Ryan. Clergymen and fac tory officials were also in attend ance.
 Others present at the Mass were John H. Adams, New Milford !; Chief of Police Andrew J. Nearing, New Milford; Deputy Sheriff Dud- ley H. Manchester, Winsted; H. R. Mahoney, Terryville; c. E. Prindle, c. w. Winslow, A. w. Bachiel and James Parrott of the state police department; James E. Wheeler and H. B. Norton of the state motor vehicle department, Hartford; R. w. Kingsley, representing the rail- road police.
 Other police and town officials in attendance were Chief Hugh E. Meade, Torrington; Supt. of Police William Roach, Deputy Supt. Daniel J. Carlson, Capt. Fred Hickey and Lieut. James Warner of the Waterbury police depart ment; Supt. of Police w. E. Null cahy of Winsted; Chief John Gormley, Capt. Anthony Malone Lieut.. James Cuddy and Sergt. R. OStrom of Naugatuck; Chief Lee Warehouse of Washington; Chief H. J. Morse of Litchfield; Constable F. C.. Anderson of New Milford and First Selectman E. R. Kaiser Thomaston.
 The active bearers were Lieut. Daniel cGillicuddy and Officer Thomas V. Mccarthy of the Bristo police department; John R. Bresh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12
200 CAR OWNERS TO BE CHECKED
Fail To Bring Auto For Of= ficiaI Tests-InspectiOn
 Period Ends

With 35,000 cars in the Water bury area inspected and certificates issued, Clarence F. Roberts, in charge of the inspection lane on Thomaston avenue, said, today there were about 200 cars which have yet to be examined. 32O cars were in- spected yesterday before the second inspection period ended at 5 o'clock.
 The unexamined cars, MT. Roberts said, will be checked starting some time next week, with Summones is- sued for the owners failing to obtain the inspection certificate. The de- linuuent motorists are liable to re- vocation of markers from 10 to 90 days, MT. Roberts stated.
 Three men will assist MT. Roberts in the check of the vehicles which were not examined and the men will later station themself at different points throughout the city.
 The inspection lane will reopen Thursday for a re-inspection of the cars rejected in the second period but no new inspections will be al- lowed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12
Hospital Directors
 Hear Annual Report
Bishop McAuiffe Reelected President Of Board Dedication Planned

were: Mother Mary Sacred Heart, superintendent and treasurer; Sister Cecilia Agnes, secretary. Father O'Shea presided at the meeting in the absence of Bishop McAuliffe. T. F. Carmody and William s. Jones were reelected to the board.
 Gratis patients at the hospital during the year increased in num- Der from 1,540 to 1,792, accounting for IFS per cent of all patients. Full pay patients decreased from BIS per cent to 308 per cent, while part-pay patients increased from 45.6 per cent to 51!6 per cent.
 Operations during the year total led 3,328 Births numbered 1,077, @ gain of almost 100 over 1889.
 The annual report disclosed in- creases in number of operations, ambulance calls and special diets. There were decreases in the number of consultations and ex-rays.
 A sharp decrease was noted in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12

rAsKEoE HooR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12
PNEUMONIA CASES
 ON INCREASE HERE

Sixteen cases of lobar pneumonia in Waterbury gave this city the larg- est total of such cases in the state, according to hte weekly morbidity report of the state department of health. The next largest total was recorded by Middletown, where there were 10 cases.
 Pneumonia cases declined in the state at large, the total decreasing from 153 of the previous week to 113 last week.
 Waterbury had no cases of scarlet fever, but Watertown had one. This city had two cases of measles and two of whooping cough.
 Influenza cases in the state totalled 317.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12

An increase of more than 10 per cent in patients during 194O was re- ported at the annual meeting of St. Mary's hospital board of directors yesterday afternoon. The total num- Der of patients admitted during the year was 9,871, an increase of 951 over the figure for the previous year.
 Architect Louis A. Walsh reported that the hospitals new $40O,0O0 ad- dition would be ready for dedication in April. Tentative plans call for the exercises to be held during Easter week.
 Most Reverend Maurice F. Mc- Auliffe, Bishop of Hartford, was re- elected president of the board of directors. Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, permanent rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, was re- elected vice-president. Also renamed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-12

At long last! An effective antiseptic spray that leaves fragrant, refreshing after-effect. An economical antiseptic and deodorant that you'll find dozen uses for besides battling colds, germs and what-have-you. Come, visit the Sil- yer Germicide demonstration on our street floor and discover what a boon it is at home {. <. at the office!
 - STREET FLOOR