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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
MRS MONTAMBAULT
 ENTERTAINS GUILD
St. AnthOny's Altar SOci- ety Members Enjoy
 Weekly Card Party
PROSPECT RudeIIa C. DriscOll, COrre- spondent Telephone 5-0921

Prospect, Sept. 1-The Altar Guild society of St. Anthony's church held their weekly card party in the church basement Monday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar Montambault was host ess. Pinochle prizes were won by Mrs. A. H. Merriman. Mrs. Emil Toscano and Mrs. John Schieffer, ST.
 The ladies present were: Mrs. Elizabeth Dupre, Mrs. A. H. Mer- riman, Mrs. Oscar Montambault, Mrs. John Schieffer, ST., Mrs. Anna Driver, Mrs. Merritt Walters, Mrs Emil Toscano, Mrs. James Mulyey, Mrs. John Danaher of Waterbury, Mrs. Joseph Farley and Mrs. Will liam Sennett.
 There will be a meeting of the parishioners of St. Anthony's church Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the basement of the church. Final plans will be made for the novena to St. Anthony, which will open Tuesday evening, September l5, at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. John McTeague urges all who possibly can to at- tend this meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee R. Davis and daughter. Jean Carol, of West Hart ford, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. William Vining of Cooke road
 Mrs. Damis Lagasse of Waterbury spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs Alphonse Lagasse of Laura avenue
 Mrs. Bernice Buys of Summii road has returned from a ten-day vacation spent at Palmer, Mass. and Lake Sunapee, N. H.
 Billy Vining of Cook road | spending several days with MT. anc Mrs. Fred Ensminger at Cedar Lake Woicott.
 Alphonse Beauregard attended picnic Sunday at Rockwell park Bristol.
 Mrs. Arthur Dusseault of Sunni road will entertain for the Women Association of the Congregations church today at a covered dis luncheon. It will be the regula monthly meeting.
 Roger Connor, son of MT. an Mrs. Daniel B. connor of the Ne' Haven road, has been promoted t the rank of sergeant. Sergt. Como is stationed at the army air bas in Columbia, S. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Gomez eptertaine at a birthday party for their so John LaYlor Gomez at their sum mer home on New Haven road Sun day. Among those present weI Mir. and Mrs. William Lawlor an William and Patricia Lawlor. MI Essie A. Lawlor. Hiss Helen Me Carthy, Arthur Herriot and Lou Schutte of New Haven, Paul an . James Hartnett. Joseph Byrne , Gerard Gomez, Peggy Meyers Waterbury and Allen Keeier Newport, R. !.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
TONY LAGOWNIK
 IGNORED AT DINNER

Naugatuck, Sept. - Anthony IAgownlk. Naugatuck young man recently inducted into the U, g, Army. was given a farewell party Sunday afternoon at the home or Nicholas Tppazi0. his brother -lE- law, in Waterbury. He was present. ed a purse. An entertainment pro gram was greatly enjoyed and re- treatments were served.
 Those attending were; John kll- melt, Nicholas Topazi0, Pasquale TopaxlO, Robert Harrison, Edward Arinonat. Edward Moran, William Lencharg Joseph Scllly, Joseph Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald, Ilm- othy Hanlon. Clarence Litke, John Anderson. Donald Hyde. John Ludgewait. Raymond German and Joseph Lagownik.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
FIREMEN APPOINT
 MAURICE SCANLON
State Associates Elect LO- cal Member Connecticut
 Vice-President

Naugatuck, Sept. i-Members Of the Naugatuck fire department con- graduated Maurice Scanlon, driver of apparatus at the Maple street hose house, upon his election as vice president of the Connecticut State Foremens association at the annual meeting Saturday in New Haven. Mfr. Scanlon is the first member of the fire department for number of years and served at one time as secretary of the Naugatuck Hose and Hook and Ladder Go.
 The Nauagtlick delegates were Fire Chief John J. Sheridan, First Assistant Engineer James Quinn. Second Assistant Engineer Patrick RculIy and Joseph Durkin, superin- tendent of fire convention. MT. Ecanlon was the delegate of the gol- unteers organization and Louis Com igkey was the alternate. A report on the convention will be heard at the meeting of the volunteers Thurs day at 6 D. m. in the Are house. Herbert Coekcroft, foreman, will preside.
 Naugatuck. Sept. 1 - Sergt Ray Boroughs of Newport, R. T., was the week k-end guest of Miss Norma Ga- legki of Greenwood street.
 Miss Adellne A. Lanouette ef Pond street is spending her yae@' ton in Maine.
 Deputy Judge and Mrs. Joseph Neal of High street have returned from a vacation at Saratoga Springs N. Y.
 State iC0nlaF. FFeaeFiek Burke el the Veterans eg FeTeign Wars has left for Cincinnati, Ohio, t0 attend the national convention. He k alse \ member of the national executive committee.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Carlson os South Main street have returned from BlosSburg. Pa, where they at- tended the funeral Of MT. CafAsnn's father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

financial transactions of the bor- ough court and probation office. They recommended salaries of the court officials be paid directly by the borough treasurer and not by the court clerk with the judge coun- ter-signing the checks.
 They also reported that current year actual revenues exceeded esti- mated revenues by $l8,0S6.45, per Exhibit "J", while the appropria- tions schedule. Exhibit "K', reflects an unexpended balance of $2,595.73 Hence, an operating surplus of $20,- 682.l9. which together with various adjustments to surplus presented in Exhibit T" determine net increase of actual revenues with estimated revenues. Considerable excesses are noted in revenue from old age as- sistance taxes and penalties ard liquor permits, while revenue from sources not anticipated aggregated S6,536Ol.
 The following tabulation of per- centages presents the relation of &C., tual expenditures by departments tc total expenditures for the fiscal yeaP ended March 3l, 1942.
 GeEeral administration, 2208q public safety i468s5 health ant sanitation, l62Gs; public works 1892; special app-opristicn' i35T: public welfare, 723gt; edu- cation, 4l.42. Total 1OO9e.
 The statement of Bc'77 Mstur' |. 4 ~ through 1850. s20OO will be paid o0t each year fem l50 u:
 1853. l7,OOO will be paid out from I9sl through 1859 5000 will be paid put. From 1860 through 1861 7,o0t will be paid out.
 The auditors recommend that:
 1. A back tax record or card ac- sount be compiled, detailing all tax ss outstanding against each taxpay- sr, excepting the current year ratt pill.
 2. Due to the fact that genera property taxes appear open on tho rate books as far back as 1902, care 'ul consideration and study con- .erning the collection or adjust. ment of these accounts be made by he Board of Warden and Burgess. $. And further. attention is direct, ed to Chapter 172 of Public Acts oi l94l. amending Section 1908 of tht General Statutes. which provides ir part:
 NO such taxes levied by an, community shall be collected or 'ac' ton maintained 10 collect suct taxes against any person, persons ol corporation against whom they ar respectively levied except within fifteen years after the tax has beer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Nauagtuck, September l. = The general books of the borough of Nauaguck and the records of various depart
 ens were kept in orderly and satisfactory manner it announced today by the accounting firm of Clark and Turnbom of Waterbury in their report for the fiscal year ending March 31, filed today with Warden Leo J. Brophy The accountants stated the accounting proceed adequate with the exception of the recording of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Naugatuck, Sept. 1.--Miss Jac- queline Else was guest of honor at a farewell party recently at the home of Miss Jean ChiSwell of TOlles Square. Miss Else is leaving for Wisconsin, where she will re- side.
 Those attending were Misses Barbara O'Keefe, Dorothy Smith, Patricia Plumb, Marian Frances, Jean Davis, Helen UniS and Della Sntore.
 A gift was presented Miss Else by the group. Refreshments were served later in the evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
ST. PAUL'S WOMEN
 CONVENE TONIGHT

Naugatuck. Sept. l-The Ladies Aid of St. Paul's Evangelical Luth- eran church will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Derwood Nichols of Field street. Mrs. John Enamait will preside. Re- treatments will be served after the business barley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
CIassiRcations

Chairman Harris Whittemore, Jr., of the selective service board pre- sided at a meeting last night at headquarters at Beebe Street school for the purpose of classifying those who registered in the third draft.
 The board was also to heck the questionnaires of young men 20 years old who recently registered in the l8 to 2o-year group. These questionnaires were recently mailed to the registrants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Phillip Weaving. apprentice sea- man, son of Fireman John Weaving of Carroll street, has completed his training at the Newport, R. T., training station. He is now here on leave. He will return Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
M.a4s Donated

S5,34S Donated
 It was announced by Raymond w. Paul, treasurer, that Naugatuck residents donated S5,348y05 to the recent U. s. o. campaign. The check has been mailed to headquarters in New York city. The quota of S8,- 300 was short by $3,o2l.25. Expenses amounted to S6930 for advertising
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
Rehearsal Tonight

DtneaTSdI AOflShN
 There will be rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock this evening for the cast members of Strange Passes at the Salem Lutheran church hall. The play is to be presented in the near future by Groups and 1 of Evange- line circle.
 The Concordia Sick Benefit so- ciety Of the church will meet at 8 o'clock this evening.
 Plans for the 46th annual conven- tion of the Hartford district which opens Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in the Bethesda Lutheran church, New Haven, will be made by the league at a meeting Wednesday night at in the church hall. The convention will continue Sunday and Monday.
 A rehearsal of the choir will be held Thursday night at 7:30, with Herbert Bohlin, director, in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
New Proposals Submitted For
 Future System
Accounting Procedures Adequate in All Departments Excluding Recordings of Financial Transaction
 of Borough Court and Probation Office

Correspondent, Larry shepley-PhOne NauSatuCk ssAS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Naugatuck, Sept. l--Rev. Thomas NJ. Griffin, pastor of St Mary's church, reported the annual bazaar which closed Saturday night was a splendid success.
 The committee consisted of Jo- seph Kane and Mrs. Ernest Ander- son, co-chairmen; Miss Ruth Con- way. secretary; William Reilly, MT. and Mrs. Francis Scully, John R. Hackett, John Czaplicki, Constance Bulkovitch, MT. and Mrs. Patrick Sheridan, Miss Julia Smey, Mrs. Rose Flanagan, Miss Helen Woll and Mrs, John Vanasse. Mrs. Sheridan was chairman of the prize commit tee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Fprty-G0ar per cent Of airpiane accidents 0cclire while plane is land- ills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
Anderson Resigns

Fire Chief John J. Sheridan, now on his vacation, has returned from visit in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Edward Gerber, who attended the summer session at Colgate univer- sity, Hamilton, N. r., is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Ger her of Millville avenue. He will re- sume his studies next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
Auditors Find Borough Books OK.
St. Mary's Bazaar
 Splendid Success
Rev. Thomas Griffin EIated With Response; HOtchiss
 Couple Hosts at Double Birthday Party

purposes and printing.
 Joseph c. Raytkwich. Jr, was chairman of the committee. Cap tains were Rev. George Dunn, c Arthur Pager, Francis Caulfield and Joseph McGuire.
 A double birthday party was helt Sunday afternoon at the home oi MT. and Mrs. Raymond Hotchkiss of Oak street for their son, Raymond Jr., and his grandmother, Mrs Oliver Johnson, of RoXbury, who jointly celebrated the anniversary oi their natal days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
STACNANT WATER
 DRAWS COMPLAINT
WOoIen Mill Pond CIean- Up Project to Be Dis-
 cussed By Burgesses

Naugatuck. Sept. - At the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses tonight at 8 p. m. in the courtroom Warden Leo J. Brophy, will submit plans for cleaning up Woolen Mill pond.
 The plans for this work were drawn up by Russell Hughes, who formerly worked in the towns en- gineering office. Warden Brophy said if the burgesses approve the plans the work will not take long The town will be able to get the necessary tile piping to connect the two storm sewers from Fairviev avenue and South View street tC Long Meadow Brook. The Brockwa1 Whittemore Company. owners o. the property assured the warden O. assistance in cleaning up the place
 The water is st&gnant and has been the subject of complaints fol some time.
 Anderson Resigns
 Charles R. Anderson of Fairview avenue has resigned as chairman of the Republican first ward commit tee, it was announced today by Jo- seph c. Raytkwich, Jr., chairman of the town committee MT. Anderson said he would not be able to give the necessary time, because of work ing hours.
 MT. Anderson was named ward chairman four years ago.
 Mrs J. Curtiss Russell, women's chairman of the ward, who also acts as vice-chairman. is expected to call a meeting of the committee shortly for the purpose of naming a new chairman and making plans for the coming campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

MT. and Mrs. Edwin Carlson ok South Main street have returned from Blossburg. Pa, where they at- tended the funeral Of MT. caKAsnn's father.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01
HoEss LOCAL cGM

impress eH all tho members of yevF fnnlly the need for them Co evs down both inc length and she number es Ioeal cells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-01

Deputy Judge and Mrs. Joseph Neal of High street have returned from a vacation at Saratoga sprines' N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
BRICE CLAGETT, CHARIEs Z. WAN.
WRIGHT. Southern Building, Atterneys
for Receiver.

m THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
lumbia-M THE MATTER OF; JUsIus
esAE %zEPa1 BLK sacyzyEk s. yAsa
SSRsa s6Esa26S srEf g RSffr7ISa TIa 7Sa SSbsS G9s
Justus s.: Wsrdeli, IS Receiver Of the
District E:tion,l Bank 1t,. Of Wa'hinston: ;14
real estate located in the District Of Cos
and s streets Nosthve't' more p.rticulsriy
described IS follows: Part OF original
Lot nov assessed as Lot s14l in eeuars
corner corn Of Ninth ana < streets Northvest,
and has . frontage Sf e feet on < Street .;nt
1880 SQUARE feet 6 Of sround loeated ,xtt,hn IN
end s1e Z street NcTthxs:t: im1ioysd
shd streee oSsf bricf ee buiiding WITH srsms
interior above irSt door, Including . steel
SSs sSs csnptIoiie1 o @ o of =. tie sus1.nes e ths
sss. 600 90 net cash. taxes rents. insurance
appearing to the Court that on December
II. 1941, there was entered in said cause
.nd M'' anes sac e.us
made on or before the Z8tn 0ay OF Oe.
cember, 1e41, At 10 O'Clock AM. at which
time hisher offers would be considered and
objections to saia sale vould , be q 1eassdai "a
odeF M e pusIssa Iss.s tS..s in ne s. .spn and
once In the Washington Law Reporter
prior to said December 20. 19A1, and y
further appearing 70 the Court that said
Order Nssi vas duly ogeiiiSn;sd S;E.,1 IN me ne
said order Nisi, and 1t further appearing
Open Court o9 Dssem5s. 2S 11an1s 1gxn; coyn:el ga4
continuation Of the time for confirmation
Court this 29th day Of December. 1941,
ORDERED That fnal action BY the Court
on the petition herein be postponed until
10 O'Clock AN on Monday. January 10,
1912, and 1t Is further ORDERED. That
Justus g. Wardell, as Receiver Of the
District National Bank Of Washington, be
and he hereby is authorized to accept the
of9er for said real estate herein set forth
unless cause be shown to the contrary or z
higher offer be made on OF before the ssid
10th day Of January, 1912. at 10 o'clock
considered and objections viii be heard.
provided. however, that . COPY OF this
order Be published in the Evening Star
NeWSpape1 at least three times and once ~
the NsshtA9top Law Nepoft@ pffof . said
18th 9aZ Of January. 1913; DIC1!N.
son I$4T9. lusttes. le4ql A true coy:
VI. He1il bseas, cisst. ) H.z7.fS.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRY ]. KANE, Jr.,
5012 Lowell St. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Robert Francis Lucas. ct al. Complainants
VS.. The Unknown. Heirs. Alienees and De-
visees Of James Barclay and Of George Simp-
son, respectively. Defendants.-Civil Action
No. l3875-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Tho object Of this action is to establish Of
record by adverse possession compla inants
title in fee simple to Lot 81. in subdivision
made by Thomas Lucas Of original Lot 8, in
Square -. as said subdivision 10 recorded
in Aber RI H.. folio 116. Of the records Of
the Once of the Surveyor Of the District
it IS this 18th day f Of JanIary. % 1915.
ORDERLD, that the defendants the un:
known heirs. alienees and devisees. Of
James Barclay and George Simpson. re-
spectively. cause their apDearance to be
entered herein on or before the f1rst rule
day occurring at least forty days exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays after the
day Of the nrst publication Of this order.
otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
As in case Of default. provided. . copy of
this Order be published once Q week for
three successive weeks in The Warrington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star before
Court By the Court, JENNN00 BAILEY,
Justice. (eesl) A true copy. Test:
CHARLES 3. STEWART. Clerk. BY
H.EANoR A. JoBE. Deputy Osrk.
iA1k.222Q
Evening star., 1942-01-15
AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN a SON. Auctioneers,
143l Eye st. NV.

Rqs1EHs 2Ts fAtF MPso2.n 81 v4HgAs11 ~ rHRHH R5A
TSk9 AsD s$s@ESz kso@s I! FG% Gss12fsas sHlSs
reaoyded 'ui OF Lbss es''a so esss o. Fo!s S
et seq: Of the land records Of the District
p.rs seaas:d 'nf M the the .saps 81
trustee af will sell! At public sHstiGn in fT1ns
4BPls54xs1cPf3 4P s54s. IS vE R4y gc19cx HsAas FM IL
.''r.ss N D:s''e: s.is; Ss
Alley and others subdivision Of lot 33 IN
square numbered one hundred and ffty.
Sis %sis f!Ps; = = iaiio I ss ..,,s " =, III.
purchase money to be paid in cash. bal.
in one two. three and four years. with
from da, & ..e
cured by nrst deed OF trust upon the
property sold sold or al cash. a. the opt,onn non
win Be required at time Of sale. ixsmina-
tion Of title. eonveyancing.. recording.
revenue stamps. etc. at cost OF purchaser
days " f1om rom a.y 9e Of ssl.. othera,:. TIN
trustee reserves the right to forfeit said
cos. er q hs :. upos ss: T X:
ment Of such resale in some Newspaper
r or Without forfeitins ths depo.it the rrua. H
tee Tee may avail itself Of any lesaI Or sauit.
.si able rights against the defaultins pur.
Fzgs2 Fs5a2sSs sexsASSa fASkof fsu:ss.' .so
NELSON J. FOSTER, Secretary.
Jal2d&ds.exsu.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

1RusTEs SAIL or yALuAgLE RLAI
STORY FRAME DWELLING. CONTAIN
ING SIX ROOMS, BATH AND BUILT
Fos r qaFAei sFSeIr ksoEn soSfHzAs4. az ToSs c1Is
iae Is.r No. ssss SefS os q s5u11
the land records Of the District Of colum-
cured thereby. the undersisned viii sell Al
q sBSS% L ;Fss5 !; s sEsf;;|
PM. the following described Land and
premises situate in the District Of Colum.
biz and being lot numbered nfty-eisht
N and hyn
made BY William W. woodward and Ken.
meth yieth Of lots il block numbered seven
recorded IL leer No. 81 folio = af Ia' Il.
records Of the Once Of the Surveyor fol
the District OF Columbia:
TERMS Or SALE: Purchaser to pay one.
and three years. .Tesosetisei5. With Inter: s:
sit A. q: .ns sat: Of 81 co. p,
The, ,wsperty sold. or all cAsh At the option
70 th. date Of sale: pnreS.ser S usS 70 pay
sale 70 date " .etsiemens It SIX as Del
centum per anpum; all conveyancinE. re.
corains. revenue stamps etc. st the. cost
s of saso s ). tue s.sGI.S S5 nS ' ::
time Of sale and settlement to Be within
thirty t3o) days Of the date Of sale. OF
sse eo .ns l.t tns q % s.sssn. 1t,S p
tisement os said resale resi- n some Gs nexspspei ee
published in w'j;n'1s1sn: = WRfhI2 2; { gAcoss
surviving Trustee.
925 18th & NV,
lal3.d 60 Sex 81 Washington, D. G.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS n coLoMIi l.
min to bridge: owner will sAcTt6e.
VICTOR H. Schulz Decatur 64OO.
COMMUNITY GROUP 1877. LOTS Ne.
Washington, D. c.. less than $500 eao.
improvements available. blocks from
Catholic University. Call MA. ]0O6.
A DESIRABLE CORNER BUILDING LoT
near transportation: reasonable. E'x
204-M, Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

CORNER FLAT sTIE-$1.2O0
Near Lyndale, In Sc, 3 blocks from nv
school, on Grade. Call today. Its N
excellent value. Mr.. LAYTON, Ii. 1859
ADEIBERT w. LEE.
1343 H st. NV. Dl. 1900
Evening star., 1942-01-15
FARMS FOR SALE.

22-A. FARM. BEAUTIFUL OAK GROVE.
14-room house. lust remodeled througho,t.
Wels fersiie SOIL sood ints srave aa0 rosd n
sides, beautiful cedar lined front. 3
cows 3 calves, riding horse. 13 hogs. fe d
barns outbuildinss; 4 mi. to ~. station,
80 mi. north D. c.; $4,000.
21O acres. good soil. good farmhou e.
bank barn. good fences, streams; wonder III
view; 5 mi. ~. station; $4,000: barga n.
]. LETTON MARTIN.
401 Earle Bldg AD $3.50. RE 2492.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

DEFERRED PAYMENT NOTES.
1st trust so interest monthly paymens.
2nd trust go interest monthly paymens
Will sell notes outright or will exchafxe
for real estate.
JEROME 8. MURRAY,
RE 246O. 1881 9 st. NV. MI. 45:9
Evening star., 1942-01-15
STORES FOR RENT.

1900 OGDEN ST. NEWCOMER 0ROC-
cry store and apt, newly decorated; ga
rage. Apply H1MMELFARB PROPERTIES.
474 X st. NV. NE. 1l07.
NEAR CONN. AVE- AND CALVERT ST
1-story store, 16x66, excellent location for
millinery. Call or see Mr. Marshall. BOSS
& PHELPS. l417 x st. NV. MA. 9300.
Sol 18th ST. sE.-LARGE STORE AND
nice dwelling, Arcola heat; good for any
business. MA. 1895
1873 NV, NEAR GOVT. DEPTs.. BUSY
street; $50. r. o. BELT, Union Trust
400 EAST CAPTTOi-STORE AND FIVE
rooms and bath: S65. L. T. GRAVATTE
realtor, 729 18th St. MA. 0763.
2O37 K ST NW-IARoE STORE WITH
entire bldg.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
173l K St NV
Evening star., 1942-01-15
S1oRN RoR MlR.
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.
WARENoUsEs WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

CONNissioNIRs. D. G.. WAsHMoToN.
received .et Room SOC, District 1uildins.
iiciy opened. for furnishing the materials
and performins The work for IN, the construe. e.
or steel truck Waterman and appurte:
nances from 18th and Upshur Streets, NV.
to 18th and Otis Streets. IL. Washington.
d. c. Proposals, Specifications. ana drav-
ings may. be obtained at Room AZ. Rts;
sh:s. sfss ol s1oc S0Ss 0ss,.Ss
a S Tsas' 1eod edaason p G to
oIFICL Or TEE AEcHrTEcT o. 9TH The Il
v Isesiyes IN tbs n9 one. ,,:I until utel9 S9o
opened. for the replacement Of circulating
Washinston. b. c. specitca ton: and bid
posit By auaIified intending bidders on
application to this once. DAVID LYNN.
Architect Of the Capitol.
OFTICI OF THi ARCHITECT or THE
CAPITOL. WashinFton. d. c., January
70, ie42 SEALED BIDS. in triplicate. will
be received in this once until 800 "a m.
opened, for the removal and replacement
Of masonry and Insulating. GOVERNS. over
the circulating tubes OF boilers At the
Capitol Power Plant. Washington. D. G.
Specifications and bidding forms may be
obtained without deposit py auained N.
once. DAVID LYNN. Architect Of the
Evening star., 1942-01-15
FARMS WANTED,

WE HAVE A CASH BUYER FOR 1000 70
LOCO acres, grassland iarm IN nesf,y
important land and location Is. Write fill
description. REALTY ASSOCIATES, M,
46l7 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va.