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Evening star., 1943-01-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
FARMS FOR SALE.

ESTATES. FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES IN
Northern Virginia. convenient to Washing
ton; Let me know what you want. price
Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va. Phone Hern.
don 3S. o.
FARM. ABOUT so ACRES; 35 UNDER
cultivation. remainder in large oak timber
house in fair condition: good barn; OF
hard road. . miles from Chain Bridge in
va. RA. 0444. Saturday. or RA. 2136
Sunday.
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JOHN L. FOWLER, ..O3S r. 1. Ave. Ne
Attorney,

States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 81 .055. Ad-
miniStratlon.-Ihls is to Give Notice. That
the subscriber, OF the District OF Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia. Letters Testa-
nentary on the estate Of Eddie Wellingt OH
stephens. otherwise known as Eddie W
Stephens and E. w. Stephens. late of the
District OF Columbia. deceased All per-
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
Heated. to the subscriber, on or before the
= ST dsy of December. A d. 1913: other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
5enefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 4th day OF January la43
LEE ROY STEPHENS. 30s Seaton Place
NE. tSeal) Attest: VICTOR S MERSCH.
Register OF Wills for the District Of Co.
iumbla, Clerk OF the Probate Court
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YOU'LL SEEl

Living room with fireplace. dining room.
Kitchen; bedroom bath and den first floor
Two oedroomS and bath second floor: porch
with venetian blinds, black walnut ran
com width floors; gas heat; whire-fenced
esrcens hagstone walk and white fence
price SO 80; terms Call NJ. Ruark,
. II. @. HILLEGEIST co.
1921 x ST NV DIs.rict $500
Sunday ana Evenings. Shepherd tt3E
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

ms lovely BUNGALOW has rooms and
path with automatic oil heat The owner
mas. however. installed coal crates for the
olraflon; Located nesr Western ave. and
RIVER ,rd;, IN one of the good locations
around the town. A level lot. especially
GesIra5le for children. This home should
Ee SoId over the week end 81 900 cash re-
quired Call NE I143 tili 6 nm,
J WFSIFy RTTrHANAE
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50 acres. paved State road near Laurel,
Marslsnd Mar 10 I'd r9om n franz dweliing Large
implements. feed. team, horses head
steers, hogs included in price, 1880 90.
j. Fl. FETTY, Laurel, Md
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
CHEVROLET 1941

1a-ton panel: good rubber, good running
condition. Reasonable. See Mr.. Schnider
Independent Laundry. 3Tth and Eastern
ave. MI Rainier. Md
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U, S. HORTICULTURAL. MD.

. KEE INE IRANOP. D. z.
5 large rms, h.-wh., coal, attic and
vashroom, large lot Sacrifice, So, 800.
Small monthly payments. RA. 4343.
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sS3500

NINE ROOMS, 3 BATHS. GARAGE.
Caplto HllL near StreetcarS-WIda ave-
bath on each floor; GAS HEAT nice ont.
,1S look. near public park. Eve. or Sun phone
l.. T. GRAVATTF
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FARMS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
REAL EsIAIE SALE oR ExcAAAcI

A FAMILY HOUSE IN BROOK YIN.
N. Y, TO exchange for house in Wash
lngton, d. c. Inquire at rs Sth st Sc IOs
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE, 324O 3Sth ct. n.
Phone Woodley 1887 after 6 p m
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THOMAS H. PATTERSON, woodward Bldg ,
Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
ministration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the State of Virginia, has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia. Ancillary Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate Of Daniel Preston
Divine. late of the State of Virginia.
deceased All persons having claims again st
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the. subscriber,
on or before the 2sth day Of Dec cember 3,
A.D. 1943; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said estate,
Given under its hand this 2sth day Of
Dscember. 1912. CLARENDON TRUST
COMPANY Corporate Sean. by r. e.
SEBRELL. Jr.. Exec. Vice Pres. Attest:
THOMAS e SEBRELL. :ird.. Sec'y. (SealD
WINS for the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court jaoe1fS
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1h-TON VAN, DUAL
WHEELS 1898 G. M c..
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

'ANTED TO BUY several stake and dump
'ucks, also one pickup; prefer late models.
all Republic T31T
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ACREAGE WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

2 OR 3 ACRES OF UNIMPR OWED LANE
with utilities available. in Arlington OF
Alexandria, Va. BOX 300-L. Star
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

SMALL 3-ROOM COTTAGE, ELEC.: NO
plumbing; ! or > adults: SIS a month: 2
mi. CcleSville. T. Y. CANBY, Ashton 1906.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL.
S20,950.
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.

We consider II a real privilege to offer
this center-hall residence less than l
wear old in a highly restricted NV. COM
munlty. 1t includes an exceptionally large
master bedroom, other large BEDROOMS
and . baths on md floor, large, finished
ird- floor room. spacious living room, din
ing room with bay window and library with
room, maid s room and bath, alr-cnndition
ed heat, built-ln earage. An offering such
.s this should bc seen az once. Please
phone Mr. Burr. WO, l13a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH-SAVE COMMISSION-CASH
l will pay cash for houses. fats or apart
ment houses, D. c. only Get my offer be-
fore you sell. q. G. DUTY, 1924 Vermont
ave National 1iS1
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REPOssEssED HOUSE. WITH LGE. LIV.
rm., fireplace. . bedrms, bath. kit, di-
nette screened porch; upstairs under con-
Struction: cleo; acre of land: bus: Is
miles TO Washingtoh. Fairfax 2h4-J
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.
$5,950-$500 CASH.
4th AND CONCORD AVE.

New house, 4 rooms, tile bath, full base
ment and attic. wide lot. Immediate pos
session. HENRY J. CONNOR, INC, WI.
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MT. PLEASANT-S12. 600,

Brick; bedrooms. baths: automatic
heat; fireplace: electric refrieerator: rea-
Son3b!e terms; early possession BOSS &
PHELPS, Ma o2OO Evening and SUNDAY
call Mr. Measen, EN- 3313.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Large Lot-S13,950.
Excellent location, within ! SQUARE OF
18Th St bus service. Unusually we'll built
and we'll kept vacant, 2-car garage. This
Is really a fine home and a good value IN
an unsurpassed location. Phone MI
Lewis. IA, 4321
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. D1. Sal.
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DETACHED BRICK,
S1225Q-

MUST SELL BY JAN. Is
"A beautifully French-Normandy de-,
tached all-brick home, possessing unusual
charm and individuality, overlooking Sligo
Greek parkway, within l block of fast
transportation. Built Just ga yrs. ago by
one of Washineton's prominent builders.
There are 6 delightful rooms . colored tile
baths with built-in cabinets ultrsmodern
kitchen with G. E, rcfrg. FIRST-FLOOR
LAVATORY Copper downspouts, cutters
and water pipes. Heavy varied-colored
slate roof: numerous features seldom found
in home at this price, Brick garage
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Act at once.
Phone Mr. Evans. WO. 02a0, with
sss SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.,
1bo5 H st. NV, National 2345.
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S16,95O.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.

Very close to Conn. ave. end shopping
center, large. library with fireplace and
iiavatory on first floor, 4 bedrooms and 3
13O, beautifully Handicapped; 2-car garaee,
For appointment to inspect call EDWARD
ii JONES CO, WO 230O until o pm
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TRADES.
cIrRrIR RAN RARGAINS
HOME AND INVESTMENT

HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Semi-detached English style brick IN
bes. section of Brentwood, near schools
and transportation; EIGHT ROOMS AND
TWO BATHS arranged as two complete
spts: now rented furnished at $3.50 per
month: auto. hot-water heat: built-in ga
rage. Owner lives out of city, has author
ized sale for only SS,a5o
SHANNON a. LUCHS co.
1905 II St NV National @345.
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OWNER-OCCUPIED

CORNER BRICKS RMS, 2 BATHS;
j block to streetcars; convenient north
east location; direct route to Navy Yard;
. stories and basement, usabie for two or
three families; brick construction: hot
water heat cleo owner will give posses
xnn Price. S7a5n Eve. or Sun. phone
co sIse MI owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
reo 18th ST Realtnr MA OT53
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

3-SToRY BRICK BLDG: STOREROOM, 3
apis, extra sleeping rms, all hardwood; i;
3.story BRICK bldg. 22x22 in rear to soft
alley. Phone Franklin 4430
NEAR 2lst AND PENNA. AVE N.W.-2nd
commercial; $4,000: two 6-room brick
houses and 2story warehouse, renting at
500 30 per month. ME. 2025, d. E.
BARRY, 1907 H st. NV.
NEW. FULLY. RENTED APT HOUSE,
excellent location, high returns assured
Requires $4,000 to $4,000 cash. OR
2244. Mr.. LORD. RA. 672S.
ATTRACTIVE CLUB FOR GIRLS. 1st
zone, vicinity Dupont Circle; corner house,
4 rooms, baths; real estate, business. and
furnishings for sale. Gross income about
5000 per month. Price, S21 500; terms.
Tel. WI 9399 or RE. 3222, TO-
NEW--4-UNIT BUILDING.
All two bedroom apis. In finest close-in
Can be bought at right price, ACT QUICK,
call Harry Cohen, GE. 02S6.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1908 H st NV. National .2345.
NEAR LIBRARY, CAPITOL AND VARIOUS
GOVT DEPTS.
rooms, top floor rented at S42 so per
mo. Live in 3 rms. and let the rent help
you buy nice home, automatic INV. heat
Priced only S6,95o; terms, 81 10000 cash,
s67 so per mo. Call e. H. PARKER, DI
.}34R or RA 0349
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CLOSE 10 BUS, schools SEA AND HBiTh, BUsf,
NESS CENTER: 3 YRS OLD $3.50;
81 900 CASH NEEDED. CALL MR.. DONA-
HUE, CHI. 2440. EYES, FALLS CHURCH
123 12s3 n C, HINES & SONS, INC,
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UNUSUAL BUY

Near walter Reed Hospital, Forest Glen
Md-11 rooms :! baths. h.-wh., coal s
acres, large trees: greatly reduced Tor auic <
sale second floor arranged as separate
apt, private entrance. OWNER, RA. 934i.
Evening star., 1943-01-09

A FEW CHOICE PLOTS stin available:
city water and sewerage to each trailer.
modern facilities. Temple Trailer VII
LACE. Duke st. and telegraph rd., Alex,
Va. Temple 2700.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
EDWARD N. KELLY
RITES WEDNESDAY
Father OF Priest Died Last
Evening at st. Mary's
Hospital

Edward M. Kiely, q resident Of
this city for over 90 years. died last
night ct st. Mary's hospital. follow.
ing . short illness. He was native
Of County Tipperary. ireland.
Mr.. Kiely. who lived at 81 John.
son street, was q COMMUNICATE OF st.
Margarets church, and @ member
Of Its Holy Name society.
He leaves two sons. Rev. Edward
x. Kiely. pastor Of st. Helena's
church. Sheriff.. N. Y. and Joseph
J. Kiely, member Of the faculty
at Ansonla high school: three
daughters. Mrs. Edwin Olson, Mrs.
Charles Doherty. both Of this city,
and Mrs. James Hyland, New MIL
ford; four brothers, Rev. Joseph M.
Kiely, pastor Of st. AttractaS
church, Chicago: Philip M. Of Aus
tralia, Maurice ~. and David Of Ire
land; nine grandchildren.
The funeral win be held from
the home, 81 johnson street. We'd
nesday morning at o:l5 to st. Mar
garet'S church where q solemn high
Mass will be celebrated at 10.
Burial will be In the family plot,
old st. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
NATIONAL UNITY
REVUE ARRANGED
IngersOH Employees to Be
Featured i'm Musical
Production

National Unity" is the theme OF
an all-Ingersoll Revue TO be pre-
scented by employees Of both the Mid
dlebuTy and Waterbury plants of the
Waterbury Clock Company at Buck
1nghim hall Saturday and Sunday
evenings, May 8 and 0 at 500
O'Clock. Management OF the COM
pany Is cooperating with employees
IN the production, which is another
in the series presented during the
past few months by local war work.
ers. and all OF which have been
highly successful.
The entire book Is written and
directed by Edward Morytko, local
playwright and director and the
cast. numbering 30 IN al, features a
SO girl chorus interpreting music In
the modern manner In three part
harmony. Edmund Skoronski is in
charge of arrangements and direc-
ton Of the musical program. Sew
eral acts will feature talented fac
tory employees.
Company officials headed by
James Fa!lon Of the Industrial Rela-
tons department are cooperating In
the presentation, proceeds from
which will be used for the benefit
Of former company employees now In
the service.
All employees Of both plants who
wish TO take part In the show are
urged to contact Mr.. Fallon or Mr..
Morytko at the employment ONCE
as soon as possible. Tickets will
60 on sale the latter part Of the
week. The show will be followed by
. dance with music furnished by
Joe DiPietro's orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
=: OBITUARY

ODONNELIs-MrS. Mary CITE.
GERALD O'Donnell, widow Of Thomas
r. ODonnell, died late last evening
at her home, A Cottage place. A
native Of waterbury, Mrs. 0Don.
nell resided here all Of her life.
She was q communicate Of 81
Patrick'S church and O member oil
the Daughters Of Isabella.
Mrs. O'Donnell leaves two sons,
Major Edward T. O'Donnell Of Fort
Belvoir, Virginia, and Francis e.
O'Donnell, On empioyc OF the city
street department; q sister, Miss
Helen Fitzgerald, and q brother,
Edward Fitzgerald, both Of Water
bury.
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday morning at S:i6 O'Clock
from the Mulville funeral home,
27O West Main street, 10 81. Pat
rick's church ut 0 o'clock. Burial
will be In new 81. Joseph's cemetery,
Friends may call nj the funeral
home after 1 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
DE VOE-David DeVoe, n, OF 10
Cherry street, died at 81. Mary'S
hospital on Saturday afternoon fol-
lowing an illness Of three weeks. A
native Of Canada, he had been a
resident OF this city for over 80
years.
During the last nine months Mr.,
DeVoe had been employed rs o car
penter at the Waterbury Clock Co.
Prior TO that he had served In this
trade for individual contractors.
Mr.. DeVoe leaves four sons, VIII
liam, Edward, Louis and Henry, all
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
YOUNG SOLDIER
DIES IN CAMP
Private Anthony COviellO
Accidentally ElectrOcut.
ed; Body Sent Home

Word Of the death Of Pfc. An
thony Coviello, %. at Camp Clai-
borne, La, has been received by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Donate
Coviello. 4e6 Walnut street. The
waterbury soldier was electrocuted
saturday. according to the telegram,
which gave no further details.
Pfc. Coviello. a native Of the city,
was stationed with the Engineers
Unit Training Corps Of the Army
at the camp. He attended local
schools and before entering the
service. April 81. 1852, was employed
1t the Waterbury Wrecking Co.
Besides his parents, Donate and
Maria (0alicchio) Coviello. he Is
survived by six brothers. Charles,
Albert. Domenic, william and Leon
ard. al Of this city, Frank OF An
sonia; six sisters, Mrs. Joseph Di-
Franco, Mrs. Gilbert Baccaro, Mrs.
Stephen DiFilio, and Jennie, Car
snela and Susan Coviello, all OF
Waterbury; several nieces and
nephews.
The body will be sent to Wa
serbury In charge Of the Maiorano
Funeral home. 95 Willow street. Fu-
neral arrangements will be an
nounsed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
JAMES FARRELL

New York, March 29.-(UP)-- A
solemn requiem Mass will be sung
tomorrow for James A. Farrell. 80,
who rose from q $3.50 q week Iabor-
er to the presidency Of the giant
United States Steel Corporation.
Farrell died at his home here yes
terday after an illness OF two
months.
Born In New Haven. Conn.,, he
was forced at IS 10 leave school and
60 TO work when his father, q ship
owner and sea captain, failed 10 re-
turn from voyage. He entered q
New Haven steel wire mill as a day
lbaorer, but continued his education
in the Horatio Alger tradition by
extensive reading after II hours a
day In the mill.
In little more than a year, he was
a mechanic. He left New Haven at
20 and went to Pittsburgh as an
expert wire-drawer. His advance
there was rapid and by the time he
was % he had become sales man.
ager of the pittsburgh Wire Com
pany. -Four years later he was gen.
eral manager.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29

Private funeral services for Fran.
els r. Phillips, 90, 30 Hewlett street,
prominent IN the citya financial CIR.
cles will be- held wednesday % his
home, with REV. Francis o. Ayres,
Of 81, Johns church ofllclatlng.
Burial win DO at the convenience
OF the family, Friends are asked 10
please omit flowers.
Mr.. Phillips, president and treas
urer Of the Francis T. Phillips Com
pany Investment securities arm
and former treasurer Of the n. r..
0riggs Company, died early this
moEning OF waterbury hospital
after q brief illness. lso was q
former member Of the Board Of AL
dormen and treasurer Of the local
Republican party.
He was born In BROOKLYN, N. Y.
June 4, loo9, the son Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Frances (9mith) Phillips, and
the late Lewis Rowley Phillips. AlS
father was q wholesale drygo0ds
merchant during his business career.
Through his mother, Mr.. Phillips
was Q descendant Of Captain Eben.
ever smith. member Of General
Washtngton'e stan.
Mr.. Philllps attended Princeton
after preliminary study at Adelplai
Academy ana the Boys high school
OF Brooklyn, N, Y, and was gradu.
ated In 1918 from the university
with Q bachelor Of science degree.
He took employment with r. 9.
= =
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
National Obits
FRANK GILMORE

New York, March 20 --(UP)-.
Frank Gilmore, 90, president of 40.
tors Equity Association, died carly
today at the Roosevelt Hotel, IA
had been III for several weeks or
kidney ailment.
Gilmore, who rs an actor had
been loading man to Minnie Mad
deEn Faske, Elsie Ferguson, Nine
NaSlmova and others, also was pres.
ident OF the Association of Actors
and Artists OF America.
10 was q native Of New York
but was educated In England, He
began his stage career In 1879, play.
Ing IN the English provinces foT
three years and on the London
stage for five years before coming
TO New York state.
He founded Actors Equity, an an
late OF the AL, In 1919 and was
Ito executive secretary to 1899, when
ne became president, Until 1897, he
also was president OF the Chorus
Equity Association.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
MARGARET BOLAN
DIES AT Home
Popular Employee of the
American Brass Co. to
Be Buried Wednesday

Miss Margaret King Bolan, the
daughter Of James and Margaret
(King) Bolan, died last night at her
home, 112 Central avenue, follow.
ing O short Illness.
Miss Bolan was q popular member
Of the younger set OF this city,
where she was born on March II,
1921. She was active In her Alumnae
circles, having graduated from st.
Mary'S school, waterbury Catholic
High school, and Edgewood Park
Junior College, BriarcliH, N, Y,
Glass Of 1910.
Miss Bolan was employed at the
American Brass Company as q
medical assistant. She attended 81.
Margaret's church.
She leaves. besides her parents, q
sister, Mary Airline, student at
Edgewood Park Junior College.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at 8:l5 o'clock from
the Mulville Funeral Home TO ST.
Margaret's church where q solemn
high Mass will be celebrated at 0
o'clock. Burial will be In the family
plot In old 81. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends may call ut the funeral
home today from to 10 o'clock and
tomorrow from 2 TO 10 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
Ordinance Formulated
On Gas Water Heaters


water heaters ana gas space heaters
which was sent ell city, town and
borough ofncials with the recon.
mendatlon that careful considera.
ton be given It's adoption.
The need for properly designed
and constructed fiue connection
to the outside air Is specially en-
phasized, as q means Of removing
burned, partially burned or un-
burned gas from an appliance.
These are contributing causes Of
carbon n1onoxide which Is a product
Of incomplete combustion. This may
be brought about by lack Of sufncient
fresh air supply to combine COM
pletely with the gas being burned
or by o flame striking O cold sur.
face resulting In cooling Of the gas
and subsequent incomplete combus-
ton.
To ward against the danger Of
sickness or accidental death from
carbon Hnonoxide the following pre-
cautions were listed:
/. Be sure that gas or oil space
heaters or water heaters are ade-
Quately vented to ouslde air.
2. Be sure hampers or other de-
vices do not restrict removal Of
combustion products.
3. Be sure appliances are prop
erly adjusted. Flame Of gas heater
should not be high enough to touch
any portion Of the water coil. II
there Is any doubt as to the ad-
justment, call the company supply
Ing fuel for advice and assistance.
4. Do not use gas water heaters
or space heaters In small rooms
where IL Is difncult to obtain SUM-
cient fresh air. Never sleep in o
rooom in which either one Of these
heaters Is operating.
5. Remember carbon monoxide
is colorless and oGorleSs so Il gives
no warning Of It's presence.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
LEE YEATON, z YEARS

Lee Yeaton. 7, was given a birth
day party Friday night at the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Xeaton, Homestead avenue. Among
those present were Wilma Weaving,
Barbara and Dolores Kelsey, Sally
and Elene Thurston Joan Dunn Di-
anne Spadola, Joseph Ruccio. War
rem Lengyel, oDnald Tucker, Robert
Weaving, Robert Swanson and Ken
niston Merrill Of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-29
TESTIMONIAL FOR
POPULAR COUPLE
Earbenders Plan Tribute
to Mr., Mrs. Patrick
Blacker on Jubilee


Tickets for the Annual Banque
Of the Earbenders which will b
held at Washington Park Com
muuity House. May 1st were dis
tributed to the committee yesterday
at the meeting held at 3 o'clock
This year the club anticipate fea'
turing the 50th Wedding Anniver.
say Of Mr.. and Mrs. william II
Blacker. Mr.. Blacker is one Of the
charter members Of the club anC
has many friends and relatives ir
Waterbury and throughout the
state. The Blackers were married
in Norwich, Conn.,, April goth, 1893
Tickets for this affair may be OBJ.
tanned from any member Of the
committee which Is headed by the
president. Thomas Conway, assisted
by Ralph Ruggles, Thomas Driscoll
Thomas Reynolds, Martin Hayden
H. A. Hayden. Michael Kelly, vii,
liam Dew, Frank joyce, Edward
Goggias. J. B. Cuddy and Roger
Conner, with an auxiliary commit.
tee Of Mrs. Thomas Reynolds and
4sAA y, n,
Conference for the High School
pupils Of st. Francis parish will be
bid this evening In the lower
church at o'clock.
Religious instructions for the
grammar school children will be
held on Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
and Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
in the parochial school.
Lenten devotionS are held daily at
the 1880 o'clock Mass.
Stations OF the Cross are held on
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 and on
Friday afternoon at 3:45.
Friday Is the first Friday OF the
month--Masses at st. Francis will
be at $3.50, $3.50 and 1880. Confess
sions Thursday Afternoon and eve
ming.
There will be no devotions Friday
evening.
st. Francis C. Y. o. will meet
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock in the
lower church.
Regular Monday night card game
Of st. Francis Holy Name will be
held this evening In the basement
OF the parochial schocol.
congratulations are In order at
the home of Patrick O'Connor and
cigars are being passed around
with the arrival OF a nine and one
half pound son to the former Ann
Marie O'Connor-now Mrs. William
Quinn. The youngster viii be christ
ened William Patrick Quinn-his
dad is with the United States Coast
Guard, stationed at Manhattan
Beach, N. Y. Junior was horn Fri
day afternoon at st. Mary's hospi-
tai. Mother and son are doing nice
ly. Neighbors and friends wish the
new parents best Of health, wealth
and happiness.
Friends of Mis- Lena v. Donovan
Of IS Loun3bury street, will be
pleased to know she is able TO walk
around st. Mary's Hospital, where
she has been q patient since March
10th, laid up with rheumatism. She
has responded TO treatments so
well, that In all probability she will
be home again in another week S
time.