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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
BAPTIST, METHODIST
UNION SERVICES SET

The First Baptist and FIRST Meth
odist churches win hold Union
service at 1880 q. m. In the fsFst
Baptist church tomorrow, The ser.
mon subject viii be The VIII OF
Cod, Rev, John J. 6nayely viii be
IN charge of the service, the uaF-
tet Of the Methodist church render
Ing the music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

wABc-News; Map. q. e.
Eliot
li:l5-wEAF-Joh w. Nandercook
wOR-Herald Tribune news
Wits Murder, drama
wABC-Shep Fields Orch.
Sustain the Wings
Sgt. II. Bluestone
WOR-Tommy fuckers
Orch.
wJZ-Hoosler Hop. hill.
billy band; songs
WABC-Dean Hudson'0
Orch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
$246,7S7 in BOND
PAYMENTS COMING

A total of approximately e2l6.7e7
In bond maturity and interest pay
ments is due by the city for the re-
mainder Of 1874 with August pay.
ments, as scheduled, being Of the
lowest among all preceding months.
On August !. the city must meet
interest payments Of e2.s50 on wa
ter fund bonds and on Aug. is must
meet interest payments Of si6,362
on general fund bonds. for month
ly total Of ei9.2i2.
The total amount Of bond nnatur-
tiles payable by the city, as Of Jan.
1914. eualled es70.500 while interest
payments due amounted to e53e,O4i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

u re Navy anA ceasiguaE6, 80
IRISH PENkkNT & snyihIns lksl
hes not been stoves aWay prep
'eFly, pinslip pictures, eteeklags,
and nndeFsblTEs have 80 illeaaay
way o. becoming IRISH Pm
MANT6, Any sloppy, Loose ends
that stick out Of the venilseseg
openings o. ne sides q Ne leelkeg
door ean Get their ossTeg into Q
Iot OF trouble on inspection aak.
IN most eases, IRISH pBbiISA -
ere collected and the owneFt
names taken. The unfortunate
whose name appears On the ~
speetien Ilsi Il 9 MARRIED man. -
90 future inspections he e Ne
speete6 more eloeely. and e tle
name IL ealsan again, ME chances
oe having No liberty Ter q wesk ~
50 eEe mere TO eAe|sn y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

If churches of all denominations throughout the
world would strive actively for world peace, Rev.
Axel Wall believes mankind would soon approach the
great millennium when the earth would be free OF inter-
national conflict. The clergyman, who works the
second shift at the Waterbury Tool Ito help little
toward the main goal" has little patience with the belief
that wars will always exist native of Uppsala, the
seat of one of Sweden's largest universities, Mr. Wall
sailed for America shortly after his graduation from the
Baptist theological seminary in Stockholm. Within the
next ten years he held pastorages in Minnesota, Wis
consin Washington, California Illinois, and Hartford,
Conn. He is weknown to Waterburians. having served
as pastor of the Swedish Baptist church here for almost
decade He has also Travelled at intervals throughout
the nation doing eyangestc work Six years ago upon
returning to his native country ne was much pleased
TO observe that Sweden had made marked progress
under Socialist Democratic government The plight OF
the underprivleged and homeless notably relieved by
statemantained sanatorums orphanages and home for
the aged, he said Sums We're replaced with modern,
ow-cost apartment houses However, the clergyman Is
greatly worried about Swedens plight at the present
time Due to bockades 1t has been reported that food
shortage exists, Various attempts TO communicate with
relatives, Mr. Wall said have proved unsuccessful since
no mail is getting through either way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
WILSON POST IN
ANNUAL MEETING

A special meeting of Wilson Post,
American Legion. will be held sun
day July 30. at 3 y. m. In the Post
Rooms on Bishop street for the
nomination of officers for 1915.
Commander Hampton Steward re-
quests that all members attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
Jesse
ADLER
Looks az
the NEWS

Moscow's announcement that $751;
600 Nad soldiers were killed by the
onsweeping Russians must have
been some consolation to Adolf
that means 3si 900 less guns
pointed at his rearI
One thing we do know-thas the
rear q where he'll eventually get tt!
That rumpus In Germany npdi-
Gated Hitler;s use Of Robot bombs
anyway-at least he can control
THEM!
EG proved that PTusslan Arist0cFa.
cy, knowing Germany Is doomed,
isn't spelled "Aristecrasy"
and George Bernard shaw's ssth
Birthday interview to the Associated
Press-which he rendered IN short
hand, suggesting that Germany be
treated gently til cured, made
about as little sense In longhand as
It did In shorthand.
Speaking Of health, physical
standards for army induction are
50 simple these days, one medic told
Us the emily way . blind man can
be disqualified Is ie his Seeing Eye
Dog has Q deuble-bernia!
Official figures reveal that one
out OF every six American marriages
ends up on the rocks-proving again
the wisdom of bachelorhood-a
man who doesn't make the same
mistake oneel
o. course rs unfair TO complain
abont Wemen. After al, arep't half
eur parents w0men7
Though Nick the Greek Is alleged
to be the biggest hoss gambler IN
history, this crown really belongs
10 Lady Godiya, She put Everything
She Had on One Horseg
Description Of this SUMMERS h.
dies bsthing suits lvia IRs Ray
BwttepD, Batting swits" -,
IN the Nile Valley the NoFmandie
native pays so for his first bride;
eiS for his second, no rates quoted
on Daily DeubleI
a hgaieF who's been In The Fegw-
lss ermV feT 50 years was asse9 70
fill cut . fern, ~ watch ore q tbs
aHesliong WasI "Ciyiiien 0eeWpR,
tien," @chiis" he wFete IN 80,
An American flyer, lost somewhere
IN Kansas, dropped down 70 500
feet 70 get his bearings, BEe almost
hit q church tower With q sign
reading; go 70 Church" That's
exactly what hes been doing ever
siDeeI
90 Minneapolis, lh1inal, Q nsOt0g.
man % . ieeal iFeileg line has paTs
Rmaaa9 his wife ~ beGemle eanawev
teF en NE same trolley, a family
With . epsssFsek minA, bHbS
w
The japanese Tee DFinking %.
eiety has presented Hitler With Q
FaFe tee drink, advising him 10 drink
" 10 s00tbe bis nerves, Yes now
busy reading the handwriting 90 the
tee iaayast
A Hlving FeFtFsss aamght en flEs
whiae flying eVeg the, MaTnhails, Bis
eEew pwt est tbe flafAeg wtib eanRe1
fFgls lsieeA gsg : ehsseg theT use6
. Pa
TIE prIee of 0ats hes dropped Dc
3 bias,ss.., according 10 ths q. p. a.
Indicating. naturally, that Mares
Eats Oats 10 longer u on the MT
parade 49,.
Incidentally, : Ne lsaeAeFis Heepe
Aafimlllom e an Behe--aB eehe Il
the enig thimg IN The world tkat can
Deprive . WenlaB e. fhs iast wog1iil
gagp BUYING war
bonds An ST. 9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
EDWARD E. HILL.

MCKEE Palomba formerly of East Liberty Street,
is spending nine-day furlough here His khaki shirt is
decorated with his campaign ribbons bearing three stars
denoting the sinking of three Germans subs. On his
second trip to foreign soil he visited Casabanca..
Clinton Brewster has been promoted to Technical Ser
geant at Santa Barbara, California. Rev. Joseph
Johnson Advent Christian Church pastor has arranged
another Sunday School picnic for Lake Quassapaug two
weeks from today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
SCIENTISTS PLAN
SERVICES SUNDAY
Dedication Program to
Start At IO:45 A. M;
Public Invited

First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
Holmes and Mitchell avenues. win
hold dedication services tomorrow,
at io:45 a. m, and at 500 y. m.
The services will be conducted by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

shorty GuglieImO of Oak Street, former City
Amateur Baseball League umpire, is private with an
Army Bakery Company somewhere In the Southwest
Pacific. He writes that he recently met up with
Private Harry Mara, former local bowler, whose COM
pany Is only stones throw from his shorty wants
70 be remembered to Bill Derwin Paul Razor" DOran,
Johnny Howard and Bill Cass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Florence r. Smith Of the Chase Company Office
and Ruth Purdy of Attorney John d. ThOms office are
enjoying their annual vacations at Ted HtOns HIDE
AWAY in MOOdus "Never dull moment" they say,
but why should there be dull moment with two such
beautiful and popular gals around
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Pete Lynch claims the more paper save for the
war effort the sooner the Allies win wrap up Victory
Tony Nastri believes lot of candy is purchased by
husbands on an income of a. m. . Margaret
MaIOney of Willow Street. member of repOrtOral
staff, is mentioning this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
MARYs LAMENT

ats an ard, cold world" sighed Mary
AZ she scrubbed the kitchen floor.
everything goes contrairey,
And troubles grow worse, and more;
ny John, he's fed up and tired,
He won't go TO work any more,
And now little Tommy's got fired
BY his boss at the corner store.
But stan and ALL" said Mary,
ut might be worse, for then,
or them Japs we'd better be wary.
They 20 and murder our men.
So John1l have to do It.
His lob will have to be done;
And nob-by won't ever rue 1t
When we've beat the Jap and the Hun.
So here goes agen" said Mary,
AS she rolled up her sleeves once more.
Come on, John. don't be so darned ornery.
Let's see you through that door.
And don't you come home" said Mary,
Until you've finished your job;
And I'll be doled up like fairy
With the coffee on the hob"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
ST. PAUL's METHODIST
Rev, Edwin Hemnel, Pastor

THE Price Tag Of Life. viii be
the pastors sermon subject al the
l0;s5 service tomorrow morning
Sunday School wiz be held at ESQ
q, NJ,
The vacation bible school viii be
held next week Monday through
FRIDAY from 0 TO II q. m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Lieutenant Frank Warren. former .I0caI Opt0ms.
fFist II the father Of baby GIRL Roland Iotehkiss
has been promoted 10 Lieutenant CoBI0nel. Art
Tanner attended the Republican National Convention
In Chicago where he fed plenty Of peanuts 10 the good
cid Elephant Howard NeubeFt, now serving Uncle
SAM viii be year older tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Joseph H. Kendrck of 1920 Baldwin Street escaped
injury when his automobile rammed a hydrant and a
brick wall at an intersection in Milford Thursday eve
ming His car sidded the wet pavement after being
forced to the edge of the highway at the corner by an
unidentified vehicle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Miss Teddy Dunn, formerly Of this city bat now q
resident Of WateFtown, ceebrated another natal day
yesterday. Pfc Willie White, former Boys Club
ping pong champion now stationed at Camp Edwards,
Mass, writes he would like Willie Pep 10 defeat Lulu
Constantine At the Municipal Stadium next Friday
night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
81. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Rev, John MohFmann, Pastor
Services viii be held tomorrow
morning az 1880 and 1850 with the
pastor using for his sermon subject,
Beware Of False Prophets,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Al FalleF. Republican registrar OF voters, closed his
busy City Hall desk for two weeks today 10 enjoy his
annual nolng-todo He's hoping 10 spend several days
IN New York where he'll catch several c0ast-tocoast
enjoying his annual vacation Victoria Good OF this
city s one OF five daughters named joint benefciares
~ the entire estate OF her mother Mrs Mary Catherine
CauIneld OF Hartford
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Margaret EIesIey Of Kelsey Street. X'ray nurse for
Dr.. Samuel Adkins, Is receiving her mail 1t ~
Mays Hospital where she will be q patient several
more weeks Doris JacaFus0 has returned from the
Democratic National Convention IN Chicago where she
represented the ItaIlan,AmeTican WOnen's Demo
eEntic Club Harry Strong Is patient at the Water
bury Hospital,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
BUNKER HTLL CONG.

Rev, Alan NJ, FalTband, pastor,
The final church service for this
summer viii be held at the church
tomorrow morning, Services viii be
resumed September 3,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
THOMAsTON,B BETHLEHEM
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
North Main Street

" FFIHNFFEN FFFNFFWE
Rev, y, ElnaF KFoD, pastor
sunday, July So
Eighth sunday after Trinity,
600 Q, nl,-Diylne Worship when
the sermon topic will be The
Broad Way and the Narrow
Way"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

2ol Cherry street
Rev n Elnag kFon, pastor
Sunday, July So
Eighth Sunday after Trinity.
1918 ., Hl,-Dlvine Worship when
the sermon subject viii be
THE Two Ways"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

Incidentally, . Ne RasAaFs seepe
1eflnitlem ee An kehe--an aehe n
the emly lhimg N lhe world that can
Deprive . WenlaB e. ths bast weT1iIi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

TIE prizes o. oats has dropped be
3 blas,ss.., according 10 TIE q. p. A,
Indicating. naturally, tbat Mares
Eats oatss no longer u On the hit
parade -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29
Advent CHRISTIAN

AWFEHT EIIHEbttNN
Rev, i, y, q, johnson
Morning worship 1880,
Organ Prelude -, Mrs, Edwin MIA
Coronation; ,,,-r,,,, Gloria PATTI
Responsive Reading
hymn
WeEd Of God
Anthem and Pastoral Prayer
0fferlory and Announcements
hymn
Sermon
hymn
nenedlcilon and Poslliide
Appointments
Church School ii:1s Loyal Work.
aFs Tues. l.Aa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

a Hlvlng FoFlFaas aanght en fige
whiae flying ever tha, AaaTnhalls, Dis
eFsw pwi est TIE glasAss wtib eanRa9
fFgit lsisea Eeg > chaser thsy uss9
. Pa
Evening star., 1944-10-13

HOUSE TRAIleRS.

WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem-wheel Schultz on display; also
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trailers and luggage trailers; 12. Is and
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Evening star., 1944-10-13
oUT-or. TOWN REAL ESTATE.

YOUR VACATION HOME NOVA snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
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Evening star., 1944-10-13
Take Ny Word for 1t
Mothers who are good diplo,
pent jealousy.
By FRANK COLBY,
Readers Corner.


From A. S., Syracuse: This little
verse Is attributed to the late
Charles A. Smith, one time professor
of English at the Naval Academy.
'Tis said that in our English tongue
There is no rhyme for month"
/ tried and failed one hundred times,
But got it the hundredth-and-oneth
Answer-But suppose he had not
succeeded until the hundred-and-
threeth?
From A. w. E., Danville: There
is only one word in English that ends
in sede-supersede. (Right, so far
as 3 know.-F. c. An odd word is
ambidextrously-it contains more
than half the alphabet, and no letter
is repeated. There are only two
words in which all the vowels occur
in their proper order-facetious and
abstemioS.
Answer-I know of one more
arteriouS.
Thanks to A. M. B.. of Escanaba,
and v. G., of Los Angeles, for adding
Evening star., 1944-10-13
LOTS FOR SALE.

WEST HAMPTON-h to x acre; price,
wood trees: walking distance to transpor-
ssrms ana '0fss ns eeih ch
CHOICE yei LoT n5oaiso I'll f:e adoins 49,
end st, near bus, school, library and shop
ns = hs hx6sns sash ea @ e1Rssa oRasl, NJ afn
sF4pgHE 81 igP2!ptnsRt BTVb sncrrosAdonnass as. .s
price, s., ,5o0; high elevation, exceptional
portation; many trees. nne site ior a
Or inauire 1880 Bradley blvd. =
IN AURORA HILLS. .vA.--Corner lot; city
water; sewer. gas, sidewalk. curbins, gutter
ready to Suild on; re restricted 0 resdsnta esa iGa
section: near stores and bus line: will sell
sas s sarstR zuRo4 fSs iaf a Dtss oFsE 45 go,
Arlington Ridge I'd, Arlington. Va.
z LOTS. 50 #. front BY 15O deep in Chevy
FANK DoYLE essL SoRa Reator 81 Sae9S 1855 each
IDEAL for hospital. church. school insti-
tuition, apt. or hotel, containing nearly 4
lumbia rd, having q frontage Of Of 29i M rs Il.
On RoeE Creek Park; and sdiacent to- to bus us;
ms propeps ish fNc oWnep
ToMosRooWT Tt ass oT AGoTrdSSEl7so MH 5Sl7 large. h.su
tifui homesites: Lincolnia Heishts a por-
ton Of Of the Howdershell estate, Fairfax
Co Co Va. va. at the corner OF Lincolnia I'd.
bus line Y. miles beyond Baileys Cross
Roads, 6 miles from the District line,
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on premises. rain or shine, nice large
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hshed by the type of houses already built
and owner occupied: Near schools,
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with sweeping view Of surrounding coun-
try in the cool, breezy hills of virginia, to
be sold on unusually easy terms that will
pc announced at the beginning Of the sale
Ask your bankers advice about OWNING
your home. The President Of the United
States urges home ownership, your own
FEDERAL Government will assist you in the
financing OF your home If you own the lot
Home ownership begins with the owning oi
lot on which to build. Buy the lot now
Directions: Drive out Columbia pike to u
miles beyond Baileys Cross Roads, turr
left at sign at Clark's Dairy and watch
for the big signs. From Alexandria ant
Vicinity; drive i,s out Little River pike ts &
! mile and look for signs: WILSON N
CHI. 1866. N. e.. Hines & Sons, inc.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FUTURE HOME SITE, ga acres fronting
700 IT. on hard-surfaced road, near Sea.
brook, Md: original growth timber, saw
mill near; by owner: price, $1,000; terms.
WA 1854, day and evening.
IDEAL SMALL FARMS, B and 10 acre
tracts. $3.50 to $500 per acre; 5 years to
pays on east side Of Route 240, half way
burg, Montg. Co.. Md; electric. telephone
and bus at property; owner and agent on
to 6 pm. See signs. Land priced right
end we'll located any where in the =, s.
is the worlds safest investment today
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, owner, Forest Glen,
Nd. 81. 1851.
10 ACRES choice land at Wheaton. Md.
Long frontage on Ga. ave. Perfect for sub
dividing: $4,000 on terms. E. s, PRICE
& CO., 1910 VT. ave. NV. Me. $3.50.
/ 70 25 ACRE TRACTS. Colesville pike,
adjoining north boundary of Quaint Acre
Orchards and 5 to 10 acre horse show
country club estates, 1ac to &c 50. IT,
Terms to suit. FULTON r. GORDON.
owner, 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. 1890 till 8
D m Brokers' attention
Evening star., 1944-10-13
Uncle Roy's Corner

0ometlmeS we may hear person
speak Of "fotsam and jetsam.n
These words refer to objects of little
value, such as those which float on
the sea. or sink to the bottom.
In the words of law, flotsam is
made UP Of things from a wreck
which float about, with no mark of
the owner on them. Jetsam is COM
posed Of objects of the same kind
which have sunk.
II piece of wreckage Is tied to
a buoy, it IS classed as "lagan." The
law OF the sea says it must be
returned to the owner, If he can be
| found.
Many an owner of floating wreck
age never can claim his property
back again! Tens OF thousands of
persons have died in wrecks. 1t mav
De that since men began to ride on
water. millions of lives have been
lost in it.
1t Is not only on seas and oceans
where there may be wrecks. MANY
boats have been lost on lakes and
rivers. Yet oceans have claimed the
most victims.
S coIh ONcT The WreCKS II
history, we find that a large num-
Der OF them have cost the lives OF
more than 100 persons.
In 1873 the Atlantic sank off the
coast of Nova Scotia with a loss OF
$50 persons.
On the Thames River in England
IN 1873, the Princess Alice collideo
with another vessel and sank. with
a loss of $50 lives.
Ihe most terrible wreck of a
merchant vessel took place in 1912.
In that year the ocean liner Titanic
struck an iceberg and sank. The
death toll was 1913. More bersons
dled when the Titanic went down
than in the wreck of any other
single vessel in time of peace.
There was a time when peonle
on land had the habit of plunder-
ing a wrecked vessel which was
cast ashore. The goods on such a
craft were claimed, at times. by
the owner of the part of the coast
10 which the wreck came. In other
cases the people in the neighbor-
mood Joined in taking of, and keep.
ing, all goods which could be saved
Since then, strict laws have been
made to guard the rights of the
company which owns a wrecked yes-
sci. For a certain period-some-
times year and a day-the com.
pany can claim the wreck. After
that time, the goods may be sold for
the benefit OF the public treasury.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on first or second trusts; promp!
Or B. G. properfs rhl TaE AMER1cAS iMsF9y An co q
S07 18th. MA $685.
WHEN You NEED personal loan. 500
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS
Tth and SITS, NV, National 7O11; II st.
e North Capitol. EX. 2727.
buy second-trust notes, D.. c. nearby Nd
Or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
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y. x ave NV National $685.
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
y on your auto; fuIniturs or signature
more ave, Hyattsvtlle, Md. Warleld 31Sl
Formerly Southeastern Discount Of Hyatts.
SECOND-TRUST LOANS on your home
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Ma 2920. METRO. CO.. 203 Woodward Bldg
FIRST MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS
at ~ per cent, any amount from $4,000
to S100,000 business or apartment build.
ings. VIM. T. BALLARD. 1921 Eye st. Nv