davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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housFs FURNISHED.

EDGEMOOR BEThRSDA- In this very
desirable section We have on. v acre :
noor: lst noor, living room. dining room.
kitchen, playroom. study: gear detached
garsge, 2 detached maids rooms, bath;
oil h.-w:h. 1873. Mrs. Christman, WI.
sets ssooM oR S6RdaIdW hzIHY sitS S2nf :r.. r.er...
sds In 9sde uG nss., hs. :srs ss
out; recreation room can Be used for
sleeping. fenced backyard with lovely
howers: this house has never bsen leased;
everything furnished hut. silver; l.ysaI
lease Ct $500 per mo-; referenes required
Sind ass a.s ne: ss. sssi sioNe. 8 ssss sas An'a'
inyestmsnt. isfs HcSsN &. n.w.; nSs; oess sss
sunday 9 to 8; priced low at Si6. 80
H$r: .sr.,gs ycuf ,, chance nee, e d buy ssaSsitHl
cn ssans ssa sn son. s & saS c ssnd
sS Zone Is hsss.d WITH s'ns modsqa dparsif Sc
heating unit with. summer winter hookup
concrete trent porch. House f,irnishinSs
include Thor, washing machlne an1
electric refrigeration. Owner viii xivs
possession ssa within 2 rsasonahis time. Clos
$i2i isE any othsT, Ssrtisuiafs. PA6i
ChEvI Ckx1f. Nd. I block OF Conn
ave.-Win share NY home With adults
second hoor, 4 levely b9drooHs ana bath
living rn,.: telephpne. lp4HAyy and kitSkos
oftyi!esss; EsSale avsllNkls: s1eslls1f -
service. WI. $40. -
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

hiMEDIATE ACTIoN-ws viii buy your
house today Or sell to cash clients yaitins
q tttH1si suYtis is b: q sna Ma. pIopersS
WaSeosSsibo. oss|iifb sstAsfSxs y g.: assiP Rhsd.
exsH eIssssnHf ffCa ri no nHsous2s 7fos g. c. or Md. Ii
rented, tenants not disturbed, inspect frSF
iSs:sSsa ys sna sn1s sas ssesA SAhyFS 4asn2.
-ou cash. = won't tsks us long. Prompt
:ssn sss NJ ssen carlo, n hosN'1s s4so Realtors
a1MTs ds4IkSCnx ASIISSTSM saa GM ass!S' asss Va
saH.. aSs i css11 es:... T1s'es Ma nv
SrsessS;' preps.sy wisS l. @ q. wiHsiTE Est laio'
wIiL WE T.ssfnssR fzY cRsa n for W. J.
tached modern house IN sood location
snSa sSss E is'Fss 'pFEsyEnPMsggr 1nd dssasg es e.
feS fSh spRsossi srRoMsrF Il results liss soss hoy.. use
s'h :: ": sA CO. 9:nssa. saas pss 81
ssSHUs4l.h3Esff4. ssSHUs4l.haf3s Esssffye4s .p.e,.ll.. in sw
so sss, Hs,; rs s.;a 1ss.r. sa. X t4ee REALTY
a s.es som. M !ee.sed R .r ether ths slvs;
sgs,ns wsed:tss sI
wiz CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get you
top cash price In .. G.. Nd, or Va; free
s ss's1. a. ssss sai s rIiaa fsiFsr sos ssSs sSs
sssss i 5sss.. q: 's., s;'a sss ss' ssEs sss
s1S {, y, s:: s.ss Il eS.,y s.Iz a..: f,
osser oaS { d..ilr.sls aeItSssss losssisn. CAN q
we We Hxye Il RYENSTs ss Win ssas
n STns0 sss ST f. iss
iiaston. Va; ox. sss7. alter . pm
SsMH si II! oa!r.c1s vi.hs. AoY.s M suitable % 70,
he ssryiee. c. TkED KIILtY. OF. 7300
saGaNaxnow. saa d1xSnao6w from owner; cash; n..,s,
res. sect; isysl lot; auto, heat, porch. a.rs
efhsHH;sgptsns efhsHH;sgpts sd6aNNTTu 6R ENNTTuRRHtlsi1Epo IA si1So as.S.m
house, near St. AIMS School NV; prefer
siil sss s'e qsssl :9 e8s s.ss s's. ~
M,n. omf sof sSsd sos y a'ss s:nSs s
I'll kEALfY HTY co.. sS5 @aIise oIiyes s7ss, s A.e'
hone home or o. sunssiov in Bstnesda, siivsii
csn u. IissEwood: pN. issa. sHASN6sa
fsr orc, ,sslorsd. M Estisnsi s6SSa; after . pm
4 sf'sSs'yss 81 sElR aae7 7Aa1.soros. vA.--A..r.s-
ivs vs e e rssss:a ssss eel n:s sons
iivins roem VITA Arsplses. dining 1cgm,
,ssssssSS Id tessnsn i.sa. issSs:1sasG sy.1
eiss:. ownsss enis ssii 6lsss Szz5. ss
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Am luRklsAgn tessk.l J

AFtoe S0NtNU0sN00 NOSNsN =
SSSSaMEEY & M sss Ssfsh ms 1857 after $50 pm" ssn
~ as dsEi dMiEXHANT SHo w. AVE. NE rms. ane
si;s ;SSS a; v,a. rm
glSysa adults; vSSym Ns ghons ssd,m calls rod,,r
apt. with pvt, bath and entranee; miles
from D: 4nss II min by East Eiys.. S,,s,.
500. 1854 oallatin ST. ROGER Asishts
SfRING VALLEY, near 49th st and Mass
ave- NV. private bus 70 Ward ard. Circle Ss ~
fireplace. unlim. phone, laundry facilities;
use of lawn and porch; private entrance;
including breakfast: $50 per month each;
Lsvailable Aug. 18th. Box 4ts;E. star,
1918 18th NV. Apt. 24--dirl to share
neat 2-rm. apt with 2 other girls ssssgas-
rate beds, unlin, phone. $50, AID. 05SS,
3O2g 18th ST. N.W.-Furniahed basement
apartment, rms kitchen and bath. to q
married couple or three girls; available
Aug 9th: SOB mo.
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MOVING, PACKING snd STORAGE.

AKfNA MOVING . gTonAoE c0.-Leeal
nsas @ s9c 20 NAL M !.bi. a HOO q, .,o,,,. ,,..n
Sflsht nrsprooi sldgS eompists stSS55sass S5as:,s
ATTENTIoN, GoyeInmsnt worssrs11Lisht
Stssh'' Hth fo1 fss'n ssssh Ii. Return
moying.dsy problems. Packing, transror.
tation and storage. Many years Of sx.
perienes have made us specialists In
spd lets talk It over. Phone Il. 1884 or
Ii. $3.50. %ls Fla. ave. ne. Room 216,
MSyISf AND sI1sAeE nsssSn.6s r,ss., ,.I,
EoVfNd E5VRfss5 STp S sSS5 sTosA9E RsTie corh ass4
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ApARTMEkTs EXCHANGED.
COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE
COOPERATIVE ApTs. WANTED.

restricted nsiEhborhood. Send full in
formation to Boy l50-c, star;
WANTED bedroom apt; please describe
substantial cash payment OF. exchange
comfortable, economical. one bedroom apt.
SasH oR Rs R0f as p se mcd.fn
Building. elevator and switchboard; re-
stricted neighborhood, near transporta.
tion. Reply fully. Box 214-D, Star. %
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APARTMENTS ukFuRhlsnlp.

WILL EXCHANGE desirable 1-bedrooH
s6s so, for 2 or 3 bedroom apt. or house
IN n.w. section: Du. 0717
duplex for a e-bsdroon apt. or house
EXcMAN0E two-bedroom apt. at 3e6s Pa
sriHsriirS' r S'fER ERrLosEb sSsi ccoufEEsMs rm.
large Kitchen, bath, porch. unlimited tele.
shens. all utiiitissi perfect condition. sas
s9cAANoi. NY. G, at Wash. sausr.
~ rms,,- modern, S3s, fer WsshinrtoI
sSfisoaRIbSSss.SsoSkIsDR.s.msns. IS q Sh ssD ssa apt
utilities includsdi. ssb. 1864 Hsmlin st'
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HOUSES UkFuRhisHEp.

for similar house Of ant. in New York
VACANT. 1915 4 st. ne: o rooms. bath,
4, HuMrHRIs: Reaitor. sos North Capt.
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,PARTMlNYS SUBURBAN,

! IN. KIT furn.; $40 mo: asls;; linen
sivd., mil past college Park: BsIXyn e7S
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sucn danoy rome OF neorcoms, ~
vith outlet: 2.sar EaEsss; e. slate roof; bull
sa:; in hwoKfAsS4os sisssss;S .ss
:Es itsr agents; ssa7 Ar isia Hscrsia ave- 81 ss4l
SILVER sikfSa.l.t time offered. thl
living room with fireplace. center hal
Baths. tS!i easement with isvssoI,. STAT SAT
roof, detached -garase, .beautlful land
wssfHisorS wssesssffH sun; sissd RsanT nsTses aSVe
Assnts' "a 1927 g Gsorsis ave- 81. sS4i, ate
MSf. RAfNssiiEKSi.apt. building, located o,
ps r. :nssd aa aon ss
nished; oil heat. Pries. sli 900. ]. NoBLl
noAz, tS,sds RSsIto5i wi ss4s 4o Wisconsin ave. Be
CUSTOM BUiIT-ws offer for sale,
beautiful home, In immaculate condition
built Of the finest materials and locate,
os Acre in ms Size, Ss nicely ~ HANDICAPPED and wei
house is Of .eenter-entrancs design AM
has a large living room vita q panele'
cabinet, marvelously equipped all. .electri
kitchen with de luxe Westinghouse refriser
ator and electric range, breakfast room
lStsuoor pSQIoOIn WIN CVmplete tHSt
bath. There are a'so large bedroom
with complete tiled bath on the End floor
lots Of closet space. all cedar lined: ful
basement with Gas &C. neat, toilet an,
shower, attached garage with larg
screened porch above leading on Of Twin
room. This ID an exceptionally fne home
located In restricted area of Sllvt
spring, ovsriookins sligo Park. won
GitAHAM.HALL. Resltors. sH .s626.
SiLvnH sPHING. MD, Woodside Park-
fes: freess'S Sesutifui iffi lawn, shfSbbsry, M custon =
built; iivinR room 24x14,. dining room
sun parior, de luxe kitchen. breskfas
room; 4 large bedrooms, 2 tile baths, bed
room Srd door; insulated: all woodwor
cheStnut trim; recreation room With fYe
place; oL heat; double rarage, LESLI
Mt, FLKA8ANT, near Rock Greek Park
Brick row, Ia perfect condition throusheut
4 bedrooms. modern tiled baths, fre
plsce in Hving room and In 2nd-noor bed
room; large rooms, partly furnished. In
| income-producing plus home fol. owner;
screened p0rches and open deck. garast
| Call Miss Alexander, ma. $500; ewes. an
week ends, Or. O086. BOSS b PHHpa
HfU6ISTT Sf tOLD-Tnis attractive detachs
brick home with I bsdrooms and 2 bath
gss heat. built-in garags, may Be puI
chased With . reas0nable cash psymsr
and The bsianeS n ene tryst; immsdist
j. WisiIY SUcIzNAN. ResitsT,
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older homes In this section; priced 81
spp e'q s' s:. s.n'r Eh' ssJe i Ks ES
Rssltoss s27 18th st. NV. MA. 1854
yAcRSSfTcao.ft. brick. s11.4so. We hrmi,
row brick home, in the city today at, thi!
price. Home has rooms, inclosed
sss ss .d ";s s :d;s snd e. not
2 blocks from shopping and transporta..
sS ssn; sitssaa asa4 sa 1sis isFp 7.s ssaoGnE A. n.T
NEAR Naval Research Laboratory - De,
ssasf sa o1ss s1'f Sasss M u rss ssev
Sssemsnt s G sloss ''fs" e. ersn:portation tram % ton To- 10
80 T. BY xuaHrsk La iii sosd eS sS * H. tcs. ssl
hlls 18th st. NV. "A home for svsr'
ssio PARK rL.--Attr.etiys corner. 2
rsstion rm.. oil heat. laundry trays. aouSi,
ShSoo SEssa soTiss KssALTY Tss.ct g. ss7sS Si
detached home. with wide center hall larg,
fireplace, dining room. with bay window
sasrn sns.
ton room. front and side porch OF unusua
Sss Ssm.. metal WessSsr. sr striped, screened M med
winter hot-Wster hooiup: spacious land
scaped grounds. shrubs Of every variety
located near both paroehial and publ
1nivsr.,ty tS y q Nd. only 70 70 minutes s. bu
e sor.; G.hss sH:.so4 era n'' ssS5sA::
Immediate occupancy. May be seen = 7,
A2nd pi;,, Hyattsvilis. Nd. Can OWNER
vxxtANSfr9-lsls VII AiNSfrlsls Randolph st. NV, 2-.ser
row brick, hedrms. I bsth. rear rorehel
h..w.h. (sasl, large yard: eonysnient
81 81 a skoxsoh6 aiSshl E.s.1p,,ir.sl. EN-,
detached 6-rm.. bath. full.eeilar brio
homs; owner moying; quick ssle and Dos
ssssaon. NE Atktns, OF. 1907, after
1Ris3I: 1Ris3I:..sS;oH. X 22ssNlif9fT4A 22ssNlBffT4AcnrD ns1cx. 10.
water coal heat. House recently rsdsco
sssS oSne5 nsseens:esda "a q M sn ssr. 5ssm Az
sMfSRRx2{ sfSRRx rf{ s. eis'ilssh issh AND KENYON 81. NV NV
"A good investmant Or large.famtly homs
Nov rented for S216 pef month unfu!
nishsd. sale price, only 9l6,600. THIS
! 1smtdetsehed naoonry house, contain
Ing 10 sroQms BY baths gas h.-wh.
4feDlaeeE latge rsfri4eEatoI ena So st9xe
tof {Qfther tn1eSHat5gn e4ll A2c H4AGI!
81. IL 20! assPs. al ~ AZ sase.ss sases =; b
7oeb.
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sssI ,sas S,u.! .,::slss::' ssls:'':sI; :ss,s:s
s's ssts;l.ss tS sr' 'sssais cs ST. .fH ii
kslxssn 9 lAa y s4ndAx Me.ninE.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-05

4th-All other industries in the Territory are incidental to the above.
 5th-The primary cause of our nigh freight rates, is one way haul. Ships make their money from freight, passengers just help carry the load.
 6th-The construction of roads is necessary for the development of Alaska in eacn Division.
 7th-The people who settled Alaska, did it on their own. It was not until these pioneers demon strated it's value that the Govern ment took much interest, outside of creating law enforcement agen- cies and eventually a school sys- tenn for the Natives, then the
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-05
they do if they had a political ma chine functioning in a State?

In addition, have been in- formed that Congress is being re- quested to remove the employees of the Alaska Railroad and the Bureau of Indian Affairs from the compliance with the Hatch Act. Were this so, they could be used to help swing the vote and build up a campaign fund. Ii sinks. We may be denied privileges in Territory, but better a devil we know than one that we don't.
 4 final reorganization gives us the following showing:
 lst--AIl of the Divisions have some fur industry and mining.
 2nd-The First and Third, in addition, have commercial fishing and some forestry.
 3rd-The Fourth and Third Di- visions, some agriculture.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-05
PAGE THREE

Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Geological Surveys, then the Rich ardson Highway, then the rail road. When war came and the Japs landed in the Aleutians, money poured in like water, which if wisely expended since the purchase, would have given Alaska twenty times it's present population.
 8th-Do you, individually, be- Iieve that we. eighty thousand people, can bear the burden. out Of our little holdings, of the de ve,opment of six hundred thou sand square miles of Territory, and Are you willing 10 do so. Per sorally I am not.
 CHARLES D. JONES
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-05
COMMUNICATION
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 our Representatives and Senators. Who asked for it, or its necessity, l have yet to learn. If it is as re- ported, it is as vicious and das- tardly a Gerrymander as has ever been practiced. If Congress passes any such Act without a full and complete airing of the measure, they will be remiss in their duty.
 Who gave anyone the supreme authority to decide how our mem bers to the Legislature should be appOrtioned in any Division. Dem ocratic government leaves all such decisions to the people affected by them. Ii is political manipula- ton in it's raWest form and should show the people of Alaska just what type of politicians are be- hind this measure. If they will do such things to us now, what would
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-05
Forecast And
 Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by ,ne United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
Wednesday, December 5, 1945

SullSSudy, DeCSillDeI ,, lStO
 Forecast Nome: Clear to scat tered clouds today and Thursday. Lowest temperature Thursday morning 10, highest tempera- ture Thursday o.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today: Precipitation last 24 hours, none. Total precipitation this month, trace.
 Total snowfall this month, trace. Temperatures last "A hours, hours, highest 5, lowest A.
 Maximum wind last "A hours l6 miles per hour from the north east.
 Sunrise at 9:39 am, sunset at 2:O9 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest -12, lowest 20.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest 80 in 1916, highest 36 in 1884.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7.30 a m today.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-05

The total annual pay for the en- tire United States Coast Guard in the first year of it's existence was S13,320. This pay was received by 100 Coast Guardsmen aboard it's 10 Coast Guard cutters.
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on THE an IoNleHr.
MoP, 7:30-Bsity Hutton and Rsdie Adof
Peter Donald visit.
VOL, s:3o-Ths life Of Stephen Foster
drsmaii1ed.
WoP. s:3o-"Ths Case Of the Lsft-hsndsd
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II you don't know wheaties--
batter gst acquainted. Champion
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whAat faksA And sssty, nut-sweet
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

CHEN W INC
200 e. Illinois Street, Dept. AVIS, Chicago (II). 10.
4 Send sample Aacons shades checked here) Of Che
va Nail Lacquer aud bottle Of Lacquerol base. enclose
FIVE Of packing, mailing and Government Ta
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Chen va Lpstoks match the Lacquer shades have checked
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

Ralci@h, Dec. lT.-tAP)-
Quite a feast will be served to
North Caralina's approximately
5000 prisoners OF Christmas.
On Christmas I've they will
be given bags Of apples, nuts,
candy, r9isin ard cigarettes
paid for rem profits realized
from CONNECTION sales Al :he rris-
ems and caTnrs.
The Christmas dinner menu
viii be: Eoast turkey with
dressing, gihlet gravy, crcamcd
potatoes, peas, cranberry saIcH,
pickles. celery, hist biscuits, cof-
fee and a choice of iour kin Is Of
cakc-fruit, cocoanut, chocolate
or orange.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair and continued cold to-
night, becoming partly cloudy
and slightly warmer Tuesday;
lowest temperature tonight 10
to Is i'll interior and Is to 20
near coast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
Hitler Leaders
Accused II Nazl I Trials
u. S. Prosecutors
Ask Convictions
For Large Group

Nuremberg, Dee. l1.-tAr)-
american prosecutors today cali
ed on the international military
tribunal to convict as war erin
inais 6G0,GG0 members of the Nazl
leadership corps, described as
III brain. backbone and direct
ing arm OF the .Nazi party"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

Continued on Page SIN
The messenger., 1945-10-01
CHAMPION BAIT CASTER DISPLAYS TECHNIQUE HERE

Emmet R. Broeker, of St. Louis, Mo-, National Amateur Champion bait caster, demonstrated his abil- ity in an exhibition Saturday, September 29, before members of the Bloomfield Junior Fish and Game Club and Greater Hartford Sportsmen at F'illey Park Pond.
 MT. Broeker, in Hartford to at tend The Travellers Home Office School for Agents, as Supervisor of the St. Louis Fly and Bait Cast ing Juvenile Club and in making his demonstration here, directed his principal remarks to the young sters of the local club, but the ac- curacy of his casting was ap- plauded by all.
 MT. Broeker won the National Championship in 1941, was a mem Der of the 1914 All-American Team, and early this year he got a perfect score in registered tour nament.
The messenger., 1945-10-01

Ten building permits, totaling $3,25O, were issued during Sept ember. Those issued were: D. c. Hogan, Greenwood Avenue, coop $50; Ernest B. Carpenter, Tunxis Avenue, platform $1O0; R. c. Sim mons, Blommfield Avenue, alter ations S2,OOO; Thomas N. Bardon, Gabb Road, enclosed porch $1OO; Michael Nargi, Cottage Grove Road, coop '5O; A. E. Boudreau, Tunxis Avenue, garage $500; A. c. Lane, Wintonbury Avenue, coop, $50; Joseph Caruso, Filley Street, enclosed porch $200; James Scruse, Hillcrest Avenue, garage $500; P. J. Quigley, Merriam Avenue, alter ations $1OO.
 About 75 attended the Ladies Night" program of the Bloomfield Lions Club Wednesday evening, October 3, in the Old We'll Res taurant, Simsbury, Herbert F. Stiles was postmaster.
 Mrs. Frederick J. Campbell and daughter, Ann Isabel and Mrs. Isabel M. Burnham of Tunxis Ave-, with Mrs. James Campbell and son, James, of Hartford, have re- turned from a September vaca- tion stay at Hawks Nest.
 Mrs. Herebert F. Stiles of Tun- xis Avenue recently visited with friends in New York City.
 Thomas J. Lynch of 10 Tyler Street who, on August 15, cele- brated his 45th anniversary in the printing department of the Aetna Insurance Company, has the record of being longer in the service of that department than any other pressman.
 St. Fracis Hospital attendants report some improvement in the case of Mrs. Richard Manion of Elizabeth Street.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
SCOUTS MAKING RECORD IN PAPER COLLECTIONS

Troop 95, Boy Scouts, has joined Pack 13, Cub Scouts, for the pro- motion of local waste paper col lection which have nearly doubled In volume in the past year and which are to be continued reg- ularly each month.
 During the first nine months of the year, 611a tons of salvage paper have been collected as com pared to 32 tons in the same months of 1914.
The messenger., 1945-10-01

from a several days visit with rel atives in New Haven.
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Bruno Guilini of 9O7 Blue Hills Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Bow ditch of Park Avenue announces the birth of their second daughter, Pamela Ellen, on September 20 at the Hartford Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Christian Peter son have returned from an ex- tended automobile tour through Kentucky and Ohio during which they attended the Grand Circuit Harness Race meets at Lexing- ton and Columbus.
 Nancy Futile and Nancy Daley were the recent guests of Sher- man Carpenter at a Bowdoin Col lege party at Brunswick, Maine. Dan Walsh, George Smith and Raymond Barnard, of the local Legion Post attended the state convention of the American Leg ion held at Lakeville, Conn.,, late last month.
 Mrs. Raymond Baker of Cot tage Grove Road recently under went another operation at St. Francis Hospital.
 Miss Phyllis Smith of Jerome Avenue has returned home from Washington, DC. where she has been employed in civilian service. Royal Junior, the beautiful roan pacer owned by Chris Peterson, stepped a mile in 2:01% at the Lexington, Kentucky, Grand Cir cult meet last month. It was a new mark for the horse, considered by the experts to be one of the best ten pacers in the United States, and it is expected that he will be let out before the season closes in anendeavor to establish a record of two minutes flat.
 Frederick A. Biederman of Pros pect Street, former commander of Harry E. Johnson Post, American Legion, is a patient at Veterans Hospital, Newington, where he was taken late last month when stricken by a coronary thrombosis. While reported improving his con- dition is still considered critical. Ernest J. Doyle of the Bloom field Grammar School attended a meeting of Connecticut school principals in New Haven late last month.
 Miss Virginia B. Johnson of Wintonbury Avenue is a student at the University of Connecticut.
 A surprise party was given MT. and Mrs. Serne Christensen of Windsor Road Saturday evening, October 6, in celebration of their 35th wedding anniversary. About 36O attended the chicken pie supper served by the Women's Guild at the Parish House last Thursday evening and more than 15O participated in the community sing directed by Glenn Rowell fol- lowing the supper hour.
 Bloomfield's newly formed bowl ing league got under way Tues daV oVeninp OctOhar xx,ho,, +x,yo