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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
Marriage Intentions

Marriage intentions filed at the Bureau of Vital Statistics in City Hall include:
 Martin S. Mancinelli, IS Cherry Street, and Mary N. Giobbi, Al Putnam Street.
 Antonio Santucci, 24 Bennett Street, and Maria D. Izzi, 694 Highland Avenue.
 Clayton w. Wrisley, Jr., 234 North Main Street, and Carol A. Smith, 49 Bronson Street.
 Angelo J. Testa, 70 Matthew Street, Southington, and Philo- mena E. Dandonoli, 72 Bennett Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
Elton Elected By Park Board

John P. Elton was reelected pres ident of the Board of Park Commis- sioners at meeting yesterday aft- ernoon, and Thomas F. Moore was renamed secretary. Both have served for g years.
 Irving w. Chase was elected vice. president, to succeed Edmund J. Daly. MT. Daly will continue to serve as a board member.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
Conference On Contract Issues

'Negotiators for the Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine Com pany and the United Steelworkers of America, c. I. O., will meet at l0:30 a. m. Wednesday to discuss contract issues. A conference sched- uled for yesterday was postponed.
 Agreement on an 18 1-2 cent hourly increase ended a 50-day strike against the company early in March.
 The contract between manage ment and union has been twice ex- tended, the latest extension having been one of 30 days which became effective May 12.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
ARRIVING TO-DAY

Pfc. Francis Fitzgerald, Water bury. and T/4 Francis Gallagher, Watertown, are included on the ?
 senger list of the Claymount Vic tory due to arrive at New York to- day. Jeanne Pedrick, wife of S/Sgt. Raymond Pedrick is aboard the Ericsson due to arrive at New York tomorrow with English war brides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25

William of Waterbury and Michael of East Orange, N. J.
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:15 from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 32O North Main Street, Naugatuck, with Mass at g in Holy Saviour National Polish Catholic Church, Naugatuck. In- terment will be in Polish Na- tional Catholic cemetery, Nauga- tuck. Friends may call at the fu- neral home tonight from 2 to 10 and tomorrow from 2 to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25

could only be the senatorial candi- date and Rep. Clare BOOthe Luce would hold Fairfield County in line for them. It's not coynesS that keeps the latter two out of the running, but 3 determination on the part of one to leave public life for a more lucrative private existence, on the part of the other not to subject either her. self or her party to criticism on account of her personal life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25

evenings. The funeral of Vincent Errico, formerly of 43 Gates Avenue will be held from the Bergin Funeral Home 290 East Main Street, Monday at l0:30 A. M., to SS. Peter 6 Paul Church where a solemn high Mass of requiem will be celebrated at II. Burial wil lbe in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Dow, formerly of 47 Cooke Street and widow of Alfred Dow, was held this morning at 9:15 from the Ber- gin Funeral Home, 200 East Main Street, to the Immaculate Concep- tion Church where a solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated at 9:46. Burial was in Calvary Ceme- tery.
 The funeral of John Murphy of 40 Grainger Street will be held Monday at 8:15 A. M. from the Lunny Funeral Home, 26 Central Avenue, to SS. Peter and Paul Church for a solemn high Mass at 9. Burial will be in new St, Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 P. M. and tomorrow from to 10 P. M. Members of SS. Peter and Paul Church, Mothers Club will meet at the funeral home tonight at 8.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary (Shea) Fitzgerald of 78 Fairlawn Avenue formerly of l28 Greenleaf Avenue, will be held from the Mulville Funeral Home, 27O West Main Street, Monday at 1915 A. M. to SS. Peter and Paul Church for a solemn high Mass at 10. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow from ? to 10 P. M. Members of SS. Peter and Paul Church Mothers Club will meet at the funeral home tonight at 8:15.
 The funeral of Mrs. Anna (Hart) Skehan, IT Waterville Street, widow of Frank J. Skehan, was held yes- terday from the home to St. Mar. garet's Church where a solemn high Mass was celebrated by her me- phew, the Rev. Eugene A. Moriarty, Hartford. Father Moriarty was as- sisted by the Rev Francis MacLaugh lin and the Rev. Clement Shea. Seated in the sanctuary were the Rt. Rev. Leo M. Finn, Bridgeport; the Rev. Francis J. Finn, Plainville and the Rev. John A. Conlan, pas tor of St. Margaret's Church. John L. Bonn was organist and Mrs. Ro- bert McKiernan, soloist. Interment was in old St. Joseph's Cemetery with committal services by Msgr. Finn, assisted by Father Moriarty, Father Shea and Father Finn. Bear CTS were Philip Kelly, George Grady Edward Fitzpatrick, Fred Keefe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
Warner Gardens Party Toniqht

The Warner Gardens Community Association will sponsor a party tonight at 8 at the Community house. Arrangements for the event were completed at 8 committee meeting last night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harold Jones of Warner Place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25

Arthur Bowling and William Ske- han.
 The funeral of Frank George Mazuroski, 59 Fuller Street, was held from the Deliniks Funeral Home, IT Congress Avenue today at 8:3O A. M. to St. Stanislaus Kostka Church for a requiem Mass at g. Burial was in Calvary Gem etery.
 The funeral of William A. Reagan 927 South Main Street, will be held Monday at 8:15 A. M. from the Mul- vile Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street to St. Francis Xavier Church for solemn high Mass at 9. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today and tomorrow from to 10 P. M. A survivor not pre- viiously listed is a granddaughter, Patricia Ann Reagan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
Christian Science
 Lecture Scheduled

John Sammons, c. S., of Chicago a member of the Board of Lecture ship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, will lecture on the subject Christian Science: A Religion of Works" at 3:15 P. M: tomorrow in the Women's Club.
 MT. Sammons served as a Chris tian Science wartime minister in the Army during World War IT.. The public is invited to the lecture under the auspices of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
LIQUoR STOLEN

peective Joseph Dunphy reported that two bottles of liquor, valued at $8, were stolen yesterday from a store at 2 Park Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
Politics
  Passing

Plenty of action in Waterburys kW0 senatorial districts is antici- pated as a result of announcements of candidacy this week by interest," cd candidates. There were three definite assurances of candidacy ex-Senator Frank Summa issued Q statement to this effect; supporters of ex-Alderman Martin J. Sullivan passed out lapel buttons for their man; Democrats threw the lid of the l946 campaign at a Young Democrat gathering at which Sen- ator Patrick J. Wallace announced he was making plans for the fall campaign and other speakers pre- dicted his re-election on the basis of his splendid record at Hartford, both at the regular and special ses- sions. Some time ago Police Com missioner William Black announced he'd run for the Senate in the 18th district if he didn't have to enter a primary contest for the nomina- Cion. MT. Summa'S announcement means there'll be a primary among Republicans in the 18th, if anyone else wants the nomination, which he has had on two different occa- Eions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
MASSES

FITZMAURICE-A 2nd Anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated Monday morning at o'clock, at St. Francis Xavier Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Helen Sullivan Fitzmaurice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
DIED

MAsSONNET-In this city, May 25. 1946. Peter P. Massonnet of 259 South Main Street.
 Funeral will be held Monday morn ing at 9:15 o'clock from the Null vile Funerla Home, 270 West Main Street to St. Patrick's Church at 10. Burial will be in Calvary cem- etery. 4-s,r ,.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25
FUNERALS

The funeral of John Adomaitis, 520 Highland Avenue, will be held Monday at 0::3O A. M. from the home, 520 Highland Avenue to St. Josephs Church at 9 for requiem Mass. Friends may call at the home today and tomorrow, afternoons and evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-25

On the other side of the fence Congressman Joe" Talbot re- mains the most emphatic of the leaders. His emphasis, however, is on his leaving the Washington scene and becoming No. 1 man for the COP. at Hartford. And most Republicans would probably like thab # Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin
Evening star., 1946-11-24
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E. and s.W.

'front.' bedfm Small sDotless svsr'fans; evs homs
sfs sT TO rn Rafsy rsns sSs eSoo S s also
Snsd, clean home Y Jas per spsnefi mo. PR ~ ssIs.
ES IsFss 7SSe ssgnF room for ssntlensn: $ sssk.
ia ii4a BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Attractive Ia rm.
new twi11 beds; $3.50 each or $40 sinrle.
sosr s 'ss sac ps mensR assRns nes
SCI ssiSeo r. oARoTfsA aShf Avh. hssS sSE-warm Com
Portable rm; a. eonv transp.a men only $40
sa5 eth sT. Ss..@S.-2 nicely furnished Ss dou-
PIE PEI ROOMS pnrnr fSy rent $50 EACH room. room "a
for ssntlemen; cow. transp.; semipvt.
sis ilt6 81. s.E.-Nicely furn. single rn, !;
SOM some gsass prEiiegss 'mf TR no as5a ss5!nkins
1859 You PLACE s.E-Bright room. next
BATH BATH. Gentle bone home Young lady desired desired
ss44 DENVER ST. Sc, Hnlcrest-Man;
front room. semibath; quiet adult horne;
si9 s1p @GweoMBS @H d iStS sT. Sc, Congress Hsts.
lady, will share lovely furnished apt.
poTRstfon g5fh ladirs sIs ca; conV' to trans
i625 ST. S.E.-Master bedroom next to
bath for remit beautiful double room, open
on back porch. Men or employed. couple.
1919 r ST. s.E.-Nicely furn. room ad-
Joining bath; for refined gentleman; close
to transportation; Ss a week. AT. 1918.
ee0l n ST. s.E.-.one front room for
couple; private family; S55.
2727 ST. S.E.-Furnished room, next to
bath: suitable one or two men, employed
couple; single, 10; double. SS per week.
1913 9Th ST. S.E.-Studio room for en-
ployed lady: kitchenette: electric refriger-
stor: hot and cold water; near all car
lines; S45.
24O0 L'ENFANT SQUARE Cat MINI. and
Pa. aves.)-Front room, newly decorated:
large closet, 4 windows, semibath and
shower; $50 for men or quiet employed
couple; close to transportation. AT. s24I
Evening star., 1946-11-24
APARTMEhTs EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE desirable 3-rm. ant. In
WaSh " yenlty G. fR 81 smlsr sg e AsTt0Td Ssnn
Va. near Fort Monroe and Newport News,
s2E New spi YoRk r6R sss IMNaf66SS Sun
rSem sbnrs q qeT :a
ialrgeT 1l9 spa apartment in Washington. Box
ssiRRM. AAPPT. in washington to exc6 for
Sh same N Baltimers; ecoo must be in good neigh
NEW YORK for washington, ga rms. furn..
midtown Manhattan. for similar furn. or
Ynfurn; uni m, modern apt, NV. only. Ex, $3.50.
WILL EXCHANGE ideal 1-bedroom apart
ment in NV. section, rent S55 including
eslIi'lss ca ia fsa saes aoedroom apartment in Nv
ExcHANGE tyoseedroom beautiful apsrt-
ment in Long Beach. Calf, for SIMILAR
F6R sHs a14. bsalm sfaT 2S a.
furn. apt, Riverside dr.. mr.. 120th St.
goo fEsS Xxx 5ss1 Gs siIaf sRt in wsfh
washington northwest section. exehanse
section New YorS CITY Ety. Phone sxin Adams S 1885
Sunday and Monday. Box 390-V Star.
WILL ExCHANGE one-room apt. north
west wsst Tor two-room apt, northwest RA.
WILL EXCHANGE reasonable 1h-room
apt. In beautiful modern 18th St bldg.
q GHsN sitsf sHS :isilSH Boy apT sTfsx ss ssar
bx besm Meraan ap .usab. H In s.sy sxeh1nEs for
duplex or nome considered (unfurnD. BOX
wxsarSaToN WASH stsri FOR MANHATTAN.
room. kitchen. bath apt. near Mayfiower;
exchange similar or larger. RE 1912
APARTMENT EXCHANGE rooms e
bedroomsl in Richmond Va for similar
accommodations in washington. RE 600,
EFiF1cihESsceY APT. low rental. vicinity
Dupont Circle, for L bedroom apt. in NV.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK or sur
rounding suburbs: exchange 1-bedroom un-
NEW YoRkwAsaINGToN. 81 aafesa unfurniss.d m asss
4 rms. .remodeled bldg; restricted; need
unfurnished apt. NV. for refined woman
and schoolgirl DAYTIME. DU. 2477; eve
nines. ME. 200, Ext 2lO.
ID. c. FOR NEW YORK-Modern 2-bedrm.
apt In N =. AT. s4ss. ~ mss
EXCHANGE modern 3-rm.. apt in s.w.
near .NRL and Boiling Field, for smaller
apt: In NV; will sell furn. Boz 373-Z.
VERY DEs.,. 2-bedrm. apt, vic. Arlington
courthouse. for same in good section D. C.,
MI. Rainier or nearby Md; only those
really interested need apply. Box 2S3-X,
WASHINGTON COUPLE with PITTSBURGH
couple only: .unfurn. apt. for apt or house:
consider exchange Of furniture. LU SI98.
WILL EXCHANGE Groom duplex in Boil
ing Field area for apt or duplex in Chill.
lum area. AT. 3S91 2hs
Evening star., 1946-11-24
ROOMS FURN.--Notheast tcont.l

N09tuS 0NtNe-IN0tuGuM ASVutI
lI4 9Th ST, N.E.-one front room, single,
81 sho week week @ double, & 20 eachi cont. hot water,
81 sRSANT 81. s.E.-sinsle room. gen.
t.amsa only; GOOD transportation; So week
fs14 ffS fRbRb AVE- cesn ssrss "a eofs from.
sSas ssSs sSkS sMfs Des ST. week FE aGs4 room
asSs 1sIn @ ssS mo a 5sssS is@s
Sc BiGfRRSSs ST. N.E.-pouble room. privi-
,ssss ssss '3hs qg sssssasD $685. pvt h0me' 50 each
1858 AMEs ST. N.E.--Double ROOM. twin
shower. modern, clean. sSiet home; Sssi; SIS
Hs nsos ffRiasnsR TRsfpRb ATE AT me sR-Bedsittins
.Gr sic psl RseE FL Fly 4S2 other
1858 EMERSON ST. NE.@Larse, bright
tront room; home priyiis. for / or g
coIosEpis & one al ou1SeS Sels pI IN NESaeaney Sos$
Tor siTi to share With 9Th other girls; g
SSasis @ re IsSn; ssdn@ss q nsh Or a'si employed S
SoEokkpfSs ssSPlS 10 sfss oaAhsf ah sla sT NEIs4se
f'd prT doSS sest ST. sn nss t. s. So Saa ssq
ooLoREp1l114 4th ST. N.E.-rurnisSed
CoLoRED-Ss55 BLAINE ST. N.E.--ouiet
home ssan mex next b bath suitable two emp,oyed
COLoRED-Z1aII + ST. N.E.-sinsle. S.;
6oaoEsDw.aali1i @aa! g vesa fR sJss sT sNERoom for
CoLoRED-S41 goth ST. N.E.-Employed,
settled woman tsinglel; reasonable rent,
eomfortab,e home; SEQ. Cali FIR. $3.50
COLoRED--52I e5th PL. N.E.-one dou-
BILE room for rent, S35 mo-; no cooking.
Lincoln 1918.
COLoRED-53t2 EAST CAPITOL Me-
single rm;, furn: good transp.; So week
LU, 1896 -24
CoLoRED -1I25 4and ST. NE. Nice
room in quiet home; for refined, employed
lady; $50; near carline. FIR. S217.
C0L0RED-l122 MORSE ST. NE.-For
month. LU. 619b
Evening star., 1946-11-24

VETERANS, starting busineSs will move
hauling Speciality GE. 1851
suRESg eoRp tss 'es esre RaTnN oi gaaS
moving day problems; packing, transporta-
ton sna storage: many years Of experi-
{ psass sti Ii es|s sss . q na e s. sss
4aS slev rlorida aye Re; Room 2I8
Specialists. Day and & nisht as ssrvice' Res. a.
Ex-Gi--MovSiing. packing. storage; win
asss s'ss Vets ''5s o 6ovg s2s5 hsns .ssss
ACME ACT EN- MOVING s,.,. sEoESeLE "a z LccIee.I
none teo small Ii. .il6o. w ' anu
haul anythins; nisht or day. s Can Earl.
NEWLoN's TRANSFER - Careful moving
Of all kinds, Specialize in light hauling.
MoVNG VAN SERVICE ssnersl sSg hauling
ices and prices that satisfy. Ia. 1892.
SILVER FLEET LINEs-Moying, general
ana ,s light hauling asnSg packing cratins, ship
MARINE MAR f1i VETERANS 1TIc MOVING co-s4-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
yTPsksS sEaPsi sSd hovEssA ssSsssss s.sa gox
al saoE white Teteran help. cH. 1901 or OK.
CALL BILL for light hauling and moving;
EVENINGS and week ends speciality. ME.
WANT WAN L LOADS OR PART LOADS to 2nd
from Pittsburgh. Cleveland Detroit, Chi
case 81. Louis, Kansas City; Denver, New
sis, A Tesas. NoSTHERS NJ Mov1Sa 13sTToR-
ESEIMaN,s EisEi IN sI IMoyrNG ! STORAGE co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furn
as part payment. on your moving; stor-
age; local, long.dist moying. IA. 2937. 25s
moyal, reasonable: day or night. Call TR.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

1859 CLAY PL. N.E-Win lease unfurn.
aor yTs,, 2-hedrm. brick semidet. house
IN restricted ne sec; o.h.-w. heat; hard
500 mo. II paid in advance viii consider
renting with lovely new furniture. Call
VIRGINIA ESTATE overlooking the Po-
Mashinston and located between Key
sna e Epssh arena
lecture In excellent condition, situated on
beautifully wooded and handicapped s.
ideally arranged for those who entertain;
scar sarase, oil heat. gardener to care
aaired. GEORGE MASON GREEN GREEN CO.
ssa9 Wilson blvd, Arlington. va. eH.
$685. evenings and Sunday, GL. 1888.
s-RooM HOUSE on arterisl highway. IS
miles Qstrict; bus at door. farm-type
basement and electricity: this can be de-
ngntiui suburban home as located on
'ssted IN improving property. Falls Church
RENT NEW s-RM. HOUSE, IN baths. Sc.
Row row iSH BklcK g. s-RM. M HOUSE. tiled bath,
saa s sss nes pacQSs sass
no pets; po sl0o mo. $50 Galiatin st. NV.
SMALL ESTATE-Ss acres overlooking
Potomac. Secluded. high elevation, beau
tiful grounds: close-in Arlington. First
foor, gracious hall 20x22. powder rm.. 35-
IT. drawing rm., firepI, attr. sun porch, q
very lge., beaut. din. rm.. crystal chande-
lier,, firepl and circular bay window with
maids rm. and bath. Second floor. lge.
hail.. lovely bedrooms. 3 tiled baths.
hrepl.. huge cedar storage closets. sun
oscks osS ane oaiconies overieoking earoen:
ing. in immaculate cond: available long
term lease: ideal for executive who must
entertain: strict references req. ROMYE
I.AMBORN, Realtor. 1901 s. Arlington
Ridge rd. Ashton jackson 24s4, GIL. 3711.
ATTRACTIVE, detached, s rooms, bath,
unfurnished. coal hot-water heat; near
l4th and Decatur NV: S100; references
required Box 374-Z Star
Evening star., 1946-11-24
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT tcent. J

NAVY CAPTAIN desires 8 BEDROOMS and
maids room house. unfurnished. Cleveland
M Parx a, area, will occupy immediately. Phone
PERMANENT CIVIL SERVICE employs sa in
oid line Govt. agency, recently returned
e os sasaaD. W sfoo sse d p p
4 end Z years old; Gan furnish refer
Pson. ir1 o4S tSpmsr soo ans9ds and others
WANTED = Uniurnished house. between
now no. and Jan. |. Large, unfurnished house,
Snu oR !esse Rs UGSsatRRisHsD. GSRat hSi HSS sec
ton. rent no object, II in right location;
s0R6 n nasGRNsHERD RsE HI hodsE or apt
soss a5sntly NEEDED sor sdqltf
desire three.becroom 1 house '' or dupIex I'in IN
AMRs e Lucas ias iasfs Rsss ST.
URGENT-Three or four bedroom home.
S125 monthly. Box 1867, Star. 26'
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER urgently requires
pE 1oeoTSom asS6 Nc, s9uss Elk 2o2o. Ext @93 or
HOUSEKEEPING services offered some one
yng eS,,cIsn El share rel home With prof. man, wife.
DUTCH FAMILY desires house. NV, furn.
or uni: or 4 bedrooms: near good ele-
Hsvs sEEa issGs snAdas Rh9ns HSSa5 LOB ls
urbs or within 20 miles Of District for
many months; minimum requirements OF
permanent pc nsf,sa Government employe and wife,
Two bedroom cottage or bungalow Call
MRS. MILLER, Republic 1900. Extension
$3.50. between $50 am. and . pm. 25s
ATTORNEY on permanent assignment re-
au1res or. room house or apartment;
turn. OF unfurn.; may be suburben: occu-
gansy Jan ! or Feb, l.. Box s4-z. Star.
home. ever since / came from OVERSEAS W .s ii
months age; Furn: or unfurn. Any reas
PHREE Fl c Exssest sa1mst ref Sa ia 49ss
wish to rent a house, furnished or unfur-
nished, Must not be located in suburbs
1RGENILY 1Ra Emily NEEDED by permanent r., Gov.
ernnmsnt an @ smploye or 3 bedroom house
DESIRE USpuRNIsHED house or apart.
Spring prsferred Rent to $100. Phone
Sssaf wsNfrD fS72 aousE TO RENT. furnished
children, no pets: EN-. 1882
UNEuRNIsHED rooms or more. Perma-
qHE Fl Pors niTsoo lsass I'D sduits IA, 5azo
t. sh Ha we roT oray fesDon.Ss rea SsGmas sds
ARMY Al CAPTAIN and wife must rent or
By ofSToom 6se fsfn Or Gssa safurn house or apt
FAMILY OF 5 who have long owned their
own home nj Texas need 2 or 3 bedroom
house by Jan. /. Best of care. Prefer un-
turn; up to Sl25. Call WI. $500. --26
NAVAL AVIATOR, wife and small children
have been evicted by returning owner, need
3,bedrm house. furnished, inmed,: up TO
Cali RE. 600. Ext. 1928. before 5. 26s
SANTA CLAUSE, need place for my
electric train; my little sister needs place
I tOr Coll mouse; won't You give us a Xmas
present by telling us where we can get
AZ or unfur. bedroom house. Columbia
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER desires !. OF
3 bedroom house. furn. or unfurn Phone
MAJ. MacROWN. FIR 1000. Ext 322
until pm. -3n
Evening star., 1946-11-24
ApTy. FuRNIsnEp tce.e. !,

GIRL. 21 to 80, to share bedroom with an
neat and nondrinker. S0o1 M St. ne, Apt. s.
alss ST. ssss ses s6rSss sossna Tuss srs
with ! other sirls; twin beds; $50 q month
sfsa sfs wYoaiiiiasd iiiis AVE. Nw.--oensisznan item
L shaas ssh s 4ns1s n1 sss nsor
II sS$S las$ a Pc Me- fos saS.ssf ssiesss "a
apt; frst foor; for girls Under sssnssas IS: sens
tif sas1 home T.IaM6ST SS5 mo a 40 I osa1 % a.,
aSSss aS9Ss' M nfar bat bath for adults In
bath; only for once, such as as doctor. % dem ai
. Ge c aI0isss0a sA ao4 Pa' sos so
ist6 sT;.-Will share nicely furnished apt. J
esssens ssa ssso v ss sss9n arnsh xh eps S
GIRL UNDER 30 sS' to 1aI share S Apartment with
I sirE Commute bus ride to downtown.
NEAR NAVY YARD--Three rooms, bath;
employed couple only; full information;
NEARBY sfS b. eaa ss Sssae 3
l9r apt. in pvt. home; will rent only TO L
ssinsle sI person; must be quiet and settled;
SITTING ROOM and bedroom. half bath
private entrance; no cooking; is min.
sss ssse ssryiss .;tss during rush hour. CAN sH
4-RM. APT, modern conveniences: = gar
gen priy good train or bus service. Phone
300 MASS AVE. N.E.-1st floor, large g.
m rn, apt, private. bath; 8 girls; S12o a
BEAuTIFII a-RM. APT. to share with 1
every z yks; inclusive. OIL. 6s26 Sun.
NEAR ss'ef AaIfNSfoN-Lady SsfY syfs viii Is share
FRENCH LADY desires to share apt. with
seor or serious minded Girls; sos for l.
oo9 Tor 2; beautiful location facing Me-
a61an pid1ian Park. 1881 18th ST. NV. Ho
sSssn near ts sas,s .ssan VIII
SiRG G'fe fo sH3E sSf E7I7s fssr room with
Sooss Senss fG fra private S,y bath with Kitchen
S9,room 9or ON apartment with 3 other girls. good
sanda1 ess Before sus lime SAG sos month
SssI u ST. S.W.00Yo,a%ns Ys,% ma man soas e share
Large. s Georgetown apt. with 8 other men:
@ fss, nc SALHHsRaT WI sss sT afssT S.wnssmt 10 ssm ant
pvt: entrance: only dependsblep pssi smpiossd Rsss
no sSdsnn dasn PAYABLE Gs ssn " the snS
1884 f7th .sT. N.w.@Youns man to SHARE
Tn}II'' MI SeeWlsn or GENTLE, $40 per mo. Call
I4as MONROE ST. N.w.-Light house
kseping room. gas range. sink; $40 double.
MASS. AVE- EMBASSY SECTION or .
recent college girls: FriEidsire, COOKING
privil; excellent transp.; refers, S35 ca
4 AZ; 2639' OF Box 1I2,X, Star.
shared by another lady. price S45. Box
32u-K. Star.
CoL0RED--APT.-1 room and kitchen.
furnished; automatic heat and hot water
electric refgr.; utilities furnished; desire
employed couple; $50 mo. TR. 1923. Gil