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Evening star., 1946-05-19
.VFW Auxiliary Head
Plans Encampment

Mrs. Mildred Carter. president
District of Columbia Department
Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars
announced plans for the annua.
encampment in June.
Mrs. Edna Rose will be in charge
of arrangements of the banquet
to be held June Is at the Con-
tinental Hotel. Reservations will be
accepted by Mrs. Rose.
Mrs. Carter has requested all aux
iliary members to assist their posts
in the sale of buddy poppies or
May %. "a and 25.
Equality Waiter Reed Auxiliary
with the president, Mrs. Auralia
Grim, presiding. held memorial serv.
ices for the deceased members. The
chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Tarpay
offlciated. Past Department Presi-
dent Mrs. Florence Armstrong gave
the address The president has
named Mrs. Arlene Larsen as buddy
poppy chairman. Two new members
were given the obligation, Mrs. Jear
Bernstein and Mrs. Charlotte Will
HamS. A party Will De given bJ
the auxiliary at Mount Alto Hos
pital on May %. in Ward Ell. The
auxiliary has voted to sponsor Mrs
Ethel Holiday for the office Of
department conductress. Delegates
elected to the encampment are Mrs
Sue McLeish, Mrs. Elizabeth Terpay
and Mrs. Grace LIE Roi; alternates
Mrs. Cecilia Portz. Mrs. Hattie
Sweeney and Mrs. Nina SilloWay.
Aliene Torrens, vice president Of
Au-American Auxiliary, conducted
a meeting on Tuesday, giving the
obligation to Margaret Burke ant
Ethel Boronda.
The following delegates and al.
ternates were elected to the en-.
campment: Delegates, Louise Downs
Freda Foster. Hattie Byram ane
Pearl Gray: alternates. Blanche
Melton, Hazel Glass, Aliene Tor
rens and Mrs. Prayer.
On Wednesday the post and aux
Hilary are sponsoring moonlight
cruise on the steamship Mount Yer.
non. All are invited.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

| The doctors and nurses were eX-
tremely pleased, and Craig felt
that although the routine was firing
he had been well rewarded for the
hours spent at the hospital.
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Strictly Programs WRC- -NBC
"Stringtime, directed by Fritz
Balzer, has moved to Monday and
Wednesday evenings, 10:15-10:3O
O'Clock The program was formerly
heard Monday and Friday at $50
|. Ed Tomlinson is now heard on
Saturday afternoon at 4:30.
WMAL-ABC Former Repre-
sentative Samuel Pettingill of In
diana has turned commentator and
will be heard each Sunday afternoon
at PAS, starting today. Wash
ington Vignettes, script and
music show, is now heard each Sun
day afternoon at 1915. -. The rest
full music offered by Louise Massey
is now heard Monday through Fri
day at 7 pm. Dark Venture, -
mystery show, has moved to the
10;30-11 pm. Sunday night spot.
Jack Bealls commentary, Good
News" is now heard on Saturdays
at Sis pm.
WOL-MBS The Beatrice Kav
Show" is a new program to be heard
On Thursday evenings at 9 O'Clock
starting May 30. The program pre-
sents songs and amusing incidents
from behind the scenes in show
business. A new series of teen
age programs was launched last
evening at 1915 under the title,
Paging Youth This program
features page boys from the House,
Senate and Supreme Court, who
discuss current happenings in the
news.
WWDC Arnold Fine. Wash
ington columnist, has inaugurated
a weekly series of programs called
Tins for Tables" The show is
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Aides for ChiIdren's S
Boot Ride Named

John S. Jocobsen, chairman of
the Junior Board of Commerce 18th
annual crippled children's boat ride,
yesterday announced appointment
of subcommittee chairmen as fol-
lows: Thomas Grant, jr., transporta-
ton: William Blumenauer, refresh
ments; Rowland F. Kinks, invita-
tons: William R. Kane, special ar
Irangements; Clarence Boyes, grab
bag. and Stephen Schuyler. enter
tainment. John Claflin was named
vice chairman of the event
The trip will take 400 crippled
children down the Potomac June Z
| on a Wilson Line steamer.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Audience Shows

The following broadoasts admit the
general public. II you would like TO
attend. please phone the station:
WT0P - Metropolitan 1900. Stump
U.s." 3:30 pm. kondaYfriday. Meet
the Missus." pm. Saturday.
VOL - Metropolitan 00l7, Open
House" pm. honday-SaturdaY. Amer
iean Forum Of the Air." $50 pm.
tuesday.
WRc - Republic 1000, "Tyner lime
1905 pm. thursday and Saturday. Man
al a Grand" $50 pm. Wednesday.
WWG - National 1903. Teen lime
Revue" $50 am, Saturday.
WhAl - National $500, Wonder
Flame" 730 pm. tuesday. Music
Box" t:30 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Sydney 6rssnsirssi. Irish Fantasies" and
Sehumanns Symphony No. A. are performed.
VOL. 2:30-The demonstration here Of Is
JET planes is broadeast Gen. 0uesada speaks.
WRC, 300" immigration is the subject
WT0P. 330-Franees heCann sings with
Nelson Eddy
WRC. 4:00-hiseha hisehakoff plays Conus'
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra Won
Suppes overture 10 Light Cavalry and Rus
sell Benefits orhestraiion Of "Porgy and
BeN."
WMAL. 5:00-Comedan Julie 0shins and
JaH 0rganist George Wright entertain.
WRC, 6:00-Fred Allen welcomes Jack
Benny 10 New York.
WRC, 6:3O-(an DaIeys guest is Andy De-
vine
Evening star., 1946-05-19
'VFW Department
Memorial Service;
Other Activities

The District of Columbia Depart
ment and its auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will hold memorial
services at 1920 am. next Sunday
at Cedar Hill Cemetery. The honor
guard. directed by Capt Jack Hol-
liday. will participate. Department
Chaplain William L. Smith is in
charge of the arrangements. Colors
of posts and auXiliaries are re-
quested to attend.
All-American Post will hold the
first of its two annual boat rides on
Wednesday evening.
At the last meeting of Washing
ton Post Comdr. John Devenney OBJ
ligated John Wright LeiSt, James A.
Ditta, Walter j. Evans. Joseph L.
Kelley, Marvin J. Luzier, Eugene A.
McHale, Emmett l.. Merat. Dick G.
Moody, Ruble I. Poole, Harold Tres
kunof, Paul Wesley, James j. Dra-
blk, Jack M. Lostutter, Paul F. Ach-
stetter, John N. Bowen, James A
Cleaver, William H. Cranston, Peter
Gordeuk. Charles E. Harris. Robert
M. Joyce, John N. Scrogham, Frank
C. Tribe and David P. Walsh.
Potomac Post last Tuesday. with
Comdr. Maurice Britton presiding
indorsed Congressional bill SJR-43
regarding the building of the World
War memorial temple for Wash
ington, D. C.
Those obligated were William R.
Edwards, jr.; Orbey K. Robbins,
Guy E. Coins, Joseph w. Widman
William H. Shaffer, Louis r. Hille-
gas, Peter P. Hummer, John H. Lewis
jr.; John r. Hazard, William Ship
ley, jr.: Shelburn o. Midjette, Rob
ert L. Bennett, Nicholas J. Di Gio-
yanni and Frank F. HaughaWout.
Front Line Post will hold memo
rial services at the meeting on May
27. Edward T. Spedden, chairman
of the Memorial Committee has
called a rehearsal at 7:30 pm
Tuesday.
Those obligated at the last meet
ing were Melvin H. Posey. Donald
F. Everett, John A. Everett, Stanley
T. Siegel. John w. Poore. jr; Johr
R. Snyder, Clarence w. Herrell. jr
John R. Pfeger, Elmore Gallun
Paul B. Baker. Joseph j. Curran
Paul c. Kemp, Kenneth r. Sullivan
Albert Henry Drechsler, Raleigh G
Creech, William D. Kelley, Carl L
Euren, William S. Blount, Bernard
&C. Campbell, John R. Campbell
Walter E. Crusse, Stevens Dukson
William R. Emerson. Ralph K
Harding. Frederick D. Hoffman
William F. Howard. Frank M. JET.
fries. Robert l.. Klugel. Frank c
Kubick. Alexander J. Lipske, Orvillt
H. Markland. Dean o. Martz, Foresr
F.. Parker, Walter A. Phillips. FRANK
! A. Regus, Warren E. Slocombe anc
John L. Sweeney.
The new Bethea -Welch Post
/ formed among the colored mem.
bers of World Wars I and II, wa!
instituted by Past National Judge
Advocate James Cannon. assisted b.
several officers of the Department o
the District of Columbia Depart
ment Comdr. Frank Topash CAV,
the obligation to the newly elected
officers and they were obligated
into membership by Department
Adjt. Clyde w. KERN.
The post will meet for the presen
on the second and fourth Friday!
of the month in the Garnett-Pat.
terson Junior High School.
The temporary officers are: Com.
mander. D. D. Dixon; senior vice
commander, A. T. Jones; Junior vice
commander. L. T. McCottry; advo.
! cate, Charles G. Young; chaplain
"A. C. Worlds: trustees. Ernest
/ WEIGH. Clyde w. Markham anc
Richard Jackson. and adjutant
/ w Y Rail
Evening star., 1946-05-19
| Local Masonic News

Officers of the Grand Chapter oi
Royal Arch Masons will speak il
the subordinate chapters this week
as follows: Tuesday, La Fayette
Julius G. Lovelace; Wednesday
meeting of Grand Chapter officers
Thursday, Washington, William B
Mehler, Jr.; Singleton. Thomas r
Wilson; Friday. Eureka Naval, Mar.
vim E. Fowler; Mount Pleasant
Orie L. Beardsley; Capital, George
E. Umhau.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

heard on Saturday evening at 7:30
Tales and Tunes" is a program
designed to bring to the young lis
tener favorite recordings of songs
and stories. The program is heart
each Saturday at 9:15 am.
Summer Replacement Depart
ment Edgar Bergen and Charli.
Mccarthy will retire for the sum.
mer on May 26 and on June 2, Alec
Templeton. 34-piece orchestra ano
girl vocalist will hold forth in the
7 pm. Sunday evening period over
NBC. Templeton is an outstand-
ing artist and this should be g
most entertaining half hour. -. The
extent of change on the "RCA-
Victor Show" will be in formal
only. On Sunday, June 2, Baritone
Robert Merrill will take over, ac-
companied by a 36-piece orchestra
directed by Frank Black.
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Spot Announcements Robert
z. Morrison of Washington has
joined the WRC-NBC staff as man.
ager of the radio-recording divi-
sion. -, The first Quiz Kid" to be
graduated from college is Van Dyke
Tiers one of the original group who
appeared on the first broadcast. E.
Former Washingtonian T. Wells
Ted" Church is now acting director
of News Broadcasts for CHS. He
succeeds Paul White, resigned. ..
Bill Hersons Coffee with Con-
gress" has acquired a sponsor. Yes
it is the Wilkins Coffee Co. of
Washington. E. Dean Carlton has
replaced Barry Thompson in the lead
role in the Dick Tracy series. .
Lew Valentine, the original DR.. T.
G., will return to the program on
June 3 after three years in the
Army.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
C.. 7. Bell Seated
AS Commander of
ID. c. Legion Post

Charles T. Bell was installed as
commander of the newly organized
FBI Post No. Sc. District of Columbia
Department. the American Legion,
at the last meeting by Department
Comdr. Herbert J. jacob and his
staff.
Other officers are: Cornelius
McFadden, first vice commander
Leonard L Linton. second vice COM
mander; Robert Lynch, third vice
commander; William Nolan, adju-
tant; Don Morley, finance officer;
Richard Nichols, judge advocate
Paul O'Connell, sergeant at arms;
Arnold Brown and Samuel Breci,
color bearers.
The members of the new post con-
sist of veterans of World War II
/ The formal ceremony of induction OF
the post was performed by the Forty
and Eight degree ritual team with
the National Guard OF Honor.
+ The U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post vii
hold a tea today at the home ot
Past Comdr. Belle Warren from 4
/ TO 6 pm, to celebrate the birthday
of the post.
/ The 40 and on Thursday had ar
initiation ceremony in which they
wrecked" so new members under
the direction of Jerry Lawler, grand
conducteur, and his crew.
/ At 10 m. May 26. they will parti.
cipate in the ceremonies at Aring.
ton Cemetery when Cardinal Spell.
man will officiate at the annua
military field mass. and again a
3:l5 pm. at Mount St Adams.
On May Goth at pm the 40 ane
will give their annual cocktail
party and dinner at Hotel 2400 Il
honor their Chef de Chemin de Fer
Otis Mecer. Stag only.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Daughters of America

State Council will hold memorial
services at the Second Baptist
Church at pm. May 26.
The moonlight excursion. spon-
sored by State Council, will be
May 27.
Councils having nomination OF
officers this week are: Monday,
John L. Burnett and Eagle; Tues
day, Star Spangled Banner, Mount
Vernon and Fidelity; Wednesday
Anacostia, Loyalty and Esther
Thursday, Mizpah, Triumph and
Pride of Washington; Friday, Lib
erty, Golden Rule and Peace.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

WdTd me I0i0fS.
! WT0P, t:00-SYd
ney 6reenstrest stars
WWDC, 1:30-Th.
Senators play the Chi
taeo White sox.
WT0P, t:30--Id;
lupino and Vineen
Price in The
lodger."
WRC, t:30--Johr
Nesbitt tells .he stor,
Of the woman pirate
Mary Read.
W TOP, 200
Eileen Farrell is 50
loist. loeffIer's Five
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Ame ICdh bdSebdIT pIdYeTS NOW TT IHe MeX1tdn
League are heard. Joe Louis and Billy Conn
are interviewed
WI0p, tO:O0-"Does the Coal Strike Justify
Further labor Legislaton!" defeated by Eco
nomist Boris Skskin and Tyre Taylor.
VOL, i0:t5-"How Far Should the Right 10
Strike Col"
.WMAL, t030-A special program on behal
Of The United Jewish Appeal lngrid Bergman
Charles Boyer, Jack Benny. Ginger Rogers, Tai
IuIah Bankhead, Eddie Cantor. Paul huni ap
near
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Local Ben Hur News

Meetings to be held this week
in Pythian Temple are Potomac
Court. tomorrow evening Michae
]. Kindsfather. representative fol
District No. %, will talk on the
proceedings of the District Of
Columbia Congress.
Herman D. FiXsen. ir., field rep.
resentative, will address United
Court at $50 pm, on Friday.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Talk on Legislation Slated

Boris A. Bakhmeteff. professor of
hydraulics at Columbia University
will be the principal speaker at the
meeting OF the District section,
American Society of Civil Engineers
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the Cosmos
Club Auditorium. He will discuss
the relation of civil engineers to
science legislation now being con-
SiGered bV CONGRESS
Evening star., 1946-05-19

the problems TO be
conquered before a
rocket tan be sent ia
the moon.
" N AL, 8:l5-
Stunt Man Richard
Talmadee is Harriet
Parsons guest.
WMAL, 9:G0-John
Garfield, June Havoc
and Leo CsrrilIo in
Sidney Howard's com.
edy They Kne"
What They Wanted"
W oil, 9::00--The
life story of Inventor
George Westinghouse.
WT0P, $50
Evening star., 1946-05-19
FEATURES ON THE AIR TODAY

WhAL, 7:00-SoIoisis are Vonist Joseph
6ingoId. CeIist George hiquee, CIaTnesi
Robert MeBrade and Baritone Leonard Stokes.
WRc. 7:00-Char|es Mccarthy meets Ethe'
Barrymore.
WRC, 7:30-PhiI Harris gives Fred Allen
the lowdown on Jack Benny.
W0L, 8:00-Raph BeIIamy in drama about
Evening star., 1946-05-19

WRC, i7;30-"lsbor and the Law" dis
cussed
WT0p. i2:45-Howard K. Smith begins a
series Of new commentaries from London.
WMAL, l:00-MiIton Cross naniies West
Evening star., 1946-05-19
School Musicale "Wednesday

The Takoma Park Junior High
School Glee Club will present its
annual spring musicale, under the
direction of Miss Miriam G. Rhoads
at pm. Wednesday in the school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
EventS Of Today

i.eo-Walerbury League of Wom~ on Voters at Elton Luncheon meet. mg, Mas Fennessy Canly, speaker, a,O0 P, M.--VlAltlnR Nurses A. soolatlon fetes members ol MotheN' Club at ohrlAlmAa party at YWCA. a.00 2. M.-T1Ae WomenN Home and Foreign Mlsslon Society Of Che Advent ohrlstian Churoh At church pArlors.
 a,iB P. M.-The women of st, Ceollla'a Parish sponsors social h Parish Hall, scovll Street N P, M.-waterbury Day NuFseFy. Christmas party.
 8.S0 ?. M,-Canton T, R, Martin, No, Q, tooF, and Ladies Auxiliary, Odd Fellows.
 e.S0 P. M.--Waterhury cuotA Cluh at Elton, chrlstmas party.
 P. M.--Junior Division of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women gather ct SC. Mary's hos- pital to sing Christmas carols, later going to Southmayd Home.
 e.00 P, M,-Waterbury Branch of %, Ceceliae Church, at church, Christmas party for benefit of war eelief.
 500 P. M.-sk MArgarets Christ mas pageant ct school,
 e;00-Rosary Society of st. Thom- As' Church, Christmas party, Q, church hall,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Events of Tomorrow

2:ib P. M. - Literary Club at Bunker Hill Church clubroons.
 0.30 P. M.--genlor Luther League of the Zion Evangelical Luther Church to entertain Luther He League and the church School chil- dren ct Christmas party.
 500 P. M = Cheshire Heights Community Club will sponsor their annual Christmas party in the Che. shire Grange Hall. A grab bag will be the feature of the party.
 800 P. M. Pilgrim Fellowship of the Second Congregational Church will hold Q minstrel and dance at Davenport Hall. All High School and College students and former members of the Fellowship are urged to attend.
 o:30 = The annual Christmas dance sponsored by the MT. and Mrs Club, the Service League and the Young Peoples Fellowship of St. Johns Episcopal Church will be held. Reservations may be made by calling the rectory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

MARGARErS SEWING SHOP - Specializing in draperies. bed- spreads, curtains. dresses, suits. slipcovers. Tel. 5-6o0O. Hours 0:30- 6 PM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
NOTICE

JOHN and ELIZABETH K.
 O'sHAUGHNESSY THE PLATT MILL COMPANY, It's successors and assigns SUPERIOR COURT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY at WATERBURY, De- cember, 18th, i946.
 ORDER OF NOTICE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

A1 Mefcnan0Rse 9S Gne Ctores
 SPECIAL CHILD'S 3-PIECE Breakfast set, table and stools, formerly $5.95. now Ss.e5. Devil coaster, formerly $9.95, now S5.95. Also a large selection of dolls, doll carriages, scooters. tri- cycles, karbikes, doll bathinettes, stuffed animals. sieds. rockers and doll cradles.
 BRIDE DOLLS Sl0.95
 OAKVILLE FURNITURE co. l64 Main St., Oakville. Tel. Wtn. 224 as Miscellaneous Fer Sale PEARL BUTTONS-Ric-rac braids laces. bindings in large assorts mentS Reliable. s7 6covill St Az Articles Wanted To Buy CALL US before you sell your ! fridgedaire, washing machine and sewing machine or any other household furnishings. We pay highest prices in city.
 WE BUY-SELL-EXCHANGE
 GIGANTE FURNITURE co. 33e-35l South Main St. Tel. 4-35eo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

BUSY -- Little meat and grocery store in the business center. All new equipment. Must be sold this week. Call at Riley's, next to Colonial Theatre, Southington. Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

io4i Cadillac Sedan i04l Cadillac Convertible Coupe l042 Packard Clipper Sedan l940 Ford 2 dr. Sedan i04i Plymouth Club Coupe i04i DeSota Convertible Sedan i04i Chrysler Station Wagon i04l DeSoto Convertible Sedan lo4i Chrysler Club Coupe. Like new l04l Chevrolet Convertible Coupe lo4l Studebaker Sedan i04i Chrysler Sedan Royal lo42 Plymouth Sedan l94l Chevy Sedan 1899 (2D Buick Sedans 1888 Oldsmobile Sedan 1888 Buick Sedan ' passengers 1886 Plymouth Sedan 1884 Chevrolet Sedan i032 Chevrolet Sedan 1883 Pontiac Sedan 1928 Chevrolet Pick-Up i040 Chevrolet Pick-Up l94l Cab and Chassis
 Write, Phone or Call
 BILLIE FITZPATRICK l000 East Main St. Dial 4-4e4i
 OPEN EVENINGS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

CORNER-Of Third 6 So. Leonard Sts. Three-family house with extra lot, IA beautiful rooms with all modern improvements. steam heat on first floor, running hot water throughout the building. This is a sacrifice sale. For more informa- ton call 4-6877.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

White combination coal and gas kitchen RANGE. Dial 4-24S6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19


 it's successors and assigns SUPERIOR COURT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY at WATERBURY, De- cember, 18th, i946
 ORDER or NOTICE
 1t appearing that the plaintiffs have brought an action to the Su- perior Court to be held At Water. bury, within and for the County of New Haven, State of Connecticut. which action is returnable to the first Tuesday of January, le41, pray ing for reasons therein set forth, that the title to the following described real estate be settled and quietedi said premisse being described as follows:
 A certain piece or parcel of land situated in said town of Waterbury on the northeriy side of Benham Street, together with the building and all other Improvements threeon, being shown as Lots Nos. 10, 12, l4 and 1s on Map of Building Lots Be- longing to Eugene A. Benham- Wa terbury, 1889, as recorded upon the Pg. 46e, bounded and described as Northerly 2o6.oA feet on land now or formerly of James Darling and on land now or formerly of R. L. Andrews;
 s, as shown on said Map;
 Southerly 200 feet on Benham
 Westerly i4s.22 feet on Lots Nos. 2s, 24 and 25 as shown on said Map.
 that the residence and address of the defendants, The Platt Mill Com pany, its successors and assigns, are unknown, that the plaintiffs mad not know who such successors and assigns or some of them are, or where they or any of them reside, and that the plaintiffs have des- cribed as parties defendants. "The Platt Mill Company, its successors and assigns" without further des- cribing their names or residences and have annexed to the complaint an affidavit that they do not know who or where they are, and 1t ap- bearing that the notice most likely to come to the attention of said, parties defendants is by publication. in The Waterbury Democrat, Q newspaper circulating in said Wa terbury.
 ORDERED, that notice of the pendency tnd institution of this action be given to the said defend- ants, The Platt Mlll Company, It's successors and assigns, by causing a true and attested couy of this order of notice to be published in The Waterbury Democrat, three times, beginning on or before De- cember 24th, 1S46.
 And 1t Is hereby ordered that such proper officer return make to this Court.
 GERTRUDE J. MIKNAITIs,
 Assistant Clerk. STATE of CONNECTICUT. coUN. TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER. BURY, December 18th, 1s4e.
 The within ana foregoing is a true and attested copy of the orig inal Order of Notice, in my hands for publication, with my endorse ment hereon.
 Attest:-
 ALBERT FRANCIS. f2-l0-at DeDutY Sheriff
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
EUery Day Is Result Day On The Democrat WanAd Page
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

NEAR WEST MAIN and WATER TOWN AVE- family i2 rooms. H. W. heat. oil burner. garage for cars. Property in good condition. Price 1900. Inquire:
 JOHN c. HERBST & SON 63 Bank St. Dial 4-4370