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Evening star., 1932-04-17

metropolis rafic woes, but undeniably inSpir-
ing, when silheuetted seainse sn evening sky Of
such limped clearness as Mr.. OHara has
painted. Other sections Of the United States
captured IN these water colors are "Blaeshead,
Menhegan,' island of the coast of Maine,
which has long been a favorite resort for marine
painters; Kennebunkpcrt, Me, with its famous
Evening star., 1932-04-17

traSts" presents the dome on a brilliant Autumn
day, seen beyond the roofs of a row Of those
diapidated (but picturesque) novels in the
vicinity Of Capitol Hill
Two equally characteristic visws present New
York City" Lexington Avenue and Fortieth
Street" and The Water Tank'-both con-
cerned with skyscrapers, the source of the
Evening star., 1932-04-17
BY FLORENCE S. BERRYM4N.

HE Arts Club Of Washington opened
last Sunday another Of the stirnu-
lating exhibitions which it has pre-
sented throughout the season at
fertnightiy intervals. The current
Evening star., 1932-04-17

Continued on Ssrteenth Puas
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TRY TIMES WANT ADS ron BUSINESS
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model; 90-day guarantee. $3.50; only S.
down. small weekly payments: Earle
STORES. $40 Mass Ave. open evenings.
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HAND BAG-Black. contains glasses. KEYS.
money. Southeastern Ave. Rev. DR.. 55s4.
BOSTON TERRIER Light brindle. l droop-
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Reward 5i04 Kenwood Hu. 2ss4.
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However. readers Hrs advised to In
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

The sight OF the cleaning knife
and the screams Of the girl, as
she fought with her detainers, SO
unnerved Borotra and his doubles
team mate, Antoine Gentien, that
they lost their match to George
M. Lott Of Chicago and John Van
Ryn Of Philadelphia, 1913,
Cd, 4-6, ca, giving the United
States a 2 to advantage In the
matches.
: No Control
Leaping to her feet in the low
gallery at the Seventh Regiment
armory, the dark-haired girl In q
huge fur coat, pulled the knife
from her handbag. She waved II
at Borotra, who, at the moment,
was concentrating every effort on
the court below, in one of the
longest sets in the history OF
board-surface tennis, with the
score 13-all.
Fearing that she would toss the
knife down at the Frenchman,
nearby spectators attempted to
stop her. A struggle ensued
Meanwhile the tennis players halt
ed their game. Borotra and
Gentien stood dumfounded, gazing
In establishment at the scene in the
gallery. Attendants hurried to the
aid OF the spectators. Finally
Patrolman William Ward arrived,
and the girl was half-carried, half
dragged down the stairs and'out OF
the building.
ton, the girl explained she had
meant no harm, but merely want
ed to give the knife to Borotra as
q taken of her admiration. she
pulled wad OF newspaper clip
pings, in which Borotra's picture
occupied the major space, from
her bag as proof,
Tut, Tut
After the hub-bub had subsidized
the tennis match was resumed,
but the excitement had disguised
Gentien and he lost his service
deciding the set, which the Amer
leans won 1918. Gentien, who
had been substituted for Christian
Boussus Of France, because OF
Boussus' injury In a singles match
Monday, was none too strong,
anyway.
Still unnerved by the affair, the
French team was set back in the
opening game of the second set on
BorotrRs delivery, and Lott and
Van Ryn, working smoothly, car
ried off the second set, games CO.
ing to service to the end of the
set.
In the third set. Borotra seemed
to have recovered his poise and
played brilliantly.
The series will be concluded to-
morrow night. with Gregory Man.
gin of Newark, N. j., new ma
tional indoor singles champion,
meeting Borotra, and Frank X
Shields opposing Boussus. IL the
latter has recovered from his In
jury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
NOTICE
SEWER ASSESSMENT

THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
ERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS, of the City of Waterbury,
at a meeting held March Is, 1882,
made assessments for sewer pur-
poses on property and against
property owners on Luke Street,
from end of pipe to Sylvan Avenue,
to the amount set to their respec-
tive names, as follows, to witt
Northerly Side;-
Margaret c. Coyle, Ella V. Coyle,
BOP feet, $755.00.
Southerly Side;-
Henry A. Hayden, Catherine N.
Hayden,-90 feet, $225.00; Martin
Scully, 1880 feet, $4,000.
The above assessments become
due and payable, Monday, April a,
1882, at the Office of the Collector
of Taxes, City Hall, Waterbury,
Conn.
Attest; JOHN DiCORPO,
3-22-3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
eagles CACEMEN
in SEYMOUR TONITE

Seymour, March 23.--"Red"
eagle, famous ex-West Point foot
ball star, will bring his All-Amer-
leans, professional basketball club,
here tonight ut the strand to op.
pose the Seymour A. A. Redblrds In
the Anal game OF the season here.
eagles appearance on Seymour
basketball court will be one of the
biggest sports attractions ever stag
ed In this town, and fans from all
parts of the valley are expected to
jam their way into the hall to see
tho famous red head" In action
with q basketball.
The Seymour Juniors and An
sonia "Y" Cadets will furnish the
attraction In the preliminary game.
Both are fast clubs and should give
tho fans plenty of entertainment
while they walt for the big show.
Dancing will follow the basket
ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Female Net Fan Beat French
JOHN SZYMANSKI
TO RETURN HOME

New Britain, March 23.--John
szymanslxi, young Fordham univer-
sity junior who was severely i'm
jured in the northumberland
football game last November and
for time was not expected to live,
will make his first visit to this city
since the accident during the pres
emit week, according TO word re-
ceived by his family. His parents,
Mr. and Mrs Romaldy Szymanski,
expect him here Thursday morning
for the Easter vacation.
The young athlete Is reported to
be almost recovered from the in
juries which forced him to spend
months In the Fordham hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District
of Waterbury, SIS. Probate Court,
March 22nd, 1882.
ESTATE OF Agota Bracziulis
alias Agota Braciulis, late of the
Town of Waterbury, In said Dis
trict, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis
trict OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors. of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly at
tested within said time, will be de-
barred recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
ALBERT j. BRONSKY,
3-23-3t Administrator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23


but I'm sick hearing that
merely successful financially than ne was
think Ernie great hghte one VINO VIII hsh'
he IL the occasion requires
NOW THAT being canonized might as
line give him credit for being the only sports nt
about dozen years ago at Far KssHwsy 5o bs yy was
he sold on the pier Bl no one h
coudburs Since then Jomes has Learned the %
the first thing he'd 90 wouo DO 10
prices insung bumper crowd
- - King Features Syndcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
ATHLETICS

Fort Myers, Fla, March "a
(UP)-The Philadelphia Athletics
made q merry go-round of the
bases yesterday as they pounded
their fellow townsmen, the Phillies
is to Z. The Mackmen batted
around the clock twice. While scor-
ing five runs in the first inning
and six In the seventh, George Da-
Wis and Rube Bressler of the Phil
lies, and Max Bishop of the Attn
letics hit home runs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
YANKEES

st Petersburg, Fla, March 49,,
-(UP)-The New York Yankees
will try to make 1t seven straight
over the Boston Braves to-day, al
ter defeating the tribe 2 to 0 yes
terday for six straight victories.
Herb Pennock inaugurated his
21st season of major league pitch
Ing by twirling five no-hit innings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
SPITz MAY YET
BEAT THAT COW
By DAN PARKER

OVER in Flushing with looking
his mind at ease George sp E the human gasshopper has oe
does feet inches regularly seemingly without effort His bes
therefore the ceiling
this kid with the invisible springs In his heels.
Sptz
n has OF
O splx still
inches competition, done
behind who
n undreamcd
Jumpers Splits happen N On
the that jumped the
JONES JOY JOHNSTON stuffed
with soft ASIDE DOC-I your message
old having declphered When
he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
RED SOy

Savannah, Ga, March 23.-(UP)
Tho Boston Red SOx open their
exhibition games to-day with a
contest against the Hartford team
OF the Eastern league. Manager
ShaunO Collins will start his pitch
Ing ace, Danny MacFaydcn, who
will work five innings. Pete Dom
Ohue Will finish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Paper-Knife Waving
Admirer Of Borotra
Helped u. S. Victory
By JACK CUDDY

UNITED Press Stan C0rFespondenU
New York. March 23-(UP)-An attractive young wo-
man. an ardent admer of debonare Jean Boratra French
tennis ace held for observation at Bellevue hospital
day because she bated international tennis matches
last night to Jean with daggershaped paper knife
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Elks Bowling
League Gossip

Inst weeks Results OMAR. ia-isI
Blanchard 9. Mnscolo !.
Jarlett 3. GrIbbon<0.
Waters q, MCFARLAND 0.
Flanagan ], Tougas 2.
Harpln o, Bennett 3.
p'vilcskis 1, Courtney 2,
cahili o, Vorriker 3.
Finley I, sullivan ..
Loughran 0, Reilly ..
Pepe 2. MeXerry !.
Monaghnn-Lux (postpohed)
Lord. Cooke (postponedD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Training Camp
Tid-Bits
(By United Press)
DODGERS

New York, March 23.-(UP-
Del Bissonettc, Brooklyn first
basemun, was recovering to-day
from an operation for u torn ten
don In his left foot. Dave Driscoll,
business manager of the Brooklyn
club. sud the injury and operation
probably would keep Del out of the
game for at least eight weeks. The
first baseman injured his foot In
training at Clearwater. Fla, several
weeks ago. 1t failed to respond
to treatment, 50 lie was sent north
for the operation. ...... -. -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
. TIGERS

Los Angeles, March 2S.-(UP(-
Detroit Tigers defeated the New
York Giants IL to 2 in a hitting
bee. Stone of Detroit drove out a
homer in the fourth. lizzie Gold
stein, rookie pitcher for the Tigers
worked three innings against the
Giants and held them to two hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

Clearwater. Fla, March "a
(UP)-Ernie lombard and Wally
Gilbert, obtained from the Brook
lyn Dodgers along with Babe Her.
man In the recent six-ply trade,
donned their Cincinnati uniforms
to-day to battle their former
Brooklyn mates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

pulled off n 129 score In the Anal
game on tho last night OF the
week to take the honor.
DR. Cotticro's double strike and
sparc IN the last three boxes Of
the final game gave the ""10pnOtch.
crs" their lone victory ana kept
the "Highlandcrs" from advancing
In the standing. This third game
would have meant great deal
20 the "Highlanders" who have
u good chance of entering the
prize division.
After, winning the first game by
only five pins, the Waterville
representation led by Bob Waters,
decided to play safe and went over
tho 500 mark In both of remain
ing games. This three game win
meant whole lot TO the boys who
are anxious to bring home the
bacon.
Joe Jarlett and George Sullivan
hit 323 and 1893 respectively to
win 3 games for their team, which
gives them their largest lead, they
have yet enjoyed.
A Franco Canadian American
reunion was held on and al
leys last Tuesday evening. with
Jack Benefits team coping three
straight from Harpins Beau Brum-
mel.
Jim Courtney's East End boys
continued their good work OF the
preceding week and took the first
two games from the Power team
without the use of the handicap.
They could no no better than tie
the final contest, which they lost
In a playoff by a pins.
Owing to the "Old Timers"
celebration last Wednesday night
the scheduled games were post
poned. There are several other
postponed matches to played and
the captains are requested to de-
eide upon a date within the next
two weeks, as every game VIII
have to be played off before the
banquet, regardless Of team stand
ings.
Joe Finley hit strike and a
spare In the last two boxes of the
final game with Sullivan, in an eff
fort to take the odd game of the
evening, but fell short BY two pins.
Good try, doe.
Andy Putetti was the life saver
Nor the Flanagan men this week.
His team had lost the first two
games and were down two pins
going into the last box of final
Yame. when Andy knocked OFF a
su,ire and filled with eight pins.
rsls made Ave In a row the Elan
agan men lost and their standine
has been seriously affected.
Tie i'ninimcn. led BY Biil Vcr-
riixcr, continued their heavy batting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
PIRATES

Oakland, Cal, March 23.-(UP)
(UP)-The Pittsburg Pirates de-
feated Oakland. 5 to l here yester-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

much crapper but lac couldn't
big shots t he hooked with Dan Carroll the former Boston
they from the s. Lawn Tennis association
The ignored entirely by this bunch Of
Armory France and
America the gentlemen OF the assigned
1875 feet from the court
FRANCIS HEALEY NC GRAWs Celtic catcher, doesn't
him.
someone else John
Cante Chief Myers who used catch chris Mathewon
umped the games at san Diego
to chicken ieas the Ftz
Arcadia CAL recently few days later she tossed
Los Angeles hotel for the players wives Johnny
suffering nfante paralysis Ameda Cal
Mike GAzela used with fanks, third
ackcr for Hollywood and complains that night baseball raises the
deuce with players tho coast because of the damp air.
Buckley
results his labor doesn't them their good fortune
tho implication that shakey and Buckley made
manage DeEul" pointed Phil yesterday.
Jack Dempsey should acquire the OF Italian
Dc<uh would be able matches without difficulty
matches
the only difference there In Erns status fighter
fighter when had him. Under direc-
Rko and Loughran three times Yet In his first
him.
schaaf and whom had him Is that he has grown
~ G3{ ;;; :S:Es;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

ana took three straight from Cahill.
They tired u little In the last game
but managed TO win by y one pin
margin. Bill. himself, had high
plnfalp of 337, while Koskay was
close by with a 33f. Cunningham
was the big noise for the losers
with pinfall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Standing.

For the first time this season,
the weekly high single was taken
with u score under 1876. Tony Pope
pulled off n 1870 score In the Anal
game on tho last night OF the
week TO take the honor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
SENATOR'S

Biloxi. Miss, March 23.-(UP)
The Washington Senators staged
a two-run rally i'm the last half OF
the ninth inning yesterday to de-
feat Toledo, 8 to 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

100 III 4bJ-IfVO
High Single-Farran, 1872.
High Three-Keegan, 1922.
High Game-Has Beens, 5S4.
High ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1922.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

Showing their poorest form SO
far displayed this season, the Nc
Very team took one game ana
staped in tie for last place with
Loughran. Mike. however, collect
ed two more strikes to stay in a
tie for the strike leadership.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

Every man ON the Sullivan out
fit, made a mark or two I'm the
last two boxes of the first game
to overcome a big lead. Jim Bak-
er's big score gave the soldiers
their second victory OF the evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Automobiles
Autos and Trucks For Sale

AIS FOR SPRING BARGAINS
1880 DeSoto DE Luxe Roadster $105
1929 LaSalle Sport Phaeton :, $l35
1880 Chevrolet Custom Sedan. 500
1880 DeSoto 5 Sedan ......'. 500
1929 Chrysler Sport Roadster. s 30
1928 Studebaker Sedan .....S a.
1928 Buick std. Coach. so
1880 Chrysler 9 SPIT Coupe -. 20
1880 Pontiac 4 door. Sedan.... $l1O
100 Others. Balance on Easy Weekly
Payment Plan. / TO 3 Years to Pay.
AIS USED CARS
329 North Main st. Tel, 3-3347
Open Evenings and Sundays
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Automobiles
Autos and Trucks For Sale

SPRING VALUES
1880 Chrysler Sedan and Coupe
1881 Ford Roadster
1929 Ford Truck
1880 Chevrolet Coupe and roadster
1928 Buick Sedan and Coach
100 Others-1 to Years to Pay
See Us First.
COLONIAL REDISCOUNT co.
2S1 So. Main st. Tel. 10000.
John Creel, Mgr. Open Evenings
Til and All Day Sunday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

THE ERWIN N. JENNINGS
CO., INC.
Hudson q Essex Agency
ass WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 4-5767
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Live Stock
Business Service

Union Alls, overalls. jumpers, coats
pants. shirts, and caps, etc. No
moro shrinking or fading. Longer
wear. Costs no more than washing
Give us try out. Mechanics Laun.
dry. 500 2. Main St. Dial 5-l377.
save money II you send for US to
do your cleaning. Connecticut Win.
dow Cleaning Co, Office, SO Wood.
lawn Terrace. Dial 4-4517.
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Merchandise
Feed and Fuel

WATERBURY, OIL SERVICE-De-
livers Range Oil daily in gal.
cans for 45c. Dial 3-1394. We
also dump weekly in your drums.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Professional Services

PLANS-Specifica etc. Louis A
Walsh, 81 Leavenworth St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Announcements
Lost and Found

LOST-Ladys gold Longines wrist
watch, with gold wrist band. Re-
ward. Call 4-4S39.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23
Insurance

FIRE The cost of FIRE
insurance IL only q few cents a
day. Can you afford to go without
It? Think what 1t would mean to
burned out tonight. See Hayden's.
SO South Main st. Dial 3-SS06.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

FOR sALE--i farm. 8 miles from
S %syn acres s9G sa fSsdi lana s.s slss
.,ic Ights Sa;h s ssi,y , wSndsEfs,
. is2.acrs farm. 90 ssFss tiiiabls.
scs h9S'is s:d electric ~ de sns rs essn
fine opportunity for q real farm.
er, Both farms are bargains. y. 2.
Banks. Bethlehem. Tel 20 Wood
bury.
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p Houses For Sale
| Wanted tc Trade

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-5-room modern
bungalow, garage, good condition: 2
lots. near college buildings. Call Ir 0340.
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CENTRAL. 2S2o-Large, warm rm.; suit
able for 2: meals opt. Ha. l677-R.
COLLEGE. s39-Modern rooms good meals:
persons; IS each. with meals.
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WEATHER TOMORROW
Unsettled tonight Friday with rain turning
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Trucks, Tractors, Trailers

Truck Special
90 chev. is-ton pickup. closed cab. .sl75
25 Chew. ton truck. stake body. rs
2S Chew. ton truck. dump body - los
Lauth Chevrolet Co.
3547 E. Wash St II. 1l75.
CHEVROLET-i93l model truck. IA ton,
i3l-in wheel base. DUAL wheels. eoal
HARE CHEVROLET
RI. ssas WASH 20i' 3 Be. w esq:
FoRD-l95o Model A panel: low miles; tip
top shape; 1925 FRANK HATFIELD
CO. so n. Capitol.
FORD-l929 IA ton truck: Al condition:
$50; g. o. WARNOCK CO.. sls z.
Nas1llSkon.
FOR SALE-le26 Chew truck: h-ton panel
body. 1891 Ralston Ave.
FORD-l927 panel truck good condition;
new tires: $50. $50 N. Meridian ST.
So Accessories, Tires, Parts
BATTERIES
GUARANTEED
1926 to $3.50
SWISSHELM & SON
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JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains for
your car. 202 Kentucky Ave.
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so ACRES N.--Good improvements: trad
city prop. 1852 E. 10th. On. 35i4-M.
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WILL sacrifice our new Majestic re-
frigerator: Il of if sold at once. Call
Ia. 1857. after o. m.
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type. marble finish. in
l,f1atic control. II. O531.
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WASHERS
IS Household Goods

All in Good Mechanical Condition.
Thor cylinder Apex Oscillator SIS
washer SIS Maytag ......... 20
Prima washer. IS Thor laundry type rs
1900 Cataract. Is
All exceptional bargains for quick sale
Call Beech Grove 229 il.
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ALL TEMPERATURES under So: always in
1cev air refrigerators. Let us explain.
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.. 1000 Northwest
ern Ave. Ia. 0689.
LIVING ROOM SUITES pcs. floor sam
pies, many patterns, S29; terms. Come in.
WILSON FURNITURE CO.
$50 E. Washington st. Ri. $3.50.
GAS STOVE-Furnlture. pianos. sewing
machines, refrigerators; all in good con-
iiverv free I27 W. Georgia St.
BREAKFAST SET-ItaliaD carved dining
nm. g. bedrm.. twin beds. linen frieZea liv-
ing rm. rugs. sac. 242S N Meridian
REAL bargains in used and repossessed
ri. SAP. DAYS or Dr.. 667s ewes.
THREE GAS bathroom heaters: SO so each
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. corne :
Capitol and South st.
GAS RANGE-Cab. type. marble finish. in
sulator oven, automatic control. 1r. 0531.
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RENTALS
10 Rooms with Board
20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
p Unfinished Apartments

YOUNG COUPLE-wants 2 or 3 desirable
unfurn. rooms. Reas. L. l.. Morris LES
w. Pratt.
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Project number. Project 2sl; bcation,
state road No. 80. 2l2 miles N. z. Of
Miqdlebury to State Line. Elkhart coun-
~, 1882 miles; pavement width, 10
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CROSLEY RADIOS tube. cabinet: $40
Victrola. 100 records; IS. s18 ~ oxford
NEW 1932--Philco Fada. Majestic: Free
Home trial. E. z. terms. He. 2947.
SISK-Radio service calls 81: work guar
anteed. Oh. 6846. 1901 Roosevelt.
PIANOS-Tuned. So: so wears EXP. Best
work guaranteed. He. 5564
ELECTRIC RADIOS tubes. beautiful wall
nut CABINET; a hargain. Call Ri. 2s21.
RIFICE Call DR.. 0sS2-R,
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SEWING machine bargains: electric. used
$3.50. Singer Tresd1e. SIS. SINGER Co
126 w. Washington.
SEWING MCHS. repaired, all makes; spe-
cial price. White Sewing Ma. Co. Ri. 1855.
FURNITURE-New. used. Groom outfit;
easy terms. N. BARRETT 868 Virginia
GAS RANGE-Gray enamel good condi-
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DOW W. VQRHIES,
THOS. II. Ellis,
GEORGE SNYDER.
Cnnnnni ssinnerS of Marion County.
Att eeTH{iAR1Es A GRossART.' Auditor.

State OF Indiana County of Lake. IS;
In the Lake Superior Court. Sitting
at Gary. Room number four.
Cause No. 26324.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SHERMAN DR.. S, 1905 large. ligh
rms. garage; water pd.; SIC. DR.. sll2-J