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Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06

have opportunity to obtain honors.
Many entries are already being
received at the fair grounds, and
long before the first admission is
collected, the cackles and crows
will be heard all over the place.
G. j. Russell, an experienced
poultry man, will be in charge Of
the poultry department and awards
will be made by comparison ac-
cording to the rules and regula-
tions set forth in the American
Standard of Perfection.
Entries will be sold without
charge by the fair commission, il
the exhibitor SO desires and speci-
fies en- his entry blank.
The 1880 statistics show $4,000
colonies of bees in Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06
Dancers To Have
Plenty OF Room

Dance lovers will have an op-
portunity to enjoy this form of
entertainment amid attractive
surroundings as the main audi
Uorium at the fair grounds will be
thrown open each evening for a
big dance.
Splendid dance music will be
provided and every arrangement
made for the entertainment and
comfort of those who attend dur
ing fair week.
Men, women and children will
be afforded ample space as the
auditorium is capable Of accom-
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06

here in 1881 and will doubtless be
welcome news to the people of this
district, as it automatically means
larger sums spent for pay rolls
here and for purchase of supplies.
1T is a matter worthy of con-
Sideration that The Southern
Sierras Power company and The
Imperial Ice and Development
company spent a total of $403,-
950.74 in pay rolls here during
1881, thus forming an important
factor in the maintenance of en-
ployment in this territory"
The biggest item of construction
OF the power company for 1881 was
the building, in cooperation with
The Nevada California Power COM
pany, an associated company, of
the new $1,500,000 Hoover dam
power line from San Bernardino,
now being used for transmission of
power for the construction of the
Boulder canyon project.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06
FARM ADVISORS
WILL DISCUSS
1892 OUTLOOK

Farm advisors from 40 counties
will meet in a series of conferences.
February 8-12, with specialties
from the agricultural extension
service, college of agriculture. Uni
versity of California, to discuss
economic facts underlying the 1892
Crop Outlook report, B. H.
Crocheron, director of agricultural
extension, announced today.
For the San Joaquin Valley
counties, the meeting will be held
at Merced, February 8. The
Marysville meeting, February 9,
will cover the upper Sacramento
Valley counties. At Santa Rosa,
February 10, all north coast coun-
ties will be represented. At Sa-
linas, February IL, central and
coast counties will be represented.
The Los Angeles meeting, Febru-
airy u, will include Southern Cali
fornia counties. The Imperial
County staff of the agriculture.
extension service, including Frank
G.. Beyschlag. farm advisor; George
L. Winright, and H. Lee Lander
man assistant farm advisor, will
attend this conference at Los An
geles.
Meeting with the farm advisors
will be F. r. Wilcox, extension
specialist in marketing: l.. w. Flu
harty, specialist in agricultural ex-
tension and in charge of COST
efficiency studies, and DR.. II. r.
Wellman, extension specialist III
agricultural economics.
At each conference all factors
making up the 1892 Crop outlook"
report, which will be out February
8, will be discussed, with special
application to crops and conditions
Tor each section of the state.
Copies of the 1882 Crop outlook"
will be distributed to farmers.
growers and livestock men by the
farm advisors, following the local
meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06
Poultry Getting
Ready For Part
In Big Exhibit

Poultry throughout the valley is
at present going through a sort of
dress rehearsal, in preparation for
their appearance at the mio-winter
fair, when their exhibit will form
one of the largest and most in
tereSting on the grounds.
Hens are practicing their best
cackleS, roosters are rehearSing
ther best struts and crows, while
the ducks are sounding out their
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06

modating huge crowds. Those in
charge of this event urge that resi-
dents and visitors enjoy this fea-
ture of the annual mid-winter fair
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-06

Shipments from Imperial Valley
in 1880 totaled 53,480 carloads Of
produce to all parts of the United
States and Canada.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
SENATE ASKED TO
 COMBINE ALL BUREAUS
 DEVOTED CONSERVATION

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 22 With one important wildlife restoration measure passed by the
 Senate, three other bills affecting game management now await Sen- atorial action
 They call for the bliShment
 of a Federal department of con- servatiCn which would combine all conservation functions of the gov- ernment under one secretary, for the creation of fish and game sane tuaries in the national forests, and
 for a fish culture and game farm experimental station in close proX unity to the national capital. The bill approved by the Senate
 and now before the House would compel closer cooperation on game and fish restoration matters by the various Federal agencies.
 The bills for the consolidation of all conservation activities in one department and for the game ex- perimental laboratory were intro duced by the Senate Committee on Conservation of Wild-Life Re- sources, through Senators Frederic C Walcott of Connecticut and liar ry B. Hawes of Missouri, who also presented the approved measure.
 Senator Joe T. Robinson of Ar kansas introduced the bill to es- tablish suitable areas in the na- tional forests for the protection and production of valuable wild life. National forests are open to hunt ing under State laws, and by State cooperation a number of such ref uges already exist.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
R|NGLEADER THOUGHT
 FOUND BY OFFICERS

WINDSOR, Ont, Jan. 9. (P1- United States investigators said they believed they had discovered, in the arrest here of Harold Fon- taine, former inmate of Leaven- worth penitentiary, the source of weapons with which seven inmates forced their way to temporary lib- erty on December II.
 Fontaine was released last Mo- vember after serving 3 sentence for smuggling aliens across the Detroit River. It is believed the guns were smuggled in cans of shoe polish
 Fontaine said he would fight ex- tradition.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
LAWMAKERS IF NY.
 STUDYING PROBLEM

NEW YORK, Jan. 22. (P)-Law- makers of this State are consider ing taking on the roles of cupids in order to do something about the bachelor situation in both male and female circles.
 4 dowry bill, it was learned, will be introduced into the Legislature when that body convenes in Feb ruary, and it's aim will be to get young people married at a biologi- cally suitable age.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
WATER SHORTAGE

"Juneau's recent shortage of water was due to an inadequate supply entering the intake fro m springs and was not occasioned by WaS,tage on the part of consunl- CTS, John Beck of the Juneau Wat CT Company recently stated at a meeting called for discussion of Juneau's water problems, reports the Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23

Current operating assets of the Juneau municipal wharf at the end of last November amounted to $1,060.64, reports the Juneau Elm pire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
gs.rhe 'aIDuthtlsce'. Now at war.
 sncr's StaAA Ttoven Ono of the Ycer,s EIncet rsctures

Warner Bfothers' state has q real treat in store for It's patrons to-day and to.fn0rrow in The Mouthpiec1." This picture is one Of the finest btoueht tb the serAgn this year and stars Warrtn WI. liam, stage hero on the screen . little more than .. yeer, who eCbfes a distinct triumph In this picture winch might have been written es. pecally for him.
 "rhe Mouthpscs" deals with the tragic fate of . great legal light who sends an innocent youth e the electric chair in an sxoSss ei prosecuting zeal: Hs learns III ghastly error to late. Ills cohscienc< In . revIlsi6n of fseiins hs turn. to the dsfense Of persons accused of crime. bringing aii the snsrey as the crtn1inars nsnAssit to the defense of those same criminals.
 It is @a powerful drama all the the.moment in thsme. There is stirring action. high''i9hted ey in. tense scenes in the death hevts and the courtroom. TAsrs is aleo : dominant note of romance ail through the story. the Mouth. piece" bsing . man who loves rscklessiy and is loved by reek- leW wolnen. r"
 The thems of "The Mouthpiscs'' is well handled, two directors col. iaborating on its prod duction. jamsa Flood supervising. the dramatic situations and Elliott Nus>nt CO., ordinating the dialogue with tho action.
 The cast is also excellent. sidney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02

y,ox, diminutive star of Strictly piShonorabls," plays the featured feminine lead. Aline MacMahon, whom you remember as Edward c. Robinbon's cynical secretary in "Five Star Final" plays . very important role in . somewhat siSlli. iAr capacity. Others in the lafEe cast who play their parts particu- iariy well as Guy Kibbee, William Jsnney, John Wray, Ralph 1nce. Noel FrAncls, Mae Madison, Nor. GAn wallace, J. Carroll Naish, Wal. ter walker, stanley Fields, Jack 'LARu4, 1tnerson Tracey and Mur. ray Kinneil.
 "Tho Mouthpiece" is . picture with . topical value which exposes ske hidden practices of lawyers Mho work outside the law. Every man, woman and child will enjoy t, both for itb dramatic expos. ufe os ''ihslde stuff" and for itl reckless romance. We urke you not e naitt itl
 The surrounding program il excellent and includes Bing Cros. by's latest comedy 'The Billboard 0lsi." The feature 10 presented at 2.2o. 4:So, 1900 and s:so ?. nh' daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
NOTICE
CITY or WATERBURY

ALBERT anovY4z. Formerly of Said Waterbury. and now of | |srHeFFsMs reFss VssnGxaS; oS GSxoaS;NrcrIcur, City VT" SRbnA SF tSSF' NOTICE
 Upon. the complaint of tho ssid plaintiK. City tof Waterbury, pray. lnE for rsAsons therein sst forth |. tax lien dsscribSd in the con- plalnt .feturnAble. on the ana Tuea- Court Of Witerbufy. n ana Tor tiis City of Waterbury, and state Of connsct!cut t seppsa.ssiLn.E.. tc t and ee. g . osEsy. sE e'SSs sSa Sy ss.sSsns ssssSsSSs.s'sns nfovltz. formsriy. Of said water. bury, 10 abgsnt from this stats-- sonTs iSG gFfHfiss gFHsS SDFSGxp' SSFSSH ORDERED, Thst notice of the pendsnsY .of
 S sSmRss Rs.,s g: rGSrs Siy: tS sS saS suSsS ss
 !ng ihls order in tho Waterbusy srxisnsss8 xisss8 in WssSsFS WnssrSsry, cwtinsss conn.csiGnSs, three '(sJ days suecsbeIveiy, com. msneins cn or before the End day Of May i''s ALBERT J. sRoNsxY, Clerk of the City Court of waterbury.
 if service 10 made by. mailing, etc, the officer making the seniq should return to Court, as . part of hls okIeiAi return, the recsipt which party to whom the letter shall have ssSTsXrEi; ssSTsXrEi Ei;"solr olr CONNECTICUT. New
 Havs1 County. ss. Waterbury. TSs within and foregoing ,is . true and attested copy of the orig. |lnaf order Of Notice In my hands fef publication.
 WILLIAM j. ROACH,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
NOTICEt
CITY OF WATERBURY

CITY OF WATERBURY
 PHILIP sg LEY, LEVIN M :ss !s,, !s.,,.4v 4v.!.,ss: 5!,s: sr%TE s%SF sSs SS spx Sss EFT: SvasnSaNH
 Court of waterbury, ss. Water.
 0a's' cRHSEs MSS H tss' oT NOTICE {.
 Upon. the compisiHt gf the sa!a !.g plaintiff city of stl wassEeusy; pseyr. for ,.. ss YSsssss:os s. eS g. plaint, rstufnabie on the 2nd Tles. day Of May, f932, before the City Court of Waterbury, n and for the City of. Waterbury. and state os Connecticut, 1t appsarinE tc and bS. Inf tor .S. sy hs a.YsnSsnsss pSp sSaT Levin and Sarah Lipsohits, former. iy of said Watsfbufy are absent from this stats--gone to parts un' knHwfiis Tr is THEREFORE, ORDERED. That notice of the pendency of said
 cmHls.. snE.n.s rSp ss 'v;EH E.vs to .ns ssd .s. Hs tlpscSiss by pubiisHins tHis .ofdss m tho Watsr6uPy Evsning Demo. SesSury, Connscsicut. three Oj dayi eucc ccSssfvely,. commeneing on or be- fore tho shq shha.snKkr SeK sf :, MsKi MhsKEiosNas3kSY. sNas3kSY clsfk Of the City Court oi waterbury. tIf service is made by mailing should retuYn. to Court. as . par! of his official return. the receipt " whisS ss. .n ns1y hsy' wS: S:s .S. sns .sss sTHrE snSI; or coNNEcTIcyr. New
 Haysn cc,ua9.sy' ss' waterbury
 Tho within and foregoing is. . true and attested copy, of the orl9. inai order Of Notice, in my hands for publication.
 Attest:
 g.2.st City skeriff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
NOTICE

CITY OF WATERBURY
 EDWARD pEckxSR. yorm.r.y .. .. said Watsrsusy. and Now os sTnFE gsrs: vaEaVcEcak oH VcEcakNrcrrcur. city Court of Watsrbuyy, ss. water. Ou's ohiSEna 6F HssSTzCE
 Upon the complaint of Che said plaintiff, City of Waterbury, pray. sS. sS. ss lCrsiISsass sn s Ss eo3 piaint, returnabie on the 2nd Tues day of May, 1882, before the City Court of Wsterbufy. in and for ths City of Waterbury and state of cennectieut.. t appsaring to and d s3s fss1SS sS. Sy tn. ns S.snSsst Md ward Decker, formerly of said Va. tsrbury is absent from this State soinFs soinF iiSs DF4sHsis DF4HssSs SsRRsSgSSEs' RRSSEs ORDERED, That notice of ths pendensy .ci s.sdsns Edw.Xsd c,X.r pssssrw sSs Pup printsd in watsrbury, Conn, thtes on. or before the Snd day of May
 c,erE nsa" of the cisS court of
 waterbury.
 If service Is made by mailing, should retprn. to Court, as paf! which shall have been sent him by the party to whom the letter shall ssFxrs sFfy: s''e oE ''ps;} pcs5;}ssrcrrcyr. New Haven County, ss. Waterbury
 Tke within and foreRoing is . true and attestea copy Of the orig. inai orAsr of Notice in my hands for publication. |S.s.3t M City BheFlft
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
Strand Has Great Double Feature
 biil To-day With "Hith Pre-. sure" and '.rafxan, the Ape Man.

"Tarzan, the, Ape Man" heads the deluxe feature program At Watners' strand to-day and toSnor.. row. This is . screen version of the famous adventure novel, by Edgar Rice Burroughs and the fact that 1t was directed by w. c. Van Dyke of Trader Horn" reputation guarantees 1t to contain the full flavor of the African jungle In which dangerous and /. always ex- citing locality the plot is un10lded.
 Fikhts with Hons, Fapes, blood thifsty pysmies and othsr wild anil ffAlb; a spectacular chargb Of q herd of elephants through q, native vio1ake; the iripris6nrnent of an I1Rgiish safari and their escape from . rnan.eating gorilla pit play . pfominent part in this story of jungle adventures. Principal inter- e1k however, Is centered on the fascinating romance of TArsan with aH English girl. Their life in the tree tops and exploits in wardinE oR the periis of the beasts and ssvages by which they are sur rounded is said to make this one of the most thrilling pictures yet to come to the talking screen.
 Johnny wiessmuller, worlds champion swimmsrS plays the title role, and the cast also includes Neil Hamilton, Maureen o'Sullivan, c. Aubrey Smith, Doris Lloyd, Forester Harvey and Ivory Wii- Hams.
 The companion feature presents William Powell in High Pressure" !" It is . story of slick stock promo tess and their fast stepping ladies ana presents Powell In the most dyAarnic characterization of his career.
 He has some of the attributes of a Ponzi and of Get. Rich. Quick Wallinkford. but is more of an IT, represslbie and Irresponsible nature, boyish, loving fun, pleasure and iuxury, and aitoeeth6r lovAble himself, despite his many delin- quencies. It ib . role that reveals the poised and heretofore vile lAinous Powell as Q high class conn edian.
 The story deals with characters who are generous and Sood hearted but % irresponsible and 10 anxious to ret rich quickly that they scale pretty close to the border line of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
NOTICE
CITY OF WATERBURY

CITY OF WATERBURY
 SAMUEL oRoyiTz, nsi rorrnsrly of said Waterbury, But Now oi srAT. gtris VnEnGxak; oF GcxUak;xrcrrcvr. Cit, bury eMsSEnsA MsSE A'ssi; oF NOTICE ., Upon the complaint Of the said Ing for reasons therein set forth for forseiosurs and pcsvssssIon ?. <, of |, :I :1 ':Sseia on sS. End sns rSssy sSs,se q May, ioS2, before the City Court oi wssssrSSSry. wsssrSSryy.. ana fsHtats of connseti.. gut, tt appearinE % sc ana u.. Ssiink Ssi,yk nss shs dsfsndss as .ss SamHs ofSv sS sent from this State.-gone to parts unk"oiMn'r aT is rHrRrroRr ORDERED, That notice of tho pendency of said coinplsint DO Elys'n t9 2 sAid dS,'isI difsna: IS i. shis fns eSHS''i orGer in sRs waterbury Hvs: sd in watsrb%fy.' ccnnecticut three on or bsforc tho snd day of May,
 cisrE cisTtf'tth of tho Q clty SVcSt court of
 Waterbury.
 Gf seryiss is made by mailing. should return to Court. as c part of his official return. the receipt which shall have been sent h'm bX the party to. whom the letter shall sTxTS sfys R''e OF s'"S "cSoNNncrIcyr, New Haven County, ss, Waterbury, true and attested copy of the orig. nai order of Notic6 in my hands for publication.
 Asss't' WILLIAM j.. ROACH, .S.s.n city shsrlff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02

I7t6e6 Enensh ABetn ti V
 Hollywood Him producers soon are to meet some real competition in the foreign field. And in case you don't realize is, that {cfstkn sid s very im- pertaht source of Income in these days when every dime looks Ike quaster. That's the news brought to us by Willard webb, veteran director who has just spent ten months making pictures in England.
 "Whlle Hotlywbod always will remain the film capital of the werd. the 1Eitish are advancing with or eight months the Nhsiish studios have been inc stslling the very latest equipment. And they are spending more money on their pictures. As . result the quality has been increased hundred per cent"
 Webb plans to direct films In Hollywood for the nest teer. Then he may go te Budapest to make . gisAAtle spectacle The Hungarian government has cnsyed him every possible assisance in such an un- dSrtakhe, even to tho use oS the entire army # de- sired. That should make grand background with . cast of pfincipals who probably would be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
In The Local
 Theaters :
"sKY DEyzEe. NIxH sREMcEER 3
 NoW Ns,Hcx zr eso f5x 1sH s6La GxI.seE sHEzoE

'ssky Devils," the Howard HukKss broduetion now playing the Fox Poll Palace theater, is easily the laueh.sensation of the year.
 More than that ,it is the most spectacular production seen here abouts In many months = its amazing air scenes unmatched since ''Hell's Angels"
 Here is Q sure-cure for the hard times blues. No matter how deY pressed you might be, this slam. bang comedy of the air will lift you to roaring heights.
 It arnuses, 1t thrills, and at times 1t moves you with It's down-to- earth and light-hearted rofnanco. If ever . picture had everything
 Literally ana fisuratively, ''fhe sky was the limit" when Howard Hughes produced this ofe.-
 The same quality or rare comedy f9ud kn,.h,. in i. h,s ssn,aias~ w0 n AfaI'sS sas Devils" = and the aiF4thrillg are as awe.inspiring as those in Helrs
 ::sKy Devils. is the amusing and impertinent tale of three dare. devil American flyers, who violate every rule of war for e good time. Spills, thrills, cOurtsrnartiais, and Richthofen's flying circus = all are just part of the days work in the lives of these carefree clowns of the air.
 The "sky DeviIs', are Spencer Tracy, William Boyd and George Cooper, and each gives an out. standing comedy charhcterisati Ion. Their reckless exploits are efnbel. lished with romance, some spicy and some sentimental, and this is all ably furnished by Ann Dvorak and Yola D'Avfil,
 Edward sutherland, ace of comedy directors, was responsible for the direction of "sky' Deviis," and 1t is indubitably his finest. difect0fiai triumph. sr
 Put "sky Deviis' on your list of ''musts'' whether you are young or old, male Or female = you will. enjoy every moment Of this aupefiativee ettertainment.
 Fox Movietone News, Sport Reel and Flip the FrOE Cartoon cOfns plStSs the program. Coming soon Joan Crawford in Lefty Lynten".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
IIAst Day '"TI,e Wiser Sex ard
 "flAy Girl ct New Garden.

There's two splendid pictures at the New Garden Allowing today foi the la1t .tinhss and . visit to thia cosy little family theater will be time well spent. Headlining ii Parameunts "!rhe Wiser Sex" with CiAudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas Glyan TAbhmAn and William Boyd Women, women, women. You have boAsted you are the wiser sex. t. this secisty girl proves t.. .iosins herself In the underworld. ... bat. tins danger. for her sweethear, life. ... here's excitement. ,. .ant | woman makes 1t all.
 The supporting feature is "PiaS 0irI' with Loretta Young, Winnie Lightner and Norman Poster. Sht
 played with love. .. and found |
 vas Are. 4 flame 50 consuming. so destrcyinE..:: 70 devastating. :. auench t. Maybe she was bad. .. but you'll cheer her. weep witt her. .. love her. There's nevei been such an exposure of the secre, 1 places of . woman's hoArt.
 Also on this bill is . numbe, Of Sntertaining short pictures. Coming tomorrow is "Tho Brat with Sally O'Nsil and "ViAnnsss Nights" . musical extravagaff in beautiful teehnicolor.
 There is . great treat in store for All of Waterbury's kiddies ncx, Thvrsday, Friday and Saturday Fnornines. Manager HAiiiweli takine rtcoknitlon of the school holiday has secured the juvenile fantasey
 Alico in Wonderland" adapted from Adventures in Wonderiand featuring Ruth Gilbert. A picture recommended by the board of edu. cation, Bsttsr Films. committee, Parent Teachers. YMCA, General Federation Women's clubs. Interna. tienal Federation Catholic alumni, Christian Science Monitor, Daugh- tors American Revolution and nu. merous other child welfare organ isAti6ne,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
The Quickest Way To Rent Your Rooms Is To Let The <
 Democrat Readers Know That They Are Vacant
NOTICE

A hearing on the application ci Pearson C son fer approval certi- ficate to install q retail and whele. sale gasoline fiiiineS station ct 11 Kendrick Avenue, will bo- held on May iith, 1882, at 1i:so q. m., (D, s. m in the Mayors cfice, City Hall, WaterhuFy.. Connecticut, aa provided by General statute.
 FRANK HAYES.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02

when the etar and the director refused to touch the story in te present shape the studio bosses fused to change the st0ry. The climax of the bate tle came few days ato when won stsrnberg and they were feadysto start work on the film.
 It's difficult to predict the nsSe step, but it's ai- most cineh somebody will weaken.
 s ::
 What win Greta Do?
 History win be made in motion picture circles fl Gfeta 0arbo returns to Sweden at the Sxpiraton of her contract in few weeks Never before has . star quit the screen while ct the very top. Some have reached that peak and slipped Backward but still they have strtgelcd on. Others have become discouraged and given up before svsr reaching the
 But suppesing 0afbo does NOT 70 back to sweden then what? At least she will Have Che laugh on Hollywood which has been busy trying to pick her unofficial successor for the past several months And F''A' {: there is very good chance that the actress will
 Every possible obstacle has been put in the way ro-Goldwyn-Msyer of9ciaIs standy ready to pey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02

the law. The supporting east in. cludes Evelyn DScnt, 0valyn Knapp, George sidney, Guy xibs
 bee, Frank McHukh and other fAvoriteA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
HOLLYWOOD
 GOSSIP
INTIMATE GLIMPSES AND INSIDE STUFF ON THE MOVIE COLONY
" 0AM TORaa

q fight to the finish Paramount
 lot with studio executives lined and eernberg Marlena Dietrich
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
EucHARrsTIc CONGRESS srrAMsHrp LAMENTATIONS

INrrRMARY PRICES = psnsisty sss:s:::,y s;:,iS:;:': S:: :sss: sss sss@ss. wsssss'sss up9 p'-asiis aiips rr Sp ss.: ss
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02
ESSEX COACH

dood paint and appearance. Tires ike new. Dependable transportation at an economical cost. 4 bars9i, for ses; s ,ss zee lot Agency, 37o West Main et. Dial 5.6iS0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-02

selected In Hollywood.