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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16

The question as to which
city produces the best beer
will be decided shortly by
those with the proper capacity
for handling the subject.
Now that the Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General has
ordered new pen points in all
pOstOffices, We hope that the
Fifth Assistant will improve the
present flavor of stamps or
provide an automatic licking
machine.
With the opening of the
banks and the celebration of
st. Patrick's day in the same
week green is Americas fav-
orite color.
And whether you have the
"green" or prefer TO shop by
check your business is invited
at the Rose Tire Co. We will
accept your check for any mer-
chandise or service. If you do
not have a charge account, we
will be glad to open one for you.
1t is a Rose Tire Co. service
that hundreds of indianapolis
motorists enjoy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
TRY GROCER ON
POOR AID SHORT
WEIGHT CHARGE
Measures Inspector and
Trustee Are Chief Wit
nesSeS in City Case.

Herschel NJ. link, grocer, 934
East Thirtieth street, is on trial in
criminal court today on charges
Of selling short weight items in poor
relief baskets.
Principal witnesses for the state
were Grover c. Parr, city weights
and measures inspector, and Miss
Hannah Noone, Center township
trustee, under whose authority bas-
kets were issued.
link is charged with short
weights on items in a basket deliv-
cred to Charles T. Gift.
Parr testified he weighed bas-
ket sent to Gift and found all items
short several ounces.
Items in another basket delivered
to R. G. Gray, of 2214 AYondale
avenue, did not meet weight require
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Bohannnon g. Morrison. 5l4 North
Capitol avenue Chrysler sedan. from in
front Of 5l4 North Capitol avenue.
Harry A. Sharp 443 Virginia avenue,
Ford coach. MOO 49, from Thirty
fourth street and Central avenue.
w. r. Borinstein. 5000 Washington
boulevard. DeSoto coupe. 1882 3d. from
Thirty-eigbth and Meridian streets.
J. A. Goodman, Real SILK Hosiery Mills,
Dodge coupe, from Thirty fourth and
buckle streets
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BACK HOME AGAIN

sto.en automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
Sam Bowles SIG North Traub avenue.
Oakland sedan, found at Tenth and Ket-
cham streets.
George Rossebo. 400 East Forty-eighth
street, Buick coach, found in rear of 47l9
Broadway. stripped of tires.
Auburn sedan. 1870 1927 Ohio. found at
Twenty-eighth and Pennsylvania streets.
Niles Chapman. 1922 South Meridian
street. Buick coupe. found at 2900 Cornell
avenue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BEATS, ROBS AGED
MAN; SENTENCED
10-Year Term Given to
Youth at East Columbus.

By United Press
COLUMBUS, Ind, March is. -
Convicted on a charge of robbfng an
80-year-old man of S12 after beating
him into insensibility, Lee Goad, %,
East Columbus, was sentenced to ten
years in the state reformatory
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16

out of boarding, although the
amount was less than was received
Immediately following the Presi-
dents withdrawing proclamation,
indicating that large percentage
of the boarded gold in this vicinity
had been returned to the banks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16

The POWDER PAL
is a handy little pow
der compact that fits
snugly into the purse.
Press down on the
plunger at the end and
out comes a spray of
powder. Simple, unique,
different! Easy to fill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

ments of the trustees list, Parr
testified.
Investigation of scales in link S
store, witnesses said, revealed the
scales practically correct. the meat
scale being of one-quarter of an
ounce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Torture in Robbery Is
Fatal to State Woman
BIZ United Press


16-Shock resulting from torture inflicted
several weeks caused the death OF
Neal LOOMS reported here today
revealing the hiding their life savings
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
SCOTT NEARING WILL
TALK AT OPEN FORUM
Economist to Lecture on why Hard
Times?' at Kirshbaum,

Scott Nearing, economist, will lee
ture on Why Hard Times?" before
the indianapolis Open Forum Sun
day night at Kirshbaum Center.
Twenty-third and Meridian streets.
The lecture will be the sixth and
final in the forum series.
Evening star., 1933-07-16

Hail to the Naz brides! There are IS in this
column marching with their brdegrooms to the
Lazarus Church in Berlin to be wed according to
the Nazi ritual Naz storm troops are giving the
couples salute as they pass. Wide World Photos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-21
Yesterdays Solution

Did that squirrel tree you? He shouldn't have bothered Hi-Ho puzzlers, for his silhouette is fairly easy to form, as you see here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-21
HE!.I!fHo!f Fl!

This army tank is all ready for action. See if you can form its silhouette by cutting out and re- arranging the seven puzzle pieces below. You may turn them over if you wish.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
DISABLED AMERICAN
VETERANS

The District of Columbia Department
of the Disabled American Veterans will
place a wreath on the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier at Arlington ArmlStice
day.. In this brief ceremony, Depart
ment Comdr. Joseph A. Ashi will be
accompanied by committee Of the Of
ficials of the District of Columbia de-
partment.
In addition to the ceremonies at
Arlington the D. A " will participate
in the Armistice day services at the
Calvary Baptist Church on the morn
ing of November u. Oscar G. Jones,
commander of Federal Chapter, has
been designated as the official repre-
sentative of the D. A. V. in this OBJ
servance and all members are urged 10
attend. The services will start at $3.50
o'clock.
Federal Chapter of the D. A. v. will
hold a Halloween dance Tuesday at the
Arlington Hotel, the proceeds OF which
will 90 to welfare work among the dis
abled veterans and their families IN
this city.
Ace-Rasmussen Chapter will hold
meeting in the board room OF the Dis
trict Building next Thursday evening,
with December having been set as
the date for the annual election OF the
officers.
While no definite. date has been set
fled it has been decided to hold the an
nual District of Columbia depar1men0
IT,, onJ dipnpr ah0IIt the mid
ole of January. It is expected National
Comdr. Joe w. Mcqueen of Kansas
CltY WIN come here for the dinner ,nl, an0
if is planned to have the speakers hm-
tied to two or three officials prominent
in matters affecting former service men;
Herbert C. Church, commander OF
Ace-Rasmussen Chapter and chairman
of the banquet arrangements, expeGss
to announce the definite date OF the
dinner and the list of speakers W1th1h
the next 10 days.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
NAVY ORDERS

Line Officers.
KenWorthy, 1t. Cdr. Jasse L. Det. as
executive officer; to duty as Comog.
Officer. Nav. Air Sta, Lakehurst. NJ.
Dental Corps.
Kelly, 1t. Cdr. Clifford E. Det. U. S. S.
Maryland, about 6 Dec; to Marine
Barracks, Paris Island, s. G.
pitton, Lieut.. Rae D. Det. Nav Ting.
sta, San Diego, Calf. in Oct; to
Marine Corps Base, San Diego, CALI.
Supply Corps.
White. Comdr. Samuel R., jr. Det. Navy
Yard. Boston, Mass, about 10 Nov; to
Blu. S. & A., Navy Dept. Wash, D. G.
BRYAN. Lit. Cdr Arthur M. Add. duty
as supply and acctg. off, Nav. Air Sta.
Lakehurst N. J.
Guilmette. 1t. Cdr. Henry. Det. Subm.
Base Pearl Harbor, TIL, about 20
Dec; to U. S. S. Dobbin.
Carroll, Lieut.. John j. Granted sick
leave one month; wait orders Annap-
ouerry. Lieut.. Walter Det. Nav Air
Sta, Lakehurst, N. j.; to Nav. Acad-
epsy, Annapolis, Md.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
ORDER or NOTICE.
CITY oT WATERBURY, Conn.

CITY oE WATERBURY, Conn.
 MATHEW Asrxug DaovonroS
 and stella iona broughttor, 9otl ,or sr%T rH%STF nSE Sy ot tcSDSSfsisGaiGST SSSfssiis SsEeSTn city
 bury, January lD, lg53.. ,,
 Upon the complaint vf tho said pprayinE Tor reasons thefeln set forth for possession of premises, ue. seribed "a tMx lieg resurnabls, r. ,osa Sn the 9th Tuesday of JanHery. b,,SS ivSS, Hs'Srss m sns 'ss sSr esSs sSs ciIy cf WstsrSSry and Slate Of C0nneotleut 1t Appear' snesslbins nsl 'H I Isutnosity. that lks defend. ant Mathew Arthur Dr0ughton and Stella iona nroughton,, pon formerly ei Wa.ssrpery, nsrowS, oohh' no" s'hTy iY # pTTHiRsEToEE oRDEnEp, That notice of tho pendeneY of sald mt Mathew Arthur Droughton and Stella Iona Droughton, by publish. ing this order it the Waterbury yspSSs o%SneissSS %sissSsry oSS.cpaiaSa swspaaiSsr smsss,ns snsss, Ss oa SAy ss bsiSss sSs si.h Ssy of ,.S'Sssi';f ,.IS s X. s PsSsssx y., ssss.
 STATE or es55sSsesisgyt, es55 swSssse;sIfissgyt New
 5sSSssy naSs" GiSsHhn,'ib,s..'' wa'''eu'''
 The wltbln and feregoing is q true npd attested copy. 0f the orig. lnaI Order ef Notice in my hanos for publication, .i-ie.st cIty bhefIn'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
ORDER or NOTICE.
CITY or WATERBURY, Conn.

CITY or WATERBURY, Conn.
 vINcENzo sANzo, formerly of the City of Waterbury, now Of parts STATE OF CONNECTICUT, City Court of Waterbury,, ss. Water' bury, January 10, 1893.
 Upon tho complaint of the said plaintiff City of Waterbury, Conn, forth for possession of premises, dos scribed in tax lien returnable on before tho City Court of Waterbury, in and for the City of Waterbury, and State of Connecticut it appear. .oebns s sH snS tsory SsE eoanS sns sS aa sSs ant Vlneengo sanxo, formerly of Waterbury, now of parts unkhown. IT IS THEREFORE, oRDEREp, That notice of the pendeney of said complaint be given to said defend' ant Vincenso sanso, by publishing this order in tho Waterbury Eve' nIng pemoerat, . newspaper Rrint' cd in Waterbury, Connecticut. Throe en or before the goth day of Jan' '"''' ALBERT !. BRoNsKY,
 Clerk of the City Court
 of Waterbury. sTATE or coNNEcTIcuT, New Haven .n,,s, ,v GSssn'yy,s ;sss. yy,ssa" as"' Waterbury The hn'"ithi Within and ' foregoing Is . true and attested copy Of the orig. inai order of Notice In my hands for publication.
 ~ WILLIAM J. ROACH, i-iO-3t City Sheriff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
By DAN THOMAS MIA gnrvlcn WrltpR


 aoIlywood---,rhls Gary Cooper is n hard-tu.Eet guy who drives a hard bargain. He gave Metro some unensy moments before agreeing 10 Ro over there from Paramount, his home lot, for Joan Crawtord'n new feature, "ro-day We Live" ana now it develops that Gary's bonus wasn't the only cause Tor Gary insisted on being permitted to drive hle awful yellow and green car right onto the M.G-M lot. Most of the M.Q.M stars havo to park their cars across the street. But thoy say Gary baked at working In the Crawford picture unless EIyen permission to drive right to his dressing room.
 "ciddap, Napciconw
 And now It's George O'Brien who m and resents the modern impress. sion that horse is slow means of transportation, Says George, "A fast pony can come close to ab miles an hour for a short sprint and can do 3s miles an hour Tor a full mile. That's not exactly. slow" But George hasn't triou slipping up to his native San Fran cisco In sulky.
 |. Tough on Jackie
 A fcw days ago Clark Gable wa; asking Jackie Cooper how he liked having private tutor. "lts the bunk" replied Jackie, "I have to hang around till S o'clock every nf- tSrnoon waiting for tho other kids to get out of school" "Rockcd in the Cradle-n . During tho filming of ''Pigbonts,. Jimmy Durante absolutely refused 10 20 down in q submarine. He was perfectly willing to work on the boat in the surface scenes, but that was all. Ono day as they were returning to the harbor after completing tho days shooting, Jimmy went below for a nap. When he awoke, the sub was some 70 feet beneath tho surface.
 
 StiIl Up ln the Ar
 Pent houses and sharon Lynne have been getting all mixed up with each other lately. sharon oc. cupied e screen pent house In "The Big Broadeast". She lived h q stage bent house in "Bref Mo- ment." So nothing would do but that she try actually living in a genuine pent house. And so she is~--but she's not quito sure whe- ther she likes it or not.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
ORDER OF NOTICE.
CITY or WATERBURY, Conn.

CITY or WATERBURY. Conn.
 TONY cHiAREEiEA, formerly Q.
 the City Of Waterbury now or sIp%TE Ip%sTEiEs uoE"oSoN oE SSooNNrorIcur, City
 bury, January 10, l053.
 Upon the complaint of tho said plaintiff City of waterbury, Conn, praying for reasons thersin set described in tax lien, returnable on before. the City Court Of water bury, in and for tho Gity Of Water. eppssarIns epps T 10 and being found py assenssns tss sSes9':TPsny Tenyy chaSeis formors Of Waterbury, Conn. iB now gone 70 DaiFTis iT is SptfHxpiii tTfHHxispiiryonp oRpgREpE, That notice Of the pendsney Sf md sal 2 sempsn. es 9haysa Eysn s9 ya,a ,paublsSns dfSa this order in tho Waterbury Eve; hing Democrat, . newspaper printed in Waterbury, Connecticut, three (s) days suceessively, e0mineneinB on or before the sosh day Of Jan' '''" aIs1s AI.pssiF si ts;. i; PRSssSx, 9ltS ssSr. STATE or Sso5 SsoN%SSeTiSSf. %fSssGHiSStSyf New n%Ssn j.SSs.y iSss. yb,s.s s.'' Waterbury
 The within and foregoing N Q tyYs, snd o,dss stssstssd NstSs s9Ry q .nS mS hands for publication.
 "'''' WILLIAM J. ROACH. t.tOs3t City BherlK
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
SECRETS OF THE TRENCH POLICE, :, AYR l,;l., . "ME Nh Ts;i5aY MMD M

dReerets Of the Freneh Police, /, begins a two day engagement ~ Warner wsrners strand today, rhe piece stars dwiil Andre, Frunk Morgan, and J0hn WaFburt0n,
 There Is an 9masing alpeit' thrilling, series of murders, ap. auctions, thievings, plotting ana G6unteFspi0tting, ably acted 9ut well written, nicely photographed q and beautifully directed, ~
 Ihd eempall0n feature IS "Me and My dal," eemody-rofnanGe with Joan Bennett and spencer
 itp is based on on original story by Barry Corners and Philip klein and was prepared for the screen by
 it is c Vox Films production, q. reeted by ttaoui Walsh, and tells the story of q radie.gaf cop Who fails in love with C ijIVHde cashier, following q filtration that results In she thrillihE capture ef q killer on whose head rests c feward of sio''
 Hiss Bennett and Tracy were iaat seen together in "sha Wanted sunday brings another deIisht. f,i double feature program to the Strand which. will inelude gon, stance Bennett iD "lteek.ArBye'' and VIII Rogers n "Too Busy to Work"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
DIETRICH or WATERBURY, gs,
 Probate Court, January 18th AID.

isSTTATB or derard C.. MsngIni, ies oa wat9gbnry n ssf Rssr'et
 HunlbeFt J. Manglnt praying that an Insiruni6nt Jn writing purDort- Ing tO be tho last will and teHta. rient Of said deceased may DO proved, approved, allowed and ads iilttsd tO probate, as per applloa. ton on Ale more fully appears, ' is
 oRDBftigB, That said application De heard and delerinlned at the Dlsirlct On the slh day ef .Janp. aFy AID. fDby at 10 o'clock the forenoon (DtaBdard itihle), gnd tha said application, and the time npd place ef heaPlng thsrepn, by pups iishiBE the same one tlne In some neWspapeF having e circulation in said Dlstf!et, also by leaving with 0F W InaiiIns. ln. fegistsred letters, postage prepaid from Waterbury, ' copy ef fhIs order tol all parties lTl. terested and FssldlBgI without the VrobAla DlklFiet Qf WatsEbuyy. oD q. before ths soth aay Of January
 hAaouEnirE 4. gAIs,y.. AlI,yys..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
1.-THE BITTER TEA OF GENER, AL YEN" AND "l'HATs NY ROY" CLOSING AT STATE EARLOFF IN 1.-THE MUMMY TOMORROW.

Performances this afternoon and evening conclude the engagement, at Warmers State, of two splendid screen photoplnys, "The Bitter. Tea of Oenerai Yen" with Barbara Stgnwyck, Nils Asther and Walter Connolly and "That's My Boy' with Richard Cromwell, Dorothy Jordan and Mae Marsh.
 Tomorrow brings the first real aereen sensation of 1D3S In Uni... yeranI's new thriller "The Mummy in which Karloif, noted creator oi NiniHter screen roles and aeknow- ledged filmdom's supreme makeup artist, aehives Q new and startling 'osi surpasaing even the hidsous "Frankensteln'' in eievernega, the "mummy" makeup toek Karloff eight tedious hours to don. The transformatien of the actor 70 im.ho.tep, a700-year-0ld mummy. was accomplished in the following manner. a.. consideration. It was dampened with water, and then completely covered with very thin strips ol eotton-eVen tho eyelids were not spared this herve.wraekink pre- cess, Colledion was then applied, and the mask touched up Witii spirit gum to hold It in place Work was stopped at intervals n ofdef that Q drying machine might DO applied to set the facial wrinkles, The next step was the plhhihs back of the ears. Makeup elsy was used to give Karlef's head the Herrated appearance of Q mummy. Twenty.tWo different varieties oi makeup paint were then applied Co the actors withered eouhten' anee. A.. ,., bandages which had first been aelo rooted and passed threugm . warm oven, Kari0K was ready tQ step en the set and submit to another eieht hours of grueiling work befofe tne cameres, Ills supporting east ln thia fantastic story Of the relnear' natlon of an Egyptian mummy in' Gludes Nlta Johann, phvld Mhn. nere, Arthur Byron, edward Val Hioan and Dramweli Fletcher, kaFl FFeund directing. ..A.
 it IS Interesting to note that J<aj,0f occupies the same dresslns roo,a on the Universal lot f0r' merly used by another make'ui master, the late Lon cbaney'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
POPULAR LEADING WOMEN BUpp0lT
 GABLE iN DRAMA

Clark Gable will come te the poiisPalaGe theater on sunday n tbe leadiDg role Of "No Man 0f Her oWn.' ( new drama n which the popular star Is supported Dy tive loading women, carele Loms bard and Dorothy MackAill'
 Gable has the Feie Of Babe Stew. arf, Euave enFdsbhafp and devil with WomeB, Because he tflea 70 walk olit on her, Dorothy Maqkslll. ifs eOfHesoB for, his caFd kames, fhFeafens Co turn him over te the ssIlee, ana he is forced to leave
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Today At Local Theaters

town until she eools off,
 In Q amall town, he meets Car oie Lombard, 30 bored with small town life she's ready for anything. They take Q gamblers chanee--fip a coin. Gable loses and has to marry her. To the girl, however, the marriage is the real thing, and before he knows 1t, the hard-boiied gambler is beginning to fall in love. There is, however, the ex.girl, Dorothy, to Do taken care of when tho newlyweds get back to New York.
 Grant Mitchell and Paul Fills appear as Gables confederates, and J. Farrell Macdonald Is Col lina, the detective, constantly on the gamblers trail. George Bar bier, Elizabeth Patterson and Tom. my Conion also have prominent brother of Miss Lombard. Wesley Rughgles directed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
"WAsHINGToN MEIsRY 60. ROUND" sAND BRED HAIRED

ALIDW AT NEW GARDEN
 Showing for tho last times today at the New Garden theater ig "Washlngton Merry Go . Round" with Lee Tracy and Constance Cummings. The companion fea- ture is "Red Haired Alibi" with Merna Kennedy and Theodor Won
 .a Added today and retained to: morrow la the third chapter or "Fhe Lost Special" Also showing IS q number of good short subjects
 Three great stars, Charles Far. roll, Joan Dennett and NaiRh llellamy are featured in. "Wlld Giri" coming tomorrow for one day only. It Is based on Bret H6rte'B immortal classic, "salomy Jane's Kiss" and was made by ths Raoul Walsh. It was filmed ontire- iy amid the worlds oldest living things, the giant trees of the se- duola Redwood forest ib Califor- nia. Many of thesA trees are three and four thousand years old ana provides a romantic and beautiful background for CalifVInia's love- Hest story. Farrell has one Of the most romantic and golorful roles of his career as Joan Dernotts lover. Forced by grim events to become "kliler," Farrelps role is highly dramatic, intensely exeit' ing and of tremendous appeal te men who like plenty Of action ana 10 women who prefer romance You VIII enjoy this masterpieee from the Fox studios. You'll see 2 new type of Joan Dennett---a wlld girl of . wild country, seeking love Instead of waiting for it to come to her. The feuds, hoid.ups, gun: play, vigilantes, gamblers, eolorful pngeantFy, romantic baekgroundB and. thrilling action will appeal @ everyone. Don't miss Joan Bennett and her two handsome screen sweethearts. Charles Farrell ana Ralph Bellamy in "Wiid Girl" The companion feature ig nkl0n. dike" with Lyle Talbot and Thelma Todd. Also to be shown is the third episode of "The Lost Special" and q number Of short subjects.
 The added attraction is Country Store with TOM" etHnge, late Of Nell O'Ilrian's minstrel and other good entertainers. Thirty baskets containing big family dinners VIII Do presented aB usual to as many aR are in the audience,
 .---s--Au---s-----
 Loo siem0uth, Scotland, will booHt "The Hill0eks', homo Of Prime
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Ho'lschold Articles
BUY THE dERvAsI NEW IDEA OIL BURNER

The most perfected oil burner on tho market today. Deluxe equipped with . gal. metal oii tank. Automatic ut-oK do. vice, solf lock control safety valve, alr mixer and reflector rings. 50 percent more heat. hs l!ghesMt M sans Gaality' al ,ness ,ss mnr. sitl: ket, q. lowest prices. tyo.oo guarantee. 202 North Main SC. Telephone 5.ioi2, water- bury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Jews And Gossip From Hollywood; Cooper And Crawford Are Teamed

ove Me- Love My Car Gary Tells M-GM and Makes Stick Now He Drives Right to His Dressing Room While Metro Stars Park Across the Street. Dante Makes Nose Dive in Sub
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20

sTATE or CONNECTICUT, District
 gs,S.,y gss ws,eriHsa,rEy' is,Ey, ,ssa. ss Probate cour'
 iiSTXTis oT Daniel Franols Ken. neiiy, late of ths Town of Wator' baES s los, ssd o PssS FseSs. dsSs'sss sss .Ss n
 trict ef Waterbury. hath limited and allowed sis months from ths sssts !S exhsss Tsn.. shss %se S,alI SS,saaIss, 'Gs present their accounts properly at. tested within saId time, VIII pc debarred q recovery. All persons n: debted to said estate are requested Co make Immediate payment te
 MARY KtcNNBLLr,-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Announcesslents
Lost and Found

LosT-Biack and white wire. .haired fox terrier, 1 i-2 years old. Re. ward if returned to 6i5 WILLOW St. Dial 4-555o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
PeFSOnah

A DoLLAR--Radio service nt your
 home. Complete inspection, all min- or repairs. Canellps Radio service, 77 High St. Dial 3.7S49.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20

Loo slemOuth, Scotland, will booHt ,mfhe IIiil0eks' homo Of Prime Minister Macdonald Of England as m attraction for tourists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Rooms. Board. Hotels
co Room To Let

FURNISHED RooM--ror man, cen. tral, heated, continuous hot water. Private family. iA Central Ave, Dial 6.i2i0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Rooms, Board, Hotels

CENTER ST, 4S-Beautiful front room, steam heat, continuous hot wnter, Reasonable to right party. Dial 4.2SS2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Painting, Paper Hanging

RooMs--Papered. sS,26 Q room up, including paper. First class work guaranteed. Dial 3.874S,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
co Printing. Jobbing. Stationery
Pressing and Tailoring

CLEANING, Pressing and Repairing Of the better kind. Work called for and delivered, Mosel, 23 Abbott Ave. Dial b.0ats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20

LIVING RooM--suite, 8.piece. Ex- 0eiieht condition. Cheap. GO Biisas hath Ai. Dial a.bHaD,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20

TOR SALE or RENT--Two and four room. Bungalows at LahsyleW, Ap' ply ~, 70. Larson Cheshire lsoaa'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
A Business Places For Rent
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

MERIDEN RD,--6 room house and
 2 car garage for sale. Hot water heat, hardwood floors, latest I'm. provements, perfect condition. 6ustomer'E price, First mortgage s3S00. Dial 3-is2b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-20
Rooms and Board

AN attractive, steam. .heated room. Private house. Good food. With an BOYS CLUB. Cottage Place---Nice rooms, swimming pool, all home cooking. Reception room. Moderate price.