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L. W.-How long will I be in this
condition and will l make the trip
this summer?
Ans: You will be in your present con-
dition from two to five months. Just
as you have been told. / suggest that
you be very careful an take no chanc-
es. You will visit in the north some
time this year.
A. L. G.-Will you please tell me
where is my stocking. | can't find it
nowhere.
Ans: Another lady has your stock
ing. I don't believe you will ever get
it back. She is wearing it everyday.
H. d. els it safe to insure my mo-
Their in this certain insurance comp
any?
Ans: I believe you can find a better
insurance company right here in your
own town to do business with. 1 don't
believe it is good policy to put much
faith in this other insurance. Do your
business in your own home town.
S. There is three men say they
love me. One age SO, one 81, and one
80. Please tell me if | will marry
either one of them?
Ans: Youth will win. I am afraid the
old timers will lose out. It is just
as well because you wouldn't be sat
isfied with any of these boys as you
will mary a young mar of your own
age.
G. il am connecting my wife with
a dark skinned mar not very tall
weighing about 145 or $50 pounds.
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is in love with is a professional man.
He has won her heart.
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]. F. R.-Will my husband stop his
drinking and realize he has got to
die? Why don't he want to go to
Church?
Ans: I believe your husband is a con-
firmed Atheist. l am afraid he will
never return to his church. He doesn't
believe in it and I am sorry to say
that he v will. He is too fond Of
his liquor to stop now.
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but not to stay. For | contact you
back again.
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F. P. D.-How long before | &c back
to Chicago?
Ans: You will be in "Chi" this year.
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THE FALL OF EVE"
bv Arthur n Grain

Uy AIIIUI II. Whit
christopher Publishing House, 114O
Columbus Avenue, Boston, MAs.)
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For Rent, nicely furnished room, WE
3454.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Six Room modern furnished house for
Rent. Parties leaving city. Call WE.
1850.
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For Rent Room apt or single
rooms to good reliable married couple
WE. 1854.
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Kitchenette for rent, strictly modern
and n house for rent. Call WE.
23e5.
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ZHE SUNFLOwER SOCIAL CLUB
The Sunflower Social Club met at
L. ~ 0A2n Rlnndn St.
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PAGE
THE DAUGHTERS OF ALLEN
TO BE HONORED WITH MAY TEA

The May Tea in honor Of ~The
Daughters Of Allen" will be given at
the home Of Mrs. Frederick Hawkins,
23Is North 22nd St, Sunday. May
II. 1888 from 4 to 8 p. M. Everyone
welcome.
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Neatly Furnished Room, WE. 1908
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Kitehenetts Apt.. AT. 1855.
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Y uthfuI Strength

DR.. Magnus Hrschfeh, the world known authority OF Sociology
and Director OF the Institute for Sexual Science of Berin, Germany,
created
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People who are rather proud Of
their sensitized feelings, don't seem
to realize that they are imposing on
others with their loneliness. Another
form OF se~lfishness.
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G. il am connecting my wife with
a dark skinned man not very tall
weighing about 145 or $50 pounds.
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Starving ones self to be graceful
makes the face haggard and homely.
Evening star., 1933-01-27
sALE-AUTOMOBuES.

A BARGAIN FOR YOU-Late- model. high
trade, .tandaId-make S.eylndsr. lust like
sport sedan. built-in. trunk on rear, cost
S1.400; repossessed for $3.50 balance; you
can have this great little automobile for that
amount; small down payment. Don't hesi-
tate, come at once. Blanton Motor Co., fac
tory dealers for De Soto and Plymouth. TO
IL New York ave. ne. Open till 10 pm.
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CADILLAC PHAETON.

pleteiy overhauled new seat covers, rtv
top. beautiful leather trunk. trunk CO:
men in every respect with new-car qua
tee; privately owned; priced right. Rot,
Herson Auto Exchange. ~ Florida ave. MT
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PRIVATE CARS ALL CITIES CUT-RATE
bus tickets. Pittsburgh, S5. U. s. Travel
Bureau. 1921 Penna. Met. 1411.
PHYSICIAN. leaving Sunday m. for Miami.
will take passengers: share expenses. Call
Met. 1889 up to pm. Sat.
BUS TICKETS.
We have them at cut prices to any city in
q. 8.
RELIABLE PRIVATE CARS.
IN We have them listed for almost every city
NATIONAL TRAVEL BUREAU.
14O1 Eye St. NV. Met. 1887.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE. JEWELRY. gold; highest prices
''c' 'ewelry Exchange, Inc. ABA 9th NV.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, coins, sill
vef. watches. diamonds, etc. We pay highest
prices Gold Refining. Inc, 400 10Th st. n W.
SSens Met sss srIns ss
BOOK shop. 933 @ st. NV.
CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store
ssam inc ensrs as csnssns' s1ash Mss Edgar
FURNITURE pay highest cash prices
LOT household furniture Of all kinds. Call
Gioert. Nat 1865. ewes. Col. 4S97 2S'
GOLD, silver. watches, diamonds and old
JeEelfy needed In our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Selingers. S1S r St
LATHE. late model. 10 to II inch, screw
cutting. with quick -change gear; motor driven
preferred. Must be accurate and in good
condition Call Carl. Inc. 6l4 H ST. NV.
OLD GOLD-BrinE your old geld, silver. plati-
mum, diamonds. also discarded jewelry; we
need them in our manufacturing dept; will
pay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. 935 + ST.
PIANO-Want best bargain In upright piano
pnone National 1920, Branch 949. between
THE THRIFT SHOP, 1O1I E sT-You can
contribute clothing. shoes. hats. household
furnishings. everything you no longer need,
the sale Of which BENEFITS children Of WASH
lngton. Visit our new commission depart
ment; Don't miss our jewelry sale Feb
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS-DOM
COOK and housework by a reliable colored
sirl: excellent references Adams 5739-J.
COUNTRY GIRL. colored wishes work Of
any kind. North 1872.
DAYS WORK. cleaning or laundry; steady;
well recommended. Ga. 0l97.
GIRL, colored. wants work Of any kind, by
week or day; refs. Decatur 46l1-W.
GIRL, colored good cook. experienced. gen.
eral housework, city references, desires work
Call Decatur 1881.
GIRL light colored. wants days or part
time work or light housework. 631 3rd ST.
ne. Lincoln 3101. ask for Apt. 205.
GIRL, colored. Virginia. desires work as
cook, nurse or maid; references. Phone
Decatur 1872.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants work. cook
ing preferred: best city ref. Potomac 5947
WOMAN, settled, wants position as house
keeper; $40 week. 905 East Capitol st.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. college. neat
wants part-time work morning or noon.
Wide experience IN once. Address Box
57-H. Star ONCE.
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His
Cockeyed
Cat

with 4 wooden leg. Phil McCarthy
Of Denver told the story and became
the worlds champion liar. Here's
the story Of bargain and we're tell
ing the "cockeyed" world IT'S true.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

FOR A LIMITED TIME WILL LINE YOUR
closet with genuine cedar wood making it
50: #; Of surface covered, Glad to call and
explain in detail. Any other carpenter work.
SOC per hour. Satisfaction guaranteed
Hillside 0197.
OWNER WISHES TO SHARE NICELY FUR
nished home in fine NV. section near schools
and stores: reas.: refs ex. Georgia 1913.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY. THERE
is no need to feel that they must accept in
ferior funeral services due to inability to
pay 2 high price. The Greater W. w.
and all. for as little as s75; Worlds finest
waterproof, alright, guaranteed steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for Ss5. In
case Of death call the Greater w. w. Cham
bers Co.. 14th, cor. Chaplin NV. Col. 0432.
Phone or write your address We will send
you beautiful catalogue Of how We do 1t.
SWEDISH MASSAGE. LADIES ONLY. CALL
Met. 1913, GERTRUDE JOHNSON.
LADIESITO MAKE THE NEW FADELESS
wood fiber flowers; good money; no exp. nee.
REAL ART STUDIO. 1917 F St. Room S07.
WE BUY WATCHES DIAMONDS. JEWEL
~, ANTIQUES, gold. silver, pawn tickets. Liv-
ingston, COL 18th NV. Nat 5649
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT 35. neat appearing, agree
able personality; anything; salary secondary
exceptional references from nationally known
builders by whom employed past Is years as
Of their largest projects. Address Box 39l- e.
Star Office
BooKKEEPER = Thoroughly experienced;
temporary or permanent; income tax returns.
Shepherd 2671. 2S.
CARPENTER. frst class; experienced brick
layer. cement worker; will work cheap.
Frank Korber, 927 NJ st. Phone Met. 1910.
CARPENTER would like to exchange services
for second hand auto, elec. refrigerator; also
do painting. all kinds remodeling. Address
Box l0-H Star office. Is.
CLERICAL POSITION-Young man. 20 years
age: married good education; past ast expert pes
view Address Box ,0-c. Star ONCE.
MAN, colored with family. would like work
OF any kind; capable and willing. 1893 lrv-
ing st. NV. Adams S96lJ
POSITION, AS BUTLER in private home or
You st. Post once. general delivery ~.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER desires inter-
view; experienced civil service and CONNER
cial; refs. Address Box 21-C Star once.
YOUNG MAN. 25. position of almost any
kind; experienced chauffeur. meat cutter.
atty: Atty references. Address BOX 55-H. Star
ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. colored. with experience In
hotel, cafe, elevator conductor, chauffeur and
houseman work wishes position; references.
Walton Ross. 251S 9th st. NV. or call Col
1926.
YOUNG MAN desires position; 10 years ex-
perience mems furnishings; excellent refer
ences; capable OF managing, with progressive
ideas. Address Box 79-H, Star ONCE. 2S'
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SITUATIONS-WOM
DRESSMAKING, Designing. Fashionable and
Individual Remodeiing a Specially. For app
phone MISS BERT. Col. $500. Apt. 61O.
GIRL desires position. knowledge Of short
hand and switchboard operating. Do tipping
at home. Address Box 70-H. Star ofnce.
PRACTICAL NURSE hospital experience. re-
fined; i mos. on last case. Col. S392-J.
SEWING fancy and plain dressmaking; re-
modelling and altering a speciality. At home
or by the day. Phone Pot. 1913. 30'
STENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST, clerical expert
ence graduate Of high school. local refer
ence, needs employment, ST. wk. Jane
Roberts. Net. 977l.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP college graduate,
desires ONCE or sales work; years expert
ence as assistant buyer and clerk. leading
dept store; also have chemical experience.
Small salary accepted. Phone Col. 1868. q
STENOGRAPHY and tipping. by the hour,
day or week Miss Nolan. Lincoln 00S2.
WOMAN, white. middle aged, in motherless
home or semi-invald care; in or out city
624 H NV, Apt. 10.
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SEDAN. S45. Barnes Mo-
st. NV Omen evenings

SEDAN-$35 down, SI7.5O
At; looks perfect; has good
4. Warrington Motor Co.,
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESME
SALESMAN to sell securities for local repre-
sentative OF large national orssniZation.
Only those who have intelligence enough to
realize that unless he can earn a living on
commission he is not worth salary need
apply. Address Box 18Th, Star once.
statesmen to sell Goodyear tires. tire ex-
perlence not necessary but must have
ability See Mr.. Cawood at Goodyear
Service. Inc, 1881 14th 81. NV.
Statesmen to sell flag decorations, expert
enced If possible. Address Box 64-H. Star
Office
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HELP-MEN,

AUTOMOBILE statesmen to represent ma
tionally known low-priced car: must have
as 'tS to performance W VIII otier very sttrac-
tive posi- ton as retail sales representative
on a salary and commission to properly
along definite lines Reply by letter. stating
age. education. experience. present employ
54-H, Star once. ~ ' coo IVA
BOYS, with bicycles, for morning paper
delivery. Emerson Ais after Z pm.
ENGINEER. experienced for large laundry;
as Well a. %aintensnce 0i Of iaundry EQUIP:
ment. None but high-grade men need apply.
Address Box LII, Star office.
MAN, for cleaning, odd Jobs; knowledge
plumbing, earpsntering preferred; sls
Bon 7s-H ' Star e ONCE he'''e'''e' fe''' N''teSS
MEN wanted Immediately for the Prosperity
Pen Sales Plan. Apply at once. Suite 405.
MARYLAND Bldg. 1910 st. NV.
MEN-Wil interview " young men to fill
vacancies in our organization. Room 3o2.
1917 ST. NV. -
in selling on plan that increases your in
come weekly. 504 Chandler Bldg. 1427
Eve st. NV
PAPERHANGER. one who can paint; first
class; 81 per day. 314 A st. ne.
PRESSER, colored. experienced. Warrenton
Cleaners. Warrenton Va.
SALESMAN with first-class recent record
Seng some paekased commod,ty to
turer for right man. Give particulars in FIRST
letter. in strict confidence. or application
will not be considered. Address Box 46-H.
Star ONCE.
statesmen t3)-If you are neat ambitious
and willing to work hard. we can place you
in our sales department: pleasant work; ex-
perlence not necessary make big money
while learning: season opening now; oppor-
tunity for hustlers. Apply Saturday and Sum-
day Mr.. Howard. iii 18th st. NV.
statesmen go acquainted with home i'm
provements; attractive proposition. 136 11th
st W.
statesmen for "Dorfone"; excellent COM
missions and opportunity for immediate in
come. Phone Shep. 345O-W.
statesmen who have had experience selling
insurance, magazines or route collecting can
earn at least $50 week selling a PROPOSE
tion where every call is a prospect. Apply
302 Our Home Life Bldg. 21'
SOLICITORS. six. Al. preferably with
building trades experience; good proposition
for live wires Call Saturday, > to &. z to
3 pm. Room 305 Tivoli Theater Building.
TIRE REGROOVER- Experienced man pre-
ferred. Write full details, including tele-
phone number, TO Box 6s-H. Star office.
WORKERS, experts, on electric jissaw ma
Shlnesi part or full time. Apply Immediately,
11l9 K st. NV
YOUNG MAN wanted for gasoline filling sta :,
tion; previous experience not necessary; neat
and intelligent start $50 a month. Address
Box s2-H. Star Office. 90
SALESMEN-You can make excellent COM
missions renting and selling real estate.
From now until June is always a period of
and sales experience, phone to make an ap-
polntment for an interview.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
III Union Trust Bldg Nat. 679a.
Evening star., 1933-01-27

MAN for cleaning, odd Jobs; knowledge
plumbing, carpenterirg preferred Sl2 q
week Give age. experience, refs. Address
Box 1S-H. Star once
Evening star., 1933-01-27

MEN who can sell and interest their friends
in selling on plan that increases your in
come weekly. 504 Chandler Bldg, 1427
Evening star., 1933-01-27

NASH $40 SEDAN. 1928: Al condition; a
| bargain at S145. Callan Motors Inc, 1929
| NJ st. NV.
| NASH SEDAN-S-cyl. demonstrator; driven
only 5000 miles; new guarantee beautiful
blue finish; S795: terms and trade. 1885
| H st. ne Lin 1882
Evening star., 1933-01-27

GRAHAM 1929 4-DOoR. S8b Essex 1929
coach, $50; both in Al condition: can give
terms. 1900 14th NV. Georgia 54O2 29'
HUDSON 1890 SEDAN-S5O down. S2225
per mo; excellent every way; looks new;
fine tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co, 2035 18th NV
Evening star., 1933-01-27

ENGINEER. experienced for large laundry;
one who is thoroughly familiar with cleo
trical equipment, 22o volts, direct current
as well maintenance of laundry equip
ment None but high-grade men need apply
Address BOX | H. Star Office
Evening star., 1933-01-27

NASH SEDAN. I93I-S-cyl., low mileage.
runs and looks like new; this car is being
sacrificed to pay OF An unpaid note Of S5s5;
terms and trade. 1865 H St. ne. Lin.
Evening star., 1933-01-27

NASH COUPE. 1a3O-S-cyl, twin Ignition,
, ll5-h.p., beautiful black finish with green
famous nine main bearing motor; S5S5;
terms and trade. 1868 St ne. Lin. 7452
Evening star., 1933-01-27

ANTIQUE. JEWELRY. gold; highest prices
PAD; gold teeth. diamonds. watches. coins,
'tc. Jewelry Exchange, Inc, 434 9th NV.
Evening star., 1933-01-27

MEN-Will interview - young men to fill
vacancies in our organization Room 3O2,
Evening star., 1933-01-27

NASH 1928 DE Luxe CoUPFBlack Duco
finish with cream trim. Rumble seat, trunk
Unbelievably clean and sturdy. S245.
Ourfsman Chevrolet. 625 H st. ne Lincoln
l0oOO. Open evenings
Evening star., 1933-01-27

PANTnid, PAPERNoN(epeeiel for this
1888 selections; any TINA ketz. 0ol. o0eos
Evening star., 1933-01-27

MEN wanted Immediately for the Prosperity
Pen Sales Plan Apply at once Suite 4O5,
Maryland Bldg. l4lO H ST. NV.
Evening star., 1933-01-27

NASH SEDAN, 1932-s-cyl. demonstrator
twin ignition. 10O-hp; new price. S1.529;
driven less than 5000 miles; new-car guar
antee; 1925; terms and trade. 1855 H ST.
ne Lin 1450
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09
CROSBY SETS HOT
 PACE IN VALLEY BASKETBALL PLAY
Locals Brought Home Win
 Over Central = Wilby
 Dropped Close One

With both Crosby and Wilby bas- ketball squads out of town this week. high school basketball locally will be at a premium, but the op- position schedule Nfor the classical and commercial hoopers figures to give them opportunities to remain near the top of the Naugatuck Val ley competition.
 Crosby, leading the league with three wins and no defeats goes to Torrington on Saturday night for joust with Tracey Garey's Red Raiders, conquerors of Ansonia last week end A to 8. On their own floor the Torringtonians will prob ably keep the league leaders more than busy, but the locals have been going plenty good enough to win.
 Should Win
 Wilby has q soft one this week in Art Stetwart's Ansonia high boys in lavendar to be played Friday night in the Copper City. After the heart breaker in Naugatuck Satur- day, Coach Jimmy Lee is prepared to go right after everything in sight. Against Naugatuck, Wilby was beaten in the dwindling sec onds of play, by field goal tossed by Keches, a substitute forward. Each team played without one of its mainstays, McDermott being ab- sent from the Garnet and Gray at- tack and Captain Jimmy Crichton unable to play for Wilby. The game was q thriller all the way. Wilby leading at half time. 15 to 13. Scally, playing the center po- sltion, counted 1 points against the commercial combine. while Nova cowski Wllby second stringer. made eight markers in Crichton's position.
 Some Comeback
 Five points behind at half time, Crosby put on second half bar rage that swept the Central high school lads into defeat 39 to 2S, outshoting their rivals IF to II from the floor. Steinman, Wilmot and Dunn were the high-scorers. but 1t was a five-man team that beat Central, Steinman in particu- lar going well at the pivot post, while everyone of the seven players used by Coach Schofeld had part in the scoring. Crosby Reserves lost 27 to IA in the preliminary. The standing:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09

Pete-his real name is John Is still doing his daily chores with a basketball team, the Rosenblum- Celtics. The smiling 1rishman gives the credit for his long stay in the game to the fact that pro- fessional hoopsters do not play the same game as is played in college.
 CoIlegians Go Fast
 ''The college cagers are in there with the old do-or-die spirit" he explains. Naturally, with such in- spiration behind them, they're go- ing to play theil hearts out. At such pace, they can last only a short time.
 ."But with the professional bas- ketball player, things are differ. ent. He's in there fighting to win the game, for his living depends on 1t. But he goes about winning in d different way.
 "He passes to his teammates as frequently as he can, and trys very few long shots. His idea Is to get point or two ahead and then try to keep his opponents from getting the ball."
 Though Pete saves himself and seems like an easy-going fellow out there on the floor, when you're coming his way with the ball, most anything can happen to surprise you.
 He eases In and out of plays with little effort, and his reserve or strength makes him valuable man until the gun is sounded for the end of the game.
 Tn his 20 years on the court, Pete has played every position. His job now, however, is guard, and his 1855 pounds are plenty tough to get past.
 Plays Five Nights Week
 Some idea of how tough Pete is can be had from the fact that even now he plays as often as five nights a week, a schedule he has main- tained ever since he turned pro- fessional. Maybe his training as a boy around West 2sth street in New York City gave him his love
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09

for the game and his endurance It was that training, and the boys he played around with, that brought about the organization of the Celtics. Pete was only 14 at the time.
 Since that day he has seen a lot of country and played a lot of bas- ketball.
 As a member of the Rosenblum. Celtics this year, he is paired with four other great players. Three are members of the Original Gel tics-Joe Lapchick, center; Henry "Dutch" Dehnert. guard, and Dave Banks Forward. The fourth buddy of Petes is Nat Hickey, formerly of the Cleveland and Chicago American Basketball League teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09

STATE oF CONNECTICUT, District of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court, January 4th, 1883.
 ESTATE OF Kate Burns, late of tho Town of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Tho Court of Probate for the Dis. trIct of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tho creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present tholr accounts properly at tested within said time, will be dc. barred a recovery. All persons In. debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 MARY MOYLES, l.5-3t EXecutriX
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09
Valley League Standing
BOYS CLUB LOSE

Scoring 16 four goals, the Car rington five defeated the Boys club Indies Saturday night on the latter's court. A to 30. lazy Spirit featured the play of the City Ieaguers with 15 points while Yale MatZkin was runnerup with 10, eight being free throws. Joe Mo. bile scored 16 of the winners tal- lies. In the prelim the Cadets, led by Loughlin and Stohowski, de- feated the Fo-Chars, 2S to 23.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of Harry London for approval certifl- cate 10 install gasoline pumps at 1515 South Main street will be held on Monday. January 18th, 1893, at 11:30 Il. m. in the Mayors Office, City Hall, Waterbury, Conn, as pro- vidod by General Statute.
 (Slgned) FRANK HAYES.
 Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09
THE BROADWAY
 BUGLE
By DAN PARKER

HEREAFTER THERE WILL be cut rate managers tickets for formerly Liam oshea Irish sports writer ana Frank nershp opening rayeing agency the Dixie nedena both John Joe sheehy star of the team on its last rp now reflected for from to eapan needs stronger heart than lieutenant The police just after he had set Of worlds records track exquisite perfume known m heur dc schma herring.
 ENAIT.hound extraordinary managing Giaco heavyweight Jimmy Kelly piloted Vito LocaeH the Italian capper o lightweight title Francois sybo foul in the of recently Schmeng tossed
 big dance for his friends