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Evening star., 1935-12-16
CHRISTMAS, ARIZ., LOSES
POST OFFICE FOR YULE
Greetings Being Forwarded to
Namesake Town IN Florida
for Cancellation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHRISTMAS, Ariz., December 10
This little mountainside mining town
whence thousands of Yule greetings
have been remailed to persons
throughout the world in past. years
has lost its post office.
OF the three towns in the United
States named Christmas, only Christ
mas, Fla, is cancelling holiday greet
ings with its emblematic seal. Christ
mas, KY, also no longer has a post
Office.
Mail received here to be postmarked
and remailed Is being sent to the
kindred town in Florida.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

jar of Penetro handy for the colds of
all your family. The soc size OF Penetro
contains 8 times as much as the 25c
size. The 81 size contains almost 8
times as much as the 25c size. At all
druggists. Demand Penetro. For free
trial size of PenetrO Salve write
PenetrO, Dept. l9, Memphis, Tenn.
To relieve head colds, use the "bal-
anced medication" Of Penetro Drops.
Contain ePhedrine. Penetro Nose
Drops, 25c, SOC, 81 bottles. Trial size loc.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
GLASSES FITTING UNDER
EYELIDS GO ON MARKET
Permits Benefits of Spectacles
Without Lenses Being
Visible.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 16.-Inl1si-
BILE glasses, small lenses that slip
under the eyeiids, were advanced to-
day for the benefit Of those to whom
the regulation spectacles are unde-
Sirable.
They can't be seen. won't "steam"
in Winter, and can be tinted to ward
off glare.
Developed in a New York labora-
tory, they were suggested for automo-
bile drivers who wish to escape danger
of reflection; movie and stage actors
who need glasses but can't wear the
usual type and keep in character;
SportSmen, TO minimize danger to eyes.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
For Men,

White Irish linens with cord or taped border. Hem
stitched or hand-rolled edges Csc to 81.
Novelty handkerchefs, plain or jacquard effects
Csc to 81.
Imported novelty silks. White, black or all white
SOC to 81.
Evening star., 1935-12-16

Mems SOC to ST. Handkerchiefs. Importers Belfast
Mill Clearance!
White Irish linens with "a to ~ inch hens. Rare
at this price! 8 for 81.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
For Women

Sheer linens with hand-embroidery and
Delicate spoking. Petit point effects. Filet o
laces. White or white with colors. Csc,
group, for 81.
Teatime handkerchiefs. Many French iml
to 1895.
Real lace, rose point, Venice, filet on love
SOC to $8.95.
Vivid French prints with hand-rolled ed'
SOC, 81.
Chiffons, including beautiful French imI
to $3.95.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
UNIONS MAY Join
IN W.P.A. STRIKE
Labor Delegates Attend
Project Worker Rally for
January 2 WaIkout.
By the Associated Press.

DES MONIES, December 16.-Un-
employed and labor union delegates
TO a mass meeting which called a
Statewide strike of w. P. A. workers.
effective January 2, today sought sup
port of craft unions and unemployed
organizations to present united
front"
The unions were asked to adopt
resolutions favoring the strike as a
protest against w. P. A. wage rates.
j. c. Lewis, State Federation of La
Dor president and presiding officer
at the meeting yesterday, said the
strike was not called by the State
Evening star., 1935-12-16

windows, the floor and the stove pipes.
Here's what they didn't take: A
notice tackled to the wall offering a
reward for the arrest and convie-
ton Of persons breaking into the
lodge.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
HUNTING LODGE STOLEN

MINOCQUA, Wis, CR.-Here's
what the thieves took from a hunt
ing lodge: Two stoves, four beds, a
table, six chairs, cooking utensils, the
Evening star., 1935-12-16

ditions might be adjudged more 70.
vorable" was vested In an Executive
Committee.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
bankruptcies Born.

A woman in Queenstown, South
Africa, recently gave birth to quad
ruplets,
Evening star., 1935-12-16

Bandits Prey on Buses.
Bandits in China are holding up mo-
tor buses.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
Bows & Girls

For tots-animal and fable character prints 1Oc
to SOC.
For boys-inens in white with white colored bor-
der. 25c.
For girls-dainty French prints Pastels with en-
broidery, tatting 25c.
Evening star., 1935-12-16
All Manufactured
And Pre.Shrmnk

OONTC 6CEEH ONEEU SE"ESs
Wool has gone up in price-so you've
no idea what a time we had getting
sisted upon Klug-decated wools (mini-
mum shrinkage insured) AND on gen.
erous cut and full hostess length. Quite
an order-but here they are, with the
added distinction of monograms at no
extra cost! Sizes IA to 44, in glorious
colors:.
aqua, ashes Of roses, ibstck red.
grapevine. cobes blas, nat browS,
Freseh Some NTH lighter trims.
Typical Of the handsome fionnels, $3.e5 to
$i6.s5 in our conveniently located Christros
Shop, Second Floor.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

conversation de angelical, vir-
tuosa y otros ir6nicos elogios a
la pobre Andrea, que no habia
por donde cogerla.
Como la conducta de la con-
desita no habia dado nunca mo-
two para la caIumnia, Sc limita-
ron q la ironia, permitiendose
solo deslizar algunas discretas
Is maliciosas suposiciones acer-
ca de SUI repentina desapari-
ci6n.
-Resultado,-se diio Mora
les,-que sligo sin saber d6nde
para la que tanto necesito en-
contrar. Como a cada persona
hay cue buscarla en- su centric,
en- ell mundo en- que vive, tendre
que ir a preguntar por ella a
algun convento 0 asilo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

que va a representa-, ha-
bia puesto especial cuidado en-
su indumentaria.
Su aspecto era modesto Y sen
clio, sin career de cierto aire
de distinction y hasta elegancia,
que le hacia doblemente inte-
resante, Y sus facciones pare
clan veladas por una nube de
melanc6lica V resignada triste-
"a.
Conseguir este dltimo, habia-
lie eostado algunas horas de es-
tudio ante el espejo.
Esco2i6 aQuella bora para SUI
vista, porque lie pareci6 la mas
oportuna.
Mas temprano,-pens6,
estara en- misa; mas tarde, pue-
de salir a visitar a sus pobres +;
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
.CONFIESAN NUEVOS De
LITOS

Ante ell juez de paz Leo Wal
tiers, los jovenes l.. c. Clifton y
Woodrow futile, Que en- la Cor
te de 10 Criminal c~onfesaron ell
asalto Y robo de la botica Cen
trail, Ell dia Fl de mayo, admitie-
ron haber cometido asaltos en-
la bodega de Reid, de la aveni-
da Hillsborough, y en- la sucur-
sal que la Home Supply tiene
EN- Osborne y la avenida Ne
braska.
Luego de tomar nota de sus
confesiones, ell juez los remiti6
a disposition de la Corte de 10
Criminal preVia investigation
pOr ell fiscal c. j. Hardee.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
PRIMO PUSO A
DORMTR A NEUSEL

New York, Nov. Eel ex
campe6n del peso complete, PR
mo Carnero, venci6 anoche por
nocaut tecnico, en- ell cuarto asal
locara entire los dos hombres.
to, al aleman Walter Neusel, IN
aspirante a la corona de James
Braddock.
Camera pego a Su gusto en-
los tres primeros asaltos, persi-
guiendo a su rival, Y en- ell Guar
to lie produjo una herida, en- la
celia derecha, obligandolo a re-
Itirarse por la mucha sangre.
Antes de que ell referee sc CO
Neusel levant6 los brazos, con-
Ifesandose vencido.
Ell aleman pareci6 un hombre
inferior en- todos los asaltos del
bout, cometiendo ell error de
agredir en- los primeros segun-
dos, siendo rechazado y supera-
do. I'm gancho de derecha lie a.
brio a Neusel la herida de la ce.
ia.
Primo lie estremeci6 con ur
gancho de izquierda a la cara
en- ell tercero.
Pesaba ell gigantic 268 libras
y SUI rival POI.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
Sc HUNDIO UN VAPOR DE
GARCIA

Detroit, Nov. 2.-Durante la
niebla chocaron aver los vapo-
res Viat3r, de bandera norue-
ga, y Ormidale, americana, hun
diendose ell primero en- Lago
Huron. FL captain del Viator a.
chaca al del Ormidale la respon
sabilidad por ell accidente. Los
tripulantes del buque naufrago
fueron salvadOs.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
lie A a ANILLOS

Entraron aver los ladrones
en- Ell domicilio de la Sra. Berta
.Cramer, n1mero 701 de la ave.
nida Grand Central, llevando-
Sc cuatro anillo:, cuyo valor
.caIcrla en- $500, y SO en- dinero.
Para llegar al sitio donde es-
taban los anillos, los cacos COR
taron la tela metalica de una
puerta.
La mujer guardaba esos va
lcres en- una cartera, la que fue
encontrada en- ell patio.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

posterior.
FRA un verdadero retro, sin
pfetensiones de ninguna clase,
'poetlco y agradable en- su mis-
ma sencillez.
Al detenerse ante la puerta,
Ell amigo de las damas murmu-
r6:
-if pensar que aquf vive
una de las j6venes mas ricas,
mas MOBILES y mas hermosas de.
Madrid! lQue diablos debe ha-
orle oeurrido para obligarla a
fe1uglarse en- este solitario v
apartado rinc6n?
Ia curiosidad, una curio-
sidad interesada, despert6se en-
el.
Atento, ante TODD, a su inte-
res, dej6 para mejor OCCASION
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

Y eSpefo a Qulnte keSte
"a mano; pero no NSg bty-
carse los guantes. "
Manuel t9ma la parte norte y
pega dos golpes de izquierda y
derecha, sin vigor. Chino le 81
que y lie tira varios go!pes, que
no le alcanZan.
Manuel, con la guardia caida,
pega abajo, como 81 estuviera
en- bahia. Los separa ell arbi-
tro, Relampago Saguero, ell ex-
rampe6n cubano del peso well
er, y entonces ell Chino acome-
te y Manuel Sc pone a la defen-
sa. Alvarez lie tira un golpe y
Manuel resbala y cae, incorpo-
randose monument.
Ataca ell Chino, perdiendo en-
lei vacio y dando en- la cara, y al
fin lie aplica IN gancho de dere-
cha, por la mandibula, derriban
dolo por la cuenta de dos. AGO
mete de nuevo Alvarez y con O.
tro gancho de derecha lie tira.
Quintero do con la cabeza tan
fuertemente que Sc oy6 en- TODD
ell estadio. FL caido Sc levanta,
muy lentamente, a la cuenta de
siete. Alvarez mantiene ell alta
que Y lie pega en- ell centric del
ring, tirandolo, Habfa empe-
zado a contar ell Relampago,
cuando Tommy Jones, que no e
ra segundo, nj juez, nj arbitro,
detuVo la pelea y ell arbitro 10
acept6, levantando a Manuel Y
llevandolo hasta su esquina.
Tommy Jones, sin autoridad al
guna, puso fin al bout.
Probablemente ell Sagiiero lie
confundio, por su falta de expe-
riencia, con uno de los "padri :
nos" de Quintero.
Ell p1blico no Sc di6 cuenta
del hecho por Jones Y mantu-
vo TN silencio de funeral.
Sixtico Morales, ell campe6n
cubano del peso ligero, corri6 la
misma suerte de Manuel Quin-
tero, con Richard Hernandez de
adversario. Richard lie descar :
ga, en- los primeros segundos de
acci6n, un Elective gancho de de
recha por la quijada y lie pone
"groggy'. Ell institute de pdgil
lie mantuvo de pie y estuvo ca
peando los goTpes. Mas tantos
p~unetazos recibio que cay6 a la
Iona por la cuenta de seis. Sc
levanta. Richard lie lleva a las
sogas, de la parte sur, Y ALI lie
hace caer con varios golpes. En-
tonces suena la campana y Mo-
rales aparece con ell pie torcido,
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

" de noche no es natural if a
Chamber. Asi la COLO despu6s
de almuerzo, Y creo que no ten
dra disculpa de que echar mano
para excusarse de recibirme.
Una de las cosas que mas cui-
daba 81 siempre en- sus visitas,
era la oportunidad,
Saba pOr experienced, que
de la oportunidad dependia mu-
chaS veces el logro de Sus de-
secs.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
Sxtlco Morales no pudo responde
( campana del segundo asalto

Cuando anoche vimos subir a
Manuel duintero al cuadrilate-
70 de Benjamin Field y aprecia
nos su palidez, Embellishments
9ensamos que no conquistaria la
,ictoria. Sc movia como un
ncmbre distraido, como un au-
6mata, aunque ell publico 10 O.
acion6 c~alurosamente.
Dos o tres Ginutos mas tar
lie subi6 Chino Alvarez, allegro
~satisfecho, dominador.
Los amigos de Alvarez aplau-
Gieron; pero los enemigos lie Ian
aaron gritos de antipatia. Los
dos gladiadores, faltando a la
:ostImbre, no Sc examinaror
los vatldajes al entrar en- e.
ring. A toda prisa los segun.
dos de Chino lie pusieron los
9uantes. En- la esquina de Mant
los ayudantes parecian "dormi
dos" y trabajaban con una len.
titud desesperante.
Antes de sonar la campana
muy palido, como 81 estuvierl
en- otra parte, Maho Sc puso d.
espaldas al Chino, para persig.
narse; pero uno de sus ayudan.
ties lie di6 la vuelta, poniendolc
de frente.
Al oirse la campana Chino
avanz6 hacia ell centric del ring
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
Gaceta Folletin No. 319
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

10 proteja. Como es tan carita-
tiva...
Dijo este con segundas; con
la intenci6n deliberada de yer
81 la otra, que tambien Sc las
daba de caritativa, lie ofrecia
algo para aQuel infeliz.
Per0 Sc llev6 chased.
Sin duda porQue no crey6 en-
la veracidad de la respuesta, e
hizo bien, la duquesa no hizo
ofrecimiento alguno.
Separaronse despues de pa
scar I'm ratio, poniendo en- su
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
CAPITULO XIV
In SdbldzO pergOnzante

Al dia siguiente, Morales sa-
li6 de Su casa a las doce, tom6
Ell tranvia y encamin6se a
Chamberi, a visitar a Andrea.
Llevaba preparado su plan
de ataque, el eual reduciase a
unas cuantas lamentaciones
bien estudiadas.
EStaba SECURE de conmover
a 81 victima.
Como actor consumado que
estudia Embellishments los de-
tales mas insignificantes del
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
DEPORTES
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Ell once de Georgia es hoy ell
favorito contra los Caimanes
de la Florida. Sc jugara el par
lido en- Jacksonville y creese
que 10 presenciaran mas de
10000 personals.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
II

G%uiandose por las senas que
le habian dado, lego Enrique
ante un modesto y encantador
hotelito, con un jardin o, mejor
diCho, I'm huerto en- su parte
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
Y aSi 10 hizo.

Aguard6 que anooheciera, pa
ra ser mas dificilmente reco-
n9cido, y Sc present6 a pregun-
tar por Andrea en- una de las
variaS casas piadosas de las que
saba que era protectora.
Ali lie dijeron que la condo
sta de Andrade viva en- Cham
beri, en- un hotelito cuyas Sc
mas lie dieron, Y Morales volvi6
muy satisfecho a su casa, d.
ciendoSe:
va he encontrado ell rastro.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
VaEido por Nocaut
TecnEo e4.A primer AsaRQ1

sin poder caminar, teniendo d
ser llevado a su esquina.
EN- este primer asalto la ey
presa Sc burl6 del p1blico, pue1
Ia campana son6 a los dos MIN
tos, debiendo no haber sop@
hasta los tres, de acuerf,aYcd
las reglas. Quiza este d4A4
.E'nutos Sc deba a las @0
bclsas que reparte JIM Down :
ing,
Los segundos llamaron enton
:es al referee, Raymond Rodri
suss, e"terand'lo J. 10 cue so-
Raymond Sc dirili6 a la ez9ui
ma de Richard y leitroclam6 ven
cedor por nocaut tecnico.
Jose Rodriguez tuvo una "pa-
lomita" y venci6 por "nocaut''
a Billy Hicks, en- ell tercer asal-
Ito.
Joe Stanley venci6 a Ray JEFF.
fecoat, en- la mejor pelea de Ia
ncche, pero los jueces distribu.
yeron tablas.
Thurmond Davidson vencit
por amplio margen a Johnny
Art; pero los jueces dieron u
empate.
FL negrito Thunderbolt Car
puso a dormir a Kid Dallas, 81
ell segundo asalto,
Miguel Lorente.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

Los Sombrereros derrotaron
anoche a los Huracanes, en- Mia
mi, con anotaci6n de Is por u.
Aubrey Smith, "estrella' del
Stetson, corri6 rs yardas, a
briendo ell canine para el Sc
gundo touchdown.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

La mayoria de los expertos
favorecen hoy a los j6venes de
Ohio State sobre Notre Dame.
Estimase que $4,000 perso-
mas presenciaran ell partido.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
*. .MATRIMONIOS

Hea 1rt Ryals, 80, y Betty l.
Beverly, %; James w. Mullins,
81, y orie Horr1S; Gerardo
Telese, %, Y Lille c. Martina,
rs.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02

sacrificed primero un pe6n y des'
pues un caballero. La defensa
lie Five fue excelentAA
Alekhine lleva ganadas 5 par
tiaas y Euwe cuatro, con tres
tablas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
LA GACETk

h periodico en- idioma E.spanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
SUI scripcion semanal: 20 cents
Telefono 1882
1903 7th Ave. Ybor City, Fla
La gaceta., 1935-11-02
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Ohambcn contra j. E. Wood;
Maggie NJ. Custer contra p NJ,
Custer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
Waterbury
Playground
Sports
BY TOMMY o'CoNNOR


The senior tennis team Of Chase
Park under the supervision of Will
liam Guilfoile won hard fought
net matches at the Washington
courts yesterday evening downing
Washington, 40.
The individual results being as
follows: Johnny Stellar defeated
Peter Pomponio (W) 60, Ga, Joe
Zemaitis defeated Johnny Del
Buono (W) 6-2, 6-1, Marty
Tierney defeated Fred Cannuzzi
(W) 11-9, GA. Doubles scores
were: Clifford Balloon and Ed
Caserion defeated Pomponio and
Bob Lavasseur (W) 7-5 and 6-3.
Washington Juniors Win
The postponed matches sched-
uled Tuesday were also played
yesterday at Chase courts and
Washington boys came through a
winner after a hard battle.
The results are as follows: Bill
Joyce (W) defeated Garlic Sabis
CO. 6-2. 4-8, CO, Lou Aucello CO.
defeated Buddy Kelley (W) go.
So, Jack Kelley (W) defeated AL
Puzas CO. ga, So. In the dou-
bles scores were: Joyce and J. KEEL
ley defeated Aucello and Sabis lie,
Ga, and Us, and B. Kelley and
Don Frageau (W) defeated Puzas
and Bobby Schuster CO. 60 and
6-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
'NAUCATUCK FIELD
WELL PATRONIzED
BY LOCAL PEOPLE
Golf, Tennis, Quoits, Vol
leyball, S0ftball P0pu.
lar PaStimeS

Especial 10 tine Democfat.)
Naugatuck, July 2s.--Hundreds
of local residents. from the ages
of four to so are enjoying the
many advantages of Recreation
field these days, 1t was learned to-
day from Peter j. Foley who Is
physical director at the field.
Golf is the most popular sport
but many boys and girls, young
m,m and young women enjoy the
o'fer spotrs, such as tennis, horse
shoe pitching, paddle tennis, volley
bali, tether tennis, QUOT throwing
and basebaA or softball.
Some days more than 40 test
their skill at the golfing course
which this year is larger than
ever. There are nine holes and the
runs from 100 to 175 yards. 1t
give. the golfers the chance to try
their skill. Clubs are furnished at
the field. but golfers must supply
balls. White stones, clearly Wis
ible, mark the various holes.
Francis O'Shea, Jr., son of the
wel-known Frank "Speck" O'Dea
who had quite a reputation as a
baseball player in his younger days
but whom ow sells insurance, re-
Gently won the individual cham
pionship of the golf course. He
showed variety in skill by captur-
ing the horseshoe pitching cham
pionship. Ray Hartnett and Aldo
Forchielli recently won the dou-
bles in horseshoe pitching.
Tiny Riddles Play
There Is reserved space at tho
field In which mothers and their
children may enjoy an afternoon
There is a slide for the youngsters
and resting places.
Between 100 and $50 daily en-
joy the showers in the clubroom
there and children in this way
learn the valuable habit Of clean
illness.
Baseball is quite popular with a
regular league having been organ
ICED. AT present Church street and
Cherry street teams are tied for
the league lead, each having won
three and lost two games. The
Pastime Juniors have won two and
lost two and the Hop Brook mine
has lost three and won one.
The Church street team forged
into a tie yesterday morning When
they trimmed Cherry street, al.
The schedule for the balance Of
the season follows: July 20 and
August S-Church Street w. Pas
time Juniors. July 81 and August
o--Hop Brook vs.. Cherry Street.
August and August 1s--IIop
Brook va. Church Street. August
2 and August ts--Cherry Street
vs.. Pastims Juniors. August 5
and August ib-Church Street W..
Cherry street. August and Au.
gust i6--Hop Brook Va. Pastime.
Juniors.
Trycuts for q sbftball league
have been completed and teams
are expected 10 be announced next
week, Mr.. Foley said. There are
two BASEBALL teams representing the
playground, the Hiversides and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
Additional Sports
Where Are Stars
OF YeSteryear?
By DAN PARKER

BRANsFTELD oldtime Pirate first sacher is working
NERA project in his home town. H Mass
In the % city they recently nS a 1sns [e S s s
s sSaseDy Ola 0''n0sF league
ssa IN RAPIDS Lou ''hfs came
JUMPING DUGAN netime Yankee. agent
JOHN ANDERSON of Yanks and
s' police the
Of str si
voRK one Of the Oldest ball PLAYERS living is custodian Of
the Yankee press sti
Of the
home BIC nD runs ''s0' ''A''' A''''n
vicinity = Gsns1aAs owns string Of motion picture houses the
..a oR r. the m 9e Wonder Team no"
HAL CHASE playing semi-pro ball down around Tucson
OLD jim MgTRIE is living in retirement on Staten Island
success as he used to pitch IN the old days
H. os9 BEING working the ne"
ROGER BREsNAHAN is in the hotel business in Toledo
highly IN the peach orchard
hs Po GROUNDS sna rs latham two real
estate s' ii.
for 5 s ose ssas s1s ago. now
LEON RED AMEs Goosans Blur boy Of other days. now
mouth oho the last "n local fisnds heard Of him.
% san sn"s FOR the Giants
now @ % Tor the
Macks 100000 nheld coaches the
baseball and garage in worcester
Freddie Mcguire Holy products
the majors operate team in the Worcester Industrial
JIMMY COLLINS king estate operator
Buffalo
,.ss Clerk % q. @ CONT is
HORACE FORD runs grocery store in
dear vinchenden,
sNoDGRAss a the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
held the nonstop record until Lou
bowling alley Fort Wayne Ind
PAT COLLINS, billiard
n Girardeau,
Phs. Reds and Tigers pitcher is
a policeman in Scranton, Pa
BOB MEUSE TALL outfelder
doing In Holly
Browns latest picture
HUGH ArQUILAN pitcher funs beer jern at
College Permit
CAUsEY, pitcher with the Giants dozen years ago.
now N Holland Tunnel.
COnxrieht SYndiCatel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
LEADING BATTERS;

HOME RUNS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice that I, Fran
els John Donnelly of 1772 East Main
street, Waterbury, have filed an APP
plication dated July 8. 1885 with the
liquor Control Commission for
Tavern Permit for the sale of alec.
holic liquor on the premises. 1S2
Baldwin st.. Waterbury. The bust
nelly of 1772 East Main St., Water
bury, and will be conducted by
Francis John Donnelly Of 1772 East
Main St., Waterbury, as permittee
FRANCIS JOHN DONNELLY..
Dated July 9Th, 1895. 7-20-21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
LIQUOR PERMIT
or TU0N

This is to give notice that /. Nick
Makros of I46 Central Avenue, Wa
terbury. have filed an application
dated July 18th, 1895 with the
Liquor Control Commission for a
Restaurant Permit (Beer Only) for
the sale Of alcoholic liquor on the
premises, 81 East Main St., Water
Nick Makros of l46 Central Ave-,
Waterbury, and will be conducted
by Nick Makros of LAG Central Ave..
Waterbury, as permittee.
NICK MAKROS.
Dated July 18th, 1895. 7-20-27
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
Dated July 18th, 1885. 7-20-f
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that ], Carlo
Rosa of 80 Wilson Street, Water
bury, have filed an application dated
July goth, 1885 with the Liquor
Control Commission for a Restau-
liquor ON the premises, 16 Willow
St, Waterbury. The business is
owned by Carlo Rosa of SO Wilson
st., Waterbury, and will be con-
Quoted by Carlo Rosa of 80 Wilson
ST., Waterbury, as permittee.
CARLO ROSA.
Dated July goth, 1885. 7-20-27
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
LIQUOR PERMIT
N0TTCE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice that I, John
terbury, have filed an application
dated July rs, 1895, with the Liquor
Control Commission for Tavern
Permit for the sale of alcoholic IL
quor on the premises, IA North
Leonard st., Waterbury. The BUSH
ness is owned by John Alexandra
vice of S19 Bank st., Waterbury,
and will. be conducted by John AL
exandravice of 819 Bank st., Water
bury, as permittee.
JOHN ALEXANDRAVICE.
Dated July rs, 1885. 7-27--S-3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
LIQUOR PERMIT

TIE
This Is to give notice that ], Robert
Bosco of S52 Walnut Street, Water
bury have filed an application dated
July 10Th, 1885 with the Liquor
Control Commission for a Restau-
rant Permit for the sale Of alcoholic
liquor on the premises 34Ss and
S50h Walnut Street. Waterbury.
The business is owned by Robert
Bosco of $50 Walnut St, Waterbury,
and will be conducted by Robert
Bosco of S52 Walnut ST., Waterbury,
as permittee.
ROBERT Bosco.
Dated July 18th, 1885. 7-2O-27
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that !, Jo-
seph Ernest Smith, OF 1e7 Plaza Ave.
Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an ap-
plication dated July 27th, 1895. with
the Liquor Control Commission for
alcoholic liquor on the premises, lel
East Main st.. Waterbury, Conn.
The business Is owned by Joseph
Ernest Smith, OF i6z Plaza Ave,
Waterbury, Conn.,, and will DO con-
Quoted BY Joseph Ernest Smith, o.
1877 PLACE Ave, waterbury, Conn.,.
JOSEPH ERNEST SMITH.
Dated July 81, 1885. 5-s5-e-s.