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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
LOCAL MAN NAMED FOR STATE PARTY
Edwin V. Erbe on COnlmit- tee Arranging Dentists
 Tercentenary Dinner

Tn commcmoration of the note worthy progress in the art and science Colonial days, and in rec ogtion of ahe achievements of den- tai men of mark in the state, the dentists of Connecticut will hold il Tcrcentenary Celebration dinner in the ballroom of the Hotel Bond on Saturday evening, October the fifth.
 Dean J. Ben Robinson of the Baltimore College of Dental Sur gery. one of the leading dental hiss torlans in tho United States. will be the guest speaker. His talk will cover the forward movement of dentistry. on the Discovery Of Anacthesia by Dr. Horace Wells and also on the accomplishments of Drs. Horace II. Hayden, John M. Riggs, Alfred c. Tones md others, whose names rank high in the his- tory of Connecticut.
 Acceptnnces have been received from Governor Wilbur l.. Cross, Mayor J. Watson Beach of Hart ford, President Remgen E. Ogilby of Trinity College. Executive Vice President Charles E. WhittleHey of the Hartford Chamber of Com merce and others. It is expected that the Bond bali-room will be taxed to it's capacity.
 The following are members of the Central General Tercentenary Dental Committee: Drs. Frederic r. MurlIess. Jr.. Chairman: John D. Hertz, President of The Connec- ticut State Dental Association: Eu- gene M. Clifford, Secretary, Charles McManus. Edward Eberlc. Joseph A. Bray, Charles W. Roberts. Treasurer and Charles M. Ballyn.
 Tho following comprise the members of the Committee throughout the stnte: Drs. Alfred c. Zones, Anthony J. Vita and Travis A. Gnnung, of Bridgeport; Morton J. Loeb and Milford C.. Munson of New Haven; Frank J. Buchanan and Edwin V. Erbc of Waterbury; J. Leo Loftus and AL fred A. Rosscau of Meridcn; Clnr- ence q. Brooks and Thomas r. Durivan of New London: Clifford W. Vivian and Harry Protass of New Britain: Andrew J. Sullivan and Ernest J. Jones of Norwich: Hubert Kohrman and Montague $. Levy of Danbury; Eldon l.. Crow ell and Jerrold r. Bransfield of Middlctown; Edward E. Fox nnd J. Seward Wilson of Bristol; Will liam l.. Weed of South Norwalk; George Y. McEvoy of Stamford {: Almond J. Cutting of Southlngton; Clarence D. Peterson of Rockville; Aired E. Guildford of Torrington and R. Bullock Jones of Willlmnn- tic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
City Starts Work On
 South Main St. Bridge
Fourth Undertaking in Two Years Under Supervision
 of Engineer K. A. Cairns-Near Washington Ave.
Q Spence Ar photos.

Hayes has carried on bridge building campaign that has met with tho approval of motorists throughout the city. New bridges have been built at Platts Mills. across the Naugatuck river, on Sil- yer street, across the Mad river and on Huntingdon avenue across Steeles brook. Tho South Main street project, therefore. is the fourth major undertaking in the administrations bridge building program within two years.
 City Engineer Cairns has pre- pared the plans for all four bridges and has supervised their construc- tion. The bridge over Steeles brook is considered ono of the prettIest in this part of the state. The upper part is oc cut stone which was haule from the city-owned Shcpaug project. The Platts Mills bridge is of steel. The one on Silver street Is | of reinforced concrete.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
IAsI,nanian fIamhake

IAdbNhWA4MhHSAk ShaSAAhD~S@~
 Members of the Lithuanian Citi- gems Political club of 103 Green street revived the old time spirit of Lithuania with an old-time clam bake at Lithuanian park yesterday Besides an excellent dinner the program included entertainment and speaking.
 John Bendler, sr., oldest Lith- uanian resident of the city, was ac- corded 6 great ovation. MT. Bend Ter was the first president of the club nnd had many interesting recollections to offer during the cou SC of his address. The presi- dent, Peter Yakubonis, acted ah master of ceremonies. MT. Yoku- bonis is now serving his eighth term as president.
 One of the predominating fea- tuI .s of the affair was the presence of three candidates for aldermen on opposing tickets. John W. Bend Ter, democratic alderman, now in office, William Kolbeck, republican nominee and Al Rice, candidate on the Independent ticket. All are Lithuanians. Other speakers were Deputy Sheriff Al Francis, Con- troller Daniel J. Leary Tax Collcc- tor William A. Ennis and City sheriff, William J. Roach.
 There Is a movement underway for the merger of several other smaller Lithuanian organizations with the club and 1t is believed L.. ,.Il trt1r lta< a<,x. at q meeting during December. Without the completion of the ne- gotiations 1t was said that the membership will reach q total of 1,200.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
REPUBLICANS OPEN WEEK OF. RALLIES
Various Booster Club s Also Plan Series of Dis
 trict Meetings

Republicans Of the city have ar ranged a series of district meetings and rallies for tho coming week. Tonight the 10th district will spon- sor rally at 8D2 West Main. street. Tomorrow evening the Jewish Re- publican club will hold n banquet nt Heialer's restaurant on South Main street and the kolbeck-Coe club rooms on Bank street will be the scene of q rally of Itth and 18th district workers. Wednesday night rallies will Do as follows: First ward republicans at St. paurs Met,- odist church parish hall on East Farm street: 9th ward rally at Mill Plnin grange hall; 14th dis" trict and Hopeville rally at Hope vile school. Ef
 Thursday night the Young Women's Republican club will con duet a dinner-dance at The Elton and the 18th district republicans will hold meeting in Barbicrl's hall on Hnrper's Ferry road. On tho same evening tho 7th district republicans will meet at Posts Business college on Central avenue. Next Friday night Buckingham hnll will be the sccne of smoker spon- sored by tho Young Mems Repub- lican club and on tho same evening the Colorcd Republican club will hold n rally In Garden hall.
 Another meeting of the i1th and 18th district republicans will take place Saturday night at 48 Green street with Michael J'Anthony In charge. On the same day the 9th district win hold an outing at Fairmount and the French repub- licans will hold rally Ut Franco American hall on south Main street. fa.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30

delayed school opening due 10 the prevalence of infantilc paralysis. Several troops will meet tonight abd others will hold sessions on various nights of the week.
 Those meeting tonight include: Troop 9. Mil Plain: troop 10, First Lutheran; troop IS. SIS. Peter and Paul; troop 23. Beth El synagogue; troop 34, Christ Chapel; Bridgewa- tyr troop; New Milford troop; troop 2. ,Watcrtown, and troop l, Water vile.
 Girl Scout troop 6. First Baptist church will hold It's first meeting in the form of q rally party We'd ncsday. at { o'clock. All former members of tho troop are invited. and any new girls of the church or neighborbood who desire to join are also invited to attend. The meeting will be at the scout room in the basement of the church. Miss Florence F. Turnbull is troop cap tain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
Para mount Club

Paramount Club
 A special meeting of the Para mount club" will be held tomor- row at the Brooklyn "" at 7'30 ?. m.
 This will be the first since the club had disbanded for the summer months. A representa- tive to the Inter-Club Council will be appointed by the president at this meeting and the members will outline a program for the coming months to participate actively in the four-fold program of the Y. M. c. A., namely. physical. educa- tional, Christian education and so- cial
 Officers who comprise the club are: Joseph Stango, president; Frank Raggalia, secretary; Frank Maggie. treasurer. The members include: Amodco Anthony Onac- tive now at Niagara University
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
F777 7'77 - 7''7 - '7777 '''7'' $70 STOLEN

A burglar who last night broke into the home of Mrs. Ella Gott- Heb. 2s Albert place. stole $70 af- ter hc had thoroughly ransacked the place. Ntohing but the money was taken.
 Detective Joseph Bender. ipves- tigatIng, found that a rear pantry window had been forced by the thief in gaining entrance. The S o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30

Construction Of the fourth new bridge In the last two years was started today by the city of Water bury. The latest structure to be re- placed is the bridge across the Mad river on South Main street near the corners of Washington avenue and Washington street. The new structure will be of steel and concrete and will take the place of the old bridge that has been in use for many, many years.
 City Engineer Robert A. Cairns will direct the construction of the new bridge and the work will be done by the city's workmcn ff as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
HOPEvILLE CLUB

There will be special meeting of the Hopeville Community club at Hopeville school gymnasium to- morrow night at 7:30 o'clock. Re- ports will be rendered by the var ious outstanding committee at that time. Charles K. Ahearn is to be the presiding officer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
18th Democrats To
 Assemble Tonight
District Party Workers to Formulate Campaign Plans
 at Lyceum- Paramount Clubs Meets Tomorrow
BROOKLYN NEWS

Edward Brucato. Domenic Capozzi, Peter Daddona, Carl Davino, John Di Leo, Frank Di Simon, Stanley Lucas. Frank Maggie. Armond Ma rino inactive, now at the CCC) : Frank Raggalia, James Sciascia. Joseph Stango, Edward Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
BUDAPEST STAMPS

Budapest U.P)--On the occa- vion of the 300th anniversary of the Budapest University. to be celebrated this summer. the gov- crDment will issue special stamps and 60,000 memorial two-pengoe silver coins will be mintcd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30

Democratic party workers of the 18th district will hold an impor- tant meeting at St. Patrick'g iyceum at 7:30 o'clock tonight at which time plans will be formulat- cd for the municipal campaign. Frank Leary. town committeeman of the district, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30

Faculty meetings, registration an the assignment of students to their classrooms marked the open. ing of the cfty's high schools this morning after delay of several
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
NINE BOY SCOUT
 TROOPS TO MEET
Fall Schedules Start To. night = First Baptist
 Girls Meet Wednesday

Boy Scout troops of the local council will begin fall meeting ,cheduldcs this week, 1t was an- 1ounccd today at tho council office n tho Brown building. The meet lpgs were postponed because of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30

an oil burner, and the stiil ap- pnratus and vats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-30
"Holyoke" Pure Silk H0isery-45 Gauge 5 Thread Chiffon Hose For Women
 s1%
VISTA ng.ssH ED sssn

If this isn't a real break for every girl, maid and matron in Water. bury and vicinity we don't know our silk hosiery.
 "Holyoke" Silk Hosiery for wo- men have never yielded to the cIamor for price and cheapness. They had reputation to live up to-or live upon.
 All through the lean years of the depression they lived up to their reputation U they live up to it now in these wonderful siV- hose for $1.OO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23

I OOK en- over carefully. Rains
l. have ruined the river and
stream fishing in most places, The
wardens say. and the lakes and
ponds will get the call this week
end
The cool weather Will more than
make up for the mud if you can
find a spot where the fish can see
the lure.
La Porte. Warden Walker-Rivers
and streams too high but the lakes
are fine. Bass and 'gills biting we'll.
Lake. Warden Bartock-Wolf and
George Lakes clear and bass, crap
pies and bluegills biting well.
White, Warden ROth-Shafer and
Freeman clear; bluegiu forecast good
and silver bass fair.
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Baseball
Independent. Amateur. League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes.

indianapolis Railways Will play at Par
sSon sunday The bus Will leave the
man Il so a. m All players are urged
to be there at that time.
Falls City BLACK Caps will play a
double header A. Fayette Sunday. with
the first game starting AZ o'clock. All
PLAYERS notice
TIE Keystone 4. c team will work out
this evening al al the Indiana Central
Coilege diamond FOR the game with the
Columbus Merchants al Columbus this
hsseman wishing TO play with the KEY
stones are requested 10 call Earl Beam.
Drexel 42i7-M
Porter's Camp viii tackle the Adams
nine at Pat Rock SUNDAY afternoon Bat
terry for Porter'S Camp. Hamilton and
Treon' fer Adams. Fisher and stickford.
Hope Merchants want a game for sun
oay Call EOS Hope between a. m. and
10 ?. N. and ask for Lloyd Shepherd.
Manufacturers League VIII hold its final
meeting Of the season tonight al s AZ the
smithhssslesF :: Urn store Al msnssers
naming business VIII be taken care OF.
Ramblers viii play az willow Branch
SUNDAY. All PLAYERS viii meet az the man.
sger's residence. 1850 Blaine-av. AZ noon.
DaAt LtAtN44ins AAst Ntsl3 FaeAllftN. are
without a game for Sunday and have a
diamond permit. ANY local team desiring
game call Belmont 1850 after s D m
sept. also Is open Contact Earl Smith
AZ 761 N Shefheld-sv Indianapolis.
RoY Steele Red Sox viii meet the Mac
caheeS tomorrow a. Riverside No and
SUNDAY Uil take on the Forry-SiXth Street
Merchants az the Beilaire diamond Games
sre wanted with state Cube IL September
Write Bob Elliott. i4is Z. 4e,h-st. Inds-
an aolls.
A-nton lee Co. vii meet the Hope
Merchants ~ Hope Sunday az 1.Is Mn
ton players VIII leave 1871 South Shelf
relc-ev a. noon. For a game Sent
can Talbot $500 and ask FOR W. o. Min
=
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I6 Furnished Rooms
s2-ALABAdA. M 1115-Light. clean room:
hot water; walking distance. RI-5121
50: DELAWARE, N. 1407-Large. cool
room: good bed; private entrance; close
in. RI-9267.
ALABAMA, N. REORGANIZATION living
bedroom adjoining bath: windows:
hot water: garage. RI-1753
BROADWAY. 2222-Desirable room. ga
rage refined home: every convenience.
young man. HE-2472.
BROOKSIDE PKWY.. s. DR., 3523-De-
sirable room adjoining bath breakfast.
Adult home E. 10th car. CH-0387-M
COLLEGE N of 40th-Attractive room
private; 3-way ventilation: hot water.
garage; gentleman. WA-29l4-J
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- ENT RAJ GIVE S
[ FREE MANICURE
2O9 o O p Blds
| EGsL NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Nolice IS hereby given 10 taxpayers Of
the City OF Indianapolis that the Conauon
Council nov has pending before it Gem
eral Ordinances No IS and No 66 OF 1885
Which proposed transfers are as follows:
$3.50 90 from certain designated funds
OF the Department OF Law TO other
DESIGNATED funds Of the same depart
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23
SOFTBALL GOSSIP

lockwood A. c. Softbsil team defeated
the ano.ans pons Machinery cub. &c J.
Tonight the Rockwooos Nill tangIe with
the GREENWOOD Ali-Sfars at Greenwood at
30 Rockuooos nave eogvo out Greenwood
on fhrce previous OCCASIONS. players asked
20 meet Hottlss grocery al $50 are
Adams Stanley. Morrison. Percy. Frsntz,
GIBSON Sfauch Prescott 9. Gin, Stately
Osfermever PlummcT. LInson. Derscn. TED
Hunt ana Hottle. Rockwoods nave won
g. games ana lost l3. For games. call
DrexeI 56il-W after Z and ask Tor Mr
Hottie.
shaE-s Market desires games with fast
CITY or state teams Snelbvville Brazil
and BaTgersvlllc nolce. Nrlle 10 SnaV s
Market s5f River-av. Indianapolis, or
phone Belmont 2507-
Dean Brothers cub desires tilts with fast
city ana state teams. particularly night
and road games Teams interested. call
Lincoln 3431 between u and ! and ask Tor
Carey. or write 70 Scott Duncan, 1917
Broaoway-st. Indianapolis.
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INSTR UCTI0NS

90 YOU REALIZE what it means to nave
guaranteed position2 We guarantee a
position to any one we accept. Shorthand
accounting, comp, dictaphone tipping
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-9535
FALL TERM OPENING Aug IS to Sept. J.
Call at the school office. where inter
viewers will explain courses in detail and
help to arrange your program. or write
or phone for Bulletin of Courses CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Architects
and Builders Bldg. LI-8337.
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4DARENAffNT QfNGAf NpEall
20 Unfurnished Houses

=.
Go see 440 Cora-st.
$11-Water paid: Bell 942-48 nicely deco
rated; clean, Groom double. Near Tech
RI-2929
SIG; HAWTHORNE, S. 12I GIrvington1-
broom modern single; double garage.
s2O-BROADWAY. 1015-7 rooms. modern
redecorated; nice yard, garage. RI-4717.
2O-CARROLLTON-Av 264l modern =
room double; good condition; garage.
s22 So 26TH-ST, E. Bathroom; sound
proof wall; shower; garage. TA-6415.
SOS; SINGLE bedrooms baths double
f TA-2Sl2 ie'sO' ''-- ''OSu"SS' 'Ie'Ss''
ARLINGTON. N, 20 tIrvington)-Bunga
low: > rooms modern; breakfast room.
BRooKsJDE-Av; 212I-7 rooms, semi-mod-
ern; good condition; water paid; sl3.
GRACELAND. 3452-4-room semi-modern
upper; s12; water paid. TA-1844.
ILLINOIS, N, 2348-7 rms; mod double;
refnished inside and out; has garage;
$3.50. R1-6412. J. S. CRUISE. INC:
MICHIGAN. E.. 528-6-room double, near
Tech. $3.50. Water paid. RI-7242
E. NNEsOTA-singles, 5 rooms, repa-
$40. DRUGG1sT, Villa. E. Minnesota.
NORTHWESTERN, s7Os-s rms mod.
dbl. gar, water pd.; $3.50.
PERSHING. 7l9 N.-ss. McLain-pl. 80 4
rms. So Roache. 1l43, rms. s12.s0
water pd. RI-7725
PINE. N 42a-8-rm. mod. $1,000. sl8
22d St. E. 915; 6-rm. bath $500. S12
JENNINGS BROS. % S. Ill. st.
UNION-ST. 924-6-room modern: CARA ge;
s22.50; water paid. RI-5534. TA-4105.
VILLA-AV. 152-5-room semi-modern
double. garage; $40; water paid. RI-3413.
WINTHROP. 3744-Bungalow attractive; 5
large rooms: 2-car garage; $50. HU-2947.
5sTH. $40 E-6-room ultra-modern home:
social room; 2-car garage. HU-2384.
30TH-ST. 536 E.-3 bedroom. clean. mod
ern. single. near schools. $50. DR-4564.
46TH-ST. E. 2I5-Modern 4-room double:
shower: kitchen furnished; garage; $50.
WA-2l23-R-1. Evenings.
AND 429 W.-6-room modern single:
conven ieAt to Butler and Shortridge: SIS.
LI7361. C. c. GROVE. "A Virginia -av.
10TH ST. 2i3I7-ROOM. MODERN. GOOD
CONDITION. $50 co. LI-2290.
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

IS WEEK: 18TH. w. 403-Modern coy 4
room apartment. Adults. HA-0282.
$3.50. ILLINOIS-s10is N Beautiful mod
ern. efficiency apartments Utilities. L.
1888
SOS: 1888 N. GALE-6-room house: lovely
porch; shady yard: radio
CAPITOL. 1902 N-6 rooms modern. Al
condition SO week: heat. water fur
nished. J. G. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY,
CENTRAL. 2i3l-ss week North front. 2
rooms and hall. Private bath. he
4l25.
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LOvETT. JOHN w.-Entered into rest;
Friday. age 81 years. beloved husband
Of Cora Lovett, father of Mrs: Ruth
Kramer John w. Jr, and William E.
Lovett Funeral Sunoav at the Thirty
first-st Baptist Church. $50 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Mt. Pleasant
Church Frineds may call at the HARRY
W. MOROE FUNERAL PARLOR, until 3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23

MOORE, WILFRED beloved husband of
Lottie. son of Mrs. Julia Moore. brother
Of Mrs. Henry Harm. passed away
Wednesday at his home 81 N. Kenyon
ST. Services at the residence Saturday.
p. m. Friends invited Burial Wash
lngtOn Park
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ii Help Wantcd-Female
10 Statesmen. Solicitors, Agents

SALESLADIES-Cat full or part time
work. MR.. FASCINGBAUER. Hotel Bar
ton
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NrnYNAHAN ERANK ReInred husband

MOlNAHAN. FRANk N.-BeIoved husband
of Mildred Schmalstieg Movnahan father
OF Frank Jr and Rose Marie. son of
Mrs. Mary B. Moynahan. brother of
James T. Thomas A. John R. ano Mrs.
Fred Zried. died Friday Friends may
call at the home. 1916 Broadway. Fun
eral Monday, $50 at the home; 10 a.
m. IS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Bu-
rial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends in
Vited.
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SALESMAN-Age IS to 40; experienced
earn real money 1923 Peoples Bank Bldg
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indianapolis Railways Will play at Par
AEON Sunday. The bus will leave the
West Westinghouse cer barn not late
man II so a. n. All players are urged
10 be there at that time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23

PLUMMER, HENRY NEwTON-Of Cum
berland Ind. passed awav Wednesday
evening at the home of his daughter
Mrs. James Smith in Worthington. Ind
He was the father of Mrs. James Smith
Mrs. Josephine Booker. Harry Plummer
Mrs. Charles Horn Raymond Plummer
and Mrs. Joseph Harris. Funeral Sat-
urdav 10 a. m. al the residence of his
Grsselst i Ti at H fhe cumbeT-
land Baptist Church. Interment Buck
Greek Chapel cemetery. MAX HERRLICH
& SON SERVICE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23

Falls City BLACK Caps will PLAY a
doubie-h1ader AZ Favette Sunday. with
the first game starting 81 o'clock. All
PLAYERS notice.
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HELP W ANT Ed

8 Help WMted-Male
WANTED-Bcys to deliver Times routes.
Have several routes for wide -awake boys.
Apply between 2 and p. M, 948 N.
Alabama
WANTED-Young married man of excel
lent character to learn the coffee bust
ness. Salary and commission to the
man who can qualify: f1oaters need not
apply. Apply after a. m. Saturday,
3211 N Illinois.
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Bshv Lincolns. fast Negro FASTENERS. are
without a game for Sunday and have a
diamond permit ANY local team desiring
: game call Belmont 1860 after p m.
sept. also Is open. Contact Eari Smith
AZ 761 ". Shefheld-sv. Indianapolis
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% Sale Suburban Property
81 Sale Income Property

DRY CLEANING and pressing shop; west
bargain Write Times Box K-4053.
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KIRK. CLARENCE Husband of Haze
wilson Kirk. father of Mrs H. H
Klempner and Pursell F. Kirk OF East
Chicago. r. Bennett. Clarence L. Jr-
and Mary Lou Kirk of Indianapolis
passed away Friday morning. Services
at the FLANNER e. BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY Monday. 2 D. m. Friends in
vifed Burial Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-23

Hope Merchants want a game for sun
dav Call EOS Hope between a. m and
10 p. n. and ask FOR Lloyd Shepherd.
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2 ACRES-2 Groom houses, long build
ing for store. poultry; 20 mi. north. 31l4
Central. HA-1637-J.
TRADE houses for house. OWNER. 22O9
DukP-Sf
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Ramblers viii play az Willow Branch
SUNDAY. All PLAYERS viii meet az the man.
sger's residence. i450 Blsine-av. al noon
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KRAUSE. PAUL A.-Beloved husband OF
Ruth J.. passed away at the Methodist
hospital Friday a. m Funeral notice
later For further information cal
FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL HOME.
LACEY. LEWIS-Husband of Eta Mark
Lacey. brother OF John and Richard
Dick Lacey. passed away at his home
one mile west of Traders Point, Thurs
day. Aug % at 7.15 p. m. Funeral
services will be held Sunday afternoon
at p. m. at the Macedonia Church
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Manufacturers League VIII hold its final
meeting Of the season tonight al AZ the
Smith ssler-Sturm store AL managers
are requested 20 be present as all the re-
naming business viii be taken care OF.
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M { R C H A N D Use

ES WANT ADS are the most
lnnmical in the CITY