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La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Diez fabricantes de tabacos
de esta ciudad, algunos de los
cuales tratan de obtener una re-
.baia de precios con la 'histo-
rieta china" del teamwork,
han reSuelto atacar en- los tri-
.bunales federales la ley de A
juste Agricultural a causa del
.impuesto que deben abonar en-
beneficio de los cosecheros de
.tabaco de este pals, no del ex-
.t~ranjero.
Las firmas envueltas en- ell Ii
y que desean yer esa ley
declarada unconstitutional, son
las siguientes: Schwab-Davis
Jose Garcia y Manuel Garcia,
de Perfecto Garcia; Gradiaz
Annis y Co.; Berriman Bros,
Hav-a-Tampa Cigar Co., A.
Santsella y Co, Cuesta Rey y
Co, Marcelino Perez y Co.,
Morgan Cigar Co. y Salvador
Rodriguez.
Ell litigio de aqui sc Iha esta-
Iblecido contra j. Edwin Larson
como individuo y como recau-
Idador de contribuciones del go
bierno de los Estados Unidos
en- el distrito de Florida.
Dicese que la actitud de los
fabricantes servira para aumen
tar la animosidad de los cam
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

La compania Poinsettia en-
esta epoca de abundancia de
pide cue la botella sc ven
da = II centavos, en- lugar de
Is centavos.
Otras companies Sc oponen,
sin raz6n alguna, queriendo OBJ
tener maycres ganancias.
Isl los consumidores no Sc
unen para dict3r sus condicio-
mes, como Sc unen los otrOs, con
sus d6lares pagaran las cOnse-
cCencias.
Camar6u que Sc duerme...
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

a. AIIEStbI, JUN
manera misteHHsa han sido que
mados en- "a Aei0n de la COM
PIAZZA telegf@Bica Western u
nioVen Warren. Pa, 1880 tele-
gramas que Sc mandaron al re-
presentante democratic DriScoll
d.. Pennsylvania, ~pidiend9le Sc
opiSiese a la ley Wheeler-Ray-
burn.
j.. A. Fisher, exdirector de la
sucurSal de la Western Union
en- Warren, declare que deSde
ell Suceso Sc lie habia suSpendido
de empleo y sueldo, aunque el
~lprotest6, diciendo que no habia
intervenido en- la destruction.
Tan yronto oy6 a Fisher, ell pre-
La gaceta., 1935-07-17


,''''''S ~ ""J'"
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YES "' N''on'"['oS e7l'h orRa-
n.@""u"se en- Ner"'fu| y en-
N'tJ''o' T. I" para n a peieaf
con los hon'"reS de Naffldo.
NI'eS' cue contra los estudlah
''S ''''-o q lU'&o mes COMA
~ " q"'N.' . Una ma
u''S' '''o" S' eieCtuo aver en-
NeI"NI"H P'''eh"o ei caStlgo
"'' HoilN''u ue l"oaSco'
ISI'o aver e' general Me
',""'' eNpI 'S'oe'''e ue IA ne
p"'"N'' al coroner MehdIeta'
J'ie o'+ E"o'eflo PROVISIONAL.
'o''eF' d scala de pen
N'o'''N u 'o9 Ne''I"HoS SuS
''''."' - III E"o'e'io sc propo
nv "','' "'' ''''So con los nom
"''N "e '"S Pt''"''S que lie-
I "''e'"o I"S Peh''oheS'
Lid ''"' '''"e9N'haa are
,eS H"'o "Sei "e pdSar uoS pl-
'le'eS ue los &c rama hohell'
ue TlVo caua ullo. ono 10 40
p"E' "'' 'o''R'o "' u'' hIJo
Sl'So e. o.Fo uh cafh'eefo
ae q Veclhd"o' la m'Jer' que
ih4reSo en- IA career ne N4aAa
oa'o"' olee que Se ehcohtfo los
oIlieteS en- uh IuRaf cercaho a
uoill'clIio'
-h'eRo el coroner
h'''S'"' Jele oe' eJerei'o' acorn
Pahauo por cualro secretaries
deSpacho' FafloS tehlentes
cor"heIe7' commentaries CAPT
taneS y perIodlStas. FL hecho
que los secretaries hagan
segondoheS a batlSt" en-
Ia excursion pruepa que este
eJefce en- Cu0a q podef supfe-
mo- obedece ei wage a ms
pecclonaf los cuarteIeS a
ilfma batlSta'
-'aIIo aver de MeJlco' en-
81 Vapof 'flStopal Coloh' el ca
daVef dei perlouISIa hiVero'
muerto de repehtc, cuando Sc
dlrIRIa a Su pals. Acompaha Ell
cuerpo SD hlJo Jose Ramon III
Vefo.
I'm tribunal dc Urgencla
absoIVlo aver, pof rata dc
pruebas, Al Dr. Alfredo Peque
no. lider abeced'Sta' a Ia
IRA. bcfta FaIdeS. La poilcla
los senaIaba como directories
ne la pasada huelRa.
-Pofque Tres obferas des
paIilladoras cobfabah los Sc
Hos de III Confederation Obre-
fa en- 81 talIef dc despallllo' 81
tuado en- Amlstad y Barcelona,
la poIlcia las detuVo' acusando
las de actIVldades comunistas.
Las encarcefadaS Sc nombran
Fraga Pedraza, Tere-
sa Garcia Hernandez y Maria
Perez. a una de elias Sc le ocu
pc una carta que Sc retlere a
propaganda 'roJa en- eli pue-
bio de Moron.
-Cefca de Jatloonico Ell
campes'no Joaquin falmero nj
un dlsparo de escopeta con-
IRA un cato y mato a un hernia
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

La legislature de California
aprob6 una ley que obliga a las
"cadenas" a pagan $500 al ano
.por cada I'm e~stableGmiento
deapues de- nueve...
Una ley "c6moda" para las
"cadenas'; pero estas asegu-
ran cue es inconstitucional.,.
Parece que la constitucionali-
dada sirve en- estos dias para
proteger a los ~poderosos en- con
ira de los humildeS.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
10 ASESINARON JUNTO A
UN POZO

Orense Julio 17.-Han sido
procesados Alfonso PardO, Con-
cepci6n Rodriguez e Isaura Ro
.drfguez por ell asesinato de
Francisco Rodriguez, q quien
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Sc dponen a la ley Guffey, de
mandada por los Mineros Uni
dos de America, ell $40 de los
diarios de la naci6n. Cast todos
aleg3n que es unconstitutional.
Pues debe empezarse por a.
probarla Y que despues ell tri-
bunal supreme Sc delete, a pc
tici6n de a!gdn patricia, AFRO
jandola por la borda, como hizo
con e. Aguilq AZul.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
cHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ratista y los hombres de uniformly Welles
procurando ell retorno de Qrau. FL programa
de la Juventud Republican,

de China = en- ell MancIlukuo...
~ asi suede en- todo ell mum
do, cuando a las mujeres Sc les
cierran las puertas y Sc Is He
va a la desperation.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

=" ~ -
lilea entire Ell DR.. Orestes Fe-
rrara, que h@ce pocoS dlaS rue
mo a los machadlStaS en- Mia
mi, y Ramon NaSconeeloS, ell
l~reSldente del partIdo Liberal.
Ferrara dice que realize GEES
tones EN- ashlngton, a petit
clon dc NaSconceloS, y que
puede probarlo con cartas que
tltna en- Su poaer. VERTIGO 81 &c
to de Miami como delegado
del rartldo Liberal en- los Esta-
dos Undos, nombrado por Vas
~conceloS.
ASegura que NolVlo a inter
Venlr de nuevo en- la political,
hace algunoS meSeS. cuando Sc
planeaba una revolution por
lei part'do Liberal, ln%cluyendo
a los eXilados.
VasconceloS amenaZa con Il
rar de la manta y JuStltlcar
Su eonducta; pero su conducta
no tlene eXpllcaclon, a Julclo
de la masa LIBERAL, que esta ha
ciendo demostraclones en- su
contra.
Los liberales blen intenclo-
nados no quleren pacto alguno
con los machadistas y ahora So
sabe que Ferrara, odlado por
una parte del pueblo, actuaba
como "emisario" de Nasconce-
los.
Ferrara tambien ACADIA de
revelar que los machadistas
estuvieron conspirando en- con
ira de la revoluci6n.
Con motive de haberSe
descubierto las relaciones peca
minosas que mantenian Vas
concelos y Ferrara, por medic
de correspondence, Sc habla
dc una possible fusion poiitica
del Conjunto DemoCratico con
los nacionalistas, a cambio de
varias senadurias, 3 cartelas y
actas de representatives. Las &c
clones politicas de Mcnocal
han subido con motive de Ia
revelation de csc contubcrnio.
FL teniente FiguerOl, al
mando de la Ia. estaci6n, fu1
llamado anoche por te,Gfono y
Sc lie dijo que en- la casa hume
ro 800 de la Gale de San La
FARO Sc cometia I'm dcli.O. Dis
puso el teniente que ell viglian-
te Camilo Mesa hiciera una in
vestigaci6n.
Este regres6 asegurando qgr
NADIA extrano habia vi5to. De
nuevo llamaron a Figueroa por
telGfono Y este mand6 enton-
ces a tres policias, entire ellos
Ell Mesa. Cuando los agentes
pasaban por la calle de Jove-
Ilar esquina a Aramburo, les
tiraron una bomba, que no les
alcanz6. En- ell interior de la
casa Gale de Jovellar II, de
donde asegura la policia Ian
aaron el artefacto, fueron de-
'tenidos Antonio Fernandez, es
panol; Jose M. Martinez, espa
mol; German Ponce de Leon y
Juan Muniz, cubanos. CrGe5e
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

Pagan esos Pressing Clubs
que han aumentado ell precio
del lavado y planchado a 65
cts, desde So, iustos jornales a
los hombres y mujeres que pa
ra ellos trsbajan?
GPiensan los "consumidores'
cruzarse de brazos frente a esa
contradiction?
Cincuenta centavOs por un
traje nos parece un precio JUS
to, principalmente en- los distri
tos latinos donde los obreros
tl-nan ocho o diez pesos a la
semana.
Use aumento hara que mu-
dhos trabajadores, los mas la
b~oriJsos, aprendan a lavar y
plalch3r su ropa, en- defensa
propia!
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
Diez fabncantes de tabacos llevan a
los Tribunales ell impuesto de la AAA
Los campesinos del Norte de la Florida aumen-
taran su animosidad en- contra de la Industrial

l2esinos del norte del estado con
ira la industria de Tampa, que
no ie compran rama y en- cam
bio "a adquieren en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
CS>RA AL Ola

Ferrara afirma az. Flssconcelos lie comisiono
para realizar gestior,es en- Washington. - Acu-
sa&as de Gonlunistas tres o5reras despaIllado-
ras. - Tendra I'm capital de $4,000 900 ell
Banco Agricola de Cuba
La gaceta., 1935-07-17

AplaudimOs Ia Qrudencia de
La gaceta., 1935-07-17
Telegramas de les %Lobisks" .<smados
~ una Estacion TeSgrVic9

Warrington, julio 17.-De !;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
In The Local Theaters
STATE

Tonight Is the magic night and
the Warner State theater Is the
place! It's Registration Night"
1t looks like all Waterbury will
be at the State tonight and in
order to accommodate the crowds
anticipated the management has
secured the Strand theater for the
evening to provide hundreds of ad-
ditional seats. The Strand will
present big special first-run pro-
gram. Evening prices start at 3
p. m. to-day as this is special
evening attraction. Children will
not be admitted. Come on down
to the State or Strand tonight
and share In the fun.
On the State screen a brand
new double feature program
starting to-day that includes 1.-THE
Girl Friend" rousing musical
comedy with beautiful Ann Soth-
ern, Jack Haley, Broadway's fav-
orite comedian and the ever popu-
lar Roger Pryor.
The associate feature will be
1.-THE 80 steps" new hit with the
handsome star of 1.-THE Count OF
Monte Cristo". Robert Donat. This
gentleman is destined to go far In
the movies and even new threatens
the popularity of Clark Gable
among feminine fans. A sensation
in his first picture, Robert Donat
will win new legions Of admirers
with his marvellous acting and re-
mantle love-making in THE 80
steps" See this great show at the
State to-day, tomorrow or Friday.
Regardless OF reports to the con-
trary the management announced
to-day that Registration Night"
will be continued for weeks to
come.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
USED CAR SALE! READ THE LISTINGS UNDER III
AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINSlN
NOTICE
THE CITIZENS AND MANUFAc-
TURERS NATIONAL BANK OF
WATERBURY

TURERs NATIONAL BANK OF
WATERBURY,
THE FRANCO AMERICAN COM.
PANY, The FRANCO AMERICAN
SOCIAL CLUB, INCORPORATED,
FREDERICK J. LOISELLE. VIC
TOR BERNIER. late Ct W gEp
HEIRS, REPREsENT ATiYEs and
gE9IRsiNIIER, J, :, Ep ! Y E .JISs
go SHTTTAl cHA Ae9IEsi r. GHA Ar.
GAR O.. ADAMS, ID. p. s, ER;
MASsIcoTTE, JOHN B. vALLEE,
1Ste 81 W " NaIIyn ds SncHl'
sSNrATrTFvEs AND cAEpIToRs
Of said JOHN B. VALLED, 7. Q.
+ EH 4 a RaRDeeRSsheSsNrWx 1PSM;
AND CREDiT0Rs OF FRANCIS III!,I
A; A. !, ;, GI.AsGS,NNooN, and LORETTA
coitRT Of COMMON { PLEAS for the
S bury at WW.4STFEERBuRr." August
ORDER OF NOTICE
STATE "a ,g OF On coM MEgSp ST}ly DIS g.
WATERBGRY. August 10th. 1858.
Upon the complaint Of said plain
IF THE ] l !, GiTizEN NsIoAAN AMP MANU- hAlNy
OF WA,TEE als1s ,oEp, praying ,o for
Closure SaSDrs t ana possession ss n Of 81 mort
gagged premises, .returnable to. the
first Tuesday Of September, 1895,
before the Court OF Common Pleas
for the judicial District Of Water
DssE s e aSd d Ssns foSnd s s SRs
fendants, The HEIRS, R1PREsEN.
SAID VICTOR BERNTER, deceas-
Al sns ThHs MaPo HND tRR1nhps ..
fToRs OF said FRANCOIS A. GAG
ERsaS SsfssaTsacr AND ecRRiEM p.'
1ToRS OF JOHN B. yALLEE, late
Of q, sag q w waterbury, DECEASED, r5 ana
JOHN B. VALLEE. deceased. are
absent from this State-gone to
pA II IS Hpf TrGHEEPR;EFoRE ORDERED,
That Stics OF The psndsn,SSy S Of sad
snts The p MERs sn R f4 Pre-
TIVEs AND CREDITORS OF. SAID
VICTOR BERNIER, deceased, and
The WIDOW. HEIRS. REPRESEN.
said FRANCOIS 4. aAaNoNA de-
ceased, and The HEIRS, REPRE-.
SENTATIVES AND CREDITORS
OF JOHN B. vALLEE, late Of said
FRED N VALLEE, EXECUTOR OF
THE ESTATE OF JOHN 3. VAL
LEE, deceased, by publishing this
order In the Waterbury Democrat.
z newspaper printed IN waterbury,
ing on or before the goth day OF
August. 1885. by. some proper off,
GER or Indifferent person.
WILLIAM NJ. GILLETTE,
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
STATE of CONNECTICUT. NEW
RGRY. August 20, 1885. EN-
The within and foregoing Is a
true ana attested Copy OF the
original Order of Notice In my
hands for Publication.
Attest:
BENJAMIN GLICKMAN,
S-20-3t Constable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
GARDEN

The cycle of pictures that have
various departments OF govern
ment services for background II
now complete. The last remaining
branch, Department OF 1mmigra-
ton, Is covered in the new Warner
Brothers picture, stranded"
which comes to the New Garden
theater today and Thursday.
The picture Is a thrilling and
romantic drama based on the
story Lady With a Badge" by
Frank Wead and Ferdinand Rey-
her. Others In the cast include
Patricia Ellis, Donald Woods,
Robert Barrat and Barton Mac
Lane. Frank Borzage directed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
Clothing Asked For
Needy Local Family
6oys' Apparel Sought for John YabIOnsIy's Off
springs Left PenniIess By Recent Fire
BEACON FALLS
VIM :. Baxter Correspondents Nangatuck e7a-s

would take some time before he
could be secured.
Lee Expects Business
Personal Tax Collector William
Lee expects to be busy the next two
weeks ana half. He has announced
that Sept. will be the deadllne
for payment of the long overdue
personal taxes.
There are great many who still
owe on these taxes, some for two
or three years, but list of them
has been compiled and they will
face court action unless they pay
up before Sept. /.
All the names of those who have
not paid by that time will be turn
ed over to court authorities and
warrants to bring these persons in
to court will then be issued. Taxes
are due on Nov. Is of each year
and a months period OF grace Is
allowed for payment. The personal
tax collector Is required by law to
make all collections and this is the
final warning to the delinquents
who have evaded payment UP to
now.
Mrs. Murray Fcted
Friends of Mrs. Thomas Murray,
wife Of DR.. Murray of this town,
feted her Monday at the home Of
Mrs. Chester Garvin on Wolfe ave-
nue.. Mrs. Murray Is a member Of
bridge club and members Of this
group honored her. DR.. and Mrs.
Murray will leave this town on
Sept. s to make their home in st.
Louis, Missouri. The couple have
proved quite popular since DR..
Murray TOOK up his practice here
and their many friends will be sor-
ny to see them go.
A lunch followed the bridge play.
Those in attendance were: Mrs.
Ralph Holbrook, Mrs. William
Hoadley. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Frank
=. Bronson, Mrs. John Hill and
Mrs. Garvin, Of Beacon Falls; Mrs.
John U. Ferris of Naugatuck; Mrs.
William Todd Of Shelton and Miss
Elsie Carroll Of WaterburI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
STRAND

This afternoons matinee marks
your final opportunity to see Grace
Moore in Love Me Forever" also
college Scandal with a big cast
Of favorites. Tonight at @ p. m.
the Strand unites with the State
theater In the presentation of
Registration Night" and will
offer special show for this one
evening only. The program will
include new first-run feature pic
ture and deluxe surrounding pro-
gram. Evening prices 40 cents
and rs cents start at 3p. m. as
this is an evening attraction. The
Strand joins the State in the pres
entation of Registration Night"
in order to accommodate the hum
dreds Of factory and office work.
ers who arrive late and are unable
to gain admission to the State on
Wednesday evenings. Children will
not be admitted to either theater
tonight.
Starting tomorrow the Strand
will present Its regular Thursday
change OF program including Bette
Davis with George Brent In Front
Page Woman, also Tullio Car
monatti and Mary Ellis in the
musical hit paris In Spring"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21

Beacon Falls, August 21-- The
family of John Yablonsky OF Cooks
lane still in need OF clothing, es-
pecially boys clothing, It was an
nounced today by Miss Marian
Keeffe, executive secretary Of the
Naugatuck Red Cross which has
been looking after the IL children
in the family since their home was
burned down last week.
Several appeals have met with
generous response thus far, Miss
Keeffe states, but she asks Beacon
Falls and Naugatuck residents to
send in boys clothing. The young
boys of the family have virtually
nothing to wear in the line. Of suits.
There Is not as much need for
girls clothing although such would
be thankfully received. The Red
Cross is doing a fine job in taking
care OF the family and has increas-
ed its many friends here by it's
kindly action.
No arrests or accidents were re-
ported by state police at the Bea-
con Falls barracks today. The town
Is still maintaining It's reputation
for being one Of the most law-abid-
ing in the state.
Vacancy to be Filled
Nobody has yet been appointed
to take the place which will be left
vacant on Sept. 8 when DR.. Thomas
Murray, only physician here, moves
to st. Louis, Mo. It Is believed some
appointment will be made Short
ly. -
Some residents of this town had
feared the town would be left with
no resident doctor here but 1t was
learned today several have applied
for the place and are being consid-
cred now. j. Frederick Baker Of
New Haven will name the doctor
who will fiji the vacancy, 1t was
learned.
Local residents will be glad to
hear this for frequently a Doctors
services are required Immediately
and IL one did not live here, 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
wARNINGl

It has come to the attention Of
the Hairdressers ana Cosmeticians
Commission Of the State of Con-
necticut that various individuals
engaged in the selling of cosme tics
from house to house have demon
strated the same on females for the
purpose Of introducing or selling the
preparations and products sold by
the individuals concerned. Attention
IL called to Chapter 1875 Of the Gem
erai Statutes, Revision Of 1890. Sec:
tions ASA and 449a, stating in effect
that no person shall demonstrate or
carry on the occupation OF cos
metician or hairdresser without first
having obtained a license therefor
from the commission.
Section 1907, Chapter 1875 Of the
General Statutes, Revision Of 1880,
states as follows: "Any person who
shall violate any provision of this
chapter, for the violation of which
no other penalty is provided, shall
be fined not more than one hundred
dollars, and, upon a second convic-
ton, shall be fined not more than
one hundred dollars or imprisoned
not more than sixty days or both"
The Commission hereby warns
that II. will prosecute according TO
the above section any persons
whom Il learns Is carrying on the
business of selling cosmetics with
demonstrations to purchasers e
stated hereinabove. S.14-2l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that !. John
Anthony Zappone OF Tarbell Ave..
Oakville, Conn, have hled an appli-
cation dated August 18th, 1895 with
q Package Store Permit (beer onlyb
for the sale OF alcoholic liquor on
the premises, Tarbell Ave-, Oakville.
Conn. The business IL owned by
John Anthony zappone, Of Tnrbell
Ave-, Qakville. Conn.,, and Will be
conducted by John Anthony Zap
gons. o. Tarnsli Ave" oakviiie'
JOHN ANTHONY zAPPoNK,
Dated August 18TH 1895. s-si.ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE UF AFFLACAIION
This Is to give notice that ], MI
chael J. Brady, of IS Washington
St., Waterbury, Conn.,. have filed an
application dated August l4th, 1885
with the Liquor Control Commission
alcoholic liquor on the premises e26
South Main St., Waterbury. Conn.
The business Is owned by Michael
]. Brady, Of SO Washington b., Wa
terbury, Conn.,, and will be con-
Quoted by Michael J. Brady. OF So
Washington st., Waterbury, Conn.,,
MrcHArL ]. BRADY.
Dated August 18th, 1885. s-il-al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that !, Dem
mis- Joseph Delaney, OF 1e4 Water
VILE St., Waterbury Conn. have
filed an application dated August
llst. 1895 with the LIQUOR Control
Commission for a Druggists Permit
for the sale of alcoholic liquor on
the premises, 400 Willow street. Wa
terbury, Conn. The business IL own
ed by Rldgewood Drug Company. OF
400 Willow st., Waterbury, Conn.,.
and will be conducted BY Dennis
Joseph Delaney, OF 1e4 Watervilie
ST. H nESNis JOSEPH SHn p b RslMlssss
Dated AnKust atal, 1855. e-9l.a9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that I. Rich
ard w. Law, of Middlebury Road,
Middlebury. Conn. have filed an APP
plication dated August 14th. 1886,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for q Restaurant Permit for the sale
Middlebury Road, Middlebury. Conn.
The business Is owned by Helen K.
Law, of Middlebury Road, Middle
bury, Conn.,, and will be conducted
by Richard W. Law, of Middlebury
Road, Middlebury. Conn.,, as permit
RICHARD w. LAW.
Dated August 14th, 1885. S-14.2i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OF AFFLICATIUN
This is to give notice that !. Ed
ward Alvin Elsdon, Of 176 Beecher
Ave-, Waterbury. Conn. have hled
1895 with the Liquor Control Com
mission for a Package store Beer
Permit for the sale Of alcoholic IL
quor on the premises. 1906 East
Main St., Waterbury, Conn. The
business Is owned by First National
AYES, East Hartford, Conn.,. and will
be conducted by Edward Alvin Els
don, OF 176 Beecher Ave., Waterbury,
Conn, as permittee.
EDWARD ALVIN ELSDON.
Dated August 10th, 1895. S-2l-2S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

This Is to give notice that I, James
p. McGrath, Of 139 Robbins ST., Wa
terbury, Conn, have filed an appli-
cation dated August 9th, 1885, with
the Liquor Control Commission for
alcoholic liquor on the premises, l49
West Main St.. Waterbury, Conn.
The business IL owned by The Olde
Maestro Beverage Co., Of 40 West
Main St., Waterbury, Conn.,, and will
be conducted by James p. McGrath,
of 1s9 Robbins st.. Waterbury, Conn.
JAMES p. McGRATH.
Dated August 9th, 1885. s-14-21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

This is to give notice that I, Vito
Mecca, Of IS o Oak st.; W vnn;lrss,cn
dated August goth, 1885. with the
Liquor Control Commission for q
Restaurant, Permit for. the sale. Of
alcoholic liquor on the premises
located Mt 3iS Bank st., Waterbury.
Conn. The business is owned by
waterbury, Conn, and will be con-
Quoted BY vito Mecca, Of As Oak
St., Waterbury, Conn. as permittee'
Dated ADJUST goth, 1885. S-21-2S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
LIQUOR PERMIT

This Is to give notice that l, Sam
Bacco. OF 627 North Main ST., Wa
terbury, Conn, have filed an appli-
cation dated August 14th, 1898, with
the Liquor Control Commission for
a Restaurant Permit for the sale
81 aasSh Sac.h iq NOR on the premises
Conn. The business Is owned BY
Sam Bacco, of 627 North Main st.,
Waterbury, Conn, and will be con-
Quoted by Sam Bacco, of 627 North
Main St., Waterbury, Conn.,, as per-
mittee.
Dated August 14th, 1885. s-14-21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS
BATE COURT, Aug. 18th, 1885.
ESTATE of JOSEPH ]. BROPHY.
late OF the town OF Waterbury, in
said district, deceased.
The Court OF Probate for the Dis
trict OF Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
tate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, win be de.
barred a recovery. All persons In
kebtea to said estate are requested
JOHN -. BRORHx.
e-1e~at Administrator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21

Men Wanted
EXPANSION
10 MEN AT ONCE


Owing to the expansion Of our
territory by our home office and
in line with this major branch de-
velopment, we will place in re-
sponsible positions Immediately ten
men.
We do not require experience, as
everyone selected is trained in our
branch procedure at our expense.
Applicants should be married, over
26, of clean character and good
habits.
While these positions should pay,
when experienced, ward of
$4,000 per week, still we ask that
men employed be able to live on
$36 per week for the first three
weeks.
Our personnel director, Mr.. H. d.
Stout will interview men with
a bove qualifications, Thursday
morning, August 20, from 10 to 10,
at SO North Main St., Waterbury,
Conn.,, Room "a. -