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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
international
Horizon Cloudy
German-J Japan Pact Causes
Warning World Peace
Now Is Threatened

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-There was
nothing serene on the Internation-
al horizon last Saturday night.
Germany continuing to deny
knowledge of a German-Japanese
pact aimed at Russia, admitted she
S ready to ait with Japan in Civ
n situations"
Russia hit back at the reported
anti Soviet alliance with marning
to Tokyo that Japan would not get
any further important fishing con-
cessions from the U.S.SR. unless
the pact was cancelled.
British diplomats also moved into
the limelight seeking to convince
other nations that the Spanish
Civil War with its threat aimed
at world peace, should be kept To-
Called.
Great Britain, however, did not
explain what she would do if one
of her ships should be attacked on
the high seas following the warn
ing by the Spanish Fascists that
shipping must stay away from the
Barcelona area.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
is PREPARING
AGAINST FLOOD
Pittsburgh Dete rmines to
Take No Chances on
High Water

PITTSBURGH, Nov %. - The
city of steel is preparing for an
other ood-determined not to be
caught mapping again.
The retail stores, the wholesal-
ers. the utilities even the relief
agencieS-are busy.
They're interested, of course, in
the big flood control programs call
ing for massive dams on the water
sheds of the Allegheny and Mon
ongahela rivers which form the
Ohio in Pittsburgh's golden tri-
angle"
But they won't wait. Construc-
ton, even if started Immediately,
would require two or three years.
So they are going ahead with pri-
vate protection devices.
One big department store, for
instance, is installing easily-closed
shutters at each door and alminum
bulkheads b ehind each display
window.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
)EATH FOR nine
CONVICTED IN
SABOTAGE CASE
|iberian Official Passe S
Death Sentences-Ger-
man Engineer. to Die

INOVOSIBIRSKI, Siberia, Nov. %.
Judge Erich, President of the
|ilitary Collegium of the Supreme
purt, has sentenced to death nine
efendants charged with causing
pc death of IA miners through acts
sabotage.
Those sentenced include E. Stick
lng, German engineer, through
HON the prosecution sought to
nix the German Nazis also exiled
|olshevist leader Leon Trotzky,
18th a plot to wreck the Kamerovo
pal mines.
Death sentences in sabotage cases
Pually are carried out in secrecy
I'd dispatch by firing squad.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
EGGS,
and QUICKLY

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Nov. s.
While housewives went sparingly
on their eggs, G. C. Deal, manager
of the Matanuska Colony Creamery,
brought twelve cases of eggs to town
looking for retail outlet and the
first store he entered bought all of
them.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines
'7'ou have tried for your cough, chest
told or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
Fou cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul-
zion, which goes right to the seat
bf the trouble to aid nature to
boothe and heal the inf1amed MEM
branes as the .germ-laden phlegm
is loosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, don't be discouraged, your
Druggist IS authorized to guarantee
preomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Circumcision right now. (Adv.)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Col. Lindbergh
Takes De Valera
On First Flight

DUBLIN, Nov. 23.-Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh took President canon
De Valera on the latters' first flight
last Saturday afternoon. He circled
aloft for some time and later, af
ter inspecting possible terminals for
a trans Atlantic plane service, C@A
Lindbergh flew back to his home
at Kent, England.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Alabama Farmers Gain

MONTGOMERY, Ala Things
are looking up for the Alabama
farmer, according to records of J..
G. Garrett, State and Federal ag-
ricultural statistician. He reports
the Alabama farmers gross income
for 1885 was STA, 100000, an in
crease of $14,196,000 over the prev
ious years gross yield.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Profitable Flock

SPUR, TeX.-Hens were a prime
investment for Joe M. Rose. His
flock of 226 white leghorn hens
in three months produced eggs that
sold for $157.32. Feed cost $54.55,
leaving Rose with a profit of As
cents Tor each hen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Shute Is Champ

PINEHURST, North Carolina,
Nov. 23.-Densm more Shute, OF
Cleveland, who failed five times to
win the American Amateur title,
won the professional Golfers cham
pionship title yesterday, defeating
Jimmy Thompson, from Swanee-
On-The-Delaware, Pennsylvania.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Window
Staying
Reported

CALGARY, Nov. ga second
window Staying" in Alberta Pro-
vince in a month is reported.
Mrs. Roy Robson, aged 38, who
was standing at her kitchen stove
in a farm house near Gem, was
instantly killed by rifle bullet.
A short time later, Roy, her hus-
band, aged 40, shot and killed him
self, Provincial authorities report
ad
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
First Aid Teacher

LORAIN, O., Nov. 23.-Miss Marie
ramschak, secretary to the Lorain
Ugh school principal. is all set
Pr hookey-bent boys who plead
Eps in their clothing as an excuse
go home for the rest of the day.
liss Kromschak takes her sewing
hsket out of the desk and makes
spairs on the spot.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Cigarette Sitting Hen

MEMPHIS, Tenn.-State revenue
men reported seizure of IS packages
of un-tax stamped cigarettes from
under setting hen. Owners of the
hen pleaded guilty to violation of
the tobacco tax law.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
'irt Used by Engineer
to Build House Cheaply

LA FERIA, Tex, Nov. 23.-J. E.
lirkham, research engineer, used
TT to build an experimental house
lirt cheap"
The house is made of earthen
locks combined with interpreting
Iements. The blocks are Is by
F1s by 6 inches. Kirkham says
be material is a non-conductor of
Eat and cold His 5-room house
pst 5000, including plumbing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
Great BRITAIN
TO Defend her.
SHIPS ON SEAS
o:eign Secretary Anthony
Eden Makes Statement
to House Commons

LONDON, Nov. 23.-Great Bril-
in will protect ner shipping on
he high seas from either The Span
Ia Government or the Spanish In
lrgents. This was the statement
ade today in the House of Com
ons by Foreign Secretary An
hony Eden.
The emphatic announcement also
id the Government would intro
pee a bill making it Illegal to carry
ms to Spain in British ships.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
)ull Headaches Gone,
Simple Remedy Does 1t

Headaches caused by constipation
lie gone after one dose of Adlerika
his cleans poisons out OF BOTH
PIPER and lower bowels. Ends bad
leep, nervousness. Butler Mauro
rug Co., in Douglas by Guys Drug
tore. adv.
Try The Empire classifieds for
LICK results.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23

GETTYSBURG, Pa-Council is
considering an ordinance to require
owners of snakes to license them
as pets. Scores of Texas bullheads,
kept as pets, escaped from a pen
recently and caused number of
complaints. And it was suggested
the ordinance should have teeth
in it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
For Down-Outers

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The st.
Petersburg transient home offers
down-andouters food and lodging
for one night, then orders them to
move on
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23
TWO ALASKAN
OFFICERS Are
GIVEN HON0RS
Captains Cashier, Mason
Picked for Import
ant Course

WASHINGTON, Nov %. = The
War Department announces that
Capt. Lawrence Cashier, 7th In
fantry, stationed at Chilkoot Bar
racks in Alaska, and Capt. Dale
Mason, United States Signal Corps,
stationed at Anchorage, Alaska,
have been selected students at the
command of the General Staff's
School at Fort Leavenworth for the
1937-1938 course.
Capt. Cashier is we'll known in
Juneau, having made many visits
here since stationed at Chilkoot
Barracks, on Lynn Canal. Capt.
Mason is in charge of the Anchor
age district, Signal Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-23

Try a classified-Emplre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
HAMMOND TRUST
 FUND ATTACHED

Boston, Aug. IS.-(Up)-Validlty of the trust established under the will of John Hays Hammond, late famed mining engineer, for his son, Harris Hammond of New York, b attacked in c bill In equity on Ale in Suffolk superior court here today. The plaintiff, the Irving Trust company Of New York, acting aS trustee in bankruptcy for the Son. ora Products Corporation of Amer lea, contends that the real purpose of the trust Is to protect the son from hISe creditors. The bill seeks to reach and apply Haminond's inter. est in his fathers will to satisfy Q 9i,0So,7SB balance on Q Si,038, 7bB judgment alleged to have been oh- tained against the younger Ham. southern New York.
 Besides Harris Hammond, his brother John Jr, the old Colony Trust company, as trustee, and the Riggs National Bank of Washing tons D. O., also are named respond. entA.
 The Judgment which the suit seeks to GAtisfy was granted last Nos VeTnber after four years litigation It concerned 0 suit for on Account- ing Of profits made through pur- chase and sale of stock of the Dc Forest Radio corporation while HAfs riS Hammond and other fespond- ente were officers and directors of Sonora corporation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
NOTICED

Public hearing .ph .PtOpoRed dlhanee at No. aoS Columbia BoulSs ward.
 in accordance with Section l9S of the Revised statutes Of the state ot 6y siveR that thS ilonrd et Alder: men of the City oE Waterbury will hold . public. .hgNrlng .0n FrlaAy, :. nuEa,' i,l., Sastssn stSndSrd time. .iIS6 HDtGS1 It tSe AIdtrii,en i CSsmSsE. GiSy Heil SS!alDs .Ss llS Un 'HRs HRs.HCHyHsSss:s sSEs sSaESnF
 NoHldpfcN Zone 0t property located at No, aOB columblH DOui0vAfdi ..
 All persons owning prOpertleg lM or thob0 Immediately. .Adlaehht !il tho fNAr thereUR, or those dlfeotly lc appear and 6e heard "a ttESf0nee 10 tho pr0posed amendment At the time ana place above spoelHeu.
 By OFaer oe tho Board ot Alder men, at . nt6Oting held AugunE Srd'
 JOHN ?. FITSMAyNIcH,. ..... City Clerk e.i2.2k.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
NOTlCEl

Public hearint. .,ssscp%CSsSda Ssa 9rdinSnco at NO' T VSF&InSIOH ~ii in Sesprdsns.. with sss.lS,n A. 9s Of Connecticut, of ioeQ, nvtlos 10 hereby klVen that tho Board ot Al. dSrmen of tho. City ee Waterbury will hold q public hoRFlng on Fri. ., m, eastern etArdaFd time, 10 the. Alderniahl0 Chambor. Clty change ci aonS from 4 Nsgiashse 0Pty located at No. Ab Warrington ~IIiI All bbsrsons. owning proysrtlss n those immediately. adjacent In the poiitS iksfel0, are hereby netlAS4 10 Appear and bN heard lh reference (o tRe pFopOsea. RmendinHt .At Che time and place above specified,
 ny order of the ilqArd of Alder. mSii, St . meeting held Augubt Sfd, i0bS,
 JOHN P. yiTsMAyv.R!iEcn., Ec. .,. a.tSsAt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
STATE AVIATOR
 OFFICIALS MEET

Hartford, Conn, Aug. ls.--tUp) -The National Association of State Aviation Officials will hold It's sixth annual meeting here Sept. 2l to 90, with U. 8. Senator Royal {. Cope. land, New York, as one of the chief speakers. State aeronautics officials from ell sections of the country are expected to attend tho convention, which starts Sept. 2S, at Newark airport.
 Many of the persons to attend the Hartford meeting will gather there to inspect the AiTport's new system of air traffic control end terminal airport operation.
 Aalong speakers listed for the gathering here are Eugene L. Vidal director of air commerce; J. Carroll Cone, assistant director Of Alr com. m0rce for air regulation; Richard s. Boutelle, state coordinAtor Of the bureau of air commerce and Gov. Wilbur |. CroSs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

quincy, owned by Che Massaehu- sets Society Of Che Colonial Danes.
 ConnsetloutS oldest is thO old stone House, known also as the Henry Whltfsld House, At ouilfOfd, Connecticut, dating from ieoe and owned by the Henry Whltfleld state Historical Museum. Rhode Islands first built was Che Daseete House in Slater Park, PaWtucket, dating from 1894 and maintained by the Pawtucket chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, New HampshlreB oldest is the Richard Jackson House at Portsmouth, built in 1864 and owned by the Society for the Preservation of New Etigs land Antiquities. VerInont'b long. estsbuIlt is the old Constitution House at windsor, erected iA iT0e and moved to its present site lI1 1914. It is owned by the windsor Historical society. in it the Yer. mont Constitution was drawn up and signed. in i777, and it WAs used for tho first session Of vetmontb legislature.
 There are seven houses on the list over 300 years, 80 over a00, and DB over 900 years old.
 Tn addition to the list of historic houses, the New England councils publication also lists 4S art museums and special collections of interest to the public: 6 ifl Maine; 6 ln New Hampshir0; 6 in Vermont; i0 in Massachusetts: { in Rhode Island; and, 8 iA Connecticut.
 The compilation Was prepared for the New England council hy tho art committee of the New England Conference of the State FedetAtion1 Of Women's clubs under the ohalrs mAnship of Mrs. Harold 4. May forth of Vermont, assisted by the following women: Mrs. Edith Pratt Brown of Maine; Mrs. Robert Dole of New Hampshire; Mrs. Herbert stephen of Massachusetts; Mles Grace MacAuslan of Rhode Island ; end Mrs. Frederick Card of Con- nectlcut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
200 Historic Houses
 Open In New England
Public Invited on Inspection Tours Massachusetts
 Leads With Greatest Number, l32

Boston, Aug. iS.-The first com. prehenslve list Of famous and hls- toFic old houses open to the public throughout Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut has now been publlbhed by tho New Engs land Council. A total of 20b hiB- toRlo houses are listed, representing Q combined age of 4i,iA years. This is almost ten times the antiquity of the largest of the Egyptian pyras mldb, that Of Oheops at 0lBa which dates from 900O 3. Q. Massachu. BettA leads among the six states with iS2 historic houses: Connectl. cut is next with 27: Maine is third with 70; Rhode Island is fourth with iS; New Hafnpshite is fifth with 70; Vermont is sixth with five. Copies of this publication are being sent by Che council to oil chambers of commerce and tourist informal ton bureaus Co Dc Of assistance in answering Che inquiries of the thous sands Of summer visitors and vaca- tlonlng residents throughout New England.
 TnS honor of being the oldest structure ii the councils New Dng. land list goes Co Fort William Henry at Pemaduid Beach, Maine, which dates from i03O. Three houses share tho honor of being the oldest in Massachusetts; the Rebecca Nurse Home in DanverS, owned by tho Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities: the Fair banks House in Dedham, owned by the Fairbanks Family in America, Inc: and the quincy Homestead in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
NOTICED

Public !:, .. h:.ariGE .U GE. Sn,,aIrpssO rsOPscsss PssSs OFliiiahce for No. '! Wllgoh elreet, in Aoeofdehcg wlth SaYti9n ile oe Si !.sSS SSnns'S.ISu 'vas i'1,C ,saIS SOt,ss a dermen Of GhO. City of Waterbury will hold a. public he9rlng on Frlss day, August 9iat, i09S, at .1iS0 S;SO o'clock D.. fi, daylight saving time, In tho, .AidGrfnahlo Chamber, City Hall Building, on 4he. .pf9poAed phnHgb of sone. from Mehlg genqe Zone to C RSaid0fee zone Gg tho property lcoat0d At No. 70 Wilson All persons owning pPOperties in tho vicinity 0t thS above address. or thOb0 Immediately Adihc6nt In the rear therepf, or thpse qlreetiy 0ppos appear and bO. heard in HSferenca Co the pf6poAAd Hthcfdmtnt at the time and place above bpectne9.
 1ly order of tho n0AFd Of Alder.s InqI, At . meeting held August SFd,
 JOHN P. FITzNAvRicE,
 City Clerk. s.i9.ak
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Footwear Furniture Fues-Adverise Them On The Classified Page
ksrul Neeiee.
NOTIcEl

Public heArlHg en Pfopeeea AInetlarnegk tO Bulldlhg HqhS. Qrs dlnNAe0 fOf UtUpekty located. e the eDffOr Nk dedNNb TStfaee and Have thOfne Avenue,
 in. aceofdAnee with aeetloA ei the Netlaed bth(uten et lhe ptate Uk Cohueelluut, ek leeVl. nOtlee .Heteu by aiVSn that tha hQAf0 gk AlaeE.. men of ths CltS Oe .WatefbNtk VIII 6Sla ,.s NgellS hasElYg g,.sInas, n ,sIasy. SI .,s'. sSstSrS MIt stsRdhFS tine, s 5, 'gs, 6iys IlshS eAX Xlhe !!E,e, ln M, gStlnaIls ] M !. the prOpObSd pkAhge oe aUke From A RtbldehUN kOht % a guelnete Bone Qk pfunetty located Al inc e0fs ner Ul .de6dea Terrace aAd Nave 'hSfrI SiI pstsoas. HysSS'i iewnlns prOpsr,lss h lhe vicinity St tHS Gsoye GddttSb q rear theFepf, or those directly .Qp: to appSGF and be heard ln rsE0fe bIlcO to the proposed AlnendmiOHk as
 fsy order Os (h6 Hoard Of AtdeHa tnS6, at Q meeting hOla August Srd,
 JOHN ?. rt1HMAyAIcn,. City Clerk. s.i9.9t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
7.I0 IiOM PIpIs MIT

gts$:, $; $:,.EIy ',IESs: XXX :,;I. Ss,. sSi SSi ie!: <. Spbl!ce.ion dated AuE, is,. ,iSS;s S;d. wj.h jsS bsS1SE'',s ',s;pS pSf%s I Ss ,s... ,GS sGs Os S1SIHS SGSIr..s %s!Srp'ee c~SsS Nssssr.t NHS y
 WatsrbSfy' ttSibSf"t Conn, ~ ana wiIi Se ecS: : ductod by Thomas r. McCnrthy, oe ~ Grove st., Waterbury, Conn., as p'F"''''TTiH THOMAS T.. MCCARTHY. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

READY TO- GO
 USED CARS go Ford eedan--Trunk 'S0 Ford Trunk Sedan 'So Ford Sedan and Coupe 30 Chevrolet Master Sedan ga Chevrolet Master Sedan 'SS Pontiac Coaches 'SS Tefraplane Sedan 'So Plymouth Master Sedan ga 0ldsm0bil0 Sedan ga R0o Sedan, like new ga ohrysler Coach, ia,000 miles 'SS Dodge 0onv. Coupe 'sS TorrAplan0 Sport Coupe ga Packard Club Sedan 'S2 Studebaker Com, Sedan, Q dandy 'S2 Rockne ConV Coupe 'S2 Plymouth Coupe ga Auburn ConV Coupe a Cadillac sedan (Radio) 'Si Buick 6 pass. Coupe 'Si Chevrolet Conv. Coupe a Chevrolet Sedan 30 Cadillac Sedan 80 Ford Coaches (2) 100 OtheFs-As low as Nothing Down Bal e Much as % Mos. to Pay
 CREEL BROS., ING.
 299 WEST MAIN ST.
 464 MEADOW ST.
 Phone S.BS27
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
NOTlCE!

Public hearlng on. Proposed Amendment Co tho building Zone Ordinance ln the vicinity of No. i446 Bank street. in. aocofdanos with Section tsB oi Tho Revised statutes of tho state of Connecticut, Of .ibS0i. notice lB here. by glVsn. that the .tQnrd Qf Alder: mon of tho City of Waterbury will hold c public h6Agitg on Ftlday, August Slgt, lssg at q o'clock p, m. g.. m, dayilERy saylIG' time. 1S..fkS AldSrmanic ChambsT. C!ty H9ll 6E lenV from n Residence Zone 10 gated gated in..hs in ths vicinity of Mo- iAds '. Ali persons owning. properties In the .ylcinity of the Aboys addfsEs 0r those immediately adjacent 10 the rear thereof, or those directly opposite thereto, are hereby nOtl. Asd to ?Ppggr and % heard ig rss: at the lime and place abovs Spscl. Fly H5y ordsr of the seerd of Aiasr- !nea, Rt q HisetiAe held August sFd. "'''" soHN ?. TiTsMAuRlgH.
 citS Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
LI0UOR HMl.NllT..

Sss, s :sssS Ss: S:::: isy: si :, ! E$j;; SIPNe9 Ss o" aScs SSesS cUN;to A% sts GSms. iSSS sion for. . Tavern Permit for tho ts ..: Gs ao: :HSSsSS qSSr S wst.ISSTs HSs:S
 William Joseph Hayes, of 50 Evilsr Sonducesd Sy William Joseph Hayes, of 60 Fuller st" Waterbury, Conn.,, "' p'IwRiiff'fHffAM p'IwRiiff.'fHffAM JOSEPH. HAYES.
 Dated AueuAt 18th, 1886. s.iSss0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
I.IAtlOR rleIlNilT

.N0TICE OE MPELICMTIVN. &lsiSS;S &sissS.;; l! y"SS gSs S: Ss :, %;l'sS ss esNsG lS. ssSs SatssS sSnttef Htsf S lsas ws q Tavern Permit for the sale of sIeoGSile iigucE. on, thS ,. IrsTH.iis..s,.s T.i.. }. Th9 SSsInssS iS wSI,Sn S%nsS sI NIsess. Wasss! Suf$, Conn, and will bs conducted Et., Wat0Sbury, conLy as peEnill!ee'
 MICHAEL j,. LYNCH.
 Dated August 18th, 1888. s-ls-ao
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
LHnnnM RmnMIT

v.,.,.!TH ,E!.HTWS.IN < 3 . ETRgEIZEr !! E:!E.g...,Z Er,or
 .ce.s Ts!s rtSc,ss S sySS ySSuiRIiS'SaS iRIiS'aSs ot S,S SISSSt; SIsSt s. isIi;sf5Ss aS$sss HSYS: :,S nmslSsICn nsS 9 Tor . RSstauraHt iIil per. cn ' thS M pfomlscS lS:2S Phoenix XVep owned " dSorkS .ErAnela Mullleah Of 3SO Cooke St. Ma.te1rbIgry' ,,s"in.n.. Com. sEES ErSns. yM MSSsSS. sSdSfi'fSo ei so GseRss0 HRs0tSE" S w"'oSfnSoSffSa 'oSnofSais SGnSX GTnIsXSclg 'SIGUHLLEidAM
 Dated August 9th, lOe0, e.Osio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, .se. PkSSf'A,sESE. S ,sS. e3s$FIi, e3$FIRi, 4 4qESsfff qSETSsfbfcS4 lss A. MCCORMACK, late of the Town of Watprbufy. in said Dis. trict, deceased.
 The Admlnistratrlx, having ex. hIbIted her account with said estate ASssst A. 5. isSS, at s;SS o'clock, tSe Pso6ate office n Waterbury. Dc Rearing on the allowance of said SecoUft, and the Court directs the AdntlnlstrntrIx tO elve notice there- of by pubilshing this order n some newe4apNr having circulation in "Nid DIstritt, at least three days Before said day of hearing.
 JOHN J. HOWARD. s.ia.it Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
NOTICE

TAX LIENS OAkvlIiO Fire District taxes that VveF1 due on August lBth, ie16. and remaining unpaI1 on Aug. [, leS6. wlii have Hens lled agaInet the pro- pefty involved. Minimum Hen charge ie e5.7S.
 OakviilQ Fire plgtrict
 WILLIAM Q. NC CONAN.
 Tax Collector. nAted at Oakvitle, Connecticut This sth Day Of August, tose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Professional Service
Insurance

FTREl FIREI FIREl rt's too late after the fire to have your home or furniture insured. It's time to do it now and the cost will De only Q few cents c day to give you adequate protection. Phone Hayden's Insurance. 09 S0utn Main Street. Telephone 3-eS00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
AutOnsO6iles
Ante SprlngA AxleA 9tA
LsRul Notices
H.tniiAM RIaNMfT,

lyasSSsgS Sg '.! A::sEsISyI3SSr,sr. ss'I:: ,r:, HiSaSs E'SS Sa'Ss 'SSsentsst tt So!smlsssIeS s Ter 1 ! PsSn SISn NS0Fw E FwSSEV.rStSHsyD wSE tSf DESsSsi:'' DESS gS: OE Fails Ave, OakVille, oonnv and wifi. bS. conducted by Victor pIOpils, oE Falls Ave. OakvlllO, Conn" aA p'F'"'''''' VICTOR pLoPLis.
 Dated August tlh, i6SO. Ss6siS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

EVERY CAR MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE,--O0ME IN AND LOOK
 AROUND 'Si Oldsmobile Coupe, rumble seat go Buick Sedan, excellent 'Si Buick Deluxe Sedan 30 Buick 4.paSs. Coupe 'Si Htudebaker "6" Sedan 'SB Ford Deluxe Sedan 'Sb HtudebAker Comm. Sedan ga etudebaker "6" Sedan 'Sl Stakeholder Roadster 's4 pierce-Arrow Sedan
 Many Others - oEQHAN MOTORS, Stakeholder & d.M. 0. Trucks, 379 West Main st..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13
Business Places For Rent

SPACIOUS - We'll lighted store. Automobile Sect. Very reasonable. Leo J. Curley, bi W. Main. S.o0Sl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-13

i0SS QRAHAM--sedan, Q desirable late model car ct an extremely low price, Hotohkiss Motor co, lT Wil- low St. Tel. 9.Si77.