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The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-17
Esther Gray And
Lloyd Jones We'd

Miss Esther Gray, daughter Of
Charles Gray was married at 4 p.
m. Friday in the Christian par
sonage to Lloyd Jones, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jones Of Sleepy
Eye. Attendants were Marvin
Palmer and Mrs. Palmer, sister
Of the bride, and Rev. Oscar
Joneson performed the ceremony
with the wedding party grouped
before a Christmas tree.
The brides dress was of royal
blue crepe and net.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones viii make
their home near Fairfax.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-17

Miss Inez Davis visited the high
school at Wabasso Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Davis
and daughter, Inez accompanied
by Mrs. George Fuhr were shop
pers at Redwood Falls Monday.
Mrs. George Love and Miss Al
vira Mum are entertaining the
silver tea at Christmas party at
the home Of the former this after
noon. Gifts viii be exchanged by
members.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-17

Board.
Following the adjournment Of
the hearing Of the w. B. Seaman,
ct al petition, the engineers esti-
mated cost of the construction Of
a road from what is known as the
Merten's Bridge across the Min
nesota river to the Gold Mine
Lake and a bridge across Rice
creek, was presented to the Board
of Redwood County Commission
ers. The estimated cost Of grad
ing: $355. 40. The estimated cost
of a "a foot span bridge: $956.31,
or total Of $1311.71 being neces-
sary for said construction. After
the presentation Of these facts. a
discussion followed as to the ad-
visibility of said construction and
upon motion Of Herman Beckman
and passed, and put to vote. the
Board Of Redwood County Com
missioners unanimously denied
same.
Upon motion of j. p. Kragh and
duly passed. the following bills
were allowed:
Revenue
Philip Raveling, mileage &
expense, special meeting. 800
Herman Beckman, mileage
and expense, special meet
ing ................................... 4.oU
j. p. Kragh, mileage and
/ expense, special meeting. 600
Herman Muetzel, mileage &
expense, special meeting :. 400
L. J. Kise, November mile
age ................................ lo.4O
L. J. Kise. mileage and ex-
penSe ................................. 1Z.oU
Harry Beatty. mileage and
expense ...........................-... 1885
Harry Beatty, mileage ....... 400
c. D. Clipfell, mileage, Co.
Supts conference ........ ....... 11.35
Stegner Electric Store, in
stalling light fixtures, etc. $500
Orwell Beatty, labor at jail,
guard at Sanborn .............. $50
Missouri-Kansas Chemical
Co., supplies, court house :. 3.04
Northwestern Supply Co.,
supplies court house .......... 1000
H. A. Thomas, supplies for
court house ..................-..... SO
Jaehning Hardware, sup
plies, court house ............ $3.50
Tersteeg's Food Store, sup
plies, court house .............. 1.29
Jaehning Hardware, sup
plies. jail ...........-...........-.. 11.05
Wilcox Hardware, supplies
court house ......................... Its
Paffrath Hardware, supplies
court house .................... 3.91
Pure Oil Co., oil, Jail ........ so
County School & Office
Supply Company, supplies
County Supt. ..................... 26.40
Frye Manufacturing Co.,
supplies, Treasurer ......... 7.50
Miller-Davis Co., supplies,
Sheriff ......................... 11.24
Miller-Davis Co., supplies,
Treasurer ........................... 1.7O
Miller-Davis Co., supplies,
Auditor ........................... 821
Miller-Davis Co., supplies,
Co. Attorney .................... 2.15
Miller-Davis Co., supplies,
Janitor .............................. 2.35
Miller-Davis Co., supplies,
Treasurer .......................... 3.31
CONTINUED on page six)
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-17

lEts. Gladys Hnule and Clancy|
Kee4e were weekend visitofs n
MfnneapOlis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23

Ellis meets her fate. She sings and sings beautifully as an opera star, but secretly her heart iS breaking. Thousands became ensIaved by her art and there are offers of marriage from ardent admirers To love means death. Death strikes four times in the drama and fourth vis- itation solves all the confounding, puzzling features that preceded.
 "Je Vous Adore" as sung by Miss Ellis is one of Victor Young'g most popular compositions. It is but one of several delightful numbers to efl- rich the enjoyment of the pictur- ization. Walter Pidgeon, John Hal- liday, Norman Foster and Ruth DonnelIy gre the associated stars in the play.
 Now here's Q story for one who has an inferior complex. It iS taken from the adventures of Bunker Bean" 50 maSteriy chroniclcd by Harry Leon Wilson, author of Rug gles of Red Gap" and Merton of the MovieS". Bunker" had 6 great patent as an asset, but his sales ilanship was Q liability.
 When fortune tellers peek into his past and discover" that he Is Q descendant of the great PharohS and Napoleon, Bunker" clicks like nobody'S business and what 6 WOW of Q salesman he becomes. There's 6 million laughs in "Bunker,s" ace tivlties. owen Davis, Jr. and Louise Latimer are the satellites in this popular comedy and Bunker Bean" has been marked ag the hopping. of place to Stardom for these young actors.
 FIashl And double hashl etart- ing Saturday ct the State Pat OBrien in Public EnemyB Wife" and Henry Fonda in "The epend- thrift. Hold everything, folks, pending more detailed announce ments. It's the biggest combina- ton in years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
M The Local
 The0teYs
POLI'S

Shirley Temple in "The Poor Lit- tle Rich oirl" playing an extended engagement, will be shown today and tomorrow for the last times. On the same program of this popular double e-feature bill, ''High Tension, featuring Brian Donlevy and olen- da Farrell completes Q show that is lncompafable.
 Starting Saturday an "unusual' program has been booked in which '"The Devil Doll" featuring Lionel Barrymore in the most amazing role of his career with Maureeil O'Gulli- van and Frank LawtoIl and Ticket to Paradise" starring Roger Pryor and beautiful Wendy Barrie, will be shown for four days only.
 Tn the Devil Doll" Barrymore be- comes Q female innpersonator. He transforrns himself from . Tnadfnan into an old woman to accomplish his revenge-the most astounding dual role since the triumph Of Lon Cha. ney in "The Unholy Three"
 In this weird, thrilling story of c scientist who conceives 6 formula whereby he can reduce animals and human beings to o1e-sixth of their natural size and compel them to kill ct his command, screen photography and magic" attains one of it's greatest and most remarkable achievements.
 Tn direct contrast to "The Devil Doll" the co-feature Ticket to Paradise" is the seasons damegt, laughiest comedy hit. Roger Pryor becomes Q forgetting" man and for- gets how to do everything but love beautiful Wendy Barrie. There is Q laugh Q second from beginning to end in this funniest of comedies. Tonight is screeno night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
STRAND

Victor Herbert,s beautiful lifting melody, "A Kiss in the Dark" has 6 cinema counterpart in "One Rainy Afternoon" now sharing the attrac" tive program at the Strand theater with that thrilling drama, Murder by an Aristocrat". It seems rather inconsistent to write jointly of kisses and murder, but such Is life and life's shows and the Strands big time features must 60 on
 "One Rainy Afternoon" provided the background Tor "kisS in the dark" that not only upset Q theater audience, but startled 6 nation, led to the arrest Of the unfortunate male principal, Francis Lederer. his trial and penalty. But little cupid working in ( mysterious way wings both plaintiff and defendant and all Paris thrilled to the romance of Monique Pelerln (Ida Lupino) and Phillipe, Parisian actor, played by Mr. Ledcrer.
 Tn Murder by An Arlgtocraw Lyle Talbot, Marguerite Churchill and Claire Dodd present as inter- esting and as fascinating murder mystery - how Q dead man ai1s swered the telephone -- aS one ever read. Even the nationally known Clue Book gave this play q big hand in the form of aT1 endorse ment. It thrilled the sophisticated and t will thrill you.
 And just around the corner, folkS, the coroner of c new week looms Q double attraction that should set . new attendance record ct the Strand theatcr, sponsor of the hit Of this program that Waterburians have re" sponded to so enthusiastically.
 Heading the new parade ig that zee crime play, Bullets or Ballots. Its from the pen of Martin Mooney, who has uncovered more TAcketS in America than J. Edgar Hoover. William Keighley, who directed that sensational play the 70 Men" also supervised the enactment Of this topnotchcr, which features two eiIIis ncnt luminarieg, Edward C. Oittlc Caesar Robinson and Joan Blon- dell, The play is \ masterpiece Of expogiticn of anti-gociety practices in America. It has been called the Warner Brothers "lead'riddied Tevs clation of the new dictatorship Of crime. M
 On the same bill, which makes itS appearance at the Strand Sunday will be Little Miss Nobody. EOlIowing which on Thursday comes Caroic Lombard and Fred Mac Murray in "The Princeas Comes Across". The "pFincess" is the beautiful Carole alias Wanda Nash from Brooklyn, ". Y. She b c murder suspect and what happens on her homeward trip from Europe Is the big, exciting punch" of "The Princess Comes Across.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
STATE

The story underlying the events that make Fatal Lady" 6 much talked of picture seems Incredible, but hundreds of Waterburians, who viewed It's presentation ct the State theater yesterday found 1t not only possible, but highly exciting and er- tertaining in it's development. How can one Fnanifesting an undying love of another's talents and remain stoically indifferent to her personal happiness? So inganely jealous of her musical career as to commit murder when outside influence threatens to interfere with her fol- lowing faTne'S beckonif1g call?
 Answer those questions and then attend the State theater and see how that beautiful actress Mary
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23

Two famous comedy teams, an operatic singer, and possibly third comedian or 0 dramatiSt comprise Rudy Vallee's list of guest stars to- night on the Fleischman Variety Hour.
 Eddie Bowling and Ray Dooley, whose comic sketches are known to millions of radio listeners and theater goers; George Shelton and Tom Howard, slapstick comedians who appeared with Vallee last week (as if that wasn't enough); and c Metropolitan Opera singer, Helen Jepson, have been signed to appear on the Variety Hour over q WEAg. NEG network at 6 o'clock.
 Bowling, the singing comedian and his wife, Ray Dooley have c new comedy sketch for the broad- cast. Shelton and Howard, whose six year old humor bored Us stiff Iast week, seem to have booked an" other passage with the Vallee Go. and they will no doubt torment listeners again tonight. Last weeks prize gag pulled by the pair went as follows: DO you read much? Oh. yes, I read quite Q bitl [. What have you read2 Oh, I've red fianneisi (Arf, arfD "
 Helen Jepgon made her first ape pearance on the radio on ValieeB program. Later, she sang with the Metropolitan Opera in New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

Hs RIsf"r Z" @ Sf c.ntsp @P'S s.. 'T Thomasion GGSG%G GSisG ySy fs sss With tRSIsES% tRs Issor Control Commission for a package store beer permit for the safe of sISNIho MSIh lgPSSs gESsss,op Sn the on pre"TlsSsT TS: 6"sineSs n'" ss'i is DW"i' owned by Tirst NatIonai Ayes, Tgast Iartford, Conn, and will be conducted by JoIsn ll. Kiefer of center s., ThonnSton, Conn" aS p''"''''' yoHN R. KfErEB.
 Dated Juiy 11, 1OSC. 7-23'3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PEmMrT

rhis VI is ao sMive M notice that ]. A. bury, Conn.. have fled sn appiice- ton dated July 2l, 1pee.. with tho Llquor Control Commisslon Tor . spsia ssieeSo.c ssRs pisu inudgr cn the prem
 iaen, 0s4 No. Main Ht., Waterbury. Conn. The btielnena 70 owned by Flfnt National Stores, fnc.s of Park and Oakland AYee, Hast HaFtkora, Conn, md will Do conducted Rf Al. fFod ptnner 0f 60 Alma nt.s water
 ALFRED kAHAHH.
 Dated July ai. ieoe. ysss'so.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LI0UoR PHHMIT

% This is to sivo notice that l. Woodbury. CoIny have. filed m ap: pilcatloD dated July 2i, iD3e. with tho Liquor Control cOnlmlesion for
 a; aaSsoSos ssoEs RsS @oI pSr o o fPr pre me Ises, Main St., Wo0dbury, Conn. Tho busincsD is owned by TIrSt Natlong Stores, Inc, of Park and Oakland Ayes, East HartfoFd, conny and Will bO conducted by JAnleB Y. ODpePmnn of Main s., WoodbuTy, Conn, US p''"''''' JAMES Y. oPPERMAN.
 Dated July 2i, IO36. 7-sS.3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LT0UOIs PERMIT

This x1ti iy to Five notice that. T., Ciar. encs is. Hchulsinsky' Of .. ciaN Trying SG wIIS .Sa aacs SSseGc coStrS S co%sss SsS
 for Package Store Peer Permit the prenIises, DlO Bank St., Water: bury. Conn, The business ig. owned by First Nationai storey dncY 9f ford. Conn, and viii be conducted by Clarence Il. Hchulsinelkyj Of 2 Irving st., Waterbury, connp as erIMRIsNcE II. scHuLzINgKY. .
 Dated July 2lst, t9se. 5.sS.SO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

This M to give notice that I, Ai- frsd nS c assSssv Ds@sas Of csn sS WsasnnSGG ssHs Hn ,'S 'SSpplicstion dated yIiy q. iSsS. sion for q rctali store beer permit for the snlo of alcoholic iIquor on tho promises. i67 aHlghiand Ave, owmSG wHssGg1sryE Sy yErse enN Na.cmni mi tors. SnSST d of Park and oakland Ayes" East Hartford, Conn.,, and will be cOD- dmcted by Alfred q. Daukng of 64G Washington Ave, Waterbury, Conn.,, "" D''"'''sAIr ALFRED c. DAUKAs.
 Dated July 2t, iO36. 7ss3.30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR I,ERMTT

NOTHCB OF APPLICATION
 This Is to give notice that !, Joss eph verbutlg, of iis Park Terrace. WateTbury, Conn., . have nlsd sss nn Win the Ilquor Control comHiis. slon for q Package Store Beer Per- nit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the promises, i4s East Main St., Waterbury, Conn. The buglneDs is owned by tlrDt National Stores, Inc. HartfOrd. Conn, and will be cons ducted by Joseph Vegbutig, of ll2 Park Terrace, Waterbury conn.s as pss"'''ss' JOSEPH vERBuTIs..
 Dated July 3ists iese. 7-ss-s0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

NUTICH or AFFHIyATIUN
 This la to give notice that L Thomas F: DaImody ef i7ss E. iled on s" appiicatIon dated July si, i050,. with tho Liquor Control Com. miB6iOn for 2 package store beer lIquor on the prs6nisss at iei vii. iow h,!v {, gt. watsrbprsy: Com Com; ThIg Ayeg., East Hartford, Conn, and will Do conducted by Thomas P. DarmOdy of 1885 D, Main s., Wa tefbury, Conn, as perf1ittee.
 THQMAa P. DARMoDY.
 Dated July si, iOsO. 7.ss'SO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LINuOIl T,IeIlMIT

This "Sti iS to Five notice that L Vrenk tsrbury, Conn. have filed an appli. % ths Itouor Control Coinmigsion for a Package Store Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic ll1uor on the terbiITy, Conn, The business IS Own- sd by TIrst National Stores, lncy Of Park and oakland Ayes. East M ducte6 by Trank W. Delaney, Of 04 Wilson bt., Waterbury, connD as peF"''oo' JcRANK W. DELANEY.
 Dated July 21St, 1O3O. 7.2S'3O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LYorJOTa FIcWNglT

This is to give notice that i, Carl J. WoiM of sfv Wood s., Waterbury. dated dated Juiy si, YesS. with Ike Llquor Control Commission for q package store beer permit for the sale CCa Walnut St., Waterbury. Conn. The business is owned by tirgt Nati2nai Aves.. Icast Hartford, Conn, and will Do conducted by Carl J. WoIn of ZIG Wood St., Waterbury Connp SS psF"''s' CARL ]. WOLFF.
 Dated July 2i, 103G. 7-z1.9O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
Gnnrrn.. pisI,naIT

NOTICE OF APPLICAT!OM
 This is to give notice that ' Melva j, Hood, of 60 B0uthmnyd Road, Waterbury, Conn, have hien S. an aP. th" LinI,or Control COminissIon for n package Store Beer. Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the prenIses, 40 West Main s., Wa ierbury, Conn. The bysiDess Is owned by TlrDt National Stores, Incy of Park and oakiand Ayes. East East ducted by MelVa ]. Rood, of 50 southmayd Road, Waterbury, Conn, @S ps'"''sO MELvA J.lRoop.
 Dated July slst. iese. 7-2s.s0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

chariss nis ,. J. ! DosiSpssy spS .Sf South si, Bantam, Conn, have filed an. appll- cation dated July 2I, 1gsg, with tho Liquor Control coninnigglop TOT C paSksye store beer dps permit rn ,hd Tor prs,. .ns b"sinssS i"ssi s' is SSwinsd Si Dy wirst Natlonal Stores, Inc, of Park and Oakland Ayes, East Hartford, Conn.,, and will bo conducted by Charles J. Dempsey 0E South st., Bantam, Conn" ae per- ~ cHARLDs J. DEMPsEY.
 Dated July 2i, 1898. 7-s3s5O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LI0UOR PERMIT -,

Thls is to give notice. that I. Thomas ]. Harrlss of i7' Ambrose st., Waterbury, Conn, have filed an Application dated July 2i. i9ae. with the Llau0r Control Commission Tor . package store beer permit TOT ,ra,., snc tsea. S4S Walnut St.. Waterbury, Conn. This buHlness ig owned by Vlrgt National Stores, Inc. OK Park and Oakland Ayes, East HaFtford. conn. and will Do conducted by ThOmas ]. HaFrias of 17 Ambrose kt', ""'NsT THOMAS l. HARRise.
 Dated July 2i, 1886. 7s2SvJO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

possession Of tlelT special quar- ters in the Olympic village, Slater win interview some of the outstanding members Of the team, as well e some Of the leading officials.
 The brOadcasts to America of all the more important Olympic contests will be made possible through the use of special shOrs wave equipment designed by NEG engineers, and through the cooperation of the Reichs Runds funk GeseIIschsfG German brOadcastlng company. Aside from the descriptions of the games while they are under way, Slater will present . daily summary of all the events, from July go through August 10. The summaries will be heard daily except Sunday from c t0 0:15 ?. m., on the NBC.Red network, and at 7:1B ?. m. on Sundays. The NBC-BIue net- work summaries will be heard daily except Sunday from 5:lS to 7;3O ?. m. snd at 6 ?. m. on Sundays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
nIaroR pnnnlIr

NOTICD Og AFgLI.g.AII,0F .,. E; . NsSssay ,n.ss cs sss sn MIshlape st1.E AySg y Diication dated July 2i, loae, with tho Liquor Control commIgsicn Tor sale Of sicohoiic iHIquor on tho prsTis iges. iob Baldwin s., Waterbury, Conn. The buslness ig owned by First N Ne.Ional ! stores Inc, cs ,ed.l PaEk Conn, and will De conducted by Louis E. Nadoau of 224 Highland Ave, Waterbury, Conn., as permit
 LOUIS D. NApEAu.
 Dated July si, 1886. 7-2s'sO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
IT0UOn PERMIT

ThIsV VntS in to give T notice that I, John 4. Rogers of i4 Wheeler St., Wh. eation sstEli'd datsG 1" Juiy si, iSss, WIthp tho Ligl9r Control commTlesIon for s 2 This Ty business 7s cwned by First Oakland AveS, icaat Hartford Conn, and will be conducted by John A. Rogers of i4 Wheeler St. Water villo' Conn" asoIGSSNT GSNTn,IttsTso; Al sTso;arns.
 Dated Juiy si, iO36. 7's3.30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LYoUoR Y.mmNsTm

NOTICE O~ APrLIgATIOM
 rnond Y. Booth .of O72 West Main sppcs.ion s MH.sisreSST SStsS ScSgT gaTy h yS is!S I'S N the Liquor Control Cominlsslon Tor sale of alcoholic liquor on the proTn- iseg, Se1 Grand View Ave, Water. burX Conn. Thls. business la owned Ry sy r girssa ra NSti9nal Uat,n Stores Incl % Of ford, Conn.,, and will be conducted by Raymond r. Booth of e72 West Main s., Waterbury, Conny as per-
 RAYMOND '. BOOTH
 Dated July 2i, 1030. 7.sS-S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTICE OFF ARFLlCATION
 Ss9i:, Tai: 1S %sfEss ftSS oY YHCs'i'iL ss ssss Ay' s MlssSISSrSS SSs.sS c2" gy nGy. iSsS SG with the Liquor Control cosnmlg. sion for \ package store beer, DOT" init for tho sale Of alcoholic liquor on the promises, iS6 IIoeeiand Ave, Waterbury, Conn. The. business 10 owned by First Netion.i stores, JncY Hartford, Conn.,, and will be cons ductod by Charles 10, Walker of 7S Lexington Ave, Waterbury, Conn., "' ce;HxRLEs ID. WALKER.
 Dated July 2i, 1030. 7.2S-S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

rhis HcTsGS is ao siys Gy Hprs0HC ncsics thst Joe bury, Conn, have filed m applica. ton dated July 2I. 19sg, with the pnckage store beer permit for the sale of alcoholic liGiiCr oi, tho prem prem, The buslneSs Is owned by First Na- tlonai St0F0s, Inc, Of Park and Oak' innd Ayes, East Hartford, Conn., and viii be conducted by Joe Th0n1s as, of 48 Dixie Avey Waterbury, Conn, as permitted xo,, w,,o.,As
 Dated July 2I, 1888. 7.23.30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

ThisS is tc give notice that I, Thomas E. Drophy of 1I7 eouth St. Waterbury, Conn, have filed an ap. the Liquor Control coinnIsglon for the DsStissSs sSis sos siSoSolIc siSpS so iqor on the premises, 009 Baldwin Bt., Water: bury, Conn, The business 10 owned by First National Btoreg, Inc, of Park and Oakland Ayegy East Hart: ford, Conn., and will be conductea by I'homag 10. Brophy of i47 South " TfIoMAS D. BkoPIY.
 Dated July q, i020. 7-23.9O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
xr0UOR PERMIT

mi. HSTIS% ,s ts s,Ss SS notiss AslEt'HM sSss Mr
 MausatucR, sHn m sH''scyS conS., hays niSa an ap: fiicntion dated Jtiiy Fist, 1031, with ths Iiauor Control Cominlsslon for . PaekOge. Store Beer Permit iSs sSr premises, O2 Highland Ayer Nau- Cd by First National Stores, Incu Of Park and Oakland Ayes, East Hart: ford, Conn, and will be conducted by Morton IT, sullivan, of is6 Maple St. NaugatnGEs,, Cgon,qr aH pc1rvtnlItNiee ps1vl
 Dated July 2ist, 10S0 7-sS.SO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LrauoR RnnMEr

NUWICW OF RATIFICATION
 This ls Co give notice that ], James terbury, Conn, have filed an appli- cation dated July 2ist, 1886, with the Liquor Control Commission Tor n Package store Heer Permit for the nala 0f alcoholic ilquor 0n the oremlsen, 1908 East Main Nt.s Wa teFbury. Conn, The business ln own. Park and oakland Ayea, East Hart. ford, Conn.,, and will ba conducted bv James q. 9heehan, Of fel Frost Roads Waterbury conn.s % permit
 JAMES T. sTKmMHAN.
 Dated July siat, tese. J.sssse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
NEYER LATE IN BO YEARs

Toledo - (UP) One his bOth anniversary of continuous service at the Chesapeake and Ohio coal dock, "Old Tom" Heron, 7l, was given an armchair by his fellow workers. Tn g half century Heron never was late to work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
cod evening.

tnlshts the night your favoFite E'sh songB will be played at your
 anost at Biil Judges Celtic Min- .fels at the Roof Garden party 6VHr at 200 West Main street. #ul'fe all invited to this big Shin- alg in person, but if you can't come, eke. your place at the dials and arfe in ct [ o'clock this evening to WATR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

NOTTCB OF AFFLEC,ATTVN
 A. aIf Milton ss 'o Of S1sS SS PisGmont @ st, % WI. cation dated July 2f, i03G, with the Liquor Control Commission for . package store beer permit for the sale Of alcoholic liquor on the prem. The business le owned by First Nh: oShiand e,Shhl 1.1ysS Xyss., East Hartford, conns and will be conducted by John. A. Milton of 430 Piedmont St., Water bury, Conn.,, as permitted. .,
 Dated JuIy 2i, IO50. 7-23.30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LIQUOR PERMIT

o1s1s hs s.rssu1SE:: S Sls: os %'t'ih henay sa@f st.
 WGtSTbury, Conn, have flied m ap. rjicatIOn dated July. 23, l05e, with n tavern permit for the sale of als als cohoilc ilduor on ahS .,1pr,,TY prrsmvsos, ,onn H1z THe business ls owned by Joseph atr3IxausEas of { Henry st., Water: bury, Conn, and will be condncted Dy JOseph btrlsauskas of C HonTy St., Waterbury, Comb as permits te"' JOSEPH sTRIzAUSKAe
 Dated July 23, 1O36. 7s23s3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-23
LEGAL NOTICES
a.lnnnll nnnmIn

NOTICE or APPLICATION
 This il Co give notice that !, Ar thur 2. RobeFge of iI2 Frost load. Waterbury, COnfiy have nle1 an aps pIfcati0n dated July si, ip3e, with the Liquor Control COBlmlgglon fof . packhge store beer permit for sns Z. ises. eef FFont Tload, Waterbury, Conn. -Tho bu0iBssB 10 Owngd by First National Stores, incs oR Park ayae Oakland .Ayea, BRet HartEore, Conn, and will De conducted by Ars thur E. Hoberge of 17z Frost Road, waserOSTzZ,r zZ,rFaURF fqnslF sE. Rso5BBnRdE.. Rs5BBnssRssdsEi
 Dated July si, fpse. 7'sssSo.