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Dratha

o'BRIEN. MARGARET z; Suddenly. on
Monday, March 2. 1885; at her resi-
oBsiEsf sRfsi Ma osvn g. n.y. bsleTsa Ris
wellington and Thomas a. MeNiehols
the w. W. ckambers ' e. funesa; efas' ho@s. omen
400 Chaplin st; NV: on wednesday.
paufs catholie a seS eSuren 18th enss aaa ss Ss
NV. where mass will be offered at 10
s,m I'm: fer the TsDose ,.a q hsT soul. Rsls:
Holy Rood Cemetery
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RUSS AND WASHINGTON The Ladies'
q Mrs; SALLY Russ Tssrusry TO- ana
Mrs; nuary 554EsESGA 81 Iass WASHINGTON Feb
u,,v MAMIE a. JACKSON President.
MARY CRAIG. Rec. Secretary.
SMITH ,sas SHARLEs Il rr.eGmsn On MGnday .n, March
SHARIEs R. SMITH, SsieVed bresser sSser'sii ii
9th st. NV Notice Of funeral later.
sTUPP. NORA B. On Tuesday. March 3.
Md NORA sTe sTpP nea5 .e IssytSonsy,Is
beloved wife of Elmer E. Stupp. Re-
mains resting at Gartner's funeral home
Gaithersburs. Md. Notice Of services
ToRRE. JENNIE G. On Sunday, March
l. 1886 at her residence 5401 Con-
necticut ave. NV. JENNIE G.. widow
OF D. Tore. beloved mother Of Bea rice
T. and Andrew Tore daughter Of Mar
Services st her late residence on We'd
the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment: Chew Chase Circle where mass
will be offered az $50 am Interment
St. Mary's Cemetery.
VANDERPOOL. ANNA On Tuesday, March
3. 1886. ANNA VANrERPOOL. Re-
mains resting at FraZier's funeral home
later.
Day March B. 1885. addTsEa AEFRED G. cn Witp f1er.
beloved husband Of Lillian NJ. wild
Funeral from his late residence. s7io
24th st ne, on Thursday. March
3. at 1:30 pm. Relatives and friends
invited to attend, Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
WILLIAM OCTAvIUS A. Departed this
lie on Monday. March .. 1886 at 1l:04
pm. OCTAVlUS A. WILLIAMS beloved
husband Of Mrs. Missouri Williams, de-
ro,ed father Of Mrs. Vivian Williams
Pelham grandfather Of Mrs Maurine
weaver and Mrs. Harryette Hart and
Ipatner-in-lsv of Dr., H Leroy Pelham.
boma bEemains s resting at the MCGUIRE funeral
dence 1913 U st. NV, on Thnrsdsv,
March s. at 2:3O pm. Relatives and
friends invited
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HESS FUNERAL RITES
WILL Be HELD TODAY
Retired Building Contractor to Be
Buried in Native West
Virginia.

Funeral services for Robert G. Hess,
81, retired building contractor. who
died Sunday at his home, 1850 East
Capitol street, will be held at pm.
today at the residence. Burial will be
at Shepherdstown. w. Va. Death
followed a short illness.
A native of Jefferson County, w. Va,
Mr.. Hess had been resident OF this
city for so years. He had built many
private homes in the Southeast section.
He was trustee of the North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mamie v. Hess: four daughters, Mrs.
Joseph H. Ashford of Canton, Ohio;
Mrs. Edgar A. Sexsmith, Baltimore;
Mrs. Claude S. Jones. Oregon. ILL.,.
and Miss Sue v. Hess of this city. and
son, Robert G. Hess. jr., also OF
Washington. He also leaves 10 grand
children and seven great-grandchil-
dren.
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perform certain work on mechanical
,onyavor units of the ulant.

perform certain work on mechanical
conveyor units of the plant.
When the contractor indicated last
December the work would 60 to mill
wrights, the ironworkers voted to
strike. After conferences the con-
tractor said the. ironworkers would be
awarded the work. All carpenters on
the Job then struck.
Winter weather has held up prac-
tically all operations in the past two
months, but with the return Of better
weather Engineer Commissioner Sui
tan hopes progress will be resumed.
He is not involved in the dispute.
except that the District is under con-
tract with the Public Works Admin
istration to have the plant operating
by September /. He had hoped to
finish construction by August.
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CITIZENS TO SCAN
RED RIDER REPEAL
Special Meeting Decided on
by Takoma Group-D. c.
Health Needs Cited.

A resolution favoring repeal Of the
so-called "red rider" will be debated
by the Citizens Association of Ia
koma, d. c., in the Takoma Public
Library at special meeting next
Monday night at 8 o'clock.
The resolution was introduced last
night by William M. Greene, chair
man Of the School Committee.
The principal participants in the
discussion were George E. Sullivan
and Jesse G. Suter, the former NOV
ing that the resolution be referred
to the Executive Committee, with
power to act, while Suter strenuously
objected to this procedure. Gen.
eral debate followed, finally resulting
in Sulliven presenting a substitute mo-
tion to hold a special meeting next
Monday night.
Of1cers were nominated, to be
elected at the April meeting, as
follows: President, Wallace c. Maya
than; first vice president, w. Y.
Youngman: second vice president,
Lewis A. Jones; secretary, w. H. Par
sons; corresponding secretary, w. M
Hurst: treasurer, Norman e. McIn-
doc; delegates to Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations, George E. Sullivan
and Wallace c. Magathan.
Court Penalties Demanded.
The association went on record op-
posing alleged lack Of penalties in
Police Court for persons convicted
of driving while drunk.
Sullivan presented resolution
which was adopted, advocating the
passage of law to regulate, control
and license coin-operated amusement
devices in the District.
The association approved a rec.
ommendation that the Northern High
School be constructed Immediately
and not include it in the five-yeaI
building program as proposed by the
Board of Education.
President Magathan invited the va.
rious community citizens associa.
tions to send representatives to at.
tend meeting of mass transporta.
ton committee to discuss street rail.
way and bus transportation in the
Takoma and Brightwood areas.
DR.. H. X. vann Speaks.
DR.. H. K. Vann addressed the meet.
ing on health conditions in the Ma.
tional Capital and stressed the neces.
sity for modern laboratory equip
ment, enlarged nursing force and in
creased appropriations for the Health
Department. He said that condi
tions in the District from the health
standpoint we're appalling and thai
all institutions were handicapped BY
lack of funds and equipment. HI
presented statistics showing the Dis.
trict second in cities with tubercu'
losis statistics, the percentage here
being double that of San Antonio
which was first according to officia
records.
A resolution was adopted com.
mending the active campaign of tht
Medical Society for an appropriation
of adequate health funds for ths
District. The resolution urged Con.
gress to increase the health and hos.
pital items in the 1887 District appro.
priation bill at least to the figures
stipulated by the District Commits
sioners in their estimates to the
Budget Bureau.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
BLUE PLAINS STRIKE
PEACE IS EXPECTED
District officials Still Hope to
Finish Sewage Plant by
Deadline.

District officials today clung to hope
that jurisdictional strike, which has
tied up construction of the sewage
disposal plant at Blue Plains for about
two months, would be settled in time
to permit completion of the project
this Summer.
Howard Colvin, conciliator Of the
Labor Department. is seeking a solu-
ton of dispute between ironworkers
and carpenters as to which should
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S. ]. KUBEL RITES
TO Be TOMORROW
Former Official in U. S. Bio.
logical Survey Plant
Served 40 Years.

Stephen Joseph Kubel, II. former
director Of the United States Geologi-
cal Surveys engraving and printing
plant, who died yesterday, viii be
buried in st. Mary's Cemetery tomor-
row. Funeral services will be held at
8 am. in the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart, Sixteenth street and Park road.
Mr.. Kubel died in Garfield Hos
pital after q long illness, He had
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CAPT. ATKINSON DIES;
SPANISH WAR VETERAN
Alexandrian, 80, Also Was For.
mer Head Of National
Guard Company.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 3.-Capt.
Richard Harvey Atkinson, 80, Spanish
American War veteran and former
commander of the Alexandria Ma
tional Guard company, died last night
at the Alexandria Hospital after an
illness Of several months.
A member of the Richard J. Harden
Camp, United Spanish War Veterans
Of Washington, Capt. Atkinson will be
buried with military services in Union
Cemetery here following regular serv-
ices at 1880 am. Thursday at the
Demaine funeral home.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Ella B.
Atkinson, and three sons. r. H. At
kinson, jr., Of San Francisco; e. c.
Atkinson Of Washington and r. L.
Atkinson of Alexandria. Capt. At
kinson lived at 915 Prince street.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
FOREIGN STATIONS.
COL. BIGELOW'S RITES
Burial for Holder of Silver Star
in Arlington Cemetery.

III AAAAuS loA ScMcte1y.
Funeral services for Lieut.. Col John
Bigelow, 81. U. S. A.. retired. were to
be held at 2 pm today in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and H
streets, with Rev. DR.. Oliver j. Hart,
rector. officiating. Burial was to be
private in Arlington National Gene
terry.
Col. Bigelow died Saturday night at
his home, 1886 Jefferson place. He
was son of John Bigelow, United
States Minister to France during
President Lincolns administration. He
retired from the Army in 1904 after
80 years service. He was awarded the
Silver Star for gallantry in action dur
ing the Spanish-American war.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
HEART ATTACK FATAL
TO MRS. MARY ROBERTS
Had Recently Recovered From
Injuries Received in Auto
Accident.

Mrs. Mary Roberts, So, widow Of a
former assistant paymaster Of the
Army, died in Emergency Hospital
today after an illness Of several
months.
Death was attributed to a heart
attack. She had recently recovered
from injuries suffered in an auto
mobile accident near Clinton, Md, last
October, in which her right hip and
ankle were fractured. Her car careened
of the road and into tree when
the chauffeur became i'll while en-
route to Washington.
A son, c. H. M. Roberts of St.
Louis, arrived here Saturday to be at
his mothers bedside Funeral ar
rangements had not been completed
late today, but burial will be here.
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been in retire.
ment since Sep
t e m b er, 1882,
when he COM
pleted more than
40 years Of con-
tinuous service
in the Geological
Survey.
Mr.. Kubel also
was well known
In musical circles
in Washington.
He was organist
for a number Of
years in st. Alloy
sius,' st. Mary's
and ST noninic's
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Senate Considers Beaumont

Presidential recommendation of the
appointment of Col. John c. Beau
mont of Hagerstown. Md, as briga-
dier general in the Marine Corps was
before the Senate today. Col. Beau
mont is commanding officer of the
4th Marine Regiment, stationed at
Shanghai.
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Births Reported.

william and Nellie Davis. gI-l
Harry and Anna Gritz. boy.
Rudolph and Anna Hagen; boy.
Emmett and oauline Comstock, bov
william and Noia Bosley. cir,
Edward and Mary Rhodes girl.
Benny and Sarah Bretano. girl.
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MRS. J. G. T0RRE is DEAD;
LIVED IN D. c. ALL LIFE
Widow Of Washington Real Es-
tate Man-Funeral Tomorrow
at o:3O AM.

Mrs. Jennie G. Tore. 43, widow
Of Dominic Tore and a lifelong resi-
dent Of this city, died Sunday at her
home, 5401 Connecticut avenue. Death
was due to heart attack.
For many years Mrs. Tore was
active in the real estate business.
She is survived by son, Andrew D.
Tore, also in the real estate business
here; daughter, Miss Beatrice Tore;
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Costa, and
brother. Thomas Costa. all of this
city.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 am. tomorrow in the Shrine
OF the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church, following brief services at the
residence. Burial will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
DIVORCE SUIT FILED
Mrs. Larimer Alleges Cruelty in
Action Filed in Reno.

Mrs. ELY M. Akin Larimer, 324O
Nineteenth street, has filed suit for
divorce in Reno from her husband,
Cassius M. Larimer. alleging cruelty,
according to dispatches from that
city. The couple was married there
last July 4.
Larimer is proprietor OF a liquor
store At 1887 Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair, with
lowest temperature about SO degrees
tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy and
warmer, followed by light rain and
colder tomorrow night; gentle to mod
crate southerly winGs. shifting tc
northwest tomorrow night.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair TO-
night; tomorrow mostly cloudy and
warmer, followed by light rain and
colder tomorrow night.
West Virginia-Fair, warmer in west
portion tonight; tomorrow cloudy and
warmer, followed by light rain and
colder tomorrow night.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Ys'ssrd'fM Temp. Bar To-day r.mp IA,
DEG, Inches; Deg Inches
s,saI.hs-- g sS:Ss sS:Ss sosS% ssSSsss
Record for Last "a Hours.
fErom noon yesterday to noon today.)
q, Highest. Al. at noon today. Year ago.
Lowest. "a. at z am. today. Year ago
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, "a. on February 25.
Lowest. O. on January 20.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest 100 per cent at 3 am. today
day.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 4:24 am. 5:21 a m
Low ------ 10:5S am. 1855 am
High -------- 4:50 pm. 5:45 pm
Low ---- 11:33 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today 6:3S 500
Sun. tomorrow - 6:37 6:O4
Moon. today - SO pm. 1856 q m
Automobile lights must be turned on one.
half hour after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
THOMPSON TAKEN
BY UNION PARTY

Chicago, Aug. 7-fU.P.)-Fornoer
Mayor William Hale tBig BID
Thompson re-cntcred Illinois poll
ticaj iilaelstrom today aB the Lem
ke Townsend = Coughlin candidate
for governor. I'm going 10 an
i1ouflcc o platform that'il curl their
hair" promised the bluBtery three
time mayor who threatened once &c
punch the King OF England. This u
going 10 be o battle like 1llinoii
never saw before. For one thing
we're going to find out whether THU
country Is o tail 10 England's Kite
Thompson, who made o half
hearted effort TO obtain nomination
IN tho primaries, was reBurrectcd
Thursday on behalf OF the Union
party, supported by the Rev
Charles u. Coughlin, Or. Francis u
Townsend and Huey Longs success.
Sor, the Rev. Gerald K. Smith, Of
which Representative William Lem
Ike rs the presidential candidate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
NOTICE

will be held on Monday, August
nth, 1899, between the hours OF ESO
y. M. and $50 y. mn daylight saw
Ing time for the election Of dele.
gates to the state, Congregational,
Probate, Town and Senatorial con-
Vontloni. Tho representation NJ each
convention from the various wards
and senatorial districts shall DO ~
FIRST WARD. Six delegates and
ono alternate
SECOND WARD. Five delegates and
TiIPisp WARD Five delegates and
FoURTH WARD, Six delegates and
one alternate
FIFTH .WARDi Seven delegates and
one nltofnntes
Eli ZENITH SENATORIAL DIS.
TR1cT: Fifteen delegates and
StXTIlllTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRfCTi Fifteen delegates and one
alternate.
II more than ono Primary ticket
IN presented the voting VIII DO by
districts nt tho following locations;
LIST DISTRICT. 81 Phoenix Ave, The
alter Lobby
end DISTRICT. $40 East Main 81,
Engine House
8rd DISTRICT, 3ib Walnut 81, En-
glne House
4th DIsTRIcT. i9i No. Main 81,
Eagles Hall
bth DISTRICT: 90 Burton st. En-.
gino House
0th DISTRICT. 1851 Thomaston
Ave, Engine House
7th DisTRiCTI $40 Columbia Blvd,
sts so bbfiSS!rRrcr. % Field st. MUM.
o,S SlPpar1s T TRfeSS .s1 willow st. I'M.
10Th DIsTRIcT! Ob6 West Main st,
III IS" BSIisrRrcr. sSs Bank st, School
isiS D'iisTRrcT, .so south Main st.
lst6 DisTRIcTi gSs Washington
l4lh DISTRICT; 81 Washington
ist1hs pitsTTRlcr, sS School IT.. School
10th DIsTRicT' SS9 lIast Main b.
mn DlsTRIcT' 90 Taylor ST. club
18th pisTRIcT. 500 Baldwin ~,
10Th DisTRiCT; 1920 Tast Main st,
sOth DisTgIcT; lO7 Bunker Hiil
ave- lDDBlHO AIOubo
II not moro than ono Primary
Ticket. II. presented the. voting place
for all districts will DO ut Demo-
cratic Headquarters, ~ mast Main
zach ticket 10 DO voted upon must
Democratic Town Committee on Tho
third day preceding the primRrleh
P(AuguBt ~ 1880, and must BIO ne
eompanlod BY q, deposit OF Twenty.
iiyo N9b,00) dollars for each. voting
district IN which u ticket ~ Pre-
scented IN cash or certified check
payable TO the Treasurer. OF the
Democratic Town Committee. Said
meeting shall be In BeBBion between
the hours OF eight ana nine o'clock
p, m. daylight saving timed At
Main street There shall also BIO
peBented 10 said Town Committee a
separate list Of street addresses OF
ehch delegate appearing on said
ticket.
Democratic Town Committee,
DENNIS j. CLANCY,
s.7.1t Secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
LIQU0II PERMIT

This Is 10 give notice that !, John
AlsxnndrRVIoe OF $40 Bank street
WATERBURY, Conn, have hled nm ap.
pllcatIon dated July 80, 1899, with
The LIQUOR Control c EN- Mss =, f ~
sg' Leonard Sd Street, waterbury
Conn, The business IN owned BY
John AIeyandravlc0 OF $40 Bank
street, Waterbury,, Conn, and VII
DO conducted BY John Alexandravlet
% $40 Bank street waterbury
~ JOHN ALEXANDRAyIcB..
Dated July 80, 1885, 7'31'S'n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
T,TQUOR PERMIT

NViAOD VF HEshOnbsON
This IL TO give notice that J. SAL
Waterbury, Conn, have flled nm mp.
plicatlon dated Aug. 7, 1888, with
tho Liquor Control Commisslon for
n Package store Beer Permit for
the sale of alcoholic liquor on the
promises, 0 Willow ~. The busl-
raster resn :" Of S" q Willow IL a.. Waterbury,
Conn, and Will bo conducted by Sal
yat0re SANFORD OF 90 South Elm st.,
Waterbury, Conn, M pernlIttee.
SALVATORE SANFORD.
Dated Aug. Z, 1899. 8-7-l4-:t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
LI0UOR PERMIT "!

ThIS v Is 10 give i've notice Tint !, Mich.
sci 4, Delaney OF ~ Walnut Ave-
waterbury, Conn, have fled an 4R.
DDjeatIOn dated July 80, 1888, VIII
The Liquor Control Commlgsion foi
tAy0Tn permit for tho bnle Of a.;
Easi Liberty street, waterbury
conn, rho business n. owned by
Michael A, Delaney OF II walnut
Ave, Waterbury, Conn, and, VIII bt
ponGupisd BY Miehlel A, Delaney Of
Vi Walnut Ave, Waterbury, Conn
% p''"''msGiEctuAgL A, DELANEY.
Dated July 80, 1893, 7s51sS"H
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07

FORD COUPE-l030. New tires.
Very low mileage. AS good as new.
Also 1894 Terraplane Coupe, VIII
trade. Terms to suit. Ing. 1rving's,
400 w. Main st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
LINUOM PIel NIT ~. :.

mi" " Is 10 give i've notice that ], flow.
ard Osborne Walcott Of 2 PatterHon
c 90 "sso, Wst11pS'SS stsS Tn gaiy 30, iSsS
Wjtb TX I.ianor Control Commission
for D package tboer on1yl store per.
on tho promises, 1893 Th9m9stor
Ave, WatePVille, Conn, The buslnegi
y ~, ?wngec b t HSwsrd co SnGr"Sw Stsr.
vile, Conn, and will BIO conducted
By Howard Osborne Wnlcott OF
Patterson Court, WaterVIlle, Conn
." Ha6 ySyRj1RR1bboe6j OSBORNE wAtcoTT.
Dated July 80, 1888, 7'31's'1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
Liquor PERMIT
nlRafgNi nuf ITO N

This % 70 give notice that J.
pllcation dated August eth, 1895
with the Liquor Control Commission
Sr saS Su ~ hsst"JTSn oa pSr on tS Se
premises, 1877 South Main ST. Wa
terbury, Conn. Tho business IL
owned by Harry Baumoi, OF II
Buckingham st., waterbury, Conn,
and Will be conducted by Harry
BRumei, of IL Buckingham st., Wa
terbury, Conn., a. permittee;
Dated August 9Th, 1898. 8.7-ld
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
LIQUOR PERMIT

Thomas Delaney Of 10 Piase Ave,
Waterbury, Conn, have filed an ap-
pllontlon dated August 2, 1898, with
tho Liquor Control Commission for
q Restaurant Permit for tho sale OF
Si3 West Main g., waterbury,
Conn. The business IL owned BY
Thomas Delaney OF 10 Plaza Ave-,
Waterbury, Conn, and Will BIO con-
Quoted by ThomnB Delaney OF 10
PLAZA AVop Waterbury, Conn, az
'''''" THOMAS DELANEY.
Dated August 7, 1890, S.7.l4.9t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07

United states District Court, Dis
trlot OF Connecticut, The President
OF tho United states OF America. TO
Pasaunio duerrera, formerly OF i33
residing az Pontelandolfo, Beno.
veno, Italy, Greeting; You are
hereby commanded that all e%.
cuses and delays SGT aside you
be and appear within sixty days
after the service of this subpoonn
at tho Clerks oftlco OF tho United
States DISTRICT Court for the Dis
trlct Of Connecticut, at New Haven,
10 answer unto tho bill OF COM
plant Of United states OF America
for cancellation OF Certificate of
Naturalization In said Court exhibit.
cd against you. Hereof you are not
to fall Mt your peril, and have you
then and there this writ. Witness
the Honorable Carroll G, Hincks.
United states District Judge. at New
Haven, this 23rd day OF July A. ID.
1895, c. II. Pickett, Clerk. Memoir
andum; The defendant In this case
is required to file his answer or
other defense In the Clerks office
Of said Court, on or before the six
tieth day after service of this writ,
excluding the day thereof; other
wise the Bill may be. taken pro
confesso. G. T.. Pickett, Clerk. At
test: Bernard Fitch, Y. s. Marshal.
BY Alice ID. Dooley, Deputy Y. y.
Marshal. A true copy. Attests O. u.
Pickett Clerk. S-6-5t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
Liquor PERMIT
MnTEGEd mE APPLICATION

This is to give notice that ],
Lorenzo TomRsiello OF a Walnut 81.
Ext, Waterbury, Conn, have filed
an application dated Aug: 7th,, 1886,
for n Tavern Permit for the sale OF
alcoholic liquor on the premises, 10
Hill st., Waterbury, Conn. The bus
mess Is owned by Lorenzo Tomas
leo OF n Walnut st. Ext, Water
bury, Conn.,, and will be conducted
by Lorenzo Tomaslello of n Walnut
81; Ext, Waterbury, Conn, as per-
LORENZO ToMAsIELLo.
Dated Aug. Z, 1896. S-7-14-2t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
NoTl q OF !, PI .sS &c or TIE

Notice Is hereby given that the
existence OF THE WACO REALTY
poratlon located at Waterbury. State
Of Connecticut. is to be termina ted
pursuant to assent Of Its stock
holders.
All creditors and persons having
any claim against said Corpora ton
are hereby warned to present their
ella inns 10 Philip ". Berstein. Attor-
ncy 1T Law, O. Bank street. Water
bury. Connecticut. on or before No.
vanber "a. 1886. All claims not pre-.
, se...''d within said time limit VIII
Dried waterbury this Goth day
uf JulV. iAsf.
HisRrf'A nRoW NSTEiN.
ItAt,"v "'seNSTEI<
ARE SAI."ovsKY.
Trustees.
ny pllitlP = lsRNSTElN,
rhsir Attorney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
FIRE CHIEF SERVES 40 YEARS

Bucyrus, O., (UP)-Fire Chief w
p. Nader rs serving his 10th year Oh
head OF the department. He was ap'
pointed chief In 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07
PHONE CALL COSTS ssOS

~
sydney, Australia, (UP-Since
the England Australian radio tele.
phone service was installed six years
ago, the most expensive call has just
been made. It cost $685..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07

80 Buick Roadster
81 Cadillac Sedan
SO Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan
"a Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan
"a Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan
40 Chevrolet q Door Sedan
'S5 DeSoto 4 Door Sedan
"a DeSoto Airflow Sedan
80 Dodge Panel Truck
81 Dodge 4 Door Sedan
40 Dodge 4 Door Sedan
'S5 Ford Tudor Sedan
80 Ford Cow. Coupe
go Ford Bus. Coupe
81 Ford 4 Door Sedan
SO Plymouth 4 DR.. Tour, Sedan
'S5 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan
'S5 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan
80 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan
80 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan
80 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan
81 Studebaker SPIT. Roadster
40 Studebaker 3 Pass, Coupe
40 Studebaker 4 Door Sedan
JOHN J. COLLINS, INC.
De Soto and Plymouth
SO Willow st. Dial 3-2124
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-07

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY,, NJ.
PROBATE COURT, August eth,
"A, ID. 1895, ESTATE OF EDITH L.
BpRA0uE, late OF Waterbury, In
said District, deceased,
Upon the application OF FRANCIS
J, BUTLER, Administrator, q, b, ~,
praying that no may be authorised
10 sell, certain real estate belong.
Ing TO said Estate, as per Rppllca.
tlon on flle more fully appears, lt fs
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro.
bate Office In Waterbury, In said
District, on the nth day Of August
A. d, 1895 at $3.50 o'clock In the
forenoon standard .rlme), and that
notice be given Of the pendeney Of
said application, and tho time and
place OF hearing thereon, BY pub
fishing this order one time III some
newspaper having n circulation In
said District, also by leaving with
or BY mailing IN registered, postage
prepaid from Waterbury, q copy OF
this order TO all parties interested
and residing without the Probate
District OF Waterbury on or before
the 7th day Of August 1889.
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
s.7-it Asst Clerk,