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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

yesterday aTtsrnoon 81 The Elton b
Miss Kathleen Crowley local probss
ton officer, before members Of TIE
womens American ort. Miss Grows
iy Is director Of the Girls club. Mrs.
A. Henry weismnn presided a. tho
meeting and Mrs. Lewis oreenblate
discussed the newsreel q TN
month.
Several committee cliairmen were
named. They include: Program, mrs.
Clarence Freedman; membefsnlp'
Mrs. Jean Kelser; arrangementss
Mrs. Lewis Freedman; publicity,
Mrs, J. A. Dorfman. Mrs. Lewis
oreenblatt will preside ct the De-
cemher meeting. WV
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

testimonial bachelor dinner at Mich
ael Coiucci's restaurant on Bank
street, when hte program consisted
of dinner, brief talks, entertainment
and the presentation OF a purse,
william Gray, foreman Of the
Buckle Company plating depart
ment, acted as principal speaker
and Michael Purcaro as POSTMASTER.
Frank Berardi assisted the commits
tee on arrangements,
The honored guest, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lamltola Of Pine
street, will be married Thanksgiving
day TO Miss Alice Pine daughter Of
Mr.. and MS. Anthony Pine Of
West Porter street.
Those IN attendance were seley
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
WORSHIP LECTURE
GIVEN AT CHURCH

The final Of the first series OF lee
lures given by Or. Marion Kreeger
on Worship, which constituted tho
first semester Of the standard lead
ership training school conducted by
the Waterbury Council Of Religious
Education, was held last evening OF
the Second Congregational church.
The second semester will start
January II and run for five con.
secutive Monday nights. Three
courses will be given. Rev. Harold
Craw, assistant minister Of Second
CONGREGATIONAL church, Is dean OF
the school and Mrs. Florence DIVER
Ia In charge. Mrs. Guy B. Winston
is chairman Of the committee IN
charge OF the school.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

cahy school, and Commissioner
walker suggested Il be done now In.
stead OF waiting for next year. He
also asked that IN the event there
were no transferrals, II II would be
possible TO request the principal TO
assign one Of the other teachers
TO assist the second grade teacher
part time. supt. Condor said he
would take up the matter with the
principal, and upon the suggestion
Of President John J. Walsh, the
matter was referred 10 the teachers
committee.
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1000 WOOL FILLED COM
FORTERS -- Large size 72x84
inches--filled with 1902 pure
white wool and covered with
genuine celanese taffeta In re-
versibie colors--- @9 a.
reg. 9e.95-each. ~ OWO
DOWN FILLED COMFORTERS
--size 72x84 inches - goose
down Allied - covering OF
celanese taffeta In solid or
reversible colors pastel and
dark shades. Reg. ON a.
$i2.05--each -. V1VeVO
MATTRESS COVERS of firm
best quality unbleached sheet
ing--box shape--taped edges
rubber buttons--full and twin
sizes--for regular and Beauty
rest mattresses O. "a
reg. $i.o5-each.. S4eOV
MATTRESS PADs-size B4x7e -
for full size beds--cotton Allied
covering Of bleached muslin
reg. O. IN
Estreet Floor
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BOYS SHIRTS-New selection
fancy patterns and white
button-on blouses also SAM
sizes 5 to IL .... V3~
KNICKERs-For boys 9 to l0-
navy and wool q 20
mixtures .........%4SOW
BOYS SUTTS--Of wool flannel
and check fabric pants and
wash blouse-assorted styles
sizes 8 to 10 @ On
years ....s...ssss ~&vOV
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ADVISORS DINE

Discussion OF the problems Of
group leadership marked o dinner
meeting Of the Advisors club Of the
Y. M. @. A. last night. The discuss
sion was led by Christian 0rosser,
advisor OF the OFe club.
Under discussion was o book by
Arthur l.. Swift, Jr, Essentials Of
Training for Group leadership"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
No Double Sessions
In Local Schools
Superintendent Condor Registers Emphatic Protest
as HOpeviIIe Suggests -OvercrOwding Seen

uation would probably become more
entangled unless steps or It's adjust
ment are taken ct once. Suggestions
had been made for transfers to Null
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

TO prepare Lord Linlithgow's
charger for the coronation Of the
new Viceroy Of india It Is being
broken In" to elephants ct the
London Zoo.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
GEORGE LAMITOLA
GUEST AT DINNER
Buckle Company Employee
Presented Purse at Stag
Last Evening

George Lamitola, popular en-
ployee Of the waterbury Buckle
Company, was feted last night at o
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

The Boys Brigade Of Belfast
Northei Ireland, has opened t26,-
900 headquarters.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
ORT WOMEN name
COMMITTEE HEADS

Work at the Waterbury Girls
club and among juveniles coming
before the city court was described
angelo, Albert Tesla, Peter Misto,
Nicholas Monica, Eugene Clement,
Leonard 5alcito, Michael Colucci,
Donald Archie, Ralph Fascatore,
Oscar Popkus, Algy Villemure, Ed
ward Cocchiolas, and Harry P. J..
Vassalo.
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Curtoins,
Shades, Dropes
NET CURTAINs-railored style
ready to hang $50 rough and
fine meshes--ecru color--scran-
ton and quaker makes -- reg.
$l.B0-- a. en-
NET CURTAINS 60 BY Quaker
and Bromley - In beautiful
heavy and fine mesh patterns
ready TO hang 80 tailored
style-in ecru col. O. IN
or--reg. $i.95--pair " 1e1V
QUAKER NET CURTAINS -
Beautiful quantity In o wide
range Of styles and patterns
reg. S2.9S- 90 EA
pair. ........... V6eOV
SASH CURTAINS - SO inches
wide with hemstitched ends
all white or with pas AMM
tel dots--reg. 6ec-pair 2UV
NOVELTY CURTAINS 50 Our
complete new Fall stock Of
suffie, tailored and cottage set
curtains--reg. SELL a 0M
Ing ct ei.6e-pair. ~ 4eAV
CURTAINS - Ruffle, tailored
and cottage set curtains - oil
new Fall patterns and colors
our reg. sl.06 O. a
gtock-pair. ....... @1eOV
FANCY PILLOWS -- Large size
pillows--kapok filled In various
shapes 80 colors: red, green,
rust, blue and gold Enm
reg. 6ec--each ....... OVV
REGULAR $2.oS CURTAINS $3.50
OF raarquisette and rayon -
ruffle and tailored styles
ecru and eggshell $50 well
s ss s'ssr's.,r $3.50
DAMAsK DRAPEs - Pinch
pleat style complete with
pins and tiebacks - ready 10
hang-all coiors - 80 inches
wide x q i-3 yards long $50
pair pail r. ..''' $3.50
NEW FALL DRAPEs--38 inches
wide * 2 Ia yards long - all
colors - pinch pleat style ---
complete ready 10 hang -
reg; 1896 1895
FANCY PILLOWs-In O beau
tiful selection--kapok Allied $50
assorted shapes and sizes --
coverings In new Fall 0oA
colors--reg. Si--each. OOV
DRAPEs-36 inches Wide x 2 i-3
yards long--new Fall patterns
pinch pleat style - oil new
Fall colors--reg. QE 0k
sS.oS-pa.r. ....... @9sOO
DAMAsK DRAPEs-our regu-
lar $685. and 97.o6 grades--all
new Fall col0rs-36 inches wide
by 2 ID yards long-sateen
lined - pinch pieat style -
ready to hang O. a.
pair. ......... QOsUO
CEDAR CHEsTs-Large size -
Ferguson inake--walnut finish
lin newest Q0N -
styles--reg. S2e.7SS@ A3s a q
BRIDGE TABLES - sturdily
inade--liquid and burn-proof
tops-walnut fin- % ON
ish-reg. $780,. @1sAU
RUFFLE CURTAINS A close
out lot Of our reg. 9i.06 quail
ity - !narquisette curtains -
slightly soiled or In discontin.
ued patterns-white and ecru
some with colors O.
pair. ............" o.
WINDOW sHADEs-size S6x72
Eureka Holland shaces -
first quality mounted on best
spring rollers-in ecru, linen,
green and white EMM
reg. 7oc-each. ..... OWN
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Sport Goats
With and without fur
s13::%se

Natural polos-fleeces In green
mixtures, wine, red, brown and
gray--wrap.around and swagger
styles-sizes IL 10 20; SO to a..
Second Floor
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Wash Fabrics
FIonneIs

OUTING TLANNEI---In colorful
stripes --- Aorals---juvenile pat
terns--38 inches wide-guar-
anteed tub.fast-- o. n
reg. 25c-yard ...... A1V
BEST QUALITY" ABC. PUN.
JAB AND PEP r L II T. L L
PRINTED PERCALEs - SO
inches wide--assorted patterns
reg. 2lc-- Or
PRINTED CHALLIs-36 inches
wide--suitable for quilt cover
ings--patchwork and floral de-
signs---reg. loc-- %N
YARD ..,,'.,,,'''''''' NV
OUTING TLANNEL-Blue stripe
only---38 inches wide-reg. 100
to closeout, ne
RADIUM PRINTS SO inches
wide--guaranteed tub fast
light patterns In checks, fiorals
and conventional designs
reg. yds. O.
1bC ss,,sss.sss,, w.
Lower Floor
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Regular $7.95 Group Of
New Fall
Dresses
S g 90

Silk crepes, light weight woods
and velveteen - In black, green,
wine, red and royal blue. Semi
dress, and tailored styles. Sizes
IL to 20; SO 10 30.
Second Floor
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"ArayIe'' Silver
FIotWore

OF the finest grade 1917 nickel
silver--plated with pure silver
knives, forks, spoons and fancy
pieces---reg. 12Mc a m
Street Floor
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New Fall
obrics

DOVELYKE PRINTS-30 inches
wide 49, guaranteed washable
will not pull out at seams
floral polka dot and rosebud
patterng--reg. 00c-- S0N
yuru s.',s,'''''''''ss WV
JACQUARD SATINS-30 inches
wide-in popular Fall shades
OF black, brown, spruce blue,
winetone, rust and navy
reg. $i.29-- Cd 10
yard .....,......nV&e&W
TRANSPARENT VELVET -- In
2 black, brown, green, rust,
fushia, gorgeous and tropical
blue---30 inches wide $50 reg.
$3.50 O. 70
WOOL FA1LLE--54 inches wide
part wool In popular shades
reg. $i.40-- Oh
yard .,........,..,,." V4
CREPE.BACK SATINS -- 30
inches wide--a Silk-Satin--may
be used either crepe or satin
side--light shades-washablel
Reg. $i.2o-- 09N
Lower Floor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

Begins Wednesday!

Everything to complete your Thanksgiving plans -
included in this Pre-Thonkseivine Sale! Specials in
all departments on every one Of five fIoors
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
SWeo tiers
BIouses : Robes

SLIPON SWEATERS - or oil
wool yarns--high shades or
dark--good selection QAM
reg. 81 ..,...,,,,.,.. OVO
CHILDREN'S COAT SWEAT.
ERS -- Lightly brushed IN
brown and blue---high neck
sizes o 10 IA ON
reg. 81 ..r,",,,,,,. OWO
SILK BLOUsES - In paisley,
satin and crepe Coz
reg. 81 .,.,,,.,..,,. WV
BEACON ROBES-On conven.
tional and floral patterns
with pockets, silk cord and
braid trim--sizes 80 10 a.
regular Q0 en-
FLANNEL ROBES--Small, me.
dium and large sizes--in black,
green. royal blue-also In two
tone combinations @0 40
reg. $40 ...... 0OsOO
Second Floor
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Chino q nd
Glassware

"NO.NIK" TUMBLERS--Needlc
etched crystal--in D o., o or,
and 10 OF. sizeS--reg. S0N
zoe q doZ.--doz. ..n.. OVN
3s.PIECE SET DISHES--serv-
leo for six -- blue willow --
reg. 1906 co 10
53-PIECE SET DISIIES--serv-
Ice for eight-Bluo Mont pat
tern--rcs' sis'oS S100S
get ..,...,....V4VsVV
0s.PIECE SET OF DISHES
Service for twelve--neat floral
border and plain center
s sss' . '''."'-- $29.95
STEMWARE $50 Rock crystal in
gobloto, saucer champs, sher.
bets, cocktails and footed ttim-
blers--reg. Soc kAN
each ..,,..,..,,.,'. WV
i5-PIECE HIGHBALL SET
Chrome tray with six 10 OF.
tumblers, six stirrers, Ice cube
bowl and prongs- G.
reg. $i.20 ..,,..,.,..... ~
7-PIECE REFRESFMENT SET
--i2 or. jug and seven 10 OF.
tumblers-blue color c.
reg. $i.2e-set ...,.... %
--Hhird Floor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17

TOTS WASH DRESSES-Prints
and plain colors - attractive
styles--some with matching
PARTNERSHIPS / TO c. co
Greg. $l.98 80. Q2sVO
TOTS WASH DRESSES -- A
lgood selection Of styles and
colors--sizes 0QO
1 to 9 ............... OSS
TOTS KNIT SLEEPERS-But-
ton front, drop seat style
sizes zON
BROTHER AND SISTER SUITS
Two piece-of all wool jer-
sey-plain colors and stripes
sizes 2 to g. VT
each ss.,.s..'ss 's'sssss
Second Floor
Hondkerchiefs
HANDKERCHIEFS. - For men,
and women = plain white
regular Tor AAN
INITIAL HANDKERCIiIEFS--
For women a for 2SC
white ...'.....a8 49,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
Mems
Weo rabies

SHIRTS WITH NON.WILT
COLLAR-Fancies In stripe,
check patterns - also plain
white or blue-full cut and
pre-shrunk-- o0N
reg. 81 .,....,..,.. wv
COTTON PAJAMAs--Full cut
well tailored In fancy patterns
or plain colors-coat, MILDLY
and notch collar styles-also
flannel pajamas In coat and
MILDLY styles--sizes c.
b, g, d ..,..,,,...... o.
SILK AND RAYoN TIES--New
Fall patterns In checks, plaids
hand han = tailored z Sl
MEMS SHORTS -- Full cut
printed percales - with side
elastic fer c.
ATHLETIC SHIRTS - TO go
with shorts-of "A for G.
fine combed yarns x %
MEMS BATH ROBES-rn O fine
range Of colors and patterns
full cut and well tailored
reg. O0 40
S2.OB s..,,,,,,1.. V@wVV
MEMS ALL WOOL JACKETS
Upper style-navy only--well
tailored Q0 GO
reg. $3.08 .........VVeVW
Street Floor
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FIRST QUALITY CHIFFON
CREPE SILK H0SIERY-4e
gauge In q broken assortment
OF colors and sizes--imade to
sell ut $i.i6-- Jon
sale price, pair 49,. ~
SILK HOSIERY--Tull fashioned
In chiffon and semi-service---
irregulars Of SOC AMM
gradc-.pair ..,...o 3WG
SMALL LoT--CHIFFoN RING.
LESS HOSIER Yin dark
shades---also O few pairs In
service weight--reg. H0M
$l--pair ..,",,.., a~
CHIFFON SILK HOSIERY
Small lot--first quality--fuil
fashioned--reg. Too NMM
pair .,,,.,,,,,,..,,,, 8W~
CIIILDREN'S SOCKS -- And
nnklets --- assorted colors---reg.
25c and DOC @MA
ppr s1't''''ss''''t. @VS
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Sheets spreads
Blankets

reg. Si.2o. OON
03xo0- 0nM
reg. Si.i0.......... OWS
TRUTH" PILLOW CASES --
Sizes 4bx36 and 42x38-guar-
teed for ut least two years
household i che wear for 00C
CANDLEWICK SPREADS in
hand tufted pAtterns--of1 good
quality sheeting- O. "a
oil colors--reg. .e5sp 1eOW
COTTON BED SPREADs-Full
and twin Bizes--heavy quality
cotton In neat patterns $50 as.
s sss'' :ss ss''''.- $3.50
CANDLEWICK SPREADS - A
beautiful lot OF hand tufted
and machine made chenille
spreads 49, newest patterns -
reg. Q0 az
CANDLEWTCK SPREADS - A
cioseout lot Of slightly soiled
and discontinued patterns --
all colors and white--not oil
coiors In each pattern --
each o reg. $7.o6 CA o.
Spread-each. ..... Q3sVO
PILLOW CASES -- Sizes 46x38
and 42x36 oxford quality
muslin cases--reg. @0M
26c--each. .......... 4WN
'pEoUOT" SHEETS - Long
wearing, best quality Sheets
reduced as follows:
s sssiS si:,,. S1.59
s s's'' :,.7.. $1.49
s s,s', sl.ss. ......... $3.50
72xi08-- Oh on
reg. $i.00.. V4sVV
72x0D-- o. O0
reg. Si.60...".:" VAsAW
O3xi0e-- Q% on
reg. $i.b0. %4eAW
e3x00-- Q& 10
reg. Si.4o........ @4s4W
4Sx72--reg. Soc coo
each. .............. WV
"PEQUOT" PILLOW CASES -
Sizes 46x36 and 42x3e 00N
reg. 30c--each. ... AVN
4Sx3sM and 42x3sh 00O
reg. 42c. VAS
46x38 and 42x36- 00N
hemstitcheu--reg. SOC OOC
PART WOOL BLANKETS -
Large size 72x84-solid colors
Of rose. green, blue, gold and
s SssAi sSls.syI,. $1.59
PART WOOL BLANKETs-size
72x84 - In attractive plaids or
solid colors - sateen bound
weigh 4 tbs. TO o 30 N
pair--reg. SI.e6-p 3 AsOV
WOOL BLANKETS - Large bed
size 70xeO inches-solid, rever-
sible colors--silk bound-100%
wool-reg. s5.e6 on az
each. ...... @3sOV
1907 VIRGIN WOOL BLANK
ETS-Size 72xe4 inches--weigh
4 TBS. each - reversible - silk
binding--reg. QG az
$7.06-each. 49,. VVeVO
sNORTH hrAR" KENT BLAN-
KETS - Size Taxa inches -
all pure wool-in o beautiful
weave solid colors - bound
with s inch satin binding -
reg. SO 60 az
BED COMFORTS - Large bed
size 72x34 inches-white cot
ton MI sd--covered with good
quality figured sateen with
plain border In O variety OF
colors-reg. $2.e6 W0 20
EACH. ......... @6eOV
1905 WHITE WOOL FILLED
COMPREHENSIVE cover
ing Of figured sateen-in rose,
blue, green, gold, and orchid -
reg. a4.e6-- WM M
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New Fall
Gloves

CABRETTA KID GLOVES
In soft, pliable quality-over-
seam stitched-in chaudron,
black and brown O. 40
reg. $i.80--pair -. V4s2V
KID GLOVES -- Manufacturers
menders--originally selling at
$i.98 and 5000 mostly Of
black-pair ,,,........." QA
BENGALINE GLOVES--A soft.
silky fabric--in maroon. navy,
grey and black--washable--
reg. Soc 00N
pair ..''.''''''''
BAsKETTE GLOVES - Well
known make $50 washable -
reg. ST. QQO
pair ......'.,'..''''
FABRIC GLOVES - Salesmans
samples OF 81 and $i.25 gloves
well known make-special
at Sec A0O
sale price, pair ..... 3VS
LEATHERETTE GLOVES
HAND SEWN Well known
make with fare cuffs and con-
trasting color stitching-for-
merry $3.50 Q0O
sale price-pair ..... WV
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WASH DRESSES = All brand
new for holiday choosing
plain colors--checks and prints
sizes z 90
TO il .............'.. ~&
GIRLS WINTER COATS
Wool fieeces and mixtures
tailored styles ca 90
In sizes Z TO IA ....@KeOO
GIRLS HAT AND MUFF SETS
-Of velvet with upper pocket
IN muff-sizes &T
9 to 10--set .......... Va
Second Floor
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Fitted
School Bags

Rubber lined--with large lunch
pocket, leather handle and straps
equipped with
II Popeye Pencil Box
II composition book
II note book
II note pad
II mechanical pencil
II fountain pen---
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-17
Rhinestone
JeweIry

The most popular jewelry item
for Fall woar--in clips, earrings.
bracelets, pins-made to sell at
q much higher NMM
price. 3W~
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New Fall
Hats
Regularly $1.95
ST.

Some hand blocked hats with
high crowns--tricornes --. brims,
visor and beret styles--in black,
navy, brown and green.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-05
Native Alaskan
 Does Not Like
 JaIS in U. s. A,

Under Denver, Colorado date line of September 26, the following dispatch appears in a recent Seattle Times:
 Mrs. Maude Reiner, B years old, of Nome, Alaska, expressed great dislike today for jails and traffic in the United States"
 A native Alaskan, she is held as a witness against Henry Wagner, accused of violating the Mann Act by transporting her from Wallace, Idaho, to Telluride, Colorado.
 T tell you, do not like the Unit ed States of America she told newspapermen.
 When this case is over I will go back to Nome," she added. For one reason, they do not have traffic in Nome. Three years ago when I first came to these United States at Seattle I almost got myself killed a h'o number of times in traffic" "
 Tn Nome they treat automobiles JUS. nxe good horses.
 When a man drives horse he does not run him all the time real 'ast right down the big street of the town. He does not make him stop so quick he shakes all over. He is ntle to his horse.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-05
NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND HEAR
 ING THEREON

In the United States Commission
 CTS Court for the Precinct of
 Sitka, Alaska; Before the Hon.
 orable Henry L. Bahrt, United
 States Commissioner and Ex-of-
 ficio Probate Court.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 GERTRUDE H. McGRATH, De-
 ceased.
 This is to give notice that Ger trude M. B. Conway, administrative of the estate of Gertrude H. Mo- Grath, deceased, has filed her Final Account, from which it appears, among other things, that Gertrude M. B. Conway is the sole heir and devisee under the will of Gertrude H. McGrath, to all and singular the property, both real and personal, belonging to the estate of the said Gertrude H. McGrath; and further, that the said Gertrude M. B. Con- way is the only child of the said Gertrude H. McGrath, and the only heir surviving her, the said Ger trude H. McGrath, and as such is the sole heir at law of the said Gertrude H. McGrath; and the Court having fixed upon the 5th day of January, 1937, as the date for a hearing upon said Final Ac- count, all persons having objec- tions to said Final Account or ob- jections to the entry of a decree decreeing that Gertrude M. B. Con- way be vested with all and singular the real and personal property of Gertrude H. McGrath, deceased, are required to file such objections on or before said 5th day of January. 1887, at 10 o'clock in the morning of said day when said hearing will be held. And all persons claiming heir ships or claiming to be en- titled as heirs, or otherwise, to any portion of the estate of Gertrude H. McGrath, deceased, are required to present their claim or claims to this Court on or before 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the said 5th day of January, 1937 All such objections and all such claims must be filed with the United States Commissioner and Ex-Offio Probate Judge at Sitka, the Court before which this proceeding is pending. at bic office in Sitka Alaska where the hearing upon the Final Ac- count will be held at the date and hour above referred to.
 GERTRUDE M B. CONWAY, Administratrix with the will an- nexed of the estate of Gertrude H. McGrath, deceased.
 First publication, Oct. 5, 1886.
 Last publication, Nov. ?, 1936.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-05
PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING

GIANTS-Moore walked. Sartell famed. Terry famed Moore was thrown out stealing, Dickey to Crosetti.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 YANKEES - Crosetti grounded out, Jackson to Terry. Rolfe beat cut a slow grounder to Bartell Di Maggie popped to Terry. Gehrig grounded out, Whitehead to Terry
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 SECOND INNING GIANTS = Ott famed. Ripple singled to right. Ripple was thrown out, stealing, Dickey to Crosetti Mancuso famed.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, none left on base.
 "A N K E E s Dickey famed. Powell reached first on Jackson's error. Lazzeri grounded out, White head to Terry, Powell going to sec-
  ond. Selkirk singled to left, SCOT ing Powell. Pearson flied out to Ripple.
 One run, one hit, one error, one left on base. THIRD INNING GIANTS Whitehead reached first when Selkirk dropped his fly. Jackson flied out to Di Maggie. Hubbell bounced out, Pearson to Gehrig, Whitehead taking second. Moore fouled out to Rolfe. No runs, no hits, one error, one left on base. YANKEES-Crosetti doubled to right. Rolfe singled to center, SCOT ing Crosetti. Di Maggie fouled out to Mancuso. Rolfe raced to third on Hubbells wild pitch. Gehrig hit homer over the right field bleach CTS scoring Rolfe ahead. Dickey flied out to Moore. Powell lined out to Ripple.
 Three runs, three hits, no errors, none left on base.
 FOURTH INNING
 GIANTS-Bartell singled to right. Terry walked. Ott grounded to Crosetti forcing Terry at second, Bartell going to third. Ripple singled to left, scoring Bartell and sending Ott to second. Mancuso forced out Ripple at second, Cros- etti to Lazzeri. Whitehead popped to Crosetti.
 One run, two hits, no errors, two left on base.
 YANKEES-I.azzeri flied out to Ripple. Selkirk famed. Pearson singled to left. Crosetti forced Pear son at second, Bartell to Whitehead.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-05
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