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Evening star., 1937-04-11

Boston Benny Perkett. She introduced
Benny to Raybrooke, and Benny
sounded him out on job on Bed
linger. When Sylvia found out they
intended to kill Raybrooke, she tried
to get in touch with him, but she
couldn't, so she left word for me to
call. She went to the Arcade Rooms.
The landlady there was friend OF
hers. They caught me at the jail, said
it was an emergency call. So as soon
as the officers finished questioning me
| went down there and - gosh, WIN,
| was frightened about you. Listen,
now that the things all Strengthened
out, want a serious talk with you
Instinctively Win glanced over at
Bert Grinnel. Seated on the stomach
of the unconscious outlaw, the con-
fiscated gun jammed up against the
mans ribs, Grinnel was looking not at
Bedlinger, but at her. His eyes, usually
so cynical. so world weary. held what
was almost look of pleading.
A surge of triumphant feeling swept
through Wins veins. She knew sud
denly that she had penetrated Grin
nel's mask. She would never again be
fooled by that bored lack of emotion.
1t was merely mask with which he
sought to hide his loneliness and
Evening star., 1937-04-11

glasses and silverWarc with a care
that no dishes in the old communal
apartment had ever known. ElabO-
rately casual, he inquired:
by the way, Tommy. Did you
ever know a girl named - let's see -
Harley? Hartley? Hastings? That's it,
/ guess. Hastings
"Hastings?" Tommy, wiping fork,
considered. Little dark girl? Not
hard on the eyes?'
Not al all hard on the eyes Mr..
McGlvens was emphatic.
why it seems TO me - yes, that's
the girl. She's a friend of BcSs Stoves.
Bess introduced us once. Matter OF
fact. met Bess on the street the other
day and she said the Hastings girl
was staying with her down on -Four
teenth Street. Seems she fell hard for
some fellow that didn't know she was
on earth and Bess has been trying to
cheer her up. Why do you - Here,
where are you going!
cigarettes. murmured Mr..
AIcGivens vaguely. Tommy's voice
protesting, There's a boxful on the
table" fell on deaf ears as he fled.
Bess Stoves name was in the tcle-
phone book. Mr.. Edward McGlVens
almost fell out of smelly cigar store
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Danger Ahead
Continued from page five
Continued from pogs five

booth when d husky voice that was
not Bess Stoves responded to his call.
This is Ed McGivens," he said.
Back from your trip so soon?' she
asked sweetly.
Darn the trip" (Her voice had not
sounded in the least heart-broken.)
What made you run off like that!'
he demanded.
"One gets into such nut living too
long in the same place" she observed.
He felt certain that she was laughing
at him
II want to see you, he said flercely.
do you?" Her voice was still ban
tering but he thought there was
little half-sob caught in the do
That qui er of emotion finished him.
Stay right where you are until |
get there" he ordered.
He slammed up the receiver. Only
then did it occur to him that he was
rushing deliberately toward the Danger
he had always avoided. He was being
carried away from his freedom as fast
as the wheels of downtown subway
express could take him. But although
there were several stops en- route to
Fourteenth Street, he did not leave
the train.
The End
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Mosu1ins Section

A mischievouS twinkle i'll her eyes,
Win went on talking into the trans
mitter, Wearing his well-known mask
of cynical world-weariness, Grinnel
attempted to pass off his exploit as
being all in days work"
Grinnel grinned. Baby" ne said,
IF ever get off this guys chest, I'll
make you eat those words. And don't
forget Doc Reese. Bring him into it.
He helped disarm the bandit ."
WIN" Ted Reese said desperately,
PLEASE don't treat me like piece of
furniture. After all -"
Grinnel blew cigarette smoke down
into the outlaws face. Don't inter
rupt her. buddy" he said casually.
This is business"
And Win went on calmly, with just
slight accent on the first word in the
sentence: After Grinnel had charged
through a hail of bullets to floor the
outlaw, Doctor Theodore W. Reese
rushed in from the corridor and as
sisted in disarming Bedlinger."
Grinnel Strengthened, flicked ashes
from his vest, and grinned. 'Okay.
baby" he said, you'll do"
Tks End
Further adventures of "Win'
and "Berf," wiN appear in other
serials 10 come in THIS WEEK.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Secret Treasure
Continued from ooqs eleven
Continued from pogs eleven

dagger sank deep into the heart of
Lopez.
Juan picked up the map of his mine,
but the dagger he left sheathed in the
body of its owner.
Joining Rosa. Juan quickly led her
to the outskirts of Guanto. where
many loaded burros were waiting,
made ready by friends. They quietly
stole away in the darkness to their
dell of the golden pebbles.
Just how Juan made his escape from
Jail has never been proved, though it is
suspected the lever that PRED open
the bars was made of gold.
For weeks your rurdLes have searched
the mountains with orders to shoot
Juan on sight; but | assure you 1t IS
useless, for he will never be found.
Though heretofore you have refused
clemency, Juan hopes that now, know
ing the whole truth. you will be more
merciful in your judgment.
Postscript: Word has just reached me
that Juan has escaped with Rosa to
the United States, taking with him
great quantity of nuggets. So your
pardon will not be necessary - and
the location of the dell of the golden
pebbles again becomes lost secret.
However, Juan paid me in advance
for writing and sending this letter, 50
here it is.
The End
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eyes focused on the immobile, mask
like countenance, but concentrating
her attention on the marginal vision
which took in the corridor door.
''As it happens. Bedlinger said, Il
believe you're telling the truth. But
you butted into something. fon
asked for this. didn't"
AS Bedlinger slowly raised the gun
once more. the corridor door swung
open on noiseless hinges. Bert Grinnel
stood in the doorway, and seemed
utterly incongruous standing there, so
matter -of-fact, so natural, so cynical
and Unconditional. Even the customary
cigarette was dangling from his lips.
Then, Win glimpsed the fright -d,stort-
ed features of Dr. Reese behind him.
Win stood very stiff and erect.
What you're going to do she
warned Bedlinger, will be suicide
Its suicide anyway" he told her,
his eyes cold and calculating, Il figure
you got me into this, and -
The noise made by Grinners rush
struck the outlaws ears. He started to
whirl, and Winifred threw the glass.
The glass caught him on the side of
the jaw, broke into pieces. Liquid
stung his eyes. His gun roared, but
Grinnel was already flattened out in
a shoestring tackle that swept Bed
hnger's feet from under him. As the
outlaw crashed to the floor, Win flung
herself on the arm which held the gun.
wondering if she could muster strength
enough to hold it; she realized she
couldn't. Yet, even as the imprisoned
arm slowly turned, bringing the gun
around, she noticed that only then did
DR.. Reese come charging in
Grinnel was completely unsports-
marhike, calmly efficient. His knee
came down in the pit of the outlaws
stomach and at the same moment his
right fist crashed against Bedllnger's
chin. As Win felt the outlaws arm
grow limp, she and Reese twisted the
gun from him and gave it to Grlnnel.
How did you ever get here, Bert p
Your cab driver" he painted, got
suspicious. He doubled back to report.
| put two and two together, COM
mandeered Reese and his car.
Reese said eagerly, Win, the whole
things cleared up. Pemley wrote those
letters to himself so he could get
permit to carry gun. Sylvia Mar
lowe, his old patient, had married
Evening star., 1937-04-11
AND RELIEVE PAIN QUICKLY

just put few drops of Freezone on
that aching corn and you'll make the
wonderful discovery many thousands
have made. Pain is quickly relieved.
And soon the corn gets SO loose you
can lift it right off with your fingers.
You'll agree that it's quick, easy
way to relieve pain and remove hard
and soft corns, even corns between
the toes. Any druggist will sell you
bottle of Freezone for few cents.
Try it.
Evening star., 1937-04-11


graduates. 3Sthyr. One graduate has charge
OF 10-bed hospital Another saved $4oo
while learning. Equipment included Men
and women 1s to 60. High School not re-
quired. Easy tuition payments. Write now.
CHICAGO SCHOOL OF NURSING
Dept 50a. 100 East ohio Street. Chicago. Ill.,
Please send free booklet and l6 sample lesson
pages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Legal Notice
ORDER OF N0VICn


 HOME owNnRs' LOAN CORPORA. ZION . corporation. orgRnined nn. der and by virtue 9s thS authority thS UMitSd States of AmSrisa, n, SwSSsrSI SsSSI isssE".XSsss Loan Xes cs ISSs.S 'ep: proved. June. is, .iO99l with a place oi 6uslness ln the City and c9un. ty oe New Haven, state of con' JAMES cooswHEL EDMOND, of
 SiRS RSasSyIsAEM Al GAM RlePR iissNFA! EiXS.ES end endd,,SSiNSh ,SiShpiT,4Rs, :, Ss osdS. AN. eSoGNN$&SGSTSiHcstTHr." &SSSiHcstTHr ana t"' STATE '' STATE of CQNNNCEicyT, DIS. TISRDVRY, Dec. aand, l99T,
 Upon the e2mpIains aarn os nelr Har R,o,n1, ns, forth foff fcFecioHure and poauesslon of ths krSl Tlssday ei January JOSS, for the Jydiel.i pistriIs.t trI.. Sf Water. sr. bury, stess of CSnnees,lSn9 Ss,nM snSn99 b eRe eRc su6pcriblng authority, that tho de. IT IH .TfiiellIcFoNio 0RDnilEP, That notice Of the pendeney of Haid ApS. FSs Wlh,SeSw WlhpSwiSSa fDoSNMi|nlIkbs SNMi|lks HP HPPgEoS ES, Pbl,s FISP cF nHNNTATiVFs IsMpSMoSNBS,' oSNBS'iibs bS publlahinR thla order h Waterbury bemocral, .. newspaper printed ln Waterbury, three days aueeehslycly, day of RfGtfRM RffsTfRRsMF lmas''o s''orLtrrrn, Clerk "of Court oE Common Piehs, syEATS, g, SSnS Ss sofNVaEE,eSE* ,. E*Ge1s!: Ge12HE tr,ia and Wttestcd copy Sf tho orig inaI order Of Notice, In my hands For publication,
 THANK MCCAIN, iasaasat Deputy bheFlf,
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uEe Ia congress, that the tax would favor the large, Well-ealMb bllahed, substantially financed concern co against the new, small, struggling concern with no backing ee aeouEau. lated reserves. But it is exactly the type oe concern which is least af- eeoted by this tax which is most likely Co become O monopoly, By crippllng the small, potential com. petltoFs ok the big concern, lls path to monupely wae made easler. How much attention was given Co these facts, which were as obvious when the tax was under consideration % they are todaye Tho answer is, none whatever.
 A third case ls the farm bill. This bill aims at tho essential method os all monopoly, which is effective con. trol os tho supply. From this we conclude that Iaonopollstio control of agriculture by government is all right, while private Mionopollstlc control of industry, since the court disposed Of MIRA, is ell wrong.
 4 fourth case ie provided by the Wagner act, which gives c monopoly of collective bargaining Co that union mastering the majority of votes ln Q plant eieotlon. Since this law fails Co require on open union, the vice torios union, by closing lts member. ship, may at once acquire Q labor Ynoropoly within the plant. But thia kind Of monopoly is likewise ell right, ln tho nyopio vislon of those who are 90 greatly concerned With the basic problem.
 We hold no brief for monopoly, whether it Do privately exereisod in industry or labor, or publicly exef. elsed in agriculture, over Q large field of economic activity, oempeti. ton A the life of trade. Consider. ing oil that hos been said against the competitive system, and ell that hos been end !s being done 70 dos stroy it, it is hardly suFprlsing 70 find that in the past analysis tho government has done about as much to foster as to prevent nionepolY, despite the large number os antss trust suits under way.
 can it Do that tho present liFtita' tion of It's concern over the eliFnine.. tlon of monopoly is to punleh busl- ness for being 50 glad that NlsA was invaildatedS
 saAA.. m..amAA~.m AM AhA asaAhMn
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ss = ~u~ ness" is headed for severe regulation unless it abans dons the alleged monopollstio pFao- tleos.
 When we turn to the other as- poets of the record, however, we shall find evidence of even greater seal In the promotion of policies that lead to monopoly than is now dispiayod in fighting tho trusts.
 First, there is section 3 of tho NRA, which provided that any code, agreement or itoenao approved un. der tho act should Do exempt from the antl.trust laws. The purpose 0f these laws is to prevent eomhlna. tions or oonspiracios in restraint Of trade. That is, they were designed to prevent monopollstlo control of trade or business, Yet these laws were susponded by NRA, for section , expressly provided that codes and Agreements should be exempted, while lt did not soy that no approval should be givon to any code or agreement which would otherwise violate the anti.trust laws, Tn fact, utU vhiy VaDtblV PuEpVbv " Vnv vk~ oInption was to open tho way for agreements that were contrary to the antl.trust policy.
 The supreme courts unanimous doelslon against this Jaw, it will be remembered, provoked tho president Into his d0nunelAtlon Of the court as living in the "hofso end buggy" age, Yee, as an incident to tho Issue on which It's decision was based, tho supreme court FaStered the antl- trust laws to potency, thereby in. curing tho pFesldOnts deadly en- mity.
 Next, there is the undistFibuted profits tax. ft was pointed out at the time, and it is now admitted by sesne who were 90 misguided as to FIahharuakA thia not0ri0lla YfaNaA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
PLYMOUTH SCHOOL
 HOLIDAY STARTED
Christmas Parties Enjoyed By Students Geraldine
 Parent Engaged
TERRYVILLE CoFFespOndentl , '. Ryan, M w. Malm bt.--Tel. oBB0, BFiNtol Div.

Terryvlile, Dec. 29--The schools of Plymouth closed Wednesday TOT the annual Christmas recess and VIII Fosurao studies Monday, January 3rd.
 Christmas programs and parties were held in tho grade schools with GhrlstniaS trees and grab bagB' Many parents and friends of tho atudenM attended tho programs.
 A large crowd attended the ChF!stmas party of tho Terryyiilo Hvening School pupils in tho East Main street school, Wednesday oves nlng, following which c social time which included games, dancing and refreshments was enjoyed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Officers Elected

Mlss '. eutliiie was reelected super: intend0nt Of tho Sunday school of tho Plymouth Congregational church at tho annual meeting recently George Langdon was elected ag- slstant superintendent. Other offls oers elected were: secretary, TorreHt Palmer; treasurer, Mrs. R. E' Beards siey; assistant treasurer, Msther 6pargo, superintendent Of MiABioils afy instFuctions, Mrs. Fred Duell; Dunday school Choir loader the MISSes donevieve Langden, Ruth GaFagln end Betty Langdon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

about monopo-
 ly. Just now the department Of
 justice b very
 lnlustrious ln prosecuting An. u-trust suits. The president has hinted that monopoly A the principal cause of recent price increases, and Mfr. Cummings
 hos recently said that WhiR h1laiu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
For Rent Real Estate
2 Apartments and Tsnsmsnss
Apartment Hunters

If you are looking for an apartment, heated or unheRted drop in and look over our list. We have at the present time rents in all parts of tho city' D. T. HARRINGTON, Inc. Real Estate Insurance Steamship
 Tickets.
 I4i West Main St, Dial S.Sii2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

An entire town with tho exoep. ton Of It's mayor, falls for tho smooth talk of c pair Of confidence men In "Qu!ek Money, "Nls0 Radio picture featuring Fred Stone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Nothing that hes happened re gently more polntedly Illustrates Che gEoplng and fumbllnR with elemens taxy economic facts than tho hue and cry that is being ralsed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Homo co YuEl0ueIl

Sdmuna Kispps. seeond a.... elass sEatiOned at ean Pedro, Calf. ar- glvsN at ti6 home OIi North Main slFe0t TuesaAy on 6 months lsaye
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KmaaRamanl AnnauneAA

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emile Parent og Washington, ?. c. announce the engagoment and coming marriage Of thelT daughter, Ms Geraldine Parent te MF. Thomas stuart Mar. ley, son Of Mir. Johni ?. IIanisy Of Tefyyylile, Tie ceremony VIII take Diaee, Monday, JAnuAEy 2 at St. Aslthcnys church, Washington.
 MF, fIaniey is an office deputy collector Of internal revenue for the igaFtfoFd District
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
sor,JNI JI"Hg2"A "dg i:I;i'issl,IX'ETIoN IE;Ei'is,IXTIoN

I;::' |!:';|;; jj';
 niluse.io esi ci s9i"sP'cssaa. S 'cssca.aas .plses, ws. Datad t,eeonibST ib, iesT i2sf6sss
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Rooms, Board, HOtsls
Rooms and Board

BOYS CLUB, Cottage Place-Nice EoomA swimming pool, all home cooking, Reception rooraA Mod. crate prices'
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'1HESE |EEsi SS3ssgSS']\S:|5 S.!EES \SI5|;,,,|||| }
 esiSa witlil GiGo J.gS aala hs ssy.sns %,il ,e ,ee debt6d 10, said estate are redugestsa to make '"NGgfEaffs %9SLylr, igssisgt AdmInistTatTl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

'IEHSSE ES SSE'SSS'aSs; x; Siey;". sIs,sj;y. IssSisssi Sssis fiHIs fiHIsn,;'ssi ,;sii Sss,nsl'snh Sssa.nl snhsIy r"SsS raseeuss oprcpssy ss Eeslsd wllhln sala sIg.e .,snI.as VII bs as. : IO stsake InIinadlRle paKWetlt tg.
 U GiIBdoitY LYNCH. = 1esefset AdministFAteF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Msvchandise
ssN Mattresses

YALE MATTREeO C0.--lb Union 6E New mattresses made to order.
 We specialize in inner spring Flats
 tFess6g, also FenOvating mattress equai to new, One day service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Auton,obiles .
Auto Springs. AxIes, Etc.

AXLEe-Framos strengthened cold In car. Bear line up service. Wa terbury Auto Spring, 90 Brown Place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
.sN on Burners ( Service

RANGE BURNERS servieed, inelud. ing Wieks, ei.76; . years exp. Dial 6s0279. AL Ousson, 4S0 South Main Sales and Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Sire Damages Ger

RHEU HhthOfA bhVMO wv esA mobile owned by Nicholas viscontl, Of Torrington, while it waB parked ln front Of tho town hall Wa1 exs tlngulshed with water, etily after Y had d0stFoyed the rear BeAt aild haek Of hig car. The fire was quick iy OXtlnguished by spectators. 4.
 A cottage owned by MT. vlseefiM at Lake Plymouth was totally dos' tFoyed by fire two weeks ago n one Of the most spectacular blaEes Of the year in this town.
 Students Home
 Eugene Rybsaeek student At the Texas College of Mines ifl gl Yaso, Texas, is spending the Chfbtinas hOildays at his home hero.
 John Cox, Jr, Of euffieid school k Gponding the holidays with his eaTeiitS on Crescent Heights,
 John Blum, Jry student at Con. necticut State college, b [ guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Dlufn Of West Main street.
 Miss Laura Weed, student at ekidmOre college, Saratoga, N Y1 Is spending tho Christmas holidays Wlth nor parents MT. and Mrs. joS- iah Weed On Main street.
 CarI williams, student at the Bentley School Of Tlnanee aiid Aes counting, Boston, Is spending the ChFiStmas holidays with his parents MF. end Mrs, Benjamin Williams ak Eagle street,
 Teilx XanleWski, student ct Yale Nehool Of Pharmacy, is spending the holidays at his home hePe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Address questions Co the aHthoE care Os thls MewspapeF.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

QARAQE-Mili St. Space for i've cars or three large trucks. elO DOT mo. Ina. Cont, TO Union s.
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Autos alld Trucks Tor sals
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lA Service stations Repairing

FOR QUICK ROAD SERVICE on Tires, Batteries and ignition TFous
 ble. Gall 9see0b. Batteries rechaFg.
 cd, 800 without service. 9OMMA AUTO SUPPLY, 294 290 East Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

CHESTNUT AVENUE Five room, 2nd floor apartment. Completely Redecorated, e40
 NUHN and NUHN i4i Bank @t. Dial 4s2i4o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
LiVs Stock
Degs, Csts, Pets

PERSIAN ~ Kittens, bIue ribbon stock, 6 to e36. Miss lynn, e BidWeiI St. Diai S-Io6i,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

10 Auto Parts and Accessories

HEATERS TIRE CHAINS
 BATTERIES JoE'e TIRE SHOP, 24i No. Main st
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
You And Your Nations Affairs
CrOping Economies
BY HARLEY .. LUTZ

PEuesmaF c PuhIa EnaneA PElneaAen Unlv.Esltg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

GORDON RANGE OIL SERVICE.
 T'exaeo Range oil, % 2 gel. % gel, lots. Diai 9s337o. b2e No. Riverside
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

SAVINGS ST, sa-s rooms, newly renovated. Ina. Abbott Beverage co, 30 Savings @t. Dial 3s2074.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Educational
Dancing Teachers

Learn To Dance sTRANp NSsi H Regina Leonard. 7S '. Maih 6.oolb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Business Announcements

PARTS and SERVICE - For oil makes of Electric Refrigorators and Washing Machines. Domestic Appliance. Tol, S.0e4e,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Business Service
\ Businsas ssrv'sss Rendered

WINDOW CLEANING = You wlll save money C you send eoe us % do your cleaning. Connecticut window Cleaning Cn onaee @ Woodlawn Terrace. Dial t-tSl7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Merchandise
Feed and Eusl

BIO LOAD Of dry hard weed. 94,2b. Double load eTe0. Prompt delivery. New England Wood Go. 5s70e4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

LOUIS A. WALSH ARCHITECT
 III West Main sk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

WISE Buyers ere picking bar
 RainR Ask Us about ! :. family aA S0,0O0. Leo J. oVeley. Dial s.sASA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

2Ss WILLOW gT. = steam heated store, suitable for any business. Available Jan. isk Dial 3s2074.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
FOR RENT

3sB Willow St., ,..,,. 5 rooms e90 927 Watertown Ave. rooms eSb
 WALTER Fl. HART
 20 East Main gt. Room s3s
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Business Service

EHEaGEGgzMGEazzzEEE EassEEaIEz. GARMENTS e SUITS - Cleaned and pressed, S0e, @tate Cleaners C DyeFs, 7e7 N0 Asain gk Cailed fog afd delivered free. Phone 4-2eeL WIIEN-XOu want Towels Goats, ADronA HOoveT Aprons e unts forms cell Russelis Waterbury Towel Guppiy Co., e02 East Main Gk Phone Ds1S1Z "Dy 0tiy quality we aSs knOwn; by cur seFvice we have grown.
 FUR COATS glazed loops changed. eiOO, Fur CT cloth coats lined e1,00. #. Crest, % Winchester Av. 5-721e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

CHAPMAN EXT, i0s--2nd floor, . rooms. Inquire on ist floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

WEST MAIN ST, o3b-b rooms, hot water heat, ist floor. Ina. Tailor Shop. Dial 4.i2ee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Funeral Dlrsstors
Los. and VOuna

LOST Small, all white male dog; part scottie and wirehalr terrier; slmsbury, Wed., Dec, iB, Generous reward. Call simsbury, ieS.iS.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-07-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Pistol License

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, whose resi-
dence is Keystone, in the Coun-
~ Of Mcdowell and State of
West Virginia and whose occu-
patton Is Mavor Of the City of
keystone and payroll guard for
for the koppers Coal Co, Inc,
viii on The u day Of July
1887 apply to the judge of the
Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, for a license to carry
gu or about his person a pistol,
machine gun and highpowered
rifle.
SIGNED III. Stuart.