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Evening star., 1939-11-05
Qarna uf Uhanks

FRAZIER, EDWARD. The family Of the
portunity to thank their many friends and
neiehbors for their cards Of sympathy.
noral tributes and the use Of their cars.
Thanks very much.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. \.
LYLEs, LUCY ANN. We wiah to express
our appreciation for the beautiful horal
o6erings and expressions OF sympathy ex-
tended at the time Of our bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
fLUMMER, ISIAH. The family Of ISIAH
TLUMMER, who passed away October 2S.
1899, wish to thank their many friends
for their floral tributes
LUCY PLUMMER AND FAMILY.
sOHUERGER, DORA w. The family Of
the late DORA w. SCHUERGER wish to
express their appreciation for the kind
floral tributes at the time Of their bereave-
0ent. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Lost Boy
Continued From First Page, }

night DR.. r. L. Davis said Bruce
was suffering from severe exhaus-
ticn and dehydration" and could
not have lasted much longer" He
was running little fever.
The physician added, however,
that through some miracle the boys
general condition was quite good"
Bruce's mother, Mrs. r. E. Crozier,
who rushed here from Winslow to
meet her son, clasped him in her
arms and tainted.
ITS almost impossible to believe I
have my baby back" she said.
The mother related she hadn't
believed Bruce actually had been
found when officers brought the
word to her.
There we're so many wild tales
going around I wouldn't believe
thing until actually saw him, and
then I had to pass out"
Mrs. Crozier asked for big
meal" adding, This is the first time
I've felt like eating for days.
The father, who had remained at
the camp from which nearly 1000
men had searched during the week,
was notified by Forest Service tele-
phone.
Bruce's Story.
The hunters said Bruce told them:
He went down into Big Chevelon
Canyon the first night, slept in
thicket, gathering leaves to protect
him from freezing temperatures.
He travelled only by day, figuring
Il was already lost bad enough with
out trying to find my way around at
night" Some of the six nights he
spent in the wilderness he slept on
leaves, protected by boulders, and
part of the time in caves.
II was afraid the first two nights,
but after that I wasn't afraid.
Il hadn't seen a car or a man
until saw this camp and I walked
right straight to it. III sure be glad
to see my mother and daddy"
Bruce was taken Immediately to
the home of Mrs. Merle Hendricks
of Heber. then was driven As miles
to a Holbrook hospital.
The place the boy was found is 80
miles on a straight line from the
hunting camp where he disappeared
last Sunday morning, and about 20
miles east of Big Chevelon Canyon,
where the hunt had concentrated
the past three days after Bruce's
tiny boot prints were picked up
there.
Within 3 Miles Of a House.
Three rugged canyons lie between
Big Chevelon and Wildcat, gashing
the Mogollon rim.
Bruce was within 3 miles of q
ranch house and about Is miles
from the little town of Heber.
The boy told Mr.. Brewer and Mr..
Marty he had had nothing to eat
and had lived entirely on a little
water. DR.. Davis said, however, 1t
was almost impossible to believe the
boy could have lived without eating
something.
Bruce showed up at the hunting
camp about 4:30 pm. He weighed
only 54 pounds at the time of his
disappearance, and had lost several
pounds during the ordeal.
The chubby lad disappeared Sum-
day morning from a hunting camp
60 miles south of Winslow, wearing
only a light play suit.
Posses were organized immediate
ly to search for him. Business in
Winslow, where Mr.. Crozier Is a
market manager, was practically
suspended while citizens joined the
hunt.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Service Orders
ARMY.

MEDICAL CORPS.
Reinartz. It. Col. Eugene g., from Hawaii
to Scott Field.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Williams. Mai. Everett c.. from Omaha to
Philippines.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Myrah Can't Halvor H. from Fort Win
neld Scott to Fort Crockett.
Chadwick. Second 1t. william D., from
Tuscaloosa to Fort Crockett
INFANTRY
Evans. Capt. George r.. from Fort Francis
Z. Warren to Hawaii
Coutts First 1t. James W. from Hawaii
to Fort Francis E Warren
Dickens. First 1t. Randolph G.. from Ha-
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Princeton Club to Hear Lond

Rear Admiral Emory 8. Land.
chairman Of the United States
Maritime Commission, will speak
before the Princeton Club Of WASH
ington Wednesday at 1890 pm. at
the Cosmos Club on the merchant
marine and It's present problems.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

q. 3. q. Canopus to Fourth Naval DIS.
trtct.
oilitg. II. q. - John d. ID. CO.. TO 18th
Naval District
18th Naval District,
La gaceta., 1939-01-06

Sportsman, DR.. Trelles, Hotel
Madrid, Wohl and Sons, Un
Montahes y I'm Gallego, Amalio
Muhoz Mendoza, Jose de la To-
IRE, Dora Menendez, CONSTANT
no Prendes, Gabriel Wales, Ma
nuel Fernandez, Antonio Vale,
Jose Cuevas.
Contribuyeron con 80 centa-
vos: Empleados de La Traduc-
ci6n.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: N. Cueto, r. Raza, Leo
Diaz Gro, Bolito nevero, Tons
Shoe Shop, j. Sanchez, j. Diaz,
j. Menendez, White Front Cafe,
Central Cafeteria, Raymond's
Auto Parts, Quintanilla Gro
Casino Cafe, Luis Rio.
(COntinuGrG).
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
.DIyISIoNEs MAsoNICAs..

No pretendemos que la Ma
soneria como Institution Sc
abstenga de la polftica, por-
que la politica verdadera alta
ne direotamente a todos los
humanos Y nuestra Orden coar
.taria un derecho social a sus
miembros 81 vedara ell uso de
|sus derechos ciudadanos; pc
70 estimamos un error dejar
que individualmente sus miem
bros participen en- los conflic-
tos locales, a1n en- bandos O.
puestos, sin recibir una orien-
taci6n correcta que como ms
tituci6n, la Masonerfa esta en-
la obligation de impartirles.
Debemos imbuir en- nuestros
hermanos 10 que en- milicia Sc
llama "espiritu de cuerpo" pa
ra que en- case de conflicto a.
prendan a sacrificar sus inte-
reses personales, en- aras del
ideal collective.
Sehaladas las posibles eau
sas que dividen las organiza-
clones, restahos enunciar So
meramente ell programa que
la Masoneria debe poner Ell
practica para conseguir la uni
ficacion mas6nica en- nuestro
pals.
AL enumerar las causas ge-
nerales de la division de las
grandes organizaciones mas6-
nicas, PROCEEDINGS de 10 gene
raj a 10 particular; procedere-
mos ahora en- sentido inverse.
Desde luego comprendemos q,
hay causas mundiales y nacio-
males sobre cuya modification
no nos es possible actuar, como
por ejemplo las geograficas ma
cionales, va que como decia Ell
@. H. Haya de la Tore: "Una
naci6n no puede zanzibar de ST.
ito por tener un vecino moles-
to, como 10 haria una familia en-
ell mismo caso"; pero ST creo que
ningGn m~ejoramiento collective
es possible, 81 no tiene como base
un mejOramiento individual.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
VICTORIA JAPONESA
Roberto LGdo

Shanghai, Enero Gel man
do japones informa que sus
tropas capturaron tres pobla-
clones chinas en- la orilla este
del Rio Amarillo.
La artilleria nipona entr6
en- acci6n Y despues la infan-
terra tom6 la ofensiva.
FL frio es intense en- la pro-
vincia de Shensi, donde Sc com
bate y los japoneses no han
logrado ganar terreno.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
RADIO
WFLA-s2O NBC Features


5:15 Your Family and Mine
$50 Landt Trio
$50 Marlowe & Lyon pianistS
6:45 Lowell Thomas
500 Lucille Manners Concert
$50 Horse & Buggy Days
1000 To be announced
IL 700 AL Donahue orchestra
11:30 Dick Gasparre orchestra
10 100 Eddie Rogers orchestra
IL 80 Henry Busse orchestra
WDAE-l22O : CHS Features
5:l5 March of Games
600 Manhattan Serenaders
$50 Bob Trout Comment
7;30 County Seat Serial
7:15 Lum & Abner
$50 Burns & Allen
1890 Barry Wood songs
II :45 American Viewpoints
IL :15 leighton Nobel orchestra
IL 80 Tommy Dorsey orchestra
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
FASCISMO

Miradle como derrama en- su canine
tanta sangre %inocente, so pretexto
de pureza de raza. y como al trino
de guerreras trompetas que detesto
Atropella ferozmente ell destino
de naciones hermanas, Y con este,
vanidoso entire 81, del desatino
de perfidia inhumana toma Ell puesto.
FL saber y la ciencia prostituye,
destruyendo de un golpe su pureza
immortal, que es su perla mas precio-
(sa.
Ell sentir de la patria santa obstruye
transformando y matando su belleza.
iQue 81 entraha de hiel muera en- su
espada!
Roberto LddO
La gaceta., 1939-01-06

DE DISTRITO

Ell superintendent de escue.
las, Mr., E. L. Robinson, y oficia-
les Y directories de las escuelas
pdblicas del condado han sido
invitados por Colin English, Ell
superintendent del estado, para
asistir a una reunion que Sc e.
fectuara Ell dia IL en- la ciudad
de Orlando.
En- esa reunion sc discutira
ell nuevo c6digo escolar para la
Florida, una obra de dos amos
de Investigations Y estudio.
Ell c6digo Sc presentara, para
ser aprobado, a la venidera le-
gislatura.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
D~EPORTADOS PARA Ell CA
MAZDA


La oficina local de inmigra-
ci6n, a cargo del inspector Wi
liam A. Reilly, deport6 aver,
por haber entrado ilegalmente
en- este pals, a los canadenses l..
G. Holden, David Adams y Leo
Hunter.
I'm jamalguino de As amos,
We're Johns, sera deportado por
este puerto. Sc lie detuvo en- Sa-
vannah, estado de Georgia.
Hoy Sc lie concedera un juicio
a D3smont C. Sobers, acrsado
de entrar ilegalmente.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia ga pdg.)

e. Hays, del Institute del Niho,
Washington, D. c., y ell DIR. F.
V. Chapel, director del nego-
ciado de Maternidad y ell Nino
de la Junta de Salud P1blica del
Estado de Florida.
Inspeccionaran esos profesio-
males la Unidad Medica del Con-
dado, a cargo del DIR. j. S. Spo-
to.
Con ell DR.. Spoto y otros fun
c~ionarios conferenciaran los dis
tinguidos visitantes.
Tengan IN saludo por antici-
pado.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06

New York psdira de la venide-
"a legislature solicite del Con-
greso de la Naci6n apruebe una
ley con "a horas como maximo
de trabajo en- la semana y un
minimo de so centavos por bora.
Demanda tambien vacaciones
con paga para los que llevan
mas de Tn ano trabajan5o para
una misma compania o empire
sa; pensiones menSuales de $50
para los viejos y una ley estatal
de drogas y alimentos puros.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
Rafael ORTIZ Pacheco, amigo Dc

Rafael Ortiz Pacheco, amigo de
Pedro Albizu Campo. Que CHM
pc sentencia en- Atlanta.
Sc lie acusa de conspirar para
derribar ell gobilerno de la isla
Tendra que prestar una fianza
de $4,000. Pserto Rico-decla-
r6-esta en- meiores circunstan-
cias econ6micas que suIs vecinos
Independence.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
LISTA DE coNTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell cOMTTE PO-
PULAR DE
o A ESPANA

Contribuy6 con $500: Pho
Brun Cuevas, Democracia lEs-
pamela, Manila, /. F.
Contribuy6 con $500: Anto.
Mo Lopez (Nevero).
Contribuyeron con $500: Jo-
Sc Suarez Fernandez, Valentin
Galan, Cuco Valdes, Jose Con
zalez, Manuel Del Rio, Serra's
Boulevard Restaurant, PIP, Jo-
sc Tamargo, Latin-merican Ga.
rage, Lera, Gro, M. Alvarez
Gro, La Paloma Bakery, To-
ny's Dairy, Tropical Garage,
Franklin Mems Shop.
Contribuyeron con $500: Fer
nandez Restaurant, Jose Rubin
Restaurant, A. Fernandez, Los
Helados de Ybor, Greco Floral
Store, Fernandez Y Garcia, Co
umbia Restaurant, Uno de Ne
greira, Gaspar Garcia.
Contribuyeron con $3.50: Fee
!ipe Rosete, American Beauty
Gro, Valencia Cafe, Granada
Cafe, Oural Carnicerfa, La Anne
ricana Gro, La Economic de los
Obreros, Esperdy Tobacco Co.,
Manuel Alfonso, Jose Lopez,
White Chief Gas Sta, Fabrica
La Corina, entregado por Etel-
vina Fernandez (para leche),
C. Vega Cafe, Joe Vega Cafe,
Cooperative FL Recurso.
Contribuyeron con $1yOO: W.
Tampa Furniture, Tampa Ar-
my Store, Franklin Restaurant,
Weir Cleaner, Cooperative La
Nuova Vita, Eagle No. 1 Drug
Store, Aleman Hardware, 4th of
July Cafe, Luciano Gonzalez,
Bernardo Tomas, Eagle No. 2
Drug Store, Miguel Vidal, La
Montahesa Gro, FL Serene del
Reloj, Ybor Furniture, FL Mo-
delo Cafeteria, Manuel Garcia,
M~ascuhana Printing Co., Joa-
quin Del Barrie, Joaquin Huer-
ia, Jose C%ampoamor, Jose NO
vic, Jose Acosta, Benigno ROdrf
guez, I'm Amigo, I'm S~Ocialista,
Readable Cleaners, Spanish, tia
lian & American Gro, Rubio's
Drug Store, La Nacional Cafe
terra, La Palma Bakery, Paraiso
Cafe (Pinan), Suarez Ballan
tine Beer, Ernesto's Cafe, La
Commune Cooperative, Michi-
gan Cafe, Martinez y Co. Fill.
Sta, Ideal Cafeteria, El Segun-
do Progreso Gro, Jose Fernan-
DEE Cooperative Familiar, Ell
Buen Gusto Restaurant, Polo
Norte Ice Sta, Optimo Restau-
rant, Royal Fill. Sta, w. Tam
pa Bakery, Atlanta Restaurant,
Maxine Villar, Francisco Elk
p6sito, Guillermo Alvarez, Ma
tional Furniture, Cafeteria La
Norma. Fernandez y Vega, Ca
nero y Diez, Cafeteria La Ma.
viera, Lido's Cafe, Fonte Poul-
try Mkt, La Reguladora Cafe
terra, Palma Cafe, Columbia Ca
feteria, DIR. Myers, La America
Restaurants, Crackers Place,
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
DIVISIONES MASONICAS
"sTMBoLo", Mexico


JAC9 K& a AAASAAc
a nuestros amigos 0 nuestros CO.
rrsligionarios politicos, solo por
serlo. No mandhemos les balota-
jes de personals desconocidas o
qre nos son a%ntipaticas; icuan-
tos buenos elementos habran ST.
do rechazados por este procedi-
miento y cuantos habra que solo
deben su admission al cargo po-
lftico u Official que TRANSITIONAL
mente desempenan!
Quere nos buenos candidates
y no procurSmos formarlos.
GD6nde existe la propaganda
adecuada"? FL c6digo de moral
mas6nico adjunto a la solicitud,
solo 10 leen pos profanos GUAM
do va Sc decidieron a pertene-
Ger a la Institution. Por otra
parte, somos insinceros al que
rer atraernos un elemento: iC6-
mo puede invitarse a alguien a
p~ertenecer a una sociedad cuya
organization desconoce y cuyos
fines Sc vedan a1n a los inicia-
dos?... Y todavia en- la inicia-
ci6n, 81 10 guia la conviction O la
simple cUriosidad... Tenemos a
nuestra disposition muchos me-
dos modernos de propaganda !:
la prensa, la radiodifusi6n, ell ci-
nemat6grafo, las reuniones Gull
turales, y las pasamos por alto
como algo indigno de nuestro
ideal.
Somos insinceros con los mi
ciados. Les exigimos tener una
c~reencia en- Dios y tildamos de
sospechoso al que Sc autotitula
'libre-pensador" creyendo hala-
garnos. A los cat6licos y cristia-
nos en- general, les decimos que
Cristo fue mason de no sc que
grade: hagamoSles yer que sin
serlo, combati6 a los hip6critas y
fue c~rucificado mas por ell san
hedrfn que por ell pueblo judo o
los romanos. Hagamosles saber
que siguen detentando ell Hama
do "poder divine" aquellos ia
riseos que 10 condenaron. No
pretendamOs calmar sus escr1-
pulos asegurandoles que Leon
XIII fue mason: hagamosle no.
tar la antitesis abismal que exis
tie entire fariseo y mason. Y
81 no los cOnvencemoS, permita-
mosles abandonar la Orden una
vez iniciados; seria un procedi-
miento de selection.
Apliquemos nuestros eSfuer-
EOS de masones viejOs no solo a
ensenar la liturgia y ~conferir
grades, sine a iniciarlos en- ell a.
NOR a la verdad por ell estujio
de las ciencias, como 10 propone
la liturgia. Da pena Yer Ell escaso
desarrollo Intellectual y moral de
masones cuyo ingreso data de
muchos amos y de algunos que
poseen va altos grades filos6fi-
COS. Quitemosles de la mente a
nuestros iniciados la idea de que
la Masoneria es un peldano para
subir a los pueStos p1blicos: ell
mutuo respeto y tolerancia que
ell Gobierno y nuestra Orden Sc
conceden, no los obliga recipro-
camente a claudicacioneS parti-
daristas.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
Ell CORONEL BECK
VISITO A HITLER

Berlin, enero Gel coronel
Jose Beck, ministro de relacio-
mes exteriores de Polonia, visit6
aver a AdOlfo Hitler en- ell retro
de este, en- Barchtergarden.
Asistieron a la entrevista Joa
chin Won Ribbentrop, Ell minis
tro de estado aleman, y el emba-
jador de Polonia en- la capital
alemana.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
NO


Acough due 20 a cold is no Joke. Get Smith Brothers Cough Drops
BLACK or MenthoL) Cost only Sf-yet they're a real cough medicine.
mRhBrOs. cOughDrOps are the Ony drop eOHtaning VTTAMINA
This is the vhamin that raises the resistance of the mucous
membranes of the nose and throat to cold infections
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
Sc ENTREGO A LAS AUTO
RIDADES Ell NACIONA.
LISTA ORTIZ H

San Juan, p. R., enero g.
Luego de una odiseea por Mexi-
co, Venezuela, Santo Domingo :
otros paises, sc ha entregado a
las autoridades el nacionalista
La gaceta., 1939-01-06
BODA

Con una bella senorita ameri-
cana, Doris Elizabeth Bowlby,
contrajo aver matrimonio, Ell jo-
ven Manuel Garcia, jr., hijo de-
conocido fabricante de tabacos
del mismo nombre.
Asistieron al acto varios COMO
cidos. ciudadanos americanos y
los padres del novio.
Vayan nuestros mejores de-
secs por la diche de la enamora-
da pareja.
La gaceta., 1939-01-06

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago. in a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
cotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
worst pain, to your satisfaction in a few
minutes or Money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Today's Sport Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent

Augusta, GA, March 31.-UP)- The golfers are softening up, trrn- ing SisSies. They can't take it any more. A little wind and rain and they Scurry for the club house, pull down the shades, and begin playing bridge, dominoes, Nah Jong and parchesi.
 The rains came here yesterday, just as play was about to start in the first round of the Masters In- vitation tournament, and the off, cials, fearing the players would melt, ordered a postponement. In the club house, safe from the "fierce"rain that not even your most maidenly aunt would have minded, the boys admitted times had changed. Not so many years ago tournaments went through on schedule, and nothing the elements had to offer was enough to force a halt.
 Bobby Jones, comfortably tucked away on deep sofa, recalled, with slight shudder, the qualifying rounds of the National Amateur at Brookline in 1922.
 What rain that was," Bob said. sIt was like playing in the surf of the Atlantic. We didn't have any, thing but sand tees in those days, and it was impossible to tee up your ball. Before you could get set to hit the ball, the sand was washed away, and I did all my putting with a mashie, the greens were so deep with water. I never will forget Max Marston in that tournament. Max used . towel for a tee the whole time.
 Burke Asks Question
 "What about the open at Winged Foot in 1929?" asked Billie Burke. sThat was a mess of rain for you. The only fellow to shoot decent score the opening day was George Won Elm. He stripped down to pants and shoes, and got around in 70. I remember that got so mad when I four-putted from 10 feet on the final green that took my ball and threw 1t on the green as hard as I could and walked of. 1IldC Udll uluov IldVC SOllC III tllC ground a foot, and maybe its there yet for all I know"
 "You must think you've seen bs 1 weather, Billie," Gene Sarazen chimed in. "You should have been with me, at Sandwich in 1884 for the British Open. The first day it did everything that the Heavens can ! do, winding up with a hail storm ! to end all hail storms. Nobody thought of a postponement, though, and when I managed to get to the first tee who do you think my play- ing partner was? A Mister Horace Eairweatherl A Frenchman was playing right ahead of us and after he had taken six butts on the first rreen, which was two inches deep in Hail, he let loose string of oaths, Bumped up and dowaf i've or six Iirnes, and then buried his butter lp to the handle in the green. Then he calmly walked away and out of he tournament"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

Jimmy Demaret and Henry Picard came up to say that neither Jones nor Burke nor Sarazen had seen any really bad weather unless they had played in the San Francisco Match Play Open in 1887.
 Tt was blowing 60 miles an hour" |" Demaret said.
 Sixty nothing," snorted Picard. Tt was blowing all of 75. Durn If it didn't blow so hard it blew a full grown whale right up on the beach. Byron Nelson opened his umbrella and before he could let it loose he had been carried a hundred yards. And I saw Harry Cooper, on par three hole, hit into the wind with his drive and when he walked off the drive it had gone exactly 50 yards"
 Copyright 1889 by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Sports QUESTIONS Answered

Have you 8 sports question you want answered? Write your ques- ton clearly. sign your name and addres and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Ms n. Sports Service Bureau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street. Washington. D. C.. enclosing g three-cent postage stamp for Q personal reply.
 Q. Has Lou Nova ever fought Maxie Rosenbloom?
 A. Rosenbloom won a ten round decision over him on June 3, 1888 at Los Angeles, California.
 Q. How did Lefty Groves 1888 pitching record compare with his best season in the majors?
 A. Grove had IA victories and defeats, a percentage of .778 in 1888 His best season was 1881, when he won 31 games and lost 4, for per- centage of .886.
 
 @. Was there a boxer named Clever Sencio who died as result of a beating received in the ring?
 A. Sencio Moldez, known in the ring as Clever Sencio, died April 20 1926, at Milwaukee. Wisconsin, as the result of a cerebral hemorrhage brought about by a terrific beating the night before by Bud Taylor.
 O. Did horse named BEND OR, owned by the Duke of Vest minister, ever win the English (Ep- som) Derby?
 A. Yes - in 1880. He was ridden by Jockey Fred Archer.
 (See our general Question and
 Answer column on Page ?.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Legal Notices

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS
 TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO-
 sE EsTArE EoSN of J0HM marea gaRoNEa Ina late iate
 of the town of Waterbury, in
 said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 GENEVIEVE k. BARONE, 3-2s-st Administratrix, c. t, a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIs-
 TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, March 25th, 1889
 of the town of Waterbury, in
 said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 CATHARINE c. WILLIAMS, 3-29-3t Administratrix.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Additional Sports
Wlzner 'SeesteIr' Is Out of the Red!
By DAN PARKER

MR. L. HRocKMoRToN-adARAADUKE w1IzNER inventor oi What he's in the black again
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