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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
NORTH END PALS

Coach Ralph ventresca,s N. E. Pals will play their first road game Thursday night in Litchfield against the Litchfield Cowboys, Friday night they will stack up against the strong Aviglianese A. c. from the ME. league at the Web- ster Grammar school gym. Sunday they will travel to Moodus Connec- ticut to play the Moodus A. o.
 Coach Ventresca wants the fol- lowing players to report to the club rooms for Thursday nights game: Benson, Petrocine, DeLucia, Ches- tone, Egan, F. Krasnovsky, Stolfi, Carriero, M. Krasnovsky, Coviello, and Mattolini.
 The Pal Co-eds will play the St. Peters Girls of Torrington in the preliminary. Pal rooters will &C., company the team to Litchfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
GALENTO VS BRESCIA

Newark, N. J., Jan. 4(UP)-- Tony Gelento, Orange, N. J., heavy weight has been matched for a 10- round fight with Jorge Brescia of Argentina at the Newark armory, Jan. 19, it was announced today.
 New York-Melio Bettina, 178 3-4, Beacon, N. r., koyoed Bud Mignault, 183 3-4, Brockton, Mass. (10; Chalky Wright. 127 3-4, Les Angeles, decisioned Tommy Spiegel, 128 IA, Uniontown, Penn, (10).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
Pembert0n Pickups
-By "Chie'' DonnelIy

The Wells basketball team held e party at the Wells clubhouse in which they celebrated the New Year, the party was atetnded by 16 couples. The Wells basketball team elected Henry Beef" Dragnick. president and coach of the Wells club. James Donnelly was appoint ed to manage the Wells team for the remainder of the season.
 The Wells won their third straight game at Washington park last Friday night, by ecking out IS to IS victory over the Baldwin Aces in a hard fought battle. The game was @ thriller all the way, young Mick Mobileio, newly made captain elect of Wilby foot bah team, decided the game with his last minute foul try which was good: the victory managed to keep the Wells undefeated in the Wash- ington Park Junior league. Rit Murphy led the attack with seven points. Joe Hooks" Mually was outstanding for the Wells on his great defensive work.
 Much credit is due to the splen- did defensive werk of Timothy Sonny" Quaine, who is also the star first baseman of the Pember- ton Aces baseball team. He has been the sparkplug of the Wells team for the last two seasons. The whole Wells team is built around this star guard, who plays a great defensive game for the Wells.
 John Wrenn, another youngster who is coming along fine with the Wells this season, is leading the Wells team in scoring with 42 points in six games. Wrenn is the best hoop-shot artist on the team.
 The Wells have acquired the ser- vices of Q young star in Steve aHank Luccietti" Rock, he is rated by Harp" Newell, manager of the Gents Junior basketball team as the best player to perform on the fzilI court this season. Steve has played only in three games which he scored more than ten points a game. A bad knee injury forced the star forward from the Wells lineup. The return of Steve Rock to the Wells lineup, gives the Wells great e hope in continuing their un- 1efeated record at the Washington Park Junior league.
 The Wells boast of another young far in young Spike Caffrey, who to date has scored 23 points in his lRst five games with the Wells. Carfrry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
TWO ICE HOCKEY
 CHALLENGE MADE

The St. Ann's Juniors, whose players ages average from IA to IT years. would like to arrange games with the Watertown Hawks and Chestnut Hill Juniors on any nights, or Sunday afternoons. Games are also desired with the Fairmount Juniors and Fultons. Games may be booked by writing to U.Prilibert, 596 South Main street, or dial 5-1249 and ask for Ruban any nights from 5 to 6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This Is to give notice that I. Waterbury. Conn, have filed an ap- plication dated Dec. 29th, 1888. with the Liquor Control Commission for a Restaurant Permit for the. sale of East Main st., Waterbury. Conn. The business is owned by Maurice A. Walsh. of 1e Merrill St., Water- bury, Conn.,, and will be conducted by Maurice A. Walsh, of 16 Merrill St., Waterbury, Conn, ns .permittec.
 Dated Dec. eeth, 1sss. 1-<-kt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04

High Ind. Three-Martino, 371.
 High Ind. Single-Martino, 158.
 High Team Three - Nu-Dealers 124s.
 High Team Single-Scouts 1219.
 In glancing over the above aver- ages, one notices the G-Men, hold CTS of first place, hold no individual prizes but still set the pace in games won and lost-which proves either wonderful teamwork or ex- ceptional coaching or master-mind- ing by the one and only, the shy and bashful, Jo-Jo Summa.
 Don't forget to-nite boys, prompt ly at 8:15.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
PALS-AvIGLIANEsE GAME

The NE. Pals stack up against the strong Aviglianese A. c. Friday night at the Webster School gym. The Pals will be after their third win of the season. Coach Ventres- ca will depend on M. Krasnovsky and Mattalini in their forward po- sition, Cal Stolfi in center, DeLucia and Benson in guards. Chestone, Egan, Coviello, Petrocine, F. Kras- novsky, and Cariero will be held in reserve.
 The Pal Co-eds will play the pre- liminary starting at o'clock sharp.
 Charlie Gerace will referee the main game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
PAsQUALE LEPORE

PASQUALE LEPORE
 CITY COURT of WATERBURY
 at WATERBURY
 Then and there by virtue of m execution signed and issued on the Slst day of December, 1888, by Ir- wing Pasternak, Clerk of the City public auction at the public sign post in the City of Waterbury. on the 17th day of January, 1898, at II A. M., to the highest bidder for cash all goods attached on the original one electric refrigerator. one bar and back bar, one gas range, pots, pans, dishes, cooking utensils, one beer cabinet, coils. 36 beer glasses. one fan. 2 stools. I! chairs, electric
 NICHOLAS JAMELI. f-l-l1-1e Constable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
IRISH ON TREASURE ISLE

San Francisco. - Elmer Layden and the Irish of Notre Dame were guests of Art McChrystal, exposition sports director, on preview tour of the 1889 California Worlds Fair en- route home following their game in Los Angeles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
LIQUOR PERMIT ' ynTWNU, nE DDV TUnN

This Is to give notice that 1. Octavio F. Barone, of S5 Tudor St., Waterbury, Conn, have filed an ap- plication dated Dec. 24th, 1888 with the Liquor Control Commission for a Package Store Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises 12SS-1290 Baldwin St., Wa terbury, Conn. The business is own ed by The Fulton Markets, Inc, of 225 East Aurora St., Waterbury, Conn.,. and will be conducted by Waterbury, Conn.,, as permittee.
 OCTAVIO P. BARONE.
 Dated Dec. 24th, 1888. 12-27-1-S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
LIQUOR PERMIT N NnTU(,KN nE AppI.ICATl0N

This is to give notice that |. Edmond Lemieux, of 19 Grand St., Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an ap- the Liquor Control Commission for a Restaurant Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises 709 and I'll South Main St., Waterbury. Conn. The business is owned by Edmond Lemieux, of 19 Grand St., Waterbury, Conn.,, and will be con- ducted by Edmond Lemieux. of 19 Grand St., Waterbury, Conn.,, as per-
 EDMOND LEMIEUx.
 Dated Dec. 27th, 1888. 12-2S--1-4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
MIDGETS

The St. Ann,s Midgets Hockey team (ages to i5) challenges the East Farm School to . game on any day of the week, games are pre- ferred on Sunday afternoon. Ar rangement for games may be made by using above address, or phone.
 To night the St. Ann's Midgets will oppose the Middlebury ct 6:30 o'clock. All players will meet at the St. Ann's arena at 5:15 sharp. The game will be played at the Middle bury rink under lights. A large att tendance is expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04

WHITE BOND PADS
 (100 sheets to @ pad) 3x5-$3 Ind. 4x6-$4 hd. 5x8-$8 hd. DAVIS & NYE 60 BANK ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04

LOST-Dog in Futon Park. Black and white pointer. Head mostly black: black spot around tail. Wear ing black collar with brass studs. Liberal reward. Tel. 4-4049.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04

DENTAL PLATES $1
 REPAIRED - 3 Hours .... up
 Your Old Plate Made Like New City Dental Laboratory, l61 E. Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
PINE HILLS vs. IMMACULATEs

The Pine Hills. winners of 6 out of II games will play Immaculate Conception c Y O team at Leaven- worth gym tonight at 7:30 p. m. The Hills, who won their last two will be out to make 1t three straight. They will depend on there five starters Flash" Candle and Larry Porto at forwards with Johnny Wrenn at the pivot position and Butch" Lombardi, and Harp" Sul- uvan in the back court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice that I. Gerard J. Cordett, of 30 Elmwood Ave-, Waterbury. Conn.,, have filed with the Liquor Control Commission for a Package Store Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, Main St., Watertown. Conn. The business is owned by The Fulton Markets, Inc. of 225 and will be conducted by Gerard J. Cordett, of 30 Elmwood Ave, Wa terbury, Conn.,, as permittee.
 GERARD JOSEPH CORDETT.
 Dated Dec. 24th, 1898. 12-27-1-3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
The Best Used Car Values In Waterbury
 Are Advertised On This Page Daily
Automobiles
Lost and Found

SUITABLE REWARD Return of all personal papers lost with brown suit case. vicinity of Prospect St., Dec. 30th. No questions asked. Phone 3-2l6i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
Educational
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Merchandise
Household Articles

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
Personals

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
Automobiles

Autos and Trucks For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
EASY FOR DANES

The Brooklyn Y" Danes ran through the East End Flashes by a score of 33-10 last night. The con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04
sHERIFF's NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, CoUN- TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER BURY, Jan. Srd, 1889.
 VrNCENT MATIIRO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-04

The Wells boast of another young
 far in young Spike Caffrey, who to date has scored 23 points in his last five games with the Wells. Cazfrey
La gaceta., 1939-05-20
f Ay3iry ulhado en- fl%fa para que muprS de andmRats u9ndes euntaan GhaEan Ia,

venenadores que cometia ase.
sinatos para cobrar p6lizas dc
SECURE.
Fue ell dia II cuando ell
Gran Jurado proces6 a los dos
Petrillo, a la Favati y a la Al
fonsi por asesinato.
Tn Jurado, presidido por u
ma mujer, declare culpable a
Herman Petrillo de a~sesinato
en- primer grade, ell dia % de
MARIO. Ell criminal insult6 a la
sehora presidenta del Jurado
compuesto por seis hombres Y
seis mujeres.
Ell mismo dfa % Sc detuvo
a la Sra. Susie Di MARITIME, o
ira "viuda negra", bajo la acu
saci6n de haber ordenado ell
envenenamiento de su esposo.
Esta mujer fue procesada
por ell Gran Jurado,
ell dia 80 de MARIO.
AL ser juzgada la Sra. Fa-
vato, ell dia 20 de abril, ell fiscal
present6 a la viuda Di Marti-
no como uno de sus testigos y
esta acus6 a la Favato de ha-
berle entregado ell venenO.
Cuando Sc continuaba ell jnl
clio, ell dfa 81, ell abogado de
la Favato anunci6 que su de.
fendida deseaba declararse
culpable del envenenamientc
de Phillip Ingrao, Charles In.
grao y Giuseppe Di MARITIME.
Ell testimonio de la Martina la
indujo a aceptar su ~culpabili'
dad y en- los dias %, "a y q
hizo a la policia una confe
sion completa.
La declaration de la Fava
to produjo ell arresto de otra'
mujeres a las que ella habis
vendido veneno para sus mari
dos, en- complicidad con 10.
Petrillo, Josefina Romualdo
Agnes Mandiuk, Maria Wo
loshyn. Entonces las autorida
DIES decidieron buscar a Ros'
Carina, casada cinco veces
La gaceta., 1939-05-20
UN AUTOBUS Y
UNA CAMIONETA

Chocaron aver de frente en-
la carretera ndmero Al, conda-
do de Pasco, al norte de Lutz, un
autcbds de la Florida Motor
Lines y ina camioneta. A conse-
cuencia del accidente sufrieron
lesiones siete personals, entire
elias Ell chofer de la camioneta,
Valda Barber, de 20 amos, vecino
de Citrus Park.
La culpa del accidente Sc lie
echa por el ch6fer de la guagua,
y por yarios de los pasajeros, al
.:- &C = c-.E..oneta, que
tratt de dar una inesperada vuel
ia a la i~zquierda. Ell motor del
t.~H!brs 60 incendi6, pero las la
mas fueron apagadss con un ex-
tinguidor &c mano.
La gaceta., 1939-05-20

tc en- primer grado, ell dia %,
por ell Gran Jurado. La Sra.
Alfonsi fue la primera viuda
por envenenamiento encerra-
da en- la carcel.
FL dfa 20 de octubre Sc ex-
hume ell cadaver de Felipe In
grao, de II amos, hijastro de
L4rina Favato, y en- las WIS.,
ceras Sc encontr6 ell arsenico.
Embellishments despues sc hi
20 10 mismo con ell cadaver de
Charles Ingrao, padre de Phil
lip, "marido com1n" de la Fa-
va..o, y Sc encontr6 tambien ell
arsenico.
La Sra. Favato fue llevada
a la carcel, ell dia 2 de noviem-
bre y Sc lie eximi6 de fianza,
bajo los cargos de ~asesinar a
Petrillo, ell socio de la Favato.
SECURE.
All dia siguiente, 8 de no
viembre. Oe detuvo a Herman
Petrillo, ell socii de la Favato,
y Sc lie acus6 tambien de ha'
Der asesinado a Phillip Ingrao
Petrillo dijo que era inocente
que NADIA saba.
Pasados varios dias, ell 2;
de noviembre, Sc exhum6 ell CT
daver de Giuseppe Di Marti
no, esposo de Susie Di Marti
no, Y Sc descubri6 otro asesi
nato por ell arsenico.
I'm Jurado Investigator, re
undo ell 3 de febrero de 1899
en- siete minutes decide qu'
fueran entregados a la acci6l
del Gran Jurado Herman Pc
trillo, la Favato Y la Alfonsi
La policia apres6 ell dia L
de febrero al sastre Pau Pc
trillo, pariente de Herman
!. tambien bajo la acusaci6n d
: asesinato.
Ell dia IL sc encar6 a Pat
: Petrillo con John CacopardC
: condenado a prisi6n en- Sin
Sing, Y este lie sostuvo que err
) ell jefs de una partida de er
La gaceta., 1939-05-20
CITACION

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
los propietarios que han contri-
buido en- la eompahia "Anti Sew
er Project" a una junta general
extraordinaria que Sc efactua-
r$ Ell dia % de Mayo, a las 100.
p. m, en- ell local 2101 East Co
lumbus Drive.
Este Comite quiere escrupulo-
samente dar la mas complete Y
detallada information Y dar Dor
ell p~resente por terminate Ella
sunto.
Association Protectora
de Prop(etarioS.
Por el Comite,
G. CusnIaHo, See.
La gaceta., 1939-05-20

Ia cual Sc echo de un bote y Sc
lie retuvo en- Ell aqua hasta que
Sc ahog6, cobrando ella $4,000
que reparti6 con Petrillo; Ro-
sd Davis, envenen6 a su pri-
mer marido para cobrar una
pGliza de $1,000; Cristina &C.
rrone, que cogi6 $500 por ayu-
dar a ahogar a un invalido;
Mile Giabobbe, a quien Pau
Petrillo indujo a que envene-
nara a su esposo, haciendole
promesas de matrimonio, Guam
do en- realidad solo guerra CO.
brar $4,000 que lie habian
prometido; Rosa Smigel Shen-
man, que viva cerca de Paul
Petrillo y cuyo marido murio
Herman Petrillo, Ell cerebro
del crimen en- masa, compane-
no de la Sra. Favato en- ell "sir
dicato'; Paul Petrillo, sastrel
brujo; Don Juan barrigudo,
parte diab6lica en- los crime
mes, por cuanto facilitaba ell
veneno y hacia los arreglos de
las p6lizas; Morris Bolber, vi
iudio, miembro de la bands
en- cuanto q los crimenes come
tidos entire 1924, vendedol
de pociones para ell amor; &c
sare Valenti, un hombre d.
seis pies de estatura y $50 Il
bras de peso, relacionado col
: ell asesinato de Charles In
|, grao; David Brandt, adici6n a
; grupo de sospechosos, por me
/. do del cual Sc espera conoce
. nuevos delitos, relacionad'
con ell case de Mandiuk; Gae
!, tano Cicinati, agente de ase
guros, complicado en- Ell case
de Arenas; Rafaele Polselli
que llevaba Ell veneno de Pc
trillo a la Favato; Amade'
Muscelli, que Sc hizo pasar co
mo Di Martina para obtenel
un SECURE en- la victima, vi
complete; DR.. Horacio D.
La gaceta., 1939-05-20

$9,CG3. Vafias de las p6lizas las
obtuvo esta mujer con su NOM
bre de soltera, Teresa de Lucca.
Phillip de Ingrao, Ell hijastro,
llev6 al tesoro de la mala muj2r,
81 madrastra, 1851.
Charles Ingrao lie habia he
cho Greer a su hijo Phillip qre
su madre habia muerto; pero al
leer ell relate del crimen en- los
pari6dicos, la madre Sc presen-
to a las autoridades.
Las dosis de arsenico Sc ven-
dian entire $300:y.$ $500, segdn Ell
montante de las p0lizas.
Josefina Romualdo cobr6 SIZE
tie mil pesos; Agnes Mandiuk,
$4,000, la cantidad mayor en- to
do ell grupo; Maria Woloshyn,
$4,000. Por la muerte del espo-
so de la Woloshyn, Ell Herman
Petrillo cobr6 Ell diez por ciento,
es decir, $1,000. ~
Todavfa sc desconocen las can
tidades cobradaS por Ro-a Carl
ma en- las tres veces que envipd6.
Rose Davis mat6 a su primer
marido, Luis La Vecchio, para
cobrar $1,000.
La Arena cobro $4,000 por TN
lado y reparti6 otro2 $4,000 con-
Bolber Y Petrillo, dando $500 a
Gaetano Cicinati, agente de una
compania de aseguros.
Cesare Valenti, denunciado
por Herman Petrillo, revel6 que
la Favato deseaba que el Sc ca
sara con ella.
La gaceta., 1939-05-20
UNA CARTA DE
T PINERO

Nos llega una carta de agra
decimiento de este desventurado
muchacho, miembro de Una que
rida familia de Ybor City.
Hicimos por el TODD 10 que nos
fue possible hacer y tenemos "a
esperanto de que al recobrar su
Iibertad, Sc pondra a TRAFALGAR
con empeno en- favor de un flu
turo diafano y dilatado.
Pinero es un notable acto y I'm
joven intelligence.
La gaceta., 1939-05-20
Las dosis del active veneno Sc vendian entire $3OO
y$8OO, segdln la cantidad de dinero que
las viudas iban a cobrar.
Herman Petrillo y Carina Favato, los jefes de Il
banda de envenenadores, hicieron una complete
confession de sus crimenes.
Rosa Carina mato por envenenamiento a tres de
sus cinco maridos y ell cuarto y ultimo esta
gravemente enfermo del est0mago

Las autoridades del Estado
de Pennsylvania, ayudadas
por ell Gobierno federal, inves-
tigan hoy una triste e infaman
tie historic de asesinatos, come
tidos con ell prop6sito de CO.
brar p6lizas de SECURE.
Los personajes en- la TRACE
dia, que Sc cree puede haber
producido mas de 200 victimas
son: Carina Favato, la reina y
maestro de las otras, que en-
venen6 a su esposo, su hiJas.
tro, un vecino Y facilit6 ell We
memo, ell arsenico, a las otras ;
Stella Alfonsi, bella, la mas
joven del grupo, que envenen6
a su esposo, sirviendo Ell case
de principle a la investiga-
ci6n; Rosa Carina, la rosa de
la muerte apresada aver, ca
sada cinco wees, que mat6 a
tres maridos y dej6 enfermo al
quinto Y dltimo; Susie Di Mar
tino, cuyo marido muri6 des-
pues de tres dias de enferme'
dad v la muerte sc diagnosti-
CO como de influenza, y que
acusa a la Favato; Maria Wo'
losdhyn. 4 la que lie mataror
ell marido e hicieron pasar Ia
muerte como accidente a eau
sa de una POLKA de page do
BILE en- academies; Agnes Man
LUX, cuyo esposo, un trabaja
dor, muri6 instantaneament'
dejando un SECURE de $4,000
Josefina Romualdo, que con
fes6 estuvo resistiendo la ide'
de matar a su marido durant'
10 meses, pero que una noche
como 81 la insultara, decidit
eliminarlo, cobrando $1,000
de SECURE; Dora Sherman, Gu
20 marido dijo que habis
muerto del coraz6n, pero que
al ser exhumado ell cadaver Sc
vic que habfa sido envenene-
do; Ana Arena, al marido de
La gaceta., 1939-05-20

Pearlman, ell 1nico medico re-
lacionado con ell grupo, parte-
no de reputation, que Sc dice
facilitaba ell arsenico y daba
secretos familiares a Petrillo;
Jose Schwartz, acusada de ma
tar a su suegra; Samuel Saliva
tore Sortino que ahog6 al in
Waldo Rafael Caruso; Steve
Crispino, empleado de una IA
brica de sombreros, que empl.
j6 a Jose Arena del bote por
una promesa de $500, cngien-
do la viuda $4,000 y los Pc
trillo y Bolber $4,000.
La cadena de asesinatos Sc
descubri6 cuando ell dia 81 de
JUNO de 1888, George Myers,
I'm confidente del Gobierno fe
deral, visit6 a Herman Petrillo
para pedirle, por recomenda-
ci6n de un amigo de ambos, lie
prestara $25. Petrillo lie propu
so que 81 mataba a Ferdinand
Alfonsi, esposo de Stella AZ
fonsi, que deseaba librarse de
lel, lie pagaria $500 en- billetes
legales o $4,000 en- dinero fall
so.
Myers fingi6 que aceptaba
y ell dfa % Sc present6 a los
agentes federales con un billie
tie false, de SIS, que Petrillo lie
habia entregado. FL gobierno
asign6 entonces para que 10
acompanara haciendose pa.
sar como un rudo criminal, a
agente Stanley B. Phillips. Pc
trillo agreg6 a Phillips para e
trabajo "de matar' a Alfons
ly lie ofreci6 pagarle con dine
no falso.
Los dos hombres contrata
, dos visitaron al fiscal Vicent,
| Up. McDevitt Y lie notificaron Il
: que sucedia. Ell fiscal nombr
: varios agentes para que 81
perdida de tempo realizaral
: una investigation.
: Petrillo insisti6 en- que 10
n dos hombres mataran a Alton
: 81 Y les flo dia para hacerlo.
Ellos no 10 hicieron. AL di
: siguiente, cuando creian iba
r a tener una disputa con 81, p
D trillo les dijo que Alfonso he
: bia sido envenenado y que S
: hallaba en- un hospital. Inm'
} diatamente Sc interrog6 al Ell
/, venenado, que no saba 10 gu
Sc habia hecho con 81. Est
D produjo ell arresto de Petrill
/. y la Sra. Alfonsi. La victim
r falleci6 ell dia q de octubr
a y su mujer y Herman Petrill
!. fueron procesados por asesin
La gaceta., 1939-05-20
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$50 Hall Of Fun
$50 Al Donahue Orchestra
jobs Woody Herman orch.
500 Phil Baker Show
$50 County Seat
1890 Vincent Lopez orchestra
l1;3O Artie Shaw orchestra
WDAE-1220 = CHS Features
$50 Saturday Night Serena q
900 Your Hit Parade
9;45 Barry Wood, songs
1000 Van Alexander orchestra
1890 Jan CARRIER orchestra
ALSO Tew Weems orchestra