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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-26

FELTON,, Sarah E. W
FELTON,, Thomas NJ. W
FELTON,, Mary E. W
FELTON,, c. Harold W
FELTON,, I. E. W
FELTON,, Etola W
Geiger, G. c. w
Geiger, Gertrude w
Garrett, c. 0. w
Garrett, Glee V. w
Gillespie, r. B. w
Candies, William A. w
Candies, Willard w
Graham, Harry r. w
Gross, Robert w
Hoover, E. c. W
Hoover, c. B. w
HarWell, E. L. W
Harwell, Rosamond w
Hendry, w. A. w
Henry, Gladys w
Hammond, B. F. w
Hyde, Peggy W
Hughes, B. F. W
Hall, Francis H. W
Harris. Harry L. w
Harris, Bifford w
Harris, Vera w
Harris, Roy E. w
Harris, Sadie w
Harris, Donald w
Harris, A. d. w
Harris, Hazel w
Hodges, Adaran A. w
Hodges. Nora w
Irwin, Arthur w
Irwin, H w
Jones, II. ]. w
Junger, Henry H. w
Junger, Blanche w
Johnson, Thomas ]. w
Johnson, Ellen c. w
johnson, Henry W
Johnson, Eugene w
johnson, Marie w
Johnson, Cleve W
Johnson, Sarah E w
Johnson, Harvey w. W
Kreiter, Ethel M. w
Kellun, James J. w
Kellum, Edna NJ. w
Kipp, George w
Knowles, Richard w
Knowles, Alfred r. w
Knowles, Charles H. w
Key, Arnold w
Key, Virginia w
Lotion, Wilbur A. w
Lotion, Anna w. W
Lauringer, Ethel W
Lauringer, Edward r. w
Lopez, Dave Y. w
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-26

Rivers, Dorothy S. w
Rivers, James E w
Roberts, Harry W
Roberts, Clarence W
Roberts, p. Ross. Jr. W
Roberts, Lawrence w
Roberts, Roy w
Roberts, Ward w
Roberts, Luther w
Roberts, Arvid w
Ross. Leland W
Ross c. s. w
Stillritch, Otto w
Smith, Earl H. w
Smith, Sophie w
Smith, l. E. w
Smith, Annie v. w
Smith, Hattie W
Smith, George E. W
Saunders, George E. W
Sterling, Mervin w
Sterling, Annual w
Saverhoff, Jack W
Shafer, Earl r. W
Sands, E. A W
Sands, Constance W
Sawyer, Emma E. w
Sawyer, Leon W
Sawyer, Nina w
Sawyer, E. w. w
Stitcher, j. T. w
Stitcher, Alonzo w
SWeeting, F. Z. W
Tracy, J. Roy w
Tracy, Frances d. w
Turner, w. S. w
Thompson, Robert H W
Thompson, c. Marvin W
Thompson, w. A. w
Thompson, william r. W
Thompson, Ethel B. W
Thompson, Albert w
Trader, Emma G. W
Tyner, j. w. W
Tyner, Patria w
Thomas, Lester W
Thomas, Constance w
TomlinSon. Ellis w
TomlinSon, George w
VickerS, A w
Vickers, Verona w
Vaughan, l.. H. w
Van Wrinkle, William w
Wilkinson, Jack o. w
Wilkinson, K. L. w
Watson, L. H. w
Woods, Josephine NJ w
Wilbur, Harry G.. w
Wells, Grace w
Wells. Charles E. w
Werkheiser, Benjamin F. w
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-26

Lopez, Elva w
Lawkis, Eugene w
Lowe, L. L. W
Lowe, E. r. W
Lowe, Eugene L. w
Lowe, Claude F. w,
Lowe, William G. w
Lowe, Mary W
Lowe, Ellie w
Lowe, Myrtle w
Lowe, Rosa w
Linton, E. w. w
Linton, Maude E. w
Lund, Samuel r. w !:
Lund, Susan A. w
Loudon, Louis w. w
Loudon, Ocie w
Maloney, Raymond w
Maloney, Annie L. w
Naples, ]. N. w
Marshall, George w. w
Morgan, Grace w
Mende, Jeanne w
Mende, Albert F. w
Moore, Richard A w
Malligan, Joseph w
Mcpherson, c. B. w
Mcpherson, Anna w +
McKensie, H. S. w
McKensie, Hazel r. w
McRae, John A.. Jr. w |
McRae, Martha V. w
Mckinney, Mabel w
Mclean, Loni w
McCampbell, E. v. w
Nall, j. A w
Pinder, ). w. w
Pinder, Henry L. w
Pinder, Ida E. W
Pinder, William NJ. w
Pinder, Emma w
Pierce, Harry r. w
Pierce, Mary 1. w
Parker, Harry S. w E!
Parker, Emma c. w
Persons, Beatrice w
Pellicier, Louis w
Pellicier, Edna w
Porter, Tom c
Pilkenton, w. w. w
Pilkenton, S. E. w
Rowland, F. A. w
Reese, Janice M. w
Reese, A. L. w
Russell, Nathaniel w
Russell, Harold w
Russell, Marie w
Russell, John N. w
Russell, ]. H. N
Rider, Ralph w. W
Ryan, May w
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-26
PRECINCT NO. Is

Adkins, Bob "
Adkins, Lucille v
Andrew, Douglas M. "
BuSby, Paul o. v
Brothers. d. H. v
Brown, Mary BeSS "
BuShea. Roy o. "
BuShea, Elaine v
Bye, Fred H. "
Bye, John o. "
Bacon, James v
Bacon, Mary A. v
Brooker, Tom "
Clark. Charles w. v
Clark, Pearl v
Clark, Mildred c. v
Clark, Harold A. v
Cuppy, Roy v
Cuppy, Thelma v
Craig, R. w. v
Grove. J. A, Jr. Y
Campbell, Buford c. Y
Cruce, Jack v
Duffy, Isabel NJ v
DeStolfe, Gladys v
DeStolfe, Austin '
Doles, Thomas Paul '
Doles, Ethel '
Demeritt, J. E. '
Davis, J. S. '
Dooley, T. ]. '
Dooley. Mrs. T. ]. Y
Edwards, Betty K. /
Edwards, F. NJ. '
Edwards, Bill E. '
Eberling, Roy o. '
Futch, L. F. Y
Futch, Florette r. Y
Fulmer, Johnnie c. Y
Forsythe, Charles F. Y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-26
PRECINCT NO. Ia


Albury, Horace w
Albury, Edward F. W
Albury, Inez w
Albury, R. Calvin w
Ashbee, Edward R. W
Ashbee, William R. w
Anderson, Sam w
Anderson, Alice w
Albritton, john w. w
Albritton, Roberta B. w
Bland. Warren R. W
Bland, Bessie w
Boatwright. Angus P. w
Boatwright, Esther w
Bowery, Myrtle c. w
Bowery, w. F. w
Barnard, l. W. W
Cothron, Alonzo w
Cothron, NJ. E. w
Cothron, Florence L. w
Carey, Franklin w
Carey, Clara L. w
Carey, Everett w
Carey, Leone W
Carey, Dorothy w
Gale, Charles o. w
Curry, Annie NJ w
FELTON,, Berlin w
FELTON,, EloiSe w
Fine, Alene w
Firman, Ed. w
Fowler, Ev w
Fowler, Sue W
Greene, Campbell NJ. w
Hager, John H w
: Huttner. Henry j. w
Harvey, Harry c. w
Harvey, Louise w
Hall, Francis II. w
Johnson, Rufus B. w
johnson, Leo 5. w
johnson. Agnes V. S. w
JeremeaSSen, Christian j. w
Knowles, Braman w
Knowles. Ralph W w
Knowles. Ruth L. w
Lambert, William NJ. w
Lowe, Cyril Harvey w
Lowe, Naomi w
Lowe, Carolyn r. W
Lowe, Everett W
Moore, Lewis W
Moore, Ellen w
Martin H. Leonard W
Martin, Catherine W
Mai. Leon A. w
McCarley, John "
Nesle, c. II. w
Norton, Ruth E. "
Norton, Larry B. w
Pinder, ]. B. W
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-26

Smith, Hastings c.
Smith, Charles H.
Smith, .Macie
Smith, Roberta
Smith, r. D.
Smith, w, H, Jr.
Smith, Colin
Sweeting, Clarence
Sweeting, l. w.
Sweeting, Katherine
Sweeting, Edith NJ.
Shanahan, Nellie ].
Strunk, Ed. A. Jr.,
Strunk, Ruth H.
Saunders, Mizpah M.
Saunders, Hilburn
Saunders, Nat.
Sterling, Euric
Sterling, Marguerite
Silveira, Mary
Shine, Clarence E.
Shine, Amy w.
Shine, Virginia
Spivey, Albert
Spivey, Anna Judkins
Spencer, Vernell
Spencer, Milton c.
Spencer, Carlisle r.
Slingluff, Robert F.
Santana, Cecilio
Spamer, Lola H.
Stone, Julius F., Jr.
Stone, Lucille S.
Sanchez, Ernest
Sanchez, Earnest
Sanchez, Howard
Sanchez, Elizabeth
Sanchez, Mary
Torano, Peter
Torano, George
Torano, Donald Thomas
Torano, Wilma
Torres, Leroy
Torres, Blanche
Torres, Diego
Tiff, Chester
Tiff, Hilton
Thrift, Willie
Thrift, Lena
Thompson, Robert
Thompson, Charles P.
Thompson, Lorine c.
Thompson, HoSana
Thompson, Luther
Thompson, Joseph R.
Thomas, Charles ].
Taylor, Henry H., Jr.
TrujillO, Martinez
Teel, John Albert
TeeI, Ellen Mae
Vargas, Rogelio
Valdez, Geraldo
Valdez, Claudio
Valdez lose M.
Valdez, John
Valdez, Thomas
Valdez, Jose NJ, Jr.
VelaSco, Frank V.
Villaverde, BERTHE
Villaverde, Augustine
Valenzueia, Rafael V.
Vasquez, Raul
Velasquez, Ole
Velasquez, OlegariO
Walker, John, Jr.
Walker, John
Weech, George
Weech, John
Weech, Dorothy ].
White, Nellie
White, Mitchell
Whitehead, Robert, Jr.
Whitehead, Sarah
Watson, Mary
Watson, Blonnie May
Watson, Ivan
Wright, Edith F.
Williams, Lois V.
Wall, Leonora
Watkins, Will Ashton
Weatherford, r. A., Jr.
Wardlow, Pauline
Wardlow, Charles H, Jr.
Wells. Corrine
Weaver, Thomas A.
Weaver, Novella E.
Webster, Mary B.
Wilson, Harriet
Yates, Charles G..
Yates, Ernest
Yates. Sheldon
Yates, Elizabeth NJ.
Zamora, Quintan
Ziegner, Walter
Ziegner, Augusta
Zorger, Myron Edward
Zorger, Helen Agatha
Zarate, Gerald
PRECINCT NO. Is
Adkins, Bob
Adkins, Lucille
Andrew, Douglas M.
Busby, Paul o.
Brothers. d. H
Brown, Mary BeSs
BuShea. Roy o.
BuShea, Flame
Bye, Fred H.
Bye, John o.
Bacon, James
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02

PONDERA OIL FIELD
Hawley-State No NV l6-27N-4w 80 BbL 1880
OIL 17-27-4W
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson CO-Ausad
ROSCOE DOME
Tarrant NO CsL Nwa s-6s-1sE ADD 225
4-6S18E
TarrantA Mckay NO. 2 Lot 3-4-6S-lSE 1890
ROUND BUTTE
Miracle on-Baney No GEL NEa NEa 3-6s23E 1887
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE
Biggs-CaIsOn Rig
SIGNAL BUTTE
HanOn- Government No. ! swa NEa ls-s7N-l5E spudded
NV 2037-15E Show ADD HOS
oudgn- ss7-l5E Dry 1850
TIGER RIDGE
& Tetter-stam CSL sw4 SEA O31N-lSE 1915
TOLUCA DOME
Crosby No SEA
TWO LEGGINS STRUCTURE (HARDIN)
Massey / 12s-31E 1900
WALLER DISTRICT
r O. Tarrant-1Ans NO 1 Sc Dry
VAUGHN STRUCTURE
swa l2-2O-1E sO74
WAYNE CREEK
NO DIT
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Rs 8; q Sia \; ! e 3 I'M i s.. y.
q NWa i0-s0N50E
WEST PONDERA
-zzOsschsn NO
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
NO q CIVIL SEA swl 2-s7-4E on 1919
SWa Sc 1437-4E on 216s
No 2374E 4OoOd 1853
No SW5 223N-4E ITO
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Conan & No 2
WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmont-schar 35-22-l7E 39
-Penn NW4 NWA e21N-lSE Gas lbs
Enmon NE3 SEA 620N-16E NN
R &c GEL 0 SEA SEA s sIaE DRY Add s.
Mainland No sw sw S sws s saI,as Gas o
judith Operating swa 2ex1s-ITE Gas COS
-Emm0ns No. O sw sEa @NziN-ls1 100
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02
kevin-SunburSt Field
1910 Compilations


A anosaasE No NE wa NV 2sw BS 1879 1870
cEz swl I4sssw 90 B0l la
No Is cEI. sEa NV o-ss.2w
Big NO = c eaI N SE E s a% @ s B i7 7s
Big No. CIV CIVIL $50 sa s sw, i4ssw SO BS S 1920
%ss Ds Ne So !! y ~ Nv IN VI sasw IS 3
Black NO o s W sEa Sc sssaw snow % sS 1881
5lacs Iasssas ! s;saW s 5Sl is0s
edate No G N S s ss SHOW s. s
oass NJ % n n sS Nj HS. s'~
esoss: y ss T 81 aw E sT w BS
6 SSss: S NV S l w B B
co0a6ss Ne No NE SEA NSs 2w & eS 1882
crumIey Sons FTybg No 10 Gel 24s52w IS B6 1850
B6i is93
Enfield % No 6 Nwl 50 B5l 1891 1891
Fiss6 S To NC c o sN M M NS @" 500 R 6 i7So
Q. ooeddetz NEs SEA 2s-s5-sw q Bbl 1873
9 q A-Alch No 2 Nwa NEa 2s-s5-sW 10 B5l i 1883
No. Sc SE 2 nS ss s5esw
Hnon sAlerton Mortgage No ss7lw Dry Abd 2s9O
-IIausen No 5' Sc Me- SEA m.s5-sw
Seward Gas Isl
2s-s5-sw 80 Bbl l72o
MBaa No c " N E E 1s'ssw a S@ es 1898
No NV SEA MWs sS5'w so FS is s
on Ess0sn No No Ne sW, NV NM w 10
So i Ne sM SEE g. Show d ADD
Pre1o No Sc NW sW.
Fire. i Mt % "'" Is;
s4s os h No S% s E s s lsa 5W w R sS 1899
O5254aA No
H S NV NV I Sc s SEA S gw lSs BS 1858
Tezsco- svears No Sc sw5 swa os5-sw
creek No - CIVIL sWs sE s-ss-w
Mo- cs NV NV me- Me- H sssw Dry abb 1912
Nc No. Is NV NV S SEs nv S% E IS Bs 1879
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02
DrilIing Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

No Gas
Colonel 2735-3W
Coolidge 81 Coolidge aey No 1851
Coolidge CoohdgeStone No Sc SW SEA 2662W Spudded
-DeWad 23362W
4
OIL 20353W
Oil 13342W
1352W
t-Holbrook 23s3w 1475
15-35-3W
10 1e35-2W
& C Oil 1870
4
6 13352W
S. 70. 2S-35-3W
25-36-2W 1850
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A1nls-covernment No NEa SCI s-s5-2w Rig
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02
Cut Bank Oil Field


Production PAY
sw sbI ss1s
rs M Bank s No S y sw lw B
cobb vandemsTk No 5 SEA NEl s5-ss-sw Is Bbl 2sls
waiSsTssr Nc Sc s sNi Sc 81, ssssw no
COBB Teud No NE NEa NEA 24-27-sW IS B6L 2Sss
Consolidated BsI g.
oiac No No S% 5H s 2s5 % " s sS o
Glacier No CIVIL Nwl i6-ss.5w B6 2S0s
Glacier Production RaTrnston No chi NE swi ssw s. B zee
GLACIER Production Miller No NEl s2-ss-5w $50
GI ac Poductn ome No &C sws SEA ss5w % sS 5M s
@ s S2sss IN Is ~ & 81
S#:: s:s$:'s SS rs s sss 6;
Production SEA Nw ss-5w
S:: Ss Is, 81 s% ss &c
IS 81 3 go
No NV sci swi
ky 4 n 81 Nj, i:ssw SO Bs IS
Montana Montana No INV Sw sF Sc, w BS
chnd ct Andero o No W NEE Nws sssw Show on ADD sss
F sS 1879 No. s S sE E N S sW show abb Rs S
Pardu-Trbal III No NE NEa 7s2-sw $50 sel 2o2O
ssss-Sw
SANTA SANTA Rita sn No NO N Sa' sE S aS | B BS sS
santa No NV Ewa NV. isssNw PS sssS
santa santa H s No. 81 Sc NV E SCI ne s% w $50 b 81 ss
s:s Ss e Il ~ iss.s# % 81
Rs Ne 3 @ 4 SE w sS Ss
rTodcsIsn NO Sc sEl sw sssw s BS nss
NC NE NJ n s a% sw S '" e s sS s
TaanF No ne EE rs S Sc w 1885" SA" % s aSs
Lot 6wa SEA- s-s4sw - Bb 1857
TssSen NO Mo- R E s sE 5~ s s sss
s " 81 Hwa q; 5 81 -
Te1soo Unit o c Nw Me- s G 9 sSi sIIs
Ts sHs s No. ss SM E 6ss aS~ D abb R ss
Unit unit No Gw swa Nw 5Sw 7a sSl 2 2
No. sws Nnl St ssssw '" Dry ABB soSs
S9 No c ~ c SEA TE SCI sw B B s7
TSse sns No op N sws NM Ew swe S'a'" IS Rs s
Unit Eleven No ! swi l-sssw sOos
Wilkinson Potter Allotted m No CIVIL Lot Sec asw 70 sS D sSiS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02
Active Oil and Gas Fields


OpSA~' A'''''p ABsARoKE KEGS STRUCTURE
T1aoO-Uni' No Q sEa T gnvS S5s d7ruD, sSS
U sS N ne Si N IN aE IT'S % s s1S
NOntana 1907
Montana Utilities Utilities NO s s E T ME- S
BERTHELOTE DOME
Acne Pet sehes No sw sw NEi 24ssE Gas 1858 A sa
ss : es e n S Sz s ya F SsS H ts
BLACK BUTTE
3 osnfisd-oCvs SEA s5i5xs.E re
Montana Gas Co-Neson NO SEA NEl 1900
Eyie-aelbaueh No swa swl l2-s7-Iw 2s72
Montana Montana Gas No $50
1iontan oOrp-Kyie Iss7-IE Location
= "a ' Gas G Tss
g:: NJ 8 " ssS $4,000 "a: 5s9
on Uis NO s sSs s sEs aE aE
Us:s Mo- ss s sEaSE swa saE
IOnt-DafO No s07 swswa 2isss2E 100 100
U Ui NO NO. s sCs sw swa
MBso Utilities No 81 Lot Sec
American No NE swl is.sN-25E 5l@
Rowland ct a-woodvard No ! SEA SEA 20-l4-24E 300
Treas State poo,ovt No G SEA sw a-SGS-2sE water
ArrOo & SEA Nwa 2l-15N-aOE 1885
CHERRY RIDGE ,o
Cherry Ridge synd HO9 c NV TTa p 5E SEa0H 1910
sehal- retges Nj Sc SEA sWa 2l,2l-5E 7a5
smith s FILE eSG S ds:
smith DonadN 17ss2E Show on
NO Nw me- s SE zee 7g 4O1 Gas 1905
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
Hirk-RObinsOn 70 l swa Nwa 2-7s-2lE ADD 5sss
COOLIDGE q Cooadesporseth CIVIL swa Nwl 8-s5-4E Dry 1902
Alex ssason NO / SEA SEA 2s-ss-asE 1925
Co No Hill Sc SEA NV sSss2SE 2
,.rr+or - al Nor Farms FmA MOI NT1 sVV. o5E OIL 28n
FLAT WILLOW
Rowland srrndage Mink NO / s5lsN-25E 73
Guy smith ct a SEA SEA 314-26E ApG' iI0
a aUy s@iR Ss Ss Nc Ne Me-
continental, prgge No ! Sc SEA SEA ss-ss-25E 1852
GENOU STRUCTURE
2326N3E Water ADD
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Big Horn NO 15-1s-ssE Rig Up
Daniels Nc. / 31S-S3E ADO. 4So
-Corkins No / NEa NWa 2sisS2E rig
BuncherEvey No / @ NEa 12-s2N-7E so
Smith NO 1 G NEa SEA l2-S2-l1E D So
Dought-B Elder No sWa SEA l2-S4-lfE Ah6 zssgs
Mdssu-F Fee MO MO- evil SEA NEs ss-s4l7E so
Nadeau- OTIea NV NW3 NWa 34-32N7E wafer 1888
HEATH STRUCTURE
White Top g. i G NEa SEA S5-llN-lsE l4oO
oss Nc No NY S sEs s SE' ls ssH'H Water
s ~ NO / g NWa sWa
s TUTHER-FOX DOME
Tarrant NV SEA NWa I46s-lSE i4OO
49, MOSSER DOME
dramatically No Sc SEA 26-ss-2E Oh 1907
Tarrant- NE4 26SS2E ,s,r On y9o
No sWa NWa s-2S2SE A0NA oS ioIS
v1vonont- SayreN No SWa 26-SS-24E 81 9oL So
NORTH DAKOTA (NESSON ANTICLINE)
california -Kamp NEa 3-l54N-96W ADO 1oSoA
PENDROY
alensten No SW sW s"a ow Aha 50Ss
Rdaa oS sDd fIaber No Nwa l727N4w llso
No NE sEa NWa 2O.2I o1H5w show OH 2Ssi
-wanenein No NV NWa sWa yz0" show on 2Ss0
elo0QN 10 1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02

Minnesota Fenhoit No i Sc NvI sW9 24-21N-l7E l1OO
Water oS
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
l $50
Riverm OIL 14-2N-23E ESQ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02

Government s-s5-2w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-02


Cobb-Trba No c SEA on 2s7
na-Tr Nc
n-Ne
AR C
ion No
on ger No S
Kuberg No /
LIZ
g. ndersonN
Tarran HI No c
No z G
TexacoU nitN ZINE No c
TexacoM Morrison No
Texaco rba No II CIVIL,
Wagner ct aI-Triba No sW SEA Sci
New Locations Cut Bank
shame eric No C Rig
Hanon en-alloed 13 Sc 7-32-5W Rig
Jefries-Exchange No Rig
y-agen XXI No
c I4-35-6w Location
Rig
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Legal Notices

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,, ss. PROBATE COURT, July 21ths A. D. 1940. ESTATE of MARGAREE CARNEY, late of Waterbury, m said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of EDWAKD P. EGAN, Administrator, represent. ing said estate to be insolvent, ana praying for the settlement Of same without the appointment of commts- sioners, as per application on nl0 more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Waterbury, in said District, on the End day of Aug. A. D. 194O at 500 o'clock in the fore- noon (Standard Time). and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub- fishing this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, also by leaving with or by, mailing in registered letterss 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 29th day of July 1940.
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HowARDs 7-27.it Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
TOWN POPULATION SHOWS GAIN HERE
St. Anthony's Guild to Sponsor Weekly Card
 Party Next Monday
PROSPECT Correspondent: Alfred Peach Telephone 5.OS32

Prospect, July 27 - Harry Cough Ian, Prospect census taker, announc- ed today the population of Prospect has increased almost 50qo since the census was taken this year.
 Morning mass will be held at the new St. Anthony's Church. Sunday at and 10 o'clock.
 Church services will be held at the Congregational Church at 10:30 o'clock.
 The St. Anthony's Guild will meet Monday for their weekly card party.
 The Prospect team will play Che shire at Cheshire Monday, at 6:30 o'clock.
 The St. Anthony,s softball team has finally got a game scheduled with the Prospect Grange for some time this week. This game should prove very exciting as it was hard to get and there is a certain animoSity between players on both teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Two Waterburians
 On Institute Program
Health, Safety Conference to Be Staged August al
 Yale University -MembrinO, Little to Speak

Cowing, Conn. Motor Club; Henry J. Schnelle, director of health and physical education, New Haven; Eugene w. Ellis, superintendent of schools, Pennington, Conn; James Little, police department, Water bury; N. s. Light, director of bu- reau of supervision, state depart ment of education; Paul D. Collier, supervisor of secondary education, state department of education; J. Perry, principal, elementary school of Kansas City; Robert Keefe, Am- erican Legion; Samuel Began, Boy Scouts of America; J. Snavely, New Haven railroad.
 The sponsors extend a hearty in- vitation to all interested in the vital problem of safety to attend both sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
5 Signed Up

Lieutenant Grover c. Bald win announced yesterday that 8 few vacancies remain in Battery E., 2OSth infantry, an anti-air- craft unit of the National Guard, which is being recruited to serve in Waterbury. About 60 men are needed to make up an effective unit of this type, and of these s have thus far enrolled. Lieutenant Baldwin has enough applications to fill the vacan- cies immediately, but is attempt ing to select only men who are specially qualified.
 Any man who is interested and has not as yet applied may see the lieutenant at the armory every night next week from 2 to 9:30. Only single men be- tween the ages of IS and 35 are eligible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
SUMMER STEAMER
 SERVICE IS HIT

New Bedford, Mass. July 27-{UP) Steamer service from this port to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Woods Hole was halted today when AFL's seafarers International Union of North America called a strike against the New Haven railroad.
 John Hawk of New York, secre- tary-treasurer of the union, said the dispute was over wages for overtime and holiday work. He estimated the strike involved 220 unlicensed per- sonnel.
 Hawk said the union had a closed shop contract with the railroad and tat the road had been notified eight days aeo shat the union wanted tc amend the contract.
 The railroad operates four steam- CTS in the island service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
PROBATION TERMS
 GIVEN FOUR BOYS
Youths Stole Copper Ar- reSters From ScOvill Co.
 Oil Storage Tanks

Four boys, all under 16 years of age, were put on probation for one year when arraigned before Judge John L. Gaffney in juvenile court yesterday on charges of stealing copper arresters from oil storage tanks of the Scovill Manufacturing Company.
 The boys were told to make resti- tuition. Damage was estimated at $85.
 AS a result of the investigation of this case, Detective Lieutenant Jo- Seph Bendler arrested Jacob Schneer 56, of 45 Bishop street, on a charge of dealing second hand goods without a license. Schneer, who was said to have been given some of the copper arresters by the boys, was fined $10.
 Several motorists were also grant, ed nolles or continuances at the court session today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Inventors

The issuing of five patents and one trade mark to inventors and firms in Waterbury and vicinity was announced in the list just compiled by Wooster X Davis, patent lawyers of Bridgeport.
 A patent for a plural electric conductor was issued to Harold O. Daniels, of this city. and assigned to the Chase Brass and Copper O.. Inc. and that company was also the assignee of a patent for coupling tubes. issued to Frank Wendei C thls eity.
 Albert e. Lusher. Waterhury, received a patent for q nozzle closure means for containers, which he assigned to the No-Kap
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Skip Bail

Among several persons who for feited bail of $20 each in Meriden police court yesterday were a number of Waterburians, as we'll as some from New Haven, Middle town, New Britain, Hartford, and Meriden. Less fortunate was Lou Howard of Vallingford, who was fined $200 and costs by Judge Edward M. Rosenthal on a charge of keeping a gambling house. The judge, however, remitted $10O of the latter's fine when it was point ed out by his counsel that he had cooperated with the police, and that he would eventually have to pay the entire amount of the for feited bonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
CANADA WELCOMES AMERICAN HUNTER
Registration of Firearms, Ammunition Necessary;
 Police Letter Best Aid

American hunters are now assur- ed their old freedom to roam the Canadian wilds. this autumn and winter in search of game animals Arrangements have just been made for the accredited entry of sports. men with their duly registered fire- arms and ammunition.
 D. Leo Dolan, director of the Do- minion Travel Bureau in Ottawa has now issued the new regulations establishing the routine whereby tourists can heraefter enter Canada for hunting purposes. The proce- dure now requires the prospective huntsman to make replication either to the commissioner of cus- toms or the commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Ottawa giving credentials, purpose and duration of stay and port oi entry to be used, together with a description are not admitted ex- cept for recognized competitions.
 The best form of credentials will be a letter from the applicants local police department. If the in- formation submitted is deemed sat- isfactory, a permit covering also am- intuition for the firearms described will be issued and sent to the cus- toms collector at the port of entry the tourist being advised by mail to claim it atthe border point named. No permits will be mailed into the United States. Hunters will be obliged to surrender the permit to Canadian customs upon leaving Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Catholic Groups In
 Bridgeport Resign
Protest Action of Youth Council Denouncing Con.
 scription Act-Claim Resolution Unamerican

Bridgeport, July 27-Two Catholic youths groups withdrew from the Bridgeport Youth Council today and three other Catholic youth organi- zations here joined them in dis avowing future action taken by the Youth Council.
 The reason for the action taken by the Mclean club Of St. Angus tines Church and the Regis Club of St. James Stratford, was a 32 to vote condeming the Burke Wadsworth military service bill at a meeting of the council Tuesday.
 The withdrawal was announced in a letter sent to Miss Edith M. Lively of 451 Garden avenue, re- cording secretary of the council.
 The vote, the Catholic groups wrote, was "a condemnation of conscription and national defense and therefore un-American in principle" The letter also asserts