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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

A 'heavy debt Of gratitude" to the
Waterbury Mental Hygiene Society
for its solution Of complex and diff
cult problems Of adolescent girls. is
publicly acknowledged by the Cor
ner House Association. The
acknowledgement of highlights IN
today's developments in the Mental
Hygiene Society's membership drive,
which officially opened last week
and will close Saturday evening.
Financial and moral support Of the
general public are needed to per-
NIT the society to carry on its excel
lent program dedicated to the fu-
ture happiness and health Of Water
burians through proper mental ad-
justments. The society's activities
have won the commentator OF
health officials, the Waterbury Med
ical Association, the welfare de-
partment and other individuals and
agencies acquainted with its splen-
did rehabilitation work through its
clinic and skilled psychiatrist.
Adjusting the life Of mentally
handicapped children, as well as OF
adults, has been the work Of the
society since It's organization. Its
work has been eulogized as one OF
the most noteworthy Of the various
community service programs Of local
organizations.
The Corner House Association
comes in contact with many young
girls facing economic, personal and
health problems. Through its su-
pervisor, Margaret E. Bull, the fol-
lowing endorsement was made pub
Lie today:
"The Corner House Association,
which Is the Girls Service Organ
ization for Waterbury, and its
neighboring towns, acknowledges a
heavy debt to the waterbury
Mental Hygiene Society. Our
staff use the facilities offered by
the society for the solution Of COM
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
Debt OF Gratitude
Publicly Expressed
Corner House Association Pens Letter Of Appreciation
For Mental Hygiene Society's Splendid Work

plex and difficult problems Of
adolescent girls. Sometimes this
entails very intensive work by
your staff psychiatrist, psyche
mentrist and social worker. AT
other times a conference with our
social worker and the mental hy-
giene staff Is sufficient. We also
feel that beside your excellent set
I'D from the mental hygiene point
Of view, we get remarkably COM
mon sense, practical help on our
problems. We have come to look
upon the society as a rather defi-
nitive supreme court" whose de-
cisions proffered as "recomrnen-
dations" and Suggestions" we
welcome"
- SONNY =
Sonny was brought to the clinic
by his mother, who was concerned
about his not being promoted from
second to third grade. The boy was
Just seven and one-haH years old.
He was attractive and friendly
with an attitude Of spoiled dar-
ling. The complaints when speci-
fed were that he was a show-oh,
he seemed to misbehave deliber-
ately, he managed to get his own
way in spite Of his parents, and
he had made next to no progress
in school achievement.
Investigations showed that MS
physical welfare was good except
for impaired visual acuity. An
inconsistent home training varied
from my impotence and stern
discipline to complete acceptance
Of everything he did and said as
being perfect. His general ability
was at least high average. but his
Intentional power was functional
" poor. His reading skin was bare
" beyond the initial stage Of de-
velopment and his attitude was
one of indifference toward the
whole school situation.
First, the parents had Sonny
fitted with. lenses, which removed
all possibility Of his being able to
see well enough to succeed IN
academic work. Then, several
guidance conferences were held
with each parent to set up a con-
sistent regime Of demands and ex-
pectations Of the boy. AS the par
ents were highly cooperative and
willing, they responded well to
the training advice offered by the
clinic. Finally, a remedial reading
program was developed to supple
ment class work with individual
tutoring three days weekly, one
half hour each day.
Progress checks Of reading were
made at approximately five
months intervals. At first. Sonny
improved very, very slowly. but In
two years time he had become in
terested in reading, he liked his
tutor and his new school teacher,
and he was really working. Two
and one-half years after being
brought to the clinic, he was dis
charged because the problems
were no longer problems. His be-
havior had improved so much that
his parents said he had become
very nice boy. His desire for at
tention by means Of showing-off
disappeared as he was able to get
attention for desired behavior and
for satisfactory school work. His
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
BROOKLYN c. q. p.
MEETING TONIGHT

A special meeting Of the Brook.
lyn-T0wn Plot Republican club VII
be held this evening at 3 O'Clock e.
the Brooklyn z. NJ. CA. The fea-
ture Of this gathering WI be thu
election Of officers for 1910. Ralph
DeRienz Is secretary Of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
Promised Naugatuck VALLEY
EAGLES INITIATE
CLASS TONIGHT

Brass City Aeris Of Eagles WI
hold initiation tonight ct Is room
on East Main street. The commit
tee In charge includes Nicholas Fin
adj, State Deputy John Graham
Edward J. Foley, James Donahue
Dennis r. Mitchell, Arthur Pc
trucci, James r. Shea, Jan1a
Kenny, Arthur Baron and Twins
Keyes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

Hail on Satur.
day even ing,
February 10th.
Swede s t otis
Hayseeders will
furnish the nu-
sic. s h e riff
Mike X lesitz
will give an ex-
hib ION Of
square dancing.
Tony, the Bar
Der, will keep
an eye ON cash
e ipts and
decide for or
against future
bookings.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
WEST HARTFORD
: NUN SUCCUMBS

sister Mary Vincent Of St. Marys
Home, West Hartford, died at the
home Tuesday evening following q
long illness. She was born in Hart
ford, the daughter Of the late John
F. Links and Emma Schneider
Links.
The funeral win be held tomnr-
row morning at 9yo'clock with q
solemn high mass in st. Marys
chapel. Interment win be In st.
Mary's cemetery. West Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
Walter WiIncIAeu


corded BY Dinah Shore, Q Bluebir-
dandy Bea Wain's Victorevival
Of Dancing IN the Dark"
-PinocchiO," Disney's epicartooon
The inside Story" By vari-
Gus members Of the Overseas Club
(Kaltenborn, Eugene Lyons, Irene
Kuhn, Wythe williams, ct al -.
Blue Barron's rhythms via the net
works -. BLESS You" in the
Inkspots, for Decca Guy
Lombardo's recording Of %Con-
fucius Say" THE War Of Lies
and Laughs" by ]. o. Furnas, in
the Feb 3rd Satevepost-great de-
bunking.
Manhattan MuraIs: The 3rd Ave-
the bookstands where Shake
speare's classics peddle for q dime
each The grim irony. Of those
signs In front Of q 9Th Ave. en1-
ployment agency: 'Dishwasher
wanted: SIS per week. =. Another:
Opening for college graduate, cleri-
cal work: $14 per week" The
man at z2nd Street and 9Th Avenue,
Tuesday night, refusing to accept q
free ism" 1eaflet and barking: sect
away from me you lousel" !.
The autograph hunter who goes
from stage door to stage door II,
o chauffeured limousinel. The
cakes in Lindy's window-as eye
filling as q pretty ankle The
girls who stand In the windows and
make doughnuts and pancakes, with
expression1ess faces. Female Ned
Sparks The ice-covered Cen
trail Park trees-frosted poetry {.
The clock at the Internat1 Bldg.
(Radio City, which bongs out the
middle of the-night hours :.
Scares hellouttayou.
Sounds In the Night: In La Conga
lie has q soft spot in his head
for her" -. At the Penthouse:
'Is he lucky? Wen. he's the kinda
guy who can fall out Of balcony
and land In Elsa Maxwell's lap
At La Martinique: "She makes
insomnia q pleasure" In the
Stork: II mean the blonde-the one
with the nervous figure" !. At
the "1S": ct dunno If he's . leper
or q former big shot" :. AT Leon
& Eddie's: "He's typical news
paperman. Can write anything but
checks" At the 48th Street
Tavern: "A sissy Is the sorta guy
who can rave over q pair Of silk
stockings when they are empty"
At La Cava: "Oh. her lipstick Is al
ways on too crowded. When you
kiss her-it squnchesl" -. At Cog
Rouge: "Her girdle oughta be ar
rested for perjury" -. At the
Russian Kretchma: "She really has
q fine background. Turn around,
honey, and show the people your
background" At the Gaucho:
"He,s the only guy I ever met who
has falsetto burpp At the
9 O'Clock: "She's oof1y thin. Moth
ing to hang your eyes on" :. In
LIE Ruban Bleu: "She's gott he kind
Of eyes that look right through you
and see your wife and kids.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

$50, Pvt. d. A. Quagliaro 120, Pvt
lei J. Soden 12s, Corp. r. v. Da-
", Pvt. lei L. F. Saunders 125.
Marksuan: Pvt. lei. W. q. Moss
123, Corp. E. J. Dubois 123, Pvt
lei. L. L. wiIlet 122, Pvt. NJ. c. Flip
pelN 122, Pvt. lei. "A. d. Ianucci 110
Pvt. lei. 8. McGin 112 Pvt. J. Sal
emo h-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
FIREMEN CALLED
TO EDGEHILL AVE.

Three companies Of firemen were
sent to Ak an overlooked oil burner
at the home Of Douglas Rowley, 81
Edgehill avenue, today.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08
SOUTH
BRITAIN
BRIEFS
tBY BILL GARRIGUs)

Fred Allen says that "a con-
ference Is q gathering Of impor-
tant people who, singly, can do
nothing but together can decide
that nothing can be DONE" /.
Fred must have attended a meet
ing Of the Board Of Tax Review.
Newton Post, No. 1907, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, will hold dance
at the Southbury Community
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

Switzerland has only 21,O90 un-
employed. less than half the number
year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

Dutch Elm Blight eliminators
might also exercise q little care in
the forest fires they start. AL
though none of the federal men
were working on the Sabbath, a
roaring fire was borning on the
flats near the Old River, live en-
bers were drifting before q fresh
wind, and the general situation
was serious enough to call for at
tention by nearby property own
ers. That fire had burned since
Saturday. Somebody who should
have known better hurried away
and left it burning.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

acute enough to be almost h6se-
less. 1t took time and the coordin-
ated forces Of the home, the school
and the clinic to remedy matters
for Sonny. but the important fact
Is they were remedied.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

Community excitement over the
health situation and the inequal-
ity of the tax levies has, for the
moment, detracted attention from
the violations of the coming regu-
lations. Signs along Main street
and on q. s. 6 are still Haunting
defiance; sometimes these signs
are not even correctly worded and
the spelling is something to make
the front page Of the New Yorker.
When, we wonder, will the zon-
ing Commissioners decide to do
something about it?"
And when will the State Board
Of Health swOOp down ON the rest
room facilities at the Community
Han? Or, the overlooking septic
tanks on U. s. 6?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

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terstme AnnsheIIs po~,s,. r,ho
so.,,,ds ;,;,,r;, - S,,t i,cI,, ,s",,t, MIO
Lindy,s s.nrnitions.S Known TO the
midtowners as 'skippered herrinp''
Nancy Carroll sighinQ visit
fully as she has her fortune told
at Armandd,s TaIIuIah Bank-
head. Hitting a male MIDGET into a
taxi near the Aleon0ltn ut aga
ayern Eleanor Roosevelt. aliQht-
ing from q cab at Park ana 5Oth
and insisting that she could not ac-
cent the ride con the house"
LYNN Fontanne. the grand actress.
affectionateIy called 'aThe Fontanne
Of YOUTH.
Sallies In Our Alley: Elaine Bar
r1e's nervy recapture OF her man was
the topic at the Queen Mary yester-
night "She went after him, %
concluded q midnighter. cas- though
ne was Just another john r.. :.
Two chorines were putting . GER
tain swish ON the pan He
looks" said one, like he could use
. toupee" Eyes" said the other,
Men,Os Of n NFidnirhter: The thrill
Of the month d the petty girl on
the back cover of 'Madenoiselle''
Chas. Sherman sent his wife
to Florida for q holiday. A week
later she informed him Of her d.
vorce plan Deb Jean Harrinp-
toms Bic "r1lsh' is worth millions.
but she prefers J. p. smith. the turf
trainer Dolores Grant, the
ROYAL Palnaaiden. banged up in a
Miami crash, is intending Ade-
laide RaIeirh hurt in another weeks
eco. underwent a masterful lob of
facial surgery zoe =. Lewis il
plavinr the role Of pagliacci for the
first time in his career. A ''torch"
Of the Frazee sisters Tommy
Guinan's "Hattie Carnegie" model
heart IL Rosemary Coleman. ne
cant sleen from thinking
when Won really love ANYBODY,
though, YOU don't stay 1546 miles
awayi ~ >'
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tbe .o,,c ~ .sTheee T,o y Th I
ms wi ,ur3tt to anothar Iovaiv sone
1890 1,r,,s,o ~, ;o,,eS po,,,,s erd
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Someone to bless me whenever
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Percy Beardsley went out girl
ing on Saturday evening. He ar
rived home at three o'clock, put
up the car and started across the
road to the house, but he couldn't
get away with 1t. A car with five
people from Waterbury saw him;
the driver blew the horn, stopped.
At five o'clock, sleepy Percy final
ly got rid Of company and settled
down for q little shut-eye. Not
even at 8 q. m, on a February
morning, does Beardsley enjoy
privacy.
Motorists are speeding on the
frozen Housatonic River. Local
maniacs skid to their hearts con-
tent on the CLASSY surface. Sight
seers discover what's just around
the bend. With more than two
feet of ice beneath, this winter
sport Is safe and pleasant.
Horace Green has issued q
challenge to all-comers for hot
dog eating contest at the " F. W..
dance on Saturday next. Horace
will bet ON himself and many local
residents will also back him. He is
equally expert ON franks with
mustard, or straight. We haven't
yet had an opportunity to clock
him eating these new flat hot
dogs, but presume that he can be
depended upon to give anyone
lively contest.
Bill Wilcox assures us that the
reason why so many buses are
now parked south of the bridge,
instead of at the hospital job
where they belong, is that the
WPAsters used to sleep in them
during the day. Now the weather
has turned cold, it isn't safe to
slumber.
Although no notice OF q Duilulns
permit has been received, carpen-
tiers lab0red all day ON Sunday
constructing an addition on the
Samuel Pierce Cafeteria. Only
few years ago, several members OF
the German Bund were arrested
for laboring ON the Sabbath. Mr..
Pierce Is wintering In Florida SO
we could not locate him for COM
ment on the improvement. Sam is
certainly taking . chance. Taxes
win certainly increase IL the as
SCISSORS hear Of this Improvement.
Business property should carry a
fair portion Of the tax burden
and, as this venture has been
highly profitable, we are sure the
directors Of the Cafeteria will. mot
object to . modest increase.
acute enough to be almost hoSe-
less. 1t took time and the coordin-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

SaIlies In Our Alley: Elaine Bar
rie's nervy recaptlre Of her man was
the topic at the Queen Mary yester-
night "She went after him, -
concluded q midnighter, cas- though
he was just another 'Joln'l" -.
Two chorines were putting . GER
tain swish on the pan "He
looks" said one, 'like he could use
q toupee" Eyes" said the other,
"on his chestl"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-08

New Yorchids: Careless" as re-
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

tas, el lis an~iversario de su in
uependenia. Los actos celebra-
dos fueron una reafirmaci6n De
fe en- la democracia y una repu-
diaci6n de las actividades nazis
y fascistas. Todos los peri6dicos
con la exception de tres de esta
ciudad que Sc inclinan al fascis-
mo, r0.omiendan a sus lectores
defender la democracia contra
los partidos de minoria que favo
recen ell fascismo
Las tropas fueron revistadas
por ell presidente, Alfredo Bal
domir, incluyendo varios batallo
mes alistados recientemente,
cuando la crisis de JUNO.
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seran presentadas p~r6ximamen-

seran presentadas p~r6ximamen-
te.
"El Haragan de la Familia",
Carnival de Antano', CAST es
la Vida, "Huelia", MEDIC Mi
Hon por una Mujer", "Jettaro-
re-, "Y Mahana Seran HON.
bres", "El Trovador de la Ra-
do" y "Caminito de Gloria.
Con ell genial artista Hugo del
Carril las siguientes: LA Vuel-
ia de Rocha", "TreS Argentinos
en- Paris" "Cantante de los Ba-
rrios" y "El Astro del Tango
Con Libertad Lamarque: IA
Casa del RecuerdO" y "Cita en-
la Frontera".
Como Sc puede apreciar por
esta lista de peliculas, la empire
sa, sin reparar en- gastOs, ad-
juiere para su teatro las mejo-
res peliculas de habla espanola.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
NOrAS SOCIALE
Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Bale de Ia [erbena

Ell Bale de la %srbena
Reina gran emb allo para asis
TOR a la fiesta que celebra ell sa-
bado entrante ell Comit6 de, la
'Verbena del Tabaco. Todo esta
va debidamente preparado.
Aver tarde tuvimos la dicha
de saluday a las s~impaticas Sc
noritas que aspiran al titulO de
Miss Tobacco Girl: Nibia San
tana, muy allegro y jovial; OLIVIA
Castro; atractiva y de gran per-
so~nalidad; Curley Hall, bella Y
de extraordinaria gracia feme-
nil. Las tres llenas de o~ptimismo
y mostrando una algeria sin
igual, anhelan ell codiciado THU
10.
FL presidente del Comit&, Sr.
Joe Glamour, nos dijo que la
triunfadora partirfa ell Mi@r-
coles A del pr6ximo mes para
Nueva York, dOnde asistira CO.
mi invitada de honor al Pabe-
Hon de la Florida, en- la Ferla
Mundial,. Dos dfas despues ira
a Washington doade visitara
la Casa Blanca y hara una ex-
tensiva invitaci6n a los Senado-
res y Representatives. de nuestro
Estado para qeu asistan a la
Verbena del Tabaco
Tambien nos inform6 Ell Sr.
Glamour, que habian contrata-
do los servicios de la pareja de
bale T'Clarivel- Gasulla" para
que tome parte en- Ell festival del
sabado. Esta simpatica pare:a
sera acompanada en- sus mime
ros por la orquesta "Don Fran
CISCO. Por Iltimo nos dijo que
Sc habfa hecho una extensive in
vitaci6n a las SeccioneS de Da-
mas y Recreo de las sociedades
regionales, o sea a todas las da-
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Cabaret Shanghai

CuONf o. 0HNNtgNut
va realizan las Secciones de
Damas y Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano los preparativos de la gran
fiesta bailable que efedtuaran
ell sabado Z de Septiembre, en-
TODD su edificio social.
FL salon principal lucira IN
precioso decorado que sera la
admiration de todos los que a.
sistan
Tres de las mas populares or
questaS tendran a su cargo Ia
parte bailable: don Francisco
Victor Ruiz" y ia Tropical.
Esta Ultima con su cantanue
Vald6s.
Pagaran las damas % cts. Y
los caballeros rs cts.
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Pr61imO Bale

Pr61imO Bale
Preparan con gran interes los
componentes de la Logia Caba-
lleros Leales de America, sd
gran bale.
Esta fiesta es una deuda con-
traida con ell pGblico y "que por
mala suerte'' han tenido que
posponer en- dos ocasiones. Esta
vez Sc venceran todas las diff
cultades que Sc presentan y sc
verificara aunque llueva truene
o relampaguee.
La fecha senalada es la del 81
del entrante mes. En- ell patio del
Circulo Cubano.
Con gusto daremos pronto o.
tros detalles.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Christian, WDAE 500, Abbot
v Costello, actores CONT,
Teatro Star, WDAE;
$50, Sr. Fiscal del Distrito.
VILLA, concerto Columbia,
WDAE; 900, K Kyser, VILLA
y eileen Miller, WDAE; 9:30,
noticias, WDAE; 10 100, Bob
Trout, WDAE; 10 :O5, comenta-
rista Hill, WDAE; mdsica de
bale hasta las -.
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d LOS C~ABALLERoS LEA
Enfermos

En- la lssta 4 enfermos de la
prestigiosa logia Caballeros
Leales figuran estas personals :
Sra. E. Santos, en- su domiciRo!
GuStavo Valdespino, en-. su do
micilio del 2817 Morgan; Agus-
tin B~arreiro, Sr.; Sra. Manuel
Menendez, Demetrio Fernan-
DEE, Joaquin Suarez, Narciso
Cortina, Ricardo AlvarezS Cos
me Zumaran.
Deseamos a todos que Sc res
table2can r~apidamente.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
POR LA RADIO

Programs para la noche de
hoy: $50, Mr.. Meek, WDAE ;
:45, Kaltenborn, WLAK; 700,
teatro de Hollywood VILLA, y
ell Pregunt6n, WDAE; 7:30,
Plantation Party, VILLA, y DR..
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
En- Viaje de Placer

En- ViGje de Placer
En- dias pasados parti6 para
la ciudad de Miami, donde pa
sara varios dfas, Ell distinguish
especialista DR.. Antonio Perzia.
LIE acompahan en- sus vacacio-
mes su bella esposa ehijita.
Su regreso 10 ha senalado pa
ra ell entrante Martes.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
PW Ultima Vez

POr Ultima Veg
Sc exhibira hoy por Ultima
vez, en- Ell Casino, Ia bonita peli-
cula toda hablada en- espanol,
A MI TERRA. con
ell conocido tenor mejicano Pc
dro Vargas.
Completan ell programa "The
Man from Dakota, con Wall
ace Berry, y Noticias interna-
cionales en- espanol.
La semana entrante o sea los
dias 2, 8 y a, Sc exhibira la e.
mocionante pelicula LOS RE-
FUGIADOS DE MADRID o
ala QUINTA
La empresa Casino ha cerrs-
do contrato para las siguientes
peliculas en- espanol, las cuales
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

COHtinad en- ell MisteriO
La fecha s de octubre, en- Ell
.Circulo Cubano. Solo sc nos di-
ce: 'GRANDES SORPRESAS'.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

mas y j6venes que participaron
en- las comparsas de- pasado a.
no en- La. Verbena, como tam
bien a las Damas y J6venes de
la Logia Caballeros Leales de
merica.
La fiesta comenzar a las 10
de la noche, continuance hasta
las 100 de la manana del domin
go.
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URUGUAY CoNMEMORO Ell
lilo ANIVERSARIo DE SU
INDEPElyDENCIA

Montevideo, agosto 2S.-La
Republica del Uruguay ha con-
memorable, con brillantes fieS-
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TOME

PERDIDA un manojo de la
YES, como de 20, de valor para
su dueno. Sc gratificara al que
10 entregue en- ell 1908 de la Sep
TINA avenida o lame por ell te-
lefono Y 1892.
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MejOrGndo

~Rapidamente Sc acent1a la
mejoria en- la persona de la sim
lpatica senorita Amelia Perez,
que desde e pasado domingo Sc
|halla internada en- una Clinica
Local.
Nos alega ell saber de su me-