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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe rumble seat
M. Barnes 1920 14th st. NV. NE. 1914.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe; finish
rubber; SIS down. balance E-z, LOGAN
sNEzRvJIs sSI' 2o17 Va. ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1889 5-pass. 4-door trunk Sc
dan de luxe: black paint. spotless interior.
all good tires and a splendid motor. heater.
You can readily tell this clean car had the
NH 1900 open Sun. and eve nu 81 NV
PLYMOUTH 1899 trunk sedan; here is
Art really lily. rare barsaIn low mileage s0nal,
Nn0 CO.. 14th and Pa. ave. sc. IL.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door: excellent con-
o aa' hne transportation; null price.
p Butler. Inc, 1l2l 21st NV. District
PLYMOUTH 1899. station wagon: one OF
clean, natural wood body. glass-inclosed.
has new tires all around. excclent me-
Chemically. and priced to sell quick at
1se, II Ia 3 z 5E B W 1r' 8 H5 ssos 1000
PLYMOUTH 1889 convertible coupe: black
finish that slistens like new. radio, whitc-
wall tires, automatic TOP, driven carefully
by one owner a demonstration will con-
vince you it's a bargain; easy terms.
H. B. LEARY. Jr., g. BROS.
1921 l4th st. NV. Hobart 1900
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 4-dr. touring
sedan; a one-owner car, driven little. and
its general appearance and condition will
prove to you that it has been well kept.
Reduced to sell Immediately. easiest terms.
H. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS.
1921 18th st. NV. Hobart 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk Sc
dan; one-owner car: very excellent con-
dtion; 5 nearly new tires: 30-day written
guarantee: special 3 days only S425. Nc
MAHON CHEVROLET. 1929 Georsia ave.
NV GE O1OO. Open until 10 pm
PLYMOUTH 1929 de luxe coupe; original
finish Ike new. q one-owner car, eXcelle
mechanically. and fully guaranteed d?m-
onstrate today Priced to sell quick:
terms.
HB LEARY Jr, a. BROS.
1921 18th 81. NV. Hobart 1900
PONTIAC 1898 c-door sedan; low
miles; Immaculate: $3.50. Flood Pontiac.
4".l Connecticut, WO s40l.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe coupe with inside
seat imma culate: S145. Flood Pontiac,
800 Connecticut, WO S4o1.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1898 Commander sedan:
original black finish very GOOD, excellent
motor; radio and heater; take advantage
Of this rare value. NOW S4s7. Lee D.
Botler. Inc. l12l 2lst NV. DISTRICT 1919.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Champion club sedan;
original gun-metal finish excellent motor,
3 lke-new tires, spotlesS interioI: economy
p Butler Inc. 1886 Pa. ave. Sc. Atlantic
STUDEBAKER 1887 President sedan; radio,
neater, overdriye, very clean car with
excellent motor and good tires: bargain
e efise ns Distrte s p 121s Butler Inc 112l
STUDEBAKER 1886 President sedan radio,
heater, overdriye: fine car. priced SIS
nGder the market: full price 1927. Lee
12Is. NV" O'S''ie'
TERRAPLANE 1898 de luxe trunk sedan:
is6 oneroTner car thai has always had excel
MCMAHON cHEvRoLET. 6aa @''y oeor sR
ave: NV GE 010O. Open until 10 D m
TERRAPLANE-HUDsoN 1897 coach, prac-
C Cesly perte S s275 for immediate sale.
TERRAPLANE 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan;
In very excellent condition inside and out.
a real good automobile at a bargain price
Of Sl65. MCMAHON CHEVROLET. 6:f23
georgia ave. NV GE. 0l00 Open until
10 pm.
WILLYS coupe, 1887: Al condition. If
you are interested call North 4Os4 be-
tween and am.
WILLYs-ovERLAND 1899 o-door sedan:
excellent black finish. most economical
service; reduced to 1857 Lee d Bntier
Inc. 1886 Pa. ave. sc. Atlantic 43I4.
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CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe 4-pas-
serger business coupe: white sidewall tires:
beautiful tVo-tone blue and erey finish
driven only 1900 miles: new-car suaran-
tee Save over $3.50. MCMAHON CHEW
r SLET 632:i Georgia ave. NV. CiE. 600.
uOfli 10 n
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CHEVROLET 1883 cabroet; rumble seat.
excellent green finish, leather upholstery,
good rubber: smooth, thrifty motor; St65:
TO- down. balance easy. LOGAN, 18th
and NJ SIS NV. District ssh.
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CHPYSLFR 1887 Arfow sedan. RADIO,
heater original owner S2Cl ico, $50.
no a15.i. G-S FRI. "A Sun.
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CHRYSLER 1899 5-passenEer 4-door trunk
sodan. 6-Cy!indrr Rova!: black paint. 500; :
less interior. all good tires and splendid
motor You VIII find tbs ? very clean
car; $685. c. C c. Guaranty. Cartel
Cadillac Co. l.22 "'3ud s.. NV. MA
EAnO Open Sun. and eve.
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CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe business coupe;
black, low mileage, . large. luggage com
partments: a splendid car for business or
pleasure: guaranteed: S535.
ADDISON CHEVROLET, oo
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CHRYsLER 1910 touring brousham; this
beautiful Eke-new ear has been driven
only 5,e67 miles by factory representative;
II has radio. de luxe heater, whl'e-wal
tires, chromium wheel rims, bumper
guards. its interior L upholstered IN dark
blue with gray trim, airfoam seat cushions.
with DIVIDING rear ca makes hrs car
the last word in comfort. SEE it today at
our subSt ntlal g V ms. Terms.
H LEAF =. j, 6. BROS
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CHEVROLET 1889 trunk sedan; black fn-
tsh with red stripe; tires cannot be told
s2p RfT i I GU {5uy ana Pa ave ave
&c IL 1000
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PONTIAC 1910 de luxe coupe with inside
seat: imma culate: S145. Flood Pontiac,
49, Connecticut, WO S401.
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe trunk 4-door
sedan: original black finish. formerly
owned by naval officer. like new mechan-
ically and in appearance, a hne family
car; priced to give real value: guaranteed;
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sedan radio. all good tires motor ex-
ceIlent: So down: easy terms. See Mr..
Barnes, 1920 l4th St NV. Me. 6344.
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FORD 1889 Tudor de luxe trunk: heater;
carefully operated low mileage; 500; one
year written guaranty. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR co. 9@0 Bladensburg I'd. ne. At
lantlc 0100
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CHEVROLET 1872 town Scdar: master dc
luxe: lustrouS black finish. al set for
winter driving; motor tuned to perfection:
radiator filled with Mopar Pn'i-ireezei
very good tires only $40 terms.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN:
SiIf
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CHEVROLET 1898 town sedan; sun-metsl
finish. thoroughly recondtioned 3O-day
written guarantee: special , DAYS only
S415 MCMAHON CHEVROLET 1923 Geor,
sia ave. NV. GE. ol00. Open until 10
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FORD 1910 coupe. de luxe: radio and
heater; very clean car; one owner: $500:
0ne-yr. written guaranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR co. 920 Badensburg I'd. ne.
Atlantic 0on0
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EVROLFT 1870 Couoe 'r7maCu.ote:
low miles $3.50 Rood Pontiac, AL
CNNUrCf!Cjt NO Siti.
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CuRYSLFG 1910 sedan: hcro is car that
f-,ow liq~kct. save q SIS sxI,lt-F-s
n 1TO7 co, 1"16 "t'h NV. -. ''i'',
CvRYSLER 49,; Arf7w soGa.: + ack
f. III vcr- god. earrpcd v! h r'di1 and
or. exc len, IUb,er and p less in
II B LFARY. Ir. & BROS,
AID Nc York Ave. NE d"b".t COZ
oeD fliSh. radio ovprdrive' heavy car
a. really reduced price. S.i15 SK1NKER
MOTOR CO, I4th and Pa. ave. Sc Ii
4oOo
CHPvSr,EP 1910 New Yorker 4-dr sedan:
beautiful maroon finish, immaculate two
tone maroon and gray upholstery. eouip-
ped with gas-saving overdrlve. llke-new
vhite-wau tires: new-car satisfaction;
priced to sell Immediately; fully guar
anteed.
1921 18th ST. NV. Hobart 1900.
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CHEVROLET 1910 COMPANY One al Car.
3 IA choose from radios. sea- cover. manv
ezra. Thee cars carry now-c, ii t;-les'
take advaN'aee ot or low overhead and
tradnr ratios Get one OF these bargains
mini u thc,, knre
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FORD 1898 Tudor excellent condition
thr uGnout, GOOD tires runs fine: s. down,
clsy terms LOGAN SERVISCENTER, 2Ol7
Va ME oSl
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oLDsMOBILE 1889 "70' 2-door sedan;
S5S5.
1925 Goth NV. District q141.
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CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; low mileage. spotless interior. like
new mechanically and in appearance; an
exceptional value: priced right S513.
ADDISON CHEVROLET,
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CHEVROLETS. Plymouths. Fords, De Sotos
AID Bucks. coupes, " and 4 door sedans,
1884. '35. 80. 81 models: recondltloned:
guaranteed terms as low as s. down: 20
N onths to pay Mld-City Auto Co. HI
14th st NV Open ewes and Sun Wash
ingtons Oldest De Soto and Plymouth
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FORD 1884 Tudor: black. clean, sound,
dependa BILE good rubber; S12g easy terms.
LOGAN, 18th and NJ. D1. 5S11.
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FORD 1886 Tudor O. k motor good rub
her. very clean car; 50 down. balance
Sll % monthly
KILLER STUDEBAKER,
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FORD 1887 Tudors, Fordors, all blacks. &
10 choose from: every one III excellent
condition, as low as S@75; one-yr. written
guaranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO, 900
BIa densbure I'd. ne Atlantic 600
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FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor sedan: white
wall tires orieinal finish. new condition
throuG hout: S5i3; 90-day written euaran-
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The NeW Improved
80 chernerizing
Operations

i-bouN ana CHASSIS Washeo
|, Motor cleaned. Grease and
oil removed from power
, 3-Inspection by Service su-
pervisor for necessary re-
, i-Reconditionins of motor:
necess AIRY replacements
} S-Transmission tested, neces-
sary repairs made. Y
, 6-Rear axle construction in
speeted: necessary replace
, Front construction in
spccted; worn parts replaced
and thoroughly frightened
D S-Steerins constr uetion
checked: adjustments or re-
placements made.
, 9-WirinE inspected for bad
connections, etc.
, l0-Whrels removed; neces-
sary rrplacements Of bearings.
. II-Brakes inspected; Innings
replaced if necessary. Y
, I2-Inspection for necessary
body and fender repairs.
D l3-Paint examined, refn-
ished where necessary. y
. It-ROof or top examined.
leaks repaired or new mate
rails installed. Y
D t5-Roof or top re-dressed. y
D 16-Glass examined and re-
placed where clipped or
cracked
, 1i-Upholstery cleaned, re-
paired where necessary or
i'll
, IS-Chassis and all back run
ming gear painted. Y
D I9-Buibs, refiectors or lenses
replaced where necessary. v
, "O-Windshield wipers in
spected. necessary repairs or
Ieplaeements made "
, 2f-BumperS inspected, bent
or broken units replaced. V
D 22--Tires inspected; replace
ments made where neces-
|, s3-Car thoroughly fabricated
and springs sprayed. y
D 24-Crank case drained.
flushed and refilled with fresh
, 25-Radiator inspected. clean
ed out or repaired as nsces-
, a6-Body bolts checked and
, 21-Battery tested: connec-
lions checked or replaced;
new battery installed il neces-
sary. v
} "S-Body and Tenders cleaned
and SimoniZed eXpertly. V
29-Road-tested TO check per-
formance. Y
. 3O-Last, but not least. our
guarantee goes with every
CherneriIed car. v
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach dark
green, motor recondi;ioned. upholstery IN
exceptional Good shape tires and body
Al condition. - cash, - vk taa free.
Columbia Nntnrs llth and N IS N v
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ADDISON CHEVRoLET. 1900

ADIJIoON CHE EJLEI- -
49," lfth s.. NV. Hobart 100.
CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe town sedan;
lustrous black. clean interior large trunk.
good tires, fine appearance and mechan-
3cal condition: euar9nteed; SID
ADDISON CHEVROLET.
900 IAN ST N w Hobart 900.
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DO0GE 1879 1-Daes A-door sedan. sncc al
r1O1oI. bio fi-teh. epotlecs fntr~iO-. all
rood 'irr go S~'nndd o,~'-" wis
C'Cap cor 's certainly nricrd rrh' p S1A5
c c. c C"arnrtv C~Dit~l raIi'lac Co
49,. "''r@ 8 nv MA. 5000. Omen
sur and eve
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CHEVROLET 1889 coach: fine mechanical
cordt1ou, practically new tires. truly
bargaln: reduced to SIS Lee D Butler.
In 1l2l ~ s. Z. ". DlStrlct l2lN-
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CHEVROLET 1890 town sedan INST. de
luxe: heater: low mileage. This car has had
good care; So cash. balance - mos Co
lNnlhla MOTORS. l1fh and N SIS. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe town
sedan; with heater. original green finish:
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"n@0 NJ 81 NV Ma 1900.
CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe trunk
coach; mechanica! and appearance excel
lent s. down. balance easy terms See
Nj Barnes. 12,n 14th 81. NV. NE. 63il.
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FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor gun-metal fin
ish, in. perfect condition: S429: 1Oce
down. balance easy. LOGAN MOTOR,
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan: 5000
actual miles, green finish like new: your
chance TO own nearly new car with small
cash payment and take over already
financed balance: written guarantee. LO-
GAN. 18th and N. DI ssh.
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DODGE 1897 d-Gr tr. sed. 33O0o mi,
N"W t.r'-. heater. scat cnVe"s very clean:
$:':s;5 sur hS:iI Fl. 50 n, ~"
lodge 1924 sodau. er"5: locks I'D -unS
NE rev ?Cr0D' g.. caeh ""d WAL
ronthlv payment Hilltop. i5'5 18th
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CHEVROLET 1875 master coupe; beautiful
black finish. Spotless upholstery. } excellent
tire; 30-G4y written guarantee. Special
3 Gays culy $50 MCMAHON CHEVRO
LET. 63'.3 GeOEEla ave. NV. Gle. ol0u.
Cp~l until 10 o m.
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FORD 1894 station wagon: looks and runs
fire; SIt9. LOGAN Fordl, 18th and NJ
SIS NV DT 1911
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CHEVROLET 1929 de luxe town sedan:
ore owner car, with very low mileage; per-
feet condition inside and out; 30-day writ
ter guarantee. S545 MCMAHON CHEW
ROLET, 6:;@b Georgia ave NV GE. OlpO.
On n uutl! Ia pm
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FcRD 1883 Fordor de luxe trunk: radio,
al! new tires, spotless interior, low mile
age: 81 -: ons-yr written guaranty.
burg rG. ne. Atlantic O@OO
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FORD 1888 Tudor sedan: original blue
finish; 2 fine. economical car at price
you can't afford to miss: and drive
this outstanding bargain today: reduced
to 81 Lee D Butler, Inc, 1921 21st
NV Distrio: I21S.
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FORD 1895 Tudor trunk sedan: gun
metal. clean finish and upholstery: splen-
did VS. motor, all good rubber: SIP: 1nf,,
down balance easy. LOGAN 18th and
Il D.StrLct 81.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11

lodge he has served on the judi ciary committee and law revision committee, as chief justice of the supreme forum, supreme counil- man, supreme prelate, and su- preme junior governor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11
GERMANY READY
 TO GREET RUSSIA
Every Precaution Taken to Prevent Any Sudden
 Coup of SOviets
BY NORMAN B. DEUEL

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Washington, Sept. II - (U.P.) - Germany has taken extensive pre- cautions against a Soviet Russian coup during the blitzkrieg against Great Britain, diplomatic circles re- ported today.
 Germany was said to have placed more than 100000 troops in Ger man or German-occupied territory fronting Russian frontiers.
 There were apparently well au- thenticated reports that the Ger mans had fortified areas in Norway and stationed additional troops in an area too far north to be of value in the operations against the Brit ish Isles.
 These areas were said to be north and south of Tromso, capable of pinching of any thrust from the neck of Finnish territory which pro- trudes through Sweden toward Nor way or from the east in that area toward the Atlantic coast.
 Diplomats also recalled that Germany had guaranteed the new frontiers of Rumania against any Soviet thrust southward along the Black Sea coast.
 No Attack Indicated
 They believed that these German moves did not indicate that an att tack on the Soviet Union was con- templated. They considered 1t c tacit warning that while Germany was preoccupied with Britain the Russians were not to impinge on German interests. German and Rus- sian precautions were believed to indicate mutual distrust rather than hostility.
 Tn these circles 1t was believed that Germany was indicating to Moscow that any further advances in Europe by the Society Union must ct least have the approval, in advance of the Axis powers.
 Finland was believed to ile within the Russian sphere Of influence agreed 'to by Germany in August Of last year.
 whether Germany had agreed that Russia might fulfill lts ago-old dream Of on outlet to tho Atlantic was c subject of speculation among
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11
Old Railroad Right Of Way Goes To Tel,
New Leader Of Moose Greets Local Lodge
Attorney Francis J. CIOhessy Recently Installed as
 Supreme Governor of Moose May Visit State

The offlcial greetings of the sue preme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose will be conveyed to the Waterbury lodge at its meeting this evening in Moose hall. A special representative of the supreme office will be in attendance at the ses- sion.
 Considerable local interest has been stimulated in the possibility that the supreme governor may be in position to pay an oflcial visit to Connecticut shortly.
 Francis J. CloheSsy, of Waverly, New York, was installed as supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose-.he highest elective office in this fraternity-August 31, at Har- risburg, Pa. The installing officer was United States Senator James J. Davis, director general of the Moose. MT. Clohessy's duties began September 1, and will continue for one year. He was unanimously elected to this office by the dele gates to the fifty-second annual in- ternational convention of the Moose Order at Des Moines, Iowa, July 2.
 Former Newspaperman
 Francis J. ClohesSy, supreme governor, Loyal Order of Moose, is an active lawyer and a former newspaperman. He was born in Waverly, N. Y, and received his elementary education there. He studied law and journalism at the University of Notre Dame, receiv- ing in the 1920 the cum laude de- gree of law. For several years he was employed in the editorial de- partments of Elmira, N. r., news papers, covering the courthouse as- signment and working on the desk. Returning to his home town, he became attorney for the Village of Waverly and held that office for thirteen years. He is now serving his second term as district attor- ney of Tioga county. He has served as attorney for the board of education and school district. He is a past president of the Tioga County Bar association.
 MT. Clohessy is a World War veteran, having served nearly two years through enlistment. He is a pas,s commander of the American i Legion post in Waverly, past presi- dent of the Waverly Board of Trade, and past president of the Waverly Rotary club He is mem- Der of the Sayre, Pa, Lodge of Elks, the Waverly fire depart- ment, and the Waverly Sportsmen club
 Follows Father
 His interest in the Moose was a natural one, since he was son of the late Frank P. Clohessy, charter member and past governor of Waverly lodge. Like his father, MT. Clohessy is also a past gov- ernor of the lodge. He has served as chairman of the membership drive and other committees of the lodge and was in charge of the legal work in connection with the erection of the $150,000 Moose home in Waverly. In the supreme
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11
CONNOR STRICKEN
 ON GOLF COURSE

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 11.-(UP)- Quiet and rest for at least week were ordered today for Motor Vehi- cles Commissioner Michael A. Con- nor who was stricken with a gastric hemorrhage while playing golf at Pennington yesterday.
 The attack came as he drove off the first tee. He returned to the clubhouse and a physician was sum- moned. He remained at the club over night. Mrs. Connor said it was the third recurrnce of the ailment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11

Try Out Tomorrow
 Try-outs for the forthcoming Valley Players production will be held Thursday night at the home of Harry Wintsch, Moore avenue, starting at 7:30, Francis J. O'Con- nor, director, announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11
GANG TRICKS SHERIFF

How the wedding of a western sheriff is used by a trio of bank rob- bers to aid them in robbing a from tier bank, is said to be one of the spectacular thrills in Triple Jus tice," George O'Brien's current RKO Radio film.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11
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diplomats, but it seemed clear that that in any case Germany must be consulted before such a Soviet effort is made.
 German Notifications now report ed in northern Norway preclude any sudden thrust to the Norwegian coast should Russia again attack Finland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11

Enters College
 Miss Marjorie Howard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. L. Howard, of Park avenue, has begun her studies at the Russell Sage college, Troy, N. Y., where she is freshman. She was graduated from the Naugatuck high school last June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-11
Cleaners Meet

The Golden Cleaners of the Bea. con Valley Grange met today at the home Of Mrs Elmer Tucker, Beacon Valley road.
 The Grange will observe Visiting LecturerB' Night Friday evening. and efter the bmslneks meeting. moving pictures will be exhibited. Refresh. lneniS will be served under the dlr.