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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-25
TRIBAL WELL
AT CUT BANK
SWAPS 22O BBLS.

The south end Of the Tribal pool
Of south Cut Bank oil field gave birth
to another good producer this week,
Kullberg- Tribal 203 No. 2, Sc NE3
\ NET 24-32-6W, reporting an initial of
go barrels per day.
Completion data follows: 7-inch pipe
eemented at $3.50; Smhurst sand, 1890
29lO; upper Cut Bank. 2042-2978; low
er Cut Bank, 297S-2990; Ellis, 1890.
Total depth, 1894. Fluid level, 1900 feet.
Swabbed go barrels In "a hours. It was
thereafter shot with 100 quarts Of
nitro glycerin and is now cleaning out.
with probability Of larger production
on the next test.
r. G. Tarrant this week brought in
another producer in the extreme
southwest end Of Cut Bank field. In
NE NW4 NW3 3l-32-5W, the third
completion in the district. The well Is
known as Tarrant-ScheffeIin -Ander-
son No. l and it had 1000 feet Of oil
in the hole at last reports. Seven-inch
pipe was cemented at 303s; Sunburst
sand was from 2935-3O00; upper Cut
Bank. 3015-3040; lower Cut Bank,
S04O-3050; Ellis. $3.50; total depth, SOTO.
1t was plugged back to 3052 before
running pipe.
Three wells were completed In Cut
Bank this week. The third was Glacier
Production No. 4, G NWa
NET 31-34-5W, which swabbed 1877
barrels in the first "a hours. Compile
ton data follows: 7-inch cemented,
275O; Sunburst sand, 26S5-2710 with a
showing Of oil, 2696-2707; upper Cut
Bank, 2720-2762; lower Cut Bank, 2762-
2787, the main pay; Ellis, 2784; total
depth, 2788: fluid level, 1000 feet;
swabbed 167 barrels in first "a hours:
shot with 30 quarts nitro glycerin; nov
swabbing and testing.
Consolidated Gas-Frary- Tribal I91
No. 3, Sc NE1 SEA l9-32-5w, fishing
for lost bit, $50.
Frances OH Tribal 2Ol No. 8, @ NEz
EW1 30-32-5W, 2020.
Glacier Production Mueller No. 8, Ci
SW3 SCI 7-33-5W, averaged 6 barrels
in the first 10 days on the pump.
Glacier Production ookhOff No. Z, |
G NE4 SW3 33-33-5W, 1890.
Glacier Production Miller No. 10, G |
NE5 SWa 29-33-5W. cemented 7-inch
1t 2942.
Haggerty- Tribal 1876 No. 2, Sc Nwa |
5Wa 1s-32-5W, 22T5.
Mcdonald ct aI-Reichoff No. 1, Sc
SEA NEa 36-32-6W, 200.
National Parks OIL ChattertOn No. /,
Sc SWa NE4 22-32-6w, 100.
Reagen-T Tribal I94 No. 2, G NW4
SEa 27-37-7W, test on Mission dome.
northwest Of Cut Bank field, is drill
ng at $3.50.
Santa Rita Halverson No. 2, @ NW3
YEA 25-34-6W, averaged As barrels in
he first 10 days on the pump.
Santa Hammond No. /, G NEa
YEA 13-33-6W, cemented 10-inch sur
ace pipe at 735; Colorado shale. IT'S.
Santa Rita-Yunck No. 2, Sc NEa
iva 23-34-6W, found Colorado shale,
IS; cemented 10-inch at $50; drill
ng, 1900
Santa Rita unck No. 2, Sc NE3
iva 2S-34-6W, 305. {
Texaco- Bonnet No. 6, C NW3 NWa
7-32-5W, cemented 7-inch pipe at
95O; had showing Of oil in Sunburst ]
and.
Texaco- Rasmussen No. /, c NEa NE1 {
D-35-6W, is drilling again after ce-
lenting off cave at 1880 {
Texac0- Small Gas Unit No. l, CSL
&c. 12-35-6W, spudding, 125.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-25
PROTESTS MOVE
TO INVESTIGATE
INDIAN LEASE SALE

w. M. Hanlon, one Of the successful
bidders at the recent Blacheet Indian
lease sale, wrote a letter Of protest
to the Montana oil & Gas Producers
association this week because Of the
request for an investigation Of the sale
filed with the Department Of the In
terror, replying to the allegations In
telegram sent TO Washington.
At the same time Richard Grant,
ST., chairman Of the Blacdeet Tribal
Council, and Leo M Kennerly, secre-
tary. stated that the council Is also
making a similar request mot that
we the Blackfeet Council or the sue
cessful bidders at this particular sale
were guilty Of any irregularities but
for the purpose to find out who Is
responsible for such misleading state
ments as appeared in the Montana
OIL Journal"
The reference is to the article in
last weeks journal announcing that
the protest had been filed in Wash
ington, authorized by a majority Of
the directors Of the association. The
Journal did not print the text Of the
protest and the author Of the protest
Is unknown to the journal, save that
the document was wired by the off,
GERS Of the association at the direction
Of the directors.
NO word has yet been received from
Washington to indicate whether the
recent investigation by M France, rep
resenting the department. may serve
SIS the basis for deciding whether the
Continued on Page F1ve)
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Rig IS Up to Start Test On
Oil Dome Near HarIOWtOn

the derrick completed
is
Of
IS available the public
Campbell. died
getting drill
closely 1884 with A CTony)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-25
GEO CREW ARRIVES

Geotechnical Corp. of Dallas has es-
tablished office in Broadus. Mont
with z. P. Kennedy In charge and J.
d. Brawner, assistant. They win make
geophysical surveys in Montana. for
unnamed major oil company. There
are Is men In the crew.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-25
AUGUST ALLoWARLES

Recommended daily production In
Montana for August has been fixed
by Oil Co-ordinator Ickes at "a, 100
barrels per day. July rate is 23,1O0-
which Montana didn't make.
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Help lick the Jap BY turning in an
your scrap.
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Drilled Through Madison Lime

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22


PALM BEACH-Rcx and Betty
Powers, those two ariStocrats on
roller skates, head the Christmas
Week show with their skating
stunts. Performing spins. flipS and
difficult holds. an i'm compare
lively small space. they have a lot
OF pep and personality, seem 10
fit right i'm with The holiday mood.
Evans Brown is new on the
lineup with his musical magic,
combining talent and Sleight-of-
hand 20 keep the rinESiderS open
mOuthcd IN amdIcmcnt
The Gardner Girls. four light
stepping lovelcS. work in bril-
liantly coStumcd production mum
berS. Gus Howard clowns 10 the
patrons delight and does some
special tricks that he's worked
out for TINS show
It's Don Pablo.S smooth music
Tor dancing and the show
SAKS-Mona Baxter. the Sveltf
brunette miss who has scored here
and in the Fast as a dancer, is tho
headlncr. but not as a dancer
Instead, Miss Baxter has turned
mimic and very cleverly gives hen
4 impressions of movie vel
knownS. including Bette Davis
Joan Davis, Henry Aldrich anC
others with faSt-Stepping climax
in which she does a tap-dancinl
imitation Of Eleanor Powell.
Johnny Morrison turns out gay
novelty tunes on his Xylophone
The precision line Of beautiful
Winnie Hoveler GnlS present the
new production and speciality rou
tines which they've been working
on for his show.
Sammy Morris handles the cere
NERNE'S - Jimmy Rooney
vaudeville old-timer, is getting thu
laughs these nights with his Ter
Cents Dance routine Sail,
Palmer MARBLES the blues in ;
way-doWn-deep voice. include
most Of your favoriteS in a medley
Joyce Ann Is a cute t&p-dancinI
miss and magic-man Frank Ken
ney has the patrons wondering
how in the world he manages (,
draw any number of things RICH
out Of the thin air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
LrYout

MARGARET LANDRY. R-K-O
radios Southern belle discovery.
,latcd for a role IN Petty Cir. "
already passed a film tryout In
Ions shots for Little Foxes. 50
filmed N MarcarcfS home town.
Baton Rouge La. she doubled for
! Teresa Wright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Film Time Clock

ADAMS 'stungoms m me Rocker
- m l.52. ttii, 1856. iO.2s b m.
Mug Town. ~ 80 SAT 8 .36. 2S o. M.
bkoADMAN CAPITOL Now Voy-
ager n a. m. ? 80. 6.32 lo.ls O.. m g.
CINDERELLA The Glass Key
~ b" $3.50 7.lo 1890 %. NJ. Oyches-
IRA Wives AIS 5'55. p. m.
ti>hth The Glass Key 2-3i -
s.-l m. Orchestra Wives. ~ 80.
toN s, too ii. Girls" i2.,s. toi.
10 1881 p. 10 Sin Town. ~ l6,
80 5.tG. s.Ol D. m
HOLLYWOOD stand BY a. Be-.
works sos. ioto .. m. "a Was
MRDl>o~ Bomb I" 1925. 2. 5.35.
$40 1913 o. m Army Surgeon n p
a M I'D. f3l 7-o6 gil % M
MItHIGNN The Pain Beach story
n IN. 5.o5 sos. ~ 10 p m
street af Chance DO " 81. $3.50. 6.53
rAIMS-srArE "wngs for me Eagle.
~ q 10. 1854 f.tN. 1852 ln36 o. M.
Lady Gang0er ~ ST. 3t5. $50. s.3'
rtEApi>l Louis Jordan 232. 5.os
70 Town l27 fof 6.3i, 9ls, u 2s
RI,IERA tn. Glass Key 2.2s 5.54
s23 2 no. orchestra Wives ~ 80
R RIO r ista arn. ara.. Key,
o. 80 10 p M Orchestra Wives.
80 7 1910 p m
ROY IN. Glass Ke, goo, "Or
ehes'ta "ycF 7oF. 1875 , M
TELENEwS News, short subjects.
rNIrEp Artists "a Yark at Elton.
: tlo 725 100 % m Pacific Rem
devious" ii.to = u go. $40 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
THE LETTER BOX

SURE ENJOY ED Your
writeup about my former home
teWn. LongyieW. Ten" writes
Mrs.. Josephine Oliver. now
lis ing in Glen Olden, Pa. You
should swing around the country
more often. LoueIla. II pepS up
The column" I'm willing. Mrs.
0.--noW " ! can only make my
hpSSeS agree.
sit. FeliN DE Leo writes: I'm
not mad--but YOU sure denoted
me. Louclla. when YOU printed
in your column that Pvt. Felix
DE Leo was dancing with Betty
Cradle at the Palladium. Hope
the war department doesn't take
y'ou seriously" Ny deepest apOl-
OgicS. lieutenant.
Macdonald Carey sends the
wire: Just 10 say goodbye and
Ainks for your, help. You have.
identally, helped a lot Of boys
into the armed service by
telling about my cure from color
kindness. Dozens of men Suf-
lering frnm the same trouble
have written to me and I have
been glad To pass on the infor-
nation of how I was cured.
They all said they read about II
in your column"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

How I Hate to Get Up IN the
Morning
/ The final curtain of This Time. "
with the whole company puts tho
finishing touches 10 any control
YOU have left and let Us wan
dering around CaSS Park in a
da2c A hot and cold one. too.
There are several excellent
voices in the company and If We
listed the clever dancers. we'd
have 10 run over on 10 the next
page
Lighting and staging are superb
from the technical standpoint
Flag-waVing is conspicuous by
IT'S absence and IT'S sheer entertain
ment value makes this perfect
production seem even more pa
tTiotiC.
This Is tho Army " Mr. Public
and don't miss it, for It's the Show
.Of shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Night Club NeWs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

TT PETTY, the Petty girl Wall Joh takes an requests
ng" opens tonight the snow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

London Chop House 10 lend a
cheerful note 10 the holiday enter
tainment proceedings al this
downtown club Her rich-throated
warblingS include the Scmi-clasSicS
as well as numbers like White
Christmas, which are practically
wrapped up in holiday holly
Two dance bands comprise the
musical offering. Sammy Dlbert $
orchestra alternatcS with that Of
Frank Gagen and the lyrical
singer with Dibcrt's crew IS at
tractive Ethel Howe. who has been
a vocal favoutc here for 10 these
many months.
TROCADERO - The dance
rhythmS of Joe Norris and his
orchestra will prevail tonight,
Wednesday and Thursday as the
Ipre-holiday attraction Reason Tor
this IS that the management Is
giving entertainers a Christmas
present in the form OF a vacation
for these three days - and with
pay 20 boot.
Christmas night will mark The
lreopenlng of floor shows and those
popular comedy stars, Andy Rice
and Buddy Roth again viii as
sumo the starring roles. Last night
was celebrity night and the talent
was ST. numerous that entertain
Imcnt was sustained from 9:3O
Ip m. until closing time
HAYNIARKET - John Gallu,
has proved such a hit out at Carl
/ OgleSbeeS that he's staying over
by popular demand for this Christ
mas Week show and New Year
too He's playing a clarinet, bal
ancing ball on IT and working a
string Of puppets all AZ the same
time 10 the ringSiders' applause
Pretty. broWn-haired Lcola Tay-
+ Tor gets every one into the holiday
mood with her swinging Of current
pops, particularly the seasonal
White Christmas" Tom Challis is
another Detroit favorite and pre-
SentS some brcath-taking aero
battles. while dancer June Dayf
charms the patrons with a bright
costumed character number,
Mel Snyder masters the cere.
monies. takes over the mike for q
solo spot with one-man Sklt anc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
CHANCE FOR BALL

THE MANY aud assorted
r1pors William Powell has re-
lltscd 10 plan any more Thin
Nnn" roles without Myrna Loy
j.. a lot of chit chat. Bill j. get
ting ready Go 20 into the Thin
NLan Goes Home" but Irene
Dpnne. previously announced 10
replace NYrna, will be- absent
when the roll il called. She ha.
L. g. do ~ GUY Named Joe"
h spencer Tracy after the
~ of the year. spence should
be home bN that time. He il
slated Ia deliver y Christmas
message from the President 10
some OF the hON~ who are In the
combat zone.
Meanwhile. Lucille Ball has
been tested for the role Of Nora.
NGS. Thin Nan-and the chances
are 90 10 I that She gets IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
With Thanks

JAMES ELLISON is sending a
present 10 the Japs he stuhbed
his toe ON b. in Santa Monica Bay
while filming "a water scene for
R-K-O Radios Caribbean voodoo
thriller II Walked With a IOm-
bic Dredgcd mp 10 proved TO be-
abandoned anchor from a Jap fish
inc boat. Actor sent ~ 70 scrap
metal drive collector with request
II be sent home as bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
This Is
Army Shouc
OF Sho,os
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WE LEFT our heart in the Ma
sonic auditorium last night after
seeing This Is the Army" the
sensational all-soldier show which
opened a two-week engagement
here and we still haven't been
able to get the lump out OF our
throat.
It's an adjective exhauSting,
defying production
which packs a patriotic punch
right into your emotional solar
pleXuS.
1t has everything, beautiful
music, terrific humor, some pathoS
and a pace that leaves you breath
less trying TO keep up with it.
OF course, just the spectacle OF
those hundreds Of uniformed boys
on the stage, alone. is enough 10
make the tears surge, but when
YOU realize that they can all do
something and do il very well.
you change your mind and start
to cheer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
WILL RETURN

T1IE EEST ucwS I've had in
Winy a long day Is that Jessie
Gfph we'll loved character actress.
IS Ecturnunc 10 Hollywood Jessie
bag "a lcc ampu'ated about a year
ago after an infection in her foot
anH she returned 20 her home IN
Massachusetts. She has learned 10
wax on an artificial limb so that
hct affection hardly pcrccptlble
Tho screen needs Jessie, what
with The loss Of Edna May Oliver.
Nsv Robson and Helen Wesley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
LOueI|a
in UoMwood

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. AT
tractive Lupita Tovar, wife OF
agent Paul Koner was given a
luncheon Friday in Mexico City by
MeSico'S top producing company
GroHoS. Lupita. who interestingly
enough l saw in Europe in 1882
where she was an important star
returns TO the screen after a long
absence. She will star in a new
version of TolStoy'S "ReSurrec-
tionS1n her native country. She
and paul arrive here 10 pass
ChIfstnaS with their children, and
then'returns to Mexico the middle
of January, when she starts her
pctrfe.
Psyll writes mo the motion pic
turG5nduStTy in Mexico has made
an 6naZlng advance. Lupita was
one s-of the favoritcS I'm Mexico
and There has never been a more
atu'%ilve Mexican actress, and
that~'inCludcS Dolores Del Rio,
LuI'ssNclcz and Raquel Torres.
- WANTS TO HELP
30 MORE pictures for Cary
Grant, ne Tells me, for a long
tiibe. That doesn't mean Cary
il going 10 stay oil the screen
foF the duration, but IL does
mean he wants Ia do something
IN the war effort.
lie Was all set Ia Join the air
force when the 38-year age
Init made that impossible. SO
now he tells me he il trying 10
coaN the government Ia LET him
tatr troupe 10 Egypt and
AfiCa Ia entertain the boys.
ATi have no pictures lined up, +"
~ said, and think il j.
Important for our American
b0pN overseas 90 have entertain
meut"
The boys in the camps In
NneriCa have had many visits
from the stars. hut 40 far no
one has gone Ia Egypt. "Of
courSe," Cary explained. II cant
dg ANYTHING until l am given
permission"
GOING TT
fOu MAY pat doWs the marie
0r anthony Quinn as one Of 1913
important stars Tony is Il hmly
nah, Mrs q. the former Kath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22

written and directed by witty Cpl
James NcCoIl and worthy Of Noe
Coward
SGT Alan Man,or's impcrsona-
ton Of Jane CowI is a masterpiece
In th!> numDcr SGT Julie OShin,
stop, Tho show as Gypsy Rose Leo
and Set Nelson Barclift vows tho
boy, bis Zorna
ONE OF THE BEST
All irc other Representations. in.
GLIDING NcCo!I a, Alfred LINT arc
remarkable and well worth going
20 SEQ alone This rs one of the
best scores IN The whole show.
The American Eagle, number
rs Iuyt rs thrilling as the navy
number followed los priceless,
parody ON what soldier dream,
ot
Berlin makes orc appearance
himself with several Of his old
buddicS ln 'ho last war. 10 do a
quayorinC-lo,Ccd rendition of on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
\ SPLENDID CAST

You meet Sgt Ezra Stone julio
OShins and Cpl James McColl IN
several amusing skitS. A comedy
dance by Cpl Pinkie Mitchell and
~ Left My Heart al the Stage
Door Cantecn sung by Sgt Earl
oxford.
Then the scene changes 10 a
military vaudeville show with SGT
John NcndcS in q hilarious bit.
some magnificent acrobaticS by a
whole troupe and a clever hit OF
Juggling by Cpl Larry Weeks
Ladies Of the Chorus IS "A hill
ariouS number from ZIP, ZIP zap
hank. ~ Irving Bcrlins FIRST army
show in the last war. That Rus
sian Winter is a wonderful satire
on musical comedy rouuncS with
"A funny Hyr}e sting ny SGT. Jr1iir
OShLnS.
There's a hot Harlem number
and then salute 90 the navy
which Viii tIc you INTO q sailor $
knot
The second act begins with Sllt
about the, Stage Door Cantccn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
A GREAT SCORE

Irving Berlin has never written
"a more persuasive score and mum.
bers iike I'm Getting Tired Sc
| Can Sleep American Eagle
and Stage Door Canteen" viii
haunt you no. matter how many
times you hear them.
Sgt. Ezra Stone has done ar
excellent job of direction. which
gives the whole affair truly pro-
fesSional quality
You are first introduced 10 The
cast in a military minstrel sho"
with This Is the Army Mr.
Jones for the opener, followed by
most Of tho tunes IN the show
al Of which are reprised IN Spo-
cial routIncS later on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18

OFFICE-Girl, doctors office. Typ ing and general office services, Call 3-6252.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, Es.
 PROBATE COURT, Nov. l7th, A.
 D, i94?. ESTATE of THOMAS F.
 FITZPATRICK, late of tho Town of Waterbury in said District, de.
 ceased.
 The Administrator, having cx- hlblted it's account with said estate to thls Court for allowance. and made application for an order of distribution of said estate, it Is
 ORDERED, That tho 2srd day of November, A. D, l942, at 9;a5 o'clock In the forenoon, Eastern War Time, at the Probate ofnce in Waterbury, be and the same is, assigned for n hearing on the allowance of said account, and application and the Court directs the Administrator, to give notice thereof, by publishing this order in some newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District, and by leaving with, or by mailing in registered letter addressed to Guardian.ad-l -litem for THOMAS l. FITZPATRICK, n minor, copy of this order all at least three days before said day of hearing.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE NJ, FAHY, if-iS-tt Asst. Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18
HENRY SIMON ON
 WITH WALLENSTElN

Henry Simon. music critic of PM, will be the regular program com mentator on Alfred Wallensteins "Sinfonietta" every Thursday when the concerts are performed over WATR from 6 to S:30 p. m. EWT beginning Nov. lo.
 In addition to his musical activ. ities, Simon is . professor of Eng fish at Columbia University, and is well-known in the educational field for his various books on literature and teaching.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18
Business Ssrvice
Sl nualnsss servsces Rendered

WINDOW CLEANING = You wlll save money N you send for UA to do your cleaning Connecticut window Cleaning CO, Oftace, Sa2 Pine SA ptal A-AAl1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18
ORDER OF NOTICE


 STATE of CONNECTICUT, CouN- TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER BURY, November 18th, l942.
 SYss sAp aOsrriaint sS tLs said Waterbury Savings Bank praying for reasons therein set forth for a judgment foreclosing certain mort gages on premises on the westerly side of South Elm Street, in said Waterbury. q receiver for said prem ises, etc, made returnable before the Superior Court at Waterbury, In and for New Haven County, to be held on the first Tuesday of December, 1942, 1t appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that certain of said defendants are of parts unknown and certain other defendants are now absent, from this State: therefore,
 ORDERED, That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order of notice in the Evening Democrat. a news paper printed in said Waterbury, three days successsively, commence ing on or before the l7th day of November, 1942. and by depositlng a copy of said complaint. citation and of this order of notice in the Post office, postage paid and letter registered, at Waterbury, directed to said defendant, Giambattista (John B. Pace) Rural Route No. T. 692. Indianapolis, Indiana; to the defendant, Giuseppe Pace (Joseph), at i19 Wycoff Avenue, Brooklyn. New York: to the defendant, Vito Antonio Pace Civilian Pacel, at 6035 6ist Street, Maspeth, Long Island, New York, and to the defendant, Angiolina Pace (Mrs. Thomas Formickelia) in care of William Pace, at 6035 61st Street. Maspeth, Long Island, New York. on or before the 17th day of November, 1s42, by some proper officer, who. with his doings thereon, shall make due return.
 GEORGE IT. FREEMAN.
 Clerk of said Superior Court for New Haven County, at Waterbury. STATE of CONNECTICUT, COUN- TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER BURY, November 17th, 1942. The within and foregoining is a true and attested copy of the original Order of Notice in my hands for publication, with my endorse ment hereon.
 Attest:
 ALBERT r. FRANCIS, ll-17-3t 1eputy Sherl8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18
Legal Notices
NOTICE
LruUon PERMIT NAWKrNA 0lF APPRECIATION

NoTtcS CF APPRECIATION :. Leuis Lels cohsS, S os i,eSarlcssn aSSsES Piaes Waterbury, Conn, have hled an aps plleMllon dated Nov. Sth, lptR, with the Lluuur Control Commlselon Tor a Package store Permit for the sale of alcoholic llqNor on the premises of 30 East Main s., Waterbury, Conn, The buNlness ia owned by blveg i.lquor stores, Inc. or eSs D,Swsll conducted by Louis Cohen, of Hendricken Place, Waterbury, Conn.,, as permlttee,
 Dated Nov. 7th, ieaa. ll-ii.iS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-18

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