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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

podanka prema Krun Crkv. Danas b Sc te rapsodje
mogle beskonacno umnozavat pomoeu stroia stampa
ME tako sriti medju ljudima zog duha koji uvek
nakonjeni buni protiv papske krajevske vast. Oba
vesten pomocu tih prica istoriskm dogadjajma koji
b navek treba da ostanu zatvorena knjiga Mega
ako Sc hoee da gaj osecane sepe pokornost oseca
ME postovanja zdravog straha prema prestou oaru.
pros narod zog duha bi buduce ueestvovao jos veee
smelost u tim bunama, cd kojih jedno stoece do
sad bese potpuno slobodno, stanje stvar koje te
Drustvo Isusa, Bozjom pomotu, da dovede red
"stoga je neophodno da Sc ii rukopis uniste bez o.
kevana, kao sto predlozi mas ubljeni sin Lefevre,
da Sc tradicie Lebrennove porodce razbiju sledetm
sredstvma
"Da Sc izradi da otac matt budu osudjeni kao e-
retici Dokaz nhove jeres su obilni Mueene spalis-
te sramne nistarije
"Da Sc sin kci (Hena Herve), koji sad Pa
rzu, zatvore jednom konventu prsie da poloze
ketvu.
Q1astavice se.)
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Dxepr,a Biblija.
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KpTCTIIAN STAMpAR
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjga Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda
iii Tstorija jedne proleterske porodce kroz vekove
Prica o Sesnaestom Stolecu - dve knjige. Knjiga l.
sa orienanog francuskog engleski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: l. Petrovie.
1877.
- To je sama Hena Ali hodite unutra gospodine,
hodte unutra srce mi top cd radost. Gava mi pill
va O. nikad mi vas savet ne bio potrebniji nego
sad! sta Gu da radim?
Kristjan njegov patron izmenise sve te reel kod
ulaza u predvorje Onda udjose pobocnu sobu.
Zaime neba, dragi moi Kristijane, budte spokoj-
nj - primeti Robert Estienne Date mi znati Sta
dogod Ne treba nj da dodajem da moi savet
sad! Sta Gu da radim?
Povracajuci prisebnost brisuc poledjnom ruke
sto obvahu lice zanatlija nastavi objasnenem
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

- Poznato vam je hapsenje mole supruge, mole kee-
ri najstarijeg mi sina kod mole kuce ia bi bio uhap-
Sen da sam maiden kod kuee Moi ze ko Sc zadrzavase
h susedstvu kuce mi izvesti kakvoj opasnost IL
lazem i nagovori da okrenem drugamo Hvala jose
ohinu wanna, nadoh sigurno skoniste prvo samom
Parzu zatm ovde, skrovistu, koje vam izgeda-
Sc da pruza najvecu sigurnost.
- Ear ne platih ia swim tim tex dug zahvalnost?
Vase gostoprmstvo Jovanu Kalvinu mozda je glavn
ro poniena kojeg vasa porodca bejaste zrtve Upr
kos presnih mi molbi Knegina Margara, ciji mi uti
cal edno zasticavase dosad cd mojih nepriatelja od
b da ueini ikakav pokusaj vasu koris Kardna Dup
rat jo rece: "Gospodo covek koga ste vi zantereso-
van jedan cd najljucih neprjateja Kralja Crkve.
Ako uspemo da metnemo Sake tog Kristjana Lebre-
nna nece umae vesama koja je odavno zasluzio" TAX
vo okoreo nepratejstvo prema wanna, jednom radniku
skromnom zanat, izvan je moga shvaeanja.
Sad uzrok toga zucnob neprijateljstva gos
podne Estienne. Pre- sto nastavm svou pricu dugu
ie yam Sc edno otkrce Mozda moze imati znacaja "a
savet sto ga cd oceku jem.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08
STAIN Sc TUT.

Stalinov pismeni odgovor ma pitanja se1a
moskovskog biroa Associated Press izazvao Je
prilicno negodovanja kod nekih krugova En-
gleskoj America. Nakon sto je Stain podvu-
kao da pomoc toboznjih saveznika Sovjetske
R,isiie bese "do sada malo efektivna" on do
da da saveznici trebaju da "ispunu svoje od-
govornosti [Sovjetskoj Rusiji] potpuno ma
,yneme,"' ,...-.,..
Kada bi to bilo pitanje odgovornosti jed
wf1N kap pitalistioket zenl5e drugdS hebi nh obfa-
cali mnogo paznje Ali kada zemlja koJa nosl
ime sociializma poziva zemlje koje su kapita-
listicke da "ispunu svoje odgovornosti potpu-
no ma vreme' tada je to nesto sasvim drugo.
Ma prvom mestu svaka zemlja aktuje
skladu sa interesima klase koju njena viada
zastupa. Buduci da su Amerika Engleska
zemlje u kojima postoji kapitalizam buduci
da su njihove Wade izvrsni odbor "a oprav-
ljanje poslova kapitalisticke klase, stoga te
Wade .rade u skladu sa interesima kapitallz-
ma.
Ma drugom mestu Sovjetska Rusija nije
kapitalisticka zemlja Sovjetska Rusija je ce-
do revoucije proleterske Revolucije 1917.
podine Ovde mas ne interesuje cinjenica da
ie stalinisticka birokratija oterala Rusku Re-
voluciju stranputice Mi smo tome vec rekli
svoje. Mi nismo nikada rekli da Stain namer-
no. unistava plodove Ruske Revolucije. Prema
tome ne verujemo da gresmo ako pocnemo cd
pretpostavke da Stain i ruska vlada ne rade
"a povratak kapitalizma Rusiji
Dakle, Engleska Arnerika, samopriznato,
trude Sc da Sc odrze kao mocne kapitalisticke
zemlje Sovjetska Rusija trudi Sc da Sc odrzi
kao zemlja III kojoj ne postoji privatno vlasnis-
two mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju, u kojoj ne
postoji proizvodnja "a profit pojednaca. Ia
razlika je dublja nego Ii ma koji ugovor do ko-
jeg reeene zemlje mogu doci. To je razlika ko-
ju nj sam svetski rat nije stanju da odstra-
nj. To je razika izmedju diva sistema.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

Kristijan otvor koveeg sto zadrzavase etopise koe
vrlog tog podna donese Taupin Uze il kovee
ga jedan zayiutak hartije stavi ga ruku Roberta
Estienna, govoreci
Budite dobri gospodine, da ovo proeitate. Ruko-
ps ma koe pismo poziva jesu porodeni etopisi
kojima imah priliku da govorim
Robert Estienne savijutak eitase:
"IGNJATIJE LoJoLA GENERAL DRUsTvA IsUsA
"a. M. D. G.
"(Ad Majorem Del Gloriam)
"Usuprot nesavrsenost njihovog stia i drugih ne
dostataka obliku, prikueen rukopsi mogu da posta-
nu osobito nakon zuma stroja stampanje oruzje
like nepodopstne
"Ova priea, predavana cd soleca do soleea kod do
mateg ognsta skromnim narastajima prostog naroda,
mogase pre- izuma stroja stampanje ma nikakvog
drugog fla ovekovecavanja odvratnh tradcija
okvru edne edne porodice Wise nije tako TIE
die zigosane mrznjom Gala prema Francima,
pobedenh prema pobedocima, kmeta prema vlastelinu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08
RJTRzOASKA PROPAGANDA
PROTIV SOCIJALISTICKE
PROPAGANDA.

Pre- no sto je ova zemlja usla u rat svaka
burzoaska novina je narocitim slovlma naz-
nacayala da su sve vesti koje dolaze IL ratuJu-
cih zemalia "podlozne propaganda" Te su Sc
,noyine tim ogradjvale. Zasto? Jer one znJu
cd kolike Sc neistinosti sacinjava burzoaska
propaganda; ako je koja ratujuca kapitallstlc-
ka zemlja zbog svoje propaganda laznu vest
javila te novine nisu htele da tn odgovornost
ma sebe uzmu. Sada je ova zemlja u ratu
mi wise ne vdimo da sada ovdasnje burzoas-
ke novine nalaze "a shodno da Sc S tom ogra-
dom zasticavaju. Drugim recima, sada Je sva
ovdasnja burzoaska stampa ''podlozna propa-
gandi," burzoaskoj propaganda kao sto ona
stvari uvek jeste. Znaeajnost owe stvari Jeste
ia sto je tako to priznala sama burzoaska stam-
pa!
Posto Sc burzoazija sastoji cd izrabljiva-
ca radnicke klase, koji nista korsno "a drus-
two ne vrse a. poseduju svo drustveno bogats-
,tvo fuveie usvaaj jr osvcjene Spfeteie- sveta 'da
bi Sc tako parazitski odrzali ma grbaci izmuee-
nog covecanstva radnicke klase -. ona je
prisiliena da izvrce cinjenice koliko god moze
ako takva izvrtanja idu korist nJenom odr-
zanju ma VAST posto Sc ona zasnva ma lazl
- da je ona neophodna drustvu civilizaciji
- izvrtanje cinjenica je uvek njenoj koris-
ii zbog toga in ona svom silom izvrce.
Ali kada Sc burzoazija celog sveta medju-
sobno sukobi kao sto je danas slucaj, tada
propaganda njene jedne druge ratujuce stra-
ne zauzima karakter rata zove Sc ratna pro-
paganda. Kao sto Sc desava u politickoj demo-
kratiii "a vreme izbora da jedna burzoaska
partija, radi svoje propaganda, napada drugu
burzoasku politieku partiju tako po nekada
one iznasaju ma vidiku svoju prirodu kapitalis-
ticke lazjivosti, tako je slucaj danas kada dive
imperijalisticke strane grde jedna drugu. Pre-
par dana IL Londona je govorio preko radiJa
tamosnii vidn burzoaski predstavnik Sim
clair. Njegov predmet bese "nacstieka propa-
ganda" On rece da nemacki stanovnici ne
znaju sta Sc desava u nacistickim okupiranim
zemljama, tojest, oni ne znaju "a nacisticka
ubistva. Ovo je verovatno, jer Sc burzoaska
propaganda ne sastoji samo cd izvrtanja cinJe-
MICA nego i il potpunog sakrivanja onih cinje-
MICA koje nemogu trpeti nikakvo izvrtanje iii
kresanje! On dale rece da nacisti veruJu
filozofiiu da je narod kao celina masna da
su oni, ii gangsteri, njeni upravljaci,. tojest,
da oni iskoriseuju narod "a svoje prljave svr-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

.s Jos tada kada bi potpisan zloglasni pakt
izmedju nacisticke Nematke Sovjetske Rusi-
je objasniavano je kako Rusija gleda ga nepo-
verenjem ma Englesku kako je pakt potpisan
zbog toga sto je Engleska manevrisala da bi
Hitler napao sovjetsku Rusiju. A sada Stain
trail -da Edeeska "ispuni svoje odgovornosti
potpuno fsAa vreme"!
Ispuniee "saveznici" svoje "odgovornos-
Ii" tolikoj meri koliko njihovo ratovanje
"a odrzanje svog omiljenog kapitalizma bude
dozvoliavalo. Vara Sc Stain gorko Sc vara
- ako on misli da je glavno pitanje Washing
tonu Londonu kako da Sc sacuva i odrzi So
vjetski Savez.
Dobro bi bilo da ruske vodje jos jednom
prostudiraju Leninova della. Medju ostalim, ma
ucili bi da jos 1921. godine Leninu bese potpu-
no jasno da jedini saveznik koji bese potreban
nuzan Sovjetskom Savezu jeste radnicka ka-
sa sveta
Spas Sovjetske Rusije, danas wise nego l.
kada. lezi II eventualnoj klasnoj prosveti po-
litickoi ekonomskoj organizaciji radnicke kla-
go iedne iii wise kapitalistickih zemalja To u
America radi S. L. P. sa potpunim uverenJem
da &c oyakav rad, sa svojim ocekivanim posle-
dicama. doneti wise dobra nego Ii rad svlh
"frontasa'.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-08

da pred radnicima jasnije iznesemo mas Gill;
mas luc koji' &c jednog dana obasjati saw ma
pacen svet. A do tada radimo neumorno da
konaeno Socijaisticka istinska propaganda po-
razi laznu burzoasku propaganda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Architects Will
Meet tuesday
In Ann Arbor

The board Of directors Of the
Society OF Architects
will meet at the Michigan Union
in Ann Arbor next Tuesday, II
was announced Saturday by {.
William Palmer of Detroit, society
president.
The society's unification COM
mittee will meet al a noon lunch
con, the board az 4 p. m, and al
$50 p. m. a joint meeting VIII be
held with members of the society
Ann Arbor division. Palmer said.
The board consists OF Palmer,
Alloys Frank Herman, Cornelius
l.. T. Gabler, John c. Thornton
Talmage c. Hughes, Clair w.
Ditchy, Branson V. Gambler, ALVIN
F.. Harley and Earl w. Pellerin.
all of Detroit; Emil LOrch and
Lynn w. Fry of Ann Arbor; Roger
Allen and John =. Baker OF Grand
Rapids; Kenneth {. Black and
Adrian n. Langius of Lansing
David F.. Anderson Of Marquette,
James A. Spence of Saginaw, and
Louis &. KingScott of Kalamazoo
The society. which has seven
divisions throughout Michigan, has
set a record for state architectural
organizations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Remove Feeling Paint

All loose paint, or blistering and
peeling paint remaining from pre-
viouS finishing, should be Scraped
off or sandpapered. If a number OF
thick, heavy coats have been APP
piled, and the surface is "alliga-
Itored" or otherwise IN bad COndi-
ton. il may be necessary 10 burn
off the old paint with a blow
torch. This operation requires eN-
IRENE care. Leaking spouts or
cutters and other possible sources
of moisture behind the film should
be repaired and the adjacent sur
face given a chance TO dry prior
to painting. Glossy spots should
be cut with sandpaper, so the
new paint coat Will have proper
adhesion. and not roll up under
the brush.
In the preparation Of metal sur
faces. the path of least resistance
lies in ignoring the presence of
rust and corroSion. These two in
huenceS cause tremendous damage
annually. Much of it can be pre-
vented by a little preparatory
work.
Rust is hkened by chemists 10 q
cancerous growth. 1t can &C
complish its deadly work beneath
an unmarried exterior Removing
rust prior 10 painting is tedious,
Understanding work. but the in
vestment pays for itself many
tir1eS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Good Demand
For Mu|tip|es

a strong spring market for null
tiple income dwellings was fore
cast Saturday by officials Of Nave
e Mussetti, east side realty firm
which Specializes in this type
property.
Anticipating the brisk demand
for income bearing property. Nave
e MusctG have established new
offices at 128i3 Mack avenue, at
Gray, and are compiling a stable
list Of good buys in two-hats and
incomes.
The firm recently conducted a
survey Of 81 potential purchasers.
Twenty-Five Of them were willing
TO pay cash for property, II had
s. 900 or more, II had $1,000 and
seven had less than 81 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Prepare Surface
Before Painting,
Experts ADVISE

Adequate surface preparation is
one Of the first requirements for
successful painting, according 10
Du Pont finishes experts. EXpe-
rience covering years in analyzing
painting results points 10 improper
condition Of the surface as the
most general cause of trouble" "
The pigments Of a paint film
are held together and 10 the sur
face by an impcrvious combina-
ton of oils and reslnouS materials.
Since oil has no affinity for water,
a paint normally. has poor adhe-
sion when applied 10 a wet sur
face. Accordingly, the first essen
tial in any painting program is to
see that the surface is dry.
Even when applied to initially
dry surfaces, A paint VIII fire.
quently lose its adhesion If the
wood concrete, or plaster on
which it is applied becomes water
soaked Water back Of a paint film
develops tremendous power which
forces the paint from the surface,
causes "peelng' or "bliStcrS" and
ruins the protective value OF the
paint. The second essential, there
fore, is 10 close sources from
which moisture may reach the
back of a nalnt film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
SElcAIac
For Best Results A p ply
in Very Thin Goats

Shellac produces a very odec-
tive finish for practically every
type of floor. II is very easily APP
Piled and dries very quickly
however. 10 obtain the best re-
suits, experts point out, the shell
lac should be applied in very thin
coats.
The shollac should he diluted
with good grade of denaturcd
alcohol generally about one part
Of denatured alcohol TO two parts
of shfilac IS about the right pro-
portion
Two or three coats should he
applied, bat ample time TO dry
should be allowed between coats,
While Shcllac dries duSt-free IN a
few minutes. IT, should be per-
mtcd 10 dry thoroughly; tho more
TIME II given 20 dry, tho more at
'rac'No and more enduring the
results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Moisture Source

Some Of these sources are: Wet
ground adjacent TO foundations,
hidden springs under cellar floors,
roofs that are not water-tight,
fiat cement cappingS which allow
puddlcS 10 collect after a rain,
leaky flashing, loose or broken sid
ing, cloggcd cutters or doWnSpouts,
and steam from kitchens or bath
rooms that CondenSeS behind the
paint film of an improperly ven
tilated wall
Surfaces should be Clean-duSt
or dirt on the surface viii spoil
the appearance Of the work, and
may az the same time prevent
solid film from forming and allow
moisture TO penetrate. Where dirt
adheres 10 the surface, 1t should
be sCraped off and brushed briSlily
with a painters buster. All sap
streakS or knots should be scaled
with shellaC or aluminium PRIOR 10
80, tr,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Stairs
Railing and Adequate Head
Room Are Essential

Although cellar stairs bear more
heavy loads than any other stairs
in the house, they are frequently
in a loose and careless
manner.
While cellar stairs need noe be
finished so we'll as the main stair
way. they should be given as much
consideration as far as safety and
use are concerned. A railing and
adequate head room are two OF the
chief factors 10 be remembered.
Cellar stairs may be repaired
and ratings may be added with
the aid Of funds obtained from
private lending institutions APP
proved by the FILA under the
lattcr'S home repair program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Q-Can I use the same kind
Of linOIeum for bathroom walls
that Is used on floors
Titaniuyn Oxide

In the search for new sources
OF industrial materials. the exist
cnCe Of a titanIum OXIDE mineral
used IN paint manufacture has
been disclosed in the TahawuS re-
gion Of the central AdlrondaCks in
New York State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Meoi Is one OF the very richest foods.
Lean meoi contains several OF the B.
complex vitamins, iron and copper
for good red blood, and strength
building proteins. The foi from meot
Is concentrated food energy. Fish
Gndfowlhove much The some health
promoting characteristics.
Use your modern Cos range 10 cook
that daily meat In oil OF the many
woys you know. Broiled meets, fried
meets; roasis; siews-oIl Of them
oppeiizins 10 behold, delicious TO
ioste, and good for you'll
To retain more OF meets natural
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
serve M EAT
Cook ii any way you like
on your Modern Gas Range

nutrients, dieiieions recommend low
temperature roasting, siewing, and
braising Ia simple method with your
costly controlled Gas runge).
Your Cos range will help you and
your family 10 better health through
better nutrition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
GARAGE Architecture

Garages should be Of pleasing
architecture and conform TO the
StNlp of the house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
q. and n.
Q-HOw can I he sure that
tiles on my bathroom walls will
not loosen and fall out?

Q-How can I he sure that
tiles on my bathroom walls will
not loosen and fall out?
A-See that the tiles are applied
with A special binder Of pure Ce-
ment and water atop A firm, we'll
scratched coat Of cement pie or
on metal lathing. The SandIcSS
plaster Will hold the tiles firmly
in place.
Q-What can one do 10 pre-
vent unSightly cracks from mar
ring the appearance Of Plastered
walls?
Cracks often result from
settling Of a foundation where
poor drainage Is CauiSng the
ground 10 soften. Tho immediate
areas around the house should al
ways be SO graded that surface
drainage VIII not Scep into the
basement. Whether the home is
on a hill or IN a valley, the pitch
must he sufficient 10 drain all
water away from the foundation
Q-What type Of wood lath is
recommended and how should ii
be applied"
"A wood lath should be No. !
grade and should haze a thickness
of at least 5-l6 of an inch Each
lath should he nailed 10 the studs
or Turing strips with throe-penny
nails. AZ interSeCtinG interior par
titionS lathS should be broken so
as not 10 carry through the par
titionS and should be nailed 10
solid bearing. Joints at the ends
of laths should be broken or stag
gcrcd every seventh lath Vertical
or diagonal lathing should not be
permitted.
Q-Can I use the same kind
Of linOleum for bathroom walls
that Is used on floors
A-Floor linoleum is not recon-
mended for walls. Instead. use
one Of the linoleum products man
especially for use on
walls. These products can be ap-
piled TO plaster, plywood or non
insulating wallboard. Walls should
be clean and free from any. stfr;
face irregularities which might
show through the covering. z,sars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20
lO.2O-2t
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, Oct. goth, 4.
 ID, i9a2, ESTATE of ARTHUR H.
 DENIS, late of the Town Of Water
 bury, in said District, deceased
 The Administrator, having ek. hlblled his account with said estate 10 this Court for allowance, together with his resignation Rs such Ad" nlinistFator, it ls
 ORDERED. That the s3rd day Of october, A. D. i94s, at eits o'clock. ln the forenoon, standard lime, ~ the Probate office in Waterbury, be and the same lH, assigned Tor q hearing on the allowance of said account, acceptance Of said resignA' tlon and appointment of Admlnls. tFator d.b. O., and the Court directs the Administrator, to give notice tkeIoef. by publGshIng thls oEass ln some newspaper having A eir. euiation in said District. at least three days before rAid day Of hear Ing.
 MARGUERITE M. FAiIY, sA.AA@AA AsNA GaAzk1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20

Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20
Legal Notices
NOTICE


 DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT. Oct. goth. A. b. i012. ESTATE of MARY CUL. I,iJM, late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of JANET CULLUM, setting forth that more than ten (l0) years have elapsed since the death of said deceased, ana praying that after notice given and hearing had, the Court make hnd' Ing that administration ought to be granted on said estate, and upon such finding being made that Letter.. of Administration may be granted to James M. Lynch, as per applica- ton on file more fully appears, It IS ORDERED, That said applica.. buPy, in said District, on the 26th day of October A. D. 1e42 al l0.OO o'clock in the forenoon, East ern War Time), and that notice be given of the pendepcy of said appli. cation, and the time and place ot hearing thereon by publishing the same one time in some newspaper having Q circulation in said District on or before the 21st day of October 1942.
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY,. 10.20-1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20

gard of human losses. Who is he?
 2. W hat is the manual of arms?
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

LIQUOR PERMIT
 NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 This is to give notice that |, Plus Brandolini, of 73 Bishop St., Waterbury, Conn., have filed an with the Liquor Control Commls- sion for a Restaurant Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, 226 Main St., Oakville (Watertown). The business Is owned by Plus Brandolini, of 73 Bishop St., Waterbury, Conn.,, and will be conducted by Plus Brandolini, of 7S Bishop St., Waterbury, Conn, as permitted.
 PLUS BRANDoLINI. Dated Oct. 18th, 1942. 10-l3-20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20
NOTICE

On and after this date October l6th, 1942, will not be responsible for any bills other than those con- tracted by myself.
 (Signed)
 JOHN DE SANTIS, l0--i6-17-20 46 Wilson St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-20
NOTICE
AN AMENDMENT TO THE BUILD ING ZONE ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WATERBURY.

Be It Ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Water bury:
 The Building Zone Map which is part of the Zonnig Ordinance for the City of Waterbury, Connecticut. passed and adopted by the Board ot Aldermen, September 4th. 1928. and approved September 5th, 1928, is amended by changing from e" Residence Zone to Business Zone No. 1, property located at No. 6l Pearl Street, bounded:
 Northerly-l00 feet on land now or formerly of Harry G. Ryder; Easterly-5O feet on Pearl Street; Southerly-l00 feet on land now or formerly of Minnie Palangio;
 Westerly-50 feet on land now or formerly of Matilda B. Moline and on land now or formerly of Oscar F. and Anna B. Hess. each in part. Passed and adopted by the Board of Aldermen at meeting held Octo- Der 6th, l942. and approved by the Mayor, October i4th, 1922.
 Attest:
 JOSEPH M. SHEA. IO-2O-2t City Clerk,
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HAVING LOST my Passbook No. 96-193, issued to me by The Water- bury Savings Bank, I hereby make application for new one. Stanley Babravicius.