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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25

" prizadevanju, da naredi ne
skodljive vse one, XII bi utegnili
pomagati zavezniski invaziji, a.
retirala v zadnjih dveh dneh
1900 takozvanih komunistov,
in $3.50 drugih antifasistov.
POgreznitve ma Sredozemskem
morju
Angleska admiraliteta Mama
MIA, da je bio zadnje dni po-
greznjenih ma Sredozemskem
morju 13 osiscnih ladij.
Ojacene garniziie ma Balkanu
LONDON, "a. junija. - Po-
rocila 8 kontinenta naznanjaj jo,
da je Nemcija silno ojacila svo-
je garnizije in obrambne crte
ma Balkanu, kjer vsekakor pri-
cakuje zavezniskega napada.
Porocila IL balkanskih virov ma
znanjajo, da ina osisce ma Bal
kanu priblizno 1,125,OOO moz,
in sicer v Jugoslaviji, Grciji, ma
Kreti in ma nekaterih drugih
vecjih otokih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
BOJI MA PACIFIKU

Zavezniski glavni stan v Av-
straliji, petek, 25. junija. -
Zavezniski bombniki so zanetili
vceraj S svojimi bombami veli-
Ike pozare " Salamaui ma Novi
Gvineji. Zavezniska bojna letala
pa SO unieila mad otokom Ta-
|nimbarom -,.@dvoje japonskih
bombnikov. >t> .r~.z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
MARIJA KOVAC

Bas ma dan seste obletnice
smrti njenega soproga, je wee
raj preminila Maria Kovac,
stanujoca ma 1853 E.. 60 st. BIZ
10 je cetrt do 10. ure zjutraj,
ko Sc je nenadoma zgrudila ma
tia v stanovanju. Navzoc je bill
Mr.. John zibert, XII ina svojo
sobo v hisi. Ko je hitel klicati
sosede ma pomoe, je4ze izdihni-
la. Zadela jo je srena kap. Sc
zadnji ponedeljek je bila ma O.
bisku pri zdravniku, ker je bo-
lehala ze dali casa, vkljub temu
Sc je vedno sprehajala. Stara je
bila 65 let. Donna je bila il vasi
Preserje, p. d. Cerkvena Micka.
Tu nina svojih sorodnikov; go
spodarska della okrog hise je W.
Sill Mr.. Joseph Bizjak, XII ina ze
vec let svoje stanovanje tam.
Pokojnica je $ svojim zasluz-
kom kot pridna perica vzdrze-
vala sebe in svojega vec let
bolnega moza Matijo, XII je bill
donna IL Ponikve, fara Preserje.
Skupaj sta dospela v Ameriko
leta 1901, in Sc Sc isto leto po-
rocila. Pokojnik zapusca brata
stefana Kovac. Pokojnica je BIZ
la clanica podr. st. IS SzZ.
| Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v soboto
zjutraj oh II. uri il Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda, 1858 e. so
ST., Y cerkev sv. Vida in nato '
druzinsko grobnico ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25

Kupujte sOjne honda In vojno- -varce-
salne snamke. d. bo 6imprej porsIeno
osiSce b ~, kar ono predstavIja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25

MOSkVA, 23. junlja. - Ra-
dio svobodna Jugoslavija je OBJ
javil sledeci komunike:
Oh obalah rex Pive, Tare,
Drine in Suceske ter v Dormi-
toru Sc vrse srdite borbe, v ka-
terih' so prizadejale nase edinice
sovrazniku tezke izgube.
Akcija slovenskih bojevnikov
V Sloveniji so mocne edinice
Narodne osvobodilne vojske
prodrle v noci cd 4. ma 5. junija
il Ljubljane k ozemlju, XII je o.
kupirano po Nemcih. Slovenski
bojevniki so premagali stevilne
zapreke, minska polja, zakope
in bodicaste lice ter uspesno
razbili prve utrjene obrambne
crte ma nemsko italijanski me-
j. Po tenn uspesnem delu so
krenile slovenske cete proti Lii
tiji.
Boji v litijskem okraju
v okraju Little so nase cete
uspesno napadle utrjene okraje
okoli Javorja in Osredka, kjer
so obkolile nemsko garnizijo.
zdaj Sc vrse boji proti odre-
dom, XII so jih poslali Nemci ma
pomoc svojemu vojastvu. Ena
nemska kolona, ma katero so
naleteli nasi borci, je hila raz-
prsena. Oh tel priliki so padle. v
oblast Slovencev tudi znatne "a
loge vojnih potrebscin.
! Po nemskih podatkih so izgu-
bill Nemci v teh bojih okoi 200
MOI in castnikov.
Obracunavanje = ustasi
| MOsKVA, 23.. junija. - Ra-
/, dio svobodna Jugoslavija jaw
liza:
| Oh ogracunavanju : ustasko
garnizijo v mestu Vocinu, 90
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
BOU v RUSIJI

LONDON, petek, 25. junija.
Nemci naznanjajo, da so Rusi S
svojim napadom predrli nem-
ske obrambne crte juznozapad-
no cd kraja Velkje @Luki, toda'
da so Nemci $ protinapadom E.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
AVTNE DAVCNE ZNAMKE

Vsak lastnik avta, XII rabi
svoj avto, 81 mora do 1. julia
preskrbeti avtno davcno znam-
ko, XII stane S.. To je takozva-
nj "Auto Use Tax Stamp, ka-
terega je treba prilepiti ma
prednjo sipo avto. Kdor 81 ne
DO do omenjenega datuma to
preskrbel, DO aretiran in kazno-
van. Te znamke 81 tudi lahko
nabavite v poznani pisarni Au-
gust Kollandra, 6419 st. Clair
Ave. y f@
sEJA PODR. 80 SANS
Nocoj, OBJ s. uri Sc vrsi zelo
vazna seja .podruznice st. 50
SANS-a, v Slovenskem narod- !
mem domu ma st. Clair Ave. VS.
zastopniki in posamezniki g
lvabljeni, da Sc seje udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
Ma VSEH FR0NTAH VlADA
5EDAJ MIR PRED VIHARJEM
500 zavezniskih bombmkov razbijalO nem-
ske utrdbe.-Rusi bodo najbrze
priceli OfenzivO
ITALIJI PRETI Sc VEcJI DELEz BOMB

LONDON, petek, rs. junija,
- Angleska zracna sila je sno-
ci spet napadla Nemcijo.
500 bombnikov v akciii
LONDON, petek, 25. junija.
" cetrtek podnevi je mad 500
zavezniskih bombnikov napadlo
nemske obrambne naprave v
Evropi.
Bombardiranje Spezije
Italijansko pristanisce La
Spezia je bilo bombardirano
snoei po angleskih bombnikih,
XII so odleteli v nedeljo ponoci
bombardirat nemsko mesto
Friedrichshaven, cd tam pa SO
odleteli v Severno Afriko, kjer
so sc zalozili novimi bombami
in gasolinom, nakar so ma potu
nazaj v Anglijo bombardirali
La Spezijo.
Ameriska zracna sila nj ime.
la vceraj nobenih izgub.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
V lifjskem okraju so slovenski
partizani obk0lili nemsk0 garnizijO
Partizani obrasunavajo Paveeevm ustasi kakor udi
Mihajlovicevimi 6etniki.-Borbe Slovencev okoli
Ljubljane.

nasi zajeli 100 vojakov, med
mimi bataljonskega komandan-
ia majorjo zuica in pet drugih
castnikov. Sovraznik je incl
295 MOI izgub, ma mrtvih in
ranjenih. Oh tel priliki je bila
zaplenjena celotna oprema gar
nizije, med to diva gorska topa,
okoli 1000 granat, stirje moz-
narji, veliko stevilo min, 5 tez-
kin in IA lahkih strojnic, okoli
$4,000 strelov municije in 80
konjev.
Spopad s cetniki
V spopadu z Mihajlovicevimi
eetniki pri Grahovu, zivenskem
polju in pri Mirkovicih, je od-
red prvega bosanskega zbora
porazil kolono cetnikov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

the spanish fepu0llc, MuSSol1nl felt
that he also must do so, to protect
his Mediterranean interests.
So Mussolini sent planes to Franco
and flyers to pilot them. Then he
sent men and guns and munitions.
He lent his submarines to sink the
Republican supply ships.
With those fateful steps, Musso-
lini allied himself with Hitler. The
Rome-Berlin Axis had been forged,
although the formal pact of Italy's
alliance with Germany was not to
come until the eve Of World War II.
Gave Anti Semitic Policy.
Hitler had become Mussolini's only
friend In the foreign field. Knowing
this, Hitler marched his new army
into Austria in 1898.
From the day that i've truck loads
OF German infantry rolled up to
the Bremen Pass. making Germany
the next-door neighbor Of Italy for
the FIRST time In history. the heavy
hand Of Hitler fell on Italy. It's
flrst gift to the Italians was the anti
Semitic policy Of the Fuehrer.
From that day. Mussolini walked
hand-in-glove with Hitler in all
matters OF foreign policy. Hitler
wanted the Sudetenland. Mussolini
arranged the Munich settlement for
him-and Hitler took Czechoslo-
vakia. Hitler wanted Danzig and
Mussolini advised the Poles to give
1t up. He baked only at going to
war over Poland, whose territories
Hitler really wanted.
But meanwhile Mussolini looked
toward France that appeared
weakened by years Of domestic
troubles. He noted the British sap-
basement policy. He launched the
Italian clamor for a share in the
Axis spoils, for Tunisia, Corsica and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

to make this the Century Of Mus
solini" in world history. Fascism.
If not exported, was initiated
abroad.
But the Austrian malcontent,
Adolf Hitler. flattered Mussoltni with
such q good imitation in Germany
that he took the reins OF history
from the masters hands and made
of Fascism the springboard to war.
It is doubtful if Mussolini well
coined Hitler's achievement OF sue
cess. He obviously distrusted an
emulator who, with a more power
full country to begin with, was start
ing out with the avowed aim Of
making Germany still greater.
Called Hitler "Clown."
When they met for the first time
at Venice in 1894. Mussoliiii behind
the back of the Nazi dictator called
him a clown. That year, Mussolini
stopped Killers first attempt to grab
Austria by rushing 10000 troops to
the Bremen Pass.
But his aspiration for 4 bigger
italian place in the sun" was the
Duce's undoing.
His Ethiopian venture and the
tardy, Intellectual opposition Of the
British and the French drove Musso-
lini into the arms of Hitler.
Drunk with the dream of empire
Mussolini wanted to control Africa
and the Mediterranean. He longed
for naval parity with the French
freedom from British control Of "our
sea-" the possession Of Malta. Tu-
nisia, Corsica. He wanted to hold a
key to the balance of power on the
continent
Lesson for Hitler.
But Italy,s triumph over the dem
ocratic powers on the issue OF Eth
opia had given Hitler the sign OF
their vacillation and the Ineffective
ness Of League of Nations sanctions
That was all he needed to bring
into the open the growing German
might, to take the initiative out OF
the hands of others. Mussolini
thereafter had to reckon with Hitler
When Hitler sent aid to Gen
Francisco Franco in the war against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Cultural Centers Urged
For Youth in Brituin

One Of the proposals which has
come out Of the new youth move
ments In Britain and which is find
ing favor is made by the Rev. Alex
ander Morris Of London. He sug-
gests that in every town and at
some central places in rural areas
there should be . Hall OF Youth,
where youth can ind not only
recreation and amusement but,
what is essential. the means of
coupling the mind for the battle of
life"
Urgently needed, he adds, are &C
commodations for discussion classes,
art, music, drama. and other inter-
ests. For two years efforts have
been made without much success
to get the authorities to provide
quarters and facilities for youth
organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

Djibouti, for, q share in control OF
the Suez Canal.
Seized Albania.
France was still too strong. how
ever, to surrender anything without
a war and Italy was far from ready
for that. So Mussolini instead
seized upon defenseless Albania.
Apprehensive though they were,
the Italians, who had cheered Mus
solini when he STAYED OF war at
Munich, were confident that he
would keep them out of it a year
later when the Germans attacked
Poland. And so he did by the dodge
Of nonbelligerency until he rushed
in. as he thought, to save the victor.
Germany, and get his booty out OF
France.
In allying italy to Germany in
1899 Mussolini had made a secret
reservation. italy would not be ex-
pected to fight q major war for at
least three years because she would
not have enough ornaments. Dur
ing that time Hitler would raise no
controversial question.
Stabbed France in Back.
Whether Hitler tricked Mussolini
or whether Mussolini fooled himself
with excessive admiration of the
German blitz victories in Western
Europe, he stabbed a fallen France
in the back, only to bring his
people shame.
Unprepared Italy, whose people
wanted none of the war, was
plunged into probably the most in
glorious adventure of her centuries
Of history.
Italy's defeat at the hands of
Greece. which brought the Ger
mans to the rescue and made her
virtually a Nazi-occupied country,
the loss of the African empire at
the hands of the British, the in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

vasion Of Sicily, the Allied bomb
ings, these stripped Mussolini Of the
last tatters Of his prestige.
And SO, at last, the" great chin"
jutted out no more.
The Duce became a jobless ex-
dictator, unwept, unhonored and
unsung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Pact With Fuehrer
Marked Decline Of
Duce's Great Role

fHoD Mussolinfs bankrupt for
eign policy led to his. eventual
do,OntdH is described by Richard
g. MasSock, chief of the former
Associated Press bureau in Rome,
in this, the last OF four daily
stories on the rise and jail OF the
Great CHM
Il BY RICHARD G. MASSOCK.
r.,- Associated Press stsh Writer.
Today Benito Mussolinf is so. a
tragic has-been, his shriveled fame
lying in the ashes of his consuming
lust for power.
He reached the zenith of his
career and his popularity when he
vas So, when in 1885 he success
fully defled the great powers of the
world and conquered Ethiopia to
set up an Italian Empire.
This period of glory lasted less
dragged his reluctant people into the
war against France and Britain in
1890 as an ally of Hitler, his in
glorious foreign policy had cost what
respect his nation held him in and
spelled his doom along with that OF
his discredited regime.
In the first declarations of his
dictatorship, Mussolini said that
ttaly's power must be built up. not
oy militaristic adventures, but by
peaceful economic expansion. Trea-
ties once made must be carried out,
DE said.
Ignored Own Policy.
Had Mussolini stuck to that policy
he and Italy might we'll have
avoided their present disgrace.
But the Duce of Fascism. inflated
with his successful application OF
force and violence at home. set out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Porkine Dun Catches
Officer in England
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N.Y.-A Rochester
Police Department dun for 81
parking fine caught up with Mai.
George w. Rice Of East Patchogue,
Long Island, somewhere in England.
II hope" responded the major in
q letter, shat by now you have TAX
en- proper action to apprehend me.
A strong message should oblige me
to take the next Clipper to the good
old U. s. A. and pay my debt to So
ciety."
He denied having received the
parking tag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Splinter SporkIes
In $4,000 Ring Dash

by inc AAS0C1Attd PreSS.
JOLIET, 1ll--A young man looked
at a tray Of diamond rings at a
jewelry store, tried one on, then told
the clerk, Mrs. Lucille Scherblich:
Il like this one very much. In
fact, I like them all"
snatching the tray. he fed out the
door and escaped in an auto parked
nearby. Proprietor Leo Selieman
.old police he valued the IA rings at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

Housewives - Save your bacon
drippings and grease the skids to
launch the Axis on the sea of
oblivion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
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La gaceta., 1943-10-15
Jacobs Presentara
Varias Peleas en- la
Arena San Nicolas

NEW YORK. Oct is Ell no.
table empresario Mike Jacobs, al
ma y vida del club Siglo Veinte,
anunci6 aver que ha arrendado
la arena San Nicolas para pre-
sentar programs de boxeo, Sc
cundarios, y aumentar ash ell in
teres de las peleas que ofrecera
en- la Madison Square Garden.
La aperture de la San Nico-
las bajo la direction de Jacobs,
tendra lugar ell lunes Is de oc-
tubre entire Marvin Bryant, de
Dallas, Texas, Winnie Vines, de
Schenectady. Sc ha fijado al
match" una duracion de ocho a.
Saltos.
Durante la temporada de in
vierno Sc propone presentar 16
programs en- la Madison Square
Garden.
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
A~COTACIONES
BOLERAS"

La direction de la novena del
Circulo Cubano tiene "armas Sc
cuetaS", segun nos dicen, y ell do
mingo, frente a la Unione TIA
Llama, las sacara a relucir.
Muy Importance es que los Pc
loteros del Circulo practiquen y
comprendan la responsabilidad
deportiva que sobre ellos pesa.
jCuando ganara un campeo-
nato Intersocial la novena de la
simpatica sociedad de la Gale
Catorce?
Los cubanos Sc han acercado a
la cumbre; pero en- los INSTANCES
finales siempre han tenido la
Suerte de espaldas.
mo seria possible que Cuellar
lanzase en- uno o mas desafios del
"Play-off"?
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
TIRANDO FL BAL0N
Diablos VS.. Terriers

A las cinco de la tarde, en- Phil
lips Field, comenzara ell particle
de futbol entire los Diablos Verde
de st Petersburg y los Terriers
de la escuela de segunda ense-
nanza Hillsborough.
Tres de los jugadores regulares
de los tampenos, Wingate, Ru-
shing y Pullara, no podran lu-
cir%su destreza, por estar enfer-
mos. Peter Perricone Sc march6
para Blanding, donde Sc lie do
ingreso en- ell ejercito.
Inquieta a Crockett Farnell la
perdida temporal de tres de sus
atletas;pero tiene la esperanto de
que los Diablos Verdes salgan sin
rabo del encuentro.
Defendera ell pabell6n local, Ri
tier, que pesa 155 libras; Stansel,
215; L. Mortellaro, ITO; Miranda,
1855; McAdams, $50; Collins, ITS;
". Baxley, $50; Jackson, 1852; Es-
cobar, ITO; Williams, 1873; HUI
ghes, 1872.
Ell mentor de los visitantes Sc
propone librar la batalla con es-
tie fuerte equipo: Gatewood, 155;
Maloof, 213; Chaplin, ITS; Ira
ger, 1866; Yelverton, 100; Adler,
1874; Beach, 100; Elkins. 1856; En-
yeart. 1856; Newberry, $50 y Hud-
son, 1853.
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
WEIGH DERROTO
A ANDY HOLLAND

PORTLAND, Maine, Oct. Is.
Con un peso de l64 hbras, COley
Welch, de Portland, campe6n del
peso mediano en- la Nueva In
glaterra, obtuvo una facil de-
cisi6n sobre Andy Holland, 1877
libras, de New York.
Tuvo ell combate una duraci6n
de diez asaltos y 10 presencia-
ron Tres mil "fanaticos".
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
RECHAZADOS DOS
JUGADORES DE HOCKEY.

Santa Catalina, Ontario, Oct.
IA Ell coach" Clarence Day a.
nunci6 aqui que Mel Hill y Wal
ter Pratt, dos notableS jugadores
de Hockey, han sido rechazados
por ell ejercito canadense.
Jugaran de nuevo en- esta tenn
porada, fernando parte del To-
ronto Maple Leafs, de la Liga
Nacional de Hockey.
La gaceta., 1943-10-15

londe vivira ahora Ell senior
N G. Gqztanaga, que lie ter
! con la bodeguita a Alfre-
tahaga prefiria conner bien,
bsar, "darse buena vida, a
htoto lie buscaba "peleas" e
N acknowledgements lie de-
b pensar6.
blarmente comenzaba a pen
|espues de una, opipara CO.
y entonces prometia con-
"manana".
dia siguiente empezaba a
lar la ejecutoria del contra
ltaba las victorias, las de-
J, las "comedias" y Montoto
Servaba, CAST desesperado.
MIA de nuevo y calculaba la
sion de la 'bolsa' y sus COM
isoS.
ndo Alfredo parecia confor-
,on su suerte, Isidoro decli-
Ell "combate".
Seguia comiendo!...
La gaceta., 1943-10-15

creyendo en- la potencia del ira
buco", que parecia cargado has
ia la boca, llevan perdidaS gran
DIES cantidades de dinero, apos-
tando, en- este ano.
Tanto era ell "fanatismo" que
"se daba logro" a los contrarios
del Circulo, de modo que aries
gasen su plata.
Sc tenia c~onfianza en- la habi-
lidad de los peloteros y Sc creia
cierta la victoria, una victoria
"fabricada" con vertiginosa rapi-
dez; pero todos los calculos, la
acknowledgements, resultaron equi-
vocados.
Miles de d6lares salidos de los
bolsillos de los cubanos y sus par
tidarios fueron "~enterrados''.
iQuizas 10 mejor seria andar
con mucha cautela, en- cuanto a
apuestas, en- la serie que empe-
cara ell domingo.
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
UN MINISTRO RELIGIOSO Sc
HA CALIFICADO PARA
REFEREE

Daytona Beach, Oct 14.-El Rev
Charley E. Jackson, pastor de la
Primera Iglesia Cristiana y exju-
gador de futbol, Sc ha calificado
aqui, ente la Florida High School
Athletic Association, para desem-
penar ell puesto de referee.
Firm6 aver su nombramiento ell
ST. Lafayette Golden. Podra &C
tuar como arbitro o jefe de IL
nea; pero creese que preferira ser
referee.
Fue jugador semiprofeSional de
futbol en- ell Midwest.
La gaceta., 1943-10-15

Ell team de la Unione Italiana
Sc propone ganar ell partido del
domingo en- CuScaden, 81 hemos
de atenernos a los que Sc dice en-
ell bello edificio de la Septima
avenida y Gale 18.
La novena de los Garibaldinos
Sc ha distinguido siempre por su
labor conjunta, coordinada, y su
unidad a la bora de la "batalla".
En- las 1ltimas semanaS, la u
nione, bien dirigida, gan6 algun
terreno y los Leales fueron e.
liminados.
iQue piensa Alfredo, ell conner
ciante de la avenida de Colon o
Columbus Drive de las posibili-
dades de victoria de los Cuba
nos?
Afirmabase al principle de la TEN
porada de 1943 que la novena Gu
bana era un "trabuco".
Luego Sc dijo algo mas, que ere
Jun trabuco y medic; pero nj
pudo finalizar en- Ell primer pues-
to.
iComo es possible curar a ITEM
DO la enfermedad o decadencia
de I'm "trabuco"?
Los partidarios del Circulo,
La gaceta., 1943-10-15
n Los GUANTES

os dicho que Claudio Vi
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Notice.
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS.
TRICT of WATERBURY,, IS. PRO
BATE COURT, Dec. 9Th, 1913
ESTATE of FRANCES L. FITZ-
SIMONS, late of the town of Wa
terbury, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trice of Waterbury, hath limited
an dallowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, will be
debarred recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to
HARRY A. FITZSIMONS,
Administrator.
220 Baldwin ST., Waterbury, Conn.
Per Order of Court.
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
1851 Asst. Clerk.