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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

CHRISTMAS CARDS: MAKE worm
selection early from our Largo nc,
SoFlment now on display. Name
mhpli n'cd at small extra charge.
see our line of gifts for Service
Men before you buy. Affords
PRINTING & Office Supply Co. eff
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NFvr
PANT Joo. There is no paint better
YET II Is the lowest priced quality
pant IN town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
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WE BUY AND SELL Cor,N.r
eggs according TO grades wha,f
sale and retail. If your cp", i'.
fresh and clean they viii L, aIe
you more money. Henderson Ing
cherry, phone 81. -, nat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

TIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE
me latest official information re-
@HfdinG tire inspection and appIi.
cation for new tires and tubes /. q,
US hclp you with yours. Henderson
"''diiiEIilS 20. 22-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

Russia plans 10 repay lcasc-lcnd
food with food from that nation
Tough on the taxpayer who doesn
care for caviar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

LOST MONDAY CANVAS COA1
basket. Finder call phone 26o II
.. Falkncr & Son for reward ''
cl-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

ellis BICYCLE FOR SALE. PRICE
S2o.ou. Roy Williams, Route >
Henderson. - ,.;'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

WE HAVE y FEW PADDED IRON
ing boards. Also, many IN
scarce items in furniture. r q
Satterwhitc u Sons, mex, ,n IT, Z.
Station. rre
l8-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

GRADED AND COUNTRY Rim
eggs for sale daily at Henderson
ii"'Sieiy 23-26ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

Railroads operate more than 800
special trains each month Iu, he
movement Cd. troops.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

WANTED TO BUY a 1910 OR IoaI
car. Will pay top price. Call Phone
l40, W. j. Parham, Henderson, n
2i-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

LOST SOMEWHERE IN HENDER-
SON Saturday: l0K yellow GOLD
small cameo pin. Finder please re-
turn to Mr.. Il. T.. Moss. Liberal
reward. Phone 3lO2. 23-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

CABBAGE PLANTS-THOUShNDS
OF home grown plants Tor sale at
Henderson Hatchery. 22-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

Inc word anchor originated from,
IN" Greek word meaning crook On.
nook and the old Grccian anchors
were in this form.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

- CLEAN. SOFT RAGS
IL cents pound at Dispatch OF
flee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. a look here will con-
vince you that these cars are
priced TO move. FordS- PlymOu'hs
--ChcVrolctS, 193i'S to lglUS.
Gambler Palmer Motor Co. l5-it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

|. Italy.
,. Coal.
;. Sara Dciano Roosevelt.
). Twelve million pounds.
;. 1910.
&. Ehcwing-gum.
:. Half Moon"
s. Music.
9. Tokyo.
10. Tobacco.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

Even industry gets ouv break II
the present tax iaw. namely. the
privilege "i replacing old machinery
with new machinery. old merchant
disc with new merchandise and all
Kinds OF scrap with profitable items
ana having the government pay mos;
oi the cost. By selling these out
NODDED things 1T Tie present time. u
CUISINES" concern may save from 10
w percent over what may be posSi-
Ole alter The WA l. over. DO So This
December a. after World War |! Won
may not either hay" the money To-
ouy the nov equipment or the above
mentioned tx TuN "nlagc.
NOV. JU>l word lur hciI; and
charities. TIE present Law allow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

FOR SALE TO BE MOVED OFF
lot one and one half story house
in good condition. located ON bach
oi lot next 10 Henderson Grocery
Go. If interested sec II. +. Morris.
22-itl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

WANTED - FORD. CHEVROLET.
or Pontiac Car 1868 Model. See
us II interested in cash. Adams
Richards Furn. Co. Phone 96S
23-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

FOR SALE THREE USED PIANOS
IN good condition. Just been over
hauled. Guaranteed Ia give salts
laciion. Also piano tuning and re-
pairing. J. Il. Collins. phone BIZ
(ncar EpsOm). 23-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

+ O II ADEQUATE PROTECTION
buy automobile liability insurance
with medical payment cuvCraGc.
Call our office for revised rates.
Insurance Department., Citizens
Bank and Trust Company. 23-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

WANrED-BOYS OVER Ia
years old as Carriers Sales
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond.
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON
from my farm Il brown mule with
halter. Finder notify JuniOuS
Eaton. Oxford road. 2i-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

OFFICIAL + II + INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed. fabricated.
polished, batteries rccharGcd. Cult
gas and oils. l.. r. Harris Gull
Service Station. Garnctt and lior-
ncr SITS. phone ll98-W. 26-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

-. ~ pO ~ iSiU OR l9il
car. VIII pay top price. Call Phone
lao, W. J. Parham, Henderson, n
2i-2t
USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NFvT
p!ht Jop. lhere is no paint better
let II Is the lowest priced quality
pant IN town. Tanner Roofing Co
22-tf
GIRLS BICYCLE FOR SALE prize
$1,000. Roy Williams, Route
-leI'uciSoh' 25-2ti.
CHRISTMAS CARDS: MAKE worm
selection early from our Large as
sortmcnt now on display. Nomo
lmpl Intcd at small extra charge
See our line of gifts for Scryicc
Men before you buy. Affords
Printing & Office Supply Co. G-,f
WANTED -- CLEAN, SOFT RAGS
IL cents pound at Dispatch or.
flee.
TIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE
me latest official information re-
%atdlnG tire inspection and appIi.
cation for new tires and tubes lie,
US help you with yours. Henderson
N"'cahi"IhS Go. 22-u
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables: Everything for your
table. We deliver and save YOU
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready 10 serve you. Hcrbcrl'S Vel
low front. 25-tf
WE HATCH AND SELL THE VERY
best baby chicks. You should tell
Us how when you will want YOURS.
mere VIII be plenty OF mash and
gram for layers this year and
next. Henderson Hatchery. 27-26t
CABBAGE PLANTS-THOUShNDS
OF home grown plants Tor sale AT
Henderson Hatchery. 22-6tl
LOST SOMEWHERE IN HENDER-
SON Saturday: l0K yellow GOLD
small cameo pin. Finder please re-
turn to Mr.. Il. T.. Moss. Liberal
reward. Phone 3l02. 23-3tl
WANTED -- FORD. CHEVROLET.
'4'''t'N N.''' Nl'Nltl. Dtt
us If interested in cash. Adams
Richards Furn. Co. Phone 96S
23-tf
LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON
from my farm Il brown mule with
halter. Finder notify JuniouS
Eaton. Oxford road. 2i-2i
FOR SALE THREE USED PIANOS
IN good condition. Just been over
naulcd. Guaranteed Ia give salts
faction. Also piano tuning and re-
pairing. j. Il. Collins. phone BIZ
(ncar EpsOm). 233ti
FOR SALE TO BE MOVED OFF
lot one and one half story house
IN good condition. located ON bach
oil lot next To Henderson Grocery
Go. If interested sec II. +. Morris.
22-iti
FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTION
buy automobile liability insurance
with medical payment cuvCraGc
Gail our office for revised rates.
Insurance Department, Citizens
Bank and Trust Company. 23-ti
GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. a look here will con-
vince you that these cars are
priced to move. FordS-PlymOuths
--ChcVrolctS, 1934'S to i9i0S.
Gambler Palmer Motor Go. l5-u
OFFICIAL T Re INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed. fabricated.
polished, batteries rccharGcd. Cult
gas and oils. l.. r. Harris Gull
Service Station. Garnctt and lior-
nCr SITS. phone l1g8-W. 26-tf
WANTED-BOYS OVER IA
years old as Carricr,Sa
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch
4 SUBSCRIPTION TO THE PONY
Edition Of Time" or "NcwswcckS
Battle Baby" may be sent to sol
dicrS overseas without u request
letter. Call Henderson Book Co.
22tf
INSURANCE - RENTALS
Real EStatC-Homc Financing
Personal and courteous attention
10 all details.
Al. Is. WESTFR
Phone 1870 McCOin Bldg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
'X-RAY APP PARATUS
 SHOULD BE SOLD
War Production Board Of. fers Suggestions to Doc
 tors Called to COlOrs

Members of the medical and dental professions going into the armed services and ali others who are temporarily not using their x-ray apparatus are urged t0 dis pose of it by the War Production Board, in order to provide Sliffi- ciert x-ray equipment for civilian needs.
 The demands for this equipment by the armed forces are sneayy and will necessarily increase, the WEB said. With production limited, it Is imperative that every item of X-ray equipment be kept at work.
 The WIPE pointed out that because Of rapid developments in the X-ray field, the doctor who stores his equipment when he goes to war may well find that t is obsclescent and of no use to him when he returns to civilian life and privaGe practice.
 All owners of idle app6fatss are asked to report t to the WIFE on Q special form, WIPE Io76,, pro- vided for the purpose, which may be obtained at WIPE field offices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
General Death Rate
 Progressing h .. 5.
Figures for l9l3 Show Gain Oyer Comparative Period
 oilast Ysar; IIouseheld MIshaps Leading

masnlta tna 6natling ol var fa- tnlitin8 ewen9 1u4s6aFial policy hallal8 oa tha z9esFsnnliian 1fle EanHNnnaa On. during fIAas quaHl8F of 'i411 aa eonnared uifn corresponding nnnlnA oe 1afA tlan 89f per cent ina erGaea ia tha general death rate |amnnR fnn fmHHHa6 group vas not |nEinnlpnlly oIla t1 thiz eause. ae- e0rftnR co tkn a1alasiielana o1 tho ingi1zanea enpanE. Aeei1en.e in tho nnria ere nopaEta6 aa oatfanhing no1nR vehiele fatalities and are twina the number of deaths from e@ellpntlnpaf hazardR
 mo hiRhaR mortality was not eonfina1 t0 the poiieYh0l1aKa but wna general tlaroa9holit che enun- tHy aa ia ahaWn hV a Tise of o.1 paR oanA in the number o4 doatllG |rnpaztaA iia taa eo maiur cities diir- |inR tho flEst 17 waehs Of 1a11, ga compared with the eegrogponduig waaka of lAak year.
 sAmang ths Industrial polleyhola- |ena,e tho ala1iutieiana say ~the rate for dnathe from enemy eeii1n. for tho fiEzA alaaxteEs of l013. was 111 lpar 10AenA oR more than twice that for tho earEesponding period Of lez1. But thiR increase. sharp as ik is, does not aeeeaink for the unfaHorahle turn ip the mortality for le13. Most oe tha rise ila the rate for the first QnaEter of this year has resulted from other eaiises."
 Rnnnnaorlin took Q mortality toll l2h DIT cent iligher than a year ago, altlaough the death rate was low as compared with the years prior to f04a., the statigtieiMns report; while highar. death rates from eerebro- spinal meningitis. whooplng cough diphtherin. cancer. cerebral he7m- orrbageI disaasas of the eoronary ar- tarin8 and anglna peetoris, and tsle ellronie heart diseases also eOn- trihntad to the increased mortality.
 me statla1ieianS say. @the diseasel of nliddlR end later fife are the highest on record for the first three mogthe of the year. Chronic rie- phnitiB alDne showed decline"
 Basitiss tuberculosis. the death rate from which continued to drop in i04a encouraging features of the first quarter mortality record were declines in paierperal mortal iiys, and In the external causes oi dRath suicides. homicides. and aeciklant&. Referring to the decline in paierperal mortality. the statis- tielaas say:
 Tn view of the continued rise in the birth rate. this decline ig all the more n0teworthy.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
DIVORCE ACTIONS
 HEARD IN COURT
Decrees Granted in Two; Decision Reserved By
 Judge in Others

Two divOgces were granted by Superior Court Judge william II, CoInIey and decision on two others heard this morning was reserved. Tia four cases were unc0nsested, Edward Brown of Waterbury 0bs talned . divorce from Annie Pastef- son Brown, formerly Of Philadelphia and now Of parts unknown t0 the petitioner on the ground Of dessT- ton, The couple married August q, 1917 in Philadelphia and the peti- tioner clailned hc was deserted in May, 1923.
 Tntemperance was the basis of . divorce granted Arthur Beebe Of Waterbury against Fine 0FtIIey Beebe Of the Connecticut State Farm Women at Mantle. He also CbtaIn- cd custody of three minor children.
 The marriage was performed NO- vember Q, 1928.
 Raymond MOFegca Of New Haven
 asked for legal separation from
 Alice Kostancuk MaTcsca, formerly of New Haven and now of parts uTI- known to the petitioner. He gave March %, 1925 as the date of maF- riage and claimed he was deserted
 January lS, 1928, Decision was re- served.
 The turist also reserved decision in the action brought by John Wisnie Of Waterbury against Syd- ney Wfsnte, also Of this city. The couple married April s, 1928 at
 ATdsIey, Y. Y. and are the parents
 of two children. Cruelty was ale
 legged to have started January l, 1898.
 Hearing q the contested asslon brought k1 Stella ". BObinskb Of
 Naugatuck against Chester Bpbin- ski, also of Naugatuck opened shortly before the lunch recess and was scheduled to resume ct 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The petitioner claims the husband has been tII- toIeTabIy cruel since January l.
 I0g0. She seeks custody Of twO eiyiI- dren, Q support allowance and alt-
 mony. The marriage took place May g, 1927.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
AVA TO DIVORCE
 MICKEY ROONEY

hollywood, April S0<-(UP)-Ava 1akaher said today that for the s|rt and "deflnitely final" time, lAo Is divorcing Mickey Rooney. :.
 |.ls tlIne, she said, she would not aII alf the proceedings as she has .'.A Nant two times. She wants no l|M6ny, alie added.
 "xt ls best for Mickey and best Tor z.e.a sle said. T regret this divorce hlnR. but there ig no other couFse." ]" EISF complaint will he kased on ronnds og cruelty, she said. On 51ft occasions she hes charged hIm s*lalg causing her ''gFievOtls mental .z1isging." Both times she Felented 4t the last minute and announced llIey had discovered they could not tive apart.
 Rooney recently was classified 4-p aV iae army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
SOLDIER LIKES DRIVER
m Walsslown Last Evening ls ln Arrests

ssgM. tt of Spring Ago-
 a NIln YlgIAtln8 S motor
 N be driving IttkieaEly,
 91s and costs by Judge
 fIney ln the municipal ear eolIldcd with the cor W E4k william Green, z9 0f
 4Hrfet. Seymour, when tho
 Aehe6 the WateftoWn Nna IUmpkins street snturs |ast night
 Green vas charged with 0l mo peace, but Judge
 HlschaFNed hla case. Pvt. Struck XFAvot after tho acci.
 fFDd. Flo waa fepgimanded 's 4elion by onffney.
 H tha accident occurred. eak wac thrown O feet from A|shWay by the terrific Impact SEer'a car.
 N4Hr had Co be taken Co Water- -4 s.AaM..Al last nlglt to receive HAas eaea for laceFntIons of the [h&ed. Hlo ls chief electrician at WNtNKAuff 1UUt CuupANys
 4NHH1 0alfney entered . d'eclsion NenAIon on 10th charges of Hf|l af llio peace and intoxlcati0n the cane of Alexander |. Stokes, NI Hz5 East Main street.
 ANsoIuto nolics were entered M 'SA Eaais of Agnes Lynn, 9 of 3i2 sIIh Main street and Helen q. HNN aa, Of 60 Center street, both NsI&d Wilh breach of the peace. Na Nlic0nlel were involved in the &N1 and said that the women FN having an overloaded aTgu. Hn& over the sum of Tbe.
 Wagd Adamaviclus, alias Harry 6Alns. 15 os ii8 Bridge street, sAS#sd with evading responsibility, 4|S.eliun bf tho motor vehicle law, A sEaniod . nolie on payment Of me case Of Alfred Mama, SS Of WeodIawn Terrace, charged with sault and breach Of the peace, 6 NIVoa q contniuaIiCs to tomors 0W bg Judge oaffney. x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

N&ftaNttAtttNNN
 
 IoF meats from which sausage fS made.
 Five cuts of stEak-BUuBsd, cop round, bottom round, round tip and flank k--weye advanced Ome pg9nB each. They now win cost Q points per powOnd- Round top FUast wsS advanced from 2 t0 6 pounds e pound.
 Tn veal, leg rOosts were yafsed from 6 to 2 points; round steak cueIets from to Q points. ard slF- IOln steak or chops from . t0 g.
 Pork point valwes were Tafsed a point each tn center cut eBI0pS and loan roast. Ham, shark end, Was lowered Q point. Tn trIlS eIassBhbca- ton, OPA separated into sm0 new itszns tt5e item bOgTHer1y ssstgM@sed as ham sIicea.~ Eenee5ogth tEe value of ''Iaaus, bone tn. xItcssT and Tam, bgueIesR sIices" wbII be nine points.
 Only one eiauge waS BIade tm the fats aud otlS bgacket. Salad end cooking OtIS were Vedmced trwnm c Go 5 points. CIeese and butter were not cffaaaed.
 Remgved srUm tEsg FstiOutsg list were bUwfII0m cubes, beef eztFseB and all other meat ezBFsetg snd concentrates formerly Iisted sss ' points 2 pound
 Point va1Hes of caviar and tish roe were cut from 2 Co 3 a pUauG Decauss OPA satd they have been moving slowly under ratb1ntng-
 OPA noted that the ngw prugrasB gave reeognistgn to Q new hmeT3cam industry, with the listing Of esmmsd sea mussels at one point a pgmrId- Tn the initial table og cuEISameE point vaIues sea SrtEeIs wgre earrte6 under ~aI1 other canned fish t1enn8 having a value 0f . p0tEtS a pgamd. instead of being nsted separz8slg. The point valme of shis sgpasat ~alE other" cIaszf1tcatt@n has beem Be- duced from 2 to 9 points a pgmz6-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
lI GVN nEoREC'1. .0IRE

A 1saaaAnmlne t)itlHnanE Of s2A~ oeAaD waB nsa1lA hn SStparipR- Court bmhs@ Wlitllnsh n. GRin1aB tQflaB il1 the wslst hnQslglsh hlg the NGaianAIiEy Snxlll9e haask againat tho basns 0f A1gea0 RaGe and otslaps. The aetann vas based elA fJtr hams u1aElA alDGe H1RD. a, ha1l6, and secured by u1nrtr gagas eM south Inn sInaeA pnopaEtyI me hEAt dRe WaB aat Aalt Ipif1A n.
 HaaaB liEta5h ilA san aampDRint ilR- ehaalRh the iRaliRwlBae: s3AalA, Dae 2A. 1sa6s 4aaIA, .lltip 1k, 1aJlR.; 4tAQQ0 1aaH tA. an2s and eRQaN. Ont. .1A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
ram AWARDED STARS

Regkiaxll. Iceland. April %. = GnelavedO O,-(uR)-ist Lieut.. James 1fRNulty. Jr.. 27, of Milford. Me.. and 2n6 Eieut. Harry 9tengie, 24. of Ferrysxille. Pa.. were awarded Silver Stars today for shooting down c Gnzmnn bomber on reconnaissance over western 1celand Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
EsslaaiRIk RaliS, and si'hert Kanr

 Maneual sarxiRag fpr Mrs. haaltR IM. Reed eif h16 nxingtQM avenue, wlfil be hnls1 tQBUQnnQM ah 3c2lD D. m lat the hlElnzaaIn fasnRHah home, 1Q CRnhuah avenue, with the Rev. AlnSs Ak. Ealnhanlk, of tho Bunker Eilf church, QfElRIhhiRR. hiniRh wilh be ilA HNaH9Reash ee1Iatanis, watartQWHA HliRnaS may 9a1R at the 1litlaral hame 1aouA ? tD 0 D. Bh. tQdaN
 me nsnauaA of IERnry Burton Lame 0if 3A Fine sDgeeh wiih hA halft t8nonnaw at the AlllnHsQm funeral hmnfA, 10 GRniaah aNagBIlf6, at 2 I, m, wiEih Ra&. FnedRuiRlk Vain, pastor of the CpngNegaidnnah church. Wle51- Sam, 1aaas., efflRlRtd8gs. Banian viii be iIA RiNeuaDfiR eaEnateryt. ErinBdR are aalah to omit flpWelS.
 me faiBaral Qf AAiHg Anna Eliza-. beth haffiln fRnB1aniE of wtatarblily,, wae Aallh ttadng at ar16 fEQIm the. sBshin Il. Sibam Hainaua1 MnnsfA, q0 wCieaalar Sjmeeg., wEiaatasI, to St. JDr |aaRAis eI0itnelA, that ejtgs, at 0. Burial was ih BaM St. lneap)kis eesaatarys, wgataHAlsnys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
NEWS ODDITIES

Providence, R f., Apg5J 50.--(UP1 When fire drove 50 peantbly- -eIad persons from two apartment houses eagiS today one tenant lett behind q pair of trOueFS with eIe0 tn . pocket
 Robert Fine figured his money Was lost but later he found the trousers in the yard where tIFemeu he'd thrown them. The tg0aseFB were badly burned = but She Sfs0 vas tEs- tact.
 Tege Devems, Ngsssy ApSm 5D,-- fUP1-The Army se6sy peeUsJse0 vISe fgNs wedding Of swO eHTsss1 lw beS hiseesy,
 Cspe. yOIn B. TIusBsy Os NSmsgbwsO ena RIsss OfTBsev ViFgSnes 2. CIs8- pltse Of EEOuseen, Tex-, were bOWey- incoming after sIssIF NsssVIsgs hsse lass night.
 Bosh are asseshes e sIe FUussk WAAC Training Center hsve. TSe bgS6e Q assistant eUHsasssaaws at,s5Be center sMG Der ysHk Wg wFaS WSB- eer eosSssDuM6s e she AgAy Vwnk og captain.
 BogtOn, April 30.--(UPD--PoJBce re- covered c stolen car belonging Co Jacob GamegMaEl, meat dealer, today but 0ameTman vas not too pleased. Missing from t1pe Gash compartment were IJ44 meat ration points De had put there.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
MRS. sHUTE DIES

Kattery, Me-, April 9O.-(UPo- Mrs. Augusta g1ute, former tEeaS- ilrer-genera1 of the Daughters of .''a A~ssrican Revolution, died at her home here last night. She s0..ia nave been "A years old next Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Legal Notice
NOTICE
EEaUOm PERMIT etTTCw OF REMOVAL,

Thie le t0 give notice that I, H'fnest F. D'Angeio, of 2gt Bank 6t., Waterbury,. conng have nIed rs- oueBi dated April 30th, 1885, with 1'ernainelon to move my Restaurant huaIneen now located at zb4 Bank #f.. Waterbury, Conn, t0 f70O Wa faffown Ave, Waterbury, Conn. Fhe bueinesn is owned by Ernest r. btAnRel0, Of 2Bf Bank St., Water. hury. Conu., end win be conducted nv Ernent r. D'Angelo, of 25f Bank sl., Waterbury, Conn, as permlttee'
 ERNEST r. UANGEIIO.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
PEPPKRglL DTVTUEND

Boston, April 3Os--(UPJ-The Pep psFeII Manufacturing Co, today aFi- ncunced q quarterly dividend Of s250 payable May IS to stock Of record May ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30

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