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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
ing Iii ~ith it then on the Q when
The Authority on Authorities-

ing Iii ~ith it then on the O whom
West discarded heart.
North fired back his heart o
west calling the 10 from dummy
ana South playing the J. West let
this win. and when South did NOT
return a heart he was sure the X
was in that hand. so he would
nave TO depend on clubs for entry
10 dummy. South's switch was to
The spade J. West used his X and
led the club 5. North took with the
q ana returned the heart 2. The O
VAS tried from dummy without
any nope, the * covered and the
a won.
Nov the club 7 way won bv
N"rth's *. but he had no mora
hearts. 50 sent his spade 8 to the
Y. rms set the stage for the in
tcr"Sting finish. The club o to the
gave entry TO the dummy, where
three diamond tricks followed. the
club n beng among the cards dis
carried. West had no earthly way
l" make his game except deliber-
at"ly planning to refrain from
taking a trick with the club a.
Your Weekend Lesson
Are you familiar with the regu.
laiions IN the new Laws of Con.
tract Bridge on these r9atters:
l. Inspecting tricks during the
play?
:. Gathering ami arranging ~
lf!cNS mat have been played?
d y trick appropriated in cN
ror by the side which did ncs
win il?
4. y trick conceded in error.
.. y new dca! required By
$omcth'nS Which develops during
the play?
'1;ure5 Syndicate. me.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Captain White Here,

Captain II. T.. White. former Hen
". attorney. who is stationed al
tni,s." Barracks, Pa. is spending
several DAYS here ON business and
,,'l'ir" visit He WAS in the lO5th
''''r"' Regiment Service Company
,..''cN went away with the m0brll2cd
h''i'n1I Guard IN 1910. He has been
'' O"I..>i' Tor Il year ur more.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Transferred.

Mf. and Mrs. ". Il. Blackmnn
n ~, received word from their son.
nv, Thurman G.. Blackmon. VIII has
v.'h transferred from Fort Bragg To-
,'f'''"rr. Washington. His address
i no" 2|@'h q. NJ. Depot Co. VAN
,,u'cI HHs. NJ. :. Vancouver. Wash.
W. biackmUn graduated from Dab
IVY NlSh school May II. 1913. and
U''''cd IN" army on MAY %.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Miss Pace to Wed
Rowland Workman

Ms. Mabel Pace announced today
.rc engagement and approaching
MARRIAGE ri her daughter. Isabel. 10
wizard Workman. SON Of Mr.. and
Mr.. {. y. Workman. of Henderson.
The wedding will be solemniZed OH
Sunday. June %.
Nj. Workman now holds d pos
t!on with the F. ". Woolworth Co.
IN Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Service Mems Dance.

Tho Junior " mans club will en-
,sr,aiu tor the service men here to-
rirh, a. an outdoor dance at the Ser
,rcr Mems Center between $3.50 and
y o'clocii. and all girls on the Camp
BI,ncr dance list and members OF
thc club are cordially invited To a,
and.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
rpIr,OtctI.

Private FIRST ClIsa John Il. MAJ
."c. Formerly of sos Parham street.
.'' h"rn promoted to the rank -.
..'N"ua ~ the Army air base at
"'nrH N|b. He has been IN the
sttIr" .rr three months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
WASTE 1T PURPosEIy

ACES ARE nice things to have.
Tor the very simple reason that we
usually take tricks with them.
"hen we fair to. we Usually feel
pretty TERRIBLE. or at least pretty
ioolish. once in a coon's age. how
ever we should deliberately force
upon ourselves the experience of
gong to bed with an acc"-that
Is. intentionally rcfraining from
taxing any trick at all with il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
WITH OUR BOYS =
IN SERVICE =
\ ~
III me From Navy

''.'% Hinton. oi South Hc~dHr-
:- vn" D, ~ the Navy. and sta
. "i - % post n Maryland. is here
- O. nm" day leave H. visit his par
''s, NJ. and Mrs. ". p. Hinton.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Miss RcayiS Here.

Ms Pauline RcaviS. of Hartford,
:, the guest Of Miss Mildred White
mr.. Miss TcaviS accompanied Miss
Wbi,cncr hccr from LJuisburg,
,herc they both were attending the
Methodist assembly at Louisbu.g COL
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Society News
o,.RS FOR TIE TAKING.

.o lizard summing on rock,
L In browsing dragonfly,
Ihs sbccp. flcccy Snow-whitc flock
Ins Snf, clouds sailing by
Inv are the hallmarks of the
spring, ,
LIN On,entmcnt rests upon a wing,
~ nm a golden flower.
VI ~ Mary Taylor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19

MS Put every dollar above Tie
~ necessities of life into War
IA Bonds. Payroll Savings 10
M the best means Of doing your
IN best IN helping your SONS and
friends OH the fighting fronts. Fig
ure II out Yourself.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Has Opcration

! w ~ Barrett. son Of Mr.. and Mr..
,ra.., Jarrett Of the Oxford Road.
Inc ', Y. wei a ion>ilcctomy this mem
az Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
Visits Miss Britlgers

Visits Miss BrIUgerS.
Miss Mary Nix. of Atlanta, Ga,
:. T,,,tinr Miss Mamie Lee BridecrS.
:, b,r home ON Andrews avenue cN-
..,s,nr. Tor several weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19

Visits Mrs. Gary.
Mrs Walter Burwcll is visiting her
.;,,cr Mrs. Sterling Gary, at her
somc IN Halifax, for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19
I'xucctcd Monday,

Expected Monday.
urs. !. T.. Gill. nf Detroit. Mich.
will arrive here Monday To spend
overall weeks with her parents, Mr.
I'D Mis-. ". S. Strange.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-19

Ethel York Kikcr. above. Of
WaGcSh0ro. has joircd the staff
of the Stale Department ol Ag-
riculiurc as assistant marketing
srCc aliS.. Miss Kikcr. a Gradu-
ate Of WOman'S COllcgc in
Greensboro. was director Gf the
dairy rOunci. If Roanoke. Va.
before taking The position with
the department. She Is naiy one
OF Scvri.. women w. nav" re-
plac d drafted men in important
poSit,CTs with the state Depart
mcHt of Agriculture.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

 Corp.F .FKenneth E. Briggs, is now stationed somewhere in India" according to 8 cablegram received by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Maurice Briggs, of this city. Because of the difference in time the cablegram was received here the same day it was sent from India.
 They report that V-mail from there is received in Kodiak in l5 to 20 days.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Dismlssals from the Griffin Memorial hospital this week in- clude Mrs. Mary Scroggs, Leon ard Anderson, Mrs, Betty Bou- chard, Juan Lugo, Dixie Canon, Sam Rock and Bill Sundburg.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Mr.and Mrs. Walter Taylor of this city are the parents of @ baby girl, weight 5 pounds IA ounces, born Monday, August 2 at the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07
PERSONALS

D. J. Canon of Chignik, was a recent visitor in Kodiak, re- ceiving treatment for aninfected hand.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

MT. and Mrs. Bud Ross left Saturday by plane for Spokane where they were called by the illness of MT. Ross mother.
 During the absence of Mrs. Ross, who is clerk of the local draft board, Mrs. Mary Dunbar, who has been employed at the Totem IGloo, will assist Mrs. Claude Denhof on the board.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

MT. and Mrs. William deVille Smith of Anchorage are the par ents of a daughter, Priscilla Lynn, born July 19, weight 6 pounds IA ounces. The baby girl joins an older brother and sister, Bill, Jr., and Jeannie. Her father is fishing in Bristol Bay.
 The parents are formerly of Kodiak where Smith was one of the operators of the Kodiak Transit company. He is the son of William P. Smith, plumbing contractor and council member of this city.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Recent passengers reported by Alaska Steamship company in- cluded: Harry L. Conway, Ava c. Jeremiah, Harold E. Betting. CT, o. J. Tofte, John R. Barron, Erban o. Phillips, Ruth Alma du Bos, H. F. Mcdonald.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07
DrUgs-Prescriptions Drugs

Your Rexa Drug Store Located Mercantile Establishment charge of Mr. Frank Williams Registered Pharmacist late Nashville Tennessee The many years of compromising prescriptions emineny fits Mr. Williams take charge of modern weequpped Drug Department When in need of that special knowege that weexpernced careful druggist has, call and MT Frank Do Williams you'll find him fine to meet you'll be with the of odhioned southern courtesy knowing that the purchases make will evidence real saving values.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Mrs. Dora Matthews, who has been employed at the Coca Cola bottling works, and daughter Viola, left recently for Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Two taxi drivers were fined S26.50 each by the city magis trate Monday on speeding charges. They were Robert Foley and A. F. Kreiser.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Mrs. M. Spencer, of the Spen- cer cleaners, recently left for Seattle. LA
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

Mir and Mrs. Martin Jensen left by plane recently for Sel- dovia to spend a short vacation.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

W. H. Fosmark, Kodiak, and Mike Mullan Afognak, are new patients at the Griffin Memorial hospital this week.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-19

participated
Ridge 20 points They lost to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
allowed In those days Perhaps
than today but 1t mans game not syS what
called time man breathdV-A tftED
fyannis Mass"
pretty good team The Parsons and
basketball York. always
Beckman
Dehncr-WILLIE SANDERS, SM w. seth ST. N T. C."
all time hc Harry Fischer OF Columbia
williamson Of athletics ut CCNY learned TO
the while connected with the second team OF the washing
home Of great basketball players for years
Wdcy lived Washington Heights and played with the YMCA
Dumb Institute and OF the very best At
that tme-AN OLD TIMER"
Barry didn't mention the Ave who started with the
Nay Mccormick Marmonn and Barry himself at
Guild carried their scorebook made into book form from
cardboard shirt from the Chinese laundry
that Fellow VINO posung
strengthen teams
Ces The fans who write that this team
better than the original Ceics should
saying: Something added, Keep tina
mind he originated bucket play 1t made
change Cec could always with
such odays horse basketball poducesJoHN DERC l4OO
Leland Ave. Bronx"
basketball decades back
being the
shooting ability than the oldtmer They know
Of oense and defense and have developed ba.handlng
tricks that would asounded their beWhisKered ancestor
personally like the Oshkosh Astars National
l94la the Philadelphia Sphas
the Colorado Garden champions
Of the and the following
licked the /. u. club that
the Garden tourney two weeks before playing college rules tool
"Wy fogies believe clumsy
editor Saraoan Saratoga N
Copyright, 1913, King Features Syndicate)
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SIX TEAMS OPEN
en- BASKETBALL
TESTS TONIGHT
Observation-Disclosures Game
One OF Three YMCA
Contest

The Central Us first Annual Gold
Medal Basketball tournament will
get underway tonight at $50 p, m,
with the top ranking waterbury Ca
diets playing the st. Joseph's Holy
Name of Waterbury,
At $50 the p. N. AS OF Torrlng-
ton vs. Farrel-Blrmlngham Co. Of
Ansonia.
At 1880 p. m. the WATERFOWL
High School Indians vs. MldShipmen
OF Waterbury.
In the first game at $50 the Ca.
diets, top favorite Of the tourna-
ment, will produce one OF the best
combines which includes almost all
OF this years Crosby High School
Varsity players-Joe Bannon, Ugo D.
Agnostlno. Bob Reynolds, Bob Me-
Inerney, and Joe Smith,
To support these boys with even
more strength Ben Belts, John
Egan, Red vadnais, high scoring
ace In the Central ny" House
League, John sullivan and Eddie
Carey. st. Joseph's managed by
Jack Delaney will have Verbyla,
Vaitakaltls, Valunas, Anasauskas,
vacunas, Poplis, Mcorath and Aug.
ustauskaS,
Out Of TOwncrs
The second game at $3.50 will show
the powerful Farrell Birmingham
Co. Of Ansonia and the equally
strong Torrington p. N, A, The An
sonia team, first half winners OF
the Industrial league boast such
stars as Z. Nalawak, Vartelas, An
drelni, pidlipcheck, William Kru-
ger, Novelll, Olmsted, Fedoruk and
Grabowski. The p, N. AS have the
Demkowskl brothers, Tedesco, Car
manianni, Foley, @. Pollock, Good,
Pascual, Meyers, Arnista, and AM
ejko.
The third game OF the evening
starting at 1890 p. m, will see the
WATERFOWL High School Indians,
this years Glass B runners up with
stars such as Tom and Fran Nevers,
Magee, Roberts, Ambrum, Paulaus..
kas, Copes, Werenko, Spenaw, and
Ziello, The Midshipmen will have
florence, Mosely, Killian, Harris,
Morrison, Begnal, AZzara, Roman
sky, ]. Travers and H, Travers.
Additional prizes have been
awarded the local tournament by
the Central States Basketball Assoc
citation due TO the fact that 10 teams
are to take part.
Play will resume again tomorrow
night with the Blues OF waterbury
VS. Torrington East Ends at 700 p
m. Bows Club Varsity VS. Naugatuck
"Y'' knights at 8 y, m. and the
Dusty All stars OF waterbury VS.
Brooklyn Y Of Waterbury at . p NJ
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NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Dis
TRlCT OF WATERBURY,, az. PRO-
RATE COURT, March 18th, 1913,
SEPH PERAHZINI, late of tho
Town of Waterbury, In said dis
trlot, deceased,
The Court OF Probate for tho Dis.
trlct OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors OF said
estate TO exhibit their claims for
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, viii be
debnrrcd n recovery, All persons In
debted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to
ADOI.PH PERAXXiNI,
as Geddcs Terrace, Administrators,
Waterbury, Conn, 3-lS-3t
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For Rent Real Estots

~ Business Places FOr Rent
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The Final Standings
State Badminton
Tourney Saturday

Close to O hundred men and wom-
en- bat and bird" artists from all
sections Of the State will vie for
honors In the Seventh Annual State
Badminton championship at the
New Haven Y, M. g. A. Saturday
and Sunday.
A heavy Elm City entry swelled
the list that comes within q notch
OF equalling last years record turn
out at Hartford.
Ten titles will be on the block
with more than half Of last years
title winers on hand 10 defend their
crowns.
Competition will be staged In
Mems Singles, Mems Doubles, Mix
ed Doubles, Women's Singles, Wom-
ems Doubles, In both classes "a
and "B."
A strong contingent Of Westport
Badminton Club performers car
ried away all five Glass "A" crowns
last year but the improved Elm
City players will give them stern
opposition.
Winers Of the recent New Haven
County Class B tournament are
given strong chance Of upsetting
thedown State hold on titles.
The tournament Is scheduled TO
get underway at 1900 p. m. on Sat-
urday afternoon with the semi
finals scheduled 10 start at 500
o. m. Saturday evening. The finals
IN all events will be held on Sunday
afternoon beginning at 2:3O p. m.
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l94l Plymouth 4 DR., Sedan, r, s. H,
JOHN j. COLLINS, INC,
SO Willow st. Dial 3-2l24
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Employment
Women Wanted

DENTAL HYGIENIsT-Apply DR.,
G. F. Egan, 1903 Bank st,
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NOTICE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT
In tho Matter OF
LUCY MARY BRUNEAU,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy, No, ellie
To tho creditors OF LUCY MARY
BRUNEAU, of WATERFOWL, In the
County OF Iitchheld, and district
aforesaid, bankrupt.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That
tho Trustee of tho Estate OF said
Bankrupt has filed an account
as such Trustee with tho un-
derslgned, and that final meet
Ing OF tho creditors OF said Bank
rupt, for tho purpose OF passing up
on said account, and for tho trans
action OF such other business as
can legally como before this moct-
Ing, Will bo held before tho UNDER
signed Referee at his office, Room
ITO, Ill West Main Street, Water.
bury, Connecticut, on FRIDAY,
APRIL 2, l94S, at $500 o'clock IN
the afternoon, (E. w. IT,,
WALTER i. TORRANCE,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Waterbury, Conn.
March Is, 1913. 3-i0.it
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CANADIENS GAIN
STANLEY PLAYOFFS
Defeat Rangers 6-3 for
Final Spot; Redwings
6, BIaCkhawks 5
by United Press

The Montreal Canadiens squeezed
into the last berth In the National
Hockey Leagues Stanley Cup play
offs by defeating the New York
Rangers, 60 last night while the
Detroit Redwings shaded the CHI
c0go BlackhaWks, 6-5.
The Montreal triumph enabled
the Canadiens TO finish the season
in fourth place with o total OF 81
points, one more than the Hawks
who dropped to fifth. The Canadiens
will meet the Boston Bruins In the
Series B section Of the playoffs.
Dutch Hiler, Bud O'Connor and
Elmer Lach starred for Montreal
Hitler and O'Connor scored In the
last period within three minutes to
clinch the victory while Lach Tailed
one goal and registered two assists.
Gordon Drillon and Joe Benoit tall
lied for Montreal In the first period
as Lynn Patrick scored for New
York.
Joe Blake and Lach registered for
the Canadiens in the next period
but Bryan Hextall and Gus Man
cuso spanked a brief Rangers rally
In the third. Hitler scored for Mon
treai at 1912 and O'Connor sewed
1t up at 1904.
A slim crowd Of 6,280-smallest
OF the season at Detroit-watched
the Wings come from behind TO kayo
Chicago's playoff hopes. The Hawks
garnered some measure Of glory,
however, when Doug Bentley scored
his 73d point OF the season TO take
l042-43 individual honors and tie
~:ooney Weiland'S all-time mark.
saAtley was tied at u points with
:Boston's Bill Cowley.
Plenty Of Action
Both clubs scored In every period
but Detroit cut loose for three scores
in the final period, sgd Howe, Joe
Caryeth and Mud Bruneteau all
tallying. Howe's goal gave him 81
points for the year and made him
the highest scoring player In Red
wing history.
Before the game, goalie Johnny
Mowers OF the Wings was presented
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Greg. U. s. Pat, OR.)
BY JACK CUDDY .
Press stan Correspondent

(Untteu EEcsS Ss"N ~vsaS~PN-'
New York, March i9.-(UP)-The
harblngers Of spring and O couple
paragraphs from Hollywood anou'
Make Rosenbloom's rejected lett
ear cause O flood Of poignant memo
ries about another spring 10 years
ago when Slapsie Make lightly
turned to thoughts OF love,
That was back In 1888, when the
Larruping Lothario was light heaVy. :.
welght champion OF the world ana
did his training assiduously from
midnight to dawn IN the gayest
nightSpot ut hand.
To this day we do not know TOT
certain whether Rosenbloom and his
manager, Frank Bachman, took adj
vantage Of spring and our romantic
gullibility, or whether they were
dwelling when they thrust upon us
the role Of mail-order cupid--when
they asked us to help get Make O
wife.
Wants to Reform
We we're inveigled by the partic'
MAR brand Of wife that Make al.
le0edly wanted. Only "home girl
would do. After following along the
primrose trail for decade, the
champion with the luXuriant cauli-
flower ears swore he wasabout to re-
form. Spring was IN the air Per-
picked robins hoped about the
city pavements wondering why the
little worms did not thrust up their
heads, Rosenbloon yearned for the
right gal and wee cottage tor
pcnthouse) where they could settle
down. 49,
the arrows OF my ways. ! m tireo
Of dancin' dames-tired Of bein' a
sucker for gold-diggers. ! wanta
marry O nice home girl-one who'll
love me for myself-not Just becu2
I'm champeen and make dough. You
could write q piece, maybe, and let
the home girls know I'm looKin
for one Of EN-"
Though our heart welled with
sympathy for the lonely wearer OF
the crown and the caulihowers, we
checked with Manager Bachmah'
We wanted to know II Make was
in earnest-was the leopard really
changing his night spotsP Bach
man assured us that the Slapsie-one
was strictly on the up-and.up, An
I am pleased no end, > he said, "be.
cause have been having one
heiiuva time acting as guardian an
gel for this galloping goof. Hes
always having trouble with some
jane. II he'd marry some nice girl,
she corld share my responsibilities
ct least"
WOttaman!
80 we wrote the story about the
king Of clout seeking q modest 1T
tie Cinderella. It was unfortunate
opus, Until then we never knew
that gals read the sports pages.
Well sir. we got more response from
that yarn than anything we ever
turned out before or since. Letters
with photos) poured In from prac.
tically all sections OF the United
states, Canada, Mexico and Cuba.
In addition, poor Make was deluged
with mail, telegraphed and tele-
phoned proposals at his New York
hotel. Seemed as II every unat-
tached gal In the West Hemisphere
was on Makes trail.
Rosenbloom was distraught. Bach
man was furious. "A fortune It'll
cost us TO answer all these trails"
he yelled. "An' now Make is SO
sick OF II all, he don't want TO get
Tnarried-ever."
Women are persistent. 1t was
months before we could completely
forget our role Of mail-order cupid.
And we don't know now II Make
ever did get maxgiad.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE Of coNNEGTIGuT, Dis
ESTATE OF ANTHONY DoMENlC
PASSI aka, ANTHONY PASSl,
late of tho town of Waterbury, In
said district, deceased.
Tho Court of Probate for tho
District OF Waterbury, hath limited
aud allowed 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, win he
dobarred n recovery, All persons In.
debted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to
ELIZABETH DEL NtGRI,
100 Glover ST., Administrators,
Waterbury, Conn, 3.l7-St
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i94l PLYMOUTH SEDAN. Special
Deluxe, Like new.
GROVE USED CAR EXCHANGE
II Grove s.. Telephone 4-697l
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Autos and Trucks Fer Sale

SO BUICK TUDOR
Wv $l75
NOES AUTO PARTS Dial 4-6l28
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with the Vezina trophy for the sea-
sons best defensive record.
Coach Paul Thompson OF the
Hawks was fined 800 and suspend
ed indefinitely earlier In the day for
his fight with Referee Norm LAM
port following the Rangers-C Chicago
game at New York Sunday night,
The sentence was levied by Mervin
(Red) Dutton, managing director OF
the league. The fight developed az
ter the game which the Rangers won
and involved a disputed New York
goal,
Tho Final SAanat,,wa
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NOTICE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT

GN4JGD SlaINS DISTRICT COtI III,
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT
In tho Matter OF
NAUGATUCK NEWS COMPANY,
INCORPORATED, Bankrupt,
In Bankruptcy, No. 20554.
To the creditors Of NAUAGATUCK
NEWS CO MPANY, INCORPORATED,
OF Naugatuck, In tho County OF
New Haven, and district aforesaid,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That
tho Trustee of the Estate OF said
Bankrupt has fled an account
as such Trustee with tho un.
derslgned, and that n final meet
ing of the creditors OF said Bank.
rupt, for tho purpose OF passing up.
on said account, and for the trans
action Of such other business NJ
can legally como before this meet
Ing, Will BIO held before tho under
signed Referee at his office, Room
10, Ill West Main Street, Water.
bury. Connecticut, on FRIDAY,
APRIL 2, 1913. Mt $500 o'clock In
tho afternoon, (E. w. IT,.
WAITER +. TORRANCE,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Waterbury, Conn.
March IS, 1043. 3-19-it
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-19
Announcements
Test and FOuna

HAVING LOST my sugar ratlon
book, I hereby make application
for q new one, Marya Cunningham,
10 Laval st.