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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

Nicholas D. D'Agostino, 2s, seaman first class. son of MT. and Mrs. O. D'AgoStiEo. 76 Rose street. Wa teTbury, has completed basic train ing at the Submarine School. 6ub- marine Base. New London. Connec- tteut, for duty with our growing fleet Of underseas fighters,
 seaman D'Agostin0 will be ep-| titled to wear the twin dolphin ifl- signia of the Submarine Service after further experience aboard al submarine during which he must demonstrate to his commanding of. fieer that he is fully qualified tol carry out the duties of his rate The insignia is regarded as a mark Of distinction throughout the Navy
 The neg submarine attended Crosby high and Bay Path Insti. tute, springfield. Mass. He joined the Navy last October and had pre- liminaTy training at Sampson, h' Y
 Hutchinson, Kans.. July l7-Fiore Rocco MaFrone. Aviation Radiomap, third class, son Of Agr, and Mrs, James MaTrone, % chaHield ays enue. Waterbury, 3. Conn after ls months Of preparatory work lD Naval Training Schools, has e0n- pleted the final phase Of his tFainF ing and Is nov a Naval AiFerey- man, qualified to wear the Navy Airerew Wings.
 HRVtpg completed operatl0nal training at the Hutchinson Naval Air Station, he sill fly as R neip- hey Of the eEeg Of one Of the Nays "LibeTat0r" patFolsbombers
 Headquarters, 18th AAP S0ltbS vest Paelfle-PTlyale First Glass Angelo Albini, eT Division street, Waterbury, Connecticut, bas neeD presented the Army Good Conduct Medal for SeEemplaFy bebayior, ets (leieney and fidelity" Private ~. blni Is Q baker in the 18th AAP Service Command headquarters, 0neTating iD the South and South west Pacific, gndueted Into the Army in NOyembeF le12, the s0ldler was stationed at Port DeyeDs, Nassas ebnssits; Miami Reach, Florida, and Hunteg Field, Savannah, Georgia, hef0fe departing overseas % aulS, le42, Tn civilian lie, Private AlblDl vas employed by tile MattatAlek Misunderstanding Company water bury,
 An Eighth AAR FtgbteV Station EEngland- -0D duty overseas as eO ayN0EeT, prlDlng the guns 0p 2 Mustang lighter, Cpl, Norman v RaebuTD, Waterbury, Gonny gas been aWaFdad the Good Conduct Medal for his "fldsllly tbFongh faitbful and exact performance os duty"
 son Of MT, and Mrs. Audrey Raes burn, lk Rldgewo0d street, Wefegs bBTy, Conn, Cpl, RaebhTn is 2 leelnT heF 0f Col, Avelin ?. TRe0D's highly 1 successful Mustang fighter group, | Born ID Aberdeen Scotland, Snile 1 22. IDl1, Cpl, RaebnTn attended Crosby High school tD Waterbury,
 Pvt, Lawrence Rogers, son ol hgFs. Alice nageTf, lD7 South Main | eaHeef, ls spending eil0Et elilfola8il | ak homo following completion of Army infantry training nt Camp Wheeler, Ga,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

ME. anA Agrs. Joseph 6gtten eg Marion, faTnseF residents ef this city, haze received word that MTs. 6MltOn's sen, Private AlheFt Ageere, has arrived iB England. Private Moore attended local eebeoig snd enteTed the service last ABgust as . RiembeT ef the ipfsplTE
 Pvt Raymond A. Cohen, son oi AgT, and Mrs. PeaFy Cohen, iga Euclid avenue. is with an infantry unit that recently arrived m Eng land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

Buy Bonds and Stamps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

Pvt, Lawrence Rogers, son oi lagEs. Alice El0eers. l05 South Main |saEeet, is spending a ea0Ft eulf0lial 'ak homo following completion of Army infantry training at Camp Wheeler, ca.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
HIedal liscf dfru.

Vojin William Epstein, syn
chicazskeho soudce Benjamin.
Epsteina, byl pred casem hla-
Sen jake raneny, ane nebyla to
nepratelska kule, ktera jej do
takoveho stavu pTivedla. Jed
noho dine pristali u ostrova Ma
riana a pres to, re noe pred tim
nespal, museli rychle skladati
study gasolinu pro letce. Byla
jiz skoro pdlnoc, kdyz hlldka
oznamila, "Japonske aeropla-
ny Sc blfz1, kryjte SCI" Kazdy
heldal nejlepsf 1kryt a unave-
ny a ospaly voj1n Epstein tez.
Nahodou vsak nezalezl do ne
jake lisci dry, ale ulehl ma We
like mraveniste. Rano jej ma
lezli tax postipaneho cd MIRA
vencG, re musel hledat lekaf-
skOu pOmoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Posta Sla s nj.

Jisty vladni geolog pTisel do
stredn1 Montany a v pohoT1 Big
Snowy hledal osadu jmenem
Maud. Ma jeho dGkladne ma
pc byla Size o~znacena, ale mis-
to vesnice nalezl pouze jeden
dun a Sci sc tam zeptati kde je
Maud. Starsf zena vysla pre-
de dveTe a ma jeho otazky Cd
povedela, re Maud tam uz ne
bydl1, ale re il nalezne v PRIV
MIN dome O 10 mil dale. Geolog
vysvetlil, re nehleda zadnou re-
nu, ale vesnici jmenem Maud.
ooh, to je neco jineho," znela
odpoved, "Vesnice Maud je
zde, ale Maud zde vice neby-
dli. Kdyz Sc odstehovala, wa
la 81 postu sebou a ted Sc posta
jmenuje cara. ia jsem Sara"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Nemecti AGENT " masce spoje.
neckYch paraSutistHH.

Londyn (CTK) = Nemectf
provokateri, zadajfc1 1kryt, po-
travu a pomoc, vyskytujf sc ny
nj casio v onech castech Czech
a Moray, kde Sc v posledn1
dobe rozrostla cinnost gueril.
Jsou to cvicen1 nemectf AGENT,
kteT1 jsou vysilani Gestapem,
ably usvedcili vlastence, kter1
pomahaj1 guerilam, a ably Cd
strasili obyvatelstvo cd posky-
tovan1 podobne pomoci.
Bllzko Velkeho Mezir1cf de-
vet agentG, kter1 Sc vydavali Ia
spojenecke parasutisty, privo-
dilo zatceni sto tTiceti ceskych
sedlak1 re dvou vesnic v cerv-
nu. slo pTi tom vetsinou O star
81 lidi. Vsichni NELL byt popra-
veni We skoln1 budove v Kriza-
move, ale pc intervenci okresnl-
no komisare byli odeslani dc
Brna a cd te dolby jsou newest
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04

Macy oznamil We schdzi parla-
mentu, re vlada dala souhlas k
utvoren1 move strany ma Pod
karpatske Rust pod MAVEN
"Sjednocena autonomni strana
KarpatorusG". Ia vGdce stra-
ny byl naznacen "prosluly"
quisling Brody.
Takovymito politickymi ma
chinacemi media sc pTirozene a.
nj ma kratkou dobu ovladnout
nenavist podkarpatoruskeho IL
du prot okupantGm. Naopak
cd okamziku pTibl1zenl Sc mr.
Dime Rude armady a ceskoslo-
vensk6 brigady k nasim hrani-
elm %zes1lil v Karpatech parti-
zansky BOZ. Vernf synove ma
seho naroda spolu S ceskoslo-
venskymi bratry pTipravuj1 sc
k rozhoduj1c1mu 1deru prot
nenavidenym okupantGm. All
Sc madarsti kati snaz1 jakkoli
zamaskovat v poslednf chv1li
svoje hrfchy, at jakkoli vyuz1-
vajf politickych zradcI, mic je
nezachranf Cd katastrofy, nj
CHM neoslabf pozornost naseho
naroda. Ia kazdou kapku pro.
lite krve ceka ma ne trest. A
komedie S politickymi strana.
mi = to je toliko neskodna hrs
pro hlupaky, zradce a zapro.
dance toho druhu jake je Bro.
dy a Fenczik, kteri prvn1 prij.
dou pred soud lidu.
M. B. (Cechoslovak.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Novy nabor muzIG " Cechach a
ma Moravs.

Londyn (CTK) = Zpravy z
domova nasvedcuj1 tomu, re
Nemci zahajili rozsahly nabor,
jehoz dcelem je zbavit Cechy a
Moravu vsech muz1. Zrejmym
ucelem tohoto naboru je vycis-
tit nemecke zazemi, jez je nyn1
smrtelne ohrozeno, a zabranit
ceskemu ozbrojenemu povstan1
TAX zvana Todtova organisace,
jez nabor r1df, pouzfva nynf no
vych metod krone pravidelne-
no odes1lan1 ceskych deln1kn
do tovaren v Nemecku a jinde.
Nedavno bylo tax zvane pro-
tektoratn1 vojsko odeslano do
Italie ma strazn1 sluzbu a po-
zornost nemeckych pracovnlch
1Tad6 je nyn1 s%oustTedena ma
byvale cleny ceskoslovenske ar
mady vcetn6 d1stojn1k1 a rot
mistrG. Jsou nyn1 povolavani
a i kdyz jsou zamestnani We
valecnem prGmyslu, jsou odesl-
lani do Nemecka k "zvlastni
sluzbe". Vetsinou jsou pride
lovani protiletecke obrane v
r1sskych mestech. Mnozf byli
Todtovou organisac1 prideleni
teto nebo jine sluzbe a nektefl
byli dokonce zaradeni do CHI
neckych armadn1ch odd1lu.
Soucasne byly do "protektO-
ratu" odeslany vasalske vojen-
ske a policejn1 oddly, zvlaste
ukrajinstl a chorvatst1 1derni-
ci, ably nahradily oddly nemec
Ike a ceske vladni vojsko a po-
licii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Vsechno Poole pravidel.

V tabore Camp Grant byl il
sty vojak, ktery byl pc dvou le-
tech propulsion a vratil Sc do CT
vilnlho zivota. Pc SVEN navra-
tn do Chicago postal svemu by
val6mu porucfkovi tento dopis,
ably mu ukazal, COST mem my
sli: "Po vsem, co jsem musel
"a dive leta zkouseti, cin1 mi ne
vyslovne potesen1, mohu-li YAM
rfci, abyste Sci do pekel."
Ia par dn1 mu poruclk po-
slal jakousi listinu S touto po-
znamkou: "Kazde pos1lanl vo-
jaka ma jine misto, must byt ma
psano ma armadn1m formulafl
els. 1892, ktery prikladam."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Kazde remeslo ma sve obtize.


Do jednoho domu v Toronto
Sc jedne z minulych noel vedral
naramne nemotorny lupic a je-
no prvn1 pokus v novem RENE
sic Sc potkal S t1mto vysledkem
Do domu vnikl oknem do skle-
pa, kde We tine vrazil do sekac-
ky ma travu a potloukl sc. PAX
Sc blizil pc schodech do kuchy-
ne a spadl a porezal Sc O roz-
bite okno. Zkusil to jeste jed
nou a kdyz shledal, re jsou dve-
re do kuchyne zamcene, Opel
Sc o ne tax prudce, re vyletely
a on odletel s mimi. Potion klo-
pytl pres mala elektricka KAN
ma a svalil sc ma podlahu a to
uz prece jen bylo trochu mno-
no "a jedinou noe. We strachu,
re Sc domacf Tide probud1, wy
skocil oknem a Ease Sc poTezal
sklem. Nahodou stall venku po-
licajt, ktery jej odvedl napred
do nemocnice, kde bylo zapo-
tfeb1 Is stehG k zasitf jeho j.
zev a pax ma nej podal zalobu
pro vloupan1. Az vyjde z we've
nj, Dude pry Sc uciti. lepsfmu
Temeslu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Odmeny "a odevzdani jedne
ztracene rukavice.

New York, (CTK) Prazske
listy neprestavaj1 uverejnovat
inseraty, jimiz lidi zadaj1 ma
lezce jedne ztracene rukavice,
ably il devzdali proti vysoke Cd
meme. Tyto inseraty ~ilustruji
pomery v "Protektorate" lepe
nez mnoho podrobnych zprav.
Nikdo by Sc zfejme ami nepo-
kousel zadat o vracen1 celeho
paru rukavic, protoze cely par
by nikdo nevratil. Ale, je pa
trne lepe m1ti jen jednu ruka-
vici ma ruce a druhou v kapse.
take nalezci patrne nevraceji
ami jednotlivou rukavici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
cesi by Sc pry NELL smirit
8 Nemci.

New York (CTK)-Prazsky
nacisticky den1k "Der Neue
Tag" napsal 2. cervence, re
pry v ceskoslovenskem narod6
Sc potykaj1 dive duse: jedna ne
pratelska vGci Nemc6m a dru-
ha pokousej1cf Sc nal6zt cestu
k dorozumeni a splynutf. V mi
nulosti byl tento protiklad W.
jadren bojem mezi Boleslavem
a Svatym Vaclavem, v dejepise
Sc zrac1 toto pojet1 v rozdflu
mezi Palackym a PekaTem, a v
politice je to pry "Benes prot
Hachovi."
Osudy ceskeho naroda sc
vzdy pry obracely zpet k tisfc
let stare otazce: "Jaka je nej-
leps1 costa, pc n1z by Sc melo
Ceskoslovensko ubfrat k doro-
zumen1 s Nemci? Vsechny O.
statn1 cesty jsou oklikami nebo
slepymi ulickami. Proto kon-
flikt v ceske mysli nebude re-
sen, dokud ceskoslovensky ma
rod 81 nevybojuje We SVEN Witt
MIN boji cestu k souladu a do
rozumenf s nemectv1m."
Prazst1 naciste patrne uz ia
Ike pochopili, re ceskoslovensky
lid nemiluje "dobre a hodne'
hence. Jaka nespravedlonst
a nevdek!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
POLITICKE


Ma pocatku okupace Podkar-
patske Rust madarstf dobyva-
|tele zakazali a rozehnali vsech-
ny politicke strany, ktere tam
byly "a cast Republiky. Verne
syny naseho naroda MadaTi pc
slali do zalarId nebo do koncen-
tracnfch tabor1. Ia to vsechni
verni sluhove madarskeho ia
sismu jake Fenczik, Brody,
Demko a JIM skladali velkou
nadeji v "novy rad". Oceka-
vail, re jeiich prace "a "auto-
nomni Podkarpatskou republi-
ku" Dude odmenena. Skutec-
ne Madari Sc Jim odmenili tim,
re devet zradc1 jmenovali do
budapestskeho parlamentu ja-
ko poslance Ia Podkarpatskou
Rus. (Brody. Demko, Fenczik,
Spak, DIR. Gomickov, Bence,
Foldessi a jinf). ctyri dalsf byli
jmenovani do hornf snemovny
(madarsky cetnicky plukovnik
Krisfalusi- Grabar, DIR. Kamin-
sky, recko-katolicky pop z Ra-
hova Demjanovic, vladnf rada
Ilincky).
Ale ia "volebnf komedie"
dale nesla. Vsechna wanna u
redni mlsta wall do svych ru-
kou Madari, kteTf vyuzili jmen
vyse uvedenych quislingG pro
zahranicnf propaganda sveho
"noveho fadu". Ale donna tito
quislingove nem6li zadneho
prava tvorit samostatne polite
Ike or~ganisace, pres to re sc sna
zili re vsech sill vychvalovat
pred madarskymi satrapami
svou oddanost k Madarsku a
sve zasluhy O rozbiti Ceskoslo-
venske republiky. Jeste minu-
leho roku hlavni zradce a "a
prodanec - byvaly premier
Brody - vystoupil v madar-
skem parlamente a obvinil sve-
no "kolegu' Fenczika, re byl
stoupencem Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. Ale Fenczik Sc bill v
prsa a dokazoval, re byl vzdy
vernym sluhou MadarG. Cd
tech dob uz sc zradci ami nena-
mahali dostat koncesi ma utvo-
Tenf samostatne politicke stra.
ny anebo sc dostat ma vyznam-
ne misto - nemeli zadneho t.
spechu. Madarsti okupanti ne
byli ochotni pustit je k polite
kemu korytu. TAX bylo az dc
posledni chvile.
Ale celkova situace ma W.
chodni fronte stala Sc kritickoU
pro nemecke fasisty a pro je.
jich Verne satrapy. Ruda ar.
mazda spolu s ceskoslovenskou
brigadou strfli z del do karpat.
skych hor a lesI. Bl1zl Sc do.
ba osvobozenf tyraneho pod
karpatskeho naroda a pro oku:
panty a zradce cas- soudu a cd.
platy. Ale zlodeji vzdy hleda.
Iii pro sebe cestu, kterou by Sc
dali re slepe ulicky. Proto ia
Ike i Madari sc snazf re vsecl
sill ziskat 81 sympatie naseht
naroda a tax odrazit cd sebt
hlavni ranu al pride kritickJ
okamzik. A mysli 81, re budt
znovu mono vypustit do poll
ticke areny nejake sluhy toht
druhu jake je Brody a s jejicl
pomocf organisovat politicko'
stranu.
2. cervna t. r. predseda ma
darskeho parlamentu Tasnady
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04

Dc restaurantu v malem me-
stecku We Wyomingu prisel tu-
rista a tazal Sc, CO mali dobre-
no k jfdlu. "Prerijni slfpku'',
odpov6del cfsnik, "jest to druh
divokych slepic, ktere zij1 v tie.
to krajine."
"Majf kr1dla?"
"Ovsem, piece kazdy ptal
ma kf1kla."
"Tak 81 il radeji nechte", cd.
povedel turista.
"Nechci mic, co ma kridla {
piece to zIstane We Wyomin
gu"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Sedesat sedm intelektualne O.
traveno " pracovnim tabore.

Londyn (CTK) = sedesat
sedm internovanych ceskych
intelektuald zemrelo v Brine V
pracovnfm tabore. ZemTeli O.
travou We dnech 5. az 8. cerv-
ma. Proslycha Sc, re jejich
smrt byla zavinena pf1lisnymi
davkami dusfku v polevkovych
konservach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04
Ouha!

PAM: Poslala jsem chlapce,
ably koupil dive libry tresnf a Wy
jste mi postal jen libru a pull!
Grocerista: Mole vahy jsou
v poradku;, mela byste zvazit
vaseho hocha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-04

Zlodeji, kter1 Sc dostali do
Vatikanu, ukradli 10 gumo-
vych raf6 ma auta. Gumove ra-
fly mali dnes v Rhine cenu sve
vahy We stf1bre, protoze jich je
nedostatek.
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
1914 ASSESSMENT FOR THE
CITY OF MILFORD

The Assessment List of the
First and Second Wards in 1914 to
remain in the Milford Trust Com
pany, and in the Third and Fourth
Wards in the First National Bank
and Trust Company, for inspection
for a period of ten days and not to
be removed by any one under pen
atty as prescribed by law.
The City Council will sit as a
Board of Appeals in it's room at
No. 15 North Walnut street, on
Monday, March II, 1914. from 1880
p NJ. until 10 p. NJ. to make ad-
justments such as its judgment di-
rects.
Property or persons left off, will
be added or property and persons
OH by error will be struck off.
By order of Milford City Coun-
Gil. m17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION
BY MILFORD SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT, Milford, Delaware

LEGAL NOTICE is hereby given
that the Board of Education of the
Milford Special School District will
call for redemption at the Farmers
Bank of Dover, Delaware. on May
1. 1914, SIX (6) $1.O0O.OO School
Building Bonds Series 1912. num-
bered as follows No. z. No. 8. No. 9,
No. 10, No. IL. No. 12, according
to the text of the said bonds and
pursuant to a Resolution of the
said Board of Education dated May
4, 1912, reading as follows:
RESOLVED. insofar as it is au-
thOrized to bind itself. or future
governing Boards of Education of
the Milford Special School District.
located partly i'm Sussex County
and partly in Kent County, Della
ware, or any subsequent ObligOr.
that Milford Special School District
School Bonds. Series of 1912. when
issued. sold and delivered, shall be
paid by equal payments each year
for the period of twenty-five years
from the date thereof and said
bonds of said Series shall be re-
tired each year in NUMERICAL
ORDER. beginning with the low
est number, or bond No. l. and con-
tinuing in successive numerical Or
der to the highest number. or bond
No. 150; etc.
Interest on the above Bonds so
called for redemption and retire
ment shall cease on May l, 1914.
Advertisement authorized by
Board of Education of the Milford
Special School Observation-Disclosures
e. Humes, President; Robert Z.
Shilling, Secretary. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24

FOR SALE-6O baskets choice red
skin potatoes. One new fertilizer at
tachment for John Deere 999 corn
planter. One Little Giant hen house
manure spreader. good as new. Frank
l.. Reed. Milford. Del. II. ID. Phone
6O5R1. m24-2t
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
TUESDAY, APRIL 4th. 1914

miles west Ot Milford. ON tnc MlllOfu
Harrington Highway. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
/ The following Personal Property:
/ LIVESTOCK
Is HEAD or MILK COWS. mostly
/ GurrnscNs. remainder Jerseys. and
NOlstctus Two Irif,is. one fresh in
April. the other later. one Guernsey
liull. q months old. right to register.
%ThcSc cattle are all Il. l.. and blood
tested and good stock, and are am
accredited herd.
One Young Horse.
Three lnnpound Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
u. ton Chevrolet truck This truck
has been rebuilt and Is in Al CON
dition and licensed to March 81. 1915.
One F-li Mccormick Drering Farm
all tractor. on rubber. This tractor is
i'm good condition one set of McCOr-
mick-DeerinS tractor plows. two ~
inch. very good: set of Mccormick
Deering tractor cultiVatoTS in Al con-
dition; black Hawk manure spread
er, good: McCOrmick- Deering NOW
er. good: McCOrmick- Deerlng corn
planter with depth regulators attach
Su. very Soou' M'' oTHliCh- ih6
l2-diSc drill. both tractor and horse
hitch. in Al condition: i-sectlon
spring tooth harrow. good: i-scction
drag harrow. very good; 3-Section iron
roller. good: l0-foot Mccormick
Deering horse rake. very good: | row
corn cutter. Ohio riding harrow. John
Deere riding harrow. McCormick-
Deering hay loader. practically new:
l New Way corn planter. 7-toot Nc
COrmick- DeerinG binder. tractor hitch
and tongue: Miller bean puller. on rub
her. good; hay fork, carriage and rope.
practically new; low wooden wheel
wagon. with body and rack, very good:
gasoline engine. Al condition, and
belt: grinder to crack corn or grind
meal. runs either by belt or by hand;
one hole corn shelter. good; No; 40
Oliver riding plOw. No. 10 walking
plow. No. IS walking plow. l-horse
Oliver plow, = McCormick- -Dccring
very good: electric fence
3 sets of chain harness.
sets of rope harness. l collar. rolls
Of harhed wire. 3 rolls of hog wire.
barn truck. l set of Stewart crank
clippers. set of Fairbanks platform
scales. good; block and fall. crow bar.
canvas tent, iron wise. good; lot of
tools. wagon springs, i-horse tree.
double .trees. neck yoke. 3 log chains.
pick. l maddox. hoes, forks. 3 scoop
shovels. lot of bags. bushel basket.
nail DuShel neaSufe' grease DaTfel .
and pump. oil barrel and pump. l hog
house. 3 pig troughs. 55-gallon oil .
irum. trimmers. knife and rasp for .
horses feet. lot of y baskets. Many
)ther things too numerous to mem
ion.
HOUSE-12 II, used as living
quarters for hired man.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT-Chor Boy
electric mixer. practically new; milk
ans, milk bucket. strainer. milk
ng stools.
FEED-50 bushels soy beans. some
.orn. some Lespedeza and Soy Bean
Hay.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS, in
luding porch swing; also SO Plymouth
rock Hens and three BOOSTERS.
TERMS-CASH
]. CARROLL PEARSON
I. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
Lunch will he served by the Hous-
on New Century Club. m2i-2tpl
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24

FOR SALE-22 foot Chris Craft run
about. excellent condition. chrome
trim. mahogany hull and deck. IS Fl.
+. Kermath engine. Run less than 300
hours. Canvas cover and all extras.
Also 3S-foot cabin cruiser. sleeps g.
Toilet. galley. folding berths. 81 II. T.
X. X. w. engine with reduction gear
Boat is years old. &. T.. Wood. ~
Causey avenue. Milford. m3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our host OF
friends for the many kind and we'll
wishes during the recent long ill
ness of our son, and in our be-
reavement words of appreciation
cannot express our feelings for the
vast number of cards of sympathy
received. and for the floral tributes.
Our friends were legion. A friend
in time of stress truly is a friend
indeed. In humble thanks to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Laird KratZ. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1914
At ONE O'CLOCK l.. NJ.
Rain or Shine

The following tracts of land:
THE FIRST Known as the
GoldshorO Farm. containing 2iS acres.
lying at the left side of The Stone
Road leading from the Lewcs- Reho-
both Highway to Love Creek Bridge:
adjoining lands of Townsend. Best,
Robinson, Elliott. Ewing. Dorman and
Cannon.
SECOND TRACT-Known as the
Fisher Farm. lying on both sides of
he stone road leading tn Love Creek
Bridge. adjoining lands of Fisher and
DOrman. containing ~ acres.
Will be sold with the timber and
also with timber excepted.
THIRD TRACT-Known as the
Morris Farm, containing ~ acres. ly-
ing on both sides Of the Stone Road
leading to Love Creek Bridge. Four
acres of this tract. lying on the east
side of Stone Road will he sold sepa-
tately.
TERMS: Made known on day of
sale.
GEORGE L. sHOCKLEY
m2i-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
Saturday, March 25th, 1914
AT ONE O'CLOCK z. NJ.
Rain or Shine
HOI ,SEHOI. GOODS


One dining room suite. ) extra
chairs. l bed spring and Beauty Rest
mattress. one studio he'd. bureau.
long mirror. l antique table, with
"A marble top; other tables. antique
chairs, rocker. 2-burncr oil cook
stove. l breakfast room suite. Duo
Therm oil space heater. kitchen
cupboard. 2 Kitchen tables. with q
porcelain top, window blinds. ~ yards
of linOleum. l Administer rug. II:
one 6 X 9 rug. and grass porch rug.
10 Y II; ! glider. lawn mower. porch
chairs. | shovel / clothes dryer. ono
S-piece Mount Vernon set of dishes.
Florence oil heater. i foot step lad
der. l ironing board. yards of Az
minister hall runner. s throw rugs.
hushel of buckwhrat coal Other
things too numerous to mention
TERAS-CASH
KATHRYN J. MASTEN
John DickersOn. AuctiOneer
George Cain. Clerk m17-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
IN MEMoRiAM

In loving memory of my dear son.
Richard Lester Beebe. who passed
away March 20. 1871:
His heart was good.
His friendship sound.
He was loved by everyone
The whole world around.
To his wonderful life came sudden
end.
He died as he lived everyone's friend.
Sadly missed by J. David Beebe. Jr.,
and Children. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24

FOR SALE-One hog. weighing over
200 pounds. 10000. 30 baskets cobblcr
seed potatoes. 75c basket; 30 baskets
$12.OO per cord j. MaringOh, Lin
coin. Del. X. r. D.. on DUPONT High
way. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our relatives
neighbOrs, friends, DR.. Herson.
members of American Legion, Am
erican Legion Auxiliary, Rotary
Club, State Guard, Aircraft Warm
ing Service, Masonic Order and all
the other organizations who gave
their assistance, comforting words,
floral offerings, and their many
acts of kindness during our recent
bereavement, in the death of our
husband and father. Eleanor l..
Summers and Charles A. Summers.
IT
Milford chronicle., 1944-03-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank each one,
neighbors, Glendale Firemen, Car
lisle Fire Company. Milford Auxil-
lary Police and State Police for
helping find our one and one-half
year old baby who was lost in the
woods. Mr.. and Mrs. John Green.
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