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Returnees

NS VI bSSS
More District area men returning
from overseas service are reported
by the Associated Press. Street ad-
dresses in some cases are not avail
able.
Washington veterans aboard the
transport Karnes which arrived at
San Francisco Sunday were:
1t. Col. Markley Shaw, Mai. Ralph r
Rav Raavenburs. Pvt. William H: Perry. TI5
John A. Xenlaw. corpl. Brewer Abraham
son, Pic. George S. Forster, Corpl John c.
Twiford and T/sergt. Fred D. Hill
Aboard the transport Montrose,
due at San Francisco today, are
these nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia men:
s ssrst. John r; Belt; sr;, Capitol Heishts;
ss1ssrsti Gilbert ". Davis Arlinston;
Corpl Fred r, Pullman. jr.. Alexandria.
More Washington men have been
listed aboard the j. w. McAndrew.
which docked yesterday at Camp
Patrick Henry:
corpl Lsdislav oazik; 1915 Saratoga
Avenue sD NE:i siserst. Clinton o. Noll,
G. .stoekett, washington; Pic. walter W.
Gailagher.. 6I14 Fourteenth street NV:
slserst, Akvia okamoto. 24ol South Lynn
aoo, Massachusetts avenue NE; sIsergt
Richard II. Walker. 3033 street NV;
serst; william B. Houchens 4zo9 Hudson
W. Weiss. 4s0S Seventh street NV;
NE rs Euxss. 'SSsh' @sdesson: ~ 5aos ssiss ss
Tvsh 1sff sE s,es T ne 45 9afk oeonss as0s w. ds ss
ney McCrsy. 1908 Fifth street NV; Pfc.
Ne; Pfc. Arthur n Hail. i5oa Flfty.
Zoo Second street street NV: Pvt. Bostisk
side, Md: Pvt Frazier NJ. Bracket, 1908
mum: eo7 9 street NV; PVT. Eish.rd /,
seph e. Washington. sos U street NV.
Arrivals aboard the S. S. Thomas
Jefferson. which docked Sunday at
San Francisco, included:
Pvt; James Clark. corpl. Christopher N,
Fsotnten F KS willis % J.ekson. o Tssniac Ts ada
81 'ss:g5 ss,!, Wiss.:n sss SSntia ;;i eosss
+: Smith, Pfc. James T. Langley. r a
W6yman l.. RoDertS, Sergt. samuel ..
serSt. Lee T. kent' % all Of sao Washinsson. ana
Among arrivals at Newport News
Monday aboard the transports
James Barbour and West Point were
the following nearby Maryland and
Virginia veterans:
T/b Quincy K Owens; Silver sprinr;
TL5 John P; Better. .Arlinston; 1st II
Albert \: Lowe. Arlington; Pic, Neal P
terry, Arlington; Capt; Max O. Bossneek
lington TIA Vernon M Dunn. Chevy
Chase; Capt. George A. Rady. Poolesville;
Sergt. Joseph E. Wentz. jr., Mount Rainier;
Tl5 Paul " Golden, Laurel: Pfc. Herman
H Watson. Bethesda; Tl5 Charles Olson
Rockville: SfSergt. Carlton l.. Robertson
Hyattsville. and Tf5 Thelbert r. jenkins
Culpeper.
Nearby Maryland and Virginia vet
erans among 200 District area men
who arrived Monday at New York
aboard the transports Andrew
Moore, John Harbard, Walter For
ward, John Clark, Benjamin Good
hue, Madawsks Victory, Jonathan
Worth, Henry w. Longfellow, Alex
ander Graham Bell, Richard Rush
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Discharged

MOI llCll anu WOIllGIl lTOIIl WdSl1- =
ington and vicinity have been re-
leased from the services, according
to dispatches. District men dis
charged at Fort George G. Meade,
Md, were:
Corpl. Samuel II. Walker, 3OO2 M street
Sc; Pvt. Albert B. Duren, 1881 6 street
NE; Pfc: John H. vaughan, 1241 Owens
Psss nE sssTg Wiam MSps 4so
Richard Z. Rollins. 1908 que street Sc;
ss5s Me- foy crp as%s r 30 3 Bsss shSss ssns
champlain street NV; Ts BENJAMIN B.
Delaney. so5 Fourth street Sc; Pvt. John
aassFss atrssT fE Wayne D. House. els Seventh
s.1st rs Tasma1d Ksn.gs Pssas wasnnss0n sss
ssss Street tt aW %affs 5a@ss ae'sn
1910 D street 8. E.; Pfc. Grover Coleman,
"a Forty-seventh street Sc; sLsergt
road NV. Pfc Harold II. Reeder, sol
$sSSis $SsS S stanton road 81; % Fl I = h.gHss <
4soe tsees rhd hw street sst sE
nue. NV; Tl5 James 4 Brooks, sss
GSoss paee sae b.sd 5.c. RshSTd aW
street NV; TIA Maxwell A. Pitts, 1880
New Hampshire @ avenue NV; T5 William
TI5 James ]. stansbury. 1905 Marion
Langston terrace N.Es Pfc. WYATT B. 5.
Thomson, 2314 skyiand place Sc; TIE
NV; .T15 George W. Maxwell. sbois Nor
ton place NE; Pfc. Cameron J. Grifith,
Ssas Sas r.n5srs street sE Pfc George r1S.l
dore ]. Simmons, 634 l. street NE; Pfc.
Joseph o. West, 200e Fourteenth street
Nv; PVT John =. Robinson, 42S street
ssts sless Gsst's sE Ts Thomaas ~
Charles e, Bailey. WsshinEton; "a vii.
Fen asa.lct Hsks Mon saS rn M Ers.es ssssss sh
NE; Tf5 Carlton S. west, 1890 Twenty
seventh street Sc; Pfc Nathaniel z.
Mitshsi. ns. ! 1880 SOS second stree. NV; serst
TIA rxin John r; Bean Al II street s;E.: Pfc
sspss5 Fhsp T. MHams MMHfHhs asa sosssno Mss trsfs 1903
s' s ssss1ss slS,0 esVin e.T1sc 5ss
dSoao sss ssfs' lssson sW sssss Street wNMa NM
TTi,ss : Peter II, ssilss, sSIS Pssk Pisss NV;
Wes 4ss Ashsy ssrrso. GSsflis Nw
sISergt: Wilbur A. Foster IA Bryant street
NV; Serrt. Albert n. Jones, Is Second
Thirty-nrst street NV; TiserTt WOOD.
roy "; Basil 1925 8 street SIS tsergt
Major Bandy. l19 H street sW..
S.W.; Pfc. Michael J. caputo, 633l Mari.
boro pike Sc; s/Sergt George ". Carter
2o57 Park road NV: serst; Joseph =
| NV; sergt. Herman s. Heyman, S22i
| L. Barrick, 60f street SW. TIA Charlie
| s. Cockren, 43 Anacostia road NE; III
Martin Posner, $40 Concord avenue NV
pyt !ossPh LIB Z Enoass M sls %sbsssI yss stree
street Sc; TI5 Hirman T. Shade. 443t
Lily Ponds drive Me-: Ti4 Arthur D
sshsIf. asca ssl7 Eisash 1asi street NV T.:
NV; TISeret Herschel NJ Jones, 40,
p street NE: Corpl, Leonard 3. johnson
s.nA.ls AseRo aoso oovsnns .tr,st NE Mt ts.o orehf rWe.ns
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Ambrose Burnside, John Brown,
John Milledge, Thomas Benton,
Thomas Hyde, James Turner, Joa-
quin Miller, Robert Stockton and
Lehigh Victory, were:
MAJ: claIsnes s DAYS: sas Esssh Thons.
Arlington: TIA Francis s. Finck. Severns
Park; SISergt. Milo D. Rogers, 2506 South
Twenty-seventh street. Arlington; Pfc
Carlen NJ. Hamilton. Silver Spring: Maj
Dudley s. Blossom. jr.. Chevy Chase: Ti3
Edward r. Foster. Arlington: Tf5 John H
Medlock. Alexandria; Col. Gilbert c. Jaco.
bus. Alexandria: Capt. Ivan A. schwab
Chevy Chase: st 1t. Fred r. MorreIl
Alexandria; Pfc: Earl J. Tucker, Laurel;
Tl5 Ephram ]. Glover, Silver Sprina
SSergt. Roy Brooks, Bowie: Pvt Richare
T. Batson. Upper Marlboro Pvt. Raymond
Z. Rodriguez, 1923 Thirty second place
Mount Rainier; Pfc. Richard c. Stallworth
16 West Chapman street, Alexandria Mai
Cecil H. Stroup, Falls Church; Serst
Harold L. Dewitt. Bethesda: Seret. william
Gonnelly, 43l West Great Falls street
Falls Church; Corpl. John r. Cirillo. zee
Holly avenue. TAkoma Park: 1t. Col Rex
w. Radseh. Arlington; MfSerst. Aren W
Law, Arlington. and Pvt. Aelford Var
Gilden, Rockville.
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Langdon, 1893 A street Sc. and Juliana
Dorozinski. 1928 X street NV.
Nayymen discharged at Shoe
maker, Calf, include:
,ohisna,a Keith 3 w Moyss5 esss MaeATthus Ara
Third street NV. :,
The following men were dis
charged from the Army at Andrews
Field, Md:
tea4 seS Street Il tsss s% csssF ass Arthur saaa Ts: ay.
32oa North Nineteenth road. Arlington:
Cart; Cart, Jehn A. Wheeler, ~. $50 Mewcomb
Washington WASH e srxt Mi,s% riosd Milan hapK,Ps. prurs
4705 Forty-sixth street NV. Aviation
SsSet S% searf sslnrfnfs Tew as osS stree, s
Street Sc: sfserat. Riehsra srsqss Hsinres & rs,
asog.. d9.g Fqprts;sGysnth * street NV: PVT
Nv py sebert 'si5 nseas sssrasfa H.
g. Smith, 39la Twenty;fourth Street Ne;
ress a1sssF Tnssssfn sss Edward IT. i$
Anthony J. Johnson. 1907 r. street SE
Six WACS were discharged at
Fort Dix, N. j.:
=, TO Isabella P. Evans, 2103 G street
teenth street NE; Pfc. sylvia H1 I. |. . Payne,
Manchester, 1918 Buchanan street NV.
Pic. Hattie NJ. Lee, Washington. and Sergt
Vergie d; Knox. 1340 Fourth street NV.
Also discharged at Fort Dix were:
1st 1t. Samuel W. Butturn, l1O4 Forty
Fuchs. 3s13 Georgia avenue NV; sergt.
William r. Morgan. 1711 Lincoln road
NE; Pfc. Thomas A.. Randall. 1329h
Welsh. 10 Danbury street sE
The men listed below were dis
charged at the places indicated:
T/3 Alton H. Hollester, jr, l719 South
Pollard street, Arlington. Sergt p War
rem Simpson. 6Sl6 Piney Branch road
NV, and TISergt. Harry Schneider.
1875 Rittenhouse street NV, all at Fort
Myer, Va. and Flight Oficer Maurice L.
Perrygo, $40 owens road Sc. at Gowen
Field, Idaho
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Circulation, October, 1916

(Average net paid
The Evening Star ar---210,282
The Sunday Star 223 ,S22
te5% + in City and Trading zene)
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The following WAVES were re-
leased from the Navy at United
States Naval Barracks here.

1t. .G,gD Olive Elizabeth McElroy. $50
Randolph street NV. 1t Rosemary Kill
lian, formerly of 1901 Sixteenth street
N. W.: Ruby Mcneil Bennett, SAIL Forty
frst avenue, Colmar Manor. Brentwood.
Cd; Lucy Flickinger Boynton, 5102
Forty-hrst avenue; Hyattsville, Md /:
Takoma Park. D, c.; Marion Wilson Pauls,
1881 Forty-ninth street NV: JeWel
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Chino

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lnductees

A total OF 29 DiStrict men are
scheduled to report for induction
into the armed forces today. Names
of the men follow:
Otis B. Harrison. Alphonso Price Perry
W, Spriggs, David Whiteside, Robert L.
Kelley, Haskell A. Shackelford, Edward j,
Spears, jr.. James E. Wilson, William r.
Garwithen, tr., David r. Crosby. Anthony
Glazos, flames N. Hymsn, Georse s.
yalltos,. Abrsham P. Beloff., Douglas G.
Gogswell, John A. Francis, John C. Weber,
Robert H. Jaekson, James r. Roseman,
Major Strum, Weldon J. Bailey. Warren
M. Benson, Harris 1. Gummin, Philip
Mandel. Charles P. Onkst
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

The Great Lakes Steel Golf Club
is away again this year and have
already started some of their tour
naments. Last year the gang had
several swell matches and this year
it looks like 1t will be even better.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
Great Lakes Golfers Quality for
Annual Match Play Tournament

Great Lakes Steel had their OPEN
ing day tournament Sunday at Haw-
thorne valley which was also the
qualifying round for the annual
match play tournament.
There will be four tournaments
during the summer. Sundays event
was a medal play tourney. On June
10, an extra event has been added,
a best ball tournament. A medal
play tourney will be held again July
%, and fall major tournament is set
for September q.
All members who wish to try for
valuable prizes should participate in
all these tournaments. Membership
will exceed $50.
Anyone working at Michigan
Steel, Hanna Furnace or Great
Lakes Steel is invited to join the
club.
Results of Sundays play accord
ing to net scores are:
First flight: Low gross, Al Babis
70; low net, Pete Uram, II; B. Host
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
Recreation News
Rannblers,

Minor Baseball - Ramblers,
Yanks. Polish Veterans. wy. Chem
icals, San Soucis, Pritchett's.
Minor Softball-Hohckes, Whales.
Midget observation-disclosures, Buc-
cancers, sandhill. W. g. Monarches.
Midget SoftballEEagles.
TEEN AGE DANCE
Recreation Department is spon-
soring q dance for the Teen Ayers
of Wyapdotte on Saturday night,
June 2, at the Masonic Temple with
the music of Alexander and his
band. Dancing from 8 to II mid
night. Everyone welcome.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
And Pass The Ammunition
ABOARD THE USS TENNESSEE

->r~ >~~~~~< ~s-B
SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC
Delayed Leo j. Magiera, seaman,
second class, whose wife and son,
Robert, live at 1882 Sycamore ST.,
is serving as ammunition passer
aboard this famous battlsship whose
guns have bombarded island after
island to clear the invasion beaches
for marines an soldiers on the road
to Toyko.
In the recent action at Two Jima
the TENNESSEE approached the
shore to permit the secondary bat
teries to pour heavy fire into caves
and dugouts where JapS had dug In
for final stand.
He has served aboard this ship in
seven major Pacific island opera
tons. The ammunition passers form
a human chain between the maya
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

Boys baseball and softban leagues
are now forming. Boys are urged
to report their teams to the Recre-
alton Office. City Hall Immediately.
Leagues are as follows: Major
softsall or Baseball under 10 years
as Of May lst, Minor Softball and
baseball under 16 years az of May
LIST, Midget softball or baseball un-
der IA as Of May 1st. Deadline for
teams viii be Wednesday. June 6.
Entries to date:
Major Baseban-BarnsyS Bar.
Major Softball-Local CLIO, De-
Molay, st. STAINS. Modern Flower
Shop. Hileman's.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
Sport Shots-hary Willow

The local boys who went down to
Philadelphia last Saturday to bat
tie it out in the boat races, had a
lot of hard luck. In understand
that one of the tough hreaks-the
judges boat gave the kids nice
two inches of water in their shell
and to pull that with everything
else tackled In is some job. Anyway,
they did the best that could be
done. Watch these kids in their
next race.
The Wayne Coffee Shop turned
ON the heat and trimmed their
neighbor, the Wayne Recreation,
the other night 4 to o in q Class A
softban game.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

man "a; v. Pryoski "a; j. Hesselr
rs; j. Steffes, "a; Second flight:
low net, Onutrak rs; Ed Montry, 76;
n. Mccain. n; W. Smith, n; r..
Rocker, L. Plopan n; Third flight.
low net, r. Bates, "a; K. Echelman,
rs; j. Lockhart. 70; p. Graham, 90.
All prizes will be given out this
week and winners will present win
ing stubs to any salesman at Brohl's
mems wear and receive their prize.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
S p 0 II IS

zine and the high speed HOSTS.
swinging the shells from hand to
hand. Before entering the Navy in
October. 1913, he was employed by
the Ford Motor Co.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
FOOTBALL BACK AT U. OF d.

Football returns to the Univer-
sity Of Detroit campus in very ac-
tive form June 18 when Coach
Charley Baer holds his first sum-
mer practice drills.
Baer has issued a blanket invi-
tation to any and all boys in the
district and state to report June 10
to try out for the squad. :.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31
BALL STAR DIES

Walter Carlisle, 81. who in 1911
completed an unsssisted triple play
in the Pacifci Coast League. died
Sunday. He was the only outfieioer
in Pacific Coast League history =
complete such a play.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

Tomorrow night at the Wyan-
dotte Chemicals Club. Halowax will
meet Chelsea Clothes in post
poned game playoff. This game was
originally scheduled for Memorial
Day. The game will get away at
6:45.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

BUY A BOND TODAY
HELP THE MIGHTY SEVENTH
WAR LOAN DRIVE
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

- BUY WAR BONDS -
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

Tomorrow night at the Wyan-
dotte Chemicals Club. Halowax will
meet Chelsea Clothes in a post
poned game playoff. This game was
originally scheduled for Memorial
Day. The game viii get away at
6:A5.
The Roosevelt Bears baseball
team behind some swell pitching
by Bob Girardin, trimmed Crosse
Pointe High z to !. Girardin al
lowed six hits but struck out IL and
issued one base ON balls. For the
past season Bob has rung up rec
ord of three wins and one loss.
Roosevelt opened the scoring in the
fourth inning when they scored
three runs on only one hit. Two
errors and a walk sandwiched in
with single gave them the three
runs. Again in the sixth the team
went to town and scored four runs
on singles by Palmer, Springstead,
Grips and Girardin. The record
this year by the Bears is below the
even mark winning three and losing
five but about three of the five
losses were one run defeats.
Well, one thing that ] see may
come to a head-possible recreation
park and all that stuff down at the
foot of ST. Johns street. Councilman
George Benin has gone for the
place a hundred per cent and is
doing his best to put it over. Keep
it up my friend. A park in the
north end of town could certainly
be used.
The Wyandotte Chemicals League
had another four games played last
Monday night. The South Plant
Pipe Shop were too much for the
Process and set them back II to
z. The next battle between the
North Plant Pipe Shop and Chlor-
inc went to the Pipe Shop boys to
Is. Research went to town and
knocked off the j. B. Ford crew in
a one-sided game, II to /. The last
game of the night was lulu. Caus-
tic pinned back the ears of the
Plate Shop to 5.
The Great Lakes Steel Golf Club
is away again this year and have
already started some of their tour
naments. Last year the gang had
several swell matches and this year
it looks like it will be even better.
While on the subject of golf
the News Herald lesson sessions
down at Archie Vans club is going
over in big way. 1t was very graf
flying to see the large crowd Of
enthusiastic golfers who turned
out for the first lesson. You can
still get the pointers. Drop down on
lesson night and be one of the gang.
No charge, Of course.
Mooney had four strike outs
against Plate Shop in the Wyan-
dotte Chemicals League Monday
night-in Old Timers that is an
! arm full.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-31

Mooney had four strike outs
against Plate Shop in the Wyan-
dotte Chemicals League Monday
night-in Old Timers that is an
arm full.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-12
LeRal Notices

ing more particularly bounded and described as followS;
 NoRTHERLY-lSs feet more or las'
 on remaining portion Of Lo'
 No. 70;
 EASrERLY--oS feet on paSway; SoUrfSERLY-.iS7,va feet on LoI
 No. S6; and
 WEyrERLY-66 feet on PlaRa Ave.
 nue,
 together with the fec to the west. erly I've feet of paSsway bounding said lots on the east. See Mar Book 2, Page 1,
 Being the same premises con. veyed to Harry H. Shore, by Louis Morganstern, by Quit Claim, dated February l3, l006 and recorded February %, lO3e la Volume A7B Page iB5 of the Waterbury Land Records, (Inc, thls and other land ) And being a portion of the prem- iseS conveyed to lsadore M. shapiro by the Waterbury Savings Bank, by Cult Claim decd, dated FNehruary lS 1924 and recorded February la, lo2a In Volume 3S0, Page l68, WL.R. tSee also Vol, 288 Page 729, Volume a4l, Page 63l, Vol, 440, Page i42, W.L.R
 According to the most recent ass sessment list of the City of Water. bury, Harry II. Shore, Y.M,C.A., Wa terbury, Connecticut, ls the owner of said property.
 The following taxes, interest and fees, are due on the said property and are secured by liens on the same,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-12
Legal Notice
cd is June 90. istS, Parcel No. n

cd is June 90, ieaS.
 Parcel No, n
 A certain piece or parcel of land situated on nerSchel Avenue bound. cd and described Ns tollowa;
 A certain piece or parcel of land situated ln said Waterbury and be. Ing shown aS Lot No. 3A as shown on Map ot Welton Terrace, Section 2 on flle ln the Town Clerks once ln Map Book }, Pages Sl.S2, bounded l: NORTHERLY--l00 feet on lot No
 % as shown on said Map; EAy1TRLY--5O feet on Herschel
 Avenue;
 sOUrHERLY-lO0 feet on Gertrude
 Avenue, and
 WESTERLY-.-S0 feet on Lot No. a
 as shown on said Map.
 Being the same premises convey. cd to Harold E, Warner by The Vel. ton Realty Company by decd dated July II, 1911, recorded July i2, i0il in Volume 237, Page 230, Waterbury Land Records.
 According to the most recent as. sesSment list of the City of Water bury, Harold Y. Warner, 20 Qlendell Terrace, Springfield, Massachusetts, is the owner of said property.
 The following taxes, interest and fees, are due on the said property and are secured by liens on the same:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-12
Interest &

Total due $208.40.
 The last day of the period during which said property may be redeem ed is June 30, i945.
 Parcel No. s
 Five certain pieces or parcels of land situated in said Waterbury and being shown as lots No. l6, r, l8, l0, and 20 on Map of Alexander Park on file in the Town Clerk s office in Map Book 6, Page 80, bounded:---
 NORTHERLY--l36.94 feet on lot
 No q as shown on said Map; EASTERLY-250 feet on Oldham
 Avenue, so-called; SUPPLEMENTARY feet on lot
 No. IS as shown on said Map, WESTERLY--2500l feet on land
 now or formerly Of Alice Nun
 son; and land now or former-
 y of George B. Hitchcock.
 Being the same premises conveyed to Isaac and Abraham Politziner by Samuel Fucker, by deed dated Jan- uary %, 1924, Volume 354, Page 43, recorded February 9, 1924. Water bury Land Records
 According to the most recent as- sessment list of the City Of Water bury, Isaac Politziner and Abraham Politziner, 332 West l03rd Street, New York, New York, are the own CTS Of said property.
 The following taxes, interest and fees, are due on the said property and are secured by liens on the same.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-12

AVeui duc pAbAOO'USs
 AS disclosed by the land records. The Auto Owners Loan Company, Inc, Rhode Island corporation, having an office and place of busi- ness at 6S Exchange Place, Provi- dence, Rhode Island, has an inter- est In said property by virtue of q mortgage on the same from Yale kaplan to Louis Morganstern in the amount of $4.000, dated April l6, 1923, recorded in W.L,R. Volume 4l4. Page 677. which mortgage was assigned to the Auto Owners Loan company, Inc. on January 28, 1929, recorded in W.L.R. Volume 400, Page 588
 Harriet F. Hotchkiss of Woodbury Connecticut, Executrix, of the estate of William B. Hotchkiss, has an in- terest in said property by virtue of Judgment lien on the same in the amount of $76l3i against Thomas Martone and in favor of William B. Hotchkiss, deceased, recorded in w, L. R, Vol. Al, Pg. 206.
 The last day Of the period during which said property may be redeem cd Is June 90. io46.
 Parcel No. 10
 A certain piece or parcel of land known as Lot No. 35, East Side Park Annex, bounded and described as follows:
 NoRTHERLY-2784 feet on land of
 Mccarthy;
 EASTERLY-l7l.32 feet on Lot No
 30;
 SOUTHERLY-and SOUTH WEST.
 ERLY--40.09 feet on Fair.
 banks Street; and WEsTERLY-i6720 feet on Lot No
 34.
 Being the same premises convey cd to Harry Herman Shore by Louis Morganstern. by Quit Claim Deed dated February i3, lD36 and record. cd February 20, i936 in Volume 47s Page l83 W.L.R. And being @ DOT. ton Of the premises conveyed te Louis Morganstern by The Water. bury Trust Company, Executor on the Estate of John c. TWining, by E%. Deed dated April g, 1926 and recorded May 2. 1926 in Volume 383 Page 50O of W.L.R. tsee also Vol 4l2, Page l07; Vol. 4i8, Page "A; Vol. 4i2, Page 360)
 According to the most recent as. Sessment list of the City of Water. bury, Harry II. Shore, c/o Y.M.C.A.. Waterbury, Connecticut, is the owner of said property.
 The following taxes, interest and lien fees, are due on the said prop. erty and are secured by liens on the same:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-12

Total due Sl60.33.
 The last day of the period during which said property may be redeem. cd is June 30, l945. Parcel No. l2
 A certain lot of land on Birch Street in the Town of Waterbury bounded and described as follows: A certain piece or parcel of land situated in said Waterbury, bound cd and described as follows:-- NORTHEfsLY--l32 feet on land now
 or formerly of Frederick J,
 Kingsbury;
 EASTERLY--66 feet on Birch
 Street;
 SOUTHERLY--i32 feet on land now
 or formerly of Frederick J.
 Kingsbury; and WESTERLY--66 feet on land now or
 formerly of Frederick J.
 Kingsbury.
 The north line of said lot being i98 feet southward from the south line of Birch Place.
 Being the same premises convey cd to John Reardon by Frederick J. Kingsbury, by deed dated January %, 1899, Volume I'll, Page 362, Wa terbury Land Records.
 According to the most recent as- sessment list of the City of Water bury, John Reardon, 293 Hamilton Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut, is the owner of said property.
 The following taxes, interest and fees, are due on the said property and are secured by liens on the same: