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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
CAPT. JAMES P. LAWLOR

A practicing dentist here for the past IA years, Capt. James P. Law Tor has been released from the Den tai Corps and returned to his home 31 Farnham avenue. Entering the service in June, 1943, Capt. Lawlor has served at various Army posts, the last being at Fort Knox, Ky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
PVT. LEONARD GAGNE

Pvt. Leonard Gagne, g, of 19 West Liberty Street, after 28 months overseas in the ETC, has been dis charged from the Army, Pvt. Gagne entered the service in March, 1942. He is a graduate of Leavenworth High School, and prior to entering the service was employed at the Hemingway Press.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
1,s~Mb1yovH D ESTABLISHED 1885
Open This Evening Until O'clock. Whot About A Gift Certificate?
ESTABLISHED 1883

That About A Gift CertIflcote To many persons, the selection of a gift for onother person is just another headache = so - here's the remedy thot ends your night mare:
 Suppose you figure paying S25 for his gift-more or less as you wish you buy Christmos Gift Ger tificote at office, second floor present it as e gift Christmos day or any time you prefer-he or she -os the case may be, comes in at their convenience, selects their own gift personally-ond every body's hoppy as we'll as satisfied. So-if you wont to make it easy for yourself and want to feel eer- tain the other porty is satisfied, buy gift certificate and be Hoppy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

Business men of Vera Cruz. Mex ico, have protested against a series of crazy" strikes at the once pros porous port there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

IU6 I z a 5 Q IT for this is that, when the war started, h CT e was no Ameri- cal Div isl Il, and none was c o Il templated. But the exigen-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Fighting DiUisi0ns
NumberLess Unit
 Won High Honors
By NEA Service

ny NEA OcTNlCc
 The Americal Infantry Division. is the only division in the United States Army which has no number.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

More than $50 year in special taxes paid by the average motor iSt
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

the following day and is reported
to be doing all right.
OMrs. Don Parker. nee Earveline
Palmer, has been confined to her
home for the past week with in
fluenza.
oMrs. Norman Freeman and son
Roddy arrived in Coolidge Tuesday
after a visit with her father, l. +.
st. Clair of Jefferson City, Mis-
souri,, where she has been since her
husband went overseas. She will
visit her sisters, Mrs. Charles Reed
and Mrs. A l.. NOVEL; of Coolidge
and Mrs. w. c. Truman Of Flor
ence.
OMrs. Pearl Mullins was a dinner
guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
c. G. Weinhold on her birthday
Wednesday evening.
OMrs. Minnie Carter of Lawton.
Oklahoma. left Wednesday for her
home after a visit with her sons.
l.. E. Long, Glenn M. Carter. and
Chester L. Carter.
0Mrs. NJ. L. Talla left Wednesday
night for Long Beach, California,
where she will spend several
months with her daughter, Mrs
l.. c. Bennett, nee Barbara Talla.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

son. Benny, Major Nat Halpern and
Capt Heneman. Mrs. Landy, the
Mirkin's daughter, spent the week
end with them.
DRayford Bonner of Los Angeles. a
former Coolidge resident, wrote his
mother, Mrs A. V. Bonner, that he
has been promoted by Lockheed
Aircraft. where he has been en-
ployed for some time, to instructor
Tor the making of B-29 parts.
1Mrs. Harvey Park erson and
daughter Anna, of Phoenix, stopped
here for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Parkersons mother, Mrs. Mamie
Dunbar, before going to Richmond
California, to join Mr.. Parkerson
who is employed there in defense
work. The Parkersons will make
their home in California for the
duration.
0Work was completed Saturday or
an office for Fred Sowell in the-east
front corner of his garage on Coo,
lidge Ave. The office he formerly
used will be added to the Sowell's
living quarters ad djoining the
garage.
9Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Moore and
Mrs. r. w. Proctor, all of Cotton
10 NJ
of Rialto, California, arrived here
Thursday to visit Mrs. Moore:
brother, J. T. Preuit. Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. Proctor are his neices.
0Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Storie re
ceived word this week that his
nephew, Merrell Hembree. had beer
killed in action. He Is the son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Hembree ol
Ventura, Calf, who made theil
home in Coolidge for one year II
1886.
ONed Palmer, who will leave Mon
day to report for army induction
was guest of honor at family din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Vensel Wednesday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
Vensel, Cpl. and Mrs. Don Parker
the Ned Palmers and their sol
Sgd. Mrs. Palmer and sgd will
make their home with Mr.. Palmer"i
mother. Mrs. Pierce Vensel, aftel
he leaves.
oMr. and Mrs. Will Hodges spen
Saturday in Phoenix. where Mr.
Hodges attended to busines while
Mrs. Hodges and the children visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Carrie Mahan
OCecil England was thrown from
his horse at Coolidge cattle load
ing pens Monday afternoon and re
ceived a severe head cut. He wa
taken to Florence Hospital were
stitches were necessary to clos,
the wound. He returned to his home
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23
Ned PalmerS Hosts
For Spanish Dinner
On Saturday Night

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Palmer were
hosts for dinner at The Spanish
Kitchen Saturday evening. Guests
met at their home before going to
dinner. after which dancing fur
nished the evenings entertainment.
Guests were MIR. and Mrs. Cecil
Collorett, Mr.. and Mrs. Collie Pat
rick, Wallace Patrick, all of Casa
Grande, Charles Whitlow, NM l /c,
and Mrs. Whitlow of Florence, Cpl.
and Mrs. Roy Wales, Cpl. and Mrs.
Abe Margolin. Sgt. and Mrs. Dor
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

eMrs. A. l.. Trout, whose right
arm was broken in a recent auto
mobile accident, returned to heI
home from Florence Hospital We'd
nesday. She is reported TO be do
ing all right.
0Dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Mirkin Sunday even
ing included Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Cohen, daughter, Madalyn, and
Mrs. Irwin Landy, all of Phoenix
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohen and
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23
Desert Womans Club
Sews For Red Cross

The Desert Womans Club is
scheduled to meet at the home of
Mrs. Leon Thompson today for an
all-day session of Red Cross sew
ing. Now that the surgical dressing
room is closed club members are
spending the time previously given
to rolling bandages. for Red Cross
sewing. Each club member will
bring her lunch in a paper bag.
There will be no pot luck lunch, as
all the time possible is given to
sewing at the Red Cross meetings
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23
Valentine Party
For wow Juniors

A Valentine party was given by
members of Woodmen's Circle for
the Juniors on Thursday afternoon
at the Womans Club. A large crowd
attended. Mrs. Young Veazey and
Mrs. Sally Harmon were refresh
ment chairmen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23
Woodmen Circle
Holds Food Sale

A successful pie and cake sale
was held by members of Woodmen
Circle on Central Avenue Saturday.
Mrs. Madge Shaw was general
chairman of arrangements. She was
assisted by Mrs. Monroe Moore and
Mrs. Teresa Ford.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-Lot 8, Block 4, near
tracks. All offers considered.
Polly Palmer, Box SO, Ray.
f23-2tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-Model l. Case tractor,
good condition. Phone 11g-R4 or
see at Chandler's Store.
F16-2t-p
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

PART TIME bookkeeping for busi-
nessmen, ,ranchers, farmers. Tax
reports, financial statements. R..
M. Bond, 426 So. Main, Coolidge.
F16-5tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

REAL ESTATE LOANS-6% Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
Property. 8. C. l. D. or Pump
Water. See C. NJ. Betterton, 79l
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

man Bryce and Miss Beulah Bryce,
all of Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-One 80 H. P. Case sta
tionary motor, practically new.
F-12 Farmall and cultivator.
Phone 377-R2. B. J. Fletcher.
F23-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-Case hay baler on
steel. $5OO.OO. knight & Watson
Dairy, phone 135-R11
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE-1928 Oldsmobile coupe,
good tires. See A. V. Bonner,
miles east and 4 mile south
of Coolidge. F23-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

AN AUTOMOBILE-Can be painted
with Nu-Enamel for only $2.95.
Ask us for suggestions on two
tone painting. Coolidge Electric.
10/N-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

GUERNSEY BULL SERVICES. 90
at ranch; $500 delivered. Daisy
Dairy, Phone 284. F2-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR SALE or TRADE-1938 Ply
mouth sedan, good condition. For
better car or property. Phone
278 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR RENT - Unfurnished house
Three rooms and bath. On Pima
Ave. See Mrs. T. ]. Rowe. 1tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

HAY FOR SALE - $500 from
stack, $24.OO from barn. A. L.
Bartlett, Phone 173.
F2-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

GUERNSEY Bull Service. Sired by
Gosselt's Royal Bull Also boar
service, from Arizona University
stock. Phone 377-R2. B. +.
Fletcher. F23-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23
Want Ads

FOR SALE - Three-room house
with bath, lot fenced in, plenty
of shade. First house east of
Coolidge Oil Company. phone A.
S. Addington, 2OS-J2. F23-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

DRIES IN ONE HOUR-Nu-Tone
Flat Wall Finish, made by the
makers OF Nu-Enamel, enables
you to decorate quickly and eco
nomically. Paints the average
room for only $2.9S. F2/tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-02-23

FOR RENT-Two furnished houses.
Call Mrs. Craig at 227-R3. 1tc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
JURY LIST In
CIRCUIT COURT
DWINDLES AGAIN
ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN REMAINED OUT OF
100 THAT HAD BEEN DRAWN
LAST WEEK

Sheriff Berlin sawyer and
Deputy Will Archer met with
a similar condition in trying
to serve POO Key Westers for
Jury duty in circuit court. a.
had been in the case when
a venire of go had been
drawn.
The sheriff and the dep
uty found that some Of the
men had left town. others
were still in the army an
a few had died. They sue
ceded in serving us. bat
only 80 0f them remained
after Judge Aquilino Lopez.
JT.. in his office before court
was convened. had gone over
the list.
some men were excused bg-
cause TREY were fireman and 9TH
the limit COG jury dutCs. some be-
cause they were lrcmu and 9th
sr foT phvNcsl disability
a jury Be- bging chosen i.ow the
80 g. serve in thc ease nt ulst ac-
gree murder against Frank Wi
liam, negro charged WItr fatally
stabbing another negro Aith an
IggTlck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
SEEKING ENTRIES
FOR BIG PARADE

GeFad Saunders. c0-Chanlnan
Il tnc committee arranging for
the Navy Dsy parsde here neat
Saturday said today thai he
and other members Il the COM
mittoc are irving 90 contact al
KEY WCsicrs. Who have returned
home after having fought IN
World War n. 90 have them head
the farsdc. of which Captain W.
l. p Robcrts viii b. grand
marshal
Captain Robcrls. Who was :
lieutenant IN the loCal company
81 the National Guard when tins
country entered the var served
four wears I1 the United States
Army.
Among the battles IN which ~
partlCI atcd were those at kWa-
ialein. in the Marshalls- Saipan.
~ the Marianas and Leytc. "a
the Philippine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
TWO DEFENDANTS
TO BE ARRAlGNED

JEFF Washington Little - and
Ernest Fersnt. 81. Who engaged
tn O knife cutting affray Octuber
S on Fleming street. rear ere
entrance Ca the Nasv Yard. all
b. arraignsd tins afternoon ~ s
% clock nsf1rp Peace Justice Ira
Aihurv
Justice Alhurv SAID tadsv 3D. 30.
So fs- as b. has teen able o.
20 learn nniv one knife AS
used. hut one man had a deep
81 an ms left srrr and The
other a cat under his heart Bath
we're taken 60 the Kcy W
General Hospital o. hs held f1r
~ siEnws-t con their recovery
The story vas tnst the fasu.
one of uham Wa o. bsass K.s
~ cst. Orf.h.r s bad lad =
guudge e long standing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
DE CAULLE GROUP
WINS MOST SEATS
In ELECTION HELD
GENERAL WON lee SEATS
AND WILL CONTINUE As
HEAD OF PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT

PARIS. Oct. 22.-With all
returns practically counted
today in the French election.
the popular republicans. sup
porting General DeGaulle.
won l46 seats: the cOmmun-
ists. l42. the socialists. I43.
AMI all other parties. lO7.
The vote o. continue DE
Gaulle a. head Of the pro-
yisiOnal government until a
president and premier are
chosen next April. was re-
ported a. overwhelming"
During the seven months .
committee, representing al par
ties. win draw ~ a new consti-
tutior The most outsfanding
change vill provide foF tn ele--
fipn of president and rnembcgs u
the senate by popular vote
As 20 party has a majority. Il
eas stated that the rev regl71,
HIu he @ coalition government.
iThc ieffis's showed compare
t1t,ly ht'ia strength ~ Luxcm-
rourg. On'y fite communists
vsrc elected yesterday while ths
Christian liberals gained q eeatsy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
CUNBOAT CUBA
COMING HERE
WILL BRING MANY GOVERN.
NENT REPRESENTATIVES,
ron NAVY DAY

II has been unofficially
announced that the Cuban
Gunboat Cuba. with rep
resentatives OF the Cuban
government on board. will
leave Havana or Friday
night for Key West. for the
purpose Of taking part in
Navy Day celebration here
OF Saturday. October -.
The vessel all also bring over
q Marine Band. and also a base
bail team. besides q coniing NJ 81
sailors who Will take part m the
big parade g. bs staged IN NAVY
Day. and Nhich wiil b. partiCi-
pateu IN ~ various other organi-
fatiuns. including the Army. Navy
and othtt branchss ii the United
States government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
us. Government Plans To
AID Key West Science Club
haFmas gHheT OFKaniza-
tsns To Encourage
NmlMFs CD Dfletn'
aaKmmEam

wAsfalNGTON. Oct. "a.
- @aswnl 81 whmi is ap-
NmsMmfN ~supeF-seience
go hms smfiasmred the gov
ssmm@mi sd warious orWani-
NmaMas e. wnnewrnwe youth-
- maemAswFn 81 sct~nc~ cluhs.
$500 - whtsh m heated len
- @nsi. a wma learned to-
60
- wamal Femww otr scien-
49, tak~aa $50 Dr. Van-
as~ss Haah. SISTED scientist
umw wmkama for ths govern
$3.50 fhs reai ceiling on
asWa2 psn6nrtion. Ne
$50 - #tkm nassahur az train
e# - emfhata mwmalnble
ftmie mf America.
~ fhe KeF West
affIaatnd Wuuid ina
afrh amuHH fuuuR
fkuNh furmuiat-
I fiuhs and an
huiarahips 60
a. nEaiIalsif tn hinh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
PARENT-TEACHER
GROUP TO MEET
FLORIDA CONGRESS or UNIT
TO ASSEMBLE AT DAY.
IONA BEACH

Twcuty-eight states have
been covered by Mrs. l.. ".
Hughe~ national PIT. A.
inst tioe-presiient. in behalf
"a educational progress with
ne state Of Florida incTeas-
ing the number when she at
tends the convention Of the
Florida Congress 0f Parents
and Teachers November 6-s
81 nhytona Beach.
She Will speak al the an
nual banquet On the topic Of
KEYS 90 Tomorrow" ard
will assist in the presidents
conferences to be conducted
by Mf~ Walter ~ Beckham.
tate president. Of Miami.
o. T,nnessee Mrs. Hughes be-
Nan hef professional career m
@helhs courts where she vas .
frat hrf the superintendent 90
anlr e.huu. president ~ tina
Tgnnrsss. Public Schuol Officer
Asasrtatian and president ct
Wet Tennessee State Tcachers
AasusIaflun
Parent fesrhcr offices include
ere PRESIDENCY of the Arlington
aasoelaiiun the county council
and the Tennessee cungress. r.
thr national CunErcss she was
gfeas1eni ~ the State Pfcsl-
dsnts Conference. membership
chairman and member un nun
sr@afs sEectal cummittees
Daring the terms az tao pref.
aenfs Nn HuEhes vas invited
ia atiena White House confer
enles au ths welfare of children
lHher efoups Wlfh which she
HHfked as natunaI PTA rrpt.
sensitive Hf.. fnr Children s.
hareaH pu1Hr Health Nuf1-r
-Hf N#fHuaI CauEfes- ai C.'wrI
FH..f. uI T.a.H,f. 90. y
Safety t.na..s and fn.
s Department. ~ ~iaf. g..
~ ~ Dmn.tnr Oak
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Gent Macarthur Head
quarters Was Inferm-
ed Of Proposed Plans
Today

TOKYO. o<t. 2z-Em-
peror liiEohiso will - saFip-
ped Of msny Of his pe~~ss
BY the new eonslilnlsoa The
japanese esbinss - dFawinm
up. Gensrnl MaeAFsAmFa
hesdqaaEt~vs was imaosnsd
today.
Many of The arhsarasy
powers that enspeFoxa ef Ias
pan have exercised fex e@ns
turies viii be takwn grusn
Hirohiao and gisen 90 lie
diet, the eabinei asserted.
The cabinet also sald that
the gigantic Japanese CO..
porations. which played tn.
portant role. N the var. ags
being Systematically diaols
ell. Regarding the PROPOSED
new constitution. maefWbefa
at the cabinet stated thH
their greatest difficulty waa
im dealing With prBxisimg
that will conceFu the army
AMI the navy.
General Ma Arthur sued
another directive todas eof
corning the modeFuIEatipa
II the Japanese public p =
system. lie said thmt az -
orators IL a military tufm -
mind must b. removed frufm
the tearhine fasultis lhut
more emphasis muei - pai
on % imur freesiuHss BE h
hool bool and sra
BE- placed ou TIE wat 81
tsruaiional prage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
BOOKS
AGAIN

Your friendly Key West bs0k
shop Which hes he'd. IS many
q y0a know. q bit more than
as due share 81 fame amonq
small town BOOKINGS will
Be open and on tire io5 again
this winter
By wsY q reminding eur ed
Cust9neFs end tniroaucanz
ours Ives % mere recent 80
rtvala here is what we will
ofieF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Books For
Your Home

An unaEusllY god collection
q '-wofkinu books Scr re
hcma will inclade cook looks.
marriage manualk. books en-
interior decoration. sud house
hold Uroblems. as well IS Ire
latest books % sid Y3u -
planning - build or ~l-aE eel
your homo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
salt Water Books

Tor the out-cf 8o7rt KeV
Nester our stock will ~ lu3e
ln edition 20 the usual books
On navirrtion end anahis
0oof titles on shiu ~7odsi
b ildina. on old shius. an1 en-
baa aaFne fishina Two vel
titles or small baai bulds11
nay tempt vou
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Rental Library

Oar hbFarv Will oiier every
fetcnt book q fiction and
mof' % tire good non hcton.
- rentals % s. per day for
the most popular and 9c per
osT for less recent books A.
usasi cur Unique system Of
shsrin3 the profits vail make
q 8 7ssible for You 20 buy any
hGcE al re lik larry a. . prica
thaf 8etA loWeE wtfh each
rental.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Emperor HirOhitO WiNLQSeMaIy
OfHBPOWes IN E!eG jaeSetup
Zl[Zl[Zl(s
STETTINIUS PLANS
REPORT COVERING
UNITED NATIONS

WASHINGTON. oxi. IA
Former Secretary Of State
Edward sisttinius will re-
psEl late today o. t0moErow.
20 Psas4ioent Truman about
the prcgrsss that has been
made In the organixation Of
the United Nations. IL was
announced todsy.
President Trumsn Il sehed-
ulea 20 send Q message 20
conSress toEnoErcw ahout
peacetime military training.
kepcFts resolved here TO-
day on the strike situmflon
Showed that the nnmbss cl
sfrskeFs hes been rsaueed .
2os.ooo. the lowest during
this nonth.
Neat Thursday workers 81
General Meters viii vote On
whether or not 10 sirikss the
neat day ChrVstlsr ernploY-
ers will ballet. and Ford
workmsn will consider the
question on November 7.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
New Fiction and
Nom lotion

Despite papsr shoFtages. we
have manssa5 50 Ter . keep
an unusuailY good selection Of
currenf books On ear sales
snelves- While We cannot
promise 20 have the bosk you
want sverv time you come N.
we can say that everything .
thorousa know ledse Of car
business can DO % KEGS yoa
happy will be done
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
ANNOUNCE DEATH OF
WILLIAM II. PRIME

Mrs. William G. Cawsro of
White head street is in receipt IT
news frum Miami announcing ths
death e her step-faihcf William
II prmc. in that rlty YESTERDAY
Funeral SERVICES ere haiuR
held in Miami ia.. af,.r .en
Nj Iuws fuFmtrN fsd %
ky Me- nui haa hren rrakfrE
hes homo n Niawl i ss
wears
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Reprints

Vel have aood selection Of
reprints % fsc 81 81 % sna
81 81 ts whats moFe. care
iul quantity baYlna all g.
sure vour finding the besi e.
the limited reprints on ouE
shslves Iona after they have
gone out OF stock IN most
stores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Books For
! our OungSleT~

OR vosn1 folks department
hes Wtthsto1d WBF strains lar
Erssin7iY sell Slsrtina 81 So
49, skEn& 90 car Sc. re mrst
rr0h8@nns withsaf too mauca
stFstn on YouF r9~kN q K.
and with what we fhink You n
aaree ere me incest b-rks
FiIn svBilsblc on the chissrs1s
Ensrket
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Art Books

Ihsreu be . so0d collection
Ct books both On the ieEnnlaue
81 aFt and Of rsproducflons--
TIE latter inclu1ins some ssY
csrtoon books This winter
shouts see fhe rssumption of
imports Of English and EuE5
Pesn repro3uCiions. and a.
they GENE in. You'u flna the
best Of them on cur shelves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
\ Friendly spot
To Brow "a

WhstheF YOU want % buy
beck. rent o b3ok tax ab11.f
eooks. o iust browse N Beses
- hose Y7uu find cur h-p
cfieFs pa urobfrauve wel-5r1r
The revere Of 5roWsers vsll
not Be broken bv sales tex.
but q friendiv cigarette sn5
spot Of htersrY s9ssap al
aeen equally IN place
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22
Bibles ind Dictionaries

Vel carry bath cathol ard
?rcie stsnt Bibles snd re .Tio1s
books There o be . fairly
complets line OF Punk an1
Wsgnsli's dicH9naTief. snf
good Fss9rtment Of lletionaFses
ana uFsmmsrs fer Span4sa aaa
Pnftaauaha
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-22

@mn ama@a Press Day Wire
NFxAea mna AP gestures
= Tears Devoted "a the
- intsrwatA of key West
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
Sacred Heart
 Hiqh BoseboII

Nine baseball games, starting to- morrow, five of them at home have been signed for the Sacred Heart High School squad, coached by Roy Duster) Murphy, according to an- nouncement by Rev. John Dial, principal of the east end institution of learning Two western Connecti- cut teams, Washington and Newton; St. Mary's of New Haven, Lewis High of Southington, coached by Joe Fontana, former local City Amateur leaguar and Thomaston High are listed. The final game of the season on June 4 will be played at Muni- cipal Stadium; all other games at Hamilton Park, Father Dial said.
 Schedule
 May 12-St. Mary's of New Haven at home; May IA, Washington (Conn at homs; May 16, NeWtown, away; May Is, Lewis High in South ington; May P, St. Mary's at New Haven; May 25, Thomaston in Thcmaston; May 29, Lewis High at home; June 1, NeWtown at home; June 4, Thomaston at Municipal Stadium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
Virjunes Sweep
 Holland Remotch

Though the first game of thelr team match finished but two pins apart, Virjune Machine duckpinners of this city went on to clean sweep Bridgeport Hollands in a return meeting of team, doubles and singles competition last night at the Mattatuck alleys. Visitors were far below the form they dis played in defeating the "" men from Waterbury not long ago in Bridgeport; while the Holland "ace' that night, George Brown was just another bowler last night on the local alleys.
 Virjunes won the first game 565- 563 and romped in the second to clinch the team match SIS to 581. In the doubles, Eddie SchnitZel and Sammy Zaza were a little strong for Riccio, Brown and Lamastra the V-men hitting 13O 122 - 252 against 108-131-239 while Schnitzel and Zaza rolled 127-116-243 in the second game against IA for Brown, 113 for Lamastra for 227.
 In the singles, Brown missed 100 by two pins rolling a lowly 98 against a hot" 149 by SchnitZel. Brown jumped to 126 in his next game, but Eddie was eight pins better with a 134 to complete the sweep in all three events. Scores: