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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

said the boy. there were a lot of
 brass plates on the doors, and when
 I got to the number you gave, I saw Consultations: II to 12.' The chap next door was offering 'Consulta-
 tions: 10 to I, so knew you'd like the one that gave you the best odds"
 Leon Fleisher, the sixteen-ycar- old San Francisco pianist, will guest on Ford's Friday evening program, Stars of the Future, February 23. Robert Russell Bennett arrangeS and conducts the music featuring the voices of Lawrence Brooks and Frances Greer at 8 o'clock over WATR and the Blue network.
 Fleisher's New York debut in Carnegie Music hall last November was called "the greatest pianistic find of this century,. Wrote the New York Times: (F1eisher) ". at once established himself as one of the most remarkably gifted of the younger generation of American keyboard artists"
 A famous trio gets together with the most talkative member of an- other illustrious threeSome, when the Andrews Sisters play hostess to Groucho, the loquacious Marx Bro- ther, in the Andrews Sisters Show, Sunday, February 25, at 4:30 D. m., over Station WATR, Groucho plans to join in music with the girls, and in comedy with Gabby Hayes, iden- tified by Bing Crosby as "thetalking mop" and Alamo, played by Dewey Markham. Vic Schoen conducts the orchestra.
 Kurt Baum, whose tenor voice has received nation wide acclaim. told the members of the cast of Great Moments in Music" that when he appeared at concert in Fl Paso, Texas, the audience was so struck by the resemblance of his profile to that of the profile ot George Washington. on the U. S. twenty-five cent piece. that one member of the audience promised to commission an All-America opera about George Washington for Kurt.
 Hot on the heels of the Nazi spies. recently captured by the FBI after on the Maine coast, comes the behind-th scenes expose of these international gangsters on "The Panama Canal Mystery, lat est of the Saturday CBS series, "The FBI in Peace and War" The drama Is based on Frederick L. Collins au- book, 'T'he FBI in Peace and War"
 Roy Rogers usually takes advan- ,age of break in his MES rehears- als to do various limitations of birds, and animals. as well as of his fellow entertainers. Recently Roy lid an imitation of horse neigh Ing, whic was so realistic that the studio sound man offered to bow put in Roy's favor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

ing the country's ace female vocal styliSt. Jo promises something special for her presentation tonight, so be on hand for a real treat. Perry Como, the Male Star of To- day, will again offer something old, something new, something bor- rowed, something blue" Blonde Mary Ashworth and the SatisfyerS get into the vocal groove" while Ted Steele and his pleasing music makers offer the tops in arrange mentS.
 In one of its most unusual pro- grammings to date, the WATR- Blue networks March of Time will bring to its microphone Walt Disney and three of his best known celluloid characters-Donald Duck, Joe Car ioca and Panchito-tonight from 10:30 to II o'clock.
 Songs from the new Disney screen cartoon, "The Three Caballeros, will share the spotlight with the three Disney brainchildren, who will be. making their first radio appear ance.
 Marian Anderson, famous concert contralto will make her first visit to the Music Hall program as guest of Bing Crosby, Thursdays, Febru- ary g. Bing and his singing partner, Eugenie Baird, are heard at 9 D. III. over NEG.
 Miss Anderson recently arrived on the west coast in her concert tour. In addition to her regular schedule of appearances the distinguished singer has been playing to service men audiences in camps and hos pitals. One of Miss Anderson'S most requested songs, Some times I Feel Like a Motherless Child" will be her selection on KMH.
 Who was the actor who played the Turkish diplomat in "The Case of the Poisoned Syringe" on the David Harding - CounterSpy' pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Agnes Smedley. foreign corre- spondent and author of Battle Hymn of China" joins Harrison Forman, correspondent just return ed after four years in China, in maintaining that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's attitude is blocking Chinese unity, when Americas Town Meeting" dis cusses the question, How Can Unity Be Attained in China?" in the broadcast this evening at 8:3O D. m., over Station WATR. Lin Yu- tang, author of the new book, "The Vigil of Nation, and Rep. Wal ter H. Judd (R., Minn.) place the blame for the disunity on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22


 Mitchell. on Thursday, Feb. p, at 8 D. m. over CBS Stations. The father tries to protect his offspring when the boy murders policeman, but circumstances develop which complicate the plight of the par ent. After an exciting chase in which complicate the plight of the parent. After an exciting chase in which the father tries to hide his son. the story winds up in typi- cal Suspense" climax.
 Yvette, lovely chanteuse of the night clubs Is guest on Major Bowes' Shower of Stars, Thurs day, February g, WABC-CBS, 0-9: 80 D. m. Yvette and the Major first met in 1886 when the young singer was an ambitious 13-year old am- ateur.
 She sings the current favorite My Heart Sings" 'Je ne Sais Pas and "All the Things You Are"
 Maestro Morton Gould directs the 50-piece orchestra in his special ar rangement of Yankee Doodle" "T'he Very Thought of You" by Nable, the traditional Russian march "Meadowland" and Handy's "St. Louis Blues"
 George Washington becomes an inspiration for Monty Wooley duI- ing The Rudy Vallee Show" to- night, Feb. 22, NEG, 10:30 p. m.
 Realizing that 1t is Washington's Birthday and that he, too, can not tell lie, Woolley comes out with the truth and tells the singer that the service Rudy has been giving him the past weeks is abominable. There will be more than a cherry tree chopped down when Rudy gets his New England temper up and says, That, sir, is lie."
 Jo Stafford, Female star of To- morrow again pays visit to the biggest 15 minutes in radio" when she will gain future vocal honors on the evenings Supper Club stanza. Miss Stafford. who has suddenly come into her own. has been thrilling music lovers the country over and Is rapidly becom-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

gram?" listener wrote to the Blue Network recently. His voice sound- ed strangely familiar" the listener added. And no wonder! For the dip- lomat who Got Killed by Nazi agents ill the Poisoned Syringe" episode was portrayed by Roger DeKoven, who always before had enacted the roles of scheming enemy agents who Did the killing.
 You're right If you think you've detected a new lit in the voice of ViVaciouS Paula Stone, who inter- views visiting movie stars over CBS. The reason? Paula's younger sister, Carol. has just received unreSerVed acclaim from Philadelphia critics following her appearance as the lead in new dramatic play, Dark of the Moon." More proof that the Stone girls daughters of Fred Stone have inherited no small share of their famous fathers ability.
 The Nose is going to be The Mole. Jimmy Durante, starred with Gar ry Moore on CBS Friday nights, has been selected to play the role of The Mole, notorious gangster, in the all-star recording of the comic strip, Dick Tracy for the Armed Forces Radio Service. Bing Crosby will be Dick Tracy, Bob Hope will be Flat top, Cass Daley gets the part of Gravel Gertie, Frank Sinatra, (and this has nothing to do with his draft board will be Shaky, Dinah Shore gets the romantic lead as Tess True heart, Frank Morgan is the choice for Vitamin Flintheart, Judy Gar land will be Snowflake, Jerry Colon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
New York Stations

WABC-Corliss Archer, comedy sketch lG:O0-W IEA Al'-Abbott X Costello, Connie Haines WOR-Dr. A. l.. Sachar WJI-Fred Waring and His Pcnnsylvanians WABC--Thc First Line: Navy program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22


 ma shows up as Chief Brandon and even the Andrews Sisters get in on 1t as the Somers Sisters. It will be an hour-long show and will be sent to all overseas stations serving American troops.
 The premiere broadcast of WOR- MutuaPs new detective series, Agatha Christie's Poirot" tonight from 8:30 to g o'clock. will include n one-minute talk by Miss Christie, whose voice will be shortwaved from London. This marks the first time that the authors voice has been heard on the air in the United States.
 First dramatization in the series will revolve around Poirot'S arrival in the United States and how he Is immediately plunged into baffling mystery when man is killed in the room across the corridor in Poirot's hotel
 Thursdays Gag f-the-Day":
 Out of his collection of favorite stories, orchestra leader Gordon Jenkins unearths the one about the bookmaker who was i'll and sent his small son to tell a certain doctor to call. A different medIco arrived, and later the boolSie asked his son to explain. Well you see, Dad,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

Chinese Communists, who base their refusal to place their army at Chiang Kai-shek's disposal on the premise that the GeneraliSsimo in sists on accepting Red help only if he can control the army, one of the Communists most powerful assets. How Can Unity Be Attained in China?" is a new title, replacing the previous wording of the ques- tion, Whats Wrong in China?" George V. Denny, Jr., is modera- tor.
 Bud Abbott and Lou Costello those latter day George Washing tons who cannot help telling an occasional lie, celebrate Washing tons birthday by renting an auto mobile for holiday trip to Palm Springs dude ranch, in their broad cast Thursday, Feb. g, at 10 D. m., over NEG Stations. In the course of their stay, they round up a huge bill, and as result, put in all their spare time rustling, not cattle but dishes. Freddie Rich and the or chBtra play the hit tune from "Bloomer Girl" "EValina," and Connie Haines sings "Sleighride in July"
 A fathers devotion to son (. even when the yOungSter is clinl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

A fathers devotion to a son {. even when the youngster is crim- finally insane . is the theme of th3 Suspense thriller, John Baybey and son. starring Thomas
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

n" North and East an alley on the
West ami tn" said Barker Street on
tn- South and containing thre.. thou
>and one hundred six t2.l0ID super
ucAl square feet OF Land. more or
less. Improved hy q small TWO and
uh"-h"it story frame dwelling erected
thereon and presently leased unto OS-
rar Marvel at monthly rental OF
sac" pcr month With the understand
ms thar said Tenant shall not be re-
QUlrtd to NaCatt the same until on or
after January !. 1916. Bring thu, sam-
gtItain lot, p'rcr OF, parcel Of land
which Was conveyed unto Virginia
McNair stuart by Harry B Windsor,
IN and hY his certain Deed of Bar
gain ana Sale. dated November Ia.
l"il. and NOW uf record in the Ofiicr
al 'hr Recorder OF Deeds. in and fur
ware. IN Deed Book II +. \. No
ls". Fagc 81. &c.. and which We're
devised ty The said Virginia MCNair
stuart unto Clarence Ioiland stuart
aforesaid. i'm and lay her Last VIII
aud Testament. dated May - 1911. aud
NOM Ot record III the Otiict ot the Reg
i>t'l Ui Wills. in and tur SUSSEX touu-
y. At GrorgrtoWN. Delaware. IN VIII
Book y. e. No. -. pagc Isl &c
t-RMS:-2" per cent Of the pur-
,haSc price viii he demanded on thr
day al sale. and th, remaining ~ per
The Salt Will 10" returned h"tur" ihr
Chancellor al The STATE ui Delaware.
i'll confirmation. in Chambers. III Do
Ncr. Kent County. ptlaWarc. on sat
UrdaA. thu 18th day uf May. \ II 1915.
~ IL o'clock in the forenoon. AT NhIch
TN" and plH'" any party in interest
desiring 10 assert any Objection 10
said sale Wlll h,- afforded an Uppor-
UmitN 10 ht heard
TIN purchaser OF purchasers will h,.
rrIulred TO pay the costs and rNptnSr>
al thu deed or deeds The deed ur
deeds Will not hc delivered. however.
Unti after the sab, shall huVr been
approved and confirmed 10y ih. Cham
,r!lor OI thr State OF Delaware. ~
Hiur-Nald.
THE MILFORD TRl' ST COMPANY
Executor and Trustee / W ot
Clarence Lutiaud Stuart. dvccaS-
ed
Houston Wilson. \ttorney ltr
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

NJ IL" /. ". tE.. W. II
The i"j!oWna d.+cr!t,d Real E,-
tate. tu-Wt:
All that certain ,ract. piccr or par
eel OF land situate. LYING ard being
IA Milford Hundred. krnt County and
stat" OF lprl"MHr. sa'd tract l"mIs
Ippi oNniats ~ l.n"U fr,l wr>I of th,
n.tel*,ctuu al tine q II'uni Boulevard
and North Walnut Street in the city
OF MIlfOi q. bound 4 aS fellows:
ca, tin east hN lands Uf Albert
Kirk. on tn" ", 81 ~ a dIIt road. th,
~ II sd" Il which rum, parallel with
lands OF y I;usScn ltubhil1>. uu thu.
Mouth Icy anoth'r dIIt road. tn, en-
tIanc" IL which is htIW,rn lands oG
Carl Scar hone ouEh and lands Of Albeit
Kirk and which heads NJ Ia and h,.-
.und tir iirSj tu' nl,Onrd dirt road.
ana ON the south 10y lands Of y Rus
>'ll Robbins. COn;aInn% apprONIm
~ iiitr, n (lhD acres Ui land, hr the
,anc more or less, and being lhr
same lands and premises conveyed
unto the said William l.. Morgan. JT..
ma GcorE, :. jester 10y deed of q.
IA, ni'r>Um Davis hearing date the
eighth daH OF March. y. II: 1"4l. and
II record IN the Recorder Oi Deeds at
Dover in Deed Book O. Volume IT..
The imprONrnl, ntS thereon hrinS Il
lr"->toIy frain" live stock sales huld-
my. and a unr-Story frame office and
restaurant building.
S,iZtd ard taken in execution rs
tn" property uf William H. Morgan.
Ir. MarcriI T.. Morgan. Grurr,. =.
Jester and Marian VI. Jester, aud viii
ln sold 10y
FRED NJ. WILLIAMS. Sheriff
Shcrin'~ Office. Dover, bel
Issued Aprl Il. lH41. a27-2i
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
SATt RDAI. MAY l9, 1915
vt O\E O'CLOCK T. NJ

it.. .ultor lia-
ll\E Room HOl -. ..l,ctrIr. nun
lta" M:d'i nd = piactic.llN nov }ti-
IloU SEIiOIID GOODS
'i"o't .-i.l'o'- INjne room suit. mar
'fi'. i,H -l'ld. >,-N,I..- iuckrr~. md
,t'lr. uini-, lamp titl,. l.up>. radio.
'irhIH. stand. coffee tahlr. IaulriS
'Ha.t, I"'tt,it'.>, y ANmu~trr
'It+. l"'- 'u:.Aoh.uu rug. linul,un
na'I 'l'''f. ~td. huarj r1r-War stu
d}u couch. also i-lltcA studio cover.
'i"'k. -'Nrial scatter ruG~. Estate. oil
miI't-t. oil Couh stove. ,.NItu-luti Ia
',t' -i\ dTLlr- room chains. St"tl cab
a't da\ h'd aud uiatll,S>. ic, .uoltr
'""'lIr Mons, = ironing boards
+. -'r>. CoukulA utensils. SWcrI-r.
""urh. 'a"tal l"d. hur-au. > wash
lt"d~. "eli nd. clothes t,...
f'alE'l tod~. s.N.Ial pillows bed
."Hl1 lo'k,l~. Iolch swing. porch
.nrh'!.-. Gl.~> elitl,.. >,.Ntt:l .,.lr,.nS
'"r,. r"ve pin, or, 5"-g -gaion dIuu
"t uIu +, folD. several Other .ttlcl,,
IT." Nfafu, .ol. a. al,utirl
II.I,\'~ CASH
ROSE EMORY
NNIE WILKINS
frltN + HENIt\E
NN\N II NNI,NT MT =
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

0NT.T S'H'N-N- N01'E.F NTO|,T -'-N
'9.!i'}. t> 't' a,l" T. f. l>a.r~ a.a
sons ~i"Wh"" l;",'i i."colr.. Irl
r2o-"I
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Household Goods
will otf"r at Public Auction on
SATURDAY, MAY 5th, 1915
At ONE O'CLOCK

NJ pNt. O'CLOCK l.. Vi.
Rain or Shine
NJ my home farm oi th,. ninr-toot
road l'adIns nom T. ltun To Sand
town. SlN miles west of Fcton. Drh
Warc, the follow ing:
HOU SEHOl.D GOODS
Clothes Trees, Iuckvr>, many
chairs. l;tddcI-h.tck chairs. Stuui~
and benches, , n-dIriu,. cabinets. old
trunks. cuIhidr EaS lrou and stoves,
wash bowls and pitchers. jugs and
rnljohuS. old ituu cooking Vessels
nat irons, several very old oil lamps
oil lamp brackets. pictures and
frames, : small writing desks 3 iron
beds. wash stands. towel rack deer
horns. stands mirror. baskets child,
rocker. cots. folding chairs. four pos
ter beds brass cuSpidor. quilting
frames. hook ease and many other
artlcl's loo numerous To mention
Most of them 1utlqut>.
Thrrr VIII also u" offered for sal"
"a Myers water pump ana / 81 II t.
gasoline motor and 800 gallon iron
water tank.
TERMS. CASH day uf sale
ALBERT -. WAREI:N
i'rltu'l. prl
VIM. Mouta"u'. Auctionc,r
i.alph Spence. CI,rk. ~, ~
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
CLON Err HAY = 80 Tons

l.u@luh C'ui,i Wa. M.l s." 'ul -.l,.
when tr.GN 60 u"l'.. Cl,.;,u aH vlu>-r.
i'lto. ridog ruW T. l.. ki"tH. Gl,,,-
Wtod. I'Ic.t 2iu%. u1u-ll
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
TUESDAY, MAY 18th. 1915
tONNENCING VT Ia O'clock \ VI
Ram ur Shine
lht lnliuWl luE:
I\FIN -s'rht'I,
LIVE STOCK

IL = = ~ N
Thlr, hrad al TIM horses. Mollir
i.HN MaIr. - Years old. weight lluu
5otud>. rrucc. daIk brown hor-c :
N,,,I~ "lu. NrIs.ht lluU pounds: Ming.
u.tlH hI"Wu h"l-c. Wears uld. Zoo
I,ouId-
NINE HEAD or MILK COWS. ages
l,ou > To- 10 Nr;tl.. All uIlk good TWO
tIulst,Ins, Years old; hrrf,r. >
.,aI- uld. rllkIue. Ayrshire. years
old; l rrd Gov. ; yrar> old; red COW.
't.H1- 81" GUERNSEY COW. | years,
old: one Guernsey COW. \ years old ::
.,' tt,,'h COW, 10 H,ntS utu.
FARM MACHINERY
Eiudrr, good drlll. l2-diSk. used /
Noal-. nIuut" @ptradrr. u&ru one
season corn planter > wheel harroWS.
..u.it., pIuW. pllNrr No. Ia. TWO No. IL
OllNrI pl"W~. pillow. walking har-
ruM>. lolI't. hay rake. mower, =
W.l&"rl:;, = r:tcka. ll;,m, | HAT rack. {:
SITS 10Y" hdrl"@~ sets rhan har-
ur>~, 5 hrtdlra. ) collars ; haltrrs.
foul ut al hIud~ ilucs. ShuNtlS and
Gurk. U;Ilnd~t"ur. Whr,linlruW. > sets
ul duuhl" Iclu~. ladder. - foot; |
lN'. W"di;r~. U'n GLOSS cut SAW.
-uah. trees. duuhl. trees. 3 hur&,. and
| hol 49, trrre, l"E CHAINS. Bur
Uurh~. com ~h, llrI bloch and fan.
"ur Eltd ptrr~.
DAIRY UTENSILS
rhl,c hurkct~ / >rrainrr. / rlectrl,
,pulyr. used II months, milk cans
a. tuii- st -cutll clover hay. Other
.llt,lre Iuund on u Well equipped
I.lu
mon SEnOln GOODS
some household goods, including y
NtId~ uI laE carpet. | rhIld'S desk and
,hiu. maple ll\ine room suite. | ode
-uIl \lrtrul:i | old bookcase.
,hlua closet cook table. metal Cahi-
t,,t. sutu, III, hes and otucr things toe
numerous tu mention.
TIlNS CNSll day of sale
EpW UOLLEGlER. Owner
bI.ktI~ou Bro, Aurtuncrrs.
IhunlI. Chambers, Clerk. ma III
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
SiIJ RDAI, MAY II. 194-
Vt ONE O'CLOCK T. VI. SHARP
i;;tin rr $hinr
III following articles.

:! ONE DtlOt n i. VI SHARP
i;:in ~ S;hinr
+ follow I'M. articles.
LIMO, rugs. carpets. lot of other
'DHt. o"Ntr'ng. iNn!nSIcr IlGS. utar-
y nv, large heater stove for wood
81 rusl. ~ p' ri,ct condition. large.
cook stove. nur = hurn,r OIL stove.
\Irtrola AND lot Of tord> organ.
conn It. bedroom SUITE. ! IT, friction
"H !p;t'r. 4 antique chairs and other
tuiqur lunltjrc, ! large antique
lock. lot U1 cooking ate nSilS aud KIT
h'fl lurnItUir. = radios. pictures and
picture frames. .\laddm lamp. several
tai't =. lHIS" mirror. dining room
tahlr and othrr dining room furni-
.t' Lot ~ Valuable books Lot OF
q Is.>. lc, huN. kitchen cabinet.
.h, ~ ot drawers. several oil lamps,
l., d. and bedding. lot of Window
-htd. s. larSr shade and lace cur
ttlu- l3lrN crates. ,Up> and baskets.
l"r' h ~ u>o. iiuIl jars. step ladd, +.
, h}l', -.:W~ and Dth, SIMS and ear
o., 'i'vl tool. sprinkler WoodcI stove
18th .,.,:trI\. rhum>. lew and us, q
=" udoN sash with glass. quilting
,Isitl,.. ti.~ti,S. ScNthr and other
tirt,.= tnu ulnurruu.- 10 lutlItiUu
'rI.Lhi$ 81, SALE CASH.
ROSCOE & MEATHEEI.Y
p.,kri~u" Bros. \uctiontrI>.
=, "l"c \ Morrison. Chrk. lnll-"tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We weld and Mend

O1y-acetylrne Wedding, Cutting
and Brazins. We Specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators Ma@u"to4
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
sfArLEf Ilt%TlI:. Proprietor
Phone 3>7
One block east of First National
Bank. J22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
Good Living Room Suite FOl

S\LE- NluOEt nov. tUIT Sprlng COM
..trucl.ou Wilkes Furniture. u Wal
uu street. Milford. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
{ tRD 0i THtNk%

! wish 10 express my thanks and
appreciation /" ny iative~. friends
and nel2hbolS tot he heauIiful
fi""erS. lhe u%o 81 Ihru ears auu
cofiSollne l"ttc.- ~: "IHcd durin-
th" illness ami death ni my nus
band
Vic. BESSIE. j.. FISHER
IL III
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
tDNI\INIRATUR'< NOTICE

All p"rsons indebted to the rs
tat" 81 John 4. Eljd2hail are hcrc-
by notified 10 Srt'l" thvjr claims
On "r before Octoh,g I>t. lH;5. and
I'll tAos" having claims against the
Estate are hereby tuti.Ird to p.--
sent lhsir claims. duly atrtatcd. on
or L"fore Octot,r ISL. 1918.
The FIRST NATIONAI. BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Milford. IDriaW1rt
a. Administrators.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
iot A\ SAVE SUGAR

ana money buy buying Tie delicious
tam" syrup in gal size. ~ Ii. cans.
I'F only t'c. Hearth club bakin-
l'"" d"'. regular sine. special thj,
"'' h. "c lin" creamery butt.r.
N''''fSHGs. lar-" size. 2%c. Octa2on
Wet toll"' scm Sc. baked Deans.
- can. special. 10 4.t q good cup
"I 'oii"' Try Noltco Coffee fresh
crackers and cakes every week ,
'"Hd"f. canned conn You money
MIA t"allY 20 tarthr. by dealing ~
>IEN ARDS MILFORD
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
WANTED
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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
SATI RDAl. MAY 5th. 1913
NJ ONE O'clock + VI
i.' .: St4,,.
.' .Ha,N .'G
IIOI oEIIOLn ,iN0hS

~ ''\t T. - l-''t ~ / VI
t,' e.: St.:l-
~. .au.W..e.
lOj >EHoI.n GOODS
TN, t'-i'..Hl Suites. h.d,t.,d .
- ~i@.a--. uattIt>>. wash
4"'-' ~''. '''fttt'I h-c. some pillows
t2 ''--''..~. iut az window shades
-':t.' 'atf"f .t'a las> ami SOM. pic
.i-.~ on 4.,utatur. meat grinder
-. 3..''.u- tIau,.>. 3 clock. nr.
.',.sa'-. '.ai ~'uN-. ! wood heater
;. .''' u,. cook stow. good E>;af,
tt':,ie.t stow. organ. several
-'+is'0. 'l i#ek. several lamps. |
'"..s' -'"'t 'ttsi-. rocker chairs. !
-.....e..id. good >,Wlns Iuachir,. ,
..<t,'.~.ou t.,'l,.~. ] drop-loaf t#hi,. >
Zoo" ..'".' .au Id1S. l"t> ut dlSh->
+.t~-" .tt'-. lot~ uid pans. ;.urluu,.
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toe. iu"i chest ana tools ! good
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t''.3 corn IatIt't. pitcher top pump.
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TEItNS CASH
Mrs HARVEY - CLIFTON
Owner
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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
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