davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
Die uS5Deltia"
miro OeMtliM

MoSfal - Gie oS5peitin" En-
fl6rte bier, SAB Sron leine Snnen.
unO auBenpoIitif ditoern miiile uno
mari Der 3eeierung bon Sron Dor,
0ab Tie w1breno oeS 9rieges Die ytar
5iS beeiiuitiet bobe uno idloB nit
0eii Bortcp:
is ltegt flor naf Ser SonO, OaB
cine 0ortiebilng Ser YoIitif Der reat.
tpndren areiie au elmer 8erlddr-
fnng Der Gage fibren fam. Inter
6en politii6eu 6iibrern SronS gibt
es niht menige, iuelde Die gtotipe1s
Oiofeit elmer Aenoernng Der BOlitif
~unarfenen. @ieie N%enOerungeu lie
gen int Sntereiie OeS irunii6en SOl.
les"
9oS Bfatt ertIGrte, 0aB Sran oers
I1itnlt 6abe, meme Irbeitergeieee 81
ertailerL Die nOtigen Geformen in Der
2anoDirtNd}aIt 0urtauFiibren nro
Die Groge Der Minoritoten 81 loierL
mas aud sic propiit5 4Ierbeioihnn
bernnl1Bt babe, eilte alttorlolfte Jte'
gieruiig 5it prpffnmieren
gs iDiir0e 6nrouF bingepieiet, bob
0ie foidiltifnen ltmtriebe in Srar
&uBIanO %ge8piingen bitten. feline
Grlippen ifon int Auguit 1871, al
10 einiae Dtonote Dor Dem britilf-
rnIiiid. iraniiden 8ertrog, in Sron
einriidett al Inlien, neil onS 2ano
unter einem frilberen 8ertrag nit
Mosfou. .niemaIS 5t elmer Boiis
fir einen Angrift ouf Die Sofpiet-
union tper0en ioute".
@aIbington - 0nd Der @tittei-
lling bober 8eamter miro @ODnro
Gtettinius 6ie Snitruftion erbaIten,
am Murtag ieoer 8entiibung Der
EnIiett, Die ironiihe Sodje i'm Si-
derbeitsrat al peri6Iepepn, at OPP
p%onieren.
Collie 0ieie Sroge niht iaon
um Mpntag ailis Eappt fomulen, 10
iuGre 6os mir Dem l1mItano 81 ban.
FEN. OoB Der Not gum eriten Msale
in SEN 8ereinigten Staaten tdet
ilto 6ober bel 3eit nit 8egrii-
Bungsdniprnden bon Sefret0r Bur-
mes un0 oroeren Beomten pergeben
gS lit olio iebr pob1 moglif),
onB man crit ont 9ienStng OH oas
berntttreteft miro.
90 bic Mnlerifoter altf elmer 10.
fortieen Mftion OeS Stats belteben,
befolIen lie Itf ouh nit Der Wog-
ooB bic ironiihe Hegierung
ruifihem 9rud Der SCRIBE
ruilg Inn @erifIepprng nndgeben
10 Sem StafOplnft Der Imeri-
Toner SEN Boocn entaieben f0nnte.
g6oIem 9rnnt, Der 5efretdr Der
iraniiden Botidnft, CAB inOefien I'M
Sto1tS0epnrtnlert Die 8eritherung
nb, SaB feline @egierurg ouf ibrer
s~gor6erling bebnrren meroe. Die
iraniFdN 0ote iiber Sen SAT- batte
etne pronlpte Mftion berlangt.
8ie grpB Der druid lit, ben bic
olif Sic @egierung in Seberan
lit bier niht gennu befnnnt.
Sin tteuer ruiiiifer 8ohdnfter,
Span SaOditDb, lit loeben in Ee-
berntt etn9etrpffen.
ea
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
SdRpere Gage Ser 5aNen
IN Gi4edcflctrafei

gtilooeIp9io. - 8ie 81. Smrif
Moienberg in einem beutigen SnterDie
d~usfabrse, lit odg 2ebeit fir bic in Der
Sihed)oIlolpafei perbIiebenen $4,000
SuOen tDsgen ser nltiiioiifen Hropn-
gatt6u liiI0 Ser IN BEN lesten iedls
Snbren seoei1 tie ersriffelten MoB-
,tnnten nidt LsiHt. Or. NoienberG, Der
Der td)edaidSen Hegierlltg int 5etre'
toridt tiir boeit M~uBgfbdiiOsI oiiseb0rt
ngt sic Su0en ieien tbrer gelnrtter
Habe berdt1bt iuor0en lif10 obne Mit
tel, Inn ibr 2ehen 81 friiten.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29

BIS lett b1bel 0ie Nllliertet Il
i6rer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fem
9onobnbr. lmt ee1en Ginen neliei
Sttler por5ugcben, iolon9e CT lid
beim Gliibnu ieiner aricgsnafdi
nerte inncrboIb Ger @ren5eti feinei
2ar0eS bdlt.
Gus @roblem mar @egenltoni
oieIer HeSe0ueae III San 6roncisco
ais ole so 21noer Die llge9. Gbortr
obfobten. Gtipos @oIitipes obel
fnm oobei nidJt berouS. Sn oel
Gbarte miro earj brionOers 0el
ll9SO m%iteriost lid I'm Die aiigeIe
gcnbeiten interuer SurisOiftion ir.
eeitoeines Stootes gu mijhen.~
Bon oipIomotiIder Seite pirt
3ligegeben, Sitler bate pieIeidt gel.
teno MAIDEN fonnen, Dob ieine SIT
0enoerfolgungen, 0fe Multiplying Der
@etuerfldaften, oie SdIieBung Sas
&eitStoges ilno oie oIleeneine Be
ifnei6ung Ser peri0nIiden 6reiIei-
ten i'm Teihe innerSeitihe SIngeIe-
genbeiten gelueien ieien.
MnoererieitS je0oh geben iie aud
81. sob Oies Sic eriten Gfritte
9elitidIanos gum &rie8e tpnreH. 4ie
6roge: ,,gAnnn begtnnt Elm 8riee2"
un0 mann fam cine Organization
1pfe 0ie llyeC einidreiten2 Bat Die
imternotioiiaIe 8olitif ifon lett
8enerationen gepIGgt. Sm uften
@0lferbunoe fam es 0oriiber al BIT
3iqen Gebatten, ais Ser 8ertreter
ser Soniets, 9itipinOip, cine be-
itimmte @ntrport oornuf bnber
poIlte. or nnterlag nit ieiltem
Intrnge.
Run lit sic Code ipieoer non
bren3liter geoeut1ing gefporoen.
COS amerifoniide iStoots0eport-
nlent bat. ole @epflogenbeiten bres
Teno, cine MnfIogeidJrift eegeI, Die
9tegierlung aregntiriens Oe%rOffent-
Iidlt. Is 1T Elm $4,000 @otte unl-
falipiloeS 8Iaitbitd) iiber 0ie &oIe,
ueIde argelttinien i'm 5meiten WeIt-
friege gefpieIt bat.
Garin miro bebaltptef, 0oB Die
orgentiniihe Regieralng beriuhte,
eiren mathematician gIof in Giio-
omerifu 5i biIoen; OoB lie op Re=
pollution in goIpien urterltiibte; bdB
iie Gbnlide Elane fir otoere Nnf-
barnrepublifen batte; SoB lie im eiee-
men 2anoe ,,perionIide 6reibeiten
lntepOriidte, 6ie 0emofrotiffen Sn=
ititutionen arfbob un0 Sic @egner
ser terroriitiiden Metbooen per-
folgfe". 6erner miro BARN oas Iet-
te MiIit1ubl,Ogent Argentiniens anu
Ipliert ulo erfl1rt, es lei bns gr0Bte
in Der @eIfidte 0ieies 2o10es.
Nus oil 0ieIen 8riinoer perfidert
oie nmerifaniihen Hegieriil1e, Dab es
ibr unmoglid lei, eiirett MiIitdruer-
trog gu unter5eifnen, Der Die gpgeil-
fpdrtige orgentiniihe Regierung eir-
ihlieBt.
ltno 0ieIes Gofrulent miro ber-
offentlidt om 8ornbenO, ioSuio9er,
elmer @onferen3 Der omerifuniid)en
9epublifen, Die ON is. Npril in Hio
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
sgrofii6,cr @iuf

TnS Ginf16eln pon N1bs tro Wto-
idinenn0oeln lit fiir uiele Graiier
cine miiblotne 9[rbeit. sic miro be
Oeuteao erIeid)tert. iDenit man oiG
N1bnooeln iibet eiltsin apeiBei1 8Enti
9apier eini6beIt, BEL Mdihmetina'
0eln ein ioIdeS binder Ole Hd0elr
A1lt. Gas OhiifEe Nnbelobr bebt lid
BON Dem speiben lhttergruno iebi
6eiitIih ub un0 miro DnSurH befitl
geiebcn.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
patsr m,O scbn

9in1meI, mar na8 eill bartes Stiif
Mrbeit! 3orf- 9ein5 i6I1gt NIT fr1i-
tiseni 8ud Sic Tiire 0eS nellen Sim
coin git rno l1Bt sen Motor nniprin-
gen. 3ufrie0eir IdHelt er iest Dor iih
bin. @nr IS iBnt 0od) gelitngen, lei
men often Serril 5u iiberre0en Sfi9e
icine 9cliebte Srl9e, iiir beute abello
offi5ied nod 0aliie sum @ilen ein-
SrGaOer! 6reiIidl, aae aiinite Der
%betorlf Eatte cr anipenoen miiiien.
mn ben dltell Serrn gefiigig gu ma
den! ShIieBliH ibieu er bod neli-
Bierig ditf 0aS Mdohen g%eporoen
iei1i. ieil NIT 50 5abren liberia
ideito nIgeltolider Batter. @eIhe
@erralnt6eif DON Inn, imnler nu
Dem Alis0rild a5al5crin~ berrm5lts
reitenl MS ob ~6elit5utage nidt ieoes
,iui1ge MdSden iid fiir einen 8prlri
intereH srtel Gb ipObl nod ein anoe-
rer @rHn0 billfer GaterS @inmenoun-
gen itedte2 @r illd)te ia fornIih nod
a~isreoenl
ST. raIiigent Esntpo iaitit Der Wn=
gen 0urh oie breite &dltanienalee Oes
porneNnen GiIlenpierteIs. &arl-Seir5
muB opd Snge Die G~inlaOung parion=
lid ii6erbrillgell, lie uor ibrem Nus
gang nod erreiGen.
Serbert 6rieOniani1, Seniorfei
Ser 6irnio 8rieomalm & So, lett 5
Sabren @itlper. lebnt ieine elegoilte
Gigur beDaglid inn 9s0erfai,teuil lei
mes @ripatblreolls 51riid ullO 5iebt
genieBeriih all iei1ter @abnnilu. gu
0unlnb sic Gel6ifte nit Dem SUM-
een. Sebt lid init ieinen 25 Sabren
pI0slih i'll oen &opf, 6u Issiraten.
Mlog oas Wd0den ieiit, iper uilo fpie
tie modte, Ser 3eitpunft fam ibnl,
Dem 8ater, gafl5 lnio gar 1iht gele-
gen. anSgerehnet iest bringt Der
Slingc cine 3rau ms Snls, alSge-
redlliet .ieBt, no er ieIbit 6euer ge-
fdtgen baftel Sdone @eidJidte OoS,
Better ul10 @obn Goppelbud)jeitl @e-
Ipott ult0 @eipr1t8ifuff fir iGntli-
de &ettern, 8aien un0 Ennten nlif
Mofen bii1ousl Nlisgeihloiien! Ger
bloBe We0ul1fe ooroil l1Bt i'm bod
ipringen. l1ebrigen8 bis iebt meiB
er Doft einer Enlightenment nid)tS, ais
OaB tie Sic ent5iidenOite ilnge Came
iii, Die ibnl lie begegnet. Ntift ein-
mol ibrerl Nanten fennt er. GlirdI
ibre bloBe grideimlng bat lie i'm
uOIlig altBer Stand nro 8ano ge=
brodt. @ie tooeIlos 1iBt lie 81 Bier
Sc, ulo mie frnulid meif iinO lire
8etpegungertl u~eberbaupt, Oas galSe
toufriIne iunqe 9ing! @elhe AllgeiL
peIdeS @Ioi0l Sic mare 10 gang icin
1Dpl
9luf ieinem t1glid)en Spa5ierritt
0urds Gen groBen Hnrf bege9ltet er
fbr crit felt s Eogell. Seit6er fiIblt
er iid i0rmlid in ieiue @pmnniialtens
3eit SuriidperleBt 10 Idap1rmeriih
berIiebt fomitt er iidj oorl @eltern
bot CT ite gegriiBt, gnil5 iponta1. iino
init be5oitbernoem 21d)eln nno eiileart
iolh beion6eren 8lid butte tie eriui-
Oert. Sebr notwithstanding, oaB lie
neiB, uer er lit. User nilroe nlif ibl
nid)t fennenl @abrIdeii1lid mar ie
tgm aud geipogeil. God ieine So
Sabre2 unitnfi, lpie er nod aiiSfab,
iin6 mas CT ibr bietelt follntc. Den
ein5ig D~ilroi9en Habmen fiir iold)
cine Gruli. Morgen apiirbe er tie ein-
fnd nnipred)en ltitb lifj boriteueu,
ufs flo0efne iiiilge Dame miiroe lie
Ole Sitlsution Derlteben.
a6eiios Z llbr. Der Gid oes se-
rduniisei GB5iumerS lit dltfs lorg-
Ana ,ohnfoSo miitAprdpu ,tt,X AriiHt
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
ue6erml6et

uSle leDe1 llbeflilll0ef aus"
.,&ein WunOer, lnetn man nofts
nidt Idlaft. Meine Srou fDedt mid
nafts imnnper, melm tie Ell @erduidl
bort, weil lie glaubt, Ginbreder ieiela
0a."
aber einbreder MAIDEN sod fcir
@erduidy~.
Gas babe id ibr add geingt unO
iest wedt tie mid audi nod metn tie
fein @erauid bort"
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
MaIdl cntIhluSycn

u@loltbit I'll Die ifon0oloIf Sc
Idihte, Die mon bon 9ertn er516lt9"
sd fiird)te id mlB moJl; iibri.
gems. mos er5dbIt man oenn uoit
ibr2"
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
.INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
EebemsreeeI

Sn' frsi nnS DffcR, mas Sn Hidt
faHHit IaFeH,
0Od iunHbIe itreng anf icIbf6e-
i6rGnften BtstH
llnb lerne frib Rur Otint 6e6ltr
bahen!
0anu aebe Nib ben aR6eren
entgegen;
&annft on bid ieIbit nur feft
3ninmmsRfnFeR,
SO bGnst an Seimc Sdrittt iiG
Der GegeH.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29

Godtcr Batter, ih bringe Dir bier
meiiiett beiten iiuaeen Mant, Gr
beiBt Serrp. Dir Iieben nltS ittro 6it.
ten ann bennett 5egsn linO 0eine 9Th.
tuiaiguug. Dit fino lett ieit BRET mo
i1dten 6eimIih berbeiratet itrlo fotlfeit
nift mgbr 6aratt 3ueffeIn, onB mir
gEidlid weroen."
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
WeibIiebcs Nu,u
wcibIidbes
9lQes peraeBfidl

u@s 1T IdrefIid NIT Dir, emma,
iie63e1n llbren bnben mir nEs 9od,>-
5eitsgeIdenf erbnltetL utt0 6oh bit
gu ME our redten Belt ferti9."
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
aatiAIaes fiirs Ha,,s
Ginrn anten Nitt fir Mar1aar

Gincn gnten Slit fir Mar4nor
ergibt cine W~tiitbung por hinge
loidtcm Salt lirO GifpeiB, ME man
i'm 5i @lfelbein berpenOet. @in
man @lormorplatteit ultf Sols be-
ffeltigen, 10 perntifdlt man einen Difs
fen @ipsbret nit oiinnercin 2ein ait
elmer 6reii9en 0fdiie, init Der mon
Ole eripdrrnte Blotte ollffittet. Gut
trodiet laiieul Sinh ole Nlotten
.nidt nIl5u ialnoer, fam man aud
Glaierfitt nebrleit. Ser sobpr I1ngere
3eit atn6eriibrt iteben ntuB, Bis er
feit getporOen lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
Die uieifieen1 BaldlaySea

IrOb 6Fferer Neiiitguilg fuer0gl
8aidlappen oft Blitidis; man Be-
ieitigt 6ielen 3uitnno, .ift6em uloll
etiua bier gBIoffeI RodidI5 init ei-
mem Quart fdIten Bnifer uil0 eini-
gen 20ffeln @iiig Dermiid)t. Sii 6ieipr
Gauge IdBt man Die Nni1Idppeit Ell.
ne bolbe Stl1ioe Iiegen inns tpdiht
lie Damn iorsfdIti1 0urdj. sic her
ben mic nel,
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
NnsRaiidje Fredericksburg

2ln Dem @panniium III @oinburg
mar emit elm Or. aooin Heftor, Der
in opm 8er0aht itano, niht unpar.
teiiid gil iein, ion0ern 0ie iSGbile rei-
der ms uornebmGt Glteru 5u beDor-
5ogen.
@inmal mar Ell iebr uiwinis mo
beftig gegsi ejnan 8flnben, Oeien
@ltern tpeni9 mofIbobeno mnren.
@eiI Ser Sunee eintge inn uorges
leate 6ragen nidt ridtig benntiDOr-
tete, firbr er i'm unhpirlf an:
"Gu bit elm rid)tiger 0untnrfopf!
pirit mobl uiht einlnnl Ben
8obllpru9 oeiner 8nterltoot @Oin-
burg iiberiesen f0nnenl Bas beiBt
Sern: gsiii 6ominuS, friitra?" (Obne
oes 9errn 8eiitano lit alfes pergeb-
Iid.)
0bne ii6 lallge 3li ~beiinuel1, oer-
feste Ser arobe bdmiid:
,,@s 9eiBt: obne einen Dornebmeit
Batter 81 6abel, braldt man Bier gar
nid)t ber3ufonmlen.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29

ooS 3abnlop @iitbarden aliO Oriidt
ieine @aiio, lid mllBte ia ei9entIid)
nod Ser 1nOern Settle rlinter, i'd
Doifte Sbrter BLOB 0ie 5reroe nidt
beroerFen."
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
2lncRNctctt .
Nas bette 0oteL

Ser Gs3u9 fdbrt rad Mingsberg.
Bite, Den0et iid ell SEER III Der
pueiten aloiie an iein @eseniiber,
,fennen Sic Min9sberg spt2"
Gas lam man mobl iugen", er=
ser, lid foulule ic0eS Sobr
minOeIteus Slpeimol bin"
.Soio ~ mas fiir Elm @etel Mir
SEN Sic mir ou mobl e~npfebler?@
oSteigen Sic I'M 1Shwar5elt
Gtteel" ab".
y@obnen Sic ga alid inmer2~
u9tee, bis iest nod mic, a6er ali
Die olt0eren Sotels fem i'd.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29

9fbefioS Z l1br. Ger Gid 0es ge.
rduniiseh GB5iumerS lit dafs iorg.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-19
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, S..
PROBATE COURT, February 18th,
A. ID. 1916.
ESTATE Of JOSEPH NJ. CAssIN,
late of Waterbury, in said District,
deceased.
Upon the application of MARIE
WATTS CASSIN praying that an
instrument in writing purporting to
be the last will and testament of
said deceased may be proved, APP
proved, allowed and admitted to
Probate. as per application on file
more fully appears. 1t is
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Office in Waterbury, in said
District, on the Goth day of Febru-
AIRY A. d. 1916 at g:45 o'clock in the
forenoon STANDARD Time), and that
notice be given of the tendency of
said application, and the time and
place of hearing thereon by publish
ing the same one time in some news
paper having circulation in said
District, on or before the Goth day
of February, 1916.
Attest:
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
2-l9-lt Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-19

Dark Venture. n new series of
psychological dramas designed 10
challenge listeners knowledge of
human nature, will be heard over
WATR-ABC on Tuesdays, from
$50 10 p. m. beginning tonight.
Dealing with everyday life and
embracing logical situations familiar
to everyone, the program will not
follow the ordinary mystery pat
tern and will not use the fin
gerprint on the doorknob" type OF
club. Rather, it will be based on
such fundamental human emotions
as green, envy and fear-and its
plots will be wholly bel.evable.
None of the motives will be with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-19
NOTICE


This is to give notice that I,
Mary T.. Carpinteri of 16 Bond street,
Waterbury, Conn, have filed an APP
plication dated Feb. 18th, 1916, with
the Liquor Control Commission for
a Package Store Permit for the sale
Of alcoholic liquor on the premises,
600 South Main Street, Waterbury,
Conn. The business is owned by
Mary e. carpinteri of 16 Bond
Street, Waterbury, Conn.,, and will
be conducted by Mary +. carpinteri
of l6 Bond Street, Waterbury, Conn,
MARY f. cARPINTERI.
Dated Feb. 18th, 1916. 2-19-26-2t.
from under her arm. Before she
could yell STOP" the thief had her
bag in his clutches and had melted
into the crowd.
"A psychologist has announced
that after-dinner speakers are us
ually people who have longer lives
than the rest of U.S." note Amos N
Andy, but We think it just seems
longer to those who listen"
Jeri Sullivan cuts eapers with Bob
Crosby and the Bobcats tonight at
1000 y. M. over WABC. John Lund
and the Town Criers are Crosby's
compatriots during the musical half
hour.
This is the second visit with Cros-
by for the singer who is now in Hol-
lywood for her first film. Her mus
ical courtship by Bob and Lund
turned out to be a draw during the
last meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-19

Broadway" Jerry Gray's 3l-piece
band makes musical history with
a scintillating. modern arrangement
Of Paderewski's 'Minuet". Herb
Shriner, who is being compared to
the late Will Rogers, supplies the
laughs on the show.
The Andrews Sisters present the
Characters, noted for their rhyth-
mic singing of Spirituals, as their
guests Wednesday, Feb. 20, over
(CBS) at lO:30 p. m, EST on
NIX Musical Showroom" The An
drews trio highlight a new song,
walter Winchell Rhumba." A
round robin version of Just Lit
tie Fond Affection" will be present.
ed on the (NBC) Fred Waring Show,
Thursday, Feb. 81, at I'll a. m.
Adela Rogers st. Johns Blueprint
for Happiness" the story of a son
who tries TO get rid of his aged ia
ther, co-stars Walter Brennan and
June Lockhart of the films, on This
Is My Best Tuesday, Feb. 26, at
(9:30 p. m, EST, over CHS.
AS guest ghoul behind Your Host
Paul McGrath's creaking door, radio
ace Kenneth Lynch plays a MUIR
derer who sets his own trap in ITO
The Ends of the Earth" an action
packed Inner Sanctum" mystery,
to be broadcast tonight at 900 p.
m, over WABC.
A con man kills loan shark and,
dreading sworn revenge by the
usurer's gangster brother, flees in
disguise. He commits his fatal err
ror when he is recognized by the
rich young widow to whom he has
proposed marriage.
Apparently one sure way to land a
job with Fred Waring is to become
director OF choral music at the Uni
versity Of Oklahoma. Lara Hoggard,
who held that position until he
joined the Navy as a lieutenant, has
just Joined the NBC Fred Waring
Show as choral assistant. His pre-
decessor as director OF choral music
at the University. Gordon Berger
is featured as baritone soloist with
Wartng.
Harry w. Flannery, CHS news an
alyst, subbed for the same networks
DR.. Wallace Sterling program this
week while DR.. Sterling was bedded
with flu. Flannery himself was un-
der treatment for the malady but
managed TO carry on with both
6terling's broadcast and his own.
Jimmy Durarite, Joe z. Lewis and
w. G. Fields are the favorite come
dams Of Orson Wells. whose COM
mentaries are heard each Sunday
at LIS p. m, over the American
network. They don't depend on
jokes" says Welles." The true
comic has something else besides a
line that begins, so said to him."
Bess johnson, announcer on the
ABC Ted Malone show. Is the latest
victim Of purse sratchers. Getting
into q cab the othes day as she
emerged from Radio City. she felt
her envelope type purse slipping
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-19
NOTICE

sTAsIA DAURY, Of Waterbury,
VS..
FRANK DAURY, formerly of Wa
terbury, but now of parts un-
known,
OunEu OE NOTICE
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STATE of CONNECTICUT, NEW
HAVEN COUNTY, IS. WATER
BURY, Feb. 49,. A. D. 1916.
UPON THE COMPLAINT Of the
said STASIA DAURY, praying for
reasons therein set forth for a di-
vorce, custody of minor child, sup
port for said minor child, and al
imony, made returnable before the
Superior Court in and for New Hav-
en- County at Waterbury, to be held
on the first Tuesday of March, A. D.
1915, 1t appearing to and being found
by the subscribing authority that the
said defendant has gone to parts I'M
known; therefore,
ORDERED, That notice of the
tendency of said complaint be given
by publishing this order in the Eve
ming Democrat, a newspaper printed
in Waterbury, Connecticut three
days successfully, commencing on or
A. D. 1916, by some proper officer
who, with his doings thereon in
dorsed, shall make due return.
GERTRUDE ]. MIKNAITIS,
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court
for New Haven County at Water
bury.
STATE of CONNECTICUT. NEW
HAVEN COUNTY. S., WATER
BURY, February 18th, 1916.
The within and foregoing is true
writ, summons complaint, order OF
notice for publication, with my en-
dorsement hereon.
NICHOLAS JAMELE.
2-l9-St. Constable
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Legal Notice
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,, SIS,
PROBATE COURT, February 18th,
Estate L; al -'' Of MARGARET aikia.
MAGGIE KING, late of Waterbury
in said District, deceased.
The Executor, having exhibited
his account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, and made APP
plication for an order of distribution
Of said estate, 1t is
ORDERED, That the 21st day OF
February, A. d. 1916, at 10 o'clock,
in the forenoon, STANDARD Time),
at the Probate office in Waterbury,
be and the same is, assigned for a
hearing on the allowance of said
account, and application and the
Court directs the Executor, to give
notice thereof, by publishing this
order in some newspaper having a
circulation in said District, and by
leaving with, or by mailing in reg
istered letters addressed to the
CONSULATE GENERAL of IRE
LAND, Chrysler Bldg, New York,
and to each Of the persons interested,
and residing without the Probate
District of Waterbury, a copy of
this order, all at least 80 days before
said day of hearing.
Attest:
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
2-l9-1t. Asst. Clerk
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held, but by summing up human
reactions to certain sets of circum-
stances, the listeners will be chal-
Ienged to solve the outcome Of
applying psychology.
Although he is best known for his
hilarious tap-dancing rout mes,
gangling Ray Bolger betrays his
appreciation of the more esthetic
waltz in selecting Shadow Waltz"
as his musical autograph to be
played by Guy Lombard and His
Royal Canadians over WATR--ABC
tonight at 9 o'clock. Other tunes
and the personalities who chose
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Merchandise
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OF GOOD QUALITY FURNITURE
1896

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Bess johnson, announcer on the
ABC Ted Malone show. Is the latest
victim OF purse srlatchers. Getting
into q cab the othes day as she
emerged from Radio City, she felt
her envelope type purse slipping
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON RADIO PROGRAMS
p. NJ, wATR i32O K-wJE


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Time to Remember
Les Miserables
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STUDIO CoUCH-innerspring mat
tress and pillows like new. Lamp
and table, 4 pairs kitchen curtains.
2 Of kind. Call in a. m. 5-4373.