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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11
Hospital
 Bulletins

Admitted to St. Mary's hospi- tal Feb, 26 after he fell and frac- tured his hip, Thomas O'Connor Of A Cottage Place, . caretaker ct the Truman s. Lewis estate n Woodlawp Terrace for 2l years, was reported to. be in fa1r condi- tion today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

to make . living. Some of the men before the strike were receiving as little as 85c for 70 hours, which means they were expected to sup- port a family on less than e3O a week take-home pay. And it just canN be done today no matter how you try"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11
NewControct Called Model Bristol Traction
 Company Makes
 Concessions

An agreement providing wage increase of i4 cents an hour has been reached by the Bristol Traction Company and the AInalgamated As- sociation of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America. Both sides hailed this agreement as e model of it's kind,
 The pay increase is retroactive to Jan, 1, Divers will receive iS minutes daily as. caSh-in time and be given Ave minutes preparation time. Em- ployes will receive time and Q half after eight hours, drivers will re- ceive five cents an hour extra when breaking in new men, and the com pany will provide one new uniform year, pay for drivers licenses, and grant two weeks paid vacation each year.
 Management representative dur ing the negotiations was Roger s, Gay, Union delegates were Roy An- deerson and Clinton Maxfield, with William J, McNamee of New Haven, international representative, ap- bearing for the international union.
 The newly-formed labor-manage- ment committee ct the Bristol Machine Tool Company, Bristol, iS giving consideration to a bonus oI proht-sharing plan which would benefit employees, A general wage in- crease is also being studied.
 Members of the committee have begun series of meetings in which all problems affecting labor and management will be studied. The committee has no power to act, but its recommendations will be Sub- mitted to management for approval
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

"LAke all the rest, I want to get back to work badly, but I think we ought to stick 1t out for that i8h
 cent raise. The cost of food, ciot hin and rent is so high today, a fellow has to have 1872 cents in order
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

Police are Investigating the story of 24-year-Old Charles Edward Carter of SS Abbott Avenue who told them that he was slashed early this morning by . razor In the hands of an unidentified woman. Carter received treatment at st. Mary's Hospital for a lacer- alton Of the back of the neck. He was discharged from the hospital after treatment at 1880 .. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

men before the strike were forced to support Q family on $S5 week. and 1t can't be done without hard ship"
 ALFRED NEWMAN. Truck driver, American Brass O., Tarbell Avenue:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

William Butler, 57, of 149 Grandview Avenue, was reported to be in fair condition today at St. Mary's Hospital where he was admitted Thursday. MT. Butler is the owner of the Butler Print ing Company of Meadow Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

"Only for leh cents. That's what the union is calling for,
 and that's the only fair thing to settle for. The l0h cents they're offering now doesn't provide Q living. All the strikers feel the same way I do, Some
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

ANTHONY 0AvRONsKI, Bench operator, Amer. Brass Co.,, S09 EdgewOOd Avenue:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

for fair wages the next generation will have to fight the battle oil over again. Of course, I'm not as badly of as some of the others because my wife Is working"
 ANTHONY cARUso,
 Machine operator, WtbH Mfg. Co. lsO Citizen Avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

this thing settled quickly because Tin going to get married in April, It's getting tiresoEne with nothing to do. But we have to get ct least IS cents because you can't meet your responsibilities today with less" JOSEPH GAGNE.
 Machine shop worker,
 Chase Metal Works,
 @ JswelEy Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11
C.I.O.Accepts ComponyPIon

Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11

ers who haven't been getting . liv' ing wage"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11
G-M Strike III DoysoId

tcOD.inued from Page i,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01
BUYERS CAN CONTROL

The end Of control on
meat has been followed by
removal of restrictions on
vegetable fats and oils and
it is announced that butter
and other dairy products
will continue free Of con-
trolls.
The removal of govern
mental controls does not
mean that producers have
no limit to the prices they
can get for their products.
Every buyer of any product
exercises restraint when he,
or she, has a top limit. In
the end, this control may be
more effective that the 9th
er, but in the opinion Of
some observers. it will not
become effective as long as
the people have surplus
funds available.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01
WATER PUTRID.
HORIDIAN CLAIMS

MIAMI. Nov. ( (FNS9.-EIcT1-
ard TAFT president of tue Flor
Chapters American Society of
Sanitary Engineers Recently said
FI0rIciass sEs0re4ine waters frgm
Tsrpor Springs 60wn tine Gulf
Coast and the eastern shore I'D
to- Jacksonville were p04hG1ed.
TAN said that most of Florida >
a1land lakes and streams also are
polIa1ed and he estimates THAT 80
per cent of the states water.
hodles are dangerously canraTml-
matted with sewage
@Afiarnas aaorelale wster Is
putrId, he said
OF the 81 Florida cUunsIes- II
have no heaInf1 departments nor
any form of organized pr1SecTIon
against health nle1aces. he said
and charged THAT Palm Beach
COUNTY, was among the least pro-
tecter1
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T0eiav's Anniversaries
Knew Arzarsray

1&I4-Frances Mirlan1 Whit
cher. noted F1aanoriss author OF
her age, whose farne as q huu10T
lst caused her cIerEyman-hus-
har1d plenty Of truuEIe. born at
Whftehoru- N Y Died there,
Ian. & 1882.
fSI5.-Gram90rd W Long.
Georgia SURGEON, pIanear anes-
thetIcIsss vino came before Nor
tom BUT did not publish 1T until
Norton was acclaimed as first,
bern at DanieIswIIIe Ca. Died
June IT, ts78.
B249 William Merritt Chase,
famed New York artist. and
teacher of ARTISTS, h0rm I'm Frank
lin Co. End. Died Oct q, 1915.
I86a.-BGIs PenTuse. Pennsyl-
wanna lawyer. senator. political
boss. BORN I'M Philadelphia DIed
Dec. IT, 1921
1s71.-Stepten Crane, famed
ARTIST. sunhog OF classic THE Red
Badge Of Courage wFl0 Gied
ans1rmeIY- ooEn Newark, n J.
Dlert June ), 1890
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01
IoNcER SKIRTS

At Invitations on wO-
neu8 Nie,fhiug have been
Fennas - - the CiviEisn Pro-
4 fion AasaplsfratiO and.
isf fhe first time since April
s 1852. women can have
inaRer skirts il the manufac-
tafeFa make them and they
tFeler ~ has them.
TIE CPA says that there
hmld ~ no substantial
= hamge in Fall or Winter
vles hseeaase the bulk Of
ruatiHw garments for Fall
nmd Winter u over. HOwey-
80. there & nothing 20 pre-
geut manufacturer from
lmmediately producing new
tvtes ~ the mode formerly
prohibited.
Under the abandoned Or
DER dresses WeFe limited 20
length Il fOrty-twO 20
forts seven inches. depend
inr on size. Now. with a more
atsundauf supply Of wOOlens,
ealEona and TayOns. the
~ skirts may grad
uallg drop until they touch
fhr flo0F-legel.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
sHAusa nSER Nn lSk2t

NOTA r. Is HEREBY GIVEN that
LrGradiD Lopez. the holder OF the
following certificates. has filed said
certificates for u tax deed 70 De
issued thereon The certificate NUM-
bers and years Of issuance, the
description Of the property, ana the
names in which il was assessed are
az follows:
Certificate No. 2Il. Year Of Is
sUance, 1899.
description IF Properly: SEA
SIDE. KEY LARGO. PLAT BOON
l. PAGE 81. PLAT BOOK ,, PAGE
10, SUB OF pr. LOT I. SI1e: -
TWP. 50 =. X. - r. LOT SQR.
+ D3-S3. As recorded in MoRroe
County Records.
Name ia which assessed, Alma r
Yctter.
All If said property being in the
County Of Monroe, state 81 f4oTllt'
Unless such certificate OF cert!Ii-
Gates shall be redeemed acCoFdias
10 law the property described N
such certificate or certificates az
be- sold to the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first 1oH-
dan in month Of December l?fo'
v hich Is the 2nd day Of December
1916.
Dated this 3fst day OF October
1876. ,,-x.t,p
lSEALB ROSS % =" 80 .
Clerk Uf Circuit Court ~
Monroe County. FlofloS
nov 1-S-l5-.2' 1876
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NOTICE Or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Lois Malone, the holder VI the fJl-
towing certificates has filed said
issued thereon. The certificate NUN
berg and years If issuance, the de
gcrjption If the property, and the
names IN which it was assessed are
as follows:
Certificate No. Psi. Year Of Is
SUance. 1886.
Bcscrfpt.o on Of Property. SANDS
SUB. BIG FINE KEY, PLAT
BOOK I. PAGE ~. Pr. GOV. Its.
x =, SEC. %, TWP. IS, r. -.
Pr. SCR. -, CNECMBERED LOT.
Fl-36I As recorded in Monroe
County Records
Name in which assessed. VIM RI.
Sands.
Al OF said property being in the
County Of Monroe, State Of Florida.
Unless such certificate OF certi-
Ficates shall be redeemed accardIns
to law the property described IN
such certificate OF certsfic dteS VIII
be sold 10 the highest bidder at
the court house door on the f1rST
Monday in month OF December, 1873.
which IL the End day Of December
1916.
dated this 3lst day o. october.
1916.
SEAL ROSS { SAWYER.
Clerk ~ Circuit Court Of
Monroe County. Florida.
nov l-S-I5-22. 1916
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
RRf44 Ma NkzN&Za

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN ia
Leocadio Lopez, the. holder u he
following certificates. has TIED
said certificates for q Ia deed g. -
issued thereon. The certificate nun %
Ecrs and years OF ISSUANCE. the
description ~ the properly. ard
the names in which T. ~as 8-se $50 q
are as follows:
Certificate No. 2if. Year q -
! description n Properly. OCEAN
ACRES, KEY LARGO. PLAT
EOCK /. PAGE 1ss. LOTS o.. - &
s., SEC. -, TWp. -. r -. SCR
I 3. Fl POS. A. recorded ia Monroe
County Records
Name in which assessed = FvsteT
VyESur-
Al ~ said property being 90 are
County Of Monroe. state - Fiprtda
Cniess stsch certificate Or esFtl-
ficates shall be redeemed arcoriins
10 Law the property described -
sEch ceFtisicate OT certificates WkAl
Ot. sold - the highest bidder a. the
court house DOOR N the first Ma
DAY in month 0f necAmb-r. i-ss
which Is the End day % Tf=eeHbsE
1F46.
: I dated TINS Slst day % October.
lp46
CSEALt ross e SAWYER.
Clerk cf C1rs III court -
Monroe COuntQ, FloFiaa
-.-t nov i-s-ls-9g 1876
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THE WINNERS PAY

The British Chancellor Of
fhe Exchequer recent told
the House II Commons that
Great Britain j. being forced
g. pas $500. 0OO. 900 annual
lY A. PREPARATIONS 20 Ger
many" in the form of keep
lng up the British zone.
The United States il fore
"a 90 pay q similar amount
in connection with its Occu-
patton one The victorious
Anglo-Saxon powers are not
taking essential goods from
their zones Of occupation.
tnsiead. they contribute mil
lions 81 dollars 10 create
better conditions in their
afeaa. t@s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

N TIE GTRCIFT Goa NJ o. 1mN
EEEEK<gTn IA wEC&A1 e1h1e -
IN ANn FOR wUNM9& t0&@AM
FLORIDA ~ CuANEEnf+
Emme No. &9-#&1
ANNA BERNCFT.
Plaintiff.
VS.. NOTICE TO APPEAt.
John BERSGT.
defendant
TO. JOHN BERNOT.
M a. Lakewood Terrace.
BkpOsrifEs-ld, Nsw JeEseE-
You are hereby required - TIE
an appearance in the foregoink a.
Xorcss action an or before NeNenA-
~ (sdD ROSS c SAWYER.
Clerk Df Circuit Court
Monroe County, Ftortdn-
oct p: nov ISIS, 1875
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

,1F26glrE PLATING
CnTe gf19se. anslga1IFs rusty, or
aacn.sEset4 ARTICLES a ne@ Lease
agg life. Faucets boat hard
p4re. waffle aranss lamps, per
e1alegans,. Refrigerator shelves,
2.zs. fishing reselss--ar4Y thing
and everything Have them
eeyagarasss4 81 give tneT1 an
GgIggrldl Ggat, No more rust, cor
co&.o1 o. taE1IsEl. Also copper,
nickel and silver plating done,
Reasonable prices. Come in or
call at PeppeF's Plumbing Sup
plies. 5I2 Fleming, Phone 1IS.
oct22-tf
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NOTICE OF APPLE ALTON FoR
TAX DEED
.tHOmse RiEl NJ kAfl9g

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Le9cadio Lopez. the holder of "a
following certificates. has ftled slid
certificates for a TAX deed ~ -
issned thereon. The Certif. cate nlmi b
9ers and Years of issa2aoe- ths
description pf. the, property. ant the
names ia which { Wa~ assessed az
as f9ilOxs-.
certificate No. 90. Y~ar % Is
SuaRce. ls3E.
= Description of IroVtrty SkA-
SIDE, KEY. LARGO, PLAT BOOK
:, PAGE 81, PLAT BOOK =. PAGE
10. SEB. OF Pr. LOT I. SIC. !.
TWP - :. r. "a 2. LOT -, S1E
!. D3S2. AS ~ COrded n Monroe
County Records
p. Name in which assessed. A. ia 3
Yecter
: All Of said property OsiaE A. toe
County. III Monroe. State - FtoTi 4sa
. Unless such certificate ~ certft-
Gates shall be re- deemed accuryttn<
81 law the property deSrribed ~
such certificate = certn aics Nlll
be sold tn the hlGhrS- bidder a.
fine court house. doc Of The first
Mcada y in month - he emhM 1886
i 81. re sss, Fl &. ll'fssr'Rsr.
Datea this 2lst d., - october.
IS4s.
1sEAIl Z Ross e SNwNER,
= Clerk ~ Cir, at Co4rt OF
3: Monroe County. t'h~rids.
- nov - l5-@@, SIS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

According TO the Law of sup
ply and demand began the
husband. VINO liked 90 explain
Things
No ONE Demands anything az
q s1orE nnWs 3ear, she infer
r,anaee1. MS rFte La.B OF ssIpEllY
and request.
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Be CAREFUL
CENTLEbEEMt

3 U< GLBAEEw ket&DEAsN@A16SA s1A@
fsem Ca fts Ten YesEs-Ag0
G0ggmsm ON Wednesday about
the payment of a full
.SBOnsfSfs salary TO city EN-
pl0yes- As City Clerk w al
lace Pfnder pointed out, 10
waS the FIRST time that a full
months salary had been
paid to the employees I'm two
years, and that payment
was made possible 0gT OF
the funds the city had re-
eeIved I'm tsxes from tine
Florida East Coast Railway :
Furthermore. at that time
the city owed I'm back sal
aries. many thousands OF
dollars to IT'S employees,
Month after month they
were paid fn city scrip OF
warrants. which were solid
bv the employees at discounts
ranging up TO 10 per cent
More than gZ5, 600 of ta0sse
warrants IL now held by one
person
Tuesday The Citizen pub
glsEed q story that $50 emf
UIOyes Will be discharged
an the Navy Yard ON Jan
uaEy /. 1917.
Here are two STORIES one
a reminder of the past and
sr@ other of the FIXTURE that
sa0mid cause city Gon1nIs-
xIOrers to have a care about
the expenditure of the epsg >
funds. The commissions u
are familiar with conditions
that had prevailed I'm keT
West before the beginning
Of the b00ma, as . resaEr OF
World War III. whereas the
city manager may or may
NOT be familiar with those
conditions.
Kew W st, considered
18Th AZ a egTg government
and individually Of the pe@-
pie who make the fGBets@sI--
ing of the city possible.
shOuI4 tighten it's financial
belt.
A story came oat Of W ash
ing1On a few days ago about
a depression that is booming
IN the OffSng, 1t was stated
that the federal admEnlstra-
ton already had begun TO
take action to. Try to offset
the apparent depression:
IT. il not pess5n1ism - IT -
wisdom gathered from past
events - 20 say that bush
ness in Key W est today is
but a small fraction OF wnag
Il was two years ago; IT. IS
not pessirrism TO say that.
80 far a. can be .fOreseen'
business is going 70 become
worse.
Where. for instance, are
the $50 men who will lose
their Jobs in the Navy Yard,
going TO get other jobs? The
Jobs are not available IN Key
West. With few exceptions.
if they want jobs when the
service OF the $50 employees
il terminated in the Navy
Yard. they must go else
where.
With fewer persons work
ing in Key West, with busl-
pess conditions at AT ebb.
the amount Of city taxes
paid will become less and
less. For that reason il be-
hOOyes the city commits
sioners to be careful, ex-
ceedingIy careful. in spend
ing the city's funds.
Be careful, gentlemen!
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
}.eOGaftt0 Lopez. me holder Of the
f0IEaw NJ cerEfgtcates. has filed said
c&Frtfje ates for tax deed 90 be
iasaed thereon. The certificate mum
berS and years II issuance. the
description If ths, property. ana the
n&gE@~ in which IL Vas assessed
are as follows
C@rtiflcatf. Nc. ga. Year OF Is
sG@aces 1850.
Description Of Property, SEA
SIDE, KEY LARGO, PLAT BOOK
PAGE -. PLAT BOOK ?, PAGE
fR. st T.. OF T@T. LOT 1. SEC. ! =
TWP. - s Z ~ r. LOT ' SQR-
+ TJE-52f- - recorded III Monroe
County Records.
Name in which assessed, e P.
Fseuneth
All VI said property being in the
C9uagE pf Monroe, STATE of Florida
Unless such certificate 0T c4rttfi-
Gates shall ne redeemed Accord ng
80 law the property described IN
sach certificate or certificates VIII
be sold 20 rhe highest bidder at the
court house dsyF ON the first Non
ttsy n month of December. 1915,
u hich is the zHd day Of December,
f94a.
dated This 31St day Of October.
1916.
fsEAI.y Ross c SAWYER.
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of
Monroe County. Florida
nov l-s-lj-22, 1896
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MONOGRAPHS

is fss cts Commission :
- careful. gentlemen.
careful Expend the
faRN assge money as IL il
m8FN N0ur OWL Don't
tlze any part Of the
E Cor q business Of
whateter nafzFe that can
So stand 90 Sc 0wn feet.
= 80. eegn0nlize : don't
ge
Yours.
= TIE ORACLE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

A hlowauf m M See
he caase eMls nUsaAT
q an alftnEnssa@ 4la0MN M
Baker, aanaaNA M
uarkea car ana saan
% . twlephune uae -
grOeeEy a. Ffane4 saa
streets
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01
Your Horoscope

FRIDAY. NcTKszBEH !, 80
Today's 6isp0sft1on = restless
and critical and always Icnking
fer something new. Great care
should De taken in tae training e
tsis child, for there Is danger q
degeneration from lack q rnss
early training. though there = me
aDlfity % make q good place -
the world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

Tomorrow is always the
busiest day, because 80 many
things that should be done
today are put off until to-
morrow.
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<OTHCs OF APPLICATION FeR
TAN DEED
Ill., nam ~ f&g2N

tH0uNe nlA Nc 49,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiSE IN ina
Isoeadio Lopez. the hsiae-r 81 the
fsilowinE certificates has Ttleu sasa
certificates for 4 tax deed 10 ne
issued thereon. The certificate nun :
hers and years Of issuance, tnf
description Of the property. AID vne
names in which il was assessed are
Certificate No. 2l7. Year Of L.
suance. 1895.
Description Of Property: OCEAN
ACRES. KEY LARGO. PLAT
ROOk /, PAGE ISIS. LOTS 80. ~ 4
IS. SEC. %, TWP. 81. *. 70. S1k.
II. F1-se5. AS recorded in Mon
roe County Records.
$ Name in which assessed. J. F0ster
Wygaut.
&. All 81 said property being n The
County OF Monroe, state % Florida
Unless such. certificate or ccrtiff-
&c ties shall he redeemed accoFttiflS
TO law the property described "a
stch certificate or certificates iu
he sold to the highest bidder a.
The court house door on the fiist
Monday in month OF December 1876.
which is the 2nd day If Ibec~Fsl-
her. 1916
Dated this 5ist day % octobe-'
1913
CIer k of Circuit C0uFt -
Monroe County. Florida
nov --s-iJ--9 1896
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= and s-aedrQora bungalows
snrnIz:1esa and uufarnIShed;
szlaLI down payment, balance
-sysl5Ie aaenGIlly- Johnson &
,Tatranr4. Phone 81 p0Vl-tt
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED

Wanted 1872 Exclusive listings of
Florida Key properties, particu-
larry those with highway,
ocean, or bay frontages, south
Of the intersection of the high
way and Key Largo. Exclusive
li$tings viii justify my adver-
Using and mailing campaign
with brochure presentation, en-
aiding me to get top prices for
you by one who devotes his en-
tire time and effort to the sale
of Key properties. w. NJ. Egan,
800 Alfred /. DUPONT Bldg, Mi
ami, Fla. Phone 9-4641.
oct26-t If
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Don't believe everything
that you read or hear in
thls day IT intense PARTISAN
hip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

Z Nr and 49, RaEn
today annoumes8 60 a
sun sin = TaFUDa hsNEfaf
t0ber - Tha ms@ H#
named Royce Eana @
- ~ fornaRg E1na FNs
Wesa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

Thomas 8 Care snN
dsy that ~ Is ~ 81 nN
esnahnate la tgaaaau@
loE the offseT 81
from Msnroe asuntF
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HENRY R-aNSONfE BARR,
Defendant.
ORDER Or PA BLICAFION
To- Henry Ea nspErb@ Barr,
Residence EHknowl.
Won ara hereby required 10 APP
uezr t0 the Bill for Divorce filed
Ia 5mSr goa n the above styled
cause on or before the -nd day OF
Iyt-,.sznaEer AKB 1876. otherwise the
all EegaEi0Eps contained therein VIII
G4-4 taken - contested.
E+grae and ordered at Key West,
ETaFseia, This @Est dsy az October,
l. Eg 1916
tffrcuGG t'4urr Se@LF
ROSS - SAWYER,
CLERK Of Circuit Court.
by sd Florence E sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
William Y AIbury.
Attorney for ESlafn&fff
nov t-s-I5&2, 1913
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ELlaS NJ Eoe19y of Los Angeles,
rsew spapex publisher eGfntug. BORN
an Lake Tzpps, WASH - years
AGO
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1t is a good thing to have
more and more friends
and to need them less and
leSz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

ElccLun retlMns AN
IN frat og TIE Citamm
tOFnoTr0& ulert
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-01

The diligence with which
men seek profits is not
eaualed by their zeal to
snnder service.
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Defendant
ORDER saE pa BERE ALTON
TO JOAN Gail Curry
I144 Versailles AVE-
Alameda, Calf.
You are hereby required 70 1Es-
hear to the Bill OF Complaint E1E
TSfvarsss i'm the. 8b@s@ styled cause
on or bef1re che t4th day OF No
v4rnber. An. n94&, 0thRrwIss the
allega G6enz theFeIm Will be saSen
as confessed
Thfs order is 20 De p9aLlsflesl
encps a week for four consecutive
weeks IN Tue Key West Citizen, .
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M-E West. Florida.
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esSF4Ts ROSS q SAWY Err
Clerk of the Circuit Ce6Ft.
Monroe C0untE. Florida.
By ALICE II. SAL4eSAnn.
Deputy Clerk.
oct fI-I6-z5- nov /. 1916
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We sometimes wonder if
the world wouldn't be just
about as well off if nobody
friej 10 mind the business
- elheTs.
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TO GIRLS
WHO BELONG

IL you'd like To WORK wIez9 aeiassr
AMBITIOUS glFls In a passG1ass 81
responsibility that's vital To- aaes
BUSINESS and social life OF Fagr
community and pags 81
e,9SdInglYc
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The king and mothers son
can do no wrong.
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