Bucket Is Kicked Hard The Want Ad Page Of This Paper Is The Mode; Dope Aladdin’s Lamp--Consult It For Whatever You Ne< WALKER SOCKED 5CHAAF PROVES Eli Shell Thoroughly District BTATB or CONNECTICUT, of Waterbury, ss. Probats Court, SOFT FOR FISTS June 17th, im. LOAMS ‘S HARD BY R1SKO, Outclassed Crimson K8TATB or Hubert Verrler, late \o/o By »f St David, P. Q.. Canada, leavln* •state In waterbury district, de- $5 to ISiMO OF ON WHO WON EASILY Ths Court of Probate for the Dis- In Four Mile Race DIAMONDS AND SJUREDA trict of Waterbury, hath limited Wert New York. N. J, June It allowed six months from the June 26—(UP)-— and Clmlud, —(UP)—Stanley Pored*, Jersey date hereof for the creditors of said a trail-horse of tho HENRY SUPER Johnny Klako, By surprised the •state to exhibit thslr claims for LOAM DEPT. OP “washed- City heavyweight, ring considered virtually boxing fraternity lart night by settlement. Those who neglect to a boxing up- at- up”, provided major New powerful winning an eaay 10 round decision present their accounts properly M. A. set last night when he gave Mick- Londoi^'cMiTTune^B-^jT^T—^Harvard's touted tested within said time, will be de- season and over Ernie Hchaaf, highly 7S GRAND ST. a 12-round be- crew the big of the rowing1 barred a recovery. All persons In- ey Walker beating varsity provided upset of champion Jack Bharkey. fans at sta- honors protege debted to said estate are requested fore 20,000 Municipal established itself as a strong contender for Olympic Hchaaf, Hated a few months ago to to make Immediate payment K dium. on the Thames as America's third ranking heavy- VICTOR VANA88E, six rounds to the defeating the highly touted Yale eidght * Rlsko took gain by was completely outclassed 6-23-St Administrator c.t.a. considered weight, PHONE 'decision, while Walker, yesterday. by Pordea. Hchaaf won only one | seriously a a heavyweight title five and four DISTRICT OF WATKRBTJRY, ■*. Swinging along with a smooth round; Poreda took D. challenger, barely gained four. Probate Court, June 23rd A. YOUR beat, the Crimeon oarsmen caat off were even. 1932. Two were even. a mas- early aeaaon disappointments, row- The Jersey City boy gave ESTATE OP Fannie Mlnkevlea, Tho Rumson bulldog, who had com- ed the Yale men out of their aeats, terly exhibition of boxing, late of the Town of Waterbury In WANTS : held Jack to a draw, was the Boston Ad- Bharkey and acrmoaa the four-mile pletely bewildering ■aid Dlatrlct, deceaaed. The In the second round when awept the Mul- exhibited hie floored more than Ajdonls who had posed for ministrator, having on finish line winner by thl« Rlsko landed a hard right hook doon trophy. He kept Hchaaf off account with said estate to TO with- three lengths. It la his Jaw. Mickey Jumped up balance with a stabbing left Jab Court for allowance, Bad! That the 28th day of out a count but he was slightly Vq» him wllth rights to ORDERED, and hammered Juno A. D. 1982 at 8:15 o'clock. In Yale had been undefeated this MISS the body and head. Ernie's only the atandard time, at the -98 Walker as the forenoon, ^iflsko weighed 1-2; season and was regarded worth while blows were a few right Probate Office In Waterbury, be and contender for Ameri- a ADTAKER I 171 outstanding hooks to the body. the name la, aaalftned for hearing 1-2._ ca's Olympic berth against the Poreda weighed 201' pounds; on the allowance of aald account, DISH Adminis- Ooldcn Bears of California, vic- U)ASWER,( J Hchaaf 208. and the Court directa the tors at Poughkeepsie. trator to give notice thereof, by U»AWlfeO publishing this order In some news- Most observers believe now that FOXXJVWANER having a circulation In aald It will be Harvard vs California Eaper'(strict, a copy of this order, all at In the Olympic trials at Worcester, WHEELER, DIXON least 3 days before aald day of hear- HOLD LEADS IN Mass, next month, when the lead- ing and return to this Court. crews of the United States com- Attest: ing JOHN J. HOWARD, pete for the right to carry the HARFD LOSERS, Clerk. RACES Stars and Stripes at the Los An- BAITING geles games. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Dlatrlct This victory for the first time of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court, BELL1N0 WINS June 1932. Now York, June 25—(UP)— In 19 Harvard the ver- 24th, years gave ESTATE OP Catherine Wrcnn, Paul Wancr of the Pittsburg pi- Thames dict over Yale on the two late of the Town of Waterbury, In Dial Foxx of the rates and Jimmy years In succession. The Crimson Hartford, Juno 25—At Futter, to aald District, deceaaed. Philadelphia Athletics continue shell contained six men of the of New Britain, gained a close de- The Court of Probate for the Dis- the National fellow lead tho batemen of eight which gave the Bulldogs a cision over Wally Banola, a* trict of Waterbury, hath limited and American leagues, respectively. last townsman, In what turned out to and allowed six months from the beating year. of said Waner has averaged .376 and the Odds bo tho best fight of the amateur date hereof for the creditors 4-2121 Fooled their claims for according to records re- IdftA HOWMI show last at Capitol estate to exhibit Foxx .382, Yale had been the 2-to-l favorite boxing night who to which Include games settlement. Those neglect leased today, before the starting gun. park arena. their accounts at- Foxx retains his FSboK»* mb, the present properly played Thursday. The time for the race was not Futter, although gaining tested within aald time, will be de- In the American of be- 4-2121 home run lead fast. Farvard was clocked for the l'U SCReAM.i decision, showed more signs barred a recovery. All persons In- Easy isn't it? Just Dial Klein circuit with 28, and Chuck four miles in 21 minutes and 29 ing In a battle than Balola, who debted to aald estate are requested to of tho Phillies heads tho National seconds; Yale, in 21:42. The rec- due to his eagerness for a knock- to inako Immediate payment PINTON J. PHELAN, and Miss Adtaker will gladly as- list with 21 home runs. ord for the downstream course was ©nea thanks To Bwtr weeuEtl out punch, left himself open In York 41 31 Administrator. Lefty Gomez of the New set Harvard at 20:02 In 1916. the latter of the second third by V MMtVNjeteS. J part Yankees tops the American league unfavorable conditions round for Futter to shoot hard sist in the of a Althuogh DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, as. you wording with 13 victories and one blows to the ear that pitchers had prevailed most of the day, right hand Probato Juno 23rd At D. Walter Betts of tho Bos- Futter Court, defeat. twilight found the wind vanished, shook Banola several times. 1932. Modern Braves has risen Into a tie U AND I RALLY TO the first Want-Ad that will insure quick ton and smooth water along most of was on the losing end of ESTATE OF Ignats Mlnkevlcx, wrmW1 Pirates Equipment with Steve Hwetonlc of the the course. two rounds, having his mouth ate of the Town of Waterbury In |C/ PHI PI The Adniln- ■ tij ~a for honors In National pitching. It was strictly a Harvard race, DEFEAT BETA binding and his right eye partly laid District, deceased. realization of your every want. Expert wins nad ono loss. final having exhibited hla ac- Bach has eight with the blue shell offering a threat closed, only to rally in the atrator, j MoversTV hitters In each to count with aald estate to this Court The 10 leading once during the entire dis- Scoring four runs in the last In- round with several hard rights only tor allowance, It Is the U and I club eked out a ear which caused It league; tance. “Killer" Gerry Cassedy, the ninK Banola's left ORDERED, That the 28th day of Harvard stroke, fairly Jumped his 10 to 7 win over the Phi Beta PI to swell. D 1932 at 8 o'clock, In the NATIONAL LGAOIJE. Tune A. DIAL 3-3121 heavyweight crews off the start- nine last night at Brassco park in Frankie Nichols of Hartford, rorenoon. atandard time, at the THE DEMOCRAT Club g. ah. r. h. p.c. Player mark with 40 beats to the min- a Y. M. C. A. Intcrclub National making his first appearance at tho Probate Office In Waterbury, bo and CO. 56 229 40 88 .376 ing THE BUKESLEE P Wancr, Pittsburg Into a tilt. “Red” Morgan hurled this a hard- the same Is assigned for a hearing 66 269 60 97 .375 ute. After forging lead, league park season, gained STREET Hurst, Philadelphia over on the allowance of aald account, 1»J MEADOW 28 60 .368 Harvard swung Into a 34-beat. A for the winners and Ray Lee for fought three round decision I.ombardi, Clncln’tl 45 163 and the Court directs the Adminis- enabled Yale to catch the the losers. Vltello of Now Haven. Jlafey, Cincinnati 37 142 24 51 .359 sprint Johnny trator to give notice thereof, by 99 .354 bout served Klein, Philadelphia 06 380 76 Crimson shell at the half-mile flag, This and the previous publishing this order In some news- 67 269 42 92 .342 bouts of last said Herman, Cincinnati nosing a fraction ahead. as the two best paper having a circulation in 68 243 46 83 .342 (YDoul, Brooklyn.. Harvard continued Its regular COWBOYS VS FRIARS night’s card. District, a copy of this order, all nt WANT-ADS T.ouls.. 44 141 21 48 .340 said of Qrsatti, St beat and gradually pulled away, Itesults follow: Lawrence Rlz- least 3 days before day Ha Phlladel. 46 135 15 45 .333 to this Court, At. vis, never to be headed. AT HOPEVILLE MONDAY gained the hearing and return Phlladel. 66 265 44 88 .332 zotta, 153, Torrlngton, Whitney, crowds on shore Boots 157, Although the decision over Brewster, JOHN J. HOWARD, Hart- AMERICAN LEAGUE. were unusually small this year, the Monday night at 6 o’clock at the Suflleld; Santo Agenlo, 113, Clerk. was clustered with the the decision over Baby Business Service Club g. ab. r. h. p.c. finish line Unemployed stadium in Hopeville, ford, gained Automobiles Player flotilla of Harry Fogx, Philadelphia 65 249 66 95 .382 usual pleasure craft, Hay Murphy’s Drug Store Cow- Dixon, 111, Waterbury; Detroit... 50 179 29 66 .369 ranging from outboard boats to boys will stack up against Harry Dressel, 133, Holyoke, won on NOTICE Walker, 57 insurance Hlakey, New York. 69 236 42 80 .339 plnttal yachts. Dubuque’s Putslc Friars, defending technical knockout In the third To the voters of the Park Road D Autos and Truck* For Solo 266 48 89 .335 Avsrlll, Cleveland. 65 Harvard Won Two champions of the Central Y Inter- round over Babo Turner, 131, Ichool District of Waterbury. You 62 248 60 83 .335 Gehrig, New York. minor races of the dual Mike 124, East an annunl In the club league. Hartford; Murphy, .re hereby notified that new S'!KB INSURANCE—The coat Of Ora St Louis ... 63 229 29 76 .332 27 Chevrolet Coach—Nearly Levey, Yale won the freshman won on a technical of the said district Inauranca la a few canta a New York 66 202 27 67 .332 regatta, Hampton, chool meeting tires. Ituns very good, *75. only Lazzeri, three scheduled to cover two but In tho third round over school Thurs- Can you afford to without New York. 66 215 52 71 .330 event by lengths, finishing miles, knockout vlll bo held in the Also day. go Combs, It? Think what It would maan to Cleveland.. 63 277 52 89 .321 the male and a half In 8:16.2 to rough water caused officials to Dom Massaro, 123, Windsor Bocks; lay, June 30th, 1 932 at 7 o’clock, 28 Essex Coupe—A real bargain Porter, you and If wera Louis 62 270 52 86 .319 Harvard’s 8:30.8. Harvard’s Junior shorten the distances. Mack, 130, New Britain, for tho of for S85 your family you F. {Schulte, St Johnny tandnrd time, purpose burned out tonight. Sea Rent Real Eatate downed the Blue on a knokekout in tho, an- F. A. EMMONS SUPER Hayden'S. For varsity eight won technical ecelvlng and acting upon 69 South Main St. Dial 3-3306. over the same distance Women of British Honduras now round over "Red" SERVICE, INC. More diamonds are being Im- Jayvees by the second mal report of the district, electing 8:00.6 to American to all Charlie Oldsmobllo Agency. Into the United States than one length, finishing In prefer hosiery Douherty, 129, Hartford; iffleers for the ensuing ypnr, fixing » Tenementa ported on a 73 Apartment* Yale’s 8:05.2. They had been others. Stevens, 147, Hartford, won he tax rate, and for the purpose PLYMOUTH SEDAN SO Painting, Paper flanging a year ago. third tehcnical knokcout in the if transacting nny and all business 1822 _Floating Power -*575 New INC. **—4 large room*, ’'HMn* -■'■*•***£» round over George Pock, 150, hat he properly und legally THE IILUE RIBBON GARAGE, PEASANT ST, k-oM»1...MW^'iiwrr--Twir-:: Haven; Johnny Bellno, >rought before the voters of Union Plate Window Diana floor*, knockout and Co. 2nd floor. Rent r«tionibli. bury, won on a technical mid meeting. 26 Union St. Dial ly house, __ WILL USED CARS—1930 4-0694. in theseeond round over Leo Le- J. KELLY, GOOD EDWARD Pontiac Conv. Coupe; Nash Sodans, 1ANHAN ST, 31—* room*, let floor, Pertolle, 134, Committoemnn. Radio ray, Hartford; Jimmy $75 each; Hudson Brougham, »«*: nil Improvement*. Near Lux Clock Programs Hartford, gained tho decision over I.nndau Sedan; 1929 60 Printing, Jobbing. Stationery reasonable. Dial |' To-day’s 1928 Bulck Shop. Very Hartford. Motor »trw 'If wrea»c^a«^i»i:::w^'w^wwaMrei^^a^iawg::. Larry Parker, 134, Whippet 6 Sedan. DeConlpck 8-4*17. I Holyoke, won Sales—Pontiac and Oakland Agoncy Sal Cnnata, 142, THIO ARROW PRINT SHOP Dick 'Automobiles —309 North Main. Dial 3-3026. room*, lit the decision over Ianucci, JOB PRINTING. INVITATIONS UAPLE ST. 09—« large New Haven; Bill Bruno, 179, floor, whlto plumbing; price *26. M0 220 1S30 840 MO 139, round 236 NO MAIN. DIAL 1-4224 484 won on a technical Lost and Dial 4-4674. WFAF”c,nr WDRC Kilocycle# Meter* WABC Windsor Locks, Meters Kilocycle* Meters Kilocycle* first round over BARGAINS knockout In tho UNEXCELLED hardwood floor*, New York Hartford New York Hartford; 06 Prcaalng and Tailoring IIX sunny room*, Homer Ferguson, 183, ,OST—A white poodle dog. Reward. 1931 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ''80"— all Made vacant New Britain, St. Dial Improvement*. Jerry Varry, 155, Andrea Sorbo, 19 Gallvan Llko new. Tho Hwanklest car In death. Moderate. 273 Taft orches- through 1:00- Black orchestra. 1:00—George Hall’s 1:00—Hall orchestra. won on a technical knockout In 4-7897. > town. Can be bought right. St. CLEANING, Preaalngand Repairing Cooke _. 2:00' ■nice String quartet. tra. ensemble. the second round over George 1931 OAKLAND SEDAN—Driven of the better kind, work called for 1:30—String beautiful deluxe 20—5 room* and 2:30 Matinee. 1:30—Madison String ensemble. Wheeler, 164, Watertown; Romeo only 5300 ntllus. A and delivered. Moael, 13 Abbott ITLVAN AVE, •Symphonic 2:00—Saturday Syncopators; Tay- all tho extras. Can’t be Second floor. 3:00 149, Holyoke, won the de- Job with Ave. Dial 1-0343. bath, Improvement*. •Merry Madcaps orchestra; 2:00—Saturday Byncopators. lor Buckley, baritone. Dube, Announcements from a brand new third floor. ... distinguished Inquire _ Fred Wade, tenor. cision over Tommy Tucker, 145, 2:30—Flotilla orchestra. 2:30—Salon' orchestra. ear. Only *750. direc- Rockville; Art Strong, 183. 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SECTION—Dealrable room IONISTON AVE—One family house Forbes Cutter, soprano. St. Tel 4-7478. “6” SE- 5:15- ■Sklppy—Sketch. orchestra. LEGION TEAMS AT STUDEBAKER DICTATOR for 1 or 2 people, with private of six room*. Modern. 6:00—Martin’s orchestra. DAN—As clean as any new car on front porch. Hewlett St. Phone 5:30- -Description of Final Rounds 6:30—Baseball scores. bar- floor: < rooms. 6:30—Jack Miller, songs. NjIIcm our show floor. Cost *1495. A 4-4019. 'LAZA AVE—Second of National Open Golf 6:30—Jack Miller. 0% ■pedal heat and flreplaoa. 6:46—Belasco orchestra. gain at *450. Hot water Tournament at Flushing, 0:45—Beon Belasco’s orchestra. TO-DAY and 7:15—William Vincent llall, HAMILTON STUDEBAKER COMMANDER "0"— BEAUTIFUL room’*, »2.00 $3.00 62 WEST MAIN ST—Apartments of K. I. baritone. — Dentistry Private 7:15—William Hall, INFIRMARY PRICKS 5 Sedan. Paint and ap- a week. Connecting bath. room*; heat and hot water baritone; Berrene’s orches- con- Passenger three 5:45—Heart songs. 7:30—"Speaking of Radio Art. honestly meeting depression like new. Cost $1800. Now family. 122 Cherry St. Rent 122.00. tra. The Bridgeport American Legion pearance furnished. 6:00—Sert Room orchestra. 7:46—Street Singer. ditions. I)r Whitrlght has always Easy terms. '•4 7:30—Female trio. state defending champions, dentist In $295. 6:30—Mountalnoers music. 8:00—Armenian National Music nine, been the lowest priced SEE 7:45—The Street Singer. will inako their debut at Humllton Plates. IS up; gold — 67 Rooma tu-0 Board 6:45—Concert orchestra. chorus. Waterbury. STUDEBAKER PIERCE-ARROW 8:00—Armenian National chorus. meeting Hope- fillings, $1 up; ex- Policies of the Californians. park this afternoon crowns. $5 up; AND ROCKNE AGENCY. 7:00—Prospective 8:10—Abe Byman’s Be in the first *1 per tooth. Oas and Main St. Dial 3-4185 A. BARONIAN Pete 8:16—Vaughn Leath, songs; ville, local city champs, tractions. 179 West GEO ROE Democratic Party—Jouett 8:30—Ollle Swenson and ether administered In my office. BOARD AND ROOM AT Berrens’s orchestra. of a "hero and there" series start- 36 North Main St. Shouse, National Demo- Johnson. 8. L. Whitrlght, Dentist, lo3 C. A. 8:30—Variety program. at 4 o’clock. The locals have Dr Y. M. cratic Committee Chair- 8:45—Chicago Variety program. ing East Main St. Dial 3-“““" 0:00—Jones orchestra. won one and lost one game to date, $9 TO 310.60 PER WEEK man. 0:00—Isham Jones orchestra. 0:30—U. S. Army band. defeating Westville, 5 to 4, and TUNING—Warm weather 14 Service Station*. Repairing 7:30—Rolllckers Male quartet. 0:30—U. 8. Army band. PIANO BOYS' CLUB, Cottage Place—Nice TENEMENTS—For rent. *16 to *40. 10:00—Ruth Etting, songs; Shll- bowing to Norwalk, 11 to 4. Bridge- demands It. Now only *3.50. Ex- W. 7:45—The Goldbergs—Sketch. 10:00—Music that Satisfies; Ruth li>8 rooma awlmmlng pool, all home All newly papered and painted. kret’s orchestra. holds an S to 0 win over the tuning. McCoy's, Inc. eve- Civic concert. port pert [1ATTERIES—13 plate, guar. I yr.; oooklng. Recaption room. Moderate H. Hart. 20 East Main. Open 8:00—Chicago Kttlng. Grand St. 10:15—Public Affairs Institute. Westville nine. *3.75 up Batteries recharged 60c. price. ning*. 8:30—Secret Service Story—The 10:15—Columbia Public Affairs __ 10:45—Coral Islanders. Tiberia and Robinson, two Cen- Somma Battery Ser„ 234 E. Main. Spy School. Institute. Im- 11:00—Irone Beasley, tral high school regular mound Dial 3-5905. WALNUT ST, 201—0 room*, all 9:00—Southernalrcs quartet. Irene contralto; 7 Business Announcements Dial 4-9070. 10:45—Coral Islanders; Berrens’s orchestra. will be available for duty 68 Rooma For Housekeeping provement*. 9:15—Boston Concert, Ar- aces, Pop Beasley. the O'Donnellmen this Inn 11:15—ltedman’s orchestra. against thur Fledleri conducting. 11:15—Don ltedmon's Connie who walked and filed, keys 11:3 0—Stern’s orchestra. afternoon. Joe Bowey, SAWS—Retoothcd CHERRY 2 and 3 rooma 10:00—Dance orchestra; Bert orchestra. will be sharpened. Wa- Employment ST, 110—1, 12:00—Bullew orchestra. out of the box at Norwalk, ■nude, lawnmowers for housekeeping. Single room 73 Vacation Places For Ren* I.a hr, comedian; Walter 11:30—Harold Stern's orchestra. locals. Bill Saw Piling, 37 Phoenix 12:30 a. m.—Slssle Oren. on the mound for the terbury $2 up. All conveniences. Dial O’Keefe. WOlt, Newark—710k Ave. 1:00—Hopkins’s orchestra. Stanton will officiate. 17 Men Wanted 3-3469. 11:00—Col umbo orchestra. 1:00—Midday Diversions. TO RENT—Five room cottage Id 1:30—Brewer orchestra. WADE PAPER for sale. Wide selec- 11:15—Talk—Merle Thorpe. orchestra. , , 1:16—Krickett’s LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS for a room—36c. P. Brldgton. .Maine, 11:30—Pettis orchestra. tion. Enough Sal- July. Write Box tor* monjW 1:46—Betty Flanlgen, contralto; 88 Abbott Ave. Dial 4-3003. SALESMEN—Hosiery, shirt, tie. 80ft Shaffer, to consumer. For Rent Real Estate 12:00—Ralph Klrbery, songs. guitar quartet. 780 United Prow) ary to start. Direct orchestra. WJZ (By Suite 310, 151 Court 12:05 a. m.—Rogers 2:00—To be announced. Meter* Kilocycle* At Cleveland—Johnny Rlsko, Mr Hockman, orchestra. New St, New Haven. 12:30—Amado 2:16—Dance orchestra. York 198 1-2, Cleveland, defeaetd Rllckey tenor. !Automobiles 71 Apartment* * Tenement* For Sola 400.7m—WIOC, Bridgeport—000k 2:30—ltldgely Hudson, Walker, 171 1-2, ltumson, N. J., Real Estate 1:00—Luncheon music. 2:45—To bo announced. 1:00—Stokes's orchestra. (12); Hoy Willtums. 183, Chicago, Boat ST—4 and 5 Houses rot aala 1:30—News Hashes. 3:00—Show Boys. 1:30—Farmer’s Union program; defeated Tommy Freeman, 159 1-2, For Sulo Merchandise WEACOn" large, sunny u 9 Autos and Trucks water all im- Record Selections 3:15—Klectrlc Organ Played by music. Cleveland (8); Paul Plrrone, 157, roonih, hot heat, 1:45—Request H. Rang- *prov*ment8. Ueasonabl*. Dial and News. Captain Richard 2:30—Byncopators orchestra. Cleveland, knocked out Gary Leach Shopping 30 Household Article* 3-5465. 2:30—Elaine Hongster. er. 2:43—Lum and Abner—Comedy 158 1-2, Chicago (1); Chico CIs- bargains at our Pond, UNEQUALLED M. Musketeers, 3:30—Adel Ensemble. duo. norto, 129 1-2, Mexico, defeated great Used Car Sale. The Erwin 2:45—The Melody Watertown FRENCH ST, 36—G room*, 3rd floor, Music. Cleveland Co. 488 — HALLINAN harmony duo. 4:00—Black 3:00—Stokes’s orchestra. Johnny Farr, 132, (8); Jennings Inc., COPELAND REFRIGERATORS all whits In<|. 44 THOMAS trio. de- Ave. Dial 4-5707. Improvements. Braves vs 4:10—Newark String Kddlo Lord, 130, Cleveland, All electric, only a few left with at store.I 3:00—Baseball game: 3:46—Binging Strings. French fit, grocery REAL ESTATE orchestra. 128 1-2, of as low uh 20%. McCoy «, Brooklyn. 4:30—Daniel's 4:00—Saturday Matinee. feated Dick O’Leary, ATTRACTIVE BUYS iliHCOuntH flashes. 4:50—1'rogram Resume. orchestra. Cleveland (6); Bruno Hula, 163 1-2, Inc. 158 Urand St. 5:00—News 4:30—Kogen's 1930 Auburn Deluxe Conv. OENERAL*lNSURANCB -.IS orches- 5:00—Stuart's orchestra. vocal defeated Joe IJunn, 43 EAST MAIN ST. 6:15—The Dance Parade, 6:00—Concert orchestra; Cleveland, Coupe—Model 125. Ra- FOR RENT—OT TO OATH OFFICE tra. 0:30—French Courae—Dr ensem ble. 163 1-2, Cleveland (4). 1595.00 .11 dio Equipped 30 Musical Instruments 161 Willow 8t.—6 rooms. Thatcher Clark. Deluxe Conv. DIAL 3-0311 r>:30—Meiooy jnari. 5:30—Stokes’s orchestra. 1929 Chrysler 37 Hill St.—7 rooms end S csr Bowe, tenor and 0:50—Time, weather. 5:45—'Little Annie. American typewriter* arc becom- —Model 75—excellent.. *545.00 6:45—Morton Orphan *435.00 garage. orchestra. 11:00—Uncle Don. #:00-*-Wood'B orchestra. ing popular Czechoslovakia. 1930 Do Soto 8 Sedan. (jOOl) USED PIANOS—For shore 163 Fulton Park Ave.—• rooms and Nell Chevrolet Coach *295.00 or homes. 6:00—News. (i:30—Bleyer orchestra; Roy, orchestra. 1930 cottages, country city garage. 8:30—Lopez 1331 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan.. *495.00 weekly terms. songs. 7:00—Amos V $50,110 u|). Special Very Reasonable Prices. Inquire 6:30—Big Brother’s Debating Andy. 1930 Bulck Coupe. *075.00 Grand Robyne. tenor. Sport McCoy's, Inc 15X IDEAL—Summer cabin, screened‘‘ society. 6:45—Willie 7:15—Blossom Seeley and Benny OF CONNECTICUT, District 1931 Chevrolet Coach—extra St._ U LO RUSSO, orchestra. STATU 8x24 feet, 3-car |»r»n, I Leo Lltwin. 7:00—Berger's and Probate Court, .••••• *390.00 pick. 8-9948. porch 6:45—Plano recital, Field, songs imperson- of Waterbury, *», nice PHONOGRAPHS—Take your GO Scovlll St. Dial of land. 1-2 mile oft State and or- 7:30—Warren’s orchestra. 1932. Others—See I s 1‘ Irst. Columblas, ucrea 7:00—Babe Miller, songs ations. June 23rd. Several From $7.00 up. Victors. road. Fine view, price 31,300. orchestra; J. McCarthy, 158 St. chestra. 8:00—l.lttle Symphony 7:30—Josef Stopak, violin; Josef ESTATE OF John ATWOOD BROS INC. tp. McCoy’s, Inc. Gram! Three-family house, » years oUl. Christine Goff, contralto; late of the Town of Atlantic City, Phone 3- 3250 minutes Brother" Bob Emery. Hontl, piano. 149 No. Main St. corner lot, all rented, 5 7:15—"Big James. leuvlng eatate In xald District, de- Phone 4- 5400 HIGHLAND AVE. 79—G rooms, hot 7:30—To be announced. directed by Philip 7:45—Kosa Low, soprano. 187 Meadow St. from Exchange place. Price 11,840 ceased. 43 Fertilizers- Seeds, Plants wuter heat, 2nd floor, all Improve- l*t 7:45—To be announced. 9:00—Musical review. 3:00—To be announced. for the Dis- cash and aeaumlng mortgage, The Court of Probate CADILLAC—4 coupe. Model ments. Dial 3-4043 or 3-3109. for J. 9:15—Comedy and songs. 8:30—Selvln's orchestra. hath limited pass, of 34,000. Tel. appointment. 8:00—The dosslpers. trict of Waterbury, 314. Good condition. J. J. Collins, Tel. Wood- orchestra. from the Watertown P. Banka, Bethlehem. 8:16—Negro Spirituals; Charles 9:30—Dance 0:00—Goldman Band concert; and allowed six months Inc. De Soto and Plymouth. 38 CELERY PLANTS—10c dor.; 75<- per HENRY ST, 31—Off orchestra. of St. bury 80. Henry, tenor and Elwin 40:00—Osborne Edwin Franko Goldman, date hereof for the creditors said Willow St. Dial 3-1598. 100. Luigi Vnlcrlo, 215 Charles Avenue, b roome, all Improvements, 10:30—Chandler Ooldthwalte, estate to exhibit their claims for furnace, rent reasonable. Barrow, accompanist. conductor. who neglect to — settlement. Those 8:80—Lester Green, "The Rustic organ. 9:30—Incognito Sketch, with at- weather. present their accounts properly PACKARD BRIDGEPORT MOTORS HILL ST, 152—5 beautiful rooms, 11:00—Time; June Meredith, Don Amo- be de- with or without Financial Philosopher.” tested within said time, will USED CAR OFFERINGS WITH newly renovated, 11:03—Bavarian orchestra. che and Jack or- In- on 8:45—To be announced. Doty; barred a recovery. All persons TERMS TO SUIT Business Service garage; price reasonable. Inq. J. Cronin at tho 11:30—Woodworth orchestra. chestra. said estate are requested 9:00—Francis debted to Essex 5 Pass. Conv. Sedan premises. Loaned KI)KA, Pittsburgh—9*0k from Immediate to '30 •S Money organ and soloists. 10:00—Northwest Sangerfest to make payment Packard S Pass. Sedan be announced. DAVID A. McCAHTHT. ■28 IDYLWOOD AVE, 87—Opp. Hamil- 9:80—Totem Pole orchestra. 6:15—To St Paul; Chorus of 2,000 5 Pass. Brougham 51 Business Services ttend.tred Administrator. •28 Bulck ton Pk. 5 large rooms, 1st floor, flashes. 7:00—Same as WJZ. Voices; orchestra; Paul 6-23-31 ■31 2-4 Pass. Roadster Placed—Insurance 10:00—New* Chrysler hot water heat. Inq. premises. Mortgage* — Stailta and his 7:30—Sacred songs. Althouse, tenor. '28 Cadillac 7 Pass. Imp. Sedan Jeneralal Hirrnance * 10:15—A1 orches- CLEANINO — Tou will as WJZ. WINDOW all Malai St -- tra. 8:00-10:00—Same 11:00—Pickens Sisters, songs. Dial 4-8109 For Demonstration. for os to RIDGEWOOD ST, 23—5 rooms, 431 North Tamburltxa or- save money If you send Evenings 80—Totem Pols orchestra. 10:00—Croatlon 11:15—Concert orchestra, direction BTATK OF CONNECTICUT, District 37 Cottage Place. Waterbury Connecticut Win- Improvements, rent reasonable. Inq Open Court, do your cleaning. St. Dial 4-7819.— 1:00—Organ recital. chestra. Howard Barlow. of Waterbury, ss. Probate Co. Of flee, I* Wood- 101 Watervllle Old Fashioned 1982. dow Cleaning 1:80—Carl Moore and His Blue 10:15—Homey and 12:00—Denr.y orchestra. June 20th, lawn Terrace. Dial t-tlll Loan* JO: —Sketch. ESTATE OF Marla Qluseppa Ro- JEWELRY ST. 18-20—4 rooms, all MM Industrial orchestra. Heaven Boys. 12:30 a. m.—Agnew late of the town of AL’S BARGAIN HOUSE rent reasonable; 10:80—Same as WJZ- tella DeMunda, WORK GARMENTS dry cleaned— Improvements, WOT, Schenectady—7901c In said District, de- 100 CARS TO PICK FROM one month free. Phone 4-81(0. review'; news. Waterbury, Union Alls, overalls, lumpers, ooats 6:00—Joe and Eddie, comedy 11:00—Sport ALL MAKES—TYPES- MODELS No to the Far North. Black's orchestra. pants, shirts, and caps, eta i sketch. 11:20—Messages 1:30—Teddy of Probate for the Dis- 90-DAY GUARANTEE K. Rows- 2:00—American Auxiliary 3*Thed'Court limited more shrinking or fading. Longer RENT as WEAK. 11:30—Roseyblts—A. Legion trict of Waterbury, hath l-I-l YEARS TO PAY than FOR 6:16—Same the wear. Costa no more washing well. talk. and allowed six months from Laun- | 6:80—American trio. of said CARS Give us a try out Mechanics and East 11:46—Messages to the Far North. 2:16—Tom Prokoff, xylophonist. date hereof for the creditors AL'S USED St. Dial 1-1177. APARTMENTS—Cherry 6:45—Dance orchestra. claims for dry. ttl EL Main Mutn Southmayd road; Nel- ’ 12:00—Conrad orchestra. 2:30—Synchronizers Male quartet. estate to exhibit their 329 NO. MAIN ST. DIAL 3-3347 streets; 6:65—Baseball scores. Those who neglect to son avenue; York street. One fam- 01 Business OpportnnWIne and Home Forum- 2:4g—Whispering Banjos—Austin settlement. OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 7:00—Dance erchestra. 12:20—Farm their account* properly at- boqse. Edge wood a venae. Service with Scrivener, director. present S3 Professional services ily 7:16—Same as WEAF. Agricultural tested within said time, will be de- AND ALL DAY SUNDAY 3:00— BALE—Old established drug ’cello. Orchestral concert. Merry Madoaps—Norman barred a recovery. All persons ln- McEVOY, INC. FOR 8:15—Bernard SUberg, In same location Echoes—Jo- director, estate are busiiiese. _ as WEAF. 12:90—Blue Room Cloutier, lOI/lfUlebted toIV snld•***•«.! requested tile. LOUls A il West (lain Street. Phone 4-SUS for^so 8:30-11:00—Same — scat. P1.AN8—Sped Orations, cask deal. Bn Matinee Julius make Immediate to ■30 FORD COUPE with rumble year*. Must be 11:00—Dance orchestra. seph Blume, director. 3:80—Saturday o payment Wenzel 45 fl Leavenworth at. dlreotor, MAIIIA DEMUNDA MUSS ART, Perfeot condition. |27(. Walsh, A-10( Democrat. 01:30—Same as WEAF. 12:57—Time signals. ./ Nussman, Executrix. cpuins, Quit* ..a.-.. ..._ Si i..ii rtMthSa Ea;30 a. m.—Dance orchestra. 1:00—Blue Rppm Echoes 1 l;0q—Went, Iyl3-3t fl«l ff..—