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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], January 01, 1937, Page SEVENTEEN, Image 17
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DAN DUNN
Secret Operative 48
By NORMAN MARSH
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TO BREAK. IT DOWN
BABE BUNTING
The End of the Drood House!
By ROY L. WILLIAMS
AFTER
A BATH
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SUPPED.
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HASCOT
TO SEE
THAT
FIRE
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MR.DROOO
AND THOSE
MEN?
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FOR MONTHS.'
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ABOUT THAT TUNNEL CO/N
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TO HIS OWN/
HOUSE ?.
FOR HIM.
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TO THEGHOSTS
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HOUSE BURNS
DOWN.'
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GET THERE THE TEACH- „
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HOME WITH AN HERB TONIC THAT RE
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ATE A HOLE RIGHT THROUGH THE
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THE NEWS OP THE NEK3HBORHOOO
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ON THE “OVE R -THE -PENCE “ CONPER
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NEW
YEAR
TO YOU,
PETE
A HAPPY
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to youse,
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THE FIGHT GAME' WHAT-S
THERE FOR ME TO BE HAPPY
ABOUT THIS
MICKEY MOUSE COMES BACK TO TOWN!
Storting Tomorrow Worden's Delicious Now Croomod Cottogo Cheese
Will Bo Avoiloblo in Mickoy Mouso Glosses
A Full 10 ox. Gloss Chock Full for Only 12c
Ask Your WORDEN’S Route Salesman to Reserve a Set of Six Mickey Mouse Glasses
The Kiddies Will Love Them!
for Tom
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to make any.” '
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when she has had a bad day.”
Army Doctor
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I American
sanitation 1
expert.
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13 To daub.
14 On top of.
16 Thoughts.
18 Measure of
cloth.
18 Outer gar
ment.
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21 Pendulous.
22 Male.
23 Upon.
24 Toward.
25 Provhied.
27 North America
28 To rent.
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31 Early.
33 Insensibility.
35 To ascend.
37 Flat-bottomed
boat.
39 Golf device.
40 Onager.
42 Devoured.
44 Matter-of
fact.
50 Custom.
52 Army strong
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insects.
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liquid.
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general of the
U. S A. Army
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healthfuKpl.).
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4 Exists.
5 Last word of
a prayer.
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scoring cards.
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8 Either.
9 Gun.
10 Particle.
11 Goose.
12 Intolerant
enthusiasts.
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fame in the
-Canal
Zone.
17 Stain.
19 To incite.
24 Rapt.
26 Central point
28 One who
loiters.
30 Pertaining to
a consul.
32 Either.
34 Mountain.
36 Snaky fish.
37 Chum.
38 Barbed spears.
41 Flocks.
43 Balsam.
45 In case that
46 Threefold.
47 Night before.
48 Proverb.
49 Measure of
area.
II Seasoning.
83 Label.
88 One in aarfe
87 Southeast
89 Spain.

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