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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
GRUZAS SURRENDERS, HELD UNDER S5, ,OO0
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{ son Was Relieved of $40 and Wrist Watch After
 Being Knocked Unconscious

On being tipped off that the detectives had been. gum -shoeing for him Walter Gruzas, 21, of AS Chatfield avenue called police headquarters last evening and made O. "date" with Detectives Jo- seph Bendler and Connie" shan nahan. The little conference re- suited in the young man being taken into custody and charged with being an accomplice in a highway robbery case. This morning in police court his case was continued one day under bonds of $5,000, which the young man was unable to furnish.
 Gruzas will be placed in a police lineup to-day for the purpose of identification. The police claim that he was a "paP' of William Skelly, 32, of Field street who was held for superior court yes- terday morning under bonds of $2,5O0. Skelly was identified by Stanley Johnson of Sunnyside ave- nue as one of the two men who took him for a ride week ago and after knocking him uncon- scious robbed him of $40 in cash and wrist watch. The fact that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04

from excessive weight. Fifteen nen are being employed in this work in an orchard near Peterstown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
Thrift Habit
 Is Growing Loan Corporation Head Gives Proof of State-
 ment

The practice of thrift on the part of the average American family Is growing
 Interesting proof of this was of- fered recently in Philadelphia in an address by Charles H. Watts, president of the Beneficial Indus trial Loan corporation before the centennial convention of United States Building and Loan League. It is a striking coincidence that this new stimulus to thrift should have been produced in the very city where Benjamin Franklin advanced the principles of thrift for persons of modest income.
 During the last five years" said MT. Watts, I've have distributed 945, 1000, 0,000-copies of our thrift books to the families served by the 300 offices affiliated with our company throughout the country. This booklet is designed to be used by the family in order to keep careful record of its &C., counts, both income and expendi- lures. The purpose of each item of expenditure is simply classified
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04

Major Thomas J. Bannigan, manager of the veterans admins tration at Newington, announced today that the administrator of veterans affairs at Washington has arranged with the postal authorities throughout the state to expedite delivery of American flags for buri- als of deceased veterans through the following county seat postoffi- ces in Connecticut, by direct appli- cation to the postmaster:
 Hartford, New Haven, Water bury, Putnam, Willimantic, New London, Norwich, Bridgeport, Tol- land, Litchfeld. Middletown.
 Section POI of the World war veterans act. 1924, as amended by section 12 of the act of Judy g., 1930, (public No. 522-71st con- gress) provides:
 Where a veteran of any war. including those women who served as army nurses under contracts between April 21, 1898, and Febru- ary 2, 1901, who was not dishon- orably discharged, dies after dis charge or resignation from the service, the director shall furnish a flag to drape the casket of such veteran and afterfards to be given to his next of kin regardless of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
Local Court Has
 No Jurisdiction

Judge Miles F. McNiff declined to hear further evidence in the injunction hearing involving Sey- mour and Bridgeport people yesterday afternoon and as a result the case was halted in the com mon pleas court here. He acceded to defense counsers plea that the local court had no Jurisdiction over the matter inasmuch as the prop erty involved Is located in Sey- mour and Bridgeport which are both out of this courts district. The injunction was sought by MT. and Mrs. Archibald Pompeo of Sey- mour against Charles Singer of New York, Eli Gordon, Louis Jacob son and David Apstein of Bridge port. The case was based on a transfer of property in Seymour by the plaintiffs for Bridgeport prop erty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04

The population of Scotland has decreased eight per cent in the past 10 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
Expect Record
 Crowd at Park
Jack Albin and His Hotel Pennsy Orchestra Here
 Tomorrow

That great attendance record set by B. A. Rolfe and his men is ex- pected to be broken at the Hamil- ton park pavilion tomorrow night when Jack Albin and his orchestra late of the Hotel Pennsylvania and Bossert hotel roofs in the greater New York hotel area, come to the popular park hall for a special en- gagement. The affair will be held under the auspices of the City Anna teur Baseball league winch was able to obtain this outfit through the cooperation of W. J. Cook, manager of the McEnelly band of Springfield.
 It will be the famous orchestra naestro's last appearance on a spe- cially arranged short tour of New England where during the past week he has been playing to thous- ands of his radio fans in this sec tion. This orchestra consists of II versatile young men who boast of being the best groomed outfit in New York. They specialize in sweet and tuneful dance numbers, with several featured so1oists who have come into prominence through their WEAF programs.
 Before being found" for the Pennsylvania and Bossert engage ments, Albin. and his men played for two years at the Hotel Statler in Buffalo, N. Y. where wide awake agent noted their big time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
Celebration of Battle
 of Fort Griswold

About 150 members of Companies B, F and c, Connecticut National Guards, will represent Waterbury in the exercises commemorating the 150th anniversary of the battle of Fort Griswold. The celebration will be held in New London and local units have accepted an invitation to participate. Major J. William Car roll will be in charge of the local contingent. The troops will sport their famous dress uniforms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04

the watch was found in truck near which Skelly had been sleep ing figured prominently in the evidence furnished by the state. Johnson was very positive in his Identification of Skelly, but whether he will be able to recog- nize Gruzas is question which the authorities were hopeful of decid- ing to-day. M
 The record of the young sus- pect is likely to react against him. He has been implicated in other affairs of a shady nature. The defendants father was found mur- dered on Sunnysidle avenue about
 three years ago and the police have yet to apprehend the party suspected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04

possibilities. When Jack wanted d vacation, that's what orchestra men call a tour, the Pennsylvania man. agement booked Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees. This ges- ture was a greater tribute to his last before returning to New York where he win resume his broad- castings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
APPLE CROP roo HEAVY

Peterstown, w. Va. (UP)-The apple crop is so heavy in sections of Monroe county, w. Va, that a number of orchardists have men picking the apples and throwing them away. to protect the trees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
BUTCHERS RUsTLERs FOUND

Globe. Ariz.-The remains of three calves on the ranch of Ro- land Jones. central Arizona cattle- man, disclosed a new racket here. The animals had been butchered on the range. the choice cuts of meat removed and the remainder left to waste. Jones suspects he has a new type of cattle rustling to cope with. ... ... ... .. .. ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04
CTTY BUYS BOY

Boston, (UP)--Boston has bought a new pair of trousers for John Tanza, newsboy. The trousers re- placed a pair he ruined hurling a fence while pursuing 8 filling sta- tion thief. Thanks to Johns ef- forts. the robber was caught.
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WOMANS CLUB NOTES

At the business meeting of the
Wcman's Club held at the home of
Mrs. L. w. Fetterly Tuesday evening
it was voted to give Montana Prod
ucts dinner at the Montana Hotel Nov
enber 10, at $50 o'clock. The menu
will be; roast mutton with dressing,
applesauce, scalloped potatoes, mashed
rutabagas, salad, pickles, jelly, hot rolls,
apple and pumpkin pie, and coffee.
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Morrison, and Mrs.
Fetterly will be the soliciting commit
tee.
The following resolution was adopted
at the first meeting in October: he
solved that we, the Woman Gfub-ei
Eureka, extend a vote of thanks to
those who helped to make the District
Convention real success; to Mrs. l.
". Fetterly, district president, for her
untiring efforts in arranging the pro-
gram; to Mrs. Frank Thomas, Georgia
Spaulding, Lois Rice, to the solo dan
GERS and characters of the pageant; &c
the Baptist church and the Lincoln
County High School
A copy fthis resolution to be re-
corded in the club minutes and to be
printed in the Western News
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-10-29
LEGION AUXILIARY NOTES.

Some interesting points in the re-
port of the National President Of the
Legion Auxiliary made, at Detroit fol-
low:
There are now 408, 104 Auxiliary
members, approximately 1000 more
than the figure set as the 1881 mem
bership goal
New units chartered during the year
number $50,
The Auxiliary's contribution to the
Legion's rehabilitation work amounted
to $4,000, the largest amount it has
ever given. This in spite of the de-
preston.
Approximately one million more pop
pies were sold this year than ever be-
fore. Many hundreds Of disabled vet
Grams were given desperately needed
employment in this way.
State education aid legislation fol-
war orphans has been secured in II
additional states making a total Of x
states in which legislation has beer
secured since the effort was begun
three years ago.
A large number Of successful com.
munity service projects were sponsored
by the Auxiliary and our slogan
Every Unit Community Asset" wa
translated into action