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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21
THE SPIRIT OF NOTRE
 DAME" RETURNS TO THE
 STRAND THEATER TO-DAY

In response to hundreds of re- quests that have come to the man. ager's office, Warner Brothers Strand theater announces a pop ular request return engagement of the years smash hit "The Spirit of Notre Dame."
 This marvellous tale of the men of Notre Dame and their training and spirit that have made the col lege outstanding in the glory halls of gridiron fame has been pro- duced as tribute to the memory of the old master, Knute Rockne, and was produced under the su- pervision of Father O'Donnell and the Notre Dame authorities. Lew Ayres plays the leading role with Sally Ellers and William Bakewell supporting him. In it are also Frank Carideo, twice All-American quarterback; Miller, Layden Crow ley, Stuhldreher, Adam Walsh, Bucky O'Connor, hero of last years Southern California game; Captain John Law, Moon Mullins, Art Mo- Mammon, Al Howard and other stars.
 This is a picture that will ap- peal to every man, woman and child in Waterbury whether or not they happen to be a football fan.
 Great good fortune, devotion to their leader and inspiration of revered institution hovered over ''The Spirit of Notre Dame" dur ing its filming. It is also unique in the annals of the motion pie ture. It has no villain, no one is bribed to throw" game, no one is kidnapped so that he can't make a spectacular run or forward pass. There are no drinking bouts and no jazzed-up sophomore hops. But 1t does contain an emotional eloquence and power which grips the throat, and will force tears from the hardest-boiled reaiist.
 It is a picture that can be heart fly recommended. A specially se- lected surrounding program ac- companies ''The Spirit of Notre
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

ficlals prisoners during the night
 The four men made their ap. pearance last night at the homs of D. s. Hartsook. president oi the bank. Ray simkins, another bank ofi1cial also yves there. The two bank officers were made pris- oners and compelled to sit up with the robbers all night.
 To-day two of the bandits were left to guard the officials while the other pair went to the bank. The institution had just opened and employees were at the cages and desks. The pair forced the employees to hand over the money and bonds, then locked them in the vault, picked up the two at the Hartsook home and drove away toward Peoria.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21
JURY GETS CASE

New York, Oct 21-UP)-The jury in the Bankers Capital Cor poration case retired to deliberate to-day, at the end of it's eight weeks work. Two mail fraud counts were dismissed by Judge T. Blake Kennedy, leaving nine mail fraud and one conspiracy counts to be passed upon by the jury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

England compare favorably with those in the west of the United States" Knight said. ''New Eng land is exceptionally well organ ized. The situation is a chal- lenge to New England to contri- bute to national business leader- ship"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

example set by the Waterbury bankers.
 Others on the committee with MT Reed named yesterday include Robert B. Newell of Hartford, Ar thur D. Johnson of Hartford, Ma than D. Prince of Hartford, w. Perry Curtiss of New Haven, Dwight l.. Chamberlain of New Haven and Earle W. Stamm of New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21
BANKERS WERE
 | MADE PRISONERS | BY THE BANDITS
Held All Night Until Bank Opened and $0, ,OOO in Funds Were LOOted

Maquon, Ill, Oct 21.--tUP)-- The Maquon State bank was robbed of $9.000 and bonds of undeter- mined value to-day by four ban- dits who had held two bank of-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21
DIED IN IRON LUNGS

DIED IN IRON LUNGS
 Hartford, Conn, Oct 21-(UP)- Two infantile paralysis victims died in ''iron lungs" at the isola- tion hospital here to-day. They were Louise Cerilli, 17, and Teddy Marenholtz. 13
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21
QUITE A GARDEN

Windsor Castle in England has gardens covering 70 acres, of which 23 are devoted to vegeta- bles. There is one flower border which Is 200 yards long and Is feet wide on each side of a grass walk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21
PILsUDsKI ILL

Bucharest, Rumania, Oct 21--(UP) Marshal Joseph Pilsudski of Po- land was i'll here to-day with a slight cold. He interrupted visit to Constanza on the Black Sea and returned to the capital, although his condition caused no concern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

Automatic telephone exchanges are being established throughout Scotland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

1.-THE BARGAIN", HARVARD
 PRIZE PLAY, BROADWAY HIT
 NOW SHOWING AT LYRIC "The Bargain" the First Ma tional picture which is currently running at the Lyric theater. is the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

Nearly half the total area of Denmark was planted to cereals this year.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18
Answers 20 Health Queries

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18

When L Is swollen Il gives the
child that oEe-sided, pathetic PIC
f1re 50 familiar u this disease
In the beginning TIE child CON-
plains Of pain just below the ear
a sight swelling = noticed oTs- the
sore SPOT Ire swelling Increases
-GpzauaIy and within foEty@ZHt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18

hTTTH q E161s1 r-sa O ze--
Wv CT. ! knew t5s reason fc-
t1s Od1lF hez-z-r sooE In
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Ep11 SA= E-E-rIvs nature rE1-- E-
S-ss-1 TIE tE -z-E H- C.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18

6 L 2. Q-Ts enc bo-n With
nears-ght @ does T. develop latsrg
A-Thts ts usually corgentt1L
MRS N y s. Q-Is pure olive
OIL fzttenEag2
A-YeG-
ANXIOUS Q-Is a operation
necessary for polypusT
A-Yes. II most cases
s. J. W Q-Whzt causes n
coated tongue7
An. n Usually due % corsst-
patton
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b. vTNIFREp HACK

T AST rE- I to1k ~ frsun1s
I-hs gounE c1EFis frun
Ireland 70 see q mgrinx
picture
The picturE wzs enc nanf 6cals
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18

NooNER OF later, the necessity for the regal
evening ensemble presents Itself. and when
II does come, ever 20 many women mistake
op1lence and over elaboration for dignity and
beauty, with often unfortunate results For
such q costume, white OF black should Be the
choice, with white As the favored shade, IL I Is
a. al possible For white i regal and extremely
ogz1Ied and a. the same tine Iupsr-s q del
cate. ethereal quality 20 -he Eearer that i most
attractive White chiffon = lovely but some
Row i isn't quite stately enough for that very
impressive frOck- Idea fabrics for Z dress o.
ensemble Of TINS type are white satin Of Z Tery
heavy quality. or better s-IIIs white velvet, pzr-ic-
ularlT 4 i L II a shade o. IVORY OF Oyster. two
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tones that lend themselves 50 wen 70 . fine velvet
Just made for the bright lights are tire necels
displayed in todzy's sketch TIE dress II the
foreground Is OF oyster white velvet and Z cate
o1-l01%ly meant for the very important and l-
preszzve fr0cz Diagonal plscIrgs crossing r-e
bodice and the upper part Of the skirt are OFT
Lined with crystal beads A heavy belt o. crystal
and E+rass MARKS the natural E~z5s-lrs- Ire Eower
skirt hzs q fare and rezc1es % al even II rourd
length OF two inches from -5e roor- The z-zr--g
evening ensemble = OF pr-rcse yeI0w -zftez
The princess dress ha 2 crisp sczII0ped SKIRT
tO1nce dipping ar TIE sides and - bzrk The
short coat 1 Of brown velvet trimmed Ez-a hlze
fox Isffs-a confines On 3 s-rnszEfzI EzE and
VIII o seen again tLs SPrzrx ard Ezrlrg TIE
early S1-Esr-
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Words sf tAr Wise

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18

TTAVE yo1 ever noticed .
child With q rsd fame
cloth wrapped zro1rd :
Ewollen face and reck. / need
mo- say more, for ron probably
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-18

hr-rs Ire neck ard r5s q TIRE face
are greatly s-szrrsl
Pan Es-slF rreceSss TIE EzsE
NrEs-s-ts cs Ire jar Il ta1Erz
szHz1Wz-= - foo5 G chEE1-< r.
C1lna z-fTlrz1- F-sr1sn11T there IL
earscas ard e-s1 sight impairment
81 kaarlnr- Taee ELECTS are us1zZy
Temporary
E8n%e cCu-zG - required 70 sc-sa6
this dlsezS- Cnil6-cn are less sux-
csE5hs 70 n1n1rs than 70 C-he-
cozz-1rUs 6sezses and o11T q sal
r-Et@r C fEns= Expo=ed take II
However II e important that chi
G-eu E1c1d Tot b unnecessarily ex-
pred The co-pISzri0ns which
frsq-srtiy follow humps are nos
Undesirable Kidney diseases. nervous
conditions impaired hearing and n
s0n1s cases deafness have resulted
During the height C the disease
y = h@s+ TO keep the chI6 n bd
SpecfzI care should Re gwen 20 ths
mouth AIkzlins mouth washes are
u@@d rxlce z dzy ard the bowels are
kept or@n- Ire cset should n a.
light ons. consisting O. fluids
SINCE this disease - CONTAGIOUS 4
must r reported 70 the local board
q hszlth. The officials VIII give IN
str-ctlo7s zs 10 the methods Of
1~uzrz1r5lz
Do not consider this c0ndtroa too
lightly Above all. II ur ch[I6 hzs
nUnps. keep him a. lO1ne and Do
Permit him 10 pay with others
--T-[- ISL - %e-=.s-@T Fs1r-- E<rT--.- L.
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The Danger Of Mumps
Lies in Complications
Since Serious Illnesses Nay FoIEosr Serere attacks, DR..
Copeland Adrises Extreme Care and Protection
OF Children Against Undue Exposure
b ROYAL :. COPELAND. VI. ID.

F9TmE CgMmfrrieEsr - Hsz7rh- NeE I0-k Gig
United States Senator fruz Se= York
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RET7FEST Eth RACES around
. tie EsnoET q EaEArds We
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Home-Makins Helps
By ELEANOR ROSS.
Remember the Paper 4idf-

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ant-like face inquired what Umoerto
wanted with his knock.
Umberto jerked his head toward the
stair in an urgent gesture. ana Divltt
in evening clothes-folloWed MIN up
stairs and into the room.
The girl stood by the window. In
Umberto's absence she had fastened
UP her hair and thrust high black
comb into 1t. She confronted the men
with no semblance of fear in her
stormy eyes, yet the close observer
might have seen the trembling OF ner
clenched hands, the quick rise and
fall of her breast Divitt turned
abruptly to Umberto.
Whats this?" he demanded.
LADY" Umberto informed him. "She
In ola chest" Umberto pointed. i
take it off da Dolores. Lady inside.
dom know how she getta that way.
Stowaway maybe"
Divitt looked through the chests
contents. Laces. mantillas, a black
cape which the girl watched anxiously
as he pulled it out.
"TheeS getta me in trouble" COM
planned Umberto. IT think she dead
at first. I ask why she do such thing.
She no onderstan' Italian"
Get Conchita," said Divitt. He
threw the things back into the chest
while Umberto went down the balcony
TO the last room on that side. Gabreau
and Conchita, his mother, looked at
him darkly. Umberto. returning Con-
chitas look, jerked his head toward
his room. She rose heavily, squat,
swart. bullying figure, and waddled be-
hind him, Gabreau following. Divitt
was closing the chest.
Talk to this lady in Spanish" he
ordered C0nchita
Conchita, discovering the girl in the
corner, sat down on the cot. During
her three years over Divitt's place she
had been called on to face many sit
uations, but to behold unrnoved what
looked like a Gagged princess in UNI
bertos roonl-a princess who 10 min
utes before could not have been there
or could she?-required something
more of Savoir faire than even she
possessed, especially when she had got
herself all wrought UP over Gabreaus
four-bit piece.
Speak to her." commanded Divitt.
There's no time to lose"
Conchita spoke abundantly, assuring
the lady that the weather was fine
for the month Of February.
TRY her with French" Dtvitt said
TO Gabreau.
"Mamselle-" he began.
The girl faced them abruptly. Her
stormy eyes moved over the group.
(To BE CONTINUED