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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19

Road conditions and detours in the state of Connecticut made necessary by highway construction, repairs and oiling, announced by the Connecticut highway department as of June 17th, Route No. D. s. l. f- Milford. Post road cutoff is un- der construction. No delay to traf- fc.
 old Saybrook: Bridge construc- tion at oyster River. Does not de- lay traffic.
 old Lyme. Boston Post road is being oiled for miles.
 Westbrook. Boston Post road ts being oiled for miles on shoulders. Ronte No. g.
 Nolton and Andover. Bolton-An- dovAr road is under construction but open to traffic. Some delay to traf- fc due to working of steam shovel.
 Manchester. Willimantic- Hartford read is being oiled for miles.
 Middlebury. Middlebury Wood bury road is bieng oiled for h mile.
 Woodbury- -Middlebury road. Con- crete pavement completed. Shoulders and railing uncompleted. Route No. U. s. 5- .
 Meriden. Hartford Pike Is being oiled for miles.
 Route No. U. S. G.
 Danbury. Sugar Hollow road is being oiled for miles on shoulders.
 Killingly. Providence road is be- ing oiled for 4 miles on shoulders
 Chaplin. Willimantic road is be- ing oiled for miles on shoulders.
 Windham. Willimantic road is be- ing oiled for 3h miles on shoulders. Route No. U. s. 7-
 Cornwall Bridge Project. Work on shoulders under way. No detours:
 Cornwall. Kent road is being oiled for 2h miles.
 Torrington. Winsted road is un- der construction. Short detour at
 Colebrook. Colebrook riiver road. Bridge construction. No detours. Route No. 1O-
 Laying concrete on the Middle town -Saybrook road in the towns of Haddam and Chester. One way traf- fic.
 Essex. Hartford-saybrook road is being oiled for miles on shoulders. Route No. 12-
 Norwich. Jewett City road is un- der construction. Grading is being done. Detour posted via Newent. Route No. IT,
 Canton. From Simsbury town line to New Hartford town line is being oiled. A distance of miles.
 East Hartford. Bridge over Hook anum river is under construction. Closed to traffic. Short detour posted.
 Winchester. Winsted-Norfolk road is being oiled for 5 miles.
 Norfolk. Norfolk Winsted road is being oiled for miles.
 Norfolk. Norfolk Canaan road is being oiled for 3 miles.
 No. Canaan. Canaan-Norfolk road is being oiled for miles. Route No. 1Of-
 Chaplin and Eastford. Chaplin Phoenixville road is under construc- ton. Detour posted.
 Putnam. Putnam Providence road is under construction. Traffic can
 Pomfret. Eastford road is being oiled for miles.
 Route No. 107-
 wilmington. willington- East Will lington road is being oiled for 4 Route No. 1OS-
 Manchester and Vernon. Man. chester-Rockville road and Love Lane- -Buckland road are under con- struction but open to traffic, Op- tional detour is posted around part of the work through Vernon Center.
 Manchester. Rockville Manchester road is being oiled for ? miles. FRoufe No. ffO-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
Left Property to
 Women But They Must Be Protestant

Boston, June 19 - (UP) - Miss Caroline Weld Fuller has left the bulk of her $500.000 estate in trust for the establishment of a home for women who are ill or helpless. as she herself was for many years prior to her death last Sunday.
 Her will. filed for probate here yesterday. stipulated that the haven shoulter helpless. partially helpless, incurable, indigent. white American women of the Protestant faith, other than Christian Scientists" The home will be established in or near Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
Mail Carrier Had Quarrel With His
 Fiancee and Died

Augusta. Me, June 19 - (UP) - A quarrel with his sweetheart was blamed today for the suicide of Lloyd Choate, 23-year-o old mail car rier whose body was found in a secluded spot near Echo Lake. He had been nearby.
 It was learned that he and his fiance, Miss Ardis Clough, :1, had quarreled over the date of their marriage a few hours before his body was found. Police said he had threatened to kill himself several times before during similar argu. ments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
Evelyn Winestine
 Marries In New York
Becomes Bride of William Schwartz of Baltimore in
 Ceremony This Afternoon

1926. Since her graduation she has been recreational director of the He- brew Alliance in New York city. MT. Schwartz is a graduate of the City College of New York city and a rep resentative of the International Shoe company of New York.
 Following wedding trip to Chi cago and St. Louis, MT. and Mrs. Schwartz will reside in Baltimore.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Winestine and a number of Waterburians attended the nuptial ceremonies this after noon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
SCHOONER READY
 FOR FAR NORTH
hd SCHOONER

12 hd SCHOONER
 Wiscassett, Me, June 10. (UP)-- Tho two.masted schooner Bowdoin, . trim, white veteran of many m Arctic expedition, was being pre-. pared here to-day for her annual voyage to tho far north.
 Carrying miscellaneous cargo, including equipment for an Eskimo school, tho isowdoin will sail from here June s7 for Main, North I.abra. dor, where Commander Donald B. MaeAfiilan. her owner. has a sclen. tine station,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
Congregation
 of Beth Fl Special Service at the Synagogue This
 Evening

Members of the congregation of Beth Fl and friends of Rabbi and Mrs Harry E. Schwartx are invited to the Ben Zachor celebration of their son born last Saturday. This will follow the regular Friday eve- ming service and will be held in the rectory.
 Tonight is congregation night and is the last of the regular Friday evening services. Addresses will be made by representative members of the congregation and Rabbi Schwartz. Next Friday evening the summer schedule which calls for short services on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings will go into effect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19

Miss Evelyn Winestine, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Winestine Of 39 Plaza avenue and William Schwartz of Baltimore were married in New York city this afternoon. Rabbi Goldstein, assistant to Rabbi Stephen Wise, officiated at the cere- mony.
 Miss Winestine is a graduate of the Crosby high school, class of 1922 and of the University of Pennsylvania in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
NEW HAVEN ROAD
 MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT

The New Haven road has an- nounced that the club car oper- ated between New York and win- sted leaving New York daily in No 16S at 3:10 p. m., returning from Winsted in No 153 at 6:15 a. m. week days and No 155 at 6:30 a. m. Sundays will be discontinued after Monday, June 22.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
sEN7MNc1D AND Co1LAPsED

Lawrence, Mass. June 19--(UP)- Ralph A. Punchard, 26, former assfs- tant cashier of the Merchants Ma tional bank of Salem. collapsed in superior court today when Judge Louis E. Cox sentenced him to seven to ten years Imprisonment for lar- ceny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
CELTIC CROSSES
 FOR BEST ESSAYS Presented to Graduates of St Mary's Parochial
 School Last Night DIPLOMAS AWARDED

Madeleine A. Murphy and Kath- leen M. O'Connor were awarded Celtic Crosses for the best essays in the recent contest sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. H. at the commencement exercises of St Mary's parochial school last night in the Immaculate Conception church.
 Processional-
 Hymn to the Sacred Heart .....
 Rev I. M. Wilkins Presentation of Diplomas Hymn to the Blessed Virgin .....
 P. Giorza Address to the Graduates
 The Reverand Thomas F. Lawlor Benediction of the ............
 ............ Blessed Sacrament D pAeasaiCpol-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
THIEVES BUSY
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVEN1NO. The office of the Chromium Cor poration of America in Browns meadows, off Watertown avenue, was broken into last evening or early today. While the place was well searched there's no evidence of anything of value being taken. Several dollars in cash and a quan- tity of cigarettes were taken from a restaurant at 642 East Main street during the night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
LATE REALTY NEWS WARR NTv nEEnC.

vs<A1~Av<AAS 1SALA1Dos Daniel J. Mccarthy to Eli Rouil- lon, real estate known at lot 365 at Brightwood.
 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS: Bridget Barry to Lillian and Ed ward Barry, real estate on the southerly side of Walnut street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
FOURTH OF JULY
 ON BUNKER HILL

ON BUNKER HILL The Bunker Hill Improvement as- sociation has plans under considera- tion for the biggest Fourth of July celebration ever held in that district. The contract will soon be. closed for a brilliant display of fireworks. In addition to the fireworks there will be flag raising, a big parade, ora tions and various other exercises all of which wil make day long to be remembered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19

Dr Benjamin I. ClAwson ef the
 University of Minnesota Medical seh0el, announces the discovery Of A vaccine for the treatment es rheumatIsHi,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19

Meet Maxim Gorkrs million ruble smile." Gorlki, Moscow literary favorfte, recently concluded a con- tract for that amount with the So-
 viet government publishing house for exclusive rights to his vivid novels of Russian life. Now Gorlxi will desert his health retreat in sunny Italy and live the year round in his native Russia. Can you blame him?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO RENT-5. 6 or room lake front cottage, Bantam Lake, first 2 weeks in August. Phone 6-0433.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

George J. Mullenite, truck driver, 22 Cherry street; Bertha Chesney. factory employe, 22 cherry street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

Book and Play "Putocrat."
That's what it was called. But its liable to be
released under the Title, The gangsterS Lost
Mol Well in the Picture my family and
are on one of these Mediterian Cruises, and
BE go to Morocco, or some country down there
where it's hot, and full of Arabs and Camels,
Ind Riffs.
Well will say one thing for Hollywood. If
kou want q couple Of hundred real Arabs
In a scene, you just let the casting Department
let it be known that you do and you get that
many real Arabs Anything under the sun
you want it's in Hollywood. I believe you could
round up a hundred Esquimos, and if you want
the Walng Wall in Jerusalem, you can get that
with the original cast, in fact the Producers of
the Pictures will join in with the mob, the
way business has been lately.
Now among these Arabs, and Turks, and
Foreign Legions, and all we needed a few big
"Senagambians" Big colored Boys, in their
bare skin. Well out here there is an awful
lot of Prize Fighters and Awful" is right and
every old time Pug is here, and among EN- is
DOT of Ex-Colored Fighters that work around
the Pictures.
Well we had the greatest gang on this
street Scene in Algeirs, or wherever it was.
was raised down SOUTH BY and With colored
folks, around Claremore is full OF Colorcd
Rogers, that their folks belonged to our family
Nthey took the name you know when they was
freed. They got more humor and good nature
than any race in the World. Well there was
Spoiled. One was Sam Baker, pretty good
fighter three or four years ago. He fought
Wills and a trial sparring Partner for
Dempsey Then there was L think it was
Lester Albert Johnston, and Vic Alexander.
Well the Director couldent get me on the
Set for laughing at these Birds kidding each
other about fights. I believe Sam Baker talked
the best fight of ALL They got him to tell
about the time he was sent to Portland, Ore,
to fight the Big (name deleted through
friendship when he was making his famous
march through the Buckwheat belt, bowling
am over in one and two rounds.
Well listen just minute to Sam Baker, and
kou will get an earful of modern Fistucuffs. Il
was working down here in Hollywood, wasent
bothering Soul had me q big part putty
uniform, taking care of de front door at a high
ehat night club. Dis Gentleman had been as
Sainating around all up and down, and it
seemed like in Oakland, another Colored Boy,
br something was to go out in the fourt round,
hnd dident, he stayed till the sixth, and could
D stayed for q week, but his seconds throwed
IN towel, when all that had happened to him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
Washington Air Att0ck
Continued from Third Page

defend the coast, the Capitol and such large
metropolitan areas New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, Newport and Rich
mond.
The questions Army officials laid down and
which now have been answered except as to
compilation into reports were:
First. Are our present tables of organiza-
ton and equipment and our supply and logistic
schedules adequate?
Second How many and what spare parts
must be laid down at various airdromes to
insure proper maintenance of aircraft?
Third. Can organization the size of an
air division be handled with the present size
staff?
Fourth. Are present methods of communi-
cation adequate and what are the most effec-
tive methods of communication?
Fifth Can it, parts of it, be controlled
by radio that changes in operations or
routes may be made after it is in the air?
Sixth. How many airplanes can be sue
cessfully operated from one airdrome?
Seventh. What length of time does 1t
take for q large organization to take off or
land at airdrome? How long does it take
to service large air organization?
Eighth. Can recent graduates or members
of the graduating class at the advanced flying
school at Kelly Field Immediately take their
place in combat organizations in time of war
without going through higher SCHOOL,"
THE answers to these questions, as revealed
in the various reports Of squadron leaders
to their superior officers and finally to the
Secretary of War, are the measure of success
that will be that of the Army Air Corps should
war at any future time come to American
shores.
Copyright, 193l1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
Live on the Lot and Learn a Lot -ByH>hIR1gyy

you Is going somewhere but amt. You jes
headed that way, that's all
Den they showed me they still had their
Guns. and then rubbed EN- under my nose. and
axed me if I could smell EN-. told EN- had
q cold but could get Q sort Of idea what was
around. Well den got TO thinking to myself
after dey is gone. Here am In my old stamp
In grounds of Portland and got lot OF
folks that think I am stin the Big Shot so
dey Is liable to bet on me, and II they sees me
taking a nose dive. they liable to have some
Guns too. So call EN- back and ask EN- about
this. they say, there amt going to be but two
Pistols in that Hall that night and these is
both of EN-. And you want to have that six
foot five ready for nap not later than the first
round see
well they goes on out, and says to myself.
there amt no sensible argueing against thing
like that. Sammy you Is out now. goes down
to the Gymnasium and makes out like I is
training but is just hopping around eating
all can get, slipping a little Gin on the SIDE
amt worrying about him any more than he Is
about me. He knows am fixed and knows
am fixed. But do wants to make it look
like as good as I can. been acting around
here in these Pictures figure do me
some BarrymoreS, when the time come. Well it
sho had come. If was Actor, sho was
going to have to start acting.
when we got in de ring his managers all
comes over one at time, there was a dozen of
en- and they say Remember De Gun men IS
son for a man missing at that range I dashed
out and does like am rushing like Bull. he
uppercuts me and have a terrible time falling
It looks jes about as faky as it was. I amt
acting good.
so I gets up quick and make it look like
maby slipped and he hits me on top of de
head and down I goes agin. Dis one I fall q
little better cause I getting some practice
Den he swings and think he is going to hit
me terrible blow so start falling early. but
he misses me. Well couldn't stop the fall SO
had to keep on. Well even Portland couldn't
swallow that. So rise amid de Boos.
"But he is standing straddle of me all the
time So they had to laugh at that and that
got their mind off the fall. So lets him knock
me down as getting up. But it didn't look
like a good enough one to stay on. I
ups and lets him hit me into the ropes
makes out like I am falling backwards and
there hang with both hands down he steps in
and starts betting me, one after the other. If
he could hit hard he would a killed me for
I was just laying the top rope with both
hands down. Den I sunk down easy. glanced
over at the Gun men and stayed there
wasent going to make any mistake about the
round and here I is back in Hollywood safe
and sound, and still jes as good actor as Mr..
John Barrymore He acts when he don't have
too. acted when I had to act, or else"
Copyright, 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
She Stopped to Yonker
Continued from Eighth Page


quarter of mile up a hill to stately white
Georgian house.
"This is the rest of it." said Nick, as dig
nified butler swung open the great door.
Perhaps you'd like this little hut better than
the other. They're both mine.
ooh, yes, I lied about my name, too The
Nick part is all right. but Mills is q middle
name. The rest of it is Twiller.
"And if that doesn't mean anything to you
and why should it?-there's a pseudonym
use for business purposes. Carroll ODay."
Carroll O'Day!" Mamie was very wide
Bothered?"
yep And also the book of Cool and Calmer'
and Sweet and Low and Good and Happy
and Fat and Forty'-kind of a trademark, my
titles.
"Well, for cryin out loud" cried Mamie.
you're the one that nobody's ever met,
that does all his business through an agent
that -
"And all the rest Of it," admitted Nick.
"And answering the natural question that fol-
lows I was in the chorus of my own show be-
cause had a bunch on q show built around
q chorus man-and I wanted to find out some
thing about them. But I guess III build the
next about chorus lady-would you like to
play the lead in an ODay show, honey2 You'd
never have to leave Broadway"
"Give that part to somebody else. Nick.
don't know whether I'd marry you If you were
Just a millionaire, but since you're in the show
business -"
"Youll play the lead in :She Stops 10
Yonkers'" chuckled her chorus man. ."And t.
you won't have to leave Broadway" -,>,->-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

was that he was jes going against de rules He
jes wouldent lay down. Well I had f1t up
around Portland, and I had been Q Big
Shot and eat mighty regular up around there,
SO they sent for me to come to Portland. Well
I amt been training on nothing but Close
me they will fix things, and they sho had EN-
fixed when I got there
"I Is called on by a couple of Gun men, who
inform me that there is one thousand dollars
and its mine to keep hold or destroy, But here
the Guns come into the scene. That I was to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

20 Out In the first round First round under
stand. Not to get my dates mixed and dive In
the second but the 1st. Another Colored Boy
crossed u.s. and we been hunting for him for
two weeks But we amt going to hunt for
YOU you are right here where your body win be
found II you carries all this out according TO
de aforesaid you gets another thousand, and
II you don't you is carried out. You amt to hit
this Gentleman in de face. He Is got Movie
Contract In view, and he don't want to jepsom
his chances You play for his stomach but
you don't play hard. You make 1t look ike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
ACROSS.

1. Cardinal number.
10. Cardinal number.
II. Cardinal number.
20. Pass of without
effect.
81. Adapt for a par
ticular purpose.
~. Glazed Hindu pot
terry.
%. Bombproof cham
bers for cannon.
"a. Firedog.
IS. Boys nickname.
rs. Concerning.
II. Genus of prickly
herbs.
%. Witty saying.
%. Equip.
80. ReSound.
80. Drunkard.
IS. County in Penn
Sylvania.
80. ASSeverateS.
40. Position of q
horse in rearing.
As. Cubic decimeter.
AZ. Italian silver
coins.
Al. A S S i s is f1nan-
cially.
81. ASiatic mountain
range.
So. Melted rock.
So. Plant of the lily
family.
54. Stupid fellow.
SIS. Condemn as q
failure.
Sc. Flower essence:
var.
81. Middle.
So. Pen name of
Charles Lamb.
80. Feigned.
60. A fixed course, as
of study.
81. Foretells.
81. Tool for enlarg-
ing a hole.
O.. SprinkleS with
flour.
Sc. Encircled.
IL. Experts.
rs. Gay.
70. Department / n
France.
20. Delivery wagons.
81. Shed copiously.
"a. Genus Of geese.
65, Admitted facts.
Be-. Space.
81. Trailing plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

ELL all know Is just what
read in the papers, or what
n see as I mess around We was
NM making a Movie here the other
" week of Booth Tarkingtons
Book and PLAY "PIutOcr0t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
Sunday Morning Among the Gross Words

folklore.
16. Monetary unit of
Japan.
IT. Act OF surrender
ing.
18. Graphic repre-
sensations Of
thought.
10. Yellow coloring
matter of flowers;
obs.
20. Common W / l d
duck.
80. Flyer.
81. Having cOrdlike
structures which
convey sensations
to and from the
brain.
"a. Suppose.
SO. Note of GuidO'S
scale.
81. Feminine name.
80. Raised.
Al. One who lives in
a certain section
of a city.
AZ. Organic chemical
compound.
AZ. Greek festival In
honor of Apollo.
A. French wineShop.
At. Went aloft.
AZ. Not earned.
40. City in Nigeria.
SO. Vended.
SO. Away.
So. Freedom Of &C
cess.
65. Aeriform fluid.
Ct. Nome in Greece.
68. Boastful behavior.
SO. Lures.
70. BluntS.
u. American author.
70. Kind of Spanish
wine.
IA. Scof at.
rs. Rushed about
wildly.
76. Early Irish gar
ment.
IT. City In Italy.
10. Form an eSti-
mate.
30. Site of court of
ancient Athens.
81. G h e m / C q l
changes.
81. Brazilian arma-
dillo.
81. A title Of respect.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
KINOZTA ALDOZATAIT
A SERB RABL0BANDA

Belgradb6l jelentik: A jago-
dinai bir6sag folytatta Jablano-
vics es Milanovics rabl6vezerek
bandaja biinp6renek targyalasat.
A targyalas soran borzalmas resi-
letek keriiltek napvilagra, anne
lyek arr6l szamolnak be, hogy a
banditak mily kegyetleniil jartak
el aldozataikkal szemben. Igy pei
daul egy eijeli rabl6tamadas al
kalmaval izz6 szendarabokat he
lyeztek az egyik megtamadott
parasztgazda testere, hogy meg
tudjak, hova rejtette ell penzet.
Paracinben a rabl6banda megta-
nadia a kerileti foghazat XII
szabaditotta oman az egyik rabl6
feleseget. A rablok egy mask he
iyen tizen0tezer dinart zsaroltak
XII egy parasztgazdatol azzal, =
hogy fiat elhurcoltak magukkal
az erd6be Is halallal fenyegettek
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
LEEGETT A TISZAUGI
Macy FttRESZTELEP

Kecskemetr5l jelentik: - II
szaugon, az vi Tiszahid k0zvetlen
szomszedsagaban lev6 tiszaparti
g6zfiiresz Is 6rl6malom telepen
tiiz iit0tt XII. A kecskemeti tiizolt6-
sagot a tisztaugi allomasr6l hiv-
tax segitsegul, de ejfel elmult. mi
re a tiizolt6szerkocsik megerkez-
TEX. Ekkor a malom epilete tel
jesen langokban allott, az 6riasi
szelvesz kovetkezteben porra
egett. Teljesen elpusztult malom
ertekes berendezese Is elhamvadt
a fiiresztelep felszerelese is.
A kar, hozzavet6leges becsles
szerint a 100000 peng5t is meg
haladja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-27
"NE JATSSZ A CS0KKAL!"
TILOS A FELVIDEKEN

Pragab6l jelentik: - A losonc-
apatfalvi magyariif ifjusag MIXED
vel0 el6adast szandekozott tarta-
nj es Ne jatssz a csokkal cimu
nepszinmiivet akarta el0adni. A
losonci rend6rseg azonban betil-
totta nepszimii el6adasat azzal,
hogy a szindarab az allamfordu-
lat utani id6ben jelent meg nyom-
tatasban Magyarorszagon. Nyil-
vanval6, hogy losonci rendorseg
csak iiriigyet keresett nepszin-
mil betiltasara; inert a cs6kkal
val6 jatek nyilvan veszedelmes
lehet a csehszlovak allamra.