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La gaceta., 1931-10-16

lido ell ito Antonio a rodear a.
quel pedazo de terreno con una
tapia de yeso y piedra, que ten
dria su correspondence puerta
con llave Y TODD.
De NADIA valieron los ruegos
Y amenazas del capataz, a fin de
que Sc permitiese a Guillermo
presenciar ell acto de enterrar a
Julia, FL mismo Jose, que esta-
ba como loco, dijo a su padre
que antes Sc dejaria matar que
consentirlo.
Por nuestra parte, renuncia-
mo sa pintar ell d0Ner, Ia humi-
llaci6n Y la furia del infortuna-
do prisionero durante los tres
dias que aun permaneci6 en- el
palacio del Abemerraje.., Solo
referiremos, por via de resu-
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
So CANDIDA
RIA - ALCALDE LA -
JOSEFINADE LA GRANA

La Sra. Josefin4 de la Grana
declare aver que Sc presentaria
como candidate por ell Partido
Socialista a la ACADIA de Tam
pa en- las proximas elecciones ge
nerales del 3 de Noviemore, res
pondiendo a los deseos de sus a
migos Y de los socialistas.
al principle decidi no ir a la
competencia,-dijo la Sra. de Ia
Grana,-pero mis- amigos me
han eonvencido y debo por II
tanto exponer mi plataforma y
ell prop6sito del Partido Socia-
lista, en- declaraciones ofieiales
que hare p1blicas manana".
LosSmiembros de la Junta E.
lectoral no habian decidido aver
81 ell nombre de la Sra. de la
Grana Sc imprimiria o no en- las
boletas oficiales.
Una delegation de Socialists
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

men, 10 que lie aconteci6 al item
pc de salir de aquella romantica
terra.
A las cuatro de la madrugada.
y gracia a los buenos oficios del
ito Antonio, Guillermo parti6
muy secretamente del cortijo...
despues de haber dorado largo
tempo, entire las sombras de la
noche, sobre la sepultura de Ju-
lia... Tn arriero de la villa in
mediate habia llegado pocas no
ras antes por ell lado de la huer-
ia, y vuelto a hacer las tres ia
mosas cargas de equipaje,..
Creiase que nadie estaba en-
terado en- ell caserfo nj en- ell pa
lacio de aquellos preparativos de
marcha.. Ell ito Antonio no Sc
habta fiadO nj tan siquiera de
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

En- cambio, ell Cura, cumpliendo
tambien con su obligation, tuvo
suficiente valentia para respon-
der que. "por la naturaleza de
tan sacrilego atentado, Y por ira
tarse de una persona incomuni-
cada con la Iglesia. hasta ell ex-
tremo de la contumacia y la re-
beldia, no podia dar sepultura
ecclesiastical al cadaver de dona
Julia.
Mucho asust6 Y horrOriz6 es-
te anatema p6stumo a aquellos
devotos labriegos... Pero al cabo
pudo mas que Ell pavor religioso
ell immense carino que tenian a
su anna (sobre TODD desde que la
habian recobrado, bien que di-
funta, de manos del "judio que
la hizo vivir y morir en- pecado
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

mortal'), Y encargaronse ellos
de darle terra, a fin de que no
fuese paste de los buitres. AIDE
mas, sabedores (por concienzu-
da declaration del ito Antonio)
de que la Marquesa habfa deja-
do cerca de mil duros para SUI
entierro Y para los pobres del
cortijo, decidieron gastarlos to-
dos en- misas por su alma, 81 ell
Cura no tenia inconvenience en-
decirselas, o, en- case contrario,
por las animas benditas en- ge-
neral.
FL eadaver, muy adornado de
flores, cintas Y tules, permane-
clio veinticuatro horas expuesto,
en- casa de Jose. Y fue sepulta-
do en- la huerta, debajo de un
sauce, no sin Quedar comprOme-
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
BOY E @
JIMMY JOHNSTON TENDRA
QUE ESPERAR VARIOS
DIAS

New York, oct. I6.-Los di.
rectores de la corporation Madi-
son Square Garden no Sc reu-
nieron aver y por 10 tanto qued6
para ell martes proximo ell nom
bramiento de Jimmy Johnston
coo vicepresidente y director de
la compahia.
Johnston debera esperar va
rios dfas antes de establecer su
residential Official en- Ell edificio
que Tex Richard construyera en-
la octava avenida.
Sc desconocen los motives de
la suspension de la anunciada
asamblea.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
XIII
Ell PERRO Y Ell LOBO

Ell cadaver de Julia no fue
Idepositado en- ell palacio. Opu-
sose a clio Jose, Y 10 llev6 a su
nueva casa, jurando y perjuran-
do que Guillermo no volveria a
la que habia sido victima de sus
.infames amores.
Sc avis6 al lugar Immediate,
para que ell Alcalde, el Medico
Y ell Cura entendiesen en- aque-
LA tragedia; Y ell Alcalde V ell
Medico, acompanados del Secre-
tario, estuvieron efectivamente
en- el cortijo, donde Sc instru-
yeron las oportunas diligencias
en- comprehension del suicidio...
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
NINO A~RROLLADO POR UN


I'm autom6vil guiado por w
A. Leavitt, vecino de la avenida
North Fremont, 205, atropellt
aver er la esquina de Grand Ger
trail y Fielding, al nino Ernest
Strews, de 10 amos, vecino de
South Fielding 100.
Ell a~utomoviIista, por la i'm
prudencia del menor, no pudo
evitar ell accidente. Varios testi-
Cos 10 declararon asi.
Sufri6 Ernest la fractura de
dos costillas.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

de haber visto pJ Car al vi
sitante, que ] sera "dura
y movida'; que ell cubanc
vencera y |amplio margen.
Cort@s Yho a La Florida con
ell proposfo de pasar aquf va
rios meses, ~derrotando a, los
hombres que Sc contrataran pa
ra pelear con Ell; pero muy gran
de "obstaculo" lie han buscado
para su primera demonstration,
y probablemente fracasara en-
su empeno.
$50 tengo la seguridad, decfa
ell Sagiiero en- la manana de hoy,
de que Cortes no podra derro-
tarme, aunque el ostenta una vic
toria y unas tablas de recientes
encuentros con Young Manuel.
Isl no tcngo que marcharme
antes, agreg6, con Freeman pc
leare yo y no Cortes".
Ell mejicano Sc mantenia re-
servado al mediodia de hoy, pc
no sonreia como ell hombre que
esta SECURE de la victoria.
Para la semifinal Sc ha con-
tratado a Tony Diaz, el incansa-
BILE y rudo gladiator de peso me-
diano, y Tony Tedesco.
Luis Kid Lizalde, tambien CO.
nocido por Kid CaballeSito, pc
leara { ocho asaltos cdb Tony
Nanci; Young Kirschner sera
ell oponente de K. o. Henry y
Peter Perrone ell adversario de
Red Rumney.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

81 mujer, y muchisimo meros
de su hiio...
Al lIegar el dia, cruzaba eI d.
ven Centeramente solo. pues 81
"Fflsfo Sc habia quedado atr5s
con las cargas) la erguida sic
ira que sirve de Unite superior
al vale cuando al tempo de vol
Yer los llorosos ojos hacia la CO.
ma'ca de que i5a a saIir para
srH2fe, sinti6 silbar una baIa
por enlIma de su cabeza. Y east
al mismo tempo oy6 Ell estruen.
do de I'm trio.
Ne tran a mf...-murmpr6
par7ndo el caballo y miranda al,
rsdedor suyo.
Entonces vic en- 10 alto do
unas pehas, a ounce o veinte
metros de la vereda por donde 81
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
SAGUERO ASEGURA QUE
ESTA NOCHE DERROTA-
RIA AL MEJICANO COR
TES

Por Ell honor de batirse con
Tommy Freeman, ex-campe6n
mundial de peso welter, y de lie
var a sus bolsillos varios cente-
mares de d6lares, esta noche Sc
daran de punetazos en- la Arena
de los Artilleros, Relampago Sa
guero, campe6n cubano de peso
weller, y ell mejicano Jose Cor
ties, vencedor de Manuel Quin-
tero.
Los "expertOs" locales opina-
ban en- la manana de hoy, luego
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

Eddie Burl y Charlie Won Rec
den hicieron aver tablas, a diez
asaltos. Ell encuentro tuvo lugar
en- Jacksonville.
Los iueces "machetearon" con
su decision, porque Burl gan6
cinco de los rounds, tres fueron
tablas y dos Sc acreditaron a
Won Reeden.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
D P @ R S

mingham, Alabama, sobre MI
rray Gitlitz, 179, de New Hav-
en-, Connecticut.
La mayor parte de los espec-
tadores Sc marcharon antes de
que ell combate llegara a la mi
tad.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

Sc VENDE- I'm garage y
Hstacion de gasolina en- lugar
~:entrico, de reconocida cliente-
a y a un costo reducido. Tn
uen negocio.
Su propietario necesita salir
lei pals. Solicitense informes
Ell ell Telefono Y3944.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
Con los Guantes

No habra cortesia para ell Sr.
Cortes, en- la noche de hoy, 81
Sc pone cerca de los guantes del
cubano Relampago Sagtero.
Cortes nos parece un excelen-
tie muchacho; pero... ell Relam-
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
TUNNEY VENCI A GIT
LITZ

Miami, oct. 16.-Luego de
una aburrida pelea, eLtorpecida
por 'luchas" y "agarraos", los
jueces declararon vencedor a
Jack Tunney, 1873 libras, de Bir-
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

UN LUJOSO
Sale para New York IIevando
n matrimonio. NeSesita tses
'ersonas para ayudar a los gas
os. Informan: 2313R Gale II
La gaceta., 1931-10-16
FOlettn de La Gaceta No. %
!. LA PRODIGA
H& NoVELA
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n
mi Julia! Yo quiero ser ente-
rrado con ella!
FL anciano levant6 los ojos al
cielo, como exclamando:
ESQ no es tan facil de hacer
como de decir...
Y condujo a Guillermo al pa
lacio por fuera de canine, a fin
de que no tropezara otra vez con
las cortijeras.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

Sc DESEA COLOCAR una Sc
nora espanola para atender a los
quehaceres de una casa Y para
cocinar. Informan en- la Ia. ave.
1413R (altos).
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

page pN de Camagiey, Ia
terra de los ajones y de los
"punos cargadosS p dinamita'
Lo mejor que pdsQ hscer
los ''fieles" es no apostaA pero
y apuestan, no 10 hagan en- con
ira del cubano.
Ell Saguero dice que el no ha
venido de Camaguey para que
en- Ybor City, ciudad Guiana, lie
derrote un mejicano.
Con Charlie Mirabelle hizo
tablas anoche, en- Port Tampa,
con Charley Saba.
Joe Gonzalez iba a pelear con
Saba, pero So indispuso, siendo
sustituido por MirabeIIe.
JESUS Granados di6 una exhi-
bici6n, con Clyde Homage de
oponente.
La gaceta., 1931-10-16

EyA ErTEI~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
WATERFOWL

William Odell, G9, of Chestnut avenue, died last night at Middle town. MT Odell. although born in New Milford had lived in Wa tcrtown so long that everyone had considered him a native. For many years MT Odell was employed in the Scovill Manufacturing com pany. He is survived by his wife, Phoebe; three sons, Clayson and Lester of Watertown and Earl of Waterbury; one daughter, Mrs Fred Glander of Pittsfeld, also two sisters, Mrs Reyes and Mrs Dis brow of Bridgeport. The funeral services will be conducted by Rev Clarence Wells from Alderson's Funeral Home Thursday at o'clock. Burial will be in New Milford.
 At a special meeting of the League of Women Voters held yes terday at the home of Mrs Karl Winters, officers for the organiza- tion were elected to hold office for one year. Those elected to office were: President, Mrs John Bar rett; vice president, Mrs J. L. Beach, Mrs John Reardon. Mrs Andrew Macintosh, and Mrs Colin Barrett; secretary, Mrs Paul Vel ton; treasurer, Mrs John Halliwell.
 Plans were made for a public card party which will be given at the Cart Wheel Tea Room on War ren Way, July 22, at 3 o'clock Those desiring to play should get in touch with Miss Marion Scoville
 To-day was fresh air day and all the Herald Tribune boys and girls arrived for distribution to their vacation homes at about II o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
MRS MOODY WINS

Chestnut Hill, Mass, July 15.- (UP)-Mrs Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco, competing in east ern tournament play for the first time in two years, to-day success fully inaugurated the campaign she hopes to climax next month by regaining her national singles title.
 Paired with Mrs George W. Wightman of Boston, Mrs Moody defeated the Maiden twins, Hilda and Helen Boehm, 6-2, 6-1, in the first round of the invitation wo- mems doubles being held in con- nection with the annual Longwood Bowl mems singles tennis cham pionship.
 The former Helen Wills was driving with all her famous fore- hand power as she combined with Mrs Wightman-ho self a former national singles champion to down the youthful Maiden sisters, who were competing in a major tournament for the first time.
 Mrs Moody, who arrived here from the coast only yesterday, served the first game in the first set, and was broken through, get ting but one point. Thereafter her service and other stroking was in good order.
 The former queen of the courts, who chose not to defend her singles title vast year, experimented some what with chop stroke she Is adding to her repertoire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
Sullivan Suffering
 From Poisoning,
 Unable To Appear
Mulgan Notified By Donahue That One of Principals in Main Go Cannot Appear Tomorrow Night New Card Planned Next Week

has been postponed until further notice. The postponement came us a result of a doctors certificate re- ceived this noon by Promoter George Mulligan from Boxing Com missioner Thomas Donahue's office in Hartford stating that Jimmy Sullivan would be unable to go through with the Gainer bout as he is suffering from ptomaine poison ing.
 Sullivan had been enlisted with the militia for the past few days and during this time the poisoning set in. Matchmaker Curley and Promoter Mulligan sought in vain to land suitable opponent for the colored clouter from New Haven, but the best they could do was to secure Battling Tracy, the huma n dynamo, but his services were not requested as the Waterbury A. c. heads realized the bout would be too one-sided, so in preference to staging 1t, cancelled the entire show.
 It is possible that another pro- fessional card will be offered next week, but not with Al Gainer in the main bout. Announcement of this will be made soon on the sport pages
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
Hoover Boom Stocks
 Have Dropped Back
 To Their Old Levels
Gains Have Been Wiped Out-More Than Billion Dol=
 lars in Valuation of Listed Shares Lost To-day

[ fcrlnRs overnight and initial blocks ran as high as 6,000 shares.
 Initial prices were further re. duced with some pressure against the rails where Atchison dropped 2H points 10 1G0H.
 General Motors lost 4 to 36H on an opening block of 1000 shares and Curtiss- Wright held at SIS ou block of $500 shares.
 Steel common opened 1000 shares at 33 off k points. Losses of q point or more were sustained by General Electric, Westinghouse Electric. International Telephone Consolidated Gas, Bethlehem Steel, North American, American Can. Case, American and Foreign Power, and Eastman Kodak.
 Steel later broke below 93. Other leading shares olloWcd. American elephone and Telegraph opened at t745s and then dipped. to 173A. off 2M points. American Can opened at 10f off 1B and then dipped to l03 1s Westinghouse Electric open cd at G5h off E and then dipped to G4%
 Trading quieted down after the opening
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
OAKVILLE

The enrolment of the children at the summer vacation school of the primary and junior depart ments are as follows:
 Primary
 Shirley Goldsmith, Ethel Miclog- key, Evelyn Corcoran, Martha Ar rington. Margaret Budd, Ann Scott, Pauline Tringa, Janet Venneau, Lorna Ashborn. Susanne Hart, Doris Fraser, Eva Jacobs. Peggy Lithbridge, Bessie Fraser, Joan DeBischop, Lois Hart, Betty Cor coran, Hazel House, Shirley Will son, Edna Boulanger, Virginia Di- orio Josephine Zaccaria, Joyce Holt. Catherine Carter, Angeline Germano, Dorothy Sprano, Ther- esq Cocco, Susan Sprano, Leroy smith, Richard Andrews, Charles Andrews, Herbert Shaw, Thomas Mccarthy, Stanley Micloskey, James Corcoran. Philip Hanson, Joe Colobello, Anthony Rubbo. James Zaccarie. Lucius Holt, Ches- ter Thibault, John Davis, Walter Hart. Roger Therault, Nunigo Per ugini. Bert Hoffman, Edward Sprano, Fred Daddona, George Daddona, Edith Garren and Ed ward Sprano. Miss Caroline Shaw is in charge of this class assisted d D yMiss Marjorie Morris, Miss Margaret Boden, Miss Nancy Beardslee. Substitutes are: Miss Olicia Nelson and Kate Wilson John Ande is in charge of the woodwork assisted by Edward Will son.
 Juniors.
 Margaret Baxter, Caroline Beardslee, Helen Carter. Helen Hychka, Bernice MacMurtrie Alice Mantino, Nathalie Mantino Dorothy Nichols, Blanche Oldstrof Gertrude Therault, Anna Maria Tringa. Airline Fleming, Marie Boulanger, Rose Laudati, Anna Daddone, Violet Daddone, Anna Paternoster, Michael Colobello, Charles Baxter, Clarence Budd, Raymond Cummings, Gordon Du- briel. Kenneth Flisher, Olaf Han son, Frederick Hychka, Winifred Lynch. Philip Micloskey, Arthur Padella, Howard Scott. Warren Tapkin. Edward Therault, Elze- more Therault, WilliaAn Arlington, Albert Boulanser, Albert Bever- idge, Victor Thunberg. Michael zaccarie, Ernest Wilson, Edward Burke, Alcott Ashborp, Tommy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15

asking for the dissolution of the corporation has been started and is returnable In court the first Tuesday of september. Mir Brla brings the action to save the assets from going to waste through at- tachments and litigation and to protect the interests of creditors and stockholders.
 The corporation has an author ized capital stock of $50,000. con- sisting of 500 shares of the par value of $100. Mr Bria is the owner of III shares, the appliA- ton states.
 By the appointment of the re- ceiver. 1t does not mean that the both drug stores will be closed. At torney McGrath as receiver will supervise the conduct of the busi- ness during the summer months and if it is deemed necessary the application for dissolution of the corporation will be presented to court. The application also states that the firm is solvent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
Fulton Garden
 Attracts Many
Park Crowded Nightly By Waterbury Residents

Fulton park is crowded nightly with hundreds of nature lovers who express delight at the beauty of the old fashioned garden now ablazo with colors. The flowers, arraigned in beautiful sections, create a pret- ty spot In the midst of the park.
 Protected from the main thor oughfare by hedges and trees, the garden presents one of the most unusual scenes in the history of the park. Cars are parked adjoin- ing the park for hours in the even ing as the occupants stroll through.
 Officials of the department state that this is undoubtedly the finest presentation of colors and flowers in many years and all are urged to view them before the season gets along.
 The benches In the park are all ways full to capacity during the hot evenings, mothers taking their children for walks through the cool groves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
Flyers Endres And
 Magyar Start Over
 The Atlantic Ocean

ly for the adventure or to ad- vertise motor oil or tooth paste, but as political propaganda.
 The plane is named Justice for Hungary and the object of the flight as explained by it's back CT, Emil SZalay, a meat packer of Flipt. Mich, is to "call attention to Hungary's wrongs, particular ly under the Triano treaty"
 Conditions for the start of the flight were favorable. It was warm and clear, with moderate southwest breeze. The flyers said they expected 10 make the crossing in 26 hours from Harbor Grace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15

Bestonse, Edward Dubriel, Teddy Schafer, George Fem, John Mac Murtrie. Joseph Rovery and John Sprano. Miss Beach is in charge assisted by Mrs Howard Scott and Miss Gertrude Beardslee. Girl helpers are Marjorie Lynch, Grace Flisher and Margaret Gil- hangers.
 Mir and Mrs Loren Chase of Superior avenue entertained over the week end Mr and Mrs Milton Abell, and four children of Fitch burg, Mass, and MT Cbases aunt, Miss Carrie Connery of Gardner. Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Chase who has been spending week with Helen Eckley of Marmaroneck, N. Y., has returned to her home on Su- perior avenue yesterday. Miss Eckley was room mate of Miss Chase at the Mount Holyoke col lege.
 Mrs William JeTman of Clema- tis avenue has returned home af- ter spending the week end with her sister. Mrs Beach of Walling- ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
SOCIETY WOMEN
 GOING TO NORTH
They Will Be on the Russ sian Ice Breaker That Goes to Polar Zone

New York. July 15-(UP)- When the Soviet ice breaker Mali gin sails Saturday from Archangel, Russia, toward the north pole, 1t will have on board two New York society women. a Detroit engineer and thirty-scVen other passengers.
 Mrs Emma Burnham Dresser, 62-year-old widow. plans to shoot polar bears. She will be accom- panied by her son, David l.. Dress ser. of Detroit. The plan of Mra Kenneth A. Patterson, 22, junior league member, is to seek Raold Amundsen, on Rudolf Island In Franz Josef land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
LAKEWOOD BOXING CALLED OFF
ELDERLY WOMAN
 FOUND DROWNED
Body Was Clinging to Log
 Two Photographs in Bosom of Her Dress

Magnolia, Mass, July 15--UP) Identity or an elderly woman whose body was found clinging to a log in the waters of Rafes chasm, Magnolia, by two inn em- ployes yesterday remained estab- lished today.
 Tucked inside the bosom of a black dress worn by the victim were two photographs, one of an elderly man and another of a pretty girl. With them was let ter addressed to My Dear Aman- da" and signed Dan" Medical Ex- amined Ira B. Hall said he did not believe it suicide case.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
Temporary Receiver
 For Bria Drug Co.
Atty McGratt Named-Concern Has Two Stores
 With $50,00O Capital

Attorney Thomas r. McGrtah was appointed temporary receiver for the Bria Drug company, Inc, by Judge Frank r. McEvoy at a hearing in the superior court chambers to-day. The application for the receiver was brought by Attorney William 5. Fitzgerald for Louis Bria, principal stock holder in the corporation. The corporation has two stores, one on East Main street at the corner of Cole and the other in the G. L.. D. Realty building on North Main street.
 A hearing has been set down for Saturday morning for the con- firmation of Attorney McGrath as temporary receiver A civil action
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
CITIES SERVICE
 FIGHT NEAR END
All Testimony for Doherty Is Expected to Be Pre- scented To-day

Topeka, Kas, July 15.-(UP)- Attorneys for the state and Henry l.. Doherty planned to complete to- day taking of testimony in the fight of Cities Service to keep its stocks eligible for sale In Kansas.
 The case was really finished yes terday when District Judge George H. Whitcomb ruled that the law under which Carl Newcomer, Blue Sky commissioner, had banned the stocks, was unconstitutional.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
HAVANA SENATOR
 WAS SHOT DEAD
Before He Died He Accus- ed Fellow Senator of Doing the Deed

Havana, July 15-UP)-Sen- ator Rogelio Zayas BaZan, wound ed from ambush by fellow sena- tor, died of his wounds at 1:30 a. m. to-day.
 He was shot at by Senator Mod esto Maidique and another uniden- tified assailant, from ambush, yes- terday afternoon, he said.
 Senator Zayas Bazan was mo- toring from his residence In AL mendares. The attack occurred as he drove over a bridge. He said Senator Modesto Maidique hid be- hind a bridge pillar until he drove by and then started firing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15

Harbor Grace, Md, July 15.-
 UP) Another attempt to fly across the Atlantic began to-day when George Endres and Alexan- der Magyar. Hungarians, left here with the intention of flying to Budapest. The start was at 11:25 q. m. EST.
 The flight differed from nu- merous other attempts chiefly in that it was undertaken, not mere
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
POLICEMAN IN
 STRIKE IS DEAD

Pawtucket, l.. l., July 15.-OUP) The strike involving employees of the Royal Weaving company was indirectly responsible for the death of a Pawtucket policeman to-day.
 Officer Peter Blake, 31, who was overcome by the heat while patrol ing the mill area Monday, died to- day at Memorial hospital.
 Blake was one of 70 men detail- ed to keep order at the .strike-shut plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15

Edward curley, matchmaker of the Waterbury Athletic club, an- nounced this afternoon that the profe ssional boxing show scheduled for tomorrow night at the Lake wood arena and featuring two out standing light heavyweights in the persons of Al Gainer of New Ha- ven and Jimmy Sullivan of Florida,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
BRITISH BANKS
 MADE REFUSAL
Would Not Exchange Ger man Bank Notes Nor Cash Checks on Their Banks

London, July 15.-UP) Brit ish banks refused to-day to ex- change German bank notes or to cash checks on German banks which had not previously arranged a credit with London banks.
 The action, it was said, was not due to distrust of German banks, but to the inability of local banks 10 dispose of notes and checks while the German banks are closed It was expected normal methods would be resumed when the Ger man banks are reopened on their former stains.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-15
WEATuEK WARNING

Washington, July 15-(C. P.D-- The weather bureau issued warn ing to-day that moderate tropical disturbance was moving inland over the Louisiana coast with it's center near Morgan City.