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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26

pure pepsin and other valuable in
gradients. Nothing in it toharm even
a baby 1t does not grippe, sicken
or cause any discomfort. But it
moves the bowels; it gets rid of all
the souring waste which clogs the
system and makes you headachy,
gassy, bloated, weak, bilious. A
doctor should know Just what
IS best for the bowels. Syrup Pepsin
is famous doctors choice Of safe.
pleasant, effective laxative for men,
women, older folks, and children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26
Friend of Cats Is Dead

BY United PreTS
SOMERVILLE, Mass, Feb. 26.-
When police entered the home of
Miss Ellen Spence, IS, and found
her dead of heart disease, they
discovered twenty-five hungry cats
in the house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26
YOUTH, II, IS ACCUSED
Harvey Broglin Alleged to Have
Robbed Drug Stores,

Solution of ten recent drug store
robberies was claimed by police to-
day with an alleged confession Of
Harvey Broglin, II, of 500 North
keystone avenue, arrested Tuesday
night in the Brennan dry goods
store, 1910 East Michigan street. He
is charged with burglary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26
Fire DESTROYS Flour Mill

WELLINGTON, Kan, Feb. 90
An explosion, followed by fire, which
injured four men and RACED a large
flour mill plant with loss of $780,
600 was attributed today to spon-
taneous combustion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26
A DOCTORS Advice
for Stubborn Constipation

Drink at least six glasses of
water daily preferably before
meals. Eat bulkier foods, such as
vegetables, fruits and coarse breads.
Use mild laxative as needed"
That is DR.. CaldwelPs advice TO
people with stubborn bowels. He
specialized on the bowels; treated
thousands for constipation and its
ills. The prescription he used over
and over has become the worlds
most popular laxativel Syrup Pep
sin" as it is now called, was tested
by over AZ years of practice. r
Today you can get DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin at any
drugstore in America. 1t is
always the same; made exactly
according to the original pre-
scnption, from laxative herbs,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26
LEGION TO HAVE WEEK
Governor PrOclaims March 8 to 16
for Membership Drive,

Governor Harry C. Leslie today
proclaimed the week of March to
16, American Legion Roundup
week, in cooperation with the In
diana Legion's membership cam
paign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26
DAME MELBA IS BURIED

Funeral SERVICES Are Most EIaD0-
rate in Australian City's History.
By United Press
MELBOURNE, Feb. 26.-Dame
Nellie Media, famous Australian
singer whose voice was heard
throughout the world, was buried
today in the most impressive funeral
service in Melbourne's history.
The entire city was hushed as the
funeral procession passed through
the streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-26

taneouS combustion.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-30

Giant Mary Washington asparagus
roots and seeds, vegetable and sweet
potato plants; Everbearing strawber-
ries, grapevines, fruit trees: Shrub
berry; 8 choice 2 year old roses, twen-
ty gladioli, $1.0O Ask for bargain list.
Home Nursery, Richland, Wash.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-30
FOR SALE-Eight-weeks-old
pigs. Call phone 1913 4

Gummed labels, in three sizes, suit.
able and very convenient for the mail
ing Of packages of all sizes, fol sale
at the Spokesman Office for 10 cents
per package of rs. =
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-30

STRAYED-TWO EVE SHEEP
with lambs from the Bleakley Fruit
ranch, Wednesday Of last week.
F. E. Strycker. 1tp.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-30

FOR SERVICE = GUERNSEY
bull, $500 service. Casino credit.
Seven o'clock in the evening, only.
i c. ]. Sly, 8 miles north of White
Bluffs. Ftp.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-04-30

w. r. Kirby and A. j. Romans were
business visitors in Yakima Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Prather ar
rived in White Bluffs last Friday from
Portland and plan to make their home
here in the valley. Mr.. Prather is
son of Mrs. Don Grimsley. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren N. Hanford
and Miss Julia Neff were visitors at
the Hanford ranch at White Bluffs
during the weekend, coming over
from Seattle Saturday in time to vote
at the bond election.
The latest reports from St. Eliza
beth's hospital in Yakima are that
Mrs. Cecil Haskell, who was operated
on there last Friday for the removal of
a goiter, is making satisfactory re-
covery.
Ralph Upton is expected to be
able to return home today or
Friday from the hospital in Pasco
where he was taken a week ago
suffering from a severe attack of
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Borden, Mrs.
Ida Craig and Archie Borden and his
daughter Dolores drove up to Soap
Lake Sunday to spend the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter K. Saith. The
Saths recently arrived there from
Ketchikan, Alaska, and Mr.. Saith has
been trying the baths at Soap Lake
for his rheumatism and the visitors
report his condition to be very much
improved.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

sd v Amerike. A potom tento raz
aspon hl'ad'me, ze cely zvysok
pojde pre- nasich nddznych. Tcda
Ease len pre- nase.
Pfsala bych toho hodne, ale ne
cham 81 ma druhy raz a Putujem
nasho redaktora, zc mu tol'ko
prace dam. Muslin ale verejne
vyznat', ze al mas p. redaktor j.
rad, ked' zeny dopisujd. (Prav.
daze. A GO sa tyka prace S Va.
Sim dopisom skoro ziadna. RI
sete zanjimave a zretel ne. Red.
TAX do prace sa zeni6ky, piste
Go roblte. ia som sl'ubila, ze bu
dem pisat' o tom sanovani te
raz dolozim, ze budem pfsat', e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

liGenstva krala vabi k nzavretiu
manzelstya tym, ze 81 svojn tvar
barvl ma eerveno alebo urnelInl
zasahom chce jej dodat' domne-
lei interesantnosti tvare bledej a
tax oklamat' chce muza. ako j
kazda zena, ktora 81 tym, ze po-
uziva rome vohavky, esencie, IL
mel6 zuby, vysoke podpatky, pri-
lis male Srievicky a inc diabolskf
vymysly, chce dodat' Incl podoby
a ptsoavy, nez aka jej bola dana
prirodou, mech je obzalovana a
odsddena pre- podvod, a manael-
|stvo, do ktoreho Dol mplz vtiah-
nuty takymto podvodom. mech ie
prehlasene "a neplatne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

zitostf zrobit' neho blazna. Tiez
al nasi mladenci budn videt', ako
81 majl dievGata vazit a tiez 4
mich blaznov nerobit'. TAX neza-
budnite, chlapci al dievcata, a
bud'te tam vo verkom po6te.
Vsak chodfte al talk do mesta a
zaplatite tie iste peniaze al do
anglickeho divadla. ia som ista,
re dojdete. Len 81 dobre zapam;i-
tajte, re divadlo je 3. januara.
ia yel'mi rada Mem ma sloven-
ske divaGlo a ku tomu, ked' sa Q
tom tol'ko pise, tax je 6lovek zve-
davy to vidiet', ze 81 je tomu tax.
Ale to, 60 bolo o ''Siedmom ne
bi" pisane, to nebolo ami 6iastoc-
ne vypisane, Re jak krasny je ten
ku.s Potion, jak to ii herci hra-
Ii. to sa veru AMI opisat' media.
Ako som az pisala. chcela som to
vidiet som povedala svoimu
staremu, "Pod'me my dvaja a
deti rechajme doma.' Nuz ale ma
nase nest 'aStic. niektor6 p naSich
L
deti poculo mas rozhovor. BOlo
yam to plaeu, nemohli SINE wy
brat, re ,ktoreho vezmeme. Dh-
vala som i'm pokntu, ze. ten a ten
nebol dobrF. Koniec bol ten, ze
plakali ysetci a ysetci sl'nbovali,
ze budi dobri. A veru ze boil do
bri! Len som pozrela ma ne a
vedeli, ze co majd robit'. Potuli
vsetko, lebo v hale bolo tax IT,
cho, jako nikdy predtvm. Ked'
bolo po divadle, deti mi hovorili: ]:
"Mano, toto je prve slovenske
divadlo, Go sa nam pacilo SINE
vsetko rozumeli.' Jako som uz al
spomenula, ia tn nejdem vychva-
fovat' narodnych Sokolov, ale co
je pravda. nuz veru je pravda.
Potom tn nasom meste ga hl'a-
di ma narodntch Sokolov jako ma
nejaktch neznabohov. Ale tom
je vel 'ka zmyl 'ka. Ved' sd to
vsetko nasi l'udia TAXI, ako al
my. A ked' sd snad' inaksi nie-
ktorf hi. 1radnfci, nuz cato tito
nem6zu. Je pravda, he kazdf clo-
vek je inaksieho presvedeenia, a.
lie ia verejne poviem, he ked by
mi bolo MONO, prisldchala by
som al celou familiou do vset-
kych slovensktch organizacii, 60
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18
TO SIEDME NEBO.

V minulom elsie Youngstown-
skfch SLOW. Novin titala som, ze
narodnf Sokoli id1 zahrat' Sled
me Nebo to veru na dobry
ciel', pre- nhdznych nasich bra
tov sestry z nasej okolice. Ne
idem tn, ziadne chtry robit', ale
ked' @lovek ide viacej medzi l'u-
di vidi tt biedu, tax ttm via
cej vidi potrebu pomahat'. Po-
rekadlo hovori, ze sk6r chudob-
ny spomoze nddznemu, nez boha-
t., lebo chudobny to citi. t. j. uz
tax alebo mac uz nddzn trpel
preto ma ten sdcit.
Komu len bude mozno, kazdy
by NAL vidiet' to Siedme Nebo.
Mala by ia hala byt' naplnena,
jako bola,, ked' to hrali minule.
Je to knsok 70 zivota chudoby.
20 zivota ludi, ako ttch, ktori
zija Hoover City. Kdsok nam
predstavuje mal'uckh nlicku v
Parizi, nuz ale dnes name Ia
ktch khtov vsade a tax sa zije
al dnes Veru, tam 81 m6zme prf-
klad what a 81 trochn al popla-
kat Ease sa trochu al rowe
selit'.
Nemala by tam chybovat' nasa
mlAdez, lebo sa to najviac toSi
okolo mladeze. A som ist&, ze ka-
zdt povie: ano, tax sa robi q tn
nielen v Parizi.
Je tam krasny prfklad, ked' td
mlada dievcina vol& siedmim ne
bonn NAL 'uck6, biednu ixbu m
siedmom poschodf. tn 50 uklxs,
1e je tt. dievcina skromna, a pre-
to maly BY to vidiet' na5e diev-
tatA. Tiez uk15e, ze jak milujs
svojho mil6ho q jako mn sostane
yerna, trebars mala dost' prize
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

+
mesto. Uzasny mraz.
v studenej a vlhkej pivnici 70
bndil sa mad nlnom malitky
est'rocny alebo este mladsi
chlapcek. Bol odety V akiisi ka.
cabajku triasol sa. Jeho dych
vylethval bielou parou a cd vel.
kej nudy, sediac kdte ma truth
lici, naschval vydychoval tnto pa.
ru, aby 81 kratil dlhl chyil u,
Bol velmi hladny. Ia rama ME-
kopkokrat zasiel k prycniam,
kde ma tenkej ami dian - po-
stiel Ike, ma akomsi batozku, ma.
miesto hlavnice, pod hlayou, le-
zala ieho chora matka. kde sa
tn vzala9 Istotne prisla sem z
cudzieho mesta nahle ochore-
la. Majitel'ku tohoto brlohu
wall este pred dvoma dhami ne
poiciu; najomnici porozchadzal:
50 ma sviatky jediny obehod-
mix zupanmi, ktory tn ostal, ne
cakajnc AMI ma sviatky, lezi uz
diva dni ma smrt' opitv. V dru-
hom kite brIohu stonala Ia reu-
mu akasi osemdesiatrocna stare
ma, ktora, kym ju neopustily ST.
", bola pestilnkou, ale teraz u
.miera opustena, vzdycha, mrmle,
somre, vrci ma chlapca, tax re oG
strachu AMI sa uz nepriblizuje k
lei kntiku. Napit' sa mu dali
kdesi stajni, ale korky nena-
Siel nikde. Veeer, 0 desiatei, siel
zobudit' svoju manu-. V temno-
te pojala no 1zkost': davno sa uz
zvecerilo a svetla nezazali. Ma
matkajdc maminu tvar, divil sa,
ze 50 nehybe bola studena ami
stena.
Je tu vel mi chladno, -
pomyslel 81, postojac chvil 'ku a
bezd 'acne zabudnhc ruku Ma pie
ci nebohej. Potion, dychnuc 81
ma sklavene prstceky, tapaj6c,
tichfcko vytratil sa z pivnice.
Boil by uz skorej odisiel, ale bal
81 vel keho psa, ktory sedel tam
hore ma schodoch pri dverach.
Psa teraz tn nebolo a chlapec
chytro vybehol ma ulicu.
Kriste ma nebi, axe to mesto !!
Nikdy este nevidel nieao podob-
neho. Tam, odkiap prisiel, celn
noe bola tina; ma ulici bola len
jedna poulicna Tampa. Drevene,
nizu6ke domceky zavieraly sa o.
kenicami; nahle sa zmrklo, vsetci
sa pozavierali do domov len psi
zavvjali, sto, tisic vylo ich celd
noe. Ale bolo tam teplo. dali sa
najest' a tn - ami kdsok suche-
no chlebicka! A akv tn hluk.
tresk, akf svet, l'udia, kone, ko-
Ge, q mrdz, mrAz! Zmrzla para
vychadza teplodtchajncich noz.
dier pohahantch konf; cez sypkt
sneh cvendzia kamene podko-
Wy, kaxdt sa socia, strcia... a je-
mu, Boze, chce ga jest, Go len
khsok chleba, zohriat' Dol ave
palceky! Vedl'a chlapca presiel
straknik a odvratil sa, aby no ne
pidel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18
Policia proti mode.

Netreba sa l'akat' ziadnej ze-
ne: toto vyst1penie policie proti
zenskej mode stalo sa nz davno.
Roku 1776 bolo vydane toto pri-
sne nariadenie Raknsku:
"Kazda zena, ktora niektore-
no muzskeho poddaneho Jeho We.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

)nom nahle bolo mu tax dobre /:
rucicly j nozicky prestaly boliet
bolo mu tax teple AMI ma pie
cke... zachvel sa a - zaspal.. 5.
Ach, ako dobre je tn zaspat'!
Posedim 81 a poidem sa zas
podivat' ma babiky, - pomyslel
81 .chlapcek a zasmial sa eel
kom ami zive!...
Nahle sa mu pozdalo, re matka
zaspievala mad MIN pesnicku.
Mama, ia SPIN! Ach, ako
dobce sa tn spill.
- Pod ku mne, ma stromGek
oval sa mad MIN itchy hlasok.
Pozdalo sa mu, re bola to ieho
mama, ale ME, nebola to ona
nevidel, kto zavolal, ale ktosi sa
schylil mad MIN objal no v tenn
note; vztiahol k nemu ruku a..
nahle, - 8, AXE svctlo. jas
Aky stEomcek! Me, ME je to ami
jedlicka, on este nevidel takych
stromtekov! Kdeze je len. Vsc-
tko sa ligoce, blysti. dookola.
vsade. same babiky; - ale ME, sii
to deti: chlapci dievtatka, lem
ze take biele; vsetci sa hmvria
okolo neho, lietajd, bozkavaju
no, berd IA ruky, nesh no so Sc
bou, ano on sam lett vidi ako
radostne blazene usmieva sa
nan jeho mami6ka.
Mama, mamitka! Ach, ako
dobre je tn, mama - vola ma nu
chlapcek, a zas bozkava sa s det'-
mi. Chce sa mu hovorit, chytro,
vel mi, tych babikach, ktore
videl "a sklom vo vvklade.
Deticky. chlapci, dievcat-
ka. kto ste9 -- opytuje sa, sme-
iuc sa a bozkavajiic ich.
- Toto je Jeziskov stromeek,
-- odpovedaju mu. - Jezisko mh
vzdy ma tento den stromtek pre-
male deticky, ktore nemajd svoj
stromGek...
ked' sa lepsie porozhliadal, vi
del, re vsetci tito chlapci a diev-
eatka, boil taxi ako on, a ze vse-
tel s1 anjeli, vsetci sd pri Jezis-
kovi On sam ze je medzi mimi,
vzt'ahuje k MIN svoje ruky zeh-
na i'm al ich matkam...
l matky tychto deti stoja tn,
ma boku a plaeu; kazda pozna.
va svojho ch1apceka alebo diev-
eatko a oni bezia k MIN. bozka.
vaj1 ich, utierajd i'm ruciekami
slzy a prosia ich, aby neplakaly.
lebo i'm je tn tax dobre...
A rano dolu, na dvore, domov-
nici nasli malieke tielko skrcene-
ho a zamrznuteho chlapGeka...
Vyhl'adali i jeho matku... Ia u
mrela este pred MIN: obaja sire
til sa v nebi, pri Jeziskovom
stromteku. '''
PosloyenGil. INN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

!. n Dostojeysky:
PR KRISTOVOM STROMCEKU
GVianocna rozpravka.)
N VVlanocna r0zprAvka.l
GaGaaGsaGsap,ssaDsss
III. .

A teraz zas utica, och, aka
siroka. Rozmliazdia no tu... Kaz-
| dy tn steboce, kriti, bezi, chodi,
a co svetla, jasu! A toto co!
Oh, axe vel'ke sklo, "a sklom
svetlica v svetlici - do pova-
Iy stromcek Ma vianocnom strom
ceku plno sviecok, zlatych papie-
rikov, jablk dookola popky,
male konfky; po svetlici behajn
deti, vyflntene, cistucke, smejii
sa. ihraju a jedia a pij1 cosi...
Aha. tamto dievcatko tancuje S
chlapcekom, axe dobre diev6at-
ko! A, tam hudbu pocut zpoza
skla. A chlap6ek sa len pozera,
Iva sa, V svetlici sa uz smejii a
jeho boha palteky, na rueickach.
ma noziGkach, zosfnely, nedaju sa
narovnat', sohn1t bolia, bolia..
Ked' 81 chlapcek spomenul, re
palceky bolia, rozplakal sa a be-
zal d'alej a zas uvidel cez sklo
druhd svetlicu, druht stromcek..
Ma stoloch pirohy: mandlove,
cervene, zlte, okolo stolov sedia
styri bohate panieky a kto pride,
kazdeho pondknu pirohami; dive.
re sa otvaraj1 kazdii civil u a
vchadzajn mnohi pani. Prikradol
sa chlapcek, otvoril devre yo-
siel. Uch. ako no zakrikli! A
kasi slecna pribehla k nemu, do
ruky mu vstrcila kopejku a O.
tvorila mu dvere ma ulicu. Chu-
datik, ako sa nal 'akal! Kopejka
mu vypadla, zgrInkala sa dolu
schodmi; nemohol ju udrzat' v
svojich skl'avenych prstekoch.
Zrychlil krok. siel, rozbehol sa,
sam neyedel kan. Chcelo sa mu
zaplakat', ale bal sa. Bezal, be-
zal ddchal 81 ma ru6itky. A al
tuba ho pojala, ze tax osamel, ma
hle, smutne...
|, A tn eo2 Zastup pudi diva sa: !:
v obloku "a sklom male babatka,
obleeene do cervenych, zelenych
satociek, a celkom, celkom "a
nj live. Akysi starcek sedi a.
koby vyhraval ma vel'kych hus-
liach, dvaja inf stoja vedl'a Wy
hravajh; do taktu kSvaju 81 hla-
vami, divajn sa druh ma druha,
1sta sa i'm hybu, hovoria, pray
daze hovoria, len zpoza skla ich
nepocut'. Chlapeek 81 zprvu my
slel, ze su zivi, ale ked' zbadal
re s1 to babiky zasmial sa.
Nikdy nevidel taketo babiky. : a
ami nevedel, Re SD taketo. / pla.
kat sa mu chcelo, ale bolo mu'
smiesno, strasne smiesno ma tych
babikach. Nahle ktosi sklbol ho
20 zadu "a zupaneek: vel'kt, zlt
chlapcisko stal "a MIN, pacnul no
DO hlave. strhol vel'kh ciapku,
hodil ma zem a nohou mu ju po-
dial 20 zeme. Chlapeek padol, Wy
krfkol, sko6il bezal, bezal j "a
bezal pod vrata, ma cudzi dvor.
skryl sa "a dreva: -- tn no ne.
najdn. tn je tina!
III.
Skreil sa, sadol 81 ami dFchat'
nemohol Cd strachu... Nahle, eel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-18

robin. Teraz kolektujem rozlic-
ne handry a potom yam vyjavim,
re ma co.
Teda do videllia ma divadle,
lebo chcem vidiet' Ease, jako Je
to v tom siedmom nebi.
Ant. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-07
OAKVIILE

At St Mary Magdalene's church. Rev Leo Finn, pastor, masses will be at 7:15, 8:15. 9:15 and II O. clock. The 9:15 mass Is the chill dren's mass followed by Sunday school. The last mass is at II o'clock followed by benediction of the blessed sacrament.
 At the All Saints church. Rev A. N. Samwell, rector; Sunday school at 9:3O o'clock and morning worship at 10:45 o'clock.
 At the Union Congregational church. Rev Oscar Locke, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock: morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. The mems club of the church will attend the morning services in q body. This is an annual event at the church and Rev Oscar l.. Locke, founder of the club.
 There will be special music and q sermon particularly prepared for members of the club.
 The Intermediate Christian En- deavor will meet at 6:30 o'clock in the evening and the Senior Chris- tian Endeavor at 7:30 o'clock.
 Annual Supper.
 The different societies Of tho St Mary Magdalenes church are working together to make the an- nuai supper a success. The house. wives have promised that the eats will be homo made which sure will be appetizing. The hall has been painted and enlarged. The chairman of the different groups who are assisting are as follows:
 Tickets; Mrs P. Y. cavannuGh, 6. Harrison: food. Mrs T. Cromw0ts: tables. Mra Aurey; prizeH, Miss Mnrlnn Cromwell: kitchen, o. Mnrtinelii; reception. W. Mcu0wan and Mrs Stella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-07
NAUGATUCK Drum Corps To
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place, who suffered fractured an- kle several weeks ago in one of the contests. Two other New Haven stars are to perform with the team for the balance of the season, it is reported.
 Final Election Monday
 All ballots in the final election for directors of the Chamber of Commerce must be in the cham Der office not later than 7:30 o. clock on Monday night. Final bal- let's have been mailed to the members of the chamber. The names of those to be voted upon in the final ballot are Clarence s. Austin, Carlton W. Bristol, William M. Chittenden. Clayton F. Davis. Eugene H. Ellis, Clarence Freed man. John J. German. George c. Ham, Jere J. Murphy, Elmer r. Schmitz, Edward J. Sodlosky and Joseph F. Talbot.
 Would Play Benefit Game
 Roxbury Prep school of Cheshire would like to meet the local high school football team, it Is reported in 8 post season game. the funds to be raised to. be donated to the Unemployment Funds of the two communities. Whether the game will be arranged is a matter of speculation.
 Officers Installed
 Officers of Crusader post, Vet erans of Foreign Wars and of the auxiliary of the order were in- stalled last night at joint installa- tion exercises held in the post home on Rubber avenue.
 COldcst Night of Season
 Last night was the coldest night of the season to be recorded so far. Throughout the day a chilling wind blew that forced those out of doors to don heavier wraps. Many resi- dents who had not started their furnaces were forced to do so last night when the mercury dropped below the 30 mark with sundown. During the night the thermometer dropped down to around the 20 mark. It was the first real killing frost of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-07
BRISTOL.
BAN TERRYVILLE
 FROM CITY LOOP
Basketball SOlOns Make DeciSiOn-Chukkers
 to Organize

In spite of their remarkable sportsmanlike attitude and fair ness, Terryville's basketball teams will be barred from Bristol City League competition this year, the executive board of the loop has an- nounced. Just why this action has been taken the board failed to ex-
 plain. Membership in the league, in which Lock Towners will be
 sadly missed this winter, will be
 limited to Bristol and Forestville cvlubs when the board meets for
 the purpose of organizing in the
 library room of the Boys Club Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 In issuing the call for the ini-
 tial conference President William
 E. Tracy invited all but former Terryville members and several new ones, including the North Ends
 West Ends, Bristol National Guards, Bill Garrett's Herald Chukkers, Farmers Feed and Sup
 ply Company, and the Fraternal
 Order of Eagles. The Maple Ends,
 Maccabees. Hortons, Endees, Ter
 ryville Furniture, Sessions Clock,
 East Bristol Celtics and Ingraham's s
 made up last years roster.
 According to present plans, the
 senior wheel will sponsor a league
 of lesser caliber to accommodate
 those unable to make the grade
 with the bigger clubs.
 Wanta Reduce? Women to Try Gymnastics
 Mrs John c. Kielman, noted physical culture teacher. will put the women of the First Congrega- nA !. in 10-weeks' gymnastics class in the parish house of the church commencing Tuesday eveninfg. No- vember 17, at 7:3O o'clock. Each lesson will be an hour of games, folks dances and "daily dozens'' numerous enough to make a gross or two.
 Chukkers to Organize The Herald Chukkers, managed by William A. Garrett, will be or ganized for the 1931-32 basketball
 season at a meeting to be held in the Hotel Perlmore, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The team
 will be represented at the City League meeting Monday evening. It Is expected that the Chukker squad will be made up of Hop
 Murphy, Eddie White and Waddie Czaplicki, ex-MOnahanmen; Bene- dict (Bunny Senski, former Maple Ender and Endee; Joe Fleming captain of the Trinity college five two years ago; Ernie Cox and Joe Kappell, erstwhile members of the rampaging Keystones. Anyone else interested may attend the meeting.
 Beck To Speak
 Cameron Beck, manager of the personnel department of the New York stock exchange. will address meeting of the Parent Teacher , Association of the Federal Hill school in the school auditorium at o'clock Monday evening. The
 trainging process employees of the
 stock exchange must go through
 before their acceptance to member ship will be portrayed in brief
 talk to precede his regular address.