davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
STAVBA POVAZSKEJ HYDRO.
CENTRALLY ZAISTENA.

Stavba vel'kej hydrocentraly
ma Vahu je uz zaistena. Vyziada
81 nakladu Wac ako 100 milionov
Kcs potrva "a roxy. Bude prl
nej zamestnanych asi 5000 robot
nikov, takze ,tu najde obzivu al
znacny pocet nezamestnanych.
Centrala bude mat tri turbiny a
vykonnost' 81 milionov kilowat
hodin rocne. Krajinske zastupi-
Nel l'stvo hodla sa zucastnit' to-
hoto podniku podielom vo vyske
40 procent. 0 40 rokov pripadne
tato hydrocentrala do statneho
majetku slovenskej krajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
PROPAGANDA VYSTAVKA
SLOVENSKA.

V ramci chystanejs eeloStatneJ
vystavy cudzineckeho a turistrc-
keho ruchu, ktora sa bude konat
prilezitosti Sokolskeho sletll a
bude umiestena vo vystavnych
priestoroch Prazskyeh Vzorko-
vych Veletrhov, bude usporiada-
na zvlastna propaganda vvstav-
ka Slovenska. Ucelom jej je, in
formovat najSirsiu verejnost' 0
sucasnej tvorbe sloyenskej IL
meleckom priemysli, propaganda
cudzineckeho ruchu na Sloven-
sku, preh 'ad vytvarneho umenia
sloyenske!ho, stavebnlctvo a re-
meslo yobec. Vystavka ma ma
zorne prispet' k odstfaneniu myl-
neho .nazoru na primitlvnost
Slovenska a upozornit' zaujem-
GOV na vyhody, plynlce 70 .spo-
jenia so Slovenskom, v .ktorom-
kol'vek 2 naznacenych smerov.
(PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
LEVoCA PRE- NEZAMESTNA
NYCH,

Otazku nezamestnanosti ma
sprava mesta Levoca ustavicne
ma zreteli stara sa vsemozne 0
zmiernenie nedostatku rodln, kto
re {boly postihnute nezamestnano
st'ou. X podpore nezamestna-
nym pripojilo mesto 2 vlastnych
prostriedkov $4,000 Kcs. Kazdo-
denne dostava 60 os6b zadarmo
obedy Pudovej kuchyne, ktor1
financuje mesto. V socialnej pee
livosti napomahajn mesto pocet-
ne spolky, zvlast' Zivena a Ger
veny kriz, ktory uplynulych
Vianociach previedol SO skvelym
iispechom osacovaciu akciu. Sta
rosta Jozef Chladek obratil sa ma
majetnejsie osoby a ustavy w
zyou, ably pomahaly prekonavat
biedu v terajsej hospodarskeJ
krize. Y najkratsom case mieni
sa mesto vlozit do i1pravy Prob
stnerovej cesty, ahy sa umoznilo
robotn1ctvu zamestnanie. Costa
ma byt' nakladom 100000 Kcs Wy
lozena bazaltovymi kockami. Po-
trebny naklad uhradeny bude
ciastocne mestom a ciastocne sill
nicnym fondom, ktoryl da ma ten
to podnik 100000 Kcs. Nedayno
zalozene stavebne druzstvo mie.
nj vybudovat' v tomto roku 1G
rodinnych domkov. Je teda vo
vyhPade dost' prace pre- nezamest
nanych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

ich povodcov.
I. svazok. HvissdnatS nebo -
DR.. Jan Wagner, vseobecne u
znany slovensky spisovatel po-
pularnej astronomie.
IT. svazok: Ako som zabila
svoje diet'a? Pierre L'Ermite,
obl'dbeny moderny francdzsky
spisovatel'. Prelozil do slovenci-
ny DR.. Valentin Kalinay.
HI.-IV. svazok: Slovensky
frazeologicky sloynik. Peter
Tvrdy. Ny, Slovaci, name uz
rozlicne slovniky, ale takeho SINE
este, nemali. Cudna, ale pravdiva
vec, ze toto je prvy cisto sloven-
sky slovnik. " tomto slovnfku So
stavitel', nakol 'ko bolo NONE,
pripojil ku kazdemu slovu w
klad, vysvetlenie synonymami a
niekedy al preklad ma my jazyk.
X podstatnym menam pripojena
je vsade koncovka genitivu. A
braty je zretel' ma vazbu slo-
vies. Ozaj vftane to dielo pre- ka.
zdeho, kto ichce spoznat' veliku
bohatost' nasej slovenciny. Tieto
diva svazky zviazane sd spolu a
pocitujd 1888 stran.
Wv. svazok: Ked rumy o.
zij1. Jozef Branecky. Brane:
ckeho rozpravkami, zalozenymi
ma historickej podstati, ozijii y
tomto dele stare srucaniny ho-
voria nam 0 davnom zivote nasich
slovenskvch predkov. @
VII. svazok: Unionizmus. ~
DR.. Valerij Vilinsky Autor. rus.
Ky emigrant-ucenec opisuje tn '
nasej slovenskej spisbe po prvy
raz kultilrnu historiu bratskeho
nam Ruska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

- Slovensk& Lfga je vsenarod-
nj pstanovizen, vstupujte do nej |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
DoDAvANIE BRYNDZE PRE-
VOJSKO.

Dodatkom k vynosu minister
stva- narodnej obrany, ktorym
bolo ,odporlcane vojsku nakupe:
vat domace syry, vydalo tcraz
ministerstvo d'alsi vynos, lSto-
rym upozoriluje, aby bryndza be
Ia objednayana priamo u bryn.
dzarskpch odborov Mliekarske.
jednoty pre- Slovensko, voI Zvole,
ne a Y Ruzomberku, ktore pride
lia dodayky syojim elenskym fir
mann.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
oLEJ MA JUzNoM sLovEN.
SKU.

Notar 2 Batorovych Kesov O.
znamil krajinskemu iiradu Bra
tislave, ze rol mix Borsa kopal ma
syojom pozemku studnu a II hlb-
ke 20 metrov naraziI miesto ma
yodu ia olej. Urady yysll ma
miesto komisiu. (Bator Kesy 81
Komarnanskej zupe, pri Par
kane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

VIII. svazok: Tichk boje.
Jolana Cirbusova SD to kratkc
novelky, rozprAvky 70 zivota ma
sho slovenskeho l'udu pod Tatraa-
mi.
TX. svazok: Nerastne bohat-
stvo Slovenslka. - Professor An
ton Kovalik. Autor dava nan,
prilezitost' poznat' nasu rodn1i
zern slovenskd, jej prlrodne bb.
hatstva, a krasne kraje klimati-
cke. Kniha je spestrella ilustra-
ciami 20 slovenskych toyarni.
dolov a k1pel'nych miest.
x. syazok: Dusa moderneho
clovelka. - Cd dra Sawickeho.
profesora filozofie pol'sktlio
spisovatel'a, ktorej pod;lva
kulturne zaklady duseyneho "a
lozenia a mravneho chapanie clo-
veka 20. storocia. Ak ste moder-
nym clovekom chcete poznat'
svoju dusu, nezabudnite precitat'
toto dielo pol'skeho ucenca.
| vsetky tieto svazly ST vkusne
viazane v platne. Ich cena je iba
! $4,000. Cenu treba vopred po-
slat' ma adresu: Hlavne jedna-
tel'stvo ssv., 613 North Lake
view Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio,
Prvych pat svazkov nozeme po.
slat' hned', lebo ich uz name.
Jednotlive svazky tejto strie
'Dobrej Knihy" nemozno do
stat kupit'. Podrobnejsi opiv
tychtoaknih Van posleme na 20
ziadanie zdarma.I
Rev. Stefan Kocis,
hi. jednateP SSV.
- Slovensk& Lfga ia ySenarod-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
UHLIE MA KYsUCIACH.

Chudobni Kysucania zivoria na
svojich kopaniciach. Hlavne Lu.
lisa, ktora je zastrcena do tma-
yeho k1ta. Ak vsak tento .hlas bu
de povsimnuty na patrienom mie-
ste, prave najzapadlejsia Lutisa,
zapasiaca biedou, moze sd stat
nielen znamou, ale al bohatou
talk pre- Kysuce, ako al pre- stat
nu pokladnicu, Pravda, ak. tai
ne peniaze znoyu nazataja ten
poklad, skryvajuci sa v lutis-
skych okolitych kopcoch.
Este "a byyalej monarchie ne
bohy gr6f Julius Majlach pod
'niknul pokus dolovania uhlia V
Dutisi. o pokusoch dozvedela sa
al = spolocnost' Salgotarjane,
ktora udivenim 81 vsimla boha.
teho konkurenta. Podnikatel bo-
liato odskodneny, ustdpil cd d al
Sci prace, zamestnanci nevediac
preco, dostali' bohaty oldomas,
so sl'ubom od panov 70 Salgotar-
janu, 'ze na bud1ci rok pridll al
so strojami, ably kopanie dotial'
nechali tax. A do druheho rama,
nevediac podnes re kym, nalla-
dol sa do vykopanej jamy ohfom
ny omen, ktory vykonanu pracu
znicif a zavalil.
(. Ma druhom mieste, Il Durisov,
sam Duris, terajsi starosta obce,
hladal operny kamen, kde pri
vybranl kameIa hned' natrafil
na hojnu vrstvu dobreho a upo-
trebitel 'neho uhlia.
V kazdonp rfpade stoJi za to,
ably Stat vyslal do, Lutise odbor.
nika, ktory by vhodnIni pristroj
hi zistil skutocny stav. Ked 'ze
je povrch talk nadejny, hlbka j.
ste bude bohatsia. 0 tom sved
cia. al machle salgotarjanskei
spolocnosti, ktora "a nic pre- nii
bohatym oldomasom traktovala
tam zamestnanych robotnikov
Dovody k tomu iste mala.
Dnfame, re asppn dnes, v ca
soch yseobecnej krfzy, ked' Sd
zadarmo rozdava podpora neza
lnestnanym, cbetnje Stat sunni
pre- nezamestnanych ma podnik
ktqry je sl'ubny TAX pre- lutisski j
nezamestnany, ba az hladujnc
l'ud, ako al pre- sam Stat.
Zaujimavou je al ta okolnost'
re pod Lutisou, uz starobystric
koln ildoll, pri kaplnke II Simas.
koy, jestvuje pramen, ktorehe
voda po kratkom case yyzerie Sd
ty, co je znakom toho, ze mus
pretekat' cez iste yrstvy minera
lii.
Madeleine sa, Re al patriens
kruhy 81 vsimnu tychto okolne
sti. Len ably znova take salgo
tarJanske judasske grose nekon
trol0valy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
zHoREL sTAREC.

v Lechnici Spisskej Magu.
re zhorel 18. jan. y noel Y syojom
domku 76-rocny rol'nlk Jozef O.
ravec, ktory tam sam byyal Kym
sa hasicom podarilo do izby vnik
nut, Dol u starec celkom spale-
ny q mrtvy Ako poystal oheil
nevedno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
Ease PREPuSfANIE ROBOT.
NfKov.

v tychto dnoch dala spraya
koterbasskych zavodov vypoved'
d'alsim $50 robotnikom. V pre-
pnst ami sd dosial ustavicne po-
kracuje a priprayuje sa 1plne "a
stavenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
20 sfarei vlasti
(Zpravy : krajovych novfn.)
MOVE SvETovEsHo vYZNA-
MU JASKYNE MA sLo-
VENSKU.

Nielen verejnost' slovenska. a.,
le verejnost' celej republiky, ba
verejnost' svetova bude tohoto
roku prekvapena novymi krasa
mi slovenskeho podzemia, ktore
prevysuju vsetky doterajsie. Kon
com maja alebo zaciatlom jilna
budu totiz otvorene jaskyne Do
menica pri Plesivci, ktorych sa
dosial' vedelo ako jaskyniach
hosulsovych. Pomenovane su po-
I'll "a nevysokeho pahorku, hlbi-
mach ktoreho sa nachadzaju. Ja-
skyne sii vzdialene asi 10 KIN od
Plesivca pohodlne pristupne pc
dost dobrej ceste.
Asi pred 5 rokmi objavila ten
to podzemny svet pohranitna
financna straz. Ked' Dol na OBJ
jaw npozorneny Klub cs. turf
stow, ujal sa vyskumnych prac a
celych tych pat rokov pracoval
ma spristupnovani podzemnych
priestorov, asi 4 KIN dlhych, S la
byrintom podzemnych chodieb.
Objavitel'ske prace pokroeily tax
d 'aleko, re teraz sa pracuje ma
nprave ciest a instalacii elektri-
ckeho vedenia. Jaskyne tvoria
nielen chodby, ale, i priestrannt
sally az s. m vysoke. !. '.:H
Kvapl'ove, bohatstvo je jedi
necne, jednotliyNmi litvarmi pred
cia tieto jaskyne snajznamejsie
jaskyie svetova Najyaesou at
rakciou su ohromne lekninove
homole, "ananas smutocna W.
ba potion priamo fantasticke
pohl'ady do carokrasneho sveta,
kde ia dne zrkadli sd voda a
mad nou do pozadia formuje sd
exoticka krajina. q nazvov, kto-
re boly dosiaP dane, uvadzame
'.sucha chodba'', "chodba k le-
siku'', 'vel'ky saI', "smutna W.
ba" atd'. Objavenie jaskyn ma
velky vyznam pc stranke We
deckej Pracuju tam dvaja "a
stupci Narodneho muzea Pra-
hy, ktorl studuj1 jaskynny a
vot. Vysledky ich doterajsiello
badania su az dosial skvele.
Jaskyne maju staru kultlru.
Byvaly totiz obydlene, a mie-
stach, kde praehistoricky clovek
NAL ohnisko, bude restaurovany
kut z DOLBY neolitickej. V prize
stranstve jaskyn zijn massy ne
topierov. Bol tam chyteny neto-
pier ruzovy a je tam ohromna
hrba trusu tychto zasmusilych
vtakov, stara snad' storocia. Vse-
tky podzenne priestory boly zme
rane znamym odbornikom inzi.
nierom Palonczim Nor. Ostra-
Wy, ktory zameriaval j jaskyne
Demanovske. * slavnostnemu o.
tvoreniu pozve Klub cs. turistov
cs. vladu, predstaviteFov statne-
ho verejneho zivota a zastup-
GOV vedeckych kruhov. Tvm bu-
de dovrsena prva cast intenziv-
nej prace, ktorej vysledky bud1
nesporne obdivovane pdcetnymi
j navstevnikmi Potion sa bude V
objavoch pokracoyat' V otvore-
nej casti upravf sa tok podzem-
Incl riecky, ktora jaskynami pre-
teka, take pristup ,bude mozny
IS ma clnkoch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
More Than 1000
Republicans Await
To-morrow's Event
Chestnut Hill Grounds Prepared for Monster Gathering
Program Opens at II a. M, Continuing
Through the Day

More than 1000 men and wo-
men republicans from Waterbury
and other parts of the fifth con-
gressional district are expected to
gather tomorrow at the Chestnut
Hill reservoir when the sheepbake
of the Goss for Congress club
takes place. Plans for the huge
turnout of g. o. p. supporters have
been completed. Republican lead
ers from several parts Of Connecti-
cut are expected to be In attend
aice.
Frank Roberts reported to-day
that. the grounds for the affair are
in excellent condition. The affair
will start at about II o'clock in the
morning with the serving of steak
sandwiches, followed by sports
events and addresses by several of
the g. o. p. candidates who. will be
present. A
Later in the afternoon the bake
itself will be served. Transporta-
ton from the end of the trolley
line at Lakewood to the Chestnut
Hill reservoir will be provided by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
YD Post Elects
Griffin President
FIickox Wce-President, Bolan Secretary and Rowe
Treasurer

Election of officers and plans for
the coming year formed the busi-
ness of the p. c. vigneulles post,
Yankee Division, at the annual
meeting at the armory last night.
The new president Is jeremiah ].
Grimm, associated with the marsh
ais office in the fire department..
Mr. Griffin has been one of the
outstanding workers in the post and
Is among the we'll known World
war veterans in the city. In a brief
address he thanked the post for Sc
lecting him as its new head and
said he has some new ideas and
projects for the post which he will
present in due time. Installation OF
officers will take place later.
other officers chosen include
vice-peresident, Howard Hickox;
secretary, Walter Bolan; treasurer,
Fred w. Rowe; sergeant-at-arms.
Constantine M. Hudobenko: audi
tors, Walter Bolan and Timothy
Horrigan. 1t Is Mr. Rowe's 10th
term as treasurer of the post.
The post planned to take part
in the Armistice day parade to be
held Nov 18th and President Grit
fin urged that large turnout be
on hand for the next meeting when
final plans will be made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
New Haven Road
Safety Record
Had No Injury During the
Past Six Months

The New Haven Railroad has
just received from the National
Safety Council a beautiful bronze
tablet awarded to It's Marine De-
partment for the best safety. rec
ord during the first six months OF
this year. In a contest participated
In by nineteen railroads and steam
ship companies. Tho New Haven
Road was the only one OF the nine
teen contestants 10 maintain an
absolutely clear record for the six
months, with no injury whatever
Tho contest was among the en-
pioyes OF the companies engaged "
bodybuilding and ship repairs ana
this was the first year that THIS
particular eompatition has beer
held.
The bronze tablet IL at present
on display IN the lobby Of the 0sn'
sfal Office Building OF the eom'
pany a. New Haven and u N es'
paeted n will be later put % de-
play In the Grand Central Tefmi'
nal IN New York,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
Mrs. Laid To
Attend Meeting
viii Be Present in New Britain Thursday at the
State Conference

member of the Executive commit
tee will attend the conference,
which will be one Of great interest.
James L. Fieser, vice-chairman
lin charge Of domestic operations.
Walter Davidson, assistant man
ager Eastern area, and Miss Mary
Concannon, assistant to the direc-
tor of Junior Red Cross, all from
national headquarters, Washing.
ton, d. C. will speak at the morn
ing session. 81
This year a special afternoon ses-
sion on Unemployment Relief will
take the place of the usua
Round Table discussions on the
various Red Cross Services. The
speakers include Miss Eleanor II.
Little, research secretary for the
Connecticut Unemployment Com
mission and Harry Hasty. execu-
tive secretary Of the State Cham
Der of Commerce.
other speakers include Elliott Peck
chairman Stratford Chapter, Mrs
Isaac Russell, New Britain, Mrs F.
|C. Williams, New Haven, Miss
Sarah r.. Addison, nursing field re-
preventative American Red Cross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
Wolcott Rally
Tomorrow Afternoon
Gormey One Of Speakers to Be Heard at Open Air
Meeting

The democrats of Wolcott will
hold a big rally tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock at Samuelson's
Grove. Follow the signs from the
top of the mountain along the
Mattatuck Country club road and
you will reach the grounds. Pro-
vision has been made for an indoor
meeting in case of rain.
Francis Kreger, president of the
Mems Democratic club will pre-
side. The speakers will include
Judge Martin Gormley. William M.
Citron, Mrs Nora Mahaney Harris
Frank McDermott,, committeeman
from the fourteenth district; Will
liam j. Slavin, candidate from the
fourteenth district and others.
The committee of arrangements
expects to make this the biggest
political rally ever held in Wolcott
AS a matter of fact it will be the
first real democratic rally ever
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
IS TOURNEY ON
BALDWIN STREET
Conducted Under Auspices
of the Clan-NO=Gael
and |. r. A.
ALL CRACK PLAYERS

The third round of the "45"
tourney conducted by the Clan-Na-
Gael and /. r. A. club was played
Thursday night in the club rooms
on Baldwin street. Ten teams lined
up, each determined to emerge
from the contest winner, but
when the result was announced 1t
was found the teams of Carmody,
Bob Stack. John Stack and the In
vincibles had beaten their oppon-
ents, and the teams of Brady and
Nolan and drawn contest. It Is
very early to predict the. winners
of the tourney as yet, but the teams
of Carmody and the Invincibles are
hard to beat, and the other teams
cannot afford to give them too
much Of a lead.
The standing Of the teams Is as
follows:
Bob stack, SO: M. Nolan, 40; Ed
mond Hussey, SO; Dave Carmody,
SO; Con Kavanaugh, 40; John Cur
tin, 81; John Stack, so; Bill Stack,
80; The Invincibles, So and Dave
Brady's. 40.
The next round will be played
next Thursday night, play starting
at Sis sharp. $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
Bankruptcy
Court Hearing
Referee MCGUIRE of New
London to Sit Here
Monday

Due to the illness of Referee
Walter F. Torrance he will not be
able to sit at the regular session of
the United States bankruptcy court
heID Monday morning. In his place
willy be Referee Henry L. Mcclure
of New London. There are five
first meetings of creditors and a
like number Of final meetings to
be held. Hearings are slated to
be held in the cases Of Angelo
Scionti and T.sW. Fitzmaurice, Inc.
First meetings are listed in the
following cases: Malcolm Motors,
Inc, Irving Gordon. Frank H. Gre
pom. Floyd Boydston and the Rosa
company.
Final meetings include Herman
Rosansky, Arthur j. Kelly, Tor.
rington Speciality company, Edward
J. Wissman and John Jannetty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15

the committee in charge of the
outing. The affair is being spon-
sored by the Goss for Congress
club but the Young Mems club
and the Women's Republican club
have cooperated.
Major j. w. Carroll, in charge
Of supplies, and Frank Roberts, in
charge of the food, stated to-day
that a bountiful repast will be had
by all. Frank Downs Is in charge
Of the entertainment while Attor-
ney Milton Meyers is head of the
ticket committee. Constable Ben.
jamin Glickman is in charge of re-
freshments while Charles J. De-
Bisschop IL in charge of invita-
lions. William Klitka has assisted
Mr. Roberts in preparing the
grounds for the gathering.
The arrangements for the big
affair have been going on for the
past month and the purpose of the
gathering is to aid the progress OF
Congressman .Goss' campaign for
reelection to the Washington, D..
c., post which he has filled for the
past two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
HIGH AWARD FOR
LOCAL HOSPITALS
The Waterbury and st
Mary's in the First
Class
FINE EQUIPMENT

The annual classification of hos
pitfalls has been announced by the
American College of Surgeons. Wa
aterbury's two institutions, st
Mary's and the Waterbury hospital,
are among those in this state re-
ceiving the highest approval. being
placed in the Al class. Hospitals
to rate such q mark must be equip
ped to provide full and complete
care must have adequate facilities
for x-ray and laboratory care and
keep complete records of every
patient.
The two local hospitals. Water
bury with 321 beds and st Nary
with $50, have received the same
classification for years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
MISS RACHAEL SEAVER
GIRL SCOUT SCRIBE EDITOR

Miss Rachael Seaver, a member
of Troop 10 of st Pauls Methodist
church, Waterbury Council of Girl
Scouts, was chosen scribe editor at
the initial meeting of the scribe as
ISOLATION yesterday at scout head
quarters. Henceforth all reports
Of meetings, hikes, etc, will be
turned into headquarter authorities
to be handled by the scribe editor.
Miss Edna Weber, director, and
Miss Mildred Tunney, assistant
will direct the work Of the new
scribe head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
HUNTING SEASON
| IN CONNECTICUT
Board of Fisheries and
Game Asks Golf COurte-
sy of SpOrtsmen
SOME WISE COUNSEL

Hartford, October is = AS the
proper approach" to successful
days afield during the hunting sea-
son in Connecticut, which opens on
waterfowl next Monday and on
upland game next Thursday.
Thomas H. Beck, chairman Of the
State Board Of Fisheries and
Game. today asked hunters to OBJ
serve the golf courtesy. of first Sc
curing permission to rpass
through" from landowners.
do not shoot near buildings or
toward buildings or livestock. DO
not leave bars down or damage
fences or stone walls and do not
cross cultivated fields. If the farmer
has posted his lands. remember
he has probably done SO because
some unthinking hunter has been
careless in these things"
The open season on ruffed
grouse. pheasants tmale), wood
cock and gray squirrels will COM
mence Thursday, October 20, and
extend to November 20 inclusive.
Daily bag limits: Two grouse, two
pheasants. four woodcock and five
gray squirrels.
| The open hunting season on rab-
hits will commence November first
and continue 10 December Is, In
elusive. One day bag limit. 3; use
OF ferrets prohibited when there
IN snow. There Ia no closed sea-
son In Connecticut on European
hares. Belgian hares and jack rab.
bits.
Under laws enacted by the gem
srai assembly there will be no open
season this year on quail or Hun.
garian partridge.
Public shooting grounds open 10
hunting during the season are ~
follows Hartford county, Bristol.
FarmIngton, plainvilie and Wind.
Sow s,l4b aeresi New Haven nouiis
~, oxford. 1875 acfeai Fairfield
shelton. s,soi aorasi Teliand ceun.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-15
CONVENTION PROGRAM

CONVENTION PROGRAM
1. Reports Of Association Groups
naming Nominating Com
mite.
2. Ministerial Standing, Rev III.
H. B. Hutchins, Quaker Hill
3. Obituary, Rev A. W. Warren,
Torrington.
a. Missionary Education, Mrs r.
3. Gardner, Jewett City.
s.. New Clutches, Rev Percy W..
Back, Stonington.
6. Federation of Churches, Rev
Z. M. Conway, Wallingford.
7. Enrolment, Rev William j..
Sly, Ph.D., Norwich.
8. Place and Preacher for 1888.
8. Resolutions.
10. Date of Convention Meeting
Next Year.
w. w. G., Miss Edith Wing, New
Haven.
Music
Address
C. w. c., Miss Jennie C. Long,
New London.
Teaching Children" Miss Pearl
Rosser. Philadelphia.
DR. ]. Quinter Miller, Hartford.
Adjournment
Luncheon for Children's Work
ers, Miss Rosser. 35 cents).
AFTERNOON SESSION
200 P. M.
Devotional Service
Rev Richard /. Porter and Young
People Huntington Street
Church, New London.
Violin Solo
Mrs William II. Barsch. Meriden.
Address
"Christian Citizenship, Rev John
w. Elliott, Philadelphia.
Simultaneous Conferences
Children's Work:
Nursery, Miss Thelma Race
Beginners, Miss Maud DIM
mick.
Primary, Mrs M. L. Johnson
Junior, Miss Pearl Rosser
Joint Session, Miss Pearl Ros-
ser.
Young Peoples Program Build
ing:
Devotional Plans, West Hart
ford Church.
Service, New London First
Church.
Fellowship, Norwich Central
Church.
Stewardship, Bristol Church.
Cabinet. Hartford Centra
Church.
Adult Work.
Informal Social Hour.
YOUNG PEOPLE BANQUET
Norman Wilde, POSTMASTER
Invocation
Summer Assembly Fellowship. Ell
bert L. Gates, Jr.
Address
"Can Business Be Christian"
Rev John w. Elliott.
Miss Florence Ostlund. New Bril-
tain.
Subject, "Postponing the Fun
eral", DR. Lerrigo.
Closing Prayer
Rev Victor F. Scalise.
Adjournment.