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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
SUPPORT CLOTHING DR|vEF
Jail Sentence
 for Contempt Vincenzo LaMattino Failed to Carry Ant Order of
 Court

vincenxo LaMattino was sem tenced to IS days in Jail when he was found in contempt of court by Judge Allyn L. Brown in su- perior court this morning. Vincen- 20 was oredered two weeks ago to raise $25 to pay his wife. Maria, during the pendency of their al. vorce action. Her counsel said she received no payment.
 Attorney John F. Tobin, appear. ing for Vincenzo, informed the court this morning that his client drew some money coming from the compensation court and immedi ately paid the money to the bank that holds mortgage on his home
 Judge Brown opined that a few days in jail would perhaps teacf the man to respect a court order
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07

warden. James Wilson; sentinel. Thomas Turner: chaplain. AuE#z Mcleod; recording secretary. 1oHn Brown; financial secretary. Thomsz Allen; treasurer, Alex oalbreifh: financial secretary, John stevens: auditor, Thomas Turner; and trus- tees. Andrew Wyiie and John Stevens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
Clan McAlpine Lodge Order of Scottish Chefs

The newly elected officers of Clan McAlpine lodge of the Order of Scottish clans were formally in- ducted last evening by Royal Deputy Robert Montgomery of this city and his stan. The installation ceremonies took place in Columbus hall. A discussion of plans for a number of activities for the winter months took place. The new of- flee include: Chief. Hugh Munro; tanist, James Lang; senior hench- man, James Robertson; junior henchman. William Gardner; sen- achai, Robert Lancaster; junior
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
IT'S ALL IN THE HEAD

when a dog barks he filings hia head high, leaving the throat ex- posed. When he growls he lowers his head, for a grow1 means iIn- pending attack, and the vlunerabia throat is guarded by the sinking of the head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07

of Mt Carmel avenue. The scenic contour of the Sleeping Giant as visible from the South as far away as New Haven and beyond is thereby declared inviolate for all
 time to come. This decision gives great satisfaction not only to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
Landlord Fined
 $1O And Costs
Tenant Claims Rough Treatment at Hands of Adam
 Falgman

ity for the payment of back rent. He did dispute the wor1an's claims however, that he accorded her rough treatment and was respon- sible for the marks on her arms.
 Judge T. V. Meyer rendered his decision in favor of the complain ing witness and imposed a fine of $1O and costs on Folgman for his lack of gallantry on such an oc- casion.
 It was the only case heard in police court this morning, indicat- ing that the depression is still on, as far as police activities are con- cerned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07

For alleged rough treatment of one of his tenants, Adam Folg- man, 35, of 93 South Leonard street was fined $10 and costs in police court this morning. Mrs Vitone Tomaselli alleged that the accused not only prevented her from re- moving a trunk from her former tenement, but handled her so un- tremendously that she Suffered painful bruises on her arms. She exhibited souvenirs of the encoun- ter in court.
 Folgman didn't deny that he prevented the removal of the trunk which he intends to hold as secur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07

conclusion of the long pending
 controversy with the quarry inter- ests. No more sweeping decision
 could be desired. Neither latches nor any provision of the quarry lease was found to exist giving the lessees the right to quarry in sight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
OUT THEY GO ALL ODD PIECES

door To go at.......... .. m s1o.ss Priced to close out sss 4s inches round to go $125O Dinner Ses50 pecesgod band decorated several
 $1s75 Breakfast set-5 pieces in lacquer finish
 braced back Windsor type chairs while they last $13950 Walnut Massive Three Piece Suite with full
 any interiors proofed so5o To 1895 sterng. While they go ............. at................... s.4s 95 to $1700-Several Dressing Table walnut
 with various While they choice 298
 they last to go sss $S4b0 Walnut Dresser four with Sz1o0 walnut Chest four drawers 805 sSseo walnut Vanity Dresser large sze Ave drawers 1928 holstsrsd matiress To go isss while they last Ass club ohar and go ssss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
BEDDING BARGAINS
That are something to get excited about.

That are something to get excited about so art M tckins very limited quantity to go $1695 Mattresses Sold exclusively at
 the Metropolitan Waterbury. Roll edge. Fine quality
 ticking fast seller in the sale eat...............11 Mattresses in beautiful blue art ticking
 Springs with cotton felt both sides S75 'y vsneators Handles for turnnig art ticking 12ss very eomsDrtable real bargain at .......... soss s they'll S give % you real nights rest 5ss ~ ing that certainly Is beautul Comfortable DEFIANCE Brand Pillows filled with
 good quality feathers Sanitary Art ticking 19x2e inches 6sc Dixie SLEEPYLAND PILLOWS filled with
 specially prepared by the Izoln that
 makes them Goft down. Blue and white ticking $7.s5 pair Dixie Pillows with Izoin
 duck feathers sateen ticking All Colonial Beds show deep price cut Thirty different patterns Maple, walnut mahogany Twin and full sizes All Sample Metal Beds Finished in walnut mahogany maple ivory green. All drascaly reduced Buy! Save!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
BEDROOM VALUES

s179.O0 Suite, well finished and de-
 signed construction, center drawer
 prices where you VIII ana re- m
 the presented at o"'o" Mahogany Suite, simple, sturdy
 design Reeded posts and mah0sahS .... 11s.oo s365 OO Seven Piece Grand Rapids make;
 Consists S of dress. dresser ] ssa night 'ao e47oo -Four @ piece tSI Se chest m bed and dresser $239.O0 Piece Walnut Suite of unusual design ana
 workmansn1p, S W st iaHruer h'v at mana ~ 1es.Oo Figured Walnut Suite Very beautnul
 % %ooas ana 6es gran, Han,tS tab1s and bench Early American Mahogany Suite hi gh
 aJay or dsgn he sect ane nroportions Now 17soO sSSoo -Four psce t mape tahe IS and u bed 1900
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
DINING ROOMS

$325.OO 18th Century "Thornton" Antique English Oak
 Suite nine pieces. Magnificent design and carving
 Sow prsced oae" ssss s19s.5O Figured Walnut pieces with reectory
 table. Burl walnut. Large drawer in china cabinet
 Chair seats rust tapestry. Special lacquer finish - An unusually fine suite. TO go at HE s35ooo Duncan Phyfe Crotch Mahogany Dining Room
 Suite of pieces. Table with brass feet authentic
 hardware, shield back chairs with blue hair cloth .. seats. handsome suite Now priced ibS eig90O Walnut Dining Suite of nine pieces Floor
 sample. Buffet, china cabinet with drawer Ave side = chairs chair and tabie-to go at ,','' os
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STOVE BARGAINS

tee00 Coal Range IS inch six Id top side hearth
 NOW ,' 'a..a..i" "" gO make w".s wh A"s oven sns brosr sa (5B.6O Coal Itanss Richmond Loader 0ray enamel with
 elevated warming eoset-t0 go At ,..i,,,t',L', bJd Sass "h elevated oven and bpeis No% priced iisJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-07
LIVING ROOM

s295 O0 Two Living Suite. Jamestown Lounge
 quality with filled cushions and down nHeo
 tapestry with reversible tapestry cush ss7eo Two p,a peee t1.iow t g~ Al arm a..' m s225OO Three Suite, Kroehler made, in ~ m reversible cushions. Now lSS'V' $225oo Suite upholstered in figured green tap
 ti estIyi rasn,omaD aDing "i vaiue % at ~ ~ ssOt sofa, anaqde d desn pne ubions Now priced s159OO Three Suite with button back chair ciup
 in handsome figured tapestry. .o n. o"''' s159O0 Genuine Mohar Suite in deep aupe
 with reversible cushions A few ioi 'u . 5sOt
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

Continued from Page p
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid are
parents of a baby girl who was
born Thursday, November 3.
Elgin Allen of Chance was a
business caller in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sanderson are
parents of a baby girl born Sat
urday, November 5.
Miss Joan Beeney was an over
night guest of Miss Margaret
Meiklejohn Wednesday.
Ruth Hynds has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camille Barone
are parents of a baby girl, born in
Billings, October 25.
The Woman's club of Washoe
sponsored a card party at the
Washoe hall last Friday evening
Thirteen tables of auction bridge
were in play with honors for Mrs
H. e. McKinnon of Bearcreek
John Fenolia of Red Lodge. The
door prize went to Jeanne NJ.
Donald. After cards a lunch was
served.
Mrs. Jules .Besinque entertained
the B. w. Bridge club at her home
Thursday evening with a hare
time party. There were -four
tables of bridge in play with hon
ors for Mrs. Alex Hawthorne, Mrs
William Mcdonald. Mrs. H. 2
McKinnon received the prize fol
best costume and Mrs. 7. H. Ben
nett received guest prize.
Mrs. James Boyer was shopping
in Billings Tuesday.
The Father-and-Son banquc
was held at the Washoe hall Fri
day evening. The Mattila orchestr.
of Red Lodge entertained witt
several numbers. Reverend Watt
of Billings gave an address.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16
ROBERTS


Mr.. and Mrs. John Obert were
dinner guests at the d. 0bert
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Bertrand arrived
Saturday from Miles City to spend
the winter here with her daug' 4,
Mrs. Gust Wetterer.
Miss Mary Monahan spent sew
eral days here last week from Jol-
let visiting with friends and rel
atives.
Misses Sara Mcneil, Margaret
Spaeth, Leona Hogan and Mary
Wiekierack of the local grade
school, Miss Erceldean Heikkila of
the Plainview school and Miss
Martha Wilson of the Wilson
school motored to Red Lodge Fri
and Saturday to attend the teach
ers' institute.
Miss Catherine Pierson of Bill
lings spent last week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Wentworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Jones re-
turned Wednesday to their ranch
near Roberts after several weeks
stay at Thermopolis, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bat Bertelino Ieft
Friday for Rochester, Mimi, where
Mrs. Bertelino will receive medi-
cal attention.
Emil Heikkila was a business
caller in Red Lodge Thursday
morning.
Mrs. John Monahan and daugh-
ter Dorothea spent last weekend
visiting friends in Billings.
O. H. P. Shelley of Red Lodge
stopped in Roberts a few minutes
Friday enroute to Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16
POULTRY MEN SHIP
THANKSGIVING TURKS

Thirty-eight hundred pounds Of
I'll anksgiving meat was shipped
by the Farmers Union poultry as
soc atm from Roberts last week,
the first collection Of Carbon coun-
ty turkeys making up one carload.
The shipment was the largest that
has gone to market for the past
two or three years, it is said, al
though the turkey pool to be
formed for the Christmas market
probably will be larger.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16
Chapter %
Il WAS AFRAID"

SONDRA shook her head. There
was a great fear in her heart,
driving out all other emotion; she
was asking herself in terror,
what is the matter with me ?
+. .. it's only three months since
Mark went away-and now-oh,
can't really love John-oh, how
can II"
She felt Johns hand on hers
again.
"When will you marry me, Son
dra ?" he asked.
She shook her head
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

Il don't want you to. .
couldn't bear it oh, please
don't make me more unhappy than
| am"
She began to sob again.
Anderson paced away from her
and came back ~restlessly. what
are you going to do, Sondra?
you can't stay here"
~ must-it's quite nice 49,
"And when your money has all
gomez" he asked.
She looked up at him.
Il thought | suppose
i must go out to Mark" she said
half in a whisper.
"Do you want to go, Sondra 2"
Her eyes fell.
81 suppose other women CO.
she said.
"And you would hate it-even
more than other women do" he
answered. But there won't be
any need for that, Sondra."
She looked startled.
mo need? What do you mean?
81 mean that Merriman has been
so i'll the doctor suggests sending
him home as soon as he a stand
the voyage"
Copyright, 1882, by Ruby NJ. Ayres)
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16
THE FAITHFUL CHEAT
BY Ruby NJ. Ayres

SYNOPSIS: Sondra Kent hides
away from her former friends,
when her sister Flora's decision
to run away from her husband
leaves Sondra homeless. She tries
to find work, until she falls i'll.
She regrets her secret marriage to
Mark Merriman, when she learns
that John Anderson's wife is dead.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

Raiford, Fla.-The voice Of Sup
erintendent l.. F. Chapman of the
Florida prison farm apparently
has charms to stir the conscience
of his Grant charges.
While serving a Iive-year sem
tence, Herbert Thompson escaped
last May from a road camp.
Recently Superintendent Chap
man delivered a radio address on
the folly of escapes" Sooner or
later, he said, the law gets its
man.
Thompson heard the speech in
st. Louis and hitch-hiked back to
Florida to give himself up.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16
Sunday. Nov. -

sunday, NOV. ID
Little Gloria Rose Favero cele-
brated her fourth birthday last
week with a party. During the
afternoon games were played.
Gloria received many lovely gifts,
At the close Of the afternoon Mrs.
Dominic Favero, mother of the
small hostess, served a dainty
birthday lunch. The main feature
was a large birthday cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Gents entet-
tanned at dinner Sunday. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. w. t.
Burke, DR.. and Mrs. Omar C.
Rathman of Billings and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Holley and son Tom
my Phil.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

The first vessel of note in the
navy was the Ranger; the first
iron-clad, the Monitor; the first
submarine, the Holland. The u.
S. S. Delaware was our first
dreadnaught, the Langley our
first airplane carrier, and the
FRI our first dirigible.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

All the instruments except two
in a new airplane are electrically
operated, relieving the pilot of
much of his work.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

The famous frigate Constitu-
ton may be rightfully called the
first "all big gun ship" She had
about one and one-half times the
gunpower and speed of contem-
porary foreign vessels of her day
and class. This explains the ease
with which she won her many VIC
tories.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

Trunks manufactured in the
United States were exported to 80
countries last year and travelling
bags to 81.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

With a ratio of 9.9 telephones
per 100 inhabitants Denmark has
the best developed system in Ell
rope.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

A classified ad in THE NEWS
brings results.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-16

Sondra's dismay at the news
involves her in an angry scene
with John.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26
PETER TAKES JIMMY
SKUNK'S ADVICE
What you don't think of. others

What you don't think OF. others
may.
So lend a heedful ear.
The thing that most perplexes you
May thus be made quite clear.
sc TUPID. stupid. stupid" ex-
~ claimed Peter Rabbit as he
watched Jimmy Skunk out of
sight. He didn't mean Jimmy; he
meant himself. Here | have been
running my legs off trying to find
the hole OF Rattles the Kingtisher
without once stopping to think that
/ never have seen him near the
places where | have been looking.
Jimmy Skunk Is right. He certain
ly is. The place to look for Rat
ties is near water. No one sees him
anywhere else except when he is
flying across from one body Of wa
ter TO another. OF course If he
lives around the water he must have
his home near ii. That means it is
somewhere along the Laughing
Brook or over by the Big River. |
wonder which place to visit first.
Let me think most often see
him at or near the Smiling Pool. If
his home was over near the Big
River / don't believe he would be
at the Smiling Pool so much. Prob
ably his home isn't far from there
think I'll visit the Smiling Pool
and do a little watching. There is
nothing like watching If you want
to find out things about other peo-
pie. ought to have stayed there
in the first place when asked
Grandfather Frog about Rattles
and he refused 10 tell me anything
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26
THE BROTHERS
BY DOUGLAS MALLOCH

A MAN once kicked your fathers
n shin.
If others hadn't stepped right in,
Yes, hadn't seen them,
Got between them.
Your father very likely would
Have gone to Jail. and gone for
good.
Well, men are funny. Just last
night
Your dad came in an awful sight.
They nearly had to
Carry dad to
His bed-he couldn't walk just
right
I said. You've had another fight,
IAN awful fight-just see your
headv'
There wasn't any fight" he said,
Twas just the brothers
And some others.
I've joined that lodge | wanted to;
Tonight the brothers put me
through"
"They put you what?" "The first de
gree
They put me through" he says to
me,
"The brothers, honey"
Men are funny:
They leave him lame, they pound
him good,
And that's what men call broth
erhoOd."
C.. 1882. Douglas Malloch. )-wNU Service
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26

Here is something new In nand
crOcheted accessories. These gloves
are all latest Paris .edict. few
of the more exclusive shops are car
rying them here. but naturally,
with the duty, the handwork and
all the rest. they are by no means
cheap. A pair like the ones pictured
may he copied ar the outlay of only
few cents. and il requires com
paratively little time to make them
To crochet them requires two balls
each of sizes 10 and 80 mercerized
cotton. or you can use double
strand of the size 80 crochet thread
where directions call for the size
10. II may appear difficult to Gro
chet these chic gloves but really
they are as easy to make as a sim
pie scarf or beret or one of the
new collar and cuff sets. Use No.
II steel crochet hook. Most any
fancywork department or speciality
ship will supply directions.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26
Your Home
a. and YOU
GARDEN TABLES
uuzzzs By BETSY cALLIsTER uza.au

MORE and more we are coming
LNI to regard a garden table as a
necessity, save for those who live
in hotels. apartments or boarding
houses. There are garden apart
ments, too, where a garden table
ought to be arranged if possible.
Many Americans used to look
down with a certain amused sort
Of scorn at their neighbors who ate
out of doors. There was a German
family down the street. They had
a grape arbor in the back yard, and
beneath the grape arbor a table, and
here on summer evenings they used
to sit, drinking their hot coffee-the
men smoking and the women knit
ting. Sometimes they even had din
ner there with company invited
that added to the sound of voices.
That was all very well, but eating
outdoors was hardly the sort of
thing that most Americans cared
to do.
Now, of course, it is considered
quite the thing to GO-to have
meals outside. Only we do not
eat under a German grape arbOr in
the back yard where all the neigh
bors may behold. We manage
somehow to achieve seclusion. If
we cannot afford stone walls, we at
least have hedges. or if we cannot
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26
REDS THIS YEARS
FAVORITE COLORS

Reds that are bright AMI light are
this years most successful clothes
cOlors
Scarlet seems to be the favorite
right now. Yellowish reds appear
In bathing suits and evening clothes,
mostly. The reds used for sports
clothes and daytime dresses and
suits are usually darker. and less
elementary. Wine reds and brown
ish reds are beginning to appear In
daytime clothes. and are listed at
the top of forecasted colOrs for fall.
Red-with-color as fashion scheme
takes many new forms this year
Along the Riviera there are many
examples of the type of color com.
bining that Paris favOrs right now
two variations of the same color
used together as If they were two
different colors.
Thus orange red will serve as
trimming. via a scarf, on a dress of
maroon; geranium red is combined
with scarlet; purplish and reddish
reds are worn together.
There Is. of course. more red
and white than any other combina
tiOn.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26

There he waited and watched. Pc
ter behind a big hickory tree wait
ed and watched. Presently Rattles
darted out and down, dived into
the Smiling Pool and came up with
another little fish. Just as before,
he paused for a moment in midair,
and flew away down the Laughing
Brook. Peters heels fairly itched
to follow along the bank, but he
waited and tried to be patient. Aft
er a while back came Rattles and
did the same thing all over again.
The last doubt in Peters mind
vanished. Rattles was taking those
fish to his children, just as Wei
come Robin takes worms to his chill
dren, and those children were some
where down the Laughing Brook,
and not so very far. judging by the
short time it took Rattles to 60 and
come. He, Peter, would go down
the Laughing Brook little way and
hide where he could watch Rattles
as he passed back and forth. He
would find out that secret from
Rattles himself. So the next time
Rattles disappeared with a little fish.
Peter kicked up his heels and
scampered along the bank down the
Laughing Brook to look for a new
hiding place.
&c. 1882. by T. w. Burgess )-wNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26

as IL echoes throughout all fashion
land is real news. Riding habit
makers are laying great stress on a
new durene material which closely
resembles the very fine ribbed tab
rics we used to see in the smartest
English riding clothes. The durene
cord-ribbed habit shown in the pic
ture is styled with breeches or iod
phurs according TO preference
Sleeveless Jackets. such as tops this
suit are quite the thing this sum-
mer. The pert little hat is made
OF the same durene material which
is equally chic in dirty white"
sand. Egyptian white or brown.
With the first three black boots are
good style.
Ship a-hoy for summer, 1882, is
what the outfit worn by the seafar-
ing lady standing to the left In the
picture at once suggests. One can
really be ever so nautical TO all ap-
pearance In these durene pajamas
and never leave the beach. They
have their own anchor appllqued as
you see matched in color to the but.
tons which fasten a veritable first
officers double breasted Jacket The
new shorter trouser length here ad
vocated makes II possible to stroll
along the sand without stumbling
as a contrast TO last years version
Seated in the foreground we see
Miss 1882 wearing the new durene
mesh apron pajamas designed for
sun baths and beach wear In gen.
eral. These pajamas have one leg
and the rest Of the drapery behaves
like a bungalow apron, tying at the
back OF neck and waist.
&C. 1882. Western Newspaper Union.)
The Coolidge examiner., 1932-08-26

ties the Kingfsher makes. He was
coming up the Laughing Brook from
below the Smiling Pool. Peter
peeped out from behind the Big
Hickory Tree and watched Rattles
dive into the Smiling Pool and
come up with a shining little min
now. Instead of flying over to the
Big Hickory Tree and there swal-
lowing the little fish, as Peter had
so often seen him do, he turned and
flew back down the Laughing Brook
with 1t.
Peter scratched his head thought
fully. Il wonder" thought he, IF
that means that he has some ba
bies at home and is taking the lit
tie fish to them. | wonder"
The more he wondered the more
likely ii seemed. He was still won
dering when he heard the harsh rat.
tie again, and there was Rattles
the Kingfsher flying straight toward
him. With a final rattle he perched
in the Big Hickory Tree where he
could see over the Smiling Pool