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Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

House Commission
Governor Buck Friday
the work on the new
&sfar as the work has
The building is entire
With brick and the roof
1y completed. The com
= Inspected the moving
Kent County Building
Tl'd BY the State and
moved next week in line
si'r buildings contem-
S't' Building program.
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Day AT .. OF D.
.'n' VIII Take Place
ixAay, August 2nd

A'al viii Take Place
's'day August End
Day will be held at the
'sn at Newark on
Su't ?, was announced
k,s "a 9. A. Mccue. Var
!. have been appoint
Agricultural staff of
1 Y look after the ar
,'sl' S'gotiatiOns are un-
! securing the services
TT -. ior tie afternoon
s'asrs' day has for
,''s "a a meeting ground
s'a - fruit growers,
4 ~ crop farmerc 49,
u a's renewed and *
n n Information *.
,.,l y detrimental worr
\, s'.siy ely marked with
N 10 !. reliable guides
M, % furnish informa-
:. An information
y ps'alled, where soil
ma j !, and ID diagnosed lsy BY
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker spent
Sunday at Rehoboth visiting
friends.
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

iStan to those who won
J snSlsns in tests con
n Lake Como under aus
Red Grossly. NJ G. a.
\ ths following Seniors be-
after passing the re-
ks. Miss Dorothy Town
Newark, visiting Miss F,
|Brseckar) Lawrence Ford,
|lnnond, Bill Stevens and
ADKINS.
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

Eats Board Of Education
F!ziled for the fiscal year
Ea unie- the State law.
p George 5. Williams,
F 4 Fletcher Brown, of
Ea vice-president, and
holloway, secretary. J.
vas elected assistant
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

kItsn Shilbred and Mr.. Will
(rN Of the William E.
Sons Company of Phila-
Ia, have taken rooms and
Eng at the Wayside Inn
! h heated during the con-
Of the State Welfare
Billing at Lake Como,
] Nr. Shilbred is superin-
! I construction and Mr..
ths chief engineer.
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" HURoH NOTES

HuRcH NOTES
F. Nan, ,',,. Barton, Rec
"a. Episcopal Episcopal Church
p iss' ss's Barton, rec,
i, 4 Church ma, e No
ftsp, :, ~, The absence ls Of
auds,' 'as Presbyterian
evening"
%sALE
aad y.
] a ...5' ssr Sale Card,
| aas OFFICE.
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

Economics Depart
/ 4. State Board Of Agri-
| !. ! display Of canned
| I, i the windows Of the
| yaris Hardware store
En- ! made to urge house
more home canning.
N home canning are be-
[.,Itsj free TO those desir-
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

]. rchrsn, who recently
Z Z. rD5OI,tery shop from
M g the David prop
..-3,s s,s strand Theatre on
~ St,sst. has just pur-
4 .ir.sIf modern machine
Y I, Il, lathe, saw, NOR
| ooIj,hing and other
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M',ryrna III Times
ND VICINITY

~ ;'oa's ! White Crystal
I'd l'nl. ,.g :. for the day.
~ e9i5ly evening, July July
. o.. r,'It of Mrs. Jay van
l5d''s
...ss and ftisRos sesool = went
" Sandcs nIs5ic at White
...a aasn last thursday and
~ si.bfal NJ day spent
rrpis formerly G,sdti1 Gf Mis- &
4 I, 'I11t -.ptsd the Walter J,
1sl'y P1g,lE vacated by Clinton 4a,n
'sa5 q i moving in this
ss. George : Lynch, mith
y haVs been ll''tar haslns main MAIN
!, n.Ils s.adoT back Of Lake
4. Welfare Home me-, site, E
r.ccne Il. and work 7
:. a once more.
IoI ..soI,tery shop from
IN st-tt g the David prop
! 4sng '5rl strand Theatre a. On On
erect has just pur-
|, '.sln,slf mel modern machine
ri s,r'It his lathe, say, NOR
/, polishing and other
ap. Economics Depart
= 4. - State Board Of Agri-
!, ! display Of canned
4. 4. i the windows Of the
( yrris Hardware Store
4, ! made to urge house
4 more home canning.
A home canning are be-
|, artsd free to those desir-
~ nm to those who won
NJ ~ y enblems in tests con-
~ Lake Como under aus
Red Grossly. N. e. a.
4 tbs following Seniors be-
5Ss after passing the re-
ss. Mss Dorothy Town
Newark, visiting Miss F.,
BEscker) Lawrence Ford,
lnnani, Bill Stevens and
aIils.
tsn Shilbred and Mr.Wil-
q nE Of the William E.
Sons Company of Phila-
p, have taken rooms and
wing at the Wayside Inn
\ heated during the con
Of the State Welfare
sidng at Lake Como,
Nr. Shilbred is superin-
1 construction and Mr..
sis chief engineer.
= Saa Board Of Education
gz1sd for the fiscal year
ID mde. the State law,
3 George S. Williams,
q 4 Fletcher Brown, of
( EA vice-president, and
q holloway secretary. ].
p 2 vas elected assistant
VI; House Commission
''EnOr Buck Friday
20 he work on the new
S far as the work has
Il The building is entire
With brick and the roof
My completed. The com
y Inspected the moving
Kent County Building
~lsd BY the State and
moved next week in line
aaE buildings contem-
Sa'' Building program.
lls DAY" AT .. OF D.
hat viii Take Place
lssay, August End
Day viii be held at the
Fam at Newark on
y. : was announced
!, IA G A. McCue. Var
s 4 nave been appoint
sG,r asileultural : Staff of
I \, N 'OoK after the ar
N .. "'SU'lations are un-
/ s.,s, 4,'n The services
+ iOr tee afternoon
Smyrna times., 1932-07-13

nj. George & Lynch,
nls' s,,. been having with
,.Sirg I'M the water main
y N,Is Wv back Of Lake
p n'1r.f T.Ifare Home site,
rarcons q ano r.
~ ouce more.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
Second Church
Sunday Forum

Rev Charles r. Brown, D. D.,
dean emeritus of Yale Divinity
school, will be the speaker at the
forum at Second Congregational
church tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock. His subject will be What
Has Religion for This Modern
World?"
DIR Brown was pastor of the
First Congregational church In
Oakland, California, from 1895 to
1911. From that time until three
years ago he was dean of the d.
vinity school OF Yale university
and IL now dean emeritus. He
was Lyman Beecher lecturer at
Yale from 1905 to 1905 and from
1922 to 1928, special lecturer at
Cornell and Columbia universities,
Earl lecturer at the Pacific School
of Religion, Ingersol lecturer on
Immortality at Harvard in 1920
and John Calvin McNair lecturer
at the University of North Carolina
in 1926. From 1913 to 1915 he
was the moderator of the national
council of congregational churches.
DIR Brown is the author of MANY
books among them being: why
Believe in Religion" what Is
Your Name?" Where Doc You
Live?" "Ten Short Stories from
the Bible" These Twelve" 1.-The
Making of a Minister" and many
other books on religion written
earlier in his career.
He is one of the most popular
of forum speakers and returns
each year to Second church forum
by popular request.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
STATE INDUSTRIAL
SAFETY C0NFAB
Walter A. Jarvis Will At
tend Session in Hart
ford on March 70
AT THE HOTEL BOND

Walter A. Jarvis, personnel
manager of the Chase companies
and past president OF the Indus
trial Foremen's club Is the Wa
terbury representative on the state
committee which IL setting up the
second annual Connecticut indus"
trial safety conference at the Ho-
tel Bond In Hartford on Tuesday,
March 20. The conference Will be-
GIN with registration Mt $3.50 q. m.
Sessions of the conference Will be
held from 9:30 to 4:30 with
luncheon at 1880. Among the
speakers will be oscar A. Phelps.
personnel manager OF the Fuller
Brush company; Sidney Il. Corne-
Illus, manager of the Manufaetur..
ers' association OF Hartford
county; Cyrus s. Ching, director
of Industrial and public relations
of the United States Rubber COM
neny, Herbert w. Heinrich. OF the
Travellers Insurance company
samuel M. stone, president OF
Coils Patent Fire Arms Mfg COM
pany; Miss Frances Perkins, In
dusyrial commissioner OF New
York state Joseph NJ. Tone. state
commissioner OF labor, and Pro"
lessor r. j. Smith Of Yale unlver-
sity.
THE Industrial Foremen's club
is cooperating with Mr. jarvis In
an endeavor to line up between 20
and so delegates to this March. 20
safety conference. Further infor-
nation may be secured from Wal
ter A. Jarvis at the Chase COM
panies or from Arthur L. Purin.
ton, secretary OF the Industrial
Foremen's club at the central
YMCA.
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of his followers. Free state troops
dashed up in an armored car. fired
several volleys over the heads OF
the crowd AMI made dc Valera
prisoner
For q long time he was kept In
prison by Free state authorities.
They charge of treason In view OF
the feeling in temperamental Ire
land, and they were also afraid to
turn him loose to agitate. So he
was simply detained in prison Tor
n long time--until his scattered
bands dissolved. \
Released. de Valera soon be-
came politically active again, as
he still held his old position as
president of the Sim Fein party.
De Valera's party also fought
an effort to defeat n bill requiring
every member of the Dali Onclud-
Ing Republicans) to take an oath
of allegiance to the Free State
constitution. They lost and, upon
taking the oath, announced that
1t was merely an empty formula"
and would In no wise bind their
actions.
In tho sixth Dali. de Valeras
efforts to repeal the safety act
was defeated by the scant ma
jority of six votes. In the follow
ing year no led an unsuccessful
movement for abolition OF the oath
of allegiance.
And so the man who had been
sentenced to be shot, whose life
had been spared after plea to
President Wilson based on hts
American birth, who had made
perhaps the most dramatic Jail
break In history, who had spent
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Methodist
First Methodist Church

First MetnOulSC Cnurch
Morning worship 1880.
Organ prelude
Professional hymn--"Crown Him
with many Crowns
Invocation
Choir anthem--"Lift up Your
Heads, o Ye Gates
Responsive reading-13 day,page
Gloria Patri
Scripture reading--Mattehw FL;
LII
Hymn-"Hark, Ten Thousand
Harps and Voices"
Pastoral prayer
Offertory
Bass solo and chorus-"The
Palms
Sermon-Rev Richard Hegarty-.
"The Triumphant Christ"
Hymn-"Ride On. Ride On In
Majesty"
-Postlude
Church school at noon
High School Young Peoples So
ciety 6:15
Evening worship 1880
Organ prelude
Hymn-"Lead on, o King Eter-
nal
Prayer
Chior anthem-"Jerusale
Scripture Reading-Matthew 6:
1-16.
Offertory
Hymn-"All Hail the Power OF
Sermon-"The Weakest Link
Rev Richard Hegarty
Hymn-"Look We Saints. the
Sight Is Glorious
Observation-Disclosures.
Epworth league 1880
Privileges OF the Week
Sunday, 5-Preparatory class
for membership for intermediates
Monday, 8--church school board
meeting preceded by cabinet meet.
Ing ut 7;lb.
"Wednesday. 7:30--Boy Scouts.
Thursday. 7;30-U Lenten
services at the First church.
Friday. A. Preparatory mem.
bership class for juniors;7;45 holy
communion.
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Miscellaneous
TRINITY CHURCH

,... s.raa. .ust ~ the creen
nnw Horny Baldwin Todd, II,
u lev e"s "" "
reG po,n sunday.
fIa,u E~nha yist nj TAO n. m.
fcnsnsrotn com munion az Tho cen.
a S~,ttt e,o ssas ~ isi2 ana f0i4.>
80 rhnrch achooi at a:a0 a. m.
,,..noy. I~ ~ w
preacher: Tha rector.
Subject: "The second Mile"
paiv,s v,,i ha Sistributed after
,oth n,nrrinr Services.
choral Eyensong and sermon at
IN ~ ~
o ,s ?; m sn,. ,,.oo O'CLOCK Service
r prn;rda ..T,ha Palms" .Faure
proeessional-"All Glory, Laud,
,n and HonSar s,-Exau mym Deus ns'
49," 'O' Piainsong
Mass ,.''''''' .Missa Penitentialis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Lamb of
ee Goa.' Hymn las
serm nnsro~s cras.', sur lynn IN" 1S4
oTs rtorinm "Wheno'er the
Staen ~ oIivet" .Maunder
A5ora tion- -asweet the moments,
Rich in Rlessinr' Hymn 1877
post comnunion - "Laudate
nonoinum" .Plainsong
Observation-Disclosures on! Ride on
in Maiestyi" Hymn las
Observation-Disclosures" .wachs
Music for s: 100 O'Clock Service
prelude-"Entree 'du Procession"
Dubois
Processionai-"Ride on! Ride on
in Maiesty!" Hymn lao
choral Evensong Tails
Psalter-Psalm 23-Domifnus me
rerit ... Cathedral Chants
Marnificat and Nunc Dimittis in
= fiat "A. s. Baker
sermon-"Lead Us, o Father. in
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Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST

9:4b-10:1b a. rn.--United worship
in the church school, Mr. Gaines
leading.
1o:16.1o:45 o. m. - Church
school class sessions.
1900 q. m.-Morning worship,
Rev David p. Gaines, preacher.
$3.50 .. NIB. Y. p. U. subject:
youth at Worship" Mrs Dixon
leading.
1880 .. m.--Cantata by Dubois
Seven Last Words"
Monday, March 81. s12:26 p. m.
MONDAY service, Rev T. L. SIN
tuesday, March % s12:26 p. m.
MONDAY service, Rev u. II. Hanee.
preacher. $500 y. m.--Worship.
Rev Leonard r. Requa preacher.
wednesday, March 20. s12:2b p.
m.--Noonday service, Rev II. II.
shinn, preacher. $500 p. m.--Wor-
ship. Rev sankey Lee Blanton,
preacher.
Thursday, March "a, s12:25 y. m.
Monday service, Rev r. L. King
ston, preacher. $500 p. m.--Wor-
ship. Rev Axel Wall, preacher.
Communion service. All Baptist
churches uniting.
Friday, March rs, s1?:oo-3;0o
D. m.--rhree.hour service. Preach
ers: james r. Gregg, David p.
Gaines, Conner r. Lewis, Thomas
g. Cline, Joseph o. Todd. Moses r.
Lowell, Richard Il. Hegarty.
Faster Sunday March ~
e:4B p. m.--Church school de-
"A n 80 ~ a nfaI aAaaiona
1925 a. m.--United church
school worship. Baptismal serv-
Ice.
1900 a. m.-Morning worship
Rev David p. Gaines, preacher.
$3.50 p. NIB. Y. p. y. Easter
service.
7:30 D. m.-Evening worship,
Rev David p. Gaines, preacher
Baptismal service.
SThe services indicated by the
asterisk viii lbe held In st Johns
Episcopal church. All Of the others
will be held in the First Baptist
church.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday, March 20. 1882.
Matter" Will be the subjes
the lesson-sermon
The Golden Text Is taken
Psalms 1910: BE still, and
that I am God: l will be Q,
In the EARTH"
Selections from the Bible
clude the following passages
/ John 2: 1911: Love not
world, neither the things tina
In the world. II any man 10y
world, the love Of the Fatf
not In him. For all that Is In
world, the lust of the flesh
the lust Of the eyes. and the
OF life, Is not of the Fatehr,
of the world. And the world
eth away, and the lust TIN
but he that doeth the will o.
abideth forever"
Among the citations from
Christian Science textbook.
ence and Health with Key to
Scriptures" by Mary Baker
is the following from page q
when we learn in Science h
be perfect. even as our Fail
heaven Is perfect, thought is t
into new and healthy cham
towards the contemplation
things immortal and away
materiality to the principle {
university. including harme
man.
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Lutheran
St Johns Ev. Lutheran Church

st Johns Ev. Lutheran Church
Palm Sunday-Confirma
English servises
Organ postlude-Miss Mildred
Schuster
Processional-Choir and confirm
alton class. congregation will arise
and join in singing Jesus. be
Our Guide"
Introit
Gloria Patri
Kyrie
Gloria In Excelsis
The Epistle for the day--Phil
2, I'LL.
ADMINISTRATION. l Follow on"
Hymn-My church--My Dear
Old Church
Gospel Lesson-Matt 81. 10
Reciting of Apostles creed
Duet--Mrs y. Munter and Mrs
John Mohrmann
Hymn-congregation
Confirmation sermon - Rev
John n. c. Mohrmann
Offertory
Act OF confirmation
Silent prayer
iS0nedictlOn
Observation-Disclosures aud newly
confirmed singing Jesus. Plead
for me"
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G. o. P. Leaders.
Met Last Night
Discussed Plans for Form
alton of Permanent
Organization

Rockwell Clyne was elected tom.
porary chairman OF the proposed
new local Republican Club at q
meeting OF &. o. y. leaders last
night In party headquarters.
Thomas Bane was named tempo
rary secretary. The meeting was
held az ap reliminary to formally
organizing the new club next Thurs
day night. Martin ]. Whalen pre-
sided.
At last evenings session II was
proposed that the new club be call
ed 1.-THE Young Mems Republican
Club" A couple OF weeks ago the
plans for the new club were launch
ed and at the time 1t was believed
that Elton $. Wayland would ac-
cept the presidency. He has since
refused to do so, however.
Thursday night full slate OF
permanent officers will be offered.
A nominating committee will be
named between now and Thursday
by Acting Chairman Clyne.
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CHURCH
DIRECTORY
(PROTESTANT)

First Baptist, Central av
and Grove street, Rev d,
Gaines.
South Federated Church, ]
mont and Baldwin streets, Re
J. Bates.
Zion Baptist. East Hav
street.
Swedish Baptist, Bishop .
and North Main street.
italian Baptist, First b. G.
ditorium, Rev A. Ventura.
Advent Christian, Cherry 81
Rev Thomas Feltman.
Swedish Lutheran. Cherry 81
Rev G. A. stenhoim.
First Lutheran, Spencer
Phoenix avenues. Rev Martif
Lorenz.
ST Johns Ev Lutheran, c
street, Rev N. G. Mohrmann.
First Methodist, Abbott Nv
and North Main street. Rev ]
ard Hegarty.
West side Hill Methodist,
Main street and Grandview
mao, Rev r. y. ehinn.
st Paui's Methodist, East r.
street, Rev Kenneth Kingston|
Mount Olive Zion. A. N
Pearl street. Rev A. A. PER-!
First Congregational, West
street, Rev James ID. Gregg,
Second Congregational, Hd
Avenue. Rev Moses Il. LOWELL
Third Congregational, Higl'
avenue. Rev q. r. Lewis.
Italian Congregational, q
Elm and Union streets. Rev
| qulle Codella.
st Johns Episcopal, West
street, Rev ]. N. Lewis.
Christ Chapel, Episcopal.
| Main street. Rev Samuel A. Hi
All Souls Episcopal, He
street and Cloves terrace.
Mill Plain Union, South
road and Homestead avenue.
J. o. Todd.
Salvation Army Citadel, Al
avenue, Ensign George simn'
Trinity Episcopal, Pro
street. Rev II. 3. Todd.
First Church of Christ-Scl(
Corner OF Mitchell and III
avenue.
Hours Of service lo:4b a. M
1880 D. m.
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Holy Week Service
Program Issued
Noon Day Services Will Start Monday, March FL, at
1925 O'Clock

three, to-day shalt thou be with me
In Paradise" st Luke 23:43-Rev
David i. Gaines, First Baptist
church, Waterbury.
Third Word: woman, behold
thy Son! Son, behold thy mother!"
st John 19:26-27-Rev Conner r.
Lewis. Third Congregational church
of Waterbury.
Fourth Word: my God, my God,
why hast thou forsaken me?" st
Matthew 27:46--Rev Thomas s..
Cline, d. D., Christ Church, Wa
tertown.
Firth Word; II thirst" ST John
19:2S-Rev Joseph o. Todd, Mill
Plain Union church, Waterbury.
Sixth Word: 1T IL finished" st
John 19.30-Rev Moses r. Lowell,
Second Congregational church, Wa
terbury.
Seventh Word: Father, into thy
hand | commend my spirit" st
Luke 23:46-Rev Richard II. Heg-
arty, First M. Il, Church, Water
bury.
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CHURCH
DIRECTORY
(cATHoLIC)

Immaculate Conception--Masses
at Q, z, 8, 0, 10. II q. m. and i2:i5
p. m. Vespers, $3.50 p. m. Raw
Francis o'shea, acting pastor.
st Margarets church--Masses At
z, 8, $3.50. 0, 10. and IL q. m. Bere.
diction, p. m. Rev Edward Bren.
nan, pastor.
st Patrick's church--Masses .,
Z, 8, ESQ and IL q. m. Benedic
ton, $3.50 p. m. Rev Janley
O'Meara, pastor. n
Sacred Heart church---Masse II
9, 7, SO, 10, IL O. m. and 12:1t
p. m. Benedict!on at 4 p. m. Rev
j. J. Fitzgerald, pastor. 4
st Francis xavier--Masses a
1880, $3.50, $3.50 and II O. m. Re,
James Egan, pastor.
Blessed Observation-Disclosures ct
and 10 q. m. Benediction follow
Ing 10 o'clock mass. Rev Charlei
Brennan, pastor.
st Cecilia--Masses at . and 10 q
m. Benediction following II
o'clock mass. Rev Peter Cuny
SIS Peter ana Purchases q
z, $3.50, 10, II q. m. and IL noon
Benediction at 1870 p. m. Re-
Thomas Mulcahy, pastor.
st Ann's--Masses at 1890, $3.50
$3.50 and 10:45 O. m. Benediction
at 1880 p. m. Rev e. A. Lamon'
tagne. pastor. i.
st Joseph's--Masses at 2, 8. 0, 10
ana IL q. m. vespers at 2 p. n.
Rev Joseph valentiejus, pastor.
st Lucy's--Masses at Z, 8, 0 am
1880 q. m. Rev Felix Scoglio, pas
tor.
Our Lady Of Lourdes--Mas
at $3.50, 1880, 0:10 and II o. m
Benediction at 1880 .. m. Rev 10.
seph Valdambrini, pastor.
st Michael's--Masses at 8 and
1915 q. m. Vespers following
1915 mass. Rev William o'sheaI
our Lazy Of Mt Massei
at z, $3.50, 10 and 1880 a. m
Benediction after 1880 mass. Rev
Michael Lynch, pastor.
st Stanislaus Kosta--M0sses o.
Z, 8, 0 and 1880 a. m. Benedic'
ton, 3 p. m. Rev Stanislaus Blaze
iowski. pastor.
st John Of the Cross--Masses a
0 a. m. Middlebury, and II o. m
Woodbury.. Rev Eugene Cryne
pastor. Middlebury.
st Thomas-Masses at Z, 8, 0 ant
II O. m. Benediction following II
o'clock mass. Rev william Judge
pastor.
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Industrial Foremens club has
been appointed chairman of the
inter-club visitation committee OF
the state YMCA Industrial council.
II is the duty of this committee to
visit the various Foremen's clubs
of the state. to urge attendance at
the seventh annual industrial con-
ference at Camp Hazen, June
1919.
About IS members of the Wa
terbury Public Speaking club have
signed up to so 10 New Haven.
Wednesday, March 80. to visit the
Agora club OF the New Haven
YMcA. This IL a return visit. as
members OF the Agora club visited
the local club about q year ago.
The ofiicers OF the Waterbury
Public Speaking club are Earle ~.
Blanchard. president: Franklin ~.
ktibbs, vice president: Mrs Henry
w. Minor. secretaryi and Hazel
khafer, treasurer. Miss Mary l..
Martin IN the permanent honorary
president.
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DE VALERA'S LIFE STORY
Victory After
Prison And
w Hiding

NJ
cah audiences, de valera has put
itlthis way:
I.'tf England, in 1850, had sent
Word that the colonies might,
NTH the consent of the king, es-
tkblIsh q free state within the
british realm ana subject its adj
fhinistration to a constitution i'm
flcsGd by the British government,
what answer would washington
aid sFranklin and Jefferson and
Adams have returned? They
would have refused II, wouldn't
theyy After < their struggle for
complete Independence they would
have lhccepted nothing less"
Il lDe VAlera's Ambition.
And 30, this American-born son
of a Spanish father and an Irish
mother. n today's human symbol
Of ffelahd's 700-year fight to
break the bonds Of British rule.
He still hopes, no doubt, to
achieye lhis dream Of becoming
president Of the Irish Republic"
which HAS never yet existed save
between quotation marks ana in
retreat before British bayonets.
There Il something about this
ark-}aired, dark-eyed man whose
featutes have a strong Castilian
cast MAT reminds one Of. SPANS
most Romantic character. Shaw
Desr1bnd once described him as:
''Th@ modern Don Quixote, who
sometimes breaks his ghostly
speaxs on ghostlier windmills.",
/ YFt. there have been several
timssTin his as years when It was
said that four OF every Ave Irish
men were prepared to die for him
and the cause he championed.
whether the old days Of fire and
blood will return as he continues
his struggle for freedom is q ques-
ton that only the future can an
swer.
1.-THE End)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-19
"Old District
School" Comedy

1.-The Old District school" COM
edy, was presented last night in
Davenport hall by the Mems
League of the Second church. Flet-
cher Judson, as teacher was kept
quite busy handling the group of
hicks" who had many barnyard
tricks to pull in school. Roy II.
Walch and John G. Wilcox took the
part of members of the school
board.
The audience was in a constant
uproar throughout the entire per-
Torrance. During the intermission
Charles Abbenante rendered sever
al violin solos and William Walker
entertained with Scotch songs.
The members of the cast includ-
ed: Mr. Judson, Mr. Walch. Mr.
Wilcox. Charles A. Nelson, Leroy
NJ. Gibbs, William l.. Loomis,
Charles K. Sumpf. Robert Currie.
w. l.. Allingham. Pierre, c. Cowles.
Louis Wenzel, stephen T. Crane.
Crayton F. Carpenter, Henry C.
Erik, Herman Rooster. Herbert S.
Green, Everett NJ. Stanley, w. T..
Mcbride and Z. Sidney Bronson.