davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
MildsrOR6anblnns

Meyer bat cine MilderoBbanO-
flung. nnO lit 5iemlid boppig. Sc
ben @fennig orebt er 5ebnmal rum
11no 10 6rgert es i'm Defenders, oaB
ieoe @ode cine An3abl Mildfta-
iden peri1minoen .ob aus gos-
belt ODER Iadldiiigfeit, weiB man
ni6t . ieoenfaas lieferten Die
&unoen tie nidt 3uriid. Ga fommt
MeDer ouf eite Soee, alS er zines
Cages iein Eager beiidtigt, in Dem
in &eib uno @lieo fiinftauieno Der
biibiden, fleinen @lasflaiden ite-
ben 800.
.@ir nebmen fir ieOe SlaIde 25
Gent 8fano . tie iino awar nur
5 Gent inert, aber fas lit ia egal,
benn auf oieie art geben Die 2eute
oie Slaifen ale 5uriid, uno mir ia.
ben feline 8erluIte mebrl Sic mill
fen, alIo ab iibermorgen ieoe 6Iaide,
oie elm &unoe 5uriifbringt, fpieoer
nit % Gent einloienl" iast er sum
8rofuriiten Sdnnbbes.
@eiagt - getan!
Nof elm paar @oden fommt Ser
9rofurilt freiOebleid in oas &ripat-
biiro Mepers geitiir5t, piidt iid ben
IngIti6meiB bon Der Stirn nno
Ito6nt: SD meiB nidt, pie oas 5l-
gebt ober unler 8anffonto 1T
Bis auf 1 Dollar erl6opft, i'm @elo-
Idranf lit fein Gent mebr mir
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

ali Saba. nRun, Otto.
m0dte id nod etruas iiber Oeine
&efntniiie in Geologic borenl @as
meiBt Oh oenn pom 4la6aiter?"
rAlabaIter? oas mar bod Der,
ser Die oier5ig &auber fing!"
Ole 5reunoin. eDein
&erlobter", iagte Die cute JreunOin.
.er51blt alien 9euten, 0aB Ou Oein
@eipift in @olo pert ieiit."
Ser perliebte Sunge!" lddelte
Die iutge 8raut. n8u wem bot er
oenn oos geiaet?"
.Sauptiddli9 gu ieinen @ldubi-
gern."
= Ser n6reunO". Batter gu
Ieinem ermadienen Sobn: ~6rit,
no marit on geitern obeno mil met
mem Muio?~
So6n: SD babe nur einen
6reuno ms Ebeater gebreht."
Batter: pGan1 inee Oeinem
DrcrnO, ieinen 9ippenitift fur. er
fM tei mir abbolen."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

- Aus einem &oman n. lin
iid i'll ieilte S~ugenO3eit auriid5urer.
ieben, rutidte er fir einen Mcmsnt
am 8oume ieiner grinnerung ber-
unter.
sic lit nod nidt ro-
iiert." Muf Der englii6en 9iibne
Oes II. Sabrbulloerts muBten Die
6r~auenrollen BON 0fdnnern barge
iteat mer0en. Gines Mbenos mar
&orl II. nit Dem gail3en SofItaot
erIdienen ui1o bate bereits Oas Sci
den gum 9eginn Oes S6auipieIs se-
geben. 9tber ni6ts riibrte Iih. Eli
mute altf Minlite peritrid, obne oob
SIT erleben por, mann oas Spiel be-
ginnen piirOe. ga ididte Der I'M
aeoulOig ~getpor6cne &6nig einen g6.
iutailten binter sic 8iiblte, Inn na6
Dem @run0e Ser unge6i6rli4en
&Gr5ogerung SIT fragen. Der Be-
ldeio, ser olSbolO 5uriidfam, IaAte-
te: oMaieitdt, Sic a0ni9in 1T Md
nidt roiiert."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

0os foIf6c @itteI.
.@os iasei Sic OoSu? Mein Nof.
bar bat mir onS 6eniter ein9enor-
ZEN, als i'd alopier ipieltel"
$50 Elm Gummfopi! ga bort cr's
BOD nod OeutIiderl4
~ SIN 8eruf. .@obin aud
mein Batter fommt, er bat ii6eraa
eilen marmen @mpfangl"
s9a mnB er aber iebr beIiebt
ieinl"
p9os peniger - CT lit 6euer-
%pebrmannl"
= IobofatentoIent. Am
Iiebiten lpielt Gltrt nit Oem 9adel.
NIs ser Dadel zines Cages pdbreno
Oes Spells idmmerli6 quietidt, lagt
Ser Safer: n9lber &iirt, i6 babe sir
bod idon oft geiagt, Ou iouit ben
Suno ni6t INNER utit SdWan5 5ie-
ben!"
n9as tn id gar uidt, 8apa",
entgegnete Ser &Ieine. SD balte
MIR BEN Sdpan5, 8ieben int er.~
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Sci %rOtcns.

Banter &naaig fiibrte einen @oit
in 9eeleitung ieiner @emablin in
Ieinem neu eingeridteten SdIob
berum.
ySebem Sic, 0ieier inoiide Ofeu-
{firm bat $4,000 @arf gefoitet."
Limb fir oieie hineiiIde Gaie
boben mir $4,000 Marf be5ablt",
miidte ii6 sic Satin Ing @eiprdd,
.uto 0ieier Genetioneripiegel bot
feline 10000 Marf gefoitet."
Sest idaute iid Ser 9ait ben
Spiegel gaii5 in Ser Idbe an uno
bemerfte in Der Gde einen Sprung.
80, mie ifn6e@, ia9te er, Dein 10
punoerbnres Stiif = nno ruiniert."
Serr &naaig idaute iid BEN Sda.
Sen an uno iagte oann gIeidgiltig
SIT ieiner 6rou: r8ir Ioaten ben
&inoern oo6 feline 0iomauten mebr
sum Spielen geben."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
lirlo pleite uno i'm Eager Iia9em
5tpei Miaionen Maildflalden 49,.

gtmos an oeres. -Saf
l1riuIa eigentlid 6%einoe?"
yNein - aber ale ibre 5reun'
oinnen baiien lie!"
= Ser 9 III alter. Isle
iino beute 10 3erltreut, Serr 9nb-
nertl Sd CLAUDE gar, Sic lino per-
liebt!~
na6er erlailben Sic mall Sd bin
bod b%erbeiratet!"
- 90 d |. Satte bod mein
neritor6ener Mann menigitens ein
Eeitament gemadtl~ ieuf3t Die
8itwe 9one. n@os i'd iest ilr
einen Merger nit Sen &edtsaMipdl.
ten babe, oas fonnen sic iid ni6t
ooriteaen. Mandmol Diinihe i'd
mir brett, er mare nidt geitorbenl"
gbarnfter It drfe. Ser
neue Geniionar fommt nit elmer
leeren 5laide in oas 3immer Der
@irtin:
n@ntidulOisen Sic, bette Graa
MiiIlerl aber oenfen Sic, Oieie Jln.
ide mar geitern oreipiertel bon Gog.
naf uno ieBt lit tie leerl Sabet
Sic pieIeidt cine abnune, mer bic
oaseetrunfen bat2"
nSatpobl, Oas babe id seton, Serr
Sd Ouloe fei1en Ilfobol in
meiHem Soule. periteben S8i~
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Sapbn iuirO semaIt.

Gin englii6er 2orO mill SaDOns
8ilonis beiiBen un6 beouftragte
&epnol0s, ben &omponiitet 81 ma-
ZEN. Sopon fiiblt iid geebrt unO
eri6eint CUR Sisung, aber tie lit ibm
oerort langpeilig, OoB cr babel BET
nobe einl6l6ft.
&epnolos, auf leiten Nubm be-
boft, min einen genialen Wfailt
nidt nit einem trotteligen @eii9t
fonterfeien. @r bri1t Die Sisung
ob nn0 bittet Sabon fir ben uber-
nGfIten Sag. Iber SapOn lang
meilt ii6 nod mebr, uno Iein @eli9t
lit nibt min6er eeiitlos.
&epnol0s beflogt iib beim slilf-
traggeber.
SD fam Sen @tonn nift ma
lem, erfl1rt Ell.
Ser 2oro peiB elm Mittel. Seine
Mrtter bat cine bilObiibide 9eutl6e
in ibrem 0ienit. als Sirene foitii-
miert, Goien i'm Saar uno einer
goIoenen 8eder NIT 8urgunOertpeirl
in Ser Sono, miro lie bonn @toler
binter einem Gorbdnge auf einer
Gbron geiett, urO als SapOn ein'
I~flummern min, aiebt 8epnoIOs Den
8orbang beiieite.
uSeil Dir, eroBer Mleiiterl~ rlff
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
abidieb.

@cin Iicber 6reuuo, mag aid bas 9cro
mir be6en
Gar 6cftig. Oenf id uur Oaran;
Sod uiuB iJ lciOer Dir Den %el1ieo
geben
Sd bitt' bid .tras' es mic Gin @annl
gd ia, sir Oont id mandDc idonen
StunOen -
@eItab lag alltog unO Siiro;
Sn auem baben mir itcts sIei6 cmpfuls
Den;
%ie itiulmfc Das ms beiOe iro6l
&ein lautes 8ort = Elm Sid ALIEN
eenii9te,
llnO jcOer nubt Iofort 8eideiO;
SUI 2auf Der 3eit 10 gang bon iclber
tiigte
BUR Spmpatbic iid 5er8IiGfcit.
60 mitcinouoer fill eiubcr5ugeben,
&ar's nidt idon f0itlidj, Elm @eruB?
Sas, Iieber SreuuO, pirO nun ni9t
mebr sei6eben;
Iintm - briefIib = oicicn abidieSss
tuB.
|cripinO' bas QeiS - ueiu, i6ittIc beis
nen &opf uidt -
9as 2ebcn rimuer Dir oergdUs;
Se0od - es pdBt nun nal ocin blons
Der S6opf nidt
gu meiuem neileu belcn Yel5I
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

ginen @erfu6 merit.
Sic iino ia uilerbittlid, 6rduleit
Sill, Sbr Ser3 lit ia aus @los, nidts
fam oaralf @inOrud mafenl"
ngeriu6en Sic es 0od nal nit
eirlen 9iamanten!"
2nGIgeiit. p8ubi mir.
belt on 0i1 lebr frelter, penn DIT
cine fleine S9meIter befdmIt."
nMadtig, Muttil @s miro mir 10
langpeilig, INNER MIR oie Safe 81
qudlen."
8or Ser Sod5eit. Die
Miitter: n9enfe oaran, lie6e Sanna,
6oB Ser alisgang 0es eriten Strei-
tes in ser @be pidtig fir euer gan-
aes ipdteres ~3uiammenleben 1T!
@as audi INNER iein mag, mein
&ino, glib ni6t nad!"
0ie Godter: SD meroe felt blei'
ben, Mutterl Aber, penn nun If.
geno ienano Ssfar oenielben Sat
gege6en bat q"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

6oDrpIan. uGer5eiben
Sic, lit Oenn Ser 6abrplan ge1rtoert
,uor6en? Ser 3ug lit ia bereits OBJ
%eefabrenl~
.Ssa - iett fdbrt er friiber, frii-
Der fubr er ipdter, ober ipdter fdbrt
er pie6er friiberl"
3meiSeutiger Gro It.
Sitnse 6rait: ~Ad, lieber @eonn,
nun gebit 9u pieOer auf &eiien,
OH tpirit mid nod gang pergeiien
uno all lieben b%erlernen."
Gbemonn: n9erubige Old MIR, lie
tpeiter ij bon Dir entfernt bin, oeIto
mebr liebe id 9id."
gbrIider 8ortner.
&mtsridter: uSie ponen bod ni6t
beboupten, a~ngeflagter, OaB Sic Sen
i6pierigen @inbrud gon5 aaein aus
eefiibrt boben?"
r9o6, 0o9, Serr &i9ter, ct is
ia beute iora unm0gli9, einen chr
Ii6en @artner 5u fin6en!"
- II m sic 2o6er. r2obnt
es iid beurt, oieie S6ube nod NAL
reporieren gu Iniien?"
ng[ber gepiB, liebes Srdulein!
@enn lie nelte Soblen unO nelles
Sberleoer befomraen, mer6en Iie wie-
Ser gan5 gut. - 9ie 2oder fir Die
Gdniirienfel fins ia nod 10 gut mie
neu!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

= StoBieuf8er. site Sung
fer: r9a ion man Ben Nonnert
trauenl Mein letter 8rautigom
bieB Sraugott @brlid, uno Ser bat
mid audi iiBen gelollenl"
Sci einem &ommers.
81. gu 81: r8enn oaes iingt.
parum madt oenn Der 8flempfl ben
M1no nidt ouf?"
g.: n9us @~eDobnbeit - er lit
Staotrat!"
unumgenekme 8eita-
ttgung. Gater Omit ieinem
Sobnden ipdt beimfebrtno): .Bas!
Sdon 10 ipdt it's? 9a Diro's.
tpenn mir beimfommen, tpobl mas ge-
ben."
Srit: SD glaub's aud :.
@inen neuen Christopher bot Mutter
beut' friib bonn Sabrmarft Idon
mitgebradtl"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

Sein Sail. o@ieoiel Sin.
ger bait on, 8obbp?"
n8ebn, Serr 2ebrer!"
yltnO wern bier oanon meg iino,
mas bolt gu oann?"
Seine &lapieritunoen mebr!"
-8e5ug8queIIe. @r: 19as
idmedt mirfli1 ausee5eidnet, gaa!
SAT- 81 oas &e5ept aus einem aof-
buG?"
Sic: n9aein, gditern i'm aon5ert
cot es cine Game in Der &eibe bit-
ter mir ibrer Nadborin er5dblt!"
9ann freiIid. ~gaun,
baIt gu Did beim Sricoensridter
nit Der Sefret1rin ousgeiobnt. liebe
&oia?"
yNeirt, meme beriobnlide Stim-
mrng mar lofort Oabin, als i'd lab,
0aB Tie einen mooerneren SUIT als
iG auf botte!"
y g T 9. nSle ltHu
elm erbitterter 5eino oes ErinfgelO-
gebens?"
yaaeroingg - bdtte id Dem &ut-
I6er fem Srinfgelo gegeben, als i'd
nit meiner Seliebten flob, Latte uns
ibr @apa eingebolt, uno lie mare
beute nidt meme 6rau!"
Sn Ser SpredItnnoe e.
Sunger ar3t (ie)r freunolid gu lei
mem erlten 8atienten): ~Hnn, mas
feblt Sbnen oenr, mein Serr?"
8atient: v@el0, Serr Goftorl 49,.
Gonnen Sic mir n;dt flint Collar
pumpen?"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

- . 5dmerite e. ST.: so.
ben Sic nun Sbre Sranf6eit ii6er-
~ltanoen?"
g.: rgfo6 nidt gang"
ST.: 0&os febIt Sbnen Oenn
nod?"
50: n9ie 8ednung Oes ar5tes."
9ie b0fe 3obI. 6rau:
.9enf' NAL, MGnnden, beltte made
i'd sic @ntoedung, OaB i6 geraoe 10
&leioer nllo Iieben Site babe. Sest
wirIt gu mir ober idleunigIt nod
elm &IeiO uno einen SUIT f%aufen,
JOINT babe id feline &ube 81 9anie."
0aen It ii Gin @ait-
pirt bat in ieinem S1aufeniter cine
groBe SafeI bGngen:
8eirii6 8iebr.......20 @fennig
CT. &oniaf .........15 @fennig
Gin @alt madt ibn auf Die mall'
gelbafte photographic aufmerfiam
un6 frogt:
0&aben Sbnen oenn nidt ifon
biele geiagt, oaB bas Giles folid
geidrieben iIt?"
3D. a." entgegnete Ser Birt,
1bunoerte, aber menn iie %bereinfom-
men, Inn mir oas 5u %er5a6len, be-
IteIlen lie audi INNER etpasl"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
9uppeltc Sage.

Ser @eiongsfomifer fat Ben Gia-
niiten gum 8abnbof begleitet. Sic
unterbielten iid ii6er @ogen.
rSa~, iagt ser SumoriIt, Dtpenn
mir, pie Sauber, oud oreiBigtul-
Ieno Morf Wonatsgebalt bitten, Oa.
nit fam man lebenl!"
nSa", nidt ser 8ianiit ~uno I'M
iere bunoert8tpan5ig @tarf oa5u, Oas
mar tpasl"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
3obifnImittcI.

nSo, pie iteuit SIT Oir oenn oos
Dor, 8apoI gu peripridit mir im-
mer uuO beripridit lnO ME
bGltit 0u Oeine geripreduugenl"
DltnoanfbareS MdOel, tpenn on
10 reOeit, .oonn merO' ih Sir ME
mebr mas neripredet, Oas bait Ou
0anonl...."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

&uu0e: n....aber Oa baben
Sic Oo6 nod cine Site bon Gier?~
8erfGuer: nGann i9 nidt
berfoufen, 0as iin0 &udlidseierl"
&unOe: ?
8erfdnfer: n9ie bat Der sc.
ri6tspou3ieber ~gepfGnOetl
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

inn sic SdOne in Oeutider Sprade
5u.
SouOns @eii6t miro iofort leben-
0ig; er be9iuut nit ieiner 2anos-
mdnnim gu pIuuoern, uno Dem Sea
Ter ~gelingt Oos 8ilonis aufs bette.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

Meu, uniere
@ldsferebO is ip-
lper, olplper for
inebr Oenn e @o9
bat Die 9i55ie,
mas meme Alte
is, BON mOrgens
bis ipdt in bic
NadJt ibre &ie-
ntnrfS 0riinmer
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

-Ius einem 8riefe. Die
gefiirdtungen meines linfet Auges
iino niht eingetroffen.
@eiiung. Ger G6ef: oSerr
2angian, penn ser SEER Sammer
nit ser Quittung fommt, Damn
iagen Sic ibm, id lei uerreilt. aber
nnterIoiien Sic eS, pd6reno Der 3eit
8u arbeiten, Ionit glaubt cr es niAt."
@ei6Ii6e @migfeit.
gr: nsllio eS lit Sbr grnlt, mir
-iolen ouf ewig ldcioen; ME me1r
oarf i@ Sic leben -"
Sic: nNie mebrl Sas beIBt,
wenn Sic Elm paar bii6ide giaets
fir oen n6diten aoitiimbaa befoH-
men fonnen, fOnnten Sic ia mleOer
poripre9en."
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

Man6er, Dem oaS Sdidial oer-
iagt bat, sic 8erge 81 beiteigen, be-
iteigt menigitens ben @egaiuS.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Splitter.

Cine Srau, oie ibrem Manne tpi-
Oeripru6slos gebordt, madt Ii6
fart oerod6tig.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

S6ein.@ben gi6t es iebr oiele;
%leltener lino oie Sonneni6ein=@ben
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Sffsner Shrsibrbrief Scs
YbiIipp S%ancrampfrr.


Iieber SER @eoadtiondr :
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

9ie 90 8 (Oie einem glefau-
ten ouf Sen SUB getreten bait:
n@er5eibung!"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

SEA, Serr @adnteeiter, sic poi
ien ipobl uff, 0aB Sbnen Sbre aep-
fel MIDI i~eflaut merOen?"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
9nmmc Srase.

MiiIIer: SEA, S6miot, mos
madit oenn On ga? Sufite mat?
&oite mat p~erloren?"
~2uotidfopf, natiirlid set
@leiGgemidt."
Evening star., 1933-10-25

share of prior preferred stock VS.. def1c1t
$551 1878.
Link Belt Co. net income, nine
months ended September 80, was s52.-
100. Equaled $1.36 a preferred share
vs. deficit $31s,8os.
Consolidated Oil Corporation-Com-
pany's gasoline sales are exceeding 1882
levels.
Atlantic Coast Line Co-Common
share earnings, year ended June 80,
were 81 cents against $246.
Norfolk g. western Railway-De;
clared regular quarterly dividend Of 81
on common stock; common share earn
ings, 9 months ended September 80.
were $1,000 against s6.41.
Southern Pacific Co:-September net
$l,510,5l7 in September, 1882; nine
Union Pacific acknowledgements
net operating income, $2,51e,s11 against
$3,266,184 in September, 1882; nine
months net operating income was $ll,-
569, 1888 against $10,621 .472.
Wisconsin Central RAilway-Septem-
ber net loss, $111,035 against loss Of
S263,9l3 in September, 1882; nine
months net loss $l,532,769 against net
loss of $2,621 1886.
Hanna (M. A. Co.-Preferred share
earnings, nine months ended Septem-
Der 80, were $6.45 against 1929.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Directors voted to omit January l divi-
dend on company's preferred stock.
Otis Steel Co.-Def1cit, nine months
ended September 80, was $1,13s,S2o
against deficit, $2,176,195.
Belding- -Heminway Co.-Net income,
nine months ended September 80, was
$377,208. equal to 81 cents common
share, against deficit, s233.044.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, October 25.-Follow-
ing is today's summary Of corporation
news, prepared by Standard Statistics
Co., Inc, New York, for the Associated
Press:
Sherwin- Williams Co. declared divi-
dend Of so cents on common stock; on
August IS q distribution of Is cents
share was made on common stock.
Atlas Powder Co. net income, nine
months ended September 80, was $437,-
039, equal to II cents common share,
VS.. deflcit $751; SOL.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. common
share earnings, nine months ended
September 80, were $1.98 VS.. $1.79.
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corpora
tion deficit, nine months ended Sep
tember 30. was $l56.475 VS.. deficit
$248, ,446.
Grigsby- -Grunow Co. deficit, SO weeks
ended September 9, was $2,215,530.
General Electric Co.-Company an
nounced that its annual pay roll rate Is
SIT, ,OOO, 900 greater than ON March /.
1888: since that date 1900 employees
have been added to working force.
Bon Ami Co. class B share earnings.
nine months ended September 80. were
s2.3l vs.. $228.
United States Leather Co. net In
come. nine months ended September
80, was $sl4,426. Equaled $1l.7l per
Evening star., 1933-10-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. October 25-Butter-Receipts
91s4 packages; steady. prices unchanged.
Eggs-Receipts. 631 cases: firm; extra frsts,
GOA; fresh graded hrsts. 20; current re-
ceipts. 17a1S.
Poultry. lve-Receipts 1 car, "A trucks;
steady: hens. sa12; Leghorns, z; Rock
Springs. 1Oa11; colored. 9a1O; Leghorn
chickens, 8; roosters. IA turkeys, Sal4;
Potatoes-Receipts ia; cars on track.
81 total United States shipments. $50;
ing moderate; U S. No 1. Wisconsin Round
Whites. 1.15a1 20: North Dakota Red River
Cobblers 1.15a1 aga: early Ohios 1IOa
rado McClures. 1.4Oa1.45; Idaho Russets.
] 55a1 90; South Dakota Round Whites.
Evening star., 1933-10-25

Norfolk g. Western Railway reports
for nine months ended September 80,
1888, net income of S15,879414 after
taxes and charges, equivalent, after divi-
dent requirements on 4 per cent pre-
ferred stock, to 5000 a share on
LAOS, ,483 shares of common stock. This
compares with s9,702,382 or S6.40
common share in first nine months of
1882 September net income was ST.
943 ,947 after taxes and charges, against
S1,952,782 in September, 1882.
Def1ation of New York City bank
credit appears to have been practically
completed. and from now on expansion
in loans in accordance with underlying
business conditions may be reasonably
anticipated Holt, Rose & Troster state
In their current review of banking con-
ditionS.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AANu

sales Of each stock in this table
will be complete to the time Of going to press
with each edition, excepting the $3.50 edition,
which will carry stocks compiled to 2:30 pm.
See $3.50 for total sales Of each stock.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
new YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, October 25 R,.-over-the.
counter market:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-30
MANY LOCAL BOYS
 AT RENSSELAER,
Nineteen From Waterbury and Vicinity Enrolled
 at Troy School

The following young men from this city and vicinity are enrolled at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti- ute, Troy. New York:
 Civil Engineering: Irving L. Doo- little, Oakville: Samuel A. Johnson, Jr, Maple Grove, Thomaston; Err win B. Byam, 76 Auburn avenue, Waterbury; Anthony J. Kracunas French street, Watertown.
 Chemical Engineering: Frank J.. Beccia. 17 Greenmount terrace. Waterbury; Walter $. Cibulskis, 30 East Liberty street. Waterbury.
 Mechanical Engineering: Loren A. Chase. Superior avenue, Water bury; Roger c. Chase, Superior avenue, Waterbury; James D. Don- nelly, A Edin street, Waterbury; Howard B. Finkenzellar. 23 Clifton avenue, Waterbury: Irving w.. Harrison Jr, 29 Wentworth street, Waterbury.
 Electrical Engineering: Joseph w. Nelly, 56 Oak Hill avenue, Wa terbury; Ernest Rosenberg, 3f Elizabeth street. Waterbury: Pas quaIe Russo, 3ss Congress avenue. Waterbury; Louis A. Shake. 464 South Main street, Waterbury; William H. Stahl, Jr, 33 Grace avenue. Waterbury; Richard S Wolff, 169. Clinton street, Water bury. :, l Business Administration: Buel F. Webster. III Randolph avenue Waterbury. Chemistry: Joseph F. zemaitis 576 Highland avenue, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-30
Kelly Made District D. A. W. Chief at Hartford ParIe!
FIRST SNOW FLAKES
 CAUSED COMMENT
Set Campers Thinking of
 T0bOggan and Other Winter Sports

The sight of the first snow flakes in camp this morninug has created no little comment: although our 1400 foot elevation increases the likelihood of it's reputation for low winter temperatures. The boys seem not & bit disturbed over the approach of cold weather. In fact, good many are making plans for winter sports. Our terrain offers unlimited possibilities for some cx- cellent toboggan slides,
 The winter proofing of our quar- ters is rapidly nearing completion
 that couples with the pleasing sight of a growing pile of wood being heaped up by that industri- ous gang of woodchoppers led by assistant leader Joseph Brzeski of Terryville. Conn, gives one a feel ing of security.
 An announcement that the War ner theater of 68 Main street, Tor rington, has reduced the price of admission on Tuesday and Thurs day to members of this company from 40 to 20 cents was greeted with general approval and appre- citation. Undoubtedly a great amount of credit is due Ernest Burkhardt, E. c. w., mechanical foreman on the technical staff of Camp Tomey whose efforts in behalf of the boys were rewarded so generously by the Warner the- ater management,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-30
Roads In Colonial
 Connecticut Lauded
State Is Really the Paradise of the United States"
 Quotes French Traveller

determined opposition" says Miss Mitchell, pointing out that flor IA years, for example, Stonington refused to pay Connecticut's share of the bridge over the Pawcatuck to Westerly, R. I. Only after the assembly threatened to impose a fine of 300 pounds did she grudg- ingly submit.'
 "A common method adopted by the towns of providing for the up- keep of bridges was to free certain men from highway service on con- dition that they look after them" Highway service" was fought bit- terly by residents, who often would pay fine imposed for failure to work on the roads" that the colony was still harder put to secure the labor done.
 Ferries were hazardous, especi- ally Rope Ferry" at Mantle, and "the one between Norwalk and Fairfield" Miss Mitchell relates how, lat Mantle passengers were often delayed by reason of the rope having been carried away or the boat being at the bottom of the river, since every time the west wind blew, it filled with waetr and sank" "The prince and peas- ant plunged into distress and dan ger in cold and inhospitable sea- sons," said 8 plea made in behalf of the construction of a bridge over the Saugatuck river.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-30
YMCA Notes

Twenty-two clubs of the Y. M. c. A. grammar school group will participate in the annual Stunt Night program to be held Novem- Der g. Prizes will go to the clubs staging the best entertainment. Parents and friends will be iyvit- ed.
 Five new classes will be opened at the Y. M. c. A. this week. An afternoon class in vocabulary building will, open at 4 o'clock Thursday. with John Gilmartin directing.
 Other classes opening are as follows:
 English literature, taught by William B. Elwell, Tuesday at
 German. taught by Sam Myers, Tuesday at 7:30.
 Public speaking, taught by Miss Mary Martin, Monday at 7:S0. Tonight at the Y. M. c. A. the new members will be given an off, cial welcome. Dan Barrett and his committee who have the entertain ment for tonight in their hands promise a lot of snappy numbers and hits ready for the occasion. At the close of the program refresh ments will be served. A special invitation has been sent to all the new members who joined the Y. M. c. A. during the recent cam paigu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-30
As Sober As Judge
 Comments Plaintiff
Eiastens to Apologize to Presiding Judge Then Court
 Case Involved Fist Fight

Use of a time worn expression by a witness testifying in a breach of the peace case broke the rou- tine city court session this morn- ing and handed the crowded court room a few laughs. Frank Car dinal of Mill Plain avenue, conn plaining witness was responsible for the expression that caused Judge Edward Mascolo to enjoy the spontaneous laughter.
 Cardinal was testifying concern ing a fight in which he and Del Bernais, 2S, of Piantsville, were engaged at Cardinals home yes- terday. Bernais. is married to a sister of Cardinals wife.
 Bernais refused to leave the Car dfna1 home when ordered. Cardinal said. Instead, Bernais grabbed Cardinal by the throat and refused to- let go. Cardinal said he was forced to belt Fernais "a couple on the chin," to break the hold.
 During the scramble q window was broken. Cardinal showed marks on his neck he claimed were from the fingers of the ac- cused.
 Was Bernais sober?" inquired Prosecutor Mitchell Meyers.
 "As sober as a judge" came the reply.
 Cardinal immediately became embarrassed and turned to Judge Mascolo to apologize. Judge Mas colo, desperately attempting to keep his face straight, was unable to reply.
 Bernais denied the accusations and said Cardinal jumped upon him when he refused to leave the premises. Judge Mascolo gave Bernais a suspended sentence.
 John Wolkowski. 40. of 1115