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The Washington times., 1934-11-16
NAVAL. STORES

NEW YORK, Nov. Is U.N.S.).-Petro-
leum steadier: crude Pennsylvania.
$1.9262.3O. Linseed oil. per pound. 97c
carlots. Turpentine quiet 63c. Rosin
steady; common, $5.25.
The Washington times., 1934-11-16
LOCAL AND OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS

turkey hens. 1902 old turkey hens,
14615c; roosters, 901Oc; young ducks,
12@15c; geese, 6@1Oc; young toms.
1791s old toms, 12614ci roasting
chickens, l6617c.
Butter-steady; 90 score, s1Kc; 80
score, 2sc; sS score, ZINC; standard,
29c.
Eggs-Firm; nearby current receipts,
25G sOc: fresh extra firsts, So@32
hennery white extras, 30@40c.
Tomatoes-Steady. California, lug
boxes, 6x6 pack and larger. $1.bOG
2.25; SKI and smaller, $101.75.
Cabbage-Steady. New York, Danish
type, bulk per bushel basket, 35 a 40c;
bulk per ton, &11 a IL; 5O-pound sacks,
$3Oq35.
The Washington times., 1934-11-16
PITTSBURGH

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poultry, butter and eggs are wholesale
prices to dealers.)
Poultry-steady. Leghorn springers.
13014c; colored hens, 1461Sc; leghorn
reds, 9@12c; Bardrock springers, 146
16c; Whiterock springers. 14@l6c;
mixed colored springers, 14615c; young
The Washington times., 1934-11-16

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
FERA Board to Discuss White Collar" Jobs Monday

cherries were concealed in the sweet contents.
 Another woman had baked small packages of cocaine into loafB of bread which she ''s0ld" to certain prison inmates. A parcel. containing more than a pound Of morphine, probably thrown away by dope peddler who thought himself observed, was found by children in street on the B0sporus. The find led 10 the discovery of an important gang of dope dealers. So far four male and two female members of the gang have been arrested.
 Customs officials found nine pounds of hashish on q traveller arriving from Egypt while, three weeks ago, s'liafmfess, peasant was arrested who claimed 10 bring poultry to market In Istanbui; but 1t was found out that his chickens were stuffed with hashish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Warden May Voice
 Objections Again
 To Several Items
Groh Claims Six Jobs Approved Here May Not Get
 Hartford 0. K.-Annonnce Subjects to Be Taught at Night School Classes
NAUGATUCK Wm. ,. Baxter Correspondent. Phone Naugatuck 6722

Naugatuck, Sept IA meet ,rr of the advisory board to the TERRA administration here will be held next Monday after- noon at o'clock, it has pen an nounced. The "white collar pro- jects and other things will be dis cussed then.
 A meeting was slated for Friday of last week but was postponed hecause of the fact Harris White. more. EZRA head, was out or town. The meeting will be awaited with interest for it is likely War den John Sheridan will continue with nertinent remarks concerning certain phases of the EZRA or which he does not approve.
 The administration board con s,sts of Attorney Joseph Talbot, head of the Young Republican rlub. John Caskey, Naugatuck Chemical Company official, ano john !. German, well known local contractor and brother Of Denhis I Gorman, who was superintend- ent of streets several years ago under both democratic anq
 publican administrations.
 At the last meeting there was a wordy dispute betwen the Waroeh ana Chris Groh and political op- servers feel 1t is an indication tne warden may renew the attempt made at the time of the spring election to oust the former Ger man from his present once as work supervisor Iiere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
SOUTHERN KNIGHTS TO OPEN SEASON
Engaged for Buckingham. Hall Tomorrow
 Night

A gala night of dancing and pleasure is scheduled for Water- burians tomorrow night at Buck ingham hall where Dick Halliwell former manager of our eading the. atcrs is scheduled to begin the first of a series of high class entertain ments and dances. beginning at S:30 o'clock.
 There will be several vaudeville numbers and short pleasing cons cert by the dance band followed directly after at D. m. by danc. ing; the music to be furnished by Buster John and his Southern Knight. These rhymatic masters are one of the most famous dance bands in New England and are considered by dance experts to be on par with the famous Cab" Galloway "He-De-Ho" maestro combination and are always re- fferred to as his nearest rival.
 Though Buddy Johnson is ap- bearing Saturday night finder his newly acquired professional name. he is well known to many Water burians as Percy Nelson who have danced to his bands hot numbers; and though he is now to all intents Buddy Johnson his dancing Is there, his band is excellent and the crowd Saturday evening will un- doubtedly have one of the finest nights entertainment in many months.
 Preparations have been made to take care of one of the largest crowds ever to attend an affair in Buckingham hall. As this affair is for non dancers as well as the dancers, and the stage and seat ing arrangement are so prefect, each young lady attending has the invitation to have her mother ac- company her if she wishes as MT Halliwel's honored guest, and the fact that he will give this affair his sole personal supervision is guar anteed that everything pertaining to it will be conducted in the most pleasing manner.
 The price will be popular and within the reach of all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
EDDIE MURPHY AT
 SPANISH GARDENS
Musicians, SOIOist Sunday Evening Magnet at Lake
 COrrpOunce

Eddie Murphy and his orchestra will be the feature attraction at the Spanish Gardens Sunday night, Lake Compounce. Of all the many fine bands that have appeared at Compounce, Eddie Murphy's ranks among the top of the list in popularity. This organization which consists of IF musicians and q very attractive young lady solo, ists, has just completed its's. sev- enth consecutive season at the Weirs, Lake Winnepausaukee. New Hampshire, where they played every night during the week. Tn
 addition to that 1t has been the house band at the Hotel Bancroft
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21

in Worcester for several years dur ing the winter months, all of which is a record that any orches. tra could well be proud of.
 Steady engagements such as these over . period of years Is bound to keep an organization continually in the pink of condi- tion inusically. It also holds the change of personell to minimum, with the result that perfect team work is obtained and this is the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
COMMUNISTS PLAN
 POLITICAL RALLIES

Two rallies will b eheld tonight by the local communist party. The
 first one will start at 7:s0 o'clock and will take place in North Square. IL will be followed by one at the corner of Mil and East Dover streets. Charles Campbell of New Haven will be the speaker. He is the communist organizer who led the march of the Golf Lots squatters on the mayors of- flee three weeks ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
0ntIngs Pianned

Members of the John Wesley cIa ss of the Methodist Episcopal church. will hold .'Shish-kebab" ~nsst ana outing Saturday after mon Al the home of Mir and Mrs Ralph Floyd. They will leave from xha church At 3 D. m. and supper will be served at five o'clock. A fine time is anticipated.
 There will be an open meeting If fine Women's Missionary society sruesday night at which Rev John Enerson Better will read. a paper on .The Land of Labrador" open s,,. \ series of studies on the work of Wilfred Grenfell. ..
 Something new is planned Tor rriday. September 2Sth. A "Tea Party" will be held then.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Funeral of Mrs Carrineton

The funeral of Mrs A. Louisa Carrington who died Tuesday was held this afternoon at ? o'clock at st MichaePs Episcopal church. Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector, offfciaed. A number of societies of which Mrs Carrington was an officer, swere represented by delegates. Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21

most important essential of any orchestra.
 This win be the third winter that the Spanish Gardens at Lake Compounce have operated. and 1t is the plan of the management this coming season as in the past to present each Sunday night the very best travelling name bands ob-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Legion Officers Chosen

Albert Robinson, manager of the Tavern diner on South Main street was chosen commander of the Naugatuck post, American Legion at a meeting held last night in the borough courtroom. His elec- ton had been expected after his nomination two weeks ago.
 Edward Gerber, Victor Anderson and Dr David Bluestone won tile contest for vice eommanderships they being elected first, second and third vice commander in the order named above. Cecil Perkins won the contest for chaplain. As predicted, Alex Nolde was chosen historian. John H. Simmons, fi- nanciai secretary and Joseph Raytwich, Jr, financial officer. The following three were elected to the executive committee: Two years. George Donovan; two years, Thomas Reynolds and one year, Austin Phillips, former command CT. Plans for a bowling league were made and Jesse Jepson was chosen head of the bowling league
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
HoG ATrACK FATAu

zanesville, ohio = tUP) Howard Slack, 54. died recently from injuries received in January when hogs on his farm attacked
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
TURKS COMBAT
 DOPE PEDDLERS
Many Cater to Prison h. mates - Drive on
 Them Energetic

Istanbul, (UP) - Consumers of dope still are numerous in Turkey. particularly in Istanbu1, In spite Ut most energetic efforts of the au. thorities to suppress the habit.
 Hardly a day goes by without
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Flefa Dnx Pnsinnnea

The Community field day. twice been posipsaed now until nest spring partly beeause e wepId bg dllfjeuli fn secure Recreation lieId how with fhe football heneen eoms ins on. Those who have filed the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Flrcmen Going to Funeral

A delegation of about 2O mem hers of the Naugatuck fire depart ,nent headed by Chief Miltadn Gaivin. was chosen last night at fhe meeting of the local depart. rnenf 10 attend the funeral or fshief Henry Heitman of the Wa 11rh,,rv fire department who died Wednesday night. The Waterbury ehlef was quite well liked In the snrourh and was always willing to co-onerate with Naugatuck. There m. heerl d friendly spirit between Naueatuck and Waterbury hremeh Tor many years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Make Fall Plans

Plans for the fall and winter .oeSons will be made at q meeting
 <f (hS st Hedwig's Athletic associ. zfion sunday afternoon. Presiden' E6jIwocki will preside at the ses- S1o. which will start at 2 o'clock <E.ro. This society was started 7S~< year with a big membership . < ~S fad many activities. =.
 The meeting will pc held in ss Sr<<:yie'a school. All members #ishine to participate in future <sonls are expected to be present 4f (hIs gathering. Preparations TOT x 14uce wkIch will Se held in the Ss~r future will De made. The 6Snce VII take place at Foi'sh
 6fssr essd @ times Cor the comins Sksf srs kains planned. <<1m are obIIeed to pc p.esen.. md comink years zenennis E zs.vy and great opposition s ls =<@mlsSd. Gt 1{s6rlg gave the
 <s<i<sf opposition ip fhf IeHkus ]5rt s4asqn and kne H# z6S1@{sfe Nrn e1HHaeHt gf GaRE4F' I7< in4 state fIEIe. tntzet1sI tfH1.. f|1> TiIl start early fHis y'=F' ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21

the arrest of dope peddiers. many of whom cater to the inmates of prisohs. where the consumption of drugs seems particularly wIde- spread.
 A few days ago woman was arrested who had on visiting day brought jar of jam to her in- termed husband. Inspection or the container revealed that balls of opium shaped in the form of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Cabaret supner Plarn.A

A Cabaret supper will be held by the Parish Players of the Congre. gational church, Monday night, october at the Congregational parish house, it has been an- nounced. This will be the first fail meeting of the society, Very tin- usual entertainment is planned by the committee in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Scout Troop tO Hike

the meeting Sunday.
 Scout Troop to Hike Troop z, Naugatuck Boy Scouts and troop four of the Seymour Boy Scouts will join in hike to High Rock Saturday, 1t was an nOunced today. A fine time ts planned with lunch being served
 The scouts are expected to reach the rock about Il o'clock at which time members of the different troops will be introduced to each other. At noon there will be the always welcome eats and this will be followed by hike down the gorge during which the scoutmas- ters will point out the beauties of the spot to the boys.
 At 1880 games will be played with competition between the troops promising to be quite keen. These will last until 3 o'clock, at which time the respective troops will return home.
 Clifford Hotchkiss, who recently resigned as scoutmaster of troop 2, will accompany his former troop on the hike. It will probably be the last time he will be with his scouts before his departure for Torring- ton on October 1, where he will reside. MT Hotchkiss also recently give up his position as organist of St Michaers Episcopal church.
 The boys are hoping for good day.
 To Attend c. o. F. Convention
 A group of republican delegates from Naugatuck will attend the re- publican county convention which will be held Saturday at the Hotel Taft in New Haven, Dr H. H. Cor ton, chairman of the republican town committee, announced today. pr Gorton also announced the sen atorial convention will be held on Thursday, Sept 27. Reports in oth. CT papers had it set for today.
 John Minnicucci, popular barber and sheriff, heads the Naugatuclx delegation. Others on 1t are Bur gess Anthony Tangredi, Edmund Hogan and Willard Biddfe. 1t will start at 10 o'clock and the local group will go in private cars.
 Sheriff James Geddes, who now holds the office of sheriff, is ex- pected 10 De renominated with no opposition. The local delegates are not instructed for any particular candidate.
 No date has yet been set for the convention and caucuses here where the republican candidates for representative will be chosen The date for such sessions is sci by the republican state central committee Dr Gorton announced All such republican meetings are held at the same time throughout the state.
 Frank T. Green. chairman of the democratic town committee, yes- terday said that he will call the caucuses of his party to choose candidates for representative in a few days now. There is sure to be contest for these positions as a. least five persons are seeking them. Only two will be nominated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21

nix towns In Great Britain have fhlsea the compulsory school age fo is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
May Not Approve All

All six white collar jobs which have been approved by the local Remuneration and Warden Jonh II Sheridan may not be simultan- eo,,sly approved at Hartford py State FERA officials, Chris Groh' Federal Emergency Keller Aomln- istration work supervisor here' said to-day. ..,,,
 He said it is not yet definitely known just how many Will pe needed or when the white collar work will start but it looks now as if 1t won't begin before Octooer i nt the earliest. he stated.
 He visited officials in Hartioru wsdnesday and talked with. them concerning these projects. From these talks he believes that three or four may be approved at the same time. The state will notify Arthur Maloney of Waterbury Just how many men will be required. Iuvestipation of the needs of these man will then be undertaken ana if acceptable the men Will pc hired. MT Maloney is an fEhA official in Waterbury.
 lust why the matter could not ba handled as capably by Nauga- t,,rk ZEBRA officials was not told. Apparently 1t is just a case. or pa, liant waiting on the part ot local persons with prospects on the part nf local persons with prospects ne- inr nearer than several weeks ago.
 Comptometry, typewriting ana shorthand will be taught in the commercial section of the night school classes at the high school. Nirht school will start Monday niSht and will be held on Mon. days. Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
 1t viii start at 7:15 o'clock and end at s:15 o'clock.
 continuation class in which nersons who have gone to gram mar school but did not complete their courses or those who com. nieted grammar school but dld not attend high school, may study sup jects they did not get chance to study when younger because or their leaving school. -
 Teachers for the adult education section of the night school work were announced by Superintendent of schools Haroei E. Chittenden. This work is supervised Dy Mrs Gertrude Madigan.
 salem school teachers will pc :, Mre Minnie Mccarthy Baxter. Mrs Curt e. filing and Miss Mae Cui,, len Mrs Irene c. Mccarthy VIII teach at Hop Brook. These same teachers taught last year.
 The teaching stan of the hign school night school section has not yet been fully selected, the super- intendent said. Some new teachers may he added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
CURRENT EVENTS

Cleveland = (UP) = Profess sor c. V. Thomas. president of Fenn College, r. M. c. A. cooper ative institution, in 20 years of Sunday school teaching always has striven to correlate current events with Bible truths.
 s.10 entry fee and wish to get 1t back can do so by calling at Al. bert s. Cox at the local Y. M. c. A. Those who do not will be automatically entered when the meet is held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
JOHNSON no STUDY
 LAW AT HARVARD

Irving David Johnson. graduate of Crosby high school in the class of 1890, and of Dartmouth In the class of iss4. will enter Harvard Law school Monday. He Is a fnem- Der of sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. and while at Dartmouth was a member of the varsity swimming and wrestling teams. Mir Jofn- son Is the son of MT ana Mrs Henry Johnson Of IS Hillside avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Reports Denied

HkCEDOEIJ OClIHCU
 Reports there were strike agi- tators in town Wednesday were de- nied by factory officials here and by local police. Reports Wednes- day night were circulated in the borough to the effect that police had requested them to leave town but Chief Adamson said he knew nothing of this.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Supper Well Attended

The church supper at the swed- lsh Congregational church was quite . success lest night. Lt was well cooked, well served and very we'll attended. It reflects credit on the committee in. charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21

regulars are expected to report when the first practice will be an- nounced. Details will be given at the meeting Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Briefs


 Harry Olson, Jr, of New York city is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Earry Olson of New street.
 A number of members of the Haymakers' association of Natatuc tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, will attend the 3Sth annual con- vention of the State Haymakers association in Red Mems hall. Sey. mour tomorrow. The afternoon session opens at with dinner be- ing served at 6:so.
 Harry Bassford advanced into the quarter finals of the Naugu- tuck Golf club tourna ment ycstsr. day afternoon by defeating Bill delayed match. 6-4 to win the by Bassford the day before with darkness preventing further play. The score of this was g-7.
 struck q winning streak and reeled off four games. Baxter broke Bass ford's service to make tt 5-4 in the iatter's favor and won the first two points on his own service but Bass iy won the game and sot. Bass ford's iobf, which were usually well placed lsept Easter away from the net and the winner showed briIlianee with his half voiIeys of shots that struck near his feet.
 Several mnfehes must Do played in earlier rounds before ilaaHfoFd's nest opponent will be chosen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Funeral of Mrs FricdIanflcr

The funeral of Mrs Henrietta Friedlander, T2, who died Thurs day afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs Clarence E. Fenni- man, League of Women Voters, president. will be held tomorrow Afternoon at 3 o'clock in Cedar Grove cemetery chapel, Flushing l.. l. Mrs Friedlander had been Ill since June and was brought here the latter part of June from Topeka, Kansas, She had not res sided here until that time.
 She leaves besides Mrs Fenni- man. two daughters, Mrs A. S. Matthews of Topeka and Mrs Ed ward B. Conkling of Norwaik and four grandchildren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-21
Annual Meeting

Plans for the coming season will be made at the annual meeting of the Junior Conference club at the Swedish Congregational church to- night at 1880 in the church par- Iors.
The Washington times., 1934-08-01

from New York. MRS. "JOCK" WHITNEY pictured
as she crossed the paddock route to the Whitney
stables where many of the thoroughbreds owned by her
husband quartered during the race meet at Sara
toga. She and Mr. Whitney entertained large party
of guests in their box the opening day. and they also
have guests staying with them at their home which is
one of the show places in that region international
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
NewIyweds Will
Reside Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bayard
Swope of New York and SanoS
point, l.. l., have announced the
marriage on Sunday Of their
daughter, Miss Jane Marion
Swope, to Mr.. Robert Lee
Brandt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Brandt, of New York.
The ceremony took place in
the afternoon at st. PauIs
Episcopal Church, Osslning, n.
Y, in the presence of Miss Ruth
R. Silleck, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Silleck Jr. Of New
York and Mr.. william Kirkland,
also of that city. Their parents
were not at the ceremony.
Immediately after their mar.
riage, Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt
came to this city to be the guests
of Mr.. Joseph P. Kennedy, chair
man of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission. They will
make their home at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Hui
dekoper, who are at their sum-
mer home at Nonquitt, Mass,
have as their guest Mrs. E.
Brooke Lee. Mrs. Lee will re-
turn to her home in Silver
Spring about September l. &C.
companied by her daughter,
Betty; who is now at camp in
Vermont.
The Washington times., 1934-08-01
To Visit Beach

Former Governor John Gar
land Pollard of Virginia, with
Mrs. Pollard and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garland Pollard, Jr., will
go to Virginia Beach, Va, Sat
urday for several weeks at the
Cavalier. other arrivals there
will include Justice Daniel w.
O'Donoghue and Mr.. C. D. P.
Hamilton.
Mrs. Cecilia Michaelis and
her daughter, Miss Virginia
MichaeliS, will leave Washing
ton tomorrow to motor to Pitts
burgh. On August IA they will
sail from New York on the S.
S. Duchess, Of Richmond, for
Canadian cruise.
Miss Anne Holloway will leave
Washington today for Reho-
both Beach, Del. where she
will be the guest for the week
end Of Miss Annabelle ESSary.
The Minister of the Irish Free
State. Mr.. Michael MacWhite. is
in New York at the Ambassador
Hotel for a few days following
a motor trip through the Cat
skills,