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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
TORRlNGTON
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FITTING HOLIDAY.
EXERCISES HELD
Services Held in Gene.
teries and at City hall
Monument

Memorial day was flttingly OBJ
served In Torrington this morning
by services IN tho various ccinetcr-
los and nj the monument In front
OF City Hall, followed by "a street
parade and exercises u. Coo Me-
mortal park.
Tho parade, of which Lieutenant
Colonel Ernest IL. Novey w9s mar
shall, started. at about $40 o'clock,
and was followed by tho placing OF
flags and flowers at the base OF
the monument In front OF the City
Hall.
The parade started froih the cor.
ner of Main street and city IIall
avenue and proceeded north on
Main street to North Elm street. to
Prospect street, 10 Water street, Ia
Main street, 10 Litchfield street. to
Coo Memorial park.
Fred u. Wadhams was chairman
of the exercises at the park ana
Miss Mary II. Burns, supervisor OF
music In the public schools. con-
Quoted chorus OF public schoo
boys and girls.
Announcement relative to placing
OF flowers on monument. when
represents the graces of all VINO
died In the sacred cause Of our
country. our floral tribute may
wlthor. but the spirit and fraternal
love for whic hit stands shall en-
durc until the stars aud sun are
sunk In night; salute to dead
voIiey by Company l.. end Infan-
try, G. y. g.: taps by bugler; "Stai
Spangled Banner. band.
First Communion Class
,laaa 80 1917 Including An hnEf
and So girls received their first
Holy Communion at the 8 O'Clock
mass at st. Peters church this
morning. The pastor. the Rev. VIII
liam u. Botticclli. celebrated mass
and administered Holy Communion
The junior choir sang during the
service. Father Botticeiii instructed
the class for the past SIX weeks.
F'aranO. VaHOit Wedding
Lucien Vanoit. son Of MIR. anu
Mrs. Adelard Vanoit Of 80 Midgeon
avenue. and Miss Catherine II. Fa-
rano. daughter of SIR. and AIRS
Pasauale Farano OF % Berry street
were married at st. Francis church
yesterday morning at q o'clock. The
pastor, the Rev. william y. Botti-
cell, performed the ceremony and
celebrated nuptial mass. MRS
Rose Negri Hayes was at the or.
gan. The attendants were tht
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
OFT left after the ceremony on an
unannounced honeymoon.
Mother Daughter banquet ~ ~,
About 60 attended the annual
mother and daughter banquet Of
the Tri-Y club held at the Torring'
ton Y. NJ. G. A. Monday evening
Miss Barbara Noyey was toast
master and Mrs. q. Homer Lane
gave the invocation. Miss Beatrice
Jones. dean of girls at Brisf0I high
school. aelivered the nddrere 80 tbs
evening Miss Esther Mira. gave q
toast 20 the mothers and Mrs. Iohr
.. Miriam gave toast 10 the 5suGh
tcrs.
Entertainment included recits'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
CHESHIRE NEWS
COrrvcsUUalent--tiustuv 0nluccs
tslnnc $40
ROXBURY GOLFERS
MEET TAFT TEAM
ATHLETIC Schedule Ends
To.day--Library Closed
To-day


The Roxbury schoi athletic
schedule closed to-day. The track
sauado will compete at Brown uni
versity In Providence and the ten
mis- team Will play the West Point
Plebes In New York. The baseball
team will play Choate schoi IN
Wallingf0rd and the golfers Will
play Taft school In WATERFOWL.
Following these games the students
center their efforts on examlra.
tions and preparations for COM
mcncement which IL TO be held
Juno s and, 0.
The Cheshire Public Library Will
be closed md the post Office VIII
be open TO 0 a. m. to-day.
The Children OF Mary SodoiIty,
Miss Rita Murphy, president. was
In charge of the browning OF tho
Blessed Virgin sunday afternoon.
following the May procession.
Joseph DO Vylder sang during the
coronation exercises and Miss
Helen De Vylder crowned the
statue. Barbara La Flamma was
crown bearer, Miss Betty Close,
standard bearer, with Betty Hurley
and Helen Gable as tassel bearers.
Mr. and Mrs Romaine Chapman
have returned from q visit In Bel
mont, Mas6, where they were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs George r..
Egan, former residents Of Cheshire.
Mrs Katherine Caffney Of Main
street as had as n guest Miss Cath
erine Delaney, of Waterbury.
Miss Catherine CailR OF Danvers,
Mass, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs Joseph Feeney, and Mr. Fee
new Of Cornwall avenue.
At the meeting Of l.. A. Thomas
lodge held Monday night In the
Odd Fellows hall II was adectded
TO hold a memorial service at the
meeting Monday night In the hall.
the program to be In charge OF
A. 8. Bennett.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
WOLCOTT NEWS
VETERANS SPEAK
In LOCAL SCHOOLS
Fitting Holiday Exercises
Held - II. L. |. A.
Meets Friday

Charles Gibson spoke at the
Center school, Lloyd Decker at the
North school, Frank Germain NJ
the West school. Robert Grant ut
the south school and william
Dumschott spoke at tho Woodtlck
school whore tho following pro.
gram was carried out:
Flag salute--by all tho class.
Story--"A Young Hero OF Twenty
Battles," by Hubert Avery.
Poem--"The Blue and tho Gray"
by Annie Rojdilski.
SonR-"soldicr's Boys" by lower
grades.
Pocm--"Amcrlca for Me-" Lois
Avery.
song--"Duy of Memory" upper
Poem--"song OF Sorrow" Mac
Munson.
Poem--"In Flanders Field CHI
ford Germain.
song--"stars and Stripes" upper
grades.
Song-"America." by all.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Winters and
Mr. and Mrs Edward Scoville OF
iuuu Touu were TeCcnt Vibitorb Ot
Mr. and Mrs Homer Davenport OF
BrookficId. formerly Of Wolcott.
Henry Theriault Is III at hid
home with the grippe.
Mrs Samuel Peterson OF West
Haven Is guest of Mr. and Mrs
John Kruse.
The Hitchcock Lake Improves
ment association win meet Friday
night at the Equinox club for
their annual business meeting and
the election of officers for the fol-
lowing year.
The "Send the Boy to Camp
committee meet Monday night al
Lakeside tavern and are very
pleased to announce that the
money has been raised to send 10
boys of WoIcott to the YMCA
camp at WATERFOWL. for two
weeks.
The All club will hold their
meeting Friday night at the
Woodtick school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Boston office of the Monroe CAL
culating Machine Co.
AZ Anniversary
Rev Harry w. Perkins, celebrat-
ed his 42d anniversary OF his Or
dination Sunday at st Peters Epls-
copaI church. Plymouth, with late
celebration OF the holy communion.
The resignation Of the rector WHO
has served the Plymouth parish for
ten years will become effective
July LIST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
I.ocnis Dcat WNtcrtOwn

tVSWtB hFtsHs
The Thomaston High school
Base bali team defeated the Water
town High school Baseball team ~
Watortown yesterday by n score OF
la to3, Thulin, oiclsea and Seduck
pitch for the locals. On Thursday
afternoon the locals VIII oppose
Titchneld High School team NJ
Plume and Atwood Hold at D. m'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
Nllss Mclcrick fsiNcn I.arty

Miss WCtCFICk tatNVH FMFtN
Miss Marion Helerick, "a child
nurse, who has been caring for the
infont son OF Wallace Dunn, will
leave for white Plains, N. y, this
week where she was formerly en-
ployod as a nurse, She was tend.
cred n farewell party by her girl
friends Mt the homo of her parents
last sunday and was presented with
" purse,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

lions by Miss Shirley Britton and
MISS Regina McGowan, solo by
Miss Virginia Bresson, and group
singing.
Marriage Intentions
Applications for marriaSe iiccn-
SEES were filed at the office of the
town clerk by the following:
Morton a. Leonard. Waterbury.
and Beatrice T.. O'Donnell GOA
Main street.
Egisto Maule. San Francisco, Cal.
and Mary Babra uckas. II Beech
wood avenue.
John Shakra. Winsted. and Ev-
eiyn Nasif. Winsted.
Golf season Opens
The 1894 golf season Will open
at the TorIrngton Country club this
morning with two events 90 the
program. 4 large number Of en-
tries fl expected In each event.
4 flag tournament Will be played
this morning and mixed fourson,e h
with players selecting their own
partners. scheduled for this after
noon.
Griggs Funeral Yesterday
The funeral OF Mrs. Candace
Kellogg Griggs. aged I0i. was held
from the home OF her daughter
Mrs. ". w. Adj. i20 Field street
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. q. Homer Lane. pastor oi
Center Congregational church. OH.
ciatcd. assisted by the Rev. Grace
Il. Kellogg OF Ncpaug.
Tnterment was In the Baskerville
cemetery. The bearers were How
ard Kellogg. Robert Taft. john
TAwtOD ana Orvis TAFT.
HOnOred OD Anniversary
REV. John y. KowBlski. pastor oil
50. Mnry'a Polish church. wes hon.
Ord af a banquet given Mondn,
evening IN observance Of the goth
Anniversary OF his ordination "
the priesthood. Out-of-s0wn guests
were present from Terryvilie. New
Britain. Hartford and southinEton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Miss Mildred Florlan, daughter
OF Mrs Clara Flortan OF HIN
street, n student ut Boston College,
In spending n few days nj her home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
E q. Hotchklss Recovering

Edward q, Hotchkiss OF Elm
street, who underwent an opera.
tion at the Waterbury hospital last
week In reported to he improving
and expects to be home IN two
weeks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
Picnic Held

Picnic Held
Members of tho II, y, Llederkrany
Society ind their families viii
gather at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Adolph Petkes this afternoon TO
hold the first picnic TO be given by
tho society this season. a program
Of sports has been arranged. SUP.
por will be erved. The president
of tho society. Alfred Wehrlc, IL
chairman of tho committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
70 Receive &c. Degree

Miss Margaret x, Morris, daugh'
ter Of Mrs Julia q. Morris OF Bos.
ton, Mass, u former resident, VIII
IRA duate and receive degree
from Boston College on June lSth'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Thomas Brown and his sister
Catherine Brown, of Bridgeport,
former well known residents, were
guests of local friends yesterday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Activity In the petroleum indus
try OF Trinidad Is much greater
than year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
TERRYVILLE
Iovtesuoudcnt. .. y. Nyan, - West Masn ~.
Irene McEnany Webs
Ansonia Man To-day
Couple Leave on Honeymoon to New Hampshire and
Vermont Airport Road Work Progresses

A pretty spring wedding took
place this morning at 1880 o'clock
In tho immaculate Conception
church when Miss frcno Frances
Mclcnany, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John McEnany OF Hillside PARK
was united In, marriage with lsalph
Greenwood OF AnSonla, son or Mrs
John Allen OF North stroot, An
sonia, with Rev Joseph Doggan,
pastor, celebrating the nuptiai high
mass.
Miss Helen Dougolla OF Forest
Vile was maid Of honor while John
Allen, brother OF the groom was
hest man. Tho bride was attlred
In u gown OF pink Spanish lace
and hat mad accessories 10 match,
She carried n bouquet OF white
roses and baby heather. The
bridesmaid wore n gown OF yellow
Muslin dc Solo with accessories 70
match and carried u bouquet or
Tallsman roses. Following tho
wedding a reception for the men,
bors OF tho immediate families was
held at the homo OF tho bride.
Tho bride was educated In tho
local schools and IL u graduate OF
tho Terryville high school. She Ia
now employed In tho Office of the
New Departure Manufacturing
company In Bristol The groom
was educated In tho schools Of
Plattsburg, N. y, and " employed
In tho trucking business.
The couple left later In tho day
for a wedding trip which will take
them 10 Piattsburg, N. y, and Yer
mont. Tho bride was attircd In q
white swagger suit IN travelling.
Following n wedding trip thu
couple win reside ut the home Of
the brides parents on Hillside
Park,
Guests were present from Thorn
aston, New York, New Haven, An
sonia and Hartford.
Airport Project
Work on the road leading from
Plymouth TO the airport IL pro-
grcsslng nicely, but II Ia almost I'M
passabie In any places. However
splendid road In now being con,
structed and when II Ia completed
should be one Of the finest In the
town.
According 10 present plans tho
airport will be completed In about
six weeks or 70, nut IL VIII take un'
IN tho fall TO finish the road Job
Tho road from Plymouth center
vii ,lbo about three. miles IN length
to the airport and from the porI
to the Groystone road about n mile
Tho development Of the airpor,
and road viii mean more than O
place for airplanes 10 land and Q
highway from the community. Il
expected to help considerable II
developing the property, which Il
among the pretticst In the town.
Due to the several attractive
ponds In that section and the large
amount Of wood land, II Is expected
TO prove 70 be real summer re.
sort and probably lead to the build
Ing of many beautiful homes
II Is estimated that the cost o.
the airport and road will run II
the noighborhood Of 100000 but
those who arc familiar with the de-
volopment are convinced that THU
will prove to he n very fine invest
ment for the country and commun
ity.
Work on the road has been pro
crossing rather slowly due to tn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

SOLDIERS GRAVES
DECORATED TODAY
Able Booths New Haven
Team Play Kaceys
This Afternoon

Memorial Day was fittlngly OBJ
served IN Thomaston. There was
"a street parade this morning and
memorial exercises were held al
the Hillside cemetery, and the
graves OF the soldiers aud sailors
were decorated by the school chit
dren and veterans, This Afternoon
the baseball attraction was ..lhse
Booth Chevics from New Haven
who came here for game with the
Kuceys on the Plume q Atwood
field,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

WATERBURY MEN
FACELOCAL COURT
Brass City Pair, Accused
Of Passing Stop Signs,
Discharged

The regular court session was
held Monday evening In town
hall before Justice William &. Hun.
gerford. Eleven case were heard
for passing stop signs, two Of
which we're discharged.
Tho following were charged with
passing signs and the cases were
nollcd on payment OF costs OF s..
Rolla Sabine, Migeon avenue, Tor
rington: Felix Mlnelli, North Elm
street, Torrlngton: Henry Stcttbac-
her. Waterbury; Joseph Parrello,
Camp street, Thomaston; Eliza.
beth Marion, Rauel Dumas and
Edna Becker. william Baldwin and
Leon Mitchell had the cases dis
charged.
A session OF tho Juvenile court
was held before Justice Hunger
ford. Ten boys charged with
breaking and entering property
owned by Michael Rose OF Oakville,
were ordered to return all prop
erty taken.
william Shannon, Jr., son OF Mr.
and Mrs William Shannon 0i
Woodruff avenue, was painfully In
jured Monday when he fell from
n tree. He was treated Mt the Wa.
terbury hospital for fractures OF the
right wrist and elbow.
The Princeton A. e. will play the
Waterbury A. G. today at 1880 U,
Hemlnway Held. Pichetto will pitch
| for Princeton, and Dunn will pitch
for waterbury.
The Waterfront and Terryvillt
debating teams met last evening
THE topic was "Resolved: That the
United states should adopt q system
OF radio contact similar to that oil
Great Britain. Tho local affirma.
tive lost to the Tcriyville negative
In WATERFOWL and the WATERFOWL
negative won from the Tcrryvillt
affirmative In Terryville.
Members OF tho local affirmative
were Herbert Scott Smith and
Mis- Evelyn Copeland and In Ter
ryville negative were Miss Hide
Peterson and Walter Kdyeski. The
local negative. team was composed
OF Miss Betty Lynn and Ellsworth
Mason and the Torryville affirma
tive included Miss Mary Blum ond
Miss Dorothy johnson.
Tho judges In Watortown were
Ernest Lake, coach OF the debat'
In gteam In Lltchhold, Rev Clar'
ence Wells, pastor of tho Congro'
gational church and Postmaster
John V. Abbott.
Arthur Hickox was chairman oil
tho debate and John Evans time
Keeper
Virginia Atwood, daughter or MI
and Mrs Henry Atwood OF Prospect
street Ia visiting relatives In New
Jersey for month.
The public and parochlal schools
were closed today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
school Closed To-day

school Closed To-day
The public school closed Tues
day for Decoration Day and viii
open again on next Monday morn
Ing, The Thomaston High school
ball team played tho WATERFOWL
High school IN WATERFOWL Tues
day afternoon, The game was
held up until four o'clock to give
the school children n chance W
attend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

william Shannon, Jr., son OF Mr.
and Mrs william Shannon OF
Woodruff avenue, was painfully In
jured Monday when he fell from
tree. He was treated at the Wa.
terbury hospital for fractures OF the
right wrist and elbow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30
Impressive Parade
Showing Uniformed
Marchers Features
Firemen and Police Take Part in Holiday Turnout;
Taps, Rifle Shots End PrOgram-William Mordus
Dies - Housing QuestOnnares Returned
NAUCATUCK

VIM . aas.er Correspondent PhOnc Nauen,utt s's.s i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Miss Catherine CailR OF Danvers,
Mass, Ii the guest OF her sister,
Mrs Joseph Fecney, and Mr. Fee.
new Of Cornwall avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

The Princeton A. e. will play the
Waterbury A. G. today at 1880 at
Hemlnway field. Pichetto will pitch
for Princeton, and Dunn will pitch
for Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Virginia Atwood, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs Henry Atwood OF Prospect
street IL visiting relatives In New
Jersey for u month.
The public and parochlal schools
were closed today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-30

Eari Atwood. son Of Mr. aud Mrs
William Atwood of Orchard street
has completed the five-yeaF. course
OF study at Northeastern university
Tn Boston. Mass. and will grndu-
ate June 18th With the v. >. de-
cree In Industrial Engineering. lie
has accepted . position with the
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
Ell PROBLEMA FERROVIA.
RIO ESPANOL

Madrid, abril 6.-Sigue pen
diente de la resolution de las
Cortes ell proyecto de aumentar
las tarifas ferroviariaS, base
del problema ferroviario espa-
mol.
Ell gobierno ha dicho que Sc
propone hacer un estudio def
nitivo de la coordination del
el t%ransporte por c%arretera, de
g~anizandolo conjuntamente con
Iel tranSporte pc carretera, de
modo que el primer service
pueda recobrar la flcxibilidad
reconocida ror la ley de conce-
stones y por ell Estatuto.
Viene rumOrandose que ell go
bierno desea un aumento de
Is por ciento, pero que Sc Iimi-
taria a - por ciento o menos.
Ell gobiernO aparece respon-
sable por ell aumento en- los gas
toS en- los ferrocarriles, aumen
tos que Sc hicierOn sin que ell
pals Sc desc cuenta de ellos.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06

ion no pueden hacer dinero, y
yodo 10 que ellos persiguen es
hacer dinero facil'.
Frank Pinello, acusado de te-
.Aer una maquina de jugar, fu6
multado aver en- $50. Ell aboga
do Joe Spicola trat6 de probal
que esa clase de maquinas nc
pertenece al equipo de juegO
prohibido.
Multa de $500 Sc impuso a
Pedro Ruiz, dueno de una casa
de juego, y de $500 "a Jose
Diaz.
Fueron absueltos c. BIOS, Pc
dro Pardo, Tony Consagra A,
Molina, Manuel MARTINEZ, JUS
to Delgado, Mathew Richard
son, Bryant Dudley, Fernando
Shevaree, Manuel Lopez, Enri-
que Sterdy, Frank Diaz Geor-
ge Martin, William Mosley, F.
NINA Smith, Alberta Smith, Jo-
Sc Lopez, Frank Capelo, L. Ha
rrys, S. Moutano, Enriqueta
Y Josefina Moore
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
DE ESPANA
LOS GUARDIAS MUNICIPAL
LES NO SIN
DICATO.

Madrid, abril g Los guar
ldiaS municipales de Oviedo han
deSistido de formar un Sindica-
80 por haberse opuesto ell alcal
de y ell gobernador a que CRU
pos integrantes de las fuerzaS
de Orden Publico pertenezcan a
gremioS obreros.
Dcfendieron los sacialistas la
sindicaci6n de los guardias, di-
S0ciedad que trataba de orga-
por ser empleadoS municipalities.
pero los otrCs grupos Sc opusie-
ron.
La Municipal" Sc llama la
sociedad que trababa de orga-
niZar a los guardias.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
~ENCONTRADO Ell ID
YER DE UN ANCIANO

Corona, abril EN- las in
mediaciones de Santa Coloma
de Farnes, las autoridades en-
contraron ell cadaver del amelia
no Salvador Rabaseda. de 60 "a
nos, que habia desaparecido de
.Su domicilio.
Recientemente Rabaseda qui
SO ahorcarse. pero Sc rompi6 la
rama del arbol, jurando enton,
ces que de todas maneras Sc ma
taria.
Es la tercera persona de su
familia que muere por suicide.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06

A pesar de que la mayoria de
los jugadoreS y "banqueros" a.
rrestados en- las ultima sema-
mas han sido. absueltos en- la cor
tie de policia, por falta de prue-
has, ell jefe Logan manifesto a.
yer que continuara su campana
contra ell jueqo prohibido.
"Los hombres a mis- 6rdenes
realizan un trabajo diffcil, pc
70 20 opino que estan descar
gande oportunos golpes. La
"frajEnidad del juego" esta su
frienuo las consequences.
"Bajo la continue persecu
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
PIDE Sc
APRUEBE Ell FROYECTO
COMMANDO Ell MERCA-
DO DE VALORES

Washington abril 6.-SamueI
Untermayer, ell famoso abogado
neoyorquino, dijo aver ante el
comit6 bancario del senado que
el prcyecto de ley dominando Ell
mercado de valores debe ser
aprobado, 81 quiere evitarse al
go parecido a Una catastrofe.
Con la energia que c~aracte-
RIA sus actos, solicit6 Inter
mayer la aprobaci6n de enmien
das removiendo alguna resthic-
La gaceta., 1934-04-06

so al tacto del presidente Ola
"a Herrera, que reeientemente
entrego ell poder al ST.. Lopez.
En- tieStaS verificadas por el
nuevo gobierno Sc ha viSto al
obisfo Perdene y a d~istingui-
das perSonalidades cat6licas.
La atm6Sfera de cordialidad
SegUira desarrollandose sobre
la base de independence de los
poderes civil y ecclesiastical y ale
jamiento esp%ontaneo Y volunta-
rio de este dltimo de las luchas
politicaS.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06

,Exnertos de Pittsburgh Sc er
cuentran en- Tampa ins+alandc
la nueva maqainaria de Il Sou,
hern Brewing Compare, Que
pondra a la venta su cerveza ne
despues del dia primero de iuIiC
Los primeros carros de mate.
riales llegaron la semana pasa,
da y los trabajos Sc verificar
bajo la direction del Sr, Neil
H. Mckay, director de contra
tos de la compania Blaw ,Konx
de Pittsburgh.
A juicio del Sr. Mckay, Tam
pa, es ell centro del mayor me-
cado potential de cerveza en- 9
Sur.
La nueva fabrica tendra una
c2pacidzd media de 10000 ba
rifles al ano, pudiendo produciI
hasta 100000 barriles.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
LA SOIUCION DEL PRO
ELENA RELIGIOSO EN-
COLOMBIA

Madrid, abril g. FL minis
tro de Espana en- Colombia in
forma que ell nuevo presidente
de esa Repdblica, Sr. Alfonso
Lopez, ha disipado los temOres
difundidos por sus enemigos pc
liticcs, de persecuciones al Gle
ro cat6lico.
Los grup"s liberales y conser
Wadores en- csc pals atribuyen
la seduction del problema religio
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
BROACH ANUNCIO So CAN
DIDATURA

Ell CONCEAL H. B. Breach, ur
vecino de Seminole Heigth, a
nunci6 aver su candidatura a
comisionado del condado, por e.
distrito Mum. 3.
Breach dice que la exrerien
cia obtenida en- ell ayuntamien
to lie capacita debidamente pa
ra csc cargo.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
ESTACION WDAE

A las 5:15, Dick Messner. or
questa; 600, H. V. Kalten-
born; $40, Gene y Charlie ;
$50, Nick Lucas; 700, Myrt y
Marge; 7:15, Jim Fettis, or
questa; 10:45, Skit; II 100 Edit
Murray, canciones; II Is, No
ticias de Prensa por la Radio;
II 20, Isham Jones, orqUesta
II as, Henry Busse, orquesta.
La gaceta., 1934-04-06

clones y aunmentando los pode-
res dlScrecionales de los grupos
regulatorioS.
Demos a esta ley la mejor
La gaceta., 1934-04-06

forma possible, pero no dejemos
: agrobarla, porque contra
ella Sc ha dirigido vici9sa pro
paganda."
La gaceta., 1934-04-06
UN MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORES

FL anuncio modeno tlene tanto interes como un
artculo de poitlca, SOCIOLOGICAL O cualquier otro tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas veces listed encuen-
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesita.
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que puede cumpGr y sempre cumple 10 que ofrece, por-
que sabe que el pubico lee los anuncios y exige Ell cum
pimiento de 10 anunciado.
Leyendo un anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
mas bajos que rigen en- el mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubGca la
propaganda y al penodico que la imprime.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de ellos hay pa
ra listed cosas muy convenientes.
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNCIOS DE
LA GACETA
1903 Ia. Avenida. Telefono 1882
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