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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17

An order to oshow cause why Mrs Hazel o. Lathrop Of Oakville should not be held in contempt of court for failing to comply with Q superior court decision, was issued today by Judge Frederick M. Peas Icy at a chamber hearing in the local superior court. An unusual situation has developed, it was learned today, from the divorce suit brought by Mrs Lathrop against George W. Lathrop, in- structor in the state trade school in Meriden.
 The divorce was heard by Judge Arthur F. Ells in the Litchfield superior court during the spring. He found the issues for the hus-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
FULTON

The Volley ball league for men and women will begin play this week at Fulton park, under the direction of Supervisor Joseph Burns. MT Burns will also direct the junior dramatics held this morning and Thursday morning.
 A doll show will be held Thurs oay afternoon under the direction or Misses Anna McMahon and Kav Deeley. Prizes will be awarded to the largest, smallest, oldest and prettlest dolls, and favors will be distributed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
City MDentors
 Receiue Patents

Several men from Waterbury and vicinity are named on the liss of new patents issued today from the United States patent office. An- son w. Miner, assigned to the Wat erbury Brass Goods Corporation rights on a radio tube connectef- A fabricating machine for long stock was assigned by Joseph II. Roberts of this city to the F. E. Schuster company of New Haven. Elmer l.. Munson. of Naugatuck, assigned rights on a copper alley welding rod to the American Brass company of this city. gsf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Sloane w. Collins of Bridgeport and Mary E. Wallace of Bridge port.
 Eric Seastrand of 295 North Main street and Thera Malln or Bridgeport.
 Albert Mucci of 33 North Elm street and Mary F. Battelli of 2l4 Washington street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17
FULL WEATHER REPORT

Boston. July 17-tUP)-weather forecast: Massachusetts and Rhode Island-- Fair toniget and Wednesday. Little change In tempe ature. Connecticut -. sair tonight and Wednesday,, with little change in temperature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-17

converted into a trench during the World war the es-Commines Canal in Belgium is to be used as canal again.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. It Is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered TO adver-
tisers on presentation Of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
PRE-scHoaoILi oaoIifT.s PTAY GROUP.

PPEEEcSCEooL PLAY GROUP.
oUv,ERLOOKMG ROCK, CREEK. PARK.
model squipment. outdoor activities: hours
ski9 to e h9t ks1Ts5 ainns5S tr,nsPortstaon IS
WANTED-YOUNG WOMAN NOT OVER
80 to share housekeeping apt; waking
80 70 snare housekeeping apt. with others;
gI46 waI6inS Go6at distance: very reasonable. pr.
BEDBUG AND ROACH ExTERMTNATOR
nnn ua1hSnteed am mixs9se; o9; can anytime. leave
YOUNG GIRL WILL SHARE PRIVATE
girls girls; reas. Address Box 12e-V. Star
RsMiyase RMeasen hs%si sFsi Chevy Chase; reasonable
EXP. NURSE OFFERING MOTHERS
care. win board infant or young child.
SeTsennsd n porch; large shady yard.
M2 EoR sosa FREE S,,r RADLo s.l1lso ADvIcE CALL
snts,S sadvise go, you regardins the trouble. abso-
WOMEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
home So ESDsrisncsd. licensed ySET physician. HHn
OFFER FIVE DOLLARS FOR BEST TIP
on o. INC noo6iss unusual diversions and amuse-
Or for tip on thrilling ADVENTURES '1tsii toii
eeped &ddress soE ssS.9 s:sr pSs oc.
at special prices durins Aug. and Sept.
asoosSo 11th st. NV, Apt. 54. Phone pf
L0yELY IsIIG y HONE HONE ~ y sQBgRBs FOR IN
S1I Sali afternoons. 20 Marion St, Hyatts-
RUTH. MoLLoHAN. 10II H ST NV,
openns Ws sept Mmf Ash .boT31R sI
opening week only End door. on biste bii%odsRs Ss5S.
erences. Address Box PAX. Star once.
BOYS. DUPONT CIRCLE SCHOOL. GIRLS.
1901 New Hampshire Ave. (1Sth & o..
boarding. Accredited teachers. Character
i,1 inuiloinE; cshsthenics, music. French. dane-
instrument which reads the cause Of rheu-
T. B. Columbia 1884
GRAD. NURSE CARES FOR ELDERLY,
seree rates rsas u asSts
FREE KNITTING. CROCHETTNG m
Structions. Sonya's Handcraft Studio. 1917
l4th st. NV. Given by Sonya Malacholf.
Art Department. We carry yarns and sup
plies: Opening Saturday. Aug Is, 1884.
residence phone. ADAMS 626S-W.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDER0ARTEN.
nursery; hour. day or week; $50 70 $50. so
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY,
there ts Lo need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to In.
ability to pay. high price. The Greater
W. w, Chambers Co. offers 9 complete
funeral cars and all. for as little as S76.
Worlds finest waterproof, airtiRhE guar.
anteed steel burial vault may be nad from
Chambers for SS5. In case Of death cali
the Greater W. W. Chambers Co, 14th,
corner Chaplin NV. co. 0432 Phone or
write your address. We will send you q
beautiful catalogue of how we do it
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method: results effective for q lifetime
or money back. Write for booklet; no
drugs or surgery DR.. SOMHfT@ WERC-,,
1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS.
LADY. SEMI-INVALID PAST MIDDLE
age. wishes bright room. near bath. in
refined home (no children). with proper
care and attention to diet: $50 a mo-
Address Box 453-V. Star ONCE. 1ps
REDUCNG-6 TREATS. S5: REMOVES
surplus fat in spots: results assured: cab
met bath. elec. treat. NO. 620s. 1913 Nst.
NURSE. IN NEW HOME, WILL CARE FOR
elderly and conyalescent persons. CLeve-
ROCKDALE SPRING INN.
ROCKYILLE-NORBEC RID.
FOR BETTER CHICKEN DINNERS,
Soc ana S1.25. Phone Rockville Al.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

APARTMENT house manager. refined. ca
pable. years experience: good references.
Write 1871 Duke ST.. Alexandra. Va. 2Qs
BOOKKEEPER. stenographer. experienced,
desired position; sa'ary secondary. Ad-
dress Box 65-X. Sta. ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
Statesmen.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED FAMILY. with some employ
ment, can have good quarters and 81
monthly for janitor work; small apart
ence and family. Address Box 3S9-V,
Star once.
COUPLE. cook and chauffeur. middle aged.
white. experienced: good references. Ad-
dress Box 41S-V. Star once. 20a
JANITOR-Basement quarters for clean,
honest. steady couple (no children) in ex-
change for light services; man must have
Job; references; both apply. 1717 De Sales.
WANTED-Pastry cook; must
be experienced. Apply superin-
tendent's office, fourth floor,
The S. Kann Sons Co., Monday,
after 5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
statesmen.

II you are looking for a soft spot
please do not answer this adver-
tisement.
If you are looking for real posi-
tion and have personality, tact,
initiation plus willingness to work
hard, we want you.
We demand a daily report on
leads secured by personal contact
which we furnish.
Drawing account against future
commissions can be arranged.
526 Woodward Building, Monday,
between 10 and II am.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
PERSONAL.

BOARD AND MOTHERS CARE FOR
Character training. Call Monday, GEorEiS
INvALTDs OR ooNVALESCENTs CARED
inss. ing " Best B'es care. ss saepheTd A ns5SeJ.
RHUPTUREEssEELEY,s RUPLURE EsTAg.
million cases in over Is years s' experience per @
No medicines. No surgery. No loss OF
on the average case. Write Tor free illus
M 10 SoPtS PHSkes psaFso1n snd easy esso III plan
LADY MARGARET SCHOOL OPEN
Takes children from 3 years Of sse. Hot
y. Telephone Adams 624e. ~
CLEVELAND PARK-DELIGHTFUL HOME
al year for ladies in once; car and bus.
GL. 4411.
BABY OR SMALL CHILD CARED FOR By
Shepherd 1886.
firSt floor. and use Of yard; 81. Thomas
e qo1S sa'Fss Star Hssft oc.D parishes Address BOX
WILL BOARD ONE OR TWO SMALL
children. Private home. No other chill
dren. Phone Clarendon 1856.
FAMILY NEEDS oCOAT AND SUIT,
regular; siris' s-10 Goa Goats su other tS Winter Wiz
csI address Box S0npGn 4o4T Star 81 p5iSe ofs: %
FlANO NSIHUCIION-AlL GRADES
Summer rates. Best method. Progress as.
sured. DIstrict 764S.
WHITE EXP. MAINTENANCE MAN WANTS
living quarters near school. or services for
st HddresE Ho4 ssR sear sniuT oes aouss
Crap: NURSE GIVES NURSING CARE
attention to diets. Reasonable rates.
Decatur 6416
CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTION.
Special rates, Progressive game every
FTi, m. 35c. 1722 10th st. NV. Apt.
SMALL EXCLUSIVE NURSING HOME
Tor elderly and semi-invalid persons: reg
istered nurse In charge. Phone Adams
9724-W.
WOMAN TEACHER WANTS COMFORT
ape uniurnlshed room with educated peo-
pie; will pay low rent, assist In home.
lend furnishings. teach languages. Adams
EMPLOYED WOMAN DESIRES ROOM
ana board In private home and care for
Columbia 6o6S.
Evening star., 1934-08-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CHEAP TRANSp CHICAGO.
all points: tickets. RELIABLE TRAVEL
BUREAU. 1101 14th NV. ME. 7411. 21s
REFINED COUPLE MOTORING 10 BOS-
ton and Portsmouth, N H., Sept. /; can
take two Address Box 291-V. Star once.
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS VIA CHI
caso on Sept. !; room for three. r. 8.
ANDERSON Shepherd 3096-J.
PARTY DESIRES PASSENGERS 70 JACK
sonville. III. or points en- route September
1st. DI. 0761.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANSPORTA-
tion 10 Nebraska and return. Assist driv-
ing. share expenses. References. WI. 40S3.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. NTERMEDIATH
points, new ear. experienced driver; Sept
j; room for four; name own price. GEorgi@
(Continued on Next PaEe.l
Evening star., 1934-08-19
HELP--MEN.
MEN
Conference By Invitation.

Object-Immediate Employment.
IMMEDIATE WORK will be provided
for so men fwhite) in Washington, d. c..
and nearby D. C. and virginia and Mary
land points by strong corporation.
Men will be selected on basis of COM
plete yillingness 70 work. and to adopt
men succeed in our business We have
to be convinced that the men selected
will stick through" the early days while
the .newness lasts. Prefer married men
25 to 45-with good records in past en-
ployment and who have car We can use
men from any trade or business II they
are men of character. clean-cut appear
ance. and willing to work hard. MUST
BE READY FOR IMMEDIATE EMPLOY
MENT. While learning men must be sat-
isfied on earnings of around S3S to $50
per week, with substantial increase as ex-
perience increases. Earnings should be-
gin this week.
We are not interested in men with
speciality selling experience.
For men who can qualify. an interview
will be. granted by an expert consultant
on their employment problems; tomorrow
morning-Monday. August Goth. at 9:30
o'clock, in the Blue Room. Hamilton
Hotel. The interview will require at least
all the nnrninR
Evening star., 1934-08-19
WANTED-MEN FOR LOCAL
WORK

WAN ELM I'm FOK LOCAL
WORK.
am authorized by the MANAGEMENT OF
a large corporation, with general of1ces at
500 Fifth ave, New York City, to employ
several men for special work in Washing
ton. D. C.
The company operates large factory
in Old Greenwich. Conn, and permanent
factory branch in this city.
The men selected must have practical
knowledge Of tools, must be active and
II viii be necessary to furnish reliable
references. Apply Monday am. 9:30 to
1890, 201 Denrike Building, 1010 VT.
MATCHMAKER - PERMA-
NENT E NJ 10y NJ E N T ;
STATE EXPERIENCE AND
NATIONALITY. ADDRESS
BOX SIX. STAR OFFICE.
AUTO statesmen. ,
Three for our new car sales, one
for used cars. Experienced pre-
ferred, but not essential. Gener-
Gus commissions, drawing ac-
count, fullest cooperation. See
Mr.. Cuppet. Stohlman Chevrolet.
Direct Factory Dealers. 1907 M
st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

Bookkeeper-S -Stenographer
By real estate builder. Address BOX 456-V,
Star ONCE. 19.
SALES MANAGER wanted for sales
force with utility experience and expert
ence in selling gas appliances, kitchen
equipment and house heating, He must
have the ability to handle the building
of sales force who must do house-to-
house canvassing and he must build a
cooperative sales force. Many prospect
cards are furnished by the store.
Potential possibilities for a sales man
ager are that Richmond has 81, 900 gas
meters and $50 900 population.
Compensation: Salary plus commission
from his sales force.
Apply TO J. G. Kobe, W. Grace ST.,
Richmond Va
Evening star., 1934-08-19

SALESWOMEN.
We have vacancies on our
contingent force, in our ready
to-wear and accessories depts.
Applicants must have had ex-
perience in a high-type store.
Successful applicants may OBJ
tain regular employment. State
full particulars in first letter.
Address Box 22o-V, Star office.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

BUSINESS EXPANDING.
few well-dressed men. over 30, will
be selected for permanent. dignified work.
Sales department. local corporation; no
peddling or sampling. Experience unneces-
sary. Good pay. Address Box 465-V,
Star nf7ice
Evening star., 1934-08-19
sITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. refined. educated. wish position
as resident manager or caretaker. IL yrs
experience. best reference: husband en-
ployed. Address Box l0-X. Star ONCE.
COUPLE. colored, desires janitor's Job
with living quarters; best reference. Call
PO. 2SS7-J.
COUPLE. experienced reliable, handy with
toojs. care of apt. home, exchange for hv-
ing quarters; references. AT. 1155-J. 19'
chambermaid and waitress; husband
chauffeur; city references. Call LI.2S76-J.
2O'
WHITE COUPLE. sober, experienced chauf
references Address Box 327-V. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

RIVER-SALESMAN for laundry route
S25 q week to start. In reply state age.
education list of employers for last five
years. If married or single. Must be able
to furnish $50 cash bond. Address Box
W Star office
Evening star., 1934-08-19

CONTINUED on Next Psse.I
Evening star., 1934-08-19

Sell Christmas cards full or spare time.
Nc experience needed. Show friends,
neighbors finest Christmas cards priced
unusually low. Tenth anniversary values
in personal Christmas cards: Brand-new
designs Also show special Christmas card
box assts. All-parchment and all-etching
boxes sell for 81. All-pearlee asst, 81 %.
Gift wrappings and everyday greetings
asst ST, Liberal commissions. We pay
postage. Samples sent on approval. State
Ii have sold Christmas cards before.
WETMORE & SUGDEN. NC.
Evening star., 1934-08-19

PIANO 10 LOAN FOR STORAGE; REF
erenees. Address Box 24-X, Star once.
BOYS. DUPONT CIRCLE SCHOOL. GIRLS.
1901 New Hampshire Ave, USth q on
school grades, kindergarten. Day and
boarding. Accredited teachers. Character
building, calisthenics. music French daTic-
ing. North 6244. CataloR
Evening star., 1934-08-19

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE.
Big commissions spare time selling per-
sonal Christmas cards. embossed station
cry; 1000 profit selling beautiful II all
folder S. assortment; newest parchments,
mother-pearls. cameo ensravines. .silhou.
cites. metallic seals. gold. silver inserts;
also gift wrapping etching. new. humor-
Gus, religious and everyday sssortments;
extra bonuses; We pay postage; write Tor
personal album and sample 21.box on ap-
proval. Wallace Brown. Inc. 225 5th ave..
Dept WS, New York.
Evening star., 1934-12-18
"DICK WHITTINGT0N"
is CHRISTMAS PLAY
Children's Theater to Bring Pop
ular English Drama Here
During Holiday.


"Dick Wilmington and His Cat" is
the choice Of the Children's Theater
of New York for its Christmas pres
entation at the National Theater,
Friday morning, December %.
The legend Of Dick Wilmington is
the most popular of English Christ
mas plays-the story Of the little
country boy who thought London's
streets were paved with gold, and
who, through the aid Of his cat, rose
from poverty to wealth and high
honor, but who never forgot to re-
member London's poor.
While the spirit of Dick Whiting
ton cannot fail to inStiu in tho for
tunate youngsters who see the play.
something of the benefcence of Lon
don's favorite Lord Mayor, at the
same time it is a grand comedy, pos
sessing genuine humor of line, situa-
ton and character. It Is the perfect
Christmas entertainment.
This is the third in the series Of
six plays which the Children's Thea
ter Of New York is presenting in
Washington this season, under the
sponsorship Of the Women's Interna-
tional League. Tickets are on sale
at the league, the National Theater,
the Willard Hotel, T. Arthur Smith
and Mrs. Dorsey's Concert Bureau.
Evening star., 1934-12-18
CITIZENS PROFFER
TRAFFIC PROGRAM
Lincoln Park Association
Offers 12-Point Plan to
Peoples Counsel.

Striving to assist police officials In
their campaign against traffic viola
tors, the Executive Committee Of the
Lincoln Park Citizens Association last
night drew up 12-point traffic pro-
gram and presented it TO Peoples
Counsel William A. Roberts, who was
at the meeting, held in the Bryan
School
Charles C. Gillikin, chairman of
the Public Utilities Committee, pre-
sented the resolution. The program
presented to MIR. Roberts was as
follows:
Auto Inspection Advocated.
That the Commissioners be given full
power to regulate traffic laws; that q
ban be placed on the fixing of
tickets" where accidents occur; that
police personnel be increased; that all
automobiles be inspected; that q law
for the control of reckless and finan-
cially irresponsible motorists be passed
by Congress; that an investigation be
made of court handling Of all traffic
cases; that the laws be amended so
the driver of an automobile whose
car injuries any one at an intersection
be charged with intent to kill; that
parking be prohibited within "a feet
of any congested intersection; that a
study shall be made of the speed
limits; that drivers under the fnf1u-
ence Of liquor be given full penalties
that thorough study of street light
ing be made, and Endorsement Of the
proposed municipal garage.
Mr.. Roberts assured the associa-
ton he would cooperate. He also
outlined the present telephone sys.
TEN, and the method to be used ir
distributing the 10 per cent refund
to the subscribers, and discussed the
gas and power situation in the
District.
Secret Committee Favored.
A resolution, presented by JOSEPH
L. Gammen, chairman Of the Law!
and Legislation Committee. to ap.
point five members to serve on &
Secret Vigilance Committee to figh
crime in the Lincoln Park area, wa!
unanimously adopted. John P
Kern, president, announced that hs
The group went on record as IA
voring the proposed financial re-
sponsibility law for taxicab operators
The association also voted to joir
the Northeast Conference Of Citi.
zens' Associations and to send thret
delegates to represent them at the
meetings. Mr.. Gammen explained
the association was made up OF
members from both the Northeast
and Southeast sections and having
Joined the Southeast Council of Citi-
zens' Associations few months age
it was for the betterment OF the
association to join the Northeast Con-
ference because the members OF the
association were interested in prob
lens from both sections.
Alfred D. Calvert, r. Blaine and
J. T. Albers were appointed as dele
gates to the Northeast Conference.
Evening star., 1934-12-18
JURY TRIAL ASKED
ON GAMING CHARGE
Arrest Of Several Expected After
Finding Numbers Book
During Raid.

Dexter Downey, A, charged with
permitting gaming Saturday after q
raid by Lieut.. George Little's vice
SQUAD on an establishment in the
500 block of Sixth street, pleaded not
guilty and demanded jury trial yes
terday when arraigned before Police
Court Judge Ralph Given. He was
released on $500 bail pending trial at
q date to be set later.
Only one alleged numbers book was
found at the time Of the raid, Lieut.
Little declared. He said, however
that q number Of the little fellows
would be arrested before the drive
was halted.
Evening star., 1934-12-18
BELGIUM CUTS DOLE
BY $50, 900, 900 FRANCS
"Slackers" Who Turn Down Any
Job Will Be Denied All Rights
to Relief Funds.

By the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, December 1s-The
government has issued a decree cut
ting the 1885 dole for unemployed
Belgians by 350 100000 francs, and
bluntly told the jobless that refusal
to accept any work offered would
mean no pay at all.
"Siackers" who refuse offered jobs
from now on, either from official
agencies or private concerns, win lose
all right to relief funds.
The dole In 1884 totaled CSC, ,00o.-
600 francs,
Evening star., 1934-12-18
CUBAN PROBE HINTED
Embassy Here May Investigate
Stories Injuring Markets.

HAVANA, December 10 P-The
newspaper Avance last night said
Julio B. FORBADE, president Of the
Havana Stock Exchange, had con-
ferred with Secretary Of the Interior
Raul de Cardenas in regard to base
less 'alarmist" newspaper stories be-
ing sent out Of Cuba.
The newspaper said ut Is possible
that an investigation will be made
through the Cuban Embassy In WASH
mgton to learn the origin Of such
stories which cause so much alarm
In the markets of Cuban securities. /"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-10-04
PAGE FIFTEEN
(Sept. 20 Oct. ~
)ER LIMITING TIME TO FL

(Sept. 20-Oct. ~
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILR
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING
THEREON.
Estate Of Margaret Prescott.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, IS. IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Mar
garet Prescott, Decedent.
Letters of Administration this day
having been granted to C. ]. Mealey;
1T is ORDERED. That the time
within which all creditors Of the
above named decedent may present
claims against her estate in this
court, be, and the same hereby is,
limited to six months from and after
the date hereof; and that Monday,
the LIST day of April, 1895, at 10
o'clock q. M, in the Probate Court
Rooms at the Court House in the City
of Redwood Falls in said County, be,
and the same hereby is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in The Red
wood Gazette, as provided by law.
Dated September 18th, 1884.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
(Court Seal) Judge Of Probate
Leon III. Brown,
Attorney for Petitioner. 12-3ts-