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The Washington times., 1935-01-11

SGreeC DOOm Gays, WIN CLlS 1dSG
two scenes set during the past
year.
This will be the first time, ex-
cept for her shorter character
sketches, that Miss Skinner has
undertaken an American subject
for one of her solo-dramaS, and
one which is solely the product
of her own imagination. Hereto
fore, in her plays for a single
actress, she has woven her plot
around actual historic epochS and
characters.
Breen Aids Producers
Joe Breen, Hollyfood censor for
the Will Hays office, thumbed a
100000 offer from Universal to
come over and supervise its story
department. Mr.. Hays flew out
West and succeeded in getting his
first lieutenant to stay for at least
another year.
Producers are beginning to dis
cover that Mr.. Breen cannot only
keep the reformers quiet but can
actually save them money with
his suggestions. For instance, Va
riety reports as follows:
A company finished a picture
and Breen says "nO." Film had
a couple of crooks getting away
with. veritable murder and then
leaving on a boat for Europe
with the Swag and assurance Of
happy days on the Riviera. "But
you can't do that" Breen told
the producers. "You can't make
crime popular, the crooks must
be punished"
A few days later the producer
delivered an amendment to the
script in the form of a sequence
whereby the crooks are caught
and sent to Jail. Sets involved
and cast necessary for the new
scenes would entail around
$4,000.
"Why not do it this way?"
suggested Breen. Gust one small
scene of a police chief sitting
at a desk. He orders a telegram
sent to Scotland Yard to meet
the boat when it docks at
Southampton and fade your pic.
ture on that line"
That was done. Crime was
punished. The refOrmerS were
satisfied. 1t cost the studio $l35
instead of $1,000.
Mort Downey Here
Audrey Sieber made such a hit
as a songbird at the Earle the
past week she is taking vocal
lessons and hopes to induce
Mons. Payette to let her sing
more. Mrs. Robert Whitney I'm
brie held a reception and supper
for the Irish Players at her Six
teenth Street home last night
following the performance of
Juno and the Paycock" . Nor
ton Downey will be in town to-
night for The Times dinner and
pre-view opening of the auto
mobile show. Likewise Bill Corum,
Bugs Baer and other New York
columnists, William Randolph
Hearst, jr., John Hearst and a
distinguished group of locals.
Attorney General Cummings and
Postmaster General Farley will
be the principal speakers. will
MorriSey's musical comedy troupe
stranded in Richmond Va, but
the producer managed to get his
entertainers into Washington on
a laundry truck. Ed Hurley, the
ballyhoo man, will stay here to
do publicity.
The Washington times., 1935-01-11

In New York the movies complaining that the trial at
Femington keeping heaergoers home reading the latest
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testimony. That's not true in
Washington, with the gross tax
ings for the downtown theaters
the past fortnight we'll up in the
profit brackets.
Warner Brothers Play
Warner Brothers cash backs
''Three Men on a Horse" the
new play due at the National
Theater January 81. SO eventu-
ally you may expect to see this
one on the screen.
Paramount has bought "Any-
thing Goes" the biggest Broad
way musical hit, and Bing Crosby
will warble You're the Top"
from the screen next season.
To the Ladies
Variety Club is inviting the
ladies to join in the fun at the
Monday night smoker. In fact,
Variety Club thinks so highly of
the ladies that wives and sweet
hearts, sisters, ETC., of the Bar
kers have been invited to form
o ladies' branch.
They will be permitted to use
the Willard Hotel headquarters
and the annual dues will be only
IS cents. What a bargain for
the girls!
Miss SINNERS Play
Charles Warren McClintock,
who will be Bucky Harris chief
grandstand manager next sum-
mer, forwards the following about
Cornelia Otis Skinner, now in
The Washington times., 1935-01-11
N0NHPEcc cEEe A/II P0GEPc 1.-The Co
InCa

The County Chairman" Is Screened
In Caucus Room at the Capitol
The Washington times., 1935-01-11
Has Never
PLAYED Real Beautv

Conchita Montenegro, appearing
with Warner Baxter in Hell in
the Heavens" won her first two
film contracts as a result of new
bathing suit she wore at Biarritz.
But all the same she has never
played a bathing beauty on the
screen!
The Washington times., 1935-01-11
JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK
+ HH99IILiw; oG (; G'2T pt
By JIMMY STARR

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. 11-Hello. At Universal Carl
Laemme r has been upped to second vice president
charge of SIX superspec films to be made this year. the first
being "Show Boat and the second, 'Dracuas Daughter
Others will be announced later Carl Laemme will man.
age all the affairs of the studio Stanley Bergean remains
in his capacity associate producer.
The Washington times., 1935-01-11

as Swede as You Are. Charles
Bickford and Universal are dick.
ering over the formers story,
THE Wild Man" Twenty years
ago William Desmond was a star
on the lot which is now called
M.-G.-M. Yesterday he was play
ing a bit here in Naughty
Marietta
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M O V I r.
A'ACLOCK
WILL ROGERS in
"THE COUNTY CHAIR

EVA
WILL ROGERS in
"THE COUNTY CHAIR
MAN"
10:45 A. NJ, l 20, 20, 7 :O5,
9:55 P. NJ. Stage Shows
at 1925, 3 20, 6:10
8:55 P. M.
PALACE
SHIRLEY TEMPLE in
"BRIGHT EYES"
1:35 A. NJ, 1 :35, 1886, 5 40,
40, $40 P. NJ.
COLUMBIA
JOE MORRISON in
ZONE HOUR LATE"
1910, 2:O5, 4, :55, 80
9:45 P. M.
RKO KEITH's
GINGER ROGERS in
"ROMANCE IN MAN
HAITIAN"
II, ?; 4, 6, s, 10 P. NJ.
BING CROSBY in
''HERE is MY HEART"
10 A. NJ, :25, 2:5O, 5:15,
7:4O, 1910 P. M. Stage
Show at II 80 A. M, 2,
4:25, $50, 9:15 P. NJ.
METROPOLITAN
ANN DVORAK in
"MURDER IN THE
CLOUDS"
II A. NJ, -: 40, 2:3O, APO,
6:10, 8, 9:55 P. NJ.
HOWARD
LUIS Russell AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
2:40, 5 80, 9:O5 P. M. Fea-
ture picture at 12 80, 3 80,
7:05, 1910 P. M.
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Paramount Studios
To Star Fred Stone

Fred Stone. one of the grand
old veterans of the American
stage, has been signed by Para
mount studios. His first film
probably will be a story of the
Carolina Field Trials, "If You
Hunt With Old Don," by Thomas
F. West. Irvil S. Cobb wrote the
screen play. Stone at present is
in Florida, where the deal was
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Vice President Garner led the Senatorial
group and big delegation from the House
came over to see the unusual sight. 1t was
the first time that this dignified and stately
rendezvous of statesmen had been turned into
a movie theater.
sored the idea and claims the cowboy comic
for his State. At the conclusion of the screen
ing Senator Barkley of Kentucky suggested
his colleagues follow the Rogers advice, "Do
more viewing with alarm and pointing with
pride
"The County Chairman" opened today on
the movies are complaining that the trial at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
Four In Front Seat
Costly To Sautovasi
waterbury Fined oz2.76 iOf OveFsf0wdhg Car to Aea
c6nimoaate tifls4fwoO iilef i3fxss ely Men Fined
NAtjnATtJcK

|bgsf NiushfS6fs saiiae. hsAshed III.
t6t6es. bAb1 lima beAiiS. piiieantlle
ersaiii cheese sRiadl 5fafss Shtf-
EaShEA&l 81 MI. GkAilipt6Ai
ms filiiefSt bk george II! CfAf1bs!
tom fDFfif6t are eflief here tFii6 died
tuesday IL Norwood, HI l., wal
Held al / 6'Et6dk. iiete tfiiS after
Noon At ti1S Tdstie Memorial
chapel BdfiAi Was III Gf6vt etfass
HE b. i. RSSbsf G6MpsBt
tsitig eltb recently Contributed. stg
ii the Nau1&ttiek. Afhltliaiiee ftiiid
causing Ii e. reach & total 81 G40S.
More ffiah t6 s6dietiss liav9 e6ffl
tributed "a the fund thus far
O'CShh6f ef BfidEep6ft, fSfn7et
Nausattek RESIDENT are pleased To
hear ne has been chosen eflaiffiafi
OF the national convention 5f
Af1eficafi 19feetr6. Piatifis S6ciett
members to BE held III Bfideepcft
ff6ni JifiiA 10 to June IA. He VIII
als6 be the chairman IT the Mastet
Electro Piatefs convention Oii jiins
3 and 8. Mr. O'C0nfi6f IL d Nahsa.
Itiiek fiative.e He ir1ovea To the Pafii
city about 20 years ago.
The NauEatuck post. American
Legion, and Cfisader post, Vetet.
ans IL Foreign Wars have made iii
preparations for Their annual pop.
py sale " fiich viii start tomorrow
and end On Memorial day. DeFor-
est Hart viii have charge 81 the
|v. r. w. sale ana THOMAS Reyfi-
0lds will, head the committees III
charge OF the Legion sale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
eNow Ready, ..rHn PURITAN,

(Now Ready9 '"TTIE PURITAN
$3.50 Rooms Brand 1859
New Furniture
(1s Months to Pay)
After months of preparation, we
are happy to announce the first
showing of "The Puritan" 3 lovely
rooms Of furniture, consisting Of q
beautiful Bedroom, exquisite Liv-
ing Room and handsome Kitchen.
Dining Room may be had IL de-
sired for any other room at the
same price,. See 1t, and you'll buy
it. It's gorgeous. Now ready at the
Main Store.
ALBERTs FURNITURE co.
266-68-70-72-74 So. Main st,
Open Wed & Sat Ewes. WATERBURY,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

DfsTRlCT OF WATERBURY,. ss.
PROBATE, COURT. May 2eMd. 4.
p ls$k.. EsTATE IL JAMES r,
said bisfrict, deesassd. -.
c5 assR " rS SEsslIs ss;g,ashay. EssgE
cutof, by CARMODY, q TH0MS, its
Attofheys; praying that IL may be
authorized to mortgage, certain real
estate bsi0nkins 10 said Estate. as
ss.s;ss a r Il on file more fully
!. Ss5la HlE65 sTess Ms PP sbs yssa
bate Office A waterbary, " said
5. .s 1855. at &c 500 S;siSeE lii 4 the f5fe:
noon SStandard TiTsl and that no.
ties Re .Eixer OF the ,psndeney OF
place 81 Nearing thereon. BY pub
fishing this order, one time in some
ssia ip5Isstisf. aisS s., sissyinss. Viii
postage PREPAID .from waterbury, d
copy or tifis order to all parties tn
pnossss D6s siSinf wt ahSns ' On
or betofe the 2srd day Of May 1885.
'MsiXAduERirE N, sAHY..
5-2S-1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
LAMONlCA FINED
500 AND COSTS
Alleges Owner Of DistilIefy
Also Given Suspended
Jail Sentence
TORRiNGTON
Corresponds srii0Inss can
PHONE TOfrtn6i0D S446

Angelo Lamonica of 81 Wa1l
street, am alleged owner III d BIZ
illicit distiliefy which was tifS6v-
cred Id 4 garage at the Waii street
address last January, pleaded
guilty before Judge b. 8. Thomas
in the federal district c0uft. at
Hartford yesterday. He was fned
slice ana sentenced to sin months
imprisonment. Execution Of the
Jail term was suspended, how
ever; ana the accused. was rs.
leased On probation for two years.
The still was found when 4 FIRE
ut the place iieGessitated the cali
ing 6f the local fire department:
Police estimated at the time that
1850 gallons 81 liquor we're I'm
the making and that about eco
gallons Ut the partly finished
product were On hand,
Parade stan Namied
The following order was pub
lished yesterday by Lieutenant
C6l0tlel Ernest q. N6vey, marshal
Of the parade to be conducted in
Torrington, Memorial day.
/. PURSUANT to my appointment
as marshal 81 the Memorial day
parade to Be held Thursday, May
80, hereby assume command.
2. The following appointments
are made. for the Information 81 ali
Chief 81 staff. captain Erwin +.
Manteuffel.
Adjutant, Lieutenant George M.
Weller.
Aides Captain William G. Ken-
riedy b. z. HaGstrom, ana Earl
b. Benton; IieutenAnts Ernest r.
Scherwer, John e. .Woodilla, James
J. O'Cohnor, Philip Brow, James
A. Sears, r. Nj. McComas, Theo-
dore e. Lorenz. Ennie b. Maliette.
and Gaylord watson. ana STAFF Ser
geant Harold F, McManus,
Biigler: Private First Class Ralph
3. A subsequent order win des-
ignate the FORMATION Of 6rgafiixa-
tiohs participating ana the line OF
march. ORGANISATIONS desiring To
take part should ii6tify the chief
pf stan 1T tiieir earliest opp6r-
III. cot. ERNEST d. MONEY!
. Marshal.
oficial ,.s.a.s..n1
CAPT: ERWIN. p. MANTEUFFEIi
Chief 81 stan.
A -- ----
The. meeting Of the !Torrinston
Council 81 Cath6lie W6fnen. at
Which Bishop McAulifte is 70, be
the guest OF honor and speaker.
Will be held tonight at 8 o'ei1ek in
the st Francis c0mmunity hoise.
Bishop McAuline VIII inaugurate
the COUNCIL. ,,... ..
Extiibits ToM0rrow .
An interesting display Of wefk
accomplished at the TgrfthEt0n
high school BY the art ana d0mes-
tic sciencs CLASSES will be staged
at the school tomorrow aftefn65n
ana evening. M -
!. The ast exhipitlcn van pe held
and the domestic sciences DISPLAY,
which will be 9 fashion show given
by the fifst. second ana third year
clothing classes WIN De heid IN tne
auditorium. sNa. 4a....s.,,.
The newly formed Marionette
club. consisting OF advanced Art
students, VIII put on two c0fnpiste
programs. each to consist OF three
plays IHgmpty Dunpty, sfnfee
Little Pigs ana "Epafninondas !.
Both exhibitions are open 70 the
public, and It Is hoped that b large
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23


retta C6nsidine. Betty Patn6de.
sara O'Roafks, Mary Iealiy, Anna
costello. Irefis Costello, with
N6his 6iBbShs as ace6mpaiiist.
Dancing followed the perform;
i3ozak fsiferal
The funeral 81 Miehael A. B6zak.
IS; was held from the Giesson
fii6ftaafy yesterday morning Al
s:i5 6'el6ek ana 1T sacred Heart
church at 8: A high mass 81 re-
duikm was celebrated BY the REV
J6iii, 0fd2ihski. MISS Anna Miehna
was at the organ. fheSe were manly
Beautiful MOVERS.
Burial vas In the family plot in
the old st francis cemetery, the
c6hiinittal service BEING conducted
BY Father Ofuxiiiski, The pallbear.
sfs were Michael, Ernest, William
ana Georg9 Bozak, sons Of the de:
ceased, ana Ernest B6zak, IT.,
grandson. ana Martin Boxak.
nephew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
DISPOSE OF YOUR OLD FURNITURE BY MEANS OF AL
WANTAD-YOU'LLF FIND TAPROFITABLEI INVESTMENT
Household Articles

BUY GOOD USED FURNITURE
at New Engiand's Largest
Furniture Store
Easy Terms tree Delivery
Slightly Used Bedrooms -. SIC up
Slightly Used Living Rooms. $1S up
Slightly Used Dining Rooms $21 up
&10Q 4 Rooms Used %100
Furniture
(Used az Months)
This furniture was just returned
to our used store, original price
was $316: includes everything You
heed for your home. A Dining
Room may be substituted. for am
other room II desired. You can
buy ROOMS FOR ONLY $87.
Phone or white for q Courtesy
Auto" we will call for you and
take you back home. Positively no
OBLIGATION whatsoever.
ALBERTs FURNITURE CO. :.
Used Store 2S6 SMain, WATERBURY,
Ali Stores Open wed & sat till I: m.
Phones 4-3144, 4-3145, 4-3146
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
10 Name OfIscers

10 Name Officers
Election Of officers OF the Nauea-
tuck *" volley ball, team will be
held Monday night after a practice
g anne which will start at 7:5o.
Edgar Wyatt Is manager now and
Fred Baker Is captain. This will
be tiie last session Of the v6iiey
ball team this season. 1t has had
q very successful year.
Give Food Toni0frow
Roast beef ana canned milk will
be distributed to needy OF the bor-
ougfi tomorrow by the public well
fare department, Ws1fafe Superifl-
tenderit N. Hadiey cox ANNOUNCED
today. This Is part OF d supply
recefitiy. received from the govern
/ merit. fast year at this time such
foodp was not being given out. II
having been discontinued for q
| time.
supt. coz reported that there IL
but 6pe available lot left now to be
leased a. u community. garden plot
by 4 local resident. The first one
who applies f6r. this viii probably
get It. There Is d price 6f 81 for
! leasing 1t for the summer but this
4 is returned II the plot II III good
condition when turned back 10 the
/ town.
A inestins Of the Holy Name So
ciety Of st Mafy's church will be
held tonight 1t 6'ei6ck in the
parish hall. Rev Richard Morris
sey has Announced a special pro-
gram will BE held. Plans for the
orgaiiixati6ii Of i baseball team will
: be aiifi6uiieed. Last year the So
ciety had QUITE L strong nine. d.
Michael Smith, president. viii pre-
side.
Only FOR Ialeetise
The nag at the Towf Hal Is not
put At half-fiast for ali former
borough 0ffieiais, John Stephenson,
local T6wi Hall jai1it6f; stated yes
&terday when questioned az to Why
Hit was not d hail mast Because OF
1.-THE death 81 George CHAMPION,
|fornief ARE chief here.
Mr.. Stephenson Explained IL Is a
thorough custom to put the nag at
half-fnast Il 4 former elective ON
cial Of the Borough dies., But If a
Irormer : dppolntfye Omelal passes
AWAY, the nag u ii6k put at half
mast. Many local residents had be-
lieyed this. mark of respect was
Ipaid to ali borough 6fflclais IF
.f0ffher ones when they died.
/ The S0th anniversary Ut Nauka-
tuck lodge Of Ellys win BE held
*tonight and one OF the largest at
7tehdanees 0f recent meetings Is cxs
pected. A full course roast beef
dinhef will BE served ana III siis
|terfainment pfokrafn with radio
sthrs from station WfcC featuring
has been arranked. The prokfam
Twill start at O'Clock.
= Thomas BtIgfue, eof % NJ ana
xAffs Michael AuRfus sk WAfa street
Hand writer tor & national iIiaeaaina
wlll b. tie principal sbtaket. and
W|lI ten Of isitefealiilk Experienced
liz has had ID ils travels ever many
shuhtfIts. TIE fntfiA viii 6bheia|
5f eilcrfBsi1ne eialIt t61hfall
zaues, esitff. oiitt1. fI1kI1N HlHks
|bh BEET seuD. b0tItfhoHtt roast
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

N&uNatuck. May sS.ABrivi9f
with four III The front seat for hail
4 hiii6 S6st Pasdaan SAUf0vaM 81
II Hiff street, Waterbury S1S.3t
in b6f6ush court to-day saut6Yasi
was arrested yeysfd6y " Chitf o.
PoiiEe John .Ad&ms6n near city
Ifiil street. He h4d three Girls q.
the front seat 6t his auto BESIDE
hiinseif There were festt II ths
III HI ssid he We jast doing j Ill
vof f6f fiis kifi friend whom he
had picked Us at fh8 Peter Paul
Candy company ana said he DROP
ned the &ffis III the corner III City
Hill ana Higf street. One 81 the
girls III the front seat was ;sittins
on the iab IL sfiotffef eifi. HE
said, after tie me Of $16 WITH
costs 81 SfS.zS iIad been Imposed
by JtsdSe b. /. Toiiea that he HAD
iitttis money. WORKING Only ole ddy
lily. but wien .t61d ne could WORK
It otit. ii jail Ite declared he
thought He could raise the afiodft
redpifed; Ell !
The court treated Y0uy FeIe8AuO
of 1855 Nortii Main street, Water
bury ieni4ntiy. He mad been ar
rested 81 MAY IL BY state trooper
Leo Mtilcafy fof speeding ana the
case HAD been continued from Mon
day. he pleaded guilty to the
speeding charge. The State trooper
testified PeiaSano had been going
more than 60 miles an hour on the
road to Beacon Fails but admitted
frame was light, the driver kept
to his right and the road was not
slippery, He was driving & Chevro-
let Roadster. Attorney John r. Nc
Donough who represented him,
said Tony was trying to 6vertake =
truck to DO d favor for q friend.
He asked Leniency. PelaEafio was
fined $40 and costs Of $12.31 with
the fine RENTED. He was given d
week to pay the costs ana avoid d
50 extra charge for going on pro-
Baton. ts M
Leverett steele Of Broekett ffiil
avenue, waterbury, arrested May
10 by Offf6sr George Smith on d
breach Of peace charge, was fined
81 and costs Of $8.26. He was
given unfit next wednesday to pay
the total. The case HAD been com
tifiued from Monday. Attorney
Bauby Of waterbury represented
the accused.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
Societies Reply

4 Societies Reply
Graves OF local soldiers at Gunn-
town cemetery viii be decorated
WITH ffiass and markers Sunday
m6ffiink BY Representatives Of vet-
efafiS organizations here. The
group viii leave about s:30. They
\ viii attend memorial services at
st Francis church at IL o'clock,
Sunday morning.
Plans for the Decoration day
celebration are nearly complete.
Replies to invitations sent local So
cieties to participate IN the parade
next Thursday have been received.
Several societies have indicated
their intention OF being represent
ed. More are expected to be Heard
from later.
The largest Memorial day parade
held here In years will take place
Thursday. according to present. in
dications. Clifton ". Cross will be
marshal OF the parade.
No Meet This week
The special meeting Of the board
OF warden and burgesses to discuss
appointments to Administration po-
sitions will undoubtedly 60 over to
next week. Reports have it favor
able action by the house and senate
on the bill making permanent the
fire chief ONCE here Is expected any
time now. This would give Milton
Calvin. present holder, the position.
Indications now are that IL the bur-
gesses have their way before the
bill Is passed. he Will be busted.
No referendum on the measure win
be cid, It Is believed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23

DISTINCT OF MATERToWN. e..
WAEAfffS, late, 81 WATERFOWL, IN
said District, deceased. .sts
q, Upon the application, Of, ANNA
BATAlTfS. praying thai. letters Of
NATURALIZATION may be granted on
said estate Represented ifitestate, as
per duplication On tiis more fully
a : pSBspEiss siEp That said application
be heard aha detstmined at the Pro-
bate Office "A WatsttowiI Il SAID
D. 1855. III .s:o8 O'clock (standard
TimAl m the sftefnoon,, ana that 4
sSy Sa sf eiass q ihasaSlas i therss as
by publishing copy Of this 6rdef
once III. Some newspaper hayins 4
rsS;lasio q s ,Hs.l bis 81 a n., TX
Town ii said Distfiet. Il least THEE
aass before rR s1ls ai =. aic asss'ss:
U-SS-4b - NtAi p ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
NOTICE

= \
5000
WAFERBt5RY SAYINGS BANK. d
! CdffofatlSii 6f9Ahi&kd iihdef the
il0 9ssl! a, sRd dSihE siisihsss II wa
HIiRs, RHfR HsEfgIA T1yEs ara
CREPITQRs 0k ANTHONY CUP
L Ansslsl. istsasgfs M sSs aHe5N
". EfNsiuJskf&Rifss,s issSisaiiihissf4tSf Il
iausiasI 81 Watsfbufy.
6aDfR Or KoTfcE.
STATE Of coNNEcTIcUT, NEW
iron rib CbMPGAfNT 81 the
lnk Tor fsasOps tkefelil 90 forth fbr
y decree ofs ,foreclosurs .0f 4 mort.
81 NMfsfbahrsyn sss assstafh sns s0 Ssa
NV NV Haven Sps cs6Shsy 1T WatsfbuFy.,
II He hsla ps. the first TUESDAY of
fsasI{y f1sa ths s y ssid dsffsa "a
SAINTS afS u parts ufiknowni there
.o ptdRpERED. Thst notice Of the
pefidefisy 6f said complaint Be Civ
En- by publishing this order IA the
EyIsgst Il ssS satssbissyw' sP2SiRRss
days . sttssceYsslvsiy ssoiniis,ssfiSitnE On
d. 1885, BY some proper ofhSer or
inaiffefefit person ,wh6, with his
dSinks thereon Endorsed, shall make
aoe re'as anoRuE II. FREEMAN
new Haven County 1t waterbury.
STATE 81 coNNEcTfcttT,. cprN-
BURY. May sist, 1856. .,'.
sra ana i sfeissssaa d eoy II ts 6sis.
ifasl order .cf Notes In my hands
JOHN IL Gray.
E.z1.3t Dkputy Sheriff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-23
KITCHEN STOVES only $40

KITCHEN STOVES only SO
(While 8 last only
Easy terms. FREE DELIVERY
It's going to be lucky for some
people. Those who know bargains
won't hesitate to buy one Of these
stoves. Come early for best choice.
There are only 9. On sale at Used
Store.
ALBERT's FURNITURE co.
Used Store 286 s Main, WATERBURY
, 1935-03-21
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
Judge Geo. C. Westeryelt

Sam Marshall Of Somerville,
Texas. found guilty by jury on
charge Of burglarizing l.. d. Jones
residence Tuesday morning and
sentenced to five years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Motion to quaSh old indictment
against Tomas Ybarra. charging
burglary, sustained. Defendant or
dered held pending filing Of new
complaint.
New Indictments: Adolfo Garcia.
charged with murder Of Nicolas
Vela at Port Isabel No. II Cre-
indictment). Alfonso and Juan Ia
mora. charged with murder OF
Lupe Longoria at Harrington March
10. C%rescencio Bernal. charged with
driving intoxicated on highway 90
December 4. Manuel Cara, charg-
ed with burglary of j. S. Ford home
here October %.
New settings: Adolfo Garcia,
murder. March 81. Consuelo -Guer-
zero. perjury. March .. Alfonso
and Juan Zamlra. murder. April
8. Ernest T. Fagala murder April
q
, 1935-03-21
Postal School Is
Begun At Mercedes
dsDeciai TO IN heraI.'


MERCEDES, March 90 EN-
ployes Of the Mercedes post office
have formed a class In postal laws
and regulations. under direction OF
Acting Postmaster George Il. Smith.
Meetings are TO be held each Mon
day night to study postal laws,
postal guide and the daily postal
bulletins. Purpose OF the school Is
to familiarize employees with rules
and regulations with a view TO more
efficiency.
The Mercedes post office will send
a 100 per cent delegation TO the
Valley Postal Employees banquet
mt San Benito Friday night. March
20. A number Of prominent postal
officials OF the Valley have been
invited TO attend. Arrangements
fo- the banquet and meeting are
In charge OF Postmaster Bowie and
the employees Of the San Benito
post office.
Acting Postmaster Smith has rec
commended 10 the post office de-
partment that city delivery service
be extended TO the Queen City An
rex, subdivision on the east side
OF Mercedes. where approximately
20 families reside.