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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

Figures Just released by the State Tax
DEPARTMENT apparently show q discrep-
ancy in the amount of the average tax per
,person in this state for support of the old
age pension plan and the So head tax that
the act calls for. The explanation is a
simple one and easily understood. The
amount of the tax taxpayer will be asked
to contribute was determined by the ratio
of the towns population towards the
population of the state. This would lndl-
cate that 1,606,903 residents of Connecti-
cut would contribute $1.31 apiece to make
up the $2,100,000 fund.
However, the tax of So annually is inn
posed only on those between the ages of
81 and 60 years, inclusive. In other
words the town will collect it's tax from
only limited number of residents, but
the state estimates the towns share of
the total tax on total population. And
the 1880 federal census figures were used
by State Tax Commissioner William III.
Hackett in estimating the per-town tax.
In Waterbury tax of $130,552.09 must
be paid annually whether or not the city
collects this much from the eligible tax
ables.
1t will be interesting to note if commu-
mites will have as much trouble in collect
ing this tax as they have had with the
personal tax of So which the present one
replaces. There will be fewer exemptions
for the new tax. For example only vet
Grams who can show disability as result
of service will be exempted. City work.
ers must also pay the tax. However, this
can be appreciated as all workers of every
description are potential recipients of the
old age pension. Naturally their partici-
patton in the same is demanded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10
Daily Washington Merry Go Round
BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s. ALLEN


o MerG Rd' mo MOI Mery-Go
Ece Took Glass Banking Bill Revisons Quietly FDR ADVICE Roo
welt Plans Steaga Central Provisions;
Drafting of Relief Officials Got Him Capital
lions Creating Great International Trade by Barter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

veipp additional expense. either
immediately or eventually e. the
cost IL passed on to the owner
from the public bureau. Some OF
them get him both coming and
going. II will be no surprise, for
example. II the noW fnspaetion
law results 10 Feauogf tor =
larger appropriation even though
II IA understood that the mo-
ioFisi's fee is Supposed 20 eeseF
tne expense
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

1. Which state of the U. s. ex.
tends farthest north?
q. who was Jakob Cats3
8. Where is Rhine wine made?
4. Where is Oberlin college?
s. OF which continent are the
West Indies geographically q
part?
6. To whom was the first patent
for telegraph instruments granted /
T. Who was Pierre Gassendi?
s. Where is Mataro?
g.. What is the highest rank OF
a commissioned officer in the Unit
ed States Navy?
10. What are pelagic animals7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

at the State Prison at Wethers-
field, Conn.,, and his body Is buried
in the Mount st. Benedict Ceme-
terry at Hartford, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

"There is no problem that the human
mind cannot solve, given all the facts"
says Elihu Root. But the human mind
usually hasn't all the facts and doesn't
want them, preferring to settle it's biggest
problems by prejudice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

O. What is the name Of the
theme song in the motion picture,
Eskimo ~
A. "Mala's Theme" by William
Axt. 1t has not been published.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10
Horoscope
BY OCTAVINE

For persons who believe that human des-
tiny is guided by the planets, the daily horO-
scope is outlined by a noted astrologer In
addition to information of general interest, it
outlines information of special interest to per-
sons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

Q. What caused the death Of
Enrico Caruso?
A. He died of pleurisy that
developed after he burst blood
vessel in his throat while singing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

Well, anyway sharing wealth" sounds
better than sharing poverty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10
Your Questions Answered

Yen can ret an annsseR to any
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

Q. Are there any living quin-
tuplets in the United States?
A. No; the Canadian quintup-
let's are the first in medical history
that are known to have survived.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10
Test Yo ur
knowledge

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions? Turn to last
page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

@. Can formulas for medicinal
preparations be patented?
A. To patent a formula 1t Is
necessary to disclose the ingredi-
ents and methods OF compromising
it; consequently many formulas
are not patented but are given q
distinctive name which is regis
tered in the Trade Mark Division
of the Patent Office, without dis
closing the formula.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

O. How old is AL Jolson?
A. Forty-nine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

II you want a copy Of our
new booklet COLD DRINKS,
DISHES AND DESSERTS,
write to the Waterbury Demo.
Gratis Washington Bureau
enclosing ten cents (1Oc) I'm
postage stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

The president still. hopes TO so
70 the west coast this summer.
Another hope, which Will prob-
ably not be realized, Il for q vcy-
age 10 Brazil before the end OF
his term. Reaetlng from
criticism Of high-powefed pub
Iiclty by New Deal agencies.
TuGweli's FesettIement admins.
trntion Issues no handouts for
The pres.. mersiv pests items on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

Q. Give the total population OF
Soviet Russia.
A. The official estimate OF
January 1, 1894, gives Soviet Rus
STA a total population Of 16s,000,-
600.
O. What is the average height
and weight Of girls IL years old
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-10

A. Weight, 1917 pounds; height
$40 inches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
IS Houses, Unfinished

$l4: BUCHANAN, 724-Cottage: 7 rooms.
semi-modern; near school. DR-0472-M.
SIS; 10TH, 223 E.-6-room cottage Mod
ern except furnace. Water paid. IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14

These are the times that have tried mems souls"
Our experiences OF these depression years have created
tendencies toward the Saner sounder safer and more
philosophic judgments
Hope and ambition. however moderated, are still
our heritage.
We have taken stock. made analyses and are now
making plans for the future.
Out OF the maelStrom has come SECURITY as our
great need AND as We Gull possible Investments
seeking maximum returns with the greatest security
voice sounds Under all is the land"
We seemed to have always known this so now with
Our senses keyed to caution, our thoughts to
old and innate desires, home ownership with its at
teIdant Dement'S OF permanency, pleasure and pride
independence through sound realty investments and
the greatest possible security
That this be true is evidenced by the momentum
gained during the past few months of real estate sales
rental increases, and steadily rising property values
sincerely believe that if the individual will turn
MS thoughts toward serious consideration of desr-
ability OF buying home either its inherent value
as home or as an investment, he not fail to
see the advantages TO be mad by buying at the present
time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
Vital Statistics
Deaths

Mary Long "a. at $40 z. Vermont
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Robert l. Collier. IS, at Methodist Hos
pi'al. accidental.
Anna lesson. SIS. a. $40 f. Vermont
chronic interstitial nephritis
Onda Anderson. IS. at Methodist uoe-
pital peritouitis
=, Chester Whitaker. 50. al Central Indiana
Hospital. general paralysis
Allban w Miller 40. at Veterans Hos
pital broncho pneumonia
cerebral hemorrhagt
Ella N; Hazelrigg "a. at 1927 W. goth.
streptoccic infection
James Mather 80 at 2p37 SchoAeId
pulmonary tuberculosis
Pearl Hudson. 81 at 1910 Fletcher. car
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IN D Elk

ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARDS OF THANKS
DEATHS FUNERALS
FLORISTS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
IN MEMORIAMS
LODGE NOTICES
MONUMENTS
LOST AND FOUND
NOTICES
PERSONALS
, TRANSPORTATION
! BUSINESS SERVICES
INSTRUCTIONS
} HELP WANTED. FEMALE
HELP WANTED. MALE
, SALESMEN-AGENT
! SITUATIONS, FEMALE
( SITUATIONS, MALE
) INSTRUCTIONS FOR EMPL
J MOVING AND STORAGE.
} ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS WITH BOARD
J HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
APP ! I'm uNFURN.
) HOUSES. UNFURNISHED
3 FURNISHED PLACES
OFFICES-DESK SPACE
RENT SUBURBAN. FARMS
BUSINESS PROPERTY
} WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SECURITIES
! HOUSES AND LOTS
SALE SUBURBAN, FARMS
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
D ACREAGE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE LOANS
) BEER EQUIPMENT
6 WEARING APPAREL
7 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
3 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
? RADIOS. MUSICAL NEEDS
0 FARM AND GARDEN
PETS AND BIRDS
2 HORSES AND CATTLE
POULTRY-LIVE STOCK
SWAPS
5 WANTED TO BUY
FURNITURE BUYERS
7 CASH COAL MART
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRUCKS AND factors
TIRES-ACCESSORIES
WANTED AUTOMOBILES
4 BICYLES-REPAIRS
8 PERSONAL PROP. LOANS
? PERSONAL LOANS
. AUTO LOANS
PUBLIC AUCTIONS
2 LEGALS
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Births
Girls

Walter, Orpha Atwell Coleman.
Friedrich. Lena MiesSen, Coleman
Charles, Clara Reeves Coleman
Otis, Verns Threlkeld 504T z. 18th.
Gerald. Mary Ellsworth. ii0l s. Senate
Bows
Joseph, Katharine Matthews, Coleman.
Fred, Louise Shields Coleman.
Albert. Marie GouSe. slT Church
jeremiah, Rose Donahue. l648 Singleton
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6 In MenOriants
9 Lost and Found

BOYS red bicycle vicinity 100 South
eastern to State-avs. Reward. DR-663l.
BLACK pass case containing railroad pass.
drivers license, club cards. Reward. Ia
4425.
LOST-Boston bull. male. black and white
markings. Named Buster" Reward. CHI
1894
SMALL white dog; brown spots. long hair,
bushy tail. Reward. 356 Woodrow.
BE-0671W.
BLACK pocketbook on westinghouse and
West-st. Return papers. Reward. MRS.
NEFF. r. R. 7. Box $50.
LOST-Green gold octagor' shaped watch;
band on Eastside. Reward. 4813 E.
Michigan.
LOST-Coin purse containing wrist watch
and bracelet, vicinity Roosevelt Bldg.
Valued as keepsake. Reward. LI-5O28.
INNERSPRING mattress Wednesday eve
ming on 10th. between ball park and
Senate-av Reward. TA-4l00-7:30-5:30
during day.
LOST-Lady's Elgin watch: vicinity Penn
svlvania-st. between Michigan and Wash
ing-Sts. Reward. MISS REIMER. DR.
2771-M
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u words, one day ............2 FAC
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2 Cards of Thanks

BUTLER-We wish to extend our heartfelt
Lhanks and appreciation for the acts of
khoness, messages of sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings received from
our many friends during our sad be-
Ieavement in the death Of our beloved
mother MRS. LIZELDA BUTLER.
Signed Daughters:
BERTHA HOLLINGSWORTH
BESSIE ZIMMERMAN
MRS VIM. F. KISSEL.
wish to EXPRESS sin
cere thanks to our many friends neigh
DORIS and relatives for the kir dness
SHOWN at the death of our beloved father
ana husband Mr.. Gabriel Ostermeter
especially do we thank the Rev Father
mann. Signed.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
wish to thark our friends,
relatives and the minister singers and
Mr.. Beanblossom for their Kindness
beautiful flowers, use Of cars and court
eouS serVlce at the death Of our son.
THE FAMILY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14

Robert p. Boesinger IS. of Si44 Ruckle-
81, dentist asd Jean Mildred Mackay. 90
of 2l54 N. Dearborn-st, stenographer
William F. Phillips "a OF Frederick Ho-
tel clerk. and Helen E. Marsee ls, OF
rs N. Easiest. waitress.
John L. Kemp. a. OF 1923 f. Southern
aV, crane operator. and Helen June Has
ker Is. OF l4aS 5. New Jersey-st, house
Johr L. Mason Jr 30. of R. r. : Box
49, cabinet maker and Ethel Hornadav
26. OF SIT Gersrd-dr. housekeeper
Raymond V. SNYDER, %, of 1911, w
westinghouse salesman. and Barbara
Leigh Craig, ~. OF 2246 Park-av. clerk.
Lewis stiles, IA OF 1874 w l0th-st bar
Der, and Lulu Start So. of l24 w. l0th-st,
housekeeper.
CLYDE Combs, 20, OF 1871 Tacoma-av.
baker, ana Edith Cline, 20. OF ie4l Ia
coma-av. housekeeper.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
Deaths

William Airline, so. at CITY Hospital,
tuberculosis.
Letha Buckrer. Sc, at 1895 Yandss. car
cinoma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14

GARAGE-Wrecker. tools. Rent cheap. NJ.
G. Locke, Bridgeport. Ind. BE-3713-2.
POOLROOM small, completely equipped.
Bargain for quick sale 1893 Commerce.
av, 1870 to l or evenings.
BEER TAVERN good location; rent S35
Very reasonable. Inquire at 228 Trow-
bridge-st.
RESTAURANTS real equipment, nice
business, s125 down, bal. SIS mo. Rent
SIS month. Owner leaving town. Box
143. Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
81 Pets and Birds

FOX terriers, nicely spotted: ideal Christi
mas gifts; reasonable. 1923 Park-av.
CANARIES-German Choppers. Guaran-
teed Ideal Christmas gift. DUNLAP, 113
S. 8th-st Beech Grove Ind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
81 Horses and Cattle
81 Swaps

FAMILY COW: extra good. DR.. CHESTER
MILLER, 1i07 Odd Fellow Bldg. RI
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

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to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
~. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
80 Business PrOpertu
As Business OPPORTUNITIES

FILLING station; store; u S. highway, In
side city limit; rent $40. IR-2524.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
% SaLeSmen-Agents

SALESMAN WANTED with car to take
orders for U. S. STOCK and POULTRY
FOODS in Decatur and johnson coun-
Line real repeater well introduced
Steady employment. old reliable firm.
pay weekly: training given. Opportunity
for advancement. Resident OF territory
preferred. THE UNITED STATES FOOD
CO Camhridpe O
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
50 Rent Suburban, Farms

5-ROOM modern home, northwest 63rd,
near Michigan-rd. Double garage. RI
$3.50.
LARGE Groom farm home, acres, has
furnace, electricity, well water in house,
chickens, q mile from city limits: bus
service. 1901 E. 21st-st, $40 month.
MRS LANE 2447 N Gale
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
TIMES ECONOMY WANT AID MOVED THIS FILLING STATION QUICKLY
80 Rooms for Rent

ILLINOIS. 1907 N-Desirable room: re-
fined home; steam: large closet; l or 2
gentlemen: garage
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81 Straps

TRADE-Well located Indianapolis four
room modern for five-siX room modern.
Pay cash difference. Box i2l. Batesville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
gEs1zZYXszzyzWzyy,tessA

1895 DESOTO airstream touring coach;
driven less than 5000 miles: can't be told
from new: former owner an army officer
at Fort Benjamin: finished French beige:
mohair- upholstery: traded in for DeSoto
with overdrive ira OsmissiOn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
Es7ZZYYS. sszsszyZIZyyz

1884 DODGE sedan; $40 down. HARRY
A. SHARP Co. Lot 18th and Meridian:
Main Store. 443 Virginia-av.
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Sc Furnished Places

$3.50, 5-room furnished house; utilities
paid: adults. Irquire TIC E. New York.
So; KENWOOD. 2235-3 rooms. kitchenette.
commodate A. R1-2234
$40 notwithstanding 3649: 3-room fur
nished apartment; utilities; adults. HA-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
~ Real Estate EXCHANGE

23RD. l54. W.-3-bedroom modern frame,
extra toilet down. Will trade even or
pay difference for s-room modern bun
galow near car line. MR.. MEADORS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14

CENTRAL, 1404-2-rm. apartment, we'll fur
n1shed, Frigidaire. studio couch, utilities.
ILLINOIS,, 1920 N.-Two large front rooms
Unusually attractive. Accommodate 3.
Utilities; garage.
ATTRACTIVE modern 4-room double: COM
pletely furnished Near Butler. TA-6675.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
@ie emtferne i'd SIsden?

2adflede entfernt man nit Spf.
ritus ooer bartn6dieere nit reinem
@lfobol.
abeegoiienes &artoffeIuaiier, fee
OenO beiB berpenOet, entfernt Got-
tueirl., 0bit. 2ofaoflede aus 2ein.
tpon0.
9bftfIede pie airid-, gloubeer-
uno Sobannisbeerflede befeudtet
man un6 b1It He fiber einen brert-
nenOen S6ipefelfooen.
9imtenflede Infien iid Ieidt emf
fernens inoem man Die STEELE nit
Dem Sled in friihe abeefohte MiI6
legt. Grit nadoem Die MiI6 louer
g~etuor0en i'll, nimnit man 0aS Sub
Die6er beraus uno m1iht es NIT
mormem @afIer berous.
6ettflede In WlattgIas berihmin.
sen, tuenn mar Die STEELE NIT etuns
erpdrmtem giiis uno SaI5 abreibt.
6Iede ouf Marmorplotten. Man
bermiidt etpas G9Idmmfreioe nit
8oifer, beitreidt oen Sled, IdBt Die
Maiie trodnen unO poliert nod.
SeerfIede nit robem GigeIb Be.
0eden1 Nah einieen Strnoen mit
laiiiuormem @oiier nodpoihen.
Grifhe @rasflede loIien fid nit
Spiritis ausipaihen.
RoItflede bebanoelt man entpeoer
init beiBem 8itroneniaft ooer nit
elmer ihpohen 8innIalaloiuna.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

gerbanIen. WeuIi@ boueu6ete
DIE gbefrou oes Rentners @eoro
Monn, aeotbe Mnnn, ibr 80. Be-
bensiabr.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

llIm. Cine. AZ Sabre olte Grou
bon 0beritobineen batte fiG tpeger
foIider ACKNOWLEDGING al berant-
iuorten. Sn einem 8rief an Die
GtaatsanDnItidoft berO6dtigte iip
cine @ittpe. onB in oeren 8ebau-
flung Die iuneen 2eute Deroorben
ipiiroen. Sic gebraudte in ibrem
G6reiben gon5 oerbe 9lusoriide.
Mu1 an oas Sueen0amt in llm
idrieb iie einen Brief iiber cine @a-
DE, Die ie bon Saut un0 Soar
nidts onging. Durh cine Neibe
bon 8eugen pur0e feltgeitelIt, boB
an ben acknowledgement tein iDabres
@ort mar. 9ie angefIaete bate
einen @ron auf bic @ittpe, neil elm
8eriDonoter bon ibr MIimente Sab
len ioIIte. Der Gtdatsanipalt bean.
tragic atpei Wonate @ef6nenis. Gas
@eriHt berurteiIte Die MneefIaete
dber al 0rei Monoien @efdnonis.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

1tnterfirdbsrs. Gin oreiidbriees
MGoden 0es MiibIeubeIisers aorI
&oOi fiel in Die 8eibune. Dor benz
&oSe 0es grtrintens rettete lie nod
I'M Iebten QueenbIif Der 5ebui1b-
rige @nton 0otbeIfer, Gobn Oes
Naaurer8 gin5ens NotbeIfer.
SimmeIfabt. Sier beruugIiidte
Ser berbeiratete arbeiter &idarO
&bein aug 8eGineen beim SdIeu.
ietbau Ooourd, ooB ct beim lin.
fippen zines &onpaeens in Die Sc.
Oeruns geriet. Mit elmer iaperen
&OpfOerIebung tuuroe er in betDuBt.
loiem 3uitanoe in Elm Rrontenbaus
berbroht.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

SIamfenbnrs (Sar5). Dabier
tDuroe in 0ieiem Sabre gum erTten
MaIe Die @iir0e zines goIfsidiiben-
fOnigs ausgefdoiien. 9omit Duroe
cine b~eion0ere @erpflidtung berbun.
ben, bic i'm Sor3 einen reuen Braud
einfiibrt. Ser 9olfsi6iispnf0nia
erb6lt aIs b~eionoere @nerfennuna
fir feline 2eiitung bier JeItmeter
GiHenboI5 uno mub fi9 ebrenport.
lid berpflihten. oas &ol5 ielbit ol
i1gen un0 at baden. Ser Wanfbe.
ANTE, Der oiesmaI Die 8iroe oes
golfsidiibenf0nies errang, miro
cine ungewobnte arbeit al berrih.
ten babett.
&Otb a. B. Gaale. Sn boiler
@eiun6beit uno f0rperIider Stride
fonnte &itnitmiibIenbeiiser Sobann
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