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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
WOMAN'S DEATH
 LEADS TO SUIT
Husband Seeks Damages of $lO,O0O in Superior
 Court Action

Rev. DF. John ". Lewis, rector ol at. Johns Episcopal church is named defendant in 6 et0000 civil action filed to-day In superior court by Arthur Laylgne who seeks to re- cover for the death Of his wife, Emeline M. Lavigne who died from injuries sustained in an automobile collision involving the cleTgyman's car and the car in which she was riding.
 Mr, Layigne, suing as admins trataT of his wife's estate, says she was a guest passenger in q car driven by Rosario Guilmelte vest eFly on Freight street Feb. l, lass about g a. nl., being carried to her employment at the Imperial Laun- dry co. on Watertown avenue,
 The defendant was driving his car in an easteriy direction ana when the two machines approached the westerly gate ot the American Brass Co. they eollided.
 Mrs. Laylgne who was riding in the rear seat sustained severe ln- teFnal injuries which caused her death on Feb. eth, three days after the accident,
 The complaint says she was tn good health at the age Of si years, The roadway ls described ln the complaint as having been covered wlth snow and ice to cause slips peFy conditions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
STAIRWAY FALL BASIS OF ACTION
Mes, Vi0la DaBeIs0u Sues ioF Deaib 0l IHe,veag'
 Old Daughter

namages 0f aloA0e ATe elalmed hy Mgt, Viola laanelk0n af ihA fliy ln z elyn Rell0n nlea tesaas AaAlllhl AleAAAaeF ~ oegMAa, M MAleA tlle NolAan seeks ie recover fog lAe death eg llef lao keAF ple aHnelller, Raae Magle, Nhe alsa lfalA hlluTlee sustained "a q fnll sgala q n1ee ssels feag siaAFbhf
 ghe sui, prepared by AiieFnay 5alln q, Me'analeAfllB kRys alls ulesilF ~ Nllo lf AalnlllisslalTlk ~ ilie esg laae, leslaea Nltb her hllabelle ella several ehNagen ell fAe flaiFd aaeg af fAe aefeilaAilis ptaleFiF e hke hafth MaAn Nlgeeh
 0e Aaas si leah, ills nelhar iag gone fo llAa beaF tAId cad hAa thal Ieaehad lhf HfeAAllg NAeli khf fhile Allnnaa fhf0nkh a flafe lll flle Fafls lnk alsoAl Ae br a6 lllellea Alle lell io flle AlnkanGe 9Fala kks middle Gl llle slaiTmay leaalna fDQlD flle i'ltea io lle nmaoild neoF. te siFlks lis Lead aRainef Q ensneai ahl elll W alas BAfa The bln ekienae6 feH faal nkofe fAa arohiad,
 1aha child sRl1eFed q ffaei1ifea eknl and hHain AQlaeaafleD a1ae latls ealahaa al Q hospital anin Sails Aih, mhel alao 0Aee,
 1iAe f0iaplainf alleges iile elel!s MRg mE6 Seliina wefe eifAelAl5allg AalaeiSys in fllal q provided 70 nrafeolian end WAe q danger v shildEsn residing on the property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
Samples Of Product Submitted By Health
 Officer For Ruling
Blindness or Death Threatened By Wood Alcohol Fumes Ordinance Here Place Limitation at I096;
 Alleged Violations Range as High as 7S9O

of the ordinance limiting anti IreeIe solutions to 10 per cent wood
 Section No. 2 of the ordinance framed under pr. Kirschhaum,a direction reads: No person shall sell, offer for sale, give away, deal la, supply or have in his possession with intent so sell. offer for sale, give away, deal in or supply any compound, mixture or preparation whatsoever for use as an ants freeze agent in automobile radlalOEr which contains more than 10 pes cent of wood alcohol, otherwise known as methanol, lnethyi alcohol or wood naphtha, whether derived from the destructive dlsiallaElon Of wood ssnihesis of gases or other processes, whatever may he the name or trademark under or hy which such compound mixture oi preparation shall be called oI known.
 Skull and CFosxhones''
 The ordinance requires that the containers must contain the well known "Ekull and ernsshones' and the wording sdeadly poison--wood alcohol" A warning must appeaE on the containers saying "Wood al. eohol tmethanol, methyl alcohol ol wood naphthal is extremely pois- onous and may cause blindness oI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
HOUSE.TO-HOUSE
 CANVASS STARTS
Italian Units Seek Funds
 for Red cr0ss-SOIici. tors Chosen

Members of the Italian Commit tee Pro Patria met last night in Liberty hall and launched 2 house, torhouae canvass for elo.00e 10 be sent to the Italian Red Gross gol use Ia Africa. It Is planned 70 hold Q mass meeting next seek tT Buckingham han, possibly Friday night. lt ls figured that the Farlous units of the local Ilallan-AmeFican Federation Of Societies will con- tribute e2.k00 to the fund, Last night the Poptelandolie society mel and voted to contribute ee00, fer morrow morning the Italian nT0lhv eFhood, the Ayiglianese noSQee0Fso society, the Madonna Dell AssnDta society and the Leea 6lelliane glll meet in Liberty hall and pledges will be made to the fund, The Monlaganese society has already pledged sl60 and sl00 each, has been pledged by the FTlgentlna eog eiety and Court Verdi of the koTF esteFs Of America,
 The district eanyasSeEs will have credentials signed by Attorney Michael ., Galullo, chairman of the committee, Attorney GaFmine Cps Elan0, eo-chaiFnsan, Rev Joseph Naldamhrinl, treasurer, and Mlss Mary DeMatte0, secretary,
 Solicitors chosen 60 far Include Attorney Charles snmnla, tseoNera aantosleT0, umheTte kantaplesFe, Anthony faRnilt0, Mary neAagtee, Mrs, Frederick Madden, hnnRl9 MuFno, Mrs, Robert hoseo, keleets man DQmenle haFhleFl, Mrs, Ass snnia haslle, Attorney FasQnale neCleea, Aagellne caFlsslnli, Peter neI.eo, Sohn pnfasllno, Attorney oeoFge CToeieehla, Thomas VI, agapnone, Alf0nke EeTTAgo Mlss Vinfenza ollone, Rev, Joseph Valr aamhrlnl, eoneelia MeFessL Judge Edward Mase0le, Anaeaeo Pelosl, Themas EepeFe and John sullanl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
N.E.O.P. LODGES
 INSTALL OFFICERS
Supreme, Grand Officers Attend Joint Ceremonies
 in Mechanics Hall

The joint installation of newly elected officers Of four Waterbury lodges of the New England Order og Protection was held last night ln Mechanics hall, with supreme and grand ofAeeTs Of the 0rgarszas ton fn attendance. Ofaeers WeFg lnducted for Sheridan, Brass City Waterbury and Anchor lodges. Plans for the membership dFlFs were outlined by Prank swest ai Boston, supreme warden, The cam. paign as lH tribute 70 Prank Nill ol New Haven, first grand warden og the order. Grand Warden Frederick Richards of Hamden efheiated lest night,
 OfaeeFs indneted were; Anchor lodge, warden, IFa MaFkle; chap. lain, Mary Alden; financial and corresponding secretary, Fran k KasnE; treasurer, Lillian huell; guardian, TFueman Buell. guide, Lillian Huell; sentinel, r, Y, Buell. trustee, Mary Alden,
 nTass City lodge; Warden, AaT- gaFet Kelly; vlee-waTden, Anna Dayis; junior past warden, cafbs erine XIII; chaplain, Catherine Hill, corresponding and nnanesal seegeisFy, Thomas Eadyi ircas- urer, Patrick Barry, guide, MaFy ', Hayet, guardian, CafheFlne Me. caFfhyi trustee, Catherine Hiil, sentinel, Catherine Mccarthy,
 sheridan lodge Warden, Mary Pagan; VleerNaFden, Dora Gall, peult; junior past warden, James Hurley, chaplain, Sadie FTlebie, kseFetaFy, Joseph Meconnelli 4. nanclal secretary, John Pagan; lIeasnEers Jennie Turleyi eniae, Catherine hfesnahani guardian, Nellie Reilly sentinel, Apne fsehs meae end trustee, Seseph Aecops
 Waterbury lodge Warden, Val, eDfife Hahni yleeFNaTnen, Ruth Albert, iunl0r past warden, Mary ~ Cook chaplain, Sarah T, Cook seefeiaFg, S0hn 2, peFFgj flnans elsl keereiaFY, F h, heynQlaei ireasnler, klhnehe HloKyeFl guide, Lgala k Ileyn0lesi neaEalaR. HnTs ace Cook kellflallnel Alia ?, GQok and trustee, HNih Alherf,
 Nafriek haTry lleaaed fhe aFs Tallaemellif e0mnllliee Khseh lns fluaea ~ h, keynelas, talegillle Halln, haTy AldeD and NaFe kas gan, Member 0g flle felfesllneglie fnfnniltne Hefal NArah Gook geaia k, heynQldf, hlAllehe heNs geT Rlla Agnes Kelly, al af Mafers buy lQaRf Mafy FaehA, MageaFs Y hfeallahan, May h 1alllllean alla Galhefnle eTeanahail, nAeIis Aan lQaeei Magaafel kelly hAa May k NH HfAks Cllg lodge ana May q Aldnll ~ AfellaF ledse,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
GENERAL O'RYAN| FORUM SPEAKER
Former N. Y. Police Com missioner at Second
 Church Sunday Night

Malor General John 2. o'Ryan win discuss aEone Aspects ok tae War Problem, Sunday night ae the First Congregational church forum. The church Will open ne z o'clock and the public is cordially invited The forum will start at 7:s0 c'clock,
 The speaker commanded the 15kll division. D. 6. A. in France and hel- eium Throughout the numerous bat ties end engagements during the world war from lel7 t0 1919. He was counsel for the United States senate committee which investigated the Veserana' bureau and in 1884 was police commissioner of New York city. He is now engaged in the practice of lew in New York.
 Invited guests include the cons Tnanders Of the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars. s0sth In- fantFy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
GammandW

WaFld War ls . national oFsaniEs, ton chartered by the Congress oI the United states and the annna sale Of FoTget-me- Is endorsed by the President of the United states. Ia Waterbury the local DA.V. chapter has the official en, doFeement Of Mayor Frank Hagei and also the endorsement of the Chamber 0g Commerce through ats secretary, Frank Green.
 Each year et AFmlstlee time tfe general public is invited fo paFtiel- pate sn helping the national oF- eanlzaii0n io carry on fllis most worthy, cause of relief for local D,AV members by purchasing the little blue flower known as For eetrmernot,
 The RaT Is ever, but for some ''buddles" the NaT Nlll never end, These comrades can never he aas eQnately eolnpenfaied Tor theif sufF fering but flle citizens of fhese United states will neYer let them think they haze been forgotten, Your eontFibuiion sill 60 tQWara helping these comrades and thelF families 70 enjoy some Of the eoms forts n life which they are unable le procure for ihemselyes beeanke Of physical disabilities caused by var,
 stoTekeepeTs and auto ogneF6 REe fspfeially Invited le purchase ana display the 0fsleial Aillblems whscl heag the seal al the Disabled AneFlT cen Veterans of the World War, hg placing these fnlblelns Qn y0llT store hsnd0N QF ear Rlinaeb soy sill publicly AeknoRiadge g0uT gratitude 10 those Rllo came ie the aid el thalr county ln tlme af need and as q gesulf Incurred disabilities RhieA nov places illen 70 need
 c0lnnlandeF Michael Gallehan hss all enafeelie committee at AoFk promoting the sale 0f ille litsle bllle A0Nerf 0f fenleNbiAllee, HAnafeas of Aeheol elilareD Aff eosepegaiiAe, faeke hAslllllN ealesmel Afe ue DAVE hesi A0rkeff,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02

Up in ihe historic town of salem. Mass neWspaper writers are extelling the qualifications all records Tor public service Qf the McsWeeney brothers,
 The recent election ef William Henry MesWeeney as state sens alor inspired several feature articles, which tended tN focus the spotlight upon three hFolhs eTs, Rha have contributed much 10 the progress Of lheiF home l0Yn and native state, senator elect MnsWeeneys victory ls lnleTnEelea As Q hsh0is Rl Cow eTn0E RnFleY and predictions are that la me e0lnsAa session the chief executive ~ the Bay state Nlll find ln MF, MesReens ey An HNneonAnElSlnE eppoAenl,7
 l,aeal Contact
 Waterbury ls especially inleTE eslsd M the loeAl eonlAel as hgeNahl out ln recent stories AnneATlng ln hoslon papers, sitter MaEy Raphael af sl, Thnlaak convent k . ElaleF aa lha famous hI0lheEa She has taught heEa ter mere lhAn q allaIleF af . century, HNnaIads 0l her fnEmag students eTales fully hekn0N|edse lllelE aehl NI nralisnae lar heF lnsnlFlne alInlls hhe la feaAFsled Nlln lhe AAflAoel aIIfeilaa,
 nammenllnN nn fhe Tepslaes llnn 0l hfllAlNE Me6Rneney, kdNln P, nalllns, naslOn laalnle Nlllef IelAAlks ln pAH A gelp love
 hanalav slael nhlllga AAes kNeelleY a0eani EafeAl N M hArnlna hnsaa lo All lnlefy Viewer but llla lahllnM character Nl hls eAlAna IHn, lhe eNlnlAllen nE hN nQlIllaAl lFAlnhlf ana hlA NAala nInlaaslanAl and haelAl akllaIlellae AReln le give AbNllE al aala ..Iga lIgns al lAs seasAs As
 nanllbIlaan llanalag sslael Aiss saasllef AAA ha h)lelllelhlv hEoIaelea Nlllalli aAglY lelafs Anee kN hla hlnlheFs w nlalTlpl N0Aft nlAFk MolaAn Mep hAeenas, Nha la An enrolled HalAaelal nflh q hfnaNAte 0f lllp NlhglAa M IllnaA law kellanl lil Mnasan, and MAlenlh llgmelnal AAaeaAef, RnlgIek A, M0HNeeller Ailli R alhnnah republican,
 iHhgee AfnaheseeBs
 0Fnhanaa "a tlielF 8fens, ihe bfellela he|slRnlF feah llle eelh ef sle three 1llllakeieefs of elAnale Slellnll TAI lnf nlle alld 0lla fng al Y Obviously each has done sell, by hls hgelheFa, by hilnaall, nad aa Mill he proved, tlleN hAe, Mhen hfoihef HblllYe eventually Ilfls oa he HenatoF lei tasn~hy the people, shom they eli serve,
 5nday they are parhaps the Witch giiFs ana ail Kasex eesiniY's ihfee most remarkable Brother nsoTwans es.aas clerk ship expires nest AnNuni, whan he sin have aefFea 6 quarter century lll the o1Eaee and eon ahnll hAVo f0 RHnsa whether 0uY CliElev VIII Feanpa'nf eE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
DISCHARGE GIVEN
 IN ALCOHOL CASE
Federal Agents Search ol Auto i0r Evidence Ruled
 Illegal By KFas0w

4 federal agent cannot search & eaF for c0niFahana liqa0F no k4aze ter shat his suspicious may be. Illlr less he has positive kHoEle6ge thai there is llquoE ln the car. ruled N. & Commissioner Harry kFaaoW as q hearing yesterday afternoon. Aa g eonseQnenee, hs granted else|safNez fo John Taollno. 49, Of 2QI 0EaIiGN street and sam MaFsolls. sf. aI z&s North Main street, both ~ MllNNI were arrested last Friday morning by Federal Agent Gus Lynch ass4 Captain Dan Carson and faiFallnAIl Patrick Moyland ef the local tlee quad, after iheaF ear had MeA4 halted 0D East Aain street and gallons q nenriax pad AleaiaA| found inside,
 commlssloneE KFahow egantad ille discharges ola nailan of Aliapz&H kdRaFd Maeeolo, aefenae eollnael
 ie eslslained the lafleras elalal lha& federal regulations forbid EIl& searching ~ a private car hg saVe eFnment Reenif, DO matter MNAE suspicious they may have. HsalH las, however, allows kfete aIH SNN| policemen ta AeaTeh a eaF ~ HIll&|l lley aEe suspicious,
 Paollne is noi yet entirely eal E trouble, hQNeYeF fpF be had Ao NaN& q eee bonds go insure hls aA|AFH hflee neat NflaaH aflefnoen hsEss GQlnfalasloneF kFafoN, re Na||1& Nlen nlleNef charges ~ helnN I|a felefe in fbe enefaflon nf l'aa Ae gallons found iH GFesalaae |1&1 year, 4 warrant feF hia efeef. eN ihaf fllafee had been efai k|ls4 Ia senF, bai Paeilne could no1 hH felIl
 lnapeeioT Lynch testified q faN heaFiAH filat he haa feaelfeA Asl ANONYMOUS phonH eau fliaf MaEM&s
 ia and Faa|aNa Mele afaneIsa 6 lAellslak nala nlGalai, S1l eAA1aE| Nilb Gallk Carson asaa b&lfo'IaaM j Meflaf, he eEAl1aNaa hIIHzH.l aA kaff Nah gsIeet lasf bfsaas, als6 llalife tlle eaF. NIlaSe la4EkkE nal|Ms heFs he baa Been elYen, Ise IllHl| NsHfallea E|la eHH, nlla found illa # ealiaha ef Aleelael
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
Esteem

replace hun, Brother Park
 gets saAoo q year n the other Nkeys post as principal assessor Brother enlllyH wlll draw aoKn ep00o for his one-ysaF term m the senate,
 ResanEeemlul
 sllm, trim, glib little kenaieF-elecs Mnllly,a youngest og the brothers, has, at bI climbed the highest, showed the most resonfeefulness neeause 0f hls signal Nlnmphs n eases like those remembered ones Qf Gallo and oeF0 Anla Tony huita, he ls ranked hy lawyers and politicians as ln the eenaFai class 0l hesl0n's late celebrated William FlaheFiy, All three MesRaeney brothers KeTe born ln Q tiny tenement ID the hp0lnlH or NaleFrfFenf section, where nov are the hAnnAkeAg mills, All nave saved and ihflsed, Ne that nov they 0Nn what Is ealief eblekE man Park waaN acre EeallS aefelonF manl bordering ksaglna street ln lAe pallle part of leRn .all what was the estate ef the late Congressman aeafee 2, lsafMs,
 ThSH alsleF llaaFlha Asnasl ls alslsV Mary hapAasl e' Waterbury
 Alter lllllns eaa lahs, yonAg Meg sweeney heaAn ao SnAa laM "a klle elllee ol lle lale Michael h, hullip van, Nho NAs 2 eolaAl of Boston I ilnalTloAs Martin kenAAslleY, Af M, nhlllya Aas Admlllea le llle baf AAa enselea nsaellea hela, AN . boNnes alel he karfea ha AsAlnsAllf la hssfA alalrlQl attorney tnaN kNneElof Court 5lldeel lsaNis A Cos, hloiheF 0f eAso oNlegANg ehanllla H, Gak,
 Many llane5e
 Ai as he NAs lhe ely fellAell' 2 nIealdelll Rfleg lNe years Aefe elee, hy lhae he NAa nFesidhlA nf flle hllaga Al allegnaen hllef i've seATf in Ah|ee, "a lhAi ReAfa ely eleelieo lhA late ATlhAg hoAaEd kaAt Mfg hRaennp log lAANaF bF lbh votes, alla lne paaFH laing Ae lahg hy q sfN hllnP aga A0les to ~ Q Aaalilt,
 nAmnna llle l.lant lTiends ! hage made Rab the late jnkellh lAllNDlle, falhar ~ MNffolks henalssT iAilHeile ke aae eonlana aas nhflllAna hMsA| about me ln he palllilhlfn speeches heEs eaYa henaleg elhel hes sAnelley
 Ailehla hf, Menseenef hAs side Acquaintance, having been alslfles anpNlt ps lhe ~ q, Q 1 and he ls lllh olanal hYlAs past eNnliaa fnleF Of salem laase, n' Y, 0, 2 MaelAl|t
 llel pelllleallY hr hasweelley ls
 1asfalsieg
 tnr ekerrlse ha aNnlke aholat e hlls each day, nlih Study " Aas slael lfs IA q Adeefnis golfer, fie is E allafe eater, q ieelofaleI he has been fsfass ldenl Nf the FT, Mathew f. A !, ef nhleh hFgihefs Morgan nlla skafA" are active laelnheFsl Iie nlllahea iAs ardnens campaign % excellent eoals dllion, lhanks 1> ehe manifestations q sAl" Mecleaaaa, hls beafsnAId and trainer,
 4 meFTv-eFa6 aainiFef. wifb A hFnSile. as he cams aMAy from eollv graduating the victor. put | aA in c nufAheil, easlngi "kou'te heard of KFlnh Angfanra. Gene Ae3Wee- neH ie NeNion1 Hellra fanMlnalaneSl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
IS TEAM FORMING
 FOR SCOUT DRIVE

Plans are being completed under the direction nf Mrs. John L, delss and Mrs, Joe !, Butler, committee chairman al the combined drive nf the noy and Girl Scouts councils, lss (. ls e.gAnlss'lon ,sn..a si women s.i,,a. sa, eg the city. John M, nnFEall, pgeslv dent Of the Boy Scout council, Is chairman of Ehea rive, ln which F ie honed ta raise slh,le0,
 There Wlll he three sections of fivi teams each In the women'a group under the direction ng MTa Earl Rmilhies, Mlss Mary Henness ley REla Mrs, William aageF, These leaders Wlll meet ai the fMpA at 70 e'eloek Monday nlnEnlng le make plans for the campaign,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02

Assisting MF. schneer on the committee are Jack Rutman, Louis Rieger, pr. Louis L. Weinberg, Jos seph ReineF, Jacob and Moe Eha- piro, Attorney Morris L. Robin, Is- raeI Helfand, Samuel Apirian, Sam son Siegal and Attorney Harold Green. post commander.
 TouioTFow morning st il o'clock members of Fannick Post wili meet ct the Brass City Lot cemetery where tombstones in honor of the late Attorney Herman Engleman amd the late mother of Moe Shapiro will be unveiled. It Is hoped that ell members of the post will attend this service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
DR, REED ANNOUNCES
 OPENING or OFFICE

nF, August Reed, wha has pFae- Heed aenllsiEy feF the past a1 years, has opened an 0lhee Rt lla East Main street nT, Reed Is vel known in Waterbury as he was nnr lll recently associated with pr, 6 WhIlTlahi hegaFs coming io Wa leThnTy nT, Reed pFAetleea ln Bridgeport and ln New Haven, He new 0lIlee ai lTa East Main street lk equipped ln the most modern nanlleF and there la q nnFse, Miss Hagel hleholal ln attendance al all times,
 nF, Reeds 0lllee hours Elll he from nla0 o'clock ln lhe maTnlne 70 { o'clock ln Ihe evening
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02

the Hartford diocese. of which WAz terbury is a part. is highly cons mended by Mr. BulTail. ~Af regular intervals MT. BurrnlI stated &l.a public would be made acquainted with various steps and the couiplela roster Of the various committees will be shortly announced.
 Mfr. Burrall concluded hy aaylik that every one owning a car should drive carefully and give the cons sideration to others that you expect from them. Impress this senss uz responsibility on all who may drip9 your car. 'Rememher-the preyene ton of an accident is a puhli4 benefactionl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
SPAGHETTI SUPPER

The Naval Veterans association and friends attended q spaghetti NuRaeg lasl night At Ra Welll kIesl, An Informal pleellnE Nal held during whleh Invitations from lhe W R VI, le altend ila lnslellaE Hons lonighl and from lhe AFmlsE tee day committee la march ln ihe parade November ll, Rele accepted yhe nest meellne Elll he held n lNe weeks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
kllAAll
LOCAL MEN HURT
 ON BETHANY ROAD

TBe Waterbury genng nlen ess eapa4 Eiih alAilof iilt,AFles let ill8lli Hllen fiaeiT ear kkaddea aal1 elFiiek q nole oa Bethany faaa. Ilge tnle Nl6Fe brought te et Maft's hontllal haTe, MleFe they wess alEe8 &fsi ald iFaallnanl, then 6iaehaEge1.
 AFfhiR CEoelaek q, ef SIS #As tagvtlls street ellsiaiEe1 eaFaeae.li of llae left hllaa. Soselsn @loMe, 10 ag aai EHilm &aFk aEezlte. alka nlsaiatna6 abEnaiens. Iiey WNFi ireated nt 8k agaEy's at esse lasl Inagllk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
GTHekstsD
FORCET-ME-NOT
 SALE ARRANGED
D. A. V. to Conduct Annual EveN for Relief Work
 Among Membership

The Forget-me-nos, the little blue
 flower, which serves as an emblem of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. officially goes on sale to the public during Armis-
 iice week Nov. { to is. The Dis- abled American Veterans of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
FoREMEN TO MEET

AehaFsAa iha Waaifhv wlll ha l|AA Nlleteei NIsell6aea MednaaaaV nlN| n8 Slg@ W, M c, hs bg Nafl8 NnelaaoB in 6 ialh hafaFe flls N.sINs bafs of slae inaNsiflal NaFa'lIa' E fIilh. eaFs Batlaafsn A manager sz ille G0nne6faeNE MeanQiAie e@IlMs 4 program ~ eniaflnlllinent N|II Hs Dafeeilh alsa. MIit William HafHNa A6E iH elzHHHH 1he meeting W begin aI 919 o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
MAsOks TO VISIT
 HARTFORD MONDAY

MemhaEs el canslneDial iaase ef Aaaalls Rih nake 4 leslBe blflt "a Wglits loaee ag Mhst ItaFtlofa Monday nlghf 1he Meaief Mahon aeagee eiH he ekelapllnaa bg sile Waterbury aelassies, Anr faemheF aile plans ae laake ihs fglp is askfa V f6i Ia telleb Nfih H h #oaos eaek, Telephone ss8aDf iflbe ledaa NiN @aFk ails hafseg haseD daHIee an Monday nisbt hey, il, HHel alafiefF llielf Mill be eh6eggea hov, ab.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
c. o. P. MEETING

0aagns Jenkins wil| NFN|A ae5nmsaFF elaaIsMa0 sNsl|A|5 g meeting 0f flla cos afNAI lmN foflmed ko Aa Ms|N#H #H # saftlFY aNepsai'aa NEls9| HilE a4sna MiII t@ lN iIlN AR
 a6af.aR'aH Ns @I8H AH6 lIae HaANsN # HAE& fIla pEbzfN m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02

Instructions were asked to-day by Health officer pr. V z, Godfrey Dg Corporation Counsel Charles s. D,Connnr aa Co what steps Co ne taken fo enforce the ordinance enc acted a little over year ago pros hihiflng the eaie og antl-freeze no- luisone containing more than 70 per cent wood alcohol. Action wae taken by DF. Godfrey because of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
SCOUTS GATHER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
GlsvpaFalIan Counsel

death if Q enters the body through the mouth, hy skin absorption or by inhalation af vapoFs,s
 With the winter months almost co hand, nr, dodfrey sald to-day. he Is acting e protect not only the m0soFlst but the pedestrian from the threat Of blindness or possible death hy moving against the deal. CTS he knows have ln their p0s- session RnflsigeeEe solutions con. iainlng more than 70 pe7 cent and as hlGh as Ts per cent weed alcohol,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-02
MeaIeal Rzamlnsr

 the fact that leading medical offs eials have found that the inhallng Of fumes from wood alcohol or the absorption Of vapor from the eaIne can cause blindness or death.
 Several local auto supply houses have on hand, pr. Godfrey sad, antl-lrneas solutions containing as much as 20 per cent wood alcohol, He has delivered a sample Of this sort 0f product to Attorney 0'Cnn- nor along with his written request goF information on how 10 proceed tn causing arrests and prosecutions,
 70 Per Cent Limit
 DT, Edward H. Kigschhauln, local medical examiner and q member os the board of health, Was the aulhnF