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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27
Bathing Beach Work
 At New Dam Started
Fifteen Men Employed on JOb-Snag May Develop;
 Two We'll Known Women Die

construction work. It was his un- derstanding, he declared, that this part of the work woul dbe done by TERRA carpenters under EZRA pay. There are no carpenters ayail- able for such work in his depart- ment, he said.
 Christian Groh, FERA official, when asked previously about the matter, said that although 1t had at first been thought the project would be EZRA one, desire to speed work on 1t caused the street department to undertake 1t.
 This would avoid the delay which application for permission for an EZRA job and carrying out details in connection with grant, ing of such permission would en- tail.
 However, it apparently was the understanding of MT. Groh that the street department intended to carry out the whole job. Just how the construction part of 1t will work out, that is whether the street department or the EZRA men will do 1t, remains to be seen.
 III tHc HlSaHttuieJ tHSAS oiS HeH dreds of local youngsters and adults anxious for the work to be completed. When plans as suggest ed by the Chamber fo Commerce which endorsed the project, were announced, many of the .prospec- tive bathers had an idea the beach when completed would be a minia- ture combination of Atlantic Beach and Coney Island. Unless construc- ton gtarts soon, 1t will continue to loo: very much like the new dam and like nothing else for the rest of this summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27
WRITS FILED

Two civil actions were filed in the common pleas court. each of which is brought on a common count writ today. In the first, Frank Matasavage of Midiebury. asks s250 damages from William Meskunas of Lltchheld. In the second. Jennie Rinaldl asks $500 from Frank Perigini. The nature of the suits will not be known un- tii more specific statements are filed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27
STADIUM FACES
 BUSY SUMMER

Cleveland, (UP) = Thirty-nine events, exclusive of ball games the Cleveland Indians may play there. are scheduled for this summer in Cleveland's mammoth lake front stadium. The Indians play at League park, but some games dur ing the season may be staged at the stadium according to plans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27
Two Women Dlc

 women died late yesterday after. noon. Mrs. Annie Clancy, wife of Richard Clancy passed away at her home, 100 oak street after an illness of three years. She was born in Montreal, Canada, and lived in Naugatuck about 40 years.
 She was the aunt of "King" Clancy, famous Toroto Maple Leaf hockey star. She is survived by one son, Thomas J. Behan of Vancouv. CTS, British Columbia; and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Clancy and Mrs. Frank Madden, both of Nau. gatuck.
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at 9.30 o'clock from her daughters home to St. Francis church at 10 o'clock.
 Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
 Mrs. Clancy's son has left from Vancouver but Is not expected to arrive here until Saturday night. street died suddenly at St. Mary's hospital. She was operated on Tuesday. She was resident here all her life and her friends were shocked to hear of her death. She leaves three sisters, Miss Mary Pat 'terson and Mrs. James Dalton, both of Naugatuck, and Mrs. John Donovan of Waterbury. The funeral of stephen Fetyko, longtime, resident of Naugatuck, who died at his home. 24 Washing. ton street early Tuesday was held this morning at S;30 from his home to St. Mary's church at o'clock where q solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. Rev. Richard P. Morrissey. pastor, being the celebrant. He was assisted by Father Geist of New Haven as dea- con and Rev. James Donaher of Cheshire as sub deacon. Burial was in St. James cemetery. Bearers were: Joseph Farkas, Michael Yoss, John MezZo, stephen Soltesz, Joseph Billezi and stephen Hecker.
 The funeral of Archibald H. Ea- gan, 10. who died Tuesday after. noon at his home. 192 Meadow street, will be held tomorrow af. ternoon at 2 o'clock from the Methodist Episcopal church.
 Rev. John E. Better, Methodist pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery.
 Funeral of Mrs. Evers
 The funeral of Mrs. F. Johanna Evers, wife of William Evers who died yesterday at her home on New Haven road after short ill., ness will be held Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock from her home. Rev. Edward Jones, Seymour Con- gregationai church minister, will ofiiciate. Burial will be in Grove cemetery.
 Mrs. Evers' family and friends were shocked by the suddenness of her passing. Besides her hus- band she Is survived by four daughters, Mrs. A. Becker of New Haven, Mrs. Dorothy Clark of Sey. mour, Mrs. Mildred Wellman of Moosic and Mrs. Marie Peterson of Bay Village, Ohio, and one son. William Jr. of Naugatuck. She shad many friends in town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27
To Distributc Food

Roast veal and canned milk will be distributed to needy of the borough tomorrow by the welfare department, N. Hadley Cox, super intendent of public welfare an. nounced today. This is government food. Distribution points are the Union City Coal company and the Rubber avenue center.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27

Natives of Abysslnia have de- vised q combination hat and bas- ket.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27
Iassistance.

ubbibtanco.
 Reymond's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread is the easily remem. bered name of this household staple that should be on every family's table. three times every day. Quit taking hpbit-formins purges for constipation. Change over to this new bread if you arc troubled with bowel disorders. It's regular use in the diet relieves constipation the correct way by supplying you with the necessary roughage that comes from the en. tire whole wheat kernel, and con. taining the laxative qualities Ot pure. delicious honey to add to It's taste appeal.
 Mako This Ten-Dsy Test
 Try eating Reymond's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread for at least ten days. Before you know It, the poisons that are clogging your system and robbing you of your natural vitality. will vanish. You will feel like 8 new person with all your old-time pep. Then KEEP REGULAR by eating it every meal!
 Be sure of getting the original Reymond's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread. Look for the distinguish ing moisture proof wrapper with the Cellophane window and the extra outer coating of crushed wheat on the crust. It comes con. veniently sliced.--Advertisement.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
Behind the Scenes With
Justice Department
Secret Agents
(serialized from the Warner Brothers Production)
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Brick Davis born in the sluns of NeV York. is strug
CLING yong lawyer hose practice is conspicuous by its
eagerness due to his refusal to take "ShGd business
He had been rescued from the life of guter-rat By
McKay powerful bootcgger whO had secretly supported
the youngster through college and law school.
DGvis applies to the Department of Justice for training
"G-1nan" when gcngsters murder Eddie Buchanan
his roommate at school,
Mckay not only approves Bricks decision but he quits
his lucrative rCckets hen his Odrd enters the Federal
service.
Jean Morgan dancer in McKays lavish night club, is
in love vith Brick but he does not share this feeling
Veteran "Gnten did not enjoy training the young Gttor
eys ho being taken into the servtce preerrIng to
be out on the firing lines.
Consequently Jeff McCord objected to being kept IN
Washington school master for rockies and preiu
diced in advance against Brick healthy feud quickly de-
vaoped betsveen tie tOo men NTH Brick trimming grudgng
praise for courage from the veterGns.
Legget, Public Enemy No. l. has been captured for the
second time. The first time he rescued By his gang
who slaughtered number of officers Jeff McCord led
"G-meN" in Chicago raid took Legge and following his
convcon deed the underworld and took the gongster to
prison 1Vithout police escort.
Jean Morgan questioned by Brick, unwttmgy put the
authorities the trails of Gerard and Collins aOho had
found and unk1oVn hiding place. The gang was
hoed up at McKays lodge.
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thinking that he had come. to kill
her.
Knowing that he would shoot
her mercileSSly If she told him the
Federal agents had questioned her
during his absence, she casually
informed him that everything had
been quiet with her.
well then, crack open a bottle
Of whiskey and we'll celebrate" he
said.
II haven't got any here" Jean
confessed trying to maintain her
composure.
Hop down to q store then"
Collins exclaimed in evaporation.
Jean dressed hurriedly and left. It
was her chance to escape.
Collins smiled as he read the
headlines about himself. Suddenly
there was a knock at the door.
He jumped to his feet and drew
a revolver, waiting motionlessly.
And then, with the silent tread
Of a cat, he tiptoed into the hall
bedroom, opened its door about
an inch and peeped out.
Jeff'S back was to the bedroom
door but Bricks acute ears heard
the faint creak Of the hinges and
he caught a glimpse Of Collins,
revolver in hand.
Bricks fist shot forward, knock.
ing jeff sprawling to the floor as
Collins fired. Brick fell back
against the wall--but too late to
escape the bullets which would
Lave felled Jeff.
Realizing what had happened
jeff rushed into the apartment
but Collins had escaped down the
fire-escape. jeff could see him
running through the darkness.
Kay McCord had Just heard
that Brick was in the hospital,
and rushed down to his room
Just as her brother was leaving.
"1S he badly hurt?" she in.
quired attempting to mask her
concern under a professional at.
titude.
Nothing serious. You know he
saved my life, that guy. He's.
got plenty Of CUTS"
jeff suddenly remembered.
But don't tell him I said So"
Kay smiled and entered Bricks
room.
"Oh, I'm sorry" exclaimed Kay
as she saw Jean in the room.
II heard about what happened
tonight" Jean cav by Bricks
beaming face that was in love
with Kay.
Are you all right?" Kay asked,
trying to forget the pang Of jeal.
ousy at seeing Jean.
Sure. Fine"
I'm glad. Good night" Kay
left.
Jean looked thoughtfully for a
moment.
I'm going to find Brad. He's
done enough harm to people
her voice became grim-"with.
out doing anymore. Good night,
Brick"
Kay meanwhile had donned her
street garb and started to walk
from the hospital to her home.
A disarming, amlable voice
stopped her. 1t was a tall man
Collins! But Kay didn't know.
Miss McCord2"
Eyes"
Collins stepped out Of the shad-
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IT know how you feel about
Mckay" continued McCord. I'D
feel the same way. But you didn't
kill him. Those rats murdered
him by forcing him out there
and Collins got away with it..
Think it over"
Jeff turned abruptly away to
the police office. Brick followed
him inside, and picked up his
badge.
CHAPTER TX
When Jeff McCord and Brick
Davis halted before the door Of
Jean Morgan'S apartment. they
had no idea that her gangSter-
husband, Brad Collins, was seated
inside, reading q newspaper.
When Collins had arrived Jean
had been petrified with fear,
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ment, he dropped his badge and
gun on the table.
I'm washed up, McCord. I'll
mail my resignation in to Chicago
tomorrow"
Brick walked out into the dark
street. Jeff followed him hastily.
"Davis!" Brick stopped and
faced him. lone time you came
into my office and told me I was
the last guy in the world you'd
ask for a favor. Remember that?"
Brick nodded.
II don't want to report you as
the first man ever to Quit the
service without finishing his job.
That time it meant sometulns 70
you to stay in the department.
Now it means something to me
to have you stay in"
Both men eyed each other.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
NOW READ ON
CHAPTER VIII

The electrified the hearers But Jeff frowned
McKays harboring them eh? thought you said he quit
He did :" Brick was confused Had Mckay lied?
But"
A right jeff barked out orders Drake pick
Guns for ALL Martin phone the police at Pnecrest
Find out the nearest landing field them have thred
cars there transport plane We leave within the hour
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ows, his eyes venomous. He
damned a gun into her ribs.
Keep your trap shut and walk
to that sedan"
Kay saw that there was nc
chance Of escape. She obeyed.
Calling Car 121. Calling Cal
121. Urgent, McCord. Collin:
has kidnapped your sister.
Threatens to kill her If attacked
=. All cars use caution. =. Calling
Car 121...."
Jean had found Collins hide
away-a garage near the water
front. Recognizing her, the soil
tary guard, a member Of the gang
greeted her cordially. ,'%
who's the dame?" Jean tossed
a hard-boiled look towards Kay
1.-THE G guys sister. Brad's
holding her so he can make his
getaway"
"Oh, we'll. Guess I'll pack g
few things. I'm going with him
See you later"
Jean ran toward q restaurant
a half.mile away. She knew there
was a telephone there.
CHAPTER X
Collins entered the garage. He
had just learned that his wife had
been the one who had given away
the Wisconsin hideaWay, and he
lusted to kill.
your wife was just here" Col
Inns halted before the car he was
about to enter.
"When?"
"She just left"
did she see the dame?" he
roared at the frightened guard
Sure"
"She's going to rat to the cops,
you fool" Collins dashed to a
smaller car and roared up the
dark street.
He stopped a street lounger.
"See dame go by here?"
yeah. A honey. Just went
into the lunchroom.
The car skinned around the
corner. Collins Sprang out.
Brick? This is Jean! I found
him! Hes"
She never finished. The bull.
lets from Collins automatic
stopped her. But Brick had
heard enough. Over the doctors
protests, he rushed from the hos.
pital.
An inferno was giving Jean
first aid treatment, when Brick
arrived in the lunchroom.
"Jean!" she opened her eyes
and smiled family at Brick. HHr
head trembled as she tried to
speak:
"A garage. Eight. Oh. Nine
j.. Allen. Street. Brad'S got her"
her face was taut as she strug-
gled to continue-"He'll kill her"
Brick jumped to his feet.
"1'll see you later" he said.
II won't be around" she
whispered. '1s there any rule"
beads of sweat moiStened her
forehead-"a G man can't kiss an
old friend good bye"
Brick remembered and his heart
wept. He knelt down and placed
his lips upon hers. 1t was her
last breath.
He rose and stared at Jeans
peaceful face. A woman hal
loved him, and had died for that
love.
call headquarters and tell 'em
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jeff and the agents ran toward
the car.
But Brick didn't follow. Drawn
to the lodge by some inexplicable
curiosity, he strobe up to the
side door, past Durfee's stiffening
body. He looked down at the
ground, Mortified.
Hello, Brick" Mac whispered
almost inaudibly, his voice grow
ing weaker. II know 1t wasn't
your fault. ,okay. kid. .okay.. {.
kid. so. long"
Brick marched into the Pine.
crest police house, oblivious to the
compliments offered him by his
companions. To Jeff'S amaze
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Tied to a chair, Mckay watched
his former flunkies and their
women raise high jinkS in his
home. The radio walled inces-
sanity, the revelry stopping &C.
casionally as the gangsters
listened to one Of their number
abuse the prisoner before whom
they once had quailed.
Collins and Gerard were par
ticularly bitter. They remembered
the security under which they
had operated before Mckay had
turned his back on the rackets.
They slapped him, spat in his
face, reviled him.
Mckay remained silent, and
resigned to his fate. He knew
what happened to a mob leader
who attempted to break his ties,
and had not been particularly
surprised when the gang had de.
scended upon his lodge, made
him q prisoner, and proceeded to
lay low while the Omen"
searched far and wide for them.
Neither Mckay nor any of his
tormentors heard the faint stirring
that accompanied the stealthy
approach of McCord and his men.
whose number had been aug.
mented by the Pinecrest police.
"Take the positions assigned, !"
McCord commanded. Davis. you
cover the side door. I'll fire two
shots in five minutes. Then
Hardly had he uttered the
words when two dogs, chained to
trees in the yard. began to bark
furiously. Instantly all the lights
in the house were extinguiShed.
They've spotted u.s." jeff de-
clared. ''Let them have it."
A savage burst Of gun fire
flashed out from a number Of
points inside the lodge. followed
almost instantly by the machine
guns Of the Q.Men which began
a n1urderouS tattoo. Terrified,
the female companions Of the
gangsterS within huddled to.
gether.
We'll have to make run for
1t to the cars" Gerard beloved
to make himself heard above the
insane screams Of the women.
YEAH" one gangSter spoke up
sarcastically. who's going first
to take 1t? You?"
Gerard hesitated, then he jerked
Mckay to his feet.
Come on, big shot" he said.
you're fat enough to make q
good shield"
Brick opened fire at the shadowy
figures. His first shot dropped
Mckay. His second Durfee.
jeff and two agents came run.
ming into the clearing ground in
front Of the lodge. Gerard sud.
denly crumpled up and pitched
forward on his face.
Cool as q madman, Collins
sprinted for his car. His com.
panion collapsed as q dozen bull
lets Smacked into his back. The
motor started.
With an explosive burst Collins
car roared off. It gained terrific
momentum. It swerved violently
off the road into q tree. With
one last burst of power, it lum.
nered heavily upwards and dropped
Into the ditch beside the road.
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Brad Collins is at 900 Allen ST."
he ordered the policeman outside.
He headed into the darkness.
Brick found the garage, eau.
tiously made his way UP to the
back window and climbed in. He
sneaked up the stairs.
Kay saw Bricks head and her
eyes widened. The guard caught
her look. Before he had Q chance
to reach for his revolver, Brick
dropped him with a shot from his
poised gun.
Collins rushed out, firing to-
wards the stairway. The car was
between him and Brick. Saw
agely, he jerked open the rear
door and dragged Kay out, using
her as a shield.
Come on, copper. Are you
going to let her have it-or am
II"
Collins advanced on the stair
way where Brick lay concealed.
Suddenly, Kay gave a desperate
heave to the side, throwing Col
Inns gun off.
Brick, seeing the gangster's
bullet go wild, came upright, his
face contorted with pain. He
fired one shot, smashing Collins
left elbow.
The impact knocked his arm
backwards, freeing Kay, who
dropped to the floor.
With a desperate leap, Collins
flung himself into the auto and
drove it clear through the door
With terrific speed as Jeff'S
squad car drove up.
In an instant, jeff had
whipped out his gun and emptied
it at Collins, who was killed In.
stantly. The car lunged across
the sidewalk into o building front
and halted. jeff rushed into the
garage.
did you get him" Brick rushed
up, trembling with pain.
"Yeah-Where'S Kay?"
Inside. She's all right"
jeff rushed in. Swiftly, he 70
moved her bonds and gag. She
smiled family at her brother.
where's Brick?" He was won.
derful."
jeff looked at her with deep
affection and kissed her. He
gazed at Brick, gratefully.
Thanks, Davis"
"Okay," Brick slowly walked
away.
I'm going with him." Kay
rose from the floor.
Take good care Of him-he'S
a swell guy"
Kay looked back, q quiI1icGl
twinkle in her eye.
Shall I tell him you said So'"
yeah"
But Brick had heard 1t all. He
acknowledged Jeff'S praise with
a wave Of his hand.
Kay walked up to him.
II think I'll take charge Of
this case personally" pointing to
Bricks wounded shoulder.
"You know" said Brick, grin.
ming feebly. cts going to be
nice having a woman in my fam.
lily"
Kay's face shone joyfully as
she put her arm around him and
helped him into the car,
THE END.
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Brad Collins is at 500 Allen ST."
he ordered the policeman outside.
He headed into the darkness.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
NOTICE FOR bids FOR TRANS
FORMATION OF PUPILS

On or before seven o'clock D. III. on
Monday. August 10. 1885. the Board or
Trustees OF School District No. :. fHS
Horn County. Montana. will receive
sealed bic for the TRANSPORTATION OF
pupils to and from the public schools
of said district located at Pryor. over
a route of not to exceed 80 miles each
duv.
Bids should read a certain amount
per dav for each dav that school Is
i'll session.
Driver Of bus must be approved Sy
thu. hoard OF trustees.
The board reserves the right to de-
crease or increase or change inc
route of bus line in a way the schooI
trustees MAY consider beneficial 10
the TRANSFORMATION system. and may
adjust the compensation on the basis
OF changed mileage.
The board reserves the tight 10
cancel all transportation contracts
upon 20 days notice in writing when
ever the funds available for the pur-
pose OF TRANSPORTATION shall become
Inadequate.
Bidders will be reau:rrG 10 furnish
standard bus BODY on truck chassis.
with heat. ventilation and seating ca
pacitv for 40 pupils. entry OH right
side front with safety exit at rear
end. For further particulars commu-
%nication with Clerk. Board OF t:duca-
ton. PRYOR. Montana.
Bids on above route are to h" made
for one year.
The board reserves the right to
reject arv or all bids.
Signed: G. G. SWARTZ.
clerk. School Dist. No. 2.
Pryor. Montana.
Pub Aur O 1S 1Q2E
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
mer sessions of the Baptist

summer sessions of the Baptist
church.
The talkie movie, Girl of the
LimberloSt" and cotOred comic Will
be shown at Stevenson'S Airdome
in Lodge Grass, on Saturday
night. beginning at 7:30. and a
free dance by the West Soap
creek cricket camp boys will fol-
low Immediately after.
Miss Jane Spear and house
guest, Miss Jane Fuller of Seattle.
escaped injuries. "Wednesday after
no6n of last week, when a tire
blew out on Miss Spears a and
it went into the ditch. not far
from the Carl Gross ranch. A
broken axle was all the damage
done to the car.
The Lodge Grass travel section
of the Federation of Women's
clubs entertained at a picnic
luncheon, Monday. at the Pet
zoldt cabin in the Little Horn
canyon. Their guests from Wyoia
were Mrs. E. C. Woodley, Mrs.
Winifred Woodley. Mrs. B. B. Bel
ken and Miss judy Walsh.
The Wyola base ball team play
ed Decker at Decker. Sunday,
winning 25-12. Those who attend
ed were Mr.. and Mrs. Bob New
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Mont
gomery. Ne. and Mrs. J. X. Red
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watten-
burg. Frank Arnold. Earl Elder
Carl Riplett and Bud Brotherson.
The women's kitten ball game
was we'll attended. Saturday ev-
ening. the blondes winning. TIA.
The Ladies Aid cleared thirty
dollars on the refreshments which
were served. Those who played
were: Blondes-Mrs. Newhouse,
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Elder. Mildred
Shoner. Mary Lou and Jean Foltz
Bessie and Blanche Riplett; Bru-
nettes-Mrs. Wattenburg. Mrs
Graham, Mrs. Badgley. Mrs. Hager
Mrs. Alva Montgomery. Mrs. J. *
Redman. Ada Kimble. Agnes Rose
i Badgley. Evelyn Schaubel, Betty
Schaubel. Junior Westwood OF
Lodge Grass and Frank Arnola
were the umpires.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-09
NOTICE or PASSAGE OF RFSOLU-
TON NO.. U

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That on the 9th dav of August. 1888.
the CITY Council of the CITY OF Har-
dir. Montana. professionally passed a
resolution assessing the costs and ex-
penses OF sprinltling in Sprinkling
district No. , in said city. to the
property bordering on the streets and
avenues in said district.
That the City Council will be in
regular session on the, Goth. day OF
August. 1885. in the Council Cham
beers in the City Hall at 8 o'clock o. M.
when it will hear objections to the
final adoption OF said resolution. at
which time. n place any person or
I.erSonS who ar" wnHr or agents OF
owners OF n lot or parcel of lane
" thin said district NAV appear in
person or BY counsel and show cause
WHY said assessment should not be
levied.
I;v order 81 CITY 'ouncil
A.. H. ROrSH.
City Clerk
I>,,I k,1. O IL 1aS