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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

Q. What is grenadine? A. A syrup of pomegranates or red entrants used as a sweetening and havoring agent for beverages.
 c. What do Aloha and sayu- nara mean?
 A.. Aloha is Hawaiian for fare- well or T love you," depending upon. the construction of the sen- teace. Sayunara is Japanese for goodbye"
 e. Where is the town of Cabad- baran?
 A. In the province of Agusan in the Philippine Islands.
 @. When were Georgetown Uni- versity in Washington, D. C., and the University of Georgia at Athens, Ga. founded?
 A. In 17s9 and 17S5, respective ly.
 c. What is the address of How ard Chandler Christy, the artist?
 -A. West 67th street, New York City.
 Q. When did the United States break off diplomatic relations with Russia previous to 1913?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
WINTER PROGRAMS
 AT Y TO BE SET

Discussions on the fall and win-
 ter programs of the young mems clubs of the Y. M. c. A. will fea- ture a meeting of program chiefs Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. camp at Smith pond. Water town. Clarence E. Andrews of Sec ton A council As general program chairman for the city. Committee members are Albert B. Waluck of the North End branch, Frank P.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
ELITE ROLLERDROME
 OPENS TOMORROW

Devotees of roller skating are to again have the opportunity to in- dulge in the fascinating pastime and amusement as Manager Dick Halliwell Is to open his Elite Rol- lerdrome tomorrow for the fall and winter season. All of last seasons fans will no doubt be on hand to again glide around on the little rollers. Those who haven't yet mastered the sport will do bet ter by coming afternoons or even-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

| Berlin. Cat hole pass
 road. 2 miles of macadam com p1eted.
 Route No. 108
 East Hampton. Young street. 2
 3-4 miles of waterbound macadam completed.
 No Route No.
 Enfield. Town farm road. 1-2 miles loose gravel completed. | Windsor Locks. Elm, north, Grove and Whiton streets. 3-4 miles macadam completed. Oiling Work
 Route No. U. $. Greenwich. Post road. Shoulder oiling 3 miles. old Lyme. Boston Post road. Shoulder oiling miles.
 Route No. U. s. 6 Chaplin & Hampton. Williman- tic road. Surface oiling 3 miles. Route No. IA .t,.. Columbia. Willimantic- Middle town road. Shoulder oiling 1-2 mile. Windham. Scotland road. Sur face oiling 2 miles.
 Route No. U. S. A I
 Eastford. Hartford road. Sur face oiling 9 miles.
 Route No. "A Wilmington Warrenville road. Shoulder oiling l mile.
 Route No. 81 Clinton Clinton killingworth road. Shoulder oiling miles.
 Route No. 83 Manchester. Rockville -Manches- ter road. Shoulder oiling 1 mile. ] Surface oiling 1 mile. Route No. S5 Hebron. Hebron Colchester road Shoulder oiling 1 mile. Hebron. Hebron Manchester road. Surface oiling 9 miles. Route No. 07 Hampton. Pomfret road. Sur face oiling about 1-2 mile. Pomfret. West road. Surface |oiling about 9 1-2 miles.
 Route No. III Monroe & Trumbull. Monroe center road. Shoulder oiling 10 miles. Route No. IA Woodbridge. Ansonia road. Sur face oiling 9 miles. Woodbridge. Racebrook road. Surface oiling 1-2 miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
CHICKEN COOP BURNS

Firemen last night extinguished 8 blaze in a chicken coop in the rear of the home, of Mrs. Mary sheehan, 1s1 Frost road. The coop was somewhat damage. The fires cause was not determined.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

ings the earlier part of the week. Last season dancing was presented twice a week and met with great favor and 1t is expected that 1t will be introduced again a little later when some of the best or- chestras have been booked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
Darlington Hill In
 Bethany Near Ready
Dangerous Curb Being Eliminated- -Detoms Through
 out State Listed to Help Drivers

Road conditions and detours in tho State of Connecticut made nec- eseary by highway construction and piling announced by the Connecti- gut highway department as of Sep- teMber 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

Commisa, chairman of the Brook lyn r and Domenic Tarullo of Gen. tral Section B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
SOCIALIST RALLY
 SET FOR TONIGHT

North Square will be the scene of a socialist rally tonight. The speakers will be John W. Ring. candidate for mayor, Philip c. Brainard, nominee for city clerk Gerald CovelIo, candidate for city sheriff, Raymond c. Smith, who seeks the office of city treasurer and A. J. Hinkleman, candidate for tax collector.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
TAKES M. D. COURSE

Dr. Joseph A. Ciminera, a major in the medical detachment of the 102nd infantry, c. ". G., will take an advanced course at the medical field service school, located al Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, from October 18th to November 22nd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

i. In which country Is the state of Guerrero
 2. what is the R. o. T. CT 6. What is . monoplane?
 {. In which state fl the city of AnaGonda?
 $. What is the name for q struc- ture formed to enable foundations to be laid in a site which Is under water?
 6. In which group qf Islands is paiawan7
 q. What is guerrilla warfare5 se. What Is meant by imitation ' Q. In which state was President James Monroe born?
 10. What is Scandinavia [
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

Being Angus raised calf William B. Schuose Cromwell freshman Storrs, ready to be he showed well the All Club Beef Show trailer and had surplus 4s cents when he reached home another Scukoskc steer Hereford This First Nationals fifth buyer of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
Test Y Q U ' Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to last for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
DECICCO BOOSTERS
 !. ARRANGE MEETING
Rally Tonight at g Abbott Avenue-WhistOn Club
 Completes Plans

The r-Tax-collector
 cub will sponsor a rally tonight at
 23 Abbott avenue. Major John M. Burrall and other g.o.p. candidates will speak. The republican women
 workers of the city will gather at the Abbott avenue headquart-
 CTS tomorrow afternoon.
 At a meeting last night of the Winston for City, Clerk club on Baldwin street plans for a rally on October 5th were made. Several of the g.o.p. candidates spoke at
 the rally, expressing the belief that the republicans have gotten
 the upper hand in the present
 campaign. Mortimer J. Calvin pre-
 sided at the meeting and Edward Naylor was added to the growing list of vice. presidents of the or ganization.
 Tonight the republican workers of the 5th district will meet at the home of Joseph Petruccione, 200 Easton avenue. The 9th district republicans will hold an outing to- morrow evening. The Young Wo-
 mems Republican club will sponsor a dinner dance at The Elton Oc-
 tober 3rd with Attorney T. V. Meyer as toastmaster and Lewis GoodseM of Bethel as principal
 speaker. On October 4th the Young
 Mems Republican club will spon- sor a rally in Buckingham hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

Chile has a construction boom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

Iraq is boosting air travel.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

centro de actividades del mundo.
-;Y pensais Capitan-repuso FL
vira-oue voy a seguir f~recuentando
estas hermosas fiestase No conoceis
n mi ito y tutor ell Captain Don lingo
de Villafaha: es demasiado e%stricto y
dc costumbres tan austeras. que dudo
llegue a introducirme de lleno en- la
Corte.
-Siempre lie he dido fablar con
horror de ella; dice que es un centric
peligroso, donde ~incautas j~ovenes han
caido en- las garras de poderosos mag
mates.
70 creo que este peligro existi-
ria en- ell siglo pasado; sin embargo,
cuentan mucho de las Cortes de Fran
cia Y de Italia con esos criminales
Borgia.
ST hoy asistimos a esta cena, es
porque ell mismo Condo de Avila. sa-
bedor de nuestra llegada.s fue a SUI
plicar a mi ito que asistieramos, tan
to porque nuestro Emperador iba a
presidir la fiesta, como por ser mi
ito uno de los que e%ncabezan la x
pedicion a la Nueva Espana. Ma
mana saldremos rumbo a America.
-Pero... ivos accompanies a vues-
tro tio?-le .%pregunt6. con asombro.
-iY por que tanta ~extraneza. Ca
pitan?
-iNo temeis a los indios? Son fe-
rOces.
-iTemerlos? iAcaso vos les tie
La opinión., 1935-05-26

mores. No en- vano nuestro heroe
Den fernando Cortes con sus va
lientes soldados sepult6 para siem-
pre- ell poderio de los aztecas. Para
los que vivimos Ell estos tiempos esos
successes los cOnsideramos l%egendarios
y novelescos.
-Pero es que los peligros de suble-
vacion existen, Dona Elvira; 10 ha-
beis dido de boca de nuestro Empe-
rador.
S: de mi d~ependiera, yo extermi-
maria esa raza de perros malditos.
-Sois exaltado; va habeis dido tam
bien que nuestro monarch nos reco-
mienda carload para esa pobre raza
esclava. Supongo que vos sails tam
bien para America. Captain.
Els verdad. pero ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tie a lugares muy distances del yues-
tro. voy al Peru: mas os juro que una
vez sofocada esa maldita rebellion. ire
a Mexico; estuve ALA muy chico: mis-
padres me llevaron cuando solo con-
taba 1 ano; vivi tres v regrese a Es-
pana de c~uatro; deseo conocer ese
slrrelnato, del que tanto me habla mi
padre. quien milito bajo las ordenes
oe Don Hernandez. .saf
Dona Elvira qued6 absorta, contem-
plando la dulce paz de aquel jardin
1iuminado debilmente por la palida
iuna. Las fragancias de las rosas de
los t~repadores jazmines y de las vio-
.,+ (Si0ne en- la LA. pdgino)
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Vais a partir a~bandonando nueva-
mente vuestros p~atrios lares. con toda
su paz Y dalzura. yuestra vida civil
lizada. para entrar en- otra, LENA dc
Wcisitudes. expuestos a la certera v
punzante flecha del ~salvaje y quiza
a las balas traidoras de los de nuestra
prcpia sangre; pero no desmayeis, Sc"
guiC siempre adelante; 81 venceis en-
la lucha, sed m~agnanimos con ell ven
edo, implacables con ell traidor. Te-
nee carload para con los indios. redi-
midos va por nuestra Santa ReliPion.
demostrando con vuestros hechos, que
l,evais bien puestos los blasones de
nobleza que os%tentais; que los now
les que os impulsen a %conquistar nue.
vas t;erras no sean bastardas ambl-
clones.
Recorded siempre, hidalgos caballe-
ros. cue servis a vuestro Dios. a "les-
ira Patria y a vuestro Emperador".
Viva ell Emperador Carlos V! wi
va ell Principe Felipe! Viva Espafa!
-gr.taron los mobiles Capitanes. en- Ell
paroxismo de III entusiasmo.
La cena continue, Y n veZ termi-
nados los postres. la concurrence Sc
dirigio al salon de bale.
-iTendre la dicha, noble Dona Ell
Vlra dc que DalIelS conmlgo Sc vaiS!
-susurro al dido de la joven Ell Ca
pitan que la habia acompanado a ce-
mar.
No sc bailar, Captain. tengo solo
cinco meses de salida del Convento de
las Ursulinas; es la primera vez que
asisto a una fiesta.
-Probad un poco-insistiC-yo os
ensenare. son muy faciles los pasos
del walls.
Els inutil que insistais. ell dia que
me atreva a bailar, sera porque 10 Sc
pa la perfection.
-Entonces Ino quereis disfrutar
ago de las bellezas v frescura de la
ncche? Con la pesada cena y esta
a-glomeracion de genie siento la at
mosfera densa.
Abrio uno de los g6ticos ventanales
y lie dijo:
-Mirad que noche mas encantado-
ra; we'd que hermosos jardines tienen
los Condos de Avila; parece un sueno
contemporaries a la luz diafana de es-
ia noehe primaveral. Todo en- esta
mansion es de arte morisco; dicen
PAGINA IL
La opinión., 1935-05-26

que en- este alca- W =
Ear vivi0 I'M ara NJ
be bellisima, casada n
secreta m e n e con A
uno de los antepa-
sados de los Condos;
murio asesinada por un Principe ara
be que la guerra. Cuentan que pene-.
tro en- ell castillo una noche. cuandos
ei marido estaba fuera; trato de rap
tara; pero como ella Sc resistio. por
GU amaba al marques. Ell la mat6 dir
clendole: ''ya que no eres mia, no Sc
ras mas de csc perro cristiano", Du N
rante algun tempo este castillo es-
tuvo cerrado porque habia la con-
seja d. que la bella Florinda Sc pa
seaba en- espiritu por ell aicazar. Ha-
ce solo cinco anos que los Condos. a
SUI regreso de las guerras musulma-
mas, reedificaron esta suntuosa mo-
rada, c~onservando en todas sus par
tes la architecture morisca tan her
mesa como yeis.
los a~gradan los es%plendores de
la Corte?-le ~pregunto ell CAPTAIN dull
cemente.
-iMe deslumbran!; ique bellas son
esas damas lujosamente ataviadas.-
~contesto con candidez.
Mas me de~slumbran ell dorado
brlllo de vueStros caDellos y ell 1ul-
gor de esos ojos de cielo. Nunca mis-
oios habian contemplate tanta BELLE
"a.
-Demasiado galante sois. Captain;
81 %quereis que seamos buenos amigos.
ahorrad vuestras lisonjas. luz me des-
agradan.
-Sois todavia una nina. Dona Ell
vira, y la educacion conventual cue
habeis -ecibido. os hace timida; no
conoceis aun ell mundo; cuando
treis de lleno en- el las alabanzas que
hoy os disgustan, os ~agradaran des-
pues; llegareis a familiarizaros con
elias y con tantas cosas mas que sc
estilan en- la Corte bella sonora.
Estas ultimas palabras las dijo ell
Captain lanzando a la joven una mi
rada LENA de malicia. la que paso
inadvertida para ella. En- la ingenui-
dad de sus 16 amos. igr aba los an
des p~eligros y desenfrenadas costum-
bres que e~xistian en- la Corte. en- Pile
no siglo XVI. ell siglo de orc de Es-
paia. que por sus guerras de con-
o~uistas. sus adelantos en- las artes, en-
una palabra por ell poderio que habia
alcanzado en- aquella epoca. era el
The Washington times., 1935-03-19

There was before him large company Of pyro-
men, on holiday from their laborS, for all Children
of the Sun had gone to the sacrifice at the Temple
"You are summoned by the King to the sacrifice"
said guard.
The Washington times., 1935-03-19

his eyes. If ever two people on
earth owed a debt Of gratitude
to another, the Gottliebs owed
it to Juliet, and, undeniably,
they were rich.
It was more than a hunch-i
was the flame of true inSpira-
ton that sent Juliet scurrying
through the telephone book to
find their number.
Juliet had underestimated
Gottlieb. He was not, merely
a plumpish little business man
with Gibraltar for a nose and
a jellyfish nature that led him
into infidelities and, almost as
easily, into repentance.
Actually, his character
weighed much more than all
that. Toss him a business
proposition and he would tear
it to pieces like a bulldog.
For two hours, while Juliet
tried to explain why she was
asking fifty thousand dollars.
he pounced and ripped and
s.ashed at every argument she
brought forth. Most Of them
he tore to tatters until she was
ashamed for having opened her
mouth, but, occasionally, she
stood firm and beat down his
objection with an aggressive
energy that equaled his own.
Under the stress of a busi-
ness discussion that developed
into something like a heated
croSs-examination, tiny purple
lines flecked Gottlieb's cheeks,
his brow grew damp, he chewed
cigars and generally raised
himself to a pitch where he
very nearly forgot that Juliet
was a charming young woman
and shouted at her as though
she were a Swindler detected
in the act.
Long Chance
my dear Miss Rankin, it
boils down to this. They have
a dying business and they need
oxygen. AS it stands now the
institute is a failure. The only
hope of success is gamble
the long chance that these new
policies of yours will bring large
profits in short order. No sane
man would make a straight
loan on a dying woman, dwin'
ding business and a plant plas"
tered with mortgages"
They were sitting in the liv-
ing room of the old-faShioned
Gottlieb home with its heavy
furniture, its substantial hard.
ness that had weathered more
than one kind of storm. Mrs.
GottIieb, looking nearly a gen.
Grafton younger and happier
than she had been in years,
came in from the kitchen.
Papa, we must ask Miss
Rankin to stay for supper"
she said eagerly, a little dumpy
woman with white tight skin
around her throat and chin.
Yes, yes, of course" Gott-
lieb answered. with a wave of
his hand. But don't interrupt
now Mamma, please. We are
talking business"
Juliet. who had imagined tho
deal had fallen flat, sat down
again, for she had risen to go.
It was nc pleasure to hear Gott-
lieb riddle her plans as fast as
she advanced them, but she de-
cideG to stay as long as he still
considered the matter open for
discussion.
"Of course, you place every
thing in the worst possible
light" she told him, bravely.
"It's easy to pick anything to
pieces"
To Be Continued
Copyright, 1925. BY King Features
The Washington times., 1935-03-19

It had been easy to invent the
fifty thousand dollars; the diff
Guilty was to produce that sum.
A sarcastic inner voice began to
tell her she had made a ghastly
fool of herself. In another in
Stant it would have informed
her she was nothing but a cheap
braggart, but she slammed the
mental door in the face of this
intruder.
Looking at the situation in a
big way, she told herself, fifty
thousand was not much money.
Actually it was an infiniteSimal
sum when compared with mil
lions. Proprietors of successful
hamburger stands probably had
fifty thousand dollars. Thou
sands of people raise sums like
that for business deals every day
and think nothing of it. The
tonic effect of these thoughts
was marvellous. Straightway
she decided that it was possible
to find the money somewhere.
CHAPTER XXI
Another voice within, sane and
bold and courageous, bade her
follow his hopeful logic. It was
like climbing ladder with firm
rungs.
In the first place, she won
dered, was she acquainted with
anybody who actually owned
fifty thousand?
That lawyer from San Fran
cisco-Terhune was his name
probably had that much, but he
didn't look like a man who
would part with it. There were
several people in New York, and
one in Kansas City who owned
much more money than that,
but she didn't know them we'll
enough and, anyway, they were
not the kind.
At this point, Juliet was
blocked and it seemed logic had
failed her. Then, like an inspir-
alton. she put down an K in
her mind that represented the
Suppositional person with ample
funds, and proceeded with her
reasoning.
Even if did know somebody
with lots of money" she argued
with herself, chow could I ap-
proach them? It would have to
be a business proposition, and I
couldn't present it properly. I
haven't all the facts and figures
involved, and they would think
I was silly"
1t would have to be, she de-
c1ded, someone who cared for
her terrifically. Not O'Hara or
Won Guerdon or McSpadden,
but some mythical rich man
who would be bursting with
eagerness to please her.
But nobody cares that much
about me-" she told herself Sensi-
bly,. 1--WE never done very much
in my whole life to win any.
body's affection. Always have
been looking out for myself,
and now there is no one can
turn to. II I had ever done
something marvellous for a rich
friend it would be different. If
somebody should happen to be
overwhelmingly grateful to
me"
The GottliebS!
The thought almost stopped
her breathing. What if that
mysterious K represented the
Gottliebs!
Without indulging in vanity
Juliet realized that she alone
had welded their home together.
Indeed, Mrs. Gottlieb herself had
openly given Juliet credit for
saving her life, and Mr.. Gottlieb
had thanked her with tears in
The Washington times., 1935-03-19
By Robert Terry Shannon
By DaShieII Hamnlett

YES, CAPTAIN, GET
YOUR FlN6eR-PRINT
MEN OVER TO GET
THE DEAD MANS
PRlNTS--lT'S NOT
MlLLER--I'M SOINS
TO GRAB THE WIFE,
OR SAVE HER IF I
CAN! CARRY oN!I
The Washington times., 1935-03-19
DCTORS OF LOVE
Darino Novel Tells What Really
Happens When Women
Cheat Nature
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Juliet Ranke's puchrude aOns her erecutive posi-
ton in the beauty institute operated by Oeahy Madame
Hubert At first, Thomas O'HGra, the handsome man.
0ger is nndgonstic toCard her, but he finally admits
he loves her.
Due to his resemblance to her dead sOeetheGrt Juliet
submits to his cdresses Finding them together, Dr.
Franz Won Gnerdo beauty specialist is insaney jealous
Juliet tries to comvnce OHGra that they do not love
each other but 1rere both 1Uh emotion. He
shooOs her engagement and avedding ring he had
bought.
Juliet is assigned to aOork aUth Won Guerdon. 1t IS
1vhem he concentrates his Dork, ignoring her, that
Juliet likes him best Katie Schmidt, homely poorly
dressed iterdte grl calls for estimate on facial
operation Without fnching, Katie hears 1t 1Ood cost
$3OOO She disappears into the obscurity from 10h1ch
she has But she returns IN fe1O days 1Oth the
necessary cash. -
Madame Hubert is seriously injured IN automobile
accident and the business aUhch she directs is threatened
1vth bankruptc1L Juliet suggests plan to sdUe the
business.
NOW READ ON
Won Guerdon understood this banering and forgave it,
because believed himself in love. Ordinarily he was
of high but icy ideals science had made him cold and
precise Ordinarily he considered the slightest tasehood as
crime and he looked upon joke with the same disap-
proval he would give tetanus germ
Juliet sensed all this in him and decided She like him
better if he lghtened his mental attitude bit NO one
had taught him to play But too great task
for her to undertake teaching in afternoon SO she
abandoned him the Institute and went into her paatlal
office to null over her predicament
The Washington times., 1935-03-19

To Be Continued
Copyright, 1925. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.l
The Washington times., 1935-03-19

For answer, Tom turned his og-ray gun upon both
guards They fell unconscious. Bind them!" he
told the pyromen "and lay them there!" Then he
blew shrill blast on his whistle. Jerry and Skogg
came running with reinforcements.
The Washington times., 1935-03-19

At this very moment battle was in progress in
the Caribbean where Stede Bonnet, recently turned
pirate was capturing his first ship She was the
brig Turbet, of Barbados. Captain Bonnet was
grand sight as he led his boarders.
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