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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
SUIT BEGUN FOR WRECK OF HOME
 BY HUGE TRUCK
Aftermath of SOuthingt0n Mountain Crash When
 Truck Ran Wild

Ralph B. Story, his wife and two small children are plaintiffs in four civil actions against the Darcey Transportation Company Inc, in which all seek to recover for in- juries sustained when their home at the foot of the Southington Mountain was wrecked by a run- away truck of the defendant com pany near midnight last April 24th. The suits say the family thought an earthquake struck the house. when the heavy truck crashed into the dwelling. "a E..
 Mrs. Storey, the most seriously hurt, asks $l5,000 damages; her husband seeks $2.500; Philip, 12, and Richard, z, seeks $1,000 each.
 George Lemieux, 22, of 219 North Main street, driver of the truck, died when the truck caught fire and burned after striking the house. N
 The complaints, prepared by Attorney Michael V. Blansfield and made returnable to the common pleas court next month. state that Story and his family occupied q one e-famfly'. house on the Water- bury-Meriden road, 75 feet off the highway. atfthe foot oE the so- called Southington Mountain. "
 At t12:46 Q. m. of the morning of April 24, the defendants truck started down the mountain carry ing ten tons of brass, brass pipe, fittings. copper pipe, tubes, rolls of flat brass and barrAlls of paint.
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State police who investigated the mishap stated the woman was walking along the tracks with her dog on leash. Just as the troll ley rounded the turn in the tracks, the dog wriggled away from the leash and dashed toward the troll ley. The woman attempted to reach the animal before the trolley arrived, but was too late and the car passed over her body, decapi- tating her.
 New Haven Man Operator
 The trolley was being operated by Nathaniel Foster of New Ha- ven and was due in Waterbury at noon time.
 Motorman Foster damned on the brakes when he saw the woman leap in front of his car but the momentum of the car was too fast to avoid striking the vic- tim, he reported to State Police man Clark who investigated the mishap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
Mrs. Willian1 Allen Is Beneath
 Trolley Company Car
Extra Vehicle To
 Carry Prisoners

"Blacl Maria," police de. partment patrol wagon, was pressed into unusual duty late this morning when there were SO many prisoners to go to the New Haven county jail that the vehicle had to be pressed into service. The ma. jority of tho passengers in the Natrol wagon were eight drunks who were arrested in Library park.
 In addition to the patrol wagon, a police sedan was used to bring other prisoners to jail. All were sentenced to jail by Judge John F. Mc- Grath at a busy city court session today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
10000 MILES OF
 BETTER ROADS

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 24-(UP) Betterment of approximately 10000 miles of farm to market" roads throughout the state today was an immediate objective of the Works Progress Administration in Connecticut. After comforting with various county and municipal off, ciaIs, Director Matthew A. Daly at New Haven advised that applica- tions be made by next Wednesday for federal aid in improving rural roads and pedestrian path and in- tlicated Washington would pass on Ehe petitions within 30 days. The administration already has bullet ined Hartford, Litchfield. Windham and Holland counties 10 speed up the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
Youth Wounded.
 Bv Policeman Is' Closely Guarded.
James PIungis of Geddes Terrace Still at Hospital; Shot in Trying to Escape e-Not on Danger
 List, But Doctor Watch Him

Wounded by poiceman's bullet when the officer fired at car which attempted to him down Frank street eddes Terrace in St. Marys hospital early this after noon with doctors awaiting the development of xray pictures taken this morning before operating The bue fired from the gun of Patroman Ernest Paku is still believed to be in the youths neck The lads name is not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
TWO ROOSEVELTS
 BRING HARMONY
 TO DEMOCRATS
Clash Expected in Young Democratic Convention
 Is Quickly Averted

Milwaukee, Aug. 24.-(UP)-- Two Roosevelts. the president and his youngest son, John, today rescued the young democrats na- tienal convention from factional disputes.
 john strcde unexpectedly into the convention hail last night just as Gov. George H. Earle III of Pennsylvania. personal representa-. tive of the president, was conclud- ing his speech.
 Speaking extemporaneously young Roosevelt said he brought the regrets of his father and his tive elder brothers, James and Franklin, Jr., who were unable to attend.
 T thought one of us should be here," the smiling Harvard stu- dent apologized.
 John Is Chcered
 Delegates, who had been glum over the failure of Q Roosevelt to appear, cheered Justify.
 Governor Earle told the dele. gates that President Roosevelt has freed the United States from Euro- pcan war entanglements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
WOMAN GIVES UP CHANNEL

:. Dover, England, Aug. 24-(UP)-Eva Morrison, Boston hospital librarian, was forced to abandon her attempt to swim the English Channel today because of bad weather after starting from South Foreland at 9:35 p. m. yes terday. She returned by motor boat. She was forced to abandon the attempt four miles from Gris Neg at 12:34 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24

yet on the danger list, but 1t was held that no accurate opinion of his condition would be available until after the operation.
 One of Four Youths
 Plungis was one of four youths placed under arrest as police eounded up members of an alleged gang of thieves which has been footing cars and stealing gasoline from parked machines in the Rob- bins and Frank street section. Two of the four were captured on Frank street by Patrolman Pakul and Francis Fruin, resident of the street. The other two. of them the wounded boy. were found on Washington avenue al, hour later. The latter two were captured only after they
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
LUCKY BLOWERS DOUBTED

Short Beach. Conn. Aug. 2l - (uP)--Mrs. Kathryn c. MiIlmnn has failed to discover any special charm in possessing four r. leaf clover. She has collected 500 Of thens without change in luck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
Car Was Bound for Waterbury-She Was Attempting to Save Poodle Dog, When She Fell Under
 Wheels-Near Plant of Conn. Co.
Special to the Democrat)

Beacon Falls August 24 - A woman identified Mrs. William Aen 46 of South Main street. Beacon Falls was decaptated by Waterbury bound trolley at Il 40 o'clock this morning on the trolley tracks of the Connecticut Company at point 200 feet south of the Connecticut Light and Power Company plant, when she attempted to save her white poodle dog.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24
Son Refutes Story

Son Kefntes Story
 Boston, Aug. 24.-(UP).-Deny- 1 .; that his father, Edward Dean Wilbur Hamilton, Boston and Kingston portrait painter, was ever married to a woman now held in New York on fraud charge, Dean Derby Hamilton said today that Q woman has been posing as either
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Fair-Mild Tonight; Unchanged Sunday
Evening star., 1935-06-23
RADICALS SCORE
WORKS PROGRAM
Labor Farley Denounces Security
Pay Scale, Asks Prevailing
Wage Be Allowed.

The 5000, ,ooo 900 public WORKS yro-
gram was denounced yesterday az "a
deliberate and conscious attack upon
the wage, relief and living standards
OF the employed and unemployed" BY
delegates to a radical labor conference
which opened at Painters Hall, Sixth
and @ streets.
Payment Of the security" wage Of
$19 to $94 a month on work-reIief
projects was opposed by the National
Emergency Conference Against the
Public Works Project Wage Program,
which demanded establishment of the
prevailing-wage basis.
The group, which packed the meet
ing place. resolved to seek backing Of
the Building Trades Councils and the
building trades department Of the
American Federation of Labor.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

Colkett Is the daufhter of Mr.. and
Mrs. King and the party Is in cele-
bration of her wedding anniversary.
Col. and Mrs. John B. Rose and
two sons, Jack and Keith Rose, who
have been In the Canal Zone for sew
eral years, are expected to land in
New York June 26 and will spend some
time with relatives here before Col
Rose assumes his new duties with the
War Department.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas A. Fransioll
and their young son will leave June Is
to spend the Summer in Maine.
Mr.. Harrison NeSbit and Miss
Betty Nesbit spent the last week end
with Comdr. and Mrs. Donald Nesbit
In Norfolk, Va, and brought back
with them Misses Mary and Nancy
Nesbit to spend some time and attend
the Junior Hunt Show.
Mr.. Fred Jones and Fred Jones
ir., of Waco, Tex, visited Mrs. C. e
Tiffany here after attending the
Shriner's convention in Washington.
Miss Katherine Bowman and Miss
Virginia Howard Bowman will leave
June 20 by air to visit friends on the
Pacific Coast.
Mr.. James Keith, son of Mrs. John
Keith Of Warrenton, has finished his
law course at Harvard University and
is now at the Virginia Military In
stitute, of which he Is a graduate
A-N k4ka 1or a
Mrs. ]. Graydon Herdick of Con-
nellsville, Pa, is spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e
Allison. Mr.. Herdick, who accom-
panied her and spent the week end
has returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Keith, who has been
teaching at st. Hilda's, returned last
week to the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Keith. but left the
following day to attend the reunion
Of her class at Smith College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoffrey Laing OF
Amissville left Monday and will spend
the Summer in Nantucket.
Mrs. George Dawson of Hill School
Pa, formerly Miss Elizabeth Gaines
of Warrenton, is the guest OF Mrs. C
E. Tiffany for the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowland and
children are spending two weeks al
Kitty Hawk, N. c.
Rev. Paul D. Bowden left Friday
for Louisiana, where he will be the
officiating clergyman at the wedding
of his niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Shaw and
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Mrs. Daniel
Tea Host
On Friday
Falls Church Home Is
Scene of Gathering
Attended by 40.

FALLS CHURCH, Va, June a.
Mrs. L. p. Daniel and her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Granger, entertained at
a tea at their home in Falls Church
Friday, from 4:30 to 6, when they re-
ceived more than 40 guests. They were
assisted by Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel and
Mrs. G. Fred Cook, and Mrs. Baldwin
Cook Of Washington and Mrs. Gorham
Freer of Country Club Hills, Va. The
guests were Mrs. Rufus Lane, Mrs,
Frances Styles, Mrs Samuel Styles,
Miss Betty Styles, Mrs. Phillip Tai
bott, Mrs. Kathleen Bowman, Mrs.
Versal Spalding, Mrs. z. T. Fenwick,
Mrs. Edward @. Fenwick, Mrs. Charles
w. Fenwick, Mrs. Walter Oliver and
Mrs. Walter Oliver, jr., of Fairfax.
Mrs. Grove Of Roanoke, Mrs. z. D.
williams, Mrs. Howard Berger, Mrs.
Frank M. Thompson, Mrs. G. L. But
terworth, Mrs. John H. Cline, Mrs.
Felix T. Moore, Mrs. Lawrence Proc
tor, Mrs. Benjamin Colby, Mrs. c. A.
Ransom, Mrs. F. p. Shaw, Mrs. Wells
Gray, Mrs. william Hinman, Mrs.
Robert Lamont, Mrs. Donald Addie,
Miss Katherine Fenwick. Mrs. John
Demarest, Mrs. Guy Church. Mrs.
Lawrence ShreeveS, Mrs. Edwin He'll
muth, Mrs. Park Jones. Mrs. Douglas
Janney, Mrs. z. D. Blackiston. Mrs. r.
A. Sommers and Mrs. Kate Uhler Of
Alexandria, Mrs. Charles Smoot, Mrs.
Hannah Wickes and Mrs. Louis T.
Peck of Mount Vernon.
Mrs. John w. Garner gave bridge
luncheon at her home in Falls Church
Evening star., 1935-06-23

children, who spent q week In Bos-
ton, returned to Warrenton for the
Junior Hunt Show today.
Mrs. Chester Amos Of Alexandria
is now occupying Summer Hall, the
Sewers house, which she leased for
the Summer. Mrs. Olive Grant Lii
lie, the former tenant, has gone with
her little daughter to Rehoboth Beach
for the Summer.
Mrs. Lindsay Fitch, associate prin-
cipal OF the Wsrrenton Country
School, is spending some time at Ocean
View.
Mrs. Fred Haserick and Misses
Jane and Elizabeth Wilbur spent the
last week end at Virginia Beach.
Miss Margaret Garrison Morton Of
Holton Arms School has returned to
her home, near Warrenton, for vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Chauncey De Wore, who has
spent her Winters in Warrenton for
several years, left Thursday with her
children, Miss Mary Stuart De Wore,
who recently graduated at Warrenton
High School, and Jackie De Wore, and
sailed at midnight Friday for France
to join Mr.. De Wore for the Summer.
Mrs. De Vore's mother. Mrs. Mary G.
Floyd, accompanied them to New
York, where she met her son and re-
turned with him to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. George Sloane, who Is spend
ing the Summer on Long Island. was
in Warrenton for q few days last
week, after attending the meeting
Of the Garden Club Of Virginia at
Orkney Springs.
The Warrenton Garden Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Francis A. Georger.
Mrs. Walter H. Robertson Is giving
a dance this evening in honor Of
Miss Bessie Gill of Washington and
her wedding party. Miss Margaret
Robertson, who Is one Of the brides
maids, will spend next week in Wash
ington for the social events connected
with the wedding.
Miss Anne Barrett, debutante Of
this year in Warrenton and Wash
ington, will leave June 20. with her
brother, Mr.. Richard Barrett, jr., for
six-week cruise to North Cape to
see the midnight sun. They will
visit Russia and other parts of North
ern Europe.
Mrs. Sylvanus J. Macy, who spent
the Winter in Washington, has re-
opened her home near Warrenton
for the Summer Her daughter, Miss
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Graduate Is
'BaCkHOnein
Miss Robinson Spent
Week at Beach After
Exercises.

WARRENTON, Va, June 22.-Miss
Elizabeth Robinson, who spent week
at Virginia Beach after graduating at
William and Mary College, has re-
turned to the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greer Lake of
Atlanta, Ga, spent the week end here
with their son and daughter -in-law,
Rev. Julian Lake, pastor Of Warrenton
Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Lake.
Miss Julia Carpenter, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter,
spent the last week end on yachting
trip with friends.
Miss Lucie Duer, who spent week
at the Devon Horse Show and in visit
ing friends in New York, has returned
to the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. Alexander Duer, accompanied by
Miss Cornelia Hoffman of Short Hills,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baird and
children have returned from WASH
ington, where they spent the Winter,
to their country home near The
Plains.
Miss Marie Shredder Lake, who
makes her home here with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lake,
graduated this June at Sweet Briar
College and was awarded scholar
ship for a Summer course at the Uni
versity of Munich, Germany. Miss
Lake will leave here next week and
sail from New York June % for Ger
many to take up her studies for eight
weeks with a number of other stu
dents from American colleges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. King and
Miss Emily North King are entertain
ing week end house party at their
camp on the Shenandoah near Luray.
Their guests are Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Colkett of Bryn Mawr, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. John Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Charrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Hasserick, Mr.. Hugh Spill
man, Mr.. Hartwell Mccartney and
Mr.. John Keith of Warrenton and Mr..
Laddie Clark of Washington. Mrs.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

Wednesday, entertaining Mrs. Alex
ander Calf, Mrs. Harry Fellows. Mrs.
George Butterworth, Mrs. Noble Moore
Mrs. Samuel r. Cooper, Mrs. Ed
mund Gannt and Mrs. Felix Moore.
Mrs. Noble Moore was awarded the
prize for high score and Mrs. Gait
won the second. The living room
where the guests played was decorated
with flowers and lighted candles.
Mrs. Edward O. Fenwick OF East
Falls Church was hostess to group
Of friends Wednesday night. when she
entertained at two tables of contract
followed by a late supper. Her guests
were Mrs. John H. Cline. Mrs. Versal
Spalding, Mrs. Walter Granger, Mrs
Charles w. Fenwick. Mrs. Howard
Berger, Mrs. Phillip Talbot and Mrs
Frank Thompson. Mrs. Spalding won
the first prize and Mrs. Talbot second
Mrs. Samuel Copper had q few
guests in at her home in Falls Church
Thursday, playing cards first and then
serving late supper. Mrs. Fred
Howard, Mrs. G. L. Robertshaw, Mrs
Frederick w. Jones, Mrs. Charles Mar
shall, Mrs. r. c. Moncure, Mrs. John
w. Garner and Mrs. T. M. Talbot.
Miss Martha Bowen, Miss Dell Will
liams, Miss Jane Cline, Miss Char
lotte Formal, Miss Marie Formad
Mrs. John Busick and Miss Enid Han
son were guests Of Miss Vera Hanson
of East Falls Church Wednesday
night. After two tables of bridge, at
which Miss Cline and Miss Dell Will
liams held the high scores and won
prizes, refreshments were served.
Mrs. John L. Harrison and her
daughter Florence and small son Mar
vim left this week for an extended
motor trip West. They will visit
friends in Los Angeles and Portland
and then drive to Washington to
spend the rest OF the Summer at
Mrs. Harrison'S former home near
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett of
New Castle, Del, were week end guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. u S. Knox of
Falls Church with wnom Mrs. Hew-
lett made her home prior to her
marriage a year ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Wood are guests
of Mrs. Woods parents. the Rev. and
Mrs. Alexander Gait OF Falls Church.
Mr.. Wood is a professor at the Uni
versity of Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Fenwick, Mr..
Edward Fenwick and Miss Katherine
Fenwick and Mrs. Donald Addie have
Evening star., 1935-06-23
1000 Merchants In Baltimore
Face NelU Tax LalU Penalties

tax due plus a S per cent penalty and
/ per cent interest for each month
overdue, officials said. If the tax
continues unpaid 10 days after the
notification, the penalty is 100 per cent
on the tax plus interest.
Court action, on the "misdemea-
nor" count specified in the measure,
may render the delinquent merchant
liable to a maximum fine of $500,
maximum Jail sentence Of one year. or
both. in the discretion of the court.
May collections from the gross re-
ceipts tax and the automobile titling
tax totaled $3.50, ,206.ss at the close Of
business yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Teacher Wins in Love Suit.

WENTWORTH, N. c., June 20 CP).
A jury in Rockingham Superior
Court today awarded Miss Ethel
Perkins, BeSSemer school teacher,
81, 700 in her $4,000 breach Of prom
Use suit against j. Lawton Kallam,
Pleasant Garden business man. Kali
lam admitted he was at one time en-
gagged to the young woman, but con-
tended she broke their engagement
after he suffered injuries which left
him crippled. Miss Perkins asserted
the first she knew that their engage
ment was broken was when she read
in newspapers of his marriage to an
other woman.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

returned to East Fails Church after
visiting their son, Rev. Lawrence Fem
wick, and his wife Of Beaufort, N. c.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Grant entertained DR.. ana Mrs. j. B.
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fellows,
Mrs. Noble Moore and Mrs. George
Butterworth at their kome in East
Falls Church.
Mrs. Harry Fellows Is entertaining
few friends at tea informally this
evening in honor Of Mr.. Irving Loving,
former resident Of Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Maddox and Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Davis Of Mar
shall. Va. are their out-of-town
guests.
Miss Ali Kae Libby. whose mar
riage to Jack Stearns OF Washington
will take place the latter part Of this
month. has returned from visiting
friends in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Marshall Boone and her
daughters Mary and Betty have gone
to North Beach to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Smith drove to
North Carolina Tuesday to spend two
weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII @. Ryan Of Nut
ley, N. j.. are visiting their son. DR..
Carson w. Ryan, r., and Mrs. Ryan
Of Falls Church.
Mrs. L. w. Gillette has returned
from Troy, N. Y, where she, in COM
pany with her daughter Betty, visited
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zimmerman,
Sd, whose marriage took place In
Swarthmore last Saturday, are ex-
pected to arrive in Falls Church to-
day to be for the present with Mrs.
Zimmerman's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. Carson Ryan, jr.
Lieut.. Theodore Eastman of the
q. S. c. G., who Is stationed at Puerto
Rico, spent last week in East Falls
Church as guest Of MI. Frank East
man and his mother, Mrs. A. P. East
man. While here he attended the
Shrine convention.
Miss Barbara Hiett and Mrs. Ruby
Douglas have gone to New York for
a few days and will drive to Maine
to spend the Summer.
Miss Gertrude Cloyes Of East Falls
Church is visiting friends in Ashe-
vile, N. c.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
ny the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 22.-Ap-
proximately 1000 Baltimore retail
merchants will find investigators and
auditors from the Gross Receipts Tax
Division of the state controllers Office
on their trails Monday.
The merchants who failed to file tax
returns for April and May, or have
returned reports without remittances.
will be liable to penalties and even
t,Ial court action if the delinquencies
are not met, the controllers office de-
clares.
Under the law the delinquent mer-
chants will be notified to pay the
Evening star., 1935-06-23

Jane puenner, Is with her for q
weeks vacation.
Miss Susanna Peirce Of Vassar Col
lege has returned to her home, Can
terbury Farm, near Warrenton.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

Egypt Ships Onions.
Egypt is shipping onions to Germany
in a new barter deal.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

ALL the size and roominess, ali the style
( 4 and quality, all the modern comfort
features which 60 to make up big, fine car
are part and parcel of the Oldsmobile Eight.
On a l21-inch wheelbase it carries a body
with generously roomy interior. Head
room, leg room and shoulder room are
ample for full quota of passengers. Its
weight is correctly distributed and balanced
for luxurious comfort, in both front and rear
seats. And its features include such important
contributions to motoring comfort and safety
as Knee-Action Wheels to give gliding ride,
the Ride Stabilizer to prevent sidesway or
Evening star., 1935-06-23

"roll," and big, powerful Super Hydraulic
Brakes to assure quick, smooth, straight
ahead stops. Come in and see the Oldsmobile
Eight in all its Sreamline Beauty. Try out the
power and smoothness of its 1O0-horsepower
engine. Ride in the back seat as well as the
front and enjoy real fine-car comfort. You will
find everything you want at its latest and best
in the moderately-priced Oldsmobile Eight.
Sises s675 and up Fights $3.50 and up. st prices at
Lansing subject change s0ithou notice Bumpers sUh
guards spare tire and spring built into all
the factory Convenient G. NJ 4. C. time
payment plan The illustrated is the Eight
Touring Sedan, 1870 list. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
Evening star., 1935-07-21
Hotel Ice Cream Barred.

Following food poisoring of guests
at three different times, the Hotel
New Osaka at OS2ka, Japan has
been banned from making ice cream.