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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

Whiskey more than a million dollars worth of it-rolled through the streets of Waterbury today, but before it resumed its journey, enough had been left here to slake the thirst of not only the Brass City hut the entire state. The whts- key was in 10 lotion trucks on its way from the Hunter Baltimore Rye Distillery in Maryland to Bos- ton. Known as the Hunter Caravan, the fleet of 10 trucks, two patrol cars and a press car, left Balti- more Monday with the largest truck shipment of whiskey ever made. Boston is the Caravans ul- innate goal, but on the way thou sands and thousands of cases will be left off at other New England cities.
 The shipment for this city was made to the Diamond Ginger Ale Corp. at it's South Main street headquarters, from which point the choice liquor will be distribut- ed all through Connecticut by the local firm. An entire truckload- ,so many cases that the reporter got tired counting them-was turned over to the Diamond firm this morning to quench the thirst of Nutmeg Staters.
 With the 10 huge Continental trucks crammed to the very roofs and bulging at the sides with Hun- ter Baltimore Rye, the Caravan has enough liquor to make 5,000,- 900 highballs, cocktails or what have you. Its value over the bar is no less than $1,125,000.
 The Caravan left Baltimore Monday evening, made triumph al tour of New York yesterday, and arrived in Waterbury late last night. This morning, after a full truckload had been delivered at the Diamond Warehouse, the Car avan made a tour of Waterbury before leaving for New Britain and Hartford. From the latter city, the Caravan will proceed through
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
LAWN PARTY SET
 FOR SEPT. 1920
Community Council Will
 Meet TOmOrrOw-TwO . Meetings This Evening
WATERVILLE

The ways and means committee of the Waterville Community Council which is planning the benefit lawn party Thursday and Friday, September 18th and goth for the benefit of the Christmas Welfare Fund of the council, will meet at Foresters' hall, 16S Boyden street at ZOO o'clock tomorrow evening. All members are request ed to be present to assist in the completion of the final plans which are to be submitted to the full meeting of the council which takes place on September 18th. Mrs, Louis c. Willard is chairlady of the committee in charge.
 Meet Tonight
 There is to be an important meet ing of the drum corps committees of the Casper s. Davis, Jr., post of the American Legion and of the corps at the post rooms on lower Boyden street at o'clock this evening.
 Ladies' Aid Society
 Grace Methodist church Ladies' Aid society will meet at the church parlors this evening to complete plans for the fall program of &C., tivities.
 Mrs. Elna Madison who frac- tured her leg while boarding a street car several weeks ago. has returned to her home after spend- ing nearly two months at the Wa tNrbury hospital.
 Mrs. Percival E. Dixon of Suffolk street has been entertaining Miss Charlotte Woodsum of Holliston, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Maven oi Bon Air avenue have returfned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Speaker

evening, September g, at the Wat erbury Women's club at which the honored guests will be Governor Wilbur l.. Cross, Mayor Frank Hayes, ex-Congressman Edward Goss, Rev. Joseph J. Valdambrini, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Dr. John Satti, secre- tary of state, Pasquale DeCicco, vice consul, Judge Edward Mas colo, Attorney Frederick Palom ba, Prosecuting Attorney Charles Sum- cicties in the city.
 The first grand venerable was Enrico Picarelli, proprietor of Pica- relli's Drug Store. Waterbury was the third lodge in the state, Tor rington being the first and New Haven the second. The first lodge in the city was the Dante Alighieri, tho name of the worlds greatest poet and creator of the Italian language. Many of, the leading Italians in business, profession and labor were members. At the end of the World war the local Italian so- ClSLlcS COHlDluSQ anu IOTIHeO WndC is now the Loggia Italia.
 Waterbury has the honor of hav- ing one of the seven honorary members in the United States and Canada, Ex-Congressman Goss.
 Committees Picked
 Miss Angeline Carissimi is chairlady of the general commit tee, assisted by Giro Ianza. assist ant secretary, and Mrs. Assunta Basile, treasurer. The local lodges participating will include Loggia Italia No. 66, Loggia Regina Elena No. 222, Loggia Provincie D'Avel- lima No. 309, Elizabeth DiSilvestro Lodge No. 1871, and United Pro- gressive Lodge No. 1897.
 Members of the general com mittee, representing Loggia Italia, include Nunzio Murni, Gabrielle Carissimi, Salvatore Gannutz, Ores- te Cammarano, Charles Sciullo and Louis Lerz. The guest commit tee will include A. Carissimi, J. Capocchi and P. Latino. Michael Manfredi is chairman of the ban quet committee, assisted by An thony Palladino, Msr. Maddalena Alleva, Mrs. Isabella Iacovino, Mrs. Julia Capocchi. Mrs. Anton etta Falzone, Miss Rose Solomita, Oreste Cammarano, Gabriel Caris-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

Nomination of officers, reports of the recent state convention held in Hartford and a general discussion of plans for making "Veteran's Day" at Settlers Village an out standing event on Saturday. Sep tember 2Sth, featured last evenings s meeting of Corporal Frank Coyle Post, American Legion.
 The nominations were made unanimous and the formal elections will take place at a special meeting arranged for Tuesday evening. September 17th. A committee con- sisting of Commander George J. McDuff, who presided last evening, Senior Vice Commander Newton Alexander and Junior Vice Com mander Michael J. Galullo were named to make the necessary ar rangements for the formal install ation ceremonies, which will be held early in October. It is planned to make the induction exercises this year more elaborate and inn pressive than in former years.
 Reports on "Veterans' Day" were maQe Dy past COIHIndHuer ItopeIe F. Birt and Captain Alexander. It is expected that every veterans group and auxiliary in the city will be presented in the general parade and in the exercises at the village. The massing of the colors, retreat ceremonies and concerts by the various musical organizations affill- ated with the "vets' will be out standing features.
 The nominations for the coming year include that of Captain New ton Alexander for the post of com mander to succeed George McDuff. Others made were as follows: Sem for vice-commander Atty. Michael
 J. Galullo; junior vice-commander William T. Harrington; finance officer, Michael Toomey; assistant finance officer, Chester Haude; as- sistant adjutant, William Dwyer; service officer, Robert F. Birt; Americanization officer, Atty. Jo- seph Hackett; athletic officer, George Karnosky; chaplain, Fem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
from a vacation spent at Fort Hill New Hampshire.

from a vacation spent at Fort Hill New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Kenneth Fullar of of Boy den street, who has been a pa- tient at Waterbury hospital has returned to her home. Mrs. Robert Cosgriff of Cooke street is visiting her mother, Mrs Hannah O'Leary of Hoboken, N. J.
 Mrs. Sarah Callan of Homer street has as her guest John Pro- dermaker of Philadelphia.
 Miss Mary Malley of Thomaston is visiting Mrs. Thomas Mcclure of Essex avenue.
 Mrs. c. E. Hallock of Thomas ton avenue has returned from a stay at her summer home at Pond Point beach, Milford. Her guests were her sister, Mres. r. J. Man gini and Miss Agnes McEvoy.
 Miss Anna Weir of Thomaston has been spending several days with her brother, Frank Weir and Mrs. Weir of Dixon street.
 Mrs. Peter Corrigan of Dwight street is visiting relatives in Hart ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
New disqualification
 Ruling Awaited Here
Scores of Veterans Hopeful of Receiving Treatment
 at Government Expense Eligibility Clause

tuberculosis or mental ailments, even if not service-connected, would be eligible for hospital care.' Mrs. Ladd believes that the bene- fits of the measure might be con- fined to those suffering from the two ailments specified.
 In regard to veterans suffering from service-connected disabilities, she declared these persons had al- ways been eligible for treatment at federal expense.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
VISITING NURSES
 INVITE MOTHERS

A meeting of the Mothers club at the Visiting Nurses association building will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at which time the latest methods of preparing for maternity will be discussed. General discus sions, exhibits and explanations will be the main features with light refreshments being served. Mrs. Margaret McGrath will will ingly answer questions and discuss personal problems. The Girl Scouts will aid by caring for the young child who could not be left at home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

The state convention of the Order of Sons of Italy will open at Liberty Hall Sunday and continue until Tuesday, commemorating the 21st anniversary of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut which was organized in this city in 1914. Close to 200 delegates from all parts of the state are expected to attend the three days sessions.
 Governor Invited
 One of the features of the ses- sions will be a banquet Monday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Judgment Satisfaction
 Is Asked By Bank

Satisfaction of judgment is sought in an action filed today in the superior court by the Citizens and Manufacturers National bank against Max Ershler. The judg- ment, amounting to $2,599.66, was entered in the superior court on June 29th, 1884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
IS EPILEPSY INHERITED?
 CAN IT BE CURED? [.

A booklet containing the opin- ions of famous doctors on this i'm teresting subject will be sent FREE, while they last, to any reader writing to the Educational Division, Dept STA. 545 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y. &s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Chairlady

Michael Guisto, chairman; Salva- tore Gannutz, assistant chairman; Anthony Palladino; Blanche Gen. ova; Mrs. Assunta Basile; Mrs Maddelena Alleva; Mrs. Mary Mar yucca, Mrs. Julia Capocchi, Mrs. Isabella 1acovina while the pro- gram committee is made up of Giro Lanza, chairman, Julius Carissimi and Oreste Cammarano. The pub licity committee is made up of Blanche Geneva, Helene Calabrese and Angeline Carissimi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
INCREASES STOCK

Grove and company has increas- ed the number of shares of its stock. Papers showing the in- crease were filed yesterday after noon with the town clerk. The capital stock Is increased from $2,O0O to $50,000 by increasing the number of shares of common stock from 100 shares to 2,50O shares with a par value of $20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

A girl Lilliputian of Berlin, Ger many, carries stack of three tables by her teeth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Legion Nominates
 Staff For 1935-36
Captain Alexander Named to Succeed Commander Me-
 Duff-Post to Participate in Veterans Day

ton Niver; historian, Gunnar A. Schlander; sergeant-at-arms, John Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04

The Government of Italy may
 establish motion picture indus- try.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
Film Based on
Dante S Work
Apollo to Show inferno
With Modern Motif.

Scenes that beggar description
and sights that stun the senses and
stagger the imagination, are reputed
to be the larger part of an unfor-
gettable drama of modern times,
"Dante's Inferno" which will have
its premiere local showing tomor-
row on the screen of the Apollo.
Although adapted from the first
phase of Dante's The Divine Come
dy," "Dantes Inferno" a MASTER
piece of classical literature, the new
photoplay, in a modern manner.
tells the story of woman who
desperately strives to save the man
she loves from destruction.
His one ambition in life is to gain
wealth and power, caring not whom
he hurts in his efforts to obtain
his goal.
Spencer Tracy is seen in the role
of the modern transgressor, starting
as stOker on a ship and rising to
a position of wealth and power by
chicanery and trickery. He builds a
fortune around an amusement con-
cession depicting the horrors of the
inferno and launches a floating pal
ace of pleasure, gambling ship.
Behind him he leaves a trail of
lies, deception and betrayal. His
benefactOr, played by Henry B.
a sanity man. tells him
the story of the inferno as the hor-
rors and tortures of Dantes tale
are revealed on the screen.
Tracy's wife, played by Claire
Trevor, leaves him when he shows
his true colors. but after one of
the most spectacular climaxes in
modern motion picture drama she
returns to him-after he has learned
his lesson.
Nothing more spectacular or awe
is believed to have reached
the screen than the sequence pic
turing the graphic reproduction of
Dante's adventure in the inferno
when Henry B. Walthill points out
the poets philosophy to Tracy in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

hand and executed with pen or pen
Gil and should not be colored.
Drawings may be either mailed or
brought to the main office of River
side amusement park any time be-
fore 6 next Sunday afternoon. The
name, address and name of the
school attended must be written on
the back of each drawing. Sunday
will be Ford Day at Riverside. Mr..
Taf1inger will make his selection
of the best drawing in time to award
the prize to the winner Sunday
night.
The grace and beauty of the
lines of the 1885 Ford cars should
appeal to children with an artistic
sense" said Mr.. Taflinger today,
and I am sure there will be many
very creditable drawings submitted
And, with the school year opening
shortly, that $40 prize will come in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

Conducting from his customary
post at the piano keyboard IN the
center of the stage without ever
raising a baton TO his orchestra,
Duke Ellington will offer a program
Of popular tunes Of the day played
in his own distinctive style that has
made him internationally famous.
The composer Of such famous
numbers as Solitude" "Sophisti-
Gated Lady" Mood Indigo" Black
and Tan Fantasy" 1T Don't Mean
a Thing" and the new tune en-
titled "Showboat Shuttle" Duke Ell
lington will include in his program
several Of his own compositions. In
addition. he will present his usual
corps Of speciality performers includ-
ing Ivie Anderson. blues singer; the
Three Dukes, speedy tap-dance trio,
and Earl (Snakehipsj Tucker, sensa-
tiOnal eccentric dance star.
Going HighbrOW," on the Lyric
screen. is the tale of the wife of a
Kansas farmer, suddenly become
rich. who hires a publicity man ana
adopts a waitress as a daughter in
order to gain entree to the socially
elect of New York.
A simple and honest soul. the
Kansas farmer tolerantly aids his
ambitious wife in her plans. His
laundering efforts. combined with
the mistakes Of the promotion man.
ager and the wife's own missteps.
are responsible for the series of
comedy sequences that comprise
much of the pictures action.
Guy Kibbee and Zasu Pitts are
Kansas farmers. and Edward Everett
Horton is the inept publicity mana
ger Ross Alexander, June Martel
and Gordon Westcott also are in the
cast.
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School Pupils
Will Compete
Best Drawing of Ford Car to
Net $40.

Elmer Taf1inger, local artist, will
act as judge of drawings to be sub
mitted by indianapolis grade school
pupils in contest sponsored by the
associated Ford dealers of the city,
it is announced. The subject of
the drawing may be any model of
1885 Ford car, and the dealers will
award a prize of $40 in cash for the
best drawing, which must be free
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

an effort to make him see the err
rors of his ways.
"Dantes Inferno" was produced
for Fox Films by Sol M. Wurtzel
and directed by Harry Lachman
from TIE screen play by Phillip
Klein and Robert Yost. Other mem
bers of the cast are Alan Dinehart,
Scott Beckett, Robert Geckler, Will
lard Robertson and Morgan Wal
lace.
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ALL Southern Cast

Principals in Paramount so Red
the Rose" are mostly Southern.
Margaret SULLIVAN is from Virginia;
Randolph Scott, from South Caro-
lima; Director King Vidor, from
Texas; Robert Cummings, from Mis-
souri,, and Writer Laurence Stallings,
from Georgia.
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mighty handy for some talented
youngster. 1 am pleased to do my
part in judging the drawings, and
feel that the local Ford dealers are
doing fine thing in promoting the
contest"
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leading role in his play. opposite
Philip Reed With mixed feelings.
he watches the girl fall in love with
Reed, aids Reed in his suit and fin
ally sees them married.
But the marriage does not bring
the plot to its end. Reeds youth
Turn to Page Thirteen)
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Mile Long Signals

A system of stop signals a mile
long was erected for the purpose
of hating motor traffic during the
production on location of Para
mounts so Red the Rose"
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When. in the picture, Miss Sidney
tells Marshall, a playwright and her
employer, that she loves him. he re-
ciprocates her feeling. But later, he
is assailed by misgivings, certain
that she should love some one near
er her own age.
With a playwright's passion for
experimentation, he gives her the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
Special Tonight

Manager Kenneth Collins
Of the Apollo is so interested
in the engagement of the
movie. 'Dante's Inferno, which
begins tomorrow. that he has
decided to do something I'M
usual.
Those who attend the last
showing tonight at 9 of The
Farmer Takes a Wife" will be
invited to remain as Mr.. Col
Inns guests to see a preview of
"Dante's Inferno" which will
start at 1890.
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Duke Ellington and Orchestra
TO Open Lyric Engagement
Tomorrow; Coined y on Screen
Four Years; Going Highbrow' Cast Includes
ZaSu Pitts and Guy Kibbee.

LYRIC will round 81 weeks Of stage shows be
person
bill the entitled
HighbrOw which Kbbee, Pitts
Edward
the world. Duke
Ellington band Will 55minue presentation Of
Lo I
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Sign Kenneth Harlan

Kenneth Harlan, one-time silent
screen star, has been given a role
in Paramount's current Zane Grey
production, 'Wanderer of the
Wasteland."
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Herbert Marshall Appears With
Phillip Reed in Supporting Cast
ofParamount's Accent on Youth
Picture Adapted From Successful Broadway Play Also
Has Services of Ernest CoSSart Who Played
in STAGE Version.

the dilemma between dashng
Il middle of love her.
Sidney
them both
the feminine adapted
hit Herbert Marshall and Phillip
La opinión., 1935-08-18
LA STA.
ANITA MORENO
0uedo inscrita en- ell torneo
con 500, 900 votos

A medic million de votos assemble
ayer la cantidad cor que actual
mente cuents la senorita Carmen
Gonzalez, candidate a Reina de las
proximas fiestas p~atrias en- Los
Angeles, en- ell concurso organiza-
do por ell Gremio de Comerciantes,
y respaldado por ell Comite Official
de Festeios.
La senorita Marta Anchonlo. Sc
gun ell boletin que ell Comite entire
GO aver a LA OPINION, sigue a la
senorita Gonzalez, con 3S4,050 vo-
tos, mientras que Sally Vargas, que
habia ocupado va ell primer lugar,
descendio aver hasta ell tercero, con
355,400.
Una sensation en- ell concurso, en-
la semana anterior, fue la entra-
da de una nueva candidate la Sc
norita Anita Moreno ~inscrita por
sus simpatizadores con $50, 900 vo-
tos. "Y ESQ para empezar", dijeron,
Ell compute de votos, hasta aver,
estaba en- Ia siguiente forma:
Carmen Gonzalez, 100000 votes;
Marta A%nchondo, 384,o5o; Sally
Vargas, 355,4oo; Anita Moreno,
$4,000; clemencia chavira,......
3o9, 300; Sara Rivera, 3o5,o5o; Con-
suelo Garcia, 28o,59o; Maria Luisa
Gil, 236,95o; Maria caIvillo, 236 600;
Maria Cruz, 23o,78o; HerIinda Ia
lamantes, 23o,45o; Mercedes Garcia,
La opinión., 1935-08-18
vectan I'm Palaci0 Federal en- MaZatlan
Cambios Ordenados por Ia
Secretaria de Guerra

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, ssosto II.
La Seeretsria de Guerra y Ma
rina dispuso importsntes oambios
entire ell alto. personal. militar de
diversos lueares del pals. -. .~..~
....Primeramente en- ell estado Mayor
de Guerra dispuso que Ell general
Rodolfo EseamilIa Maneera, eausa-
ra baja como tercer vocal propie-
tario del Primer Console de Cue
IRA Ordinario de la plaza de Mexi-
CO, pasando a ocupar ell puesto de
comandante de la Guarnieion de
ciudsd Braves, Guerrero.
lei general Francisco Durazo Ruiz
ceso como Comandante del 800. Ia
talon en- atencion a que en- esta
fecha sc decreto su forma: prision
por ell delito de abuse de autoridad.
Por nltimo. ell general Brigadier
Antonio Cerna Zertuche. cause ba-
ia como jefe de Estado Mayor de
la lea. iona. quedando en- disponi-
bilidad de esta plaza.
La opinión., 1935-08-18
DE DUELo

OKLAHOMA, asosto H. (UP).
Las banderas ondearon a media
asia hoy en- TODD ell Estado de Okla
homa, en- memoria de sus dos ilus-
tres hiios, Will Rogers y Whey
Post, cuya muerte en- un tragico
aecidente ha eonmovido al mundo
entero.
Los negocios cesaron EN- sus ac-
t~ividades en- la poblaci6n de Mays
vile, donde nacio Post, y Clare
more, ell pueblo Que Will Rogers
puso en- ell mapa de Estados Uni
dos.
En- TODD ell Estado Sc planea efec
tuar ~servicios f1nebres en- memo
ria del aviador y ell escritor, pero
los planes finales han sido suspen
didos hasta que Sc reciban infor-
mes sobre ell cadaver de Rogers
81 sera sepultado en- Oklahoma o
en- California.
El Gobernador f. w. Marland
envi6 hoy mensajes de %condolen-
cha a Mrs. Rogers y Mrs. Post. pro
poniendoles Que los cuerpos de sus
esposos sean expuestos en- capilia
, ardiente en- ell capitolio de Oklaho-
ma, antes de que Sc efectden los
funerales, a fin de que todos los
| ciudadanos de oklahoma tengan
una oportunidad de rendir su dltl
mo tribute a los desaparecidos.
Mrs. Post Sc hallaba hoy en- Ia
noche en- Ponca City, esperanto e.
regreso del cuerpo de su esposo 9
este Estado. La esposa del famosc
aviador 10 acompaho junto cor
Rogers en- las primeras etapas do
su tragieo vuelo, pero Sc quedo er
Seattle, regresando a Oklahoma
Hoy Sc hizo a la viuda de Post Ia
proposition de que sustituya a ST
esposo como presidente de la Cor.
poracien Aerea Wiley Post, de !;
cue Mark kleedon es auspiciadoI
financiero. KIeedon revelo que tie
mia un contrato con Post, estipu.
lando que 81 Ell moria, su esposa d.
bia sucederIo como presidente, col
la mitad de su salario, aproxima
damente $4,000 al aho.
El Winnie Mae, avion en- quI