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Evening star., 1935-01-28
3 D1s'' Laundry Gems and | bot

Mione Soap. can SC Camay Soap. cake Sc
P & Naphtha Soap. a cakes 15c Chipso diak
Evening star., 1935-01-28

ASO Cooked Spinach z big cans Csc
Tender Cut Asparagus 2 cans 29c
2SC0 Sauer Kraut .. 8 big cans Csc
$500 Beans with Pork. 2a-oz. can Sc
Evening star., 1935-01-28
Cat Sails for 80 Years.

Officers and crew of the British
freighter. Sandown Castle, claim the
ships cat, toothless old tabby named
Minnie. has sailed the seas for 80
years.
Evening star., 1935-11-16

Your Chest gifts make possible the
Work of the Human Welfare
Agencies aboue. Through your
gifts they care for the homeless
AGED, destitute men and Wonen, the
hungry, the homeless, needy fam
lilies in 1896 Human Needs of
this type wiu be greater than eDer
in Warrington.
Evening star., 1935-11-16
CSC out of every Community Chest
Dolldr Spent DIRECTLY for
Human Needs

Let US repeotthot 93c out Of every dollar you con-
tribute 10 your Community Chest Is spent directly Thy
your Chests Humon Wsfns Aqsncies) for Washing
ton people who NEED this IS different types OF service.
Only 7c of your door is spent for the cost OF giving
such service Your Volunteer Chest army OF $500
Wo.hnqtonions makes this low cost possible.
Evening star., 1935-11-16
Men and women-dll ages. all creeds-
find true friends in these agencies thru
your gifts!

Hebrew Home for the Aged
ST. Annd's Home for the Aged
Stodddrd Boptist Old Folks Home
Southern Relief Society
Travellers Aid Society
Salvation Army
Fornily Service Association
Bureau Of Rehabilitation
Catholic Charities
Jewish Social Service Agency
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
Florence Crittenton Home
Legdl Aid Bureau
Washington Committee on
Housing
St. AIMS Infdnt Asylum ond
Maternity Home
Social Service Exchange
Evening star., 1935-11-16
BEAGOOd
.Neighb
10 Aunt c."

Il Aunt c. am your neighbor. We. my husband and
ore in evening We have worked hord rosed
three children. known happiness ond and
oil olone.
plead the homeless aged you gifts gave 50o8o duYs
core in four homes for the aged. Lost Ysul
pleod for younger fdmies and other dnd women
need your help plead for unmarried mothers and their
bobies (Your gifts cored for 1873 mothers lost Yeorl
Iplead for unemployed homeless and homeless
(your years gifts fed and sheltered 3028 last Yeol
Tpleud for 3925 umies mot public relief whom gifts
helped Ye-helped with their their food their clothes
their ond their chldrens heolth.
Tpleud for the 2l42 and who had afou Of
the owwho wonted to stot dgunYour gifts lost
gave them this chonce in life.
The aged the homeless the lost the destitute plead with
You-do not forget them in their hour of need"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
GARDEN

Irene Dunno never before has
looked SO lovely or sung as beau
tifully as she does in Roberta. !"
RKO- Radios polarization of the
Jerome Kern musical hit, in which
she is starred with Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers, now playing at
the Garden theater.
J While praise Is being showered
upon Miss Dunno, audiences are
equally enthusiastic about the sem
sational dancing Of Astaire and
Miss Rogers. Astaire's personality
and his ability at the piano keys
are receiving much favorable COM
ment. while Miss Rogers Is being
newly admired for her devastating
charm IN the most sophisticated
role she ever has essayed.
, The story. which centers about
the fascinating theme of love In 0
Paris style salon, Is said to be In
trlguing and convincing, with mu-
sIcni numbers so "spotted" a. t.
be logical parts Of the plot.
The east supporting tho three
stars II headed BY Randolph Scott.
Helen Wesley, Victor Varoonl,
Claire podd, Luis Alberni, ysrdI.
nand Munier, Bodil Hosine and
ether fnRoEItes. William Setter de
reetsd tins Pandro .. serman pre-
duofion,
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STRAND

George Raft and Carole Lom-
bard, the sensational dancing stars
of "Bolero", repeat that early sue
cess on an even more lavish and
startling scale in. "Rumba" which
heads the program ut Warmers
Strand theater starting to-day.
The story, itself, IL concerned
with Raft. broadway hoofer ex-
lied to Havana by threats of gang
vengeance. who jumps into the
limeIight with HIS revival OF RUM
ba dancing. Assisted by MARCO,
the lovely Mexican dancer. he be-
comes the towns chief attraction.
He meets carole Lombard, a
lovely heiress, and falls madIy
tempestuously' IN love with her,
Soon, she reeiprocatea his feelings
but they argue and she nees TO
New York.
Raft accepts an offer 10 star IN
a New York show, although ha
knows he Is daring death. for The
opportunity 70 be near the Riri ne
loves. The silm comes 20 lts Gil
max whom, a. q result OF threats,
his dancing partner refuses 10 50
on IN their dance. cffoie LON,
bard comes 10 his aid, IN q 5nel
burst Of bafhRrln music, the pair
dances 4 thrilling lfumhe which
hrlnas The iiim ie ~ close,
View more delightful treatments
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
PIONEERS FLASHES
IN BASEBALL TILT
Community Club League to
Stage Opening Game
Tonight
WASHINGTON HILL

rrha pioneers led by Sergeant
Y.,.,, pSa,an ana cshariev Mar
t,r.. E,as,, AZ will maize their debut
- ~ con,n,,nitv club league to-
..... t.S - vva shin zion park at $50
a,s n q, 9hasebaIiI game which
=. 49, o~,s.otaS ~ draw several nun
S,.d fe,,s "a fhes park for the TIT.
MI : p,a,,sars arc the nre season ia
..a IN, ! 80 - ,v5,i show several new
49, &, .ha;.A ,,na,,n as Manager
I. aIo, Y, Made several deals during
~ ,s,;,,,a,s nSonths the biggest. one
I L., ,.,ls <, he sold Abe TTnwin in
ne :, 80 for Mnppsv McCsrath and
r Z ,.rS Nt,,y,irs AIthough given
..,,a.s ! afsars fo, Tony the BARBER.
s ys,,na,, .,,rnaa stheno an down as
49,, ;,ss ciasn,ed he was never In
!, h s..s, A,nn aif;ar ana has homes Of
~, ,,si,,s IN with hating honors
ms ,rse..
'A ,s.y y rsnorts are again being
e,a,s - ,,nI;ee h ea dana rters relative
~ .,sa 800 tl,et Shovs ara again
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
STATE

Current attractions at Warmers
State theater include Maurice Che
Waller with lovely Ann Sothern
and exotic Merle Oberon in the
musical extravaganza "Folies Ber-
gere" also Party Wire" with Jean
Arthur and Victor Jory. Two SUI
rerb pictures that provide the fin
est kind of entertainment you will
fin in any theater in Connecticut.
Saturday brings the new sensa-.
ton LES Miserables", an adapta-
ton of Victor Hugo"s immortal
story. A four star triumph by
public ,acclamation and starring
Fredric March with Charles
Laughton. When the outstanding
picture for 1885 is selected LES
Miserables'' will Enthusiastically
become the ultimate choice.
A truly great picture; hand
somely mounted and tiawlessly ;di-
rected by Richard BoleslaWski,
this latest goth Century production
follows the eventful life of Jean
Vatican, who suffered five years OF
torture in the galieys Of a French
prison ships.for stealing a loaf Of
bread and found his whole life
darkened by the shadow Of the
law, in the person of Javert, q. fam
atical detective who has dedicated
himself to carrying out that law to
the lester. March does the finest
work OF his career as the unfortu-
nate Vatican and Laughton is SUI
perb as Javert. Sir Cedric Hard
wicke, the celebrated British stage
and screen star is splendid, maxi
ing his American screen debut In
the role of the kindly Bishop Bien-
yeuu who starts the brutalized ex-
convict on the road to noble anil
prosperous life! "
Rochelle Hudson, as Jean VAL
jeans ward, Cosette. and John
Beal, as her sweetheart, Marius,
furnish the love interest which
offers a counterplot to Valjean's
desperate adventures in his life
long attempt to evade the. relent-
less javert. The film is released
through United Artists.
Lies Miserables" is magnificent
entertainment, full of the color
and passion of the novel which
millions have read and will enjoy
the privilege of seeing SO brilliant
ly transcribed to the screen.
The management has arranged
an excellent surrounding program
to accompany 1t. In order that you
may completely enjoy this produc-
ton it is suggested that you en-
deavor to see 1t from the Begin
ming Another ssRank Night" mex
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
AMBITION

"Good luck" to all you hopefuls on your
graduation day.
wish you all may reach your goal in your
chosen way.
Though you all cannot be famous, as for
success you strive
No matter what your aim is, keep ambition in
your stride
For ambition is natural friend, along the
road of learning.
That keeps you fighting to the end, no quitting
or no turning.
A man may rule a kingdom but ambition rules
the man.
He may have the power and wisdom, yet
ambition is the ram.
Tie ram that keeps you plugging, when the
going 1t gets tough.
You can take all natures drubbing, but you
inst won't say. enough"
And be you leaving grammar school, or
graduate from college,
With ambition and the will TO win, there is
10 end 10 knowledge.
CAL
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
DEPUTY CORONER
PROBES TRAGEDY
Eight=Year Old Lad Fatally
/. Injured on East Liberty
Street

Evidence gathered by detectives
indicated today that the driver was
not at fault in the accident early
last night which took the life of
James Martini, s, of 39S Baldwin
street. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs
James Martin, died at st Mary's
hospital at 6 o'clock last night,
only a few. minutes after he had
run into the side of truck oper-
ated by Joseph Parzialee of $50
Frost and fallen under the rear
left wheel OF the vehicle on East
Liberty street.
Detective Sergt. Henry Johnson
and Detective John Calvin ques-
toned several witnesses and learn
ed that the Martin boy had run
from an alleyway between houses,
racing directly into the center OF
the truck, and falling on his head
directly beneath the rear wheel.
The truck was being operated in
second gear at the time. Aided by
a bystander, Thomas Fitzgerald
S68 Baldwin street, Parziale took
the injured boy to the hospital, but
death came in few minutes.
Medical Examiner DR. Edward
Kirschbaum attributed death to. a
fractured skull and severe internal
injuries. He turned his report over
to Deputy Coroner Walter w
Smyth, who is now in charge OF
the official probe into the fatality
Parziale, an employe of the Ma,
tional Biscuit Co, owners Of the
truck, was released on his own
recognizance by the deputy coroner
after questioning. The accident
scene was Just a few feet west OF
Baldwin street, the truck having
turned from that street. to &c
down the steep East Liberty street
grade. ...,s't..,
Surviving the Martin boy are
his parents, Mr. and Mrs James
Martin; five sisters, Marjorie
Frances, Anna, Agnes and Patri.
cia; and two brothers, Hugh anG
Daniel.
The body was taken to the Null
vile Funeral Home, go Wesi
Main street, from where the flu
neral will be held Saturday morn.
ing at 9 o'clock to st. Francis
Xavier's church at GAS o'clock
Burial will be in Calvary cemetery
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
General Gray Guest
or r. O. Association

At meeting of the advisory
board OF the Connecticut depart
ment, Reserve Officers Associa-
ton, at the Elton last night 1t was
announced that Major General
Ivor Third Gray OF the British
army will be the chief speaker Mt
the state convention OF the organ
ization in Hamden on the 2bth.
A series of subjects to be brought
Zip for consideration at the con-
vention were discussed at laet
nights meeting. Among the pro-
posals will be one calling for re-
vision OF the present constitution
and bylaws Of the association.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
In The Local Theate,s
PoI.I's.

The absolute peer of thrill
films, that is the concensus of
opinion of Waterbury theater-go-
ers who were in attendance at
any Of the showings yesterday
Of s"The Mark of the Vampire"
which features Bella, Lugosi and
Lionel Barrymore in the leading
roles. ~ s /
Before this picture came to town
1T was stated that the central
characters would make 4Dracuia"
and eFrankenstein' look like pam
sizes, or sissiesy ana that is just
what happened, as there are more
thrills in this picture per square
foot than. In ali others combined
and that win be shown anywhere
for a long time. Y
2 The mast novel surprise ending
that has ever been shown In i
picture is also a part of this film
and to those who are to see 1T,
we ask that they refrain from tell
ing their friends about the ending,
as they viii never suspect how
it winds ups +. 4 III i. NJ
on the same program there Is
another story from, the prolific
pen OF PHI Strong, who gave US
state Fairn-tl1is one is titled
Village Tale, and 1t is one Of the
sweetest love stories that you have
ever. seen, with plenty Of action,
but still a. picture that you will
tell your. friends about for some
time Ito featured in this
picture are Randolph Scott, and
Kay Johnson. ~
The current. program will conf
tinue until sunday, when Polfs
will again bring 90 Waterbury the
absolute queen. OF the screen
Shirley Temple--in her latest pic
ture sour Little Girl and on the
same program the best comedy
you have seen in a long time,
"Cheating Cheaters"', with Fay
Wray and Henry Annette, in the
leading roles. This is the story OF
group of gangsters who tried
to put on the dog with disastrous
results to themselves.
Make Polls your by-word when
ii comes to entertainment and you
Will always have the best that is
being offered anywhere.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

political observers, to take over
control of the country.
There are two other generals
who are popularity. credited with
being powerful enough to over,
throw the Gales group If they
determined to do SO. These are
Juan Andrew Almazan. military
commander of Nuevo Leon, and
Saturnino Cedillo, boss of the
state of San Luis Potosi and ac-
knowledged leader of the organ
lied agrarians of the nation.
Reported to be unfriendly to
Gales. and Cardenas, they arc
considered enemies OF. the sradical;
policies of the present govern
mert.
In their states but few churches
have been closed, the. anti-reli-
.giousS campaign has not caught
foothold, and radical activities
are not tolerated.
Although it is a national law,
Socialisticl education has not been
implicated in San Luis, in direct
defiance Of the central govern
ment. Il.
But for the. present, at least,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
YOUTH FOUND

Police wore informed today that
William Mellon, ~. who was miss
Ing from his homo at 90 East Farm
street since early In the week, had
been located IN New Britain and
returned 70 his parents. Finding
OF the boy brought 20 an end a
statewide search IN which, station
WATn played 4 prominent part
Tho missing hoy was seen IN Now
britain By & policeman ana roeogs
nlxtd from the description Of him
which had been broadcast
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

both men seem content with rui-
ing their own districts.
New Group Rises
Meanwhile, within the gov
eminent itself there is grow
ing UP group who call them
selves new. revolutionaries" in
contrast to the Gales chieftains.
Leaders of this group are such
men as atheistic, non-drinking,
smoking Thomas Garrido
Canabal,, secretary of agriculture,
and. Ignacio Garcia Teller, secre-
tary. of education.
They have many followers
among the younger officials of
the government and especially
i'm the National Revolutionary
Party. That they have at least the
sympathy of Cardenas is evident
from their presence in the cabinet,
unless, as many think, they We're
put there by Gales merely to
change the lines of an old show.
AT any rate, these men stand
out as leaders Of a growingly ini-
sportant leftist movement. They
claim to be in favor of a Dictator
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

leo believe that any determined
leader who arises with the slogan
Down with Gales" will find q
majority of the country united
behind him and against this lat
est in a long series of dictators
who have controlled Mexico.
The Gales group is not unpre-
pared for such eventuality. In
Abelardo Rodriguez they have
the man who could step in at any
time. Hard-boiled and direct in
his methods, trained in business
in the United States, Rodriguez
is the most popular of the group
of wealthy generals and politi-
clans headed by Gales.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

Here and there . Runmagiag through the let
tore thot accumulated aolen the Waterbury Democrat
last month sponsored the Charter Oak cachet for first
day sale of the Connecticut tercentenary stamp 1oe no
HEED one all the qoau from Tijuana Merico on the Sta
fioneru of the Hotel Aqua Caente The name OF the
sender qoas Jones Yep, Jones' Also gentleman out
IN Moline Illinois inquired as to the vdtue Of the COM
,nenorative haf-dollars (Which ON SALE Mustn't
foroet to qvrte him. Another a0riter sent IN can
collation. of Indian TERRITORY the gear Oklahoma acas
made state Another gentleman imputed as to 0asat
h;n, at his Mace of employmentthe National Broad
casting Company-in New York city. >: And here's
another vriter acho aOants issue of the Democrat
Nth "Mike" Donovans Stamp Department. C~c~tot'o"
Department. please note
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

THE island OF Ceylon that to the
= Persians was both a pearl and
a tear. as shown by. its shape. is
the legendary refuge Of Adam
and Eve after their expulsion
from the Garden Of Eden. This
island beneath the tip Of India.
therefore, has become the shrine
OF pilgrims from all over the
world. ee
To its highest mountain, the
Peak Of Adam, come Christians.
Mohammedans. Buddhists, and
Hindus. all barefoot, to worship
ut rock held sacred because of a
peculiar depression that looks
like a large footprint. Buddhists
attribute it to Buddha. Hindus to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

Teescoped Matt Freeman closing sale for suit
If clothes Art Sullivan ikeable insurancer delivering
check to happy household Billy Fitzpatrick planning
vacation with the commission of the ten car order
prank Muaney dshng out tender steaks at his Cherry
street market Joe Phean at the wheel of of Uncle
SANS delivery trucks Frank Skehan planning for the
sun bath season atop the Red Triangle roof Thomas
McCrath out for spin in his Terraplane Wilbur
gift to the furniture business hustng home to the
form Wilburs little girl keeps him happy these days
Danny Sullivan shoe salesman extraordinary taking his
cute little daughter out for Sunday spn Ambrose Shea
awaiting the opening of the playground season to assume
superyisor's post again. More anon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

o. dance and drama have been
seen on the screen "Rnmbn,H with
~ special Ralph Hanger Enore,
elaborate keIioy pFlnz dance lou.
lines and ~ aInezIun varsity 81
enhancing 0enee steps n 4 eheH
well worthy Of your patfcnenf,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

Dial7,o H0aCard Chamberlain drops az to offer
ass compmentaries to the first annual froc of the
Progressive Club of Everybodys Market at Temple
ana his Roual Ambassadors aOU furnish the rhythms
for the kgkt fantastic trippers. ellison Gayette of
oldham Avenue honored as aeith vist yesterday morn
ina and contributed huge bag of foI to stead
III Increasing pile. Many thanks Gil old timer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
Rodriguez Has Power

He has frequently reiterated
the statement that he does
not want anything more to do
with politics after his two years
as president, but regardless of
hts desires the politicians and,
generals are not inclined to let
him alone.
He stands the best chance of
any one man, in. the opinion of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
Tall Tower
Topics
LAVENDER AND OLD LACE

no longs for the days of light literature
! when love stories were romantic, not rough
With hero and heroine sedately gentee
And not realistically tough!
Those stories of ladies of quality
And gentlemen in weskts of buff;
Odds bullets We old time skulduggery
When hero called bold villains bluff.
Setup: an old southern mansion,
Poor hero does not dare show his race
Villain skulls among the box hedges,
Heroine lovely in lavender and old lace
You all recall those sweet stories,
When you burned midnight oil, or was it gas!
So different from Hemingway, Lewis or Hammett
Just the same boy Oh boy they had class
EN- En-.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

Editor Tall Tower Topics: I have been reading with
much interest in the Democrat of the that is being
made on the Settlers Village there on the old cow os
where the first settlers Waterbury made their rude dwell
ngs Waterbury going to have something very interest
inc and instructive in this exhibit 1t is that might
well outlast even this ercenenary have seen sug
gested before in this column But that Is not the pohe
wish to make right now would like suggest that when
waterbury has it's real ercentenay observance it be made
more than formal affair in which various dignitarles VIII
old-fashioned house-warming event? You know what
mean It's kind of hard to explain paper, but what
really mean is that all Waterbury ought to display the real
New England home spirit that has long been famous In
vite the longabsen members of the family home from
other states Have famous or just ordinary sons ana dau
ers aboring in PARKWAY fields return to the old home town.
We had Old Home Week here in Waterbury and it was
great time while lasted I'd like to see another one ana
he entire city and every resident in Fiddle
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16
Vasconcelos Loses Hold

A famous intellectual widely
known in Europe and South
America !, and a sincere planner
for the day Of liberation Of the
Indian races Of Mexico and the en-
tire Southern Continent, vascon-
celos has been out of touch with
things in Mexico since 1929, when
he fed after losing in the presi-
Dental elections.
Now he Is reported to have
joined forces with Valenzuela, Vii
larreal, and other enemies Of the
regime, but persons acquainted
with him believe he has lost his
following, by. his long absence
from the country.
NEXT: what has been ACCOM-
plished by rs years OF revolution
airy rule in Mexico, and what Is
still undone.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-16

silva, Christians to
st. Thomas. apos-
tie Of India. j
AS a British
possession, Ceylon
has shown only
the heads Of pre-
vailing rulers Of
Great Britain on
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Copyright. 1895. NEA Service. Inc.)
NEXT: What country does mot
permit the export OF its stamps un-
uscde 40
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ANSWERS To
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test questions printed ON
page o. ~
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thepiaceOf the dead.
2. American Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Q. CalI.
T. Roman Catholic.
8. Peru.
3. Ancient EGYPT.
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