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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

MT and Mrs Frank Pope and daughter Josephine of Chestnut avenue have returned to their home after spending some time in Florida. Miss Marion Lewis of Cooke street is spending the weekend in New York City.
 MT and Mrs Joseph E. Connolly of Hartford are visiting relatives in this city over the weekend.
 Joseph Howard of East Main street Is spending a few days In New York City.
 MT and Mrs Kenneth Martin of Washington street are spending the week -end as the guests of rel atives in Newark. N. J.
 Miss Helena Buckner of Water town avenue is spending a few days in Bridgeport where she is the guest of relatives.
 Professor John L. Bonn of Will low street has returned from Rochester. N. r., where he attend- ed the funeral Thursday of his uncle, Eugene Bonn of that city, former choirmaster and organist at St. Patrick's Cathedral in that city.
 Miss Louise Mccarthy of Frost road has returned to- her home after spending the past two weeks with relatives in Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
State College
 Alumni To Meet

Invitations have been sent to tho members of the Connecticut state college alumni association through out the state to attend the dinner and meeting at the Hotel Green in Danbury this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Many of the alumni are expected to be present to meet Christy Christian, the new football coach at the college, who will be accompanied to the reunion by Professor Kinsey. Christian and Professor Kinsey will show the latest movies of the college cam" pus, buildings. faculty, athletics and other pictures. The officers of the association are: President, Ev- erett B. Dow: first vice-president, Willard c. Eddy; second vice. president, J. Ray Ryan; secretary, Richard Attridge; treasurer, Elmer s. Watson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
SiLOer Tea WiH Be Held Saturday


 Plans have been completed for the annual St. Patrick's Silver Tea to be sponsored by the St. Mary's Hospital Aid society on Saturday afternoon, March 16th from to o'clock at the St. Mary's Nurses home on South Elm street. All members and friends have been cordially invited to attend the af- fair which is one of the largest events sponsored by the group dur ing the year. -
 Officers of the society who will assist in the tea arrangements are: President, Mrs. Joseph McGinniss; first vice-president, Mrs. Raymond quinn; End vice-president. Mrs. M. J. Daly; Srd vice-president, Mrs. Thomas Kelly; recording secretary. Miss Catherine Maloney; financial secretary, Mrs. Henry Hayden and treasurer, Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Local Girl, College
 Committee Member

New Rochelle March 9 = Miss Molly M. Petrocelli, daughter of MT and Mrs G. G. Petrocelli, 12y Adelaide avenue, has been ap- pointed on the committee to ar range for the senior show given on Mission day, May 4, at the Col lege of New Rochelle.
 On Mission day, each class spon- sors some attraction and vies with each other in the amount of money raised for the support of the for eign missions. It is traditional that the seniors present a show written, directed and acted entirely by class talent.
 Miss Petrocelli holds the posi- ton of president of the senior class sodality, in addition to her member ship in Debating Club. French Club, Italian Club and Riding Club
 Mrs Sarah Twelves was elected president of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Grace M. E. church at the business meeting held Wednes- day afternoon in the church par lors. Other officers chosen were vice-president, Mrs Walter Ben ham; secretary, Mrs Lena Wight man: treasurer, Maude B. Hubbell: devotional committee, Mrs Lois Simmonson; service, Mrs Hallie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Prominent Junior League Member Is Radio Speaker

Of interest to local Junior League members and other organ izations throughout he city will be the talk by Miss Gloria Chandler of New York which will he given over Station WATR on Monday at 3 o'clock at which time Miss Chandler will be the guest of Vita Vaill during her Federation of Wo- mems Club period on the air.
 Miss Chandler's theory is as follows:
 If an observer despairs over the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Studio photo.

Johnson; visiting, Mrs Elizabeth Fairhurst and Mrs Mae Vest wood; social committee, Mrs Car
 rie Wilson. It was voted to have Miss Frances Whitcomb of the farm and home bureau give a course of instruction to a class in woodworking on Thursday, April, .2h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

David Schpero, Estelle Golickman, Gertrude Grosberg. Benjamin
 Levine is in charge of checking.
 A concert of selected music will
 be given by the orchestra, from 9 to 9:30, with grand march at 10:3O p. m., led by Dr and Mrs
 M. S. Aaronson. Dancing until two o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

Plans were made at a meeting last week of the Mothers Auxiliary Columbia Squires to o card
 party Monday evening. March II at the Knights of Columbus hall. Members and their friends are
 urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Nora Fitz71aurice Is
 Rendered Shouver

The employees of the F. w. Wool worth Company rendered a sur prise shower on Monday evening at the Scovill Girls Club in compli- ment to Miss Nora T. Fitzmaurice of Ayers street. A buffet lunch- con was served and the honored guest was presented with many beautiful gifts. Those present were: Misses Mary Hanley, Mol lie Collins, Julia Lyons, Mary Shea, Eda Rainone. Regina Shea. Eleanor Guarini, Mary Duane, Sue Schul- man, Louise Muccini, Mary Shea, Catherine Shea, Mae Bessette, Helen Galiada, Margaret Kline. Rita Kerwin, Hazel Delaney, Anne Mccarthy, Ethel Frodel, Blanche Genova, Marie White, Marie Quin- Ian. Betty Kennedy, Cele McCar- thy, Eva Moeller. Ella Coyle, Mar garet Coyle, Helen Smith, Stasia Girvensky. Katherine O'Brien. McMcMahon, Jean Price, Gladys Jenkins. Barbara Jenkins, Mary Fahey. Mrs Therma Eos, Mrs Peter Varsallone, Mrs William Stinger, Mrs Mae Madden. Mrs George Hodgkinson, Mrs Frederick True love, Mrs Mae Wrenn, Mrs Jack Kilmer, Mrs B. F. Prall, Mrs James Officer. Mrs Irene Smith, Mrs George Lynch, Mrs J. Jarvis, Mrs James Harmon, Mrs Joseph Null cahy, Mrs Ida Verrastro. Mrs Mae Hosey, Mrs William Dufresne. Mrs Charles Joy, Mrs Raymond Evans, Mrs Leonard Fisher and Mrs Jua- nita Joy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

Ralph Brennan was rendered a surprise party at his home on Bank street recently in celebra- tion of his birthday. A program of games, music and dancing was en- joyed and refreshments served. Those attending were MT and Mrs James l.. Moore, MT and Mrs Ed ward Loftus. MT and Mrs Frank Hardy, MT and Mrs Patrick Garvey MT and Mrs Thomas Kearney, Mr and Mrs James Griffin, MT and Mrs John German, MT and Mrs Arthur Leary, MT and Mrs John Broderick, MT and Mrs William Keller, MT and Mrs Harry K. Ryan MT and Mrs Bernard Smith of Wa tertown, MT and Mrs Joseph Le- zotte, MT and Mrs John A. Kelley, Francis Fitzgerald, Daniel E. No Ian, James Dineen, John w. Stokes Burton Norton, James Barnes, MT and Mrs Rudolph Hermstedt, MT and Mrs Michael Daly, Patrick Russo, Thomas Deliniks. Francis Coughlin, William Meehan, Cyril Dunphy, James Cawett, Edward Dunphy, James Tyrrell, Floyd Frederick, MT and Mrs Michael Kitchen, MT and Mrs Michael Dris- coll, Otto Hermann. William Hermann, Charles Kelley. MT ana Mrs Patrick Bourke. Francis Nit chell and William Powers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

Mrs. Helen Shanahan has re- turned to her home on Rosette street after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Max Feisman of Bridgeport.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Prepaden.

George Roberts z Bush ave-
nue. v Arbutus prepaden byl a
oloupen O $22 v nedeli v noel,
kdyz vracel Sc domG z Balti-
more. Okraden byl ma Sulphur
Spring road dvema muzi, ktefl
volali jej stoj1ce u AUTOMOBILE,
ably jim Sci pomoci dostati ten
to ku gasolfnove stanici. Kdyz
Sc zastavil u Mich, uvltali jeJ
naprazenymi revolvery.
= Lawrence Clingenfell, sc
lety, chycen byl p%olicistou.
Christian Rollmanem kolem )
hodiny rano v pondeli. Polici-
sta vsfml 81, re sklo V pfednlch
dverich hospody, {. 1852 West
Redwood ulice, bylo rozblto'
Patraje, jak asi Sc to stale, "a
hledl muze odchazejlclho 2
mfsta s balickem pod pazdl. '
baliku bylo vino, cigarety.
doutniky a peanutse V Gene
$40. Chyceny vymlouval Sc
re je koupil cd neznamehC
muze "a jeden dollar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
200 dan z prodeje msla uspech
v Dome.

We stfedu v Dome zakono-
danny v Annapolis prijata by
la 81 ku "A hlasdm Gorfinova
pfedloha O ulozen1 2% dane z
prodeje. PTedloha prosla PRIV
MIN cten1m We stTedu.
z Domu pTedana byla sena-
tn zaroven S navrhem, ably ulo-
zena byla peti procentni ma u
tility. Vybor senatu pf1znive
vyslovil Sc o obou.
We stredu zakonodarna po-
Gala sc vs1m 1sil1m pracovati
ma rozlustenf pomocne akce,
kdyz 2 Washingtonu dosla od-
poved, die nfz vladn1 authority
svolily pfijati plan Marylandu,
die nehoz stat uvoluje Sc pfi-
speti peti miliony dolarG rocne
pomocn6 akci. $3,5OO,O 900 ro-
enc mali venovany byti staten
primo ma pomoc nezamestna-
nym a 100000 ma starobn1
pense.
Mnohe dobTe informovane
osobnosti pTedpovfdaj1, re po-
kusy uloziti utility dan budou
nezdarem.
= NepTatel6 pTipravovane-
no Marylandskeho Industrial
n1ho zotavovac1ho aktu udali
We stredu vyboru senatu v An
napolis, re predloha jest poku-
sem osedlati stat "jobem", KITE
ry vladnf sprava pocala a nen1
S to tento provad6ti. PTedlohy
GLEN jest prem6niti vladni ko-
dy We statn1.
Kdyz prvnf Tecn1k, Stock
bridge, zastupujfcf hotelnf a
restauracnf industrii, skoncil
svoji rec prot planu tomuto, O.
zvaly Sc protivne vykTiky z rad
tech, co byli pro predlohu. Pro
pTedlohu k. pr. byla lfga lido
We nezamestnanosti, velkoob-
chod tabakem, Sdruzenf cisti-
ca a barv1Td oblekG v Balti-
more, unie zamestnanc1 hote-
III a restaurantG a bartendrn.
Stockbridge byl toho nahle-
du, re lepe by bylo pozorovati
pTedem vladn1 sprawl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Kongresnik a syn udani.

Kongresnfk, John H. Hoop
pei z Arcadia, Kalifornie, jeho
syn, Charles Jerome, udani by
Ii velkoporotou, re prodali Ia
$1,000 pripustenf Baltimorana
Jamese w. Ives, do kadetske
skoly We West Point. Pfan1m
otcovym bylo dostati sveho sy-
ma do kadetske skoly. Kdyz
tento pTi zkousce prepaid, ten
to prijel do Baltimore pod zme
n6nym jmenem a slibil Ivesovi
pTipusten1 do skoly, kdyz tento
mu zaplatf $1,000. Ives pfijal
nab1dku a dial notu mlademu
Hoeppelovi ma $1,000. Usta-
noven1 jeho do skoly ukazalo
sc nemoznym. Ives oznamil
vec tuto kancelaTi adjutanta
generala a kongresn1k sc sy-
mem udani.
Kongresnfk neil Sc stall po-
litikaTem, slouzil dvacet rokd V
armade jake vojak a pax diva
Get mesicG jake dGstojnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
PopaIen.

sestnactilety George Walters
z N. Kresson ulice, dan byl do
nemocnice pc utrpenych popa-
leninach v sobotu v noci. Po-
palen byl vazne, kdyz sud ole
je Sc chytil.
Slabeji V teze nehode popa-
len byl jeho IL rokG starry bra
tr, Lewis.
= Sedm rokG stara d1vka,
Alma Meyer z Pennington a.
venue, Curtis Bay, poslana by
Ia popalenymi 1sty do nemo-
cnice, kdyz naklonila Sc pr1lis
tesne ku pistol, z n1z vysla ra-
ma a kterou v ruce drzel jej1 O.
smilety pT1buzny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Zabit vlakem.

Robert Lee Page, 17lety z
Edmonston, Md, zabit byl Y
nedeli, kdyz automobil, V nemz
jel z Baltimore, zasazen byl
vlakem Baltimore and Ohio
drahy ma Ammendale kfizo-
vatce.
Automobil jeho, jenz zahnul
z Washington Boulevard ma
druhou cestu, byl z poloviny
ma kolejich, kdyz Wax jej str
hi. Ride odhozen byl do DIAL.
ky $50 stop a automobil cely
rozbit. Mladik byl ma ceste 2
lesnickeho (CCC) kampu 40
MI. Automobil p1jcila mu pr.
buzna, Lillian P. Fay z Edmon'
'ston, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Llewelyn ulicich a ma Broad
way staly tesne vedle sebe au-
zvedavcG, re policie
nebyla O to zabraniti shluku
|tOmu.
Ohen znicil dunn O 13
svetnicfch, {. 28O1 Joplea ave-
nue. casne z rama v pondelf.
Kdyz plameny uduseny byly,
nastala shanka v ssutinach.
Mattel domu, rekli mnozf, byl
v dome, kdyz ohen vypukl.
Hledanf uhoreleho melo
stastny konec. Joseph Kvede-
.ra, hledany MATTEL, byl xiv a
zdrav V dome V 600 blocku w.
Pratt ulice, kde stravil cast no
ci s prateli a zbytek ma lGzku
domu. o ohni jfmz znicen byl
jeho dun a hospoda, niceho
nev6del az do DOLBY, kdy jej
policista jizn1ho distriktu v do
me ma w. Pratt ulici nalezl.
- Diva cernoSi slime pOpale-
nj byli, kdyz petrolejova ka-
mfnka vybuchla v dome v 1900
blocku w. Saratoga ulice. Ha-
dajici Sc cernoch Richard Tho
mas S Pearl Price, stroll do ka-
men, pTevrhl tyto a nastala ex-
plose. Dim shoTel a cernoch
s cernoskou popaleni tax, re u
levy hledati museli v nemoc-
nici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Vidal Sc.

V meme neil IL hodinach
pc nalezenf mrtvoly vydal Sc
do moci policie 48lety deln1k
Dave Wroten, jenz rozbil leb-
ku 41leteho Philipa Jonese We
stravnim dome ma E. Lombard
ulici, {. 1904, kdez S MIN by
dlel v tee svetnici. Jones ma
lezen byl v pondelf rano We
svetnici mrtvy.
Soudruha usmrtil We rvacce
vrcholic1 z opilosti. Wroten do
znal, re Jones udefil jej drza.
diem koStete, nacez Jones vrhl
Sc ma neho sc zeleznou tyci z
stopy dlouhou v patek v noci
We svetnici S usmrcenym zGsta
nekolik hodin az ujisten smrt
Jonese odesel. Bloudil pc uli
lc1ch, hledaje, kde byl prespal
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Sarlach Sc ssiirff.

Zdravotnf Trad mesta udava
re SIG pripadd sarlachu ozna-
memo bylo jemu cd 1. ledna le-
tosniho roku. Pr1beh nemoci
tax dalece jest m1rnym. Do
sud jenom smrt ctyr osob Jim
zavinena byla.
DR.. Weingirl odporucuje tri
|tydenn1 karantenu dom1, v
n6mz nektery Glen nemoc1 tou-
to Sc roznemohl a varovani Sc
zdravych pred zarodky sireny-
mi stykem s onemocnelym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
MAYORSKE VOLBY.

Polska Narodnf Alliance v
patek indorsovala mayora
Jacksona pro znovuzvolenf.
Pro mayora Jacksona hlasova-
10 "a pTftomnych, pro proti-
k~andidata, Moylana &c. Will
liam Norris a Ferguson obdr-
zeli 20 nekolika hlasech.
Hamilton demokraticky klub
indorsoval mayora Jacksona.
V hromadne schGzi Stone.
wall demokratickeho klubu We
1900 blocku S. Charles ulice,
slfbil John H. Furgeson, bojo,
vati O zvolenf do 1radu mayo.
rova edo posledku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Pred zraky nekolika set chod-
cG diva ozbrojenf bandite pre-
padli V sobotu v noci pokladn1-
ka divadla S pohyblivymi O.
brazky pred bankou ma Wash
ington Boulevard a Barre uli-
CT a oloupili jej o $115. Zmizeli
v zastupu chodcG.
Prepaid proveden byl ma mi
ste ozarenem lampami v OBJ
chodnf tamn1 casti. Pr prova-
den1 prepadu nektere zeny po-
caly kTiceti. Neil Sc pTihnala
policie, 4bylo pc pTepadu.
21lety pokladn1k Charles
Zanti, jak jeho obycejem bylo,
dial vybrane pen1ze do kapsy a
Sci S mimi do odbocky CONNER
cial banky. Kdyz byl skorem
jiz u samych dverf banky, pro-
drali Sc diva mlad1 bandite k
nemu. Jeden napfahl nan re-
volver, druhy prohledaval kap-
sy. S pencil z kapsy jeho Wy
branymi vskocili do automobi-
lu a ujeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
MlStnl ZprdVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhG.

= Joseph Poledna, 55lety z
{. 829 N. Madeira ulice, skO-
nal v pondelf We West Balti-
more General nemocnici pc
zraneni SVEN automobilem,
kterym zasazen byl V pondeli
Odpoledne. Byla mu rozbita
lebka.
Poledna zTfzenec cistfcfho
poulicniho odboru pracoval V
1900 blocku N. Monroe ulice,
kdyz ku nestest1 doslo. Auto
mobil, kterym smrtelne zranen
byl, Tfdil Claude Mathis z Win
ston avenue.
Narozen byl V Cechach. Ma
lezel ku spolkGm: sv. Klemen-
ia a Karel Jonas.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbena byla V pond6ll
pf. Eleanore st6rbak (rozena
Vitak), manzelka Franka ster-
baka, jez zesnula We veku ~
rokd Is. bTezna. Pohreb ko-
nan byl z domu 261O E. Monu-
ment ulice a z kostela sv. Ka-
tefiny.
%. brezna V divadle Ly-
ric vystoup1 ceskoslovensky u
melee ma housl1ch, Kubelik. Da
Sc ocekavati, re nase Ceskoslo-
venska obec Baltimorska a z
okolf zastoupena Dude V diva
die Lyric cetne a naslouchati
bude nadSene kouzelnym zvu-
kun Kubel1kem vyluzovanym
z jeho housl1.
Costa jeho 20 Spojenych Sta
tech je korunovana die docha-
zejfcfch zprav plnym 1sp6-
chem.
" oznamce firmy Wetz-
ler's, {. 2222-24 E.. Monument
ulice, umistn6na byla V obezn1-
ku (circular) omylem podobiz
ma m9stskeho radnfho, p. Xii
my, mfsto podobizny vladnfho
marsala, Augusta Klecky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
43 vrazed re 46 rozreSeno
v fOce.

Zaznamy policejnfho odbo-
ru Baltimorskeho ukazujf, Re v
minulem roce s~pachano bylo v
Baltimore 46 vrazed. z tech
to 43 vysetreno bylo a vrazed-
n1ci zjisteni. Tri vrazdy z6-
staly zahadou. Zatceno pro
spachane vrazdy bylo vSak je-
nom 81 osob. V jednom pf1-
padu vrah spachal sebevrazdu.
Jenom sest vrazed spachano
bylo belochy. Jednou z neroz-
resenych vrazed byla vrazda
Johna Blank, policisty re seve-
rovychodnf STANCE IL. 1nora
1884. Zastrelen byl lupici v u
Tadovne HI. L. Carpet spoiled
nosti, 1887 N. Central avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Ramp a vyletnf misto Sokolske
Jed. Blesk zniceno ohnem.

Starobyla letni residence
Joshuy Horner, jenz byl jed
MIN z n~ejvets1ch bohacG Balti-
morskych pred so roxy, leila
popeIem V ned6li. Pozar resi-
dence t6to, jez mela ctrnact
sv6tnic, prilakal zastupy di-
vakd Z vychodnf cast mesta.
Horner sym casem vlastnil
jeden z nejvetsfch podnik1 u
m6lJm hnojivem V periodic pc
ObGanske valce. ZemTel roku
1880. Residence rozlozena me-
ri Narodnim hTbitovem a Her
ring Run parkem, pTesla do
moci jeho syna, Michaela T.
Homer, jenz zemrel r. 1914
nebo 1915.
Nikdo z HornerG neobyval
residence tuto krone letn1 do
be. Pc smrti Michaela Horne
ra prodana byla a prosla mno-
hou rukou. V poslednfch 20
letech jenom zTfdka obyvana
byla. Postavena ma pozemku
osazenem vysokymi stromy, ma
byla jake mnohe jine povesti,
re strasf V nj Eli duchove.
V poslednfch letech prop1j-
cena byla stavitelem, Frankem
Novakem, Sokolske Jednote
Blesk "a letn1 kamp a vyletn1
misto Jednoty. V sobotu tato
castecne odstehovala z nj cast
majetku do domu asi mill VIDA
II drive vlastneneho nocn1m
klubem.
Ohen V residence pocal o pGl
devat6 V noel. HasicGm neby-
10 mono dostati dosti vody, a.
by tato hadicemi chrlena byti
mohla ma hoT1c1 dun.
V necele iodine zGstaly sta
ii jenom cihelne dom1ny.
Starry dub stojfc1 pred domem
a starsi snad nezli 100 rokG zle
opalen byl.
- Plameny ZnlcenO bylO v
ned6li odpoledne skladist6 dTf-
vi v severovychodnf casti me-
sta "a sbehu asi Is, 900 osob,
jimiz p~Tekazena byla jfzda v
kazdem smeru a pTekazel hasi-
Cum pTi praci.
Zvlastnf oddfl Pennsylvan-
ske drahy poslan byl ma m1stc
pozaru severne cd zeleznic.
mich kolejf ma Llevelyn a Re.
gester ulicfch, ably d1tky drza.
ny byly v pozad1.
Ma Oliver, REGISTER, Gay
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Sc dvema psy poutnfk re
South Sterling, Pa, 17lety
Coleman Hess, We 5000 blocku
Belair road, byl tax unaven a
hladov, re to "neslo dale. u
navenych ujal Sc policejnf lieu
tenant Miller a zavezl je do
pohostinn6 severovychodnf sta
nice, kde vsichni tTi v cele u
padli pc nasycen1 do hluboke-
no spanku. Probudili Sc, kdyz
hlaSen byl cas- veceTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Ruseni nedelniho klidu.

Rezanf dTfvf V nedeli stale
Morrise Gross cestu ma severe
vychodnf policejnf stanici re
400 blocku E. Baltimore ulice.
Zatcen byl policejn1mi straz-
milky, kter1 zahledli jej, jak o.
rezaval dvefe, ably "pasova-
ly". Policiste wall nastroje,
dveTe a Crosse a zavezli vse
ma 'severovychodn1".
V pondel1 Gross ma stanici
osvobozen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Namornik propulsion.

Pc odslouzeni 4 dni We we've
nj, do nehoz odsouzen byl ma
6 mes1cd pro krivou pr1sahu,
propulsion byl v sobotu manor
nix L. G.. Mckinney ma svobo-
du ku pTanf soudce O'Dunne,
pred n1mz namorn1k kTive pf1-
sahal jake svedek rvacky "a
tim CO v tie dobe, bylo dokaza-
no, byl ma lodi plovoucf ma mo
ri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Rozpocet prijat.

Y patek schvalen byl zako-
nodarnou V Annapolis rozpo-
Get statu Maryland ma roxy
1861.
Rozpocet vypracovan byl ma
rocn1 rozpocty pc $62,327,751-
As. Ma nemovite majetky ulo-
zena statn1 dan 20 procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Bondy v Gene SIS, 500, 600 do
prodeie Is. dubna.

Vybor verejnych pracf roz-
hodl, ably do prodeje Is. dub
ma dany byly statnf bondy, je-
jichz vytezek obracen bJti ma
ma pomocnou akci. Vyse 1ro-
ku jeste urcena nebyla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Williams v cele dobrocinneho
sdruzeni.

Robert w. Williams zvolen
byl "a p~residenta Family We'll
fare sdruzen1 pTi rocnf sch1zi
V hotelu Lord Baltimore v pa
tex konane. Williams je Gle
mem pravnicke firmly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Pro prisahu ucitelHm.

Senatu pTedlozena byla v
Annapolis v pondelf predloha,
ably ucitel6m ulozeno bylo "a
povinnost sloziti pT1sahu YER
nosti ku konstituci a vlajce.
Petici zaslal Liberty Council
Jr. O. u. A. M.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Loternich listkI "a $500
skonfiskovano.

Pc tajnem patrani vedenem
celnimi 1fedn1ky skonfiskova-
no bylo V Marylandu a District
of Columbia loternfch lfstkd
cenenych ma $685.. Lfstky
tajne propasovany byti mely
re zahranic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Platil falesnym penfzem.

Meyer Nelson, 31lety z Ne
wark, N. j., zatcen byl a "a
wren ma severovychodn1 poll
cejn1 stanici pc SVEN chycenf,
kdyz zmeniti cht6l falesnou
des1tku pTi ustTicove veceTi v
Aisquith Pleasure klubu, els.
2034 Hartford avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Mrtvola muze nalezena byla
v 1tery v neobydlenem domu,
&. 1914 E. Chase ulice. Soud1
Sc, re mrtvola byla tam pc diva
nebo tTi tydny. j