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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
GOOD GOLF BiII KliSh
GOLF IS A GAME
 OF PATIENCE


 Beginners always fail when they try to learn golf by their own efforts and also fail to make headway when they try to learn too quickly from a teacher. Their heads are filled with so many things to do and not to do that they find it al- most impossible to grasp everything at once.
 Golf is a game of patience. One should at first practice what he has learned just as a pupil does who is learning to play a musical instrument. The beginner, from my teach ing, experience, always wants to play around the course be- fore he has learned the simple rudiments of the game. My advice is-"A few lessons from a teacher are essential" Imagine a beginner in music attempting to play a piece on a piano before learning his finger exercises. Yet one makes out as well as the other. The beginners attempt to play the game without any knowledge of shot making would not be music in the ears of the experienced golfer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
STATE

Performances tonight mark the final opportuniyt local theater.. goers will have to see tine curren; double feature program at War; aer's State theater which includes Jack Holt and Edmund Lowe in "The Best Man Wins" and Charles Bickford with Helen Yinson In "A Notorious Gentleman"
 7 Tomorrow the State presents. for four days, another selsaticnaI stage and screen show. The fea- fure picture is Devil Dogs of the Afr" Warner Brothers super-snc- cessor to Here Comes the Navy" It deals with the romantic and daredevil exploits of members Of the aviation corps of the U. s. marines.
 James Cagney and Pat o'Briep, in the leading roles, are ot each others necks again in this picture and the supporting cast includes the ever popular Frank McHuRh and lovely Margaret Lindsay. Hut dreds of marines are also in tl, production. many, playing impor.
 The scenes were taken for the most part at the U. $. Naval base at San Diego, Caiif, and at the hy- ing field on North Island. lt was produced under special arrange ments with the U. s. government and marine officers acted as tech. nicaI advisers.
 Special marine maneuvers were c0nducted for the picture in which & score of warships, dozens of air. planes and the giant U. s. s. Ma con took part. ...
 Spectacular air stunts, with planes crashing in mid-air, burst. ing Into flame and spinning to the grOund, while pilots leap for their lives in parachutes, are some of the many thriiis in the picture.
 The story concerns fresh kid who joins the Marine Corps and tries to tell the officers what 1t is all about. He, however, wakes up one day to what tho service means after e thrilling incident which brings q smashing climax.
 The giant stage show includes Arthur Boran, famous N. B. c. and Columbia radio star who haA ap- pearcd on programs with Eddie Cantor, Paul Whjtefnan, and was awarded the Blue Ribbon of Merit on Ben Bernic'g program. He int. tates 60 odd world famous char acters including well known com. edians, vocal artists, dramatic stars and leading statesmen.
 Harrison and Elmo present h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
NATHAN MANN IN
 SEMI-FINAL BOUT
 TO GANER-BARRY
New Haven Stars Top Hartford Show on Last
 Day of Month

After, considerable dick erIng back aAd forth on the long dis. tance phone to Hollywood, Califor- mia, Lou Erik announces that he finally signed up Red Barry to box Al Gainer at Foot Guard hall, Hartford, on Thursday, February 28th. The distance is ten rounds.
 Another match that Erik an. nounces Is the semi final bout of eight rounds which shows Nathan Mann of New Haven and Joe Vos- dick of New York.
 Made q Hit
 Barry made a hit with Hartford fight fans by his glashing draw against Charlie Massaro last week. His swinging and slashing style was pleasing to look at. After the Massare bout Lou Erik got Barry's word that he would box Al Gainer at the next show. On the strength of this Erik signed Gainer. Just at this point Mushky Jackson who manages Barry and who is oh the coast wired Erik that he had signed Barry to box Joe Louis In San Francisco, March 8th, and 1t would prevent him from going through with the Gainer match. Erik got busy on the long distance and sent a few telegrams to Jackson after which Jackson wired in as fol- lows: Finally talked the promoter to let Barry box Gather in Hart ford the 28th. Barry must leave by plane March first. Sending United Air mail ticket. (Signed) Mushky Jackson"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
MAY SIGN WITH TANKS ONCE AGAIN ]
 HATES TO our
Keeping in Shape During Recent Weeks - Will
 Not Be Club Owner
By LAwToN CARVER

kODttcu FFeSo BtMm OOFFcDpDuueNtB
 New York, Feb 21-(UP)-Babe Ruth had abandoned all hope to. day of becoming major league manager this season and was ready to talk terms for his same old spot in the New York Yankee outheId.
 Weighing 230 pounds and 70 years old. his regular playing days arc over, but he probably will Do dropped into q utility role as often as possible there to await the chance to prove he can manage n club.
 Upon his arrival from Europe yesterday, he was evasive in diB-f cussing plans. He admitted, how. ever, that 1t would be tough to step from the diamond to the goli- tude outside the parks.
 He repeated that he did not ex- pect to play again, then added he might change his mind in state- ment far less positive than the many which came from him on his 22,O00 mile tour since last October.
 i've been a part of baseball 70 long that I'm wondering just how might feel out of it." he said.
 Mrs Ruth probably answered 1t for him.
 T realize 1t would be like cutting off his head to take him out of baseball for a season." she said. ''So I would like to see him play if he can get into condition" sf
 Mrs Ruth revealed that the Babe has been training in gymnasiums in recent weeks and had dieted to keep his weight down.
 Ruth will confer with Col Jacob Ruppert, owner of the Tanks, at once. The colonel said before Ruth arrived that he was eager for a talk. Ruth wants to get 1t over quickly. He has ''very important proposition under consideration. which will be influenced by out come Of negotiations with the Yankees.
 "Yes, it concerns major league baseball" he admitted, but it has nothing to do with my becoming q club owner. I must get the advice of 25 or 30 people about 1t before can make an announcement"
 The Babe was most emphatic on one point. Money has no bearing on his reluctance to quit baseball. I've got enough to live on," he re- marked. referrlngi to gan incoHhek egf timated at $15,000s a year from fA trust fund. "And say, what's this I hear about the club mailing 8 $1 provisional contract to my home? Whats that a bonus?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
GARDEN

The current attraction to-day at the Garden theater is "Flirtation Walk" with Dick Powell. Also "Men of the Night. Coming to- morrow and Saturday, Frank Cap- ra's newest Columbia picture, Broadway Bill," with Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy co-starred. Tn view of Capra's two most recent pictures, Tt Happened One Night" and Lady For Day." this is in- deed | cInematic event.
 Broadway Bill" Is a romantic story. with the masterful blending of drama and comedy for which Capra Is noted. It Is the story of a flomad who throws over the lux ury and wealth of his wife's fam fly for the love of a horse and q girl who, in her way, Is imbued with the same spirit of freedom.
 "Broadway Bill' was adapted by Robert Riskin from a story by Mark Hellinger. An excellent cast appears in support of Warner Bax- ter and Myrna Loy, including Wal. ter Connolly, Helen Vinson, Lynne Overmnn, Clarence Muse, Ray mond Walburn, Margaret Hamil. ton. and many others.
 The companion feature will be Randolph Scott in "To the Last Man."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
Killers to Meet
 'Danbury Quintet
fsnecial to Tine Democran

Naugatuck, Feb. 21.--The Nau- gatuck "Y" Killers will face their toughest assignment this year Saturday when they go to Danbury to play the Danbury A. c. there. This team trimmed the locala Last yedr but the Naugatuck team put up such a good battle thay proved aluite a drawing card. The Killers have strengthened their combine and a close battle is expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
PoLI'S

A marvellous show was held at Polfs last night, both on the stage and screen and 1t is too bad that the entire show Is not to be there for to-day and tomorrow but then the stage part is q sort of reward that patrons of this popular the- ater receive every Wednesday night when the Radio Talent Quest Additions are held and the interest in this presentation Is so great that last night, when Harry Shaw the genial master of ceremonies, who handles the show announced that at the request of thousands of the patrons who have derived so much pleasure out of this feature, they would be continued for another series of applause was dcafening and continued for at least five minutes.
 Last night on tho stage there was one of the smarteSt bands heard locally fin c long time as guest artists, then there was as the shining light of tho evening per. formance Tony Sacco who rendered "rbe Breeze" as he alone can do and sang some of his other new hits among them being T Thrill When I Mention Your Name" and others, he was shown that tho thoughts of the people of Water. bury are with him and in Q great big way and he will sell lot of songs to-day if the applause of the audience Is any criterion.
 On the screen for to-day and tos morrow is super-doubie feature program the first feature being the sensational "sequ0ia" and rivaiing this feature in every way as the co-feature there is "society Doc tor" with Chester Morris and Vir- ginia Bruce.
 Starting Saturday Polrs presents . program that will have no equsl in the entire New England states, for the first feature of the program, and for the first time that they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21

have ever been co-starred there is Clark Gable and Constance Ben nett in After Office Hours" and what 8 thrill this new team of sweethcarts will give you, the CO., feature on the same program is May Robsons in the same sort of q rolc that captulatcd her to screen fame in Lady For 0 Day" in this picture she plays the part of 6 school teacher and little cupid to Q romantic pair of lovers, if you are May Robson fan don't miss this picture as 1t is the best she has made in years.
 Make your plans now to see all of these shows and you will be well repaid in amusement value and see shows that are the talk of the en- tire Naugatuck Valley from Win sted to Derby the Poli theater ia drawing patronage and when they come to this beautiful theater once they are regular patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
M The Local Theaters

hilarious black face act. Keys, Shafer and Keys have a pleasing musical offering. Mason anl Yvonne have q new novelty titled Stealing Sisters Beau" Billy Wells and the Four FAys present "An Amusement Banquet
 The stage show will be presented at 1:25, 4:06, 6:32 and 9:16. The feature picture will be shown At 2:26, 6.06, 7.22 and i0:15. Eve. ming prices will be in effect all day tomorrow, Washington's birthday; children will Dc admitted for 10 cents until 3 ?. IT..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21

The bowling banquet committee composed of President Gento Or- sini, Marty Miller, John Shaw, Doc Kenneally, Wes Clarke and Secre- tary Leo Conway have completed arrangements for the banquet to be held on Saturday, March End at the Old Seven Grill, when n- bout 80 to S5 bowiers, guests and friends will ring down the curtain on this leagues first and very suc- cessful season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
SCHWARTZ, SCHILLER
 AID FULTON WIN

Earl Schwartz and Lefty" Art Schuler led the scoring parade as the Fulton A. c easily defeated the Beavers, .3S-1G. fin q Commun- ity League tilt last night. The Fultons who are undefeated in the Community League, have won 22 games in 27 starts.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
CUBS CLIPPED IN
 PHILADELPHIA BY ARTISTIC ARROWS
Boston Team Upset By Philadelphia ICenien in
 Cafl.Anl Circuit

Defeat of the Boston Cubs, lead" CTS fin the can-Am Hockey league race, by the Philadelphia Arrows, featured play on two fronts last night.
 The victory, by a to ? score at Philadelphia, pulled the Arrows up into a fourth.place tie with New Haven. After an even first period in which both taems scored twice, the Arrows gained Q lead in the second session on a goal by Saunders, and Burmeistsr added another for good measure in the closing period.
 Even Break
 In the other game, at Proyi. dence. the Reds and Quebec Beav- CTS failed to break their second- place deadlock, playing to an over- time 1-1 tie. The Beavers got tho jump in the second period on a tally by Leduc and looked like certain winners until less than two minutes remained in the last period when Lowrey shot homo the equal. izer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21

Herewith are the team standings and individual averages as released today by the secretary, Leo Con way:
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AUTO LOANS
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Lille. Mae Chisolm. 20. at City Hospital
typhoid fever.
Mary c. Anderson a. at 1903 Hoyt.
chronic mvocsrditiS.
Helen Boyo Hankins. Al. ~ CITY Hos
pItal. acute peritOntis
Ma ~ Alice BarEer. ~. at CITY Hospital
l0bar pneumonia.
John Omer Stevens. 50. at 22s N New
JERSEY hemiplcgis
James Henry Nelson. 50. A. Methodist
Hospital. sarcoms.
George 5 Brown 80. at s.. Vincent 8
Hospital. appendicitis.
John A Carter So. at 2065 Highland
pi coronarv oCClusiOn.
James McCune. a. al City Hospital
arferio cieroSiS
Bernard Schreiner 81. AZ 1896 Gulltord.
cerebral hemorrhage
Blanche Laura Gsutier. So. At Method
ist Hospital carcinoma.
Cade Gillespie. 3D. at Fall Greek
Lula Smith. so. at Long Hospital acute
knders Hedezard. ~. CITY Hospital in
Barbara Ellen Little s months. at CITY
Hospital CASTRO enteritls-
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stone pulmonary tuberculosis.
Innnie SDratling 30. Community Hos
pifal acute mvOcarditis-
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LEGAL NOTICES
sHERIFFs SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
karsbell. Lipman Attorneys for Plaintiff
BY virtue of certified copy OF an exc
cution TO me directed from the Clerk OF
the Municipal Court of Marion COUNTY
Indiana. in cause No. $3.50 wherein Robert
Stolkin. doing business as Used Car
Finance Company Plaintiff and Anthony
NJ Lsrosa. Thomas Nugent Defendants
recurring me TO make the sum Of Four
Hundred Seventy Five Dollars. and
Cents is47500i. as provided for in said
execution with interest and costs will
expose at public sale 70 the highest bid
SATURDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ ana
Of the Court House Of Marion County,
Indiana. the rents and profits for term
rot exceeding seven wears OF the follow
ing real estate in Marion County indiana:
Lots 28S 2s3 30s 309 and $40 in
John 5. Spann and ConDany's Addison
Terrace Addition TO the CITY OF In
dianapolis Wavne Township Marion
County. Indiana
II such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum 70 satisfy said pxecu-
ton with interest ana costs I will al thu
same time and place expose to public sale
the fee simple Of said real estate or 30
much thereof as NAV be sufficient 20 dis
charge said execution Said sale will Re
made without relief from valuation or ap-
praisement laws.
OTTO RAY
Sheriff Of Marion County.
August IS 1885.
Aug. i7-2i-3i. 1855.
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HELP W A MED
3 Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-Men for retail bakery route.
Apply Saturday evening. 26l9 Shelby-st.
SALESMEN-Full time or part time No
experience necessary Opportunity to
earn real money. 329 Peoples Bank Bids.
RELIABLE colored couple, no children;
care yard. furnace. for rent, lights.
water. 1907 N. Illinois-st.
WANTED-Young man 81 to IS years old
to collect on regular city routes. car and
letter OF reference required Mr. DO
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Births


Girls
Donald and Marils Resm. Methodist
HoVnifal
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Hosnifai
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Hovnital-
john and Ruth Drake Methods Hos
pitsi
John and Henrietta Cavsnsss. Methodist
Hospital.
Ralph and Viola Lambert Methodist
HOs1itai
Harvey and Blsnch Lowry 2is South
Emerson.
Ralph and Ernestine Thompson. ~ South
Rural
Del and Grace Dorm. 1918 South Emer-
son
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FIRE REPORTS
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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

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Interior decorator. ana Elsa Fischer. Is
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truck driver. and VIVA Shipp. S.. OF 1890
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ssiesman. and Louise Schmidt. -. OF IL 1
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INSTR UCTI0 MS

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Building Permits

2 Thompson. zoos W New York-st.
$50 rero0f.
Arthur b Carr. 1922 n Tuxedo-st. $3.50.
tvo-car garage and coal shed.
Mrs IDA NJ. Myers. 25la Union-st. s4s
reroof
Charles J. Lehr s2l -. 'cS1Tson-sv.
$3.50. ons-story dwelling and two-car
garage. o
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two-StOrv dwelling
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81 Unfurnished Apartments
APARTMENT RENAL BUREAU
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GENERAL APT. INC.
% Unfinished Houses

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ANNOUNCE M EMTS
l Death Notices


BAKER. DAN-Husband of Beulah, father
of Orville. Fred. Dan Jr., RoXe, MIS-.
Stanf1eld and Mrs. Kaiser. passed away
FRIDAY noon. Short services at Orvllle
residence. $500 S. Harding-St, SUNDAY;
10 a. m. Friends invited. Services ana
Burial at Hendricksville, Ind. p. m.
FARLEY SERVICE.
CAIIIVAN. MARIE-Beloved wife of Tim
Atom died Friday. Aug. is. at residence.
2126 Napoleon-st. Funeral Tuesday. Aug.
% at $50 a. m. at the residence, serv-
ices al ST. GATHERINGS Church a. m.
Deceased was member of Altar Society
and Golden Rule No IS Ladies Auxil-
iary- B. r. 7. Friends invited. BLACK
WE'LL SERVICE
MADINGER. MINNIE A.-Widow of Henry
W. Madinger and mother of Mrs. Ida
Holl,ngsworth OF New Augusta. Mrs. Lii
lie Seeole Of Ridgeway. o.. and Mrs.
Myrtle Stanley and Edward p. Madinger
OF indianapolis. departed this life Fri
day. age IS. Funeral services Monday
Aug 10. at the residence 1850 Adams
s.. p. m Burial Crown Hill Friends
invited. Services under direction Of
MOORE & KIRK
MeCUNE. JAMES Brother Of Mrs. Ida
sySe, Mrs, Minnie GRAY. Mrs. Ada
away thursday. Aug. IS. az eos a. m
age - years Funeral az the ROYSTER
\ ASkIN MORTUARY. 1902 N Meridian
81 Monday. Aug 10 , D. m Friends
invited Burial cOncordia cemetery
PYLE. WILLIAM d. JR.-Age p beloved
husband OF Catherine son OF Mr. and
Mrs William ID. Pyle Sr. brother Of
George c. PYLE and Mrs Charles w
Cook IT. passed awav Friday morning.
SER ices az the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Monday. 40 a. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
RFCKER, GUSTAV A-Husband OF Viola
: Rocker and father Of Max R. Rocker
and Mrs G. z Miller OF HOLLYWOOD
Cal passed swsv FRIDAY 2. m. Services
p the FIANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
IVNRY M0n0av ? = m Friends in
vited Cremation. Friends NAV call AZ
he 'nortuarv SUNDAY afternoon and
evening
NFLOEA. DOMINFCO-Fsther Of sam and
Pe'' Velons end Mrs Antonia FoSso Of
this CITY. Fred VrlOns. Chicago. and Mrs
n0mineca Comic ~ Calihrs. Italv died
Thursday a. his horne 1923 z MarR,f-
50 Funeral Monoav. 40. a tie home. 2
~ HOLY Cross Church Burial 81
Iosenh's Cemetery Friends invited.
KIRBY sTRICE
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10 Statesmen e. Agents

SALESMEN-Agents. sell electric bulbs.
INDIANA LAMP SALES CO.. 800 N
ulinoiS-St.
WANTED-One or two men in each county
to work part all time selling monu-
ments; must have car and furnish good
references
Brock Monument Mfg Co. vincennes Ind
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5 Personals

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