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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Chce byti blaznem.

V Chicago pravnfk David
Patlak, ktery okradl O $780,
900 male lidi a kdyz byl posta-
ven pred soud, Sc stavel blaz-
mem a docflil, re byl poslan do
sanatoria V Menard, odkud byl
tise propulsion, pry ma parole.
Byl zatcen Znovu ma rozkaZ
vrchn1ho soudce Sullivana a
kdyz jej diva strazcove zatyka-
Ii, kricel re jest blazen a blaz-
ma pry nesmejf zatknouti.
Strazcove vSak toho nedbali,
popadli Patlaka, nalozili do
auta a odvezli k vrchnfmu bal
liovi Milotovi, ktery no pred
vede soudci. Ten vysetT1, jak
Sc mohlo staff, ably byl Patlak
propulsion "a tax kratkou do
bu, kdyz jest blazen a jestli
nenl, mel byti vracen soudu a
poslan do kaznice pro podvo-
dy. Soudce naTidil, ably byli
pfedvedeni lekari z Menard a
vGbec vsichni, kteT1 NELL ma
propusteni Patlaka podflu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
PodezreIv utulek.

Generaln1 navladnf zahajil
vysetfovan1 Brooks porodnice,
nedaleko Beulahm Benzie o.
kres, Michigan, ably Sc vysetri-
10, co je pravdy ma ~tvrzenf, Re
Sc tam udalo Is 1mrti nemluv-
nat, aniz by statn1 1rady byly
dostatecne zpraveny.
Vice nez 100 mladych zen,
nastavajfcfch matek, uchylilo
Sc do domu, udava Toy, jichz
vetsina pfijela z Chicago nebo
re vzdalenych mist. Mezi te-
mito nedavnymi residentkami
zahadne porodnice byla take
Evelyn Frechette, milenka ban
dity Johna Dillingera. jejiz d.
te take bylo mezi temi, ktere v
1stavu zemTely.
Myslf Sc, re jich tam bylo
pochovano aspon rs a dodal,
re Brooks, MATTEL 1stavu, O.
depTel dovoliti odboru vefejne
bezpecnosti ably vysetril jeho
"soukrome p~ohTebiste' a vyse-
tfovan1 1stavM
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Boone Qowa) noviny psaly
popletenou s~oustrast: "Mnoz1
pratele pant = budou
zarmouceni slyseti, re Sc zota-
vuje re sve nemoci."
- Nowata (Oklahoma) no.
why psaly jak dobrocinnost
zaplesa. Psaly: - "bylo O.
znameno, re daruje ma dobro-
chime 1cely asi $O0O.O0O."
= Pittsburgske noviny psa-
ly O jakychsi jenom jim Una
mych zazracnych hlavkach
"V New Yorku statu samot-
mem vladnf pomona admin
strace koupila dvanact eel
nych hlavek, ably naplnily diva
nact zeleznicn1ch vlakG O sto
vagonech kazdy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Mrtvola uneseneho nalezena.

Telo Williama Weisse, jehoz
1nos a zabit1 Sc pricfta pov6st-
nemu Troj-statn1mu gangu, by
10 vytazeno prs1tavn1mi polici-
sty z r1cky Neshaminy, media
leko Filadelfie, Pa.
Objev ukoncil tT1mes1cn1 hle-
DAM Weisse, ktery byl unesen
trent muzi v Tijnu, kdyz prijel
k svemu obydlf v ,predm6st1.
Jeho mrtvola byla nalezena ma
dine f1cky pod mostem, zabale-
ma do prosteradla, a zat1zena
zelezem. Urady zjistily, re prf-
buzn1 Weisse zaplatili $4,000
z pozadovaneho vykupu $100-
900 v marne nadeji, re jej O.
svobodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Banda " moci uradI.

V ST. Paul, Mimi, velkopo-
rota obvinila 22 osob V spojen1
S dnosem Edwarda c.. Breme-
ra, mistnfho bank6re, "a n6hoz
bylo vyplaceno 100000 vyku-
pu. N6kolik z obvinenych slo-
zilo pTiznanf.
Obzaloba jmenuje co muze
kteTf 1nos samotny provedli :
Alvina Karpise, nepf1tele We
Tejnosti {. 1, a jeho spolecnlka
stTelce, Harry Campbella tito
oba jsou dosud hledani. We
die Mich, hlavnimi obvinenymi
isou Arthur Barker, Elmer Pal
mer, Voine Davis, Byron Hol-
ton, a celia fada jinych. Tito
isou obvineni 2 1casti V dnosu,
kdezto deset jinych je stlhano
pro spiknuti, j1mz dnoscum po-
mahali.
DR.. Joseph P. Moran, o nemz
Sc pravf, re provadel operace
ma zmenu tvaT1 pro cleny Bar.
ker-Karpisovy handy, je mezi
obvinenymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Celia rodina jej pouziva.

Pan Adelard Levesque 2 Fall
River, Mass, p1se: "Po' ctyri
roxy trpel jsem zacpou a zalu-
decn1mi poruchami; marne
zkousel jsem vsechny druhy lie
civych prostredkd. Jednoho
dine jsem cetl O Ora. Petra Ho-
boko a lined jsem 81 je opatril.
Pc vyuzit1 ctyT lahv1 nasel
jsem 1levu cd svych nemoc1.
Cd te dolby pouzfvame Ora.
Petra Hoboko v nas1 rodine ;
d1tky jej rady berou a vsechny
jsou nynf slime a zdrave." Jsa
spolehlivou pomocf pTi techto
lehc1ch nepoTadcfch zazivnosti
a vymesovanf, ktere sc vysky-
tujf V kazdodennim zivote,
tento neprekonatelny bylinny
lex stall Sc nejobl1benejs1m ro-
dinnym lecivym prostredkem,
o nemz vine; mel by byti v
kazdem domove K okamzite-
mu pouziti. Pro dals1 informa-
ce piste DR.. Peter Fahrney,
.25O1 Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
OpravnGny stesk kardinaIIv.

James, kardinal McCrory
katolicky primal Irska, kdyz
zastavil Sc ma sve ceste do San
Francisco V San Pedro, Kali
fornie, zab6doval pfi pohledu
ma vladni bitevn1 lodi kotvici v
tamn1m ~pT1stavu. Slova jeho
pride cas-, kdy "a barbar-
stvf a lidojedstv1 uznavano bu-
de ob6tovan1 penez ma vrazde-
nj lidstva. Bohuzel, odzbro-
jenf V pT1tomne dobe, neni Y
praktickem bodu. Jest neko-
Xix narodn1ch vGdcG oslavuj1-
c1ch valky."
Kardinal vrac1 Sc re sjezdu
V Melbourne V Australia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
. nejponizensjsiho srdce mi
re zavzniti nejkrasnejsi
hudba.

"Tento hostel dan byl Bohu
Euphrasi1, vdovou", jest stare
byly napis ma svetem obdivo-
vane nestle sv. Zofie We stare
bylem CaTihradu. Kdo byla
Euphrasie?
Euphrasie byla tax dalece
neznamou osobou, jez, kdyz
staven byl chram sv. zofie, ma
pajela vodou dobytek tahnou-
CT kamenne desky ma navrsf,
ma nemz chram staven byl. Pre-
krasna to udalost! Zr1dka kdy
napisy molly vyjadTiti tolik
Vykonati svoji 1lohu pred O.
blicejem clov6ka, jest byti sle-
chetnym darcem u Boha!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
elixir zivota."
P1se DR.. John L. Rice,
komisaf Zdravotnictv1 m6sta
New YOrku.

Nedavne vedecke objevy po-
davaj1 ~dodatecne pTesvedeuji-
CT dGkazy O spravnosti tvrze-
nj, re zvysena potTeba ml6ka
ma hlavu by prispela k upev-
nen1 zdrav1 tohoto naroda a
tax vedla k prodlouzenf nor.
maln1 delky zivota obyvatelH
teto zeme. Toto tvrzeni je
zvlaste pravdive V tech pTipa-
dech, kde krone mleka je V
diete zahrnuto i dosti ovoce a
zeleniny.
Mleko bylo uznavano "a jed
nu z nejcennejsfch potravin
lidstva jiz dlouho pred tim.
neil Zacala O otazkach vyzivy
hloubati veda. Vysledky mno-
ha vedeckych patranf vysvetli-
ly nam posledn1ch dvacfti le-
tech krok "a krokem, proc by
la mleku prikladana vzdy ta-
kova dGlezitost, a ukazaly
nam, re mleko samo O sob6 je
"takTka dokonalou potravou."
Vliv mlecne diety ma delku
lidskeho zivota byl demonstro-
van ma rdznych narodech mi
nulych stoletf. Slime dobyva-
telske kmeny byly vzdy mali
tell krav a jinych mleko pro-
dukuj1c1ch domac1ch zvlTat a
konsumovaly vice mlekaTskych
produktG a masa neil obilf a
rostlin vGbec.
Prdmerna delka zivota je
dnes asi padesat devet let, &C
koli mnoz1 Tide dozfvaji Sc
mnohem vyssfho veku. Pr1-
m6rna d6lka lidskeho zivota v
posledn1m pGlstolet1 znacne
stoupla, hlavne nasledkem "a
veden1 ruznych zdravotn1ch o.
patient.
Veda, zabyvajfci Sc zkouma-
MIN otazek vyzivy, ukazuje
nam /cestu k dalsfmu prodlou-
zen1 lidskeho zivota. Poole
Mecn1kova je vetsina tech ne
cetnych lid, kteff Sc dozfvajf
veku sta let, velkymi konsu-
menty mleka a mlecnych pro-
duktd. A je to prave tato
potravina, ktere tento vynika-
j1c1 ucenec pfic1tal jejich W.
soky vek a jejich robustnost a
zdrav1. Nebot konec konc1
dlouhy zivot nenf sam O sobe
nic1m uspokojuj1cfm, nenf-li i
pine prozfvan.
Vyuzijte i wy vsech who'd
Itohoto "elex1ru zivota"!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Zajezd B~altimoranH do
Chicago.
Pfse j. J. Toula.

Svetova Vystava vedle svych
um6leckych a historickych a
trakcf podala svym navstevnf-
kim velice mnoho ku pobaveni
Sc athletickymi zapasy.
Jak jsem jiz drive podotkl,
jezero Michigan zaleva svymi
vodami pobrez1, u nehoz rozlo-
zen byl pozemek Svetove W.
stavy, z n6hoz skytal Sc roz-
kosny pohled navst6vnfkum ma
krasu tohoto. Ia jedn6 pTfle-
zitosti stanul jsem u "Swiftova
stanku'. Swift, jak dobTe nam
vSem pov6domo, jest iednfm z
nejv6tSich producentG maso-
vych vyrobkG Americe. Byl
prav6 poTadan plavecky "a
vod. Norman Cross svymi W.
kony udrzoval divaky v ziv6m
napjetf. Pozd6ji zenske plav-
kyn6 od6n6 gumovymi obleky,
Sc presentovaly. Bylo jich diva
Get a skutecn6 obratne plavky-
ne. Potap6ly Sc, skakaly S w
Sc do hlubiny, jakoby tato je-
jich domovem byla. Plovan1 a
potap6n1 Sc skutecn6 mGze po-
vazovano byti "a povolani tax
obt1zn6 jake studium lekaTstvi
anebo pray.
Goodrich spolecnost ma Wy
rab6nf gumovych kol, mela
tam diva male Zeppeliny pro
osoby, jez pTaly 81 shl6dnouti
vystavu s vysiny. Cely den by
10 je mono vid6ti. Kazdy
"trip" obohatil spolecnost O 81
cenu to "a "%prohnani Sc" vzdu-
chem.
Pro osoby pfflis line jiti,
Greyhound busy byly pc ruce.
Stanky, V nichz prodavany
byly sandwiche a obcerstvenl,
delay znamenite obchody.
Jednoho prodavajfcfho tazal
.isem Sc, kolik vydela "a den.
"S2OO," doznal. Ma to must
10000 lahvf sladkych napOjd
prodano byti.
K n6cemu jin6mu We sv6d-
sk6 budov6 WIDEN byti mohl
RICHLY pokrok, jakeho docililo
svedsko V poslednfch rocfch.
Krasny nabytek, sklenene zbo-
Ii byly predm6ty lakajic1mi
zraky navst6vnfkG vedle il
nych vystavenych pfedmetG.
sv6dsko jest hornatou zemi
oplyvajici vodopady a zatoka-
mi, coz pom@'la ku vytvarenl
elektriny. Jest tam $4,000 Ii
nil rozvad6jicich elektfinu cd
mfsta k mfstu. Jinou pfednos-
tt jeho jsou paroplavebnl spo-
lecnosti.
Sv6dsko jist6 rozhodnuto
jest drzeti sv6 m1sto "pod slun-
Gem" jake jsou jiste i jine re
me, at male nebo velike.
(Pokracovan1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Pro $35.

V Morrison, Ill, Fred Blink,
43, vojensky vyslouzilec z Full
tonu, byl shledan when vraz-
dy sveho byvaleho spolecn1ka,
Johna Hamiltona, a odsouZen
k smrti v elektricke zidli.
Blink, vedle Hamiltona, po-
str1lel v zachvatu zufivosti ia
Ike ctyri jine osoby. Stat doka-
zoval, re k hromadnemu vraz-
denf doslo k Will $35. Obhaj-
eli tvrdili re Blink byl potres-
ten napitlm Sc otravneho like
ru. Odsouzeny ma manzelkU
a Sest detl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Povoden ma Jihu.

Povodne vyzadaly 81 II Id
skych zivotG We trech jiznfch
statech a zp6sobily obrovskou
skodu ma majetku. Fl osob u
tonulo We statu Mississippi, pet
v Tennessee a jedna osoba V
Arkansas. Skoda v severoza-
padnf casti Mississippi odhadu
je Sc ma vice nezli $3,O0O,O 900.
rs, 900 osob stradalo nasled-
KEN rozvodnenf Sc Teky Cold
water.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

porucil, ably s karou odjel, Re
je to prot pravidlu parkovati
pred divadlem. Hromatko mt
vysvetlil, re kara nen1 jeho a
MATTEL re Sc vratl "a minutu,
ostatne re divadlo je zavreno,
pon6vadz je uz k ranu.
Marsal nedbal omluvy. Ma
konec jej zatkl a vsadil do We
zenl, odkud musel pozdeji byti
wat do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Utulek misto svatby.

V Pueblo, Kolorado, 17leta
Margaret Caro- prisla k soudci
sc zadost1, ably il poskytl n6ja-
keno pr1stresf, kde by mohla
byti schovana pres 20. leden,
ma kteryzto den byla polozena
jeff svatba S nenavidenym re
nichem, dvakrate tax starym
jake ona. D1vka vysvetlovala,
re v pTitomnosti onoho zeni-
cha nema silly mu odporovat.
Soudce vyhovel.J ejf 1tulek byl
drzan v tajnosti az do %. led
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Sest obsti pozaru.

V Greenwood Lake, n. Y,
zahynulo V nedeli pfi pozaru
domu sest osob. V poctu tom
byl New Yorsky policista, Os-
car Anderson, jeho manzelka
a dive d1tky.
Ohnem znicen byl dTev6ny
domek V letn1m resortu ma Ma
pie avenue.
Mattel domku, Artemus S.
Beattio, poStovn1 assistent a
iehO manzelka uhoreli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Tri divky zabity vybuchem
kotIe.

V Monessen, Pa, Mary Va
sic, 9, Eda Massioca, 8, a Emf
ly Mastacio, 10, byly usmrceny
vybuchem kotle ma horkou vo-
du V dome Gastona Maccioca,
ktery zapomnel ma vodu a pus-
til il do kotle, kdyz tento byl
jiz rOzzhaven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
v Texasu zmrzlo $4,000 kusi
hoveziho dobvtka.

Pres $4,000 kus1 hovezlho
dobytka pomrzlo We tfech O.
kreslch: Jefferson, Chambers
a Galveston. Asi 1,40O jehnat
zmrzlo pri doprave vlakem v
dobytc1ch karach cestou z
Longview, Texas, do st. Louis.
Jehnata byla dopravovana v O.
tevfenych karach Poole fede-
ralnfch regulaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Zabava.

Jeden: Ones mel jsem prf-
jennie posezenf u zubniho le-
kare."
Druhy: "Jak, u zubnfho l6-
kare? Nevid1m, jak tam by Sc
tt tolik mohlo l1biti!"
Jeden: 20 a jak! Kdyz jsem
lam prisel, videl jsem jak jinJ
zubnl lekar ma naseho v para
de trhaje mu zub!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Ucitel: Robert, kdyz budes
vzdy pf1jemny, zdvoTily ku
-svym spoluzakdm, co 81 budou
moci mysleti O tobe?"
Robert: "Ze mne snadno ma
praskati by mohli."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Soudce: "Jak jenom mites
podvadet lidi, kterf tt d1veru-
ji?"
Souzeny: "Ale, pane sud-,
jak bych mohl podvesti lidi,
kdyby mne ned1verovali?"
La gaceta., 1935-10-17
Ell GARAGE DE GARCIA

Esta situado este bien diri-
gido negocio en- la Septima ave
nida, donde 10 abrio, en- 1891,
ell conocido joven Joe Garcia.
AL principle la organization
era modesta; pero vencieron
ell ahinco y la inteligencia, He
gando a e 10 que hoy es, uno
de los establecimientos mas CO
nocidos de la ciudad. Ali %
da un atento servicio a los mar
chantes todos, debiendose a es
to su inmejorable reputation y
credito.
Actualmente representa- en-
Ybor City las famosas llantas
Firestone, de las primeras en-
tire las primeraa.
Joe Garcia es u njoven anna
BILE y consecuents, siendo sus
cualidades muy estimadas por
sus numerosos marchantes v
amigos. A
La gaceta., 1935-10-17
LA TURNER MARBLE
GRANITE CO.

Es la compania que adquie-
re los mejores marmoles para
monumentos y otras obras, y
cuenta, al mismo tempo, con
escuitores de reconocida habi-
lidad.
Personals bien enteradas a
firman que es ell primer esta-
blecimiento de su clase en- Ia
Florida.
Todos los artesanos del TIA
Her de la Turner han sido esco-
gidos en- los principales esta-
blecimientos de SUI clase en- Ell
mundo y son personas que tie
nen verdadero placer en- resi-
dir en- la Florida.
Con ell marmol pueden ha-
cerle a listed cualquier trabajo
que desee. Venden al por ma
yor y hacen negocios con par
ticulares. Fue fundada ell ano
1909. Preside la corporation
ell Sr. II. c.. Turner, con II. w.
Hesterly de vicepresidente y
tesorero y A. r. Fox secretario
La gaceta., 1935-10-17
LA ~FERRETERIA
DE SPICOLA

Cuando era un pequeno es-
tabiecimiento, los Spicola 10
compraron al Sr. Cagnina.
Hoy puede decirse que, tan
to dentro de la poblacion natl
va como en- la colonia latina, es
una de las mas surtidas y acre
ditadas de Tampa. Su local, en-
la Septima avenida, es muy es-
pacioso y bien acondicionado.
Tiene especial cuidado este
popular establecimiento en- ad
quirir las mercancias de las
meJores marcas, en- ofrecer los
precios mas razonables y en-
servir escrupulosamente a u
marchantes.
La corporation propietaria
esta presidida por ell venera-
BILE G. c. Spicola, padre, con
Charles Spicola de vicepresi-
dente y Angelo Spicola de e
cretario.
La gaceta., 1935-10-17
CORTE DEL

Una indemnizaci6n de $500
Sc concedi6 aver, en- la Corte
del Circuito, a la Sra. Thelma
M. Barrow, de esta ciudad, a
la que atropellara una camio-
meta del condado.
Guiaba la camioneta John
T. Gum, jr., hijo de I'm ciuda-
dano que entonces era comisio
nado del condado.
Representation a la Sra. Bar
row los letrados Mckay, Mac
aFrlane, Jackson y Ramsey.
Llevaron la representation del
eondadO los letrados Sutton y
Reeves, i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11
MOVIE MAY AID
 HUNT FOR SON

Cleveland, (UP)-For one brief moment during a private showing of a movie, "West Point of the Air." F. F. Harris glimpsed the face of his son, Lieut. James F. Harris, missing since January 3, when he disappeared from Fort Smelling, Minn.
 In the movie, his son took a "bit" part in a crowd of young flyers getting instruction at the army flying school at Randolph field, San Antonio, Texas.
 Another of the characters who played minor part portrayed on the screen the experience Lieut. Harris had known in failing to qualify for air service.
 Young Harris had hoped to be- come an army pilot. When he was transferred to Fort Smelling to regular service, his father believes he Drooded about his shattered hopes.
 Two days after reporting. at Fort Smelling, Lieutenant Harris left his quarterrs and disappeared. More than 150,oO0 circulars bear ing the picture, of the 23-year old West Pointer have been distrib- uted. His father, purchasing agent for the General Electric company in- candescent lamp division, hopes someone may recognize the face of his son in the movie and fur, nish information through which he may be found.
 Harris said his son is next to the general in a group of five flyers near a platform, receiving instruc- tion in night maneuvers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11
THOMASTON csnszpsnaenE Q. E AlarSin - rsbepAsns soc
Iercentenary Group
 Meets Here Tonight
Committee to Gather in V. F. W. Rooms -COngrega. fipnaI Woman to Stage Fashion Show This Evening

4 meeting of the committee in charge of Thomaston's tercenten- sky Celebration will be held in the Veterans of Foreign Wars rooms to~ni@ht, when all committees will snaifo reports. Thomas w. Byers, general chairman, will preside. The first meeting was held on March 2f. when chairmen of the various Committees were appointed and they have been hard at work since in fheir respective fields. The board of selectmen are honorary members of the committee and are Gooperating to the fullest extent.
 Other officers, besides the gen
 0ral chairman, are as follows: V'ce cliairmen, Herbert W. Cleveland Peter Koops and Augustus Lom- bard; secretary, William H. rolf fitts assistant secretary, George Corner; treasurer, Walter Turberg. The committee heads are: Chair man of the parade committee, Ran
 daI Pathway; chairman of the sports committee, Arthur Lord; chairman of dance committee, Ed son Cleveland; chairman of speak
 ers' committee, Thomas w. Byers. The committee chairmen have ap'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11
|SiLUer Shares Were
 Featured H Market
Raise in Price of Silver By U. s. Treasury BOOmed
 That Issue-COttOn Futures Jumped Also

the New York price which will be fixed around noon. Silver futures scared more than a cent an ounce at Montreal.
 The general stock market was mixed but q majority of issues foI- lowed the mining group. The latter was active and strong with U. s. Smelling rising to 10S IA after opening at 1O7, up 3 1-2 roints. Howe Sound was at 49 IA up 1-S American Smelling opened at &C., 1-2 up 1 and continued to gain TX the early trading. Cerro De Pasco extended and continued an initial gain of 5-8 point. Gold mining is- sues followed the silvers at Il smaller pace and coppers streng- thened in active trading with blocks of 1000 to 1000 shares appearing.
 American Telephone was un- changed at 106 5-8. Several other leaders opened at the previous close, including Chrysler. Standard of New Jersey. Phillips Petroleum, Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11
TORRlNGTON OOrFcsp0ndcnt--Thomas Carr
 Phone TOrringtOn 6445
KOZLOWSKI HELD
 IN FATAL CRASH
Winsted Driver Un d e r $l,OOO Bonds on Reck=
 less Driving Charge

Stanley Kozlowski, 23, of Win efed, driver of the car which wal wrecked in Seymour Monday re. BuIting in the death of his moth. or, Mrs, Stefanie Kozlowski of thi' city and injuries to five other per sons. was arrested Tuesday imme- diately upon his release from the Griffin Hospital at Derby. The war rant. served by state policeman holds the accused on q technical charge of reckless driving.
 Kozlowski was released under bonds of $1,000 furnished by his father, Vincent. for appearance in the Seymour court May 8. An in- quest was held yesterday by Cor onor corringan.
 The funeral of Mrs. Kozlowski will be held from her home, 40 Red Mountain avenue, Friday 1norning at s and at St. Mary's church at 9. Burial will be in the family plot in the old St. Francis ccsnetery.
 Hrs. Kozlowski. native of Po- land, came to the United States 30 &Eax6 A8Os 0ilt lluu IeSluGu III Ol rington about 2S years, coming here from Winsted. She was { member of the Rosary society oi St. Marys church and the Unior society.
 Survivors include her husband Vincent; three children. Tessie Vincent and Stanley; one grand child, and two sisters, Mrs. William Yuknozicz and Mrs. Anthony Alicky, all of Torrineton. Both her sisters were injured in the ac- cident in which she was killed.
 The condition of the others in Jured was reported as satisfactory The driver himself was severely < cut about the head and face. Waterbury Speaker
 James E. Moran of Waterbury spoke on Progress Of Credit un- Ions In Connecticut at q meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11
BY ELMER c. WALZER TInifeH Brpes Financial Editor

New York, April 1l-Silver shares on the stock exchange, cot- ton futures and Chinese currencies advanced sharply today in response to the treasury action fin raising the price for newly mined silver to 71.11 cents an ounce from the previous price of 64.G4 cents.
 Bar silver in London rose to the highest level since July 2S, 1926 and indicated sharp rise in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-11
LlTCHFIELD Correspondent: Nellie s. Fair grieve-Phone 513
LOCAL STUDENTS
 ENTER CONTESTS
Several 10 Take Part in Business Competition
 in Stamford

Several students of the local high school expect to go to. Stamtord Saturday morning to enter the con test given by the Connecticut Busi- ness Educators association.
 The following students are being entered in the contests:
 Bookkeeping --- Marjorie Morse Margaret Rocbling, and Nellie Sid dell.
 Beginning Shorthand - Bernice Dickinson, !'ra nces Humphrey Carolyn Koscr.
 Beginning Typewriting - Murie Thompson, Dorothy Scott and | Edith Morse.
 Advanced Shorthand-Alice Kelly l Gladys Siddell and George Prindle Dictaphone Transcription-Ros- 1 allie Ltwin, Marion Blake and Lil' Han Fox
 In addition to those entering the contest the following senior members of the Commercial clul will go to watch the contest: Annt | kopsky, Catherine Goodhouse, Ger trude August, Catherine Toohey Elizabeth Sanford, Richard Stock bridge, Michael Grusauskas, Esther Thompson, Anne Toohey, and Elsie Whitehill. The board of finance of the towr held a meeting last night to ap- propriate money for the Tercen. tenary program to be held in Litch field in July.
 Operetta Planned. A two act operetta, "The Ghos of Lollypop Bay" is to be present ed by the high school musical or ganiZations in the school auditor ium May 3rd.
 The cast includes: Miss Juanit; Steel, school principal, Margare Grady; Mary, a leading spirit a Midge and Molly, Mary's chums Helen Monaghan and Olive Coe Dinah, colored maid Frances Hum phrey; Prof A. Flint, principal o the boys school across the lake w. Howe Dick, a leader anon, the boys, Michael Fabbri; Harr, and Tom. Dicks pals, Thoma. Monaghan and Stanley Harrison Marcus John Adams, middle aget negro, Brian Griffin.
 W. A. Buell. has returned iron Milford, after visiting some time with his son, Carleton.
 William A. Pruner has just re. turned from trip to Augusta Georgia. While there he attended the second annual Augusta golt tournament.
 Mrs John l.. Buel has left foi Washington. D. O.. to attend the national meeting of the D. A. R.
 A meeting of the local chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution was held at the home of Mrs Frederick sherman yesterday afternoon. Following a short business meeting. Very inter esting reports on the state confer ence held at Hartford were read by Mrs w. $. Plumb, M:s Donald Gaylord and Nys Norman Chapin.
 Mrs Brusie, as vice regent. pre- sided.