davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

rex egymasnak a szemgolyoit
is, ha ARA a lehet6seg meg
lenne.
Talalkoztam itt-ott komisz,
rongy emberekkel, inert azert
a szivet senki XII mem csereli
azzal, hogy a rendes tarsadal-
mat oft hagyja, de eek a KEEL
lemetlen emberek el vannak
felejtve. Es csak olyankor jon
mex ell hozzam a multbol, mi
kor valami nagy hitvanysag-
gal talalom magam szemben,
mikor valaki nagyon belle akar
harapni a - labamba.
Mert - AIT mar sokszor
megirtam = emberi gonoszsag
nekem csak a labamba tud
harapni.
Miota a kentucky hegyek-
bol elj0ttem es hontalanul ja-
rom a vilagot, azota en- olyan
sebeket hurcolok magamban,
ami jobban soha mem fajhat.
Mikor egyszer Himlervillen az
egyik "jahu" orvos piszkos,
rozsdas kessel vagott fel egy
kelest el6ttem, en- szornyiil-
kodve figyelmeztettem ra, hogy
a kes piszkos. Ere az en- orvos
baratom nevetve vilagositott
fel, hogy a keles maga egy
fertozes, ait mar mem lehet
jobban elrontani a rozsdanak.
Icy elek nyolc ev ota, belem
tehat az emberi komiszsag
mar hiaba rugdal, engem a
szomoru amerikai magyar elet
szegeny, fekete szivu kis kopoi
bantani semmikeppen mem
tudnak. Mert en- fajdalommal
mar elegge meg vagyok fer
tozve.
De ha egy-egy ember ko-
miszsaga egy pillanatra megis
megd0bbent, ha ugy erzem,
hogy megis jobb lenne tan
megint a hobok kozt, olyankor
iutnak aztan eszembe azok a
hitvany cimborak, akik a 60
nosz szivtiket kicserelni akkor
sem tudtak, mikor mindenrol
lemondtak.
A multi napokban egy olyan
embert probalt megmarni
messzirol, ak valamikor szi-
vesen latott vendeg volt az
asztalom mellett, aki akkor
a megtiszteltetest meglehetos
nagyra becsjilte.
Es inert azota sem annak az
embernek, sem masnak egye'
bet mem igen vetettem, mint
hogy az asztalt mar mem tu
dom megteriteni a szamukra
onkentelenul egy nagyon $40
moru historiara, egy mayor
hitvany emberre gondoltam
aki egyszer nagy banatot
nagy szegyent, verekedest no
zott a dzsungelre.
E's ahogy akkor sajnaltan
ait a rongy embert, inert
szive fekete, a lelke nagyo1
szegeny volt, ugy megsajnal
tam a napokban AIT a gentle
mant, akinek ideje meg kedv'
van ra, hogy a masok labikra
laba harapJOn.
T0bbszor irtam mar a Chat
fin csaladrol.
Arrol a draga Greg hazas
parrol, akiknel valamikor men
annyira a napszamert, min
inkabb szanalomb6l es a j
szoert Two-Bits Mike-al egyiit
egy par hetig cottont pickol
tunk.
Megirtam AIT is, annak ak
mem tudna, hogy augustus
ban Dixi-orszag napja alat
milyen gyotrelem a cotton
pickolni, hogy az arpa tore
szurasa valosagos barsony 81
mogatas a gyapot-gaz eget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

EAfzAA &#A@s5 Aa%s# 4 tL-sAs
- No, aligha oft is kutya
lehet a kertben.
Meg jo, ha az oregecske ferj
fulebe mem jutnak el az efajta
siiru beszedek, inert abbol
hadd-el-hadd nagysagu baj
lenne.
Ellenben kepviselo-jeloltnek
ANIMAL jobb, minel tobbet be-
szelnek felole. Mondhatnak jot
vagy rosszat: mindegy az, csak
gyakran emlegessek.
Az Greg Wanamaker, aki
Amerika legnagyobb kereske-
dole volt, egyszer olyan hely-
zetbe kerilt, hogy a tobbi ke-
reskedo megkerdezte tole:
- Miert hirdet allandoan?
Miert hirdet mindennap?
AIT felelte ra a nagytapasz-
talatu, ven kalmar::
- Ha mem hirdetnek, AIT
hinnek felolem az emberek,
hogy mar meghaltam es koze-
lebe Sc ;onnenek a boltomnak,
hogy vasaroljanak valamit.
Hat vajjon a Verhovaynak
haszna,-e az, hogy az Ur 1886
ik esztendeieben olyan sokat
emlegetik? Mert installom,
mem lehet AIT elkerulni, hogy
manapsag ne emlegessek surun
az Greg Verhovay Egyletet. Ki
hallott mar olyat magyar Anne
rikaban, hogy valamelyik ma
gyar intezmenyunk kezet fog
jon egy napilappal es ait
mondja:
Kuldjiink haza ebben az
eSztendoben Is amerikai ma
gyart az ohazaba. Fiatalt is
meg oreget is, de ne feledkez-
ziink el a banyaszokrol Sc
Azok is legyenek a vendegek
SOraban.
Akkora $40 ez, amihez fog.
hat6t mem mondott meg sohs
magyar intezmeny az vi ha.
zaban. Felfigyel ere meg 9
ven tarajos is, mint jomagan
es eltiin6dik felette::
Vajion veletlenil mem le
hetnek-e er is a szerencsesel
k0z0tt, akik ingyen latogatjal
meg a sziil6hazat ebben az esq
tend0btn?
Nagyszamu j6akar6im sorai
ban akadnak olyanok, akik az
mondjak ere:
XII kellene llasznalni ezt a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

ebbol egyet Kakas Martonnak,
azzal a kikotessel, hogy sohase
jon tobbe vissza Amerikaba.
Ezzel lenne igazan sikeresse a
nagy verseny.
Eszembe jutott errol az Greg
Madarasz Jozsef kepviselo, aki
negyven even at tilt egy va
lasztoi kertilet nyakan es va
lasztasok elott mindig ait mon
dogatta a tisztelt polgartarsak-
max, akik evek soran alaposan
rauntak:
Tolem ne kerjenek kendtek
semmit, inert en- mem adok
meg egy arva zaszlot sem. En-
negyvennyolcban veremet on
tottam a magyar hazaert. A
kendtek kotelessege az, hogy
engem a magyar becsulet ked-
veert valasszanak meg.
Hat sep volt az a becsulet,
de negyven esztendon at egy
kicsit sok volt. Elmentek egy-
seer a derek polgarok a valasz-
tas elott Madarasz apohoz es
megkertek:
- Legalabb egy horde bo-
rocskat eresszen meg a KEEP
viselo ur.
Felfortyant az Greg harago-
san es merges hangon rivalta:
- Most egy horde borocskat,
holnap felliter palinkat, hol-
uaput5n mar 5zivaIt, a2ut6n
meg napidijae Is fuvarkoltse-
Get. Mem adok semmL@
| - Mem elunk mi Orokke,
atyamfiai! Elton egyszer ertem
is a nagy kaszas, levag, fell
tesznek Scent Mihaly lovara,
kivisznek a temetobe
Mem folytathatta tovabb,
inert kozbebugott az egyik ne
kibusult, igen szomjas polgar:
- Mines neEd71k ilye71 sse-
rencsenk!
No, az Ell igen tisztelt anne
rikai joakaroimnak sincs olyan
szerencsejuk, hogy engem tavol
tarthassanak barmi urugy
alatt is az vi hazatol. Begyo-
keresedtem en- mar ennek ta-
lajaba. Mem engednek engem
innen t0bbe az unokaim, meg
azok a barataim, akik elottem
menteK ell es immar bekesen
nyugosznak az amerikai han
tok alatt.
Ellenben oft forgott allan
doan a fejemben, hogy reszt
kellene venni a nagy Verhovay
tagszerzesi versenyen, meg KEEL
lene nyerni vagy az egyik je-
gyet vagy a masikat.
Hat lassuk csak, kiket is
nyerhenek en- meg ARA, hogy
az en- kedvemert alljanak be
a Verhovay Segely Egylet tag.
jainak soraba?
| Elsonek oft van mindjart 9
felesegem nenjenek a legked
vesebb sogora. Csak egyet kel
szoliak neki, mar is beall Ver
hovaynak az en- kedvemert. Ell
megy az meg torok janicsar
max is, ha velem tehet azzal il
szivesseget.
Masodiknak oft lenne
mansfield Sedlak Ferenc ko
mann legkedvesebb komaja, ak
utan meg orokseget is varhat
ha akad olyan derek embel
aki a komat agyonvagja. Mer
masent mem hal az meg, sc j
szora, sc rossz szora. Hat e
is megtesz ertem mindent, ami
re csak kerem. Tisztesseg n
essex benne, de a multkor me
, az orromat is megt0riiltt
Olyan derek ember az.
Harmadiknak a denveri Sze
bo Janos becsiiletes munka
baraton Ilonka nevii kislanys
max keresztapja vallalkozne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

Mikor az elet .nagyon ram
hajszol, mikor nagyon secret
mex nekivadulni a vilagnak,
hogy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dat lit hagyjak, valahogy min
dig raminteget a messze multi
boil a dzsungel, az orszagut es
gondtalan csavargast kinal a
meleg szobaert cserebe.
Mikor a kifizetesre varo es
penzt surget6 szamlak egesz
halmaza feherlik az iroasztalo-
mon es kabult fovel talalga-
tom, hogy melyik papiros szam
lajat lehetne egy h6nappal
megint eltolni, hirtelen ossze-
folyik a szemeim elott a sok
szamadas, es helyette oft in
teget felem a cotton-blossom
vegtelen feher mezeje. Es csa-
bitoan sugja ,hogy gyere bo-
lond, a gyapotvirag akkor is
szep, ha mines penze az ember-
mex, Dixi orszag akkor is no
tas kedveben volt, mikor rom
gyokba volt oltozve.
E's mikor harom nyomogep
zakatolasa mellett nehezen
megy, megk0vetem szepen, a
"vezercikk'', mintha gunyosan
beletiilk0lne a zsibajba a te-
hervonat hivo bugasa, amely
ait igeri, hogy meg egyszer
megnyitja az orszagutat el6t-
tenn.
Olyankor haza j0v0k S
Sloan Streeten levo magany-
ba, ahol legfellebb ha harom-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

lesz az, ha megegyszer lathatja
az ohazat, vagy ha eloszor lat
hatja. Teljek benne kedviik,
jarjanak szerencsevel, mulas-
sanak jo kedvvel.
Dicserem a Verhovay eszet,
amely ezt a nemes versenyt
ilven jol 0sszekalapalta. Ennyi
@sszel bizony, nagy er6feszites
mellett Sc szolgalhatott volna
EaEaShGsi KAKAS MARION.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

Harom a magyar igazsag.
Harmadszorra jutottam el en- is
cda, hogy voltakeppen miert
beszelnek manapsag annyit
magyar Amerikaban a Verho-
way Segely Egylet felol?
Mielott azonban raternek a
dolog velejere, regi szokasom-
hoz hiven hadd csavaroghas-
SAX egy kisse a lenyeg korul es
hadd kutassam AIT, hogy joe
az, ha beszelnek az ember felol
vagy sem? Mert nagyon fontos
kerdes am ez!
Teszem AIT: hajadoni rang
b; lev6 leanyzok fel6l mem
va nj jo, ha sokat beszelnek,
inert bizony az artatlan haja-
donok azzal bahia kerulnek.
Legyenek bar akarmilyen ar
tatlanok, tisztak, mint a le-
esett ho, AIT mondja roluk a
gyanakodo cline:
- Mem zor0g a haraszt, ha
a szel mem fujja.
Ketszer is meggondolja a le-
geny, mielott a sokat enlege-
tett hajadon hazahoz megy
lanynezobe, lanykerobe
Fatal, tuzrol pattant me-
nyecskekngk Sc hasznal, ha ne
viik kozszajon forog sok gya-
-5UVaI AK 4lyenGor
Fg2si ar arnkal@is as fGIlal-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
STRAND

Performances this evening con- clude the engagement of "The Green Pastures" and IF Man," cur- rent attractions at Warner Bro- thers' popular Strand theater.
 Tomorrow the Strand will otfer another brilliant double feature program headlined to ITO Mary With Love" It's 6 story that strikes deep and true at love and is the picturization of Richard Sherman's successful novel of modern TO- nance. Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy, together for the third time cin- ematically, are tco-starred and their performances surpass the heights they reached in Broadway Bill'' and "Penthouse."
 Ian Hunter, as Myrnas childhood sweetheart who still loves her, and Claire Trevor, as the good-time girl who almost disrupts the romance, are featured in the cast which also includes Jean Dixon, a Waterbury girl who has been highly successful both on Broadway and in Holly wood.
 The added attraction will be And Sudden Death with Randolph Scott and Frances Drake. It's an exciting Limitation of the Readers Digest magazine article which shocked the nation a few months back. 1,
 Sunday the Strand will present Robert Taylor and Barbara Stan- wyck in ''Iiis Brothers Wife" also Meet Nero Wolfe" with Edward Arnold and Lionel Stapder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16


 New York, Sept 16 - Three prominent items in the strongly reacti0nary Detroit Free Press of August'27, 1886:
 I From Governor Ali M. Lan- don's famous .'tax and waste" speech, at Buffalo in which the republican candidate denounced the income tax on net earnings of corporations as ''cOckeyed":
 If I am elected I shah recotn- mend the immediate repeal of this vicious method of taxation. The practical effect of this law is to prevent corporation from using It's earnings in the business. Earn ings no longer provide funds for making needed improvements, for replacing Out-Of- date equipment and for additions to the plant"
 9. From first page top head:
 Packard (motor company Puts S5,1O,OOO in '37 Expansion; Company VIII Be In Position to Double Output of Cars" ..y.
 3. Another prominent head:
 "G. M. c. to Build Assembly Plant; Linden, N. J. Factory to Cost $5.575,O0O; 1000 to Be Elm pIoyed." 5' ''
 ":G. M. O." is the General Mo- tors Corporation, largely duPont
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
M The Local I,heaters
POLI'S

Continuing on its march present. ing the greatest hits of the screen, Polls opens today for three day engagement a double feature pro- gram that is an outstanding one combining a musical film with an all-star cast and then one of the most dramatic films seen in a long time, as the co-feature.
 The musical film is "Sing Baby Sing" and featured are found such favorites as Alice Faye, Adelphe Menjou, Patsy Kelly, Ted Healy and last but not least the Ritz Brothers.
 Loaded down with song hits, pep py dancing numbers, comedy that IS really hilarious and with the cast mentioned above, here film that will please all who are fortunate enough to see 1t for the. next three days at Polls.
 The title of the co-feature IS "Shakedown" and featured in this dramatic thunderbolt are found Lew Ayres and Joan Perry. It is Q dra- matic exposure of the ruined reputa- tion racket.
 Tonight on the stage will witness the resumption of the popular weekly vaudeville show, 5 acts right from Broadway will be presented then there is the Poli theater or chestra under the direction of Gus Meyers and his fiddle, also Freddie Hail and his popular "Songfest."
 Tomorrow night brings another "Screeno" party with the new "Giant Screeno'. Giant Screeno' is "screeno' with other inducements added to all, tend towards making this a pastime that will be the talk of the town. Societies, fraternal or ganizations and the like have made up parties of their entire member ship and come down to the parties on Thursday night.
 Starting Saturday. another great new movie season hit, Joan CraW- ford and Robert Taylor in "The Cor geous Hussy." -g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
I RE EARRESTED FOR CHECK SPINDLE.
New Britain Youth Serves Time in JaiI; Held for
 Meriden

An alleged iirn-d fam artist held by Meriden police to answer charges in that city following his'release from New Haven county Jail on the ex- piration of a sentence tried to york his racket in waterbury but failed, local police said today. The youth is Raymond Cinahone, 25, of 27 Sex ton street, New Britain.
 .i Tn a cleyerly planned racket, Cinaflone victimized tobacco dealers throughout the state, police aliege. It was his practice to order by teie- phone large quantity of cigarettes, to be delivered to g specified ad- dress, usually a retail dealers. The man in charge of the delivery was met outside the place by Cinadone; who pro4fered a check which later proved worthless. The local cop1- pany which the youth tried to vic- tinnize became suspicious and called police, but he escaped. He was later arrested in WaIlingfcrd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16

Columbus Club 79 North Mari street. In the absence of Grant Knight Charles J. Bannon, due tt illness, Deputy Crank Knight lame! J. Kelley presided.
 Edward Conlan, chairman of the House Committee, will be in charge of the Bingo parties and announced last night that there will be en- tertainment and refreshments al every one.
 The outing of the council, sched- uied to be held this Sunday in Peo- ple's State Forest, Barkhamstead has been indefinitely postponed.
 The annual Memorial Mass foI deceased members of the council will be held on Saturday, Oct. IT 1t was announced last night by Chairman Joseph Carolan of thu mass committee. Officers of tht mass will include the three chap. lains of Sheridan Council, Michae McGivney Circle, Columbian Squires, and the spiritual director of the Study Club.
 The, Study Club is expected tt start it's winter schedule within thu next two weeks. Rev. John Dial will again lead the club.
 The Kacey Bowling League will ntartsits 1o36-37 season on Monda, evening, October 5, at Genlot's al leys. There will be a meeting of thu committee, which is headed b! Thomas Phalen later this week t, draw up the schedule and make Ill the teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
Cops Volunteer
 Blood ToAssist
 Dr.JOInnF. Begg

Four police department menA- bers volunteered today as blood donors for pr. John F. Begg, lO- cal dentist, who has been serious Iy i'll at Waterbury hospital for the past several days. Dr. Begg, a brother of Motor PatrOlman Vincent Begg, has been given two blood transfuslons but has failed to respond satlsfac ctorily and another Is needed. He is dee scribed as being "very ill."
 Volunteering as donors, and already accepted as the required type were Sergeant Charles No- ian, PatroImen Thomas Fibre and Daniel Mecca and SupernuInerary PatrOlman Paul Moynihan. One of this group will be selected as the donor.
 Supernumerary Patrolmen Joe seph Dunphy and Anthony Mole have already submitted to trans- fusions, according to police de- pertinent heads. Dr. Begg's cOndi- tion Is the result of an infected right arm, hospital authorities said. He has been undergoing treatment for several days, Be- sides the volunteers from the poe lice department, many other close friends have offered to serve as donors, 1t was reported this morn- ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
MADE PASS AT
 OP-FlNED S15
Window in Bus Shattered When Accused Resists
 Officers Efforts

A fine of $15 and costs on a breach
 of peace charge was imposed on , Michael Bartholomew, 40, of Moran
 street, by Judge John F. McGrath < in city court today. Sentence was { suspended on companion charges < of resistance, and Bartholomew was < placed on probation for one year. x Bartholomew was arrested last \ night by Patroln1aI1 Harold Green,
 who testified that the man had X crested disturbance in a Farm < street bus. Patrolman Green said {. Bartholomew had made a pass" at ( him and that a window in the bus was broken in the ensuing struggle,
 William E. Tyler, 39, of 17S Pied { mont street, driver of one of the q cars involved in the collision last night on Meriden road, was given a
 continuance to Monday on 8 charge { of violating the motor vehicle law. 9sTyler is still at St. Mary's Hospital
 as 6 result of injuries he sustained in the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
JACQUES

Success in red letters is continu-
 ing to mark the opening burlesque
 attraction at Jacques theater, and
 the widespread public approval of
 the ambitious amusement venture
 leaves no doubt that the manage
 ment has picked a big winner in
 ''The High Shoppers from Broad way" the first of the thirty travelling
 buriesQue shows to come to Water bury. Packed houses are the regular order at the popular playhouse. If the cumulative demand for seats is to be satisfied, "T'he High Steppers from Broadway could remain here for at least two weeks, but the l troupe will have to leave for Brook lyn this Saturday night, and give the stage over to the vaudeville program Ton Sunday and the next travelling
 burlesque show. "Hi-Flyers", on next Monday for another week of burlesque with the star Parisian dancer. Mime, Renee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
SEVERAL CASES
 DISPOSED OF

Several cases were disposed of at the criminal session of the court ot common pleas today. Judge Edward J. Finn presided. Charged with. violation of the rules of the road, Adam Bozzuto was fined $5, without costs. The dis position was recommended by Pros ecuting Attorney William H. Lar kin, Jr.
 Charged with assault and intoxi- cation, Norman German was sen- tenced to 30 days in jail on each count. A charge of resistance was nolled.
 The case of Benjamin Sachner, charged with violation of the motor vehicle law, was reopened, and con- tined to the 22d.
 Several other cases were co1tin- ued till the 22d.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
STATE

Stage Struck" a brilliant new musical comedy romance, heads an- other mighty Fall Greater Movie Season" program opening today at Warner Brothers State theater It's cast boasts a bevy of stars including Dick Powell, Joan Blon- dell, Warren William, Frank Mo- Hugh, Jeanne Madden, the Yacht Club Boys, scores of supporting play CTS and hundreds of extras.
 The picture depicts the whipping into shape of a Broadway musical comedy from the selection of cast and chorus, through rehearsals to the premiere performance. It IS a revelation of the lives of theatrical folk behind the wings, giving an tn- timate peep into their romances I their hatreds and jealousies, their temperamental rawlings and their arduous preparatory work before the curtain finally goes up.
 There are hundreds of beautiful chorus girls taking part in the sev- eral dance numbers, as well as a speciality number in the New York Aquarium. Special songs are sung by Dick Powell and Jeanne Mad den.
 The Yacht Club Boys also sing two songs of their own composition, besides putting on speciality acts in which they carry out their madcap capers. All of the numbers are an integral part of the plot and blend naturally into the story.
 The picture has been produced on a gigantic scale, the numbers staged by that master ofidance directors. Busby Berkeley, who also directed the dramatic part of the picture. The 1llm is comprehensive in plot, being packed with hilarious laughs, thrills, romance, pathos and dyna- mic drama. ?
 The companion feature is "A Son Comes Home" and marks the first screen appearance of Mary Roland in a dramatic role. Donald Woods, Julie Haydon and Wallace Ford head the supporting cast of twenty players. Watch the newspapers Watch for the show of the century! Anthony Adverse" is coming to the | State Saturday.! tt4i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
Goo. Landon Q Victim Of Freedom, Of 7he Press z

owned, whose earnings jumped in the first three years of Roosevelt from 1o5 thousands annually to 1g5 millions last year. The Free Press account, one of more than dozen in the same iBsue descrip- tive of continued business im- provement. added that this latest c. M. c. addition which LandOn asserted would be impossible un- der the Roosevelt corporate tax -''will be the largest of its kind in the worId.D
 In the issue of September 3rd:
 Industrial Ray0n Plans New Plant; Factory With Capacity of l0,OO0,OOO Pounds a Year to Cost $7,5OO, ,O0O.' a
 The Free Press, like all Old Guard newspapers, is also an arr dent advocate of freedom of the press," as exempIifled above.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16

Corrigan; instructor Of mechanical drawing at the school. had been ape pointed secretary of the association. He succeeds Clarence McNfyen who held the positlcr last year.
 All re-exeminatlons at the school
 ave been completed ana the re suits will be posted iil the near fii- ture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
Compensation
 Agreements

The following compensation agreements were filed today: Charles and Mary Perry, Mid dlebury, and Antonio Ferrante, Middlebury, $6.25 weekly for five weeks.
 Traffly Tardy, Waterbury, and Edward vallencourt, 1903 Thom- aston avenue, poison ivy, $lS.5O, beginning Aug. 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
HAD
 BOTHERED HIM

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 16-C CUP) The states conscience fund" was boosted $lO today, by an anonymous resident of sheboygan, wis, who wrote to Governor Gross: My Dear Governor:
 "Some time ago I was party to an unethical but not criminal act which I feel cost the state of Con- necticut at least ten dollars. To ease my puritan conscience I am inclos- ing bill (which you may use in the interests of the common veal.
 Sincerely yours,
 "A FRIEND" Executive Secretary Philip Hewes indicated the ten dollars would be tuprned over to the state treasury and used toward retiring a part of the state debt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
VILLAGE toshs nEMo1A As9ss

Grants pass ore. C5P1 0 long CT viii Aeness be able to olainaf the distinction of being the most re- mote village in the united States. Two roads are nearing coInpi slon to connect Agiiess with the sp1t- side. The only modes of tfallsp pcr- tation have been by foot, mule or boat up Rogue river
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
KNIGHTS DISCUSS
 FALL ACTIVITIES
Arrange Series of Bingo !. Parties, Annual Outing
 Postponed Indefinitely

sheridan Council, "A, Knights of Columbus, will initiate a series of Thursday evening Bingo games commencing September 24, 1t was decided last night at the regular meeting of the council, held in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-16
FALSE TEETH LOST IN HoLDUr

San Francisco, (UP)-Evan Evan ston does not believe the passive turn-the-o cheek attitude is the best one to use in hlodup. When two men took SIS he Ineekly kept his mouth closed. This aroused the curiosity of the gangsters. So they pried his mouth open and discov- cred he had 8 set of false teeth with several gold ones included. Sc they took his plates also.