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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Kradez.

Harry Fountain re 700 bloc
ku Hillen road, napaden byl v
patek a oloupen dvema cerno-
chy O 500. Okradeny je po-
jistujfc1m kolektorem. Pr "a
pasu S cernochy vedle ran Wy
razen mu byl cub.
= Obchod We 2121 Mary
Maryland Avenue prepaden
byl v sobotu. Spravce obcho-
du, klerk a kupuj1cf museli le-
hnouti ma podlahu v zadnf
mistnosti zat1m co zlodej kradl
a prchal S $31.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Predbezne oznameni zabav.

Predbezne ornament Zabav.
- Vanocn1 divadlo dftek
Skoly sv. Vaclavske Dude sc Cd
byvat v nedeli, 81. prosince We
$3.50 odpoledne We sv. Vaclav-
ske SIM ma Collington Avenue.
Vstupne 25c.
- Tel Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
uspoFada Sylvestrovskou zaba-
WI We ctvrtek, 81. prosince v
Sokolovne v Curtis Bay.
- Ceskoslovensky Demokra-
ticky Klub 25. wardy porada
tanecn1 zabavu v sobotu, 26.
prosince v Ceske Narodnf SIM,
1906 Curtis Ave. v Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Stale Sc.

Joe Eugene, mlady cernoch
sed6l v Houston, Texas, ma "a
bradlf mostu Sc trent sobe row.
nymi. Jeden vypravel COST, co
vzbudilo V Joe takove nadsenf,
re jak f1kame: "'mohl Sc smf-
chem strhat". Small Sc az Sc O.
hybal, ztratil rovnovahu a spa
dl $ mostu do vody. Soudruzi
NELL CO delati, ably jej z vody
vytahli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Demonstrate s boIestnvm,
kOncem.

' sobotu zT1zenec gasoline
We STANCE, Vernon Kone z w.
North Avenue ukazoval neko-
lika svym znamym jak zacha-
yeti s automatickym revolve-
rem, ktery nedavno koupil. Pr
vykladu vymozenostf revolve-
ru, kdyz znam1 naslouchali,
padla rama. Kone kulf zranen
byl do celia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Daroval 10 milionI potrebnym

Baron Nuffield, byvaly bicy-
klovy zavodn1k, jenz stall Sc
hlavou nejvetsl korporace ma
stavbu automobile V Anglii a
jenz dosahl povesti nejstedrej-
siho pr1znivce chudych, daro-
val nyn1 v jejich prospect $40
100000. Ma verejne dobrocin-
ne 1cely daroval do teto dolby
35 milionG dolar1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Tunnel Pennsylvania drahy
zablokovan.

Pc dobu tTf hodin zadrzena
byla jak osobnf tax nakladnf
doprava ma Pennsylvania dra
re, kdyz v tunelu jizne cd
Charles ulice stanice tri vago-
ny vyjely z kolejf kolem pill
pate hodiny v nedeli rano. Nj
kdo nebyl zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
CHM hloupsjsi, tim milejsi.

Skladatel: "Say, prave jsem
zvedel, re jste uveTejnil moi
MELODY in D-flat Minor
nohama vzhGru."
Nakladatel: "Ano, spletl
jsem to. Ale nedelejte 81 z to-
no mic. Jazz orkestry hrajf to
takto a Tide sc zblazniti mohou
mad krasou pFevracene melo-
die"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
ZranSn padem.

Bernard Ragge, 70 rokd sta
~, zranen byl ma lebce, kdyz
pfi chGzi pred svym domem v
600 blocku Lyndhurst ulice,
padl.
= Padem sc schod1 We SVEN
pflbytku We 100 blocku S. Cas-
tie ulice, Frank Rachuba, 67le-
ty, rOzraZil 81 lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
MAJOR Cfnana.

V Modesto, Kalifornie, eau
Pc, cinsky pradelnfk, napsal
psanf pffteli: "zivot je jen ja-
ko Sat z hedvabf. Kdyz Sc OBJ
nosl a roztrepf, mel by byti "a
hOZen." Ma to Sc Zastfelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25

CdnC1 CdfudS, hOO JO V mllOVanl
dravy, sire pusty syn je pravy,
tax jake ia, tax jake ia.
Nadporucfk spatTi Ilonku a
domnfva Sc re je to asi ona
damicka, ktera pTijela "a plu-
kovnikem. Ilonku urazi a ona
omdlf. PTichazej1c1 plukovnik
pozna svoji dceru. Nadporucfk
Sc omlouva, poukazuje ma po-
dobu mlynare a plukovnfka.
Zuzanka vysvetluje vecerni pr
hodu a odvadf 81 Ionku do My
ma. Plukovnlk drzf rapport z
provinilym trumpetistou Ra-
musem. Ramus sc pTizna, re
miluje Zuzanku a S prinuce-
MIN troubil vecernf serenadu
"a kamarada Tichotu. Zuzan-
ka vse tajne vyslechla a tax Sc
dozvi, kdo je nejlepsim truba-
Gem Cd Vojenske. PTedstupuje
pred plukovn1ka a prosf no a.
by Ramusovi prominul.
Tichota zat1m vyzvlda ma
krajankovi slovrdovi jak je
mlynar bohaty.
Nadporuc1k Sc vracf sc vzka-
zem plukovnfka pro Ilonku. O.
ba Sc op6t pohadajf - ale je
zjevno, re Sc mali potajf radi
a re Sc nechce ami jeden ami
druhy pTiznati. Oba zpfvaji:
Srd6cko zle, posetile je
srdce TIVE,
proc neprizna, re lasku
ukryva,
chce zapT1t snad, chce
stale That,
co pravdou je, zapfra stale,
re pTec miluje.
Skoda je casu Sc hnevat,
kdyz srdce touzf milovat,
az prestane srdecko zle
We zlobe sve,
pax pOvlm yam, koho We
SVEN srdci nam!
Nesm1reni Sc rozchazeji!
= Vanocn1 nad1lka d1tek
Ces. Svob. skoly Augustfn Her
man S programem dftek Dude
Sc odbyvati v nedeli, dine 27.
prosince o 3 .hod. odpol. We
skolnf SIM rob Glover ulice a
Ashland avenue. D1tky budou
podarovany cukrovinkami, po-
meranci a zmrzlinou. Pro ma
minky Dude pTipraveno katie
ko Sc zakusky. Bude take u
cinkovati hudba Sok. Dorostu.
Vstup volny! Kazdy je srdec-
ne ivan a uv1tan.
Skolnf divadlo Sc pTipravuje
ma nedeli, dine FL. dnora 1887.
Studuje Sc bachorka "Popel-
ka" v move uprave.
Antonfn CihlaT, ucitel.
Pofad divadelnich predsta-
ven1 Sokolovne:
1. ledna 1897 = Sokol;
81. ledna 1887 = Sokol;
FL. 1nora 1887 = Skolni
divadlo;
%. 1nora 1887 = Sokol;
%. bTezna 1887 = Sokol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Policista stfeliI cernocha.

SCreA1I
Policejn1 straznik, Morgan
Langley zaslechnuv vykriky
"Vrazda" kdyz Sci pc Preston
ulici u Druid Hill avenue, vessel
do hospody, z nfz vykriky Sc
ozvaly. V hospode nalezl Ger
Mocha, 27leteho Hastona Har-
ris zapasfcfho S neztotoznenou
cernosskou dfvkou.
Langley uciniv konec zapa-
SUI, vedl Harrise z hospody. Ma
ulici cernoch chtel uteci. Kopl
do straznlka a uderil jej. Lang
ley tasil revolver a cernocha
stTelil do nohy. z nemocnice
wat byl ma policejnf stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25

- John Fritss, So roxy sta
~, potlucen byl slime ma lebce
kdyz AUTOMOBILE, v nemz jel sra
I'll Sc S jinym ma Pratt ulici v
bllzkosti Gay ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Phi Gistenf revolveru zastreIen.

V New Yorku II rokG starry
Joseph Danna cistil nabity re-
volver. Kohoutek spustil a ku-
lie zaryla sc mu do leve cast
prsou. Ia kratko skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Ku laskavemu povsimnuti!

Novorocnf efslo Telegraph"
vydano Dude We stredu, 80. pro-
since. Zpravy laskave zasla-
ny budtez do 1tery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Pfebytek "a listopad.

z Annapolis dosla zprava,
re Maryland stat v listopadu
mel prebytek $3,46O,125.37.
Ma neskolektovanych danfch
80. listopadu stat mel $685.
167.46.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
M1stn1 Zpravy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

JIl0IIONdu GSlu0IICI1lu OuISC-
on V nemocnici Bon Secours
pocn1aje prvn1m cervencem
1887. DR.. Marek z1skal prak-
81 prvni rok pc graduaci jake
rotating intern V nemocnici ST.
Agnes. Nynf byl pTidelen ja-
ko assistent, Residencnf Sur
geon nemocnice Bon Secours.
DR.. Karel B. Marek jest ma
dany l6kaT a proto mu pTejem
mnoho zdaru V dalS1 jeho pra-
CT.
- DeInicky Vzdslavaci Spo-
lex "POKROK" porada velko-
lepy "SYLVESTR" We ctvrtek,
dne 81. prosince 1886 v Del
nickem Dome, rob Madison a
Rose ulic. Posta! Darby! Roz-
louceni Sc starym a uvitani No
veho roku. Vstupne 4Oc. Ia
catek v s hodin vecer. Vytecna
hudba. Darby Sc odevzdaji u
vchodu. Kdo Sc chce do sytosti
pobavit v kruhu svych pFatel,
pTijd ma Sylvestra do DGlnic-
keno Domu!
- Ma Narodnim hTbitove
pohTbeni byli:
V sobotu, p. Samuel Jos1fek,
vdOvec, {. 927 N. Chester ulice,
jenz DO bOlestne nemOci skO-
nal We veku so rokG 16. prosin-
&c. Zesnuly narozen byl Bal
timOre IS. ledna 1886. Pohfeb-
nj obrady "a Eetne 1casti pra-
tel a ~pT1buznych vykonal Rev.
Frank Novak.
PohTeb vypravila firma Will
liam Cook.
V pondelf pohrbena byla pf.
Marie Fetzman, manzelka Kar-
la Fetzmana, {. 701 N. Duncan
ulice, jez skonala We veku II
rokG 10. prosince. Zesnula ma
rozena byla V Mirosove, kraji
Plzenskem. PohTebnf obTady
vykonal Rev. Frank Novak u
pTitomnosti pTatel a pTfbuz-
nych.
PohTeb vypravila firma Au-
gust Pasek (president Joseph
j. Machovec).
- Opereta V Sokolovn6 ma
Novy Rok 1887. "Dva vojaci
cd muziky" je vyborna zpevo-
hra napsana bratry Branaldy.
Je to humorna IRA protkana
krasnymi zp6vy S velmi zajima
wynn d6jem.
Ones pTinasfme pokracovan1
teto operety.
Pc krasnem dostaven1cku o.
bou nasfch hrdin1 cd Vojenske
muziky, Ramuse a Tichoty, sc
stane ale mailer! Plukovnfk
Arpad z Keclem6ty, ktery 81
prave liboval v koupeli svych
"kOncentin" je dostaven1ckem
vyruSen. Rozezlen vybehne
ma scenu a jake "Korpus de-
likty" zabav1 trumpetu, kterou
nalezl V rukou zamilovane sta
re panny Amalky.
Ma sc6nu pTichazf plukovnf-
Xiv pObocn1k nadporucik Kra-
snj. Plukovn1k mu oznamuje,
re ceka ma navstevu svoji dee
ru Ilonku, milou temperament
nj d1vku, ktera V sob6 nezapTe
madarskou krev. Upozornuje
no, kdyby "a MIN pTijela jeste
jina zenska, ably il sikovne Cd
p%ar1roval!
Krasny odchaZ1 do vojenske-
no tabora a vrac1 Sc pc chvili
a vidf mlynaTe Tobiase a jeho
dceru Zuzanku V objetf. Pone-
vadz nezna ami mlynafe ami
Zuzanu a Ilonku, domnlva Sc
pan plukovn1k "bflem pfjama"
vita svoji dceru Ilonku a tim
konc1 prvn1 jednani.
Pr vytazenf opony v druhem
jednanf je druhy den rano. L
lonka pTijela a zp1va:
Madarie costa dlouha,
byla to vsak hracka pouha
pro me srdce miluj1c1
letet sv6tem, zeleznicf,
cely rok bych trebas jela,
jenom abych pohledela
do tatfnka milych tvaTf,
ma nfz 1smev pro me zarf.
Refrain:
Kdo ma V tele hodne papri-
ky tax jake ia = tax jake ia,
kdo je v lasce divoch veliky,
jake papa, jake papa!
Kdo rad ida kulas, kdo rad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01

Naugatuck, May IA quarrel and scufflc between Benny Kryzoski and John Ouelette last night at 10 o'clock cost them total of $50.52 in borough court this morning and will undoubtedly cost more when the expense of a plate glass window broken in the fight, and damaged goods and doctors bill bills are paid.
 The pair got into a dispute on South Main street near the First National store. They crashed through the plate glass window in their scuTle and besides breaking the glass did S worth of damage to gods there.
 Oulette received badly cut arm and Kryzkoskl's face was cut. pr. Charles s. Kennedy treated both. Kryzkoski was fined $5 on an intoX- 1cation charge and $5 and costs of $14.26 on a breach of peace count, making total of $2426. Oulette was also fined S on an intoxica- ton count and s and costs of $l6.16 on q breach of peace charge, total of $26.26. Patrolman Rich ard Otsrom arrested the men. The crash of the window glass attract cd much attention as one shift of workers was coming out of the U. s. Rubber company plant at the time.
 William Baltusis forfeited $l0 bond. He was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Carlson charged with intoxication.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01

problem of the small house is ex- pected at the forthcoming sixty eighth convention of the American Institute of Architects, which will be held at Old Point Comfort, Va, and Altis Moore and Mrs. Efrum Allen, all of Plattsburg. Private funeral services will be held tomor- row from the Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Waterbury. Dr. John N. Lewis, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, Waterbury, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery, Waterbury.
 Son Born
 Announcement has been made by MT. and Mrs. John Tatigian Of 5 Walnut terrace of the birth of a son Wednesday morning at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury. Mrs. Tatigian is the former Miss Julia Lyons of Waterbury. Mir. Tatigian is an of- ficial of the Peter Paul, Inc.
 Tea Served
 A tea will be served this after noon in the Naugatuck Day Nurs- cry home on Water street in ob- servance of Child Health day and the house will be open to the public for inspection from 2;3o to D. m.
 Funeral of Mrs. Reed
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Reed. ss, who died Wednesday will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her home, 45 Phoenix avenue. Rev. John E. Better, pastor of the Mctho- dist Episcopal church, will offici- ate. Burial will be in Millerton, N. Y.
 Cops Ball Tonight
 Spring decorations will feature the Policemens ball to be held to- night at odd Fellows' hall. About 400 are expected to attend the af- fair. Professor James Sullivan was busy decorating the hall today in green, blue and white combinations. The DeMolay orchestra of Water bury will furnish music. The con- cert is to start at 6 and ct 8:30 dancing will begin. The grand march viii take place between 10 o'clock and lO:3O. Sergeant Anthony Ma lone heads the committee in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01

denevieve P. Coen, general chair lady of the committee. It follows:
 Address of welcome-Prcs. Ber- nice Neal; vocal solo--William o. Brien; talk--MiSs Anna Flaherty; violin solo-Edward Bontempo; voc cal solo--Frederick Durkin, accom- panied by his mother; vocal solo Lucia Matarazzo; talk--Patrick H. Kelley; vocal solo-Constanc Lins- key. Toastmaster, Rev. Richard P. Morressey; pianist. Flora Bontempo.
 Cuts Indebtedness
 warden John J. Sheridan an- nounced today his administration has reduced the total borough in- debtedness by $7000 in the past fis- cal year. He pointed out 1t is unusu- al for any administration to cut thO indebtedness by even a small amount. He said corporation from departmental officials aided greatly in permitting the indebtedness to be cut.
 The democratic administration in shO fiscal year lo34-35 also cut the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
To Wed Tomorrow

The wedding of Casirnir szcaem- plenski, son of Marshall Szczemplen- ski of Church street to Miss Pauline Victor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Victor of Long Hill road, Waterbury, will take place to- morrow morning in St. Joseph's church, Waterbury, at 8 Q. m. The couple will live on Church street here after their wedding trip. Miss Victor was the guest of honor at a greenback shower held recently with several local guests attending. Those from Beacon Falls were: Benjamin Zollo, Tgnatius Chicoski, Marshall svczemplenski, John Rourke An- thony Pisani, Casimir SzczempleT- ski, Anna Bea, Irene RybinskL Mar garet Bea, Mrs. George Else and Mrs Mrs. A. Wiktorski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
, report on the sxaminatIOn shOws

Q report on the examination shows.
 Dr. A. E. Ingrahann, state chair man of the summer health round- up committee and director of the child hygiene department, supervis- ed the examinations here. Eighteen children were examined.
 All the children had dental de- fleets with IS being given prophy- laxes; three with physical defects were referred to family physicians; three youngsters had defective wis., ion; 6 defective tonSils; two defective feet; 1 skin trouble, and l6 had bad posture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
MANY RECEIVE
 DOC LICENSES
Dollar Fine to Be Imposed on All Tomorrow With-
 out Permits
BEACON FALLS
C0rresp0ndemt: Wma. .. Baxter,
 Phone Nsugstuck sB.2.

Beacon Falls, May 1.--Only about IS local dog owners had not secured licenses for their pets up to this morning Town Clerk Fred c. CurtisS reported today. Today was the final day to get the licenses before an extra dollar charge is added.
 Thus far 126 have got licenses. Last year there was Q total of 140. MT. Curtiss expects that before the day is over; there will be only three or four dogs not registered here, a very good showing on the part of local residents.
 Licenses for male dogs or spayed females cost @ each and for un- Spayed females, 1l0.25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
ANYBODY'S BUSINESS

May s, according to the New York Times. The Times points out that one of the important features of the convention will be forum on housing, which includes move- ment to develpo a "unified national small-home program" R. H. Shreve, of New York, chairman of the insti- tute's committee on housing, the Times reports, will lead the discus sion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01

 Three burgcsscs are nominated by each party and the six will comprise the new board.
 Party Tickets
 The tickets of both parties, given in order to refresh memories of vot- CTS, are: Democratic--Warden, John J. Sheridan; tax collector, James Fitzgerald: treasurer, Anthony Mari ano; member of the obard of edu- catoin, Peter Meegan; registrar of voters, Raymond St. Johnu; auditor Patrick Began; selectmen, Henry Smith and Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald; baliffs, Daniel O'Connor, Harry Withers, Robert Hughes and Joseph Schaffer; burgesses, first ward, Joe seph Dinneny, second ward, Leo Brophy; third ward, George Fel- lows.
 Republican ticket--Wardcn Vic- tor A. Anderson; treasurer, Francis J. O'Connor; tax collector, James F. Fitzgerald; member of board of education, Charles P. Rodenbach; registrar of voters, Henry zwick; auditor-Samuel I. Lyons; first gelectman, William Ploski; second selectman, Harry Reed; baliffs, John MinnIcucci, William PlikaitiS, Jr, Thomas Talbot and Leroy Bau- singer; burgesses, Joseph Nygren, first ward; Anthony Tangredi, sec ond ward; Joseph Raytkwich, third ward.
 Louis TrIano Back
 Louis T'riano of Andrew avenue has returned from ,.y Marys hos pital where he was a patient for two weeks. The many friends Of Mir. Triano are pleased to see him back.
 Completes Army Term
 Peter PaulowSki of Union City re- gently completed a years ter min the U. s. army. He is back in town now and did not re-enlist when his term ended.
 He was stationed in Panama and says he enjoyed army life consider ably. He saw no actual fighting but entertains friends with stories of @ near-revolution there. He feels the experience has been most helpful and is in excellent health. Aside from few days spent in the army hospital when his ankle was inc jured in a basketball game, he was was not sick when in the army.
 Meet in Morning
 The regular meeting of St.. George's Lithuanian society will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning instead of the afternoon (when the meetings are usually held). The rea- son for this is to make the hall available in the afternoon for poli- tical rallies.
 Open House
 The Lithuanian American Politi- cal club Wil lhave open doors on it's Spring street rooms all day Satur- day and Sunday. It iS usual for po- litical speakers to address club mem- bers.
 Harvey Moore DOeS
 Local friends of Harvey Moore of New Haven road heard with regret today of his death yesterday after noon at the Waterbury hospital. MT. Moore was a native of Platstburg, N. r., and had lived here for the past 90 years.
 He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jennie (Sanford) Moore; two daughters, Mrs. Avel olson of Woodbury and Mrs. Ralph Ruby Of Waterbury; three sisters, the Misses Mary Jane
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
BURGLAR SCARE IN
 BANK STREET STORE

A burglar alarm which sounded when he was trying Worth's store entrance on Bank street last night about il o'clock startled Patrolman Andrew McKnack and brought Patrolman William Gantoro on the run from Exchange place. The store manager was called, the door locked, and Q large crowd which had collected in the meantime in the expectation of seeing Q burglar caught went their various ways in disappointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
BUSY RIVALS


 The sister cities of Miami and Miami Beach, Fla, are humming with the activity generated by a record building movement, accord- ing to the Miami Daily News. Miami Beach already has recorded more than $2O00,000 of new construction since January l. Miamfs building permits to date total more than 42,- 700, ,000. The two combined are more than double the total for both cities for this same period a year ago. Throughout most of the winter con- struction activity has been at Q peak in southern Florida. Indications at present are that the summer will put both cities far ahead of their best boom-time months in 1925.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
HOME FINANCING

More single mortgages were in- sured by the Federal Housing Ad- minIstratiOn in northern CaIifor- mia during March than in any one month since the enactment of the National Housing Act, acc cording to the San Francisco News. As a result of the activity in that section this Spring, the News anticipates 8 record build ing year. San Franclsc0anS, the News says, invested $626,275 in 137 new homes during March as against S214,341 for 5S new homes In March 1895.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01

Violent FiOtlng, in which scores have been killed and wounded, towns pilIaged, and homes burned, has marked the most recent Out- break of strife between Arabs and Jews in Palestine. Demanding of England, which holds the Pales- tine mandate, that further Jewish immigration to the Zionist home land be banned, and that sale of land to them shall cease, the Adabs turned to force. Police and soldiers were called out to halt the conflict in several towns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
Defecta Found

Defects Found
 Twelve local children were found to have physical defect in the health roundup held here on April 8 under the auspices of the Beacon Falls Parent Teachers association,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
Meet Monday

A special meeting of the Loyal Daughters society of the United church will be held Monday night at the home of Mrs. Marie Hill of Wolfe avenue at 8 o'clock. A large attendance D expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01
Breakfast Program

The complete program of the communion breakfast to be held Sun morning after tho 8 o'clock mass, was announced today by Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-01

The Government of China is aidip and promoting hardware and cement manufactures, sugar refinerieS, iron and steel mills, electric power plants. alcohol distilleries, paper mills, Hour mills and ammonia gulphate plants.