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La gaceta., 1936-10-01
C0RTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

BESIDE aver tiene en- su poder
ell juez Petteway una carta en-
la que I'm individuo de esta ciu-
dad lie ofrece a Al House, pre-.
vic Ell pago de $500, arreglarle
ell asunto de su fianza con eI
juez de Ia corte de 10 criminal.
En- Ia carta sc lie dice al delin-
cuente, recluido en- Raiford,
que Ell juez Petteway Sc halla
listo para hablar de negocio".
La carta lie fue entregada al
juez por el abogado de House y
fue llamado el individuo que ha-
bia hecho la proposition.
Ell proponente dijo que no ha-
bia sido su intenci6n dar a en-
tender que Sc hallaba de acuer-
DO con Petteway.
Antes de actuar en- contra del
autor de la eYistola, 81 juez lee
"a las declalaciones que en- ell
iuicio Sc p~restaron.
Petteway le sehal6 a AL
House, ell peligroso ladr6n, una
fianza de $50, 500.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
PORTUGAL HA M
DO UNIR SUS ESFUERZOS
PARA UN EMBARGO I'm
p A

Ginebra, oct. lei gobier-
no portuguese ha convenido en-
unirse al comits international
que trata de hscer cumplir el
scuerdo de no-intervenci6n en-
Espsha y a%sistir a la pr6xima
reunion que el comits celebre
en- Londres. La prOmesa fus he
cha por Ell deIesado de Portu-
gal en- Ia creeneis de que los re
beIdes va tienen dominates a
les leales.
Los deIegAdos ingleses pare
cen satisfechos con ell resuIta-
Dc de sus gestiones ccrca de
Portugal. No afecta Ia prone
81 . Las reserves hechas pOr
los portuguese con rsspeeio :
loa aRmaanamans.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

! Asistieron a la session mas de
100 diputados, todos adictos al
regimen.
Sobre ell edificio del ParIa-
mento, en- ell momento de empe-
Ear la session, Volaba un escua-
dr6n de aeroplanos leales.
Los canoneS antiaereos, como
de costumbre, estaban desen-
fundados Y listos para la acci6n.
Uno de los canones Sc coloc6 en-
la plaza de la Cibeles.
Por algunos sc crefa que los
aeroplanos fascistas iban a lam
Ear un ataque, con ell fin de en-
torpecer las deliberaciones.
Don Diego MARTINEZ Barrio
pronunci6 una elocuentisima 0
raci6n al abrir las Cortes.
Cuando la session sc termin6,
ell presidente dijo que Sc verifl-
cara otra reunion Ell dia II de
diciembre, asegurando que pa
ra entonces ls causa de la Rep0
blica estara completa.
Largo Caballero habl6 en- to-
no solemne v afirm6 que los ira
bajadores espanoles combatian
pOr su lbertad y derramaban
su sangre sabiendo que no se sa-
crificaban en- vano.
la estructura social y eco
monica del pals cambiara, dijo,
cuando Ia guerra termine y Il
repdblica pase a ser Ia Replbli-
ca de los trahajadores".
Los fascistas han iniciado IN
ataque en- GuadaTrama, que Ia
artilleria leal cOntesta.
Ell mando Teal Sc propone eyi
tar, en- primer ternino, que las
lineas de aprovisionamieuto
sean afectadas.
Baio la direction inteligenta
del general Jose Asensio Sc con
tinda verificando Ia reorgan
de las mhicias.
Los fascistas- se proponen a
vanzar hasta Navalcarnero, Pc
70 81 gobierno asegura que no
pasaran.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
HABLARA HOY EN- PITTS
BURGH Ell PRESIDENTS
ROOSEVELT

Washington, octubre 1o-Ha
blara esta noche a los trabaja-
dores en- Pittsburgh, ell presiden
he Roosevelt.
Ell p~residente ira por tren
hasta West Virginia, donde to-
mara IN autom6vil para hablar
a los montaheses en- Elkins.
Despu6s del discurso- de Pitts
burgh el jefe del estado ira ell
viernes a Jersey City.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

La Sociedad de Naciones Sc
hallaba obligada a defender a
Ethiopia hasta con las armas, Y.
10 10 hizO; la Sociedad de Nacio
ies Sc halla Obligada a defender
la Rep1blica espahola contra
a aleyosia f%ascista, y no 10 ha-
a.
Espaha no pide que peleen en-
favor, nj que le den dinero
inc que Sc levante Ell embargo
e armas" 0 que Sc impida que
os faeciosos sean protegidos
sor potencias que todavia perte-
lecen a la Liga.
Espaha pide iusticia para sus
erechos, como 10 pidiera Etc
ola. pero la Sociedad de Nacio-
les, dominada por los PASSES ia
liferentes'', quizas responda %
no respondiera a los d~iscursos
del Negus Por ahi te pudras.
Espana lrcha contra los fas-
cistas, los clerigos, los capitals
tas del tipo de March y, adenas.
contra Portugal. Italia y Ale
mania.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
EL TIEMPo

Sc pronostica para hoy Ilu-
via y qre bajara Ia tempera-
tura.
La temperature maxima a
yer fu6 de 91 grades, aeis gra
dos sobre 10 normal en- aata g.
peea del ado.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

III SOhNNA AO w
protesta en- estos monN
gorosamente en- Ginebra y con
dena la ignopinia del fascismc
y la cobardia de la democracia.
cid. .
Pero las protestas ante la So.
ciedad de Naciones, desgracia.
damente POGO valen.
Cuando Alvarez del Vayo ha.
bio la semana pasada ante la a.
samblea de la Liga, los delega.
dos lie aplaudieron. Aplaudieror
la jrsticia de la causa de la Re
p1blica, pero probablemente ns
da haran por mantenerla y ha-
cerla triunfar.
Alemania, Italia Y Portugal
siguen ayudando a los rebeldes,
a los traidores, aunque han sus-
critic la norma de nestralidad.
Francia sabe que Italia v Ale
mania ofrecen una cosa y hacen
otra; Inglaterra no ignora que
Oliveira Salazar es I'm instru-
mento de la Compania de JESUS
y que Portugal sigue abastecien
do a los insurgentes, aunque ha
prometido va colaborar con el
comite organizado EN- Londres
para hacer cumplir la neutral
dad; I~nglaterra esta bien ente-
rada de que Gil Robes es otro
Instruments de la Compania de
JESUS y que sirve de interme-
diario entire los militares y los
fascistas "civiles".
Espana reclama sus dere.
chos Y Sc la escucha con respeto
pero no Sc la da Ell apoyo que 81
situacion demanda.
No pide Espana que Sc la a.
yude con hombres del extranie,
70, porque hombres, y muy va.
lientes, tiene en- abundancia; nc
pide que Sc lie conceda ayuda me
netaria, porque dinerO tiene; nc
pide mas que estas dos cosas,
muy iustas:
Que Sc suprima ell embargo
de armas contra Ell gobierno
leal, que Sc suprima Ia nefasta
norma de no|intervenci6n que
alienta al fascismo y quebranta
los cimientos de la democracia,
o que Sc establezca una "neutra
lidad" a prueba de las canalla-
das de los fascistas portugue-
ses, italianos y alemanes.
Espana levanta su voz y pide
lue la Sociedad de Naciones lie
conteste.
va dijo Indalecio Prieto, fren
he a Ia apatfa de Inglaterra, eli
miedo de Francia y la "pruden-
ola" de Russia, que Espana era
la Ethiopia de Europa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
CHUNGAS Y NO
Espsna 1SSociedsdde Mach cio-
. ces de los reb La ind de
las n clones libertal

1865
Y con ellos Htueba la parcia
dad, la vileza de Italia, Ale ha-
MIA Y Portugal contra Ell COL Reg-
NJ legftimo, ell gobierno que
pueblo escogi6 en- las urnas.
Los jesuitas de Portugal, Hos
verdugos del Duce y los sie4vos
de Hitler, dieron a los fakcio-
sos aeroplanos, que no Anian
mt niciones, que va Sc les hubie-
ran acabado sin la ayud extran
jera; caiones, ametrallad ras,
where's y hasta ayuda mone
ria. ~
Ell gobierno de la Rep1blis
con ell apoyo del pueblo, sali6 q
combatir a los fascistas, mas
pronto descubri6 que estos Sc
hallaban apoyados por tres ma
clones reaccionarias.
A los facinerosos de la politi-
ca a los bandidos enemigos de
Espana, les mandaron de fuera,
del extranjero, los elementos de
comibate Y de resistencia que
ahora utilizan.
Y ell gobierno democratico tie
ne que batirse con la soldadesca
traidora, los fascistas, los Gle
RIGGS, los aviadores Y aeropla-
nos de Mussolini, los aviadores
Y aeroplanos de Alemania, los
moros, los legionarios, los ladro
mes Y toda la hez de Marruecos
v provincias dominadas por la
militicanalla.
lie faltaba gasolina al gene
raj Franco Y Sc la mand6 Ale
mania; lie faltaban canones Y sc
los; entreg6 Alemania; lie falta-
ban atiadores y Sc los dieron
les gObiernos de Roma y Berlin.
v -.
TODD ESQ que aver dijo en- Gil
nebra Ia delegation de Espana,
10 saben va todos los ciudadanos
que Ieen, en- las naciones civili-
zaHas.
Alemania, Italia Y Portugal,
tres potencias fascistas, Sc han
undo para ayudar a los faccio-
sos espaholes.
kS tambio Francia, Inglate-
asia, nacioAes defiOcra-
ticas, alardean de su "neutrali-
lad" frente al enemigo comnn.
De Russia han mandado ali
mentos, no los aersplanos, los
canones y las balas que Sc nece-
sitan; de Francia han manda-
do algunas armas, pocas y ma
las, a pesar de que gobierna un
socialista, Leon Blum, y Ell Fren
te Popular; de InGaterra, la
simpatia de los laboristas, Ia in
difereneia criminal del gobicr-
no de Stanley Baldwin Y la a.
probation de los gremios obre-
ros de Ia norma no-intervencio-
nista...
La democracia estaduniden-
Sc ha mandado a Espana algu-
nos donativos, extraidOs de los
bolsillos de los obrerOs, go a.
rrojado sobre Ia reputacio
Ma Repdblioa Espahola miles
calu nnias, fabricadas y espey-
idas por las agencias de NOT
As.
La cast toEalidad de los peri6-
Aicos de Francia, Inglaterra y
Rusia pare.ian 0 parecen incE-
nados hacia 81 gobiernO legiti-
NO; en- cambio, en- Ia Repdblica
- democratisa del mtndo, los
5dicos ayudan directa 0 in
\ kamente a los fascistas con
e. Ageradas y faIsas infor-
AS a quien Francia EN-
asezinar" con 50 nor
my intervention, ha padc-
SIZE scasez de aeroplanos,
Fla, de ametralladoras,
n. 80 s, m~ientras a Ia rebe-
! h,,,l Dbraran argnamentOs y
Solo BEkiicO. que &
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
PATROL LEADERS
 MEET WEDNESDAY.
Girl Scouts Plan Lincoln Party at Bunker Hill
 Church

The waterbury council of Girl Scouts has arranged . meeting of patrol leaders for wednesday after noon at 3 o'clock at Bunker Hill church, at which the leaders will be given c questionnaire. Some of the questions, for the purpose of pointing out scouting is not Q superficial pro- gram, but one which is primarily for the Girl Scout will be as follows: What do you like best in scouting? What is your idea of the best out door program? What do you think are some good goals for your troop? What do you think about conmuns fly service? List some of the things . girl scout should be able to do.
 The coming meeting will be held An the form of Q Lincoln party and dt is hoped every troop in the city will be represented, as well as troops from Naugatuck, Washington, Cheshire, Thomaston, Plymouth, Woodbury, Watertown and Bethle- hem. At the present time rehears- ais for the plays to be given under the auspices of the Junior league. are being conducted. Miss Marion Hunt ig in charge of arrangements. Beginning Thursday c training course for leaders, covering require- ments for first class badges, will be given ct Girl Scout headquarters from 2 to s o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
|COMITEC TO HEAR
 REGISTRAR RILEY
FOrdham Guest Coming Friday - Suburban
 Guests Invited

Thomas Riley, registrar at Ford. ham university and assistant to the Dean of that school, will be the guests of the Conites club of the Central Y. M. o. A. Friday evening when the club stages another edu. cational forum in the lobby of the Boys Department.
 Invitations are going out to oil the high schools, including Naugatuck, ThomaSton, Terryville, Watertown, Woodbury, and the local schools. Al. ter the talk in the lobby boys in. terested particularly in Fordham may interview Mir. Riley.
 Mir. Riley will talk on the Sub- ject: "The First Year of College. Next month the Comites club will invite 6 Yale representative for Q similar session.
 Slips are being sent to the vari- oais schools in the gurronding towns, by which students may sign for . definite appointment for an inter- view regarding Fordham university.
 Tinton Phelan, local attorney and Eordham alumnus, will be present Friday evening to head Q Fordham delegation to receive Mfr. Riley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
STATE

Whatever your plans may be, don't miss Magnificent ObseSsior", the picture that has been playing to record crowds at Warner Brothers State theater since Saturday last.
 Here truly is 6 picturei Its pages scared the souls of. Fnillionsl A world of people read and re-read with ecStary the strangely compel. ling story of Lloyd 0. ouglas' mas. terful novel and now it comes to the screen with greater power and beau. ty to hold you spell-bound with its beautiful love story. There is no question about 1t. this picture does something to you. :. once you have seen 1t the whole pattern of your life becomes . bit changed. Lovel:' Irene Dunne and handsome Robert Taylor head the cast that includes such favorites aS Charles Butterworth, Henry Armetta, Betty Furnace, Sara Haden and Ralph Morgan.
 A conmendable program of short subjects accompanies it.
 Wednesday brings Bank Nite"... the biggest Of them all and on event that wifi find half of Water bury trying to gain admission to either the State or Strand theaters. So come arly and Do sure of c seat. The Strand will again cooperate and in addition will present the States acrean program At both tlte matinee and evening performances. Evening prices will be in effect At both the. aters from opening until closing.
 The new screen program will be headediined by "The Lady Consents" starring Ann Harding and Herbert Marshall with Walter Abel, Edward Ellis, Hobart Cavanauggh and 1lkA Chase. Here is the best story Ann Harding has ever done. |. forget all her others. this story will raise her to new triumphant heights in the hearts of screen fans everywhere. The story is smart, sophisticated modern comedy drama in which ifl. trigue and tragedy iS unfoulded in gay surroundings.
 The companion feature will pre- sent Gene Raymond in Seven Keys To Baidpate" with Maragret Callahan, Eric Blore, Grant Mitchell and Erin O'Drien Moore. A great show and great place to celebrate Lincoln's birthday on "Wednesday. the State or Strand theaterS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
PoLI's

Even Q threatened blizzard, that swooped down on Waterbury and its environs yesterday couldn't keep the throngs away from Polls and if you never see another picture don't mis- Rose Marie" the current feature ct this popular playhouse. It is . new production featuring the singing Sweethearts," Jeanette Mcdonald and Nelson Eddy, and acceding to the requests of thousands of the patrons who are unable to attend the theater on Saturday and Sum- day this feature will be held for the entire week.
 Wednesday night there will be another of the very popular Broad- way vaudeville shows and this weeks bill b one that is the best of the season, Manager Fitzpatrick was in New York lest week and made arrangements with the Loew booking ofice, the worlds largest bookers of talent to send to Wa terbury every Wednesday evening their best acts, and that is just what you will sec here in the future, acts direct from the Capitol and Loew State theaters In New York, com. ing to Waterbury for one show and with the musical background of Guy Meyers and his fiddle Q show that Broadway theatergoers would be envious of, and best of all therc is no advance in price for this st- traction.
 Thursday night another of the sensational "screeno" parties and the audiences that have attended the ones in the past are praising this innovation wherever there ere . few people gathered. It is "screeno' that is the subject of conversation, as never has there been feature 90 popular in Q theater anywhere.
 "ecreeno" furnishes thrills, aEnuse. ment and even you are not one o' the many winners, you still are . participant in the game and have ail the enjoyment that this affords # you haven't seen . "Screeno" party como on down Thursday night, gel in with the rest, in the playing 0i the game, and possibly you will come out away ahead of your ex' pectAtions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
STRAND

Performances today and tomorrow mark your last chance to see derling little Shirley Temple in her gayest picture to date. It's "The Littlest Rebel" and Is the current his attrac. ton of c splendid double feature program ct Warner Brothers Strand theater. John Boles, Jack Holt end Bill Robinson are seen to advantage in teh supporting roles.
 The companion feature is TWO Fisted" . grandly hygtericai story about c punch. .drunk boxer and his manager who take jobs as butler and Sootman in the home of . wela. thy family and get into more com. plications in . week than they found in the ring in year. Lee Tracy and Roscoe Karns have the leading roles, supported by Gall Patrick, Kent Taylor and other favorites.
 Wednesday, tLincoln's birthday, the Strand will present the same show as the State ct both the mati-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
GARDEN

When Dwight Frye doesn't die jn c picture, the fans will agree that that's newsl In the new Eric Won stroheim thriller, "The Crime of Dr.. Crespi" now ct the Garden theater, the player who has gasped his last in such famous films as "pracul'a, '" "Tha Vampire Dat," "FFankenstein, V Doorway to Helw and "The Mai- tese Falcon" actually is up and on his feet as the last reel comes to It's final fade.out.
 Others In the cast of The Crime of pr. Crespi" are Paul Quilfoylc, Harriet Russell, John Dohn, Jeanne Kelly and Patsy Berlin. The feature is Q John II. Auer production, writ. ten and directed by John Tuer from on adaptation of Lewis Graham and Edwin Olmstead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
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DIsTRTCT OF WATERRVRY sA
 PROBATE COURT. February sth

DISTRICT OF WATERBvRY, sa
 PROBATE COURT February ssh
 Nsif;AtTsss' i; tss' OF Patrick J. Mccarthy, late of tho town of Waterbury In said district, deceased,
 The administrator, having ex. hibited his account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is
 ORDERED, That tho 18th day of February, A. D. i9so. nt II o'clock, In tho forenoon, standard time. at tho Probate ofiee in Waterbury, Do and the same ,s, assigned Ter a count, and the court directs the sdmin!sire,or to give notice thereof, {, ! newspRpor having a circulation In said district, ana by isaSlSSg, SydS g,os,ars Wisn; addressed to each of tho persons intereatod, and residlng. without tho Probate District of Waterbury, 2 copy of thls order, all at least . days beforo said day of hearing.
 N'''"'' JOHN J. HOWARD, a.ic.it, Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
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This is to give notico that I, -Attiilo HSSg"'tcS towm' Conn.,, % have @ filed an appiisa. iiauor Control Commission for 2 Restaurant Permit for tho snlc of alcoholic liquor on, tho >premisss, eS7 Davis St., Watertown, Conn % The Ssrin, SHs1%ssSf of sso i DaSis st, Watsrtown, Conn, and will be conducted by AttiIio ZaccarlN, of sS9 D9vis St. Watertown, Comm as permittee.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

nee and evening performances, Evening prices will be in effect at both theaters from opening to clos. ing, Bank Mite" will also be held at the Strand In the evening 30 plan to attend either theater and be there early for seats. Five hundred and fifty reasons warrant your pres. ence and to top this of you'll sec another grand twin feature screen show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10

Benson N. O., (UP)-He was bony and spare-ribbed, but . lot of people loved him--this hound dog, and when court action was taken as two persons claimed ownership, 22 witt nessss were called to the trial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-10
HOIiRTON ROAsTs LOOM

Houston, Tex, tUP)-This city was one of the bright spots of the nation during 1885, according to Postmaster J. s. driffth, who said that total postofiice receipts were ca, ,2A0, ,Se0SS, an increase of $i6e,. 0J4.40 over 1884.