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Evening star., 1936-10-16

Scripps Howard Newspapers an
nounced that H. r.. Ekins would under
take trip around the world, and
that he would engage in race with
Mr.. Kieran. The promotion depart
ment of Scripps- Howard requested
that the North American Newspaper
Alliance announce that Kieran and
Ekins would engage in a race, but
this proposal was declined on the
grounds that the Kieran trip was
scheduled for the purpose of determin-
ing how fast the globe could be circled
on regularly scheduled commercial
forms of transportation. open on
ticket fare to any traveller.
The last starter to take the Hin
denburg was Miss Dorothy Kilgallen
of the Hearst papers.
Miss Kilgallen and Mr.. Herman re-
Evening star., 1936-10-16

In Manila before his companions by
chartering a special plane from Frank
fort at a reported price Of $1,000, in
order to catch up with the regular
K. L. M. plane which he had missed.
On the last leg Of his K. L. M. flight
he reached Manila after mile
flight from Borneo. This was q final
survey trip by the Dutch line. looking
toward the establishment of a regular
service between Borneo and Manila in
the near future. At present there Is
no such regular commercial service.
Copyright. 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1936-10-16
CONFESSED SLAYER
TO FIGHT CHARGES
Mrs. Moran to Withdraw Plea oi
Guilty in Wisconsin
Shooting.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KENOSHA, Wis, October 16.-Mrs.
Ruth Moran, whose anxiety to get
it over with" led her to plead guilty
to first-degree murder in the slay-
ing of her lover, Herbert Winter,
decided yesterday to fight the charges
The decision to withdraw her plea
Of guilty and ask for a jury trial
Evening star., 1936-10-16

she used the weapon In a plan TO
hold up and force him to sign over,
his car so that she and the new,
lover could flee to California.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
D. A. R. Scholarship Awarded.

LEONARDTOwN, Md, october 10
(SpeciaD.-Miss Catherine Butterfield,
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. John But
terfield Of Kopel's Point. Md, has been
awarded the Margaret Roberts Hodges
scholarship to the st. Mary's Female
Seminary at st. Marys City, Md. Ths
scholarship is sponsored by Mai. VIII
liam Thomas D. A. r. Chapter here.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Government Sues
Two for $l7,547.97
For Forest Fire
By the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, October 16.-
The Government sued Bert Bern
hard and Bonnie Bell Bernhard
for S17,547.97 yesterday. alleging
they were blameworthy in a
recent forest fire.
Peirson M. Hall, United States
attorney. said the suit was indi-
cative of a new Federal policy In
instances of biazes in national
forests due to carelessness.
OF the amount sought, ST.
1927 was for expenses and 1855
for acreage burned.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

Dublin, Irish Free State. Is to have
a new mental hospital for 300 pa
tients..
Evening star., 1936-10-16

American toy makers are benefit.
ing by the Japanese-Austraiian trads
row,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
CHILD INJURED
 BY AUTOMOBILE
Six.Year Old GirI Taken to HOspitaI-Three Cars
 in Collision

4 child was seriously hurt ln one accident and three cars were inc y0ived Co another crash yesterday. The injured child was Lorraine Pl0urde, siE, daughter of MF. and MTS. Joseph PlOuFde Of % West Clay street, who ran Into a car at Weht Clay and South Main streets. The girl was said by authorities ht SC. MaFy'g hospital this morning Co have passed q comfortable night but H-RRyg will be taken t0 deter mine the extent of her injuries She suffered head injuries and body bTniGeg,
 Joseph Duaseault, of lB Newell plaee, who saw the accident. told PatT0lman Patrick McCabe the yOungsieT ran into ihe rear of a car driven by Mrs, Albin0 Romano, Of b5 Giles street,
 gn the other accident, which took place on MeTlcleD road shortly after ] o'clock sedan driven by Joseph r, ITepanleT was damaged gben lt ran up 0D 6 sidewalk and stTufk q telephone pole after being forced of ilae road. 4 car which was attempt ing s0 pass hiDl and struck hls left front tender caused the accident, Occupants Of the eaT weTe shaken ilp but OtheTgise nDhuTi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06

Locals interested When the Philadelphia Or eheslTas weekly broadcast went over a WIZ broad cast Saturday at B.l5 ?, m, there were number of WateFbuTlans interested in H and listening attenyeiy ,, The conductor for that program was Charles OE0nDcl with Leopold St0k0Wsk giving brief introductory talk Mr, OG0nDell is a graduate Of Holy Cross College, Worcester Mass n the class of 1922 and has number Of local friends who were n the same class, They include Charles Mccarthy and Gerard MeEy0y Of the Crosby High faculty Nell Mal0Dey Of the Dem staff, and Jack Shea local Goodrich manager Rev Thomas v IaylQf, native Of this city, nov sta- toned n New Britain, was also eassmate ag were AL l0rney George P liennessey and William Case, nov Of New York John v Fyne, connected with the Detroit office Of the American Brass company and George Char est lay instructOr at Holy Cross College. . Mir. oG0nDell was class musician al the college -,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
POLICE RECOVER
 SIXSTOLEN CARS
Epidemic of Thefts Con. tinued Here Over Week.
 Two Frustrated

The epidemic Of automobile thefis continued unabated over the week- end, with four cars stolen yesterday and two Saturday. All were re. covered by police. 4 car owned by exec Governor Charles 4. Templeton, and stolen Friday night from Co front Of his home on the Country Club road was recovered by Motor PaiTOlman Bert Lacey on DraheF avenue Saturday. Another car owns ed by Lena Lippman of Hartford and stolen here Friday was Fec0veT- cd by Constable William ?. J0bnh0n Of MlddlebuFy,
 Two rails were received by police last night from eaF-owneTg who rec ported that thieves were then ln the act of backing ears out of thelF garages. r. P, Phelan of @ C0lums bia Boulevard and Mrs. Russell c. Blakeslee Of I2s Columbia Boule- yard called headquarters within g few minutes,
 Sergeant Joseph Bagley, desk Of- ficeT, sent Motor PaiT0lmeD Me- caTihy and IsFeen t0 the b0ulevsfd section where they found Mrs, E3lakeslee's car in the street ln front of her home. Mr, PheIans car was dlscoyered short distance further.
 Other El0leD ears recovered, Owned hy William 7. LAEkas af WateFtGwn avenue. stolen yesterday morning, found yesterday agteT- ll0un; owned by MT, Dendy of WaieTlown. found by M0iOr PaiT0l- man Joseph Ilawl0r yesterday morning on Park road, Hartford ear found this morning on Cherry street by Motor PalF0linen MnCaFs thy and bTeen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
ID settle A lMl

To settle bet ,The famous kaaGD,VRDgelu ease began ln lggD sbeD FrsdeEiGk 4, PaTmeDifT, q shoe factory paynasier held up robbed Ot 59Oo and linen shOl Co death lD h0uih BTalDiTef, Mass AleOln kaerO and baTiOlOmeD kangeit, aHHHblkis, lNgl They were executed for the crime On August s3, lDg7 Odd lafls G0DDselea Hjib lle egse, Tfle' bTaled n criminal law Tias, weTe tb9l ln kepember, ln5s, the nome Dl the judge Nh0 presided nf bf Hla Webster ThpyeT Of WDuFAlnT, was b0mbed !, :, Judge ThageT dled less than year lslfTwANU l9, lvsy ll0pe this helileS the argument brought up haluFdsy m0TDlDg,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
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 ILg Tfsgm0Bd M D. Adanls, rec t0F 0f Bt I'aui's EpiaoOpal church, wi,O n0ndleted illr usual 500 .. co. and li co a. m. HfTyl0es yesterday, has announced ule following Eclled- ule for Holy Week st his church, 1hngedsF-
 Msunay TbuIsday 900 6 m. -- Celebration Of Holy Communion. fFldsg~-
 flood Fridsy 900 s, m. --ceie- bTaii0B 0l Holy Communion,
 The children Gl the 0buTcb sfh0ol are Tequsslfg ig hilfsild lhlg EeTs glee a. the uhlal Friday afiaFIl00Il lsDien heTyane for them VIII D0t be hGd
 500 P. m Evening prayer witb ifFm0D by ibs TecilT haiHFasg--
 500 p I0 Special tsaa,sy -eyening hnryiCH.
 On Faster Sunday llle early nele- bTnii0D Of Holy Communion wlll be ht Jsg q, %. ipSieag gf 500 q, m |, uif nhiigl l0uT,
 At gsb A. % iheIe will be a iIlhcial choral AfFglne 0f MOrDing Prayer for the ChildTen Of tlsh GlDcb Hfll00l. Al lfDlfn mite bpErs mU't lle brought LB tllls heT- ylfe fDr the CusilInaTy EaaleT 0ir leTupg
 Ii lg TelDsalsd illal all gifts Gi plaHib and llggHs f0r FIaHteT dhes 0IaiiGp be lfpt lg the GhuGh 0D MaDylllf gilesi, bffore co 2, co, 0D Saturday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
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plalpg Mrs Joseph NardelI has b0eD dis ahalged lIQm s. Mags hospital and s GoDyalesclng At her South Elm street home, Mrs, Charlotte Welaef and her m0lhhr Mrs Anna Nadine are Tenewing aer nualnianeM ln Albany b, Y Olga Garla has fe' naHnd MTa Rose Wells aA lpgkkWpnI hl lhe Mldd0buly bl0le dtey pnyl0n R Williams VIII speak ai the Wa, lorlgwD M E GbDTrh i0m0lr0W atlfrD00n Dan MDl, gahy reports that Maliy Shea N g0lilng his Y0Ghl chords N shape for lhnr l0rlhn0nlDB b0Wllng fague hangunl Tommy Murphy and Jaek Shea report ihai lhplf spring uanlDg season has como lg buGGessp dose Prank khnDey GhaIle M6larlby and Jake kln0ny are l1nlnR llh marx fhRhly AA lny hWhll lA nlhnAl DnnnlnR 0l lhe l0pl AnAa0n klb llylng has HlpUlnd lQ lAYQr among local ln boys bVl lo mod MDdpy alQeke naDl 0Qppnli yllb lhe blg sturdy le' unbelievable leIghl8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
TITLE
 DECIDED TONIGHT

Tonight At ihs Waterbury Boys club William While and Howard I1lghlln will meet tor tue ping pong championship 0f the club, 1e date several boys have competed ln the tournament, 1haae gll0 have participated and have been ellInv mated ATe
 Prank I.ambeTp, Harry FlalleT, Als beTt Manginl, Albert llnIDbr0sl, de- lleEh Iianaa, Anthony Iilnaldi, ADs lh0ny IllMaTla, Drhg0Ty fbYae0s, Gabriel hap0m0een0, Thomas llliT llGei, Anthony lannaen0ne, John gaglaglla, Albert Ilamfil0 Rnd vlDr Gsni MannetlO,
 fialValATf Is0nhaTd0 delHalad Alr bert llamellg yesterday tAr the championship Of the junior dlYls hl0n. ll0ih boys were fled l0V flTkl place NIlll ANeTRKe6 nf .h35, kalyay l0Fe N1D by the ha0Eeb ~ al L0 ls and al le le-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
Tall Tower
 Topics
LINEa FRoM rpAFFopIIsg
sy TIE SIAN IN THE TOwEB

! wandered lonely aa a cloud That n0ai& Op high OCT wales and hills, When ali at once ! saw a d0gd, 4 host of golden daffodils. Reside the lake. beneath the TsnG, FlutieTlng and dancing in the bTeeN. Continuous ht the stars that ahine And twinkle on the Milky Way They 6lTrtcbd ln neyer-fndlng line Along the maTgin 0f a hay Ten thOu'and aaw ! Rt 6 glance, Tossing thelr beads ln fIflRhty dance,
 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
Holy Name Schedule
 At Church Arranged
Lighting Fixtures Being Installed at St. MichaeI's;
 Mrs. LiIIie May Hamilton Dies
WATERVMIE NEWS

neDes
 C0nfefaions glii be heard Hatir- day afternoon from s.30 to 500 D. %, and in the evening from 7:30 to goo Q. CD.
 On Easter Sunday masses WtlI be ht ibe ug,lai ll0lTB 500 q. m and iO.i5 a. m. The latter being e high mas with 6 fDecial UusleBl program io bs Eiing by ihe cilOiF under the direction of hilB Winiffed Delaney.
 I)Onaii0ns Of plaDts and cut flOw- CTS f0r dsooTailDg ife altar on Holy ThuFaday and EaEifT Sunday should Teaeb tbs cburcb 0D WedDesday aft eTf0Op,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
SCHOLASTIC LIST
 AT CROFT ISSUED
Principal I.OretIa N. IIene' bgy Gives Out Honor
 Students Today

Loretta M. IIeDebry, principal 0i croft feh00l, alD0llnned the honor roll foF MaTeh today
 q f0ll0ws.
 Mlhg klll0nghy, Grade z laura Yatd, Margaret lIaddad, Vito ig0Tla, NaTl0Tie hydegger JnTTy GiaTisgllo, Robert llennls,
 Mlhs Mnllll Grade 1w Morton Tar, G0nGada kalnpleTf, Mildred Mannsa, Il0rla li0Fnbfcker, Anthony MlTl0, i6sale Ifeadlrk, 1alnee Biew- afd, J0lnl Meliusb,
 Mll8 Il0Dahue Grade b Law lfInf Shapiro, Paul GapIella, Ed infild iiafiakelwlna, ll0menle PelT0, Anl9Delif lself0, Lacy Alban0, Ml- allafl Gakglai0,
 MllA Kemp fifade ( JHaneiia MaTang, lllhIla MaGi9on1llRh, AdGlH ltaillb, Irene Ulalnpal0, Geneglhye Alnfnia, f,lilrF Rich, Mlnhael IIad- dad Mary lllaa
 Mlag Helen r, I,gRn Grade [ hllulhY Mnf1ulle, lt0lleft NnkDlny, l60 ilfs banifh, IlQnald hydeggor, llagpld AIenblelp, Henry Jolneh, Alpl0py lteaalfk
 MhA MaIRaIni E,RAn liIade [ Arnold, ftlllllig, ialialaR fiellllln Jer rome ltlNwRTa, John lflRRleIQ, d0r ifpb HylYpalHr, dfillD Glarl0gll0, liflAle, lionle, Vlylan Mnl lulle, pRul lAlilfa, Helen kles, ltlldolpll Mare 70, lfia,f hanlnlfIl
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06

make plans lag llle annual banquet alld awarding Of prizes, The lneelT Ing E seheduled lo begin al 7ao a'rl0Hk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06
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rock, spot, perch and founder. Few
nounder have been caught, but few
anglers have tried to find them. They
live around the bottom near old piles.
Good specimens usually are taken
near old wharves or pound nets.
Marlin at Ocean City.
The boys at Ocean City, Md, have
located the marlin grounds again
and caught three in one day. This
sort OF fishing is nearly over, though,
and anglers going over there cannot
count on it. OF those caught recently,
three weighed better than so pounds.
Prospects for other species are
excellent there. The Fall run Of
channel bass is ON and these will sat-
isfy nearly every ones desire for
heavy fishing. It really is heavy
work. too, the way they do 1t at
Ocean City. They take them surf
casting at Fox Hill Levels. When one
is hooked, it's a toss-up whether the
hooked or the hookee will win. The
bass tries to get the angler into the
surf and the angler tries to get the
hsh to the beach. It's strenuous
exercise.
Wachapreague, Va, promises
excellent angling also. Trout,
croakers, fuke and channel bass
are the main attraction.
At this locality the channel bass
are caught by trolling through shall
low water along the sand beaches.
Principle lures are big spoons and
Japanese feathers.