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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
Local Census Work
 Closed To-day With
 Report Due Monday
47,OOO Local People Liable For Payment This Year; Bills Expected to Be Mailed Next Week-City
 Adopts Measure to Save Money on Stamps

Furthermore, 1t was learned from Mir. Purcell, the work of taking the local census, on which the total list of those liable for the old ago tax will he based, closes this after- noon and official population figures for the city will Do announced Mon- day or Tuesday. These population figures, of course, were taken by Mutual Aid workers and will not be considered official outside the city. The io30 federal censue fig ures are used elsewhere.
 Tn oil approximately 47,000 Wa terburians are liable for the old age pension tex this year, Mir. Purcell anounced today. This city's quota for the state, fixed by State Tax Commissioner William II. Hackett, is almost 9i32000, At tho rate of @ each, Waterburians will more than i'll this quota.
 M. A. Workers Get Data
 An average of 30 Mutual Aid workers have been engaged for many weeks taking c local census 50 that the names of those liable for tho old ago tax might be obtain- cd by the city. Many "skipS" by the workers made 1t necessary for the city to have many re-checks made
 Watcrbury's check for It's old agG pension assessment will Do sent in- to the office of State Tax Commls- sioner Hackett sometime in March Mir. Purcell said today.
 Those liable for the old age pen. sion tax here will begin to receive their bills next week. Tho tax is duo February lst but everybody is given e 30-day grace period after which c q penalty must Do added assessed against delinquentS.
 In order to save money, tho city this year will use pro-cancellcd stamps on It's envelopes containing tho old age tax bills. In this way there will be Q saving Of one cent on each of the 47,0O letters sent out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

elected to tho presidency of st. Jo- seph's Childron of Mary Sodality, junior branch. She has been active In affairs of tho young people dur- ing tho pas tyear, having acted as secretary Of the sodality and was . member of the east of the Passion Play presented some time ago ct st. Joseph'B hall before an excep- tionally large audience.
 Tho regular bi-weekly rehearsal of St. Josoph's choral club in prepara- ton for 0 stage presentation Febru- ary i2th, will take place tonight in the music hall Of the Congress ave- nue school at 7:30 o'clock. John W. Stokes will act aS director, Dennis Moore as accompanist, and John A.. Stokes as secretary. l,
 William A. Bulevich of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
FOREMEN ENJOY
 DEBATE ON BILL
Arguments Presented For and Against Wagner
 Labor Measure

Arguments for and against the Wagner labor bill were presented by two prominent speakers at . debate arranged as part of tho din- rer of the Industrial Foremcns association at Temple hall last night About 2b0 attended. The speakers were Spencer Miller, Jr, secretary of the Workors' lIduca- tional Bureau of America who do- tended tho bill and Noel Sargent, secretary of tho National Associa. ton of Manufacturers who attacked tho bill.
 Mir. Miller explained the bill pros yided for collective bargaining in inter -state commerce and also gives labor c remedy instead Of merely Q right. flo pointed out it provided for tho establishment Of board Of three members as well aB subsi- diary boards to hear complaints and decide industrial questions. The speaker explained the bill will cre- ate c feeling among laboring men that tho government Is taking cog nlSanco of his problems and Will give iaborers Q feeling of equality In his bargaining with his employer.
 MT. Sargent stated there is c question of constitutionality involved in the provisions of tho Wagner bill. He pointed out that labor unions which "aro In most cases without definite responsibilities for their acts," may coerce both em- ployer and labor md leave thc minority Of employees no protection against the majority. He spoke for sympathetic cooperation between labor and employer, stating that mutual interest and understanding between the groups CD nbest Do de- veloped in each individual caBe without outside interference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The annual meeting of the senior branch of Our Lady of Mount Car- mel Holy Name society will take place tonight ct the church recrea- ton building at 6 o'clock. Plans for the communion breakfast Sum- day morning will be completed. Fol- lowing the regular meeting the an- nual election of officers will be held. Rocco Ciampi Is president of the Italian speaking branch, and other officers are duerion Fiorucei, secre- tary, and Salvatore Fibre, treasurer.
 Italian Play
 Tho Holy Rosary society dramatic guild of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will sponsor on Italian play at the parish hall, February 2nd. Mrs. Jennie 0enua Is acting as Chairlady for the affair.
 Miss Anne Bogusis, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Michael BogusiS of North Leonard street, was recently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
ANNULMENT SOUGHT
 BY LOCAL WOMAN

Mabel c. Ardito of this city yes- terday filed suit for annulment of her marriage to Edward r. Ardito of New Haven according to papers presented at the New Haven sue perior court. No real consent to the ceremony is alleged to have been given the papers say. The marriage was performed Nov. i7, 1880.
 Two other Waterbury plaintiffs filed suit for divorce in New Haven yesterday. Tn the first, Mrs. Marcia Freidberg asks Q decree from Moe F'reidberg of New York city on grounds of cruelty. In the second. Mrs. Josephine Hart asks decree from Harry J. Hart on grounds of cruelty and desertion. They were married Sept. 5, 1921. Desertion is alleged to have taken place Feb. 20. 1929.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
Sewing Circle Meets

Sewing Circle Meets
 The regular weekly meeting of St. JosephS Children of Mary sewing circle will take place this evening ct the sodality club rooms in the Congress avenue school, at which time the young ladies will continue their work on fancy pieces. When the unit convened ct the close of the last term, each article made was placed on exhibition for public dis. play and attracted considerable comment from those who visited the sodality rooms. he circle will con- vene at 7;30 o'clock.
 Professor Alexander J. Aleksls, al. rector of music cat St. JosephB church, stated today that member ship in either tho junior or senior choir Of the Lithuanian Little sym phony orchestra is now open. Ap- plications will be accepted from poe tcntial members for the remainder of the current month. Tn addition to being singing societies, both groups arc especially active In so- cial work.
 Paramounts Active
 At the regular weekly meeting of the Paramount club last evening at tho Brooklyn YMCA, plans were completed for . social and dance Saturday, February ist. John Di Leo ig chairman of the committee Others on the committee are Albert Kaysakus, Frank Viola, James Scias. cia and Prank DiSimon. The mem. bers who wil lentertain for the so- cial are Peter Daddona, Arthur Bru- cato and Frank Maggie.
 Joseph Stango talked on "rhe Hall of Fame" At tho next weekly meeting Arthur Brucato will talk on ,"The League of Nations"
 ' Albert Baker was accepted as Q member of,the club.
 At the 00th annual state conven- ton of tho Young Mems Christian association, to Do held in Hartford, Saturday, January lith, the Para mount club will be represented by Peter Daddona, Joseph StAngo, Stanley Lucas and Albert KayaskuS. House League Tonight Play will be resumed once more tonight at the Brooklyn "" when four of tho leading teams tangle on the hut surface.
 This weeks pairings bring forth Babe" Malario's rebuilt Speedboys and Joo Clecoro's Bcrappy boys from the Town Plot Indies. The speed- boys boast of Q great contingent this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
SC. John's Church

Four plays will Do presented to. night In tho first program of the Girl Scout dramatic demonstration will Do presented tomorrow night. ct St. Johns Episcopal church par- ish house at 7:30 o'clock. Four plays will be presented tomorro wright. Tho three troops giving tho best presentations this year will Do given the chance to present their plays under the auspices of the Junior league in February. Mrs. c. Butler 9hcrwell is in charge of tho demon- stration and the judges are Gordon diffen, Miss Marion Hunt and Mrs. Edwin Northrop.
 The program for tonight is as follows:
 Troop 1, All Souls church, cap- tain, Miss Ruth Gerard, two mari- onette plays which have been ar- ranged by Miss Gerard, "The rrin. cess and the T'rogp and the "Star- spangled Banner"
 Troop 6. Blessed Sacrament church, Miss Moy Finnan, captain, is giving Tho Three Wishes" by Tony sarg and Hamilton c. Will Hanson.
 Troup 2, All Souls church, Miss Etta Bavier, captain, will present Three Pills Tn . Bottle" by Rachel Field.
 Troop iS, Christ chapel. Miss Ethel Smethurst, captain, "Too Many Marys" by Rose Campion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

OAIlcers of the United Italian Republican Club were chosen last night at . meeting In Liberty hall. Peter DcCicc0, court inter. preter was reelected president for the nfth consecutive time. Other officers elected were. Vice. presidents, Agostino Agostini and Albert Dancei financial secretary, Pasquale Perrielloj treasurer, John Isgo; corresponding score. tary, Ralph DlRlenxo, assistant corresponding secretary, Anthony LOmbardo.
 Various standing Commattees will be announced at the next meeting, the date of which will Do announced later. The officers Will bo installed at that time, also. Town Chairman Y. w. Paloinba
 presided during the election.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Ten. thousand old age pension tax bills will go Into the mall in WA- terbury next week, 1t was announce cd today by James r. Purcell of the staff of Controller Daniel J. Leary who Is in charge of the compilation of the old age records for this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

amateur show Of tho Chaae Manu- facturing Company which will bc presented tonight In tho auditorium Of tho Grand street office under tho auspices of tho Torenens associa- ton.
 Th!rty-two different acts have bene lined up by Loo Conway, secretary of the Ioremen's group, including comedians, soioists. dan- cers and irgtruinoiitalists. William Caligari, president of tho association will Dc "Major Dowes" end handle the gong.
 Tho contestants will include: El- lon Barron, plano selection, Flor once Furmafi, solo; Russell Roberts. trumphet solo; Harvey Lawton, solo Rita Cronin, song and dance; Joo Mason, harmonica solo; James Mo. bile, whistler; Grace zello, solo; Joseph LeBreux, solo, accompanied by Id Longo and his ukelelo: Bob Waterworth, dancer; Tim Nolan, solo; Leroy eumler, solo; Dan Ber- gantino, instrumentalist; Claire Lee beau, solo; William Donovan, solo; Lionel McDuff, mutations; Rocco Cipriano, solo; William Thompson, solo; Messrs. Jones and Byrd, no. velty act; Benny 9tango, guitar and harmonica selections; Lynctt Bow on, impersonations of Kate Smith; Angus driello, harmonica solo; Harmony Four, selections; Joe si- rini, solo; Victor Poel, mandolin solo; Eva Diechele, solo; Francis Tracy, harmonica 500; Thomas Miccarillo, solo; Betty Lamb, dancer Helen O'Connor, solo; Armand Lamadeline, cowboy songs; and Chase Girls Trio, featuring Kris Calvin, Norma sandulli and Mrs. John Hanlon.
 James Conlong. superintendent of the Chase Metal Works, has also consented to act as one of the judges tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
WIN

Tho Pnramounis defeated the west Side A. c. i7-i3 in an inter. entlng basketball game played lost nlRhf at the Brooklyn YMCA. The paFanlonnts were paced by Viola and Baker, each of whom scored . half dozen points yia the lield goal route while MaFnca and Klnslo og lhe l0ncFa oagcd two double counts f0E ito losefA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
SPAIN BETTER

The condition of Charles w. Spain. of West Hartford. former city clerk here, is fair according to a report received from st. Mary's hospital today. Mfr. Spain was op- erated upon Tuesday morning by Dr. N. ]. Lawlor. His many friends here are looking forward to . rppid recovery. W
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
SURFACE INVENTOR

A patent on a lighting fixture. which he has assigned to the Chase Companies, Inc. has been granted Morris F. Surface of 70 Robert street. MT. Surface is sales man ager of the Chase concern. The ecoyill Manufacturing company has filed two applications for trade marks on buttons with the patent department in Washington, D. o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
CREDITORS MEETING

A first meeting of creditors of the Beardsley 6 Wolcott Mfg. Go. in Waterville will be held Jan. l7th at the United States district court at New Haven according to an order passed yesterday by Judge Carroll 0. Hincks yesterday. It is expected that 6 trustee will be named to complete the liquidation of the company.
 Finest white ivory is now being sold in London ct 4l.0S a pound.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

season and arc looking forward to banner year while tho Indies on the other hand have yet to see the light of victory but, however, are confident of upsetting tho dope this week.
 Tn the main game of the evening will be Duke Delpc's high.flying Falcons, who are just about rocov- oring from last weeks setback ct the hands of the Iroquois, set to meet "Deneye" Kyanskas' Para mounts. With these two fine games billed, . capacity crowd is expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Thomas J. Dodd, Connecticut administrator for MA. will speak on Earning Education at the Central Y open forum Sum day, Jan. l2 at 2 ?. m.
 The MA. appears to Dc . greatly mlsunderstood part of the educational program of Che country and MT. Dodd will take up the many activities under N.Y.A. supervision for careful explanation. This should be Of interest to the people of WAter- bury as lt ls believed many elig- lblo for N.Y.A. assistance have not applied because of general meager knowledge of the scope and purpose of MA.
 A half hour question period will follow Mr. Dodd's talk. For the convenience Of Fadio listen. CTS questions may Dc called ln 0 the Y at 4.2iSl. These for. ums arc open Co all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
Daily Statistics On Auto Accidents

+l9S6 totals of accidents. in- juries and fatalities are subject to change because of incomplete or tardy traiflc accident reports and because of injured Occu- pants and pedestrians not being definitely resolved as "recov- cries" or fatalities"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
Second Church

Ofiicers of the evening depart mcnt of the Second Congregational church were elected ct a meeting of the department held yesterday Mrs. Y. R. Granger was named chairman. Other officers include:
 Vice-chairinan, Mrs. Martin E. Lane; secretary, Mrs. Mabel Ad- gate: treasurer, Mrs. Howard Hol- comb: chairman of the work com mittee, Mrs. Samuel Ray: chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Harold quinn: chairman of the supp per committee, Mrs. Clarence Jes- sell; chairman of membership com- mittee, Mrs. Thomas Morgan:: chairman of the sick visiting com mittee, Mrs. Louise Reid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
CHASE AMATEUR
 SHOW TONIGHT.
'l'hirty.Two Acts to Be Presented III Three
 Judges Selected

John II. Gilbert, assistant treas- urer, ?. A. Jackie, works manager, and w. 0. Husted, factory manager, have been selected to judge tho contestants in the first annual
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
10, ,OOO Old Age Pension Tax Bills Ready
Mount Carmel Unit
 To Elect Tonight
Holy Name Members to Complete Arrangements For Communion Breakfast Sunday-Bulevich iOnOred
BROOKLYN NEWS

. student at the University of Heal- ing Arts in Hartford, is acting as one of the directors for on essay con- test now being sponsored by that in- stitution. The awards to winners will be one, two and three year schol.' arghipE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"Nlght end Day." Porters biggest hit with its unu consrcton never meant thing until t was orchestra to.tom background Then the sheet music started to pc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
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 The Irving Berlin Ines biggest song hit Tennessee" was not written by the founder. Irving Berlin
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The Irving Berlin Inc's biggest song hlt "Tcl was not written by the founder Irving Berlin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The entire score of Anything Gees" by Colo Porter H Get Kick Out of You" and "YOu'Fc Thc Top sold oNOOO copies which practically hardly any m she fade
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

You probably never heard of tho best selling songs sue They out Down tho old Pine Tree and There's Box or pn he T2O" "Oid Man Mountain which written by By for tho same groove thby B) was eventually picked up Orchestras which made oxtrot and then money'makef
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"When tho Moon Comes Over tho Mountain was pi it enjoyed only brief popularity for spell Kate sm along eight months later and made 1t her theme oOOOO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Records sometimes make hll "Bprngtlmc in thc Rock fnstance and the current I'm Gonna 6 Right Down Rmd Myself Letter. which remained n ono of those Conae TOT
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

airl of My Dreams and Have No Dananas both which sold million mark composed by youngstef newcomers who clicked with their first compositions but never for thc composers of "C0legihto'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"Red Sails n Che sunset" was written by pr. Wm. Or written only two tunes In his e (The other is "Capr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

~ Joo Young who hos written more Nanny" anthems
 hody or any two writer's in the word-s Mefoofskyl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"EOve Is Che Sweetest Thing" an establlshed Engl couldn't find an AmeFcRn publisher, with each in turn manuscrpt and turning it down until Dick Timber ham a hit after introducing t here vA radio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Aaeanchsy Baby" t ded by leIL In 1928 paul made recording of and sold 0eAOOO more ccpsS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

McISinnoyB Cotton PlckerB making record tnd' ronds direction hit on tune they liked and arranged 0OO,oOO copies It was If could Do With You ono
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"Red Sails" is what thoy coll dead.ringer for "T which lived three weeks In "The Street Singer" show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"Vats" Waller authored "An Misbehavn tho aiony a where his wife had him confined Tor arrears " dldnV bring "Va enough get him but enriched Louie Anasrong who M pushes tho middle valve down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Billy Y work for SEQ week and Glve man aH ms compos The refused Instead he gave him s2b to write Ies And a the time Hl was car ylng hip pocket of knockou that were the recent rage They were !Last Round UT" and "Od Spinning WhecPs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The publisher of "lsle of Capri" took the tune from afllaton and Issued 1t gesture than Tor any o It proved to Do tho only million copy hit of ieSb<
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Tho outstanding tune writer of the past ton h chap of probably hoard His name Joe Burke Me merely wrote such delights "Vacy of the Moon Tn Le Qyp Tea Room" "Treauro Island Moon over Miami and Little b !nde- pendent" hit Down Honolulu Bay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

Tho version Round and ROund according Hack Mills pioneer pubshe and E Obersten exsbusines manager recording For Victor has bee n and Chicago for ycaF but not in s present for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

"gtar Dust" lay dormant publishers shelves for untii fshafn Jones recorded it which featured fdd victor Young who did the arrangemenand xngol l start
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

.Nfalne stein Song" which had been commercially dead was finally dusted of by Rudy vaee, who featured M The sales reached laS00o0 copies, which Is lovely few
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The next on tho list of bestsellers after silver Tn follow, "IsOses Of plcardy-over four million copies WaItxD dltto "The Prisoners Bong"over three miller Ohio" and "ThFee O'Clock In the Morning" ditto. xt No Damamasp tho biggest Of ell novelty song htswO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The songs you hear most va your radios like "Dinah "gweet sue" and "Chna Boy" never mcney.nakefG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09
The Music Goes Round And Round.

The Middle West hes been insane about iS own "AAst Round and Round type of dty for several years even hcu ask hna aware Of its existence It enteled Ding paddy From Doomis" and parented by P Baxter iat "pccolo Pete"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The biggest selling "chune" of oil time was "ilyer Threa The Gold" which was born in ie70 tsix million copies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The original record of "star Dust" which didn't was made by Moagy CarmlchaeI--who wrote N CPiaye
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-09

The melody Of "DaFncss on the Delta" is identical ter.nelody Louis Armstrong made up for hls recordn street Blues" for VlCtor i've years before DaFknesa