davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23
HAROLD H. HULL
"a okresneho sudcu pre- do
mace zalezitosti.

Harold H. Hull, dobre
znamy mnohym Slovakom,
uchadza sa 0 urad okresne-
no sudcu v oddeleni donna
cich vzt'ahov. Byva v {. 276
Alameda Ave., je 50-rotny,
graduant Allegheny College
a Harvard Law School. lara
bal 81 ma zivobytie sam po-
cas- studovania 60 kuric ma
locomotive Bessemer and
Lake Erie zeleznice. Zenaty
a ma dvoje deti, najstarsia
dcera je freshmankou v Lake
Erie College, Painesville, O..
a najmladsia je v prvej trie-
de Harding skoly.
Adv. Hull boil okresnym
zalobcom tohto okresu "a
pat rokov; zacal praktizo-
vat pravo 8 J. P. Huxley; !;
bol neskorsie spojeny v prak-
tizovanf prava s neb. Oscar
E. Diser a sudcom Union c..
DeFOrd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23
GEO M. MONTGOMERY
uchadza sa o znovu-zvolenie
do uradu okresneho inzi-
niera.

George M. Montgomery
uchadza sa o znovu-zvolenie
ma trad okresneho inziniera
ma republikanskom listku.
Narodil sa v Youngstowne,
Dol vychovany tuna a vystu-
doval ma Ohio Northern uni
verzite a ma Ohio State uni
verzite. Je registrovanym
inzinierom a zememeracom.
Praktizuje civilne inzinier-
stvo stale, a bol i mestskym
inzinierom v Campbell a
Struthers. Tiez boil miestnym
inzinierom pre- statny depart
ment ciest a pripravil plany
ma vsetky statne a federalne
cesty a mostly v Mahoning
okrese az do minuleho roku,
kedy terajsia statna admin
stracia otvorila 81 samostat-
MI uradoveh.
Ked' sa zacaly nudzove
prace, on rychlo vypracoval
dhom nocou plany a tax u
moznil tisfcom bezrobotnych
dostat' okamzitl robotu. TIL
to kooperaciu udrzal S CWA
FERA, WPA a PWA, pre-
dobro nezamestnanych v Ma
honing okrese.
Mr.. Montgomery sa vel'-
mi zasl1zil 0 to, ably mesto
dostalo vel'ky prfdel cd fe-
deralnej vlady ma prepotreb-
n1 stavbu mosta mad Wick
Ave., ktora sa teraz preva-
dza. Obcanstvo vykona len
pudsk1 povinnost', ked' no
znovu zvoli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23
GEORGE P. LEWIS
nanovo "a okresneho po-
kladnika.

George p. Lewis, terajsi
okresny pokladnfk a repub-
likansky kandidat znovu-zvo-
lenia, je rodom z Aberdare,
Wales a prisiel do Youngs-
townu s rodicmi ked' mu bo-
10 sest' rokov a zije tuna Sc
rokov.
Zacal pracoval v tunaj-
sich baniach ked' mu bolo
IL rokov a potion pracoval v
oceliarnach az do 1922, ked'
vstdpil do sluzieb Abstract
and Real Estate Co. Tu Wy
chodil skoly, je zenaty, otec
styroch detf a byva ma Idle
wood Ave.
PRIV nez boil zvoleny "a o.
kresneho pokladnika, boil "a
diva terminy statnym roslan-
com. Co taky je v styku so
zakonodarnou a to prispelo
k tomu, ze dostal 'potrebne
reformy platenia dani. On
je povodcom zakona o spla-
cant danf v malych splat-
kach a pomohol osnovat
Whittemore zakon, ktory u
sporil tisice dolarov danov-
nixon pri plateni zastara-
lych danf. Len "a jeho IRA
dovania boly kolekcie dani
vykonane ma cas- a posledna
kolekcia vyniesla 1861 per-
cent, tedy danovnici zaplati-
Ii Wac, nez sa ocakavalo. On
Dol vzdy ochotny vypocut'
kazdeho danovnika, dvere
do jeho dradovne su vzdy o.
tvorene. V pade zvolenia bu-
de nad'alej sldzit' okresu
usilovne ako dosavad'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

- Na veciefk och, M ro-
dinnych zlbavkch, na sch6-
dxAch spomeiite ii na Vys.
1iu Slovenskl Skolu ' Cleve-
lande!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23
MOI KUT
Pise FATHER KOSTIK.
Moja jedin6 Mamicko!

la a nemozem ami len vyslo-
Wit til radost', ktorl som
mala. Som natesena, ze ste
zdravi vsetci - len keby ste
neboli tax d'aleko.
Jasen - ano jasen je, ma
micko moja - myslim ma
Vas - myslim ma kraj -
myslim ma nasu dedinu. vi
dim vozy ist' pomaly, nalo-
zene gruPami, kapustou, O.
tavou - a tu nevidim mic,
len dym a domy. Chlapi idu
z prace obabrani, zunuti -
i mas ujko. Je panom, ked'
sa umyje, oblecie, ale mizer-
ne je to panstvo. Moi otec je
vacsi pan so svojim vozom,
ako oni tu so svojim aut'a-
kom. Mamicko, tetka ami len
gruPku nemaju v pivnici, a.
nj milky, ami slaniny - ami
len jednu kurku ma dvore.
Ked' bodaj co chcu, idu do
"storu', tax tn volajd sklep
- a vsetko kupuj1 "a Pc
maze - a ujko sa trasie, co
bude robit' ma starost', ak
mu nedaju pracu vo fabrike.
A uz je i starry, ma hostec v
lavej ruke. Tetka mu vzdy
volaky miesok gumovy pri-
klada s teplou vodou. I au-
TAX je ME ich - bo tu boil
akysi pan vcera a nieco roz-
praval dlho S tetkou. ia som
nerozumela, bo to bolo ang-
licky, ale ked' sme lahli
spat', tax som pocula, ako
tetka povedala ujkovi, &c
ked' nezaplatia, co maju
platit', tax aut'ak vezmu. Vi.
ko povedal: "Nuz stara,
ked' "Kejda" chcela, mech
plati, ale ia budem platit'
ma dom, ably SINE i to ne.
stratili." TAX ami ten cifro.
vany dom je ME ich. Mani
cko, to tu nejaky cudny svet
- l'udia majd veci a sd ME
fch - moi otec co ma do
ma, to je jeho!
Som rada, re Handa sa
dobre ma a Jozefkovi copky
su lepsie. ia viem, ako to
bolt. Vsak tetka Korenova
mole raz dvihaly. Rada by
som Vam nieco poslat', ale
nemam ami len grajciara
Cd tetky 81 nesmiem pytat'
odkedy znam, ze mic je ME
ich a Cd 'Kejdy' Boze chran
V nedel'u napomfnal pan
farar, ze bude sv. ruzenec
kazdy tyzden tri razy - sli
SINE S tetkou, ale bolo to
smutne, mamicko moja. Do.
ma po blatc, v zine, v daz.
di, po tine a jednak okrem
chorych celia dedina bola v
kostole a tu? L'udia
zvlaste zeny, by kazda mo.
hla ist', vsak nema kravy
dojit', kury zavierat', statky
krmit', len. ten maly domcek
do pcriadku priniest' a uva-
rit', a jednak ich nevidite v
kostole. A to potom moja je-
dina mamicko ME div, re ne
maju mic svoje - ci moze
ia Matka Bozia takv l'ud
zehnat'? Me, moja jedina
mamicko, tu Pudia nejako
tratia to, Go je najsvatejsie.
Mamicko, pc takej jasnej ce.
ste mozu fst', ako vo dine,
blata MET, v kostole teplo a
jednak ia lenivost' ich donna
drzi. Ami len dievky neboly.
To nedela, a "Kejda" vyci-
frovana frajera caka, bo ma
ju fst' do divadla - a kazdy
tyzden diva razy ide - ale
kostol, darmo napomina tet-
ka. Mamicko jedina, modli-
te sa "a nina, aby som sa
ia nezmenila, aby som ucti-
la til Matku Boziu, kym len
zijem. Len tie mole nozicky,
mamicko jedina - memo
zem navykn1t' ma tie vysoke
opatky - ami ma tie sukne,
tax ma do mich pchaju, ako
do nejakeho mocha - a tie
strimfle - i kukn1t' sa ma
ne bojim, bo zaraz su dera-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23
Dobry sud.

burghu sa najdu l'udia, kto-
ri~s opitou hlavou sadnu ku
kolesu a mnoho razy zapri-
cinia strasne nest 'astie.
V poslednych dnoch chy-
till takychto panov strnast'
a dostali sa pred sud. Sudca
samprv nameral tym panac-
kom lakopu - ale Go po-
tom? Poslanf boil do okres-
neho pohrabnika, kde boly
mrtvoly zabitych a pred IT,
mi mrtvolami museli slozit'
prisahu, ze nikdy Wac nesad-
MI ku kolesu s opitou hla-
YOU. Ci to urobia alebo ME,
to je ina otazka, ale sudca
urobil svoje - a dobre! Bo
veru obraz tych mrtvol ma
hlas hovoril a povedal: vi
dis, co 81 urobil, ked' pahko-
mysel'ne opity sadol 81 a po-
hanal svoj automobil?
Veru' dajme pozor, bo ga
zolfn sa media miesat' s al
kOhOlom!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

Uradnj hodiny rsdak.
Gle q % lo-l2. dopolu.
dnia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

I zaspievajme 81 jednu:
w som boil "a mostom,
Musel som sa vratit',
Zabol som krcmarke
Ia vino zaplatit'.
A krcmarka "a mnou
Ami nevolala,
Este mi fierdunok
Palenky naliala.
Ej, krcmarka nasa,
Jako ludia vravia:
Pan Bob daj krcmarke
A pijakom zdravia.
Nezabudnime, marianske
dievcata osady sv. Alzbety
usporiadajl dina Is. oktobra
"kartovy vecierok". Ma cele
tych stoja Maria Hudran -
a iAntonia Hrosar.
Taky kartovy vecierok e.
- +. : -. :
Ste ma nasej okolici nebol -
bude niefo noveho - prfd'-
te. Chystajte sa ma 81. -
tanecna zabava. Usporiada-
jd mlade zeny!
Ci 81 myslel ma zomre-
lych?! Den dusiciek vernych
zomrelych je blizko! l tvoj
den pride!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

| lHIclil CO pOVcudJu. Ddld I'LL
zidovka jest, ale nesmakuje
mi to, nejake ryby boly q
polievka, ale neboly v nej a.
nj tri rezanky. Poukazovala
mi, Go budem robit' a uka-
zala mi, kde budem spat' -
to az ma pojde taxa mala j.
zbicka. Tu pisem, mamicko
jedina i ten list, ale nevidim
cd slz. KPaknem ku poste-
Ii, bozkam svate obrazky Go
som klpila v Levoci a my
slim ma Vas, jedina mamie
ko, a ma mas dom -- ma moi
no otca, ma Handu - Jozef-
ka a vsetkych. Mamicko je-
/ dina, nepust'te Wy Handu
nikdy z domu, bo 81 myslim,
ze mi srdce pukne. I pri ve-
ceri, ked' som ten biely
chlieb jedla, mokry Dol a
horky cd mojich slz, a rad
Sci by som pri Vas ten maj
cernejsf chlieb jedla, ako
tn d 'aleko cd Vas ten pansky
americky kolac. Mamicko je-
dina, jak mi dobre bolo do
ma pri Vas - jak plano v
cudzine. Mamicko, w ste
mi Wac ako celia Amerika
- kedy Vas len uvidim, ma
micko? CT sa dozijem toho?
Mamicko moja, srdce mi
pukne cd zial'u - nemam
nikoho, nemam komu sa wy
ponosovat' -- len tomu P.
Bohu, tej Maticke Bozej.
M a m i { k o, pozdravujem
Vas, otca, Handu, Jozefka
- Janka, ked' ho uvidite.
Modlite sa "a Vasu "a
rmutenu
Marinku.
Co mozeme Sakat'?
"Od hlavy ryba smrdi' -
to poveda davne porekadlo.
Jaka hlava - TAXA krajina.
A jake sd hlavy dnes? Ru-
munsky kraP je rozluceny cd
svojej manzelky - a zije S
nejakou zidovkou. Odohnal
til, ktorej vernost' prisahal
- odohnal svoju famfliu a
zije ako kral', vodca jednej
krajiny, v nezakonitom sta
We. Nasleduje jeho priklad
novy anglicky kraP Edward
ktory sa splietol s nejakou
Amerikankou - ktora tiez
rozsobas berie cd svojho
manzela. A ked' no napomi-
ma jeho cirkevna vrchnost' ,
arcibiskup anglikansky - a
jeho ministersky predseda
Baldwin - ze ta vec je ME
v poriadku, kral' nahnevany
poveda: Vam do toho mic
Starajte sa samj o seba! Ci
je to ME obraz Herodesa a
sv. Jana? A Go sa stalo s ty-
mi narodami, ktore takych
vodcov maly? Zmizly! Zhy-
nuly! Prepadly - ano, pre-
paddy. Bo jaki maju byt' OBJ
cania jednej krajiny, ked'
hlava - kral', smrdi! Jako
moze predstaveny cakat' po-
slusnost', poddanost' a mrav-
most cd Pudu - ked' sam
Shape po zakonoch - ked'
sam zije v blate, v nemrav-
nosti! ~
Jako sd d'aleko krajiny -
ich vodcovia - cd tel DOLBY,
ked' ma svojom cele maly =:
sv. Ludwiga, sv. Vaclava, sv.
Stefana cely rad sva-
itych!
Kral' Karol H., kraP Ed
ward VIII. raz budete zod-
povedat' pred sddom bozinl
"a tie duse, ktore. ste skazi-
Ii svojim prikladom! A ko-
pete najistejsi hrob pre- va
Sc krajiny!
Ale ide! ~
Dnes, ked' vezmete do ruk
noviny, co vidite? BOZ "a L.
rady! Nadava jeden ma dru-
heho, sl'ubuje hory-doly -.
| sl'ubuj1 pracu, len dajte i'm
voto! Su osoby, ktore nevi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

vidfs, ze druh& strana ma
pravdu, q druha strana ii
dava to, co robotn6mu Glove
ku patrf! Never tym, ktori
len spubujd q nedajd - ale
tym, ktorf aspon ciastocne
svoje sl'uby vyplnilil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

len slubujd . nedaji - ale
tym, ktorf aspon GiastoGne
svoje sl'uby vyplnili!
=
Zivot ~. Antonka.
Podobne vo Franclzsku
vznikla obycaj predoslemu
sposobu podobna, chleboln
svato-antonskym menovana
- a to 20 zdanlive mali
chernej udalosti. Asi pred
20 rokmi " Toulone slecna
Lujza Bouffier nemohla O.
tvorit' dvere svojho sklepu,
zamok boil pokazeny. Zavo-
lala tedy zamocnfka, ale ten
to ga darmo namahal uplnd
hodinu; chcel ist' preto do
NOV pre- nastroje, aby dvere
vyvalil. Lujza Bouffier vte-
dy sl'ubila, ze ku cti sv. An
tona da iste mnozstvo chleba
chudobnym, ak sa jej podarf
dvere bez nasilia otvorit'. Ma
jej ziadost' zamocnfk este
raz oproboval zamok otvorit'
- a hPa, bez vsetkej t'az-
kosti dvere sa daily otvorit'
Ami "a svet nechceme v
tejto veci zazrak vidiet', ba
ami netvrdfme urcite, ze O.
tvorenie dvier bolo vysled-
kom mobility; mohlo sa to
prihodit', ako sa hovorieva
- cirou nahodou. My len
spominame udalosti.
ked' sa ludla o teJto uda-
losti, pripade dozvedeli, vo
svojich uzkostiach zacali sa
ku sv. Antonovi utiekat' a
chudobnym ma chlieb penia-
re sl'ubovat', ak budu vysly-
sanf.
Slecna Bouffier " bocnej
miestnosti sklepu svojho wy
stavila sochu ku cti sv. An
tona, ktora sa zanedlho Ca
sto navstevovanou kaplnkou
stala, do ktorej kazdodenne
sta a sta l'udi prichadzalo,
ably rozlitne prosby svoje
sv. Antonovi predkladali, a.
lebo "a vyslysanie sl'uby a
vd'aky cinili. (Pokracova.
nie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-23

Ale lde!
Dnes, ked' vezmete do ruk
noviny, co vidite? BOZ "a L.
rady! Nadava jeden ma dru-
heho, sl'ubuje hory-doly -.
sl'ubuju pracu, len dajte i'm
voto! Su osoby, ktore nevi-
dime "a styri roxy - len
pred vol'bami sa zjavia -
davaju vam ruku, nukajl
cigaru, chvalia vas, ako do
bre vyzerate: "a voto.
Kazda narodnost' ma svo-
jich zradcov, ma ludi, ktori
"a gros urobia vsetko - a
ne;d1 "a tym, 60 je spravne,
ale "a svojin, ciel'om: su
sebeckf. | my ich name
dost'.
Uzivajme mas zdravy roz-
um sud'me podl'a spra-
vedlivosti a nedajme SO pre-
dat. Prirovnajme nase dnes-
ne pomery k tym, jake boly
pred styrma rokmi! Jake bo-
" robotne pomery vtedy a
dnes! Kcl'ko SINE mali vte-
dy chleba a dnes? Kol'ko
l'udi lezalo donna bez prace
vtedy . dnes? Nehanb ga
j zmenit' tvoju stranu. ked'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07

who are willing or unable to supply the necessary relief. N
 s. "T'he government may spend It's money for the suppression of the boil weevil, but it may not compen. sate the farmers for suspending the growth Of cotton in the infested areas.
 {. Tt may support rural schools, but may not condition it's grant by the requirement. that certain stand- ards be maintained.
 Do An ColIapse9
 DO ell It's activities collapse be- cause in order to effect the permis- sible purpose, in myriad ways the money is paid out upon terms and conditions which influence action of the recipients within the states, which congress cannot commando
 "The answer would seem to be plain. If appropriation in aid of Q program of curtailment of agricul- tural production is constitutional, and 1t is not denied that 1t is, pay- ment to farmers on condition that they reduce their crop acreage is constitutional"
 "The only conclusion to be drawn" he said, lis tht results be- come lawful when they are ilci- dents of those powers (commerce and custonD but unlawful when incident to the similarly granted power to tax and spend"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07

Continued from Page l.) 20 years after reaching the per- mlssive retirement age.
 Three of the six justices who voted yesterday against AAA are eligible for retirement. They are WILLS Van Devanter, George Sutherland and James c. McReynolds. Justice Louis D. Brandeis, one of the three who voted yesterday to uphold AAA, also Is over 70 years of age.
 Limit Courts Power
 Proposals to limit the courts power ranged from one calling on the court to render m advisory opinion on oil bills immediately up- on their introduction In congress to c constitutional amendment to pro- hiblt the court from declaring any act unconstitutional
 Senator George w. Norris, R., Nebraska, last year introduced Q bill requiring that If the court declared an act unconstitutional 1t should have to do SO within GO days of It's enactment.
 To offset this time limitation, Norris would amend the judicial codes to give the court original jur- isdiction in cases attacking consti- tutionality of c measure, and thus avoid delay In the lower courts,
 Rescind Power Entirely
 Representatives Joseph P, Monag- han, D.. Montana, and James l.. Quinn, D., Pennsylvania. would res- cind the courts review power en- tirely.
 quinn proposed q constitutional court of the United States, shall de- clare unconstitutional or void any law enacted by the congress of the United States" and that any net shall remain in force until repealed by congress or until vetoed or re. pudiated by the legislatures Of three fourths of the states.
 Monaghan proposed 6 law declar. ing that any federal judge who de- clares on act unconstitutional shall be guilty of usurpation of powers and hence subject to immediate dis- fnissal from federal service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07
STATE INCREASES
 OUR PENSION TAX
(Continued rom Page 1.)

In addition, the new law robs the city of its old income from personal tax. The latter tax has been wiped out to make way for the old age pension tax. The latter money goes direct to the state while the city received the personal tax money.
 The drastic change from the per- sonal tax system to the old age pen- sion tax program is likely, 1t is re- ported from all parts of the state. to result in municipalities taking action to cut down pensions to retir- ing public employees. If the cities and towns are to be assessed by the state for the old age tax money, it is claimed, and thus forced to shoulder the general task of keeping the new state fund going, they will try to eut down the amount of pensions be- ing paid to retiring employees. Water bury has at the present time . large number of high pensions being paid. More will be added on during the next few years. This same situ- ation prevails in other cities and towns Of the state. Legislation to reduce the pension responsibilities of the cities and towns Is possible In the 1887 session of the general assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07

Continued from Page i.) derstanding that 1t could be refiied If Q satisfactory adjustment was not reached.
 During the past year the local ex.legislator had several confer. ences here and in Hartford with the power company officials and mat. ters were encouraging in the be. ginning. Many circumstances, how ever, delayed Q final decision, mainly the federal legislation ir Washington. The conferences have terminated, now, with no reductions being granted.
 Convinced Tn Reduction
 T am convinced that c reduction should be made and am deter- mined to continue the fight, espec. ially to eliminate the fixed charge declared exisenator Kackett. "The attitude in the past toward the appeals for reduction of rates hes caused the protest vote and legis. lation levied against the utilities" he added. T believe that the poW- CT company interests now realize that 1t would have been better to reduce rates than pay high taxes and face adverse igeislation, witness the Danbury and New Haven cases during 1885.
 Many privately owned power companies have recently made re- auctions In rates in nearby cities and states and according to the figures of the federal power coin- mission this state pays twice ca much for electricity as compared with the municipally owned plants in Tacoma, ontario and Winnipeg and the Tennessee Valley author- fly.
 Asks Cooperation
 T wish to thank those who as- sisted me in my past efforts and ask for and welcome continued COG operation of ell those interested in reduction of rates, realizing that there D Q hard and determined fight ahead, we must stand togeth- or again. In my opinion we may confidently hope for success in this matter before the Public Utilities commission in view of the recent opinion of the commission in the Derby case where counsel for the company and petitioners were asked to reduce rates by informal discuss sion. The company expressed its belief that Q reduction in rates waa justlfiable. Conditions and cidcum- stances in Derby were somewhat similar to those in Waterbury"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07
SAMUEL s. DENTON EBANKER VICTIM
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(Continued from Page lJ
 that he would aid him in making a big killing" Tho stranger was sup- posedly on the inside" of Q big deal, and it was only with $oigned reluctance that he decided to lot tho banker in on the transaction.
 The strangers arguments were plausible, and his knowledge seemed 90 genuine that Denton agreed to take part in the deal. 4 meeting wAS arranged in Waterbury and in this city Denton handed over 93S, 1000 to the stranger on or about May 18th. That was the last that he saw Of his money. It had been the old "waliet" , trick. g.
 Slim Chance to Recover Lieut.. schatman said today that Dentons chances of recovering any of his money were livery poor" He declined to state how Ahearn had been caught, but the same inform. ant who related the background of the original gwindlo told 6 Demo- crat reporter that the swindler, ai- iegedly Ahearn, hnd decided that Denton was "oasy pickings" end that he'd try again with the Ridge. field banker. No contacted Denton from New Haven, but this time tho banker notified state police and Ahearn and his companion were picked up.
 Denton is said to be c millionaire. He Is one of the most prominent Tes- idents of. Ridgefeld, and has funds invested in several businesses. VIII Continue Probe
 Under Lieut.. schatsnan's direc- ton, state police will continuu their investigation into the gigantic dim- liam game during tho next week. It was reported early this afternoon that Q move might be made to have Tatz, the man held in New Haven, arrested on c bench warrant from the superior court and brought here to face trial. A bench warrant may also be sought for Ahearn, in which case he will Do tried ct the January criminal term of the high court, which begins next week.
 Business sentiment In Germany is reported to be deteriorating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07

Waterbury's seven deputy sheriffs are members of the committee that is arranging the first annual dinner dance of the Association to be held Thursday Seven evening, January 16, at the Seven Gables Inn at Mil- ford. J. Edward SlRvln, high sheriff of New Haven county, s general chairman.
 It Is expected that prominent state officials and leaders In town and cities in the county will be guests at the affair. the first of It's kind ever staged In the county.
 The local sheriefs on the conn mlttee are James E. O'Leary, Frank McCann, Albert Francis, Frank Brlckel, George A. Hynes, Bernard Blick, and Glenn Briotti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07

(Continued from Page 1) to be continued. It is up to cori- gress to provide that legislation within the provisions of the consti- tuition.
 If the constitution in it's present form makes it impossible for all groups to enjoy economic equality. steps will be taken immediately to amend the constitution SO that the rights of all groups and of all citi- zens will no longer be jeopardized
 Won't Take 1t Lying Down
 Washington, Jan. 7- (UP) =. House Majority Leader William B. Bankhead, d., asserted today that the farmers and "their friends in congress" will not take the supreme courts decision demolishing the AAA lying down." Bankhead, CO., author of the Bankhead cotton con- trol act, expressed belief that the cotton measure also is tout" as c result of the AAA decision. "Off. hand" he said. T doubt that it will be possible to form any com- pulsory control legislation to replace 1t because of the courts decision" l" He said he was not certain whether the decision left any loopholes for . substitute AAA program but that congress would "try mighty hard'' to find one. He predicted over- whelming passage of the united front" veterans cash bonus bill and said that he did not favor any "un- due restrictions" on bonus floor de- hste.
 Cease Activity
 Washington, Jan. 7-(Up)--Eield 0iIiceg of the AAA were notified by telegraph today to cease all activity