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might not know about it then, for
this being Friday, and bargain day
downtown, Mrs. Nikula was thinking
of going to see what q good shopper
could do for herself. At late hour
| this morning, however, she was still at
home, protecting her husband from
newspapermen trying to give her hus-
band the good news.
1t is probable, however, that even
il Mrs. Nikula is away when her hus-
band arises, he will notice the several
kilograms received at the home this
morning from prospective purchasers
of his lucky ticket. These will pre-
sent him with something of problem
to sell or not to sell.
The Nikulas, even before the draw.
had talked about what they would
do if their ticket brought anything.
and they've made "lots Of plans" said
the lady of the house. For one thing,
there's the little question Of bills.
II scarcely know what to say" were
Mrs. Jewell v. Goodman's first words
on being informed she held q ticket
on Inchkeith.
Naturally. I couldn't give any
sensible statement now. I'm all up
in the air. Goodness, never ex-
pected anything like this"
Mrs. Goodman is "a. Her husband,
James Robert Goodman, q printer.
has been unemployed for about 1S
months. she said. They have been
married about two years.
Lusby, who has not been very active
in the real estate business for the past
few years, must have thought his ears
were playing him false when he was
notified of his luck by telephone.
will you repeat that again, please?"
he asked when a not-too-weak voice
informed him he was sure of winning
almost $1,000 and stood q chance OF
collecting as high as $l50,000.
"That's Just Fine!"
'Well that's Just fine!" Lusby ex-
claimed, and you could almost see
him beam over the telephone.
Lusby, the father Of four sons and
a daughter, has no definite plans but
thinks he'll wait and see how much
7 get"
Three Baltimoreans figured. One
ticket on Samos II was held by an
unidentified owner in Oak Garden
Apartments; "John-Jim," sol Sheri-
dan avenue, drew Ripon, nom
starter, and &C, N, d." $40 North
Charles street. drew Can Can, also .
non-starter.
r. A. jackson of Midlothian, Ches-
terfie1d County. Va, got Trade Wind.
and James A. Scoggin, jr, Of Victoria,
Stone Ginger.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
LA LUCIA EN- Ell SENADO
POR Ell PAGO DE LA 30
NIFICACION A LOS VETE-
RAMOS

Washington, Enero 16-Los
senadores que en- Ia alta CANA.
ra def. enden la inflaz6n none
taria, luchan hoy a favor de
lue la bonificaciGn a los vete-
ramos de la guerra mundlal Sc
pague sin demora, i%mprimien-
do ell gobierno So. 100000.
A favor del page estan Ga Sc
nadores, mas de las dos terce-
ras parties necesarias para pa
sar sobre I'm veto. Integran Ell
grupo a favor de les soldados,
48 democratas, Is republica-
nos, dos campesino-laboristas
y I'm progresista. Como dudo-
sos aparecen cinco dem6cratas
y tres republicanos que ell aho
pasado votaron a favor del
La MEDIA de compromise,
que sustituye a la ley del Sena-
do, autoriza la emission de
1900, 900, 900 en- bonos de 10
amos, pagaderos al demandar-
10 los beneficiados.
Sin hablar nj a favor nj en-
contra del proyecto, ell Secre-
tar.o de Haienda, Sr. Morgen-
THAI, record6 al comite de ha-
cienda del Senado que ell teso-
no debe levantar $4,000 00,-
900 dentro de II meses,
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
COMMUNICATION DEL COMITE DE LOS
DERECHOS CIVILES DE LOS CIUDADANOS

FL Comite de. Defensa de los
derechos Civilea de los Ciuda-
dadanos de Tampa, nos remite
una communication nformando-
mes de que ell dia 9 de Enero Sc
complete 81 constitution off
cial en- ell edificio de las J6venes
Cri:tianas, en- la Gale Twiggs
esquina a Morgan.
La finalidad del comite es
movilizar la opinion y Ell senti-
miento del pueblo para que los
asesinos de Jose Shoemaker
sean castigados.
Por mediaci6n de este nuevo
ORGANISING, ell domingo 10, en- Ell
Auditorio Municipal, a las tres
de la tarde, hablar6 ell jefe So
cialista Nprmn Thomas, denun-
eiando a los criminales.
lie presentara ell Rev, Walter
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
F3ESENTO UN INFORME
Ell GRAN JURADO DEL
CONDADO

Ell gran jurado del cOndado
present6 aver I'm infOrme q los
jueces de Ia CoFte del Circuito,
con relaci6n a la venta Illegal
de Eebidas alcoholics, ell case
de Willie Fletcher y ell del ne
gro Bill Brown, presunto ase-
sino de William Williams.
Sc ordena procesar a Brown
y que Sc lie juzque por asesina-
to en- primer grade; Sc ordena
la libertad de Fletcher, por no
haber suficientes indicios en- su
contra, y Sc da tempo para que
prosiga la investigation del ira
.fico de bebidas y las autorida-
des puedan actuar de acuerdo
con la ley,
NJ ha terminado aun ell alto
euerpo sus investigaciOnes so :
bre elecciones ilegales y Ell jue-
go prdaibido; pero seguira en-
su tarea y finalmente senalara
respOnsabilidades y medidas
para remediar la situaci6n.
Elogia ell gran jurado al she
riff Mcleod, por los recientes
ARE tos de jugadores, y estima
que debe darse al prOblema del
juego prOhibido la acci6n que Sc
demanda.
En- Ell informe de aver no
Sc hizo alusion al case de Shoe
maker; pero aver mismo Sc la
mo a declarar al bombero ]. A.
McCaskill, cue asisti6 a una de
las reuniones de la victima y
sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Ell POLICIA TRUESDELL MA
TO A UN NEGRO DE is
AMOS

A las dos de la tarde de hoy,
ante ell jrez de paz Lorenzo
Hernandez, Sc efectuara Ia in
vestigaci6n de la muerte de un
muchacho de 10 amos, de la
raza negra, J. C. Hill, a quien
mat6 ell policia Truesdell cuan
do sali6 corriendo de una CO.
chera de la callede Cass, resi-
dencia del DR.. E. R. Oberlin.
Truesdell dice que lie trio a
las piernas, poFque rehusaba
pararse, y oil proyectil lie sec
cion6 una arteria.
La Sra. Oberlin llam6 a la
policfa cuando vic que ell ne
gro entraba en- su patio y Sc
escondfa en- la cochera.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
C~ONDENADOS LOS
KADEN

81 juez Robert T. Dewell, que
interinamente preside la corte
de 10 criminal de Tampa, conde-
no aver a los hermanos Gilbert
y Ernest Kaden, como autores
de un delito de robo cometido
} ace mas de 8 amos, a 10 amos
de preside.
I'm jurado declare culpables
a los hermanos, en- octubre, de
asaltar y rObar a A. c. Duval,
encargado de una cadena de es-
tablecimientos, quitandole $4S1
La defensa present6 una mo-
ci6n de nuevo juicio, que no lie
fue cOncedida.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

Metcalf presidente del comit&
y pastor de la Iglesia Congrega
cional de la avenida Florida.
Ademas del Sr. Thomas ha
b,aran ell DR.. Royal w. France,
professor de sociolcgfa y econo-
mia en- e. Colegio de Rollins, y
ell DR.. George Googe, orzaniza-
dor de la Legion Americana en-
ell sur del pals.
Han ofrecido su cooperation
al acto, Ell DR.. Hamilton Holt,
presidente del colegio de Roll
ms; ell Rev. John D. Wing obs
20 Gel distrito Episcopal de Flo
rida; ell DR.. Judd j. Spivey,
presidente del colegio metcdis-
"a Sou hern, y otras PERSONAL
dadeS.
Desea ell Comite cue la colo
MIA latina tenga una nrmerosa
representation en- ell mitin.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Candidates a reina b damds

Candidates a reinG D dGmGs
Publicamos hoy la lista de
las senoritas candidates a rel
ma v demas de miss Latin A.
merican", en- Ell Carnavale Lati-
no que la Camara de Concrete
de West Tampa celebrara Ell
sabado.
Candidates a reina: Srtas.
Elvira Cesareo, por ell Italian
Country Club; Raquel Santos,
Comite del Golden Jubilee; Mi
lie Valenti, Unione Italiana, y
Pillar Farfante, Kiwanis Club.
Candidates a damas: senori-
tas Frances Chiaramonte, Unio
ne Italiana; Luisa Esperanto,
Camara de Concrete de Tam
pa; Clarita Valdes, Exchange
Club; Isabel Mejeras, Lions
Club; Josefina Villadonga, Cen
tro Espanol; Marion Italiano,
Club Rotario; Angelica Cutie
rrez, Camara de Concrete de
Ybor; Margarita Gutierrez, XII
wants Club; lBebe Gonzalez,
Propeller Club, y Mary Caste
llano, Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Como va hemos anunciado,
la reina electa sera coronado en-
una ceremonial que tendra efec-
to en- ell escenario.
Los bales, en- ell piso alto y
en- la sala %cantina, seran ameni-
zados por las orquestas "Mano
Sanchez, Don Francisco" y
'Los Bohemios''.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Cortc de 10 Criminal
causa contra un ex-poIicia

Empez6 aver el juice de la
causa contra w. w. Story, un
expolicfa, acusado de agredir
brutalmente a los esposos Clau
de D. Miller, duehos de un es-
tablecimiento de la avenida de
Florida.
Ell fiscal termin6 de presen-
tar sus tegtigos en la session de
la tarde y la defensa empezara
hoy con los suyos. Story decla-
rara en- su favor.
Por orden del juez Robert I.
Dewell, que preside la vista,
el jurado pas6 la noche ence-
rrado.
Cuando ell v;gilante agredi6
a los Miller, estaba borracho Y
cast no podfa razonar.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
LA CIUDAD Y Ell CONDA-
DO d QUE CUI-
DARLOS

A las autoridades de la ciu-
dad Y ell condado comunic6 a.
yer ell Sr. Charles H. AIspach,
director nacional de transeun-
tes en- la WPA, que deberan
cuidar de los enfermos y lisia-
dos que Sc encuentran en- ell cam
pamento de Lowry, tan pronto
Sc concluya ell dinero que para
tai fin diera, en- noviembre, ell
gobierno federal.
Ell campamento de Lowry Sc
halla a cargo de hombres que
por su estado de salud no pu-
dieron ser utilizados por la
WPA en- las obras p1blicas.
I'm comite nOmbrado por ell
gobernador Sholtz investiga ell
problema y propOndra gclu-
clones.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
REUNIONES DE LOS PARTI-
DARIOS DE TOWNSEND

Los partidarios del plan de
pensiones Townsend celebra-
ran hoy dos reun.ones, una en-
ell Club Civico de Jackson
Heights, en- la avenida Lake.
y la otra en- la Primera Iglesia
Congregational, a las 1880.
Ell Club de Hyde Park eligi6,
la siguiente directiva: Raym :.
ond Sheldon, presidente; D. B.
Givens, primer vicepresidentes
Miss Agnes Heustis, secreta-
rio; Sra. E. A. Wilkinson, teso-
rero. Comite Consultivo, Sres.
Harry N. Carr, A. E. Wake :
man y Sras. Steed, Fish, Myers
y West.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
S T NOCHE
AQUI Ell RABI WISE

I'm hombre liberal, defensor
de muchas causas mobiles, ell Ra-
bi Stephen s. Wise, hablara es-
ia noche en- ell auditorium mu-
nicipal con ell tema LA Cons
trucci6n de I'm Nuevo Mundo".
Antics de la conferencia, ell
iluatre visitante sera obsequia-
do con I'm banquete, en- ell Ho-
tel Tampa Terrace.
LIE dara la bienvenida Ell al
calde Chancey y en- ell baaquete
lie presentara 81 periodista E.
D. Lambright. editor del Tri-
bune.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

la orquesta Los Bohemios tras-
mitira mahana, de 7 80 a 8, des
de los estudios de la WDAE, en-
ell Hotel Tampa Terrace.
"Pesare.", pasodoble, (estre-
no); "Lamento Cubano', son;
'Sonrisa de tn terra" pasodo-
BILE (estreno); ''Cuando tn no
ne quieras" son (estreno) ;
"Agadir", pasodoble (estreno),
y ell "Pulpero", preg6n.
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
I'm team de Basket Boil

I'm team de Basket Ball
La Secci6n Atletica del Cir
,ulc Cubano ha organizado un
team de basket BALI.
Publicamos la lista de los mu
chachos que 10 componen Luis
Garcia, Jose Diaz, John Rodri-
guez, Emilio Alnada, Dan L6-
pei, Ramon Lopez, Alberto Con
zalez, A. Monteresi.
Este "team" gan6 una copa
ell ano 1888.
Y reta a todas las socieda-
des y clubs, locales.
Para concertar un desafiO
pueden ponerse en- contacto con
ell p~residente de la Seeeion At
l6tica, Sr. Manuel Cabrera.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
D'ARPA SIRYE A LOS PRO


Ell CONCEAL Alberto D'Arpa,
del distrito de West Tampa, to-
dos los microbes, a las 8 de la
noche, lena las planillas de
exenciones a los propietariOs,
gratis, en- ell edificio de la so
ciedad Stella, ayenida Howard
esquina a Spruce.
Los vecinos de West Tampa
que 10 deseen pueden utilizar
los servicios de su CONCEAL, que
es abogado de profession.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Una pelicMla en- espaNol

Una pelfcnlG en- eSpGHOl
Pocas veces Sc ha proyectado
una production en- espahol tan
perfecta como la eNaibida ano-
che en- ell teatro Casino.
Tomada en- Madrid Y BARGE
Iona. En- esa pelicula vimos al
actor Antonio Palacios, la tiple
c6mica Consuelo Soler, Tony
Daley y otros elementos valio
SOS del teatro espanol.
Nos dice ell Sr. Glamour que
tiene en- proyecto ell traer otras
producciones de esa clase.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Elecciones en- el EspaMOl

Elecciones eR Ell EspaaoI
Ell dia % de este mes ell Cen
tro Espanol celebrara eleccio-
mes para elegir primer vicepre-
sidente, por dos amos; Tesore-
re, por dos amos; 16 vocales por
dos amos, y cuatro, por un ano.
All P~residente, Sr. Ramon
Fernandez Rey, lie queda I'm a.
10 mas.
Ell dia 20 habra junta gene
raj.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vapores
'Walhaven, holandes; Limon,
Point Bonita y Marjorie,
american9s; las motonaves
Truxton, nicaragdense, y Tyr,
noruega y Ell remOlcadOr Baf-
she con las barcas petroleras
Pure Tiolene y Pure DetrOnox.
Sc hicierou aver a la mar los
vapOres Effingham, Oriental y
Cuba, y ell remolcador Cadmus
con la barca Derwent.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
SOCIALES

transportara a los excursions
tas hasta Ballast Point, donde
terminara la fiesta con un
wiener Roast Party.
FL tempo Sc presenta ia
vorable para la celebration de
este paseo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Ell TEMPO

Nublado para hoy y manana,
Posibles lluvias en- la parte cen
trail.
Maxima temperature aver,
IS grades minima, 81.
Marea alta a las 7:O1 a. m. y
6:51 D. m. Marea baja a la / :37
a. m. y 2:1O p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
PEREZ NO PU-
DO CELEBRAR UN MITIN

Madrid, Enero 16.--Perez
Madrigal, Ell diputado radical,
trat6 de efectuar un mitin en-
ell Escorial, impidiendOlo Ell pue
bio. En- los 1ltImos meses de
las Cortes de derecha Perez Ma
drigal Sc distingui6 por sus te-
diosos e irrazonables discursos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
PLEIToS Y DIVORCES

Angela Geraci Nuccio contra
U. S. Fire Insurance Co; Ada
N contra Gordon Mcneil;
Berta M. McMuren contra Err
nest S. McMullen; Nellie E. Ha
ley contra Albert L. Haley;
Mercedes Rodriguez Whitcomb
contra Paul Alvin WhitcOmb;
Katie L. Moody contra James
R.. Moody; Sybil Hadley contra
Bruce Hadley.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
DEFUNcIoNES

La Sra. Bella Corbera, 23O9
de la Gale Fig, de 48 amos, IA
lleci6 anOche en- su domicilio.
lie sobreviven una hija, Miss
Thelma Corbera; dos hernia :
mas, Sra. M. B. Fisher y Sra.
Rita Finch, y cuatro hermanos,
Ben, Emery, Enrique y Carl To
rres, de Lucerne Valley, Cal.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
La fiesta es hon

Oportunamente anunciamos
aver que Ell paseo de la Secci6n
de Damas del Centre Espanol,
consistente en- un animado
clay Ride, Sc Iaabia suspen-
dido para hoy, 10 que con gus
to recordamos. Los invitados
deberan reunirse a las 7:30 de
la noche en- ell Centre de Ybor.
ALI estara ell canton que
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

MUitGci6n
La recibimos de los atentos
muchachos que compOnen ell
club "Hetairea" para Ell bale
que celebraran en- ell Coliseo de
Davis Island, Ell dia % de este
mes.
Tocara en- este bale la or
questa don Francisco.
Muy apreciada.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
ATRIMONIo

Jose 0liveira, 20. y Dora Por
to, IL; F. H. West, 80, y Jose
Riley, 26; Donald C. Leary, 81,
y Oils M. Sidell, 81.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
PE9 MISOS DE CONSTRUC-
CION

Armando Cruz, retecllar en-
Ia Gale de Chestnut; M. H.
Lewis. Preparedness en- ell 219
de Michigan; o. Falk, remode-
lar, Franklin and Polk.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
N DE PRoPIEDADEs

Domenico Scolaro a Casimi-
70 Scolaro; T. A. NOrthcut a
H. B. Watson; Tampa Airport
Country Club a Emma D. Coz
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

Programa de Los BokemiOs
Publicamos ell programa que
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
GOLD EPIDEMIC HITS NEW YORK
Twenty Policemen on Sick Leave TOday-hOspi.
 tals Crowded

The present cold spell has brought with 1t the greatest epidemic of common colds that the city has had in years, Q survey showed today, Tn addition, more serious afflictions have sent many to Waterbury and st. Marys hospitals, and both insti- tutlons have little extra room ct the present time.
 As one instance of the preva. lence of colds and grip, the police department can be cited, No less than 20 men are on the sick list today. Fortunately their numbers are divided pretty evenly among the three shifts, but even so off, cers are having e rather difficult time spreading out assignments 50 that all beats in the city are cov- cred.
 Offices, factories and stores arc all having the cold weather take toll of their employees. This week especially has found hundreds of workers confined to their homes for several days or more with colds and other ailments brought on by the suhfreezing temperatures which have covered the city since mid January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
FILM TALK IS
 GIVEN FOLLOWS
Electrical Recording of Safety Address Feat.
 ures Meeting

James O. speAring. automobile editor oe the New Yogk Times was guest speaker ct the Lions club luncheon today at the Hotel Elton. and In Rls talk he pleaded with motorists to drive safely. ~The en- torcsment ot laws must not let down." he said, ''hNt most import ant we must build out accidents from the highways"
 The New York Times auto editor also hit at the tax divOrslon as the cause Of motor accidents end polnt- cd out that the diversion of motor iste' taxes Go purposes not related to highways wNs one reason why reads are under par in providing safety.
 The talk wAs given through Che courtesy of James Weloh of the Community Fllmtalks of New York by the novel method of electrical recording and screen in illustration which furnished plcturisatlon Of the speakers words. The subject was entitled ~The Open Road" and dealt with the development of highways end their economic importance. Mir, Spearing stated that highway travel in lOSA totAled nearly $50 billion passenger miles, or seven times more than leo0. but that this in- crease was not balanced by such on increase In the work done to im- prove highways,
 It was also announced today that there would he . meeting of tho board of directors ot the club next Tuesday evening at the home ot James Pholan on Highland avenue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
GIRL SCOUT UNITS ATTEND SYMPOSIUM
Swimming, Camping Serv. ice Work Held as Most
 Popular of Activities

Yesterday afternoon at the second Congregational church Girl Scout patrol leaders from nearly every troop in the city and several from nearby towns met to exchange ideas about the Girl Scout program. Edith Krugelis was in charge of Q group which discussed troop objectives and c group under Jane Cowper. waithe decided that swimming meets were the most popular form of So- cial activity in the scouting program,
 An outdoor pragraM was consid- cred by the group under Corinne Hlckcox and c number of girls un- der the direction of Shirley 0eghan dicided that they liked community service and wished they had mora to do in that line. Younger girls sa'l that\ they felt they were left out of thls work because of their age. There was also Q group under Myrtle Clark of Woodbury who held Q discussion on camping,
 Refreshments were served by Mrs, William T. Leggett, Girl Scout com- missioner At the close of tho Meet- ing. Nils Edna w. Weber, director, and Miss Evelina Hauser, assistant director, were present,
 Patrol leaders present were from Troop 2, All Souls church, Edith Phelan, Eleanor Webster, Jane Cow perwaithe, Doris Hayward, Eleanor Bronson, Betty Cowperwaithe; troop 3, Second Congregational church, Adienne Cantor; troop (, Bunker Hill church, Barbara Welton, Carol Williams, Betty Bloom, Betsey Shat tuck, Arline Tramm: troop 5, First Baptist church, 0uldane Keshian, Lottie Fuller, Laura McHale and Jacqueline Yavecchia; troop G, Blessed Sacrament church, Helen Orencole, Helen Blaire, Marian Me- Geever, oris Horton; troop 10, Mill Plain Union church, Janet Elwin, oris 0uhrin, Helen Mitchell and Margaret Mitchell: troop 9, First Methodist church, Florence P. Ban- nett; troop l2, Third Congregational church, Bertha Krugelis, Shirley 0eghan, Edith Krugelis, and Lygia Nainis; troop lS, Christ chapel, 4ar- bara Chamberlain, Virginia Tappin, orothy Heyden end Corinne Hickox; troop lA, West Side Methodist church, Beatrice Foster; troop ls, Senior troop, Ada Beecher; troop 25, oakville. Peggy Budd, Ruth Clinton, Carolyn Beardsley, Lorno Ashborn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
.SlO STOLEN FROM
 NAUCATUCK STORE
tspecial Co the Democrat

Naugatuck, Feb. lS.-Durglars last night broke into the meat and grocery store operated by Herbert Bohlin on Church street and es- capped with $i0 found In the cash register. Police believe at least two men are implicated in the break as the heavy cash register was moved from its regular place near the meat counter to the rear of the store.
 The break was not discovered un- til Mir, Bohlin opened his store this morning, The night providers are believed to have entered through Q rear door as the door has been boarded, was knocked down,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13

Property on stiles street is valued at e0'O0O. Two lots at Highland lake, Wlnsted, are valued At elO0. Euulty in Q mortgage on oak street property Is valued at S200. and . naortgage on property in Greenwich at eSbOO.
 Cash on hand amounted to el,O7o.01 and on account in tho Waterbury Building and Loan asso- ciation showed deposits of el,073.eB. Tho stocks listed In the inventory are as follows:
 30 shares, Waterbury Iron 60 shares, Lux clock Mig. co. eSOO 70 shares, Irving Trust Co.,, lA16 20 shares, Peter Paul, IIlc.,,,. 1900 S4 shares, North & Judd Mig.
 70. ,.,,ss,,,,.s,s,t,, lxSN lia shares, Grand Rapids Var
 nish co. ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. llA6 2S shares, Waterbury Foundry l. shares, Reymond Baking
 O., common ,,,,,,m,,,,, 10 10 shares, Raymond Baking
 %, preferred .,..,,.,,,,, 1000 10 shares, Hartford Fire Insur-
 Ance Co. ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 00O 200 shares, Eastern Malleable
 Iron Co. ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 300 70 shares, Globe and Reruh-
 lic Insurance Co..,,m,,,,, GAO 6 shares, Gray Telephone Pay
 Station co. ,,,,,,,,,.,,., ii5 50 shares, Segal Lock and
 Hardware %. .,,,,,,,,,.. 70 66 shares, Guaranty Invest-
 ment Trust co. .,,,,,,,,,, lO2 { ahares. United Founders. ~. $40 10 shares, Paris Pattern Co.,. 2B0 3 ahares, D. 6. Electric Power
 Corp. ........,............. l.aS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
FRATERNAL NEWS
Italian Brotherhood, SisteEhood Arranging Min. ssrsl Show-Local Moose Co Initiate Glass of Candidaees-A O. Fl. Auxiliary Arranging
 State Rally Here.

business meeting In Engineers han and an announcement was made to the effect that the A0th anniversary celebration will be held soon, Carl Larson is in charge of the banquet commit- tee and r. B, Johnson presided ct last nights meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
L b. 0. M.

At the next meeting of the Waterbury Lodge of Moose on February 90, ten candidates will undergo an initiation. On Sun day the lodge will be represent cd ct the third booster meeting In New Britain and tonight the setback team will travel to New Britain to take on the lodge in Q series of games,
 E. '. Dahl Is chairman of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13

and Betty Corcoran ;troop SS, Woodbury, Myrle Clark and Justin Clark; troop S6, SS, Peter and Paul, Lorraine Cashin, and Marita 0hent; troop 30, East Farms school, Marie Nelson; troop ST, St Francis Xavier, Estelle Whelan, Irene Riley and Catherine 0'Neil: troop Se, Water town, Barbara Lockwood, Ruth c. Kinkel and Thelma ayton: troop 90, Watertown, Ruth Rice, Susan Lewis and Janet Ripley; troop Ai, St. Thomas church, Matilda scap- pini, Mary onnelly, Clarie Marcella and Mary Kinnie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
M'EVOY PRESIDES
 HERE TOMORROW

Judge Frank McEvoy of this city will begin . term on the bench in local superior court at the short calendar session tomorrow morning. Cases for next week will be assigned at the session. Tho judge will re- main here until the beginning of the Apyil term.
 No sessions of superior court hava been held here this week, Judge Frederick M. Peasley presid- cd here from January until last week, retiring after last Fridays session,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13

The Italian Brotherhood and
 ehN Italian elsterhood will present Q minstrel show en-
 titled ~NeApolitan Nights" in Buckingham hall February 2Sth. Dancing will follow the enter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-13
WITHDRAW SUIT

The S2,000 civil action of John Lostritto of Milldale against the Waterbury White Truck O., was withdrawn from the docket in sue peg4or court today. The suit was listed for trial shortly.
 The action was based on an al- leged breach of agreement.