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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-15
Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 This Is to give notice that |. Winear c. Eldukevicius, of S06 Bank St., Waterbury, Conn, have filed an application dated Sept. 18th, 1936 with the Liquor Control Commis- sion for a Restaurant Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the Conn. The business is owned by Winear c. Eidukevicius, of soc Bank St., Waterbury, Conn.,, and will be conducted by Winear c. Eiduke- vicious, of 806 Bank st., Waterbury, con1;; w1NERRR sS RfrTittfsi ei' fSsiinuKrv1cn;s
 Dated Sept. 14th, 1936. 9-16-22
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-15
Employment

WANTED-Man with selling ability. Drawing account and commission. Not Q house to house. Education and refinement necessary. A real position for the right type of man. Write for appointment. Box C-8o, in care Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
HEALTH OF CITY
 PAST YEAR GOOD
Only Seven Diphtheria and Three Typhoid Cases
 Were Reported

only seven cases of diphtherla were reported in Waterbury during the past yeas, records of Health Of. ficer pr. N. > dodsreys office dis closed today. This Is one of the best records In the history of the city. During the past year. also, only three cases of typhoid fever were recorded locaily.J te,
 The reports on diphtheria cases were made in widely scattered raonths. Two cases were reported last January, one was filed last Feb fuary. Tn September one case was recorded ind in october another case was filed. During the present month two cases of dlphtherig were fepcrtsd to the local health depart- , Last Jatiuary enc case of typhoid fever, twas reported here. The next one was recorded In" May. The third case was filed during July.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Parents Urged to Support Boy Scout Work
CRAZY BOYS TO
 ATTEND FARLEY
Sixteen From Waterbury Going to Meriden COn-
 ference Tomorrow

Sixteen boys will represent the Gra-Y clubs of this city at the first annual state Gra-Y conference in Meriden tomorrow, One hundred and fifty boys arc expected to attend, representing Gra-Y groups rom every Y in the state.
 The boys representing the ollow- ing Gra-Y clubs will attend the con- ference: opeville Gravy, Donald slator, Edward Moneret, Richard Finke, Gordon Dubuque, Ralph Larrow; Anderson Gra-Y, William Boyd and George Stevens; Angus Gray. Addis Tracy and Warren Brightman; Bunker Hill Gra-Y, Walter Lowell; Iroquois Gra-Y, Charles Case: Woodrow Wilson Gra- Y, Charles Klampkin, Arthur John son, Robert Mobile; Wildcats Gra- Y, Robert Fitzsimons; Ramblers Cray, Robert Carroll.
 The delegates will leave the Gen. tral "" at 9:30 o'clock and will go by automobile to Meriden. Cal Martin, city boys secretary, IS scheduled to address the conference at the morning session.
 The Waterbury YMCA chess team triumphed again last night and won four of its Ave games from the New Haven YMCA team. The winners were: Fred Norling, Charlie O'Brien, N. Addison Cornell and Louis Stan- lev. Fred Strong resigned his match In order to get away because of the lateness of the evening, His op- ponent would not agree to a draw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Parish League
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements in which compensation will be paid weekly during the period of total disability were filed anG approved at Che OfYlce of the compensation commissioner today: W
 scovill Mfg. Co. and klemens sheibanis, Peck's Lane, Cheshire, finger injury, Sle.o6 beginning November l3.
 American Brass Co. and T. Dayicx, s Crescent street, Ansonia, toe injuries, slo.is beginning De- tOber iB.
 American Brass Co. and H. Joxinslsi. 71 Root street. Ansonia, Anger injuries, $i0.7S beginning October 90.
 Waterbury Clock Co. and Michael kerwin, 15 Cherry street, Anger injuries, $l1.il beginning November 13.
 9eov:ll Mfg. Co. and Joe kar- menato. R. r. ID. Ma. 2, Spindle Hlli read. Wolcotl, foot injury, $40 beginning November l2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

UlFeCvOF pf
 vitations to join tho committee have been extended to every man of the parish who IS interested.
 Activities of the Washington Park Community house basketball league will commence Wednesday evening, December 9, 1t was decided at a meeting of managers of the partic- ipating teams ct the community house last night. Following this opening event, regular league games will be conducted each Monday and Friday evening. Nets and other ac. couterments which transform the auditorium of the community house into a basketball court, will be in. stalled November 30, and after that the floor will~i5e available to the teams for practice sessions.
 Joseph Mulcunry, prominent and active member of the St. Francis Xavier Holy Name society, and the Knights of Columbus, was elected to the presidency of the league by unanimous vote of the team rep. resentatives. Other officers elected for the coming season are: Vice. president, William Phelan of the Welles A. O.; treasurer, William F. Kelly of the Community club nve;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Let Freedom Ring ida Phelps Hammond is so, you. yos rocormended list Farrar Rehart publish It Inat Swec child in the Johnson Johnson ad m November MOa n n daughter of the Harry Nasons ne ne s G,o % nncs on ad san s the rooisgt them s Don't have o move when people figured out iat idea rates mug Please your Social security can .s ss sSe a @ Ss vo may be glad you had to- Gloria uraon wears oalk SSsses in the night Wonder why9 Lots ot people anns p want you help The Good VII Court program pecaMs body would bother pannng It. '"Hr"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

The column Donne babies just fits for tomorrow Lnc
 xas want of the Wheman program viii wing Thanksgiving to see Ema Wknson r asusn h of president there Maybe merge too Soe Ts wM" writes Frances McCcys dltes roancns with her Al Donnna
 orchesra leader Roosevelt hosp Tor maor opera % after M Psrancumt date . his Lucy has no backer in her Miami project and to be restricted coun etc Russ Morgan he doesnt mind thef stuff because h found out long asS ns sy @ for istake mean the Hepburn thunibna came out
 Igh hat resting on cannslead of cane same derenc n you asked tt@ Gg3 sqs@'95 tt tar K, Fl4fG 2"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Meeting Tonight May
 Bring R Reorganization
 Of St. Francis Troop
Present Unit With Drum Corps to Be Enlarged and Prepared for Leading Role in Citys Scout Program;
 Basketball League Opens Season December 9

and secretary, Joseph P. Donahue of the Gents of the Hill.
 Gents Accepted
 Prior to the election of officers, the seven managers of the teanis which took part in last years league received and approved the application of the Gents of the Hill team, for admittance to the league. Eight teams are now entered and no more applications for entry will be considered.
 A committee of three was ap- pointed to draw up by.laWs which will be applicable to the league for the season ahead. The three, VIII. fam Kelly, c. Cicchetti and Frank Carroll will meet with Supervisor Bill Shea next Monday night at 2 o'clock to start their project. An. other meeting of the managers will be held at 8 o'clock the same eve- ming and they will take action on the acceptance of the by-laws as they will be presented. A schedule for the first round 10 play will also be arranged at the next meeting.
 Entries
 Teams entered In the league were represented as follows at the meet Ing last nighs: Community club i've, William F. Kelly and John Kelly; Welles A. O., George Grimm; Tri- bunes, Frank Carroll; Baldwin Props, c. Cicchetti; Till Jrs, John Murphy; Robbins, Morris Kelly; Reynond Hillies, James dladney and William Mccormack; Gents Of the Hill, Edward Curley and Joseph Donahue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Troop 9, B. s. A., St. Francis xavier's unit, Is expected to be en- larged considerably after tonight's meeting. Several boys have made application to join the troop and upon the successful taking of their tenderfoot tests will be admitted. The troop committee intends to build the troop to Its former poe sition as most prominent in the council. Enlargement of the troop committee s also expected as In.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Neon Eddy hasn't made film which about
 now Yet letters according to nove an mag editors asking he hasn't made another flicker nne ediorE ann up Eddy this Because ne isnt mar ed and possible catch Mary RSgers % W 1se p ne bnraiow on the studio formerly enaned W VIII ftoSsIS her daddy used by anyone since ms passing .n :ow Sid i sone sino9 reped "oh about twenty-five All ratings the radio survey went up yours ii.8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

a Carnes new "John I. Lewis " hear VIII DO recom- by the book clubs The highest priced eg of them s making three month survey 70 mo out wn2 t nost nouular counst the couny Meaning ALL gcuMn sts you're hird the M Th: sa Harris ofSs CC ss married skipping around tho sage o he
 Box rehearsng of the scenes from nEse sew mst have the band started the pogram wn Can't Get started With Xou"II! hgA -xoW NHi FFuhy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Thomas r. Neifernan, New Bri- tain; Loretta A. Sullivan, l4O Ma pie street. -
 william J. Weary. Jr,. Nauga- tuck; Maureen r. Slavin, S6 Crescent str ,et.
 Honorlus J. Chabot, 70 East Liberty street; Olga w. Pekrui, lO7 Wolcott street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Tuss King was in that eyon gets here itl Dc ure soft for comedians An they'll have o do hold up
 Hnn ana the the old jokes themselves
 Arthur Lockwood of the Onion Anti Committee Filth Ave- phOned all alarmed your Tefe cnes to e scaon quite nice He added that the scaIn h blood the lily and that he ntedE o com. like publicity man M Webb phonsd, A AZ S recent in saIeL" and replied: O but saw him play Hamlet n Romeo and Juliet" #t4 S %,a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

That .rbeed Lady" picture very funnyoved You can do rave on Gloria vandebigs book Without Peudice 1uton) is intensely interesting from kver to River ayed up nearly night finish Boy what hssrssehs Ior r nr Next tlne run this one Any Goumn is From sap to Nuts! Mervyn Le Roys 3 Men on Horse coes 10 Che strand to compete with the show w bIocks away that tho film version any play did the heavier business Ph w nC sc % % play announced Hes sn
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

M and Jane Gates of uppy set planning to Kenovae IA sccodne to their Friends? The pest anM.wa! ever shown think the film at the neweel theae
 camera was planted behind meehne gun ana you see @ ns from oopshp Spain Jack Arthur called 70 a your asem ton o about the scientists who sad snere no pe about themselves. E4 .a.f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

all the papers inviting Nostneess @ es to yeSn Ms o S s no nace for anybody brain and few dollars that half-inch ad which simply Tt was 7s degrees m a vesterdayl the gel bouncer at Leon and Eoo "acessso she opens n @ sssy c xnin~ s
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Carolan IEonored

CarOlan HonOred
 A group comprised mostly of members of the Washington Hill A. 0. gathered at Moynihans, Hitch. cock Lake, last night to honor a member and past officer of the club at e bachelor dinner. Several speak. CTS and entertainers livened the af- fair which was in honor of John Carolan who will join the ranks Of the benedicts in the near future. Phil Ryan, as master of ceremonies introduced the, speakers and pre- sented the guest of honor with . token of the esteem of those as- sefnbled.
 About 36 comprised the party. From that number the following w,re called on to speak, and In each case the guest of honor was tho target for weil.wishes and coa- eratuiat ationg: Dun Cannon, Mike Shea, Pat Moran, I'd Fitgmaurice, Tom Purcell, Tom Walsh, John Dolan, Bill Shea, Pat Kelly, Id Mc- csrath, Pat Kiernan, Maurice Shea, Houston Carolan, William Brown, Jim Keefe, Elmer Brown, William Mahaney, James Walsh and Patrick Kelly.
 Several Irish songs were sung by Patrick Kelly at the request of the assemblage. In view of the fact he was chairman of the arrangements committee, William Mahaney was also allowed to exercise his vocal chords.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

"A new game refuge Is to be ca- tablished in the George. Washing ton National Forest. Virginia. Ste lated ir Augusta county. the retr uge will be known as Big Levels Game Refuge, and it E estimated, Will cover S0,000 acres. & n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Marta Rocaort Cuban eyefu may stay hee month ana . Scvvood M If Athe Count Covadonge nnS Several calls about the broadcast reference to rH nne told them sad in response to query you heard of unhappness In their household Vauas hc Foran the admit they will wed about Januv ahe Little Casino 72nd Street s Q merry spot 4l,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Iiarbenders

Plenty of action B foreseen in the weekly "4b" games of the Earbend: ers' tourney which will Do played at the community house tonight. At the present writing Art FrageauS Forty. Miners are in top polstion, but the Joyce and Grimm combines are trailing closely.
 Tine schedule for tonight mixes Frageau with Grimm, Ryan with ,Joyce and Grimes with Fitzmauricc. Tn the event Grimes succeeds in de. feating his opponent, another tie for tho basement position will en' sue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

This Is how the latest popular di- version runs. It's covering the country like a mid-western sand storm. It is pushing the "knock- knock" craze off the boards. If you haven't heard of 1t yet, here's a starter What other businesses can you think of, along similar linesP Send your craZiest business gags to Waterbury Democrat. The best will be printed daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20

Sales of radio sets in France have declined and the expected increase which followed previous radio salons did not materialiZe this year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
The l,resent league stalldlng:
Wonen Score ,

'Iua WOmen bcVEut ,nE Z Mrs, Joseph quinn scored . 'string of i2z, which is . new high for the wornen's league of the Community club, when the league held lts ses. sion at the community house last night. Scores Of the, teams were; Bins 3; Birches l; Naples 2, Cedars |: spriices 2, Oaks 1; H.mlocks g. Pines l. .sL a,t
 Parish League q
 The Green entry in the Wednes.. day afternoon bowling league or women of the parish, held weekly at Inc xaverlan hall alleys, took ail honors to themselves yesterday Mrs. gchoeck, of the Greens, with n string of ii6 garnered high single horors and nigh three with 25o' The Greens had high game Of elI md high total pinfaii Of i,424.
 : Results of the pairings In tiie league yesterday were: Greens S' Blues O; Reds 2, Whites l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
History Repeating Itself

Trouble. in Spain is no new prop lem for France. Exactly a century and two years ago, this country faced the same issue. A terrible civil war, then Gs now, tore the peninsula. On the one side was Don Carlos who represent absolutisnh' which today is Nazi-F'ascism. on the other side was the young Queen Isabella, representing the liberal and constitutional monarchy. Then as now Europe took sides.
 The absolutist states in 1884 were Prussia. Austria and Russia They supported Carlos. The liberal nations England and France-op- posed them.
 The blood t irsty Monsieur Thiers powerful Franch statesman wanted to interene, on the side oi Isabella. But Louis Philippe = French king whom history ha' treated shabbily but who stands out, in the long run, as having hat rather more common sense thar many monarchs--said "No".
 In the long run. it was England which made the decision. Sh' would do nothing. shc said. to un'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
Polar Outlook

But q real shiver of fear Is tra- yersing France. Added to the normal dangerS--economic' m'il- tary, political--which seem to DC chronic here, there Is another menace looming which might out weigh them all. France is expect' ing the coldest winter m a ceh- tury.
 In many parts of France houses are !ll-equipped to endure siege of terrific cold. Why should they be9 Terrific could is rare. Any how, tho weather prophets here arc exhorting Frenchmen to be prepared for winter, Just as the Cassandras of European peace are exhorting the populations to pre- pare for war.
 one mcteorologist lays his pro' phooies down on tho line, with ] dates, degrees, and places, In a I small paper.covered booklet call. cd "The Great Winter i0S6-lV31''
 Tho temperature will drop M France to i5 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. FreeSing will com- mence Dec. 90, i036, and will con- tinue until March 2, io37' thus giving tho great winter" 6s whole days. There will, however, DC two short periods Of thaw, the first between Jan. II and 10. and the second between Feb. ' and 9. snow will be prealent, and will commence falling q few days be. fore the great winter" itself commences. The coldest day will probably be Jan. ', 1857 -
 so that's what is facing France, B.r.r-r.rl Qarcon, another groB Americaini
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-20
--- Paris Letter Roosevelt Victory Opens Way For New Debt Talk
FRANCE SEEKS U s. GOOD WILL
BY MORRIS GILBERT

BY NORRIS GILBERT
 NEA Service Staff Correspondent
 Paris, Nov. 20--The spec tacle of more than 40 million people Hooking to the polls in peace and order and of their own free will, and casting se- cret ballots, without menace or regimentation or fear, such as was the fact in the recent American elections, has had a stupendous impact on Europe.
 It brings good cheer particu- larly to France, who sees in the event a striking re- affirmation of the way democracy can function. Never before hos an American election had s1en wide publicity In France. For days prior to the event. the Paris papers were full of it. z
 "Roosevelts success Is the tri' ulnph Of courage" declares Edou.. ard Herriot in . laudatory signed article. It means more than that to Herriot --- president Of the Chamber of Dcputies--who sees In 1t also Q grand chance Tor France to get back into Americas good graees by settling the war And nobody In Paris today is surprised to see the Blum gov. ernment taking steps to reopen the question. Had Roosevelt been defeated at the polls, the basis TOT discussions, arrived at In talks be- tween the president and Francis dc Tessan would have had to DC scrapped.
The Washington times., 1936-12-17

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1936-12-17
CLUB CALENDAR
TODAY

Woman's National Democratic
Club-Education committee meet
ing, II a. M, meeting by business
and professional group, 8 p. M,
1925 New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
Washington Section of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Juniors
Movie Ball." Jewish Commun-
ity Center.
Washington Branch, A. A. U. W.
Junior groups dinner-bridge,
$3.50 p. m, meeting Of Martha
MacLear poetry section, IL q. m,
meeting of art appreciation Sec
tion, 8 p. m, 1884 I st. N. w.
Petworth Women's Club-Art
section luncheon meeting, 1890
p. M, Petworth Methodist Church; !;
civic section meeting, 8 p. m,
home Of Mrs. r. C. Voolfolk.
Beta Theta Pi-Dinner meet
ing, $50 p. M, Lafayette Hotel.
Washington Alumnae Chapter OF
zeta Tau Alpha-Annual Christ
mas party, at the home Of Miss
Betsy and Miss Mary Lee Watkins,
800 Cumberland Ave-, Somerset,
Md.
Blue Triangle Club-Annual Chill
dren'S Christmas party, 6 p. M,
Y. w. C.. A.
The Washington times., 1936-12-17
TOMORROW

Magazine Committee, District D.
A. R.-Louisiana room, Continental
Hall.
Women's City Club-Bridge Sec
ton meeting. 1880 p. m, 1876 Jack
son Pl. N. w.
District League Of Women
Voters B oard meeting, noon,
Brookings Institution.
Petworth Women's Club-Home
and education sections, meeting, l
p. M, home of Mrs. George Palmer.
,Woman's National Democratic
Club-Dinner, Z p. M, 1926 New
Hampshire Ave. NV.
Psi Lambda Tau soroity-Party,
given by Miss Mildred Holtz.
Industrial Nationality Groups
and World Fellowship Committee
Of the Y. w. C. A.-International
Christmas festival and world mar
ket, 4 p. m, to midnight, "Y"
headquarters.
Girl Reserves-MotherS' tea, 3
p. M, e Street Y. w. c. A.
Junior Girl Christ
mas sing, 4 p. m, Barker Hall,
Y. w. G. A.
The Washington times., 1936-12-17
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