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Evening star., 1936-04-12

REFRIGERATORS electric; warehouse sale
late models reduced cash or time; electric
range Smiths Storage Co.. 1913 You NV.
Phnne North 33A3
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SIS: tailor elec.. S45; drophead S5. Rent
ais, So up Repairs. 81 Wilcox & Gibbs
elec. portable Snh Lear phone West 3O6O.s
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rm.. k1tchenette. fireplace. radio. phone.
NV: clean, well furn.; refs. perm.
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31O TAKOMA AVE Takoma Park-Single
large double; exp; detached house;
practically private bath; garage. Shep-
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private shower. : exp. No other roomers. .
1871 PARK RD. NW-Large room TO one
or two gentlemen; private home. semi-bsth.
use of phone Call Col 9SS1 Reasonable
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ADDING MACHINE. Wales. electric ID. c.l
l-column; cost new S275. sell for S32 so.
Call todey or tomorrow. 607 q st. NV.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW and stable manure
Clarendon 222S or address Box 205-K.
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GARAGE DOORS S.OxS.0 Ia Ar open.
0.5O; also several used doors. s. 90
pair, See us for dry lumber. Eisinger
Mill & Lumber Co.. Bethesda, Md Phone
wisconsin o400
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OIL STOVES ("New Perfection'l. al ns nig
compressor S65; automatic gasoline range;
good as new. So 80; Superfex heater 5000
as new, S35. 264 Carroll ST.. Takoma
Do III
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3172 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room.
line: good SURROUNDINGS
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DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION-In private
home; sunny. attractive rooms twin beds,
for young women who require atmosphere
doing personal laundry and other hons
sSdysntsEes1 Sdys1 ags1 1719 Rigss pl. NV. Phone
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FURNITURE Of entire sample house; twin
bed room suites; dining room suite, To-
piece solid mahogany, Sis; living room
Must be sold 254 Hamilton st. NV. cor
ner Bird st. NV.
FURNITURE-Radio 8 tubes and tester
clock kitchen utensils. Leaving city. Call
Sunday-Monday. 10 to 9, $40 Kentucky
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Mr. COLONY THEATER-Bus passes door.
front rm.. 3 wind. next shower: quiet
home: $50: refined, emp. sent. Georgia
Evening star., 1936-04-12

SEWING MACHINE Singer oh. good con-
dition. with guarantee and sewing course
$3.50; console reduced. S37. 637 II ne.
SEWING MACHINE. portable. Singer; will
sell reasonable. 1926 Wisconsin ave-,
Apt. 5.
SEWING MACHINE-Elec console. $50 so;
round bobbin, treadle. $50: guaranteed
unusual bargains: repairs. 81. Dealer.
Adams 4g2S
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walnut; living room suite whirl Apex
washer. Other furnishings. 1O7 Sth st. Sc.
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O'JIF UTAH AVE. N W.-barRe master bed
room. private bath. > closets, open porch
and garage. IN new detached home En-
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RUG-WiIl sacrifice beautiful 1895 Chinese
rug, 9Xl2, clean and in perfect condition.
Call Georgia o145 for inspection at 81 133
l3th ST. NV.
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FURNTTURE-Another good lot Of our
well-known used furniture at the same low
prices our store is known for. Complete
bed room suites. $500 up; dining room
suites, S10 80 up: living room suites, 81 Z 90
up: new breakfast sets, $3.50; walnut
dinette sets. studio couch. large selection OF
dressers, chests gateleg and occ. tables.
club chairs. pianos. iceboxes, etc. 720
11th st. se. Open Sunday. Free de-
livery.
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NEARBY MD.-For employed ladies, large
double room. windows. .S15 mo-; gle
fSSt optioas cev ssss s supde1 pIYb &; esesS .nd
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BED ROOM sUITE-Russ, studio couch,
vanity chiforobe. sew. machine refriger-
etor. wardrobe. stove. Edelman. 1908
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RADIOS-Philco l1-tube console. Sl4 %;
also battery operated Philco. S25 500, COM
plete with new-type batteries. Apex Elec.
Co 700 9th ST. 4.
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1856 MT. PLEASANr--In penthouse apt,
unusually large room for 2; very bright;
large closet. cross ventilation; nicely furn:
next bath: c.h.w.. h.-w.h.: plenty drawer
space; S3 each a week.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

ADDING MACHINE Victor table model,
good as new. Sacrifice. don't miss it; 1863
Cnlumhia I'd Ant. 100. Adams 40l2.
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father ALLEGES
SON BEAT HIN
Testifes Accused Has Not
Worked in Ten Years;
Case Continued

Charged with assault and breach
Of peace on complaint Of his father,
william X. Hunter, 80, Of this city.
was given a continuance Of two
weeks pending investigation Of the
case by Judge Edward Mascol0 in
city court today. The elder Hunter
said his son had beaten him up On
two occasions, but pleaded with the
court for leniency, asserting that
he would be satisfied II the younger
man went to work. He said his son
had not worked for 10 years.
Fred Redican, %, Of As Hawkins
street, charged with violation of the
motor vehicle law, was given q con-
tinuance to Monday and released IN
custody Of Court Officer Joseph
Carney.
Fred Taggert, AZ, Of 1e3 Walnut
street, charged with breach OF
peace, was given a six months sus-
pended jail sentence and placed on
probation.
The case of Mrs. Theresa Tor
retta, As, of 2l7 South Main street,
charged with receiving stolen goods
was to be heard later this morn
ing In the minor court chambers.
Mrs. loretta was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Lieut.. Matthew
Balanda and Sergeant Henry john
son Of the detective bureau. She Is
alleged to have bought stolen milk
cans and dishes from several
youths under 10 years Of age.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
NAVY OFFICERS
GIVEN ORDERS

washington, Sept. 12-(U.P) =
Ofilcers OF the third naval district
at New York were instructed by the
Navy Department today 10 conduct
q thorough inquiry into charges
that coininunistic activities were re.
sponsibie for o recent IRE aboard
the heavy cruiaer Indianapolis.
OAsieiais refused TO reveal whether
they suspected activities among the
crew Of the cruiser or among civil
ian employees Of the New York Navy
Yard where the ship was befthed
for general overhaul when the Nye
bfcke out on August rs. The blaze
originated In o short.cifcuit in IN
electric power cable. Navy cfiicers
who conducted o preliminary IN.
vestigatiori said photograph needles
and nails driven into the. cable were
responsible for the short circuit.
The 0facerS reported to the navy
department that tanpering with
the cable was deliberate sabotage I"
The indianapolis cost the Amer
lean government nearly $4,000, 900.
II served as floating White House"
for President Roosevelt on his
cruise to Hawaii two years ego.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

succeed him. The latter was en-.
dorsed by Mayor Leo b. Santan-
gelo Of Middletown who Is refus-
ing to consider denomination for
the post Of chief executive Of the
Asylum City.
Milford republicans have q task
on their hands and 1t Is espec-
Tally embarrassing right now In
view Of the fact that state cam
paign Is on. Two local ONCE hold
ers' terms expire soon. Those In
volved are Health Oficer Willis
N. Butrick and Police Commits
sioner william Ashworth. But
rick's terms ends October 5th.
That Of Commissioner Ashworth
ends October LIST. Judge Omar
w. Platt is urging the g. o. p.
forces Of the town to defer re-
naming them or picking their
successors until after the state
campaign has been disposed with.
AAC bGRupuVoHU u EDDeA WuA
meet tonight TO nominate their
candidates for town offices. First
SeIectman Northam L. Wright Of
the town Is refusing to seek re-
nomination although he would
be, undoubtedly, the party's only
choice II he would accept. Tomor-
row night The democrats Of Es-
sex will meet to nominate q slate
Of candidates for the town cleo
ton.
The office Of town and city
clerk John A. Gleason Of Hart
ford has certified the union party
petition In that city and has sent
on the information to the Secre-
tary Of state, DR.. g. John Satti.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Elm City Youth Held
By Waterbury Police
Weeks Hunt Ended in Capture TOday-DecIines to
Give Name-Escaped After Wild Auto Chase

but has consistently refused to give
his name. Detective Shanahan said
he has been identified as the driver
Of the car, which is registered in
the name Of Michael LaPorta Of 1859
West street, New Haven.
TraiIed By Police
The youths aroused the suspicion
Of local police on Bank street one
day last week. Detective Edward
McElligott, who noticed one Of the
boys carrying two suede jackets
over his arm, followed the youth
who after meeting a companion,
went to car parked on the north
side of the Green.
Awaiting the two were two other
young men, who left the car and
joined their companions. Detective
McElligott called headquarters and
Detective Shanahan was sent with
a car. Both officers watched the
youths automobile for about an
hour.
Escape In Chase
Driving around the block and
returning, the detectives parked in
a different spot and returned, but
the suspects apparently realized
they were being watched and made
a hasty getaway, throwing out the
jackets and three leather brief
cases enroute. Swerving the car
suddenly on Commercial street,
they drove across the railroad
tracks across the f1lled-in Manhan
canal and up Thomaston avenue,
leaving the pursuing car behind.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
SPEAKERS ENGAGED
BY JEFFERSONIANS
Nationally known Officials
Accept Local Clubs In
vitatiOn to Visit

Congressman Matthew J. Merit
Of New York and Assistant u. 8.
Attorney General David v. Cahill
will be the principal speakers at
the outing and field day Of the
Jeffersonian club Of Waterbury OF
Lake Quassapaug O week from TO.
morrow. Plans for the event which
will bring to this section the entire
state ticket nominated Thursday at
Eastern Point, were discussed last
night. State Chairman J. Francis
Smith has been notified Of the COM
Ing visit Of Attorney Cahill and
Congressman J. Joseph Smith Of this
city has received notice that Con-
gresham Merritt will be on hand.
Local and state democratic lead
ers will greet the two men at the
local railroad station when they ar
rive q week from tomorrow. Henry
Loughrair, president Of the Jeffer-
sonian club, will head the delegation
from his organization. A police de-
tail will convey the visitors and well
coming ofiiciAls 10 The Elton where a
reception will be held. The ofsicial
group and the visiting guests will
then proceed to Lake 0uassapauk
where several Thousands demOcrats
from oil parts Of the state will bs
assembled.
President Louehrain has called
q general meeting Of oil members 81
the Jeffersonian club for tomorrow
afternoon at 10 Bank street. Assign
riaents for duty at the Lake Cuas.
sapaug gathering will be made at
the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
BAND CONCERT TO
HONOR ORGANIZER
Boys Club Musicians Plan
Tribute to Late Nicholas
Comeback

AS q tribute to the sterling char
acter Of the man who helped Or
ganize their unit and who was
responsible In o great way for their
success, members Of the Boys Club
Band, now known as the Combel-
lack Band, will present an outdoor
concert at Hamilton Park, Sunday,
September goth, for the late Nicho-
las Comeback, superintendent OF
the Boys Club.
George Gentle, director, plans a
most varied program for this con-
cert which viii be free to the public.
II was originally planned to hold 1t
at Library Park, but officials Of the
club decided that a special platform
at Hamilton Park would give the
people q better view ana better
accommodations.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

Buchanan, Mrs. A. B. Buchanan.
Glass o, gladiolus, group ], white.
Henry Payne, Carl ]. Dumschott:
group 2, pink, Clarence Bartlett.
Henry Payne, Carl Dunschott;
group 8, red or scarlet, Carl Dunn
schott, Henry Payne, Henry
Schmitz; group 4, purple, Carl
Dumschott, Henry Payne: group s,
lavender, Henry Payne, Henry
Schmitz; group 9, yellow, Henry
Schmitz, Mrs. z. p. Wallace, Henry
Payne; group Z, cream or buff, Henry
Schmitz, Henry Payne; group 8,
smoky, Henry Schmitz, Henry
Payne, Carl Dumschott; group .,
any other color, Henry Schmitz,
Henry Payne; group 10, best spike In
show, Clarence Bartlett. Judge, DR..
H. w. Stevens.
Glass p, dahlias, group !. white,
Mrs. william Hermann, Mrs. Olga
Boileau; group 2, Mrs. Olga Boileau.
Frank Gaylord, Mrs. Olga BoileAu;
group 8, orange, buff and bronze,
Mrs. Frank Sedgwick, Mrs. Olga
Boileau, Frank w. Gaylord; group
4, red, crimson and maroon, Mrs.
Olga Boileau, Frank w. Gaylord:
group 5, pink, salmon and rose, r
w. Gaylord, Mrs. Frank Sedgwick
F. w. Gaylord; group 8, lilac or
mauve, r. w. Gaylord. MRS. Frank
sedgwick, r. w. Gaylord: group q.
violet or purple. Mrs. Olga Boileau,
Mrs. Frank Sedgwick; group 8, BIZ
color, Mrs. Olga Boileau, r. w. Gay
lord, +. Farnham; group Q. pom
pom, r. 8. Ellis, Henry Payne;
group 10, baskets. r. w. Gaylord,
yellow daisies, r. w. Gaylord. Judge
Of dahlias, William T. Mus. Y
Glass @, specimen rock garden
plants, r. s. Ellis, Mrs. A. L. Payne.
Glass r. miniature gardens, r. s.
Ellis, Ralph A. Webb, Miss O. J.
Merchant.
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many new ones are expected to be
passed at tomorrow's meeting.
About 400 circular letters have
been sent to all known italian
American World War veterans in
viting them to be present. State
Commander Daniel D'Alessandre
from Hartford will be present to
address the group. All Italian
American veterans may attend
the meeting.
Out of a total Of about 300
italian American World War vet
Grams about $50 already are en-
rolled In Florio post. The local
group is trying to match the Hart
ford post which has q member
ship Of $50 out Of total of 800.
Tomorrow's meeting will be i'm
portant, In that delegates to the
state convention will be elected
and the number Of delegates to
which the post is entitled depends
on the number Of paid up menu
berS.
Several members will not need
to be elected because they will
vote In the convention as state
officers. Those who need not be
reelected are Commander Angelo
Possemato, who is state senior
vice commander, Domenic Jamele,
state quartermaster; John De
Pastino, state historian; Peter De
Cicco and Michael Giordano,
councillors; Leonard Mecca. as
sistant chief Of staff; Leonard d.
Vito, state color bearer.
Several Of the local veterans are
expected to be elected to national
offlces at the organization OF the
national department which will
take place at the Hartford con-
vention on September rs, 20 and
~.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Going Up

Employees Of several Of the city's
smaller manufacturing concerns
have been granted or will soon re-
ceive o ftve per cent increase in
wages. The Waterbury Buckle
company and the Mattatuck Man
ufacturing company posted notices
Of hve per cent increases yester-
day.
This action Is the result Of the
ecovill Manufacturing company,
the Chase Companies, Inc, and
the American Brass company,
Waterbury's three largest manu-
featuring concerns, granting In
creases earlier In the week.
Several other smaller factories
will grant increases during thee
coming week, according to reports,
and others are planning advances
In wages In the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

ear,,ar this waelr at Hartford Mr..
Tilson mas been named an as
sistant An the eastern ron. head
quarters and Will represent the
Connecticut republican orpaniza-
ton on the Landon special which
will reach Portland, Me-, tonight,
for a major rally.
wAu. Al. v.raon A.,s. a. m, In
Nv. Ess1.nS 49, -sr,hI,csr s A.
rst,orsI ~" arw"rters an Wash-
ON u. 8. Senator Augustone Lon.
erean. Connecticut's senior u. s.
senator because he. as chairman
Of the senatS campaign invest.
eating committee, has insisted on
4 study az reuorts that the steel
concerns. IN Pennsylvania are at
tempting 20 force their employees
70 vote for LaRdon this year.
y.Ar n NJ xxam,,,nn national
. az chs;r,Msr Mas chaileneed
GaAAkap 1AnAr0An tn ah0W his
S"ir,sss ~ rsrrrti,g an the dam.
asrat;e .sr.,,stsr sS,,trihwtions in
Ma;nS W;ih,,r AZ Hrs,cter candi-
ination IN MichiRan has sent In
notice 10 Senator Lonerean that
he will hold him oArsonally re.
sponslble for inisuseof informa.
tion he sent MIN as 10 his war
chest contributions II the infor-
nation IA used for propaganda,
-
RI. ...,,A,,.., ..,..v.ss,or.,
..,."s,,.,nr a. -" ..co,sH S,str,ct
~ r,o.nsa.,.',. ' ,.;,, ' a." r,sc" IN
e.. rs...~.~ " az. oa.h N~..Iv
ern Counties which make up the
second dIstrlct viii attend the
session. The reuublican incun,-
bent, congressman william /.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
JESUIT PRIEST
BURIED TODAY

Boston, Sept. 12-(UP)-Scores Of
his former pupils were among
iiaourners who paid final tribute to
the Rev. Jones !. ]. Corrigan, g.
j., Boston College professor and
widely.known Jesuit. at funeral
services today. Father Corrigan died
Wednesday after an illness.
Boston Colleges president, the
Rev. Louis J. Gallagher, celebrated
q mass Of requiem OF the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception. Previ-
ously the body had lain In state at
st. Mary's Hall, faculty house ct
Boston College.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Compensation
: Agreements

The following compemss.
ton agreements, In which
payments will be made week.
" during disability, were fiIed
to-day:
City Of Waterbury and
Adam Crescevitz, B43 Riverside
street, injuries TO hips, Shout
der and back, Se.77, beginning
Aug. 4.
Waterbury Buckle Co. and
James O'Brlen, 07S South
Main street, left eye injury,
@o.SA, beginning Aug. "a.
BlakesIee Co. and Ephram
LamOtte, COS North Main g.,
strained back, e14.30, begin
ming Aug. 70.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

A search Of more than week by
local and New Haven police led to
the arrest early this morning Of a
New Haven youth rlleged to be a
member Of q quartet which eluded
Waterbury detectives in chase on
Thomaston avenue as they fled in a
car containing stolen goods. Accord
ing to Detective Cornelius Shana-
han, the youth was booked on theft
Sand reckless driving charges at po-
lice headquarters here this morning
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

Hollywood, Sept. II (UP)--IIor-
man Brix, performer In the lOos
olympic games and former Uniyet-
sity Of washington star weightmasi,
today was signed by FEanchon Roy
er, woman filn1 producer, TO star In
o picture based on the international
games. The husky athlete d 70
portray q role similar TO that he
played IN real life as q star mem
Der Of the United States team at
Amsterdam.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
YD Units

Mayor Alfred N. Phillips will
give the address Of welcome to
various YD units when they at
tend q statement meeting in that
city tomorrow. The local asso-
citation Is sending a uniformed
representation to take part In the
big parade. National Commander
Albert Herman Of Norwalk, Con-
Sressrnen Schuyler Merritt Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
MRS. HAUPTMANN
STILL WAITING

Plattsburg, N. Y, Sept. 12--(UP)
Mrs. Anna Hauptmann, wife Of
the executed Lindbergh kidnaper,
was believed IN northern New York
today, awaiting o reply from Ottawa
on her appeal to enter Canada.
Mrs. Hauptmann was refused. en-
try into Canada OF Cantic, Cue,
Wednesday night when she could
not produce American citizenship
papers or an ofiicial re-entry permit.
Yesterday, Mrs. Hauptnanil's 1T
torney, accompanying her on trip
to Montreal, entered an appeal
against the refusal Of Canadian bor-
der officials To permit her TO enter
Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Spotlighting
Brass CityNews
New Jurors

Names OF 20 jurors for Serv-
Ice In superior court were drawn
by Clerk George Freeman Of
this city ut the ONCE Of the
clerk Of the superior court New
Haven, ct 10 o'clock this morn.
ing.
Members Of the panel will be
notified Of their selection, and
will be eligible for jury duty for
eight weeks. The September
criminal session Of superior
court opens next Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Services

Special services In preparation
for the beginning Of the high
HOLIDAY season will be held at
local synagogues tonight. At Beth
81 synagogue, at midnight, there
will be q traditional Slicoth serv-
ice, with Abraham Kramer chant
ing.
All synagogues have special
services arranged for the holy.
day season, which begins next
Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
SIGN MISS OSBORNE

vivienne Osborne, recently fea-
Know" today was cast for lead
ttired In Paramount's wives Never
ing role in that company's Cham
payne Waltz" In which Gladys
swarthout and Fred MacA1urray
are cc-starred. Miss Osborne re-
placed LYDIA Robert, forced TO with
draw from the picture BY illness.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Behind The
Lines
Italian Vets

The largest attendance ever had
Is expected at the meeting of
Florio post No. 4, italian Ameri-
can World War Veterans to be
hel dtomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at the Moose hall 100
Grand street.
Already q large group of new
applications for membership to
the post has been received and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
WASHINGTON HILL NEWS

A new slate Of officers was elected
last night to guide the destinies
of the washington Hill Earbenders
for the coming year.
The club met at the Community
House and elected John Dalton,
president; John Tehan, treasurer;
Ralph Ruggles, secretary; and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
10 Lives!

During the IL month period
ending August 30, automobile
accidents In waterbury took 10
lives, bureau Of census figures
reveal. During the previous
year, 10 deaths from accidents
were recorded. The city's death
rate for the year ending August
20 was 1871 compared 10 q ma
tional rate Of RAT.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
=: Political Gossip ::

Governor ALI M. Landon, cop
presidential candidate, crossed
Connecticut on q special train to.
day. Aboard the special was for
mer Congressman John @, Tilson
Of New Haven who UNNECESSARILY
sought the nomination Of governor
on the republican state ticket
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
Mayor Of stamford

Mayor Of Stamford
Connecticut : william Connery
Of Massachusetts,, Col. J. Henry
Machine Gun" Parker, Past Ma.
.tlOnal Commander Leonard Ma
Ioney Of New Haven, Elsie Janis,
former musical comedy star, will
be numbered among the guests Of
honor.
The local post has also been i'm
vited TO attend the organization
and installation meeting Of the
new YD unit organized In Thomp-
sonvllIe.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
FruterndL
Neus
Hawthorne Lodge

Hawthorn Lodge, Sons Of st.
George, held q meeting last night
at the Lord Kitchener post rooms
and plans for q dance TO be held
Nov. 3 were discussed. Albert
Hole was chosen chairman OF the
general committee In charge Of
the affair. A combined social Of
the lodge and the Pride Of Haw-
thorne lodge, Daughters OF st.
George, Is being planned for the
near future.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12

Glasgow. Scotland, is making q
success Of bars where milk Is sold
to children ut a cent O glass.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-09-12
CaltatIna Society

All members Of the Catalina G
Connazionale society are requested
TO attend the social to be held on
September 18th. The committee met
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Deschino
recently to complete Anal arrange
ments for the affair.
Those present at the meeting
were: Misses Matilda Mastrianni,
Mary Tammaro, Helen Sunrna,
Mary Deschino, Lee Capristo, Anne
Taimmaro, Teresa Giannelli, Angie
Cairelli and Adeline Citriniti. Both
the @. and @. Juniors and Seniors
are invited TO attend the social.