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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-15
FIRST CHURCH Sunday Services
Church school ct 10 o'clock.

Church school ct 10 o'clock.
 Nursery Department ct il o'clock.
 Kindergarten and Primary De- partments immediately after the children's sermon.
 Morning service ct Il o'clock. Ser. mon by Rev. Theodore Q. Bobllin of the First Methodist church who is exchanging pulpits with Rev. pr. James E. Gregg. His subject B: "The New Person for the New Age"
 6 D. m.-Rev. Floyd L. Roberts will give an illustrated talk to the Chrismon society. His subject is Missionary Work in Japan" Law renee Krieg will lead the meeting after which buffet supper will Dc served. At 3 o'clock this society will 70 to the Pearl Street Neigh. borhood House for the Race Rela- tions Program.
 Notices For The Week
 Tuesday. 4:30 ?. Tn.-Rehearsal or the Junior Choir.
 Tuesday, 7:30 ?. m. Meeting of the executive committee of tho Young Peoples Federation.
 Wednesday, 10 Q. m. Meeting of the Women'g Guild at which there will be work for the hospital. Luncheon will be served ct i2:3o and at 1880 Mrs. David P. Gaines will tell about Ellis Island.
 Wednesday, { ?. Tn.--Meeting of Cub Pack No. 2.
 Thursday, { p. m.--Meeting of Girl couts, Troop No. 1.
 10:3O 6. m.--Miss Makepeaces dancing class.
 Friday, 3:46 ?. m.--Members of the Junior Guild will meet ct the church then will go to the day nur- gery.
 Friday, 7:30 p. m.--Meeting of Boy Scouts, Troop No. g.
 Order Of Sunday Service Prelude ............ Tschaikowsky Sentences
 Hymn
 Invocation and the Lords Prayer e Versicleg
 Responsive Reading Gloria Patri
 Children's Sermon ...... MT. Craw Offering with Anthem ... Weisel Doxology
 Scripture Lesson Anthem ......,,,,...,... CAndlyn Prayer
 Hymn
 Sermon .....,. Rev. MT. Bobilin Prayer
 Hymn
 Benediction
 PoStlude ............. Cappelen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-15
Briefs

Miss Anita Foetsch of Burton road left yesterday for . two weeks vacation in Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-15
NaMgatMck Church. Directory

"Triumphl Thanksgivingl" Bach. maninofi: concluding voluntary, Finale" Holloway.
 The Young Peoples choir will re. hearse ct 2 ?. FIi., in the parish house.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship will meet ct 6 D. In., in the parish house. Subject: christianity in the Twentieth Century" Postponed from last week.. Leader, David Noble,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-15
Methodist

NNgBhhWssh8w
 Rev. John Emerson zeiter.
 Sunday, Feb. i6--e:46 .. m, church schooii. Fidelity Bibble class. John Wesley class; Il c. yi., morning wor- ship, with sermon: Everyday Rules for Christians Living: i2 noon. of- ficial board meeting; 6:46 ?. rn., senior and intermediate leagues; 7:46 D. in., evening worship, with sermon, "The Bible and Devotions." Old-fashioned hymns ct the opea- ing of this service. Come and sing them with usl
 Monday, Feb. i7.--e D. Tr., musical comedy rehearsal In church hall.
 Tuesday, Feb. i8.-4 ?. m. Inter- mediae League Girls dance-eroup; 2 D. fn., Boy Scouts.
 Wednesday, Feb. ie.-7:S0 ?. m, choir.
 Thursday, Feb. 2o.-g ?. in.. mu- sical comedy rehearsal in church hall.
 Friday, Feb. 2i.--0:30 ?. m, iilid- winter Institute of New Haven Dis- trict of Methodist Youth opens in Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-15
salem Lutheran

salem AutmorAM
 William D. Frendberg, Pastor.
 6exagesima sunday-Service ct 9 n. m. (swedIsh). The junior choir sings His Grace" by Black and the offertory seoio, "Yord. Increase My Faith" by Biomquist, VIII Do rendered by --ane disslander. The sermon, "The Lords Messengers" by the pastor.
 Sunday school l0:i6 .. n.; Bible study i0:i5 Q. m. The lesson, Jesus Help . Doubter.
 Service II Q. m. (Englishl |. "Christ's Disciples Commissioner is the sermon subject. The senior choir renders the anthem, 70 Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly" by Bach, while tho oifertory solo, "The Lord Is Thy Keeper" by schaeffer, is sung by Eldon Rohs.
 , D. m.--The church membership class meets in the afternoon. Any one who wishes to become Q iiieIll- Der of the church by April Oth should join the class ct this time.
 SC. Michaevs
 For week commencing Feb. 10.
 The services in st. Michael's church tomorrow, eexagesiTna, will be as follows: Celebration of the holy communion ct 7:30 .. m. eun- day school ct 0:30 .. fn., in parish house. Morning prayer and sermon ct il 6. m. Sermon subject, "Bolds ness and Braggadocic." Sunday night at 6 o'clock the organization meeting of the Young Peoples Fel- iowship society will be held.
 Monday, 6:30 ?. rn, rehearsal Tor novitiates; 7:i6 D. iIi., altos in choir room; 6 D. ni., Girls Friendly society in parish house. All members are requested to be present as plans arc to be made for . bakery sale on Friday, Feb. 2ist. The evening will be given up to knitting class; 6 D. in., Mems club in choir room.
 Tuesday, 2 ?. iiiy choir for so- pranos.
 Thursday. s:l5 p. ri., Junior Q. ', s. in parish house; 1:90 ?. ssly troop 2, B. 6. A., in parish house.
 Friday, 2 D. fIi., altos and sopranos; entire choir ct Q ?. m.
 Congregational
 The church school will meet At o:46 o'clock tomorrow i1oning ir the parish house.
 Morning worship viii be held q fl o'clock. The minister, Rev. Eds ward R. lEance will preach on "Ac. complaining the Impossible" Chii. drer,g subject. "Your rirst Sin" Music: Isitroductogy voluntary ID q c" Holloway; processional hymn; introit, Forever Worthy Ii Thy Lamb," Tschaikowsky; anthem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-15

The answer brought ty his dis- ciples must have impressed John ct oElcs. The Teacher whom he had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-30


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-30

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La gaceta., 1936-10-28
DEPORTES
Ell ITALIANO BALSAMO
CONTRA Ell
RISKO

New York, Octubre 28.-Ej
~jueves por la nd,he, en- ell Hippo
dromo, Larry Balsamo, ell TIA
liano de Harlem campe6n sin
corona del peso medic, Sc batirf
con ell excampe6n Babe Risko
que desea reconquistar la coro
ma.
Risko perdi6 ell titulo hace algu
nos meses y los expertos opinan
que Balsamo lie pondra a dor :
mir.
FL italiano descarga pufeta /.
EOS f~ormidables v de un total &c
20 releas PROFESSIONALS ha ga :
nado Is por la via del sueho.
Hace dos. semanas, en- ell pri
mer asalto, Balsamo puso a do
mir al aleman Eric Seelig, III
exilado.
Mas tarde Sc tratara de con
certar una pelea entire Balsam,
y ell nuevo campe6n del peso m
do, Freddie Steele, de Tscoms
estado de Washington.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

-PerO este durara solo has
ia que mis- Obras serias me den
un nombre de que hoy carex-
co; entOnces zanzibar; de posi-
ci6n...
y podras casarte con Ia
que amas,--le interrumpi6 An
drea sonriendO, aprovechan 10
la OCCASION para empezar a ex-
poner el Objeto de su vista.
FL j6ven Ia miro sorprendi-
do y ella anadi6. aeentuando
adn mas su sOnrisa:
tie extraha que 70 te ha-
ole de tai asuntO7 Pues mas te
extrahara cuand Osepas q. nh
vista Obedece principalmente
al deseO de habIar de 81. TIE
debO una explicaci6n de 10 O.
currido, de IA Oposici6n de
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
lax BAER IRA A INGLATE
IRA Y LIE A 500, 900

New York, Octubre 28.--
.Max Baer, Ell excampeon del pc
0 complete, firm6 aver un con-
trato por medic del cual Sc obli-
ga a pelear, en- Londres, con ell
encedor del match Walter Neu
el-Ben Ford.
Por ell combate Sc lie pagara al
hebreo la cantidad de $22 500,
ma suma de gran importancis
lada su decadencia. Ademas de
ose dinero Sc lie pagaran los pa
lajes de ida y vuelta para ei y
'us ayudantes.
Sc firm6 ell ddcUmento ell pre-
sencia de Paul Damski, repre-
sentanse en- los Estados Unidol
del empresario Sidney Hulls.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Despu6s de pasar revista a
cuanto habia nuevo en- ell taller,
volvieron a sentarse, y la conde-
sa dijo:
-Cuentame que es de tn vi
da, hijo mic; no me ocultes ma
la; tengo derecho para saberlo
.odo.
-Pues va 10 sabe usted,--
repuso Gaspar.-Trabajo sin
descanso y tengo grandes es-
oeranzas para ell porvenir.
-Esperanzas que confio We
ras realizadas.
~ Dios 10 quieral
-Pero todos estos trabajos
no son de un resultado inme-
diato. IDe que wives y de que
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

viviras hasta que realize tus
ideales?
FL j6ven Sc turb6.
Sentia ~verguenza de expli.
car a su protectora a que me-
dios babfa tenido que recurrir
para ganarse la subsistencia.
Me ofendi6 mucho ell que
no aceptases los recursos que
dona Ramona te ofreci6 en- mi
nombre ,-ahadi6 Andrea.
No los rechace por orgullo,
-Por...
-replic6 Gaspar.
-Pero los rechazaste.
-iSin duda porQue va no
querias deberme nadal
-iOh, no. mo es ESQ! De
listed 70 puedo admitirlo TODD
sin rubor de ninguna clase.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
Chino Alvarez peIeara esta noche c0kQ uarIes
"a uXuBrX

New Sork, Octubre 2.--En Il
pelea semifinal de esta roche,
Chino Alvarez. p1gA tampe1o
del peso ligero, Sc batira a diez
asaltos con Norman Qu@rles, ex
ampe6n de los colegios univer-
Ntarios del Sur.
Nlvarez ha derribado a sus
companeros de ~lpracticas y nom
bres como Bill Brown mantle +.
men que es una verdadera ansAr
laza para ell campe6n Lou Am
2ers. Dfcese que al vencedor sc
e concedera un match con ell
ampe6n Ambers.
La ga principal del progra
>, d = asaltos, la sostendran
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

adquisici6n de Lon Warneke pr
"a la temporada de 1887. Dice
Sc que la actitud del club Sc de.
be a una amenaza de rebeldia
hecha por Dean, que asegura no
practicara en- Daytona Beach.
Hickey ofrece que Sc lie dejara
ir ror Una importante can't
dad, no1por una "miseria".
"Antes de que Dean sc uniera
a nosotros. dijo ell vicepresi-
dente, en- seis amos ganamos
tuatro campeonatos.
Con el de pitcher, en- cinco a.
nos solo hemos ganado un cam
peonato.
Preferiria ell st. Luis que el
! pitcher pasara a un club que no
fuera ell New York o ell Chica-
go.
Con gusto Sc oirfa una oferts
del Brooklyn en- la que figura-
ia Ell pitcher Van Mungo y Ell ju
gador de cuadro Jose Strip.
Interrogado en- Bradenton,
Florida, sObre Ell particular,
Dean declare que 10 que a 81 lie
interesa es ell dinero. "Yo estoy
dispuesto a jugar para cualquie
"a con tai de que Sc me pagus
bien."
Estoy cansado de tratar de
ganar un campeonato sin ayu,
da de nadie No me importa 10
que Olga Hickey o cualesquieta
otra persona"
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
CON Los GUANTES

Desde San Petersburg nos
mandan una carta que dice:
Red Hutchins, Ell "Bobo Comba-
tiente," Sc halla disgustado por
ell trato que Sc lie diera e insiste
en- un "mae.h" de revancha'
con vuestro poderoso campc6n
espa6ol, Marian$ Arilla. Pue-
den ustedes decir que RED Sc
halla listo para boxear con el to-
dos los rounds que dSsee, desde
10 a 20, y 81 10 desea tambien de
cinco minutes cada asalto. RED
es un pugilista que Sc bate, nc
una bailarina de abanico. No es
de los que Sc asustan por una
,equena heridita y esta Esto a.
FORA mismo. Quiere darle al p1-
glico ell valor de su dinero, 81 Ell
,ampe6n no Sc enfria Y lie vuel-
Q la espalda a I'm seguAdo
match. Digale a sus lectores que
eseamos la pelea y que cuandc
! tengamos veran una verdade-
4 pelea. Reed dice q. una linda
inuchacha Sc lie entr6 por los o.
jos y por mirarla a ella no lie da
ba a Arilla la debida atenci6n;
pero que no pasara asi en- el
pr6ximo encuentro."
Firma la carta Old Bill Stock
fer, de st. Petersburg.
Queda complacido ell amigo o
mentor de Red, que en- Willie
Santana tiene un enthusiastic CO
laborador.
Ell problema para la revan
cha consiste en- ell arbitro y Ell
los jueces, de mode que triunfe
ell mas habil, no ell de mas in
fluencia 0 "agarraderas."
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
.Si,-repuso turbado.


NO son muchos los arts
tas que en- los comienzos de 81
carrera, sacan del arte 10 ne
cesario para vivir.
-Verdaderamente; pero
yo... He hecho una cosa que me
violenta, que acaso no este
bien...
-IQue has heeho?
En- ell arte tambien hay
classes. Ell arte verdad, Ell que
Sc cultiva por amor a Ia gloria,
ell arte mercantil ZEN Ell que Sc
atiende ante TODD v sobre TODD
al lucro. 70 he sacrifiCadO ell
cierto modo ell primero al Sc
gundo. He hecho figurillas de
escaso valor, aunque sin fir
marlas, y las he vsndidO q ba-
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Mr.. Hutchinson olvida que
Mariana Arilla lie gan6 todos los
asaltos y que ell reparto de ia
bias fue una obra de carload de-
binomio Raymond-Santana
Ahora bien, 81 es cierto 10 dc
la muchacha linda que Sc lie a.
dentr6 por los ojos, lie ~aconseja-
mos que Sc meta a Tenorio y
cuelgue los g%uantes.
ESQ de mirar hacia una mu-
chacha bajo ell "fuego' de los
punos de Mariana, es cosa de un
"Bobo Combatiente."
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Los espfritus dijeron en- la ma
lana de hoy, POGO despUes dc
haber saltado de su CANA co :
nunal, que Chino Alvarez de :
rotara a Norman Quarles.
A la c%onsulta del Chino res
pondieron cinco espiritus bene-
factories, dos "enchulados" y L.
no burl6n.
Los benefactores lie defendie
ron, los "enchulados" apoyarcr
a los primeros y ell burl6n tome
las de Villadiego.
FL burl6n gritaba: Son va mi
chos directories, Chino, ten cui
dado, cuidado..
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

eli filipino Ceferino GaEtia, as6
pirante q Ia corona del peso wei
ter, e Izzv Jannazo de N. York
que tam ; N aspira al titulo.
Barney Ross Sc ha ccmprcm1
tidosa pelear con Ell vencedor, q
dia u de noviembre.
Garcia Y JannaZo son dos dc
los mejores pdgiles de su peso
y asi Sc proclama por todos lbs
expsrtos.
al qre venza por "nocaut", Gil
Ell ccmhate "estrelle." Sc le hara
una regalia sdicicnal de $500.
En- Ell mismo cartel Ell italiaAc
Aldo Sjoldi, del peso ligero, ter
dra de adversariO a Irish Eddie
Brink, de Scranton, Pa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
DEL NUE.
= vo HOSPITAL DEL CON-
DAD0 r

Manana Sc efectuar& Ia inau-
guraci0n del nuevo hospital dei
ccndado, en- la Gale q, Nio log
arspicios de la comisi6n del con
dado,s de la cual VIENNA parte Ell
Sri James j. Fernandez, y de Ia
BWA.
La cer@honia sera muy SEN
ella, segdn Ell progSaQa qYsrhs
sido preparado.
James ]. Fernandez reeliz6
as gestiones de mas imH brtan-
ia en- relaci6n con las Sbras y
asf Sc reconoce por tod~
Mucho apreciamoS1 Ia I0V1ta-
LION que los senor& comisiona-
dos han tenido la amabilidad de
mandarnOs. ~
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

va hemos averiguado que G.
Esrick es una persona excelen-
te, un caballero amable, genera
so, honrado y discreto; pero ma
da hemos pOdido averiguar So
bre sus meritos como gladiator
TomandO ell pulse a las cosas
creemos que Baby Miller, ell "Pa
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

pa Montero" de West Tampa,
derrotara sin apuros a su nuevO
antagonists.
Ahora bien, jim Downing a.
segura que Esrick hara una me
jor impression entire los ''fieles"
que Scott, Jaddick o Eddie Cool
ALA veremos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
DEAN SERA VENDIDO AL
QUE E MAS
Hickey do aver la nOticiG

st. Luis, Octubre 2S-Branch
Hickey, vicepresidente de lcs
Cardenales de st. Luis, anunciG
aver que Sc pondra en- venta ei
pitcher Jerome Dizzy Dean y
que Sc lie concederan sus servi-
clos al mejor postor.
La noticia la di6 Hickey a las
"a horas de haber anunciado Ia
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
10 precio para vivir.

10 precio para vivir.
No di6 mas expIicaciones; y
como presentada de aquel mo-
DO, la cosa no tenia NADIA de
particular la condesa sigui6
encontrando muy bien la con-
ducta de su protegido y hasta
lie felicit6 por haber hallado
aquel medic de ganarse hon
radamente la vida.
De otrO modo hubiese habla
do, a saber de que genera eran
las tales figurillas Y a Que pd-
blico iban a parar.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
-Asi 10 creia yo.
y asi es.
-Entonces...
VII

Era necesariO dar una raz6n
una disculpa, y Gaspar dijo:
No fue orgullo ,repito, CO.
mo listed supone; con listed no
'podia nj debia tenerlo. Fue
deseo natural de hacer frente
a la situaci6n con mis- propios
recursos de medir mis- fuer-
zas' de vivir de mi trabajo.
-lAh!-replic6 Andrea.
iConque es decir qeu de tn ira
bajo wives?
Ell j6ven vOlvi6 a avergon-
zarse.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
VIII

Como para resarcirse de la
veredenza de su confession, Gas.
par diiO:
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
Folletin No. 56s
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
La Gaceta

-Aqui tengo este grupo, que
tambien pienso terminar para
la pr6xima Exposition.
Y Ne mostr6 Ell boceto del CRU
20 'Sin hogan.
A Andrea le gust6 mas que la
Venus.
Estaba mas a su alcance y
mas Ell harmonic con sus SEN
timientos,
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Jimmy Price es TN pagil du
70 de veneer. Pega con las dos
manos y sabe boxear. 81 Domin
uez vence a Jimmy, probara
ue Ell Sagiero es I'm oponenta
muy debil para el.
Jimmy derrot6 a Luis Coma
lez, ell Lenero, por nocaut tecni.
co. Pega, tiene brenos punos y
no retrdcede.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Gustara mas al pdblico la pc
lea que ef Guajiro Tony Domfr
guez sostsndra con Jimmy Pri-
&c, pero le han dado a Relampa-
go TN lugar mas alto en- ell pro-
grama.
Ell rival del Sagiero es ur
hombre Inferior a Jimmy Prize
10 que quiere decir que a Tony
e ssltaron Eel hueso duro."
Figura en- ell programa OJoe
Rodriguez. Use lie pone en- ell pre-
grama por sus meritos o por La
veces que Sc ha tirado?
Rodriguez Sc tira cuando We
ue Eel tempo Sc mete en- vic
l9ncia" y aparentemente pien
sa: por cinco pesos es bastant
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Yictoriano. Manteiga, .EoitOr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-11
FEAR FOR SAFETY OF LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER HE R E
Henning Oleen, Sentinel l Island Tender, Missing
 Since June 30

Fear for the safety of Hening Oleen, temporary substitute light house keeper at Sentinel Island, is expressed by the Superintendent of Lighthouses at Ketchikan and au- thorities here have started an eX- tensive search which up to this af- ternoon had been unfruitful
 Oleen left Point Retreat in a government outboard for Juneau on June 29, the Superintendent report ed, to get supplies. Check by the Marshal's office here revealed that he arrived here safely, and spent the night at the Alaskan Hotel, checking out the next morning, June 30 The Superintendent report ed Oleen had planned to be gone three or four days. He had not re- turned to his station on July 9, the Ketchikan official reported to of ficials here.
 After Marshal William T. Ma honey and his men had made a check here, U s. Commissioner J. F. Mullen this morning delegated William Sprigade to go to Aux Bay and Eagle River Landing to make a search today to see if any trace could be found of either the man or his boat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-11
MRS. REFSLAND BACK FROM N. E. A. SESSION
 IN PORTLAND, ORE.

Mrs Martha B. Refsland, Asso- ciate Superintendent in the Indian Office, returned to Juneau on the North Sea after attending the Ma tional Education Association meet ing in Portland, Ore, and visiting others points in the Pacific North west.
 Accompanying Mrs Refsland to Juneau for a vacation was her brother, Birdeen Birkeland, teacher in the Edison High School in Min neapolis. It is his first trip north, and he reported enjoying it i'm mensely.
 In addition to attending the N E. A. conference, where 22 Alaskan teachers assembled one evening, Mrs. Refsland visited at the State Normal School at Ellensburg, Wash. where several Southeast Alaska teachers are taking summer school work, and at the Cushman Sana- torium in Tacoma, where there are several Indian patients from AL aska. She was gone about month
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-11
WARDEN DENIES WIDOW ILL OF
 LETHAL FUMES
Condition, Executed Man s Wife, Causes Offic-
 ials to Disagree

PHOENIX, Arizona, July H. Mrs. Ramona Rascon, widowed two days ago when the State executed her husband is i'll today with of ficials and the attending physician disagreeing over the cause of her condition
 Dr. Wayne Fountain, Assistant County Physician, said that when she kissed her dead husband she apparently inhaled enough of the deadly gas fumes which snuffed out his life to make her i'll.
 Warden A. G. Walker disagrees. He said that she kissed her hus- band on the cheek and tainted but she didn't breathe any gas-there wasn't any to breathe. The incident occurred in the open air, and the story is untrue. Another relative embraced and kissed the dead man at the same time and suffered no i'll effects"