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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

Editor, Tall Tower Topics. am writing this
letter In hopes that you will print 1t In your column to
show the people Of Waterbury and surrounding towns
ming, October 81. am referring to the accident which
occurred the Bristol road when four Of my girl
friends hurt and one fatally injured. One girl
not 80 seriously hurt asked this man to help her take
the other persons TO the hospital He refused because
he had to bring children TO party and In an uncaled
for told them to get the junk out OF the road
50 he could pass. SO that, friend editor shows how
some of the public answers In emergencies hope that
man reads this and feels highly uncomfortable Please
do not my name II you print this. A Towerite
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

Washington, Nov. 10 - No one
ever knows how much money has
been spent during a presidential
campaign. Experts have estimated
q normal outlay Of $2o,000,00O Ia
s26, 100000, and all the evidence In
dicates that the campaign Of 1895
was abnormal enough TO set an all
time record.
The last pre-. election state
ments Of the republican and DEM
0cratic national and congressional
committees showed the Il. o. r.
had spent about $7.5OO,0OO and
the democrats about $3,500,00O.
Those sums included neither the
big last-mlnute effort 10 get out
the vote nor the final payment OF
bills. Even II they had, the Off
clal total wouldn't have been the
half Of II.
Lots OF money gets slipped sur
reptitiously In campaign, In, such
way that II can't be traced.
How much, for instance, did the
great payroll-envelope campaign
in which employers tried Ia
arouse workers against the New
Deal Social Security Act - really
cost! Employers paid most Of the
bill and were not required to re-
port expenses.
No one could guess the total
OF personal expenditures designed
to help elect candidates. Private
campaigns against certain phases
Of the New Deal, costing tens Of
thousands Of dollars, needn't be
reported rs campaign expendi-
lures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

which "Pick Yourself Up 1.-THE
Way You Look Tonight" Never
Gonna Dance" and "A Fine Ro-
NANCE" are acknowledged song
hits. fs
III addition, Astaire appears In
blackface for the first time III his
career In the "Boangles Of Har-
lem" number, rated as the most
amazing screen spectacle Of the
season, In which he performs o
sensational hatld-and.foot tap
dance with o background Of beauti-
full dancing girls In q breath-tak-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
AnsUers To
Test Questions

Below are the answers
10 test questions printed
on page 9.
I. The favorite daughter Of
Mohammed.
2. A pale blue dlamagnetlc
liquid, having q density near
ly equal TO water and COM
posed chiefly Of liquid oxygen
and liquid nitrogen.
3. william Arthur Cum
mings, In 1867.
4. Amyl acetate.
8. The t0tality Of animals
inhabiting u given area, or
existing within n stated pc
ri0d.
0. The Ira.
7. California. '.
3. l789-lS0I.
o. James Madison.
10. A type Of cream colored
horses found principally In
the western part Of the Unit
cd States. II Is the Spanish
word meaning "cream.col-
0red."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

Let's dust of the Tower Telescope again and see
what's doing on Washington Hill. There's John
Crowley saying farewell to his comrades John recently
Joined civil engineering Arm with headquarters In
Fairfield. He's Yale grad and was affiliated with the
local traffic survey during Its first days. Officer Joe
Cavanaugh smiling ever. He should smile with two
basketball teams under his tutelage for the season
ahead John "Spvs" Joyce still explaining how he
snapped off the key Of that Packard at o'clock one
morning and caused the CccuDantS Of the car no little
Alsrnay and trouble In getting home In time for
church. Gene Gladdng still practicing that hook
ball during his daily trips TO the Xavcrian hall bowl
ing alleys :. More anon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

Ing setting designed by John Hark-
rider.
Victor Moore. Helen Broderick,
Eric Blore, Betty Furness and
Georges Metaxa are featured prin-
cipals In Swing Time"
The companion feature will be
yellowstone" o mystery .drafnR
filmed amid the beautiful scenic
spots OF Yellowstone National Park
and featuring Henry Hunter and
Judith Barrett. h
Wallace Berry IN "old Hutch" Is
coming Sunday!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

The devil may be sissy but Ed Fitzpatrick Is a
regular fellow. That's what dozen or more men now
on probation think Of the Poll theaer manager Really
Ing that the feature attraction at his amusement CEN
ter is one of the finest humanitarian films pro.
duced, Ed sent over batch Of passes to Probation
Officer Kathleen Crowley for this afternoons show
.The Devil Is Sissy" Is on the selected list Of the
National Board of Review and Is regarded as q cinema
that should leave lasting impression on the minds OF
the audience Detective Joe Bender will chaper0ne the
group Of Eds guests this afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
Alnnp the line

Along the line Harry DeVorken, Uncle Harry
to YOU via the ether waves received telegram from
Congressman william M. Citron Of Middletown this
cent campaign which ended so successfully. Clar-
ence c. Cowng safety director Of the American Automo-
bile association will discuss highway safety when the
Elton Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Casey, former local
residents now Of Chicago received visit from Long
former assistant city clerk was godfather by proxy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
Tall Tower
Topics
Good Evening.
RHYMES IN SEASON
sY TUE MAN IN TIE TowER

Hey didde, dIddle, the cat and the fiddle,
Every ones singing new tune
The youngsters cheer,
winters most herel
And the old folks wish 1t were June.
Mary, Mary, quite contrary
How looks your last years coat?
Just q bit faded,
Not smart enough 10 be traded
Now wouldn't that get your goatl
Little boy blue, come toot your horn,
The teams in the field, the cows In the corn.
But where's the leftcener always there on the leap?
He's lost In the scrimmage, fast asleep
EN- EN-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

It's thrill to see three local boys getting up In the
world That's the story OF Marcel Doucete Art Sweeney
and George Deschenes. The trio engaged In fill
ing In the cracks on the steepes OF St. AIMS church
ust stand on South Main street afternoon and gaze
Upward The boys working for Bill Pelleer and are
competent craftsTen They're three lads you have TO
look up to.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

Crossing the highway OF STAN.
ford England, to save his dog ir
traffic, the Rev. George 6packman
aged TO, was knocked down ane
killed. NIa. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
MARINES REACH NEW MILESTONE

(Born: November 10, ITS
He Is always rather dapper,
But real two-hsted scrapper,
Eager for fight or frolic
On any foreign scene.
He isdaithful, true and steady
And he always has been ready
To uphold his country's honor
The United States Marine.
When the tide OF war he's breasted,
Never once has he protested,
Even though the odds agains him
Were enough to make him quail;
When the outlook was the gravest
He has always been the bravest,
For ne knows the corps tradition,
A Marine must never fall
90 his birthday we'll remember
On the tenth day Of November,
For the welfare Of his country
He has been forever keen:
hsWays fair and open -hearted,
~ whirlwind when he's started
Hes bulwark OF the nation
The United States Marinei
LOREN T. CASEY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
| BEHIND
THE SCENES
WASHINGTON
SeV RODNEY DUTcHER-i
Democrat Washington
Correspondent

Staggering Sum Spent on
Campaign; How Many Mil
lions No One Can Tell Ac-
curately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
No One Knows Total

No one knows the total of OK,
penditures by state, county, and city
committees. County expenditure
are often larger than state commit
tee expenses, because they usually
cover big cost Of getting out the
vote.
The democratic national COM
mlttce originally estimated It's
budget nj $4,000, 900, raised that
70 $3,00O,O00, and was going much
stronger than that at the finish.
The republican committees
budget was SS,836,O0 and almost
certainly no less than that was
spent.
The American Liberty League,
tho National Union for Social JUS
ticc, and the United Mine Work.
crs each spent more than 100000
this year. Labors Non Partisan
League, with It's state organizations,
spent an estimated million dollars
The Good Neighbor League and
the Progressive National Commit
tee, both working for Roosevelt,
each spent more than 100000, So
did the Jeffersonian Democrats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10
Personal Donations

Personal expenditures Of con-
gressional and senatorial candidates
have been estimated as high as
100000 and money spent for To-
cal and state tickets has been
placed between five and ten mil
lions.
About $4,000, 900 appears TO
have been spent by political par
ties for radio--Itepublicans and
other anti-New Dealers buying ut
least 80 per cent more than the
Democrats.
Other large sums were spent fol
newspaper advertising, billboardS
sound trucks, campaign literature
buttons, office space, thousands OF
paid workers, and travel expenses
Organized labor raised or con-
tributed more than million dol
lars In the campaign. But even
more valuable was the assistance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

@RsG eszx RAToEE
HglGAT 3 FEET. llrOA.
WEIGHT, 2O1 qouNDS:
BROWN tsAlf1. BILLIE eyes.
eos1N, peT2o 0t2Ao, RUSSIA.
April 40 1897.
Mk1t7lNoNIA6 Sco2E ONE
bMA0alAGe-e TO EuGENE
LeoN1cNlcA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-10

Twenty bomb-proof shelters are TO
be erected on q housing estate OF
BulWlck, England.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
Desbidieron de la Solteria a la Se1ori-
ia Matilde Maldonado, con una Fiesta
LA AMENIzo LA oRQUESTA BRAvo.-LA SENoRlTA
MAlDoNADo SERA RoNTo LA SONORA DE TORRES

nido lugar la simpAtica velada
en- casa de la familia Cruz ST.
tuada EN- ell numero 112 al norte
de la Gale Indiana.
Fue Ia orquesta de Bravo, la
encargada de amenizar la fies-
ia, habiendose obsequiado a la
numerosa concurrencia con to-
da esplendidez, interrumpiendo-
Sc por breves INSTANCES ell ale
gre bale para dirigir unas GUAM
tas palabras alusivas al acto, 10
cual hizo ell senior Jose NJ. Bra
vo. quien fue muy aplaudldo.
La futura esposa del sefor To
rres, fue muy fe~licitada, ha-
biendosele hecho umeros pre-
~sentes.
Entire los asistentes a la fies-
Ia Sc encontraban las s%iguientes
personals:
Seforas: Luz Bernal. Marga-
rita Maldonado, Frances Boos,
Lima Bustfos, Jesusita Chavira,
Elvira Santana, Natalia Cuadra,
Frances Esparza, Julia Coma
lez, Marina Maldonado, Dolores
Maldonado, Amelia Escalante,
Margarita Portillo, y Maria Cruz.
Seforitas: Matilde e. Maldo-
nado. Beatriz Guerrero, Rosalie
Wiley. Jennie Garcia. Marga-
rita Bernal. Mary Ruiz, Sara Ro
driguez, Hortensla Becerra, Lu-
ellie Becerra. Amalia Almenar,
Consuelo Lujan, Mary Lujan,
Josefina Garlic. Mary Cruz,
Lucrecia Cruz, Lee Hayden. Ju-
liza Franco, Charlotte Rlncon,
Herlinda Moreno. Arty Baine,
Helen Anaya, Dolores Rincon,
Mercy Licon. Felicitas Bueno,
Julietta Portillo, y Frances Cruz.
Caballeros: Alfonso Lopez. Joe
Bueno, Louie Gamboa, Pete Por-
tillo. Armando Moreno, JESUS
Coria, Rudy Monies, Frank p.
Martinez. Jimmy Andrade, Ra-
mon Castro, Aniceto Castro, Gus
tavo Reuctor, Raul Maldonado,
Roberto Bahuelos. William Por-
tillo. y Eugene Anaya.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
Fue llevado a las pi.
las del bautismo

Haco algunos dias, en- ell bau-
tisterio de Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe, situado en- el tenn
plo del mismo nombre, recibio
las aguas del cristianismo un
niho, hijo del senior Manuel Lo-
PEE Y de SUI esposa la sehora Ell
vira Velasco de Lopez, ambos
bien conocidos Y estimados en-
los ~circulos de la colonia mexi-
cana de Belvedere.
FL pequeno tuvo como padrinos
al senior Tomas Velasco y a la
seforita Candelaria Hernandez.
quienes lie pusieron ell nombre de
Manuel, ministrando ell Sacra-
mento ell reverendo padre Jose
Veloz.
Una fiesta mtima sc efectuo
mas tarde en- casa de la faml-
liza Lopez, para celebrar ell aeon
tecimiento. habiendo reinado en-
ella la mayor cordialidad Y la
mas franca algeria.
FL pedueho nacio en- esta ciu-
dad Ell 10 de septiembre pasa-
do, habiendo recibido con SUI bau
tho algunos regados de valor de
parte de u padrinos y demas
amistades de la familia.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
Fue sepultada la Sc
nora de Montana

BESIDE aver descansan en- tie
IRA cristiana. en- ell pante6n ca
tolico del Calvario, los restos de
la que en- vida fuera la sehora
Dolores Montana, conocida en-
muchos de nuestros circulos, en-
los cuales supo cultivar hace
tempo muchas merecidas simpa-
tias.
La sehora Montaho muri6 a la
edad de % amos en- su Residential
de la Gale Lanfranco numero
1884, habiendo sido velada en- la
agencia funeraria de don Zeferi-
no Ramirez, situada en- ell 4545
de Ia avenida Brooklyn, en- don
de Sc reunieron. con sus deudos,
muchos amigos suyos, para dar-
lie Ia triste despedida postrera.
FL obito sc registro ell martes
pasado, y los deudos de la finada
han estado recibiendo desde On
tonces las mas %sinceras man,
festaciones de condoIencia de sus
amistades locales.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
Fiesta para Celebrar ell Matrimonio
delaSenorita Maria efugio Gomez
Sc SiRvIO UNA SUcULENTA CENA, Ell BALE Sc PRO.
LONCO HASTA UNA HORA MUY AVANZADA

y fines del pasado diciembre,
sc efectuo ell esta cludad Ell ma
trimonio de la sehorita Refugio
GameZ, con ell senior Reinaldo
Ortiz, haclendose con csc motive
n bonita fiesta social, a la que
concurrieron numerosas amista-
des de los novios y de u fami-
las. La fiesta Sc efectuo en- la
Residential del Sr. Heliodoro Ca
mez. padre de la hoy sonora de
Ortiz, sirviendose durante ella
una exquisite cena.
Fueron parte de Ia organiza-
ci6n de la fiesta, ell senior Alejan-
dro GameZ y SUI esposa la Sc
hora Rosaura Noriega de Gamez,
quienes antes habfan fungido
como padrinos en- Ell enlace a
que nos hemos referido, prodi-
gando regalos a los novios con
csc motive.
La cena fue servida a las diez
en- punto de la noche, estando
compuesta de platillos mexica-
nos, Y rociandosela con buenos
who's Y ~licores, 10 cual hizo que
la algeria Sc prolongara hasta
una bora muy avanzada de la
madrugada siguiente.
A la cena siguio Ell bale, que
anonuiv6 mo bueOo o~roueSta bn-
biendo dedicado varios de u
mejores n1meros a los recien ca
sados. Estes. despues de un cor
to viaje de bodas, han estableci-
do. segun nuestros informes, su
residcncia definitiva en- la ciu-
dad de Los Angeles.
Entire las personals que asistie-
ron a la fiesta, muchas de elias
llevando regalos de utilidad pa
ra ell nuevo hogan. Y todas sus
mas oalidas felicitaciones, recor-
damos de momento a las ST.
guientes:
Senoras: Marianita Pesqueira
de Cameo. Leonor Samaniego de
Quiroz, Jesusita de Arizmendi,
Maria Luisa dc Siqueiros. Ro-
saura de Gamez. Maria D. de
Pompa. Maria de Moreno. Con-
suelo G.. VIDA. dc Cano, Carmen
de Camou, Y Elena Pesqueira de
Gonzalez.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
Ell MOVIMIENTO SOCIAL
DE LA COLONIA MEXI-
CANA DE LOS ANGELES
Ell CLUB "REGIO" OFRECIO UNA
LUCIDA FIESTA A SUS AMIGOS
Sc efectu6 en- la casa de la familia Sandoval,
en- medic de la mayor algeria

resa Rangel. Adela Sandoval,
N. de II. Llergo. Panchita 3.
de Licon. T. de Soto, Cristina
Desmarets, w. Riley, Concep-
cion Duarte Rodriguez, Cristina
Rivera de Sanchez. L. Morineau
dc Berber, Mercedes G.. de NAL
donado, Maria r. de Sandoval,
II. Isolita.
Seforitas: Eleonor Carbajal,
Maria de Monserrat Sandoval.
Angela Bandurraga, Blanca Du-
ran. Manuela Lihan Llergo. AIDE
Ia Villarreal, Amparo Villarreal,
Nora Hill. Carmen Sanchez, Ma
ria Bandurraga, Nena Sandoval,
Berta Clamont, Ines Sanchez,
Elena Adame. Enriqueta San
chez, Maria Rangel. Guadalupe
Gonzalez Bali. Jacoba Sanchez.
Laurita de Ia Puente.
Seiores: Carlos Villarreal. Ra
fael Esquerro, Manuel Soto, Do
mingo Ortega, Luis Licon, Fer
nando Sandoval ST.. Salvador
Vasquez. Hans Isolita, K. oster-
man. Enrique Maldonado, Ri
cardo Romo, Manuel d. Casti-
Ito. Guillermo Clamont. Manuel
Sanchez. j. Harvey Thomas. n.
villalobos. Luis Alvarez. Angus
to Desmarets, Abraham Cantd.
Jes1s Berber, r. II. Llergo. w.
p. Riley, M. Rojo, Eduardo Con
zalez, Rafael Gonzalez. Jesds
Gonzalez, Fidencio Rabago. Car
los de la Barrera. Salvador Ia
ragoza. Felix Rdbago. Fernando
Sandoval Jr, w. Mills, y l..
Saenz.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
Proximo enlace en-
nuestra colonia

La semana entrante empeza
ran a circular las esquelas-invi-
~taciones para ell proximo enla-
ce religioso de la senorita Matil-
de Fernandez Terrazas con el Sc
nor Manuel Herrera Jr., ambos
bien conocidos en- nuestros me-
jores cfrculos s~ociales.
Dicha ceremonial religiosa Sc
"a ante los altares de la fe Cato
lica y en- ell temple de Nuestra
Sefora de la Soledad, situado en-
Ia avenida Brooklyn, ell domingo
&c de los c~orrientes a las doce del
medic dia, oficiando ell Reveren-
do Padre Clemente Saenz.
La corte de amor de los no
vios estara a cargo de las ST.
guientes personals:
Madrinas: seforita Iibrada He
rrera y sefora Ethelmina G. de
Fernandez: Padrinos: Agustfn
Tinoco y Victor Fernandez: Da-
mas de honor: senoritas Lucia
Borato, Luz Bernal, Evangelina
Diaz Y Consuelo Herrera; Pale
citos, los nihos Luis Herrera, Do
ra Diaz, Eufemia Guayante y
Esther Guayante.
En- ausencia del sehor general
Nicolas Fernandez padre de la
novia. ell sehor Silvestre Diaz,
ito de la misma, Sc hard cargo
de conducirla al altar. Ell sera
tambien quien firme las esque-
las matrimoniales al igual que ell
senior Manuel D.. Herrera y su
esposa Ia sehora Sofia Flores do
Herrera, padres del novio.
Segun tenemos entendido. des-
pues de Ia ceremonial religiosa
Sc hara la respectful fiesta de
bodas saliendo enseguida los re-
Glen casados en- SUI viaje de luna
de miel' y regresando luego a
Los Angeles. para establecer su
Residential de ana manera defi-
nitiva.
Con motive de csc proximo en-
lace. los novios han estado reci-
biendo las felicitaciones de esti-
10 de parte de sus amistades que
20 numerosas.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
'AGASAJO ALA
STA. MIMIAGA
Sc celebro una fiesta
en- su onomaStico

Con ell objeto de celebrar Ell
onomastico de la sehorita Geno-
veva Mimiaga. sc reunieron en-
su casa situada en- ell ndmero All
al este de la Gale 30. un grupo
do sus mas intimas amistades.
FL bale Sc inicio desde las pri-
meras horas de la noche, enme-
do de las demostraciones de ca
RHO Y entusiasmo que Sc prolon
garon hasta muy entrada la ma
drugada del siguiente dia.
La sonora Mimiaga, anfitron
de la fiesta, obsequio a sus
huespedes con platillos cubanos
perfectamente condimentados,
ofreciendo como novedad ell IA
moso majarete.
Entire los co%ncurrentes vimos
a las siguientes personals:
Sehoras: Maria de Davila, OIL
liza de Fernandez, y Dolores de
Mimiaga.
Senoritas: Emilia Fernandez.
Maria Salcido, Socorro Salctdo.
Judith de Larios, Josefina Con-
zalez, Martha Bustamante, Ma
tide Torreblanca, Graciela Da-
villa. Aurora Davila, Nelly y Ana
Maria de la Vega, Petra Enci-
mas. Loretta Sainz, Maria More
no. Carolina Moreno. Maria Cue
rrero, Esther Rathman, Isabel
Contreras. Manuela Alcocer y
Lola, Genoveva y Leonor Mi
miaga.
Caballeros: Teodoro Encinas.
Eduardo Bustamante, Joseph Mi
Clique, Ernesto Crosman, Victor
de Larios, Francisco de la Ve-
ga. Diego V. Zubiate, Efren Cor
nejo, Antonio Guerrero, Ceveri-
no Valdes. Luis Salcido, L. Ro-
mo, Ienacio Escalante. Martin
de la Tore. joaquin, Guillermo,
Roberto, Fernando y Enrique
Mimiaga.
La opinión., 1936-01-12

Sehoritas: Refugio Y Esperan-
"a Cameo. Lily Camou, Maria
Molina, Luisa Dur6n, Guillermi-
ma Siqueiros, Librada Saenz.
Elenita Gonzalez, Luz Morales, y
Maria Monteverde.
Sehores: Reinaldo Ortiz, Eleo-
doro Gdmez, Brigido Caro-, Ale
jandro Gamez, Oscar Gonzalez,
Julian Camou, Arnulfo Gamer,
Ernesto Pompa, Armando Y o.
car Gamez L. Quiroz, y Roberto
GameZ.
La opinión., 1936-01-12

Con Ell pretexto de despedir Ell
aho de 1895. y dar la b%ienveni-
da al actual. ell Club Regio. for
mado en- su totalidad por MEM
bros de nuestra colonia. tuvo
una grata reunion en- casa de
uno de sus socios. ell sehor Fran
cisco Sandoval. situada en- Ell no
nero 1903 del Boulevard Hun
tington. habiendose bailado ale
gremente a los acordes de bue-
ma orquesta, y no decayendo n
tire los %presentes nj un solo mo-
mento la animation y franco
camarederfa.
Todos los concurrentes, goza-
ron de las atenciones que Ell
dueho de la casa les prodigara,
hacienda felices las horas que
en- ella pasaran sus visitantes.
El bale fue ~suspendido POGO an
ties de Ia media noche para ha-
Ger pasar a los asistentes al CO.
medor de Ia casa en- donde es-
taba preparado magnffico am
bigd.
En- medic de Ia mayor algeria,
y despues de haberse tornado va
rias copas de buen vino. Sc dio
por termlnada la fiesta a una
bora avanzada de la madruga-
da siguiente, dejando muy gra-
tos recuerdos en- todos los que
asistieron a esta simpatica reu-
nion.
Recordamos a las Eguientes
personals que esa noche 50 n
contraban allf reunidas:
Sras: M. Bandurraga, Elena
villarreai. Carmen ortega, Te-
La opinión., 1936-01-12
NACIMIENTOS, DEFUNCIO
MES, M~ATRIMONIOS, BAU-
TIZOS, ONO MASTICOS
NUEVOS CRISTlANOS|
Nihos que han recibido las aguas del bautis-
me- en- esta semana
lglesis de Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe

lglesis de Nuestrs Sonora de
Guadalupe
RUBEN, naeido eI 3 de abril
del aho proximo pssado. hijo del
sehor sixto Martinez y de su es-
poss la sonora RaqueI Chavez de
Martinez, fue lIevada a la pila
de la cristianizaeion ell dia pri-
nero del presente mes, siendo
apsdrinada por ell senor Marga-
rito Carrillo y por 81 esposa Ia
sonora Guadalupe r. de CARR.
Ito.
ESTEBAN, venido al mundo
ell IS de septiembrs de 1882, hiio
del sehor Jose Vazquez y de su
esposs Conception L. de Var
quez, fue bautizsdo ell dia prime
70 del mes y aho corriente, STEM
do apadrinado por ell senior Adolf
70 Cortes y por la sehorita Do.
iores Cano.
CARLOS, hijo del sehor jose
Vazquez y de su esposs la Sc
fora Conception L. de vazquez,
y auien nacio ell dia 10 de no.
viembre del aho pasado, fue lie
vado a la piIa bautisnal ell
microbes antepasado, habiendo-
10 epadrinado el senior Adolfo
cortss y la sehorita Dolores
Cano.
ERNEsTo, nscido ell dis 9 dc
Noviembrs de 1885, hiio del Sc
nor Vicente Barrios y de su es.
posa Ia sonora Maria de Barrics,
recibio las aeuas del eristianis-
mo el dia primero del mes en-
curse, siendo apadrinado por ell
senor Hereulano Ledesna y por
su esposa la sonora Andrea N.
de Ledesma.
MANUEL, venido al mundo ell
dia 10 de septiembre ultino, hi
10 del senior Manuel Lopez y de
su esposa la sonora EIvira We
lazco de Lopez, fue bautizado el
miereoles antepasado, primero de
enero. habisndoIo apadrinado ell
senior Tomas Velazco y la seiori-
ia Candelaria Hernandez.
FLoRENTlNO, hiio del senior
FIorentino Esparza y de su es-
posa la sonora Felipa Maldona-
do de Esparza, naeido ell II de
septiembre del ano que ACADIA de
~fenecer, fue llevado a reeioir las
aguas del cr~istianismo el dia pri-
nero del mes en- curse, habiendo
sido apadrinado por ell senior
Aeustin Davila y por su esPosa
Ia sonora Refusio r. de D3viIa.
La opinión., 1936-01-12
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