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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25

The annual Christmas Seal drive in Waterbury unofflcially got under
 way this afternoon shortly after one o'clock when no less than 7,600 let
 ters were mailed to people in all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
Christmas Seal Campaign Opens Tomorrow
DryGoods Association
 Seeks NRA Substitute
Proposal Now Under Consideration of Affiliated Menl-
 bers-NO Comments From Local Merchants

Officials of local retail dry goods stores, affiliated with the National Retail Dry Goods Association declined to comment today the proposal of the association to enact an agreement covering minimum wages minimum hours, and artrade practices and other rules of the defunct R. A., to govern the nations department, dry goods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
SHORT CALENDAR
 SESSION FRIDAY

The foreclosure actions will be heard at the short calendar ses- sion of superior court Friday.
 Disclosure of defense, Judgment and law days will be sought in the actions of Dorothy M. Thompson against Georgia c. Woodbury and others.
 Disclosure of defense, Judgment and law days, and the appointment of a receiver will be sought in the action of the Waterbury Savings Bank against Michael 1annantuoni and others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
DIED

HAMPsON---In thIs city, Nov. 25th. 193G, Joseph Hamps0n. of 70 liar pers Ferry Road. Funeral Friday afternoon, at 2:00 o'clock, from Al; derson Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave. Burial in old Pine Grove cemetery.
 vEXINA-In this city, Nov: 2oth. i036, Henry l.. Vezina, Of Water bury Prospect Road. Funeral Sat- urday morning, at s:30 o'clock from Beiieviiie Funeral Home, 6S East Clay st., to St. Ann's Church. Bur ial in Calvary cemetery. BURTON--In Woodbury, Conn.,, Nov: 24th, l936, William E. Burton, or Woodbury, Conn. Funeral Friday afternoon. ut 2:30 o'clock, from Munson Funeral Home fin Wood- bury. Conn. Burial in Everygreen cemetery, Watertown.
 I,OFFREDO--In this city, Nov. 24th. 1936, Domenico Loffredo. of 1l9 Division St. Funeral Friday. morn . ing, time later, from Colasant Funeral Home, 934 Bank St., to st, Lucy's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25

parts of the city. Each of the letters contained seals, which those receiv-
 ing have been urged to buy. This work of compiling the mailing list and sending out the advance letters,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25

uuiem will be celebrated Friday morning, at 7:30 o'clock, at Sts, Peter and Paul Church. for the re- pose of the soul of the late John Reilly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25
MASSES

FITX TXMAURICE-A first anniversary . mass of requiem will be celebrated Saturday morning. Nov. 2Sth, at 7:3O o'clock, at Sts Peter and Paul Church, for the reposc of the soul of the late John Fitzmaurice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25

K KEEFE-First anniversary mass of reuuiem will be celebrated Satur- day morning, Nov. 2Sth, at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception, Church. for the repose of the sou' of the late Edward r. keefc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-25

ionbucks has trouble than you have Every shop the nar has been notified not to his wifejus him the bills for whatever She steals So ado and delft the lad
 acenit that she fches uoberved good deal of the time Al
 stuff however hidden" by of thei mansion the stores allowed to visit 1t in her absence The resigned husband then off
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cargar una derecha cuando Eel
burro toca la flauta1.

Roger Bernard, que visto de
cerca nos parece I'm adversario
que Chino Alvarez puede batir
lin apuros, dijo aver que 81 pc
ga co ndoble dureza que Eddie
Cool v ademas, ha sido enterado
de que ell Chino es un especialis-
ia en- "abanicar" ell aire, en- per-
der en- Ell vacfo sus mejores pu-
hetazos.
Bernard no habra leido este
peri6dico, pero coincide en- 10
lue nosotros hemos venido des-
acandoie al Chino.
No hasa con tener una dere-
cha formidable, hay que atinar
mejor, de modo que ell contrario
sufra los efectos de los golpes
TODD slos asaltos, no cuando
la suerte sopla en- "~asiatico".
Perdiendo en- Ell aire sus me-
punetazos, ell Chino cansa
al plblico y divierte a sus ene-
migos.
Bernard es un especialista en-
moverse r~apidamente, agacha-
do, y 81 Chino no Sc prepare en-
debida forma lucira muy NAL
ell martes.
Hay cue pegar en- los puntos
whales del adversario, no en- las
nubes.
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CON LOS CUANTES
LA POSICION DE
CHINO ALVAREZ

La revista deportiva "The
Ring, una de las mas popula-
res de la naci6n, para la catego-
ria del peso ligero establece la
siguiente Classification: Tony
Canzoneri, Lou Ambers, Pedro
Montahez, frankie Kick, Leo
nardo del Genio, Laurie Stew
ems, Wesley Ramey, Kid Den
mis-, Jimmy Garrison, Young Ca
sanova Y Chino Alvarez.
Probablemerte Alvarez, d pc
sar de los golpes que pierde en-
ell aire, es superior a TODD ell hru-
pc con la exception de Pedro
Monsanez, ell campe6n sin coro-
ma; Tony Canzoneri, ell italiano
campe6n, que desea abdicar a
Gamble de TN "bout" con Bar
ney Ross; Lou Ambers, ell pro-
tegido de la comisi6n atletica
del estado de New York; Fran
ckie Kick, ell veterano destruc-
tor de esperanzas Leonardo de-
Genio, ell italiano, y Wesley Ra
mey, Ell aventurero.
Ahora bien, Chino, como Ii
'hemos venido diciendo, no llega-
"a a la cdspide 81 no baja y a.
firma la punterfa.
Tiene que pegarle al contra
rio, no batir la atm6sfera y des-
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hermana Marta y a Juan Mar
tin.
De la cOlumna qued6se un pc
queho destacamento para guar
necer el poblado.
Pero, afortunadamente, Juan
no fue de los designadS para
quedarse. [
Ell tenor de la separation du-
70, pues, mUyl7oco.
Fuf suficid :, no obstante.
pafNQue los j. pasasen I'm NAL
ratio. Y
, "lQu6 sera de mi sin ETA?
pensaba 81.
Y ella deciase:
5Qu6 sAra de 81 sin mi? De-
bill y apocA ,, iquien lie cuidara
y quien reaA mara sus fuerzasg
CuandO - conveacieron de
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Abri6 SUI campamento de practicas ]. Braddock
Espera que su contrario 10 sea
ell aleman Max Schmeling

New York, julio 9.-El irlan-
des campe6n del peso complete,
James J. Braddock, ACADIA de a.
brir 81 c~ampamento de practi-
cas- en- Loeb Sheldrake, New
York, pero aun no sabe quien
sera su oponente en- septiembre.
Desea Braddock que Max Sch
melting sea su rival, pero aun no
sabe, dadas las dificultades sur
gidas, 81 Sc arreglara la contro-
versia entire la Madison Square
Garden, que posee su ~contrato,
y Mike Jacobs, que tiene en- su
poder ell contrato con Schmel-
ing.
"Tendran que pa2arme 10 que
merezco, dice Braddock, para
que pelee en- Septiembre con ell
individuo que me escojan. Ell a.
no pasado saboree la amargura,
soportando que Sc dijese de mi
que era I'm "peluca'. Entonces
todas las banderas Sc alzaban
por Jose Luis. Y 70 saba que
TODD era falsa alarma v exage-
raci6n. Pero le dieron a Schmel-
ing Ia oportunidad antes que q
mf'.
mi pelea sera contra EsMr
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D D RISKO PELEARA
CON FREDDIE STEELE

Seattle, Washington, julio 9.
Eddie Risko, que asegura nc
haber perdido la corona del Pc
so medic, peleara aquf maiiana
con Freddie Steele, ell formida-
BILE pegador de Tacoma.
Steele aparece como ell favo-
rito de los fanatics, por haber
derrotado a Risko, por gran
mangen, ell pasado ID de MARIO.
Esta vez la pelea sera a Is asal-
tos .
Una garantia de $25,OOO Sc
ha ofrecido al campe6n, ademas
que vengar, en- u ntotal de Sc
combates.
Steele cobrara una garantia
de $4,000 Y posiblemente
$1,000 o 5000 mas 81 los ingre-
sos llegan q 100000.
Los eNpertos senalan que ell
j6ven de Tacoma es Ell campe6n
lain corona. habiendO ganado 81
peleas por nocauts, AZ por deci-
sion, cinco tablas y dos derrotas
que vengar, en- un tai de IS com
bates.
) Ademas de Risko lha vencido
a Gorilla Jones, excaanpe6n dc
la Association Nacional de Bo-
xeo, IN negro; Fred Apostoli, el
favorito de San Francisco, y vi
cepte Dundee, I'm excampe6n.
Steele Ia dicho que repetira
su victoria de mario sobre Ris-
ko. . quien venci6 Ell ingles Jack
McAvoy.
g.&
La carrera de iRisko ma sidO
muy accidentada en- los 1ltimos
meses, por los innumerables con
tratiempOs Y por haber perdido
Ell aprecio de los crfticos.
Todo indica que Steele sera 81
pr6ximO campe6n, aunque Ia CO.
roma l~6gicamente no le pertene-
&c . quien IA ostenta.
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que seguirian marchando jun
.tos. Ia algeria fenaci6 en- clos.
Durante algunas jornadas, no
ocurri6 NADIA de particular.
Juan Martin, iba va cada vez
menos a la ambulancia.
POGO a POGO iba fortalecien
dose, acostupbr5&Aose a sOpOr-
tar las pen9iiM AIDES.
Pero no Rdf clio veianse me-
nos la hermana de la Carload Y
S@-vre9Rs6s
Todas lassnoches sosteniaE
carihosas platsas en- las que el
demostraba siempre los mismos
temores de una triste muerte.
Era una obsesi6n a la que
f@ Observation-Disclosures, y habla-
ba va de clio como de la cosa,
mas natural del mundo, resig.
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Aribo el veterano Roger Bernard
Espera derrotar a Chino Alvarez

LEGO aver a esta ciudad dis
puesto a batirse con Chino AL
varez ell martes pr6ximo, ell We
terano pdgil Roger Bernard,
que por la cara parece haber
sostenido varios centenares de
peleas.
Bernard hizo acto de presen-
cha en- eli gimnasio de Jim Down
ing, manifes.ando que habia
hecho Ell viaje desde Flint, Mi
chigan, a Tampa, en autom6-
vii, acompahado por Red
Woods, un yaliente plgil del
peso de puma, que Sc batira con
Ell tampeno Joey Raymond.
A POGO de llegar ell Sr. Ber-
nard habl6 asi; "Yo creo que
puedo veneer a Chino, pero es-
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to no significa que lie considero
un pla2il facil de derrotar. Mi
estilo de combate me facilita
evadir muchos golpe y lograr
cue ell conyrario los pierda en-
81 aire. Sc me ha dicho que a.
sarte de la formidable derecha,
chino no tiene NADIA y que yerra
con mrcha freepencia. X no Oh
iden ustedes que 20 puedo pc
gar con doble dureza que Eddie
COOL"
Bernard, que practicara a las
re SIDE la tarde de hoy, tiene
nenos estatura que Alvarez y
ice haber derrotado a Barney
:ossJ Bat Bat.alino Y Freddie
Miller. Espera subir al cuadri-
atero con 1872 libras.
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X, pues otra cosa no puedo de-
cir. Peso 200 libras v solo de-
BIO qfitarme cinco. Estimo que
subire al cuadrilatero con 1876.
Llegar& a la mejor forma de mi
carrera. Tengo miles de amigos
en- TODD 81 pals " peleare para
probarles que la confianza en-
mi depositada la Sc apreciar."
Joe Gould ha dado terminus
favorables a los dos grupos, y
ellos deben aceptarlos o dejar-
los. Pido mas de 4212 por cien-
TO, aunque regularmente Ia par
te del campe6n es de S71a.
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a. AxCRz

Wilton, representanse del Co
finthian Yacht Club y la North
American Yacht Racing Union
gan6 aqui la copa de orc, anc-
tando 81 tercera victoria de la
serie. La embarcaci6n america
ma cruz6 la Inca dos minutes
antes que una alemana, la Ger
many, v tres minutes antes que
la sueca Ian.
Wilton llevara ell bote a Es-
cocia, dcnde sera uno de los
competidores americanos en- Ell
Clyde ingies.
La gaceta., 1936-07-09

Con valor y abnegaci6n subli-
me, que lie conquistaron desde
iuegO la admiration de todOs.
exponia su vida para reeoger a
los heridOs y curarlos.
Hubo momentO en- que 81 Ia
VIC salir al descubierto. desa.
iiando las balas enemigaA aue
caian como una lluvia en- torno.
suyo, para recoger un herido '
retirarse con 81.
Aquel infeliz lie debiala vida.
mientras tales heFoiciaa-
des reaiizaba, a impulses solo
de su carload, pensaba en- Juan
Martin, en- Ell que llamaba su hi
jo, y decia;
-iDiOs milo! Conceivable Ia
La gaceta., 1936-07-09
JACK DEMPSEY G
Ell N

Eli LUNES
Chino AIrGrez coacede mayor
importdnciG a sus ejerciciOs
Jack Dempsey, Ell e~xcampe6n
lei 'ceso complete, que .aera ar
citro y fallara en- Ia pslea de
chino Alvarez con Roger Ber-
1ard, arribara a Tampa 81 lunes
7cr la noche, segln las noticias
ne jim Downing ha recibido.
Ademas de haber sido elimi-
ADDS les Juices para q. Demp-
ay decida sin cortapisas, ell ex-
ampe6n servira de segundo a
n gi2ante que aspira a desta-
arse en- la division del peso
conple!o, "Hombre Montana"
seDDlnS, qulen tendra de adver
'ario a Cowboy Jones, de Lake
Wales.
Chino Alvarez boxeara a las
dos de la tarde de hoy, teniendo
de eyudantes a Joey Raymond Y
Mike Gonzalez.
Ell j6ven de West Tampa pa
rece haber tornado en- serio 81
entrenamiento y dice que su for
contra Rogers sera perfecta.
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LOS A
RES DE PESOS PARA Los
JUEGOS 0EEMP1G0As

F~iladelfia, Julio 9-Han~si
do escogidOs los alzadores de
ell comit6 resolyi6 darle otra o.
pcrtunidad, dejandose la prue-
ba para ell venidero viernes.
peso que Representative a los
Estados Unidos en- los Jueges
Oampiees de Berlin. Dietrich
Workman, de New York, pre-
sidente del coE:tSI do los nom
bres de los seleccionados, que
son: 1872 libras, campe6n An
tonic Terlazzo, que estableci6
una marca con las dos manos
de 215 libras, seguido de John
Terry, Titan de la Association
de Levanta Pesos de N. York;
148 libras, campe6n John Ter
pax, con Robert Mitchell de Sc
gundo; 165 libras, campe6n
Stanley Kratkowski, con Wal
ter Good de ayudante; 181 IL
bras, campe6n John Henry Mi
ller, Y peso complete, campe6n
John Grimek, con David Ma
yer. de- segando.
Bill Good, de York, Ell favo-
rito para ell tftulo de las 1S1 IL
bras sc halla frera de forma y
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AL fin, la columna tuvo Ell pri-
mer AncuentrO con ell enemigo.
y Juan MartinS entr6- en- fuego
por primera w.
Ia acci6n no fuk rehida, y
los insnrrectos abandonarop el
campo, sin ocasionar otras Ma
jas que algunos heridos.
Entonces present6se a la her
mana Marta OCCASION de demos
trar sus her6isOs y caritativos
sentimientos
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nado con su suerte, a pesar de
considerable injusta.
Ash iba afirmandose mas y
mas Ell carino que unia a aQue-
Hos dos seres.
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81 Alvarez no Sc Quita csc de-
fecto de no atinar, cuandO me
nos 10 piensan sus admirsdores.
un "cualquiera" lie pondra a dor
mir.
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GANO LA COPA DE ORC UN
YACHT AMERICANA

Oslo, Noruega, julio 9.-In-
dian Scout, I'm bote de seis me-
tros, propiedad de Herman F.
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-TampOco me asustaria la
muerte.
-iDe veras?
-Lo digo como 10 sientO. n
-Oh! Entonces no eres ,un
cobarde, Y STEEL casoN Mega, se-
ras un valiente.
La conversation proleag8e
hasta que, va de madrugada, Sc
retiraron a descansar.
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-isiempfe la ideaade morirl
-exclam6 la herman$.
-Tengo ell c-onvencimiento
de que sere una de las victimas.
II Quien sabel
-YQ quisisss no pensar tan
to en- RsdraSy entonces qui-
zas seria un valiente; pero no
puedo remediarlq
-Piensa en- al 10 vida vale
POGO y en- que, 6ieres, sera
cumpliendo Yer. No me
YES a mi2 C8rro los mismaA-
ligrTs que til y no me asustan.
--Porque listed Sc sacrifica c
sabiendas por Cin fin grande y
hermoso<l nj bien de sus semejan
-Llego, 81 tn expusieras
vida por IN Obieto parcel
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-TampOco me asustaria la
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06
SOUTH WIND MAY BREAK
COLD WAVE HERE TODAY
Expected Drop Below Zero Last
Night Did Not Materialize

Possibility that shifting winds would
break the cold wave that spread across
the country yesterday and last night,
was forecast at the government
weather station at Weber's this morn
ing.
The expected drop below the zero
mark last night did not materialize,
in spite of much colder weather in the
midwest, and the fact that the wind
is shifting to the south leads Ralph
Weber, in charge of the station, to
state that we can expect warmer
conditions.
* The mercury dropped to two above
last night and the weather is moderat-
ing today.
Following the cold of last Friday
and Saturday a gradual rise in the
temperature was noted up to Tuesday
when Garrett county with read
ing of as, was declared to be the warm
est spot in the State. .-.:..-
I A heavy sleet formed Monday night
and early Tuesday morning, but
turning into rain as the temperature
rose, streets and highways were COW
cred with slush which quickly turned
to ice as another strong cold wind
sprung up late that afternoon and
weather bureaus throughout the coun-
trv predicted the approach of another
cold wave with sub-zero temperature.
Travel conditions for country peo-
pie remain difficult. While state high
ways are cleared lateral roads are
still blocked in many places. Schools
are going ahead with fairly good at
tendance and school buses in general
were back on schedule, except in iso-
lated areas.
Truck drivers were experiencing
difficulty in reaching coal mines in
nearby sections, but it is not thought
any serious inconvenience has resulted
to home owners here.
During January a total Of $3.50
inches of snow fell, and this added to
the 31.75 inches which fell in Decem-
Der, makes more than 81 inches for
the winter thus far.
The high and low temperatures Of
the week are:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06
BITTINGER

The relentless winter cold continues
with US, and the snow piles higher
and higher.
BY heroic efforts the Star Route
Mail Carrier was able to make his
trip four days last week, two days
were so stormy that it was impossible
to travel.
Mrs. Anna Stephen is reported to
be critically i'll at her home, south of
this village, near the Glades settle
ment. .....
William Winterburg, of Grantsville,
drove to this village last Saturday
morning. It required FIVE hours to
cover the nine miles, with team of
strong young horses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06
SELBYSPORT

Rev. R. L. Maness preached here on
Sunday evening. His sermon was a
splendid effort.
Mrs. Hugh Gallagher has returned
to her home in Toledo, Ohio, after be-
ing called here by the death and fun
eral of her father, the late Kimmel
Frazee.
Among those who are i'll at this time
are Mrs. w. S. Friend, Mrs. James B.
Frantz, Mrs. Nancy Guard and Miss
Cecilia Frazee.
Walter Lowdermilk, William Dun
ham and Esther Frazee, who have
been i'll for several weeks, are now
slowly recovering.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06

The family of the late DR.. Melvin =.
Beachy wish to offer their heartfelt
thanks to the friends, relatives and
neighbors for their kindness and as
sistance extended during their recent
bereavement. They also wish to thank
those who donated the use of their
cars and the men who so efficiently
opened the road to church and ceme-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Folk and Family.
Grantsville, Nd, Feb. 5, 1886.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06
Welfare Board Gives January
Financial Report

The financial report for the month
of January for the Garrett County
Welfare Board, as presented at the
meeting Monday night by the exc
cutive secretary, was as follows:
January Payroll, Old Age
Assistance ...........$ So, 444.57
Incurred Obligations, General
Public Assistance. ..... 1,671.13
Incurred Obligations, Aid to
Dependent Children. -. 2,469.17
Incurred Obligations, Ad-
ministration .......... 1,443.45
Incurred Obligations, Comno-
dity Distribution. ..... 31.30
$9,O59.62
Incurred obligations for administra-
tive expenses included; salaries, trav-
ell, supplies, stationery, telephone, and
postage.
The case load report on the status of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06

function, the regular Investigations
for relief include both the cases which
are granted relief and those cases for
which an Investigation demonstrates
that no relief is needed.
At the present time the activities of
the Garrett County Welfare Board are
limited to unemployable cases on ac-
count of finances. These unemploy-
able cases include Old Age Assistance,
General Public Assistance, and Aid
to Dependent Children.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our husband
and father, William Brenneman, who
died three years ago, January 81,
Gone, our beloved one, gone forever,
How we miss your smiling face,
But you left us to remember
None on earth can take your place.
A happy home we once enjoyed
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left loneliness
The world can never fill.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-02-06
GREAT FOR
CHEST COLDS
ThOxine LOOsens Phlegm-
Brings Quick Relief

If you have, common cold" settled
in your chest or throat, relief comes
fast when you take pure, swift-acting
Thoxine-that grand old throat medi-
cine.
One swallow helps raise and expel
germ-laden phlegn-soothes rawness
and hard swallowing-and relieves the
Sore Throat and Cold.
Thoxine is double-acting, doubly-ef-
fective-soothes as you swallow, then
acts from within. Hence so superior.
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