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Evening star., 1936-06-14
Potomac Society
Plans Garden Party

The Potomac Society, Children OF
the American Revolution, will hold a
benefit garden party Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Eiith NJ.
Gray. at Is Hesketh street. The
members of Potomac Society and their
friends will be entertained with games
and there will be fish pond and grab
bag. Ice cream, cake and candy will
be for sale There will be bridge for
the elders and a white elephant sale.
Reservations for bridge may be made
with Mrs. Carl Giroux. Patronesses
for the garden party include Mrs. L.
w. Quirollo, Mrs. Roy c. Bowker. Mrs.
H. H. Thompson, Mrs. Carl H. Giroux,
Mrs. John E. Riggleman. Mrs Robert
Mason De Shazo, Mrs Daniel C. Wal
ker, and the State director, Mrs. Sally
Harper.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Army Set to Have
New Additions i'm Fall

Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert H. Speck,
who were married in Marblehead,
Mass, last week, are at Belmont
Manor in Hamilton, Bermuda. Mrs.
Speck, the former Miss Martha Brac-
kett, is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Paul Bracket of Harborside,
Marblehead, and her husband is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Speck of Salt
Lake City. and graduate of Annapo-
lis. On their return, they will be in
New York for the Summer before pro-
ceeding to Washington, where Lieut.
Speck has been assigned to duty.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Bows to Visit Plant.

A group of so members of the Boys
Club of Washington will be guests of
Wilmer Lynch, general supervisor of
the Continental Baking Co.. on trip
through the company's plant Thursday
afternoon. Charles Reynolds. athletic
director of the club, will be in charge
Of the party. A movie program and
entertainment features are on the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
COMPROMISE in Verdict,

TULSA, Okla. (P).-"Come back in
20 minutes and give this man 20
years" demanded Assistant County
Attorney M. L. Simms in car theft
case. The jury returned In 10 min
utes, with a 10-year verdict.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Japanese Ambassador
To London in Capital

The newly appointed japanese Am
bassador to the Court of st. James,
M. shigeru Yoshido. accompanied by
Nine. Yoshida and their daughter,
arrived Friday in the Capital where
they are staying at the Mayflower
Hotel for several days. They will sail
Wednesday from New York for Eng
land where the Ambassador will
assume his new duties.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Australia to Celebrate.

Australia is preparing for its 150th
celebration in 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
Royalists In France
Might Force Crisis

CONTINUED from Page One.),
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
HENDERSON GIRLS.
LOSE TO VISITORS
Roanoke Rapids Winner,
1911; Boys Didn't Come;
Play Aycock Tonight

Henderson high schools girls bas-
ketball team returned to their court
schedule last night on the High Price
court and dropped their game to Roa-
noke Rapids team, 1911.
Roanoke Rapids boys did not show
UP for the scheduled doubleheader. .
Team work was lacking, due to an
enforced layoff on account of severe
weather, on the Henderson team.
Misses Moseley and Wilson account
ed for most of the visitors points,
shooting eight and six respectively.
Fouling on the part of Henderson
lost Misses Rowland and Stewart in
the early part of the tilt.
Henderson boys will tanlxle with
Aycock tonight in the first meeting
between the schools this season. Riv-
airy between the schools has always
been keen and the games have been
fast and furious.
Tonights game is carded for 7:3O
o'clock at the High Price.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
Henderson Seeks Berth
In Bi-State Vacated BY
Reidsville Recently

been assured of the money for the
franchise, $500, by local fan, and
that he and that fan would attend
meeting of that Glass D league tomor-
row night in Martinsville, Va, at
which time the loop will vote on
whether or not to let Henderson come
into the fold.
Powell lbs peen working on land
ing an organized league berth for
Henderson since the close of last
years season when he piloted a semi
pro team during the summer months.
The salary limit for Class D leagues
is $1,000 per month for the entire
club, and Powell feels that Henderson
attendance would easily offer more
than that, and little cooperation on
the part of the citizens, Henderson
could have plenty of fast baseball dur
ing the summer as well as being well
advertised throughout the league.
The circuit is composed of eight
teams in North Carolina and Virginia,
Danville, Martinsville, Fielddale, Bas-
sett, in Virginia; Mt. Airy, Mayodan,
Leaksville-Spray and Henderson, II
accepted, i? Nort!, Carolina.
After the session in Martinsville to-
morrow night, Powell expects to call
a mass meeting of fans here probably
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
DOWELL TO REMAIN
MERCHANTS OFFICER
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir Walter Hotter.



Raleigh, Feb. 14-Willard L. Dowell
executive secretary of the North Car
DINA Merchants Association, likewise
a candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for State auditor in the June
primary, will continue to act as sec
rotary of the merchants association
in spite of his candidacy, it was learn
ed here today. At a meeting of the
board of directors and officers of the
merchants association Wednesday, the
board adopted a resolution request
ing Dowell to continue to act as secre-
tary of the association, regardless of
his candidacy, and Dowell consented
to do so.
The annual State convention of the
North Carolina Merchants Association
will be held here in Raleigh April 20
and 81, according to action taken by
the board of directors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
LICENSES REVOKED
FOR MORE DRIVERS
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel,

by Z. BASJNEKV
Raleigh, Feb. 1.-THE permits of IL
more drivers were revoked today for
drunken driving and combinations OF
drunken driving with other violations
it was announced by Director Arthur
Fulk of the highway safety division
of the Department of Revenue, bring
ing the total number of licenses re-
voked so far to 1,443.
Among those who lost their drivers
license today for drunken driving
are: B. E. Parkinson of Rocky Mount
Chester Osborne, Charlotte; J. c. Eu-
banks, Wilmington; L. A. Long, and
ter, Lexington; J. o. Fletcher, Dur
ham; and Hestor Mclean and Eula
Huff, Fayetteville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
WOMEN OF ALLAGES

ALL women at
some period of
their lives need a
Strengthening tonic
like DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription.
Read what Mrs. ].
H. Faisen of 713
Eva ST., Durham,
N. c., said: st was
:~,,4ooo:k1o 81.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14

next week and explain to them the
details and the expense of forming
such league here.
He pointed out that League Park is
in very good condition, and little
would be required to put it in tip top
shape. He feels that there is plenty of
baseball talent in this section to al
most form a winning aggregation, and
that it would not be necessary to en-
roll ball players from the four corners
of the earth to have such a fine club
here.
Pending Powell's return from the
meeting in Martinsville, things will be
more or less at standstill, but it was
certain that Henderson had the in
side track on the berth vacated by
Reidsville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
Initiation Insurance Is
Urged by Mr.. Babson Now

tContinued from Page One0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14

ident Albert Lebrun and promulgat-
ed today, took command of the situa-
ton in his capacity as minister of the
interior.
Police searched the headquarters of
the action Franchise" but Sarraut
indicated he was reluctant to order
arrest of the leaders for fear of re-
kindling the flames of rioting which
flared two years ago.
The premier confronted at the same
time socialist demands for stern ac-
ton against royalist leaders, because
an attack yesterday on Leon Blum,
veteran statesman and socialist lead
err, was the immediate cause of the
royalist dissolution decree.
The socialists were powerful enough
to overthrow the government in the
Chamber of Deputies if they failed
to obtain satisfaction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
Local Fan Puts Up
Money to Brin G
Franchise to Hen
dersOn Next Season

Henderson's chances for organized
baseball this summer budded during
the last days on 1885, passed away on
a chill reception from the Bi-Stare
loop, only to come into full bloom
again today when Ed Powell received
word from Bi-State League officials
that Reidsville had turned in its fran
chise to the circuit. leaving a vacant
berth.
Ed Powell stated today that he had
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14

to sleep we'll and at times would become
SO upset l could scream I was so weak
most of the time that / wasn't able to do
a thing I would be troubled too with
splitting headaches. was losing weight
steadily, weighed but o5 pounds. DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription helped to give
me appetite and 1 felt just fine and
was able to enjoy life once more. l gained
in weight too" Buy now at drug store.
New size. tabs. Soc. LIQUID SlOO and S1.3S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
NOTICE!

rshlie yIasvinH ON Proposed Amend
Meht 10 building Zone Ordinance
Two pasceis ut land lying In the
s@wtAss1y sestien Of the CITY.
In accordance with lection 4s6 Of
the Revised Btatutes Ut the state Of
c0npeoticut Of 1880, notice " here "
,1sn Of the City Of waterbury. will
n SS,a + December anis " ssrn, iSis At 9.oo
o'clock y. M. In the AidsrmaniG
Chamber. CITY Hall building. on thss
proposed change Of zone from ~
Zone 10 solely ths Industrial Zone
Of the property described M fol-
rive parcels Of land lying in the
southsrly section Ut the eity. First
parcel bounded on ths wss, ey q.
81 III, on the north BY pasaway isad :
Ing TO Honth L6Onard btreet, on tbe
east and south by n proposed street
known ~ Nichols Drive and j. j.
sullivan. Second parcel bounded ON
es nsr = N N Br rGn'1 ana ses
Leonard Htrsst, on the east by land
Co., Inc. N. y, NJ, II. N ~. Il, u.
Company, at al, on the south ny land
now or formally VI the heirs or
said PROPOSED street. and which
property VIII be used for business
purposes.
All persons owning properties IN
tho vicinity Of tbs above address or
those Immediately adjacent ~ tho
rear thereof. or those directly %.
pOHits thereto, ARE hereby notified
10 appear and DO heard IN reference
10 the proposed aInendmsnt ~ the
time and place above specified.
Dy order Ut the Board Of Alder.
men ~ u meeting held December
7th, 1895.
Attest Characterization.
JOHN y. TiTzMAuHiCB..
.i2.S-2t CITY Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
HOLLYWOOD
BY Paul Harrison

Of emery cloth has been pastet
over the end OF his thumb.
Shirley Temples next Ia WEE
Willie Winkie' and, after that,
"Busanah Of the Mountiss' In
which, presumably, she not only
will get hcr man, but oil the men
In tho picture.
Twentieth Century Fox hal
Shelvcd "rhe Biegc OF the AlcA.
zar" as being too touchy o politi.
cal subject for the flickers. Para
mount. though, " planning {
Spanish war picture without bial
THE Last Train From Madrid.
All about refugees.
A Horse on Weed
Marx Brothers bought two sway.
backed, spawned plugs and tcthcr.
cd them on the lawn OF Sam Wood
their director, NJ 4 q. m. Then thej
sent him q wire: Wake up. your
race horses are here"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
Special Notices



UNITER BTATEB DISTRICT COURT,
DigTnicT or cQIN,EEyE.CT,!cgT; u, II
BANKRUPT In bankruptcy No.
This IL 10 give notice that Milton
n, Lent of Waterbury, having on
the I3th day Of June. 1895, been
duly Adjudgsd n bankrupt In tho
absye shtitkd cause. has filed , his
Fupt. ana the same win DO heard by
sad court on ths 4tb day Of Jan.
uhfy, 1887, At 1000 n, m, NJ the Coun-
W Court House, Waterbury, cODnec:
Sreditors and other persons IN In
tsreAt may appear and show cause.
II any they have. why the prayer
~ said petition should not be grant
WAITER ". TORRANCE.
UefsrS6 IN Bankruptcy.
Waterbury, Conn, Dec. 4. 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

Hollywood--Short Takes: Ted
Healcy says he. always lucky at
cards, but that no can't win NJ the
race track because they won't lot
him shuttle the horses.
bomc sort Of imtnobility award
should 80 10 Fred Keating, who
swe ars no read "0one with the
Wind" In single sitting.
Pete smith will bring the am
ateur-show idea 10 tho scrssni
plans series Of shorts featuring
the work Of novice movie makers.
Ned Sparks. tho dead-pan COM
ic, N HollyWood's busiest In the
stock market. He maintains an Of
flee and stock tickcrs In u down.
town Los Angeles building. George
Price once deserted show business
for O scat on tho Stock Exchange.
But Al Jols0n remains the biggest
piunger.
Tho Francis Lcdrrer-M argo r0-
NANCE has reached the point where
she's directing the installation OF
feminine touches In his new ranch
home.
John and Elaine Barrymore
moved out OF his big Tower Road
mansion into q bungalow hidcawhy.
Airline Judge found small
place NJ Palm Springs and II
housekeeping, SANS servants, for
her small aon. Her separation
from Wesley Ruggies scenes per-
mansnt. this time.
Mary pickford IL receiving offers
for her estate, Pickfnir.
IJcIcn's Ambition
Helen Brodcrick has decided that
instead Of making faces NJ tho
camera" for tho rest OF her career,
she wants 10 BIZ n director. Only
successful woman director II Dor
othy Arsncr.
They rem0dsled u vet for Smith
Brllew the other day. Tho cam
era stopped while carpenters In
stalled u higher door. because the
ex-band leader stands o feet D
inches, and they didn't want him
10 look like giant
Joan Crawford has had her hair
cut q lot shorter.
Qosah IFodnu darna har hug.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
CAT WATCHER

Hellyw0ods most unusual Job N
that Of u "eat-wateher" employed
by Principal Productions 10 keep
cats away during the filming Of
HkO's Rainbow ON the River"
with tho boy singing star. Bobby
Irecn. Twelve waItzlng Japanese
mics are used.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
Legal Notices
LIQUOM PERMIT

NOTICE or APPLICATION
This. In 10 give notice that I, I'D.
ward Joseph C0rrigan OF 10 Revere
btrsst. waterbury, Conn, have filsd
sss o %s4 The I Mss,su Gsnsro ls GSm
for the sale Of alcoholic iiduor on
the premises, $40 WATERFOWL Ave.
nue., Waterbury. The, buainsAs Ia
owned by Edward Joseph cOrrikan,
Of ~ Revere Street, Waterbury,
S v" u" Jos.p M corsis S%"" ~ 70 re.
we're street. Waterbury, Conn. ~
isDWxhD JogEpM coHnroAN.
Dated Dec, 3, 1885. tgs4.II-2t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

STATS Of t,0NhgfcTiCuT. ,nlH.
ionfkTg oi MiiEH w DhANn,
Ints III the iown ~ waterbury, w
hAid district, dsaeaaad, ~
The cNVrl ~ FrohRia Tor he. DIS.
trlet " Waterbury, hath limited nnd
e!lewsa ,o ~ IN. . sn,.Ss, r" p, usa ss
lHia 10 Ahhihit thair. eiaimH for act
ppeasn1 thsir accounts, property ~.
Tested, within said ilmg, VIII W o.
barred 4 Vscnyert, All psrhonn ~
ase,ad ~ sniS eul.,s {. s,,sn ,,,1,'"''"
is0vihk phAhln,
iasAsat laNNnnsfl&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
NOTICE!

lsuhiie Hearing an Proposed Anssnd-
--pvopsuy In The VsRv Vt the
eAatsrly side es Baldwin, Lase.
In accordance with Section 42t Of
the Revised Statutes Of the state
OF Connecticut " 1850, notice n
baraby given that the board " Al
derinsn Of the CITY Of waterbury,
VIII hold n public hssrinE, or Wna ao
s ":i;ss ps'iMo's IN ssf ns 'siSS n ~
Chamber, cry Hal! building. on nm
proposed change 0f soDs from ~,
NssidaDos Zone 10 the "industrihl
EODso 0f property which win CON
tain n rndfO transmitting station ana
tw6. towers, said property bounded
~ NortSsriy---sby feet. more Or less,
Daslsriy--bbs feet, more or less.
Oh land ~ WadhaDs ana Dihemhb,
EOutharjy aq-tbb feet. more or lahh,
on Land ~ Wiimot, fhhsway "a
baldwin Avenue, land OF curfle ana
"Wssisrly-,,ie .:i, feet more or less
All perao6s owning properties IN
the Vicinity ~ tho above address. or
those Immediately. adjacent ~ The
sear thsYS0f, or those directly %:
nOaita thereto, are hereby notified
10 appear and ba hsard In reference
10 ths proposed amendment ~ the
tins ana place above snseine1;
ny order Of ne Goar9 o. Alasrs
mmi w. 80. "'''"A ~" '''
John r. piTzMAunicg.,
is.ssst city Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
NOTICE!

Bsublls NsaSinE On s'sepOssA 4 mead
aasWt ~ hiwlsdtNG xsne ordinance
property ~ the segnss ~ ~. :
AveAs Avewwe BstenstOm ana high
Hand AveRwe.
In accordance with heqtion 49, ~
the IlaViaed htatutsH Of the state
III Connecticut, u 1880, notice i1
hereby given that the Board 0f
AidarnaIi 6f the CITY ~ waterbury,
viii hold n public hearing on Wed
nssday. beosnDer sard. 1919 ~ sieo
o'clock u, A., ~. the Alderinanlc
Chamber, e'ity Hall building, on the
proposed change Of sona from III
isesidshds H0Da 10 business Zone
No, I 10 include property ~ the
viii be used for business purposes
All pars0nH owning properties W
the Vicinity Of the above address or
those Immediately. adjacent ~ the
rear thspsof, or those directly %.
poaits thereto. are hereby gotltisd
10 appear and he heard ~ fsferenoe
~ the proposed nmendmsnt ~ the
time and place above Apeeinsd,
nv OFdef ~ the Hoard o. Alder.
men, nj. n meeting held December
JomN y. wlTzMAunIGn.,
iasnsat city Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
Merchandise
XMAS BARGAINS

XMAS BARGAINS
IN USED FURNITURE
Listed below are many good used
furniture bargains which We IRE Of
fering for quick disposal. Thesc
items are ON tale nj our DO. Main
81. UScd Store only.
LOOK OVER THESE BARGAINS
High Chairs. $50; Congoleum
Rugs. ~; China Closets. %; Gas
Stoves, %: Breakfast Bets, ~: Odd
Dresscrs, a.; Ice Boxes. ~; Axmin-
ater Rugs. 90; Kitchen Cabinets. o.;
Studio Coucheg. 90: Circulating
Heaters. 90: Living Room Suites. So:
Bedroom Suites. 80. Kitchen
Ranges, so; Dining Room Suites,
$i2.
WE NEED MORE ROOM
Our 80. Main 81. Used Store "
damned. We need lot Of extra
room. This IN one OF the many rcn-
SONS why you will be able TO buy
such good furniture nj such low
prices. Better come early for best
choice.
PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
Don't worry about money. We Will
gladly open an account with you.
and you can pay us weekly or
monthly. Your payments are auto
mntically extended IN case Of sick
ness or unemployment.
7 FREE "COURTEBY AUTOS
No matter where you live, we will
call for you with one Of our "Cour-
tcEy AutOs'. Just phone or write
us and IN q little while. we will be
NJ your home. TO take you 10 the
store and bring you back home. NJ
obligation. even II you do not buy
This service n yours for the asking
A = l. = B II X = r s
2OG- 1903 270- 272-274 80. Main 81.
Waterbury
28G n. Main Used gtorcs) a. Canal 81.
Phone 4-3i44, 4-3i4b. 4-3l46. 4-3i47
All Btsres Open Wed. ~ Bat. Ewes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
NOTICE!

The Estimates Of the ttsaouyc IN,
APPROPRIATIONS and Tax Hate u Che
ny q waterbury for tbs year ies1
p2SS i., ana n n eopy may ye' 10 p Hou
VI ihs city disFk'a Cfnce, tny' Wsii
building, CITY III Waterbury, on or
after saturday. December 18th. 1855
JOHN r. TirzMAunlcE..
lyausnl CIV Clark
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

isiiuHTLy USED Buick nedan,
Model ll0.bl, A beautiful family
coz. Radio equipped ut " bargain
Hec Mr. pfleifef, iIotrhklhH MuloIh
~ Willow ~. Trade eOnnldcfed'
Terms,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

Painting, Paper Hanging

PAINTING AND pApERliANuiNa
iioomn papered sa0U with Boz y
roll paper, r'Or results call u. wllH-
hltnm0llH. A-pona.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
DIagnlcT ~ WATEJ.DunY. v
tGS2DAAsy4f9A fjsy oFYJtRss2r siYIMSs 4, h

DfhyNtCT OF WATEJtDUnY, ~.
'3ssS2. Daasy4gAfSg essJhRs9s HsIsaSs
late Of the Town ~ Waterbury
~ SAID District dsesassd.
The Executor. having exhibited
his account With sald estate 10 this
Court for allowance. u "
pseenbsv, A. y. 1890, ~ 1900 O'Clock
n ne feegen9egg. s!anaera time, -
ana ss r"ea. sa o"is .s W.sssdSof cr "
nearing on the aljowanGs OF said
account, and tbs Court directs. the
Bsea1iof. ". ktyb notice thereof. by
pUbiiallinE THIS order u some news.
hspsr having = .elvdylhtion IN said
mailing IL IL vssis,ssadS letters al.
dressed. TO each 9f the persons N.
!srested, ana r.eiaink without the
q9py Df this order, all III least four
days before said day OF hearing.
n''EAaauSnirn n. yAMy.,
issp-it Asst Clark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
Classified - Were Buyer And Seller Satisfactorily Meet
NAU0ATUCK

TANK TRUCK--l400 gallon capa-
city; on Ford Chassis with Trux.
more extra axle. Price reasonable.
Naugatuck Fuel Co, o. Church st.,
Naueetuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

DiHTkLIE, ot aMAIwituUH ~
WmlhHTslH,s iG,s o. 'wasssCss;ssy:.
10 said DistFlct. deceased.
:, uge.N shs sRpilsa.leD n q MiLT !sa
ain =" rsal ssisis bsiSnslps 10 70 SOD
i1stnte, ~ per application ON ale
"V1BHilhb.' fRei SAID application
be heard ana dAlsrm ned ~ The
bAThsr 4, y. 1858, a. t9lav c.gioah,
ana that n"llca be Given IL the
pcndsn"y ~ said application, and
The tlnis and place Of hearing there.
~, NY publishing this eEdsr uns
ilnis IN some neWsepApsr hAyina. y
elravlMii0n IN aMtd fjifltlat, ntA0 ~
leaving with ~ Wy mating ~ reg
ltteved lAttarn. pnhtAaf utephlA from
Waterbury, n copy W thlH Vrdet "
wllhnut lha Vrobnls bintvlet. Vf Wa
thVburY ~ ~ hHferA the efh cav
~ ntremher ihhu,
49,. ".'GAaeuuniTn n. gAMy,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

2 GAS RAN0Es--Taken In trade.
Very good condition. VIII sacrifice
10 rake room. Domestic Appliance.
I7B West Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

ipsa FRANKLIN b.PAnn. SEDAN
ia.Cyie excellent condition, Harry
Killer. Naun. e5.a3 between q and 7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09
...,.,.I .,.l.egy ~. s.s !. NIT !, =. :,

This d 10 give notice that !,
s" Sss: n|SS ss:. s y y BIZ! @IiGss
90 H. L .l cen,,oi comp,isaion 70,
DsS"t w. 'Wa.s!iewn, yGSSn' rio
Mot,lssIy. Of 10 Depot ~. Water:
town, Conn. and VIII he conducted
By.pd Ss.TG.. .:.s. .5 s@sc''eGsS San o. Il Il
'''" pTaNis JAMES NoeLnpRY.. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

Autos and Trucks gos Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

WATERBURY AUTO SPRING 90
- Welding. frame axle. spring
works 30 Brown Plaza 4-O070
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

pwhsle Hearing on PROPOSED Amend
Meht 10 building Zone Ordinance
Two pAsceis at land lytng In the
9swtAss1v eeselOm Of the CITY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-09

GROVE UnlfD OAIl EXC. mo
II Grove ~, Open EVENING"
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
Poetic Play at
Pierce Hall

1.-THE Scarecrow," the poetic
drama in four acts by Percy Mac.
Kaye. will be presented by the
Pierce Hall Players on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings at $50
o'clock, at Pierce Hall. Fifteenth
and Harvard Streets, Northwest,
as the final production of the
1886 season.
Frank S. Koonce will play the
leading role, yclept Lord Ravens,
bane. AS his tutor, actually "a
Yankee improvisation of the
Prince Of Darkness" will be Jack
Aracey. jeanne Adams plays the
blacksmith who contrives the ami.
nation as a revenge. Felice E.
Lloyd is the feminine lead. with
Robert P. Marshall cast as her
fiance.
Others in the company include
William Austin Davis, Hildegarde
Gray, Arthur Morley. Margaret
Osterwald. Virginia Christie, Rob-
ert Duke, Dan Boddie, Clarence w.
Moore, Carl Pribek and Sally
Stewart.
The drama is being directed by
Ina L. Halves. Stage settings have
been created by K. Hiding Beij
and the stage management is
under the general direction of
Howard F. Wentworth. Hildegarde
Gray has charge of costuming and
Edmund Evans is devising special
stage effects.
The Washington times., 1936-05-27
SIS Cash, Theoter Tickets For
Casting This Picture

Last call for casting" experts !!
Here's your final opportunity
to cast a group of noted Holly
wood stars for important roles in
Under Two Flags" and thus
shoot at one of four prizes total
ing $25, and ten pairs of guest
tickets to Loew's Palace Theater.
Ronald Colman, Claudette Col
bert. RoSalind Russell and Victor
McLaglen have the four most i'm
portant roles in Under Two
Flags" the spectacle which will
be seen at the Palace this Friday.
Nigle Bruce, C. Henry Gordon,
Gregory Ratoff and Herbert Mum
din. are four other stellar stars
who have important roles in the
huge cast of this colorful, dra-
matte motion picture.
Here, then, is your task. You've
seen all of the above stars time
and again on the screen. You're
acquainted, we're sure. with their
talents. their abilities. Knowing
these facts just how would you
cast these stars for the following
roles?
Sergeant Victor, handsome
brave Legionnaire; Major Doyle,
crusty. hard-bitten, clustering
commander; Cigarette" a dark.