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DEATHS

ADDER, THOMAS Hon Friday, August
20. 1887. THOMAS H. ALDER, the be-
loved husband of the late Annie Alder
(nee Robey) ana beloved son OF the Aate
William 6. and Mary n: Ai ot THOMAS y.
Murray & Son. 2O07 Nichols Ave. s.; E.
on Monday. August 20. 1887 at %''o
p Relatives Ell and friends are invited to
S'1 Tnterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ALLEN, PAUL J.-suddenly,. on Friday.
August 90. 1887. At Casually Aos9l'S a.
PAUL allen u SslSyed ., h 4sos Tenth
St, n, E., and son of Mrs. Sadie Alien
and the late Paul Allen. -.
Funeral from the residence o. De ns
Ton9oe st. \ E mrs on Tuesday. August
at $50 a. m. Requiem mass ct ST.
Anthony's Church. at a. m.
Relatives and friends invited
Interment. St. Mays Cemetery.
RUCKLER. JAMES ALBERT-on Thurs.
day, August 10. 1887 JAMES ALBERT
BUCKLER, the beloved husband OF Agnes
e. Buckler and father Of Joseph ". SUCK
Ter. Myrtle l.. Buckler. Thomas :. b buck'
sr Mary , HGenl9 Sus sRH A and brother Of
Thomas B. BuckleE, Lewis Sucker ana
Remains resting at the ". W; Chambers
Company Southeast funeral homs. oAT
Eleventh Street Southeast Ga.v ANGINA. "a
1887 at 80 q. m. from the Wv; Cnam'
bers Southeast funeral home. PIT Eleyentn
Street Southeast. thence to Holy ComloFter
Catholic Church. where mass VII De o OF
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
interment in st. Joseph's Church csms-
terry, Morganza, Nd.
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day, Will Rogers in DIR. Bull" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Lew Ayres and Dorothy
Lamour in Last Train From Madrid"
Thursday. Edward G. Robinson and Bette
Davis in kid Galahad." Friday, Ed
ward Everett Horton in wild Money"
Saturday, Preston Foster and Jean Fon-
tame in you Can't Beat Love" and
Rochelle Hudson and Brian Donlevy in
Born Reckless: Double Talk" with
Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy.
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STATE-sunday and Monday: Lionel
Bartholomew in Captains COURAGEOUS"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Norma Shearer
and Leslie Howard in Romeo and Ju-
let" Thursday: George Brent in The
Go-Getter"; also Chester Morris in II
Promise To pay" Friday and Saturday:
Jack Haley in Pick A STAR: also
Charles starrett in Dodge City Trail"
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sAFREED, RUBY-on Wednesday. Au-
gust Is. 1887, RUBY sAFREED, the
% 991HSe of Helen and Thomas Jefferies. Re-
mains resting at the W W Chambers CO.
Southeast funeral home SIT Eleventh
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day August 21 1887, at 80 .. m. from
the W W Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home SIT Eleventh Street Southeast
Relatives ana friends are invited TO attend.
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DYAR, WILLIAM WADE-on Friday, Al

DYAR, WILLIAM wADE-on Friday. Aq-
gust 20, 1887. at Mount Alto Hospital
WILLIAM WADE DYAR. the beloved hus.
band of Fannie W. S. Dyar and father OF
Mrs. Theodore W. Morris.
Remains resting at the W.: W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chapln
Streets Northwest, until Monday, August
% 1887. at IL noon.
Funeral services in Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort Myer. Va, at p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
Tnterment in Arlington National Gene"
terry.
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AVALON-Sunday and Monday: THE
Singing Marine" with Dick Powell.
Powell and Luise Rainier in 'Emperors
Candlesticks." Thursday: Beulah Bondi
and Victor Moore in Make Way for
Tomorrow" Friday: Leo Carrillo and
Mary Carlisle in "Hotel Haywire."
Saturday: Jack oakie and Ann Sothern
in super Sleuth"; cartoon.
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day. August IS, 1887. JOHN F. READY:
husband Of Margaret Ready. and father OF
Betty Jane Ready and Kathleen Ready
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest. .-.-
Funeral services will be held on Satur'
day. August 81. 1887. at $3.50 a. m, from
the W, W. Chambers Company funeral
home. Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
Northwest. thence to Holy Trinity Cathonc
Church. where mass will be offered, at 3
a. M, for the repose of his soul.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. -
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STANTON-Sunday and Monday, Wal
ter Winchell, Ben Bernie and Alice Faye
in Wake Up and Live" Tuesday and
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS

WEDDING Announcements, 50 for $3.50.
Letter heads All work hand engraved.
Ernest De Gay Sl6 St N " Ma 64S7.
WEDDING announcements. S3.7S mp: 24-hr
service Goodhart's 1914 q Ma S172
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gust 20 through August rs: THE Sing
ing Marine" with Dick Powell, Doris
Weston and Hugh Herbert.
MILO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
lean Harlow and Clark Gable in Sara
toga." Wednesday. Leo GARLIC in Hotel
Haywire." Thursday and Friday, Ed
ward Arnold and Jean Arthur in Easy
Living" Saturday, Charles Starrett in
"Two-Gun Law; also James Ellison IN
''Twenty-Thres and One-Haf Hours
Leave"
G. Robinson in kid Galahad." Tuesday:
Bob custer in Ambush Valley: also
Roscoe Harms and Helen Burgess IN
Night of Mystery We ed eaN:r F Hses
Thursday: Kermit Maynard in Valley
of Terror; also "A Family Affair" with
Lionel Barrymore. Friday: Frederic
March and Janet Gaynor in "A star Is
Born" Saturday: Tim Mccoy in The
Lions Den."
NEWTON-sunday and Monday: Joe
E. Brown in "Ridin' On Air" Tuesday
Maureen O'Sullivan in Between Two
Women" Thursday and Friday: Dick
Powell in THE Singing Marine" Satur-
day: Karen Morley and Eduardo Cha
nelli in Girl From Scotland Yard;
also Rochelle Hudson and Brian Donlevy
in Born Reckless"
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Marion Davies and Robert Montgomery
in Ever Since Eve" Wednesday and
Rainer in "Emperor's Candlesticks." Fri
day and Saturday: Joe Penner and Har-
riet Hillard in New Faces Of 1887"
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday,
Janet Gaynor and Frederic March in "A
Star Is Born" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Ann Harding and Basil Rathbone in
Love From Stranger; also Mae Clarke
and John Payne in Hats Off" Thurs
day and Friday. Edward Arnold and
Francine Larrimore in John Meade's
Woman; also Ralph Bellamy and Joan
Perry in counterfeit Lady" Saturday.
Roscoe Harms and Eleanore Whitney in
Clarence; also Charles Starrett in The
Cowboy Star"
RAPHAEL-sundaya and Monday: Lo-
Tetta Young and Tyrone Power in Cafe
Metro MstropOls" Tuesday ag.I and Wednesday;
Maurice Chevalier in Beloved vaga-
bond" Thursday and Friday: Cesar Ro-
nero and Judith Barrett in "Armored
P also Eric oI Lindsn and Cecilia
Tom Tyler in THE Man from New
Mexico: also Spencer Tracy in "Sky
Devils"
REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursday, Au-
gust 20 through August IS: Exclusive"
with Fred MacMurray, Frances Farmer
and Charlie RugEles.
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday: Boris
Karloff in Might Key" Tuesday and
Nelson Eddy in ''Maytime": also Warren
%am sna STen n M0 FrgT in che 1Gt
Colbert Robert Young and Melvyn
Douglas in II Met Him In PARIS; also
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TIVOLI - Sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Clark Gable and Jean
Friday: Marlene Dietrich and Robert
Donat in Knight Without Armor."
Saturday: Jane Withers and Robert Kent
in ANGELS Holiday; Wild West Days,
No. /.
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JESSE-sunday and Monday: Joe Pen
ner and Harriet Hilliard in New Faces
of 1887" Tuesday and Wednesday: Kay
Francis and Enrol Flynn in Another
Dawn" Thursday and Friday: Freddie
Bartholomew and Spencer Tracy in
Captains Courageous Saturday: Jean
Muir and Barton MacLane in "Draeger-
mans Courage: also Paul Kelly and
Judith Allen in 1t Happened Out
West"
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-Sunday. Mond ay,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Jack Benny
and Gail Patrick in Artists and
Models" Thursday and Friday: Marx
Brothers, Allan Jones and Maureen
O'Sullivan in "A Day at the Races"
Saturday: Jack Oakie and Ann Sothern
in super Sleuth"; Popeye.
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FUNERAL DRECTORS

WIN. J. VALLEY, mo.
S22 EIGHTH ST s. z. II, OASo
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REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursday, Au-
gust 20 through August IS: Exclusive"
with Fred MacMurray Frances Farmer
and Charlie Ruggles.
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HIPPODROME-sundav and Monday:
Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard In
Romeo and Juliet" Tuesday and
Wednesday,: Madge Evans in 18th
Chair, also Shirley Temple in Poor
Little Rich Girl" Thursday, Friday
and Saturday: Clark Gable and Myrna
10y in "Parnell"
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CATHOLIC

INCOLN-Friday to Thursday. Au-
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BOOKER T.-Friday to Thursday. Au-
gust 20 through August 26 IA Day
al the Races" with the Marx Brothers,
lvie Anderson and Troy Brown.
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APOLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: The Singing Marine" with Dick
Powell. Wednesday and Thursday:
Marion Davies and Robert Montgomery
in Ever Since Eve" Friday Lloyd
Nolan and Claire Trevor in king of
Gamblers" Saturday: Will Rogers in
DIR. Bull" and John Beal and Armida
in "Border Cafe"
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AsHLEY-sunday and Monday: Laurel
and Hardy in Way Out West" Tues
day and Wednesday: Pat O'Brien and
Henry Fonda in slim" also Preston
Foster and Virginia Weidler in Out
casts of Pokerflats." Thursday and
Friday: Robert Young and Ann Sothern
in Dangerous Number; also Arthur
Preacher and Patricia Ellis in step
Lively Jeeves." Saturday: Paul Kelly.
and Rosalind Keith in Parole Racket;
also Dick Foran and Jane Bryan in
Cherokee Strip"
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FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Joe Penner and Harriet Hilliard in New
Faces of 1887" Tuesday: Leo Carrillo
and Mary Carlisle in Hotel Haywire"
Wednesday: Kay Francis and Enrol
Flynn in Another Dawn" Thursday:
Clark Gable Myrna 10y and William
Powell in Manhattan Melodrama." Fri
day: Lloyd Nolan and Claire Trevor in
King of Gamblers" Saturday: Rich
ard Dix in The Devil Is Driving"
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CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Joe e.
Brown in Riding on Air." Tuesday:
Ann Sothern In There Goes My Girl';
also Karen Morley in Girl from Scot
Friday: Marx Brothers in "A Day at
the Races Saturday: Jones family in
Big Business; also Bob Allen in
Law of the Ranger"
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BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
Spencer Tracy, Gladys George and
Franchot Tone in They Gave Him a
Gun" Tuesday: Wallace Berry in Good
Old Soak" Wednesday and Thursday:
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
Shall We Dance" Friday and Satur-
day: Bob Steele in Brand of the Out
lawn
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Leo carrillo and Mary Carlisle in Hotel
Haywire." Saturday, Jack Oakie and
Ann Sothern in super sleuth," and
Lady Escapes" with Gloria Stuart and
Michael Whalen.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
GREAT BRITAIN.
FRANCE DRAWN
ALLIANCE.

LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 7. WP)
The Spanish civil war-paricularly
its German and Italian interven-
ton aspects-appeared today to be
drawing Great Britain and France
into closed military and diplomatic
bonds than have held them since
World war days.
The visit to Paris of War Sec
retary A. Duff Cooper to confer
with French War Minister Edouard
Daladier is expected to inaugurate
intimate cooperation between the
general staffs of the two countries.
Both find their interests in the
Mediterranean menaced by Ger
many and Italy, although Britain
has signed a pact with the latter
to keep peace.
Both, eager for rigid pact of
non-intervention to confine Spain's
war to Spain, have become alarmed
over the constant stream of "vol-
ulcers" and war materials pouring
into the peninsula from the two
Fascist countries.
Britain Went so far Wednesday
as to address note to Italy ex-
pressing grave alarm over the con-
tinued dispatch of Italian soldiers
to Spain. The foreign office also
inquired pointeoly of italy and Ber-
lin when an answer might be ex-
pected to the Anglo French sug-
gestion that the European powers
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07

district attorney, went to Los An
geles Thursday to file the county's
answer to the power company suit,
which seeks to restrain the county
from interfering with placing OF
poles on or over county rights OF
way.
The answer contains a general
denial of power company allega-
tionS. 1t affirms the constitution
ality of a county ordinance requir-
ing that the power company OBJ
tain a franchise before it is allowed
to string power or light lines over
county roads or other rights of
way, and sets up a defense against
other similar charges.
The case is filed in the United
States district court for the south
ern district, presided over by Judge
Harry Hollzer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
Hearing Slated
For January II on
Farm Tenancy

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.--Invi-
tations have been issued to scores
of organizations and inviduals of
western states interested in the
farm tenancy problem to attend the
| hearing of the Presidents special
farm tenancy committee in San
Francisco, January IL, the Resettle-
ment administration announced to-
day.
One of five regional hearings and
the only one in the far west, it is
expected to attract a large repre-
sentation to attract a large repre-
and tenants, according to Jonathan
Garst, Resettlement Administration
regional director
"The committee desires to obtain
a comprehensive picture of the ten
ancy problem in different parts of
the country and as broad a cross
section Of public opinion as posi-
ble," said Secretary of Agricultural
Wallace in a communication to
Garst. "I hope especially that at
each hearing We shall obtain the
opinion of farmers, both tenants
and owners, as we'll as of other in
terested groups which have given
thought to this important problem"
1t is expected that Assistant Sec
retary of Agriculture M. L. Wilson
and DR.. A. G. Black, chief Of the
bureau of agricultural economics,
both members of the Presidents
committee, will have charge of the
San Francisco hearing.
Because it is closely related to the
problem of far mtenancy in Califor-
MIA. the problem of agricultural
labor will also be discussed. Mr..
Garst said.
Organizations which expect to
send representatives to the hearing
are being urged by the committee
to present their views in writing.
This. it was pointed out, will make
possible a careful consideration OF
these proposals in the preparation
of the committees report.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
Officers of Medical
Unit Will be Guests

Officers of the California Medical
association will be the guests of the
Imperial County Medical association
at the meeting Thursday night at Z
o'clock at the Barbara Worth hotel.
DR.. E. NJ. Palette, president Of the
state society; Dr. F. c. WarnShius,
secretary; DIR. Howard Morrow,
president-elect; Dr. Calvert L. En-
mons. councillor are the officers
who will be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
Defense Force in
Poe Case Altered

c. B. Smith was substituted for
R. B. Whitelaw Thursday as attor-
ney for Yancey H. Pee, charged
with murder, because Poe and
Whitelaw could not agree on the
method of defense.
Superior Judge R. D. McPherin
allowed the postponement when
Whitelaw informed the court of the
disagreement between attorney and
client.
Poe is charged with murder last
Nov % of George Johnson. Placen-
tia rancher, near Salton Sea. The
suspect has pleaded not guilty and
not guilty by reason of insanity.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
Peace Officers
Meeting Delayed

Because of numerous cases Of i'll
ness among members, the Imperial
County Peace Officers association
Thursday announced postponement
until Jan. IS of the monthly meet
ing originally slated for Friday
night.
The meeting will be held N Cali
patria. Election of officersARill. be
one feature.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07

CalexicO Masonic
Officers Installed

Calexico Masonic lodge No. 412
installed officers Wednesday night
at the meeting in that city. Charles
H. knights of Ell Centro, inspector,
and Charles E. Sones of El Centre,
past inspector. presiding.
Officers are: T. f. Pledger, master:
R. S. Emerson, senior warden: T. 1.
Young, Junior warden. w. II.
Lorenz, treasurer; L. H. Dove, Sec
retary; j. A, Console, chaplain; D.
r. Kincaid, marshall; d. l.. Good
rich. senior deacon: A. w. Mains,
Junior deacon; I. F. Borg, senior
steward: P. l. Wollan. junior
steward: j. w. RoSson, tiler.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
Dance Rites Set
For Friday Morning

Funeral services for James Dance,
SO, pioneer valley resident who died
Monday night in the El Centro
hospital, will be conducted Friday
morning at 10 o'clock from the
funeral chapel of B. E. Lemons.
The Rev. Harold E. Doty, pastor
of the First Baptist church, will
be in charge of the services and
burial will be in Evergreen ceme-
tery.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
DRIVER HURT
NEAR YUMA

YUMA. Ariz., Jan. Z. UP)-W. f.
Lucas, 48, of Newton. H., was re-
ported in critical condition here to-
day from injuries received when
a truck he was driving plunged
over an embankment 80 miles from
here. He suffered a broken back
and crushed chest.
Lucas said he was forced to
swerVe off the road when an ap-
preaching automobile went out of
control during high wind. He
said ne was en- route to BROOKLYN.
MISS from California, at the time
of the accident. ''''ie
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
FILMS SHOWN
TO ROTARIANS

A half hour of motion pictures
was the feature of the Thursday Ro-
tary club meeting at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
The pictures were supplied by
Frank Erler of the educational de-
partment of the Chevrolet Motor
company and depicted several in
Guiding growth and history of civic
clubs, safety rules for driving. and
tests which modern day automobiles
must undergo.
Fort Smith and Len McCarty, Ro-
tarianS, gave their life histories.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07

The atfidavits accused the court
bailiff of branding Harvey Zike,
one of the defendants, "a tough
character who Ought TO be pun
ished." The reputed statement
prompted the jury to switch its
vote of nine to three for not guilty
TO II to l for conviction. according
TO the affidavits. The twelfth Juror
finally voted for conviction on the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07

condition that leniency be extend
ed the defendants, it was alleged.
The affidavits were signed by
jurors John Hutehings. Alta l..
Kinnane and Frank F. PAUL..
The bailiff, George B. Palmer.
branded the charges a lot of
poppycocR."
The three convicted men were
like. Omar NJ. Gidney and Ell
wood r. Gidney, l9.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
THOUSANDS OF
CORNS REMOVED

The Valley Drug Co. and all other
GOOD Drug Stores now have a
remedy that really will remove ANY
corn or callous quickly and without
pain. It is properly named END
O-CORN. If you're one of the un-
fortunate ones who have tried many
so-called corn cures" and still
have your stubborn old corns or
callouses, let us demonstrate END
O-CORN. 1t only costs so cents, but
it's worth $50, because it is sure.
END-O-CORN
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
$500 Reward

Will be paid by the manufacturer
for any Corn GREAT CHRISTIE
PHER POSITIVE Corn Cure can
nc. remove. Also removes Warts
and Callcuses. 35c at Clements
Drug Store, Distr. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07

keep their fighters at home.
The quarrel between Spain and
Germany over seizure of their re-
spective ships is alarming Europe
Germany's ultimatum to Spain to
return the cargo of the Palos and
its Spanish passenger before 8 am.
Friday has alarmed foreign offices
throughout Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
County Files Answer
To Nev>Cal Complaint

Electric Securities to the South
company poles
county of
the Nev-Ca
complaint Charles Halliday chief deputy
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
BAILIFF TARGET
FOR ACCUSATION

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Z. (UP)-Affdavits filed
in superior court today by four jurors charging that they
illegally influenced in voting guilty verdict at the
trial of three men, recently convicted charges of attack
ing Marvel Rea, former Wampas Baby Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
Members of Choir
To Meet Thurs. Mite

Members of st. Paul's choir are
to meet Thursday night at 7 O'CLOCK
in the church for choir practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-07
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LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Maximum Wednesday ......... "a
Minimum Thursday ......... Sc
Reading af Noon Thursday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 81
4
Reading at 3 a. m. Thursday
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 40
Humidity OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 69
Reading mt u. m. Wednesday
Temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5S
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. As
Los Angeles ana Viciuity Fair
Thursday night and Friday; con-
tinued cool. heavy frost THURSDAY
night; gentle to moderate variable
wind, mostly northwest.
southern California-Fair Thurs
day night and Friday; heavy frosts
Thursday night; moderate north
west wind off the coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12

African, a Hewer Of Wood and a
Drawer Of Water" Mrs. w. A. Chase
and Mrs. L. B. Chapman will be
hoStesses.
The repair Of the damage by ter
mites to the church building and
the chemical treatment Of the af-
fected areas has been completed.
The odor Of chemicals noticeable
throughout the church building is
caused by this work. It will soon
pass awy. The trustees have felt
that the church was not In position
financially to undertake all the pre-
cautionary measures against further
attack by the termites, which would
run into large expense, but 1t Is pro-
posed to maintain a close inspec-
ton at all danger points In the
bupilding so that trouble, If 1t ap-
pears, may be dealt with imme-
diately. It ought to be said that the
best method of dealing with ter
mites Is a subject which there is
little authoritative information, those
knowing most about 1t not agree
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-12
DIVORCE DEGREES
RECORDED TODAY

Divorces were today awarded two
petitioners whose claims Of deser-
ton were heard In the superior
court by Judge Frank p. McEvoy
last week.
In addition to her divorce from
Michael Perugtni, Jennie Giglio
Perugini was also awarded custody
Of their 15-year -old boy. Judge Nc
Evoy stipulated however, that the
husband Is to have the right to visit.
see and converse with the child once
every two weeks. The couple was
married April 8, 1918, and parted
July /, 1893. The claimants maiden
name was Jennie CYCLIC. Attorney
Ralph c. Coppeto appeared for the
petitioner, with Attorney Herman J.
Weisman representing the husband
who denied the desertion allegation.
Custody of one Of three children
is awarded Charles Pierce who was
granted the other decree today, from
his wife, Florence Hoyt Pierce,
whom he married April, 3, 1929. De-
sertion is said to have taken place
In November, 1882.