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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Hibernians

Martin Hayden, county vice. president of tho Ancient Order Of Iiibernians, installed officers oi the Fin City Branch and Father McKeon Branch ct Fraternal Hall In New Haven yesterday after- noon.
 Following the installation brief remarks were made by former Mayor David Y, Fit2QorAld and State Organizer George II. Wil- Hams of Manchester. With Trenk A. Reynolds aS master of cqrenio. nlGs. entertainment was provided In the form of singing. exhibition Irish dancing and bagpipe playing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
NEWS 
FIRST METHODIST

The annual ChriStmRs party Of the First Methodist church will Do held Wednesday night at tho church. Separate programs have been arranged for tho various de- partmen@ and c general assem- ply will take place during the lat" tor portion of tho evening, The settings will Do appropriate to tho season,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
BOY LOST HIS LIFE

Boston, Dec. 20.-tUP).-Explora- ton of a razed buildings only re- maining floor cost l4~year-old boy his life. James Demby, motherless son of a WPA worker, was killed yesterday when the structures tall chimney toppled. buring him under brick before mortified church-goers. His playmates were uihurt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
FEDERATED CHURCH

Elaboration Of tho Shepherds" was the highlight of Q White oft service last night In tho South Federated church, Rev, Robert Poster. acting pastor of the church took part in the service, which was attended by Q large audience. Mrs, Francis o'Brien B in charge of the distribution of clothing, food and money which were TO. eeiyed at the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Frdtern0I NeUs
Burns Club

Plans are reported Co be pro. grcsslng for annual New Years eve Hogmanay party of the Burns club which takes place at For' rester's hall Andrew Wylie is chairman of the committee on Ars arrangements. assisted by Joseph Maekie, Robert Flnlay, James Davidson, Robert Mills, James Gardner and James Wilson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
FAILED AT RECORD

Paris, Dec. 20.-(uP .-Maryse 1gIlSz, French woman flyer. landed ct Alexandria early today. falling to break the long distance flight ecord held by Amelia Earhart. Miss kilss left the Iglres airdrome Sun. lav and for . time it wRs feared that she might have encountered trouble when the afr ministry failed tO receive reports from her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
RIOT SQUAD CALLED

Lynn, MasB., Dec. 20.-(UP).--A police riot squad was called to the Lynn iver6ideS-Ludlow Liisitanos soccer game yesterday when spec. tatorg threatened Referee Peter Car. rigan after c decision against the Ludlow team. Enraged players al. ready had thrown Carrisan to the ground. Lynn won the game, 4.l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
SUNDAY NOON CLUB

"The only solution for the wave of anti.SemitIsm ls edueatlOn," said Atty. Perry Graicersteln yes' terday at the Sunday Noon club of second Congregational church. Attorney 0raiCersteln described the prosecutions of the Jews which have taken place through. out the ages, in reviewing the book. "Tragedy of the Ages" by Max IIuntesburg. The book ls . description Of Rntl-bemitlsn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Market Trading Opens
 Moderately Actiue
Stocks, Cotton Firmed Up-Bonds Were Steady;
 Leading Issues All Registered Fractional Gains

ton @ l.4 up 6.e, and General Mo- tors 33 l-2 up i.4.
 Trading quieted after the opcn- Ing with prices firm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
ELM CITY DRIVER
 FINED SIS HERE
William Hill Taxed on Reckless Driving Charge
 After Accident
CHESHIRE NEWS Hubert Rigney
 Cheshire Phone 33l

Cheshire. Dec. 20--Beforo Justice Graham A. Hitchcock in tho town court, Saturday, William H. Hill, of New Haven. was fined 500 and c0st6 of Bi6. Hill was the operator Of c machine which struck tho guard rail around the drinking fUunt at tho town hall and continued across the sidewalk and struck tho step Of tho building. Hill claimed he was on. route Co his home in New Haven and pulled out to pass 6 truck and mos toreyele when his machine Bkidded Into tho fountain. Corgtablo Leslie w. Hubbell arrested Hill.
 To ExempIify Degree
 At the meeting Of Marion Rebekah lodge in odd Fellows hall Thursday evening, degrees will Do conferred
 Improvement B reported in the condition Of Mrs. Frank Begos Of Wallingford road, who underwent surgical treatment ct s. Marys hospital recently.
 Mir and Mrs. Frederick W. Griffin Of Moeller avenue have moved to New Jersey. MT. Griffin B the f0r- neP postmaster here and previously conducted c store and lunch room, 15e also engaged in the raising Of turkeys.
 Problem To Be Studied
 A committed from R. A. Storrs post, No. 02, American Legion, con. Eisting Of Raymond Y, Warner, WI. bur W. Buckland and Leslie W. Hub. bell has been named by Commander Joseph B. Feeney, 10 study the local tFafiic situation.
 The Methodkt church school will hold it's annual Christmas party T'huFahAV aL TI4f b m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Star Of Waterbury

Star Uf WntcrDuTy
 Mrs. Margaret Emery was elect. cd president during tho annual meeting of Star of Waterbury Lodge. Shepherds Of Bethlehem, hold Saturday ct Engineers hall Others elected includue: Vice. commander, Mrs. Mary Alderman; marshal, Mrs. Dorothy Christof" forsen; scribe, Mrs. Alma Cronail; accountant, Mrs. Olive Wilson; treasurer, Mrs, Catherine Johnson; chaplain, Mrs. Angeline Wooster; mistress of ceremonies, Mrs. Elizs aboth Pierce; inside guard, Mrs, Augusta Espelinu. They VIII Dc installed January Q.
 A ChristmaS party for children of members was held after the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

"Come to Loow Polls Friday morning, all you youngsters of Wa torbury, and sec the biggest show In the history of the city"
 That's what Uncle Harry Do Vor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

Party ThurSdAy
 The Woodtiek chapel Sunday school will hold their Christmas entertainment ct the chapel, Thurs. day evening" at 6 ?. m. There will be c pageant, "fhe Infant King" which will include the members of tho beginners, primary and junior elNsses and c number of the senior class. The choir will Do made up Of members of the senior class. The music will Do in charge of Miss Eliz. Nbeth Warner and Mrs. John dar- rigus, with Miss Warner pianist, Mrs. c. V. Badger will direct the pageant, Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Edward darthwait are in charge of costumes and Mrs, Charleg II. Tyrrell hos charge of tho tree and gifts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Court Fruitful Vine

A social program will follow the regular meeting Of Court Fruit" fuI, Ancient order of Forreeters, to be held Wednesday night ct the lodge hall ct @ o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Mock Trial Enjoyed

A mock trial was held by the Young Peoples Community club at the Woodtiek chapel Sunday night. This was in keeping with their edu. eatienal program. Those taking part were Hubert Avery, judge; James stamatelon, prosecutor; Clifford German, attorney for [ no defen. dant; Robert Snyder, clerk Of the court; Lois Bergen, officer Of the eourt Lorraine German accused; May Munson, Isabel Avery, Roses mary doodSbn, AiTiga German. wit" nesses. They were Instructed in the manner Of conducting c trial by Judge Claude W Badger
 After they have the trial more nearly perfected they plan to pres sent it before an audience. Gifts were brought to the meeting which will be taken to tho day nursery in Waterbury. Plans were made for the carol singing Sunday, the 29th. tt was also decided to extend invita- tions to parents and friends to at' tend the educational meeting n January at which time Raymond Leavenworth will speak on "The Plains Indian" Mrs. 0, V, Badger was chapcrone.
 Mrs. Outtrim Entertains
 Mrs. Grant w. Outtrin of the Woodtick road, entertained her card club at her home Friday night. sup- per was served, the table decora. tons of red candles and Silyered santa Claus carrying out the holl. day motif. Gifts were presented to each member present, accompanied by an original poem. High scores were held by John J. Bergiiil James stamatelon and Mrs. Edward darthwait. Those playing were MT, and Mrs. Charles F, Tyrrell' MT. and Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. Arthur J, Watts, Mrs. Frank W. German, Mrs. Raymond Leavenworth. Mrs Edward darthwait, Mrs. John Wes" ter, Mrs. Grant W, Outtrim. John J Bergin and James Stamatelon.
 Announcement has been made oi the engagement of Louis F. Hotch" kiss, son of MT. and Mrs. Milton Hotchkiss of the Todd road. and Miss Mary Mecca. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vito Mecca Of Waterbury
 Chief Edward H .Pracny Of the fire department and other mem bers will attend a meeting of the New Haven county fire chiefs emer. gency plan at the Allingtown fire house, Tuesday night.
 Robert W. Tyrrell of Spindle Hlli Is conducting the choir of the St. Paurs Lutheran church in Union City.
 Mrs. Grant W. Outtrim of Wood tick road visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Bassett, Sr. in New Britain, Wednesday.
 Mrs. William Brown of Todd road is spending the winter in West Palm Beach, Fla, with her son, Da- vid Brown, her cousin. Mrs. Eva Byam, is in care of her home dur- ing her absence.
 Mrs. John wester of Woodtick road entestaihed her daughter, Miss Isalth Wester of Greenwich and Miss stephanle sives of Port Ches- ter. N. Y.. Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
N. Y. Bank & Trust Stocks
 The E. F. Griggs Co.

Peru has prohibited the expo: ta- ton of helium gas found In tie country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Boy Scouts Given
 Diary At Reunion
Each Member of Troop Was Honored at Woodtick School; Sunday School to Enact Pageant Thursday
W oLC Q r T
Party Thursday

or; and Lyman Atwood, member Of the troop committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

HOGS MAKE LONG JOURNEY
 Norwalk, O.-(uP) -Eeven Poland China hogs bred by ]. K. Hackett, NorwaIk Township farmer, are en route to a buyer in Caracas. Vene- zuela. South America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13

Playground Events
 Coached by Mrs. Thomas Healey. WPA instructress. children of the Washington park playground will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13

present Q complete dramatization of the story, "Little Red Riding Hood" A complete afternoon of entertain ment will start ct 3 o'clock.
 Projects other than the dramatic ation will include c Pageant of Flowers" also directed by Mrs. Healey. Divided into several scenes, each didicated to c different flower, magnificent spectacle will be created by the children, all appro- priately costumed.
 The sections include the Dance oi the Roses led by Shirley Beck {: Dance of the Pansies, led by Diana Pronovost: Dance of the Tulip, led by Dolores Leyden; Dance of the Water Lily, led by Teresa Rayle; and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
POLICEMAN REscuEs

Boston, Aug. i3-(UP)-Patrol- man Francis Vigier rescued three children and warned two other families when fire swept c three- story wooden tenement house in R0xbury early today.
 vieieF heard the chlidren's cries from the third floor end carried Mary. (, Francis, Q, and Thomas LaTkin, 1, t0 safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13

and drum corps. The parade will form on Xavier street, proceed tc Baldwin street, as far as the hos pitai and . return Of the same route Another feature of the opening nigh, will be . revue by children of fmelda Massey Caseys dancing school.
 Irish Night" will be celebrated on Thursday night when entertainers well versed in the songs and dances of Erin will perform. On Friday night several Hartford singers will appear.
 Dancing will be an evening fca- ture of the carnival. 4 platform iA to Dc set up, and all those who chs ter the grounds will be invited to dance free of charge.
 Chairman Flavin also appointed Q committee to take charge Of the variety wheel. It includes William Kelly. chairman; Charles Earth. Edward Egan, Martin Tehan, Chris Braun and Charles Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
Mother and Father Night


 Tn accompaniment with the pre-. sentation of the play The Spirit of '76," supervisors of Washington park have arranged Q Mother and Father night" to take place Mon- day evening. Refreshments will be served.
 The play, which depicts activities of c group of boys during the Revo- lutionary war, has been directed by Mrs. Healey, Approximately 90 boys have prominent parts.
 Following out Q long established tradition, Mrs. Concetta Colicchio of 200 sylvan avenue today made arrangements for the re-decoration of her beautiful shrine to the Blessed Virgin, which Is located ct her home. Friends will Do Invited to view the magnificent spectacle which will be completed by Sunday, the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin.
 For many years, Mrs. Volicchio has made it Q practice to Invite her neighobrs and friends to join with her in prayers of thanksgiving, suppiication or in tribute to the Mother of God.
 Beautifully bedecked Eith flowers. and banked with candles, the ifn- provised altar surrounds large pic- ture of the Blessed Virgin. Mrs. Coiicchio has placed c new and larger picture where the previous one had been for several years.
 Residents of eli sections of the city have offered and given Mrs. Colicchio assistance in the mainteii- ance of the much coinmented-on altar. It has been claimed that one young man reported "cure." His name and address were supplied for Investigation ct the time of the cure several years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Harvey ". LAwton, R. Y. D. 4j Carolyn K. ReihI, a Vernon street.
 Anthony Quaranao, lS7 Easts ern avenuej 0rs0Iina eporsa, 6s Elm street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
CongoIeum Rug FREE \

Room sixe Con- goleum rug FREE with ev- " range sold in this salel Be earlyi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
Community Club ReceiDes
 Report On 4th Celebration
Expenses TOtaled $l,OOO; Carnival Features Given;
 Shrine Erected
Washington Hill

Expenses of the Fourth of July celebration at Washington Park reached a total of almost Sl,0o0, a report of the arrangements commit tee to Q meeting of the Washing ton Park Community club revealed last night. The complete report on the celebration activities has not as yet been rendered as several subcommittee have yet to com- plete their returns.
 Plans for carnival to raise funds for the expense of new uniforms toi the Washington Park fife and drum corps were made at the meet ing. No definite date has been set, but . committee has been instruct ed to act about the middle of sep- tember.
 4 large representation was pres. ent in spite of the summer heat. President Frank Sturges presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
SHRINK

Pile Ointment that gives immediate relief to sufferers of the first time the public buy yHRlNKEM without doctors prescription. Why suffer days Go to your IocaI druggist and be convinced
 "Shrink-Em" Has No Competition
 "Buy Tube Today and Be Relieved Tomorrow"
 druggist will positively refund your money SHRINK not relieve after few applications Anyone not bsng relieved after using "SRINKE consult doctor for examination free of charge by calling the home ohce for pslntment This service gIven by the manufacturer of wHRINKEM" to convince them the sufferer of Piles
 Sold at the following druggis.s,
 ANDYs PHARMACY IMcAyOYs.PLAZA PHARMACY ATOTHECARiEs HALL CO McCARTHYs PHARMACY BALDWIN PHARMACY NITKINB PHARMACY BENDLERs DRUG STORE PICARELM PHARMACY, ING. BREWSTER PHARMACY PICKETT DRUG co. BRIAB PHARMACY PICKETT, W. H. DRUG %. CARNEY I. D. ( co. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY CHASE PARK PHARMACY PROSPECT PHARMACY CITIZENS PHARMACY RAY DRUG CO COsTENs PHARMACY RID0EW0OD DRUG co. DUNPEIY. W. REILLY & BURNS DRUG co. FAIRLAWN PHARMACY ROCfION DRUG co. FULTON PARK PHARMACY sIMONsON DRUG CO 0RANDvTEW PHARMACY sTRACUsA FREDERICK HIGHLAND PHARMACY SOUTH END DRUG co. IDEAL PHARMACY IHWAND0Ns UPTOWN APOTH JOHNS DRUG STORE TAREfLA, HELEN E KEETEs PHARMACY WALNUT PHARMACY KENAUSIs, w. R. WASHINGTON HILL KIPp PHARMACY PHARMACY KUNKEL. PAUL PHARMACY WATERBURY DRUG co. LAKE DRUG CO WEST SIDE PHARMACY Ll0dETT DRUG co, lNC WILLOW DRUG STORE ElTsKYs PHARMACY WOOD VI. M MARTINS PHARMACY W00T0N HREDERiCK
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13

actually made the situation more tense and baffling.
 With the score 8-6 in favor of the Community club, and the Gents at bat and a man on third base, Um- pire Ralph Ruggles called the game on account of darkness.
 President William J. oaughan of the league has called a meeting of all managers of the league to discuss protests of this action. There is little possibility that the protests will be Of any avail, however, for 1t Is understood that the umpire has the right to call the game at any time when he considers darkness has ap- preached.
 With the intend of showing fair ness to all hides. President oaughan has called the meeting to discuss the issue, but without c doubt the Coni- munity club will be named as the champions of the league after the meeting. It would seem that 1t is al- most impossible to term them cham pions of the league at the present time.
 Last nights game was Q playofi between the two teams who were tied for the first round title. The Com munity club had previously annexed the title to the second round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
Carnival

Chairman George Flavin of the annual carnival of St. Francis xavier's church last night announce ed q tentative schedule of enter
 tainment specialties to be presented during the carnival, which will open August i8 on the school grounds. The carnival will continue four days.
 Opening night next "Wednesday, will be featured by Q large turn out to take part in Q parade to be led by the Washington Park fife
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
Dance

Boys and girls of early high school age were in the majority at the mid- summer dance and show given last night in the community house un- der the auspices of tc'e playground supervisors. About 300 attended.
 Dancing to the music of the Mid- Mite Revellers followed Q short song and dance revue by 20 children from the playground. Supervisor Bill Wihbey was in general charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
Muddied Again

Instead of clarifying the much be- fuddied status of the Washington park twilight baseball league, last nights contest between the Commu- nity club and the Gents of the Hill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
Editorial

This column apparently made . very serious mistake in terming the Community club as the "Hopeville Community club" instead Of Wash- ington Park Community club. Ofl- clals of the team last night made very apparent their dislike of the term "Hopeyille"
 Players Of the Community club team were not of the same opinion however, for without exception they hail from the Hopeville section; making the situation very confusing. Regardless of their residences, how ever. they displayed themselves as the class of the league.
 Monday nights meeting of the managers Is not expected to alter the present situation in any way. Without c doubt the Community club team Is entitled to the league championship.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-04
Oil Trade Notes
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-04
GLACIER COUNTY
By Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT BANK. MONTANA
LEAsE ExrENsIoN AoREEMENT

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-09-04
SUMMONS

&C. VICTOR swEDBLOM. Plaintiff
FRANK W. LINGQUIsT and MAR
GHERITE y. LINGQUIST. his wife. and
an other persons unknown. claiming or
who might claim any right. title. estate
or interest In or lien or incumbrance upon
the real property described in the com
plant or any thereof adverse to plaintiffs
ownership. or any cloud upon plaintiffs
title thereto, whether such claim or Dos
sible claim be present or contingent in
Guiding any claim or possible claim OF
dover inchoate or accrued,
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the Above Named Defendants
and to Each Of Them:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action which is filed
In the office OF the Clerk Of this Court
q copy of which is herewith served upon
one OF you In each County wherein any Of
You reside. and to file your answer and
serve copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty DAYS after the
service Of this Summons exclusive Of the
day OF service, and In case of your fail
ure to appear or answer, Judgment will
De taken against You, by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
This action is brought for the purpose
OF quoting title to the land situated in
CascaAe County, Montana. and described
as follows:
Lots Twenty one (21), Twenty two
l22l, Twenty-three (23). Twenty-fOur
(24l. Twenty five (25), Twenty-sIx
1881 and Twenty seven (27l. aH IN
Block Eighteen (1s), In the First
Addition to the TOWNSHIP of Cas-
cade, according to the Plat thereof
on file and Of record in the office
the Clerk & Recorder in and for the
said Cascade County.
Witness my hand and Seal Of said Court
this 18th day Of August, 1897
Court Seal)
GEORGE HARPER. clerk
BY H. J. SKINNER, Deputy Clerk
J. b. GERGEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Great Falls. Montana
Date Of first publication Sept =, 1887
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