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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-01
SPEAKS
IN new HAVEN
Y Secretary Says Spring
field College to Grad
uate lO7 in June

General Secretary Herbert s.
Smith Of the local Y. M. @. A., John
+. Marley general secretary Of the
National Council Of Y. M. @. AS and
Eugene E. Barnettfl general sec
rotary Of the International Com
mittee Of the Y. M. g. A. were the
speakers at a meeting Of Y. M. CA.
presidents, board members and gen..
eral secretaries Of Connecticut X.
NJ. g. AS last Saturday in New
Haven.
Secretary Smith spoke OF the res
possibility Of the Y. M. G. A. to
support their training agencies, Sis
yer Bay and Springfield College.
Springfield, he declared. will need
this year in subscriptions $4,000
only on a budget Of $305,O0O. 1O7
men, 1t Is expected will be gradu-
ated from the college this June to 60
QUE into X, M. @. A. work, school
work, playground supervision, Boy
Scout and other character building
organizations.
Mr.. Manley, after paying tribute
to DR.. Ernest M. Best, recently in
augurated president OF Springfield
College, congratulated the represent
atives Of the Connecticut Y. M. @.
AS for their leadership in the
national and international program
Of the Young Mems Christian
Associations. He paid particular tri-
butte to such men as Charles A.
Russell, executive secretary Of the
Hazen Foundation and Lucien War
ner Of Bridgeport. Mr.. Manley's
main address had to do with the
widening constituency Of tn Y. M. G.
A., the fast that 67% Of "Y" mem
bers are under twenty-five years of
age, and that at least half Of those
over twenty-five are still under
thirty. Twenty-Five thousond boys
and over forty thousand young men
are carrying responsibility as MEM
bers Of councils, committee and
leaders corps. There are more than
4700 H1-Y clubs. Formal and in
formal educational courses Of voca-
tional value were given this past
year to over thirty-thousand persons
at a cost totalling nearly $4,000, 900
The final speaker on the program
was Mr.. Baornett. He referred to
the three-fold attitude Of the
United States IN world affairs:
isolation In our attitude to Europe:
domination" until recently our
attitude toward South America;
and cooperation" in the Far East.
The Y. M. G. A. however, since 1889
has had only policy: Cooperation"
In that year a convention meeting
to send two men to the Far East
one to India and one to Japan.
at Philadelphia furnished the funds
Since that date, American Y. M. G.
A. workers have found opportunities
to help build up native Y. M. G. AS
In thrity-two countries. Thus Amer
lea has done its hare in the building
Of the ten thousand Y. M. @. A.
which are operating today in sixty
nine different countries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-01
INTENSIVE drive
|PLANNEDBY CLUB
Members Hope for Larger
Appropriation for State
Fisheries

Officers Of the Waterbury Fish
and Game association for the COM
ing year win be elected tonight at q
meeting Of the group IN Chamber
Of Commerce hall. Former Governor
Charles A. Templeton vii be chosen
president. Plans for an intensive
campaign to better fishing and
hunting conditions In Connecticut
will be discussed at the meeting,
also. A movement u planned TO have
ell sportslnen's groups IN the state
band together In q concerted effort
TO get recognition In the legislature
In the hope Of q larger appropxia-
ton for the tate board Of fisheries
and game.
According to Walter Woods, Sec
rotary Of the Waterbury Fish and
Game association, the appropriation
for the board now Is below the
amount taken In for hunting and
fishing licenses.
other ofacers who have been
nominated for the coming year In
clude: First vice-president, Carl T.
Olson; second vice-president, John
M. Burial: third vice.president,
Harry Quigley: secretary, Walter
Woods; treasurer, Lewis F. East
wood: executive committee, Merritt
II. Deere, Harrison H. Camp, George
T. Culhane, Peter FitzEIenry,
Chauncey r. doss, Jr., and Clarence
w. Shader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-01
BIG CROWD VIEWS
BOYS CLUB FILMS


More than 100 boys enjoyed two
moving pictures entitled BATTLE
Maneuvers" and sailors at Sea-"
shown Saturday night at the Water
bury Boys club. The boys were
guests OF Tied" Moore, physical d.
rector, and william johnson, super
intendent Of the Boys club. The
films were loaned to the club by
George Brizius, head of the local
naval recruiting station.
Group singing was held with the
following boys rendering solos:
Samuel Andolina, John Assenza
and Armand Cicchett'. Prizes in q
riddles contest were given to An
thony Ciofani, club staff member;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-01

Samuel Andolina, Anthony Yovina,
Victor Sanquedolce, Anthony zasiin-
ovich and Edward Christian.
Joseph Hayes was winner Of the
pocket billiard championship con-
cluded Saturday afternoon. Hayes
defeated Michael Mania and AL
zenick last Monday and won over
Sonny" Rinaldi and paddy" DAM
clio yesterday afternoon. John Cron-
an was the finalist who opposed
Hayes. -'-
Arthur Fisher won the Junior bill
lizards title earlier In the week by
defeating Jack Ernida. Boys who
gave good exhibitions were Arthur
Fisher, Jack Ermida, John DAN
gelo, Louis Benivisuto, Anthony
MAESTRO francesca, Anthony Salerno,
Vincent Andolina, Lazarro Iannac-
cone, Mario Rinaldi and jaime Cum
nata.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-01
FRIENDS cn-sTAR

Gary Copper and George Raft.
good friends of the screen, are
teamed professionally for the first
time in Parafnount's maritime saga
"Souls At Sea-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-01

Poland will greatly increase its
automobile output next year,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

Big Pete, pes, zachranil v
patek Little Pete, maleho psi
ka, pred utonutlm v rybnfce v
Patterson parku, asi 25 stop cd
brehu. Big Pete vyploval z
brehu ku malemu psfku, ktery
plovati neumel, uchopil jej "a
kirk a pocal S MIN plouti ku bfe
hu a u tohoto chtel vylezti S
ps1kem pc zdi ma pevnou zem.
Slyslce pohnutf ma jez1rku,
policiste Guenin a Matz, beze-
Ii ku zdi ctyri stopy vysoke,
kde videli jak Big Pete drzfci
maleho Pete svymi zuby a jak
krvac1 z nohy, kterou 81 zranil
pr marnem pokusu vyskrabati
Sc ma zed. Policiste pomohli a
nalezli dtulek obema u spolec-
nosti,jejfmz dcelem jest ochra-
ma zvlrat ma N. Calvert ulici.
Tam S nohou zavazanou dlel
stale V bl1zkosti maleho psika,
kteremu sc opet nechtelo cd
zachrance. Jak sc Little Pete
dostal do jez1rka, povedeti ne
NIUE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Diva vyborne prostfedky prot
kasli a chrapotu.

Prvni prostredek je pro svou
pf1jemnou chut oblfben zvla-
Ste detmi a pTipravuje sc ma
sledovne. Do teple trouby
vloz1me cely citron a mechanic
jej tax dlouho, az povrch je L.
pine hladky a dostane nahne-
dlou barvu. PAX vytlac1me
stavu z tohoto upeceneho citro
nu a nalijeme il ma dive pine
lz1ce hnedeho kandisoveho Gu
kru. Tento sc rozpusti horkou
citronovou stavou a pc chvilce
michanf Sc utvorf hmota, po
dobna syrupu.T ohoto leku uzl-
vame nekolikrate denne plnou
cajovou lzicku. Druhym leci-
wynn prostredkem jest odvar re
lneneho semene. Zde vsak je
dGlezitou jeho pr1prava. Ne
ktere hospodyne Sc domn1vaj1,
re pripravi dobry a l6civy Cd
var, kdyz jej dlouho vaTf. To
je omyl. Nej1cinnejsfm leci-
wynn prostredkem lneneho Sc
m1nka jest Stem, ktery sc da
mnohem snadneji rozpustiti
studenou vodou nez teplou. Po-
levkova lz1ce lneneho semin-
ka sc prelije litrem studene vo-
dy. Smes sc necha asi p1l no.
diny staff a nekolikrate Sc me-
zitlm zamfcha. PAX Sc piece
df. Tohot odvaru m1zeme
vyp1ti kazde tTi hodiny pIl SAL
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Otraven pIynem.

36lety Charles Fitz nalezen
byl otraveny svftiplynem v ku-
chyni sveho prlbytku v 800
blocku w. North avenue.
James Kotis, 35lety z
Taylor avenue, Parkville, ma
lezen byl v bezvedomf lezfcf v
kuchyni domu sve sestry v els.
SOB N. Belnord avenue. Plyn,
jlmz otraven byl, vychazel z
plynove roury vedouci ku kam-
Nun, jez cd techto odstranena
byla. V nemocnici byla jemo
pomoc poskytnuta. Sestra je-
no udala, re pc nejaky cas- tr-
pei nervOsou.
Joseph Boggio, 38lety, O.
besil Sc We stTedu We stravnim
dome ma E. Lombard ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

jenz Sc pax zapaluje, uz 1plne
steJne, jake benzinova "smes'.
Vyhody move pohonne latky
jsou ocividne a velke. Olej ne
nj - jake BENIN - veenym
,nebezpec1m "a letu a zejmena
"a havarif ci nucenych pTista-
nj. P~etroleje lie nabrat pri
steJnych nadrzich tolik,z re pred
Ct BENIN vykonem o 80 pro-
cent. Velky vyznam ma vyna-
lez i pc STRANGE sobestacnosti.
Poole prohlasenf inzenyra
lie kazde normalnf le-
tadlo "a nekolik malo hodin a.
daptovat pro pohn petrolejo-
w. Motory, i pro BENIN stave-
ne, pracujf bezvadne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
NecasHGv projev.

"Socialnf a hospodarske "a
bezpecenf obyvatelstva je nej-
spolehlivejsi oporou Ceskoslo-
venskeho statu." Projev tento
ucinil csl. ministr socialn1 pece
ing. Jaromfr Necas, v prednas-
&c v Ceske Narodn1 SIM v Gle
velandu. Prohlasil:
Nen1 treba sc obavat, re E.
vropa Dude pohlcena pffbojem
fasistickych diktatur, jez OBJ
klopuj1 ceskoslovensky ostrov
demokracie, mlru a poradku.
Nebezpec1 z. venc1 cell Repu-
blika obezrelou zahranicnf
sluzbou, radnymi prfpravami
vojenskymi a prozfravym soci-
alnim zakonodarstvfm. Neza-
mestnanosti ubylo v posled-
mich Is mes1sich o vice nez 80
procent a Ceskoslovensko je ma
nejlepsf ceste k vychodu re
sparG krise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Stolety starec " Susicich.

Susicky obcan Josef Hansen
kopf DOLL Sc 100 let. Narodil
Sc v Pasekach u SuSice a jiz
cd svych dvanacti let pocal
pracovat v susicke tovarne ma
zapalky firmy Solo. Pracoval
tn plnych II let. Hasenkopf
pamatuje zacatky vyroby 81
rex, kdy Sc vsechny prace de-
laly pouze rucne. We 80 le-
tech Sc ozenil a mel 13 detf, z
nichz zij1 pouze dive dcery. u
jedne travf starec svGj odpoci-
mex. Ackoliv mel tolik deti,
vychoval jeste 6 sirotkG, kteri
mu byli sveTeni obc1 ma vycho-
van1. Dedecek je dosud zdrav
a ely. V predvecer vzacneho
jubilea pfisli pred domek, v
nemz Hasenkopf bydlf, vojen-
st1 vyslouzilci S hudbou. Bylo
mu S mnoha stran blahopfano a
dostal i kvetny a jine Diary. Su-
sicka obec mu venovala ma pri-
lepsenou 200 Kc. D6decek byl
nejvfce potesen hudbou, ktera
privabila pred dun mnoho lidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
pohansno petrolejem.

Sefpilot F. Nemec proved
mad Prahou dvouhodinovy let
ma normaln1m letadle s vybus-
nym bezinovym motrem, aniz
pfi tom spotreboval jedine
kapky benzinu. Role teto po-
home hmoty obmezila sc ma
start, trvaj1cf til minuty. Po-
tom byl motor pohanen cele
dive hodiny petrolejem.
V~ysvetlenf teto technicke
sensace je - jak lfcf inz. Sche-
diwy v "P .T."-v prostem
zafizen1, We kterem Sc petrolej
bleskurychlym chemickym pro
cesem step1. Cast takto z1ska-
neho produktu menf Sc We w
busny, vysoce hodnotny plyn,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

Willard Simms, jinak Eugene
Eavns z N. Aisquith ulice, Eat
cen byl V sobotu ma obzalobu,
re proved ctyTi kradeze. Eat
cen byl kavarne ma Center u
lici a Hargrove alley, kdyz tam
Eugene J. Canton poznal tas-
ku, kterou Simms nesl a ktera
Cantonu ukradena byla.
Vedle toho zalovan jest z
provedeni tTi kradezf V IRA
dovne Hearst Tower budove.
= Diva cernosi ukradli z gro
lcernlho obchodu ma Wilson u
lici $35. Mattel, Jack Gold,
podal policii popsan1 zlodej6.
= Dvema ozbrojenymi GER
nochy prepaden byl v sobotu
MATTEL likernfho obchodu ma
w. Cross ulici kolem poledne
a okraden O 5000 a revolver.
Diva podezTel1 zatceni byli O 2.
hodiny pozdeji a zadrzeni pro
velkoporotn1 soud.
Mattel obchodu, Nick Kali
miruk licil policii, re byl v no
fejs1 svetnici, kdyz zaslechl
muze vejlti do obchodu. Kdyz
sesel dolG, stall prot nemu diva
sernosi S namfrenymi revolve-
ny. Zatcenymi byli: John Nj
cholson re S. Eutaw ulice a II
rok1 starry Henry Williams.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
JOE DUSEK zapasiti Dude
pristi tyden.

PTfstf 1tery, 20. dubna v krfz-
kovych zapasech poTadanych
v Carlins Park v hlavn1m zapa-
Sc Joe Dusek utka sc S Dan o.
Mahoney.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l poTazku 1cinkuji:
Coleman VS.. Baxter; Cook
VS.. Kaplan; Brunowicz VS.. Pin
to; Zelezniak VS.. Mexiner.
Vstupne: 40c, S1.10 a $1.65.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Minute 1tery V hlavn1m "a
pase Joe Dusek porazil Jacka
Kennedy. Zapas tento byl veil
&c zuTive zapasen a udrzoval
obecenstvo We velkem napjet1
cd pocatku az do konce. Joe
DuSek pomstil Sc Kennedymu
"a porazku jenz tento ustedril
jeho bratru Rudy Duskovi mi
mule utery.
Laverne Baxter porazil Mike
Strelicha We Is minutach.
Zapas mezi Hank Barber a
Stanley Pinto pc 80 minuto-
VEN kf1zkovanf prohlasen byl
"a nerozhodnuty.
Gino Garibaldi porazil Jima
Coffielda v Is minutach.
Berney Kaplan zdolal Abe
Finkelsteina V 8 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Dive ditky zapaIiIy dim.

Dive ditky hrajfc1 81 Sc sirka-
mi v dome, c. 8 S. Carey ulice,
zapalily tento v 1tery. Dftka-
mi byli: Thomas Ewing, 2lety
a Albert Ewing, ctyrlety. Re
%svetnice kourem naplnene W.
nesla je v bezpecf jejich II ro-
XII stara sestra. D1tky tyto by
ly tax postraseny, re lezly 20
podlaze nevedouce kan Sc
schovati. Ohen uhasen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Zastrelila Sc.

Geraldine Rakestraw z u
Mon Bridge, Md, 16 rokn sta
ra zacka vyssi dfvci skoly.
zemfela We zdejs1 nemocnici v
nedeli. Stfelila Sc do hlavy v
sobotu, kdyz otec il zakazal
priJmouti v dome jejfho inflow
nlka z Baltimore, jenz ivan
byl Josh. Pc hadce S otcem
zasla do druheho poschodf a
kul1 smrtelne sc zranila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

Britsky poslanec Ronald Cart
land upoZornil nedavno v dol
nj snemovne ma nebezpecny L.
bytek det1 We Velke Britanii.
zadal, ably byla zavedena zvla-
stn1 dahova prirazka pro stare
mladence a ably rodinny zivot
byl staten CO nejv1ce podpo-
rowan.
Garland sam je starym mia
dencem. Pc SVEN upozorneni
dostal hromadu nabidek k
snatku, ably svym dllem pri-
spell prot nebezpecnemu 1byt-
ku detl v Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Sekerou do hlavy.

56lety hlfdac William C.
Hank zamestnany ma vyletnf
farme krajana j. Kalala v
Breckville u Clevelandu, byl
die policejn1ho hlasenf udeTen
spoludelnikem do hlavy seke-
rOu.
Pachatel Sc sekerou dobyl Sc z
jedne chaty, kan byl Hankem
zavren. Gin spachal pc delsi
hOnicce pc farme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Senator VranY zemrel.

Csl. Senator Josef Vrany,
vynikaj1c1 novinar a spisova-
ted, skosen mrtvic1 skonal We
veku 63 rok1 ma Riviere, kan
zajel ma lecenf. Pc Ant. Sve-
hlovi byl nejcelnejsl osobou a.
grarn1 strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Cesky mladik utonul.

We Crete, Nebraska, E.. Ste
hlik, 18lety, utonul v rece Blue
Mlad1k Sc pokousel preblstf ma
mulovi pres reku, spadl a uto-
null, kdyz chtel pTihnati dom1
kone, kteff Sc pasli ma druhe
strane feky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
S1lety nalezen ma lHGzku mrtev

John Chilcoat, superinten-
dent Baltimore County domu,
nalezen byl v pondelf mrtvy ma
luzku. Star byl 81 rok1. Pc
neJaky cas- trpel srdecnl choro-
bou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Oloupili banku.

Ozbrojenymi trent bandity
oloupena byla banka v Grand
Rapids, Mich, o $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

" sobotu obzalovano by
10 z f1zen1 automobile sest mo-
toristG, kteT1 r1dili automobily,
kdyz opilymi byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Maly OZnamOyatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

Sc dobTe jdou-
CT obchod S maslem a vejci V
Severovychodn1m Marku ma
prot Webrovu dr6beznickemu
stanku. K doptan1 els. TOT
N. Madeira St.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Charlottesville
Shenandoah
Park Gate

Only short distance from the
southern gateway to Shenandoah
National Park and the famous
Skyline Drive is the historic city
Of Charlottesville. No visitor to the
park should fail to visit this city
and become acquainted with the
home town of some of Americas
greatest men-Thomas jefferson,
James Monroe, George Rogers
Clarke and Meriwether Lewis.
Visit the University of Virginia
and see the most beautiful group
of university buildings in America
and the rooms in which Woodrow
Wilson and Edgar Allan Poe lived
while attending the university.
See lovely Albemarle county
with its peach and apple orchards,
whose products are world fam
Gus, in the center of the eques-
TRAN sport and country estate Sec
ton of historic Virginia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Banner Year Seen
In0cean CountY,N.J.

TOMS RIVER, Ocean County.
N. j., June 24.-Ocean County.
long a valhalla for vacationists.
expects to entertain this summer
more than the two million visitors
it played host to last year. Rentals
of seaside cottages are running 20
per cent ahead of 1886, according
to a recent survey of real estate
agencies.
Every type Of accommodation
from wayside tourist cabins, nestled
in cool pine groves, to de luxe
hotel suites, can be had to suit the
purse of the prospective vacation
ist, according to Fred G. Bunnell,
director Of Ocean County Tourist
Bureau and Bureau of Publicity,
here. Cottages, hotels and coun-
try homes proffer wide range Of
hospitality,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
ATLANTIC CITY
YEARLY HOST
TO 100000

ATLANTIC CITY, N. Fire
quently called the Worlds Play
ground" but more aptly described
as the Worlds Premier Health
and Pleasure Resort" Atlantic City
each year plays host to some
100000 visitors from all sections
of the globe.
From an obscure start as a small
fishing village, this city, located
within easy distance Of the nations
business centers, has grown to be
a thriving seashore metropolis.
With a bountiful supply of natural
advantages augmented by a long
list Of man.made diversions, At
lantic City has become, down
through the years, the one place
that everyone hopes to visit at
some time during his or her life.
The resorts wide flat beach,
eight miles long, is washed by a
gentle rolling surf, providing what
is generally recognized as the most
desirable bathing place on either
coast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
OCEAN CITY'S
FOURTH GAY

OCEAN CITY, N. j., June "a.
Ocean City's observance of the
Fourth of July this year. as
planned by Mayor Joseph Cham
pion, will spread over a three days
celebration of the holiday with a
varied program of entertainments
and activities that will offer gener-
Gus enjoyment for the thousands
Of visitors who are expected to
throng this popular resort.
National and city colors will
float from all standards the length
Of the boardwalk; on Eighth and
Ninth Streets from Egg Harbor
Bay to the ocean front; on the
Parkway through the Gardens Sec
ton to the Longport Bridge; and
on the main business streets
throughout the city.
The celebration of the Fourth
will be observed on Monday, July
5, with the outstanding events
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
VACAT|0NISTS
FL0CKING TO
WILDWOOD
BY MARSHALL BAINBR1DGE,Jr.

BY MARSHALL BAINBRIDGE,Jr.
WILDWOOD, N. 1.-THE great
est entertainment program in the
history of the resort is being pre-
pared for visiting vacationists here
this season.
With a June influx of visitors
which already has set record for
the early season and three major
activities planned for the remain
der of the month, this year is ex-
pected to set a new mark for popu'
larity of wildwood as a summer
resort.
Vets Encamp
The annual encampment Of the
New Jersey Department, United
Spanish War Veterans, will open
here on Thursday Of next week.
The annual encampment Of the
New Jersey Department, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. will convene here
the following week.
Both encampments will feature
colorful military displays and al
ready many advance registrations
Of delegates have been received.
Each of the encampments will be
.cltmaxed by a military parade.
On Monday, June %, the titular
series Of the National Marbles
Tournament will begin. This event
will continue for five days with
competitors from all sections Of
tt1e United States and Canada com.
peting for championship honors.
The rings will be laid out in the
Municipal Beach Club, at Schellen'
ger Avenue. Seating arrangements
are being made for 5000 persons.
No admission charge will be made.
Many improvements
Many improvements will be
nnada at the Beach Club this sea-
son. The only municipality oper-
ated beach club along the New
Jersey coast, the local club in no
manner interfereS with the opera
ton and use of Wildwood's IA
nous bathing beach, but does pro
vide extra comforts and luxuries
for visitors who care to take ad-
vantage Of them for a nominal
fee.
Shower baths, daily popular
concerts, umbrellas, chairs, a wad-
ing pool for children, cabanas and
facilities for games and other
amusements are available for the
entertainment Of visitors to the
club. The club Is beautifully dec
Grated with flowers and shrubs.
The local beach generally Is
recognized as one Of the safest
bathing strands in the world. In
many places it stretches fully 200
yards between the Boardwalk and
the water line. Sloping gently
into the Atlantic Ocean, it is free
from treacherous undertows and
ellIlieS, and not one jetty mars
the entire stretch of beach. Life
guards are on constant duty dur
Ing bathing hours from one end
Of the city to the other.
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scheduled for the afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon DR..
Frank Kingdom, president of New
ark University, of Newark, N. j.,
will deliver a patriotic address in
keeping with the spirit Of the day
on the Municipal Pier at Moorlyn
Terrace and the boardwalk, after
a brief introduction of the speaker
by Mayor Champion. This will be
in conjunction with a concert by
the enlarged city orchestra con-
Quoted by J. Fred Name.
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STONE HARBOR, N. J.
NORTH AsBURY PARK, n. J.
HOTEL ENGLISH

321 Sixth Ave-, North Asbury Park, n. J..
Sixty outside rooms, running water, COM
Portable beds. Corner lot, nineteen shade
and poultry direct from farm daily. Rea-
sonable. Comfort without extravaganza.
M W, ENGLISH
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Jericho Far Below Sea

The ancient city of Jericho,
with its famous walls. on the
River Jordan, was 800 feet below
sea level.
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AvON-BY-THE-sEA. N. J.
STRATFORD Inn
AvoN-BY-THE-sEA. N. ]

AVUN-bY"IHE-SEA, N. ].
All improvements. good table. tennis
courts: Tree parking space for cars. Bathing
from the hotel NO BAR. Tel. A. P. 1850.
SAMUEL W. TAYLOR, owner Management
SEA ISLE CITY. n. d.
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OCEAN CITY. n. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
LOCAL COMPANY
SETTLES CLAIM
Grants Injured EmplOye
$3.50 for Partial Loss
Of Eyesight

The Altieri Construction company
today settled tho claim for COM
pcnsation brought against them by
Theodore Dansercau with as tipula-
ton for t3eo.17. Compensation Com
missioner James M. Lynch approed
the stipulation.
The claimants allegation that he
would have O permenent partial loss
OF vision Of his left eye, M q result
Of injury, was denied by the con-
struction company but the stipula-
ton was drawn up 10 avert litiga-
ton. Dangcreau was injured Sep
TENDER ., 1895 while working. A
foreign body be came lodged In the
eye and he was paid compensation
for disability from September 81 10
october 70, 1895.