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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-08
Roosevelt Lodge

1GUUSGVGIC LUugG
 The first nominations for of- ficers of Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Pythias were received at a meeting of the order which took place last night at Roosevelt hall. Those nominated were: Chancel- Tor commander, Sidney zurrier; vice chancellor, David Harris: prelate, Al Drexler; master-at- arms, Aaron Pauer: inside guard, Harry Lyshkow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-08
Venerable

Venerable Italy, will take place Thursday night at Liberty hall beginning at 8 o'clock with Julius Carissimi, Venerable, in charge.
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$40 Naa - De- ria 81 him.
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aieA Nab@een - HiRzins and
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- Sc ai aasea william. Michael
80 CO had joined ne party long
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piece OF clothesl:ne and gagged with q
white handkerchief.
A harsh. inarticulste roar boiled
from Williams lips. Roughly he
brushed past tia Skipper and knelt
beside the girl His large. capable
hngers had the handkerchief Of in a
moment and were at the knots in The
rope before Armies preliminary
screams split the silence and stirred
as TO life.
The girl was hysterical and in no
half-hearted fashion. There was no
piecing together her ierky words. Re-
moved 70 the sOfs in the dining room
and treated with cold water. smelling
salts and anomalies. she continued
send scream 5.ter scream echoing
through the house. The Skipper shook
and even slapped her. Cook. a terrify-
ing spectacle in ter bandages. addei
to the general uproar by favoring US
with a vigorous description of her
feelings toward Annie.
Beg pardon. sir" said William
In my ear. Il think IL you was all to
leave her to me for a minute. could
quiet her"
We filed into the kitchen thankfully.
In the same room with the girl the
racket was unthinkable. but from be-
hind closed doors il was still bad
~Your party, JIM" said the Skipper.
Isaid. Thanks bitterly. They were
all looking at me-waiting. glared
desperately back. and my eye fell first
Of all on Cook
Did you hear anything at all in
here after Annie left your" /
demanded.
Il did mott" Ter retort was spirited.
You won't be hearing the Old Nick
He's
~Just answer my questions. please.
How long had Annie been gone before
you went after ner?"
How would know7 didn't time
her. A couple Of minutes. maybe.
She's that lazy. never thought"
'What did you do while you waited
for herr"
Cook looked uneasy. well. now,
was lynn there on the sofy and !
maybe took a couple of winks. l
wouldn't know for sure"
And that was that For all the value
OF her evidence she might Just as well
have been at South Pole.
copyright. IBsz< Esfher .IRleTJ-
find a disturbing clue to Armies
ASsAilant. tomorrow.
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ATHLETICS LOSE
BUT REMAIN ON
TOP; GIANTS WIN
CUBS DOWN DODGERS; BUGS
WIN ANOTHER; BEES WHIP
REDS; WHITE sox DEFEAT
YANKEES
Especial 10 Thr cIfIEenl

NEW YORK, May 21.-Phila-
delphia Athletics lost their game
yesterday with Detroit Tigers but
remained on top Of the American
League heap by a slim margin of
percentage. due to the fact that
New York Yankees wre also los
ing.
The Tigers took the lead in the
first inning and never reiinquished
it. Lawson held the AS to seven
hits, while his teammates collect
ed but one more, to win, 3 to 2.
Walker, left fielder for the Tigers,
hit safely for his oath consecutive
game. A crowd OF 1884 witness
ed the contest.
Pitcher Lee had Murderers' Row
eating out Of his hand, while his
teammates pounded Yankee pitch
ing for Is safeties and a 8 to L
victory. A homer by Tony Laz-
zeri IN the seventh was the only
score for the Yankees.
Cleveland Indians amassed 81
safe blows off Boston Red Sex
pitching and scored Is runs, while
Allen and Hud,in held the SOx
to IL bingles and five markers.
The teams committed a total o.
five errors.
Washington Senators have nit
their winning stride, it seems. Again
they took st. Louis Browns into
camp, this time 5 10 4.
New York Giants are now only
a half-game behind st. Louis Car
dinals, due to their victory over
the Redbirds again yesterday,
to 4. Both teams used a number
of moundsmen but the nest the
Gashouse Gang could do was ga
ner five safeties 70 seven for the
Giants. BarteH collected two OF
the hits, driving in four runs. One
of his safeties was a homer and
the other a triple.
President Ford c. Frick OF she
National League fined Dizzy Dean
and Jim Ripple $50 for their SAG
J ton on ball field" Wednesday,
tending to incite a riot" The
managers and owners OF the cubs
conferred with the president On
this matter. The fines are pay
able in five days.
Chicago Cubs, with the aid OF
home runs by Hartnett and Par
melee, downed Brooklyn DOdg-
ers. 6 to 1, although they collect
ed but six safeties. The Cubs re-
, main a haf-game behind the
Giants.
. Pittsburgh Pirates pulled away
another game as the Cards were
losing and they were downing
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FIELD DAY TO BE
HELD BY SCHOOLS
WILL BE PARTICIPATES -
BY HARRIS AND DIVISION
STREET INSTITUTIONS

An inter-eIementary school
field day between the Division
Street and Harris Grammar Schools
wiz be held at Bayview Park. Sat
urday. May p. at $50 a n. for
boys and girls Of the two instltn-
tons. under the supervision Of the
Recreation Department Of WPA
Of Key West.
The p1rpose Of the meet i e
create interest in outdoor games
and emphasize the importance q
play and sports in relation 70 =
sound body and sound mind.
The school to compete will be
divided into classes a. follows:
Class A, from first to third
grades.
2-class B. from foursa =
sixth grades
The program to Be foI.owed
viii be:
$3.50 A. n. 1-Aszembly a. bad
stand; mass singing.
Parade areas 4
park Each beg or
girl Is asked 10 bring
any musical NOISE
maker. tub, tin hoFn.
drums. bugles. sic.
1O:00-1z N.-Group games; Class
A, bsys and Sirls.
Boys' Games
/. 50-yard dash.
2. 50-yand sack race.
3. 50-ySrd 3-iegged race.
T. 75-yzrd obstacle race.
5. 1O0-yard relay race.
6. Ginning the bar.
Z. Rope climbing ltimel.
s. Stop hall lpointsl.
3. Diam0ndbali. throw:
Accuracy;
b-diStance.
10. German bat tail.
Cirls' Games
/. 25-yard dash.
2. 25-yard sack race.
3. Potato race.
4. 25-yard 3-.egged race.
5. 50-yard obstacle race.
s. jumping rope contest.
4. Stop bah lpointsD.
g. German bat ball.
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Nelaer % them had anything 10 say.
ANnaFwnilg ne pietures their magma
tmz hNd been anin % conjure I'D in
- 8xAer roon made TIE actual sight
eNn neEatiVr. Here e least there
Naa ne Qleztioa aboul TIE weapon Of
afsaek. Al ever ne 1oor and even n
- i4ble Ners scattered broken bits
81 . eeMer pot Cook slirred az last.
1ler ilps moved and her eyes fairly
N8m mpNn.
ne eyes, she cried wildly. The
sYsss Get them Tn telling youl Get
tasm before they get you.'
EElnI tired q calm her. BE quiet
: IiIH.~ he sad. rather Intellectually.
Mehaei hnaliy asked ''eT what hap
n8 That provoked the explosion.
-1lapponedg Mother Of Cod I
ahald have known Better than 70 stay
il ms Gud-foFsaken placei ! ISN'T
th4k aeod-f0F Ia tang Annie out here
faF my niasscx. and when she didn't
euHe hack. MAX III Just teach that
suaaE iool 3 lesson had a good no.
tleu she'd EneaEed CT upstairs. So
go inir my kitLhcn. nearing 70 get
&c glasses myself and accuse her If
ain' EN-. And Id no sooner got 70
tha aFawer hey wss IN here Cooks
- heaan % tremnle--than I could
feel ~ eyes BORN into my baekT'
Mlehael EniIsd impatiently.
Cank dared a him. Rot Is r. you
falnkf And I suppose It's rot I've got
e. 80 headf- Strangely enough. no
ien4 lau9hea. Geek vas gathering mo-
nenaan a felt them. I'm tellin' you.
CD fhey vas ! turned quick 10
aeafe thcrn on are - there - they -
was1 Ser frcckled hand was point
"a 8 tha outer coor. Like pieces Of
ere Before 90 had time 70 so much
- Ete 3 dccent yell. they stabbed
fef Ter voice rose higher and higher
go endcd In . b.o0d-eurdling whoop.
where Is Annle?'
4 sEixED q RACED bit Of pottery
ffom ihe table. Cook. ! said stern
II. ~be quieu Someone came in that
aa1r Nau saW the reflection Of the
fEst in MS eycs. You weren't stabbed
~ anffhinE. You we're bit with
Haaef POI Look here"
~ Couk uas too far gone for
Sewer pots cts the devil. I'm tell
ia3 you'- she shrleked- And that
Mansn@~
+ =GFeaf seoitg- cried Michael.
~HheEe % Annic7 she couldn't help
laear.ag MS
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new ARRIVAL in
BERVALDI FAMILY

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a ten-pound son
TO Assistant Postmaster and Mrs,
Hoilon Bervaldi.
Before marriage Mrs Bervaldi
was Miss Jennie Fac Lowe.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
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A six-some with O'BTyant,
Spottswood and Russell on one
side against Strunk, Price and
Grooms on the other resulted N
so much arithmetic that it wzs a
lucky thing \ couple OF school Of
fieials were along to keep score.
The match ended two up for
Handsome, Bob and Melvin most
" because on the short 4th holes
the high handicap players decided
among themselves to stick Mr..
Spottswood, Mr.. Strunk and Mr..
Price and they came near doing
that very thing but Glenn was a lit
tie too slippery and Baseom was
stuck instead of Mr.. Price and
Melvin and Horace had the feel.
ing of accomplishment.
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Well, it seems that because a
guy has brains that it does rot
necessarily mean that he can out
golf an electrical wizard. The
reason for that assumption is the
team Of Handsome Horace O'Bly-
ant were unable to get more than
a tie with Captain Cookie Mesa's
shockers. Aid so everyone viii
have a good time tonight, you
hope. The dinner win begin
promptly at tbs o'clock at the
usual place and be sure to bring
your appetite with you. If you did
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DOINGS AROUND THE GOLF LINKS
By GRAVY,

not play, come along anyway and
enjoy the festivities.
The first team finished was
composed of Doe Willie Penababe
Kemp and Cookie Mesa on the one
hand and Pious Willie Watkins
and Ii Plummer on the other.
And now it is known what kind of
a score Mr.. Plummer makes since
he turned in 51-46 strokes which
with 46-44 by Pious Bill could not
stop the Kemp-Mesa combine who
had 81 and 90, respectively. BY
50 doing they beat Fussy Bill and
Ii BY the score Of 10 up and now
Mr.. Plununer viii enjoy the din
ner great deal more because he
won't have to wonder whether his
opponent is 70 pay for same.
Mr.. Otto Kirehheiner and Mr..
Grandpa Bob Showers were too
good for two young guys in the
shape and size Of Earl Julian and
John Pinder. Even If John Pinder
has been on vacation and Earl
has been practicing putting on the
front room rug, they still could
not compete with those phenomen-
al drives and puts Of Grandpa and
Otto. Mr.. Kirchheiner felt very
elated to think that he had the
best score Of the crowd which was
81 for Otto usually plays with
other people that beat him golfing
and then never gets through telling
him how bum a player he IS.
Mr. Samuel Harris tour genial
Postmaster1 had Beau Brummel
Freddy Ayala to help him along in
the work OF subduing Russell Kerr
and Al Hewitt but Russell and Al
refused to be subdued and so
now it looks ike same Will have
to buy a couple Of dinners that his
cats won't be able to enjoy. Mr..
Harris got lost on the 18th and
14th holes and refused 10 play
same in addition TO a couple Of
rs he made on that round but Sam
viii be there tonight with his story
telling ability.
Mr.. Old Bye Duke of Rock
Sound was on the winning side
again when he had Charlie Salas
for a partner and key Parks and
Charlie Ketchum to beat. 1t seems
that Ike and Charlie got 179 to-
gether and so did Sand and Salas
but the Duke and the Pirate were
able to make their score count at
the opportCne times and so they
won by three up. This is all very
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williams Iaee vas wife. -Sr.
amt upsf7i-S sil iua wet IN her
room afler the handages.r
Perhaps" Cay was TAX u of,n-
vince herself. perhaps she's Clearing
Or something lpstairs."
Higgins frowned. Il doubt II Hier
when Mr.. James told me. lea ex-
p.lfit orders that they wasn't to no
place outside u The quarters. A.1es
z good girl She does as she's to-
Tat was too much for Cook She
struggled 70 her feet.
-Good7- she sl.rilled. -Cood7 WY.
that iirty little"
That win d.. Cook" The Skirr-r
stood grim and determined behind =
We've had enough Of this nonsense.
Aichael. 90 stay with your aunt Don't
stand there gaping"
Michael wenI the Skipper shutting
me door deliberately on his back.
Jim. that girl is in this house-be
quiet Cook-anl we're going to find
her. 4 we have to tear the rotten place
apart Is that dor Iocked?"
she referred to the bark door. 1
stepped 70 II eagerly. but II was locked
ano the key was on the inside.
Higgins and ] wiz take the lower
noor. You and William take the upper
one- Hurry
There was . breac-knife in the
midst OF the Tess on the table
picked Il up ant started for the stairs
with William a. my heels But we
didn't get very far. For distinctly
through the sileLce cam. q sound-a
vague. shutting noise. INDISPENSABLE
and rather horrible
Screams And Hysteria
E0a split second We STOOD HsscE-
1 ing. spellbound Then the Skipper
moved. She sprsng to the back door.
turned the key. and threw the door
open. On the fioof al her feet lsy
Annie. bound hand and foot with :
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satisfactory to Mr.. Atwood, who
says he hates to lose. that IS,
he hates to tell his wife he lost.
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not play, come along anyway ane
enjoy the festivities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-21

Batterfes= Ellen, HudiIn
Pytlak; McKain, 0lser and
sautels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-21

Batteries: Blake, Knott hr
Hoffman; Linke, Weaver and "
lies.
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Batteries: Turner and LOIleZ
HaIlahan. R. Davis, GrissOm ln'
lombard.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
WHERE AND WHEN.

National-"Islanthe," at 2:l5 and
s:lS pm.
Earle-"Man of fAffsirs," at 1918 m.
1890, 2:45, sos, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 1885 am, 1:S5, 4:10,
$50 and 9:05 pm.
Keith's-"Three Smart Girls" at
ll:5l am, Isl, 3:5l, 5:5l, Isl and
9:51 pm.
-"Stowaway," st 10 am,
1925, $50, $40. 7:50 and 1915 pm.
Stage shows at 1880 am, z 4:25, 6:55,
and 9:25 pm.
Palace-"Champagn Waltz" at
1910, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Mind Your Own
Business" at 1880 am, 1875, 3:35,
5:35, TAO and GAS pm.
Columbia-"College Holiday" at
1855 am, 1:50. 3:45. 5:45. TAO and
9:40 pm.
Rialto-"H "Horsefeathers." at 2. 434,
7:13 and 9:53 pm. The First World
War" at 3:12, 5:46 and 1926 pm.
Little-"Arrowsmith at II am.
1908. 3:16, 5:24. 1892 and $40 pm.
Ambassador-"Our Relations" at
2:15, 4:10. 6:1o. 7:55 and GAS pm.
Tivoli-"Charlie Chan at the opera" "
at /, 2:55, 4:50. $50, $40 and $50
pm.
Uptown-"White Hunter" at /,
2:55, 4:5O, $40, BIS and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-23

- ONE day, not so far in the
future, Deanna Durbln is going
to be a great singer Making
- a statement like that on the
strength of her first performance in
full-length motion picture may
sound something like going out on
limb. but it won't after you have heard
her.
When a 14-year-old girl-even a
lovely 14-year-old girl like Deanna-
can lift her voice in song and bring
tears to your eyes she has something
And that is just what Deanna Durbin
does in Three Smart Girls" the new
motion picture at Keith's. She gives
freedom to that glorious golden voice
of an angel and fills you with the
warm glow of contact with true beauty.
There's lilt to DeannaS voice that
sets you tingling She has range, con-
! troll and tone quality, too. but those
are technical points and they amount
| to not half so much as the emotion
with which she can fill a song. It's
noted most in tune titled Some One
to Care for Me" AS soon as she starts
the number you can feel it-that in
tangible something in her voice that
means emotion beyond her years
Whatever it is, Deanna singing Some
One to Care for Me" Is one of the
pleasantest moments the cinema has
provided this season. Remember these
words some day when she's the toast
of the Metropolitan.
Three Smart Girls" is what Is
known to the trade as sweetheart.
It is composed of cinema hokum at its
best and it is thoroughly enjoyable
from the moment it begins until the
moment 1t ends. And when 1t ends you
will wish there were more OF 1t. lts
store is pleasant and its wit and hu-
NOR are gay and constant. II it is not
considered when it's "l0-best" time
again Hollywood will have made some
mighty fine films between now and
then
Deanna Durbin's voice. glorious as
1t is, is only part Of Three Smart
Girls" Much of it is rich comedy that
is not sophisticated, but riotous. All
of it is nice and human and the
Three Smart Girls" who come to
America to prevent their daddy from
marrying another woman will win
YOUR affections before it is many min
utes old.
The three girls are Miss Durbin.
Nan Grey and Barbara Read-not
people whose names have been
splashed upon marques. But they
know how to handle themselves be-
fore the camera, play their roles in a
completely believable manner and
have a sense of comedy timing that
would be hard to better.
Raw Milland does another likaole
Evening star., 1937-01-23
Shirley Temple Scores
Again in "StOwaway'
Tiny Star Shows Understanding in Her New
Film at the Capitol-Blackstone on the
Stage to Mystify.
Stage to Mystlfy.
BY JAY CARMODY.

HR1EY TEMPLE turns her attention in stowaway the new picture
earlier
~ Interpretation of such parts
epochal Eripides might
Evening star., 1937-01-23

picture proved the perfect vehlcle for
the occasion.
Alternately gay and sentimentally
melancholy, full Of the bright comic
spirit OF new regime and gently
brooding upon the days that have
passed, the best vehicle ever supplied
erstwhile Opera Singer Swarthout
fitted neatly into the mood of its first
audience. To later customers, un-
heralded by klieg lights and radio
announcements, it will offer solid en-
tertainment qualities in the form of
lean, affable Fred MacMurray; the
infallible clowning OF Jack Oakie and
Herman Bing. a beautifully staged
production number based on Strauss
Blue Danube Waltz"
1t has many times been proven that
for the latter alone. we'll played and
accompanied by lavishly costumed
scene, the public will pay good and
ready cash at the box Office. The
presentation OF the theme as con-
ceived by Director Eddie Sutherland
outdoes all others in the history Of
talking pictures land may the final
phrase never be quoted alone), while
an agreeable story, few songs by
the incompatible Miss Swarthout and
the aforementioned good and solid
film performances are thrown in for
generous measure.
A MONG other things the expen-
n sive premiere of champagne
Waltz" here last night was designed
as a compliment to the 25th ami
versary celebration OF Adolph Zukor,
the pioneer motion picture executive
who has recently become head of all
Paramount production. AS such 1t
turned out to be proper tribute,
since the new Paramount regime may
be credited with giving Miss SWarth-
out her first fair chance to affirm her
skill and possibilities as a motion
picture star.
Heretofore wasted on mediocre
scripts and backed up by mild talent
the Metropolitan Opera singer is at
least permitted an opportunity to in
dicate in this picture that she may
Evening star., 1937-01-23

some day join Grace Moore. Lily Pons
and Nino Martini as top attraction
to both the music lovers and the
amusement seekers who frequent
cinema houses.
Not enough is heard Of Miss
Swarthout's voice in the current tale
of a Viennese valsemeister, whose
dance palace fades under competition
with an American jazz band, but her
followers may at least find conSola-
ton in the fact she is not required to
do any of the silly things written
into her previous scenarios. The
entire business of Champagne Waltz"
is conducted with decorum or honest
Hollywood humor, the reverence falls
in the right places and the running
gags run along trippingly.
II there seems to be something a
trifle silly about the incident wherein
VienneSe string ensemble. swinging
away in waltz time, merges gently
into a jazz band hooting up the I'll
ger Rag'-Why then its foolishment
and let no more be said about it.
The whole thing evidently was in
tended in a spirit of good. mean fun,
and as such it should be we'll re-
ceived.
The Palace program also includes a
short subject tracing the history of the
Constitution. Since The managers OF
! the short were so inspired by its
merits that they were willing to get
themselves in hook to the Capitol
police while trying to project the reel
against the Supreme Court Building
/ the other night, We must bow to their
/ sincerity and say it is an excellent
and educational feature. So passion
ate is its message that it may not
only move our citizenry to renewed
research on the document which rules
us all. but also il might inspire few
actually to read the Constitution and
its amendments. That, mayhap
would be good thing.
Railways of India report marked
increase in earnings in 1886.