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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-04-02
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-04-02

J. The F-l2 crankshaft is hardened
by the new Tocco electrical hard
enins process. with file hard
bearing surfaces and other por-
tionsas tough and ductilea as ever.
8. High : grade ball bearings are
used throughout the transmits
sion and final drive. There are
70 ball and roller bearings in
the FIJI.
g. A wide variation Of treads is
available. ~ in. to 70 in. with
special rear axles available at
slight extra cost to extend tread
to 80 in.
10. The Fla is regularly sold
> equipped for general farm work.
An unusually wide variety Of
special euuiDment Ia aynilable.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

Der idlimmiten @eiddftsIeute, Die
id femme. = - Nein, fongen sic
nod NAL onl Der Monn lit elm aus
gefodter @eiddftsmanit, ober OaS
fam id nidt idreiben, man peiB
ME, OBJ Der Rerl einen anl GnOe
b%erflagt. 0ie lebte SenOuns SEIZE
mar fdle9t, unO Sic perOen perite-
ben, nein, ltreiden sic 0urn, sic
tperOen begreifen f0nnen, Oab menn
Sic uns in 3ufunft feline orOentli1e
SEIZE Ien0en, neit, lmiefern, f0nnen
mir nidts mebr Bel Sbnen beitenen.
9unttum ooer Semifolon, tDo5u sic
eerooe 9uit boben. 3ieben sic ST.
rem BOD etDas berunterI Weile Heis
be. Die Seize, sic sic uns eeididt
boben, mar 10 idIe6t, nein, idrei-
ben Sic: 10 miierobel. ooB man nidt
nal einen $unO nan1it Daiden tontt-
te. Sodahtlngspon. Mebr Belt
monen mir fir Sen Sdminoler niht
b~erpenoen! Hunft. S6reiben sic
Ielber meinen Nonten Orunter itn0
5eigen Sic mir morgen Sen 9urh-
i9log. llno nun ieben sic Sbren
SUIT auf uno fomnten Sic nit mir
friibftiiden!"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
geidGftsfOrrsIpunOen

nJrdulein ariabodl" brittle Serr
Summed, ser 8eIiBer elmer groBen
@1i6erei. SD muB Sic bitten,
in 3ufunft oaran gu Oenfen, bob
sic sic 8riefe gertou 10 idreiben,
tpie i6 sic Sbnen Oiftiere! Iuf fei-
men Sal onoers! gs pnBt mir nidt,
Dab Sic INNER in Der aorreipon-
beng etpos perdnoern! 8erIteben
Sie?"
uSul" iugte 6raulein ariabud
ianft.
s960n", iogte Serr Rummel,
ounO nun nebmen sic NAL elm Ste
nogramm ouf!~
Mm n6dIten Morgen erbielt 6err
Direftor Sobnenfomm, Snbaber
elmer Seifenfobrif, folgenOen Brief
.Sebr geebrter Serr Oireftor q.
g. ODER g. 81, 90 fonnen sic ieI-
Der noGieben, Sobnenfamm. Ser
riifter 0omel ltno irgenOeine gleid
giiltige StroBe in Qeip3ig. Sebr
geebrter Serr 0ireftor Sabnen-
fammI SEA, Oos bobeu mir ifon &C.
Ibrieben. Smmmm Sic iinO elmer
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

8ermutung. ragnes bot
fid pbotograpbieren Ioiieu. Sd per.
mute, OoB oos Bib iebr 6bnIi9 &c.
tpor0en lit"
.9u bermuteit oos2"
nSa. sic bat es nod feilem se-
6eigt."
gerIeoen. Stemmler unO
GfruaO boben iih ouf elmer Ser.
febrsiniel %eetroffen. sic ipreden
Elm poar 8orte 5uiommen. Auf
sinmal aeigt Stemmler ouf einen
9raftuogeu uno ruff: n9u, gud
NAL, bait Oh eben Die olte Shraube
geieben2l"
.Menidensfino". Ioet Yfruno,
nOos lit bod meme 6rou
nglber nein", entidulOigt iid
Stemmler, lid meme ia nidt Die
6obrerin, ionoern Den @agen !"
n@er6 mir blob nidt fred", tobt
9fruno, noos lit mein neues Nuto!"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

or uno Sic. n0os 1T ia
elm i1redli1er SUIT, ben on Dir O0
sefauft bait!" iaete Die Satin. rDu
3eigIt pirflid ouBeroroentli1 penis
@eIdmod, tpenn ou gu tpdblen bait!"
u8eoenfe, mas 0u iagit, Sttiliel"
Iogte Ser @otte. SD babe ia aud
SD eepdblt!"
- Ger @engeI. &urt lit
netn Sabre alt. &urt miro erpiiht.
8eim 3igarettenrouden. uSddrnfs
ou bid nidt Sunge?"
Glirt 5udt Die Sdultern: u@os
Jon ia tun, Mamd - felt bier
Sobren beriu1e ih es idon, es mir
obdusew0bnen?~
- @enlgnm IN. 2amm bat elm
Sos gefauft. 9as Sos bat Die Stun.
mer 1,111,222. Ser Sauptgepinn
fiel ouf Nummer 1,111,223.
2amm inmmert: so Elm Ee1i
Mein, 10 elm Te1l Cine Summer
b0ber, un6 id bate cine Miaion
getnonnen! 80 eiu Ne6!"
Meint Munfe: ~@ieio Bed? Gin
anoerer tp1re beilfrob, iDenn er iiber,
boupt 10 nobe binfamel"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

= ginf6tl gnoIid rief Der
Ri9ter ungeOuloig: Sd pertoee Die
8e~rban6lung. Der 4ngeflagte lit olif
Ieinen @eiites5ultauO gu unteriuden.
Ser Nngeflagte emp0rt: Mberl
&c;a A6cr! Menid. ieien Sic Der-
niinftig. sic miiiien bod ielbit elm.
ieben, ooB Sic perriidt itno.
2Drifde antnort.
.Nun, mein Serr, gef6Gt Sbnen
Der @raten?" frogt Der @irt.
sad, er itimmt mid trourig. 9as
arme Eier Fat beltimmt cine un-
gliiflide 2iebe geba6t!"
m@oraus nouen Sic oenn oas
idlieBen?"
~Das SIeiid lit 70 bon Sebnenl"
Sm Ebeoter. 6rou amo-
lie lit iiber 6ns Shidial Scr SeIoin
81 3rdnen geriibrt uno ueint leiIe
in ibr Goi1entu1.
ia Iaet Der @atte poruurisboa:
l6er aEqlie, marllm regIt Ou Did
10 auf9 Du fennit Die Trau bod
gar nidtl
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

-@e6feG. Sic: u@orum iod
i6 es nidt iagen? Sd beiratete oih,
neil Ou mir lei0 tatelt. Reinem
@eniden ionit tateit Ou leiO."
Or: e9ofiir iest ober auenl"
@r meiB fi9 8u bel.
fen. oSdnsden, uenn on 5ebn
&artoffeln boit uno Ou ioait iie I'M.
ter 6rei 9euten oerteilen, mie madlt
Ou oos?"
sd made auetidfartoffeInl"
- Stan6punft. SD finoe
es entieBlih, iuenn einem ale alten
6reunOe tpeggeitorben Iino!"
Isle baben redt. Gs lit immer
cine b0ie Sode, 6remoe nm @elO
oipumpe1 gu miiiien."
8roftif6e &iIfeleis
Itung. Sreunoe treffen li6.
$50 mart ou?"
DSn einem Somoriterfurs."
D@os ~lernteit Ou oort?"
nAuge1blldlld1e 9tlfe le1ltert."
aSein! aannit on mir oo nal
ougenblidli6 nit 8ebn Dollar bel
fen2"
-@onoer. @utter: gu biit
in Der lesten 3eit 10 nieOerseIdla-
-gen!"
8odter: nSo. Mein Monn liebt
MIDI, felt mir berbeiratet iinO, ni4t
mebr 10 pie borber."
Mutter: ullniinnl @orous idlieBt
on 6os?"
Sodter: nNIs mir berIobt porer,
iagte er INNER, i9 iei elm Mdo-
den, pie es unter elmer MiGion nur
ems gdbe; uno iebt iagt er, id lei
cine Srou, pie es mir cine inter
bunNert g6be."
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

Io6 fdIimmer. Bore
bat einen eroben 6ebler, tie lang'
peilt iih iiberonl~
nSie bat idon nod einen eroBe-
rem Seblerl"
sltnS ser fuGre?"
Isle Iongmeilt aud oie onOerenl"
86fe @bnuns. SodeI
tommt 81 @odels.
Mou er3dblt unO er3dblt. limo
oonn meirt @odeI beilGufig:
n@as ioeeu sic Oenn 5i Sen gro.
BEN Serinesidueen in Ser lesten
Bette"
Seuf5t Sofel ergeben:
rNmi, tpenu sic pirflid nihts
anoeres on5ubieten boben
Gin fIeiner DipIo.
mat. Serr 8enoorf trof ieinen
oIten 6reuno 8eder uno Oeiien fiinf-
i1briges SObnden ouf Ser StroBe.
1@ie beiBt on Oenn2~ fragte er
Den Sunger.
.3einbor6!"
so un0 mo tpobnit bug"
v9os iage id nift~, ontportete
Ser Sunge, res toruult idon iouieio
iobiel 8eiud gu unsl"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
serr @rut Oas goo lit bereitl"

Ser It II. .llno ipentt
i'd Sic etpos froge, oann miiien
Sic autporten: nSa. Serr 9iref-
tor" ooer nNsein, Serr Direftor",
ie nadOem."
nSdeen", iast Der neue 8ote.
Ser SO II Itergotte sag
NAL, 8erner, aantit gu bid niemols
nit Oeiner 6rou?"
vWeiu, niemoIsl @enn mir ber-
IdieOener Meinuus iino, iage i6
BLOB: .&ubeI" 1no 6ann idDeige
ihl"
-@epiffensfroge. u@er.
ben Die giloer aud redt idon wer-
benz" fragt Oie iuuge rei5enoe Da.
me.
.O6, i6 eorontiere fir aebnIi9-
felt, beteuert Der 8botogropb.
.8ie Ionee9"
ole bobere Sn It a n 8.
nBar Oas nitt eben Serr 2inoe-
mann, ser geraOe CUR Sir beraus-
ging, ols id nod Squire fom?"
Fragte ser amtsgertdtsrat feline al
tsIte Sohter.
rSanobl 8apa!"
SD bobe Oir bod geiaet, 0aB
i'd feline geiube BEL urls nidt ldnger
buloen Mill"
.gtimmt, 9apol aber id babe
mid an cine bobere Snitan8 ge-
DonOt, uuo Mama bat nidts oa-
sssen!"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

6reunoinnen. nSolger
iagte, iuenn ib i'm nift beirate,
piir0e er Sen gerItan0 perliereul"
so? Sea, geitern bat er bod Inn
incline Sano angeboltenl"
SEA = iiebit ou!~
Ger Huge so an baut
Dor. n@o6u berlangit gu Oenn troB
Oeiues Geidtums cine 10 groBe Nlit-
gift?" fragt @ir9lin.
Tim mid 8u troiten~. erfldrt
8uttfuB.
r9iebe 1T pergansIid."
SIN @egenteiI. Der
&idter iab ben a~neefIagten itreug
an: Sic baden i6on cine gauge
Neibe Strafen binter fidl Sic baden
8nei Monate befommen fir Dieb-
itobl, orei Monate fir 8etrug, flint
Monate fir 8edIelfGlidung, flint
zig Marf Strofe fir 8eleioignng...."
&ier unterbrob i'm Der angeflng-
te: rNein, Serr 9tifter, Die babe
id nidt b%efommen, Die muBte id
Teller be3oblenl"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
0ns 0urfte er mid

- 9os ourfte er nidt
fagen. nSbre 9odter bat pun-
Oerooaes &aar, gndoige 6rau, unO
SieIe blauen Qugen!"
nunO pie finoen sic oenn ibren
RnnO?"
.0b, iogar i'm 9unfeln -"
- Gas mar ser @runol
.9Lber Minna, Dorum 8ieben Sic
ii9 oenn I'm uno maiden Iid 10
fein? un6 iei6ene Strimpfe om
seaen 8ormittog?"
Sea, gndoiee Srou, Sic baben
oo6 eeiaet, oaB id Die Geniter nod
Der StroBe gu pusen ioll"
- @bDarten! SD mrB ST.
men i'm borous iagen, Serr Alpers,
ooB id niemals cine itarfe uno in
nige 2iebe fir Sic empfin0en farn,
ober i'd iperoe sic INNER bodad,
tent
nOb mein Sr1uIein, oas miro
Iid 6noern, tpenn sic mid erIt n1-
Der fennenlernen!"
-8eim Mailer. Ser Maler:
sd fam Sbnen cine &oble5ei9-
ninlg fir 90 Dollar modenl"
Ser Guftraggeber: Limb mas
toitet es, uenn id Sbnen Die aobIe
Iiefere?"
sir M 9. Ser iunse $err
Brinfmann fab neben Srdulein llr-
iula unO ieuf5te: sd tonnte bier
6cuerno iiBen uri0 Sic anIebenl"
sSn, 6as CLAUDE id aud beira.
bel" ontuortete 1riula.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
Gofir. nSunge, mas 1T
0enn 0ein 0oter bon Beruf?"

Gafir. 0SSurge, mas II
oenn 0ein @ater bon 8eruf?"
nS4 CLAUDE, Gofirl~
nNanu!"
.So, Mutter iogt INNER gu ibm,
er iole iid begraben Iaiienl~
- @tDas befier. Stun, Ou
boIt ALTO bod ~gebeirotet2"
nSa, -peiBt on, als Sunggeieae
babe i9 mid weoer gu Sauie, nod
orauBen tpobl gefiiblt; ieBt fiible i'd
mid penigitens 0rouBen mobl.~
Gin innger Snge.
nieur. n8is mir Die groBe Or
finouns gliidt, belize i6 mir mil
fleinen our9."
.Nonu? @os lino 6os fir fleine
@rfinOungen?"
.Meiner Tdnte gegeniiber."
gum @erfnuf. Gin Serr
trifft i'm @ol0 &inoer, oie pil5e
IamneIn. r4ber, Qinoer", meint er,
uoie Til5e iinO ia giftig, Die fonnt
ibr bod nidt %eiienl"
ga ontmortet elm D~reif1iebo1 :
nDie molten mir ia aud ni6t eiien,
Die berfaufen mir oo@l~
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

~ @rauom. v@ie beiBt Ser
reue 8rdutigam Sbrer Godter2"
.2uoDig."
Ser 6iinf5ebnte?
= 8er bfeI fragt. nNnt-
morte mir ebrIid, @ilela, bin id
Ser erite Monn, Der bid I'M einen
&liB gebeten bat?"
ycSSa - ale anoeren baben 1i1
i'm g%enommen!"
8orber un6 lad ber.
Or: .Die @ege in unierem Stoot-
part iino ood mirfli9 %iommerpoa
beleu1tet!"
Sic: .&omiid - als mir nod
nidt berbeiratet tporett, mar es Dir
INNER bel 3u bell bier!"
-2ei1t genug. Ser Ifar-
rer, Der nod neu in benz 0orfden
mar, Ingte au Dem Sitter:
Limb morgen, mad benz @ottes.
oienlt, itellen Sic mid bieaei6t eli
mem Der &irdgdngir borl"
xSo, 6as lit gang einfod", fnste
Ser Sitter, i'd femme iie ale beiOel"
nnberltanb. Baae ging
5ur &ennbobn. 8eim bierten &en-
nen tuan0te iid elm Mann pertrou-
ensbou an i'm:
.&aben Sic gferOeberitarn?"
uSSSa", ieuf5te 8aIe, ~leioerl Denn
Ionit Diiroe id nidt seuettet bo-
benz"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
Der nriprnna.

Seoe Geoensort bat ibren ur-
Iprung. Sn 8ien ioeen lie: pa
famnto mig moden!" ltnO in Der
g~eedargegeno bat man Die &enens-
art: n's iid "a 10 redtl" tuenn ei-
mem iuIt ettDas poBt, mas man nidt
erDortet bat. 4ieie Reoensart ion
foIgenOem gorgotg ibren uriprung
berOanfen:
Sin Sduiter, Ser iibrigens aud
nit ieiner 6rou feline liebe Scot
botte, friegte einmaI Die belle But
iiber ieinen borlaltten Qebriungen.
Bon ieinem S9emel aus mari er
Dem fIii6tenOen Sungen einen Site
fel nod.
SIN Ielben augenblid. oa ser
2ebrbub Oie Sir aufriB, um iid in
6i6erbeit 8u bringen, erifien Die
Meiiterin i'm Siirrabmen un0 befam
ben Stiefel an Sen 9opf.
.'s ii9 oa 10 redt!" murmelte
ser S6uiter ftilbergniigt unO 6dnl-
merte ouf ieinen 2eiiten los.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

Mbbitte. Mutter: raber,
Rdrlden, pie fannIt Oh gum Sntel
iagen, oaB 'er Oumm lei? @ebe gleid,
bin 81 ibm uno tue @bbitte.~
RarlGen: .2ieber Onfel, es tut
mir leio, 0aB OH 0umm biit."
= Der Batter Bat SduIo.
n&annlt Oh mir cine Sarbe nennen,
Die 5piiden Got uno Grin Iiegt?"
fragte Der 2ebrer.
~So", ingte Der Sdiiler, .@eIb!"
SEQ, man fam merfen, ooB oein
Goter 91inItmoler it'll"
oNein er lit 8erfebrsiduB-
mann!"
WerfmIr6ige @e.
d / d c. ~Sait on idon bon 6ran5
un6 ieinen 3igarren aebort?"
~Nein - mas lit oamit?~
~Gran3 bate iid bun0ert 9ignr-
rem bon elmer ouswdrtigen Girma
beiteIlt, Die Senbung gegen Geuer
berIidert, Die 3igarren aufgeroudt
un0 Die 8eriderung pegen 8rono,
idooen IN aniprud %senommen!1
limb BADEN Die 9eute ge3nbft?"
~Nein - ole geriiherung bat
Grana ueseu granOitiftuns nnge.
seigtl"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

2ebte @ornung. Ger
baro, tpenn Ou bid peiterbin nod
on0eren MGoeIs umieben miait
Damn mltBt Ou bid baIO nod einem
onoeretf MGoeI umiebeu!"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

Gre9oo68. ~9un, Mor.
mas tpit on eisentIid? 2ernit on
Irns2~
~@ein, SER 2ebrer. id bore SD
men nuF ;Hl"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
etiaebem.

nS6uuen Sic ii6 Oie 5uei an,
Oas lit bod fomiid. Ser cine reO'
mir, neil ct rieiig geideit, Der an
oere, neil er faul lit; BEL oenen
fommt beitimmt feline g%brenbelei-
oigung beraus."
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

0te Storle 100
ser 8eOes
ber5Gblt bat I'M
mo- i'd in mein
Ieste SHreipebrief
repietet ben, Die
bat auf Die @Gng
no in Oen @eOes-
iueiler iein Sci
ninarubm beiiam.
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

nSon i6 mir Oenn tottroeen?
9timm ou man nit Otto'n Ben @elO-
i6rant!~
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

~49, emil, tpenn Ou BLOB einen
Gag 10 liebensmiiroig iein moateIt
pie Die &ooaliere i'm Slim"
nAber, bolt Oh cine A6nung, mas
Die aud oafiir be8ablt befOmmen?"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

.Das bot er nun oapon - Bolt-
seibuno tpoate er mer0en, uno %
baben lie berausbefommen, OaB er
vinmal cine @urit geflout batl"
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03
Dffensr e@reiScbrisf bss
Ybutbp e%anerambfer.
1885.

1139.
1leiu Iietper Serr &eOad3iondr:-
Washington Journal., 1937-12-03

rDein Ntann ioa ia ais ar8t
auberorOentlid beliebt iein."
,.Sa, 0os lit er = ieine Hatien-
ten geben fir i'm in ben Go0."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
ANTICIPATE MORE
 WAGE INCREASES

Another wage increase announce ment frightened the Waterbury in- dustrial picture today. The Demo- crat learned that 6 rise of cents an hour has been granted the em- ployes of the Patent Button Com pany, numbering approximately 250.
 In addition, 1t was learned, piece workers at the factory have also been granted a raise, amounting to ape proximately 2 per cent. Factory officials. when querled by The Dem Ocrat, said that 1t was not the com pany's policy to have raises public ized. However. there was no denial Of the five-cent-an-h0lir raise. it is understood that the raise becomes effective with the current week.
 Meanwhile. several more of the clty'a smaller factories were c0n- aidering wage increases today. and It was held probable that at least two of three more Of the local plants would announce wage boosts next week.
 Thus far. close to 70 per cent Of Watefbury's factory employees have bepeiltied by sage increases aFl- n0nnred since the AmeTiran Brmht Co. started the ball rolling by giy- ing Q wage raise 0f ' cents an hour
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
State Deputy

Mfr. Herring. admittedly one of the best known figures in national fraterral circles, is coming here not in his oflcial capacity as @ rep resentatiye of the grand aerie of Eagles, but on mission of par- ticular personal interest. He wishes to pay tribute to the memory of a late intimate friend and CO., worker in ,'. O. F. work for more than a quarter of Q century-the late Mat thew J. Smith, who at the time of his death was superintendent of Brookside home. Mfr. Herring will be accompanied by several supreme ofti sers, State Deputy William P. Kelly of Naugatuck and representa- tives of the Brass City aerle.
 T0rrington Class
 Following a visit to the grave of the late MT. Smith special busses ' Il carry more than one hundred members of the local aerie to general state meeting in Torring- tim, where a class of 100 candidates will be initiated into the order and wt-re Mir. Herring will be the prin- cipal guest of honor and chief speaker Tn class initiation cere- mories will be dedicated to State IT sident John O'Connor of Tor rin ton.
 The visit of Mir. Herring to Con- necticut, the first in many years, is one of great importance to mem bers of the Eagles. For many years he has been in the national public spotlight as a writer and as an au- thor. His visit to Torrington, an oeicial one, has made the state r. ,cting Sunday one of exceptional interest to veteran members of the order.
 First President
 The late Matthew J. Smith was the organizer and first president
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Italian Sodality To
 StageC Comedy In May
Lady of Lourdes Pick Isis Perkins" for Presentations
 Josephine Aleva Directing Cast

The monthly meeting of the Chil- dren of Mary Sodality from the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes was held Wednesday evening at the par ish hall. Final plans were discussed for 8 play which will be given the early part of May. It will be entitled Isis Perkins", and will be three act comedy. The cast will be as follows:
 Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler ........
 ............. Mary Lou Clement Marcia Chandler ... Irma Irrapino Baldwin Chandler :. Joseph DeLuca Carter ............ Anthony Masone Lydia LaSalle ......... Rena Vanni Count Gaston deLong .....,......
 ..................J John Petricone Jay Schuyler ....... Rosario Calvo Sue Sis Perkins ................
 ............ Rosetta Cofrancesco Elvira Sniffkins ... Dolores Paolini Violet Astor. .......... RoseCulotta
 The play will be directed by Miss Josephine Alleva assisted by Can- dita Mazzarella and Gertrude Rosa.
 Committees weer appointed as fol- lows: Tickets, Molly Summa, chair
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
SUPREME COURT
 THEME OF FORUM
WPA Unit to Sponsor Event in Crosby AuditO-
 rium Tuesday

The first open forum undertaken by the local WPA branch of the state emergency education program, directed in Waterbury by Miss Edna Harmon, will be held at the Crosby auditorium next Tuesday evening.
 One of the most pertinent sub- jects of the day, "The Supreme Court Issue," will DC discussed by four speakers, who will be named Monday. Arthur L. Purinton, secre- tary of the local Y. M. o. A., will act as chairman of the forum.
 Miss Harmon said the forum will be open to the public. All members of the local WPA evening and aft ernoon classes will be present and invitations have been sent to several local organizations interested in this activity.
 The supreme court issue is one which is discussed on every side at the present time and four prominent speakers will argue the affirmative and negative sides of the question.
 Tentative plans are being made in connection with holding more of these open forums on subjects of current interest.
 The members of the staff are CO., operating to make the first forum success. It is their contention pro- grams of this nature will tend to stimulate people in Waterbury who do not have the opportunity to at tend symposiums on current prob- lens and will also aid in their edu- cation in regard to controversial is- sues.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
 Agreements

Settlement of the disputed com pensati0n claim of William N. Ev- erett of Falls avenue, Oakville. against the Blake 6 Johnson Co. of Waterville, was brought about by 8 stipulation approved by Com pensati0n Commissioner James M. Lynch today, in which the claim ant Is warded $153.0O. Everett, . rivet maker at the company, claims . hack injury as a result of lifting . coil of wire onto q ma chine. The company denied the injury was suffered in the course of employment but agreed to set tie. The award gives the claimant $lOO outright, and allows S53.00 for medical attention.
 Mattatuck Mfg. and Elizabeth A. Ferrucci. 34 Howard street, S7.67 for i've weeks, finger injury.
 Farrell Birmingham Co. and Samuel Zuraw, Ansonia, toe in- jury, $2i beginning February 2s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
ed FraternaIist to Visit Friends Grave Here

been named administrator of tho estate of his late brother and ha will press the suit, through tha firm of Carmody dg Thonls. Defin. ite assurance that the suit would be entered was offered today with the announcement by Deputy Sheriff James E. C'Leary that he has placed keeper at the tavern, pending the posting of bond by Brlineau. If the bond is not post. ed within a reasonable period, Deputy Sheriff OLeary announced that the tavern would be pad. locked. N
 The expected suit will be based on the liquor statutes that hold a dispenser of liquors responsible for any damages done by persons served at his establishment. Bruneau will be represented by Attorney Lynch when he is arraigned in city court on an alleged violation of the liquoi laws for selling liquor after hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Behind The Lines
Liscunl Camp

In observance of the annivers- ary of Liscum camp. Spanish War Veterans. and as a St. Patrick's day party, a reception will be held at the home Of Mrs. William Mee- han of 387 Willow street on the evening of March 10. it was an- nounced yesterday.
 The arrangements committee for the party consists of Mrs. Wil- liams, chairman; Mrs. Ida Ther- kildsen. Mrs Margaret Hitchcock, Mrs. Maydee Fitzpatrick, and Mrs. May Hoffman.
 Delegates to represent the auxIl- iary at the state convention in Torrington in June are Mrs. rher- kiidsen and Mrs. Sadie Baasett. Aiternates will be Mrs. May Fltz- patrick and Mrs. Beatrice BeIan- ger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
CAMERA CLUB TO
 GATHER TONIGHT
Members to Meet at Matt tatuck Museum After
 Crosby Lecture

The program has been arranged for an illustrated lecture on "send- ing Pictures by Wire to be pre- scented tonight at the auditorium of Crosby high school, under the aus pices of the local branch of the WPA emergency educational program and the Brass City Camera club. The speaker of the evening will be James Cannon, of New York, a representa- tive of the Bell Telephone company.
 Miss Edna Harmon, director of the emergency educational program, stated the lecture will begin at 8 o'clock and no admission will be charged.
 Members of the Brass City Camera club will meet after the lecture at 9 o'clock at the Mattatuck Museum, at which time their regular order of business will be conducted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Frank E. Herring To
 Lead In Tribute To
 LateMatthewJ. Smith
of Lifelong Associate to Address Large Class of Candidates in TOrringtOn

of the former Waterbury aerie of F: yles, which was founded about 36 years ago. Throughout his per- iod of service MT. Smith maintain ed contact with the grand aerie and held various subordinate offices.
 'esident Stephen J. Mitchell of tho present aerie will head the large delegation of members, who plan to attend the initiation ceremonies Tn Torrington. Notice has been is- sued that the special busses will ieave Waterbury at 1:30 o'clock fro:l the Eagles home on East Main street.