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Evening star., 1937-10-03
WEATHER.

CU. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; not
much change in temperature; gentle east
winds Temperatures Observation-Disclosures,
81, at 8 PM; lowest. 50. at am.
Full report on page B-3.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
Ell ITALIANO GUARINO A
CUSADO DE MAUTRATAR
A UN INVESTIGATOR

A petici6n del Sr. Logan, jefe
de diputados a las 6rdenes del
sheriff Mcleod, Ell juez del con-
aado ,Sr. Cornelius, expidi6 una
orden de arresto contra Jimmy
Gnarino, de Il amos que atac6
y maltrat6 a G. d. Burney, We
elmo del 1704 de la avenida
Central, un investigator del De
partamento de Bebidas del Es-
tado.
Burney identified al j6ven
italiano como uno de- los hon.
bres que Sc presentation en- su
casa y lie agredieron.
Como mas tarde Guarino le
amenazara de muerte, Burney
lie sac6 una orden de paz, por la
que tefdra que dar una fianza.
ElHnvestigador trecibio una
herjda en- la cabeza y contusio-
mes en- differences parties del
cuerpo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
Ell Cartel de Fiestas

Gb IWf GCt UC A OCoCUO
Cuatro fiestas de extraordi-
maria importancia estan senala
das para fines del mes de agos-
to Y principles de septiembrs.
lei domingo pr6ximo. dfa 20,
celebrara su gran Picnic, en- La
Columna, la prestigiosa Orden
Caballero de la Luz, Inc. Toca-
ran dos orquestas, La Tropical
y Don Francisco.
Ell domingo 20 de agosto ofre
cera ell Picnic que suspendiers
ell dia Is de JUNO, para cede.
la fecha al Subcomite de Am.
bulancia, ell Castillo Crist6baI
Colon No. Z, de los Caballeros
de Aguila de Orc. Las comisio.
mes trabajan sin descanso v en-
todas parties han sido muy bier
recibidas.
Para ell domingo 8 de septiem
bre, un dfa antes del Dfa de los
Trabajadores, anuncia su gran.
diosa fiesta annual ell Centre Els.
panol.
FL ano pasado ell Centre Espa
mol destin6 TODD ell dinero de la
fiesta de s~eptiembre a la Cruz
Roja Espa1ola. Este ano lie to-
ca a la Secci6n de Beneficencia
del Centre y ell exito esta ase-
gurado.
Ell Dfa de los Trabajadores
10 celebrara la Association Be-
nefica y Cultural del Centre O.
brero con un bale matinee.
Sc ha acordado Ell precio de
25 centavos.
La Cultural merece Ell apoyo
de todos los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
POR LOS ~DESHEREDADOS
Noble Actitud de dos
Servidores del Pueblo

Aver viernes, y Ii por anadl-
dura, dos individuos que repre-
sentan al pueblo uno en- la Jun
ia de Comisionados del Conda-
do, ell Sr. Nick C. Nuccio, por el
Distrito No. /, y ell otro, Sr.
John Padheco, Representative
del distrito 70 de la ciudad de
Tampa, levantaron sus autori-
zadas voces para defender las
causas de los desvalidos y deses-
perados por la vida angustiosa
que estan atravesando,
En- la junta ordinaria de los
comisionados del condado, al
recibir una comisi6n de costu-
reras del WPA que han queda
do cesantes, despues de DIR las
angustiosas quejas que adolo'
ridas expusieron, ell Presiden-
tie Henderson dijo:
"Estamos recibiendo petit
clones semejantes todas las Sc
manas; es una situaci6n muy
mala, pero no sabemos que ha
GER"
Entonces ell Comisionado
por ell primer Distrito, Sr. Nick
&c. Nuccio, record6 una propo-
sici6n hecha la semana pasa-
da, pidiendo a los comisiona-
dos que votasen una petici6n
al WPA para abrir mas talle-
res de costuras, y agreg6:
LAS condolences en- este
condado Sc estan poniendo
muy deplorables. No solo en-
este case, sine en- otros mu :
chos. Todos los dias se6oras
viudas icon varios hijos) y o.
tras personas en- estado de de-
sesperaci6n, nos estan pidien-
do auxilios."
lQue pasa con las pensio-
mes que fueron votadas por ell
Estado para auxiliar a las viu-
das?
Madres necesitadas de ali
mentos (para sus hijos) me
han dicho que les han cortado
ell importe de sus pensiones de
$500 al mes, reduciendolas a
8 $500 al mes. "a mu.
chas las han dejado sin ningu-
MAJ.
lC6mo esperan ustedes, que
persona algura pueda subsis-
tir con ESQ?
"Debiamos de averiguar
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
cHando la Jants ds Biensstar

cuando Ia Junts de Bienestar
Social del Estado va a prestar
81 atenci6n a estOs casos."
"Expresar sentimientos por
81 lamentable estado de esas
personals, no es mas que I'm
gesto idiotico por nnestra par
te."
sPor que no tratanOs de ha
Ger algo?
No sabemos 81 ell decurso
del ST.. Nucciq 6 en- ell
vacio, pero de que hay muchas
necesidades los comisionados
del cpndado 10 saben. =
Ahora pasemos a la ciudad.
I'm nutrido grupo de conner
ciantes, industriales, algunos
profesionalesAy ningdn jorna-
lero, Sc x%eunieron para desidir
la manera de levantar los fon-
dos necesarios para que CONT
nden los trabaojs apadrinados
por la WPA.
Entire las varias sugestiones
que Sc hicierSn estaban: "El
csbro de I'm dollar al mes por
Ia recogida de basuras." "Que
Sc Mcaudase $1.00 al mes por
cada acontecimiento a las ca
herr maestras del aqua"
"Que Sc impusiese una con
tribuci6n de $500 por cabeza
a los residences de Tampa" y
varias cargas mas.
Presidfa la reunion ell Sr.
Pacheco, Representative del
Septlmo Barrl0 que mmeQlaLa-
mente protest6 de esas medi-
das, que recargando a los mas
necesitados de la ciudad VEN
dria a hacer mas intolerable
SUI angustiosa condici6n.
No Sc tom6 acuerdo sobre
esas proposiciones que de ma
nera alguna creemos sean a.
doptadas, va que la Magdale-
ma no esta para tafetanes. Y en-
|vez de disminuir ell hambre
aumenta.
Ell representante John Pa
checo llev6 al consistorio ell &C
ia de 10 discutido para que alb
Sc acuerde algIn medic Y prosi
gan los importantes trabajos
de la WPA.
D G
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
WEAK and SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN

Ssv@d By new Visamins, of Cod Liver
OH in tasteless tablets.
Pounds of firm healthy flesh instead NJ
Dare scraegy bones New vigor. vim ana
energy instead Of tired listlessness Steady.
quiet nerves. That is what thousands ~
9eople are getting through scientists' Iataet
dsseovery-the Vitamins Of Ced Liver al
concentrated in little sugar coated tablet
without any Of lite horrid, Rshy taste or srnelI
Mccoy Cod Liver On Tablets thsvsrs
called Cod Liver Oil in Tablets. ana thsv
simply work wonders A little boy of 4. seri.
9usiy sick, got well and gained i0H jhs u
ynst one month. A girl Of thirteen after A.
same disease. kaincd 3 lbs. the firat weaL snS
Z lbs; each week after. A young mother whc
eouid not eat or sleep after habv came 90
~ her health back INT gained 10 lbs. in iess
than . month. NsSS
You gimply must try McUoy's at orc.
Remember II you don't gain at least 4 n. ~
nrm healthy flesh in a month get yonr rnonsr
Back. Demand and, get ~sfcCoy's-the or;rinsy
and genuine Cod Liver OIL TabIa+a
&lAA approved ny Good BousaLsaDSn@
Institute. Refuse an suhstitntsaB
M$&y v INSIST en- the original McCo-s~-
$--- there are none better.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14

dos sus derechos democraticos,
de la libertad de reunion Y de
prensa, puede labrar su porve-
mir segin sus propias aspiracio-
mes Y decidir libremente. su suer
tie.
La guerra nacional de indie
pendencia del pueblo espanol y
la Revolution popular son inse-
parallels. Ell fin de la revolution
popular es estructurar una Re-
p1blica democratica y parla-
mentaria, que Sc distingue de la
antigua democracia burguesa
por su profundo contsnido So
cial y por Ell hecho que destruye
la base del fascismo y que eJ
pueblo Sc halla mediterranean
tie en- poder de todos los resol
ties del Estado.
(Contsn@ard)
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
Catalina despues de I'm a6o de guerra


Hace un ano que dura eta
guerra, LENA de sa~crificios, qde
los pueblos de Espana estan lleS
Aando a cabo contra las fSerzas
coaligadas del fascismo inter-
nacional, defendiendo Sd liber-
tad, su Independence .nacional
Y ell derecho de autodetermina-
ci6n. Hoy va nadie ignora que
esta guerra tiene TODD Ell carac-
ter de una guerra de indepen-
dencia; que de ningun modo Sc
trata de una querella entire d.
ferentes tendencies del pueblo
espanol, sine que de una verda-
dera aggression imperialista He
|vada a cabo por Ell fascismo a.
leman e italiano, las dos poten-
cias reaccionarias de Europa,
ayudadas por una aristocracia
podrida de la vieja Espana. Los
motives de esta aggression son alb
solutamente claros, no Sc trata
como dicen los diriientes de am.
Dos Estados fascistas de una
guerra theological, sine que
para bajo la pantalla de "cruza-
da contra ell bolchevismo", con-
|vertir ell suelo espahol con sus
riquezas en- una colonia, Y SER
|virse de las posiciones estrate
gicas de la Peninsula que po-
dram ser de gran utilidad para
la guerra que Italia y Alemania
|traman contra las potencias de-
mocraticas del Oeste.
No es para nadie I'm secreto
que, apesar de los envios gigan.
tescos de material de guerra
por parte de Italia Y Alemania,
desde Noviembre de 1885 la de.
rrota de Franco hubiese sido
c~onsumada, 81 no hubiese sido
inundada la patria de los espa-
noles por cuerpos del ejercito
regular aleman e italiano. Los
6xitos parciales obtenidos por Ell
Efascismo, en- las operaciones a
que un pequeno pueblo, cuyo to-
~rritorio Sc haya completamente
aislado de la Espana leal, tuvo
que luchar contra dos de las po-
tencias mas fuertes de Europa.
Isl al principle, la subleva-
ci6n del traidor ex-general
Franco, podia parecer una que
IRA civil entire espanoles, hoy Sc
han determinado claramente los
dos campos: de I'm lado, Alema-
mia e Italia, v del otro, ell pueblo
espanol agredido.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
Los Hijos de Italia

Los Hijos de Italia
Esta logia, de la cual es vene-
rable nuestro estimado amigo
ell Sr. Paul Longo, celebrara
manana domingo una tenida de
aniversario, en- ell edificio de las
logias Unidas, Gale Ounce es-
quina a la avenida Decfma.
Ell programa empezara a cum
plirse a las Z de la noche, con
un discurso del Sr. Longo.
Despues de la oraci6n de a.
pertura Sc entregaran certifi-
cados de honor a varios MEM
bros de la Logia.
A las 8 de la noche terminara
ell programa literario y empe-
cara ell bale.
Agradecemos al Sr. Longo la
invitaci6n que ha tenido la a.
mabilidad de mandarnos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
Bdile

La sociedad Italia ofrecera
esta noche un bale, por invita-
ci6n, en- su edificio de la Octa-
va avenida.
Los socios de La Italia po-
dram entrar previo ell requisite
de la presentation del recibo de
Quota.
Tocara la orquesta Silver
King, que ha preparado un pro.
grama a gusto de la secci6n de
recreo.
lApreciamos la cordial invita-
ci6n que para la fiesta nos hace
Ell buen amigo Tanasino Glavia-
no.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
Una BodG

OWU DOUU
Tendra lugar manana por la
tarde, a las cuatro, en- la iglesia
del sagrado Coraz0p, la boda de
la bella senorita Vicenta Val
des. hija de la Sra. Josefina
Ciccarello, con ell distinguido
i6ven Jose Rodriguez Mesa, hi
10 de los esposos Eladio Mesa
Oficiara en- la ceremonial Ell pa.
Dire Clarkson, de la Compania
de Jesus.
Ell altar va a Ser adornadc
con rosas blancas, palmas, are
cas- y otras plantas.
William Clark, ell organista
tocara TN escogido programa,
con Jose Riesgo de violinista y
la Srta. Marie Boyle de cantan
tie.
Entregara a la Srta. Valdes
en- matrimonio, su ito, ell Sr. Jo-
Sc G.. DENIM. Matrona de honor
10 sera la Sra. Ibrahim Garcia
v demas y damas de honor las
Srtas. vi Antinori v Josefina
Colado.
Ell DR.. Ibrahim Garcia sera
padrino de la boda. Colocaran a
los asistentes los hermanos del
novio, Fernando Y Harold Ro-
driguez Mesa.
Para los invitados, despues
de la ceremonial, Sc dara una CO.
mida en- Gel Boulevard, ofre-
cida por la Sra. Ciccarello.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
La relacion entire la guerra ma
cional por la Independence v
la revoIucion del pueblo


la revoIucion del pueblo
La guerra nacional por la in
dependencia de Espana u sin
embargo al mismo tiempo uM
profunda revolution popular.
Esta revoluci6n no empez6 Ell 10
de Julio, empez6 va, al aplasta-
miento de la dictadura de Pri-
mo de Rivera. BESIDE entonces la
r~evofuci6n popular, que por su
caracter es una revoluci6n de-
mooratica, psrmanecia en- esta-
do latente. Sc intent6 aplastar-
la pero en- vano. Cuando los ge-
nerales Sc rebelaron Ell 10 de Ju-
lilo, con la ayuda de potencias
extranjeras, contra Ell Gobierno
legftimo y ,querian mantener los
priyilegios de las extinguidas
classes feudales, la revoluci6n
popular lego a su punto culmi-
mantle, y Ia rebellion fascista, fue
con la ayuda del Gobierno legf-
timo, ell Gobierno del Frente Po-
pular, aplastada en- los princi-
pales territories de la Rep1bli-
ca Espanola. En- Ell territorio
que Sc halla en- manos del Co
bierno republican,, los probe
mas hist6ricos esenciales de la
Revolution Popular han sido So
lrcionados. La clase semi-feu :
dial de los grandes ter~ratenien-
tes, con sus privilegios centena
rios, que eran un lastre para ell
~desarrollo del pals, ha sido anil
quilada, y la terra ha sido en-
tregada a los campesinos.
La mayorfa de las grandes
empresas, que fueron abando-
nadas por sus propietarios, ca
pitalistas aliados de los fascis-
tas, Sc hallan hoy en- manos de
los obreros. La omnipotencia de
los arist6cratas y de la alta fl
nanza, ha sido destrozada por ell
control obrero en- la production
" en- la banca. Ell antique ejer.
otto de castas, la famosa Guar
dia Civil, Instruments de DO.
deria al servicio de los terrate.
nientes, de la aristocracia, de
los grandes capitalists reac-
cinarios y de la alta finanza,
han sido desterrados Y substi-
tuidos por un nuevo ejercito po-
pular animado de un espfritu
antifascista Y revolucionario.
Ell pueblo esta en- possession de to
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
NOTAS NCLNE,

reposici6n de "El Mundo en- Ia
lMano' tenga IA favorable AGO.
.gida que tuvo hace pocas soma
mas.
Para ell invierno prepare ur
extraordinario programa, a ba'
Sc de estrenos, er Proyecto Fe-
deral.
La gaceta., 1937-08-14
"El Mando en- la MGn0"

Esta lujosa revista, arreglo
de Manuel Aparicio, Sc repon-
dra mafiana por la noche, en- el
teatro del Centre Asturiano.
Algunas escenas, que hacfan
la obra demasiado larga, lie han
sido quitadas.
Manuel Aparicio desea que la
La gaceta., 1937-08-14

L~LAVERO--Una cadenita con
s llaves Sc ha perdido en- la ca
lie Is entire 8a y Ga. Informen
SOO1 Gale Ybor. Telef. Y 1901.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
OBITUARY

HURLEY-WilIiam v. Hurley, for- Sner resident of this city, died sud- denly yesterday in New York City. He made his home ct 0:30 Lincoln street, White Plains, N. Y. MT. Kur- Icy who was Q native Of this city, was formerly engaged in the real es- tate business here, owning con. trolling interest in the Barnard apartments on Willow street and also the Marble block on North Main street. Several years ago he took ID his residence in White Plains where he had also been in the real estate business. MT. Hurley was Q World War veteran having served in the i82d aerial squadron, .. 6. A. in France. tIe was well known through out the city.
 MT. Hurley Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary (KilduK) Hurley, former local school teacher; his mother, Mrs. William Hurley, of this city; two brothers, George and Theodore Hurley; and . sister, Mrs. ]. W. An. drews, also of Waterbury.
 The body will be brought to the Arthur J. Lunny funeral home, % Central avenue, this city, where friends may cail this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 Services will be held from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
BRIDGEPORT MAN
 SUED FOR $2O,OOO
Rocco and Angelina Calo
 Ask Damages For Acci- dent Injuries

Percy .. K. Harrison of Bridge port is named defendant in two suits seeking damages of eao,0oO filed to- day in superior court by Angelina and Rocco Calo of this city. An. other Si0,000 action was filed against tho City of Waterbury and the Con- nectlcut Railway @ Lighting com. pany by Margaret Ray. The firm oi Mascolo, Mcknight 0 Dauch repre- sents All three rlaintiRs.
 Suits by MT. and Mrs, Gale against Harrison are aftermaths of . colli' sion which allegedly occurred ot the Boston Post road, near Milford December 3i, io3e, involving cars operated by the defendant and tho male Calo. Allegations In the conn plaints orc to the effect that the Harrison car was operated negli' gently 30 as to cause the accident
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
INJURED DRIVER
 BRINGS ACTION
Defendants Wife Fatally Injured in Crash
 900 Damages Asked

Odilon Llnteau of this city, whose car Wne involved in an accldent on Meraden road, Now %. IesI, with fatal injuries resulting to hls wife. was today named defendant in . SlO,OO0 civil superior court action by Frank Korn, operator os the other car involved. Kern claims to have been injured,
 Korn alleges that the accident was caused by the negligence of Llnteau In the operation Of his oar. The crash occurred near the Old Pine Grove cemetery. All occu- pants of the Linteau car were inc jurod, and Mrs. Linteau succumbed to her hurts several days later. Deputy Coroner walter w. Gmyth, who investigated the case, promised today to issue Q finding on the mat. ter within Q few days.
 Attorney Vincent A. Miller aps pears for Korn, who is yet Q pes tent ct 80. Nary's hospital, Accogds ing to the complaint.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
uIH RELATES SIORYOF EXIT
lvon UnceremOnlOus oss.O .Out at Hamilton Park Given NOlle

Ana bsgoVo ! knsw t ho had me E1 tla eogugs of the neck and the
 tat os the pants and was prcpel-
 |Aa mo toward the door," testified &M elcneonated, well-dressed, Fed- headed youth of 70 years of age in 1|lv court this morning. ile was I.1adins not guilty to chatges cf Hfench oe the peace and ToglstAnce.
 Xhe youth was Edmund Freeman. XA of l0T fgowo street. New Haven, n former resident Oe this city, who Nns arrested last night by Officer Thomas Farley, for allegediy creat. 'Ms a disturbance at the Hamilton ENRk pavilion last night. Judge John '. 3odrAth gave tho boy the Benefit og the doubt rather than Alve him . record, and granted . NlschArse.
 Freeman claimed to have been skating at Hamilton pAFk last night, and shortly after 70 o'clock was site Alng ia the pavilion, preparatory to departing. Officer Barley ordered that all who he'd changed from skates to shoes should leave to make room for these awaiting seats. Evi- aently some sort Of niisunderstand- AnR took place and Officer Farley took ofsense at preenAns actions. Freeman claims he picked him up and started to carry him towards the door. but he broke loose and started back to get his skates. Ae Nenied having swung on Officer Harley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
FUNERALS

The funeral of Simon ortelle was held this morning At o,l0 o'clock from tho home Bi0 Washington ave. nue to Our Lady og Mount Carmel church where Q solemn mass of reuuiem was celebrated at Q o'clock by Rev. William Murphy assisted by Rev. Patrick ". Flynn and Rev. Dennis J. Diarrarelli. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with committal services by Father Diararelli. Tho pallbearers were: fAthur 0iannelIi, Steve Qiannelli, Vincent aMtvro, jo. seph Ortelle, Frank TamlglietN and Louis Ortelle.
 The funeral of Miss AnnA Temple was held this morning et e;ie o'clock from the Mulvlpe Funeral Home, 270 West Main street to the Sacred Heart church where Q solemn mass Of requiem was cole. brated ct Q o'clock by Rev. Henry ouinn. Burial was in new et. 70. seph'S cemetery with eosnmittaI services by Rev. Frederick echeester The pailbesrers were: TTederick Maniey, John McEiligott, Daniel O'Reiliy and James Hartnett , Tho funeral Of Walter 4. Cole, will Do held tomorrow morning At il o'clock ct the home, b3 ra!rview street, with Rev. pr. John Y. Lewis rector of St. johns Episcopal church officiating, Burial will Do In River. side cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Mur. phy will Do hold tomorrow morn. Ing from Delleviile funeral homo, 60 East Clay street, at 8:30 o'clock to St. Ann'6 church at Q o'clock. Burial will Do in Calvary cemetery. Friends may eail at the funeral homo to. day.
 The funeral of Mrs. Lois A. 10. sell will be held Saturday morning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
RECATTA'S SUCCESS ALREADY ASSURED State Newspapermen on Executive Committee For
 New London Event

The success of the second annual Connecticut Governors Regatta for 1D9o, at New London, has been as- nured. The Connecticut Circle, c new magazine will announce in its first. January, issue, that the following men have agreed to serve on Q Gov. ornor's Regatta executive committee: !: Henry D. Bradley, president Times. eteg Publishing Go, Bridgeport; Theodore 4odenwein, publisher, New x,cndon Day; '. Valentine Chappeil, Mgw London; Schuyler w. Giles. pie, publisher Stamford Advocate; !; Philip Hewes, executive secretary Governor Gross, Hartford; Comrio. doye Daniel '. D. Hickey, Stamford; {; RIieips Ineersoii, Middietown; Brig. General William '. Ladd, Hartford {; Harry ?. Morse, chairman 1887 re. Kntt9 committee, New London; Wes. Icy D. Morse, chief commander Q. 6. Power equadfons; Ffancis g. NUT. pIy, general manager Hartford Tifnas; Howard Palmer, president Connecticut Editorial association, Greenwich; Willard 3. Rogers, pres- ldont Connecticut publicity ccfsiTais. DiCn; 2. c. Window, chairman, East- srn Connecticut Yacht Racing ssso- eiation.
 This committee will meet ilnme. dlateiy to formulate and carry out plans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
MRS. SULLIVAN
 TO BE REMOVE

New London, Conn, Dec. S0- (Up)-The Catholic bureau today arranged for the removal of Mrs. Thaddeus Sullivan from Q hospital where her eight children are cons fined with pneumonia from which her husband died Q week ego.
 Mrs. Sullivan was to he cared for in c private home until she could be reunited with her family
 Dorothy, four, who was given Q blood transfusion several days ago, was the most critically III, although Q slight improvement was noted in her condition. The others, whose ages ranged from nine months to iS years, were believed recovering
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
JOSEPH NOLAN, GROCER, DIES
Hamilton Avenue Business Man Succurnbs In Sleep
 This Morning

Josenh !. Nolan, well known RrocOr Oe tho Hamilton avenue eecp ton, died in his aleop at his homo 2ao Hamilton avenue thls morning. pr. vincent Shea and pF, Edward KirschbauIn were called and death was pronounced due to Q heart at. tack.
 A native Os this city, Aer. Nolan had made his home here ell oe hls life. For the past thirty five years he had conducted Q most glcoeanful grocery buslnees co a40 Hamilton avenue. NiS establishment was run on Q hlgh buAlnoas standard, Eo was Of Q pleasant disposition end had gained many personal fFiendships through his buslnoas associations.
 MT. Nolan took active interest in community affairs in the Eastern section of the city and was loyal supporter oe various events spens s0Fed by residents of that district, He was especially interested in the welfare Os the youths of the section and was well liked by children og the nOlghboFhood. He was Q com. rnunicant of the Sacred Heart church and in the undertakings oe the parlsh was always willing % do hlp share In co-operating for their suos cess. Mir. Nolan was also . member of the D. ?. Q. E. ae6, and the Naug. atuek Valley Wholesale 0rocers AZ. sociation.
 MT. Nolan is survived by his wife, Catherine Darling Nolan, whom he married thirty years ago; ono son, George V. Nolan; one daughter. Merle, known as sister Angelina Of the Oarmelite Order in Baltimore, Md, and one sister, Miss Elizabeth Nolan of this city.
 The funeral will b0 held from tho home, 23e Hamilton avenue, eaturs day afternoon at 2 o'clock with ser. vices At the Sacred Heart church at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will Do In old Joseph'S cemetery. A solemn mass of reuuiem for the repose oe tho soul will Do celebrated Monday morning at Q o'clock ct the Sacred Heart church.
 Friends may call at the homo this evening, tomorrow afternoon and evening and Saturday morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30

Both plaintlffs allege that they suf- tered painful, serious and permanent injuries.
 Failure Of the defendants to prop- erly maintain the roadway sur rounding trolley tracks on North Main street is the basis of Margaret Rays ei0,000 claim against the Clty of Waterbury and the Q. D. e L. The plaintiff claims she was injured in Q fall caused by c hole in the vicinity os tho tracks, as she crossed the street, December 90, loSe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
STUDENTS ELOPED

Lynn, Mass, Dec. s0-(UP>-The elopement of Pauline Hersey, l6. and William Westcott, i0, Lynn Junior High school students. was disclosed last night They were mar. yied ct 9eahrook, ~. H., December Q. The girl, who once won the title Miss Canada JunioF" in Q DOEnin- ion.wide contest, probably will he required to attend school for an. other year.