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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-02
Special Mixed Events for Boys
and Girls


SELBYSPORT- Claude Selby, Bur-
ton Thomas, Ray Article, Fred Ned
row, Bruce Humberson, Warren
Frazee, Faye Frazee, Joyce Frantz,
Julia Mae Article, Catherine Article,
liam Fike, Lucille Fike
Bucket, Robert Lager, Owen Stanton,
Melvin Brenneman, Harry Brenneman,
Dale Brenneman, Clara L. Fortney,
Ruth Curran, Oils Wiley, Audrey
Bucket, Marjorie Hetrick, Jean Buck
ell.
MILL RUN-John Guard, Harry
Grove, Clyde Sanner, Jr., Homer Crit
fifth, Floyd Smearman, John Wass,
Virginia 0rbin, Jessie Vitez, Betty
Spear, Lydia Spear.
McCABE- Cecil Friend, James
Myckafes, James Frazee, Thomas
Hinebaugh, Junior Teets, Minnie
Friend, Rena Friend, Dorothy Bishop,
Jean Friend, Frances Friend, Vina J.
Friend, Eloise Frazee
SAND SPRING-Earl Umbel, Rob-
ert HENDERSON, Charles C. Thomas,
Charles DERRICK, Stanton HENDERSON,
Maurice Friend, Elsie DERRICK, Janice
Friend, Eleanora VanSickle, Margaret
A. Thomas, Betty VanSickle, Nellie
DERRICK, Betty Friend, Faye Humber
son.
RICH HILL Ernest Bowser, CIar-
ence Glass, Ralph George, David
Hickman, Benton Rodeheaver, Martha
Holiday, Beulah Bowser, Doris Glass,
lola George, Edith Bowser, Ethel
Rodeheayer, Geneva Riley.
BEALL-Irvin Robinson, Raymond
Spiker, James Green, VIM. Garlitz,
Cobey Mckenzie, Corlista Murphy,
Hilda Mimick, Helen Winebrenner,
Evelyn Grove, Jennie Mckenzie, Pam
sy Winebrenner, Evelyn Garlitz.
JOHNSON-C Clark, Harold
Klink, Robert Burdock, Elmer Durr,
Cobey Mckenzie, Junior Durr, Floyd
Yutzy, Arlena Burdock, Mary M. Min
nick, Sylvia Clark, Lillian Minnick,
Beulah Bittner, Irene Cation, Charlotte
Clark.
DEER PARK-Gene Helbig, Robert
Shockey, Harold Madigan, John Smith,
James Dewitt, VIM. Haines, Eugene
Schmidt, Florence Montgomery, Beu-
lah Fitzwater, Evelyn Fitzwater, Re-
becca Paugh, Odavea McRobie, Kath-
leen Black, Betty Clatterbuck, Nora
E. Mosser, Beatrice Paugh.
COMBINATION Edw. Harvey,
Dale Upole, Albert Upole, Rossdale
Collins, Robert Tasker, Robert Collins,
Floyd Collins, Wanda Sollars, Leona
Paugh, ImOgene Paugh, Mabel Paugh,
Virginia Upole, Mona Upperman,
Faye Johnson.
FINZEL- Edward Baker, Carl
Brown, James Baker, Archie Grove,
Carl Mckenzie, Stanley Dress, Eve
lima Dress, Anna Dress, Pauline Boil
den, Evelyn Mckenzie, Evelyn Eisler,
Ethel Ravenscroft.
FAIRVIEW-Arlie Rounds, Samuel
Bittinger, Robert Metz, Miner Rounds,
Alonzo Butler, Melvin Broadwater,
Nellie Wilt, Daisy Bittinger, Edna
Metz, Gladys Butler, Lucretia Butler,
Frances Gilpin.
VINDEX-Donald Michealls, Albert
Hanna, Claude Boyce, Gilbert Nero
bic, Leroy Nelson, Gerald Chatterton,
Junior Laughry, Elsie Tasker, Mary
Stewart, Coda Paugh, Zelma Stew
art, Enestie Paugh, Neva Stewart,
Marcella Brown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-02
FIELD AND TRACK MEET IS
BEING CONDUCTED TODAY
ty-SecOnd Annual Event Is
Being Conducted Today At
Accident

The twenty-second annual field and
track meet of the Garrett county pub
lie schools is being held today at Ac-
cident.
A change has been made in the
schedule of events which places the
games tournament in the afternoon
and the competitive track and field
events in the morning. Over four
hundred are entered in the track and
field events with many more listed
in the games tournament.
The entire list of entries follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-02

376-Harold Bethel
377-Paul CLANCY
378-Kenneth Wilburn
379-Clarence Younkin
380-Wayne burst
381-C. Broadwater
382-R. Swauger
383-D. Yommer
384-R. Patton
385-Veil Edwards
386-Paul Mckenzie
387-D. Broadwater
$3.50. Brown
389-R. Butler
FRIENDSVILLE HIGH
Junior 95-lb. Class
390-Junior Wakefield
391-Blaine Frazee
392-Clifford Enlow
393-Robert Bowser
394-Vernon HENDERSON
395-Oliver Kelley
396-Don Frazee, Jr.
Junior 115-lb. Class
397-Robert Savage
398-Dawson Sisler
399-Charles Thomas
400-James Skidmore Il
401-Robert Hockenberry "
4O2-Guy Cover
403-Burlton Savage
404-Walter Wicklow
Junior Unlimited Class
405-Cleveland Cover
406-Warren Thomas
4O7-Sheldon Lawson
408-Hugh Sisler
Senior Unlimited Class
409-Robert Coddington
41O-Wilbur Thomas
411-Irvin Lowdermilk
412-Cecil Sisler
413-Harold Griffith
414-John Frazee
415-Leslie Guard
416-Darius Fike
417-Troy Fike
418-Jasper Friend
RED HOUSE
Junior SO-lb. Class
419-Bernard Bachtel
420-Harold Hamilton
Junior 95-lb. Class
421-Glenn Shaffer
22-Robert Shurtz
Junior 115-lb. Class
423-Afton Slonaker
424-Charles Jackson
425-Randall Martin
Junior Unlimited Class
426-Keith Smith
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-02

Burrell, Harold Dawson, Peter Car
doro, Roy Bray.
ACCIDENT-Hubert Sebold, Geo
Glass, Robert Miller, Carl Dauphin
Paul Hanft, Arthur Dewitt, Marvin
Schlossnagle, John Clister, Morris
Goehringer, Francis Spoerlein, Glenn
Alexander, Orlan Vail, William Sim
monds.
EVANSVILLE - Verl Edwards
Kenneth Wilburn, Clark Fortney, Bay
ard Keller, Cecil Edwards, Roy Broad
water, Robert Folk, Elmer Lewis,
Rodney Patton, Roy Kurtz, Elmer Bill
myer, Ralph Swauger.
FRIENDSVILLE-Harold Griffith
Cecil Sisler, Jasper Friend, Robert
Coddington, John Frazee, Troy Fike,
Wilbur Thomas, Hugh Sisler, Irwin
Lowderniilk, Leslie Guard, Charles
Thomas, Warren Thomas, Darius
Fike, Sheldon Lawson, Cleveland Cow
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-06-02
Egg and Spoon Race

fBOys and GirIs)
BITTINGER-Richard Stark, Rob-
ert Stanton.
WEST VINDEX-Frark Damon,
tC0ntinred on Page Eight
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JuillOT JO-lU. CldSS
266-Charles Sims
267-William Rodeheaver
268-Lawrence Groves
269-Douglas Riley
270-William Deems
ASHER GLADE
Junior SO-lb. Class
271-John Friend
Junior 95-lb. Class
272-Emerson Frazee
Junior 115-lb. Class
273-Wilbur Bowser
FRIENDSVILLE ELEMEN-
TARY
Junior S0-lb. Class
274-Frank Hockenberry
275-Foster King
276-Harry Holman
277-Earl Hinebaugh, Jr.
278-Vincent Speicher
279-Glenn Cover
280-Gene Skidmore
Junior 95-lb. Class
281-James King
282-Chauncey Friend, Jr.
283-Thomas Sines
284-Wilbert Hoff
285-James Lowdermilk
286-Junior Article
287-Richard Selby
288-Wilbert Gibbs
Junior 115-lb. Class
289-Junior Fike
290-James Schroyer, Jr.
KEMPTON HIGH
Junior 95-lb. Class
291-Junior Dice
Junior 115-lb. Class
292-Jack King
293-Junior Lantz
294-Charles Reed
295-James Gibbs
296-Milton Campbell
297-William Ryan
Junior Unlimited Class
298-John Havran
299-Andrew Kronik
Senior Unlimited Class
300-Eugene Wilson
301-Walter Kurcaba
302-Robert Day
303-Michael Ryan
304-Edgel Wilson
305-Lloyd Greenhouse
306-William Kronik
KITZMILLER HIGH
Junior 95-lb. Class
307-Rodney Chadderton
308-Joseph Arnold
Junior 115-lb. Class
309-Darl Hershberger
310-Charles Paugh
311-Robert Burton
312-Robert Mexican
313-Cecil Dawson
314-George Hutson
315-Joseph Marley
Junior Unlimited Class
316-Andrew Mcintyre
Senior Unlimited Class
317-Edgar Keller
318-Frank Strah
319-Frank Burrell
320-James Moore
321-Louis Milavec
322-Joseph WEIGHT
323-Milton Hart
324-Augustus Pratt
325-John Erouches
326-Walter Sollars
327-Walter Campbell
328-Ralph Bishop
329-Charles Davis
330-Wilmer Crosco
331-Harold Dawson
332-Clayton Cough
333-Nae Paugh
334-Leroy Riley
EVANSVILLE HIGH
Junior 95-lb. Class
335-Edgar Bender
336-Hubert Broadwater
337-Russe1l Teets
Junior 115-lb. Class
338-Belmont Miller
339-Clarke Hetrick
340-Joseph Blocher
341-Eldred Stahl
342-Mahlon Warwick
343-Dale Miller
344-Richard Bucket
345-Cecil Fike
346-Osbourne Yommer
347-C. Bender
348-D. Klotz
349-M. Miller
Junior Unlimited Class
350-Bayard Keller
351-M. Brenneman
352-M. Railey
353-B. Wiley
354-H. Stanton
355-Mark Shaeffer
356-Guy Hardesty
357-Robert Davis
358-Lee Carder
359-D. Glotfelty
360-Elmer Brenneman
361-Elmer Lewis
362-E. Billmyer
363-Cecil Edwards
364-Charles Croft
365-H. Patton
366-Vernon Reichenbecher
367-C. Beachy
368-A. Stanton
369-R. Glotfelty
370-K. Bucket
STR. Kurtz
372-Robert Folk
Senior Unlimited Class
373-Roy Broadwater
274-Vernon Seibert
375-Stanley Michael
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119-Leo Brobst
120-John Brenneman
121-Raymond Brant
122-Lester Edgar
Junior 115-lb. Class
123-Ross Holiday
124-Robert Storey
125-Charles Railey
126-John Herring
127-Guy Broadwater
| 128-Richard Bond
130-Robert Miller
131-Pierce Glotfelty
132-William Schlossnagle
133-John Riley
134-Lawrence Grower
135-Richard Bond
Junior Unlimited Class
136-Carl Dauphin
137-William Oester
138-Charles Wicklow
139-Robert Miller
140-Orlan Vail
141-Emerson Alexander
142-William Fickenscher
142A-Gerald Glotfelty
143-Donald Haenftling
144-Everett McClintock
145-Paul Kahl
146-Earl Georg
147-Walter Georg
148-Irvan Georg
Senior Unlimited Class
149-John Clister
150-William Simmons
151-Glenn Alexander
152-Junior Clister
153-Francis Spoerlein
154-Eugene Schlossnagle
155-Marvin Schlossnagle
156-Hubert Sebold
157-Arthur Dewitt, Jr.
EVANSVILLE ELEMEN-
TARY
Junior 80-lb. Class
158-Fay Miller, Jr.
159-Robert Speicher
160-Warren Snyder
161-John Patton
californian Patton, Jr.
163-Claude Butler
164-Harley Mckenzie
165-Walter Ramp
166-William Blocher
167-David Patton
168-Homer Reichenbecher
169-Donald Kamp
170-Charles Nair
Junior 95-lb. Class
171-James Edwards
172-Willard Layman
173-Burton Glotfelty
174-Robert Gnagey
175-Carl Lewis
176-Charles Bender
177-Luther Beachy
178-Richard Patton
Junior 115-lb. Class
179-Gordon Mckenzie
18O-William Layman
181-Lue Lager
| 182-Robert Broadwater
18S-John Failinger
Junior Unlimited Class
184-Glenn Stanton
OAKLAND ELEMENTARY
Junior sO-lb. Glass
185-Michael Kildow
186-Wilbur Jones
187-Wayne Krause
188-John Schenk
| 189-Jeremiah Paugh
19O-Shirley Ramsey
| 191-Billy Shirer
192-Creigh Teets
193-Allen Naylor
| 194-Lawrence Gender
| 195-Ronald Friend
196-Robert Sincell
197-Billy Casteel
198-Donald johnson
199-Buddy Shobe
200-Clifton Tasker
201-Richard Tasker
202-lGlenn VanSickle
2O3-Donald Kelley
| 204-Howard Roth
205-Ray Porter
| 206-Carlton Smith
207-Elwood Jamison
208-Townshend Tibbetts
209-Gerald johnson
210-John R. Browning
Junior 95-lb. Class
211-Bobby Bittle
212-Joseph Glotfelty
213-Eugene johnson
214-Harry Stewart
215-Harold Stockslager
216-William Lantz
217-Lee Thayer
218-Jack Glotfelty
| 219-Harry Dumire
220-Clyde McNemar
Junior 115-lb. Class
221-James Sweitzer
222-Clark Cross
223-Junior Leighton
224-Owen FraZee
225-William Jewell
Mckinley Stephens
227-Carlos Riley
228-Davell Herman
229-Elwood Smith
230-Kenneth Tasker
231-Robert Hoye
232-'Clyde McNemar
233-John Cogley
234-Lex Bowman
KITZMILLER ELEMENTARY
Junior 80-lb. Class
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LIST OF CONTESTANTS

LIST OF CONTESTANTS
Boys Events
SELBYSPORT
Junior SO-lb. Class
Warren Frazee
Claude Selby
3--Burton Thomas
Bruce HENDERSON
Sired Nedrow
6-Claude Faucet
Junior 95-lb. Class
Ray Article
WHITE ROCK
Junior S0-lb. Class
8-Bennett Sisler
9-Orval Sisler
10-Ivan Casteel
Junior 95-lb. Class
11-Staley Sisler
CRELLIN
Junior S0-lb. Class
12-Dewey Bittinger
Junior 95-lb. Class
13-Harold Kisner
14-Joseph Ashby
15-Gayle Shaffer
16-Melvin Kisner
Junior 115-lb. Class
17-Junior Evans
CHESTNUT GROVE
Junior SO-lb. Class
18-Gene Taylor
19-Ray Barnard
20-Riley Wilson
21-Lewis Tichnell
22-Bernard Barnard
MILL RUN
Junior 115-lb. Class
23-Irvin Hileman
24-Robert Spear
AVILTON
Junior S0-lb. Class
25-Glenn Grove
26-Junior Turner
27-Cecil Groves
28-Lester Hunter
29-Charles Michael
Junior 115-lb. Class
30-Wayne Broadwater
MCh ElNklE
Junior 95-lb. Class
31-Leonard Garlitz
Backward Mckenzie
Junior 115-lb. Class
33-Charles Garlitz
34-Paul Garlitz
Junior Unlimited Class
35-Harry CLANCY
Senior Unlimited Class
36-Leonard Broadwater
COMBINATION
Junior sO-lb. Class
37-Albert Upole
Junior 95-lb. Class
38-Edward Harvey
39-Thomas Paugh
40-Robert Tasker
McHENRY
Junior sO-lb. Class
41-Billy Mac Walton
Junior 95-lb. Class
42-Lyle Wright
43-Carroll Harvey
JENNINGS
Junior S0-lb. Class
44-John Butler
45-MarShall Wiley
46-Harry Yommer
Junior 95-lb. Class
47-Clark burst
48-Bruce Ross
49-Harold Butler
Schubert Yommer
Junior 115-lb. Class
51-Vernon Bowers
52-Maurice Butler
53-John Layman
DEER PARK
Junior 80-lb. Class
54-Billy Haines
55-Billy Dewitt
56-Eugene Schmidt
57-Robert Schockley
Junior 95-lb. Class
58-Frank Clary
59-Junior Paugh
Coleman Glotfelty
61-Thomas Smith
Junior 115-lb. Class
62-Junior Hinebaugh
63-Huey Glotfelty
Junior Unlimited Class
64-Eugene McRobie
SWANTON
Junior SO-lb. Class
65-Alvin Friend
66-Robert Lee Simons
67-James Lee
68-Richard Reckner
69-ames Lohr
70-Thomas Beckman
Junior 95-lb. Class
71--Elden Lands
72-Gerald Groves
73-James Baker
74-Jack Lee
75-Wilmer Friend
Junior 115-lb. Class
76-Robert Reckner, Jr.
77-Gus WEIGHT
78-Alexander Harvey, Jr.
KEMPTON ELEMENTARY
Junior S0-lb. Class
79-Wells Bray
80-Fred Otto
81-Eugene Jones
82-Jack Duling
83-Victor Wotring
84-Fred Fox
85-Alexander Wiegratz
86-Herbert Broll
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236-Donald Davis
237-Leroy Farmhouse
238-Robert Davis
239-Carlo Pratt
240-Jose Barcase
241-David Paugh
242-Joseph Pritts
243-Robert Paugh
244-Richard Macdonald
245-Jack Burton
246-Calvin Hershberger
Junior 95-lb. Class
247-Harold Sharpless
248-Carter Macdonald
249-John Evans
25O-Robert Keller
251-Charles r. Harvey
252-Conrad James
253-Wilbur Evans
254-Paul Keller
255-Dominic Bonelli
Junior 115-lb. Class
256-Merrill Butler
257-James Lancaster
258-Walter Yukon
Junior Unlimited Class
259-Robert Butts
LOCH LYNN HEIGHTS
Junior SO-lb. Class
260-John Pope
261-Oliver Messenger
262-Orville Whitmer
263-Stanley Calls
264-Creston Ford
265-Elmer Liller
Junior 95-lb. Class
266-Charles Sims
267-William Rodeheaver
268-Lawrence Groves
269-Douglas Riley
270-William Deems
ASHER GLADE
Junior S0-lb. Class
271-John Friend
Junior 95-lb. Class
272-Emerson Frazee
Junior 115-lb. Class
273-Wilbur Bowser
VInUEAInGVTTU IN INT UNNHUNAI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

An emergency operating room win be part of the completely equipped hospital on Treasure Is- land in San Francisco Bay through out the 2Ss days of the Worlds Fair of the West.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
LAUNDRY OWNER. DEFENDS TONE.
Labor Commissioner Re- gently Attacked in Peri-
 OdicaI for Statement

Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone made public today copy of a letter written by a Hartford laun- dry owner to LAUNDRY AGE, a New York trade journal, refuting the publications recent charges that the commissioner had issued mis- leading" statements about the effect of the minimum wage law upon the industry.
 The letter writer asserted that LAUNDRY AGES attack on the commissioner last week, "impugns the integrity of man, who, ex- perience has shown, is disposed to create better relations between the public and industry"
 Commissioner Tone was assailed by the trade journal for warning housewives that increased pay for women and minors under the mini- mum wage law should not raise the consumers laundry costs more than one-half of one per cent.
 In his letter, the Hartford man said " our own books show" that MT Tones statement is true.
 Commissioner Tone, think. stated a fact when he said that in- creased wages under the minimum wage law should not increase laun- dry costs to the consumer more than one-half of one per cent" the laundry owner continued.
 He also told the publication that, decent, law-abiding laundrymen have no quarrel with Commissioner Tones administration of the law in this state. know from many per- sonal contacts with the Commis- sioner that he is not given to re- leasing misleading statements, Neither is he trying to cruelty in- dustry as your article implies"
 The editor of LAUNDRY AGE was advised in the letter to make greater efforts to ascertain the sen- timent of the industry in this state' before writing any additional articles attacking Connecticut of- ficials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
.CASSIDY'S NAME ADDED TO LIST.
of Independents Proposed for Senatorial
 Nomination in 10th

Candidacy of George w. Cassidy, financial secretary of the Independ- ent Democratic Club and secretary treasurer of the Tax and Rent Pay- CTS Association, for the democratic nomination for senator from the 18th district was admitted today. MT. Cassidy is popular resident of Washington Hill. His home is at 907 Baldwin street.
 This venture will be MT. Cas- sidy's first actual entrance into the political field, although he has taken active participation in affairs of the Independent Democratic Club and the Tax and Rent Payers group. The latter group recently entertained about 1000 children at a Riddles Day program on Washington Hill.
 Other avowed candidtes for norn- ination and election to the post now held by Senator Joseph H. Lawlor include Attorney John F. Tobin. Representative Daniel Mahaney and William J. ripper" Conley. MT. Cassidy is an alumnus of Wilby High school, and for the past several years has been afflliated with the realty firm of John J. Horan and Son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Flower Show Here
 Attracts Entries
TOBe Held at Sprague Gym Sept. IA, IS; Everyman's
 Bible Class Plans Meeting Next Monday Night
w AT ERVILLE
Mrs. R. w. Henion-l7s6 Thomaston Ave-Tel s-54s2

Waterville, Sept. 9.-Much inter- est is being shown in the flower show, which is to be presented by the Casper s. Davis, Jr, post 136, American Legion, on Wednesday and Thursday, September 14th and 18th, fin the Sprague school gymnasium. Andrew Bell, chairman of the ex- hibition committee, reports that many entries have already been re- ceived, both from local and out of town exhibitors.
 Entries are open to all who care to exhibit and any one desiring information is kindly requested to contact Frederick Poudim of Penn broke avenue, who is the classiflca- tion chairman.
 Flowers in the straight classes must be grown by the exhibitor, but flowers in the arrangement classes may be purchased
 In all classes, blue ribbons will be awarded for first, red for second and white for third.
 The following sweepstakes prizes and individual prizes have been very
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Home From Trip


 Mir and Mrs. Russell Atherton and family of Essex avenue, also June Cook, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Everett Cook, have returned from a motor trip of approximately 2,400 miles, which took them to Indian apolis, Indiana, where they visited with MT. Atherton's parents, and on the way home they came by way of Cleveland, and stopped at Auburn, N. Y, where they visited with Mrs. Atherton's brother, Frank Mitchell and family. Jack Atherton accom- panied his parents to Indiana, and from there went on to Manhattan, Kansas, where he has enrolled as a freshman at the Kansas State Uni- versity.
 Board Meeting
 An executive board meeting for the officers of the Parent-Teacher association of ,Waterville was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs, Elmer Wilson of Colonial avenue. Plans were made for the first fall meeting of the association, which will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the gymnasium of Sprague school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Bible Class Meeting

Bible Class Meeting
 The officers and members of the Everymans Bible class of Waterville will meet Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of John H. Twelves of Thomaston avenue. Busi- ness of importance will be transact ed at that time and the meeting will be under the direction of Carl Froelich, president of the class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Full Weather Report

Connecticut, Fair, continued cool, probably light frost in ex- posed places tonight. Saturday fair, slowly rising temperature. Sunday probably showers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

generously donated by several busi- ness firms; Metropolitan Furniture company, an end table and a set of Rudyard Kipling's works, for class 10: Best medium or large dahlia in show; Hampson, Mintie & Abbott company, a card table, for class 56: Most artistic arrangement in show: A. M. Larson Furniture company, table lamp, for class 40: Best garden collection of annuals in show; Henion's Service station, Waterville. ten gallons of gasoline, for class 16 Best collection of small dahlias: Grieve, Bissett & Holland company. set of Lady Pepperell sheets, for class 25; Best gladiolus spike in show; Garden Label company of Wilton, Conn, two boxes of garden labels, for class 30: Best vase of asters in show.
 The hall will be open for placing exhibits from a. m. until 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, September 14th, and the judging will be done be- tween the hours of 12 noon and 3 D. m. The judges will be: Mrs. J. LeRoy Mintie and Mrs. William K. Pendleton, arrangement classes; pr. H. W. Stevens, straight classes, gladiolus, perennials and annuals; Walter Hardisty, straight classes, dahliaS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Boston, Sept. 9--(UP)-Weather forecast:
 Rhode Island-Continued cool and fair tonight, probably light frost in exposed places In the interior. Sat urday fair with slowly rising tenn peratures. Sunday probably show CTS.
 Massachusetts-- and contin- ued cool, probably light frost in ex- 2ossea places in the interior s, tonight: temperature. Sunday probab ly showers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
SUSPECT IS HELD
 IN CHILD MURDER

Portsmouth, N. H., September 9. - (UP) - A 63-year-old Wakefield, Mass, laborer was held at Portland, Me, today as a definite suspect" in the mysterious staying of eight year-old Barbara Driscoll.
 HIS bloodstained shirt led to his detention on a vagrancy charge while authorities checked his move ments during the past fortnight. He allegedly admitted that he was in nearby Dover about @ week ago." Barbara was bludgeoned to death on Labor Day.
 The Laborer was among two dozen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

tions, performations, printing, ete. The dues to all members includes one unusual copy of every new U. s. commemorative stamp. It is planned to have an exhibition by 2 philatelist of note at least once 6 month. Any boy or girl between the ages of 12 and 18 who Is inter ested in stamp collecting will be cordially welcomed at the meet- inRs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
FOUNDER OF CHAIN
 STORE IS DEAD

Springfield, Mass, September g. (UP) - Albert Steiger, 78, president and founder of department store chain bearing his name, died today following a shock.
 Born in Germany, he came to the United States as a boy and opened his first store at Westfield, later opening nine others in New England Tn the past 20 years he had sold seven stores, retaining only those at Hartford, Conn.,, Holyoke and Spring field.
 Among his public gifts are Chaun- cey Allen Park, Westfield, and the site of the Westfield High school.
 Besides a wife, with whom he eel ebrated his golden wedding anni- versary November 25, 1884, he leaves five sons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
President

ing a softball game between the single and married men.
 Rev. James Woods and Rev. Fran cts Murphy will be guests of honor. John Wrenn is president of the group and George Daly is secretary treasurer.
 Joseph Rossi will pitch for the married men and Carl Jacobson will catch. The single mems battery will comprise Frank Bares and Rocco AlbaneSe. The outing is scheduled to start at 9:30 a. m. Among the other contests slated are a three legged race and an egg throwing contest, quoit pitching and volley- ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
FRISBIE DIRECTING
 JUNIOR STAMP CLUB

The Junior Pioneer Stamp club will begin it's sixth term on Monday at 7:30 p. m. at 021 North Main street under the leadership of George Frisbie. During the term there will be instructions in phil ately such as water marks, cancella-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
 ARRANCES OUTING
SS. Peter & Paul Parish Players to Gather at
 Paradise Inn Grove

About 55 members of the SS. Peter & Paul Softball league will take part in the organizations third annual clambake, Sunday, at the Paradise Inn Grove, Meriden road. Several fetes of sports and enter tainment have been arrged, includ-