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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
English as He Is Spoken, Already
By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
Mercantile Final Round

The Merchantile bowling league will meet tonight at Sam Sena'S recreation alleys to initiate the final round of competition. Tn est0nding still list the Fulton Bombers in first place with Q two game lead on the Ideal Paintnen, the defending champs and e four game lead on Frankie Thompson's Wordens Dairy combine: formerly three times in succession winners, The Bcmbefs also have the team high three games total of 1851 while the Ideal Paint- men are leading in the team high single game with a total Of 074, Otto Otka of the Mohican Indians and Capt. Benny Marcoux of tho Bombers are tied for the individual total of 424, while Otka also has to high three games ct present with a his honors 50 far this season the high individual single game with q total of i7e or 3 pins ahead Of Joe Hyrnie who has had the lead in thiS field for most Of the season with q total Of i7e. Al DreXler the anchor man for the Bombers is still leading tho league high individual average with c total of 1928 with Oto otka close ct his heels with an average of i22.34 or only Q pins behind the leader. Frankie Thompson has worked his way up into third high average with a mark of ii0,i2, The schedule for tonight is as follows
 Speedy Parcel Delivery vs. Metro- politan Cleaners.
 MohIcan Markets Vs. suozzo Grille,
 Ideal Paint Go. vs. Wordens Dairy.
 Matzkin Furniture Go. ys. Fulton Markets. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
PAL CO.EDS WIN
 FROM NORWOODS

The Pal Co-Etls won their iith game of the season last night when they knocked of the strong An- sonia Norwood team by the small score of a-6. Both teams had poor luck on their shooting and many points were disallowed by Illegal play,
 For the Co.Eds their sensational new forward Evelyn Hardriek stood out although she tailed but four points, TIda shodolska sank c fine bucket shot to give the Co-Eds q two-point lead, but Irene Chervin- sky tied up the game with Q pretty one handed try from tho foul line, then Evelyn Haiduck took Q bounc- ing pass from Theresa Ella, after dribbling a few steps elinehed the game with Q looping shot from tho side court, Rose Dc Leon stood out with her floor play for the winners as did Christine Perta for the losers,
 Friday night at the Webster school gym tho Co-fds will meet the strong Seymour St. Stan girls in the first game of the series.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
ST. MARY'S MEET
 ANSONIA TONIGHT
By ]. DENKER

St. Marys, winners of 10 straight games. travel to Ansonia tonight to meet the Assumption five of that city at 7:30. The Cole street squad already hold one victory oyer the Assumption team, having defeated them last Wednesday, 28.i7 at Leavenworth gym.
 St Mary's also hold victories over oil the paroehial teams in the city, as well as the Trojan A.C. of the NEY. They have scored SIS points to their opposition's i40 points for an average of 10 points Q game to opponents O. Handsome" Ed Courtney Is tho leading hoop maker, with 100 points to his credit,
 Coach Donnelly, as well as every members of tho team is confident Of coming through tonight's game, still undefeated. The probable lines ups for tonights game are: ts
 st.. Wary'g..s"Hook" Scott If; "smiler" Bannon, If; "Feets" Court ney cl Capt Bob Monerat, rg; Bob Hurlbut, ig.
 Assumptions--."Ace Kennedy, If. Capt. Egan, If; Tom Fitzgerald. c; Mike Ahern,rg; o'Colloghan, lg.
 St, Mary's reserves---"Bus" Me- dr6th. Egan. Corey, Conlon, Crean, and Dan Donahue.
 Assumption-.-Henneban. Pesutti Collenick, Wiztnann, and Collins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
COUNCIL BACKS
 DOG TRACK AT
 BOSTON GARDEN
Vote Passed After Mayor Goes South; Clergy
 Active at Norton

Boston, Feb. 2i--(Up) Acting Mayor George A. Murray was eX- pectcd' to sign today Q city council order authorizing establishment of dog racing track with pari-mutuel betting at Boston Garden,
 The council unanimously adopted resolution yesterday instructine City Clerk Wilfred. J, Doyle to trans init the authorization order to Murray,
 After approval by the acting may or, the petitioners for the dog track the Greyhound Racing Association, were expected to Ale petition with the state racing commission for the required permit,
 The order authorizing establish- ment of the track was passed by the council Thursday shortly after Hay or Maurice J. Tobin left for q Florida vacation. Later, the city clerk said he intended to hold the order until Tobin's return as 1t was not of an emergency nature.
 Murray, who is president of the council, voted TOT the peution,
 Norton, Mass, Feb, 2i-tUp) Educators and clergymen, led by Dr. 0. 0. Hubbard, Wheaton College professor, campaigned today against q proposed dog racing track here,
 The Rev. James P, Downey, pas- tor of St, Mary's Catholic church, said yesterday that he had been promised by member of the board of seleetmen that no action would be taken on the track proposal until opponents had been heard, Father Downey said the board had met be- hind closed doors and voted for the track in violation of this promise,
 Because Of tho opposition to the track, the seleetmen have agreed to hold Q public hearing later,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
ST AIMS, WELLES
 WIN HILL GAMES
Frenchies OutscOre Hearts 36.30; Robins Out.
 pointed

A fast start and steady pace netted the St, Ann's A, A. their first victory in the second round of the Washington Park Hoop League last night at the expense of the Sacred Hearts, 3o-30. Robins were toppled by the Welles in c serappy preliminary, 40.3b,
 Leading by i2-2 at the end of the first period, St, Ann's took it easy in the second stanga, but maintain- cd Q 22-i7 lead at the half, Fournier and Tunnel were standouts for the Frenehies, while Tom McVerry and Joie Cream led tho Hearts attack,
 A 2-2 tie at the first period and q ii.7 lead for the Robins ct the half were overcome by the Welles in their last-half dash to victory, Ko- zen with i3 and Delaney with ii points were Welles luminaries, while Lallier and Renlzo were the chief threats of the Robins, with i2 and II points respectively.
 The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
PEPE VS. SYN0TT
 AT MERIDEN TONIGHT

Meriden, Feb. q Boxing will De offered in this city for the first time since last summer when q pro. amateur card promising plenty Of action is presented tonight at the Roll-a-way rink on Cherry street, The show will open at 8;30 o'clock,
 deorgie Pope. rising young Mer- iden welterweight who won his last three starts by knockouts over Joe DeJessus. Felix Garcia, and Jack Haggerty. will take on Babe synott of Fall River in the SiX-round pro feature. synott is e seasoned war. rior who has met such noted bat- tiers as deorgie Martin, Frankie Britt. Andy Callahan. Nat Dor and Ralph zannelli, Eight ail.action amateur scraps will support the main event,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
BLESSED SACRAMENTS
 WIN HOOP THRILLER
ny MAURICE FABIANI

The Blessed Sacrament Catholic Club scored Q smashing 3b-32 vic- tory last evening over the strong W. E. Tigers. The score was t!e at the end Of the regulation time, Frank Dutil was the Sacrament star tossing in q last minute bass ket which knotted the court at 30, all at tho end of the game, During the overtime he scored three points which was the margin Of victory,
 The N. Y. Tigers led from the outset of the game and were never headed until the last two minutes of the overtime. With 90 seconds remaining to play Referee Ralph Bradley called Q foul against . Tiger player, which nullified one Of their baskets ct which point they left the floor.
 Poster. Dutil and Kilboufn led the Sacs attack with II and Q points respectively. while Place and santalheia scored il each to lead the North Enders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

United Aircraft,
 Hartford Hoopers, Face Liths Tonight

Fresh from weekend victories over the New York Hnrlequins and Danbury catholic club cyclones during which they piled up i2i points, tho K. of L, hoopsters en- gage the strong United Aircraft club, of Hartford's Dusty league, at 0 o'clock tonight at St. Joseph's hall
 strong Club
 The Aircraft, always one Of Hart ford's better teams, hos como up again with Q worthy outfit which includes on It's roster Wally Utke oi Bristol; Bob oswald and Frank Kllmas of tho Hartford Holy Tr,n- ity, New Britain's Henry Slepski, who was with the State league Asl,- leys and last Saturday night scored nine baskets in a league tilt; Putt Saimond, who played with the West Ends of Bristol and John Falkowski, who also coaches the Manchester Polish Americans, who last season won the State Polish loop laurels, The Hartfordites twice took the measure of the classy Worcester Nortons last season, 0 feat which clearly indicates their ability in the cage sport.
 st. Josoph's Holy Name plays in the 7;30 preliminary, with dancing following the feature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
Dusty League
 Bowling

Chase meets Waterbury Mfg. in the outstanding match of the eve- ming as both are battling for first place with only four nights left to bowl. Other matches are as follows:
 ingersoll ys. French
 Farrel vs. Clock
 Brass vs. scovill
 Noera vs. Blake x Johnson,
 Bill Tato still holds his lead in average with i23,i6, Ben Stokes fol- lows with i22.4b: mike sharon third with i2i.60, and Joe Loyallo fourth with i20.47.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
WILLIE WHITE IN
 PING PONG MEET

Willie White former City Of Wa. terbury ping pong champion will en- ter the Chase Park tourney to De held March 2 and will try to regain honors of three years ago when he defeated Jack Makepeace for the title ct the Boys Club. Willie Is also champ of the Boys Club and again he enabled himself to win the title of Camp Roberts eco where he was stationed several years ago. At the present he Is at the Boys Club playing daily defeating the best Of competition and will report for the tourney in tip-top shape,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
SCOTT MEETS MACK
 "SECRET" SEMI.FINAL

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 2i --- tU.P,) -~iioward Scott, Washington. D. o., lightweight elimination tournament, New Britain, in the feature i0-round bout on Q boxing card here tonight,
 The bout was listed as part Of c lightweight elimination tournament. tho winner of which will be given 6 bout here with Lou Ambers.
 For an unexplained reason, the eeni-ilnal opponent for ToAy Te- bias, Washington, D. C.. weltef- weight, has not been named. Pro- motors said be would weight lD secretly" today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
Parochial Results

St, Marys winners Of l7 straight games, and Paroehial school champ Ions, added the Sts, Peter and Paul team to It's list of victims yesterday by a l8 to i2 count, Courtney SCOT. ing c points for the winners, and Barry as many more for the losers,
 Sacred Hearts won i2 to 0 game from the st. Thomas team as St, Josephs had no trouble winning from St, Aims g to 6 in the third game of the day Valunas and Law Tor scoring i3 points for the Lith,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
Elks' Bowling League Notes

annexed three points for their ef- forts,
 Harvey Pelletier's Plumbers rode rough. .sh0d over Dan Sullivan's MillwFlghts with some excellent bowling being done by Jim Cameron.
 Emil Maseelos Beer Barons ap. piled the whlte-wash brush to Bill stanten's crew taking four points to put them in place to vic for honors with the present leaders Of the National Division,
 Hal IIadley's shoemen had . teugh time Monday night dropping three points to Johnny spadaro's boys.
 Joe Hafpin's squad snapped out of it last week and took three points from Dr, Leonards crew,
 Mike O'Brlen took no pity on Jack IIoiians boys last week, taking three points but only after a bitter battle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
SOUTH END BULLDOGS
 DEFEAT WELLS, 4I.23
By SAMMY PRoCoPION

The BoHtll End Bulldogs who were defeated by the Wells for the first round in the Intermediate League at the Boys Club defeated them last night by score of forty. one to twenty.three, This game marked the last game that was played In the Boys Club Interne- diate "A" League, The defeat over the Wells was the nineteenth Vig- tory of the season for the South End Bulldogs,
 Dameii0 and Griffin Excel
 Albert Star" Damelio and Tommy "Aee" Griffin featured for the winners each Of them getting i3 and nine points respectively, They were closely followed by Ger aid cauleld and Sammy Proee- pion, Gerald getting eight points and the latter receiving seven points to his name, The score at 3ntermiAson was South End Bulls dogs 1T and Wells ', Clifford "Chicky" Mccarthy featured for tho losers getting nine points, He wAs closely followed by Steve Rock who last night turned the trick, getting six points, Mike Mobile of the losers was held seofeless last night by Albert "staF" Damelio, The score at the end of the game resulted in 6 fortysone to twenty three in favor Of the South End Bulldogs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
RUPERT GOES SOUTH

New York. Feb. 2i-(UP)-Georee F. Ruppert. who refused the presi- dency of the New York Yankees after the death of his brother. Col Jacob Ruppert. was en route to Florida today for a two weeks va. cation, but he Till take time ont spend several days at the Yank, training camp in St. Petersburg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
TIGER TANKERS WIN

Princeton. N. J.. Feb. q -- (UP)
 -Princeton's swimming team won its eighth straight victory of the season 48-27 over Dartmouth in Brokaw Pool yesterday. The Tiger team won seven of the nine events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
LAST NIaHTa FIGHT REAULTk

Holyoke, Mass. Feb, 2i - tu,PJ Joe Ricciotti. ib2 i.2. of Boston decisioned Young Jack Thompson, ibi, Albany, N. Y,, Negro, in q six round main bout last night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

The visit Of Grand Exalted Ruler Dr. Mccormick and the Polieemen's ball somewhat eurtailed the aetlv. ities Of our bowling league during thu past week, but, nevertheless, teN Interesting matches were rolled which may have some bearing on selecting the leaders at the close of .he SeaSen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21
RAMBLERS DEFI

The Thomaston Ramblers, form erly in the Litchheld Co.,. L League are eager to arrange amateur league games with CYO, scovills' or the Watertown League. II. Benson. manager. Box l34, Thomaston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Pawnbrokers and money lenders are steadily disappearing from Great Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Cuba entertained more tourists, but fewer excursionists, last year than in i037
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Totals ,,un,.u.f4 2 3t Score at half time: St. Ann's 22 Hearts IT. Referee: Tracy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

LuX'S Gleekmakers made clean gwesp of the series With Joe Null viile'S Reindeers who were handi- capped by the ahfsnee Of their caps tain who Is recovering from Q seiee Of illness which has confined the genial Joe to his home for the past few weeks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

The leaders of both leagues were forced Co sit on the sldelines owing Co other activities but the runners ID were In there fighting to gain on the leaders,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Isle Of Man air services have flown 500 ,000 miles without aii accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Jack Rell'ys steamfitIers chased Gennle Larson's Norsemen all over the alleys last week and in doing so
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Prank Monaghans Powermen had quite ., struggle In the breaking even with John Collins crew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Weekly high individual single Jack Raynor, i3b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

annexed three points for their of. forts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-21

Score at half time: Robins il Welles 2. Referee: Tracy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-19
PATTERN 9164 and 9165

A Marian Martin blouse duet to
suit both your frilly and tailored
moods Pattern 9164 is very soft
and feminine. Make the collar and
new, deep V-yoke in contrast, or
edge them with lovely lace. Pattern
9165 makes a tailored blouse or
jacket. The front may be scalloped
and buttoned or "zipped" in a
straight line. You can choose be-
tween a trim collar and a round
cardigan style neck (into which
you'll tuck a gay scarfD
Pattern 9164 may be ordered only
in misses and women's sizes IL, IA,
is, 18, 20, 80, 80, "a, SO, 38 and 40.
Size 16 requires IA yards 80 inch
fabric and yards lace edging. Pat
tern 9165 may pe ordered only in
misses and women's sizes ID, 16,
18, 20, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 and AZ.
Size 16 requires 2 yards 80 inch.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
,32 W. 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-19
CHURCH SOCIETIES i
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dog Incident MAJ
Change Government
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main business street.
There is talk of a recall election
for Powell, though such result
seems unlikely; but even more i'm
portant than this is evidence that
numerous influential citizens who
have never before favored the man.
ager form of government have de-
finitely decided to support the
change. On the border line previous
to the dog-beating incident, they
have been swung by it into the
column of those who prefer mana
gerial government.
There are also some reports, rath-
er nebulous to be sure, and not cap
able of confirmation, that the poll
tical forces which put Mayor Graz
ham Andrews and Commissioner
Powell in office are completely fed
up on their own proteges and in
rather a repentant mood for their
coup: in this years municipal cleo
tiOnS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-19
Smoking OUt The
Murihuunu Habit

subversive adynamic types. None
was found to be mentally defec.
tive. The average intelligence of q
group of addicts was high. The
chronic toxic psychoses of mari
huana were present before it's ust
and were simply touched off by iti
influence.
1t is interesting to note that wher
marihuana addicts are incarcerated
very few demand treatment, and the
conclusion is reached that with.
drawal symptoms are not trouble.
some. A morphine addict locked VI
away from his drug becomes vic.
lently ill, and demands treatment
in vociferous manner. But mari.
huana withdrawal produces great
depression and suicidal tendencies
induced by panic reaction.
In general, marihuana is in pro-
longed use in the service of the
hedonistic elements of the person
ality.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-19
Miss G1~i111n1er Bride
Ut Franklin Mills, Jr:

Announcement was made here to-
day OF the wedding of Miss Lucy
Coburn Grimmer, of Robersonville
and J. Franklin Mills, Jr., at Suf-
folk, Va, on Saturday, July %. An
nouncements were issued reading as
follows:
MIR. and Mrs. William Mac Grim
mer announce the marriage of their
daughter, Lucy Coburn, to Mr.. Joseph
Franklin Mills, Jr, on Saturday. the
tWenty-Second of July, nineteen
hundred thirty-nine, at Suffolk, Vir-
ginia."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-19
Denies Cost Excess
sive for Bridges
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that he has in mind giving us a
bridge far superior to anything he
has built in North Carolina.
''He quotes the cost of a bridge
over Croatan Sound, which we are
not now insisting upon, as $1,OOO,-
600. Yet this bridge would cost lit
tie more than the Alligator river
bride. One million dollars would
build both structures far superior
to any now enjoyed by the. Dare
county section"
Daniels disputed other figures at
tributed to Baise.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-19
Two Young Ladies!
Go to 4-HCamp

Miss Lucille Gupton of the
Townsville All CLUB and Miss An
ME Mae Dickerson Of the Zeb Vance
All Club will attend the State All
Wildlife Conservation Camp at
Camp Milestone near Hoffman, N.
C. during the week of August FL
to 26 inclusive. The young ladies
earned this trip as a result of their
work in connection with their Wild
life Conservation Project in the All
CLUBS during tn past year. Mrs. Hat
tie F. Plummer, Home Demonstra-
ton Agent will take them to the
camp, but she will not remain with
them.