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trained, it had strength and sweet ness and an appealing, tender quality. And, undoubtedly, she had the ability to put herself over She swayed to the music while rich melody poured forth.
 Singing, she looked straight into Dick Tremaine's eyes.
 Dick smiled, 1t was as If they two were alone in the crowded room. With the end of the song Susie leaned down and Dick swung her to the floor. They stood alone in a small, hushed island while waves of applause rose and fell about them. It was over in moment, Jeff, scowling darkly fought his way to Susie's side and she perked herself back to reality
 "Jeff," Dick said "how about introducing me to Suzanne. I've had her on my must meet list for long time"
 Jeff stiffly made the introduction and none too graciously stepped back to give up his place as Susie's dancing partner. Susie was in rap- turous daze. Her dream had come true. It was better than her dream, better than any dream in the world.
 And then she was dancing with Dick, not stumbling or losing the time, like a drifting snowflake in the circle of his arm, sure of herself, exquisitely thrilled.
 Dick grinned down at her, that dizzying, never to be = forgotten grin. Snow White and the Seven Charms, he said.
 Name three" she came back with ravishing side glance.
 He shook his head, wonder in his eyes. T can only sense your charms, not name them"
 Answer approved" she laughed, exhilarated with heady power. It had been worth waiting for, work ing for, this glorious moment.
 When Dick took her back to the table his friends crowded around, demanding introductions. Susie was completely surrounded by ad- miring young men. Not that Jeff was admiring, he was definitely sullen. Edna made him dance with her, batting his arm, squeez- ing 1t, knowing full well what ailed him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
CHURCH ARRANCES
 FOR PASSION PLAY

Raymond L. Clarke of New Ha- ven, Mrs. John c. Walker, and Rev. John R. Coombs are in charge of production of the annual Passion Play to be presented at the Second Congregational church in April. The first meeting of the cast was held last night in the church auditorium.
 It Is planned to present this years productoin at the Bushnell Memo rial auditorium in Hartford April g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
CRANlUM CRACKERS

Try your knowledge of terms on these dual definitions. 1. What is g breeze desires a gale?
 ?. What is a hue besides a color tint?
 3. What is mort besides a blast on hunting horn? {. How can you char without burning?
 TODAY'S LENTEN QUESTION
 What BibNcal preacher died on the birthday anniversary of . king?
 Answers on Back Page.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
MASON, 1O1, CONGRATULATED

Hollister, Cal.-(UP)-Dan Me- Donald, aged 1ol, recently received a telegram from T. N. Award, grand master of the Masonic order in Nova Scotia where Mcdonald was born, congratulating him on being the oldest living Mason in the United States. Mcdonald has been a mem- Der of the order for 73 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01

Answers on Back Page.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01

Germany is helping establish a German synthetic buildinb board industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-01
Ner Hats Call for
Uerer COiffures

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head
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a eo.ffurr with Insight ~ the front
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nape Of the neck Hair IL brushed
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they are quite shori, s~irls often
are used.
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squarely on top Will not be fat
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slightly with fuilneSs behind ears
in a horizontal line with your Jaw.
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six to eight inches long Is used
for curls or roll that makes TOT
front height. Side sections are
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OF ears. These are kept up and
away from ears Hair az the back
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finished with curls or a roll. j,
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below the nape.
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Stay-dt-Hone Wives
Criticize Workers
Reader Maintains Thxs nonaebcasea Arc
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hcloW arc the answers 20 test
questions printed on the editorial
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spirituous liquors.
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itynow beingcon
Quoted through
out the country
in local food
stores, take the
word of the half
million women
who have proved
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have judged
Wonder Bread
superior TO all
other breads
combined
Buy a loaf
of Slo Baked
Wonder Bread
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HITlER'S PLAN
MADE PUBLIC.

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IN GdYnis.
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20 make the link between Germany
and DanxiI vas a line level with
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would mean a line drawn about
IS miiss south Of DanElg. III,
population in this area would b
given the right OF self determl.
nation" under Hitiers proposal
Since Germany and Poland have
both protested against treatment
q their nationals In the others
country. all such problems woulC
b@ submitted TO an internationa
commission.
Poland would agree 10 max
repsrRtions for damages done II
the specified territory since 1918
Both nations would declsr'
themselves ready for immediate
Generalization.
Cities 10 Re Infortified
All points for facilitating IF
fectustion Of the proposed agree
mcnt would be agreed upon be
tween Poland and Germany.
In order 10 Danish the feeling
Of threat 10 both Danzig anS
Gdynia. the cities would be o.
purely mercantile character. with
out Notifications.
The Hela peninsula would be de
; militArized.
Germany and Poland woulC
guarantee the rights OF minoritiei
in their frontiers by the mos
extensive guarantees, and permit
minority organizations such as ar,
felt 10 BE- necessary, Ainoritie,
also would be exempt from mill
tary service.
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ltsE cmrAM HOUND

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numbers, slices are judged
FIRST by seeing and feeling
the texture-SECOND by
smelling the aroma - and
THIRDLY tasting the fisvorl
Actually s5e,s7o women
in all parts Of the country
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LEFTOVER cmckEN

Sundays leftover chicken makes
delicious Monday lunch. Cuts
tho meat. heat in = medium white
sauce and pour over split hot but
tered biscuits. or add the chicken
and little Of the gravy to a can
u concentrated mushroom soup
ard serve 90 hot butteFed toast.
A fruit salad would SO well with
either Of these dishes ard iced tea
and cookies taper Il of slightly.
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Handy Hints

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fruit berfirs. bananas, fresh
peaches, rips spfieots any oas q
these L. suitable Call
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today See why these thousands
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to themselves that Wonder Bread
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-15
Commissioner Connor
 Summoned To Court
Used Car Dealers Obtain Injunction Restraining Action
 in Connection With New Statute on Registration

Commissioner Michael A. Connor of the state department of motor vehicles has been summoned to ap- pear in superior court in New Ha- ven to show cause why an injunc- ton, sought by nine used car deal- CTS, three of them Waterburians, preventing the enforcement of a new statute providing for the regis- tration of used cars brought to Con- necticut from other states, should not be granted. The statute pro- vides that each such car must be registered with the motor vehicle department, at $10 fee.
 The three Waterburians taking part in the injunction proceedings are Glen H. Creel, William J. Fitz- patrick, Jr., and Herman Mitkowski. The other plaintiffs are from Bridgeport and New Haven.
 The U. s. district court, where an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-15
MILK TO NEW YORK
 CITY WILL STOP

Utica, N. Y, Aug. 15-(UP)-The Dairy Farmers union today en- forced a strike against milk ship ments to New York City, the na- tion's largest city. The union de- manded' higher prices for milk and blamed the milk trust" for keep ing the prices down. The strike was supported by the congress of indus trial organizations.
 The general organization commit tee announced that milk would be supplied to New York City hospi- tals and to the citys children.
 The union claims member ship of 15,000 producers in the vast milk shed comprised of upper New York and parts of Vermont and Pennsylvania which supplies the millions of gallons used daily in the metropolitan area which has pop ulation of 7,000000.
 All members were instructed to withhold milk from dealers until the price rises to $2.35 per hun dredweight for fluid milk delivered in August, September and October The current price is $2.25.