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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

MT. and Mrs. Arthur R. Patten, parents of Tor rington's likeable mayor, are planning family cee- braton late this month in honor of their golden we'd
 ding anniversary. They were married on Holland but took up residence in the New City in 1898 Since then Mr. Patten has conducted very profitable ewelry store in the center of the town Besides the mayor they have daughter, Mrs Charles Davis of New Britain and another son. Milton Patten of Torringon.
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NEWS
BUNKER HILL

Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church, will use for his sermon, "A Question of Importance, at the II o'clock services tomorrow morning.
 Miss Lillian Judd will be the speaker at the meeting of the Young Peoples Society tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock. She will describe her trip to the national parks, illus- trated with pictures.
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Good Evening.
HOW ABOUT A sTEAKP
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

(Nevs Item: Chefs Support the Menus in English 4oea) Oh steak is steak and lamb Is lamb
 But where Is the glamor in eating No motions and poulets,
 French names they're deleting. Given meal all in French
 That you never could understand Somehow or other when you ate
 Seemed like something grand But soon when you look the menu over Youyl know everything you're getting But won't you miss the "a la prefixes, They offer a sort of nice setting For those very unpronounceabe courses Those "avec croutons" and "escargots, Which may mean snails, but
 To you are just strange mots So get used to beef with gravy
 And thick steak that tastes like more, For the waiter isn't going to ask of you, Voulez-vous les petits foursp
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MT. OLIVE ZION Services tomorrow

Rev. s. w. Weller, pastor. Nine thirty Church school. io:3Q unior church worship. l0:45 sermod
 by the pastor, theme "ReligioTj yields dividends" The Junior choi] will sing ct this service. At the eve ming service at 7:4S the sermon top1 ic will be '"The prophets request fo1 6 cake" The Senior choir will lead the singing,
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APPENDIX FINALLY STOPS HIM

Martins Ferry, o. (UP)-sam Canada, p, of Fort Worth, Tex, is a game rooter for the New York Yankees. He left Texas by bus with two tickets for the world series games in New York, but he devel- oped appendicitis and was taken off the bus in three different cities. Hospital attendants here finally de- cided to operate. Canada heard the games by radio in his hospital room.
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HILLsIpE CoNGREGATIoNAL

Sunday School and Bible classes at 9:45 a. m. The morning worship will be in English at Il o'clock. The pastors sermon will be on What Lack I Yet?" There will be music by the church choir.
 The concluding service of the spec cial series of preaching services which have been held during the past week will be held at 7:30 p m. The Rev. Raymond 0. Hess of Stamford will be the preacher. Mrs. Raymond 0. Hess will be the guest soloist.
 There will be a young peoples meeting on Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock. Professor Quiz will conduct a question period.
 The midweek service will be held on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Junior League will meet on Friday at ' p. m. and the choir will meet for rehearsal at 8 p. m.
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Lutheran
THoMAsTON-BETHLEHEM Ev.
 LUTHERAN
North Main street at Electric a

North Main street at Electric ave- nune.
 Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor.
 Sunday, November i2.
 Twenty-third Sunday after Trin- ity.
 Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 Convention of District Brother. hood in Emanuel Lutheran church Manchester at 3:30 p. m.
 Services at 2 p. m. with sermon on Liberty or License.
 Friday, November IT. Luther League meets at church at 6, with the Luther League from Zion church. Waterbury as guests. The Waterbury league presents e pro- gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

In the fashion. . "H you can afford mink coat. you'll question the practicaity of investing in swell ipstick especially designed to go with it," writes one of Gothams fashion columnists. Yes why be piker, and hold out for little thing like glowing hpstick tone just made for mink Or, for that matter, why get all bothered about the responsibilities of mink coat? Just get the lipstick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

better known as the Devils Advo-| cate, is an official of the Church. who must carefully examine all evidence in the process of beauti-| fication and canonization in order that no person may receive the| highest honors of the Church ua-I less proven wholly worthy.
 Q. What is the Jewish concep-| ton of the soul?
 A. In the words of Rabbi Israel Mattuck, ''the soul and body are| separable, yet they are not always separate after death. The soul is an independent spiritual substance| with qualities. It is invisible, pure| and eternal. Yet the final Judg-| ment will be decreed over the sod and body together"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Readers os fine Democras invited euest0ns regarding Catholic Jewish faiths Questions wD this column promptly possible They should accompanied the address the writer should be addressed to this journal to The National Conference o Christians Avenue City Where personal eeply requested M should stated
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Events of the Week November 12 to IS


 Monday, November 18th
 6:3o p. rn.-Junior Auxiliary meet ing. Miss Leonora Knight will be guest speaker.
 800 p. m.-Regular meeting of the Official Board. Reports of Finance Committee will be made on the results to date of the Financial Canvass for the new year. Other important matters will be brought before the board.
 Tuesday, November l4th-
 200 p. Fundamentally meeting of the Waterbury District Group of Ladies Aids of Methodist Churches will be held in West Side Methodist church. A so- cial time will be enjoyed. 2:3o p. m.--A unique program in the form of Safari will be given by the women and girls of the Church in the church parlors. Al women of the Church are invited. Commit tee on Hearing, Mrs. w. W. Wimans, Mrs. Robert Spiers, Mrs. J. A. Coe, chairman; De- votional leaders, Mrs. J. J. Snavely, Mrs. H. W. Coe, Mrs. W. R. Grierson, Mrs. George Condit, Mrs. George Futile, presiding; Representatives from our church organiza tons Ladies Aid, Mrs. W. DeFabri- tis: Circle of Cheers, Miss Isa. bel Hinckley; Sunday School, Mrs. Clayton Brown; Senior Missionary Society, Mrs. E. Seaver, Young Womens Aux Hilary, Miss Ethel Salmon Junior Auxiliary, Mrs. Howard Hickcox; Standard Bearers, Maude Eggleton; local church, Dr. Snavely. soloist and Song Leader, Mrs. Charles Tole- man. Pianist, Miss Lois Wheeler. Chairman of re- treatments, Mrs. Chester L. Clark.
 Wednesday, November 18th TOO p. rn.--Boys Scouts.
 800 D. m.-Married Couples Club, Harry Hard. Portrait Photo. grapher, will give a talk on the recent development of color photography.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN

Rev. Joseph Johnson, pastor of the Advent Christian church on Cherry street, will speak on Did the Fish Follow Jonah?' at the inorn- ing worship tomorrow at i0:30 o'clock. His subject at the evening services at 2 o'clock will be "Why Preach the Second Coming of Christi"
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AnsIUers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6.
 l. Criminology. 2. California. 3. Ten years. {. Denmark. 5. Flo-rif'-er-us; not flo-ri. ferrous.
 6. Bay of Bengal. !. Yes.
 8. Commerce within . State. g. Westminster Abbey, in London.
 10. On account of their hardness and resistance to wear.
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c. What is the meaning of the uhrase Holy Spirit?"

phrase HOY SpirltT
 A. According to Biblical author. ities the Holy Spirit is spoken of primarily as the power known by experience to be at work in the fellowship of Christians-that is, of those who have received the gospel-rather than as Divine energy diffused throughout the Creation. Tn the New Testament the phrase Holy Spirit is taken as the name of that Divine Power which was especially operative in the Church"
 Q. What is . ''Pr0moter Of the Faith" in the Roman Catholic Church?
 A. The Promoter of the Faith,
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SALEM LUTHERAN

Twenty-Third Sunday After Trinity
 Christian Patriotism (Matt. 17:24- 27).
 300 a. n.--Swedish. Senior Choir. Violinist, orothy Anderson. Ushers: Burton Lundin and Philip Swanson. 10:15 a. rn.-Bible School, Auto ser- vice: Gunnard Anderson. 11:00 a. m.-English. Junior Choir. David Anderson, Soloist.
 3:30 D. rn.-Hartford District Brotherhood Annual Meeting Host Church: Emanuel, Manchester. Conn.
 400 p. rn.--Church Membership Gas.
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Questions on Comic PageI The following should be under lined:
 1. Flute. tympanum. Tyre. 2. Condor. thrust, putin. 3. Amethyst. opal. sapphire. {. Cricket. lacrosse, curling. s. Koodoo. mink. llama, orang- utan.
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CONGREGATIONAL

The church school will meet at 9:45 a. m. in the parish house.
 Morning worship will be held at il o'clock. The minister, Rev. Ed ward R. Hance, will preach on "The Need of Reinterpreting Truth to Modern World"
 Children's subject-"On Which Side?"
 Music: introductory voluntary. "Air", Handel; anthem, Forever Worthy Is Thy Lamb, Tschaikow- sky; offertory, "Reccessional," De- Koven; concluding voluntary, "Toc- cata," Frescobaldi.
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People of Tokyo. Japan. are being taught how to deal with incendiary bombs dropped by enemy airmen.
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Congregational
FIRST CHURCH

Order of Sunday Morning Service at il o'clock. Prelude-Benediction ............ Saint-Saens Processional-Onward, Christian Soldiers Sentences Invocation and The Lords Prayer Versicles-- Responsive Reading Gloria Patri- Children's Sermon .... Mir. Phillips Offering with Anthem-He Maketh Wars to Cease ........... Scot Doxology-- Scripture Lesson Anthem-Out of the Deep Martin Litany of Remembrance and Dedi- cation Hymn-These Things Shall Bel A Loftier Race sermon-The New World Order Necessarily Christian
 Rev. James E. Gregg Prayer Benediction- Recessional-0od The All-Power- full postlude-Pomp and Circumstance .................. Elga
 Sunday Services 9:45 a. nn.-Church School. li:00 a. rra.-Kindergarten and Prim- ary Departments. g:30 Q. m.-The Gregg Fellowship will leave the Church to spend the day with Rev. and Mrs. Harold D. Craw in Danielson. l2:i5 q. fn.-Special Business meet ing of the Church for considera- ton of the Budget for 1040. 500 p. m.--Meeting of the Chris mon Society.
 Notices for the Week Monday
 7:oo-e:oo p. m.-The' Girl Scout Leaders will meet in the Scout House for their Arts and Crafts course. 7:30 p. m. --The Ellen J. Whiton Book Club will meet with Mrs. David F. Babson and Mrs. Eugene Staegmann ct 5S Mel- bourne Terrace. Tuesday 800 p. m. - pr. Edward II. Kirschbaum will speak to the Twenty-Up Club on his trip to Europe last summer telling of his impressions of condi- tons. Wednesday,
 lo:0o g. m.-The Women's Guild will meet to work for the Christmas Sale Thursday, December 2. Luncheon will be served at l2:30 p. m. 500 p. m.-The first of four in. formal inter- Church meet. ings on the general subject of The War and the Christian Conscience will be held in the Conference Room. The special subject for this meeting will be The Conscientious Objec. tor: His Rights and Ills Duties. Dr. John N. Lewis will preside and Rev. James II. Phillips will open the discuss sion. This series of meetings are under the auspices of the Committee on Adult Educa. ton of the Waterbury Coun- ell of Churches. Friday 400 p. rn.-Meeting of Cub Pack No. 22.
 7:S0 ?. m. - Meeting of Boy Scouts, Troop No. a.
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EMMANUEL LUTHERAN

Sunday school tomorrow at 9 a. m. and an English service at 10 a. m. The Every Member canvass will be held Sunday. Tuesday the Confirm ation class vii meet at 3:30 p. m. and at 8 p. m. Friday the choir will rehearse.
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ST. MICHAEL,s

Sxs NVAOHA64 - For week commencing Nov. 12.
 The services at St. Michael's church tomorrow, Twenty-third Sunday after will be as follows: Celebration of the Holy Commun- ion at 7:30 a. m. Sunday School in the Parish House at 9:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at Il q. m. Sermon subject "Cesar's Prop. erty and Gods Property" Young Peoples Fellowship in the Parish house at 8:30 p. m.
 Monday
 3:S0 D. m.-Grammar School choir In choir room. 4:20 D. m.-Altos in choir room. 7:46 D. m.-Girls' Friendly Society in Parish House. It is requested that all members of the c F. s. make a special effort to be present as plaps for the Mother and Daughter bah- quet to be held on Nov. 20th VIII be made.
 Tuesday,
 3:3o D. m.-Woman's Auxiliary in Parish House. s%..
 5:l5 p. m.-warden's and vestry in choir room.
 s.45 p. m.-sopranos in choir room.
 Wednesday
 3:3o D. m.--Jr Confirmation class In choir room.
 500 D. m.-Sr. Confirmation class in choir room. t~ Thursday
 700 p. m.-Troop 2 B. s. A. in Parish House.
 3:30 p. m.--Novitiates in choir room. .ti
 400 D. m.-sunday School Or chestra rehearsal in choir room.
 TOO p. m.-Altos & sopranos; en- tire choir at 7:3o p. m.
 On Friday, Nov. 17th the 69th An- nual meeting of the Woman's Auxl- iary will be held at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford with celebra- ton of the Holy Communion at lO:i5 a. m. It Is hoped that Q good number of the Woman's Auxiliary from St. Michaels Parish will plan to attend.
 Sunday, Nov. is the Rt. Rev. Frederick c. Budlong, D. D. Bishop of Connecticut will administer the Rite of Confirmation to c class at the ii Q. m. Service. The Rector has asked the young people of the Parish of High School age or over to meet with him In the Parish House on Sunday evening ct 6:30 D. m. with the thought of forming a branch of the Young Peo- ple's fellowship. It is hoped that a number of the young people of the parish will be interested.
 With other churches in the land, the Rector will call attention to the Red Gross Drive during the coming week and the tremendous necessity of the carrying on of the work which they have been doing. METHODIST
 Sun. Nov. l2.
 Rev. William M. Nesbit. Ph.D. 9:45 a. m.-Sunday School-(Here is the church of tomorrow). il a. m. to l2m.-Public Worship. Sermon-"The Shining Face Of Moses.
 ' to 7:5o p. m.-Young Peoples Meeting tEpworth League) By the Brook ........ Boisdeffre Madrigale ............ Simonetu Hymn-O Worship the King Invocation and Lords Prayer Overture-"Zampa" ..... L. Herold The, Boys Military Band Address: Help Yourself to Happi-
 ness"-Dr. David Seabury. THIRD CONGREGATIONAL Sunday Sevices-Nov. 18th
 10 a. m.-The Sunday School.
 10:45 a. m.-The Morning Wor- ship. Sermon topic, "The Highest Patriotism"
 D. m. - The Young Peoples meeting at the parish hall.
 News of the Week
 Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
 Tuesday, 1 D. m.+The Girl Scouts
 Tuesday. T:30 p. m-The Corpor- ation Committee meeting. Wednesday. 2:50 D. ms-The La- afans AfA Onnfntw
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Naugatuck Church Directory

Thursday, Nov. 1e-s p. m. The Fidelity Bible Glass will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. onovan, 202 Maple street.
 The Fair Committee are going ahead with plans that they hope will make the Hollberry Bazaar, to be held Thursday and Friday, De- cember 7th and 9th, the best fair yet.
 Art Trafford will be Chairman of the Shooting Gallery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-11

By the Brook ........ Boisdeffre Madrigale ........... SimoneCJl Hymn-O worship the King Invocation and Lords Prayer Oyerture-"Zampa" ..... L. Herold The. Boys Military Band Address: Help Yourself to Happi- ness"-Dr. David Seabury.
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Order of Sunday Morning Service at Il o'clock. Prelude-Benediction ............
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1899.
unknown facts conceraing plsnsn-

unknown facts concerning pismen-
tation.
Regarded as outstanding among
their findings, declared the scientists,
Is proof that III races have the same
Ave color pigments and that varia-
tions in skin color are due to the
proportions in which they are bien-
ded.
Doctors Edwards and Huntley are
using the newly developed recording
spectrophomoeter in studying varia-
tions in the FIVE pigments which
make up skin color. Their investi-
CATION, as reported in the current
issue of the American Journal Of
Anatomy, may lead to quicker, more
accurate diagnoses Of anemia and
reliable method Of checking re-
suits Of treatment.
One of the pigments revealed by
the investigationand named me-
anoid by it's discoverers-has here
tofore remained mystery. It is a
diffuse form Of the familiar brown
rigment, mclanin, found in abund-
ance in colored persons.
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fight leader and William Palmer.
adjutant.
Association officers are student
pilots and have done much to slim
uIate local interest in flying. Ac-
cording to Hampton, the organiza-
tion has the cooperation of Cleve-
land Airports and hopes to become
affiliated with the National Airmen's
Association. Colored aviators, he
said, vii be encouraged to partici-
pate in the national air races, held
annually in Cleveland.
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in New York. visitor bought q bed
room suite, and piano from q store
on Eighth Avenue. And the goods
were tagged for her. She said she
would come back IN short time with
"a truck which would carry the goods
south FOR her Over three weeks
passed. in the meantime the goods
were damaged BY fire, water and
smoke, and she was not entitled to
recover the price. She had rea-
sonabie time TO remove the goods.
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funds In the bank to meet it, ~ Y
MS duty To- present The check fof
payment within "a reasonsbie tiMe.
If he should not do 80, and loss
caused by an unreasonable delay Il
presenting the check for payment 4
one e-the vendor.
GOODS MUST Bff REMOVED
within reasonable time after pun
chase, and in the meantime tn 81
is upon the purchaser il tAc cod
are destroyed without the fault g
the fault of the vendor. Last Jun
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(for AMP
:P you OUT OF TROUBLE

TO KEEP YOU OUT OF TROUBLE E
THE LAW or SALES - If pay
ment for any goods is authorized TO
be made in some specified manner J.
or to be made by mail and the
money is so sent although the
money may never reach the seher
the buyer is discharged from his
] obligation.
A yENDER lseller) is not oblig-
ed to accept check in payment.
But if he accepts II. and there are
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OHIO AIRMEN
ORG A N lie

CLEVELAND, q. (ANP) Recent
formation here Of the Cleveland's s
Airmen's Association marked not
able addition to the increasing num-
Der of Negroes who have taken up
the study Of aviation. The officers
are as follows: Ray Hampton, saua-
dron commander; Norman Parker,
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Scientists Prove All
Races Have Same Skin
Color Pigments

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. lANPl "A
thorough, scientific study Of human
skin colors, now being conducted at
Massachusetts Institute Of Technol-
ogy under direction Of Dir. Edward
A. Edwards Of Harvard Medical
School and Or. S. Quimby Duntley
Of NIT, has revealed some hitherto
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HpI.-Aln d follower Of your
column. Nv husband goes aroure
d lot and don't take up much time
with his family. Do you think nc
win ever stop bringing up my past
His past is worse than mine. !,
An.:--It seems that he must nh1
..h;r~ In fuss about and he can
xery well accuse you OF not ao'"s
xour best right now, SO he has 70
hr;n. IN things that happened be-
Cor. nc knew you. Don't worry ana
FIRE .bou, what he says as il doesn't
mean anything. In time he's going
10 settle down and be a decent faith
er 10 your three children.
L.B.H.-I am planning on gong
to Chicago or either Indianapolis TO
live and want to know which would
be the better place for me?
Ans. - You had better stick
around until spring before making
this change as long as you have
a pretty good job and no debts, you
are much better off tnan the aver
me. A little excitement will come
into your life this winter that VIII
bring you happiness.
W.R.C-For two years now
have been living in the city and
haven't done any good. | am dis
gusted and want to know what
should do
Ans:--i feel that if you went back
e. the farm and took up where you
lefs off. you would be happy again.
You have very modern convenienees
en your farm and both you and
your wife would enjoy being back
out in the open and free 10 breathe
again.
W.C.C.-I am married man ana
have fallen in love with a married
woman and want to know if she WILL
ever be mine?
Ans: - oh. what suffering some
people bring on themselves. In the
6rst place YOU shouldn't have en-
couraged her knowing you were
marred. Neither should she have
accepted your attentions. Both OF
YOU are making the other miserable
and the sooner you stop seeing one
another, the better.
M.T.-Tell me if | should cave
Nj. entirely and go back home ana
try my luck again?
Ans:-Move away from the party
and establish yourself in small
place of your own. To go home
wouldn't help matters any. Get
Job and don't depend on anyone for
your living and when the right man
come. along, marry him and you
WON'T be made unhappy.
C.L.-Please tell me why my SIDE
and arms hurt so bad at night foi
this worries me so terribly bad?
Ans:-Probably rheumatic con
dieion go Immediately to yous
doctor and allow him to examine
you. He can find out the condition
and relieve you completely in shor'
tine. Don't take medicines thai
are not prescribed by your doctor.
M.L.S.--I have baby girl by
man who isn't married. stay witt
nv father and | know he is gettins
tired of US. Tel me if the child
father will ever nelp me suppor
her?
Ans:-Not unless you force hin
to do SO. II is his duty to help ou
with this baby !. talk it over will
yorr I,lav and he will carry thi
matter to the courts if you like. Ihi
man will not offer to help unles
made to do so.
L.W.-Am trying to make m,
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Ans:--For = while yet. There will
always be times when your husband
will pick up and leave. but he will
always return. Adapt yourself to
his moody disposition.
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