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La gaceta., 1939-04-26
~DeliriO de Grandeza"

~DeliriO de GrGRdezG"
La cOmpania de Gilberto Del
tino anuncia para ell jueves, a
Is centavos la luneta y entrada,
81 estreno de "Delirio de Gran
deza', un sainete de Agustin
Rodriguez.
I'm formidable" acto de va
Tiedades Sc prepare para la Sc
segunda parte, algo nuevo y sen
sacional.
Sc estrenara Ell viernos Sin
dicato de Criados'', exito de risa,
y el domingo "Maldita Bebida".
Para Ell lunes Sc anuncia una
function extraordinaria, dedica-
da en- particular a los trabajado-
res.
Dirije la orquesta ell j6ven pro
fesor Aristides Santirzo.
No habra function Ell sabado,
con motive del bale de las Flo
res.
Operdda Ia Sra. Del Barrio
Una operaci6n de urgencia Sc
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
MAnO AL CAPTAIN WAR
NER LA CORRIENTE ELEC-
TRICA

Crando trabajaba en- ell tras-
misor de la Estaci6n de Radio
Gulf, en- los muelles municipal
les, una fuerte corriente lie eau
SO la muerte al captain George
c. Warner, jr., vecino de la ca
sa n1mero 3410 de la Gale de
Obispo, en- esta ciudad.
Ell juez de paz Turner hizo
una investigation y manifesto
gus un accidente lie. habia oca-
sionado la muerte cerca de la
una de la tarde de aver, en- su
planta.
Encontr6 ell cadaver, dando a.
viso a la policia, ell joven en-
pleado Richard Tyler, de 10 a.
nos.
La mano izquierda la tiene
indicando que por ella
penetr6 la corriente en- ell cuer-
pc.
Deja a su viuda, tres hijos, u
ma hija y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
DICE QUE SIC HA
ESTABLECIDO LA RELA-
CION ENTIRE LOS HIPPO
DROMOS Y LA GENIE
DEL HAMPA

Tallahassee, abril 26.-El Sc
nador Graham, de Miami, mani
.fest6 hoy que Sc ha establecido
de manera indudable, que Ha-
try Fink, hotelero de Miami
Beach, es ell eslab6n entire los hi
p6dromos de Tropical Park Y
Hialeah y la genie del hampa.
Estima ell senador que Sc IA
establecido esa reaction por las
declaraciones ~prestadas ante Ell
comite presidido por el.
Las companies e individuos
combinados provodaron Ell cie-
IRE, a los cuatro dias de alberto,
del hip6dromo del joven Milo
mario Horning, de Hollywood,
cerca de Miami.
"Hemos probado dijo ell sena-
dor, que Fink esta relacionado
con Hialeah; hemos probadoo
sus relaciones con Ell Tropical y
ell director de este hip6dromO".
Fink facilit6 100000 al nue.
vo hip6dromo, para Gambia, y
despues retro Ell dinero, orrgi-
nando Ell cierre.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
AUTOMOBILES DE About,
LER PARA YBOR CITY

Anoche Sc concedi6 permiso a
ina nueva compania de autom6
Files de aaluiler, la Tampa Gao
10, para establecer Is autom6-
viles de Servicio pGblico, entire
Ybcr City, West Tampa, Gary y
) ,-kncn Heights.
Los comites de policia | Gales
rccomendaron que Sc hiciera la
concession.
AL mismo tempo Sc redujo Ia
quota de coches de la Economy
desde IS a As; la de la Diamond
desde 40 a 35, y'la de la Florida
des1e 40 a 80.
Sc autorizo al mayor Chancey
puara sacar a subasta la cons
truccion del techo de la glorietl
de Cr-caden, bajo la promesa de
lue Il dinero Sc incluira en- Ell
pr6ximo presupuesto.
Qued6 aprobado garantizar al
departamento de c~arreteras del
Estado la :emoci6n de todas las
caherfas maestras de aqua y gas
EN- la avenida Hillsborough en-
ire Florida y Nebraska, con ell
fin de que pueda pavimentarse
lie concrete.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
NEWMAN ESTIMA QUE FL
IMPUESTO AID VALOREM
NO DEBE SER ABOLIDO

Tallahassee, abril 26.-Ante
un comite del senado, r. L. New
man, de la Association de Contri
buyentes de la Florida, Sc opuso
a la abolici6n de todos los i'm
puestosad valorem en- ell Estado.
ia abolici6n de los impuestos
advalorem seria u npeligroso ex-
perimento, no intentando desde
que Francia, en- 1897, quiso abo-
lir las tres-quintas parties de las
contribuciones sobre la propie-
dad y sufri6 sus desastrosos re
sultados".
Ell 1nico propietario que tiene
derecho a quejarse es ell dueno
de bienes rafces que paga sus
contribuciones, porque lleva So
bre el la carga del 400 que no
las paga y acumula contribrcio-
mes morosas y despues Sc libra
de elias por medic de leyes, en-
proporci6 nde un centavo por
dollar"
Todo 10 que necesitamos en- la
Florida es leyes para hacer cum
plir las taSaciones equitativas,
firme cobro de contribucioneS Y
economic y eficiencia en- ell 60
bierno.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26

he hizo en- la noche de aver a Ia
Sra. Consuelo del Barrio, espo-
sa de nuestro apreciado amigo
Julian del Barrio.
Realize la Intervention qui-
r1rgica ell DR.. Treles.
En- horas de la manana era
relativamente satisfactorio ell
estado de la enferma.
Deseamos que su restableci-
miento no Sc haga esperar.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
LA CONQUISTA DE AME..
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

ST hubiesen sido seres raciona
es, como recelaban los indios,
inabrian podido sentir, como 10
sentian sus duenos, que ADRIAN
"a ruta hacia I'm paraiso en- Ell
que habian de entrar en- ell futu-
ro miles de ejemplares de su es-
E1cie. Porque en- ning1n sitio
los caballos han errado y pasta
do mas feliz y libremente que
en- los inmensos pastos de la A
merica del Sur, cuyo rumbo a.
brieron los diez y ocho compa-
lleros de Cortes
Ell PdrdiSO de los cdbGllos
Porque, una vez separadas las
primeras dificultades, los caba-
los Sc adaptaron facilmente y
con toda felicidad a su nueva
morada. Mas ALA de la Inca de
las florestas del Drio, irrumpie-
ron en- las grandes praderas de
Texas y del Nuevo Mexico. Y So
espercieron a 10 largo de la cos
ia occidental hasta ell Canada.
Pero los caballos que siguieron
a las primeras expediciones de-
Rio de la Plata, sc multiplicaror
aun mas rapidamente. Pedro dc
Mendoza dej6 siete caballol
cuando abandon6 Buenos Aires
despues de las primeras tentati
vas. Cincuenta amos despues, to.
dos los indios de la Patagonia ca
balgaban sobre los descendien
ties de aquellos siete primeros.
LOS caballos salvajes", escri
be un ~viajero ingles en- 1774
mo tienen duehO, pero pastan
deambulan en- grandes manada.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
ESTA E Ell COM.
PANERO A

Sc halla recluido en- 81 sanato-
rio del Centre Espa.ol, enfec-
me, ell estimado amigo, miembro
del Connie Popular Democrat
co, r. Samelsa.
Samalaa es ur leal e incansa-
BILE luchador en- re de la carsa
lie la Repdbica y q pueblo espa-
mol. Anhelamcs sa pgonto res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
InVitaci6R

InvitGci6R
Nos la manda el presidente
del Circulo Cubano, amigo Pa
quito Garcia, para ell bale de
las Flores, que Sc efectuara Ell
sabado.
Tres orquestas tocaran en- la
gran fiesta, incluyendo a la So
nora y la Tropical. Para la inau-
guraci6n del patti, e dia 20 de
mayo, han sido contratadas Gin
co orqueStas.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
E ENTIRE MOSCU Y
NEW YORK

Moscu, abril 26.-Esta pre-
parade para realizar un vuelo
esta ciudad y New York,
con motive de la Feria Mundial,
ell famoso photo russo Vladimir
Kokkinaki. lie acompanara un ma
'vegador.
Despegara Ell avi6n especial
tan luego sean favorables las
condolences atmosfericas.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26

rencia de apetito y energfa, torpeza
mental.
Els facil d%espertar los intestinos
~ociosos. Tome ell aromatico v TODD
vegetal BLACK-DRAUGHT. Su ayu-
da unusual emana de su principal
ingrediente-un t6nico laxante in
test ?al que imparte tono a los ocio-
SOS musculos del abdomen.
Mllones de paquetes usados testi-
fican de los meritos del BLACK
DRAUGHT. Pruebelo ahora.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
Dolor de cabeza y NAL aliento avisan
que algo mas esta en- canine

Ash como ell famoso viaje de Paul
Ravere sirvio para dar aviso de que
sc ~acercaban los Casacas- Rojas, asi
los mensajeros de la n~aturaleza son
los dolores de cabeza, la biliosidad,
ell NAL aliento-sintomas a menudo
de defectuosa elimination.
Descuidar esas sehales puede pro
ducir todas las Inconvenience del
estrenimiento; estomago agrio, ca
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia SG pd0.)
Leales

Leales
Por este medic Sc cita a todos
los hermanos para la tenida ge-
neral ordinaria que Sc celebra-
"a el microbes 26 del corriente,
en- ell lugar y bora de costumbre.
Ell s~ecretario, active e inteli-
genie amigo Jer6nimo Gonzalez,
encarece la asistencia.
Tambien Sc eta para hoy, a
las 80, a la Secci6n Juvenil.
Preparan los Leales dos gran
DIES fiestas, una para ell sabado
I'm bale, y otra para el 81 de ma
70, un Picnic.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
En- ell CtrcalO

La sociedad Circulo Cubano
celebrara junta general manana
jueves, en- ell edificio de la Gale
Catorce. Sc dara a conocer ell ba
lance del trimestre y Sc biscuit
ran asuntos generates de gran
importancia.
Sc recuerda a los socios que
para Ell bale del sabado tienen
la obligation de presentar ell Car
net y ell 1ltimo recibo de quota.
A los transeuntes Sc cobraran
estos precios: rs los caballeros Y
% centavos las senoras y seio-
ritas.
Empezara Ell bale a las 10 80
y Sc terminara a las a de la ma
mana.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
Del Centre EspaRoL

DIT WITH HVP"FOF
La Secci6n de Protection y Au-
xilio del Centre Espanol esta CT
tada para una junta general or
dinaria que Sc ~efectuara ell jue-
YES, en- ell edificio de Ybor City.
Suplicase a los que hayan per
cibido dieta durante ell trimestre
no dejen de asistir.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
Sc AHOGO EN- UNA TINA
DE LAVAR

LaBelle Fla, abril 26.-Una
ninita de IL meses, Ruth Goth
ern, Sc cay6 en- una tina de la
var, en- Ell patio del fondo de u
ma casa que sus padres vista
ban, y mrri6 ahogada. Todos los
esfuerZcs cue Sc hitieron para
revivirla resultaron infructuo-
SOS.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy Y mana.
a. La temperature Sc manten
RI por encima de 10 normal.
No habra canlbio para lluvia.
Maxma aver, IS grades; mi
nina, 50.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
PITTMAN PIDE AUXILIO
PARA CHINA

Washington, abril 26.-Tie-
nese entendido que ell senador
Pittman revisara su ley de net
La gaceta., 1939-04-26

40 es inevitable y cree que las
potencias totalitarias Gambia
ran de rumbo.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26

alLIIyE PAIN IN FaW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain Of Rheuma-
tsm, Nsuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago. IN q
Jew minutes, set the Doctors formula
EURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
eotics. Does the work quiekly-must relieve
worst pain, 70 your satisfaction IN a few
minutnm or mansy baek az Drugvis6. Don't
gnGer. Use NURrTO On tAh g~uarantse today.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26
OtrG InVitGci6N

OtrG InUitGct0n
Nos la manda ell Club Opt
mista para Ell banquete del vier-
mes, en- ell Restaurant Columbia.
En- honor del Quito presiden-
te international de los Optimis-
tas, DR.. Fern Petty.
Patrocinan Ell banquete los
clubs de Ybor City, Tampa, Bra
denton y st. Petersburg.
Ell alcalde Chancey dedic6 e.
dia del viernes a los OptimistaS
de Tampa y sus contornos.
La gaceta., 1939-04-26

JNntG
Hoy sc verificara la junta de
la Agrupaci6n de Embarques
del Centre Asturiano, en- ell pa
lacio de la avenida de Nebraska
y Palm. A las $50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
ioaO HOUSEHOLD DONTs

Don't relegate fayorite china to tho top shelf just because it X cracked or clipped; q little china cement and careful mendlng wlll' make lt almost as good as new Don't neglect minor upholstery rtg pairs; you may not be able actuAiiJ to resupholster expeftly, but oven an amateur can tighten springs and turn out pretty taiiored-looking slip covers, Don't forget to clean ana oil, according to directions, eiectris cal appliances, Don't gloom around in dingy rooms, when rugs and dras pories can Do ineXpensively fresh. 0ned and renovated by cleaning aflt dyeing. Don't allow silver or other metal ornaments to become tar- nished and dull; if they are worth having around, they are worth keeps ing bright and shining, Repairs and renewals promptly attended to. keep any house from getting down. atsthesheei, 3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX
 NEA Service Stan Writer


 Last call for unusually good "lit. tie things to eat" for the New Years Eve party. Like these7 Double or triple recipes for c crowd,
 Hot Cheese Pie
 t9erves O
 Four ounces sharp American cheese, 2 ounces, Swiss cheese, 2 ounces Parnesan cheese. 8 eggs, 1 cup cream salt, pepper, cay. enne, puff paste
 Gut American and Swiss cheese into tiny cubes. Crate Parmesan cheese, Beat eggs well. add cream and beat again. Add cheese and seasoning and mix thorough- ly. Butter small ctstard cupG. Line sides with thin layer of puff paste, only one.half way to bot. tom, but have the puff paste C little higher than rim of custard cup. Fill g.. { full with cheese mixture, Bake in moderately slow oven t32b degrees ID for about i2 minutes. Serve immediately.
 Deviled Lobster
 @ sefvinRs)
 Here's a hot lobster speciality, easy to prepare and serve. that is not expensive, An ideal dish for . late supper when everyone IA hungry. Prepare early in day and run into oven at the last minute. Serve from the dish it is baked in. Three cups chopped lobster fresh or quick frozen 4 small lobsters), 2 cups bread crumbs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
WOUNDS, CLEANLINESS AND
 COLDS

The degree of scarring left by Q wound depends primarily on the do. gree of damage or destruction oi tissue, of course, but much depends also on the skill and care. applied if the first aid and early treatment oi the wound. For this reason 1t iB c distinct advantage to have the ex- pert service of e plastic surgeon In the early treatment of wounds likely 70 leave scars.
 The most efficient all.around an- tiseptic and disinfoctant for every- body is plain soap and water.
 Notwithstanding oil the popular obsessionS about antlgeptics and afl- tiSeptio precautions the indifference of the public in regard to cleanli. ness is appalling. Especially shock ing Is our national carelessness about washing the hands before eating and drinking. Tho primitive facilities for such cleanliness in res- taurants, lunchrooms, soda foun- tains and the like are shocking when one knows something about the diseases thAt are 50 frequently spread through such tincleanlinogB. Many cities have pretentious ordi- nanees prescribing minimum TO. quiyements Of cleanliness for such places, but Yankee politics runs most health departments and tho sanitary regulations are not taken seriously.
 There Is no more efficient anti. septic lotion or first aid cleaning of Q wound than plain soapy water,
 There Is no better antiSeptic wet dressing for ah infected, painful or suppurating wound or boil or run around" than Q large pad or mass of gauge kept wet with hot Soapy water.
 Now c word about wet feet and "colds". I still believe and assert without reservation that Q doctor never gives serious consideration to getting tho feet wet or undue OK. posture unless he is unable to dc. terinine what really ais the patient or hesitates to say frankly " l cant make 6 positive diagnosis as yet-f can only walt until development Of tho illness makes the diagnosis poB- sible." If your patient Is ono of lim- ited intelligence you have to piddle along with tho "heavy cold" hokun until you can safely say what you think he has got. Tho less intelli. genee the more easily humbugged that way.
 If'a quack has 6 panaeoa or cure. oil you will notice he doesn't offer it aB C cure for diphtherla or in. hucnga or sinuBitis or brain fever or infantile paralysis, Ho offers it as c cold cure, because "cold" is what everybody thinks he has when ho Is coming down with any Of these respiratory infections And If your family doctor huns and haWs about wet feet, undue exposure and keeping well under the covers Inc iS doing yeoman service for the great iiostrum and qliackery business.
 When 1 make that crack about the low order Of intelligence Of the iayman who s willing to believe his illness is c "0old"--ir the early stage-I hope you won't get mad, Maybe you have extenuation for your silly notion that wet feet or undue exposure certainly gives you . "coid." Drop in again and we'll examine your extenuation,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

Make iel0 c "variety year." with at least one new dish each week for your family or guests. These recipes may Dc used for that big holiday dinner, or for any of tho eold.weatheF meals inst are yet ahead.
 Mssio Egg Neg
 { tablespoons sweetoned
 condensed milk
 4 cup cup water
 Few grains salt
 Nutmeg
 Blend gweetened condensed milk and water. Add Weli.beaten egg and . few gFains Of salt. Deat with egg beateT. Sprinkle nutmeg on top. Serves 1.
 Grange pvuns Cheese eaIad
 (gerves q 4to B navel oranges, peeled and
 sliced
 Lettuce
 % pFaneg, cooked
 eep OVbtbBO vHDWbW
 Arrange : orange slices in circle on lettuce covered salad plate. Center each with c pFune stuked with cheese. Servo with any ds. sired dressing.
 vaFiatiensi Stun prunes with cream cheese OF peanut butter, moistened with orange juies.
 Reaet Lsmb, French etyIs Prepare leg of iamb in the usual way for roasting. Make an inoision in kBuokie end Of ieg and insert X eiove Of garlic. Place on rack of roasting par, sprinkle with sait and pepper and dFedge with -four. Put Into 6 hot oven tB00s F.) Fes dueing heat after iB minutes. I|aste frequently with fat in pan. if mere fat is needed, use butter oF drip. pinss of fat salt pork. Allow 90 minutes te q pound fop roasting. When Toaet is cooked, remove to platter end koop hot. Pour of part Of fat, leaving about 4 tablespoons. Aqd 2 cups cooked, dried Limas, gtiF carefully 0E shake them in the pan untli aIl the bFewued ilquld iD absorbed. Add pepneF And salt if
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

' h 6 nelghbors staring md critlclslng us for buying Q horn. see lots of things that are improvident and silly about 1t. But l also sec child with the love of his life satisfied for once, TRY TO GIVE HIM
 WHAT HE WANTS
 Of course (oh, dear, there must always be an "of eourse), f am being very extreme. If Timothy B going to Do endangered by the lack Of sufficient clothing and oil that, no has to have c sturdy suit, Or, If his pride in dress Is as urgent as his obsession for c horn, I'd give the benefit of doubt to the clothes.
 But otherwise maybe it iS just possible for him Co have the thing no wants most in the world rather than the thing WE want for him most in the world, Not ns regular diet. Juse once in c while,
 Bruce Barton tells Of bis father buying him and his brother ye. locipedes when they needed other things and had little money. ffe says ho never was NO happy. Dr. William E. Barton was beloved all over tho country. Dr. Will, if yau remember, wrote 50 long about fam. fly life, and the people certainly listened.
 Lot uS examine Into this situa- ton iil c general way Parents get into tho habit Of doing oil tho choosing, Why not hearken occa. sionally to tho SoS's Of our chil. drenP N",,
 Sometimes children blow lot and then cold, They THINK they just have to have c certain thing or they won't live, Maybe it js not at all important and they for. get In c week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Of Interest To Women

Have you q household problem Co selve? Write y0us question clearly, sign y0af name and aa' dress, enclose three eseent postage steMp and mali Co The Weman's Editor, Washington Service Dus reaH, The Democrat, f0i3 18th BtFest, Washington, Q. O., for . personal reply.
 c. How may 1 repair tie worn edges Oh tiie collar and cuffs Of c fur coat2
 A. Ruio . straight pencil line on inc leather side, cut oi this line with razor blade and then rebind the fur With cotton tape. The tape should bc securely 0yerhanded on the edge and caught back on th0 leather to give . good finish.
 c. Ie C water bath, an oven, Of 4 steamer without pressure adeqiiate for canning iiieate7.
 A. No; for although itisuffIcients Iy processed meat may keep if stored % low temperature, even when iio visible signs Of spoilage gre 0bs served there is no certainty inst the bacteria which cause food poisoning have not beef active. If Q pYegs slire caiiiier is not available, other Of preservation should De used for meats.
 s-A~~-.s t
 c. Is it known who was the first potter in Ainertca9 4
 A. ft is said 0 have been DiFck Ciaesen, "p0tsDakefv who Is listed as sllCli in tho list Of bllgglieFs Of the npity Of AilisteFdain, New Eiigs land" AEfii %, ieBT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

service with . smile"--in this
 cheery apron made from Claire I'll.
 dens Pattern DoD. A crlSply efficient
 style that will serve you well In
 every way. It makes n perfect be- ginning if you're A timid firSt-try dressmaker, for nothing could be simpler to stitch up with the step. by.stop Sewing Guides capable as. Eistnn0e. Just Aee how easy thc out-
 tIns and stitching w, with no seams 5ll the sides Of the skirt, Isn't the back bow ireAh and perky looking7 You might lIko the center panel made on tho bias, especially strik- iKe in checked gingham. The nfIas-cF0ss straps lll pack firmly ',6saV put" oil Your Alioulders. And lIuau pointed pockets arc 90 con- paIlieht fof carrying odds and ends as you hurry from rom to room
 fno bIb lu cut iil two yufsiolis-- pointed ~ square. ANa rlc-rac .dalnk Iof q 8ay trim. NOW chooSe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
-wE THE woMEN-
 Americans Needn't Feel Snug OUer Fact We Are Free Of Vars 7ervuy *** *N* %** #** THERE'S STILL TOO MUCH HUMAN MISERY WE CAN HELP ALLEVIATE

Into c do-nothing state, let's be c bit critical of it.
 Sure, we who fire warm, well- fed, weli.ciothed live in America. But 90 do millions of others. who haven't as much reason as we to Do thankful for it.
 EACH or Us
 CAN DO SOMETHING
 Young men and young women without jobs. Middle-aged men and women without jobs. old men and womon without jobs. Whole groups of people who suf- for from prejudices that exist eyon in "the land of the free"
 Let's remember them in iO40.-- ell Of us. And, remembering, sec that we make someone (with less reason to Do thankfuD feel as we do about otir country.
 There is something big and i'm. portant that each one of iie can do. Maybe 1t iv finding q job for someone who is down and out. Maybe it is helping \ discour- aged. 'bewildercd young person get his feet on the ground.
 Maybe it is giving our time and money to afi organized charity. or just taking care of our own old folks.
 But it, B there. Something i'm. portaf1t for each Of Us Co do, if We will but find it.
 Then thousands moro than said it in i0JO will be able to say, Thank God we live in America"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Your Dog Deserves Right Winter Care

Wintry, sniffiy days are here. but with right care your dog will come through with coiors flyingl
 Watch out for colds. Your dog will come through with colors fly. ingl
 Watch out for colds. Your dog lS likely to catch otie if confined to badly heated, badly ventilated quarters after strenuous exercise Ills symptoms viii Do poor appetite shivering, c dry nose, sneezing, iist- leBsness.
 Then quickly you come to the rescue, put your pot in warm com. fortAble quarters, feed him light ilourishiilg foods such as milk and beef broth. Give syrup Of buck. thorn-frofn one teaBpoonfui to tive tabiespoonsful.
 And your dog will Dc grateful these chilly days for C little extra attention to his food. Give c light warm meal in the morning ii ads dition to his regular evening one, Cod liver oil also builds tip his res sistance afid this Is the time Of the year for it.
 What should his diet be7 What to do should he catch c serious allment such as distemper? our J2spage booklet tells how Co care for your dog from puppyhood, gives advice on feeding, holisebreaking, grooming, ailments. Has directions for training, teaching tricks.
 Send 10C in c0in for your copy of HOW TO CHOOSE AND CARE FOR YOUR DOG to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, O3B sixth Avey New York, N. Y. Sc sure O write piainIy y0uF NAME, ADs DRESS, and the NAME Of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Modern Menus
'om Turner of tho Waldorf, New York)

moiStened, 2 cups cream, 2 ten. spoons Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 2 table- spoons sherry or white grapejuice, 2 hard cooked eggs, ehopped 1 tablespoon lemon juice, salt. pep. per, paprlka, 2 cups buttefed bread crumbs. Chop the lobster, Add bread crumbs moistened with water and squeezed dry, Add cream, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, sherry or grapejuico, chopped eggs and lemon juice. season with salt, pepper and pap- rika to taste, Place in baking dish. Sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs and bake for i-2 hour in c moderate oven CSb0 do. grees F),