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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
NAZI PAPERS IN
 BITTER DENIALS
Foreign Reports That Hit Ter Plans to Seize Sl0-
 vakia Denounced

Berlin, June 15.-(UP)-Nazi newspapers angrily denounced foreign reports that Adolf Hitler was planning military occupation or open annexation of Slovakia to- day.
 At the same time, well informed foreign military quarters asserted that they had confirmed reports that German troops were in western Slo- vakia and had begun to occupy the military zone along the Moravia- -Slo- vakia border as provided in the original -Slovak treaty after the dismemberment of Czechoslo- vakia.
 Plans for occupation of this zone include erection of Notifications, barbed wire entanglements, gun em- placements, barracks and military airdromes, German officials admit ted.
 Troops Not Withdrawn
 It was understood that large number of the German troops who originally occupied Slovakia last March had not been withdrawn.
 Some well informed sources be- lieved that the presence of these troops and the beginning of the construction of Notifications large ly accounted for reports of big troop movements and preparation for large scale action. These sources did not believe that the Nazis con- teinplated such action.
 German newspapers, denouncing foreign reports used such head lines as "Press Fables of Dramatic German Preparations in the East; British Lies-a World Scandal"; "Lies About a German March," and "Impudent Lies About an Impend- ing March Into Slovakia and Po- land."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
THIRTEEN MEET
 DEATH IN DRESDEN

Dresden, Germany, June 15.- (UP)-Thirteen persons were killed and 20 injured today when Ber- lin-Prague express train was derail- ed at the town of Mittelgrund, near Bodenbach in the Sudeten- land, at
 The cause of the wreck was not determined. Three cars of the ex- press overturned going through the station at Mittelgrund, causing the locomotive to crash into and de- molish a steel tower.
 Mittelgrund is in the Sudeten territory ceded to Germany last Oct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
JEAN DE KOVEN
 SLAYER MUST DIE

Paris, June 15.-(UP)-president Albert Lebrun today rejected the plea for clemency of Eugene Weid- mann, the convicted murderer whose victims included Jean De Koven, Brooklyn dancer, and Weid- mann probably vii lbe guillotined at dawn Saturday.
 The sentence against Roger Mil lion, his accomplice. was commuted to life at hard labor. A brother of Miss De Koven has asked permis- sion to witness the guillotining.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15

involving 9 light truck he was driv- ing and a truck operated by Tokar- czyk. on the Waterbury Seymour highway. The accident occurred just south of Seymour, January 21, at 10:15 p. m.
 Motion to Set Aside
 A motion to set aside the ver- dict has been filed by Attorney David M. Reilly, counsel for the defend- ants, on the ground that Judge Will liam H. Conley in his charge to the jury eliminated the question of contributory negligence and that the amount of the award was ex- cessive in view of the evidence.
 It was claimed that the defend- ants truck, owned by Geary, at 8 point north of Concordia Hall, Seymour, swerved suddenly to its left and collided head-on with the light truck operated by the de- ceased. The force of the collision stripped the body off the light truck, and the deceased was pinned between the panel board and the back of the cab.
 Force Used to Get Him
 Force was required to extricate the man from the wreckage. He was taken to Griffin Hospital, Derby, removed to St. Raphael's Hospital, New Haven. but died January 31.
 Allegations were made that the defendant's truck was equipped with defective tires, that its safety de- vices were inadequate and that the driver was negligent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
TODAY, JUNE IS

Today in 1915 Magma Charta was signed; and today in 12l9 the Danish flag (the oldest un- altered flag in the world) was first flown; and today in l752 Ben Franklin is credited with his famous kite experiment; and in 1886 the state of Arkan- sas was admitted to the Union; and in 184S Edward Grieg was born; and today this year the second payment of your federal income tax is due! Our Service Bureau at Washington is all full of facts like these: have YOU tapped it for answers to YOUR questions? Write News paper Information Bureau, 101S Thirteenth St.. Washington, D. o. For today's regular oues- tIon and Answer column and 1. special booklet offer for the week. turn to Page 6 of the
 DEMOCRAT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, June 15 (UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June 18th, compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Last Year
 Receipts $5,254,03s,419.S1 $5,666, ,871.54
 Gross Deficit $3,3S6,971,265.07 s1.367,97S,561-9
 Net Deficit ss.s4s.s11.4s5.o7 si.sos. .2ss. s.o1l.ss g. .sss. .os7.17s.ss sa.sss.5sl. .s7s.se
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
Harmon s. Boyd Is Awarded $1O,OOO In Freeman Death
Civil Action Against F. H. Geary; F. H. eary Co.,; Joseph J. Tokarczyk of New Haven is Decided
 in Superior Court Yesterday
Special to The Democrat)

New Haven June 15. Harmon S. Boyd, of Waterbury, administrator of the estate of the late George Freeman
 also of Waterbury awarded verdict of $1O00O in superior court yesterday at the conclusion of his civil action against Geary, the F. H. Geary Company, and Joseph
 Tokarczyk of New Haven Boyd represented by Attor- ley Vincent A. Miller of Waterbury. Freeman died Janu- ary 31 1939 result of injuries sustained in collision
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
Japanese Tanks Move To Border of Blockaded Concessions of Britain
Japan Claims British Have Mounted Machine Gun, Aimed at Guards
 Who Strip, Search People
By CHARLES GABB United Press Staff Correspondent

Tientsin, China, June -(UP)-Three Jap- tanks moved up to the border of the bockaded British concession today.
 Japanese charged the British forces in the con- cession had mounted machine gun and pointed it at Japanese guards who were searching and in some cases even stripping all persons entering leaving the concession.
 Japanese Blockade Is Complete z
 Japanese statement said the tanks required n view of the mysterious bellcosty manifested by the British The blockade of the British and French conceS sons of Tientsin housing many British Americans French and other foreign civilians and troops, complete In addition the Japanese extended their blockade not only to the foreign area, Kulangsu, was suddenly cut off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-15
7he Weather

Partly Cloudy Tonight; Cloudy, Showers Friday
 Fun Weather Report Pase 2
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La gaceta., 1939-08-12
DOS AVIONES DE LA RE-
PUBLICA Sc ESTRELLA-
RON AVER

Washington, agosto 12.-Dos
aviones de la Repdblica, uno del
ejercitO y otro de la Marina, Sc
estrellaron aver, pereciendo IL
personals.
FL fuego destruy6 los dos a.
paratos. FL aparato del Ejercito
sufri6 la desgracia en- Langley
Field, Va, y ell de la Marina en-
San Diego, California. Viajaban
en- ell avi6n del Ejercito los Sc
gundos tenientes H. M. Mckay
y Thomas L. Butner, los sargen
tos William Morgan, Raymond
Shelley, H. A. J%auerning, ell ca
DO Pete Punyk y los soldados
Antonio Reale y Roy B, Leopold
Iban en- ell avi6n de la Marina,
el alferez T. R. Wood y. un radio
telegrafista de primera clase,
p. Armstrong.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Con el bate, Ia Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)


sentara el e~stablecimisnto de
Alfredo Y Familia, que lie dara
los comestibleS, Y a otra al Cen
tro Obrero, que tambien aporta-
"a vituallas.
Una lecheria, la de Campoa-
NOR, regalara la leche y la Liga
InterSocial hara un presente de
variaS cajas de refrescos.
SabemoS que dos de los pelote
res fueron rechazados, en- ell e
xamen medico, por pequehos de
fectoS.
La Junta de Recreo de la ciu-
dad, compuesta por las senoras
Hutchinson y Washington y los
senores Ray B. Cralle, Morris
White y Victoriano Manteiga,
ha sido informada por ell super
visor Nash Higgins de 10 srequi-
sitos ffsicoS exigidos a los mara
t~oniStas.
Sc proyecta comenzar a las
ieis de la manana del lunes, pc
no este depende de la lluvia V
lie otros particulars.
Hay varias classes de Narration
de Diamond Ball y Ell que Sc pro
ponen abOrdar los muchachOs
latinoS es ell mas dificil, por
cuanto limita a diez ell nGmero
de peloteros.
Quiere este decir que solo po-
dra descansar uno cada bora,
mientras los demas juegan.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12

Para los periodistas, ell anota-
dor, la Liga, los delegados y los
invitados Sc va a c~onstruir I'm
pequeno "palco" detras de la
reja del "home", en- Cuscaden,
Frank Rodriguez, ell delegado
del Centre Asturiano, consigui6
la MADEIRA de la sierra de Ram
Sey, completamente de gratir,
y Jimenez, ell socio de Ramon,
pondra ell trabajo, de gratis
tambien.
Tendra un largo de IA pies,
con bancos c6modos para que Sc
sienten los que tengan las debi-
das tarjetas.
ST no sc puede terminar para
manana domingo, la semana
que viene Sc completara.
La Liga Intersocial sigue pro
gresando en- su obra de amman
la pelota y otros deportes.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
PARTY DE UNA LOGIA

La logia Zoila Luz No. A, d.
la Orden Caballero de la Luz, ci-
ia por este medic a todas las To-
gias para la fiesta que Sc efec-
tuara manana domingo, de 2 a
6 de la tarde, en- los salones del
1912 de la Gale Union.
Espera la secretaria, Raquel
Rodriguez, la asistencia de to.
dos los hermanoS.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
'aSSboney'' Sc estrendad

mdfdnd
Por no haber sido possible que
llegaran aver los notabl2s arts
tss ctnematograficos cubanos
Maria Antonieta Pons Y Juan
.Orol. no Sc e~strenara hasta ma
mana domingo. comenzando a la
| 80 de la tarde, la notable pc
licula Guiana "Siboney'.
Jose Glamour habia anuncia-
do Ell estreno en- una function de
medianoche, pero Sc vic obliga-
do a zanzibar de parecer.
La Srta. Pons y Orol actua-
IAN en- ell teatro conjuntamente
con la exhibition de la pelicula.
Ell argumento de la cinta Sc
hasa en- los grandes meritos de
la generation Guiana del '68.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12

Con ell concurso de los clubs
que la integran, la Liga Interso-
cial Sc propone organizar va
rios grupos de nataci6n para e.
jercicios en- Cuscaden y despues
retar a los clubs de otros ba-
rrios, piscinas y playas.
Los trabajos preliminares Sc
iniciaran la semana proxima
por los Delegates Luis Sanchez,
Frank Rodriguez, Mario Pulla-
ra, Fernandez y los subdelega-
dos Ceferino Lopez, Antonio
La Paz, Jose Lopez y Provenza-
no. Con ellos cooperara activa-
mente Ell executive de la Liga.
Mas tarde esas actividades sc
extenderan a otros campos, con
ell Quartet general en- Ell parque
de CuScaden.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Para las DdmdS

Para las DdmdS
Manana podran presenciar la
pelota de gratis, en- ell parque de
Cuscaden, las bellaS senoraS y
senoritas de nueStra colonia.
NADIA Sc cobrara a las que va.
yam en- compania de caballeros
Desea la Liga Intersocial que
elias tomen parte en- la inaugu-
raci6n del nuevo techO.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12

Llovi6 algo el viernes, llovi6
hoy y Ell techo no ha podido ser
terminado.
Sc habia prometido Ell compile
tarlo, pero ell NAL tempo Sc in
terpuso. De tOdoS MOODS, mana
ma domingo entraran de gratis
en- Cuscaden las SehoraS V Sc
horitas que vayan acompanadas
de caballeros.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Del Centre ASturiuRO

| Del Centre ASturidHO
CarecemoS de noticias Sobre
las fiestas que prepare la pode-
rosa sociedad Centre Asturiano.
Con toda seguridad que He
via Y los muchachoS tienen en-
cartera algunas sorpresas,
Aqui nos tienen a su DISPOSE
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Cncmo CubanO

Muy aplaudida fue la O~mpa-
MIA de Carlos Pous, anoche, por
la excelente interpretacin de la
comedia mi Padre es un Gang
ster'. Varios de los actores fue-
ron llamados a escena.
Para manana domingo Sc a.
nuncia ell estreno de una obra
altamente simpatica, original
La gaceta., 1939-08-12

Fiesta
Dara manana su fiesta cam.
pestre, en- la finca que los invi,
tados conocen, la Seccion de Re.
icreo y Adorno del Centre ESpa.
mol.
Sc partira desde ell Centre De
Ybor, a las diez de la manana,
con un contingente de persona,
liStas para a,morzar, cociner0
~ ayudantes.
Angel de la Riva Y suS mucha
chos haran los honores a los in
vitadoS.
Sc discutira Ell asunto de 10;
bales matinee y Sc ~preparara
la propaganda y la obra para la
gran fiesta del dia II de sep
tiembre, en- ell palacio de West
Tampa.
Habran algunas sorpresas,
Estan invitadoS ell director
81 cronista.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
NOTAS .SOCIAIE

de Armando Bronco, "un Ia.
baquero en- Ia Pendiente".
La risa Sc confunde con el
llanto en- varias de las mas con-
movedoras escenas.
FL tabaquero RE, sabe hacer
reir Y muchaS veces llora GUAM
do aparenta reir.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12

Empezara ell Lunes Ell Mara
ton de Diamond Ball, en- ell par
que de Cuscaden.
Cada novena Sc presentara
con 10 peloteros y su prop6sitc
es batir la marca fijada en- IA
naci6n.
Una de las novenas repre-
La gaceta., 1939-08-12

BOda
Maria Rodriguez, Ia bella mN
chacha que fue candidate a rel
ma del Centre Asturiano, con-
trajo matrimonio en- esta sema-
ma.
Su esposo 10 IS el joven hiio
de Perfecto Garcia, el difunto
fabricante cuyo nombre lleva la
importantisima ''manufactura''
de la Gale 16.
Los dos, felices, realizan un
viaje de luna de miel.
Llegue hasta ellos nuestro sa-
Judo, con fervientes votos por
su dicha.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
La Cultural

Tenemos entendido que la A
sociaci6n Benefi2a y Cultural
del Centre Obrero prepare un
Picnic para ell Dia de los Traba-
jadores.
Alexandra Inclan. el presiden
tie, nos ha prometido informar-
nos.
La Cultural esta compuesta
por buenOs amigos de ssta casa
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS -
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA OEsEADo

Plata para la mesa. -. LC que las mu-
jeres q%uierel y desean. Plata para Ia me
sa, ef ideal cubiertos hechos por "a famo-
81 WIN. A. ROGERS SMVERWARE.
Una gran noticia teremOs qUe dar a
nuestrao l%ectpras.
La Gacsta, por medic de Ia cooperation
de la Oneida, Etds. fabricante de Ia Plato
de Mesa WIN. A. Rogers, hace possible IL
qdquisiei6n de estOs CubiertOs a SIS hume
rosos l~ectores. listed puede teneF 10 que
Otras se1oras y sehoritas tiehen.
cALIDAp - DURACIoN DE PoR VIDA
EA dusJ creerlo, pero "a realidad esta
aqui-plata de mesa a tan bajO preeio. La
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

Mans curve on the Naugatuck-
waterbury Road, A truck driven
by Frank l.. Bond Of "a Marshal
street, Springfield, Mass, and owned
by the United Transfer Company
OF 50 Union street. West Springfield
Mass, collided with O coupe driven
by Frank J. zapkowski Of Mulberry
Hill, Naugatuek.
zapkowsks car was badly smashed
In the front but nobody was re-
ported hurt. II was reported the
truck going north turned left pre-
paratory TO turning into the Platts
Mills road which meets the main
highway at that point and the coupe,
going south, was on the main road.
An agreement as TO damages was
reported reached between the par
ties concerned. Patrolman Rich
ard kelly investigated,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

Naugatuck, Sept. IS The
Seventh Annual sportsmen's Ban
quet Of the Naugatuck Chemical
Division Of United States Rubber
Company will be held on Tuesday
evening, September 18th, at Hol-
lywood Inn, Ansonia.
John Ash, president Of the
Alembic Association has been
named General Chairman Of the
affair. Tom Walker Is In charge
Of the program; r. J. o'Connor
and Con. Herman make up the
entertainment committee; and r.
r. Gillon will serve In the capa-
city Of POSTMASTER.
As this Is the regular post sen.
son get-together for all the Alem-
bic athletic teams, q large attend
ance Is expected. The gathering
win be further augmented by the
Chemical Company statesmen, who
are to be In Naugatuck for their
annual sales conference next week
as well rs by o number Of guests
from the New York Offices and
the General Laboratories.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
Rubber Company Is
Recipient Of News
For $27,17O Order
Disabled American Veterans to Elect Officers Satur-
day; st. Michael's Church Helpers Plan Dessert
Bridge Party-M0eckel Returns to R.P.I
NAUGAT'UcK
osre.pOnaent. wm }. sas.sr-Phons Nausa.uet sess

Naugatuck, Sept. l5--Award Of o
contract to the Hood Rubber COM
pany Of WATERFOWL, Mass, for TOO
pairs of rubber knee boots at $3.50
and 1000 pairs Of overshoes 40 $i4,
$50 was announced today by the U.
s. Army Quartermaster Depot. A
S27,170 contract for $4,000 pairs Of
overshoes was awarded the u. 8.
Rubber company, Of Naugatuck.
MRS. Nelson Entertains
Mrs. Roy T. Nelson entertained
yesterday afternoon OF o tea at her
home, 208 Millville avenue. Guests
were: Mrs. Elton Abramson, Mrs,
Charles Gates, Mrs. Arthur johnson,
Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Yngve Dah-
lin, Mrs. Robert Day, Mrs. Clifford
Fritzell, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs.
David Rape, Mrs. George Williams,
Mrs. Werner Gustafson, Mrs. Charles
Erickson, Mrs. Philip Peterson, Mrs.
Carlton Nelson, Mrs. Albert Curtiss.
Live In New Haven
Vincent William Burke Of Lewis
street and Miss Margaret Mcnamara
OF New Haven, who were married
Saturday In st. Peters church, New
Haven, are now residing IN New Ha-
ven.
To Elect Officers
Offlcers OF Union City chapter,
Disabled American Veterans, will be
elected ct q special meeting, Z p. m.
Saturday In Magone's store, 397
North Main street.
Wins Awards
Mrs. Ernest Lundin OF North Main
street recently won two $50 awards
for submitting questions used In O
radio program. It Is thought she Is
the first to have two groups used on
the same program.
- Dessert Bridge
A dessert bridge will be held under
the auspices OF the Church Helpers
OF ST. Michael's church Monday,
Sept. Is at 1880 p. m. In st, Mich
atel's parish house. This Is the flrst
event Of major Importance sponsored
by the society In the fall season and
eltborate plans are being made TO
make II very enjoyable.
Mrs. Arthur Fagher Is chairman OF
the committee and other members
are: Mrs. Donald Fowler, Mrs. Leon
Smith, Mrs. Ralph Gilnack, Mrs
Lester Wigglesworth, Mrs. Leroy An
drew, Mrs. william Noble, Mrs. Nor
rig Follett, Mrs. SeaSury Hungerford
and Mrs, George Barwick.
Reservations should be made as
soon as possible. The public Is In
vIted. There will be awards at each
table.
Return To College
Henry T. Moeckel, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Moeckel OF Hillcrest ave-
nue.. has resumed his studies ut
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, N. Y. He will be grand mar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
Welfare Department
In Need Of $4,000
Miss White Informs Board Of Finance of Lack of
Funds to Carry On-Several Transfers Approved

to the end of the year.
Controller Martin Sweeney re-
ported that $24,255 was collected in
assessments and from other sources
during August, and the sum was
voted transferred to the surplus
resource sinking fund.
Tax Claims
On motion Of Commissioner
Major w. Judge, the board voted to
ask the corporation counsel TO OUT
line the procedure to be followed In
clearing the city books Of tax claims
against local residents, which the
charter commission in 1890 reported
as having been paid but not credited
to the taxpayers.
The controller reported that the
government has asked him to fur
nish detailed statements Of the sal
aries OF all city employees, under the
provisions Of the federal act which
now requires all city and state en-
ployes to pay income taxes. They
had been previously exempt. He said
that a tabulating machine. costing
$4,000 or more, and additional cler-
ical help would be needed. Action
was deferred to allow the controller
time TO study the methods used by
local factories In giving such In
formation to the federal govern
ment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

Auto Accident
No arrest was made yesterday az
ternoon after On auto accident oe.
cured at point just south Of Dead
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

the Casa Iona orchestra has raised
them to unlimited stardom. Consis-
tant favorites on the air. metlon
pictures, theater and recordings, the
Casa Iona orchestra has reigned
supreme In Its own field. It Is the
longest organized unaltered band
In America and Is q cooperative
unit with each member sharing In
the proceeds. There Is dancing every
Thursday and Saturday at the Ritz
with the Casa Ritz orchestra. On
Sunday September Gath Mitchell
Ayers and his Fashions In Music"
orchestra will be heard at the Ritz
followed on Sunday October ist by
the Dipsey Doodler himself, Larry
Clinton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
No More Returned

No more Of the WPA workers who
were dismissed In July have been
returned TO work here, despite con.
tinous efforts OF Warden John J.
Sheridan to have more added. There
are about % let 80 In July who have
not been returned to work.
Some OF these have been added
TO the welfare departments case
load and deficit In that depart-
ment appears certain now. Just how
much IL will DO may depend on
how long II will be before the WPA
workers are returned 10 their Jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

shall this semester at the college.
Miss Marjorie Swenston, daughter
Of Mrs. r. w. Swenston Of Highland
avenue, has started her senior year
at Simmons college, Boston.
To Attend Session
Rudolph Anderson, head OF the To-
cal Young Republican club, win at
tend meeting of the New Haven
county organization In waterbury
tonight. Atty. Joseph Z, Talbot,
state treasurer, will be q speaker.
Walter Norwash, clerk Of the bor-
ough court, Is first vice-president Of
the county organization.
Attending Schools
Mrs. Frank Butcher, son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Lester Butcher Of High
street, has entered Troy Business
college, Troy, N. Y. His sister, Miss
Laura Butcher, has resumed her
studies at Arnold college, New Ha-
ven. Miss Colette Peterson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, J. A. Harry Peterson
Of Millville avenue, has started her
studies at Simmons college, Brook
line, Mass. Miss Ethel Simmons,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sim
mons OF Lewis street, Is studying at
the Comptometer school, Waterbury,
Lawn Party
An enjoyable lawn party was held
last night at the home OF Tax Col
lector and Mrs. James r. Fitzgerald,
80 Galpin street, with the tax coll
lector and his wife as host and host
ess respectively.
Some officials OF the town hall at
tended the affair. Refreshments were
served and games enjoyed. Attend
Ing were: Warden John J. Sheridan,
Borough Clerk Charles r. DAILY, AS
sistant Tax Collector James Bren-
nan, Assistant Borough Clerk Mrs,
Theresa Wilcox, Town Clerk Ray
mond J. st. John, Asst. Town Clerk
Janet Evon, Marie Comerford, Mar
garet Gilbert, Paul Beardsley. Helen
Crosby, Gene Pasho, Laura Fitzger-
aid and Mr., and Mrs. James Fitz-
gerald.
Mrs. Buckmiller III
Some improvement was reported
today In the condition OF Mrs. Mary
Buckmiller Of Pleasant View street,
who was stricken III suddenly yester-
day. She Is confined TO her home.
Hlbernlan Outing Sunday
Plans for the outing to be held
Sunday ct Linden park by the Naug.
atuck division, Ancient Order OF HI
bernians, and chairman OF the COM
mittee In charge, announced today,
About 500 are expected 10 attend the
affair.
There viii be q picnic at l o'clock
and dancing will start ut 2 D, m, and
continue until 0 p. m. Refreshments
will DO served throughout the day.
A softball game between the local
division team and the Meriden divi-