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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
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,Mud oas nibt. llno Gpa Marie
bat mir ilidts oariiber mitgeteilt. Sic
ipar mir gegeniiber Ieiber INNER 10
beribloiien. s(d. ntein lieber @err
bon 2epoen, mas lit in bns Waoden
gefabren9 @as ion n,tr iest tperoen2 2
SD babe bieie Nabt Dor Gorge lltb
Mngit ltnt oas Rino fem gluge ee.
fbloiien." IL
slrinin fubr nerbos nit Ser Sano
bnrd)s Saar.
.8itte, er8dblen sic mir alles, mas
iid ieit meinent lebten 8ellld in Sb-
rent Sauie 8usetragen bat. 8ielleidt
bringt MIDI oas altf cine Spur."
5rau Delins begann nun ,inter
Med5en, 5tobnen. itno @ebflagen Ell
men ausfiibrlidben 8eridt. sic per-
tueilte natiirlid iebr lanee BEL ibren
@tnpfin6lngen ltnb Ser Beibreibung
6eiieu, mas lie bate erouloen ntiiiien.
Mber iblieBlid befam Mrmin bob eli
ne genalie 8ei6reibung. ltno bas IieB
ibn nod beutlider @pa Diaries Ger
5etlsnot erfennen. Simmer flarer err
fannie er, tpie lieb fie ibn geiporben.
Sbr 2eio erfiillte ibn nit eren5en-
Ioietn Shmer5, iln6 oaB ct ibr nidt
beiitebenL iie 1lidt troiten fonnte,
oriidte i'm nieoer.
slls Srait Delins 5n @noe mar, Bat
er Tie, iid nieoer nod Snnie al be-
ge6en, l1no lieB bas anipannen beitel-
len. Sic batte 4rtnin lauernbe Sci.
tenblide 5ageiporfen uno fragte MN
belniitig:
uSie geitatten mir bod, oaB ib
Dorldufig in inherent alien 49dusber
tpobnen bleibea SD babe iebt gana
oen &opf berloren llno muB nm erit
neue 2ebenspldne fdmieoelt.'
n9itte, bleiben Sic. Sic hun mir
fogar einen @efallen oan1it, ipenn sic
tpobnen bleiben. SSd gebe bic Soft.
ning nidt a,1f, baB gba Maarie bod
nod neine sSrau miro. SD r1luB iie
nltr erit ipieoerfinoen. gielleibt gibt
fie Sbnen audi NadridJt iiber Sbren
allfentbalt. SSeoe,tfals bite id) Sic
tpobnen 81, bleibett. 5oIlte gpa Mnrie
irgenoeine Mitteilltng an sic ge1an-
gen laiien, bite id nm iofortige 8e-
1,abridtigllna. llno ieBt enti6uloigen
Sic MIDI nobl. ss9 min Serrn bon
Gippad) in oie Mngelegenbeit einipei=
ben. gielleidt fommt ibnl elm gutter
@eoanfe." , s
Gr begIeitete bie Dame Binaus,
balf ibr 1T ben Baeen ,lno eing IN
ben Speiieiaal snriid.
&ans bon @ippad laB genniitsrnbig
nod 6eim Sriibltiif, als arntin ein-
! trat.
,,Gun, mas gab es benn 10 Wid-
tiges, 9rmin?" fragte er leibtbitl.
9lls CT aber babel einen 8lif in bes
Greunoes @eiidt mari, ribtete ct iib
befrenoet auf. n.
,8efanit blt l1nangenebme Nab.
ridten bon Sdepefing2 e.
.gon ibn nidt. slber bon Gra,l
Brofefor 9elnts." I?
,s(lle 8etter, beine bolbe S6mie.
germlttter tpar bier2 Nmn lit bei-
ne Brailt INNER nod franf2"
armin iebte fid 8ippadl gegeniiber
i,no reidte ibm gba Wariens Brief,
..9itte lies"
- Mippndl iofl i'm befrem6et on. Sci.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
Die eze4za.,seszdklaI14el

lfpdr. 2SaDren0 er Los, 1dB Mrtf1tit MI
|aufgeitiistem aopf oa lno itarrte 20
| li1 bin.
Nippads Geiidt mar beim 2eie
oes griefes febr ernit geporoen. Nu
faltete er i'm langinm 5ulanlnen I'M
blidte 4rtnin foribeno in bas blniie
|idnler5bersoeene geiidt. Damn legt
er iiber ben Gid beriiber feline Sani
Ialif ben arm Oes Sreuttoes.
.Nrnlirt bu liebit bas Md6ber
geltebe es 1tur einp''
Dieier itri1 iiber 5tirlt lin0 Mn
gen. "Sa, In Dem 4ngenblid, dis ID
erfilbr, bob id iie perloren batte
uuroe es mir flar. gorber ipuBte ID
es tpirflid ielber nidt. Meine 2ieb
5n Gpa Warie lit 10 gang atoers, al.
oas @efiibl, tpeldes mir slleranor'
einfloBte. glber id CLAUDE, es iei itar
fer llno belier. Sans iie lift BIZ
ins Snnerite berlest unb gebertiitigt
slanb es mir, tie leioet llniagbar, oa'
benefit ibre Jludt."
.2eioer fam i1 Dir % nidt mi
beripreben. @s tut mir iurhtbnI
leio, oaB id brrd nreir4e Nntpeienbei
oieien slnsgang beriduloete. Qbe1
bielleibt lit es bod gut 10. Oh bal
nun erfannt, mas lie Dir lift, nno 81
lpirit iie iuben iino ibr betpeiien, oaf
olt lie liebit. Das boffe ib beitinut
zltno id niillid)e es Dir bon 9er5en
Denn ite lit eilt eoler, groBbenfenbel
Menid, oas benefit ibr gerbalten
Cine nie6rig empfinoenoe Natltr mir.
Be iid NIT ben Gatladen abgefnnoer
l,no feiaesfaas anf Die gIan5etloe Bar
tel per8idtet baben. Sd geitebe often
baB id etipas ffeptiid in beaug au
lie badte, lino batte oi1 i'm gerba1
Der ungeipollten S6onfdrberei. Mbel
iebt - id) fam bieies innge Wdo
den MIR bobabten 10 leidt ma1
@ibr oas feline nad, tpabrbaftig ni6t.'
,Bas ION id) nun TIM, Sans
.lueiBt on mir feinen Hat2'
aAber bas lit bod lebr einfab
Dn reifteit ibr nad ,11lo boIlt iie 81,
rid. Sic BON beiner 2iebe al iiber
5engen miro ia nidt llnnoglid ieih.'
uSerrgott - tpenn bas 10 einfad
pdre! SD babe feline Mbnlmg, ipobi1
lie iid geiDanot bat.''
Or er3dblte @ippa1, mas er iel
Der tullBte. Ser borte ibnr rubig I'M
Iaufmerfiam at. Dann itano er a1
| nno legte 0etn 5rel1no oie Sano ali
oie 51ulter.
vNnt1, lei bod ni6t ber5ngt, meil
alter. go ipnrlos berldDinoet i
nnierem oelttiden gaterIanoe feil
Wenfd, 6aB. er libt aufaufinoen tpd
Ire. Sblimmiten SalIes ,limnt ma
Die 8oli5ei 5n Silfe. sSest tpollen tpi
aber erit einnlal our Staot fabre1
ino bort nadforlden, tpobin iie 1ie
lgetpenoet bat. Sd bin i6ulb, baB Il
Ibor Dir flob, i6 beIfe sir aud, Il
1ipieber5rfinoen. aon1m, mir tpoIle
liofort aufbrebent ebe ibre Spur not
Intebr bertuiidt tpirb."
1 X X
Goa Warie fam fllrdtbar abg,
lipannt ltn6 eleno in Berlin an. Si
1 ging 5lerit ins 8arte5iutmer, Inn e
ne 9alie aaffee 5u iib 5l nebmet
Der unfrennblide Nallnt, ilt benz ei
IidDerer, beflemmenoer Dl,nit Ia.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

frliDelt. MlS ne bor Dem 6pleget lbr
Snnr III Sronlntg bradte. erfbraf fie
Ibor ii1 ielbit. Dieier ginoruf nnrOe
oo6 ourd oas idDar5e aieio erbSbt.
llno nun fieI es ibr anf oie Seele,
bob es bieTeidt 5ran BON 5oItennl,
imangenebn berifbren ipiirbe, ipenil
Lie in grallerfleioern in ibr Snns fam.
Isle beibloB, ieet einige 3eit 6nrh
| bic 5traBen 3i1 ipanoern, Bis Die CD
ben geoffnet tpiroen. Damn fonnte
liie einen neiBen aragen faiifen itno
oamit ibrer 9oilette ben aH5lt bite
ren 4nItrib nebnter.
Berlin nor ibr rlidt gan5 ltlbe-
fannf. Sic mar in frIberetl, beIieren
3eiten nit ibrern .0ater 1lnb ibrer
l5ttefntiltter ilnlner eiitige Gage auf
| Der Dllrbreiie bier getpefen, tpenn lie
lnab Der Ditiee gingen. Damals bate
leg ibr Sreiloe gemadt, Die Gieienltaot
am Mrme ibres goters ait 6nrdman-
bern, ooer i'm @ngen olrd oie ordn-
gelloe, fdiebenoe Menidenmenee 5l
fabren.
Sente ging iie allein, berlaiien nit
serriiienem @eniit, NIT tralirigem
Ser5en. gs mar idon bieI 2eben auf
ben 5traBen; I'M oiele 3eit Yab man
oas arbeitenoe Berlin alf oen gei-
men. Wanrer I'M arbeitsnn5ug, illnge
9arflelite, 8erfauferinnen, Busnade-
rinnen nno Sbneioerinnen balbpiid-
itge 8uriden ,lnb Maod)en 3eitungg-
TRIGGER, alle itrebten eilig ibrent 3ieI
ST. 8iele, iaben nod n1iioe lno per-
ldlafen aus, anbere lahtet llno ider5-
ten leidtbliitig Dem fornmeltoen ar
beitstng enfgegen. Mber alle .tparell
bnrh einell ,inerbittlihen 3ipang,
ourb elm barfes MuB IN getpegung
geiebt.
1lno gDa Warie fiibIte 1id) 3u ibnen
|geboria ein @lieo oieier groBen @e-
|nleinoe. 8ie iie ipiiroen biele ein tie
fes 2eio NIT 1id berumtragen, ipiir-
ben ailf iid allein angetpieien lein
|ltno frenolos ibre .StroBe 5ieben.
a6er es lag fein Croft fir tie in
bieier Grfenntllis, bente nod niht.
gil 1lelt mar nod, mas tie aus ionni-
gen Soben alf Die Sdattenieite oes.
sebens geitoBen batte. Sic fiiblte fih
|tobeinlam uno berlaiien, nno idbpere,
Iunielige @eoanfen tpoIlten Maht iiber
lie. geipinnen.
Wo5u iollte iie Dies 2eben tpeiter.
tragen, ndrl,m ftb qldIeit NIT
[5bner5 l1no sSSamlner2 @ab es nibt
fein Wittel iid frei8lltnnben bon al
lem2. Sbr 2eben NOR lie 1,iertnno
| liduloig ,liemanb. Mber Mrmin?
Benn er erfnbr, oaB iie III Ser Der
5tpeiflnng Sano an iid eelegt
tpiiroe oas niht aud iein 2eben GER
lit0ren2 Nein - iie burfte Inn bas
nidt antlln, ieinetipilen rlnBte Tie
fpeiterleben, ibr 5didial tragell.
| Mud anoere lodetlbe @ebanfen itte-
gen N ibr aalf. .aebr I'M, gebe Das
bin 5llriid tpober bn fanit. 8erfud)
es, Dir ieine 2iebe al erringen, nnp-
LIE nit iener anoern Inn 0ein Slid.
Doer begniige bid nit ieiner 5reuno-
lihaft, bielleidt finbet ou bod bod
loan,it ab. Oh fannit auf oem id0-
Inen alien S6loB ipobnen, fannit BIT
aae @eniiile berMaffen, Die Dir Der
/ Mpir1f1fm hiefpf. Inn er fnir0 1iff]
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

IT'LL stS*Ss sssJsY 1sA>S ttgS+ - sJs4At
belt ,liiltll mid ipieoer oil, ih min
| Snfrieoen iein rrit oent, ipas olt bic
Item fonnit. Gr lpiiroe ibr fauln gor.
Itpiirfe lnnben iiber ibre sSIu1t, mir.
/ De rnbig ltno freunolid ieirr iino al.
les mar oaftn tpie alibor. slber neiil.
|neils gan5 anoers ipiirbe es feiiL
|furdtbar, inertrdglid. 5ie ipiroe
|unter oieier fiible,f, leioeni1aftsIolen
5relnoidaft ilnfagbar Iei6en, nitric
ltd alfreibei1 I'M aarnpf nit oieTer
fiirbterliben 5reinofhaft lln6 mir
oe iih ieIbit Derlieren III Sdmad aino
Delniitieung. Nein, taufenon1oI nein,
lie fonnte 1idt 5itriid. nm feinen
Yreis
Bis nod 5ebn ltbr mar lie linber.
gelaufen, INNER bon innerer ltnrnbe
getrieben. Sum ipnr lie 10 tltiioe, oaB
tie 1lid)t nlebr peiter fonnte. sic
ipilBte audi nidt mebr, mo tie lih be-
fano, Die gegeno mar ibr. fren1o.
Sierber mar iie ilie gefo,nnten. gs
mar pobl an Der 3eit, sSran bon Sol
tet1all altf5uinden. Sic REF einen
3aranleter an llno gab Dem autider
Die aorefe anf. 5nit cine baIbe Sfnll-
be mnBte lie fabren ebe Ser Magen
belt. Radoem fie ben autider ent-
lobnt bate, betrat iie oag Sans ,rno
erfllbr beim Hortier, bob Gran bon
soltenait III Der eriten gtage ipobnte.
2angiam uno n1iibe ltieg lie oie Grep.
pen en1por nno 5og oben an ser Bret.
ten gntreetiir bic alingel. Gin Mao-
den i'm blalten Walbfleio 0ffnete ltno
1fab frngefo allf gpa Marie.
uSSlt Sralt boi, SoItena,t su fpre.
den ~
gnaoige 6rol, enpfaneen lett
nod nidt.
goa Warie reidte ibr ibre aarte.
,,8itte, seben sic oas ab, i'd, CLAUDE,
id Deroe erlparfet.n
uab, iino Sic bieneibt oos neite
5ranlein 2"
.ssa."
aDas 1T etipas anoeres. gitte, tie.
ten sic Elm, snaoige Gron buben Be-
febl gegeben, Sic iosleid boranIai.
ien2" II .
@pa Wurie foIgte ibr nit flopfen.
Dem Ser5en 9as MGo6en 6ffnete
eine Siir ltno IieB lie eiittreten. Dann
.perldipano iie. gba Wnrie befan0
'iid in einem geraumigen Salon nit
bellen, i'm gmpireitiI eebaltenen M0.
beln. Gbe fies iidJ nn1ieben fonnte, trat
nit rafben Shritten cine itattlide,
biibIbe Game Elm lln6 fam nit er.
frenten1 @eIidt alf lie au. sic bate
.frifbe 5nrbe1l, iebr benblonoes, ipelli-
ges Saar, ettDas fnraiibtige bIame
angen, ino i'll ben Bepesungen ibrer
nod illgenoIiden @eftalt berriet lid,
Gnergie lino 2ebboftigfeit. 81breno
lie allf gbn Marte 3iitrat. fekte 1ie
idnen einen aneifer nnf uno narf
einen alles nnfaiienoen, fori9enoen
Bid anf oas ilinee Mdohen.
16rdlllein Delins', rief lie Iebbaft
nno anfdeinenb nit Dem eriten GIN
|ornd 5ufrieoen, ,,io friib bddtte ie) Sic
|tpirflid nod nidt eripnrtetl SD freue
mid aber iebr, oaB sic gefomnlen
limo. Cine anbere pare bielleiht emp
finolid getpeien, bob man ibr ienlnno
boree5ogen. slber ib redne es Sbnen
bod an, bob Sic mid aus 6ieIer Ser.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

gpa Warie fam flrdtbar abge,
ipannt ,,n6 eleno in Berlin an. Sic
ging 5,ierit ins 8arte5ilnmer, nm Ell
he 8aiie anffee 5n iid) at nebmen.
Der unfrennblid)e Naunt, tn Dem Elm
idnerer, beflenmenoer Dunit lag,
ipar ttur bon tpenieen Neiienoen be-
iltdt. aae maren iebr eilig, sllr Mb-
reife bereit. gba Morie bate 8eit,
fie fonnte 10 friib bod nod ni6t ibre
! tiinftige Gebieterin a,lfiuAen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
NORTH END Y. M. c. A.

An! Dear Mates the worm turned, a landslide, a pile of bricks hit the DeuceS; Capt. Leonard Ciresi led the attack with high single for the season 154, Jacks 3 games, DeuceS o.
 Della Cameras two weeks lay off was great bowling, S5, 124, 95. (YOu know he was training on the q.t) lon Turkey"
 Capt. Pesce of the Diamonds led his team against the JokerS and won games. Too bad Bill you're holding the lead by one game and that don't look so good.
 Colucci tried to pass a blank quarter for his dues, but was caught red handed, quote Well I tried it anyway"
 Dr. Santopietro of the Jokers quote Tt seems darn funny to lose two weeks in row." Well, Doc, you're a good sport we know that.
 Aces chopped up the Spades to bits for three games. Gizzi. the North End iceman, led the offensive with li5. l45, ll3. It puts the Aces two games from first place.
 Capt. Jacovion of the Spades, quote, 'IIl be damned if I'm going Co buy steam shoveis 50 we can dig ourselves out of last place."
 Prexy Magg still smoking his cigar, claims his smoke from cigar nut smoke screen around the Spades so the Aces could take pop shot ct them.
 Proxy Magg is calling a meeting Deeember 12, l0lO, at 7:30, before bowling. Very Important meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
St. Lucy's Bowling
 Notes
BY PO-KUM

"The blitzkrieg is on," as the Scouts rinforced by "Tottie" Chelimi and commanded by that destructful Capt. Tony Soluri are ripping the whol league apart. Two weeks ago this same Soluri threw a counter of- fensive against the G-men for three perfect losses with high single of 183 and 402 set. Last week this same general tackled the willing but help less Senators for three more wins and rolling high three of 399, and his second in command "Lottie," !" Chelemi was crying about few more breaks!" So you want an egg with your beer "tottie"?
 The New Dealers led by another great strategist Mike Denta topped the Presidents for three games thus making the race after two rounds as tight as a drum with the New Deal CTS leading by four games, but wait until they meet those Scouts. What battle! what a battle"
 When you hear that the G-men lose three games don't blame their great orator Winnie Martinelli, be- cause Vinnis is really hitting them on all four and with a little help from the rest of the team those G. men should strike real clue soon.
 Clem Briotti our quite but consis- tent new member this year just doesn't let anything bother him at all, If they are there he gets them That's my motto says Glenn; Bet them if you got them"
 Will some one please stop buying Louie Russo chocolate milkS? He got so he can't bowl unless someone buy him one and his Capt. "Spiggie' Mazzie goes broke every week keep ing him in shape.
 Officer Tony Spagnola is always hollering about breaking up any team that takes them over for three games. How about trying to bowl a little better than 88 lefty? Mike Mandillo of the New Dealers should try winning corset and hold ur that part of his so he could stoop down and reach for them a little more.
 Tuesday night, Dec. 10th there will be the installation of officers at the parish hall on Branch street and we have been very fortunate and getting Atty. Maurice Wrenn as speaker, so am urging every member of the bowling league to be present. Beer and sandwiches are ir order boys, so come on and don't let us waste the beer.
 The Stopdin0 at +hn ro1,nv,lafio,, oo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
CHICAGO BEARS
 PILE UP 7S POINT COUNT ON SKINS
Washington Pro Football Club Owner Walks Out
 on Team
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

(Umted Press stan Correspondent Washington, Dec. 9.-(UP)-For one cyclonic afternoon, the Chicago Bears, MaStodons of the midwest, were the greatest collection of foot ball players ever assembled. Striking with savage and relent- less attack they crushed the once- | powerful Washington Redskins as a sledge hammer would an egg-shell, the Bears yesterday captured the worlds professional title by the score of 73-0.
 It was unbelievable yet it hap pened. Operating at better than point-a-minute, the Bears made Il touchdowns and left the field strewn with records. It was the greatest score ever run up in a playof of league games, the most touchdowns ever scored in any kind of league competition and possibly the most crushing defeat ever ad- ministered in championship game in pro or college football.
 They struck in the first 45 seconds and kept up the dizzy pace which made the Redskins a pitiful mem ory of the team which won the Eastern Division championship. It was stunning shock to the Wash ington fans who on November IT saw the Redskins beat them 7-3. In the end even George Marshall, the Redskins owner, walked out. He couldn't stand it
 In the deep gloom after the game Marshall charged, those guys out there quit," but later in a cooler moment, he salved it with, they lost their heads"
 Big Parade.
 Redskins mistakes helped the Bears but not even time and tide could have stopped the bruising Giants who charged 63 yards in one breath-tak.ng run for their first score, moved 80 yards for their sec- ond, and smashed 42 yards for their third in the first 12 minutes of play. The throng of 36,034, which packed Griffith Stadium to capacity were thunder struck.
 Once the Bears had the Redskins on the run, they never let up. The Bears have run up large totals be- fore this season but they always became complaisant then and were usually on the run when the end came. Yesterday the Bears, with vengeance in their hearts, kept the heat on for full GO minutesa WiSecrack.
 Some of the Bears said they had been burned" by remark of Red- skin Owner Marshall about them having folded up in important games. Others said they were burned by the bad breaks in theil first game with the Redskins.
 Sammy Baugh, the Redskins passing wizard who pitched his team to the worlds title over the Bears in 1897, said it was the most humiliating thing I ever went through on the football field"
 Ten men scored the Bears first 10 touchdowns, and Harry Clark West Virginia rookie, made his sec- ond touchdown and the Bears 11th and last. Four touchdowns were made on runs, three on plunges three on pass interruptions and one on pass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
BARTON TRAMPS
 NEXT FOR L|THS
K. of L. Loses First Game to Pawtucket TOwnies
 40 to 38
By Art Krenz

Their opener spoiled by a combi- nation of q Pawtucket Townie bas- kets and some nasty business by the weather man last Saturday night, the K. of L. hoopman have turned their attention to next Sat- urday evening and meeting with Jim Barton's famed Tobacco Road Tramps, who, incidentally, made the Liths look bad one evening last winter.
 Showing several opening night shortcomings, the Liths experienced tough going against the Townies, who, after trailing only once, by a 9-8 count late in the first period, forged ahead to stay, closing the half with 27-19 edge and making it 38-23 at one stage Of the third period as the Liths went seven min- utes in the session without a hoop. The final count was 49-38.
 The Rhode Island champs had a great night shooting, sinking q baskets on 69 shots, making good on five of 10 tries in the first five minutes of the third quarter. F'ea- turing their famed one-hand specials from all parts of the floor, the Townies put on real show, with anky A Moose" Wicks, the center, tossing in IS points and two very fine forwards, Joe Hardy and Al 1ernadine. accounting for. g, l2 by Hardy.
 Freddie Ferrie, with 15 points, and Coach Joe Boley, with a dozen, three hoops coming in the last pe- riod, were top scorers for the Knights, who showed Mike Haiday and Rocco Rinaldi making their de- buts.
 Rev. Joseph Valantiejus, St. Jo- seph's church pastor, threw up the first ball, while St. Joseph's Fife and Drum corps. featuring Baton-Twir- Ter Albert Daraskevich, entertained between halves.
 St. Josephs Holy Name disposed of the Derby Warriors, 32-23, to open its season in the preliminary, Ad- ans and Puzas leading the way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09

there will probably be only a lim- tied amount of such acticity this season. There will be ample park ing space and a canteen near the tow.
 Arthur Ebb of Forestville is build- ing the tow. MT. ELb has been er- gagged in the manufacture of sport ing equipment for many years, cur- rently operating an archery goods and ski pole factory in Bristol and for the past five summers has con. ducted the Corbin corner golf and archery range in New Britain ave- nue, West Hartford.
 Before drawing up the plans for his tow. MT. Ebb inspected numer- ous similar projects and has incorp- orated the better points of all these in his "Silver Streak"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
TERRYVILLE HIGH
 INVADES PORTLAND

Terryville, Dec. g = The basket ball schedule this week for Terry vile calls for three games in the Community League Thursday night in St. Casimir's hall as follows: Young Men vs St. Casimir's; Thom- aston House vs Stag A. C.; and the PIMA vs Eagles.
 Friday night the strong Terryville High school five, winners in all games played to date, will journey to Portland to meet the high school five of that town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-09
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

The final Chicago Opera broadcast of the
 
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