davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
2iueiq 33.

9lnc Witglieber iucrben baroui
niimcrfiom nernod,t, Sob Mnlerc
Glcuelnnb Cit 1uniur Sad,iens
nm :. Ge5cmber bas 15iGbrige0riin,
oluleSicit perb,lnoeu nit cincm 9an'
tett ieiert II. bnB lmier Terciu ;3iucia
33 cin9elaoen lporhen lit, baran Cell
Il, nebmen. 9iCbc 9riiocr. Wtit gro.
icr Ereube mo Stol5 IN lmlerer
0rilIt ipllen mir inns uac an bieiem
IeIt ,niercr Sraenb beteilisen.
O. Sdaier Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
3iueia 80.

Gie regclmdBigc @eriamml,,ne
finoet am 90. Nopember, 500 llbr
abenos. itatt. 9(lle Shiueitern iino
eriud,t tell 81 nebmen. 9enn in Die,
icr Teriamml,ng meroen Ole 8eiee,
Neu0erilnaen gum letten Wal per'
lc1en ncroen.
esn Der lebten @crlamml,lns ihlol'
len iih oie iolaenoen Shtpeltern benz
Screin an: &atb. Sin5. &atb. Sai.
ner, Gatb. &loos. Marp 3loos. 9ieic
Sdlpcitern bcoiBen mir ber3lid) mill
fonmen. Catherine Welser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21

Die Gltern lperoen aebeten bie
&inoer bonn erits,, SonntaS i'm
Gesenlber an bis Wcibnahten in oas
Sahie,lheim III ihiden ODER su be,
sleiter. Gin fre,lnolides &omitee
miro lie eriuarten l,no miro nit linen
@eoid,te nno 0ieber fir oen beiliacn
slbeno einIt,oieren.
Clos. Bottlhling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Salem, Ohiu.

gpunaelilh, Vuther gmamels=&r6r.
2Jt Sniltb Vroaoipan. Sobn SaI,rarn.
Vait-r Seeen SpnntaG un, 8 ubr Dor.
nittaas Sonrtaai6ule:. Seben Sonntas
&i,::c5hienit I'M 10 llhr in Der 2anbess
Fpra1 1e; mn II llb, bentiber @otteS.
oicnt Ser oeut'd)e &irdpsu 5rauen 0ers
cir Eat nm alueiten ARittIpo1 ieoen Neo.
muts. abcnbs 8 Ibr. ger'ammluns. Son,
fivnnnoenz zllnterrid,t (3.peiidbri9) bon
September lis Oitern. 9ienstaa unb
Hrcitna nn6mittaa l llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Nus Grte. ga.
3meia 2.

Maen Shlueitern uno griioern
CUR geiiaisen 9sadridt. oaB Die
iGbrlife 8eamtennabl am "a. go.
oember. 3 llbr nahmittass, itattfins
Set, 81 tuelder aue bieienieen 8rii.
Der lmo Sdtueitern, tpelde itimmbe.
redtist iino, fre,,noli6it erideinel.
mogen.
esn Der Soffnung. redt oiele be,
ariiBen 81 fGnnen. perbleibe id nit
reu=ldhiiibem @ruoereruB. ...
Martin Sdulter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Chicago, IN.

Teut'f,e uuh Siehenbiirgiibs SGdiiifle
ct. Rdulus @cn.inbc. Yaitor Grp.
Ghm!bt. Stride ,mb Yaitorut 4S55-
1885 So,ner Ctr. Seoen Gonntas 8 llbr
Scn.lta9!du.e eueliih Muo oe,ltid. -
Geutider @ottesbienit ieoen Sonntaa
1916 llbr; en9liiber 0cttesbienit jeoen
g unb 4. Scurtaaa 1915 llbr. Geuts
i6er ArnfirHannen=ll =llnterridt Mittuob
nnd,",ltrn9s l:30 llbr; cnaliider &onz
iiimnuoen sllu:erriht Samsta9 borlnitz
:,N 10 llbr. 3eutibe Sdule Samsta9
n11:rittngs 9 llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
krrcblicbe Aacbricbten
Euutou. Cbiu.

Giebenbiira,ihs Sddiilhe GUanaelilde
Qn:tcriihe Driitllss&irde. 2l13-14.
Ctr. u. e. Efdrrcr Sbonlas @. SoDniger.
Sunn1ogihMle nit oeutiben uro eng
liihcu NluHen S:45 llbr mor9en5. GuNs
lijher 8ottesoienit $50 nlOr9ens. 9euts
ltlec @ottesoienit 1896 llbr mor9euS.
9eutid,e Sd)ule u,b Aonfirmaubeuz lln>
terrGt nab Yereiilbaruu9. Nuc @luuz
bens9enuiien lno Sreunbe iinO bsr5lid)
cinosIaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
3tuei9 8.

Die Sd,meitern ,uerocn ouinerf.
Jam acnaht, bal, oie nihite regel,
nlGbiac 0crianmlung am /. Ie,em.
Der itattfinoet. "a in oieier Ser
'ammll,na allh Die geamtinnen fir
oas oSabr 104l aelpGhlt pcrocn, 10
mcrbcn ale Sdncitern criudt an,
,pcipno 81 iein ,n,o oieienigcn Beam
tinnen 81 pGblen. Ole gum 8elten oes
Gereins ,ino oes Central Verbanhes
arbeiten. Nad) Der -Grleoiguna Der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
EnrreQ. Ha,

GentiIe @pan9. 2Itbsr. ct. Yanlus'
0rtse. 721 20 Scuit glue. Yiarrer
Saus Sobnsbsin. g2dbrsnO oeS Soms
nlcrs SonntnaibuIe I'M llbr. Salpts
0ritcsSienlt un Sonnz umo 5eiertagen
I'M 10 ll5r uurnittu0s. Nlle lntberilben
WIa:i5eusseronsn Deutidler 3un9e tn
darrell. SburDu ,.uO llnlgebllnA ltno az
ecu 0:ottesniemlter Der5litbit ein9elaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Columbus, Chiu,

Ghnmscliih sQutheriSd)e Martin 2Mtber
0irSle. gde ROler uno Ann Ctr. Yaitor
lP. Inn;o Setter. Scben Sonnta9 pors
nlitto0 nm 9 llhr Soultaa1dnle. 10 llbr
cnliildlrr @Cttesbienit, II llbr oeutider
Gut!esoicrit. Nue Wlaubensgcuuiieu iino
tcr;lib eingeIuben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
!kiumeiteab, Ya.

Tcut1the Guand. ss'rot. 81. Wdrfuss
Hird)'. 222 ST Q. Nbe 9lrnplb Wladb5.
&iarrer. @nhnuna: 224 S1t 8. MUe.
Scltlhpn: 263OsAE. SonntaagId)Mle bes
ginnt 0:3O llhr morcen5. Gn9liider 8ots
:esbreult 10-1; llbr. Gsutitter Buttess
G"nI: 1l-12 llbr. Nue Ulallbcns9enois
fen 'inh ber5lib willfonn,en.
Mpnuea, ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Tereinsseiddfte .sibt es aaffee uno
SUDDEN. &atb. 20pfer, Setr.
Nus Ganto,t. Ohio
Ndjtnng Canton mnb llmaebuns.
Scr 3neig ii bat ciner

SCr OlUtlH Ia DuI clleil
&artin- nu1 MmSreas.NaQ
beitloiien, uuo 3lpar iiir oen 80. go.
uember. @ir boffen, oab alle 9riiocr
uno Sthtpeitern ,,no nie Srsuacno iih
oieieu Nbeno rciernieren fir sic llns
terboltur9. 2aBt ms einmol nah alt
iGdNiid,er Site alle miteinanoer
Martin uuo slnoreas- Gag feiern.
8ir babcn ieut cine id)6ne aroBe
San5bale, laiiet uns iie einmal biz
alli ocn lebten Elat iiillcn. Gas go
mitcc miro iid) Sic ar6Btc Miibe aes
ber, nm Sen @Giten eineu 9cnlbrei.
den Slbeno 81 bereitcu.
slio nod)mals Iabeu luir allc Brit
Ser nnb Sd,peinrn, Sen &arpatben
8elanapcrciu. Sic Sugcnh ,,uo allc
Seutit)eu Golfsaenoiicn bcrslid) elm
@ir hciien alli eineu sl,teu @eiuh
Nobn @ellmann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21

SeutldJe Gpc:g zt,utber. ct. Yeter3s
gcmcinhe 5. Ctr. 0ans .. 3. Simoleit.
Ein.rer. Eiorrbnlls. 244 Mbanls Str..
9irdlc'ter. Eu Sci: Moheiter 635s&.
Gnit'shierit: $40 llbr rorgens. Sonr>
tna'dmls 10:45 llbr. Srauen Wereinss
%crInnmllng am lee!en 3onnersta0
leocn Wonats, ubenos 9 llbr. Seoers
nlnrr 1T ber3lid, ipiQfpmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21

Der tsralenncrein Ser GbriItuSs
&ird,c laoet berslid elm gum Sauer.
fraut- uno @,lriteiicu, oab I'M Sad)=
ienbcim am 90. Hopember gegeben
miro. Gs lpirbierpicrt BON 6 bis 8
llbr abcnos. 9llle 6re,mbe uno 80n'
ner iino ber5lih eingelaoen.
Sarab Sbcil, Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Nus eblcaso. III.
3lueia 10.

Mm %. Nobember neranItaltet ser
3neig 10 einen &atbarinen- lno
Nnorcas gall. Mae ssrellnoe uno
Wtitglieber iino cingclaoen ih baran
3l beteiligen. @eiteres miro ipGter
bcrid)tet. Gliaabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Gicuelano, Ch;u.

z ,. GOanN Nuth. Ct. Sohmnesz
Stride Saltor 3ans Soilel. 76l GoOg
:)lnuh. Sel. aaulberrD OG46. Sonntnas
'd,Hlr I'm 10 ilhr Snncnhnnttpsnicn't
II tSentidPr.,>nnhtrnttcshion't O l1hr
Snta,r yi9a Mnh,rdt unr 0erlammlung
Son.,taa abcnos 1880 llbr. &onfirmans
ocu= i!uterridt uuo oe,tld)e Sdule am
Samlsiag bon 8 ILL, al. Mae Wlaubensz
acnrd,eu iino h"rtlid einaelabeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21

THt %. 9(OOeNlDPr OPrQn1tQllet DER
3peia 10 einen
Gatberinen., Gliiabetb. umb
Mnbreas.8all
i'm Teutiden Sous an 1859 Nortb
slibIanS slpe. 9lue 3,peiepercine bon
Chicago unb @arp, Ssno.. iinb ber5.
lihit einaelaoen iid, an bieier Inter.
baltllns 5lt beteilieen. gine quite Iu.
lit miro gum 9an3e aufipielen.
Dos &omitee tpiro iid Miibe ae-
ben allen geil,dern einen aenuBrei,
den Nbeno 3u bieten. @lltcs giien
unb Grfriid)unsen iperoen 5u baben
iein. sluc SdapcItern, ,pclhc Gatbc,
rine lno Gliiabetb beiBen. ,ueroen
1ebeten einen Gi,den 81 brinsen
8ir boIien redt biele begriiBen 81,
t0nnen. Gliiobetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
GIcpeIonS Mesf. Seufsdiz 0,emei,

Glcbelanb Weif. = $eufI9 Be,nein6e.
@ejt 80. Str. unb @iIlnrb Mbe. Ynitor
,soDnrncs 9sutihlGnoer, 5000 @ilaro
Mpe. Gel: @ooobinc 9O55. WotteSn,enI
ieoen Sounz urb Teie,taa in beutider
ure enGli1d)cr iSprnd]e. Sonntdaidu(e
ieben SOnnta0 80 llbr Uorn,ittdas.
Iora.iiioIeenn eneliidcr @ottesoienit
ucu 1n-1O:45 llhr. S,ieraui iolgt Der
hcut,Ge @ot;csbieult II ll6r pormittas5.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
3ipc..g I.

llnCrc ndd}Itc r:Gclm0b!Qc Ger,
'omnllmg ON I. ScScmhCr. > llhr
uatmittaga bcginncno. lit mohl oic
lpid)tiaItc bea Nal5en Suhrca. ou be.
fcnmtlid) Die 9cnnltinnen iiir Sos be.
Uur'tchcnhc Snhr gcmGhlt meroen.
Sc5hnlb miro crnItl;dl uppcllert al
Die Mi'9!icoer. lid oiCSmnl acluil;
piinttlid) einIinnen III urllcn, nm iiir
iCHea MINT Die huiu meiit gceignetc
nlb orbcitsmiliue Sfrcitcr Nl he.
itunlen. Tarlm ioute piltbtgcn1iI
cine i"Nc Sd)lpeiter bieiGr &erianm.
hung be;muhnrn. nm ihren @iinid'cn
intn elulidltcn miinol:d Nuaorlf gr.
ben III fonncn.
Iic 9enmtinncn mcrhcn mic iiblit
tribe ihrr Yoircn e:nncfrlcn. Hiid
ItInoiac MiielicHcr limo acbelcu iid
N,tltchenh 81 Madden. Sb'n nnGcae.
hcnc ;'cit i;ir hen Mnfann miro nbcr
hicannl inncNchnltcn mcrbcn. I'm
ale acidGitl.de TarturSIlnncn il,
"~i. rrlehiacn 81 tGnncn. 9tnd)hc,
oibt c3 Gnifcc nmN &rd)cn lnh hnnr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21


esn oer ndtitcn @criammlung. oie
am Jreitae. Sen 6. Teember. itatt.
;nbet. iperben 6te weamten fir eas
fommenoe Sabr eetpGbIt, baber ioute
fein Mitglieo beridumen. an oeriel.
ben teil5unebmen. oomit 6ie ridtisen
0ellte fit sic an beiien fir lie geeig.
neten poiten setp1bft tueroen. 8lei.
ben Sic alIo Ser ,l1dAten @eriamm.
hung nidt fern. -.
Mae Mitalrber neroeu eriudt, ibrc
Suittl,nesbiid)er beim ssinan3-Sefr
~ laiien. oamit iie bon oen Bidder,
priiiern nad)aeiehen ,peroen f0nncn
Gie oiesi1hrige @eibnadtsieier
Finoet Samstog. Den 81. 9e5embcl
M &lubbals ltatt. s(ne GItern ,per'
Sen eri,ld,t ibren &inoern Elm @eib,
Hadtsacoid,t 3l Iebren. iuenn m3g
lid), m oelltidler Sprahe. Inter Sci
h.na bonn ct. Nifolaus Oanicl
Yonna nit oem ganSen 8eamtenitab
bcitchcno aus oen ncuen .Mno alter
@eamtcn, mnk oas sSeit fir Die Sim
>1r aaus beitimmt Elm freuoeboue:
tlperoen. gei''dt Die nddite Ser
fiammlln,e.
Naul 1iefenbaher, Sbrifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
0amendlor rSaroniu" aaG ieiu
!0er6itfUniert.

OerOftOHjert.
Tas &ou,crt, nit wclhem scr Ta'
mend,pr Suronia i'm @ciieite Sahs
ienhcim Dor Sic Sciicntlid,fcit ,rat,
mGrc cines bciicren @ci,,d,es uiirbig
actpcicn. Inter 9eit,lng bon Troi. u.
gtifoIaus batten Ole Tomcn mod,en,
lang gciibt uno nln gabcu iie einige
Grobcn ihrer Gllnit gum Better. ,Siir
lire 2eiitlnacn pcroieucn tic ppllitc
Nncrfcnm,ng. g'or oIlcm mlb bie
Stride ihrcs EortrngS gcriihmt ucrs
ocn. 9llh id)mieriae Ghorlpertc, mic
Gin @oljsritrauB BON StrauRlpal.
5crn" beluGltiatcu iie in rcd,t beiric.
oi9cnbcr @ciic. ISrl. Slmc @ebcr
bate sic Vianobcgleitlmg. glS Soli.
Itin trat Die 81 ih0uen Soii,ulngcn
bcrcdtintc Sri. Maric Nhcr ali. Sic
lit cine Sd,iilerin bon Eroi. TitolauS
Nit ld)oncr tpcnn al,d) nod, illnaer
Stilnmc oie iebod, bic Shullng Der
riet. cob lie einiae 2ieScr gum @citcn.
Scrr S:to Sd)mibt 5eigtc iif, olS Elm
Mciltcr aui Ser Glarinettc. gcioc crn.
tcteu rcihcn 0eiIau..
Ger Gamcnhor uno WGnncrhor
scr Sit'titc 9. 9. @icbcrtaicl ,lnter
Scitlung bon Scrrn @iai @roeocr,
Sie Gintroht =Scrmnnia iolpic Scr 60.
5iale Surncr Tomcnhor untcr Sci,
t,lng bon Jris Sd,liimbah erfrel,tcn
oas Vublifl,m NIT ciniacn rcdt net
ten Sichcrn llnb ipllrben nit lcbbais
tenn NrplalS beIcbnt. Cen IoNcl
cboG icNod ocr Maorigal SuacnS,
DIOR lultcr Eroi. Nifolaus ab. Gr
.rat nit einiacn nelcn be,ltidcn Sic
! bern Dor Ole Scifcntlidfcit, sic sic
Snrcr 10 erIrcutcn. baE bic @eiiauS,
tiirme iid gar niht leaen tpolltcn.
l(no bod itcbt nod Ger grGBte 1cil
'niercr i1hiiidcn Suacno abieits
>icicr Gborucrciuislma rnb bos c,.
lenhfomitec militant Dem Gbormci,
tier iroacn Iid, INNER mieoer: .&a.
rnln?" @enn allies flappcn ioGte.
1.iiCt: BORT Elm Ghor bon 13O Itatt
mir NIT 80 Stimucn iteben. &as
f0nntc in Sem Sale nlles gelciitet
ucrSen? 60 lpie oic 80 Iitgli,ocr
ecs Maorigalhors niiien, ,uo 0as
Sahlenheim liegt. f0nute es au6
bon Der iibrigen. neitaus grGBeren
Mebr5abl unierer Ssugenb seuau 10
gut geilInocn iueroen, lmo es ipGre
fir uniern nimmermiioen 0oritano
Semi Sfinoler cine polfomnene
@enllgtlnlns. fir Sen GbormeiIter
cine oanfbare g(rbeit mno iiir oas
suacnofomitee Elm 9cpf5erbreteu
peniger. Sooaun Gltern. 0ertpauote,
Conner unS Greunoe Ser cmacno -
lcbt uls allc mitbelien, oieien leiien
Nllnid, ,llr Wirtlihfeit tueroen ~,
lailen. icten mir uns nit aller &rait
ISaIiir elm. ocnn cs gibt nid)ts Sd)G,
nares alli Der meiten Welt als Sas
oelltid)e 2ic6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
Ser SiSieite SuaemSbuus

'cranltaltet am Samstas, Sen 30.
Nopember. abcnos. 8 llbr. in ser
NcSole Safe. an $50 @elt 60. Ctr,
ieinen eriten Gans unb peroient oie
llnteritiisung auer SahIen bon Gbi.
ago uno llmgeb,tne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
3,ueis 40.

... Sweis 40.
Gs bc,le ollen Sd)lpeitcru ,mr &C.
fGIligcn Nahrid)t, bab nGdItc Ser,
ianml,ng Sonltag, Sen 1. 7c5., 3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-11-21
3,ueig 10.

9ln %. gfopember peranitoltet oe
3Deia 10 einen
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-01
MEMOS OF A CoLYUMER'S
CRrrpWy


Dear Mr.. W.: Paulette Goddard's
pals are sure she will shortly file in
Mexico And I hear that Rosa
lind Russell and Fred Brisson, son
of Carl Brisson, are completely out
Of this world That brunette
movie name (not Russell) just got
a Sparkler valued at $25, 900 from
the lad who dragged her reputation
all over Hollywood Anyone in
Panama Hattie" will betcha that
Ethel Norman will marry VIM.
Smith, the coast booking agent. He
sat in Row @ at the premiere and
never took his eyes off her when she
was marking up another great night
in her exciting career You are
stayging too late at the theate The
paper had to replate the 4-star
edition to squeeze in your "Su-
zanna" notice, which got here 10
minutes after 1, instead of 10
minutes after IL d. In short, the
City Desk says that you must
leave the theater by II o'clock
henceforth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-01
FUMIRE, NOONAN
GET JUDGMENTS
Compensation Claims Set
tied Today for $3.50,
$l25, Respectively

Charles Fumire, of 1854 Park road,
Waterbury, was awarded $3.50 from
the Hartford Accident and Indem-
nifty Company as final settlement
of his compensation claim on the
Waterbury Savings Bank in an
agreement filed with Compensation
Comsr. James M. Lynch today
Payment of SIPS was made by the
Royal Indemnity Company, OF New
Haven, to James Noonan, OF As
State street. in another final settle
ment. Noonan asked compensation
from Patrick Brown, of Browns
Grill" for injuries claimed to have
been suffered July 10, when a seltz-
er bottle fell on his left foot.
In both the Fumire and Noonan
settlements, there was a clause to
the effect that the results of the
cases would be doubtful if the ac-
tons were tried. Fumire said he
was injured while working for the
bank on May II.
Other agreements filed with Com
missioner Lynch today follow:
Luigi Deldo, of 418 Riverside ave-
nue., Torrington, $20.03 weekly be-
ginning from Oct. 8 from the AM
erican Brass Company, of Torring-
ton, for broken ribs.
Nicholas Mucci, Of Upton Place
Torrington, $9.76 weekly beginning
Oct. II from the Torrington Co., for
a burned hand. BE-
Chester S. Torsiello, of 81 Colt
rington Co., 1921 weekly beginning
Oct. 8 for an injured finger.
William Leary, of Waterbury, from
the Diamond Ginger Ale Company
of Waterbury, $20.13 weekly begin
ming Sept. 6 for an infected finger.
Clement j. Clark, of Seymour,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-01
Walter WincheII
On BrO0dW'0y !.
GSsade Mara Registered. Copyright $780, paly MrrssD
tSSade Mara Registered Copyright 1870 Daily MiFFoRl

The Missing Persons Bureau
here has definitely identified the
sleeping beauty at the Pierre who
took too many pills. A Chicago
girl. Bellevue has tabled her a
psyche Just because Patricia
Wing sings so prettily, Paul Rupert
is opening a new cocktail lounge,
Chez Louis, for a suitable backdrop
/. Reuben Mamoulian'S direc-
ton of THE Mark of Zorro" due at
the Roxy tomorrow, is something to
orchid Latest come-on at the
neighborhood movies is Rent Night
on the 18th and end of each month.
Two people get their rent paid by
the theater if lucky The big
excitement around town is the ru-
NOR about Mike Todd, the hacker.
being att he 500 window at En-
pire the other day and walking
off with $4,000.
Bit Of tiff between Buddy De-
Sylvia and booking agent l.. Schurr,
Auho booked Buddy's shows so long.
Buddy went straight to the stars
when casting Hattie, so now they
generate their own cooling system
when they pass each other Mil
dred Fenton has Ben Grauer fluff
ing his commercials : Horace
Heidi, ti1ey are saying, is having
trouble with the hat size of that To-
year old vocalist he selected on the
Pot o'Gold program two months ago
At the Chaplin press party
the star told movie critic he got
the idea for The Great Dictator
from Konard Bercovici, the famous
author who never got dime for
it. But what hurts Bercovici most
is that, for the first time. Chaplin
failed to visit or cal him when in
town :. Joe McNazi is going back
to the hoosegow on police charge.
The lad who posed for the Gen
eral Motors ad used in all papers
owe Hope We Set a Boy to Dream
ingO is Kingsley Cotton of the
Court of Missing Heirs radio pro-
gram i. Add lovely things: Yvette's
version of These Foolish Things"
a Bluebird of a recording :.
Frank Parker will get the singing
lead in 1.-THE Ziegfeld Follies'. Last
time he was in musical he was a
chorus boy Quite a to-doodle
over at the Critics Circle. John
Mason Brown wanted the members
to become blood donors for the Bri-
fish. They tell me George Jean
Nathan almost swooned.
The information sought by the
U. S. Attorneys office on that
draft squawk. I understand. is stale
news in Washington :. And Rich
ard H. Waldo being on Draft Board
IL, despite his Punishment from the
National Press Club for conduct I'M
becoming a member, broke in the
late editions, which was why I killed
it The Hollywood movie pro-
ducers assn held meeting about
throwing those two names" out of
the industry over the now exagger-
ated scene at Ciro's, but Harry War;
ner saved their necks. His plea was
that the man in the case shouldn't
be dealut with harshly - for an
hours lapse in an otherwise scan
dal-free career.
YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-01
Young Democrats Sponsor Rally Tonight
mo DECISION ON
! PICKETS ISSUED
Store Asks Court to Re.
strain Union From Using
Sign Bearers

No decision was given today by
Judge John F. McDonough, of the
court of common pleas, in motion
for an injunction filed yesterday by
the P. & @. shop, on South Main
street The shop seeks to restrain
Local 282, United Retail and Whole
sale Employees of America, from
picketing the store.
The local union denies the claim
that the local store is independent,
claiming that although the organi-
cation may be separate corpora
tion,it is connected with number
of stores.
The union claims further that all
the stores have the same Office. The
labor trouble, which resulted in the
local picketing, is in New Haven.
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Yonkers, N. Y. recently. The Misses
Katherine Kane, Kathleen Kelly
and Anna Goggins will also show
how Irish step dancing should be
done
Several well known vocalists will
also contribute to the evenings en-
tertainment.
Appropriate refreshments suitable
for the harvest season, will be
served. Tickets can be secured from
any member of the committee or at
the door.
Invitations have been extended to
all the community clubs through
out the city and large attendance
is anticipated. The committee as
sures everyone good nights frolic
and lots OF fun.
John Whalen is chairman OF the
music committee and John Dzick Is
chairman OF the entertainment
committee.
Bowling League
The Married Women's Bowling
League played their third game OF
the season at the Washington Park
bowling alleys last evening with the
following scores: SprueeS. captained
by Mrs. Margaret stnrges. 2. Ma
Piles 1: Cedars 2. Heml0cks I. High
SINCE 1903. high three 200, both won
by Mrs. Margaret 6turges.
Standing OF the teams: Epruees
and Cedars tied, both winning SIX
games and losing three. Naples won
lost 7. Hemlocks won 4, lost 5,
Mr. and Mrs. James Dryer OF
Yankerk. ~ Y. returned 10 their
home after attending the funeral Of
Mrs.. Della 0ilmaTliD.
Tho Bowling alleys Of g. Francis
XAVIER Church are open every day
from 2 10 Q D. NJ. should anyone
wish 70 bowl ~ that time Instead "
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-11-01
Various Candidates
To Address Meeting
At Silver Chalet
Congressman Smith, Mayor ScuIIy to Join Former
FOOtaI Stars in Special Program Joe
Smith Night" to Be Observed

Night" programs in Wolcott and
Prospect, a colored Smith-fo Con-
gress rally, several district meetings
and meeting of the Democratic
town committee.
Nicholas Zappone, president of
the local Young Democratic organ
ization, will act as chairman of the
rally. A crowd of several hundred
young voters is expected.
Joe Smith Night" at Wolcott
will be held at Paradise Inn, with
Judge Joseph O'Connell as one of
the speakers. Joe Smith Night" at
Prospect will be held at the town
school, and Judge O'Connell will
also speak there.
Congressman Smith will also
speak tonight at a Lithuanian wo-
mems meeting at 48 Green street.
Tomorrow night he will address Po-
lish rallies at Derby and Beacon
Falls.
The town committee meeting, at
which Chairman Maurice F. Tang
ney will preside, has been called for
the making of plans for final cam
paign activity before the polls open
Tuesday.
The colored rally on behalf of
Congressman Smith will be held at
the rooms of Wilson Post, American
Legion, it was announced today by
Lester jenkins, secretary. The
gathering is sponsored by the Col
ored Democratic and Republican
Smith-for- Congress Club.
The local Democratic campaign
will wind up with a street parade
Monday night, and rallies at
Brooklyn, Washington Hill and
lower Baldwin street.
Among the district meetings to-
night will be one in District 3-5,
which will be held at the Knights
of Lithuania clubrooms.