davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
Ga6af=Nlnban Int &ei6

Sir miere Io6afpflanNr inn SI6en lit es feline quite Gunoe, bob Die
Deuhden 8emibungen, cine eigene groBe Sabafprooufhon lnnerbalb Der
neuen Setdsgren3en auf5ubauen, 0ur1 ben ® einen mederen Nnhieb
erfo6rea bdben. SIT bod pom amrfaniten Stonopunt aus gu tefrdt
ten, oaB uns nab @ie0erber1eQung normaer Berb1ltnine elm tpeterer
fpidiger 4bfabmarft neidloien ien miro. 9enn i'm lioolai6en NeOer-
oonou Sebiet, in Ger Sfihiernarf mo i'm @ebiet oes fruberen gurgen
lanoes bat elm erIer GROCER 8eriud nit Dem &nbau amertfanf1den SPECIAL
tabafs-Die BON amtltber Sete erflQrt Dir0-~redt befre0lgnoe" u0
gum Sci. iogar rIterafdeno quite" @rgetnife ge5eitgt
Geu limo Die SabafanbaITer1ube i'm He1b nl6t oNpobl lie natur
qemdB inn Rubmen Der autarfen yenrefIngen 0s leBgen Hegnnes uo
Ser 6efebenoen 9epHenfnappbet cine beionoere Snteniperlng erabren
baben. SatIGdib lit Die 9abafuhr in 9eutf1lano f6on i6r alt. 8e-
rens Srieorih Der @roBe Oernudte, ben BON ben perriebenen Btal5ern
mtgebradten Sabafbau umer fdnen branoenblrgnben Bauern nit Naf-
Druid al per6reiten uno gu foroern.
9e Sobaf anbauHGfe baHe IN ben aHen &GbSgren6en IN ben lesten
Sabren einen 10 groBen lmfang angenonmen, oaB ibdsungsneiie elm
3rittel 0s beimiiden geoarfs geoedt meroen fonnte. Gtpas iber 10000
Seftdr muroen bebdut; Tie Darfen einen SdbreSertrng BON 330OO0 Sop
pel5entner (getrodneD ab.
3urb oe ginDerhibnng 9eterrei6s in oas geih nuroe Der Sabaf
ban me1entlh geforoert, neil ploBib @ebiee iibernennnen mlroen, Die
fh in bo0enmqBigr un0 flimatifer &infbt ausnebmen0 gut fir ben
anfalt# fir Eabafforldlng IN lordbein ermogHhten erne ru1de Snangrltf
nabne oes Anbous, nobel in erMer 2inie ben ounIen 8irginia- tmo
Gentufp=Sabafen Der Tor5ng gegeben turoe. Dte1e Saba1orten elgnen
fb befonoers gut fir ltmblatt mo ginage, ioDie as 9efblatt fir
Stunpen.
aommt On anbm in Ser Sftmarf aud I'M augenbld nod feline iber-
ragen0e geoeutung 5u, 10 lit bod 81 berlffbtgen, oB es tb babel
mefentih qroBere Sldde nit ben ais geeignet befunoenen Sorhn Be-
bnat prben. Die grfabrmg oB innerbalb Der @ren5en oes Hetds in
aroReren Still Spe3iultabde geponnen neroen fonnen, gbt benz Der
fd5 fene nilt unDeientlthe Beoeutung fir unere egenen gabaftaaten.
ge 9orner Der Il. e. 81 tn gut oaran5 bpien 8orgdngen in europe,
Bic BEL lanqer Bloda0e einen Mu5bau erfabren Dlrtten, farte Seafttng
All fdenfen. 9enn pnn crit einmal auf Dem INSTRUMENTATION Booen
cine aroBe Sabaf8uht aufgebaut peroen ioae, tit cine llrnfebr 10 gut tpe
nusapLhlofeu GS fonnt nod bin3u, 0nb ah Die gngldn0er unter Dem
Rrud ser 9erbdltniie nnr nod befhrdnft aIs &dufer bier nuftreRn f0n-
mem 90 nebt fb infer 2dno aud af 6ieiem @ebiet mebr 0enn ie g-
stulnaen, fiiseno ein8ugrefen uno wie bel anoeren 6arm-@r3eugniien
groBe &dufe Dor5nnebmen.
Gobpi fam Is fd boffentih mr nm einen Notbebef banoeln. Sour
menr es qIinqt, in ni1t aa5u ferner 3utunft Dem Neltbanoel neue
mn breitere 8ahnen al peHen, fonnen aud Die fir geDine Staaten
Iebenspdtgen 3~ubufpfIanaer Der Z. g, q. ibre aHe Hoae DieOer ipielen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
9art anf bart

@em u6t aGe an3ehben tragen, lit Der Iette Sermn fir cine v8ib-
enti6eiOmg" in Oeiem Serbit enogaltg poriber. 9tJenigen, pelde mad
Dem @oheniqiano i'm @alo BON Gompegne cine prompte 1no erfolg
reihe Snoaion @nglonos uo cine Sprengmg Der 8lofooe erwortet bat
ten, fmb our6 Die greignife Ser lebten &o6eu 5u anoerer Infbt &C.
fonnn1en.
Sart mf bart gebt Der Sampf Der oeuhben 9nftpaffe gegen Die brHi6e
2ufhpaHe. Sober SoB miro nit ennem @egen1toB beanhDortet Srob Der
Serbfirme, trob Gegen mo @ebel gebt Ser 9lftheg NIT rnuermtnoerRr
9ituat pder. Ole mtfgepiblten ga6er Deg aonals mO Der @orOfe
maiden einen SnDafonsberiuf mdbreno os Binters nob menidlihem
grmefen unm0gib. Bomber UNI. &fflug5euge meroen Die Souptlait
0s Samples trngen.
Ser 3ermir6ngsneriuf ser Geui6en lit af bortnddgen @ioeritno
gefoBen. 3e gngldnoer MAIDEN ben 9eutihen Die 2uft6errifaft nit aaer
Gnergie itreng. Sic betdtigen i6 ier iarf offenfp. sic baben Die
&aftnnride oes beeBten @e6ntes, Die groBen SnouFrie5entren i'm &ubr-
gebiet, in gorooeutifano mo in @roB49erin bemgeiutt. gs fam pobl
nienan0 bedreien, oB auf 0iie @ene af beioen Soften meientliber
Sfooen angeriftet poroen iii.
Cur gddogung Ser @ebrpirtdaft gfeQt fb nod Ser @eriuh Der
3ermirbrag Ser Y1oral Der 3ibilbepolfelng. Gs lebte 3el lit Dieaeidt
ebenio pidHg ipe 0as ernp. @er am langfen r~our6boten" fam, miro
langiam Die Oberbano gepfnnen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

9etoIIetierte Srouem fino
oft am wenigiten Offenber5is.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
NameM Der @oMate MMO
Der Sage

Sonuor lit Ser benz r0miI1en @ott
Sonus getpeibte Mfonat. Sanus batte
5Dei @eiihter. 9as cine fab IN oie
gergongenbeit, Oas on0ere in sic 3u-
funft. Sauna beiBt sic Siire. Ser
olte oeutide Monotsnome Ioutet
Bintermanotb, in SeIien Sort-
ntonot. 6ebrlor benomt bonn r6mis
iden 0Peiniguugsfeit. Ser oeuti6e
Same @ornung. MdrS lit ser benz
rom. &riegsgott Mars gebeiligte
Monot, Ser aIte oelti6e Same ift
2en5inmanotb. Npril. lateinii9 Der
ones %er0ffnenoe Sriiblinesmonat,
ser 0eltide Same 9Itermonat. Moi,
lateinii6 Maiits, 0os @r0BertperOen,
0os @riinen, bel Qutber Meigen,
Damn @onnemonO. Stunt, loteiniid
ser @onot ser @0ttin Sumo, oeutid
8radmonat. Suli, Iateiniid friiber
4uintiIis, Ip1ter 5u gbren Oes Oie
3eitrednung berihtigen0en, inter
sic @0tter beriesten 5eloberrn Goius
Sulius Goeiar benamt, 0euti9
Seumonat. Mlguit, friiber Sertilis,
ipGter mad Dem 2aiier Muguitus be-
nomt, 0euti6 grntemonot, Septem.
Der, lateiniih ser Iiebente Monat
bonn Mdr3 nad Dem GlteIten rom.
&alenoer, 0elti6 SerbItmonot, 1Iter
@itumauot - Sol3monat, in Dem
8rennbol3 pitu gef11t miro.
9ftober, lateinii9 Ser odte Monot
bonn M6r1 5u aarls 5. @r. 8eit
pinOumemanotb, @einleiemonot,
pom lateiniiden @inoemito - @ein.
leIe, beute oeuti9 @ilbbarf. Nopem-
Der, Iateinii9 Ser neunte Monat bonn
Mdr3, our Belt &arI 5. .@r. Serbift-
manot, beute Nebelung. De5ember,
lateiniid ser 10. Monat bonn Mdra,
our Seit &orls 5. @r. Seiligmonot,
oOer gbriitman, ODER Sortman, ooer
S1IaHtman ODER @olfmarJ beute
@briitmon0.
Montoe, bonn 6lteren OeutiHen
8ort M}on fir Mono, gebiloet nod
Dem Iatein. 0omen Gag Ser MonO-
g0ttin 9una. Dienstog, altoeuti9
8istag, cine Na6bilOung oes loteini-
i6en Mars, &riegsgott. 3igtag ge-
bort 3u 3eus, griediiHpr Simmels.
gott. 2utber bat 9ienstng, in gln-
lebnung an 0ienen. Cine on0ere an-
nobme gebt 8uriid olf 9instog,
glei9 @eri6tstog. 0fitipod lit Mit=
tc Ser ISOLDE. altOeutid @o0anstag,
ser ober5te 0eutI6e @ott, Iateiniih
Sag oes Mercurius, 0es @ottes Der
&aufleute. 9onnerstag, Dem alien
Oeuti9en 9onnergott, 9onar, &c.
neibt. 2oteiniif Ser Sag Soois, Oes
oberIten @ottes Ser &0mer. Grei-
tag, gemeibt Ser gbefrau, Sria ODER
5rigg, 0es @ottes 8ooan. 2ateinii6
Ser Gag Der @enus, Der 2iebe. Conn.
obenO, otter Sunnenoben0. Cams
tag aus Sabbot. SIN 9ateiniiden Der
Sag BEG @ottes Satirnlls. Sonntag,
5unnen6og, nod Dem 2oteiniiden
Sag BEG @ottes Ser Sonne (SoD,
pdbreno oas @ort Dominica latei-
Mid Sag 0es &errn beoeutet.
9ie 5eittage; SItern, oos Set Der
Morgenrote, oes 6riiblings, i'm al
ten Deuti6 goIturmonot, ins gbriit-
Ii9e iibertragen. 9as @ort 8aaid
lit bebrdiid-griediiden llriprunges.
Hfingiten, bon Dem pon0ernoen
Gtomm Ser oeuti6en @oten aus benz
@riediiden als 0ns Set oes fiinf-
5igiten Cages, gridiid pentefoita
Samera nod Sitern, iibernommen.
8eibnodt oos Set Ser beilieen, ge-
tpeibten Na6t. siitfeit, oos Set
Ser 8efenner gbriiti. geioe 0a6fom-
men Ser Sonnentpenbfeier gum ldng.
item Ead All cSohonuis.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
&Orte GROCER Nldnner

Gs gibt feline SGuidungen Oes
Screens. @as oas @efibI uns iagt,
lit nles mabr, uenr aud mitunter
nur fir einen Nugenblid. (&ura)
Nimm Did ser @obrbeit an,
pern on fannit, uno IaB bid eerne
ibretmegen bellen; oo9 piiie, oaB
oeine Sode nidt oie Sa6e Ser
8abrbeit 1T, uno bite iie, oaB fie
nidt ineinanoer flieBen
(gIauoius)
Ser Hait9 gebt iiber iid, maGt
iid eigenuiqig in Ser 2uft, int, olg
noble er Sic Come berblenoen uno
Ben SimmeI itiirmen. Wos iIt's
aber2 &ommt elm Heines 8inolein,
10 berwebt iid uno beri6minoet Der
breitprdhtige &auG, ooB niemano
peiB, mo er geblIeben. 9Iio ale
Seinoe Der @abrbeit baben's groB
i'm Sinn tim greuliG, 3ulebt Iino
iie pie Der &ali6 tpioer oen Sim.
mel, Der audi in inn ielbIt obne
8ino beri1minoet. (2utber)
@er an Ser @elt fhoffen min,
Der froge in iid ielber an, in Ii6
erringe er 0ie reinen &r1fte, aber
init alien, mas er tut, mas er In
nerliA entiaeioet, meme er INNER
Die 8elt ielbit. go miro oann Iein
Gun, OBJ es gleid i'm fleinen &reiie
ii4 abfpielt, @r0Be empfongen.
Wreamis)
4u9 bon Dem Gotten blei6t auf
Groen nod elm Sdein auriid, uno
Die WaGgelaiienen ioIIen nidt Der-
geiien, oaB iie in ieinem 2idte ite-
Der, oanit iie Die &1noe uno ant-
liB rein erbalten. (Storm)
-
9efoIIetierte Sralten fno
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
@Osn &efIaute?

Ser ungefronte a0nig Oes 6iter-
rei9iiden GuBbaus, MIfreO G9aff-
ner, mar nibt nilr tpegen ieines
fabeIbaften Gpiels, ionoern aud
uegen ieiner idlagfertigen Mnttpor-
ten beriibmt.
Sci elmer Seier itieB Gdaffner
aud auf einen Gilmoperateur, Der,
als er Sdaffner erblidte, o~usrief:
~4d pie idaoe, oaB sic niHt
friiber ga tporen. Chen mar @erner
Rrnus bier. M1n bate einige ge.
meiniame 4ufnabmen MAIDEN un0
Sic nit &raus beretpigen f0nnen."
@orauf Sdaffner entgegnete:
~Nber tDO5u oenr, gum Senferl
araus brnu9t bod gar feline @e.
flannel"
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

sans eie Bic Jarneh Wlebistnen nitt u
Sbrer 9dbe belpniuaen fBnnetis utat4en sic
bDR biefeut &nppn @etrand:
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

-8ir beiOrgen 0eIbfenonnsen
mad Der alien @eimat bnrd bic
9ambnrg-N merifa Clinic nmb ben
Npr0oentlden 2lob6 an ben b6diten
Sagesfmrien. Qlm 0DnnerStag mar
Der anrs Mf. $40 fir ben Dollar
als 0ei&enf. Ober llnterititnnss.
mari.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
1LSnnen 81 niebt EcbIafet,2

~"~%SA @e~ NeVT< WV
@aI5en ele ia na9te TN Set tln nnb
sls f. ie6r bsn5tissn? gsefisiSt isiSsn
sic an f%e1lerbnitet 8erbnunug unb Nus
lmeibuno. Biele Snnienbe fabeu wdbrenh
ber letttn 8 @enerattDneH gelerHt, has
1Drnt9 Mlpeuirdmter, bic tetterprDbts Ma
gentdflgfeit nnregeube Wlebi5in, ibnen Dins
lpmuene 2inbernng briugt. eie DiHeu, iuie
uitfiG g 1T BEL: fnuittBunler 9arfleibta-
iett, Rerbpftdt, @erbnunngSf5rnng, bers
isimmteut Wagen, GMlafs tnb MppetitlpTa.
tett nnb letdten G~rtdltlngen, tbenn bteie
@eiMiperben anf feblerBafte gerbannng unb
2iusTneibnng 5iiridSnfabren ifnb. Mpen-
frdnter TIT cine Wlebt5in, bic aus 10 bers
ihtebeuen m%cbt5tntfmen @nrteIMs 3rdutern
unb Bflnn3ft 5uinmnengeteM lit. Gle ars
beitef NIT Der Wntnr unb tDtrit nuf WinaeR
nnb etnblsang, aber ne tt ueoer barim
nod t~uetfenb. @tIft Der ShttBiett bes Ma
gems; r~e9uliert ben Gtn1lgaug; herue6Tf
BITE MusimeibnuB bnrm BITE 9eieren; btlft
unb beimleHntgt @erbannnB. @etem Ste
mt5t entinufiaf, wenn nnbere D2~ebistmen
nth1t aehplfen Inben fanfen Gte uudl
beHte cine Slaf@e Sprni's MpenIranter.
Q eDrniis 6eil-Del Ointment - Gin anti
feptifdes fmmer5filenbeS Mittet felt Aber
80 S01ren TN Webrnnd3. $mmene &tmbes
rnng Del rbenrtntifmen unb neurnlgtlmtn
gmmer5en, @hdemimmer5en. fteliep Doer
tmmerbenben Muskefn, IebernntrenBuWg,
~StDkpunbef Dber Berrenln1gens tt0enDeu
pber ~brennenben SaRen. 2tnbernb. @ars
naenb. Spartan.
sans eie bic Jnrneh Mebistnen niibt u
SBrer 4dbe betoutnten i5nneils ntaf9en Gte
bon bieiem &nppn @ebrnnM:
eReataL.pHerts - @shsMsm ete 6eMtei
ms belDnberes GinFahrnmesaneebst
tuerben mir Sbucn cine 2.flmseW
5lnfme Tprmis GeilsDel Mnb cine
2.tlnSem Sl0fGe MsngDlD utaipnit air
@rpbe NIT elmer IeRennns amf 9lpems
Frdtfer feHben.
n ii rnsem Surni'3 NIpenFrdnter -
$1.O0 p~Drtpfret r. flmsem 8rps
ben nmiDnf).
q Q Regulate zoe TlaSMem SprwtS
9efIsDeI Ointment - $500
1prtpfret.
q g. .. Q. (sea@matme)s smSAslim
@ebithren,
DR.. PETER FAHRMEY & SONS co.
25O1 Washington Blvd.
Chicago, Ill. Dept. Dlos-z2A
--
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

Ole Trau lit cine &eiliee, gum
min0eiten ieood cine S@einbeilige,
Die ben SHein wabrt, aud tpenit er
triiot.
~ sElegonOer gnOeI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
BREWING COMP ANY
Is SELLING ASSETS
Bankrupt Firm Has Filed
Statement With Clerk Of
u. s. District Court

Sale Of the assets of the bankrupt
Eastern Brewing Co., will take place
next Friday at 2 o'clock at the plant
on Eagle street, according to Fred
erick j. Dalton, president Of the
company. and trustee in bankruptcy.
In the statement Of the firms debts
and assets filed yesterday by the
treasurer, Patrick j. McFadden,
with the clerk Of the U. 8. district
court at New Haven, the liabilities
are listed as $l7l ,6080l and the
assets as $443 ,65o.96. On the debit
side are included $9,400 in taxes due,
$13,570 in secured claims, and Sl48,-
388.0l. In unsecured claims. As TO-
the assets, the machinery and tools
are valued at $l52,38l.57, insurance
policies at $189 900, and real estate ct
$4,000.
Among the creditors of the firm,
which was known until year ago
as the Waterbury Brewing Co., are
Daniel j. Leary, who holds claims
totalling $5l 900, all for money adj
vanced to the Arm on promissory
notes; Philip Coppeto, who has an
unsecured claims for 5000 Frank
Santalucia, whose claim Is for $500.
Mrs. Ellen e. Hayes, mother Of the
former mayor, Is Q preferred creditor
in the amount Of $4,000 and also .
common creditor for $1,000. Other
creditors include Mrs. Sadie Leary
and Frank A. Leary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
RECEIVER FILES
MONTHLY REPORT
City of Waterbury Chief
Creditor of Industrial
Properties, Inc.

A report OF the financial stand
ing Of the bankrupt Industrial Prop
critics, Inc, over the month OF June
was filed yesterday with the clerk
Of superior court by Alfred Finkel-
stein, receiver. Chief creditor of the
firm is the city of Waterbury, with
large tax claim.
According to the report, on July
! the receiver had cash on hand
amounting to $l543.88 as compared
with S3326.79 on the first of June
Receipts for the month totalled
$2305, and disbursements, $4l77.91.
The receipts came from three
manufacturing buildings. They were
as follows: 1875 Maple street, $3.50;
1876 Mill street, $1,145; and 313 Mil
street, $500.
The miscellaneous disbursement
including a $1,962.82 fee to the re.
ceiver. totaled $2,482.46. The dis.
bursements for the three building.
were: 1875 Maple street, $374.39; l9l
Mill street, $421.45; and 3l3 Mil
street, $899.67.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
C. O.P. HERE IN
FALL CAMP A|GN
Headquarters Opened at
40 Center Street En-
thusiasm Manifested

The local Republican organiza-
ton, its hopes for carrying the city
In November spurred by the nom
nation of Wendell L. Willkie, will
open campaign headquarters next
week at 40 Center street. 1t will be
the first time that the party has
opened headquarters as early as
July.
Between now and November, the
Center street location will also
serve as regular party headquarters,
and town committee meetings will
be held there. The headquarters
will be closed after election.
Rent of the campaign headquar-
tiers was announced by Town Chair
man Vernon Hall, who plans one OF
the most aggressive local campaigns
in history.
The G. o. p. town committee this
week went on record as enthusiasts
tically endorsing" the national
ticket of Willkie and McNary.
Plans for solicitation of cam.
paign funds are now being made
with Mr.. Hall and other leaders
confident Of a wide response. Dur
ing the election campaign. 1t IL
hoped that nationally known party
leaders will come to this city fol
rallies and public meetings.
The party organization has hae
no headquarters since the rooms II
the Steele building were closed sew.
eral months ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
CORONER PROBES.
FATAL BURNING
Harold M. LyaIT, so, Of
Woodbury. Dies at Wa
terbury Hospital

An official coroner's Investigation
was expected to begin today in the
death Of Harold M. Lyall, SO, Of
Leominster, Mass, formerly Of
woodbury. and this city, who sue
cumbed at the waterbury hospital
last night Of burns received We'd
nesday night In an automobile ac-
cident In Plymouth.
Lyall was given q chance for re-
covery until yesterday afternoon
when he grew weaker. He failed to
rally and died shortly after 10
o'clock, after he lapsed into coma.
Mr.. Lyall was driving to Wood
bury wher the accident occurred.
He was OIL his way, apparently, to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Paul Saw
age. After colliding with a truck, his
car burst into flames, and he was
not able to escape until he had been
gravely burned about the upper part
Of his body. Spectators at the scene
were unable to extricate Lyall be-
cause door had jarnmed, and he
had to work his way to another
door.
Mr.. Lyall had been engaged in
radio repair work here and In
Woodbury. until recently. His daugh-
ter Is the only immediate survivor
in this vicinity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
RAFFEL OBSERVES
BUILDING CODE
Removal of Fence at Fort
Trumbull Beach Ends
Long Dispute

Louis M. Raffel Of this city has
removed a fence from in front Of
his summer home at Fort Trumbull
Beach, Milford. after a court de.
cision that the Milford building code
forbade its erection. Mr.. Raffel put
up the fence some time ago under
a permit which he received from
the Milford building inspector, and
has been engaged in legal disputes
about it ever since. His intention
was to keep outsiders from using
the beach in front Of his home.
Superior Court Judge Ernest A.
Inglis found that the fence must
be classed as structure accord
ing to the Milford building code,
and that as such 1t could not legally
be put UP within 20 feet Of the
water. Raffel's permit was with
drawn by the building inspector,
and he was given ten days in which
to remove the structure.
According to the ruling, boat
houses, sandcatchers, seawalls, and
bulkheads are outlawed, as well as
fences.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
HIGHWAY, PIPE
Line REJECTED
Federal Government Fails
to Enthuse Over Pro
posed Projects Here

Possibility that Route 8, the
Waterbury Bridgeport h ighway,
might be rebuilt by the federal
government as a national defense
measure ended today when the War
Department disapproved the pro-
posal. The department notified
Congressman ]. Joseph Smith Of
this city that the new law under
which he made application for the
project applies only to expenditures
of strictly military nature.
The War Department has also
voted an application by Congress
man Smith for the building Of a
second pipe line from the Wigwam
reservoir to Waterbury at federal
expense.
In seeking the new Waterbury,
Bridgeport highway, Congressman
Smith pointed out that much of
the present route is narrow and
there are several traffic bottle
necks. A new highway, he said,
would make possible easier trans
portation of goods needed for ma
tional defense between Waterbury
and Bridgeport and New York.
The state highway department
has had the reconstruction of Route
listed as one of its major projects
for some time. Some time ago,
Highway Commissioner william j.
Cox said that work on the new road
might start this year. The project
involved the erection of new
bridge across the Housatonic be-
tween Derby and Shelton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
Coffee Merchants Here
Feel Parcel Post Ban
Shipments to "Old Country Stopped-Cifts of
Clothing Also Discontinued-War Interrupts
Mail Service to European Nations.

The ban on shipments Of coffee
struck local coffee roasting shops
heavily. For example, a Coffee
Roasting Shoppe on Grand street
used to send hundreds Of shipments
Of green coffee from Waterbury
Italians to their relatives who were
deprived Of coffee by the govern
ment last year. It used to do q
heovy business, but that has been
stopped.
According to James L. Cunning
ham, OF the parcel post department
at the post office, immense ship
ments Of old clothes and other ar
ticles have been stopped by the
ban.
This must hit the Italian hard"
Mr. Cunningham said, adding that
Italians were remarkable In the way
they cared for their poorer rela-
lions.
But Italy alone is not affected by
the ban on parcel post. According to
the Postal Bulletin about 30 coun.
tries are on the list. The only Eu-
ropean countries which now receive
parcel post from this country are
England. Ireland, and France, the
last being limited to parcels of a
non-commercial nature.
Casualty List
On the parcel post casualty list"
are; Alden, Albania, Anglo-Egyp-
tian Sudan, British Somaliland, Bull
garia, Cyprus, Egypt, Estonia, Ethi-
opia, Finland, French Somaliland,
Greece, Oraq, Hungary, Iran, Italy
and colonies. Latvia. Lithuania, NAL
ia, Palestine, Rumania, Saudi,
Arabia, Sweden, Norway, Syria, Re-
public of Lebanon, Trans-Jordan,
Turkey, Russia, Vatican City State,
and Yugoslavia. The reason for the
ban is the disruption of transport
facilities.
First class mail. however. con-
tinues as usual. The post office re-
ports on increase in air-mail to Italy.
Mail from Italy is also coming in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

Lourdes church, which formerly in
cluded the Mt. Carmel section in its
parish and Rev. Michael J. Lynch
of Windsor Locks, first pastor. The
arrangements for the day are being
directed by Rev. Patrick w. Flynn,
pastor.
1t is expected that large delega-
ton of members from the Sacred
Heart parish of Stamford will he in
attendance on the occasion of their
annual. pilgrimage to the church.
They will attend the II o'clock mass
and will remain for the ceremonies
at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. Father
Flynn was formerly stationed at the
Sacred Heart church in Stamford
and each year members of the
Rosary society make pilgrimage to
the church here.
This evening the various church
societies will be hosts to members
of the parish and their friends from
all sections of the city at their an
nual bazaar which will be conducted
for the benefit of the building fund
OF the new church.
A meeting of all the Lithuanian
societies OF Waterbury was held last
evening at ST. Josephs Church. 10
protest the recent armed invasion
OF Lithuania and the other Baltic
states BY the Soviet Unions troops,
Among the speakers who addressed
the gathering were Alexander j
Aleksls. president OF the Waterbury
Lithuanian Roman Catholic Fedora
ton OF Societies, which sponsored
the mass meeting: Rev Joseph Va
lentiejus, pastor OF 81. Joseph'l
Church. and Rev. Benedict 0aurolis-
kas. Representatives OF each Of
the societies attending the meeting
also held the floor briefly. and ex'
pressed their vlewf.
A resolution committee, consisting
Of Father A. Edward oEaaeck, FATHER
0auronskas, John nalisalla, and