davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
KARNEVAL v OSADE
SV. VACLAVA.

V pTfstim tydnu tohoto me-
Size, tedy cd pondelka %. Ger
vence do soboty 27. cerven-
ce odbyvati Sc Dude vyrocni
"Karneval" We prospect osady
sv. Vaclava. Stanky postave-
ny budou pc strane osadnich
majetkG ma Collington Ave.
Cely biloxi Dude uzavren kazdy
vecer pro pohodlf vsech beast
Mkt. Postarano Dude o hud-
bu a zabavu. Usporadajici W.
Dor Sc pricinf, must Sc vsak i
hned upozorniti, re bez prime
osadnfk1 a prfznivcG chramu
Pane veskera namahu byla by
marna. V letn1ch mes1clch
jsou pr1jmy osadni nepostaci-
telne. Povinnostf kazdeho o.
sadnfka, ably alespon jeden We
Ger behem toho tydna Sc uka-
zal a Poole sve moznosti svou
hrivnou ku prospechu tohoto
podniku pomohl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
BEzNE Oslo (No.) 1910

prodelal We 3 letech. Vystu-
doval Pharmacii, pax B. S. in
Pharmacii, pax 4 roxy Medi-
cinu ma Universite Maryland.
Slozil zkousku pred Medical
Board, 87% We vsech oddflech
a internoval 2 roxy jake mia
dy lekar st. Agnes nemocni-
CT a poslednf rok jake Resident
Mediciny tom samem 1stave.
DR.. Omar, stabnf lekar pra-
vii, re "a posledn1ch IL let ne
mel residenta mladeho tax ja-
ko tento. Pravil, re jest re
stareho vydani.
Mlady tento lekaf seznamil
Sc Sc slecnou Mari1 Joe Smith,
Wilmington, Del, osetrovatel-
kou, ktera studovala a graduo-
vala re st. Agnes nemocnice a
byla pravou rukou DR.. En-.
Novaka pri operaclch. Jejich
cista laska a cisty zivot We
zdfch nemocnice vice nez 1 O
ku zakoncili v manzelskem
snatku 27. cervna.
Jak v dennfch listech a Sun
day "Sun" ID. cervence ozna-
memo, vratili sc re svatebnl &C.
sly pc Floride do Otcovskeho
domu, kde otev1ra pfitomne
svOji prakSi lekarskou.
Chapete, ct6ny pane, jak to
jest v me hrudi. Ne pycha a
~vynasenf Sc, ale cista vdecnost
Bohu, re tento mily, dobrotivy
Bib popTal nam tohoto dosa-
vadnfho snazen1 a 1spechu.
Jsme n6kdy radi, re jsme Cesi,
name nekdy zasadnost. Dou-
fam, re hoch tento slouziti bu-
de ku cti Ceskeho jmena a hu-
mainly v6bec. Obdrzeli toll
ka krasnych dar1 a svatba by
la tax krasna, idealnf Ia pr1-
tomnosti mnohych prominent
mich lekarG, pratel a znamych,
coz svedcf O jejich oblibenosti.
Tot vSe jiz jest mi velikou
odmenou "a vse, re Slim vdec-
nostl. Pfednesete-li malinkou
zpravicku v "Telegrafu", do
bTe. Dfky pTedem!
V ucte jsem Vas oddany,
Vincent j. Sevcik,
1900 Parkwood Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

V pondell byla zahajena v
Chicago Stadium narodni kon-
vence demokraticke strany.
Zasedani zahajil predseda
Narodniho demokratickeho Wy
boru, generalni postmistr
James j. Farley.
Pc mobilize pfednesene Chi
cazskym arcibiskupem Eamue-
lem A Stritchem a zapeni ma
rodni hymny uvftal mayor
Kelly jmenem Chicago ven
kovske zastupce. Totez ucinil
jmenem statu Illinois senator
S., Scott Lucas, ktery zastu-
puje osobne guvernera Horne
ra. Dals1 uvitac1 proslov mel
predseda chicagskeho kon-
vencnfho vyboru, Robert J..
Durham, predesda chicazske-
no parkovn1ho distriktu.
Vecernf zasedanf bylo zaha-
jeno $3.50 hodin vecer, kdy
Bankhead byl zvolen proza-
tlmnlm pfedsedOu konvence.
Pfedseda domu zastupc1,
kongr. William B. Bankhead
pfednesl 1vodnf rec, v n1z naz-
nacil Gle a snahy demokrati-
cke strany a nast1nil jeji zasa-
dy pro pr1stf ctyri roxy.
President, Franklin D. Roose-
welt, jmenovan byl velikou vet
sinou pro tret1 obdobi presi-
dentskeho 1fadu.
Konvence v Chicago jej jme-
novala &C on zTejmym to uci-
nil, re neni kandidatem leda
by konvence jmenovala jej pro
move obdob1. Jenom nekolik
malo delegac1 zGstalo vernym
jinym kandidatdm, ale oposice
jeJich byla marnou.
Pro Roosevelta dano bylo
946 1870 HAST, pro Garne-
ra 81, pro Farley ~ $780,,
pro Tydingse 913 a pro HULA
5 2-3.
Hlasy Marylandske pro a
prot byly skoro stejne. Sena-
tor Willard E. Tydings obdrzel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
Y MESfCE ZTRACENA,
VRATILA Sc.

Pc opustenf domu svych ro-
dic1 ma Glyndon avenue, Isle
ia Virginia H. Gurklis vratila
Sc v nedeli z New Yorku, kde
nalezena byla bloudicf a memo
houcf udati ami sve jmeno ami
odkud je. Pred nekolika IT,
dny dana byla v New Yorku
do Bellevue nemocnice, kde le-
kaT1m zvlastnlm lecenfm po-
darilo Sc, re ztracena pamet il
vracena byla.
z domu rodic1 ztracena by
la 8. bTezna, kdyz sla ma Ho-
ward ulici, ably tam cvicila Sc V
hudebni iodine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
v NEDELI.

Zalovani, re prodali v nede-
Ii pivo lahvich, zadrzeni byli
pro velkoporotou pc slozeni
$3.50 zaruk kazdy.
Joseph Kadish, 24lety, zalo-
van byl, re prodal sest lahv1
piva v grocern1m obchodu sve-
no otce v 1900 blocku Madison
avenue.
Harry Feldman z N. Charles
ulice svedcil, re byl S Kadish-
en- ma Bay Shore cd 9 hodin
rano do sesti vecer 80. cervna.
Prodej lahvi mel uskutecnen
byti, die znenf zaloby, kolem
poledne. Kadish je ucitelem
ma vefejne skole We Westport,
JIM svedkove svedcili, re Ka-
dish v obchodu nebyl.
Jack Levy, 30lety z N. Pulas-
XII ulice, zalovan re inspekto-
rum prodal til lahve piva v OBJ
chodu Williama Cohen ma Ma
Olson avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

dina a leniva, nybrz pohotova
a pfipravena odrazit dtok a
splatit ranu ranou. Bedy, KITE
re Sc s valkou ma svet privalily,
jsou jen nasledek strachu kde
jakeho naroda odporovat zlu,
jez valku zplodilo.
V okamzik nebezpeci radi
Sc americtf Cechoslovaci "a via
dou a "a presidentem Frankli-
mem D. Rooseveltem a budou
jejich obranny program pod
porovat do krajnosti. Jsou 81
v6domi, re sluzbou move vlasti
nejlepe poslouzf take Ceskoslo-
vensku, ktere vstane z mrtvych
az uderf jeho hodina a opet
zaujme cestne mfsto v rodine
civilisovanych narod1 vseho
sveta.
V ramci Csl. Dne byl prove
den zivy obraz, predstavuj1c1
prorockou scenu re Smetanovy
Libuse, kterou zazpivala sic.
Rud. Radilova. Dale byla ma
programu Ceska Beseda a "a
cvicena Sokoly a Sokolkami
prostna a rytmicka cvicen1.
Dalsf proslovy ucinili federal
nj vystavnf komisar G.B. Creel
prof. Rob. Kerner a predseda
Csl. mar. rady prof. j. J. Zmr-
hal. Krasny program byl "a
koncen sborovym zpevem So
kola. "Byvali Cechove."
= Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
Odbocka Curtis Bay Dude Cd
byvati celodenn1 vylet v nedeli,
dine %. cervence ma Soru Ces.-
SLOW. Dem. Klubu, Is. wardy v
Curtis Creek.
Vyborna kuchyne, studeny
lezacek ma cepu a hudba pod
TiZen1m p. Jana Svitaka.
= Uplna zprava sbirky po-
radane We prospech ceskoslo-
venskych bezencG sberacfm w
borem Sdruzenych Csl. Spolkd
Dude uvefejnena v prlstlm CT
sic tohoto listu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
CESKOSLOVENSKY DEN MA
SVETOVE VYSTAVE

Dude sc konati " nedeli, dne
%. cervence. Krajane Sc upo-
zornuj1 ma vhodnou prilezitost
shlednouti Vystavu v tonic
Ceskoslovenskem Dnu.
Okruzni "Week-End" listek
B. & o. drahy stoji $500.
Vlaky vyjedou z Mt. Royal
Station v sobotu 27. cervence v
1885 a $50 rano.
Kazdy 1castnfk 81 musi OBJ
starati listek a hotel sam.
Dne 27. cervence Dude sc
konati v New Yorku schuze
.Odbocek Ceskeho Narodn1ho
Sdruzeni ma Vychode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
OSADNf ODBOCKA NAROD-
MILO SVAZU CESKYCH KA-
TOLfKU v BALTIMORE, MD.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Pc delsf pTestavce nucen
jsem opet volati k Yam a pri-
pomlnati, re je MAST narodnf
kfestanskou povinnostf po-
pomahati nasim krajan1m KITE
Fl nalezajf Sc ted v zalari mi
lion1. A je to malickost co je
cd mas zadana. Jedine co 81
vsichni proz1ravi vlastenci pre-
il je: "Byti dobTe sorganiso-
vani v jedno teleso a to je Ces-
koslovenska Narodnf Rada,
ktera sklada Sc S Narodnfho
ISvazu Ceskych Katolikn, Ces-
keno Narodn1ho Sdruzeni a
Slovenskeho Narodnlho Sdru-
zen1, a my jake katolici name
do jednoho prinalezeti do N.
IS. G. K.
Pravda, je to povinnost do
brovolna, nikdo nenf primo nu-
cen by Sc "a elena pTidal a ten
jeden dollar rocnfho prispev-
ku zaplatil, veTfme ale, re kaz-
dy z mas uznava re ma .jiste
povinnosti ktere bez nucenf
kona a jedna z tech povinnosti
co Cechu a katolfku je patriti
do N. S. c. K. Prihlasili jste
Sc jiz? Pak-li ne, ucinte tax
co nejdf1ve.
Cd %poslednlho ornament sc
pfihlasili a pr1spevek zaplatili
nasleduj1cf: = $500 Jerome
c. Cvach. Pc $1.00: = Anna
Cibulka, Hermina Hacker, Jo-
selma Jerabek, Josef Sacha,
Alois Soul, Josef A. Petr, To-
mas Levy, Anton Prokorat, Jo-
sefa Prokorat, John Matousek,
Alzbeta Matouskova, Anna ST.
manek, Marie Simanek, Frank
J. Chyba, Vaclav Dvorak, Jan
Petr, Vaclav Marsalek, Tomas
Jindra, Marie Jindra, Katefi-
ma Rasocha, Anna Vesela, An
ma Smrhova, Frantisek Zika,
Marie Zfka, Petr. Zfka.
O dals1 pTihalsky aneb OBJ
noveni clenstv1 prosf a vSecky
|ctouci srdecne zdravi
Josef Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
VLADA KOUPILA EASTERN
0

Vladou koupeno bylo $50
nakladG Eastern Shore BRAN
bord, ably tyto rozdavany byly
mezi potfebne pomoci.
Vladn1 administrace platila
$1.85 "a sud a $1.10 "a stoli-
bern1 pytel. V prvn1m dni po-
income akce poslano bylo re
Salisbury, Md, 125 naklad6
brandon do GO NEST v II sta
tech. Nejv1ce dostal stat Mi
chigan. Dostal 80 naklad1.
Ia MIN jdouc1 stat Pennsylva-
MIA obdrzel 13 nakladG.
V minulem roce z Eastern
Shore vyvezeno bylo $50 zelez-
nicn1ch vagonI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
EASTERN 0 MA 52.296
DOMU.

ze Eastern Shore ma 194.993
usedlfk1 zijfc1ch We 52.296 do
mech, apartmentech, svetni-
cich, ma lodkach a chaloup-
kach oznamil dohl1zitel mad
sc1tanim lidu, William E. Led
nus.
z celkoveho poctu uvadf s.
GIL obydlf prazdnymi. V TOM
to poctu zahrnuto jest mnoho
domkn, ktere obydleny byvajl
ienom v letni sezone anebo v
zine, v dob6 strllen1 kachen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

l8R re 16 HAST a president
Roosevelt 72.
Use We vSem konvencn1 Ease
DAM We stredu postradalo mad
senf a dramatickych vybuchG
Jakymi vedeny byly predesle.
Tento ctvrtek konvence jme-
nuje kandidata m1sto-presi-
dentskeho 1radu.
Byvaly statn1 senator, Ed
ward J. Colgan, Jr., jenz OSLO
vii konvenci ohledne jmenova-
nj Tydingse, nekolikrate pro-
tivnymi hlasy byl zastaven ne
Iii dale pokracovati mohl. DIE
vseho konvence nebyla spoke
jena S delkou jeho reci. Mary
landsti povstali We svych SEX
c1ch, tleskali a souhlasne vola-
Ii, v cemz k MIN pTipojilo Sc a.
81 200 delegate z jinych statu.
Colgan kladl d1raz ma to,ze
Tydings je bohate madam schop
nostmi pro Trad presidentsky,
re jeho predkove bojovali $ We
likou odvahou V pfedeslych
valkach naroda a nekteT1 pfi-
nesli nejvets1 obeti ma bojis-
itch.
Mezi Marylandskymi pro
presidenta Roosevelta We sire
du byli: governor O'Conor, ma
yor Jackson, E.. Brooke Lee,
Vincent Palmisano. Pro Tyd-
ingse mezi Marylandskymi byl
senator Radcliffe, Howard
Bruce, Mrs. Wilmer C. Cronin.
Protivalecna predloha byla
pTijata Demokratickou Narod-
nj konvenc1. Zasl1ben1 ucine-
no bylo: "My nebudeme sc u
c%astniti v cizineckych valkach
a neposleme nase vojaky, ma
mornf a vzduchoplavecke mo-
ci bojovat v ciz1ch zemich mi
mo Ameriky, leda jen v pfipa-
du 1toku."
Ohledne spojencd stanoveno
bylo, re zeme neignorovala by
zeme napadene nesvedomity-
mi 1tocnfky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
DOPIS.

My priteli a pane redaktore
telegraph"
Doufam, re sc ma me pama-
tujete, re jsem5 Van dostatec-
ne znam tyz samy ktery pra-
coval pc drahnou radu let pro
Sokolskou myslenku jake O.
chotnik divadla skoro 35 let a
nedavno jake vzdelavatel Sok.
Jed. Blesk.
Psi Yam S d1verou. Vim
pTedobre, re Wy jake duchov-
nj a mezi nami Cechy velmi do
bre znamy dovedete zajiste
pochopiti humanitn1 vec, ktera
jest poc1tena mnohdy vsemi
moznostmi i nemoznostmi. A
lie pTistupme k veci.
Pred 27 lety v uzavrenem
snatku manzelskem S dcerou
p. Karla Wernera nedavno re-
snuleho, narodil Sc nam jake
bych veril S Bozim pozehna-
MIN synacek. Sotva mu bylo 1
rok a pul kdyz porazena byla
tuberkulosou jeho mlada tetic-
ka, Frances Werner, 19ti-leta.
Tataz byla jeho kmotfickou.
Tataz prala 81 videt toto ne
mluvne pred SWIM skonanfm.
Pohled ma tuto scenerii vytvo-
I'll v mojf mysli podmetlivou i
deu. Bude-li mne mono toto
dfte vychovati, dati mu potfeb-
ne vyskolenf a pripraviti jej
by postfzenym nemocf mohl
byti napomocnym. Prosil jsem
snazne a to denne Boha, aby-
chom byli 1spesnymi. Cd te
DOLBY videl jsem II dobrych Ii
df v kruhu rodinnem trpeti a
" poslednim tazen1 Sc S mimi
louciti.
Hosfk prospfval We skolach.
6 trfdu preskocil, City College
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
"POUT!"

Nase Vyrocni "POUT" Dude
letos poradana Sdruzenymi
Ceskoslovenskymi Spolky " ne
deli, dine Is. srpna. Jake phi
vsech podnicich Sdruzenych
SpolkG tax i tentokrate pripra-
vuje Sc nasemu lidu a jeho pri-
znivcGm pekne "pTekvapenic-
ko." Proto mejte " pamsti da-
tum "18. SRPNA" a misto
TABOR TYRS",
opst mohli ukazat CO
prace dokaze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
PRES IL TISfC MA PIKNIKU.

Y Brendel's Manor parku ma
Frederick road seslo sc v nede-
Ii pres $4,000 navstevnikG tam
slaveneho pikniku groceristG a
prodavac1 masa. Kdyz slav1-
CT opousteli park generalni
predseda, John Stroh, spocetl,
Re 80 sudn piva bylo vyprazd-
memo a skoro p1l tony hovezi
pecene snedeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19
800 NAMORNfCH KADETU
MA CESTE.

V 10 valecnych lod1ch ode
jelo v 1tery 800 namornfch ka-
det1 z Annapolis namornf a.
kademie. Plavba potrva do
80. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

Tretfm muzem je Sidney
Bressler, jenz zalovan re in
spektorGm prodal tfi lahve pi-
va z. cervence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
INSANITY CAUSE
OF TRIPLE MURDER

Apreston, Ont, Feb. 5.-(UP)-1n-
sanity was blamed today for triple
murder and suicide committed by
Alvin H. Schlegel, So, past president
of the Ontario Hockey Association
and prominent business man last
night.
Schlegel shot and killed his wife,
his daughter, Mrs. G. B. Mccullough
of Kitchener, and his 12-year-old
son, Jack, with a heavy calibre re-
yolyer and then committed suicide.
He had been under treatment for
n mental illness for some time, but
attending physicians believed he was
recovering.
Schlegel shot his wife as she lay on
a Chesterfield. Two bullets pierced
her breast. After killing his wife
Schlegel walked upstairs to his sons
bedroom. He fired two bullets into
the boys chest.
When Mrs. Mccullough AND her
husband of six months entered the
house Schlegel placed his revolver
under his daughters heart and pulled
the trigger. Mccullough shouted for
help, leaped a verandah rail and ran
to the police station. Returning with
officers, he found his wife dead in
the hall and her father dead beside
her.
J Coroner Ward Woolner said that
no inquest would be called.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
FIVE INDICTED IN
DOG TRACK PROBE
Attempted Evasion OF
Taxes Charged; Held
Stock in Track

Boston, Feb. 5.-(UP)-An extra
ordinary Federal grand jury today
indicted five men connected with
operation of the nations richest dog
track on charges of attempted eva
sion of income taxes totaling $19,487
The five men were holders of 60
per cent of the stock of the Bay
State Greyhound Association, Inc.
which ran races at Wonderland
Park, Revere.
Among those indicted was Martin
Hays of Boston, former Republican
floor leader of the Massachusetts,
House of Representatives. He was
charged with attempted evasion of
$4976 in income taxes for 1885 and
1886 and with aiding and abbetting
the other four in attempting to
evade taxes.
The jury, ending a month-long
investigate into Massachusetts dog
track affairs, reported to Fedora!
Judge Francis j. w. Ford. Today's
indictments increased the total to
six.
Those indicted with Hays were: :
Louis B. Fox, IS, of Revere, charg-
ed with attempted evasion of $6496
in taxes.
Lyman Abrams, 48, of Chelsea,
charged with attempted evasion of
$6460 in taxes.
Arthur G.. Barron of Allston.
charged with attempted evasion of
$1047 in taxes.
Mario Ingraffia of (167 Arlington
street, Cranston, r. l., charged with
attempted evasion of $500.
The charges against Hays, Fox
and Abrams involved their 1885 and
1886 taxes, while that against Bar
ron involved 1885 only and that
against Ingraffia 1885 only, since he
moved to Rhode Island in 1886.
U. s. Attorney Edmund j. Bran
don, who prosecuted the case with
his assistant, Henry M. Leen, said
that Hays faced possible maximum
penalty of 10 years Imprisonment
and $4,000 in fines. Fox and Alb
rams, he said, faced a possible max
imum penalty of 10 years and
$4,000 each, and Barron and In
fraffia, five years and $4,000 each
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
BUS MANAGER
FACES CHARGES
Albert w. Marsh Accused
Of Embedding $500
from Bus Company

Albert w. Marsh, former manager
of two bus terminals in this city,
was granted a continuance until
wednesday when arraigned before
Judge John L. Gaffney today on
charges of embezzling $500 from
the Whiteway bus lines, one of sew
eral lines for which Marsh handled
tickets.
Marsh was arrested in Trumbull
Saturday morning by Lieutenant
Edward McElligott and Sergeant
John Mates of the detective bureau,
and brought here to face trial
The shortage is claimed to have
been discovered in a ticket Office at
IA Bank street, Exchange place;
where Marsh worked a short time
ago. Formerly he operated the bus
terminal at Grand and Leaven-
worth streets.
Albert Shattuck, 17-year -old Wa
terbury high school student, of 101
Coniston avenue, charged with auto
theft, was granted a continuance
until February 20.
Shattatuck was arrested together
with a 15-year old companion in
West Hartford Saturday night two
hours after Benjamin Wertheimer,
1868 Willow street, reported his car
as stolen from a parking place at
West Main and Church streets.
Sergeant Charles McWeeney
brought the pair back from Hart
ford.
The Is year old boy has been
turned over to juvenile court au-
thoritieS.
Alister Weir, 40, of Prospect, ar
rested Saturday afternoon after a
collision between his car and one
operated by Joseph Vanderman, 1854
Willow street. was granted a con-
tinuance until February 10.
The accident occurred on Cherry
street near East Main street.
Edward Butler, 46, 1876 Cooke
street, charged with breach Of the
peace, was given a suspended 30
day Jail sentence and put on proba-
ton for six months. He was arrest
ed Saturday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
WAGE INCREASE
in WOODEN MILLS

Boston, Feb. 5.-(UP)-Wage in
creases of Z to 10 per cent became
effective today for about 10000
workers in New England WOODEN
Mills.
A manufacturers spokesman es-
timated that about four fifths of the
100000 workers in the industry in
New England would get the pay in
creases. Throughout the nation, the
industry employs about 10000.
"It's a very general raise in New
England and the middle Atlantic
States" he said.
Meantime, CLOS Textile Workers
Union of America pressed it's CAM
paign for further increases for these
workers and sought to bring Unto
line" firms which still have not an
nounced wage rises.
Most of the increases placed pay
at the level of 1893 when 10 per cent
reductions were agreed to by the
union because of lack of orders.
The increases were announced
Dec. 20 by the American Wooden
Company which has $4,000 workers
in mills at Lawrence, Maynard, Ply
mouth, Dover, N. H., and Skowhe-
gan, Me.
Others announcing increases in
cluded Arlington Mills, Lawrence,
about 5000; Pacific Mills, Lawrence;
Stevens Mills with plants at North
Andover and Haverhill, Franklin, N.
H., Peacedale, r. l., and Rockville
Conn; Atlantic Mills, Providence,
r. l., and scores of smaller concerns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
CIPRIANO, BUCKS
ATTEND GYM MEET
Physical Instructors Con-
vene Over Weekend in
Patterson, N. ].

President Frank Cipriano and
Vice President Roland Bucks of
the Waterbury Gymnastic Society
represented the club at the Swiss
American Gymnastic Associations
annual convention Of physical in
structors in Patterson, N. j. over the
weekend.
Mass drill exercises for this years
turn-day were demonstrated on the
gym floor from a. m. until l p.
m. yesterday. There were also short
subjects on the horizontal bars, par
allel bars and side horses, given by
the technical committee.
The turn-day this year will be
held in Paterson during the summer
while the 1912 National funniest
will be held in Monroe Wisconsin.
The later event is held every three
years. incidentally, 1912 will also
mark the associations 5Qth anniver-
Sary.
Movies were also shown over the
weekend of the New York Worlds
Fair and the last national funniest
held in New York last July. All
present officers in the association
were reelected with the exception
of Otto Fenkort who resigned from
the technical committee. He was re-
placed by Otto zuber, of New York.
The next meeting of delegates Will
be held in the midwest sometime
next year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
Fraternal News
Irish=American Auxiliary

A meeting of the ladies of the
Irish American Auxiliary will be
held this evening at the home OF
Mrs. Belinda Tracy of Alma street
Further plans will be made for the
st. Patrick's dinner which was orig
inally scheduled for March 18th and
will now be held on March 31st.
Irish dances were featured at
the social and dance given by the
Irish American Social club at
Canadian Legion hall on Bank
street Saturday night. The affair
was run as a booster event for the
annual st. Patrick's day party of
the club.
An exhibition of the four hand
ed reel was the feature of the en-
tertainment. This was presented by
Mrs. Bart Joyce, Mrs. Michael
Goggins, Miss Rita Brown, Mrs.
Anna Kelly, William Boyle, John
Bowler, William Fitzell and Rob-
ert Stack. Other entertainers
were Miss Mary Joyce, who gave
a hornpipe exhibition, and Daniel
Shea who sang songs of Ireland.
George T. Ryan was in charge
of the dance. Others ON the dance
committee were Williah Boyle,
John Bowler, jeremiah Mccormick,
and Joseph Devery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-05
NOTED ARTIST
TO SING HERE
Alexander Kipnis, Bass
Baritone Concludes Fine
Arts Series

Alexander Kipnis, bass-baritone
of the Metropolitan Opera, will be
the artist in concert Tuesday
night at the Waterbury Women's
Club, sponsored by the Mattatuck
Musical Art Society. This concert is
the fifth and last in a series pre-
sented this year, mad which marks
one of the most successful seasons
for the subscribed cocertS. In secur-
ing Mr.. Kipnis, Waterbury will
have the opportunity of hearing the
most outstanding paSS-baritone that
has sung in concert Or opera in a
long time.
Mr.. Kipnis has been decided hit
at the Metropolitan both last sea-
son and this, and he had likewise
excelled in concert performances.
He will present fine program here
tomorrow night. Mr.. Kipnis was
born in Ukrainia and strating as a
boy soprano, his voice grew in ma
ture years to a bass-baritone. He
came to this country some years
ago and is now an American citizen.
In Europe he has in previous years
sung at the Bayreuth and Salzburg
festivals.