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La gaceta., 1940-10-08
Las onteras

E once" &c Parma Ceia juga
"a e jueyeS dc ssts semana con
Ell julia Lan6on, De Jacksonville.
IN pOderOsc NuipO.
Anoche prscticaron los j6ve-
nes De extrzmuroS bzjo Ia nj
r2d2 vigilants De Hughes.
Las Panter7s superaron Ia Sc
mans paSada al san Petersburg.
son ano,sci6n De Il pOr II.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
Les Dragoas

Las animoSOs Dragons de Js1
.ferson SCStendran IN eonbats
De importaneia. e jueves, tenien
90 de ecntrariOS a. Tornado &c
Clearwater. Bill Hzrker eSpeTa
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

Szv%- las cosas terminaro1
con la.nariz rota por parts de-
"barbudo7 Y otras "bajas''.
De todos MOODS, "a sangre no
lego al RIO = ~tutti content
FL gallo yol6 pOr TODD e. Esta-
do = no sabsmos s. termin6 ne
rcamerte en- una caZuela.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
TIRANDO Ell BALON


imitar a Nj s1&E .cs Terriers
Y veneer a los vsitanoeS.
Jackie Borders ton,ara par-a
en- e jaego, "a raStablaCido del
.toeillo cue = lsstimara.
EspersSe e eoneurSo Dc todos
Ss fan2ticcS" latinos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ola que era teneTarso ccmlui-
earle Is nOticia e csiS cirSur
tslciAs.
Y rep:ti6. entire 81 1zuto. nc
vsendO Ia c2bsEz:
@Ay, Miguea MiEus
;Que horrible, cue h-rrble
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

81 glarda JaeintO va - hao.a
marchsdo De Bahia B.zuca en-
Gireec on a ia hAeienia.
Eevaba 6rIenes cclcretas q
los amos. para empJz4r natt.l
tsmente los traoaiOs Dc re-5ls-
trucri6n de Ia casa deStrlida.
de los psbellones Que hub.eral
sutrido loS sfectOs de- fGego, y.
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
LA GACETA

mwS6&iro en- iai0mA EspAAcl
, MS GFAmlaeiSa en- Tampa
nwtOEano Manteiga, Editor
kms>ripei6n semanal: 20 c
SoS "a. Ave, YbOr City, Fla
Telsfoao Y 1872
La gaceta., 1940-10-08

II Coz=bia tsas - xFrszo para e esoeooA
.mi=zso as los coekes de sEs ehsEres- e. a e24e ~ yun
serene para e. dsbseo szid43O. Lsvs ali 81 e0Sse, sAS
esr4co szficiezre
La gaceta., 1940-10-08
IAN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
FEMALE WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
az functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
Dos depressed lasely-your work too rueh
for yo1-
Then why not take Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound &c help quiet weary,
hysterical nerves, relieve monthly pain
(erznps, baekaehe, headache1 and weak
dizzy fsintinS spells due to functional ir-
~rsgulRltles.
For over so years Pinkham's Compound
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown nerxous Ealing" women to 20
smiling thru -diGcult days" Way not give
tkis wonderful ~wOnan's FRIEND a chance
70 help YoUfTv 81
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
IAx4kman Gpmnts ffnrnr 0wxseFx ke.
iirved OF Burazn Thrua1h Pre-
gram 0f Hfaxh White

jackson ooants horne oEraers hare
wves az aeer8ge o. aNu 70 date
auoz as HEh White Homestead
Exempea0n ps1sr4m according 60
fsguras samFalea tazsAy tfan reports
a. ne stase Tax Commission b
eamEaisn heaaqAr&ns a furmex
0oQernu whs.e Candidate for the
q s seEase IN ts4 Aaa1zzt a PR
mares
A total cf 1899 Jackson eounfy
nnsne oElgsrs absAknrc exemption TO-
sAi.ak ess1 ~ sc f0 an average cash
saslng per homestead Of xA1l tns
compilation NsaeNA The tasA2 In
Elpaes tpo 1895 and one 1910 reAm-
baEaefnenL f1um the Stale 70 the
oo1uae4 rozn and s1l3oo diE1Taets
faf aAxes which oxherwzM eou1c
baTf r. b. PAID By huzae owxAerx
and also includes me amount OF ex-
emp1uu from the stzk2 eaght MI.
&C vAloxem tax
Totai savings 70 $4,000 r~ugfsterea
naxne aEFseEs hare already reached
re enormous total al s. SOS As to
dayk compilation shows
Alter successfully urging The leg
442tsre 70 sncraase ho<aestezc ex-
smp1acu from 141 state rzxeA IN
auguratex u Uae Conner admins
ustinn from $500 70 $500, Cos
er1m White sENzE months working
cd TIE bass Ter 3 total exemption
progrnfn n cooperation with many
eSate officials and agencisA Axmx1
Wlth . preliminary report. he asked
Tie 1873 regular session 20 rame !
COMMITTEES To work with him IN get
ing further information, and work
Ing ouf aetAsled legislative nalg
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
L~egionnaires Sons
Announce Plans For
An Amateur Show

Squadron 100. Sons q the Amer
car Legion. held their regular mees.
tnH NJ the old Fort ikEkan Head
quarters thik week The members
oe1soec to STAGE al amateur sh0x
Al boxx and girls II PzsaAeoula u
Moss Puins who think tiaeY have tai
EN- are asked 60 participate ~ the
show and help towards It's success
Thnss interested art urged 60 tele-
pnsne MrS Ralph Xoune Il s7p-J.
O. Thee Webh o. ISIS. telling wfAt
theg car &c and give ttetY address
A cash RHArc vii be given 70 the
besa amateur entertainer on the pro-
gram.
The date for the show z1n be set
81 S iztef datR
Ths next meeting a the Sons O.
thetlle Legion vii be held SatuF-
dag. June Il. a. the Old pert
J. 9 SLOANE JR-
Reporter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
MOSS POINT YWDC HONE EXEMPTION
OPENS CAMPAIGN PROGRAM AFFECTS
To REPAIR TOYS BIG TAX SAVING
Camn4ataex Seisrxs Binnzrasz p7Mx
thiuFN wFazh Thsy Wi nsns-
satx Per D~teEf1haxtam

0estlna ar eNrly start u ayosa
arr chances M haxiHag ~ lns1f
hesens Supply a. tors u dlasxsnue
e uufoszanate ard neecy rhndrsn
q Moz pusnk the Young w0snnn
Business Gun n1ssnbgga q that CT
hsge oSenec = arsvs % cnalacE ole
tayH whszh mhQl4 be r~eeoaaaonsc
repaired and renovated
MIA Z C Houeh. VINO hsadec uais
Charitable undertaking. fog tae or
Plantation last year. h axnsn hssu
n tas COMMITTEES which wsa hate
asveCl charge q uhM u~naertakanx
Ar Hough vii pc assisted b. Mrs.
rauuit MayS Mra 0ertrzaas Wa
sinx Nh Barbara Lvsnessen Nj
5aanita Duncan. MAEa Heller atex-
At anE Miss HfldA 0iIi kke Mtier a.
uhon Is president Of the ureAnlza
ton
Tins Is the third ynar that the Z
" p C. is 10 undertake this NHcrR
An early start Is being being takrr
ulis tine 70 assure success % ~
venture although Christmas i
nearly SIX naonthx SWAY. II grxxs.
oa yearx there wers mot enough trvs
On hand % carry 1he woFk nua Z
the fullest extent
T9H COMMITTEES workers are mak-
ing q piea for the fun c0-uuMrnkinr
and snppo~t of the citizens III TIE
campaign ANY one vino haa 1uya
stored away Or Just lyixax about nrp
asked 10 give them 10 the egnnrnlttes
h BE- PLACED In f~lrss-class enndsssoa
Il Is hapec 20 reach mAnv more Shil-
dren than have been reached IL tasf
past and who pruhably VIII have
no Christmas unieas outside asSfEt-
amer comes 20 their rescue
Toys which may be hTukan d.
M be uendcc win be uaelu1rae1
The COMMITTEES plans 60 work 81
nights and Al other spare moment
The workers plan 70 solicit ard DE-
liver TOYS Ia order that the urn3eet
ear b. carried out
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

nosef4 osz~is and csTszs Hagr
sseA arr rspre~ranE TIE Eo1ns
peopae q the eAarcA
49,
Naw EaEabeth MeruwxH hAs re-
saF1see nnaae frun aa University q
A1absmA where 6le h&8 beea ST.
ferA3fn0 mlEaxner @aanol
-n
NJ ene Mn vEnceni Ro have
rssarnec ffosu ffaesr Vacnttaza after
being awaY Q peek visiting RELATIVES
r. nafas and Pu7s s11nklas. Ia
d.
T1se XuzEAF wau1xuh Bzsina&s
C3ab eatrrtasrec "a members knS
Gates ugsh b watermelon catttna
Mofa1xy aAets 81 Sarssaa Greek
Tenl raetoxa cold orfsskK ard Egrc-
wtehns weTt served w.h Nbouf
sixty yosznE pssople snAne &H
aus3ng Later tn 18e evening Eles
returned V town So caH3z
-
Miss Mar AtinE 6~rSrkrnAn whn a.
astxn1inK ere summer session 81
T1iarN Uaasefzitg r. NeV 0zeans
Spent las4 ueek end r. Puscazn1lA
Ex = MaTray. CT Cal1nbn Drive
-f
Mr. ard Mr. , 4 Csaa& Of
Baltimore Maryland are visiting
Mrx Coopxfe FareatS Mr Mag Mn
-
MsR Bonnie Cugie nak returned
frun BogAIaza. La wbest So spent
AnsI week o. her V4eNitan Sae Is
back NJ wogx ~ toe Southern Kraft
Corporation
PrseBe1 Nsu reErea to hear q tbe
illness o. Hx anc Ara RI 7. Wooo-
man Ar8d Miax Alllt WaodmAn
%
Mrx Haberz Grant and three
daughters hf toa4y Tor ulesr husTst
~ Mcaterar1A Ca after wishing
relatives n P~a2caguula fm INC
week.
Little Ais stephanit Underwood
% Ncw QrleAFa9 Ia Is Visiting IL
uas home o. Mr ard Mr. KrneSt
Moorx
30
Mr. and Mira FIim R0sn ard their
three soga& o. Mccomb visited Mr..
ard AFk E ) Murray lAks week
Mr and Mr Rush returned 20 Me-
Comh Mcndgy, the three boys re-
naming for arl01l1er wreck
sCcntlnueo On Page Twelve
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

]. The city government Of Pascagoula is your business.
1t should represent your best thoughts and ambitions.
Through this channel your tax dollars pass 1t IS therefore
important for you TO elect a business man for mayor.
2 The Importance of the office demands that your mayor
should devote a great deal of time to the duties and response
bilnies connected Herewith. We are on the eve Of the greatest
growth Pascagoula has ever had.
Since there is no Chamber of Commerce it is doubly i'm
porant that your mayor devote his time and talent TO con-
tinue 70 develop the resources Of our city 10 the end that all our
people can find suitable employment
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

snaNy @srx Mrs xask LsusS
ard NA& FAeS q MakNis and
Maasas NaA Ard M&ss@ Sa1 Lmgna
af GalfDogG Ham Mass3s Lag Lgauz
renznsnen ever Tor = few nAes visit
wz1s Mn TAyn
%
- and AIRS Eaesne st. AmNnf
kpess3 t# week end F1eYttaR Ms
ms<sez, Mr. g - 4naZnl = 81
lux4
AZ ard kEu Hnrsy { Keily afs1
gu0rsE nan q uaylnssz FnrldA arr
s1xstER Nx KesIsf mother NrS
: z HrackSan Ok Washington a~a
-
Mr. 12sn " Mnsze arc san
Joaza. IT. are Eseza6lnR efeer&i
sweE ssgltaFx Mira MasuxA motsw
Arx A h wIlsazs os Nevsoa
Rny WuxamAn wfo makes has
huxxe m Ma28zE vAslt1G h6 u4otheT
hsFt during the pass ueck ems
%
Azrx Edwxre Coke !. dosfsx npeclnl
uuwk H. ~ affscx 81 Sheriff Guy
KrskA
Mrx Craze Denny. deputy chan
eezT clefE Is ca heg annual xAca-
uuu During mr. Anaence Miss
FAlzaa Csiuaan a taking her paanc
Mrs Elrhue Dent1u o. TsnlnA, is
x1NIunx fler mother Ma c A Car
r1er AIRS Denton Nall he reguem-
heTee ~ Mis- Msrlel Carer.
-
Mza LoasaE Ro6sTss has returned
fr0m her vAEatann to ber GUITARS IL
tn 0ffieE of Sheriff Cur Krebs
White Gre Uas aHaT Aas visited in
jackson arc oGifport
3D.
Mrx wilson seaman h spending
tap ueeks Fakiaag fTseBds ard relA-
uvax n Ax1seYilic D. C
%
Reverend John " Moors pastor
al the Mesfsoa1sf Church. reszvusc
Saturday truen ~LNake1Faue where he
attended q revival MEETING.
Mis- Alice Yen m Tuscaloosa Ala
v Visiting fssT cousin. MkAk Ernns-
Etnf N1n q D4@aAeoaaa
3D.
a. anc MTs Car Delnomyn and
children Marlun ard lawFenex. Ana
A6sezt Leiuuaarn. ht1 last satur-
ca fm Alexandria Ia ard Hons-
tor Texas whsre tsaey viii vast
with relatives
Hsx HeTs@s McT9oReIl b II Camp
Bernard iris week Nhere he Is .
meznber nf the Faculty 81 TIE PRES
nxlefisn Youag Peouaes Camp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
HONEST

8. Your Mayor should cooperate with the people in all pro-
gressiye movements. Its the peoples business and should be
operated u~nselfishly for the benefit of ALL THE PEOPLE
WALTER GULLEY is the man best qualified for this
position He is progressive yet knows how to get the most for
your tax dollars.
he is straightforward and believes in cooperation for
securing the best working conditions for our people.
he has made a success of his own business and can do
the same for the business OF the city.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Wlfh nnia azrsa. M canna uhe.
J9,v 1873 xu~e24i snasna at uhmr|
wa passro uas present Homestead
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

tAxr& eacrpk kslas fnr han1 49,
asersts xhch cxsA nck Be ezaxnnss6
Eieer Ue Constitution
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19
@ML1Mg

II mAnbss q row family have neen x1aane il ys havx hA1 3
WISHES, e. & yG have gtren = p@sEys NeA@ gar 10 ard Twe khe
newx Go ne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

exeme4znu ec1 eEcHueng Al hnsasx
~ - $500 vzknsNtnn. frogn al starr
ooenty. ro31 ard mrhc@ o&cT1r
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Mfz Louise GAMER Il hArznx hsa
Arnaa1 vacation frum her dalaea IL
tns nda0e Of tse Bacos Insurance
Ageney. HE po4atscn l. being fliasas
b. MrH AIAe Brown
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

ara Eazzw CMztlsr a nan-
ttrz. Is WASHING Air Li1lRU Mr.
GTakh r. C or the Men
ssosx m MRr1a ard wH b. away
31S twu wee
ARR MyrtM Stnae u6 Oxswd b
spErEw tfz wsek uao ~ ard
Mr walker AeN4n N1sEeE Sean
sa1 Rose Store m9se have kssn oae
foza4 zznS m Mim Nxutazm Enr-
ring WI rsturn wsth Ax Saune a.
SznSy TsEy w1n D. accompanied
~ LIS HEx1aE wse WI Fezza4n
fcr srxeTAA waeeE
-
" T. SrmxkmAr left 2atarnay
morning 70 afeszaG shH D~enuu0rafr
C~0uvHniAox1 hes1 ~ ChtcAso WaEc
hAx keen received U1na hx arrived fn
unse for the 0pEnE1zg meefErN q
the 1~eEzxenfaa1 and was gfTen . Ras
wah TIC M1zazarpd Delegation
%
AIRS GsoFvs . Staples d with
her naotlteT. Mr1 ~ " Kezgsedy.
q West Rokak wffo nzsoerwsnt q
minw cgerAfarRa Mu9azy morning
azaE IS Tetsssg al1x Fsreiy
%
L Caho u. Is vsslttne reaa-
uVaz and fraes1as II Carthage. far
several weeks
ar. anc Mn k&eivfn q Larsen
ard sHz az1 ~. ard MrE James
Lowe of KeFsnr, AxkAx1Enk yzz1ie1
~ une hnxzae C Mr. azad Mrs d J.
Larsen &C LAkr stree1 uais we3k
.
III and En Prank Martin nnss
TetzrTae6 GO their hczn tn SpFzng-
AE la after wasting wsin LII and
Mrx B J LAxwE for the pas two
weeks
M snd Mrs Leo Doyse ard chill
drer. and Afzx c ulm q New Or
ie4z& xTens nae week end with kf
ard hlr1 " Ortiz m 78p Wash
EE1<n avenue
MT 2nd Mrs x W. RAckv have
rekzrxMn % kew Orleans after sHe-
era VERY pheasant weeks visiting wifh
ARA BSGkeT& zaoikaeT. Mrx Joseph
Buxzazzo. FT1ezznx o. Mr. Backer vii
regxet 70 learn of hH Serious tllnasA.
wEzch haA confined him 20 fxd
-
Mrs g0sepn Bosanxao motonen 70
Pz&zE0uA recently with her grand
s1 Z W Back@. r. ard VII
spend ne remainder C. the summer
a. he< izaEze mere
Mzz louise GAMER i hAuzxR hsr
annaM vacation fr1zn her dataes Ia
t2e n1aE q nae BRcof Insurance
Agency HE p14atscn i nesEe flied
b. Mrx AIAe Brown
henry Poi Of Poo Brother ~
Pos c1rp Market e. Pzsonrnaaa
Ep<at me EeSk end with RELATIVES
&11 fraEDds n Grand BAY. Ala
D.
Natlurx Il iEae hcs1se us hErx asek
TaV4r Arc Mw = rak4a-a~a
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Henry Pooa Of Poo Hrotnerx arc
Rua curp Market e. Pzsoaraala
kpS1f me nesk end wzua rVkatsves
&z11 friends u Grand BAY. AIS
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Mrs. Joseph Borlozao m0toren 70
Pzszz1ula rseeutlY with her grand
s1 4 " B4c&ex. r. ard VII
spend une remainder q the summer
a. he< hcEae here
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

K1s1torx n the h0zse ut AErs lsrk
Taylor and Mrz = } cAxtanerA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT FOB WALTER r. GULLEY FOR MAYOR
WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Hsx HefTex Mcdowell d a Cam
Bernard tr4s week w1zeye ha Is .
naeEnher nf the Faculty 81 taas Pres
uxierisn Youssg Peonaes Camp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Ns gnd Mrs Leo Doyse and chill
6rers and AIRS c ulm o. Neu Or
ie4x&s STenf nse week end uifh III.
and MrA " Ortiz u 74p Wash
EzEzzn avEnuE-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Mr. and ErK Prank MarsSn hzEs
returned % saeiY home ia spr1ng-
HI Ia after WASTING wstH LII and
Nrx 3 J LAxwzr for the pas two
weeks
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

AZ. anc Mrx kaeixfn q Larsen
an1 go An1 ~ ard MrK James
Lowe. o. KegSnr. ArkAxaEa8 vzz1ie1
II nae hnzAe C Mr.. and Mrk d J.
Larsen &C IAkr stxee& thks week
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

MT aDc Mrs Car r9eluoxnyn and
children Aaaslcn ard LawseneE. An1
AHseFs ISeiunmynl ktz lnst sat1r-
ca fan Alexandria Ia ard nous-
Oh Iexa6 whsre they viii xasit
with relatives
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

Airs Gsorvx D StzpaAx d with
her moSlae<. Mrz =. " Kezzssedy.
q West RoksL g11o uaeerzent q
mlnw cseEMfanHa Mnsazy moTntnR
and Is FetEtEg Aims nicely
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

= l. Cah6 II Is vtSlttne reaa-
uves and fracs1ds IT. Carthage far
several ueekx-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-19

" r SMzkmAn left Saturday
naurzlzE % EtssEc thx DernucxAne
C~0usEniAo1 hEs1 IT. ChirAso Wase
hMx heen rHce1xxd Thai se arrived IN
t2nse for the cpEnEuz nneeftzW 81
The ceEapentsnn and was given . seas
VIII TIE M1asazappi Delegation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
|zONINC BOARD
APPROVES Plan
Sycamore Corp. Give
Permit to Erect Addition
to Business Building

The board Of coming appeals, 4
a surprise session last night. grant
ed the application Of the Sycamoi
Corp. for permission TO erect a
addition TO a business building &
East Main and Wales streets, whicI
will extend rs feet into the res
dental zone Of the latter street.
Granting OF the application We
opposed by a number Of East Eff
residents and delegation from III
East End Community club at q pull
lie hearing several weeks ago. TT
coming board delayed action on II
application at that time.
Previously, after a public hearir
before the board OF aldermen, u
Sycamore Corp. withdrew Its appl
cation for a change In the zonir
ordinance TO allow the building I
the addition. Later Building Inspe'
tor John T. Hartley refused 10 Il
sue a permit for the work.
The addition will house q supe.
market OF the First National Store
now a tenant In he building. II
Sycamore Corp. owns property II
feet n Wales street, with 100 Re
OF It In the business zone. The Fir
National store is now II feet dee
and will be extended 81 feet NOR
to a total depth Of 1876 feet.
The four members OF the boat
present voted TO approve the appl
cation and grant q coming exemi
ton. They were Thomas q. Smit
John r. Hutchinson, John T. Ste
ling, and 9. +. q, Schirmtr. *
fifth member, Ralph Tremaglio, n
formed the other members by le.
ter he was opposed 10 granting "
application.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
Oxford Seymour Road
Undergoing Repairs
Traffic Maintained During Construction Period on
Route No. l8S-Detom Necessary on East Haven

Route No. Wlndham. Ap-
pro%imately 2 i-2 miles Of concrete
pavement on Norwich Willimantic
road from south Windham norther.
ly.
Route No. 32A.-Waterford. APP
proXinatoly Q 10 miles Of four-aflo
dual concrete highway on the New
London NodWIch road. (Mohegai
AVenue).
Route No. 3i--oxford. Box Gull
vert over hvG mile brook and water
bound macadam approaches.
Route NO. u. s.. Winchester
2 l-2 miles concrete pavement
from the city OF Winsted west. De-
tour Is recommended by routes 1893
and l82.
Canton-S imsbury. A section OF tho
Hartford WinStCd road. 4 miles OF
concrete pavement.
Route No, 65.-Trumbull Hunting.
ton Turnpike approaches TO Merritt
Parkway.
Route No. H-Tollnnd. 8 x @ re-
Inforced concrete box CulVert. Tenn
porary bridge provided.
Route No. 75--fjuiIleld. Storm sew
or on Main street.
Route No. 86--Hebron. Exeter
road. Sd mile of bituminous maca-
dam surface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Source OF inspiration. Now we know how
Shakespeare got the idea OF injecting couple of grave
diggers into his tragic play, Hamlet. He must have
passed graveyard after darkness had fallen and been
hailed from the depths Of some freshydug earthen tomb
by these morbid workers. This happens in real life on
occasions as mlkman in Nashua, N. H., found out the
other day. Driving past the graveyard head and
shoulders appeared from an open grave and voice
asked, "What time Is it2". -. The voice might have
put any query for all It mattered to the milkman He
knew only thing and that TO remove himself from
the scene as rapidly possible. He did this, even
abandoning his wagon The resulting probe revealed an
individual slightly the for liquid consumption bed
ded down the open grave He had fallen In slept few
hours then wondered what time 1t was Shakespeares
characters In the open grave were philosophical.
They even piled each other with grsy riddles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Construction In force In the state
OF Connecticut announced by the
Connecticut Highway Department,
May 0, for the week ending May
10, together with surface oilIng,
Closed for Construct ion--Dctour
Provided
Route No. East Haven cutoff.
Approximately Is miles Of REIN
forced concrete and rolled gravel
pavement.
Route No. l5--Willington- Ashford
Union. 8 sections OF the Wilbur
highway. Z Ia miles OF rolled gravel,
surface treated. No delay to trafllc.
Construction -- Traffic Maintained
Route No. u. s. 5--Berlln, Berlin
cutoff. miles reinforced concrete
pavement. Enfield. Grading for foot
path on this route.
Route No, 8--Stratford. Steel rigid
frame over route 8.
Route No. l2-Norwlch Lisbon
Bridge and approaches at Shetucket
River.
Route No 20---B,n rk Il n m st cd
Bridge construction over west branch
OF Pennington river at RIvcrton
Temporary bridge provided
CRANKY, CRANKY road. About
! mile OF bituminous macadam
pavement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10

Among those reported there Is an
interesting set of agreements and
differences.
For instance, the three Republl-
cans are strkingly agreed that the
most important immediate step TO
take to produce recovery Is to con-
vince business that 1t Is not going to
be attacked, They put emphasis up
on the difference between an adj
ministration friendly TO business
and one that "Aghts business"
Among the Democrats, Senator
Wheeler gives q kind of assent 10
this by saying that business SHOULD
be free from government control TO
the largest extent possible"
Mr.. McNutt takes n sort OF side
swipe at this notion that recovery
can be produced by Just freeing
business" He says there Is q diff
ference between what "looks like
investment" such as we had In the
20s when everything was free, and
real recovery.
And while Messrs. Farley, Garner
and Hull have not expressed them
selves In this series, enough Is
known about their respective atti-
tudes 10 know they are not wholly
otu Of sympathy with a less regu-
lative policy.
Garner Is said 10 have told
friends that the imperative need
or the country Is confidence"
n Is n safe bet that Jim Farley
thinks the same.
On the whole II Is impossible to
escape the conclusion that the cam.
paign Is 10 take the form OF a drive
by the Republicans for what they
call free enterprise" by which they
mean business freed Of the regula.
tive techniques OF the last seven
years, and with a very feeble resls-
lance TO II by the Democrats.
NO CHAMPION
or NEW DEAL
one candidatn-McNutt--says the
number one cause at the bottom OF
the depression Is monopoly. Wheeler
stresses 1t but he does not put IT
foremost MS the devil Of tho depres-
sion. Taft wants monopoly laws
administered In O. spirit OF frlendli-
ness TO business. The others do not
stress IL. Garner, judging from his
record, Is strong on the anti-mono-
poly Issue. Hull might be--but no
one knows actually where Hull
stands on most of the great issues.
On the subject Of taxes there is
IN issue on the question whether
for revenue or for producing eco
monte effects. The Republicans 80
pretty far on this -- oil of them
stress the necessity Of getting rid
of taxes which restrict business and
even favor taxes which stimulate
business.
McNutt, however, takes the stand
that taxes on small corporations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-10
v. F. WIN COUNCIL
MEETING, MAY 18TH

Arrangements for the county
council session OF the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, scheduled TOR May
10 at the Green street hall, pro-
ceeded at q meeting Of the Wheeler
Young post at the armory last
night, Francis W, Orencolc, COM
mander, Is In charge OF arrange
ments.
The Buddy Poppy sale Will start
on May rs. IL was announced by
Chairman John Luddy,