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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Milk Route:
To Operate
In Vance

Farmers of the Watkins and Kit
trell townships of Vance county Will
nave Il new market for whole milk
produced ON their farms with the
starting, within the next few DAYS.
OF a milk route which will cover
some 25 or 30 miles in this territory
IL was announced today by j. W.
Sanders. Vance county farm agent.
Mr.. Sanders, A. c. Kinney, Exten-
SION dairy specialist Of State College,
and a representative Of the Pine
State Dairy Of Raleigh spent some
time in the section recently inter-
viewing farmers who would be like
~ patrons of the route. They finish
ed the survey With the conviction
that a milk supply of 400 to 500
gallons daily win be available in the
rrritory.
The proposed milk route would
provide a market for farm produced
mil'" which would not have to be
produced under the strict condi-
tons required for milk to be market
ed as a grade A. product. The milk
is expected to be used in ice cream
manufacture or in making Of bower
ed or condensed milk and while
farmers will be required to meet
certain sanitary requirements in
handling the milk they Will not need
the more expensive equipment which
grade A. diaries must have.
There has been a decided increase
of interest in d%airying in this sec
ton within recent months, County
Agent Sanders said, because of re-
duccd acreages of cotton and tobacco
under the AAA program and the re-
Sulting increase in land WS>--~l may
be devoted to pasture and feed crops.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
CHAPTER TEN

Il THINK IT'S a silly idea"
Henry objected, despite Mr.. Jones
agreement to the fantastic test.
IF you are innocent there is
nothing to be afraid Of" Jones re-
minded him, his granite face eX-
pressionless, but his eyes cold.
Henry flushed. ITS silly, even
for the man who's guilty. Nothing
will happen"
4 don't agree with you. AS I
said. It will be a psychological test.
The murderer will give himself
away"
Mrs. Willett's father was on his
feet, his eyes wide. lives and I've
done it! We've talked with the
dead! And I've seen them!!'
His daughter laid a restraining
hand on his arm. Come, Father.
You shouldn't get so excited. Re
member, I promised to read you a
story. Go fine a book"
Mr.. Jones rose and picked up his
hat. We'll, time we We're going.
You've been quite a help to us,
Mrs. Willett. Wen let you know
how the test comes out
ooh, couldn't [ be there"
"Um-m. You NEAR you could act
as a sort of medium
eyes
"Wouid you want us to come and
get you?"
oh, no. Father will walk down
with me-"
Henry observed The club meets
around 8 O'clock"
"Okay," agreed Jones. Make it
8 o'clock, GoodbE, then, Mrs. Will
lett. until tonight
She followed them to the door,
but did not step out in the rain.
Henry, as he opened his umbrella,
turned and locked back. Her dark
eyes We're shining in her white
face. She was not looking at the
to men. but at something far be-
yond them. She said no word as
hey @.""scd Gown the path.
4 r'@ar Naaf-f"0" c0~amcntcC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Committees
To Arrange
Fire Plan
Commissioners Name
Chairman and At
torney To Confer With
City; Pullen To Do
County A II d itin g
Again; Road Petition
In.

Chairman S. b. Rogers. of the
vance Board of County Commission
crs, and County Attorney |. b. Wat
klns were designated by the com
mlSSioncrs Monday as a committee
with power to act in negotiating Il
new agreement with the city where
under the city will furnish fire pro-
lection to property outside the city
limits.
The committee vas appointed after
Mayor Henry Powell and City At
torney A. A. Bum appeared before
the board at the request of the City
Council and asked that the agree
ment be discussed.
The commissioners awarded to A.
M. Pullen & Company the contract
Tor doing the annual auditing of
county books for this year. The lob
will be done for $500, the same as
last year, and includes general coun-
ty work and the schools, and also
settlement with the county tax col
lector in the fall.
A petition was heard for tar and
gravel s%urfacing of a part Of the
old county home road, and the board
ordered the work done.
County Tax Collector F. NJ. Dor
sey reported to the board that re-
ceipts of his office for May amounted
to S4,890.94, including 81 ,050 in beer
and wine licenses, 1898 in privilege
licenses, and a credit for $3.50 in
rebates.
Free peddler's licenses were grant
ed to j.. H. Gentry and Cleveland
billiard.
Beer licenses were granted to
CoWard's Service Station on William
street and O. T. BlackIcy for Oak
Grove Service Station on the Ra-
leigh road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

might be invoked to end strikes
hampering defense production. In
the absence OF any official statement
on this point, some legislators ere
of the opinion that the bill would
authorize the taking over Of strike
bound plants.
In addition to permitting the
President 10 take over for any period
any type of property adaptable 1or
use IN national defense. the legj~lu-
ton also would authorize the Chief
Executive to sell or otherwise dis
pose of the requisitioned property.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
REALTY TRANSFERS
ARE w ON MONDAY

Two realty transfers were record
ed Monday in the office Of II. M,
Robinson, Vance Register of Deeds.
Julius c. Smith, ct ii, sold Her
man A. Davis Il lot on Rowland
street for $4,450.
G.. w. Knott and wife conveyed a
ut on BurWell venue 10 Vernon e,
RaWles, Jr., for 500 and considera-
tons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Wheeler Leads
Fight
Continued From rage Onel

Continued From rage Onel
bird refugees
Wheeler foresaW a "major fight
on the legislation in the senate anC
several members Of the House mill
tary committee were cold to the
proposal.
There was considerable interest
as to whether the broad powers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Cotton Closes Stock Market
1914 Higher Stages Rally

New York, June 3.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened 4 to 5 points
higher.
Futures closed 10 to IA higher,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

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WAIT FOR ME"

Nv KATHERINE MACY

HlnELHAEl nm So ~
Don't worry. II collect when
you can spare IL CO night on over
there. Sorry I cant so along. but
F I'm tied up or = story. I'll call you
there tonight
The dump aas the second
floor Of tail. gray stone
house between Riverside Drive
and Broadway.
Jan met Mother Malloy as she
stepped off the rather rickety ele-
vator a short. substantial little
woman wearing : perfectly evident
deliberately dressed black wig She
vas carrying an srmload Of towels.
Sure. I have room. she said
eompetently IN rich Irish brogue.
Why shouldn't I for a friend Of
Steve Gardner >" -. not stopping
her stream of talk as they went
down the hall She deposited her
load Of towels IN a heap in the
bathroom. and led Jan around the
corner.
In here Is Stoves sister. Sue.
You know her. too > This one Is
my son Toms. poor thing, he
hasn't had a Job since the memory
Of man. and his wife Rhetta keeps
at him all the time. Jerry Halli-
gan. fine, steady boy, works at
the cotton exchange . she ges-
tured toward another closed door
lives in here. And now =
She threw open the last door on
the corridor and stepped aside so
that Jan could see The girl who's
been in here has Just gone on tour
with her show. Chorus girl. I don't
usually take theater people, but
she was quiet one"
The room was small with
single window on a court. But 1t
was spotlessly clean. The furniture
consisted of a single bed with a
print cover. so that il looked like
couch; a wicker armchair up
holstered to match: a chest with
mirror above it. small desk,
and straight chair or two.
Comfortable. warm and
cheap" said Mother Malloy.
humping a he'd pillow expert
ly. Ten dollars a week, Sl1.50
with breakfast and dinner.
You're going TO work. I mis-
doubt ."
Business school" said Jan,
looking around the room again.
I'll take it." she said decisively.
And here is a weeks advance
rent" She unpacked her bag
quickly after Mother Malloy had
gone, then wondered what to do
with herself.
II was too late in the after
noon TO ask about a business
school. Anyway, she must ask
Steve about that. when he
called tonight. II was just
four o'clock =. the hour when
she always rode at Holly
mount.
The little room suddenly became
sitting. She put on her hat and
coat again and went outdoors. At
one end of the street was Broad
way. which was much too noisy
and confusing just now. She could
explore that at her leisure.
So she went toward the Drive
and walked along the railing by
the river bank. watching the cars
flow by on one side, and the boats
on the other. until her cheeks were
glowing with the frosty air.
When the first lights began To
flicker on the advertising signs
across the Hudson on the Jersey
side, she turned back and went
:. Home" she thought, stepping
off the elevator into Mother NAL
Toys warm hallway. which was
filled with the odors of dinner
After all. this is the only home I
have now"
(TO BE Coniinued)
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Kalteu born
KJR-HOlly wood
kIRO-NeWsreeI
500 F. VI.
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KOMO-Danee Orch
kJR-Old IImeTs 5 IS
Man and the World.
kIRO-GypsV Nioiins
$3.50 p. VI.
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5 as. Church Service
KNI-Gay Sineties. 5 55
Elmer DAVIS
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goyle
KIRO-Gay Nlnetles.
$500 Z. VI.
KMO-Superman. els.
You and Your Dog.
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kOMO - National Barn
Dance
kJR-Scandinavian Re-
porter. 6.l5. News
kIRO-lt PAYS 10 Listen
$50 Z. VI.
KMO-John B Hughes.
IS. Wer Man.
XVI - Three Quarter
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KOMO-Barn Dance
KJR-News. SIS, NBC
Symphony Orch
kIRO-Maury rider.
200 Z. NJ.
KMO 49, Studio. TBS.
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XVI - Serenade Tbs.
Pine Canyon BOYS.
KOMO-Uncle Era
kJR-Symphony
kIRO - Screnade. 7l5,
Public Affairs.
1880 L. VI.
KMO-Calif. Melodies
kVl-News. 7.35, Bill
Henry.
KOMO-Grand Old Opry
KJR-Symphony.
kIRO-News
500 p. NJ.
kMO 49, Hawaii Calls.
BIS, Basketball. Lin
coin at Stadium.
kV1-Marrlage Cluo
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quence
KJR-Hotel Edison.
kIRO-Marriage CLUB
$3.50 z. Nj.
Basketball.
kV1-Orchestra.
kOMO - knickerbocker
Fldy mouse.
KJR-Hotel Biltmore.
kIRO-Case OF Books
900 L. Nj.
X NJ o - New BIS.
Basketball.
kNl-Hit PARADE.
K o NJ O - 9:05. Victor
Hugo Orch.
K j r - Sports Forum,
9:l5. Dance Time.
kIRO-Hit Parade.
$3.50 L. Nj.
KMO-Basketball.
kVl-Hit Parade. Gas,
Jose Morand Orch.
KOMO-Orchestra.
KJR-News. 9 Is. Orch
kIRO-HlL Parade.
1000 Z. Nj.
KMO-Eddie Duchin.
kVI-News. 1913. Music
TO Remember
KOMO - National De-
tense. 1905. Music
KJB-VsrIety Program.
kIRO News. Iu.lo
News Roundup
lO.30 II NJ
KMO - Boake Carter;
10 as. Phil Harris.
XVI - w orld Today;
1O:45. Reid Tanner
Orch.
KOMO-Orchestra.
KJR-Songs in Night.
KIRO - News Roundup;
1888. Weather Reports
100 p. Nj.
KMO-Marvin Dale.
kNI-Martha Mears.
kOMO-Bal TaoarIn.
kJR-Paul Carson.
KIRO-Martha Mears.
IL: 80 L. vi.
kMO-Duke Ellington.
kVl-Manny Strand
kOMO-Florentlne Gar
oenS
KJR-Paul Carson
kIRO - Nanny strand.
u midnight. Concert
Hour, | a. NJ. Hour OF
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KIRo-SeWs. 755. Wea-
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KMO - wake Up and
Live sis. Haven Of
KNI-Morning Almanac
BIS News
KOMO-Air WAYS EN-
pres SIS. Against
Storm
KJR We nnese IN
KIRO-Jerry Sears G IS
News
$50 A. VI.
GMs-Haven OF Rest.
8 -. Unity Temple
XVI - Goldbergs. 8 As.
Kathleen Norris
IHOMO-Nlctor Lindlahr
IkJR - Christian Science
8 IS. Ann Sterling
KIRO - Gold bergs ass
Kathleen MOTIFS
900 A. NJ.
lKMO-NeWs
lKVI-Kate Smith. els.
When a Girl Msrries
IKOMO ords ana
Music
.KJR-Nevs: e:ls. Health
Club.
KIRO-Kate Smith: sI5
serial
$3.50 A. Nj.
.KMO - Happy Homes.
e:45. Keep Fit 10
Music.
lRVI-Eielen Trent. e45.
Gal Sunday
IKOMO-VoIce OF TX
perience. Gas. Musical
Handy Man.
'KJh-Farm and Home.
KIRO-Serial
1000 A. NJ.
I 6MO-John 3 Hughes.
1915. chapel Mo-
ments.
XVI Life Beautiful.
1918. Woman in White
lKOMO - Julia Blake.
1915 Home Service.
KJR-Farm and Home .
1918 Inquirins Re-
porter
EIRO-Serial
1890 A. NJ.
lkMO - johnson Family.
10 IS, Bachelors Chill
dren.
XVI Happiness. lo;45
HomemakerS Forum
KOMO - Sophisticated
Ladies, l0:45. DR. Kate
kJR - Religion: 10 40
News.
RIRO Serial: lo45
Songs OF a Dreamer.
100 A. NJ.
KMO-Friendly Neigh :
bors. HIS. Songs.
IKVl-Big Sister, ll:l5i
Aunt Jennie.
iKOMO-Hymns OF all
/ c h urc es. II Is
/ Grimm 5 Daughter
IKJR-Our Half Hour.
IKIRO-Serial
80 A. Nj.
6MO - Radio Garden
/ Club.
XVI ~ Fletcher Wiley.
11:45, Home OF the
Brave.
lKOMO - Valiant Lady:
1145. Light OF World
|KJR-Concert Hall: II AS
News.
! klRO-Commentator
1900 NOON
KMO-Friendly Is. i2:l5
News.
XVI Martha Webster.
1918, News
KOMO - Mary Marlin;
1915. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphsns Of Dr.
vorce. 1915. Amanda.
KIRO-Serial
1890 p. nj.
lKMO-Troubadors.
XVI Kate Hopkins
l2:45. Wo m en- o I
Courage
KOMO - Pepper Young.
l2:45 Vic and SADIE.
FJR-John's Other Wife
l2;45 just Plain Bill
lKIRO-kate Hopkins.
100 L. NJ.
IKOMO-Muse and Music
115. Pegeen Fitz-
gerald.
KVI-Portia Blake; l:l5
Myrt and Msrge
KOMO-Backstage Wife:
lis. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine.
1l5. Cecil Solly.
K1RO-Serial
1870 p. M.
IKMO-Studio: l:45 Fed
Grated Women.
6VI-Hilluop House: AS
Stepmother
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones
las. Widder Brown
kJR-Health CLUB. ! 80
Cowboy Joe.
KIRO-Serisl
200 p. NJ.
HMO-News
KVI-Americsn School.
kOMO-Girl Alone. 2 lo
Lone Journey
KJR-Orgsn Concert.
< r o News 2 Is
Housewives. Inc.
2:30 Z. NJ.
KMO The Plainsmen;
PAS. Let's Play Bridge
& VI Mystic Melodies
2:45. caters o o c
Baines.
EOMO-Guiding Light:
PAS. Life Beautiful
EJR-Goodwill talk: 2 80
Little Brass Band
PAS. Wayne Van Dyne
RlRO-Studlo.
300 p. NJ.
lKMO-News. sos. Selec-
tive Service.
XVI ID Malone: S:ls
Eedds Hopper
kOMO - Your Treat:
SIS. That Cir
iKJR Ireene wicker
3:l5. BUD Barton.
KIRO-Serial
$3.50 p. NJ.
HMO Lowry Kohler;
245. Smilin' Thru.
KVI-Girl Inferno 3 As
World Today
iKOMO-Homekeepers
KJR-The Munros ; -,
Wife Saver.
400 r. NJ.
kMO fulton Lewis,
Ais. Ma Perkins
lKVI-Second Mrs Bur-
ton AIS. SON
Treasury.
x o NO - Citizens A.:
Ais. NBC News Room
KJR-Organ Moods. ais
Three Romeos.
kIRO Serial. AS,
NeWsreel
1870 p. vi.
KMO-Sed Jordan
hkI-Songz U louise
As. American Legion
X Q " o - Rendezvous,
IS L. OF W Adore
rEru
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You and Your Dog.
KNI-Kios Qulzaroo.
kOMO - National Barn
Dance
kJR-Scandinavian Re-
porter. els. News
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HMO-John p Hus he's.
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mentS.
XVI Life Beautiful.
1918, Woman in White
IhOMO - Julia Blake,
1915 Home Service.
kJR-Farm and Home .
1918 Inquiring Re
porter
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kONO - Chicago Rounc
-Scle.
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kNI-Design for Happi-
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X o NJ o Metropolitan
Additions.
KJR-Church OF Christ
2.l5. Conference OF
Christians and Jews
kIRO-DesIgn Tor Hap
pines
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KMO - Freddie Martin.
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kNI-Gay Nineties. 5 SIS
Elmer DAVIS
KOMO-Organ Concert
kJR go Bishop d Gar
goyle.
kIRO-CaV NInafIas
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kONO-Top o Morning
tbs ReFerisS
kJR-C uck Was O z
Serensce. IT'S News
kIRO-Eange Rhythm;
Ti5. Farm Forum.
1870 \ NJ
kMO-SeEs 745 Trsds
n -
EVI-Ns :. 10. Jams
. Powers.
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KMO-The Shadow
kNI-EdltorIallv Speak
ing 2 45. Music,
kOMO-Your Dream
SJR-HiQden Stars.
hIRO-Gems OF Melody.
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News
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KMO - Happy Homes
q45. Keep FIT 10
Music.
kNI-Iielen Trent, 2 As.
Gal Sunday
.KOMO-NoIce OF TX
peuence. Gas. Musical
Handy Man.
KJh-Farm and Home.
KIP 0-SnrIal
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kMO-John b HUGHES.
IS. Answer Man.
XVI - Three Quarter
Time. 6 rs. Serenade.
KOMO-Barn Dance
KJR-News. 6.3a. NBC
Symphony Orch
LFTDn Mnaam &c.
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KMO - johnson Family.
10 -. Bachelors Chill
dren
XVI - Happiness. l0:45
Homemakers Forum
KOMO Sophisticated
Ladies, l0:45. DR. Kate
kJR Religion: 10 40
News.
KIRO - Serial: 10 as
Songs OF a Dreamer.
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KMO-Calif. Melodies
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Henry
KOMO-Grand Old Opry
KJR-Symphony.
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kOMO - SWING an G
sway.
KJR-Mus.c
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KMO-The Shadow: a:s5.
Miracles ana Melodies
KVI-Dance Orch.
KOMO-Sherlock Holmes
KJR-Serenade
kIRO-MusIc
1000 I. VI.
kMO-Good Cheer
X VI Northwest News:
lO:15. Friendly Hour.
x o NJ o - News. lO:lS
Paul Carson
kJR - Treasured Melo-
dies
KIRO-NeRs. 10 is News
Roundup
1880 Z. VI.
KNO-Nevs. 10 IS. Phil
Harris
kVI-Anits Carol.
KOMO-Paul Carson
kJR-Hollywooo Temple
KIR O-News Roundup g..
lO:5S Weather Reports
800 p. vi.
KMO-Sign OF
KVI-Colum bia Orch.
1880 L. VI.
KVl-Manny strand.
KIRO - Echoes % the
Opera. Il IS News p
midnight { on ceFf
Erft~
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KMO-Slavic News
XVI Army Recruiting
5 IS. Columbia Broad e
sides
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-10
FRENCH LODGES
 ELECT OFFICERS

Western Connecticut lodges of St. Jean de Baptiste elected the fol- lowing social club officers yesterday at a meeting at Moose hall:
 President, Alphonse Berthiaume Watertown; vice-president, Miss Ce- cile Frechette, Waterbury: secretary, Miss Lucille LeFebvre, Bristol: as- sistant secretary, Patrick Arseneault, South Norwalk: treasurer, Joseph LeGlerc, Hartford; mastered f-cere- monies, Joseph Nobert, Waterbury Honorary presidents, Henry Poirier. Bridgeport, and Joseph Castonguay Hartford.
 Board of directors: Louis Pare. New Haven; Mrs. Josephine Houle, Waterbury; John Lavalle, Water bury; Miss Ceclle Rochon. Water bury; Mrs. Beatrice LeMaire, Brls- tol; Mrs. JoReph Castonguay. Hart ford: Alphonse Taiilon, Bristol; Oylla Marclen, South Norwalk; Doc nat LcMay. Walertown.
 Rev. Adelard Jalbert Of Bridge port and Albert Trothier Of Bristol were the principal speakers. The meeting was followed by Q buffet lunch. The next meeting will be in Watertown in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-10
AUTO DAMAGED BY
 FIRE LAST NIGHT
Machine Parked on Union St; Water Pipe Breaks
 in Beauty ParlOr

A slight blaze was extinguished on Union street last night in the automobile owned by Nick Perigimo 265 South Main street. Booster en- zine from headquarters station re- sponded to the call. Damage was slight, fire marshals' office re- ported.
 Two minor fires were extinguished Saturday afternoon, and firemen were called when a small water pipe broke in the Claire Beauty Shop, 20 East Main street. The pipe was on the side wall and flooded the salon floor. Bremen under the supervision of Deputy Chief Martin J. Campion, shut off the water temporarily and swept out the shop.
 The two minor fires were one at the Copetto parking lot on East Main street which the firemen quickly ex- tinguished when they found bon fire burning on the property.
 A truck owned by the Southern New England Ice Co.,, which was parked in front of 1856 East Main strete ignited from a short circuit and caused 8 slight blaze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-10
EROICA' SELECTED
 ASCONCERT THEME
Learning to Listen Class to Hear Great Work
 of Beethoven

Beethoven's great Symphony No 3 in E flat, known as the "Eroica' will be highlighted at this evening" $ 'Learning-to-Listen" concert, to be given at 7:15 in the music room of the Bronson Library.
 Beethoven composed this third symphony in honor of Napoleon and he intended that it should ex- press the nobility of such hero and friend of the people as he then believed Napoleon to be. Later when Napoleon became a tyrant Beethoven tore off the page of his score on which he had written Ma poleon's name and changed the ti- tie of his symphony to ''Eroica" Gle roic). The movements of the work are marked as follows:
 1. Allegro con brio; 2. Funeral March, Adagio asai; 3. Scherzo: AL legro vivace; 4. Finale: Allegro mol to.
 The solemn, heavy rhythm and mournful melody of the funeral march (2nd movement) according to some music critics, call attention to "militarism." others claim that when Beethoven heard of Napoleon's death at St. Helena, he exclaimed, "Did I not foresee the catastrophe when I wrote the funeral march in the "Eroica"?
 The symphony is scored for two flutes, two oboes, two clarinets, two bassoons, three horns. two trum- pets, kettledrums, and strings. There will be review of the percussion instruments as well as a review of design and form in music, at this evenings session.
 'Learning-to-Listen", sponsored by the Bronson Library and the WPA adult education program of Wa terbury, meets at 7:15 in the music room of the library. For the con- venience of those who cannot at- tend at 7:l5, there will be an inter mission at 800 o'clock, to enable late corners to enjoy Beethoven'S ''Eroica".