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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

in Beecher Memorial Hall, A pot luck luncheon win he served at noon. An apron and bag kit will ha on display in the morning and any- one wishing to take patterns Is asked to bring white paper, pencil and shears. The afternoon will be devoted to helps on canning with Mrs. Kenneth Warner and Miss Elizabeth Warner the leaders.
 Court News
 Judge Edward 1T. Pracny presided at the town court held in the town hall last night. The following cases were heard:
 Roger Larrivere of Bristol charged with speeding had his case contln. ued for one week.
 pr. William A. Goodrich, i30 Grove St., Waterbury, speeding, had case continued one week.
 James F. Cronin, l74 Madison St., Waterbury, speeding, fined 5000 and costs with fine reYnitted later.
 Henry Marrow, IS Whiting St.; Plainville, speeding, case nolled or payment of $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

Like . lot of other honest farm CTS, MT. Harper was mot buriened" with as many ethics
 AA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

dlebury awoke the echoes un- der the gilded dome with a few harsh words and got mention in @ Hartford paper for his zeal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

Private Richard Wilson of Fort Adams, Rhode Island spent the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

1 granddaughter, Mrs. Eugene Renna
 and MT. Renna of the Wolcott road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

ton to study to be a surgical assist ant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

week end at his home on the Wood- tick road
 Mrs. Minnie Tyler of Devon was a Sunday guest at the home of her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

The Wolcott Home Making Club will meet on Tuesday at l0:30 e. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

a good idea to qualify because the turnover in all industries is heavy and there vii lbe jobs galore when the transports steam away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30
South Britain Briefs
Ranch of Mrs. Mary platt, just across from the sewer bed.

across from the sewer bed.
 What VIC want to know is, how did our local reporter know that Larry suffered" Was that docl- sion arrived at by survey, by Q knowledge of the surroundings, by a medical examiners report, or how? It's poor bet trying to create atmosphere when 1t might worry the next-of-kin. The Bur- nosky death notice reminds us of a postcard received from an Ar- kansas soldier regarding . casual ty. The card read; "Jim died. He met . 77 shell. It went off"
 Speaking of shell reminds us, did you know that the First Divi- sion leaves for Caribbean maneuv- CTS on June End? If you've got any friends at Fort Devens, Mass, go up and see them before the tropical parade starts. It's shorter to Devens than to the Spanish Main. It's easier to drive to Aver, Mass, than to Dakar. One thing you can bet on, the First is going where the chances for action are the best because the First has Q record. It was the old First, you may remember, that captured Cantigny and Sedan. Reports are that the 194l outfit is also hust- ling layout with plenty on the ball.
 The Rotary Club of Ansonia were recent visitors at the new State Training School for Mental Detectives. Miss Mable Matthews, top woman of the Social Service Department, delivered an address to the school employees and staff personnel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

legal sharpies sponsoring the var ious clauses and whereases of the bill. Charley stood right up and spoke his mind. He told why. Har- per saw little merit in the im- portation of one Harry Polik0ff as an attorney supposedly quali- fled to tell Connecticut dairymen how to handle milk. He made few well-timed shots at MT. Pol- OkOif'S 'fellow travellers"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

"He went to turn out the COWS when he suffered and died of apoplexy." That's the wording of a local dispatch recording the death of one Lawrence Burnosky, a Polish Yankee who worked for Bill Wilcox at the Pierce Hollow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

Farmer Bingham of Salem Four Corners. currently a state sena- tor, spoke feelingly in support of the provisions thrown out by the House, and Bingham likewise drew the fire of the Middlebury COW jockey. Bingham had made the error of attacking suburban lawyers"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30

Private Robert G. Wilson of the Woodtic road who is LOW stationed ct Myrtle Beach, South Carolina will be transferred on June 1 to the Walter Reed Hospital in Washing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

In the final quarter inter-
ceptions set up all OF the scoring,
both for State and Wayne. George
Danciu. the Spartan left guard.
grabbed Schnelker'S pass on
States l9 when Wayne aerial at
tack was threatening and galloped
81 yards for the longest run OF the
day.
Another interrogation by Howard
Boyer. substitute center. placed
the Spartans in scoring position on
Wayne's az. from where a 24-yard
pass and a Vineyard run by Wy
Davis placed the ball in scoring
position. The touchdown came on
a 14-yard pass from Wy Davis to
end Lew Smiley. Wy Davis con-
verted the extra point.
And then in the dying seconds
came the most astounding feat OF
the day-Cherup's wild 72-yard
dash throug the unsuspecting
crowd which was emptying onto
the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
By Clayton II. Smith

him who would come seeking than.
Before quitting the fields TO re-
turn to the house, I saw Jupiter
rise in splendor. I could detect
only three satellites, or moons. OF
this giant planet, $50, 000. 900 miles
distant.
Has Ten Moons
Our own earth, as you well
know. has but one moon; Jupiter
has 10, but only four are visible
through small telescopes.
Venus hours ago had followed
the sun, but here in a line. straight
as fiery arrow, were three
planets: at the arrowpoint was
Mars. at the feather was Jupiter,
and between these an ornamental
band. Saturn.
Gathering up my paraphernalia
/ made my way In darkness to
the house. where from the kitchen
shone single light holding now
more attraction and romance than
all the cold ight-points Of the
Autumn Sky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Describes Stars

This constellation was described
TO them as / went about mounting
the telescope.
Ascending the eastern curtain oil
the night was a bright globe giving
off brilliant reddish rays; here was
Mars, 100000 miles from our
own planet, the earth.
The moonless night was 10 prove
parade of planets. About SOC
another peeped over the distant
eastern line of trees. One of the
older lads focused the awkward,
brass-bound telescope upon the
yellow planet.
Say, this ones got rings"
he cried.
II was Saturn. one of the love-
lest objects of our sky; we took
turns at the eyepiece. Saturn
seemed golden disc, with spher-
ical center, that had been hurled
into space from beyond the hor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Dates for
Spor+smeen

OCT. 26-Michigan Wild1ower
Society meet at Conservation
Training School, Higgins
Lake.
OCT. 26-Archers' broadhead
meet at Detroit Archers'
range, l0is-Mile road and
Telegraph.
OCT. 30-sI-Pelee Island pleas
ant season opens.
Nov. l-Archers' deer season
opens.
NOV. 1-Raccoon, opossum sea-
son opens.
NOV. 5-Monroe County Rod
and Gun Club advanced one
week. due 10 deer season;
nomination of new officers
and directors.
NOV. 5-Bird season ends today.
NOV. 6-Pontiac West Side
Civic Clubs Hunters Roundup
at Oakland County Boat Club.
= Sylvan Lake; turkey dinner,
Is prizes. p. J. Hoffmaster,
director conservation, speaker
NOV. 7-S-Pelee Island pleas
ant season closes.
NOV. S-9-Cadillac Big Game
Clubs annual Michigan fox
hound trials sportsmen's ban
uuet. Saturday evening; p. J.
Hoffmaster. speaker; Don Gill
Hes, toestmsster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Painters Score
As Duke Romps
PITTSBURGH. Oct 2a.-p..lsa.

PITTSBURGH. Oct 2a--Duke.s
Blue Devils today swamped the
Pitt Panthers. 81 TO Z. but the
big news here was that the here
tofore pointless Panthers made
their first tally. the first points
scored in four games.
In every quarter except the
second. the Blue Devils rode wild
over the Panthers TO hang up a
tally. They scored twice in the
third quarter.
But in the last quarter the
Panthers not only held the North
Carolina team TO one touchdown,
but finally got started under the
impetus of some fast legwork by
Weston Bill Dutton. who kad rid
den the bench the first three quar-
ters OF the game.
BY periods:
Duke IL II
Pittsburgh = 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Wildcats Stopped

Ohio kicked out 10 The 40 and
on the first scrimmage Decorre.
Won't raced from punt formation
for IS yards. A play later he broke
through tackle, shook himself
loose from a couple of tackles and
reached the 2-ysrd line. Here the
Bucks did their best work of the
day, as four downs lost 3 yards
for Northwestern.
Ii was Northwestern's last Sc.
riOus bid for a score. but the
Buckeyes were hopelessly mireo
deep in their own territory and
couldn't advance even 10 the 20.
vard limo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

seen the "eve-
ming star" de-
sc e n d beyond
the western line
of ees a n d
buildings. i had
watched h is
brilliant planet,
v e n US. slip
from sight in
the carly eve-
ming. but now
adays 1t stirred
within me no
quest OF night
beauty as once
il had
Without en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

day. including hens. A dollar each
is charged for each hen shot by
hunters.
While the first two days shoot
ing license quota is sold out, only
about 300 licenses have been sold
for the following week.
Hunters come from all parts OF
the country for the hunt. Most
of the hunters will gather a
Kingsville next Wednesday eve
ming where they will board tn,
motor ship, Erie Isle. for the 10
mile trip across Lake Erie 10 III,
Island Ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

joined the boys in the starlit
October night.
Low in the sky, north and west,
clearly shone seven stars forming
the Big Dipperr its pointers--two
stars forming the wall of the dip
per. away from the curved handle
faithfully indicating. by an imagi-
nary line drawn through them. the
flashing North Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
'Gophers Beat U.Mz 10,
On Long Pass, Plunge
CONTINUED from Page Three)

of paysthe de resistance The the boys just knew
would work SEC
II pass similar the Kuzma threw TO Harlan
Fraumann Northwestern week II started out an
tackle He lateraed Ceitham
who tossed backwards KiHma N.\ =
Tom made . perfect fake ss n the end and then
threw Fraumann the northeast had
the ball took three and dropped the ysrd line
This the day No than II wass Brookyns day
when Mickey Owen dropped the third strike after Hugh Casey
had retired the Yankees in order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

dressing game hopes
nowbasted darkness who
have experienced bitter defeat will recognize
Crer a handler of there the job
talking He had chat with Westfal
Bullet raised his chin grabbed his
coach the hand and started peelng off that uniform
What between coach and player But
Criser Wesua forever
will retain in his memoirs
Westfal tremendous defeat Bernie Bierman said
thought Mchigans Of the hardest charging
Westa of the best full
had faced In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Ben Sheridan Married

TT. RILEY. Kan, oct. rs
uNS) -,Notre Danes 1899 all
American football player. Ben
Sheridan. %, was married today
TO Dorothy Spaulding. -, South
Bend, Ind, at the Fort Riley post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Nature in October
A NIGHT WITH THE STARS

1t was just after supper when
the schoolboys came to our door
requesting that / bring to the dark
fields the old refracting telescope.
Two hours past sunset, they had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Kuzma Called Harmon's Equal

stamped Kuzma the equal of Harmon when the
Sophomore
gained II yards other back
the field could Bob Wesifa Melted 81 from ruhingand
explosion would had he the
Gopher that kickoff
Smith Melted Sc yards for Minnesota while he In
the And he the ball almost OF
victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Every soul be he Minnesota bred Michigan knew
then the ball game
Minnesotas cruel Michigan fingered Tom
Harmon. sitting radio booth the dropped his
head sadly Tom remembering least when he
had played CALAMITY well did all the Michigan
Ionly Minnesota them twice TO
Fraumann and Westfal deeply in the Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Need TDo Permits

Successful applicants will be IS
sued a regular license emitting
them TO hunt bucks during the
November 1880 season in areas
legally open TO such hunting and
permit to hunt for sntlerless
deer between December lilo in
Allegan County, provided. OF
course, the hunter failed 10 kill a
buck on his license during the
regular season
Before any one begins hunting
in Allegan County during the De-
cember lilo season he must have
MS license validated by the con-
servation department in charge OF
the headquarters which will be
established at Dunningville, on
trunk line 40 in Allegan County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
What to Do to Shoot

Antlerless deer shall be defined
as deer without antlers or with
antlers not to exceed three inches
in height above the skull.
Any one wishing TO participate
in such special season must make
application on forms provided by
the department of conservation.
Lansing. or from any divisional
headquarters of the conservation
department or at the Allegan
Wildlife Experimental Station.
This application must be accom-
panied by a post office money or
der. certified check or bank draft
of S2.26 IL the applicant is a resi-
dent of Michigan or $25 If he re-
sides out of state. The application
must be made before October 81.
II more than 500 applications
are received, drawing will be
made November 4 to determine
the 500 successful applicants. Un-
successful applicants will have
their feet returned at once. They
will. of course. be permitted to
hunt during the regular season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
State US. Wayne

Touchdows- SHERMAN 2, PaNoWki 2
s c.nSersions2 sherman 2. WV Davis.
substitutions: Michigan state--Fraieigh.
McNen. Won Eberstein, smolenski, T. John
son. Mangrum Miketinae. Rutehins. Neu.
bert. Radeiescu Robert, Boyer. Miiliken, q,
Johnson. Fenton. Wy Davis. fornsri. n
Davis. Gingrass. Carey Wayne Hagen
Jeschke. Diamond. Bsrtsch. Csliafd. Kan
fer. Tottis KoepssIl hcMuliin. Magnatts
Defoe Fnipiak Carpenter.
Referee Ruael Miller tNesteN Michi-
GAM. Umpire Lloyd W Ods michigan
Normal. Linemsn Loven p Gensbach
tnichssnl. Field Judge Robert Black
! (kalamazool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
lKUZMA RECEIVERS OWN TUMBLE ON THE

his AAmerica suffered whit
able Northwestern week Hedge
Pukema Gopher guard feared. broken back
Michigan made 10 first downs IL for Minnesota.
from rushing 35 yards 179 Minnesota completed
Is Michigan
the payon of Minnesotas
evenly matched
the Brown still Northand
only deep camp
o ne Wolverines tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
To Prevent 'Rut'

tFoTest Evashevski. Hamilton
College football coach. has a con-
tract that Stipulates hc must seek
employment elsewhere after five
years 81 service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

dovns-Northwestsrn: Hssse tpass
from Graham, Motl tpass from Graham
Ohio state: Hecklnger tpiunge) Points
after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Erdlits 2
tpiaesmsnt). Ohio staff: schoenbaum
(piscemenO.
substitutions -Northvsstern: Ends, Col.
berg, Wallis. Tackler. Vincent Karistsd.
Guards. Keifer, zorich. Kaptsr, Burke.
Center. Mundy. Backs, Kruger, Kepford,
berger. Tackles. csuri. Mccanerty. Dixon.
Guards. Dean, Brueknsr. Centers. Plaeas-
Martin. Backs Lynn. ssrringhsus, Hor-
vsth. Hallsbrin, Burgett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Spdrtdns Whip
ayneGridders
1fContinued from Page Two)

minutes. Sherman converted after
the second score.
Sherman tailed on the second
longest run of the game two plays
after the next kickoff. State was
offside on the first down. and then
the l907pound Lansing high school
product broke through the right
side OF his line and dashed rs
Yards down the Sidelines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Northwestern
Defeats Ohio
In 14-7 Game
Substitutes tumble
Sets the Stage for
Winning Touchdown
CONTINUED from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two)
ing. The Wildcats netted 254 yards
rushing to LOG for Ohio State and
ia yards passing to SO for the
Bucks.
One little line in the statistics
tell why the scoring was so low
despite the ground gained. North
western and Ohio State each inter-
cepted four passes. Eight time
drives were halted that way.
Smash at Line
The Wildcats took over at the
start of the game and soon had
the Bucks Keeling by a well di-
rected attack at their line. On the
first play after the kickoff Gra-
ham caught the Bucks off guard
and tossed pass to quarterback
Dick Erdlitz, who took the ball to
ixs..--slaId
Captain Floyd Chambers on a
reverse scooted TO the Bucks 80.
On the same play he went TO the
2l-yard line for the third straight
first down.
Graham was stopped for one
play and then he made first down
on the 10. slipping through tackle.
Here the blitzkrieg of the Wild
cats was stalled Three plays
moved TO the 1-yard line. On
fourth down Fritz Howard and
Charley Anderson broke through
and nailed Benson before he
reached the line of scrimmage.
Hecklinger kicked from deep in
the end zone to the 27-yard line
and once more the panzer divi.
Esions from Evanston were rolling
1again. Graham broke away around
his own left end and up to the Is
before he was stopped. Graham
then tried a pass into the end
zone but Dick Fisher intercepted
II and halted the march.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
on. One boy thought II looked
&c a jeweled finger ring.
Watches IN Wonder

like a jeweled finger ring.
Watches in Wonder
I wandered away from their
chatter to watch in rapt wonder
as the planet serenely rose in the
heavens. a body $4,000, 900 miles
from earth.
From out the darkness there
came the drone of an airplane,
its wing lights appearing larger
than the planets. Excitedly, the
boys attempted TO focus upon the
lights of the swift plane, but too
soon was it lost in the night.
The boys then struggled away
two-by-two. and ! was alone in
the cold and darkness of the fields.
I shivered in chill, and the brass
fittings of the telescope were icy
TO my hands.
1t was now sheer joy 10 turn
the old glass upon once familiar
stars,s timeless and changeless;
they would be shining forever for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Marks First Time

"Thls Is the first time the prob
lem has been tackled In this
way. Before the c0mmfssi0n
takes action, sportsmen's groups
and representative Of industries
in the area will be given .
chance to be heard"
DR.. Glenn w. Brodt, DIR. Stanley
c. Whitlock and Herbert Miller,
conservation experts, conducted q
survey of the river Raisin outlet
and determined the death Of ducks
was caused by q disease called
botulism, an organic infection.
"The disease IL something new
I'm Michigan" Adams said. I'VE
don't know but IL may have been
caused by the waste material Of
paper mills In the vicinity, which
Is dumped In the river"
Another possible cause of the
killing of fish is the picking acid
used by the Republic Steel Corpo-
ration. The waste is drained into
a lagoon and some experts believe
il seeps into Mason Run, a tribu-
tary of the Raisin.
Acids In the water were
found to be reasonably strong,
but relatively small I'm amount"
Adams said. Strong evidence
of seepage In the head canal r.
lacking"
| Adams said the stream control
commission will not take court
action to prevent the dumping
TOT waste into the river, but viii
Il set its purity standard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

The University OF Minnesota
today stands at the top of the heap
lin the Western Conference foot
ball race after its Z to o victory
over the University of Michigan
The Gophers scored their eighth
consecutive win over the Wolver-
ines and for the eighth year the
Little Brown jug. most historic OF
football trophies, will rest in the
trophy room at Minneapolis.
Today's game climaxed the
greatest homecoming celebration
in years and a crowd OF more than
I87 900 saw one of the greatest
football spectacles Of the year.
Today also saw Ohio States
great team suffer its first defeat
Iof the season. Northwestern.
beaten last week by Michigan,
bounced back today TO defeat the
Buckeyes, Ia TO 7. Otto Craham's
two touchdown passes won for the
Wildcats the bitterly contested
game.
Wisconsin by TWo Points
Over at Madison, Wis, the
University of Wisconsin finally
eked out a u to Is win in one of
the hardest fought battles ever
staged at Camp Rand II
marked Wisconsin's second success
sive win after a drubbing by
Northwestern and at the same
time IL saw Indiana losing its
first Big Ten game of the season.
The University of Notre Dame
served further notice that the
Fighting Irish are again on the
march as Coach Frank Leahy's
juggernaut steam rollered the Uni
'versity of Illinois under a 49 TO IA
score.
The Him started out well. but
when the Notre Dame aerial at
tack, spanked by Angelo Ber-
tell. started TO function. the Illini
were caught in maelstrom ol
touchdowns.
Defensiue Battle
Purdue and Iowa engaged In Q
bruising defensive game at La
fayette. Ind, which saw the
Boilermakers finally emerge VIC
torious. Z to 6.
Minnesota will place its Big
Ten lead at stake next week az
Minneapolis when the Gophers
play host 10 Northwestern in an.
other sellout attraction. Michigan
plays Illinois and Iowa meets In.
diana next Saturday in the only
other Big Ten games. Ohio State,
Purdue and Wisconsin 60 outside
the Conference for competition,
the Buckeyes invading Pittsburgh,
the Boilermakers going TO New
York TO meet Fordham and Wis
consin playing host TO Syracuse
at Madison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Deer Hunting
Regulations Set
In Michigan
Variety OF Things,
Formerly Denied, Now
Open TO Sporfsmen
BY DON GILES

AT long last the 1871 regula-
tons for hunting deer in Michigan
both for the archer and gunner
have been established.
Starting with the bow and arrow
hunter. the feather-hatted disciple
OF Robin Hood will have a variety
of things he can do this year that
were denied him last season.
Their season will be the same
as last year. November / to IA.
inclusive. Archers will be allowed
one buck with antlers at least
three inches in length in all Sec
tons of the state open to deer
hunting. Under the new law each
party of four hunters will be en-
titled 10 take lone deer"-either
buck or doe--for camp use.
The resident license fee for
archers this year is the same as
last. S2.25, but nonresidents have
been reduced from SIS to IS.
Camp permits for the special bow
and arrow season will be So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
.Gophers al Top
Of Big Ten With
Victory. Over NJ,
Ohio State Drops
lis First TO Wildcats;
Badgers Win Thriller
Bio Ten Standings

NEXT WEEKS GAMES
Michigan at Illinois.
Minnesota st Northwestern.
Indiana at Iowa.
Ohio State At Pittsburgh.
Purdue At fordham.
Syracuse at Wisconsin.