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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
NOTICE
FLUSHING NOTICE

The water mains of the Low Ser vice System will be flushed Thurs day night October 9, 1941 between 11:00 p. m. and 3:00 a. m. on Friday, October 10th. The water will be en- tirely off for short periods during this time. The flushing of hydrants will be continued on Friday October 17th, Tuesday October 21st and We'd nesday October 22nd.
 The flushing operation will dis color the water and 1t would be ad- visable to draw sufficient water for drinking purposes before the flush ing operation begins.
 The part of the towT. serviced by this system comprises all the streets below Johnson St. on the east side of the town. On the west side t win affect Hillside Avenue and all tho streets east of this thorough : fare, also all the streets south Of Highland Avenue except Galpin and Hoadiey Streets.
 THE NAUGATUCx WATER 10-S-3t COMPANY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
TEACHERS LEAGUE
 TO DINE TONIGHT

Naugatuck. Oct. 8-The Nauga- tuck Teachers League will observe its 25th anniversary tonight and at the same time honor Mrs. Mar garet McAvoy, former Central Av- enue school principal, at a dinner at Lift-the-Latch inn, Middlebury, at 6 o'clock.
 Henry Cieslewski. president of the league, will act as master of ceremonies. Warden Leo J. Broplly will be a speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Political Battle On
 Over Police Jobs
Disagreement on Supernumerary Appointments Re-
 suits in Three Bmgesses Sidestepping Meeting

tinue in these posts until the ap- pointment is made.
 There were about IS spectators last night who had the long walt for nothing. The board requires four burgesses, not including the warden, to have a quorum, and 1t was one short of this number last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
JUVENILE COURT
 SESSION SATURDAY

Naugatuck, Oct. 8-Cases of three boys arrested in connection with several breaks here, including the Weiss store robbery, are scheduled to be heard in juvenile court here Saturday.
 Police are continuing to recover further money taken.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

eral administration, SPA, 900 appro- priated; $45, 5,s98.06 Spent, $78s60l.94 left; public safety, $87 7,233 appro- priated; $S7 7,437.36 spent: $4o,795.64 left; education, $2l4,075 appropriate ed; $e5, ,682.44 spent; Sll8,39256 left; health and sanitation, $7,000 appro- priated; $5,255.25 spent: $2,664.75 left; public welfare, $50O00 appro. priated, $22,564e7 spent; $27, ,435 ,0S left: public works, $75,000 appro- priated; S2o,025.90 spent; $45,974,l0 left; special appropriations, $4,069 appropriated; s778.50 spent; M,- l90,5O left.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
JACK OF ALL TRADES

Anthony Quinn was a delivery boy, grocery clerk, ditch digger. fruit picker, truckman's helper, bed spring factory hand. oil field work Ter, ranch hand, lumber worker, newsboy, prize fighter and profess sional dancer before he became an actor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Oct s-Clarence Green of 50 Wilson avenue, Torrington, and Catherine Talbot of i4 Park place, Naugatuck, have filed wed- ding intentions recently at the of. flee of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They are to be married next Monday.
 Ferdinand Ruggerl of Coen street was hOnored Saturday night at a surprise birthday party held by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Rug. gerl at their home. He was pro. scented with q number of gifts.
 Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Louis Ruggeri and son, Louis, IT,, Mir. and Mrs. Peck, and daugh- tor, Dorothy; Eugene Fratesl, John Fiduci. Thomas Palmlerl, Mir. aud Mrs. Joseph RobbiattI and daugh. ter, AngelIne. Peter Ruggeri, 10. seph Ruggeri, Josephine Ruggeri. and Ferdinand RAggeri and MT. and Mrs. Caesar Ruggerl.
 Douglas c. Way of Wolcott has been added to the list of selec- tive service registrantS in the local draft district. His serial number is 3l43 and order number Is 2l0e-A. He recently was honorably dls- charged from the U. s, army af- ter completing e ayear's service there.
 Mrs. FlOrIne Durr, Mrs. Edgar Wyatt, Mrs. William O'Donnell, Mrs. Fred Conover, Mrs. William Lator, Miss Mildred Reilly. Mrs. w. c. Kirby, Miss Mildred Brown 0nd Mrs. Daniel Koonz were the local residents who attended . banquet in hcn0r of Miss Evellna Hauser, assistant Girl Scout director of the Waterbury council, the banquet being held at the Copper Kettle, Southlngton.
 A suprise houSewarming was held for Mrs. Mary Mariana at her new home on Pond street recently, Mrs. Mariana receiving number of gifts. Those attending were: Mir. and Mrs. Jake Mariana, MT. and Mrs. Edward Reilly, Mir. and Mrs. Stanley UniS, MT. and Mrs. James Clarello, Mrs. J. Brannigan, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Mariana, MT, and Mrs. Edward Gargonla, Mrs. Anna Sargent, Mir. and Mrs. John Thomas, MT. and Mrs Samuel Amato, Mir. and Mrs. William Mar lano, Edward Mariana, Charles Squavia, and the Misses Catherine Lundy, Gertrude Reilly, Angeline Mariana, Helen Unis, Helen Mar iano, Madge Mariana, Nora Lundy and Josephine De Carlo.
 Officers of the Millvllle Library association will be elected at a meeting tomorrow at S:15 ?. m. In the library. The present officers are: Albert Mai, president; Mrs. Charles JoneS, vice. president; Paul 1 PasSeck, secretary and treasurer; Henry Neumann, senior trustee, Frank Anderson, Edwin Spencer, trustees.
 MT. and Mrs. Dominic Triano of Baldwin street, Louis Triano of May street, and Patsy Mastropietro of Baldwin street, who have been visiting Private Joseph Triano at Fort Eusta, Va, have returned.
 Am alI-day meeting of the Gold en Cleaners was held today at Grange hall with Mrs. Harriet Bar ' low as hostess. Matches in the ' Craxawe hnvlin1 Ieague are to hc rolled at 8:45 tonight at the Cen tral alleys.
 The first and second degrees will Dc exemplified at meeting of the Beacon Valley Grange Friday night in Grange hall. Rehearsals for this were held last night.
 The roundup of the Juvenile Grange Is scheduled for ?. m. Sat- urday and guests from Mad River, Rock Rimm0n, Bethlehem and Cheshire granges arc expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

Naugatuck October - It is the duty of members Of the borough board that vacancies in the police numerarles are working much longer than eghhour days, Warden Leo Brophy said today. He said he has not vet decided whether not he will call special meeting of the board to appoint six Last night the appointments could not be made because three me
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

ment, Theodore Lawton; rehabill- tation and institutional welfare J. 0. Raytkwich, Jr.; social service and service officer, Sidney Baylis; Sons of Legion, Henry Bagley; uni form, James Farren; use of manual Louis Jamele; youth activities, Her bert Johnson; aeronautics, Harris Whittemore, Jr.; Roy Scouts, s, M Boyd; boys state. Albert Raytk' wich; All Club, Henry Bagley: ora torial contest, Albert Robinson; law and order. John J. Gormley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
HE KNEW

Fire is lining farmers wno do no' till all ther mnd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Several Supers Now Working IA
 Hours Each Day
Special Borough Board Meeting May Be Called to Alp. point Six New BluecOats- s-Regular Cops Also Doing Overtime Duty-Balanced Budget
 BrOphy's Aim
BrOphy's Aim

Correspondent: wm. J. Baxter-PhOns Naugatuck sO4S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Cites Police Shortage

grades the first semester of last year and at the end of the year was awarded the general scholar ship prize given annually to inc highest ranking man in the class.
 Battery, who was graduated last June, was active while an under graduate as a member of the Poll tics Club and an assistant In his- tory and government, his ma1oI field. Prominent in athletics, lle earned three varsity letters in bas4 ketball and was Q member ot ths Varsity Club. During his senior year Battery was proctor of one of tils mems dormitories. He was nalnso several times to the honors list.
 HE KNEW
 Just 10 minutes before he died the first president of the Uni'e: States calmly felt his own puiS to indicate he knew the end wa near, according to the writings Q Tobias Lear, secretary to Geors' Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
fsnecIaI to The nemocratl

Lewiston, Me, Oct. 8-Two stu dents from Naugatuck, one of them with all As, were among the l7 from Connecticut named to the honors list for the spring semes- ter at Bates College last year, ac- cordlng to announcement by Presi- dent Clifton D. Gray at the Hon. ors Day exercises in chapel this morning. They were John Dono- van, son of Mrs. Mary Donovan, POP Maple street, who received straight A" grades; and Edward Raftery, son of MT. and Mrs. James Raftery, l90 Maple street. Two other Con- necticut students, Frank Dietz, Bridgeport, and Robert Langerman, New Haven, were in the all-A group, which had 10 men and l2 women. There were l5l from 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

Naugatuck, Oct. s-Clarence Green of 50 Wilson avenue, Torrington, and Catherine Talbot of i4 Park place, Naugatuck, have filed wed- ding intentions recently at the of. flee of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They are to be married next Monday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
Ginc vcingcid)lagcmc'' Yrebigt

Sn elmer Stride bielt ser Gfarrs
eeiltli6e cine iebr ernlte EreOi9t. gr
ipro6 iiber sic Yflibten ser gltern
uno reocte mandem tief ins Ser5
binein. gr nlad)te auf Sic 8efobren
onfnerfian1 it melde lid Sic Jami-
lienpoter ltiir5en, nenn tie ibre
Yflibten pernahlGiiigen nno iid
mebr I'M @irtsbal,le ols I'M 6amilien=
freile olfbielten, inoeln Tie lire 6rau
uno &inoer bann iib ielblt iiberlaiien
nno nur ibrem Gergniigen na6gebeu.
Sic onlpelenoen 3uborer lallihten ge=
ipannt Sen slusfiibrlngen bes Seel=
forgers, ober bier lmo ba 5ogen Sic
Vf0nner ibre Stirne lit ernlte Solten.
sluf bem Seim!uege luuroe lebboft
hebottiert, lmo babel noCbte iib ein
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lnucrliiut 5llm sluSOrltd broHte. Gr
biclt licD ourN bieie Hrcoi0t belonber5
fir itorf bcleioigt.
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mem Uolthouie, ltm boS 0''ittogSrobl
ein5uncDmcn. 0aS 0ofol mar bon
@Gitcr 0l1t bcIebt. Ga fonntc ser
gefr0ltfte A'}oun niNt umDin, obcr-
mails 0cDcn Ocn Gfarrcr lo@5l5icben.
uSSenn iN gctonnt b0tte', >iogtc CT
miitcnN, uio Ddtte iN Sen &iarrcr boz,
Scr &o15cl 0cia9t."
"2Fein 6rcuno'', ent0cguete clll
onberer, uloB sir ctlpos lagen. Wfir
fonnnt sic @clhifte nit ser Breoi9t
Dor, oils menn ieuo,o unter eiu 9tll=
hel Sunoe Steiue pirft. Oa bellt
iicber ser, pclber iid) gctrufien fiiblt
Nidts fir lngut!'
Gin Sallpb ging burb Sic @alt.
ftube. pdbreno ser @etroffeue iid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
Sin bpd)itebenber &onpertit

@iner Ser ssiibrer ser religi0lell
@rneuerungsfalnpagne in Mobrio lit
Gep. Manuel Garcia Wforeute. Gor
Dem ipaniicben 9itreerfrieg mar ct
grofeiior Garcia Morellte, 0efou Der
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gerfrleg mar er elmer ser er6ittert
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niltcrilurs nuroen Ourb ieinen Gin=
fllb sic SSeluiten bes 2onoes berlpic=
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ourb bie Sroenslcutc erlaiien. ST
nor lnoblGllig ben1iibt, Oie 9eligion
aus &ir6e 1mO Sbule 81 perOrdn=
gen.
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itGnoe iob er leinen Srrtllm Elm mo
be9ann ollen Grnites, oas gegebenc
Ner9ernis ipieOer glt5unlaben. Yrof.
Garcia lforente begob liD 5um 8i=
fhof @orop bon IFoNrio, periobntc
iib nit ser &irbe unO murbe, not
feiner Nufnabn1e in Oieielbe, 5unl
Grieiter gelpeibt. Sn ieiner erlten
bl. 0feiie elnpfin9 ser ltnterridtsnli=
nilter uno picle Wtitglieoer ser Nfa=
brioer l(niperiitdtsfofl1ltot sic FL
&onnlltnion aus leiner 5onO. Seute
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Ser @tbif auf Ser llniperiitot bon
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

f~SSiA0StUSlugf uCt4 utC. SLAuHyuHS StttSt
nit nblpIllter giinftlibfeit gebeilben
llbr gum 3iele bat.
Die llbr iit ser Srbner bes biir-
gerliben 2ebens nno bes @eihdftsper-
febrs. sic ermoglibt erlt Die Srts-
beitilnnuneen auf oen1 8eltmeer, 1T
aber audi oem tpiiienibaftli6en ge=
oba6ter, Dent Ybpltfer ltno slitronpnl
ein roitloier @ebilfe. Cine gauge
8iiieni6aft baut li6 INN Die Seinbeit
ibres Me6anismls auf, oenn 10 perz
ppIlfonlnnet lie in ibrer/ /9auart fem
mag - eleibgiiltig ob ses ii6 um
cine Surnlubr nit rieiengrpBen 3if=
ferbl0ttern uno 5entneribperen 3ei-
germ banoelt, ooer Inn ein 5ierlides
S6nucfl bon ser @roBe einer
9Seinbeere - .eins bat man nod 1lidt
errei6t: ibre obIo1ute @enari9feit! !!
So merfpiirbig oas ou6 flin9en mag,
es gibt ouf Ser gan5en @elt feline
llbr, sic ribtig gebt, uno lelblt Sic
Nuor5ubren, sic MIR in oen miiien=
i6aftlider 9lnltalten Gerpenbung fi11=
Sen nno sic non beute olS sic &C.
nauelten be5eibnet, peilen fleine
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9ie ltmbrebltngsoauer Ser groc lit
bas 3eitnorlnal. 9lue ltbren rid)ten
iid na6 oieiem eluigen 3eitmeiier.
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ltmorebung ser grbe in ibrer unbc=
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3eitnaB betrabtet peroen fonne.
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l6on Sic Groe ni6t auf Sic Sefrnbe
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man audi bon ben tideroen Wteil ter
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perlangen.
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SEN. llnermiiolid orbeitet tie an Ser
Gerpollfommnung Ser llbrentednif,
I'M ols b06ltes 3iel einen 3eitmel=
Ter 81 idaffen, ser unbei6abet aler
duBeren @infliiiie, oh atmoipbariiber
Irt, mie unbelteblider @enauiefeit
Die 3eit feitbalt.
Turt9eidrittene Sednif Der Mltem
0ie mooerne Sebnif bat cine &eis
be bon Gerlu6en gemadt, roltfreies
giien aus Stabl ber3uitellen, ipos
uber Bis iebt nod ni6t bollltdnbig
gegliidt lit. ltnb bod baben bie ST.
Ger ibon Dor 5000 Sabren bon ser
&m1it selpubt, giien baleru0 roltfrei
5u balten. Sci ser Staot 9elbt itebt
cine eilerne Sdule, Sic ettpa aus Dem
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boaig nnenlpiinoli6 gegen ginfliiiie
ser 8itterl1ng.
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nit elmer S0llle aus denii1 reil1en
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roltet. slber cbemiides giien fonn1t
in oebr 9fatur iiberboupt ni6t Dor
unO laBt ii6 nur auf eleftrii6en1
@ege uno Damn alb n1r in gan7
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

nun crit redt drgerte, boB er 10 III
flug ii6 lelblt gebranonlarft babe
geun iab er ein, boB niht Ser Sfar
rer - ser eS li6er gut gen1eint bot
te-- an ieiner 8loBitellllng ibul
iei, ionoern Sic boppeltc Sorbeit le
oiglib olf ibln latte.
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9egen IdIe
g8ie sic Il. g. nelNet, beiprid
man in Gcgierungsfreilen sic Wfog
libfeit eincs uSnternotionalen 5arlll
blofs", Scr sic pirtlhoftli1e Sc
f0mpfl1ng ser 9l6lenn0bte IN 81
gSege leiten lno 10 erfolgreid mie it
geno lnoglib ourbfiibren ioa. sl,
Mitglieoer bieies uglods' iperoel
sic Ser. Stooter1, Nrgentinien, &ona
ga mO sluitralien genonllt, Die Oct
&auptbeitonoteil Ser neuen Srgoni
1otion biloen iollen.
9ie bier genolrten groBen 2d,,oel
boben iett ihen ein Monopol OH
2ebensmitteI - @ei5en, Wfois uni
SDafe, ipie all6 altf @olle lu1b Sier
ieue -, nbenorci1 fontrollieren fl
lln5Gblige Minerolien.
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niiation ipiirbe oorin belteben, fein'
2ebensnittel meDr nod europa 81
i6icfen. Gollen Sic slbIennl0bte MIDI
gon5 1lno gar al15 Oem 94eltmarf
ausgei6altet lperben fonneu, piiro'
ser u5urlublod' lib ooroltf perlegen
ibren Sol1l6bonoel 81 unter9raben
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eenonlmelr, ooB europa na6 ben
&rieg cine Sun9ersnot beboritebt
Ser nele uTarnblod" ipiiroe in oie
lem Sale periu6en, bieler Sungers
not ab5ubelfeh ioiern bon ibr San
ser betrofien iperben, sic nibt all'
eigeneln @illen Sen sldienmadtel
berpflibtet linb.
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lnebr 9tabrungsmittel, als es lelbl
benotiet, 5ur 3eit ober ,li6t 5ur @us
fl,br bri1gen fam, ipeil es an oe1
n0tieen Observation-Disclosures feblt
Gie Sd)iffe, Sic friiber 5uiiben 8u
enos Mires rnb 2iberpool berfebrte1
l,nb in erlter 2inie ser 8eforberun
bon Nabrllngsmitteln bienten, itebe
iett in &riegsoienlteu uno beforoer
Wfl,nition aus Sen Ser. Staaten nac
@robbritonnien.
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5elL nm nidt MIR Sic geOiirfniiIe 0e
eigenen 2onoes, ionoern oub gn(
lonos minoeltcns ein Sobr lang Sci
fen SIT f0nnen 0ie Ser. Staote
bobcn oegcnp0rtig 39O,O00,0OO 81
ibcl 8ci5en oltfgclpeibert. Die Oies
iGbrige grr,te ipa lpeitcre o5S,O0O
600 @uibcl proOu5icren, 10 oab ma
nit cinent OeIontuorrot bon 1,24S
100000 9uiGcl reUncn fonnte.
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iGDrliD I'M 0urblOnitt 725>O0O,0O
guibels pcrbrolldt, 10 Bob om gni
beS lol1fcnben Grnteiobres INNER no.
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lbe1s sur Gerfiigung ltcben lpiirbe.
Wibt es cine abiplntc EGnftlidfei
nnjerer llbrcn?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09
Gbemifer Bis gum bentigen Gage trot-

+
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Rpd) nebr nngeIoIte @nnoer Der
Sednif birgt aesppten Die Bis beute
erbaltener Muntien entbaltelt Son.
|ierpierl1ngsltoffe, oie mir 1,ibt fen-
| men. Man bat in ben alteltens 8pra-
mioen bltntgefarbte :eeipebte 5toffe
| gefunoen, Die bel1te nod, nab 5000
Bis $500 Sabren, nidt mn I'M 8e.
pebe baltbor iinb, ioroern au6 Die
perI6ieoeren 6arben erfennen lalien.
Die Stoffe pdren langlt 5u Stanb
5erfolen, bdtte man iie nidt auf cine
6eionbere SSeiie prapariert. 8prin
aber betano bie oroBe Gunit oes Brd.
parierens? slllb oas lit cine Srage,
oie Bis beute 1tngefldrt II .@
SSir riibn1en 1lns, uno nit t.;bollem
9tedt, Der grobortigen Sortl6ritte,
pelde unIer erfinbungsreibes Sobr.
bu1oert 5lt per5eicbnen but, pergciien
ober, oaB sic &ult,lr bon Golfern,
Sic Dor SSSabrtoltienhel1 gelpirft uno
geforldt baben, in mancben Stiiden,
ielblt sic @unoer Ser mooernen Te6-
nit uno gbenie iibertrifft. Die sllteu
founten te6nii6e @ebeimnilie, bie
fir uns ungelolt iinb. Sl1 Merifo,
IN 0en Guinen Der olten N5tefeni itobte
bat man eilerne 8egenltdnbe gefun-
oen Sic lib ali oie Sabrbunoerte bin-
Ourd roItlos erbolten baben:;, groBe
Erultfgefdbe, Sic al,sieben, als ob tie
bon poliertem Gilell ge1uabt 'ieien.
Sic beliben oieielbe sSdbiefeit ~ipie gi-
len uno iino bob nibt alls gilelL tpie
mir es beiisen. Sic iino biel leicbter.
Cine deIniicbe snalple fat crgeben,
oaB tie aug elmer 8erbinblutg bon
Giien unb elmer groort 5uIonmenee-
Iebt tporen, bie inns lnbefannt lit.
9ie Honer beioBen lbon elm I'M.
5erbredlidDes @lhs. @ir belpunbern
oie @emaloe alter .0ieilter uno, itor-
men iiber sic friid)el1 Sarbent0ne, Die
ipanilberL italieniic6en uno nieoer-
lanoiiheu Maler perfiieten iiber eine
&lutit, Sarben 3u niihen, sic uns
beute nod lnbefannt lit. Die: @ei.
genmader bon Gremona, sic Amoii
lmo Straoipari legten iu Sic Muiif.
mItrlmerte, Sic mir bel,te nod be-
lpunoern, einen Son bnein, Ben mir
ni6t nad)5uabmen perlteben. SSsa, mir
f0nnen, tros ser @unoer 11nierer mo-
oerneu Sebnif nno fortgeibrittenen
8iiienibaft, bon SEN slten nod ler-
nen
@plsgas=Smnibns ais &riegsprpbnft
Sdon felt l6ngerer 3eit miro in
9eutl1lano Sol5 anl lteue bon @aio.
lin ais Nntriebsfraft beripenoet. Sn
8erlin lit unlanglt Elm GROCER @ol5-
gaS=Snniblts init einen Soillungsper-
n09en hon 50 Sabrgditel, Ser er5bte
leiner slrt, III 8etrieb gelett lboroen.
Ser Iogenannte Subert=Sol5gasgene-
rotor, ser bereitS brei W}inllten nod
Dem slnbet5en 10 biel 8os liefert, oab
Ser @agen fabrbereit lit, lit dln bin-
teren gnoe' oes gSoeens geiUift per-
fleibet eingeballt, 10 ooB er sic @e-
lanltfernt in teiner Meile ltort Scr
8etriebSitoff lit int @eItolt bon Sol5-
ltiid6en auf oem @aeenoob unter=
ge6rotbt. 9ur6 GergroBerung ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

nun crit rcdt dreerte, oab er 10 nn=
flug iid ielblt gebranonorft babe
Nun lab er ein, bab nidt Ser Efar-
rer - ser eS iider gut gelneint bot
te-- an ieiner gloBitellrng lbulo
Iei, Ionoern sic Opppclte Sorbeit le-
oi0li1 olf ibln lolte.
Smyrna times., 1941-10-16
u. OF D. HENS TO
PLAY DICKINSON
Game Saturday at Frazer
Field Part of Home
Coming Program
SEVEN-GAME VICTORY

Still on the victory trail, Coach
Bill Murray's University of Della
ware gridders will place an unde-
feated streak of eight games on the
block on Saturday afternoon when
Dickinson College will invade New
ark for the final Frazer Field tilt
of the 1941 campaign. Two other
home engagements are listed, Mt.
st. Mary's College and Washington
College, but both are slated for Will
mington Park The Hens, riding
high on the crest of a seven-game
victory streak, were held to a TT
deadlock by West Chester State
Teachers College at the start of
the current campaign, but haven't
tasted defeat since they were
trounced by Ursinus last season be-
fore a large Homecoming day
crowd. Immediately following the
defeat at the hands of the Bears,
the Blue and Gold gridders launch
e their winning ways and five OPP
ponents, Drexel, Johns Hopkins,
Lebanon Valley, Pennsylvania Mil
Smyrna times., 1941-10-16

The thousands of people who, in re-
cent years, have moved to city sub
urbs in the belief that motor trans
portation would always be avail
able will be hit especially hard by
a shortage" he continued. "Wl-
mington presents graphic exam
pie of this situation. The city it
self gained only So per cent be-
tween 1880 and 1910, according to
the u. S. Census Bureau. The sub
urban area, however, showed 34.2
per cent increase in population.
Analysis of the 1910 census returns
reveals that the trend towards de-
Capitalization of city populations is
general Throughout the country. In
90 of the largest cities since 1880,
the unincorporated surrounding
areas increased almost five times
as rapidly as the population within
the city limits.
Smyrna times., 1941-10-16
No Halloween Celebration?
No announcement has bee

No announcement has been
made to date concerning a
Halloween C e e bra tt O n in
this town. 1t will be a shame
if this year goes by without
any kind of entertainment on
Halloween, particularly for
the children. If the young
people were sponsored by
some civic organization in a
parade with prizes, and a cele-
bration on Market Street
Plaza, many garden gates and
front doorsteps would remain
intact here. Can't some of
the Smyrna organizations, or
the town itself, sponsor a Hal
lowe'en celebration for the
children?
Smyrna times., 1941-10-16

The Labor Department reported
Thursday a sharp rise in retail food
prices between mid-Atugust and
mid-September, saying that "the
cost of food for the moderate-in-
come family was up 2.6 per cent"
The advance was countrywide, the
Department said, and affected most
of the important foods except fresh
fruits and vegetables. At mid
September levels, the department
reported, retail food costs were
110.S per cent of their 1859 av-
erage, the highest level since jan
uary 1881. 1t added that since
March, when the rapid rise in food
prices began there has been an
increase of 1875 per cent. Likewise
the bureau of Labor Statistics re-
ported an increase of 0.4 per cent
in the general level of wholesale
commodity prices for the week
ended October 4, following de-
cline in two previous weeks.
Smyrna times., 1941-10-16

Paul H. Kenney inspects tall
shock of hybrid corn on his farm
west of Delmar. Kenney will be
most to visiting farmers attending
the Sussex County Hybrid Corn
Field Day on October %. Cooper
ating with agronomist Claude E.
Phillips of the Delaware Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, and Sus-
sex County agricultural agents
Russell Snyder and Frank Gordy,
Kenney has been trying out %
corn hybrids and three open-pollin-
ated types during the past season.
Corn hybrids in the Kenney test
eld represent the best offered by
the Delaware Station, the U. S. De-