The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24
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C.. Mason, Anna Mayberry, Mary Meyters, Marie Miller, Sophie Moe- ckels Teresa Monahaf, Ann Mon- taganio. Ruth A. Moody, Nellie Moore, Clementine Moraski, Ger. trude E. Mordan, Doris H. Munroe Catherine R. Murphy, Mildred Murray, Julia c. Myers.
 Estelle c. Mccullough, Bernice Mcdonnell, Muriel Mcdonald. Nellie McElroy, Margaret E. Mo- Guire, Galen Mckee, Lida Mckee, Hulda Mckenzie, Stella Mcintyre, Nardello, Ada Nelson, Bernadine Nelson, Helen w. Nichols, Mar garet Milan, Florence I. Noble, Bertha ostrander, Helen M. o. Brien, Catherine O'Toole.
 Genevieve Pajeski, Sylvia Park Mahalon Patt, Nellie Patterson, Jennie Pawtowicz, Margaret S. Phancuf, Alice Plante, Annette Plante, Clara Plante, Philibert Plante, Eleanor Pcpperman, Mary Periera, Thelma Person, Mary Pet acwiska, Angeline Petrucello, Ru. by c. Pine, Stella Poulter.
 Florence Quinn, Helen l.. Rad ocy, Henriette Rahmann, Bridget Rathburn, Agnes Ryan, Ethel Ryan, Mrs. Clifford Reed, Burn. etta Reed, Lottie Reed, Dorothy Reid, Matilda Rain, Bettina Rich ardson, Mary Roberts, Sarah Rol- Ter, Antoinette Rosa, Nettie Ros- sini, Lena Rothrock, Lenora Rus czyk, Agnes San Angelo, Clara Sajdakowski, Anna Salzano, Marie Salinardi, Gladys E. Sargent, Char lotte Slavin, Leonora Stanley, Eliz- abeth Stauffer, Frances w. Shel. ley, Nellie Shelley, Laura Strea- man, Martha Schiller, Victor Sier- akowski, Margaret Sinkavitch, Lou isa Sirica, Minnie Smith, Rosanne Smith, Rose Smith.
 Bernice Strieski, Edna Schopp Mary Sokoloski, Mary Souso, Ruth Stitz, Mary Sullivan, Is Highland Circle, Mary Sullivan, 664 Rubber avenue, Vera Sullivan, Blanche D. Taft, Agnes Tavares Mary s. Ia wares, Adella Taylor, Madalaine Ti- derman, Julia Triano, Alma Thom- as, Arlene Tomlinson, Mary P, Tookey, Helen P. Tucker, Ger trude Ubes.
 Catherine Wargo, Mary Wargo Oleya Weaver, Augusta Weiss, Jeanette Weiss, Margaret Welch, Marion T. Wiseburn, Rachel Witt man, Gladys D. Wrinn, Florence Wooster, Mary p. Woods, Gladys Wrublewski, Enid H. Wintsch, Ag- nes zulinsky, Anna Zemeir.
 A pretty wedding took place al Carmella Triano, daughter of. Dom inic Triano of Baldwin street, and Pasquale Mastropietro of Water. bury were married in St Mary's church. Rev Richard P. Norris sey, pastor, officiated and celebrat- ed the nuptial mass. Miss Anna Triano, sister of the bride and Frank Mastropietro were the at- tending couple. A wedding break fast was served in Hibernian hall. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip and will reside in Baldwin street on their return. Respond to Fire
 Local firemen answered a brush fire alarm last evening at 2 o'clock on Johnson street. They extinguished the blaze without much trouble. The firemen are viewing with much interest at- tempts to secure pay restoration for them. They claim they have been treated worse than policemen, They were cut 159o two years ago and this cut has never even been partially restored, they say. Po- licemen got 10 per cent restoration of 8 15 pc rcent pay cut last year. 1t is pointed out.
 A large attendance is expected at a first degree exemplification meeting of Ojeda council, Knights of Columbus tonight in the council rooms in the Neary building. There will be 21 candidates who will receive the first degree. They follow: Alfred F. Happy, Law renee Freeman Duffany, Milton Kiely, John Crelan. Edward Hen- nessey, Christopher owens, Eu- gene St John. M. J. Milan, Henry Garland, Norman Schaffer, Pierce Casper, Andrew Daily, w. J. Scully, John Casper, Michael Nolan, A. F. Nolan, Albert Bontempo, Joseph Holland, Joseph St John, Phillip Behlman and s. J. Tamasaukas. Grand Knight D. Michael Smith will preside and District Deputy Robert V. cleary will witness the affair. The second degree will be given in the near future and the third degree will be held May 13. Raymond Bowling heads the com mittee in charge of the initiation
 Voters Qualify Tomorrow
 Selectmen are expected to be kept busy tomorrow when they sit for the first time to make voters The largest number to apply In many years. 566, applied to be made this year to the registrars and if most of these are made voters, not only will the select men be kept busy but also the party leaders will be very busy wondering just how the vtoe will be affected by new voters.
 The selectmen will be in the borough court room from a. m. to D. m. tomorrow, Thursday and Saturday. The majority of those who applied will appear at these sessions. An additional ses- sion will take place on Saturday, May s, for those persons whose qualifications and rights mature after April 28 out this meeing is limited only to applications by such persons.
 Card Party Tonight
 A card party. sponsored by the Altar society of St Mary's church. will be held tonight at S:15 in St Mary's hall. A large attendance Is expected. There will be awards made at each table and refresh ments consisting of sandwiches. cake and coffee will be served. Mrs Martin Caine is chairman of the committee in charge of the affair. To Increase Work
 The waterproof footwear divi- sions of the U. s. Rubber com pany are now operating on the five-day per week schedule, Fac- tory Manager Walter H. Norton has announced. This schedule will be maintained indefinitely. However, during this week pro- duction in the tennis footwear dis vision of the c. I. R. Glove com pany will be lessened with no work for about half the tennis