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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
VOGEL COMPLAINS
ASSAULT, ROBBERY

A check-up was being made by
police today on complaint by
Paul vogel. So. OF i41 Highland
avenue. that he was assaulted and
robbed on Bank street Wednesday
night. lie reported yesterday that
his watch, keys. glasses and pock-
et-knife were taken from him after
ne had been knocked unconscious
after he left Bank street tavern.
Detective Sergeant Henry john
son began an investigation yester-
day, checking on V0gePg story that
he had been dragged into nm alley
way and beaten up. VogeI, who
h n resident OF New Hartford but
living here temporarily, told the
detective that he complained Of the
assault 10 the policeman but that
the officer thought he was joking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

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Asked regarding his mental at
Mtude toward life In general, b'aber
replied In a soft. high voice:
~ don't know ms can express
myself. I seemed 10 he bored all
tho time moro or less. I didn't
know II life was worth living or
not. Once felt like computing
Euicide. That was after l kradu-
ntcd from Tech. I was crossing
the (charIcs) river and someone
had committed suicide there o
abort time before and I wondered
II II was worthwhile or not. I de-
cided against II because ! thought
IL 4 Jumped In, the river would be
cold and all I would do would be
to swim to the other side"
"You felt IL would be something
Of q struggle 10 die that wayY"
Yes"
"DId you feel that you were
the captain OF your soul and that
you had the right TO dispose of
yourgoif7"
Eyes"
ibid you have any thought OF
bubble opinion
"Pubiic opinion 10 mo was some
thing that was always wrong.
vas always OF the opinion that
#AB my own boBs and that what
did had good logic behind II. ! al.
Wegs felt ! was right and disre-
kaFded other peoples opinions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
Naugy Progressive
Party Platform Set
Many Innovations, Such as Erection Of Municipal
Power Plant, Seen-PrOgram Announced

withIn appropriations, welfare de-
partment excepted; lb) 100 per
cent efficiency OF al borough en-.
pioyes: (ct eliminate waste and
extravaganza.
2. Detailed seml-annunl inven.
tory OF all borough property.
3. All meetings or borough
board open 10 public and press.
a. Ttemixed borough report.
9. Appointments based on quail
liications regardless Of political or
other Affiliations.
.. Encourage new industries
and homeb.
u. Mako an EFFORT to reduce
present bonded indebtedness.
3. Allow discount 70 taxpayers
on advance payment Of taxes
rather than pay interest on tempo
D. Award oil contracts TO lowest
responsible bidders, giving local
bidders preference.
10. Erect municipal power
Extraordinarily.
II. appointment of an active
planning committee.
~. a reasonable weekly wage
to all borough employees.
10. That all funds appropriated
for disposal plant, trunk line sew.
or and such projects will be spent
for that particular project only.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

Sealed Bids Tor Work to Be Filed Nay -Woodbur,
Also Included IN Town Projects

MikhwAg Commissioner John A.
NNHNdouAE4 to-day ANNOUNCED Ten
HtW so44 Improvement projects,
TO ~ them being state recon.
NsFuotiDn Jobs end the rest being
Ht9ieeta planned under the Town
40 Act. Approximately 10 Ia
zniieD Of highway surface improve.
Went Will be accomplished through
fHeDe projects, he nnId.
Except Tor mncndam paving IN
#Fpspeot and some agpheItlc con.
crete work IN Darien, all OF the
Town Aid projects call for gravel
HuFfauinR, al OF the work 10 be
Gene on local town roads. Both
Town AID and State Aid funds will
be used for tho Darion Job.
Sealed bids on all Of the work
vii be received from contractors
af the Headquarters Of the high
way department In the State office
BUILDING. Hartford, until 1900 .. m,
EST, Monday, May 81.
The new projects a. announced
w Commissioner Macdonald today
are briefly described ~ follows:
State Projects
Town OF West Haven: About
be4 feet Of reinforced concrete
payement on Ocean avenue, Route
Town Of winchester: About
a.07D feet Of bituminous mpcadan
an trap rock base and other work
IN connection with the elimination
% two dangerous underpnsscg on
Route f0f.
Town Ala Projects
Town Of Monroe: About 5000
feet OF rolled bank run gravel on
the East village road.
Town of Nowtown: About 0,bee
feet OF rolled bnnk run gravel on
four sections OF Town AID ronde
Town OF Old Lyme: About $500
feet OF rolled bnnk run gravel on
the -Four Mile River rond,
Town Of Prospect; Adult 5000
feet { trap rock wgtorb0und ma.
rhdnm on the Cook and Back Wa.
ttFbuFy roads,
Town OF salem: About 1887
feet OF trap rock waterbound ma.
the West and Harris School roads.
Town Of Bprague; About 0,fiS
feet OF rolled bank run gravel on
the Potash Hill road.
Town OF Woodbury.: About 1900
feet Of rolled bank run gravel on
Spring ana High streets.
Town OF Daficn. About 4,4D0
fest or aspbaitlc concrete on this
Hollow Tree Ridge and Hanson
roads.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

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Will adjourn to WavorIy Inn where
Mayor Frank Hayes, Controller
Daniel J. Lcary and other leaders
OF the party will be the guests OF
honor.
The Wednesday night meeting
at The Elton OF the republican
town committee and Cop. mem
beers will bring together several
leaders who have been distant OF
late on questions pertinent to tho
party. Town Chairman r. y. Con-
way will preside. "Wednesday
nights cbieftains present and who
will speak include ex-MayOr Will
liam II. Sandland. Judge John ".
McGrath, william J. Pnpe and ex-
Senator Lewis \. Reed.
Other harmony fneetIDgg bring
Ing together factionai leaders arc
expected 10 take place during the
next two or three months.
Wednesday nights session II ex-
pectcd 10 be an interesting one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

Further developments were ex-
pected before nlgbtfall In the In
vestlgatIon Of vice conditions In
tho city hB "a result OF conference
today between County Detective
Roland q. Aillng Of the states
Attorneys offlco and Captain Dan
lei Carson, head OF the local en-
Urgency squad.
Information that n booking
Office" was located IN Connecticut
which supplied girls 10 various
parts OF tho state has boon dis
covered, led local police and Do
toctive Aillng to concentrate moro
fully on the investigation OF tho
qualifications Of tho shooting last
weeks OF Charles Barshow.
Sam Vecchio who In being hold
on bonds OF $4,000 at tho county
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

John Dunphy, on the desk when
Bnnsleben was booked, said that
the youth was drunk whom brought
70 tho station.
Attorney Joseph Guilfoile, rep
resonting the defendant brought
out through testimony that the
car was 10 years old and that II
was In bad condition. Bnnsieben
testified that no became sick and
dizzy from exhaust fumes and was
driving on tho left side TO stop tho
car and get out.
When Charles WacunnH, n friend
OF tho defendant, was brought 70
the stand and began 70 testify that
the chr was n "piece OF junk and
should BIO thrown away, Judge
McGrath asked Atty. Guilfoilc,
what arc you trying TO do, prove
the car was drunk?"
steve E'ronis, "a, of 1899 North
Main street, was finod 81 and costs
for operating car without q IL
cense. He pleaded guilty TO the
charge.
A acntcnce OF 80 days In tho
workhouso was given George
Maior on charges OF pnnhandling.
Ho was arrested In tho police drive
againat Migrants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

A delegation Of local FOr.
estcrs i0sirucyc0 90 Nurwalk
today 90 attend the funeral ~
the late John r.. Mooney, grand
Sub chief ranger Of the arund
court Of Connecticut, Forenterp
Of America.
Mr. Mooney, one Of the most
popular fFafernni leader 3 Ia
Connecticut, died suddenly
Ehwrnday. lic was slated 20
succccd fOuls n. Drandcly Of
this city ~ Tho gfnfd chief
ranger Of f5,0nD Eorcsters 40
tho state convention 90 no held
next Saturday In Putnam. Ills
death creates mn unusual sltu.
alton IN the order and may
lead 90 interesting dcvclOp.
fncnts At the coming meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

fdbertc"; charged with receiving
subsidies.
Paul ?I.ouis Guobin, director OF
Confidence Insurance Company.
Charged with marketing $4,000, 900
francs worth OF false BayoDnc
bonds.
General Bardl DO Eourt0u This
namc AtrIken from tho army list
by Marshal Petain), charged with
being n director In fraudulent
companies.
Louis ConstantIn. general inspec-
tor of the ministry Of commerce.
Frnud.
C0mmiBisoner Bayard, OF the Sc
crct service. Charged with fur
nishing StavIsky with n police card
which gave him an official status.
Tho reports Of the various In
vcstigntIng commissions are ex-
pcctod this month. They may bring
further scandalous announce
ments, Involving more high offi-
cials. Whatever happens. LAffaIrc
Stnvlsky Will dominate French
minds for months 10 come.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
SONS OF ITALY TO
ENTERTAIN LEADER

Final plans have been made for
tho reception OF tho entire grand
council Of tho Order OF tho Sons or
Italy, who will attend tho class ini-
tintion of the Elizabeth ID Silvestro
lodge tomorrow afternoon ut LIB
erty hall.
Supreme Venerable John ID
gilvestro, OF Philadelphia, Will be
present for the ceremonies. Grand
Master M. A. Russo OF Middletown
will also attend. Angelina Caris-
simi, venerable OF the local lodge.
will preside at the initiation OF tho
class of so candidates, tho lnrgcst
class to receive the initintory do
gree In tho history OF tho Water
bury lodge.
Following tho ceremonies ban
uuet will DO hold at tho Hotel Elton
for visiting officials and members
OF the lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
FUNERALS

Tho funeral OF Peter ]. Kelly
took place this morning at $3.50
o'clock from tho homo, 20 Spencer
avenue to tho Immaculate Con-
ception church whore q solemn
mass of requiem was celebrated
ut 0 o'clock. Burial wns In new st
Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral OF James II. Morris
took place this morning at a:15
o'clock from the home, t38 Sylvan
avenue to 81 Francis xnvior's
church where a solemn mass OF
requiem was celebrated mt 0 o'clock
Burial was In Calvary cemetery.
The funeral OF Albert LeBeau
took place this morning at $40
o'clock from tho Belleville funeral
homo, 6S East Clay street 10 81
AIMS church whore u solemn mass
OF requiem was celebrated Mt y
o'clock. Burial wns In Calvary
cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Ednm
Gertrude (Rcynolds) Bccchcr Will
be held this afternoon nc 2.30
o'clock this afternoon at the Alder
son funeral home, 20 Central ave-
nue.. Rev !. o. Todd officiating.
Burial will DO In new Pine Grove
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
Stamp Collectors
Holding Convention

The Waterbury Stamp club will
DO represented nc the annual con-
vention OF the Southern Now EGG
land Federation OF Stamp clubs al
New Haven today. A resolution
will be introduced recommending q
commemorative postage stamp 10
celebrate the precautionary OF the
founding OF Connecticut.
rho convention will get under.
way this afternoon with rcgIstrn.
tion followed by an exhibit OF col.
iections OF members OF the New
Haven Phllntciic society. Formal
activities begin Mt . o'clock. ID
r.. y, Rodenmackcr OF Yale, will
deliver an address on "Unsung Az.
poets OF Philatcly." A catnlogucd
auction of 266 lots OF stamps will
take place at 3:30 o'clock and din.
ncr will be served nc G.3O o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
OBITUARY

CARROLIs--Joseph Francis Car
roll, age 18 years, son of Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Carroll. OF 1873 Charles
street died las. evening ut his home
alter brief illness. He was a
graduate OF I,egnal grammar
school in tho class OF 1899 and
WAS q member OF the sophomore
class at Leavcnworth high school.
Joseph was popular among the
younger people OF tho Brooklyn
section whore he had resided all
OF his life. He took nm active In
tcrest In all sports and was gecrc-
tary OF the Brooklyn Y Cadets. His
cheerful disposition and love Oi
fair play had won for him the adj
miratIon OF his teammates and
classmates. Ills death will be re-
coived with deep regret by his
many comrades In tho Brooklyn
section.
He IL survived by his parents
and three brothers, John, Daniel
and William Carroll.
Tho funeral will be held from
the home on Monday morning TO
~ patrick's church where o SOL
emn mass of requiem will be ceie-
brated, time and arrangements to
10 announced later.
BIsOWN--Mrs. Catherine Eliza
beth Brown, age 80 years, widow
OF Henry Brown OF 1882 North
Main street died late yesterday
afternoon at the Waterbury Hos
pitai after q months illness. Mrs.
Brown was we'll known through
out tho city having conducted a
home for elderly women for the
past twenty-five years. She was q
member OF the Womcn's Relief
Corps OF tho Grand Army, the
Auxiliary 10 the Sons OF Union
War Veterans, the Waterbury
Wpmen's club and the Second Con-
gregatlonaI church.
Mrs. Brown II survived by one
son, Louis OF Cheshire; one grand
daughter, Mrs. Timothy johnson
Of this city and one great grand
daughter, Florence johnson, and
several nleces and nephcws.
Friends may call mt the Clark
funeral ohme. 20 state street this
evening and tomorrow afternoon.
The funeral viii be held from her
home, 1882 North Main street on
Monday afternoon Mt 1880 o'clock,
Rev. Moses Lowell fIiciaflng. Bur-
iaI viii DO In Riverside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

Contest For Chess
Championship Today

George X. eastman. Instructor
at McTernan's school. and Nathan
A. Cornell, head electrician OF the
Scoviil Manufacturing company.
Will meet this afternoon at the X.
NJ. G. A. over the chess board to
decide the city championship. Chess
fans from all parts OF the city
are expected to witness the play.
off. Play will begin at 2 O'clock
Fred strong of Middlcbury IL tho
tournament director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
FURNACE SETS FIRE
TO VINE ST. HOME

Fire caused by an overheated
furnace at tho homo of Frank
Freeman at IL Vino street this
morning kept firemon busy for
moro than an hour and badly dam
aged tho entire first floor before be-
Ing extinguighed. Tho property IA
owned by Joseph Danen.
Engines 1 and z, and Truck 2 re-
spondcd TO tho alarm Mt 5:3S
o'clock and returned ut G:l4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
CONTINUANCE FOR
HORWATH GIVEN


with 81. Mary's hospital inform.
lng the court that II would bo some
time before oviio ur0nior, Of Wa
tcrtown, injured IN an accident
wednesday night, would be able 10
testify, Judge John y. Mcorath IN
city court this morning gave Q
two-weeks continuanoo 70 Samuel
Horwath, 30, OF WATERFOWL. He "a
charged with motor vehicle law
violation and driving while under
the influence OF liquor.
The accident took place on low
err Baldwin street while Horwath.
a paralytic who uses two crutches.
WIS at the wheel, according 20 po-
lice. Oronier IL In Sc. Mays hos
pitai with a brain conclusion ro-
ceived N the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

cranston, u. .. fUPl--soms Of the
prisoners IN The Rhode Island
State prison study lying. but they
never leave the ground, The eight
student aviafofs have an old
motor and volunteer lensheF.
The only drawback Of the course
Il that prison officials do not allow
shem a. build wings for their
"pInne.w
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
McADAMS REPORTED
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Passing . comfortable night.
John McAdams, "a, OF 33 Ridge.
wood street. victim OF q faIi on
brown street Thursdsy night, bas
shown great Improvement IN hiA
condition. lie IN suffering from q
brain conclusion.
Unconscious and bleeding when
brought to the hospital early
Thurgday night. II was learned by
police that MeAdamg had trpped
and fallen against the corner Of
d building on Brown street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

Naugatuok, May - The Pro-
Rreaglve party to-day announced
the party platform. II comprises
many innovations, such ~ erection
OF 4 municipal power plant. Mr.
Nlnsen, candidate for warden, to-
day again denied any responsibility
on the part Of members OF his
party Tor anonymous notes. Pro-
greasivcs headquarters Monday Will
Be In the town clerks Office IN the
Town Hall for wards ono and two.
Tho phone number IN 100 The
third ward headquarters VIII be az
Ray Melbourne'a gas station on
Bridge street, phone 1924.
The program follows;
4. balanced budgot--(a) keep
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
JAW nor FnACrunEp

New York, May J--(UP)--Um-
1ire Ernie QuigIey planned "a
1eave Good Samaritan hospital
here to-day after an x-ray re-
xsaIed his Jaw was not fractured.
IIe suffered commissions OF the mus
xlee. The veteran National league
umpire was hit by a foul from
Chick Hafey's bat In the CiDciB.
natl Brooklyn game yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

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preusser's brothers. Charles ".
Prcuascr OF san Francisco and
Henry ". preusser ~ Waterbury.
jn Merger Of Banks
Mr. Preunser who died April goth.
came 10 this city ut the age OF IL
from Wilkes barre. PA. lie was
treasurer OF the Dime Savings
Bank nj the time Of rs merger
with the Waterbury Savings Bank
and the West Side Savings Bank.
The will of HcveriDa Christian
Anderson was also admitted 10
probate to-day by Judge Hlavin.
The VIII directs that Mrs Ander-
SONS husband. John August Ander-
son. shall receive the entire en-
tate and that he shall be tho exec-
ut0r. The will was drawn March
rs. 1911.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
PRESIDENT THANKED
BY LOCAL ITALIANS

T'he local Loggia Italia No. 80.
Sons Of Italy, yesterday sent feie-
grams 10 President Roosevelt and
Judge FreachI Of New York en-
pressing gratitude on the nucceng-
fui passage OF q bill making Coz
iumbiss day a national holiday. The
bill WINS signed Tuesday BY the
prealdeDt. The eignif'E concluded
a 15-year campaign by the KniHfin
societies 20 have the day declared
national holiday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
HOSPITAL SOCIETY
TO SPONSOR SALE

81 Mary's Hospital Aid society
will sponsor q rummage Halc on
Thursday and Friday ut 80 East
Main street. Donations of all va
rIctics will be received nc the store
on Wednesday afternoon and any
ono wishing to have articles called
for may communicate with the
president, Mrs Joseph McGinniss or
other officers and directors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

Ia, o, First National Bank OF
$4,000. they still concentrated pa
trolls along roads leading from In
diana and Ohio.
Were certain he'll come back
here II he hasn't been 10 badly shot
In some OF the lights he's had"
said Sergeant Frank Reynolds. who
has killed 10 criminals. IF he
does. we'll get him."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
REcoyEns MEMORY

Boston, May s--lUP)~-An am
neBia victim. found wandering
among the tulip beds In fhe public
garden. presented police with Q
hnolty problem when he talked
llaenfly fo them In seven different
lunauages--but couldn't remember
his own name, Finally, recover.
iIiR his inaw0Fg, he said.
20 am JuHfua Erhordf. and ] live
~ fbs Mount Vernon street"
4 check up revealed that he war
Or i:rhnrdf. us.yenr-old tutor VI
Languages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
Novel Defense Fails
To Serve AS Alibi
Exhaust Fumes, Not Alcohol Made Him Dizzy, Says
Accused Drver-Fined 500

Tho novel defense that he was
dizzy from exhaust fumes that
seeped into his car failed to satiB-
~ Judge John II. Mc0rath in city
court this morning, and Edward
Bnnsleben, ~, OF woodbury., was
found guilty OF operating whil0
under tho influence OF liquor. He
was fincd 500 and costs, the Judge
reinitting S76 OF the finc.
Patroimnn Domenio Mecca arr
rested Dansleben last Saturday
night when no saw his car Gig
aagglng at Meadow and South
Main streets, no testified. Lieut..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
sault with intent TO kill. He was
sentenced April Is, 1888.
Sc Monday nc 10.

states Attorney Lawrence L..
Lewis received word to-day from
Vine Il. Parmelcc. clerk OF the
board OF pardons that the board
win eft at tho prison on Monday
at 10 o'clock. Mr. Lewis will at
tend the hearing and as usual no
viii be called upcn to review each
case ne the applications 81 the
eight mon are presented. County
Detective Roland q. Aiilng Will sc-
com pany Mr. Lewis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

An Identification ticket, obtained
~ The nmo TINA ~ The railway
ticket. h the only passport nov
needed for a weekend visit ~
France.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

We wish 10 fhank our friends
relatives and neiahb0rs and 81
peeiaiIy the EupIoyes Of the Lu,
Clock Co, for their sympathy and
bereavement. the death of oar be.
lowed mother, Mrs Margaret STA
fHlRned)
Nil EUGENE HI.ABON, JR.
and FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
OAKvIL.LE
Observation-Disclosures Wiiln cabin
1917 Wntert0wn Avenue


At 81 Mary Mngdalcn's church.
Rev Leo Finn, pastor, Masses Will
be at 7:aO, 300 and 1i:00 O'Clock.
There will BIO n $500 o'clock mass
hold In the basement of the church
for the children followed by sun
day school. The lust mass In ut
1900 o'clock followed by Bencdic-
tlon OF the Blessed Sacrament.
At All Saints church, Rev A. ".
Samwell, rector. Sunday school NJ
g.30 o'clock: morning worship with
sermon at 10:45 o'clock.
At the Union Congregational
church. REV Oscar Locke. pastor.
Holy communion, communion
meditation, Nov In tho bay OF
Salvation" Sunday school nj
$3.50 o'clock; morning Worship
with sermon at 1915 O'Clock. Tht
Junior message will he "A Chris
tian Hero OF tho Hcn."
The Christian Endcnv0r society
will meet at $500 o'clock at the
church hall. Lewis Ande will b.
the leader.
Briefs
Tho teachers OF the congreRa
tionnl church school will meet
Monday evening nj the church hall
rho choir OF the Union Congrc.
gationnl church will hold n re.
honrsni n the church tonight al
500 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
GRANGE TO HOLD
PARTY NEXT WEEK
Tuesday Chosen for Card
Competition -Quassa.
paug Opens May 80
MIDDI.EBURY
MRS John Dcinncy--
PliOnG l.6743

A card party for tho benelt OF
Mlddiebury Grange Will be held M
the town hall Tuesday evening,
May sth. Tho committee In charge
Ii composed Of Misses Rose, Mary
and Ellen Jordan, and william u.
Rich. Prizes VIII be awarded and
refreshments served.
Davenport and Hatch have tho
contract for building an addition
10 tho Pratt homestead In bridge
water. John Clark III working for
them.
Services In tho Congregational
church will be nc i0;ab sunday
morning. Rev. II. w. Rowland Will
preach.
Mass nj 81. John Of tho Cross
on Sunday morning Will be ut .
o'clock. Rev. John Ryan officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Malmgren,
and daughter, who wore recohtly
burncdn out OF their home nre
Staying for tho present with Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Peterson, ncxt door
ncighbors.
Quassa paug Plans
Michael O'Conncll and family ar
rived nj Like QuaBsa pnhg today
10 plan for the annual Summer sea-
son. The officini opening will bc
on May 30th,
Michael Jordan has been ap-
pointed manager OF tho Middlobury
baseball team and Peter Ferrucci
m assistant manager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
Dillinger Said To
Be On Board Liner

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

BROWN In thle city. May. 9Th.
brown ~ 1883 North Main ~,
Funeral Monday afternoon ~ sfaD
O'clock. burial IN Riverside GEM
terry.
GA1i14Df.l.-~in this city, May lth.
1854, Joseph Frnnels Carroll. 81
fat Charles ~. Funeral Monday
morning, time later 70 " Pnfriek's
Church.
MASSES
A300#H#~~HtfNf Anniversary HAAS
day morning II 5s3n o'clock. ~ the
~ Peter and Paul church. for The
ffpone ~ The soul IL the late Mis-.
May II. Mooney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
BOARD OF PARDONS
HAS MANY CASES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05
PREUSSER WILL IS
FILED IN PROBATE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-05

Michael Jordan has been mp
pointed manager OF tho Middlobury
baseball team and Peter Ferrucci
M naniatnnt manager.
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