The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-24
MARCH BRIDE

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 LILLIAN ERRICO
 Naugatuck, March M.--Mrs. Anna Errico oe 9 High street an- nounces the coming marriage of her daughter, Miss Lillian ErflcO, t0 Anthony Gnestek, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gneatak Oe Shel- ton. The wedding will take place next Monday morning.
 be laughed of is indicated by the fact that he has won two contests In the three years he has been a burgess.
 MT. Cavanaugh is known to be popular here and political observers are wondering whether he will spring a surprise by winning the nomination. Whatever the result 1t Is providing plenty of food for talk for democratic politicians, for whom democratic caucuses without at least one contest would have no kick" at all.
 No contests have yet been report ed in either the second or third democratic wards.
 G. 0. P. Situation
 The republican situation is still not open for speculation as the ex- act lineup of the town committee. in which there are several vacancies, Is not known. After these vacancies are filled, 1t will be more apparent whether trouble will develop at the 6. Q. ?. caucuses.
 It Is known that last year there was an insurgent group in the sec- ond ward but whether they will gain any strength this year remains to be seen.
 Files Report
 The Jewell Belt Hook company of this town tl its annual report filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Louis Schiller. Jr., lists the follow ing officers: Charles L. Tolles of % Bain bridge road, Hartford, presi- dent; George F. Bean of Willard avenue. Newmgton, Conn.,, treasurer and secretary. The directorate in- cludes these two and Lewis A. Dib- ble, l7 Beecher street, Naugatuck; Emil Mannweiler, 63 Rockwell ave- nue, Naugatuck. and Eldridgc M. Beecher, 175 Lincoln street. New
 Distribution Thursday
 Distribution of federal commodi- ties by the welfare department will be held tomorrow instead of Friday, the usual time, Supt. of Public Well fare Leo Scully has announced. The reason for this is because Friday is Good Friday, holiday.
 Herman Wise III
 Herman 0. Weiss of Carroll street, well known local merchant, IS patient at Memorial hospital, New York city. He underwent an opera ton there recently and although his condition is still serious, 1t is expected he will recover.
 MiRS Smith HOnOFed Miss Eleanor Smith of Trow- bridge place was honored recently by being chosen Vice.preSident of the Alumni association of Arnold college of New Haven.
 Eacter Seal Sale >l Burgess Joseph c. Raytkwicl,, Jr, Is chairman of the local committee in charge of the sale of Easter seals here, 1t has been announced. Profits from the sale arc used to aid crip- pied children in this state. All who wish to contribute are esled to mo- tify MT. Raywktich. It is expected a generous response will be re- ceived.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Raymond Bowling of Lewis street last night at St. Mary's hos pital.
 Peter Jepson of Cherry street is & i patient in the Veterans hospital, Newington. Local students at Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute. Troy. N. r., who are vacationing here over the Easter holidays. are Richard Lutze. son of Mir. and Mrs. James Lutze of Cliff street; Donald Johnson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Manfred Johnson of Cliff street; Henry Moeckel, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Moeckel of Hill street: David Noble, son of Glenn r. Noble. Hillside avenue. and ClaytonH Houseknecht. son of Clayton F. Houseknecht, Hill street. TRAFFIC WORRIES CLEVELAND Cleveland - (UP) - City officials | of suburban Lakewood, which has an independent population of 75.00O, are considering abandonment Ot Cleveland's famous rotary turn" Tn traflc, now used in all Greater Cleveland. The turn consists of drawing out to the side at green light and completing the turn to the left on the second green.
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