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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04

verseckas, Eleanor vilciauskas, Anna Zilinskas.
 Tenors: Anthony Dambrauskas, Al Jarus, Joseph Kanapka, Antho- ny Kateiva, Vincent Kelly, John Lesunaitis, Alexander Markus, An. thony Milklinevich, Edward Mitch~ ei, Al Stakunas, Algird Ulinskas. Raymond Vaicius.
 Bases: Al Ambrose, John Arn- brozaitis, Anthony Baukauskag, Al- bert Chepurna, Joseph Coskie, Jo- seph Janusa, George Kalinauskas, George Karinauskas, Paul Kaun- eckis, William Klimas, Peter Kaz- okas, Peter Eazauskas, Joseph Marcelynas, Stanley Simulevicius, Albert Stadalius, Edward Stulgins- kas, Vito Ulinskas, Vincent Urban, Peter zilinskas.
 The personnel of the junior choir follows:
 Junior Chair - Frances Banev- ich, Nellie Banevich, Nellie Gal- auskas, Helen Oelb ,ogis, Nellie Geirdraitis, Helen Gudonis, Anna Januska, Helen Gvazdauskas, Mary Jonikas, Lucy Karinauskas, Helen Karinauska, Lucy Krivinskas. Ag- nes Maksimavlch, Dolores Markus, Adele Mikenas, Helen Padaigis, Claire Rogers, Lillian Rogers, AL dona Rudokas, Frances Shopis, Nel- lie Shopis. Cecelia Smolskis, John Smotas, Helen Slogeris. Helen Stok- m Jeanne GtYiipayskas patriria Subach. Evelyn Sugdinis. Helen Ur- bonavich, Eleanor Vaitkus, Helen vaitukaitis, Eleanor xaznikaitis.
 Dancers - Alexander Markus, Marcelle Andrikis. Joseph .Coskie, Adele Greblunas, Al Jarus. Joan Lusas, William Klimas, Marion Krunklevich. Charles Karinauskas. Stephanie Tutoraitis, Anthony Mix linevich, Michalene Urkevic, Jo- seph Janusha, Aldona Buauskas. Anthony Bukauskas, Sophie Luk- minas,
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e: Are there any devotional books containing prayers or on the subject of prayer, suitable as an understandable bass for study7
 A: There are literally dozens of books on the subject of prayer. pr. Edgar Dewitt Jones recom- mends the following: "The Daily Altar" Great Souls of Prayer" Gods Minutes" Dr. Harry Elmer. Prayer" and Prayer as a Force" son FosdickS "The Meaning of by Miss Maude Royden.
 Q: What is the origin of the adjective "Lateran" as applied to treaties. etc.?
 !. A: The use of the term "Lat- eran" springs from two sources -- the church of St. John Lateran
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
EPWORTH LEAGUE
 CONFINES SUNDAY

The Epworth league of the First Methodist church will meet tomor- row evening at 6 o'clock for its reg ilar gathering of worship and dis- cussion, presided over by the pastor, Rev. Dr. John J. Snavely.
 Sunday services: At 10:30 sacra- ment of the Lords Supper, with communion meditation by the pastor on "Worshipping in Spirit and in Truth"
 At 12 o'clock the church school session will be held. There are classes for all ages.
 At 7:30 the Methodist church unites with the other central churches in un:on service in First Baptist church. 4.
 A welcome is extended to all per- sons at all these services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
FIRST CHURCH
Sunday services

sunday SeTVlCeS Order of Service il o'clock Prelude Communion in E Minol Processional-For all the saints wht
 from their labors rest Sentences .......,a Invocation and the Lords Prayer Versicles Responsive Reading ,. Gloria Patri Children's Sermon-Dr. Gregg. Offering with Organ-Andante in
 D Mendelssohrl Doxology ..a. Scripture Lesson Genesis 4: 1-4a;
 Romans ,12 .. /. Hymn-Father of all, from land
 and sea
 Reception of new members Pastoral Prayer
 Anthem-For all the saints
 Sermon-Our Gift to God @ Cor.
 8: 5)-Dr. Gregg.
 The Communion Hymn-Bread of the World, in
 Mercy Broken Benediction
 Recessional-Rejoice, Ye Pure of
 Heart ". Postlude-Chorale Bach
 Church school at 9:45 a. m. Kim dergarten and Primary departments at Il o'clock.
 1:3o D. m. The Gregg Fellow ship will leave the church for an outing at Kent Falls.
 s D. m.-At the Chrismon society'S meeting MT. Ridgway F. Shinn, Jr., will speak on, the Waterbury Youth Council. Miss Mabel Burns will con- duct the worship service. ,.
 3 D. m. Meeting of the Water bury Youth Council, Thomas Smith of the Y. M. 0. A. will speak on Peace.
 . Notices for Che Week ' Monday, 6:3o p. m. Supper and meeting of the Mems League. El- mer Dudley of Guilford will speak on the subject: Bicycling through Europe"
 Tuesday, 4 p. m. Girl Scouts, Troop No. ].
 Thursday, g a. m. Fall Rummage Sale in the Scout House. 7:45 p. m., Meeting of the advisory committee at the parsonage.
 Friday, 4 D. m. Cub Pack 22. 7:SO D. m, Boy Scouts, Troop No. 22.
 Monday,@7 to g ?. m., The Girl Scout Leaders will hold their first session in the Arts and Crafts Course. This will be held on Monday evenings in November.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
Augustana Delegates
 Coming Here Monday
duna Circle of Zion Lutheran Church to Serve Sup per; Mrs. CIausen Entertains Parish Women

Representatives of all AuRustana synod churches in Connecticut, ex- cept in the eastern section, will gather in Zion Lutheran Church on Cherry street Monday evening in the interests of the institution of fearing maintained in the east by the Augustana Synod, namely Up- sala College, East Orange, N J.
 It Is expected that pr. Evald 3. Lawson, president of the school, Dean Trans Ericsson, and one or two more representatives from East Orange will attend the meeting. It will be in the form of Q supper meeting, as arrangements have been made for the Tduna Circle of the local church to serve the meal.
 Among the churches represented at this gathering will be Bethlehem, Thomaston; Salem. Naugatuck; Le- banotl, Bristol: Bethany, Torring- ton; St. Paul's Ansonia; Augustana, Meriden; Zion, Portland; Bethany, Cromwell; Bethesda, Forestville: Emanuel, Manchester; First. New Britain; Tabor, Branford; Bethesda, New Haven; First, West Haven:
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which is the cathedral-church of the Pope as bishop of Rome, and the Palace of the Lateran, adjoin- ing the church. The latter was the residence of the Popes from the beginning of the 4th century until the beginning of the l4th. The original palace, formerly that of the family Of the Laterani, was given to the Holy See by the Elm. peror Constantine. .
 e: On what law or laws Is the Jewish Calendar based?
 A: The Jewish religious salem dar Is based on the Lunar Year. In all affairs other than those of Q religious nature, however, Jews recognize the regularly, accepted Solar Year of three hundred and sixty-fi days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday, Nov. 5, 10:SO Q. m.-Tne order of morning worship: Prelude-Andante cantabilo. Sym phony " ...............W Wldor Recessional Hymn No. 742-All Hail
 the Power of Jesus Name The Call to Worship. Invocation and
 Lords Prayer Anthem-Come Now and Let Us
 Reason Together ...... Brtant Responsive Reading No. e42 Gloria Patri ,s !. Duet-Love Divine. All Love Ex-
 ceiling ...............,.. >. Stainer
 Mrs. Nuhn and Mir. Boyd Scripture Reading-Luke 10: 25-T Prayer
 Offertory Quartet-O Lord. How
 Long Wilt Thou Forget Mes..
 ................ Mendelssohn Doxology
 Children's Sermon Hymn No. 4eo-rt May Not Be on
 the Mountains Height Sermon-"Powerful kGoodness and
 What 1t Demands' Reception of Members Recessionai Hymn No. z2i-o Word
 of God Tncarnate f' Benediction
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Bethlehem, East Hampton: Eman- uel, Hartford; Salem, Bridgeport: Trinity, Washington: and St. Johns, Stamford.
 Mrs. Hannah Clausen entertained the Daughters of Zion of the Lutheran Church at her home on Orange street Thursday afternoon. The society decided to pay 6 share of the cost of a bulletin board to be purchased by the church. Mrs. Emil Johnson invited the members to her home on Arden road for an extra meeting on November 16. Mrs. Axel F'orstel reported that the or- ganization had given seventy-five dollars to the offering taken at the recent Fall Offering Festival. The December meeting will be held on the seventh of the month at the in- vitation of Mrs. Carl E. Anderson on Elliott street. Refreshments were served by Mrs. H. Clausen, assisted by, Mrs. Walter Clausen.
 Attending the meeting were Mrs. c. E. Johnson, Mrs. A. G. Benson, Mrs. Emil Johnson, Mrs. c. l.. Hal- lenborg, Mrs J. Emil Anderson, Mrs. c. H. Thomas, Miss Augusta Mag nuson, Mrs. John Wester, Mrs. Will liam Swanson, Mrs. c. J. Anderson, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Robert An- derson, Mrs. Hanna Molin, Mrs. Gust Crandell, Mrs. c. c. Carlson, Mrs. Axel Forsel, Mrs. John Ericsson, Mrs. Mathilda Larson, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Morris Anderson, Mrs. Oscar Peterson, Mrs. Hjalmar Peterson, Rev. and Mrs. E. Einar Kron, Miss Airline Kron, Miss Car olyn Kron, Mrs. Charles Lindell, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs. Walter Clausen, Mrs. Cecilia Stron, and Mrs. Hanna Clausen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
Ozzie'S dead.

Ozzies dead {. . For the last few years industrial plants all through this state and elsewhere in the
 nation have pastered bulletin boards and conspicuous wall spots with posters showing unsafe practices in industry. They were included in safety bulletin series issued by the Travellers Insurance Company and the number and variety legion Ozze was always getting into trouble because he didn't observe the factory rules ordinary rules of safety procedure
 Ozze's cOuntenance was that of Oswald Herman Schuman of West Hartford who died this week at the Hartford Hospital He of the citys bestkrown musicians and member of the Governors Foot Guard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04

MT. and Mrs John Mulcahy, of 161 Southmayd road will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Monday The principaeature of the observance will be solemn mass of thanksgiving at the Church of SS Peter and Paul at 10 a. Taking part in the will be four priests all nephews of Mr. and Mrs Mulcahy. Following the mass Mr. and Mrs Mucahy will greet friends at reception at their home Open house will be observed during the afternoon and evening The couple married in this city in November, 1889. They have one daughter Mrs Elmer Grady Mr. Mucahy is a veteran employe of the Scovill Manufacturing Company
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ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN POI Cherry St., Rev. E. Einar Kron, PaStor)

POI Cherry St., Rev. E. Einar Kron, Pastor)
 Sunday, Nov. 5-All Saints day will be celebrated with service at 10:45 a. m. Sermon on Citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven. An offer- ing for the Lutheran Old Peoples Home in Worcester will be lifted. The service will be in the Swedish language. The church school and Bible class will meet at 9:30 a. m.
 Calendar for the week of Nov. 5:
 Sunday-Closing day of the con- vention of the New England Broth erhood in Pontiac, R. I.
 Monday at 630 p. m.-Supper meeting of the Hartford district in the interest of the Upsala College Endowment Campaign. Representa- tives of all Augustana churches in Connecticut will be present.
 Thursday at 8-Chor practice in church.
 Friday at 8-Concert by the Negro soloist, Rev. Jesse Wayman Route. pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran church, Jamaica, N. Y.
 Saturday at 1:30-Confirmation class meets. ,' fl .a, ,,..
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Lutheran
ST, JOHNS LUTHERAN

English services will be conduct ed at 10:15 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing at St. Johns Evangelical Luth- eran church on Cooke stret. Ger man services will be held at 11:15.
 The gospel lesson will be Matthew 8, verses g to 35 and the Epistle lesson will be Corinthians 1, verses three to II. The pastor, Rev. Jotn N. c. Mohrmann, will give reforma- ton sermon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04

Joe Bergen '39 Cross grad is the new vice-presi dent of the freshman class at Tufts Medical School Felicia RanaldO was a year older yesterday and Isabelle Venter is year older today Ann DiLorenzo and AdOlph PesapiO will be Mir. and Mrs. after next Thursday. Margaret Brennan and Patricia Murphy were spectators at the George Washington Unversity- Georgetown football game last Saturday T Cassidy left at 630 o'clock this morning to take i'm the Army-Notre Dame classic in the Yankee Stadium
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THOMASTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main St. at Electric Ave,
 Rev. E. Einar Kron, Pastor)
 Sunday, Nov. 5-All Saints day, will be celebrated. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Divine worship at p. m., when the sermon topic will be Blessings and Woes" Welcome to the Lutheran church of Thomaston. Tl.e Service will be held in the Swedish language. An offering for the Lutheran Old Peoples Home ln Worcester will be lifted.
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Swing and sway the Tower way. [.

SWlng and sway the Tower way. That military struttng gent who is winning honors the citys best dressed man is other than Stanley Shukis a wow of a clothing saesman!!! . A five.star salute to Jack Cron local traffic officer for catching that youngster tripping in front of an auto. Michael Coliccho, "Waterbury's own Eddie Duchin is winning fame with his version of rendering that pop tune "Stardust Boy Did Bill Kiedel look like old man Satan himself with that cute red outfit horns and al he demonstrated the other evening at MOynihan's. He won top honors with flying colors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
MT. OLIVE ZION
Rev. 8. W. Weller, pastor.

o:30-Church school.
 l0:30-Junior church worship
 Worship and sermon by Rev. H. R. Jackson, presiding elder. Monthly communion.
 6:0o--Christian Endeavor corse- cration meeting.
 7:45-Evening worship and sermon by the pastor. theme "Christ,s Conn passion" The senior choir will of. flciate at both services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
EMMANUEL LUTHERAN

Sunday school will be held at 9 .. m. There will be an English service at 10 .. m. and 6 German Hcly Communion service at ii o'clock. The church council will meet at 6 D. m. Monday and a ses- sion of the Confirmation class will be held at { ?. m. Tuesday. The Ladies AidSociety yin meet ct 2:s0 ?. m. Thursday, the Confirmation class at { ?. m. and the Young Peoples society ct 6 D. m. Friday ct 3 ?. m. tha choix will rehearss. 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
NaMg1tuck Church. Directory

800 p. n.-St. Michael's Service
 Club in church., rtS. Wednesday,
 2:30 p. rn.--Church Helpers in
 Parish House. 3:30 p. m.--Junior Confirmation
 Glass in choir room. 800 p. la.-Senior Confirmation
 Glass in choir room. tD Thursday FOO p. ln.-Troop 2 B. s. A. in
 Parish House. Friday
 3:30 p. m.-Novitiates in choir
 room.
 zoo p. m.-Altos and sopranos;
 entire choir ct 7:30 p. m. Saturday.
 900 .. m. - Holy Communion
 tArmistice Day. Attention is called to the Annual Meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary on Friday, November 17th at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford.
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AnszDers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6.
 1. Fahrenheit.
 2. Black Sea.
 3. Yes. {. A strip of territory on the eastern coast of Central Am erica.
 s. Federal Security Agency. 6. An instrument used in surveying.
 ,. M9-deest; not mo'-aist or mod'-eest.
 6. On the Nile River m Egypt.
 g. Felix Frankfurter. x0. Colombo.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN

ADVENT CHRISTIAN Sharing Christ's Suffering" will be the subject of the sermon to be given tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock by Rev. Joseph Johnson, pas- tor of the Advent Christian church on Cherry street. In the evening at 2 o'clock he will speak on the subject, '"The God We Know.
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Father of seven. Old English, handsome English bulldog owned by Thomas Largay of the Peach Orchard Road has just sired litter seven puppies that are not
 merely the pride and joy of the owner but attracting Ene attention of dog fancers from near and far Old English champion in his own right and has captured East
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Congregational Churches
Postlude Finale, Symphony "


 ......................... Widor The Congregation Standing
 The flowers Sunday will be in memory of Deacon Aaron A. Bene. dict.
 Forum
 Dr. John W. Decker of New York city will be the speaker at the union service Sunday evening at 7:30 o. clock at the First Baptist church. Members of this congregation are cordially invited to attend.
 November 12-Dr. David Seabury, noted consulting psychologist of New York city and author of many popular books on modern psychology and the understanding of life. Sub- 1ect: Help Yourselfg to Happiness Music will be furnished by the Boys club military band with George Gentle as conductor.
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PINOCCHIO Heres Pinocchio Himself, an Authentic Disney)
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
Good Evening.

PINOCCHIO Heres Pinocchio Himself, an Authentic Disney Remember the Seven DwarfS Of recent renown, They've been eclipsed by Pinocchio Who this winter goes to town All dressed up fine And going places, In storybook pictures, And as a doll he graces A high position in every Toyshop in town, Dressed in fine colors, Red, blue and brown. The children love him, His most appealing eyes, Cute little Pinoccho All done up like prize. Pinocchio is with us, The seasons best prize It seems you can buy him In large and small size.
 FEM. EM.
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HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday School and bible classes at 9:45 A. M. The morning service in Swedish at il o'clock. The sermon topic is "The Desire for Assurance" i" There will be music by the male sexte...
 Evening hymn-sing and vespers, . service of inspiration, will be held at 7:30 o'clock. The pastors sermon will be on "Sin and Salvation"
 All of the regular meetings for the week have been cancelled. Instead every evening at 8 o'clock beginning with Tuesday. The Rev. Raymond c. Hass of Stamford is the preacher.
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RELIGIOUS QUESTION 3OX

Readers of The Democrat questions regarding the Protestant Catholic Dc answered ths column possible They De accompanied by Che DC addressed Q this journal The National Conference Jews and Christians York City Where personal reply is requested M should be 90 stated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
ST. NIICHAEL's
For week commencing AYSnavA.aA

November 6
 The services at st. Michael's church tomorrow, Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity, will be as fol- lows: Celebration of the Holy Com. munion and sermon ct ii a. m. Sum- day school in the Parish House ct s:30 a. m. Holy Communion and ser- mon at n a. m. Sermon subject: The Remembrance of the Lords Death"
 Monday
 3:S0p. m.-0rammar school choir
 in choir room.
 SEQ p. na.-Altos in choir room, 7:4b p. m.-0irls' Friendly Society
 in church. Tuesday, e:A6 ?. m.-SopEancs in Ohoir
 room.
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NEWS 
JEHOYAH,s WITNESSES

Texts on Revelation will be dis cussed at the weekly meeting of Jehovahs Witnesses at 168 East Main street tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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SALEM LUTHERAN Ali Saints Day

:. The SaInt'S Luke 6:2O-2N 800 a. in.--Swedish. Junior Choir. Mrs. Arthur Parsons, Soloist. Ushers = Edward Gerber and Carlton Nelson. f0:16 a. m.--Bible School. Auto service: Joseph Carlson. l1:00 a. m.-English. Senior Choir. Children's Choir. 400 p. m. = Church Membership Glass (Church).
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CONGRE0ATr0NAr.

CVNQNEOATAONA
 The church school will meet at 9:46 a. m. In the parish house.
 Morning worship, with the Com- munion Service, will be held at Il o'clock. The minister, Rev. Edward R. Hance, will preach on Christian Optimism"
 Childrens subject, 'The More You Give, the More You Have"
 Music: introductory voluntary, 70 Sacred Head Now Wounded" 1" Bach; anthem, "Open Our Eyes" Mac Farlane; offertory, "At Even. tide It Shall Be Light 0aul: con. cluding voluntary. Let the Heavens Rejoice" Gaul.
 The church Kindergarten will be open to care for the younger chil- dren while their parents attend the morning service.
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BUNKER HILL

A communion service will be held at il o'clock tomorrow morning at the Bunker Hill Congregational church. The meditation will be en- titled, For Their Sake".
 The. Young Peoples society will meet at 6 o'clock. Several new members will be Initiated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-04
Todsys Answers ss 0AN1UM CRACKERS

Questions on Comic Page) l., Co Upper part of arm. 2. (b) Ore deposit. 3. (b) Shelter. 4. (a) Feeling of resentment. 5. (d) Spherical particle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
Huge Sum Paid Attys
 Within Vicar P Period
Approximately S246,OOO Paid in Fees Witnessed
 State; Nine Witnesses Questioned Yesterday

Nine witnesses were called to the stand of the Waterbury conspiracy trial yesterday as the state contin- ued its presentation of evidence in the trial, now in it's 2lst week.
 Payments to lawyers were the highlight of the day, with testi- mony showing that five members of the bar received $246,0OO from the city during the 1931-1938 era for special counsel services.
 Supplementary testimony per- taining to payments was given late in the afternoon by Attorney Her. man J. Weisman close personal friend and personal counsel to Mayor Hayes, who said he received $26,000 from the city. He described the sum as not sufficient for the work he had accomplished for the city.
 The witnesses in the order which they took the stand yesterday were former Mayor Francis P. Gulifoile; former Mayor William E. Thoms, Finance Commissioner John H. GosS Daniel L. Haywood, former teller at the Waterbury Trust Company; Bert c. Stigberg, printer, MT. Weisman, Mrs. Beatrice Pomponio, secretary to Attorney Ralph Coppeto defend- ant; Miss Helen R. Driscoll, head bookkeeper of the city welfare de- partment; and Miss Elsie Emanuel son of Deep River, an employe of the Griffenhagen & Associates, ac- countants.
 Pauper Claims
 Attorney Weisman testified that the 5000 he received from the city was in payment for work on the city charter and index and on welfare department "pauper claims" of other cities.
 Since he was consulted on the welfare matter, the city has saved $35,00 annually, he testified. Mayor Hayes, Charles B. Jackson and him. self met almost daily for lunch at the Mayors East Main street office Weisman testified. The meetings lasted IS minutes to an hour. Weis- man said that he was employed by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
Kingsley Company En1ploye
 Explains Audit Work Here

Francis P. Troy, Kingsley corl1- pany employe, was called to the witt ness stand this morning. The more important testimony follows:
 o. By whom are you employed? A. The George H. Kingsley Co. o. Whom does it consist of?
 A. It consists of George Kings ley, MT. Meaney and MT. Murray. o. Did they constitute the firm of George Kingsley and Co. dur ing the time you were in Water bury?
 A. They did not.
 o. Is it a partnership?
 A. It is now. g o. Do you know when the part nerShip was organized?
 A. believe December 1, 1887. o. Whether or not they were to- gether in business prior to that? A. MT. Meaney and MT. Murray were employees of the firm.
 o. Whether or not MT. Meaney was connected with the firm as early as you were?
 A. Yes, he was. Q. And how about MT. Murray? A. Yes.
 Q. You are an employe of the firm, are you?
 A. That's right.
 Q. And have been for how long? A. Since January, 1892. I have been employed by them since then. Q. During the time you were in Waterbury were you employed by George H. Kingsley & Go?
 A. I was.
 Q. And to what work were you assigned?
 A. To the audit of the city of