davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12
Candidate

Can0lQate
 may be a pitched battle before a successor to Chairman Benjamin Harwood is named.
 MT. Harwood is one of those re- sisting attempts to have MT. Brad ley designated. Joining with him in opposition is State Senator Charles Arrigoni, who has fought the Fair field county group several times in the past.
 Some party leaders believe that the state central committee should pick its new chairman within the next few weeks so that he will be able to take a hand in the organ ization of the 1941 General Assem- ply. The Republicans will have their usual heavy majority in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

church hall.
 John B. Phelan is general chairman of all committees with the following comprising those on the arrangements group: Rev. Edward L. Morrison, pastor, Rev. Francis Barrett, Rev. Neil Doyle Thomas J. Meller, Frederick Hard CT, John Carolan and Edward F. Phelan.
 Many novel and interesting booths are being prepared for the fair. as well as new forms of en- tertainment for each successive night. Door prizes as well as others will be awarded on each night and at the conclusion of the fair Saturday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

then, the New York city has sent two of its Battalion Chiefs and one private to London for the purposes of studying the methods employed by the London Fire department which will be discussed at the meet ing of the International Associa- tion.
 These firemen from New York will serve as members of the Lon don Fire Department and upon re- turning from England will file ex- haustive reports on conditions methods and other phases in which bomb fires are combated. This re- port will eventually be distributed in printed form throughout all fire departments in the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12
Discussion Of Fire Fighting Problems
 To Feature Session
Much Interest Centered In LOndOn's Plans To Cope With Fires Started By Exploding BOmbs-United
 States Fire Authorities Preparing For Future

The Connecticut Fire Chiefs club will hold it's quarterly meeting and dinner at The Elton Saturday at 1 o'clock. The details and arrange ments are to be made by Chief Thomas F. Cavanaugh of the Wa terbury Fire Department.
 Fire chiefs expected to attend the session are Chief Lawrence Ref of New Haven, Chief Michael Kenna
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

Members of the Holy Name So- ciety of the Church of Our Lady of LourdeS met last evening and dis cussed plans for staging their annual election and smoker early next month. The election is scheduled for December 9th and the smoker in Franco American hall on December 11th.
 Felix Guarini is chairman of the general committee; Steve Ferrucci and Luke Mannello will be his as- sistants. Joseph Serni, Fred Had den, Anthony Farino and Vincent DeIBuonO will have charge of re- treatments; Pasquale Alleva and Domenic Rosa, tickets; John Pe- triOne, the publicity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12
Full Weather Report

Boston, Nov. 12-(UP)-Wenth- CT forecasts
 CONNECTICUT-CI IOudy and colder with showers ending early tonight. Wednesday colder. Oc- casiOnal rain on coast slightly colder.
 MAsSACHUSETTs-Mostly cloudy and colder with showers in extreme east portion tonight. Wednesday cloudy. occasional rain in south east portion. Colder.
 RHODE ISLAND-Occasional rain tonight and Wednesday. Colder.
 Five Day Forecast
 Boston, Nov. 12 (UP)-The weath- CT bureaus five-day New England forecast for the period beginning at 7:30 tonight:
 Temperature will average below normal. Normals for the period are: Boston to New Haven, Conn, 42; Burlington, Vt, and Eastport, Me, Me, 3S. and Nantucket, 45.
 Temperatures during the period will be variable but with slowly falling trends from above normal at the beginning of the period to Rainfall will total heavy, more than 7-10 of an inch.
 "Scattered light rain will occur in the eastern portion Tuesday night and in the vicinity of Cape Cod Wednesday. Moderate to heavy rain, except snow in extreme north por- tion, will occur Thursday"
 Storm Warnings
 Boston, Nov. 12 (UP)-The wealth. CT bureau today ordered southwest storm warnings continued from Block Island, R. l., to Passport, Me, and predicted winds would reach gale force in the area at times.
 A severe disturbance over Lake Superior in conjunction with strong high pressure over the Atlantic was expected to cause strong southerly winds. shifting to strong southwest, over the south portion this morn ing and over the north portion this afternoon.
 Showers were forecast for all New England today, with occasional rain in south portions and fair in the north tomorrow. Colder weather to- fight and tomorrow was predicted for all six states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12
n&s@Hb1yvv1T
 ESTABLISHED 1883
ESTABLISHED 1883

A "LIombok" Topeoot At $37.50 Hand Tailored By AdIer-Rochester Holds Your Confidence To The End Of Its Days.
 You marvel at its resoureefuIness good, hail, rain or shne-onytime.
 You wonder at the fact, it's oIwoys a comfort able eoot-never too heovy-never too light you wear it more days in the year thon any coat in your wardrobe and you find it great all weather pol.
 It's stimulating, supple and suove hand done coot that's pIeosinsIy pIeosont to the touch restfuI on the eyes, easy on the purse and e full measure of whot con be done in soft hond toi- Iorng as dIer-Roehester craftsmen steeped in the lore end tradition of their croft know their art.
 A "LIombok" eoot is oIwoys good eompony- ifs as interesting as notice of on increased dividend - it gives you undivided support under oII weather conditions end returns SO mony dividends of satisfaction for SO long lime inc price is forgotten, only inc memory of its quoIity fingers on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

An attempt by the Fairfield coun- ty wing of the Republican party to have, J. Kenneth Bradley elected as COP. state chairman is meeting with strong opposition in several other parts of the state, and there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12
Hobby Show to Open
 InSchoolG Gym I Tonight
PIT Assn. Sponsors Event-Davis Post Auxiliary In
 Armistice Day CeIebratiOn-ScOuts To Meet
W AT VILE

Waterville, Nov. 12.-A hobby show will be given tonight, in the Sprague School gymnasium, by the Parent-Teacher Association of Wa terville, to which the public is in- vited. A short business meeting will be held at o'clock, with Mrs. John Byrnes, president, conducting, after which c. M. Carlsrud, of Wa terbury, will give a talk on Hob bies," and will exhibit charcoal drawings, also oil and wood paint ings.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Atherton of Essex avenue attended dinner Fri day night, at the Hotel Barnum, in Bridgeport, for members of the Purdue Club of Connecticut.
 The post and auxiliary of the Cas- per s. Davis, American Legion Post l26, participated in the Armistice Day activities held in Waterbury on Sunday. Clifford Northrop, com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

A shortage of police whistles in Lagos, Nigeria, was partially over come by the surrender of 56 whistles by the local Boy Scouts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

"A meeting or the casper .. LAWS, American Legion Post l26, will be held tonight, o'clock, at Fraternity Hall, with Clifford Northrop com- mander, presiding.
 Robert McGuire, who enlisted in the Navy a few months ago, is home for a nine day leave, from the New port Training Station. He expects to join the feet when he returns to the base. A surprise party was given in his honor Saturday night. at the Fairmount Drum Corps rooms on Thomaston avenue, by Don Frogue, John Sizer and Harold Huhhell, with those attending: Robert Mcclure. James Morrow, Donald Porgue. Jack Sizer. Russell Trueloye. James Painter, James Bowes. J. Barber. Bud Collins, Ken. neth Taylor. Prank Cosionora, Miss Helen Bundy, Miss Katherine Mon- ahofd. Miss Dorothy Johnson. Miss Jane Fiftal, Miss Rita Sheehan. Miss vrlgiia Lynch. Miss Betty Winters, Miss Stella Winters. and many oih. CTS. Refreshments were served and games played.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

Final plans have been completed for the opening of the annual Harvest Festival being sponsored by the Blessed Sacrament parish on Thursday, Friday, and Satur- day nights of this week. Meetings have been held this week and there will be another one tomor- row to perfect the preparations to make the event the best ever conducted by the West Side par ishioners.
 Always one of the most popular of the church fairs the event is expected to attract capacity crowds each evening to its many diversi- fled amusements. As in previ- ouS years it will be held in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

mander, and Mrs. Dorothy Cook, president, placed wreaths on the Honor Roll at Library Park, and Mrs. Ethel Byrnes, Mrs. Katherine Dadario, Mrs. Margaret Sizer and Mrs. Dorothy Cook, marched in the parade, as well as members of the Junior Auxiliary, Shirley Cook, Jean Caldwell, Betty Atherton, Lucille Sizer, Carol Hoadley and Virginia Hoadley. The Casper Davis Drum Corps also took part in the parade
 Following the activities at the Honor Roll, a dinner was served at Temple Hall, which was attended by the Waterville Legion as follows MT. and Mrs. Everett Cook, Mrs. Franklin Smith, MT. and Mrs. John McMahon, MT. and Mrs. William Rooney, MT. and Mrs. George Cald- we'll MT. and Mrs. Patrick Moriarty, Mrs. Joseph Davis, Mrs. Maude Broughton, MT. and Mrs. Frank Carney, MT. and Mrs. John Rogers, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sizer, MT. and Mrs. George Goggin, MT. and Mrs. John Byrnc3, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nortnrop, MT. ana Mrs. Frederlck Seidel, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Poudim, MT and Mrs. Robert Cos griff, Andrew Bell, MT. and Mrs. Russell Atherton, MT. and Mrs. Har- ry Simpson, also MT. and Mrs. Louis Dadario.
 The Second District meeting of the American Legion will be held tomorrow night, in Derby, and members fo the local post and aux Hilary plan to attend.
 Boy Scouts, Troop No. 3l. will hold a regular meeting tonight, 2 o'clock, at Fraternity Hall, with William Christy in charge.
 Results of the recent bowling match 10 the Chase Machine Shop were:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

Church will hold a card party Thursday night, 8 o'clock, in the Parish Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

China has a campaign urging peo- pie to save money to buy winter uniforms for soldiers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

The Young Peoples Fellowship Society of St. Paul's Episcopal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

The semi-monthly meeting of the Washington Park Community Club will be held a week from tonight. Last weeks meeting was postponed on account of election day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-12

Mrs. Thomas Grady and daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Norton of Meriden will motor to Newark today. They will have with them Miss Catherine Hunt of Irvington, N. J.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
OWNER'S SACRTFICE.

3O2 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church. Va.
Beautiful detached brick. center-hall
with open fireplace. modern Kitchen, At
tractlVe recreation room. shower In base.
ment: oil heat. insulated. screened porch:
Falls Church 1g41 w W
Evening star., 1940-05-30

WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
WoODRIDGE, 2nd-FL. APT.
5000 Monroe st. ne. near r. l. ave
: rooms, bath. h. h.; in good condition;
.WWOODRIDGE-2-FA HOME.
.427 Monroe st. n.e.-s rms. Q baths
nreplace, oil heat; separate entrance: lot
40x137; 2-car garage; Price, Ss'SSn 'oS
2024 R. l. Ave NE M oasz
Evening star., 1940-05-30
BUNGALOWS. Sc. 35O TIP

sSs-3o4 GARwooD DatH 81.
TO each: Out Ga. ave. right on Coles
ville rd, TO, Franklin, follow franklin to
GarWood tabout 10 blocks>.
Ihese are most attractive. all-br,ck
homes with good rooms, bath ana bis
SeMi nif. -nnlsn attic: air-conditioned heat.
vii take you out. Terms. $500 cash.
s,s; S4s 90 mo- FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.. Ma
Evening star., 1940-05-30
WHY PAY RENT
OAK TREES

Add to the beauty of this lovely whit.
Chevy Chase. D. C. The lovely large
rooms and beautiful, rear porch overlook
you. There are . large baths. compete
third moor. and many desirable features in :
corporated in this home. which is truly
very low and terms can be arranred. Cali
Mr.; Shearer. Hobart 4743. until o pm.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
$7,450.
PETWORTH.

tST. GABRIELS PARISH)
332 TAYLOR ST. NV
Colonial row-brick, large rooms and
bath. 90 wide, spacious porches' larss
closets. parcuet floors. special cabinet sink;
oil burner Very reasonable terms.
CALL NATIONAL, 5833
Evening star., 1940-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1921 Monthly, Including Taxes
and insurance. will buy one OF these big
1s-ft. homes. High. cool. elevation.
EXHIBIT HOME,
1886 BLAINE ST. NE.
Furnished by Hilda Miller.
Semi-detached and community group.
Tiled bath with shower, Bryant air-condi.
tioning, large living room, bright dining
room' modern no nan de luxe kitchen.
TO ssxcR: sfss9: Gu. sennin. sslsso; "a: n:. eros.
railroad bridge, turn right on Ninneso
ave. block to Blaine st., left TO home,
You will see our sign blocss up.
WAPLE a. JAMES. INC,
Sales Representatives.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334o.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
2O12 Perry st, n.e.--gungalcv. 3 rms.
bath. nreplace. oil heat. front porch. 2-car
aoa4 nhSss %s Island +; ddzSsoMfooP Hss. Sf os,7
SEE AND COMPARE.
.,J4i seni.Deti; D. Facing Govt. Park,
$3.50; easy terms. Metal windows. air
cond IN insulated: gennins rd. 70 Minnesota
s,s It'll THo}, E WALSH Vi ST! ,!1sIsi 5Sei ss' z,,,
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
20 new detached home i'm in this hirh,cIsss lass
legation; I, perfect place for children 10
M owNRR sSI s6IDEa hflSfs 'G1f 81 g s7aa 70
Ewes. WO 0432
Evening star., 1940-05-30

LOVELY. MODERN APIS
Cool and quiet location, large living rm.,
bedrm.. kit. dinette. bath: rent incl heat,
utilities. garage. sol Lee blvd, Hillwood.
Va, Phone Falls Church 1929. DIXIE
REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
5000,

i, In popular Glover Park practically new,
atlon rn.. de luxe kitchen, automatic gas
neat; convenient schools stores, transporta-
.lon. on. private owner MA. 1912: ewes, WC
Evening star., 1940-05-30
AVONDALE.

AVOlNOALE,
THE IDEAL COMMUNITY
Detached Brick Homes on Large Lot,
S6,950-$8,950.
select your lot and we will build Accord
ING TO your plans. All fees are included
See this BEAUTIFUL subdivision.
Drive out Michigan ave past Catholic
university to lstn st. ne, turn left 3
. D. c. DEVELOPING CO.,
1912 K NV nI ocoa
Evening star., 1940-05-30
SEE AND COMPARE

Semi-Det.. Facing Govt Park.
4122-4124-41H6 Grant ST. ne Price,
S5,75O; easy terms Metal windows, air
cond., insulated Benn.ls rd. to Minnesota
ave. left to Grant st Oper daily
THOS. D. WALSH INC
Sl5 1lth NV. District 1858
Evening star., 1940-05-30

Only . squares from shopping center. pub
| nc and parochial schools. Silver Spring,
Md Only left in the first group com
pietedi "a more to be erected. Priced from
NE8oo up. large bedrms.. and ? baths
| To reach, bear left at Silver Spring Armory
on Maple lane 3 squares to open sign 6lO
Maple lane MARROW. owner and builder.
Evening star., 1940-05-30

1921 FIRST ST. NV,
Newly dec. 8 rooms; Electrolux refre.:
OIL neat S0S
Evening star., 1940-05-30
CHEVY CHASE-S65-

1910 41st st. n.w-Modern attached
brick; rms, bath. large living room Ifirc-
place., screened porches. basement Law;
excellent cond Call OWNER. Woodley q 90
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
ALLEGED SKIP
DRIVER WARNED
MahOnOy City Visitor Ex-
plains Custom in Penn
syIvania /; Escapes Fine

Francis Senglar, "a, Of IL Foun-
dry road, Mahonoy City, Pa, who
was given a suspended sentence on
a charge of skip driving after he
paid damages, told Judge John l..
Gaffney in city court today that
they let you bump other cars In
Pennsylvania" where "there is an
understanding between motorists"
Sanglar, who was involved in a
crash with a car operated by Clar-
ence Reed, 80, OF % Carmen street
at Washington avenue and Bank
street last night, quickly agreed
with Judge Gaffney, however, that
"the law in Pennsylvania on skip
driving is the same as in other
states"
After spending the night in Jail
in default of bond, Senglar told the
court that there was nothing he
could do but bump Reeds car when
he was caught in traffic jam. The
bump was so light, he said, that he
believed Reed would take it In the
Pennsylvania way"
Judge Gaffney impressed on him
the necessity of stopping after
every collision, no matter how APP
parently Insignificant. He then sus-
pended sentence after Senglar paid
damages to Reeds car.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
u. s.. Senator Danaher
To Speak Here Friday
Paul L. Cornell, Candidate for Senator, Also to Adj
dress Young COP. at County Meeting; Post Club

licans at the Brooklyn Y. M. G. A.
tomorrow night. Invited to attend
are town committeeman, district
leaders and party workers in Dis
tricts ga, 3-5 and Az. Plans for
campaign activity in the three dis
tricts will be made.
The town committee plans similar
meetings in other sections of the
city during the next two weeks.
Several hundred are expected to
attend the Young Republican rally
Friday night. In addition to Sena-
tor Danaher and Mr.. Cornell, there
will be several other speakers, in
GLIDING candidates for office.
Senator Danaher is not up for
election this year, while Mr.. Cornell
is opposing the Democratic incum-
bent, U. S. Senator Francis T. Ma
lOneV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Registration Day!

Mayor Vincent A. sculv today asked an seclve
themselves win their draft rsgrson center
report ct the place listed for his voting district
EgSbIes who are in o. otherwise unable report registration
in their district should telephone the town clerks office anl
egbIes there win be registered
The list Of registration places presiding follows
WARD
Ward l. District l. Crosby high school, L. j.
ward l. Destrict q; WeltOn school, James Coleman
District 8, Walsh school, Arthur B. Buchanan
Ward l. district 5, sioonm school, John j. Tansney
Ward i District 8, Chase school, Aidan DOnahue
WARD
ward District l. Wfby high school, Joseph r. Kennedy.
Ward District 2, briggs school, John N. Brophy
Ward q District 8, Kngsbmy school, Alfred Kenney
Ward,2, District 4 Bishop school, James J.
Ward District Webster school Thomas :. Nolan
District g, Abbott school, Charles e. WOOdloCk
Ward q District = Sprague school, John A. Dillon
WARD
Ward s. District Hin school, Alexander.
Ward s. District B. Russell school, r. l. PaIatine.
\ District A. Tinker school, Paul Perazeni
District s. Duggan school, John G. Gimartin.
Ward ; District s. 9. Marsarets school George Grady
Ward District J. ST. Magarets school, J. Frank Boland
Ward District s. City Hall, James A. Moran.
WARD
Ward A. District Naloney school, Clarence E. Tappin
District q Begnal school, Frank M. skehan.
District B. Washington school, Frank B. Farrell
Ward A. District A. Hopevile school, James ONeM
WARD
Ward s. District Meman school, Ambrose G. Egan.
District g. Mucahy school, Daniel Kemp
District a. Anderson school, John Kinney.
District Hendricken Mccarthy
Ward S. District g. Anderson school, Ross Chamberlain.
Ward s. District y Chase school, James Murphy.
Waterbury hospital Roy Walch.
st. Marys hospital Fitzpatrick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
VAUDEVILLE ACTS
FEATURE BENEFIT

Two capacity audiences witnessed
q splendid program Of vaudeville
acts in Temple Hall yesterday aft
ernoon and last evening. Profess
sional talent provided the various
specialities that made the program
an outstanding one. The show was
staged under the auspices OF Zindah
Grotto for the benefits Of the
Masonic Home at Wallingford.
Medical and surgical equipment will
be purchased for the home an
nounced Monarch Clarence w.
Slator. He voiced the appreciation
Of the grotto for the splendid pub
lie response 10 the committees eff
forts.
Joseph J. Gaber was general
chairman and Richard d. Benson
was co-ehaiFman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
JOHN KEEFE GETS
PURSE AT DINNER

John Keefe of Magill street,
whose marriage to Miss Irene Null
vile Of Hillside avenue takes place
next Saturday morning in st. Mar
garet's church, was honored yester-
day afternoon at testimonial din
ner at the Hopper Kettle. William
Murray officiated as postmaster
The honored guest was presented
with purse by his friends in at
tendance and with a travelling bag
by Michael Calvin. Bob Thompson
and John Dolan were in charge of
arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
WCTU FARLEY
OPENS TOMORROW

Many delegates from various
cities of the state will gather in
this city tomorrow and Wednesday
for the two day convention of the
Connecticut Women's Christian
Temperance Union at the First
Methodist church. Final arrange
ments for the affair win be COM
pleted at a meeting of the execu-
tive board this afternoon.
Mrs. Everett Stanley of Wymar
street will be in charge of reserva-
tons for the dinner which will be
open to the public. Several men,
bers of the national chapter will be
in attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
An0stasio Pays
SO For NoHe OF
Speeding Charge

DIR. Frank Anastasl0. ~; Of
New Haven, Democratic can
didate for state treasured, was
granted . noIIe on payment Of
$40 IN city court today on .
charge q speeding.
Prosecuting Attorney Michael
J. GaIuIIo recommended the
nOIle, saying the payment had
already been made.
DIR. AnastasIO was given a
ticket by Motor PatrOIman
John DriscOlI early Friday
morning on ThOmastOn ave-
Z LIZ Z 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
DOLAN HAS AUTO
CHARGE PUT OVER

Thomas Dolan, IS, of 10 Louns-
bury avenue, arrested yesterday on
a charge of taking a car without
permission, was given continuance
until Jan. IA and told to report twice
week to the probation officer
when arraigned before Judge John
L. Gaffney in city court today. He
pleaded guilty to taking a car owned
by Anthony Distefano, of Fuller
street.
William Murphy, %, of % Rail-
road Hill street, charged with
breach of the peace, was given a
stay until Nov. IA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
PALOMBA TO ATTEND
FARLEY AT N. Y. CITY

Attorney Frederick w. Palomba,
former Republican town chairman,
will attend a dinner meeting We'd
nesday evening Of the COMMITTEE
of 100" at the Hotel Commodore in
New York. The committee will map
plans for an intensive last-minute
campaign for votes for Wendell l..
Willkie among persons Of italian de-
scent.
The dinner has been arranged by
the eastern division of the Republi-
can national committee. National
Committeeman Samuel F. Pryor Of
Connecticut will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

U. s. Senator John A. Danaher
and Paul L. Cornell, Republican
candidate for the states other SEN
ate post, win be the principal
speakers at rally at Concordia hall
Friday night. The campaign gath
ering is to be sponsored by the New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
|ELKS' COMMITTEE
MEETS WEDNESDAY
Newly Appointed Defense
Unit to Discuss Defense
Program Plans

An organization meeting of the
Elks' National Defense Committee
will be held on Wednesday evening
at the. Elks' Home on West Main
street. Acting in cooperation with
Supreme Lodge officers Exalted
Ruler Harry x. Cashin has named
a special committee of prominent
members to serve on the local de-
Tense committee. 1t is part of the
national program of the Elks to play
leading part in the program of de-.
Tense in their respective commune
ties.
Judge Patrick Healey is chair
man of the local committee which
includes: Francis T. Reeves, DR.. M.
A. OHara, Walter Jarvis, E. Robert
Stevenson, Lieut.. Colonel william j.
Shanahan, William j. Verriker, E.
Vincent Maloney, Francis T. Calvin
and Robert Lagerquist.
When Uruguay recently called
for volunteers for military training
~ IA = =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
U. S. Senator

q, 5. Senator
Haven County Young Mems Repub-
lican clubs.
Plans for the rally were an
nounced by Harold K. Hadley, pres
ident of the Young Mems Republic
can club of Waterbury, who de-
scribed it as one of the major rail-
lilies of the campaign.
Other Republican activity today
included the announcement of
plans for the formation of POST
for-Senator club at Republican
headquarters on Center street to-