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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Atty. william Kerry
f05 Crntiot Ave.
No. 277tss


County ~ wayne
~ a session Of fhe Prohats Court fue
sald county q WRvns helf a. m. Pro
hate court Room IN the city ~ nsfrni,
IN 'he twerfy-fourfh DAY ~ January IN
The year one thousand nina hundred ana
fof'r Present rAiriek u. o'Rrien. judy.
~ Probate
In The Matter - tho Estate Of Daisy
Mi hsil Main. Deceased
on reading an5 fins the 7stition ~
T. shersrf rrayinr that sduinistrs-
ton ~ said estate be granted - william
Ferry or some other suitable person
u ~ ordered That The frsi day ~
March nevf - ten o'ciock IN the FORE
nom Or said Court Room he appointed
for hearing Ha't petition.
And - IL ,srtner Ordered That :, y
90 tbs order be ruhiishet ihr@a success
size weeks previous n saii tirne ~ hear-
INK IN the Detroit Tribune newspaper
nrlnied snd circulating IN sad County
O, Wayne.
PATRr~K Y o-nrrEN
judge 81 Prohsts
"a 'r1e -opvl
Deputy Probate Register
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Mrs. Jane Dabney Shackelford,
author Of the "ChIId's Story Of
the Negro" who spoke nj the
annual tea observing "Negro
History Week" Sunday, Feb. Is
mt the walker Casino, Indian
apoIIs. Organizer OF the Indiana
branch OF the Association for
the Study Of Negro Life and
History, Mrs. ShackeIford IL
active In civic affairs In Terre
Haute, being secretary OF the
Girl Scout Lenders assocla-
tlon and recording secretary OF
the Recreation Advisory board,
Of which she Is the only color
ed member.
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VNF'tR ~ ~ DIN RitVN
CHARLES P,rEr. Piain,ifs. va
VERONA RABEr. nefc-dan'
~ session ~ salf court heid a., ne
county Building - me Cffv - Det . 9.
IN fhe County - wavre ant STATE -
Mirhiean. on this ninth day % Iar A.
H. l9fn
Present HONOR NRrr JAMES y.
cHENor Circuit Judge
T. appearing from affidsvt nsr.is
ana attached that the Defendant can
not b. served NTH process isslinA out
n THIS court because she r. hevond tho
inrisiirtion thereof n ihst the said
Defendant resides AZ Henoe Megg sa-
Vos cross' Austria Hungary
on motion of : Flanagan. attor-
nev Tor the Piainflff
~ - ordered thar me asif Defendant
aprcnr and answer fhe said R.il of
Complaint within three t7l months
from dafe hereof Or the same NAV be
taken - confessed
II IL further ordered that COP, Of
'his. order shall p. sert ~ register
ef-naii ~ the Defendant ~ her last
known address and a iike-cory he pub
she'd IN the Detroit Tribune a weekly
Newspaper circulated IN the County
- WAYNE ana ths state ~ Michigan
JAMES p. cEENor.
cireuit Judgs
- True copyi
CASTER }. L1NCEMAS
cicrk
Nv Herbert Schmidt
Deputy clerk i-so--s-7.
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o01 v. Adams Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the ,qr-
cult Court for the County OF WAYNE 10
Char Gerry.
No. eaGOs0
ORDER or PUBLICATION
NAlGARFT pARHAM Plaintiff. "
RoOs WELT PARHAN Defendant.
At session OF said Court held az the
Court House IN the city ~ Detroit on
the twenty-third dsy Of January. A. d.
1870
Present: HON. JAMES " cHENoT.
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof Nv affidavit show
inr that n cannot be ascsrtained IN
what state Or country the defendant
now resides and his present where's bouts
r. unknown. that MS last known resi-
cence was care of General Delivery
CITY Of Dallas County of Dallas and
stste Of Texas
on Motion or Lewis a Rowiete. A..
torueys for pialnfiff. n IL ordered that
the said defendant ROOSEVELT PAR
HAM. enter his appearance IN said
cause ~ - hefcre three a., months
from the date OF this order OF the hlli
81 complaint Filed herein may DO taken
A. confessed anf that said order be pub.
lished ana copy thereof 49, "a upon
The defendant ~ registered mail ~
required ~ law In such eases made
and provided.
JAMES n. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge.
q. True copyl
CASTER LfNGEMAN.
clerk
~ A. c. rrNERowIrz
DepaU Clerk. t-t-s-ta
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DETRoIT TRIBUNE 11ls St Antoine. Detroit. Mich
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Chas. Campbell.
Lawyer

Chas. Campbell.
Lawyer
aesf Erskine 81
STATE 0F MICHIGAN tho Circuit
cour, for the County 81 wayns In
Chancery
MAnEt. RHODES. riainfiff. -
LEONARD RH0nFs Defendant.
No. eos. s6s
ORDER or PtBIIcATIO
~ session Of Reid court held IN
tho city % Detroit on the end day OF
Feb 1eio
Present, THE HON. SHERMAN D.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge,
!, satisfactorily appearing BY afn-
da,it on file that defendant il not a
resident Of tho state OF Michigan bn,
resides ~ THE Mii.NER HOTEL.
ROOM % NIAGARA FALLS. NEw
YORK
II 10 ordered that he appear her,in
three months from the date ~ this or
der Or the hin 81 complaint filed hers
In may be taken as confessed and that
this order be scr, ed and published ac-
cordinr.to law and copy thereof mail
- n the said defendant AT his last
known address
SHERMAN y. CALENDER.
Circuit Iadse.
CASPER J. LlNGEMAN.
clerk
nv 4. G TENERowIcz.
Deputy Clerk s-i'-S-so.
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Attys Lewis = Rowlette
60s v. Adams Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN

Attvs Lewis 4 R0wlette
a0s v. Adams Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN
So
County OF Wayne
No. ess-ass
At session % the Probate Court Tor
said County OF Wayne hold a. the Pro-
bate court Room IN the city NJ Detroit.
on the twenty-second cay ~ January
In tho year one thousand nine hundred
and forty
Present PATRICK ~ o'RRirN.
Judge ~ Probate
In tho Matter Of fha Estate - re r.
ERT BERRY. q minor
on reading snd fling no petition %
thu said ROBERT REnrY rrnvirg
that RENINMIN J. McFALL he ap-
printed NJ. guardian;
II IL ordered. That tho 'vcnfv-sixfh
day ~ February. next ~ ten o'ciock In
N forenoon ~ said Court Room he ap-
pointed for hearing said petition
And II IL further Ordered TAsf a
copy of this order Be published three
successive weeks previous 20 sid time
~ hearing. IN tha Detroit Tribune q
newspaper printed md circulating IN
said County ~ Wayne
PATRICK n o'BRlEN
Judge OF Probate.
a True copv)
EAy HAFEif
Deputy Probate Register ,-s-.--t
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atty., slmmou. 9 pies

Attys. slmmons g Bihb
5aS Gratiot Ave
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN tho Circuit
Gerry.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
IDEAL WHITEHEAD Plaintiff ..
MINNIE WHITEHEAD Defendant.
A. a session ~ said court held IN
tho Court Vouse IN q CIV ~ letro l.,
Mica on ihs twen'y ''st d-v OF Lee
A. D. 1872
Present Honorable Robert Toms.
Circuit judge
Ia mi. cau.e 10 nppeafine frari . =
fH,f nr rit fh4f nft. tlnf
search and inquiry II cannot be ascer-
tr.'ttt rgl1fs
on motion ~ sirmou and Blob. At
torneys for Plaintiff.
1T IL ordered that Minnie white
head appear and answer the bill Of
complaint filed IN this cause within
order. or said nil will be taken a.
confessed against her.
II ~ further ordered that . copy
Of this order be published ACCORDING
- law in the Detroit Tribune and also
that a cory of this order he sent by
registered mail 20 said defendant At
her last known address ist0-pth
Street. Maridian Mississippi.
ROBERT " TONS
Circuit Judge
"a true copy,
cAsPAR J. LINcEMAN
Clerk
HERBERT SCHMIDT
Deputy Clerk It's. et
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ORDER or rrBIIcATI0N


RICHARD MccLEsTER. Plaintiff vs.
FLORENCE MccLEsTER. Defendant.
A. a session % tho said Court held
in the Court House in the county
Building. at the city % Detroit. Mich
iean. on the sixth day ~ February. A..
ID. 1910.
Present HON. SHERMAN n. CAL
LENDER Circuit judge.
In this cause. n appearing nv sffl-
davit on file. that ihe defendant
FLORENCE McCLEsTER. II no. res
ident 81 the state OF Michiran. nor does
she reside anywhere Within tho state
bat thar the said Defendant Is res
ldent ~ The State % Pennsylvanla and
that the last known address OF said
Defendant IN said state was.
No sO7 Mcdonald St.
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County. Penn.
on motion NJ HAMILTON JUNIOR
Attorney for the Plaintiff II is ordered.
THAT the Defendant. FLORENCE Nc
CHESTER. appear and answer the Rii
~ Complaint filed herein AGAINST her
In this cause within THREE isl
MONTHS from tho date 81 this order
or said Blli of Complaint will he taken
a. confessed aeainst her.
10 IL further Ordered. That copy
~ this order be published In sons
Newspaper printed published or clrcu-
lated in this County as II required Nv
Law. and that copy Of this order he
mailed ia Defendant AZ her last known
address BY Registered Mail and that
= Return Receipt be demanded there
for.
SHERMAN n. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
a True Cow,
CASPER J. LINGEMAN.
Clerk
nv 4. c. TENEROwrcz.
49, "a
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Atty g. y. Flanagan
1878 r. Dawson Ave
ORDTR or rrnTTcATTov

STATE or MICHIGAN IN ths Cir
ci'i Court ;or fhe County ~ wayne =
t~f1nra~.
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Atty. Hamilton Junior
1879 Beaublen IT.


STATE or MICHIGAN in ihs circuit
Court FOR the County OF WAYNE in chan
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ATTY. ,. L. Dav-nrort
No. ea5.9Is
nRnEn m nj nIlfarIf

STATE or MICHIGAN In The Cir
cult Court for the County 81 wayne tn
Chancery.
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Chas Campbell
LAWYER
nnaI Ir.klnn 81.


eeef Erskine -.
STATE OF MICHIGAN N. occult
Court FOR the County ~ Wayne In
ChRncerv.
LORETTA SQUIRT Plaintiff. W
JACK SQUIRT Defendant
No 9eS.ses
ORDER or rVBIICATfCN
AZ session ~ said court held n
the city ~ Detroit on the 18TH dsy OF
Jan 1870
Present, THE Hon JAMES v CHE
NOT. Circuit Judge.
10 satisfactorily appearing ~ affl-
davlt on file that defendant r. not a
resident ~ the state 81 Mlchiesn but
resides ~ 80 North Park Avenue War
rem. ohio.
n 10 ordered that he appear herein
within three mouths from tho date ~
this order or tho hin 81 complaint flied
herein may he taken as confessed aud
that this order he served and polished
according ~ law and a copy thereof
mailed 20 defendant az his last known
address
JAMES r. cffFNor
Circuit judge
"a True Copyl
CASPER J. LINCEMAN.
Clerk
nv 4. C. rrNERowIcz
Deputy Clark t-tI--t-so.
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Aitys Lewis 4 Rowlette
AOfE. Adam. Axenne

STATE OF MrrHIGAN IN IN. rl-~r
conr; for the County % Wayne IN Char
Gerry
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STATE OF MICHIGAN In the OH
cult Court for the County Of Wayne
Chancery
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Wayne l.
Chancery
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Home

Continued From Page BID
Evening star., 1940-10-26

for economy of space and comfort
of living. All the rooms are large.
Big windows are another feature.
Constructed of brick with stone
and clapboard front, the new home
contains 10 rooms, three baths. in
addition to large recreation room
and the customary heater and util-
ity room in the basement.
The house has a high location.
Exceptionally attractive views may
be had from most of the windows.
The lot is II feet wide. A very at
tractive lear yard has lily pool,
rock garden and a large amount Of
space for gardening and recrea-
tional activities.
The new home bears the indorse-
ment of tine Silver Star Homes Com
mittee. group of five experts in
housing who examined the house
carefully. This committee is headed
by James S. Taylor of the Federal
Housing Administration. Other
members include: John Nolen, jr.,
director Of planning of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission; Irwin S. Porter, promi-
nent architect; Edwin H. Rosen-
garten, builder. member of the firm
OF Davis, Wick e. Rosengarten
and Fred A. Smith. immediate past
president of the Washington Real
Estate Board.
Open each day during the exhibi-
ton period from 10 in the morning
until 9 at night, the home may be
reached by driving out Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. to Westmore-
land Circle, at the District line
Turn right on Wetherill road to Al
bemarle street and follow Albemarle
three blocks to the property. Di-
Evening star., 1940-10-26

heads Of their own reai estate firms
or partners or officers of real estate
companies and active members Of
their local real estate boards. The
Women's Council was formed to give
an opportunity for these women to
come to know each other and to dis
cuss work that wonler. are accom-
plishing in the real estate field. For
the council meeting special survey
of activities of women realtors Is
being made by the association.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Realty Convention
Program Includes
Women S Luncheon
Recently Formed Council
To Hold Meeting in
Philadelphia Nov. Ia

Women realtors OF the United
States will come into their own at
the annual convention Of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards in Philadelphia. The Wom-
ems Council, recen:lv formed, will
have a luncheon meeting Novem-
Der IA.
Grace d. Fletcher Huntington
Park, Calf, chairman, will preside.
Mrs. Fletcher, a director ex officio
Of the national association and a
director Of the California Real Es-
tate Association, is a former presi-
dent Of the Southeast Realty Board,
Evening star., 1940-10-26

women Of all the Americas empha-
sized that the mental conception Of
all the people Of the Americas is
the substance of which unity must
be achieved She asked women on
both sides of the equator to take
their part in achieving that equi-
table friendship, based on mutual
understanding, which must be the
basis Of continental unity.
There are more than 1000 women
within the association who are
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Huntington Park, and former state
chairman Of the woman's division
of the California association.
Mrs. Mary Avery. Miami realtor
will tell of observations she made
during recent trip to South Amer
ica as a representative of the Pan
American League Mrs. Avery, in
ternational secretary of the PAN
American League, in all interconti-
mental broadcast over the Argentine
state radio from Buenos Aires to the
Evening star., 1940-10-26

room where this table would serve
as breakfast table in an alcove of
the larger room, or in a separate
breakfast room, or incorporated
with other pieces in other parts of
the house.
The scale and design is severe
enough so that it could be matched
with living room pieces to make an
attractive living dining room and
though the scale is small. it may
accomplish a more formal atmos-
phere than the pieces usually Of
fered in this wood and at this price
The chairs may be purchased In
the leatherette seats in white. coral
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Here are the requisites for an
attractive small dining room for
less than $50. Sedately modern in
design, the furniture is made of
maple, that standby for long wear,
finished in pale honey tone that
is very useful
For the small apartment without
q dining room, this could be used
in large window of the living
room, as suggested in the picture
above. AS a starter set for young
marrieds.' it fits nicely into the
budget and may be used later with
matching pieces in a large dining
Evening star., 1940-10-26


The Baltimore Lumber Co. is hold
Ing open house this afternoon at
their new retail lumber yard at 1900
New York avenue NE. The invi-
tations for the opening sent out by
the company were unusual, in that
they were printed on piece Of
wood.
During the past week the District
Real Estate Commission issued
licenses as real estate brokers to A.
S. Gardiner & Co., 1881 L street
NV; A. S. Gardiner. jr., 1851 L
street NV: Wimbert M. Gardiner,
1881 L street NV; N. R. Robinson,
trading as N. R. Robinson & Sons,
2O5 Riggs Bank Building, Fourteenth
street and Park road NV; Morris
Silberg, trading as Acme sales &
Finance Co., 1926 G street NV;
Dowling-Clark Realty Co., 1Ol D
street NE; Herbert L. Downing. l0l
D street NE, and George l.. Clark,
jr., 1Ol D street NE.
Real estate salesmen'S licenses
we're issued to Albert N. Lobl, South
ern Building; Alex Feinberg, South
ern Building; w. Don Robertson
OPT Fifteenth street NV; Arthur
Christian Lampe, 20l Investment
Building, and Leon Sahm, To
Fourteenth street NV.
Application for real estate brokers
licenses were received from Vera A.
Carter, 1921 Eye street NV. and
Frank H. Hibberd, 3402 Rhode Island
avenue, Mount Rainier, Md.
Applications for real estate sales
mems licenses were received from
H. Stanley Holmes, 11l9 Seventeenth
street NV; Milton Isen, Woodward
Building, and Joseph P. Blaylock,
6O4 F street NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
SHOP TALK
News About Builders
And Real Estote
Personalities

approximately $50 Washington
realtors, businessmen and District
officials attended the Dime,
Wednesday night at Columbis
Country Club. given for Fred A
Smith. who retired this month as
president of the Washington Rea
Estate Board. The dinner and en-.
tertainment both were good. Mr
smith was presented with a plaque
oy Waverly Taylor, current head
Of the board.
Seated at the head table with
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Taylor were
J. Russell Young and Col David
McCoach. jr.. District Commission
ers; James E. CollifloWer, president
Of the Washington Board of Trade;
William l.. King, Thomas D. Lewis
Il. Clifford Bangs, John Saul. Charlie;
c. Koones, William j. Flather. jr.:
Roger j. Whiteford, John l.
Weaver. Arthur C. Houghton, F.
Eliot Middleton. Francis A. Murray
Frank M. Doyle and Herbert w
Pyimm.
The dinner was arranged by Ed
ward r. Carr, chairman of the
boards Program Committee. En-
tertainment included songs by Lynn
Allison of radio and supper club
Tame and Gene Archer, local radio
ttar.
Plans have been completed by
Charles c. Koones. chairman of the
Washington Real Estate Board's s
Convention Committee, to escort
the Washington delegation to the
big Philadelphia meeting of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards. The local group will leave
1T 5 pm, Tuesday, November 12,
returning the following Saturday.
Their headquarters in Philadelphia
will be the Bellevue-S -Stratford Hotel.
General sessions of the convention
will start Wednesday morning. En-
tertainment features include the
Army-Penn game Saturday after
non. Those making the trip from
the Capital include:
Waverly Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Clifford Bangs, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ris Cafritz, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Col
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dolan Dono-
hoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul o. Drury.
tdr. and Mrs. H. E. Doyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Gravatte, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Herbert, jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. A,
G. Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
L. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Koones, MI.
and Mrs. Frank j. Luchs Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Miller, Mr. and Mrs
Thornton w. Owen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Poole. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
D. Rush. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wallace
Stoever, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wein-
berg, jr., j. Wesley Buchanan. Miss
Rosalyn L. Buchanan, j. Merrill
Conner, Paul D. ( 'andall, Frank M.
Doyle, Laird Dunlop. III, Thomas
r. Evans, W. A. Furman, William
S. Green, R. G. Koenig. Worthing-
ton B. Houghton, r. C. O'Connell,
Edward T. Offutt, jr., John A. Petty,
Frank S. Phillips. Percy E. Russell
Howard D. Sullivan. Oliver NJ
Walker, Mark Winkler and Carleton
y. TreXler.
X X
The team of the Thomas ].
Fisher Co. continues to show the
way In the Realtors Bowling
League Standing of the teams fol-
lows.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

rection arrows are posted for guild
ance of visitors
The first floor plan includes
huge living room, with an adjoining
porch, a we'll l-proportioned dining
room, modern kitchen, and another
room which may be used either as
a breakfast room or small study.
The latter room has an attractive
bay window overlooking the garden.
There are four bedrooms and two
baths on the second floor The third
floor contains a large library. the
walls of which are lined with book
shelves; maids room and bath.
This third floor is finished in the
same attractive way as the second.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Locating q Roof Leak
To locate a leak in the roof in
dry weather a garden hose can be
played on the approximate location.
An examination of the inside should
follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
ALIEN TOTAL
 WEARS 10000 Registration Figure to Ap- prOach It Today; Final
 Date Is Dec. 26

An announcement by William J. Phelan, head of local alien registra- ton bureau, yesterday afternoon in- dicated that the 10000 mark would be reached today.
 Close to 100 persons yesterday plodded thruogh the snow and over slippery pavements to the federal building to bring registrations here to figure slightly over $500.
 Final date for alien registration is Dec. 26. It was indicated that the good time to register would be not later than hte 14th, as employees of the post office are aiding in the work of registration but will have to devote most of their time to the Christmas mail rursh which usually begins around the 18th of the month.
 Prospective registrants are urged to visit the post office building not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
New Code For City
 Recommended; Some
 Opposition Expected
Board of Aldermen Must Consider Revision, MOdern-
 izatiOn- Factories Believed Against Licensing K of Numerous Electricians

fered to replace one in effect since 1926, would require the licensing of all journeymen electricians. It would also require all factory elec- tricians to secure licenses. Another provision would be the raising of fees charged by the city.
 Principal opposition to the ord- inance, it is reported, comes from several local factories, whose of ficials object to the requirement. that their electricians secure city licenses. At present only master electricians are licensed.
 Members of the Association of Electrical Contractors have spoken informally of submitting the pro- posed ordinance directly to the board of aldermen, with a recom- mendation that it be adopted.
 A committee of the Board of AL dermen was appointed some months ago to take up with the corporation counsel the problem of eliminating obsolete ordina. cs and bringing other ones up to date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
JOSEPH MACNAMO.
 NAUCATUCK, DIES
Veteran Chemical COm= pany EmplOye to Be In=
 tered Monday A. M.
Special to The Democrat)

Naugatuck, Dec. 6-Joseph Mag namo, 55, of 45 High street, father of five children, died this morning at St. Mar5's hospital, Waterbury. He was born in Italy, but resided in the borough 31 years, being employed for the past 20 years at the Nauga- tuck Chemical company and at the Naugatuck Water company previous to that time.
 The funeral, in charge of the Buckmiller funeral home, will take place Monday morning from the home on High street to St. Francis church where solemn high mass vii lbe celebrated. Interment will be in St. James cemetery here. Time of the funeral is incomplete. Friends may cal lat the home after o'clock tomorrow evening.
 He is survived by his wife, Maria, of this town; two sons, Rocco and Frank Magnano, both of this town; three daughters, Mrs. Joseph Mor- mile of Shelton, Mrs. Peter Rota- tori of this town, and Miss Antoinete Magnamo of thi stown; and a brother Vito, of this town.
 The deceased was a very active member of the Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles.