The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11

Carmella Codelal, AdrS. Benny Zollo, Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Della Capello, Lucy Pappana, Julia DeCarlo, Julia RosSa Watkins, Mrs. Anthony Pes- anelli, Mrs. Virginia Celello, and Mrs. Jospeh Mingrone.
 Mrs. Frank Mastropietro, Gather inc Nardello, Mary Spadola, Mrs. Marie LaFona, Mrs, Mary Marine, Rose Nardello, Mrs. Rose Candido, Mary Dandido, Mrs. Grace Pandol- fe, Mrs. John Celello, Mrs. E. Gar gania, Mrs. Earl Scheithe, Angie Fa,cone, Loretta Spadola, Mrs Car- mela Credoo, Mrs. Rocco Mariana, Marjorie Mariana Mrs. Frances Tri- ano, Mrs Rose Sardone, Mrs. Olga Russo, Theresa Minervir1a, Mary Minervina, Mrs. Felix Cariello, Mrs. Della Mariana, Mrs. Theresa Guth- rie, Tessie Sable and Mrs. Charles Zollo.
 Mrs. Carmel Sabia, Ethel Sodlosky Mrs. Gene Mastrangeli, Mrs. Mary Triano, Joseph Triano, Mrs. J. Rado Mrs. Julia Pantozzi, Mrs. Mary Aq- uavia, Mary Sabia, Mrs. Charles Graficanti, Mrs. Margaret Chiswell, Jane Sabia, Mrs. Maria G. Sabia, Mrs. Jack Sabia, Mrs. John Gaiet- te, Florence Galiette, Mrs. J. Presto, Jane Savia, May zollo, Gertrude Conlon, Lillian De Maio, Mrs. Vic toria Geloso Mrs. Charles Santora, Lucy Sileo, Mrs. Mary Molgano, Jo- sephine Molgano, Mrs. Ann Sum- shine, Mrs. Anthony Santore, Della Santore. Lucille Cantangelo Mary Leane, Mrs. Rose Summa, Cora Gle mente, Mrs. William Capello, Angie Stalick, and Maria Adorna.
 Mrs. Fred LeBrie, Mrs. Della Spa- dola, Mrs. Frances Mariana, Mrs. Angie Graham, Mrs. Mary Palma, Madaline Blanchard, Marion Blan- chard, Mrs. Mary DeLeo, Mollie Wells, Catherine Galiette, Millie Ga- liette, Mrs. Helen Brophy, Mrs. c. Reilly, Mrs. Marguerite Galiette, Mrs. Florence Lawson, Mrs. Angie Click, Miss Maria Click, Mrs. Anna Mollico,- Kay Deegan, Mrs. Julia Rusante, Mrs. Paumi, Mrs. A. Li- none, Mrs Rose Vietlli, Gertie Dis. tiso, Mrs. Charles Triano, Theresa Limone, Mrs. Gibino, Lena Bart lett, Jeanette Michelette, and Mrs. Emily Cirrillo.
 Officers Chosen
 Most officers of the Millville Lib- rary Association were reelected at the annual meeting in the library last night. Officers chosen were: AL bert Mai, president; Mrs. Charles Jones, vice-president; Paul Passeck, secretary and treasurer. Edwin Spencer was elected trustee for three years succeeding Harry Sawczuk. Other directors whose terms have not expired are Henry Newman and Frank Anderson.
 The society plans to improve the library and make other repairs. It also plans turkey, supper and a dance for November IA.
 5Oth Anniversary
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Kraus of Milville were feted by friends at their home last night, the occasion being their 50th wedding anniver- Sary.
 The couple were presented with purse, and also a beautiful anniver- scary wedding cake. About 40 guests attended.
 Bakery Sale
 Homemade cakes, pies, breads, cookies and do-nuts will be offered in Bakery Sale by the Hillside Congregational church Y. P. s. to- morrow from II a. m. to p. m. in Culver's Floral Shop. Harriet An derson is chairman of the committee in charge, who together with Elea- nor Jepzell will fill telephone orders.
 Harris Whittemore, Jr., chairman of the Republican town committee, last night labeled report that Wen- edll Willkie doesn't stand much of a chance in his race for the preSi- dency as Democratic propaganda" and told the convention Don't you believe it." at the G. O. P. town con- vention.
 Frank L. Bradbury and Robert G. Schildgen verde chosen as the party nominees for representative, no con- test occurring.
 Addressing the convention, MT. Whittemore asserted that the report minimizing Willkie's chances has been circulated in some quarters and chased it as nothing but Demo- cratic propaganda.
 MT. Willkie has a very good chance. The state of Connecticut will go Republican without any question and Willkie stands good chance of carrying the nation," MT. Whittemore said.
 Claremant I. Tolles, chairman of the convention, informed the group that Frank Johnson, Republican