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Evening star., 1940-01-28
Miss Violet Edna Hobbs
MarrieS MIR. j. A. Hahn.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams Hahn
have returned from their wedding
trip and are making their home at
54O2 Third street. The bride is the
former Miss Violet Edna Hobbs,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Haviland Hobbs of Chevy Chase,
D. c., and Mr.. Hahn is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L. Hahn, also Of
the District of Columbia. Their
wedding took place December % at
3 o'clock in the River Road United
Presbyterian Church, with the Rev.
Virgil M Crosby officiating. Senor
Arsenic Ralon, violinist, played the
wedding music and Miss Ruth
French was the vocalist, while Mrs.
Helen Grif1en was the organist.
Poinsettla, palms and two rusic
candelabras holding lighted candles
decorated the church, where the
bride was gwen in marriage by her
father. She wore a gown Of ivory
velvet, and her long veil was held
by the same wreath of orange blos-
SONS which was worn by her mother.
She carried a bouquet Of white
roses.
Mrs. Alfred S. Coiner of Washing
ton was her sisters matron of honor,
wearing a plum color velvet dress
and carrying bouquet of tea roses.
Mrs. Albert E. Mcpherson, another
sister OF the bride, was the other
attendant, wearing sapphire blue
velvet and carrying talisman roses
Little Barbara Jordon, the flower
girl, wore a turquoise velvet dress
trimmed with white lace and car
ried basket of mixed flowers.
Mr.. Harry Upper of Silver Spring
Md, was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Harold F. Hobbs of Coro-
nado, Calf, and Mr.. George M
Moore of Washington.
A reception followed the wedding
and was held at the home OF the
brides parents. For travelling Mrs
Hahn wore a bottle green velvet suit
with matching hat trimmed with
leopard fur and accessories OF bot
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Webster Blom and Mr.. Frank Put

1ldIu.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides parents following the
ceremony. Palms and white flowers
decorated the house The bride and
bridegroom were assisted in receiv-
ing the guests by their mothers.
Mrs. Milans was dressed in gray
with powder blue, accessories. She
wore a corsage of orchids. Mrs.
Lyon was dressed in dusty rose with
matching accessories. She also wore
a corsage of orchids.
For her travelling costume the
bride wore blue crepe dress, over
which she wore black seal coat with
blue accessories.
They will make their home at 1918
Concord avenue.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Miss King and DR.. Castell
Wed in December,

The marriage of Miss Martha
Anne King, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. King of this city, and
DR.. Richard B. Castell, son of DR..
and Mrs. Louis B. Castell, also OF
Washington, took place December
q at 8 o'clock in the evening at All
Souls Memorial Church. DR.. H. H.
D. Sterrett performed the ceremony.
and Miss Lorraine Germann, the
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Miss Loeb Leaving

Miss jeanette Loeb will leave
soon to spend a year in Miami. She
will be a guest for several months
Of Mrs Benjamin AL Axleroad and
then take an apartment.
Evening star., 1940-01-28


leries in Europe-especially in
France-where many of his can
vases are owned. She expressed
herself as being particularly CRATE
full to Mr.. Ruel Tolman, director Of
the National Collection of Fine
Arts, Smithsonian Institution, for
his suggestions and for lending
Brittany Sunday"-that charming
Vail picture owned by the Smith
sonian, for the exhibit.
All Of Artists Media
Represented in Exhibit.
It is not often in this life that the
interests, ambitions and tastes of
two people have been so closely knit
as were those of Mrs. Vail and her
late husband. Walking around the
gallery with her and listening to an
amusing incident or some delightful
contact that caused the painting of
some particular picture was almost
like being in the presence Of the
artist himself. Mrs. Vail calls the
exhibit a Memorial Exhibition Of
Paintings" 1t has brought to-
gether all Of the several media--oil.
water color and pastel-in which
the artist excelled.
As we stopped before one of his
favorite pictures, canvas of rare
loveliness, a moonlight scene in
Venice, Mrs. Vail spoke Of her hus-
bands love for Venice, especially in
the autumns, and said it was there
he found his true self Impression
ism came more into his work and
the lyricism which was a part Of
his nature had full play. He al
ways contended, she said. that there
was color in black, and it was in
Venice and parts of Switzerland
that he could give it its full values.
1t brought out the brilliant, vibrant
colors of which he was fond as well
as the pastel shades so satisfying
in his pictures at Lake Como. We
stopped before one of his later pic
lures painted at Como-"The Tree
of the Villa Carlotta" :. quite un-
like his other pictures. The scene
gave the suggestion Of laissez
faire existence which Mrs. Vail
said they always enjoyed there.
Most Of Portrait Work
In Immediate Family
Evening star., 1940-01-28

soloist, was accompanied by DR..
w. H. o. MeGehee at the organ.
The church was decorated with
evergreens and holly, and on the
altar there were poinsettias and
lighted candles.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore lovely
gown OF ivory satin and Viennese
lace. Her bouquet was of lilies OF
the valley and white orchids.
Miss Iris Kinnamon was the maid
of honor, wearing dress Of melody
green with full skirt made OF two
layers of net and a brocaded lame
Jacket. An ostrich feather toque OF
matching green and an arm bouquet
of deep red roses completed her
costume.
Misses Anne Kinnamon, Gather
inc Waters, Kaye Pierce and Mar
gerry Davis, the bridesmaids, wore
dresses with the full skirts of white
net and silver and white lame bod
ices and a modified hustle effect.
Their toques were of white ostrich
feathers, and their bouquets were
like that of the maid of honor.
DR.. William Dudley Aud Of Silver
Spring, Md, was best man, and the
ushers we're DR.. Charles C. Cookley,
Mr.. Robert A. Mayer, Mr.. Chester
Jones and Mr.. John S. Thiemeyer,
jr., all of Washington.
The bride attended William and
Mary College and George Washing
ton University, and DR.. Castell re-
ceived his A. B. and M. D. degrees
from George Washington University
He is now assistant university phy-
sician and instructor of medicine
there. He and his bride are making
their home at 1701 Massachusetts
avenue.
For her travelling costume the
bride wore a Quaker gray crepe dress
made on princess lines, under a
full-length platinum caracul coat
and her gray felt turban was
matched by her gray accessories.
Wedding of Miss Embrey
And Mr.. Filbry Is Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Embrey OF
Virginia and Washington announce
the marriage on December 26 of
their daughter, Miss Jacqueline En-
brey, to Mr.. H. William Filbry. son
of Chief Boatswain F. w. Filbry
U. S. N, and Mrs. Filbry of An
napolis, Md, and San Diego, Calf
Because OF the recent illness of
the bridegrooms grandfather and
the absence OF his father, who is on
shipboard in Honolulu, the wedding
was simple affair which took place
at the home of the Rev. Mr.. Hall in
Madison, Va. Present were the
parents of the bride and mother of
the bridegroom and Mrs. Earl
Thompson OF Annapolis, Nd, the
aunt. of Mr.. Filbry
The bride was dressed IN moss
green with accessories to match
which showed her titan hair to its
best advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filbry will make
their home with the brides parents
in Culpeper, Va, where they recently
moved from Washington.
Mr.. Filbry is graduate of the
Tennessee Military Institute while
his bride is a graduate of Eastern
High School of Washington. Both
attended the University of Maryland
last year. They were in the univer-
sity's varsity show
Mrs. Filbry conducted a dancing
school in Washington before hel
marriage She is member ol
Theta Pi Sorority and the Opera
Club of the University of Maryland
Mr.. Filbry is a member of Delta
Sigma Phi Fraternity and the Inter.
fraternity Council of the University
Evening star., 1940-01-28

tie green suede. Her corsage was
of gardenias.
Mrs. Hahn is a graduate of Wilson
Teachers College of Washington
and her husband is graduate of
George Washington University and
a member of Sigma Tau, honorary
engineering fraternity.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

of Maryland. While at college he
was a member of the Pershing Rifles,
honorary military society; Footlight
Club, honorary dramatic fraternity,
and was business manager Of the
Opera Club. He also earned his
letter in basket ball and tennis.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19

1442-Lester Goss
1443-Spencer C.. Howell
1444-Ned Hayes Mccoy
1445-W Woodrow Frelin Burgess
1446- Robert Clifford Liddle
1447-Donald L. Francis
1448-Everett r. Vannoy
1449-Charles H. Severt
145O-Roy Thomas Hanks
1451-Edward James Parsons
1452-Edward James Parsons
1453-Quincy Russell Neal
1454-Henry Dougherty
1455-Conley Leroy Worley
1456-B. Thomas Barker
1457-Cosby Bare
1458-Bryce Lester Woodie
1459-James Norman Brown
146O-David Dellet Canter
1461-Ezra Phillips o.
1462-Blair H. Waddell
1463-William Glenn Miller
1464-Fred Brooks
1465-Walter Marvin Winebarger
1466-Raleigh M. Blackburn
1467-Lindsey Ralph Gentry
1468-Thomas c. Hardin
1469-Rascoe Royal
1470-Marvin Greer
1471-Harvie A. Combs
1472-Glenn H. Hart
1473-John H. Stewart
1474-Joseph E. Shaw
1475-Dailey Lee Miller
1476-Sanford Noah Lyall
1477-Sidney Carl Weaver
1478-Charlie Roberts
1479-Thomas E. Hopkins
1480-Todd Shepherd
l481-Raymond J. Willien
1482-Hurdle Graf Hash
1483-Jacob Willard Goodman
1484-Clarence D. Turnmire
1485-Fred H. Wilson
1486-James Roy Church
1487-Charlie Lee Jones
1488-Guy William Winebarger
1489-Lewis Wilbor johnson
1490-Russell Brown
1491-W. Carson Howell
1492-John l.. Miller
1493-Sam w. Campbell
1494-John Max Barlow
1495-Odell Buarl Jordon
1496-Worth w. Davis
1497-Clyde Daniel Nye
1498-Claude G. Lewis
1499-Ned Weaver
150O-Cicero c. Mullis
15O1-Elbert Lee Perry
15O2-William David billiard
15O3-Robert Cicero Ashley
1504-James Via Kearney
1505-Horace N. Brown
1506-Hobert Denney
15O7-Forrest Light Mcmillan
15O8-Thomas Lester Greer
15O9-Don Drury Absher
151O-J. D. Mccoy
1511-Robert Avery Hanks
1512-Spencer A. Miller
1513-Watt Martin Lambert
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19

1517-Kelly Dene Andrews.
1518-Walter Scott Parsons
1519-Clay Allen Greer
152O-Floyd A. Yates
1521-William B. Osborne
1522-Carl Edward Wagner
1523-Frank w. Rotten
1524-Robert Earl Grayson
1525-Dean J. Greer
1526-Gaither Willard Poe
1527-Don c. Lewis
1528-Connie Lee Miller
1529-Don Boyd Stuart
153O-E. B. C. Sutherland
1531-Roy r. Calhoun
1532-Hugh Dean Jessup
1533-Ray Vaughn Barlow
1534-Marion r. Miller
1535-William D. Waddell
1536-Loyd Worth Miller
1873. Paul Little
1538-Robert Bare
1539-Glenn r. Eller
154O-Jack H. Worley
1541-Roey A. Miller
1542-Moulton F. Sheets
1543-Glenn Doll Price
1544-Floyd N. Perry
1545-Wayne A. Tucker
1546-Dayton Pennington
1547-Gene Lester Croven
1548-Perry B. Houck
1549-Russ Jones
1550-Herbert C. Day
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19
More Numbers For Ashe Men
Are Announced This Week

1376-Robert Caldwell Webster
William Donald Miller
1378-Eugene Edgar Miller
137S-Riley James Turnmire
1380-Austin M. Spaulding
1381-Charles Dewitt Lewis
1382-Tester Paul Sutherland
1383-John Thos. Sutherland, j
1384-Jewel Thomas Blevins
1385-Arthur Worth Phillips
1386-Lester Paul Hart
1387-Franklin Dale Blevins
1388-Everett Franklin Brooks
1389-Tam Koontz
1390-Jesse r. Bane
1391-James Donald Walters
1392-Ernest Woodlands
1393-Arthur Clarence Roland
1394-William Smith Leek
1395-Bruner James Davis
1396-Freel Elsie Bare
1397-Earnest Allen Lambert
1398-Herman Charles Church
1399-William Donald Bare
1400-Joseph Donald Houck
1401-Worth Lee Johnson
1402-Clyde Walter Walton
14O3-Lilbert Hill Blevins
14O4-Robert Paul Sluder
1405-Rascoe Eldreth
1406-Walter Thomas Church
1407-Lundy H. Perry
1408-Burlie Worth Coldiron
1409-John Henry Leek
1401-Woodrow w. Pennington
1411-James Frank Mcmillan
1412-Lida w. Paisley
1413-Reaber Herman Powers
1414-Russell Miller
1415-Neal Garlin Gaultney
1416-Richard Delbert Wilcox
1417-Lawrence c. Parsons
1418-Coleman M. Payne
1419-Walter Bassett Young
1420-Ernie Miller
1421-Howard Amos Sullivan
1422-Elzie Cooper
1423-Ralph J. Roland
1424-James William Pollard
1425-Victor Alonzo Roark
1426-Gather John Miller
1427-Larry Roe Emerson
1428-Joseph Howell Garvey
1429-Kyle Morgan Sumate
1430-James Charlie Hoosier
1431-John Robert Harris
1432-Callie Grant Severt
1433-Jasper Blevins
1434-Avery James Farmer
1435-James D. R. Mahala
1436-Earl Mccoy
1437-Melvin Trivett
1438-Thomas Clay Farmer
1439-Geo. Winton Miller
144O-Francis z. Mccoy
1441-Milt H. Miller
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19

prevent the outbreak of diseases
that have followed mass starva-
ton since mans earliest history.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19

1514-George Todd Houck
1515-General Grant Worley
1516-Joseph Edward Brewer
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19
Post Will Continue to Publish
List Until Completed.
QuestiOnnaires Sent.

Post VIII Commune I'D uUAAoAl
List Until Completed.
Questionnaires Sent.
Beginning with number 1871
The Post lists several hundred
more 'draftees this week and vii
continue to do so until the en-
tire list of 1924 men registered
in Ashe county is published. The
first name this week is that o.
Conrad Lee McNeill.
Look for your name and mum
Der in the list below!
1251-Conrad Lee McNeill
1252-E. Charlie Hanover
1253-Clyde Jack Barr
l254-Dale Edward Lewis
1255-Verna r. Grogan
l256-Gwyn E. Hartzog
l257-Fred Edgar Bare
1258-John William Caldwell
125g-Walter r. Howell
126O-Dewey Lee Weaver
126l-Johnston Moody Hale
1262-Edwin Give Johnston
1263-Robert Conley Hairless
1264-Willey Thomas Wilkinson
1265-Conley Levi Winebarger
1856 Claud F. Perry
1267-Carl Franklin Jones
1853 Fl. Goodman
1859 Claude Worth Daye
1910 Ollen Price
1N1-Leonard Wilson Fowler
1N2-Robert Hodges Mullis
1173-William Stewart Miller
1274-Fred Lee Spencer
IZ75-William Ki1by Craft
l176-WiIliam F. Greene
1N7-Cicero Kyle Baldwin
1Z78-Jessie Baxter Mcneil
1279-Gene Clyde Tucker
128O-Russell B. Bard
1281-Fred j. Vannoy
1282-Gordon Charles Whitener
l283-Clarence P. Graham
11S4-George Thomas Ellis
1285-Howard T. Roland
1286-Troy Harrison Severt
12sERoy Ray Phillips
1898 Blanoo Eller
1889 Fred Owens
Ta9O-Roy Martin Faircloth
12g1-James Vent Richardson
I2y2-Henry Uvell Laprad
-1293-Peter r. Mcneil
1294-James Monroe Church
I295-Harley Osborne
1926 Robert Lee Roy Howell
1297-Fred Eugene Stewart
1298-Rufus Hix Wayne
l299-Leslie Vern Dixon
1300-William David Hart
1301-Arlis Ray Roark
1302-Howard William Bare
l303-William Barty Rotten
T3O4-Rufus Bruce GRAPHICAL
13O5-Joseph Clint Pennington
93O6-Walter T. Shepherd
13O7-William Eugene Myers
1903 Woodrow Lamon Perry
1309-Russell Allen Combs
131O-George L. Miller
1311-Charles F. Blackburn
I312-Thomas Lester Stanley
Charles Hunter Davis
1S14-Cora Miller
1315-Roy Everett Douglas
1316-L. E. Gentry
3317-T. S. Osborne
I31S7Andrew Mcmillan
1SIeWalter Worth Hall
132O1Cecil Wheeler Snyder
1Szl-Frank Knox Witherspoon
1870 Roby Parker Latham
1323LRobert Victor Goss
1S24EEdd. Ramona Severt
1925 Joan : Larry Parsons
HIS Oren D. GRAPHICAL
1S27-David Walter Mullis
lS28-Willie Oscar Taylor
a329-Walter Elmer Eastridge
1SSO-Wave @. Miller
lH1-James Glenn Elliott
lSS2-Howard P. Gilley
1SS-Clarence G. Lyall
1S3LCarl Marshall Blackburn
1S35-Joseph Denny
l336-Hugh A. GRAPHICAL
1337-Hunter Dale Powers
1888 Carl Lester Barr
1889 Woodrow F. Hurley
1S4O-Garvis Miller
R9NY Too1-eo,1 Mf11o~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-12-19

According to New York medical
opinion, famine is inevitable in
Europe, and only a miracle can
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
LITHUANIAN CLUB
 INSTALLS WOMEN
C. of C. Auxiliary Seats Mrs. John V. Lasky
 as President
Brooklyn News

The auxiliary of the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce Monday night installed Mrs. John V. Lasky as president at exercises held in the Knights of Lithuania rooms on Green street.
 Others il cluded were: Vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Frank Banis; secretary, Mrs. Raymond Snyder; financial secretary, Mrs. Joseph Romanaus- kas; treasurer, Mrs. Anthony Rad- vel; and publicity chairman, Mrs. Marcella Digimas.
 The program included a comedy sketch by Miss Marion Pranaitis and Mrs. Marcella Digimas. The committee in charge included: Mrs. RomanausEas, Mrs. Banis, Mrs. Radvel, Mrs. Lasky and Mrs. Frank Matusavage.
 Attending were; Mrs. Petrone Ab- raitis, Mrs. Nellie Matulka, Mrs. Frank Matusavage, Mrs. Tessie Maiauskas, Mrs. Gabriel Wiggins Mrs Edward Pranaitis. Mrs. An thony Radvel, Mrs. Frank Banis, Mrs. John Romanauskas, Mrs Matthew J. Colney, Mrs. Matilda Baker. Mrs. Marcella DigimaS, Mrs. Helen Lauryn, Mrs. Stephania Sapranas, Mrs. Margaret Miknaitls, Mrs Mary Daugerda, Mrs. Eliza beth Selens, Mrs. Peter Krugelis, Mrs. John V Lasky Mrs. Monica Basins, Mrs. Helen Rapnis, Mrs, Peter PoSkaS and Mrs. Joseph Ru- sauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
Fratenal News
Daughters of Columbus

At the annual meeting last night of the Daughters of Colum- bus, Mrs. Antoinetta Augelli was elected president and Miss Sophie Iannaccone was chosen vice-pres- ident. All officers will be installed February B. t.r
 Others elected were: financial secretary, Mrs. Carmelia DiFed- erico; corresponding secretary, Miss Concetta Fusco: treasurer, Mrs. Phi lom ena Iannaccone; trustees. Mrs. Antoinette Mac cherallo and Mrs. Linda Falzone; sentinel, Mrs. Carmella B!ondi; counsellors, Mrs. Rubina DeMec- ca. Mrs. Anna Mastroianni, Mrs. Alfonsina Spiotti, Mrs. Mary Scarzella, Mrs. Carmella DiDom- izio, Mrs. Phyllis Coviello, Mrs. Linda DiVito and Mrs. Philomena Benerard; sick callers, Mrs. Li- berata Scafiola and Mrs. Gather inc Ginga; orator, Mrs. Josephine Bozzuto; society physician, Dr.. Rudolph A. Damiano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
NEW OFFICIALS
 TOBE SWORN IN
Board of Finance to Hold First Meeting TOmOr-
 row Afternoon

Members of the board of finance will be sworn in at 1 o'clock tomor- row afternoon, with, the oath to be administered by City Clerk Joseph M. Shea. Both appointive and ex- officio members will take the oath.
 One of the boards first steps will be to act on the recommendation of Mayor Vincent A. Scully that Thor vald E. Olsen be appointed Director of the budget. This will automatic ally make Mir. Olsen a member of the finance board. Z
 Appointive members to be sworn in are Senator Edward P. Egan and John P. Brophy, Democrats; and Robert L. Coe, Orton Camp and Al- derman c. Arthur DuBois, Repub- licans. Also taking the oath will be Mayor Scully, Controller Thom- as M. Conlon and Aldermanic Pres- ident John s. Monagan.
 Mayor Scully will describe to the board the steps he recommends in the filing of civil suits against for- mer city officials and others who allegedly received money illegally from the city. The mayor has sev- eral times declared himself in favor of recovering any amounts possible.
 The board will also be called on to make several transfers necessary to close the city books for 1889. Last years accounts cannot be officially closed, however, until after Jan. 31.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
DIONES MAY
 BE AT FAIR

Ottawa, Jan. 10.-(UP) The Dionne quintuplets may appear at the New York's worlds fair during the summer, Henri St. Jacques, Oliva Dlonne's legal representative, said today.
 st. Jacques expressed the belief the government of Ontario would accede to Dionne's wishes and allow them to leave the province for the first time.
 T think the showing Of the quints at the fair is q likely thing" the lawyer said. "But 1t will have to be done by a pact between New York state and the Ontario government.
 "In other words, the girls will be kept in a specified area of the fair and not allowed to go beyond those bounds. Otherwise. if the quints arc moved out of Ontario, the govern ment of the province will no longer have Jurisdiction over them. but. 0f course, can keep their s700O0O for- tune in their name until they re- tlirn.T
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
JOHN STEWART
 GETS ONE YEAR
COIOred Man Has Second Count of Year in Jail
 Suspended

John Stewart, fl, colored, of A East Hawkins street, was sentenced to year in states prison on charge of aggravated assault and received suspended sentence of Q year in the New Haven county jail on a second count of aggravated assault with intent to kill when ar- raigned before Judge Prank P. Me- Evoy in superird this morning.
 Judge McEvoy in pronouncing sentence said that there was no doubt about the aggravated assault, but there was doubt about the charge of aggravated assault with intent to kill.
 Stewart pleaded not guilty when arraigned at the opening of the criminal docket yesterday afternoon and selected a court trial. He was charged with slashing James w. Brown, also colored, of 86 Locust street, and with cutting a coat worn by Collins Spencer, colored, of 23 Pearl street, the same day. When Brown was on the stand when the case was first heard in city court he stated his wounds required p stitches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
BLAZE AT GARAGE
 GIVES COP LAUGH
Investigation Reveals Boy Distinguishing Fire in
 Stocking

Police today investigated q report that someone tried to set fire to D garage owned by Steve CroWchewko at 45 Vine street last evening.
 According to Detective Lieut.. Wil- liam F. Pollard, John Magnavice, of A Vine street, noticed e blaze at the side of the garage. He went over and extinguished Q boys stock ing which was flaming near the concrete base of the structure.
 Cr0wchewko Reported to Police
 Lieut.. Pollard also investigated a broken window at bakery shop, 294 Washington avenue. The window was broken Monday night, but re- ported today.
 Lieut.. william Foley today inc vestigated 0 break at the Fulton Market store, 322 South Main street from which 9 cartons of cigarettes and $2 in cash were stolen last night.
 Entrance was gained through the front door transom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
,DecreeS Granted

Custody of a minor child and . divorce Is awarded to Erma Lathrop Bradley, but 2 change of name to Erma LathrOp was denied, in a decision handed down this morning in superior court in the unc0ntested divorce action of the woman which was heard last week when decision was reserved. The couple were married March 21, 1925.
 A divorce decree, custody of q minor child and alimOny was awarded this morning to Olga E. Ulrich Page against D. Earl Page in q superior court deci- sion In her uncOntested divorce action heard last week and in which decision was reserved. The couple were married in this city September IA, 1925. IntOl- erable cruelty was charged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10
HELENE TAPLY {
 CLAIMS S1,5OO.
Ellen Kurz Sued By Brook. Iyn Woman to Regain
 Personal Belongings

Issues were found for the de- fendant in a memorandum decision handed dow. in common pleas court this morning by Judge Miles F.. McNif in the conditional sale con-, tract in the action of the Standard Acceptance Corporation against Deputy Sheriff Daniel Connor. ls- sues were also found for the plain tiff to return to the defendant the. car. replevied by them.
 A memorandum of decision on the motion to set aside the verdict in, the case of Michael Churchelow of Wolcott, local aviator, against John F. Mcdonnell and others of Bris- tol, was denied by Judge McNih this morning and judgment there- fore entered on the verdict, Church- elow was awarded little more than $5 900 when the case was heard q few weeks back.
 Damages of $500 are asked in 8 common pleas court action filed this morning by Helene Tapley of Brooklyn, N. Y., against Ellen K. Kurz and others of this city. The suit is based on the allegation that while the plaintiff was in New York Ellen Kurz took possession of some of her personal property belongings, valued at $500, and although the plaintiff has made demands to have them returned, they are still in the possession of the defendant.