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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
SPECIAL TEACHER
 TO BE APPOINTED
Instructions to Be Given
 Youngsters Unable to Attend School

Supt. of Schools Thomas J. Con- don was authorized last night by the board of education to make pro. visions, with the cooperation of Health Officer Edward Godfrey, for establishment of Q program of home instruction for the shut-in children of Waterbury. He said today that he will assign teacher for this iii- structlon as soon as possible, .after consultation with pr. Godfrey.
 In making the authorization, the board accepted and approved the report of a special committee Of in- vestigation recently appointed by Mayor Scully. The subcommittee, composed of Comsrs. Stone, Hadden and Kearney, agreed that individual instruction ought to be afforded to children between seven and sixteen who are crippled or suffering from chronic Illness, upon recommenda- ton of pr. Godfrey and with the consent of the parents of such chil- dren.
 The committee agreed that 1t was not feasible to extend such instruc- ton to mentally handicapped chill dren, and that ten weeks should be the criterion in determining wheth- CT an illness was chronic. In its report, the committee stated that there were probably about nine chil- dren in the city who would benefit from this individual instruction, al- though this number is not definite, and may prove to be greater or less after final returns from the census enumeration are available.
 Members of the board voted unanimously to accept its commit tees report, and to carry out the recommendations contained in 1t.
 No action was taken at last nights meeting in regard to the ap- pointment of a director of physical education for the local grammar schools. although the matter has been the subject of much discus sion at recent meetings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

nights dinner meeting at the Y.
 With the campaign scheduled to close Friday night, the Red army has secured 634 members and 6,l53 points, as against the ASA members and 4,s45 points of their opponents. The total is 2l3 members and l,1S3 points better than last year.
 President Leon II. French last night urged an intensification of the drive in the closing days, and requested a full attendance at the final report meeting on Friday, Orton P. Camp, vice-president of the Y, presided at the session. John r. Robinson spoke for the Blue army and Judge Theobold E. Conway for the Reds.
 High teams for the night were:
 Young women, Captain Eleanor Hockert, e2 members, 473 points; Founders team, Captain Fred Coed win, 27 members, 456 points; Dor mitory teamj Captain Kenneth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
This Is What the sl5OO-a.Year Girl Spends

practice, experts say, helps a good deal toward obtaining the essentials at minimum cost. They advise spending one-fourth of all the food money for milk and cheese; one- fifth for fruits and vegetables; one- fifth for lean meat, eggs, fish and poultry: one-sixth for bread, flour and cereals; the other sixth for fats, coffee and goodies.
 Clothes are none too rough index to personality, and there's no item on the budget that varies more, in actual practice, with individual character and education. However, in general, clothes claim much less, relatively, in families with one or two small children, than in one- person households, and in big city families.
 Uncle Sasn's figures show some interesting things about running. the housespending. The proportion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
Lithuanian Relief
 Fund To Be Formed
Walter Chase of Hartford Organization Speaker Fri.
 day-Church Bazaar Dates Approved
BROOKLYN NEWS

Plans are under way for organ klng a local chapter of the Litd- nanIan Nation Relief Fund. A meet mR has been called for Friday night It 6 D. m. at Nemunas Hall, AZ Green street, at which time q board pf officers will be selected and plans will be made for raising honey for the fund, which was Jet up to aid needy persons in Llthuania and Lithuanian refugees. Walter Nj. Chase, Of Hartford, state chairman of the fund, will address the gathering Friday and assist in organizing the local chapter.
 This group also will make plans for Q reception for former presi- dent Antanas Smetona of Lithuania, who will come to Waterbury next month to lecture under the aus plces Of the Lithuanian National Relief Fund. The visit will take place on November 26, according to an announcement made today by Mir. Chase.
 Representatives of all Lithuanian' organizations of this city and sur rounding towns are expected at the meeting, and invitations are being extended to all business and 9ro- fessional men and any others in- Serested in assisting to attend.
 Temporary officers for the meet hig will be John Tareila, president; George zemantaitis, secretary; end peter SteponaVicius, treasurer.
 Arrangements for the annual par- ysh bazaar of st, Joseph's church will be made at a meeting tonight At 8 ?. m. at the club-rooms in the 1ld st. Joseph's school, The event will be held at the end of next month, with the date set tentative H as November 26, 27 28 and 90 Committees will be selected at to- nights meeting. All parishioners who will be able to assist have been asked to attend the meeting.
 Rev. Charles Jecys, Q Lithuanian priest who arrived in thiS country Monday, will be added to the teach mg staff of Marianopolls college, Thompson, according to word le- seived here. F'r. Jecys arrived on Ahe Spanish liner, "Magellanes", which made the trip from Spain by way of Cuba, Only 400 refugees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

Now suppose that girl had a sis ter who Is married to an engineer. They have two children, and $3,000 & year. Satisfactorily, they're among the most typical families In all middle -class America.
 They save, but much less than the single girl, especially this fall when they are buying a good last years model refrigerator because they know there'll be practically none to be had at any price by spring. They spend e larger part of their income on food because even though the married women knows more about feeding a family eco- nomically than her sister, she has to buy expensive essentials, such as milk, for the youngsters,
 Should you get really interested in budgeting, you'll find yourself budgeting, in turn, allotments for certain things, notably food. That
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
TRADE EXPERIENCE WARRANTS RATING
Timothy Shea Accepted as Petty Officer in United
 States Navy

A rating as petty officer in the U. s, naval reserve was given Tino- thy r. Shea of 28 Maple avenue, waterbury, when he enlisted yester- day ct the main recruiting station In New Haven. Shea was given this advanced rating because of his five years experience as q plumber In this city, which qualified him as a shlpfltter, third class. After enlist ment, he was sent home to await further orders from the command ant of the third naval district by whom he will be assigned to duty.
 Two of the other nineteen recruits accepted at the New Haven station yesterday were rated as petty ofti- cers, Frank l.. Whitman of Terry vile, photographer and correspond
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

were on the ship, many of whom were left in Cuba because they lacked visas to enter this country.
 In Rn interview for the New York World Telegram Pr. Jecys told of the effect of Russian aggression on Catholicism in Lithuania, Many monasteries and seminaries were closed, he stated, and numerous priests who displeased the Russians were banished into Siberia, Church. es were not closed but all sermons were censored, he said, and the traditional visits of Catholic priests to private homes were forbidden,
 Fr. Jecys left Llthuania soon af- ter the occupation, He will be R teacher in the history department at MarianopolIs college.
 The annual election of officers will take place at a meeting of the Town Plot Community club to- night at o'clock at the B, w. Tinker school basement. The pres ent officers anticipate Q lively lis- cusslon on policies and future ac- ton to precede the actual voting for new officers. Several candidates for the office of president have Rl- ready been named, Joseph Gallo will preside.
 Guarlno Fioruccl, director of the Mount Carmel Dramatic club plays Juan Jose" and "Nofrio I,ocan- diere" will conduct rehearsals to- night at 7;30 at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church The plays will be presented on Sunday october 20, for the hene- fit of the parish,
 Members of the cNst for Juan Jose" four-act Italian drama, are. John Rossi, Juan Jose; Josc- phine O'Angelo, Rosa; Pasqaale Bredice, paco; John Roberti, An- drea; Corrinda Fioruccl, AntoIn- cite, Anne Ralmo, Isadora; Joseph Rossi, Sr, Emmanuel: Ambrose Maggi, presadario; Michael Pontel- andolfo, Cano,
 The players in "Nofrlo r,ocan- diere," an Italian comedy, are; Wil- Ham Fiorucci, innkeeper; Michael Pontelandolfo father; Josephine D'Angclo and John Rossl, as an eloping couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

ent for the Hartford Times becom- ing yoeman third class, and Jo- seph R. DeMarco of shelton being rated as a storekeeper.
 Other local boys accepted at the New Haven recruiting station yes- terday were Arthur s. Smith, son of MT. and Mrs. Clayton Smith of 7i2 East Main street; and Michael Iaiennaro of 98 Quinsigamond ave- nue, both of whom joined the regu- lar navy.
 Charles L. KucinskaS, electricians mate, second class, in the navy, is at home on Q brief through, visiting his brothers at l2 Main street Terryville, according to the Water bury recruiting station. Since en- listing here, he has received four promotions in rating, has seen duty with the heavy cruiser U.S,S. Port land in Hawaiian waters, and is now attending the navy's sound motion picture school at San Diego. He hopes to enter tho interior com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

10 members. 367 points;
 Kiwanis team, Captain Harry Leon' ard, 38 members, 3C6 points; Sco-l will team, Captain James B. Griffin, ] 33 members, 207 points; Physical team, Captain John Monagan, i5 members, 268 points; Young, Mems team, Captain Michael Bowling, 2S
 members, 237 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
coRrEz SIGNED FOR PICTURE

,Ricardo Cortez, popular leading man, has been signed for the prin- cipai role in T Killed That Man. first Monogram production py Franklin and Maurice Kozinsky. Tho picture goes before the cameras on Oct, 6 under the direction of Phv Rosen, and is adapted from aI original story by George BrickeI Martin Cohn continues with the al rector in the capacity of film edi. tor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
REDS CUT MARGIN
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Blue Army Still Leading in Annual Membership
 Campaign

Despite . victory for the Blue army under the generalship of state Senator Michael v. Blansheld in the second period of the present Y. M. 0. A. membership drive, E. Robert Stevenson's Red army still leads for the whole campaign both in members and in points secured, according to reports given at last
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
By MARGUERITE YOUNG
,NEA Service Stan Correspondenl

Having family big difference budget copcated more balance It also budgeng ~
 But budeetng help to the single person. when he outside obligations for the American seldom endn bnkro surplus His income higher than the of the worlds s his standard of living
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

of income that people do spend for lights, fuel, telephone, and house. hold service (which shoots up costs) remains fairly steady as incomes go up from $1,0Oo to $lO,ooo. To keep the roof over the family's heal costs from 18GS to 23%.
 Recreation is another surprisingly big item. For instance, the third of the people who get from $75o to $l, ,45o a year, spend 2.e% for going places, 2.1% more for reading.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
COREY TO OFFICIATE
 TONG ORROW EVENING

The Master Masons degree, under the direction of Thom w. Corby, Worshipful Master, will be con ferred at the regular bi-monthly meeting Of Harmony Lodge of Masons to be held in the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Refreshments and @ social hour will follow the exemplifica- ton of the degree. All members of the order are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

I rnunication school at Bellevue, Washington, D. c.
 Naval Recruiter Preston Thorns announces that he will visit the post office buildings in Thomaston and Terryville on Thursday to interview men interested in joining the navy or the naval reserve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
FALSE ALARM

Four pieces of fire apparatus re- gponded to a false alarm ssnt in from Box 59 at the corner of Bald- win and Piedmont streets this morning at HIS o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15

Fire is being urged to increase It's Taaral vocational instruction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-15
q SECOND OF FIVE ARTICLES ----
Double Check Your Dollars With These Budgets If You Belong to "Midde Income" America

Snaars.fo6king ln thelr good bud., get clothes (and free from cafe), are these typlcaI Americans q the $30OO-asyear income group. Their allowance for dress is $42O. They have bought the following this fall: Dad, OvercOat at $2e.5O and hat at $2.0e; Sis, plaid tweed coat and hat, s1S.03; Brother, tweed Overc0at and cap, $1B.0e; MOiilp
 black coat with seperAte fur plaSs
 tron, S30.9S, and broadcloth berct
 and bag, s4.61. That totals $lOS.SS.
 They divide it by two, though, for
 these wardrobe backlogs ere bud. . geted. to last at least two years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-04
Condition Unclaimed

. r. Booker. who suffered u heart
'ag. recently, remains unchanged
home on College street, it is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-04

l34O Chevrolet Special Deluxe 4-Door Touring Sedan,
Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Low Mileage
1888 Pontiac Cabr'olet Six, in excellent mechanical
condition.. Radio and heater. Former owner spent $500
extra in having this car streamlned.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
PASCAGOULA ASKS
COMMUNITY HOUSE
IMPROVEMENT BID

City officials Of PascaToula have
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
John c. Nelson. CT.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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