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La gaceta., 1941-07-07

r VOW ~
va Sc empie2a a hablar con
interes de la fiesta que tiene a.
nunciada la directiva del Circu
10 Cubano para ell Domingo 10
de Agosto. Consistira en- un "In
door Picnic" y sc efectuara en-
TODD Ell edificio social, incluyen-
do ell patio-jardin.
Todas las secciones trabaja-
ran al unfsono para obtener, co
mo en- amos anteriores, un YER
dadero axito e~con6mico-social.
La fiesta comenzara q las
IL 80 del dfa con una riquisimo
almuerzo y por la tarde habra
bale. AL efecto Sc contrataran
las mejores orquestas de la 10
calidad.
Dentro de breves dias Sc pom
dram a la venta los tickets" de
almuerzo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
LA VERBENA DEL TABACO

Frank de la Grana, secre-
tario de La Verbena del Ia
baco," eta, a junta especial,
que Sc verificara ell microbes
8, a todos los que firmaron la
carta de incorporation.
Es Ell prop6sito discutir y de
cidir EN- cuanto al future de la
corporation y sus actividades.
Ruegase la presencla de to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

les partira para la Ciudad de la
Habana ell apreciado caballero
Henry Ciccarello Y su distingui-
'da familia.
En- la Perla de las Antillas
pasaran varias semanaS, disfru-
tando de SUI belleza.
Muchas diversines al amigo
Ciccarello y SUI distinguida ia
milia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
LOGIAS NO. 81
f IDEA NO. IS

Sc cita por este medic a los
miembroS de estas logias, de "a
Orden Odd Fellows, para la te-
nida que sc efectuara mahana
martes, a las s, en- ell lugar de
coStumbre, Sc ruega la asisten-
eia. Tomaran possession las nue.
vas oficialidades.
ISidr0 Marines,
Dnputado G. Maestro
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
NOTAS SOCIALN
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,
Hector Evaristo Pelkez.

Hector Evaristo Pel6ez.
Representa- a la ley ell notaric
Julio Pelaez, fernando como ties
t.gos la Srta. Mary Pelaez Y el
Sr. EvaristO Pelaez, hermans
y padre del joven desposado.
Despues de la ceremonial Sc
les ofreci6 un reception en- la
Wolf Settlement.
La 2oncurrencia fu& esplen-
dldamente obsequiada.
Los nuevos esposos salieron
EN- viaje de luna MEL para la ciu
dad de Miami.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
Pr6rimO ERldce

Pr6rimO .ERldce
Con mvtivo del pr6ximo en-
lace de la Srta. Adelfa Diaz, hi
ia de los esposos r. B. Dfaz, sus
amiStades lie organiEaron dis
tintas fiestecitas.
La Srta. Dfaz contraera ma
trimonio con ell j6ven Braulio A
lonso. ell sabado 2 del entrante
mes de Agosto.
En- breve daremOs a conoceI
las fiestas que en- gu honor Sc
etectuaran.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

mas de 10000 delegados re-
presentaron a los 4S Estados
en- la seXta convention annual
de TownSed, efectuada en- ell
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Sheldon hizo ell viaje en- au
tom6vil, desde Tampa, y re-
gresara por la misma via.
Mucho apreciamos su aten-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
Santos del Dta
Lucia e ISaias.
Para Puerto Rico

En- la manana de aver parti6
por la via a6rea, con rumbo a
san Juan de Puerto Rico, ell a.
preciadO caballero Amado Con.
zalez, comerciante de esta plaza
en- ell giro del tabaco.
Ell motive del viaje esta rela-
cionado con un negocio.
MuchOs exitos lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamente por Kim
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
AnuRcidn SU RegreSO

Para el entrante microbes la
apreciada DANA Sra. Dolores
NietO Y su hijo Albertico. LIE.
garan en- ell Vapor Florida"
de la ciudad de la Habana, DON
de paSaron dos Semanas de va
caciOne.
Durante su estancia en- la Ha
bana fueron hueSpedes de sus
familiares Y visitaron los luga.
res de mas importancia, entire
eStos la popularisima emo.
lPOr anticipadO damos La
bienvenida a la Sra. Nieto y su
hi.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
JOsefina Medina

En- la manana de aver domin-
go regres6 a esta ciudad nues-
ira estimada amiguita la Srta
Josefina Medina, hija de mis- a.
preciados amigos Carmela y
Fracisco Medina, con domiciliC
en- ell 2718 de la Gale Morgan.
La Srta. Medina cursa sus es-
tudios de enfermera en- ell Hos
pital de Baltimore y al presen'
tie Sc lie acredita su tercer ahC
de ejercicios.
Durante sus vacaciones resi-
dira con sus papas y demas ia.
miliares.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

UNA COCINERA-Se nece-
sta una sehora de la raza
blanca para cocinar. Dirfjase
al 1906 de la Gale Taliaferro.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
La BOda de Aver

La BOdG de Aver
Ante una nutrida concurrent
cia Sc verificaron en- la tarde lie
aver los esponsales de nuestra
estimada amiguita Corona Con-
zalez con ell correcto coballerO
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
UN L u DE
SHELDON

Desde Buffalo, New York,
nos escribe Ell buen amigo Ray
mond Sheldon y nos dice que
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

De VGc1ciOnes
Seg1n nos informa ell Sr. F.
de la Grana, ell pr6ximo mierco-
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

EcOS de ana BOdG
En- dias pasados contra5eron
m~atrimonio Ia encantadOra
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got q date with the girl friend, or
q business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution 20 see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing Is so inexcusable and so offensive as a
neglected case Of halitosis (bad BREATH. Be-
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptio.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases OF halitosis. say some authorities. ara
due to the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth, although some cases may be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Listerine Antiseptie works
wonders because II FIRST halta the fermenta-
ton and then overcomes the odors II causes.
Don't forget 20 use Il. It's the hrst aid OF
Thousands Of popular and successful people,
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
A COSTA

No paSe humnlaeioDes pOr tener
"a carr leha de Rranos. Aqni e.
a Ia ay1da. II liguido zEK0,
1ocer5so suaviEaate, aliViA r&pi-
srts Ia cSmsz6n ei dOlOr y
EMO eontiene 10 Dc Zee
-ecerosoS ef9etivos :ngre-
1ecialistas Dc gran mefito.
~ PrSeba le eonvoHesr1. IS ets.
= SI.0n En eualquier bOtiAA-
iientOs mSdioos, reeemsndadOs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
DIVORCE ACTIONS
 RECORDED TODAY
Three New Petitions Bring Total of Past "A Hours
 to IS

At noon today three additional divorce petitions by women were filed In Superior Court here, bring to a total for the past 24 hours, lb divorce actions by women. Follow nIg are today's complaints:
 Mabel Amelia Barnes of Water. bury against Elliot Leslie Barnes of Bethlehem, intolerable cruelty Mrs. Barnes also asks for permits sion to resume her maiden name The couple were married Nov. l2, l036.
 Helen Ruth Glass of Waterbury against George William Glass of Enfield, request for decree, cus- tody of ten minor children, and change Of name, her petition states Mr. Glass Is now serving q ten years term at Wethersheld for 6 rape crime. The couple were mar ried IS, ioi6.
 Joseph Cipriano Apicella of Wa terbury, claiming she was deserted the same day of her marriage to Niccolas Apicella oil Jan. 27, 1895, asks a decree and custody Of . minor child, aged five. Tho couple wore married in Millerton, N. Y. Atty. William K. Lawlor represents the plaintiff
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
ROBITAILLE GETS
 STAY TO JUNE 5
Charged With Drunken Driving; Dumping 0rdi.
 nance Arrest Made

Alfred Robitaille, 45e, of Grassy Hill road, was granted continu- ance to June 5 on charge of oper- ating an automobile while under the influence of liquor by Judge T. F. Conway in city court today.
 Robitaille's car shot off the road on Bucks Hill and crossed small field, then crashed Into the door of barn owned by Charles shortt. The accused was arrested yesterday by Motor Patrolman Thomas Red. ding who said his car was travelling south on Bucks Hill road and that when 1t went of the road 1t pro- ceded for more than ~ feet before 1t struck the barn. The car was damaged considerably, but the driver escaped uninjured.
 Police in their drive to enforce the dumping ordinance arrested It's first offender when Motor Patrolman John J, Murphy saw Garry Par. enteau, 20, of A East Liberty street, depositing refuse in 6 lot on Plank road, near Scott road
 Judge Conway continued Par enteaus case until tomorrow.
 Charged with speeding, Matteo oigante, 4S, Of sos Congress avenue, and Sally Mandell, 3i, of 20 West Liberty street, Bridgeport, both paid Si0 for nolles.
 Edward r, Syrotohen, @, Of 246 South Leonard street, was granted q nolle on payment Of $6 on road rules violation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Mexico will have Mother and Child Week in connection with Mothers Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

country pr. Godfrey has pointed out and no cause for alarm,
 Next year the Health Department hopes to conduct the patch tests in all the high schools, but will not be able to take any moro during the current session owing to the lato date and the nearnesS of school closing dates.
 Parents of those pupils whose re. actions to the tests have been po- sitive arc receiving a notice from the Health Department advising x-ray examinations under the di- rectton Of family physicians. The notice points out, though, that \ positive reaction does not necessar- fly prove that the boy or girl has tuberculosis, but does mean that at some time the patient has been infected
 The x-ray examination deter- mines whether or not the infection is great enough to warrant further medical attention. inasmuch as the disease is more easily corrected and treated in these early stages, the officials feel that 1t is better that parents know Of such conditions in such incipient stages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
Societies Presenting
 Annual Kiddie Revue
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Units Sponsoring Program
 Tomorrow Night-Miss Kathleen Crowley, Speaker
BROOKLYN NEWS
The fifth annual kiddic revue and

The fifth annual kiddic revue and dance, sponsored by the combined societies of Our Lady of Mount Car mel church, will be presented to- morrow night at o'clock at the parish hall, Songs, dances, and Instrumental selections are on pro- gram. Over 60 children Of the parish will participate. The final rehearsal for tho show, Of which John Jannetty Is director, will be held tonight at 6:30 ct the hall.
 The program Is as follows: We're All Americans" Diane saundry and chorus; "Ferry Boat serenade,' pi- ano, Rachael Ariola; song, Jean Ariola: Number Ten Lullaby Lane", Clotida Fiorucci and chorus: schu- berts "serenade", violin selection, Frank DeVito; "frenesi," Mary santo; Daisy Belle" Joan Mon- gillo and chorus; Tt All Comes Back to Mo Now Elsie DeDonatc; My Sister and l." Marie Sacco and chorus; Down Argentine Way" Lucille Dsapio and chorus; 70 Hear c Rhapsody, John Spina: "Perfi- dea", sextet, Gamma Turso, Mary Jane Daddona. Irene Mirabilio, Louis Cappelietti, Charles draziano, Paul Ariola.
 "Because of You" Jacquelinc Jan- netty: "Wise old owl', Elyera Roc. co; Little Sleepy Head,' song and dance, Dolores Verrier.; "Amopola," !" Joanu Sorbo: "song of the Marines" quartet, Charles Graziano, Joseph DiManno, Robert Mariana, Eugene Verrastro; "You Walked By" Dor othy Moody; "rhe Band Played On" Marie Massimo and Agnes Corona, dance team: "stouthearted Men, Charles draziano; Nightly Night" entire ensemble.
 Others in the show include Ralph Andriano, Catherine and Dora Bat taglio, Arthur and Philomena Bre- dice, Mary Barbino, Daniel Cam. pus, Louise Cortese, Agnes Rose and Joseph Cappeletti, Philomcna Lor- raine, and Sebastian Corona, Lena Carozza, Lucy Carusella, Flora and Fiorio Carusillo Clara and Rose mary D'Angelo, Phyllis DeBeneditto, Carrnella Ella, Mary Falcone, Dor- othy Ficeto, Mildred Forino, Con- stance Gianelli, Marietta Hinmai1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

A total of 3e7 men and women were admitted to citizenship status during the three days examinations held before Common Pleas Judges Miles F. McNif and John r. Mo. Donough, 1t was revealed today. oi this number i23 were accepted yes- terday, 1i4 on Tuesday, and i3o on Monday. There were approximate " 465 applicants.
 Those admitted yesterday after- noon ct the concluding session were as follows:
 0iocondina Ciarlo, 50 Fairfax street, Waterbury, Italian; Anna eanda, io2 Spring street, Nauga- tuck, Lithuanian; Maria Giuseppe DiHattista, 1908 North Main street, Italian; Concetta Patroccio, B8 Mill street, Italian; Nancy Dellinl, 70 Aillview avenue, Italian; Marie Gloria Beauregard, 8 East Liberty atreet, British; Luigi Sope, le2 NH street, Italian; Anna Baldaccheri, 30 Sagamore avenue, Italian: Ella Adele Hoerries. R. r. D. No. 2, @outhbury, oxford, German; Mary Mates Sardo, 40 South Main street, Naugatuck, Portuguese; Lucienne Toussaint Bouffard, ii7M Mill street, British; Louise Elizabeth Doblaski, 70 FairlaWn avenue, German: Grace Everett Corliss, 10 Park avenue, British; Mary Sansone, IA Francis etreet, Italian; diacinta Di 0iaeonlo, A. r. D. No. 4, Bucks Hill road, Italian; John McKenna, 7oi East Main street, British: Florence May pumaB, 328 Baldwin street, Brit. ash; Henry EuchariSte Fontaine, 8 Slocum street, British: diuseppina Puppo, 72S South Main street, Ital- ian; Emanuola Bux, ie Fleet street, Italian; denevieve Elizabeth Gar. ceau, 8 Laval street. British: Jacob Yamchuk, 2i Colley street, Russie; Ernestina Salerno, 60 Sec. VIII street, Italian; Peter Paul SmotNs, 30 Poplar street, Llthua. nian: Antonio Siconolh, 3 Emerald street. Italian; Michalina Rudney, 94 School street. Thomaston, Pos fish ;Pasqualina Macehia, 20 Clairs mont avenue, Italian; Sarah Lils 1ian Gibson, 22 Spencer avenue. British; Nazarona Julia ContinellU, i7 Winchester street, Italian; I'd. ward Raymond Robinson, l8 Gen. tral avenue, British.
 Peiegrine Cimino, Capewell ave- aue, Oakville, Italian; Leonard Ca- puto. i40 southmayd road, Italian; Maria drazia Tirendi, 38 Hill street, Pasquaie Daponte, 375 W. Grove street, Italian; Florian Row. alski,, Stanley Fred Kowalski, Oak vile, Polish; Joseph Krivinskas, 20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
LIONS LUNCHEON
 OMITTED TODAY
Members 10 Visit ChiI. dren's Camp Tonight in
 Bantam Instead

The Waterbury Lions Club win meet at the childrens camp at Bantam Lake tonight instead of their usual luncheon ths noon at The Elton. Tho recently completed dormtory of the camp will be the place where supper will be served. Women of Morris Church will serve the supper and about 20 guests of the Meriden Lions Club will join the local club.
 An Inspection of the new dormi- tory will be made previous to the supper. The dormitory will serve for quarters for 20 boys Work Of re- habilitating the grounds has begun in preparation for the summer season.
 Pres. James A. 'Millar announced that 20 local members and their wives are intending to attend the district convention Of the Lions International ct Norwich June 2 and 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
Three Days Spent In
 Hearing Statements {: Of Various Applicants
755 Originally Declared Intentions of Appearing Be-
 fore Naturalization Officers for Final Test; British, ' Italian Subjects Predomnate

| Poplar street, Lithuanian; Rose
 zonghetti, l02 coen street, Naug- atuck, Italian;
 Charles James Boylan, 374 Scott
 street, Naugatuck. British; John Ans
 tonio Peluso, 10 South Leonard street, Italian: Anna LaChance, 70 Bronson street, Polish; Rollande dagne Cahill, GO Eastwood avenue, British; Luigi Matteo Rinaldi, 642 Frost road, Italian: Carmine Per- rotti, e5 Anderson avenue, Italian; Bertha Brade, R. r. D., 8 Crest street, Polish; Philomena Bernar- dina diglio, 2 Ford avenue, Italian; Mary Doroge, i73 Andrew avenue, Naugatuck, Hungarian: Daphne Fur Matthews, lo3 Gaylord Drive, British; Frank Laudano, 43e i-2 Meriden road, Waterbury, Italian: Annie Emerson Graham, i73 Buck inghain street, British; Annie Ener- SOY Graham, i73 Buckingham street British; Charles Everett Essex, At- water Place, Cheshire, British; Fred Ewankewich, 64 Anderson street, Naugatuck, Polish; zofia Pogodzien- ski, i4e East Liberty street, Polish: Rocco Luigi Lauria, ii9 Tudor street Italian:
 Annunziata Maria Varrone, les Hope street, Italian; Maria Glide Masotta, 60 scovill street, Italian; Helen Fetyko, % Washington street, Naugatuck, Hungarian; Maria An. tonia Deyito, 3i North Leonard street, Italian; Maria Carmela Na. politano, le8 Edgewood avenue, Italian; Julia Mattrclla, 10 Easton avenue, Italian; Angela Zonghetti, 78 Woodbine street, Naugatuck, Italian; Antonietta Pettinicchi, 62 Mohawk street, Italian; Nicholas semantzo, Buckingham street, Oak vile, Russian; Emilia Luiszis, i4e Curtiss street, Naugatuck, Lithuan. ian; Annie Small Atwood, 22 South Main street, Terryville, British; Annie Demsky, 30 William street, British; Minnie Pudein, GO School street. Naugatuck, Lithuanian; Ra. chel Ciavarella Carrafa, 64 Elizabeth street, Italian; Josephine Theroux, 440 East Main street, British; Rose saklnis, b87 North Riverside street, Lithuanian; Ida Dessereau, 633 South Main street, British; Edith Mary Murtagh, 22 ElmWood avenue, British: Rose Fascione, 6i Laurel street, Italian; Rudolf Brade, Crest street. Russians Hector Emile duer. tin, 3si Watertown avenue, British Pelika Michalski, 34 1rion street, Waterbury, Polish; Donate Iavasile, 33i Bishop street, Italian; Aivaro 30 High street, Portuguese;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
STATE POLICE ON
 HUNT FOR MEN

Haddam, Conn, May 22-(UP)- State police continued thei rsearch today for two escaped trustees trus- ties of Haddam jail after picking up third prisoner at Clinton last night.
 Guy Ranno, 2e, Middletown, was found by police walking along a road shortly after Q farmer notified authorities a stranger was lurking in tho neighborliood. Ramon was picked up only a few hours after Willard 0. Wilmot, Middletown, a fourth escaped trusty, was found by police.
 still at largt were Edward Stock ing, 20, Cromwell, and Joseph Use- force, 24, Hartford, who fled on Monday. The two others escaped Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Joao doncalves do Cruz, 12i Bald- win street, Portuguesel John Bru- nelll TOO Highland avenue, Italian; Maria Rlgiiaro, 82 Mill street, Ital- ian; Anna Lacilla, ~ South Leon- ard street. Italian.
 Helnut Beerbaum, 98 Wiikenda avenue, German: Michele Carlione, 24 West Porter street, Italian; Danto Calabrese, Tucker avenue, Oakville, Italian; Raul Comes Moreira, ITO Bridge street, Italian; Kiril Moroz, iS3 Orange street, Russian; Eliz- abcth Parts Sweeney, % State street, British; Giuseppe santo- pietro, e4 driggs street, Italian; Augustinas Paul Bartkus, IS Cham Der street Lithuanian; Francesca Voiza, l20 East Farm street, Italian.
 Nicoletta Carbo, 142 Fairfield avenue, Italian; Nicola Becce, 3 Seventh street, Italian; Domingo Barvuero Valor. IT Haase street, spanish; Joseph Radouskas, Mer- rimac street, Oakviile, Lithuanian; Ludwig Nekrasius, 07 Charles street, Lithuanian; Angelo Michele pc Luca, i36 Charles street, Italian, dalliano Sbrocca, i60 German street, Naugatuck, Italian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

288 More Students
 Given Patch Tests
Health Department Continues Tuberculosis Experi.
 ment at Wby High; 243o Positive in First Test

Tuberculosis patch tests were given to 288 members of the junior class at Wilby high school Wednes- day. The patches will be removed tomorrow by City Health Depart. ment and Anti-Tuberculosfs aSsocia- tion nurses and the reactions read on Monday by City Health Officer pr. Edward J. Godfrey,
 Officials expect that the positive reactions to the tests will be in about the same proportion as among members of the senior class where 60 out Of 287 or 24 per cent re- acted positively. This is about the normal average throughout the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Mario and Carmine lzzi, Marie Ja- caruso, Robert Martin, Michele Mas trianni, Joseph Moffo, Frank Place Joan Proper, Pasquale Purcaro
 Georgia Sacco Marie Salerno, and
 Anthony Tremagllo.
 Anthony DeLeo IS general chair-
 man Of the show. The executive committee assisting him Is composed of Michael Tullo, co-chairnan, Mary Ranaudo, secretary, and Charles Amodeo, treasurer. Other members Of the arrangements com. mittee are as follows:
 Talent: Anne Raimo, Louis Rocco; music, Louis Pape, James feronimo, John Jannetty; tickets, Rocco Ci- ampi; refreshments, Joseph San. tuccl, Salvatore Morris, Charles Els. chctti, Louis Pape; buying commit tee, Rocco Ciampi, Pasquale Ere. dice; publicity committee, Julius De 1inno; general committee, Vincent Mature, Pasquale J. Varanelli Neil Russo, Ambrose Maggi; Anthony Sacco Mathiida Dezinno, Marguer- ite Marafino; Charles Stango; stage Louis Rocco, Pasquale Varanelll, Charles stango and Anthony Sacco
 Miss Kathleen Crowley, probation officer, was guest speaker at a meeting of the Town Plot Con- munity club last night at the Tinker school basement, Her talk was based on tho juvenile court system and on activities of tho Girls club. Joseph Gallo, president, introduced Miss Crowley. and presided at the business meeting which followed her talk.
 Plans were made for & picnic to be held in the latter part Of June for tho benefit Of the club. The committee in charge of arrange ments will include; Joseph Gallo, chairman, Michael Russo, co-chair- man, James Aurigemma. Eleanor Purcaro, Pasquale Bergantino, MT. MT. and Mrs. Raymond Dolan, Mir. and Mrs. Pasquale J. Varanelli, John Carter and Michael Purcaro.
 The president announced that the city Is willing to make sidewalks in front of Tinker school. The club recently petitioned for the sidewalks.
 Membrs voted to present flag to the Boy Scout troop which the club recently helped to organize. Progress of the troop was reported by Michael Purcaro, scoutmaster.
 New members enrolled at last nights netting were Julia Purcaro, Eleanor Purcaro, Leonard DeVito, Pasquale Bergantino. Peter J. Alan skas and John Stasiulaitis.
 Members of the Sylvester Stokes post and auxiliary will meet for a card party tonight at 8 o'clock at the Legion hall on Bank street. Mrs. Mary Matusavage, Mrs. Ste- phania Sapranas, Mrs. Theresa Stokes, Mrs. Margaret Bebrin, Anna Vaitekaitis. James Stokes and John Brunzas ar con the committee mak- ing arrangements.
 June 29th was selected as the date of the Mount Carmel Dramatic clubs outing at a meeting of the committee last night at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Arrangements will be made to secure park in Oakville for the annual event. Mrs. Antoinette DeMaria will be supervisor. Pas- ouale Bredice Is chairman of the 
 Members of the Children of Mary Sodality will meet tonight at 8 O. clock at Our Lady of Mount Car mel church to complete arrange ments for their coronation exercises and tea which will take place Sum- day afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Joe, Chilean eagle, in the London zoo, eats tit-blts from It's keepers lips.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
GREENS PREsERED sS YEARS

East Templeton, Mass. tUP).- Dandelion greens. salted and crock. cd by Mrs Addison Howard 25 years ago and stored in the cellar, were found in good condition by work men digging on the site of the Howard homestead which was de- Stroyed by fire,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Members of the Children of Mary Sodality will meet tonight at 8 O. clock at Our Lady of Mount Car mel church to complete arrange ments for their coronation exercises and tea which will take place Sum- day afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
RISDON EMPLOYES
 GRANTED INCREASE

Naugatuck, May Production employees of the Risdon Manufactur- Ing Company have received a pay increase Of .06 an hour. which is already In effect, 1t was learned to- day.
 The increase went Into effect last MafdaV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Omaha, Neb. (UP)-Sam Katel- man put @ on his work horse, Babe, not to win, place or show. but to get her out Of hook at the police station. Babe. hitched to her wagon, was parked in a downtown alley. A motorcycle ofiicer tied a rein to his vehicle and Nowed Babe in."