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Building permits were issued
Saturday 70 r. n. McKim for
So 80 residence a. sszs NJ. Thomp-
son ~ 70 Fred Lamar for = $500
addition 10 his home Al sszi So.
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c. a. Hsrn6en for - 200 cottage
a. 1921 So. Adams 81.
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Soldiers 10 Attend
School al Dupont

FORT LEWIS - Soldiers Of TX
Army Corps units. through special
arrangement with the Dupont
y bOol district, VIII bsgin study u
high school ssblsetsi beginning
Monday night. li vas Announced
Saturday.
Approximately 90 men have en-
rolled in the nigh, school. Credits
acceptable 70 ths stan nika scho>pl
board viii ~ awarded % those
VIM eompisis stz-months terms
In this way n slli b. possloi for
men 70 compi.ts tnsi, high scsooi
s1.cstlon and a. the sans time
s<rye ks Z. 4 soldiers
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ihs sfkt DIVISION. Ia cooperation
with Cover Park flsb senooi .
year ago. ard has been continued
this year.
me program In he TX Army
Corps y directed By Asl Wills r.
Dgrlz. morale officer.
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OLD AGE Pension UNION
DRI,ER IN CUSTODY

In the city jail Saturday a. az
aftermath Of an automobile acci-
dent ~ the intersection Of n 81
and South Tacoma way early Sat
urday was Leonard NJ Smith. He
allegedly crashed into a car driven
by o. " Larson. 9th Ordnance
Corps. Service Co. ~. Lewis
Smith vas booked for drunkenness
and investigation q the accident.
Neither driver vas hurt.
List your home nth STEEL.
iii Pacific, Nsin ei3a lsdv.J
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Funeral ssrsiees for John "
Murphy. -. II 1908 ~. J e..
sbo ass1 Friday n iocsi hrs
pltxl. vii se he'd Nondsr Al . 70
q N. from 81 Lees church. ssts
eorfsxs leaving Caffnsyrs 81 , 70.
Burial wtii Be to Calvary esrns-
terry. Kossry Ali - rseitsa a.
tire eharch sunday 81 10 .. m.
.srphy. retired tslsgraphsf and
fnaleisHanes man ser ths Postal
Telegraph Co. Tss Z native ~
New York City and had been .
rssicen, Of Tacoma slEes 1891.
he worked for ths tsissfaph com
pany since coming 20 Tacoma and
retired Nov. !. 1870. death cutting
mort ~ ere day e fun years re-
tlremsnt. he Nzs q fnsmb<r of
80. Leos ehJFen. Surviving are
Ma wifs. horns three sons. Fred
?. - Seattle. Or Gerald J. 81
Tacoma and I<Toar Murphy, also
Of Tacoma and three xrsh1-
Children
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You help yourself when you buy
L. 8. Defense Bonds.
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Just the Core
ASTROLOGICAL GROUP

The Astrological Discussion
Group will meet At S p. m. Monday
In 500 Washington building.
DR.. Kunz. diseases Of women.
surgeon. has returned. adv.
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OBITUARY NOTICES


Mrs. Ada ~ iotfs ~. formally
~ Tacoma bat for ths past five
yssrs . resident ~ Warren. wash
died Saturday IN Tseras 81 the
home 81 fnsnd with whom she
ess visiting horn IN ssisfn,
Nlch.. Mrs. f.psx. who pubiishsa
newspaper W Tsxss o, ths sss
~ 10. came 70 Washington IN
1870 fronn the Loae star sssss.
she first settled IN Tssoms. later
moved u olympia. where she pa
nsln<s fer q sins. rhs family
slss made ia homs IN Seattle for
msny years. Mar Husband. william
prsos 10 ME d<sth. psnilsssd shs
shsltnn Tribune Hsr father also
~as . Newspaper pssbilsbsf.
MIRA Lotx. . npsmb~F ~ tsfst
Church ~ Christ. Scientist. hsshss
Church ~ Bosfan. 10 seattle.
leaves lao daughters. Mrs. crass
Woodruff 81 Tacoma and hlss
gsrssuas A. totx u Warren
son. Ralph wsrnef Lair ~ N<s.
fsn: ; sstsr. Mrs ksis -. DAVIS
81 essiyssfen. Tsr . tfsthef. Al
bert q. Rust ~ NJ Esiassr. Ma
shfse grandchildren. Mira f,efs
Ksmfsr NJ g.fa&n Mons. Ore,
Mrs. Martha renfsa ~ seattle
snd Mrs. Hsl@s Rare n rseowss.
ssa fossr sfss. srsn5eniiaf~n.
Private funeral s~Fss<ss sfil ~
reid Monday fspm the sse<isy.
King shsp<i
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sess rraskIss Sss<ss@ AonesT.
z s from ne rsrt i-~~la
snsp<i. under slfsesion II nussisy-
King
wiiIi@m Arshss ns~1r Tues
day. $40 q IA. from ina casffs
o. th< Visitation. coftsss is1sibx
cass~dy = Aissn's ~ Tsss burial
Calvary tem<fsxy.
fsfsat Tborsfss Ffissts ssrs-
less wers he'd saturday from th@
osffney ehsp<l: burial
Raymond t~es Hrsft. b-Ffis
ysts services we're held FRIDAY
from sne Mell5nger ehAp<i. attn
Rev W. A. moore officiating. Sur
vivsnx are parents. NJ. ann Mrs
Raymond l. Scott Of szff No
s5th st.
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KosEsr l. suokAsY. IN.

Robert lee hpes.by. -. IT.
nnonths-eld son ~ NJ. and Nrs
Robert Ire Hussssy q IIs-A No.
Ysklma ave. died FRIDAY In .
local hospital Bssidss his par
snts. the infsnl who uss born
~ ~. Lewis leaves grandparents
Mrs. Amy Haexsby - Tsaoms
and Clarence Davis ~ Frsnklln.
Nsb. Lynn slil Announce me
funeral
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ARTHUR %. HoLsRoox

Arthur Dale Holbreob. 70. Of
i774 80. l st. died Saturday 81
his boms. DE VAS born IN Dysrs-
vile. lows. and had been . resi-
dent u Tseoms four years. com
ing here from Waterloo. Io~s.
Hoibrook, retired ie~slsr. leaves
his wife. Frances tao daughters.
Mrs John Forksnhrock Of Ia.
coms snd Mrs. Arthur " Carr
II Longylsssi three grandchildren.
Mrs. Bes Blair - hissosiis. Mort.
Dale Forksnbrock Of Tacoma and
Mas Phyllis Clark NJ Warrington
STATE college. and thrs< Erssts
grandchildren. Cassidy = Alien
viii announce the funeral.
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oUARTERBACKs TO MEET


The Tuesday Morning Quarter
backs will meet a. y noon Tues
day. at the Uniyersty-Uni0n club.
Pictures Of the Stanford football
victory over the University Of
Washington will Be shown.
WoundsN. fine surgical dress
ing wounds. cuts and burns adv.
OLD A6E PENSION UNION
The Washington Old Age Pension
union vii meet =; ! 80 ? m. Sun
day al Emerson hall. ii0s Broad
Vay Byrd Kelso of the unemployed
division ~ the pension union vii
BE- guest speaker.
Butter IN e.sesper al Cow Butter
Store adv
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Lodge Cross Society

WOLF-MITCHELL
Miss Agatha Wolf of Lodge
Grass and Merlyn Mitchell of
Wyola were married WedneS-
day, March 10 in Billings.
Miss Wolf has been in Lodge
Grass the past year with her
sister, Mrs. Lysle Lining, at
tending school.
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Mr.. Loomis made a business
trip to Hardin Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Sharp and Mrs. A.
w. Gardner made a business "trip
to the ranch of MIR. and Mrs.
Ben Rhinehart of Spear Siding
Saturday.
Miss Jean Lohmaier and Miss
Mae Hutts of Billings spent Sc
Weral days last week at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Pop" Lo-
hmaier. Miss Lohmaier and
Miss Hutts are attending school
in Billings.
Mrs. L. A.. Sturdevant and
Mrs. Robert Hensley and Bobby
Gene spent Sunday at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald
and Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt.
Miss Dorothy Gardner spent
Saturday afternoon in Hardin
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Francis WeStwood,
who is attending college at the
state University at Missoula is
spending her spring vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. G. Westwood ,Sr., and Jack.
Mrs. Ellen Hunter, Mrs. J. E.
Sharp and Mrs. A. w. Gardner
and Bobby Gene Hensley at
tended business matters in Har-
din Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Dave PeaSe ira
nSacted business matters in
Sheridan Saturday.
Miss Mabel Holley, who is
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home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Miller Of Owl Greek.
MI. and Mrs. Darrell Mcdaniel
and Judy of Upper Rotten Grass
creek spent Sunday at the home
pf Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wiley
and family.
Bud Fisher of Owl Greek
transacted business here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Suther-
Land and children of Toluca
spent the weekend at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Homer Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Sherman
and Miss June of Upper Rotten
Grass creek Transacted business
matters here Saturday.
Jimmie Swingholm of Dayton
is spending a few days at the
home of Everett and William
Williams
MI. and Mrs. Thorson and
Cliff made a business trip to
Hardin Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Cox of
Hardin and baby spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lynde of Lodge Grass
Creek.
L. A. Sturdevant made a bust
ness trip TO Hardin Monday.
Mrs. Charles Davis of. Decker
is spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Datus
Chandler, Jr.
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teaching school near Hardin,
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Wally Duell of Bear Creek ira
nsacted business matters in
town Monday.
Miss Edilou Gibson, who is
attending school in Billings, visi-
ted at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy KnutSon and Misses Marion
and Margaret Knutson.
Miss Clara Nichols of Otter is
spending a few days here with
her father and sisters, Pat Mic
hols and the Misses Catherine
and Viola Nichols.
Miss Marion Knutson of Reno
Creek spent the weekend with
her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
KnutSon.
Clarence Westbrook visited at
the home of Calvin Buckingham
Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Tetchner
of Standpoint, Idaho are spen-
ding a few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Miller
and family of Owl Creek.
Mrs. Tetchner is a sister of MI.
Miller.
John Rice of Owl Greek tran
sacted business matters in town
Monday.
The Misses Viola and Cathe-
rine Nichols visited their parents
at Otter this weekend.
c.. w. Donohue and Paul of
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LODGE GRASS SECTION
L Club Members
Are Honored

The Lodge Grass Boosters
held a dinner Saturday at the
Little Brown Church for men,
bers of the Il" club of Lodge
Grass high school, composed of
boys who have received letters
in footbeu and basketball.
Besides the lettermen, fathers
of the boys were also honored
guests.
Preceding the dinner, the ne
wly-organized Swing band, I'M
der the direction Of Mr.. Hag-
gerty, played two numbers.
IA. G.. WeStwood, Jr., was toa-
stmaSter. After a brief talk, he
introduced coach Albert Field
man, who in turn presented the
members of the IL" club and
their fathers. After a short
speech Coach Feldman presen-
ted the individual silver has
ketball trophy won at the Dis
trict tournament.
Boys who spoke included Ken
meth Morrison, senior and Bill
Green, sophomore.
Members of the IL" club are
as follows.
Seniors = Kenneth Morrison,
Bred Byrd, Jay Brockway, Lysle
Luckette.
Juniors = John Pease, Cyril
Not Afraid, Bud Terrell, Kayle
Culbertson, Ray Miller.
SophomoreS = Kenneth Vel
lowtail, Cleo Medicine Horse,
Keith Morgan, Bill Green, He
nry Esp.
Freshmen = Lincoln Stewart,
Bobby Bends, Joe Not Afraid, Jr,
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Bakery Team
Wins Series

The Bakery Team won first
in the eight-weekS series OF
games played in the mems bow
ling league. The contests closed
Last week.
Players on the winning team,
which Tailed 81 points, include
Art Keres, George johnson, and
Hartman Weigand.
In the second place was the
J. w. Holley grocery trio, which
had. a total of 20 points. j. w.
Holley, George Cooley and James
Holley, Jr., make up this team.
The Drug Store team, COM
posed of G. L. Lohmaier, Albert
Feldman and Bob Liz, took 3rd
place with 16 points.
A new eight-weeks series was
begun Last week by the ladies
teams.
Results of play were as fol-
lows: Mrs. George Cooley,s
team: Mrs. Wilbur Sorger 394,
Mrs. r. w. Hensley 381, and
Mrs. Cooley 443, total pins 1918;
vs.. Stevens store: MRS. Clayton
Clanin 314, Mrs. Cliff Clark, 3O6,
Miss Marie Jensen 1926, total
pins 1048.
Gardeners Service station:
Mrs. C.. l.. Lohmaier 391, Miss
Dorothy Gardner $50, Mrs. A. w.
Gardner 376 total pins 1877 VS..
Teachers: Miss Josephine &C.
bull 452, Miss Jean Jordan 331,
Miss Lois Sandbak 361, total
pins 1144.
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Go To B. Y. P. u.
State Meeting

Many from Lodge Grass and
Wyola attended the B. Y. p. U,
state convention, held in Boze-
man last week.
Those from the Little Brown
church who made the trip in
cluded the Misses Marilyn Nc
Way, Hazel knight, Betty Swea-
ringen, Doris Swearingen, Flo
renee Swearingen, Grace Taught
Doris Milliron, 'Annabel Neal,
and Georgette johnson and Dali
las McVay.
From the Chivers Memorial
chapel were Misses Shirley b.
csc, Mildred Thorson, Ella Ric-
hards, Betty Jane johnson,
Eldah Pease, Elizabeth Yellow
tail, and Charlotte Medicine
Horse.
Dollite Morgan, Jean Culber-
tson, Maxine Brown, Virginia
Gilbert, Eileen Eggart, and Rae
hel Filtz were the young people
from Wyola who went to Boze-
man.
Sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Eggart, Miss Clara Odds
and the Rev. Addison Self.
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Wyola were business callers in
Lodge Grass Monday .

Wyola were business callers in
Lodge Grass Monday
I j. F. Miller and John Jappe
transacted business in Hardin.
Mrs. Francis Curry and sons
motored to Hardin Tuesday to
attend a birthday party for Mrs.
Curry's father.
Mrs. Fred Sharpe transacted
business in Sheridan Friday.
William Foster of Billings, q
barber is now employed at the
Ryan barber shop. He Is taking
the place of o. D. Lindsey.
Mrs. J. w. Holley and Miss
Fern motored to Billings Tues
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bucking-
ham spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Billings transacting
business.
The Misses, MART, Esther and
Lydia Miller, Miss Eleanor Krei-
ger, Keith Denis, Herman Miller
John Jappe and J.F. Miller were
in Sheridan on business Mon
day evening.
Lloyd Bourne and Francis
Johnson spent several days last
week in Billings visiting friends
and relatives.
A large crowd attended the
Otto Brockwan'S auction sale
held in front of the Hiway hotel
and cafe Saturday
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Boosters
Club Meets

A regular meeting of the Boo
sters' club was held in the
Community hall on Wednesday
evening.
Bert Romine, John Rice and
Charles Sherod we're hosts to
the 81 members present.
Plans for the banquet and
dance that were held on Sat-
urday night were completed,
and the possibility of organi-
zing a fire department was
discussed.
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BOYS


Several members of the Lodge
Grass Future Farmers of ANA
RIGA chapter attended the F. FLA.
convention in Billings Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Boys who made the trip in
cluded Francis Cossitt, Austin
Cossitt, James Wiley, William
williams, Yysle Taught, James
Swingholm and Miles Mock.
The sponsor, Lloyd Graham, &C
companied them.
Austin Cossitt, Lysle Taught
and William williams won 4th
in livestock judging, and Fra
nciS CoSSitt, James Wiley, Miles
Mock and James Swingholm
were awarded sixth in poultry
judging.
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NEW LOCKERS
ARE

New lockers, approximately
six feet tall, we're recently in
stalled at Lodge Grass high
school.
In the top of each locker is
a space for books.
Superintendent R. J. Brown,
Lloyd Graham, Wayne Criswell
and members of the vocational
agriculture classes helped with
the installation.
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W1LSO RETURN

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson
and sons, Willard and Calvin,
returned Sunday from Missouri,
where Calvin was a patient at
Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Wilson and Calvin had
spent some time in Missouri
and Mr.. Wilson and Willard
left Lodge Grass two weeks ago.
They made a trip to Arizona,
Mexico and Milwaukee, Wis.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS
HOLD MEETING

The Campfire Girls held their
regular meeting Monday eve
ming at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Graham.
Those present were Miss Hazel
knight, Miss Marilyn McVey,
Miss Florence Swearingen, Miss
Betty Jane Johnson, Miss Betty
Lou Graham, Miss Joan David
son, Miss Blanche Brock, Miss
Viola Nichols, Catherine Nichols,
Miss Georgette Johnson, Miss
Violet Wright and Mrs. Lloyd
Graham and Miss Jean Jordan
SPONSORS.
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WOMAlNS CLUB
HAVE PARTY

The Lodge Grass Woman's
club gave a party Thursday eve
ming in the Community hall.
Bridge, Cribbage and Chinese
Checkers were played.
Refreshments were served at
the close Of the evening.
Clarence Stevens of Browning
is spending a few days here
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Dorothy Mae Knutson,
who Is attending school in Bill
lings, spent Wednesday at her
home at Benteen.
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ENTERTAIN TRAVEL, CLUB

ENTERTAIN TRAVEL CLUB
Mrs. Claude Brock and Mrs.
B. A. Zimmerman and Miss CT
ara Odds entertained the Travel
club Friday afternoon at Miss
Odds home.
Mrs. B. A.. Zimmerman had
charge of the program on the
state of Oklahoma.
Mrs. M. Wells gave a book re-
view on "Good Medicine" by
Charles M. Russell.
Present were Mrs. w. A. Pet
zoldt, Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald, Mrs.
w. A. Thomas, Mrs. Charles
Long, Miss Malvina johnson
Mrs. r. G.. BrookinSS and the
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Addison Self was a guest
of the club.
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CHIVERS MEMORIAL CHAPEL
DR., w. A. PetZOldt, pastor.

CHIVERS MEMORIAL CHAPEL
DR.. w. A. Petzoldt, pastor.
Sunday school, 1890 am.
Morning worship, 1870 am.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday,
7:ao pm.
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rev. Addison Self, pastor.
Sunday school, 1000 am.
B. Y. P. u. , $50 pm.
Evening worship, 1880 pm.
Ladies Aid, Thursday, 2:30 pm
Prayer meeting, Thursday,
7:30 pm.
Choir practice, Thursday, $50
pm.
WYOLA COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Addison Self, pastor. :. ..
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, HOO am.
Ladies Aid, every second and
fourth Thursday, 2:3O pm.
G. T. Cooley was a business
caller in Hardin Saturday.
David Pease, Jr., made a bust
ness trip to Sheridan Saturday.
Junior Miller of Owl Creek
who has been receiving medical
treatment in Billings returned
home Wednesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-03-27

HOSTS AT DINNER
MI. and Mrs. Bill Gardner
were hosts at dinner Sunday
evening.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Tetchner of Standpoint Ida,
Edward Tetchner of Decker, E.
L.. Rumfelt and son, Raymond,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lewis,
Kenny, Ruth, Bobby, Esco and
Rose Mary Lewis of Hardin, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Miller, Ber-
neice, Junior and Glen Miller
of Owl Creek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
MAN IN HOSPITAL,
 TRIAL POSTPONED
Principals in Street Fight Free Under $l,OOO Bonds
 Until Next Saturday

A continuance was again given three men involved in a recent street fight on East Main street, in city court this morning when the case was called before Judge Johr l.. Gaffney. As @ result of the braw! one of the men was hospitalized.
 The case was assigned to Saturday pending the release of Joseph Hayes from the hospital. Prosecuting At torney Michael J. Galullo said he was informed by the hospital that the man Is expected to be sent home Friday and consequently asked for the Saturday date for the trial.
 The three men, Thomas Sharkey 20, of i40 Sylvan avenue, Edward Mulhern, 27, of 152 East Main street and Dennis Hayes. 30, of 165 River street, a brother of the injured mar are charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, and are free under $l 1000 bonds.
 The fracas began in grill or East Main street when four of the men went out into the street tC settle a difference, Patrolman Ralph Belloisey reported.
 Joseph, brother of Dennis Hayes was injured in the fight and suf- fered 6 fractured skull.
 Judge Gaffney entered a suspend ed sentence to run indefinitely when Michael Basile, 25, of 46l North Main street, was arraigned on 6 charge of operating a vehicle with out a license and illegal use of markers.
 Basic, an employe of a used car concern, pleaded guilty and asked the court for consideration. through his Attorney A. Henry Weisman who asked leniency because the ac- cused had to contribute to the main support of his family and a fine would impose a hardship whereby his family would suffer.
 The accused was asked to come to the witness stand by Judge Gaff- ney, who warned him that if he took things that did not belong to him he may find that the unexpected may befall him.
 A continuance to March l8, was granted to Lawrence J. Atchison, 46 of R. F. D. No. 3. Waterbury, on charges of speeding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
DEATH CLAIMS
 PROSPECT MAN
Patrick SpelIman Present. ed Land to Bishop Where
 Catholic Church Stands

Patrick Spellman, well known resident of Prospect, died early this morning. A native of Ireland, he had lived in this city for some time be- fore moving to Prospect 50 years ago.
 MT. Spellman was prominent in Catholic circles. A few years ago he presented to the Bishop the land upon which the new Catholic church has been erected in the cen- ter of Prospect. He was given the Gold Trowel which had been used In the laying of the cornerstone of the church.
 MT. Spellman is survived by two step- brothers, Thomas and John McAvoy and a step-sister, Mrs. Pat rick Calvin, all of this city; a niece, Mrs. John Maher, and nephew, John J. Spellman, both of Water bury.
 The funeral will take place from the Bergin Funeral Home, 290 East Main street, at time to be an- nounced.