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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

- @eiien Sic hei Ginfiiuicn bar
auf bim. oab Sic sic 9ln3eige i'm
uyolfsblatt" geleien baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Sooesam,eisem t

Somes g. Sapes, selt. am 2ten
aug 1910, tuobl bor6ereitet, in
Solpbapsburg, ga. Alter, eifrtger
2eIer.
Nrs. 9. 2eins, eelt. im alter bon
20. .Sabren lit @rie, So. @lter Sc.
fer.
Senrp Dreiidalit seit. it,
folse eites ltnfaas ia @rie, go.
atter &eier.
Wrs. u. 8rautisam, seit. am
8. 6ebr. 1941 III Sdeueetaon q.
..
Beter S. SanIen eeit. am 30.
MGr5 t94t in Yort Suron Mid.
W d r tim 90 per, gelt. ant 16ten
San. 1911, I'M sitter bon 63 Sab
ren, in 2ouispille, &g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Dais @aifemfre.MS

Brielter. Ssst. ser Dioseie Wontaibait
iparen Il Brieiter mo6ililiert; oapou
lit / gefalen, 3 Iino oermiBt lno Is
IN ariegssefanaenIdaft. aus Ger 81.
o5eie 2in,oges fuaren 79 RrieIter ltno
90 Seminariiteu einberufen; 8rie.
lter lit gefallen uno % Brieiter ltno
6 Seminariiten iino friegsgefangen,
8on III nobililierten Brieitern Der
Dio5eie 9iion iino 3 eefallen, per.
miBt. ino 80 friegsgefaugeu; bon 81
mobililicrten Seminarilten oerIelbeu
9io5eie iino 2 sefaaen, 7 permibt
,no 8 friegsgefangen
9ei ser 8eid)iebung @enltas bate
cine 80 3entimeter -@ranote zines
euslilben SAlahtld)iffes audi Die
3atbeorale bon Sau 2oren5o setrof-
fen. 9as @eldoB lpar ieooA nidt er.
plooiert llno blieb int Snnern Oes
0omes liegen. Inter groBen Sdlpie'
rigfeiteu iuuroe ser 9liuogdneer aus
oer Stride gel1afft nno ins @teer &C.
luorfen. WtittelS eines &ranes, Der
eigens ba5l int 9ont aufgeIteat mar,
bobeu slrtiuerielolbaten aus Spesia
Oas geipaltige @eld)oB anf einen nit
@unlniruoern erlebeneu &arreu uno
befor0erten es aus ser Stride. 9ur1
einen lpeiteren Sran iptrbe es auf
einen SaItlpagen 1ulo bon sort int
Safen olti eiu 5lob Derlaoen uuo int
Weere Derlenft.
Sci Musgrabl1ngen in Bompei muir
Sen iiillalt auf 5lltagegeforoerten
Sdulen 465 Sni6riften, sSiglren lno
3eidnlngen entoedt, oeren ltrbeber
ellttpeoer lelblt eiiris Sport trieben
ooer leioenl1aftlid)e 9eluder oes
Staoion5 marelt. s(n ser gleiden
Stelle tpuroen bie Sfelette bon IS
8erIonen sefunoen, oie ali oer
6lu6t bon ser SulfanaiGe iiberraidt
lno besraben purben. Sci einem 0ie-
fer Sfelette lag eiu 9ebdlter nit di'
ta,rgiiden SnItrltnteutelL sic baltpt-
id6tiG fir slugenoperatiouen be-
ltimmt iuaren uno 5un eroBen Sell
iebr gut erbalteu lino. - G.=St ..
@.=8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

@ie tief Sic &eligion i'm Ser5en oes
ruliil6en golfes iuur5elt uno Wie
obnnlddtie Die 9ottloie Soluietregie:,
rltng NIT al ibreu brutaleu Madt.
mitteln lib ertueiit, benefit, tuie ser
uSiierbatore &omano' beridtet, bie
gatlahe, oaB oie iiber sau5 Sopiet.
ruBlano berbreiteten autirelisioien
Wuieen oft cine gang anoere @irfuug
altsiiben, als Die bon ser eottleien
@esierung beabiidtigte. Selbit iu
3entral Mulelm in Wosfau iet es
nidt ungetuobulid, aort eiueu 8eiu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
der por5ufinoelL Ser Dor ei,e,u slueds
8eradtlid)nahuns auiseitellteu Sfsa
lueilenS ieiu @ebet lpridt.

Gin 9rio ser 9erliner 8gilgarmo-
niidet @eiealbaft, Oas at 3on5ert-
altffiibrlngeu nad Nou gefonlnteu
tpar, ultrOe 5l1 einer balbItiinoisen
Bripata,oieu5 beim 81. 8ater porse-
lalleu, ,un bier Broben ieiner &,tuit
5lt seben. gfod) Sen 9arbietungeu uu-
terbielt iid ser 81. Sater nit oen
&iin1t 1tlern in oeutid)er Sprade, sab
ibnen grinnerllngsmeoailleu als Mu.
benfen lno ertelte ibnen oeu apolto.
lii1en Segel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
F0RNrS ALpENkRAUTER

@iefe eemte Fnb nidlt iuirflith franz unb bea.
Hoh iRblen lie lid, nid,t redbt Wp9i. ete
erfreueH Fdl tueber an Der Mrhett nod aut
epirt Mnb bic 5amiiie nno 2renmbe fpraeM
fhb nft nm He. 8enn Sic 81 ben "bal6.
gcIumben" @teniden geBbren, leioew Ste
ntellsid,t an fnnftiunalcr 6artietbtateit nut
bersn @ealeitiHmptSme, tuie ). y: y.erupfttat
nmb 2opiId,mer5ea, @erbaMmnas it5rnnaens
beritimmtem Wagcu, Ghiai. nnb Nppettt.
IsFsfett, hbtem 9lnnbaernds, nns betestee
3unse. Seit iiber 5 8enrratiunen bat 5prnf8
MIpsnfrdMter, has aus 18 serihlieoenen 1mrs
5ela. YflauSen mno 3rdmtern herseiteat ,utrb,
fetnen Nert ais cine hberanS uurtretfltdbe
Masemtdttafett anresenbe Webisin be,ute'en.
Mlpeafrdnter iptrft milbe nMb fanit nit bee
Natar amf oieie iuid,tiae uterfadse Mrt uns
metSe: IS htlft Der SGtiafeit beS WtasenSs
ss bilft ben Stmblaana rcgnlteren; es Sers
1nehrt bic NmSihcibnna bmrh) bic HtereHs
biiit nab beidjlenuist 8erbanums. Setem Ste
nttbt eHtmnttat, tuenn anbere Wiebtstnen eer.
faat labem, Sire @efSen, nernrfadit bards
fehlerhafte 0erbamuna mnb MkSithefbnna, SO
fimbern. Mlpenfrdmter mag sbmea bslfeH -
faafen Ste beute clue Jiaide!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

3iel Der NolfsgenleiuIdaft, iuem ein
9eil oes 8olfes als Minoerberebti9te
uue Winoer,pertige ausgelbieoen
mtrs. uSoa bie rltbmreibe 8affen.
briiaeridaft orauBen, bie Millioneu
oeutider fatboliider Wdnner gum
ginIas bon 8lut llnb 2eben perpilid-
tet, nit ser i6mer5li1en 8otibaft
fid beialte1, Bob oabeim Ser aampf
aeeen Die Stride uno oas gbriltentun
itunter beftiger entbrennt uno tobt,
ttu cine art 8orentideiouus Idon
iuabreuo ibrer abuelenbeit at er5tpiu-
gen." Bran iagt, baB oas nit fa-
ndfiider llnllahgiebisfeit erltrebt
tperae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
Som &ritssseidrei iibert6at

OWW OtltSyuyS
III aaerbinss idmeisen bie QiinIte,
tpie es felt altersber beiBt, i'm 2drm
bes 9rieges. Mnoererieits lit es bnrd-
aus ipiinidensipert llno notipenoig,
oas Ser @eiIt nidt pollitdnoig einge.
neHlinen iperbe bon Griegsnabridtett..
'lIniere 9reiie ,teist oaslt, Ben arieg
utebr ais notlpenoig in Sen @oroer-
grauo su lteaen. Man fonnte falt
meit,er, in europa beberridten oie
frieserilden greisnilie 10 pollltdnois
alte 8erbaltniiie, baB es allBerbem
ii6erbal,pt nihts mebr 5u meloen ee-
be. anbei einige NadriNten bon all-
geateinerem Sntereiie.
'A."s X ~~.
lluldnsit bielt iid bas 8erliner
MttbarmoniIde Sr6elter, auf einer
Reu5ertreiie begriffen, in 8om altf.
9rei Witalieoer eesiel6en, ein Sl6'
tiff, Elm gioliniIt ,tnb ein @iolaipie-
lee batten oen anerfennensiperten @e=
oaufeu, een 81. Sater our6 Sen 8or.
trag eines Srios su erireileu. Bius
Der 3iuolfte. empfing oie &iinitler in
feiuer Yriootbibliptbef, ,mo sic Mu=
itfer tritgeu IN pollenbeter @eile Die
D=oursSerenaoe bon 8eetbopen Dor.
Ser YapIt, ser iiber bieie sluflnerfs
fatttfeit lno BEN &unitgenuB bod er=
freut mar, unterbielt iid barauf Idn-
eere 3eit nit SEN 3iinltlern lno
ii6erreid)te ibnen gum sfnoenfen an
oieie Auoieu5 oie iilberne Bontiii>
fatsmeoaiQe.
Durd eine geroroutng oes
Staatsdefs, Maridaa Hetain, lino
Die beI6laauabnteu 8eiisuugen ser
5antitie 9totblbilo bout natioualen
Silfsmerf 1ne oer S,tgenbfiirIorge
iiberuonmen moroen. Die 3entral=
berlualtlns bes nationalen Silfstper-
tes bat lid ieet int @ebalioe ser
aetbIdilo= o=9anf in Bari5 eingeridtet.
Das Sdlob Serrieres int, Department
5eiue ct Marne lit set SSlgenbfiir-
forge salr 8erfiis,tng seltellt moroen.
BORT ioa 1T Den uadIteu @oden cine
Slsenoldule fir @drtnerlebrlinge
eiuseridtet iperoen.~ 3u Dem Sdlob=
ausueien eebort Elm Yarf BON 5000
@eftaren nit Srei6bduiern fir ero-
tiiAe Rflan5en. 9ie 2uruseinrid-
t,tueen follen MN nitbliden 3iueden
5,tgefii9rf ,eerben. Die iibriger, 8e-
iikunsen Der s&otbldiloS loaen eben'
faas 1T Der ntidlten 3eit eine neue
Deitt,uml.ng erbalten.
X
Die esnternatienale 8ereinisuua in
@eaf fiir Sdaffums bon Sdub5onen
(2ieatr be @ellepe) teilt nit, bab sic.
ie bon ser pdpitliden Nl.htiat,tr in
Bern eiu auberIt ernurnternoes
5dreiben erbalteu babe, III tpel6em
Die felt mebreren Sssabren bon oieIer
Sraaniiatiou berfolsten bumanitaren
8eltrebun9en slnerfennltng finoen.
es miro it, pieIem .3ulaumenbang
3iel Der 8olfsgen1einIdaft, iuenn elm
x-sT cSN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

uHlp AHI etHe UtuleliuHY uus 9eL
gatifanltaet bingeluielen, tuonad) Der
gapit bie abIiht b1tte, an sic frieg.
fiibrenben 5taaten einen aufrl,f sll
erlaiien, Inn oieie 5u betueeen, li6
fiinftig Der Bombaroierllng gegen
3inil6epOlferltnsen 5u entbalten. 9ie
@enfer @ereinigung fir Shub5onen
Gofft baber, baB es oen pereinigten
9eltrebutgeu selineen iueroe, 5u Ell
ner 8erItanoiguns s,piihen BEN &C.
genmartig i'm 9riege lieoenoen &egie-
rltugen 5u gelangen uno bamit 5l ie-
nem Spltem, oas Der nerlorbene
frau5oiiide @eneral ct. Haul inter
ser 8e5eidnung uSieir oe @enepe'
befiirportete, 5lt gelaneen.
X
ssn Serbinoung nit ser Generals
furie ser &apl3iner in 8om lit I'M.
ldn9lt ein SiltoriIbes SnItitltt bes
Gapusineroroens erridtet moroeu.
Seit 1880 beItano i1t s(liiii ein ,,9ol,
legil,m fir frat5isfariide &ultllr 1mo
@iiieni1aft', at ipeld)en 8atres aus
sen perlhiebenIten 9Gnbern arbeites
ten, l,m sic @eldidte ltnb bie full
tureae 8ebel,tl,ns bes aapu5ineror-
oens ST erforIden. Sas Ssnltitut, tuel-
dies nit elmer Spe5ialbibliotbef uno
einem MuIe,rm ausgeItattet uno in
perldieoene Seftioneu gealieoert ipar,
gab cine nlebripradige 8eitl6rift
,,Gonectaned 6ranciscana'' uno cine
Sammllng bon Stuoien 5ltr Sroens=
gel6idte uWfonumenta S5iftorica Or
oiuis Minorlmt sGapitciilprllnt' ber>
aus. 9ie in sliiit sepflegten iuiiien=
ldaftliben 9eitrebungen nabnten cine
10 erfreuliebe gntluifluns, oaB ben
Srbensobern nunmebr cine 8erle-
gltng llad Hom ange5eigt idbien. 8ei
bieiem stnlaB ,ipuroe allb Der Same
setpedlelt una sic sSsnititution tref'
fenoer ais uSiitoriIdes Snltitut oes
aapu5inerorbens" benannt.
X
Seit mebr als einem Sabre tper6en
in oeu patifanilben @riiften, oie 81.
reft unter Ser ct Yetersfir6e eele-
gen iinS, lntfaltgreide @rabarbeiten
our6gefiibrt, oie in erlter 2inie ben
3iueden Der ar6dologil6en Sor-
idune oienen. sluf Dem @elanoe, mo-
beltte ser ct. Betersbom itebt, befano
lid 5ur 3eit oes aailers Nero Elm
3irfls uno III ser driltlid)en 3eit sic
aite oatifanii6e 8alilifa. 8on bel.
Sen fan,en bel ben bisberigen @ra.
b.ngen einige lteberreite outage. am
Is. Salu.ar 'lestbin ieood itieB man
aui einen 5uno, oem Die @elebrten
sro6e 8eoelttitng beimellen. @s ban.
belt iid nm lleberreite zines alien
5rieobeies, bon benen bisher atpei it,
TAFT erbaltene @raber aus Der 3eit
ser rSImiiden aaiier feltgeltellt ner.
oen fonnteu. 0ie Sunoe tperoen ser.
5eit BON ben beoeutenbiten arbdolo.
gen eenaueitens iiberpriiit. 9ie Seit.
iteaung zines Srieobofes aur romi.
iden aaiier5eit in ser Ndbe bes ne.
ronianilhen Sirius fonmt groBe 8e,
beutllng fir oie @eibidte oes llr.
Edriltentl,ms ,no oes Mdrtpril.ms ,tu6
9eerdbnilies oes apoltelfiirlten gu.
Mnn lieht 1eshalb Sen meiteren sfeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23
&er9leih

Ct: uDein Wluo foutmt mir bor
tuie eine 9aufltation."
Sic: n@ieio?" -: -.=
ST.: Gag lmo Nadt ae6ffuet."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-23

SANS Gle bic 5arneb Webissues Htdbt t1
Sbrer NdBe befSmmen fDnnen, madbeW ste
boa bteiem 8npuu @ebrauGl:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Anyone Want a
 SsOGrnl of Bees

Naugatuck, July 1A--WanSed To give away Q swarm ea honey bees which took abede in . steel pipe in the Thurston Ice company building here ever the weekend. William ThurS- ton, company official azlnOznc- cd today that the bees came into the plant Sunday and he does not know from what hive they came
 He said the company win be too willing to part with them and the quicker their owner takes them away, the better.
 The boys that have the task of delivering ice from this firm today consider themselves lucky that they arc on that Job, inc stead of being employed inside the plant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
REPORT ON UNION
 VOTE MADE SUNDAY

Naugatuck, July l4-Reports of the vote in favor of accepting q seven-cent-an-hour wage. increase were made by Joseph Kenishea, president of Local $, United Rub- Der Workers of America, at meet ing of the union held in Linden park yesterday. The negotiating committee was ordered to arrange settlement of the contract with the U. s. Rubber company before the end of the month. The local 45 is the sole bargaining agent. Arthur Taylor was appointed to head the committee in charge of the annual bake to be held next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
ENGLISH RECTOR
 SPEAKS HERE

Naugatuck, July l4-Emgland and America are fighting to protect the Christian way Of life, Rev. Michael Coleman Of England, wh0se church was destroyed in an air raid, said last night at a special service in et. MIchael'e Episcopal church.
 Rev. MT. Coleman gave an inter- eeting talk and the affair was well attended with local veterans %. cities being represented in the group. Rev. Mfr. Coleman answered a nilrfi- Der og questions after fiir taik.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14

under the direction of Daniel Oemc- ke's assintant, Dayton Palmer. Many new numbers never before played here and which include several Mfr. Palmer has collected during his exa perience as director of state anstitu@ ton bands are being rehearsed.
 MT. Palmer has been Q member o9 the U. s. army band and with othes bands throughout the country. HA plans to announce the program aa soon as it is completed. The band will rehearse tonight in the Tuttls music shed. Several members of last years high school band are rehears- ing with the Community band.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
PETER PAUL 60. RESUMES WORK Employees Back After Their Vacations; Air Warden
 Course Completed

Naugatuck, July 14.-Resumption of operations in the Peter Paul Candy plant here took place today. The employees have had To-day vacation period. Much progress has been made recently on the $20,000 one-story brick addition to the plant, and this new building will be used for warehouse purposes. A number of employees of the U. s. Rubber footwear plant also returned to work today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Meeting at Church

There will be q meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the basement of St. Anthony'S church. All mem- bers of the church are asked to att tend. Preparations are underway for the annual garden party for the benefit of St. Anthony's. Plans will be discussed by Father Thomas Griffin, pastor of St. Mary,s church in Union City and of st. Anthony,s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, July 14 = Miss Mary Leary of Hartford was . visitors yesterday at the home of her Ino- ther, Mrs. Nellie Leary of Russell street.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred B. Ellis of German street, who have been va cationing ct Virginia Beach, Va, have returned.
 Mir. and Mrs. Donald c. Kirby and son, Doald, of Mishawaka, Ind ;, who have been visiting MT. Kirby's parents, MT. and Mrs. W. Glenn Kirby of Sweeney street, have re- turned to MishawalSa.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Tlmnar- clio and Mrs. Andrew sirica of May street, who have been vaca- tioning in Miami, Fla, and Havana, Cuba, have returned here.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Trave of llS Hill street, who have been va- cationing in the New England states, have returned.
 Edwin B. Meyer, son of MT. and Mrs. Alfonso Meyer of 1 Hard street has taken O. position with the Southern New England Telephone Company.
 LeRoy Scheithe, who was recent ly raised to the rank of corporal in the U. s. Army, and who is station- cd at Camp Blanding, Fla, Is on furlough here and is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Scheithe of Cotton Hollow.
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Sylvia and son, Alan, and daughter, Shir- ley, of Lewis street were visitors ct Seaside Park, Bridgeport yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Lowell and family of Highland avenue, who have been vacationing In New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, have returned here.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Calhoun of Hillside avenue, who have been va cationing in the South, have re. turned.
 Henry RoSelle of Oak street has returned from Virginia Beach, Va, where he has been vacationing.
 The Misses Mary and Helen Law ley of Cherry street, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs Patrick Law ley and James Lawley in India apolis, Indiana, and also have wis. ited friends in Bloomington, Ind, and Cincinnati. O., have returned here.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlton Mahan of Andrew avenue are vacationing in Sigourney, Iowa.
 James Baker of Bradley street, who has been vacationing in Maine, has returned.
 Mrs. LeRoy Grant of Oak street had as her guest over the weekend Mrs. M. -Grifiith of Westport, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Emery and family aof Fern street ar vacation ing in New Jersey.
 Mrs. M. W. O,Briezs Of Maple street has as her guests Mir. and Mrs. Leo oLoughlin and family of Detroit. Mich.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William Hayes of Highland avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
ALUMINIUM DRIVE OPENS IN PROSPECT
St Anthony's Church Meet ing Called; Many Attend
 Barn Dance
PROSPECT Correspondent: Eileen Byrnes Telephone 5-O447

Prospect, July 14 - The scrap aluminium drive opened today in Waterbury and its vicinity. The drive Is to collect all useless alumi- mum for the national defense. The aluminium will be collected whether 1t iS battered pan or pert of . car. All people of Prospect are ask ed to gather together all the alumi- mum they can spare and give 1t for the defense cause. Articles and pieces may be left at the town hail If they are not collected by the Boy Scouts or other volunteers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
TO Youths Of
 For Final Ex0s,1s

Naugatuck, July 14-A group of 10 young men left from the selectlve service headquar. ters here today for Hartford where they will take final phy- slcaI exams before being induce ted in the U. s. army.
 Dr. Edwin Curran, member of the draft board, and Frank LobdeIl drove them to Water bury i'm cars and from there they went to Hartford by bus. Claude Lowe Smi th was the group leader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
MIDDLE LEBURY Correspondent; Nancy Rllsy
 Telephone l-elie

The sacrament of confirma ton was administered to A8 of the sun- day school class Of st. John Of the Gross church ct o'clock ct the church yesterday. Tn the class there were 2z girls and 2l boys.
 Mrs. Philip Dinova and daughter Of Porter Hlll have returned from 6 motor trip through the BeFk- ehlres. They were accompanied by Mrs. 0meg Agichmud oG Miami Beach.
 Several Iadlss og the town met in the town hall teddy from 2 until 9 lo d0 ned oreaa sewing and knlt- ting. Mrs. charles Loomis, ehaiE- man, re9eesls that as many as nos- alhle attend lhase mastln81.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Curnpletaa Tralninr

Edward Weaving of Homestead avenue, fire chief at the Naugatuck Chemical company, has completed attendance at the air warden train- ing school held last week in New Haven.
 MT. Weaving was the only Nauga- tuck man to attend the school, be- Ing sent at the expense of the Nau- gatuck Chemical company. He gar- nered much information which will be useful for defense purposes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Tn AtfAnA NfAAflne

4 large number of members of the Naugatuck post, American Lee zion, will attend the annual outing to Dc held Wednesday night at the summer home of Lester Wiggles- worth in Southbury. There will be . supper at 6:S0 and Q sports pro gram will follow.
 It has been announced that mena- berS planning to attend the national convention in Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. l4 to ie, should make reservations at the outing Wednesday, with either Thomas Nolan or Louis Ja- Inele.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
No Plea For Police Dept. Raises
Auto Cases Carried
 Over To July 26
Violation of Rules of Road Brought Against water.
 bury Men; Public Concert on Tuesday, July %

Naugatuck, July i4-Cases of AleS Maturski of 143 School street anC Antonio Barbino of 22 0eddes Ter race, Waterbury were continued tc July % in borough court Saturday because Patrolman Wilfred Evon who made the investigation in the case, Is on vacation. The arrests were made July 2 and had been con- tinued to Saturday. Atty. James P, Sweeney represents Matursh and Atty. Frank McDonald of Waterbury is counsel for Barbino. Both Matur- ski and Barbino are charged with vi- olation of the rules of the road.
 Alfred K. Hubard, 70, of 12S Wal nut street was fined $100 and costs of $S with $50 of the fine being re- mitted, when he was found guilty oi driving while under the influence ot liquor. Huband testified Saturday that he had only had one cocktail on July 3 when he was arrested but he had eaten lobster and suffered an attack of indigestion. He said he asked 6 young man who had been in the vicinity of Humand's store to drive him home and this man, whose identity was not known to Huband drove the car, the accused said.
 However when 1t hit a parked car on Cliff street, the young man ran away, Huband said. Huband assert ed he has not seen him since. Harry Pager, witness for Huband, said he saw Huband and Q young mar sitting in Huband's car that night but did not see the car in mo- ton, although the other man was ir the drivers seat, he said. Hubanc claimed he did not tell, Patrolnar George Smith that he, Huband, had driven the car, although the patrol man had testified this was what Huband told him.
 Judge Martin L. Caine, who presid- ed, said that he would be glad tc reopen the case in the event Huh- and at any time could produce the man who he said was driving.
 Otto Stuber of 256 North Mair street was found guilty of intoxica. ton and sentence was suspended fol 60 days. He was arrested Friday by Patrolman Richard Kelly.
 The case of John Shinkoruch, ~ of $50 High street, arrested July on 6 breach of peace charge, wa. continued to July l9 at the reQues of Atty. Stephen Honick of Water bury, attorney for the accused. l
 Naugatuck, July 1.-The nex public concert in the series beinI given by the Naugatuck Communit band will be held on Tuesday, Jul 20, at the Union City park ol fBridge street, Werden Leo Broph ] -a a- 4 L
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
RAMONA COUNCIL
 IN INSTALLATION
Exercises Scheduled for Tonight; LegiOn's Annual
 Outing Wednesday

Naugatuck, July 14 - Recently elected officers of Ramona council, Degree of Pocahontas, will be in- stalled at e meeting tonight at 6 o'clock in Goodyear hall with Mrs. Lottie Ptercy of Waterbury, deputy great Pocahontas, and staff in charge of the induction. Mrs. Hat tic Chapman will be installed as PocafontaS. A social will follow the induction and refreshments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14

Naugatuck, July 14.-Chef of Police John Gormley emphaticay denied today published reports that off
 to the board of warden and burgesses asking further - in pay The chief said there no basis at all to the report and asserted somebody talking through his hat" The report had it that police officers felt that the pay raise granted them last week was not In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Attend Barn Dance

Many Prospect young people at- tended the barn dance at Russin's barn, Watertown. Saturday night. A few of those attending were John Shea, Elaine Barrett, Bernard Shea. Nancy Colleen, Tommy Byrnes, Peggy Callahan, Edward Chatfield, Mary Hapenny, Dick Beeler, Frankie Doyle, Theresa Sugent. George Kol- Ter and Eileen Byrnes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
DAIsY's WINNIE

Edgar @elow Burn" Kennedy, mo- teFious aeene stealeF, has met hls negnAsla. By this own admission, Kennedy declares that in ColMms bias '.ninndle in @0ciesy," an every acene ln which he appears with Daisy the pooeh, palay slele the sesnas fFoaa him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14

M. s. Kallejian of North Main street were recent visitors at the Howe Caverns CobbleslEill, N. Y.
 Leo J. Battel of Hillside avenue was . recent visitor in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. John r. McGroary of Scott street were recent visitors in southbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
INTERRUPTED TOUR

Anita Louise interrupted Q per- sonal appearance tour In the East to return to Hollywood to appear in Colu1nbia's Two in 6 Taxi" in which she is featured with Russell Hayden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
Wedding Intentions

Rosario Ciminera of 70i South Main street, Waterbury and Jose- phine Mary Guarino of S3e South Main street, Naugatuck, have filed wedding intentions recently ct the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They are to be married August IS.