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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-31
LAW BANS HUNTING
4 II
Someone Thinks OF Hunter
n X
WITH LIVESTOCK
By JAY VESSELS
AP Feature service Writer

2EEN ~
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 3l-Life
gets increasingly tough for the
nations 100000 hunters but
there are some compromising
angles 10 the ever-groWing re-
strictions.
New Federal waterfowl rules
slap on q new regulation Now
you cannot use livestock 70
hunt ducks or geese. Some Of
the boys ask. Who wants 70
hunt ducks with or on q horse or
cow
Well. some nimTods have
used them and used them very
effectively. particularly early
in the season before the birds
become wary. You see. ducks
nest around the shore and feed
in shallow water and fre-
quentlY become accustomed TO
livestock.
So hunters have sneaked into
the midst OF a herd Of cattle as It
walked slowly toward a slough
In this way they were able 70 get
right I'D On ducks before eae
birds detected the deception.
Others would Just step along
with one COW or ore horse, bend
ing over 70 keep concealed Some
rode horseback lying prone atop
old Dobbin
This wasn't considered n &C
cord with the laws Of sportsman
ship. a hunter or hunters could
sneak Up on q flock Of ducks
near the shore and pct shot
them, annihilating the birds be
fore tLey could even get eff the
water.
Some states have eliminated
use Of the horse in other kinds
CT hunting. Minnesota. At lis
last legislative meeting. passed
= law fcTbidding use Of hoTses
&c stalk deer. Deer and moose
viii seek the company OF do
nestle animals and 50 can be
trapped
Soft restrictions Ike these
don't hurt much though. and
somebody AT least Is keeping the
hunter Il mind Rev Charles
Schleuter. for example. has held
4 q m -duck hunters mas
out In ST Paul for years, provid-
ing a police guard fer dogs and
equipment The fellow whC
conceived the cold storage lock
CT plan for keeping game Is also
the hunters friend
Some such things help saIve
the coStant moves 70 hike hunt.
ing license costs and smmuni-
ton and shell taxes, and the at
tempts to compel nimrods tC
register their guns
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PRESS ASSN. TO
MEET AT OCALA
WILTON HALL. PUBLISHER.
TO BE MAIN SPEAKER
AT CONVENTION

NOCAEA Oce 3I~FNSJ-Rus-
sci Kay president OF the Flor
ia + Press Association, an
nounced today that one Of the
nations outstanding newspaper
publishers. whose papers have
consistently Won national awards
fC- excellence and content, mas
consented 70 speak 10 Florida
HeEspspermen al the annual
convention 70 De held al Ocala
ana Silver Springs, November
3. L. Is
TIlton Z Hall president Of
he Independent Publishing
Company. publishes two daily
papers Al Anderson. s C.-the
Observation-Disclosures ard the
Daily Mail He also owns and
operates a radio station
An able and interesting speak
G. Hail xiii talk % lOrida pub
fishers about their problems, as
a experienced ard Successful
newspaper nmtG5
r-AEstAer CutSSsFding headlIl-
a seeded for lhL h-cSming con
EenuOn program the national
Is known author, artist and
poet Don BlsnCing. who re-
Gently published MS new book Of
Florida verse, which he has En-
titled -FlOridays He vii ap-
pear On the banquet program
Friday evening, Nov. Il
4 representative CT one Of the
nations largest advertising sgen-
cieS Is also scheduled 70 speak
during the 3-dsy meet. Kay
said
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DAN M'CARTY TO
RUN FOR SENATE
FLORIDA HOUSE SPEAKER
TO BE CANDIDATE
NEXT SPRING

CAMP BLANDNG. Oct. 81
6FNS}-Frsr Lieut.. Dan Nc
Carly Of Fl Pierce, speaker Of
the House (the youngest IN
Florida's history, announced
here this week that he would be
Z candidate for the State Senate
next spring.
Now In military service, ne
made his announcement IN con-
formity with recent War De-
parment ruling which said that
reserve officers. upon receiving
official permission through their
commanding officers. would be
allowed TO run for public Of
flee He received such permits
sion from Brig-Gen- Ira T.
Wyche.
McCarty. who Is a citrus grow
er and cattle raiser. said he
would run from the 33rd district,
which IS comprised of St Lucie,
Osceola. Okeechobee, and Mar
tin counties. o. A Hammer for
merly was senator from this dis
trict but resigned during the
last legislative session to accept
a circuit judgeship- s-
AcCarty IS a graduate OF the
University Of Florida In 1886
fre WIS elected tc-sHe-Efease from
ST. Lucie county and IN 1888
was reelected without opposi-
tea Elected -sgaia-ia 1910, he
vas chosen Speaker Of the
House
He IS % years old and IS mar
ried-
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coLoRED CIVIC CLUB
TO ASSEMBLE MONDAY

The Woman's Civic Club, col
red organization, viii conduct a
politicaI meeting on Monday
eFening. November ,. beginning
as o'clock, at St. Joseph's Hall,
e0xner Of Thomas and Angela
streets.
Az Candidates in the coming
ei.y election are invited to be
IL attendance. The meeting was
called By Mary A. Moreno, presi-
dent and Venora P. Mingo, sec
ntary.
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ON RUSH JOURNEY

SAN FRANCISCo.-~Fd rath-
g have gone faster If I could" +.
said Roscoe Withers when arrest
ed IN this city for speeding He
was rushing to secure q stomach
pump for his fiancee who had
swallowed poison ~ mistake
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Advertisements under Is head

Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted II The Citizen al
the rate Of one-cent Gc) a word
Tor each insertion. but the mini
mum for the first insertion In
every instance Is twenty-five
esRts Csc
Advertisers should give theE
street address as vel as their
telephone NUMBER Il they desire
results.
Payment for Classified sover-
useneats Is invariably IN i'd
vance but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
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BUSINESS CLASSES q
STARTED AT SCHOOL

Glasses made UP OF typing.
shorthand and business English
were started a. the High School
last night
Others who care ID enter can
do so by attending TIE next seS-
sion TO be held at the school
house on Tuesday night. begin
ming at 2 o'clock
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SCHOOL ON BEACH

ST PETERSBURG. Fa-A
school IN this city holds ats classes
on the beach With teachers and
pupils clad n bathing suits
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sSAE[EE1aFL=E LAsEE -gtkALA1&s
etc ~ al
Defendants
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
To KEY WEST WHARF AND
WAREHOUSE CORPORATION. a
domestic dissolved Florida cor
porariol and az E1kDGEn persons
or parties, whether natural. cCr-
p0-ate or municipal, claiming in
terests through under OF from
Key West wharf and Wa. eh0use
Corporation. Z dissolved Florida
corporation. OF otherwise. IL and
% the real estate described herein:
You and each Of ycu are hereby
ordered 70 appear 70 the BIZ Of
Complaint filed against yo1 IN the
above entitled cREse on o. before the
3rd day Of SoveEber. 1s4E, being The
Rule Day in November. 1871 other
wise the allegations Of said Bill OF
Complaint VIII be taken as con-
fessed by you and each Of you-
The relief prayed for IN said BIZ
Of Complaint is for the appointment
Of . Successor Trustee under the
terms and provisions OF a certain
mortgage OF trust deed dateG April
!. 1925 and recorded IN the office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and
for Monroe County. Florida. in Mort
gage Book CT at Page 12o, encum-
boring that certain real estate in
Monroe County. Florida. more par
ricularIy described as follows, to-
Wit
On the Island Of Key West.
Monroe County. state Of Florida,
being known as part Of Square
Eleven I'D. more particularly
described as follows Beginning
at the intersection Of William
and Caroline Streets and running
thence along the 5 WY side Of
William Street In a y. WY d.
rection a distance Of 24S feet, 70
the waters Of the Bay al Key
West. thence along the waters
OF said BAY n a Westerly direc-
tiou to a point IN the N WY
line OF said Square IL said point
being "a feet 3 Inches from the
corner Of Green and Elizabeth
Streets: thence il q 5. WY d.
rection - feet inches 70 the
corner last mentioned. thence IN
a 5. Ely direction along Eliza
beth Street a Cfstance Of 2@s
feet: thence at right angles "a a
" Ely direction 50 feet
inches: thence at right angles In
: Ely direction s. feet:
thence az right angles in a ~
Ely direction 15o feet, 2 inches;
thence AZ right angles in s.
Ely direction SO Feet thence At
right angles In q y. Ely direc-
tion 80 feet: thence az right
angles IN s Ely direction SO
feet 10 4 point on Caroline
Street. thence at right aRgges in
y Ely direction III fest 70
the point Of bEEEzBing-
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order. for Publication be pub
Ifshed once 4 week for four con-
seeutsEe weeks IN The Key West
Citizen a newspaper published IL
said County and State
WITNESS my hand and the seal
Of said Court this End day OF Octo-
Der. 1871
CSEALl Esd Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court Nonr0e coun-
y, Florida
octs-1e-IT-s4-sI. 1871
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SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBAII

BaYvisw Park. 7:3o ?. N.
First Named Teams Visiting
TONIGHT
First Game-NA rs Raiders.
Second GaHe-Psppa Plumb
ers rs. NavSta- ia
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Navy IS Ma
Second Game-Red Raiders IS.
NavSta-
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-Navy Is Peppers
Plumbers
Second Game-NavSta Us Ma.
BASEBALL
Price Field lTrunbol z:s8 2. IT.
First Named Teams Visiting
SUNDAY
First Game-Red Raiders IS.
Trojans-
Second Game-COnchs vs. Pan
dora Bears
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II THE CIRCUET C0ERT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL ETRCEET
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY ~
CHASCERE.
Case Ne. SIS
SAMUEL H1GGISBOTHAA-
Plaintiff.
vz DIVORCE.
CORSELIA HIGGISBOTaAM
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
TO C0RSELIA HHzGIS B0TEAA
No. SIS CHESTNUT STREET
CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY
II IS hereby ordered that you are
required 20 appear on the srd day
Of November. 1871. before the above
entitled court to the BIZ 81 Com
plant filed against Fun in The zbeTe
entitled cause. and The KEY West
Citizen IS hereby designated as the
newspaper IN which this order stzll
be pBbliShec once 3 week for four
C43 consecutive weeks
WITNESS shs E0rorsble Arthur
Gomez as Jsdge q this Court and
the seal OF this csErt II the
Florida. this md szE Of October,
1sEAL9 Ross c Sawyer
Clerk circ1ft Court Monroe County.
By. Csd) Florence z saver
Deputy Clerk
oet3-1e-1z-e4-sL1s4l
Subscribe TO The Citizen. z0e
weekly.
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Sailed bids VII be received by The
AEt1rE-E General - lh-- STATE Of
Florida al his office IN Tallahassee
EErI Il O'clock Neon EonaaF- No
vemb-r L. 1871. for printing and
binding the Florida Statutes 1851
and History and Revision Notes 10
FLORIDA SzaE4Ees 1871 as author
lzed ~ chapter 16-1s. Acts ~ IszL
Prospective bidders nay obtain fun
s--IALs AID Specifications By ad-
dressing -hE und=rsl gU=d Al ITALIA
hasse=-
! TON WATSON
Attorney General STATE q Florida
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. N
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. N
CHANEERA.
Case Ne. SIS
HARRY P m0EN
Plaintiff
DIVORCE
NARY Il BROWN
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION


ORDER OF PIT RIICATI0N
THr STATE OF FLORIDA
TO NARY II BROWN
10 IToS WEST CULVER STREET,
PHoESIN- ARIZONA
II : Hereby ordered that y0u are
req1Ers6 20 appear On the ard day
u November, 1871 before the above
CERTIFIED court. 20 the Bill 81 Gem
plant filed against you n the above
entitled cause. and The Key West
CITIZEN Is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this order shall
De published once > week for 1oE-
al consecutive weeks
WITNESS the Honorable Arthur
Gomez As Judge Of this Court and
The seal Of this Court 81 the
CITY q Key West Monroe County.
Florida. this Ind day Of October,
1871
GSEAL3 RoSs c sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Nonroe County.
Florida
By: (sdl Florence & Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
eS17-1e-1T -24-S1. zs41
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4
vs DIVORCE.
BERT a L BOND.
Defendant
ORDER OF pa BLTCATE0N
THE ST ATE OF FLORIDA
To BERTHA Z BOND
X - 1sE&E E-E &k&oWN
Il = hereby ordered that you are
required TO appear On the ard day
Of November Is&1- be1ors the above
entitled c01-L 70 the Bill q Com
plant filed against you N the above
entitled eaaE@- and The KEY West
Citizen Is hereby designated as the
nsT SpaDsr IN which this order shah
p published once week for four
10 consecutive weeks
WITNESS the Honorable Arthur
Cor z zs Judge % this CoErg and
the sal q this Court II the
City q Key West Monroe Comfy.
Florida. this md day q October.
1881
fSEALl Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Circuit Court Monroe County.
Florida
By fSd1 Florence z Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk
ocIs-za-Iz-14-5Ezs 1871
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LAUNDRY
FoR RENT

FOR RENT rooms, single OK
double Reasonable. Near Post
Office, GA Dey Street
oct28-IWiEx
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EXPERIENCED WAITRESS -
ply befWeen = and S
Southerurast Cry Fhazz-zE
aE<s4 d
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELES kS tn JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA N
And FOB MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERT
Case Ne S-So
WILLIAM BOND.
Plaintiff
vs DIVORCE.
BERT IA L BOND.
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. N CHANCEREs
Case No. S-7z
JOHN H G. PELL
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STANDINGS

Island City sOfiban League
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KEY WEST WHARF AND
WAREHOUSE CORPORATION.
etc ~ al
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To Be eontlnasd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
CONTROLLED PLAN
 SUPPLIES WORKERS

Hartford, Conn, Juno o--tur- Defenso industries ifl Connecticut are being supplied with workers through q "controlied migration, program operated by tho National Youth Administration, N vas said totlay by Director Thomas A. Casey.
 Dy August Casey said about D0O workers A month would be brought into the state and if the plan were found to be successful it propeply would be extended to other statos ihrnMRhout tho country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
BONDS FORFEITED
 IN GAMBLING CASE
Two Alleged Players Fail to Appear in Court to
 Face Charges

Michael diamagco 24, of 10 Orange street, and Joseph Do Leo, %, of 100 Hill street, had their bonds of el0 each called in city court today when they failed to ap- pear on charges of violation of the gambling law, LieutS. Patrick Moy- Ian and Patrick Hobart arrested tho two men yesterday when they raid- cd a large group Of men playing Q game of craps, and conhscated Q small sum of money.
 Peter ]. Belleti, 6i, Of 55 Sheffleld street, Union City, paid si0 for q nolle on a speeding charge. Ralpl, Parendi, i6, of Pasco street, Meri- den, received Q continuance to June i4 on tho same charge.
 Prank Delmanta, 22, of 62 Poplar street, charged with speeding, res ceived a nollG on payment of $f0.
 Donald Burdick, 10, of 246 New ington road, charged with failure tc grant right of way and operating without Q license, was granted a nolle on payment of s5 on eacl, count.
 Thomas Bowling, 27, of Q Kenyon street, received Q suspended sen. tence on charge of breach Of peace Bowling is charged with causing q street disturbance Saturday after. noon.
 Patsy Fozzl 6i, of 90 Manhan street, received Q nolle on 0 breach of peace charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
POIRER NAMED
 DAV COMMANDER

Walter Overton of Waterbury was succeeded by Herman poirier Of Norwalk as commander of the Con- necticut department of Disabled American Veterans of tho World War at tho closing session of tho state convention in New Britain Saturday.
 William Keaveney of Waterbury was chosen chaplain. Two resolu- tions were adopted, one directed to President r. D. Roosevelt and the other to Governor Robert A. Hurley placing veterans on record as ready to perform any service In the nae tional emergency they might Do called on.
 The women's auxiliary elected Mrs. dormain DoZinno of Water- bury aS treasurer and delegate to national convention, Mrs, dohr, and alternate, Mrs. Isabelle MartonO ot Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
YOUTHS HELD IN TROLLING" GAME.
Held for Superior Court Under Bonds of Sl,OOO;
 Remanded to Jail

Two youths were bound over to the next term of the criminal sue perior court when they were ar- ralgned before Judge John L. 0aff- ney on a charge of theft from per- son early Sunday morning, The accused are Donald fIunkltas, go, of % state street and John 0ru. nalSkaS, 20, of 90 Charles street.
 Judge daffney fixed bonds of ti,O00 for each accused, and the pair, unable to obtain the money, were remanded to jail.
 Patrolman Paul Moynlhan tcstl. fed that tho two accused were seen by him to be lettering in front of Apothecaries Hall building early in tho morning and that he watched them. Presently Louis oullianl came along South Main street, slightly intoxicated and the two men aocosted him and then turned around and went up South Main street.
 Patrolman Moynihan said he fol- lowed the three men and saw them 70 Into Clay street, into e lumber yard. While ho was keeping them In sight, patrolman Gordon Jones and Thomas Lynch joined In the shAdowtng,
 When they were in the lumber yard, one of the accused held tho mans arm behind his back while tho other rifled his pockets. Ofiicer Moynihan said that he heard orc of tho pair demand tho money from the man, but that 0uilianl told his asSailants that he had none.
 While they were robblng the vic. tim, the officer told tho court hc put his fashlight oil tho group, and that they attempted to run away, He shot hls revolver Into the air, and the two other officers closed in on them after they halted and placed them under arrest.
 Stanley Teach, 20, Of 242 Woodtic road received c continuance until tomorrow on . charge of breach of peace and resistance to an officer,
 Teach was attending Q wedding reception on q Green street Sat. urday night, when he was taken iron, the hall after Pros. Atty. Michael 0Alullo said, when he caused an argument.
 reach showed marks on his wrist which he described he received from the "lron claw" applied by patrolman Jerry Hunihan and Mo. tor pAtrolman Leo Mckenna.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

Coroner William D. Hennessy was ennaRed today in probing the mo. toruycle accident ln which two per- sons were killed and three others slightly injured late yesterday of. lernoon on tho Cheshire-Merlden road.
 Prank Fitch, 20, Of 23l Sunset avenue. Meriden, was killed instant- ,ly while Edwin Bower, 22, of Corrl- gan Corners, Kenslngton died about an hour later in the St. Mary hos pital.
 The driver of the passenger car, Walter Bostelman of 70 Tredeau street, Hartford, with his wife, Gladys and a passenger, Arthur Meyers of ib0 View street, Meriden, we're treated for minor Injuries but dld not require hospital attention, Coroner Hennessy released Bos. telman on his own recoenlZance bending the completion Of his In. quest, which he began last night.
 Bostelman and his wife both sus- talned leg injuries while Mrs. Arthur MlytTH TeCtiNtu btiAilv bAutDSo'
 The coroner said the state police lasivestlgatIon showed the accident occurred when Fitch who was trav- cling in a westerly direction on Meriden road, sldeswiped the Bostel- man car which was proceeding in the opposite direction, grazed off and coliided with Bower.
 Coroner Henncssy said that the two cyclists then swerVed toward the side of the road and struck the .ifeavy cable highway fence with ter. rife force.
 Fitch and Mower had climbed on the crest of the hill, and fASsed three cars on their motor- cycles and were about to pass the forth car which was operated by Ray whitman. a, of i87 Silver Lane, East Hartford when the BoStclfnan car, suddenly appeared in front of them, Coroner Hennessy said.
 Wilbur J. Moore, medical exam iner of Cheshire said Fitch was pros tiounced dead by Dr. Edward Oxnard who was notified of the accident by passersby.
 Bower was rushed to s., Mary's . hospital by the Waterbury hospital ambulance. The st. Mary's hospital ambulance was engaged on another
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

DEETR1CK--John Dletrick Of 250 Poplar street, Bridgeport, died at his home on Saturday night. He was a native of Germany,
 Mrs. Dictrick lived in Waterbury for some time, where he was en. ployed by the New England Watch Go as a watchmaker.
 His Is survived by . brother, Charles of Swit2lerand, and several nieceS and nephcws.
 Private funeral services will be held at the Alderson funeral home, 270 Central avenue, tomorrow. Burial will be in new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from ' to D o'clock.
 DRUBNER-Mrs, Sadie Drubner, ST, wife of David Drubner of i2 West Farm street died at St, MaryS hospital yesterday after q lingering illness.
 she leaves, besides her husband, two sons, Samuel and Hyman, bother of this city, and four grand' SAbAAAASkh
 Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the Clark funeral home, 20 State street Rabbi Moses Sheinpof will ofieiate. Burial will be in Shareth Israel cemetery.
 MURpHY-Mrs. Lydia tBosinan) Murphy, wife of Matthew Murphy Of Washington street, died ct the Wa terbury Hospital yesterday afternoon following 6 short illness. A native oi this city, she was the daughter ot August and the late Eva tT'heir) Bosnian.
 Mrs. Murphy was 0 lifelong resi-. dent of the Washington Hill section. She was Q devout communicAnt ot the Church of St. Francis Xavier.
 She leaves, besides her husband, son, Edward Murphy; c daughter, Miss Gertrude Murphy; her father, August Bosnian; . sister, Miss Edna Bosnian, oil of Waterbury: and Q brother, Edward Bosnian, of Middle bury.
 Funeral services will be held Wed- nosday morning at B:l5 o'clock from the Mulviiie funeral home, 270 West Main street, to St. Francis Xavier church, where Q solemn high Mass will be celebrated at Q o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot at Calvary cemetery.
 FOX--Miss Catherine Fox of 347 West Main street died at St. MaryS hospital yesterday morning follow ing Q short Illness, A native Of Wa terbury, she had spent her entire life in this city. Miss Fox was Q devout communl- cant of St. Margaret's church. She is survived by several nieces and nephews. n, .y,, Wednesday morning at 8:i5 o'clock r from the Mulyille funeral home, 27O West Main street, to St. Margarets church, where solemn high Mass will be celebrated at 0 o'clock.
 Burial will be in tho family plot at old St. Joseph's cemetery.
 BESSETTE - Ovide N. BesSette, of no Ives street died last evening at the Waterbury Hospital after an ex- tened illness. He had been a resident
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
FIRST COMMUNION
 CLASS RECEIVES
(NEA Radiophoto)

A class of eighty.two children TO. coived their first communion yes. terday morning at o'clock in St, Thomas church. Rev. John P. Kennedy, pastor, addressed tho young recipients on the significance of tho day and the importance of receiving communion frequently In this future lives. The class included 3e boys and ~ girls. They were prepared for tho occasion by tho sisters of St. Thomas parochial school.
 A large number of parishionerS, relatives and friends of the young commun!caHtS, also received. A special musical program was pro. sented under the direction of George Pcrreault, organlst.