davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Most of the West Indies, how
ever, are really the tops of noun
tains rising 3 miles from the bottom
of the sea. Many are dead VOL
canoes. A few have been very much
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Of generations of corals. Coral
skeletons pile up in shallow places
in warm parts of the ocean. century
after century, until they have
formed a firm mass of land.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
SANTOS REITERO LA AMIS
TAD DE SU PALS HACIA
, TAD UNIDOS

Bogota, Colombia, julio 81.
Ell DR.. Eduardo Santos, pre-
sidente de Colombia, atac6 a.
yer "la filosofia del nazismo"
y reiter6 la amistad de su pals
hacia Estdaos Unidos.
La posicion de Colombia,
como I'm vecino del canal de
Panama, impone a nuestro
pals la obligation de velar por
esa ruta acuatica de modo que
nuestro territorio no pueda
ser atacado Y dafado," dijo ell
p~residente ante un comite con
junto de ambas camaras del
Congreso.
Estenssoro, ell exministro de
Hacienda, aperece como jefe
del movimiento nacionalista
revolucionario y su partido
qued6 disuelto por decreto de
aver,
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
La CAMPANA POLITICA


paholes y a otros que mantenfa
prisioneros en- completa viola
ci6n de toda ley divina e interna
cional, que el era ell representan
te de Hitler. Por 10 tanto, la
reorganization" sigui6 ell mo-
delo de 10 que habia visto en- ell
Tercer Reich. Como "sfmbolo
de la collaboration" pidi6 a Him
Ter lie mandara algunos 'tperi-
tos" para ~instruir a sus hom-
bres.
Los commentaries de los cam.
pos reGibieron orden de MAN.
dar a Berlin, dentro de cuaren-
ia y ocho horas, a sus mas no.
tables y e-xperimentados sadis-
tas. En- ell Quartet general de
Prinz Albrechtrasse estos villa
nos de la camisa negra recibie-
ron instrucciones confidencia-
les antes de subir al expires pa
ra Paris. A la llegada a la Gard
du Nord, fueron recibidos por
ell General Porte du THAI. Den
tro de la Francia inocupada, re-
cibieron la bienvenida de OAR
Ian Y M. BenoisIMechin, en- nom
bre de la cabeza del gobierno,
Bnoist-M echin supo esparcir
las ideas de su amigo, Porte du
Thai, en- ell seno del gabinete
frances. Este histOriador mill
tar, la mano derecha de Darlan,
es, podriamos decir, la propia
encarnaci6n de la conciencia
nazi. Uno de los primeros quin-
tacolumnistas de Francia, Sc ha
bfa granjeado ell favor de Hitler
con la publication de un librc
que apareci6 POGO antes de esta-
liar la guerra. Este nauseante
elogio del militarismo aleman
Sc titulaba: 'sLa historic del e.
jercito aleman desde 1879. Pc
co despues del desmoronamien-
to frances llam6 la atencion de-
Fuehrer, sometiendo una r'hu-
milde petici6n" en- la que recla-
maba que los restos del Duque
de Reichstadt fueran TRADES a
Paris y colocados en- los Invali-
dos. Esta fue una conspiraci6n
politica muy astuta. La cere-
monia nocturnal del Is de di-
ciembre de 1910. cuando Darlan
representando a Petain apare'
clio en- Paris por primera vez
marco ell comienzo de aquells
collaboration" que ahora, sei'
meses mas tarde, ha mostradC
ser tan desastrosa para Fran
cha.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
La 6HCHF1
LA CAMPANA 20
(Viene de Ia ia. pd0.)

avenida de Florida; No. 10,
Jennie Grocery Store, 513 E.,
Palm; No. IL, Ramon Sierra
and Son, 1906 Septima aveni-
da; No. II, no ha sido escogi-
do todavia; No. 13, Casino
Sundies, 1927 avenida IL;
No. IA, Aprile and Sons, 27l1
Gale %; No. Is, Fire Station
No. 2, Michigan y la Gale IL;
No. 16, Hixon Drug Co., MI >
chigan y Nebraska; No. II,
Estaci6n de bomberOs No. 5,
Florida y Ross; No, Is, Hills
borough Floors Co., 1922 ave-
nida de Florida No, 10, De
Soto Park Patent Medicine g.
Sundry Store, Gale p y calle
Stuart; No. 20, Pate Grocery
Store, 3418 S6ptima avenida;
No. 81, Mathews Brothers
Feed, 1909 avenida Florida
No. %, Seminole Pharmacy,
Hillsbcrough y Florida; No
23, Rinaldi Printing Co., 400
North Howard; No. "a, Esta-
ci6n de bomberos de la Gale
"a y avenida %; No. rs, boil
ca de Shepard, 6419 avenida
de Florida No. 26, West Tan
pa Boys, 2119 Union ST.. No.
81, Lake Avenue Drug Store
1901 avenida de Nebraska
No. %, estaci6n de bomberes
Osceola y Hillsboro; No, 20
Hodges Cool Corner, 37O1 ave
nida Nebraska, y No. 80, San
Ficarrota Grocery, 1904 No
Armenia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
La beuezG del DiGblo

Seg1n los franceses, la belle
"a del diablo es la juventud. Y
en- verdad que esa~es la 1nica be
lleza inapelable.
Els fantastica la cifra de d6la-
res que las establishes afirman
Sc gastan anualmente las norte-
americans en- p~erfumeria, abar
cando coloretes, tinte y afeites.
No sc a que cifra ascenderan
10 que gasten las mujeres de O.
tros paises. Sea cual fuere la mo
media, la cifra ha de ser elevada.
Muy elevada. Aunque la none
da no 10 sea siquiera en- dinero,
sino en- "especie," en- cuentas de
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

.DETENIDO UNI JOVENCITO
DE Is AMOS EN- RELA-
CION CON CON UNI ASESI-
NAT0
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
tancta shdpp. Dc Is aaos. ests

tancia shipp, de Is aaos, ests
encaIoeladc ; o rrerrog.. e
fiscal de- di5trg,o, Il mic ray
mcn6 WocIward, c2 - SG1c-
de edad.
La policia eneontr6 el cada.
yer de la mu,hacAa luego de re-
cibir una an6nima llamada tele-
f6nica.
En- Salem, la policia halo e.
cad&Ner de Frances M. iCoch-
ran, de 10 amos, despu&s de re-
cibir tambi6n una informacinn
telef6rica
Raymond Woodward esta
siendo interrcgado en- presencia
de su padre. Ell cuerpo de Ia
Ships Sc halo en- una casa don
de reside Ell pastor de una igle-
STA BaUtista, que esta de vaca-
clones.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y ~respuestas

P. iQue sucedera 81 20 de SUI
bito necesitase ell dinero que pu-
Sc en- I'm Bono de Ahorro para
la Defensae
R. listed pOIra convertirsu
bono en- dinero, en- cualquier
TEMPO, despues de so dias, por
la cantidad complete y ademas
cualquier interes que haya de-
vengadO.
P. Muches dc los tenedores
de bonos cenvierten en- dinerC
los que poseen.
r. No. Ell pueblo quiere ayu.
dar a armar a la America con,
ira todos los ataques. En- mu
chos casos, los ciudadanos DO.
men todos sus ahorros, los cen.
tavos que pueden separar, er
Sellos y Bonos para la defensa
AlgunOs hacen este pidiendo
los patronos o bancos les apar.
tie una porci6n de los sueldos {
jornales para comprar Sellos
Bonos.
Nota.-Para comprar Bono'
de Defensa y sellos, vaya a Ii
mas cercana oficina de correol
0 banco, o escriba pidiendo in
formation al Tesorero de los e.
tados Unidos, Washington, DC
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
PARA LA MUJER
DEL G.
Ntsne DO Ia "a pdC.)

ell hombre de negocios olvida ci-
fras y estadisticas, discusiones,
hasta posibles riesgOs de su e.
terna aventura en- buSca de for
tuna.
Olvida, suena, y, al fin, sus ia
bios contraidos sonrien.
Else es ell objeto fundamental
de la Florida hacer sonreir.
Hacer sonreir al rendido do
lorosamente por la lucha, y, jus
to es consignar que logra reali-
Ear su intento.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

ron 4S hoFss para narcharse
de Bolivia,
Entire los 6etenidos -figvra
Icfor Paz Estenssoro, exminis-
tro de Hacineda.
La ley marcial Sc mantiene
por ell Presidente, geneal Pc
naranda, un p~artidario de la
mas complete cooperation con
los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
COMPLOT
RIO NAZI EN- BOLIVIA

La Paz, Bolivia, julio 21.-
I'm complot revolucionario ma
ri, alentado por personalida =
des del pals, acaba de fraca-
,sar bajo la energica actuacion
del gobierno.
Ernst Wendler, ell ministro
aleman, fue declarado perso-
ma no-grata y Sc lie concedie-
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
(Por Jean Mahaud)

Londres, Julio 21.-Entre los
Ihombres de Vichy que bajo la
direction de Darlan han traido
la verguenza sobre la fama de
IFrancia, hay uno cuyo nOmbre
necesita especialmente ser ex-
puesto: Ell General Porte du
Thai.
Ell nombre de Porte du Thai
tiene un sonido marcial. Sin EN-
barge, ell portador de tan bril-
llante nombre es una figura las
timera. Era uno entire las va
rias docenas de generates fran
ces de la escuela antigua q. ere
yeron que la guerra podia ser
llevada en- 1910 con los metodos
que habian ~aprendido antes de
estallar la Gran Guerra. En- 81
fondo de su coraz6n, era un ad-
mirador ferviente de Hitler.
Fue uno de los primerOs gene
rales franceses que los nazis IL
bertaron. Antes de volver a
Francia. present6 sus respects
a su "colega" Himmler. Acorn
panado por Heydrich,. ell lugar-
teniente de Himmler, yisit6 va
rios campos de concentration
inciuyendo Sachsenlhausen, Or
anienburg, Buchenwald y Da'
chau.
Ell general Sc puso a trabaJal
con cello Y energfa. No sc Guido
de mejorar las condolences d.
los desgraciados hacinadoS baJt
condolences infcuas. Por ell con
trario, su 1nica y solo idea fu'
la de dar a entender a los ale
names. checos, polacos, austria
cos, holandeses, yugoeslavOS, e.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

partido Municipal Elancc, el
Sr. skinny Dfa-, candidate
a CONCEAL.
Como en- a caco &c lc- o.
tros candidat IS, 'uvo que a.
bonar $4,000.
Quiere setc decir que tod)s
los candidates en- ell distrito
H1mero Z Sc nan calificado ya,
con la exception del Sr. Her.
nandez.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

vidrio cambiadas por negras de
cuerpo tatuado.
Pero d6lares, pesetas o cuen
tas de vidrio, cada una de esas
monedas gastadas en- perfume
ria por mueres cuyos amos no Sc
cuentan yo por primaveras sino
por estios u otonos, para asomr
bro de los cOmentaristas, es a
la vez un grito de esperanza y
un gemido dolor.
GCuando til seas viejo.
cuando yo sea vieja...!
La gaceta., 1941-07-21

Para pintar mejOr 50
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. P, vendida exclu.
sivamente por K ing
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
ANUNClESE EN-
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La gaceta., 1941-07-21

Reading, Mas, julio 21.-
En- relaci6n con ell asesinato y
mutilaci6u de la jovencita Cons
La gaceta., 1941-07-21
Sc CALIFICO Hoy
SKINNY" DIAZ

Abon6 hoy ell precio de su
cAlificaci6n, en- la oficina del
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
CIO Leaders Adopt Unity Action and Victory Program
Monagan's Candidacy
 Facing Opposition
Small Towns Reported Organizing to Prevent NOmi-
 nation on First Ballot; Two Conventions Saturday

plicated by the candidacy of two others beside the three mentioned above. They are Mayor Cornelius Caldwell of Derby and William o'Connor of Norfolk, each of whom has the supporS of his own town.
 Mir. Monagan, president of the local board of aldermen, has pledges of 60-odd votes, He will undoubtedly receive additional votes on tho opening ballot but managers for the other candidates claim he will not receive the l0l needed for Q majority. Most of Mir. Monagan's pledged votes are accounted for by Waterbury's 46.
 John Mulville, of Norfolk, chair man of the permanent convention comimttee, is scheduled to be tem- porary chairman of the Democartic convention. However, 1t is reported that MT. Mulville Is i'll and may not be able to attend the convention, in which case someone else would have to be named. A likely choice Is Bernard J. Rielly, local druggist, who Is secretary of the permanent convention committee.
 The third party in the congress sional election, which will be held January 90, dtes not have to hold any convention. The party, known as the American Progerssives, lias nominated Edward J. Ryan, of ThomaSton, by petition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
FRANK MARUCCI
 GETS DESK SET.
Civilta e Progress Society HOnors Outgoing Dual;
 Term President

Members of the ClVilta c Progress SO society at their recent meeting at Liberty hall announced the puf. chase of 6 9B,000 defense bond and went on record AS plodglng them. selves as Whole-h -heartedly in support of President Roosevelt and his for- olgn war policy.
 Frank Vellucel was elected presi- dent succeeding Frank Marueei, who had served two terms, Members presented c desk set to MT, Marucci for his s piendid work,
 Other officers elected were: Vice. president, Vincent Cantamessa: fl. ilaneial secretary, Remo Benedetti; corresponding secretary, Luigi Ans gelucei; treasurer, Aurello CGpoc. ehi sick visiting committee, An- thony dugliotti, Michele DiCarle and Carmelo Donaglio; directors, Frank Marueei, Cafmelo, CaFiaseio, pietro Veilueel, Luigi Plano and Domenleo Ereoio; society physician, pr. Thomas J. Cottlero. They will be installed Jan. il.
 Twenty-five dollars was voted to tho American Legion ambulance drive. Preliminary plans were dls- cussed for the BociOty's 10th annual masquerade ct Buckingham hall Feb, iA. The officers of the general committee are: Chairman, Michael pierro; secretary, Nicola Mattel and treasurer, Benedettl Badoni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Efforts to block the nomination of Attorney John s. Monagan of this city on the first ballot at the fifth district Democratic convention in Torlrngton Saturday afternoon were renewed today by supporters of other candidates for the nomiI1a- ton. Backers of both City Clerk Anthony W. Telesca of Torrington and Representative Henry McCor- mack of Ansonia are confident that either of these two will win if MT. Monagan is kept from achieving o majority on the first ballot.
 Republicans of the fifth district, who will meet Saturday at Il D. m. at The Elton, seem certain to nominate Compensation Commissioner Joseph E. Talbot of Naugatuck. Flo Is op- posed by Colonel Roy E. Rice of Woodbury, who has support from several Litchfield County towna The general belief is that MT. Tal- bot will be chosen on the first bal- lot.
 The Democratic situation is com.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

10 day, 2 days week FOR VIC- TORY. And SO the entire CIO-6 million strong has mohilixed It's re- sources and creative talents to win the battle of production.
 WORKING MEN AND WOMEN This Is our program for unity, ac. ton and victory:
 1. Participate in all phases of civilian defense, such as air raid wardens, volunteer fire fighter, first aid workers; purchase Savtngs bonds and stamps.
 3. Get in touch with your Union immediately to set up War Proauc- ton Committees in your depart- ment to prevent sabotage and pro- mote, capacity production,
 3. Call upon Governor Hurley to bring labor, industry and govern ment together to plan the fullest use of productive facilities, and to call upon All Connecticut, mayors to arrange similar city conferences. [,
 {. Submit all future disputes to concIliation, mediation and arbitra- ton or ask the government to take over the operation of the plant.
 s. Fight for legislation to prevent war prohteering,
 0, Build and strengthen our pro. gresslVe trade union as the front line defender Of democracy ct homo and throughout the world, Unite all workers and citizens"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
RED MEN OFFER
 EMERGENCY HELP

The services of members of the Improved Order of Red Men were offered to Governor Robert A. Hur- ley for any duties which they may be called upon to perform during this war emergency.
 The signatures on the statement sent to the governor were: William J. Dunlap, great sachem; William L. Records, great senior Sagamore; Frank J. Kubik, great junior saga. moro; William Saunders, great chief of records; Alfred W. Smith, great keeper of wampum; Adam Pelczar, great guard of forest; Harry E, BailwitS, past great sachem; Her. bert E. Moore, great prophet; Wil- liam R. Loveridge, past great sa- chem and Louis N. Peck, director of organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
NEW FIRE ENGINE
 ACCEPTED BY CITY
Apparatus Assigned to Brooklyn Station; Father
 Hussey Named Chaplain

The board of fro commissioners re-. eoiVed the approval of the National Underwriters Bureau on the new 7b0.gallon, triplo-eombinatlon pump. or, booster and hose engine which was delivered last week to the city from the Buffalo Fire Appliance Go, The board also received q report from Capt. c, L. Holmes of the local fire repair bureau, stating that the new apparatus met oil the requlres neFlts after 1t was submitted to tests and was found to Do satisfactory.
 After the reports were made, the new fire engine, trado-named the "Invlncible," was accepted by the fire commissioners. The board in- structed Fire Chief Thomas F. Cav. anaugh to immediately place the new equipment at the Brooklyn ire sta. ton to replace the engine demol- iShed in c collision with the ebsfoot ladder truck last February on Bald. win street,
 4 request from Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn, widow of tho late Capt. James ]. Quinn, who died November 90, for 6 regular pension granted to widows of AfAinen was received and referred to the pension committee. Mrs, GujDn A at present living in Sioux Falls, s. D. Capt. Quinn was placed on the retired list in 1929.
 The Tilo Roofing O., itl appFeclas ton for the fire department ii exs tlnguishing fire ct its ofiiee on East Main street on November 2b sent 6 check for SI0 which was turned over to the pension fund.
 Rev. Philip Hussey, curate of tho Immaculate Conception church, be- came the fire department Catholic chaplain after the board voted his appointment. Father HuBsey suc- ceeds Rev. James Butler, who has left the city some years ago.
 Rev. Roger D. T. Anderson Is the Protestant chaplain of the fire dee partment.
 The Fisher Luggage store, express ing thanks for the aid rendered by the fire department during the Rose Shop ire on South Main street, sent Q check for el0 which was turned over to the pension fund.
 Appreciation in c letter received from the Shoe Hardware Go. was expressed for the talks conducted by Fire Marshal Den ]. Lahey and Lieut.. Eugene Legge during which 20 industrial representatives ate tended.
 Ofiicial notice of the death cE LiOut. Charles Hassel of the High. land avenue station which occurred Tuesday afternoon was made by Fire Chief Thomas ?. Cavanaugh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
POST EXTOLLS
 WAR CASUALTY
Fannick Veterans Observe Period of Silence for
 Paul M. Johnson

At a recent meeting in the audi. torium of the Deth-El synagogue, the David L, Fanniek post, Jewish War Veterans, voted to participate whole heartedly in civilian defense activities, ard agreed to contribute to the American Legion ambulance fund. The membership of tho post also observed A period of silence in honor of tho memory of Paul M. Johnson, first local casualty in the war with Japan.
 succeed William schneer as post commander. Other officers elected were: Senior vice commander, sampson glegOl; junior vice eom- Faander, Moe Rosenfeld; quarter master, Joseph Yanowsky; adjutant dabe Mason; judge advocate, Ru. dolph M, Hennick; surgeon, Abe LItsky; trustees, Israel dreenblRtt for one year, Abe Baltim for two years and William schnoer for three years.
 Jack RutmAn, chairman of tho publicity committee, Q position ho has occupied for c number of years, was chosen to head the committee again.
 The post auxiliary elected the fol. lowing officers: President, Mrs. Polly Rablnowlts; senior vice preSi- dent, Mrs. BeBse Block, junior vico president, Mrs. Rose Nadel; chaplain, Mrs. Rebeeca Goldman; secretary, Mrs. Mary Litsky; tFeass urer, Mrs. Lillian Disnow, past president; conductress, Miss Sara Freedman; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Minnie oFeenblatt; judge ad- Vocate, Mrs. Mollie Fidior.
 ProAteeFing has become serious in eltain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
DANIEL zODORODY
 MISSING $l,75O
Police Seeking l7-Year- Old Boy in Theft of Wood
 Street Mans Handbook

Police are seeking c i7.year old youth suspected to have stolen G. 7b0 in cash from c loca. bank and and c handbook belonging to Daniel Iodorcdy Of TIE Wood street.
 Capt. Joseph P. Stevens, head Of the detective bureau said the youth took tho passbook and forged 20. dorodys name to 6 note advising the bearer be paid In Q check. He passed it in to c teller ct the Wa. serbury Savings bank where the money was on deposit.
 Alter the check was Issued, Capt. Stevens said, the youth gave the seller ct the Citizens & Manufac- suyers National bank the check where he received the Si,760.
 Since then the youth has not been heard from and Mfr. Zodorody on locking Into his trunk Tuesday found his bank book missing. He went to the bank and was in. formed the money had been drawn out on c check.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
N0W Year,a EyA Dnncn

Anthony DefeskeVleh has been named chairman of the seventh an. rual New Years Eve dance to be held by the st, Josephs Holy Name society on December 3i at st. Jo. sephS hali. Assisting him will be Anthony Stasiunas, August Kfisay- age, John ?. dreblunas, and Al YokSa, Prank Pekanus and his Melody Kings orchestra Of HaEt- ford will furnish muSlc for dane- Ing,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
Town Plot Yuletide
 Party Program Set
Community Club Members Honor NeighbOrhOOd Chill
 dren Saturday; Mrs. Raymond DOlan, Chairman
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Town Plot Community club will hold c Christmas party for the children of tho Town Plot section Saturday afternoon from 5 to 8 o'clock in the basement of the B. w. Tinker school. A grabbing, movies, games, and refreshments will be on the program, Boy Scout Troop 90, which Is sponsored by the club, will sing chrigLmas carols to She group.
 Invited guests include Mayor Win. cent A. scully, Rev, Patrick w, Flynn, pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, Miss Marie Morrot, principal of the D. w, Tinker school, and Rev. domer R. Lewis, pastor of the Third Congregational church.
 Mrs Raymond Dolan iS chairman Of arrangements. She B being as. sisted by Joseph Gallo, Mrs. Barthol- omeW Buckley, PaSquale J, Varanelli, MT, and Mrs. john Garter, Raymond Dolan, Domenie Florio, Robert Mel. son, MT, and Mrs. George LNBonne and Mrs, James Duncan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
Mt. Carmel Choir Party

A chrIgtrias party will be held by the girls choir of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church tomorrow night at @ o'clock ct the parlsh hall, A grabbing, singing, games, and refreshments have been p!ans ned The committee In charge b composed of Angeiine Terra, Ange. lino Cicshetu, Coneetta Spez2ano, and Josephine DeiDuono.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
tNEA Telephoto)

night ct the parish hall of the Third Congregational church. Preceding the party the girls went Christmas enrolling In the neighborhood. Games, . grabbing, and refrcgh- ments were included at the party,
 Those attending were: Virginia Adams, Nellie WiSackas, Mary Ann MatuSaVage, Barbara MatusaVage, Amelia Walsh, Sylvia Wilson, Lois Baker, Margaret Crochet, MaFiiyn Brown, Marguerite Yanavich, Joan MonteSi, Aldona Orantas, denevleVe DzlmidaS Nancy Vitarelii, Joan Smith, Marjorie Pooler, Nancy Ed wards, Joan Rice, Janice jannetty, Marion santo. Irene Kinnane, Mar jorie Lasky, Ruth Miller, Anna May MeLarney, and the leaders, Bertha Krugeils, Anne c. zemaitis, and Mary ASunRrlS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Mrs. Walter Warner Of WaconN avenue entertained the members of her Tuesday afternoon Neighbour club with . Christmas party ct her home this week,
 Among her guests were Mrs. Leon CinqmaFS, Mrs. David Mcconnell, Mrs. Edwin Glover, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. Fred Troske and Mrs. Harold Fogg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Salvage collection In Great Britain has now developed on q very sub- gtantlal scale, according to tho Department Of Commerce
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
c. 10. Meeting Tonlrht

The Catholic Youth Organization of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will hold its regular weekly meeting tonight at 7;30 at the par. iSh hall, Plans will Do completed for Q Christmas party to be held Saturday night and for dinner- dance which will take place in Jans uary, Thomas Thomas will preside.