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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Mrs. BY. Nunneley
Huge Hostess House

THE NEW
ARMY HOSTESS HOUSE will
be opened to the public 1t =
benefit tea and reception on
Wednesday, April %. afternoon
and evening. II was decided yes
terday. when the women's COM
mittee for the salvation Army
Drive met at the Citadel.
Mrs. E. v. Nunneley Il chair
man Of the tea, at which nearly
a thousand people are expected.
The Hostess House, located on
Cas- avenue. r the drst COM
pleted national defense aid Of its
kind In the COUNTRY. and will be
a center for the increased en-
listed personnel Of Selfridse
Field.
Plans Of the women's commit
tee also include 4 Rose Day. to
be held on Saturday. April %, %
q part Of the Salvation Army
drive.
Mrs. Mark Alpern Is In charge
Of the ticket sale for the tea and
reception, and members Of the
committee are planning q city
wide canvass for donations for
this worthy event.
Present at yesterdays meet.
Ing were Miss Alice Tucker,
Mrs. Nunneley, Mrs. Alpern,
Mrs Ralph Ware, Mrs. Byron
Stuck, Mrs. Christian +. Mat.
thews, Mrs. Henry w. Trylon
and Mrs. George Hellamy adju-
tant Of the salvation Army,
Other COMMITTEES members arG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Bride Elect Honored
Al Personal Shower

ELJZADETH pUCKWyT e.
tertsined last evsaing at , per-
sonal shower hopering Clara
Sehinkai. byide-slsct.
The ~ guests played aisplane
bupco, with pgisss going 70 VIZ.
ginia ]. Muller, Evelyn Schipkai,
md Eleanor Belltnan. Esnmoline
Berger won tAe houss peisa.
Miss ochtulEoi. The daughter
Of Mr.. and Ars. Frank SeAtnkal.
viii becomo ~ bride q Do1hest
Rssee. soa q Mr.. and Mn. Her.
bert Heees. On Saturday. Apgu
10.
GEORGE i. John snd
dsuehtoEs Gertrude and Eulolia,
will e1tosteip u 1innee ca -
day. Thar el,eote WIN ~ ~.
and NM. 0oeg1D w. John md
daushAoe JaeQuSjins.. NJ. md
Mn. Clilsee4 John IA popa On
.f6r m
rCzoeeee ~ xeAn'
stss6shi,dssl = osstSsn Jshn'
Ann JACKSON. unail laugh.
ter q. NJ. end Nh. .yssnes e,
Jscosooo @ I;1t(le yead, VIII. eele.
bsa1osk6e mid NjgthAays which
tails g Npnday. Apsu -. "a
Issyes Sunday. st Z family gath
srjng q her hosus.
INVITATIONS have besn 4.
susd BY Erapees Tinklar 70 Z
shower next Thursday EVENING,
honoeins yloesncs Hsiees. bride.
elect.
ACIlo. HUGH wATSoN q
GlenWoed ycod le&t laet eyov
ming teg leaelginow Ielood o ~
tend ~ t,nesslio 81 has tather, 4.
r. pond.
Mrs. sTEpHIN NucsIIUg,
Of Mount Clemens school, IN
yest&day % spend Easter VIA
her parents n 0sllsiss. Mich.
JooxpHycgE CLEyxT hes se-
cepto4 . position woghlng
wsek-snds st Ne Harriet Beau
" 0hop.
LORETTA RIvAyD Of New
Daltimore, = celebrating hey
birthday tpday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
sakkaton Army Drive omen's Committee Plans Benefit Tea
Hortunes Leave
For Triple Celebration

MIR. AND MRS. I. A. HAIR
TUNG and daughter Selma left
yesterday afternoon for Boiling
Springs, Pa. where they will
have q triple celebration at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Boyer Gertrude Hartuns).
Mrs. Boyer's birthday was
yesterday, Selma's falls on
Easter Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartung will observe their saith
wedding anniversary on April
Is. The official celebration Of all
three will be held Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Rural Teachers
Of Zone D Plan
Graduation Day
ALL or THE MEMBERS ol

ALL OF THE MEMBERS Of
Zone D Of Mscomb County
Rural Teachers Association
were present at the regular
meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. Z. Haughton in Mount
Clemens.
Plans for the graduation exer.
cises were made. with Mrs. H.
Jones in charge Of flowers; Mrs.
Renwick, the musisc; Mrs. E.
Jones and Miss Polly the diplo-
mas; Miss Whitney and Mrs.
Sheldon, ushers; Mrs. Stanlake
and Miss Heldt marching; and
Mrs. Haushton the programs.
Mrs. Jones reported upon the
county tests, Is . member Of the
committee. Mrs. Ster gave . re-
port Of plans made for visual cd
ucation il the county.
MrS. Jones was appointed .
member Of the nominating COM
mittee.
Commissioner Will Lee was
made m honorary member OF
Zone D.
A shower was given for Mrs.
Sheldon Of Detroit, the former
Margaret Lynch.
Mrs. Dietrich OF Detroit a.
sisted the hostess on the dinner
COMMITTEES.
The next meeting will b held
on May Ia banquet Ut Cor.
don's Grill on South Gratiot.
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Rossos Plan
Eoster Catherine

MIR. AND MRS. LYLE RIOS
SO, Jr 224 North Gratiot ave.
nue., will have as their dinner
guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Seaman and daughter
Sharlene, Of Detroit, Mrs,
Charles Job and daughter, Mar
ion, of this city.
Mrs. Rosso will leave on Wed
nesday Of next week for Chey-
enne, Wyo., where she will
spend a month with her sister,
Mrs. Lewis Voters and Lieut.,
Voters.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

army d . terrible calamity, 20 that you an dspesessd ueet q tAs
time?
Have you less pstisncs with the chndzsn than you nssd TO
.AO WOMEN. yHs MOST WE CAN DO 80.
Whonsver you opou6 "a eveutae IN tAo coWpoay q A3Gude
yosH oMu ~. doee The convsFston always get esoWnd q ~ Wes.
% that you % mors dspssssed at ts end II ne svsnine thsn yoa
wseu st ~ be1tnningf
Have you 1dop1cd he I'VE shouldnv psnA On sus cent
phjloepphy-ep Inst you hove given ~ WUok%ude sWoy ITEM hnme
Qoot dsel q hsppipes? NM
JrS wsl 70 q yourssH 49, sAspss saA nove Aesssdk. ~
q woman. ~ NOT thst ~ en- - - M AQG1w ~ eQ eouMy
y - hesp CO heme ~ q happv - leO@e - - teep or 81
dyvu AuW snstns op Own Ab6y2 g ~ Gb1ue
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Circle Selects
Delegates

MRS. FRED A Mrs. G.
e. Willert, Mrs Howard Groat
and Mrs Walter Kandt. have
been named delegate, from Mar.
sarst Bottoine Circle to the
county convention Of Kings
Daughters TO be held In the Pres
byterian church pariors on April
90. Their appointments was
made at the circle meeting yes
terday at the home Of Mrs.
Martin L. Hoffman, Lodewyck
avenue, when members Of the
group who are planning to at
tend the convention luncheon
are asked to notify Mrs. Frank
Miller, 146 North avenue, phone
1927.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. Willert reading the message
Of Mrs. Marion Eley. interna-
tionsl president Of Kings
Daughters.
The circle Is planning IN
Easter party to be held on q
date after Easter not yet select
ed. Plans are also under way
for q yummage sale, to be held
on May 81 In the Matthews
building, with Mrs. Edward Du-
prey as chairman.
A I've dollar donation to the
crippled children's fund was
made yesterday, In answer to an
appeal from the Rotayians.
The next regular nesting Of
the group will b held on April
"a, Ut the home Of Mrs. Julia
Huebner, 80 Lodewyck avenue,
at two o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

Mrs. Carl v.
Thompeon aod
Gross. 4
Paul 3. Hirt, DnHGeq
man, met with thoWooGG
mittee to expJein bejo0v
OF the Salvstion A
which opens "a =
April 81.
The next mseting Of IT,
ems committee meet1n6
Tuesday afternoon. Arm
$50 o'clock u ~
House.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

J. WI1std msl!ef. F1oteooof q Soejolo0y O
the New York States Conference on Msrriase
and The Family that The III effects Of Tie war On
American family life included the ~diooseanixs.
ton o. community LIE. hasty marriages, juvsu-
ile delinquency, and . sharp drop n births.
DO YOU THINK WHATS Tly UoE3"
woman 10 taie IN honesf iook ~ - Ssv;iv a.
ses 4 IT. own family life has suffered during the
last year or %.
Has the gaysty gone out Of your hone lie,
With The talk always on war and ths uncertain
futursf w 4I
Havs you stoppod making plans Sor The O..
turo, thinking "Whoe'O the uo0f"
Havu YOU Let ynurvol4 fnal That H. uronnecf
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Church GROUP to Serve
Eoster Breakfast

ASBURY A and Ep-
worth League Of the Methodist
church will not meet on Sunday
evening.
The two societies are sponsor
Ing "a Easter breakfast In the
church psrlors at eight o'clock
Sunday morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

service Of the circle, and to tan.
tst3ve plans for the celebration
fos May ~. Definite plans have
not been made.
Assisting Mrs. Scott % hostess
waS her house guest, MIrs. Frank
Lewis Of Ann Arbor. . fesrner
resident Of Mount clssnens.
Mrs. Lewis belonged % Whstso-
ever Circle a. q regular member
until she moved to Ann Arbor
several years ago, and sjuee then
has been On associate roeeaber.
OF great interest 70 members
was the verse written By Mrs.
Augusta Shelton, charter mem
Der. and read Ut the home Of
Mrs. Spier on the 20th anpiver.
sary. u was read to the group
yesterday by Mrs. Perry H.
Irish:
"OUR ANNIVERSARY DAY."
Let " wander back Ger the
trend Of years
And recall the hopes and joys
and fears,
OF those whose names were Arst
enrolled
As members Of our circle fold.
Teh loyal hearts were won't to
meet,
In fellowship 80 rich and sweet,
A felIowship that never dies,
Which reaches, Yes--beyond the
skies
For SOME that wsro with us
that twelfth Of hday
Are abeent from our fold to-day.
They heard the We'll done" and
eutered In
And safe from oil harm In the
sheep fold bin"
There are other faces 10 men,
DRY dear,
That are scattered now. altar and
near.
Let u drink once more to their
heelth to-day,
And send them good chesr this
Z. twsltth q May. :
a*l,a.A s~s ~ =
But 70 tSSss that are gathsrsd
together tonight .
With hearts % teudor and warm
and beight
AZ the day that they banded 20
long ago.
Like . sunset sky with its
golden glow :.
May the days grow brighter
- they unfold.
TO every member Of this circle
fold.
May the mothers, gyap6mothers
and "uewly.wed''
Each have q ahaSo q ! hsvo said
IN The untold pleasure Of coming
ooyv
Which bea53 " on through
dowosy ways.
This one great. day In al the
When human hearts draw very
neor
70 join IN feast and praise and
prayer,
And all the tender memories
SHARE.
So We welcome again the
beautiful May,
And our twentieth Anniversary
Day.
We greet our nsw member with
friendly cheer,
Wishing many returns and .
bright nsw year.
MIR. AND MRS. D Q
q n sntssteiped 20 relatives
and frjsudS Sunday houorins
the condyynetion In Trinity Lu.
theran church Of their con.
Thomas.
. .
Mr.. AND MRS. PARKER
QUANST4oN. Of Detroit will
b house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Millsr. 10. Third street,
over Easter weekend.
MR.. AND mrs. RICHARD
YNTEldA, 81 South Highland,
announce ~ arrival q . daugh-
ter, born Tile mogninS In 81.
Jessph's hospital.
ERNEST INWARD q New
Baltimore y pbsssvius his birth
day today.
n VI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
GOODYEAR

$50 .j6 b
Luxe tires, 'esuIssIy priced ct
$3.50. Con b used On 600.
le. rims. Limited time, only
$6.9S exehsass. cosy budget
Terms Goodyear Service Sters,
Coss at South Ave.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Recent Bride 1onored
At Kitchen Shower

MRS. ROBERT L. GILBERT
(Fiorsuce NJ. Davis. . recent
bride, was honored last evening
at Q kitchen shower given by
Mrs. Lena Gilbert, Mrs. Irene
Peters and Mrs. Blanche Sher-
row. at the home q 'hs honoree.
A guest Ut the party was Mrs.
Kate Gilbert, who celebrated
her s0th birthday Sunday. Bun.
CO and dancing were the eve.
ninS's diversion. with refresh.
menH following.
GLORIA ANN PELTuER.
whose birthday 10 tomorrow, and
NsthjbdE xacorSki, WHOM. birth
day . today, will b feted this
afternoon ct Z joint birthday
party ut the home Of Mrs. Frank
Peltier, 277 Jones street.
BILL FORTIER. 15-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. For
tier. who underwent IN appen-
dectomy In st. Joseph's hos
pitai, Is reported today by hos
pital authorities to be in fair
condition.
GEORGE STEEH will arrive
today to spend Easter weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Steeh, Lincoln avenue. He is a
student at the University of
Michigan.
MR.. AND MRS. ALVIN ROS-
so and children will be the
Easter guests Of Mrs. Rosso's
sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Eschenburg.
= .
JUDGE AND MRS NEIL Z.
REID were In Lansing Wednes.
day 70 attend the funeral Of J.
w. Wilford, Z prominent banker
In the capitol city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

War Nerves May Be Getting
You Without Your KNOWLEDGE
BY RUTH NfILLET

AMERICAN FANNY LIFE u already Cu{6oriug bod ef6octl
nom the w1r, - much 20 that 500 leaders Of community csutesy
churches colleges and charity organizations met In New York q.
Gently 70 - Whist can BE- done about It.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11
Chattebox Club

CHATTERBOx CLUB met
with Helen Trombley, North
Broadway, Wednesday evening.
Prizes were won by Jean Bar.
ney, Mrs. Arnold Gottschalk.
Marian Fetty, and house prize
went to Mildred Higbee.
The next meeting Of the group
will be held on Wednesday.
April 10, 1t 7:30 o'clock 1t the
home Of Miss Barney, 80 River.
side Drive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

: RIvAHD Of New
Daltimore, = celebrating hsy
birthday today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-11

Jo0KptJI1sC CLTrxT hes se-
copto4 . pooitjon wogklag
week.snds at he Harriet Beau
y 0hop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
Five Motorists Held
 Following Accidents
Woman Passenger in One Crash Suffers Extensive
 Facial Injuries; Fire Alarm Box Damaged in Crash

Haigh was involved In an acci- dent on Chase Parkway, when the car he was driving collided with one driven by Anthony Ziminsky of iB7 East Farm street, near the Riverside street entrance to the parkway and both cars were slightly damaged,
 Anderson, Motor Patrolmen Ray. mond Grady and Frank Leary, who investigated, said Anderson inter- fered with the investigation they were conducting into the accident.
 Three Car Crash
 Frank Riccio, 2l, of Cossett street, was granted & ilolle of $6 on a charge of road rules. Rlccio's car Sergt. Charles McWeeney and Mo- tor Patrolmen John Mcdonnell re- ported, crashed into the rear of a car driven by Herman Schaffer, 43 of 24 Wales street on Meriden road Sunday afternoon.
 The Schaffer automobile, the in- vestigating officer said, was showed into the rear of another machine operated by William K. Schwartz of Hamden. All three machines were slightly damaged.
 Anthony Chestone, 54, of 2l4 Oak street, received @ nolle on payment of $5 on & road rules count and an outright nolle on a reckless driving charge.
 Chestone was arrested Sunday night when the car he was driving collided with two other cars on the Chase Parkway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
CHUCHELOW FACES
 COURT JURY HERE
Youth to Be Arraigned
 Tomorrow on Criminal ' Assault Charge

Peter Chuchelow, g, will face a fury In superior court tomorrow at tho request of his attorney, M, w. Blnnsfield.
 Chuchelow Is held on a charge Of criminal assault, and was to be tried at the opening of the criminal term of the superior court last Tues day, Juno 3. At that time Chuche- low, thruogh his attorney, entered n plea of not guilty, and requested a trial by Jury. Judge Kenneth Wynne, in granting the request, reassigned the case for June 10th,
 Last Octobre Chuchelow was Sen- fenced to the Cheshire Reformatory for a similar ofienSe, but was re- leased on ball when his attorney took on appeal to the Supreme Sourt of Errors In Hartford,
 April 30th Judge Kenneth Wynne issued bench warrant for his ar- rest, after he had allegedly perpe- trated another criminal assault up- on an unnamed Wolcott girl. Short ly afterward he was apprehended, The supreme court appeal IS stlll bending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
JUNIOR COLLEGE PROGRAM JUNE l9

Lawrence L. Bethel, director of the New Haven Y. M. o. A. Junior College, has announced the names of Waterbury boys who will re- ceive degrees as associates In science at the l7th annual commencement exercises of that school, Thursday, June 18th, in Sprague Memorial hall.
 Frederick Osborn, chairman of the presidents advisory committee on selective service, and chairman of the joint army and navy conl- mittee on welfare and recreation, will. make the principal address be- fore the class of Al students.
 Rev. 0. Lawson Willard, pastor of Trinity Church, will offer the invo. cation, and the Nordin trio will sup- ply music. The local graduates are:
 Accountinf course, F. S. Capobian- co, and E. R. O'Bernier; business nd. ministration, Lawrence F. Shanney and James F. Tucker: electrical en- gineering. Ava E. Coolidge, Nor man R. Crepon and H. L. Watts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
YOUTHS ELIGIBLE.
 TO LEARN TRADE.
Congressman Smith An. nOunces Civil Services
 Examinations

Congressman J. Joseph smith announced today a civil service ex- animation for the position of Mechanic.hearner for employment in the Hartford Ordnance district of the War Department, including Waterbury, Bridgeport and New Haven. Applications must be on file before the close of business, June 20, l04i. The position provides for payments of SS.20 per day.
 Applicants must have reached their 18th birthday, but must not have passed their 22nd birthday to participate in the ' examinations, which will be held In the iInmedis ate future at Waterbury, Bridge. port and New Haven. The work will consist of assisting mechanics of higher grade in the performance of miscellaneous manufacturing, inspection, testing and repair work
 Further information and applica. ton forms may be obtained from any first or second class post office in the vicinity of Waterbury, Bridgeport or New Haven, or from the manager, First United States Clvll Service district, Boston, Mas sachusetts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
EXECUTIVE GROUP
 PLANS CONVENTION
Young Democrats to Hold County Session Here;
 DepaOla to Preside

Plans for the New Haven County Young Democratic convention will be made tonight at @ meeting of the state executive board and county officers of the organization at Grand hall on Grand street. The Water bury Young Democratic Club will be host at tonight's session.
 The county convention will be held in this city late in the month, and Nicolas zappone, president of the local unit, is expected to be elected county president.
 State President Joseph DePaola of Meriden will preside at the meet- ing tonight.
 Election of Mir. zappone as coun- ty president will place him on the state executive board. Waterbury Is already represented on the board by Attorney Ca7nine Cipriano, and Naugatuck by Matthew Scully,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

Five motorists were arrested over the wewek- -end following five separ- ate accidents In which woman was painfully hurt and required 90 stitches to close exclusive cuts.
 Rose Santopietro, l9, of 95 Grigg street, sustained facial laceration when q car driven by stephen Za- s!novlch, 20 of 86 South Elm street, crashed Into 6 telephone pole,
 Miss santopietro was taken to St, Mary's hospital for emergency treatment and her condition was reported as comfortable this morning
 Zasinovich was arrested by Sergt, Joseph Petit and Motor Patrolmen George McElllgott and Joseph Kendrick,
 In city court today; Zasimovich received a nolle on q charge Of reckless driving and paid $5 for a count on the road rules violation.
 Adam Callan, GA, of GO Montgom- cry street, received continuance to Wednesday on charge of road EuleS, dC WHS HTEeSVeu ohttTuHy afternoon after the car which he was operating crashed into a fire alarm box at Watertown and Bunk CT Hill avenues after he lost control Of the machine.
 Alarm Box Damaged
 Motor Patrolnan Joseph fovallo said Callan was travelling north on Watertown avenue and tried to make a left turn into Bunker Hill avenue when the machine got out Of control and shot up on side- walk and struck the fire alarm box which was extensively damaged
 The emergency crew from the bureau of fire alarms responded and restored the box into service again.
 Harry Haigh, 27, of 37 Elmwood street, Naugatuck, paid s for q John Anderson, 24, of Al Alder nolle on road rules violations and street. passenger in the Haigh automobile, received nolle on Q charge Of interfering with an ofii- cer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
Hospital
 Bulletins

Slow improvement was noted today in the condition of Mary Freeman, I6. cOlOred, of Echo Lake road, WatertOwn, by Water bury hospital authorities. Miss Freeman was criticaIy injured when sine was hit by an autOmO- bile on WatertOwn avenue 2 little more than . week ago.
 The police investigation is being made by Sergeant Charles Me- Weeney of htt-run incident. Ser geant McWeeney Is awaiting until Miss Freeman recOvers sufficiently so that he may question her com cerning the accident.
 Donald Kerr, 26, of Detroit, Mich., was reported as remaining about the same" by Waterbury hospital attaches this morning. MT. Kerr was seriously injured Thurs day while employed In erecting a carnival tent in Union City. His name is on the danger list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
WORKERS RETURN
 AT PLAINVILLE

Plainville, Conn. June 9--.tUP)--. Striking employees of the Standard Steel division of Marlin Rockwell Corp. went back to work today after a weeks lay-off, after agreeing to abide by the decision of a federal board.
 The workers went back under the same wage conditions as prevailed when the struck last week. Union and firm ofiicials agreed to make any wage increases retroactive to a date set by the mediation board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
Compensate Agreements

Compensation Commissioners Jo- seph E. Talbot today approved the following agreements:
 A Watson, Waterbury, against Chase Metal Works, Waterbury, Sl7.42 per week beginning May 10, l9Al; injuries confusion and s'Ssa- sion of the right thigh.
 P. Rice, Waterbury, against the Chase Metal Works, Waterbury, Sl2.20 per week beginning May 23sd; injury confused left knee and abrasion of both hands.
 William Brady, Winsted, against the Town of Wlnsted. $i2.O3 week. Iy from March 2S to May 5; In. jury strained back.
 John Donavan, AnsOnia against the American Brass Company, Ansonia, Sl6.S4 per week begin ming May II; injury lacerations of the palm and back of the left hand.
 Martin Wutch, Waterbury, against American Brass Company, Waterbury, SHIFT per week begin- ming June 3, 194l; injury, lacer- ations, back left heel, and con- fusion and abrasion back right leg.
 James FuscO, Middlebury, against State Highway Department, Hart ford, $l6.06 weekly for IS weeks; injury 25 per cent permanent partial loss function of right thumb.
 Leon UrsO, Waterbury, against the Sc0vill Manufacturing Com- pany, Waterbury, s6S.74, in full compensation; injury 10 per cent loss of function of the first finger oe the right hand.
 Frank Chapulis, Waterbury, against ScOviil Manufacturing Company, Waterbury, 22.13 weekly from May 20 tO June 2; injury compound fractures portions OE left first toe and second left toe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
WELFARE CHOICE
 AWAITED TONIGHT

Naugatuck, June e--Action by the board of welfare on the appoint. ment of a superintendent of well fare at the regular meeting of this board tonight at o'clock in the town hall is awaited with interest.
 It is generally believed Supt. Leo Scully will be re-appolnted. but there has been a rumor Republican leaders may spring an opposition candidate. It had been reported this might be a Democrat in an apparent effort to split the Demo- cratic vote, but this report has been discounted.
 Action on awarding of the coal contract for the town hall and Meadowbrook farm, and on a con- tract for installation of new vault