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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-31
to Pittsville after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Dennis.

Mrs. Clay Dennis.
Mrs. Julia Purnell celebrated her
ninety-eighth birthday on Monday.
Lieut.. James Ritz has returned to
Fort Eustis, Va, after spending
week with friends.
A number of friends gave Mrs.
Frank Atkinson surprise birthday
party on Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Pennewell has returned
after visiting her daughter Mrs. Will
lam Wallace at Bloxom, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barley went
on motor trip to Skyline Drive dur
ing the weekend.
Mrs. Meredith Brooks and little
daughter, have returned home from
Peninsula General Hospital, Sails
bury, this week.
Miss Edna Hales visited friends in
Baltimore, last week.
Mrs. William d. Straughn and
Miss Margaret Straughn of Baltimore
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Zadok Cherrix.
Commander and Mrs E. James Es-
tess of Norfolk, Va, spent the week
end with Miss Carolyn Hargis.
Mr.. Lester Shockley of Snow Hill
and Mr.. Willard Evans of Pocomoke
spent Monday in Baltimore.
Mrs. William Jones entertained the
St. Margaret's Guild on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. William Conoway, Miss Mar
garet Wilson, Miss Virginia Ward
and Mr.. Charles Jones spent Sunday
in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Norwood Shock
ley and Misses Betty Ann and Mary
Louise Shockley of Snow Hill and
Mrs. Mary C. Parsons of Friendship,
will spend this weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. J. Hodgson Cliff in Phila-
delphia, and attend the Mayhem
football game on Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Godfrey was opera
ted on at Union Memorial Hospital,
Baltimore, on Tuesday.
Mrs. William F. johnson is visi-
ting DR.. and Mrs. George A. Eaton
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter Onley, ST., is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Bradford,
ST., Mrs. Daniel III. Bradford and
Miss Berta Bradford spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Marvel, in
Collindale, Pa.
Mrs, Mark C. Ballard and Miss
Margaret Ballard of Willis Wharf,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sberkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris, Jr.
have returned after spending two
weeks at Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Homer Shockley of Oakland,
Nd, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Shockley.
Miss Eleanor Jones spent the week.
end with her aunt, Miss Eta Jones,
in Philadelphia.
The Crescent Club entertained at a
Halloween party on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio West and Mrs.
Irving West attended the wedding of
Miss Dorothy Chapbaugh to Mr.. Irv-
ing West in Baltimore, on Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Wilgus entertained at
luncheon on Sunday. Her guests
were: Mrs. N. Pasha Watson, Mrs.
Roxin Dukes, Mrs. Maggie Pepper,
and Mrs. Eva Moore of Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dryden and
children, Ann and Billy of Marcus
Hook spent the weekend with Mrs.
Cora Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio w. Wilson have
returned after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hobart in Wilmington.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-31
SEEDLINGS OF WYE OAK
DISTRIBUTED THRU STATE

Seedlings from Maryland's grand
daddy tree-the 400-year-old Wye
oak in Talbot county-will be distrib-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-10-31

being downed by
fighters during British in the Mediter
ranean At top bombing plane dives down during
through hail Of fire. In the middle PIC
downed At the right in this
picture is the British whose planes drove
off the floating wrecage of the Ita
bombers downed
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
&oripraiih

:, Cine. imngc ssrau ipar in Die ga.
nlelbonollng 9eeameen, 1H Samen
ein3ufaufen.
rltno iino Sic aud) iber", froote
iie Ben Scrfonfer, ,,oab es erobe,
itorfe 8Glmc iperoen?'
Sci ridtiecr YfIeee oon5 be-
itmnt', goroutierte er ibr.
49,, neinte Die inuec 5rau.
noonn nebnle id a'Id nod cine Son.
getlatte."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
etliden &o6cn trcibt hie Siibfnrtof.
1el cine Jiillc bon 8anfen.
Mrs Sh ~ ~
= Wrs. 81. W., u.

Sle ,pilnlbcn 81 ,piiien, teo3u
p'in5e, Siefier,nin1 su aebroud,en
III. Oas lit cine SciIptlon5e, sic ncben
Der &onlllle in ieoer Sousopotbefc ben
erlten Slob cinncbncn iontc.
Seoen Wfor9cn II. Abcno cine 2o1fe
F1e1Icrnin5tec iorocrt Die Geroou,na
mo 9lbt eiu 9utes, gclrnocs uno iri.
ld)es snslcbcn. YSer an Scraflopfen
leloct raid crlbridt, picl NIT lln-
moblicilL llcbelfeit nno @'rbret5cn oe.
pla9t it, ioa itcts Eiciicrmin5toblet.
fen al Sono bobcu. Sic bcnebmcn
o''b Den iiblcn @er'lb m Mnnoc.
Ftiicrnlin5 in MiId) oboefodht nnS
lot1cllpcilc rcdt lonolom ciuocnom.
men, ltllt llntcrIcibsid)mcr5cn. Yief.
ferlin3ol 6 Sropicn onf eiuen Yof.
tcl noIl ;3lldcr) lit ACKNOWLEDGMENT
lebr 81 enlpfcblcn.
- 9. a., Mu.
0lc Nodrid)ten ibcr sic Nrt m,S
9Sel'e, ipic man i,u No3ircid,c Die
@e''tcsfronfclt mo aciitesid)poe1en
Fcrlolcn belcltigt - brrh @iftoofe
- tonlllen ous berld)icbencn alper-
lol1l9en Nucllch iohob foum mcbr
on Der @obrbeit oc5pciiclt lpcroen
fam. @s iollcn bis icet nid,t pcniaer
nls 100000 Ecripncn ouf bicle Gcile
"crlcoiat' ,uorbcn ieiu. Mon ion AZ
oelcIn 3,pcd lit pcrid)icbcnen St0oten
bclonocrc Nnltolten nit @iftoos5inl.
n1ern (2etboI Gbonbcrs) crrid,tet
bobe'l i't lucld)eu bic ornrcn Spfer
toolid)en @iftAoicn ousaciett pcrocn.
Ntan befiirdbtct, oob iid) bicie borbori.
lden 3mongslllo6nobmcn on6 nod
onf Nltcnbcinc eritrcden >pcrhen, la,
oob man allf oieic Geifc ond) an uoai-
felnolibe @lenente. beronfommen
lpiH.
%iht er'nolos bot Yopit Bins nm
loneit Soranf bim9eipieien, oob oieier
lo9enoliltc ,,@uohcntoo ei,,en Ofeu-
|hcn'noro bartlett nno 9eaen iebcs
Dottlid)c nno meltlide @elet perltobt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

quite Snmnscrbe aus 8l6ttern nnb
Noos, ipeil iic Die Sade perfebrt OIL
foneen. @s lit niht eeniieeno, hob
man bos biirre 2a,b int SerbIt in
elmer @artenede oufb0uft 1mo meint,
beim nod)iten 5riibiabr ,peroe eS
i6on 6u 9iinger eeiporoen iein. 2oub
ml,B 5endtigfeit nno @roe bobcn.
Yion breitet bie 8l0tter etma 5 bis
8 3ou bod o,,s, pirft cine Sbid)t
@runo (oil6 2ebm nit Sono Der.
mii6D bariiber, Damn mieoer cine
Sage 8I1tter uno idbrt 10 obtpehiclno
fort, bis ollcs 2onb l,ntcrgebradt lit.
0ora,if mub ser gauge Souien tiid)-
tig nit @oiier beeoiien lueroen, iooob
Der gauge SouIcn onrb uno burh
naB lit.
Srodeue 9lottcr foulen nid)t iibcr
WIntcr. SobaIo Sellhtigfeit NIT
9lattern eemil6t miro, entltcbcn
geiuiIie 9afterien, ,pelbe sic 9Iotter
oerleben. I'M oen S5unuts nod rel
der lno frldtbarer llno fir oos
fomnenoc Jriibiobr nod geeigncter
(filr 9lnmen 1t. @emiiie) al1 noden.
fonn man fein 5erriebenes Moos uno
&iidcnobiallc nit bem @I1tterbolicn
ocrn1ildclt non1cntli6 &ofiec9runo.
Wtan lollte alld) baS int Sonmcr oli
ocn @rasplot obacuiGbtc @ros onf=
beben ,mo cs nit 6em Gonpoltbouicu
bcrnliidell. Sobolo nlan nm I'M
Jriibiobr on fonet 5u ipatel1 breitct
man Hicie 10 9elponne,e 9ungeroc
itber oic:: geete aug unb ar0bt lie mt
ter. 8ill rlan Nibe bonlit permiid)cn,
10 nebnnc non mir. Sol5oi6c. 6ein &C.
iicbte &oblcnaihe mo &ub er,pciicn
li6 ipoter ols .niitlid sge9e1 oos In
ge5ieier.
- Mrs. 8. G., Midj.
Die Nrt ,no 8ciie, oieien ssenlter.
dierrot ber5uitcllen lit icbr cinioh.
Yton tudblt eine aiclmlid) bifc, ,pcibc
Deer rote 9fiibe, :b0blt fic om @nr3elz
enoe aus, ipobei man cine oidc @on-
otmg ldbt gm Hono ser &onouma
brinet mou 3 ober a Sbniire at, |
oomit man oic Niibc o,fbGneen fmn
'mo fitat iie init Baiier, bos tGalid
ernemcrt iperoen ,ulb. 8innem etli-
ben So9elt idldet oie SRiibc ons nno
ronft iih in sic .60be uno nm Die
6obIlms ber'm.
Gin nod biibl6cres Ienltcraierrot
fann lnon ntittels eiuer siibfortoffel
)eritelen. Mou itellt eine Siibtortof=
Icl in cilt ueitbalii9es @los ooer SSSor,
oas nit Boiier anaeiiiut lit. 9ie &or=
|offel Itellt man NIT bcm @ur5elenbc
1nten IN Dos @los. Gom SoIs bes
Blaies saus fiibrt man 5bniire- bis /
|nn1 Sen tier ober aur 8anb, benn in j
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
Seiffbodb Sen ". .sannar 4 194f
HuSkllflft
q. Ct, q. .. :

der llnb Dialer, mar I'M Sabre 143S
in Niirl6erg geboreu ,tnb itarb ba-
fcIblt I'M Sabre 1888. SIM Sabre
1477 begriinoete er cine eroBe 8erf.
itatte in arafau. 3tpiiden 1889 ,mo
1896 ipar er otter 3unitmeilter llno
I'M Sabre 1896 febrte er ,pieber nad
Giiruberg auriid. geit StoB NOR Elm
merftpiiroig nielieitieer 0seiiter ,mo
Giinitler. gr bulbiste in ieiner Su=
geilb einen riidlibtsloIen Mot,.raliss
mlls bei slalt5enoer Sednif. Sein iil-
tcites gSerf lit ser Morienaltar i,1 Scr
5rauenfirhe au Grofat. 0ann fol9t
bas orieinelle @rabmal bes &0ni9s
Geiilnir in Grafa,t, Dem lid bie mar
morneil 8iidofserobcr i'm 9onu 81
@nelem anreiben. Seine beiteu iriiben
Giirnberger Sol5arbeiten iinb Die le-
benspolle @coenftaiel aonrab Sm=
boffs I'M Miindener Nationalmuieum
nno sic Heliefs ber &reuatroel,ne ,mo
Btablegung in ser bortigeu 2icb-
frauenfir6e. Gon icinen Sd)nitoltd.
rem iino ipertpolle 9ieltc bes Mdnner>
TtGbter ,nb Sdmababer Nltors tpie
bes Sauptaltars in Ser 9siirnberaer
ggioienfirhe erbaltcn. Seiner Spot<
aeit 'gebort II. a. an set bcriibmte bonn
@borgeipoIbe ser 2orcnafirdc berob=
bamgenbe gngliid)c @rub ino Ser il
gltrenreiebe Shnitoltar In ser Stride
5u II. 6. sSrau IN 8ambere, Der 9ii=
reridcn ginilub pcrrot. - '
- Wrs. s. s., 81. -
= 9ie bon Sbnen eripobnten Sous=
mittel gegen geid)ipollene Vsanoeln
(Soniils): ltlnbinoeu bon gerd,,6er-
ten 5pedldeiben (8ocolt) ober, NIT
Butter beitridenen Siid)ert bat iih ut
ben 1lteiiten. 5dlle,l betpabrt. sinb
Die Manbelsl BLOB anecihpoIlen ais
Solge einer grfaltltng, 10 lit cine
Speration aeraoeau frepelbaft, beun
oieie Manbeln babem cine lpdtige
Snnftion. Sic ne,troliiieren bas I'M
Gorper iid) anialnnclnoe @iit, hos
fonIt .iid III SEN 8lrtfrGis ergieBen
piirbe. Sic trogen oud) altr &nod)en=
'bil0ung llnb sur Gritarf,lng ser Wtns=
fcln bel. sic babeit cberfaas einen
itdrfenScn GinfluB ol,f bos @cbirn
.llno sic Stinrnbdnocr.
Sci ltarfer Monoclanidlpellung bot
Der ouf bieler Seite ongc3eiotc Nfoz
pn=9aliont grobartige grfoIse er5iclt.
..Gicier 8oliom miro tiid)tig eingeries
bcll lmb lit bon pielen 2eiern, bic an
t8euiicbcr ,,no altbma litten, nit omts
ernhem grfolg onaelpanot noroen.
8. i. a., @is. -
@enl man Gnoblal,d) (@arlic) ge..
gc,l bobcn glntbrud nimnt, fam
n,am entipcber Sic Gnoblaud5picbcl
in Solat ooer init ouoerm @elpiiie e.
feih - obcr nid)t fohen = ober man
fam oen 5oit tri,tfen. Dos 2ebterc
lift 3u eupfeblen: Mon nebne NOR,
gems, mittoes ,,no abel,os einen Sec
sIaffel bon. 8er 'pesem oes itorfen
@erl,d)s = :; fit iid ln,o ieine llWee-
bnna - anobloud in, oieier 5orm
.nidt nebnen fam ooer. min, aebrou-
DE oie in ieoer apotbefe erbdltlihen
Garlic gabletten.
- 81. 4. -,
artbritis, onf .oeuti6 @i@t IL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Der 8eipebe a,t ben @clenfen gcltort
miro ,lno oie Sbmeraen neruriadt.
9ie Solge bapon lit bie abloger,mg
bon bar,,iauren Sal5en in @elenfen
lmb anoern &0rperteilen. 9ie friItal.
liiierten 5al5e iinb es, tpelhe oen
Sbmera pcruriaben.. gu reidlifc
Nabrung, nnaeregelte 2ebenspeile,
maneelbafte 8eipeeung, iiberreider
sllfobolgcnub peroen aepobnlid ols
bie @rreger ocr @i6tleioen anee9eben.
Die grfobrung ober lebrt, Dob o,,b
arme, ,lnterernGbrte Meniben, belon-
oers ssrauel,, bon @idt befollen iper-
ben. 3ur Seilune lit Dor ollcm no
tig oen oeitorten Stoff'uebiel in oie
ridtisen @eleiie at bringen, oenn bel
@idtfronfeu lino M'agen nnb Nieren
nidt in g,item 3ultano. Sobalo oielc
beiben Sreane III Sronung gebrobt
iporoen, bonn lit @idt beilbar, ielbit
,penn litb ibon ioeenannte @idtfno-
ten eebilbet boben. Sobalo ser @ta=
gen gut peroaut uno mon oie @iIt-
itofie ousid,pitt, aebt sic Sellrng ,.n>
ipillfiirlib por ii6.
9ies eeidicbt burb 3oblreiebo~ So
lhungcn nit @aiier pont 8ette aus,
onrd noiie 8idel, burb ;S,1Bbooer
uno :ltcbcreieben ser 6iiBc nit foltem
@aiicr. 9ie Sauptla6e aber beltebt
oorin, bob man oieie &nr tdglidl ipo-
bentlitb lrnO ipe,,t notig ,nonotelang
ourbfiibrt, benn ein 2eioen, bos iab>
relang iib enttpifelt bat, fann nidlt
in ipenigen .@oden aebeilt iperoen.
@er aus ireenbeinent @runoc bieic
Observation-Disclosures niht porneb=
men fam ober tpil, fann iparme Anf'
lagcn auf bic i6mer5euoen Sorperteilc
nit beiBel1 Salai0ddcn pber init bel
Ben, eefobtei1, absebriibten &olllillen=
ltmi6l6gen MAIDEN. 9ieie m,b man.
iobalo Tie obgefiiblt iilo - ettpa allc
acbn Milu,ten - er,leucrn, Sag 1tno
Nabt, obne al1f5uboren. 0os mag
tnolrdfiibrbor flinae,l, aber es beilt
gang bcltimmt anf bic 9nuer. Scibc
5uboompib0oer in &onillen, ctpa
stpcin1ol in ser &ode, bei6le,uiaen
bie &eilng. Aber n,on n11b no6 Sic
fem beiBen ;Subbaoe sSiibc, &nie nuo
S6cnfcl idneu nit faltem 8olier
abipiilen.
Yfarrer &neipp rat nit Sonig be.
itribcne 2appen anf sic idmer5enoen
SeiIe ou. Nud inncrlid geuonlmelt,
luirft Sonig ipobltotig ouf bie Niez
rem. Mnl nebme alle balbc Stunoc
einen 2offel bon Sonig. Wos nlm
sic 5,t befelgenoe 9iot 'betrifft, oie
befonoers 'uidtia it, 10 meioe man
Gleiid; 5dl3e, @iiig nno @eipiir3c,
ionic allc alfobolii6en @etrGnfe. Mon
trinfe piel @oiier ooer 2inonaoc
Giele Haturopatben empfebleu sic
Selleriefnr, sic barin beitebt, hob
nlan otter ant Gage Selerie ibt:>
Yfarrer 9,teipp bebauptet, CT babe
bnrd :eine itrenee Dreitageialtenfnr
sic idlinHniten @ibtleioen aebcilt =
+ IS sibt' beribiebeae &routertees,
eie man :bei elmer @ihtfur trinfe,r
fonn, tpie SSollnnbertee (@lberbcrrp);
3inufraut, (Sbabe @ross) NIT 8er>
NUT, 9aar4em>Sel ,,no 8Atrciui-
,aungstee. Dieie &rdntertees founen
Sie heaiehe1l bon Der Wfme. Sell Mm=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
81. q,

:artbritis, ouf .oe',tib @idt III
init rbeumatiidel. 2eioen perlpanbt.
Dds 8eien Ser @idt beitebt borin,
bob bie aug ber allfsenon,n,enen 9tob-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09
Waterbury Hospital
 Files Annual Report
lI,I6O Free Patient Days Among Contributing Fac- tors for Deficit; Frederick s. Chase Reelected Pres

ooodenough; ohstetrician, pr. D. D. Deming: orthopedist, pr. ]. l.. Mo- riarty; dentist, pr. A. D. Holmes.
 Other appointments were made to the consultant, attending and as. sistant stafHs and the privilege lists consisted of Tb physicians and 30 dentists.
 A tribute to pr. B. Henry Mason was contained in the report of Miss Greer. pr. Mason resigned in Aug ust due to III health.
 During the year, l,0o3 babies were born At tho hospital, an increase of l60 over the ie40 report. A gain of B,326 patient days was noted in the report when total patient days, in- cluding baby days, totaled e7,72o.
 Miss Greer pointed out in her re~ port the cooperation of the hospital with the national defense program and with the Red CrosS In making facilities available for refresher course training of nurses for emeF- gency service.
 New equipment has been added to the x-ray department, all of 1t is Bhockproof and Of tho latest design, with one techn!cian added to the staff Of this department to improve service and thereby eliminate delays. Xsray examinations for the year were 4,l69 as compared with lest hospital year which was 4,002. The report indicated that this year was the l0boratory's busiest.
 Hospital has served % ,200 meals for the year, an average of 4e6 a day aS per capita cost Of 40 cents each meal. An increase of two cents Q meal over that of last years iS noted,
 The out-patlent department, Miss Greer states in her report, showed Q decrease in attendance ct the various clinics, with 0 total visits of le,De0 aS compared against 2S,32S in the past years.
 Miss Greer attributes the decrease in the number of clinical visits to the defense program which has erl. ployed many of those who previous y have been out of work.
 The costs of the new x-ray de-. partment which was modernized was made at Q cost of ST,202 while the new kitchen facilities installed were made at cost of Si,B02.00, the executive committee reported.
 The committee. reported that plans for the construction of q new boiler plant and laundry are being drafted by the firm Of Coolidge, shepley, Bulhneh & Abbott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09
W.P.L. HONORS
 HOWARD DEMBER
Waterburian Pledged 10 National Fraternity,
 Alpha Epsilon Pi

Worcester, Mass, Dec. 9 - Seven. teen Connecticut students At Wors oester Polytechnic Institute have been pledged to national frateFnitles at the close of the Fall rushing sea. son. Nine chapters selected iiT from 6 class of ieo first year men.
 Alpha Tau Omega, Edwin c. Baldwin, @ Headley street, Naugs atuck; Alpha Epsilon Pi, Howard l.. Dember, ile Lexington avenue. Waterbury; Phi Gamma Delta, Ans son c. Fyier, 22b Forbes street. East Hartford; Burton |. Hinman, Jrs River road, Madison; Hugo L. No- rige GOT ForbeSt street, East Harts foFd; Harry w. Sandberg, 39o lille side avenue, Hartford: Lambda Chi Alpha, Robert M. Edgeriy, 27 edgeFs ly street, Remington.
 Sigma Phi Epsilon, Leroy 0. Doane, Jr., 70 Atkins street, Mere iden; Phi Sigma Kappa, Edmund o. Platt, Eb Ten Acre road, Now Britain; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eras lilo ]. DeLucia, i3f Shepard street, Hamden; Llonel F. geccoEnbe, a07 Westfeld avenue, Angonla: Richard Walsh, East Hamdon; Theta Kappa Phi, Edward Q. Berdnt, 4i George avenue, NoFwalk; James J. Clerkins IT,, B3 Smith street, New Britains Frank J. LeanEe, g Coolidge ct., Nofs wich; George P. Pompeo, Jr., North 0raSvenoFdale; 0eno ]. santandEea i37 High street, Thompsonvllie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09
WALTER MIKONIS
 RECEIVES $4,5OO

Judgment of s4.b00 in favor of Walter Mikonis oS WatertoWn has been entered by Judge Kenneth Wynne in Litchfeid superior court ct WinSted.
 The case, In which the plaintiff sought damages of i0,000, was tried in Waterbury superior court Thurs. day for the convienenee of witnesses residing here, and Judge Wynne re. served decision upon the completion Of trial.
 Mikonis had brought suit against Thomas UlinSkaS, Jr, and Duncan Cameron, both Of WateFtown, for injuries allegediy suffered when he wah struck by UiinSkas' car at the intersection of Falls and Watertown avenues in 0akviile, after it had coilidod with & vehicle driven by Cameron. The plaintiff had asserted that he was standing At 6 corner of the intersection ct the time Of the fiiishap.
 Appearing for the plaintiff was Atty. Michael V. Blansh0id Of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09
|TUMOR CLINICS
 HERE THURSDAY
Delegates to Attend From g Association Units;
 Dr. Burke Speaker

Dr. R. B. Catteli from the Lahey clinic, Boston, and pr. P. ?. Butler of Boston City hospital, and pr. J. '. Burke cs Waterbury will present papers ct the 23rd meeting of the Association of Connecticut Tumor Clinics, which is to be held at st. Mary's hospital on Thursday, Dee cember iith ct { o'clock in the after noon. Dr. Cattell vii lspeak on "The Selection of Operation for Cancer of the Colon": Dr. Butler on "x.ray Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer of the Colon," and pr. Burke on "A Ten Year Study of Cancer of the the Colon ct St. Marys Hospital"
 Delegates from the twenty tumoT clinics, which form the association, will attend this meeting as well as members of the state tumor coln- nnittee and It's subcommittees. All physicians in the vicinity of water bury have been invited.
 After the presentation of the above papers the discussion will be openel by pr. M. J. Lawior and pr. 6. Atkins of Waterbury. Buffet sup- per will be served after the meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09

Pledges of the votes of ee deles gates at the district convention in Torrington, Dec. 90, today placed Aldermanic President John 8, Mon- agan of this city far in the lead for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the special election next month. Definitely committed to Mir. Monagan at caucuses ifi dis" trict towns last night were Water. bury's 40 votes, Watertown's seven, Wlnsted's seven, Washington's two, Prospects two and Mlddlebury'S two. Total votes in the convention will number 2oi, with i0i needed for the nomination.
 The 'ssnall town" movement Tod by Town Chairman Harry Conghlan of Prospect received c heavy set- back when the Prospect caucus voted i7-2 to endorse MT. Monagan The movement is amied at J, Fran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09
SHAWN SEEKING
 lOO-ACRE FARM

Sheriff J. Edward slAvln of New Haven county has advertised in newspapers for Q i00.acFe farm or estate in New Haven or Fairfield countries.
 The grounds will be the site of Q trade farm designed to train homeless boys in the fIaenaS of mak. ing livellhoods. It will Do called "junior America" and after initial contributions for its upkeep, will be dependent upon the work of the boys for its maintenance.
 Sheriff slavin pointed out that tho plan will be an agency for pre- venting crime, directing homeless youths toward socially useful rather than criminal goals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09
Monagan Takes Lead
 In Race For Congress
Local Alderman Pledged Support of 6S Delegates An. sonia Supporting Mccormack, Norfolk for 0COnnOr

olS Smith, former state chairman, and is based on 0 claim of small towns for more recognition.
 Ansonla's 10 votes were pledged to Rep. Henry Mccormack. Tn Q caucus last week, Torrington pledged It's iB votes to Anthony Tel- esea of that city. William O'Connor of Norfolk won that towns four votes last night.
 Many of the towns voted to send their delegates unlnstrueted and unpledeed, with Naugatuck as one of the principal towns in this cate- gory. This means 0 fight now on tho part of the several candidates for these unpledged votes.
 At BFidgewater the only Demo- crat who showed up for tho caucus was Town Chairman Reuben HaW- Icy, other party members attending nn air raid warden school. MT Hawley named himself and another delegate,
 At Falls Village, Democrats found themselves locked out of the town hall and met in front of the build- Ing. Some party members protested lllegality.
 Among the towns naming unln- Btrueted delegations were oxford New Hartford, Thomaston, Liteh- field, sharon, Cornwall. TefTyville HArwinton, Woleott, New Milford Canaan and Salisbury.
 Support in tho lower NAugatuck valley is claimed for Rep. McCor- mack, while Lltchtleid county back. ing is claimed for MT. TeleSea and Mir. O'ConnoF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-09

ideal dretei than VIvlenne Beloiu, petite, vivaciouS and charming. She has 6 lovely voice, splendid mugi- cianship, and makes 6 success O. every performance.
 Last season in New York she sang the role Of HanSel, dretel, Mar guerlte, and also sang in "Pagliaeci." !" AS Marguerite in "Faust" she won the approval of Cesare Sodero, the conductor, who predicted Q future for Mss Beloiu.
 Greek Evans, dramatic baritone, who will sing Peter the father, is an actor of ability, with an out- standing personality. He was Q protege of the celebrated baritone, Antonio Scotti, with whom he made seven consecutive tours singing bari- tone roles. He has also appeared in cperettas and musical comedies in- cluding "The Student Prince" Blossom Time" 'Music in May" "The Desert Song" "The Song of the Flame" and others. MT. Evans originated on his estate in Norwalk the well known Theatre-in-the- Woods. seating five thousand per- sons, where many operas and op- erettas were produced.