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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
JUDGE RESERVES
 DECREE DECISION

Decision was reserved by Judge Kenneth Wynne in superior court yesterday afternoon in the divorce action brought by Bertha Edwards Aaronian of Naugatuck against Al- bert Aaronian. also of Naugatuck. The petitioner who stated the mar riage took place Sept. 3. l9S9 at Salisbury. N. H.. and her husband has been intolerably cruel since September. le41 asked for custody of Q minor child. an allowance for its support. and alimony.
 The hearing was the last to be conducted in the court for this year. Regular sessions will resume Jan. 5 when a criminal session will be held. Common pleas court likewise will take an adjournment to Jan. 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
ALIENS TO ENJOY
 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY

San PTancisco, Dec. 24 - WPJ - Approximately 2OOOO German aliens on the Pacific coast, restrict cd to their homes from Q ?. m. to 6 D. m. since last March, may cele- brate Christmas eve in public to. night with American citizens.
 Lieutenant General John L. De- Witt, Of the western defense com. fnand, lifted the alien curfew proc Iafnation snd abolished more than 1000 zcneS designated as prohibited to enemy aliens.
 Alien Italians were released from the csirfew regulations october 1e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
OLDEST RESIDENT BURNED

HolyOae. Mass. Dec. 4.-(UP)-- John T. Roy. 94. H0ly0ke's oldest resident. was burned to death today when an electric heater in his bed- room ignited the hedclothes. Roy was born in Chambly. Que. and founded an insurance company and q theatrical group in Canada After coming to i-A u.tted States he founded a French weekly and daily, both og whaeS ere now defunct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

TIse qnsFteFmaster broneh of he United States Marine Corps k the zeal Of Pvt, John 6. D'An. prose, zz, Of Waterbury, ss he d. Fanees to the second phase of his training at Paris Island, 6. c. He E the son Of AsF. and Mrg, Eaiva- tore DiAmbrose of g Barnes street extension.
 Prior to his enlistment in the Marine Corps, Pvt D'AmbrOSe was employed as q tool setter by the Bc0viii Manufacturing Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
Final Effort Secure Dmout Observancl
En Weather Rspo

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
JUST mARRzED

New xork. Dec. al.---(Up) rsaln Feldman, es, and Mrs. Melkn IAe. inthal. e7. a widow, disappeared three days aeo from the Bro0lklgN hebrew home and hospital for thu aged. They turned up yesterdays married.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

Police today were distributing kafiets containing text and pio.o- graphs illustrating difn.Ous regula- h0ais, and compliance with them, D scores Of local stores and business hOuses. Authorities said that the pistributiCn should result in much
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
wACK OR WAVE SUIT

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 2&-(UPS- Postmaster William J. Rankin to- day received this Christmas request in the mall from a girl: T want Q WACK suit or e WAVE suit"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
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In The Courage And Glorious Achievements Of Our Fighting Men On The Far Flung Foreign Fronts, All Americans Can Feel Justly Proud. So-this chrisfmos Doy-os you sother oround inc festive board think of inc homes soddened by vocont ehoirs-o toost 10 these soIIont men-o toast to inc courageous mothers they aove their olI-their sons to their country-their sons-sove their oll-for their country.
 Moy this christmos Doy-in this badly battered. maFrsd and scored world of ours be q happy day for you and yours-hoppy in the knowledge you've made tt possible for others 10 be happy 600.
 Store closed tomerrow-ond oh day SotuFdoy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
Churches Affected By
 Conversion Ultirnatum
No Exceptions Unless Granted By War Production
 Board Directly; Local Hospital Involved

Churches rectories and various public buildings of the city win be affected by the oPA ruling that conversion of furnaces if physically possible, must be faced by all consumers requiring 10000 gallons of fuel oil aA A Aaa.na Aaan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24

MARRIAGE INTENTIONS Frederick Leland Bartlett of Farmington and Doris Mary Coi- llns of Watert0wn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
Current Rationing Regulations
COFFEE

Coupon purchase of pound Children under not eligible to the coffee coupon
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Neitt,uodj, Sen IS. geobember 1941

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
STOLTz CHOSEN
 OVER BEAN JACK
Winner Gets Title Bout With Angott Early Next
 Year

New York, Nov. l2.-On boxing ability and experience, Allie Stolz is given the edge over Beau Jack in their important round light weight match at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night.
 But Beau Jack is a puncher with an unorthodox fighting style and 1t is against this type of opposition that clever boxers have the most trouble. That's why boxing men hesitate about going out on the limb for Stolz in his meeting with Beau Jack.
 Indeed, many of the smart fistic observers who crowd West 49th think the fiery little lad from Augusta, Ga, winner of eleven con- secutive fights this year, six by knockouts. will continue his winning ways against the Newark boxer, cur- rently rated the No. contender for lightweight .honors.
 For one thing, they point out, Beau Jack is far heavier hitter than Stolz. He has knockout average of better than 800 whereas Stolz merely looks like 8 good puncher. The records do not bear out the contention of Stolz sup porters that he is a heavy hitter. He has registered few kayo triumphs in the last two years,
 Champ Got Up
 True, Stolz floored Sammy Angott, lightweight champion, in their title contest at the Garden last May but he did not have the stuff to follow up his advantage That's where Beau Jack shines. When he has an opponent in trouble he is deadly and rarely lets his foe escape. That accounts for his splendid knockout percentage.
 When contracts for the Stolz- Beau Jack match were signed. the Stolz handlers sought to gain an advantage by forcing Beau Jack to agree to make 135 puonds. Gle weighed 138 when he defeated Ches- ter Rico at the Garden five weeks ago)
 But Beau Jack has had little trouble scaling down to 135 and he has made thta mark without sacri- ficing speed or strength. The fact of the matter IS that he was glad to accept the weight terms because now a victory over Stolz will place him in exactly the same position Stolz now occupies, that of No. l contender.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
CROSBY TACKLES
 TAFT, WITH TECH AT TORRINGTON
WiIby at Shelton Satur. day; Home Clubs Fav-
 Ored Over Locals
BY sTDELTNE SAM

Come Saturday, Waterbury's three high school football squads are scheduled to Init the road" and lon paper" none of them have any the lest of the going on foreign fields. Crosby's improved gridders go to Watertown for a test with c Taft Prep team that has lost but one game this season, the first one, incidentally, to a Choate team that gained no little distinction when it polished off the previously unde- feated ale Frosh array, which had been weeded out for the benefit of the Eli varsity squad.
 Though his players want Coach Bill Tracy to dig up one more game after Saturday, 1t is probable that the Torrington game in the New City will wind up the Leavenworth football schedule for l942 which has not been on overly successful one yet started with win over New Haven's Commercial and included Techs first victory since its athle- tic relations began with Wilby, a l2-0 shutout scored last Saturday. Against strong, alert and speedy Torrington team, playing on it's hame field, Fussenich Park, Leaven- worth will be a decided underdog, and is not expected to win. If Tracy's team can win, the Navy victory over Pennsylvania last Saturday will be nothing by com- parison.
 Looks Rad
 Even at full strength, Tech Is apparently no matche for Torring- ton, but with Wally valunas, its "key" back o ut ofaction. Torrin- ton figures to win about as 1t pleases. Valunas has been injured but played a few minutes against Wilby. He may not be used against Torrington at all, though he will be needed.
 Wilby seems to be near the end of it's worst season in history, the quad having been unable to core a point in six games to date, and on Saturday meets Shelton team in the Naugatuck Valley town, that has beaten Naugatuck. Under the conditions, about the best that can be hoped for by Coach Jis Lee. is that his team will score against Shelton, even If it is only a two point safety. With Wallace and Nobrega back in the Wilby line up, there is chance that Wilby may score at least one touchdown, or perhaps a field goal, if it gets close enough, as Wallace is rated a good place-kicker.
 Crosby Improved
 Of the three games, the Crocby- Taft contest is the most promising, with the result apt to go either way, as the Schofield squad is very much improved after a slow start during the early season. At any rate. it will be a strong favorite to stap Wilby when the two clubs meet in their traditional game Thanksgiving morning at the Municipal Stadium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
IhiSSpOrting
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A Little of This and That
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
NEW HAVEN EAGLES BREAK THE ICE"
Hockey Club Scores First Win of Season S.z Over
 Pittsburgh Hornets

New Haven and Hershey scored close triumphS in American Hockey league competition "Wednesday night as Indianapolis turned on its power to rout Providence, S-2,
 New Haven tailed in the final period to nose out Pittsburgh, S-2. while Hershey added a pair of goals in the last session to defeat Wash ington, S-S,
 Jennings was the big gun in the Indianapolis attack with four goalS and one assist, Douglas and Fisher tailed first for the winners, Jen- ningS adding one after Steele tall lied for Providence in the first, Jen- ningS scored twice in the second while Toupin registered for the opposition Sherritt Jennings and Weaver each scored in the final frame aS Providence was Sela score less,
 Nip And Tuck
 Allen scored early in the first period for Pittsburgh but Wal6riH and Depew gave New Haven the lead before the period closed, Corri- gan tied it up in the second but Smiths last period goal put New Haven out in front to stay,
 Gauthier sent Washington into an early lead but Hershey tied it up in the first on Sullivan'S goal, Sulli- van and Serren scored in the second for Hershey before Kauthier tallied again, Then in the third Jenkins and Herbert hit the net for Hershey as Trundeu pushed in Washington'S final counter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
High School Grid Teams "EEit The Road"
Hutson Rated Great Unsolved
 Problem Of Football World

his right to the rookie of the year honor when he picked up 67 yards against Detroit to become the most effective ground gainer since Bill OSmanSki of the Chicago Bears, won the championship in 1889. with 6o9 yards, Dudley now has piled up 59l yards. Pug Manders of Brooklyn. won the title last year with 4S6 yards and WhiSzer White, then with Detroit, was the cham pion in 1940 with 5lS yards,
 Record Maker
 Sammy Baugh of Washington, retained the passing lead over Cecil ISbel of Green Bay, when he com- pleted IA of % attempts against the Cardinals, Three of Baugh's passes went for touchdownS. giving him a new league record of 5S touchdown losses, two more than the old mark established by Arnie Herber of Green Bay. in nine seasons. Isbell also broke Herber's record last week. His three touchdown passes against Cleveland gave him a total of 52.