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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

Sur Grinneruno

an unieren seliebten Gater ltno Sat
fen Wfatbias ginbcr
geItorben am 26. Mugl,lt 1887.
Cine Glide 1T gerillen,
Scr S6nler5 lit bcut' nod tief
NM fdlper.
Seio Der Sob bid, ms cntrillen
SITS ms I'M per5en itiu unb Ieer.
60 rufem mir Dir liebenb gu:
ytlbe ianit in iiiBer Stub
Sort pben in Den Soinmelsbob'n
Sa peroen mir bid lpieberieben.
Geines Oib ME pergeiienoe @attil
uno Sof)ter
&atberine ginoer.
Catherine elliott.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
2las Detreit, 21ticbieat,
Sur Grinnerun0

an uniern pielgeliebten Sobn I'M
8ruoer
8nitau Aoolpb Tleiid)er, Sr.
gdtorben am 81. sluguit 1910
3ipei Sabre iinb nun periloiien
Seit Oh upu nns aeihicoen
gSir gebenfen oeines Sheibens,
Sas 10 ld,iper mar fir bas 0er3.
SSrei iparlt bu bon beinem 2eiben.
0jrober bod iparb unler Shmer5.
Srelioe 9ibt's in unierm 2eben
&eine mebr, iie ging NIT Dir.
saes Slid, oas uns ge9eben,
&ann bid nidbt erleben uns.
9tube idnit i'm eipisen Srieben
Sis Der lebte Tag erid,eint.
y4p nit Dir, Die mir binieoen.
Sn Dem $oerrn iino bereint
@eiuiomet bon beinen bih ME Der
geiienoen GItern
8mitap uno aatbarina Tleiid)el
llno beinen Did) liebenoen 8rnDer
Sobann ". Sleiider, Sr.
unb oeine Snfel
1ran5 mnb 8eors 6leiider
iamt SSamilien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
3iueis 6.


Die regelndbige Teriammlllng
oes 9lpeig 6 finbet Samstag, Sen 5.
'Septenber, 8 llbr abenos itatt. gs
miro crtuartet, oaB ale Miitglieoer
oiefer Gerlammlune beitpobnen, be-
icl,oers bat oas &ranfenfomitee in
Sen lebien Seriammlilngen lhmaden
ooer gar feinen 8ericbt abgelegt. Ole
ie 8riiber iino als Vfitglieoer bes
Sorltan0es anerfannt uno iollten I'M.
beoingt bon feiner Seriammll,ne Nb-
ltano nebmen. Oieies &omitee lit ei-
mes Ser pihtigiten oes Gereins unb
Die 8riioer ioaten es ailh 10 betrab.
ten uno ibre Gflihten tim.
8i5e-H -Hrditoent 8eorg &erbert, ser
felt Z Wonaten an 9er5 um0 6iilje-
ldapeuung Ieibet, oarf lGneer beri,m=
aeben, elm 3eihen ser 9elierune.
@ir Diiniben ibm baloige @eneiung.
8eorg Heinertb, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
Trit @otb abiolpiert @uibington
ltnineriitat nit ST.Grab.

lSpeben baben mir erfabren, bob
Sris &otb aus Salem Sbio, Die
8aibington llniperiitat in Eocona,
,8aibington, nit S.5.I@rao (Gorit-
piiienihafD abiolpiert bat. Serr Gris
Hotb lit Der Sobn bon Jrau uno
Stieflobn bon Serrn Heter Sdeu.
gr lit gut er5ogen sporoen, NOR lam
gere 3eit in Salem oeutider Sd)l,I-
lebrer l,no Mitglieo oes 3tpeig 19
lotue oes Salem Mdnner6ors.
gr be5og oie Ohio State llniperlt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
1taliei,s 3eitietriftet, y.
Ntaii iefttcH per,1rteilt

Berlin Die .Iransoaean" -Nad.
ridten.Mgentur melbete aus Mom,
oab 735 italieniide 3eitidriften ibr
Grideinen einitellen miiiien uno 1pei.
tere 47s bon @odeni6riften in Mso-
natsidriften unlgetpanoelt iperben,
oanlit Hnpier fir ole .ernltbafte
Hreiie" einseipart iperoen fam. I'm.
ter ben poais einseitellten 3eitihrif.
ten tuaren 400, Die fih nit 9bedter,
Slim @aoio un6 Sport beim6ftigtel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
2lms Detrcit> 21tietioai,
Ndtnna MitNlieocr bcs 3,ueiN 81

Nd,tmna MitRlieoer bcs 3iueiN 81.
Gs oiere lllen 0t'telieSern oes
Sipeig 81 hermit 81. &cnntn;s, oal
uniere Gsreinsperialnmlung biesnal
u,f oen 4. SeptsIlfe.. Sem eri riten
Srt iaa i'm Wons: fIat. Ser 8eanl'
rcniiab bittet ant Mitelieber, oencl
i, noelih lit, oiel. Scriamnlll1ng 81
tCi!bcn, Sitnoi x :u:Gt:.:r Geid)1ftt
pist sic alier Merat,.lgcn bcoiirfen
lfiho,.. Seutid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
De,.fitter 11askristtcf,.
bricf

Sollplpoob. Die Gilnddauipielerin
Marlene Dietrid erbielt bonn Shab-
amt cine beionbere 8elobigutlg fir
ibre gfeforoerfoIee i'm lanotueiten
gerfauf bon r8onbs" Sic modte
bisber brei >Munofabrten burh oas
2ano uno miro balo NIT ser pierten
beginner. Sic iaete: sd betradte
Sen Berfalif uIs Elm Hripileg, nid)t
als cine Eflidt"
,@om. 3as r0nliide Habic meloete
!alsf @rl,nb bon Snfornationen aus
Wsiinden, oaB Elm Sonoergeriht III
Miinhen aht Herionen gum EoOe
perurteiIte. 9orurter befano iid) Ell
ner, ser 2cbensmittelfarten geitoblen
I)atte.
Stodbolm. ssnfolse ser groben
Quftansriffe Ser gi,eIdnoer auf be,,t-
ide Snouitrieitaote bat Ser 8erliner
8oIi5eipraiioent perfiigt, oab alle
Ginpobner ser oeutihen 8anptitabt
,,nper5iiglih in Oie 2uftid)ntorgatri-
Iationen eintreten miilien. Nur Ser
lonen unter is nno iiber 70 Sabren
linb baboll befreit.
Stem yorf. 8emdb einem 8eribt
Ser ,Nep Oorf Simes" perietten oie
Nasis Der beriibmten boudnoiiden
Milbtuirtifaft einen neuen ihiperelt
Sdlag, nm sic Settgclpinmtng fir
lire ariegsmaifine 5u iteigern. Sic
Iperfiigten bie l1mpfliiel1ne bon 75,-
600 Seftar @eioelano uno BORT &ii-
Ibenianen aur @eiuinnllng bon Hflan-
5enoI ansubonen. 100000 &iibe mill
len oaourd seibladtet 4ueroen.
8ern. 3ipei neitere 8erionen tpur,
Sen in sSranffurt a. M. tpegen sln-
boren oes Observation-Disclosures bin
seridtet.
8ern. 0eutidlano min in Rublano
einen rSInpau" erriften.Sn Oelttld-
InnA nter frnoen lid, Sic 2eltte: Was
niiben uns oie gan5en Siege?
Gihp. vgs eibt cine Neubeit in
l6ranfreih = Oie Siel5abl lebr mo-
aerer 9eute," erfldrte elm Spreher
| i'm &unofunf @idp. rGie Mageren
seisen ouf lire &iide, oie 81, tpei1
lino, uno auf ibre Soien, oie beritn'
teria0en tpiirben, tpenn iie nidt ourd
5rGger gebalten ipiirben. Gin Wanr
| ser bid bleibt, iit uerodftig; oie
t2eute oenfen, oab er iid bonn ihtpar.
| sen Warft ernGbrt!
Gieier Gihp 4&pmnnentar ilt~belon
ioers barum intereliant, ipeil Sapal
angeblid bas geripreben erbielt
oab 6ranfreid ausreideno nit Sc
bensmitteln periorgt iuiiroe, Denn es
lif 5ur Otitarbeit in Der "gsener
Sronlne" entihloile.
| Berlin. 3ipei Seiterreiber, Wfesge,
luno @irtsbansbeliber in ct. Sorenl
nabe Dem Monoiee, 8ater uno Sobn
ipuroen gum Sooe perurteilt, nad.
oem iie angeflast sporoen lparen, I'M
erlaubter @eiie Sieb eeiblahtet 81
baben nnb oieles obne Wiarfen Der
Ifauiten. 2el.te, Die bon ibnen getauT1
lbatten, ipuroen 5u 3 aSabren Suht
Ibaus perurteilt.
| Mnfara. Ser offi5ieae tiirfilht
Nunofunf, ser am 80. Sili Die Gnt
pidluns on ser ruiiiiben 6ront font
mentierte, be5lpeifelt, Oab Die Oeut
Iiben ibr urlpriinglides 3iel - oil
[Mote Nrmee 81 5eritoren = erreld)er
lfonnen. Stottoeiien iiebt Oeutihlani
leinem ipeiteren &riegsipinter in
lSlten entgegen.
| Berlin. 8eunrubigt iiber Die lid
b1nfenoen 8e,peiie Der Hrobuftions
perlangimnune uno Sabotaee, ba
Ser Meihsfomnliiiar oer Mrbeit neu'
@erfiiguneen erlaiien, Die barte Be
litrafung Der Sdmloigen 0orleben.
| Olo~I;p o., io;,,nr ErFIc crruo NoS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
Ser madt ben sr6kten 26rm?

Grem6enfiibrer: Dies, neine &err.
idaften, Mt Der eroBte Waiierfan bes
9an6es. Oarf ih bic Dnmen bitten,
bic llnterboltung 3u u1terbre6en,
oanit man 6as oonnernoe @et0ie Der
81 4aI ftiir3enoen Mniiernlaiiem b5-
rem tann2
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

stnb Ste unb Sbre 6nscb5rtsen
WitsIieb tint 0ranfennerein nnb
Central 8erbanb? Wenn ni4t, iekt
1T bic 5eit beisutreten. Inn 8enauere
Snfurmatipn rufen sie ben 2ufaI.
sertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

sic neue Organization Der nortpe..
gilden Stride illegal lei ilno ibr Ct
genti,m Dem 5taat sebore, brobte Der
MinilterprGiioeht Galisling NIT Der
8eidlagnabme' bes geiMnten fird).
liden gisentlins fir oen Sail elmer
Sppolition gegeniiber ieiner Holitif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

Stnb Ste unb Sbre an8eb5rt8en
Nitslieb inn 0rantenuerein nnb
Central gerbanb? @enn niat, iett
III bic Seh beismtrcten. Tim genauere
Snfprmaticn rnfen sic ben 2ptal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
13unNesistulH elettcrt int ).
2lua,ait a,,i SIS NtiuiarHett

@aibington. SSn ser eriten Mugnlt-
&ilfte fletterte oie 8unoeslbnfo Inn
neitere $685., ,S69,60t nilf SSH
3S2,775,O0g. Oie &rfanfe bon
Griegsbonos beliefen iih in ben leb-
ten 5ipei @phen alf 1865, ,S55,OSS.
Ius lit etapas peniger als Die balbe
Monatsauote, oie nit 100000
norlnicrt lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27
H,s8 Hci,,ci citcaH, pa.
ameia Is.

Die ndhite @eriammlllng finoet
Samstag, ben 5. Septenber, 1880
ltbr abenos itatt. &offentlib fommen
ale in Die 0eriammlune.
Selen &obrmann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

= @eiien sic bel ginfGufen bar
auf bin, bab Sic es i'm rSolfsblatt"
seleien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

= l1nteritiiten sic Die in unierer
8eitung anseieenoen @eihGftsleutel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-27

an uniern pielgeliebten Sobn I'M
0ruoer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
Ten Persons Injured Here In Week-End
FOUR MANAGERS
 FACING CHARGES
Cases Continued in Police Court TOdays Bowling
 Alleys Handicapped d

A twosweek continuance was granted today In municipal court to four managers of local bowling alleys, arrested on warrants sworn out by the state labor commission charging that the operators were employing boys under l6 years Of age, in violation of a Connecticut statusa.
 The four men arraigned wsTec A. bert Folklore, 46, manager of the Paramount alleys; Eugene Casey, &, manager of the Mattatuck Re creation center; Anthony DeIionges, 70, manager os the Tuxedo alleys; end John Manville, 30, manager of the Grand bowling alleys. They were arrested by Detective Lieut.. Wil- liam Pollard,
 The arrests are apparently part of a statewide cleanup, promised two weeks ago by State Labor Com missioner Cornelius J. Danaher, and follow arrests in Naugatuck, BriStol, winsted and other towns, on similar ofTenses. A resolution is said to be under consideration at the present time by bowling alley operators, representing their case to the Gen eral Assembly and asking that they be permitted to hire l5-year-old boys If they are capable of doing the work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
KITS AVAILABLE
 FOR SERvICEMEN
Volunteer Committee Also in Charge of Going Away
 Celebrations"

The Waterbury Service Mems committee is volunteer organiza- tion whose aim is to see that every Waterbury boy in the armed services of the United States is given a use ful kit-something he can have with him wherever fc travels and which will serve as remembrance of the folks back home. It will also encourage him with the thought that his r'cighbors and fellow citi- zens are back of him one hundred per cent.
 This committee has been in ex- istence since early in 194l-when the first boys were leaving for military service and long before Pearl Har- hor.
 Blue kits are given to Waterbury men joining the Navy and Coast Guar Services-and Khaki kits are given to those joining the Marines and the Army.
 The Waterbury Service Mems committee also arranges Going Away" celebrations, in compliance with the request of the president and the secretary of war. A sub committee, under the chairmanship of Raymond J. Burke. solicits the different drum corps and bands in Waterbury to donate their services in rotation for two hours on the two days in each month when the boys leave. This subcommittee has re- osived wonderful support ard coop- eration, both from the members of these musical organizations and from their employers, who have grac.ously allowed these employees to he out of work for the time neces- sary.
 The committee gives out the khaki kIts to fslectees at the same time the draft board is checking them out at the City Hall. At the same time the K. of c. gives out medals and religious booklets, and Zh..,da Grotto provides cigarettes and the American Legion gives useful book lets to the boys.
 While it is comparatively easy to reach the boys leaving under Sell ectiye Service, the Waterbury Serv- ieemen's committee dc'es not wish to overlook those local boys who are euIisting either in the Navy. Mar inc Corps, or Coast Guards and re- quests that they or their relatives kindly send in their mailing ad- dresses to the secretary Of the Wa teFbury Service Mems committee, 249 sylvan Ave. Waterbury, Conn.,. so that a suitable kit may be sent.
 The aim of the committee is to see that every boy from Waterbury, in every branch of the armed serv- ices receives a kit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
CITY TO ACCEPT
 METAL PENNANT
Ceremonies to Be Held on Green at Noon Hour
 Wednesday

A War Production Board pcnnant will be presented to the City oi Waterbury at special exercises We'd nesday morning in recognition oi success of the recent scrap metal drive conducted here. AITan sements are being completed by the three local newspapers which sponsored the city's collection.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully will head a group of Navy and Army men who will witness the ceremonies.
 The presentation will be made near the flag pole on the Greer at II a. m. Various veterans groups and civic organizations are expected to be presented.
 Conducting the salvage drive which was the most extensive staged in this city during this war, werE The Democrat, American and Re publican. School children through out the city served as Junior Com mandos, securing pledges from loca residents and aiding in moving thu donations to scrap collection depots,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
ARMY APPEALS
 FOR CHAPLAINS
Over 800 Vacancies Must Be Filled; Necessary
 Qualifications Listed

Approximately 500 clergymen are immediately needed for Appoint ment as chaplains in the Army of the United States. Here is the op- portunity for clergymen to take an active part in the war effort.
 To become a chaplain. the basic qualifications are: At least 24 and not over 50 years of age. Candidates are required to submit evidence of the following: A. B. or B. S. degree and B. D. or Tn. B degree, or grad uatoin from an accredited college and seminary, together with a min- imum of two years of pastoral ex- psrienoe, one of which must be full time, or.
 A. B. or B. s. degree, or gradua- tion from an accredited college, and theological training required for or- dfnation by his denomination to- gethsr with a minimum of three years of pastoral experience follow ing ordination, or.
 B. D. or Tn. B. degree. or gradu- atson from an acceptable theologi- cal seminary and minimum of three years of pastoral experience following ordination.
 Each applicant must have accept able ecclesiastical endorsement from his respective church body or its officially designated representative and pass final type physical ex- animation.
 All applications should te made by ether writing or calling at the Chaplain's Ofice. sos Common wealth avenue, Boston, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
Three Drivers Held On Charges Following
 Police Investigations
Ives Street Youth Fined SlOO Today on Reckless Driving Complaint; I7.Year-Old Operator
 Runs Down Woman Pedestrian

One driver was fined 500 and costs, and two others were grantee continuances in municipal court this morning, when arraigncd in con. nection with weekend automobile accidents in which 10 persons were Injured.
 Ralph Nicolas, 22, of SI Ives street was the recipient of the Sl00 fin< when found guilty on charges oi reckless driving and Illegal use oi markers. The car which he was op. erating yesterday ran up on the sidewalk on Hamilton avenue near Bridge street, struck Q telephonC pole, and continued on into on iror fence while several foot of thick pole hung from Q 46,000 volt trans. mission line. Connecticut Light & Power Go. employees who replaced the pole, said 1t was unbelievable that greater damage had not beer done by the heavily charged electric wires.
 Reynold J. Archambault, l7, ol e87. Baldwin street. operator of ve. hicle which struck Mrs, Nora Bar. rett ct the intersection of East Main and William street, was granted q continuance until Dec. 28, on a charge of violating the motor vehi. cle law. Mrs. Barrett was reported fairly comfortable" this morning at St. Mary's hospital where she k being treated for fracture of the left leg, and 0 severe laceration o1 the right asg.
 Marion Keegan, 27, of R. F. D. 2 Terryville, Conn, also received . continuance until Dec. IA, wher booked on a road rules violation, fos her part in an accident in which Michael Noonan was severely in- jured. Mir Noonan's condition was described as "fair" this morning by authorities at St. Mary's hospital
 Also confined to St. Mary's hos pital are seven victims of Sunday mornings head-on collision near Larson's grill on North Main street Richard Kielty, i9, of Watertown driver of one of the cars, is still on the danger list and is reported suf- fering from a fracture skull and possible brain concussion. Six others who were passengers in the two automobiles, are said to be in faii condition.
 Arthur Dew, 28, of Northfield driver of the second car, is suffering from a laceration Of the left knee and possible fractures of the left kee and hip. while his wife, Helen 26, sustained possible fracture oi the skull. Two passengers in the Dew car, Madeline Senziola, l9, ol 2i3 Chase avenue. and Joane Resato of 49 Sheffield street, suffered pos- sible fractured skulls ad multiple abrasions.
 Two Watertown youths in the cal with Kielty, Donald Buckingham l8, of B9 Woolson street, and Tho~s- as Canfield, of 28 Catherine street are under treatment at the hospital for multiple abrasions and lacera- tions.
 The accident was investigated by Sergt. Joseph Petit of the motor patrol, who stated that no arrests have been made pending hospital reports. Both cars were completely demolished.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
WOMAN DIES IN
 AUTO COLLISION

4 Hartford woman was killed and Q Hartford man critically inc tured yesterday afternoon in a col- Iision between q passenger car and truck On the Berlin Turnpike in Eewington, opposite Jim carty's Restaurant. Carty is former Wa teFbuFy resident who once perform ed in George Whites Scandals,
 Miss Frances M. Walsh. S4, was instantly killed and Daniel Gilbert, 45, is believed to have sustained a fractured skull. He was taken to Hartford hospital.
 The driver Of the truck, Donald l., Waters of Springfield, was released under bonds Of $i,000 pending . coEoneF's hearing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30

The rexenne from combined reg hs1ra1a0rs and licenses issued this year mp to November 10th was ST. SqA BOA gr as compared with S7.T51. 9S222 up to the same date in 1941, a Grup of 2lQuS two per cent.
 Gasoline Tax
 ReceSpas from the gasoline tax. asHecre@ hr federal restrictions on mnurQr veanhc1e use decreased less EAam was generally anticipated For 1lne fhrS& nire months of this year, $EZl. 5aaGe was certified to the s1afe rreaSurer. 20.2 per cent less 1m1n tine S89G4 331 34 certified for rhe sz@e period in 1s4r-
 TraaSe Accidents
 DEring OCtnher. autoulo5iIe fatal 51sss Grupped 59I per cent with efIAhHeen 0r&D persons having been kIEeG., as compared to forty-four GAsg @uring that n0nth last year. FUzuuEem of the eighteen deaths 1ln5s EEar were pedestrians.
 This MnGEGh- however CNovemher1 am-mrChEIe GeatGas roee sharply with sEzemtRen Cl0 deaths up to tine 2ErIn- eaexFn GID of them pedes- 1rSans- AnnIallE accidents rise dur ing tine l2xz three months of the yERr and ii seems that. in spite of EEiElza& tGCals, tllSs treEd reH.afls
 AmrnmnIaEle acc5deEts of all kinds r0GsAIEeI r.l59 fur Oc-01e-- q 54 per oemr Grup frurE rfae approximate 2.- sED G1EuTrg tIn1r HuOUth last year.
 H=srfngS Ard Complaints
 Tine emnEpLafnt sectf0E received L. E5B c1mFlafnHE 3g1 more than dur Eng Efe preTiSus ElGEth- ConlnIafnts flor Spes@fng violations Jumped from AT per eenr of the tctaI in Septem- her u0 6B per cent in October. Com plREn1S rFgRrIEng defective equfp- mEmE Gr1pptG frum 231 per cent Of tine EncaI in SFptemfer to 135 per ee@A 5sn O,1nsSer-
 Of tIhe complaints received. LILO came frunn tine state police i45 from m1TGr eTIahEIe department tuspec- NrS and En9IGeTK fi3 motor patrol EEREes. IIa fEum authorities Of aGlher REares- sa from the general TaisIEc- and two 6p from railroad aIrEnmritfeS.
 During 0CtGEeE, 2GT cases were heard by tfSe hearfIGx sectfour ard RSI fnferu2l conferences were held. EeEEEx n1EeerHfEg suspensions were wrfEren i'm GlEl instances Eighteen GlaD GrfEerx wErE pIaeed on pgcha- EfiHn and three e5J Ee-exaMinatfons were given
 Examinations
 During October. 559g examtna- tfnnS far GrfNerR HeEHEes were given as compared with GsTT for that EnEEih q VERT agb. a drop Of 4a.T pGr eEns- October this year. however. ahnwE6 an EEersaEe 0f 2aI examIn- RtfanE 0gWF September q EeveTHal of the ulREEl trend
 Investigations By DepaFtHeHG EnspEetsFx
 The inspection section received TIE GaEeS for investigation during 0ESntsGE. T6 of them resulting from ERfIMrE Gf drivers to turn back their linEmIa& GG demand Tn thirty ta0I eERES the perEun& being investigated ha6 fEflGd t0 file insurance eeFti- fdrRreS aE rWESGtrEd of them.
 Court Abstracts And
 SGMp~nataHs
 During October 1aao court ab- EtEBetx were received by the Suxpeu- siam EnerfcHl q drop of 51I from the 25I8 dfEtng that month last year. Approximately i.16T licenses were REEpendeG last HIoEtt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
EVELYN NOLAN'S
 WILL PROBATED

The will of the late Evelyn Pier. pont Nolan. w:lo died Nov. Is, was released today by Judge Patrick Healey in probate court. It pro- vides for two sisters, Grace Hazard and Mabel Jones. and a brother Wilfred Pierpont, Jr.. each of whom will receive $1,000. The remainder of the estate, real ard personal will go to the husband of the de- ceased, William T. Nolan.
 Mrs. Nolan. who was emlpoyeo for many years at the Pierpont jewelry store, was well known in the city.
 Witnesses of the will, which was filed with probate court on Nov. 20 were W. E. Pierpont and Claremont Tolles. Mabel Jones was executrix