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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
NelU Rochelle
 ALuv11nae Meet

A supper meeting of the New Rochelle College alumnae was held last evening at the Curtis House in Woodbury. The meeting was in charge of Miss Natalie Altieri and Mrs. M. McHugh. Those attending the meeting were Mary Mulcahy, Helen Doran, Catherine Hurley, Mary Casey, Ruth Barry, Mary Schmidt, Mrs. M. McHugh, Natalie Altieri, Helen Moore, Ann Moore, Catherine Kilbride, Marion Keane, Mrs. Fred Quatrano.
 Mrs. Charles Phelps of Park Place is in charge of promoting the con- certs of The Waterbury Civic Or chestra under the direction of Mario DiCecco.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Suckley of Middlebury announce the birth of a son October B at Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Suckley was former. ly Tillie Ramonas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

A meeting of the Italian Sister hood, Auxiliary of Italian Brother hood was held on Monday evening at Flora Post Hall, Bank street Mrs. J. Pernatozzi presiding. Minutes and old business was read by Secre- tary Mrs. J. Ferriera. Mrs. F5rna- tod spoke about the meaning of scrap. A meeting of the Package for Soldiers Committee will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. R. Prestone of 973 North Main street. Committee members are asked to be present. Mrs. Josephine Ceserallio is chairlady.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
. McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Last year the league introduced the spirit of inter-city partnerships when it inaugurated the New Part nership pairs in the summer ses- sion of the national tournament.
 Mrs. R. B. Fuller, past-president of the women's national committee, presented a trophy for the event, to be played for annually. No two players who have ever competed together in a championship event before, may enter as g. pair in this contest. One might expect lot o1 arguments in a game of this sort
 but actually 1t IS the SmootheSt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
FOOD SALE

A food sale under the auspices of the Foreign Missionary Committee of the Women's Association of the Second Congregational church is to be held at Grieve Bisset and Hollands store next Thursday, Oc- tober 22nd from 10 o'clock through out the day. The Foreign committee chairman is Mrs. Herman Rooster treasurer Mrs. Howard P. Holcomb The committee members are Mrs. D. l.. Beardsley, Mrs. Walter L. Bar rows, Mrs. William B. Brewster Mrs. Robert W. Clark, Jr., Mrs. Rob- ert E. Johnson, Mrs. Ethan M. Pen dleton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

game in the tournament. Partner ships do not argue over the bidding or play-they simply say it was a misunderstanding.
 The winners this year were To- bias Stone and Phil Kalin of New York. Some also finished second in the world championship Masters pairs. Here is q nice hand he played.
 The opening lead was won in dummy. A spade was led, and when the ten dropped, Stone (6outh) played the ace. He then led the queen and West made the pardon- able error of playing the king. A club lead was rufled by stone, who then ruffed a spade in dummy with the king of tFumps. tcSg out trumps and conceded one heart trick at the end.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
Club News
OUOTA CLUB PARTY

The Torrington Quota Club gave a party on Tuesday evening at the Litchfeld Hills Inn for Julia Mc- Donnell, their president, who has just become lieutenant general of the 5th District. Among those at tending from Waterbury were In ternaticnal Director Mary Hennes- sey, President Ruth LaVallee, Mae Birt, Lela Cotter, Mary Riley and Nettie Sake Floto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
Lockhart- HaylOard
 Wedding Ton1orroI

At four o'clock tomorrow after noon Miss Nina Dennison Hayward of Watertown will become the bride of Carleton Eugene Lockhart of Wolcott.
 The Rev. pr. Thomas s. Cline will officiate at the Christ Episcopal Chapel in Watertown.
 The bride, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Arthur Hayward, will be attended by Mrs. Morton A. Leonard of this city as matron of honor, with Miss Shirley Caldwell of Watertown, and Mrs. Ellsworth Leach of Oakville as bridesmaids.
 Roger Lockhart will serve as best man for his brother, the son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Lockhart. Richard Beadle, Morton A. Leonard, Elton Wilmont and Robert Hayward will usher.
 A reception will follow at the Hayward residence.
 Miss Ann Zastko of Wolcott, was feted at a shower recently at Har- mons. Misses Carmella Davino, Mary Orsini, Lena Pavore, and Laura Spararo were hosteSses. Miss Zastko is to be married to Domenic Pavone on Saturday, October 17th. Miss zastko received many lovely gifts among them purse. Among those attending were: Lena Secola, Phil Minicio, Clara Pavone, .Irma Pavone, Mrs. John Mascia, Mrs. Carmel Perazelli, Mrs. Dora Colla- ninno, Ann Rizzuti, Mrs. Margaret Signore, Mrs. Lena Pettiricchi, Mrs. Kathrine Mollica, Edith Pettinic- chi, Mrs. Alice Hurley, Irene Davis, Cecile Pinette, Edna Gagnen, Claire Maiorani, Renee Faimali, Connie Spezzano, Mrs. Mary zastko, Mrs, Victoria Zastko, Rose Massotta, Rose Ca1o, Mary Calo, Mrs. Teresa Roberts, Josephine Davino, Aman- da Giacomi, Helen Dapkus, Rose Beradi, Rosemary Lamontagne, Mrs. Isabelle Plourde, Peggy Coc- chiola, Mrs. Pauline Waitkus, An- gela Sofia, Mrs. Victoria Pavone, Rachael Ricci, Ellen Marcucio, Marge Simon, Rose De Angelo, and Mrs. Mary Santoro. Also: Connie Spino, Mary Rizzuto, Josephine Cocchiola, Josephine Amento, Flor ence Cocchiola, Sandra Mucci, Cert Davidson, Mabel Carter. Della Pos- kus, Jeanne D'Angelo, Rose Weav- CT, Lillian 8ilideau, Ida Orsini, Myra De Bartolemeo, Argeline Jacovino, Alice Mussa, Ann De Ste phano, Marge Gershak, Lena Hurl- burt, Harriett Gilbert, Madeline Jacovino, Marcella Jacovino, Jose phine Varnese, Grace Kinney, Jeanne De Battiste, Mary Litz, Marie Daddona, Lena Pavone, Lau- ra Sparano, Mary Orsini, Carmella Davino, and Ann Zastko.
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie Pagan of Lawrenceville, N J. recently en- tertained Mrs. Arthur Gross of Beecher avenue and Mrs. Mary Fa- gan of East Main street.
 Rev. Matthew G. Madden who served as pastor of the Mill Plain Union Church for six years was guest with Mrs. Madden at an in- formal reception last evening in the parlors of the First Congregational church in Branford, where he is now pastor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Thursday evening tourna- ment of the Cornell Bridge Club held at 60 Linden street under the direction of Mrs. John c. Moriarty closed last evening and the winners were: Mrs. James Mead and Mrs. Hollis Jaeger, 635; Mrs. Arthur Par ent and Helen O,Meara, 604; Dennis Moore and Roger Peabody, 593; Miss Helen Bartsch and Alice Walden 5s4 1-2. Last evening the top SCOT CTS were North and South. Mrs Meade and Mrs. Jaeger 152 1-2; John Finlay and Lawrence Farrell tied with MT. and Mrs. Frank Gar rity 123; East and West, Mrs. Par ent and Miss O,Meara, 125; Miss Bartsch and Miss Walden 124.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
DAVKS-BUNKER

At three o'clock tomorrow after noon, Miss Evelyn Dorothy Bunker, daughter of Mrs. Pearl E. Bunker of Nelson avenue, will become the bride of John Robert Davies, son of MT. and Mrs. George s. Davies of Sheffield street
 The ceremony will be performed at the NH Plain Union church, with Rev. Matthew c. Madden of Bran ford officiating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
Carmen BeIft Weeds
 Ton1orrouU Morning

The wedding of Miss Carmen Louise Belfit of Watertown, to George Grant Davis of Lake View, New York, will take place tomorrow morning.
 The Rev. Thomas s. Cline will officiate at the ten o'clock cere- mony at the Christ Episcopal Church in Watertown.
 The bride, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert w. Belfit, will be attended by Miss Doris Aldrich of Hamden, a classmate at Pembroke College.
 Th.s groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Davis.
 A reception will follow at the Belf1t residence
 MT. and Mrs. George Lasky, ST.. of Middlebury, entertained last Tuesday evening in honor of their son, Daniel, who has enlisted in the Army Air Corps Reserve. He has since left for Easton, Pa, where he is taking an instructors training course. Among those attending the party were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bendler, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Daske and son, Joseph, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Lizdas, MT. and Mrs. George LaSky, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Joseph Christian, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Alice Kutzner and son, Louis, Miss Bernice Lasky, Miss Bernadette Barry, Al Lasky, Dr. John Wertheimer, Herb French, MT. and Mrs. Phil DiTillo, MT. and Mrs. George Lasky, ST., and Daniel Lasky. Phil DiTillo, of Oakville, left with MT. Lasky to take the same course.
 I Miss Rita Stecher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Stecher of Peck Lane, Bristol will be married to James Harold Barnes, son of Mrs. Patrick F. Barnes, Fox street on Monday, October 18th at o'clock at St. Joseph's church in Bristol.
 Mrs. Edward F. Bradley of Elm hurst avenue has returned from Boston, Mass, where she visited with her son, Jack, freshman at Boston College.
 A supper party was given at the Hotel Elton by the Ladies Bowling Club of StS Peter and Paul church for Peggy Blake of Capitol avenue and Agnes Kyle of Beechcr avenue. Those attending were Hazel Peck Agnes. Kyle. Jeannette Blake, Agnes Donnelly, Marie McGuire, Margaret Mcmahon, Marie Bowling, Betty Cruess, Catherine Kyle, Marion Blewett, Mary Heffernan, Catherine Assis, Mary Kyle, Mary Candy Dorothea Gerraghty. Mrs. John McGuirs, Mrs. Richard Altman, Mrs. John Kyle, Mrs. Robert Pier son, Mrs. John Kearns, Mrs. Santo Bologna, Mrs. Raymond Bond.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bova o1 Denny street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mary Ma talie to Pvt. Charles A. Franco, son of MT. Mrs. Vito Franco of Peach Orchard road.
 The Beth Fl Sisterhood will hold its board meeting at the home oi Mrs. Arthur Hertzmark of IS! Fiske street on Tuesday afternoon October 20, ct 2 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
SOCIAL AC77VI7IES
Saturday NuptiaIs
THERIAULT-BOUCHARD

Miss Elmira Bouchard of South Elm street, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edmund Bouchard of Van Bu- ren, Maine, will be married tonlor- row to AIyn Thsriault of Bristol son of Mir. and Mrs. George Their ault, also of Van Buren. The we'd ding will take place at St. Ann's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
MARsELE-RICCIARDT

The wedding of Miss Aida Ricciar- di, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Ricciar- di of Hamilton avenue, to Domenic Marsele, son of Donate Marsele of East Main street, will take place to- morrow. The ceremony will be per- formed at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Elaine Rinaldi of North River si ae street celebrated her ninth birthday Wednesday evening. Elaine received many gifts. During the eve- ming games were played and re- treatments were served. Those att tending were Elaine Rindaldi, Mau- reen Quirk, Elenore DeNapli, Ber- nice DiNapli, Patricia Redicon, Jan ct Slapickas, Janet Blake, Daily Berrilli, Mary Lawson, Ruth and Anna Kazakawege, Peggy Chuk, Bernard Sherwill, Richard Zukosky, Joseph Zukosky, Robert Sandin- skas, Stanley Slapikos, Tom Redi- con, Ricky Rivers, Joseph Cejun- skas, MT. and Mrs. Carl Orsillo, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Cijunskas, Mrs. Mary shimkus, Mrs. Lorraine Slapikas, Mrs. Rita Rivers, MT. and Mrs. Kazakavege, Mrs. Helen Rin- aldi, PFC. Frank Monaco, Curtis Hills and Beeny Shimkus.
 The members of the Gamma Sig ma Tau Sorority entertained at 8 birthday party held recently al D'Angelo's in honor of Miss Evelyr Charron who celebrated her 20tt birthday. Those present were Janice Cimaglio, Evelyn Grundy, Shirley Morse, Dorothy Rosato, Doris Di. Lorenzo, and Evelyn Charron.
 Members of the Italian American Women's Club who will attend thu dinner Sunday eve at the Eltol Hotel of which Mrs. Robert A. Hur ley will be guest of honor are Pres ident Mrs. Linda Falzone, Mrs. Mar garet Walker, Mrs. Betty Morse am Miss Blanche Dessereau, Miss Dori ] Jacaruso.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
PARsONs-DWYER

Miss Ruth, Mary Dwyer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Dwyer of Donald Terrace, will become the bride of Howard Parsons, son of MT. and Mrs. Alvah Parsons of West Main street, tomorrow morn- ing. The wedding will take place at eleven o'clock at St. Johns Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
Weddings
Persollal

Miss Madelyn Rohb of Huckina ham street a graduate of the EastS man school of Music in Rochester, N. Y. and a member 0f the facull of the Julius Hartt school of MusiG in Hartford will be aceoIhp anisk f0e the Wethersfield Women's chorus this season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Los Angeles covers an area of 45l square miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

There is to be a meeting Of th& board of governors of the aluHnnaN association of Alhertus Magnlis cola lege, New Haven, Sunday aftefnoom in Rosary hall. Miss Catherine Ros chon of Baldwin street and Misc Kay Bergin of Litchfield are plans ming to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Members of the sodality and other church groups will attend an. annual Halloween party of the Children of Mary sodality of tho Church of Our Lady of Lourdes t0 be held Saturday, October 3I in the parish hall. Plans for the party were completed at a recent meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

The entertainment committes fos the freshman initiation at Albertua Magnus college, New Haven has chosen for their chairman, Miss Dorothy M. Butler, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Butler of East Farm street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Mrs. Anna Karaban of Beacon Falls has with her for a visit, her son. William Karaban, former cap- tain of the Brown university foot-i ball team. MT. Ksraban hes re- turned from San Tome. VenoSi alas where he was sports director for the Grand oil Co. He plans to en~ list in the U. s. Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

MT. and Mrs. Leslie Pagan oi Lawrenceville, N. J. recently en- tertained Mrs. Arthur Gross oi Beecher avenue and Mrs. Mary Fa- gan of East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Rev. Matthew G. Madden who served as pastor of the Mill Plain Union Church for six years was guest with Mrs. Madden at an in- formal reception last evening in the parlors of the First Congregational church in Branford, where he is now pastor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
EAST RAILWAYS
 REJECT DEMANDS
Wage Increases Asked On All Eastern Road By
 Unions

New York. Sept. 3-UP)-East- ern railroads have rejected demands by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen for wage increases and elimination of dif- ferentials and want the cast laid before the National Mediation Board under the Railway Labor Act.
 H. 4. Enochs. chairman of the Eas'tern Carriers Conference. re- vealed that he had written D. B. Robertson. president Of the Broth erhood. that the railroads were willing to join the union lon a regional basis in asking federal mediation. The Mediation Board was reported to have called a meet ing in Chicago on Sept. 22 to con- slider the Brotherhood's demands.
 Enochs wrote Robertson that the Bogtherhood's wage demands, "ai- though denominated .reclassification of rates of pay actually would re- suit in varying and substantial wage increases and are untlmely. parti- cularly coming so soon after the general wage increase of 76 cents per basic day granted to such em- ployes only nine months ago"
 It was understood that the Brotherhood also wants to extend the eastern wage scale to the west and southwest and eliminate wage differentials on coal and oil-burn- ing locomotives
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
OUTLAW STRIKE IN
 HAVERHILL, MASS.
Workers Reject Decision of COnciIiatOr; President
 of Union Arrives

Haverhill. Mass. Sept. 3 - (U.PD Prank J. MeGrath. general pres ident of the United Shoe Workers of America tcIOl was in Haverhill today to help settle general strike of 2.50O shoe workers who walked out in protest against an unfair" decision by a U. s. conciliator.
 Mc0rath said the -Walkout--af- fectlng more than half the workers in the eity's IS factoFies-was an outlaw strike and that the union will not now or at any time sanction a walk0ut in protest Of any decision Of the U. g. conciliation service"
 The strikers. however. took the situation out of the hands of union ofIielalS and appointed their own strike committee to enforce their demands for 20 per cent wage inc crease for all employees. retroactive to July i.
 Under q decision of Conciliator Maxwell Copelof. permanent arblter for the Haverhill shoe industry. some os the shoe workers received wage increases and the remainder struck yesterday Besides. the grant. ing of increases to only part Of the workers. the strikers objected to Copelof's action in changing the retroactive date from July to Aug ust I.
 The strike was the first of . gen eral nature here in i've years and the participants voted to accept no compromise on their demands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
Late Realty
 NeWS
Mortgage Deeds

Mortgage Deeds
 Otto ]. anN Edith l.. Kleinert to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, prop erty on Harzer avenue, S3,O0O. Mary C. Mccoy to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, property on Woodward avenue, $3,2OO.
 Arst0ni0 Argenta to First Fed eral Savings and Loan Associa- ton of Waterbury, property on Kelsey street, S4,OOO.
 Lewis I. and Cora P. Minna. man, property on ROckhurst drive, $500.
 Warranty Deeds
 Clifford F. Rowland Co Edith l.. Kleinert, property on Harker ave- nue.
 George ". Cassidy to Pauline Miles, property on Douglas ave- nue.
 Arthur Theroux to Lewis I and and Cora P. Mlnnaman, prop erty on Rockhurst drive.
 Naugatuck National bank, trus- tee under will of Truman E. Wheeler, to Mary c. Mccoy, prop erty on Woodward avenue. American Brass Co. to Thomas F. Slater, property on White Oak lane.
 Mary A. Miller to Joseph R. Leduc, property on Mill street.
 Quit Claim Deeds
 Edith L. Kleinert to Otto J. Kleinert, property on Harker avenue.
 A. H. Wells & Co.,, Inc, to City ow Waterbury, property on Wa tertOwn avenue.
 Mortgage Releases Peter c. Krugelis to Joseph Vokeitaitis.
 Louis HaIpern to Colonial Trust Co. as executor under will of Lena c. Herr.
 L. Russell Carter and George A. BarOnian to Jeremiah and Mar garet LawIOr.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to John FOrst, Jr.
 Home Owners Loan Corp. to JOhn ?. and Gertrude M. Sch wartz.
 Waterbury Trust Co. to Harris w. Langley.
 Assignment of Mortgage
 Isaac N. Albert to Rose R. Traurig.
 Executors Deed Sarah S. Ludlum, executrix of the estate of Herbert A. Ludlum, to William ]. and Florine Murray Dillon, property on Revere street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
JOHNSDAUCH CASE
 OVER EIGHT DAYS
Ward Street Man Must Pay $25 Fine or Accept
 Jail Sentence

Failure to pay a fine of $25 and costs imposed September l2, l94l in municipal court on a charge of theft of gasoline resulted in the ar- rest yesterday of Cloyd Johnsbaugh, %, of 12 Ward street by Detective Lieut.. William F. Pollard on charge of violation of probation.
 Arraigned in municipal court to- day he was given a continuance to September II to pay the $32 due, or go to jail.
 Joseph Deschaine, 56. of 32 Pond street. charged with non-support, intoxication and breach of peace was given a nolle.
 Prank Viola, 24, of PAS Congress avenue, charged with assault, breach of peace and resistance was given continuance to September 4.
 Ernest Benson, 34, of 8 Burton street, charged with operating a motor vehicle without a license was given continuance to September IT.
 A nolle was granted for $10 in the case of Theopnile J. Clement of Allentown road, Wolcott on a charge of speeding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

Pasquale Bredice, president of the club, is chairman of the breakfast arrangements committee. Assisting him are Louis Celozzi, James Iero- nimo, Miss Anne Raimo, Miss Jo- sephine D'Angelo, and Miss Clotilda Fiorucci.
 c. Y. o. Meeting
 The Mount Carmel Catholic Youth Organization will hold its regular weekly meeting tonight at 7:30 at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Miss Edith Rossi will preside.
 Prizes Awarded
 The Madonna Dell'AsSunta society will hold meeting Sunday morning at Liberty hall. Rocco Ciampi. president. urges all members to at- tend. Selection of winners for de- fense bond prizes will be made at that time, and members have been asked to make all returns on tickets. Dr. William Bulevich of Poplar place will Le honored at bachelors dinner tonight at Bankers Grill on Bank street. Dr. Bulevick will marry Miss Betty Lopsh of Hartford on Labor day.
 Ernest Mazaika will serve as mas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

ter of ceremonies at the party. The arrangements committee includes: pr. Matthew J. Colney, Anthony AleksaitiS, Sr., Anthony Alekaitis, Jr, Joseph Samoska, and Joseph StasaitiS.
 Chorus Rehearsal
 The vilijos chorus will hold its regular weekly rehearsal tonight at Venta hail. l03 Green street, under the direction of Mrs. Brone Basins Lucas.
 L. c. P. c. Banquet
 Plans have been started by the Lithuanian Citizens Political club for its 50th anniversary banquet which will take place October IT at Venta hall 103 Green street. The club recently voted to purchase an- other $l0000 defense bond, the transaction to be completed on the night of the banquet. A number of city and state officials will be in- vited as guests.
 Officers of the club who are mak- ing arrangements for the event are: Charles Cvirka, president, Peter Poskas, John DelinikS, Michael Vosylius, and Stanley WedZunas.
 Relief Aid
 Proceeds from the recent picnic sponsored by the Lithuanian com- mittee for the Defense of America will be allotted to China and Rus sia relief funds at a special meet ing of committee members tonight at Venta hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

An invitation was received from James Reardon, chairman of a com- mittee arranging a testimonial in honor of Lieutenant Patrick Hobart, asking the board members to at- tend. The lieutenant, who is to be married soon, will be honored Sep- tember 10. His bride to be is Miss Peggy Driscoll of Elmwood street.
 Another letter was received from Dorothy Adams, protesting the con- tinued use of the south side of the Green as bus stop. She also argued against the construction of a shelter or other 'encroachment" on the Green. The communication. similar to one sent by the same woman to the park board, was referred to the committee on traffic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

reached eros, aes ,70D, according to the treasufy's daily statement for the end Of August. This figure might De revised upward somewhat fl later returns are made by bond.selllng statlons,
 The e77S,oOo 900 goal for Bepeem. Der Is e22b 900, 900 below Juiy'a quota and s40,000l000 under August's re- duced goal, The treasury had hoped to sellei ,000, 900 900 worth of war bonds a month for the year be- ginning July l.
 September quotas include.
 Connecticut, eie,0o0, 900; Maine, e4,b00 000 Massachusetts, e30BO0,a O00 New Hampshlre, e2,BO0 GOO. Rhode Island, e6,000,000; Vermont, si,7bo0oo,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
STATE HAS THREE
 PARALYSIS CASES

Waterbury has one case Of wheep- Ing cough as its only instance og communicable disease last week. re. ports A bulletin of the state depart lnent Of health.
 There were three cases of infAF. tile paralysis in the state, an ia. crease of one over the previous week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
HOBART DINNER
 DATE SELECTED
Bachelor Party for Police Lieut.. Sept. 10; James
 ReardOn Chairman

Police Superintendent William j.. Roach yesterday was granted per- mission by the board of police com missioners to attend the 1nterna- tional Convention of Police Chiefs at New York, September 2l-23. The convention has been arranged this year as a "war discussion" and will be attended by heads of Waterbury factory guards.