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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Mrs. Len Nelson enteruteea
the Mafgarsl Lseksy Circle e
her hams 81 Monday s~itenE1a
81 three fhifts M Ailen gpoe<
led TIE devotional ard Mr. Vel
son presided over the rauinfA
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served sandwiches. eokies ard
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ass eu8efed $ anteh unse -
hostess M9sed Hesfakmenu g
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PRESBYTERIAN

Mrs g p Wood entertained
the members q Circle Numbef
One IN her home on Monday
afternoon Mr. = II MeColian
led tbe program. ard Mrn ~ &
Beardelee the worship hTya =
short business meeting @as tnl
lowed ~ = Aociai hUuE = ~nieal
time tie haaleaz served ee crseHs
and cake
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buhinese meeting = social hour
and refreshments wefe enjoyed
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R-EoRcArIxEn CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Escataups. Mlss

Church school ass A NJ
l. Barlow. supefxtsaf
Sacrament Service. IL A NJ
First Sunday ~ ssch month
zlonN League Young pegplri
Fclx Williams leader. e0e Y N
each sunday
Evening wrVire 8 o'ciock each
SUNDAY.
Women's meesann. TOO Y VI
every other Monday J l..
Barlow. leader
Mid week prayer Service 500
r NJ. Wednesday.
Young Peoples Heefcsuan- 900
p M each Friday.
Eveggoas cordially invited
A n BARNES
Pastor.
MILDRED THOMAS,
Reporter.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Corner Dupont avenue and
South ascagoula street
Sunday, July Isl
1000 A M, church school.
100 A M. morning worship.
lis r. M Youth Fellowship.
Vaughan Smith. program leader.
500 p. M. evening worship
Monday. July 81
500 P. NJ. Sarah Bennett Cir
Gle meets with Mrs. IL c Busby.
jackson avenue.
Tuesday. July 2i-
$50 r. NJ. Circle No. D 8
Wednesday. July o.
Ts45 F. NJ. midweek prayer ser
vice.
SIS r. NJ, choir rehearsal Eu
gensa Jason. director.
Every visitor Is an h0nored
guest II you are without .
church home. come and worship
with Is.
E. y. uTMER.
Pastor.
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Monthly Meeting
OF Womuns Guild
Is Held 4 Park

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james Mitchell
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ouR LADY or
rHIrRrH

VICTORIES CHURCH
Sunday Masses: 600. 800 and
100 A n.
Weekday Moses: $50 and 500
A NJ.
Confessions: Saturdays 4 to 6.
and 7 to 8 p M. Ewes Of Feast
DAYS 4 to 6 P. NJ.
Religious Instruction. Satur-
days go a. M. Sundays after
second Mass. Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second Mass.
Devoiions: Novcna TO Our
Lady of Perpetual Help on Sun
day at TOO p. M
Meetings. c. Y. o. on Mondays
sf 100 P. N. Altar Society on
FIRST Tuesday at 7s30 p. n O.
L V. Alumni on first Thursday
81 TO p. n Holy Name Society
On second Sunday after first
Mass.
Rev. p. ] CAREY.
Pastor. phone 237
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METHODIST

The " $ E S met Al ths
church On Monday afternoan =,
THREE thirty Mfs n l. Wpliun
I'd the devoliana1 and Mfa sn
.Cifios the aeeand chapter ~ IN
study book Planning for peacf
The Youth Week uhlrh is twsnx
observed AZ the church this wcfk
wlth services ever. evening from
seven thirty until nine thirty. viii
BE- brought - . close SUNDAY
morning 81 eleven a'elock WITH
Evefiite Harper bringing the Fpes
sage, A special musical program.
has been planned and everyqns
Is issued an invitation - attend
Study Leaders Day viii b 81
served IN the church beginning
~ eleven o'clock for tbe bird
quarter Zone. on Tuesday. AnN
uSt 10 hrs. = h Percy 81 Rot
inmFofk Miss. and Mrs Dsneiis
Wiison Of Meridian mili b. guest
speakers a full attendance i
urged and lunch all BE- serves -
the noon hour - the Moss Fpihi
society.
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KRroIr hAFrlsT cHuRcH

SUNDAY
RNA M Nsndas ehncl MfN
3ehn HeAfala. Superintendent
uW a 81 and SO H. ~
Wefshfp Sefsue
IT'S T. Il baptist Training
Nninn
TUESDAY,
1mn " * L - church
WEDNESDAY
30 r = Officers and Teach
ern Meeting
$40 T. n AA8Week Prayer
Server
REV JEWELL G0IMAN.
Pastor
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LUTHERAN


Carist Lutheran Church.
a. South Pascsg0uis street
800 A - Sunday school. MF.
Willard DeForresL superintend
ent. Mss Catherine Braxh. q
aanist lesson The Amounting d
David
80 A -. Bible classes
1000 A n. divine service Ms
Hllmz Melene organist kpstla
Iesaans ! Corinthians Il IL
Gospel lesson Luke is ~ IS So
mon tople. Profit from Christian
Faith
Wednesday. August IGN f
hesnssi q the choir a. TO ? =
Thursday. August ism Met
nR = ne Martha Society as
?. =. Il ne home o. Ms Lar
Ruef1te Cole on Cedar street
Rev FREDERICK A. GRaEF
Pastor
KILL OLD NOTICE -
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cHuRcn or rnE nAzAREsE

pa South psMarupIa Street
Sunday school a4s A NJ. M
r. Stevenson. president
Regular Worship Service. 1I0o
A NJ
Young Peoples SpeiesY. 10
+. N. Mrs G. D casliebefry.
president
Evangelistic Service T4s T ~
l. S POLK.
Pastor
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MaNexk &fvses& "Wednesday.
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RKN Bill Ian.
ANneiakn rNsteW
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule for the week
Sunday
9s5 A M-Chufeh school
100 A Il Worship services.
900 r M-Toutsi Fellowship.
zoo =. M-Worsnip services
Monday
800 y M-MeetIng 81 " $ &.
S Circles. Msy Gesan. Cecile
Daley
Tuesday
: 30 p M-IIsfflei Falfey Cir.
ele
Wcincsdsy-
TOO p. Mid week Prayer
services.
4 l. WALTON
Pastor
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Monse Setting For
Business Meeting
OfAuxilioY

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CHURCH

Sunday. May 1l
10 A. M--chuFeh school. r A.
Owens. superintendent
n A incoming Worship.
sermon by Mr. " + SpafkmAn.
ST.. Miss Eugensa Essen. organ
igt
p M-Efth Sunday Union
Meeting a. the Presbyterian
Church. sermon ~ Hev .. NJ
Timer.
Monday. June -
$50 r. NJ. monthly business
meeting. ". S { S al the church
Wednesday, June -
Tss5 n ". prayer service
BIS p. NJ. choir practice
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A1&&NA2A M 100
GOT n PaScaEouia Street
The Friendly Church with ;
Welcome"
Our Regular Services.
Sunday school. 1000 A Il
Morning Worship. 100 A NJ
Evangelissic Service. : % F. -
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday
7s50 p NJ
To those Of you not attending
church elsewhere Ne extend a
special invitation to visit sur
Sunday School Bring your fam
lly and meet with Us u the usual
hour.
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
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Schedule 81 Services
$50 A M-Sunaay hchooL
1880 A. M-Nominn sermon.
$50 p. M-TFaining Union
$50 p. M-Evangelistic Mes
sage.
100 p. NJ, "Wednesday Prayer
meeting.
The public Is cordially invited
to worship with Us
MONTE A DAVIS
Pastor.
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

100 P M@sandaY scbooi,
Miss Hannah Stork sup1ntahd-
eut
100 p N1Wuahip Services
"a the second ana fourth sun
days
100 p. Nd aeek prayer
meeting cach THURSDAY evening
} E PAYNE
Pastor.
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gT. JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner Pine and Live Oak streets,
pasesgoula.
Sunday services
7s30-Holy communion and ser
mpn
f010-Sundsy school
II00-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon Everyone welcome.
M0ndsy-s.5o A. NJ. you T m
vited to tune in Station WGCM.
1870 kilOcyeles The rector speaks
every Monday at this hour
Rev. FRIEDRICH S REScH.
Rector
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husT WAIT YoUH Turn

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business - break oaf = + aasas
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4on fee shlilngs Is Cardiff
EaaE1 neeause SIRE entered 8 fEaH
ezH before other people 80 NeEa
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= BAPTIST CHURCH


pascagoula. Mississippi
Hours q Services
Sunday
9.4s A ~, Sunday scheol. "
" Robinson. superintendent
100 A NJ. morning Waazhip
TO p ~. Baptist Training
Union. Mrs. J. NJ. Adams. difcc
tor.
500 p ". Evening worship
Wednesday
6 p. n. Prayer service
Friday
80 p ". Choir rehearsal.
Lloyd T Gotten. director.
A warm welcome Il extended
'Yoa TO attend the services q or
church Especially arc Ne happy
70 have the service men worship
with a..
L z GREEN. Th D
Pastor.
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EscATAwPA BAPTIST

Sunday
1000 A. M-Sunday school.
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
100 A. M-Mofning worship
T45 p M-Kvening service
each Isl and 3fd Sunday.
Monday
730 p. NV - L. business
meeting
wednesday
100 r M-Sunday school
council. general business
Y. { WENDHAM
Pastor
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sEcoNp sAPrIsT cHuRcH

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
pasccag0uia
Located N Shipyard section. on
Henry avenue.
Sunday
PES A ~. Sunday School. A
VI Crane. Superintendent
fff00 A. ~. Morning Worship
Service.
So ?. NJ b T. U Hour.
lloyd Stephenson, director.
IT'S P NJ. Teachers and OF.
ncers Meeting.
Wednesday
tbs P. M-Song Service.
800 p. NJ, Prayer Service.
All visitors welcome. We ex-
tend TO you a hearty invitation
10 come and worship with us.
]. /. MORGAN.
Pastor.
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FAIHvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH
Nv uIMrR.
Pastor

Market street, Pacagoula. Miss
Sunday school IT 1000 A n.
G. " Taylor. superintendent
Preaching second and fourth Sun
days at II 90 A. NJ and 3 90 r n
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
81 800 O'Clock
Rev. RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST CHURCH

Inm a Sunday Schooi.
Lee Hill superintendent
HOO A M-Mofulng worship
srrsficc on Sceund Sundays
7sS r ~ Evening WoFxhlp
service on seeand Sundays
40 II. NJ Mi week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
800 p. M Wunsenn Mission
airy Society inserting On Mondav
after the second Sunday Of each
month.
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CHURCH or ooI

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pastm
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Never beat : carpet = zklsks
8 STRAIT nsE saeH azEzznanf may
zHaD tse filters 80 zg.a fhe
foundation
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SUNDAY 3uly 81
as4S a ~ Sanies MhxseI
ffW "A II NofrHn1 Nashir
TO r ~ evening ueip
1M r. NJ. Mrdnemaey. mid
meek prayer service
Rev T. n WEST.
rassm.
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Nea-d enaminstional South
PaeasoaIa street Homer Miller
aInerInlendeni, Miss Lens \
Hal saneantendenf Primary D.
parnenI so p ~ Sun1ss a
e.
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou casotte
Sunday School at 9.fs A NJ
Louis Under. superintendent
Preaching service every first
and fourth Sunday. at 100 A
o.. and TOO p. NJ.
Rev. A. D. WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
rHIInrH

AA9A EA@ A@
CHURCH
II cautg street
SUNDAY. August So
as 4 n SUNDAY Naaa
20 p n Young ftaue
League - msuGe
Monday
1aN P. ~ business mee.lnE .
Wemens Auxiliary - ne msns
He1ne3oaY-
TO P ~ choir practice
There E1H ~ - preaching
service tins sunday
J c CRANE = D
XInIslef.
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American occupation = re
EaHafaa Canal Zoae began ~
4 go
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sT. pfEHREs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Gautier. Mss

s50-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon By the rector. The second
Sunday Of the month the service
i Holy Communion and Sermon
Rev. FRIEDRICH S RESCH.
Pastor
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

hfeutFt miss
Meets IN E1remeu3 Hall
Bible School 100 = II
Worship. 5O0 r q
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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION
Recreation Room. Z. s Maritime
Buikng
Sunday
SIS A ~ Sunday school r.
y Pike. superintendent
fIW \ n. morning worship
service
TOO r a.. Baptist Training
unaan Miss IuzBitA Stewart q
fertnf.
600 P. ~, Evening Worship
service.
Thursday
TsM r NJ. Prayer service
Rev. J. - WATTS
Pastor
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Pascauoula Church News
70 cLERcYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS

NOTICE TO AND CHURCH OFFICERS
The ChrunaelcStaF ard Advertiser is aeSsrous st keep
Ing standing on this page. un@zF the head AZ ~ChaE0h News
. complete ard correct directory Of al the churches IN CIR
area, hours q services specisl meetings and other matters
Of interest 70 oar church people. To make this directory cum
plete Z Is necessary that We SET copy Tor changes N the
hours of service mol later than every "Wednesday afteFuoon
IS We wish 70 publish tais directory In the FRIDAY issue Il
our paper. So please help rs - keep the list coFrcet. ~ send
ing IN your copy every week b "Wednesday afternoon a.
the latest
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rayaa Gssatte
SUNDAY schcs8l ~ 2 Is A ~
Louis Lander. sureF mienseni
Preaching service exe third
Saturday night and every fhua
Sunday at lice A ~
Eldrr J s JENKINS
pa4rf
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UNION CHURCH

KILL OLD NOTICE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25

and 1,474 men and to have mounted twelve 16"-5O cal, sixteen 6"-53 cal, and four 3"-50 cal. (anti-air- craft) guns.
 Launching The Ship
 The launching of a ship involves the cradle in which 1t rests, the sliding ways which form the base of the cradle, and the fixed or ground ways on which the sliding ways rest and slide. BetWen the bottom of the sliding ways and top of the ground ways is a layer of heavy grease about three-quartersof an inch thick, which in the case of this launching has a weight Of forty-flve tons.
 Because of the extreme width of the ship and unusually heavy launching weight involved in the case of the IOWA, four sets of ways are being used. The weight of the cradle including sliding ways is 2,275 tons. The ground ways and timber foundation total 2,435 tons.
 The transferring of the ship to its cradle and the ways from the supports, viz: Keel blocks, cribs and shores on which it has been built, consumes several hours. The cradle is forced up hard against the vessel, and the sliding ways down against the grease on the ground ways, by driving hundreds of long wedges between the cradle and the sliding ways, until they can be driven no further. The shores, crib ping, and keel blocks are then re- moved so that finally the weight of the entire ship rests on the grease.
 The ship is prevented from nov ing down the ways by what are known as triggers, and the opera tion of transferring the ships weight from its original supports to the ways is so scheduled that the maximum force against these trig- gers will be at the time the vessel is to be released.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25
OBITUARY

O'SULLIVAN-John J. O'Sullivan of 213 Oratan Terrace, Leonia, N J., former resident of this city, died Sunday following long illness at the House of Calvary hospital, New York city.
 While in Waterbury MT. O'Sulli- van lived on South Elm street. He was employed at the Benedict & Burnham company. He moved to New Jersey '25 years ago.
 MT. O'Sullivan is survived by three sons, Jerome J., of Milwau- wee, Wis, John G. and Alexander B. of Leonia, and daughter, Mrs. John J. Mcdonald, also of Leonia.
 The funeral will be held from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, tomorrow morning at 8:15 o'clock to the Immaculate Con- ception church, where a solemn high Mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in the fam fly plot, new St. Joseph's cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 DOEBENER - Mrs. Elizabeth E Doebener, 75, of Middletown, died on Sunday.
 Mrs. Doebener leaves 8 daughter Mrs. E. A. Richter of 375 Water vile street.
 The funeral took place this after noon at 2 o'clock at the Robert fu- neral home, 16 Broad street. Mid dletown. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery, Middletown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25
WOMAN IS FOUND
 DEAD IN HOME
Mrs. Sarah A. BlakeSlee, 82, Claimed to Have Been
 Dead Three Days

Mrs. Sarah A. Blakeslee. about 82, was found dead in the kitchen of her apartment, 195 North Main stret, shortly after one o'clock this afternoon. Police said she had been dead about three days.
 Attorney T. Gordon Hutchinson, owner of the building, and Mrs. Blakeslee's niece who had come to visit her, found the aged woman's body when they broke in the door of her apartment. Mrs. Blakeslee's s niece became alarmed when she saw the light in the bathroom on and received no response to her rappings on the door of the apart- ment. She asked MT. Hutchinson to force the door open.
 MT. Hutchinson said that Mrs. Blakeslee apparently died while preparing for bed. The lights in the kitchen and in the bathroom were lighted and Mrs. Blakeslee was seated in chair in the kitchen.
 Detective Lieut.. Henry Johnson investigated for the police depart ment. Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum, medio..l examiner was notified and was making his examination at press time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25
JOSEPH KENNEDY
 SPEAKS TONIGHT
Former U. s. Ambassador to Britain Makes Public
 Appearance

Boston, Aug. 25-(UP)-Joseph P. Kennedy, former U. s. Ambassador to Britain, will make his first pub- lie appearance since his resignation from that Post when he speaks to- night at navy recruiting exercises at Symphony hall during which 1000 men will be sworn in.
 He heads a long list of speakers including Rear-Admiral Wilson Brown Jr., first naval district com candant, Gov. Leverett Staltonstall, Mayor Maurice J. Tobin, U. s. Rep. John w. Mccormack, D., Mass, and U. s. Rep. George J. Bates, R., Mass.
 The recruits, all from eastern Massachusetts, passed navy exami- nations during a recruiting drive last week. They will parade two miles from recruiting headquarters to Symphony hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25
HARVARD SUING
 FOR S1,5OO,OOO
WiIled to Providence 40 Years Ago; Terms Were
 Broken College Claims

Providence, R. l., Aug. 25.-(UP) Harvard University today had won the opening road of its battle to take possession of $500 900 that Charles H. Smith had bequeathed to this city 40 years ago in his will.
 Smith had directed that income from the estate should be spent to purchase flowers, shrubs and trees for Roger Williams Park here. If the city should fail to do this, the will provided the money should go to Harvard.
 Harvard recently instituted suit in U. s. district court for the money on the grounds that the city had not lived up to the wills terms. The city filed a counter motion which contended Harvard should sue the state and not the city. Federal Judge John P. Hartigan denied and dismissed this motion yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25
LYNCH SUCCESSORS
 BEING MENTIONED
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State central committee members are elected at the state convention, which will be held September 15 and 16 in Hartford, but the convention accepts the recommendations of dis trict delegations. MT. Maloney will serve temporarily pending election to a full term.
 MT. Maloney, managing editor of The Democrat, is former nu,,lic-eJ director for the Derl cratic State Central Committee. He has been a leader in the local party organlza- tion for some years, and in his ca pacity as party secretary, has come in close personal touch with hun dreds of local Democrats.
 The other three local members Of the State Central Committee are scheduled to hold over. They are Mrs. Edward Mcdonald in the 18th district, and Town Chairman Mau- rice F. Tangney and Mrs. Gertrude Gordon in the 18th district.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-25
Huge Tomato
 Raised Here

When it comes to raising the biggest tomatoes In Waterbury 1t looks as If Frank BOnaccasiO of River street is the champion. Frank dropped into the Demo- crat office this morning with a sample picked from one of his vines, which he has grow ing out in . garden on Pine Avenue, Rockville.
 The behemOth of the tomato world weighed two pounds, ten ounces.
 T had a bigger one. It weighed three pounds" said Frank, "but the boys dropped 1t and 1t smashed to pieces"
 As a furthef proof of his ability to grow bigger and bet ter crops Mir. BOnaccasiO told of his Swiss chard which is now five feet tall.