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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
FRISBIE PLEASED
 WITH LONG TEST
SS.Minute BlackOut Best Vet: Three Violations
 Reported
cH HESHlRE Cheshire Phone S5t Hubert RiKney

Cheshire, Dec, 9--Chief air raid warden, Howard E, FriSbie, express ed the belief that Cheshire'S part in the air raid test Monday evening proved the best executed since in- auguration of tests, The test fastest for 5s minutes and of the l3S sector wardenS. all but one reported early that all lights were blacked out,
 Three violations of the code were reported, two residences and a chicken house.
 Local officials feel sufficient time has been given all to make proper plans for observance of the rules and future violations will result in arrests.
 The complete blaekout signal found the entire town well prepared for the test and the spontonous compliance with the alarm signal brought much satisfaction to civil- ian defense officials,
 Warnings were given householders where the lights were not extin- guished and the next test is certain to result in prosecution, if all do not comply with the regulations,
 Future tests may last much longer and residents are warned to prepare . suitable room for their comfort during the tests when of longer duration.
 Fox In Coast Guards
 Robert E, Fox spent the week. end with friends here,
 Mir. Fox is in the United States Coast Guard, stationed at Man haitian Beach, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
WOMEN DEMOCRATS TO MEET TONIGHT
Mrs Frank TerriIl Hostess Congregational Supper
 Tomorrow Evening
MIDDLEBURY Correspondent: Ns-ncy Rils,
 Telephone e-eaie

Mrs. Frank Terrill of White ave- nue will entertain the members of the Middlebury Women's Demo- cratic club this evening at 6 p. m. Each member is asked to bring a Christmas gift which will be ex- changed with another member of the club.
 Pvt. Byron W. Hodges, son oi Willis Hodges of Hillcrest. is spend- ing a furlong with his father. Pvt Hodges is now stationed at New River, N, 0.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert M. Fem oi North street, are spending Q few days with Mrs. Fenn's sister, Mrs Carrie White, at her home in West vile.
 A supper will be held in the Con gregational church on Thursday at 6:30 D. m. with Mrs. Seymour Had away, Mrs. Samuel Townsend, Mrs John Borinsky and Mrs. Frank Mer- cer.
 Following the supper the annua Christmas sale will be held wher cooked foods, potted plants ant fancy work will be for sale. Mrs James Willard is to be in charge,
 Pvt. John c. Collins has been pro- noted to a sergeant. He is now sta tioned at Craig Field, Selma, Ala bama and expects furlough in tht near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Funeral Services

The funeral of Michael McCart- ney who died suddenly at his home 7 Porter street, early Tuesday morn ing will be held from the Hickco' funeral home, 195 Main street Thursday morning at 9:30 ocloc to St. Johns church at 10 o'clock Burial will be in Mt. St. Jame' cemetery
 MT. Mccartney has surviving him his wife Marion (Morgan McCart- ney; two sons, John and Emmett and four daughters, Mary. Jose phine, Irene and Nancy; and his father Michael Mccartney ST.
 Friends may call at the funera home tonight from 2 until g O. clock.
 The Holy Name society ol St Johns church will meet at the Hick cox funeral home tonight at O. clock to recite the rosary in honoi of their departed member,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Late Realty NetUs

The following real estate recerds have been filed with Che town clerks efficcs
 Quit. Claim Deeds Anna FcFreill Orslllo Co Gaetano FcFrelll, property on Pilgrim ave nue,
 Catherine Healey and Margaret Mealey Roth Co Thomas F. and Anna ", Healey, property on NauKatnck road.
 Gerard NNrdleilO to Lllla and Enes GussAfeFrL property at slsi North Main street,
 Alfred C, Bullock and Carrie Gillespie tO the city Of Waterbury, land at Camp and Cherry streets, Antonio Gimeill to GeSuele Glmmelll, land on Carver street, Antonio Glmelll Co Gesuele Glmelll, land on lewcy street.
 Mortgages Releases Bronson Library Fund tO Mabel A. sheridan,
 Fletcher W, Judson tO Angelo Massello.
 Citizens & Manufacturers Ma tlOnal bank, trustee, to Carmcllo Schiwellite,
 Vincent Rianchinl to Antenc Rakick,
 Release Of Mortgage Waterbury Savings Rank tO Fred Gentle,
 Lester E. Young to Clara Jane Bender,
 Warranty Deeds
 Mary E. Nassau Co Joseph tlaeh land off the Cheshire road, Morris Kosersky & Sons, Inc, to Mario De Ciampis, property at Che corner of Aityre street and Rcuiey avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Hendsy, C. 10.
 Agreement o. X.

washington, Dec. es-~(uP1-~ Tho War Labor Board today approved on agreement between che HcMdey Machine Goa eE TeFrineteM, Conn, end NpnFext~ mAtely Ase00 enAploye members Oe the United Aueom0blle Woekers CClOl, giving workers on elRhtscent~NM~hOur increase elfecllve yune \, lsaa, and es- tAhllshMg . minimum hiring rate Ok Bs cents an hour and . B.ceMt alfRerentlAl for Che night shift
 The beard also approved . voluntary maintenance mAems beFehln clause, seniority provls slOns. and . vacation plan ef % hours for employees with one years service,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

New York, Dec, e-~(upl-atocea moved hTegularly ln . narrow range with volume light during morning dealings today,
 Most leading issues registered minor losses and the averages were of slightly from yesterdays close, Rails were or fractions in many instances, although Norfolk & Vest ern gained nearly Q point Motors were duh and easier
 Steels, copperS, oils end nercane tiles were slightly lower A few spec lal Issues made wide gains and sev~ eral reached new highs for the year, Preferred sugar stocks were strong with Cuban American Con- vertlble up points Nt . new high at % and American Crystal at seA up 1 Ia,
 Capital Administration preferred A made new high at SS l~2 up 8 Ia and U, s, & Foreign Securi~ ties preferred eQualley its top at S7 up 5. New highs were noted in Terro. Enamel, Industrial Rayon, Montgomery Ward, Shell Union oil and Zenith Radio, Minneapolis Honeywell, Socony- Vacuum and Dow Chemical euualed their highs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Registration

The registration of all Watertowr and Oakville boys who shall have attained the 18th anniversary of the day of their birth during the period' indicated below. shall register at tho office of Local Board 32, 637 Mair street, Watertown, between the hours of g a. m. and 5 p. m., as fol- lows:
 al Those who were born on or after July 1, 1924, but not after August 31, 1924, shall be reg istered on any day during the week commencing Friday, De- cember l1.--1942, and ending Thursday, December IT, 1922. b. Those who were born on or after September 1, 1924. but not after October 31, 1924. shall be registered on any day dur ing the week commencing Fri day, December Is. 1922, and ending Thursday. December 24. I942.
 c) Those who were born on or after November 1. 1924, but not after December 3l, 1924, shall be registered on any day dur ing the period commencing Saturday, December 26, and ending Thursday. December 31 d During the continuance of the present war. those who were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
LEVERETT DAVIS
 TO BE ORDAINED
Curate at St. Johns Epis' copal Church to Enter
 Priesthood Friday

Hartford Dec. g - Five deacons including two from Hartford, will be ordained to the Episcopal priest hood by Rev. Frederick G. Budlong Episcopal Bishop of Connecticut, Friday at I0:30 a. m. at Christ Church Cathedral.
 They follow: Rev George w Smith, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs George w. Smith of l28 Evergreen Avenue; Rev. Levertt Brainard Davis son of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Kelso Davis of IA Woodside Circle; Rev Maurice George Foulkes, son of MT and Mrs. Percy G. Foulkes of Wal lingford; Rev. Harry Wright Heer- mans, son of Rev. Nile Wright Heer- mans of New Haven, and Rev. Sey- mour St. John, son of Rev. pr George c. St. John, headmaster oi Choate School, Wallingford. Bishop Budlong will act for the Bishop oi Virginia in Rev. MT. St. Johns or dination.
 Rev. MT. Smith, curate at St Marks New Britain, will be pre- sented by Rev. Frederick F. H. Ma son of Grace Episcopal Church Hartford; Rev. MT. Davis, curatt at St. Johns, Waterbury, will bt presented by Rev. Dr. Remsen B Ogilby, president of Trinity College Rev. MT. Foulkes, a curate at Trim ity Church. Torrington, will be pre- sented by Rev. Donald W. Greene of Wallingford; Rev. MT. Heermans a curate at Holy Trinity Church Middletown. will be presented bS his father. Rev. MT. Heermans anc Rev. pr. Clifton H. Brewer of New Haven: Rev. MT. St. John, teacher at Choate School, will be presented by his father, Dr. St. John.
 Assisting Bishop Budlong in tht ceremonies will be the following Rev. Clyde D, Wilson, ED, of Mid. dletown, as preacher; Rev. Samue Sutcliffe of New Britain, as epis. Joler; Rev. Francis O. Ayres of Wa. terbury, as gaspeler, and Rev. Al fred Clark of East Haven, aS litanist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
GASOLINE STATION
 FIRE EXTINGUISHED

Fire broke out this morning ir the office of the Phoenix Parking Station at 28 Phoenix avenue, when oil leaking from the burner, became ignited. The office is located in 8 one-story wooden structure and is owned by Charles Byrolly. Jorn McCooey, 16, was the attendant at the time of the blaze. Bremen from Engines 2, 4, 6, and 10, and Trucks and 3 extinguished the fire before any of the automobiles parked at the station could be damaged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Rriefs
Police Blotter

Michael Genowa, q, of % Amer lea street. was taken to New Haven Navy Recruiting Center this llorn- ing by Lieut.. Patrick Hobart and Officer Joseph Cavanaugh, on a warrant charging desertion. Ge- nova. police said, has been away from his post without leave for four days.
 Ovide Diamond. 8, of 30 Cherry street, was arrested by Motor Pa trolman Thomas Bedding this morn- ing on a warrant charging intoxi- cation and breach of the peace. He will be arraigned in municipal court tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Stocks Irregular
 With Light Trading
.eading Issues Show Minor Losses; Some Specials
 Have Good A. N. Gains

wheeling Steel mode a new low and then rallied, while Crnclhle Steel preferred lost moro than 2 points.
 Boston, December O = tUpl - Purchases of mohalr m fair volume were reported today in Texas al firm prices for adult and higher prices on kid nAohalr, according n the u, g, Agriculture, Department
 Good quality moNar was bought At country prices Of ae cents tol adult, 69 Go SB cents for yeNrlinas and co Go 60 cents for kid, Sales oi secured BUenos Aires second ely crosshred wools were made Nt dc. livered prices Of @ cents for mixed grade lots running bulk to e6S and % cents for aSS Go sos,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Nancy Lynn Elected
 Girl Scouts Leader
Nancy Linsky Vice.President for Next Two Months
 Mccartney Funeral Tomorrow Morning
W ERT W ~
Correspondent Mrs stephen Canty

Watertown, Dec. 9--Members of the Watertown Girls Scouts, Troop 9, recently elected the following of- ficers for December and January: President, Nancy Lynn; Vice Pres ident, Nancy Linsky; Secretary, Shirley Rice; and Treasurer, Mary Murphy.
 Monday, in observance of Pearl Harbor, patriotic program was held. A recitation on the Army was given by Clare Payne; Navy, Nanny Lynn: Marines. Alice Miller; Air Corps, Shirley Moseley. The group enjoyed singing The Caissons Go Rolling Along Anchors Aweigh, "The Marines Hymn" and "T'he Army Air Corps.' The program ended with the flag salute and the singing of "The Star -Spangled Ban ner."
 Those present were Carol Coon, Shirley Coon, Ann Donston, Roberta Dubpernell, Rosemary Dubpernell, Betty Hallock, Freda Henderson, Ann Judd, Janice Wells, Nancy Linsky, Barbara Lynn, Nancy Lynn, Alice Miller, Shirley Moseley, Mary Murphy, Clare Payne, Grace Peck, Shirley Rice, and Jackie Starry and the leaders Mrs. E. J. Barlow and Miss Eleanor Tamul.
 Monday, December IA the Troop will have a social. Plans are being made by the scouts who sold the largest number Of cookies during the recent girl scout cookie sale. h. cluded are Carolyn Cross, Mary De- Witt, Ann Donston, Nancy Long, Nancy Lynn Barbara Lynn, and Jackie Starry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
CITY PROTESTING
 $2,OOO VERDICT

A motion to set aside the $2000 jury verdict returned in superior court yesterday for Catherine Sul- livan in her civil action against the City of Waterbury was filed today The suit was based on personal in- juries sustained by the plaintiff Sept. 9, 194l when she fell on a sidewalk on Baldwin street. The decision will be returned by Judge Kenneth Wynne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
EVIDENCE HEARD
 IN $l5,OOO SUIT
Automobile Accident Case on Pine Street Basis
 of Action

A hearing in the $l5,000 damage suit brought by Bertram E. Gard iner of Waterbury against Downing A. Reinbrecht, also of this city opened before Judge Kenneth J, Wynne and a jury in superior court yesterday afternoon and is expected to continue through today. The litigation is based on personal in- iuries sustained by the plaintiff when a car operated by the defend ant skidded and struck him as he walked along Pine stret near Glen ridge street January 10. l94l.
 MT. Reinbrecht and his wife, Mrs. E. V. Reinbrecht, last week lost an- other damage suit brought against them as the result of another skid ding accident which occurred Jan uary 2s, 1941. Damages of $7,5oo were awarded by a jury to Hyman Pfeffer of Waterbury, plaintiff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Intentions of marriage have been filed with the clerk of vital statistics by the following per- sons:
 Nicholas Gentle, 14S Grand street, and Rose Cilia, 9l Rail- road Hill street.
 Giuseppi NIocci. ea1 Bank street, and Marie KaeMas. IS Caie xAEssG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Spaghetti Supper Served

The regular monthly meeting Of Voiture Locale 684, 50 and 8 of Litchfield County was held in the legion rooms in Watertown Satur- day evening, with Chef de Care Neil Machines presiding and Ed ward O'Connor, correspondent.
 There were twenty five members present including visitors from Vol ture 382, New Haven County.
 After the meeting a spaghetti supper was served under the man. agement of Mrs. Michael Damico of Oakville who was given a rousing vote of thanks for her splendid service. Card playing was enjoyed after the supper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

made a record d-breaking total of $4,- 647,2 ,2lO in fines against traffic vio- lators in l941. The report showed that more than 564.l94 motorists were convicted of infractions of traf- fic laws during the year. During the last eight years. the state has collected 92Il !stn7n7 iu traffic nnsS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Initiation

hUltlANtUn
 Several new members were initi- ated into the Watertown High School Dramatic club at the meet ing held at the high school Mon- day evening. New members initi- ated were; Arlene Anderson, Joan Ashworth, Frederick Black, Doris BlosS, Alma Bosas, Shirley Coon, Jean Toilette, Betty Hallock, Louise Jessell, Peter Klemchuk, Kay Kan tor, Peggy Kanto, Henry Ludjus, Patricia Lewis, Flora Machines, Dorothy Mangini, Alice Miller, Shir- ley Moseley Leon Pintoif Patsy Pisco William Rice Tony Roberts, Jacqueline Starry. Nancy Tlrrell Barbara Tyler and Betsy Woodward.
 Following the initiation cere- monies. games were played and dancing enjoyed. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 Members of the Dramatic club who were present at the meeting, in addition to those initiated were: Ellamae Andrews, Murial Andrews Harriet Barlow, Elma Beach, Ruth Copes, Janice Damery, Robert Fol. lett, Jean Travel, Bronson HickcoX Jackie Hoffman, Mary Eilene Locke, Walter McGowan, Frances Mc- Loughlin, Donald Miller, Martha Naismith, Virginia Roger, Peter Schatzki Arlene Smalley, Bill Smith, Janet Snyder, Jean Stevens and members of the faculty, Miss Isabella Powell and Principal VII liam R. Cook.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
SCOUTS PREPARE
 RALLY PROGRAM
Troop 1 to Participate in Buckingham Hall Events
 Next Sunday
OAKVlllE Correspondent, Irene Slough. Telephone A-sS9S

oakville, Dec. s,-Troop 1 of the Oakville Boy Scouts will meet at the Community Hall on Main street this evening at 7;30. Scoutmaster Walter Thorne vii lbe in charge as- sisted by Joseph LeClair, Final in- structions for the scout rally al Buckingham hall December iS will be given. The Oakville troop will present exhibitions in compass read ing and knot tying.
 Wils0n-Ellls
 Saturday evening the Union Con- gregational church was the scene oi the marriage of Miss Evelyn Ellis to Corp. Ernest F, Wilson of the U. s. Marine Corps. Mrs. Wilson is the daughter of Mir, and Mrs Raymond Ellis, and Corp. Wilson i' the son Of the late Mir. and Mrs Herbert s. Wilson. Rev. Oscar Locke performed the ceremony.
 The couple left for New York City and New River, N. C., where Corp Wilson is stationed. Mrs. Wilson will spend a week there before re- turning to her home.
 Briefs
 Floyd J. Mcdonald is a patient at the Waterbury hospital,
 Corp. Nicholas Bavone spent Sun- day with his parents. Mir. and Mrs John Bavone of Dalton street. Ht is stationed at Fort Belvoir, Vir- ginia.
 Arthur Schrier, 20, son of MT and Mrs. Ernest Schrier of Sylvan avenue, saw action at Pearl Har- Dor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Masonic Officers

The annual election of officers ol Federal Lodge of Masons, took place in Masonic temple Monday evening The newly-elected slate of officers includes: Worshipful master, Verne Hoffman; senior warden. Arnold Cook; junior warden, Alexander Agnew; secretary, Curtiss Lancas- ter: treasurer, Stuart Atwood :. trustees, John L. Scott, Fletcher " Judson and William R. Smith, members of Masonic Temple cor poration, Arthur Evans, William D Starr and Ellery M. Brayton.
 The newly-elected officers will be installed by Past Masters Wilfreq Bryan and William Jones. on Mon. day evening, Dec. 2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
LOIS PAINTER
 SHOWER GUEST
Merlden Road Resident to Become Bride of Antonio
 Thlbault December 70
W0LcOTT Correspenaents Alma ?. Cele
 Tes SsNoe9

wolcot,, December Q, -- Mrs, Frederick wasserback Of pomhana street and Mrs. Herbert Painter, Jr,, of Newberry street, were hostesses Friday night at e miscellaneous shower at the latterS home in honor of Miss Lois Painter of Mer. iden road who Is Go be married Dee oember 10 at 2;S0 D, Fll,, at the Mill Plain Union church to Antonio Thi- -bault Decorations were in pink and blue, Lunch was served, Many gifts were received by the bride-to- be.
 Those present or sending gifts were. Miss Florence Coe, Miss Betty Coe. Mrs, Martha Valg, Mrs. Verna Nichols, Mrs, Earl Case, Mrs, Her bert Ryder, Mrs, Frank fsyke, Mrs, Josephine Oracle, Mrs. Larry mi. bault, Mrs. Alphonse Mueller, Mrs, c. Nelson Cole, Mrs Laurence Pier point, Mrs. T, Horton, Mrs, Her. bert Painter, ST; Mrs, Albert Clarke, Mrs. William O'Neill, Mrs, John Forgle, Mrs. Armand Reed, Mrs. Ire Dick, Mrs, Harold Dick, Mrs, Paul Kittrldpe, Mrs. c. Hinkleman, Mrs, Arthur Hinkleman, Mrs, Wasser. back, Mrs. Painter, Jr, and Miss Lois Painter,
 Signals Misunderstood
 Chief air raid warden, Charles D. Gibson, feels that due to the mum. Der Of inquiries concerning air raid signals 1t is quite apparent 6 great many residents in the town of Vol colt do not clearly understand the air raid or blacRout signals,
 The air raid alarms will be given in the following manner; First sounding of sirens for two minutes duration is the mobilization alarm; on this alarm sector wardens, war dens, policemen, flremen, members of the medical unit, first aiders, and messengers all report to their posts for duty. The second counding of the sirens which is of four minute duration is the blackout signal, The third sounding of the sirens of q two minute duration is the all clear signal, Every precaution must be taken to prevent any light what soever from showing outside any building during Q blackout,
 Residents of the town should pre- pare themselves for blackouts that may be of 2 or 3 hours duration, Attention Is again brought to the people about leaving outside or in side lights on while away from home, Wolcott does not come within the dimout area, but car lights must be one half covered with black paint or black tape put on the upper half
 Play Rehearsal
 The Wolcott Congregational church Sunday school pupils will hold c rehearsal for the Christmas play Saturday at 10 a, m, at the church, All are urged to attend. Mrs. Will liam Libolt and Mrs, Howard Kraft are in charge of the program and Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs, George are in charge of the music. The Christmas party will be held at candlelight service, December 20, at D, m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
U. s. Air Force Abroad Gets Some UnwelcOme
 RecruitS--The GremlinS
By DOWN SUTTON RAitar Os NEA Service

ua BOMBER STATION Dec s-Te oremHns have scne
 hevabie ienghs join American Air Force over here
 Toe schvos mysterious little sky-gong gnonles-ong ne curse of the bomber the Royal Afr dropped tn deceptive American twang Tn her speecn neI,vence officer at this reports that now possible ,or remn the shoulder of the watgnner m - on bend back the gnners ear ana wner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Pass Tests

Two members of Boy Scout Troop and one member of Troop 2 passed merit badge tests at the board ol rebiew, held in the Methodist church Tuesday evening.
 Wilfred D. Miller, Troop 1, anc Frederick Black, Troop 2, passed bookbinding, and Peter Schatzki Troop l, passed the camping merit badge test George Moseley. chair man of the board of review, and Raymond Black were present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

MT. and Mrs. Harry Hanley of Bound Line road are parents of a son, Paul, December 6 at the Wa terbury hospital.
 Party Friday
 The Wolcott Womens club will hold their annual Christmas party Friday night at ' in Woodtick chapel. A pot luck supper will be served. Each member is to bring 8 25 cent gift for the gift exchange.
 Megin Enlists
 Edward Kirschbaum left Wednes- day and Walter Megin left Mon- day for Fort Devens. The latter en- listed in the air corp. George Gilson and John Moroz left last Friday. All who pass their examin- ations are asked to notify Mrs. Ed- ward Theriault or Mrs. William Klitka so the ladies auxiliary of the Wolcott volunteer fire department may present them a money belt.
 The local defense council will meet tonight at the home of Fran cis Clark on Farview avnue.
 The Wolcott Church Promotion club will meet at Beecher Memoria! hall tonight,
 Miss Mabel Hart of shelton avenue is i'll at her home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
TREASURY BALANCE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Enter Marine,
BEFORE T. R.

Sacramento, Cal. (UP)-The State Department of Motors and Vehicles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

A hedgehog was found in the pocket of an ocercoat hung in an air raid shelter in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Mems Supper

About loo were present at tht mems supper given in the Congrega tional church last night
 Prof. Andre Schenker of the Uni. versity of Connecticut, radio com mentator, was the guest speaker ano gave a most interesting talk on the present war situation. He dis cussed conditions in Africa. Europe and the Southern Pacific and em- phasized strongly various problems which must be faced in the post war period. Prof. Schenker advised his audience not to be impatient in the present crisis and told them that to go slowly and be prepared are more advantageous conditions.
 Enter Marines
 Donald Elwood of Nova Scotia hill, and Robert Seymour of Cherry avenue, who enlisted in the U. $. Marines recently, left Tuesday for Springfield, Mass, to be sworn in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

born on or after January 1, 1925, shall be registered on the day they attain the 18th an- niversary of the day of their birth; provided that if such anniversary falls on a Sunday or Q legal holiday, their regis- tration shall take place on the day following that is not a Sunday or a legal holiday,