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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
PRO
JEDNOTKU v RUSKU.

Ma hostin6, kterou poradal
hostinsky Frank Rick u pana
Franka Vasfcka, Brooklyn, Md.
bylo vzpomenuto nasich cesko-
slovenskych hrdin1 Rusku.
Darci BeneS $1,000,
Frank Rick $500, John Ga
sparovic $500, Josef Bryl So.
Pc $1.00: - Ant. Zamostny,
John Svitak, Ant. Zelenka, Jo-
SET Kralfk, Josef Pavlovsky,
Alois Pron6k, Bohumil Soupal,
Slavek Vasicek, Frank Vasicek
M. Bortlfk, Vaclav Stach, 1928
Ashland Ave. Pc SOC: Beny
Konecny, New York a Stefan
Bohdal.
Josef Nemec daroval $500
ma mfsto kvetin k uct6nf pamat.
ky zesnuleho pTftele p. George
Dubcaka.
Bylo me ulozeno abych pc.
neg zaslal do Chicago ma Ces-
koslovenskou Narodn1 Radu
coz s radosti ucinim.
Josef Pavlovskt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
z OSADNf ODBOCKY
NARODNfHO SVAZU


Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Velice dojemna a pietnf vzpo-
mfnka padlych pr prvnf sveto-
We valce konala sc ma "Narod-
MIN Hrbitove" v Arlington, Va.
v ned6li, %. kvetna a Size pod
zastitou "a. Stupn6 Rytffd Ko-
lumbovych''. NejdGstojnejs1
pan biskup William T. McCar-
ty c.. SIS. R. msi svate predse-
dial a tez pTednesl dojemne ka-
zan1. MSi svatou obetoval DIP.
Paul A. Mentally, S. j., mfsto-
predseda Georgetown Univer-
sity. Jemu prisluhovali: ia
hen: Kaplan Eduard J. Ora
cey, major U.S.A. z Fort Myer,
Va, a Kaplan James P. F. Rice
C.SS.R., poruc1k z Marine Base,
Quantico, Va, podhajen.
Pc msi svate zastupci 70 or
ganisac1 polozili vence u hrobu
"Neznameho Vojfna". z tech
to bylo asi 80 organisac1 narod-
Mich a ostatnf m1stnl spolky.
Mezi prvnfmi byl tez "Narodnl
.Svaz Ceskych Katolfk6", ktery
ma zadost 1stTedny zastupova-
la a to jiz pc tretf mfstnf Cd
bocka. Tentokrate pozadan
kaplan Odbocky Vldp. Josef
St6panek, C.SS.R., a jelikoz mu
nebylo mono sc z1castniti, po-
slal zastupce "a sebe DIP. Fran
tiska Vonaska, C..SS.R., ktere-
no doprovazeli Jos. Vonasek,
stryc a Vojtech Novak, svagr.
Velice dojemna byla tez hosti-
ma v hotelu "Mayflower" pfi
ktere mezi jinymi tez promlu-
vii NejdGstojn6jsf pan biskup
w. T. McCarty, C.SS.R. Hlav-
MIN fecn1kem byl pax DIP. Paul
McNally, S. J.
Nejsme-li pr1tomni nedove-
deme 81 ami pfedstavit vyznam
tohoto podniku.
Ma Narodn1 Svaz Ceskych
Katol1k1 cd poslednf zpravy
pTispeli nasledujfcf: - Rudolf
Behounek dar $500, Vaclav
Hrabanek dar $500.
Prfspevky zaplatili: Pc $500:
Christina Kalivoda, Anton Svej-
da, Marie Santora.
Pc $1.OO pfispeli nasledujf-
CT: - Vaclav Pazourek, Josef
Petr, Jan Dolezal, Josef Hajek,
Marie Hajek, Anna Sykora,
Anna svec, Frantiska Morris,
Jan Grill, Marie Grill, Marie
Voj1k.
Krajane, nedovedeme 81 pred
stavit jak dGlezitou 1lohu hra-
je a jak dobre skutky kona Ma
rodnf Svaz Ceskych KatolikG.
Obnovte sve clenstv1 aneb staff
tie Sc cleny zaplacenfm $1.00
rocn1ho pTfspevku.
o to Vas prosf a Vas srdecne
Izdravi Josef VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
TELEGRAM!
LETOSNf v
NAMORNf

Graduacnf tTfda 1914 majfcf
76O plavcfkG Dude nasledkem
valecnych pomer1 pTedcasne
graduovati z NamoTnf Akade-
mie, Annapolis dine 9. cervna.
V tonic rocnfku je 80 mary
landanG. Mas mlady krajan
Frank j. Behounek, syn re INA
me rodiny Rudy B6hounka,
24O6 E. Monument ulice Dude
tez graduovati a obdrzf hod-
most "Ensigna."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
z CINNOSTI
JAMES c.. LUDWIG POST
No. 139, AMERICAS LECIE.

Vcera, 27. kvetna poradala
James c.. Ludwig Post zvlastnf
Vzpominkovy ObTad ku pocte
zemfelych clenG v mfstnostech
Postu, 1888 E. Madison ulice
"a ffzen1 Kaplana Postu p.
Franka Bocka. Dojfmave p1-
sobila scena behem ktere ma
rodnf prapory byly jednotliv6
posinuty do pTedu ma znamen1
1mrtf kazdeho kamarada.
Minulou nedeli clenove Postu
navst1vili Cesky Narodni HTbi-
tov ma Horner's Lane a zidov-
sky HTbitov ma Gay ulici, kde
ozdobili hroby VeteranG Ia
hranicnfch Valek. Tuto nede-
Ii budou vyslany Getty k deko-
raci hrobG ma ostatnf hrbitovy.
James G. Ludwig Post c1slo
1879, Amer. Legie byl zalozen
roku 1888 a cftal 10 clen1. Cd
te dolby rostl a sill; v loni bylo
155 Client a letos ma jich ITO.
Velitelem Postu je p. Karel
Hromadka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
MlStni ZprdYY.

Mezi krajanskymi studen
ty re City College jsou vyzna-
menan1: James E. Sanda, Chas.
F. Slama, Frank E.. Slama,
John E. Stock, Robert Svehla,
Joseph F. Stetka.
= Dairy: V redakci "Tele-
grafu" slozili Diary We prosp6ch
Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni 81. Karolina
STREET, Glenolg Manor, Md.
$500 a jejf bratr p. Gustav
STREET, Glenolg Manor, Md. ia
Ike $500.
Pan Vincent Pavlik venoval
$500 misto kvetiny k uctenf
pamatky zemrel6ho krajana a
pfftele p. Franka Zemana.
OdboGka G.. N. S. Curtis
Bay oznamuje, re manzele Jan
a Johanna Svitakovi darovali
$500 We prospect Odbocky k
uct6ni pamatky zemTeleho kra-
jana p. Franka Zemana z Bal
timore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

Minulou nedeli, %. kvetna
ma vecer dostali manzele Emil
a Mary Lunakovi, 500 N. Ken
wood Ave. telegram cd De-
partmentu Valky S nasledujl-
elm znen1m:
"Vas syn Pvt. Henry Frank
Lunak padl v akci Severn1 A
frice dine 20. dubna 1943."
Vojenskou sluzbu nastoupil
v loni 8. listopadu. Pred tim
byl zamestnan v Campbell Bar
rel Co., Baltimore.
Krone zdrcenych rodicG "a
nechava zde 3 sestry a 6 bra
trG.
Vyslovujeme rodine p. Emilia
Lunaka uprfmnou soustrast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

Hvezdy a Pruhy zdobf op6t ext rovy, :
pribylo jich cetne "a posledn1 cas-,
"a svobodu vlasti v obet svrchovanou
ma bojisti chrabTe mnohy zivot zhas'.
Bohudiky valka jest jiz ma pTelomu,
nepr1tel Sc octl ma scest1, =
ma obzoru, treba jeste znacne v dali,
prec jiz jasne sv1ta cora v1tezstv1.
Velka slova Dantova, re nikdo new,
co vzdy krve stoj1 BOZ "a svobodu,
splnila sc nyn1 opet v pine s1le
ma Spojenc1ch i ma nasem narodu.
Vsude vsak Sc slavna chrabrost projevila.
kazde dnesn1 tube valky jeviste
prejde do zaznam1 historic sveta
jake heroickych bojG dejiste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

New York, %. kvetna 1913.
Ctena redakce Telegraph"
Racte pTijat me srdecne dfky
"a Vase blahopranf k menu
StFibrnemu Jubileu Knezstv1,
slaven6 16. kv6tna 1913.
Kez s pomocf Bozl svym vii
VEN udrzfte naSe krasne tradi-
ce u ceskoslovenskeho lidu v
Baltimore. zehnej Yam ma da-
lie milostivy Pan BGh!
Vdecn6,
Martin M. Oktavec, C.SS.R.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
cESKE R o SDRUzENf
ODBOCKA BELCAMP. MD.

Prij6te k nam: asi tax mi
to nase ceske prfslovf, ktere
vzdy cd srdce pronaseno bylo
a Dude.
G. N. S. v Belcamp, Md, do
voluje 81 zvati ma mas prvni W.
let ktery poTadame dine 80.
kv6tna v nedeli odpoledne v
parku u vody.
Pro vsechny ty zfznive Dude
to zaroven rozlouceni, nebot
lie to posledn1 mokra nedele v
Hartford County. Bratr jana
SAX nam slibuje novinku a to
peceneho berana ma ohni. Dale
Dude postarano i O ty co mali
radi sladkosti a nebudou scha-
yeti ami Moravske tvarohove
kolace. Hudbu nam obstara
mas br. Gramafon nebot je val
ka a nem1zeme 81 dovoliti vet
s1ho vydanf. Ia to Dude nam
vftan kdokoliv S harmonikou,
nebot 81 vzdy radi zazpfvame
ty nase ceske a moravske p1sne
Uznavame, re pTi dnesnf do
pravn1 tfsni nebude mono mno
hymn nasim pratelGm Sc k nam
dostaviti ale prec jen doufame
ma velkou navStevu.
Ma shledanou v nedeli v Bel
camp I'VE
! Vybor Ces. Mar. Sdruzen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
STAVKA MA POULICNfCH
KARACH A BUSCH.

V 1tery zapocala velmi ne
p%opularnf stavka A. F. L. Unie
u Baltimorske Transit Co. Ma
yor McKeldin Sc SNAIL zane
zit stavku. Rekl delegaci stav-
kujfc1ch, re nyni neni cas- ma
stavky!
Mnoho delnfk1 We valecnem
prdmyslu pTislo do prace s vel
kym opozdenfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
K letoSn1mu Zdoben1 hrobi.

V Pacifiku skvele Macarthur Sc utkal
S japonskymt pachateli b1dnych zrad,
v Africe mas 1spech vyrovnal ted slavu,
jakou Sc byl drive pokryl S%talingrad.
Vd6cne budeme tez vzpomfnati hrdin,
kterf dali zivot "a dfivejsfch dob,
"a dn1 revolucnfch, "a obcanske valky,
z Prvnf Svetove vsech slavy nasi zdob.
Mezi mimi vsemi jest i ceskych rek1
dctyhodna Tada, = svet to dobTe vi,
vsude tam, kde bojuje Sc "a svobodu,
Czech re vzdy Sc jake statny borec stkv1.
Slava budiz Ameriky b%ojovnik1m,
v>jejichz srdc1ch ohen udatenstvi plal,
kteTf padli, ably Hvezdnaty mas prapor
stale mad svobodnou naS1 zemi Vial!
Alois Jecminek-Hrazecky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
SOKOL JAN E2BEK
ZE CEDAR RAPIDS
MPTEV

Dostali jsme telegram, re sta
ry znamy sokol Jan Hrbek sko-
nal v pondelf rano, "a. kvetna.
Prisp1val do Telegraph" svy-
mi pT1lezitostnimi basnickami
Podrobnosti o jeho skonu a Ii
vote prineseme prfste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
Zprava re schIze Ces. Narod-
niho Sdruzeni dine 10. kvetna.

Obnovili clenstv1 pc $1.OO
nasledujfc1 krajane: - Josef
|Coufal, Frant. Steiner, pf. Ma
RE Steiner, p1. Roz. Legro, FIR.
Miller, J. Novotny, Rud. Davis,
Karel Matras, p1. Karla Matra-
IsOva.
Daryl Pf. Valova k ucte-
mi pamatky p. Mrazka $500;
pf. r.. Legro $1.OO, Sprava Ma
|rodnlho Hrbitova $500, Mike
lChele $1.OO.
Pametnf medaile pc $1.OO
lodkoupili krajane: - FIR. Ka-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
MATE JIz VSICHNI OBRAZ
LIDIC?

Chceme oznamiti, re Sc Ease
pfihlasilo asi 10 krajan1, kteTi
by 81 chteli koupiti fotografii
Lidic, kopie obrazu malovane-
he br. Paf1zkem.
Mali jeste nekdo z krajan1
zaJem o tuto fotografii, at Sc
pfihlas1 V Telegraph" anebo V
Narodnlm Sdruzenf anebo u br.
Paffzka ably Sc kopie obrazu
molly vyhotoviti najednou. Ce-
ma obrazu je $3.50. Obnosem
t1mto 81 zakoup1te umeleckou
a vlasteneckou pamatku ma tu-
to smutnou udalost v dejinach
ceskoslovenskeho lidu a FARO
ven prispivate ma fond, kter1
Dude pouzit, ably Sc takova u
dalost jiz nikdy nemohla opa-
kovati.
V minulem elsie TELEGRAPH"
jsme opomenuli financnf zpra-
WI z Card Party S jednotlivymi
polozkami prfjmu a vydani.
FInancni zprava z Card Party
pcFadane dine 3. kvetna 1o43.
Pffjem:
Ia 80 vstupenek
pokladny $11.2O
Ia 121 vstupenek
predprodeji 1926
Ia extra Bingo 24.79
Losov6 lfstky 6 "a 25c) 17.4O
PflJem z kav. stanku 20.70
Ia hackovane zvonky so
Cookies a candy 8.39
Dairy hotovosti $3.50
Urnem $183.83
Vydan1:
Najemne Sokolovn6 $1,000
Ia tlsk ESQ
ON. V Telegraph" 800
ON. ma Radiu 800
Ia grocerie 1O.47
Statn1 dan "a
Vladnf dan 6.12
Permit so
Uhrnem 1858
Pfijem $183.s3
Vydanf 1888
Cisty zisk $148.OO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28
PRVNf BALTTMORSKY CZECH
JMENOVAN DO WEST
POINT VOJENSKE


Mlady Carl James Holub,
syn z krajanske zname rodiny
Karla a Frantisky Holuba,
1884 Ashland Avenue obdrzel
tyto dny jmenovanf do West
Point Vojenske Academic.
Mlady Holub nastoupf /. Ger
vence. Jeho jmenovanf mu wy
mohl mas kongresn1k Thomas
D'Alesandro. Jest to pro mas
Cechy velka cest, re prvni ces-
ky chlapec z naSeho mesta byl
ustanoven do armadnfho nej-
vySsfho 1celiSte a zajiste, re
pravem p. kongres. D'Alesan-
drovi pTinalez1 dix!
Pan Carl James Holub,
1884 Ashland Avenue
Baltimore, Md.
Blahopreji Yam ku pTijetf
do West Point. Bylo mi veil
kym p~otesenim jmenovati Vas
a jsem presv6dcen, re to Dude
ku cti a dobru Vasi vlasti, Vasi
rOdiny a Vasich pratel.
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr.
Kongresnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-28

sicka, Anton Radek, Josef BIZ
lex, Marie SochGrkova, Marie
Jirecek.
V. Kozak, dcetnf.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
SECOND CHURCH
ADDS TEACHERS
Elizabeth NettletOn and
Ruth Larson Named Stu.
dent Assistants

Two new student assistants, Eliz-
abeth E. Nettleton Of Guilford, and
Ruth Larson Of Fairfield, Iowa, both
studying at Yale Divinity school In
New Haven, have been secured by
Rev. DR.. John @. Walker, Second
Congregational church pastor.
They will be introduced to the
Pensioners at the annual fall re-
ception of the church and parish
in Davenport hall, Thursday even
ing Of next week at 8 o'clock.
Miss Nettleton has her member
ship in the Guilford Congregational
church as have the Second Church
missionaries, Rev. and Mrs. Ray
mond A. Dudley. Miss Larson has
Methodist background.
At the reception there will also
be a musical program featuring
solos by 9. Wayne Clark, BARI
tone, and Arlene Bauder, contralto,
accompanied by Mrs. william G..
Russell. Refreshments will be served
by the Social Committee Of the
'Women's Association.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
INF ANTS Death
BEING PROBED
Six-MOnths Old Child Dies
Of Strange Malady Dur.
ing Parents Absence

Richard Allen EASTWOOD, SIX
months old, died at the home Of his
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
John z. Eastwood, 1US walnut ave-
nue., Of an undetermined malady
yesterday afternoon. while his
mother was visiting his father, Prt-
vate Lucas L. Eastwood, stationed
ct Fort Bragg since he was drafted
August 8.
Patrolman John Mcdonnell work
ed with an inhalator for half an
hour In an effort to keep the child
alive. DR.. Harold Morrill,, assistant
medical examiner, and DR.. Robert
Pollard, attending physician, said
the infant suffocated as q result Of
a paralysis Of his respiratory mus
cles. An examination will be held to
determine the cause 70 the para.
lysis.
When the infant became III Wed
nesday afternoon, the grand par-
ents telegraphed her, telling her Of
the babys condition. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eastwood are observing this week
the second anniversary Of their
wedding.
The parents lived at 500 Pearl
Lake road. Before entering service,
Mr.. Eastwood worked at the French
Manufacturing Company.
Funeral arrangements were post
poned last night, pending the ar
rival Of the parents.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
HARTFORD SEEKS
MORE POLICEMEN
Officials Place Paid Adver-
tisenlents to Obtain
Needed Recruits

50 many Hartford policemen have
left for the armed services that the
Hartford police department Is rum
ming paid advertisements soliciting
qua lifted persons TO apply for the
position Of Patrolma1.
There as In waterbury, higher
wages by War factories have made
IL difficult to find requirements for
the once greatly sought after posi-
tions.
The Hartford police department
in q two column I'D, Lists the du-'
ties and qualifications Of q patrol
man. He must be from 81 to 20
years and pass the examination
given by o civil service commits
sion. An intelligence or aptitude
test will be given first, followed BY
q general knowledge examination.
The ad states that the basic mini
mum salary Is SITS q month, and
the maximum, $50 per month, plus
O cost-of- Living adjustment Of $50
q year, and In addition, for the
last six months Of the year, 80
more o month. This gives Q total
yearly salary Of $2.S10, compared
with O total salary Of 42,2l0. Cine
Guiding the $500 annual bOnusl
paid in Waterbury TO firSt-year ap-
uointees.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
SIX DIVORCES
| GRANTED TODAY
Judge John A. Cornell in
Superior Court Issued
DEGREES

six divorces were granted by Judge
John A. Cornell today following
hearings at q short calendar ses-
sion Of superior court
Tilda Barbieri Monahan Of Naug-
tauck was granted a divorce from
Michael Monahan, also Of Nauga-
tuck, on the ground Of habitual in
temperance. The couple married
Sept. 2, 1897 In Naugatuck. The
petitioner was granted permission
to resume use of her maiden name.
Cruelty was the basis Of the de-
cree awarded Vera Mikaitis Orsino
Of Waterbury In her suit against
Ralph Orsino Of Oakville. The Pc
titioner gave April Q, 1894 as the
date Of marriage and claimed her
husband became intolerably cruel
oct. /, 1899. A request for a change
of name also was granted to the
plaintiff.
Rose Miller Higgins Dubiel Of
Waterbury was granted q divorce
from John e. Dubiel, also Of this
city, on the ground Of cruelty. The
couple married Nov. "a, 1899 and
cruelty was alleged to have started
Dec. !, 1910. The petitioner was
granted permission to resume use
Of her former name, and q stipula-
ton on alimony will be entered in
the divorce Judgment.
Desertion was the basis Of the de-
cree awarded Eleanor Pagle Dean
Of Waterbury In her action against
Henry w. Dean, also Of this city.
The marriage was performed May
II, 1880 and the plaintiff claimed
she was deserted June 5, 1882 Gus
tody Of O minor child was awarded
to the mother and provision was
made for payment Of "a weekly Tor
its support.
Gertrude Templeton McEvoy Of
Waterbury was successful in her
complaint against John McEvoy Of
Southbury. The couple married July
/, 1925 and desertion since March
81, 1910 was claimed. custody OF
two children was awarded to the
plaintiff and allowance Of SIS for
their support and 81 alimony per
week were made. The decree will
be issued when q military affidavit
is filed, the court ruled.
Airline Morroway Lyon Of Water
bury was granted a divorce from
Kenneth Lyon, Of Torrington and
was given custody Of a minor child.
Payment of $12 weekly for the sup
port Of the child was ordered. The
marriage was performed Oct. Is,
1895 in Harwinton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
Evangeline (seeryl Hayes, liS Pros
pect street, widow Of Thomas II.
Hayes, will take place Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock ct the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception,
where q solemn high Mass OF re-
QUEEN will be celebrated. Burial
win be IN Calvary cemetery. Friends
may cali this afternoon from 3 10
5 and this evening from Z to 10 ct
the home Of her son-in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel T..
harrington, Jr., 206 Columbia boule-
ward.
Mrs. Hayes died yesterday after
noon at st. Mary's hospital where
she had been a patient since July "a.
She was born In Waterbury, Sep
tember is, 1851, the daughter Of
Thomas and Mary seery, pioneer
Irish. Catholic family Of this city.
She attended the public schools
here and Notre Dame Academy. Her
marriage to Thomas H. Hayes took
place October 8, 1882, In the old
Immaculate Conception. church, East
Main street, Of which church she
had been O devout communicate all
her life. Sunday, October 3, would
have been the 6lst anniversary Of
her marriage TO Thomas II. Hayes,
prominent business man and men,
Der Of o family who were early Wa
terbury settlers. Mr.. Hayes was
president Of the Eagle Brewing
Company, and with Mrs. Hayes was
identified in large real estate hold
ings in various parts Of the city.
Mrs. Hayes was woman Of sterl-
Ing qualities, and q devout Catholic,
interested In all affairs that pertain
ed to the community. She was kind
and charitable, possessing great re-
serve and dignity. She was q MEM
Der Of the city's Catholic organiza-
tions including the Rosary Contra
ternity Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish. While she cooperated
in all affairs Of civic interest Mrs.
Hayes very rarely appeared at public
events, and was unostentatious In
her charity. Some years ago, she
Travelled extensively. Her life was
spent for the most part among her
family.
Following an accident few years
ago, Mrs. Hayes never fully regained
her health.
She Is survived by three sons, r.
Frank Hayes, former waterbury
mayor and acknowledgement Of
the state; Col. e. Seery Hayes, u.
8. Army, graduate of West Point,
the city's highest ranking officer In
the first World War who lost an arm,
and was subsequently decorated for
bravery; and Lieut.. Ralph Hayes,
who also served overseas In World
War I; daughter, Mrs. Daniel r.
harrington, Jr, two sisters, Mrs.
Maria Bolan, and Mrs. Kate @.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
SoItonstoII
Ewes Curtis

Boston, October /. Cup -
Laurence Curtis, socialite Boston
bachelor lawyer, Is being considered
by Governor Leverett saltonstall Tor
possible appointment os police COM
missioner Of Boston, 1t was reported
unofficially today.
The term Of the present commits
sioner, Joseph F. Timilty, expires
November IS. Timilty recently was
exonerated in the police gambling
conspiracy case in which Super
intendent Edward w. Fallon and
five subordinates face trial.
Curtis, 80 years old, and q naval
aviation veteran Of World War I,
attended Harvard College at the
same time as the governor and
served with him In the Massachu-
sets house Of representatives. In
the last election Curtis was the
Republican candidate for state
treasurer and lost by q narrow
margin.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
Is Permission
HOMES GRANTED
Sept. Witnesses Unusual
Boost In Family Dwell.
ing Construction

Despite war restrictions the Sep
lember monthly report on building
permits, made up today In the Of
flee Of John Hartley city building
inspector, shows an unusually high
percentage Of construction work has
been handled in the past month.
OF the 40 residential permits Is
sued in the S0-day period, rs OF
these have been for the erection OF
one family dwellings cost OF which
alone approximates 100000. The
remainder of these permits consist
Of alterations and additions
amounting to $8,400.
IN addition % permits have been
issued for non-residential construc-
sion totaling approximately $l2,S36.
This overall approximate cost
for construction work done here In
the past month reached the unusu-
ally high figure, for these times, OF
sl27,72O.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
MERIDEN AIRPORT
SCENE OF EXHIBIT
10000 Spectators Ex'
pected to View Aerial
Show Tomorrow

Hartford, Oct. 1.-THE third Of
seven air shows being staged In
Connecticut by the Army Air Corps
and the Civil Air Patrol to stimu-
late enlistment In the former Is ex-
pected to bring some 10000 specta-
tors to Meriden airport tomorrow
afternoon, Major Thomas Lockhart,
CAP Wing commander, announced
here today.
Thirteen CAP planes will fly 10
Meriden to participate in the show,
FIVE from Brainard Field, Hartford,
six from Simsbury Airport and two
from Wingdale, N. Y. Two Meriden
CAP planes will also take part In
the program which includes giving
short hops to cadets at the airport.
The fourth meet to be held at
Brainard FieleO october Q, is expected
to attract more than $4,000 specta-
tors. Army Fighters and two-and-
four-engined bombers will put on
flying demonstrations and be open
for inspection. Army ground equip
ment will also be on display.
Planes flying to Meriden tomor-
row from Hartford will be piloted
by Major Lockhart, Capt. K. r.
Ringrose, Capt. n. 8. Holtz, 1t.
Robert Spellman and Pvt. Warren
Schantz.
From Simsbury: Its. Janet Chap
man, Edith Cragin and Austin
Duffy, Flight Oficers Leslie Trigg
and Bruno OskiniS and Pvt. A.
Olmsted.
From Wingdale: It. Rudolph
Stawowcyk and Pvt. Charles Shut
ter. -.
Meriden planes participating will
be piloted by Its. Nancy Tier ana
Ernest Markham.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-01
MARCRAFF JOINS
PHYSICAL STAFF
Former Gynnastic Cham.
pion to Give Instructions
at Local YMCA

Paul Marggraff, o former GYM
nastic champion for a great number
Of years will be back on the job
teaching stunts on apparatus at the
Central YMCA each Monday and
Friday from 8:30-9:30 p. m. In the
physical department. Marggraf
produced lot Of inexperienced men
last year to become outstanding
performers of the various pieces Of
apparatus they chose to specialize
in. Outstanding performers were
in last years class, such as Charles
Hendrickson who was state cham
pion on the horizontal bars in 1882
40 and won several individual hon.
ors in both Turner and AAU cham
pionships; Able rbmWti. .........
pionships; Albert Wimbledon, an
English lad who had great deal
Of experience In apparatus work
and tumbling In England, will be
back demonstrating his exceptional
ability; Henry Klies and Walter
Klies, two brothers who made not
able progress last year, will be out
practicing again; along with a host
of new men anticipated to be out
Tor this activity.
Marggraff will also handle the
young mems conditioning class on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from 7:30-8:30 p. m. Besides young
men, 10 and over, all high school
boys, 1917 who are working In war
industries or after scholo will be
permitted this year to take gym
classes in the evening. Men who
have been classified Ia have the
privilege Of coming In and particle
pating In the classes free Of charge.
Arrangements for both the high
school and pre-inductees are made
through Joe Rimany, Jr, physical
director.