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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
DEATHS

Helen colburn, 37is Brooklyn. IT.
Adam Cholnck 4i07 Lswndale, 81.
Claude w. selman, 1910 Radnor IS.
Henry Hoist. 1913 Newport. As. ..
James Mccoy. 5625 gath. -.
Anna kaisa seppsnen. $1,000 Monica. 90.
Frank stApkowioh. TAOS Edward 55.
Frank schauer, sl0i Prospect, 90.
Fiber Welt, 2O7 King BAY City, 50.
Effie Edwardus, 1893 kercheval. 10.
Mildred Bell, 1920 Northheid 10 4
Claudden shadrck 1897 Begoe. Al.
Theodore skerske. 22l5 Lyman, 81.
Elizabeth q. BslkwllL warden Apt. 81.
Mary L; Gallagher. s942 cass. SIS.
Rodger schedel.- 1920 seyburn Al
Robert w. Benslnger. 25O3 Fullerton, 70.
Eva Trestrail 1885 Quincy. 90:
Laura Lewis SOIL Woodward n.
John Is. Orella, 5Si4 Garland, 81.
Anna Smith, 1894 Jay 70.
Grace Marie Mszzolda. 9i4e Culver. 2 mo.
Kenneth II. sharpe 1929 Fourth, 81.
Hans J Peterson, 20 Harmon. "a.
Maud Mae Perrego. 1921 Lillibridge, So.
Carrie Hawkins, 64is Ironwood, SO:
Walter o, Jsska. 1887 Sorrento. 81.
Benjamin SaloWitz, r. r. d. Uby, so.
Glenwood A Brown. 5i2i Twelfth. TO.
LYDIA Ann Kerns. 6l03 Hecia. 90
George Daniels, 4A2l Brush, 90.
Pauline Follin. l57 Moross Rd., Crosse
Belle O'Connor. seis Woodrow Wilson. IT.
Anna l. Nelson, 500 W. wins. 80.
Gerald Werley, 2?io Normandy. Royal
Gary PAU Dare 1900 Lincoln, Highland
Park, 2 mo.
Zebedee Castleberry. 800 Milford. so.
Travis LeMay. 2726 Mulleit 81
Caroline Renner, 5i37 Livernois, s5.
julia Van ITEM, 1890 Monica, SIS.
Frank Redner 4134 Cass. so
lsadofe Fred Reno, 2i5l Birch, Kesso
FLOYD w Butler GA W Forest. 70
Sadhu singh Baja 1891 Central ~.
Joseph Frank Fowler 5000 Lakeyiew. 40.
Ellen Nell s2g T. Grand Blvd. 81.
Eine Douahue l2s03 Littleneid. 81
Margaret Elizabeth Cooper, 1852 Melsners
52
! elsp4s Hs,srigr, ASA Three Mile drive, So
Morris Banchik. 65l Rosedale ~
Ernest 1 Staup. Metamora. o., n.
stella Mary Stobbs. 1874 Kenmore, 81.
Ray Young 1929 81 Clair, 81.
Francis McCabe. 1851 -. Dawson. 80.
Anna Notifies. 1919 Philip, So.
John e. Bauer. 2seo Townsend 81.
George r, Armstrong. 10f SEVENTH
Marietta, o 90
Ida sh!rk. 2l23 Hubbard SIS
Clementine Ruby Carter. 40t6 w. Enclif.
"a
LILY NJ Armstrong, 7os University Crosse
Ponte, 80.
Mary Theresa HseIsbrsdck, 1877 csdiilse.
rs
Emilia MachlIk. 35ss Twenty-third ~.
Lenna Anna wade at Virginia, 81.
John Hughes s0se Hamilton. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
San SfefanO'S CaptOrS
Go FOOaIEeSs ; Days

ALLIED 10 y Africa Aug 4
GNS)v-C8pture Of the key SicU.
ian city Of SAN Sleiano was cred
4tod today 10 an American infsn-
try company which had fought
five days without rations, and with
only one night Of rest.
NJ, The men were sfll fuN % fight
wien they WcTe led INTO nc town
from surrounding hills by their
commander. II. Col. Irving q.
Schaeicr But, according 20 an
account ~ the town capture In
The army newspaper Stars and
Stripe. they found Ire Germans
had departed on mules two hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
ZeIler Is FOrgiving
Brushes OF Misfotunes Of Tigers in East as They
Head Home to Engage Chisox
BY LEO MACDoNELL

was not inclined TO find fault with
the pitching. IN
1.-THE Tigers haven't been hit
ting I'm the pinches," Zeller ex-
planned. They've had good
team hitting generally. but the
time. Proof OF that Is the clubs
total runs. I don't think they
have averaged more than three
runs a game. You've got TO do
better than that to win con-
sistently."
Zeller expects the Tigers to do
better upon their return TO Briggs
Stadium, despite the specter of an
inspired White Sox aggregation
which comes 10 town this week
end for a series of four games.
There will be single games on Fri
day and Saturday and a double
header Sunday. The Sox will be
making their first appearance in
Detroit since early in June.
The series promises interesting
competition, what with a duel for
high position in the league stand
ings and a battle for individual
hitting honors between Dick
Wakefield and Luke Appling. In
cidentally, Appling seeks TO match
honors he won when he bagged
the league batting title in 1886.
He hit 1888 that season.
SoX BASE STEALERS
Also, the Sox are coming to
town famed as base-stealing out
fit. Wally Moses has been engag-
ing George Case of the Senators
for top honors in individual base
swiping. Jimmy Dykes appears 10
have another speed merchant in
Orris Tucker. Guy Outright, re-
cruit outfielder who led the league
in hitting for a spell, is reported
recovered from an injury and will
rejoin his teammates here.
Forrest Orrelly pitcher bought
from Portland of the Pacific
Coast League. is expected to join
the Tigers later this week.
"Merv Shea says Orrell has
more stuff than Trucks or
Trout" Zeller reported.
Shea, former Tiger coach, Is
managing Sacramento.
1t was also announced the
Tigers will play an exhibition
game against an all-star team in
Grand Rapids Aug. Is under the
sponsorship Of the Junior Cham.
Der of Commerce in that city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
I Michigan Officers
Promoted 10 Captain

FORT CUSTER. Aug. 4-Pro-
motions to captain of two Mlchi-
gan officers stationed at Fort
Custer was announced today by
Col. Ralph Wiltamouth, post com
mander. They are Ned w. Rich
ards of Saginaw and Raymond a.
Mccarthy, ST. Clair.
Major John O. Tulock OF 1926
IaSalle. Detroit, has been trans
ferred 10 Camp Mccoy, Wis, fol
duty. He has served as chief OF
the surgical section of Station
Hospital while on duty at Fort
Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

earlier. after strewing hundreds
Of mines in toe path Of the Amer
icans.N
T. UnbGried German dead littering
the outskirts OF the town testified
10 the effectiveness of a terrific
American hombardment which
preceded capture OF San Stefano.
Angry civilians said the Nazis
had requlSitioned ell food, 90 the
populace mad 10 subsiSt for II
days on grapes. green figs and a
beverage made from grass. After
the Americans y appeared, the
SicilIanS destroyed the cnemys
headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Detroiter Finds Chute
Of Missing Filler

MADISON. Wis. Aug. 4 (INS)
The parachute of 1t. Col. Sc
ward w. Hulse Jr, %. of High
land Park, H.. missing since July
26. was found late yesterday near
Muskegon, Mich. officials at
Truax Field announced today.
The parachute, on which was
stamped Col. Hulses name. was
found off the pier in Lake Michi-
gan by a tourist, Frank Price Of
Detroit. @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

While the Tigers lost several
games in the late innings, Zeller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Dearborn Elimination
Series Opens Sunday

Elimination series to determine
Dearborn's championship baseball
team will start Sunday with a
wartime schedule placed into eff
feet. Double-headerS will be played
by teams eligible for the series,
the first starting at one o'clock
and the second at six o'clock.
First round pairings bring to-
gether Winston and Haag's at
Fordson; while Goebel will meet
Royal at Ford Field. Dix drew
bye. In the second round Dix
is scheduled TO play winner of the
Goebel-Royal game, while the
loser Of the same game will play
Winston, last years champs. Haag
drew the bye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Lung for Filters
Doubles Time in Air

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. d CINS)
Development of an automatic
lung" that doubles the length of
time Allied airmen can remain
in the substratosphere on a given
amount of oxygen was revealed
today by the Bendix Aviation
Corp.
Vice President Raymond p.
Lansing announced that the de-
vice automatically feeds the cor
rect mixture Of oxygen and air
to wearers of the lungs at vary
ing attitudes, but only as the
flier breathes in, and not all of
the time as with former devices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Major Loop SOftball
Entries Increase

Announcement that the compe-
titieh in major league divisions of
The Detroit Times sponsored Met
ropolitan Softball tournament
would be opened 10 all teams, re-
CARELESS of whether they played
in organized leagues, swelled the
entries in that division, Amateur
Softball Association Commissioner
Frank Lafferty announced today.
Winners in the major league
divisions of the annual tourna-
ment will represent Detroit in the
world championship games in u.
Of D. Stadium Sept. 1920, inclu-
Sive.
The mems major league race
and all girls games will be played
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Stricken at Meetinq,
Elevator Man Dies

Oscar L. Miller. 50, of 45s7
Curtiss. Dearborn, died OF a heart
attack at Ford First Aid Hospital
last night after being stricken in
the Dearborn city council cham
bers.
Miller, former elevator opera
tor for the Ford Motor, Co., was
taken i'll while appealing to the
council to appoint him elevator
operator inspector for the city
lie is survived by his wife,
Bertha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
AnnuIs MARRIAGE
To Total Stranger

LOS ANGELES, Aug. a QNS)
A pretty brunette war worker
won an annulment Of her mar
riage today because the man she
married was a complete stranger
who assertedly forced her into
matrimony AT the point Of gun
and kept her locked in a Seattle
hotel room.
HE thought i was the REIN
carnation of his dead wife," eX-
planned Josephine s ngle ton
Robertson. 26, OF Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

on a two losses and out basis, Laf-
-fefty said, -
Other divisions open to compe-
=titien- afe-GiasS- meH-aHd
women and juniors, boys II or
under. Two separate brackets for
Times carriers will complete the
field. These latter teams will
start the first round of one-loss-
and-out play next week, Lafferty
said.
Deadline for entering other di-
visions of the tournament is Aug.
IL. Play In these brackets will
start about Aug. IS.
1t is imperative, Lafferty said,
that all teams planning TO enter
file blanks immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Postwar Cooperation
UrQed on Canada

OTTAWA. Aug. 4 UNS)-Eco-
nomic cooperation between the
u. S. and Canada must continue
in the postwar period, Ray Ather-
ton. new u. S. minister 10 Canada
said today.
Atherton, who succeeds J.
Pierrepont Moffat who died in
Ottawa last January. listed the
Atlantic and Pacific situations,
the Alaskan highway and other
projects as typical cooperative
ventures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Loses Ration Book
For Drunk DrivinQ

PONTIAC. Aug. because he
speeded at 20 miles an hour while
intoxicated. John w. Kent of
Route 8, can have no more gaso-
line for the duration. His ration
book was revoked by the local
ration board.
He had paid SIS fine before
Justice II. A. O'Dell following his
arrest on June p. Conviction for
drunk driving automatically re-
voked his driver license for a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
d Trains Collide; Fear
10 Killed f2Hurt

WARDEN. Wash. Aug. 4 (UP4
Seven men were killed and IL
injured today when a westbound
passenger train sideswiped a
branch line train.
ALBANY, Ind, Aug. a tUP)--
Three crewmen were reported
missing today in the flaming
wreckage of two Nickel Plate
freight trains which collided here
last night, derailng IS cars and
injuring five men. The men feared
dead beneath the debris are z. G..
Barber. Robert r, Denny and
L. J. Eilerrnan, all Of Lima, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
InterIo(hen Presents
Annual Opera Aug. 7

1NTERLOCHEN, Aug. Final
rehearsalS began today at the
National Music Camp for the an
nual operetta The Headless
Horseman," TO be presented Sat
grday, August IN Interlochen
Bowl.
George Rasely, Metropolitan
Opera Co. tenor. is director OF
the production, including a cast
of more than 100 students and
faculty.
Proceeds OF the performance
will be devoted 10 reducing the
famous camps Indebtedness ma
turing next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Turkey Stops 293Lb.
Foe in I'd Round

LOS ANGELES, Aug. A CUP)-
Turkey Thompson, hard-hitting
Los Angeles Negro, won a David
and Goliath contest from Phila-
delphia's big Ben Moroz last night.
stopping the 293-pound pugilist in
the second round os a scheduled
10-round bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

was not inclined to find fault witt
the pitching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Pontiac Drivers Rush
To Buy j. 5. Stamps

PONTIAC, Aug. 4-The rush 10
buy federal car use stamps is on
in Oakland County More than
1000 were obtained Monday at
the Internal revenue Office here
and nearly that number were sold
yesterday, James r. Doyle, local
collector, reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
u. S!Senators Visit Kinq

LONDON, Aug. 4 ms King
George VI received in audience
az Buckingham Palace yesterday
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
and a delegation Of five American
senators now inspecting L. :.
Army installations n Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
vandenbere Fights Gas Cut

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 GNS)
Senator Arthur II. Nandenberg
tR) Of Michigan, warned today
that the Midwest will fight a re-
duction in gasoline supplies II the
purpose is 10 divert gas 10 the
East to ease political pressure. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
AIimony 10 Mrs. Stan Laurel

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 4 (UP)-
Mrs. Virginia Ruth Laurel, wife
of film comedian Stan Laurel, had
a $500 month temporary
alimony today, pending hearing Of
separate maintenance suit
against Laurel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Dearborn League

FINAL STANDINGS
w L Pct w L Pct
Dix 5 $50 Winston 500
Haag's 7 q 53s Rscking'r 2 IL rs,
SUNDAYS plsy-of games: No l. Win
ston-vr, Haag, a. Fordson. No. e. Goebe
VS. Royal. az Ford Field at p m. DIX
bye Second round at 4 D. m Dix VS.
winner Of No. game ~ Ford Field loser
Of No. same We. Winston at Fordson
Haag bye,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
PhiIs Add Bill Lee
To HurIiinq Staff

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q GNS)
Big Bill Lee, veteran be-spec-
tacled right handler. today was the
latest addition TO the Phihies
pitching staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Trade Schools-Male
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
HOME THURSDAY

But, contradicting reports that
they planned wholesale hara-kiri,
the Tigers are returning home.
according to the latest bulletin at
Briggs Stadium. They will be
home Thursday, after a stop at
Utica, n. Y, tonight, where they
will help the natives celebrate
Hal White Day" Utica is Halls
home town and they are planning
big doings, Notwithstanding what
happened to the Tigers in more
unfriendly cities Of the East.
Harold Newhouser, who has
been complaining OF a sore arm,
did not return home from Boston
as planned. He went on to New
York. which appears to have been
mistake after what the Yankees
did TO him yesterday.
More than Newhouser has a
sore arm, Zeller says he does
not know what caused Harold S
trouble.
"He says he got II hitting
fungoes to the outfield," Zeller
reported. 81 know he wasn't
right when he pitched In the
all-star game at Philadelphia.
He did pretty well In that game,
hut he wasn't right. He didn't
have his usual stuff"
HIT AT WRONG TINE
While the Tigers lost several
games i'm the late innings Teller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING sNp DECORATING

Al PApERHANCING, CALCIMINfSG.
PAINTING. ANYTIME. TEMPLE 2-0r7aS
PAINTING. wall washing. decorating. can
anytime Temple l.35si.
Will decorate sidewalks -eeAliH4e pc per
luc.9ded So comp.tte m no $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Major League
Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FIRST GAME
Ri +
81 LOUIS Onn ora 0nI-- II q
aEa<a.EEtrs-.-------- -Ht4-l4G-z43-A
Newsom caster 81 and Ferreil.
Wynn, SCARBOROUGH 81 and OiulisnI
SECOND GAME
ST Louis 600 600 900 o
Washington 900 OH COX 3 0
Muncrief. Sundra a. and Hayes.
CanHni and CiuIani
cleveland 03O o4l o2l--lI Is 4
Boston 600 Oo0 l2s-- i8 3
BsEny. REYNOLDS o. ard Rossr
Terry, Ryba 60, +. O'Neiu 90 and
PsFtee.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 100 OOs 600 q
Pittsburgh COO 600 00l 8 !
Andrews and Mas
Reseigno. PodgaJny (6l. Brandt (e)
and Baker.
New York Ol0 02l mi , II /
Cincinnati 200 600 100 !
Fegdman Fischer 60 and lombard.
Riddle. shoun (el and Mueller
Philadelphia at Chicago, postponed.
Brooklyn 600 100 030- 10 ]
81. Louis $40 GOO COX
Macon, Melton a., Head a.. weber
(sD and owen
NJ Cooper and W Cooper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

Jack Zeller Of the Tigers must
be a nice general manager 10
dome home 10.
II told Steve (Steve O'NeilD
II would he nice II the Tigers
could break even on their east
ern road trip" Zeller recalled.
"WeiI, they didn't break even
but things broke badly for
them"
Thus. did the forgiving Tiger
general manager brush off the
misfortunes OF Manager ONeil
and the Tigers in their Inflated
Atlantic seaboard campaign.
After bagging three games out
Of four in Washington. an achieve
ment that vaulted them into sec
ond place, the Tigers thereupor
failed 10 win another series or
the tour. which included horror
stops at Philadelphia, Boston anc
New York. AS a result of these
later reverses the Tigers went into
a tailspin that took them out Of
their lofty perch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
Short ArmiStice Parade Planned
Borough Briefs

Worcester, Mass, where they at- tended the graduation of their son, Walter H. Reilly, who received his Bachelor of Science degree at Holy Cross college,
 Domenick RadO, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Rado, is home on leave after having been on a cruise In a battle area. He is 8 seaman, second class, and enlisted last February.
 He is the brother of Corp. Daniel RadO, who was killed near Australia several months ago.
 James Coppola of 824 South Main street, Seymour, and Mary Bartelll of 57 Carroll street, Naugatuck, filed wedding intentions Wednesday at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They will be married Nov. 18th.
 Miss Helen L. McDonOugh of Millville avenue was recently made 8 member of the board of directors of the Alumnae Association of the College of New Rochelle. Miss Me- Donough's term starts officially in January, 1944, for two years. Meet ings are held monthly at the Hotel Biltmore in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Lester Wiggles- worth, who have been visiting their son, Donald, an aviation student at State Teachers college, Clarion, Pa. have returned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04

march to the war memorial.
 The Naugatuck high school band, under the direction of Leon R. Cor liss, will furnish music for the short parade. Herbert Johnson, a past commander of Naugatuck post, will act as master of ceremonies.
 Harold Lewis. a past commander of the post, will give the principal address. Warden Leo J. Brophy will read the roll of honor.
 Crusader post, Veterans of For eign Wars and Auxiliary, will hold social at the post home, at 8 o. clock. Refreshments will be served. Members will also take part in the exercises at II 8. m. 1t was an-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04

The teams in the B League are doing exceptionally well, and judg- ing by the interest in the League to engage practice courts, we figure 1t will only be a short time before these teams give A league boys a tussle.
 Standing in the league to date shows three teams tied for first place with Everett Whipkey (Ohio State University starr and Harold Schroeder as one of the teams lead ing the league.
 Ed Hahn and Lloyd Nolan arc other team tied for first place. Frank Walker and Harry Moeckel are the other team in the tie and judging from the comments around the courts 1t looks like anybody's guess.
 Bob Mcfarland and Herman Jones are holding down second po- sition, and 1t is predicted this team will give an excellent account of It. self before the league ends. Jack Rogers and Wilson Bull have taken over third place. Fred Hall and and Marvin Langseth are tied with Dave Swett and George Taugh for fourth place.
 Fred Hall, one of the outstanding players in the B League has not hit his stride yet, but judging from the latest performance of this team, they should give an excellent &C., count of themselves before the sea- son is over. Marvin Langseth is coming along fast, and under Halls guidance he should develop into a star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
JOHNSON CHOSEN
 BY STUDY GROUP
Director of Boys Club to Succeed Mrs. Eleanor
 Burke on Committee

The Group Work Study club yes- terday unanimouly elected William Johnson, director of the Boys Club, chairman to replace Mrs. Eleanor Burke, former young women's sec- retary at the YMCA.
 Members elected to the program committee yesterday include Miss Emily Ticken, director of Girls club; Miss Margaret Bull, director of Corner House; Thomas Smith, young mems secretary of the Y. M. c. A., and Arthur Veery, as- sistant director of Boys Club. Mrs. Ruth Garfield, vice-chairman, was named publicity chairman.
 Miss Sarah F. D. Miller, Girl Scout executive addressed the group, stressing the need for greater CO., operation among community agen- cies in order to better serve youth and to provide an opportunity for youth to serve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04

George Kuhn has returned from Waterbury hospital to his home 69 Hill street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04

MT. and Mrs. illiam H. Reilly of 16 Olive street, have returned from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
ANDREW AVENUE
 RESIDENT WEDS
Elizabeth O'COnnOr Mar- ries John KennOch at St.
 Francis Church

Naugatuck, November {. - Mss Elizabeth OConnor. daughter ot MT. and Mrs. John O'Connor Of Andrew avenue, and John Kennoch, son of Mrs. John Kennoch of Aetns street, were married yesterday morning at 8 o'clock in St. Francis church with Rev. Arthur Taylor of- ficiating.
 Miss Mary Lawley, a cousin of the bride, and Charles O'Connor, the brides brother, were attendants.
 A blue gown with darker blue velvet top and mesh skirt was worn by the bride. Her hat was of the same shade and she carried yellow daisies and pompons.
 Miss Lawley's pink gown was styled and similar to the brides and she wore a hat to match. Pink rose and pompones composed her corsage.
 A wedding breakfast was held at the Hotel Elton, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-04
Shea Starts Revenue
 Assignments Monday
Former Probate Judge to Be at Post Office Once a
 Week to Offer Information on Income Taxes

Naugatuck, Nov. 4-D. Emmet Shea, former probate judge and now agent of the Waterbury division, Internal Revenue Department, will be at the post income taxes; Gab- riel Price, chief of the Waterbury division, announced today. MT. Shea will start next Monday.
 Tire Certificates
 The tire panel of the Naugatuck Ration Board has issued certificates for tires and tubes to the following: Edward Kevitt. Two grade three,