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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Flats for Sale

STEAL At 81 500
Vermont Porter 2-family. At, ? baths.
SiOo down 1870 W Vernon. IA. $751;.
AN UNUSUAL BUY
Act quickW-3qI1. Gladwip. SIS; fun base ;
> furnaces only = 600 s. 600 dn. See this
today SAROS. If 02i7.
AVAILABLE ~ - DAYS BARGAIN
Rcnitcau Goethe as. Brickoted new roof
driveway no basement 50 $50 Large
REST investment opportunity m town
hrinEs $40 monthly rent go East
Grand boulevard four-family brick, FUR
niture included new furnace. fun base
ment four-csr garage side drive Sll 800.
dowu good discount FOR cash Acme
Real Estate S3o3 Gratioi PLAZA Pai3.
CORNER sCOTTFN HANCOCK room
frame ia, and brick > fiat income,
Sl6s per month INVESTIGATE,
ELSA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT CO.
s2i7 Fort " VI Ilfo0
FRENCH ROAD 1913 (npar Warren
New hrickote SiX rooms each separate
furnaces basement garage Sc 500. Acme
Besl Estate S3o3 Grstlot
PFNNsyLVANfA 5Is5 Beautiful corner
tour famii, BRICK ave rooms each. sep
sfafe furnaces. garage $40 600. Acme
ErAI Estate S303 Erat'o'
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FLA MODELS. $500 DOWN
Houses for Sale
fEost Of Woodward)

An Unususl Buy-Grosse Fte
OPF~ % SUNDAY ONIY HTrFN
Fstsy R0a1 p15 2 room r-rs sfc
rc7- fTsr TTNr Jaw f0rf rrtHstssf rf.r
stsan -sst lsrss 100. ftslA shower
Tyler t-g777.
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BEDROOM suites-gerv beautiful, saCri.
nee $50 Buy direct from factory repres .
save money Alvin furniture 1851 w
Nerncr Open Thurs, Fri, sat a. uil "
BEDROOM specials. 2-rc. 7.pc s.Dc.
$40 w Cenirsl store. io35 Fenkell.
BOOKCASE cnair desk rug amp hall
ifee table HOOK 9g3P Mack
RoX SPRING ana mattress Both far ONLY
S2i So. Save Furn., i4tsy Gra'iot
NEAR SEVEN MILE ROAD
BRAND new Jenny LIND snd poster neds
all sizes. maple ~ .slnut 1i25 Gtatlot.
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n mcH REAL ESTATE CORNER S s.%ns
Real Estate Wanted
Uphols

A BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCEl
Any East SIDE or Italian Community.
2937 Grauot. r. q. CHERRY. Fl. 22i7
BETTER CASH DEAL AWAITS YOU
ANY East Side property. LIZ. 04l4
An ALL CASH deal for your property
For appraisal call Victory, We 7-ssi0.
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RED Chinese AxmirHer rug. 9Xl2. used
very little, 81 Mrtcheds 5000 Gratiot.
REPOSSESsED clean rooms IT iurnI-
ture $50 ASA GRAND RIVER
RUGS Used cleaned VIII AKIN qAl2s.
sNlos $50 % VIII. runners s3c So
up large rug sizes Center carpet Gin
llsZ1 WoodNaEd- Meha-I O-S-a44--
RUGS USED. CLEANED eNl2 sNlo.
sSa Wit. AKIN Ns So w rarpe'ns
SIC ~ up throws 81 Up AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs s53S OAKLAND MA 1873
RUGS. 9xl5, SKIS. i2xl3. II 3Kl2, Others
today. 29t9 l2th ST. mr.. Temple. Dir.
SAVE 900 on living room and bedroom
sets. sun Furniture 1922 Gratlot.--
STUDIO ccJcnes with springs. $50 Cook
Furniture, ZOO Gra;ut
7PIECE bedroom suite s'uiio couch
kitchen cabinet. porch furniture tV-r
beds odd pieces ~ 2S1o line 2sl
LOVABLE LlvABLE ROOMS Si5s
MARTIN FURNITURE sTB7 MICHIGAN
ape BEDROOM SUITE $40 5o Amer.
can Furniture f91i Grand RIveE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Lumber, Building Materials

ASPHALT INSULATED BRICK SIDING
Apnbed II desired - months 20 pay.
C.fass sr6 cottage humber complete
lOYCF WRECktNG co s23S sCHAEFFR
CONSULT N, ENLARGED Real Estate MS
inr. in the big SUNDAY Times Want 40
eectior
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Little Farms for Sale

Az ATTACK OF THE LANDLORD s.
room modern house beautifully deco
rated fun basement partition for recrea
ton room tile bath, Tile sink ONLY $3.50
necessary 10 move m. balance financed
GEOSSMAN cor Van Born and WAYNE
Roads Phone WAYNE 800
CARLTON 5 acres 6-room bungalow
~ 500 $500 down Box 535 Pontiac,
Michigan
FRGF LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J BOLDT Realtor. ca 1899
1914 Michigan Theater Building
GROW YOUR owN-Buy litue farm
near Royal OAK i4.ac.. $3.50. Only s.
IN. rromey Ell 1857 -0g Man
SMALL farms IN New Baltimore $3.50 a
also river i9ts m salt River. terms.
owner TE 2-OO63 weekdays
}I--ACRE very fertile soil on paved road.
near bomber city water. $3.50 down.
hal FL. newman. 1851 Telegraph Al
Goddard ~ 1856 NJ Oh 1880
S ACRES with go1d nuildinG flowing vel
water shade trees and good lawn. t2622
CherDhu rDad corner LILY Phone
PNmo4th. s7s-Jl?
SON2I5 sewer water gas walks school
x675. near % Mile and Woodward Jud
son Rradway Co. RA 1900
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Victory Garden Plots

p ntrF0IT -rNii5 nsyed a.. D., bI
- DfsuCt, i.ta- owner. Rosevils 1905
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Wanted to Rent Apartments

EnInEEn- aAfAHkA- workers couple want
two or thfee-room apartment. furnished
or urfurnished. Madison ia4I.
COIOREp couple desires l. ? or 3 room
apartment furnished or unfurnished.
Trinity 1.O22f
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VERMONT $500
Resorts for Sale

COTTAGE u miles from De,rou WINDSOR
Tunnel IN Lake Erie private beach
so foot lake frontage 2l7 feet deep two
car garage shruhhery. trees. private we'll
electric pump. inside conveniences Freed
FOR quick sale Trinity 1929
COLORED--Free tathinE, cool hrcezes on
Lake Could. one-acre tracts Drive out
Grand River % miles, turn rlCht on
LS-23 Ia miles SUNDAY TO s. Address
Rox lt37 Detroit I ines.
COLORED-PRIVATE LAKE, SMALL DN.
SMEDLEY. AS r. WARREN rE. 1882
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Land Contracts

WHITE COLORED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME ASSOCIATES-CA 73t7
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Colored Act Quickly Bargain

Colored Act Quickly Bargain
Habmun Woodward section 2-fsmiy BRICK
separate furnaces ~ 500. terms
Harmon Woodward section 6-rouw hri,k
50 5000 terms hurry nu this Fl o140
CANNON BROS 1850 sHFRMAN
COIORF p-Chestnui- Jos Campsu section =
fantN H.tm bath 2-t-rm nath
stove hes' ~ i'o dr quick possession
= Een5rrt TR 2212F
COLOREp-3 tlATs AND STORE
CHFNt-NtENOR section Al onnd COM
Vert store inta nvug quarters $1,000 du.
ELLIS HAMLFB 5l3 p. kiTbN TR. s5ii
COLuRFp WEST SIDE 2-FAM IS
OnIN - 200 $3.50 several Others
FIIIs HAMLAF. 5t3 p Kirby TR 2-s5iA
COTOEFD Special Liam brk., 6-6
" Of Blvd 81 trims Singleton ca 1855
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate llst.
mss M the bis sunday Times Want Al
section
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Houses for Sale
COLORED-HIrRRYI

down
sherman Chens Sec 7fsmuy n SIS
500 FL terms
These are both excellent buNs. RI Oi40
CANNON BROS
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Farms and Lands for Sale

ESTATE Beautiful large home including
90 acres sacrifice. ST.. 500. Near Gin,
ton Townsend S-4S66
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Colorcd-ExcelIent Investment

These are both excellent buNs. ~ Oi40
CANNON BROS
-----laAn- SHERAi 4 A---
COlorcd- Excellent Investment
Horton mr. John Immediate possession
- nm ro0mInE house brick. stone front
2 baths excellent condition throughout
owner leaving CITY Income 80 mo sub
,ect ~ boer increase 81 0O0 m $40 mo
W y MORRISON TO 5-q3d6
Consult me enlarged Real Estate Iisf-
ms In The biz SUNDAY Times NAnl-Aa
section.
Colored Hurry
POSSESSION % DAYS
Russell AleNandrine sec good income .
81 500 $500 On See IL today Fl OifO.
CANNON RROS 1850 SHERMAN
COLOREp GOOD BUY-ONLY $500 On
2family, 2.3-room 2-room vacant move
night IN. bargain only sos monthly
Hurry Irqutre 1879. Rogge. Twin
Hrook 1897
COLORED (Hardingl SiN-room hunga-
low hot Afr heat, excellent condition:
possession less than 80 days, bargain.
e 900 MElrose 1858
COIORED Dawson sec. modern n
rooms 81 600 down; immediate posses
sion TO 1851.
COLoRED-l552i 18Th modern 5-room
immediate possession $1,000 down
To 1851
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
incs IN the nix sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
REID. BOA

Only s. GOO down Between South pnd
Font Beauufui Y tVo. famtly fat. 5
rooms and bath each Al condition, owner
occupied qutck possession; sol lot VIC
tory Garden planted and fenced MA. STA
psuN, @ 516s
SAARMAN
2o3 HAMMOND BUILDING
LIST YOUR HOME WITH NE
FOR QUICK CASH SALE
ST JOSEPH 2so7-2s0q SIS only 81 200
cash Exceptional bargain Carney
TrrErrs snEH
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
EXCELLENT BILL
OF HEALTH HERE
No Cases of Contagious
Disease Credited Against
Waterbury

According to the weekly morbidity
report issued by the State Depart
ment of Health for the week ending
Nov. 6. Waterbury has good health
status.
The report reveals that Of the
various types Of communicable dis
eases Waterbury is listed, officially,
as containing case OF mening-
tits and l case Of lobar pneu-
monia.
No cases Of infantile paralysis are
reported for the city with but 5
reported for the whole state.
Whooping cough is seen to be the
most prevalent of all such diseases
in the state with a total OF 65 listed
for Connecticut a heavy increase
over the previous weeks report of
80. Bethel is seen to lead in this
type illness with a total listed at
II.
No cases of typhoid fever have
been listed anywhere with but one
case of diphtheria and that in
Groton.
Waterbury's health record for
many weeks now, according to state
records has been exceptionally
good.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
GEORGE MATURE
RECEIVES STAY
Continuance TO Nov. q Is
Granted on Two Motor
Vehicle Charges

George Mature, 80, 1906 North
Main St., driver of the automobile
which seriously injured a pedestrian
in Exchange Place last night, was
granted continuance to Nov. q
when he was arraigned before City
Court Judge Charles r. Summa thi,
morning on charges of reckless driv.
ing and failure to give a pedestrian
the right of way.
The victim, Alex j. Harvey, 81, 10
Carroll St, Naugatuck was taken to
St. Mary's hospital in critical con-
dition in the police ambulance
shortly after the accident at 10 p.
m. His condition was reported
slightly improved this morning.
Other cases: Leon NJ. Freeney, 26,
Ga Bishop ST., assault and breach OF
the peace, nolled; Hersey Watson, 43
226 Orange ST.. reckless driving,
continued to Nov. "a; William Nc
Cormick, 80, 46l Boyden ST.. assault,
nolled; Charles johnson, Jr., rs, l7S
Baldwin st. passing stop sign 81
bond called: Max Paula, 46. 81 Bur
ton St., drunken driving, continued
TO Nov. %; Stephen Protasevich, 49,
10 Putnam St, road rules violation.
nolled for S..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
LAWYER HELD ON
bICAMY CHARGE
Herman L. Katz, War
Worker, Bound Over to
Superior Court Today

Herman L. Katz, 80, Prospect St..
local war worker and former Kings
ton, N. Y, attorney, was bound over
to Superior Court under $1,000
bonds after a charge Of bigamy was
placed against him in City Court
this morning.
Katz was arrested yesterday on a
fugitive warrant charging that he
had abandoned wife and child In
Kingston. The additional charge
was entered when 1t was found he
had remarked since leavig Kingston
two years ago.
Katz' wife won a discharge on a
charge of misconduct when Detec-
tive Lieutenant william F. Pollard
testified that 1t had been learned
after her arrest that she was mar
ried to Katz. He said she had been
arrested when she denied the mar
riage.
Prosecuting Attorney Frederick
w. Palomba said he was convinced
Katz' wife was an innocent victim
Of circumstances.
Judge Charles r. Summa con-
tinued the fugitive charge until to-
morrow, when it is believed 1t will
be nolled to allow prior disposition
of the bigamy count KATE waived
examination on the latter charge
through his attorney, A. Henry
Weisman.
Mrs. Katz indicated that she was
standing by her husband.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
ALDERMEN SET
HEARING DATES
Applicants for Changes in
ZOning Laws Must Pay
Expenses

The Board Of Aldermen last night
accepted the recommendations OF
the city plan commission for re-
quiring petitioners for changes in
the coming ordinances to file a
check for SIS with their application
to cover the cost of advertising the
hearing.
Previous to this amendment
although the applicant was charged
with this cost he was not required
to pay it until the time the hearing
was held.
The board set two hearings for
changing zones for November rs.
One is on the request of Hyman Hell
fand to change his property at
Cooke street and Matson court from
Zone B to Business Zone l, which
will be held at 1880. The other
Is on the request of Lucien Pelle-
tier for change of his property al
the corner Of Chapman avenue and
Waterville street from Zone A to
Zone G. He wishes to transform
the third-floor of the building into
several three-room apartments.
The board rejected the petition
Of Frank J. Hodson filed some time
ago for change of his property on
Columbia Boulevard from Zone A
to Zone c.
The board accepted the bid OF
Armand Errichetti OF 5000 for Lots
81 and 38 on Morningside avenue,
made several weeks ago.
1t received and referred to the
land committee a bid Of $3.50 from
Andrew Dubell for Lots Ga and Is
on Norton street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09

Board Of Reviews held last week.
Central District promoted to Sec
ond Glass Rank. John Garceau
Troop 1. Dave Hawk Troop 7 Will
liam Reid Troop 7. and Thomas
Gluodenis Troop No. Is to First
Glass Rank, Peter Tchakirides
Troop No. /; to Star Scout, John
Silkauskas Troop 25, Merit Badges
awarded. Safety and Dog Care.
John Silkauskas, Troop No. rs.
John c. Bradley, chairman of the
Central District was in charge OF
this board assisted by M. H. Too
mey. and F. E. Mccormack.
mack.
South District: Promoted to Sec
ond Glass Rank, Paul Bonaldt
George Codianni and John DeMice
Troop No. 26; to Star Scout, Thorn
as K. Sturges Troop No. 10. Mr..
Harold G. Manning, chairman OF
the Advancement Committee was
in charge of this board assisted by
Frank r. Oppe, David F.. Babson,
Albert Spagnolo, Joseph George
and Carmen DeMaria.
A new Boy Scout Troop No, 80
sponsored by st. Mary's Russian
Orthodox church has just been reg
istered in the Mattatuck Council of
the Boy Scouts of America, The
troop will receive their charter IN
the near future. Charter members
of the new troop are Scouts George
Ruzinkoyic. Dan Ciar.o. Anthony
Koban. Michael Kirilenko, Peter
Xrawchok, Albert Cabana. Francis
Mancini Rocco Sodaao, Theodore
Yaroshuk Francis A. Lione, Michael
Granatuk. The leaders are Scout
master. Demitry Kaenyck and AS
sistant Scoutmaster John zabloek,
Chairman OF the Committee Paul
Opalak. Rev. Peter Dzubay. and
Peter LaBoda. members OF the
Troop Committee, The Troop was
organized by Assistant District
Commissioner Anthony Guastafar-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
SETTLEMENT MADE
in TWOLAWSUITS
Papers Withdrawn Today;
Construction Company
Filed $500 Suit

Rita A. Fox of Waterbury today
withdrew the $4,000 civil action
filed in superior court against John
Parker, executor OF the will of the
late Thomas E. Parker of Water
bury. The Plaintiff claimed she
sustained severe injuries to her left
hand Dec. 3, 1912, when a sasheord
broke on q window at premises
owned by the defendant at 80 Wash
ington street. Terms OF settlement
were not disclosed.
Also withdrawn today was a $4,000
suit entered In common pleas court
by Paul and Richard Varis OF Pros
pect against Boisy Jones OF Water
bury. The action was based on a
collision which occurred Aug. 10,
1912, on Hamilton avenue.
Claiming extra materials and
services given to Fulgenzio and
Rose Pisani of Waterbury In con-
struction OF a house on Fairfield
avenue are worth 81 1890. Giuseppe
Madonna and the Madonna Con-
struction Co today filed a $500
civil action In common pleas court.
A contract for the construction was
made March 10, 1891, and involved
an original sum OF $4,000. the COM
plant states.
Foreclosure of q mechanics lien
entered by the plaintiffs and pos
session Of the premises Is sought.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
ELECTION HALTS
CIVIL ACTIONS
Counsel Obtain COntinu.
ances to Take Part in
Battle of Polls

Today's special election halted two
civil actions in superior court as
lawyers for the plaintiffs informed
Judge John A. Cornell their services
were desired at the polls.
Attorney Albert w. Hummel, chief
moderator Of today's voting, told the
court he would be present tomorrow
unless there's another tie." Stating
he had no objection Defense Coun-
sci Michael v. Blansfield commented
facetiously May the best man win,
and this is one time the Democrats
won't have anything to do with it."
Also excused was Attorney Miles
F. McNiff, Jr., who left Immediately
for voting place. Since the court
gave its approval the two actions
will not lose their place on the trial
list.
A hearing In the William Eberle
case was postponed when the court
was informed a counsel for the de-
tense was engaged in another trial.
Reassignment of the $4,000 suit
against the Connecticut Light and
Power Co. and two New York con-
tracing firms will be made Friday.
A hearing in the alimony action
of Gladys G.. Hodson against Fred
erick Hodson was scheduled tenta-
lively for tomorrow when a lawyer
for the defense was unable to ap-
pear today.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
Board Of Works In
Adjourned Meeting
Announces Decision
Board Of Finance Has Provided Necessary Funds for
Undertaking Seven Local Projects Without
Further Delay

The board of works at a special
previously adjourned meeting held
his noon, formally awarded the
contract for the construction of var
ous sewers to the B. NJ. Y. Con-
struction Co., Of Wethersfield. The
winning contract was reported to
be in the sum Of $l706S with the
next and only other bid, submit
ted by the Lambo Construction Co.,
Of this city, In an amount Of $l9,-
p33.
The B. M. Y. Co., was proven to
be the low bidder at the opening of
the contracts at last Wednesday
nights meeting Of the board, but
at the time no formal award was
granted as under city charter the
board first had to determine from
the board Of finance whether
available funds remained to cover
the cost of the construction.
The latter board met last
Thursday and after arranging for
sufficient funds to defray the in
tended costs, so notified the board
Of works who today made the for
NAL award.
The sewers to be constructed are
to be located on Fulton Park, Ash
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
STATE TAKES
OVER RENT SETUP
Local Office Staff Greatly
Reduced; Volunteers
Expected to Aid

Direction of local rent control ac-
tivities was transferred today from
the regional office in Boston to the
state headquarters in Hartford. but
no specific changes are planned for
the Waterbury office, it was re-
ported today.
George McDuff, local administra-
tor, pointed out that the Water
bury staff has been reduced con-
siderably in the past few months
and the city will not be affected by
the announced plans to reduce rent
staffs.
The new set-up will involve SUI
pervision directly through the Hart
ford Office and aid to the local
staff will be given by field repre-
sentatives from the state office.
The change was made to reduce
expenses of administering the rent
controls, 1t was reported. Volun-
teer help will also be solicited.
Hartford New Britain. New Ha-
ven, Bridgeport, and New London
also will be affected by the new
organizational set-up.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
OLSON SUCCEEDS
JOSEPH E. TALBOT

Naugatuck, Nov. 9-William @.
Boies, Lewis A. Dibble, Donald G.
MacVicar and Hiding N. Olson were
elected directors of Naugatuck
Chamber of Commerce for three
year terms at the annual election
last night. Mr.. Olson, treasurer the
past two years, will succeed Cong.
Joseph E. Talbot. 1t was the only
change OF directors.
The directors whose terms did not
expire were Pres. Harold P. Baldwin,
william NJ. Chittenden. C. E. Jones,
W. H. Moody. w. j. Noble, Jr.. H. r.
Perry. v. N. Peterson and P. E. Rice.
The new directors will be soon to
name officers for the coming year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
WOMEN PLAINTIFFS
GRANTED DEGREES
Three Divorce Actions Dis
posed OF Today By Judge
John A. Cornell

Virginia lie Porter Radcliffe of
Milford was granted a divorce from
Edward Chatfield Radcliffe of An
sonia on a roSs-compiaint following
a hearing before Superior Court
Judge John A. Cornell this morn
ing. Although the case was on the
contested list the husband, who filed
the original divorce complaint, did
not appear and his counsel called
no witnesses.
Mrs. Radcliffe, who claimed she
was deserted December 6, 1898, was
awarded custody of a minor child.
The couple married July 3, 1885.
DEGREES were also awarded today
by Judge Cornell in two uncontested
actions heard last Friday. One OF
Them had been held up pending
illing OF a military affidavit,
Madeline Briscoe Scanlon OF Wa
tegbury was granted a divorce from
Michael Scanlon OF Enfield on the
ground Of intemperance. The couple
married April 3, 1919 in England
The petitioner obtained custody OF
five minor children.
Mildred b. Gallagher OF Water
bury was given divorce from
George E, Gallagher, also OF this
city. Custody of a minor child was
awarded to the mother and pro-
vision made Tor payment of $40
weekly for its support and 81 week
~ as alimony. The defendant will
be given the right TO visit the child
over the week ends and have its
custody during his summer two
week vacation. The couple married
October 30, 1888 and the plaintiff
Gained her husband became intol-
erably cruel April /, 1896.
A hearing opened in superior
court today in the divorce action
brought by Andrew II. Brace
against Emma Curtis Frazee. Pres
entation OF testimony is expected
TO continue throughout the after
noon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09

Private Joseph G. Dellacamera of
Oakville is at Coe College, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, where he is receiving
aviation cadet training.
Lieutenant Charles r. Phillips,
son of Mrs. Francis T. Phillips of
A Chapman street, has been award
ed the Air Medal at a post in
England. He is pilot of the Flying
Fortress "Buccaneer."
Henry w. Minor, Jr., of 80 Willow
street, has been commissioned a
second lieutenant at the Army Air
Force school at Yuma, Ariz.
Walter w. Lowell of 43 Newton
Terrace is taking an aviation course
at Central State Teachers College
Stevens Point, Wis.
Corp. Joseph Gugliotti, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gugliotti, of
No. 228 Cooke street, was recently
home on furlough for 10 days.
He was indicted in the service on
March %, 1913, graduated from
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
TWO CANDIDATES
FILE EXPENSES

Statements Of expenses placed on
file with the town clerks Office show
the total cost Of last weeks cleo
ton demands on the two successful
candidates, Neil F. Maloney, con-
troller, and Joseph E. Shea, city
clerk.
Both statements revealed a total
cost of $3.50 each made up Of dona-
lions to the Democratic town COM
mittee. No other like statements
have been filed as yet by candidates
Of any parties. The three parties
represented are the Democrats. Re-
publcans and Independent Demo-
Gratis.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-09
BANK INSURANCE
TO Be EXTENDED

Atty. Michael v. Blansfield, presi-
dent of the Savings Bank Life In
surance Fund OF Connecticut reports
that it was decided at meeting OF
the committee held at The Elton
Yesterday. that issuance Of group
life insurance policies to large groups
of employees should be fostered.
It was stated by Mr.. Blansiield.
also, that various manufacturing
concerns about the state had re-
quested the formation OF such type
policies of low cost bracket.
Figures on the cost OF group life
insurance will be considered at q
meeting of the fund group In New
Haven, Dec. Q.
The meeting held yesterday con-
sidered the expenses OF the issuing
banks In determining the dividend
rate for the policy holders OF the
plan and discussed the investment
Yield to be expected from reserves
which are set up under the plan
to protect policy holders, the attor-
ney said.