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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
He Denies II

The story starts back in
Sweden when the American
hegira was suggested Accord
ing 10 the first cabled accounts,
Hagg announced:
II won't compete in any war
agency meets in the L. =. n.
because I want 10 he welcomed
in the so-called Axis countries
as well as In Allied countries.
This was quickly followed by
another yarn in which Gunder,
the Wonder claimed he was
Tnisquoted. Well maybe he was.
The alibi has a familiar sound,
but let II 60
- When hea arrived in America,
Hagg protested against being
required 10 race against Gregg
Rice when he had only approx
matelv three weeks 20 lose his
sea legs and get into condition.
The fact that Chief Specialist
Rice had even less time 10 get
ready ne entered the meet the
day before n was held was
overlooked by our visitor
As he prepares for his mile
race against Gil Dodd> tomor-
row Hagg has this 10 say.
II will run the mile against
Dodds solely because l have
been told the Army Air Forces
Benefit Fund will he hampered
ny a lack of attendance unless
do. I am not yet in condition
10 run "A satisfactory mile hut
I Mil do 80 even hough
know am ieopardiZing my
reputation a. runner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

Suffolk Park Results

FIRST RACE A-Fsar..Its uJr.
Rough Honey tTfenf. luDu hu uu
CITY Bred tCIagEetft un go
a Gf0ftland luthst4 400
me, I IS SO. ~ = %
Ft,r A ~ Pour Ifat Love Venture
Tufraoout ara Nsldina RIp also ran.
Brown enfr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
SUFFOLK DOWNS

i-uGIN Big Stakes. Ainde1ui
2-VALpTNA TOUT Last Frontier'
Grey Wolf
MARJORIE $. Ia Scala, La Rein
cite
4-LOsT GOLD. Cstcau ida Rogers.
WAR RESULT, Quakertown, III
Comb.
s-LUCKY DRAW. Dog Day, Mrs.
Amos.
T DIZZY r. SPEEDY Josie EstA
s-OFF SHORE Waugh Pop, JACK
Ruhens.
REsT-VAIDINA TOUT.
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a BOoJIANA. Stcpwisely Peppy Miss.
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BULL REICH. Go-Gino. Marx.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17
FoR SATURDAY

EIGHTH RACE 81 300 claiming 4
n olds and up Pierce Turf Course
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-17

IA LITFNTIIf ININFH'F 'I'I-II"-I.
TRACK fast
Horses Hsied in order - posi- position
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FOR SATURDAY

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Iimes rarrieT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
On The Planet Monqo
| AZ E. A..D AY
BY Billy De Beck
By Westoyer

FOR At TIE CONTROLS OF TIE LcNNEslNG WINCH \
CRAZY ELNlN IS LAUGHING WITH G-EE---
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Current RatiOning Regulations
NEW RATION PROGRAM

Meats fats oils cheese fish be bought on
Sixteen points person WIZ De allowed
weekly stamps viii be valid throughout the month
April e. while the Red and stamps
become respectively Stamps may be accumu-
they take effect but the April stamps VIII not DC
valid in May. A..
The accumulation stamps allowed to permit consumers to
roa other large amounts OF meats that take more
than weeks points
PROGRESSED FOOD
Blue A. B. stamps valid through wednesday
March stamps force be used through
April go
TIRES
Wednesday March g. the deadine for tire inspection OF nOOe
Of A gasoline ration books.
cates longer necessary obtain for passenger
light truck tires
Coffee Coupon No. 20 win be in effect until April a.
FUEL ON.
Coupon No. 4 Is valid until April II.
No g. which 10 worth 10 gallons valid until sept 80
GASOLINE
% and 20" coupons are now valid gallons and
worth i've gallons -. -
Coupons valid for three gallons but must
period twice long the previous one
SUGAR
Coupon valid for purchase Of nve pounds sugar
until May 81.
Each pairs Of Shoes Coupon
No. n War Ration viii be permitted
fabric payhoes and loaerS nave been
list required for sneakers SKI
skating and baby shoes that under sine four
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
STATE

Performances tomorrow evening
ct Warmers State theater conclude
the engagements Of "Star Spangled
Rhythm" starring Bing Crosby, Bob
Hope and more than forty other
stars: also "Wrecking Crew" with
Richard Arlen and Chester Morris.
Starting Wednesday the State
ushers In another smash hit Of the
spring movie season with "Air
Force" starring John Garfield, Gig
Young and score Of other favor
ties as the headliner Of the pro.
gram.
Produced with the cooperation Of
the United States government, the
story Is concerned with the trials
and tribulations Of one ''Mary Ann,
O BIZ caught unprepared above the
embattled waters Of the South Pa
cific during the treacherous at
tack on that fateful December 7th.
Starting when the "Mary Ann"
and Its crew Of nine leave on q
peace time mission to Honolulu, the
story tells Of the emergency land
ing when the crew learns Of the
attack on Pearl Harbor. With their
destination Wake Island, they ar
rive there only to learn that they
must take of at once for Manila.
Encounterlng difficulties on the
way, they make q hazardous landing
at CLARK Field, where they are at
tackled while loading ammunition.
It Is the battle Of the Coral Sea
that Is responsible for the end Of
the MARY Ann, but not until she
Is safely landed on Australian ter
ritory.
Except for O couple Of incidental
roles, the cast Of "Air Force" Is
composed Of the bomber's crew, fea-
turing John Garfield, Gig Young,
Harry Carey, George Tobias, Ar
thur Kennedy, James Brown, John
Ridgely, Ray Montgomery and
Ward Wood.
And for your further enjoyment
the MANAGEMENT proudly presents
Bert Gordon, the Mad Russian" OF
radio fame in O laugh riot entitled
Lets Have Fun" with q large cast
Of favorites in support OF the Ia
nous comedian. d.
Starting Thursday morning at
$3.50 the state will present an Early
Bird show for the convenience OF
defense workers. The show will start
promptly at $50 and will be over
at 1880, giving workers or shop
pers two solid hours Of top notch
entertainment. So, plan now to be
at the State Thursday morning.
Doors will open at 9:l5 and the
show will start promptly at $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

The Waterbury Chapter, College
Of st. Elizabeth Alulnnae, met SAT-
urday at q luncheon IN the Copper
Room Of the Hotel Elton with Miss
Margaret Kllmartln presiding.
Miss Alice McLlnden gave the
secretarial report and Miss Mary
Louise Parsons, the financial report.
There was q discussion Of the mem.
bers' activities IN the defense pro-
gram, and the appointment Of q
Victory Speaker for successive meet
ings.
Mas Marion Cassln and Mrs.
Joseph Cassln arranged the affair.
Among those attending were Miss
Kathryn Hayes, National President;
Miss Kilmartin, Miss McLinden,
Miss Parsons, Catherine Maloney,
Mrs, Joseph Cassin, Mrs. Edward
MCDONALD, Helen NJ. Mccarthy, An
geline Russo, Catherine Healey,
Margaret Maloney, Agnes Fits-
patrick, Lucy Bowes. Mrs. Henry
Begnal, Nancy Delaney, Marion
Cassir, Mae Shanahan, Claire Law
Tor, Marguerite Kennaugh, Arlene
Chatfield, Mrs. william Dadiona,
and Anne German.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Red Cross Plans
Monday Glasses

A refresher course for Red Cross
first aid instructors win open to-
night at the Connecticut Light as
Power CO., auditorium. Glasses viii
be held each night through Thurs.
day from Z TO $50 p, m, under the
instruction Of Edmund ]. Monegon,
field representative for the east.
ern area OF the Red Gross,
Arrangements for the training
have bene made by Miss Alice Briggs
chairman OF the local first aid serV-
ice, and Robert N. REESE, vice chair
man.
Women's swimming classes. de-
signed for physical fitness, skill and
relaxation. will open the spring
term Of the Red Cross which is TO
be held at the Crosby high school
pool on Monday evenings at s, 2
and 3 o'clock.
Those Wishing TO take the course
must present a health certificate
once O year, either from their own
physician or DR.. H. F. Morrill,, Cards
to be filled out by physicians may
be obtained from the instructors,
Florence Turnbull and Marian
Northrop Kraft.
Instruction will include swimming
strokes, water stunts, diving and
life saving. Students are requested
to provide their own suits, caps,
soap and towels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

Today and tomorrow will afford
you your last opportunity to see the
grand double show now being pre-
sented on the screen Of the Loew
Poll Theater, currently showing are
"Three Hearts for julia" co-star.
ring Ann Sothern and Melvyn
Douglas, and Tennessee johnson"
co-starring Van Helm and Ruth
Hussey. Remember-thiS program
comes 70 q close ct the Loew Poll
Theater tomorrow evening, 30 plan
to gee these two Aims before they
conclude their local engagement.
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week, for two big days only, q stage
full Of the top stars Of screen, radio
and stage will appear In person ct
the Loew Poll Theater, In O show
to be presented for four perform.
ances daily, at 1870, 400, $50 and
900 p. m.
Heading the progrm Is Americas
newest and grandest band, Hal
MacLntyre and his Glen Island
Casino orchestra featuring that gor-
geous little songbird, lovely Helen
Ward, and sensational Al Nobel.
A special added attraction on this
weeks show Is Arlene Harris, the
human chatterbox from Al Pearce's
radio program, while other big stars
include Doris Dupont, presenting o
symphony in taps, and the EarlS, q
whirl Of twirls.
And In addition to the stage bill
there Is O fine surrounding screen
program headed by Margin for Err
ror," o riot Of laughs from goth Cen
tury Fox featuring Milton Berle
and Joan Bennett, with Otto Prem.
niger leading an outstanding sup
porting cast.
The screen program gets under.
way promptly at ~ noon on both
Wednesday and Thursday, with
doors Of the theater opening at il:45
O. m. for the henefit Of the city's
thousands Of defense workers who
wish to attend and see an early
stage and screen show and be out
Of the theater by 2:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES


Miss Janet Elwin, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, remnant Elwin OF
Woodruff street, has been initiated
by ARErE womens social society
at Cornell University,
A daughter, Susan Airline, was
born on March IS at the Water
bury hospital to Mr.. and Mrs, Otis
caouette OF WATERFOWL avenue,
Mr.. ard Mrs, Frederick s, Smith
of Chase Parkway had as their week
end guests, Lieut., Col. Newton Alex.
ander and Mrs. Alexander Of Storrs,
Mrs. william Lenkowski has ar
rived from Florida TO spend the
duration with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Richard A. Baldwin of Hill
side avenue. Her husband, Lieut.,
Lenkowski, has been transferred to
Tennessee,
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Legeet OF
Capitol avenue have been entertain
ing their daughter, Mrs, Edmund
BroSnan aud her son, Robert, Of
Hartford
Miss Grace Wolff, president Of
the Waterbury Quota club, Mrs,
Ruth LaVallee, Mrs. Leila Cotter,
Miss Anna Skehan and Miss Mary
Hennessey, international Director OF
Quota, attended pot luck" supper
OH Saturday evening, sponsored by
the Torrington Quota Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
HOWARD ELECTED
STATE PRESIDENT

Palmer Howard Of New Britain
and Richard Stanley Of West Hart
ford, were elected president and
vice-president, respectively, Of the
Connecticut Social Studies Teach
ers' association last Saturday, at the
spring meeting In Hartford. Samuel
Meyers and Miss Elizabeth Kane of
Waterbury completed two-year
terms as president and vice-presi-
dent.
vice-president Stanley delivered
q speech on Social Studies and the
War; John H. Fitzgerald Of Weth.
ersfield high school spoke on Eff
cient Use Of Current Material,
Gathering and its USE; and Rich
ard B. Scandrett, Jr., graduate Of
Amherst college and Columbia uni
verstiy, stressed the urgency Of con-
tinued cooperation among Allied
nations In q postwar world and the
maintenance Of friendly relations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
SCOVILL EMPLOYE
CROWNED QUEEN

Chosen as the most attractive
Waterbury war plant worker, Miss
Pegi Becker Of the Scovill Mfg. Co.,
was crowned Victory Queen" at Q
ceremony held ct DooIittie Alley hall
Saturday night. Acting in the alb.
sence Of Mayor John 8. Monagan.
City Controller Cornelius J. Malonay
ofiiciaily declared Miss Becker Wa
terbury's Victory Queen, before plac.
ing q wreath Of flowers on her blond
head.
The browning was supplemented
by musical entertainment given by
q group Of talented workers from
the various departments ct Scovill's
with Steve Ferucci, funnyman, sup.
plying the chuckles. Ten Of the
ccmpany's loveliest employees par.
ticipated In fashion show. Miss
Gertrude Swirda Of the scovill Drum
Corps. acted as mistress Of Gre
monies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
STRAND

Tomororw's the last day to see
Strands special show "Ape Man"
and "Kid Dynamite. "Ape Man" Is
O horror show with Bella Lugosi who
plays the part Of q doctor who ex-
perlments on himself and turns
himself into O gorilla and can't turn
himself back to normal. It Is a
thrilling horror show for all horror
fans to see.
On the same program "Kid Dyn-
annite" with East Side Kids Is q
gang busting film with the Tough
Kids. These kids have q gang Of
their own and In the gang appears
to be gentleman who wants SO
much TO join up. but certain lead
es, Mugs, does not want him. In the
meantime the young gentleman
falls in love with Hugs sister and
fights for her and then joins the
army to prove himself man. The
gang follows to join too. These two
pictures will play for the last time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Classical Teachers
Honor Miss Croft

Worcester, Mass, March 2e-Miss
Margaret H. Croft, head Of the Lat.
In department Of Crosby High
school, Waterbury Conn.,, was elected
to the executive committee Of the
New England Classical Association,
at the seth annual convention Of
the organization ct Holy Cross Col.
lege over the weekend.
Others elected to the committee
were Prof. william Chase Greene
Of Harvard University, ana Prof.
Herbert N. Couch Of Brown Univer-
sity.
Very Rev. Joseph r. N. Maxwell,
8. j., rector Of Holy Cross College,
was named president Of the asso-
citation succeeding Goodwin b.
Beach Of Hartford. More than 100
delegates from ell parts Of New
England attended the sessions. The
principal address was given by Dean
Roscoe @. Pound Of Harvard Uni
versity Law School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Marriage
Intentions

The following marriage inten-
lions were filed today with the
registrar Of vital statistics:
John Tyler, 642 Bank street and
Dorothy Lee Cald, 6z2 Bank
street.
George Fenn, u. 8. Army, and
Vivian 7 NfatsOn, WATERFOWL.
Joseph Scisbics, California, and
Gemma 8. Recchia, Use Highland
avenue.
Herbert T. JOhansOn, New Hs.
ven, and Dorothy M. Grandt, Oak.
vile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
NEW CLASS IN FIRST
AID NOW ORGANIZING

A class In first aid which will be
held three times weekly, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from $3.50
to 1890 p. m. at the Chapter house
at s. Grove street has been arranged
for new registrants Of the Red Cross
motor corps service, 1t was an
nounced today by Mrs. Stephen
Burial, corps chairman. Registra-
ton Is open to women Of American
citizenship, between the ages OF 20
and so, who hold q drivers license
Persons who wish to register are
requested TO call Mrs. Burial at
1880, or Red Cross Chapter House
on Grove street on Monday morning
up to $50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Mrs. NV. Potter
Club Hostess

AT a recent meeting The nun1l
HUI Literary Club planned In en-
nual Luncheon for April % aA ~
Bunker I'M Church club rooms.
Mrs. John w. Potter entertolAe1
the members at her home on Woo0~
side avenue. During the asteKnoon
she compared the freedom Of tlls
life Of American Youth b the r.
Stricted discipline OF Japanese chile
dren. Mrs. Potter used as her ref
erence, Ambassador Crews "Repogla
On Tokyo.
The Paly Reading Group win en~
terrain at the next meeting, April
II, at the Club rooms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Engagements
SWANSON.DEROUIN

The engagement Of Miss Claire r,
Derouin Of Galivan street, to Ar
mold Emanuel Swanson, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Arvid Swansonfl Of Citi-
Gems avenue, has been announced by
her sister, Mrs. Alexander Daude-
lin Of East Clay street. Miss Derouin
is the daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Derouin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
EnerE. .MApeMMY

The engagement Of Miss Mary
Jayne Hapenny Of East Main street,
to Clark Stevens Sperry, petty ON
Ger first class, U. s. Navy, has been
announced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Hapenny Of East
Main street. Mr.. Sperry is the son
Of Mrs. J. v. Sperry Of Baltimore,
Maryland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
HELPS HOUSEWIFE

New York - Cup - Hunter Col.
lege now offers q course called Con.
sumers' Problems IN Wartime to
help the harried housewife. The
scope and operation Of the ration.
ing program are discussed In ad.
dition TO the problems Of the home.
maker as the purchasing agent for
the family today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

tomorrow.
Starting Wednesday "0host and
A Guest" Is our feature and also
Land Of Hunted Men" to play for
three days at the Strand theater.
Starting Saturday an all revival
show for you-"Great Guy" with
James Cagney and "39 Steps" star
ring Madeleine Carroll, Robert
Donat. Lou asked for these two
great hits so we've brought them
back for you; They will show for
days only starting Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
ANSWERS By NUMBER

Army Air Forces Advanced Flying
School, Pampa, Tex. (UP)-Thele 9
one soldier here who answers roll
call with his serial number rather
than his name. The reason? Here's
his name: John 8. Cwiertniewicz
He's q technician fifth grade and
Q native Of Oregon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Miss Mildred Durr
Married Wednesday

Miss Mildred Ann DUR, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
j. DUR Of Willow street, will be.
come the bride Of Harry Stanley
Hanson, son Of Mrs. Harry Hanson
and the late Mr.. Hanson OF Warner
Place on Wednesday.
The ceremony will be performed
ct two O'Clock at st. Johns Eplsco-
pal church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
HIGH SCHOOLS PLAN
COMBINED PROGRAM

The annual Inter-high school
concert will be presented by the
combined band and orchestra ct
wildly high school auditorium on
April IS. The program will consist
Of alternating musical selections by
the two groups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUR

Winners In the Friday afternoon
session under the direction Of Mrs.
W. s Smith included: Mrs. Charles
Audet, Mrs. Homer Bernier, enc Ia;
Mrs. Joseph McArdle, Mrs. Arthur
Gross, %68; Mrs. John Vail, Mrs.
Robert Strohacker, 46S Ia; Mrs.
Asa York, Mrs. william Andres,
46l: Mrs. Frank Drlscoll, Mrs. Clar-
ence Hayward, $50.
Scorers Friday were Mrs. Audet,
Mrs. Bernier, o.; Mrs. Walter
Woods, Mrs. Edward Graham, 81
Ia; Mrs. Frank Driscoll, Mrs. Clar.
ence Hayward, %; Mrs. Domenic
Florio, Mrs. Joseph Reilly, SO Ia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

Congressional elFoles are huuulnR
win talk % = probe Into the Gallup
&eii1 The BFlcker hoom Cor
President has fallen elat Ohio
ANS are weighing q. 8. Senator "A.
u. Burton - =. y. h. win double
veto che farm bloc By kAyolmg Che
approval Of farm draft aeleEment
and The booming o. farm parity
price bills =. The phono wires are
sam ulEnllng from washington over
Rep. Clare kuce's cali % Golfers
Frank Geruarsl regarding her pen
portrait % her .s., Frank lNittl,
Che Chicago underworld Dlggle, shot
himself dead because his medlcO told
him he had only 3 months 70 live
-. Seven more detectives have been
denoted IA another shakeup =.
Jack Benny's Illness Is more serious
than suspected Ben Berries
physician flew 70 che coast again
because ee his bad turn Bushy
DeEkeley's pleas failed 20 change
Claire James decision Of melting.
She gOes 70 court on the coast Wed.
uesday Capt. Rlckenbacker's
speeches arc allegedly ghOsted BY
Steve flanagan.
There was q Mortified screech
when this reporter recently said
certain citizens were damphools"
for re-electlng certain oppositionists
to the war effort A reader SUBJ
lnits the following excerpt from For-
tune Magazine OF May, 1912: This
nth Congress contains an overflow
ing measure Of hacks, demagogues
and tlmeservers. But for the pres.
eHlce OF (these) the blame rests
squarely upon the American cleo.
torate. It belongs to the people
who voted for them" -. Scooped
BY O year, by heck.
Ben Glmbel, Jr., Of Phllly IL
waiting for che final decree TO jump
ON the bOnd-wagOn, again -. Carol
Hruces current arm decoration Is
II. Bud Arrin Of Chicago A BOs.
ton gang war has started over q
shooting In the Latin Quarter night
spot there The condition Of
Frank Gilmore, 70, n serious at
Roosevelt Hosp. He n the beloved
prexy Of various actor guilds -.
Dorothy Blgbee, shOwglrl In the
Billy Rose zoo, was stranded ut the
altar Thursday. Her betrOthed sent
u wire saying: my parents won't
let mo out Of che house" =. /.
Luclus Recbe, The scTivener, told
ChlcagOans he couldn't get . priority
20 10 che 3. Pacific ~ q reporter
for the coast, but arranged one as
q turret lathe worker for II. Kaiser
49,, Henry Luce, Time chief, will
20 20 the s. Pacific ~ q reporter.
Joan Blondell, according to coast
tlpsters, was on q tour OF training
depots out there The star was
irritated at noticing that the front
pews Of these entertainments were
usually occupied by officers and
their wives Finally, at once
camp Joan stepped to the front Of
the stage and said: 1.-THE other per-
formers and myself have come here
to entertain the enlisted men. We
would all be much happier to see
the enlisted men as far back as the
eyes can reach, with officers IN the
last eowsl"
Mrs. Lionel Atwlll d now reported
unwlndlng matters I'm Reno, after
VvhlNh aha NAV wed an Army CaN-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
CORNELL CLUB

winners In the Friday afternoon
tournament under the direction Of
Mrs. J. Q. Moriarty included: Mrs.
Gunar Swanson, Mrs. Roger Pea
body, .686; Mrs. r. Gerald Parker,
Mrs. Daniel Martin, $50; Mrs,
Howard May, Mrs. w. q. Bailey,
.675; Mrs. Keith Anderson, Mrs. Earl
Pierson, SOS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

Mr.. and MRS. William Hands
savings street have been on1as
lTNy MRS. E.nds' brother, 0eO1a 3
Griffin OF Miami, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

Land Girls and men formerly con-
sidered unempioyable have reclaim.
ed 1,2OO acres IN Essex, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

Sugar has been in general use
for only about $50 years, declares
o London historian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

DR.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Larkin,
who are at their winter home, In
vernesS, Florida, have been enter
tanning DR.. J. Harold Root Of
Fleming street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

A son, James Joseph, vas born OH
March % at the waterbury hospi-
tai, to Mr.. and Mrs. william j,
Woermer Of Naugatuck. Mrs, Woer-
mer Is the former Julia Doran OF
this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Garden CLubberS
To Attend Course

Miss Charlotte Merchant of May
nard avenue and Mrs. Louis f.,
Brandely Of windsor street will rep
resent the Waterbury Garden club
at o spring lecture course to be spon-
sored by the Federated Garden
Clubs OF America.
It will be held tomorrow at ten
thirty O'Clock In the YWCA of New
Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29

Mrs. Lionel Atwlll q now reported
Vuawlndlng matters In Reno, after
which she may wed an Army Cap