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COUNCIL DECIDES

Noiltlilueu from rage One)
his recent return to the city he
had not had time enough to IA
miliarize himself with the quail
ifications of the many candi.
dates for the position of captain
Of police and said that was the
reason he was not ready to vote
on the issue last night.
Councilman ]. C. Sweetinq
said that the reason the appoint
met had not been made was be-
cause the board was waiting for
the expiration of the two weeks
vacation granted Mr.. Camera.
and also that he favored a full
membership of the board to vote
on the matter.
Councilman Leonard B. Grill
lon corroborated what the other
councilmen had said relative to
The vacation granted Mr.. Ca
nero and holding the matter in
allegiance until a full member
ship of the council was present
to make the appointment of a
new captain of police.
Mr.. Grillon. in answer to what
had been said relative to the
buck passing" and political
maneuverings in connection with
the appointment of captain of
police. stated most emphaticallY
that hes stood ready at all times
to vote on any issue that may
come before the council for Its
consideration and disposal there
of.
To bear this out. he declared
that the records would show
that he has always voted yes or
no in all matters coming up
since he has been a member of
the board. never having pass
ed" on roll call. which shows
conclusivelY that he never has
"straddled the fence. He con.
cluded by saying that he is al
ways free to vote according to
the dictates of his conscience.
and is ready to stand or fall by
whatever action he may take in
serving the people in the capa-
city of a councilman.
At the conclusion of these state
ments, Councilman Grillon made
a motion which was seconded
and carried, that special meeting
of the council be called immediate
ly upon the arrival in the city of
the two councilmen that are now
absent, atld TO notify them of the
special session TO be held, with the
understanding that the matter of
appointing captain of police will
be made at that time, providing
that four members respond to the
call. which is enough for a quorum,
regardless of whether the other
members, who will be in the city
at the time. are present or not In
all probability this meeting will
be held the latter part of this week
or the first of the coming week.
Mayor Willard NJ. Albury. in be-
lalf Of the council and other Of
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eminent in the area of the Salt
Ponds, The permission was grant
ed.
A letter was read from John
Nebo relative to the statements
made by Rogelio Gomez in an en-
deavor to have his license revoked
IN operating his place of business
on Duval street. The matter was
referred to the public safety COM
mittee.
The resignation of Jose Espinosa
as police officer was read and ac-
cepted.
The resignation of Wilson Jolly
as paid fireman was also pre-
sented and accepted.
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TWO STANDARD TWIN-SIZE
BEDS. baby bathinette, play
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AUDITORS REP RT

The followinggi is the report COM
piled and read by Auditor Charles
R. Roberts at the meeting of the
City Council last night, covering
collections of taxes and licenses
during the month of April:
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Knox aide sees 100000 white
collar class drafted for war jobs.
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A new philosophy is declared
to be vital wartime need.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

D4.as-.,a g. E11 F,s,-f., 90 la-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
Legal Notice
NOTICE

DISTRICT Of WATERBURY, IS. PRO.
BATE COURT, Feb. 2eth, a. ID.
1913. ESTATE OF JOHN VARDEL.
II. late OF Waterbury, In said
District, deceased.
Upon the application Of PETER
FARDETsLf, praying that letters Of
administration may be granted on
said Estate, 40 per application on
fle more fully appears, IL r.
ORDERED, That said application
be heard aud determined ct the Pro:
bate Offee IN Waterbury, IN said
District, on the eth day Of April
A, -, ieas at 10 O'clock IN the fore-
noon, Eastern War Time, and thai
notice be given of the tendency o!
said application, and the time ard
place 81 hearing thereon BY publish
Ing the same one time IN some
newspaper having . circulation ~
said District, also, ~ mailing
In Registered letters. postage pre-
paid from Waterbury, a copy Of ehit
order 20 Alien Property. Custodian,
washington, b. q, and % Once d
Allen Property Custodian, 4 70 James
y, Sullivan, Eaq,. Ase nfQaoWaFs. y.
", ~, All % o. before tne uE4 Gay
of March as9S.
mkRaumnITn u. RAWy.
@F"H+&4 So" wv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

NOTICE
WILLIAM LuDzus. Of ux

WILLIAM LUDzUs. OF ux
WATERBURY, LUMBER q COAL
COMPANY, O Connecticut Corpor.
alton, formerly located and doing
business In said Waterbury, and
Its successors and Its creditors,
all unknown; and
SAMUEL WASKOWITZ Of New
Britain, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
SUPERIOR COURT, LITCHTIELD
COUNTY, February IS, is4S.
ORDER OF NOTICE

Upon the complaint Of the said
William LudSus and Margaret
LudEus. praying, for reasons there
in set forth for (l) judgment quiet
Ing and settling the title to certain
premises situated on the northerly
WATERFOWL in said Litchheld Coun-
ty; (2) judgment declaring certain
mortgage from David Macarthur &
Lula M. Macarthur to the Water.
bury Lumber & Coal Company dated
Sept. rs, 1913 and recorded In Wa
tertown Land Records. Vol. IS,
equitable relief as the Court may
determine proper in the premises,
returnable to the Superior Court
in and for Litchfleld County on the
FIRST Tuesday OF April, 1s4S.
It appearing to and being found
by the subscribing authority that
THERRFoRE ORDERED tina,
notice OF the tendency OF said COM
plant be given by some proper
officer by publishing this order in
The WATERBURY, DEMOCRAT, a
newspaper printed in said Water
bury, Conn.,, two times SUCCESSFULLY.
day of February, 1913 and return
thereof make to this Court.
C. WESLEY WINSLOW, !
Clerk of the Superior Court for
Litchfield County, Conn.
STATE Of CONNECTICUT, CoUN-
TY OF NEW HAVEN. So. WATER
The above and foregoing IL q true
and attested copy OF the original
order of notice, In my hands for
publication with my endorsement
Attest:.
DANIEL 3. Common,
s.26-2t Deputy Sheriff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

STATE Of CONNECTICUT. Dis
TRICT OF WATERBURY,, ss. PRO-
BATE COURT, Feb, seth, 1913.
BABY BOY GRANT. Z minor OF the
age Of Is days. having been born
February 18th, 1913, residing IN
Waterbury, In said district, having
been exhibited 20 this Court 81
IRMA GRANT ana EARNINB n,
THUMEfo and ANTOIHETTE MARIA
TRUMEkO, the signeFs thereof for
acceptance and approval, it IL there.
ORDERED. That notice be given
70 al persons interested 10 appear
&c the Probate Court IN Waterbury,
% Bald district. % the Slh day 81
March, a. p. iele, at 1900 o'clsek
ln ehe forenoon Eastern War Time,
then and there % show cause II
any they have why enc eoFegoing
aBreement should not BE- accepted
ana approved ~ this Court, ~
publishing q copy Of this FoaoF ore
time N seine newapaper having 3
eIrnuIallon % SAID district AZ least
- days beEoFe anid aar " henFs
john !. HOWARD.
Hssfssf N'sfk'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
LiOe Stock
Cattle and Swine


BIG SALE-Of Chickens, i0c 10 20C
Id. 8 BroilerS for o.. II Onion st..
Tel. 3.0O80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

49,
United Press Stan Correspondent
New York, FEB. 26.-(UP)-Pvt.
Bobby "sloe" CHM Of the Army Air
Corps hopes to be fast tomorrow
night.
The bespectacled bridegroom from
stinson Field, Tex, Graves enough
speed 10 kick pine 6plinters into the
| faces Of bespectacled Gil Dodds and
90. at the finish OF the mile run In
the National A. A. q. track and field
championships.
However, little Bobby, the former
Nebraska q. runner who won the
National Collegiate A. A. mile last
June ct Lincoln, Neb., realizes that
he faces q stiR assignment when
he matches strides In Madison
Square Garden With the strongest
and bestsbalanced field in the meets
history. =
Doads Man 70 Beat
Despite the scrambled mile com.
petition thls season. Private Ohm
designates Deacon" podds Of Bos-
ton a. the man 10 beat. He says:
'.Dodds fast pace and CUTS make
him the most dangerous. Besides he
won the Baxter Mile OF the New
York A. o. CAMS last week In
A:Oe.0, which shows that he's In
form now"
OHM, dark haired and diminutive
packing about $50 pounds on q
| ave.foot.six chassis admitted that
the other four contestants were dan.
gerous too because each has been
clocked under A:l0.6. They are Earl
Mitchell Of Indiana, winner OF the
Wanamaker Mile; Negro Frank Dix
on Of New York u, winner OF the
Hunter Mile; Don Buznham OF
Dartmouth, and Jim Rafferty, OF
the New York A. Q.
CHM, who arrived yesterday for
the gailop, said: This will be the
first important race I ever ran 1n-
doors. And I've been out OF COM
petition since ] joined the Army
last August, 50 don't know what
I'll do. I ran 4:10 once outdoors.
That was two years ago when ] was
only 10. Yes, ] should be stronger
now. But I've been training on
slow, soft-coal cinder track at the
San Antonio high school. make
around 4:26 on that track, which
isn't too bad for that kind Of foot
ing
How does Private CHM arrange
his army schedule for training?
''Well," said Bobby with o grin
''I'm In the medical department -.
In the dispensary ct the S0th All
Depot. we have peculiar hours, but
they work out all right for my train.
Ing, We get up at 8 o. m. have
breakfast ct 0:46, dinner ct $3.50 and
supper OF 1880. have on from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

secure an entry blank from the
Physical Office Of the "Y''. Entries
will close March IS at which time
all entry blanks and registration
fees must be In.
AIl-America Chance
There will be many awards In
GLIDING 8 large team trophies, In.
dividual player awards for the first
two teams, all-tournament team
medals and outstanding players
high point awards. The players re-
ceiving the Outstanding player
award" will be O candidate for the
all-American team selected by the
u. s. Federation.
Following the rules Of the official
tournament 10 players may be used.
A tournament committee Of will
be announced at q later date. to act
on awards and other matters per-
tanning to play In the Tourney.
Teams should secure their entry
blanks at the Central "Y" Physical
Office or contact Ed. Readel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
YMCA To Sponsor
4-Day Gold Medal
Basketball Meet

The Central YMCA will sponsor
its first Gold Medal Basketball
Tournament March l9-20-21-22.
It was announced last night by
Joe Rimany and Ed Readel, "Y"
Physical Directors that u to 10 Of
the outstanding teams In the section
Of Connecticut would be sent to
participate in the Championship
Tourney.
Similar to Gold Medal T. urna-
nentS which have been conducted
all over the u. s. for several years
the local affair will be open to all
amateur quintets Of this area.
ANY team interested In entering
. team In this Tournament should
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
| Greco Ii Over Head
With Shans Tonight

MOTHER nxrEcrED girl and had the ceOphu picked
out ere laa aside for TIE Christening party When ne new arrival
Sss I sS e a 3 g tOaO' ana substitutes clipped n s M
boy with the pencstpe mousache and the zO suit whose aa
outon in ring Friday night Harry performed
NE T q s a ts1s & an w
h expressive sVelashss Hs extremely wOrthns contender
s S r. this s with Pyr K. gSARH y;
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3 S ps % sa S @ Up Ss . S NE
SS hasn't n@ the s Scn D a %F
vss .S public Montreal ns him m Ey:n
against those would attack the wrestling word
S WHO 70 d
cecOs rise bout stature Madison square srdsn
slightest indication class these days has OudSs getting ahead IN
n S @ sas s D ow @ @ re 70 %
accelerated everything slower
Billy spealy Without any intervening
slipping
eyes this bouts were finished 50 quickly
boxing skin and the physical makeup 70 assinHe punishment
qualities which often outweigh punching when aghtnE
strong a.u out.naTt Greco :mo3sr
shape the fight to suit himself '"'"'
vndup week. Salvatore sartola
talk Baoas pape proSaby an old rsc
both ss 70 II but Ks Sn
looks like a sweet Short-ender to me.
YoU CAN TELL BOXING FAN that hsht give
ticket ROW 4ss and mark nsass anS he'll 70 Sn s
IS hs S s: S make him nn Or the
%ng nSns S ap ana his return after days With more
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26
Articles Wanted TO Buy

PLAYER-PIANO--In good condi-
ton, also dresser. Call 4-669s from
1912.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

Dental Plates Repaired 3 bra 81
Your old plate made IKE new. up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
l0l East Main st. Dial S.0606
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-26

DENTIST - Registered In Conn.
Good opportunity. Excellent salary
Must be good operator. Write for
appointment. BOX B No. 346, Demo-
crat.
EXPERIENCED Fountain boy for
afternoons, high school age. Apply
Schneider's Bakery, IS East Main
MAN TO work in stock room.
STEADY position, good salary. Lin
coin Store, 81 West Main st.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
eeeYAnn=LeeaAAmay

Peggy Ann Logan. daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs Andrew r.
Logan Of Glastonbury road },
the guest of Arlonc Howard.
daughter Of Or. and Mrs Aus
TN T. Howard also Of Glas-
tonbury road al her summer
home in Brighton
Every day the girls enjoy
canter over the country side
Mrs William NJ. Tuttle Of
Warwick road returned home
Tuesday from Erie Pa. bring
ing hack her daughter Susan.
who has been spending part OF
The summer thCIc a> guest OF
Or and Mrs *. / Burt.
Mr. and Mrs John r Klr-
win are entertaining tins
Sunday In their NoStmoreland
road home with a dinner party
honorlng the birthday Of Mrs.
Kirwins father, Mr.. Alexander
Cliff
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Brother Best Man

Bqn Burns. brother ef tao
bridegroom was best man The
guest, were seated by Leonard
DcTOSeaU. Joseph KOCiIcT SGT
Elwin Gardner and SFi All~vfHf
GOOdCtt- The taTTCT- Two az
stationed a. Wilmington. &.
Mrs. Burns, mother Of the
bridegroom. wore 4 trcr.t
tr'F'iT,t m tires Ur TTir- PINK v'TTT
4 crcFFSkiFt and q lace bCHICe,
and a small black hat trimmed
IN pink She wore a corsage
bouquet Of orchids
For travelling the bride chose
a tWO-pToce sheer white wool
dress with brown accessories
and a cprSagc bouquet Of or
chldS After their wedding trip
SGT and Mrs Burns viii make
their home in Wilmington. c.,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Margaret
O'Connor or
Married
THE EPIPHANY CHURCH

TliE EPIPHANY CHURCH.
Il at high noon was the scene
of the wedding on Aug II Of
Margaret Ann O'Connor, daugh-
ter Of William NJ. O'Connor Of
Orangelawn avenue. and Set,
James A. Burns Jr. son Of MI
and Mrs. James A. Burns of
Indiana avenue.
The bride wore a gown OF
frosted white chiffon fashioned
with a V-neCklInc outlined by
three rows Of runles. a long
fitted bodice and bouffant
skirt marked with rufling over
"A hoop a Starched lace Juliet
cap caught up the veil Of bridal
illusion. and she carried a spray
of orchids
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Frederick ECCleStOne enlisted
i'm the army and before he left
last week for Camp Custer was
feted warrior.
Monday the EccleStonc clan
gathered al the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. =.
EccleStone IN Glastonbury road,
for farewell dinner party.
Wednesday his law fraternity
brothers. the Sigma Nu SigmaS,
provided dinner and gala
evening. Friday a group of
neighbors came for dinner and
stayed on for an evening of
merrlment. Attending were:
bEssRs. AND MFsDAMEs
dlsna l,d I,is1a osS. ;. maeR.y NJ p,Su'
David Kcddie John s Eccleston
Miss Jane Ecclsstone
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Roberts
Of Ashton road are continuing
their stay at their summer
F. -heH4e- the Point of Pines 1T
the Upper Straits
STAFF -SFtt Fred { Edwards r.
q Me. has returned 10 Camp
Stewart, Ga, following an eight
day furlough with his mother.
Mrs Ercd c -EdWardA-in- -Eal.AL
road
Mrs Edwards and a group of
ncighbors took Wednesday al
ternoon of from their war ac-
tIvItIes and met a the Ed~ ards
home for luncheon and bridge
Dining and playing were
MESDAMFs
Bruce PoFeFs II = Harkr-r
.iiaf. Herrs Ge1lse Pfent.r
Louise BDss4Ief er l. 3 BfaI
Errtf Van J,e-y
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Mrs. Carmichael
In Hollywood

MRS LEWIS CARMICHAEL
her daughter. Mrs. Jam e>
Houston. and her grandson
Donald VIII not return until
mid-October from Hollywood
ca.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
RoseddIe PIX.
Soldiers
Expected

THERE will be much rejoicing
- Monday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin G. Chaplin in
Edinboro road as their son
Gordon is arriving on a furlough
from Camp Hood, Texas.
The family Is keeping its
fingers crossed until definite
word is received from their
other son. Air Cadet John, that
he will be able TO come from
his Nashville. Tenn, camp to
be with his brother.
DIR. and Mrs. A. C. Robinson
and son Bruce of Rosemont
road spent the weekend in
South Bend visiting their son
and brother, Art Robinson, a
naval student at Notre Dame.
Ronald Thiele, a navy medical
student at the University of
Michigan. was home for the
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. l.. Thiele in Rose
mont road.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
riln++nnrc C+a,,
7 I = Ut II = y = Y
ThrOuQh Month

Mr. AND MRS WALTER =.
TRUETTNER and their sons
jim and Bill, are expected hack
from Trout Lake Wis, about
the first Of the month.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Super IN warmth, beauty and durability.
For man-tailored suits and topcoats that
go to school and football games.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

(Abore)
Elizabeth Nrgeic, '45, Of
Hi8biaHd Park High
School.
fRi8bD
Joanna WHIN, 70, Of 81,
Marl's High School.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

(Abore)
Barbara Woods, '45, of 81.
Theresa High School.
(LefD
Barbara See9cr, 45, Of
Southeastern High School.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
pREVHEW of BACN-fO-S
Wardrobe for the Modern Miss by Simplicity

Igh-choo missy make date with mother attend Crowley
fall campus wardrobe 444 You'll popular De
hgh-schoo girls modelling them yourself Simplicity
fashions Miss Merry Simmons Simplicity tHt, will be the
Tomorrow (NIOndayD AT $500 u. vi. and 700 u. vi.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

". REINkF were recently
married m Holy Family Church
Mrs Reinke was Miss Grace
Consiglio. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Harry ConSiE.lO Of Nc
Clellan avenue
Pvt Renke is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Reinkc Of Hol-
bert avenue
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Fran+zes Back
About Sc p+. |

Mr. AND MRS. EMERSON
FRANTZ and their son. Ken
meth are expected home from
BlgWin Inn about Sept J.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
BRIGHT PLAID SGITENG
81 in. J0b
uide ~ Yd.

The plaids are in again -. for those prac-
teal, smart, go-cverywhere suits. Grand
Tor separate jackets and skirts
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Perfect Tor your tailored SUIT or dress.
Have a coat and hat, and even handbag
to match ALI new fail shades
-fa6rr- Cr.trr-Srr0Hd Ft11T-tfzm BmtfiH -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
August "a and 25
at 2:30 p, M.
Fashion Clinic b)
Miss NJ errv Sim
mons on August %,
p, % at 2:30 pm.
AnTTy# ITNFTI

FABRIC CENTER
SECOND FLOOR
MAIN BUILDING
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
In the Army

Frederick EccleStone enlisted
in the army and before he left
last week for Camp Custer was
a fpfFd warrior
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Sheer delight my and beautiful sperby and able
take lots of and ren laundering Practical. eoor-wie
shade VIII martIy and walls
almost any regardless Of the present color scheme.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-12

toliko lepse. Naenkrat je v dru-
zini njenega svaka; vse je pri-
jazno MIN; gospa Berta ga
vljudno vabi, maj pride, kadar
hoce, in mu obljublja zmerom
lep sprejem in dobro zabavo.
Verina sestra je nekai mlaj-
sa Cd ME, ceprav je videti sta
rejsa in zrelejsa. Lepa zenska
je, fino, negovano kozo, pol
mimi udi in 2 zapeljivimi, OBJ
seneenimi ocmi; temne, bujne
kite so il nagromadene v ume-
telni frizuri. Oblecena je zelo
koketno. Zdi Sc, da je izmed
onih zensk, XII oprezajo "a OBJ
cudovalci in prilizovalci; zdi Sc,
da je memo duso in telesno
zdravje odvisno cd tega, ali je
koga ocarala ali ne, ali je koga
zapeljala, da jo je pozelel, ali
ne. In ceprav je morda svoje-
mu mozu zvesta, zdi Sc, da il je
to mozko mrstenje oh njenih
Garth vse ma svetu, najslajsi uzi-
tex, najvecje zadoscenje.
Men MOI je velik in elegan-
ten, a zmerom malo skrokan.
Nekoliko ma visoko udarjen
moz, XII rad placuje in Sc siroko-
usti; pretirano ljubezniv in sko-
raj usiljivo usluzen. Veseljak
in veternjak, druzabnik-uziva-
lee, XII mu je vse samo "a videz
in "a zabavo.
Tomo Sc ne more precuditi
ugledu in vplivu, XII ga ima ME.
gova skromna Vera V svakovi
hisi. Berta je VISA majhna pred
njo, VISA vdana njeni wolff; 9
tudi Babsek Sc il uklanja. Ons
ne zlorablja svoje moci in Sc ne