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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-22

Hollywood casting direc tors
sometimes have as many problems
locating the right animal types"
for the movies as they do human
screen characters. Search was
was made by Universal talent
scouts for the smartest Pekingese
the award to be role" with
Oeanna Durbin in THE Amazing
Mrs. Holiday" Winner is Tiger"
bright little Peke belonging to
Henry East, Hollywood dog trainer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-22

chorus job in a dance contest.
graduated to burlesque queen, then
to dramatics in summer stock. She's
we'll read, brilliant conversation
alist, a very nice gal and a great
show woman. On the screen she's
very, very easy on the eyes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-22

ing, and getting, the best. Perc
Westmore makes her up and Adrian
designs her clothes-there were "a
complete wardrobe changes in
"Sarong Girl"
Ann Corio halls from Hartford,
Conn, one of IL children of Italian
immigrants. At Is she won a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-22

Edward Dmytryk and Emmett
lavery, responsible for the direc-
lion and scenario of RKO Radios
"Hitlers Children" will do a two
reel reverse of that pictures theme
TO be titled Americas Children"
for distribution in foreign coun-
countries, working with the Owl.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-22

Goofy is now a strong man"
without benefit of bar or dumb
bells in the title role of 1.-THE Olym-
pic Champ" newest of the Walt Dis
ney shorts released by RKO Radio
taking all the roles in a history of
competitive sports from the days
of Greece to our times.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Two Injured
in Accident

Two persons received slight
injuries Tuesday in an accident
involving three cars.
A car driven by Josephine
Smigowski, of 81 Doffer road,
Van Dyke, stopped for a red
light at 10 Mile road and M-97
as did car driven by Carroll
Crawford of 6108 Hagen road,
New Haven, when brakes of the
third car failed to work prop
erly, running into Crawford S
car, reported Deputy Frank
Ballor.
This car in turn struck Smi-
goWski's car The owner of car
three is Roger Smith. Indian
Trail, Romeo. Miss Crawford
received a cut over the left eye,
while Mrs. Mary Lehman, of
1906 Berkshire, Van Dyke, pass
engcr Of SmigoWski's car had a
Sprained ankle They were TAX
en- to the Saratoga Hospital
where they were released after
treatments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Veteran Fire
Official Quits
Houshton Resigns
Roseville Position

ROSEVILLE- The resigna-
tion Of the assistant Fire Chief,
Clarence 6. Houghten, was ac-
copied by the Roseville Village
Council, Tuesday evening al
their regular session.
His resignation was dated
June IA, but his work with the
village did not terminate until
June %.
The council approved the mir
ing Of Patrolman William Burke,
OF 1886 Mayfield He will be on
probation for six months.
The Department Of Pubic
Works was authorized 10 pro-
coed. Tuesday to build a wading
pool and ball diamond on the
plot OF ground known as the
Mae Subdivision. II is located on
the corner of Utica and Eastland
avenue
This land was decided 10 Rose
willie by the State Land office for
park and recreational purposes.
Construction Of the Rosevlllc
Interceptor from Frazho to -
Mile road by Federal Works
Agency was begun, according TO
report submitted by the coun-
Gil by the agency.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Memphis
BY ALICE CURRY

Jams Alpin, 81, lifelong resi-
dent of this vicinity, died Friday
afternoon from a heart attack
while in Port Huron. Surviving
are one daughter. Miss Gather
inc Alpin, and two sons, Robert
and Michael Alpin, all of Mem
phis; also four sisters, Mrs.
Clifford Van Gorder, Mrs. John
McAllen, Mrs. George Martin
and Mrs. Daniel Dryer, all Of
Detroit. MIR. htpin was born Dec.
2, 1881, the son of Joseph and
Catherine Alpin, pioneer resi-
ents of Wales township. Funeral
services were held from St
Phillips Catholic church. Burial
was in Columbus township
cemetery.
Mrs. w. j. Hazelton has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Matte
Brokaw, in Dawson.
Mrs. c. w. Corey of CrosWell
was a guest Of Misses Alice and
Mabel Curry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Denote,
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Raymond and
julius Raymond have been
spending a few days in the De-
Motto cottage at Vaughan lake.
Mrs. Jennie Bestrom has re-
turned from visit with Mr-an
Mrs Roy Bestrom in Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Falter
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson and family
have returned from spending
some time in a cottage on Lake
Huron.
William II, Stanton and Miss
Elaine Stanton have returned TO
their home in Bad Axe, after
several days visit with Mrs.
Robert Haggerty and family.
Milton Marshall has returned
TO Camp Custer, after fur
Tough IN his home at Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pfeiffer.
son. JAG, and daughter, Carol
Lou, Dearborn, have been guests
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Meade

The annual ice cream social
wifi be held on the lawn al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Furton, July Is, beginning at
1880 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Violin Wis
tied re atives at Capac Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Gingas en-
tertained her brother and wife
Sunday.
Floyd Seifert is in the Harper
hospital for eye treatment.
Miss Barbara Bateman is in
the St. Joseph's hospital, re-
cuperating from an appendec-
tony.
Edwin jain, Jr., is visited rel
atives in Tecumseh, Mich. for a
few days.
About IS people attended the
Jones family reunion at the
Meade church hall here Monday.
Francis Furton went to Ha-
gerstown, Maryland, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
New Baltimore

Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard died
Saturday morning at the Detroit
Osteopathic hospital. after-a
short illness. A lifelong resident
Of New Baltimore, she is sur
ViVed by a son, Harvey. of River
Rouge and daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Winters of Detroit, and
four grandchildren. Services for
Mrs. Leonard will be at St
Mary's Church. New Baltimore,
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and the Solemn High Mass
will be said by her nephew, FIR
Justin Beauvais, of Paw Paw.
Weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kohlman we're Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Beauvais, of
Detroit.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rivard, on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rlvard
and family, of Detroit.
Rudolph and Larry Maleskey
are guests of Mr., and Mrs. Orian
Green, Of Royal Oak.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
DeFevere we're Mr.. and Mrs. A
p. LeFevere and family of
Midland, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sheridan, of Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Morris, Of Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. A Toys u S
Strauch, of etroit, visited
friends in New Baltimore on
Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Boreham and
daughter, Judy, Of Mt. Clemens,
were guests of Mayor and Mrs
Harold Engelman, last week.
Pvt. Ralph Niebauer, of Cali
fornia, is spending his furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Niebauer.
Word has been received here
that Mrs. Ellis Dave. who is in
California visiting her husband,
spent few days with Mrs. l.. Ell
sey and daughter, former resi-
dents Of New Baltimore.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
LIST Chairmen
for Excursion
{. D. kiwonis'
PIons Complete

A list of chairmen for an ex-
cursion 10 Putin Bay on July
% sponsored annually by the
East Detroit Kiwanis, TO raise
money for the underprivileged
children fund is now complete,
Herman Frink president, an
nounced today.
In addition 10 the many act
ivities sponsored by the club one
of the most important is the
care Of the children's teeth.
Last January anC February a
Dental Clinic was held by the
Kiwanis
During these two months dent
al advice and care is freely
given, to $40 children. Eight
hundred and fifty eight teeth
were filled and 800 teeth ex-
tracted. The col of $500 was
covered by the club.
The chairmen an GUN Q d
were Barney Campbell, cXcurs-
ion; Harold L. Lever, contribu-
tons; George Trautman, games
and entertainment; Frink, pub
licity and printing; and John
N Kantner, tickets and finance.
Other contributions by the
club we're aid to hospitals, Boy
Scouts, community chest, and
parties for the underprivileged
children.
Funds derived from the eX-
cursion will be used by the club
to carry on its program for the
whole year.
Said Frink, This is the only
project and the only time of the
year that the club seeks assist
ance and we trust that your
contributions will be sufficient
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Richmond

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris
spent the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Bishop in Detroit.
Duncan Leitch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James eitch of Columbus
township. left on Tuesday TO join
a merchant marine boat after a
months vacation with relatives
and friends here.
Born Monda., July 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Kronner of
Detroit. a daughter, Carolyn.
Mrs. ronner Is the daughter of
Mrs. katherine Fitzgerald,
Richmond
Mrs. Gertrude Wagner and
family arc enjoying a vacation
the Heath cottage at Orchard
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hansen
and daughter and Mrs Charles
FOss all Of Richmond and Mr..
and Mrs. ALDER Fritz and daugh-
ter Detroit are spending their
vacation al a cottage at LeXlng-
ton.
Mrs Florence Botke. Miss
Norma BeverSdorf, Miss Mildred
Licbetreu and Arthur Reimer all
Of Casco Township spent Sunday
visiting with Pvt. Robert Botke
at Fort Custer.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schwei-
ger, MIR. and Mrs. Howard Fist
Ter, and MIR and Mrs. Frederick
Fistler are enjoying a vacation
IN northern Michigan.
Miss Helen Fistler ant Miss
Doris VoPt OF Lenox township
spent the week end with rela-
tlves and friends in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Detroit Drivers
Pay Traffic Fines

EAST DETROIT 49, James
Street. %. Of 2440 East Garfield
Detroit, was fined $50 on the
charges of reckless driving by
Justice Joseph Robbins Tuesday
evening
Also fined was Andre Van
KerSchaener. 81. Of 1864 East
lawn. Detroit He paid $40.
Court is held every other
Monday night. but was pos,pon-
cd until Tuesday this week be-
cause of the Fourth OF July holi-
DAYS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08

ment. AS Of July !, 1897 1t re-
funded indebtedness amounting
TO S376.753. which amount has
been reduced 800 per cent TO a
figure Of 1857, 500, less $4,000
reserve. with the current finan-
cling,
A second syndicate consisting
of Barcus, Kindred e. Company
Of Chicago; Ryan. Sutherland &
Company. Of Toledo; and Fox
Reusch e. Company; Pohl q
Company; and Walter Woody *
Heimerdinger Of Cincinnati bid
a net interest cost of S67.935 or
an average interest rate of 3.342
per cent for the issue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Lake Township
Refunding SET
School Bond Issue
Is Purchased

A syndica including n V.
Sattley & Company Inc;
Grouse. Bennett Smith & Com
psny: and Miller, REMOVER &
Company. OF Detroit, purchased
an issue Of S265,000 1913 re-
funding bonds dated last July L.
Of school district No l Lake
Township. al premium OF
$500 a. a sale held Wednesday
night, June 80. The district
covers the northern hall Of the
village Of ST. Clair Shores and
operates the Lake Shore high
school.
The refunding bonds are due
serially.
$4,000 on May ! 1914 SIS
eoe each MAY /. i945.f946, Sl0,-
600 each May !, l947-l95l; Sl2.-
600 May I 1852: $4,000 May |,
1888; and $4,000 each May l,
le54-io63. with interest rates
of 3 per cent as 10 maturitles
from 1914 10 1888. inclusive.
The maturiticS from 1884 To
1856. inclusive carry interest
rates of 3 per cent 20 May !,
le47. IS per cent to May l,
le49 and 3.75 per cen: thercaf-
ter 10 maturity and the maturi-
ties from 1859 carry interest
rates OF 3 per cent to May !,
l947 and 35 per cent thereafter
10 maturity
The maturities Of May !,
1860. TO 1868 ar, csllable on
and after November !, 1850,
1e47. l945. and 1914 respective
ly. and will carry interest rates
OF as per cent, 25 per cent and
It's per cent respectively. 10
call date and 30 per cent, 3 5
per cent and 3.75 per cen. for
varying periods after cal date
as follows:
$4,000 due 5-l-60 callable
ll-1-50 275 per cent 10 1l-l-50.
3.75 per cent thereafter
$4,000 due 5-l-6l callanlc
11-1-47 25 per cent to ll-l-47.
3.5 per cent 10 Ill 40. AIS per
cent thereafter
$4,000 due 5l-62 callable
1l-1-45 20 per cent TO ll-l-45,
35 per cent TO 1l-1-49. 3.75 per
cent thereafter
$4,000 due 5-l-63 callable
lila LIS per cent to ll-l44.
2 per cent TO II-1-45. 3.5 per
cent 10 ll-l-49 and 375 per
cent thereafter
The proceeds OF the sale, to-
gether with $4,000 cash on
hand in sinking funds will be
used to call for redemption on
September /, 1919 all outstand-
ing 1887 Refunding bonds, Ser
les A. B. C. and d, due July !,
1867.
Matthew Carey, refunding
agent for the district, reports the
net interest cost for the life OF
the new bonds, after deducting
premium and assuming prompt
exercise Of the call provisions
will be S64.64425. The interest
cost at rates provided for in the
1887 issue would be S8l.047 "a
so that saving Of $16202 80 or
1929 per cent has been effected
by the district in this refunding
Additional savings Of approx
mstely $4,000 will result from
change in method OF retiring
debt. The average interest cost
TO the district for the period Gov
cred by the new financing is
$3.50 per cent and the average
interest rate on the new bonds
is 3l88 per cent.
The district has made a note
worthy record in debt retire
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Cininnati So, Boston IA.
Chicago at Brooklyn, weather.
Pittsburgh at New York,
weather.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia,
weather.
THURSDAYS GAMES
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, twi-
light.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2).
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
Mount Clemens Man
Admits Wild Drivinu

Walter Wagner. 1879 North
Walnut, arrested Monday on
charges Of reckless driving,
pleaded guilty yesterday be-
fore Justice Donald J. Parent.
His sentence was deferred until
July Q. The bond set at $50 was
furnished
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
SATISFIED

SEATTLE, Wash.-Harry 2
Coulson. a sheet metal worker.
isn't one TO complain about the
competence OF the helper as
signed him at his shipyard job.
\ The helper is Mrs. Harry f.
CoulSon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08
THE STANDINGS

WEDNESDAY RESULTS
Detroit 9, Washington /.
New York, 2. st. Louis o.
Chicago 3, Boston 2 GA in
ningsl,
Philadelphia at G lev land,
weather.
THURSDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at Detroit, twi-
light.
New York at Chicago, night.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-08

of Mrs. Pfeiffers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Hewitt.
Mrs. Robert Haggerty and
daughter, Della Mae, spent the
first Of the week in Detroit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

Nsnzaeoc&, ApEsl Sat = meet
aMR a. TIE iowa clerk and seleeanNel,
held ca SATURDAY IN the court vooSM,
= total Of llS voters were nNGe,
bringing the gTsn6 total made at the
present sitting 10 SeH, u cosnpara>
lively small number
There were les women and l00
men on the grand total Political
workers were active saturday at
tempting TO get as many as possible
TO enter On the lists
Another session viii be held May
I for these who become Of age BE-
tween now aud tAoS>
Those mace voters RTs6Ay are
Women, Laura NJ SiNaaS lSS C0esS
ST. Anna Saba $50 Mseh Ss>S Helen
VociWS, los Auburn ST. Marie RcS>
nelli, lSa ASsA ST. Jennie CNpee,
New Haven Read, lena LAGapArell0,
81 CoeM ST. Mrs Rose Pinto, 81
AlpA ST. A1SS, PNiloNseSa De CARO-,
6 Cross Reads Helen ESTSc0, - High
ST. - High ST. Rose NJ RA0O, 81
Coon st., Margaret T. OCoNnor, Sa2
High ST. Ann FeaOli> g CoeN St.,
Frances GmsNrRGoW$&i, loo Cabin
ST. IDA Victoria LeSentS0sS> los
Fern ST. MaNae Cooper, IL G0SNsaN
st., Ruth T. AeAl6> ASS North Main
ST. Frances NJ S&ipp, l69 Rubber
AVe>s Alice A. Williams, a Gin ST.
NlaW6ia HERB, % Ward St., Mary
HoSko, Wooster ST. ma " Grover,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19
BOBBY PANASUK
IS IN TRAINING
Preparing at YNICA tOr Ills
Spring Board Div.
ing Act

Naugatmck, Aprf ls-BOAAy Pan.
asuk has been training &C the NaN-
gatuck Y. az. G. A. for his Spring
Board High Diving oct, and FSatz
Klambt considers the number 50
thrilling, that he has given him
the Spot number, next to closing,
which in show business Is the best
place on the program. HIS dives
were measured Saturday afternoon
after q two hour workout and he hit
feet and also attaining II feet 6
inclcS In distance. His nerve Is not
realized to complete the dangerous
possibilities u his number, 1t Gre
ateS plenty Of excitement and occa~
sionally a few bruises,
Instead OF chair, tables, and boxes
which Bobby usually needs in the
act, he and Fritz have arranged TO
use six live obstacles, members Of
the Midget's Leaders corps and
Jane Habbell, a member Of the y
Tumbling troupe. These members
build pyramids starting at a low
combination and finish three high
for his final leap. In Jane HOebell'S
number, she performs a head stand
a good distance from the board, and
the leap over Is sensational,
The members in this number are
Bobby Panasuk, Jane Hubbell, the
Healy twins, Joe and Vim, Larry
Mambrino, Andy McDermott, Tom
my Foy and Caesar Ruggeri,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19
WOMEN'S CLUB HAD
FINAL MEETING

Naugautck, April 10 An agent
from the New Haven Office was the
speaker at the final business meet
ing OF the season Of the Naugatuck
Women'S Club today at 3 p. m. In
Masonic Hall. Reports Of officers
and committee heads were given
and tea was served by a committee
headed by Mrs. Robert Anderson.
These officers Of the music depart
ment Of the club were chosen
Thursday night at the home Of MRS
George MccleaTy. Highland avenue:
Mrs. George Bronson. chairman,
succeeding Mrs. AdOlph Nelson:
Mrs. Charles r. DAILY, vice-chaiT-
man, Mrs. Frances A. Clerk. secre-
tary; Mrs. Stephen Star, treasurer.
It was the final session Of the de-
partment this season.
Interesting facts ON the career Of
AGOussorgslIy were given BY Mrs.
Robert FOltz. AIRS. andrew Watson
read Q paper on his music and the
program was concluded with seiec-
tons By GfS. McCIeaEy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19
TUMBLINC TEAM
WAS PRESENTED
Also High Bar Specially
Act at TOrringtOn Event
Friday. Saturday

Naueatuck, April io.--Naugatuck's
tumbllng team and high bar
speciality was represented at the
TorrlngtonS Barnyard and Bale
Hays circus Friday and Saturday,
being the 18th consecutive year that
Fritz Klambt, brother OF Paul
Klambt, physical director Of Tor
rington, has performed at all the
circuses, Friday night, Naugatuck's
high bar act, only consisting Of two
members, after Roland Buchs, an.
other member Of the act was called
into service, Charles Marcelynas
and Fritz Klamht closed the circus
show with their high bar act. sat.
uNlay the tumbling troupe per-
termed, q two act, Phyllis johnson
and Fritz Klamht, rs the third
member, Jane Hubbell had to COM
plete her scheduled date IN the "Cav.
alcade" and whom the time came
for the closing number, Marcelynas
missing, duo 10 car trouble and
Klamht was obliged to close the
show alone. The both numbers
went over big In Torrington, and
usually Il q conditioning method for
Naugatuck's Annual Exhibition, Fri
day, April Soth and Saturday, May
LIST,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-19

Total Of ZIG Voters
Listed In Borough


u Fern St. Isabel Remaur. % Fern
st.. Louise Boyer. East WATERBURY
Roads Roaina QuineA q Aetna ST.
Katherine Il Mccain, ase Cheers
ST. 0enevieve MaSSicotte. 81 wash
MgtoN ST. Elntce Schatf. % Woes-
ter ST. Helen NJ, Barrett. ile Speaa.
ser ST. Daisy e, Caxlun. Cherry 81
Ext>s Elizabeth Smith. 4e5 Rubber
AVe>s Margaret MeDernAott,a 4ee
North Main ST. Catherine Mullneki,
So south Main St.; philo,nene
EwafaauSkaS, 992 High ST. Rosa
Smith. eos Rubber Ave-: o. Emile
0SahielSki. 9S Greenwood St.
Nellie r. PlikattS. 96 Spring St.
NSltlai Mosekio. 81 School ST. Mary
RAtnSki. Wooster ST., loSefa Sos.
N0wSkt. 81 Brown ST.. 0enovafa
Mary MasanSki. Is Locust ST., Jo@
Sephine Irene Ra6o, 81 Coen St,
Men; Joseph KwatauSkas. 900 high
ST. Joseph Sterniak. a LounSnury
ST. Wayne Moody. Salem ST.
Manuel Cahral Alberta. Pond Hin
Road; Thomas ], Belnal. % City
mn ST. James Hoyee. East Water.
barry Road; Jean Gagnon, - Highs
land Ave. Thomas Crutin, i2a
Cherry ST., Charles r. RADIO. n
Coen ST. Henry zapatak. lit Woods
hine ST. Richard Cooper, I Core
man ST. Clarence Smith, A0S Ruhs
Der Ave. John Quint, u Aetna Ste
waiter p. Mllinski. sea South Main
SS>s Constantine Ptlitowski, Spe
North Main ST. Henry Kulikowsli.
81 City Hin St.; Laurence II, Bruce.
lS9 Cherry St,
A partial list Of those made ca
SATURDAY follows Women, Helen y,
Burns. IS Cherry ST.. Mrs. Cecelsa
Arnold. So Dunn Ave; Rita Kelly.
- Beebe ST.; porethea Abel, see
Hillside Ave. DINA Ingram. 10
Highland Circle; Katherine A, Cox
81 Wo0dhine st,
Mems Charles j, RoN,an. S74 Scote
ST. Michael Saba. $50 High St.s
George J. Sehwenk, 20 Ward St,
Raymond w, psancourt, 20 Carroll
ST. Harry Pliskin, II Elmwood St.f
Harry Ingram. 10 Highland Circles
Adam StaSkiewicz. Is Sheffield Lane
John Hrek. 20 ChriSten St: Richie
ard b, Sweet, 90 New st, Ext.