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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck. November IS. - Louis and Harriet Jamele have purchased house from William H. Broderick on the New Haven road, according to a warranty deed filed at the office of town clerk, Raymond St. John.
 William Chittenden sold a lot to Mary A. Carroll on Sweeney street, according to warranty deed filed at the office of town clerk Saturday morning.
 A. s. Edwin B. Curran, who is a Navy V 12 trainee at Trinity College, Hartford, spent the weekend with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Curran of North Main street.
 Mrs. Ralph J. Lyon of Quinn street, has left for Tampa, Fla, where she joined her husband, Ser geant R. J. Lyon, who was recently transferred to Drew Field, from Moses Lake, Washington.
 Private Arthur Carlson, stationed at Camp Davis, N. C.. is spending a furlough at his home on Prospect street.
 MT. and Mrs. Neil c. Raymond of Maplecroft Farm, Ipswich, Mass announce the birth of a son, Friday, November 12. Mrs. Raymond is the former Vivian St. John of German street.
 Miss Martha Lord of Augusta, Maine, a former classmate of Miss Anne Bristol, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carlton w. Bristol of Hillside avenue, was guest at the home of Miss BristOrs parents the past week end.
 Mrs. Eugene N. Didroff has re- turned to her home with her mother, Mrs. David J. St. John of German street, after spending the past three weeks with her sister Mrs. Neil Ray mond in Ipswich, Mass.
 Richard Tuckey, petty officer in the Navy, who has been stationed at the Floyd Bennett air base. New York, is taking a special course at Harvard university. He is a former Naugatuck high and professional football star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
LEGION AUXILIARY
 PARTY TOMORROW

Naugatuck, Nov. 16-The Ameri- can Legion auxiliary will hold a card party tomorrow evening in Pythian hall.
 The committee is composed of Mrs Edward Gerber, chairman, Miss Anne Nolde, Mrs. Albert Rob- illson, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mrs. AL tert Raytkwich, Mrs. Edward Will COX. Mrs. Sidney Baylis, Mrs. John Simmons, Miss Florence Mccarthy, Mrs. Raymond Ericson and Mrs. John Desmond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
CRUSADER WOMEN
 TO MEET THURSDAY

Naugatucl,. Nov. 16 - A social meeting of the Auxiliary of Crusar- CT post, V. F. w., will be held Thurs day, Nov. i8, at 8 o'clock at t Post rooms on Rubber ave.
 Mrs. Katherine Radcliffe, presi- dent, urges all members to attend. Plans for mailing gifts to boys in the service will be discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Nov. IS Funeral services of Henry q. Endzeliet of 252 Scott stret, who died Sunday evening at St. Marys hospital, will be held Wednesday at II a. m. at the Buckmiller funeral home, 22 Park place. Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church, will otficiate. Interment will be in Grove cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home this eve. ming from ! to 10.
 Naugatuck, Nov i6-Ftineral ser- vices for Doris May Kean. daughter ot MT, and Mrs. Walter R, Kean of III Highland avenue, who died sun- day at the Waterbury hospital, were held this afternoon at 2p. m. from the Bailey funeral home, 62 Oak street. Rev. Arthur Lewis officiated. Burial was In Grove cemetery. She was born Dec, T, io%l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
DORIS NEEDHAM
 ENTERTAINS CHS,

Naugatuck, Nov. l6-There will be a meeting of the c. H. s. club of Cotton Hollow Thursday evening, at the home of Miss Doris Needham.
 The club has decided to invite members to join and anyone inter- ested is asked to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
CHOIR TO SPONSOR
 VESPER SERVICE

Naugatuck, Nov. 16---The adult choir of the Congregational church will sing Thanksgiving Vesper ser- vice at 5 p. m. next Sunday.
 This special service of worship through music will include anthems by the cho.r and organ music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
DEATH ENDS JOURNEY

King and Queen Kamehameha II were the first Hawaiian monarchs to do any extensive travelling. They Journeyed to England, where they both died of measles in | l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16
Rubber Company Donates $5,OO0,
 Chemical $1,OOO
Lewis Engineering Gives $500, Synthetic Div. $500 Borough Quota $29,5OO; Milton Lent Chairman;
 Donald s. Futile Forwards $500, Phone Co. SIPS
GATUCK

Naugatuck November 16 A total of $7 1852 has been reached in the National War Fund drive donations in Naugatuck Milton Lent chairman of the local campaign committee, announced.
 The quota is $29,500.
 Contributions to date, exclusive of $155 pledges, follow:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16

Cocktails. according 10 an Eng fish expert, are about the worst form in which alcohol can be taken.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Meets Son On
Soiourn In South

Mrs. Mary L. Reeves is home with
her family after very pleasant
sojourn in the southland Mrs.
Reeves first visited relatives,
friends and classmates in Social
Circle. Ga Twas an Speakable
pleasure 10 meet and greet hec
childhood friends She then went
10 Covington, Ga. where she Wis
tied her aunt Mrs. Louise S John
son and nephew, John Paul John
son. author and artist.
From there she went 70 Atlanta
to meet her youngest soldier"
S-Sgt. Durorza II Reeves, who
came in for the Weekend from
Charleston. S. c.. where he is now
stationed While in Atlanta she was
guest of Mrs. Gypsy Stroud and
Mrs. Anna Allan Mrs. Reeves was
graciously entertained by the Mason
Johnsons, J B. White, Mrs. JtiiI1
Partridge and others.
Three Of Mrs. Reeves sons are
serving in the armed forces. Besides
S-Sgt. Duronza Reeves there IS It.
Salmon l.. Reeves. Camp John T
knight, Cal, and Sgt Milton
Reeves. Port Newark, Newark, n. j.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Dr.,Mrs.Goggins
Entertain Many
lover Week End
Washington Visitors
Feted BY Couple
BY GLADYS MILLS

DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Goggins en-
tertained out-of-town visitors last
weekend in the persons of DR..
and Mrs. Walter Fish" Garvin OF
Washington, DC, and Mrs. Leithia
Clore, Of Cleveland, Ohio. DR.. and
Mrs. GogGins held forth in their
sWank apartment i'm Holbrook ave-
nue. on Thursday night Of last week.
Games were the feature. the play
ing Of which became so fascinating
that many Of the guests. remained
TO enjoy the hospitality of Dr. and
Mrs. Goggins, until the crack OF
dawn"
Mrs Garvin. who is known fond
~ as Toni" is a real beauty, and
was radiant on the night Of the
party. she chose smart black, Sc
lected in the best of taste, with
tiny accents Of white. She wears
her hair, which is prematurely
gray i'm an attractive and becoming
feather-fluff.
Mrs. Clore. chose a bizarre fall
print which did just the right thing
for her. The Goggins' guests in
cluded Miss Ruth f. Webb. Frank
Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. John Roxborough.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Carter. DR..
and Mrs w. Thomas Love. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sinkford. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Robinson. Attorney and
Mrs. Charles Roxborough. Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Conway. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Fuller. Mrs. Marjorie Hack
cit Mrs Bernadne Tears, DR.. and
Mrs Theodore White, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Tondee, and DR.. and Mrs
Walter Hines
DR. and Mrs. Garvin are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Rox-
borough. Mrs. Clore is living with
Or. and Mrs. J Ames while here
on business for the FEPC.
The GarvinS and RoXboroughs
left last Friday for few days at
the Roxborough country home.
"Roxwoods." A few couples were
invited there over the weekend TO
be with them. DR. and Mrs. Garvin
will terminate their visit some time
about the end OF this week and
they will return TO Washington by
way of New York, where they will
spend a few days with friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Omega Wives Aux.
Honors New Members
By GLADYS MILLS

Members of the Omega Wives
Auxiliary entertained the wives OF
new members at a bridge party
held at the Omega Psi Phi fraterni-
ty house, 235 Ferry street, last Sat-
urday night.
The new members were Mrs
Frances Raiford-Polk, Mrs. Robert
Mckinney, Mrs. Edgar L. Tondee
Mrs. Beulah Cain-Brewer and Mrs
Rupert Markoe.
Others present were Mrs. Nell
Dotson Plante. Mrs, Charles Berry
Mrs. Essell Saulsberry, Mrs. Mil
dred Fortson, Mrs. Ethel Crawford
Mrs. Consuella Smith, Mrs. Fannie
Wells. Mrs. Myrtle Seabrooks, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Glover, Mrs. Sadie
Hardiman, Mrs. Marie Reed, Mrs
Marion Hubbard. Mrs Marjorie
Willis, Mrs. Helen Wilson, Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Annual Sigma
Show Unique

Rehcarsais for the Sigma Gamma
Rho fashion show arc underway.
No one can afford To- miss the Spc-
cial features prepared by Gladys
and Glenn Mills as they offer the
best in entertainments and many
points Of fashion interest. The
response OF the models is most
gratifying and the clothes they are
preparing 10 show the audience this
year excel the most vivid imagi-
nation. If you haven't planned your
fall wardrobe, you Will be able 10
do so with more case and aSsur-
ance after the Sigmas, show. II You
have selected your fall clothes, com
pare notes with some of the lead
ing fashion experts and Detroits
best dressed and most we'll groomed
women Both will be on hand for
your pleasure at the most spec
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

JULIA AND ROBERT BRADBY
.. celebrated their fifth wedding
unlverssr! on September II His
~ 10 her was chest of Intorna-
.onal Sterling silver.
NESTA NELSON OF Boston.
Sho has been here visiting as the
house guest of FRANCES BURTON
"a former Bostonisn is also a
al OF MARGIE McCLANE. who
~as so glad TO see her
The college spin; is dominant in
the decorations al DAVIS MOTOR
SALES the place is bedecked with
pennants Of the leading colleges and
universities. -. quite an idea. 1T for
bringing in the customers
MR. AND MRS NJ r. JEFFER-
son OF Albany. n Y, were the
.aouss guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Mitchell last week.
The main pom; OF their visit was
70 see their new granddaughter.
FREDDI JEANNE JEFFERSON 80.
VINO IS the daughte- OF CPL AND
MRS. SAMUEL JEFFERSON unee
ierrie MITCHELL both OF whom
were graduated from West Virginia
State college IN 1912 He is a, the
present studying al the University
~ Vermont under the army spe-
cidlIZed training program.
We are glad 10 De able 70 report
that MRS ANNA MAE RILEY ...
who tas been in the hospital for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

student al the University OF Chi
Cago
Also a guest OF the Widcmans,
was Mrs W!deman'S sister MISS
MYRTLE FLOURNOY also from
Evanston. Ill.
MILDRED AND WILMA DICK
ERSON were recently the guests
u their aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Ms L,ncous Dickerson. of Be-
cole avenue both arc students Of
Kansas university. and both plan
teaching as a career.
MRS GERALDINE STANTON.
VIE Of LIEUT. DICK STANTON
be. sure is a Cete little trick. very
young and naive 90. She halls from
Canada and thinks she is going TO
Ike living in Detroit. where she
can be near her FLYING husband who
is stationed at Selfr!dge. She is
az present with Mr. and Mrs. F,ct-
cher Patterson of LaWton avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

surgery. is sufficiently recovered
70 return TO her home n the Brew
s,cr housing project
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES ARM
STRONG He IS now in the navy
and she is he former Frances
Hsrberd are the proud parents OF
darling baby G!rl now all OF
SIX weeks o.d....n am d -. KAY
DIANE.
DR.. AND MRS. B. F. SEA
BROOKS. have had as their house
guests for the past week. MISS
EDITH GRIZZLE OF Toronto. a
student at the University OF To-
ronto MRS. EMMA CAMPBELL
Of Montclair N. j. and MISS wy
OLDENE ATWATER Of Grand
Rapids
SO. PAULINE HAZARD and
Mr. THOMAS GRANT we're mar
RED on August % they are now
the fac; and her par
cniS are giving reception for her
October Bird at the YWCA.
CPL. JAMES MORGAN &C.. nan
aged to squeeze in a short visit from
ms post al Aberdeen. Maryland Oh.
10 spend some time with pretty &c..
GLADYS BRAShIER They we're
constant companions during his
shor, furloueh.
Recent visitors included MISS
HENRIETTA BECK OF Evanston
M. who was house guest Of MR.
AND MRS ELLIS WlDEMAN OF
Goddard avenue Miss Beck is a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

ST. James CINE. Church pre-
senis Yolande Maddox. Mus.
BAG. dramatic soprano. in her
eighth annual recital. Thurs
day evening. Oct. 7 al $50 pm.
al the Detroit Institute of Arts
Lecture HALL. Madame Mad.
dox is one of Deiroit's best
known concert artists and re-
eeived her degree from the De-
iroii Conservatory OF Music and
recently studied voice with
Maestro William Herman. the
Metropolitan Opera coach OF
New York City. She possesses
a beautiful soprano voice with
an unusual wide range OF per
feet zone colors. Lorainetta lie
Bon. Mus. BAG F.A.G.O, will
be Of the piano.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

The state conference Of N.AA.CP.
met in Battle Creek, Mich, Sunday,
September 10. Dr.. J. Lconidas
Leach, president, reported on condi-
tons affecting Negroes throughout
the state. Plans were made for en-
larging the work Of the state asso-
citation.
Mrs Cleo Taylor OF Lansing is
secretary; Glostcr Current OF De-
,ro.t, director OF publicity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

tacu,ar fashion revue Of the year.
Saturday, oct ,
In keeping with the time design
CTS have really come into Their own.
Come and see the results of their
ingenuity displayed on models o.
Their choice. Stores cooperating this
year have made available their
fashion bureau for the committees
use. The Fashion Show committee
OF Sigma Gamma Rho sorority says
there is no rauoning Of fun, inter-
est. ideas, fashion, and the best OF
entertainment at the fourth annual
show. Watch next weeks news
papers for a complete list Of models.
Buy your ticket early Any member
OF the sorority VIII be glad TO serve
YOU.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

so. &c STANTON is going TO marry that Louie
early in October He is LIEUT. JOHN SUGGS, the
flying officers stationed at Selridgc He is from Tcrrc
liaute Ind. Seems twas of those whirlWiud court
ships. You Will be hearing when il takes place.
CORPORAL BERNARD DONALD came by to see ms.
Saturday night handsome can be maturity and the
have done wonders for him lie is 20 go
OC.S 10 become lieutenant and proud of
him
BETTY COLE. =. second daughter of MR. AND MRS
JAMES COLE will matriculate Chicago University this
TALL. She will leave and Will make her home with
.nfA tlaor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

Betty Cain Harris. Mrs. Agnes
Lewis and Mrs Cornell Drum.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Polk and Mrs. Brewer. All the
honorcd guests were given prizes.
Later in the evening bingo was
playc1 with prizes for each person.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
CPL. POWELL RETURNS

Cpl. Anthony Powell Of Camp
Hood. Texas. has returned TO his
station from a l5-day furlough Wis
ting relatives and friends in De-
troit. He is a member of the Tank
Destroyer Battalion While in the
city he was a guest Of Mrs. Fora
Boyd, 27l Hcndrie street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
ENTERTAINS GUESTS

D.. and Mrs R1y Perry. of 1911
Goycal street, Windsor, had Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Owens. and Mr., and
Mrs RuSse, Brown as their dinner
guests las SundaY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
.GADDINGS
BY Gladys
THE sEPIA TOMMY MANVlLLE"

MARSHALL WILLIAMS has cotton himself married
twice and divorced before cau,d ~ay boob which
why wherefore he above ,ohrquet
go. Twas very sudden Iu \ugus, oi when he married
the socjalio schoo, FROM New YORK and DAYTON
MARION SMITH. ON September he Was divorced
from afOremcuii oucd socalr and week later took
unto himself U0RrENSE EippICK The pharmacist
The OF tAc,u off 10 grand start as "" 20 10
press. Aouclmoou.ss Iu Montreal. Md for years We
teased hu about BENG o.oo c uccut Nacrcma Bach
clors.. Is MAILING ~ and how The best
Of luy to him and Iiut',.sc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
RED CAPS

Regular meeting. Detroit Union
Loca. 1902. UTSE. OF A. CIO, is
he'd every second and fourth Tues
day. - S. d. Montgomery. preSi-
dent
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-15
Many Well Known Names Included In Current Draft
Democrats Committee
To Elect Secretary
State Chairman John M. Dove to Preside at Session
in New Haven Tonight Reports Expected

on the series of meetings held DUR
ing the last three months. Ons
meeting was held in each congress
sional district and number o.
dinner meetings were held at Hart
ford during the legislative session.
In recent news letter, Stats
Chairman Dove praised the Is sem
ators and SO representatives thu
Democratic party had in the Gen.
eral Assembly and said of them
Though greatly outnumbered, theiI
close following of the ball and thei
ability to recover every one of tho
opposition's fumbles produced the
upset of the year -.
Considerable interest centers ii
the election of the party secretary
The Office has been more or les.
vacant since j. Walter barley be-
came deputy state motor vehicle
commissioner. Miss K a h er ma
Quinn might assume the secretary.
ship, but some months ago she
stated she was not a candidate for
the office. 1t is likely. though. tina!
she will retain her present statu:
after the Office is filled tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-15

James cemetery, Naugatuck. Friends
may call at the funeral home to-
night from 7 to 10 p. m. and Fri
day from 2 to 10 o. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-15

The Democratic State Central
committee was expected to fill the
office of secretary at meeting
scheduled to be held in the Hotel
Garde, New Haven, tonight at 7
o'clock.
Invitations were received by Wa
terbury's four members of the COM
mittee early this week. They are
Democratic Town Chairman Maur-
ice F. Tangney and Mrs. Gertrude
Gordon, representing the 18th dis
trict; and City Controller Cornelius
F. Maloney and Mrs. Edward j. Nc
Donald, representing the 18th.
Tonight's session will also re-
ceive report on financial drive
launched throughout the state early
in the spring. Its purpose was to
raise funds to pay off the deficit
incurred by the party in last falls
election, as well as to provide sufl-
cient furds for operation of head
quarters in Hartford this year and
next. John NJ Golden of New Ha-
ven is chairman of the finance COM
mittee.
State Chairman John M Dove
will, in all likelihood, report tonight
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-15
DRISCOLL RITES
TO Be SATURDAY
Death of Well Known
Resident Took Place This
Morning

Naugatuck, July Is - Mrs Mary
(Fitzpatrick) Driscoll, At, wife of
Francis Driscoll of AZ West street,
Naugatuck, died suddenly early this
morning at her home, the victim of
a heart attack. She was native of
Naugatuck.
She is survived by her husband
and a son, Lieutenant Walter F.
Driscoll, U. S. Army; five sisters,
Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Harold Perry
Mrs. James Kissane, Mrs. Thomas
Lynch and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick,
all of Naugatuck; four brothers,
aPtrick Fitzpatrick of Trenton, N.
j.; Daniel Fitzpatrick of Pelham, N.
Y; Michael Fitzpatrick of Nauga-
tuck, and Joseph Fitzpatrick of hte
U. S. Army; also several nieces and
nephews.
The funeral will be held Saturday
at $3.50 from the Buckmiller Funeral
Home % Park Place. to ST. Francis
church where a solemn high Mass
will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Sat-
urday morning Burial will be In st.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-15

ward Watson, Camp Terrace; An
thony j. Petite, II Dikeman street;
Reubin M. Maran, 81 Burton street;
Leslie T. Bowen, 50 Young street:
George K. Wiegner, RID, 4, Center
street, Wolcott, Conn; Joseph Mo-
schella, 81 Cossett street; Joseph l..
Macedo, 1919 Hope street, Louis A.
DeF1llo, 80 Beacon street; Richard
A. Mccarthy, 70 DoWnes street: Sal
vatore Nardozzi, 230 Bishop street;
Martin P. Mazurski ~ Drake street;
Josephus Kelley, Vine street; Rob-
ert A. Ray, Is Dikeman street; John
F. Iorio, 80 William street; Mi
chael Ratushni, 991 North Main
street; Alex Ella, 20 Griggs street
Daniel M. Dichele, 1926 North
Main street, John Yost, Jr., &c
George street; Anthony M. Guer-
rera, 243 Bishop street; Edward F.
Voasin, SO Dikeman street; James
]. Shea, so Ashley street; Frank
D. Przybysz, 126 Locust street;
Emil j. Mailly, 80 Ridge street;
Edward F. Doyle, % Webb street;
Luther S. Soule, lis Griggs street;
Michael j. Dantino, Jr., 2O73 North
Main street; Charles w. Rice, 133
North Elm street; Michael A. Val
letta, 937 North Main street; Charles
S. Munger, Col Cooke street; Harry
w. Faber, 81 Faber avenue; James
G. Sullivan, 68 East Farm street;
Walter A. Hayes, los Hill street;
Roy F.. Sleeves, 8 Easton avenue;
Andrew G.. Ciarlone, 20 Violet street
Frank Levegnale, 80 Birch street;
Ernest j. Blanchette, 249 River
street.
Antonio zaccagnino, 3 West Bur-
ton street; Aniello j. Russo, 1873
Concord street; Louis opposite, IA
Aetna street; Matthew E. Kobylen-
ski, 81 Ward street; Anthony Lam
"a, 1886 North Main street; DOM
enic D. Device, 10 Bishop street;
Godfrey R. Lebon, 901 North Main
street; Carmine G. Guarino, 1901
North Main street; Patsy Bernardo,
81 Webb street; Salvatore A. Tesla,
295 Walnut street; Edward L.
JdIlleIe, 14Uo NOIGu MALL SIIetI,
Nicholas L. DeJoseph, 70 Giles
street; Samuel r. Marabottini, 1923
Orange street; Arnold A. Shiller, 81
Spencer avenue; Walter Kemoch, SO
Ward street; Leonard Plotnick, 491
North Main street; Armand M.
Montana, SIT North Main street;
Joseph M. Cetta, 20 Cossett street;
William j. Burkowski, 1T Mon
mouth avenue; Joseph F.. Cocoa, ISL
East Farm street;
Joseph E. Bilanin. 1T Fulton
Park avenue; Frank A. Fratea, 1903
North Main street; Henry Cyr, 81
Homer street; Vito N. Gonillo, 10
Oak street; Edmond S. Bartosiewicz
"a North Elm street; Charles E..
DWy, 7 Middlesex street; Sabatini ".
Caruso, 81 Dikeman street; Carmen
A. Conte, 10 Fleet street; John T..
Moriarty, Jr., 400 Pennington ave-
nue.; Colby Keith Hughson, IL
Harvard street; Patrick j. Moriarty,
1925 Thomaston avenue; Edward A.
Murray, COB North Main street; Al