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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
COURT COMMAND
RESTRICTS WILLIE
Another Drink or Visit to
North Square, Mr.. Brown
Goes to Prison

II Willie Brown, 20, Is seen In
the North Square section OF the city
again or takes even one drink he
Will be sent to Whethersfield state
prison, Superior Court Judge Frank
r. McEvoy ruled yesterday after.
noon after Brown Was'arraiRned "a
q probation vlolator. Brown told the
court he plans TO move Friday from
MS present North End home to Long
Hi and said no would obey oil In.
structionS OF the court.
The accused was given q suSpend.
ed sentence OF ! 10 3 years IN prison
ana fined $500 last Jan, II when
found guilty In superior court on
charges OF assault and breach Of the
peace, and was placed on probation,
Monday In city court he drew fine
OF % Oh breach Of the peace
charge, and yesterday the probation
officer testified he T1lissed one Of his
scheduled visits TO the probation Of
flee.
Brown said no has secured q lob
In o war Industry here and promised
TO adhere 10 the terms OF probatlo
The JuriSt, In giving him another
chance, instructed Brown to present
oil OF his weekly pay 10 the probn.
ton officer for division for support
OF his family, and other needs He
also was told that II no Is found TO
have taken even one drink, or is
seen on Bishop street, In the North
Square, or on Cherry street, no will
DO sent to WetherSfield.
The accused admitted that oil OF
his court troubles stem from drink
ing and from visits In the North
End section Of the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
WAVELETS
BY ED LEAMY

ito write a hookI The shnoEEle has
had an exciting career and will pen
his memoirs soon. Book publishers
Simon and Schuster will market II
for him. Incidentally, the same
publishers who will give Durante
literary fame also put out the writ
ings Of Walter Duranty and WIN
Durant.
The government comes first with
Ward Wilson. Ward Is known as
Werrenrath A. (Again) Werrenrath
the handyman, on stage Door
Canteen" broadcasts over CHS Fri
day nights. Every Sunday morn
ing Ward catches train for WASH
ington, d. G., where he participates
In q government cir series. Last
Sunday CAD he had to forego APP
pearances on "Hall Of Fame" and
THE Aldrich Family" because Of
his previous commitment.
Leo 0orcey, former Dead End
Kid" and now @ featured member
OF Groucho Marks Blue Ribbon
Town" cast, plays the title role in
Mr.. Mugs Steps Out" new flick
er just released by Monogram Pic
lures. Leo recently completed an-
other Aim, Block Busters" for the
same company.
Don Stuart, actor Of English parts
on the radio, was called for the
part Of al EngliShman In last Mon
days Il Love O Mystery" episode,
but he told the secretary Of Writ
er-Producer Carlton e. Morse that
he didn't feel we'll and suggested
another English character player
instead On Monday, when Stuart
would have been In the CHS studio,
he died, stricken by n mysterious
heart ailment that none knew he
had.
Edgar Bergen wasn't exactly limp
Ing around rehearsals for his Chase
a. Sanborn airshow last Sunday
GO p. M. EWT, NBC network) but
he admitted that he did feel pretty
caved IN. On the previous day, he
had INDUCED In some strenuous
horseback riding In the vicinity OF
his Beverly Hills home and kept
riding In the vicinity OF his Beverly
Hills home for four hours. He was
with q party Of friends and O picnic
supper was q highlight Of the after
noon. II did little showing of,
too" Bergen confessed. II stood on
my head, did q few contortIon tricks
and otherwise disported my muscles
beyond their usual flabby routine.
Result, Tn as stiff as q goat"
Nevertheless, Edgar did q couple OF
high kicks for the pre-show audi
ence and they held his back
throughout the broadcast.
Les TTemayne had everyone WON
dering when no kept running out OF
the rehearsal hall OF the Bob
Crosby-Les Tremayne Old Gold air.
show last Sunday night l0:30 p,
m. EWT, NBC network, When Les
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
WOODBURY. FATHER
GETS $ll2 RAISE

Anticipating O total dependency
allotment Of 4248 every month for
support Of his wife. and seven chill
dren, George Crownshaw, 80, Of
Woodbury., who has been accepted
for active service In the Army, stated
that while not too happy about hav-
Ing 10 leave his family. the allotment
meant o raise Of 1Ii2 Q month over
the salary he now receives as O
truck driver. And that amt hay,
brother" he philosophical.
Joseph Scott, o fellow townSman
Of Crownshaw's and father Of 4
children also has been accepted.
Norman Cole. 81. father Of II chill.
dren was rejected. II the latter had
been accepted II would have meant
his receiving . monthly allotment
OF $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

explained that he merely had gone
to the door to see II 1t was still RAIN
ing, everybody thought he was
kidding. But 1t was true. Les WIS
worried for fear the audience was
being forced to stand outside In the
rain until showtime, and he was
trying to persuade the NBC author
tiles to open the doors. Nobody Is
going to laugh at our Jokes II the
whole audience Is soaking weti' he
explained.
It's pretty much family affair
with the character actors who en-
act the daytime serial Mary Mar
lin" Actually there are three hus-
band and wife teams who are cast
members OF the drama heard Mon
days through Fridays at 800 p. IN.
(EWT) over the Columbia network.
Newest member Of the man and
wife teams Is Margaret Fuller who
Is kept busy playing two roles-that
Of Nurse Liz Kilbourne and Mrs.
Rufus Kane, wife Of the president.
30 luI 10 AJulh utAN F1bAASh %uAA
determine, lack Taylor, Of Ottawa,
Kansas, Is their oldest radio fan
both as to age and as q longtime
listener. Taylor Is now SO and this
week the Pine Ridge philosophers
received O photo Of him and his
birthday cake. He writes he heard
the very first "Lum and Abner"
program and has never missed one
OF their broadcasts since!
One OF the things you'd have to
see In order to believe, Is Bing
Crosby running around every
Thursday afternoon trying to cage
q few extra tickets to his own
Kraft Music hall broadcast % p. III.
EWT., NBC network. Early In the
week, Bing, as well as other stars
OF the show, are given certain
limited number OF tickets, but, when
Thursday comes around, Bing Is ale
ways fresh out Of ducats, He begs o
ticket here, another there, In order
to I'll requests and, Bing never
turns down O man In uniform who
wants to see KMH broadcast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
SALE OF RAILROAD
TICKETS INCREASES

More than $4,000 railroad tickets
were sold In Waterbury last year,
as compared with some $4,000 sold
here In 1912, Charles Il. williams,
district passenger agent OF the New
Haven railroad, revealed at yester-
days meeting Of the Rotary club
In the Elton.
Although the nations railroads
are overburdened by war transport
tGtion, they are doing an excellent
Job, Mr.. williams said, with no de-
lays In troop movements throughout
the country yet reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
TAFT STUDENTS
TO STAGE PLAY
Robert Merkle OF Middle.
bury Has Major Role In
'Charley's Aunt

WATERFOWL, March l--"Charleys
Aunt" by Brandon Thomas, will be
presented here Saturday evening,
March 4th, at 8:l6 In the Bingham
auditorium Of the Taft school by
the Masque and Dagger society,
This Is probably one Of the most
popular farces in the English Ian
guage and was FIRST produced In
1893. Since then It has been trans
lated and presented In many foreign
countries. The role OF Fancourt
Babberly Charley's aunt, was made
famous by Jose Ferrer who is cur
rently playing Iago in Shakespeare's
"Othel!o."
Robert Merkle, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis ]. Merkle Of Sandy
Hill road, Middlebury, is playing
the part OF Lord Fancourt Babber-
ley. Arthur Bliss, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur p. Bliss Of Randolph
avenue, Is playing the part Of Bras
set, the butler. Both Merkle and
Bliss will be remembered for their
fine performances In the club plays
presented before Christmas.
The entire production Is under the
direction OF Robert T. Olmstead
who has been at Taft for ten years.
This production will mark the 18th
play that Mr.. Olmstead has pro-
duced on the Taft stage.
Friends OF the school are cordial
" invited to attend the production,
The cast Of the play follows:
Lord Fancourt Babberley, Robert
Merkle; Charley Wykehan, Howard
ErSkine; Stephen Spettigue, Stephen
Brown; Amy Spettigue, Edward
Collins; Sir Francis Chesney, An
drew Smith; Jack Chesney, chester
Miller; Kitty Verdun, Peter spokes:
Ella Delahay, Frederick Dauch:
Dona Lucia D'Alvadorez, Stephen
Veitch; Brasset, Arthur Bliss:
Maud, John Marvin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
HARRY G. ANDREWS
FREE UNDER BOND

Bristol, March Harry q. An
drews, 80 OF 20 Beechwood avenue,
Waterbury, was arrested Tuesday
afternoon on Memorial Boulevard
by Policemen John Maule, Alexander
Caruso and Fred Ross on d charge
OF drunken driving, He was released
under 500 bond for appearance In
City Court Wednesday, The officers
said Andrews was driving q truck
owned by the Raymond Baking
company, by whom he Is employed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
DR.. GASKELL GUEST
OF BRISTOL CLUB

DR. Robert daskell Of Brown uni.
yersity will speak on "A Mathemat-
ical Approach TO Automatic Con-
troll" at O meeting Of the Bristol
Co. Engineers club at the company's
auditorium tomorrow at Q p. m
Pres. Fred A. Faust will introduce
the speaker. q. M. Thyndell and
John e. Kearns are In charge OF
ARRANGEMENTS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
NEA star Correspondent

Mexico City, Mar. l,-When Cortez
first saw this unique city, 1900 feet
above sea level, Montezuma and
the Aztec chiefs we're calling It
Tenochtitlan. With its canals, now
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
100000. 600 MAN.DAYS LOST

Time lost TO wartime production
through accidetns to workers and
of the Job from Pearl Harbor to
the end OF 1913 totaled 800, 900 900
rnan-days-enough to have built
$4,000 heavy bombers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

M ext co City's
famous Sunken
Gardens, Teno-
chtitlan W a s
remindful o (
Venice.
Little Paris"
Emperor Max
imillian's Carl
otto called 1t.
And Paris was
t h e model as
S h c designed
the newer city
- boulev ar d S,
low-built houses,
balconies o II d
all. From the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
PRAISES
F|REMEN AIDES
Vile Auxiliary Receives
Certificate for Civilian
Defense Undertaking
WATERVILLE
Correspondent, Alice MacN1ul.
len, Phone 3.72l7

Watervillc March 1.-The Water
Vile Auxiliary firemen have re-
ceived q certificate from the state
written as follows:
This certificate Is presented TO
Auxiliary fire unit No. ! OF Water.
Vile for completing Its basic train
Ing and has been adjusted as COM
petent and qualified TO engage IN
Civilian Defense auxiliary fire fight
Ing activities deemed necessary for
the greater protection Of the lives
and property OF their neighbors In
time OF war.
The Protective Division Of the
Connectciut War Council extends Its
compliments to the members OF the
above named auxiliary fire unit for
the zeal and unflagging interest
manifested during their period OF
training for the responsibilities now
vested In them" This certificate was
signed by Governor Baldwin; I'D.
ministrator, Woodcock; deputy adj
ministrator, Marston; and chairman
OF the fire protection committee,
Hickey.
This was one OF the only two GER
tificates given TO q unit In Water
bury. The WaterVille unit took the
test for this award on Oct. 10, 1914.
Party Planned
Tho Casper 8. Davis Fife, Drum
and Bugle Corps held n rehearsal
and meeting IN their rooms in.rear
Of post office last night. A commit
tee was appointed to arrange for O
party for oil people who took part In
the minstrel: Those Oh the commit.
tee are Herbert SeverSon, chairman,
assisted by Mary White, Bella
Brickett, Charlie Brickett, Nellie
Linteau and Alice MacMullen. A
meeting OF committees will be held
Friday ut O.
Pvt. Harry White OF Army Artil-
lery Was q visitor at the meeting.
He Is stationed IN Miss, and Is home
on q day leave.
Aviation Cadet Robert Sullivan
has returned TO Peru, Ind, after
spending O leave with his mother,
Mrs, Daniel Sullivan OF Homer
street. Bob soon reports TO Pensacola
Flu.
Farley Monday
A meeting OF Ladies' Aid Society
OF 81. Michael's Church will be held
Monday night, March 8. at 8 In the
church hall.
Mrs. Michael Norris and Mrs.
Charles Williams are In charge OF
refreshments.
A meeting OF st. Paul's Altar
Guild will be held Thursday NJ Z at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Stevens.
A covered dish supper will DO held
by the Paramount community at $3.50
tonight In their rooms on Essex ave-
nue.. A meeting will follow the sup
per.
A rehearsal OF the minstrel for
honor roll fund will be held tonight
at 8 In the Drum Corps hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
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Georgia Carroll
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

Postwar sales Of farm machinery
In Australia may bTsak all rec.
ccdG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
DRIVES OVER HOSE,
BOOTH PENALIZED SIS

Torrington, March i.-C. w.
Booth, &c. OF Thomaston, was fined
$5 for driving over q fire hose -
municipal court Tuesday. He was
arrested Saturday night when he
drove his car over fire hose dur
ing the fire In the Taylor home on
Torrington Heights.
OF Manana--and 30 II ", II you
want TO live that way. The only
people who die OF heart failure In
Mexico City are those who try TO
keep UP with the new pace,
The people OF Malta recently pre-
scented n gold and ivory sword 10
the Governor, Lord dort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
Farley Monday

A meeting OF Ladies' Aid Society
OF 81. Michael's Church will be held
Monday night, March 8. OF 8 In the
church hall.
Mrs. Michael Norris and Mrs.
Charles Williams are In charge OF
refreshments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

Stop the pressesl Clear all the
wiresl Jimmy Durante. the nosey
illlterate, starred on Obs Friday
nights with Garry Moore. Il going
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

A meeting Of st. Paul's Altar
Guild will be held Thursday NJ Z at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Stevens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
McCurry.
Hafner Wed
RIRMINGHAM July "a.

BIRMINGHAM July Il
Miss Louise Elizabeth Nc
Curry. daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Henry +. McCurry. of Puritan
road. was married yesterday
morning to Norbert A. Hafner,
USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Hafner, of Hudson.
The Rev. FIR Barton per-
formed the ceremony IN Holy
Name Church.
Mrs. {. Arthur Miller was
matron Of honor while Mrs.
Jack Howting and Mrs. Edward
r. Smith were bridesmaids. Dan
Hafner was his brothers best
man and the uSherS were c.
Arthur Miller and Stephen Law
renee.
The bride wore white satin
trimmed with Alencon lace and
a Juliet cap of matching lace
and carried white orchids and
StephanotiS on a white prayer
book
Mrs. Miller was in turquoise
chiffon. wore a tiara of yellow
gladioli blossoms and carried
yellow gladioli. The bridesmaids
were dressed alike in dusty rose
and carried pink gladioli
Following a reception held in
the McCurry home Mr.. and Mrs.
Hafner left for Chicago. Upon
their return they Will live in
Pine Grove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Dorothy Jones Wed TO 1t. Smith

DOROTHY PENSION JONES Detroit friends viii be inter-
esed hear that she married Monday 1t Clarence Lee
Smith, civil air patrol
The wedding took in St Stephens Chapel Grace Episcopal
Church Colorado Springs with the Rev. Earnest Richards
officiating
The bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Pension
Jones OF the il ranch Colorado Springs Page Hall Bcr
muda the granddaughter Of Mrs Elmer D. Speck Lake
Shore road Crosse Polnte
Edwin Oney Jones her uncle
1t Smith the Mr. and Samuel A.
OF Spokane and formerly civilian pilot attached TO the Army
Air Transport Command
1t and Mrs. left NogaleS Arizr where It.
Smith has been appointed of the Rancho Grande Airport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Mrs. Blue
Ends Visit

MRS WILLIAM +. BLUE.
who has been The house guest
of Miss Kathleen Ice Morrison,
has returned TO her home IN
Charleston, w Va.
Mrs. Blue was much enter
tanned Parties for her included
luncheon at the Boat Club
given by Mrs William Bruce
Gregory. cocktail and dinner
party at which Mrs. Albert
Gregory was hostess, a luncheon
at the home of Mrs Fred w.
Llndbloom AT which Mrs. Lind
bloom and Mrs. John b. Hollis
ter were co-hOStcSscS and a
luncheon at the Colony Club just
before 1t closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Mrs. 6. A. Hubbard
Visiting Daughter

MRS. &. A. HUBBARD Of
PetoSkey avenue is the house
guest of her Son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Harry
+. Tew and young Richard
Harry in their home at Great
Falls. Mont
Mrs. Hubbard. who went by
plane. stopped off en- route
at Northwestern University to
visit her other daughter. Jean,
who is attending summer school
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Fords, Bull 10 Fete Couple

THE EMORY MORAN FORDS and Mrs. Theodore de Long
Bull tomorrow night Will dinner the Little Club for Pat
and Dick
pnster viii be Aug 10 at the home Of Ann
Mitchell
Luncheon on Friday Aug H. for the family and ouoown
guests will given by Mr. and Mrs Hamilton James at their
house
number parties the ofng but the dates
indefinite
Guests will Thursday before the wedding in
clude Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmahon and Mrs William H.
Mckay Jr Of Poughkcepsie Y Mr. and Mrs Arnold IletG
Ill Arnold Tcg Jr Emily Tetg Albert TetC and Mrs Frank
Andrews. all of Cincinnati
And Friday before the wedding Mr. and Mrs Rudolph
Teg viii from Cincinnati and 1t (jgl and Mrs Paul
X. Newhal from Olathe, KaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
IN MQNf9IH with
/ III NJ cssataa>roo7
with
PAT EAppER

PAT HAPPIER . whose marriage to Dick McMahon takes
place Aug made al the plans Tor her wedding and
and enjoy the prenupa parties and
OF guests
Dicks sister -. Mrs William II Mckay Jr OF New York
will he and his brother II John Mcmahon Jr
Detroit, VIII be best
There viii be bridesmaids
U>hers VIII incddc Andrew p Happcr Jr brother Of the
brde-eect NJ. Van dc Water Poughkeep
y y, USNR L. ttG1 Paul Ncwhall OF Philadelphia
USNR It. tiC) Allen Reynolds of poughkccpsic, y. y
USNR . and Il William T. GreiG, Detroit, USNR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Vacation on Boat

Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK Y.
MEIER and their daughter.
Barbara, of Seminole avenue.
are vacationing this month at
Cherry Beach aboard their boat,
the Barbara Jean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27

Troth Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT Of Miss
Esther Nicholson TO Pvt. Je-
rome Green is announced by
Mrs. Anna Nicholson of De-
troit, mother Of the bridc-clcct.
Pvt. Green. who is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney II. Green
of Pittsburgh. IS with the army
air corps IN Greensboro, y. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Visiting in East

MRS. JAMES M. LUKE of
Dexter Blvd. is visiting friends
in Washington and Baltimore
and will not return home until
October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Vacation in New York

MRS. SYLVIA RHO d f Y.
Mrs. Fred G. HeSe and Mrs.
John Warrington of Detroit are
enjoying a holiday in New York
CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-27
Mrs. lie Gro Visits East

n, MRS. FRANK LIE GRO and
Mrs. William J. Young of Crosse
Pointe are among this weeks
visitors at Spring Lake, n. j.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-08
Tarrant Deep
Test w aiting
Casing String

IL. C. Tarrant's No. Wood, C
Me NV S2-2s-fW, deep test i'm
the Midway field, is shut down
waiting for a string of 51z-inch
pipe, after getting hole full of
salt water mt 1865. Total depth
Is 3695 feet, with a S760-f0of
string of pipe to be run to shut
off The water before drilling
deeper.
Meantime, the crew which has
been working on this well has been
freed to drill Tarrant- Edwards No
1. NV NE NV 2-27N-2W, test of
Sunburst sand possibilities. The
well has been rugged up for some
time awaiting a crew.
The Tarrant- Woods deep test
(Contaumed on Pags y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-08
Many North
Field Wells
Making Hole

Apparently proceeding on the
theory that it's all right 10 drill
when there's no snow on the
ground, no matter what the
calendar may say, Kevin-Sun-
burst operators continued OPP
erations during the week,
though in past years most ac-
tivifies were at a virtual stand
stu at this date.
One new location was made and
two competitions recorded during
the week.
Leone Letts-Kal Kelvin No. II, NE
NV NV 19-35-1W, is reported
pumping so barrels daily after acid
izing a show Of oil and gas found
tcontinued on Page ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-08

Shallow Oil
Sand Magnet
For DriIlers

Attracted by the combina-
fion of low cost drilling and
the possibility of consistent
sand production, operators ig.
nored the calendar and stepped
mp operations in the Midway
field this week.
Roughly half way between the
eight miles apart Texaco Schlepp
producer in Sc Sc Sc 21-27-2W,
and the Hageman-Pond- Rispin No
/, Sc Sc NV 20-2S-lN, r. G. Tar
rant moved in crew and is pre-
pairing TO commence drilling today
or tomorrow on his No. / Edwards,
NV NE NV 2-27-2W. The we'll has
been rugged up for some time.
Meantime, in the northern edge
of the field, near the Hageman-
Pond-Rispin No. l, Sc Sc NV
20-28-1W, which has filled 1850 bar
rels of storage from the Sunburst
sand at 1852, other wells are get
ting under way.
The Kately interests are reported
to have pipe for five wells on the
ground and to be prepared to start
drilling shortly in their No. l
Scharf, direct south offset to the
Rispin producer.
A direct east offset to the Rispin
producer, the Hageman-Pond inter.
(Continuad on PawR ~