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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

lika hisa, kmecka ali plemiska,
je tezko reci. Zidana je IL ope-
ke in pokrita descicami. Ia
njo raste po brdu navzgor vim
ska trta, oh strani "a grmov-
jem stoji hlev, zitnica in vinska
stiskavnica, pred MO pa Sc spu-
Sea polagoma holm nizdol do
pota. To strmo dvorisce je O.
krajeno z latami, XII Sc po njih
ovija slak. zunaj ograje je "a
sajena tupatam solncnica in
max, Oh hisi Sc ovija brsljan, a
sredi dvorisca razprostira star
orch svoje veje. Poldne je re
davno minilo, solnce Sc je ma
gnilo ma zapad, po dolinah stu
biske gore Sc polagoma mraci,
samo po vrhovih Sc igrajo Sc
zlati solncni zarki. Ma k O p i
pod orehom sedi moz, XII tese
volovski jarem. Use kaze, da je
to gospodar, toda ne YES, je-li
tlacan ali svoboden kmet. &c ga
sodis po obleki, moras reel, da
Sc tako ne oblacijo kmetje. Ma
sebi ina lepe suknene hlace,
svetle in spicaste crevlje, sraj-
co ina belo in vezeno, ma tenn
mem telovniku je nasita costa
vista srebrnih gumbov, okoli
vratu Sc mu VIE rdec, svilen
robec, a ma glavi ina kapo il
kunovine. Maj ga Ii sodis po IL
razu in obrazu? Sc tezje. Visok
je, telesa je mocnega k a k r
hrast, ramen prav takih, pr
81 ina "a diva cloveka. Vrat j.
ma mocan, glavo veliko, zadaj
nekoliko vzdignjeno. Lepi rjavi
lasje so razcesani mad celom v
lepo preco, mad mocnim nosom
mu stoji veliko cello, spodaj or
ko, zgorai sirse in ma MEM SO
zacrtane dive, tri brazde. Pod
celom Sc mu vijejo goste obrvi,
temne oci mu sevajo cudovito
V njih beres mosko razumnost
in zensko otoznost. Obraz ina
sirok, podolgast in pri bradi "a.
okrozen. Obrit je gladko, same
mad ustnicami mu stole prize
zani brki. Obraz je miren, ns
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

verjela prazne marnje Petrove
in prislo je hudo mad Marusice-
.vo. Prisel je Peter ceto v Ia
presto. JAZZ ii bonn re pokazal
gospo Ursulo', je zavpil Peter,
'videla bos, kdo je tvoj bog,
psica!' in je sunil siroto S pest
jo v hrbet, da je padla ma o.
braz. Razbojniki so razbili vra-
ia, odnesli Tito, aldo, koruzo,
pitanega vola, XII ga je dobila
cd prejsnje gospode. Da, Sc vec
Well SO il lep vinograd, razbili
klet in odnesli vino; sirota sedi
ma kamenu pred hiso in joee,
tudi otroci. plakajo, da tt polka
srce.'' ~a.
"Ali je to resp rece ujec,
Malta Gubec pobledevsi, vrze
v stran sekiro in skoci ma noge,
"Tako gotovo, ujec, kakor sc
zovem JAZZ. Jurij Mogalic, tako
gotovo, kakor gotovo JAZZ niman
ne oeeta ne matere, XII ste mi
vi, moi ujec, Cd mladih 40 G
hranitelj in varuh. Bill sem da'
nes v Zapresicu, videl sem revc
vdovo in solzc so mi stopile '
oci.. Ali ia gospod nina Boga
Vprasajte zapresieane, Grg e
Zdelarja, stefana Jelakovica ir
starega M t e ia Jabucica. T.
vam bodo bolje povedali, tt sc
videli vse ma svoje oci.'
ma svoje oci so videli"
vprasa Gubec, "a kaj so pocef
$ svojimi rokami?'
"Kaj so hoteli? Mrmrali Sc
seveda, pa tudi vkup so drli. A
kaj jim je to hasnilo?, V krat
KEN casu je prisla v vas cett
oroznikov z ostrimi sulicami
Vgnezdili so Sc pri sodniku. tt
so cello noe pill in vse razbili -
in sodnik je molcal. Moi Bog
To je razbojnistvo!''
! Gubec klone z glavo in 81
vgrizne " spodnjo ustnico.
"Pa TAXA Fla poroeila, ujec
prihajajo. tudi cd drugih kra
jev," povzame Jurij. "Stari Ia
hi je vrag. Kdor ne pride pret
zorro ma. tlako, ia jih dobi ba
tino pod Susjedom, in ako "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18
Isce Sc

2 ali 3 sobe, ali 2 opremljeni
sobi, "a emo osebo, med e. go
st. in r. 70 ST., Cd st. Clair
Ave. do Superior Ave. Kdor ina
"a oddati, maj pusti naslov Y
uradu "Enakopravnosti.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

MEM ne vidis strasti, nobena
misica Sc ne game, kakor pri
cloveku, XII mnogo misli, Sc ma
10 jezi in Sc nicesar ne boji. Pol
ii nj ne belle in ne temne. Dela-
joe vztrajno ne spremeni skoro
obraza, niti ,tedaj ne, ko Sc upi-
ra trdi les sekirici. A vendar
ga vcasih izpremeni. Rekel bi,
da razmislja o necem. Vcasih
sc nasmehne krotko kakor ze-
ma, kakor dete, vcasih Sc n1u O.
braz zresni, oko Sc mu pomra-
ci, kakor k a d a umen clovek
obcuti grenko bolest. In urneje
pricne tesati, da prezene neve-
sele misli. Je-li ia clovek pie
mic? &c. nj, plemenit je goto-
vo.
Naenkrat MOI preneha z de-
lom in Sc ozre proti Stubici, od-
koder je nitro prihajal mlad,
droben kmet. Gotovo Sc mu je
mudilo. Stopil je ma dvorisce in
Sc priblizal gospodarju.
"Hvaljen bodi Jezus Kristus"
pozdravi mladenic.
INA veke! Jurij! Kaj je? Ka-
Sc ii tako mudi, da komaj di-
has? Prihajas Ii k meni?' vpra.
sa starejsi.
"Da, dragi ujec,' odvrne mia,
denic, "pocakaj, da Sc mi vrne
dusa. Da lives, kaj Sc je Ego
dilo, prokle y
"Sedi, Jurij, zberi Sc, poten
pa pripoveduj!"
!, "Joj, joj, ujec, sam vrag nam
, je prinesel novega gospodarja
Bog bi jokal. Cuj! Gotovo po
znas ono ubogo vdovo Marusi
cevo IL Zapresica.'
"Poznam."
"Petero otrok ina. Moza 81
| j gnali v vojsko in tam so gs
Turk ubili. Trpi in muci Sc 81
rota in vsakdo jo pozna, da j
postena dusa.'
"No, in?"
"Pa pride Tahov sluga, Petel
Bosnjak, Bog maj ga ubije! La
zil je ia antikrist okoli gospt
Tahove in Sc il lagal, da Maru
siceva hvali stare gospodinje
Heningovico in govori proti no
vi gospodi. Res je, da sta gosp;
Marta in gospodicna Zofika "a
hajali cesto k Marusicevi in sto
krat obdarile siroto, ampak d;
bi bila ia grdila gospo Helent
Tahovo, to nj res; zena Sc ma
10 briga "a to. No, laz je kakol
trnje; kamo1 pade zrno, pokri
je trnje cez noe polje. Kaj s.
zgodi? Pomislite, ujec! Gosp'
Helena in ia novi gospodar st;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18
(Nadali alievanie)

"Dosti," zagrmi Peter in sto-
pi proti Ursuli, "tu nj sodisce.
Vlozite tozbo, k a kor zahteva
zakon. Sal innate zagovornika.
Gospod Ambroz je vesc prav-
dar."
Podbanu vztrepetajo obrvi,
lice mu zardi. Izpregovori mir
no, a glasno:
"Magnifice domino! Gospa
Heningova je govorila resnico.
To nj dvomljiva povest, to je
zlocin. Ban! Ali res ne mislite
priskociti ma pomoc tel vdovi?'
"Via juris!" odvrne ban SUI
hoparno, ITO je vse, kar vam
morem reci, gospod zagovor-
mix"
Ambroz Sc zdrzne, nosnice sc
mu razsirijo, ustnice Sc mu SITS
nejo. Nekaj casa molci, potem
pa izpregovori:
"Magnifice domino ban! Da!
Hocem biti MEN zagovornik
ker vidlm, da vasa revna pravl-
ca sepa. JAZZ vam to recem, pod
ban YAM to rece. Zlahta vam je
zaslepila oci. Gorje domovini,
gorje narodu, kjer Sc SINE skri-
vati goljufija in ljuto razboj'
stvo pod krinko pravice. Pa ma.
ste to vi, Peter Erdedi, pa maj
niece vase zezlo strele, uklonitl
ga hocem, zlomiti ga hocem, da
ne DO sramotil vec plemstva,
da ia zemlja, re stokrat zgaze-
ma, ne bode plen gosposke la
komnosti."
"Ha, hal" Sc nasmeje ban,
prebledevSi ma smrt, "glej
Medvedgrada Sc je privlekel
start volk, tovaris Nikola Zrinj-
skega, toda maj Sc ia vofj varu-
je mole zelezne pesti!'
"Da," rece Ambroz, "v srdi.
tenn boju DO osvestil start volk
pogazeno pravico."
''Da, pri Kristusu,' krikne
Ursula, "in Heningova Sc bo
postavila ma noge. z Bogom
Pripravi Sc, ban! Moji zobje SO
zelezni."
~ Bogom," zaklice ban, "Pe-
ter Erdedi Sc ne boji babjega
vrisca, niti starceve kletve.' ~
Ambroz in Ursula sta hitela
ma dvoriSce, Peter je onemo-
gel rekel Barbari:
"Glej, igra Sc je zacela. We
del sem, da Sc napravi ia ne
vihta, Tahi je moi, dokazati no.
Gem tenn strahopetnim slivar-
jem, da je Peter Erdedi ban,
pa najsi pride do boja, maj tece
tudi kri."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

mudi zupan par minut, ga de-
nejo v klade, kjer Sc pece cell
dan ma solncu. Da, tudi Mateju
Mandicu so well hiso, polje in
vinograd in ga spodili grunta
2 batinami kakor psa.'
"Ohr' yzdihne Gubec razjar7
jen.
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veliko mednorodno

organizacija potrebuje sloven-
skega zastopnika, XII hi incl
stike $ Slovenci v Clevelandu.
Izkusnja v javnem delu je v
pomoe. Potrebuje ayto. Mic pro-
dajanja. Stalni odjemalci. Pros
vizija $4,000 in vec tedensko.
Pisite v angleseini. Box 500.
c/o Enakopravnost Cleveland
3, Ohio.
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Mali ogIasi
Zenske, poor

Date vase pralne stroje in
elektricne cistilce ekspertnim
mehanikom v popravilo. Delo
iamceno "a emo leto. Associated
Washer Co., 3112 E. 130 st.,
10. 1862, ali SIX. 0552.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

PrOda sc

ali Sc odda v najem, hiso "a
emo druzino, 6 sob, en- aker
zemlje; pri glavni cesti ma
Route 81, rs mill cd Square.
Zemlja je dobro obdelana, ter
je zelo izvrstna prilika. Vprasa
Sc ma 1902 St. Clair Ave., Ego
raj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18
Mali ogIasi
Hissa naprOdaj

Radi stalne zaposlenosti v
Akron, Ohio, prodamo hiso ma
1860 E. 81 st. Ugodna prilika
"a vecjo druzino; spodaj 6 sob,
zgoraj dive. Ia snadaljne infor-
macije Sc oglasite ma 6410 st.
Clair Ave, v trgovini, ali pa
pismeno ma John Meyer, 23OO
s. w. 9Th. St., Akron, Ohio.
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V I.

Komaj diva streljaja "a cerk-
WHO vasi Stubica stoji kakor
prislonjena k bregu ne prav We
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Iscce Sc

stanovanje S 4 ali 5 sobami,
najraje zgoraj; diva otroka "
druzini, stara 10 in 13 let. $40
nagrade "a priporocitev stano-
vanja, XII Sc ga dobi. Poklicite
cez dan Henderson 8299.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18
DIREKTORIJ S. ID. ID. MA RE.
CHER AVE. IA LETO
q

/ y 4 4
Predsednik Frank Podborsek,
podpredsednik Frank zagar, tai
mix Jim Rottar, 1865 Kewanee
Ave-, blagajnik John Ivancic,
zapisnikar Frank Rupert; mad
zorni odbor: John Troha, FIR.
zigman, Jakob Peklaj.
Gospodarski odbor: Fl a n X
Fende, Janko Robic in Malta
Klemen. - Publicijski odbor:
Frank Segulin in John Pozun,
zastopnika "a Federacijo domov
Frank Podborsek in Jim Rottar,
"a State of Ohio Association
John Ivancic in Frank zagar.
Ostali direktorji SO: j o h n
Killher, Andy Pezdir, Frances
Rottar. Oskrbnika drustvenega
donna sta Mr.. in Mrs, Charles
Starman.
Direktorij zboruje vsako tret-
10 sredo v mesecu oh 8. uri I'VE
Ger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
LAWSUIT RESULTS
 FROM AGREEMENT
Former Owners of Flske Street Property Named
 Defendants Today

James P. Bruno of Waterbury to. day filed a $500 civIl action n com. mon pleas court against William .. MacLean and Emily M. MacEean. both of this city, from whom he purchased property at e3 Fisko street. June 25, ie4s.
 The plaintiff claims the defen- dants agreed to redecorate the ex. terior of the building and also sev. eral rooms in consideration for the purchase price of si2.500. He states they agreed to pay sioS toward des- oration of the kitchen. with any cost above that to be paid by the plaintiff.
 The court complaint states tho kitchen repair work cost amounted to scO5, and that the defendants have not paid the sl98 which Is their alleged share. The kitchen re- pair work va sdelayed while the plaintiff decided whether or not to tear down a wall, but the defend- ants agreed nevertheless to face a portion of the cost, the writ states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
COSTUME PARTY AT GIRL SCOUTS CAMP
Happy hOlIO.Day" Party Proves Popular Success
 With Members

A Happy Hollo-day eve" cos- tune party was held at the 0irl Scout Camp at weQuapauset Sat- urday evening to wind up activities of the week at the camp. It was sponsored by the Happy Hollow unit. Guests were attired in original cos- tunes depicting a popular holiday. Turkey gobblers, Abe Lincolns, Co- lumbuesses. Father Times. Easter Bunnies and Spirits of '76 all joined in the evenings fun.
 The Unit held a breakfast and dinner cookout and a nose bag hike during the day. The girls swam twice a day and had two days of boating during the week. At a Mon- day evening pajama party on Sing ing Rock, they popped corn. The campers made bracelets, hotplate mats, pocketbooks and trays.
 The weeks activities at Tip Top consisted of games. camp tours and swimming instruction.
 The girls in Sky High unit also had an interesting week, They par- SA~APNs@A AAl GAuAbcg AtAhto, SlAlBilik games, campfires, scavenger hunts, marshmallow roasts and cookouts.
 Preliminary swimming tests were held early in the week at Trails End. The girls also cooked their own breakfasts and suppers in their own unit kitchen. During crafts on Tues day evening most of the girls made wooden bracelets. while a few work ed on salvage crafts.
 The big event of the second Brownie week was fishing. Numerous song fests were held and several new songs, learned. "Izzy' dolls were made during arts and crafts from socks and carved pins and buttons. On Wednesday morning, Mrs. Mary Mandell, nature program consultant, conducted a nature hike. The girls entered their directors and the di- rector and two counsellors from Camp Wequapauset with a program of pantomimes on Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
CLUB NOTES
BGkeVCeII-MMIIen Bridal Saturday

St. Margarets church was the scene saturday morning of the we'd ding of Mss Beatrice Mullen. daughter of the late Mfr. and Mrs. John Mullen, New York City, ard Capt Edwin ". Bakewell, U. s. Army, son of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin !. Bakewell, Oakland avenue.
 The Q o'clock ceremony was per. formed by the pastor, Fiev. John A. Conlan In a setting of white glad. toli and palms.
 Escorted to the altar by her uncle Edward Shortt, the bride was gowned h white moussellne de sole fashioned with a heart neckline edged with lace and a ruffle of lace around the waist and cascadlng down the front of the hoop skirt. Her flngeTfip veil cf illusion was held in place by a Mary Queen of Scots bonnet and she carried Q colonial bouquet.
 Mrs. James Mion, New York, a sister of the bride, attended as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Mary Raymo and Miss Ruth BakeweE. sister of the brlde- groom. Lieut.. Col. Wilfred St. Mar tin, who recently returned with the bridegroom from service in the South Pacific, served as best man. Capt. Robert McNichols, also re. gently returned from the South Pacific. and Sergt James Mion, New York City. brother-in-law of the bride. were ushers.
 The matron of honor was attlred in an aquamafine chiffon gown de- signed with a fitted bodice. bishop sleeves and a boiffant skirt. She wore a Juliet cap and veil of match- ing color and carTied a colonial bou- quet and mixed flowers in shades of yellow. Pink chiffon gowns similar in style to that of the matron of honor were worn by the brides maids. Their pink picture hats, were of horsehair braid and they carried colonial bouquets of pink and blue flowers.
 A reception for about i5O guests was held at the bridegroom's home following Q wedding breakfast for about 50 at the Elton. Friends and relatives were present from New York. New Jersey. Florida. Hartford 1 and Waterbury. Tie brides aunt, | Mrs. Edward Shortt. chose a poudre | blue silk crepe gown. fucshia acces- sories and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Bakewell was dressed in navy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
St. AmHp s Church Scene Of Wedding

SOCIETIES.. Anns CHURCH
 Miss Jeanette Irene Brodeur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emile J. BrOdeur, Baldwin avenue, and Ray mond James Frageau. son of Mrs Margaret Frageau, sylvan avenue were united in marriage this morn ing at 9 o'clock at St. Ann's church in a ceremony performed by Rev. Alfred Mathieu. The church was decorated with gladioli and palms and Mrs. Leodinal Page0t. organist, and Romeo Sicard, soloist, provided appropriate music.
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in white printed organdie, styled with a hustle back, U neckline and long sleeves tapering to a point at the wrists. She wore a fineertip veil and carried a white prayer book marked with an orchid.
 Miss Eleanor Seidel, as maid of honor, wore a poudre blue, organdie gown fashioned with a square neck ~-~e~s ~N0aAOIE btCehCS ana Iull skirt. Her tiara and face length veil were in harmony and she car- ried a colonial bouquet. Donald FTageau, SK2-c U. s. Navy. brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
 A reception for 100 guests was held at Guertin's inn, Thomaston. following the ceremony. Mrs. Bro- oeur chose a rose-colored dress. white accessories and a gardenia corsage and the bridegroom's moth- CT was dressed in a grey and white print. black accessories and a cor sage of gardenias.
 When the couple left on an an nounced wedding trip, the bride was wearing a brown embroidered dress or balloon cloth, brown accessories and an orchid corsage. She is fl graduate of Waterbury Catholic high school and her husband. who recently received a medical dis charge from the Navy, is a graduate or Leavenworth high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
HOTEL ABBEY SOLD TO N. Y. SYNDICATE

The Hotel Abbely. a popular New York city resort for many Water burians, changed ownership today when taken over by a syndicate headed by Louis Zuch, president of the Hotel Ansonia Corp. William Downey, formerly of Waterbury, has been manager of The Abbey for some time.
 The hotel which is located on the north side of 5ist between Sixth and Seventh avenues was recently sold to the syndicate which plans to air-condition the building and promate the use of its bar and res- taurant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

THE SITUATION; You are in charge of a large dinner. at a hotel. at which many of the guests will be strangers to each other.
 WRONG WAY; Feel that it is up to all guests to introduce themselves and make themselves at home.
 RIGHT WAY, Appoint several persons, who are especially well acc quainted with the group, to arrive early and make the guests welcome, introduce, those arriving alone to groups, etc, lOtherwise shy guests will feel awkward and ill-at-ease.l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Social Notes

Miss Flora Clarlo of North Main street, is spending two weeks in New York city.
 Miss Ruth Logue, Willow street. ls vacationing at Silver Bay, N. Y.
 Maj. and Mrs. william ]. st. John, Eastwood avenue, announce the birth of Q son yesterday at St. Marys hospital. Mrs. St. John is the former Miss Mary Quilfoile. Her husband, Maj. St. John, is stationed in China with the Q. S. Army.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Raymond Driscoll and daughter, Patricia Anne, Wol- colt street, are spending two weeks at Bay View, Milford.
 Mir. and Mrs. L.. M. Moore, West Main street, left Saturday for a weeks stay at Highland lake, Win. sted.
 Mr and Mrs. James Creem, Jr., and son, James. 3rd, of Albion street. are vacationing at Lake Bes- eek. Middlefield.
 Mrs. William Daly and daughter, Patricia, Carold and Barbara, have returned to Boston, Mass, after wis. iting Mrs. Daly's parents, It. Ber- nard Burns, member of the local police force. and Mrs. Burns of Full ton Park avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Curtis Guyette, Lexington avenue. celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. The couple entertained four gener- ations in a reunion at their home.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Conrad Vigeant, Southmayd road, are entertaining Miss Hazel Ross of New York city for a few days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
PhiLO7aen0 Ber0rdo
 Wed Saturday

Rev. Edward Farrell officiated at
 tlie wedding of Miss Philomena
 berardo. daughter of Mir. and Mrs
 ROCCO Berardo. Canal street, and
 Conrad Noel Blanchette, son of MT
 and Mrs. Odilion Blanchette. Field street. Saturday morning at 8 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father. wore a princess gown or white satin and lace, cut entrain With a crown of orange blossoms to hold her tiered veil. She carried Shower bouquet of white roses, orchids and babyis breath.
 Miss Theresa Berardo, sister of the bride. as maid of honor, was dressed in a poudre blue bouffant gown combining a lace bodice and net skirt. Her Juliet cap and face veil were of matching color and she carried bouquet of red roses.
 Miss Mary Berardo. also a sister Of the bride. Miss Jane Accousti and Miss Geaninne BIanchette, sister of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Their princess gowns were of pink ninon trimmed with lace and they wore flower tiaras with face veils and carried bou- guets of pink roses and blue bache- Tor buttons.
 Frederick Biapchini served as best man and guests were ushered by Harvey Vaillancourt, Masio | General and Prank ciattino. The | brides sister, Dorothy Berardo, acted as flower girl
 4 reception for about l50 guests | yas held at the Franco American hall the brides mother receiving n a black and white ensemble and | } c0rsage of gardenias. The bride- yrOomIs mother chose a biege dress, white accessories and gardenias.
 The bride selected a pale grey | 'uit. black and white accessories and | ln orchid corsage for travel. She s a graduate Of Wilby High school md her husband was graduated rom Leayenworth High school.
 Mir and Mrs. William Reilly and Carol Ann and Marilyn, Edsop avenue, are yaeationing at Bay View, Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Weddings
CarIO-kasg0

MT. and Mrs. Charles Easso, 6ey- nl0Ur street. have announced the coming marriage of their daughter, Miss June 6asso, 10 Carmen Carlo, HeFpers Ferry road, son of the late MF. and Mrs. Anthony Carlo. Tine wedding is scheduled for Thursday, August 10 at Q o'clock at Our Lady Of Mount Carmel church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage inten- ti0ns have been placed on file at the Bureau of Vital Statistics:
 Raymond ]. FrageaU Of 392 SyI- van avenue and Jeannette !. Bro- deur Of I59 Baldwin avenue.
 Edwin s. Leggett of I9 Albert Plac and Rita T. BOhan of Is WaInHt avenue.
 Robert P, Sieard Of Grand Mere, Quebec and Suzanne Y. Carignsn of IoS6 South Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
Stockmann Studio

low street, when Capt. Bakewell re- ports for reassignment at Camp Dutner. N. C.
 The bride is a graduate of Water. bury Catholic high school and her husband of Buckley Prep School. New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

blue sheer creIe, white accessories and a corsage d gardenias.
 For travel the bride chose a pink jersey dress, white accessories and gardenia coTJage. She will reside at the home of her aunt and uncle. MT. and Mrs. Edward Shortt. Wil-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

MT. and Mrs. William Reilly and daughters, Carol Ann and Marilyp, Edsop avenue, are Vaeationing at Bay View, Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07
lO7 SerOicenlen
 Attend USO Dance

Selections from "Showboat" played by Unico Baroness orchestra was a feature of the weekly USO dance held Saturday night at the Y.M.C.A. 4 crowd of 520 persons including i07 servicemen attended, it was ari- nounced by Jack Suffa. chairman.
 The weekly community sing was held in the west lobby with Vincent Dezinno at the piano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Last week was 6 big week for lions at M-G-M. Menelik, Leo. Pasla. Silver and Gilmore, five biggest aiii- mals in Louis Roth's trained lion act. worked in comedy sequences with Laurel and Hardy in The Home Front" at M-G-M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-07

Boston lUP)-DuTing 8 recent air Faid test a ChaFlest0wn woman called officials and asked what she should do with 8 paper bomb that fell in her backyard, She was told t0 leave # there for wardens and boy scouts. H0rTified. the women replied; "They couldn't get in there, There's 8 big dog who'd bite them,