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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
(Nadalj aljevanje)

= "Tole je prinesel sluga gospo-
da pristava "a tebe. Gospod pri-
stav Sc tt priporocajo."
V bleda Martina lica je sto-
pila rdecica, obrvi pa SO Sc j
stisnile, ko je sprejela darilo.
Odhajaje je Mica stresla z
glavo:
"Tak imeniten in lep gospod,
pa dekletu nj vsec! In bogat je.
Lepo hiso ina ma trgu in velike
vinograde ma Sremicu in - de-
maria! Nespametno dekle! Ma
koga pa caka? Grofje in baroni
ne bodo vprasali zanjo.'
Mica, XII 81 je Sc vedno lastil;'
mad svojo nekdanjo varovanko
vse pravice materinske varuske,
je sklenila, da Oh prvi priliki
popravi dekletovo pamet. n
spomnila Sc je na Marlin bledi
obraz in stopila resolutno V spre,
jemnico, da je gospa baronica
nervozno poskocila V svojem
naslanjacu.
"Njillova Milost! Prosim, naj
posljejo Mario spat, sicer nam
res Sc ona zboli. Cd vceraj zju-
traj nj zatisnila ocesa." In "a
prla je vrata "a seboj in trdc
odstorkljala kuhinjo.
"Kmet zarobljeni. Dvajset lei
je pri hisi, pa nina nobene O.
like"
z globokim vzdihom je polo
lila baronica vezenino il rok.
Mica, XII je V kuhinji pristav.
ljaja ponev mastjo k ognju, je
zadovoljno prikimala, ko je "a
cula lahen korak ma hodniku
Pomolila je glavo skozi kuhinj
sko okno:
"Pridi sem, Martial"
! Maria je memo prikimala ir
vstopila. Sc je cutila ma lieu ba
ronicin hladen, skoraj sovrazer
pogled, ko j je velela, maj gre
pocivat. Baronica je nj nikdal
ljubila, a v, poslednjem casu j
bila napram dekletu ledeno hlad
ma, da Sc je Maria zaman vpra
sevala, cim Sc je baronici ia
ko zamerila. 'V napotje sen
ji," je cutila.
Trudno Sc je sesedla kot zf
mizo. Stara Mica jo je pomilo
valno pogledala. Brz je ubil;
dvoje jajec in ju vrgla ma pri
pravljeno mast. Odrezala je ko'
belega kruha in postavila pret
Mario skodelieo ciste, vroc,
juhe.
lie daj, sal vem, da ne po
cakas do kosila, ker tt oci le
zejo vkup.'
! Ko je vzela Sc ocvrta ,jajca 4
ognjisea in, jih. stresla pred Ma
RHO ma kroznik, .je Fodprla ku
finjsko omaro in nekaj brkljal;
po njej. cez ramona je zagodr
njala:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
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VRAZJE DEKLE
Zgodovinski roman
ILKA VASTETOVA


"Kje 81 pa grozdje pustila ?"
"Milostivi sem ga izrocila "a
otroke."
Him. Lacna vrana sito pita.'
Kratek molk.
Mica je zaloputnila omaro in
polozila kos mrzle pecene piske'
in kos kruha pred Mario. Po-
tenn je vzela z okna nekaj .glav
solate in jih pricela trebiti v
veliko skledo.
Nenadoma Sc je ozrla.
me vem, kaj bi rekli gospod
pristav, &c bi vedeli, kajedelas z
! njihovimi darovi."
Marija je mirno pomocila kos
kruha jajce in skomignila z
, rameni.
"Tako lepega fanta, kakor so
gospod pristav, nina nobeno de-
kle v Krskem. In premozni SO
tudi. Ljudje pravijo, da posta-
nejo gospod pristav nekoe NEST
nj sodnik. Najimenitnejsi MOI
bodo v mestu." In tise je prista-
villa: "Prav vesela sem, da Sc je
tako naredilo in bos dobro pre-
skrbljena. Tvojega gospoda oce-
ia pray mocno skrbi, kaj bo, a.
ko mas gospod baron zatisnejo
oci. Nu, ce bi gospod vsak We
Ger pogledali skozi okno, hi Jim
izprehodi gospoda pristava mi
mo nase hise morda odprli oci.
Hehe! Kot tast bogatega gospo-
da Koprive' jim ne DO treba no.
diti S trebuhop "a kruhom po
svetu Hehe! Kai noislis?"
Mariji je stopala rdecica O.
braz. Prijela je "a kos kokosje
pecenke in ugriznila z zdravimi
zobmi vanj. Polnih ust je zamo-
mljala:
"Prismojena 81, to mislim."
VISA ogoreena je Mica izpusti-
la solato in uprla roko z nozem
v box.
"Prismojeno 81 ii, dekle, da
YES! In brez srca 81. Ali Sc tt O.
&c mic ne smilijo, ko bi jim lah-
ko preskrbela lepo zivljenje ma
starost, pa jih svojo neumno
osabnostjo pehas n a st a r a
leta v hud o pomanjkanje in
stradanje? Ali ne vidis, da SO
nasemu gospodu ure stete? In
kaj potem? Ma koga pa cakas
ee tt posten, lep in bogat go
spod, kakor so gospod pristav
nj po godu?'
4. Cof. je zletela napol oglodana
kost v pomije poleg ognjisca ir
Maria je skocila kyisku.
: Hudic! Pusti me v miru z O,
MIN gizdalinom!''
In VISA zareca v obraz, bliska'
joeih Sc ,oci, je- odyihrala iz ku
hinje. ze je bila mimo kuhinj
skega okna po hodniku. ,proti O
Getovemu stanovanju. A ma, pra
gu Sc je ustavila. Nemogoee, ds
bi zdaile p0gledala oGetu " oci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
OdpoUed nesrecne
zRnP @.s.,
, = ROMAN
D. KoIe,o-
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc

Je, Sc Sc enkrat ZahVal1la IN OQ-
sla. Gledal sem "a njo, dokler nj
izginila erni noci. Obrnil sem
Sc in Sci proti domu.
XIII.
Ko sem sc drugo jutro vzbu-
dill, Sc mi je dozdevalo, ko da
Sc mi je O vsem tenn lie sanjalo.
DoDgodek je bill tako nenava-
den, da nisem mogel verjeti v
njegovo resnicnost. Toda Fald-
ner, XII je smehljaje Sc prisel v
soho, je razgnal vsak dvom. HUI
domusno je zacel riamigavati.
Dobro sem ga poznal in sem
vedel, da bi mi ne verjel, ako
bi mu povedaa cisto resnieo. III
vel je v prepricanju, da je v
Parizu mogoc lie greh. S tega
.stalisca je presojar tudi noeni
dogodek in je bill preprican, da
sem bill zrtev zene, XII je govo-
rila @ bedi, o bolni materi, v
resnici pa j je bilo do tega, da
sprawl cd meme yes denar.
Faldnerjevo posmehovanje me
jd bolelo. Sal je sramotil dekle,
O katerem sem mislil, da je ne
-dolzno in zelo nesrecno. Oddah-
nil sem 81, ko je naposled zapu-
still soho. Njegove besede so mi
Sc zvenele V usesih in nehote
sem Sc vprasal, ali bi bilo kaj
takega mogoce. Sc enkrat sem
81 poklical v spomin YES dogo-
dek. Yes dekletov pojav je bill
tako plemenit, vedenje tako od-
krito, da Sc "a MIN MISC mogli
/ skrivatj kaki nenravni nameni.
In njen glas. Talo nezen in
otrosko vdan je bill, da je moral
prihajati iz nedolznega srca.
Cim vec sem razmiSljal cell
stvari, TEN boil sem cutil, da Sc
mo je dekle globoko vtisni
la duso. Sal je niti "a trenu-
TEX nisem mogel pozabiti in M
je cello zvecer, ko sem sedel v
veseli druzbi, plavala pred ocm!
njena vitka postava in v usesiE
mi je zvenel njen tihi, proseei
glas. t.
Dnevi SO potekali zelo pocasi
DCzdevalo Sc mi je, da ne do.
cakam <dogovorjenega dne. Pa
riz me vec nj zanimal. Nobens
zanimivost me nj privlacila, kel
me je poVsod spremljala sliks
rcnt des artske beracice. Kakc
tezko sem pricakoval, da bi ma
pocil zazeljen: vecer, ko jo bon
zopet videl. Naposled sem gs
docakal. Ko Sc je stemnilo, SEN
sporocil Faldnerju in drugin
prijateljem, da imam vazen o
pravek, in sem zapustil njihovt
druzbC.
| (Dalje prihodsj5cj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
Mali oglasi
Razpig sluzbe


Slovenec, vesc obeh jezikoy,
dobi sluzbo kot glavni poslo-
yodja, pri sloyenski -zadrugi.
Prednost ina izkusen mesar in
grocerist, ali pa sanno mesar,
XII ina veselje in sposobnost Sc
priuciti. ,l
Use ponudbe, reference, oseb-
ne infofmaeije ter pogoje "a
zacetno place, posljite ma tajni
stvo Slovenske zadfuge, 667 E.
152 ST., najkasneje do: pone-
deljka 6. marca.
Glavni sedanji poslovodja
Izanc ostavlja zaradi zdravja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
Main 1915
tekom dneva


9 akrov zemlje, fina hisa $ Z so
bami, moderne udobnosti, 3
spalnice. Zemlja je dobro obde-
lana. Veliko sadnega drevja, We
lik, hlev in kokosnjak brood
er." Ia takojsnjo prodajo je
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nosti pc telefonu HIllcrest
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11

Podprimo bOrb0 Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in sv0bOd0 sveta z nakup0m
vojnih bondov in ojn0-varcevalnih
znamk!
Evening star., 1944-11-01

Exceptionally rich in
vitamins A and D :,
factors that correct
underweight and in
crease resistance 10
common colds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
NOLLE COSTS
 DUFFNEY SlOO
Mahan St. Man Arraigned for Dealing in Used Cars
 Without License

wafred Duffney, 30. 2i Mahan street. paid elO0 for a nolle on charges of deallng la used cars without a license when his case was called before Judge T. D. Conway In city court this morning.
 John Kirven. %. 885 West Main street, paid siOO for a nolle on charges of driving while his license was under suspension. Sergt. John Murphy said he found Kirven's car blocking traffic on Bishop street, last night, and when he approach- cd, the car shot way. He caught up with him at the corner of Vine and Cherry street.
 Other cases: Frank Cirello. 30. iB2 Wolcott, non-support. continued to Sept. 20: Raymond Bowling, 2s. g Scovill street. non-support. in. toxication. breach of the peace. nolled: Thomas Ellis, g. 5i Vine street, non-support. continued to Sept. %: Robert Snowden. 36. 26e Hamilton avenue. non-support, con- tinued to Sept. G: Lawrence Pima. 27. l6 Robson Court. no operators license. nolled for S6; Etienne I. uez. g. n Giles street, Elizabeth Burns. 27. 1853 Thmaston avenue, Francis Card. 2i, l46 Union street, Charles Hofler. 8. 80 Abbott ave. nue. parking violations. s5 bonds called; Frederick Reyher. g. 523 North Main street. non-suppirt. sus- pended 60 day jail sentence. ordered to contribute SIS per week to sup port of family: Julia Willette. g, 28 Spencer avenue, violation Of parole. continued to Aug. 2s: Harry Johnson. %. 257 Willow street. non. support. continued to Sept. 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

shot dwon in some of the fiercest combats of recent times. American Lberators met particularly strong opposition when the yattacked Lo- baw. seven miles southeast Of Vienna.
 Sgt. Dale Marshall, Wichita. Kans., said the German fighters lined up on both sides of the formation in Echelons of 30.
 They came in spraying 2O-mm shells all oyetT," he added This plus. intense, heavy flax. and you've got an idea what hell's kit chen looks like.
 Second u. Hugh Breen. Trenton N. J.. said he had never seen the Germans to stop a formation.
 T watched our bomberS flame and disintigrate," he. said
 Tn the operations from Britain and Normandy, AllieF fighters and fighter-bombers brayed rain and thick clouds to hamme: enemy trans port in Northern France against strong German aerial opposition and heavy anu-aircraft fire
 At least 3i enemy planes were shot down and six others destroyed on the ground at a loss Of two Allied aircraft,
 More than 200 vehicles, IS boast and barges and six tanks were de stroyed at Seine crossing, while at Least l50 railway ears were wrecked or damaged during attacks east and southeast Of PaiTis,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

passenger rates without approval of defendants and their co-conspirators in the eastern district.
 3. Fixing rates for the transpor- tation of petroleum and petroleum products both by mail and pipeline at non-competitive levels.
 (. Preventing shippers of perish- ables from establishing competi- tive rates or offering competitive services by rot allowing them to in- siitute imme6ite delivery or expe- dited services from points in the western to points in the eastern districts.
 5. Exacting from western dis trict shippers certain accessorial charges"
 6. Withholding from the ship ping and trayeling public in the western district benefits of expe- dited freight and passenger service which some of the defendants rail- roads could and would have furn- ished had it not been for the un- lawful acts, agreements, and con- duct of the defendants"
 2. Withholding from western district shippers diverse available types Of transportation equipment and facilities"
 8. Delaying and preventing inc stallation Of air-cooling equipment on western district passenger trains, and disconneeting cooling equip- ment on cars coming from connnect- ing railroads.
 9. Prohibiting installations Of various recreational facilities, "in- cluding motion pictures and radios"
 10. Otherwise fixing rates or limiting individual roads. rights to advertise and solicit business. de- ternine passenger fares. freight rates. and impeding the use of motor vehicle and other modes of trans portation competing with the rail- roads
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

Warren ". Austin, R. Vt, and Arthur R, VandenbeTg, R., Mich,
 Dulles arrived yesterday RfteTE noon and said that neither he nor Dewey have seen the American plan for world security, Asked whether he would propose any changes lp t, he told reporters they could guess as well as he could about the implications Of bipartisan eoT operation
 Dulles made plain that be and Dewey expect L0 be kept fully iDF formed about the tbTee-p0ger talks at the Dumhart0n Oaks estate which started Monday He offered to reg Blsjn here for the duration Of the big power conference if Hull wishes,
 The first two working sessions 0t the three power world organization talks yesterday were devoted to the reading Of the Russian, American and British plans for keeping the neaee There were some indications that the conference would split np into working committee tO consider various problems today,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

CAss - Miss Mary Ann Class 0f 2T Marion avenue diAd yesterday at her home following 2 lingeFlng lll' ness,
 She was born in Waterbury, daugbteg Of the late John and Bridget lMilt0nl Class and became e public school teacher July 90, 1882, continuing to teach f0r % years. She laugbt at the Old East Gaylord school end the Ridge street and Elm street schools, She Was ass sistant principal and principal Of Clay street school, and principal of Barnard school from 1909 t0 1918, and Of MeTFimRD school from lelt until her retirement June 2l le22, Miss Gass was g member Of the Blessed Sacrament church,
 Survivors Include one sister, Mrs, Edward J, Mabev, nDd several nieeeS and neDheWs,
 The funeral wIll De held Friday at H.30 from the heFgiH Funeral home, 200 East Main street, tO the Blessed Sacrament church for . solemn high Mass at 2. Burial will be in old St, J0seph's eeHeteFy. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

GALVIN-Abbie Calvin Of Pros- pect street died this morning at St. Mary's hospital after brief Illness. Born in Ireland. she had been a resident of Waterbury over 70 years. She was a communicant of the Im- maculate Conception church, and a member of the Rosary confrater- nity of the parish. Survivors tn- clude two brothers. John and Dan. tel Of Ireland; one niece, Mrs. Henry Sullivan of Waterbury; three pe- pheWs, Private John Calvin, U. s. A., Private Thomas Shea, U. s. A., stationed overseas. and James Shea of Waterbury; and one cousin, Miss Julia Sullivan of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held from the MuIyille funeral home, 270 West Main street. Friday morning at SIS, to the Immaculate Conception church at 9, where a solemn high Mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from ' to 10 and tomorrow from ? to 10 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
End Of 35-Year-Old
 Marriage Desired
Jessie IlOIihan BOrst Charges Frank David BOrst
 With Cruelty: Five Other Suits Entered Today

bcrytlle, Mass, and the plaintiff claims he vas deserted November
 IS. igs7 He wants custody of then
 two minor children.
 A charge of intolerabie cruelty is the basis of a complaint filed by Michael Thomas Basil Of Waterbur, against Anna Percsie Basil of New Haven. The marriage was per- formed December q. iell at New Boston. and the petitioner claims his wife became cruel the following June 1. He seeks custody of their child.
 Termination of a 35-year old marriage is sought by Jessie Agnes Holihan Borst of Waterbury in complaint filed against Prank Da- vid Borst of Waterbury. The couple married Dec. 90. 1908 and the husband allcgedly became cruel Sept 1. 1925. The pliantifl seeks alimony as well as a decree.
 James Mobilio of Waterbury is named defendant in a suit by Co., lomba Guadioso Mobilio. also of this city. The petitioner states they NttG NAdia tt1 AAdg ~ lS3o anu bisah her husband deserted her May 5, i94l She seeks slimoGy.
 Claiming she was deserted Octo- Der l2, 1924, Edna Lewis McIlroy of Waterbury scesk divorce from James McIlroy. formerly of Wa tCrbury ana now oi parts unknown Lo the petitioner. The couple married March 5, 1916 at Bridgeport. The states the defendant left Connecticut Oct. l2. 1924 and has been absent from the state more than seven years and has not been heard Tom during that time by the plaintiff or any other person to her knowledge.
 A charge Of misconduct is made by R. Mccarthy Perrotu Of in her complaint against Vincent A. Perrotti, also Of this city. The marriage was performed on Feb. 2i 1881. Permission to resume use of her maiden name also is sought by the petitioner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

Command wing Bsadquastegs 'somewhere ln England" by Briga- dler General Jesse Auton, Wing Commander.
 The Good Conduct Medal ls aarded for the completion of one year of active military service dur. ina Q state of war Co enlisted men who have demonstrated fidelity through faithful and exact service and performance Of duty and . thorough capacity to produce the desired results and whose behavior
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
STEVE YACHENKO
 GETS ARMY MEDAL

An Eighth AAF Fighter wing, England -- Tie Army Good con- duct Medal was presented to Prl- vate stephen Yeshenko of 7S0 Buck. Ingham street, waterton, Conn, in a ceremony at this VII Fighter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

Grenoble. is0 air miles from the Mediterranean beaches, and to Sens. southeast Of Paris and approxi- mately i60 miles from the German border, largely cuts of the escape routes Of the Nazis in the south un- less they try an exit into northern Ttaly.
 Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's of- fensive minded generals are sure to exploit the strategic location of Paris for a quick cleanup. The capi- tal is only no miles to the borders of Belgium and a drive in that d. rection would net valuable channel ports as well as wipe out the most boilersome of the flying bomb nests.
 Allied sources described the sit- uation for the Germans as this:
 The Germans lack any new pam ger forces to replace those ground up in the Falaise- -Argentan pocket.
 Their Luftwaffe is a feeble and spent force.
 Their infantry lacks adequate transport even for retreat.
 On some battlefelds they are even running short of explosives and guns.
 Wehrmacht Mocked
 slashing of communications has made a mockery of the famous Wehrmacht organization. Compet- ent militaryt critics assert that only the SS panzer grenadiers are capa- bie of putting up a gflt and they lack the tools.
 Infantry leadership is largely in the hands Of officers who are either too old or too young.
 Meanwhile, the Allied force IS organizing. Eiscnhower's forces shortly will be joined by Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's Army moving up the Rhone Valley. Elimination If the Falaise-Argentan pocket frees he entire British 2nd Army for a aew assignment.
 This is the result of the strategy # Eisenhower and his staff-the nnn Hitler called military iciots.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
GARD OV VHANKS

We wish iO thank our relail yes, fFlen1s and nelRhbOrs and ibe hpfs hng Dnpie, l's'3 0f lha ko0ylll Nfg, and expressions of sympathy Rnd klnanGfa shown uf durinH oHr feF eaDt bersRselneni, The death 0f 9uF beloved wife and mother, Mrs, Catherine ABna Carroll,
 fklgnedl
 MICHAEL z, CARROLL,
 ALICE cARisOLL CROWLEY,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

KIRsCHBAUM - George John Kirschabaum, 86. Of 225 Hill street died this morning at his home. Born in Germany. he has been a resls dent of Waterbury for the past 60 years, and had been employed as A toolmaker at the Waterbury Mig, Co. until his retirement in 1880, He was a eommunieapt of St. Johns Episcopal church.
 Survivors include his wife, Mar gaTet; three sons, Harry and Robert of Waterbury and George Of Call fOrnia; one daughter, Mrs, Wlllls Ashborp of Waterbury, and two grandchildren.
 Private funeral services will De held at the Aldersop funeral nome, 70 Central avenue. on Friday. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow evening from ' to 9, and are asked to omit Bowers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

Several divcrce actions. all re- turnablc to superior court Sept. ,. were tcnscred on the court docke, today.
 Sylvio Charctte of Waterbury seeks a divorce from Madeline cyr charette os Lincoln, Maine. on the ground of desertion The couple married November 70. i932 at Gil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

hes been such as to deserve eHula- tion."
 Private Yashenko Is assigned to the security section of this unit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
Full Weather Report

noaeOn, Aag. Ra-- trPb - New England NemtApPt
 CONNtsCT1Ct q, WAS hACuts NlsTsrB aud ntlODE LELAND - FnlP aud rowteP tontwhe, TUnOp~ FDg fate eNeeRe fOe NOtse htnh peomatneas. eOoi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

LEVICKAs-JOhp Leylckas of sS West Porter street, died last nlght at his home after a long illness,
 He was born lD 6aulis, Ltbuania, and came to this country U years ago. He had lived lD Waterbury 30 years and was Teilree five years ago from the American cyanamld Chem ieal Corporation, He was member of the Hthuapiap citizens Political club Surviving is his wife, Anna Leyickas,
 Tine funeral will be held Friday at the Mazajka funeral home, 70 Porter street, at 2 D, D, Burial will be in the Lithuanian Association cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Elis evening from 2 to 70 D, m, and tomorrow from 2 to 70 ?, m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

the complaint said. by:
 l. Imposing upon shippers m the western district freight rates which are higher than those for comparable service in the eastern district.
 ?. Preventing western district railroads from initiating freight or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
TN MEWORTAN

With cherished emory and heartfelt sorrow, we honor the memory of our mother, Mrs, Per troBe Hesjnskas, who departed this life, August 2S. l9t2, Hers was life that knew no
 wrong,
 Whose wants were few. whose
 glfts were great; And family happiness her pride, Knowing napght Of greed or
 hate, The Joy of children playing games, Would bring the loyeligbt to her
 eyes,
 With never 8 care or heaFtaehe
 then,
 Just pure Joy, light as the
 summeF skies" MIR, and MRS, JOHN rIIJNEY, NR. and MRS, FRANCIS NAHER, MR, and MRS, GE0RGE YIegTNaKAg Nk' and MRS. FRANK YEsINsKAs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
Hull Confevs With Dulles

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
MASS

requiem will be celebrated Friday, Aug. 25th, at S;00 o'clock, at the st. Luey's Church, for the repose of the soul of the late William R, NeGFath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
France Bottle Nearing End

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23

HARRES-Services for Miss Mae Harris of Lordship. who died Mon- day in Bridgeport hospital. took place in the Henry E. Bishop & Son funeral home, in Bridgeport today at 2:3O p. m Burial was at Lake, view cemteery.
 Miss Harris .eaves one sister. Miss Helen J. Harris of Stratford: three brothers. John w, of Fairfield. Sidney Of Bridgeport and Arthur of Waterbury: and one nephew. Davic T. Harris Of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
OBITUAR Y

BRAZEE-Culver P. Brazee of 409 Barnum avenue. Bridgeport died at his home Sunday following a long Illness.
 Surviving is his wife, Emma Christy Brazee; two daughters. Mrs. Otto Wallatt Of Bridgeport and Mrs. William McDcrmott of Tndi- annapolis: a brother. George Of Thomaston: two sisters. Mrs. Frank O'Dell of windsor and Mrs. Fred Golden of North Tonawanda. N. Y.; three grandchildren: and a niece, Mrs. Daniel Hines of Waterbury.
 Funeral services were held in the funeral parlors of Charles H. Den- his & Son, Bridgeport, today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
Railroads In Hot Woter

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-23
Planes Rip Fleeing Foe

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