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Mr.. AND MRS. ROWE
ENTERTAIN

Mr. and Mrs James Rowe. Of
6s5 Erskine delightfully."- enter
tanned on April 80 IN honor OF
their nephew, Pvt Russell MIL
icr Jr. Pritete Miller. who Is
stationed at camp Davis, NC.
was home on i5-day furlough
visiting his parents who reside
az 1898 Trumbull.
Members OF the family and
trends present had delightful
time.
Private Miller returned tocamp
NV s
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LEGAL NOTICES
Charles II. Perkins, Attorney
527 r. Warren

Charles r. Perkins, Attorney
527 r. Warren
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. In Chancery.
ARTHUR GAINES. Plaintiff vs.
MARY JANE GAINES Defendant
No. 359.3sI
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ a session Of said Court held
~ the Count House IN the City 81
rciroit on May 10 1914.
Present Honorable DEWITT H..
MERRIAM, Circuit Judge.
In this cause It appearing by
affidavit on lie that the defend
art Mary Jane Gaines. cannot be
served by process issued ont Of
this Court as she IA not resi-
dent Of The STATE Of Michigan. hut
resides in the city OF Spartan
burg County Of spartanburg.
State ~ Scnih Carolina.
on MOTION or CHARLES n
PERKINS, Attorney for Plaintiff:
1T Is ORDERED that The de-
PENDANT, Mary Jane Gaines. ap-
pear and answer the Bin Of COM
PLANT IN this cause within three
months from the date ~ this or
aor or that said nill will be taken
rs confessed and that this order
be published according 20 law and
IA copy thereof DO served upon
The defendant ny registered mail
as required hv law
DEWITT II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
"a True copy)
cAsrAR I. L1NGEMAN. Clerk.
Py Dan wolCTK.
Deputy Clerk, 5-e7---e
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finding relief from all or this mis-.
cry. Only Gillian medicine gave
me any relief am very glad "a
recommend this wonderful medi-
cine TO anyone who suffers as
1t1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27

all are CONF
|bined In on e
marvellous med
icine. Giita n
Taken shortly
before m Gals,
Gfljan mixes
with your food
and begins at
once 10 el.mi-
nate poison
which foster a
host OF ailments
causing n or.
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Made From Natures Herbs,
Roots, Barks

For centuries. juices from GER
tain OF Natures roots. herbs and
barks have brought great relief 70
suffering mankind Now these
same natural juices is Of them in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27

rtporfcr
Nj. Zion Baptist Church
TIE Rc, g. A. Stevenson
preached sunday on Gods Rcm-
e6y several selections were rem
dared By the senior choir. VS.
iirs present included Mrs J
Sanford. Mrs. Walton. Miss linda
r AM Miss Daisy Jackson. VIII
NJ Williams and Mrs. Letha VIII
liams.
The Majestic Singers were a,
Ire church sunday and were en-
jeN'A By all.
The Lewis family has the sym
rafay Of the church in their re-
cn' Bereavement
THE pastor urges all TO visit the
sick
MS. Johnnie Mae Taylor is
church reporter
Spiritual Israel Church
The sermon SUNDAY was preach
"a ny the pastor The Rev. s..
Brown. 1t was inspiring. Re-
marks we're made by the Rev.
Mr Hockenhull
a barbecue picnic Will be given
az 36N Salliotie street Tuesday.
Nav 30 The public is invited q
attend
The Rev s Brown IS pastor;
'he Eey = L. Taylor. assistant.
Clare Allen church reporter.
seven Ip Club
The club met ~ the home Of
Eiiie Underwood Fcw memhers
were present and the discnssit n
lcriod was brief All members
are requested to attend the neal
meeting.
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7 I: R RIB T
GAS ALMOST DOUBLED
HER UP WITH PAIN

Florence Burke, OF 122 N.
Hart ST., Marietta, o., Suf-
fered Terribly From Mis-.
cries Due To Poor Elimi-
nation, Stomach Distress,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervous
meas, And Torturing Pains
All Through Her Body -
Took Gillian, Offers Vol
untary Testimonial De.
claring That After Taking
Only 2 Bottles, Her Mis-
cries Have Been Relieved !
Florence Burkcs praise Of Gil.
jan. the new and different medi-
cine. which helped 10 relieve her
gas pains so quickly. Ia the same
kind OF praise that thousands are
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NO. 3sa.os6
ORDER or PUBLICATION

At session OF said Court, held
at the Court House. in the City
OF Detroit. County OF Wayne
state OF Michigan, on May ~
1874.
Present Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit at
tachcd hereto, that the Defendant
George w. Hilman, Is not res
ldcnt OF the State OF Michigan
and that his last known address
was Augusta. Georgia.
on MOTION or ALONzO d.
PETTIfORD. Attorney for the
Plaintiff, Mary J. HiIlman;
1T is ORDERED. that the De-
PENDANT. George W. Hillman. en-
ter his appearance In this cause
on or before three months from
the date OF this order, or that
the said Bill Of Complaint be
taken as confessed. and that the
said order be served and publish
ed, as required By law.
ARTHUR WEBSTER,
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
IfAsPAR J. L1NGEMAN. Clerk.
by DAN woJcIK.
Deputy Clerk. 5-27-7-s,
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LEGAL NOTICES
Charles i. Berry. AiiorD,,
l3Os Broadway

STATE or MlcHlcAx
Circuit Court for the a
Wayne, in Chancery. :
MARY MOORE. p 49,,
HOWARD MOORE BET - y
ORDER OF PlBIIctr,o,
NO. 35S,f9s
At a session OF said r,...
IN Cily Of Detroit. w,ne -. y
~ Michigan. on MAY ~, e'.'
Present. Honorabe sprs,.
WEBSTER. circui, Jadss ''n'I
II appearing 10 hi.
affidavit on file ia. A, ~
Moore defendant husa 7
resident OF the ci, # XII. y
Wayne County, MichIgas n, !. I,
sides at $50 Helen 81, ~ NJ =
ington, Pennsylvania -
on MOTION or cttr,e.
BERRY, Attorney FOR H..
tin. r'i'
1T is ORDERED th rs, !.
PENDANT, Howard Moel ss,.. I. Y
appearance in said !. =
before three 60 months ,rom y
date OF this Order s,,A y
viii be taken as CONT IA ss,' 4
him; and that The SAID n,s.. !
published In the Detroa T,is..'
a newspaper printed pahl,.,.'
and circulating in SAN coa.,'
ard copy Of the same 10 y.
to the last-known pa.i ofics !
dress OF the defendan, ~ ,,,
tered mail
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Ga True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEN.,N rls-.
by DAN woJcIK.
Deputy Clerk. Sex "A,
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giving II every
day IN m q n y
cities II you
are suffering as
she did. try just
one bottle and
see II 1t doesn't
do you great
good. Florence
Burke says:
Il was so
nervous a. times
! couldn't stand
noise At all ]
was 40 badly
cOustipated my
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Alonzo y. PetiIiord. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. in Chancery.
CHARLES FRANKLIN. Plain
nff. VS.. LAvENA FRANKLIN, De-
fendant
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last known address.
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge,
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
by DAN W0Jcik.
Deputy Clerk. 5-2'--7-e.
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Charles Campbell. Attorney
22-I Ersklne
Detroit Z. Nlchlrnn


STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in chancery.
JOHN ErDY. Plaintiff VI.
|CHLORA EDDY. Defendant.
no. 35s9ss
ORDER or APPEARANCE
Az a session Of said Court held
In the City OF Detroit. May II.
|la44
Present; Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
II satisfactory appearing by az
fidavit on hle that the residence
~ the defendant IS unknown and
rfier dlligent search and inquiry
u cannot he ascerialned IN whit
state or Country the said defend
ant resides
1T is ORDERED tina, the said
defendant appear herein within
three months from the date Of
This Order or the Bill OF Com
plant filed herein may he taken
% confessed. and that THIS order
be served and published accord
Ing 70 law and a copy thereof
mailed 70 the defendant AZ her
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'Icult court Tot The oln'r \
Wayne. in Chancery
ADA HAGANS. pis3ruf u
EARLY HAGANs. Def4aaan,
NO. s5i.6e5
ORDER or PJBIII ATI0y
Al a session OF said oar Asl
in the city OF Den s VAN
County. Michigan. On SPIN a
1874.
Present Honorable re0D0Ei
j. RICHTER, circuii ZEE
II appearing 70 fh. eav IN
affidavit en- file ihs' n
eans. defendant here M
resident OF the CRY Dt-s'
state OF Michigan s !
PA Freeman Avenue s,g
Grove. Florida.
on MOTION or fit,si.rs p
PERRY Attorney lnlir
tiff
1T IS ORDERED III Ne q
PENDANT Early liarass enter q
appearance IN ga case N 4
before three ca mo 'r'n n
date OF this order o. said NJ
viii be taken as conf "a asal''
him. and that tho saa ofisr ,
published IN the De'to f'hr-'
a newspaper printed r7h''s''
and circulating IN gao cor''
and copy Of tho sarf h ''u
TO the last known adlrfss q ID
defendant by reeistefei wall
THEODORE RICHTER
Crai Jude
"a True copy)
CASpAR J. LINGEMAN Clerk
nv DAN WOJCIK
Deputy Clerk. h2l-r'
SALVAGE INFORMATIoN-Ru'
(0Tpu COCO
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vousness. headaches. dizziness.
sleeplessness. and that dragged
out" feeling. Gas pains. indlees-
ton. constipation. and night ris.
ing usually are helped immensely
BY thls different medicine which
costs only few cents a day.
Glllnn II recommended and sold
ny all drnR stores In Detroit and
throughout the State Of Michigan.
Help yourself 10 health. Start TO-
day by buying n bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle Will convince you. Get
The family sire and save ihe price
Of n hottie. The cII'an Medicine
a.. LnlfI nile Itu.f...tt a
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Alonfo ID. PettIivrd, Attorney
1905 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court Tor the County Of
Wayne, in chancery.
MARY JANE HILLAIAN. Plain
tiIf. vs.. GEORGE W. HILLMAN,
Defendant.
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Charles r. Berry, Aiiorng
1905 Broadvav

STATE OF MlcHlG'N IN A
Circuit Court for The san,r
Wayne. in Chancery
ADA HAGANS. Plaintiff "
EARLY HAGANs Defendant
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Florence BURKE stomach always
would be full of gas. could hard.
Nv bear the sight OF food. Between
The awful gas pressure and pains
All through my body I suffered tor-
lures You can imagine how felt
after taking 2 bottles OF Gillian and
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SALVAGE INF0RMATIoN-Ru'
nOLPH sas2
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no. s5s.oSs
ORDER or APPEARANCE

A. session Of said Court held
IN the City OF Detroit. May II,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10

in marriage wore a pale blue crepe dress, a matching lowered hat and Q corsage of white orchids.
 Miss Elizabeth Lee Munsey of Norfolk, was maid of honor. She was attired in a soft baby pink dress with white accessories, and corsage of gardenias.
 Miss Elizabeth Sue Kent, of Nor- folk, who served as bridesmaid, also wore a pink dress with white &C., cesSories and a corsage of gardenias.
 Petty Officer 2-c Albert Dionne of Texas was best man. and the ush- CTS were Machinist Mate 2-c James P. Luhm of Wisconsin and William J. Rutledge of San Francisco, Calf.
 A reception was held at the Serf club for members of the families and friends. Many of MT. Mallane's Shipmates attended the wedding.
 The young couple visited in Washington, New York and Connec. ticut on their wedding trip.
 Shower Guest
 Mrs. Earl Poller of Riverside drive the former Lillian Gniazdowski, was gueSt-of -honor at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Mrs. James Monsante at her home, 66 Carroll street.
 Those present were: Misses Mary Lambert, Anne Brennan, Helen Semrow, Gertrude Upright, Lena Monsante, Olga Stoto, Shirley Fet- terman, Ruth Kuraitis, Florence Adamski, Cathy Dram, Shirley Walsh. Fee Brennan and Lorraine Gniazdowski.
 Also, Mrs. Peter Licnikas, Mrs. Albert Bontempo. Mrs. Lester Kier- nan. Mrs. Alice Gniazdowski, Mrs. Allen Feterman. Mrs. Earl Roller and Mrs. James Monsante.
 Picnic Sunday
 The Naugatucx Junior Woman's club will hold e picnic Sunday at High Rock park.
 All members are requested to meet on the Green at 3 p. m. with bas- ket lunch for themselves and escort. In case of rain, the affair will Do cancelled.
 A daughter, Patricia Kathleen, was born to MT. and Mrs. Albert Erickson. of Paulsboro, N. J. Thurs day, June 8.
 Mrs. Erickson is the former Mar jorie swenston of Naugatuck. Both mother and baby are doing well.
 A total of 34l nursing calls were made during the month of May by the local Red Gross nurses. There were 6l new patients cared for, 39 dismissed, and 10 were registered at the baby conference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
LIEUT.. TALMADCE
 BADLY WOUNDED
CHESHIRE
 Hubert Rigney Cheshire Phone S34

Cheshire, June lo-A telegram was received Thursday morning from the War Department by Mir. and Mrs. Franklin Talmadge of Highland avenue, informing them that their son, Lieut.. Daniel w. Tal- madge U. s. Army, was seriously wounded in Italy on May g. After being injured Lieut.. Talmadge had written his parents informing them that he had been wounded but not seriously. He is an infantry ofSic- CT and had been for some time at the Anzio beachhead. He is a grad uate of Cheshire Academy and the University of Maryland and en- tered the service immediately after graduation. He had been a Ynem- Der of the Reserve Officers Train ing Corps while at the university. He was stationed at Fort Benning Georgia and Camp Wheeler and Gordon and then to Fort Meade, Maryland in December l9z3. A Che shire friend Lieut.. Norman Avele- tiere, son of MT. ard Mrs. William Aveletiere Waterbury Road. West Cheshire was an officer in the same company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
Pvt. .NelsonWrit Letter To His Parents
Was Wounded in Action May 20 at Anzio, Italy, Now
 at Hospital in Italy
THoMASToN

Jennings, who celebrated her 14th birthday. Guests included: Alice Oleshko, Dorothy Palchinski. Pa- tricia Heizing, Marylin Brown, Kathleen Kiefer of Lancaster, Penn, Joan O'Neil, Rose Lynch, Jean Jen- nings, Dorothy Williams.
 The guest of honor was presented a gift. Refreshments were served.
 War Stamp Sales
 War stamps sales in the elemen- tary schools for the week of June amounted to $303.45 according to Mrs. Ann Poit, principal. The total to dae is $6,60675. This is a very fine record considering the fact that the sales started at the beginning of the school year in September. Both pupils and teachers are to be congratulated upon the spirit and cooperation they have shown.
 Sunday Services
 Sunday services at Trinity Epis- copal church will consist of cele- bration of Holy Communion at { a. m. Sunday school at 9:30 8. m Morning prayers and sermon witt intercession for the armed forces al 1O:45. Services at Trinity church Northfield, will consist of Evening prayer and sermon at 8 p m. Rev Leonard Smith, pastor will be 1r charge of services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
ELEANOR FRITZ
 RECEIVES KEY
Becker, Jr., College in Worcester HOnOrs Her as
 Highest Ranking Pupil
IITcHFIELD Mary Fielek. CoEgespomdenA lelephene BS3-l9

Litchfield, June 10.--A silveE scholarship key has been awarded to Miss Eleanor Fritz at the Becker Junior college in Worcester, Mas, The key Is given to the highest ranking student in Q course og study and will be awarded on commence nent day, June IS, at the college. Miss Fritz, is a graduate of Litch- field high school and is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Howard ". Fritz. For the past year, she has been president of Cedar Hall at the college.
 Cynthia Fuessenich Home
 Miss Cynthia Fuessenich, dsughs ter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick ". Fuessenich of Toll Gate Hill has returned to her home after completS ing her freshman year at the Burns ham school for girls at Northamp- ton, Mass.
 Blue and White Elects
 Ofhcers of the Blue and White, Litchfield high scholo publication. have been elected as follows for i044- 45: editor-in-chief: Barbara Bren. nan: assistant editors: Typing, Nancy Turner; production; William Murphy; business, Julie Filippini; sports, Llyod Wellnitz; art, Marie Hoffman; alumni, Lenore Dickin- son; news, clubs, and class, Doris Taylor; exchange, Catherine Knox.
 Personals
 The Litchfield school for boys closed last week for summer vaca- ton.
 Howard Monaghan has returned to his home on Meadow strete from the Charlotte Hungerford hospital, where he underwent an appendicitis operation.
 James J. Weir was graduated last week from Georgetown University in Washington, D. C., with q bachelor of science degree.
 Miss Helen Brennan Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Bren- nan, Lake street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
CLOTHING DRIVE
 WILL END SUNDAY
Our Lady of Mount Carmel ParishiOners Working
 Hard on Collection .

Fifty parishioners of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will assist in the final plans for the drive for clothing for Italian civil fans which ends tomorrow. Clothing is being accepted at the parish house and at the firehouse at Washington avenue and Charles street. Con- mittees are repairing. asserting, and packing the clothing for eventual overseas shipment.
 Rev. Patrick Flynn. pastor, spoke at a meeting of the Holy Name so- ciety of the church Tuesday night. Salvatore Morris, president of the society. presided.
 A meeting of a committee on the parish bazaar to be held July 10 to l6 was also held.
 A procession in honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will be held Fri day at the church. Rocco Ciampi is chairman of the committee in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10

Naugatuck, June 10-The grad- uating exercises of the Congrega- tional church school will be held Sunday at Il a. m. as part of the morning service. Pins will be awarded to members of the Go-to- Church Band, and the Baptized Children of the church who have reached the age of seven years will receive their Bibles. Diplomas will be awarded to the pupils, graduat- ing from the various departments of the church school. The Junior choir. will sing.
 Music: introductory voluntary, "My Heart Ever Faithful" Mendels- sohn; offertory, Gracious Savior" " Gluck; concluding voluntary, "Alle- gro, Maestoso Vivace, "Mendels- sohn.
 The story sermon will be "The Skabillikan Spectacles." There will be no more church school until Sep- tember.
 The vacation church school will not be held this summer, due to circumstances beyond control.
 The church school party of the Congregational church will be held today. All departments will meet at 2:30 p. m. in the Parish house. This will be an old-fashioned party with plenty of surprises. Parents are invited. Refreshments will be served alter in the afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10

Thomaston, June 10-Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nelson of Litchfield street received letter fro 1ntheir son Pvt. Edmund Nelson U. s. Infantry stat ing that he had been wounded in action at Arzo May % and is now in a hospital at Naples where he is recuperating. He was inducted into the armed forces in September 1943 and left for overseas duty in Feb ruary. He has been awarded the Purple Heart. His father Joel Nell son saw action in France during World War I, Pvt. Nelson is a /ad- uate of the local high school and was employed at Seth Thomas Clock prior to army service.
 Baseball
 The American Legion Baseball club will play the New Departure c. I. o. club of Bristol Sunday in a Central Conn. League game at Muz- zy Field. Local players will leave from Latimers Pharmacy Sunday at i:15 o'clock.
 Card Party
 Ten tables were in play at the card party sponsored last evening in St. Thomas hall by the Catholic Council of Women. Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Brtdge-Ladies 1st Mrs. Edward Landers. Ladies End Mrs. John Gi- rard.
 Mems 1st William Lyons; End Frederick Flynn.
 Pinochle-Ladies 1st Mrs. Michael Madden; End Mrs. William O'Brien Mems lst John Ryan.
 Door prizes were won by Marie Westlake and Mrs. John Ryan of Plymouth. The main prize, 25 lbs of sugar was won by Miss Celestine Wight.
 23rd Anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds quietly observed their 23rd wedding anniversary at their home on Litch- field street, Thursday. They are the parents of three children, Miss Betty Reynolds, a student at Danbury normal school, Corporal Joseph Rey- holds stationed somewhere in Eng land and Seaman 1-C Thomas Rey- holds, stationed with a Seabee unit somewhere in the South Pacific.
 Attend Game
 Among the local baseball fans, who atetnded the Philadelphia Phils-Meriden Contelco baseball game played at Muzzy field, Bristol last evening were:
 Clifford Brammer, "Bukc" Ny gren, Francis Conway, Joseph Sul- livan, Frank Melvin, Sr, Linford Buckingham. Roland Cyr, and Harry Harry Lynch.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Dorothy Williams entertained at her home on South Main street last evening with a surprise birth day party in honor of Miss Jean
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,, ss. PROBATE COURT, June 10th. A. D. 1944. ESTATE of R. DAVID CANTINo. of Waterbury, in said District, a minor.
 Upon the application of ANN GASPARINI, Guardian, praying that she may be authorized to colnpro- mise and settle doubtful and dis- puted claim in favor of said estate, as per application on file more fully ORDERED. That said applicat ton be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office in Waterbury, In said District, on the 18th day of June A. D. 1944 at s:l5 o'clock in the fore- noon (Eastern War Time), and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub- fishing this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, on or before the 10th day of June f9fl.
 Akteet:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
REPORT HONORS
 LATE MAYOR
Tribute Contained in Res- OlutiOns Adopted After
 Death Jan. 9, l943

A memoriam for the late Mayor Vincent A. Scully is contained in the annual school report which has been prepared by Dr. Thomas j.. Condon, superintendent of schools, and released by the Board of Edu- cation.
 The tribute consists of extracts from resolutions adopted by the Board after the mayors death, Jan- lary g, l943. They are as follows:
 Devotion to duty, integrity in nface. and tolerance for the rights of others gained him the admiration and respect Of all, irrespective of race or creed.
 His was the spirit of virile Amer icanism. In private as well as public life, he wa sastrict adherent to canons of right conduct.
 Patient, kindly, persuasive, he gave thoughtful consideration to di- vergent or dissenting views and formulated decisions based upon justice and equity.
 Promotion of opportunities for boys and girls SteTnmed from his own scholarly tastes and enriched intellect"
 The mayor served as chairman ex-oficao of the Board from the time he took oflce in l940 until his death. ,,v
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
World War II Relics
 Displayed At Library
Loaned By Gordon KeeIer and Young Son, Helmet,
 BayOnet Included in List of Trophies
WATERToWN
Mira Stephen Canty COrpenden a Scott Avsuua Tsephsn

this time the monthly patriotic service will be observed.
 Thursday - Mrs. Marshal Hay. ward will hold a party in the par- ish house at 1 o'clock for the be- ginner's department of the church school.
 Sunday - Morning service at Il o'clock; While 1t is Day., will be the subject of the sermon by the Rev. Fred Wilcock. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p. m.
 Tuesday - The annual meeting of the officers and teachers of the Church School will be held; Troop 2, Boy Scouts will meet at 7:30 p. m.
 Thursday The Youth Choir will rehearse at p. n.; the Senior Choir at 8 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-10
Church Services

ct' JOuuS ; h. U. church
 Sunday--MasseS will be at '. e:l5 and 10 a. m. Mass in Bethlehem at II a. m. Members of the Holy Name society will go to communion in a body at the a. m. Mas. At 7:30 p. m, there will be rosary ,devotions In honor of the Sacred Heart and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
 Thursday-There will be comics. sions from to 6 p. m. and from T to 8 p. m. in preparation for the Feast of the Sacred Heart.
 Friday-The Feast of the Sacred Heart. Masses will be at 6 and I a. m. at 7:30 p. m. there will be de- votions in honor of the Sacred Heart and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
 Saturuay-At 2 a. m. there will be memorial high Mass for the de- ceased members of the Isaac Boucher family.
 Each morning following the T A. m. Mass there will be the recitation Of the rosary for the success of the invasion and the protection of local boys in action.