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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05
Church News St. Johns Church

Sunday: Masses will be at T, 3:l5 and 10 a. m; Mass in Bethlehem at II q. m. members of both branches of the Children of Mary Sodality will go to Communion in body at the ' a. m. Mass at 7:30 p. m. there will be May devotions, followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
 Monday-At 8 a. m. there will be Eonth's mind requiem high Mass for Mrs. John Habelka ST; at ' D. m. the CYO will meet in the church for instruction and will hold the social meeting in the Communi- ty building later.
 At 8 D. m. the regular monthly monthly meeting of the Council of Catholic Women will be held in the school.
 Tuesday-The senior branch of the Children of Mary Sodality will be held at the home Of Miss Anita Bel:emare of Echo Lake road.
 Wednesday-Con in prep aration for the Feast of the AScen- sion will be heard from 4 to 6 p. m. from to D. m.
 The Junior branch of the Children of Mary Sodality will meet in the school at 7:30 p. m.
 Thursday-The Feast of the As tension is a Holy Day of Obligation. Masses will be at 5:30, and 8 a. m. Mass in Bethlehem at g a. m.
 Friday-A Novena in honor of the Holy Ghost will begin at 7:30 D. m. and will continue each evening at 7:3O D. m, with the exception of Sunday evening, until Saturday eve ming May 1o, when it will close. On Friday eevning there will also be May devotions, followed by Benedic- tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
 Christ Episcopal ChurGh-Sunday, May 6, the Fifth Sunday after East CT; Holy Communion at a. m.; church school at 9:45 a. m; con- firmation service at II a. m. The Rt. Rev Dr. Frederick G. Budlong, Bishop of Connecticut will officiate and preach. The Bishop will also of- ficiate at confirmation service for Taft school students at the school service at 9:l5 a. m.
 At 7:30 p. m. the Young Peoples Service League will meet.
 Monday-The Parish Council will meet at p. m.
 Thursday, May 10-T'he Feast of the Ascension. There will be Holy Communion at II a. m. At this time the semi-annual presentation of the United Thank offering will be made.
 Friday-The annual meeting of the Womens Auxiliary of the Litch- field Archdeaconry will be held at St. Pauls church, Bantam. The meeting will open with a service of Holy Communion at 10:3O a. m.
 Methodist Church - Sunday - Church school will meet at 10 a. m; Morning service with Holy Com munion meditation at II a. m. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p. m. Nina Ring will lead the discussion on the San Francisco conference
 Monday - The Brownie Pack and Girl Scout troop will meet at 3:15 p. m.
 Tuesday - The Brownie Pack will meet at 3:l5 p. m., Troop g. Boy Scouts at 7:30 p. m.
 Wednesday - The w. s. G. S. will meet at 10 a. m. for an all-day sewing meeting.
 Thursday - Senior choir rehear- sal at 8 p. m.
 Congregational church - Sunday The junior and young peoples de- partments of the Church School will meet at 9:45 a. m; primary depart ment at 10 a. m.; Service of worship with reception of members and an-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05
WATERBURY PRIESTS
 TO ATTEND CEREMONY

Waterbury priests will be among the large number of Catholic clergy who will attend services at St. Jos ephs cathedral in Hartford June at 10 a. m., when Most Rev. Henry J. O'Brien will be installed as ninth bishop of the Hartford diocese.
 Most Rev. Richard J. Gushing, archbishop of oBston, will be in stalling officer A pontifical Mass will be celebrated by Bishop OArien
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NnTI(E, TftTTn\

This is to give notice that I, Michael Domenic Lombardi, of 4 French Street, Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an application dated May 4th, l945, with the Liquor Control Commission for a Package Store Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, - Bishop Street, Waterbury, Conn. The busi- ness is owned by Michael DOmenic LOmbardi. of 45 French Street, Wa terbury, Conn, and will be conduct ed by Michael Domenic Lombardi, of 45 French Street, Waterbury Conn, a 6 permittee.
 MICHAEL D. I4OMBARD1.
 Dated May 4th 1945. 5-S-12
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05

and especially those who have been received into membership during the present paStorate are asked to make a special effort to be present Following the service, there will be an informal reception for new mem bers in the church house. During the II o'clock service nursery school will be conducted in the church house. At T p. m. the Pil- grim Fellowship will meet. Bill Lewis will lead the discussion.
 Monday - The Sea Scouts will meet at 7:30 p. m.
 Tuesday The Woman's Asso- citation will meet at p. m. for sew ing and regular meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05
Reminder

Rev Thomas s. Cline, D. D., rec tor Of Christ Episcopal church re- minds parishioners that on VIE Day services will be held in the church at II a. m. and at p. m.
 If the news comes at or after l2 o'clock noon a service will be held at 8 D. m. that same evening and the II o'clock service will be held the following morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05
New Booklet

Postmaster D. G. Sullivan an- nounces that the revised edition of the official U. s. government book let containing description and il- illustrations of all the United States postage stamps from the date of their introduction in 1847 to April l, l944, including platc numbers and quantities issued of commemorative and air mail stamps will shortly be on sale at the local post office.
 The booklets are thirty cents each with five cents added for postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05

Congregational church - Sunday The junior and young peoples de- partments of the Church School will meet at 9:45 a. m; primary depart ment at 10 a. m.; Service of worship with reception of members and an- niversary Communion at II a. m. The theme of the Communion Meditation will be The Supreme Loyalty, All members of the church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-05
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

ser Der Sreue @ottes iesen ia oie
eigene Ereue gegen @ott poraus. @S
iit au9 ni6t abergfau6e, lDenn mir
&otbolifen i'm beiligen WeBopfer Die
etpig flieBenoe @naoenqueue Der @r'
I0iung, Der Seiligung unO Der gottli'
den SiIfe erbliden. @s lit ou6 nibt
46ergloube, penn frommes Ser
trouen bic Sobne uno Sodter Der
bimmIii6en Mutter on iene Orte, an
iene 8oufabrtsItatten bintreibt, an
benen getpiNermaBen Die 8armber'
3igfeit uno Dos WeitleiO oes Slmmels
iroiI6e 4u0ien8en geben. IS lit eno'
li6 fein abergloube, Denn mir oaS
v8ergelt's @ottI" zines Weni6en,
Dem mir @utes toten Inn @otte5 mil
len, pie cine binnliide Wiin5e l6at'
gen, Die ou oroben einn1ol au5geDe6'
left miro, mo- Der CLAUDE iibergebt in
leliges S9auen.
Dr.. J. King
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
Snu Drutfd1laun
knn,ntunt1ttfd1 r1prnPu?
BON u. 9 d nj t, &anaSn

Ser Sieg GtolinS in Yotsoom
miro nl6t nur in alien naterlellen
8eItimmungen, lonoern ou9 in ben
ioeoIogiiden 8eltimmungen oieles
Documents iidtbor.
Die Seffentlidfeit in Sen 6emofru.
tilden 2anoern bat - teilpeile in.
folge Der SSrrefilbrung 0ur9 Die ero'
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IrtifeIS II bon Bunft 8 ni9t Der.
ltanoen, Der beltimlnt: ~9Iue oemo-
fratiiden politilden Borteien nit
8erlunmlung5red)t uno Dem He9t
offentlt6er 0istullionen louen in
gan5 Deutlblono geouloet uno ermu'
tigt meroen."
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8eltimmung lelbit 10 unOemotrotii9
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Dem iepeiligen Oeilitarbefeblsbaber
Der betreffenoen Sffupotion55one an
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Yarteien uno politilden 8ereinigun.
gen ~oemotratiit" iino. Cine Demo.
tratte iebt oorous, ooB alle 8ur-
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Oielem 9lugenblid bat Die Gemofra.
tie bereit5 3u belteben aufgebort.
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1888 - geDilie Srganilotionen if.
rer ltaat5biirgerliten gette beroub'
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oielen 2GnOern lelbItoerltdnolt6 ni6t
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den >perOen. (SSn Brog g. 9. pur6e
nidt nur Den Staotsbiirgern oeuti6er
uno ungorti6er HationolitGt oas
8oblredt oerpeigert, ionbern ou9
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grobte 8ortei oes 2anoes NOR, uno
ben tidediiden Notionolbemofraten,
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gen5 maren.) - @s lit auBeroroent.
lid beoauerli6, boB ii6 bic Siibrer
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

i'm unre6t uno mir IelbIt nidt INNER
bunoert Bro3ent i'm 8e9t Itno?
Bir borten oiele WenIden la9en,
6oB Geuti6lano 6eItraft uno 3erItort
uno Sopan perni6tet tperGen muB.
8os mir oergaBen, mar, oaB oas
omerifanii9e 8olt Die &ii6tcbr lel'
ner G0bne oerlongen piiroe. geie'
man0 mid beute - Elm paar Gage
no6 Der uebergube - 9eutlflano
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Sobn - 10 miro iest gerufen. Der
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Jung Der GienItpfIidt. SoIlen Die
feinoliden 2anoer DieOer ltd lelblt
iberlaiien bleiben, oamit ite neue
8offeu Der Rode Idmieoen uno ei'
nen neuen &rieg anIangen sonnen?
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8olt fir ieine NodIalligfeit notir'
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lernen mir aus ben Seitcn oe5 8u'
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aus unleren 6eblern gtusen 81 5ie'
ben? gtatilrli6 nl6t.
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bat ooS omeritaniide 8olt geton ODER
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mir, olS Die our Otadt gelangten iu-
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oifferen5 in Srieoen53eiten 5uriidteb-
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2eute ben 5rieoen fir uns erbalten
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gebens gefdnpft boben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

9as ustablbab bes &rieees". SO.
giooer, Der Deutldlano uno 0ortpe-
gen bereiit, idreibt in Der 81. 9.
Staats5eitung' u.a.:
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flung Der Seine uno bic ungeorone.
ten tpirti6aftli6en Berbdltniiie Iai.
len eine eri6redenoe 2arbeit Der fit.
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ftb amertfanti9e Sol6aten befin6en,
felbit in ienen @ebieten, mo emit 6os
Graterntiierunesberbot In araft mar,
su beiuden.
Sir Die Mmerifaner ft1to erotifde
eroberungen bier perbaltnismdbig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
EH 1pukt

0ie l1br ltan6 itiae obne MnIoB
uno gu ungepobnter 3eit. gntieben
5tebt Elm in Die gan5e Somilie, in Ser
man oas bemerft - Cine Spinne
tro6 iiber ben Weg am friiben Ueor.
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ongenebmen Dingen ii9 ereisnete,
oas lit ouf ben oiirren 5pinnenbei.
men mitgefroden. - 3tpei Studlein
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l9en SUB. 0en 4rmen bel9leidt
banges @ntIeten, 0enn ous fonn nur
ungliid beoeuten. - Der Solspurm
tidt i'm olten Sdront, Der SotenDo.
gel ruff. Ser &ranfe, ser NIT anges
ipannten Sinnen bordt unb ieoen
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na9ite Sote iein miro, ben man auf
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itber's 2ano. Dte iibermiitigen Bur.
i9en uno bic la6enben MG66en bal.
ten Die Sdnoe bin uno loiien itd aus
oeren 2inien bic 3ufunft neisiagen.
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aus ben @ugen, un6 Der ungIoube
oteier 3tgeunerDeisbett geeeniiber
fi9ert aus tbrem betmliden 2a6en.
Iber In BEN groBen St6oten, ba lou.
fen iie, Ndt1ner unb Srauen, eebiI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30
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8iidufsfoufereua in Sulba. gon
WittDo4 big Sreitog fono in Guloa
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8erlangen, an Ser @r5iebung Der
oeutiden &i11oer our6 bonn 5toote
luboentionierte 56ulen mit5utpirfen,
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ri6tet meroen Iouen, bic Dor Der 0o5i.
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fen, ols 8eobo9ter Der UeilitGrregie.
rung on 6er &onferen3 teil5unebmen.
SSm ollgemeinen ltno 8erlommlun.
gen bon mebr als flint Berionen Der.
boten.
&ennD 1ogte, 6ie Irmee intereI1iere
itd n11r fir Die gr0rterungen, bic
m0glidertueile politiide ausmirfun.
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@rtldrung berausfomnt, ooB Die
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oeuti6e @eiitli6e, Die BON ben geo5is
gum Seeresoienit ge5pungen poroen
paren, aus Der &riegsgefangenl9uf
entlalIen tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

einfa9. @r beitst ober fam bic $50
rem, bic bic @uropaer 10 bringeno
nottpenoig bruuden, faufen. Ct bat
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norterbu6es geitammelt peroen. 8os
bat er idon 5u berlieren? SIM Ser
lauf bon neun Monaten miro er
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

9ie 3erftOrnns beutfaer @tGbte.
Gin &etien6er er3dblt: sd par erlt
IN 2onoon un6 fano bic 8erItorungen
(ourd vi un6 V.2.8omben) einfo9
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ben S6otten. Na6 Nuin5, 9arms
itaot uno geiirnberg fam etnem &0In
als faIt unbei6Goigt Dor. Sir mid
gtbt es ieBt iiberboupt feinen WaB.
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2o6ern un6 Soblen unter Dem 56utt
in elmer mir unberit itdnbIi6en @eiIe.
Dte meni6It6e Pbantaie rei9t elm.
fo4 ni6t aus, Inn 6os alles su Be-
greifen. Berlin lit fir einen, ser es
aus Jrieoens5eiten fannie, in ieinem
iestgen 3uitanoe einfod unborIteu.
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gluf Dem fladen 2an6e itebt es nod]
onoeren Sdiloeruneen tpelentli6
beiier un6 oober boffnungsfreuoiger
aus. 0ort miro ou9 iiberoa ridtig
gearbeitet. Die 2anotpirtldaft bat
our9 Die 5lugbonben nirgenos Iidt-
bar gelitten, oa Slugbomben bort nur
ourh ungliidlide 3ufqlle ooer ouf
Joni unerfldrlide 8eiie, ober immer
tpobl nur ein5eln gefal1en iino uno
oober - tpie idlimm Der 3ufau ou6
mandmal iein Spiel getrieben bat
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nebmbor iit. Die @rnte lit in ibren
@rgebniiien nidt gu uberieben. sssn
ein3elnen Eeilen lit tie iiberraldeno
gut ausgefa1en, in onoeren miro
iiber oos @rgebnis geflagt. @s lit
eben nod ni9t 10 ueit, ooB man et-
mas itotiitiid nit irgenoeinem @raoe
bon 3uoerlaiiieteit erfaiien fann =.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-30

Die Sanb bes fl. Gtepbau. aus
Sol5burg meIoete om "a. os. Die ~slii.
HreB":
Sic Sono oes III. @tepban, cine
ser foitbarlten &eliqlien Der unoort.
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in 8uoapeit angelongt, geraoe 5ur
redten 3eit fir Die auidbrIi9 gebol'
tene Geier oes Stepbans'Eages, pie
Souptmonn gfalpb 9iefenbo9, elm
fatboliider Sel0geiltli6er oes ume.
rifoniiden 3neiten Irmeeforps, na6
ieiner 9fiidtebr aus 8uoapelt nit
teilte.
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mar, Die ReliQuie, bic aus Cider
beitsgriin0en nod Oe1terrei6 eebrad)t
tporoen mar, auf @runb elmer bon Der
Nrmee erteilten grlaubnis no6 8u'
oopelt 5uriid5ubringen, er5ablt, ooB
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Der Seimbringung Der &eliquie bon
ben l1ngarn entbuitoItild eefeiert
tpur6en. Oas Seblen Der tpelfen Son6
oes III. Stepban, oieles beiligeelpro'
6enen 9ontgs aus Der ungariiden
5riib3eit, tuiir0e oas ct. Stepbuns.
Seit arg beeintradtigt baben.
Satber 9iefenbo9, ebemoIiger
Bforrer on Der ct. Soiepbs.air6e
in Soulton, Ser., traf porigen Conn"
tagabeno nit Der &eliquie in 8uoo.
peit elm. SSn ieiner 8eeleitung befan.
ben it9 orei Mann bon Der omtrifoo
niiden Se6suno5pan5iglten 9ipi.
iion: &orporal Wei6ael gbriltiono
aus @beliea, Moii.; Pfc. Sruncis
DuffD aus philadelphia, uno Pfc.
@arlano @aoeD aus Sopetueq, so.
Dte geodri6t BON ibrer Mnfunft
tuuroe ourd ous 8u6opeIter &aoio
mttgeteilt, uno ale @loden in Der
5toot lauteten, Inn bns greignis on
5utiinoigen. Eauienhe bon Meni6en
aus Der llmgebung Der Stoot mur.
ben our6 &aoioien0ungen beronIoBt,
an Zen chi Wontog obgeboltener Be
remonien teil3une1men.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

.,,,sx ,ieh,-t.stut.d powde. Nv, 70
adusao,S au., On feeling ss,i, ali over. Deli DELI.
eatsly scented. scented ~fS st mn n~euH,air
., H.na Complete with 'afss'
downy puff.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Prices moy vary slightly in Maryland ond Vrsinis
Stores on few items which ore under Stots
Contract Lows Right reserved to limit quantities.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Fresh, lovely colors BY Klohous I1saious red c
borrowed pipe strawDerres and tne ne,ud, atS
T,uE m,sarry STRAWBERRY IN np Barr
Evening star., 1945-05-16

Light = textured, delicately
fragrant powder in a handy
mitt that is so convenient to
use. It's made from dainty,
flower sprigged material
with just enough room to
slip your hand inside.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

hours of deliberation and adjourned
until tomorrow afternoon.
At today's session, one of the de-
PENDANTS, speaking for the whole
group. made a closing statement
admitting the loqting and sale of
Army supplies bdt blaming their
present plight on their officers.
IF it was wrong. why didn't they
stop us?" he demanded. "Why
didn't somebody warn us?"
War Bonds are the civilians am
munitiOn against the Japs and
Nazis. While the civilian cannot
take part in actual battles, he can
do SO vicariously through tanks,
guns and other materiel of war
purchased with his War Bond
money.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Officer Gets 10 Years
In Black Market Deal
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Jan. 27. - An American
Army officer convicted of participat-
ing in black market deal on Gig
arettes was sentenced today to 10
years at hard labor and was dis
missed from the service.
Testimony at the general court
martial held at the Oise section
headquarters showed the officer,
Second 1t Marvin Davis, Philadel-
phia, had consorted with a French
woman in Reims and helped her to
put through four black market deals
in American cigarettes. The sales
netted them 174,O00 francs (about
So, ,48O, it was disclosed during the
trial.
The prosecution also charged
Davis with theft of Government
property. Davis admitted he had
received 10000 francs as his share
from the woman and said he had
sent two-thirds of this home by
money order.
In Paris, the court martial trying
nine enlisted men of a United States
Army railway battalion for selling
Army supplies in the black market
failed to reach a verdict after two