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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12

Sc ne vemo. Ia razvedrilo bodo
nastopili pevski zbori: Zarja,
Glasbena Matica, Jadran, hr.
vaska tamburica, Macedonski
kolo, godba ma harmonike in Sc
nekaj drugih. I,
Ma shodu Sc bodo kretale v
narodnih nosah, brhke Srbki-
ME, Hrvatice, Macedonke in
seveda tudi Slovenke.
Dragi Slovenci- (ke), apeliram
ma vas, pridite vse ma ia shod.
Pokazimo, da smo zavedni ma
rod in upraviceni, da Sc mas upo-
steva. Ne tarnajmo kadar je
prepozno, pokazimo Sc sedaj ko
je cas-. Vstopnine nj nobene.
Ma svidenje v nedeljo, II. juni-
ia t. |.
Smrt fasizmu! Svoboda naro-
du!
Ia publicijski odbor
Felix Strumbelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
JugOsl0vanskis sh0d
V SlOv. mar. dOnu

Cleveland, Ohio-Dne 20. ma
ia je bill sklican sestanek " Slov.
del. domu ma Waterloo Rd. Ma
vzoci smo bill Slovenci, Srbi, Hr-
vati in ceh Mr.. Krezincie, XII je
councilman v 3. vardi ter je ze-
10 naprednega misljenja.
Sestanek je bill sklican v svrho
razmotrivanja korakov, katere
maj bi well z ozirom ma polozaj
nasega Primorja, oziroma ia
dranskega morja in Trsta. Izvo-
lilo Sc je zastopnike in sicer pet
cd vsake skupine. Slovenski "a
stopniki SO: Mr.. cesen, Mr.. Pol
lock, Mr.. Strumbel, Mrs. Zakraj-
Sex in spodaj podpisana. Do Sc
daj smo zastopniki imeli ze dive
seji. Predseduje Mr.. Frank ce-
sen, XII vrsi ia posel zelo spretno
in zadovoljivo. Tajnica je Miss
Daisy Lolic, Srbkinja in c1anica
Slav Congress.
Sklenilo Sc je najeti dvorano
Slov. mar. donna ma ST. Clair
Ave, "a nedeljo, II. junija, "a
shod, ma kateremu bodo precita-
ne razne resolucije, nanasajote
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
Vesti liz ziuljenja
a,,1eriskih Slouenceu

Chicago. - Dne 2. junija sta
Sc porocila Vera Kerhlikar in
Anthony Omerza.
Jackson Heights, N. Y. - Tu
je 13. maja umrl John Jeglic,
star SO let in rojen v St. Jerne-
ju ma Dolenjskem. Zapusca ze-
no in veliko prijateljev.
Vandling, Pa. Tukaj je
1mrla Terezija Anzlovar, role
IA Kristof, stara 65 let in donna
cd St. Vida ma Dolenjskem, od-
koder je prisla v Ameriko leta
1902. Tukaj zapusca sina, bra
ia in vec ozjih sorodnikov, v
starem kraju pa brata in sestro.
Glassport, Pa.-Dne q. maja
je umrla Antonia Cvetan, stara
81 let, donna IL vasi Celje pri
Ilirski Bistrici. Zapusca vec 81
nov in hcera ter drugih sorod-
nikov. - v cementni tovarni v
Universalu Sc je 19. maja tezko
poskodoval Matevz Filipic, do
ma il Stare Oselice. Ko je po.
pravljal neki vijak, je nekdo
pognal motor, nakar ga je vi
jak zgrabil "a nogo in ga pri-
Gel vleci v stroj. K. sreci je ne
kdo ustavil motor in Filipicu
resil zivljenje. Izgubil pa je no.
60 mad kolenom in Sc nahaja v
bolnisnici West Penn Pitts
burghu. Je ozenjen in ina stiri
mladoletne otroke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
UrednltoVa
poSta


Cleveland, Ohio. - Tisti cas-,
ko Sc risejo meje krvjo osvo-
bojene, ma novo prerojene Ju-
goslavije. je tn. Junaska parti-
zanska vojska Sc je osvobodila
treh sovraznikov: Nemcev, TIA
lijanov in domacih izdajalcev.
Jugoslavijas je bila nasa "a
veznica. z ogromnimi zrtvami je
prispevala svoj delez h koncni
zmagi. Da Sc jo sedaj ne upo-
steva kot zaveznico, je razvidno
IL incidental, XII Sc je dogodil v
Trstu in ma Koroskem.
V Clevelandu Sc je izvolil
zdruzeni odbor ameriskih Jugo-
slovanov. V TEN odboru je pet
oseb cd vsake narodnosti, Srbi,
Hrvatje, Slovenci in Macedonci.
Tudi cehi sodelujejo.
Ia odbor sklicuje velik shod
v nedeljo II. junija t. |. OBJ 3.
uri popoldne v Slovenskem ma.
rodnem domu ma St. Clair Ave.
Ma tenn shodu sc bo opomni-
10 ameriske predstojnike ma
Atlantski carter, v katerem sc
garantira svoboda malih naro.
dov. Mi zelimo, da je te svobods
delezna tudi Jugoslavija.
Zatorej, Jugoslovani, Slovenc;
IL Clevelanda in okolice, kate.
rim je pri srcu Trst, Primorje
in Koroska, pridite ma ia shod
Napolnimo Slovenski narodn
dom k OF Sc nikoli. Pokazime
ameriski javnosti, da nam N
vse emo kaksne bodo meje Ju.
goslavije. Navzoci bodo poroce'
valci clevelandskih casopisov
mocan wits bono napravili ma
nje &c bo dvorana polna.
Ma shodu DO glavni govornil
IL jugoslovanske skupine, XII ~
sedaj nahaja Ameriki. Drug
govorniki bodo: clevelandski zu
pan Burke, vsi trije slovensk
councilman in eden cd vsake ju
Igoslovanske narodnosti. Povab
lien je tudi governor Lausche
Ali Sc DO odzval? Ko to pisem
a." "s#w s=& q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
Domoeo fron+o
Pet Zahtev Strica Sama

Washington. - Vlada, mora
prositi svoje drzavljane ia te-
den naslednje: Prijavite svoje-
ga psa "a sluzbo cetami ma
Them oceanu. Armada potre.
buje takoj 500 velikih psov in
nadaljnih 1000 do augusta. Obr.
mite Sc ma naslov Quartermaster
General, Washington, D. G..
Napravite 81 nacrt "a vkuha.
vanje zgodnje zelenjave in sa.
dja. Visoko stevilo modrih od-
merkov yam pove, kako velike
vaznosti bo vkuhana zelenjava
in sadie prihodnjo limo.
Ako 81 niste ma jasnem gle.
de svojih pravic in dolznosti kot
hisni gospodar ali najemnik, po.
vprasajte v svojem domaeem
OPA uradu. V okrajih, v kate.
rih so najemnine nadzorovane,
morajo biti vse najemnine jaw.
ljene. Izgoni pa so zakonskc
omejeni.
Ostanite ma delu, XII je vaznc
"a vojni napor, ma primer '
svincenih rudnikih, ako ste od
pusceni il drugega "a vojno vaz
mega della. Pomanjkanje svincs
utegne prepreciti izdelovanjt
vojnega materijala, XII je vazer
"a vojno proti Japonski =.
fantastic dobro vse luknje Y
svojem stanovanju, da bo hlad
no poleti a pozimi, da vas bt
mani tlacil mraz. Goriva DO pri
manjkalo tudi prihodnjo limo
Prepoyed prihranila 52.OOO. .(O(
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12

nemu gibanju, slabi pa so Sc
vdinjali okupatorju in navadno
zgolj zaradi denarja izdali svoj
narod. Danes pa je prisel cas-
obracuna. Ljudstvo je poiskalo
garjevce il svoje srede in jih po.
stavilo pred sodisee.
Tako so Sc v zadnjem casu
zagovarjai pred narodnimi So
disei v Srbiji mnogi sodelavci
okupatorja in narodni izdajal-
ci. Mnogi med mimi so zavze-
mali v start Jugoslaviji visoke
polozaje, ali so kako drugaee
uzivali zaupanje j judstva. Ma
rod je obsodil vsakega, XII je bill
kriv, ne glede ma to, ali je bill
pref minister, kmet ali delavec.
Med prve je spadal Milos Tri-
vunac, univerzitetni professor il
Beograda. Njegovo izdajalsko
delo sega dalec nazaj, ko je bill
Sc v start Jugoslaviji kot pred
sednik jugoslovansko :lemske-
ga kluba. eden vodilnih petoko-
lonasev in spijonov. Seveda ga
pod prejsnjimi rezimi nj zaradi
tega nihce prijemal, nasprotno,
bi1 je spostovan in je veljal "a
narod zasluznega moza. Pod
okupacijo pa je prisel ma dan S
pravo barvo. Postal je minister
V Nedicevi vladi, XII je bila osno:
vana z namenom zatreti parti-
zansko gibanje. V "Novem vre-
menu je podpisal APPEL, v kate
rem je nazival partizane tuje
placance in rusilce kulture. Maj
bolj pa Sc je pokazal S clankom
"Usodna ura'', XII ga je napisal
V istem casopisu in v katerem
je zagovarjal sodelovanje z
Nemci. Osvoboditev Srbije ga
je" zatekla v Beogradu, Nemci
pac MISC mogi vzeti S seboj
vsakega hlapca. Ia je zdaj do
bill zasluzeno placilo, obsojen je
bill ma smrt in ma izgubo vsega
premozenja.
S podobnimi deli je pomagal
narodu v nesreci ma smrt obso-
jeni Grigorij Bozovic, knjizev-
mix IL Beograda. V casu narod-
ne vstaje v Sanzaku in Crni 60
ri je stopil ma stran okupator-
ia in ustanovil pod njegovo "a
scito v Pljevljah izdajalski ma
cionalni odbor in postal urednik
llsta "Pljevaljski vjesnik", XII
ga je placevala italijanska vo-
jaska oblast. Toda ia javni ma
rodni delavec Sc je ponizal Sc
dale. V italijanskem klubu je
bral svoje povesti, "a kar je
preiema] seveda visOk hOnOrar
Tako je, il prejsnjega narodne-
ga delavca postal narodni izda.
jalec, kar pomeni, da je bilo vse
njegovo prejsnje delo in pisa
ME "a denar in mic vec ter da je
"a denar postal izdajalec.
Stefan stefanovic pa je bill
tovarnar v Kragujevcu. Eden IT,
stih, XII jim je prejsnji rezim do
voljeval neusmiljeno zatirati de.
lavce. Po okupaciji je stavil svo-
jo tovarno Nemcem v prid in je
uporabljal VISA sredstva, da je po-
vocal obrat. Tako je .omogoci]
okupatorju nabavo izdelkov v
velikih mnozinah. Delovnih mo.
ci nj placeval, ker so mu Mem.
ci dajali "a delo nase ljudi, ka'
tere nu nj bio treba placati. Ma
ia nacin je trikrat povecal svo.
je premozenje. Seveda je bi
Nemcem globoko hvalezen zs
vse in je bogato podpiral dele
sovraznika osvobodilnega giba
MIA. Nemski Kreisleiter je bill z
ostalimi Nemci stalen gost ME
COVE gostoljubne hise. Je zaslu
iii Stefan stefanovic kaj drage'
ga kakor smrt? Tako ga je Sc
nat vojnega sodisca obsodil.
Direktor gimnazije v Kragu
jevcu je bill Ljoticev idealni pri'
stas. Kot tax je bill tudi izpu'
Seen liz ujetnistva in je bill ime.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
Ranjeni vojaki kupujejo bonde

Ranjeni vojaki kupujejo bonde
Washington. V zracni bazi
New Castle blizu Wilmingtona
Delaware, kamor so bill trans
portirani ranjeni vojaki po IRA
ku, je kupil vsak posamezni vo-
jak War Bonde, bodisi, da jih
je kupil v gotovini, bodisi po
nacrtu armade potion odteglja-
jew cd place. To poroca War
Finance Division pri Treasury
Department..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12

MIA in nezaupane, katero Sc povecujeo in poglabljajo
kampanje hujskanja katerm vdajajo narazlcnejH
odgovorni element
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12

600 mill prevoz, XII je bill prihra-
njen v teku3 mesecev radi pre-
povedi konvencij. v februarju,
marcu in aprilu je prejel komi-
te 1,0S8 prosenj "a konvencije
in shode, cd tega stevila jih je
bio odobrenih 50, 684 prepove-
danih, a 335 je bilo slucajev, XII
so bill izven delokroga tega ko-
miteja. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
Stimson poziva vojake maj ku
pujejo bOnde

Washington. - Vojni mini
ster Henry L. Stimson je po-
zval vse osobje vojske, da do
seze, ali pa cello preseze civilno
kvoto v svojih nakupih War
Bondov tekom z. vojnega poso-
jila. "Sistematicno hraniti" pri-
poroca vojni minister, kajti ta-
ko bo armada postala vzgled
vsem javnim uradom in zaseb-
MIN organizacijam." Stimson je
pozival tudi civilne nastavljen-
ce vojnega ministrstva, maj "sa-
mi osebno sprejmejo odgovor-
most, da bodo dvignili svojo kvo-s
to tekom Z. vojnega posojila ma
najmanj 90%o."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-12
Prepoved prihranila $1,000, ,0O0
mill

Washington. - War Commit
tee on Conventions je naznanil,
da se ceni ma najmanj $4,000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
No Definite Progress In Clubs Plans
 Fest End Section
 Not Alone
 In Requests

William o. Taylor, newly elected president of the East End Comrnun- ity Club, in speaking to members of the Lions Club yesterday after noon, declared that the East End Club had to date received "only ifs, and's and butts" in answer to its request for better police protec- ton for that section of the city and It's demand for improved street con- ditions.
 Pointing out that the East End Community has one-fifth of the cIty's population and four main arr teries of traffic, MT. Taylor declar- ed that the residents fesl that add cd police protection is Q necessity; and he went on to state that. "the East End Community Club Is not seeking publicity
 The Club delegates met with the Police Board Wednesday night and were promised that nine additional policemen would be added to that section. MT. Taylor pointed out that this would mean three additional patrolm:n for each shift.
 Several members of the Lions club pointed out that other sections of the city were also in need of bet- ter lighting and additional police men, and said they were interested in the appeal being made by the East End Community Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Settlement Reported In Three Suits
 $20, 900 Auto
 Accident Case
 WithdTown

A $20,000 automobile collision suit brought by William and Lucy Tal- aero and Lillian Bohuski, oil of Wa terbury, against Stephen and Jane Drezewiecki of Bristol was with drawn from the superior court docket today. Terms of settlement were not disclosed.
 The plaintiffs claimed their car, operated by Lucy Tulacro, was struck by one owned by Stephen Drezewiecki and operated by the other defendant on the Waterbury Bristol road in Wolcott Oct. 2l, 1924. Personal injuries were listed by the three plaintiffs and the car- owner claimed recovery for dam- ages to the vehicle. The Tulacros each sought $7,500 and the other plaintiff, 5000.
 Also withdrawn from the superior court docket today was the $4,500 civil action brought by the Eastern Color Printing Go. of Waterbury against Murray Bernhard and Nathan Katz, both of New York City An alleged debt of S3,40l .32 was the basis of the litigation.
 Withdrawn from the common pleas court docket was the $2,4OO suit of Joseph D. Boucher of Wa terbury against V. Roland Sica, do- ing business as the Modern Print ing Co. of Waterbury. A note for $2,l50 executed in l94S was the basis of the action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Chapel Vieor At Preachers Conference
 Rev. Samuel Budde
 Washington, D. C.,
 Seminar Guest

Washington, D. O.. September 2e --ReV. Samuel A, Budde, vicar of Christ Chapel, Waterbury, Is one of 20 clergy of the Episcopal church now attending conference, Sep- tember 24 to 20, at the College of Preachers, @ unique institution lo- cated on the Close of Washington Cathedral. Canon Theodore o. Wedel Is warden of the college and In charge of arranging the confer- enoes to which small groups of clergy are Invited for Q week at @ time from September through the second week of June,
 The subject of the present con- ference is Preaching the Prayer Book" and the leader Is the Very Rev. John W. Suter, dean of WaSh- ington Cathedral,
 The college invites clergy from all parts of the country for post- graduate work. There are lectures and group discussions. The most typical activity, which makes for the colleges uniqueness, Is the preaching. Every Invited minister must deliver Q sermon before the group after which constructive crit icisni is offered by the other min- isters in attendance and the col- lego stan, kn.sb.
 {. MT. Budde, In addition to preach. ing In the College Chapel, shared in the work of c special seminar group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
OBITUARY

LANE-Albert Jerome Lane, bo, of 62 Sheffield street, died this morning after @ lingering illness. MT. Lane was born in Cornwall, the son of Albert H. and Hannah (Smal- .ley) Lane, and has been Q resident of Waterville for the past 46 years. He was employed at the Patent But- ton Co., where he was foreman of the assembly and machine room. He was a member of the Grace Methodist church, Waterville, and was @ trustee, also financial secre- tary there.
 MT. Lane was a member of the Continental Lodge of Masons and Patriotic Sons of America. He is survived by his wife, Hanora (Gar- rigus) Lane, two brothers, Harold L., of Cheshire, Howard W. Lane, of Bethlehem, and one sister Mrs. Robert s. Leather, also of Bethle- hem. The funeral will be held Mon- day afternoon at 9 o'clock from his home on Sheffield street, with Rev. Richard w. Mutt of Waterville of- ficiating. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Friends may call Sunday after noon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
eligious Education
 Institute Scheduled
Two-Doy Prosrom Opens Tomorrow ot Grace BoPtist Church; Two Loeol
 Veterons Co Speuk ot First Night Session

me Young Peoples Department ol Ehe Connecticut Baptist Missionary Union og which Mrs, Mayhelle II Ward os this city is president will Nnohsnr a two-day religious educa- tlon institute at the Grace Baptist church on Kingsbury street starting tomorrow morning at i0;S0 and con- Sinulng through Saturday, 10 was an- Aounced this morning by Rev Jona- than M. Reed, pastor,
 pr. Frank w, Jacobs of Bridge port, president of the Missionary Onion, will ofiielally open the in- ftltule and Q brief address will be hlvon by Rev, pr. John 0, Jackson nf Hartford, president emeritus of 1he New England Baptist Missionary convention,
 Three courses will be offered, Sat- girdAy, "A Brief Survey of the old Teskament" will be in charge of Prof. Moses Bailey of the Hartford Theological Seminary, and Rabbi David Polish of Waterbury,
 Mrs. Perclval E, Dixon, director of the Weekday Schools of Relig- ion in Waterbury, will instruct the course Youth at Worship"
 Missions and World Peace" will he In charge of Mrs, R, E, Peters of Brooklyn, N, F., returned nlis-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28


 sionary from Africa, with more than % years on the foreign field. While there Rev, Mrs, Peters establi shedthC Secunda Mission on the Gold Coast West Africa; with Rev Charles Kwoeh, Chinese missionary, now living in Hartford.
 Other features during the Satur- day afternoon session wlll be an address delivered by George w Goodman, outstanding social worker in charge of Bellevue projection recreation in Hartford. MT. Good. man served as Q Red Gross worker for two years in England during World War IT, There will also be d fifteen minute musical program by The Three 0'S, noted New England female trio.
 George o. Ward will be in charge of Q song and game period follow Ing the supper hour,
 A veteran period with talks by SLSgt, l. Hummer Alexander and Pfc, Thomas J, Petteway and others will Dc 0 feature of the eVe- hing session Saturday, which be- gins ct 7;30 o'clock. A play, "TNe Browning of Peace," with Q cast from Grace Baptist church, under the direction of Mrs. Charles Rice, will be offered.
 Tho committee planning the pro- gram, In addition to Mrs, Ward, include; 0. s, 0ardin, sr., New Ha- ven; Mrs. Anna w, Harris, sufield; i; Rev Julian A. Taylor, Ansonia; n, ID, Tanner, Hartford; Miss Sarah 10, Boswell, Stamford; and Miss Ger tfude ID, Mckinney, Waterbury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
VoroneIIi Case Taken of Docket
 Congress Avenue
 Mon Given
 Discharge Today

Michael Varenelli 64, 3se Con- gress avenue, charged with assaul( upon the person Of one Philllp Cosea, lS, Q paper boy, received a diseharge in City Court this murn- Ing when arrNigned before Judge Charles Summa.
 In a hearing in City Court two weeks ago, Cosca claimed that Varenelli struck him and chased him from the yard, swinging c huge lead pipe, Witnesses who appeared In behalf of the accused, stated ct the time, that no such occurrence took place, and Judge summa con- tinued the case in order that on investigation could be made into the boys character and story,
 AS now new evidence appeared this morning to suhstantiate the youths charges, Judge Summa dis. charged tho case.
 Other cases: Arthur Emery, 2i, Laurel Ridge Farm, Litchfield, charged with speeding, received q nolle on payment of Sl2; Edward Duirk, 4e, Waterbury, charged with vagrancy, received Q 30 day jail sentence; Leo Deziel, 90, Depot street, Watertown, charged with reckless driving, received c nolle: Andrew MroZ, 26, co Greenwood street, illegal parking, was not pres- ent and q e bond was called; Dom. chic Pilla, %, 4De Washington street, assault and breach of the peace, continued to Oct. 2e, and Mary Black, 2i, 947 South Main street, breach of the peace, was sentenced to the Mantle State Farm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Chorus To Sing The Messiuh'

An industrial men and women of Greater Waterbury are invited to joln, the Industrial Chorus ct It's weekly rehearsal next Monday night ct T.s0 o'clock at the First Con- gregational church, Director e. Loring Burwell is seeking over 200 men and women to sing "The Mes- siah", in Temple Hall Sunday eve- ming, December 9. Participating also in this concert will be five well- known soloists and Mario Di0ecco's Civic Orchestra.
 The weekly rehearsals last ex- actly one hour each Monday night, There are no voice trials. It has been suggested that this years cor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

the Fourth Degree will pay his first official visit to the Waterbury for the occasion. He Is expected to be accompanied by Superior Court Judge William Shea of Manchester, former state deputy of the knights, Mayor John s. Monagan will give the address of welcome to the dis- tinguished guests of honor.
 Members of the Fourth Degree from Thomaston, Torrington Mer4- den and Naugatuck are expected to be well represented.
 Thomas P. Bane, grand knight of Sheridan Council, will preside as master of-cermonieS. Edward Con- Ian Is chairman of the general cofn- mittee of arrangements. Michael Conlan Is faithful navigator of the Assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

cert might be otmmunlle osle- bration 1f praise and thanksgiving for the end of the war. Many form CT Industrial Chorus members Who have been in the armed forces oi the United States have returned to Waterbury and are being vel comed back at the Monday night rehearsal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

Escorted by O detail of police- Gnaen and Tod by co. H., 10th Bat |staiion, State Guards, drum corps from all parts of the state will take part here tomorrow after noon in . street parade. It Is ex. poeted that the procession will cot underway at o;30 o'clock and will pass in review before Mayor John 6. Monagan and other city ofslcials at the municipal build ing, Members of the state guards who gill take part have been in- utruclod to report ct the armory at b:SA o'clock,
 Chairman Raymond w. Walker Of tho Corporal Coyle Post Drum Corps committee announces that over 80 units have been invited to paRticlpate Competitive con- tests will be staged ct tho armory by junior and senior outfits. It aS the first field day program ar- ranged by the local corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Full Weather Report

Boston. Sept. 2s (UP) New England forecasts
 CONNECTICUT. MASS ACHU- sETTs and RHODE ISLAND - M0stIy cloudy with @cntteFed lighf showers and continued cG0l tonight. Saturday showers and continued eoea tonight. Saturday showers and becoming somewhat cooler Saturday afternoon. Lowest for Worcester tonight 60.
 DAILY ALMANAC
 Moon rises at 1fsS7 D. m.
 San rises at 0sfb a. In., sets at ds40 Q. m.
 Vehicles must he lighted thIrty lninutes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

BiShop O'Reilly Assembly, Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, will signGlise It's reorganization and re. turn to fraternal prominence next month by sponsoring it's first an. naul banquet, It will be the first of Q new series for during the past 30 years or more 1t has conducted numerous social functions, hanquetS and educational affairs. The event will be held ct Tho Elton Thurs day evening, October ilth,
 Frank Mulcahy of West Hartford newly appointed State Master of