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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
Rachel Tor Dinner For Poidomoni
 Former Servieemon
 To Wed Saturday
 Morning

John Poidomani, son of MT. and Mrs. VincenZo Poidomani of 78 Griggs street, who was recently hon. orably discharged from the United States Army was a guest of honor at bachelor dinner held Tuesday night at the Vagabond restaurant.
 The dinner was given him because of his coming marriage to Miss Frances Faraci, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sebastiano Faraci of 147 Locust street. which will be held at St. Lucy's church on Saturday, Mo- vember 3 at g a. m. A reception will follow the wedding at Concordia hall from 4 to 8 p. m.
 The honored guest is well known Miss Faraci is also well known, be- in the north end of the city and cause of MT. Faraci's prominence in local Italian American social and fraternal activities. MT. Faraci was president of the Lega Siciliana for many years.
 Those present included the honor- ed guest and Vincenzo Poidomani Sebastiano Faraci, Joseph Poido- mani, Sal Burgio, D. Gugliotti, L. Biondi, P. Floridia, Sal Iabchino George Fede, Joseph Fede, L. Fall cone, W. Scarpini, A. Giangiacomo Sam Salerno, A. Marcantonio, Jo- seph Tedesco, P. Di Bartolo, J. Min icucci, Soldie Destasio, J, Mastrian- nj, L. DiDonato, Teddy Cipallone, J Petrafassi, N. Valvo, P. Trigilia, V Poidomani Joseph Podiomani, John Poidomani, Salvatore Musso, Paul Musso. Anthony Carangelo, c. Mall lamaci, Thomas Sullivan, Ernie Mancini Danny Fibre, Sam F'ozis, Nick Rinaldi, Al Fontana,, Anthony Fontana, c, DiNofrio, M. Petruzzi, M.. Lantieri John Opalak, Joseph Colella, c. Centinaro, Ed Avis, Bar ney Doylan, Peter Scarpam, Gus Mancuso, Sal Bosco, Maurice Chev- re, s. Ray c. La Flame, s. La Flame s. La Flame, Joseph Polletta, An gelo Mentillo, John De Pastino, F. Coraffa, 0. Pelosi, F. Garofano, c. Donaglia, A. Fronimo, P. Burgio, J. Vito, D. Ferrucci, A. Smeraglia, G. Gianni, L.. Pelosi, Rocco Daddona, J. Meluzzi A. Veneziano, Sal Mullica, A. Mancanaro, F. Mancanaro, A. Mancuso, L. Seguenza, A. Talio, G. Cali, G. Vasselona, G. Mana, F Insolia.
 Also J. Teodoro, c. Mollica, Sal Faraci, Cesare Faraci, Sebastiano Faraci, G. Lantieri, L. Esposito, Sal- vatore Magro, Salvatore Lantieri s. Tedesco, Salvatore Valvo, V. Floridia, M. D'Alessandro, A. D'Ales- sandro, S. Cannizzaro, Anthony Ciurcese, R. Guastella, s. Salerno, Joseph Salerno, Gaetano Amato, c. Lantieri, c. Burgio, P. Perruccio, F. Sortino, V. Lenti, c. Carlascio, Ed Bowling, Achille Basile, F. Car. raffa, J. Materazzo, c. Sergt, R. Marchito, A. Francis, D. Sylvestro, R. Margiati, A. ,Sylyestro, T. za- canino, Anthony Caruco, J. Renna, c. Renna, John Rossi, Patsy Mag zamaro, Sam Rizza, P. Spadaro, s. Russo, P. Lapira, Adollhh Mazza- moro, A. Mazzamaro, c. Macilizzi, Prospero Dente, G. Parisi, c. Broc- colieri, N. Marchese, Salvatore Chil- lemi, 0. Chillemi, M. Caputo, Toni Cuasuolo, A. Raineri, D. Briotti, O.
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 who should be able to testify about them, but we have tried to find him and can't"
 Record Destruction
 Records which would supply the Hetailed information sought by the defendants counsel were burned in three city fires, Gager told the court, quoting comments made in that respect by the State Supreme Court in the conspiracy case appeal decision of 1041.
 After the defeat of Leary in Oc- tober of 1887 in the city election tt1ere were "three highly relevant fires" Gage remarked, reading in part from the high courts deci- sion.
 The big fire" he quoted, twas in the city hall where the contents of eo transfer cases containing most of the city checks and vouchers of the period in question were burned by the direction of Leary. "
 Warehouse argued that the plain- kiffs have not produced the specific type of information he seeks.
 Facts Impounded
 He charged that specific state- ment" filed last January was "all in the nature of excuses as to why they shouldn't set forth facts as asked by the court order" The plaintiffs at that time claimed the books which would produce the in- formation were still impounded by States Atty. Hugh M. Alcorn in Hartford.
 Charter Violation
 The count of the complaint in- Rolved in the default motion con- cerns an alleged violation of a charter provision which prohibits the controller from overdrawing appropriations.
 Waterhouse argued that counsel for the city had an obligation to tell him which were the overdrafts made by Leary.
 Tn no instancehave they indi- cated the date, amount, and payee of the specific items which they claim were overpaid, Warehouse claimed. "They have failed to indi- cate the amount of the appropria- tion at the time of any particular overdraft which they claim was a violation of Section 104 of the City Charter. Also they have failed to indicate what claims were drawn on the wrong appropriation, If any"
 ExAAmnna
 Referring to checks made by Eeary and listed in the plaintiffs papers, Waterhouse commented, Everyone of these papers may been just claim and just debt Of the City of Waterbury to the payee involved"
 Gager, who presented his argu- ments following the statements of Waterhouse, stated that the pur- pose of the expenditures has no basis in determining liability of Leary. Even if the expenditures were made for g legitimate purpose, liability exists for overdrafts, un. der the city charter. he argued.
 Gager claimed that the request for specific information was ful- filled. He quoted from the plead tngs and said that the amounts of overdrafts were computed in total figures. He said that information as to the payee Of each overdraft could not be furnished since there was no supplement of the account ing system of the city.
 The cancelled checks of the Leary administration were not delivered to incoming city officers after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
What! No Riots? NyIOns On Sale

Waterbury women received their first glimpse of NylOn stockings today when they went on sale at . local store on South Main St.
 First notice of the long await ed display was given when sign in Q store window announced n.y. Ions were for sale. The sale was conducted in an orderly fashion from g to n a. m.
 The manager stated that 9 out of 10 customers were men. No rush and no stampede resulted More than 100 pairs of stockings were sold.
 For late arrivals, the manager had good news, he said there would be more next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
raining Bill MoyAdvonce By Christmas
 House Committee
 To Start Hearings
 On Topic Nov. 8
BY DEAN W. DITTMER

United Press Stan COrrespOndentl
 Washington, Oct. 26-(UP)--Ad- ministration-backed legislation for universal training program was given 8 50-50 chance today of win- ming House approval by Christmas.
 The cautious forecast came from members of the House Military Af- fairs Committee which begins pub- lie hearings on the subject Nov. g. They declined to predict the Sem ate's attitude.
 The House committee hearing; were called on bill by Chairman Andrew J. May, CD, Ky, to require years military training of all youths upon reaching the age of 1s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26

Chillemi, P. Aloisi, Salvatore Mer- luzzi, c. Pietritto, N. Contatini, G. Rollo, Salvatore Agata, N. Santo- pietro, N. Amatruda, Philip Koosa, A. Caggiano, F. Korowllty, Sam Me- Kremer, G. Cipriano, Joseph Sepio, G. Amabile, Charles Ponte, Dome 1ic Chrispino, N. Talico, J. Ales- sandro, Joseph Cinquerana, P. Cos tantino. A. Caponociino, Alex De Mao, J. Rizza, 0. Russo, c. Cesare, J. Vaccarelli, s. Riccelli, Salvatore Amato.
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Leary's defeat, he pointed out.
 May File Plea

When Judge Cornell stated he would take the matter under ad- visement, Warehouse stated that he would be interested in filing a pleading in the event the Jurist approved the specific statement. Judge Carnell then stated he would not enter default judgment in any event but would first give the de- fendant an opportunity to plead.
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1ege credit for some ol W undertaken during the year og l1asaA ing.
 Another proposal would restrict West Point and Annapolis a pointees to youths who had com pleted a years military trainln8.
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OPA HoIdin Down Prices
Continued from Page D

Driscoll said that the Waterbury polling places for the strike-baliot- ing have been secured. Vacant stores have been obtained on South Main street and West Main street near the South and North plants, and the basement of the Blessed Sacrament rectory win be used by the French Small Tube workers, 1t was disclosed.
 In Torrington the White Eagle hall will be the balloting place, and efforts will be made to secure the Armory for voting in Ansonia. Driscoll stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
ROBBERS GET s4,OOO

Boston, Oct. 26-(UP)-Four gum men were hunted today after they lined 20 salesmen against a wall and robbed safe of S4,000 cash at the Gentles Bakery Go. plant in Manhattan last night. It was the latest holdup of Boston's five-week- old crime wave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
MASSIVE MTNE

The largest open pit iron ore mine in the world is said to be at Hibbing, Minn. The mine, $50 feet deep and two and one-half miles long, has an area of 1070 acres.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26

The Nazs left Dutch coal mines unharmed but prevented their early use by taking away tools, lamps and miners shoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
Judgment Of$2,864
Kernon Files Suit
 For Sidewalk FoII

A judgement of $2,S64.40 was en- tered by Superior Court Judge John A. Cornell for Robert W. Biron of Waterbury in his negligence ac- ton against Louis Dubay, also of this city. A judgement by default was entered last Friday and todays hearing was one on the amount of damages.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26

Edward M. Herman of Waterbury filed a $500 civil action against the City of Waterbury in Common Pleas Court today. claiming he was in- jured in a fall on an allegedly de- fective and slippery sidewalk on Bishop street, last Feb. 10,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-26
Counsel
 Requests

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SdNlb iiibrte uud orei Saeen Gen
Sob hCa @efangenen berbei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

rildgcjabit ipur0en lltd,t aieidj,
aber nad) Ssabren. ,scnes hat nun in
Sen letten Sabren ipeitere afilliar6en
gar aussa6e an Banten i,nb &c,
IdNiftslel,te erbolten. Sier miro mil,
Don geaHerIi iher Ssite bebauptet, er
babe nur sic v8roben" beriidiidtiat.
Mas ioie sSabrbeit lit, tpiiien ,pir
nid,t.
9tun beglnnt ein ne,ter 9ernin
Yralioent sfooiepelts i,nS ieoes Sta,
nettsnitslleo reicbt leine Gntlailllng
INN bie 3eit ein Staatsictert1r Sull
mar Scr erIte. Gr mar sipar frunf-
aber iper apeib oh CT ,licht u,,d fitte
geben n,iilieH. Holitifer ,poIlen neue
@elihtcr icben. ltnO 10 itno nur niele
&abinettspoite,l, Die pieleift gedn-
BERT lperSen. gSir relnclI bier nur
Ogn 9lrbeitslefretdr Mrs. Herfins.
Sic lpiro ieit Sabren alS nid,t nebr
init oer 3eit gebenb seihiioert. Sehs
nel,s Observation-Disclosures ,parSen Dor
tllr5em blrd bic Sesel se5oeen uno
am gnoe .uuroer iie BON rebeielieen
aonsrab beitatiet. Ser eiue tpar 81,
reid ser anoerc ~ arm nuS Der brittle
Ioll rtontltutliitiIde @eoanfen" ba.
ben. Nnn Veounteu iino 5oufrei.
9t,ul fontrnt ser aa.npi nm 9en1p
sSailace. stls Si5e4Yrdiibe,t rradtc
er einlnal bon iid re6en, ituoem CT
einem aebinetts,mitglies noruari
oab er niht ae,tug RoDsiunmi ms
9ano gcbratt baDe. gielIeiht. Mbec
@auace miro uor9e,uorfen, oaB er
unfdb;g lit ben Noiten uIs Sml6eGs'
miniIier aussufiiilen. S,ier baben mir
oic gause &unrpfloge. SEEM, ci,l
Diann Weoanten I)at, sic etapas tpei!.
aebe,,S iino, oann ut er cnttpeoer elm
~Soealiit" o6er Elm ,apmnrunilt".
9ei Senrp Mauuce loa aber letteres
tlebr bonbaloen iein.
gtum foamt bie 9eadtriees5eit uno
biele 3eit erioroert neae @eod,tfeir,
(g&lub ouf 9eite 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Diele Gltern l,to GleIra,leu lrcr.
Den am ibren Sobneu ili,O 0atte!l
cine 8eranberlns uerseihnen, ,uenn
hieie ton Iienit init ser Mrmee ar
Sen Sronten in lleberiee zines Cages
tpie6er beimtebren iper0en. YeIunoers
glter,,, oia out Ser alreeren Seite
6es S5eanS geborell apuroelt, lperbe.:
ioanm fipSsa, 0aB ,ueni9Itens Elm Sell
friibere,s Wttb- ,,no 9ti6tperiteDers
berldNpunSen iein spiro: nGn,lid ie-
mes Mibucriteben 5luiiden Der aIte-
rem Generation. Die nod an eeluilien
Gritpnerl,lr9en an Die ulte Seinat
bling, uiro Der biersula,rOe geborenen
jii;,9eren Generation. llniere SolSc.
te,L Ole bel.t5utage mad lleberiee &c.
ididt irerScI lernen tor aaem r.,-
tiirlidb crit ei,rinal, tuic iie oen ;Seilla
eriolgs ama iiegreid) betGnlpien tGn=
nen. slber 0ariiber Dinaus lernen tie
au1 nod allerbaluo meDr: l,alnl'G
@eritdrbMs fir iene GoIfer, unter
Denen iie baml lebe,l fir oereu 9e.
frei,n1g bonn 6einoesiode iic finp-
fen.
Is lit lpur 81 ,,atiirlit, oab eli,
Su,uge, Scr aus Dem Sd)ob Ser ia
mile uno zines georbncten biirger.
Iihen 9ebens in ole lueite Welt -
,nro Dor allem in Dos raube &riegs-
banblperf biiulussiebt, nlanfe
@anoEnrgen 'Surhnlahen miro rmo
anf iolderlei 8erdnoerllngen in Ieis
1tem Weltbiloe l,ro ieirsn MnItal,-
ungen uno Wespobnbeiten iniiiien mir
Hnbeimsebliebenen olrd,al.s porbe.
reitet iein. slber oieier eraueiterete
@eiidtsfrciS. 0en CT gesuinnt, auab-
rerto ct in Stalie,a 1ranfrei1, Gng.
h,uS, 8elgien, 2urenrburg - uno III,
Ya3iiif eenau 10 1T Nuitralien 1n,S
9euleelano, Snoien, Nlr,na uno
G6inl, oen oielen Snisll Ser SiiOiae
umio oes alten boadnbiifan aolonial.
reides ,li,p. = ltebt, apdbrenb er (uie
bier uuf Gem Geinoe abgerungenen
sSreunocsbc6eir c6er in befre,nroeten