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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09
BOARD DISCUSSES
 ZONINC PROGRAM
Changes to Be Made Under Stipulated Conditions;
 Several Petitions Denied

The establishment of maternity hospitals, private hospitals, homes for the aged and inflrm may be per mitted in a residential section pro- viding 1t meets with the approval of a vote of two- thirds of the board of aldermen, 1t has been proposed by an amendment to the zoning ordinance submitted by the city plan commission last night to the alder manic board. The ordinance does not permit the establishing of hos pitals for care of alcoholism, men tai cases, etc.
 A committee of five was appoint ed from the board last night 70 con- duct a public hearing at 7:30 p. m Jan. 26. The committee consists of Aldermen Lynch, Sullivan, Kol- beck. Rafferty and Fulkerson.
 The city plan commission pro- poses the amendment on the basis that need for such a blanket ordi- nance is necessary in view of the fact that the aldermanic board in the past has had to expressly re- strict certain areas to specific changes only In order to permit such changes.
 A change from residential zone F to a business zone on that part of Highland avenue where property owned by Anne Besasparais and Adam Varketas Is located will be discussed at a public hearing sched. uled to follow immediately after tine one on the zoning ordinance here mentioned.
 A committee also of the board will meet with A. J. Drummond man. ager of the Connecticut Railway & Light Co.,, on Friday relative to discussion of the erection of bus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

shelter at the Green. Consider able opposition has been expressed to such q move particularly in view of what has been termed its lm- practicality because of the length of the Green itself and the fac. that buSseS stop along its length.
 Permission for the change of property at Sl High street from a business gone to an industrial none was granted by the board Of alder. men last night. The property Is owned by Maurice F. 0arren, who wishes to establish an automobile repair shop there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

here the amount paid. Otherwise ignore this line.
 Now turn to the back of the form. On the left side, on the first line write your name. On the other lines write the names of your wife and each dependent for whom you claim exemption, stating each re- lationship. In the second article named degrees of relationship that can be the basis for legal depen- dency. The financial test is this; the dependent must have had less than $500 of his or her own income, and must have received more than half of his or her support from you, in money or otherwise.
 SIGNATURES NEEDED
 Answer the questions at bottom of left side about whether your wife is filing a separate return, etc. In the square near the bottom of the right side. note the number of Withhold ing Receipts-yours and your wife's used in preparing the front of the form.
 Sign the return. If income of both husband and wife is included both must sign. You do not have to go before a notary, or have a witness to the signatures. But your signature is made by law the equiv alen of an oah.
 If yu used more han one With holding Receipt attach all the oth- CTS to the one you are using as return. Mail them to your Collec- tor of Internal Revenue. In due time you will receive either bill, to be paid promptly, or a credit memorandum on which, if you are patient, some day you can collect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09
BY s. BURTON HEATH NEA Staff Writer

The Withholding Receipt that can be filed by some 30 million per- sons as an income tax return, If they please, is known technically as Form WIZ (Rev) Your employer is required by law to give you such a statement not later than January 3l or, if you leave the job previous ly, when your employment termin- ateS,
 Form W-2 is new. During 1944 another form was used. If you changed jobs during l944 and re- ceived statement of Income Tax Withheld from Wages" you can use this as a withholding receipt for that portion of your last years in- come.
 CORRECT RECEIPT
 Your employer gives you an or iginal that you can file, and a du- plicate for your own records. He is supposed to fill in the left side of the front with his own name and address; your name, address and Social Security number; the total wages he paid you last year and the amount he withheld for income tax.
 If you decide to file the original VIZ you should correct any error in your name or address. Then on the right side of the front, you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

The board refused the request oe Adam and Anna 9mick for q change of sone oe the property al sS Frost road from a residential none to c business none. Both Ac- titns were on the recommendation of . committee oe the board which had held public hearings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

Gary, Ind. (UP) A i've hour aearch for a mysterious parachutist who might be a saboteur In Qary's steel industry ended when author. ities found that e woman crane operator had seen . low.ying hell. copter against . cloudy sky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09
WAR LABOR BOAR D
 GRANTS VACATION

CI.o. membership employes ci the Plume e Atwood Company who. aa oe last September ie. had five years continuous service with the company win receive two weeks vacation with pay, according to
 directive handed down hy the rea glonal War Labor Beard. The vacation pay b to be based on straight average hourly wage times
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09
WANT TITLE RENOVATED

Cambridge, Mass. (UP) - That hardy perennial of the stage. Life With Father" was reviewed by the Harvard Lampoon as follows Soor to be retitled Life With Grand. father
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

Operators of a large rayon mill in Chile will purchase used ma chinery in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

Her is Form pre- Hrtun fwrOngm h thew hsnameH the lev o
 be paid by March
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

Here is the fourth of 10 au- thOritative, eaSy-tO-follOw articles telling the wage-earning taxpay- CT how to prepare his income tax return. Readers should clip and save each inStallment of the se- rieS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09
ARTICLE Nc. (
1945 INCOME TAX PRIMER
 How To Use Form VIZ As An Income Tax Return s.T@ waeI WITHHOLDING % REcHrEzIs" % ""~AA

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-09

Was year neeaNe $500 nOFsi ysa s assu s a GthR WlhhDl&Ag Receipt . oa Form lON
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 got than receipt M income wAs during s (Fon Form W2 Rsvl k out end d the a received snd attach the hns combined uFn attach Sf both uhnd and vile and cannot ehn from make 7 Fern iOO Write hss a .Ua number e receipts h ueukns Make payment now, but wa lo b or refund Iron CcTss.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
CITY RECAINS
TITLE TO OLD
WAGNER SITE
PROPERTY At root OF ST
hoHToH STREET ACQUIRED
~ RECENT DEAL CoNsUM
MATED

III, old Wagner property.
situated at the northwest end
"f >lmoutuu .tfret. where "a
pineapple factory was oper-
sfed many wears ago. has re-
verified to the CITY 81 Kew
- .sf Through deal recent
Il contaminated. with negu-
.a'IuH handled by Glen
uHud ~Heetiug chairman ct
che ,HaH.iI.s finance commit
zee. aHd = lau,sIot Lester
IS attorney with approval
uI tHs council
A Maitland Adams gave
fn fh, co.'s ou Monday 90 sat
slagfIoH col mortgage ou M,
TrartF#t uhf.h brought tu
e. CLOSE transaction which
uas taFtcd more than PEI
Fsar- agu.
CO.. An It 1898 the QF
# h.m Nf. CaIutia
HH W, ls|ft ou, ai o..
tl".tIla.. .n Page foaII
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
MAKES CHECK OF
CARS OVERLOOKING
SCHOOL BUS HERE
NUN 3ERS TAKEN or FIFTY
AUTOMOBILES IN CASE
TURNED OVER TO MAYOR
cARBoNELL

Sister Louis At the convent
gave a list ct approximately
81 automobile license-platc
muu bers To- Mayor Carbonell
Yesterday and informed him
that the drivers Ot the car
with those numbers had pass
81 .hool bu. while jf was
stopped. which j. % violation
ot e state law.
MaNor Carbon, % aid she
told him ur her that some
of the Gals ~ hlzZcd bt tn-
lu~. while Ii Wa> ~tuppe /.
and ~pa'tercd water and mud
ou children shat t.erc al.eht-
ing o. po o. their homes.
o. cttIV instance. SISTER
Louis wrote d. number ou
lCaUt1atd on IaEe FuuJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
JAPS APPRECIATE
THEIR FREEDOM
MAKE DEMONSTRATION BY
MARCHING OVER CITY
CARRYING BANNERS

TOKYO. Oct. i6.-Japan-
csc civilians. in small groups.
to-day Were showing their
appreciation al their new
found freedom.
One group ol 800 was par
ticularIy demoustrativc.
They marched about the
city. carrying banners and
crying 0ut that lIirohitO abb
dictate aud that the ll-ycar-
pld crown prince be named
10 succeed the emperor.
Ca uut banner was written
I've are starved another. I'VE
need ie.d and on many hammer
rc4l, O. utrr made that pe-mis
SION d. SVEN thC paraders to dis
tributc food that Was held bs
sac JapanosG military suihurMNs
Th, Japanese prem ef inform.
,d General Macarthur tHlat
tfat ttp cabinet tas iss..a o.
at-. ttat fn, Jar Rs and NAYS
ruin Store. ts ah.l h.l un De-
ceurr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
PROVISIONS OF
ACT SUSPENDED
MATTER PERTAINS TO FED
ERAL EXPLOSIVES
ACT BUREAU

Ross q. sawyer. vhn
agent for the Federal
plo-iycs At bureau duun
three and oue-hali year Eas
notified YESTERDAY that pr.
visions of the act have hs..
suspended $40 that il 800
longer necessary 60 .--Hn If-
mits Tor the ue ol dNr
ter uou-military prule.
Ir,r sore 4DI
.r ta, United Stasrs 44 r
sal. ard nuf iuglf srt .
ofaGs ts ttt uar rf rxf
Hsrurd aEfabtI. Iu
as. a. ea~ecI .std
DlHng ihf 'uf be- h.
offI,s ts adds5 t a.a
rf. f thf u.I uI Htr
So private t#ufrsrf.
taft auihHftfts fw U
also bad go obtain nst
they c'assa ~ -
nsrurimal anE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
]. c. DELANEY In
COMMISSION RACE
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCE.
MEHT or CANDIDACY
TODAY

In this issue % The Citizen Is
the formal ANNOUNCEMENT uf J. {.
Jack DELANEY fof thu office Of
City Commissioner
Jack IS the son II one a. Key
Vests oldest families lie was
educated IN local schools. and has
worked continuously IN tins city
sine hc graduated from hugh
school ia 1879
Mr. Delaney Is married and the
father 90 two children. he has
been activC 90 CivIC affairs and
has always been interested IN
anything II benefit Ia thc cum
munity
Ia On interview with q Citizen
representative. Jack sand. ga max 3
ing mas announcement foT offiCp.
that has primary obIcctves arr
these
D. The encouragement 81 out
side capital ga investing In kcy
West ~ encouraging psivate
capital O. invest her uncmploy
mCut IS kept az q minimum. with
capital Withdrawn Is depression
B, tue result
2 Immediate creation al a.
City Planning Boafd. sd quaIsird
uitU, 60 further pTutcts iuf th,
bcticImCnt 81 thc community
3 Periodic rUpuI,s Co. fhg psu-
piC ~ what has bcsu sC,aupii, h-
30 b. their rlpfesr ntatit City
affairs arc the people busiuess
end smuuld 49, treated 81. suCu
= kspar % uiF staCCts lur
tng tourist hu primarily iur our
oAn hcnClt We !Iyc htrc''
S Last. bat bS no means least.
o.. 90 al times, further the an
tDts.s % hcy utat, to niaAc %
q piusps lous. pfoEscsslFC COM
M-u.,y. Wutlt ou4 CllulDa can
sIoN op s4u ,aAs G.eI piaCes "a
CIVIC hlt. 90 continue Go .ecp kcy
West on q paI wIth other pro
Lit--itc C.l..fua..4tsta o. tat
safe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
JOSEPH ]. PIERCE
ENTERS CITY RACE
ron NAL ANNOUNCEMENT
WILL BE- FOUND IN THE
CITIZEN TODAY

In the political column 81 to-
days issue 81 The Citizen. viii
he found the formal announce
mcnt IT Joseph }. Pierce. famIi-
iarly known ca his many friends
as jos who Is making thc
race f0r City Commissioner in
the coming election o. b. held
on NovCmbsr o.
Mr. Pierce Is a Key WCsteT.
who conducts a business cstab-
hshmCnt 90 THIS eats. and states
that be- viii. II clcCtcd. pat forth
every effort toward the progress
81 TIE city lie also states that
hc WIll treat everyone faIr. and
viii urnc the enforcement 1T al
Laws dealing with the municipal
as.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
Al 0f Men With Excep-
ton DC These SERVING
Railway In Lynn Ike.
turned To Work


BOSTON. Oct. is.-Ths
wildcat strike Of street rail-
way WORKERS ever a trans
portstion route In Mass
ehusstts that covered ODD
miles came 90 an end tbs
morning, with the eneeptiom
Of the railway serving Lynn,
where the operators we're to
hold a meeting tkia after.
noon 90 vote on the proposal
to return Co swosk.
The WORKERS returned tV
their jobs because thu wervf
threatened b. uulon leaders
that they would lmpuae
sanctions On them II thCy Al !
not resume work ~ 7 o'cl,sck
this morning.
The leaders assured the
operators that = comferea e.
would be held with the puh-
lic trustees. in charge oi che
railway system. o. consider
increasing the scales of
wages.
From New York new Wa
received that drivers al milk
wagons had agreed Ia "a 80
hour truce while their de-.
mand for wages was con al.
eTed by a committee over
which Mayor I.stsuaruia
would preside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
uy 10 Request Federal
Government To Buy Barge
AND Tug To Haul Garbage
[[[%[[[Z[l
ADVERTISEMENT IN
THE CITIZEN READ
ACROSS CONTINENT

Coral Gilt Shop. SOS Ashs
stress FecsntlY advertised in
The Citizen and one response
40 the advertisement came
iFcm a-EFas tire confinant.
p " ShultE he West c.
street Ontario. California.
mailsd the advsFiiasE the fol-
loving lefteF
4 noiiced YouF adv. In q
recent ooFY Of the Key West
ClatEan ! en- enclosing 81 90
ioE which you may send me
ths Harisa Maps Tor ls4s.
! souls alao lac 10 have q
city Haso Of Key West. and
snY dsstriEiive literature you
eouid send me Of Key Nest
sid southoFn Florida. Mat
h the preasni population Of
KEY West7"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
HUNTER HARDEN
In CITY RACE


In today's political column Of
The Citizen. will be found the
formal announcement of Hunter
G.. Sonny Harden. who Is max .
ing the race for City Comnis-
sion IN the coming eicction O. b.
iheld on November 9. IN cunnrc-
/, tion with has candidacy. Mr. Har-
den made thu following state
lmcEt
4 arm toeiay announcing M
,csndidacy for CITY COMMISSIONS
~ the election 81 b. held 0n Nov
..
4 an running Independently
loi any individual 90 group hut
solely un ms belief that nou IS
the time o. rot Kcy West on tn
sarnr level as othef cities 81 her
size in the state.
\ aHn - wears - age am
married o. q native KEY Wesspr.
Ruth pintsdo. daughter 20 ID.
y e pintado. and have ~pn
10 wears ~ age I have boen q
. resident ~ your city for years
] attended the University a
FLORIDA School uf Engineering
ard have ALWAYS engaged "a
Irlrrtrirsl work PrIur g. moving
a. Kev West was Assistant
Sunerintcrdcnt e the uuairi-
i"ailv oWnod Liaht and Water
Department. IT fhc City ~
Homestead pa. After moving a.
kev Wcsi established my
'flsiness - Electrical CONFIRMING
nffr. and STAYED in this work
until tn shortage 90 material
hecsms scute A. this time tn
Navv Ward was greatly IN need
e electricians and ! started o.
work there as an electrician 90
June 1870 and TODAY am e
ouart~vmaa Electrician IN charge
- RefriEers'lon and Electrical
FnRineer g the Public Work
Dr'4rtWgUt
IL ! am elected ! ar ir favor
81 WwklnR out q plan Whereby
rfnreftv taVa'io- AMI the high
uiliItN rates II Kcs Wet can b..
lnNtfrd The TAXPAYER IS mou
owen htri'god DO olr ritv than
u'ho. CITIES l The state TrI..
fa'ss aEr HIGHER TRAN in an
'IfF I0 trs state ar- Interested
in puiiin' Nv West on fre i,, +
'i "ihrs cHirs har so, ord thus
saving the taNpavst. daIla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
Lois u. kTieScher,
Air WAC Returns Home

Lois = Klea h,F ktt West.
alt WAC has Ietufh,8 home
IN receiving np honorable dis
charge.
Str IS one 80 thc glrls Who
enlisted from X, 'As.f Hu,u
tnc army announced tAat &umsn
u,s. OBJ del Boz order Co. lll14sp
m.a f.r active iuiH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
Street Railway Workers Strike
In Massachusetts, Ended Today
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE AQUILINO
LOPEZ CHARGES GRAND JURY

Circuit Court Judge Aqlil-
limo Lopez. Jr.. this morning
delivered his charge Ia the
grand jury. and shortly aft
erward IT, members retired
Ia investigate the first of the
eases ON the docket. that
against Frank Williams.
negro. charged with murder
ing another negro with an
ice pick.
FolioaIng = cupy Of Judge
Lopez charge
ogntleuscn Il tine Juy
You have becn summoned here
lor tie public welfare and 80
grand iururs ocCupy q pusltiun II
puhlle trust and honof
Yuu are a free lzbrly with few
Limitations. orgsniscd pursuant 20
law to-
'trgc Dfsscni'ncnt make 81 ail
such matters and things as
sns n b. gwen yuu ~ ChafEr.
''s you shall present np man
fut envy hatred ur malice,
ncllh,g shall y0u leave any
man uurEtsa ntcu fuT lust.
fear. favoT. affection. reward
or nopc thereof bui y0u shalt
Irtssnt thing truly a. they
come 60 your know ledgf. ac
coFding a. thc best Of your
understanding
Inasmuch Is Nc have a Grim
NAL Court e Record IN this
County. this Court trigs oaly cap
itai casts. hcnc, tire suggestion is
made that u would b. welt 90
save time anu money save your
tire and money 81 the STATE
that 500 cuntinc your activities
largely O. such Cases. do not
nlsaa by this tha. yOa have no.
t.t 4Eht ia invest gate eases aoi
capital
~. lrand iursrs shall .nqui e.
Irtu every offrrse trtab.c within
s Cuurfs t.r whfeh any per-
O. fs ho,u tsle tu answer e
q r-ol tHrsuf sas rIi uren io4nu
l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
ONWARD TOPPING
GIVEN DISCHARGE

PORT IHWIS Wa.H o. d
Edward Tuup.rn ~ 125 C.ra-
Irs street krl West FIa hs.
trrr huno.sh.E discharged fr.n
%. United S'sts. Amy uia,a..
90 thg SEPARATION Center here en-
fu8U0d fuat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
%Z%lE[llA.
INCOME FROM SALE OF
FARM PRODUCTS SAID
&c BE HIGHEST YET

WASHINGTON. Oct. Is
Incsns from the ssls Of farm
products IN the United Slatss
this wear will be the largest
In the history Of the country.
the department. Of agriculture
snncunced to5aY.
Estimstsd rscsipta wiii
reseh SIC Seao19.e11. II was
snnsun-ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-16
q a q q q q q q . . G q
MASONIC NOTICE

Regular Communication Of
Dade Lo9gs no. "a 2. n a. ~
VEIN day ovcLin- OF. ~.
1915 81 I'D o'clock
al Master Ms83ns are invit-
Cd.
BY order NYRTLAHD GATES.
WI.
FRANK o. WEEcH.
Secretary.
. q q = = = q q q . q O
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
Club Notes

Miss Nonda Metcafe, USO Camp Shows actress and veteran of the ''Foxhole Circuit, will be guest speaker today at the noon luncheon meeting of the Lions club at the FL ton. Her topic will be This Is the Foxhole Circuit"
 Twenty-one servicemen attended the Tri-Hi-Y Dance at the Central YMCA gym last night. About 125 couples were present. Music was furnished by Les Barbour's orches- tra, with Wanda Uhacz as soloist. Michael Bowling and Ann Hychko headed the committee.
 A membership board meeting of the Business & Professional Division of Hadassah was held Tuesday eve- ming at the home of Mrs. David Blumenthal of Buckingham street. Those attending were; Mrs. Samuel Levine. Mrs. Joseph Ruskin; Miss Hesfera Hart. Miss Dorothy Danen, Miss Sadye Franken. Miss Ann Cas- sell. Miss Constance Fetbroth, Miss Bert Altman, Miss Mildred Karnof- sky and Melanie Spiegelman. Plans for the first meeting of the fall sea- son to be held Sept. 20, will be dis clissed at 8 board meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Joseph Ruskin of Melbourne Terrace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
By Drese, Pearson
Courtegv of Rovledee.

Liberty of the Press. liberty which every Pennsyl- vanian would fight and die for" is founded on an
 Tt seems. indeed somewhat like the liberty of the Press that felons have, by the common lew of England before the conviction that is to be pressed were understood merely the liberty of discussing the proprety of public measure and political cpinions
 let us have as much of it as you please but if it means the liberty of afffonting, calumniQting, and willing to part with my shaTe of t when our Iegis- latozs 1han please 60 to alter the law, end zlall ehseEIY e1u1ent e cxcharEo ny Ef6sFIy e Hhu1IN1
 fH NNNia tF*H 4H tEsF i&n M'UAszrs te 1N&N <1iN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
CLUB NOTES
BGyYys CeIebrate 25thAnniDe7S11y


 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Barry of Wildemere avenue observed their D5th wedding anniversary at din- ner party given this week at the Copper Kettle by relatives and friends. The couple have two daughters, Mrs. Richard Willard and Miss Betty Barry, and a son. Pfc. John Barry in Hawaii.
 Included on the guest list were: MT. and Mrs. Edmund Delahantyl MT. and Mrs. John Maxwell, MT. and Mrs. Francis Commerford, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Perugini, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lezotte, Mir. and Mrs, Raymond Green, MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Keaveney, MT. and Mrs. Fred Manley, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Beg nal, MT. and Mrs. Harris Alderman, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Powers, Mrs. Richard Willard, Mrs. Katherine Siam. Mrs. John Green, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Barbieri, MT. and Mrs. Hugh Gilland, William Lom- bardi, Philip Catanzaro, William Graham, Mrs. Flora Tanguay, Misses Ann and Josephine Ostrowski, Mar garet Crane and Thomas Smith.
 Also: MT. and Mrs. Michael Cal- lahan, Ms. Mary Barry Sheeran, Mrs. Sadie Barry Casey, Mrs. Mae Barry Ronalter, Mrs. Anna Schell. MT. and Mrs. Harvey Dutton, MT. and Mrs. Harry Dunn, MT. and Mrs. Herman Schaeffer, MT. and Mrs. Edward Barry, Miss Vivian Armbruster, MT. and Mrs. James Martone, MT. and Mrs. Bernard O'Reilly, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Syn- kewicz, Mrs. Edna Ledell, Gerald Mooney, Miss Betty Barry, Joseph O'Leary, Miss Shirley Marlowe, Martin Crane and John Mulligan.
 And Misses Eva Robbins, Elsie Riley, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Barry, Francis Murphy, Misses Eleanor Moriarty, Patricia Callahan, Mrs. Helen Moriarty, MT. and Mrs. Dan- iel Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. William Doyle and sons, Miss Dorothy Mo- Coy, MT. and Mrs. Myron Root and son, Mir. and Mrs. John Barry and daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Ger vais, Gerald Gervais, Lincoln Crane, and MT. and Mrs. William McCristle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
Bride OfFMtHre
 Feted ct ShOzCer

Mrs. Frederick Rowe of Johnson street was hostess recently at a shower held for Miss Hazelrutn Durner, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Loren Duner of Delaware avenue, who will be married to Dr. Lotus Mofitt Howell of Jacksonville, Fla. this fall.
 Those present were: Mrs. Stewart Cook, Mrs. Lyman Rick, Mrs. Harry Fenton, Mrs. Alonzo Bloodgood, Mrs. Rudolph Schneider, Mrs. Wil- liam Robbins, Mrs. LeRoy Foote, Mrs, Bertram Gardiner, Mrs. Per- cival, Mrs. Richard Justin, Mrs. Leonard Pape, Mrs. Loen Hotchkiss, Mrs. Milton Hotchkiss, Mrs. Paul Marggraff, Mrs. Ernest Marggraff and Mrs. Loren Burner.
 Also Misses Lois Cook, Doris Cook, Elizabeth Rick, Virginia Fenton, Roberta Finley, Aida Bloodgood, Eleanor Robbins, Clara Thomas, Fannie Thomas, Maud Dimmick, Judy Rowe, Dora Gardiner and Doris Kramer.