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bodp'iten 8iidofe @btparo $o6an
un0 @iaiam 9. S'8rien. 9ie sSeit.
preoigt balt @r5bildof McNi9olas
bon Cincinnati.
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1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
BON 8eH. s. Snertges
(Sortiesung)
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mann ie mi itno te nod fommen, aber
mir iino INNER ols 6rienoe utenan'
ner gobn."
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ans 8forrbaus tamen, nobel i'd nod
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telt nod bin3ufiigen fonnen, pober
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oigen uno 81 reformieren. @r batte
feline, peber bon @ott, nod bonn
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er nun bod preotgte uno bebouptete,
er bobe elm &e6t; Die Stride gu refor.
mieren uno cine neue Geligion auf'
5ubouen, 10 muBte er bepeiien, 0ob
er 0a5u bon @ott beooumG6tigt unt
autoriltert iei - pie W3oles ODER
gbriltus. 9as fonnte er ni6t, ebenIc
nenig ols ieine Singer WeIan9tor
II. a.. 2utber poate cine bon GOT
elngeleste, regierte uno bel6iibte
Stride, Die idon fiinf3ebnbunoert
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uno GuBern 5einoe geitegt uno 0ie
8erli6erung oes Sobnes @ottes bat,
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bon @ott gegriinoete Stride poate
9utber umltiir5en, reformieren. 8el'
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8un6er: 5eine eigene Auferltebung
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ltel uno o1e yeadfolger 8lut uno &C.
ben bingegeben.
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fein ein5iges 8unoer auf5upeiien
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nobrbeiten, 2ug uno Erug. 8enr
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| li9 lelbit anfangen iouen.
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,i6ledter getporoen lei nls oomols
als es oud in Die Papittir9e eesan'
gen iei'."
2utber tpar 1.no blieb Elm Gebo
lutlonar, pie 6reibunbert Sabre ip6'
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8trdrhdpes@ IL

8ismard, 1..0ot. - Mm 80. Iu.
quit puroe Die neue &atbebrole in
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enoet lit, propiiorii6 eingeipeibt uno
Dem @ottes6ienlt ii6ergeben. Na9
Der @inpeibung 5elebrierte 8ii9of
8incent S. 3pan elm feierlides Bon.
tififalamt. Mtt Dem Bau Oes npuen
@ottesbauies nuroe IN; Sabre 1941
begonnen. Son SSSntereiie am aeuBern
Der 81. @eiit'&atbeorale lit Der maj.
Iioe un0 ltattlide Eurm, Der - 5u.
Iammen nit Dem Gurm oes neuen
Staatsfapitols - Dos 5taot6ilo BON
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teriol erlangt tperoen tann, peroen
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eoiien unb in ben Gurm geb4ngt tper.
ben. 9ieie itno Elm @eidenf oes Srn.
gomuno I. Sugbes bon 8ismard,
Der au6 ben Eurm erbauen lieB. 8as-
Relief-Gieuren an Der Saiiooe aeigen
Siguren @briiti uno Seiner apoiteI.
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@eididte Der Stride i'm peitIiden
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gismord lit, miro oargeitellt bon Ell.
ner @ruppe i'm linten Sliigel. 8ii6of
Utartin Wartp, O.S.B., Der Snoio.
'Wiiiionar un0 erite 8ii9of 6ieier
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ter, elm &ino, SfotEimer, 0onne,
5armer nit @etreibe, Me6oniter NIT
benz Stab 0es Sorti9ritts. Ser bebed.
te BlanDagen an elmer, Seite uno
bas 2uftldiff auf Der anoern Seite
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oes 8edieIs. 8eiter unten iino a9t
5iguren bon 9eiltgen uno beiliqmG.
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o6t Seligteiten ipmboliiieren: st.
Sobannes 8ionnep, Der 8forrer bon
ars; Die bI. &oia bon Gina, cine Sci.
lige BON 5iioomerito; Wutter Gobri.
nj bic Nonne bon @bicago, oeren Sci.
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tit; ct. &o6ert 8eIlarmin; ct. Gin.
cent bon Baul, Der groBe IpoIteI Der
2ie6e; ct. Qgnes, Die tinolide MGr.
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fatuitbo, oas Snbianer.W669en aus
Dem Stamme Der Wobapts; ct.
Sbomas Norus, Der 2oro.Ran5Ier
bon @nglano. Damn tritt Der 8eluder
in Die Gorbane oes @ottesbauies. Da
lit oas nit Wormor betleioete Bap.
tllterium, Elm @eident Der &inoer Der
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tragenen 8aloa6in. Ser Nltor lit ge.
ma9t bon Warmor bonn geil un6 BON
italieniiden Rarmor. Das &ruaifir
an Der Banb binter Dem So9altar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

0tcIes @pdenbLatt erIdeint ieit
oem Sabre 1873 reeelmdBis ieoen
g3ittrpod uno miro berausaegeben
gum 9eIten oes 81pltli6en &oqe.
gums Solepbinum Der bI &ongrega'
tion ocr Propaganda in Columbus,
beiien 3mef Die Seranbiloune oeut'
f9er 8rieItcr60QIinge fir Die Ser.
Stooten lit. Gieie Anltolt lit boupt.
i1dIih onGcpieien ouf Die ginfiinfte
oieies gl1ttes uno Die @ef6ente iei-
ner 0efer.
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SOnntag nudJ Bfingiteu. - @oonD
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gen (2uf. 14).
Rontog, 10. September: geitolaus
Eolentino.
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SOoe8au5etgen

8tlliam &Gauiins. @eItorben am
1. Suli 1945 in SttaDa, 8. Ser
8erItorbene iIt Der Sntel bon Sodm.
Clarence &IouIine, BrofeIior i'm So
iepbinum. @lter &eler.
SRI. Nnnu H. Sartleb. @eItorben
am 10. IuguIt 1945 in @rie, ga,
Todter Der perltorbenen ST.. unO
5rou Bbllip uno Wargaret Sartleb.
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st. Ntattbaus, NpOitel. - Ser bl apoiteI uno
@oongeliit Wattbaus tpuroe 5uerit 2epi eenannt
nno NOR elm 3O1ner, cine 8erufsflaiie, Die bon ben
Bbariiaern tief oerodtet puroe @r NOR 3euge Der
auIerItebung, mar anlpeienb bel Der Simmelfabrt
uno miro mebrfa6 i'm Neuen Geitnment ertpabnt.
gSobreno iiber ien pateres 2eben nur Denig 3uoer.
lage 8eri6te beraei6net iino, logt oie Sra6ition
bon ibm, BOB er in oeridieoenen Eeilen bon alen
oas @oongelium preoigte. Sein Seit lit am 2t.
September
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M. 9. &C. g.

8or 1angen Sabren bate Nigr.
Soiepb Selling Der @riinoer oes
Soiepbinums, i'm oIten Soiepbinum
an Der Sit.Rain.Str. in Columbus
cine &olumbus.5tatus erri6ten IoI.
fen. Ils unIer Seminar nod @or.
tbington OerIegt uurOe, puroe be.
i9loIlen, Die Statue Dem Stoote
Ohio uno Der Staot gum @eI dent
81 MAIDEN. Sic befinoet it9 nun ieit
Dem Sabre 1888 in Der 0Gbe 6es
Gtaatsgebduoes. No9 Der GnIi9t Ell.
ner In5abl 8irger bon Columbus
ioate Die Statue BEL Der GolumbuIer
Staotbaue lteben, oo Die Stoot Die
einsige groBere Staot Der 8elt lit,
Die ben yeamen BEG groBen gntoeders
tragt. Iud Der @ouperneur bon Ohio
unO Der 8iirgermeiiter bon golum.
bus teilen 0ieie 4nlidt.
Blr erinnern uniere olten uno
neuen Stuoenten ooron, bob 6os
S9uliobr om tommenoen IA. @ep.
tember (morgen) beginnt.
unIere 6obrtpege Inn 6as ssoIepbi.
mum berum iin6 nit elmer frifdeu
SeerI6idte berieben poroen. Web.
rere Gage lang boten it9 nidt ge.
ringe S6Dlerigfeiten, ben 8eg bon
Der SoditroBe nod unlerm Saupt.
gebauoe gu finoen Gin 8ogenlenter
botte Die nnoerfrorenbeit, trot oes
8ornungS5eiden, iiber 6en fril6ge.
teerten Beg au fabren un6 binter.
lieB, gerooe Dor Dem @ingqng oes
9ebauOes, lelne 8agenlpuren i'm
Seer.
Wtr fonnten oergungene @ode
etli6e neue 9lubmitglieoer gu un.
Term Orgelfonos beifiigen. Ser uU2u.
ting" "'SrganiIt (uno S6asmeiIter)
DlrOe elne An5abl Delterer u@bar.
ter W}embers" ber3li9 bepiutomm.
men.
unler &oblenOorrat iit am 3uneb.
men. 8ir leben elmer moeli6en Sob
lentnappbelt entgegen, bon Del9er
oos bel6eIoenlte 9eim beorobt lit.
8er oos Guantum ieiner erforoer.
li6en &oble etlide bunoertmal ber'
mebrt, tann iid cine 8orite1uns bon
Der &oblenmenge MAIDEN, Die cine
&nitalt Die Die unirige beborf.
Cine peitere Sinterloiien1foft
nuroe Dem Soiepbinum iibertragen.
1niern beften 9anf uno bergelt's
@ott!
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeilmitteI segen olIe
arten bon often uno friiden @un.
ben, @effmiiren. @eip1dden. Bib.
Da,1r6en, 9orbunfeIn, uftp. Bite @eI6
MIR our4 Boit Monep Oroer 5u i6if.
ten. @ein, gtartps. go Gents bic
Shobtel BEL
J. l.. STAAB
i72se Yalleyvisw Ave-, CLEVELAND II. O.
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8eindt - Mann, ODER Srou, ober
@bepaar fir Elm fleines totbolii6es
Seim. Ingemeine arbeit. anmeI.
oungen erbeten unter u. @., Ohio
8oiIenfreuno', 8ortbington, ..
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ct. Sanaarius nub feline 8efabrten, Wdrtprer,
per6en am t9. September bon Der Stride perebrt
Ct Sanuurihs par giibof bon 8enebent, StaIien,
nabreno Der Diofletian'iden 8erfolgung i'm Sabre
305 gr unb feline @efabrten tuur6en entbauptet,
nod)oem iuil6e Eiere Die man auf fie, losgelaien
batte, ibnen nidts 5uleoe taten. Gin @efdB NIT
ieinent 8lute 1pallt etpa adtaebnmal pro Sabr,
penn man es in Der &atbeorale bon Ieapel tn Die
gGbe ieines Sauptes brinet
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WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

1niere aus &eiItrdutern berge.
itelten 2orattbe gapiuIes jino nitt
nlr Elm milces abfiibrmitteI, ionbern
for6ern Die 8eroQuuna, entfernen oie
@tftitoffe aus Ragen ur5 Den Ser.
oouungsorganen, itdrfen oieieIben
lurb reini3en bos @Iut. Sci 4roni.
fder 8erltopfung fi1o iie uniibertrof.
fem.
Breis: $500 pet 8or (gorrat fiir
2 bis 8 Wonate); $500 fiir 2 8oyes.
Borto ertra.
THE WOLFRAM co,
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ct. Trans ron Gffifi mar elmer Der sroBten Sci.
ligen oes gittelaters Sn ben lesten atpei ssabren
ieines 2ebens NOR es ibm bere6nnt, Die 8unomale
bes SeilanSes an ienem eigenen aSrper au tragen
Die Stride feiert bieies @unoer am II. September
Ser b. Sranaisfus mar, opieI betannt III, Der Ct.
ite, Der Die Stigmata en1pfng. Ct par 11s1 gebo.
rem ,ino itarb 1926
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Vet In Court
 To Obtoin Job

Boston, Sept. l2-(UP)-Massa- chusetts' first case of Q World War II veteran taking to court his de- mand for his old job entered It's Sec- ond day today.
 Federal Judge George c. Sweeney was hearing the civil action brought by Michael Salznan of Brooklyn, N. r.. against the London Coat of Boston, Inc.
 Salzman testified yesterday that the concern hired him in June 1922, as general sales manager of their New York office. He said he was inducted into the Army in Aug ust, ls43, and honorably discharged last November.
 Salzman said the concern refused to rehire him on grounds that he originally was hired as a military substitute for Milton Winick of New York, who also had been inducted ana later discharged from the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12

Also aboard the ship is It. Bar hara M. Davies, Army Nurse Corps, daughter of the late MT, and Mrs, William '. Davis, l40 Waterville street. It. Davis received her train ing at the Hitchcock Memorial hos pital, and was employed at Dart- mouth college before entering the service. She has been with pr, o'Hara in the i74th Memorial hos pital In France for more than year,
 Other WaterburianS aboard the ship are: T/Sgt, Hubert Schieffer Pvt. George Macris, ll7 Greenwood avenue, Pvt. Clifford Mercure, 679 Baldwin street, and Sgt. Marie Claps, l80 oak street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
ArsenouIt Discharged
 Soldier Returns
 From ETC Theoter

Watervllle, Sept. l2.-Pfc Wil- fred Arsenault was dischagred from the Army yesterday. He returned to this country January i2, from Omaha Beach, France, last June 8, two days after D-Day landings took place. In the service since June 27, i04l, he was 20 months In lce- land before going to England where he trained In amphibious operations and has served total of 33 months overseas. He Is the son of Mir, and Mrs. Theophile Arsenault of Thomaston avenue.
 Joseph Benoit of Chapel street who was injured Sept, 3, under. went an operation on his left hand Monday at st. Mary's hospital, He sustained three severed tendons when the car he was driving plunged into Q large hole on Huntingdon avenue. Mrs Benoit who was in. jured also Is still under treatment at the hospital for an infected leg'
 The Swedish Weaving Club met last evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Lattlmer on ThomaSton avenue. Following the sewing meet. ing social hour was enjoyed Those attending were Miss Ruth Norton, Mrs. Bertha platt Mrs. J, E. Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Benson and Mrs. John W. Platt, Jr.
 The weekly Prayer meeting VII be held tomorrow evening at 7'3t at the Waterville Union church or Dwight street Rev. Milton Nilsof will conduct the service.
 Howard Palmer of Huntington avenue, Q veteran of 24 months oyerseas, who was discharged two weeks ago, suffered c lacerated scalp yesterday morning when the car he was driving struck the bridge near HrookSide Home. His condi.. ton last night was reported good ct Waterbury hospital
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Hughes are parents of Q son, Raymond, Jr: born Sept. 3 ct St. Mary's hospital
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
S~u Q 4ts,,e
by Bob , Hope

war all over again. He went over and started to help Shigemitzu.
 They had a little trouble print ing the surrender papers. The words unconditional surrender" aren't in the Japanese language SO, in the Japanese version, they took those words out and stuck in a picture of Admiral Halsey to make sure they'd get the idea
 The signing was a little late getting started. Before the cere- mony the Jap delegates wasted twenty minutes going around trying to coax somebody into shaking hands, with them, One of the Japs went through the kitch- en on the Missouri and was amazed when he saw 6 big navy steak. He kept wanting to know how they managed to press the rice into such a appetiZing shape.
 But all of the delegates were trying to be agreeable. They didn't have to use a blotter on the surrender papers; Macarthur just held them up and the breeze from the Jap generals lowing dried the ink.
 I can understand why the Japs were taking their time with the signing. guess th%y knew it'd be A long time before anyone ever wanted their autographs again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Club Selects New Officers William o. Taylor
 Heads Eost End
 Community Group

The East End Community Club elected William Oliver Taylor pres- ident at It's annual meeting last night. Other officers named to serve during the coming year were:
 Henry Brodeur, Vice-president; Paul Kunkel, treasurer; Winifred Caine, secretary; Mildred Crowley, financial secretary, and Frances Green, assistant seeetary;
 Serving as auditors will be Paul Ruzzo, Ray Coughlin and Ernest Wilcox. The board of directors will comprise Lester Wheeler, James Green, and Harold Watterworth.
 Reporting on the efforts made by the safety committee to obtain bet- ter lighting and improved police protection for the East End, Paul Ruzso, chairman. stated his group had conferred with the Mayor, the Police Board and the Works Board, and that the committee will meet with the Board of Aldermen ct Ar- derSon school gymnasium on Thurs. day night ct 7:30. Following this session, he said, final report will l~ submitted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Compensation Agreements

Compensation Comsr. John J. O'Connell today approved the fol- lowing agreements for weekly pay. ments during disability
 Thomas O'Rourke of Union City against A. M. Larson Co.,, of Wa, terbury, $2els beginning July IS, crushed right foot.
 John Linskey of Union City against Peter. Paul, Inc, of Nau- gatuck, $50, Beginning August IS, injury to left knee.
 Domenic Quattraciacci of 96 Charles street against American Brass Co.,, $25.40 beginning Aug. 30, injury to back muscles.
 Stanley Petty, Jr., of Southbury against State of Connecticut, pay ment of $33.42 for IA days of hos pital confinement for injuries to right foot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Local Men On Troop Ship
 Lt. Colonel Bernard o'HaF0 Returns
 From France

Seven Waterburians are listed among those arriving in New York today from the European theater of operations, aboard the troop transport USS John Erickson,
 It. Col Bernard A. O'Hara, 49i Meadow street, Is former Water- bury dentist. He has served 2 months overseas In the i74th Gen. eral hospital, France. He has been in the service five years and re- sides with his sisters, Miss Jane O'Iara and Mrs. Francis Teeley ot the Meadow street address.
 Tisgt. Robert w. Peterson, East street, Wolcott, has served in the Ninth Air Force for 22 months in France and Germany after enter ing the service in January, lS4S' His wife, the former Edith Nelson resides at 2e Irion street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Education Director

New activities of the Y. w. Q. "A, will get under way at the end of this month, with an extensive program of sports, club and social events and educational undertak- ings planned, 1t was reported ct a meeting of the board of direc- tors last night at the headquarters.
 Scheduled to be set up at the headquarters are a lunch box canteen, an informal game room, and a music listening and read- ing room, MISS Irene Walker, ex- ecutive director, stated. E
 A charm ana personality course will be given during the fall, and various other courses will be planned.
 Miss Mary Tiodson, business and industrial girls secretary will Do in charge of organizing club groups. She stated units will Dc formed for young girls, industrial workers, office and professional workers, and c. l. wives. ForTia- ton of special interest groups, such as choral, discussion, and dramatic classes, also is planned, she reported.
 Miss Helen Little, health educa- ton director, said exercises and relaxation courses will be planned. Modern, tap, and ballroom danc- ing classes will be formed, and swimming, hiking, croquet, and volleyball programs will be Bet up, she reported.
 Renovation of the headquartere has nearly been completed, and an assortment of equipment, iEi- cluding desks, victrolas, and Q plano, have been donated, Mrs Charles Larkin of the building committee stated. Reports from various other committee chairnlen were read at the meeting. Mrs Mark L. Sperry, Jr., presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
PFC. WTLFRED J, ARsENAULT

Pfc. Wilfred J. ArSenault, 2e, son of MT. and Mrs. Theophile Arsen- ault, 1875 Thomaston avenue, Wa. tervilie, received Q discharge at the Fort DeVens, Mass, Separation Gen. ter yesterday. Pfc, ArSenault has been In the army since June, lo4i and has Sesn action !n 8 months overseas duty where he was wound- cd at Omaha Beach, France, on June 6, i045, two days after D-Day. He served 20 months In Iceland be- fore going overseas and returned to this country January j2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12

I don't think there'll be any doubt about picking "The Best Broadcast of i946." It was the ratch-by-scratch account of the signing of the Japanese surren- der papers abroad the U. s. s. Missouri, featurlng an all.star United Nations cast headed up by Truman, MacArthur and Nimitz.
 Jap foreign minister Shigemitzu almost loused up the timing of the broadcast -- when he started to sign, he couldn't get his foun- tain pen to work. He'd bought 1t with a lifetime guarantee and the guarantee had just run out, But MacArthur wasn't taking any chances on having to fight the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
Final Pops Concert Is
 Scheduled
Civic 0EehestFo to Assist Mrs. BeEsin in WoFsow Concerto

The nnai Pops concert of the season will be presented Sunday evening at the Hamilton Park Pa vilion, the park department cooper ating with the Civic Orchestra. Mario DiCecco will conduct, and Mrs. stephen Bergin will be plano soloist in the presentation of the Warsaw Concerto.
 The program will also include sel- ections from "Pagliacci", Rossini's s William Tell" Thunder and Lightning Polka, Brahms Cradle Song," and "Old Timers Waltz"
 The usual inSormal routine will be In order. Refreshments will be served at intermission, and Mir. Di- Cecco will make announcements through the microphone on the character of the pieces played and the encores to be played,
 The concert starts at 8 o'clock, Seats are on sale at McCoy'S, Grand street. Parking will be heavier so early arrival Is suggested,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-12
PFC. DOMINIC V. DEVITo

Word has been received here Of the Bronze 59lr award, given to Pfc. Domenic ?. DeVito, 6 Glen Ridge street, for heroic achievement on April IS, lo46. He Is now station" cd in Europe with tho 263rd Infan- try, e3rd Division, the outfit he was with ct the time oi receiving the award in Germany. Ills wife, the former Penny Montana, lives ct the Ridge street address.