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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Sunday Services m Churcl1es of Waterbury
Catholic

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Corner West Main and the Rv k h RT ph & Key Donald d. oLeary and the Rev; Richard Phillips. ST. CECILIA 7s scovill Street.-The Rev. Peter cuny. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER. Baldwin Street.-The Rev. t6e Rev Tam s1 spa1StoT the ReH David 6kee1e
 @ n' s s and Ii a. m. Rosary benediction 3:SO p. m.
 ST. JOsEPHs Corner Congress and John Street.
 and ho II f Rosay and s ST. sTANIsLAUs KosTKA, se East Farm Street.-The o Rev John Balasa pastor and the Rev John j. zy- w be given at shs Vsa ocloeA & Mas5 An OUR LADY OF LoURDEs, sOe South Main Street.-The and the R Rooeo e sne ns Ry S:so' 7:sO 9. 10 and II a. Rosary benedction ST. MARGAREr's. sss Willow Street.-The Rev John A. Conan, pastor, the Rev Francis P. Mclaughlin. and 10 and m, The lower and upper church is used at the 10 o'clock Mass. Rosary and benediction OUR LADY R.o OF MOUNT CARMEL Highland nas. Eyars and It the n Rev Austin ST. I PATRIck's 50 Charles Street.-The Eugene F. the s;o Rev Rev Francis DohsFy after which Denedctons win follow '' DSH 'lA'' SACRED HEART Woicott Street.-The Rev Henry E.
 Kelly Oa.4 assstanfs as S Massea Sen 9ss sss s Hi Sss'
 s:sO s:l5 and Il a m A9''''AA'S 'iaSSeS' ''''' ST PETER AND ST. PAUL. B southmayd Road-Ths sullivan and the Rev Bernard HH Butcher e assistants s Masses T. 8. g. 10 and Il A. M.
 BLESSED SACRAMENT. Iss Robbins Street.-The Rev.
 9'-tS F's Esss' pastor and the Michael Meverry and the Gs'0 Rev Rosary benedictiOn at u m anu ''''' ' D1 ST. a. m Rosary and benediction I D.
 ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS Mddlebury-The Rev Hu- Mass at st rheresas chureh 7 Wooabaps ans m Novena Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday 7:so s,Stsrbs ss1 m "S at Gne s the 3 for adults the GthsG
 m The laat Mass is high nor Msss and O;'0 ST. JOHNS. watertown. 7ls Main Street.-The Rev. Myes sistant Masses si5 and 10 a. m. Mass is also S s n n sn se m m at EGsey @ nit any ST. MuCHAELs. I434 Thomaston Ayenue-The James Mccormick; pastor and the Rev Thomas Rosary benediction P M
 ST; ANTHoNY's. Prospect Road-The Rev. John Me sons will be heard before Masses Confessions will be SIT h1sRd SeIs SatgFday at and fro from & to P roRRSGT HsSs M 39 and Il sO Main Street agan the Rev John cayanaugh and the Rev. Chrsto- pher Devine assistants Masses G. T. 8, 10 II. ToRR1NGToS SACKED HEART CHURCH 11s Grove Flip assistant Masses at s:so 7:se and H. ssnd s MaRs Sa1RH r so Pulaski Street The Rev John Kowalsk pastor the Rev. John A. ss PETERs CHURCH East an shd Street The Rev William P Botticeli, pastor the Rev Fred Americana Coskantno assistant Masses s, g. 10. GOSHEN AND CoRNwALL-The Rev Joseph Cunning in Cornwall at g..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
CongreqotionoI

idr Highland Rsv Gomer R Lewis will be the pastors subject the worship. WfsE cnb EHm %ednesy Ssdi s Ray Piedmont at G Baldwin Tfp Rev M gat a PaoT eot Christian m Living w be FIRST West Main Rev B Cts Kenneth Anthony AT children in the fourth grade Ra fl A '5 rs A and at dmbeTs h o gbr II "A zatpns will @ meet in the afternoon and night at the
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 meeting m June of enersi ceune of 5fPGP he The board o the Womens a ud @ the home of the president, Olive G. Camp, Tuesday house Tuesday to 5 P, M. Troop s. Scouts, will BUNKER ?fifz HIhf Bunker S i il Avenue-rhe Rev Alan M will the pasto sermon subject at the %oq h m % Pilgrim Fss%s5 w 5 ? Ms N SECOND Mest Main Rev 5ohn " waRe A sq'sfs Rs A N Gaomss Ar 10ss" uedd2 o Boy NJ &rs nns 39ssday MsTney G Ss S0uts Knyb S9 sale ThSrf rehearsal Friday, P M Senior choir rehearsal UNION. oakvne The Rev Oscar Locke. pastor Sunday school 3 for m all 1n aePsrtmens ssO What Time worship lo;45 A. M The Junior message will be de school Religion The Pilgrim Fellowship w meet ITALIAN Elm r The Rev Lawrence DiFloro pastor, Our Helper will be the pastors sermon subject at the worship A. NJ. Devotional services, Wednesday, P. NJ
 TORRlNGTON FRENCH CONGREGATIONAL, 49 Pearl Street.-The Rev August E, DeVos pastor Sun day School, 930 A. NJ. English service, A. M. with sermon by the pastor.
 TORRINGTON FIRST-The Rev Harold Hunting, pas tor Sunday School 930 A. NJ Choir rehearsal, ~ M Public worship, II A. NJ, Pilgrim Fellowship TORRlNGFORD, TorringfOrd Street.-The German smith; pastor Sunday school s;sO A M Junior Main EaFsep s3reet ofS Rev Adam A. Tangarone minister charge. Mission ice 1o;45 A M The Italian Mission Executive Commit tee will meet Monday at the parish hall 7;SO P. The Mission Aid will meet at the parish Fall plans, Thursday, 2:15 P. NJ
 HAKWINToN, Harwinton-sunday School, 10 A, M Pub lie worship, Il A. M.
 CENTER, 155 Main Street, TOrrng ngton-The Rev G. Hom- CT Lane, pastor Church school will reopen tomorrow in kindergarten, primary. junior intermediate the parlor O:45 A. M Public worship 10:45 A. The ing of the Ltchfield Northwest Churches at the Warren Congregational Church. The Committee will meet the parsonage, Monday, Boy Scout meeting in the basement Monday, 2 P. M Cub Pack charter night, Tuesday, P. M The Church School Workers will hold potluck supper address by Arthur Ferret. Wednesday, 6:30 F. M. trustees will meet in the room, Wednesday, P NJ The Fall rally of the Ltchfeld District of Council of Church Women of Connecticut the Watertown Congregational Church. Thursday A M. The Girl Scout Troop will hold first Fall meeting Thursday. I P. NJ. The senior choir will e. hearse Friday, M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Late Realty
 Neus
Documents filed at the town clerks office in City Hall include:

Documents filed at the town clerks office in City Hall include:
 Warranty Deeds
 Amire Lefevre to Lewis L. Cross, property on Essex Avenue.
 Jennie A. and Howard A. Hemen- way to Richard D. Tracy, property on Esther Avenue
 Theodore F. Nuhn, and others, to Peter KukanSkis, and others, prop erty on Park Terrace.
 Margaret M. Devino to George F. keane, Jr., property on Woodbine Street.
 Pauline Danen Zachin and Rae A. Danen to Vlncenzo and Guiseppina Puppo, property on Marget Street. Joseph Nardelli to Vincenzo and Antonetta Festa, property at 345-347 Grove Street.
 Quit Claim Deeds
 James H. Cahill to Eileen Chard, property on LakevieW Avenue. Theobald E. Conway, administra- tor of the estate of Edward F. Cole, to K. Rubey Cass, nee Katherine A. Rubey, property on Benham Street.
 Maria Carangelo to Ferdinand Carangelo, property as recorded in the Waterbury Land Records, Vol 403, page All.
 Mortgage Deeds
 Lewis L. Cross to First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Waeroury, property on Essex Avenue, s4,3OO.
 Lewis L. Cross to w. J. Pape & co, property on Essex Avenue, $l,- POO.
 Christine M. Ursini to Joseph Nardelli, property on the northerly side of Sandland Place, s4OOO. Josephine Mancusso to Waterbury Savings Bank, property at 2l4-216 South Leonard Street, 5000.
 George F. Keane, Jr., to Water bury Savings Bank, property on Woodbine Street, $4,80O
 Vlncenzo and Antonetta Festa to Joseph NardelG, property on the southerly side of Grove street. s6 BOO
 Mortgage Releases
 waterbury Savings Bank to AL mira Lefevre.
 Archie Blondin to Robert & Will liam kosersky
 Thomaston Savings Bank to Jo- seph A. Lemieux.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Thomas Brennan.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Mar garet M Davino.
 Administrators Deed Everett c. Murphy, administrator, to Ellen P. Murphy, two pieces of property on Grange Street and Morse Avenue, $500.
 James J. O'Brien, administrator to Anna E. Howard, two pieces of property, l6 William Street, and A plot, of land entitled Bellewood Park as recorded in the town clerks of- nee in Book No. l, $4,5O0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Mysterious Death Linked As Hope Diamond Tragedy

Washington, Sept. q - (UP) - The mysterious death of Mrs. Eva lyn Mclean Reynolds, 25-year- old socialite, today formed another link in the chain that binds her family's fabulous Hope Diamond" to tragedy.
 Mrs Reynolds, wife of former Sen. Robert Reynolds, O., N. O., was found dead yesterday in her room at Friendship, the Mclean family home.
 A police report declared death due to apparent natural causes" but her physician, Dr. w. B. Leon- ard said an accidental overdose of sleeping tablets was a possible cause.
 Coroner A. Magruder Mcdonald ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of the death.
 The death of the young Mrs. Reynolds was another episode in the misfortune that has dogged some owners of the Hope Diamond blue white gem that once belonged to Catherine the Great of Russia.
 The diamond was given to Mrs. Mclean by her husband Edward B. Mclean, the scion of nationally famous publishing family. There was a popular belief that the stone was a jinx, but Mrs. Mclean belit- tied the idea.
 Yet since acquiring the gem, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Episcopal

ST. JOHNS, Corner West Main Church Streets-The Rev Francis Ayres pastor. Holy Communion, A. M. sunday School, 930 A. NJ. Sunday School service A. NJ Prayer and sermon, 10:45 A. NJ Girls choir hearsal in the choir A. M. Pack l. Cub meeting in the old parish house, Monday, M. Lawrence NJ Duryee, industrial engineer of necticut Light and Power Company, will The Baruch Plan in the auditorium. Tuesday, P Nj. CHRIST CHAPEL East Main Street.-The Rev. Samuel Budde, pastor. Holy Communion. A. NJ. Sunday school, 9:3O A. M. Prayer and sermon, 10:45 A M. Tuesday Night Guild meeting Sept 24, P M. Mems Club parish with the Ralph speaking on the work of the General Convention Wednesday,, 6:3O P NJ Ralph Read speaking the the General Convention Wednesday, 6:3O P. NJ Choir re- hearsal under the direction Miss Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. The Bishop Coadjutor ficiate at the CEapel Confirmation. Nov 10
 ST PAUL'S. Waterville-Sunday School 945 A. NJ Pray CT sermon, H A. M Viewers meeting, Wednesday, r. M. Canterbury Club meeting, Friday, M. ALL SOULS, Cloves Terrace and Hewlett Street.-The Rev Thomas Sinclair. pastor Holy Communion, A. M Church School 9:3O A. Prayer and sermon. Il A M The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray will preach minister confirmation, Nov. g. 2:30 P. M
 ALL SAINTS, Oakville-The Rev. Squires pastor. Holy Communion A. Church School A. Prayer and sermon II A.
 TORRINGTON TRINITY, Water Street.-The Rev. H. Francis Hine rector. Holy Communion, A NJ. Church school opening session, 93O A. NJ Prayer service A The Giri scouts will meet in the parish house, Mon day, F. M The Boy Scouts will in the parish house Monday J:3O P M. Opening meeting of the Ior Women's Guild Tuesday. 7:3O P. NJ. Junior Girls Friendly Society meeting in the parish house, Wednes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Purchasing Agents To Meet Tuesday

The September meeting of The Purchasing Agents Association of. Connecticut, Inc, will be held at thei Waterbury Country Club on Tues day, September 24th at six thirtyI o'clock. The speaker for the event. ing will be Wy Randall, Director of Purchases for the Rust Kraft Pulp fishers, Boston, Mass. MT. Randall is past president of the New Eng land Purchasing Association, a former member of the Board of Di- rectors of the National Association and is conducting classes in Pur- chasing at Boston University and Northeastern University. He has had many years of experience as a purchasing agent and was one of the principal speakers at the Edu- cational meetings of the National Convention in Chicago last May. He is planning to discuss some of the problems of purchasing many of the critical items today, especially paper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Temperance League Head Church Guest

Waterville, Sept. 21-The Rev. Wayne Womer, secretary of the United Temperance League of Con- necticut, will be guest at the Grace Methodist Church tomorrow. Dur ing the Sunday School hour, begin- ming at 9:45 he will present a black board demonstration for the Senior Department. MT. Womer will deliver the morning sermon at II.
 He will show motion pictures at the Youth Fellowship meeting.
 The young adult fellowship of the Grace Methodist Church will hold bowling party tonight. All going are asked to meet at the church at '.
 MT. and Mrs. Marcel Dunn of Pembroke Avenue announce the birth of a daughter, Barbara Ann, Sept. Is at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Dunn is the former Marguerite Byrnes. The child is a granddaugh- ter of Mrs. Ethel Byrnes and also MT. and Mrs. James Dunn of Fhom- aston Avenue.
 Claire Stephens has returned to her home on Patterson Court after being a patient at Waterbury Hos pital.
 Marriage intentions have been filed at the Town Clerks office by Bartholomew Shea of 60 Lone Oak Avenue, and Joan Foley of 1918 East Main Street.
 Following are the church services for tomorrow:
 Union Church: Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10; Sunday School, Il A. M; Evangelistic service, 7:3o P. M.
 Gospel Hall: Breaking of Bread, 10:30 A. M; Sunday School, 6::30, and Gospel service, 7:30 P. M.
 William Cyr of North Main Street, local resident, has been discharged from the Army after serving in the Pacific and Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Soviet Envoy Visits Stuort
 DeodIocked Peace
 ToIks Discussed

Ranking, Sept. 20 - (UP) - Chinese newspapers hinted today that Russian Ambassador A. Pete rov's visit with U. s. Ambassador j. Leighton Stuart yesterday might have been connected with the dead~ locked peace negotiations in China1 civil war.
 Recent Communist statements have favored including all sigma. tories of the Moscow Declaration (the United States, Great Britain and Russia) in the peace negotia. tions.
 The peace talks currently are stalled over the central governs ment's refusal to convene the "com~ mittee of three" composed of Gen- eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek, Chief, Communist Negotiator Chou En-latI and Gen. George c. Marshall, Press ident Truman's special envoy.
 Marshall informed Chou by lett ter yesterday that the government had refused to resume the com- mittee meetings "at this moment" " One Communist spokesman said the refusal meant that Chiang plans ito wage aIl-out civil wars and that 1t was "an official refusal by the government for cessation of hostilities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Greek Case OffAeendo
 Council Defects
 Soviet Ukraine

Lake Success, N. Y, Sept. 21- (UP)-Tne United Nations Security Council wiped the Soviet Ukraine's charges against Greece and Britain off it's agenda today only to con- front another sharp skirmish be- tween Russian and the western powers.
 The Ukrainian case ended in de- feat for Russia late yesterday when, in rapid crossfire of votes, the Council decided to end three weeks of debate by dropping the case without any action whatsoever.
 Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gro- myko bounced back from this re- buke by announcing, as current council president, that delegates would meet again Monday to con- sider his request for an inventory of all armed forces maintained by the Allies in foreign countries other than the ex-enemy states.
 The United States intended to lead a fight against even placing the Russian proposal on the Coun- cifs agenda because, American of ficials said, it does not represent a complaint nor does it concern 8 threat to international peace and security.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Troop 9 Stages Paper Dripe Sunday

Boys Scout Troop will conduct q paper salvage drive tomorrow, it was announced following a meeting held ot the Community House, Washing ton Hill, Thursday night. District Comsr. John Cuddy addressed the troop at the meeting.
 Scouts supervising the various districts for the pickup are Patrick Wallace, south district; John Cuddy, north; Robert Caulfeld, east, and Hugh V. Wrenn, west. Frank A. Sacco mad Edward Goggin will su- pervise any collection before to- morrow'S drive. e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Judgments
 Recorded On n1ONotes

Judgments were made jn promissory not actions foilowin hearings before Judge Thomas 2 Wall at a short calendar sessio4 of Common Pleas Court yesterday,
 A judgment by default was efl tered in thesuit of the ColoniA3 Trust Company against Raymond J. Austin ct al.
 Damages were set in the otlsee suits as follows: s. Fl. Greenber6 against Michael Akoury, $13.75; u s. Time Employees Federal Cred1 Union against Joseph BergenhaA U. s. Time Employees Federal Cred1e Union against Florence CacchionAs s14311; Naugatuck National BanM against Edna Daily, $158.98 and coSte of $52.69.
 Waterbury Tool Employes Federaa Credit against John Quigley ct aA $13789; Colonial Trust Company against Philip Salerno ct al, $2l9.2SE Alfred J. LaRiviere against Helen w. Willard ct al, $43858; Empire Loan Corporation against Raymond Garbatini ct al, $246.21; and Colont ialial Trust Company against G Alton Pullen ct al, $211.57.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Methodist

WEST SIDE HILL, 1O6s West Main Street.-The Rev Nearness will be the pastors sermon subject at the worship. II A. M Weather permitting Youth and property committee meeting, Thursday 2 P. M Mems Club meeting, Friday P M.
 sI. PAULs ss East Farm Street.-The Rev. Edwin N. The Sin of Achan will be the pastors subject at the worship 10:45 A. M. The United Evangelical Bible Conference will be held at the watervine Union tain as guest preacher, Wednesday, 7:45 P M. FIRST Corner North Main Savings Rev John J. snavey, pastor. Being in Earnest will the Adult classes church school Woodruff Assembly, t6 Al M Election of officers will feature the Youth director of the Union Theological Seminary Buenos meeting Monday P The young people of the fn Betweeners Group will meet Wednesday, 6:45 P. M. story Hopr for Primary and Junior children Friday, choir rehearsal Friday, 7:SO P. M.
 GRACE, Thomaston Avenue-The Richard Mutt, pas tor sunday School, s:45 A. M The Rev Wayne womer, ticu will preach at the worship, II A M Youth Eel The Society for ehsn seHce sG will E. M pot-luck social, Tuesday, 7:3O P. M. The Mission Caron. 1911 sThomaston Avenue Thursday, 7so P. M. TORRINGTON, METHODIST-The Rev Lewis H. Davis, I sSO a spnday school for junior nursery, beginners and primary departments. 10:45, dSt s @ he m @ F meeting All High School age young invited Rosae Newport leads the discussion 'If m There ovh will be brief meeting of the Official Board Tuesday evening, Troop Boy Scouts meet at P. M. Wednesday 2:sO the Study Circle meets at the home of Mrs. Robert Mackey. 104 Eastwood P Fall All ars At P % m the fsi cub Dens meet for their first Fall meetings
 Thursday the Girl Scout Troop at the church. Friday at Fl M choir rehearsal the regular busi Sunday oct. 6, is world Communion sunday in Pro- testant Churches throughout Christian Communion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Baptist

FIRST, Corner Grove Street and Central Avenue-The Rev David P. Gaines, The will preach the worship on The Biggest If in Our Lives, 1osO A NJ The pastor will preach The Passing of Sum- mer at the worship 7S0 P. M Mems Bible Glass; 114O A NJ. Mems League meeting at the home of William E. Van Tassel in Middebury Wednesday, 7:30 P. NJ. World Mission Crusade Committee meeting, Tuesday, 7:S0 P. M. Philathea Class meeting Wednesday, P. M.
 CALVARY $50 Prospect Street. TOrrngtOn-The Rev gis Matson pastor Slovak Mission, 9S0 A. M Public worship 10:45 A. The pastor will preach the sub jec Tn Terms of the Cross The choir will Thursday 645 P, NJ. The annual meeting of the Hart ford Baptist Association Friday, 10 A. M 9:15 P M. Delegates from Baptist Churches in Hartford, Holland, and Litchfieid Counties will meet at this church hear reports of the years work and lay plans the World Mission Crusade in Connecticut During the Crusade $14 100000 will raised throughout try for relief and rehabilitation National known Bap tst leaders will be There will be youth ban quet at $ P. NJ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Nisei Staging
 Hunger Strike

Danbury, Sept. 21.-(UP)-James Otsuka, 25-year old Japanese Amer ican, was revealed today as staging hunger strike atthe Federal cor rectional institution here where he is serving three-year term for refusing to report for induction.
 The hunger strike, which started two months ago, was disclosed when a former fellow-prisoner, Roger Axford, Chicago, conducted a dem- onstration at the office of U. s. Tttorney General Tom Clark, in Washington, demanding release of Otsuka ad six other conscientious objectors on hunger strikes at Sanstone, Minn., federal priso
 Atsuka was being fed intraven- ously and physicians said there was no dangerof him starving to death. He was sentenced in July, 1945.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
No Negligence
 In HonIey Deoth

Testimony of the engineer and fireman aboard the New York, New Haven and Hartford passenger train which struck and killed James Henley on Aug. 29, indicates there was no criminal negligence involved, according to finding released by Miles McNiff, Jr., coroner, today. His death was not caused by the criminal act, omission or careless ness of any other person or per- sons, the finding continued.
 Hanley died as a, result of multi pie fractures of the head, body and limbs and internal injuries, accord ing to the report. The man had been looking directly at the ap- preaching train shortly before he was struck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21

ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, Cooke Street.-The Rev John N C. Mohrmann pastor Sunday school, 9:3O A. Thursday, P. NJ Junior Wather League, Friday, 7SO P Womens Missionary Society meeting, Friday, P M. A meeting of the win he first Saturday in October Announcements will the pulpit tomorrow regarding the Naomi Guild and the Ladies Social Club.
 ZION EVANGELICAL aO1 Cherry Street.-The E. Enar Kron, pastor. Church school. 9:3O A. NJ. tude and 1ngratitude will be the pastors sub Ject at the worship 10:45 A M Church school teach- CTS meeting in the committee Monday, 7:3O P. M Mrs Carl Carlson and Mrs Gustave Johnson will hostesses at the women Missionary Society meeting in the social rooms Wednesday, P. M Senior Luther Leagues fall sale followed by the serving coffee, Wednesday, r. M. Church choir practice Thursday, P. M. Iduna Circle rummage sale church basement, Friday, s:3o A M Senior confirmation class s;S0 A. M Junior confirmation class Saturday, 1045 BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL, North Main Street at Electric Avenue, ThOmaston-The Rev E. Einar Kron, subject at the divine worship, A. M Philip s. will be in charge of the church school League meeting in the social rooms of the church, Thursday night.
 FIRST, 5s Grove Street.-The Robert A G. Heyden- reich, pastor Sunday School and Bible Class. A. M. English service 10:45 A, NJ German service A. M A Lesson of Gratitude will be the pastors subject at both services confirmation reunion serv- ice with the Rev Sigurd Hansen of the Tabor Luther an Church of Middletown as guest speaker, P. M. Supper Fellowship hour the parish house, 5:30 Lutheran Daughters meeting and night Tuesday, P. NJ. Sunshine Society, "Wednesday, 1880 P NJ In termediate League Friday P M The New England Conference will hold their Fall meeting Lutheran Church, New Haven, with pastor and Louis Schuster, ST. attending, Monday.
 ST PAUL'S, GERMAN, South Main Street, TORRINGTON The Rev. William E Haeger English service, 9:SO A M. Sunday School, 1O:45 A. German service, ference being held in New Haven Monday There will be special meeting and social hour for the young asks all with children least years O age who interested in joining the Sunday School tomorrow. The Ladies Aid supper be in the church parlors Thursday, Oct 24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
Youngster Held For Delinquency

Police turned an 11-year-old boy over to juvenile authorities after he had entered the home of Justin Casey, 394 Willow Street. It. John Calvin and Detective James Stack, who picked the boy up, said he had entered the house through a win dow and took articles valued at $10. Included were cigaret lighters, a fIashlight and shirts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-21
2d District Expected
 To Name Woodhouse

Norwich, Sept. 21.-CUP)-Demo- crats of the Second Congressional District meete today and are expect ed to renominate' Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse for second term.
 Mrs. Woodhouse is 8 former sec retary of state and was on thO Connecticut College faculty prior to the election two years ago.