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Evening star., 1946-04-26
Ice Cream Sales Trial
Ends With Hung Jury;
WAction Undecided

| A hung jury, which had deliberated
for two and half hours, yesterday
ended the Municipal Court trial of
Harold Hemminger, ice cream dealer
who was accused of selling short
measures.
Judge Almond w. Scott on We'd
nesday had granted a defense mo-
ton for a directed verdict of ac-
quittal in the case of Samuel Stein
burg, who was similarly charged, on
grounds he was Secretary-treasure
of the corporation which owns a
drugstore in the 200 block of E street
NV. and the corporation was not
charged.
Whether the ice cream cases will
be pressed further is under con-
sideration, according to Assistant
Corporation Counsel Clark F.. King.
Mr.. Hemminger, whose store is
located in the TOO block of Co.
lumbia road NV, was charged with
selling a quart of ice cream on
March IA which did not meet the
full measure provided by law. The
Government contended the ice
cream, when measured in the De-
partment of Weights, Measures and
Markets, measured 26 fluid ounces
instead of the required 80 ounces.
Mr.. King said he thought the Dis
trict had accomplished it's purpose
even though conviction had not
been obtained The dealers now
know that if they don't sell proper
amounts of ice cream they will be
prosecuted. Mr.. Hemminger has been
made a guinea pig for the ice cream
manufacturers" he stated.
During his closing statement to
thejury yesterday, Defense Attorney
Bernard Margolius pointed out this
was the first such case to come to
court in the 25 years the laws have
been in existence.
The defense had contended the
ice cream dealers were not guilty
since they made every fort to pack
a full quart of ice cream but that
it was mechanically impossible"
Evening star., 1946-04-26
L. H. Boi|ey to Retire;
u. S. Chemist 80 Years

Lorin H. Bailey, 10, of 1904 Nc
Kinley street NV, a chemist in the
specifications section of the Procure
ment Division of the Treasury De-
partment, will retire next Tuesday
after almost 40 years in Government
service.
He started work January 25, 1907,
in the old Bureau of Chemistry of
the Agriculture Department.
In 1943 Mr.. Bailey transferred to
his present office in the Procure
ment Division Building, Seventh
and D streets SW.
During the greater part of his
service he specialized in cereal
chemistry, conducting experiments
in milling and baking. and with
formulas to produce certain types of
! fortified breads.
Evening star., 1946-04-26

"a jury trial was set for May 13 on
another charge of carrying deadly
weapon.
Butler was held in $4,000 bond on
the robbery charge and $4,000 on
the second charge.
Police said Butler and his brother,
a juvenile. held up Miss Beatrice
Childs. %, colored, of the HOO block
of Third street NE, in the ice cream
store where she was a clerk and took
$34 from the cash drawer
Both were arrested the following
day in the TOO block of East Capitol
Evening star., 1946-04-26
Youth Held for Grand Jury
On Store Ho|dup Charge

Edward Butler, 10, colored, of
the 600 block of B street Sc, was
ordered held for the grand jury
yesterday by Municipal Court Judge
John P. Mcmahon on charges of
robbery in connection with the hold
up last Saturday, of a Highs ice
cream store in the 1000 block of
Fourth street NE At the same time
Evening star., 1946-04-26

street at which a 22-caliber pistol
was found on Butler, according to
police.
The younger brother was turned
over to the Juvenile Court, police
stated, after Miss Childs had iden-
| titled both of them.
Evening star., 1946-04-26
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Evening star., 1946-04-26
Welsh Society to Meet

The st. David's Society, composed
of Welsh-Americans, will hold it's
last meeting Of the season at 8 pm
Monday in Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Miss Ruth Reichenbach IS of Do'nenic Spadola

Miss Ruth Reichenbach, daughter of MT. and Mrs, J. M. Reichenhack of Steuben Street, and Domenic E, Spadola, son Of MT. and Mrs. R. A.. Spadola of East Farm Street, were united in marriage this morning at the Blessed Sacrament Church with the Rev. Edward l.. Morrison of tieiating Ut the ceremony. Ferns, gladloli. and stephanotis were banked along the altar.
 Miss Reichenbach was attended by her sister, Mrs. James P. Faley, as matron of honor. Renato F. Spa dola, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. USherS were Ettore J. Spadola, brother of bridegroom, and James P Faley,
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in white princess gown of Spanish lace and net, styled with a sweetheart neck line, long sleeves that tapered tc a point at the wrists. a full skirt inserted with lace panels and ter minating in 8 circular court train She wore Q Spanish mantilla of lace and bandeau of pearls caught on either side with Peace clusters from which fingertip veil of illusion fell, She carried a prayer book marked with an orchid and stephantotis.
 The matron of honor wore an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02

Senior Fellowship splash party Tuesday p. m Womens Society of Christian Service monthly meet ing ing, Wednesday, 1880 ?. pr. Robert L. Tucker of the First Methodist Church New Haven will speak Conversion is Outmoded the first lsa6 service to the public. Taursday. 7:3O D. m. ST. PAUL'S % Fast Farm Street.-The Rev Edwin N P. Hempei, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a.. m. Looking Toward Jerusalem will be the sermon subject at the worship service with celebration of the Lords Supper loil5 a. m full color sound picture. The God of creation, movie prepared by the laboratories Of Moody Bible Institute of Chicago by Irwin Moon. scientist Tuesday 730 D.
 FIRST, Corner North Main and Savings SFees-The John snavely pastor Communion seryiee. lOise a. m Youth Fellowship, D.. m. Womens Christian Temper anee Union. Tuesday, 2.sO D. m Girl scouts Tuesday, ?. Federation of Mems Bible Classes Wednesday, D. m. Choir concert rehearsal, Thursday, T;30 D. Junior choir rehearsal Friday. 5is0 Church choir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
|Rebek0hASSenbly
 W'iII Be EVeNt LW April 15-16

winona Rebekah Lodge. No. 8, IooF, meeting on Wednesday evening, named delegates to the Rebekah Assembly of Connecticut which will be an event of April lo and i0 in West Hartford.
 Those who will represent the local lodge are Miss Mary Weidemann and Mrs. Ann Nichols, alternates; Mrs. Agnes Finlay, Mrs, Ida Brad- ford, and Mrs. Mae Manville, inside guardian of the assembly.
 A committee meeting will be held on March 8 ct ' o'clock ct odd Fel- lows Hall to make arrangements for Q joint memorial service for the de- ceased members of the NosahogAn Townsend and Rebekah Lodges.
 Mrs. Minnie Gruhe, vice-grand, Is chairman, to be assisted by Mrs, Margaret Cooper, noble grand; Mrs. Cora Kanny and Mrs. Emily Boyd,
 Plans were completed for e pub lie card party to be held Wednesday evening, March 6, at 8 o'clock at odd Fellows Hall. Prizes will be given for high scorers at each table. Those attending are requested to bring their own playing cards,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Marriage Intentions

The following have filed marriage intentions in the Bureau of Vital Statistics:
 John Chesick, IS Walnut Street, and Lola Walker, IS Walnut Street.
 Francis Abramovich, 575 Wash ington Avenue, and Jeanette Mar shall, Syracuse, N. Y.
 Joseph varsalone, 52 Canal Street, and Dolores M. Sforza, 57 Burton Street
 Philip E. veilette, 328 Mill Street, and Lorraine E. TherouX, 1855 Pine Street.
 Victor Kiel, 235 Wilson Street, and Helen c. Kripaitis, 2S5 Chase Parkway.
 William M. Berzinskas, Bronson Road and Shirley I. Mack, 100 Kel- sey Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
S. JoSephS Church Scene .Of Pretty Wedding Today
AFthur studio.

John DeBellis was best man and John Polmon and Michael Campi served as ushers.
 The bride was attired in 6 white slipper satin gown styled with a square scalloped neckline, fitted bo- dice with Q scalloped waistline, leg o'mutton sleeves that tapered to c point at the wrist, full skirt, en- train. He full length veil of Illus ion, edged with lace and featuring lace inserts of forget-nle- -nots, fell from a tiara of orange blossom. She carried 8 shower boquet of gar- denias, roses, stephanot.s and sweet peas, centered with orchids from which fell streamers of lily-of.the valley.
 The matron of honor wore Q pale green gown of net fashioned with fitted bodice. short puffed sleeves, and q full skirt trimmed with ruff lies. She wore Q horsehair fiower- cd tiara from which a shoulder length veil fell and carried a show CT bouquet of spring flowers with orchid ribbon streamers.
 The bridesmaids orchid gown, were fashioned with fitted bodices short puffed sleeves. full skirts and wore tiaras similar to the matron of honor. They carried mixed show CT bouquets of spring flowers from which streamers of green ribbons fell. ''11
 The flower girl wore a gown sim- liar to the brides and carried Q Colonial bouquet of white garden jas. The ring bearer wore a tuxedo.
 A reception, was held for more than $50 guests at Green Street Hall. Music was furnished by Joan Satula and his orchestra. Mrs. Cic- chitto received in a black and white crepe dress with matching access sortes and an orchid corsage. Guests were from New York, Mass. New Jersey. Hartford. Penn, Vet mont. California, and Naugatuck.
 The couple left on a motor trip to Miami. Florida. Mrs. Cicchitto wore a three piece suit of brown, yellow and beige with brown access sorieS, furS, and an orchid corSaQe They will reside at l25 Byrneside Avenue upon their arrival. The bride is graduate of Naugatuck High School. The bridegroom is a graduate of Leavenworth High School and the New Haven Instl- tute of Music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Arthur Studio.

aquamarine gown fashioned with all aquamarine taffeta top with fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, bracelet length sleeves, and full skirt of marquisette. Her shoulder length veil fell from Q tiara of flowers and she carried @ shower bouquet Of yellow roses.
 A wedding breakfast for members of the immediate families was held at the Copper Kettle followed by q reception for relatives and friends The brice's mother received in 8 Royal blue crepe dress with match. ing accessories and was assisted by the bridegroom's mother, who was attired in a black crepe dress with black accessories. They both wore corSages of gardenias.
 The couple left on wedding trip to Florida. The bride wore a beige and black suit trimmed with black corde braid, matching accessozaes s and a black coat with Q cursage ot orchids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
ChGbOt-KirkIand Bridal Today

Palms and white gladioh provided the setting for the wedding of Miss Vivian Elizabeth Kirkland, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Mead Kirkland of Seaboard North Caro- lima, and Lucien Joseph Chabot. son of Mir. and Mrs. Edmond J. Chabot of Ball Farm Road m oak vile. The Rev. Thomas McGarry officiated at the ceremony at 0:sQ this morning at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Oakville.
 A musical program was presented. Selections included ''Panis Angell- GUS" Ave Maria" and Mother as Your Feet Is Kneeling."
 Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white satin gown styled with a jewel neckline, basque waist, gathered skirt, entrains ana long sleeves that tapered to point at the wrist. Her full length NeA fell from a tiara of lace and rnlne- stones and she carried a bouquet or white roses and sweetpeas from which streamers marked win sweetpeas fell.
 Miss Constance OLoughlin, maid of honor, was attired in an ice blue summer satin gown, styled with cap sleeves, high round nsckline, aid 9 full skirt with a wide belt stuuEeo with blue moonstones. She wore matching gloves and a blue tiara. Her bouquet was of AmerleAn Beauty roses.
 Miss Eleanor Chabot was mower girl. She wore gown Of white tat- feta and satin with a fuH sktrt' puffed sleeves, and matcl1lHs faata. She carried a bouquet os sEa fosss.
 Jean Jacques LaPerFisre bss' man.
 A reception was held ct tlae hs g of the bridegroom for more than 50 guests. Mrs Chabct received n a black suit with matching a<2~s- sories and corsage of talislAah roses.
 The couple left in a wedding TIP to an unannGuneed destination the bride wearing a Royal blue tfffe's ing suit, brown fur coat and brown accessories with an orchid cey st' They plan to reside Rt l39 Bal , sfN Road uE9n their return. Ans tfiae Is a graduate 0f Seab0agd aasn eahool Og eeak0ard, N. O. saQ Emithdeals AEagssy Business G9 lsAR of Richmond, Virginia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
DiGS-ROdYigMeS
 NMptiGlS Held

The marriage of Miss 0racinda Rodrigues, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Adrain Rodrigueb of Baldwin Street, and Arthur Dias, son of MT. and Mrs. J. DiaS of Portugal, was held at Q o'clock this morning at Our Lady of Lourdes Church with the Rev. Alvira santolini, pastor, ofii- clattng at double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with spring flowers and palms.
 Miss Gloria Cereja was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Alice Me- brega, Olimpia Andrade and Yolanda Ricci. Joseph Barros, Bridgeport was best man and ushers were Joseph ooncalves, Veneslau FernandeS and Tony Nobrega.
 The bride was attired In c white chiffon gown fashioned with jewel neckltne, fitted bodice. leg o'muttorl sleeves that tapered to Q point at the wrist, and Q full skirt inserted with panels of lace. Her full length veil of illusion fell from c crown of orange blossoms and seed pearls and she carried Q shower bouquet of white roses, sweetpeas and stephanotls centered with orchids.
 The maid of honor wore o nile green net gown fashioned with shirred bodice, short puffed sleeves, and Q full skirt with an apron ef- feet in front. She wore c matching bonnet and carried Q huff covered with yellow roses.
 The bridesmaics' gowns In pink were styled with taffeta bodices heart necklines, short puffed sleeves and full skirts of net trimmed with net ruffling. They wore bcnnets oi matching color and carried muft' covered with Aifeficaf beauty roses sweetpeas and gardenias.
 More than 100 guests attended Q reception at the Portugese Club Out of town guests were from Man. chester, N. H., New London, Conn. Ludlow, Mass, and Bridgeport Conn.
 The couple left on q wedding trip to New York City. The bride was costumed in a moss green suit with a light green three-quarteI length coat with brown accessories and an orchid corsage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Miss MaryMeyer, Feted ct ShOzCer

Miss Mary II. Meyer of Oak street, who will be married today to Daniel Sylsvester, Griggs street was honored recently ct e green back shower given by Mrs. Jose phine Sylvester and Miss Dorothy Meyer at Bosco's flower grill.
 Those attending were: Mrs Ange- Nine Farrella, Miss Mary McCue, Mrs. Helen Miller. Mrs. Jane Colby, Mrs. Agnes Daddona, Antoinette Eantopetro, Miss Marion Sacco, Mrs. Pauline Bresenham, Mrs. Mary Fredricks and Miss Lillian Greene.
 Also, Miss Alice Greene, Mrs. Margaret O'Rourke, Mrs. Joseph Capeto, Miss Angie Margralta, Mrs. Filiamina Longo, Mrs. Felice Pater- nostro. Mrs. Anna Perigini. Mrs. V. Pordmoni, Mrs. Charles Brangle. Mrs. Grace Greene, Mrs. John Focus, and Mrs. Neal O'Donnelf.
 Also, Mrs. Kay Crean. Mrs. Anna Sullivan. Mrs. Mathew D'Amato, Mrs. Anna Manicuccie, Mrs. Dot Marchetto, Josephine Tartoricie, Mrs. Rose Margiotta, Miss Florence Mazziman. Lucy D'Amotoe. Marion Splettstosher, Josephine Mancino. Miss Jane Splettstosher. Mrs. Caro- llne Ciamento. Mrs. ]. Santora, Mrs. Mary Rinaldie, Miss Betty Mon- aghan and Mrs. Rose Prestone.
 Also Miss Dorothy Meyer, Mrs. Josephine Sylvester. Mrs. Biaggio Rinaldie. Mrs. Michelina Mucciaro, Mrs. Mary Burgini, Mrs. Mary San- topetro, Mrs. Rose CoVillo, Mrs. Nick Peruginie, Mrs. Robert Poullate and Mrs. Rose T0rtorici
 Also Miss Lena Tortorice, Mrs. Nick Longo. Mrs. Louise Rinaldie, Miss Clara Brangle. Mrs. Paul Per- ugino. Mfr. D'Amoto. Mrs. Albert Sylvester, Mrs. Victor Perugine, Jr., Mrs. GiOcOndie Varrone and Mrs. 0armella Boccine.
 Also Mrs. Victor Perugini, Mrs. Carmellg Perugini. Mrs. Mary Muccie, Mrs. Maria Muccie, Mrs. Maria Barber, Josephine D'Amotoe, Mrs. Guy D'Amotoe. Glrs. Paul Tri- gelia, Mrs. Madiline Maccician, Miss Maria Corstarlino. Mrs. Vita Peru gini. Mrs. Margaret Pusco, Miss Theresa DaVeEsa, Mrs. John Cur Eera. Mrs. John vaiIltto and Mrs. John Polletta.
 Also Mrs. Robert 6plettstosher, ST., Mrs. Robert splettstosheF, Jr.. Airs. Robert Gpletkstosller. JT.. Mrs. Gertrude C0yillO. Alice Marchitie. Mrs. Martha Greene, Mrs. Andrew eplettst0sher, Mrs. Rocco Mancipie, Mrs. Leo 0urrea, Phyllis COvellio, Mrs. Pasauale Albinle and Mrs. Mary PetFOne.
 Also Mary Gt0lfl. Mrs. Angela Rin- adj, Eyerdina Phlllipella, Mrs, Nick Mecca, Mrs, Rocco MaFRatto, Mrs. AEieheIla pece, Mrs. Nicheliina 0ur- Fara, Mrs. Julia C0Vello. Mrs. Mag- gaFet Euse0. Airs. Coneetto VaFone, Mrs. Theresa Da'vefDo. Alas An- tonelta Rlnaidi and MFf. Caroline PsFesoile.
 Miss Meyer received her honoF- able dleehaFge from s1e Wpmen'a Army Corps recently after two years 0f afTyiee. 1s months Cf which weFe lR England and France.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Catholic

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02

Rev. B, r. Qauronskas, of Holy Trinity Church in Hartford, ofn- ciated 60 the wedding of Miss Helen Leonora Wilkas, daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Walter Wll- kas, formerly of Middlebury, and Frank Cicchitto, son of Mir. and Mrs. Domenic Cicchitto, of Byrne. side Avenue, at St. Joseph's Church.
 The altar was decorated with palms and cut flowers and Q musi- cal program was presented by Pro- lessor Alexander AlelEsiS, organist, and Albert CapoEzi, soloist,
 Miss Wilkas was attended by Mrs. Amelia Krlpaitis, matrcn of honor, Mrs. Ann Polmon, sister Of tho bride, and Mrs. Constance Campi, sister of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Miss Joanne Re- clipero was flower girl and Master Ronald May acted as ring bearer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Phyllis CirieII0 Bride of Today

Miss Phyllis Ciriello, daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. Michael Ciriello of South Leonard Street, and Fred erick Centrella, son of MT. andNIrs. Serafino Centrella of Winsted were united in marriage this morn ing at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church ct a nup- tial Mass, A musical program was presented with Miss Winifred Ge- mino, organist and Miss Theresa Tfemaglio, soloist. Miss TremagliC rendered '"Ave Maria" and "paniS Angelicus" during the Mass.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, was atlred in @ white gown fashioned with slipper satin top, styled with c scalloped neckline, fitted bodice, long sleeves, and Q full skirt of net. Her full length veil fell from crown of orange blossoms and she carried shower bouquet of white roses and white stepnanotis.
 Miss Antoinette Ciriello, sister of the bride, was maid of honor she wore a blue tafSeta gown spr!nkled with stardust and styled with a sweetheart neckline, fitteS bodice. gathered skirt and short puffed sleeves. Her shoulder length veil fell from @ silver tiara and shC carried bouquet of red roses tied with a silver bow.
 Anthony Centrella, brother of the bridegroom. was best man.
 A reception was held for l5C guests at Chicks Restaurant on Meadow Street, with out-of- town guests attending from Winsted Torrington, Bristol, Watertown, New Haven, Boston, and New York, Mrs. Ciriello received In black velvet dress with black accessories, assisted by Mrs. Centrella, who wore a green dress with black ac- cessories. They both wore corsages of red roses.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to Washington, D. c. Mrs. Centrel- la wore 8 travelling suit of gray with a black pencil stripe, black accessories, a fur jacket, and an orchid corsage. Upon their return they will reside at 59 Hawkins Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
So8Rs s5gR F SOCZEI7Y-:-
Buffer StppeY PYecedeSAB Bert11S MagnMs Prom

weekend activities will begin thil afternoon at Albertus Magnus Col- lege with "open House" at Domin- ican Hall for students and guests.
 The annual Junior Promenade which will take place tonight, will be preceded by Q buffet supper at Me- Auliffe Hall. The Prom will be held from Q to i2 in Rosary Hall. Music will be furEfished by the Yale Col- legiates and the Yale whIffenpoofs.
 Sunday evening tea dances and fIreside sings at resident house will close the festivities. Prom decora- tions will feature . lion and lamb signifying the temperamental March weather. Tn keeping with the tradi- ton of the college, upper clagsmen will attend the Prom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02
Polish League
 Names Officers

Miss Clara Hotkowski was elected president Of the Polish Junior League of Waterbury at a meeting at the Y.M.C.A. recently.
 Other officers elected were as fol- lows: Vice-president Mrs. Helen O'Bernier; recording secretary, Miss Theresa Niedzialkowslsi: treasurer, Mrs. Wanda Alex; financial secre- tary, Mrs. Pauline May: publicity secretary, Mrs. Wanda Paul; welfare chairman, Mrs. Vivien Obuchowski: social chairman. Mrs. Wanda Mroz- inski; membership chairman, Miss Jadwiga Chmielinski; sick and cheer committee, Mrs. Henrietta Posile and Mrs. Mary Ann Reiser.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-02

ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS. Mddlebury-The Rev Hu. bert F. carrig pastor Masses 1880. and II a. m
 Mass at st Theresas Church. WoodbuTy g. m ST. MARY MAGDALEREs OakvllIe, ls Buckingham stseet-Ths Rev Thomas McGarry. pastor: Masses in the Sacred Heart Chapel for children. and io;3O ST. JOHNS. WatsFtewn 5Ia Main stFeet-The Key Myles P Calvin pastor, and the Rev Gerald Gaueher as sistant Masses at e:iS and 10 a. n. Mass also celebrated in Bethlshsm at II q Rosary Itany of the Blessed VirEin and benedicton at 1880 D. sT. ANTM0AYs; PgosPeet pgospect ReasM6yhs Rev s Mas s also esehrated in Bethany at s;se a m. eI. MtCkhAELB st3f ThOma0t0n AVenne-The Rev James T Mccormick. pastor. and the Rev. Thomas p Gunan. assistant. Masses 1880, g. 10 and ii a. n. Rosary and benedietion D.