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| the floor and turned down the
steps. Elaine Weston watched
him, following each detail of open
ing the car.
The henna-haired harridan with
the coral earrings and blue Stacks
emerged from the car. a ratty
fur coat over her shoulders, a
valise in her hand. She blinked
in the murky light of the plat
form. Raleigh" she asked.
Raleigh"
THANK God"
Corbett crossed over the plat
form. want to walk? Stretch
your legs" Elaine Weston shook
her head numbly.
He swung Oft the Palm Queen.
The world was impersonal and
solid and living down on the plat
form. People were walking on
pavement. coming and going,
carrying bags to the train and
away, porters trundling their
hand-carts. men doing work. in
the dead of night. Alongside the
dark, sleeping train. a man
dragged his hose to water the
cars: another man crouched, lift
ing journal box lids.
Corbett looked at his watch.
Two fifteen.
Down the platform, he saw the
ubiquitous food cart. Two men
from one of the coaches already
were shopping. He looked over
the layout: ham and cheese sand
wiches. packaged cookies. coffee
and milk. He bought a ham and
cheese. a container of coffee,
laid down his change, reconsid-
cred, added a cheese sandwich, a
carton of coffee. He came back
on the train. Elaine Weston was
still on the platform. back in his
corner this time. Brought you
some food" He thrust a cheese
sandwich, container of coffee at
her.
She ignored his hand. II don't
want it."
The coffee's hot. Do you good"
Il don't need it."
He said, with an upsurge of
wrath. .'Loois, l can't force you
to take it. If you Just aren't
hungry, that's one thing. If you're
furnishing yourself. that's some
thing else"
She repeated: Furnishing my
sclf?" with the qucrulous hurt of
child.
He set his own food down on
the platform floor. "Oh, heck,
what's the use? Here" He took
her hand, laid a sandwich. a cof-
fee container on her palm. 81
don't give a darn what you do
with the stuff. Eat it or dump it"
Her face cloudcd. Il can't I'M
dcrstand you. You seem to be
angry with me. Why, what have
l done ?"
He unwrapped one sandwich,
crammed half of a half into his
mouth, pricd off the lid of his cof-
fee and drank 1t. 1t was too
sweet and too weak, but its heat
stung his sullet and spread well
come through his veins.
The heat of the coffee was ap-
parently reaching her, too, for she
shifted the cardboard container
from one hand to the other, looked
down at her palm, knotting her
brows as If making a vital de-
cision. Finally, she pried off the
lid with her long fingernail and
swallowed the coffee in thirsty
gulps.
The trainman. locking the door
up again, threw them a nod
That coffcell keep you awake. /
guess you don't mind"
It'll keep us warm" Corbett
said.
"Stcam's going on. You'll be
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-16

To keep sliced peaches from b..
coming dark and unattractive, either
peel Just before using, or sprinkIs
the cut fruit with little lemon
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-16
TRAFFIC FEES

Fees of one dollar each were paid
at the city clerks office Monday
by NJ. W. Critcher. Frank r. Hart.
d. +. Watkins, Jack Collins. John
{. Fuller and Joe Hicks. Jr., for
violations of traffic regulations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
ANxiIia,y Plans Annual Anair

Mrs. Catherine Wood, president, presided at c meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary, Canton T. R. Martin, No. Q, LOOP. last right in odd Fel- lows Hall.
 Annual inspection night will be observed on Thursday, Nov. 21, with Mrs. Clarabelle Dobson, past pres- ident of Ladies Auxiliaries of Con- necticut as inspection officer. Mrs. Dobson Is a member of the Hart ford Auxiliary.
 Plans were made for the annual Christmas supper and entertain. ment to be held in December. Fol- lowing the meeting a social hour was held with Canton members as guests. The mystery prize, present. cd bs Carl Peterson. was awarded to Mrs. Eva Watson. Mrs. Watson and Mrs May Spearo were hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Auxiliary PIons Armistice Doy Program

Armistice Day will be observed here by 6 ceremony at il o'clock in the morning at the honor roll in Library Park and a parade at 6:3O Monday night, it was announced at a meeteing last night of the It. Shea Auxiliary at Speedwell Hall. All members of the auxili- ary are asked to attend these events and Gold Star Mothers are also requested to be present.
 An Armistice Day Mass will take place at the Immaculate Conception Church ct Il o'clock, it was an- nounced by Mrs. Lillian Reed. Gold Star Mothers are requested to meet at The Elton at lO50 Sunday morn- ing to be escorted to the church
 The Neighbors Night program giv- en by the Auxiliary last night al Speedwen Hall was attended by auxiliaries from Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in Naugatuck and Md. dlebury., A new banner for thu Auxiliary was dedicated and reports were given on the Armistice Day program Sunday and Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
EOents of the Day

l2-Noon-The Waterbury Branch of the Needlework Guild of Amer. ica held it's annual meeting and exhibition today in the Tudor room of the Waterbury Woinans Club. A meeting is scheduled to take pjlace at this afternoon.
 3 P. M.-The Bunker Hill Liter ary Club is meeting at Bunker Hill Church, preceded by c board meet ing.
 e:46-First Methodist Church will hold a dessert social, followed by entertainment and movies. The Joy Club is meeting at P. M. l. 6 R M.-Opsn installation of officers of Lady McAlpine Lodge, Daughters of Scotia, tonight.
 6 P. M.-drish- American Social Club will meet tonight at i0o Bank Street.
 3:30 P. M--Senior Sodality of the Children of Mary, Sacred Heart Church, meeting at the home of Miss Maureen Hanrahan, Vermont Street.
 800 F. M.-The Polish Junior League will hold itis regular month"; ly meeting tonight ct the Central YM.C.A. with Miss Clara Hotkow- ski presiding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Miss Aennun
 Is Shower Guest

Miss Ruth L.. Herman of oalville, who win be married to Albert E. Messing of Frost Road on Nov. 8, was feted at a bridal shower re- gently bv the Monday Night Ladies' Bowling League Of the First Luth- eran Church in the parish house.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Viola Hansen. Edna Bosnian, Mrs. Marie Pinter, Mrs. Evelyn 0eilford, Mrs. Theodore Overton, Mrs. Anne wil- hans, Mrs. Emma Litfin, Mrs. George Kiesel, Elsie Herman, Kath- 'erine Schneider, Mrs. Edith Ulrich. Olga Schnitzel, Mrs. Laura Black CT. Mrs. Margaret Herman, Mrs. Eleanor Hettlinger. Mrs. MaGhilda RutisRaauser, Mrs. Olga French, Mrs. Della Mulhall, Mrs. Ella Gohs, Mrs. Ida Schneider, Mrs. .Adeline Hettlinger. Mrs. Ida oillott, Mrs. Evelyn KulFhan and Mrs. Emma DeBonfs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Miss F. GssGyverG
 Feted ct ShOUer

Mics Frances osiaETera of walnut Street, whose coming marriage Co william POwsrs. will take place Noe vember a, was pleasantly surprised at a shower at sai Borrelli's Restau- rant last evening.
 The bride-to-be was tne recipient Of Chinaware from the guests pres ent.
 Mss Constance zeber entertained with e few vocal selections during tl1e evening.
 Among those present:
 Mrs. Joseph Synkewecy, Mrs Lawrence Baeder, Mrs. Mae Wallen, Mrs. Mabel Bqueglia, Mrs. Barbara vitkus, Mrs. Joseph vitkus. Mrs. Joseph Marinko, Mrs. John Dauger- das, Mrs. Josephine oulgley, Mrs Mary ehanahan, Mrs. Clara oBrien, Mrs. Clara galinardi, Mrs. Pauline Rinaidi, Mrs. Winnie McTSeorin, Mrs, Daniel Bartholomew and Mrs Joseph Evans. Also the Misses; Mary Mcfaugh- lin, Dorothy ShultS, Constance zeb- CT and Frances ouaFTera-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
SeUenteen Tables in Play At Guild Cavd Party

Seventeen tables were Ia play last night at the card party sponsored by the Junior Guild of St. Johns church at Guild Hall.
 Present were: Mrs William Bar low, Mrs John x. Levas, Mrs. Al- fred Murtaeh, Mrs N. l.. woodcock, Miss Theresa Heilbut. Mrs. Cral Leo ther. Mrs. John Bird, Mrs. Charles BrinREnann, Mrs. Helen Sincaster, Mrs. O. A. Sqiires, Mrs. J. ,. Good rich, Mrs. Edmund Spicer, Mrs. E. ~. Cenfleld. Miss Cora D. cromp- ton, Mrs. Ira M. Summers. Miss Sarah M. Ball, Miss Harriet Gone, Mrs. Elizabeth wintermute. Mrs. A, M. Larson, Mrs. A. R. Drescher, Mrs c. A. Kilborn, Mrs A. 3. Hauser. Mrs. W. Sachsenhauser, Mrs. Har- old Lathrop, Mrs. Edward Chapel, Mrs. William Dix, Mrs. Henry To. gan, and Mrs. Arthur wunsch.
 Also attending were Mrs. J. Bari bauit, Mrs. M. Marafino, Mrs. A. zilone, Mrs. r. Codianne, Mrs. Henry Penzel, Mrs. John steck, Mrs. Harold K. Hadley, Mrs. William Sampson, Mrs. Thomas Crose, Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs. Pauline Farrell, Mrs. Howard Young, Mrs. Sherman Brainard. Mrs. Edward Moriarty, Mrs. Frank Granger. Mrs. Mary Treat, Mrs. Edmund White, Miss c. winquist, Miss E. MacLean, Miss Anna D. Platt, Miss Ruth Sellew,
 Miss Florence Sellew. Miss Emily E Merriman, Mrs. John Gleeson, Mrs. Don Beardsley, Mrs. George Kurtz. Mrs. Louis Merriman, Mrs. Mary Stier, Mrs. s. Stier, Mrs Al- bert Blanchard. Mrs. R. Reynolds, Mrs. Walter Foell. Mrs. James Dun. can, Mrs. Howard Hemenway, and Miss Elaine Hemenway.
 Also. Mrs. .. B. Lopez, Mrs. Ciay- ton Bowen, and Mrs. Seth Bailey.
 Mrs. Clara Kelley and Mrs. Har- old Manville were in charge of ar- arrangements. Mrs. Elmer Trask, Mrs. Johanna Hoffman and Miss Lemyra Gibbs served on the refreshment committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Couple Honored
 At Surprise Portv

Daniel oraziano and Josept Rose, who observed their blrthda, recently, were honored at 6 surprise party at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. Graziano, on Hunger. ford Avenue.
 Among those present were Mir and Mrs. Prank Graziano, Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Graziano, Mir. and Mrs. Pasquale Rose, Mir. and Mrs. John Batpist, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Nit chell, Mir. and Mrs. Leo Farget, MT. and Mrs. Scott Scassialle, of New York. and Mrs. Irene Collezzi of New York.
 Also attending were Misses San- dra Mitchell, Marie Rose. Matty Ciselie, Virginia Buomato, Jane Ursaro, and Prank Rose, Matthew Rose. Frank Grazano and Roger Mitchell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
MurieI LGHbeYte SkOsOeY Guest

Mrs. john oaFpentlef of Mohawk Street was Hostess co a currency. shower recently At honofing Miss MllrlAi HAiibefte Of orange Ct., who Will be married Co ohafles A, oafnentler of Mohawk Street on Nov. %, Thanksgiving Day. partla clpatlnR lEi A mock marriage were Mrs. Val Rogers, cd the bride, Mrs. John Grady as Bridesmaid, Mrs. Maud phAiiell, bridegroom, and Mrs. William Brennan As the clergy- man. Mrs. Arthur peAfers was plane lst.
 Those attending included. Mrs. Arthur DoA6ers, Mrs. William Nit cheil, Mrs. Henry 0renler, Mrs. William carpentler, Mrs. William Brennan, Mrs. John Mc0overn, Mrs Louis Westerlund, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. Dofnenlc Cherubini, Mrs. George Oliver, Mrs. Ward pra- ger. Mrs. Mary poulln, Mrs. Laura polssalit, Mrs. Robert Carpentler, Mrs. John Lallberte, Mrs. Daoui La. llberte. Mrs. John o'Donneil, Mrs. Henry Brousseau, Mrs William Howard, Mrs. Romeo Marcll, Mrs. Nicholas pettinlco, Mrs. Rose Oliver Mrs. Hugh Downey, Mrs. Louis D'Abramo, Mrs. MalinaS polssaflt, Mrs. Narcisse pfonovost, Mrs. Rays faond Oliver, Mrs. Albert 1foule, Mrs Elmer Hodges, Mrs. Stanley Mote- iaitis, Mrs. John Cleary, Mrs. james Ahrens, Mrs. Dorothy Schultz, Mrs. DeMers and Mrs. John DAbramo;
 Also, Mrs. Felix Carpenter. Mrs. wllbrod 0uertin, Mrs. Domenic rannlruberto, Mrs. Raymond Rey. holds, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs. Henry Carislo, Mrs. Joseph Mon. nerat, Mrs. Walter peaslee, Mrs. John Pernatoszi, Mrs Henry Orie. der, Mrs. Peter zastaury, Mrs. Ralph Napolitano, Mrs. Harvey Barnes, ST., Mrs. Rose Kennedy, Ms. Thomas Lliddy, Ms. Flank Jones Ms. Daniel Trsagllone, Mrs. Al. phonse Dupont, Mrs. Edward Elan. agan, Mrs. Maud phaneuf, Mrs. Charles Koch, Mrs. A. ]. Patynick, Mrs. Albert Carpentier, Mrs. Hec. tor Asselin, Mrs. Anthony Pettinic. chi, Mrs. Carmen Napolltano, Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. Valentine Rogers, Mrs. Pic Cantoni, Mrs. John Grady, Mrs Peter Cherubini, Mrs. John Carpenter and Mrs. Joseph Demers.
 And the Misses Rita Carpenter. Lorraine Barnes, Rose Vailerand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Ruth Herman
 Feted ct ShOSCer

Mrs, ounnar swanson of Hartford and Mrs. Thomas Ashford of NAu. eatuck recently honored Mlss Ruth h. Herman of oAkville, at A kitchen shower co the KlessllnR home on Frost Read.
 Mss Herman win be married ec Albert E. Klessllng of Frost Road on November % ct 3 o'clock al the First Lutheran church.
 Those attending were Mrs. Carl Herman, Mrs. James Sheehan, Mrs John EAhr, Mrs. Max Klessllng, Miss Matilda Klessllng, Mrs. John Reymond, Mrs Herbert Larson, Mrs Zoe Kiessllng. Mrs. August Doer- fer, Mrs. Frank Klessling, Mrs Newman Eaber, Mrs. Harold Hett. finger, Mss Elsie Herman, Mlsa Karen Swanson, Miss sandra Sway- son and Mrs. George Chlswell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Plans Complete For Reception,

Miss Leila T. Alexander Williams, who retired last month after @ years service as executive secretary of the Pearl Street Neighborfood House will be honored at an open house farewell party Sunday after 1oon from 3 to s P. M. in the teighborhood House.
 Members of the committee in charge of the affair include Mrs. Elizabeth P. Rascoe, chairman, as- sisted by John V. Andrews, Mrs. Orton P. Camp, Mrs. Bessie L. Crane, Mrs. Richard W. Goss, Mrs. c. A. Harvey. Mrs. Reuben A. Mc- Kinney, Lacey P. Names, Herbert S. Smith, Mrs. Aileen Wooders and the Rev. N. Webb Wright.
 Guest speakers will include the Rev. M. webb Wright, president Of the board of directors of the Neigh. borhood House, Mrs. Karl Winters, Mrs. Bessie L. Crane, former pres- ident: Mrs. R. F. Shinn, wife of the late Rev. R. ?. shtnn. former pres ident and member of the board of directors. the Rev. J. c. Walker of Second Congregational Church and the Rev. John Reid of Grace Bap- tist Church. co-chairmen of the Pearl Street, 1nterracial Commit tee: the Rev. Robert Heydenreich, executive secretary of the Con- munity Council of Waterbury: Mrs. c. A. Harvey of the Women's so- cial and Study Club. Antonio Silva, president of the Capeardean Club; James Stann of the Meteors Club, Mrs. Anna Cogar Gary, represent ing the Youth of Pearl Street Com- mnuity and Mrs. ?. ". Waller.
 The presentation of gifts will bs made by Mrs. James B. Lassiter board member. A musical program will be held by the Community Chorus under the direction of the George Ward with Stanley Ralph pianist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
KingSbWrv PTA Gard
 Party Attracts 200

Approximately 900 people attended the klngsnNry p.T.A. Card Parts which waS held .at the KlnNsnurS school EytnnaSlum last nlehk Thl proceede ot this event will he used oo deiFAy expenses of che prUgram out. lined for Che coming year.
 The drawing for door prizes which were donated hg inAefesled water. bury merchants was Q feature of the evening. Prizes were won 0gs Mrs Fred czarNey. Mrs. Merton Allen, Mre. ]. Faeisher, AErs. Irving Faster nak, Mrs. John ". Thoms, Mss Ruth Gerard, Mrs. Charles SOmsna, MFs, Brooks Roge1s, Mrs. Joseph Krasow, Mrs. T. 2. KirscA. AErs. N. Ross, and Mrs. Beck.
 Members of she refreshments com. mattee under the direction of Mrs. Conrad Carlson served home made cake and coffee to che players.
 Winners at each table received a pocket flash light. High scorers of the evening includeds Mrs. Oustave Schneider, Mrs. Pauline McKniRft. Mrs. 2. ]. MAnAD, Mrs. Thomas Bane. Mrs. AlfCed King, Mrs. James Mcclure. Mrs. sidney Hale, Mrs. William rerTotai, Mrs. o. c. Harris, Mrs. Cfenaente, Mrs Abbott Mrs. Name Kreger, Mrs B. c. Aninger, Mrs. Walter VI. .SEnytn, Mrs. CrArsty, Mrs Irving l.. Cohen and Miss Emily 2. Wynn, Mrs. Robert Curtis.
 Mrs. Haner Schott was general chairman of the card party assisted by: Afr. and Mrs. Kenneth Killer, Mrs. Frank Ballantyne, Mrs. John DOmser, Mrs. 2. O. Noonan. Mrs. Isidore Goldberg, Mrs. Conrad Carl- Sraad, Mrs. ]. ]. vreeiard, Mrs. O. A. Ferguson. Mrs. F. ,. Bleber, Mrs. P. J. Rochon, Mrs Irving Wallace, and Mrs. Frank Brown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Mrs. Rosenberg
 To Review Book

The regular monthly meeting oi the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid Association win be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wa terbury Hebrew Institute. A nom- mating committee will be appoint ed to select candidates for officers for the coming year. Mrs. Harold Rosenberg will review the book. East River" by Sholem Asche. A social will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
AIbertus Moenus
 To Present Plov

The Campus Theater Players of Aiebrtus Magnus College will pre- sent Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer" on November 26-72. The cast is as follows: Squire Hard- castle, Helen Uebel: Mrs. Hard- castle. Patricia Foerth; Charles Marlowe. Jeanne Macrae: George Hastings, Joan Bowie; Constance Neville, Marilyn Kennedy: Tony Lumpkin, Mary Ellen Murphy: Dig gory, Marilyn Phillips; maid. Ann Arcudi; Jack Slang, Claire Shea; Sir Charles Marlowe. Maureen Ro- che: Tom Muggins. Virginia Sel- fore: Roger, Marilyn Connolly, and Stingo, Virginia Kravitske.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Contract Bridge

Winners in the Thursday after noon tournament were as follows: Mrs. Raymond Quimet and Mrs. Fred Strumpf, 3l is: East and West, Mrs. Robert Gilliss and Mrs. Joseph ouilfoile, 33; official standing, Mrs. 0illis and Mrs. Kenneth Carter, 63: Mrs. James Lawlor and Mrs. Joseph Miller. e7.
 Results in the Thursday evening tournament were as follows; North and South, Mrs. Thomas Oliver and Mrs. Mark Margiotta, 1l0h; Louis Merrill and Frank Johnson. 113; East and West, Mrs. Thomas Hor- rigan and Mrs. Earl Mays, I6O: Mitzie Dowiing and Mary Lawlor, l30lS: official standing, Mrs. Will liam Foley and Mrs. Robert Will Hams, 374: Mrs. Charles Farrell and Mrs. c. D. olson, 354h; and Mir. Merrill and Mfr. Johnson tied with Mrs. Horrigan and Mrs Mays, 354
 Winners in the Wednesday eve- ming tournament held under the die rection of Mrs. John Moriarty of Linden Street were as follows: North and south, Miss Ellen Hyland and Miss Margaret Murphy, "a l-2: Mrs. Norman Jay and Mrs. John Dambrosky. 6S 1-2; east and west, Miss Catherine Wall and Miss Martha Shoner, 70: Miss Florence Plumb and Miss Donna Vernorai. 66 Ia. The official standing: Mrs. Lennie Cutler and Mrs. Betty Lewis, 234: Mrs. Laura Kidder ald Mrs. Ethel Snyder. 230 l-2; Miss Wall and Miss Shoner. 225 1-2; Mrs. H. G. Book and Miss Eleanor Book, 222.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Dessert Social
 Plamned Tonight

A dessert social sponsored ns tlae First Methodist Church Wfil be held tonight at the Church parloGs and Sunday school auditorium. Desert will be served at es4s. followed ny an entertainment and social hour. Al members Of the Church and Sunday school are invited to ut- tend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Alumnoe Breokfost Planned for Dec. l

The Rev. Raymond eKnnedy of Hartford will be the principal speaker at the communion break fast of the Waterbury Catholic High School Alumnae on Sunday, Dec. 1. at the high school audito- rum. All members are invited to attend.
 Miss Patricia Malone Is achair- man of the arrangements commit tee. Reservations must be made with Miss Malone before November IS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Guild to Hold Annual Sale

A meeting of members of St. Eilzabeths Guild of Trinity Episco- pal Church was held recently with members sewing on articles for the annual Christmas sale to be held Dec. {.
 Following the sewing meet a so- cial was held under the direction of Mrs. Joseph DalIeywater. Mrs. Harry Burdick, Mrs. Louis Curtin. Mrs. James Johnston. Mrs. Michael Mahoney and Mrs. William Baker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

District Attorney Frank Hogan of New York City, formerly of Water bury and Mrs. Hogan. left this week on the Pan American World Air ways Clipper. Mayflower. for Der muda, where they will spend theiE eleventh wedding anniversary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

Miss Dorothy M. Butler, Of Easi Farm Street will serve as maid oi honor at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Solaski Of Richmond Hill, and Aloyisius Underwood, also of Richmond, tomorrow at 10 o'clock at st. Joseph Labrae Church Richmond Hill, l.. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Club To Attend Flower Show

Members of the Miss and Mr. Club of the Second Congregations al Church are planning to attend the New Haven Flower show on Sunday The group win leave nom in front Of the church at o'clock.
 Henry P. Liebeck. assistant Inin~ ister at the church, addressed the club at it's meeting Monday evening in the church. The next meeting of the club is scheduled for Nov. a&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

Mir. and Mrs. Clark Stevens Sperry Of Townsend, Md. are the guests of Mrs. Sperry's parents. MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Hapenny os East Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

Atrb. Gas,
 nee
 Teresa Dorothy connell, FairInount Street. m@ried
 m , October B St. Francis Xavlar Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Births

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph N. Klley, East. Main Street, announce thl birth of Q son Nov. 3 In water bury Hospital. Mrs. Riley Is tho former Helen Lynch.
 Aer. and Mrs. Lawrence partiss, Falls Avenue, Oakville, announce the birth of a daughter, rorene Ann, Nov c in Sk Mavy's Hospital. Mrs, rartiss is the former Barbara Beach, OAkvllle.
 AGr. and Mrs. Samuel paventy, East Main Street, announce Che birth oe 6 daughter, their second child, Nov. ( in st. Marys Hospital. Mrs. Paventy is Che former Helen Bottachiari.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edmund Bolsvert, Monroe Avenue, announce the birth of a son, Ronald Edmund, Oct. al fin St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Bois. vert Is the former Cora Montam- bault.
 Mir. and Mrs. David scoplno, Jud. son Circle, announce the birth of Q daughter, Nov. 3 in the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Scopino is the former Elissa Lanaro.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Harold c. Max well. Dayton, Ohio. announce the birth of a son Nov. 5 in Miami Hospital, Dayton. Mrs. Maxwell is the former Glare Jean Bartlett, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence J. Bartlett, Lee Street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Emil Kuhn, Chesh- Ire, announce the birth of a son, Thomas Ernest, Oct 22 in St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Kuhn is the former Doris Weiss. Mfr. Kuhn is Q former Waterbury resident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-28

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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-09
Reserves Also Victorious;
Rocks Play Excellent Game

The Ypsilanti High School
Braves collected their seventh scalp
from a "6B" opponent by tr5unc.
ing a game Plymouth team Friday
4i-21.
The Rocks played an excellent
game in the first period as they
took 6-5 lead and showed signs
that they might upset the favored
Braves.
Earl Hin came TO the Braves
rescue In the second period as he
collected seven points. These,
along with six other Ypsilanti
points, gave the Braves an 1911
half time lead
The Braves put the game on ice
in the third period when Johnny
Bass collected five points and Hill
and Bell each got four 10 give the
Braves a 31-lS lead.
The last period saw the Braves
out score Plymouth 1913 to run the
score up to 41-2i.
For the first time this year John
ny Bass wasn't high point man.
Earl Hill led both teams in scor.