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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
MILTON

Milton has been troubled for
several months by leaky water
mains on either side of the bridge
en- Union Street. caused by vibra-
tions of traffic over the bridge.
Supt. Harry Webb this week has in
stalled flexible" joints at the point
of leakage and believes the trouble
is over.
The LippincOt Building on Union
street, that has been an "evesore"
tor several years owing to its della
pidated condition. has been sold
through Collins agency TO Wilson
and Hastings. who will place the
building in good repair and open a
Flymouth-DOdee auto agency. Mr.
Wilson is from Milford and his
partner is Elmer J. Hastings oi
Milton
The reopening of the newly re-
nOVatod and enlarged Grace Church
has been postponed for several
weeks owing to the difficulty of Sc
curing pulpit furniture and Other
needed articles. This column will
Publish the date as soon as re-
leased.
Regular services at Grace Metho-
dist Church on Sunday Sunday
school at 10000 a. m. followed by
preachinS services at II. Evening
worship at 7:30. You are cordially
invited to attend these services il
the Friendly Church."
The clothing drive for the relic
OF the var devastated countries l.
III full swing in the Milton district
RecCpticleS are being filled at eacl
station and the town truck is bus,
collecting same and delivering t,
tn" packing station. 1t is not suifi
clent that We sympathiZe witt
these people, if there is a spark q
human kindness in your heart, y0
Will do something about it. Shoes
clothing, overcOats, wraps. he
clothing, blankets. etc. are needed
No feather beds, please.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkin.
II aud son left last week for Flor
da, whore they will make thci
home.
Fred X. Jensen fell from sea
told, on which he was painting ;
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. DOrse
I Iurnham, ON Saturday mornin;
: receiving injuries to his body IN.
: confined him to his home for spvcI
i'll days.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
ROXANA

The W. s. c. S will hold their
monthly meeting January 81. AT the
community house.
MIR. and Mrs. Mohry Lynch are
the proud parents of Il seven pound
sirl born January 5. The young
lady will be named Martha Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross Rick
ards entertained to dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Nelson and
son. Alfred of Bish0pyillr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Jones spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
James Hall at SelbyVille.
Corporal John Howard has his
honorable discharge from the army
and arrived home last week.
Mrs. WinamOrc Hudson ol
F'rankfOrd is occupying the apart
ment of Mrs. Dona McCahe
Mrs Herbert Evans is maxim
her home with her daughter, Mrs
John Hudson at Berlin.
Mrs. Norman Lynch has been tt
the hospital in Philadelphia for oh.
seryatiOn and her condition i,
greatly improved.
Dicky Lynch who is employed a
Wilmington visited his mother
Mrs. Alya Lynch here last week.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

Mrs. Rae wilkins, aged 76 years.
widow of the late George Wilkins. ,
formerly of Milton, died at her
rome in Pasadena, California. on
December 4th, according to word
received by her step-son. William
Il. wilkins.
A christian Workers School for
sunday school workers will open
in Wesley Methodist Church.
GEORGETOWN, on Monday evening.
January 21st The place of meeting
WAS changed from Harbeson Meth
Cdist Church to the Georgetown
church because of a consolidation
of this district with Laurel district.
maxine Georgetown more central.
Sessions begin promptly at 7:30.
There will be no registration fee as
the Sunday schools of the districts
will finance the school. There will
he offered several courses by able
instructors for all phases of church
work and every church is urged to
send as many as can attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Messick
of near Milton are the parents OF
y son. born in Milford Memorial
Uospital. on December 21st. The
little fellow has been named Linden
Lee.
MAYOR and Mrs. J. ID. Robbins on
Monday entertained at dinner, Mr..
and Mrs Hubbard Argo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Penucl and daughter
Nancy. OF Slaughter Neck and Mrs
Nancy Jones of Milton.
Cleye Clifton has sold his pro-
uerty on Chestnut street, neal
Front. to Charles button near Har-
heson. Mr. Dutton Will move to hi.
new purchase III April.
The George Collins Agency ha.
purchased a building lot from
Louis Plummcr, also a filling sta
? tion. located in front of the public
school. owned by William Vent t,
John T.. Schurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westphal o
). Philadelphia. have been spending
/ few days with her parents, Mr.. an
!. Mrs. J. Clarence I.ank.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Millman ar
!. the proud parents OF Il daughter
: born at their home in Georget0W
/. en- December 18th, 1913. The youn
miss has been named Mary Fran
= Ces Mrs. Millman was the forme
I Frances Fleetwood. Mr. Millman
V the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
:. Millman near Milton.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis Lingo le
: on Tuesday for a "trip to Florid
where they will spend some tim
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church.
Reverend David +. Wood. pastor.
sunday. January %. Sunday school
services at two. Harvey thompson
Srpt.. Church services at three ny
the pastor.
Mrs. Leah Thomas of Milford
snent the week end with her sister
and brother-in-law, MIR. and MIS-.
Albert Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Steele and
daughter. Julia of Milton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Short and ia
niily Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French ST..
and Mrs. John II. Mills visited MIR.
ard Mrs. Charles French of l-eWes
ON Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webb Ill
and family OF Houston, Mr. ana
Mrs. James Webb of Milford and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb ana
family were Sunday evening din
Ter guests of their parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. +. a. Webb .r
Mr.. Clifford Pierce of Chester
Pa. spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. John I.on@botham of Bl.
Stone Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur CallaWa!
and Mr.. and Mrs. James CallaWa.
and son, Billy of Frederick VISITED
Alr. and Mrs. Edwin Short an'
r.u,i1,- nm Sunday
Mrs. Rachel Watson is very i'll Il
this writing. We wish her Il speed
recovery.
MFR. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley am
son. Joshua .lr., were Sunday even
ing dinner guests of MIR. and MIR:
Frank Tucker of Greenwood.
Little Eddie Cannon spent tn
week end with Leonard Greenly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Penu'
aid daughter, Nancy of Slaughtt
Neck Sunday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Greenwood

The w. S. c. S of TOdds Chapel
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Gootee Brown on Wednesday /
afternoon with good attendance
After the business meeting every
Cne present enjoyed the delicious
refreshments served by the hostess
during the social hour. The kiddleS
had a very. happy time, having "a
/ DOM to themselves and a party of
their own
After the business meeting of the
Daughters of American Lodge on
Monday evening. those present
were surprised by Mrs. Charles
Dearman and Mrs. J. W. Rust en-
tertaining them at free for all
BingO party. Everyone enjoyed both
bingO and the refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. GOotee Brown were
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brown of Denton on
Sunday to visit Mr.. Brown who is
seriously i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyer Of
Harrington were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Rust and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dearman on Sunday even
ing
Charles Dearman has accepted a
position at the Electric shop in
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd were
guests at Il dinner with their child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lloyd on
Wednesday given in honor of the
formers birthday, Happy Birthday
Roy.
Mrs. Gordon Warner is spending
an indefinite visit with her child
rem in Montreal. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs o
Milford were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Dearman on Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Workman
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest West ar
spending an indefinite time on
vacation in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Collision q
Clayton We're dinner guests of Nh
and Mrs. Charles Dearman on Fri
day, other guests to spend the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs Willis Rus
of Pennington.
f. w Lloyd is still confined t
his bed at the home of his daughte
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Zott.
Mankind goes ahead mainl
through each of us trying to do I'll
best that is in us
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

Mankind goes ahead mainly
through each of MS trying to do the
best that is in us
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
The box score:
MILTON
-GOAIS
Totals
NIII.I-SBORO
Field Foul Pts.

Totals ...........6 IL
Friday night. January IS, Milton
will meet Greenwood on the Mil
ton floor at 80 o'clock.
am now ready to resume watch
repairing at the old stand. work
guaranteed. prices reasonable. GIVE
ne chance To convince you. W IL
liam H. Welch. II, Milton. j III
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
1uie @SaINen ser
WeH i'd UerteiIem

@oibington, - Senotor Offender.
Gem. Ga, parote iih i'm @eipr16
nit Observation-Disclosures unter
Sem SiutoeiS olrF Ole 8eItiduIoens
oerteilltng gegen oas in @ltSIidt ge-
nofnmene SO, 100000 900 DarIeben
an @ngLnn0.
Ole 8nnbe8IhuIoen beTaufen
lih" In9te Der Genntor, .qeqenm.
oltf $278,S47, pa. 600, sic Sfu[oeu
6eS britiid)en Commonwealth un6
&eidJeg, einibIieBIt6 Runooos, Neii-
ieeIon0g ilrr0 4ititrdIienS ultT $780,
065,435.000 Gle Ierftatl0ung linz
ierer AIItierten, einfdTpBIid 0es
8ritenreihas, itelit Iid auf 1910.
056,094,000, uno lDenn man sic
Sdufoen Der 21n6er bin8urehnet,
nit oertst mir int ariege Ia9en, 10
ergtbt lih cine Observation-Disclosures
oes HeiteS Der @eIt, ole nur Inn Elm
8eringes iiber Ole 5tuIoen unferer
eigenen Regierung binouS9ebt. un0
babel ioIlen mir tbnen (oen 8riten)
nod @eIo teifenl sc id)etnt, mir ioI.
len oofiir beitrnft tperoen, Dab mir
Elm FottihrittIideS 2dno. inns. Sir
baben uns ihon our 9ablllna DON
10 IiIIiaroen Collar Sur 5tnbfli.
iierunB- Ser BeItpirtitaTt DerpfIid).
tef.
Genntor GIleneer besoa Iids nit
Ser IestDer5eidneten Mnaobe oli sic
DnrIeben Ser Export Support 8anf
uil6 uniere 8eitelicrn sur Ginonaie.
rung Der BRETON @ooos gunf~
lin0 3ltin internotionalen @1brunoS-
neutrality-suspicious..
Ser Senator apieoerbclte bonn 0as
idon oiterS aeaeit zen GIan zines
EarlebenS an gngIeAS geTscno qe-
mohte Mr9lM1lent, i'm 5aIle zines
ioIden Gar4ebens feien mir nidt
mcbr in Der Gage, Nuiien ltn0 1rarl.
5olen nb5Apeiien, menil liz e6enfolls
QolInrunleiben nnitRbten. @enia.
items fonnen mir uns ibnen Damn
nidt periogen, obne onB mir lie uns
Ill Sein0en mndsn.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
8erlinet 1tarNim0I
ut t~ntkrOniiiert

Berlin ~ Sdmtplas elmer beoeat.
Iamen Ieier mar 0ie r0milh.fatbo-
Hide Rolenfron5 9irde in 9erlin-
GtegIib, Gins Der penigen pom
ariege peri6ont gebliebenen @ottes.
b1uIer I'M @erIiner 8ouieI0e: Inter
feierIi6lter firdIiher RrnhtentfuIs
tnna un0 ltarfitem Nnorang Der
8IGubi0en lDlr0e bier Der Sberbirt
OeS @istuinS Berlin. Der fiir5lidb
eteid5eitig nit 3obIreideh anOeren
Niir0entrGgern Der Stride, gum Wit-
gIieO oes 81. aolegtumS erbo6eHe
8iIdof aonrao Braf bon YreDiiug
aIS aorOinnI intbroniliert. Ger
onrb cine 4oniififdlmeIie eingelei-
teten 3ercn1onie mobnteu 5abIreihe
Witglieoer oes boben uno oeS elm
fnden &Ierits BET. 41e orei neuer-
nonnten 0eltIden &arOinGle = ne
ben Gar5'anr n Brebiing nod Die
aarStn1le b. @aIeu (MitnIter) un0
Strings (&oIn) - poren iogIeih
nod ser 32Foden aorOtnulsiDeibe i'm
Batifan 9emeininm nit 2ar0inoI
SpelImon BON 0em Dort unO aIs
0elien @1Ite bon Som nbgeiIogen.
Die Seter in Der StegIiser Sir
de binterIieB nit ibrer maleriihen
alerifer : Yrooeiiion ibrem Sob
nenpomp uuo ben Iitltrgiiden Sono-
ltngen ben erbnbenlten @inOrud unO
oiirIte Ii6 allen Teilnebmern ifon
besbab unoergeBlid eingeprdgt bn-
ben, neil Tie SltgIeid elmer Sriumpb-
feicr Der I~treitboren Stride na6 ben
3tp0lf Sabren Der @erfoIgltng glid.
Die beiltge SnnOIung in Der No-
fcnfrand : Stride beoeutete gIeidl3ei-
tig ben 9eginn zines netten Mb-
idnittes ser @eIdidyte .6e3 8iStttms
Berlin 6efien 9ber6irt MIN gum
erTten Wote &aroinaISrong bat uno
6nnit ben iibrigeu &atgebern Oes
Hnpite5 in Der nugemeinen Girfen=
regierung gIeihberehtigt our Seite
tritt 8erIiu bate gu Beginn Der
Sitler : Get "a leIbitGnOige fatboIi-
ide geeIorgeiteILen, IS fotb. Sir.
den. so aapeIIen uno ltngefGbr 300
@eiltIidR. G3 funr Der Sit BON
5tpotf W1nneroroen nit ahtdebn
Nie0erInihlager. Iospie bon II
5~ronenoroen nit 81 GieOerIoiiun-
gen, ltno Die 3abI Der gemeinmiti-
gen fntboIiihen gnltoIten ging melt
iiber bunoert binnuS.)
Tenn firhItfen Seile Ser 6eier
fofgte Elm 8ctuinfummungs : Gift,
oefIen WttteIpunft Die 8egriiBltngs,
anIprade oeS Ber[iner Sberbiirger-
metfter8 Or. @erner biI0ete. Der
Chef Der St~a0toertpnltHrg Hrodte
fid Sutt 9oImetder Der 6onfbareu
@efiibEe Der 8eDoJfer4lng .obne I'm
terlhieO oes @tuilBensbefenntniIles
fir Die Gbrung, bic Der Oelltide
Autboli5iSmiiS nit Der Grbebung 0es
8iffoS b. 9repIing gum 4nr0in1I
anpFnrgeu bot. Sic merHnniite
Notwithstanding mar ourd Tbeo.
boIb QengIer, Ben 2eiter Der Mbtei-
lung fin fatboIiide firdIide 4nge-
I~egenbeten in 0eutidIono. iotpie
ourd bret MiItb1reeiitIihe bertre-
ten. anh Ote frnn5Oiite MiIitGr.
bertpalflng bntte eineh 8ertreter
entfnrDt.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
Elm DEUTSCHER"STROME re agt..l 2"

pT5sli& nuF ntb elite, ebe Der
Bforrer VINO bic 8ennteu bearifieH,
mas Dor fih cling, an ibHef opriiber
Mo aus Dem GpeiieiooI, oeiieit
Sir biuter iid suidIagenO.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-16
Building
Permits

Building Permits issued TO
Building Inspector John r. Hart
ley include:
George Wright, enclose porch,
81 Frost Road, $500.
Anthony Petrillo, erect porch
porch enclosed with storm doors,
48 Monringside Avenue, $l25.
Frank CaiaZzo, erect outside
stand, 2068 South Main Street,
$3.50.
Andrew Raeburrl, alterations TO
dwelling, 40 Starview Avenue,
$780,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-16
'YMCA Bills
Busy Week
NaugaluCk Rotary
Dinner Tomorrow

Naugatuck, April 10 The
Y.M.C.A. faces another full sched-
tlle this week.
To-day: 2:45, Women's Bowling
League. 800 TO 5, Younger Girls
gym swim 5 to z, US badminton,
$3.50, US Mems supper meeting. $50,
Ladies twilight bowling league, 7 TO
8, Older girls gym swim. 1880,
Model airplane group. IS to $3.50,
Ladies gym and swim.
Wednesday: ~, Rotary dinner and
meeting. IL to 3, Open. $3.50 to 4:l0,
Midgets swimming. 1920 TO 4:45,
Juniors gym and swim. to 7:l0,
US and Chemical badminton. 1880,
Y.M.C.A. Mems program committee
meeting. 1880 to 8, Industrial bowl
Ing championships. 7;l0, Special
training for exhibition.
Thursday: IL to 4:30, Open. 5 TO
7:l0, US and Chemical badminton.
8, Dormitory supper. 7:l0 TO In
ternediate gym class. 1880, Rifle
Club meeting. 8 to $3.50, Senior gym
class.
Friday; 70 TO 4:3O, Open. 5 10 ITO,
US and Chemical badminton. 7:l0,
Special training and leaders corps.
Saturday: 8 to 1910, Midgets' gym
and swim. 1910 TO 11:45, Juniors
gym swim. IL to 2, Open. to 5,
Special work. 1880, Twenty Plus
Club recreation program and swim.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-16
UP. Promotes
Manager
Made European
News Editor

London, April l6-UP)--An-
nouncement Of the appointment Of
w. r. Higginbotham as European
news editor OF the United Press was
made today by Virgil M. Pinkley,
U. p. vice president and general
European manager.
Higginbotham formerly was Lon
don bureau manager. In his new
assignment, Higginbotham will be
in charge OF U. P. rews-gathering
operations in Europe. He will make
his headquarters in London.
Higginbotham has been with the
United Press since November, 1885.
He joined the U. p. shortly after
he was graduated from the Univer-
slty Of Missouri School of Journa-
ism.
He worked in jefferson City, Mo-,
and Kansas ClT, Mo-, bureaus. be-
came manager Of the New Orleans
bureau and then joined the New
York cable desk. In January, 1914,
Higginbotham left New York for
London.
During the war he covered naval
and air phases Of the attack on the
continent and accompanied the in
vading forces in their assault on
Normandy. After several months in
France he returned to London to
direct coverage of subsequent devel-
opments Of the battle.
Higginbotham was the only U. S.
press association correspondent
with the British Marine Comman-
dos in their attack on Walchren
Island in their operation to clear
The Scheldt Estuary and open the
port of Antwerp to allied shipping.
Higginbotham is a native Of Miss
0uri.
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The male prairie chicken courts
his mate BY erecting his feather
headdress initiating -colored
balloons on his neck, and dancing
to the tune of his booming drums,
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Victim, Chauncy Plumb, Jr.i
Thief, John Boyd; Priest, Davit
Couch; Lev!te, Laurence G. Whitall
Jr.; Samaritan, Robert K, Walter
Pageant Shepard with Lost
Sheep;
Edward Schre!cr.
Chorus;
Betty Atherton, Mrs, Roger S
Baldwin, Robertson II, Boyd, Mar
ion Brown. Ruth Chapman, Mrs
Philip S, Dean, Alice Famigl!ctti
Guldene Keshien. Anne Louise
Kurt, Mrs, Harold +, Lonergan
Mrs Hans Rangoon, Mrs, Philip
Rundlett, Jean webster,
Children;
Walter e. Colby, III Herbert Col
by, Richard Colby, william Dean,
Brenda Anderson, Marilyn Kaplan
Roy Oishi Violet O!shi, Garry Post,
Peter Post, jill Walker, Maxine
watts Barbara Werner,
Other Followers;
Mrs, Paul Couch, Arthur Famil-
uett, Mrs. John Marchant, Joseph
G. Parker Dorothy Rochon, Kath-
crime Kurrz, Mrs, Charles II, Sumpt,
Mrs, David II, Johnston,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-16
EIks Qualify
AS picures
Keen Appetites Noted
At Recent Banqets
(BY THE OUT EASTERN

Inc ElkS are Dig CATERS
They proved this at the bowl
ing banquet recently and the
Thursday night before at the
close OF the installation ceremonies,
Jack HolIan is always the
chairman OF the entertainment
committee. He never makes a
false move. He know the wants
Of the average Elk better than any
other member. This has been
brought about through years Of
experience IN the position he
holds. He has watched, he has
seen, and he has protited there
from.
Now a ham and cabbage sup
per Is out OF the ordinary for II
o'clock at night. But Jack fig
ured that new cabbage, and Vir-
glnia ham would be Just the thing,
and so he arranged with Pat
Egan for just that kind Of sup
per after the newly elected Of
ficers had been installed. The old
banquet hall was filled to ca.
pacity. and so was the rathskel-
Ter itself But even at that Pat
had enough In his bread basket
for the entire lot, and Jack saw
to II, that every man In the place
was properly fed. And the same
was true Of the bowling banquet
Saturday when chicken was
served, also as prepared by the
Egan outfit,
Then again the new exalted
ruler, Mr.. Brophy, certainly knows
his groceries. He ought to any,
way, because he has been In the
business, almost since Short
pant" days.
The Lodge has now started a
new year for itself and pretty
soon the Spring and Summer
card tournament will start. VIII
Pollard, head man OF the COM
mittee already has so many app
plications that II looks as though
forty-five will be the top notch
game.
And OF course, corn beef and
cabbage suppers are likely to be
the diet at least once q week,
The Elks are bubbling over in
membership and fun these days.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-16
W0n1anLoanSD Donkey
TO Church for Play
Second Congregational Passion
Production Director Borrows Animal
From Mrs. Selin KaraguIla

A donkey, owned by Mrs, Selln
NJ, Karagulla, has been loaned to
the Second Congregational Church
for the Passion Play which viii be
offered tomorrow, THURSDAY and
Friday nights free Of charge.
Among those who will appear In
the cast, directed by Mrs, John G.
Walker, Will be:
Mary Magdalene .,.,...,,.....,
..,. Mrs. Kenneth v, Robinson
Mica ............ william Mercer
Money Changer No. l. John Boyd
Money Changer No, 2 .-,.,,,.
......... Chauncey Plumb Jr.
Moses prophet Irving 9, Spiers
Myra. (leading blind mani ,.,.,
,,.,....... Jennifer Walker
Nlcodemus 800. Charles r, Sumpf
Page No, James A, Millar, Jr,
Page No. Q George O. Ward, j..
Page No. 3 -. Frederic Schneider
Patti ......... Thomas Macdonald
Pharisee Man John Henderson
Pharisse Woman a.. Jean walker
plate ..... Robert I, Coleman
Pilato's Wife ...,,..,,...... 49,,
...... Mrs, Robert I, Coleman
Quartet
Soprano -. Marjorie $, Mum
Contralto =. Kathryn II, Fem
Tenor ......... william Boyd
Baritone $500. william Mercer
Rufflan No. l ,,..... Daniel Fem
Rufhan No. 2 49,, Robert Morrison
Rufhan No. 3 Philip Rundlett, Jr.
satan ....... Howard r. Tracy
SELL ......., Merton MacGregor
Servant OF Simon the PhariSee -.
,.................. Robert Link
Shepherd No. Edward Schrier
Shepehr No. 2, Chauncey Plumb, Jr'
Shepherd No. 3 .... Daniel Fem
Simon, the Cyrenian ,.,,.,.s,.
..........,.... George o, Ward
Simon, the Pharisee .,.........
....,..,..a, Stuart Meyerhans
Sold ...,..,....,. Paul Pa len
Soldier No. | Stuart Meyerhans
Soldier No. 2 (attends Pilatel Mel
Stanley; Soldier No, 3 David
Couch; Thief No. /, Robert Win
chester; Thief No 2, Robert Will
Ioughby; Tlmon clearing pitcher
OF water, Robertson II, Boyd;
Voice OF God, Torrcy Crane; zede-
dee, Joseph g. Flamagletti, Pageant
The Good Samaritan:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-04-16

Documents filed in the office OF
the town clerk include the follow
ing;
Mortgage Releases
Bridgeport-Peoples Savings Bank
10 Paul N and Esther G. Manwar-
ing,
Anthony f. Roberts to Ralph r.
Tuccillo
Waterbury National Bank to Sal
Vatore Puzzo.
Waterbury Savings Bank to 1ne2
Scappini.
Waterbury Savings Bank to VIM
cenzo and Domenica Tppolito.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association Of Waterbury to Quail
ity Homes, Inc,
Angelo Baritone to Domenico
Sanford.
Arthur Curriveau to Dorilla Boil
luc and Marie Desaulniers.
Dora Bloss to George Goodwin.
LaSalle Extension University to
Kaz!mer Garbauskas.
Mortgage Deeds
Francesca and Gesulimina Bel
lucci and Charles DiLeo, property
on Lafayette Sereet, $780,
Paul N. Manwaring TO First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Association
Of Waterbury, property on Essex
Avenue, $500.
Ralph r. Tuccillo to Waterbury
Savings Bank, property on Bald
win Street, $l,750.
Janus @. Doherty to- First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Association
OF Waterbury, property on Bald
win Street $6,400.
Warranty Deeds
Charles DiLeo to Francesca and
Gesulmlna Bellucci, property on
Lafayette Street.
Rose and Theobald Leblanc to
Esther S. Salini, property on jos
seph Street.
Elizabeth Leblanc to Esther s
Salini, property on Joseph Street.
Leonard L. and Beatrice o. But
Ter to James G. Doherty, property
on Baldwin Street.
Domminick Desiato to Giovan.
nina Montague, property on Fair
field Avenue.
Daniel T. harrington TO Maurice
and Helen Gagnon, property on
Pennington Avenue.
Quit Claim Deeds
George Bezuhly to John Cher
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CIubto Meet

The Hopeville Community Club
will meet this evening IN the South
Congregational Parish Hall, on
Baldwin Street at 8.
Committee reports will be pre-
sented by the Activities, Entertain
ment. Welfare Improvement and
Community Council chairmen.
Donations will be received by au-
thorized collectors, for contributions
TO the Community Club Revalua-
ton Fund. There will also be a CUES.
ton and answer period for those
who havet suggestions TO present.
A guest speaker will be present for
a short talk which will be Of interest
TO each and every person In the
Vile. and the business meeting will
be followed by a social.
Those desiring 10 play cards are
kindly asked TO bring playing cards,
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nof, property on Vine Street.
Peter Dovano to Caterina Dovano
property on East Mountain.
Frederick l.. LaF'arge and others
to Louis Ciaramella, property on
Colonial Street.
Esther Maskovitz TO Norman Mos
kovitz, property south side Bron-
son Street.
Mary Q. johnson to Charles N.
Johnson, property north side Way
land Avenue.
Marie A. Desaulniers to Amedee
Bolduc, property south side Wash
lngton Street.
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Papers Recorded In
Recent Realty Deals

Documents filed In the office OF
the town clerk include the follow
ing.