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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Ma dan. Slovan!

Euclid, O. - Kakor Vam lie
re vsem znano, je pevski zbor
Slovan praznoval svojo Toilet
nico obstanka lepim koncer-
tom dne 20. januarja. Razvid-
no je bilo, da je bio obcinstvo
jako zadovoljno S tenn progra-
nom, XII je vseboval tudi ope-
reto "Kovacev student. Zbor
je prejel dosti pohvale. Morebi-
tt DO kdo napacno sodil, ces, ker
jih drugi ne hvalijo, Sc morajo
pa sami hvaiti. Pa nj tako. Do
sti hvale je bio vse naokrog in
to cd nasih dobrih prijateljev
in posetnikov. koncerta. Vsepo-
vsod, kakom smo si, nam je
bila ponudena roka desnica. Nj
slim, da je to zadostni dokaz
zadoVolJnostl. Vsl SO mas bodrlll,
le Sc tako naprej, fantje, in se
bo uspeh. ..1.*
Tako tudi JAZZ vidim to stvar.
Ia strasna vojna je minila in
fantje sinovi so sc zopet VIZ
Mill domov. Moi namen je sveto-
vati, da bi zainteresirali N a SO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Nosi fon+ie-vojoki

IL armade Sc je vrnil k zeni in
sincku Frank Jesenovec, XII Sc
je udelezil bitk v Franciji, Ho-
landiji, Belgiji in Luksemburgu.
Ranjen je bill Nemciji Z. janu-
aria 1945 ter Sc je nahajal stiri
mesece v bolnisnici v Angliji.
Dodeljen je bill "a. diviziji in Sc
je nahajal preko morja Is me-
secev. Dobil je vec odlikovanj
kot tudi Modro srce. Zdaj je bill
casino odpuscen cd armade.
Frank je sin druzine Jesenovec
z 5812 Prosser Ave.
Pc tri-letni sluzbi je bill cast
no odpuscen cd armade Cpl.
Tony Zakrajsek. Sedaj Sc naha-
ia svojo zeno Mary, rojeno
Fortuna, ma 157O8 Calcutta
Ave., kjer ga prijatelji lahko
obiscejo.
Prosli teden Sc je vrnil, casino
odpuscen cd vojakov Max Ne
mec, sin poznane druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Matt Nemec, 885 e. 236 st.
Strica Sama je sluzil tri leta in
stiri mesece, ter je bill dodeljen
parasutarjem. Nahajal Sc je ma
Hayajih, Filipinah in Okinawi,
odkoder je sel ma Japonsko.
IL taborisca Atterbury je bill
tastno odpus6en cd vojakoy dne
81. januarja 1916, John Zagorc,
sin druzine John in Jennie HUI
doklin, 1865 p. 66 st. Nahajal
Sc DE pri Co. A, l45. infanterije
2 znano ohijsko 81. iafanterij-
sko divizijo. Ma Pacifiku se je
nahajal 40 mesecev, vsega sku-
Pei pa je sluzil pet let. udelezil
be De treh glavnih bitk n Novi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22

Georgiji, na BougAinville in Lu-
sonu M F'ilipinskih ototsih. Ro-
leg tega 81 je nahajal tpdi ma
raznih drugih otokih, med Mi
mi ma Gaudalcanalu, v Npvi
Zealandiji, Fiji otokih in v No
vi Caledonia. Ranjen je bill v
Novi Georgiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
uREDNlKOVA PO$TA

IuldOHlO v pcIJe Ill olu6C hoA
turne stvari.> Vsi zbori potrebu-
jejo mlajsih pevskih moei, ta-
ko tudi pri slovanu nismo IL
jena. Pri Slovanu potrebujemo
mladih pevcev, XII imajo vese-
lie in dober posluh "a petite.
Sedaj Sc je zbor ravno pri-
Gel uciti move pesmi "a prihod-
Mi koncert. Ravno sedaj je pri-
loznost "a mlade pevce, da pri-
stopite. Pezneje ne bo taksne
prilike in Sc ne bono mogli OH
rati ma move moci, ker vsakdo
lahko sam razsodi, da ako ne
kdo nina vaj, ne more nastopi'
ii. Malo Sc moramo drzati tud,
nasih pravl, katera predpisu-
jejo tako, .ida kdor ne hodi tri
mesece. redno k vajam pred
predstavo, nj sposoben "a ma
stop. Potem pa pridejo nepri-.
like vines. Tako tudi ucitelj ne
more odlociti, &c je nekdo spo-
soben "a pastop ali ne.
Radi tega smo Sc odlocili, po-
vabiti mlade move pevce k zbo-
ru sedaj. Vsi, kateri innate We
seize do petja, posluh in glas,
pa voljo vzdrznosti, pristopite
k zboru Slovanu sedaj, takoj.
Odlocite Sc takoj, ko preberete
te vrstice. Napravite sklep, da
Sc udelezite pevske vaje ne
deljo oh /. uri popoldne pri Slo-
vanu. Zato ne pozabite poveda-
tt gospodinji, da pripravi kosi-
10 dovolj zgodaj in pa, da bo-
do vedeli, kan gres v nedeljo
popoldne "a dive uri casa.
Ako 81 ozenjen, morebiti DO
.tvoja zena zelo vesela, da po-
stanes pevec zbora Slovana.
Ako pa 81 Sc samski, pa prav
tako dobro, samo pridi ma vaje
oh casu. Govoril sem z osebo, Xxi
je incl dober glas in veselje,
samo poguma je manjkalo. Pri-
pomnil mi je: Ko bi JAZZ mogel
tako zapeti kot vi, bi takoj pri-
sci ma vaje, ampak-zaceti mi
je tezko. Prijatelj, mi imamo
dobrega ucitelja, XII te DO v
kratkem izuril, da bos kot dru-
gi.
JAZZ ven, da je vsak zaoetek
teak. Sc v starem kraju mi je
nek6 dekle reklo: Vsak zaeetek
je teak, Francelj, ljubezen je
pa najtezja, Kar vas je mlajsih
pevcev, morate nadomestiti sta
rejse, ker stari bono morali,
radi ali neradi, oditi, v pokoj.
Povem vam, kako vsak rad po-
slusa lepo petite. Ko Sc privadi
nekdo enc pesmi, ina "a drugo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22

dovoljil vse plesalce, stare in
mlade, kar Sc pa tice okrepcil,
bodo prvovrstfi in da bo zabava
kar najbolj prijetna, vas bodo
Jadrancani kratkocasili z lepimi
domacimi popevkami. Torej, v
nedeljo vecer Sc posluzite ia
dranpYega vahila in posetite
veselico v SID.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
MA OPERACIJI

Mrs. Rose Simenc, 100 E. 155
St., tajnica drustva Collinwood-
ske Slovenke, st. % SDZ, sc je
podvrgla operaciji v St. Alexis
bolnisnici. Ia casa njene bolezni
bo tajniske posle vodila njena
hci Mrs. Rose Mickovic, 16OO2
Holmes Ave-, XII je zapisnikari-
ca drustva. Clanice jo lahko po-
klieejo po telefonu ma MU 0032.
Mrs. Simenc zelimo, da bi cim
preje popolnoma okrevala!
oBIsK v UREDNIsTyU
Pred par dnevi Sc je zglasil v
nasem uradu Mr.. Ivan Racic, XII
je prevzel urednistvo "Glasila
KSKJ" kot- naslednik Mr.. Ivarla
zupana, XII je radi bolehnosti
stopil Y pokoj. Mr.. Racic je mno-
60 let bival Y Chicagu, kjer Sc
je udejstvoval kot organist pri
zupniji sy. stefana in kot po-
mozni urednik .pri American
skem Slovencu'. zelimo m y
mnogo let plodonosnega della in
prijetnega bivanja ' slovenskem
Clevelandu!
yADRAN VABI NA VE6EI4CO
Peyski zbor "Jadran' prijaz-
no vabi vse. svoje prijatelje in
znance ma yeliko plesno veselico,
ii 10 prired v nedeljo "a. febr,1-
aria " Slovenskem delavskem
doulu ma. Waterloo Rd. Vadna-
|lov orasester 30 kot obi6ajno "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
PORoKA

Jutri Sc bosfa porocila Mr..
Joe T. Krashoc in Shirley Bruse.
zenin JIG drugi sin poznane Mrs.
Louise Krashoc il 675 3. 200
st. Nahajal Sc ie sest let v ar
madi, cd teh stiri leta preko
morja, podeljen je bill signalne-
rnu oddelku ter je incl Gin mad
porocnika. Pred tremi meseci je
bill castno odpuscen, Poroka Sc
DO vrsila v Cincinnati, Ohio, ma
zenitovanjsko potovanje bo
mladi par pa priael Y Euclid, o.
Novoporoc cencena make iskrene
Eestitke.! !.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18

Ellis 1925, viii Walker, 1875. Jim
Siddon 1875, Arch Stubbs 1880.
Hammett Gravel Co. 90.10, Beat One
1zOo, Watkins Aldridge Co. 1880.
Hanco Oil & Grease Co. 100. %
Fleming Gravel Co. 63.96, r. I. oil
Co. 1912, Red I. Service Station
29H I, c. r. r. Co (WesO 1878,
Standard Oil Co. 1891, Jack Martin
28.50. Geo. Wilkins 42.00. Mrs. Mil
dred Holmes l.50, City & County
Steel Co. lo6.20, Stribling Bros.
Mchy Co. 2.49, r. l.. Jackson 82.O9
Hand Motor Co, $3.50, Sou. EQUIP.
Sales, Ltd. $50, Watkins -Aldrdge
Co. 6963.00.
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No. 3
Tor salaries, labor, supplies, etc, as
follows: H. c. Brock 5000, T. E.
Murtagh 500, Doyle Rogers 72.50, w.
"A. Thomas 30.36, Mcknight Lumber
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18
PAGE THREE

Co., 500, Standard Oil Co. $50.
Gwin Lail Co. $50, Yazoo Valley
Elec. Power Assn. 7.38, Mansfield
On Co., 48.85, Raif Harthcock 5000,
Bilbo Marshall $500, James Harth-
cock $500, Shot Killebrew $500,
Eulis Ellington $500, Merrill Eakin
453.20, Willie Spencer 302.40, Pres
ton Edwards 380.5O, Arthur Edwards
500.4o. G. F. Byrd 1890, Ingram &
Lawrence 7.45, Roy Brown 1900,
Standard Oil Co. 124.95, Presley
Chew. Co. Csc, Planters Hardware
Co. 2.26. Noers Auto Elec. Service
53.85, Dunlap Tire & Rubber Corp,
33.39, Campbells Welding Shop
5000, Peterman Bros. 5000; City g.
County Steel Co. 42.75, Hanco Oil g.
Grease Co, 177.73, Southern Oil g.
Grease Co. 51.23, Miss. Road Supply
Co. 8.25, Trigleth's Garage 1247,
Earl Covington l1.03, Presley Chev.
Continued on page 81
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18

and % AltereSt FUNDS 10,402. 70
' heoemption Fund 37387
,o,,,; ~ Is hereby ordered that the fol-
n,,t rownig a accounts be allowed payable
3ut our OIL Separate Road Districts No S !
foi,o foi salaries, labor, supplies. etc as
G; G1oIoWs; Herman Griffin el 90 Dave
Gerantham $500. Glenn McNaor NJ
Crao,,, CA, frank Devine $3.50, Melvin
Irantham : $3.50, H. H. Lehman "a m NJ
o. o. ~ y. Johnson 11l.3O, Cliff Hughes
30, 30, hdch Kealhofer 76l5. Clinton
6ooth 1875, Walter Tucker ~ i 7s II
81 = aerry 1880, Peoples Service Sta
s,oh ooa 1888, Peoples Service Station
,,o1. uor %, Lee Cade 800, w. A. Har-
Sey Store $50, Terry's Garage Al On
2 Eoa.hern . 81 Equipment Sales 1876 80
O. r. q oe N, y PRODUCTS 1882, The Texas
~ ~ so.42, Peterman Bros. 1915. .Iohn
-, IioiinSon 1880, Weathersby Chevro-
lss 20 Is4.3l, Lex. Wagon &, Black
ot,tn aen ~ Snop ll.95, Peterman Bros
fI, f2IoA.zo, Texaco Service Sta 70SS
rammett Gravel Co. 69.70. The Fin,
cher Co. 11.As. o' Aie IN
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
loving accounts be allowed payable
out OF Separate Road District No )
for salaries, labor, supplies, etc. as
follows: A. c. Autry 1880 Eh,m
Me6ride so 81 68.25, Dennis Mcbride
oo.zo, w. M. Mcbride 67.05. Richard
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18
Boptist w. M. U.

The w. M. u. met with Mrs. Mack
Unger Monday at 3 p. M, with IL
members and one visitor present.
An inteesting program was given
presenting the need of the Coop
erative Program" with Mr.. Unger as
leader.
Reports from those who attended
the State w. M. u. convention,
were brought.
Final plans were made for the
Church School of Missions begin
ming April 14th-19th. At the conclus-
ion of the business, delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Un-
ger, assisted by Mrs. w. E. Marshall.
Delegates attending the w. M. u.
State convention in Jackson Wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week, were
Mrs. j. P. Love, Mrs. w. E. Marshall,
Mrs. H. Austin, Mrs. H. E. Black,
Mrs. Mack Unger and Mrs. S. B.
Harrington.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18

Miss Georgene Crow Of MSCW, is
one of the four girls in that college
to be pledged Pi Gamma Mu, nat
ional honorary social studies frater-
nifty. Requirements form member
ship are general average of 81 and
twenty-four semester hours of So
cial studies.
Leslie Dell Smith and Sybil Grif-
fin spent the weekend in Kosciusko.
DIR. and Mrs. S. A. Eggleston
spent several days last week in
Jackson.
Major and Mrs. George Buck and
daughter, Bonnie, of Columbus, were
weekend guests of his mother, Mrs.
George Buck. Bonnie Buck will
spend the week with her grand
mother.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18
Board Of Supervisors

Be it Remembered, that the Board
OF Supervisors of Holmes County,
Mississippi, met in the Court House
in the City of Lexington, on this lst
day of April, A. D., 1916, it being the
first Monday and the first day of the
term, with the following members
and officers present, to-wit: E. II.
Fowler, M. B. S. No. L; M. S. Rogers,
M. B. S. No. 2; K. P. Thomas, M. b.
S. No. 3; Martin L. Smith, President,
M. B. S. No 4; G. w. Ellison, M. B. S.
No. S; Parham H. Williams, Clerk;
w. L. Murtagh, Sheriff; and H. H.
johnson, Attorney for the Board.
When and where the following pro-
ceedings were then and there held
and had:
In Re: County Depository:
l beg to hand you herewith list
showing balances in the various
e. l. r L
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18
TCHULA
Spaghetti Supper For

Spaghetti Supper For
T. H. S. Seniors
The ten seniors of Tchula High
School enjoyed spaghetti supper
Tuesday evening at the Baine home
when Mrs. j. l.. Shields and Mrs. H.
j. Baine entertained in their honor.
Places were laid on card tables in
the living room for the sixteen addi-
tional guests while the seniors sat
at the dining table. Both rooms were
a profusion of spring flowers, roses,
mock orange, carnations, peonies,
and azalea. The senior table was
centered with a large, low arrange
ment of white mock orange and blue
iris, flanked by burning white
tapers. Each card table was centered
by compete arrangement of mock
orange and blue ragged robin. Blue
and white are the senior colors.
Flowered place cards were used.
Delicious Italian spaghetti, meat
balls, pickles, olives, and coca-colas
were served to the following:
seniors-Frances Lee MCGEE, Ann
Penn, Evelyn Kazar, Polly Heard,
Marie Hill, Mary Waterer, Billy
Cooper Smith, and Donald Porrish;
senior sponsor, Miss Latimer, and
guests, Ann Hampton Ray, Barbara
Buck, Malie Gwin, Tootles Shields,
John Edgar Hays, John Cunning
ham, Bernard Jones, Robert and
Courtnaye Perry, Herbie Hill, Lester
Lyon, Ned, Jr., and Kenneth Par
rish, and Edgar Sweet.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving by Mrs. T. c. Cobb, Mrs.
Ralph Ray, and Miss Lorraine Nor
man.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18

Mrs. j. c. Cannon visited relatives
in Ciarksdale last week.
Mrs. w. c. Smith, Mrs. Carl
Booth, Mrs. Irene Cox, Billy Cooper
smith and Donald Parrish visited in
jackson Friday.
H. j. Baine and Howard Smith
made business trip to Canton on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schur made trip
to Jackson Thursday.
Mrs. Jim Hutton of Jackson, is
the guest this week of her son, S.
G. Hutton, and family.
Mrs. George Samaha and Miss
Lorraine Norman visited in Green
wood Friday.
Sparky Jones was greeting friends
and relatives here while on furlough
few days from the U. S. Navy.
DR.. w. w. Harrison of Greenwood,
visited friends in Tchula Sunday
afternoon.
1t. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover and
son Of Daytona Beach, Florida, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. L. Rodgers and
sister, Mrs. Bunch, last week.
Word hars been received from Pvt.
lie Otis Turberville that he has ar
rived in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Love have
heard from their son, Sgt. Bobby
Love, who is stationed on Guam.
Bobby has just been promoted to
the rank of sergeant. This being his
3rd promotion in three months.
Mrs. Montfort Jones was visitor
in Jackson Monday.
j. L. Shields was a business Wis
itor in Greenwood Wednesday.
Mrs. P. M. Smith and Mrs. Marvin
Smith shopped in Greenwood Tues
day.
Mrs. James Love and Miss Lorraine
Norman made business trip to
Lexington Saturday morning.
N. u. Samaha, VINO has been one
of the leading merchants in Tchula
for the past fifteen years, and pro-
prietor of Georges Dry Goods
Store" sold his business last week
to Mr.. Nelson, of Yazoo City.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor enjoyed Easter egg hunt
and picnic supper on Shenoah hill
Saturday.
Miss Agnes Sprols left Saturday
for Chicago where she will spend
several days visiting her aunt.
Mrs. A. c. Conger returned home
Thursday night following visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling PEBBLES
in Bolton.
Major and Mrs. George Buck and
daughter, Bonnie, spent last week
end with the former'ss omther, Mrs.
G. T. Buck.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Henry enter
tanned the seniors of Tchula High
School with a bingo party Monday
evening, April 8. Flower arrange
ments, carrying out the class colors,
made the living room most attract
i've.
Beautifully wrapped surprise gifts
were selected by the guests on ar
rival. AS a winner called "bingo"
he exchanged his gift with that Of
another. Many games, called by Miss
Norman, were enjoyed as the gifts
travelled" from players to others.
Late in the evening, refreshments
of CONCEALED salad, sandwiches, crax
and iced coca-colas were served.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18

Plans to attend the State Conven.
ton in Jackson May 1919 were dis
cussed. Mrs. James Love solicited
the other members of the club as
workers in the Cancer Control Cam
paign.
The nominating committee pre-
senteo the following Tor of1lcers tor
Ine new year, VINO were unani-
nousIy elected: President, Sara
Ellen Jones; Vice-President, Lorraine
Norman; Secretary, Mary Tahlr;
Ireasurer, Marie Ola.
1t was decided to invite the State
President, MRS. Erclle holloway, OF
IrseIlw ooo, TO WISH the club al the
next meeung on May .. Hostesses
Ior May VAL DS nA,s. Sanaha oI.u
AsArS. Ola.
A tempting salad course win
coca-coias Was sSrveu w l,ie L.em-
bers present.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18
rchulu b & PW Club

Tchulu B & PW Club
The B and PW Club met in the
home of Mrs. w. M. Henry Thurs
day evening, April IL, with Mrs.
James Love co-hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
Gymnasium Planned For 
 Appropriation A for
 ShepaFdsOn School
 Addition Approved

The Shepardson new school gym in Middlebury will serve as a memorial to servicemen who sacri- ficed their lives in World War II. An appropriation for this was ap- proved at special town meeting last night. The architects plans in- clude an addition to cost $l45, 900, for the Shepardson school. also s6o,o0o for rebuilding and furnish ings in the Bradleyville school project.
 One hundred and seventy five persons attended the meeting, and there was but one dissenting vote on the Shepardson schcol plans. The board was authorized to bor- row funds up to $l25, 900 for the Shepardson school, and 1t was also authorized to borrow sufficient funds for the Bradleyville school.
 The Shepardson school addition will include the memorial gynlnasi- unl, and classroom addition includ- ing Kindergarten. office, vault. and boys and girls locker rooms in the gymnasium. Four clasSroomS added to the Bradleyville school are to accommodate 120 pupils. also a teachers room. clinic facilities, and basement renovations to include a cafeteria and kitchen.
 Austin L. Adams was chairman of the meeting, A. E. Clark serving as clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
|MotorVehicIe Offices Face
 AnnuoI Rush
ASO,O 900 OaF Registrations to Dc Renewed al Once

Hartford, Conn, Jsn. 2S.--Moto' Vehicle Commissioner John T. .Gc' Carthy called attention today to the fact that at least 4S0,0Oo registr1. tons will be renewed by the Ssate Department of Motor Vehicles dur. ing the next five weeks.
 The eleven motor vehicle offices located In Hartford, Waterbury, Bridgeport, New Haven, Dano'ry, New London, Norwalk, Norwich, Stamford, wtllimantic and Tor. rington, will be taxed to capacity to service promptly and efficiently the heavy volume of business which must be handled before the end of the current registration period on February 2eth.
 For your personal convenience the Commissioner urges that you renew your registration right nGw by mali. Mail orders will be tiled promptly as fast as they are re- ceived. The renewal application is attached to your current registra- ton, Sign this application, enclose check or money order for the fee printed on the renewal and mall 1t to the nearest office. Check Or money order should be made pay able to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
 PotroImon Wins Prize
 Awarded $2OO
 Tuition Scholarship
 Ai Traffic Institute

Evanston, Ill, Jan. 2S-Three members of the Connecticut State Police have won fellowship and scholarship awards to attend the le46 spring course in traffic police administration at the Northwestern University Traffic Institute.
 Patrolman Vernon c. Gednoy, 5S4 Main street. Portland. was one ot l6 police officers selected by the Traffic Institute from applicants throughout the country to receive s6So fellowShips. Patrolman Albert 1T. Kimball. 96 East Main street. Stafford Springs, and Patrolman Edward J. Dooling, l93 Meadow street, Naugatuck, were awarded s200 tuition scholarships. Patrol man Kimball also was named first alternate for a $s5o fellowship award.
 The Automotiye Safety Founda- ton provides fellowships and schol- arships for state police officers to attend the Traffic Institutes four and a half month courses in the spring and !all eac. year. The Kemper Foundation for Traffic Police Training furnishes awards for city police officers.
 The l0z6 spring course begins February and continues through June l9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
Change WinSted Bus Line Schedule
 Official Notice
 Of Amendments
 Posted Today

A number of schedule changes will be made by the New England Transportation Company on it's bus route between Waterbury and Win- sted. effective Saturday. January 2e, it was announced by that com pany today.
 The present early morning trip from Winsted 10 Waterbury, leav- ing at 6 a. m. starting on Saturday will leave at $40 a. m. and oper- ate on a 20 minute earlier schedule from all intermediate points. due in Waterbury at 6:54.
 Similarly. the present 7:50 a. m. trip from Waterbury to Winsted will be scheduled 20 minutes earIi- CT, leaving Waterbury at 7:30 and due at Winsted at 8:5l.
 The present 9:i3 a. m. trip from Winsted to Waterbury will leave hereafter at 8:55, operating on 6 correspondingiy earlier schedule, due at Waterbury at i0:lT.
 The present i2:OT p. m. trip from Winsted will leave at I2. noon, starting Saturday. due at Water bury at i:lS The present l:i0 D. m. trip from Waterbury to Winsted will be scheduled to leave at i:20 and due at Winsted at 2:39.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
DeI-Phi Club
 oHoId Dance

The Del-Phi, first club to be entered in the reorganization of the ' Young Mems Division will present their first dance this Saturday at eight-thirty in the YMCA cafeteria.
 President Robert Schlander has invited the Business Girls division of the YwCA as guests of the eve- ming. Also expected to attend the affair is Nick Knowie. Del-Phi club advisor who has earned unanimous recognition for his help in develop inent of the club.
 Urbain Philibert. social chairman 0, the evening has arranged var iety program Of entertainment with he aid of Ted Bandurski and Zig mund Grydboski. There will be a Virginia reel. waltz quadrille. mod ern dances and group singing.
 Heads of other committees are: Music, Bob Schlander and William Pace; invitation. George Kraft; food, James Hoey and Paul Fotos: decoration. Tony rsimonis and Paul Ryder.
 Other members of the Del-Phi who will be at the dance Saturday are Michael Killial. Antony Gug- lielmo. Tony Muraska, Edward Fa- gan, Phil kampner and invited friends of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
Marriage
 Intentions

The following have filed marriage intentions in the Bureau of Vital Statistics:
 Stanley G. Taraskewich. 37 Full Ter St, and Helen M. Duhamel, S4 South St.
 Louis V. D'Andrea, 289 Bishop St.. and Anna L. Malon, l9 Cath e-ine Ave.
 Raymond F. Roraback, 657 North Riverside St.. and Genevieve Guer- rera, i453 Bank St.
 Charles Hart. 923 East Main St.. and Harriett Roke, III South Main St.
 Francis w. Levesque. Jackson St., Thomaston, and Mary S. Las kowski, 50 Grand St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-25
Fake Agents  In Waterbury
 Police Gives Warning
 About PhOney
 Representatives

Following complaints of Water bury residents that several "ap- parently unauthorized" men have entered homes in the city posing as agents from the tax assessors of- flee, Police Superintendent William J. Roach issued a warning to be wary of any one who does not pro- duce proper identification.
 Any one" he said, who is an authorized member of any of the city departments will carry the proper identification.
 Superintendent Roach then ad- vised that persons who are accost- ed by any stranger who purports to be from the assessors office or any of the utilities companies. should demand to see the Identification"
 Aldro Jenks added to the warn ing by saying that all men from his office as well as those employed by the George B. Horan Co., which made the reTaluation, carry letters bearing the city letterhead as well as the city seal.