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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
40 LET BOHINJSKE
ZELEZNICE

V poletju 1900 leta so zasadi-
Ii prvo lopato pri gradnji pre-
dora ma Hrusici. Nihce izmed
delavcev, XII so zaceli takrat ko-
patti, nj slutil, koliko znoja DO
preteklo, koliko strtih zivljenj
DO zahtevalo to gigantsko delo,
preden DO po tenn dolgem pod
zemskem rovu stekla prva To-
komotiva in vozila dalje po lepi
slovenski zemlji tia ma SINH ia
dram.
Spocetka je bilo pri vrtanju
predora in gradnji proge zapo-
slenih lie nekaj stotin delavcev.
Kasneje pa so zaceli prihajati
v truman il Tirolske, Italije,
Makedonije, Albanije in Poljske.
zaceli so graditi tudi hise, ba-
rake, delavnice, bolnisnice in
drugo. Mnozile SO sc gostilne,
trgovine, vinotoci, kantine in
obrtni lokali kakor gobe po
dezju. sirili so Sc nasipi in pro-
ga sc je cedalje bolj blizala Je-
senicam. Zgradila Sc je tudi gor-
ska ozkotirna zeleznica, XII je
prevazala ogromne kamnite kva-
Dire il kamnoloma ma Mirci v
predor ma Hrusici. Pc zeleznici
preko Trbiza in Ljubljane pa so
vozili vlaki, natovorjeni z zerja-
vi, stroll, sesalkami, opeko, le-
som in vsem mogocim gradbe-
MIN materijalom. Mali podjetni-
XII, prevozniki, gostilnicarji, tr-
govci so imeli zlate case. Po &C.
sti so furali furnani sode slad-
kega vinca, XII je v placilnih
dneh teklo skoraj v potokih.
Levi delez so sluzili poljski
zidje, XII so kmalu zavohali zla-
to v nasih krajih. Prisli so il
daljne Galicije in kmalu pre-
well vse voznje in jih potem ma
pref oddajali domacinom, XII so
pri tenn zasluzili komaj "a sok
in sol.
Tujci so bill zapos.eni kot
mojstri, preddelavci, minerji in
strojniki, domaci delavci in oni
iz juznih krajey pa so vihteli
krampe in lopate "a uboge pare.
Ma Hrusici je bio takrat sko-
raj tako, kakor v California; ta-
krat, ko SO zacelii kopati zlato.
Dobro placani mojstri, strojniki,
minerji 50 bill ma hrani v gostil-
nah in pri b0ljsih druzinah, Ma
kedonci in Albaaci pa SO spali
po gozdovih in polju ter Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30

ton zbasnik, 81. tajnik ABz u
Ely, Minn. Oh tel proslavi be
tudi proglasena kraljica "Na-
predka".
Po programu bo ma razpola-
go veeerja in druga okrepcila.
Cd 8. ure naprej pa bo igra1a
"Polkateers" godba pod vod-
stvom Franka Zajca. Veliko vas
je Re slisalo to godbo ma radio.
Sedaj boste imei priliko tudi
videti te godbenike in plesati oh
taktih valckov in polk.
Ker je drugi dan Delavski
prank, sc lahko. vsakdo ude-
lezi, ker ne DO treba zgodaj
vstati in til ma delo. Vas vse BE
enkrat prijazno vabim, vse cla-
ne in clanice, prijatelje in znan-
ce, da Sc "a gotoyo udelezite te
nase redke proslave 25-letnice
drustva "Napredek" ABB. Pri-
cetek programa bo tocno oh 4
uri popoldne v Slovenskem >dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave,
Euclid. vstopnina "a program
in Piles je 6Oc "a osebo. Ma svi-
denje!
Anna Prosen, zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
clanon in prijateljerh
SNPJ v Clevelandu

Clani in drustva Slovenske ma.
rodne podporne jednote prireja.
jo ze vec let takozvane lokalne
in narodne5 dneve S. N. p. j,
Namen teh prireditev je seveda
razsiriti zanimanje "a naso We
liko organizacijo in ma ia nacin
pomagati k vecjemu napredku
iste. Te proslave Sc vrsijo, yea
sih v kaki veeji dvorani, maj
veckrat pa zunaj v naravi, v
kakem parku ali pa ma farmi.
Teh proslav Sc pogosto udele-
Ii mnogo tisoc ljudi. Prav dobro
Sc Sc spominjam enc teh pri-
reditev, XII Sc je vrsila pred ne
kaj lett ma farmi drustev S. N,
P. J. v Chardon, o. Takrat je
prislo skupaj sest do sedem tt
soc ljudi. Obiskovalci so prisli,
ne samo liz Clevelanda, ampak
tudi il drugih NEST drzave Ohio
in nekateri cello il sosednjih dr.
zav.
Ia casa vojne so bile prize
ditve te vrste jake otezkocene.
Primanjkovalo je pestvin in pi-
jace, XII so neobhodno potrebne
"a pravilno razpolozenje ma IL
letih. Raven tega tudi nj bilo
gasolina "a izletno voznjo. Ven
dar Sc je proslavami SNIP
dnevno nadaljevalo, &c tudi v
manjsem obsegu.
Tudi letos sc vrsi v Clevelan-
du tako praznovanje SNPJ dne-
va. Prireja ga federacia Gle
velandskih drustev. Vrsi Sc v
nedeljo popoldne, dine 1. septem-
bra in sicer ma nasi zadruzni
farmi Chardon, Ohio. Prvot-
no je bill mas namen imeti to
prireditev v ponedeljek, na
Labod Day, toda ma zadnji seji
smo mas prejsnji sklep spreme-
Mill.
Odbor je ma delu, da preskrbi
godbo, pijaco in jestvine, XII so
potrebne, da vstvarijo pravil-
no razpolozenje. Boil tezko je
seveda transportacijo. ia z
upam, da tisti, XII innate svoje
automobile povabite seboj tt
ste svoje znance, XII nimajo last
nih prevoznih sredstev.
Clani in clanice ter prijate-
Iii SNPJ! V nedeljo, dne 1.
septembra vsl ma izlet, XII sc vr-
81 ma nasi zadruzni farmi. We
mite cesto st. 6, (Chardon Rd.)
do Heath Rd. in tam ma desno,
cetrt mile. Ker je drugi dan
Labor Day Sc lahko zabavate
do poznega vecera.
Torej'na svidenje!
Matt Petrovich,
preds. federacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
v PONEDELJEK NE
BO SEJE

Euclid, O. - Klub drustev
SID ma Recher Ave., ne DO OBJ
drzaval redne seje v ponedeljek,
XII je prvi ponedeljek v mesecu,
vzrok je, ker praznujemo tisti
dan Delavski dan Labor day..
IL tega razloga Sc bo klubova
seja vrsila prihodnji ponedeljek,
to je ma 9. septembra. Prosi sc
vse clane kuba in drustvene
zastopnike, da Sc prihodnje seje
"a gotovo polnostevilno udelezi-
te, posebno pa Sc direktorij Do
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30

darskega pomona. Razsirjenje
postaje in zgradha novih poslo-
phi sta popolnoma spremenila
zunanje lice Jesenic. Prejsnji
kolodvor in postajno poslopje
sta po obsegu in zunanjosti sli-
ella kolodvoru in posta jnemu
poslopju v skofji Loki. Seda-
Mi kolodvor, XII pa je sedaj "a
radi letalskega napada ma Je-
senice 1. marca 1945, precej IL
guhil svoje lice, je po svoji po-
vrsini "a 200 kvadratnih metrov
vecji cd ljubljanskega, poslopje
pa emo izmed najvecjih in mai
lepsih v drzavi. Jesenice so Sc
"a tenn hrupnim zivljenjem kma-
lu umirile.
Gradient podjetniki, inzenir-
j, mojstri, minerji In poljski
Adje so odrinili lepim denar-
jem ma sever. izgarani delavci
pa ma Jug. Tudi tuje gostilnicar-
je in trgovce je kmalu vzela
noe. Nastopila je' doba solidne-
ga della. Jesenice so sc razvile
il majhnega trga v cedno me-
sto. z mimi pa Sc je razvijalo
tudi gospodarstvo, saj so posta-
lie vazno mednarodno zeleznisko
krizisce, znano dalec po Evro-
pi.
Karavansko- -bohinjska zelez-
niska proga, XII je stekla pred
40 lett, je najbolj vazna gospo-
darska lila, XII vodi il osrcja
Europe ne sinji Jadran. Ia pro-,
ga je bila zgrajena kot najkraj-
sa pot il Podonavja ma Jadran.
Proga tece po slovenskem ozem-
lju in je bila zgrajena z zulji
slovenskega delovnega ljudstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30

Mesec september je najboljsi
"a sajenje stalnih cvetlic. Do
bill smo veliko izbiro vsako-
vrstnih cvetlcnih korenin, ka-
tere ostanejo v .zemlji skozi
leto; tudi lepe prave nagelne
imamo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30

Prispevajte "a otroSko bol-
nicO o SlOUeniii!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
r !!

Prosi Sc doticno osebo, XII je
zarentala Kuncicevo dvorano "a
19. oktobra, da bi sc zglasila ma
naslovu: KUNCHICK HALL,
1862 Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
Prodo 8

prednja bara 80 cevIjev dolga
in zadnja bara 18 cevljev dolga.
Vprasa Sc pri lastniku Jos. Po-
zelnik, 1921 Waterloo Rd. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
Moski zeE

dive neoprem1jeni sobi. Kdor ina
kaj primernega, maj pusti ma
SLOW v uradu tega ista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
REGULACIJA CESTE
LJUBLJANA JEZICA

Pri obnovitvenih delhi ma &C.
sti Ljubljana-Jezica so sc mo-
rail- zaradi regulacije umakniti
tudi nekateri objekti. Tako jje
kot prva padla znana Kolskova
trgovina ma Tyrsevi cesti. Hisa
je bila magic porusena; delo je
opravil velik traktor, XII je z lah-
koto strl stene, nakar SO price
Ii takoj odvazati rusevine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-30
Formo noprodoi

Naprodaj je farma, obsega-
joca SO akrov; nova hisa s 6
sobami; orodje, zivina in pride
lex, vse "a $4,000 ali pa Sc "a
menja "a hiso v mestu. 45 mill
vzhodno ma Route 6, 212 milf
naprej cd Hartsgrove. Louis
Novak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Leasl NoeIsss
NOTICE

nasrRtcr os WA1eNnuRT, gN
 pROnATN CouNTS Dee HUN A,As
 INS& RNTATH et RoSEl.L.A
 tstfKRREfA, late oe WAtefhNrSt
 Id eAlA nlekftce deceased.
 The kRNcNtrlces, having eNhottea (ANlr account with eAld eetAte ko SNls Court for allowance. and made ANNllcAtlen for An order .ok utatrte hntlNN Nf said estate. tt le
 ORnRHtar, That the etth day gt neeemNer A Q, leAe, Nt n o'clock, Id the forenoon, etAndArd time, at (NN Probate otAce ln WAtereNrya pc and the same la, assigned tor AearlMg on tho allowance ot aala AceONNt, ana application and the Court dlreels the ENeeNtrleee te give notice thereof, by puellshlhw Shle order ln some nNwepAner nav lNR A circulation. ln said District and hy leaving with, or by malltnA lM regletered letters addressed % each of the persons interested, and residing without the Probate Die. trlct of Waterbury, . copy vt thlt order, all at least seven days before said day of hearing.
 MkRounRrTE M FAHY, ia~aN@it Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
STRAND

Most students os literature agree that all literary forms currently being practlced in the United states iloneC with the possible exception of radio 'soap operas") can be said to be more purely American ln its spirit, originality and vitality than the modern nlystefy.thriller. ft's murder with the air charged with wlse-cracks; detection with oil the principal characters - except those officially designated as "Detectlves" uncovering the clues and finally solving the crime,
 One of the few female purveyora of detective fiction In this modern school b Craig Rice who hes achieved ail envied status among her otlt-numbering male competi. tors. Her "Trial By Fury" and Having Q Wonderful Crime" among others, proved she could hold her own with ell corners in the number of corpses provided and the Quan- tity of hard liquor her sleuthina principals consumed.
 But being the mother of three children, 1t is little wonder that Miss Craig sticcumbed--if only fol once-to the usge to lift murder from its night club bar stool and drop it plumb in the middle of ehe average American. The result wal Home Sweet Homicide" one of hei top best-sellers, and the story 20tf Century has transferred to the screen in the film version now a' the Strand Theater.
 The films three most active char. acters are 0 trio of double-coke. tippling youngsters-peggy Anr Garner, Dean Stockwell and Con. nie Marshall-who are modelled or Miss Craigs own children. Tn thu picture, as in real life, the mop. pets mother Cplayed by Lynn Baril b c writer of best-selling mystery novels. Mrs. Rice, currently livinl in Santa Monica, is happily mar. ried, but the films author-mother Marian Carstairs." is widow which accounts for the romanti, thread of the story involving LynF with Randolph Scott. Scott is tn, inevitable detective, and as nigh be expected, the children of or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
INHOLLYWOoD
Exclusively Yours
By ERsKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent

Hollywood, Dec. 10. (NEA)--Holly- wood is rough on beauty-contest winners but they never give Up trying to crash the screen. Why Hollywood continues to lure them before the test cameras, only to tell them, Sorry, you just won't do," is something we have never been able to understand. It's part of the heartbreak of fnovietown.
 A few months ago Marilyn Buferd was crowned Miss Amer lea of i046," at Atlantic City. Hol. lywood was her oyster - she had offers of screen tests from many studios.
 She came to Hollywood, but a' last reports she hadn't conquered She finally made one of the prom. ised screen tests ct M-G-M. But M-Q.M said 1t was sorry.
 Now Marilyn is Broadway. bound. her film career temporarily forgotten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

the vicious ~fAw Wesa ~ tlAe peeea~
 IAe WesleEneg~ cnfelas Q EEtf~ plne story Sn terms ot visual beauty, R0rneosN SeQUe0ees and tArillhAg acton. 10 was pho&oSrephea oA les cation in 0olaWyn City, AEsNonA tt exhlblls spectacular outdoor SholS ol untoree(AAle beauty and roenAnss which provides the screen With ereathstakmg scenes m the cd west.
 coopers brillAanl portrayal Q eQualled by walter erennans, as Judge Bean, the cologfal Onkenap6 fearless Law West of the PecoA," who administered justice ae Me point of a gun.
 ''Tne Weslerner" was filmed ny ooldwyn Co give dlsctimlnAti tine movleeoegs the kind of picture that has everything pictorial beauty, uneorgetAble romance, panehy drama, and above all, crNekerjack entertainment,
 AS an added attfNetlcn ~seep ey Step" win be shown featuring Law. renee Tlerney and Anne Jefferys. A murder myster and Q gang ot post.war consplrators provide the basis for this adventure,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
CHOICE ssoRsHL It Says Here
Ry Bon HOPE
YrxrNo sPoRrw CONTESTS

The attempted "flxing" og tlna New York olants ln thelr cham. plonshlp grid game Wtth the Bears brings to mind q little ep- isode.
 pack ln io27 there wAs . mid. dlewelaht boxer named Kid Bhel. leN who was being groofned for tlie big money by Q Chicago gatil- bling syndicate. Shelley wae to box on old fighter named Billie flreslln, who knew every trick in the ring, but was paid ei6O @ let Shelley kavo him h the third round,
 A rival bettor approached Bres. lin and offered him e2OO fl he'd fight hard and put young Shelley on the cold cold canvas.
 Gambler number one discovered n and raised his bid Co e26O. This brlblng competition continued Co the tune of $500 for preslin, who was having fun watching has bankroll grow. .
 The fight came and in the third round Breslin dances out of hds corner with the eavoir faire Of the seasoned hoofer about to go into his big number. lie spared with the kid for c few seconds, looked around the auditorium, then let fly to the right from his shoe tops. AS he did this he exposed himself to the kids left, which connected simultaneously.
 Both men went down for the count,
 Later, back ln the dressing room Bresiin was asked how c fighter, experienced ae he, could have left himself wide open And he replied, Gee, i had to do something--I forgot who lived inc"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Poll

Action-filled scenes, aaspenselul drama and romance with Q punch sweep across the screen in samuel uoldwynS The WeSterner," now being shown ct Lloews Poll Theater. The Westenler" has Gary Cooper h the title role, and the supporting cast features Walter Brennan, Doris Davenport, Fred Stone, Lil- Han Bond and Forrest Tucker.
 Cooper plays the type Of he-man which has made him one of the screens top-notch actors, portray ing Quick-on-the.trigger Cole liar. den, who drifts Into the wild and woolly town of Vlnegaroon in the roaring days of the eos when there ragged Q bitter battle between the cattlemen and homesteaders, Coop CT comes Go grips with Walter Brennan, portraytng Judge Bean,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Current FIImsS
 Time Schedule

IOEW'e STRAND - "llome sweel Ksomlclde"l ileA Slta, e.te' elSO r. M. Night Train 70 AFeMlphls"l sssA S'sS SIS
 M, HOeWR PoHa--"The weuaeEnerel legtb, slaA else, elSe R M. ~step By Btep"I ssea, SEQ go P. N, wARNERs sTATR-~Klng's Row" ileS, SsOo, $50 2. M. SssA stis M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

author whose booea mvaraaoly cone elen oetecllpes o the excess bag gage department are not Mkely to harDor lAnd don't ln the uim) a high regard Tor that official arm Of law and order,
 me companion feature "a ~elRht Train Co Memphis" 10 features Roy Acuff and Ills Smoky Mountain Boys Of radio fame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19


 they're lovely simply lovely, You see I came to Waterbury In July from Three Rivers, Quebec, and I'd nevef seen city streets decorated be- fore. I think they're especial ly beautiful Vtg iN an iigiftpd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

T was in New York last week and the tlecoras tlons dow n
 there are very nice, but they are not quite as effective as here because they're too spread out. Of course, our Green ls just . natural aat.tinn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

They've done 0 very good job here. 1 was in Lowell, M ass, recently a il q their decora- tions don't com- pare with ours. They've merely strung garlands along the sides and across the street, and they haven't, AS many
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

me above ASseS8mentS ore NaV and payable at the ofilce of the collector Of Taxes, City Hall, Wa teroury, Connecticut,
 Attests~
 JOHN DaooRPo, ia-le-M Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
Loaal Noeleos
NOTlCE
nMrnn pNMMFN

NeEtcH or Arrh.ssAwapN i, tsAlNSrtNe fserNS(A StAael ef k.Akes alAN NpiVA WOloolt, CoNn., have AlsA aN NNnllcAlleN dated Dec ltth. iAtR, with the tsqtoOr Control N,Ntae lalaRlNN tor A HacNARN store fere SNlt RNr thN sale Nf alcoholic llQNer SN the premlses, S>eNtrAl ANeNNN Wolcokt, CoAN The business N Se f'MheslAe nrlVN, Welcott. Conn, ana win Ne eoNaNceea by CAtAerlNe fsNfN((A SfAaei, Of GsAkNalOe DrtNe WNlcNte. Coma, AA NNrFAlteeN
 CATffNRlNR LORETTA STADEks
 nNfNA Dee iAth, lee& ts~ts--l~s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

blography as ''The cantor Story Every stndlo turned down ths Idea,
 Then Cantor produced D musical at RKO titled "9hoW buslness, Btlli thinking the Cantor story was box-offlee material, he ins corporated parts of lt iT Che pic. ture, But, on a limited budget the film wasn't too successfll,
 Now, with the jolson fllm . hlt several studios would like Co film cantors bloafaphy. But most oI his best anecdotes were used in "Bhow Business"
 Several months ago M.0sM starred Q wonder h0rse named Bess ln "0ailanl Bess". Now Bess ls on Q perpOnal appearance tour, travelling oil over Che cOutnFy, and the only honor she seems Co have
 missed ls an honorary college dee
 Barred from that honor, she got Che next best thing, an hon. .Orary citation from Northeastern University in Worcester Mass, The citation read.
 "TO Gallant Bess, from the 1890 students Of Northeastern University, as an acknOwiedg. ment Co the worlds smartest hOfse. What this world needs ls less hOrge meat and more horse sense"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

EDDIE DRAWS A BLANK
 Eddie Cantor is an unhappy man over the success of 'The Jolson Story"
 Several years ago Eddie tried to interest Hollywood in filming his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

Pretty good.
 I've been to Hartford Q n d Bridgeport, and I really think they did a good job, but better here. Of course it's @ pretty thrilling sight to anyone like my self who's been in service for the past four c hr \ tnnages,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
"h's MY
 OPINION"

Question, How do Water. bury'p Christmas decoratlonI compare with those ip other Ci' tlesS
 Where asked! On the Green, CHARLES MEssER, student, 9g2p East Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

All tires need carbon black, Q natural-gas product; but the sym thetic kind requires from 90 to 50 percent more than the natural-rub- Der ones,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

"Oh, decora- tions in other cities I've seen just cant be compared with these. Of course, I may be preju- diced be c au s e w a t erb ury is my home town. I've been to Shelton and Derby and they haven't n.y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
NOTICE
ASSESSMENTS

O6W 1EN GN110319aNa1NN
 The BoArd oe Commissioners ot Public Wor&s, ak a meeting held December ivth, leAe, made asSess- ment for sewer purpose on property and against property owners on Over Street, from Gertrude Avenue to smith Avenue, ln the amounts set to their respective names, to v.sAAe-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

lights. I'm glad the tree Is back after so many years. It looked . little out of shape when they first put it up but they've done 2 won derfui Job in filling in the bottom with extra brancheS'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

Fo&y-seven different models oi personal and transport planes cur. rently are in production by Se American aircraft manufacturer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

thing that really counts. love to see Waterbury decorated for Christ mas. And 1t certainly adds to the Christmas spirit"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board of Commissioners oe Public Works. at meeting held December i7th, ie4e, made assess ment purposes on property and against property owners on Smith Avenue. from Over Street to Fern dale Avenue, in the amounts set to their respective names, to witt
 Con.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

for the tree, the crib and other deco. ratlons. 1 think the creche Is very attractive. But when I was in New York, 1 was thinking some Of our merchants really could do . bet' tor lob with their windows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

The clock and creche are beauti- ful. have been to Bristol and New Haven, and 1 think Waterbury's decorations far surpasS those in either town
 WILLIAM o'LAUGHLIN,
 High school student, 28a North Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

 The Board of Commissioner Of Public Works, at Q meeting held December l7th, ivAs, made assesse menG for sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Herschel Avenue, from Gertrude Avenue southerly to Gertrude Ave- nue, in the amounts set to their respective names, to wit;- Easserly Side Con. Jack nections Total plstrltto Sl26.O0 S7e,So S2Oi.60 Eric w.
 Benedict )N i26.O0 7e.so 20l,s0 Westerly Side
 Castelano l26.0o Domenic
 Castelano l2SOo Exempt
 Elmer J. YoungQuist ., Evelyn M. YoungQuist e0' Domenic Castelano ,,,,,, 5O The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collectors of Taxes, City Hall, Wa terbury, Connecticut.
 Attest:-
 JOHN DiCoRPo, i2-ie-St Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

MRS. ARTHUR c. HART, Housewife, ASS West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

Comedian Keenan Wynn and Peter LawfOrd may be pals, but they will not team up for any more personal appearance touFS. At least not k Keenan has any. thing t0 say about it.
 The boys just completed . tour of the LOaw's circuit. Keenan came on first and found it difficult tO hold restless audi. ences. But when he introduced LAwfOrd, the roof blew of.
 There's no mystery about lt. LawfOrd's bobbysOx fans just made mere noise than Wynn's followers. So it was Wynn who came out second best.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
TED DYSON. Taxicab Driver. S Gaffney Place:

And I think the town is especially attractive at Christmas with all those decorations. But only at Christmas-at other times, think it's the deadest town I ever saw" ROSE BARBINA,
 High School student,
 g French Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19
oLAMoR To aRANpMoTMER

It seems only yesterday that . beautiful blonde named Ann Hard- ing was our favorite screen pin.up girl. Remember oil those giafnorous roles in Paris Bound" Holiday" and "T'he Trial of Mary Dugan'9
 Well, Ann b now playing char actor roles in Hollywood, and her latest will surprise Q lot of people, Shes playing the 70-year-old mother of George Brent in . new film, Christmas Eve"
 But beneath the makeup she's just c beautiful as ever.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-19

The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collector of Taxes, City Hall, Wa terbury, Connecticut.
 Attest:-
 JOHN DaooRPo. i2-lo-3t Clerk.