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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
O'Deo Named ToP Park Post
 Popular cooeh Fills
 Boord Voconev

The Board of Park Commission CTS vacancy was filled yesterday with the nambing of Thomas O,Dea. manager of the Naugatuck Valley Wholesale Grocery Company, to the post.
 Mir. ODea is an ardent follower of sports and has a keen interest in recreational activities. During the war he served on several food ra- tioning committees including the es- sential manpower committee of the food industry which was afiiliated with the Selective Service.
 He graduated from Wilby High School in 1918. He is married and has one son, Thomas, Jr. His father is Michael oDea, retired city em-
 Mir. O'Dea was active as player manager. and coach in the City Amateur League and the old Mer- cantile Twilight League, his Econ- omy team winning the Civil City League title.
 AS coach of sports he piloted the teams at SS. Peter and Paul Church for several years. When he re- signed last week he was given a testimonial dinner by East End residents.
 Last season his basketball team won the title of the Parochial School League with IA straight vic- tories. This year his track team won the city school championship. His SS. Peter and Paul baseball nine won the league title with B vic- tories. The city championship was won by his SS. Peter and Paul CYO baseball team and his East End team finished runnersup in the Pub- lie Parks League.
 MT. O'Dea lived at i26 Frost Road until recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
iWidOlU Awarded S6, ,8S5 By Compensation Director

Payment oe ee.eSS.ea wdll he made Co NfSe. Anna NoFnAa&ls Uf a Sprine Slxeel NaaGaluck, wasoee husband alea frosa on occnsational clseaee. according to q finding end ewArd naae today oy Compensation Com. missioner Harry KrNsoW.
 The NaneNtalck man, Stephen neEnaltls an egnpaoce of tlie EASt~ ern MAlleaele fron Company for 90 years died Sept. : from pulmonary tagoerslAoSiS due Co eillcosiA accoEa~ ing Co the finding, Commissioner KrAsow points out that tlae worker first complained of Illness last June and that he received weekly Cise ability payments from June Ss Oo Aug. 9e
 The award calls for payment oe S2l!el weekly for Sl9 weeks. Pay- ment of al medical expenses end s2S0 toward burial expenses also was provided.
 MT. Dernailes was survived og five children, al over 10. MsS. Ber- naitls was listed as the sole depen~' dent.
 Axreeanenas for weekly payments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Mixr0chi Delegates Return Home
 DsIsgOtsS Hear
 FoFMel Reports
 On Palestine

The Waterbury delegatlon te the national convention of the aalaFaohl Organization Of America returned from AtlAnAitc City yesterday. The local delegates were: Rnbhi say. mour 0ewlrtn Maurice L. Ueiman. simon Goldman, and lhe Rev Meyer vafshavlak. The Misrachl Organization represents the Fellgi- otls, orthodo1 wing of the Zionist movement and is on intearal part of Che world Zionist organlEaklon, The convention opened oct. 50, and lasted until sunday afternoon. 10 was held At the et. Charles Hotel, Atlantic Ciay.
 A Leon oellnan, noted Hebrew and Yiddish writer and editor, nd. ton president of MinrAchl who had returned last month froiKA an ex. tended tour of European countries and Palestine, reported on condi. tluns he had found. He sAid that the spirit of the Jewish settlement in Palestine remained uKlhroken in the face of British oppression, and Ahe determination to build their Homeland despite all obstacles is now stronger than ever.
 The convention voted c budget in excess of one and one-half million dollars for MiErachi projects in Palestine, spiritual rehabilitation of the remnants of European Jewry, whose ultimate goal is tho Land of Israel, and for Jewish education in the United States. A substantial amount towards this budget was raised ct the Education session on Saturday night after the delegates heard q stirring address hy Prof. Henry Raphael Gold of New York on the importance of education in Jewish life.
 The closing session sunday ai- ternoon was climaxed by a "Ka- bolas Punim" (welcome to our midst) to two eminent rabbis who had saved. themselves from the Maxi slaughter, Rabbi Avigdor Zip. perstein, grandson of Rabbi Reines, foundner of Mizrachi, and Rabbi pr. Jacob Avigdor, the only sur- viving rabbi of Poland, who, in ad- dition to great rabbinic erudition, is also the master Of 12 languages and holds several university de- grees.
 The convention reelected the en- tire slate of officers who served dur ing the past year. Rabbi Seymour 0ewirtz and Maurice l.. Kelman of this' city were elected to the Vaad Hapoel, the National Executive Committee of Mirachi. The dele- gates greeted with enthusiasm the report that the organization has passed the 5000 mark in member ship. and re-dedAcated themselves to the Mizrachi slogan, 'sThe land of Israel for the people of Israel. in the spirit of the Torah of Israel"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

earlng disability or for specific pay nlent in case of permanent injury were agSlrOred aS eolloNSs
 ArAM BArNuniAn of NAN1ahsck against Peter Paul, fncu ot Nanga- tuck, S2s.e4 tor to.A weeks, five per. cent loss of use of rleht hand
 Fhilip SchiaVo Co e6 Ayers Ssreet against Scovill MAnNfactsmine Com. pAny, elAVi for five weeks, % per. cent loss of lcts ring finger,
 A. SegStimas og oakville against Chase Bras & Copper Company Waterbury Manufacturing Com pany Slant, e2O,oi for ae weeks, 10 Isercent loss cf function of right index finger.
 Anthony DitonaFSlo of e rnnan Street against ChaN Brass & cop- per Company, Metal Works plant, so beginning Oct IS, Sprained back.
 James Carroll cf eee Baldwin Street against Chase Brass & Cop- per Company Metal Works plant, saaee beginning Oct, l7, back ine hiry,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Domenic Castelano Plans Dwellings

Ten construction mortgages for one-fana&iS frame dwellings on Deerfield Avenue have been taken out by Domenic Castelan from the First Federal Savings and Loan As- sociation of Waterbury, according to documents filed at the town clerks office in City Hall yesterday.
 Each mortgage is for $5,0O0. The buildings to be erected will be one and one-half story. Total indebted ness is $50,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Settlement In S2O,OOO Suit

Withdrawal papers were filed in Superior Court today in the $20, 900 civil action of Maria Guarino Ber- ardi, administratrix of the estate of Filomena Guarino of Waterbury. against the Town of watertown, the New Haven Railroad, and An- gelo Barbino of Waterbury. Trial of the case started last month, but a settlement was reported before presentation of evidence was com- pleted. !
 Mrs. Guarino was fatally injured Sept. l8. l945, when a car in which she was a passenger was struck by a train at the railroad crossing at French Street in Watertown. The car was operated by her daughter and owned by her son-in-law, An- gelo Barbino.
 Settlement terms were not dis closed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

bers are on strike and 10 non-union employees are still staging away from their jobs. He said that 10 strikers, fearing loss of pension rights, have gone back to work. The la0 figure given by Supt. Scott smith includes Water Department employees and street sweepers, Mfr. Martin asserted,
 The union claimed today that two new employees were hired by the Street Department yesterday.
 It was learned that the union had declined to withdraw pickets from the Bureau of Water gate on Benedict Street.
 The union steward said that with- drawal of the pickets from this gate had been asked by Supt. Scott- Smith, who said that the gate was for Water Bureau vehicles and em- ployes. The union spokesman ob- jected, saying that the gate had been used also by Street Depart ment men. Mir. Martin said that he was told by Capt. Fred Hickey of the Police Department that the pickets could be maintained at the gate 90 long as there was no dis turbance.
 Arrival in Waterbury of State Mediator Philip J. Rooms was be- ing awaited by union leaders. MT. Koons met with both sides for the first time last Friday. His new visit was presumably to deal with the unions allegations against the city government.
 Street Department workers went on strike last Wednesday. They seek i0k cent hourly pay in. crease, time and a half for over. time beyond 70 hours, and improved working conditions. Engineering Bureau workers, who also went on strike last week, subsequently re- turned to their jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
R. Woson Speaks On Lobor Abuses

Bridgeport, Nov. B. CUP) - Re- gardless of the outcome of the elec- ton, labor abuses now countenanc- ed by a pushoyer government are going to be reduced considerably due to public clamor." according to Rob- ert R. Wason. president of the Na- tional Association of Manufactur- CTS.
 Wason said in a speech last night that no important leader of either party had defended industry or op- posed labor in this campaign.
 "The change, if any, will have to be credited to the protest of the people. rather than to indifferent employers" he added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
White Supply Co. Leases Property

A three-year lease for property at 477 West Main Street has been issued to the White Supply Cozn- pany by Bernard E. and Ethel c. Donnell according to 2 document filed at the town clerks office in City IKaN yesterday. The lease went into effect on July at an annual rental of ei ,02O. T1me firm conducts Q mill supply, factory and steel of- flee equipment business on the premises,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Minor Blazes Call Out Fire En9ines

Four pieces Of apparatus respond- ed at 9:36 A. A. today to an alarm turned in when an oil burner over flowed at the home of Francis Ba- goni of 30h Beacon Street. At o:4T A. M, firemen from Engine Com pany 2 extinguished . brush fire at Wolcott Street and Stillson Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Over 100 Apply orCitizenship

Several additional names have been added to the list of citizenship candidates who will appear at a naturalization session in Superior Court tomorrow morning. The list now includes 98 names. Three other applicants are scheduled to be re- patriated.
 John Mollica, naturalization ex- aminer from the Hartford office, will present the candidates to Judge Thomas E. Troland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
East End Youngsters Tnr1per With Cars

Police have been alerted to check on youngsters in the East End who are letting air from the tires of cara and tampering with fire hydrants. Superintendent William J. Roach said the order was issued after the Street Department complained that youngsters have loo0ened several caps on the hydraRits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Lithuonion Unit
 To Fete Veterons

A reception for returned veterans will be held by the Association oi Lithuanian workers, 6 national fra. ternal organization, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at verta Hall, l0s Green Street.
 Dr. John Ssaneslow, 6 Navy vet. eran, will present certificates to all ex-servicemen present. John ORmau of Brooklyn, N. F. secretary of Na- tional Activities for Youth, will be the principal speaker.
 A musical program will be pre- sented by the Vilijos Chorus, under the direction of Miss Gertrude Olin- skas. Miss Ulinskas was soloist at the recent Lithuanian Art and Cul- tural Exhibit in Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Fire at Night
 Routs Boomers

New Haven. Nov. 6-(UP)-Sev- eral persons were routed from their beds late last night when fire swept the second floor of c tour-st0ry. brick rooming house.
 4 top-foor resident discovered the blaze and shouted to three youths passing the house. who then turned in the alarm. Bremen carried some of the roomers to safety down a ladder.
 Cause of the Are was undeter. mined
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

Gertrude smith Co TnomaGlon sAvlnes Bank, three pieces og prop efty on Gordon Street, ea,ooo.
 Rev. oeorge and Nora Arnold to Thomaston Savings Bank. property on Elizabeth Street, eA.oo0.
 George 0. and Nora Arnold eo Helen Dubosky, property on EllHA. beth Street ei,OO0.
 Jerry covlno Co Thomaslon eav- ines Bank, property on East Main street, eRO0o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
PAUL LUCIAN,
 Clerk, le0 Joseph Street:

Il Inuk bt1e Republicans, be- cause the small towns are going to swamp the Democrats. Fur thermore, I've observed @ swing in the cities to- ward the Re pubicans. It's my feeling the people feel they need Q change
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

East Hampton, Nov. 5.-CUP)- Fellow employees of Edward Nelson, who lost ten members of his family in a fire Oct. 22, reported today they $750 at the Pratt & Whitney Division Of United Aircraft. The sum boosted the Nelson benefit fund to more than $l 1850.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Papers Recorded In
 Recent Reality DeaIs

Documents filed ln the town clerks office in City Hall incN0es
 hlsseGAge RelNses
 Bronson tlhrary Fund og the City oe waterbury to Edwin Q, Hunt
 Arthur E. Denker, administrator. Co Arthur E. Denker.
 Waterbury savings Bank to Julia DadaArlo.
 NauRaenck savings Bank to Bea. sic l., Petltlean.
 Anne M. O Dlck eo bomenle CastelAno.
 Waterbury savings Bank to Ba- ward ]. Kelly.
 Park City Auto Finance Company Inc, to Ernest n JnllAno, and wife.
 Archie Blondln bo Robert and William kosersky.
 Savings & Loan Association of Waterbury Inc, to Joseph Mendlllo.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to An- nie Kraskow.
 Naugatuck Savings Bank eo Anna D. and Joseph Green.
 Mildred P. Bird to Gertrude smith.
 waterbury Savings Bank to Helen DOboskp. a
 TnOmastOn savings Bank to Jerry
 Warranty Deeas
 Clifford K. wood to Marion n, Reed, property on Bunker Nill
 Harry ], Beardsley to 1saaore B, Kramer, property on Lincoln Street,
 The Clock City Lodge Home. I. B. P. o. .. of Waterbury Go Wil. liam c. Thomas, property on Pearl Street.
 The Bristol Company Co Nellie N. Durbin, property on Pear street,
 The Bristol Company Go John !, Durbin, property on Highland Ave. nue and Pear Street,
 The Bristol Company to Alice A t.ysaEowski. property on Pear Street and Bristol Avenue.
 Thomas ]. and Jennie Rarhlar, 70 Andrkw and Antonina SRainow- SKY, property on East Main Street
 Donald R. Welsman to Helen A eeeoeronis, property on Middle Aurore ouelletse to Arthur n s,so sno. Lillian K. Casey, property on Helen DuBosky to oeorre e, and Hora Nora Arnold. property on Elizabeth
 Quit ClaIm Deea.
 Uaoys P. Macauley to Clifford \. wood, property on Bunker mn Avenue and White Road,
 Bessie B. Gaines to Clifford sr wood, property on Bunker ffili Avenue. ' Savings & Loan Association of waterbury. Inc. to Bernadette saaiag. s..ai property on Ellsworth Bernadette schlag to Leone M Howe. property on OlenA Avenue Francis R. Burns to Elizabeth M Burns, property on Chapel Street Nicola and Susie DtMugio to Louis DiMuzio, property on Chesh- ire Avenue.
 Louis DiMuzio and Louise Fas- DAAaO 70 NICOLA DlMuzio nronertv on Inelewood Avenue.
 Robert and William Kosersky to Seymour Steinberg, property on Rena Lane.
 Anna D. Green to Joseph ! 0geen. property on MacArthur
 Mortgage Deeds
 Lsaoore Kramer to Savinos A Loan Association Of Waterbury. he, property on Lincoln Street. Helen A. Federonls to Donald R Weisman. property on Middle Stree t S2x46.
 Seymour steinberg to First Fed eral Savings & Loan Association of Waterbury, property on Rena Lane, Joseph Mendillo, to Antonio Nar- deih, and wife, two pieces of prop erty on Hubbell Avenue, 97,lOO. Lillian K. and Arthur B. Casey to First Church in Waterbury. Inc. property on Edson Avenue. seOOO. Joseph J. Green to Naugatuck Savings Bank, property on smith, wick Street, 96,O00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
EDWARD MANzI.
 College student and Veteran,
Mnodhnrx,

T think it will be Q snow victory, with Baldwin prob- Nbly getting the Senate seat, and Radkevicll, Con- KresSional ofnce. There's going to be a lot of ticket uplifting this lime. The vet srans' vote is going to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Roach to Address .Sfafe Police Students

Police Supt. William J. Roach will be the guest speaker tomorrow af- ternoon at the Bethany State Police Barracks Police Training School The topic of his address will be Cooperation of State and Muni- cipal Police in Public Relations"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

heavy. When they were across, they learned not to vote for party but the best man. I predict Snow will get 1t because the Republicans in Hartford during the past several years might have done all right for the state, but they didn't do anything for the veterans when you consider their indifference to the veterans bonus and the hous- tng problems. I guess Baldwin has sent a letter recently to every vet
 sran in the state. know got one"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
ROBERT D. WINCHESTER, Veteran and Student, 60 Grace Avenue:

"It's going to swing to the Re- publ ic 6 ms all around. The
 cities - usually D c m O c T atic are beginning to realize that the s m alle e T towns are doing very well under the Republicans. Another thing, I think McL,eVy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
"R's NY OPINION"
Question; Who's going tO win tho election tOdays sosErn MUcClNo, RaetoEy workeH Eastwood Avcnacs

"McLeVy Be- cause the peo@ pie know if he could make such a good mayor in Bridgeport for n yearS he can make a very good governor. The sentiment has swung to- ward McLevy because M the
 tifecniisfan kAnn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
WALTER MEIER, Factory Worker,
 Country Club Road:

Ae%Nys q AAC people want a C 0 m D ] c t e change. They're too fed up with the way things are going. Mc- Levy has done a remark a ble job in Bridge D Tt, an d I don't see why he won't do it in the state. The
 Rens1hlican uov.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
IS THIS NORMALCY9

Cleveland, Nov. 5.-(UP)-The Savoy Meat Market today began giving away nylon hose to encour- age business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

will pull a heavier vote than usual, and this will strengthen the Repub- licanS"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

with the two big parties, And par hcularly among veterans After goo ne through the war they come home and find the people in the govern nent are not even interested In ehe eovernment.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05

ernment we've had has been direct ly responsible for our housing short- age by making no attempt to al- leviate it.. And they've refused to give the veterans their bonus"
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