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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
BornoPd Program 
 Seven DeyA
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Seven boys and elaht Rlrls wlll paa eelve tllnlogAaA from Barnard Crane mar Sehool At commencement eAs egeises Tuesday. Presentation of the certificates wtll he made by Miss Elizabeth ~. Carroll.
 Members of the class are. John Bartnsh. feer Kermit Benson. Cafs mine Delsulnna. Francis Edward 0fusso. RTnncls Joseph kerner, Daniel David pAaMno. Peter Joseph iensSt. tots Ruth Anlnger, Mary Stella DeVilo, Marie Jane DiNapoll Helen Ann oruody. Marllyn jane tepoFe tlaHel Veronica Meskell, Catherine Anpellne palladino, Jans lce Sylvia zebris,
 The program wlll he as follows: MaFch-Connecticut March Glass Song Connecticut ........ CiaAs psano Solo-Bells at Eventide
 ................ Janice zebris ncem-Sone for . Little House
 .s............... Marie DiNapoli Vooal solO-Aaemory Lane
 ................ Marilyn Lepore roem-Work ..... Hasei Meskell Sones-Aty Treasure
 Italian Street Sons Glass Poesn-The Minuet Helen oroody piano-1'he Minuet Janice zebris Dance-The Minuet Girls of Glass Poeni--A Laugh .... Lois Anlnger Song-When the Golden sun is
 Melting .............. Glass poena-laOofs ..... tOis Benson Presentation of Diplomas
 ....... MisS Elizabeth N. Carroll Sons-Now the Day Is Over Glass Song-Sstar Spangled Banner Aareh-ClaSs Song ........ Glass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
US. Gives Chino
 .$6O2,O45,0OO bm Lend Le0se

Washington gaaAR BS-UPs- CnHzs hss sMOeses mssge EaAn m60z zDkS@9n aD AmnEs5czn R0o- iease s9c klnoe W-J Dsg. Pseka6ens Truman sepW1a6 70 Congress to- day. ano me GOg ad slsppaeS 70 GeneTallsslnn0 Chssng Ks6-zassk s Nsaa0nsllSt aEna1es EsD o0nzdnne aain s8 9spaDeae zndlEssY sogox hsEae baeD caeaEec fE'0m Cana
 The 00nEa1na160r Sd seD6-sease Hac 10 Ch11a- has DeeD necessary so enaale that country Co zaae Oses the ssass under Japsnese 0ocsps- Eaon. MT- TFMnsn told Congress lD aase zz6 easszesSy sepoez on EIse Opesaz1ons DG the Unlra6 States sa1@0o@oo0oo SssraHe @asrssI asd program
 d sad ahsr Cshsns had renewed hs6 S6 inc ss1s2.SSs sn sen0-Besse supplies snlppec 10 AIlSe6 gOsern- naen1S betNAeD w-J Dsy and Last Flo 2s The Bsvrash EBapase sD0 Fssnof. Egtb whom Elsss lend -sesse settlements asse haeD s0mpsesad. reoeiaso S11s 63s900 Sn6 sI0s sSs.- ssse- neagsaCssae4y. sstss ssae fighting sa0pDsd- RSsas zSs e5SSH5a ans
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

mHms SSsukaSanAE. ard JAAfAr Ptshe. wEEs. Ae.xxssr 0s shE ANeTbalian -DeceGrEzsS.~ hsS Saened an agree. mMEz.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Methodist

s1. PAOL's. e Easa fasm stseet-The Rev Edwa N Hempe. pastor. A ehidTen's day program by the Sun day school, s;s0 a. Winning the Race will pastors sermon subject at the worship at which day school members will participate. 10iS d. Mid week dev0tions, Tuesday. 7:30 ?. sunday School picnic at Lake Quassapaug, June a. 10 a. FIRST, Garner NaFth Main and SaVinan John J. snavey pastor, ChdFeR's day program 1e:30 q. m. Youth Fellowship D.
 WEST SIDE HIlL- West MaR street.-the Rev. Bruce WhtttemoTe. pastor, Tn the Wake of War win be che pastors sermon subject n a. The Youth Fellow ship will hike. ?. Trustees meeting. Tues a:aO m.
 GRACE, Axa Thamasten AveRae-The Rev. Richard Mutt pastor Church school. s:45 While There s Hope Will be the pastors sermon subject at the worship. n 2. n. senior Youth Fellowship. m Junior Youth Feilowshtp D. Property and parsonage eoEnnaittes meeting, Tuesday 7;S0 m. WOmeR'a Society fer Christian Service will hold their Central Y.M.CA. Wednesday. 6:30 D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
FomedAuthou Dinner Guest Monday PM.
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bonor guests Nalao R.ln lDe pEessn' al the Silver Slfsilse dinner and reception af the Wa4azburv Coun- oal uf Cath0llc WuFnen af raae aute Elean Monday nlal1a saEne Hz ln- ulude Mosi Rev. Rsnsy 2 OBra.n DID Bishup rsi HaEa1arc. slBs Rnr DaVld ". TNonaev s g.. os rils Ds- parumert of SacsoloCv a1 Eols aCross ColleCe. WoncesiRs. Mas ths Eaon0rable sohn s asansEsn Meyur '0f WaseE'bunv- 1Glss aaszv ? o FlHhertv. chairman ad Fase Con nectirlu Council ssf CsfAanlr Wnm- en. gf Hartford. and aaasS Mar Enes'tse Bovlan. FhD. eNerlHtvE secretary uf 4he Oaahullr ChaEaries sot BrOoklyn, N. Y- The Rer. Eugene P CEEne. Council aazasnr and diaectnr of the Diocesan Bureau .of Social Sesz1oe xn Wz1gsbEv. wilI glue the RddEess uf aHloame. nEizE Lacy A. B0sges. chairman. Nin Ene- z1de.
 Mss BOylan af 1naallEn. ~ " aS 10<IntT chairman sad zaae Cusn- alsctlcln C0lAnril sof GnzAanlsc Wan en- and esaec1Iuize secnelhgw @f rlae Dl0cesan Blrnau in HasEaoHc. Ehe IS author a0f nlhe &ldElv Eeao bOnk published in 1Daa. .Eorial WelEasR m the Cafholic ChlHuh.' also sd They Shall RlsR Akain. an ar- oaasni of heT eEpez9enne m EaEgpR after Wo-ic War [
 BimF4E W.sRir
 Path T'RaOneE. xaes' speaker sf Ffae evening val take for ms eogslr Democracy Es Challenged %
 The Wstarburv Council HaE ar- rsnlgec in December aal1 ak an auxiliary .0f the DaoQesan Buneau cd Secisl SeTwsoe. the present Aaeac- quarters al 5S ChlBxza Sfnssa. The Hsesnbershlp includes Csz1ullr Women from eNesT pasash ln rae crty and HeW nesTaby a0RElS. The members glpe VoluiItaer aSastanoe n q broad program d orgarlizec charity. bolc monaalK nseeaings. and assist m uhe program of social welfare outlined bE 9E1e Diocesan Bureau. The present membershlp IS close to 5000 according So fleunes t0talec si the close of the naoert membership drive ssao annOunoec by the drive afslnmsn. Mrs. Ben- lamln LsVsllee
 s hfnifec number oi tauleiE 5or the olnnsr are svailsble st Diocesan Bureau heaoqusgfers 56 Chusxsh Street. and may be called for tlaere bN Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
VIEW. Opens State Encan,pment Today 10000 Expected To Attend Bridgeport Program; Election of Officers
 Tomorrow
' OEanOPROW

VesRsank os World War n wtl soan wGsh sEsozR 0s Worth War sm shse stTxa EnSiwar major gather. sEG oG xEgTboe men in Bridgeport sNsdsy and Sslsnsy When members ns the VeseranS os PbgsRtn wars Wtl hold SseSr ssh annual COnnecticul StssE Eslrasnpassent and the auxtll- ssy nx 9ssh gathering under the SazspaeE@ 0s tabe RsgnsURu W HaF- EsS pDSs sSS and auxiliary
 TIDe meralEag os men wlso SeTNeti EE< nsEh0n In eteEy corner OI the sAoaSe WIhl h= TSpsete with numeT- cans SyseE1sI events. Outstanding of snszsE wtIl he tl1e garaoe to be con- oAEzec sl P M. to-day with such gnsEx a. the Second Governor < FO0s Guard u1ah Major Joseph 4 WeshSs sn command. taking part Tnnbk uSnsl will bs seen in parade lsegP snr the fiEsa time since l9O3. NsSEmeroazs musical units will be in aSEe ng march so compete for pris- ex Fhe parade will form ai Sea Ssne Park and march north On Man SEgees sO Bulls Head where n W1lI dlSpeESE
 Slsea Ggan5 Marshal
 C1oT Lewk A. Shea wtll be grand marshal os the parade and LSesr Col. Arthur C Bennett. chief Os s1ast A flight of B-25s from GrEDler, iield w1Il fly over the line Os march.
 Two Navy ships Wtll be anchored Aere during the encampmeni. They are the USS. J. P Kennedy, Jg. D-SS0 under command Ot cnSdT H e. Moore. US.N.. and the USS DaTby. DE 2is commanded by LSelIL CmdT Charles Turner, U. s. N R. Visiting hours will be from 2 A- M 10 n A. M. and from ! ?. V tO so P. N. on SatlIr- dsy and Sunday.
 TJDe parade committee consists Os John Buckley. JT.. Philip J. TlDOEnpson- Brig. Gen. Rex B. De- LscOsIT. CDldT. Albert J. Merritt, C8sdT SIBes. Col Prank N. Greene. LisiSf Col Bennett. Lieut. Col ROteTs R Springer. William P. ByckIey. John A. Anderson. An- cTnH EtefeDsk. Walter Bulmer. William SpIcketi. Joseph Calipi- Isye. Kenneth Faulkner. Steve Ma pewsxi. Robert Brewster. William Campbell. Ray Sherwindt. James DsIy. Leo Rufkowski and Pete Klllls.
 Other hiehIigfts Ol the gather ing wiIj be a dinner today in K. Of C. hall Election oi officers will take place On Sunday when the principal business of both the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
POstman Rings Once; Once Proved Enough

BrldgepOri. June 15-The gaor- man rang OnlY onoe Nestendsy bu. thai was enough
 An unloentifled man walked iilio Aquor store and hlf Pnopslet0r John $ Saoen 0D the head Rith 'lle bun Of 6 revolver Before he notud rlii' ti1+ cssb seelsser. Mai < ai i4''i JOi4A ] kas4e ar0ll,c ln.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Congregational

UNION, Oakville-The Rev. Locke. paster. will be sunday school sessions during the Send You Forth will be the pastors sahieet ner conference. l0:AS The junior messass wih he 'seeond Hand shoes Bought and Sold. PisFtW Fslowship vii meet to go te Paul staistrem's eea ID charge of Miss Edna stever. 1;3e htNkEh Mltl. s1a naRksT MiA Ayeans-rhe Alan N. Fairbank. pastor. Not by Bread Alone be the pastors sermon suhteet the worship teive Communion. n q,
 ITALIAN, CeFneF Unlen ana Saaeh Eann S1Reetafhe Rev A lawrence niFloFlo paster Our Father Wac AEs in Heaven will be the pastarB subject. n nesday, < D. m.
 SOUTH. FteslSaaat aaa nnAawla Sauvsas-TAe Rev. M wehb Wright. pastof The Rev, 'trees Weed of Nahs bivnity school wl the palpt tona0rrow h ths absence of the pastor who win hs GEinnelA for the meetinh 0f the Congregational Conmcm ef uhrlstlan Churches. n
 ~td0Na NefnsV West @mlm mn1 NAmAmma Assmms- The Rev lohn C. Walker paateE Truth h Stsena wh1 he the paAtef's seFmon suhdeet at the worship at whlsh thsIe VIII alse es service sf eapslsna n a Mf. and Mrs Club pienie at tha Robinson eeeaa9s Lake WaramaHg, z:30 p m Annual eradle ra1a party in Davenport fall Thuasaay. ps Raazlam Rna9srs Guild meeting. Monday. 7s5e Evening DebartHsnt picnic st Lake Qaasapans. Iaaa a. IsIs w TwEun. a3l WiNhan9 Avsnas-Fhs Rav Conner H AsaaH pastor. sunday sehaef % a wersnips Hesas a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Free! Famous Reynolds Pens

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
AzeFbaijans Agree To Return Co Iran

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Oakville Resident
 TO Face City Court

Charged with violation of the rules of the road. Michael Ezzo. 34. of 7Sa Buckingham Street. Oakville. was notified to appear in City Court this morning.
 Motor Patrolman James Sweeney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Hv GAYNOss MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Attacking the problem of hOw to put more meat on the dinner table meat refrigeration experts have de- velOped a new aging rack which restores more than 10 percent Of shrinkaee lost in older methods of natural agins. The new rack also cuts from z8 days tO only . days the time required to make meat more tender.
 Tn tests conducted for the U S. Army. shFinkage in the new rack was l33 per cent. as compared with S66 per cent for the same cuts of beef naturally aged. Trim ming loss tn the new rack vas reduced 739 per cent
 The secret of the new process. which. in addition to speeding up the aging process. makes it eco nOmieally possible for your buteh- CT to age meat for you. tn keeping the meat at q constant teFnpeFa- tuFe and . high humidity.
 Tn the older process of cOOler-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

sermon sople. ~sou= Ways To s~@sshA A-a@-' Asa- day. monthly meeting ea Tuesday, wsshIy E@ class wsdaa~~ssa- 1aAss Society Mrs LOHns ASFu Ch1pnaa Street. 2.30 D GiHH Seeuns. D. aA FIRST. Ws41 Nzsa sssssa-TAs Rev a xeaasEA AaEasag drHuanhe emmnas4. Neighb0r~ sashhrsn se church school bfbHss as sressnn- ed at the worship, IH a m4 W9msn fer the Red CFass h@saiHaAN W@aassskHN- Advisory eommisHes meeting uas 9h4Hsh sarhsnS Wednesday,. D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
ERNEST GagANAalSSaa. FlnemplOged,
 22 Holmes Axenue.

GOT ap- prove p5 flaf OPA pollcFs SO l don Wsni to see Chestei BOHles eiuilel governor or sen. ahn. Tine CPE has created Q tJittk market l5aJAlCA lo C |. t4aN Hat liR .l1 lS ee lIlsle Aa l.rTlr aT.T..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
"R'S NY
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1sHns N ~ FumuFa6 EHr Humlas may snsRr crn muua pHlfaus. WEwl6 WI rEgEw ae Azxe h1m rWn Err vup- Nrmur Rr wHnaaue
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

mt hawe. 10 wurTw ab0in tlre prss- MAme groups. He has cune a splendid Bab wlth the OPA.. cunader1uR Glre tu1ieed power anc moncv hr hSo ao w0uk with. Bm I dons sn- elfEg aprroye ud the OPA. be- gause 9t hazna ksen efIerrsp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Advent C1Sissio1

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
BoptIst

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

<. m. Captain Van Gould will deliver the sermon at The holiness service n 80 a IA. Charles Mae1ei- Ian, director, will preach the sermon at the YeuRg
 Peoples Legion meeting 6:lS Mira Van Gould
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

@Mlnk 1se has any executlNe a5allfg. hRManss aase OPA didn't RpOrk out 1aae ahil1ty ad an esecrssse Fnalses enR the success uf hIresu or or- Rznl1s1A1n. OPA sso9ld tR oils- Dansed Nash e<oeus sant onnnrol
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

said Ezzo. going west on West Main Street shortly after 2 P. N yesteF- day. crashed into the rear Of a ear driven hy Albert ]. Bideau of 6 0lenFidae Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

 RnWles esas islHn- gled tiae OPA
 and I con ! want hlm fg oungle Connm- tiClIt issues. Wk l1age a Rell- gaGnsd staik here RmsMlal- lE, I think iE
 IS a grand anc lsHllAant fellow BNt [ don f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
InterdenominotionoI

GG.AD TtDeAG TABERNACLE. CerasF Unlhm sad soath sS@ ssfssss-nsDry Carlson. minister sunday school c. co, Tbs pastors subject wlli be What s cbristianT, 2. The Rev, Ralph Wilson of New Britain Wi hf fhe speaker at the eyanseiatc service s,se q Prayer meeting. Thursday. D. m.
 sAkVAVsOA AW1N, Chevy h1Feet-faptain and Mra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
MARTINI NWnAR @ua Dnnsr. &uAumn Asmnmes

" don't xlis- @EI1wEue of him
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
mmE WY RWWwR. GlulnHme gasE,. &H siRsEAans

people working agsifl.d hln think he would make good gUv- srnor or senator Personally would like to sec hlan take the gov- ernOrship.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

NnclmUn ap enter CoilnoCtlcut po1- t3us wdil no elosgbt be governed by u1wk happens. tlalrk ilhsi l8e has ounR Q good sob in Washington. snc tE1s RaouHd lS faIrlv favors5ls'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
lutheron

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Sunday Services i1 Churches Of Waterbury

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-11
Hogan Sets
Texas Record

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 11-(UP)
Ben Hogan, the little man with
the bigk swing, headed for New Or
leans today with new Texas open
record, first prize money of 81 500
and a set of very hot golf clubs in
his possession.
Hogan, the former Texas caddy,
new from Hershey, Pa, was one of
the favorites to win the $500 New
orleans open which starts Thurs
day.
1t was HoganS day yesterday and
even though the defending cham
pion, Sammy Byrd, matched him
stroke for stroke, he couldn't reduce
the margin between them and fin
iShed six strokes behind.
Hogan's 72-hole total Of 264 broke
the old Texas open record by four
strokes. His final round of "a, which
was seven under par, was within one
stroke Of tying the 18-hole Bracken-
ridge course record Of g.
Byrd was a stroke better than
Hogan on the morning round with
a 81 against Hogan's IS, but the
cards were reversed in the afternoon
when Little Ben took the g. and
Byrd had the IS.
Out OF the championship battle
but in the money as usual was By
ron Nelson the Toledo, O., shot
maker, who finished third with a
273, three strokes behind Byrd.
Byrd earned 81 900 and Nelson add
ed $3.50 to his winter winnings. Mel
son had putter trouble, a rarity for
him, and he had a morning round
Of 70, one over par. He shot a SO in
the afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-11
|Squosh Play
|AtY' Todoy

Play will start today at the Of
fical opening of the Squash Court
at the Central Y. M. G. A. which
has just been converted from a
handball court.
A new rear wall has been put in,
along with new lighting fixtures
aid the court painted all white and
marked off according to the rules
of the game.
It is anticipated that a large
number will be playing the game
from the demand that has been
made by the members. The court
Is on the roof and all enclosed and
heated at a temperature comfort
able for play.
A club will be formed with off,
GERS and team will be drawn from
the membership to play In state
competition among other YMCA's
and also play in the State Y. M. C.
A. championships which will be
sponsored the latter part Of March
and the first week In April.