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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
 Local Bonk

Richard J. vogt was elected vice. president of The Colonial Trust Company at a meeting of the Board of Directors yesterday. For merly of Cranford, N J.. he was engaged in investment counsel and banking in New York City before entering the Naval service.
 Attached to the Naval Military Government, Foreign Finance D.vis- ion, vogt participated in the for mutation of financial and econimic plans for Pacific Theater operations and served as Currency Control Officer. Military Governors Staff, in the Okinawa occupation.
 Before entering the Navy, he was attached to Scudder, Stevens and Clark of New York, investment counsel, and previously with the Central Hanover Bank & Trust Company. New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Five Forfeit Court Bonds

Five motorists, charged with pass ing stop signs, failed to appear be- fore Judge John L. Gaffney in City Court today and forfeited bonds of S6 each.
 The i've are: Henry Gieslewski. 3e, of Naugatuck, Joseph Goldberg, 80. of 100 Bridgeport Street: Thom. as Addona, ls, of i3e Beech Street; Joseph Lombardi, q, of lo4 Di- vision Street. and Charles Sandt, a. of Naugatuck.
 Charged with breach of the peace and intoxication following a dis turbance in an East Main Street restaurant Saturday night. Japa- nese-born Chaichi Taxi, @, of 7a Savings Street, a counterman, was fined SIS on the former charge and Sl0 on the latter.
 Other cases: Henry Duffy, A. of S4 Judson Circle, breach of the peace, continued to Friday: Mat thew vasylius, 57, of 2S Bradley Avenue, non support. continued to Nov. 90; Richard LaRue, 8, of 4e Orange Street, assault breach of the peace and non support. continued to Saturday; valdemar Anderson, 36. of RED No. 2, Waterbury, it. legal parking. s6 bond: Eric Pear son, 9. of New Haven, speeding, nolled for SIP; Carmen DeCorso, 2l, of l7l Atwood Avenue. Andrew Lar son, 53. of Wolcott and Lee Cue ciardi, 2l, of 94l Highland Avenue, all charged with violation of the rules of the road and all granted nolles on payment of S6 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
.WidoWW Allowance

Tn a finding and award made to- day by former Compensation Com- missioner John J. O'Connell. pro- vision Is made for payment of S24.- s7 for B 20 weeks to Michalina Burblis of Ansonia, widow of John Burblis who was employed by the American Brass Company. The commissioner also ordered payment of ceratin medical and hospital bills and ruled against payment of others.
 The former commissioner, who had conducted hearings during his term of office on other phases of the case. ruled that the widow was no, entitled to any compensation ex- cept for the weekly sums due dur ing the period of her husbands to- tai incapacity.
 The brass worker had claimed he sustained a back injury April l6. l944. He died April 24. l945.
 It was ruled in the finding that the injury did not lead to his death, which was caused by multiple myeloma It was pointed out that there was a pre-existing back con- dition. and that the strain sus- tained on the day in question leo to pain but did not aggravate the pre-existing condition.
 The commissioner ruled that be- cause of the unusual character of the disease. the worker was tusu- fled in seeking additional medical opinion and ordered payment oi the bills of four doctors. Payment of a hospital bill also was ordered. Bills of doctors which the employe visited without consulting the nr1n were ruled out.
 ,ayment of burial fees also was ruled out.
 Commissioner Harry Krasow to. dav approved a stipulated award of s75O to Adolph Marquano oi Latchfield who claimed he sustained lead poisoning during employment Tn claim was made against Er- nest Marquand. doing business as the Maruuand Pairrt and Wall-pa- OtF NOlIlJdllN Ol bAA A%%o WI Union Hardware Company of Tor rington. both employers.
 Agreements for weekly payments during disability were approved by Commissioner Krasow as follows:
 Mortimer Vensel of ITO Plaza Avenue against Metropolitan Furni- ture Company of Waterbury, $2O.3l beginning Oct. g, back strain.
 Frank Bergamo of 25 Ives Street against Scovill Manufacturing Com pany. S29.37 beginning Oct. 29, in- jury to left foot.
 Arthur O'Donnell of l85 Baldwin Avenue against Manufacturers Foundry Company of Waterbury Sl5.79 beginning Oct. IT, fracture of right great toe.
 Antonio Daddano of 253 Bank Street against Waterbury Construc- ton Company. s30 beginning Oct IS injury to right hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Walter WlncheII
 On BrO0dw0y
sss NauA nusawA osSsNnA BsA BuS ussa

chop, a point of land extending Into Vlnyard Sound and ls, therefore, chip of the Chop Tek, task" |, sweet Bye and Bye" they say, went for quarter Of . million out of town ]. Durantc, who went from riches to Hollywood, turned down ib us per week at a Chicago spot Several Of the Broad. way "coney" spots have taken beating. They may shave their prices on most machines -, 2 suns celebrate their 9th year ct the Pic. cadilly Lounge tonight l, Lee Francis new book will rock" Coast CTS.
 If hls Coca. Cola boss gives the green light, M. Downey may 1pllt billing with Bea Llllle in Q London cafe A good pianist B Vim Roddie at the Hickory House. He attacks the clasics via boogee. woogee sam Barkens 5 O'Clock Club rp-opens on the 2ist On Dec. sth T'heater Guild of the Air will do one of It's rare originations outside of N. Y. from Chicago .,. Muriel Gaines of Ruban Bleu says she never dreamed the author of "Forever Amber" would go Artie
 Lynn Gilmore says t.ey laughed when Truman sat down at the pianner and they haven't stopped
 Opening night prices for 1ngrid's debut at the Alvin Gin "LorraineD will be the same as any night s480 top Quincy, Mass. on Nov, 18th will celebrate Ruth Gor- don Day. She was born at nearby Wollaston. The stars new ccm- edy," "Years Ago." Is in Boston Something to recommend If you're in Miami Beach or nearby: The Community Concert Series. Leo Huberman Is chairman. "Footlight Favorites" starts Dec. 2nd. They are run on a non-profit basis {. [. ]. Brooks Mccormack points to page i24 of famed digest mag which reports that Brooklyn gal won the Met Opera additions by singing The Flower Song from Carmen" He adds: Those digest editors had better brush up on their operas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Teacher Files S5OOO Action

A Waterbury school teacher, Mar earet Dwyer, filed a S5,000 civil ac- ton in Superior Court today against the City of Waterbury as the result of a fall Nov {, l945 on sylvan Av- enue.
 Miss Dwyer claims she was walk ing on sylvan Avenue near Ridge Street when she stepped into a hole in the sidewalk and fell. The hole was an inch and a half deep, two and a half inches wide, and lS inches long, according to the complaint drawn up by Attorney John P Toh- in.
 The plaintiff claims the city was negligent in failing to remedy the defect and also that it maintained @ nuisance.
 A fracture of the left ankle is list ed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Realty News
Mortgage Deeds

A0tt8&&E ONE8s
 Arthur B. and Lillian K. Casey to Fortunate Bouffard property on Edson Avenue. es.O0o.
 Henry L. and Elsa V. Kranpetz to estate of Biagio Bilancioni, two pieces of property on Post Street, HOO.
 Rose N. and Calisto C. Schiappa to Eustachio Schiappa, property on Fairfield Avenue. si.0oo.
 Angelo A. and Maria Galente to Joseph Colella. property on Law renee Street. ts.O00.
 Henry and Mary c. Barry to First Federal Savings and Loan Associa- tion of Waterbury. property at 4s Wildemere Avenue. s4y000.
 Frederick Quigley to Waterbury Savings Bank, property at T Roland Street. s2y500.
 Prank and Anna Lichwalla to Waterbury Savings Bank, property on Buckingham Street, Waterville. e4.OOo.
 Michael spina to Waterbury Sav- ings Bank, property at 46-48 Wy man Street, 10000.
 Grace L. Gaffney to Waterbury Savings Bank property at 27 Holmes Avenue. ei0.O00.
 Mortgage Assignments
 Elizabeth Winestine to Frederick Alexander.
 William s. Alta to James E. Rus sell as trustee.
 Arnold M. Hellmann to George A. Baronian.
 Warranty Deeds
 Joseph Coleiia to Angelo A. and Maria Gaianie, property on Law. renee Street
 sabins c. Latin to Henry and Mary c. Barry. property at 4S Wildemere Avenue.
 Isabel Moore to Michael Epsna. property at 46-4s Wyman Street
 Quit Claim Deeds
 Vincent and Mary 0enua to Rocco " and Frances E. 0enua. property on Rockland Avenue.
 Thomas P. Crowley to Marcel R. and Mary 4. Doryai, property on Wood Street.
 David c. Griggs to Waterbury Trust Company, trutee under the will of Waiter IF. Hart, property on walnut Street.
 Mortgage Releases
 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to Ruth S. and George ?. Petersen.
 Waterbury Hospital to Bessie Cowper.
 Paul Plzzo to Nicola and Louis DiMuzio and Louise Fazzino.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Jo- seph T. Pelle tier.
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Isabel Moore.
 Trustees Of Nosahogen Lodge No. 2l, LOOP. of Waterbury to Ben jamin l.. Coe.
 William c. Brooks to Torrance William c. Brooks to William H. Smith.
 William c. Brooks to seron Decker.
 Thomaston Savings Bank to MartAret Egan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Two $6, 900 Homes .Tn Be Constructed

Permits to erect s6,00o one-family houses were issued by Building h. spector John T. Hartley yesterday They were given to zephirin Outlet on Newton Avenue, and Joseph Bernier on Webster Street. Salva- tore Perugini was granted a $l.5OO permit for an addition to a store at 254 Bishop Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Brooklyn Post Meets Tonight

Brooklyn valley Post Veterans cg Foreign Was, win meet tonight At Q ln the Lithuanian Independent Political Club Han at ee Green street John .. DAnlsavAge, Com~ mander, win preside.
 The post is planning q dance tor Nov % at Sk josephN Hall Al Yoksa ts chairman of the commit tee in charge of arrangements, ass sisted by George Robertson, Frank Farrell, William Oliver, George Bolleau, Al Stasonis, Anthony Kun cas- charles Kulas, Joseph Brieve and Woodward Lapham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Church Children Meet Tonight

The Children of Mary Sodality of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes will hol dtheir monthly meeting to- night at 8 in the parish hall on South Main Street. The Rev. Bart O'Shea of Hartford will speak on the very timely subject. Catholic Books and Authors Miss Rose sanchi will conduct the business meeting at which time plans for the coming year will be discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Essex Avenue 

WaterVille. Nov. l3 - MT. and Mrs Herbert Eastwood of Essex Avenue entertained recently at a birthday party for their daughter Joan, who celebrated her seventh birthday.
 Those attending were: Sandra and Janice Warner. William and Edward Dyson, Jane Paradis, Bar bara Manwaring, Edith Batten, Bar para Eastwood, MT. and Mrs. Eu- gene Warner, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Warner, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Dyson Mrs. Raymond Paradis. and Mir. and Mrs. Michael Chlebowicz.
 Miss Barbara Walsh, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond E Walsh, Bonair Avenue, is a member of the staff of "Lauralton Highlights, school paper at Lauralton Hall, Milford.
 Mir and Mrs. Fly L. Kramer, Han- over Street, entertained Mrs. Kra- mers sister, Mrs. Isadoe Brooks, and son Frederick of Utica, N. Y., over the weekend
 Benjamin P. Bradley, Jr., a stu- dent at Middlebury College, Middle bury, Vt, spent the weekend with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Bradley of Chester Avenue.
 Mrs, Herbert Eastwood and Mrs. Ralph Patrocione recently attended personal shower honoring Miss Martha McNaught of Waterville Street at the home of Mrs. Donald McKellar of Watertown.
 Mrs. Harry Lattimer, Mrs. Eleanor Platt, Mrs. Bertha Platt, Mrs. Ralph Benson, Mrs. Aletha Johnson and Miss Ruth Norton, members of the Swedish Weaving Club. spent yes- terday in New York City
 A special business meeting of members of the Union Church will be held this evening at 7:45 at the church.
 It has been announced that cole lections at the Wateryille Union Church Missionary Conference to- tailed S4ll.47. The conference closed Sunday night with pr. Ralph Davis. executive secretary of the Africa Inland Mission speaking. Other speakers during eile conference were Miss Elizabeth Evans of the New England Fellowship; George T. B, Davis, missionary in China, Latin America. and the Philippines, and Dr. l. V. Neprash. director of the Russian Missionary Service.
 The newly organized Boy Scout Troop will hold their second meet ing tomorrow evening at 7:30 af Grace Methodist Church parlors Dan ShatIuck is the scoutmaster Fourteen boys registered at the opening meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Rood of 1929 Thomaston Avenue were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert Dean of Terryville.
 MT. and Mrs. Manuel Botello of 50 Fort Hill Avenue entertained relatives from Massachusetts over the holiday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Church Women
 Plan Card Party

Final plans were made last night at a meeting of the Ladies Of the Blessed Sacrament" in the church hall on Robbins Street for a card party to be held Dec. 3. Members of the committee will include members whose names start with 4 to c Names Of committees will be printed at a later date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Papers Withdrawn In SIS. 1000 Action

Withdrawal papers were filed in Superior Court today in the SIS 900 civil action of Franc isaAttB.e civil action of Francis 4. Battelli against the Industrial Properties. Inc. The suit was bade on injuries sustained by the plaintiff Nov. lo. i943. in a fall in an elevator shaft at the Princeton Knitting Mills, property owned by the defendant. The case vas recently reported set- tied out Of court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Wife Drops Suit
 Aqoinsf Husbond

The s2.500 civil action of Ifis. Lorraine DeVoe Robillard of Wol- colt against Irving H. RobillaTd of Wolcott was withdrawn from the Common Pleas Court docket today. Mrs. Robillare claimed that a charge of misconduct made by the defendant in his divorce suit was false and malicious"
 The husband was granted a di- yorce Nov. 1 by Superior Court Judge Thomas P. Troland on the ground of misconduct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
 Increased

The Kennecott Copper Corpora ton, parent of the Chase Brass & Copper Company, yesterday an- nounced an increase of SIS cents a pound for domestic copper. The price is now l7is cents a pound, Connecticut Valley delivered. Siini- lar advances were announced by two other producers, American Smelling & Refining Company and the Phelps Dodge Corporation
 The increases were part Of an upward movement in the metals field, following the abolition of price controls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Strike Held Mail Now Being Shipped

All mall destined for foreign countries which was held up be- cause of the maritime strike Is be- ing shipped out today. Postmaster Charles A. Babin stated. He em- phasized that at no time was any mall or parcel post for servicemen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Full Weather Report

forecasts
 CONNECTICUT. MAss s ACHU- sETuTs and RHODE ISLAND Partly cloudy tonight and gen- eraIIy fair weather again Thurs day. Little change in tempern- ture. -
 PASSPORT to BLOCK ISLAND --Gsentle to moderate southwest wind tonight and Thursday shift ing Co northwest Thursday after noon. Generally fair weather and good visibility.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Sebastiano Cannata Dies in Sicily

Word has been received here of the death of Sabastiano Cannata, aged 78, of Melilli. Sicily.
 Survivors include his widow, Jo- sephine of Sicily, three sons. Angelo and Thomas of Waterbury, Louis of Seaview, Washington, two daugh- ters. Mrs. Louis Ceriello of Bridge port and Mrs. Joseph Martino oi Washington, D. C., and several grandchildren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
Divorce Case Filed, Wife Claims Cruelty

Jeanne Sprysenski Strong of Naugatuck filed a divorce action in Superior Court today against James K. Strong of Bridgeport Oh the ground of cruelty. They were mar ried July n, 1889. and the cruelty allegedly started Jan. IS. i9 3. The plaintiff seeks alimony and permis- sion to use her maiden name.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. lS - tuP) - expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Nov. compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses least Year ,O3S,S79.24 S29,720. 0.S06, ,SGl.27
 Receipts $12,626.2S7,2s7.46 sl4,Oi4.2Ol. .s5s.s7
 Deficit 2 4l6,s0I, ,5Si.7S $l5,706, $500, ,5Oi.6O
 Cash Balance $ 6,22O,s2i,O72ls Si2,SIs.7s6.623.5s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-13

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Harvey Wilson Reunion Is Held

Members OF the ltaryeE-NIIson clan
81 Garrett County, held a family re-
ahioh al Nhte Ohufch on Sunday
september l. rms reunion was orlgl-
mated IN I9Zo by the Harvey family
oUt OWING to the close relationships
between the HafYeys ana Wilson's and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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contacts, in the home, or in the
church. We might do well to con-
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bitcrs and others (sec Lev. 1916:
il Cor. 1920.
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ONE HOUR

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store. TE-OL, a STRONG fungcide, contains
90 per cent alcohol. IT PENErRATES.
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Today at W. A. Sturgi5s'.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05

Paul Mantz won the BendiX cross
country race with 1855 miles per
hour. A rocket ship went 578.36 miles
per hour.
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ACCIDENT LUTHERAN PARISH
English Evangelical Lutheran
Churches

Church Serviccs-St. Johns, 9:30
A. NJ; Grace, 11:o0 A, NJ; st. Paul's,
500 p M.
Sunday school-St. Johns, 1890 A.
NJ; Grace, 1000 a. NJ; st. PauI's
1000 A. NJ.
Luther League, St. Paul's, 7 P. NJ.
You are welcome to worship with
us.