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$3,120 Awarded Scovill
Employe For Hand Injury
f 0HW CuWk of 205 1/ouiisOury
Will receive 11.130 for • hand
•lateined Dm. 15. 1»«] while
—I pi a) ad br the ScovIJl Mf|. Co.
pSMrding to an agreement approv
ed today by Compensation Comm is
•loner John J. O'Connell. Payment’
Wll! be made at the rate of 53d
weakly for 104 week* for Mi tier cent
loaa of function of the right hand.
Other agreement* for apeclflc
payments during disability were ap
proved as follows
Pred Pslmerl of 40 West Porter
Street against Hcovlll Mfg Co.
99M6 for 10 weekh. disfiguring scru
of third and fourth fingers of right
Paul Yuadsnukas. of 4 John street
against American Brass Co , French
Small Tube plant. 510.17 for 14 and
B-3 weeks, 25 per cent loss of u.v
of middle finger and 20 per cent
loaa of use of ring finger of left
hand.
Ernest J Theriault of 244 Cooke
atreet against. Cashln’s Dairy Pro
ducts. Inc, the Waterbury. 517 50
Peginning Dec. 17, Injury to right
Index finger.
Joseph A. Zdanis of Watertown
against 8 MeT-enn Buckingham of
Watertown. 515.50 beglnnlrig Nov.
p4. Injury to left middle finger.
Prank Kennedy of 805 Baldwin
Street against American Brass Co ,
•25.40 for 31 and 1-5 weeks, 20 per
gent loaa of use of left foot.
John O'Shea of Naugatuck against
(American Brass Co., 528 53 begin
gilng Jan. 14, Infected right middle
finger.
Theodore Omieclnski of 386 Bald
win atreet against American Brass
Co., 510 beginning Jen. 13, Injuries
to legs
Stanley Soulds of 102 Pearl street
•gainst American Brass Co , 530 be
FUZMAURICE TEAM
LEADING TOURNEY
fl I th Session of Annual
Contest Finally Ends; In*
stallation Tomorrow
Washington Hill
Tlir eleventh session of the Ear
benders "4.")" tournament ended,
•fter a two week vacation due to
bad weather. with th • following re
oult*; Jo*. ClrhiK . 19. vs .1 Pit/
Jimuflce 23. Ed O Donnell 20 vs .1
B. (kiddy 22; Thus. Reynolds 21 s
Oun Murphyv 21.
Tlie schedule lor Hunday .Jan. 28r.h
la. Grimes vs O’Uonnell; Fltzmaurlce
vs. Murphy; Cuddy vs. Reynolds
Tae standing In the tournament
to date Is; Fit/iliaura <■ 239, Cuddv
238; Grimes 233; O Uotill II 233 Rey
nold# 229 Murphy 214
Religious Instructions lor public
•ciiool children of HI. Francis parish
will be held on Thursday altenrooi,
*' 2:30 Saturday morning at jo
o'clock, and Hunday morning after
the 1:20 o'clock Mas
Religious Inst ruction . for the High
School pupil1 will la- held Thursday
evening at 7 oclock, in the bu e
no nt of the churi It
St. Francis Xavier Holy N m 4i
tournament will play then regular
game of cares this evening a' H
0 clock, In the basement of the
school.
Installation of olfi era foi Hie
year I94f>, Washington f'.irk Cnm
inuihty Club will he held lomoirow
evening Tue.day, January Slid at
tlie CoinmunUy Hou e
A full sipiail ot member, ol Amei
lean laglon, with Adjutant Joseph
A Brenne. t In enarge, will lorm the
Crdor Guard, Mi lireniu-h will lie
ss. ,1s led by Coiblnandei Waltei
J>eW's, .lr Vive Comm lee Go/nUI/d
F*t t Command'r M.niriee Haplro
Fast Comma inlet of Vlriory Fo No
7 hleago, 111 Haymond Walk' 1 an ,
laonard Mat'in
Hute lli-prei.i nhiT.e Irai/pd 1
Mahsra-v, will ta In int'alllng z/f.
fleer, wl'h William Keiimney of i.u
lfa;.t Eno Como/Uhl*Clun acting
ms bzarz/dill Gifu 'o and inunii'i
Fl Mil >l)e Cotniminli , Ion ol 'he
Cllj are Invited to attend
New slab of officer* lot 'in .- ,
IMo. a»e I'tM,' 01' <ieoige F Mm
vbe'presiden1 ou> M c >ui t un
lug am 11 mg Mi l /ii " t Ih 1 1.
financial »c< m 1 xiy Mi I- Flunk'
lltsftUin, ifonn l/el'on noaid nl di
reiiiiicpau j/»» .nl'/, 11 ine i'oi
V/MJt, Flam A d-Giu Wl 0u n
yii/rll mill William (' K' ll u id
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fb fiei hii.' m, will i/i 111 nl in tin
1 ah " ca aial d,ni< ink 1 I m tea
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0l‘ tfd liffllelk ol 1 >eai 1044
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ginning Jan I), w ond degre« metal
bum* ii( right foot
Alfonso Mai mo of 37 West Kami
(treat •KMlitMt American Mraiui Co,
$23 19 tWginilln gjan 9, Injuries to
right knee am! left lev
Katnuel £ulv ' -e of 72 Kenilworth
•treat against American JitaM Co,
Krencfi Small Tube plant, $20 9*1 be
Ifti'.iiiriM Jan 8. injury to light Khin
Kranlt Martino of 30 Webb (treat
again*! M J l>aly At bow, Inc., of
Wuierbury. $30 beginning Jan. 11.
fir;' degree burn* of fare, neck, and
let: hand
Mary KmulUn of Oxford against
Srovdl Mfg Co. $1M 19 for 2.r> week*,
33 and 1*3 per cent loan of function
of left thumb.
Cornmlaxloner O'Connell alao ap
proved a (tlpubited agreement which
i provide* for payment of $351 to Vic
tor Atkina of 537 North Riverside
street in full settlement for Injur
ies sustained while employed by the
T O. Smith Co , cf 18 Orange street
The worker, who had ercelved $30
for 17 weeks during the disability
Iierlod. claimed he would have per
manent partial disability, and re
quested additional payments. He
sustained a compound dislocation of
his right ankle and a contusion of
the chest.
PLAN RITES FOR
LATECONSTABLE
Rev. Wm. E. Hawkes to Of
ficiate at Services for
Warren S. Atwood
Rev. William E. Ha wife a, pastor
of tiie First Congregational church,
Woodbury, will officiate tomorrow
at the funeral services for Warren
H. Atwood, constable for North
Woodbury for the past 28 years, who
died suddenly last Saturday while
visiting on Sherman Hill. Friends
may call at the funeral home this
evening. Burial is to be at the
convenience of the family.
Death, brought on by a heart
attack, finished a colorful career for
the lute constable who for muny
years participated actively in various
protective services for the township
ol Woodbury
A registered veterinarian, he also
served as deputy game warden, dot;
warden and was chief traffic ofli
cer on U. S Route fl. He war one
of those testifying in the highly
publicized traffic violation trial of
| former heavyweight boxer when the
latter was fined In the Woodbury
I court
Surviving are his wife, Mr.. Bertha
<Stewarti Atwood; a son, Pvt. Henry
H Atwood with Army forces It,
lire lltiro|jeHii war area, and two
| brothers, Ellsworth Atwood, Wood
bury and Ur. Grover Atwood,
Thomas ton.
PROGRESS MADE IN
PLANS FOR CHURCH
Ln .solution ol the present corpo
rate boolc ot tile Second Baptist
church and the South Methodist
church will he agreed upon at a
meeting Wednesday night for pur
lin .n, ol eventual organization ol a
South Congregational church
Member., ol toe present South
Federated church will coin cue aftei
the meeting to discuss tieii'ilf! ol
proiuTty to the new CJougrettatlonal
church mill ill■ cii.ji the proposed
constii iition f)ir the latter
Aliothei up" ml meeting Will I/#'
III <1 Pillowing III I- II' glllHI MIIIUIIll
lueellpg of Bold l Full'rated church
Fell! dill III to < oliduet aiiV nil lulu
ins bi Un i v and to dissolve 11<■
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foimillion of the South rongiega
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Map show* where Allies, striking from all sides In the pu»t week, aent Nasi troupe reeling back on the East
ern and Wee tern front*. The Polish front In reported disintegrating with the enemy in headlong flight,
while a surprise drive on the Western front lias cracked the (ierman lines and driven them back to the WIeg
frIed Line.
FUNERALS
A military funeral for Morgan
Dowling, 32 Taylor street, was held
Saturday from Mulvlllc* funeral
home to Sacred Heart church. Hev.
Henry Quinn was celebrant, as
sisted by Rev. John Dial as deacon
and Rev. Franklin Corrigan, sub
deacon. Alfred Rick and Martin
Theruklldsen represented the Vet
erans of the Spanish-American war,
and Edward Rafferty and Andrew
Mlnlcuccl represented Scovill Mfg
Co. Burial was In Calvary cemetery
with committal by Father Dial. The
military escort, under the direction
of Sgt. Wallace Inglls, included Sgt.
James Oracle, Pwc. George hangUle,
Pfc. John Altlerl, Pwc. Thomas Cor
coran, Pvt. Walter I.abonte and Pvt.
Amedeo Pilla with Pvt. John Dar
varanelll as bugler.
Private funeral services for Mrs.
Mary E. Miller, widow of Charles
Miller, Bucks Hill Rd , were held
| Saturday from the Bergln luneral
I home to St. Thomas' church. Rev.
George Dyer was celebrant of the
Miuss, assisted by Rev. Joseph Daly
and Jtev John P. Kennedy. Father
Dyer officiated ai committal serv
ices in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
A military funeral will be held for
Jainsc J Hogan. Turner avenue,
Oakville, member of the .State
Guard, tomorrow st firflO a m.,
from the Alderson Funeral Home, 7(1
Central avenue, to St. Mary Magda
len church, Oakville, where a solemn
high Mass will be celebrated at ».
Burial will be In Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 1*
p. m
Military funeral services for I.eo
C Edwards, 44« North Main street,
were held Saturday at Millville
Funeral Horne, Rev Boston Dar key,
of St John's Episcopal church, offi
ciating Burial was in old Pine
Grove cemetery The military es
cort headed by Sergeant Wallace
fhlfllr- Included Mergeuin .lame.
Graic Private First Clans George
l.angllle. Private First Class John
Altlerl, Private First Clin,', Thomas
Corcoran, Private Waller f.aMnnie,
and Private Amedeo Idlla, wiili
omjioial Fra nk hn Barken as
bugier
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OBITUARY
RUS8KLL — Mrs. Helen Amelia
Russell, 7C, wife of Louis M. Rus
sell, 57 Rudclhfe avenue, died yes
terday morning at her home. Born
in Warren, she had resided here 57
year*. She was a member of the
First Methodist church, Winona
Kebekuh lodge, Past Noble Orands'
association and Mad River grange.
Besides her husband, she leaves
three sons, Ersklne of tills city: Li
nus of Northport, L. f., and William
of New Milford; four daughters,
Mrs. George McNuuglit of tills city,
Mrs. Harold Hcutt of Bristol, Mrs.
Luther Peep and Mrs. Alton Lewis
of New Milford.
The funeral will be held from the
Alderson funeral home, 70 Central
avenue, tomorrow at 5:50 p. m. Rev.
John Suavely, pastor of First Meth
odist church officiating. Burial will
be In Guylordsville cemetery ut the
convenience of the luinlly. Friends
may call at the funeral home today
from 7 to 0 p. in
KL’KKKA—Louis William Eureka,
husband ol Mary iNelsoni Eureka,
died at his home, 119 White street,
last night.
Born In Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ill
jH5H. lie retired from the Ingraham
Clock Co., Bristol, In 195(1. He was
a member of the First Methodist
church.
Besides his wile, he is survived by
tv/o sons, Ernest, of Walerbury and
George of New Haven; two daugh
ters, Mrs Ralph WlllilOl, of Water
bury and Mr:,. Fred Ferris of New
iluvcn, fourteen grandchildren and
111 great-grandchildren.
The funeral will Ik held from the
Alderson funeral home, 70 Central
avenue, Wednesday, al 5 p. m.
with the Rev. John J, Knavely,
pastor of the first Methodist church
officiating.
Friends may call at the Alderson
funeral home Tuesday afternoon
Horn 5 to 5 p. m and in the eve
nlng from 7 to 9 p. m.
MAIHil'.N Mi. flinu A Madden,
widow ol Michael J. Madden, 157
Chestnut avenue died at HI Mary's
hospital Iasi night alter a long Pi
nes,
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Tile nearest distances to Berlin
rroin advanced Allied lines today:
Eastern Front— 195 miles (from
Konln, by Berlin report).
Western Front — 29(1 miles (from
southeast of Nijmegen),
Italy — 530 miles (from point
north or Ruvenne).
Ray Mllland, starring In Para
mount's "The Lost Weekend," Is an
expert pistol and rifle shot and
maintains a range In his backyard
where he regularly practices,
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Pattern For Peace To Be
Theme of LectureTonight
Rev. Dr. Conway, Noted Authority on Current Peace
Problems to Address Public Meeting At Wilby
A Urge attendance Ik anticipated
tUia evening (or the lecture on peace
problem* to be presented by Rev.
Edward A Conway, 8 J„ Ph D., at
Wilby High School Auditorium at >
o'clock The lecture, sponsored by
the Walerbury Council of Catholic
Women, U open to the public. Those
who do not hold a ticket of admis
sion are also welcome. All are asked
to be at the hall promptly at right
or before as an unusually large at
tendance is expected.
Father Conway, former teacher
of Religion at Regis College.
Denver Colorado, was released
from Ills duties there to de
vote himself to the study of peace
problems. He has been affiliated
with the Horlal Action Department
of the National Catholic. Welfare
Conference In Washington, D. C„
and also active on many committees
devoted to the study of postwar
peace plans.
His subject In tills city will be
concerned with The Pattern for
Peace, so-called He will discuss the
Dumbarton Oaks proposals In the
light of the recent Catholic Bishops'
statement. Father Conway was in
vited to the Dumbarton Oaks Con
ference and asked many questions
concerning peace matters.
MU* Lucy Bowes. chairman of the
Waterbury Council of Catholic Wo
men, will Introduce Father Conway.
Rev. Eungene P. Cryne will repre
aent. the Diocesan Bureau of Social
Service of which the Council 1* an
affiliate MU* Bows lia* been as
alated by a commIUcc on arrange
ments that Includes: MU* Natalie
AI tier I, program chairman, Ml sc
Marjorie Parley. Mis* Helen Hog in,
Mrs, Edward J. McDonald. MIhk Mae
Finnan, Ml** Catherine Maloney.
Mis* Mnry Devercaux, Mrs. Ger
trude WoUwhlager. Mi.s* Lucy Mona
han, Mr*. Marie Novaka unities, Mr*.
Charles McCarthy, Mrs. Joseph Me
nottl, Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss
Angelina Russo, Mrs Patrick Wal
lace, Mr*. Itayruond Walsh, Mr*.
Oilier Proulx, Mrs Albert I.aVIgne,
Ml** Mathilda Dc Zlnno and
Ml** Margaret Maloney. Wil
liam T. Farrington, umiiuglng edi
tor of the Waterbury Democrat, and
Raymond J. Fanning, munagalng
editor of the Waterbury American
Kepubllcun, have served on the hon
orary committee.
Oovcrnmcnt-owncd railways In
Switzerland now own 1.788 miles ol
atandard-guage lines, and only 483
miles are privately owned.
LECTURER
RKV. RDWARI) A. CONWAV, 8. 1.
LOCAL STORE MARKER
ON SHOES OF VICTIM
An unidentified man killed by a
bun in Springfield, Ma»., yesterday,
wore shoe* ben ring a Waterbury
store marking, Springfield police In
formed tbc local department yeater
day, In an attempt to trace the man
Police i,aid the man was about
BO years old, weighed between 160
and 1B0 pounds, and wore a ring
with the Insignia: Clifford "3". He
had clippings from a New Haven
newspaper in hi* pocket.
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marked our fine clothe* and accessories for a quick clean-up.
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warmly clothed for the rest of the winter.
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