The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-25

monies.
 State Commander Sydney Finer of Clinton, with Senior Vice Com mander Arthur Baldwin of Mill ford, assisting, directed the induc- ton of the officers of the two legion posts while Mrs Frances Krause of West Haven, state presi- dent, presided at the installation of the auxiliary officers. Other de- partment officers and represent atives of veterans units included Howard Burr of Clinton, sergeant at.arms; Edward O'Connor of Wa tertown, department historian and John Miller of Watertown, past district commander; John J. Mulli- gan, state commander of the Dis- abled American Veterans and Com- mander William Aylward of the Waterbury chaper, D. A. V. The meeting was addressed by various guests and the local posts were ompllmented on the success of the evening and wished prosperous year. Gifts were given to Mrs Krause and Department Secretary Margretta Hardel of the auxiliary. A past commanders medal was commander of Corporal Coyle Post. Colonel William J. Shanahan expressed the best wishes of Mayor Frank Hayes. State Representative Daniel J. Mahaney also addressed the gathering. Walter Jarvis, new ly elected commander of Corporal Coyle Post, presided and an- nounced the selection of his com mittees.
 The installation ceremonies were preceded by a dinner at the Elton for the state commander and visit ing officers.
 Commander Jarvis announce. ment of appointments included the following: William T. Harrington, adjutant.
 Executive committee. Michael Toomey, c. Arthur DuBois, Mich- ael Gallulo, Newton Alexander; re. mobilization, chairman, Walter An gle; Wallace Inglis, D. P. Arm- strong; membership, chairman, James Mulville. Joseph Brenneis. George McDuff. John Barry, Wal Dwyer, Roy Rice, Bernhard Will helm, Frederic Slater.
 Child welfare, chairman, Robert Birt William Shannahan; national defense, chairman, Joseph Hack cit. Clarence Tappin, William Car roll, Newton Alexander; military affairs chairman, Ellis Phelan. Paul Reed.
 Naval affairs chairman, Herbert c. Smith; war orphan education chairman, A. Henry Weisman, Clarence Tappin, Frank Skehan, U. Horton Warner. Mark Tierney; c. M. T. c. and R. o. T. C., chair man, Newton Alexander; aeronau- tics. chairman, Gerald Mooney. Boy Scouts, chairman. Ray Downey, Fred Seidell, William Dwyer, George Karnofsky, James Gill; publicity, chairman. Robert Birt.
 House committee, chairman. James Gill, Martin O'Rourke, Chester Houde, George Karnofsky, John Martin, Carmine Grandinetti; nancy: graves registration, chair man, Wallace Inglis, William Far rell; advisory sports, chairman, Phillip McGivney. Employment chairman, William Dillon; poppy, chairman. Clarence Woodworth, Joseph Brenneis, Her. bert c. Smith; drum corps, chair man, Joseph Brenneis, Ray Walk CT, Robert Birt, Walter Angle, Clarence Wood wor.h. Morris Sha- piro, Harold Kenney.
 | Entertainment cnaIrmanN George McDuff, Harry Cashin, c. Arthur Dubois, Joseph Cohen, George Karnofsky, John Barry, Joseph Brenneis. Gunner Schlander, Fred eric Slater, Mark Chipman: state fund. chairman Robert Birt. Dr Raymond Quinn, Harold Green, Newton Alexander, c. Arthur Du- Bois; relief. chairman, Robert Birt. Walter Angle. Wallace Inglis; sick visiting chairman, George Karnofsky. A. D. Marston. Ellis Finance chairman, Fred Seidell, Joseph Kenney, Walter Angle. Mi chael Toomey; legal committee. chairman, Vincent Scully, Fred eric Dauch, A. Henry Weisman, Michael Galullo, ritual, chairman, Finton Niver.
 officers of Corporal Coyle post installed were: Commander, Wal ter A. Jarvis: senior vice-com- mander. George McDuff: junior | vice-commander. Raymond Down. ey; chaplain. Walter l.. Angle; as- sistant adjutant. George Karnof- sky; finance officer. Chester Haude:
 Americanization officer. Joseph Hackett: historian. Joseph Bren'
 nals; sergeant-at-arms. John Mar tin; athletic officer. Bernard Shea.
 Mary Gorznley Post The officers of the Mary Gorm-