The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-30


Jespersen, R.D.F. 2, Wallingford;
2514, Cleophas Stephen Swirski, 298
Hillside Ave; 2780, Theophile Adam
Pruchnicki, 80 Greenwood street;
254O, Charles E. Atwood, R. F..
D. 2; 172, John Andrew Harting,
New Haven road; 126, Irving Syl-
vester Pratt, RID. l, West Che
shire; 1914, Raymond Gunard An
derson, 80 Walnut Terrace; 2767,
Stanley John Fede, BrookSide road,
Cheshire; 1892, Gerard Charles Ar
busto, Cotton Hollow; 2857, George
Rusnak, "a Coen street; GIL August
Albert Butkus, IS Arch street; 1877,
Philip Paul Tourangeau, 159 Spring
street; 2423, John Bement Wakelee,
Jr., RID. 4. Wolcott; 2765, Thomas
Martin Lucas, also known as Thorn
as Martin Lukasiewicz, 80 Ander-
son street, 2877, Charles Francis
Rathburn, rs CurtiSs street; 1922,
Edward Walter BozenSki, Al Spring
street.
1854, Warren Tewsbury Doolittle,
RID. 2; 1877, Bronislaw Stanley
Szmale, 166 Prospect street; 1869,
Joseph Francis Mikalchus, 725 High
street; 3039, George Joseph Cam
bique, Hitchcock Lake, Waterbury;
1852, Eugene Edward KorzynSki, 16s
Spring street; 2447, Richard Arthur
Wilson, RID. /, Waterbury; 2484,
George John Sargent, II Pond street
2567, Edward Frank Dajmerowicz,
los School street; 3083, John Nc
Ardle Erskine, Maple avenue, Che
shire; lat, Arthur Francis Vylder,
Milldale road, West Cheshire; 1900,
George Thomas Froehlich, 30 Wood
land street.
257O, Osfaldo Peter Giraldi, ITS
May street; 1O8, Walter Franklin
Bulls, Jr., RID. 2, Prospect; 2545,
William Aquilar, Meriden; 1882,
Thomas Patrick Smith, 81 West
street; 2739, Russell Eugene Vos-
burgh, LOG Spring street; 2648, STAN
ley Paul Poskavage, 81 Spring street;
2731, Marian Chmielewski, So Bridge
street; 1882, Gilbert Joseph Lister,
RID, 2, Prospect; 1886, Morgan
James O'Brien, 1873 Hillside avenue;
1854, Joseph John Sergeant, Cot
ton Hollow; 100, Averill Gonsalves,
RID. 2, Waterbury; 1443, Saliva
tore Ralph Falcone, "a High street;
27O3, Henry Charles Bennett, RF
D. /, Waterbury; 1874, William E
Grove, Willow street, West Che
shire; 116, Richard Edward Scriven,
"a North Hoadley street.
Tomorrow night is the night little
COLLINS and witches will proWl the
streets, for it will be Hallowe en-
the traditional night for youngsters
to have their fun and dress up in
variety of costumes.
But the children will not be the
only ones in weird attire for many
adults will also turn out to observe
the occasion.
1t is expected extra policemen
will be on DUTY in various points IN
the borough TO see that there is
no destruction of property and Of
tenders will be dealt with severely.
The police don'G mind the chill
dren having harmless OF fun, but
cutting of ciothesliness, stealing OF
fences, and other similar acts Is
not fun but is wanton destruction
of property and will not be tolerat-
ed, it was said today. Parents are
requested to cooperate to see that
their children do not commit such
acts.
There will be several Halloween
par.leS here, some pubnc, some prl-
vate. A large turnout OF young
Sters in amusing attire is expected
Annual Banquet Planned
The Italo Marchegian society vii
hold its ninth anniversary banquel
at 8 p. M, Saturday, November
in the society's hall, 79 High street
and pans for the affair are nearing
completion. Guerino Gaudenzi L
chairman of the committee in charge
and Joseph Fabrisi and EMO For
cheili are assisting him. Adam
Mengacci is president OF the So
ciety.
Fabio Lucarelli and MS band o.
Derby will furnish entertainment
Mr.. Lucarelli is an accomplished &C.
cordioniSt.
Open for Membership
The Home Makers division OF TIT
Farm Bureau is now open for mem
bership, Mrs. Clayton F. Davis ha'
announced. Anyone interested
should contact Mrs. Davis for In
formation.
Condition Better
Considerable improvement is re-
ported in the condition Of Mrs. Ella
Brannigan of Cherry street, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at st
Raphael's hospital. New Haven.
Local Girl to Wed
The wedding of Mary Margare
Marinaccio of 68 Arch street, daugh
ter of Mrs. John Marinaccio, u
Raymond Francis Higgins, of Wa
terbury, will take place at st. Fran
els church at 8 a. M, on Novem
Der 80.
Supt. of Schools Harold Z. Chit