The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-09-25

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ran border, Tommies sweat under a
tank for action.
first term will end Jan. "a. Thurs
day April 10, is Holy Thursday ano
the next day Good Friday, and
school will not be held on these
dates The spring vacation will &C
from April % to May 5.
May 5, Ascension Day, and May
80, Memorial Day, will be holidays
June 20 will be closing and promo
ton day.
Funeral of Mr.. Carlson
The funeral of Oscar Carlson, So
of rs New street, who died Monday
night at the New Haven General
hospital, will be held at 2 p. m
Thursday from tn Anderson funeral
home, 201 Meadow street, to the
Salem Lutheran Church at 2:3C
where Rev. william r. Frendberg
pastor, will conduct services. Burial
will be in Grove cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this afternoon until p. m
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Waterbury Man To Speak
Members of Sarah Rogers chapter
Daughters of the American Revolt.
ton, will hear a talk on Friday
afternoon, Oct. 4 by Ralph Munger
of Waterbury, who returned to this
country at the end of fighting In
France, where he served as an am
bulance driver. The meeting will BIZ
at the home of Mrs. Burton r
Ward, Fairview avenue. Mrs. Edgar
j. Cossette, regent, will preside at 8
business meeting which will preceds
the talk.
Meet Today
Members of the 1sbell Women;
Relief Corps met this afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. G. H. Stahl, 81;
South Main street. Plans for the
visit of the department president II
take place next month were dis
cussed. Mrs. Florence LOOMS, pres.
ident. presided. Refreshments fol.
lowed the business session.
Wins Award
Miss Rita Fleming, senior in tn
Naugatuck High School, has receivet
an honorable mention award for al
essay she submitted IN the American
Youth Rorum contest sponsored b.
the American magazine. Her subjec
was. "Today's Challenge to Amer
lean Yauth." There were 1900 en-
tries in the contest.
Cake Sale Friday
A cake sale win be held Friday a
the Carlson Furniture Store, Church
street, by group of the Evangelint
Circle of the Salem Lutheran
Church. 1t will start at II a. m. anc
continue throughout the afternoon
Mrs. Gustav johnson heads thu
committee in charge and assisting
her are: Mrs. Ruth McGovern, Mis-!
Ina Lindstrom, Mrs. Eric Andersen
Miss Ellen Anderson, Mrs. Raymond
Carlson, Mrs. Phillip and MRS. Mil
ton Smith. A variety of articles viii
be on sale and public patronage Il
asked.
O,Donnell Elected
John A. O'Donnell of Frederick
street was recently chosen presiden
Of the st. Francis T. A. B. society
succeeding Francis A. Ashe, who re-
signed because he expects to b
transferred to Virginia Beach, Va, a!
a member Of Company G., Coast ant
Aerial Artillery. Mr.. Ashe is cor.
poral in the company.
Briefs
Daniel RADIO of Coen street hal
enlisted in the U. s. Marine Corp
and is expected to be sent to Pari
Island, South Carolina, for ,cours'
Of training.
Miss Anne Bristol, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Carleton w. Bristol, o
Hillside avenue left today to resum,
her studies at the Stoneleigh-Pr
pect Hill school, Greenfield, Mass
John J. Connole, son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John j. Connole Of North MAR
street,, has returned to Holy eros
college, Worcester, Mass.
j. Howard Whittemore, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Whittemore, Jr.
has resumed his studies at Harvard
university, Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Jane Chittenden, daughtel
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold e. Chitten
den of Fairview avenue, has started
her studiesat Dana Hall, wellesley
Mass. Her sister, Miss Clara e. Chit
tenden, has returned to Wellesle.
college.
John M. Dillon. son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. John J. Dillon Of North Sprint
street, has resumed his studies a
the university Of Maine, Orono, Me
Robert l.. Carter, son Of Mr.. aIt
FRS. Harry Carter Of Cliff street
rs entered Cornell university
liaca, N. Y.
tJarry G. Rolf. Jr. son Of Or. Harr,