The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-05


 come personal representative of Gen. Charles de GauIle in Wash ingtOn as part of a widespread campaign to publicize the Free
 France" movement. Ashmore, Captain, Domenic Mar ducci, Assistant, Thomas Leary John Ostroski, Donald Spadola, George Ravenscroft, Robert Schles- finger, Bert Olson, Edward Sodlosky, Jr., William Mascola, and Kenneth Romanoff.
 Arlene Zehnder Elected
 Arlene Zehnder was elected Cap- tain of the Older Girls gym class. She will assist Fritz Klambt in form ing a Tennis drill for the annual exhibition.
 Larry Curtin in San Diego
 Word was received at the YMCA that Lawrence Joseph Curtin, Sea- man, recently home for a week, has left Newport, R. l., and is in San Diego, aboard the U. S. s. Preston, Destroyer. He expects to go to Hawaii soon. Some of the boys that left the Y to enlist are Daniel Rado, Marines; James Huey, Navy; Eu- gene Montanari, Frank Gruber. and Babe Sweeney.
 To Give MonoIogues Mrs. Emerson Munson of the New Haven Junior Woman'S club will give dramatic monologues at the meeting of the local Junior Woman's club tomorrow at 3 D. m. in the Naugatuck high school. Plans for the Christmas party of the local society will be completed at the business meeting, which Miss Regina Kelly, president, will preside. Card Party Tomorrow
 A card party will be held Friday night at 8:15 by the Millville Library association in the Millville library. It will be to raise funds to meet the expense of the Christmas tree party to be held by the association December 20. MT. and Mrs. Paul Passeck are in charge of the card party. A large attendance is expect ed.
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 Those aliens who have not regis tered at the local post office are re. quested to do so before December IA, so that they will not interfere with the Christmas work at the post office. If they cannot come during registration hours, they should noti- fy Postmaster Frank T. Green, whc will make arrangements for them to register at convenient time.
 Further Plans Made
 Further plans for the Christmas party of the Thirty club were made at a meting of the club last night in the St. Francis hall. The party will be held on Wednesday, Dec. IS, in Stratton's restaurant, Park Place
 Arrangements for entertainment are being made now. A dinner will be enjoyed. At last nights meeting. Leo Broplly and Alec J. Mccarthy gave interesting talks. Rev. George Dunn conducted the instruction at the seSion.
 JankowSki-C Cagno
 The wedding of Miss Bettina Gag no, daughter of Mrs. Lucy Cagno of Rubber avenue, and Matthew Jankowski, son of Mrs. Stella Jan- kowski of 20 Hoadley street, took place last Thursday at St. Francis church with Rev. George Dunn of- f1ciating, and celebrating the nuptial mass.
 Mrs. Ruth Salinardi was matron of honor, John Kennoch served as best man ond the ushers were: Jo- seph Ciriello. Edward Sthore and Chester Jankowski. Mrs. Marion Ci- riello, Mrs. May Sthore and Mrs. Julie Marsanik were the other at tepdantS.
 The bride was prettily attired in a gown of white embroidered satin with full train and a full length veil. and carried orchids, gardenias and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor wore a gown of blue tul- le with blue velvet jacket trimmed with rhineStoneS and Juliet cap of rhjneStoneS with a Shoulder-length veil.
 She carried taliSlnan roses and blue pompoms. The gowns of the brides other attendants were of dusky rose tulle and these attend ants carried bouquets of powder blue chrysanthemums and talisman roses. Harry Schwartz, brother-in- law of the bride, gave her in mar riage.
 The mother of the bride wore a gown of navy blue and corSage oi white roses, and the mother of the bridegroom was attired in a maroon velvet gown with a corsage of rec roses. A reception followed at the Odd Fellows hall and the couple later left on an unannouncec wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside at 397 Rubber ave- nue. The brides travelling attire in- cluded wine-colored suit and ar orchid corsage.
 A meeting of the Evergreen chap. ter, Order of Eastern Star. will bt held tonight in Masonic hall and 2 social hour will follow it.
 Union Dance Planned
 The newly organized union, Loca No. i90, of the United Rubber Work. CTS of America, c. I. O. will hold ( dance to celebrate their victory ir the labor board election at the T F. Butterfield plant last month.
 The dance will be held Saturday December IA at St. Georges hall Linden Park. Union City, witf dancing from 8 until 6. ri., musk will be furnished by Al Jarus anc his Melodians. Tickets are on salC and the public Is invited to attend.
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