The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-11
POS Required For
 Project But Half
 Have Been Secured
Quick Response Expected By Registrars; Democratic Town Committee Plans Campaign Tonight; High
 School Band Expects to Reach $l,OOO Mark
NAUGATUcK
Correspondent: Wm. ,. Baxter-Phone NauEatuck S94S

Naugatuck, Oct. 11-A force o1 POS persons will be required here to handle registration of all males between the ages of q and 35 in- elusive on next Wednesday, it was announced at a meeting last night of registrars of voters, Cyril Tuohy and Henry zwick, and Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. Half of the force required have volunteered, but there IS need for more volunteers in this work.
 Those who wish to assist may give their names to either of the regis trarS or leave the names with the borough clerk. Charles F. Daly. It is stressed that this is a patriotic duty and a quick response is eXpec- ted The registrars will be in the 8 D. m. and names can be given them then. There will be no pay for the workers.
 George A. Kelly has been chosen chief registration clerk in the first ward; Herbert Johnson in the sec- end ward, and Leo Scully in the third ward. These and all workers will meet at p. m. Monday in the Salem school auditorium to receive instructions.
 Registration will take place We'd nesday from a. m. until 9 D. m. It is estimated about 2,000 will regis ter here. The registration will be at the three polling places used on election day.
 Although it is preferred that if possible persons register in the town they reside, if there are out-of- town residents here who cannot re- turn to their home town to register, they can register here, and Nauga- tuck residents who find it impos- sible to register here can register in the community where they happen to be Wednesday.
 But it is stressed this is only in case of necessity, as otherwise the capacity for handling registration might be overtaxed
 Hone can register before Wednes- da3 Aliens between the specified ages, as well as citizens, are required to register for the draft Wednes- day.
 Meet Tonight
 The Democratic town committee and party workers will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the town hall 10 plan for the campaign, Burgess Jos eph Dinneny. chairman of the town committee. has announced. After the session. the committee for the smoker to be sponsored bY the Democrats will meet to plan for the affair. which will be held next Thursday.
 Marriage Announced
 Announcement has been made of the marriage on May 3. 1940 of Miss Catherine M. Dunn, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Dunn of Culver street, to Michael J. Pesanelli, son cf Mir. and Mrs. Anthony M. Pesan- elli. of High street. The ceremony took place at the Church of the Assumption, Ansonia. with Father Remedy officiating.
 Plan Party
 A dessert bridge and pinoche par ty will be held by the Past Pocahon- tas club of Ramona council in Good year .iall at p. m. next Monday. Other games will also be played.
 A meeting of Ramona council will take place at 8 D. m Monday.
 Meet Tonight
 Selection of delegates to the dis trict council meeting will feature the meeting tonight at 730 in St. Georges hall, Linden Park, of Local, 45, United Rubber Workers Of America.
 Birth Announcement
 Announcement has been made of the birth of son yesetrday morn ing at the Waterville hospital to MT. and Mrs, Harry Wintsch of Moore avenue.
 Sale of doughnuts at Andy's Cam- pus Wednesday netted $31.09 for the local high school band uniform fund, Henry Zwick, treasurer, has announced. The $1,000 required for the uniforms has almost been com- pletely raised now
 Feted At Shower
 Two hundred guests attended the miscellaneous and currency shower party held recently in Odd Fellows hall for Miss Lucy Capello of Bald win street whose marriage to Dom Galiette of Southington will take place November 9th. The luncheon tables and the hall were beautiful ly decorated for. the occasion and an enjoyable evening was spent.
 Among those attending were Mrs Antoinette Sabia, Mrs. Frank Aur- ora, Mrs. Lucy Mastropietro, Cath erine Ruggieri, Mrs. Anthony Picni, Mrs. Angelina Birardi, Mrs. Joseph Zianko, Mrs. William Mariana, Mrs. Connie Berardi. Mrs. Louis Triano