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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Pye-Nupfial Party
 Fetes Bride'ELecf

Miss Jean DaddOna was the guest 0f honor At a currency shower giVt1H recently by Miss Rose Stance, Mrs, Jennie Dadd0na and Mrs Mary Mucci,
 T'bose present were. Mrs, Jennie Dadd0na, Mrs, Roge Pegt0ne, Mrs. Mary Alberto, Mrs, Ralph DaddODa, Mrs, Ernest 4. Stance, Mrs. Apge- 1ifla RacciOpp0, Rose GtaISc0. Mrs. Rasqteltna POjIetta, Mrs Joseph SciuIlO, Mrs Josephine Dadd0ila, Mrs, Helen Els, Mrs, TOmagila AIs bert0, Mrs, Victoria M0reJIt, Mrs, Clara dueFTera, Dorothy L0BIbaTdi, Mrs, Rose RafIaudO. Mrs, Maria c, GiOFdafl0, Ms, John RinaIdi, Mrs, Rose duefreFa, TtIIie PTesIpo, Mrs, PhH0inetla DtPaOIO, Mrs, Victoria oueFreFa, Rose BFOOkef, Mrs, Esther Me1CnifI0,
 Mrs Mary Mucci, Mrs, Anna Re. faHdO, Mrs, Lucy DiGantO. Mrs, CafFIela COlejia, Mrs, 6Fazia Tests, Mary MesSiSla, LenOre VafanejH, Mrs, Grace TonlasieiI0, Mrs Theo- d0Fe Hctota, Mrs GAndTinA Mucet, Janet and Beatrice PAce, Mabel MargtOtta. Mrs, Rachel MembFiiI0, Mrs, COncettA GantOIup0, Mrs, Eo- pengiky, R@cileI Vertadi, Mrs, Lucy GtiaftilO, Mrs, Rose CeFbaSL Mrs. Angelina Romeo, Mrs, Pasquale AL btS0, Mrs Antonio CaIaErO, Mrs. l.. Romeo, Mrs, VlfginG KilaIdt,
 Mrs, Grace DitgunZt0. Margaret DtstefaflO, Victoria Monaco, Louise Long, Louise Testa, Mrs, Helen Ru- beFt0, Mrs, Josephine VaiIetta, Mrs, Ap0i0flia IfveIyt0, Mrs, Marie Psisco, Mrs, FtdeIe P0jZeija, Mrs, Phi Mas saFO. Mrs, Ernest MazzemarO, Eleanor Mueci, Mrs, Theresa HebeFt, Mrs, Patsy AibtHO, Sue Rinaidi, Mrs, Mary Barbara, Mrs, Joseph Brevetti, Mrs. 6tIda Gaflt0FO, Mrs, Rita LtvOISi, Mrs, Prank GcaI0, Mrs, John Belle mare. Camille Pugiiese, Mrs. AsI- toinetet AigeIit,
 Mary Narcis0, Mrs, Mary gtangus, Mrs, Josephine DeIlaPenns, Mrs, Mary Salvatore, Mrs, Mary Madden, Dorothy DejIac Camera, Mrs, Mary D'oiiyieFi, Mrs, Mary Daddopa, Mafge MaTdu, Gertrude 0uerrera, Mrs, Angie Loinbardi, Mrs, Concetta MangiBi, Mrs Olympia Dadd0na, Emily Landigi, Theresa PaFIapiano, Mrs, Anna Gianpini, Mrs, Joseph Renna, Louise DeFe0, Mrs, Christine Mucci, Mrs, Josephine VaFr0ne, Mrs. John VefFcne, Mrs, Anna Biancardt, Mrs. Louise RettiB0, Mrs, Rose Ret tino,
 Mrs. Phiiomena RinaIdi, Mrs, John caputo, Rose Higgins, Mrs. Victoria DeLuca, Mrs, Michael Caro- seiia, Mrs, Margaret CiaYlo, Mrs, Ntc0Iena c0Ieila, Minnie Micajizzi, Mrs, Stella FYitzgkt, Florence Maz- refHar0, Mrs. Catherine 0ugIlotti, Mrs. TiI0fBeua L0n1baTdi, Mrs, EI- viFa Long0, Mrs, Luigi GugIi0tti, Lena PaimieYie, Mrs. Frank Ganto- pietr0, Mrs, Angelina RinaIdi, Anna Dadd01a, jtiia GantOpietFO, Mrs, Anita Paimterie, Mrs, Pauline Palmierei, Mrs. Michael DeiNtgrO, Mrs, Louise BuccO, Della GIager,
 Mrs, Sam DiBeIIig, Mrs, Albert CiasujI0, Mrs. William PeSce, Mrs, Angelo Peruginj, Marion GcaccO, Carmen Erichette, Mrs, Vito Gar- toro, Mrs, Nicholas DiGanto, Rose Gant0pietfO, Mrs, Adonette eantO- pietr0, Mrs, Joseph Cap0raie, Mrs, Mary L0ngO, Eva DAntOnio, Clara SatitaLucia, Ms, AtltOinctte RiS1al-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Weddings

with a blue norai tiafa, Gi1e carried ( bouquet Of vafiegated flowers,
 The ensemble Of the brides mother was Of blue print chiffon with white accessories and z c0Egage Of gardeniaS, The mother Of tae groom wore green afid white print chiffon white accessories a4Id a G6fsae6 Of yellow tea roses,
 More than 0fle huHdged guests attended tic reception at tie home Of the brides parents, Tile couple left for C motor trip through inc South, the bride travelling ifl brown tweed linen, with brown aad white accessories atd c cOfgage Of orchids,
 Upon their return MF. afld Mrs. Gedfaitis viii reside at N Diksman street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Dorothy Sweeney Presented Cifts

Miss K. Dorothy Sweeney was hO0oFed at . miscellaneous Sil0weF recently at ti1e gc0viii Girls Club. Tle b0stesseg included Miss MeFy ", Sweeney, Mrs, william Sweeney, Miss MadeIy1 Murphy, Miss Mary Roach and Miss Peggy DWyeT,
 Those attending were Mrs. Cath- efffie Reilly, Mrs, Katherine Nelson, Mrs, Joseph Sullivan, Mrs, Latirs eflce Morgan, Mrs Dte1nnaSl, Mrs, Edith HietskI, Mrs. William Purcell, Mrs. Eric Brandt, Mrs, KrOfl, Mrs. Joseph Moran, Mrs, Fleming, Mrs, William Hogan, Mrs, william Roach, Mrs, Eugene Sweeney, Mrs, Lorraine Kelly, Mrs Catherine Leonard.
 Mrs, David Coleman, Mrs. Thomas 4, Jackson, Mrs, TessIe Jacobs, Mrs. Bertha Levesgtie, Mrs Vincent Man- ze1ti, Mrs, ?, Raymond DFiscoii, Mrs. William Reilly, Mrs, Edward eteins nageI, Mrs, RakOwskIa, Mrs, Ida Gushing, Mrs John Laden, Mrs, Robert Luce, Mrs. Gertrude Kelly, Mrs. Mary eaikas, Mrs, Maurice r. Sweeney, Mrs, Helen oIaSbeefl,
 Mrs, John UwyeF, Mrs, Edward HelciIenbacII, Mrs, Kay BOuIey, Mrs, Nellie Gone, Mrs, Dorothy LaFgotI, Mrs, William gTeeney, Ruth Dwyer, Anne Gi1eebafS, Evelyn gteipfDar, Beatrice Kr0DI, Ruth Moran, Alice Fleming, Helen Laddetl, Ann Etada- Illus, KsteIIe ftakOwgka, Mildred Ra- k0wskia, Louise Leblanc, Mary 5. Sweeney, DeatA LttGlan, MAdelyn Murphy, MaSy Roach, Peggy Dwyer, Mary M Sweeney,
 Mrs, Timothy Callahan, Mrs. Francis Callahan, Mrs Edward Rival, aiI Of New Britain, Guests from Naugatlck included Mary 0'cOBneIL Katherine O'Co1ne1l Nora StFattOr, Jane gtYatt0n, Mamie Shea, and Mrs Anne HOey,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

di, Mrs. Ann eettise, Mrs. Maria gragia Gforza, Mrs. Angie Renna, Mrs. c. Barone, Mrs, Anna Puzzo, Mrs, Anna Magcoii, Mrs. John Dad- dona, Mrs. Della Gtankeyice, Mrs D, Muccil,
 Annette Pace, Mrs, Anne Dipaolo, Mrs, Anthony gpadoia, Mrs OraZia, Gugitotti, Marie Jacoviro, Pauline Perlci1i, Pbilomena Pcricini, Lucy Desant0, Mary DeGanto, Camille Degant0, Mrs. Felicia Longo, Mrs. Jennie Ciarlo, Josephine CalabreSe and Emma CalabreSe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Concoydia Auxiliary
 Hold Dessert Bridge

The COncordia Ladies' Auxiliary sponsored a dessert bridge yesterday at ConcoEdia hail.
 Among those attending were Mrs. Hermann Buerkie, Mrs, W. ,MucSEcr, Mrs, Fred Simpson, Mrs. ', KnucNIe, Mrs, Charles HaSsei Mrs. Joseph HencII, Rita Ouinet, Mrs. Hiram Smith, Mrs, Margraff, Mrs. Moline, NYs, DeBonis, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. J, KlrgchbaurI, Mrs. 0, Stage, Mrs, ", Kirschbautn, Mrs. John Camp, Mrs. John Baiunas, Mrs. August After.
 Mrs, Emn Mark, Mrs Carney, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. EOfnafl, Mrs. 3i" bell, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. Al" bert oaess, Mrs, Fred Heinye, Mrs. Gus Lange, Mrs. Fred ThorelI, Mrs. Otto ReicIienbach, Mrs. Y. c. Pick fps, Mrs. A, CayIan, Mrs. Mary Gchwenk, Mrs, Max Wiilheus, Mrs. Anna WiIibaus, Mrs. Emiii& King.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

The Constock lodge. KnighSs v pvthias. elected officers last nignt af a meeting held In Mechanics hail on East Main street. At c ,,,sstin1 - next month of the lodge, insteiiation ceremonies for the seisais annual elections will DO nela' .
 Announcement was Gls0 ,n ."sso sa that the hospitaiization plan pe ag- cepted by the lodge and 70 70 'nSo effect immediately.
 Officers who were elected are:
 Ccancelior commander. Vicoor Weyermann; vice.chancellcr com raaf,der, James Miller; prelAte, Louis Benedict: master of works, Waae Manville; master at arms. Williem Candee: inner guard, Alfred Dids- bury, and outer guard, Fred T. Peck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Sadie DotUie
 Shower Guest

Miss Sadie Dowie, who is being married on June 3Oth to Edgar Bouhard, was guest Of honor ct e miscellaneous shower given by Miss Mae Howard, Mrs. Ella somers and Mrs. Viola Brown. Those attending were:
 Mrs. James Dowie, Mrs. Thomas Dowie, Mrs, William Birg, Mrs. Clar- ence Slater, Mrs. Gordon Somerg, Mrs. Joseph P. somerS, Mrs. Dwight Gotnerg, Mrs. J. rday Somers, Mrs, Marie Birch, Mrs. Ruth Speed, Mrs, Janet Rice, Mrs. Rachael Nelson, Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Mrs. Helen Snyder, Mrs. Ei- sic Johnson, Mrs. Jean Backman, Mrs. Edith Anderson, Mrs. Virginia Palmer, Mrs. 0eneyieve Morgan, Mrs. Rose Biz, Mrs. Wanda Mro- ZinSki, Mrs. Doris Alien,
 Mrs. Sally Hallock, Mrs. Ada Guy. ett, Mrs. Eva Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Johnson, Mrs. Ruby Meier, and the Misses Margaret Dowie, Agnes Kyle. Peggy 0aIbraith, fsa Currie, Lois Slater, Doris Colby, Martha Nata- Wich, Nina Birs, Norma Warner, Gwen Burton, Ruth Bowen, Betty Dowie, Edns Slater.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

Miss Margaret Ann Sullivan of Naugatuck was the guest of honor recently at Q surprise dinner ct Larkspur Lodge in Watertown by the "H.H" Girls. Miss Sullivan was presented Q set of dishes from the club.
 Those present were: Misses Mar garet Ann Sullivan, Margaret and Ellen Scanlon, Mary, Lilly and Bet- ty Grant, Julia and Mary Curtin, Phyllis Conlon, Mrs. Edward Nolde and Miss Mary Evelyn Feeley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
EDUCATION SCARS

New York-One million school. toys are expected to Dc enrolled this fall in z nationwide campaign to give aviation education to American youth under z program launched by Air Youth Of America, according t1 Cornelius V, Whitney, airline exe- cutive and Q sponsor Of the orgari. ration,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
BELL-DEELEY

MT, and Mrs. John ?, DeeIey 0i WaterViIic street announce the mar. riage of their daughter, Margaret Mary, to Thomas Arthur BeII, gofl Of Mrs. Margaret Bell Of ManvlIle street.
 Rev, Peter Daly performed tl1e ceremony at Et, MaFgaret's church on June 13. Miss Agnes Cro1an at- tended the bride, with George oi- Eon as best man,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Engagements
LUCAs.KuIiEAvEK

Announcement has been made by MT. and Mrs. Domlnicki Kulhavlk of Bank street of the engagement of their daughter, Helen Ann, to Private Martin P. Lucas of Camp Blanding, Fla, son of Mrs. Joseph M. Lucas of Anderson street Naug- atuck. The wedding date has not yet been set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
Personal

Mrs. L. Y. Danen of this city is yacationing in Atlantic City where sbe Is registered at the Ritz-carl. ton,
 Miss Mary Madden and Miss Alma Dillon Of Baldwin street are in s. Paul, Minny where they are attending the EuchaFistic Congress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
R0OT-WHLHEBURY

Mrs. George I. Wllhebury of Cut Ter street, Watertown, has an. nounced the engagement of her daughter, Caroline, to Heroid Leroy Root.
 The wedding will take place ct { o'clock on July II at the Watertown Congregational church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
SHE WAS FIRST

Miss Florence Horsburgh was the first woman member of Pariia- Inent to move afl address iil reply to the kings speech at the opening Of Parliament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25
wTNoNA REBEKAH

. wjnona Nebekah odge will meet sthis evening at 6 o'clock at Odd l. Feliows hall, with Mrs, Anna Book, noble grand, presiding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-25

On Mexico's Mothers Day na- tiot1al prizes were awarded for the most prolific and the oldest mothers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
ENGLISH GRATEFUL
 FOR AMERICAN AID
Former Pastor of London Church Speaks at St.
 Paul's, Woodbury

parishlonerS crowded the church of St. Paul in Woodbury yesterday to hear 0 young refugee" pas- tor, Rev. Michael Coleman, vicar of what was All Hallows Church, London, before German bombs all but annihilated 1t.
 Episcopal clergymen from several of the nearby towns assisted In the service, in which the vicar, who plans to speak in several of the nations Episcopal churches during his stay in this country, described the effects of the war upon his native England,
 Calling the war fight for the preservation of Democracy, truth, and Christianity" he said 1t was not his province to tell Americans what their role should be, but told the congregational the British ap- preciated ali this country had done to aid England's effort.
 Among the clergymen participat- ing in the service were: Rev. Rog- CT B. T. Anderson of Waterbury, Rev. Edward R. Merrill of Oak vile, Rev. Mark Carpenter of Derby, Rev. William B. Lusky of Ridgefield and Rev. John T. Wilson, rector of St. Paups Church. Rev. Dr. Uhauncey Linsley, former di- rector of St. Paul's also spoke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08

Wolcott, Conn, Sept. 8 -- Mrs. Alfred Medina, Mrs. Eric Brandt and Mrs. Walter Enhorning were thethe hostesses at an outing re- gently in honor of Clyde Garthwaite Jr., of Pierpont Heights which was held at the home of his grandfather on darthwait road. Mir Garthwait will be married soon to Miss Fran ces oakes. He was presented 6 purse by the guests. Softball was played with the women the winners. A pic- rlic dinner was served followed by dancing. Those present or sending gifts were: MT. and Mrs. William darthwait, MT. and Mrs, Walter En- horning. and daughter, Corinne; Mir. and Mrs Frederick Enhorning, Mir
 and Mrs. Irving darthwait and daughter, Diane; MT. and Mrs, Clyde 0arthwait and son, Bobby; MT. and Mrs. Frank Oakes, Mir. and Mrs. Eric Brandt, MT. and Mrs. AL fred Medina and children; MT. and Mrs. Jack Harmon, Mir. and Mrs. Martin, MT. and Mrs William Hun ter. Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Kearney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
Walter WincheII
 On BrO0dW0y !.
'as sasss Rsssmssvas cppyvss~G Sssa Uaiv msFvSSS

and Marion Callahan, of the sister act, don't even know there's a war going on.... The James Oillons (she's Priscilla, aousa, the March Kings grandotter) are Februheir- ing :. Latest convoy army orders contains this new ruling: There will be no yelling, whistling, etc., Rt the sight of the fair sex". Z, Dinah Shores Marines landed in New York the other day and has the situation well In hand. |. |. A Follies darling, whose honey once gave her 5000 eagles, now dwells in 3 midtown "cell."
 Artie Shaw is in Hot Aqua again with the Musicians Union here. Goes before the trial board tomor- row. The grapeviners hear that Herschel Grynszpan Che shot Q Na2i attache in Paris) was mur- dered two weeks ago. .. Movietown says Barbara Hutton and Gary Grant will wed outside of California = because of the property com muntty laws. ~. Thomas J. Watson, Jr., of the 1ntl Business Machines clan, and Olive Cawley, the mag cover lovely, have wedding bells on their toes. .... Gloria Vanderbilt's pompadour is Q copy from the teen age photos of her Aunt Gladys.
 Terrific row over at the Caven- dish Bridge Club. One of the ace players and an ace champ insult ed each other-both demanding the resignation of the other. :. Pretty Ruth Alderman, Diamond Horse- shoe photographer, and Bob Eus- sell, who wrote Maria Elena" are Q merger threat. ... Una Whyte, 3rd frau of Lee Mortimer, the Chow Mein. .Stemmer, served divorce pa- pers on him last week. A Cali fornia division. Why should Ja- pans banning of .. 6, films cause such a fuss2 They've barred them from Manchuria since 1897. [. One of the networks has been instruct cd to discount the stories of Q cer- tain Berlin correspondent. He is SO palcy with Nazis - he flew over open towns In Russia and was per- mitted the thrill" of pressing the machine gun buttons straftng wo-. men and tots.
 A Great Lady has gone to Heav- en and has left Q Great Son who is trying to make . Heaven on earth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
ROCHESTER TOPS
 ARENA'SPROCRAM
Jack Benny's Aide in Spe- cial Thursday Attraction;
 Harry James Coming

Eddie Rochester" Anderson, fam cd comedian of radio, motion pic. lures, and stage, heads the stellar aggregation hoaSting such Ilotables as Oracle Barrie, the Walton and O'Rourke puppets, and the orchestra of Dick Stable, which will appear Thursday afternoon and evening In a special engagement at the New Haven Arena. '4l
 Rochester's gravel.voiced jihes ct "boss" Jack Benny on the radio, and his delightful antics and eccentric dancing in Q host of motion picture hits have made him the favorite of millions of entertained loving AIn- orleans. Some of the recent screen hits in which he has starred include roper Returns," "Love Thy Neigh. bor," Buck Benny Rides Again" and Man About Town"
 Oracle Barrie Is the musical comedy singing star who showed to such splendid advantage in the recent Broadway revue "razt With the Heat" and many other hit shows and night club revues. The wooden wonders of Walton and ORourke are Q show within c show.
 Musical fare for this star-studded contingent is deftly served by "The Master of the Saxophobe," Dick Stable and his orchestra. One Of the nations outstanding bands, Stable brings with him several enjoyable features, including Bill DeMayo, romantic baritone, "The Five Musical Woodwinds," and the Stable Sexette."
 On next Sunday afternoon and evening, the Arena will present Harry James, Americas Number 1 Trumpeter," and his famous band, featuring Dick Haynes, and 6 stage show headed by Isabeli Jewell and Lya Lys, glamorous Hollywood screen stars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
MARINE SERGEANT
 NOW 2O-YEAR MAN
Local Recruiting Officer Has Served Uncle Sam
 in Many Lands

Sergeant Maxwell P. Dickerson, commissioned oftlcer in charge of the local Marine Corps recruit ing station, realized today with a start that he has. completed twenty years service with the Marine Corps.
 So engrossed was he in the per- formance of his interesting duties, travels and diversified daily rou- tine, over this twenty year period as a member of Uncle Sam's leath- ernecks, that he was unaware of the approach of the anniversary.
 The sergeant said today, as he reminisced over the past two dec- ades that the time had passed by just like a four year cruise. He says, that after travelling throughout the United States and Canada, having spent two seasons on the big iron ore boats which ply the Great Lakes, that the further urge for adventure, travel and education jmpelled him to enlist in the Mar ines at Buffalo, ~. Y., on May 7th, 1921, since this time he has seen service with the Dominican Expe- tionary Forces, and has been in Puerto Prince, Haiti, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Panama and other Caribbean ports in his travels.
 He has the Dominican and Marine Corps Expeditionary Med- als, e good conduct medal with five bars, each bar representing four years of service. In addition to these he has certificates for the completion of mathematics of the electrical engineering course of the Marine Corps Institute, and holds two diplomas from this school, one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
TwO GirIs Carry On Tradition By
 Attending School

Two young girls carried on . tradition of more than a century and . half simply by attending classes at the Wood tick District School In WOl- colt last week.
 The children were Jacque. line Tyrrell Dumschatt and Joan Carol WakeIee, each . member of the sixth, genera ton of her family to attend the WOOdtlck School. To stress the historical import ancc Of her visit to school last week, Jacqueline carried 2 slate which had been the property of her great-great grandfather, Herman w. Hall.
 Joan Wakelee is & direct descendant of one of the first families tO settle in WolcOtt. Some of the land that belong ed to her ancestors six gener- ations ago has never left the family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08

covering the entire field of radio, and the other complete uatomotive course.
 He was the former publicity ser- geant of the district headquarters station of New York City, where he served in that capacity for 8 number of years prior to being pro- noted to first sergeant of the dis- trict of Springfield, Massachusetts. The sergeant states that although he has been more or less perma- nently located while member of the recruiting service, his travels are not over by any means, for he has been in the chief cities and towns of six different states in the past year. Since May 22nd, when ike sergeant took charge of the local station, he has enlisted twenty eight men from this area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
St. Marys Graduates
 27 Student Nurses
Bishop O'Brien Presents Diplomas to Members 0g Class at Impressive Ceremonies; Fr. SkeIIy Speaks

to carry on its work and this xe sponsibility is assumed by the gis ters of st. Joseph and the nursing profession.
 Bishop O'Brien was assisted c the Benediction by Rev. LawrencA skelly, chaplain of the hospital, as deacon; Rev. John Dial, of the Sacred Heart church, sub-deacon. and Rev. Donald OTeary, of the Church of the Immaculate Concep- ton, master of ceremonies.
 The sanctuary was occupied by Rev. Joseph Rice, of old Lyme; Rev. Joseph McKeon, Hartford; {; Rev. Cornelius Buckley, south- bury; Rev. James Lambert, Nauga- tuck; Rev. Edward L. Morrison, Rev. George Reilly, and Rev. Phil- ip Hussey, all of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08
HOUSE, LOT SOLD
 ON PARK PLACE

Naugatuck, Sept. 8 - Thomas Talbot has sold a house and lot on Park Place to Ruby E. Freeman, according to Q warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. Other deeds show that: Catherine M. Reilly has sold a house and lot on Carroll street to Filomena Reale; La eVrne Clark has sold @ lot on Prospect road to Rosie Tortorice and Fred- erick w. and Helen M. Moeckel have sold lot on Auburn street to Edward A. and Alice r. Daley.
 The local Aerie of Eagles will hear a report at Q meeting here tonight on a district meeting in An- sonia yesterday, which Lawrence J. Caulfield, John Garland, ST., John Garland, Jr., Joseph Neal, Joseph McGuire and Joseph Kane, attend ed. State leaders are expected to attend tonights meeting and de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-08

Amid impressive ceremonies held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday afternoon, twenty-seven student nurses were graduated from the St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing. The exercises were witnessed by more than 900 persons.
 Presentation of diplomas to he graduates was made by Most Rev. sEIenry OBrien, auxiliary bishop of Hartford. He also pronounced the solemn Bensdiction of the Blessed Sacrament. Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, vice-presldent Of the hospital board of directors assisted in the pres- entation of the diplomas.
 Miss Mary Kenny of 192 Baldwin street was the winner of the St. Mary's Hospital Alumnae associa- ton prize and the Waterbury Nurs- es' association prize was awarded to Miss Eleanor Rice of l38 Washing ton street.
 Rev. Bartholomew Skelly of St. Augustine's church in Hartford, end brother of the hospital chaplain, Rev. Lawrence Skelly, was the prin- cipal speaker and his address laud- ed the work of the Sisters of St Joseph who operate St. Mary's hos- pital Father Skelly exhorted grad uates to follow example in keep- ing with the high level of the in- stitution in which they received their trainng.
 Touching on the war g ravaged countries of the world, Father Skel- ly asked the congregation to ren- der thanks to God that this na- ton is free to carry on its mission of humanitarian work.
 Father skelly praised the noble women who the church relies on