The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-21

NAUNatuck, NOV. 21.-GeorRe RHell of Carroll street was recently ap- pointed assistant manager for the Office Of Production Management in Connecticut, MT. Erell Is well known here. His many friends arc pleased to learn of his advancement to this very important post.
 MT. and Mrs. JOhn Butwell and family have moved from Andrew avenue to their new home on Rus. sell street.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Beck, their son-in.law and daughter of Pater- son, N, l., were visitors yesterday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dickinson of Highland Circle. Miss Lorraine Izoadley of Elm street is week ending in New York city,
 Miss Collette Peterson, a student at Simmons coleige, Boston, is visit. ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. N. Peterson of Millville avenue.
 Robert Grant. a student at wOr- cester Tech, WeFcestef. Mass, is spending the holidays at Che home of his parents, Mr. anud Mrs. Cecil Grant oe MiIlville avenue.
 Miss Joan Lambert, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Lambert of Golden Hill street and Miss Airline zehnder. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Zetnder of Hlllcrest avenue, are visiting their parents over the week end. M
 Mrs. Edith A. 'BoTaeIeau Oe Mass. achusetts is vlsltinug her brother- ln.Iaw and sister. AEr. and Mrs Timothy CrOnin of 1S Highland Circle.
 Improvement is reported in the condition of Harold Healey of Cor man street, who is a patient at st. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, where he recently underwent an opera ton.
 Business operations resumed here teddy after yesterdays holiday. All factories, with the exception of the Peter Paul. Inc. were operating today. ETnployes of the Peter Paul firm will return to werk Monday. Stores, libraries, banks and business firms closed yesterday, were open to- day tD' VI,
 Police Chief John J. Gormley has been honored by being chosen a member Of the Uniform Traffic coEn- mittee of the Connecticut Police Chiefs association. He was named to this committee ct a meeting in Bloomfield recently.
 Also on the committee are such well known police figures as: State Police Commissioner Edward J. Hickey. the superintendent of the Bridgeport police and others.
 The new traffic booth to swp- plant the present one at the c0Ezaer of Main and Maple street is ex- pected to be done In about q week. Police Chief John J. Gormley said today The present heeth there will be placed at the corner of North Main and Prospect streets, where effieers now direct traffic to the Waterbury road detonr..
 Magnolia Encampment. odd Fel- lows, win hold a rehearsal of the Patriarchal Degree tonight. All officers and those taking character parts are asked to attend. as 1t is planned to confer this degree on class of candidates in December.
 Women members of Beacon vaI- Icy Grange will present . competi- tive program at the regular meet 'lng Of Che Grange tanight at 6 e. clock At Grange hall. Mrs. John J. Gormley and son, Jack. of Beehe street are yisiting relatives in Providence. R. I. F
 Mafoa4 HoDefeonp Jr.s. or Manners avenue was . xlslter in East Hart ford yesterday ct the home oe his paFsnta
 Members of the Young Peoples Fellowsllip of St. AEichael's Episco- pal church will enjoy a bowling party Sunday night at the Palace alleys ats o'clock. They will meet mt Gt. AAichael's parish house at 7:9O mnd there wil 10 a abort business meeting.
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