The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Oct. 6 - Gerald Shea of Springfield was 6 recent visitor here with relatives. He is a former local resident.
 William Dickinson 0f Highland Circle spent the week -end In Pater. son, N, J.
 MT. end Mrs. Russell Weaving, Jr, of Francis street attended the Yale. Virginia football game at the Yale Bowl Saturday
 Mfr. and Mrs. Philip B, Thompson of New street attended the pre- game banquet of the Connecticut Alumni Club of the University of Virginia at Oakdale Tavern, Wal lingford Friday night, with Mfr. and Mrs. stanton Webster of Waterbury aS their guests. They also attended the Yale-Virsinla game Saturday.
 Anthony eronas of the U. s. Marine Corps, who Is stationed at Paris Island, 8. O., Is visiting rel- atives on Carroll street,
 Probation Officer and Mrs. Mich- ael Nolan of CurtlSS street were weekend visitors in New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of High street, who have 3een motoi- ing in the White Mountains, have returned.
 Mrs. Martha Enafnalt and John Enanait of German street, Mrs Helen Enamait of Carroll street and Miss Sophie Walonis of Oxford arc visiting Private Richard Enamait at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
 At the meeting of Magnolia En- campment, I. O. O. F. Wednesday night 1t Is expected a visiting dele- gation will be present who will res turn the Grand Patriarch's Travel- ing Crook. All Patriarchal odd Eel lows are invited to be present En- tertainment and refreshments are being arranged.
 Preparations for "Old Timers Night" are being made now by the Naugatuck Lodge of Elks. The affair will be held October 21 and there will be an innovation in the form of a supper for the veteran members ct 6:30 ?. m. preceding the meeing. Movies, card games and Q buffet lunch for all will follow the bus mess session.
 The committee in charge includes: includes: Richard Finley, chairman, Louis Triano, Edgar c. Leach, Luke COlniskey, Edward J. Aurisch and Raymond St. John.
 No meeting of the selective service board will be held tonight, but a meeting is scheduled Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Beebe street school. Routine business will be transacted.
 The Naugyettes held a formal din- ner dance at the Hotel Bond in Hartford Saturday night.
 Private First Glass Clayton R. Houseknecht, son of MT. and Mrs. Clayton P. Houseknecht of 30 Hill street, was one of three soldiers at Fort Devens, Mass, chosen to take A Snecial thrae.fnnnkh 10hOra t0fv training course at the Walter Reed General hospital, Washington, D. c. He started the course October 1. He had been recently named a ward master at the Lowell hospital at Fort Devens.
 A Fummage sale will be held by Evergreen Chapter, Order of Eastern Star Friday from a. m. to 5:30 p. m. at Masonic hall. The committee fin charge includes: Mrs. Irene Housekmecht, chairman; Mrs. Beat rice Boyd, Mrs. Helen Mcgin, Mrs. Evelyn Carlson, Mrx Helen Koth, aaFs. James Lyons, Mrs. FIerine Durr. Miss Ruth Hagopian, Mrs. Hazel WiggIesworth, Mrs. Violet FoI- lett, Mrs. Martha Heavens, Mrs. Elso Noyack and Mrs. Bertha Gii- mack.
 Plans for winter activities were to ] be discussed at Q meeting of the WSNen's Auxiliary of the Y. M. O.. 4. nlis afternoon in the "" Mrs.