The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Borough Briefs

Nau9atuck, Nov 2S--Mr. and Mrs. Henry WitkoSki and family Of Spring street were visitors at tho home of relatives residing near panbury sun- day.
 William R. COnnole, son of MT. and Mrs. John ConnOie of North Main street, who has been vacation. ing here, has returned Co George. town University, Washington, D. o.
 Philip Brown, who visited his family on Highland Circle over the weekend, has returned to Philadel- phia, where he Is taking O training course in government defense work.
 Kenneth Tuckey, who is stationed At Fort Knox, Kentucky, was . weekend visitor at the home of hts parents, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Tuckey of Orchard street.
 Mrs, Joseph Stein of Heebe street, who has been . patient ct st. Mary's Hospital, Waterbury, has returned home.
 Ensign Howard WhittemOre has returned Co Jacksonville, Fla, after having visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harris WhittemOre, Jrp of Church street.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Penelope | Allen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Everett Allen of Allenacres, Spencer, Mass, to William Frederick | Stebbins, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Stebbins of Wentworth, Ill. Mir. Stehbins, Q graduate of Prince ton University, was an industrial engineer with the local plant of the U. s. Rubber Company until re- gently.
 Mrs. Sophie Weissman, wife of Bonnet Weissman of Beebe street Is . patient at the Baptist Hospital, Boston.
 Miss Joy Hude of Naugatuck and | Miss Polly Smith of Indianapolis, students at the Connecticut College, New London, were weekend visitors | at the home of Miss Hyde's parents, MT. ard Mrs. Burton P. Hyde of | Allerton Farms.
 Miss Grace MilIward of Hartford | was g weekend visitors at the home | of her parents, Mir. and Mrs John | Willard of Walnut street.
 Cyrus ". Gould and Florence E. Gould have sold lot on German street to Ronald W. Schopp, and | Edna Schopp, according to a war ranty deed filed recently at the office | of town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Matthew J. Karbowicz has sold a | house and lot on Cherry street ex- tension to Gertrude z. Maker, ay:- other recent warranty deed shows.
 At the meeting of Magnolia En- campment I. O. o. r. Wednesday | night there will be . rehearsal of | the PatFiarchal degree. Degree Mas ter Harold Newman requests that ell | officers be present.
 John Joseph Cezinskis of TOT Main street, Terryville, and Anna Eleanor | of Al Anderson street, have filed wedding in- tentions at the office of Town Clerk | J. St. John recently. They | are to be married Thursday.
 The Naugatuck Teachers league | will hold its annual meeting at q o'clock tonight in the high school. OfIicers will be elected and reports | will hold its annual meeting at 7I for the year will be made. Refresh ments will follow the business meet ing.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Naugatuck district of Mattatuck | council, Boy Scouts, will take place Thursday at S:lE ?. Ea. at the Nau- { gatuck Y. M. c. A., William H. Moody, district chairman, announced today
 A meeting of the Naugatuck JouFneymen Barbers' association will be held ct 8 p. m. tomorrow in Hi- bernian hall, with Louis Triano, presiding.
 The Naugatuck Rotary club at its regular meeting tomorrow noon in Suliivan's inn will hear a musical program hy members of the local high school musical organizations under the direction of Leon R. Corr