The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-22
ARTHUR H. HARD
 MALARIA PATIENT
LocaI Soldier in Camp Hospital-Father Flies
 to Bedside
oAKVILLE
Correspondent, Irene Slough,
 Telephone 4.S99S

Oakville, Oct. 22.-Arthur H. Hard, son Of MT. and Mrs. Harry Hard of Buckingham street, who has re- turned to Camp Blanding from ser- vice in the war games in Louisiana, is in the base hospital ct Camp Blanding i'll with bronchial pneu- ulorlia and malaria.
 MT. Hard flew to Florida Satur- day and is with his son whose con- dition is not alarming.
 Mir. Hard'S address Is: Pvt. Ar- thur H. Hard, Service Battery, 1st Battalion, 152d Field Artillery, 43d Division, Camp Blanding, Florida.
 Fellowship Dance
 The Pilgrim Fellowship of the Union Congregational church pre- sented Q dance in tho church hall last evening. The music was in charge of Howard Ande. Sumner Lihbey is adult advisor.
 Present were: Eleanor Andrews, Shirley wilson, Ruth Herman, Paul line Atwood, Jean Eustace, Helen Short, Mary McGough, Alice Fuller, Mary Eliene Locke, Jane Louis, James Fuller, Peter Germano, Rich- ard Andrews, Bob ziello, Tommy Ostrum, Roy Lewis, Herbert Shaw, William Mcbride, Howard Ande, Howard Overbaugh, Harold Drew, John MacMahon, Everett Roger and Bob Fuller.
 Emile Bussmey, Jr., tax assessor will be in his office Monday, Thurs day and Saturday from to g and Saturday afternoon from one to five 50 taxpayers may sign the tax list.
 Plans for Parade
 Members of the firemen's commit tee making arrangements for the Halloween parade next Sunday in Oakyille held meeting at the fire- house Sunday morning to further plans for the affair. Another meet ing will be held this evening at 2 o'clock. All members of the com nittee are asked to be prompt In their attendance as some members have other plans for the evening.
 The parade will begin promptly at 1:30 o'clock. All participants are asked to be at the starting point at 1 o'clock to get in line. The line Of march will start from the OakyiIle railroad station and go north on Main street to South school playground. On account of Judd field being seeded 1t will not be possible to end the parade there. The Waterbury police will assist lo- cal police in traffic detail at the railroad station and underpasS.
 The parade will be headed by a mounted escort followed in order by a police escort, color squads, fire department and Leroy G. Woodward post, American Legion, Thomaston Girls Fife and Drum corps, firemen and fire apparatus.
 The parade is open to all boys and girls in Watertown and Oak vile between the ages of four and 16. Several business men in town haveTcontributed money to the fire department to help defray the ex. pense in sponsoring the parade and to purchase prizes for the children. More donations of money will be gratefully received regardless of the amount. Anyone interested in con- tributing may send it to either Chief Victor F'ogelstrom or Stuart At wood.
 Several prizes have already been purchased. There will be first, second and third prizes in each of the following classes Best looking, funniest and most original. There will be a first prize to participants over l0 years of age in the same classes as named above.
 Members of the committee in charge are: Chief, victor Fogelstrom, co-chairman, Bernard Marcoux; Mi- chael Dunn, E. J. Barlow, James Damery, Robert Atwood, Charles Demarest, George Williams, Ferdin- and Isenay, Earl Norton. Ambrose Dunphy. Oswald Balunas, Irving Campbell, Howard Hickcox. James Gallagher. Stuart Atwood and Ed aaMKd 0sGduuer.