The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19

street, was among the large class of students that was graduated from the Army Basic Flying school at Shaw Field, Sumter, s. C., last week. For their advanced flight training, the cadets will be sent to various fields in the South. Henry s. Marlor of Fairview ave- nue is on business trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calf.
 William Dwight Crosby, Jr., of Bristol, son of MT. and Mrs William D. Crosby of 128 Walnut street and Miss Alice Maria Brandell of West Hartford, will be married on Satur- dal, August 9, in the Swedish Methodist church in Hartford.
 Francis T. Heating of 9 Woodbine street and Edward J. Sullivan of 29 Grove street were among the 50 men who enlisted in the U. s. navy at the recruiting station in New Haven Saturday.
 Joseph Raymond Stokes, a mem Der of the Coast Guard at Manhat- tan Beach, Brooklyn, N. r., spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stokes of 150 Pros pect street, Union City.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren D. Abel have as their guests Mrs. Abel's daughters, Miss Marion Baldwin and Mrs. Elwin Silloway, and Mrs. Abels granddaughter Miss Jane Silloway, all of Boston.
 John B. Drew son of MT. and Mrs. William Drew of 94 North Hoadley street, has completed a course at a naval gyro-compass school in New York city. He had previously studied at a naval electrical school in St. Louis, M. Rrew, third class elec- trician's mate, is expected to be as- signed to sea duty soon.
 Kenneth Churchill 18, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Churchill of 32 Greenwood street, Union City, who enlisted in the army air corps at Waterbury recently, is now expect ing a notification to report at Kelly Field, Texas.
 Mrs. Muriel Futile Eden and her daughter, Mrs. E. c. R. Whitcraft, and grandson of Topping, Great Neck, L. l., are visiting Mrs. Eden's mother, Mrs. Howard B. Futile, at her summer home in Middlebury.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hughes of 63 Spencer street announced the birth of son, born August IT, at the St. Mary's hoaspital, Waterbury.
 Private Thomas D. Conlon, son of MT. and Mrs. John Colon of 234 High street, who is serving with the army air corps at Miami Beach, Fla, has qualified for the radio operator and maintenance school and will be assigned to duty in the near future.
 Mrs. John J. Gormley of Beebe street is spending 8 vacation with relatives in Providence, R. I.
 Arnold Anderson of CurtiSS street has enlisted in the navy and leaves Wednesday for Newport, R. l., to start training. He is former Nau- gatuck high athlete and has been employed as & bus driver for the | c. R. & L. Go.
 Helen Denton has purchased a building lot on Park Hill road from Helen Galinas of Prospect.
 Mrs. Mae Maybury of 388 Hillside avenue has returned to resume her duties as clerk in the welfare de- partment, after enjoying her an- nual vacation.
 Miss .Adle Stasonis of North Spring street is vacationing at Mill ford Beach.
 Mrs. Mildred Hair of Cliff street, teller in the Naugatuck Savings Bank, has resumed her duties after having enjoyed her annual vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Arthur Perlon of Cherry street has returned from Ocean side. L. l., where she spent the weekend.
 Patrolman John Mikalchus is on his annual vacation this week. l Capt, Anthony Malone of the poe