The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-28

W building where he resided on Flynn outh road early Friday morning by George Hart, . neighbor, Mfr, Hart, who made practice Of visiting smith each morning about 2 o'clock to sec if his fire was going, found him lying on a couch dead, He nos tlfled Oftleer George Rohe who in turn called pr. Richard Lawtoll, medical examiner, who pronounced death duo to a heart attack,
 Mfr, Smith had resided practically ! all his life In Plymouth and Terry vile and for many years was em- ployed as Q watohmaker by the | Seth Thomas Clocks company of Thomaston, of recent years he was unemployed.
 He is survived by . wife and two sons in Massachusetts and . sis- ter, Mrs. Fannie Hemingway of Wolcott.
 Tho funeral was held from the Scott funeral home, Main street, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock l with burial In Hillside cemetery, Home on Vacation
 Miss Ruth Lister, student at Harvard Medical school, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs, Amos II, Lister of Orchard street.
 Home on Furlough
 Staff Sergt, Caslnir D1ielinS&l Of Camp Meade, Md, is spending Q To-day furlough at his home on High street,
 Sergt. John Guaditis of Camp Meade, Md, Is spending a furlough ! at his home on Meadow street.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter was born Thursday at | St. Mary's hospital. Waterbury, to Mir. and Mrs. Frank Muscante of | Main street.
 Ronaghan Funeral
 The funeral of William E, Roma ghan was largely attended Saturday [ morning at s:S0 at the Scott funeral home and at 9 o'clock in the Im- maculate Conception church where requiem high Mass was celebrated | by Rev. Edwin A, Flynn, pastor. Mrs. Daniel Hurley was soloist dur ing the Mass with Fred Miller, or ganist.
 The body was placed in the vault | at Hillside cemetery to await burial in St. Marys cemetery in the spring. The bearers were Anthony | ZaricE, Albert Ott. Vernon Norton, | Arthur Wagner, Henry KalibcZyn- ski and Lawrence Robertson.
 House Sold
 Mir. and Mrs. John Hancock of | Thomaston have purchased the Talmadge place on East Main street, Plymouth. from Mfr. and Mrs. Henry | Hutchinson.
 Allyn Whitford
 Miss Alberta Allyn, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Cook of East Church, and Harvey Whitford. son of Mfr. and Mrs. Reynald | whitford of Goshen. were married ' in St. Marks Episcopal church, | Christmas day at II a. m. with Rev. Lewis Belden, rector, performing | the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Miles Didsbury of Reynolds Bridge were | the attendants. Mrs. Frank Mathes. organist, played the wedding march.
 A reception was held at the home | of the brides grandparents. Mir. and l Mrs. Albert c. Gaylord of East Church road. The couple left late in the afternoon on an unan- nounced wedding trip. They will reside in East Church when they return.
 Observance Post Complimented
 A United States Army contact squad from the New York Air De- fense Wing made an inspection of the Terryville observation post Fri day morning after addressing a meeting of IS persons at Eagle Hall i on the importance of plane spotting | as the Eastern coasts first line of 1 defense from possible enemy attack.
 Private John Grant of the squad | left a certificate rating the post as excellent after the inspection was made. The marker was put up. on the post bulletin board for all observers 1 to see as they report for duty. Re- porting for the first time that night | was Louis Tousignanti, service l grinder at New Departure Mfg. Div. 1 of General Motors. who proudly re- | lated that his wife had just given | birth to . ' and half pound boy l at New Britain General Hospital.
 I've been waiting for this happy occasion" he explained. Nov am going to serve in my spare time as much as I'm needed" Typical of those at the general meeting at Eagle Hall was Edna