The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-22
HEATER PLANS
 WAR BOND RALLY
Scheduled for Tonight; :; WOman's Club Plans An-
 niversary Dinner

1OTTlORUOI1, S2pG. Zz.-A 6aIuCe L( i Our Heroes war bond premiere pro. gram is to be presented this evening at 8 o'clock at the Warner theatel before an audience composed entire ly of war bond purchasers.
 Manager John J. Scanlon, Litch- field county chairman of the wal activities committees of the motior picture industry, has secured Somewhere I'll Find You" featur- ing Clark Gable and Lana Turner as the screen feature, and an all star local talent program has beer arranged by Joseph F. Crosson John F. Murphy, superintendent oi schools will be the war bond speaker
 Instrumental, dancing and vocal numbers will feature the local talent program, participants including George J. Rossi, superintendent of streets, veteran of the first world war and member of St. Peters church choir, who will sing baritone solos; Miss Mary Nuchna, pianist; Louis Costelli, piano accordionist who toured the country after win- ming a Major Bowes' amateur con- test; Yolan R. Szabo School of Dancing group which will present specialties, and the Litchf1eld Coun- ty Civic orchestra, direction by John D. Sullo.
 Admission to the premiere Is by purchase of war bonds only, pur- chaserS receiving cards which may be exchanged at the theater box of- flee for reserved seats. The response to date indicates that there will be full house tonight.
 Miss Myrtle TorreI Commissioned
 Miss Myrtle Torell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur w. Torell, 1T Eastwood road, has been commits stoned a second lieutenant in the U. S. army nurse corps, and has left for duty at Fort H. G. Wright, N. Y.
 Miss Toreu, graduate of Tor rington high school, class of 1894, was graduated from Hartford hos pital training school of nursing in 1888 and has been on the nursing staff there since that time. She was head nurse in the emergency room during the past two years.
 Dinner Oct. for WOman'S Club Y A dinner at Conley Inn, Monday, October 5, at 6:30 p. m. will open the 20th anniversary year of the Torrington Womans club. It was previously announced that the years program would open with a lunch con that day, and members are asked to note the change and notify Mrs. Tracey W. Carey, if they plan to attend, as no tickets will be sold.
 BankS-SimmOnS
 George Banks of New Harwinton road and Miss Jeanne Simmons of Torringford avenue were married Saturday by Justice of the Peace Eugene V. Madeux at his home on Prospect street in the presence of group of relatives and other friends of the couple.
 Cong. Convention Here Saturday
 The Democratic convention to nominate a candidate for congress- man from the fifth district will be held at City Hall Saturday. The general expectation is that Mayor William A. Patten of Torrington will be nominated on the first ballot although Lawrence Kenney of Wa terbury is also a candidate.
 Notes
 No improvement is reported in the condition of James A. Cooke of Waterbury who Is a patient at St. Mary'S hospital, in that city.
 Private George Allard, who re- gently enlisted in the Army, is now stationed at Atlantic City, N. J., with the U. s. Army air forces.
 Improvement is reported in the condition of Officer Edward Dozin- ski who is patient at the. local hos- pital, after being hit by a car Fri- day night.
 Mrs. Antonio scarriofIlnl n, of a Washington avenue, died Saturday afternoon at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital after Q brief Illness. She was born in Italy and e@btS " Wte 0AAtt&0 9hnt4a 90 yNMIb ago, living in New York for the first two years and residing in Tor. rington for the past 90 years. She leaves her husband, Antonio, two sons, Musxlo of Florida, and Francis of ToFrington. Three daughters, Mrs, Raymond Fessette Of Plattsburg, N, Y.; Mrs. Charles ongheFr of New Haven and Mrs. Anna 6caTTioGsini Of ToFfington.
 The funeral was held from the LA PoFta funeral homo this morning at esfb and at Gt. Peters church al .. Burial was in new St. PFanels' cemetery,
 Permits Iasuea
 Building permits have been Issued At the olllee 0g the cliy engineer Ra loll0wsl John DO Muhlel and nFoths era, tnes interior repairs and alt1T- Ailona at iag Washington Avenuei