The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-02
Borough Briefs

Borough BrIefS
 Naugatuck, June 2.-Saesar J. Ruggeri, Jr., of Coen street is patient at St. Mary's hospital, Wa terbury, where he recently under went an operation. His condition is reported as fair.
 Miss Helen Cignotti of COen street was visitor in New York city over the weekend.
 Francis Anthony Yurksaitis of Waterbury and Beatrice Marie StankieWicz of Union City have filed wedding intentions recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They are to be married July 4.
 Andrew KezeI has sold house and lot on May street to IsidrO and Marie E.. FOnSeca, according to a warranty deed recorded recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Miss Catherine Brosnahan, daugh- ter of Mrs. Mary Brosnahan of Highland avenue, was graduated Friday from the Katherine Gibbs school, Boston, Mass. She returned to her home today.
 A son was born Saturday at St. Mary's hospital Waterbury, to MT. and Mrs. Timothy ReardOn, Jr., of Fairview street, Waterbury, for mer Naugatuck residents.
 The annual supper of the past matrons and past patrons of Ever green chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will be served at 6:30 D. m. Thursday in Masonic hall, Mrs. Rob- bert Houseknecht, matron, has an- nounced. A business session will follow the supper. The committee in charge includes: Mrs. F1idolf Carlson, Mrs. Jesse Howell, Mrs. Jennie Lyons, Mrs. Helena Mai and Mrs. Ada Melbourne. 1 Theodore B. StackpOIe of 26O Hill side avenue, assistant superinten- dent in the waterproof division of the U. $. Rubber company, left yes- terday to take 8 new position in Boston. Associates in the labOra- tory and foremen of the waterproof department presented him with Gladstone bag, leather biIlfoId and a travelling kit Friday.
 Howard J. Ziegler, son of MT. and Mrs. John Ziegler of Hillside avenue, Waterbury, former Naugatuck resi- dents, will be graduated from Tri- State college, Angola, Ind, June II, receiving a bachelor of science de- gree. His mother, sister, Mrs Carmen George, and an aunt, Mrs. James Schaff of Bristol Terrace, will attend the exercises.
 Mrs. Raymond Paul of Walnut street will present mOnOlOgues at the meeting of the EpwOrth league of the Methodist church tonight at dsOV Au tAAC CAAuNCu u1AAs
 Miss Stella R. Yvasauskas of Auburn street will be graduated to- day from the Meriden hospital school of nursing.
 Austin l.. Adams, IT,, son of Aus tin l.. Adams of Middlebury, will be graduated from Taft school this month and will enter Dartmouth col lege, July 6.
 David St. John, student at Co., lumbia university, is spending the summer vacation at the nome of his parents, MT. and Mrs. David St. John of German street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Harris WhittemOre, IT,, are in their summer home in Middlebury.
 Richard Zollo, son of Albret Zollo of Wolfe avenue, will leave tomor- row to start training in the Coast Guard, ill which he enlisted recent ly. He has been employed at the Homer D. Bronson company here.
 Corp. Francis DOirOn has returned to Fort Devens, Mass, after hay ing visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank DOirOn of South Circle.
 The Misses Betty Baukat, Laurian Richter, Harriet Malone and Mar gerry Brennan, all students at the New Haven State Teachers college, are home for the summer vacation.
 Private Harold Hill has returned to Fort DevenS, Mass, after hav- ing visited his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Hill of Main street.
 Private Louis Contaldi, a member of the military police in New York city, was a visitor at the home of relatives here over the past week. end.
 Staff Sergeant Raymond Floss of Fort BeIvoir, Va. Is visiting his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Floss of North Circle.
 Miss Jean LinSley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James L. Linsley was graduated from the Russell Sage col- lege, Ttoy, N. Y., Monday receiving a bachelor of science degree. Her parents attended the exercises. Miss Marion Anenbere, daughter of MT.