The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28

p11Ln O1 a SOuy G6Iy JSIOI1l6p UOEI April B at the Waterbury hospi tai.
 Probation Officer and Mrs. Mi ctael Nolan of Sheffield Lane have returned from Long Island, N. Y. where they spent the week end.
 A pressure cooking demonstration was held by the home-making groul of the farm bureau this morning ct the Connecticut Light & PNwel O., office, Waterbury, and a can ming demonstration was held tht afternoon.
 Some local Girl Scouts visited the Peabody museum in New Ha' ven yesterday. Mrs. William M. Chit. tenden had charge of them.
 Rev. pr. G. s. Ohslurd of Gull ford will conduct the il a. m. servic, at the Salem Lutheran church Sun day as the local church pastor, Rev William R. Frendberg, will be at tn New England conference in Cam bridge, Mass. There will be no g m. service here and the Sunda, school will meet at 10 o'clock.
 John B. Schmidt of 1e Park place former police chief here, celebrated his 80th birthday Saturday. HI received many congratulations.
 A meeting of the Naugatuck Vet erans' council will be held at 8 p in. Thursday in Eonirson's diner at which time officers for the new year will be elected and preliminary plans for observance of Memoria! day formulated. A full attendance of members is urged.
 Herman Albert Treicfel, 2S, for mer local resident, is now in training As 8 yeornan, second class at the Q. S. naval training statoin Great Lakes, Ill.
 vandals have broken into property at Recration field recently and have started fires in some buildings there, Peter J. Foley, athletic direc. tor in local schools, has announced Police are said to know the identity of some of these youths.
 Edward J. Dillon, son of MT. aI1C Mrs. David Dillon of POP Water street, has recently been promoted to the rank of sergeant in the U 6. army. He is stationed at F'ort Jackson, s. c.
 A birthday party for Jackie Jones son of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Jones oi 70 Melbourne court, was held recent. ly at their home. Those attending were: Patty, Maureen and Charlotte White, Howard, Richard, Sandra ant Harry Schwartz, JacQueline, Jear and Richard Graveline, Jimmie Ruby and Walter Kean, Jackie arlc Lou Ellen Qlynn, Loretta and Elean. or ,Mansine. Maureen Callahan pottle Kitchens, Mrs. Samuel Harp per, Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. How. ard Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Schwartz Mrs. William Darlington, Mrs. N Mansini, Mrs. B. Johnson and Mrs James Kitchens. The Misses Dor othy Darlington, Rosernarie and Genevieve Mangini and Harold Car fington assisted in the entertain ment
 Miss Virginia Scllly, student al Albert,ig MAgnus college, New Ha' ven, was Q weekend visitor at thu home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Francis SCully Of North Main street
 MT: and Mrs. William Caulfield o! Brooklyn, N. x., who were recent visitors ct the home Of MT. Rrd Mrs John O,Donnell of MilIville avenue have returned to their home.
 Private Thomas QAllucci, son o Mrs. Anna 0Alluocl, who has beer visiting here, has returned to West ever field, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
 
 Private Joseph derich who hai been waiting relatives on Arcf Atreet, has returned to Weetovel field, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
 Clayton Davis and daughter, Nils Marian Davis, and son, James Da' vis, of High street were week enc vlslt6Eh ab their summer cottage ai 1wln lakes, Canaan.
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 AKf. and Mrs. Angelo Triano oi GorEnan street have announced thu birth of S son, born April 2z ct St MAtyis Hospital, Waterbury. Mrs Tkiano is the former Miss Marie AdoEnm.
 Announcement has been made bS AGt. and 1tEz. Robert n'vilesISas ol n ..a ..IN