The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-12

Thirty local men, who have been
| given ratings as seamen second
class on completion of basic train
ing at the U. S. Naval training sta
ton at Sampson, N. Y, are now
spending leaves at their homes
here. They are:
Danici D. Carmody, son of Danil
M. Carmody Of BIT Hamilton ave-
nue.; Irving Beeman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Beeman, SO Della
ware avenue; Vincent Perazzini
son of Mrs. Mary Perazzini, %
Wales Street; Bronis w. Sharks,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sharks,
755 Congress Avenue, Ext; An
thony j. Dambrauskas, son of
George Dambruaskas, 1874 North
Main Street.; and Henry ]. Conaty,
son of John j. Conaty, SO Manor
Ave.
Peter D'Urso, son of Santo
DUrso, As Edgewood Ave-; Louis
Schiavone, Jr., son of Mrs. Anna
Schiavone, 40 Englewood Ave-; Ade-
limo P. Santos, son of Alfred P. San
tos, 261 River ST.; Armand T. Pro-
novost, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pronovost, 146 Savings ST.; Roland
L. Massicotte, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theophile Massicotte, A South
View St.; Armand S. Fisher, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher, lis
Rose St.; and Joseph w. Garthwait
son of Mrs. Helen Garthwait, 976
Woodtick Rds
Raymond T. Graves, son of Mrs.
Anna Graves, APT North Main ST.;
Joseph Margiotta, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Margiotta, As Webb
ST.; Fiore Marrone, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Marrone, 10 Chatfield
Ave-; David Snowden, son OF Mrs.
Jane Snowden, 1858 Hamilton Ave-;
Anthony L. Trotta son of Mrs. Ruth
Trotta, "a Ridge St.; Edward iVt-
kauskas, son of Anthony Eidukevlce,
SOL Hamilton Ave-; Olindo o. San
| topietro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora
zio Santopietro; and Richard L.
| Owens, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Owens, 122 Griggs st.
| BENJAMIN F.. Bradley, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bradley,
IS Chester Ave-; William ]. Labutis,
husband of Mrs. Mary s. Labutis,
Shadduck Rd., Middlebury; John S.
Chenkus, husband of Mrs. Rose
Chenkus, sc Ross ST.; w. Paul De-
laney. husband of Loretta H. Delan-
ev. 95 Ives St.; Julian K. Totten.
husband of Mrs. Julian Totten, 90
White Oak Lane; Ernest Margratt,
husband of Doris v. Margraft, ~
Buckingham ST.; Edward S. Hulk
husband of Grace Hulk, 1882 North
Main St.: Francis r. Julien, nus
band of Mrs. Mae Julien, IA Wood
lawn Ter; and Harold w. Edelberg,
brother of Mrs. Ruth Heating, 373
Walnut st.
Private First Class John Andrikis
of Highland avenue has been trans
ferred from Atlantic City. N. J. to
Buckley Field, Denver, Colo.
Staff Sergeant Clifford F. Waugh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Waugh
of Temple street, is spending fur
Tough here, his first since he en-
tered the Army in April, 1912. He
is stationed as radio instructor
at the air base in Falinas, Calf.
Private First Glass Edward j.
Shore of 473 West Main street has
completed a course in mechanics at
Keesler Field, Miss He is the son OF
Mrs. Helen Shore.
Robert Mole Of 1924 Chase Park
way is now on shore duty in North
Africa, according to latest word re-
ceiyed here. He is the son OF Patrol
man and Mrs. Anthony Mole.
Private Joseph Luttazi Of 371 Cir
cular avenue is stationed at Fort
Fisher, N. C. He Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Luttazi.
Private Charles Manganaro has
completed a furlough with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Mick of 446 Baldwin
street and has returned to Camp
Mccain, Miss.
George Budzinsauskas OF 8l5 Con-
gress avenue has been promoted 10
the grade of technician sergeant at
an undisclosed Army station.
Anthony D. Dalimonte OF 100 Citi-
zens avenue, is training as an avia-
ton cadet at basic training center
of the Army Air Forces.
Private First Glass David O'Neill
of 215 Lounsbury street has COM
pleted a furlough from March Field
Calf.
Colonel s. Kellogg Plume has
completed a visit at his home IN
WATERFOWL and has returned to the
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Mary
land, where he is an executive OIL
Ger.
Corporal Rudolph F. Refill OF 20
Myrtle street, is receiving training
at McDill Field, Ala. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Refill.
| MRS. MCNAMARA
RITES WEDNESDAY
Was Borough Resident
48 Years, Native of
England