The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-25
U. s. Navy photo from NEA Telephoto,

homemade cookies rom generous donors were sold by chosen girl scouts from troops "A, 21 and 31.
 The talent of the alley Players was demonstrated by the Proud Father directed by Frank Jones, who was also an unseen but effective direc- tor of the entire revue. Alma In- gram, Robert Scheiber, Edward Saunders, Pegi Curtin and Harold Burial proved to be actors who could combine humor with pathos in their portrayal of the life in the home of the pore white trash of a southern mountain home.
 Mrs. c. D. McCleary, organist and choir director of the Congregational church played the piano composition "Rondo Capriccioso" by Mendelssohn with the perfection of execution which Naugatuck lovers of music have come to expect from Mrs. Me- Cleary.
 Lorraine Madame of St. Mary's Catholic club was a favorite with the audience who insisted upon re- ceiving an encore for which she sang in her best manner the St, Louis Blues"
 John Caneira, Jose Oliveira and Joaquin Santos of the Club Uniao Portuguese were generous in their guitar and vocal music. Their in struments, different in form and tone, from the mandolin and banjo of America proved interesting to young and old in the audience.
 Pat Robinson of the Junior Wom- ans club was received with warm applause from her listeners when she gave monologue from the play Counselor at Law" The Junior Womans club was also represented in the revue by the attractive ushers. Former campfire girls also acted as ushers and ticket salesmen.
 Gene Siderof repeated his black face speciality from the U. s. Rubber Co. minstrel show of 1943, which gave merry conclusion to an un- usual and pleasing evening.
 Under the direction of Alma In- gram the audience joined in the hearty singing of God Bless Amer ica" with thoughts of the men and women in service, number of whom have been trained and cared for at the Children's Center.
 Naugatuck, May 25-The engage mert of Miss Lena Urgitis, daughter of Mrs. Eva Urgitis of 92 Highland avenue, to Pvt. Ernest Weyermann of 188 Winslow Court is announced, No date has been set for the we'd ding.
 Private Edward Flanigan has re- turned to Camp Wood, New Jersey, after spending the weekend visit ing his mother, Mrs. Rose Flanigan of North Main street.
 Mrs. Stanley Bandurski, who has been confined to a Fairfield hospital for some time, is convalescing satis- factorily, and is expected to return to her home on Woodbine street early next month.
 Private Frank Bernaitis, U. s. Army, is spending short furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Stephen Bernatis of Haggerty Court.
 Miss Judy Ann Bluestone has re- turned to the Parsons School of De- sign in New York city after spend- ing several days with her parents Dr. and Mrs. David B. Bluestone of Meadow street.
 Sgt. Frank Danielson returned last night to his post at Fort Knox, Ky. after visiting friends here for the past week.
 Arrested
 Immigration agents arrested Jo- seph N. Branco 30, of l Cliff street, and Joseph N. Ares, 49, of l68 Ma pie street, Monday night, on a charge of illegal entry into the country.
 They were taken to Hartford for trial in federal court there.
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