The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-17

! having DeeIl Ill ATIuy SeEVlCS lOL
three months, Private Joseph J,
Scozzafava, son Of Mrs. Margaret s.
Scozzafava of 30 Darling street, has
received a promotion to the rank
of private first class at Keesler
Field, Miss. He was formerly EN-.
ployed at the Bell Laboratories in
New York and attended Leaven-
worth high school.
Private First Glass Darwin r.
Carpenter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph L. Carpenter Of 81 Edison
avenue and Private First Glass
Homer r. Emons, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer l.. Emons Of 2S3 Fair
lawn avenue are with q training unit
Of the Army Air Forces technical
training command at Chillcothe bus
mess college, Chillicothe, Mo.
In a general Army classification
test at Fort Knox, KY, Private John
Sutherland, Jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sutherland Of So Walnut street
scored the highest number of points,
1871, ever made by recruit taking
the test, which includes a Smatter-
ing of all fields of knowledge. He re-
ceived commendatory praise from
Lieutenant Colonel Ben Dixon Mac
Neill, special service and public re-
lations officer Of the Armored Force
replacement training center.
Sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale
DeSantis of Plank road, Privates
Louis and Harry DeSantis, are both
serving with the Army air corps.
Both received basic training at
Miami Beach, Fla. Louis who re-
Gently spent a weekend furlough
here, was employed by the Scovill
Mfg. Co., Waterville division. before
his entrance into the. service last
November. His brother, Harry. was
employed by the Chromium Corp.
of America previous to his entry
into the service in January, 1913.
According to word received here
today. Private First Class Michael
G. Arabinick, native of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, and son Of Mrs. Julia
/ Arabinick of 81 Warner place, is
missing in action" in North Africa.
He was sent to Baltimore. Nd,
upon his induction into the Army
last November, and when two
months had elapsed, was stationed
in England.
| ,>,.o,,ontin,. 70 tho rov,lr nf fach.
meal sergeant has been granted to
william Burns. formerly associated
with the law firm of Carmody, Lar
..ssr n Tarrapce He has heep IN the
Army Air corps for over a year.
A testimonial party was given
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
BrunelIi of TOO Highland avenue at
their home for their son Private An
| cello Brunelli. who Is stationed at
Camp Upton. N. Y.
Upon completing boot training at
Great Lakes. Ill. Robert A. Major
ano. fireman third class, OF AZ
Welles street Is being trained as a
Navy machinist mate at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. He Is graduate
Of Crosby high school and q former
employe CT the American Brass Co.
will meet at Prospect tonight at 0
o'clock.
RAYMOND Bowen. small son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Bowen OF the
Woodtick road fell while riding his
bicycle Friday after school and cut
a deep cash In his chin which re-
auired six stitches TO close II. He is
under the care of Or. Rudolph
Damiani of Waterbury.
Private Andrew Washenko OF the
Finch road, stationed Mt Miami,
fla. has been hospitallzed for three
weeks with pneumonia. but Is now
conyalescing.
Cloyd Cook OF the Fitch road has
returned to his home from St.
Mary's hospital where he has been
patient for II weeks.
J. Arthur Bergen has returned TO
his home on the Nichols road from
the Waterbury hospital.
A daughter was born on Friday
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M0llett OF
Ozone Park, l.. I. Mrs. Mollett Is
the former Alice Lynch. daughter
OF Mr.. and MRS. Charles Lynch Of
| Ealinox avenue.