The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-20
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school. He Is graduate OF LeaVen.
worth high school and former en-
ploye Of the Apothecaries Hall Co.
Bronis J. Mikulskis Of Malmaljck
avenue has been promoted to SER
geant in the Marine Corps. He Is
serving In the South Pacific area.
Corporal Earl Petteway Of III
Bishop street is spending o fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Petteway. He is serving
with q chemical warfare unit at
Camp sibert, Ala.
Private First Glass Sebastian Mol.
lea Of 970 Baldwin street has re-
sumed duties at Seattle, Wash, after
spending q furlough here.
Second Lieutenant Edmund q.
sonnetag Of 20 Elks avenue and
Francis K. Duffy Of 40 william
street met recently at a military
post In the Alaska area, according
to word received by friends here.
william B. Hennessey Of 1l9 Will
low street, former lawyer and cor
oner here, is stationed in New York
with the Merchant Marine. He en-.
listed two months ago and returned
recently from convoy trip.
Private William j. White and
Private First Glass Joseph v. White,
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. John White
Of 275 Washington avenue, are
spending furloughs at their home
together. william has just returned
after lengthy service in North Al
RIGA and his present station Is at
West Springfield, Mass. He re-
ceived his training In southern
camps. His brother has been in the
Army two years. receiving training
In North Carolina and California
camps and now serving at Fort
Douglas, Utah. Before entering the
service he was we'll known as O
mixologist at the Elton.
william Anderson Of 1856 Pine
street has been commissioned an
ensign at the U. s. Maritime Serv-
Ice Omcers' school In New London.
Charles Klamkin, Of this city, has
been promoted to sergeant at Det-
rick, Nd, where he Is with o cheni-
cal warfare unit.
Corporal Andrew Healey Of s Rye
street Is on furlough from Fort Sam
Houston, Texas. He entered the
Army In July, 1912.
Private william J. Briggs, Jr., Of
II Second avenue has started basic
training as an aviation student at
Keesler Field, Miss.
Frank J. Ford and Frederick B.
Rowe Of this city and Lester Gehr-
man Of Cheshire are enrolled as
Naval aviation cadets at the pri-
mary training station at Glenview,
Ill.
Lieutenant william r. Farrell Of
2 Fleet street is completing combat
flight training at the air base at
Alexandria, La.
Names of Second Lieutenant Al
fred Casaly Of 653 Willow street, Sec
ond Lieutenant Ronald r. Delaney
Of Is Fulton street, and First Lieu
tenant Francis Petrillo Of 49 Morn.
ingside avenue appear on an Off
cial German war prisoner list re-
leased by the War Department to-
day. Families Of all had been noti-
fled previously that the soldiers are
interned In German camps. Also
listed as a prisoner Is Sergeant Lau-
renee r. Prentiss Of Winsted.
Three local men have been assign
ed to Drake university, Des Moines,
Iowa for advanced training as avia-
ton students. They are: Charles w.
Kennedy Of go Lounsbury street,
James F. Kellas Of SO Willow street,
and Thomas A. Kurt2 Of So Mont
gomery street.
Two soldier-sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry G.. Stewart of Platts Mills are
spending furloughs here. Private
Clifford r. Stewart Is home from
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, while
Sergeant Harry E Stewart Is on
furlough from Camp Van Dorm,
Miss.