The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-16

Stationed In London, England,
with the ground crew of the Army
Air corps, Private Joseph Delvl, son
Of Daniel Delvi of 1402 Baldwin
street, has been discharged from the
sick bed Of hospital there, 1t was
reported today. Private Delvi has
been In the service for year, and
has spent half that time In England.
PriVates Nunzio and Anthony
Peruglni, cousins, have been to-
gether since they entered the service
Of Uncle Sam last December, are to
begin training at Camp Gruber,
Okla, with an infantry unit. Both
boys are residents Of Tucker avenue
In Oakville.
Henry Hayden, Jr, pharmacists
mate, third class, U. @. Coast Guard,
recently spent q weekend furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hayden Of "a Luke street,
from his post ct the U. s. public
health service depot In Perry Point,
Nd, where he Is drug dispenser.
Mate Hayden entered the service
last April, and received his educa-
ton at Crosby high school, st,
Thomas college in Hartford, and
Columbia university.
Previously stationed In England
for eight months, Sergeant Charles
A. Klein, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Klein Of So Lexington avenue,
Is now with q tank destroyer bat
TALON in North Africa. He received
his basic training at Fort Bragg, N.
c., having enlisted IN February,
l94l. His brother, Private Robert
Klein Is stationed ct Shepherd Field,
Texas, while his 10 year old twin
brothers, William and Roger. report
for examination at Hartford today.
Upon completion of basic train
Ing ut Paris Island, S. c., Sergeant
Kenneth M. Carter has become
associated with the public relations
department Of the Marine Corps at
Philadelphia. Sergeant Carter spent
a furlought here this past weekend.
James Barnes, son Of James j..
Barnes of 494 Wilson street, who
received a recent promotion to the
rank Of private, first class IN the
Army Air Corps returned to the
New England Aircraft School in
Boston, where he Is training. after
spending a weekend here. He Is
graduate Of Wildly High school,
and prior to his entry into the sery-
ice, was employed by the Scovill
Manufacturing Company. His
brother, Private John D. Barnes, Is
stationed In Hawaii.
Private Michael P. Sheehan, Jr.,
son of Michael j. Sheehan Of 1873
South street has been transferred
from Fort Sill, Okla, to Ell Paso,
Texas. He had been connected with
medical detachment at the can
Torment hospital at his previous
post. He attended Wildly High school
and is a former employe Of the
Bristol Company. His brother, Pri-
vate First Glass John j. Sheehan,
is at Camp Lee, Va, with the quar-
termaster detachment. He is a grad
uate Of eLavenworth high school
and was employed at the Water
bury Buckle Company prior to en-
tering the service last April.
Private John OLoskey. son OF
Joseph P. OLeskey Of 1914 Baldwin
avenue has been transferred from
Fort Devens, Mass, to Camp Santa
Anita in Calf.
Mrs. Welles l.. Bishop of Meriden,
widow of the Civil Air Patrol OBJ
server who was drowned several
weeks ago of the coast Of Maine,
was awarded a certificate at q cere-
mony held last night at Meriden
airport. Several officers and mem
bers OF Squadron 1882, Civil Air
Patrol of Waterbury were present.
CAP wing commander Major
Thomas H. Lockhart and other off,
GERS and members Of squadrons in
the state took part In the ceremony.
After spending a brief furlough
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kyle of ITO Beecher avenue.
staff Sergeant owen p. Kyle has re-
turned TO his post at Fort Niche,
N. Y, where he Is with the 9A2d
Coast Artillery. A former employe
Of the American Brass Company