The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-17
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| ice, Cadet Borden attenoeu baCes
College for two years where he was
o member Of the varsity track team
Upon completion Of the intensive
course at the Annapolis Of the
ARR he will receive his Navy Wings
of Gold with the designation OF
Naval Aviator, and will be commits
stoned an Ensign in the Naval Re
serve or q Second Lieutenant II
the Marine Corps Reserve.
Attached to a medical unit some
where In England, Herbert A
Schieffer has been promoted to rank
of sergeant, according to letter
received by his sister, Mrs. Frank
Rotella, 40 Knoll st. Entering the
service in Oct. 8, 1913, he was for
merly employed by the Human
Press.
An honorable discharge from the
U. s. Army has been given to Pvt
John p. Shea of Paramount street,
who has been confined to the Sta
ton hospital at Pittsburgh. Suffer-
ing from an arthritis condition, he
Is now enroute home. He has two
brothers serving In the Army, Nal
Thomas Shea, chaplain with the
Army Air Corps IN the Pacific and
Ambrose Shea.
Sgt. D. w. Neill, son Of Mrs. Dele
ONeill, 10 Linden St.. has Just COM
pleted a fifteen day furlough, here
and Is enroute to camp in Arkansas
He was accompanied by his wife, q
teacher In the Sophia Meyers ele-
mentary school, in Van Buren,.
After q brief leave, spent with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
T. Driscoll, II Holmes Ave, Daniel
Driscoll, Jr.,. seamen second class
has returned to the Naval Station
at Sampson, N. Y. where he recently
completed his boot training. A grad
uate OF Crosby High school he has
been in the service since July 1913
Aviation Student Earl L. Taylor
Shelter Hill Avenue. Oakville, has
begun Army Air Force instruction
at Oshkoch Wise. This will be ele-
mentary light training to prepare
him for eligibility to appointment as
aviation cadet.
Corp. Carmine Gugliotti, stationed
at Camp Gruber, Okla, Is spending
a furlough with parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Gugliotti, SO Birch
st.
After spending a furlough with his
sister. Mrs. William J. Ward,
Emerald St., staff Sgt. Nicholas
Michalo. has returned to Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Michael p. Ciriello, 1855 Sylvan
Avenue, has been promoted to petty
officer, .third-class, at an undis-
closed overseas Navy post.
Donald Lyon, 10, petty officer, third
class, has been graduated from
Navy school in Detroit and assigned
to a Chicago Naval Air station.
Pfc. Louis Violette has been
graduated as a bomber mechanic
from the air school at Kessler Field,
Miss.
John Zastuary, now spending
furlough at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul zastuary. 8
Emerald ST., was recently promoted
to first sergeant at Camp Polk, La.
! Hamilton, N. Y, Sept. 17-Harry
L. Derry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
]. Derry, 1913 East Main street, Wa
terbury, has been appointed squad
leader with Company B. of the Wiz
Navy Detachment a Colgate Uni
versity. Derry was a student at SYRIA
cuse University before joining the
Navy.
Among the 10 men included in the
list Of temporary appointments, pro-
motions and orders to report fol
duty. Is the name Of pr. Danie
O'Connor Sayers, first lieutenant
who has been ordered to active
duty. DR.. Sayers, husband Of MARY
A. Sayers, is q practicing physician
with offices at i78 East Main street
His residence Is on Eastfieh road