The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-03
BOYS IN
THE SERVICE

Private fsadore r. Rimer Of 81
Burton street Is stationed at Fort
Adams, n. l., where he Is enrolled
In an Army cook school, The son
Of Mr.. and MRS. Harry Rimer, he
entered the Army two months ago.
Captain william J. Clew, who COW
cred the waterbury conspiracy case
for the Hartford Courant, Is now
on sick leave from the Army OF his
home In Middletown.
Captain Frank G. Albert of stam-
ford, former local resident, has
been promoted to the rank Of major,
according to word received here. He
has been assigned to the Army air
base In Syracuse, N. Y. '
Private Demetios Mellenenis Of
iS7 East Main street, Is receiving
training at Camp Livingston, La,
He entered the service Nov. 8.
Two sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olas Bozzuto of "a Norton street
are in the service. Private First
Glass Lodovico p. Bozzlito Is sta
toned at Fort Bliss, Texas, where
he Is with an engineer squadron
Of q cavalry division. His brother,
Private. Adam J. Bozzlto, Is serv-
ing with d cavalry unit at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga. Y,
Alfred M. Jaeger, Harry g. Hull,
Ernest J. Derry, Paul Rinaldt, and
Steve r. Sprouse, all Of Oakvills.
win leave shortly. to begin service
Lii tile Army.
I Privste First Glass Michael Fox,
Of Hl05 Ridge street, has returned
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fox
to Lakeland, Fla, after spending a
furlough at his home. His brother.
Private Francis Fox Is stationed at
Winter Garden, Fla.
John J. O,Donnell, seaman second
class, Is attending Naval aviation
radio school at Bedford Springs, Pa.
His brother, Corporal Edward
O'DonneN, Is serving at the Hart
ford induction center. They are
the sons of MFR. and Mrs. James F.
ODonrell Of 20 Laval street.
CORPORAL Louis r. loretta, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Torretta
Of 27t South Main street, has been
assigned to the chemical warfare
school at Camp Gruber, Okla.
Raymond P. Delvin Of this city,
who entered the Army last october
10, is at Camp Davis, N. c., where
he is studying at the Army Anti
Aircraft artillery officer candidate
school.
Private Bert Crosse Of RID. 2
Is serving at the replacement train
center at Miami Beach, Fla. Prior
to entering the service last Novem-
Der he was employed by the Water
bury Clock Company.
Private Louis j. Albino Of Bridge
street is stationed at Camp Forrest,
Tenn. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Albino.
Lieutenant Commander Edward
Delaney, formerly Of Naugatuck,
nas been cited for his service on
the d. s. 8. Solace during the
Pearl Harbor attack. A member OF
The Navy Dental Corps, he Is given
tribute In the current issue Of Dem
al journal. He Is the son OF MRS.
Catherine Delaney.
Private Jerry Hanley Is serving
With an Army quartermaster unit
in French Morocco. North Africa,
According to word received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Hanley Of 328 Baldwin street. He
cas- stationed previously at Fort
Ok, n. J.. Before entering the
service last July 3, he was employed
b. the scOvill Mfg. Co.
His brother. Private James Han.
lev. e serving &C sort Terry, N. Y.
A f0Tmer employe Of the Chase Co..
no enlisted Jan. ~. iet0.
Great Lakes, I'll, Rnh. s.--Joseph
y, Brown, 9a, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Martin Brown Of "a Orange street,
graduated from the service school
Ter Aaaehiniaf'a Mates AZ the y. q.
NAVAL Training station here. Ellsl-
Die lnF pfon0iion 70 y petty Officer
rating. he awaita DISARMAMENT 20 Sc
tive duty afloal e. shore, o. 20 81
advanced school Ter further hpeclal-
lsed training,
Service school gl,aanI.l ss. ......