The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-10
Broadway hit aOklahoma"

cluded new files, revaluation and better keeping of present records.
 War Casualties
 Naugatuck's death toll, in World War IT has jumped to 9, it was learned today. Sgt. Anthony F. Sherginsky of { curtiss street, who was killed in action June in France, is the latest victim.
 His sister. Mrs Theodore valen, was notified Of his death by the War Department Tuesday. About a month ago, she said she had re- reived word he was missing in ac- tion. No details of the action were given but 1t is presumed he me. death during the landings in Nor mandy.
 Sgt SherwInsky was a veteran of the North African and Sicilian campaigns and had been stationed in England prior to D-Day. He enc listed in the Army five years ago at the age of IS and had been over- seas more than two years.
 He was born in Pittston, Pa. and had spent his boyhood there. He had resided in Naugatuck about two years before he enlisted. He was formerly employed at the Peter Paul, Inc, plant here.
 He leaves besides Mrs. Valen, three other sisters, Mrs. Anthony Mesto, Mrs. Ray Loskoskis and Miss Frances Sherginsky. all of Pittston. and a brother. Cpl. Victor Sher- whisky of Fort Custer, Mich.
 Vaudeville Sb0w
 The United States Rubber conl- pany Girls club Is sponsoring the vaudeville show to be presented Sunday at 4:30 D. m. at the United States Rubber Go. family outing, which will be held at Linden park. This entertainment will be directed by Mary Donovan. Bernard L. SIl- nvan will be master Of ceremonies.
 The program will be as follows: EOng-"Dont Believe Everything
 You Dream" ..., Larry Lafrlyee Tap Dance ,,,,,,,,,,,, Luellle ttau gong-'LOng Ago and Far Away"
 Ruth Shopis Whistling Number-"Indian Love
 Call" .....,..,,,, Lucille Decar!o Speciality Number
 Clarence Quackenblsh Song, "AGilkinan Keep Those Bot-
 ties Quiet" ,,,,,,,, Alma Ingram Tap Dance ...... Donald Hermonat Special Number .,. Carl Woodwafa Trumpet Solo .,,,,,,,,,,,, 6ueEIes The show will come to a close wiln the presentation Of the ppltea States Rubber Company Plnspp Girl Contest, at which time MISS u. s. Rubber will be selected,
 Dancing will follow the show, the music to be furnished by unleo Bar0ne's orchestra, There will also be a dance contest, featuring the iitterbug, waltz. foxtrot and polka, with prizes to be awarded Tor eacn dance, as follows; First prize So i in war stamps for each couple and e3 in war stamps Tor each coupe Ior saeond prize, The outing VII come to a close at nine o'clock,
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary q, TI1' aEl0, R5, of South Main street, who died Tuesday at the Waterbury hospital, was held this morning at 1 e:a0 from the resldenee to St, Fgan' els church where Q solemn nlsh Mass of requiem was eelepfalea at 2 o'clock, Burial was In St. JaDeS
 Film ENbibllea
 "GuaFdians of plenty was the title of the moving picture shown "wednesday night at Q meeting ol the Naugatuek Rotary club at slFalF tons restaurant. The ayeraee alF tendance was e4.le per cent ln july as compared with 6s per cent ID July Ie43,
 GFahewskl Home
 Pvt, Julius Grab0wski 0f cleFly street has returned to the UDltee states after having been overseas for 32 months lIe Is nov W Cals Hernia and expects to come nome soon,
 pvt, 0Tah0wskl, who has been stationed with aD aDtisaiFegah hDlt ln the Panama Camel Zone, 0jlped the Army lp october, leli, and has not been home since then, . tolhl Of a4 months, He was employed At the Nangatllek Chemical co, beieFe entering the service,
 T0Fped0man 3,e Jack MldeansD Of the Navy Is visiting his mother Mrs, Mildred Mlddaugh 0f Aella st,, after having been on aetlye aeFvie0 ln the Pacific war zone since March, lel3, Hs has been eo'lsle' arable action,
 Ile will report for duty al lns san Diego Nay yyaFd school t0f