The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-25

dorm of As Fern street is receiving
advanced flight instruction at Coch-
ran Field, Macon, Ga.
Domenic Martinelli, son of Angelo
! Martinelli of 5 Fleet street, and
Terrence w. Lynch, son of Patrol
man Terrence w. Lynch of 12C
Easton avenue, are serving with the
same military police unit in North
Africa.
Charles T. Schoomaker Of TAG
North Main street, Edward j. Povi-
laitis of 10 Park terrace, and Ed
mund Mole of 233 Easton avenue
have graduated from the machin-
lists school at the Navy station at
Great Lakes, Ill.
Lieutenant Howard D. May Of 1874
Bunker Hill avenue. who is serving
with an engineers unit, has arrived
in England, according to word re-
ceived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard F. May. His brother, Dor
rance, Is serving at Camp Shelby
Miss.
John V. McManamy Of Ill GriggS
street is receiving advanced training
at Norfolk, Va. He recently com
pleted a course at the mach1nlsts
school at Great Lakes, Ill.
Washington, Jan. rs - The War
Department made public Monday
the names of eight Connecticut
soldiers wounded in action. AT the
same time the Navy announced
that Chester r. Phillips. chief mo-
tor machinists's mate, husband OF
Mrs. Lorraine E. Phillips of Is
School street, Jewett City, Is miss
ing.
Connecticut soldiers wounded in
action:
European Area
Brown. staff Sergeant Warren H
Mrs. Ida Brown, mother, FL Law
renee street, South NOrwalk.
Mediterranean Area
Brown, Corporal Charles T. -
Thomas Brown. father, Storrs.
Brown, father, Storrs.
COnnell, Private John ]. - Mrs,
Margaret Connell, mother, 81 Hen
ry street. Stamford.
DOre, Private Edward T. - Mrs.
Ethel v. COnlOn, mother, Box 633,
Litchfield.
Mudrick, Private John r. - Mrs
Mary Klein. sister, 1855 North Ben.
son road, Fairfield.
Nasatka, Private Alexander -
Barney Nasatka, father, Route 2
New London.
Perkowsk, Private First Glass
Edward - Mrs. Frances Haskell
sister, $50 North Main street, Nor
wich.
Rake, Private Stephen Mrs.
Harriet LetkOwski, sister, 203 Mich
oil street, New Haven.
Washington, Jan. rs - The War
Department announced Monday
that the following Connecticut men
are prisoners Of war Of Germany:
Adams, First Lieutenant John H
Jr. John H. Adams, father, 12O
Wakefield street, Hamden.
Cheney, Staff Sergeant, Guy p
Mrs. Guy ID. Cheney, mother, 7G
Arnold street, Hartford.
COIanglO, Technical Sergeant
Emilio w. - Mrs. Rose PetrO, sister,
~ Sperry street, Waterbury.
Holloway, Technical Sergeant
George o., Jr., - Mrs. Marian F.
Holloway, wife, 43 Central avenue,
Waterbury.
Mills, Staff Sergeant, Irving J. -
Mrs. Mary Mills, mother, 80 Cole
man street, Bridgeport.
Private Rocco j. Lagonegro, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco J. Lag
onegro of 218 South Leonard street,
and Private Francis Gentle, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvio Gentle, of 1872
South Main street, Naugatuck, left
this morning for Paris Island, S.
G. where they will receive basic
training in the Marine Corps.
Rev. James L. Cunningham, u. S
Navy Lieutenant Commander, nov
serving as chaplain aboard ship
somewhere in the South Pacific, re.
Gently played host to a group Of
Waterburians aboard his ship.
Comprising the reunion party
were two other clergymen, Rev
Richard Scully Of New Britain anc
Rev. John Culliton of Bristol, the
latter a former curate at st. Thoma.
church here, and Lieut.. Col. Wilfrec
st. Martin, Major Cyril Dunphy
Junior Grade Lieut.. Luddy Burke
DR.. Jetty, a former inferno at st
Mary's hospital. Sergeant Thomas
Barrett, and First Sergeant Andy
McFadden.
Father Scully and Father Gull
ton are Army captains.