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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
PAPER SALVACED
 TOTALS 36 TONS
Collections on Monday, Tuesday Below Record
 of 43 Tons

Naugatuek, July 28-A total of se tons Of waste paper were collected Monday and Tuesday, o. AFtlluF Pager, chairman of the waste paper salgage committee, announced loF day,
 Although this did not equal the borough record Of 43 tons ln one collection the total was excellent MT. Pager said, in view Of the fact that many residents are now on Yhs eailnn and others recently returned from vacation all dald not aeeumnl. ate as much paper is they would haze iD . non vacation period,
 VauTteen tons were collected an the east side and ln the Bristol Terrace section Monday and m0sl Of the collection Tuesday was on the west side,
 street department trucks made the collection, Mrl VageT said he vent around with the trucks TuesE day morning la see fl 20 NMtv0fE taWn luDkman ha dmade any co.'s laellan but could find DO trace Of him Monday V was reported the man haa picked nn some paper tns fRndn df0r the salvage collection,
 The neKt collection Klll he about the middle Of September, MT Pager said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Agent Right
 In Special Election
Vote of l07 to S0 Decides Issue Among Mechanical
 Workers of U. s. Rubber Co.,; AFL Lodge Continues

Naugatuck. July 20 - The right to be bargaining agent for mechanical and maintenance workers of the U. s. Rubber Company footwear plant was won by Local 45. United Rubber Workers of America e. I. O. with a total vote of l37 against 80 for Oscar Wedin Lodge, International Association of Machinists (A. ?. L.) Four workers voted to have neither union represent them at the election Tuesday at the plant.
 The total vote was 232 with two votes being contested. George Froehlich. president Of Local 45, said the vote was high as there were 266 eligible to vote. These .included mechanical and maintenance work CTS in the Naugatuck plant and the Beacon Falls warehouse.
 The A. r. Of L. union has repre- sented these workers for a number of years and the election was re- gently ordered by the National La- bor Relations Board after the c. I. O. union had requested 1t. assert Ing the majority of such workers now favored it's union This was de- nied by leaders of the Oscar Wedln Lodge but both unions agreed to hold the election.
 Local 6 will now prepare to take steps to arrange for a contract tor the workers. Mr. FT0ehlieh said. The victory makes the c. I, O. union the bargaining agent for all nOn-clerical workers at the plant. as tt had won the right to represent most Of the other workers several years ago.
 Oscar Wedln Lodge will carry on lts work despite the loss of the elec- ton, Mr. Owens, its president, said today, Our time will come again." he said, He announced the oTganix- atlon would meet at 6 D. m. August 2 ln Odd Fellows hall, MT. owens expressed hls appreciation lo 'all loyal workers who supported the A. ?, of l., union.
 F l. Irving represented the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
President Moody In
 Statement Urges All
 To Use Water Wisely
Erection of FlashbOards on Long Hill Reservoir Saved Community Over 100 Million Gallons Within
 Year-Meters As Aid
NAUG cK
Year--Meters As Aid
Correspondent Larry shepley-Phono Naagatuek soss

Naugatuck, July 2e.--Aithough lo- cal reservoirs are down somewhat, due to the prolonged dr0uth this month, the Naugatuck water supply is good, William R. Moody. president of the Naugatuck Water Co, said today.
 Mir. Moody explained that al- though ct present there is an ample water supply 1t does not mean that residents should waste water.
 Erection of flashboards on the Long Hill reservoir saved the bo:- ough 100 million gallons since they were erected last spring, Mr. Moody said.
 He also explained that the use tremely helpful, saving 50 million of the Candee reservoir was ex gallons, and ma constant factor toward water conservation have been the water meters, MT. Moody declared.
 He said that not an inch of water has fallen in July, and added that farmers in this area are great ly concerned with the lack of wac ter. Their crops and pasture lands are drying up and the situation will become much more serious for them unless a rainfall comes soon, le added.
 The flashboards erected on top Of the spillway at the Long Hill reservoir save water which would ordinarily be lost, he said.
 New Construction
 Construction of a new piilant with the cost of construction and equip- Inent valued at a total of Sl20000 is now underway by the Nauga. tuck Chemical division of the U. s. Rubber CO, it was announced toe day.
 The plant will consist of a brick and concrete building approximately 90 feet by l20 feet and will cost ap- proximately S50O00 it was said.
 Nc wequipment to be installed in 1t will cost about s70.O00.
 ThD plant is to provide expansion Of the Chemical divisions produce tion facilities for the rubber anti- evident known throughout the trade undeg the code name of BILE This chemical is one of the princl- pal aalti-ogidants used to prevent detevtoration of syathetic rubber,
 It was not disclosed how many workers will be employed tn the plant. The Francisco and Jacobus firm of New York city are the aehltects Tor the project and the w. J, Megln. Inc. of Naugatuck is in charge Of general construction.
 The plant is expected to be ready for operation before the end Of the year.
 Dgaftees Leave
 Another group of young men de. parted from seleetlye service board l4A this morning enroute 70 New Haven for examinations at the n. dueti0n center. Those passing. VII
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
WATeRVlLLE CeFFsspenaeni's Fhene-s-esiI
FAREWELL PARTY
 FOR MISS ADAMS
New Recruit for WAVES Feted At Home Of Mrs.
 Frank Wilson

WateFyille, July 26-MTs, Franl Wilson was hostess recently at . surprise farewell party for Laura Adams who leaves tomorrow for the WAVES, Miss Adams was presented . purse, 4 spaghetti supper was served at 6;a0 after which Fsunee anG other games were played Prizes wfre awarded, Those present were {; Misses ReFnadeita sehell, Pearl hayley, Madeline Rakleh. Madlyn hAker, Shirley Ryder, Shirley Para dis, Bertha ATsenanll, Ella MaFlak, Mary MaTlak, Betty Prior, Laura Adams, 5ean Gibson, Helen Wilson, Mrs, Hampton Adamss Mrs, Mary venerl, Mrs, David dlhsan, MT, ana Mrs, Arthur Twelves, Pvt, Robert Adams, ME and Mrs, Prank Wilson
 MF and Mrs, Clifford Th0mas al al0 Monmouth avenue are parents pG a son born yesiel day ai Water bury hospital, They have tvs dRnghieFs and aTe pTapFll0Fs og the FalgMeunt Community Store,
 Mr and Mrs, Michael Morris 0f GhRsleH avenue are visiting ln NeW York State where they enjoyed the eErnEslon from New fork City to Albany ap the Hudson river
 MF, and Mrs, Peter Holmes 0f Chester avenue, are entertaining Mss Lillian Rasmussen and Mss MaTgaFes Mall0D of hew York City lar . week,
 MG, and Mrs, Robert 6reai0TeK anf family are spending . week at Lake Plymouth
 Mrs, Isaac Buxton and son Cecil haVe returned home after visiting relatives ln Maine,
 Mrs, Emmons 0l ak Sheffield TaTs race Is Q patient Rt hi, MaFys h0ss pllal i0f 2 major operation,
 MF, and Mrs, Prank Tneker and daughters Irene and MaFilyn of Aampaon street are yaeaiIonlng al the shore for a week,
 MF. and Mrs. James Maxwell Of Tllnmasl0n avenue, are spending a few days ai Lake Plymouth.
 Miss Mildred Johnslon. a alleg. fiald TerEaee is on the alek llni
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

return home and await call. Mrs. James Luts Of the Red Gross can. teen committe served coffee. pr. Edwin R. Curran, vice chairman Of the local board read the roll call.
 A contingent of selectees will de. part tomorrow for New Haven where they will be assigned to duty by inc duction officials. 1t was announced today
 Association Meets
 There will be an important meet ing Of the Naugatuck Day Nursery association Friday morning at 10 In the nursery rooms. Water street. Mrs. c. s. Austin, president. an- ilounced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Canning Sugar

Housewives who have already re- ceiyec a poriicn of their annual ale lotment of sugar for canning and need additional poundaee must ap- ply to the Watertown War Price and Rationing board office by mail and not by telephone. This request is made because it is necessary to have the application for additional sugar in . form which may be filed.
 Those housewives who have not applied for sugar for canning by August ]. will still be eligible for the full % pounds per person allotment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

regional NLR and tellers included: Mir. Froehlich, Steven Knaplk, rep- resenting Oscar Wedin Lodge, and Florence Campbell and Marjorie Benz. representing the plant.
 Local A5 will hold q victory dance Saturday night at Linden park out door hall, Mir. Froehlich announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Former EacaI Residenl Dies

NAAaH
 Mrs. Gertrude D. WOolson. widow of James B. Woolson died Monday in Rutland, Vt. She was born sp WatertoWla, the daughter of Henry T. Dayton and Amelia fMattoonl Dayton. The greater portion o' Mrs. WoOison's life was spent sn Watert0Rn. where she was q naei'- Der of the Methodist church. Sexia Feirn and Sarah Whitman TriTi- bun Chapter Daughters of the AIn- eriean Revolution. She visited cai- if0rnia several times, and for two yeRFs previous 10 her death had made her home in Brandon, VI.
 Survivors are a daughter. Mrs. Irving c. Bean Of 6arta Barbara. Calf. and Q grandson James Wool son Bean. Rh0 is al an Army Air Base in Texas.
 Funeral services gtll be held at the gSickcox funeral home. isS Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
FIREMEN ARRANGE
 ANNUAL CARNIVAL
Various clsairsDen Named; !; WOIcOtIetts PIag Hike
 to Lake COmpODnce

WoleOtt, July 26-TDe W0ie0is 0ttS Wiil go 10 Lake c0lnpounee to' morrow On . hike and will be aes aonlpaniad by tlleir leader, Ms Raymond King. Mrs William g4bolh Mrs. Howard Kraft and Mrs. Byfop Pleming. The public supper planned for Aug. Bi has been postponed, Thor will be no meeting FTlday night, At the last meeting. Mrs, Alfred N. Eells spoke on the Fee Age" oeTtrude M0isaD presided ei the meeting. ghieb was preceded by . soiibsll gaDle. Entertainments Berf served
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck. July 26-Miss Isabelle Smith, daughter of Mrs. GFadys smith and the late Irving Smith of German street, will be married to Henry A. Hayden. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry 4. Hayden of Waterbury August l2, tn the rectOry of st. Mary's church, Union City.
 Miss Smith is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school. the Dental institute, New York City. and att tended Arnold college. New Haven Mir. Hayden, graduate of Crosby high school, attended st. Thomas seminary, Bloomfield. After entering the service, he attended a special class at Columbia university, New York City, and Is now a phaFma- clst's mate second class. U. s. Coast Guard.
 Mir, and Mrs. John !. synott of Meadow street entertained several friends Sunday with barbecue and lagn party. Guests were present from New York. Waterbury, New Haven and Hartford. Mrs. Synott entertained with several flute solos.
 Mrs, Ruth Caspeg of MiddlehuFy vas hostess recently at . personal shower given at her home for Miss Isabelle Smith Of German street, haugalnck. Mrs, Alice SieaTd was assisting hostess,
 Those present were: Misses Vera MengaeeI, Adele stasonis. Madeline 0aFgonla, Mary Fay, Hazel Sloan, Pauline KaFes, WinlfFed Palm0ski. Anne D'Angel0. Josephine M0nlan. aFl, Josephine RuggeFi, Marjorie Smith, Mrs. Dora uhle Mrs. Mar, garet Tenn, Mrs, Violet MitehellFee, Mrs, Theresa Donahue and Mrs, Hazel neFtleson,
 The Golden Cleaners met this morning at l0,a0 at the home of Mrs, ida RehmitS, New Haven road, Mrs, aehmits served lunch at noon,
 Charles MessneF, master of hea- con Valley grange, announced today that the grange Elll observe nelghs h0F's night Friday at . D, m, ln Grange hall, Guests from nearby gFanges ere expected, MTS, Dorothy Benson, lecturer, has ehaFee of the program,
 William Brush and Mrs, Mildred Hair wlll report on the recent bond paMpatgn 70 buy an ambulance for the Army,
 Petty Officer and Mrs, Edwin Val, enline gerN recent paeall0nlsls al Hitchcock lake, Petty 0llleer Val, enllne has returned t0 Palnkent River, Maryland, where be Is sla' u0ned,
 AgS, William klaly and Aanghs
 teFs, paiTiela ana Betty ef nags
 cane, h, SY aFe visiting as the
 hama Ai 5ahn Guhhlns ef 0ak
 street faV the sammeV,
 4 well.haby conference wlll be held this afternoon ai , N'el0ek in the Red Grass ehanler house, bf, David nlneal0ne and Mss Mary plalley, Red Gross nllTss, VII he n charge,
 Raymond hmllh has VelnFnea
 la hls haEae an Bradley nsFeei efs
 laF spending nlanth's vaeallen
 q h5laFweea Reach, oapep Caa,
 AsAAa,
 Mss Eleanor B, Stein, cadet nnEfa, and Miss Ann Pllekaiiis Of spring street are spending Q weeks vacation ln the AalTondnek mohn' lalns
 Th0mMa EAWl0F, kan af MEa,
 Mary bawlaF ag ak PhaanlA AFes
 nlla. hes haen pFamaiad Co petty
 elIleeE, nVst class, in she u' h'
 Navy.
 rho al0nh 0l the Union will hold q meeting nt the VWW rooms on Rubber avenue thla evening Al 2 o'clock with Theodore tilnekley, commander, presiding,
 All members are urged l0 attend, aa important business wlll be fiss #81##E4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
PROSPECT Ru8sllA O DFsneea. Csgses sps1asne-EelepAsaa e-eSel
C. O.P. DELEGATES
 FORMALLY NAMED
No Contests At Local Cau. cuses - Altar Society
 Holds Weekly Party

Prospect, July % = The Altar Guild Society of St. Anthony'S Church held their weekly card party at the home of Mrs. Arthur H. MeTTiman Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Scheifier acter as hostess. Mrs. William Sennett and Mrs. Elizabeth Dupre were the prize wdn- ners.
 At the Republican Caucus held in Community school last evening Thomas Plumb and Howard Hodres were elected delegates 10 the state Convention; Mrs. Ruth Winning and John c. Miller to the congressional
 Final plans and arrangements have been completed for the annual carnival to be held July 3l. August l and 2 on the grounds Of St. An. thony's Church.
 Booths and various games wall be featured.
 Miss Rosemary BeFnier win have a musical program for each eve ming.
 The electrical equipment has been completed under the direction os Merritt Walters, who has been deputized by the State Fire Mar shall to inspect all equipment foE fire hazards.
 Supper will be served each eve ing from 5-9 and homemade cakes and various food stuffs auctioned of.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Nils Smith-Peterson were re- cent visitors Of Mrs. Arthur MeFri- man of Summit Road.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Griffin and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Talmadge ol Waterbury Road. were recent visi- tors in Boston.
 Mir and Mrs. John Parry have returned from vacationing at Cape Cod.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Gard PanY

Leo XIII Council. Knights of Co- lumbus will hold a stag forty-five card party in their rooms in the Austin House, Thursday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
World War Memorial Planned


 Plans for 8 World War Memorial will be discussed at a meeting of the World War Memorial Committed which will be held in the court room in the Town Hall. tonight at 7:l5. The committee will discuss the pos- abilities Of having the several acres of land on the Clark property which was purchased by the Town of Plymouth several weeks ago. graded and an athletic field con- structed on the land. The Memorial Committee have been raising funds by various methods for the purpose of erecting a memorial and with the town without any improved athletic field or recreation field. members Ot the committee have been discussing the athletic field as a World War Memorial. The tract Of land consists Of over seven acres with space being available for a large baseball dia- mond, football field. tennis courts and also ehildFen's playground.
 kofthall Game
 Kamen's Service station softhall team will meet the Lareese softeall team of Bristol In Q Bristol City League contest at the East Main street field. this evening at 6;30 The Kamens team have won three
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Ration Raaril aa Meet

A meeting of the Ration Board will be held in their rooms in the Town Hall. Thursday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Meeting Taniaha

A meeting Of Leo XIII Council. Knights of Columbus will be held in their rooms in the Austin House. to- night with several important mat ters to be brought up for action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
RESERVE DECISION
 IN WOLCIN'S CASE

The decision in the east of Joseph Woleln. A6, of l2 Aetna street. who was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, was reserved until Monday in borough court Tuesday, Police said Wolein is ae- eused Of eashing . eheell for e5l made out te William PeTnallis and not returning the money to him, W0leln claimed Pernallls owed him the money for board, PatT0lmen John Hanley and Wllfred EY0n made the arrest,
 The ease nf John Wuenl, e, 0f Lines Hlll street, was continued 70 Sept la, He Is accused of breach 0l peace Jndge Thomas hsaEy pre- sided,
 The keHgalnek HelaFlans wlu nave Snek eaTT As nlaln kpeakeY Hl ihelF Hfekly ainneFsn ne eling lbls evening at klFalsan's Fesianr gAnl' lle wlll slVe g vocational
 C, ?, Peterson VII he z swasl af
 le club Ai lhe dinneF aRa msels lnA Nhleh starts al ( 2, m,
 Vhe 3aeth district meeting al lAe AelaFE club VIII he hela Al haEln eek, Ang, q, ll was an' nanneed,
 ppl, John simmons, U, 8, Army Alg corps, lH spending Q fnrl0ngh NllA DIS parents, MT, and Mrs, John summons Af Lewis street, He was eFnanaiAd July from 0nnnevy school ID Yuma, Arizona, and nov wears hlh summers wlngs,
 ppl simmons VIII report back ~ llle end 0l ihls week 10 Lincoln, Nebraska,
 Bruce Leslie O00peF, Infant son Af Richard and Mabel lfleaTal O00ns ~, VI d9Fman street, dled at Was leFhlFV hospital late Monday, VN. neral services WeFN conducted al the nrhVeelde lll nNw North cemetery, v'00dbnFy, lhla afternoon, IIe is survived hy hk parents,
 wt
 hi, Wllllam ', MaFTls Of Cherry street la Eew Co France wllh Rn Army artillery nnll, C wns learned today.
 Lt. AieFFls has heen en active auiF faF a year and has been 0veVAeas several menlha, IIe ls . graduate of hL liomAEenlmEe eol' leae.
 IIe expressed belief that the pgiee Of synthetic eFudea after the war yin determine tho price of natural rubber.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
REGISTRARS MEET
 ON PRIMARY LISTS
Names To Be Accepted Friday From N0On tO s
 ?. M. At Toss Iiall

MlddlebnFy, July 26-This is the final week for the payment Of taxes for the current year without interest Taxes not paid by August ist will be charged Nith interest from the due date 1uly lsi Mrs, Stevens, tag collector, will be at heT office on North 6iTeei every day tor collection Of taxes or they may be mailed to her
 MT. and Mrs. FFed W French, 2nd were gllesis Ri the Nedding 0f Mss Gertrude Gf0ak, aanghter Of MF and Mrs ]. Edward cfaak t0 Arthur G. sheedy son 0f Mf. and Mrs John r. kheedy 0f Wooster, Mas, ghleb took place last geek,
 Mrs, Ruth Casper and ATs. Alice Sieafd we're h0siRRaes at Q shower given ai the home Of Mrs kieard recently in honor 0i Miss I6aiaelle Smith Ol NanRatnek, sho wtil hf married ln August l2 lo Henry A. Iiayaen. gr. 2, Q. 2/2 Q, $. c0ast OuaTd. Mr Hayden is the son oi Mr and Mrs lienTy giegden Of luke street, Waterbury.
 Mrs Aiiee Kutzner and koa, I0uis and her m0theT-in.Iaw. Mrs charies kntxnfr 0f Serkey city, sbe questioning at Lake roeoi0psng Fast Hampton
 lfay MaaaRneer and WllItam DKseF, registrars atil meet af the 'f0sD llall on Fariaas. guiy 2s from a noon fe D. in. fe accept names of those io be enfolie1 eB primary lint end fo transfer names upon applieaiion from one iis1 io another.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Meeting Thursday

A meeting of the Terryville Fuel Corporation will be held in the town clerks office In the Town Hall Thursday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
st. gohn's vyila Cats VicEors

St. Jolsn's Wild Cats defeated the wategteWn "A's" to 8. in baseball game played at DeLand field. Tues day evening. Henry Sorenson Of the "A's" hit a home run with two men on bases to fie the score in the ninth inning. but S'. John's won the game by two errors.
 Members Of the WatertoWn As are George Lewis. Bob Barlow. Henry Screnson, Justin Smith. Bob Oliver. Jim creedon. Bin Branch. Malcolmn Bliss. Dick Beach anc Bob Goldberg. Members of Si Johns Wild Cats are: Bob GirouN, Gerald Quesnel. Jchn Quesnel. Paul Poudrier. John Poucrier. Charles Miller. Bill Slason. Paul Siason. John Warren. John vaillonss, and Gerald Garceau.
 The Watertogn "As" ggl play the Oakvslle Flashes at DeI-and Helo tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

Peter Retts a student al Dart mouth College. Hanover, x. H.. spent the week-end with his parents, Mfr and Mrs, Randolph Betts of Acad- emy HI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
CroQuet Tournament.
 Held At Playground
One of Several Special Events Enjoyed Yesterday
 AftemOOn-Private Labeck Reported Missing

street. Friday morning at n o'clock with the Rev. Fred Wilcock. pastor of the Methodist church officiating. Burial win be in Eeerpreen ceme- tery. Friends are asked Co omit flowers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Leave For lndnclion Center

FDlfy men hlln D0fS from EeIec- tive Service board 32 left watertown Tuesday morning to take their piiy- sical examinations at the induction center tn New Haven.
 Coffee and coughnuts were served and cigarettes were distributed Co tho men by members of the Eend-off committee. Members present were First Seelctnan Warren A. Parker and Rev. Thomas s. Cline D. D. both Of whom spoke briefly: C. Raymond Ganung. Fire Chief Vic- tor Foglestrom and Charles Judd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

Mr. and Mrs. William T, GAaaetf haze as Rsests, Afr sDa Mrs. isoi,- ct FStelds and children e fIefneli. E. H- at fhler elsmnef hone aa Hitchcock lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Personals

Miss Grace Waugh and her niece Miss Shirley Barton of Cutler street are vacationing at Madison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

Charles veilleite. s i-c U. S. N. R.. has been spending a short leave with his parents. Afr. and Mrs. Benjamin veillefte Of Lingfield road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
THoNAASToN
LEGION TEAM IN
 CONTEST TONIGHT
Players Instructed to Re- port At 5:45 P. M.; Sergt.
 KIabeski Returns Home

Thomaston. July % - Richard Gimaria is visiting in town for a week. as guest of MT. and Mrs. Wall ter French.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

II0 NKnFeasod hallol that lha price Of synthetic eFndea after the war yin determine tho price of natural rubber.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

A croquet tournament was one of the special events held at the Ciric Union Fairgrounds Tuesday aIter- noon. Ronald Mclean and Gerard Heroux were the winners of the tournament.
 Several races were also held and winners in the various events were as follows: race for boys @ to ii years of aEeD Walter Shannon, first place: Leonard Hcroux. second place: race for boys Ce and years of age Jack Hymei. first place; Richard Heroux. second place. Race for girls @ Co n years of age) Joan Diem. first place: Pauline Vail lancourt. second place. backward race - Jeannette Desruisseaux. first place: Irene YeaRer. second place. Half mile race flor boys and girls,-- Albert Tietz. first place for boys; Jcannette DesTuisseaux. first place for girls.
 The special feature. a costume show. was held this afternoon and on Thursday the children attending the playRTounds may bring tlleir lunch if the wish. A story hour will be held and during the afternoon there will be boat races. On Friday afternoon the children will have a hobby show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26
Rrpnrara Missing in Acaian

Mr. and Mrs. John Labeck Of At- wood Court have been notified by the War Department that their son. Pfc. Michael Labecls. A. U. &. has been reported missing in action in France since June 28.
 Pfc. Labeck. who was a member Of Company P. 18th Infantry. left for overseas duty in October. l9s3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

LaRfeilee TefIt of Hitchcock isisf son Of MrS. William Ayoffe. has ieit ior training ip the Merchant MaF- sges.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-26

Mrs Allap Provost has TeiAiFpad Co llef home 0il spindle ggiii road if0m tbR Waterbury hospital R1lere stle was being treated t0r . tTae. tuFed leg,