The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25

It Is hoped . large attendance wsll turn out for the Clin Brammer game nt S:ls nt Mc0raths field. Where Johnson wili be- on the mound. 1t ls 10 be remembered that Bfammer played eighteen years here So lets tour out 100 per cent and make this the outstanding game of the season.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Or and son Roger have returned to Fall River. Mass. after spending a few days with relatives on Meadow street.
 Armand DiForie. Navy, Of North Main street has returned to New York City after a brief furlough spent with his parents here.
 Private First Glass Nakoney. Fort Revere. Mass. is spending a three- day leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John NakOney Of Litchield street
 Mrs. Martha Heacox of Fem road is on a months leave of abe senee from Seth Thomas Clock Company.
 Mrs. Roy Dilger Of River street is vacafioning in Tarbue. Me. visiting her mother, Mrs. Michael L0ngley 
 Mrs. Ernie Dupree has moved to TerFyville to the home of her par- ents. Mrs. Dupree formerly resided on River street
 The Tyczensld family on Pleasant street. are entertaining nieces from Jersey City, Y. J.
 Merle Petlak. second lieutenant, Army Air Corps is home on eurlough on Prospect street.
 Louis Bristol of Railroad street and Henry Petke Of Chapel street. attended the Eagles clambake at Bristol Sunday.
 David Mcqueen of watervllle was guest of Joseph Dickson of Park street Sunday.
 Ruth and Elsie Screen were Sum- day visitors in TOrrington.
 Louis KOvak Of ToTrington and Tc0fl Tyczenski Of Pleasant street was visiting at Lake Waramaug.
 Parents of Frederick Dilger Navy. Have received gord he has arrived in France. DilgeT received his boot training at Sampson. ". Y. is with ttse Landing Craft. Machinist aNte 3-c.
 Kenneth Rein second class ma- chinists mate stationed at Athens. Ga. is spending a ten day fuFl0ugh with his parents on Grand street,
 Miss Marion Wight and Miss Helen Carroll of Worcester Mass. who are attending summer school at Mt. H0ly0ke College are spending Q vacation with Miss Wights parents Dr. and Mrs, Wight.
 Twenty five members Of the Tll0spast0n Methodist church att tended family picnic Saturday afternoon at Black Rock, State park. 4 picnic supper was served and guests participated in games and swimming.
 Sundays good weather gathered Q large crowd at Black Rock State Park, About one thousand cars we're checked in. All tables were well 0c- cupied tn the course of the day with the usual picnic snacks. In the past few years Black Rock has become Q popular swimming resort for thk county,
 Cameron E. smith. Radio Techni- elan, second class, son of Rev, and Mrs, Leonard smith, writes that Clifford D0dd formerly of the Th0mastOn Methodist church, re- gently came to the Treasure Island Naval Base, San Francisco Clifford Is the first acqpalntanee cameFon has met since he left Camp Samp- son, N Y, last November,
 For the past four months Gamer on Smith has been attending the Radio Material School ct Treasure Island, Before going to the west coast ne was stationed at the Naval Base, Chicago, H., and at Houston University, Texas. Cameron c0nsId- CTS he has been very fortunate in being bade iD good liberty towns aDd finds hls time goes SO fast that Sat- uTday seems t0 come every other