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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08


 Saints Episcopal church Sunday, were given by Mrs. Lena Mulhern and family iD memory Of Robert Muhern.
 The WomeniS Auxiliary of Al Saints Episcopal church gill hold an all day picnic, "Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lester Tonlins0n, R0ckdaie avenue. The small fee collected for the lunches goes to- wards the purchase of bonds for the building fund.
 4 requiem high Mass g1ll be ob- served Wednesday morning at 900 ip st. Johns church in Watertown for Pvt. J. Charles Keilty, who was killed in action July 18th. Pvt. KeiI- ty was the nephew Of postmaster Charles Kelley.
 Gatherine Morrow Lake, gife of Burdette Lake, e70 Main street, died Monday afternoon at her home. She was born in Ireland, the daughter of Francis and Mary VII son Morrow, and has resided in Watertogn and OakyiIle for the last q years. Mrs. Lake is survived by her husband Burdette Lake. a brother Robert Morrow Of Oakyille, also two sisters Mrs. '. Collins and Mrs. William Logue Of 0asyille,
 The funeral sill be held at Hieb- cock Funeral Home, Wednesday morning at HOO Q, ED. Rev, Robert ReineEsehneldeT will Offleiate, Bur- lal will be in Evergreen cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening from zoo to 800 D, n.
 Bans oi marriage were read for the first time Sunday for Peter Josogitg and Florence Lacey.
 Emilio Damie0, BI Tucker avenue, died in the Waterbury hospital Sun day afternoon after a brief illness,
 The funeral gtil De held Wednes, day morning from the C0lasaDto Funeral Home followed by Q solemn high Mass at Gt, Mary Mazda Lens Church Rt e;l5 a. n. Burial VIII be iD Calvary cemetery,
 MT and Mrs. George Henderson, Yale street had as their guests for the week end NF. HendeFs0D's brother, Seaman, second class Harry Henderson end Mrs Hepder. son Of Philadelphia, Penn, Seaman HeDdeTs0p is on leave fFoEg his sta- ton on aD aiFeraft carrier.
 Miss Margaret Cameron. daugb, ter Of MT, and Mrs, James Cameron Kelsey street. Waterbury, spent . few days as the guest of her cousins Mildred and Marion Stafstg0m, Yale street
 Aviation Machinist Mate. second class, kag1 daFns. son Of AfT. and Mrs. William daFms. Frederick street Is spending . % day fBFioigi at his home. This is tbe first time be has been home in twenty slg months and was formerly stetione6 ln MawaiL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
ON
Legionnaires Direct
 Paper Salvage Sunday
Clifford B. French Post Has Campaign Mapped Out
 fOr Sunday; Welcome Home Committee to Meet

Branch road has accepted e position at the Thomaston Savings Bank.
 Rowland Cuthbert. chairman of the local Republican party and Representative Allan Innes are att tending the Republican state cons vention. Hartford.
 Miss Mary Doyle, Mrs. Richard Galway and Mrs. James Kennedy in TOrTington last evening as delegates from the local Democratic Organiza' ton.
 Nr. and Mrs. Anthony Justus anC son Ralph. who have been visiting at their summer home on Walnut Hill have returned to New Haven.
 The tin can drive which is now l9 progress here will be concluded at the end of the week. Persons Wbf have tin cans for collection are re" auested to call i66.
 Captain Peter KOOps. local State Guard unit requests all members to report for drill this evening at the high school gym. Following the drill plans sill be made for attending the Army Air Show tn Waterbury, Thursday evening,
 Radi0man 2-c Harry Thomson. U. s. Navy stationed at Wala Waila, Oregon is spending a i5-day fur, l0Dgb gitb his wife at their home on Prospect street.
 The 6eleetplep and toHn clerk will bs ip session August 23 from s to 6 D. Ip. for the purpose Of mak- ing ney voters. The session will be held h the court room of the town hall,
 The American Legion baseball club gill play the Washington p0Ynies ip Washington Wednesday evening, Al players are requested to report at 6:30 at Latimer's drug store, The Aew Haven cI0 team gtll play here Sunday iD a Central Conn. league game,
 MT, and Mrs, william White gh0 haze been spending the past tey weeks with their adugbteF, Mrs. MaTollne Haekens0p of Meadow street, have returned to their home til Neg Haven,
 MT, and Mrs, Leon Poster, Cen, ter street have received word Of their sons marriage t0 Miss Mar garet Elaine Gelbacb. daughter Of NT. and Mrs, Warren Allen Gel' bach 0( Chicago, Ill, which took place July 26 ip the ehapel Of the Rogers Park First Methodist church, Chicago, The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev, A. 4, Mes cTaken The brides sister, Mrs Charles ', 0C0np0r, Chicago. gas matF0n Of honor and Christian !, IlelmuileF. Chicago. was best man, Following the ceremony the cOuple left for Madison, Wisconsin, where MT. Poster attended the University of Wins0Delp prior to blg enlistment lD the Maritime Service where De Is Q warrant officer, Mrs. Poster Is graduate 0f the University of Wss' e0nelp. Glass 0f lDl2 and received g master 0f Science degree from the University lp lel3. Sue has taugbt aFt for the past two years at LiIls eolD high school. WIseonsin Rapids, Wig,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Rnerlal Meetlng

A special meeting Of the Welcome Home Committee will be held In the Lions Club rooms, Thursday night at 7:30 to complete plans for a scrap paper drive and also for the sneepbake to be held at Indian Heaven Rod and Gun Club. Septem- ber i7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

The Clifford B. French post N0. 22, American Legion, in conjunction with the national headquarters Of the American Legion will conduct a paper drive here Sunday. August 18th. The Th0mastOn highway de- paFtEnent has d0natde three trucks to pick up the paper and members of the local post w1ll do the work. All persons having paper for collec- ton are urged to tie t up tn bun- dleS about l foot thick. These bun- dies should be placed on the side- g1aik or on the curb ia front Of the house either Saturday evening oI early Sunday morning. Every street ip tOgp gtll be eanyassed and the legion hopes to do Q thorough J0h as an extreme paper shortage is predicted for the latter part Of Aug ust.
 Lieut.. Stanley KlOss. .. S. Army Air Corps. Moody field, Valod0Sta, Ga, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kloss and Lieut.. Harry Campbell, Detroit, Michigan, spent the week end at the home Of Lieut.. ''ioss parents, Pleasant street.
 Lieut.. KiosS piloted an AT26 light CT plane from his home field as far as the Army Air field ip Providence. R. T., and then came 10 Hartford by train and bus to T'h0mast0p. He returned to the Providence field Sunday evening. Monday after ,,1<., st a..r,wo.is.. afaIs, Q n,olock he Aeg his plane over ThoinastoD OD his way back to Moody field. 4 number Of friends weTe watching for the plane as he had told them he would Gy over the tOgp at a lOg altitude.
 The wedding Of Miss Nancy Barbara Gt0ddand, daughter Of Mir, and Mrs. Sterling Et0ddard, LAtehs field street to Burt George chams berlaiD. son Of Mrs. Jessie Chamber laiD, Cleveland. Ohio took place Sunday ct the First Baptist church P0ugllkeensie. N Y, Rev. EaE1 P SpepeeT Ogjieisted The bride was attended by Miss Eleanor :, CiafOr- done and Prank J, DonalluR, Wa- teTtOgD. vas best man, The bride is 2 graduate 0f the TbomastOD hieb school and attended the wa. teTbiFy hospital school Of nursing. MT. chamheTlaln is a tOOlmaker at Seth Thomas Cl0cks,
 Corporal Leo R0beFge ghO saw active service tr Italy with Sergeant John Waters Of Center street spent the weekend at the home Of ReTg- cant Waters parents MF. and Mrs, John Waters Of Center street. Corp, oral RObeFge gas wounded iD action and IS at present a patient at cllsIl, l1g General hospital, Birmingham. Mass, Hs home is iD BrattleboF0. Vermont
 The JbOiDRStOn Welcome Home ard Advisory Committee for Vetv erepS 0f World War U, sill meet JhuF6dsy evening August 70 at tse Veterans 0f Foreign Wars balj at 7;3o D, n, President Randall Hath, RWey requests sli members to be present as several important mat, tegs gre to be discussed.
 Walter Kl0sg 0f TOTTingt0n has received w0Fd that he bFothaFsiT1s law Private John Lspuey, infantry, yaS killed Co action lB the Battle Of France Juiy Is, iDSl. Ige was iis- 1iieted Into the service In hoyem. Der 1893, He had been Co France 0nly 2 days.
 Corporal Theodore BeaTdsley, U. G, Army Air Corps R1ao has been op . i6sday fliriougi1 at the home Of bis parents MF, and Mrs. Sherwood BeardElee hes returned to bis base in Florida.
 Miss Elaine 9aundeFs. daughter Of Mf. and Aagk, Harry @nnndeEs e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Prisoner Of War


 Mrs. valeria Plosa of 2l Bushnell street. Pequabuck has been notified by the War Department that her son. Pvt. Bernard Ploga. previously reported as seriously wounded in action in Italy. May si, is Q prison CT of war in Germany. He entered the Army. September i4. iee3 and went overseas in February. The last letter received from him was on May l3.
 Returns To Thls CennaFy
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Hart of Allentown Road have received word that their son. Pfc. George Hari who was reported as being wounded In action on the Anzi0 beachhead. April g, has returned to this coun. try and is nov confined to a hos- pital near Richmond. Va. Recipient of the Purple Heart, Pfc. Hart enc tered the service, August l7, i0l3 and was sent overseas in January arriving tn North Africa, sometime in February. He is the first Terry. vile youth to be reported wounded in the Italian campaign to be re" turned to this country. He as report ed as suffering from an eye injury but expects to arrive at his home within a few days for a short fur- tough.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
CIVIL ENGINEERS
 MEETING THURSDAY

The Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers vii hold It's elst Sum- Tler meeting ct Pleasure Reach park, Bridgeport. on August i0th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Services Discontinued

Announcement was made Monday that services in the Plymouth Con- gregational church will be omitted during the remainder of the month of August. Rev Norman Weed. pas. tor and Mrs. Weed arc vacationing at Owls Head. Me.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
IN.VIGHTTNG SHEEP

DighOFn sheep dO not always bats tle bv crashing heaA on, horn to horn, They sometimes stand elese and strike upward bl0Ws % tneig opponents stomach with their heofs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
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TOBIN
 PAYS VISIT HERE
Spending First FurIOugh in Two Years; Served in
 South Pacific

Litcheld. Aug. s.-corpOral Ed. ward Tobin Is visiting hiS par ents Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. robin. East street, for the first time in more than two years. He returned from the Pacific coast late in July after nearly two years of combat service in the South Pa.iiic when he took part in a number of engagements agains the Japanese.
 Cpl. Tobin flew recently from Cali fornia to Fort Devens. Mass. He wall return to Deyens this week for a short time prior to spending a furlough Wtth his parents here.
 Pvt. Silvio DaRoss. Fort Belvoir. Va. spent the weekend with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Tony Da- Ross. Lake street. He was engaged in the North African and Italian campaigns with an Army infantry unit. A brother. Seaman Fred Da- Ross stationed at Newport. l.. l.. is home on a few days leave.
 Pvt. Janes Finan of Fort Pickett. Va, spent the weekend with his parents Mir. and Mrs. James F1nan.
 A requiem high Mass vas cele. brated this morning at St. Anthony'S church for Pvt. Joseph Macejka who was killed in action in Italy. July i2. while serving with an Army inc fantry unit. He is the husband of Stella Gnatuk Of Thomaston and the son of Joseph MaceJka of Eitch- field.
 Robert Dore has returned from the Charlotte Hungerford hospital to his home on Walcott avenue.
 Miss Betty Machno was hOnOred at a farewell party Friday at the Community Center. Those who at- tended were: Helen Hannear, Cath erine Bailey. Alice Brennan. Mary Frolik. Ellen Beirne. Mary Penders. Betty Machno. Charles Peases. Jo- seph Delneno. Ronald FAbbri. Ed- ward Golden. James Burke. James Doyle, and Leo MOri7oni. Miss Machno win move to New Milford with her family soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

leski was wounded in action In Italy on July ie. Pfc. Kovaleskl en. tered the service in November loa2 and was sent overseas h December less. A brother, Corp. Eugene Kov. aleski Is stationed with the Army at Rapid City, 6. b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Robert T. Sullivan. 2i. son of Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan of 30 Homer street Waterbury. won his Navy Wings of Gold" and was commissioned an Ensign in the Naval Reserve this week following completion of the prescribed flight training course at the Naval Air Training Center. Pen- sacola, Fla, the Annapolis of the Air.
 Having been designated a Naval Aviator. Ensign Sullivan will go on active duty at one of the Navy's air operational training centers before being assigned to Q combat zone.
 Two sons of Mir. and Mrs Ferdi- nand Ricchexza of 9 Robinson street are in the service. Private First Glass Anthony Ricchezza is with an infantry unit in the Paci- fic area. Sergeant Joseph Ricchez- xa is with a military police unit at Camp Forrest, Tenn.
 Staff Sergeant Joseph A. Stevens of Bethlehem is serving as a pro- peller specialist at an Army Air Force post in England.
 Private America A. Ventresca of 45s Baldwin street is at the radio school at Sioux Falls. s. D. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ercoie Ventresca.
 Edward N. HoIbrook. son Of MT. and Mrs. Fred Holbrook of Water- town. has been commissioned a sec- ond lieutenant at Turner Field, Ale bany. Ga.
 Joseph W. Fiftal of si Cornwall avenue. who has been stationed in the Hawaiian islands for the past year, has been promoted to staff sergeant. according to word received here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Reported Wounded En Action
 Mrs. Mary Kovaleski of 2 Meri- dian street. PeQuablick has been notified by the War Department that her son. Pfc. Joseph S. KOva-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

Cherry Point, North Carolina, Aug Q = David r. Cranney, USING, son of Michael Cranrey of 52 Lounsoury street, Waterbury. Connecticut, has been promoted from Stan Sergeant Co Technical Sergeant.
 Technical Sergeant Cranney 6 serving as Tsirret Maintenance man with the Ninth Marine Aircraft Wing which b in combat training here at the largest air station in the Marine Corps.
 Technical Sergeant Cranney enc listed in the Marine Corps May ls. loa2 at Springfield, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Garage Fire

Fire which broke out shortly be- fore 10 o'clock Monday night burn ed the inside of the garage Of the Charles Sherwood place on Wood bury road. No cars were in the gar age at the time Of the fire and the blaze was extingulshe6 quickly by members Of the Watertogn fire de- pertinent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Returns Te Duty

Louis Barnes. A. N. M. 2-c Q. s Navy has returned to duty follow. ing a leave spend wtth his wife d their home on Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Douglas, Ga, Aug. 6 = Aviation Cadet William !. walsh, of 2le Falrlawn avenue. Waterbury, has completed the first stage of his flight training at the AAF primary school here operated by the Raymond. Richardson Aviation Company.
 Cadet Walsh has been transfer. red to Cochran Field, Macon, 0a.. for the intermediate stage of his flying training.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Altar Blowers

Announcements of the donors Of altar flowers for the month Of Aug ast at Christ Episcopal church has been made as follows. August 6. Mrs. Charles C. Judd. in memory Of Ro- bert Taylor Judd: August l3, Mrs. Charles B. Buckingham, in memory Of Charles Buckingham; August 20. Mrs. Philip R. Wilbur and Mrs. Roger Hartt. ip memory Of Philip Russell Wilbur; August 27, Mrs Ro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Captain Robert F Bare, former Waterburian. is recuperating at an American hospital in England from founds sustained in France from a German machine gun bullet, accord- Ing to work received here. 4 former employe in the export and cost accounting departments of the American Brass Company. he en- tered the service in May. ie4i. and was sent overseas in January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
AleeslnR Tonleht

Mc8tlMB Go0Asnt
 A meeting Of Terryville Troop No, 1 Boy Scouts will be held in the Parish Hall of the Immaculate Con. ceptlon church to complete plans for their camping trip next week to Lake waramaug.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

MAID CAk NAME YOURS
 Bass Rocks, Mass, lUP)-Advefs Using for . maid, Mrs, Leon BayaFd added politely; sAny hours that please you Wlll please ne,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Earl Skilton of Plymouth was a guest on Sunday, at the home of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skilton of Scott avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Miss Ruth Holbrook of Greenfield Mass, is visiting at the home Of her uncle and aunt. Mfr. and Mrs. Fred erick Holbrook Of Midlebudry road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Annmal Meeting

The annual meeting and election Of officers w'ill take place at the meeting of Plymouth Post. Amert. can Legion. this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Technical Sergeant Jonathan E. O'Connor, son of Mrs. Margaret o'Connor of % Bronson street, has been promoted to master sergeant at his post ia Italy. where he is serv- ing with the first armored division of the Fifth Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Waiting rn vermont

Miss Katherine Kilbride mem- Der Of the Terryville high school faculty is visiting in Middlebury. Vt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Mrs. Ernest Wright Of Woodruff avenue was the recent guest Of Mrs. George Cook of Woodbridge. rec gently Of watertogu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

bert ?. Atwood. In memory oG Mfr. and Mrs. Samuel McCleary.
 Members of the Altar Committee for August are Mrs. Marshall Hay- war dand Mrs. Lindley Bronson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Miss Ruth Skilton Of Scott ay- enue. is spending the week at Pine Beach. N. J.. where she is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Fslak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Staff Sergeant John P. Senzam- lei. son of Mrs. Rose Gaetano Of l6 Hawthorne avenue was wounded in action in France July 70. according to a War Department telegram re- ceived by his family. A former eTn- ploye of the Waterbury Button Company. he entered the service February 10. i94l. and is a veteran of the North African and Sicilian campaigns.
 Lieutenant Frederick B. Howe of 22 Johnson street has been granted . leave here from Corpus Christi, Texas. where he recently completed training as a pilot in the Marine Corps. He will report next to a Marine base at San Diego, Calf.
 4 memorial Mass was held yes- terday at St. Francis Xavier church for Technical Sergeant George Ahern, who was killed in action in Italy July a.
 The guard Of honor included: Sergeant Wallace J. Inglis. Techni- elan Corporal Frederick Pekrll, Tochnician Corporal Joseph Char ron. Herbert French. CoFp0ralca ron. c-M Herbert Branch. Corporal 0aetan0 DesonO. Private Donald R. Celone. Seaman Second Glass Charles Fadus. Private First Glass Glenn L. Dayton. and Corporal John J. Muccio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Private Anthony ,. Mango. son Oe A1r. and MFs. Joseph Alango of 3e Beacon street, ls serving with . '. S. Army unlt as Camp Bowie, Texas, where he ls stationed with the l35sh Ord. Maintenance, 13th AFsaered Division. Be entered the the service March 9. 19s2, and received basic training at Camp Folk. Ia. He later served at Camp Beale. Calf.
 Private Mango. . graduate Of Wllhy high school. was employed At che Windsor Curtain shop be. fore entering military service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

bert 2. Atwood. in memory oG Mir. and Mrs. Samuel McCleasy.
 Members of the Altar Committee for August are Mrs. Marshall IEay- war dand Mrs. Lindley Bronson.
 Hlome-Te.wsFk Drivers
 The Watertown War Price and Rationing board office announce, that according to a new once of Price Administration regulation be- ginning August l 1t viii issue Sup- plemental gasoline rations for only a 90 day period to home-to-w0rk drivers who have not formed satis- factory car pool arrangements.
 During this 30-day period. drivers will be expected to find necessary car pool members. They may then re-apply at the local board offlce for the full three months supplemental ration of gasoline. The riders in each car pool will be required to sign the application personally in the space allotted 10. this purpose.
 Paay Ground Acaigisies
 Special activities at the Civic Un- ion playgrounds this week have been scheduled as follows: Wednes- day, peanut hunt: Thursday, air. plane contest, Friday, races.
 ReEBonals
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Barton and their family Of Main street, are spending two weeks at Lake Quas- sapaug.
 Miss Ruth Skilton Of Scott ave enue. is spending the week at Pine Beach. ". J.. where she Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Falak.
 Miss Ruth Holbrook of Greenfield Mass, is visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mfr and Mrs. Fred erick Holbrook of Midlebudry road.
 Earl Skilton of Plymouth was a guest on Sunday, at the home of his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skilton of Scott avenue.
 Mrs. Ernest Wright Of Woodruff avenue vas the recent guest Of Mrs. George Cook of Woodbridge, rec gently Of Watertowu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

o'Connor, son of Mrs. Margaret O'Connor of 57 Bronson street. has been promoted to master sergeant at his post ia Italy. where he is sery. ing with the first armored division of the Fifth Army.
 First Lieutenant J. Raymond Der. gen, son of Mrs. Raymond s. Der. gen of $50 Meriden road has been transferred from Camp Berkeley, Texas to Camp Grant. III. A mem. Der Of the Army Medical Corps, he completed his interneship at St. Mary's hospital last December and entered the Army January s. He is a graduate of Crosby High school, Holy Cross College. and Tufts Med. teal school.
 Leonard Plourde of 1861 Thomas ton avenue has reported to the Ma. val station at Sampson, N. F., for basic training. He is the son Of Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Plourde.
 Anthony E. Rainone, son of MT. and Mrs. Steven Rainone of 3 Sims bury street. was a member of a Na- val crew in the American Assault Force which invaded France. ace cording to word received here. He Is a seaman first class. His brother, Michael. who has Q similar rating, is with an Atlantic fleet unit.
 Martin J. Monaghan, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Monaghan, West street, has been promoted to the rank of major at the cadet bom- bardier school at the Midland, Texas, Army Air field.
 Major Monaghan. who entered the service in l9al, is director of ground training. and a squadron command. CT at the field. He Is the husband Of the former Jane Pratt of Ply. mouth.
 Private Charles Leas of 236 Or- ange street is spending a 2i-day furlough there after four years of overseas duty. An enlistee of June F. ASNts baE AtMM WG~ts bNMbA44ANA ID Hawaii following the Pearl Harbor attack. Son of Mfr. and Mrs. New ton Leas. he has four campaign stars. He will report to Camp But- neT, Henderson. N. C., on August 2l
 Beeton L. Cobb Of Cheshire ilas been promoted to teehnician fifth grndA ace0rding k0 an anaanlaFaen. |. ment from the Army headquarters in India.
 Corporal Antonio Guglioth of l696 North Main street has coEn- pleted a furlough here and has re- suEaed Army duties at Camp Pickett. Va. He recently completed training at a medical school at the General Lawson hospital. Atlanta. ca.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Mrs. Hazenl Stetson of Water town has received a postcard from a German prison camp from her son, Second Lieutenant Herve Stet. son. He had been reported missing in action May ie and the Red Gross disclosed June that he was c pris- oner of war.
 The serviceman writes that. he Is well and expresses praise for the Red Cross. Several other Water. bury men are believed to be at the same prison camp. among them Second Lieutenant Ronald Delaney. Lieutenant Stetson is the husband of the former Clair LeMay of Wa tertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

BUV WAR BONDS 4 STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Personals

Afr. and Mrs. Edwin Barton and their family Of Main street. are spending two weeks at Lake Quas- sapaug.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Miss Elaine Saunders. daughter Of nF. and Afsk Harry eanndes q