The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25


 the town will far oyerscribe it's quota.
 Meetings Tonight 4 meeting of the Polish Central Committee win be held in St casi- mfrs hall, this evening. A meeting of the world War Me- moriai fund committee will be held | in the fire house, tonight at Q o'- clock. to discuss further plans for | the four night bazaar to be held | August i6, i7, ie and go on the Main street school grounds. The bazaar will be opened with a street | parade headed by the Scovill Drum Corps and Sweater Girls of Water bury.
 Caucns Tuesday Night
 The Republican caucus to elect | delegates to the state and congress l sional conventions will be held in i the court room in the togn hall. Tuesday night.
 Daughter Born 4 daughter Suzanne Eyer. vas born to Mr. and Mrs. Carleton K. | Mathes of Detroit. Mich. July i8. The infant is a granddaughter Of MT. and Mrs. Prank L.. Mathes of Prospect street.
 Fnrlemgh Oyer Pvt. Stephen Teller, Marine Corps | has returned to duty at New River. E. C., after spending a few days | furlough at his home on Orchard street.
 Meet in France
 Tn Q letter received from John | Lyga, QM 3-c U. S. Navy he states that he met Samuel Wrettick, also l of this town in France. shortly after the invasion, he being the first home town friend that he had met in over a year. Lyga who took part in the invasion has seen much l action in the Mediterranean area.
 Training at Ar Field
 Joseph John JankowSki, son Of William JankoYGki of 3i Beach aye- pne. is training at the Midland army | air field as a bombadier.
 Awarded Purple Heart
 Pfc. Henry Dziedzic, son Of MT. and Mrs. s. Dziedzie Of is School street, Paqnabuek wounded in ac. tiop in France, June 70 has been awarded the Purple Heart medal, Pfc. Henry Dziedzie Is one Of five brothers who are serving iD Dle armed forces.
 Resepan Hiamt9ski
 Rezepap Banat0skl 6s, oI Peait street, died Saturday morning at Bristol hospital, following s short illness. He was born in Poland, on December 22, 1879 and came 10 upls country and TeFTyyllle, s1 years ago, He has bepe employed TOT many years as 8 pollsher at the Eagle Lock Co, He was s meWDeF of st, Casimir's church and ule White Eagle society, He Is survived by hls Ylte, -four son, Louis, Edward and Wlillam bas nat0slEI al of TerTyyille ana AflpuF Ranat0sl.i Of Bristol. Funeral seFv. lees were held Monday morning et e;i6 from the Scott funeral boDls and in st, casimiFis church at ' ', m. where Q requiem high Mass was celebrated by Rev, Peter sF0ka, pass tor, Burial vas h st. NaTy's ee'l's' teTy,
 Awarded PnFDle Heart
 The Purple Heart has DeeD | awarded to Sgt, Charles PeseafID0pa i of the 0Teyst0ne district who k now waiting further duty at eD Army | replacement center iD England alfer recovering from injuries received Ip I the invasion Of France,
 Annual Picnic The annual picnic 0f the Py' mouth WGrU will be held at ule home Of Miss Millleept Shelton Of East Main street, Plymouth, Tpes- day, August !.
 Leaves feT NevY
 Albert KlelsteT Of Wood Court, . graduate Of TeTTyvllle high school, class 0f l9st, left Friday tor service iD the U, S, Neyy,
 Igeme On gwgleMgb | Kenneth DeenRn, A/c statiophi Rt Amherst college, Mass, where be Is receiving his preliminary tFaInS ing as a member Of the Ar Corps Is spending Q fnFleugb et the home 0l hls mother, Mrs. Emma DegpRn 0f Union street.
 VARIED BACKGROUND
 Phi Terry, Wh0 plays Q phot0g, FaphaF in Plne-Th0mas' "D0nbls Exposure fOT Paramount, vas edu- eated at stanford end the Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art, ln L0n- don, spent summers working iIl the oli fields Of Texas and once drove 6 tEnek of oil s,b00 miles.