The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-23
IT. GOV. MADDEN WILL BE SPEAKER
Rep. Talbot Also to Speak
 at Republican Rally z" Thursday Night
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 Wolcott, Oct. a -- Mi'. John ], darcigus of the Meriden road was lgueBk of honor nt surprise party 'elV0a ct the Press Club in Water- hury. recently, Mrs, William Klitka was mistress of ceremonies. Among Chose present were: Mrs. WILLS Well ton os New York City, Mrs, Robert IA. Wakelee, Mrs. Irving Cooke, Mrs, Matthew Donnelly, Mrs. Kenneth ITooker, Mrs. Herbert Hayes, Mrs Grant Outtrlm, Mrs. Vincent Dor- 'Mn, Mrs. A. L. Street, jr, Mrs. Wil' Ham Dunn, Mrs, Sidney Cooke, Mrs Frank Bouiey, Mrs. Richard Birch, Mrs. Leonard Carrado, Mrs. Gordon Whistaker, Mrs. Helen Carosell, Mrs Armand Provost Mrs, William Kilt ka, Mrs. Dom TelleSoa, Mrs, James Macintosh, Mrs. William Hercombe, Mrs. Gus Steere, Mrs. Ernest Siegler Mrs Guido Durante, Mrs. William Cahiii, Mrs. John Dalton, Mrs. Mat. thew Donelly Miss Gwen Burton Miss Rita Tierney, Miss Mary O'conner, Miss Alice Martino and Mfrs. oarriguS.
 A Republican rally for Woleott will Do held Thursday night at tho Town Hall. Speakers will be Lieu- tenant Governor William J. Hadden Representative Joseph E. Talbot, Harry J. Beardsley, candidate for judge of probate in the Waterbury diAtrict which includes Wolcott and Mddlbeury. and Representative William Painter of Naugatuck, candidate for state senator. Danc- ing will follow the rally. The Vol. .cott Republican town committee S tn charge Of the rally,
 We'll Child Conference
 4 well-child conference will bc held at the Woodtick school tomor- TOW from e:30 II A. m. for pre-. school children from birth to six years of age. This includes children from the north, south, center and Woodtick school districts. Dr. Ru- dolph Damiani, school physician, Mrs. Rose Klitxa, health teacher, Mrs. Swanson, from the state board of health, Mrs. Edward c. Moselle and her assistants will be present. Warner-ParsOns
 Miss Florence Parsons, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Lloyd Parsons, ST., of East street, Hitchcock Lake and Edward W. Warner, son of Mrs. Roy Wilson of Fenton avenue, were married Wednesday morning in the xectcry of St. Peter and Paul's church in Waterbury. Mrs. Lloyd Parsons, Jr., and Francis Graph were the attendants. The bride wore e powdre blue travelling suit with as- eessories omatch. Immediately fol- lowing the ceremony the young couple left on an unannounced wed- ding trip and will reside in Hartford upon their return.
 Personal Notes
 Andrew Ciccio, seaman first class has left for Norfolk, Va; after npending Q 30 day leave with his Darants, Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Cic- nlD of Center street. Their younger Nnn, Frank has enlisted in the Air Eorps and will leave soon for train- Hng.
 Tecl.. gergt. william c. Hart, has left for Fort Drew, Tampa, Fla, after 6 2I day ftrlough spent with bis parents, MT. and Mrs. Leslie Mart 0g the Scovill road. Tech. EerBt. has just returned from 2As gears in the Southwest Pacific.
 A committee composed of Howard w. Roberts. Julia Ro2dilsh and Hor- nee Read who arc planning ehickenpie supper and dance at the Grange hall, Nov. 1 for the bene- ne grange hall are meet at the krnnee hall tonight at 7:S0 to make further plans. All members interest ad are asked to attend this meeting and ag1lst committee with plans.