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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24
GIRL SCOUTS in
COLOR CEREMONY

The three branches OF the sery-
fees we're represented by uniforms
at a formal color ceremony at the
camp session Of Happy Hollow unit
81 the Girl Scout Camp Wequa-
pauset.
At the special quiet service called
"scOuts Own sunday" Indian Leg
ends were read and SONGS were
sung, At Scouts Own yesterday,
It'd Top presented a program OF
legends and songs from various
parts OF the United States. 4 for
NAL color ceremony with flag lower
iag was held In the afternoon. Par
eHts and friends OF the scouts yis-
tied the camp between 3 and 4
o'clock.
Happy Hollow and Sky High pre-
scented programs, Slyty-sig girls az.
tended the fiye-Week session.
Brownie Scouts viii attend Camp
Day, Lake Hitchcock. for the next
three weeks.
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the AFRO river on a 30-mile front
In the Pisa area. and were fighting
In the southern part Of Pisa itself
Fierce fighting was reported In the
san Miniato sector % miles east
OF Pisa.
Eighth Army troops In the center
pounded out steady gains IN their
drive on Florence. IN the Strada
sector they were II miles south OF
the city.
In the Pa.lfic United States Ma
rines spread out inland on the
Island OF Tininn. adjacent TO cap
tured Saipan. against what was de-
scrfbed as light japanese opposition.
On Guam. 40 miles 10 the south,
American forces sealed of an UNI
known number Of japanese on the
Orote peninsula. with its Port Of
Apra and a big airiield within B-2s
bomber range Of Japan. The town
Of Agat below the peninsula. was
captured.
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WOlc0TT
OsEsempsmaenes ALMA 2. Co
Tel 3-eees
GROUP PREPARING
TOWNS HISTORY
Mrs. Rose Wakelee Named
Permanent Chairman OF
Historical Committee

Wolcott, July 2s-The historical
committee sponsored by the wolcots
women's Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Rose Z. wakelee, Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Wakelee was named
permanent chairman. MRS. Kenneth
Norton. secretary and Mrs. James
Homewood assistant secretary. The
object Of the committee is 20 bring
the history Of wolcott Up 10 date
starting from where the old history
ended In 1871. Each member OF the
committee has been given a specific
part and viii try TO get additional
information from the toxnSpe0ple
Many residents win be visited. phone
calls made and letters sent to those
who were once residents 10 get the
information needed. The following
have been assigned the following
lines Of contact work: road develop
ment. cemeteries and soloiers. Mrs.
Rose Z. wakelee: important per-
soaages and gifts. Miss Esther
Bronson; organizations, MRS. Janlea
HomewOod; woodfick chapel and
reservoirs, Mrs. Hubert Parks;
church, Mrs. Arthur w. Harrison;
old families. MRS. John ?. Norton;
town development. Mrs. Kenneth
Norton; old buildings and land
marks: Mrs. Earl Tracy: schools.
MRS. Charles Tyrell. The COMMITTEES
viii meet AZ the town hall At ? y.
m. on Aug. %.
Miss Doris German was hostess
at q miscellaneous shower given IN
honor Of Mrs. Douglas Way AZ her
home on the Meriden road Friday
night. MRS. way was before her
marriage on July rs. Miss Isabelle
venter Of the Meriden road. MiEs
German was q bridesmaid at the
wedding. Those present we're: Mrs.
Walter Oldroyd. Mrs. Henry Prlles-
ser, Mrs. Elmer w. Coe. Mrs. War
rem coe, Mrs Thomas Quinn. Mrs.
Clarence German. Mrs. Arthur PEE
ters0n, Mrs. Henry Allen. Mrs.
Leonard Bond. Mrs George Lock-
shire. Mrs. Edward Oliver, Mrs.
Henry waldo. Mrs. Louis HOtchkiss.
Mrs. Milton Hotchkiss. Mrs. Michael
Santora, Mrs. John Way. Mrs. J0-
sephine Collins. Mrs. Clifford Clark.
Mrs. Harry Hanson, Mrs. George
yenter. MRS. Louis venter, MTs.
Douglas way ana me Misses, Eilz'
aDeto Coe' FLORENCE Coz, RUN Jonp
son, Defss ManseD' Csmeila 31inn'
1 NJ 1ssma ~. sglvla Eie sl
sl.uS Hst,oAx -. 1saIy1.M E.te.r
III ~, s..,o .s ~. ~. es s.o So'b. u.s. =
s $3.50 's o.. .,es ~. "s as,,o1 ~ M.
eo,,ssa,,,,sslo,,s ~ ss-s. w., ~ 80
his bride WIN MIN we're. Hen mr.
Allan Al,ert Tsas raorge ve,te..
I,o,lis Eiotehkiss seret wsv and
Io,iis Venter
Mr. and Mrs william n Leeeett
reeentlv entertainsd al saelv s,,,n.
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Red Cross Gives Aid
To Homeless Family


Waterfowl, July 24-Raymond e.
Parker. chairman OF the watcrtown
Red Cross housing committee wishes
e locate a large army tent 10 be
used temporarily by Mr.. and AIRS.
james Byrnes and family Of Ham.
ilson avenue. who lost their home.
furniture and clothing IN the fire
resulting from the explosion Of an
oil burner IN the kitchen stove last
Thursday night Until a tent can
Be located the family Is sleeping
in the American Legion club rooms
On the Community building.
50 that they may be on then
property and able TO care more cas-.
~ for their livestock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrnes prefer to stay in a tent fof
the next two months. rather than
TO rent q place which might be at
some distance from their property.
The Red Cross Is aiding the fam.
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News Of
Connecticut

windsor. Conn. July 2s-fyPD-
WiibeFt y. Densl0w, S.. Bloomfield,
drowned IL Pennington river sun
day afternoon. a companion, I'd
ward kohieT, Bloomfield, told police
he and DenEl0w had gone 70 the
river 70 fish and swim ana that he
had seen Denslow struggling IN q
part Of the river believed 70 be q
70 30 feet deep when he returned
from setting some Refreshments.
Police and firenaep recovered the
body with gEappling hooks after u
had been iD the water about 50
minutes. Efforts 70 revive the psp
failed,
Milford, Conn, July Be- lUPD -
John Francis Mars, o., last etyN waF
veteran IN Milford. died Sunday a.
the home ~ his son, Walter .. Mars,
Mars was one Of the soldiers who
gaETis0ned the white House asle
guarded President Laneolp, re vas q
naeBlber Of the Springfield eneamps
mept grand army Of the Republic,
Gy0tOn, Conn, July ~ - CUP -
Naval authorities today were Invest
lgating the theft Of approximately
ee0o g0Ftb of watches asld tewelFy
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IITcHFlElD
Mary Fiolek, Correspondent
Aelephons Sss.i2
COP in CAUCUS
TOMORROW NIGHT
Town Committee Secre.
tary Urges Labor Attend.
ance At Meeting

The registered Republicans o: the
Town Of Litchfield are urged Ia
attend the caucus which is 10 be
he'd az the Center school auditorium
IN Litchfield Tuesday evening. July
Is az Q p. m.
The purpose Of this meeting Is
10 elect delegates to go TO the state
convention which will be held In
Hartford on August 9TH and 18th.
This being a national election
year, Melville Wooster, secretary Of
the town committee. urges all
eligible persons TO attend this meet.
ing as Il Is important for them to
express their preference in the mat
ter OF delegates.
Among those things which the
delegates Will have TO decide are the
nomination for a Republican candi-
Gate eor the U. s. Congress and the
eiectten of members for the State
Republican ticket.
The cast for the play, Fly Away
Home" viii meet this evening at
7:30 nt the Community House.
Tfe Daughters Of Isabella viii
hold . meeting at 8 O'Clock IN St.
Antlnny's church hall.
Aviation Cadet Thomas Zen0wich
has been transferred from the Uni
verElty of Pittsburgh 10 the Green
vile army air field, Greenyilie, Miss
Miss Katherine H0tchkiss has
taken a position in the oftwyp -
taken a position in the office OF
DR.. G. n. Warner, Jr.
Staff Sgt. Everett Foord has been
spending a ten-day furlough from
Greensboro, n. c., with his parents.
Capt. and Mrs. william NJ. Foord.
Robert Dore is a patient at the
Charlotte Hungerford hospital.
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MIDDL EDURY
GeTEaaDen6aBts Nancy @ils0
TsieDhens e-eefe
SERGEANT CLARKE
HOME ON FURLOUCH
Spent Two Years With
U. s. Forces Overseas:
CIaHIbake Planned

Mlddlebury, July ~ - T-sgt. and
Mrs, Edward y, Clarke have been
visiting friends IN MiddlebuTy foT
the past few days, set. Clarke has
been overseas with the u. 8. Forces
for two years and at the present
lime Is stationed iD England. Mrs
Clarke Is the former Lois Smith Of
Waterbury,
Second Lieut.. Florence WuFD,
a, ~ O., stationed IN Camp Grant,
Illinois, VIII arrive 0D "Wednesday 70
spend Q fllFi0lgh with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Wuyp, Ysls
avenue,
Paul Stetpman n visiting hif
mother Mrs, olga steInman, Yale
avenue,
Mrs, George a, Co.'s Il with her
son, Lieut., George \, Co.'S, JT,, az
Fayetteville, d. q,
Mtks Marie Freeman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Freeman Of
Porter SIill rs visiting relatives 10
Bristol, Rhode Island.
Charles Miner, u. 3. Coast Guard,
Is spending q leave with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Miner Ysle
avenue.
TIE Aeldalebugy wlsh am9 Mmms
Club completed plans yesterday foT
their clam bake 10 DO bald on Az
anal g.
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Hartford, Conn, July -, ~ luPl
- John A. Commons, -, former Fe'
search assistant ~ economies ~ ths
University o. Wisconsin, Who Wa
reported missing IN 1870 and de-
eiagad legally dea1 II 1858, today
resumed bis work a. The driver 81
laundry truck hers after returning
from Hl0E1dR wllefe he yisitA6 hie
father f0r the Art time IN = years.
Commons vent 70 port Lauder
dale, Plsy 10 see his elyyeaFs-0ld
father, DF, John Rogers Commons
noted eeonomist, after Ne YES dis
covered M Hartford ten days Ago,
Commons SAID - could Gjye ne
explanation foT MS sudden 6asaps
peaga1lee except that y might have
been go atkAek of Asnnesla, re eai4
he had suffered Q severe attack ~
influenza N le2D, About ten years
ase, Commons Gaa1, he began re-
covering his memory and EememS
bsFe6 fllet ~ bad Drilled generally
through TIE midwest and east work.
ing as 3 farm hard until be began
woEklng foT . Hartford Laundry
about 3 year $50.
Meanwhile, his wife, Mrs., Ellen
Holland Commons, Washington,
| .. g.. had eoileete6 his Insurance
and ebtainee . divorce AZ 1891, se
that enc Weuld haze lasai custody q
theiy ealiebteEs Arms, "
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

MCIVNEY CIRCLE
MEETING TUESDAY,
Chapter Of Daughters Of
Isabella to Gather At
v. r. w. Quarters

Thomaston. Conn.,. July - - Mis-
Carol Anderson has returned 10 hes
home on Clay street. after spending
two weeks vacation IN ToFTingtoz
with relatives.
Joseph Johnston OF Branch
road, who Is q patient a. Water
bury hospital underwent an opera.
ton Thursday, Is under the care Of
DR.. wight.
AHr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch and
family are spending q weeks vaca.
ton At the shore.
McGivney Circle, Daughters ol
Isabella win hold a meeting Tues.
day evening at Q O'Clock ~ the v. r
w. rooms. e Is hoped q large crowd
viii be In attendance.
Much curiosity has been aroused
over the continuous hauling Of dir
b. lines Brothers from Pine Hal
road 10 Hickory Hlll. Many Of oul
townspeople who have In the past
Travelled over this road viii IN ths
very near future see quite an I'm
provcment made.
Domenic Caregnato died n
New Haven. Conn. The deceased u
the father OF Thomas Caregnato
Elm street. Of this city.
Mrs. Anna 6canpata and twin
daughters Of New York City ars
spending a months vacation az tlls
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dancino. Cen
ter street, Mrs. Scanpata Is formerly
Of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Justice and
son Ralph Of New Haven are week.
end mentioning at their suEnfnel
home On ThoIninson I'M.
In the absence Of Mr.. Lynch fol
q week. anyone having news items
may call COS.
The Kids kan-teen first dance 81
the high school gym had In attend.
ance approximately zoe Friday eve.
ming. The adult advisors present
were: Rev. Myron x. Silbey and Mr.
and MRS. Marvin Echlnid. The com-
mittee IN charge OF the affair IN
cluded Marion rnnes. Mary Rich.
ards. Arthur Halfway and Donald
Thulin.
Harold Morton Corp. Transports
ton Corps. Fort Elocum, n. r.. Il
spending q short leave with bis
parents Mr.. snd Mr.. FraEk Morton
Hillside avenue.
Julian VidOn Sampson, n. Y. n.
r. 8. and Mrs. Vidon upper High
street are receiving congratulntiOn
the stork has left them q fourth al.
dltion 10 the Vidon domain 4
daughter born at Waterbury hospi-
tai. Mr.. and Ars. Vidon Of Camp
vile are the grandparents q tbs
child.
The Py'thian sisters Wdll meet
Tuesday 1t 2 .. m. 20 seg at the
home Of Ars. George Kindness. Oil-
bert street.
MRS. MYron 6ilhey. Park street q
visiting her parents Mr.. and AGrs
Russell Neouay, Emporium. Pa.
Paul Weeks 8 lie u. 3. Coast
Guard and Mrs. Weeks announce
the birth of 3 son Pau Maynard,
Jr., July 18th In Los Angeles, Cal.
Mg. and Mrs. r. p. Weeks Of No.
Main street are grandparents Of the
child.
Hamdep defeated Thomaston IN
the game played Sunday 81 Ne
0rath's field by 9 score OF 81. BerR
pitched for Th0mastop and BraH-
mer was behind the plate. Mickey
Tripoldi DID the li,npirsng.
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Current RatiOnine Regulations

stamina through Book w. each worth ~ points
valid indefinitely tor purchase q bees steaks bsa reas ests
Eennde9 Stamps bsses
valid every four weeks instead every two weeks thus Ssepng me
RR0CEs9ED FOODS
sugar stamps No 90 81 and % 10 vale toT tive pounds
Of indefinitely
sugar stamp w. % N Book Nv ga1 feg Eve pounds co.
canning through PES e. 1885 msEpn q pounds q sIgs
Cor canning VIII 10 an9 aeae9 80 apghee@e@
70 ts loes EstI0g bosd pounds q sh.t s9esss p Asg a.
points valid naeDs blue tokens wob enc point each my D
used change.
AEpans stamps n Rsiien Beek ~ valid lnds
insey teE enc pab of Shoes
August eLast 40 god for three gallons D. bs
CO and o. coupons GOOD soT five gslens each
npA -AA aav Period Pour End RsEea eoHpone ~ co.,
worth gallons unit New ietts fuel e coupons VII eseee
Boards
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Private Anthony p. crocetta son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Doznenic crocest0
q 2s7 Harpers Ferry Road. is sta
toned at TFaax Field. Wisconsin, AZ
the Army Air Forces Radio School.
A former student at Leavenworth
High school. he was an apprentice
toolmaker at the Risdon Mfg. CO. be-
fore entering the scrvict.
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After spending q furlough with
his wife, Mrs. Ruth Lambert Flem-
ing Of llS Madison street. and his
daughter. Betty Jane. Private Ed-
mund Fleming. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fleming Of 90 Central avenue
has returned to Camp Van Dorm.
Miss.
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BOYS IN II
THE SERVICEb

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corporal Lyman NJ. Hampston,
san Of Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Z.
FFamugton Of 81 Southrnayd road,
stationed With an Army ordnance
uuit IN Iceland, has been awarded
the Good Conduct Medal, it was re.
ported today.
CORPORAL James Poison Of Fort
IN thls city with his wife. MIS-.
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south street.
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Captain ReheFa q. n1cNlehels.
aen 90 Mrs. nEngaaieme McNleh-
elB - 10 hlesey RlAce has arrived
On Che Unitea States AFTER %
menlhs - service In TIE sseisiy
Knlames with . Rerner Natlomai
Gaara unil. Ble Win Be N Waaer.
bury sashin 10 days.
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The Distinguished Service Gross
has been presented 10 Private FIRST
Class Howard =. Palmer, husband Of
the farmer Florence Batten Of 53l
Huntington avenue. u Was learned
today. Private FIRST Class Palmer,
son 81 Mrs. O. d. Mcdonald of Oak
vile received the Silver star egeFd
n Italy IN March.
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FESTIVAL WORKERS
MEET THIS EVENING
Annual Event Opens July
3I-Party Held for
James Walters

Prospect. July 2a--Mrs. J. Clay
ton Walters. Of Plank road. enter
tanned at her home recently foI
her son. James. the occasion being
his third birthday. Many gifts wers
received from his young friends
including: Carol Veillette, Cherry
Barker. Bonnie Lewis. Cynthia Pos
ter. Allen Foster. Debors Petrans-
kas. Gary Petrauskas. Janet Ora
ham, Beverly Bernier, Virginia Ber-
nier. Raymond Fourier, Eugene
Lewis. Jr.. James G. Walters.
Also present were. Miss Katherine
Ward. Mrs. Merritt Walters. Mrs.
e. J. BeTnieT. ST.. Mrs. e. >. Ber-
nier, Jr.. Mrs. Walter Barker,
Mrs. Eugene Lewis. MRS. Victor
Petrauskas. Mrs. Roger Fourier,
MRS. Armand veillette, Miss Rose
mary Bernier. Miss Viola Bernier.
Miss Mildred Gaggin, MRS. Joseph
Goegin, Mr.. and MRS. J. c. WAL
tiers, Merritt Walters and Armand
Veillette.
Volunteer workers win meet this
evening at $50 o'c0lck at st. An
thongs parish grounds 10 com.
plete preparations for the annual
outdoor festival 10 be held July
n, August ! and 2. Booths win be
erected and other details necessary
for the opening c0epleted.
The ladies viii meet at T:30 at the
church. Mrs. Thomas Kinsella Is IN
charge Of arrangements. Miss Rose,
mary BeTnieF win direct the actiyi-
ties OF the younger women.
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In the service since December 30.
1912. Corporal Arthur Z. O'Neill. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene oNefil of 70
Columbia Boulevard. Is now serving
in india with the Air Transport
Command. He has been stationed
in that war theater since last
October.
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IN 0b9k WEI e&bI@s1t omsS~ sN~
October.
Mrs. sylvia 6auchelli Of - South
Riverside street has announced that
her husband. Private Anthony ).
Sauchelia has been assigned 10 the
infantry replacemert training cen
Ter At Camp Banding. Fla.. where
ne viii be 4 permanent member Of
the staff handling training and ac-
ministratiOn for infantry replace
ments.
Seaman First Class Kenneth n.
Neale, son Of Mr.. and MRS. Norman
Neale Of this city and Asiddiebury q
student at Oklahoma, a. and ~.
college. saltwater. Okla. he Is en-
rolled IN . Navy radio course.
Private Joseph Tedesco. q former
eanploye OF frank Pepe. Inc, mas
returned to Camp Van Dorm. Miss.
after q Through with his parents.
Mr.. and Ars. Rosario pedesco o.
70 Elizabeth street
Private First Class Edward ID.
Dyson, u. 8. Marine. wounded ~
Guadaleanal A September. 1912.
accompanied BY bis wife. the former
Emily Brown Of Mariana. Arken"
sas, Is spending . fuTiongb with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william y.
Dyson Of as5 State street He had
been . patient at the naval con"
yalescent hospital 81 Asheyiiie, u. c.
for the past two months.
Mrs. Pauline Clark Of 70 Grove
street has received word Of the are
rival Of her son, Private L0ring 3.
Clark, Jr, IN the South Pacific
area with an AAP unit. a graduate
Of willy High school and former
employe Of the sun View Laundry,
Private Clark entered the service
October a0. loA2.
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A promotion 20 the grade Of ava.
ton machinist's mate second class
has been granted 10 John ID. 0erva-
soni, son 81 AIRS. Madeline Gerya.
soni q $50 willow street. Stationed
A the Pacific thesteT, he has seen
action IN the Mediterranean, south
and Central Pacific.
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stolen from the ships store at the
Submarine base Friday night,
An officer said the break was
made ~ gimmying Q 6o0p end take
Ing the top esS . case containing
the teweiFy.
Hew Britain, Conn, July 2s-lUPD
DIR, Paul y, R0safn, patbol0gist
10 charge ~ Laboratories ~ Mes
Britain General Hospital, today vas
appointed technieal aide 70 the o..
flee og GeseDfafle research aEl9 de-
yel0pnleBt committee 90 medical EeS
search hs work, y Was ann0nBeed,
VII he the eupsgS ise studies on the
effect Of penielllsp N syphilis now N
progress under 0SRD auspices 81
the request 81 tie armed forces,
~, R0sahp VII eeDtinne ~ charge
q hospital Laboratories hers, but
VIII spend part Of each week h
BsitinloEa No. end washington, ..
O.
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Sergeant Humbert Mueci has re.
ported back to Camp Butneg, d. c..
for further assignment, after SPEND
ing n days wtth his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 0EazianO Aueei q 3 Grant
street. Sc returned 70 the States
recently after one year q service II
sicily and italy. while participating
IN battle en- the Anzi0 Beaehhead,
Sergeant Ancci vas wounded. a
brother. Victor, Is serving With .
tank battalion In New Guinea.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

According 20 Q telegram received
last week By Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Ambrozaitis Of 50 West Porter street
Private First Class John J. Ambro-
zaitis, reported Easssing since FEB. ~
at Anzi0, Is q prisoner Of war IN
Germany. re served n the North
African and Sicilian campaigns. he
Is = former employe q the ToFring-
ton Mfg. CO.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

TIE Aeld6lebBEy wssh am@ Mmme
Club completed plans yesterday for
their clam bake 10 DO held on Az
eust r..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

Harold Morton Corp. Trsnsporta-
ton Corps. Fort Elocusn. n. r.. Is
spending \ short leave with his
parents Mr.. and Mr.. Frark Morton
Hillside avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

Corporal James Poison Of Fort
Meade. Nd. Is spending a furlongh
I'm this city with his wife. Mrs.
Marybeth CReillyD Poison Of iis
South street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-07-24

The cast for the play. Fly Away
Home" viii meet this evening at
7.30 at the Community House.