The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31

d1O NdA11CJ d1lu oOL1, GuWdIu OI New Haven, Margaret Sweeney, Patrick Sweeney and Miss Mary Keefe of Winsted.
 Fournier Home
 Radioman Robert Fournier, U. s. Navy stationed in Virginia is spend- ing a 48-hour leave at the home of his aunt Mrs. Swanson of East Main street. .
 Storekeeper 2-C Herbert Benson, U. s. Navy spent few hours Sat urday evening at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Ben son of Union street.
 Pvt. Richard Hearn, U. s. Army stationed at the school of aeronau- tics at Harvard University Spetn the week end at the home of his par ents MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hearn of William street.
 Pvt. Frank Crosse, U. s. Army stationed in Boston is spending furlough at his home on North Main street. @
 PC Seaman Harry Thomson sta- tioned at Bainbrdige, Md, spent the week end at his home on Pros- pect street.
 Pvt George Innes, Q. s. Army, Camp Edwards, Mass, spent the week end at his home on Clay St.
 COwan Funeral
 The funeral of Judson 8. Cowan. formerly of this town who died on Thursday at the Fairfield State hos pital, Newton, was held Saturday afternoon from the Al6erson fu- neral home, 70 Central avenue, Wa terbury. Burial was in Old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Members of the State Police were In town Friday evening checking on the system of parking which, many car owners use on Friday night which is shopping night here. It is almost impossible to find parking facilities on Friday nights and car owners have had the habit of park ing double on Main street a prac- tice which the police say must be stopped. Several violaters were warned last evening and the police stated arrests will be made of vio- lators from now on. It is suggest ed that the town fathers procure the movie theater parking lot or at least part of it for two hours on Friday evenings which would help to relieve the conjested condition which is very bad in the business section of the town on the above named evening.
 Banquet
 The annual meeting and banouuet of the ThomaSton Supply Co. which was attended by 6 people was held Thursday evening at the parlors of the Congregational Church North field.
 Officers elected were: Niels Swan son, Pres, Victor Lurberg, vice. Pre-. Fred Buell., sec.-treas., Harry Swan son, Charles Kuchberger, Louis Gus wold, auditors, Board of directors, Thomas Hocky, Frank Atwood, Lor- ton Wood.
 The Thomaston Democratic Wom- ems Club will meet this evening at the home of Mary Doyle, Tracy street at Sis Final returns for the Infantile Paralysis fund will be made.
 Drill Tomorrow
 Capt. Peter Koops orders all mem berS of the Thomaston Guards to report for drill tomorrow evening at the high school gymnasium. The company will put on a close order drill at the initiation of a class of candidates by the American Legion Wednesday evening at the gymnas- ium.
 The first meeting of the new soc- ial club of the employees of the Ec- lipse Glass Company was held Fri day. The new club will be known as the Eclipse Social Club.
 The following officers were nom- mated and elected: President, Mrs. Helen Perbeck. treasurer. Mrs. Helen Ramsey, secretary. Miss Grace Rear don,.
 Employees who are members of the club are Mrs. Eileen Thomson, Mrs. Alice Shields, Mrs. Genevieve Waters Mrs. Helen Perbeck, Mrs. Victoria CurtisS, Mrs. Mabel Drake, Mrs Ida FamigHtti, Mrs. Betty Stopski, Mrs. Edna Drake, Mrs. Lillian Valot, Miss Grace Reardon. Miss Annette Ken nedy, Harry DietSch, Henry Ping Plank, Ray Richards, Pat Di Federi- co, Emile Jensen, MT. and Mrs. Otto Vogt.
 A WAC demonstration will be held Thursday, February at the high school at 8 p. m. to which the pub lie is invited.
 The sale of War Stamps at the Grove street school for the week of January 27 amounted to $l86.40. The total to date Is $3494.40. Pvt. Robert Sheldon also of Camp Wheeler 1s spending Q furlough at tke home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Willard f'dcn ef Gilbert street.