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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
WATERFOWL HIGH
 H0N0RS REVEALED
Principal William K. Cook Announces List for Term
 Ending February 1

Watertown. Fob. l8 - The honor roll for the term February l has been announced by William R. Cook, High school principal, as tol- lows:
 First ffonors - Four As if taking five subjects four As and . B-no C's.
 Second Honofs - An average of 0S per cent or better. No C'e.
 Seniors
 First Henors - MuFael Andrews, Virginia Roger. Frederick Black. Donald Miller.
 Second Homoys Arlene Andef. son.. Jane Atwood, Donald Flynn. Irene E1aglieSe, Arlene Smaliey, Nee Tfaub, Katherine XAntee, Helen Kontout, Martin Kepp. Dor- othy Lukaehevich, Frances Sum. Mefs.
 RirSt Hon0es = Ellsmae Andrews, Elna Beach, Doris Bless, Peter SchatSki. Ruth C6pes, Pauline Des- jafdinS, Louise Kiely.
 Second Honors - Barbara Camp bell, Jack Dewitt, Dolores oAiulio, Jack Hoffman, Herman MArRGyaI2, Louise Jessell, Taina KarAsuk, Julia Lancaster, Patty Lewis. Gophemones First Honors Alice Miller, Nancy Tirren. Shirley Mcseiy, Bet ty Woodward.
 Second Honots = Florence Davis, Mary Nardois, Glare Payne. Grace Peck. Jackie Starry, Joseph Stocknc Beverly 4toughtcn. Helen Tysko. Dorothy BArkus, Ethel Bird. sAll, RoselnArie Christopher, Ed- mcnd Desjar6ihs. Raymond Archer, Joan AshWorth. Marion Conneiiy, Shirley Coon, Robert 0oldNerR, AAxyaret kAntce, Ruth KeIlRy, Gloria Lawson, Nancy Lynn, Peter K1emchuk. Ruth 1iydsall. Evelyn Cook, Gloria 0uglielmetEi. J4A HkeshnneA First Hcn0Fs = Carol Coon. Ro4 befta Dubpernell, Rosemary Dub psfnell. lillian Ktslis. MeAncr Fro vest.
 Second Hcnogs - Charlotte An. crews, Mary Blanehini. Hugh Camp ben. vireinlA Copes. Hattg Mclean, Jean GAge, ylcfsuce eeiisy. LeuisG IThocnas, Ernest wheeler, Mary De- wit. JOhn Hunlsteg, .Jea0A1 I'd. nay. Nancy xAnsky, Sait1Ay o'Eell June Gcha1eg. Justin Smith. Jchn 1xauh. Louis 1nrsnnan. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
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RED GROSS DRIVE
 PLAECOMPLETD
Mrs. ]. Robert FnlShAm Chairman; Town Quota
 Set at $500

Woleott, February A. The of the local Red Cross Mrs. J. Robert EllghAtn, has completed plans for the annual Red Cross Drive for membership that starts March 1. The quota set fo1 Wolcott is oooO. Reeidents who work in factories in nearby towns are asked to join in Wolcott As credit Is given only where the nembership Is taken and Wolcott needs them to meet the 1o00 quota. Donations may be sent to Mrs. FulShAn. Some ok the canvaseers who have been appointed are, Eugene Megln, Nun. son Road; Mrs. Alfred Anderson, East street; Mrs. Arthur Wingblade, FaSview avenue: Mrs. c. Arthur Warrington, Lewis avenue end Todd road to Central avenue: Miss Esther Bronson Center and Wolcott road and AGrS. John r. Brouker, Hitch. cock Lake district.
 The pot-luck supper and enter tainment sponsored hy the church Council of the Wolcott Conerega- honAl church was c huge success both financially and socially. Fpl- lowing the supper an original paper. Thoughts on American Music," was written and read by Mrs. George R. Hall; 6 song. written in Civil War days, Johnny Sands, was ssune by Mrs. Hall. also 6 cong of the Spanish American period, with Mrs. Byron Fleming. Aecompanist on the piano: MrA Walter wilson hon. cred Washington, lincoln and her nephew. Lieutenant John Wilson, who is g years old in February and Is Q member of . bomber crew now on mission overseas. Three decor Ated birthday cakes with candle on them were lighted in their honor. Mrs. Alfred M. German played ap- pripriate music on the piano. The final number was 6 selection of songs sung by the girls choir under the direction of Mrs. Howard Kraft. Over forty dollars was realized from the affair. Those in charge were Mrs. George R. Hsll. Mfs. Walter Wilson and Mrs. Howard Kraft.
 The February meeting of the Vol colt Volunteer Fire Department will be held at the hrehouse on Central avenue tonight at Q o'clock. Chief Edward Theriault win preside.
 The woleott Land Owners Pro- tective Association will sponsor . card party, Tuesday night ct the club house on the Woodtick roAd. Defense Stamps will be giNen .fof prizes. Refreshments VIII ne served. Ransom Bronson and Clifford war ner are the committee in charge.
 Sergeant Walter Megin, son ul A6r. and Mrs. Frederick M0gin ol the Muason road has arrived in England. s,-.
 Mrs. chasles Mynghesr os th, Nichols FeAd had as A recent dinner guest Mrs. Francis Mullins o1 Wa terbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mott of Maple avenue, Hitchcock Lake. had As Sunday supper guests. Mrs. Mary PerTillo. Mrs. Marjorie Perrotti, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Colby, and Mir. and Mrs. Donald 0ooley o6 water bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
WATERToWN ru Stephen Caa scss Aveuue Telephone ieA
Flying CIoud' Crew
 Gives Informal Hop
Lieut. Francis McGough Guest; Christ Church Plans
 Public Card Party Wednesday

Watertown, Feb. 1.-The crew of the sea Scout Ship Flying Cloud, entertained at the first of a series of informal dances given in the up- per auditorium Of the Congregation
 al church house. Friday evening. Members of the reception commit tee were Skipper and Mrs. Richard Taylor: First Mate Philip Wildnlarl and Miss Geraldine Greenwood: MT. and Mrs. Lee Gibson, MT, and Mrs. Louis Keefer and MT. and Mrs. E. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Manning. MT. Gibson, Mir. .Keefe and MT. Manning are members of the ship committee. Also a member Of the reception committee was Wil- liam Cleveland Chairman of Pom peraug district, Mattatuck Council Boy Scouts.
 Ceremonies aboard ship opened the program following which danc- ing avs enjoyed. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Keefer led the grand March, and Lee Gibson was in charge of Q ViF. ginia Reel, The spot" dances were won by Horace Gibson and Charlotte Andrews, Donald Flynn and Louise Kiely and Donald Miller and Mufiel Andrews.
 Among the guests present was, Lieut.. Francis McGough, A. A. F. who was a mate on the first crew of the Flying Cloud. Others attend ing the dance in addition to those on the reception committee were Robert Hallock, Jean Peck, John Barton, Polly Perry, willard Frank lin, Yvonne Sherwell, Donald Flynn, Louise Kiely, Horace Gibson, Char lotte Andrews, Donald Miller, Mur- iel Andrews. George Barton, Flor ence Seller, Peter Sctatzki, Carol Coon, Roberta Lewis, Frederick Black, William Rice and Curtiss Mattson.
 Mebmers of the committee for the dance were: Music Willard Franklin, program, Donald Flynn, Donald Mil- Ter; refreshments, John Barton, Hor- ace Gibson, Peter SchatzlEi, Willard Franklin, William Rice, George Bar ton and Philys Wildrnan.
 Refreshments of sandwiches, DO. tato chips, cake cookies and soda were served during the evening.
 Students Broadcast
 The Thespians troop 423 of the Watertown high school presented the third in 8 series of radio broad casts held in conjunction with the Schools at War;, program. over station VERY Saturday afternoon.
 Louise Jessell was the announcer for the radio sketch which was en- titled Beyond the Can of Duty. Members of the cast were: Elna Beach, Walter McGowan, John Mo- Gowan, Ellanae Andrews, Muriel Andrews, Jack Hoffman, William Lewis, Arnold Andrews, Karl Kos. losky and Ernest Wheeler, Miss 1s- abella Roweu of the high school faculty was the director.
 Next Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock the local troupe win present '1rhe Exile,' over station VERY.
 Card Party, Wednesday
 A public card party will be given in Christ Church Wednesday eve- ming at 8 o'clock. A meeting of the committee on arrangements will be held in the guild room of the church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Neil Mac 1nneS who Is in charge of the sale of tickets reports that the sale is going very well. All per- sons who have tickets out for sale are asked to make e report to MT. Mac 1nnes before 7:30 o'clock to- night SO that the committee will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
POLIO CAMP AICN
 TOPS l943 TOTAL
$47S.S6 Realized By Can. vassers, Doubling Last
 Years Amount

Litchf1eld, Feb. 14 - The March of Dimes Drive Is closed. Nicholas A. Doyle, chairman wishes to thank all those who donated through the coin boxes or the used of birthday cards. . The total amount received was N47e.Se which doubled the total for t94S. ,7'i
 The amount of $50 was received from . local person which raised slae amount considerably.
 80. Amthonyss Church The Highs chool Club will meet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
TMoMASToN.
Welcome Home Group Sets Welfare Plans
Randall E. Hallway Named President; Frederick Mids
 dlebrook Laid to Rest Yesterday

Tuesday evening In the lodge rooms on lower Main street. The entered apprentice degree win be worked.
 Pvt. Harry KfasnoWsIki, .. s. Army stationed in New York spent the week end At his home on the Nofthfield road.
 Pvt. George 1nnes of Camp Ea- wards, Mass, spent the week end at his home on Clay street.
 Only five discharged veterans of World War n filed aspirations for muetesine out pay with the Thomas- ton Veterans Advisory Committee, Inc. last evening At the v. r. w. club rooms. Randall HAkhMaYs Arthur Lord and Harry Lynch were on hand to help the veterans AlI out the applications properly. An other session viii he held soon, the date and place will be announced through the newSpApers.
 MrS. Harold Close. chairman of the Blood Bank for the Local branch of the Red Gross, has received no- tice that the bank will be held. here April 70. Two hundred forty names are required to make the quota for the town. A large ntirli- Der have registered already. Per- sons, who wish to give their blood to the bank. are requested 10 ccn-g tsct Mrs. Close. Chaplain and Mrs. Charles etipek were hosts at party Thursday evening At the church parsonage on High street in honor of the choir of the Congregational church. Guests included MT. and Mrs. Mofl-s crief Galloway. MT. and Mrs. George Hass. MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Fifiel6, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Nase, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Blakeslee. MT. and Mrs. Hugh McColl. Mrs. Bronson Atwood aMd Choirmaster Charles Billings. A buffet lunch was served. Chap. is stationed at Tomah, Wisconsin, and Is At present home on c leave. He viii speak at the services of the 1 Congregational church Sunday. Rev.. Willard eherich viii have charge Of; the usual Sunday services. The funeral of Mrs. Anne Eachey Beattie. who died Wednesday ct her home on Park street. was held from the Hotchkiss funeral home, A6 High ytreet Friday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock with services In charge of Rev. Leonard Smith. rector of Tfifa- ity Episcopal church. The tody was placed In the Williams Memorial vault with burial fn Hillside een1e- tery in che spring. The bearers were: George SEnall. Patrick Mc--s Philoeny. Joseph Young and Joseph Dickson.
 Clayton Bothroyd. jr.. Is III with measles At his home on Bxoadview Heights.
 Rose end Betty Ann Lynch ara spending the week .end 1t the home. I oR., sheir aunt and uncle, MT. enG Mrs. Leonard Carney Of New Aa4 ten.
 l Pred MiddYeefcck. aged 60. dyed fast evening at the Cedar Mt. Con- valescent Home. His wife who was also 6 patient aE the home passed away several months SEQ. He is ssir- vtved by one son, Louis Middie- brook of Grand street and several grandsons and granddaushters. Fu- neral arrangements are incomplete. Only routine business was con- ducted at tlae meeting of St. ThoFnas Children of Mary eodalisv helf Thursday evening in St. Thcmss' han.
 Arthur French, son of MT. and Rrs. Walter French c4 Hich street has enrolled at Cheshire Academy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

TWO RED POINTS and 4e viii be given free you for every pound of used cooking fat you turn in to your meat dealer These points, which the OPA has authorized your butcher to give for used fats be used any te any, where for the purchase of meat butter any foods quiring red ration stampa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
HE SHOULD KNOW

Ernie Hjertbefg has been coachir ' @1,nners for 50 years and he elai,rs Clayton Farbe. is the bes. lone d.s- tance prosrsct the United states has ever had. <.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
MIDDIE IEBURY CoFresponAent: Macy 1ay
 Te1eDASAe A-O410
MRS. K. FINLEY.
 TO JOIN HUSBAND
Sandy Beach Resident to Spend Several Days at
 Virginia Camp
(u. 6. Navy Photo FFom NEA.l

Middlebufy, February l&. - Mrs. Richard Finley of Sandy Beach left last week to spend several days with her husband, Private Finley ct Camp Lee, Va.
 Miss Nancy Werner who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Paul Werner of South street, has returned to her studies at Bryn Maur College.
 Miss Norma IAvigne spent the weekend in New York City visiting Miss Jean Philips.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Larkin left last week to spend some time at their winter home at 1nverness, Florida.
 Red Cross sewing will be done all day Wednesday at the town hall with Mrs. Charles L0o9is, chairman.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Van C. Lucas, IT,, have been entertaining Miss Rhea MacMilAn of New York City.
 Mrs. Ralph W. Rowland, rHife Of Rev. MT. Roland, former pastor oS the AGiddlebury Congregations church, is Q patient at the Hartford Hospital where she Is recovering from a major operation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
oAKVlLLE Correspondent: Irene Slough Telephone 4-89S3
SIX ALL SAINTS
 BOYS CONFIRMED
Vestry Meeting This Eve- ming; Auxiliary Plans
 Luncheon Wednesday

Oakville, Feb. 14.-Six boys from All Saints church were confirmed yesterday at 14:45 a. m. in St. Johns church, Waterbury, by Right Rever- and Frederick c. Budlong, D. D., Bishop of Connecticut. Confrma- ton candidates were Frederick Travel, Jr., Harold Johnson Garner, William Logue Knott, Charles 6tan- ley Springer, Thomas Gordon Traver. and Frederick Harrison Slough, Jr.
 All Saints Parish Notes
 The flowers on the Altar in All Saints church Sunday morning were given by Mrs. William Davenport and Clifton Inson in memory of their parents, MT. and Mrs. John IneSon.
 The Vestry will meet this evening at 7:3O o'clock In the parish house.
 The Women's Auxiliary will serve a corned beef and hash luncheon in the parish house Wednesday, Feb i6, from 11:30 to one o'clock.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Parish Social Club will be We'd nesday evening, Feb. 16. A potluck supper will be served at 6:30. Follow ing the supper. Miss Marion Cooper and Miss Ruth Cornish will show slides and speak on Beauty Spots Close to Home"
 The Young Peoples Fellowship will present play Cupid On the Looge'' Saturday evening, Feb. 19, at 2 o'clock in the parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
Henhouse Destroyed

HemMWWSC WEBsIWyCU '--T 7T''7' A large poultry house owned by George Moss of Augusta St., was completely destroyed by fire Satur- day morning. Two engines from f e Watertown fire department re- sponded to the alarms. The. fire had gained such headway all that could be done was to protect other build irf0a s .J- M ..g..st -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

UUT NOT pRiAARLy for the free red points will you save
 used cooking fta It's because fats make glycerne and elyceMe s needed to make sunpowder, medicines and other bhttleAeld essentials And heyl are needed 90 ursenty that veE govsrnment s giving free red points to further encourage women to fats No amount of fatis too is Foo black or burned yield crystal
 clear ycefins s save every precious drop any kind of staH todsya IT ' x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Terryville high school and the Uni-
 versity of Connecticut. He enlisted October 2i, 1922. His wife, Mar Raret Bruce Rood. is corporal In the Marine Corps and Is stationed as Santa Ann, Calif. Corporal Mar garet Rood was the first local girl to enlist in the Marines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
TERRYVIlLE Correspondent: ,. 2. Ryan, M VI Main St-Tel. 0SS0 Bristol Dav1
4-DAY CARNIVAL
 TO START JUNE IA
Plymouth Welcome Home Committee to Sponsor
 Outdoor Program

Terryyille, February 14. - A four day carnival instead of three-day carnival will be held by the Vel. come Home Committee of Plymouth on June IA, IS, l6 and IT, 1t vas voted at 6 meeting of the commit tee Sunday afternoon in the Lions Club rooms. The committee also voted to secure one of the largest aerial acts in the country as free attraction during the carnival. the entire proceeds of which will be placed in a fund to provide a Well come Home celebration for the serv. icemen and women, following the end of the war. The carnival com rnittee is headed by J. Francis Ryan as chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
Donates slW

The Alethea Society of the Ply- mouth Congregational Church have donated 9100 to the church for i'm provements. Mrs. George Gangdon and Mrs. Michael Wagner have been named a committee to prepare ( list and arrange for an honor Toll of members in the service from the church.
 The Alethea Society will hold . food sale, "Wednesday, February 16, at Gates Store with Mre. George Bancroft in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Treen lee. 90og eeoutU oaA t,ae ChilAtSm e Nay eedallty tse1ive4 Holy 0olnl,aunleH OsyneGy ot Alae c o'el9ek IgqnU e e. 3ticesas esuEeA. ,su Ragsag &gseeW
 pnipA xcdgS e lg.soao Ntll meet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
Returns from Hespatas

Returns from HspatAl
 Mrs. Charles Neumann has re- turned to her home on East Main street from St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. where she has been receive ing treatment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
Wen Child Confsssnee

Weu ChxA6 CO0E@9ene0
 T>wenty-nine children were ex- amined at the well child conference last week by the Plymouth Public Health Service in the Main Street school. Of these, seven were in- fants, and 22 pre-schoA children.
 Children were given physical ex- aminations by pr. Lloyd Wilcox with teeth being examined by Miss Nell Dahl, dental hygienist of the State Department of Health. Nurses as- Ruth Ohlson of the State Depart ment aud Miss Rosemary O'Neiil of the Plymouth Public Health Gerv. ice. Volunteer workers were Mrs. Stsank StricJus and Mrs. Bruno Rostkowski.
 Miss oven has reported 1T2 visits were made during the months of January . stollows: Morbidity. noSa-communicahle, 70: Communic- abe, Tuberculosis patients. 3: tu- berculosis contacts, 10; other com municable, 2. Maternity. Antepaf- tl,m, 1e; post partume. n: Health Services, infant. (birth to one yeaH> %: preschool, l3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
offsesss Elected

U1xB0S83 6BO0Ve0
 Milo pavelchak has been elected editor in chief of The Orange and Black" Terryvilie high school on. nual publication. Oother members of the staff arc, Literary Editor. Nancy Tinan: news editor. John Cichon; sports editor. Edward Gr- daits; alumni editor. Anna Txis4 ella; joke editor, Albert xlelstsE; business manager, David WAsley; art oditcr, Margaret Howell,
 |. NeAfs QaStA ,.%. ''
 The Town of Plymouth Sunday was but, S7.o00 short of. its %2sl 900 quota fo rthA Fourth War Loan drive, according to . statement by Merrill e. Scott. chairman. q :ctai of 424s, 900 in bonds have been sold, with the Plymouth section having Q total og @ey0o0 sold last week in the house to house eanvaa conducted under the directions eg Mrs. George Assard. The TexTyville Troop of Boy Scouts which started . house to h0lse canvass Friday, nave sold . tetay Ug $2,eoo. All ot the bonds sold h this town have been q the ger. iesh E'ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Red Cross sewing will be done all day Wednesday at the town hall with Mrs. Charles L0o9is, chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Tuesday evening In the lodge rooms: on lower Main street. The entered apprentice degree win be worked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Meeting Tuesday
 A meeting of Terryville Eagles will be held in their rooms on Main street Tuesday night. t
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Reports for Service
 Francis 0osinSli, son of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Gosinsh of Hillside Park who enlisted as an Air Corps Cadet last April has been notified to report for duty at Camp Devens. Mass, tomorrow. A brother, Cor poral Thaddeus Gosinski, Is a gum ner on a Flying Fortress in the air corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Miss Norma IAvigne spent the weekend in New York City visiting Miss Jean Philips.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Only routine business was con- ducted at the meeting of St. ThonnaS Children of Mary Eodalisv hei't Thursday evening in St. Thcmass1 han.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Mrs. jehn 0andeTson. PsSk street, announces the marriage of her sis. tey, Mss Virginia May Waterman @ Seaman l-C PfSderiek 0. Low. theK. East Main street which took place Saturday morning ct the home of Rev. n. W. Perkins, Woodhuxy. The hfi4e Was atsired in . powder blue suit with dark blue Aeces. scfios and q eorsage oG roSehuds. The attending couple wsre A8iss Mary zuraites of WAtertcwn, . friend q the bride and caypenkets AAts Daniel IAhev1lie. WAteTtoWn. Sea.
 M&n towthe1 q stationed at Camp EndAcott. R. I. He k . graduate Of Themaston high school and his
 bride slse. attended local schools The couple left on . wedding teir tO New xSRk. Upon theit Eetaifh MIS. Howther viii soside with her sister and eGsamap 1OWthex Wali Sss t.isn to his duties as CAsni 2hdleets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mott of Maple avenue, Hitchcock Lake, had as Sunday supper guests. Mrs. Mary PerTillo. Mrs. Marjorie PerrotM. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Colby, and Mir. and Mrs. Donald 0ooley o6 water bury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Arthur French. sota of Afr. and Rrs. Walter French c4 Hich street has enrolled at Cheshire Academy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Fred DaRoss stationed at Drew Field. Florida. Is spending . short fufloueh ct his home. :. '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Lieutenant John Hanncn is vie- itiug his parents MT. and Mrs. John Hanncn, Goshen road. ~ TX
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Next Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock the local troupe win present 'HThe Exile" over station VERY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14
Primary Flight Training

Aviation Cadet Stephen Yatsenick. U. 6. Army Air Force. has been as- signed for his primary flight train- ing at Lalwick School ot Aerona,,-' tics, Lakeland, Fla. He Is the son of August Yatsenick, 34 West Main street. He is a graduate of Terry ville High school. class of 42.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Clayton Bothroyd. jr.. Is III with measles At his home on Brusdview Heights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Pred Middyss9ock. aged 60. dyed last evening at the Cedar Mt. Con- yalescent Home. His wife who was also patient a& the home passed away several months SEQ. He is s,ir@ vtred by one son, Louis Middie- brook of Grand street and several grandsons and granddau9hters. Fu- neral arrangements are incomplete.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Private William Mooney who Is stationed ct Paris Island, 6. O., is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. William Mooney, West street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Mrs. CaeSleS Nynsheer o4 the Nichols fead had as A recent dinner guest Mrs. Francis Mullins o1 Wa teTbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Rose end Betty Ann Lynch afe spending the week. end 1t the home o2, their aunt and uncle. Mfr. enG Mrs. Leonard Carney Of New AG4, ten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-14

Leo XIII Council, Knights of Columbus forty five team, will go to Bristol Thursday night to meet the Bristol K. of c. forty i've team in the fourth and final meeting of the annual Brown Derby" between teh two groups. The Terryville team has a big lead over their Bristol rivals and are favored to win the inter-city championship for the fourth consecutive year.