The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

Rohs, Joseph Carlson, Victor An. derson. pr, Cornelia VanVlAndren and John Olson,
 Cpl, Joseph A. MoniE. brother of Mrs, Mary Rescio, T1 South Main street. has been wounded In action In the peleliu islands, Cpl. Monix, former employe oi the Naugatuok Chemical O.. joined the Marines shortly after Pearl Harhor and was wounded by shrap. nel Sept, 2eth, He is in . base hos pital,
 Three brothers arc in the armed forces; Louis also formerly em- ployed At the Naugatuok Chemical CO, stationed somewhere In France; {; John, stationed with an Army unit in New Mexico, and Manuel, sta. tioned in Belgium,
 Mrs, Doyle Dies
 Mrs. Julia (MeAuliffel Doyle. wife of James Doyle, died yesterday al tAe home of her daughter, Mrs, James McNamara in Allingtown Pa. with whom she resided, Mrs Doyle formerly resided here.
 Survivors besides her husband and daughter are two sisters, Mrs, James Me0uire and Miss Theresa McAuiffO and Q brother, Vincent NcAUllfte. all of New Britain, The funeral will be held Thurs day morning from the Mccarthy funeral home, 2l Cedar street, to st. Erancls' church whera Q requiem aaaaa will 70 celebrated at Q time q ba announced later. Burial will bS in st. James cemetery, Friends may call ct the funeral home to- morrow from 2,to 10 ?. Tn,
 Neighhors Night will Dc oh' served wednesday evening by O. lumhian Rebekah lodge, odd Follows at odd Fellows' hall ct Q o'clock RehNkah lodges in Seymour, An. sonia, waterbury and Cheshire will he represented.
 Mrs, Emma Vagt. noble grand will preside. Each visiting lodge VII contribute to the entertainment pro- gram which will he under the direc. ton of Mrs. T, ,oniA Anderson oi Naugatuck, past noble grand of the local lodge,
 Mrs. Johanna White will have charge of refreshments. All local Re- hekahs are urged to atetnd.
 Holy Day Tomorrow Masses wtll be celebrated in local Roman Catholic churches Wednes. day, All saints day, The schedule follows: st. Francis church, Masses at 8:i6, 6:S0, and Q ., m. with de- votions Wednesday night at 1:S0. Confessions will he heard this af. ternoon and evening.
 St. Marys church. Masses at 5, q and Q 0. m. At st. Hedwig's church Masses at 5, 2 and 8 Q. m. with con- fesSions this afternoon and evening Masses at st. Francis church on Thursday, All Souls day, not Q holy day of obligation. will be 5:S0, 6:S0 7:S0 and 900 with confessions on Thursday afternoon and evening Masses Friday, the first Friday oi the month, will be at 6:S0 and 7:SC o. m.
 Masses Thursday at St. Mary's will be at s, . and 8 and on Friday will be celebrated at s and 7:SC with Holy Communion being distrt- buted at . o'clock. Masses Thurs day will be solemnized every half hour at st. Hedwig's church. start Ing at { a. m. and including o'clcolS Mass, the final one. Masses Fri day will be at and 8 a. m. with confessions Thursday afternoon and evening.
 The funeral of James J. Worrell. of 8 Homestead avenue, livelong resident who died Sunday, will be held Thursday at 0:S0 a. m. from the BucAmiller funeral home, 22 Park place, t oSt. Francis church where a solemn high Mass of req uiem will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Burial win be in St. James ceme- tery.
 Friends may cali at the funeral home tonight from ' to 10 and We'd nesday from 2 to 10 p. m.
 Rangers vii lreport at the Futile school grounds at 7:SO tonight. Drill will be held at the Waterbury Ar- mory at 8 o'clock: Special training movies will be feature of the drill. Open House
 Open house was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. R. A. Bontempo of Hotchkiss street and a welcome home party in honor of her son. Master Sergeant Marshall Bon- tempo, was enjoyed by a large gath- ering of friends and relatives. Sgt. Bontempo has received an honor able discharge from the Q. s. Army after two years of active duty in Persia.
 After dinner singing and dancing made the day a happy occasion for everyone.
 Attending were: Corporal Al Cnrby and Al Corby, Thomas Corby, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Conley, Mir. and Mrs. Everett Beckley, Mfr. and Mrs. Neerett Beck and Miss Bertha KIEschnaunis all of Waterbury. Mrs. samuel N1lnheRg of New York city. 4f. and 4Its. Louis Aak1t 1k 1kids