The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13

1auL son also reS1Qe on west Ma1p street.
 WOman'S Club
 The Terryville Women'S Club will meet Tuesday at p. m., in the SOC. ial rooms of the Congregations church. The meeting will be il charge of the Garden and Homt Dept. Mrs. George T. Griswold O Harwinton will show nature pictures The hostesSes will be Mrs. Henr. Kamens, Mrs. c. J. Carrigan, Mrs Walter Pelchar, Mrs. Vernon At wood, Mrs. Guy Kirkby and Mrs Dana Burlington.
 A supper meeting of the Terry vile Lions Club will be held in theil rooms in Scott's block, Tuesda! night at 6:30
 Dies From Injuries
 MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Eden of 3: North Riverside avenue, were noti' fled late Friday night by the Wal Department that their son, Pvt James E. Eden, 19, died of wound: received in action in Luxembourg The family received telegram las Tuesday stating that Pvt. Eden haC been seriously wounded October 2; and the telegram received Friday night revealed he had died the same day.
 He was born in Terryville, attend ed local schools and was employed at the Chapman Machine Company this town before entering the serv. ice, November g, 1943. He was ; member of the infantry and ha! been overseaes since June.
 Besides his parents, Pvt. Eden i survived by four sisters, the Misse! Mildred, Florence, Doris and Marior Eden all of Terryville; four brothers Sgt. Edga Eden now stationed a Camp Cooke, Calf, and Fred, Char les and George all of Terryville.
 Armistice Day was quietly marked in Terryville with Plymouth Post American Legion, holding oper house during the day. At 3 o'clock Saturday the Post held Memoria service at the Honor Roll at whicf time wreathS were placed on botl World War I and World War I, Honor Rolls in memory of those wht have given their lives and those wht are prisoners in the present war.
 Fourth Degree
 The board of directors of thu Fourth Degree of the Knights o Columbus of Connecticut have ap proved the name "Monsignor Johr Neale General Assembly" for Terry vile with the Fourth Degree mem bers in this town to hold a specia meeting, Wednesday night in tn parish hall of. the Immaculate Con ception church to decide upon thu date for the installation and meet ing of the Fourth Degree in Terry vile at which time Fourth Degret members from throughout the stat, will be invited to come to Terry vile.
 A grandfather and grandson voted for the first time in Tues days election in this town whel Waddic WalendoSki, grandfather, O. Town Hill, who recently received hi! final citizenship papers, was mad' voter and his grandson, Sgt. Ted dy Gosinski, 8 top turret gunne! on 8 B-24 Liberator bomber, sta tioned somewhere in Italy also cas- his vote on an absentee ballot.
 Who either voted for is no known, but it is taken for granted that both voted the Democrati' ticket as Sgt. Gosinski's father Stanley Gosinski, veteran O World War I was one of the twt successful Democratic candidate for the State legislature from thii town.
 Out Of Hospital
 MT. and Mrs. David Pratt of Ma pie street, Plymouth, have received word their son, Capt. William Pratt has been released from Army hos pital in England following treat ment for wounds received in actioI in Europe.
 Marine Corp. Marjorie Hawkins stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calf, is spending a furlough with he parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry J Hawkins, Hillside avenue, Plymouth
 Lieutenant Colonel
 Thomas H. Sutliffe, formerly O. East Main street, Plymouth who en' tered the service as 8 lieutenant four years ago, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colone with an airborne unit in Holland Lieut.. Colonel Sutliffe graduate of Crosby high, Waterbury, and thu University of Connecticut, wen overseas in August, 1943 and parti cipated in the invasion of France last June. His wife, the former Mary E. Supernant and their twt children are residing in Columbus Ga, during the war.
 The appointment of Thomas Sut' life to Lieut.-Col. makes the thirt soldier from this town to hold thii rank at the present time during this war, the others being Lieut. Colonel Evans Carlson, son of Rev Thomas Carlson of Plymouth ant 6 neighbor of the Sutliffe family