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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
WOMEN TO HOLD
 DESSERT BRIDGE
Secures Shadow Lawn for August 4; Grange Con.
 venes Tomorrow

Cheshire. July 27 - A dessert bridge, sponsored by the Woman'S club will be held August at l:3O at the Shadow Lawn. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Ernest Hutchins or Mrs. Douglas Warbur- ton. The assisting hostesses are Mrs. Raymond DrOuin. Mrs. Hugo Sekira, Mrs. Gilman Gay, Mrs. Har- old Harder.
 Mr. and Mrs. Van ". Heyden of Maple avenue have been entertain ing MT. and Mrs. Harold Cray of Springfield. Mass.
 Mrs. Edward Kane of Jarvis street is the guest of Mrs, Edward J. Ever ard at Banana River, Fla.
 Mrs. William Finnegan is spend- ing the Summer with her parents. Mfr. and Mrs. Charles L. O'Brien of Mildale road.
 Capt. Finnegan is stationed at Fort Belvoir. Va.
 The Cheshire Grange gill visit Beacon Valley Grange Friday eye- ming and furnish part Of the pro- gram.
 g1@Spu 0' boOhDlsc anu AatcuASB q, Coleman. registrars of voters, will be in session in the town hall Fri- day from noon until 2 for enrolling electors entitled to vote in the pFiSn- aries and caueuses. Delegates named to the State Re. publican convention include Frank '. Rice, Luke 6tapleton. Mrs. Nan- cy Tier and Henry 4. 6und. Jr. |. Delegates to the Congressional convention include Warren D. Hall, Pred B. Holt. Mrs. Lucille A. Nog- ton and Mrs. Marion B. Hieock.
 Miss Agnes Mulyey of Highland avenue IS spending a vacation at Stony Greek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
BISHOP PADEWSKI
 WILL VISIT TOWN
Former Warsaw Mission ary to Discuss Wartime
 Peace" Monday Night

Naugatuek, July N-6pecial seTv. ices will be conducted Monday at 7:30 D, n, at the Holy Saviour Na- tiODal Polish Catholic church, North Main street, by Rt, Rev Joseph Padewgkl, pastor Of the Polish Na. taoDal catbOlie church iD Buffalo. q, Yy gh0 spent le months tp g concentration camp ip Bavaria,
 Bishop PadewskJ was . missionary l0 Warsaw for l2 years and was taken prisoner tbeTe bv the 0eFs mans, He cane to this county last April on the 0rlpsbOlIn, He has been acting pastor ip Buffalo.
 ELS subject will be Peace tD WaHv ttme," The public Is invited,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
THoMAsToN
VFW Auxiliary Plans
 Annual Picnic Aug. 3
Mrs. Violet DiIger Chairman-Nlrs. George Brewer
 HOspitalized-EnOs Drum in Maine

and Mrs. Ciaud Thompson have re- turned after vacationing In Maine.
 Miss JeSsie BigEs has returned Co Thomaston after a vacation spent at Cape Cod.
 ruff avenue recently entertained
 Mrs. Walter Schmelter of Wood- Clement Holbrook from rorringt9n.
 Mir. and Mrs. Seth Thomas. IT., and children of Walnut street are absent from town. vacationing in Maine.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry Atha and son have returned to Thomaston after an absence of three weeks vacation in Cornfield Point. Say brook.
 s. 2fc Matthieu Monahan week ended with his parents, Mfr. and Mrs. Michael Monahan on Prospect street. Seaman Monahan is sta- tioned at Sampson Naval Training Station. Sampson. N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Galiada and family have returned to their home on Woodruff avenue after a vaca- tion spent at Bantam Lake.
 Shirley De Forest. North Main street. spent the past three weeks at cornfield Point. Saybrook.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Seidler and family vacationed at Saybrook and are now at home.
 McGiyney Circle. Daughters of Isabella held its meeting Tuesday evening at the VF.W. rooms. Only routine business transpired.
 John R. Gross. son of Mir. and Mrs. J. 4. Gross is spending the summer studying Spanish at the University of Mexico. Mexico City. He is a student at tine FoFTnan school, Litchfield.
 Robert Schwartz and Pred Qua- trano. Waterbury. have sold a house and lot on the easterly side of Clay street to Gertrude and Gregor Diemer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Everett White and family with Mrs. Whites mother. Mrs. Hodson are yacati0ning at cornGeld Point. SaybroOk.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marshall ard daughter of High street. are yacationing in old Orchard. Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
TERRYVIILE
 Csuszpsnssnss T. Ryan, V. sa-TS sssD Bsius Dls
4 State Convention
 Delegates Appointed
Republicans Choose Mrs. Dana Burlington, Emil Petke
 Lester Pratt and William Eustice

first of July when local police in cooperation with the state police started the work of patrolling Route 6 which extends through the width of this town. there has not been a single automobile accident. Five warnings have been Issued to mos torists and one arrest for a motor vehicle violation has been made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
State News


 Stamford, Conn., July M-(uPlw Police t0day eDdeRVoFed te leaED the Identity Of 2 women who taleV pll0ned tW0 tbaateVs last night and advised the managers t0 empty the places immediately beaauss Gf aD Impending cir Fald,
 ~Phig is the real thlDg, Rna n0 test,P she told them
 Mayor Charles Y, Moore, Rttends ing one gf the thAateFs, notified aus th0vlties, but they were unable te trace the telepbeDe call Both tbe' ateFs lgDeTAd the message
 Hagtf0Fd, Conn., July M-lUPlw Admitting the RDlbesElAment ef tll00 from the Walllngf0Ed Bank &g Trust Go, where he Was employed as e clerk bef0Te being lDdNetea ins to the army, Pvt Robert ', Lee, Db, Wag eiVen . suspended term Of one veaF by Federal Judge !, Joseph Smith late yesterday,
 Lee weg placed 0D probation fel four years, and eEdefad t0 mAke restitution to the bank,
 EIaTtfoTd, Conn., July M-lUp)= Joseph ., MaEiaFty, I6, WateFtoWB Mass,, Was held Co el0o0 bend tedas foT Boston police Who were naia t want hin On . charge Of Illegally wearing a navy uniform,
 Arrested by the WHE, MeFiartg Te' poFtedlv admitted the charge. Fel laf'ng he he'd eblalned eFee lads'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
WATER nlrs. Stephen Cmney, CegTO. apen1enf, @ Scott Avenue.
 Telephone aees.
MRS. SHELTON
 7S YEARS OLD Mrs. Lester OdeII Enter. tains At Birthday Din-
 ner for Mother

WatertoWn. July 27.-MH. Lester Odell of Chestnut avenue entertain- cd at a birthday dinner at her home Wednesday in honor of her mother. Mrs. Miles shelton of Ox- ford. who was celebrating her 7oth birthday. Other guests included: {: Mrs. John Candee and Mrs. George Hitchcock of Easton; Miss Ella Beacn and Charles Beach of Bridge port: Mrs. George P. Richards of Wallingford, Vt., and Mrs. Herbert s. Dayton. Mrs. Sheltons brother. John Beach of Litchfield road was a guest during the afternoon.
 On Sunday Mrs. shelton enter tained her daughters and their hus- bands and her son and his wife. The group attended the II o'clock service at the oxford Congrega- tional church of which church Mrs. shelton has been a member for over fifty years, and where the late Mr. Shelton served as deacon for over forty years. Following the service the women of the church served a chicken dinner in honor Of Mrs. Shelton and her family.
 The guests of honor included Mrs. Miles Shelton and Mir. and Mrs. Cyrus Shelton of oxford. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Richards of Wal IIngford, Vt, Mr. and Mrs. Her. bert s. Dayton and Mir. and Mrs. Lester Odell of Watertown. and MT. and Mrs. George B. Hitchcock Of Easton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
CLUB ENTERTAINS
 DANIEL SULLIVAN
Stamp Members Enjoy Lee ture-PauI TreciOkas
 to Enter Service

oakville. July 27-The Waterbury Stamp Club was entertained Monday night at the home of Bernard Kunt- zwetler of 2i4 Main street, Oakyille. Mi. Daniel c. Sullivan spoke on different new stamps and sold some of the newer issues. Mr. Kuntzweil- CT showed a section Of postal letter boxes that were in the first Post Office in OaSville.
 Mfr. Oren Maxim and MT. Irving Spsers acted as auctioneers for sale Of stamps. Then followed an eg- change of stamps among those pres- ent, who were Mr. Leon Banks, of Bethlehem. Mir. John Zwick, of Mid. dlebury, Mir. Fred Jackson, Mir. Quick, Ottman Swiebel, Walter L. harrows. Albert J. Pope. Oren B. Maxim. Irving c. Spiers, R. c. Blakeslee, Conrad CarirVd, J. ID. Reed, ID. c. Sullivan and MT. Kunt- zweiler, Joyce KuntzweileF and Mrs. John Pesatille served refreshments.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Thompson. Jr. and son Carl. have returned to their home in Wilmington. Del. after 8 few days visit with Mrs. ThOmpson's parents, MT. and Mrs. Philip Droz, Ball Farm road. and Mrs. ThOmp. sons sister Mrs. P. Lee Draper, Davis street.
 Paul Treci0kas. son Of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Treciokas. was honored a. a farewell party recently by his mother. Paul Treciokas will leave shortly to enter the armed forces. He is a graduate Of the University Of Alabama and has been employed es chemist by the American Brass Company.
 Mrs, Jacob TFeciolEas, hostess, was assisted by Mrs. Peter KFugeals and Mrs. Frank BaFis
 Guests attending were; MT. and Mrs, Samuel GilchFist, MF. ard Mrs. 2. T. Tfeclokas, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Wlmot, MF, and Mrs. 4, 6ealga, MF. and Mrs, F. Richardson, MT, and Mrs. George Treeiokas, MF. and Mrs. Prank BaFis. MF. and Mrs. Peter Krugelis, pr. and Mrs, Mat lbew Colney, DF. and Mrs, Michael Ueyepis, Dr, apd Mrs. Peter Veliegis, MF. and Mrs, Thomas Mates, MT, and MFs. Jacob AgspaFig, Mfr, and MFs, Adolf KaDt0ut, Mg, and FMg. George Zementaltis, MF, end Mrs, Frank K0ptant, MT. and Mrs, M, Elliott Mfr. and Mrs. B, Hubkins, MF, and Mrs, 4. Lazdausk, MT, and MFs. A. OFant0s, Mrs. q. 0llchglst, MFs. Anna Lisieius, Mrs. Agnes Kus dlfka, Mrs, H. storm, Miss Bertha kFugells, Miss Eleanor Krugellg, MISS Mona Brewer, Miss Edith Rock Miss Bertha Veliesis, Miss Mary AgunaFis, Joseph z0asin, Anthony Seaiso, Robert Scals0, Allen Rleh- aFdsop, Samuel Richardson, George Tfeciokas, Albert GaFms, Ernest orepteF Rpd Michael Lola,
 MF Alfred TFRVeF, Shelter Hill road, Paul Stafstr0m, Yale street, oscar StafstFom end James Gamer, op both Of Waterbury have returned 70 nlelF respective homes after spending q few days fishing tn Yer.
 4 memorial Mass Wlll be observed InpFsday morning Rt s o'clock for Mts, LoFetta Esigtlese, The Mass was requested by her son VTanels vino S W ttle South Pacific,
 4 meeting Of the executive boards members 0f the WateTt0WDr OskVllIe Recreation Council WiIl be held iD tbe library Of the WRteTt0Wp High o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
B. M. MAC KENZIE
 COLLEGE SPEAKER
Graduates From Bryant Next Month - Peggy
 Weir on Vacation

LItchAeId, July N-BaFbare Mary Mackenzie hes been named one Of the class day speakers at Bryant College, Providence, R. l., to be held iE Bryant auditorium on Friday morning, August g, the day heiGge the RIst commencement sAs You Are" Is tlls title of the speech Miss Mackenzie WIll give to her class mates,
 Miss Mackenzie will be graduated from the executive seeFetAFial school in Bryant College and the degree Of B, s. g, and one Of the highest seh0lastie records attained by eny student iD several years, Her sebov lastie achievements plus heT peFtlels patton ip many extFAsepTvieulaF activities and her popularity with her classmates won her the class aay honor,
 Miss Mackenzie Is the daughter og MP, and Mrs, oTVllle ', MackeDgle 0s TeFTingt0n, road, She Is 2 meUls beF Of the Key, the Bryant College h0n0T society, the bFyRnt Service Club and 0tbsg college organizations,
 Miss puTlnda D0hblns, daughter Of MT, and Mrs, ', Gerry pobbins and Peter Brock Putnam, son of Colonel Rnd Mrs, Brock Putnam, VIII be married 0n Saturday, August I9 ct st MIebRsl's church at s'sO D, D,
 Miss D0bbins attended the Rep- nett school iD Millbr00k, end is s graduate Of Smith College,
 MT, Putnam attended Hlll school ip ReDnsylvsDte and Is . Princeton graduate,
 The couple plan te make thelP home tn Princeton
 Mss Reggy Weir, student nurse at st, Vgane9 hospital, ls spending 8 vacation With heT parents, MT, Rna Mrs, MaFtip WelF,
 p0naDa Peek is hevlng . vacation from bls autles at the DFst National bank,
 Mss Audrey Raymond is visiting friends iD Philadelphia,
 Mss Jplla Buckley 0f NeW York Is spending 2 Week Wlth MV, And MRe, 6A0Rae 80laeN,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Thomnston, July 27 - Plans are now complete for the annual pie nic of the v. ?. VI. Auxiliary Aug. S1d. at s:30 at the home of Mrs. Harry Saunders. Black Rock. State Park House.
 Mrs. Violet Dilger of River street is chairman and has a gala pro- gram arranged.
 Miss Phyllis Lumbard. student nurBe from Waterbury hospital now stationed at New Haven hospital. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lumhard, Pine Hill road.
 Mrs. George Brewer of High street was admitted to the Water bury hospital via Thomaston Com- munity ambulance yesterday. Mrs. Brewer formerly resided on Elm street.
 Mrs. Marylis Kaytis was hostess at her home on Jackson street where she entertained a number Of her friends at a hot-doy roast Mon- day evening. Those present includ- ee Camille Damiano, Ann Yuctiu. Edna Tycenski. Margaret Moseley. Phyllis Taylor. Grace smith also Anna Sgambata and children of New York city.
 A piece Of land on the westerly side of Thomagton- Waterbury road ownedby Tnnes Bros. was sold to Justin ". Raibickis and Edward P. Digmis.
 Mrs. Charles Alley of Frankfurt. Maine, is guest of her daughter in-law. Mrs. Frances Alley Of Mea- dow street.
 Ms Judy Hunniwell of Torrtng- ton, Cadet Nurse training at Met ropolitan Hospital. ". r. C., spent the week end as guest of her sister and brother-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 0sterman. Marine Street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Enos Drum and Mfr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
COMPLEXION FOE GUNS -

The glD,O00 pounds Of steel which went Into blaekbeRd sueeEeTs in g single year would make s0NH 1858 mn, guns, 1000 sslneb teFpeh nl0Fs taFs, S,l00 ,al callbeF machine guns, bb sgSlneh shells, gg0 2OQspouna aeElal bombs, eP more thaB thEes S6stOn tanks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Mss Jplla Buckley 0f NeW York ls spending 9 week WItb MT, And Mrs, da0F6e Bailey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

There will be . work day at the building site of the Congregational church this evening after supper. Excavation started on the site yes- faEday. All priorities hes been ap. proved by the War Production boaFd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

0geeb farmers lp England WlN send Red Poll cattle t0 GentFA Europe Atteg the Wap,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Miss Barbara Lee of simsbuFy Is visiting her uncle and aupt MT. and AEs. William Vining of Cook Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Appointed Fire Marshall

 appointed Fire Chief C. J. Carrigan. fire c lrshall for Plymouth. with his work calling for the inspection as often as may be necessary in the interests Of public safety and at least once each year of all buildings. hospitals. garages, places of amuse- ment. halls for public assembly. taverns and tenement houses for the purpose Of enforcing the laws pertaining to exits. fire escapes and the prevention of fires. He is to re- port all investigation and violations of such laws to the proper prosecut- ing officer. Fire Marshall Carrigan will start his new duties this week.
 The chemical squad of the Ter ryville Fire Department answered still alarm at l:55. Wednesday afternon to a fire in the town dump on Richmond Road. Ply mouth. The department spent over two hours in wetting the land sur- rounding the dump and attempting to extinguish the fire. With this dump burning all three dumps fin the town are burning at the present time. Bradley'S dump about 800 feet from the town dump which was only opened four weeks ago has been burning the past six weeks. The Eagle Lock Company dump on South Main street is also burning. The chemical squad was called to that dump last Saturday morning.
 Awarded Pnrple Heart
 Pvt. Henry Zakreski. 2i. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zakreski of 66 Beach avenue, has been awarded the Purple Heart and Good Conduct medal. He was wounded in June during the Anzto beachhead battle and is confined to a hospital in Italy.
 Staff Sergeant Chester s. Orloski, has been awarded the Good Con- duct Medal for exemplary behavior. and fidelity to the mill tary service. His home is at 6I Bushnell street. Pequabuck.
 Meeting Tenight
 The Garden department of the TerFyyilie WOmaT's Club will exlli- bit a rock garden project this eye- ming at in the social rooms of the TeTryyille Congregational church.
 4 canning demonstration is being held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Matiles, l90 North Main street. with Mrs. Lillian Twing. as- sistapt Emergency War Food Pres seryation Agent for Litchfield County, conducting the demOnstFa- tion.
 Card Party
 Leo XIII Council. Knights Of cOI- umbus, will hold a stag forty-fiye card party in their rooms ip the Austin House tonight.
 Chief Of Police George Rohe aa- nOuDeed Wednesday that since the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Terryville. July 27-Delegates to the State convention named at the Republican caucus in the town hall Tuesday night are: Mrs. Dana Pur- rington, Emil Petke, Lester Pratt and William Eustice. Alternates are: Mrs. Amos H. Lister. D. c. Plumb, George Rohe and Dana Pur- rington. Delegates to the Congres- sional convention are: Dwight w. Pond, Willard Mathes. Edwin Barnes, Vincent Malley: alternates. w. H. Eustice, John Cox. Walter Mcclellan and Amos H. Lister.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Britain Is urging the production Of mere wooden ties for it's railroads.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
REGISTRARS MEET
 FRIDAY EVENING
Names To Be Enrolled on u Primary List To Be yA Accepted ,

Prospect, July 27-The Registrars of EakeFs Wsll meet Friday ct Chapel sehoelhouse from l2 noon to 6 ?. m. Eo accept names to be enrolled on primary list. The session will ado 1ouFn to the sireh0nse from Q to Q D. m. due to Grange meeting ia Chapel setoolhonse at s o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
RwnsEal REiAay

RNneF@s kFlaeY
 Funeral services for Mrs, Gertrude D, WOols0n of Brandon, Vty toFS meTly Of WateVtoWD who dIed Mon. day in Rutland, Vt, WIll De held at the Hlcke0Y funeral home, ieb Main street, Friday morning Rt li o'clock. Rev, Fred Wileock, pastoF Of the Methodist church, VII 0ftleI' ste ct the service,
 IB0lT Name Society Netiee
 Members Of the Holy Name s0S Hlety 0g Rt, Johns church are geS gIestAd to meet at the home Of the late Louis 2, GFRDleF, l32 Porter street, VFidaY evening at o'clock, to Feeite the rosary for thelV aeg ceased member, who Was vice pges' Ident Of the society,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

returned from a vacation spent at ProyineetoWp, Mass
 Ensign Walter L. Angle. IT,. has been spending a furlougb with his parents. Mir. and Mrs Walter L. Angle. Yale avenue.
 Miss Margaret Townsend Of etey. ems road Is a patient at the Water bury hospital
 Mfr and Mrs. Walter Angle are entertaining Mrs, Angles mother, Mrs. Fiack Of Clifton Springs. Y. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

To save the wheelwTight's craft from extinction, Herts, England, if granting apprenticeship,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Costume GheW

The special feature Of the week: . costume show. took place ~ Me Civic Union playgT0upds Wednesoay afternoon, PTizes were awarded 70 the following participants; Dolores Zwanch, for the pFettiest costume; !; PauIa Johnson and Dorothy walker (tledl for the funniest costume; Peggy Campbell and Joey Lacko" ylch (tied) for the most patriotic costume; Mary Ann CleaTy, tor the most unusual costume; Carol Lee Etaekn0 Tor the most old fashioned costume; Raymond st0ckno ana Ra0ul Lemieug ltied), for the best cowboy costume; Paul Johnson TOT the best tramp costume; PTepels Daley for the best pirate costume; Billy CFeed0n for Q dwarf costume; J0an DemaFest and Barbara ponS gt0n (tiedl for the eldest dFessi Irene YeageF and RitR DasFuleseauS for theiF South American girl eos' tunes and Richard Dlllane for the most original costume.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Lanls !. Grenier Dies

hl0Wtb Ss AAGeASs ~Ss~S
 Louis Joseph 0renier of l32 Porter street, died suddenly at ms home Wednesday morning. He was born in St. Mathieu. Canada. August 1 1904. the son of Peter drenier and the late Mathllda tPoirler) Orenier. and came to the United States twenty years ago. He had resided in WateTtown for eighteen years, and was employed at the Rolling Mills, scoviil Manutactslr. ing CO, Waterbury. MT. dreniev was yice.pTesident of the Holy Name society of St. Johns church ana wag d member of the church senior choir. , .x
 Survivors included his wife Mrs' .Jeannette 0Lemay) drenieT; one daughter, Vlyien GrenieT and three sons, Lucien. Paul and Leonard Grenier all of Watertown; his satner, Peter GrenieT Of WatertoWn; TOUT hrothers, George GTenier of WateE' toWn. Euclid Grenlev Of Waterbury Oytla 0reniey of New Haven ano Roland Grenier, U. 6. Army, ID Frar,ce. three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Auyshlnais Of Waterbnry MEs' Donat Deziei of Waterbury eho Mrs. Donald McDu6 of Canada,
 line funeral will be held satuFeay morning at 0:lb o'clock from At, GrenleTs late home to st. Jonns church ct lO;i6 o'clock, wnese n solemn high Mass of requiem Mp be celebrated. Burial will be ID At' Et, James cemeteFy, ...
 Friends may call at the nome tsS Porter street, today and yFsday'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

ines, Ng Q room at seEVleemens TaEaa, at UH0 stations and YNcA's at W0FeestsF end spFlngflsld, Mas,
 FnEE
 Poultry FalaeEs lR AllsiEslls WsDs men Te!eaged from the AEDpv t0 help raise chickens,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Miss Audrey Raymond k visiting friends iD Philadelphia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Card Party

Leo XIII Council, Knights Of coI- llinbus, will hold a stag forty-fiye card party iD their rooms ip the Austin House tonight.
 Chief Of Police George Rohe arp- al0uneed "Wednesday that since the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

4 memorial Mass Wlll be observed Thursday morning ct s o'clock for Mrs, LoFetta Fllgilese, The Mass vas requested by her son FFanels vino Is tD the South Pacific,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

4 meeting Of the executive boards members of the WateTt0WDS oskVlDIe Recreation Council VII be held tD tbe library Of the WRtert0WD High school TbuFsdsV evening at 800
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

4 canning demonstration Is being held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Matiles. l90 North Main street. with Mrs. Lillian living. as- sistant Emergency War Food Pres seryation Agent for Litchfield County. conducting the denlOnstFa- tion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Awarded PurpIe Heart

Pvt. Henry Zakreski. 2i. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zakreski of 66 Beach avenue, has been awarded the Purple Heart and Good Conduct medal He was wounded in June during the Anzio beachhead battle and is confined to a hospital in Italy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Mr, Alfged TFRyey, Shelter HlIl road, Paul StafstFom, Yale street, oscar StafstFom and James Gamer, oD both Of Waterbury have returned to nleIF respective homes after spending 2 few days fishing tn Yer. mont,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Donald Peek is having A vacation from bls dutles st the first Nstlopal BaHk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Staff Sergeant Chester s. Orloski. has been awarded the Good Con- duct Medal for exemplary behavior. efficiency and fidelity to the mill tary service. His home is at 6 Bushnell street, Pequabuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marshall ard daughter of High street. are yacationing in old Orchard. Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Meeting TonIght

The Garden department Of the Terryyille Woman's Club will exlli- bit a rock garden project this eve- ming at ' iD the social rooms Of the TeTryyille Congregational church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Mr. and Mrs. Everett White and family with Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs. Hodson are yacationing at cornfeld Point. saybrook.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

Miss Peggy WelE, student nurse at Rt, Fganeb hospital, ls spending g Vacation with beG paFents, MT, and MTs, MaFtip Weir,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

MT. and Mrs. c. W. Thompson, JF. and son Carl. have returned to their home in Wilmington. Del, after a few days visit with Mrs. ThOmpson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dr0z, Ball Farm road. and Mrs. Th0mp- sons sister Mrs. P. Lee Draper, Davis street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

MT. and Mrs. Enos Drum and MT.