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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
WATER WILLIE CssrssDenaent's Phsne--s-esli
SUNDAYS CHURCH
 SERVICES LISTED
Popular Residents Leaving WaterviIIe; Reports on
 Hospital Patients

Waterville. July 22.--Mr. and Mrs, Chester Pickett. who have been resis dents of Waterville for the past Ie years. have sold their home on Boy. den street and taken up a new rest. dence in Oakville.
 Bernard Seeley, Sheffield Terrace has returned home after spending a week with friends in Thosnaston.
 Gerard Arsenault. Pembroke a-H. nue. who has been confined to his home by illness is very much im- proved.
 Frank Cyy. who is . surgery patient at St. Marys hospital is reported in a fair condition.
 Miss Katherine Dubay and her niece Frances Ilinickl have arrived in Texas where they will spend two weeks visiting friends.
 Following are the church services toE VVtuoFFoN.
 Grace Methodist church: Sunday school at e:lS; morning services q ll 6. n.
 Waterville Union church: Rev Milton Nilsson, minister, Morning worship 10 .. m. Sunday school at ii o'clock. Evening Gospel meet' ing at 2 ?. m,
 St. Paul's Episcopal church. Mr. DewaEt will be at st, Paul's church for the morning service ct e:l6.
 Gospel Hall; Breaking of Bread st l0:3o a. n. and evening Gospel meeting ct [ D, n.
 Mrs. Pauline Sears Of Thomastop also Mrs. Bevtha road, Mrs. Ger. tTude Lane and family visited re- gently with Mrs, Sears father, George Vickers lp New Haven,
 MT. and Mrs, Robert Dean og TerFyyllle were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Homer road, 1898 Th0mast0n avenue,
 George Delaney who has been . patient at st, MaFy's hospital was discharged yesterday and returned home,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
Contests Scheduled
 At Hop Brook Club
 Tomorrow Morning
Red Cross Sewing Room to Be Closed for Two Weeks Starting Monday: State Highway EmpIOye
 Burned; Pet Show Planned
NAUGATUcK csHssponasnl Lany shsplsy-Rhons Naugslus& sssS

Naugatuck. July 22-At least 50 golfers will participate in the St. Francis clubs golf tournament which win be held Sunday morn- ing at lo:3o at tn, Hop Brook club. chairman Ernest Allen, of the pro- gram committee. announced today.
 It is planned that each player will finish nine holes and then stop at the club house for refreshments. He Will then 50 back on the course and finish another round. to mark up is holes.
 John ?. Deegan will be official starter and scorer and indications sre that the tourney will be another success for the St. Francis' club.
 Chairman Allen stated that the event will be a kickers' handicap journey and the play win be geared to the capabilities of each one tak- ing part.
 Greens fee will be included in the registration and a certain sum will be deducted for prizes. chairman AL len stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

slight Improvement was re- ported tbis morning by 6t. MsFys hospital ln the condition ef semes Censiantlne, sT, q Fastep gve' me whe wss injured ip 2 stsbblflg en Neyth Main street eD yely L IgE name Is still eD tile danger ilst.
 IEls asssilant, Joseph Tise, ss, co Branch street, ig beipg hsia pmAeT a ee.60e bend ss, ky CeE'
 ener stephen q, H9nsifk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
MUSICAL PROGRAM
 MARKS SERVICES
Marshall Hayward to De SOIOlst ct St. MlchaeI's
 Church

Services ct Rt, Mlahaslh church !9F lle seventh hgnaay AfseF TEln' lly, July ssFd, VII he 2 q, ll, Holy 9olNlnnne0ll, V ., m, Morning PFayeF hna Sermon, The musical pFogFam at the latter service Wil| Include PEaveg by DaVld 0nlNn, Ths sale as ...!.a nagss ' wlll be sung " MaFshall
 The neW hymhal which hes been ln uee fer tWe InaDlhs ls ilnnFaVlaa most satisfactory, Many haVe aKs sEessea appfeelatlon Nf the lleW nEmna. fhe musical setting AnA iha general empDasls 0n eaneTegatlonal slllellg which s apparent MF0ughs eNE Wle waF,
 daughter Nas born at the Char. l0tle IllneeFgaTa haspltal Q MF, I sIla hFs' Melvin Dem, old south
 Mrs, Julius anlnshI k snanaina 2 vacation in WestGhesieF, "a,
 .M heh Wes haFn at the Charlotte
 nngeyfoFd hospital io Mr, and Ars. samuel Dillon, nanlaIn,
 Henel0pe lynch, dallahtaF 0f Ar. ala MLg, Robert LynelS hes Feiurns ea 70 leF home In Nanehesiep. efieF spending several weeks Ellll nes eEallapalenls Mir ald Mrs, GllestaF hlessIl,
 The Lltehfleld ooWb0ys wlll 10 Ia WafeFvllle, Sunday afternoon t0 plas against the es, Mlehael's team
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
BOrougl, Briefs

Agr, sRa Agw. George ?. gehRsen aBd AaHghteg, Sanes, ef se GeFmen street, and hgiss SesHne KFempeeE ef ss AefnR street heVe FetnFmea fEam Plymeulh wheFe they spent . tw0 weeks vacation at the Sahnsen sHmmsT home, CheEekee Ledge"
 Mrs, Margaret ", HaTkins Of New HaYep reel has TeutEnea lg heF home after s weeks visit in Weea' bury, Conn,
 AgE, and AgRs, SehR &, UsekeIt ee la3 North kDging street AnDennee the engagepient af thelT aaHghteEs EliEshelb MaFgaFek te eeRaF4 palFlek Me0Fath, sos ef ME, ana Mrs, kdwaFd 2, hle0Teth ef ele wedding ig RehAdHlsd te take place iR the eaFlT fsli,
 Pfe, John Simmons, V, s, Army Ar GoFps, Is spending q FuFlQngh with his parents, MT, and Mgs, John Glmnl0ns Of Lewis street, He
 StsElanad at ounnsTV school, Eume, AFisona,
 The GheiV q ths Agsiheelst ehHEeh VI hel4 2 neNilng at ihe annlnleT heRle ag Edgar WEalt Rt hansAlsl Iaka RnnaeV nfieTnaep, q pieRle sHppeE WlH take place lR the early sVshlng,
 MT, end Mrs, Thomas LeaFv el PFaNels etTeet gre spending q twe Wekg vacation at YoFk Reach, Maine,
 hgFa, 6ghil 0lVnn hes getWEHea te her hellle ip West SIaEtfeFd afleF spending Q eew days with heF glsleg, MFg, Wlliiam heDeFmelt ef hegsh
 4 h0tsd0g roast Was held WAdness day afternoon tn hen0F Of Patricia Ann hllea of ClllE street, Whe eeles bFated her 18th birthday,
 Those present WeEei Madeline Calvin, EIva nempleT, June Fenna, Frances Ward, Jeanette 0'p0nneIl, Jean H0Fan, HeleT Ann Donovan, Dorothy Allen. Nane naukei, GhlFs ley Hayes, Marion Sue coFtelinl, Mary Llie Shea and Patricia Ann Shes,
 Alao. Edward Calvin, Robert Bowling. stephen end Thomas Owens ana Nsank klQneski'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

 CT, Beacon Valley road. A hot dog roast win be served in the after noon and supper is planned for D. m. Herbert Johnson and Donald Umlauf are in charge.
 Members of the church choir will hold an outing Sunday after noon at the cottage of Edgar Wyatt, Bantam Lake. Games and swimming are planned and a picnic supper will be served in the evening.
 Engagement Mrs. Arthur Granger Of Millyille Ave, announces the marriage July 1. in New York City of her daugh- ter. Glenna Peyton to Petty Ofgleer, l-c Charles Johnson. Of the .. s. Navy.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Kent Gilbert. rector oi St. Peters Lutheran church, NeW York city.
 The groom is the son of Mrs. Myrtle Johnson of Richmond, Va. The bride will make her home with her husbands family in Richmond.
 Pet Show
 The Salem playground. under the direction Of Mrs. Charles P. Daly, director, on Friday. July %, will hold A pet show that is expected to be one Of the highlights Of the sea- son for the children who are reg ular attendants at the popular play area.
 Children at the playground have sketched very effective posters for the event. and one poster is nov on display in The Naugatuck News window. ''Bambi" and "Thumper," 1" popular Walt Disney characters, may be noted in the poster. which is very effectively drawn.
 Stan Sgt. Anthony c. Kasputis i8. son Of Mfr. and Mrs. John A. Kasputis of 59 Anderson street, hes been missing in action since July 8 in a raid over France. his par ents were notied Frfiiday. He is the sixth Naugatnck man to have been reported missing within q week.
 Sgt. Kasputis. a gunner in the Army Air Forces. has been in the service since April 6. i9l3. and has been overseas six months.
 He formerly was employed at the Naugatal.k Chemical division of the U. s. Rubber Go.
 Pfc. Wilfred '. Litke of the AFmy has returned to the United Gtatei after having spent 2t months ir the Aleutians. He expects to conlf to Naugatuck soon on . fuTiougll ard spend it with his wife. Anna end his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al' bert Litke, 220 May street.
 He has been in the service about 90 months.
 Stan Sgt. Edward ]. RafseFy, son Of MT. and Mrs. James Raftevy of i90 High street. is stationed in Egypt, ilis parents were recently notified. He is a Fadioman on . Llhertor and has len in the Army Air Forces tw0 years, He is . grad. uhte of the Naugatuek high school end of Bates college and gas a teacher at the Farmingtop. Maine, high school prior to entering the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Thomas Byers. past sixth district commander. Arthur Kelly. past sixth district commander; John Streahan, past commander clifford R. French Post, No. 22, American Legion: Commander Axel Nielsen and Ad- jutant sheldon Koops. American Legion, will attend the sixth district meeting of the American Legion which will be held this evening at Lampson oDonnell Legion Home Goshen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
MEXICO INVITES DE 0AuLLE

Mexico City fupl-~The Mexican Congress formally haa Invited cen, Charles Dc oaill|e, Fighting EFaneh leader. e visit Mexico after hla scheduled oonveFsallenR with pFesu idenl Roosevelt in Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
CHESHIRE wgheEl Riensg @eshiFe Rhene oA
BIG APPLE CROP
 MAY BE REALIZED
Optimism Over Coming Harvest; Canning On
 Large Scale Urged

Cheshire, July aa,-Dellef hAl been expressed that crops this year Eonld he good but also would waFp' ea honseholders te purchase thelI canning fruits early t0 avoid als, appointment later lB the season, Baldwin, GFeenlng and delicious va. Fleiles eg apples gre especially eg' peeled t0 bear more heavily thll year, Much assistance was received lD harvesting last year from pert time workers,
 T0day the Boy Scouts Kill hike la FeFgnsan's pond ln nra0ksyale, All members who are taking the hike VII meet at the TogH Hall at slso,
 On "Wednesday evening more than 7s members Of the Grange attended the annual picnic meeting ai the home ng Kenneth ', Hale, master Of the local Grange and Mrs, Hale, 4 program 0f sports and games Was enjoyed following the picnic supper, An invitation has been eEs tended 70 the Grange 10 attend the nelghhoFg night program 0f the Beacon Valley Grange on July A and wlll present part of the enieFs ialnmeni program,
 
 Miss Marion Taylor, of James street Is fpendlng . vacation At Lake Poeetopaug ln Eaathampton.
 On July 2s . demonstration en freezing foods Will he held co 7s30 D. m. at the nome e Mir. and MTs, Mark niah0p ln East Cheshire, pr'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
Methodist and Congregational

... Methodist and Congregational
 Methodist and Congregational churches. sunday - The United Service for members of the Meth odlst and Congregational churches win be held in the Methodist church at il o'clock. '"The Chief End of Man" will be the subject of the sermon by the Rev. Fred Wllcock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
Church News

st. Johns R. O., sunaay-Maases VII be at f SIS and 70 o'clock. Mass in Bethlehem ct q o'clock. Sunday Is Communion Sunday for high school students and public school children, ct 7's0 ?, m., there VIII he Rosary, litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary and benedictlop of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
50 Entries In St. Francis Club Annual
WATERroWN Sra eaDn@ oAal CsssaasnA e sss AvsnaA TulapAene SasG
Youngsters Featured
 In Clever Talent Show
Costume Show VIII Be Held Next Wednesday Alter
 noon at Civic Union Fairgrounds

Holy Communion at 6 c. na. morning prayer and sermon at li .. m.
 Monday--There will be Q meeting Of the parish council ct Q D. n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
| 0AKVIllE Correspondent: Alice Stafsarou
 Phone eee-
PLAN CONFERENCE
 ON SUBSIDY BILL
Milk Dealers to Meet With Committee at Town Hall
 Monday

Oakville. July 22-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Birmingham, Portland, formerly of oakville. announce the birth Of a daughter. July l7 at Mid. dlesex hospital. Middletown. Mrs. Birmingham is the former Miss Ro. berta Carter of Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Hillside cemetery.
 Private William Mcdonnell. U. s Army Air Corps stationed at Laurie Field Colorado is spending a io.day furlough at the home of his mother Mrs. Mamie Mcdonnell Of North Main street. Upon completion of hts furlough, Private Mcdonnell VII re- port to Savannah, Ga.
 corporal Tech. Harold Morton U, s. Army stationed at Fort 6locum New York Is spending q leave at the hame of his parents MF. and Mrs, Frank Morton of West Hillside ave- nue.
 Pvt. Msuon Nakoney U. s. Army stationed at Fort Revere. Mass, Y spending Q fuFiough at the hons Of his parents MP. and Mrs. JohE Nak0ney Of Litchfield skTeee
 Mrs. Wallace Doty, Mrs. Johr McRoberts. Mrs. Francis Kane and Miss Betty Wilson attended the birthday party ln honor of Martha Ann and Lllida Roberts Thursday al the home of their parents Mir. and Mrs. Chester Roberts Of Forrest vile, Mrs. Roberts vas the former ElinoF Doty daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Doty of this town.
 The American Legion baseball club minus the services of three star ball players managed 10 tie the Washington ToEnies in . game played at McGFatf's field last eye- ming, The game was called at the end of the seventh due to darkness.
 Mir. and Mrs, Raymond Ebneg end children of Willimantie are visiting at the home of MT. EbneF's mother on North Main street. Mr. EbneT Is principal of Windham high school in Willtmantie, He Is . graduate of Bates College Lewiston. Me.
 The Hamden T0wnies Of the Can- lFal Conn, League sill be the at. traction at MeGFath's field Sunday when the badly crippled American Legion club will tackle them ct 3,lS, The Club has lost some hard fought games this year and hope t0 get Into the win column at the expense af Hamden, 4 large crowd Is ex, peeted to attend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

The funeral of Warren W. Chiids who died Wednesday at the sharon hospital was held Thursday after noon from the Hotchkiss Funeral Home, a6 High street at 2:30 o'clock with services in charge of Rev, Myron K. Sihley. pastor Of the Methodist church. Burial was in Hillside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Christ Episcopal church. Sunday The seventh Sunday after Trinity;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Donald TessleT, head ef the Con.
 slmefs' Institute at fha 0RfeTa9
 Electric plant in Bridgeport. H1k he in charge, Al interested are core alallV invited to attend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

4 payment 0f eae00 has been made by MiddlehuFy town anth0Fl- ties as payment for tuition fees foT students who attend Waterbury Efh00ls but reside in MiddlebuFy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
PROSPECT Rmaella c. nFlDesll CsFse. spsnaent-Teiephsns s~eo3b
30 CONTESTANTS
 IN DOLL EXHIBIT
Recreation Assn. Directs ChiIdren's Session;
 Prizes Awarded

Prospect. July 22-A doll contest featured the children play session held Friday morning at St. An- thonys field under the auspices of the Prospect Recreation association. Thirty dolls were entered in the contest, with Mrs. Bessie c. N0shier serving as judge.
 Prizes were awarded as follows Largest doll. Aldora Figueredo; smallest. FloFine Plumb: oldest tss years old). Penny Tracey: prettiest, Margaret DoFn and Ruth Brady; bestsdFessed. Wer0neia D0rn; for. eign. Betty Chandler
 Sc. Aniheny's Church
 Rev John ?. McTeague, pastor,
 Mass will be celebrated in St. An. thony's church Sunday morning at 6 and % o'clock. Confessions K'tli he heard before the services.
 At the Bethany mission, Mass viil he celebrated ct e;so.
 Congregational Chnreh
 Rev. Daryl F. Williams, pastor.
 ''The Measure of Man" will be the subject for . sermon hy the pastor ct the q o'clock service Sunday morning in Chapel sehoolhouse.
 Sunday school gill meet at 10 .. m,
 Mrs, Arthur Dusseault and Mrs, Roy MeFTsman will be hosfesses for e dinneF party to he held wednees- day. August le, The proceeds wsh be donated 10 the kitchen equip, msnt fund Of the Congregational church,
 Mrs, Floyd Carpenter and ehilT aFen, Phyllis and Peter, of Scars. dale, N, Y. are guests of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Chandler
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
Benson Injured

aAAs6A4 A4&AA1gAta 8AAg N01 AAA9AA&& while working with a state highway department unit. and was burned by spsashing asphalt was reported in good condition at St. Mary's hos- pital.
 David Drake. who suffered a brok- en leg while working on the farm of Jcel Anderson on Field street. was resting comfortably at St. Mary's authorities at the hospital said this morning.
 Room Closing
 Mrs Edgar CcE cite. Production c.iairman. of the Cd Cross Sewing and Cutting Room at the Rauga- tuck F. M. c. A.. announced today that the room will be closed for two weeks F-om July 24 t0 August 2.
 The new quota for sewing will be sn soon, Mrs. Cossette stated. and additional volunteers are needed dUs Co the needs of the armed forces in military hospitals in this country and aboard.
 There is such a demand for surg ical dressings at ti is time that 1t xtii lDe necessary that this produc- tlfsi continue, Mrs. Cs-sette declar- cd, the invasion and the drives on tlle 3acific war front having built l. up a terrific need in this field. Nuptials Announced
 Announcements have been rec ceive2 here Of the marriage Of En- sign David Lyons Noble, U. S. N. R., Of Naugatusk, to Miss Dorothy Beavers, daughter Of Mfr. and Mrs. George B. Beacers Of Fort Ontario, 0swego, ". Y., which occurred on June 18th. in the Cleveland Park Congregational church. Washington. D. C.
 Ensign Noble Is the son of Glenn g. Noble of 25e Hillside avenue. He is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school, class of ie36. and of Rells- selaer Polytechnic Institute Of Troy, N. F., class of ies0. where he was an instructor of mechanical en- gineering and electrical engineering until his enlistment in the U. $. Navy in June. 1898. He is now sta- tl0ned at washington, D. C.
 Miss Beavers before her marriage, z'as an aircraft eommunieator Tor the Civil Aeronautic Administration at Lynchburg. va.
 Funeral Services
 The funeral of Frederick SemFow, Wsb0 died suddenly Thursday night at his home, 2se May street, gill be held Sunday at 3 ?, m. at the Iln- manuel Lutheran church with Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor, ofsileating. Burial viii be in Grove cemetery on Monday morning at the convenience of the family,
 Friends may call at the Alderson funeral home. 2ol Meadow street, today from 2 to s and [ to 2 ?. n,
 Picnic Postponed
 The postponed picnic and outing Of the Mems club of the Nauga- tuck Methodist church will be held
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Edwin Dickinson, Guernseytown district and Benjamin Lynn Lake, Winnemaug. committeeman. will be at the town hall in Watertown on Monday at e:30 a. m. to sign up the local farmers, on the milk subsidy plan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

tumbllng act, by Ronald Mcclean Gerard Heroux. Paul 0renier. Lu. eien 0renler, Norman Heroux and stanley sakl: vocal solo. Lovely Lady Dressed In Blue, by Arlent Picard: card tricks. by James Fig. nor: vocal duet. This Is A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening" by Marjorie Johnson and Joan Dunn; vocal duet by Paul Johnson and Sonny Johnson: stunts. by Joar Dunn, Joan Demarest and Marjorie Johnson: tricks by Richard Hehous and James Dunn.
 Next week. there will be several special events at the playground with a costume show "Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to high' light the week.
 BlrthAays Celebrated
 Members of the once stan at ths Princeton Knitting Mills, Inc. en. tertained at dinner party al Koegels Corner Cottage in Reynolds Bridge. Thuhsday night in honor ol two members of the oface personnel Miss Augusta Archer Of WatertowE and Miss Alexandra DaTrow ol Woodbury. who were celebrating their birthdays.
 Each 0f the guests Of honor wa presented with a gift from her as' sociates. Those attending were Mrs Albert King. Miss Shirley Barton Miss Ruth Skilton. Miss Marian Gil lette. Miss Augusta Archer and Mlal Alaxendra DarTow.
 Recelves Brothers Purple Heart
 Mrs. Konstantos Valuckas oi Wheeler street has received tfs Purple Heart swarted posthumously to her brother, Pfc. Clement r 6anevich, who was stationed with an Army unia in the Philippines when the islands were attacked tr December, i9tl.
 The War Department has notified Mrs. Valuckas that Pfc. 6tanevlih Is presumed to be dead. as Of May 6. leat. Previously he had beer listed as seriously wounded in action In the Philippines, January 2i, i942 He was born March iB. 1917. son ol the late Mg. and Mrs. Francis Stan. evieh. Besides Mrs. Valuskas, he il survived by two brothers. John 6tanevich of Waterbury and Franh stanevich of oakville.
 Voters T0 De Made
 The registrars of voters Of thI town Of WateFtoWn will be In ses' sion Friday. July ga from a noon [. 2 D, In. for the purpose of maklnl an enrolment list Of the electogI who are entitled to vote at any pTi mary or caucus tn the town Of Wa, taTtoHn and Oakyllle, end for thl purpose Of making such changes iE the list last perfected.
 The first district meeting plael wlll be at the town hall in Water town and the second district meet ing place will he at the Yabians barber shop. oakville.
 The registrars of voters are Ar. thur Bronson, FeFnandeau LsInay Louis ?. sabisno and Joseph Thompson.
 Church News
 st. Johns R. O., sunday-Massel will be at [, e:ik and 70 o'clock Mass tn Bethlehem ct ll o'clock Sunday Is Communion Sunday fel high school students and public school children, ct 7,s0 ?, m., theFs Will he Rosary, litany of the Blessed WiRaln MaRu and hAnAAiakinna nA Alas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
MDDDlE EbURv GaEEnanamAamtl Naney milaV
 9sieDhens l-elle
SERGEANT FAVER RETURNS TOD DUTY
Local Resident Recently Reported Wounded ln
 AcIlOn ln France

MiddlebnFy, Conn., July a2-Mfs, Dorothy Wilhelm IeayeT, of Porter avenue has received word that her husband, Sgt, Harry VI, Payer, who vas wounded ID action iD VFanes an June l2 has returned to aeilye duty with an Army Chemical unit, Ser, gaant nsreF Bas awaFaad the pnFs pls heart f0T shFRpnel wounds ln the shoulder Mrs, Payer is ihe daughter 0f MF, and Mrs, PRnl Wis helm, PoFteV avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22
CangreGallanal Church

Mrs, Floyd Carpenter and ehil' AFen, Phyllis and Peter, of Scars. dale, N, Y, are guests of Mir. and Mrs, Raymond Chandler,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Mrs, Margaret ", HaTkins Of NeW HaVen Foag hes returned 70 her home after g weeks visit in Weoas bury, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

MasSas sill he eelehFated at e's0 and l0;a0 tomorrow morning at st, John Of the cT0as Church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Miss Marion Taylor, of James street Is fpendlng . vacation At Lake Poeetopaug ln Easlhampson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Members of the Waterbury stamp club will be guests of Bernard O. Kuntzweiler 2is Main street Mon- day evening.
 The meeting will open at TOO D. n. with . bolIrse following at e:0O ?. m. with a catalog auction oe choice stamps. Mr. KuntzweileF in- vltes all members of the Waterbury Stamp club from WateFtown or oakville. as well as the Waterbury members to take part in this meet. ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Miss Barbara KilhouFne, daughter 0f MT, and Mrs. John KilhonFne Of New Britain Is spending the week, end as the guest Of Miss Alice staf. stFam, daughter Of MT, and Mrs, Paul stafstF0m 0f Vale street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Corporal Tech. Harold Morton U, S. Army stationed at Fort 6loeum New York Is spending q leave at the hame of his parents Mir. and Mrs' Frank Morton of West Hillside ave- nua
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Alfred TT0neF, Shelter EEill Road !; Paul SlafsTom, Vale street, oak' villei James Cameron and Oscar 6tafstFom, both Of Waterbury, left Thursday afternoon fer Arlington, Vermont, where they intend to spend a few days fishing,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Mrs. Joseph L., LeClair. Maplewood street and Miss Rose MaFtino. River side street. 0akville, have returned home after . visit with Mrs. Le- ClaiFs mothey-in.law and father ln.law. MF. and Mrs, LeClaiF Of Montreal Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-22

Saturday. the Feast of st. Mary Magdalen. patFoness of the parish, was eelebFated today with q hlgh mas offered iR her honor at s;so a, M,