The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-11

Thomaston, Dec. 1.-The Demo cratic Women'S club will hold thei annual Christmas party this even ing at the home of Mrs. Martil Rogozinski, North Main street. Eacl member attending is requested t bring present for the grab bag.
 McGivney Circle, Daughters c Isabella, will conduct a card part and social for members and friends Tuesday evening. Each member at tending is requested to bring a cent present for the grab bag.
 Sgt. Edward O'Briten, Harlinge Gunnery school, Harlinger, Texas, spending a 10-day furlough at tn home of his parents, MT. and MT. William O'Brien of East Main St Upon the completion of his fur tough he will be assigned to tn Army Air base at Yuma, Ariz.
 Peter J. Kennedy of Maple stree spent Sunday in Naugatuck.
 Pvts. Ralph Lundberg and Clar Palmer, Air Corp cadets statione, at Mass. State College, spent tn week end at the home of Pvt. Lund berg's mother on High street.
 Miss Elaine Mattson is viSitin her parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthu Mattson of Litchfield street.
 Miss Mary Latimer, dietition a St. Rapheal's hospital, New Haver spent the week end at the home o her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Latimer, Walnut street.
 Miss Betty Reynolds of Danbur, Teachers College is visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Key holds, Litchfield street.
 It. Vincent Doran, stationed a Fort Monmouth, N. J., spent tn week end at the home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. William Doral of Main street.
 Farley Thursday
 Hose Go. No. 2, Thomaston Fir Department will meet Thursda. evennig at the fire station.
 Clifford R. French Post, No. 2 American Legion, will meet Wed nesday evening at the club rooms ol Elm strete. Commander Axel Mel sen requests a large attendance. James Kennedy, Jr., member of tht High School basketball club, wht suffered slight brain concussior Friday evening, at Wilby Higt school gymnasium, Waterbury, while playing basketball against Sacred Heart High of Waterbury, is rest ing comfortably at his home or Maple street.
 Many high school athletes iron Litchfield Terryville, Watertowl and Morris, visited him Sunday Kennedy standout performer witt high school athletic teams is yer! popular among the student body O the local school.
 Bridgeport Guests
 The local state guard rifle tean composed of Sergant Irving Ny gren, Privates Foech and Wood tok part in the indoor rifle matche! Sunday at the Bridgeport Armory.
 A total of q teams were in tht competition and many members o1 the teams were crack shots in Na' tional Rifle Association matches The match was won by the Enfield Rangers with mark of 563, West. port Guards were second with 509 Pahquoque Rangers third with 48i and Thomaston and Stratford were tied with a mark of 476. Following the match, lunch was served at the Armory. Colonel Riley, commander of the State Guard Military Police was in charge of the match. Cole medals were awarded for first prize silver for second and bronze fol third. The three highest teams wert awarded silver cups.
 Archie Grano and Mickey Fox with a mark of 679 captured first place in the mems double bowling matches conducted Sunday after noon at the Recreation Alleys. Run- ners up were Paul Farley and Dan- ny Ryan, with 677 and George Skill ton and George Brown took thirc place with mark of 667.
 High single honors went to Theo- dore (Ted) Emonz with a mark o1 145. There were nine teams in the match.
 Mrs. John Dwyer who has been g patient at the Waterbury hospita has returned to her home in Rey- holds Bridge.
 The funeral of Clarence A. Gotse was held Saturday afternoon at 2:3( from the Hotchkiss Funeral Home 46 High street, with Rev. Peter Mas. donald, officiating. Burial was 1T