The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-14

AEIAtNAAACs AMAa " VII AAtA esAaUs stanley oosinski Of % Hickory street, Hillside Park. have received word that their son, Sgt. Teddy 6. oosinski, a waist gunner on a B.2s Lbirerator has arrived recent ly in the Mediterranean theater. He Is a member of a veteran bomb group that has made major attacks on enemy aircraft factories, oil re. fineries nd other strategic targets tn Rumania, Austria Germany, Italy and France. After graduting from Terryville high school in l9f2, he ws employed In a Bristol factory. xFe entered the Army March %, lS4s.
 Arrives Overseas
 Mrs. Margaret Duff Of Maple street, Plymouth, has received word her daguhter, Lieut.. Annabelle Duff has arrived safely in England. Bee fore entering the service, Lieut.. Duff was a member of the Hartford hos- plsal staff. She received her basic training at Fort Deyens. Mass, and was stationed Fort Mckinley, Me, end Fort Williams, Me.
 A son was born at Bristol hos- pital, Friday. to MT. and Mrs. Henry zagurski of Makara street. Pequa- buck.
 Meeting Tonight
 A meeting of the World War Me- moriai Fund bazaar committee will be held in the fire house on North Main street at 7:30 this evening
 Several matters pertaining to Che bazaar which opens Wednes. lasy night on the Mailn street school grounds will be discussed.
 Sidewalk rssroiect
 Work of laying cemet walks on U. G. route G from Allen street east to Xearney street, a distance Of about aO00 feet, has been started as 2 state road aid project. The cost Of the undertaking is approximately mi0.O00 with Plymouth to pay one quarter or about s2.500 for the work. On Main stree tthe walks will rec place the dirt sidewalks while on East Main street. where there were no walks, the lawns have been cut back a distance Of nearly eight feet for the walks, so the width of the highway will not be interfered with
 It has also been necessary to take hown several trees on East Main street for the laying of the walks which when completed will be one nf fha outstanding safety improve menta undertaken in town. The work Will be completed before Sep- aennbeR 6 when schools open for the sesl-ls season.
 Mrs. Catherine Callahan of Ag- hey avenue, is a patient at the Hart Ford Hospital.
 Celebrates BlFthday
 william Dennison of Main street nelehTated his e5th birthday Satur- hay. He is one Of the oldes tresi- hents of togn. Mir. Dennison was born an Hartford and educated in schools Of that town. He came to TerFyville in 1880 and was en- ployed by the Eagle Lock O., for k7 years before retiring.
 He is a keen sportsman and well known as a fisherman, being a charter member Of the Terryyille Fishing club. Made a voter in New Hartford, he cast his first ballot in that place in 1879 voting the Demo- cratic ticket. Mfr. Dennison lays elaim to the honor of having voted khe Democratic ticket more times than any other Democrat in Litch- field county and probably in the state, and is looking forward to fhe coming town and state elections when he will vote the stargiht Defn- ocratie ticket again
 Mrs. Carrie Kleister of Wood Court has announced the engage ment of her daughter. Alma, to Pfc. Raymond Cooley, son of Mir. and Aars. LeIloy Cooley of Thomaston.
 Dedication Sunday
 Dedication of 6ts. cyFtli and Methodius Russian Orthodox eem' eteFy on East Church road took place Sunday morning. The Holy katurgy started at 10 a. m. followed hy church services, with a proces- gion being seld by the paFishioners from the church to the cemetery.
 Kev. Joseph Fedoronko, pastor of gts, Cyril and Methodius Russian Orthodox church, was assisted in the church and cemetery eeTemon- les by Rev. Alexander Kukulersky of Bridgeport. dean Of the Connecticut District; Rev, Joseph Dankeyieh of Rsew Britain and Rev Nicholas Was- blieff of Hartford.
 During the past few months the church has purchased an additional AFaet Of land adjoining the cemetery mith much grading and other iBl- pFoyemsnts being made.
 Cadet Randall Pratt Of West Rolnt Military Academy is spending q five day leave at the home Of his parents, Mfr and Mrs. David Pratt ef Maple street, Plymouth
 Rpacial Meeting
 A Fneelal meeting of the Womens ksulld Of the Immaculate Conception church will be held ln the Parish BzalI tilis evening at 7.s0,
 MF, and Mrs. Joseph Leyandowskl Of Dewey avenue, have received WoFd theiF son, s-sgt, Joseph les eandaEkl has been awarded the BFonse Star medal for meTlt0Esous service in actual combat,
 yeaeph A. Faith
 J0aeph 4. Faith, 72, diad at his fen,e ak lTl Main street, late PFsv us. afternoon. He was born in HIS. aenthal, Germany, ApFil 2s, 1879. con Of the late Innocent and Mag aellna Faith. He came to this eonn. fgy ard TeFFyyille S3 years ago and Rfs employed by he Eagle Lock co, IoT l4 years. retiring .lass'n aoess 4 s'sn. shs