The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-25

Arthur E. Hubbard of Seymour and lNs staff were in charge of the in stallatoin of the new slate of of- ficers of Magnolia encampment No. l6, I. O. O. r. last night at the regular meeting held at Odd Eel i lows hall.
 William Roemer of Park avenue an official of the Bristol Co.,, was elected first vice president of the Purchasing Agents of Connecticut Tuesday at the associations meet ing in New Haven
 Town Clerk, Raymond St. John attended meeting of town clerks i'll the state at Hartford yesterday
 One case of scarlet fever and one case of lobar pneumonia are list ed for Naugatuck in the weekly report of the state department ol health.
 There were no cases of typhoid fever listed for the state and no cases of poliomyelitis in Connecti- cut, the report revealed.
 Home From War Area
 Pfc. Raymond Ashe, son Of MT and Mrs. A. Ashe, B Forest street, gave his family pleasant surprise recently when he phoned to tell them he had returned to this coun- try from England.
 Pfc. AShe, paratrooper, was in- jured several weeks ago while mak- ing a jump in England and the last previous word his family had from him was that he was patient in a hospital in England.
 Pfc. AShe got home over the past week end and brought with him d friend Pvt. William LuStig of Kugo Harbor, Mich. Pvt. Lustig, an in fantryman, was wounded by shrap- nel and was in hospital overseas for four months. He is patient at the Halloran General hospital, Staten Island, N. Y.
 Pfc. Ashe is expected home on a furlough soon.
 SaIElardi- DiLorenziO
 Miss Josephine DiLorenzio, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Carmine Di- IorenZio of 238 Scott street, and T-3 Nicholas Salinardi, 240 Scott street, Naugatuck, were united in marriage at 10 o'clock in St. Francis church. Rev. Albert Taylor, assist ant pastor performed the marriage ceremony and Rev Joseph Kochun- as celebrated the nuptial Mass which followed.
 The attendants were Miss Jo Ann Mollica and Felix Salinardi, brother og the groom.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father She was attired i'll a slipper satin gown of princess style with a net yorke edged in pearl, fingertip length veil edged with lace, long train, and an orange blossom tiara. She carried bouquet of calla lilies and white roses.
 The maid of honor wore a blue princess style. The gown had a velvet marquisette gown, also of sweetheart neckline and bracelet length sleeves. She wore a blue Juliet cap with a veil and carried bouquet of snapdragons and ros- eS.
 The brides mother wore black lace dress trimmed with white lace, while the groom'S mother wore brown crepe dress trimmed with sequinS.
 The brides travelling outfit was a fuchia wool suit with accessories to match.
 Sale of Stamps
 Sale of stamps in borough schools totaled $1,034.90 this week, an in- crease over last week, Supt. of Schools Harold E. Chittenden re- ported today.
 Salem topped the other public schools this week with a $397.35; Hop Brock $103.65; Rubber Avenue, $445.10 high school, $113.75; Gen. tral avenue, $l6240; Oak street, $4975; Groveside, $38.85.
 In New Position
 William J. Davies of Quinn street, former Waterbury resident. was ap- pointed director of the retail diVi- sion of the Connecticut War Fiji nance 0 o m m t 'e., Wednesday Frank L. CaShman, executive man. ager, announced today.
 MT Davies will direct the sale of war bonds through retail stores of the state.
 A native of Wales, he moved to Waterbury when he was a child and later worked with the McCoy's Inc, in that city. He had experi- ence in baking and home utilities fit .t.s in WaterDLy and in 1857 be- cf.me general manager of an elec- trical appliances house in New Brit ain. He was elected president of t Electrical Appliance Dealers association of New Britain in 1857.
 He joined the retail division of <" war finance committee in Mo- V rcber.
 His wife is the former Miss Esther Carlson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Carlson of Nauga- tue
 Auxiliary's Report
 The Woman's auxiliary of St. Michael's Episcopal church had an active and successful year, socially and financially, according to re- ports released at the annual meet ing Wednesday. Miss Emily Sophie Brown was reelected president at the meeting.
 Mrs. William Stahl was elected president and treasurer of the Everest fund. Other officers chosen were: White envelope treasurer. Mrs George Barwick; united thank