The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-11

dents on V-J day were as follows: ,s Warden Leo J. Brophy: This is | certainly what everyone has been | praying for and I hope that the | .reports are true. Every minute | scounts toward the saving of Amer | ican lives" '. Congressman Joseph E. Talbot: ,SI hope the news is true and that ,,.tl1e war will be terminated just as !. quickly as possible. Each day will ..save thousands of American boys dives and that is the important | thing.
 Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor of | the Congregational church: After I ssthe last time, we'd better wait and | make sure"
 !. A union service will be held at the Congregational church to which l all are invited.
 ;. Fire Chief John J. Sheridan has | announced that the whistle on the | fire house will blow 10 blasts, re- peated four times, as soon as the | end of the war is declared.
 U. s. Rubber and all other local | industries will close as soon as ofh- | : .cial word is received, and if the | war ends during today plants will | lsnot reopen the following working | 'xlay.
 The Town Hall and all municipal | offices will close at once, the mails | Twill be collected and sent out as usual, the Selective Service Board twill remain open and the ration board, school ofdces and buildings Twill close.
 q. The Whittenore Memorial library and YMCA will close. The Chem ical and Synthetic plants will shut down for 24-hour period. Thomas Nolan, chief of the bor- tough auxiliary police, requests that all auxiliary policemen report tc the station with their equipment when v-J Day IS ofacially pro- claimed.
 Final plans for the Alembic An- nual family outing Sunday at Linz den, Park have been completed 1t was announced today by William Fernandes IT,, General Chairman. The outing will be held regardless of weather conditions. Canopies are being erected to all refreshments stands and to the dance pavilion in case of rain.
 The picnic grounds will be open at -i2so'clock with the sports program beginning at o'clock.
 The menu of the day will consist of hamburg steak sandwiches and ffankfurters, tomatoes, onions and relishes, clam broth, steamers. clans on the half shell and liquid refresh Y1ents.
 ---- Hol.or Hall
 At the meeting of Centennial Lodge l. O. o. F. Monday night, an informal welcome home will be held in honor of Past Grand George L. Hall, here on brief visit from Lit- tie Rock, Arkansas. All Odd Fel- lows are invited.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Tourangeau of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Fritz Klambt, at their Bantam summer residence a week ago and left for Woonsocket, last Sunday. The following week his brother Joseph Tourangeau return ed from two years in Iran and Joe and Mrs. Tour angeau spent the week eat the Klambts residence. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tourangeau will spend this week end in WoonS0cket, wn T R~ axaI angeau. An -laborate party is wait- ing to celebrate his two years ab- Gence.
 Beverly Joan Klambt, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fritz Klanbt was a recent guest of Misses Nancy and GArsha Javery of Torrington.
 Union Farley
 A meeting of the D. s. Chemical and Reclaim Union will be held Monday night at Linden Hall, Wn- liam Fernandez, president. announc- ed today. The union has made great progress in its membership drive and will soon petition the ;.NIRB for an election.
 Cpl. Louis J. Lengyel, son of Mrs Regina Lengyel, 190 Lewis street ,ffas been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in Italy, the Fifth Army has announc- ed. He, has been in the Army for three years with the Signal Corps.
 ...slsgt. Francis 0. Creddo, hus- band of Mrs. Lucille P. Creddo, l72 High street, is being redeployed to the Pacific war theater with mem bers of an ordnance depot unit, according to an Army dispatch. He has served in Europe for IS months and is now in France. He holds t4le, Good Conduct Medal and three brohse battle stars for Normandy. Northern France and the Rhineland, on his European theater ribbon.
 BOYD-HOTCHKIss
 .Mr. and Mrs. zina Hotchkiss of Breezy Hill have announced the marriage of their daughter. Vera Hotchkiss, to Weston M. Boyd of Naugatuck. member of the faculty of Canton high ischool. The cere- mony took place Sunday ct the hcsne Of the brides aarents.
 T1ie attendants were Miss Loretta Hotehklss, aistcr of tho bride, and Stuart Boyd oi NauEatuek father of lhs hfideayoem. After an 'i,,aa-