The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-28
Merchandise Was !, Auctioned Off
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- tail Division of the Bond Committee; Parade and
 Band Concert Featured Entertainment
NAUGATUCK

, c. Raytkwich, Jr., and Howard H. Bristol.
 Program, Arthur W. Swan, Harry A. Anderson, John J. Carr and Ru- dolph Hennick. Public information, Harold H. Perry, Hiding N. Olson, Harold Roberts and Everett T. Rogers. Magazine, Harold w. Brown Gunnard P. Peterson and Glenn F Noble. c. T. Mccarthy Sudden Fund, Harold E. Chittenden, Victor N Peterson and William G. Boies Servicemen's, William G. Boies Harold E. Chittenden and Herbert Billings. Classification, C.. Lester Wigglesworth, Idrs Anderson and Charles P. Rodenback. Fellowship, John H. Schmuck and Herbert Bill ingS. Attendance, Elmer F. Schmitz and Ralph s. Pasho and Club His tory and Rotary Inflammation, Clar- ence E. Jones.
 Real Estate Sales
 The Naugatuck Development Co.,, Inc, has sold three houses and lots on Quinn street, all in the Glen ridge housing project, warranty deeds filed at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John, showed Wednesday.
 Burton O. and Nellie E. Peck, bought house, William N. and Margaret Lytle have also pur- chased 8 house and lot and Ray mond A. and Mary E. Baker have bought house and lot. Mary A. Carroll has sold to Will liam E. and Isadora w. Stevenson lot on Sweeney street, another deed shows.
 Pietro and Carmela Rotatori have sold a house and lot on Oak street to David Jose Esteves Ruela and Floripa Ruele, according to a fifth deed.
 Drive Nearing Goal
 War bond drives in the Nauga- tuck Chemical and Synthetic Rub Der divisions of the U. S. Rubber Go. are nearing their goal, John E. Ash, chairman of the campaigns in these two plants, said today. A to- tai of $125 ,000 of bonds have been sold in the Chemical Co.,, where the goal is $177,0OO.
 The Synthetic plant has 8 quota of $68, 900 and sales there total s4s,- 900. Pep rallies will be held in all departments of both plants this week, MT. Ash said. Reelected Grand Knight
 Francis Caufield of High street was reelected grand knight of Ojeda Council, Knights of Columbus, at the annual meeting recently. MT. Caulfield, was named unanimously. He has been active in the reorgan- ization of the council which has resulted in large increase in its membership.
 Others chosen were: Deputy grand knight, Bernard L. Sullian; chaplain, Rev. George Dunn; rec ording secretary, Anthony Fehr- man; treasurer, Patrick Fitzgerald; chancellor, Anthony Chiulli; lec- turer, James E. Moore; advocate, John Healy; warden, Coleman Dee- gan; inner guard, John Christie; outside guard, Charles A. Baxter.
 The board of trustees includes: Cong. Joseph E. Talbot, John J. Wrinn and Fred zehnder.
 Pfc. Monix On Furlough
 Pfc. John A. Moniz of 34 Tolles square, who with two other men captured 36 Germans in Cologne, is spending a 30-day furlough here, having recently returned from Eu- rope.
 The 19-year-old youth was on an Army truck when attacked by the Germans. He and his mates used bazookas on the enemy, killing some and capturing 36.
 He Is a member of the Third Army. Pfc. Moniz, who is staying at the home of his sister, Mrs. Mary Ricio, Tolles square has been in the services a year and half and was overseas six months.
 The Germans are still arrogant, he said, and don't know when they've had enough. They would be willing to go to war again in the near future if they had the oppor- tunity, he said.
 Pfc. Moniz, native of Bristol, R. l., has lived here four years.
 He will go to Fort Bragg, N. O., on completion of his furlough, where he expects to receive train ing prior to seeing action in the Pacific.
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