The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

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 Pfc. and Mrs. Howard 0. stills of Prospect, announce the birth or Q daughter, Tuesday afternoon at the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Sills IS the former Miss Alberta Engle, 1SO Cherry street.
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 The condition of John Somers,, II Goodyear avenue, who underwent an operation at St. Mary's hospital recently, Is improved.
 A meeting of Sarah Rogers chap ter, D. A, R., will be held this after noon, with Sergt. Anthony Tarrar of the Naugatuck police depart ment, as guset speaker at 3 ct the home of Mrs, Tracy Noble on Mill- vile road.
 Mrs. William Fleming of Rubber avenue has returned to her home from St, Mary's hospital.
 Mrs. Blanche George of Till street extension, will be hostess ct the weekly meeting of the Vambee club.
 Mrs. Wanlga HOnOred
 A farewell party was held recently in honor of Mrs. Peter Waniga in the Copper Room at the Hotel El. ton, Waterury, with Miss Mary Grant and Miss Helen Droznick as hostesses.
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 Mrs. Waniga El0nOTed
 A farewell party was held recently in honor of Mrs. Peter Waniga in the Copper room at the Hotel Elton, Waterbury, with Miss Mary Grant and Miss Helen DroEnick as host- eSseS.
 The guest of honor was presented a corde bag by the department sup. ervisor, Miss Edith Tudor.
 Among those attending were Wv. Ian Baroni, Elizaeth Kenney, Ther- esq MaSse, Maree Peterson, Shirley Clark. Pat O'Donnell, Chester Un- derhiil, William Reichert and De. Forest Parsons.
 Mary Cappelletti, Margaret Heal- ey, Mildred Mangini, Dorothy Far ren, Mary driekiS, Wallace Traver Frank Hroch, Isabel Sargent and Frank Ford,
 Theresa diannelil, Dorothy Mar. key, Helen Warren, Ruth ShopiS, Catherine Nodle, Ethel Nelson, Al Green, R, 0. Clouth, Arthur An. drewS, Mss Tudor and the guest Of honor and hoStesseS.
 The opening fall meeting Of the Young COP. club will be held Tuesday evening in Pythian hall at Q o'clock, it was announced today by Howard sagenfoFt, president oi the local club. '
 Greetings will be extended to Mrs Myrtle Hotchklss, new state seere- tary. As this will be the first meet- ing of the NaugAtuck club since June, several routine matters will be discussed and passed upon, Mr Sagendorf said.
 The president reminded that al returns from the outing must be made during this meeting.
 Naugatuek package store headS will hold . meeting at StrattonS restaurant, Park place, Tuesday night ct 8 o'clock, it was announced here today.
 The guest speaker will be George Ewing, executive director of the Package Stores Association of Con- fecticut who will talk on the vari- ouS happenings Of recent months that have directly affected thS line of business and plans that tend to the most effective operation Of stores Of this type.
 Postal cards have been sent to all package store heads in the borough and it is expected that the ma ajority will Do In attendance to hear the talk of Mr. Ewing. Lunch will Dc served to all desiring it, it was in- dicated.
 The funeral of Mss Louise Dono. van, Of 70 Andrew avenue, who died Thursday night ct her home after long illness, will be held Monday morning ct e:30 from the Honan funeral home, 2i Cedar street, tc St. Francis church at Q o'clock where q solemn requiem high Mas will Dc celebrated.
 Burial will Do in st. Francis cemetery.
 Friends may call ct the funeral home Saturday from ! to 10 ?. m and Sunday from 2 to 10 p. m.
 Flight Offlcer Thomas r. I'd. Taunds, son Of MT. and Mrs. John J. Edmunds Of i0i Ward street, hal been honorably discharged from service with the Army Afr Forces Retaining his appointment and rank ta l.. al aaI kA