The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19


 Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John and the board of selectmen last night.
 The total number of voters exam aned to date is 57, 13 having taken the oath last Saturday. Other ses- sions will be held in the near fu- ture.
 The selectmen are: Casimir Gales Ri, Mrs. Elizabeth Biederman and Mrs. Catherine Nardello.
 Those made voters to date are: Michael c. Connors, 192 Andrew avenue Prank A. Yocius, 103 Au- burn street; Walter Wozniak, 64 Woodbine street, Stanley Marciz. 45 Anderson street, Antonio Montl- sante, 228 Riverside drive; Alexander Pietrzak, GA Greenwood street, Jo- eeph Drzascz, 31 Union street, Brownie Ciesloski, 116 Melbourne city, John Cox, 100 Galpin street, Abner Morgan, Jr., 87 Hill street.
 Ruth E. Russell, l2l Aetna street, Madeline Karbowicz, 197 School street: Wanda Marcisz, 45 Anderson street; Rosalyne M. Lawton, "A Net tleton avenue; Helen s. Michalik, 94 School street; Constance Wozniak, 54 Woodbine street, Stella Drascz, 31 Union street.
 Laura Wojtczak, 174 Spring street, Felicitas Weile, 270 Church street, Florence A. Kogut, 9l Locust street, Mary E. Austin, 386 Hillside avenue, Helen M. Zonas, GA Aetna street, Mary Dziengretewski, AZ Goodyear avenue, Marie L. McSherry, 25 High land avenue, Elizabeth A. Green; ll6 Fairview avenue; Sophie Cuddy, 3 Scott street; Florinda c. Furtado, 30 Pond street; Irene B. Grochal, 42O Wooster street; Sadie R. Sears, 30 New street extension.
 John R. Thlbodeau, Beacon Valley road: John J. Illes, 142 Spring street John Davey, 54 Cliff street; Charles H. Glover, AZ Anderson street.
 Servicemen made voters were: Ed ward c. Hoey, 75 Walnut street; John F. Kelley, 28 Beebe street; Robert Henry Antanaitis, IT Orchard street; John Harold Nordby, l45 Spencer street; Edward D. Duffy, 6 F'ai;view avenue; Charles Roman, 21O Scott street; George F. McCann, 59 Andrew avenue; Eugene J. Dowl- ing. 34 North Hoadley street, Frank D. Butcher, 376 High street; Louis Rele, 6 Cotton Hollow; John w. Sul- livan, Is Barnum court.
 Made voters Saturday were: James German, "A Carroll court; Joseph Danilackas, 63 German street Thomas A. Hunt, 59 Meadow street; Marlin Rodman, 39 South Main street; Felix Molski, 53 Spring street.
 Josephine M Agrizzo, 81 High street; Gertrude Bone, 8 Riverside drive; Phyliss Sortino, 2l School street; Jane Lois Foy, 266 Spring street; Maria D. Lopes, 164 Maple street; Etta Mulesky, 13 Golden Hill street: Roselle KarabanoWski, II Golden Hill street; Rose M. Mac Donald, 19 Baldwin street.
 Cases Continued
 The case of William De Carlo, i9. 529 South Main St., held on statutory charge, was continued un- til May 19 in borough court Wed- uesday with bond set at $2,50O.
 Cases of Eugene Lantieri, l6, Null perry Hill Rd,, Antonio Combo, 84 South Main St., Howard Caring ton, 19, 92 Melbourne Ct,, and Joseph Summa, IT, 371 High St. also held on statutory counts, were continued to April 28.
 Other cases continued from last week were transferred to juvenile court. They are the cases of Joseph Santore, 16, B Scott St.; Burton Mahaffy, IT, 53 Cherry St., and Fenton Morton, IT, 19 Carroll St.
 Reelected
 John Ostroski was reelected chiarman of the Naugatuck Veter- ans Council Wednesday night at a meeting in the Legion Post rooms. He will start his seventh consecu- tive term.
 Judge Thomas Weary was again chosen secretary and treasurer.
 Preliminary plans for the ob- servance of Memorial Day were discussed and further plans will be made at meeting of the council next wednesday at 8 p. m. m the Legion rooms.
 To Heard Delegation
 Paul E. Buckmiller, exalted ruler If the Naugatuck Lodge of Elks, win lead a delegation from the local loflke of Southington, Saturday when a lodge of Elks will be formed in Southington. All officers of Nau- luck Lodge and many members will attend. Members wishing trans nortation are asked to be at the IodQe rooms Saturday at p, m
 Golden Anniversary
 AGr and Mrs. John Huff, l23 Park avenue. celebrated their 50th we'd ding anniversary Wednesday. They wili be the guests of honor at an aonen house" party Sunday at the home of Mir and Mrs. Harry Rogers, ] 9 Culver St. ,,
 The couple were married April 1s. 1895, by Rev. John Wire, pastor If the German Reform Church, 5 Hilltown, N. J., and came to Nauga- tuck in May, 1902.
 Mir. Huff was Janltor at tHe high school for number Of years ana later was caretaker in the em- nloy of Donald s. Futile. He IS now employed by w. s. Witherfax.
 War Bonds, Stamp Sales
 Sale of War Bonds and Stamps in local public schools this week was slightly more than last W eek nut less than the general average, Supt. of schools Harold E. Chittenden re- ported today.
 Sales totaled $77s.50 They are ex- nected to increase within few weeks as the Seventh War Loan campaign approaches.
 The sales by schools were: Salem, $le0.55; Central avenue, $134,25; Hop Brook, $12l; Prospect street, $111,85; high school, $o4.05 Rubber avenue,