The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-12

(S1gQal COrpS fLdQ Signal Corps Cameraman Sgt. Der sian officer as Bonwitt entered sect,
 will ot quarters, and was at the Ledo Road when the letter was written. He said the food he is getting is the best he has had in year and a half.
 Pfc. Sovia has been in the Army two and a half years and does not expect to get home for year.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Jacob H. and Eunice Hagopian have sold house and lot on Home stead avenue to Carmela Presto, ac- cording to a warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Genevieve and Irene Coen have sold lot on North Main street to Edward J., and Ethelmae and 1sa- belle V. Kenney, another deed shows.
 Robert Kosersky has sold lot on Grandview Heights to Walter E. and Florence c. Phillips, third deed reveals, and Alfred J. Booker has sold lot on Bradley street to Samuel J. and Sarah E. Clark, ac- cording to a fourth deed.
 Pheasants Contract Pneumonia
 Pneumonia has claimed BPS of the 400 baby pheasants which the Naugatuck Fish and Game assoc1- ation secured from the state for raising, according to reports made at the associations meeting We'd nesaay Only 72 of the 400 which had been distributed among club members remain, it was said.
 The cost of raising the pheasants which are now six weeks old is estimated at less than $1 each, Pres. Fred Baker said. The ven- ture was the first the club has made in this respect and it is ex- pected the experience will result in securing better results next year.
 An option on land on the Whit temore road has been obtained by the club and it plans to purchase the site for headquarters. The land at present is owned by the Bristol co.
 An area has been cleared there by club members and it is planned to place picnic benches so that the public can use it, Mir. Baker said.
 Fireplaces will be built later. A softball diamond is planned and a clubhouse will be erected at later date, the president said. Further work will be done Sunday.
 A chicken dinner is planned by the club for Aug. 15 at Grange hall to raise funds toward pur- chase and maintenance of the grounds. The annual clambake of the association is scheduled for Sept. g at Schildgen's grove.
 MT. Baker, announced that un- der a new state law 14-inch pick eral can be caught. The limit was 16 inches in the past.
 Quota Topped
 The E bond quota in the Seventh War Loan drive has been topped by three Naugatuck factories. They are the U. s. Rubber footwear plant, the Peter Paul, Inc, ane the Bristol Go.
 Sales at the U. s. Rubber wert $320,945 and the quota was $319,' 6S7. Sales at the Bristol Go. totalee | $157, 400, $500 more than its quots of $148,5O
 Peter Paul, Inc, sold $16,420 il bonds or 180 per cent of its quots of $10,800.
 The Synthetic Rubber division O the U. s. Rubber Go. was near it goal with purchases totaling $55, 865 and its quota being $67.
 The Naugatuck Chemical Go reached IT per cent of its quot, of $177,000 purchases totaling $135, GOO.
 Auxiliary Meeting
 A regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Crusader Post, Veter ems of Foreign Wars, will be helt this evening in the post rooms ol Rubber avenue at 8 o'clock. Mrs Anna Leonhardt, president, wil conduct the business session.
 Reports of delegates to the Wa Service Conference was held recent ly in New Britain will be given. A the conference the Naugatuck aux Hilary was commended and awarded Ia citation for the presentation o two flags during the year.
 Mrs. Katherine Radcliffe, patrioti instructor, presented the flags a formal ceremonies to Boy Scou troops No. g of Beacon Valley ant to the police department.
 A social will follow the meetini with Mrs. Helen Donlan as hostess U. s. Rubber Outing Final plans are now being com pleted for the Tenth Annual Tamil outing of the United States Rub Der Company Footwear Plant, whicl is to take place on Saturday, Jul, 28th at Lake Quassapaug. General chairman, Edward T. Mc Grath, today announced the follow ing committees in charge of tn levent:
 Assistant chairman. Georg' Froehlich.
 Refreshmeat committee Chair m an George Kennedy. Louis Freyer muth, Marvin La-gseth. Rco~r Cook, John Estes, Arnold Wurm Harry Parks, John Ven Delft. Maj Bloom, Joseph Grant, Carl Brace meek, William DeCarlo, Rutan Sta bley. Joseph Nardello. James Mar dello, Stanley Ja1ik, Anthony Bach. insiy. Joseph Celello. Anthony Mas colo, Chris Owens.
 Retired Employes' Committee lchairmRn ElisAhsth RQoneXa aszlzi'