The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-21

Private First Glass
 the Purple Heart for the wound sustained in France. He has also been awarded the Infantry Mans badge. He became member of .he armed forces in May. 1943 trained at Camp Campbell, Ky, and Fort Jackson s. c. and left for overseas Sept. 5, 1944. He attended the local schools and prior to army service was employed by U. s. Time, Wa terbury.
 A total of $3,950.71 has been col- lected to date in the Red Cross War fund drive according to Mrs. John Braxl, chairman. The quota for the town is $6,500. Receipts not before reported include Lorraine Barberet $38, Helen Innes $44.5O; Phyliss Pendelton, $55: Rose Gangloff, $43: Mrs. Sherwood Beardslee, $22; Mrs. Edward O. Johnson, $29; Miss Elea- nor Rabbit, $15; Mrs. Cynith Brink, $32.50; Marylin Brown, $104.70; Stanley Hotchkiss, $32l; Mrs. Ed ward Gilman, $29.5O; Mrs. John Braxl, $539; Mrs. Ernest Axelby. $31; Mrs. Felix Matthews, $38; Mrs. Robert Hayes, SIS; Mrs. Albert Ty- Ter $1870; Mrs. William Watson $46.5O; Miss Edna Levesque, $17; Mrs. Stanley Axelby. $17; Miss Car lene Johnston, $14; Miss Helen Tib- bals, $1O; Miss Tibbals, submitted an incomplete report of the Rev. holds Bridge section of which she is captain which stated that $205.20 had been collected to date.
 Mrs. BraXl chairman of the drive committee requests all captains to make complete report at meet ing to be held next Tuesday evening in the court room of the town hall.
 Mrs. John Vita entertained at a party Saturday afternoon at her home on Clay street in honor of the 9th birthday of her son, John The guest of honor received many presents. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests in- cluded:
 MT. and Mrs. L. Ella and children Augie, Jeanette and Anna, Mrs John Vita, ST., Mir and Mrs. Frank ESposito, MT. and Mrs. L. P. Cia- bussi and daughter. Judith, MT. and Mrs. M. Nutite, MT. and Mrs. A. Bozzi and son, Alex all of New Ha- ven, MT. and Mrs. M. Moskaluk and daughter, Doris of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mitchell and children, John and Andrew, MT and Mrs. Lester Didsbury and chil- dren, Sandra and Richard, MT. and Mrs. P. Fikeshazy and son, Phillip MT. and Mrs. Peter MoSkaluk and children, Barbara and Shirley.
 Mrs. A. Moskaluk, Miss Julia Mos kaluk, James Novey, Francis Fran zoso, Joan Bereza, Marilyn Atwood George Moulthrope. Glenn Allen Andrea Thielan, Irene Tally, Don Kiely, Richard Beruk, Shirley Sara sin, Raymond Rogozinski and Maureen Lynch.
 There will be a mid-week Lenten Service at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in Trinity Episcopal church. The Rev. Leonard Smith will preach the ser- mon and conduct the service. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Gertrude Axelby daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Axelby has en- listed in the U. s. Army Nursing corps and has reported at Fort Devens, Mass. for duty. Miss Axel- by had ben on he staff of the Wa terbury hospital for approximately three years. She graduated from the local high school and trained at Children's Hospital, Boston, Mass.
 Pfc Myron Poczkowski, U. S. Ma rine Corps, has returned to duty at Quantico, Va. after spending a short leave at the home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Stanley Pacz- koWski, Railroad street.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Dusak, Reynolds Bridge, have received word that their son Pvt. Ambrose Dusak, U. S. Army Medical Corps has arrived in Germany.
 Stanley Borowy, seaman 1-c U. s. Navy, son of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Dusak is expected home in a few days for a 30 day furlough after two years service in the Southwest Pacific.
 Joseph Boylan, South Main St. has received a medical discharge from the U. S. Army after two years service.
 Ronald Reardon, U. 8. Navy sta