The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09

lale GeOTRe ana EllLdDcJIl 0Elost mer. He had resided here sine l932.
 He leaves his wife, Mrs. Louis (HouckD GriSamer; daughtel Linda Louverne Grisamer; fiv brothers, Harry ard Elmer of Mi shawaka. Jesse and Charles Of Syra cuse. Ind, and Ford of Sturgt Mich; a sister. Mrs. Laura Long 0 South Bend, Ind.
 He was a member of the Fore mems club of the Chemical Go.
 Services Tomorrow
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary (kirk Miller, 69, widow of William II. Mi Ter. 2l Woodlawn avenue, who diet Thursday at St. Mary's hospital, II Waterbury, after brief illness, vii be held Saturday at 2:30 D. m. a the Alderson funeral home 20 Meadow street. Rev. Edward R Hance, pastor of the Congregations church will officiate and burial vii be in Hillside cemetery at the con yenience of the family.
 Friends may call at the funera home today from 2 to 5 and from to g D. m. They are asked to omi flowers.
 One Mail Delivery
 Starting today only one mail de- livery will be made daily in the resi- dential areas. Postmaster Frank T Green announced this morning Shortage of help at the post office is the reason for the change, MT Green said.
 There have been two daily deliv- cries here, one Of which took place in the morning and included mai received at 5:30 a. m, the other in the afternoon and consisting of mai from the 8:30 a. m. delivery.
 Under the new setup the carriers will not leave the offlce until 6. m The usual two mail deliveries wil be made in the business area.
 The present arrangement is onl, until experienced help can be Sc cured.
 Qualities
 William Patterson, Jr., l8, son oi MT. and Mrs. William Patterson Central avenue has passed mental tests for the U. s. Naval Academy, Annapolis. he has been notified. He will enter the academy June 1; provided he passes a final physical test He has alread ypasSed pre- liminary physical exam.
 The youth, former Naugatuci High school athlete, is a graduate of the high school and of Bulls academy. Silver Strings. Md. .. -.
 He was appointed to the academy by Cong. Joseph E. Talbot At pres ent he is employed by the Naugatuck Dairy Co.
 Another Naugatuck youth. Law. renee Crutin, son of Mrs. Lawrence Curtin. is at the Naval academy. Ht formerly served in the Navy.
 Suspended Terms
 Raymond Jaeger, l9. 3l Winches- ter street. and John Savage, l8. Denny street, both of Waterbury were given 30-day suspended jai sentences after they pleaded guilty to breach of the peace charges be. fore Judge John P. Jones in Dor. ough court Thursday. They received nolleS on theft liquor charges. or motion of John F. Tobin. Waterbury defense counsel. after the prsecu' tion said there was insufficient evi' dence to prosecute.
 They were arrested as result O. a disturbance at the White Eagl' Grill. Union City, Monday night during which eight bottles of liquol were stolen. Chief John Gormley said. Assistant Prosecuting Attor' ney Terence c. Carmody said war. rants charging three others Thoma. Cronin, i6 Walnut street: Leonard Turro. 20. 39 Academy avenue ana Norman Fran. IT. i57 Orange street with the same offenses have beer issued Cronin and Turro wers bound over to superior court wher arraigned in New Haven city court Wednesday.
 Frank in New Haven city court was sentenced to the Cheshire re- formatory.
 The trio was arrested in New Haven warrants charging them with theft at New Haven of a car ant stripping 1t of i've tires.
 Savage was granted a discharg' on the New Haven charges anc Jaeger was not picked up by New Haven police.
 Theater Party Held
 Twenty members of the Junior Womans club attended a theatei party of the club Wednesday night They went to the State theater. Wa terbury. and later had dinner at The Elton, Waterbury.
 The group included: Jean Holm- berg. Margaret Baldwin. Doris Elizabeth Lundin, Anne Beshrendt. Constance Olson, Cecile Nancy Anderson, Justine Brophy. Eleanor Oemcke. Mary Ann Swan, Barbara Olson. Gladys and Louise Kiely. Victoria Dulepski. Jean Vagt. Lois Hermonat. Helen Reilly. Ruth Luschenat. Lois Benson and Mrs. George Carroll. club adviser.
 Veterans Speak
 Two wounded veterans. patients rom the Avon Soldiers Convalescent home in Avon, Conn.,. spoke to eFn- ployes of the Naugatuck footwear plant Of the United States Rubber %. today. on behalf of the Amer can Red Gross.
 Sergeant Charles J. Paul and Ser 1eant James J. Kearney told the gathering at the footwear plant lbout their experiences with the