The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-18

dSGOn-LdQl6S CllOTdl CluD VIII 1Cl- der two selections under the direc- tion of William Wehrle at the 7th War Loan rally which will be held Thursday evening, June 21 by the Thomaston Welcome Home and Ad- visory Committee for Veterans of World War II at the high school auditorium.
 The program will be opened by General Chairman E. R. Kaiser of captured the state and New England hoop championships. Cpl Connole on Furlough Cpl. William P. Connole, son of MT. and Mrs. John Connole, 374 North Main street, is spending a furlough here after having com- pleted two years of work in South American and Varibbean area as a member of the Ninth Weather Squadron, Army Air Forces.
 He was In Washington Sunday at- tending commencement exercises of Georgetown University, which he attended prior to entering he service in 1943.
 On conclusion of a Friday fur tough, he will leave for North Car olina, where he will take re- fresher course.
 A brother, It. John Connole of the Navy, is believed en route home from the South Pacific area. He has not been home since Christmas, 1943.
 It. Albert Kievman, who has been stationed in Texas, is spending brief leave at the home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Kiev- man, 113 German street. Jerry Monahan of Southington, former Naugatuck resident, was a weekend visitor here.
 Charles Terry
 Charles Terry of 113 South Main street was hti by an auto which did not stop late Saturday night, MT. Terry told police.
 He reported that he was walking east on Rubber avenue when the ac- cident occurred and he was knocked unconscious by the impact, he said. His only injuries were cuts and bruises on both elbows. Dr. William E. Hill treated MT. Terry, who is an honorably discharged veteran of the present war. Police are investigat- ing.
 Receive Diplomas Nine pupils of St. Hedwig's Paroch- ial school received their deplomas Sunday morning at exercises at the Church at the Il o'clock Mass.
 Rev. Stanislaus Nalewajk, pastor, persented the diplomas and gave the sermon and Rev. John Wanat, assistant pastor, celebrated the Mass.
 Cong. Talbot Home
 Cong. Joseph E. Talbot spent the week end at his home on Walnut Terrace. He came home to attend the graduation exercises at St. Francis school, where his daugh- ter, Barbara was a member of the graduating class. He returned to Washington today.
 Miss Crowley, Speaker
 Miss Kathleen Crowley, Water bury juvenile probation officer. speaking at Communion break fast Sunday at St. Cecilia's hall, said that training in the home and proper environment are essentials in bringing up child well.
 The breakfast was for members of the Mothers Club and for wives of members of St Francis club. It was given by the latter organiza- tion and men of St. Francis club were walters.
 About 30 attended the breakfast which followed the a. m. Mass at which the women received Con- munion in a body.
 Parents must set proper example for their children. Miss Crowley said. explaining that many children be- come delinquents because the par ents do not set the right example.
 Rev. George Dunn was master of ceremonies and gave a short talk, congratulating the women on their attendance.
 Bernard Sullivan was in charge of the event.
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