The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-24
Rival Parties Plan
 To Conduct Rallies
 Throughout Borough
Contest Two Weeks Away; Committees Arrange Cam- paign Procedure, Last Minute Details at
 Last Nights Meetings
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Naugatuck, April 24 Republican and Democratic Town committees Monday night mapped plans for the campaign in connection with the borough election two weeks away. The meetings took place in two sep arate rooms in the town hall within 25 feet of each other
 Gardner Wood, G. O. P. nominee for warden, Lt Harold Lewis, town clerk nominee, William Ploski, nom- inee for treasurer, and BurgesSes J. Rudolph Anderson and Domenick De Carlo Snd James Lyon, nominee for third ward burgess, attended the meeting.
 Charles P. Rodenbach, Republican committee chairman, said neighbor- hood meetings will be held in vari- 0us sections of the borough within the next two weeks and major ral- lies will be held May G. It is expect ed three rallies will be held in Union City and one in the Little Italy section.
 Various points to stress in the campaign were discussed and other plans ewre made.
 No dates for rallies were set at the Democratic meeting, Daniel J. Callahan, chairman, said, but he added the party will begin its cam paign soon.
 The committee discussed plans for gttting out a large vote election day. It will meet again tomorrow at 8 D. m. to discuss further plans.
 Pupils Hear Veteran
 Children in this country should consider themselves very fortunate in getting the kind of education they receive, Sgt. Walter Ploskl, of Greenwood street, who was freed January 31 from a German prison camp by Russian troops, told 9th grade pupils in Salem school Mon- uay.
 Sgt. Ploski, who returned home last week, said children in Germany f.avO received some education, all of ik bad. They have been taught to hate, he added.
 The average child in Ems land doe. not have the educational advantage offered in this country.
 Sgt. Ploski, who was captured cn D-uay, June 6, 1944, told of prepa- atio1s for the invasion of France anG. how tension was at peak tht night of the invasion.
 He described life in England prior to the invasion and said American troops formed a nome guard" fN England.
 Miss Helen Moroney, principal introduced him.
 Funeral Today
 The funeral of Harriet Hillmar Hotchkiss, six-year old daughter ci Sanford L., and Elizabeth (Kirk- patrick Hotchkiss of Summit road who died Saturday at the New Ha- ven hospital afeJr a long illness will be held this afternoon at 2:30 in Milford with burial in Allegheny Memorial park. Pittsburgh. The fl = neral services will be private.
 She leaves, besides her parents a sister, Elizabeth Gaylord Hotcn kissl her paternal grandmother Mrs. Harriet Smith Hotchkiss ot Milford; and her maternal grand- parents, MT. and Mrs. Harlow Bar ton Kirkpatrick of Pittsburgh.
 Fined SEQ
 William Lengyel of 56 Aetna strete was fined $2O and costs ir borough court Monday on charge of driving an unregistered auto all6 driving without license. He was arrested Sunday night by Patrol man John Hanley. Judge Thomas Weary, presided.
 Wed Yesterday
 Miss Madeline Benz, daughter ot Englebert Benz, "A Walnut street became the bride of Frederick J Dwyer. son of the late MT. and Ms Thomas Dwyer, yesterday morning at st. Francis church.
 Rev. Henry Dullard. cousin oi the bridegroom, officiated. Mrs. . Charles Sandt. sister of the briGe was matron of honor and John J O'Copnell served as best man.
 A reception followed att he home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Benz brother and Sister-in-law of the bride.
 The couple left on a wedding tril and will reside at 48 North Hoadley street upon their return
 Announce Marriage
 MT. and Mrs. John Curry of Houston, Texas, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Ann to It Robert Patrick Quinn, son of MI and Mrs. John Quinn, Rubber ave- nue. It. Quinn is a member of the Army Air Forces.
 The wedding took place April 2 in Victorville. Calf.
 To Attend Exhibition
 Miss Jane Hubbell, of Goucher's College in Maryland, will make a special trip to Naugatuck this week end to be in the annual exhibition. Formerly, a member of the Older Girls gym class, of the Y. Tumb- ling troupe, and tap dancer, also teaching in this line, Jane will bring her girl friend to assist in a