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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
WjIIi0ns T. D0ly WgdS INdiGnG Girl Today

Miss Martha Louise AbbeFgeg, dau0f1tey of Mrs, John ]. AbbergeT, AfiGbawata, ind, viii become the bride today of William Timothy DaIy, son Of HAT. and MFS. Timothy Da1y, of North Main Street, at gt. M0niea'S Church, Mishsvaka. 4 bYeakfast and reception viii follow for approximately 20 guests in the Oifveg Hotel, Nisi1awaka.
 Miss AbbeTgeg, whose brother, Thomas J. AtDeFgeT, will present her in marriage, viii be attended by Mrs Bernard ?. fiss, Chi. cagO, Ill, . former clasanate, as fnateon 0f honor, and by Miss Katherine CaTmody, DeS NOines, Iowa, as bridesmaid. Thomas Mi1ls, South Bend, Ind, viii serve e best man, and Prank Sullivan Lowell, Mas, w1ti tfsher. Both are classmates of the prospective bridegroom.
 The bgide-eIect, a graduate of MichsWaka High School and of St. Mary'S College, IgOtre Dame class of 1e4i, iS secretary to the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, CSC. presi- dent of the UntyeFyity of 1sotre Dame.
 An aIttn1ntis 0f Crosby High School, and the University of Notre Dame, Mfr. Daly is n0E ct. tending the LAw School at Nosre Dame. He served with the am- phibious engineers for s4 months including 0vsrseaS duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Lutheran

TH0AAsTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL. Naxsh AEaln Street at Electric Avsnne-The q Eanar KFoa. 'Tear Not Little Flock" P. M
 ION kVAN0El1CAA~ 1ol Chersy stFeee-Ths Rev. N. Einar KFoa pastor, Church sehool. s;Se A M Divine Worship topic. Fear Not. LAtts Floek-. The Church UhO,s VI l.,ns Chr,ssnas music. ie:ss A. M Tuesday. Daughters ef xion VII held first meeting ef N home et Are Jehnson. Te Todor Street IAuIaday. F A Church Chor practice. Friday. P. M Senior Luther League wilI hold JGnaaEy meeting ia the social rooms of the church.
 SsnsI: speas.r 1ss1ss1Ths Rev; Rsssrt Esydsnrses. service. 1l:tk A. M German Service. sermon Teple: "chlldhoea Meets Age" e:So ?. M. Rehearsal of the youth organizations for the eaadsmht service TSe P. M Dec. se-s F. M. JanioF chor ChFilsmas seciaL Pssplss society; Jan t-sP N. ss1lss shelE. Jan = A A Junior confirmation 1e A n. JuliaF eaor n A. M Senior eontirmatioa Jan- is-s P. M- Aanual esa- gFegational meeting.
 C. Mehrmann. pastor Childrsns asEviesa sunday at
 .A Christaa party will he given fer tho ehildrsn after the ssrveaA sunday morning services a 1eta6. Sermon topic ~simon's Phophscy." There win be ne Ladies Aid meeting Wednaaday evening. instead. tt will be hea tho aseend "Wednesday evening e Jsn- Ladlaa Social c1ue wiil meet aa ehs has e Fa N 1Euseat Ia Nansatnek nszt Thsrnday aftsraesA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Miss COncetta Forte,
 Anthony RinaIdi Wed

Miss Concetta Forte, Central Ave nue. daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Vincenzo Forte, and Anthony Rinaldi. of Pemberton Street, were ueses0 in marriage this morning at s:4s o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of LourdeS. A musical program was presented during the nuptial Mass.
 Miss Victoria Greece, as maid of honor, and Annio Rotondo, as best man, attended the couple.
 The bride wore a white gown de- signed with a tulle yoke. beaded around the neckline, a satin bodice, long sleeves and net skirt. Her fin- gert1p veil was held by a beaded crown. and she carried a bouquet of orchids and stephanotis.
 Miss Crocco wore a bouffant gown Of old rose satin with & full skirt, tight bodice. and long sleeves. Her Juliet hat was in the same shade, and she carried a cascade of Briar- cliff roses.
 A reception followed at Sabol's for approximately 200 guests. For travel ing. the bride selected a green en- semble topped by a biege coat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Plans Complete For Franco American Party

Wilfred Bernier. chairman for the New Years Eve party sp0r- sored by the Franco-American Club at their club. hall on South Main Street announced that plans have been completed for the event at meeting held last night, Dancing will be from Q P. M. to 8 A. M There will be plenty of noisemakers and novelties to have Q gay party.
 Albert Poulin is serving as sec- retary-treasurer; Mrs. Wilfred Bers nier and Mrs. Rose Veillette are in charge of the ticket committee. Reception committee includes. Joe seph vachon and Mrs. Rita Levas- seur,
 others on the committee are: Ellie Deperault, Renee Archambault, Roderic Adams, Phillip Russell, Ro- meo Sicard, John Martel, Joseph Caron, Mrs. Aurore Dorval, Mrs. Romeo Dumouchel, Maurice oou- drealt.
 For reservations call Mrs. Wil- fred Bernier, Baldwin Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
More Than 60 Couples Attend AIu11nae DanCe

More than 60 couples attended the dance given by the Waterbury Chapter, College of St. Elizabeth at The Elton on Thursday night
 Present were Miss Eleanore Grif- fin and George McNamara, Miss Mary Hosey and Edward Fitzgerald, Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Culhane, Miss Anne Carroll and Robert Lowell, Miss Maureen Bowling and George Reagan. Miss Lucy Di Stefano and Joey Di Pietro, Miss Margaret O'Connor and Thomas Baiano, Miss Medeliese Dzinsky and Robert A. Jackson, Miss Duttie Harder and William Webster, Miss Polly Walsh and Lyman Webster, Miss Joan Phelan and Edmond Bowen, Miss Mary Lou Parsons and George Lar gay, Jr,, Mir. Mrs. Vincent Tauber, Miss Mary Louise Dillon and Timo- thy Luddy and MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Millerick.
 Also MT. and Mrs. Francis All- man, Miss Mary Mccormack and Donald Thompson, Miss Edna Loz- davsnas and Joseph zibaris, Mir. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Miss Margaret Sheehy and Edmund Campion, Miss Polly Fleming and Louis Di Costanzo, Miss Wanda Polcar and Vincent La Porta, Miss Marjorie Healey and Philip Wild man, Miss Louise Culhane and Harold Cousey.
 Also Miss Julia Meehan and James Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Thom- as F. Casey, MT. and Mrs. William Mcfarland, Miss Jane Keliher and Frank Healey, Miss Mary Louise Egan and Joseph Healey, Miss Ce- cile Martin and Dave Prescott. Miss Mary Bergin and George Stein- metz, Miss Ann Martin and Wade Huber, Miss G. Bulger and A. W. English, Jr., Miss Sally Bradley and Francis Ryan, Miss Mary Beeman. and Daniel Driscoll, Miss Rosemary Naegle and Arnold DiPietro, Miss Marjorie DiPietro and Dr. Ralph Membrino, Miss Rosemary Keenan and William Tobin, Miss Patricia Tobin and Thomas F. Delaney, Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Women's Club to Hold New Yeor's Portv

Members of the Waterbury Women's Club will hold New Years party on Thursday, Jan. 2. at their headquarters on Central Avenue.
 The party will be under the direc- tion of the Executive Board in- cluding Miss Ruth I. Todd, Mrs. Harry B. Williams, Mrs. George K. Cashman, Mrs. Frederick B. Web ster, Mrs. Warren P. Doolittle, and Mrs William B. Reynolds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Methodist

OAACEs fhamaaeoa Avenae-Ths Rev Richard Mutt pas tor. sunday school s:4S 4. I. Remsmhsr New Fay
 VII wn 2s Sas ssrmen sasisSs et the wershiP n lowship 7:So P. M.
 WEST SIDE HILL. West Main Street.-The Rev. Bruce Whttemore. pastor. Church Sehoel s.ig A. N. Faith for lsas' will be the subject ahip. II A N Youth Fsowship supper meeting and Christmas party P. Ii. wasehnisht ssFvies Tuesday. ST. fAULS. Eaat Farm stEese-Ths Rev. Edwin N F. Aempel pastor sunday school s:se A N Possessions that do act Perish wil be the at the wOEship ie;ts A. M Christian Ysaih ciuh s:Ss FesI NeEsh Nah ss s1yngs ssEsses-Ths Rev JaAn ?. Snavey. pastoF. The knoek at the Deer will sermon subject oe tho pastor. ie:9s A M Circle of Cheer. Monday s:iS P ~. Annual Christmas party and eevored dish supper Ne meeting the Waterbury sration Of Meas be Glasses Wsaassday evening stsTy hour for children. Friday P M JuaeF choir rehearsal Friday P. 1 Church eheiF rehearsal Friday. s;sS n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Laura Mc1dale and Frank KeiiheT, Miss Laurene Burns and Peter Luddy, Miss Sheila Shea and Thomas Nolan.
 Also, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Stokes, Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Harty, Miss Joan Mafer and ,. W. Nolan, Miss Mary Gordon Hutchin- son and Myles Mccarthy, Miss Ann Nolan and James B. Griffin, IT,, Miss Katherine Grimm and Wil- liam c. Leeds, Miss Betty Crawford cis D. Altman, Miss Betty Crawford and Robert Negreira. Miss Eileen Lanonette and Thomas Jackson. Miss Claire Lee and John Garrity. Miss Mary RiOrdan and Joseph Donahue, Miss Loretta O'Brien, and George Higgins and Jim Luddy and Mary Boylan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Joseph Jaymes, brother of the bride and Philip Fogg were usher4
 More than 75 VIII attend . re ception at the Parish House of st. Johns Church. Mrs. Bush will re ceive in a grey dress with black accessories and a corsage Of pink roses.
 When the couple leave on a wed- ding trip to New York and Massa- chusetts. Mrs. Burke will wear green suit with black accessories and a black topper. She is . graduate of Crosby High School. MT. Burke is a graduate of Highland High School, Gastonia, N. c. Upon their return they will reside as North Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Eileen Geary
 Bride Of TOday

Ms Eileen Ann oeaEy, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Edward 0eary Of PianteTSvi1le became the bride Of Robert ?. Wood, son Of Mrs. oeohke A. Wood Of e0uthfngtOn this moTn- ing.
 Miss 0eary. a graduate of Lewis High School and the Middiesex School Of Nnrstng. is a member Of the staff at Bradley Memorial Hos pita1, SOuthirgton.
 Mfr. Wood was graduated from Lewis High School and attended Cheshire Academy. Recently dis charged from the Q. S. Army Air Forces after two years service over seas he Is nov attending Trinity College, Hartford
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Young People Will Attend Dinner
 For Joonno SperN
Arthur Studio.

MT. and Mrs. Mark L. Sperry, Of Middlebury, will honor their daugh. ter. Joanna Sperry. at dinner and square dance next Saturday.
 Attending will be Cassandra Goss, Alice Wayland, Rita Lehnquhl, Bar bara Munger, Jane Anderson. Vir- ginia Torrance, Anne Griggs, Royo' Powell, Anne Wild, Patricia Goss Estelle Goss. Edward Healey, Hiram Upson. Jr., Richard Goss, Jr., Cliff ford Wells, Thomas Chase, John Chase, Alexander Campbell, William chittendan, Robert Pieffer, Bryant Hitchcock, Louis Futile, Thomas Quea, Peter Burnham and Stewart Judd, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Catholic

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 oDs Dss and hs Rsv vincent Raass aa ni masss. ss ss 2. 10 and II A M. Rosary and beDedictiOn At ST srAs1sLAUs EOsTKA. SC Ea.. Ear@ s.rss.-Eh.
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 Nesena of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday 7sse gT. MARx MAQDALENEs. 0akyilis. te Bnckingha@ 8tEeat-1he Rev Thomas Hc0arFy. pastor Massea l:ss twe e ens ln tas church feE adnltA ths ether q mL Ths last Mas In a hgh AasA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
ConQreQotionol

OAKvILLE UNION-The Oscar Locke. pastor. Church School 930 A. Cyril Grant of the Hartford Semin- will preach at the public worship. 10;4S NJ sum Lbbey will be in charge of the Junior Pilgrim Fsl- THIRD, Highland Avenue-The Rev, Conner Lswis pas Sunday school 10 A. N. Bethlehem and the Cos pei will be the pastors sermon subject at the WoFshp 10;i5 A. M
 FIRST. Main Street.-The Rev, B Kenneth, Anthony pastor Morning Worship II. Mir Anthony will preach "The of Your Convictions" Church school for fourth grade older s%S A. M, Nursery through the third grade during the church hour 'Open House for all the people of the Church will pc In the The Comrades of the Way. high school group and the Older Young Peoples Group college age and up. viii be hosts the young of the church home from school and college. Miss Ruth g. sperry and Mrs. Ed Moves with John Eusden the committee plan ming it. Robson. of New Britain will be the speak League Monday evening. Jan 6. His subject: 'The Church In the Atomic Age" pr. Mary James. former director of the Wuchang Hospital in China will he the speaker at the meeting of the First church Guild we'd nesday, Jan The Annual Meeting of the First Church will be on Thursday January ls The HSminatns com mittee Is John C. Bradley, Henry L. Grggs and Mrs Fred s. smith
 BUNKER HILL, Bunker Hin Avenus-Ths Alan M Fairbank pastor sunday school. sak A. M. The Man Within will be the pastors subject at the wor- ship. II 4, M Young Peoples home from school and college and the Pilgrim Fellowship Alumni will hold get-together at the parsonage. P Pilgrim yellow ship and Junior Pilgrim Fellowship S;S0 P. M SECOND. West Main Street.-The Rev John c walker. pastor The Old Order Changsth will De the pastors optical manufacturer. will all color lecture Desert Interlude' ct the Forum. 1880 P. M. Annual meeting of the Church Aid. Jan 3. II A. M Annual church meeting. Jan is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Sunday Services in Churches 0f Waterbury and Vicinity

School Movies through the courtesy of the New Haven Railroad will be shown at the Mems Club open meeting for and women. Monday. aJn. g. F M Annual Chapel meeting with supper. Jan. $. 6SO F. M Faseant and Feast of Lights service. Jan. $. P. M PAULS, WatervIle-The Robert Begga minister
 harge of carols and readings with tnterprs tions of sacred literature. II A. Church school te consider program of worship and study based on records young peoples Christian experiences in land. 9;3O A. Nj, Church school pageant and party Friday 7:3O P. NJ. Holy Communion. New Years Day. g A. Nj ALL SAINTS Oakvie-The Rev. Frank squires pastor. Holy Communion, A. N. No church school Family will observed at the worship. II A. M sunday Chrinmas proRraM. S:9O U. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

out the World viii launch IntssnAtiOaai EvaAss- nste Crusade called the 'Figheng Faith Crusade" al this service the Sermon viii delivered Ay Adjusant Van Gould. - MILL PLAIN UNION. Ssuthmnya Raaa-The Rev. LsSa Dickinson. pastor s:9e A M sunday school 1ets A A. Service of Worship sermon. "Wsll Tried" ( P. N Junior Christian Endsavor. P. M High sehool Group Tuesday. P. M Watch Night Party for Junior Christ ian Endeavor and Junior High School young people of the community Wednesday. P N. Official Hoard Meeting saturday. P. N Mems Club newspaper eo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Catherine Clark PIons Weddino

The wedding of Miss Catherine Clark. daughter of MT. and Mrs Harry Clark of Yale Street and James Marion. son of Patrick Marion of Cherry Street, will be held on Monday at 9 o'clock at St Michael's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
LnterdenoninotionQI

SALVATION ARMY, Cherry saEset-Adjutant and MFa John Van Gould officers in charge. 10 4. M. sunday school l1:So A. M-Honsss service with sermon hy Adjutant John Van Gould 'The Accomplishments of True Christian e:lS M-Youas Peoples Lesion
 T:45 F. M-salvation Service with sermon by LL Charles Mcclellan. Tuesday, P. M.-spseial Service for all Savationists. by MEa John Van Gould
 II P M.-Watch night Service. The Waterbury Corps In conjunction with all Salvation Army Corps throaeh-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Emilio Gobrielski EnqoQed to Wed

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gabrielski of Greenwood Street, Union City an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Emilia, to Stanley Slo- geris. son of Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Slogeris of Draher Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
THOMASTON BRIEFS

Services tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church will be Holy Com munion at g AM; Sunday School at 9:30, prayer and sermon at l0:45 AM. Services at Trinity Church, Northfield. will be Sunday School at ? PM, prayer and sermon at 2:30 PM. The Rev. Leonard Smith, rec tor of Trinity Church, will officiate at all services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

1gfg Rapopmt
 was the former
 1Giso Natalie R9bln0witz, daughter M
 MT. and Mn D, M RGbln0w1tz
 Of Cooke Street
 TIW
 to her recent marriage
 tO Mr. EspOpMt, son of Mfr. and Mrs II. RApOport
 0 Norwich.
 They were married
 in The Elton. Mir. RapopOrt
 l. c veteran M
 the Army Air Forces and served in the 'aciftc Theater
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

In Berlin, yellow crosses werW fixed on the windshields of thuse who drove carelessly or caused frequent accidents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Alexander Gregorek Post, No. 572 Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet Tuesday evening, Jan. T, at the post rooms on the ''Old Center School Green"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
HOLLYWOOD
 NOTES

Laeille Ball win play the singer in the film version Of The RBeksteFs- =. Miss ArneF1ca-A9arifyn Bufred got that M-G-M contract after all. The studio reeonsidered after or- igina1ly nlxing her screen tesl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bernier, Jr., Circular Avenue, announce the birth of their third child and second daughter, Gail Francis, Dec. p in Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Bernier is the former Helen Mahoney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Charles Majewski is confined by illness to his home on Chapel Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

William and Lillian Staurt, Gen. ter Street. are visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. Ernest Chali- foux and family of Caldwell, N. j..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

The annual Christmas party for the Chase family was held last night at ose RHiIl, the home of Irving Hall Chase. MT. Chases' brother. Ffede- rick Starkweather Chase. Cnesham Farm, Middlebury, will be host.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sperry. Jr., have had with them over the hOh- day. Mrs. Spe-Tys father. Edwin McBirer. Mrs. Sperry's sister and brother -in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Williams. their daughters. Miss Jane Williams. and Miss Gay Williams. and also Mir. and Mrs. Howard Brundage. all of MontclaiT, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
EDiscoDol

TRINITY, 2s Prospect Street.-The Roger B. T. An derson. pastor A. M Holy Eucharist lO;3O A. M Holy Eucharisl and sermon Christmas Music repeated. ALL SOULS Gloves and Hewlett Street.-The Rev. Thomas |. sinclair, pastor. Church school s;so A. M Holy Communion and II A. M Sunday, Jan. 12. Holy Communion, A. NJ. Church school. 9:3O A. M. Prayer ii A. N. Young Peoples Fellowship s:30 P. Woman's AuEiarys first meeting of i947, Jan. 2:s0 P M Friendly Circle meeting Jan. g. iOsO A. N. Annual parish 1.eetins Feb q
 ST. JOHNS, Corner West Main and Church SFees-The Rev. Francis Ayres. pastor Holy Communion A. M. caros lO:45 A.
 Budde, pastor. servicea and iO:a5 A. M No Church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

MT. and Mrs. Charles Kesson, Newport, R. T., announce the birth of son on Christmas Day in New port. Mrs. Kesson is the former Anne Therese Butler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Butler, Wolcott Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Jeannine Houle. of this city and Rita Lamey, watertOwn. will enter the Order of the Sisters of Mercy as postulants today. The ceremony will take place at St. Joseph's Con- vent, Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
SOciaIS

Joseph E. Mulcahy of Sycamore Lane is spending several days in New York City where she is reg istered at the Plaza.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Births

Dr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Mar kle, Hill Street, are the parents oi son, Paul Hunter, born Dec. 26 ir Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Markle is the former Marjorie Wood Chestnut Hill Road
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
BRITISH BERGMAN?

4SAA4 A A0AM AN31A3AA4aAEAAN
 Director Robert ssodmak said he was the only director in Hollywood English importation Phyllis Cal- vert. (All right ven explain It. with an actress of distinction men of distinction for Calvert1
 Bob Hutton is PhyIls' eO-stag for . film verxion of Rachel Fields Time Out of Mind" Bob made his film debut as the sailor in ~Des- tiration Tokyo"
 That vas my first big break and this role is my second" he told us.
 Slodmak predicts . big future for Miss Calvert in Hollywood-'she's British Ingrid Bergman"
 As both producer and director. Siodmak will give the picture a novel ending-a final reel devoid of dialog.
 'Tts and experiment." he said woopnoAnuSkt. .t-munaDp Dpkstlna mravels without anyone's saying and hope it works- The plot . word = just . terrific musical background"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Excellent skating is being enjoyed at Crystal Lake
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Advent Christian

ADVENT CHhIsTIAN, Cherry btFeet-The Rev Ariel C Answorth pastor Worship subject, "Dvlne Assurance" IO30 A. M. Sunday school ll;t5 A. NJ Gospel Service subject. "MiIesstones Of ls46 P. M Weekly Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7.t6 P. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

It was Humphrey Bogart's ob- servation at a recent big Holly wood party. Bog ie looked over the glittering crowd of gals in ultra fOEmals and guys in white ties and tails and said:
 No wonder there are 90 many diyorceS. in a town where all the girls are So beautiful and all the men are SO handsome"
 CWell. anyway. that's our cleaned tip version of his cOmment.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

1T. JOHN'S WatertOwn sl2 Main StreetThe Rev Ayles P Calvin pastor. The John oConnell. assistant. 7 s;l5 and 10 A. NJ Mass celebrated in Beth ehem a' II A. M Rosary. litany of the Blessed Virgin and benediction at 1880 P
 Sr MlCHAELs ItSt Ihomaston Ayenue-ThSs Rev Guinan Assistant. Masses 7;s0. 2. 10 and Il A. M ST. ANTHONYs, Prospect sOad-The Rev John Me. Tsague pastor Masses at and i0;3O A. M No confes- will heard before Masses Confessions will be heard Saturday at and from to F. NJ ST. FRANCIS, Naugatuck-Tne Rev Paul F. keattng. pastor Masses '. 8 g. 10 and II 4: M rORRINGTON, ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, leo Main Street The Rev Daniel Manning pastor the Rev Joseph Elan the Rev John cavanaugh, and the Rev. Chrlsto- pher Devne. assistana Masses at G. 7 o. i0 and II. Mass at Harwnton Church at e;s0 TORRINGT0N, SACRED HEART CHURCH, He Grove street-rhe Rev John Zihala. pastor the Rev, Mar shall Fip assistant. Masses 6;30 1880, and II. Benedction sunday afternoon at 2;30 rORRINGTOA. ST. MARY's CHURCH Pulaski Street. The John Kowalski, pastor, the Rev. John A. Jankowsk, assistant. Masses at 1880 sis0 and H. rORRING1ON. RS. PETERS CHURCH. East Main Street -rhs Rev William P. BottceilL pastor the Rev Fred Americana Constantine assistant Masses at TO- and IT,
 GOSHEN AND CORNwALLe-Ths Rev Joseph Cunning ham. pastor Masses In Goshen, at and i0;S0 Mass In nuvau at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Boptist

RIRsT Corner Central Avenue Grove Street.-The David P. Gaines, pastor. Looking Backward will be the pastors subject the worship i0;3O A. M His subject at the evening worship will be What Is M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Africon Methodist

MOUNT OLIVE 4. NJ. E. ZION, Pearl street.-The Rev. s, w. Weller pastor. II A. M. The pastors topic will be Love Came Christmas Time" s P MD Meeting of and topic, 'The Advent Hymn" s;30 A. Mu Church school and address the school by the pastor rhe Dove of Peace"
Evening star., 1946-11-24

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