The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-24

When the cats away the mice will play That's the situation with motorists who frequent Highland avenue LOW that there's policeman patrplling the beat The motor patrol drives by few times day, but they're not stationed there long enough to put stop to the speedsters who endanger the lives of many pedestrians
 From the rotary traffic sign to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a stretch where drivers love to step on it. Some time ago when Patrolman Michael
 Karpeman stationed there, this was not the case
 J. w. McGbbon, chief electricians mate and Navy Recruter locally, tells boys graduating from high school who are sincere their desires to further their education and knowledge combined with travel, have the opportunity of doing so by applying for enlistment m the U S. Navy at the local station in the post office building The Navy today with it's tremendous educa- tona facilities courses and schools offers these oppor- tunes to only those who they desire to advance themselves and their station in life. Any deserving boy who is anxious succeed and interested and with conditions such they in the commercial world of today where employment at it's best is none too good has the opportunity to learn of the 57 different trades that available in the Navy providing that the boy has proven himself of the caber that has the nita- tive ability to succeed pay attention to detail obeys orders promptly and efficiently and maintain good record McGbbon also states, that of the some 92OO0 men in the United States Navy at the close of the Navy fiscal year of 937 which falls the first of July of each year. that there approximately 320OO promo tions that onethrd of the entire Naval personnel advanced to the next highest rating or position
 Rita Monnerat and Jean Quigey enjoyed refresh
 ing dip in the cooling waters of Sandy Beach Wedncs- day night. They cut mean figure from the board and when they're in action spectators all attention
 A. Guilbert of PAP Walnut street. University of Yer mont freshman, was awarded the Champlain Sabres Cup for competitive excellence in the manual of at the recent military inspection at the Burlington
 institution .. Danny Gugotti, mayor of Platt street. today received his driving license. Today he is
 -. Mrs. William Carew of 34 Merose avenue honored the Tower with generous contribution of tinfOl yes terday. She's a consistent donor and her frequent offerings will bring sunshine into the hearts of
 little Chinese lad in the Catholic Foreign Missions
 Jewels of Brady. The saga of Diamond Jim Brady has already been preserved in print paper and picture celulose nitrate ms). There wouldn't seem to be much more to write or photograph about this famous American character of bygone days But some of his priceless possessions still being used Para mount has just borrowed Bradys famous sapphire sute In it included cuff lnks stckpn eyegass case and
 few other pieces of jewery which altogether made Dia nlond Jim sartoria creation when he appeared with them He had other phobias about jewelry and he indulged in them to his hearts content. He once had a locomotive made out of diamonds and it to first nights This too has been borrowed by the movies to be used part of some performers costume.