The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-25

Officer kathleen
the efficiency of Operator 80 finds space in the current
Bulletin. In the picture gallery is snapshot of the
Waterbury wire chiefs force and House Service group
taken at the home of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Lind,
building superintendent, at CRANKY.
Editor Tall Topper Topics: On Sunday afternoon
October 20, at o'clock at ST. Thomas Seminary in
Bloomfield, there will be great assemDlage of the
youth of the Diocese of Hartford You are cordially
invited to attend The purpose of this gathering is to
dedicate the lives of the boys and the girls the diocese
to Christ the King whose Feast Day the liturgy of the
Church celebrates on that day. The most Reverend
preside Yours sincerely, Rev. John A. Kelly Chair
of Invitation Committee.
Editor, Tall Tower Topics: The Weston College
seismologica Observatory interested in obtaining all
possible data the earthquake of Thursday morning,
October 49, We would appreciate your informing your
readers and requesting them to send record OF all the
Weston College, Weston, Mass Information is desired
especially on the following points:
The exact place where the observer was.
If in building the kind of building, and the kind of
land which it is built crock, gravel SOIL filled
land, etc.
The exact time of the disturbance and how long it
What effects observed Vibrations felt noises
heard things moved, clocks stopped, destruction if
Observations of others.
Weston is cooperating with the U. S. Coast and Geo.
detic Survey in this canvass and all information col
ected here will be forwarded to Washington. Please
accept CnanKS IN advance the courtesy
paper. Very truly yours Laurence G. Langguth, S. j.
Ride 'em cowboy! Zane Greys passing brings
to mind first taste of westerns What plots! what
fights! what cowboys! what plains! And then wher the
popular nOvelists stories made into films. Bill
Hart, the Farnums and George OBrien fitted into a
Zane Grey scenario perfectly. The novelist died Mon
day at his home in Aktadena, suburb of Pasadena.
His romantic westerns always best sellers based
on cowboys and ranch life in Arizona, Nevada and
other southwestern states.
The day of the annual commemoration of the time
ne and she heard the priest pronounce them man and
wife is at hand today for Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Maoney OF Central Avenue Forty years ago this lovely
October morning Ed and Dell walked up the middle aisle
OF the old Immaculate Conception Church East Main
Street where the late Reverend James E. OBrien,
curate here for many years, joined them in the
sacrament of matrimony Dr. Daniel Maoney
best man and Mrs Arthur G. Weed was maid of
honor Mrs. Weed at that time well known locally
as Deal Mccarthy and in late years winters in ST. Pet
ersburg Fla. All members of the bridal party are still
ton However, the E. L. Maoneys will not hold open
house today as Mrs Ed is hoSpitalized at ST. Marys
Ed you know is telegraph editor of the Democrat and
the proud pop OF three lovely daughters and two grand
children His daughters are Dorothy nurse Mae of
the Democrats business department. and Helen of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, now Mrs. Lewis Russell THEY'LL all be
gathered tonight in Mrs Maloneys hospital room and
believe you me what could be sweeter than having all
your loved with you on night like this The Tower
trusts they'll be with one another for many more ami
versarieS to come.
MIR. and Mrs John Hyand of Waterville, and
daughter, Ann, accompanied by Mary Shelley and
Michael Hyland, weekended at the Worlds Fair . Joe
Scacco now working for Bridgeport bakery is feat
ured regularly on w. c. c. every Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons at 4:45 o'clock. His radio name is
Johnny Lawrence. Waterburians will remember him
as the foot three lad who worked Clyde Jennings
at the Elton up until the first of this month He's
only IL years old and weighs but 63 pounds Tune in
some afternoon and catch him. You'll think you're
listening to Johnnie of Phillip Morris fame
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