The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-27
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Are introduced again to bride
 There's little left of the old year.
 Passed events are out of focus and queer ENa EM
 Morse w. Engelman of the South Main Street Baby shop bearing that selecting the best in the store for the eight pound his lovely Misss presented hn December 19 at the Waterbury Hospital. The newCom CT will be tagged Barry Joseph A. Fibre of Oavllle and Julia J. ScOcchera of TOrringtOn were granted marriage license in the New City the other day First Lieutenant J. Smith has been transferred from Bat tery to G in the National Guards Richard C. Baker of Cheshire and Norman N " Bole of TorrngtOn have been admitted to the Officers Reserve Corps Both are Second Lieutenants, Air-Res.
 Reindeer ahead An excited hiker raced into the lobby of the Bear Mountain Inn day recently to ln- form the manager John Martin that there were reindeer strong along the roads through the State Park He said he saw eight of the animals along dirt road near Arden N Calling the park forester William Gee this official immediately knew what had happened. Part Of Bear Mountain State Parks herd of elk, numbering 53 animals had managed to force their way through the wire e- closure which pens them into some 300 acres The chase was on but forest rangers said 1t probapy would last all winter as the eight elk which escaped have tree side Don't suppose they'll come like Little BoPeeps sheep will they? These elk have an interesting history They part of or descended from an original group o elk that were shipped east from Jackson Hole county in Wyoming back in 19l9 when all wild life was dying for lack of grazing and particularly bad winter 75 elk came East but only IA lived through the first winter n Bear Mountain State Park From the fourteen fine herd de- veloped which usually is kept between 50 and &C.,
 White line man Many times the presence of Che white line down the center of strange highway
 
 returning nOtOrist has found this same white line 1n valuable in finding his way through dense fog We'll the man who Is generally credited with orig mating the idea for the white line through the middle of the pavement is dead He was Newton H. Moore of xanesvile, Ohio and automotive authorities and high way builders say he thought of the white line back in 1914 His life profession for sixty years was with weII-knOwn manufacturer of hOrse-drawn wagons
 Christmas cards to the Tower are gratefully acknol eged from Lou Smith of Columbia Pictures in Hollywood, Francis Brick Cliff McHae Jackie Bannon Mir and Mrs. John Keeley MT. and Mrs. Chester May, MT. and Mrs. Bud Geoghegan of West Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Mr. and Mrs Wallace Legge of New York City, Kathryn Martone Molie and Shirley stickles Jeanne Aurise Jacquene Julie Phil and Midge BrodeCr Dr. and Mrs August Reed, Mr. and Mrs John Babin, James Pampei of New York City, Norma Nell and Stella Johr- son. Joseph Dilberto MT and Mrs George Cr1ickshank of Oakvie, Rocco Mara of Oakvle, MT and Mrs Henry Donohue of Ansonia Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guzzard John J. Holhan and the Immaculate Conception Bowling League Mr. and Mrs Lou Cronan of HarWinton, Mi. and Mrs George Bra of Hartford Joseph Hedt of the Theaer GuildIn New York City, Leo Conway Joe Samoska, Mr. and Mrs Martin Brennan, MT. and Mrs Ralph Devino Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Donahue, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hurley of New Haven and Alderman and Mrs John Kopcha.
 Mr. and Mrs. William stanton of Coo Street very quietly celebrated their first wedding annver. sary yesterday. She's the former Lillian Thorn and he's the popular baseball league umpire. vinny McElllgott of LunnyS funeral parl0rS was wee bit Fecent about telling his friends how old he was yester day Dr. and Mrs. Francis F. Barnes heard the pastor pronounce them man and wife four years ago this morning. She's the former Marguerite St0ddard. (. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DAmbrOsi of Walnut Street will have 27 candles on their wedding anniversary cake eOmOFrOw.
 They're still coming in from all corners of the earth. This mornings mail brought cheerful Yulede greetings from Kay Kyser Carolinian whose ork struck luckily in the hearts of all music overs Mary Elaine now earn. ing weekly stipend working before cameras with her sister In Hollywood and known as Mary Abrams when she went to Catholic High School; Tommy TaVano Of the