The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-28

Ed Darling of New York visitor in Waterbury during the past week Ed left Waterbury more than quarter of century ago and has been in theatricalS eyer since He has represented many of the tOpnOtch people in the profession well as acting as booking agent for the big vaudeville chains. His work has brought him every country in the world in search Of talent to entertain the American public Ed IS still
 interested in Waterbury and likes to talk to old ac- quantances about his old high school days at Crosby
 Mike Leon of Franklin Street has just purchased . new 1922 super Buick sedan. The best is none too
 6 S Soesn t Sa0 his buddes to known birthday Jennie Recchia Mary Forte, Mary An celli and Lillian Gargon took in the recent YaleArmy bame next Saturday {. 7. Mary Muligan of Cypress Street celebrated another natal day last Thursday Miller put his new band into rehearsal Saturday He's been signed for test series of records by CABueoro
 Prepared on the specific direction of Congress a new map of the United States has just been printed It measures by and is most complete in its data. You'll even find it such islands Rowland, Wake, Jarvis Enderbury, Canton, Midway and Baker. Then the great government dams-Grand COulee, Lake Mead Bonneville, Shasta, Frian Parker and Imperial are there too as well as Mount Rushmore National and all such No price has yet been set on the map but copies will be obtainable from the Super intendent of Documents, Washington D. C.
 Writing to friends in this city Captain William Deadly of the 102nd Infantry, Camp Banding, says: We have had of the biggest maneuvers in the history of the country and all Waterbury boys did swell ob We are now getting ready to leave for North Carolina and will be way in few days. In coming back to Banding the boys all had fine trip We crossed Lous ana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida The trip great education for lot of the boys and they did enjoy it. We have fine bunch of boys from all over in our outfit. In my company alone we have boys from New York Chicago Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee Louis ana, and Florida And they mix very we'll No trouble at all l am happy to command such fine bunch of boys. do hope to be able to get home for Xmas, months nova long time to be away from home and family and friends. Best regards to all. William W. Deadly
 Andy CiarlOne, the popular jeweler, isn't getting much rest these days he gets his baptism by political fire in the North End Moe Egan, we'll known city welfare worker, can recte the roster of the 2OSth Coast Artillery batteries at Camp Edwards backwards and forwards Omer E. Theriault and Eddie Smith the only Waterbury boys stationed with the 18th Observation Squadron at Jacksonville Florida.
 Bill HOmCk had all the football experts in the Demo crat office stumped Saturday when he went into his
 flying dervish" trance to pick out five straight win nerS in pool
 Heard in passing. :. Years ago there were hitchng posts in front of business establishments and homes where horses might be tied. Today have meters poles that automobiles may be legally parked. All the fruit and vegetable stands throughout Connecticut crowded these fall days but you can't find sheep nose apple at single of them, russet for that matter. Horseback riding is definitely popular sport with old and young of the city today There many riding schools the outskirts of the town and pleasant weekends the horses the go from early until late evening. Few motorists driving the intersection of East Main North and South Elm and Cole Streets today recall the pleasant little park with its pool and fountain that was known Stanley Park . And even the old horse trough at East Main and Vol colt Streets memory that only the oldtmers