The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-05

Tommy Carroll of William Street celebrated a birthday April Fools Day. but kept it secret unti! the Central saf has been called to the leadership of the Red Triangle at Aver Mass, near Camp Devens Avenue have decided to their of March 3O Harold Frank White, 3d. John Andrews, Jr, of 46S West Main Street has joined Uncle Sams Navy. Leon J Lockwood private in the 102nd Infantry with the National Guards at Camp BIanding, Fa has been made ], member of the 4srd Division, Regimental Band.
 thought of changing their with each additional marriage Pity the poor Atlantic salmon. At their first conception they m nG 1 hs male e1 roe o spawn; individually they are aggs. From the eggs emerge the fry With absorption of the yolk sac, ling As lingering it is first parr, distinguished by finely stppled Pgmented bars on the sides With loss o these parr markings becomes svery fingered snolt
 solt may remain in the river several years Finally it descends to the where it is grse the adolescent fish, It continues to grow to adult size and gets back to the far reaches of the tributaries where was born Here perpetuaton begins And the salmon ready for death by old age is known as ket ... Wildlfe News Bureau.
 MT. and Mrs Badger Perrin of Winchester, Mass. are sending out announcements of the birth of son. Peter, March 29. The proud momma is the former Christine Engee daughter Of Dr. C9ares s S Engeke x Alphonse Sca of Knoll Street had three candles on his birthday cake Friday Mr. & and Mrs Louis .,. A. seventh wedding anniversary, May 2. Irving D. Spers is passing out free tickets the annual Passion Hay, From Manger to IhfOne, Wncn WILL DC preSenteW at the Second Congregational Church, April IT, 18 19 20 and 21 The role of Chrstus will again be portrayed by Brandt Tefft of Yale Divinity School
 If you're dog-lover you're familiar with the fine work that the late Charles Topping Ingee has done for years with various breeds of dogs We say late because Mr. Inglee died after long illness this week at his New Jersey home For some six or seven years he was the main cogwheel in the running of the American Kennel Club. But 1t breeder that he won preeminence. No did to popuarze the breed of Gordon seters in the states than he and he was familiarity known as the ather of the American Gordon Of recent years he had not done much work with this breed but most Gordon lines in this country be traced back to his kennels His estate at Dunelen, known Inglehurst often accommodating as many 100 dogs of such breeds as the Irish setter his first love- pointers cocker spanes beagles wrehared fox terriers bull terriers and coies In addition there chickens pheasants cows horses and even rabbits Ill health made him live life in the open where he cultivated his first love for dogs was one that remained with him all his life.
 Former Alderman "J0e" Alishausxy writes to Holy Cross friends back home here in Waterbury that he is "Bunking here Camp Edwards) with many local lads and having dandy time. ." The ex-legislatOr was among local inductees who reported at Fort Devens last week and after prelminaries transferred to Cape Cod where he remains he will be stationed with the 2O8th Coast Artillery in which two local batteries with fine complement of local soldiers. Attorney Br'
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