The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
Good Evenlng.

Good Evening
 INyTERMISSION
 (From the Christian Science Montor)
 '. 4, here the year debates which way to go
 Tide undecided now which way @ to run s, d now
 The Ureen-sold fronds reflected the waters glaze
 Reach to touch their gold-@gTeen gree , GounterpsFS t
 At sound in this profoundly silent hour of noon haze
 But here three golden descend
 And slowly indicate the movement of the stream
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 FREDERICK E5R1GHT'
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles semonan of 14s Central Avenue have ch-.stened their daughter Of last mOnt Nevs Marie Francis P. Price of Naugatuck mas Deeh nromoted to a lieutenant by the U. 5. Navy Alter receiving degree from the University ot Clncmnau t enlisted and received the rank of ensign m WIT; anu Mrs Sam Fraval of South Elm Street will celebrate their second wedding anniversary Friday Of ths week The latter is the former Margaret Harrison graduate of St. Mary's Hospital Nursing School
 Sign of the times. local restaurateur accoSted customer who had been bothering waitress one day last week. Said the manager lf you can't Dehave get ont We've too many customers, but we cant get enough employees" It looks like the slogan. 1he customer is alwas right" is out for the duration
 Abie Kelly Crosby High school basketball luminary and member of the state championship team last season leaves today for enrolment at Holy Cross. Frankie summa came home from Narragansett last week With wheebarrow full of daily double dough. Lieutenant John Dunphy is missing from the police headquarteis desk this week vacation Sergeant Eddie Aston IS filling in . Attorney John H. Cassidy's usual wide grin has gained proportions since his victory over the city in the renowned parking meter controversy
 Francis w. Sehna private first class who resides at 295 Wocot Street. is serving with the 1O2nd 4n1al- rv somewhere in the Pacific Fran enjoyed three months training at the Arys Infantry School at Fort Bennlng Ga and was then sent to Camp Banding Fla, rom where he sailed with the popular 102nd He entered tne armed forces March IA, 1941 The Tower IS lnaeoteo to the board of trustees of the Waterbury Hospital for the kind invitation to attend the graduation exercises of their School of Nursing Wednesday evening SepCem Der 16, at the Women'S Club
 Miles R. Long, one of the grandest fellows among my Naugatck acquaintanceS, is leaving the borough September IT for good The genial bespectaced lore man the U S. Rubber Footwear Plant being trans ferred to the companys Shell Loading Factory m Charlotte N C. Going along with him is another reg uIar fellow Jack Glynn, foreman of the boot room The Tower is sorry to see Miles and Jack bid farewell but the other hand tcled to know their new assign YnentS mean well deserved promotions.
 This weeks nomination for Salute to Our Local Medical Corps" who ready to in times of dis aster goes to the Connecticut State Guard Medical De- tachment Sd Battalion, 1st Medical District Recently an order received by the local medical corps to mo- hliZe for maneuverS moments notice. The mln- utemen instantaneouSly summoned for duty were Capt. Dr. Alfred C. Dreher Sergts Isidore Stol, Charles A. Williams Cedric D. Bryan, Joseph J. Gaber Privates Jerry DeMunda, James MacBroom, Francis M Mark ham, John A. Sargent Alan L. Stoddard, David J. Tim mons, Jr., Lyle w. Wright, Michael Zopka. Acting as umpire Mai Dana H Boone of the 1st Service Command stationed at New Haven expressed qualification on the results accomplished by this unit covering Waterbury, Immediately the set up first aid station and cov- cred Chase building Grand Street, the Post Office City Hall and the Stevenson Dam near Sandy Hook These the who will administer to the victims should any nimca visit of planes from Axis nation fly this city They spot doctors who will give the wounded stimulants, apply tournquets to check beedngs and render first aid to alleviate suffering of those wounded they await ambulances to take the casualties to hospitals
 10 Homck is the tops far as hOstesses con- cerned and you doubt it ask any of the gals of the Rowland Hughes office personnel Last Thursday night 50 threw open her Oak Street dOmice to her former store associates and served spaghetti supper that would do justice to the kings high command. Several of the girls obliged to tax their patience to the limit when they refused the pleasure of cutting the spaghetti else do without dessert but the idea