The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-02


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 ing for green light.
 Herve Cantin has rejoned his outfit at Camp Bland ing after one those furoughs the City that could only be described "the best time ever' Art McDonald paid flying visit to his old Alma Mater, Holy Cross College this past weekend before returning to Washington where he expects to wind up his studies little later this month and join the Naval Training recruits Francis Johnson of this city, Annapolis grad and moving right along in naval ranks may find himself in the thick of things anyone of these days what with reports of Jap subs lowering in the waters off Kodiak Alaska, where he is in charge of operations. Louis Manzo had to see the New Year in from bed the popular West End meat packer laid with bad cold
 It's grand old flag Despite the illnesses that have laid him low George M. Conan remains cham pion flag gwaver in the song world and to his host of previous patriotic numbers well Others Jerry "grand old master" has added For The Flag For The Home For The Family If it comes up to "Over There' of World War fame or Cohans earliest great number, "It's Grand Old Flag" this latest martial air will certainly entitle Mr. Conan to undying fame beyond the present measure he enjoys As in the past Vogels continue to publish George M Cohan's famous American songs and doubt in another week you'll be beating rapid time to For The Flag For The Home, For The Family
 Bert Acosta, transatlantic flyer well known in the Naugatuck Valley, is seriously ill of obar pneumonia in Bellevue Hospital New York No visitors being ad itted Doris White of Bristol recent graduate of the Waterbury Hospital Training School Nurses been named night nurse at Taft School, Watertown Doris DeLage of Southington sporting engagement ring which Frank Addessio of this city slipped her finger recently. Mary Abrams) Elaine, of Hollywood fame celebrated another birthday today She played the leading role in the AWaterbuy movie not so long ago.
 Sergeant Freddie Velette of Madison Street is probably back at Camp Banding by this time after enjoying Christmas furlough at his home He found time OO to show his former workers the Democrat Circulation Department how to execute few military maneuvers Christmas decorative getting Ohc'o and oIc3 o,I pedestrians the Immaculate Conception rectory, as we'll as the huge tree near St. Francis rectory Baldwin Street. And, of course the residence of Charles Templeton Country Club Road never fails to draw attention And Merrill Street the cynosure of many eyes this year where the duplex home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Dalton and MT. and Mrs w. H. Frey most attractively decorated from top to bottom
 Connectcuts deer herd. Never knew did you, that Connecticut has an estimated 5000 deer wandering around through the Wds of the state? Wel the State Board of Fisheries and Game says have and it's is verified by U S. Fish and Wldfe Service Under the law only landowners and essees their neal descendants and regular employees may obtain permits to shoot them. Back far 1642 the state board says General Court of Connecticut ordered citizens not to buy venson from the Indians and in 1877 transportation of hides forbidden. By 1898 there general protection for deer all through Southern New England In 1893 the Legislature put closed ban ten years and this period was extended first to 1911 and then to 195 when landowners were allowed to shoot deer dam aging their crops On the basis of the present law grant ing certain permits and the limit the grazing range the number of deer will probably in the neighbor
 
 Eddie Bud" Martin, former stereotypng appren- tice in The Democrat will be full fedged ''gob'' in few days He has just enlisted in the Navy and takes off for Newport today Winnie Sanz sporting around in a dandy new 42 Odsmobile. He just beat the gun on the limitation and is the 'vlle .youngster happy. Roger Nelson of Sheffield Street doesn't know whether this is winter summer Every time he goes out to try his skates Hancock Brook he falls in and has to swim out Mrs. Peter Garrity of Fort Hill is shivering these days and you can't blame her. She had enjoyable two weeks vacation down in Florida, where it's nice and right now just the opposite of Waterbury weather.