The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-02
Professional photogra-
Photographers mourn

Photographers mourn Professional photogra- phers the nation have to sorrow these days The dean of their craft has died William Henry Jackson photographer explorer artist, and Civil War veteran died Tuesday in New York City at the age of 99 Wltn his father before him the Jacksons had proDab covered more territory and taken pictures than any two ot daguerreotypist Mr. Jackson pictures o the territory now known as Yellowstone National Park were respon- sble for the government taking over this land He o- lowed the Union Pacific Railroad builders rom Oegn ming to end with his camera Early in the Far West were taken and ultimately became prize posses sQs He went the world for Harpers Weekly With his trusy camera companion. Back in 1924, some what tired from his many long and arduouS tr1ps ne started to write about his explorations and adventures book "Time Exposure" by him is practically history of picture making and cameras in the United States
 Young Bill and Dave Roland of Euclid avenue will he studying the tides for the rest of the summer at Notchkiss Grove BranfOrd. Bill was just graduated from Kingsbury school The boys also expect to inn prOve their swimming strokes and do Dt OI Doatlng and camming on the side.
 Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mernbrino of Prospect observed their fifth wedding anniversary yesterday Jo you know is member of the Wiby High faculty while his better half is the former Meba Ross Jack Hebert has re- turned daily factory work after major operation
 Fred Riccardi says the next time he plants trees Ill his Woodtick Road yard he'll purchase them from a nursery He given two dozen free last fall and a- though he took pains in transpanting them every died Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cluney of Wolcott Street were married 16 years ago yesterday
 Mr. and Mrs Edward MaSi of 142 Russell Street were paid their initial visit from the LOnglegs Stork Tuesday night. It baby boy born at St. Marys Hospital Ed is veteran buffer at the Waterbury Mfg Co., while Mrs Ed is the former Sally DiVito Mr. and Mrs Tony Cofrancesco recently celebrated their second wedding anniversary Tom McAvOy travels to Lake Candiewood each weekend to help friend build a cottage, but according to reports, more time is spent trying entice the fnny tribe from the wa tery depths than on the carpentry work.
 Nap Blanchard spent part of last weekend in New VnrS md he pairing blowout of his next to new tires How ever he forgot to acquaint himself with the knack Of changing tires the modern and much to his sor- row found out that the fangled jack is quite con traption MT. and Mrs. Ralph Mastrianni of Fair field Street celebrated their goth wedding anniversary yesterday Corporal Sam Carlone is serving Uncle sam somewhere in the Pacific Ruth Reichenback of Bun ker Hill has returned from vacation in Lakeland, Fla
 Editor Tall Tower Topics Greetings from us, the Sweetbriars Sorority, vacatOning here at Wilde mere Beach, Milford We started the week off with plen ty of boating and swimming and followed it with birthday party in honor of Tina C. RanadO and S. DO lores Paolni Others here with us are Bertha PaOnl, Marie Leon, Rae B. Datele, Ida Yannatt, Connie Morea Jennie M DOyOn, Anna PaIOnics Rose Guerrero, Glare Maoran, and AngeIne Tartagia Sincerely, Sweetbriars Sorority.
 Thomas F. Freney known to us here in Waterbury as Tom of the citys outstanding and highly re- Spected citizens By vocation he architect by aVo cation the theater his chief interest in life Tom Freney probably the best informed man on things theatrical in this city He had deep interest in the stage and amateur theatricals in this city directed and finished off by him He the theatrical lineup of the past and present If important question to be de- cided to the identity of actor or actress or what year such and such play was the boards Tom Freney safe to call The Tower very often got in touch with Mr. Freney when important theatrical question to be decided His collection of programs of plays of the old theatrical days in this city, are told, was sizabe To Knowledge one other collection was outstanding and that belonged to the late Thomas Walsh former Senographer of the superior court in Waterbury Tom Frency will be missed from community life Of the #