The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-24

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Charles Matlock of st. Johns Episcopal Church
was ordained to the DacOnae last week in ST. JOINS
Chapel in Cambridge, Mass, by Bishop Sheriff. OF the
Bay State. :. Fremen Ed 'Red" Calvin Of Naugatuck
of the best mechanics in the department is Vaca
tioning this week at Home Beach. Rev. Edmund H.
Linn former student assistant to Rev. David Gaines
at the First Baptist Church. is mentioning at his home
in L0Ckridge Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Galgota and daughter, Dolores,
have returned from New York AFTER attending the goden
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs George YesaltlS,
former local residents Mr.. YeSats is an aunt OF Mrs
Galgota. The New Workers. are the parents OF nVe
daughters and two and have IL grandchildren and
great grandchid Dolores, by the way, resldent OF
Sunnysde Avenue last month visited her brother Lieu
tenant Xavier Galgota and his better half in McBrd
Missouri On her return she spent few weeks in Miami
Florida, where she acquired Dorothy Lamour TAM
Attorney Bud FeeIey is enjoying life an air
cadet at Seymour Johnson Field in North Carolina.
Terry OConnOr former waiter at Paddy Halls restau
rant is now drawing weekly paycheck as yard
employe of the N Y, N H. and Hartford Railroad in
Waterbury. MIR. and Mrs Perry A. Borden will play
host to the First Baptist Philathea Class at covered
dish supper at their home October 1S.
Jack JOYCE former volunteer fireman in Manga
tuck private with Uncle SAM returns to military
assignments in Texas next Tuesday after spending 70
days leave in the Rubber Town. Since returning to the
borough Jack has managed to walk around plenty ana
his former buddes despite the fact his leg Is in
cast Some time ago while repairing an aerial on q
government plane he fell from the wing breaking the
right limb.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Ventura and daughter,
Elizabeth, are visiting in waterbury. The genial
clergyman pastor of the Italian Baptist Mission
here for many years and holds the same title in
Providence, r.. l. Joseph Dnneny, former first ward
Democratic burgess in Naugatuck is now with Uncle
Sans armed forces somewhere in the blue Pacific.
Tech Corp. Tom "Chick" Carney of Beacon Street
is home on two weeks furlough from Camp Forrest,
Tennessee. Corp. Jimmy Gibbons of the same camp
is also fufloughing here and has Corp Carl Hayes a
Nashville voter, using the guest towels at his home
The latter Is so enthusiastic about military life he
can't wait till he hops ratter and returns to his c. O.
at Camp Forrest. You never heard more convincing
Army man in all your life than this Hayes fellow
Harmon A. GenIot secretary of the Connecticut
Restaurant Owners Association, tells me his Organza
tOn assisted by the Connecticut State Guard send
ing $4,000 cigarettes to servicemen in the European
African and South Pacific This the marvellous
result of statewide drive in 7S1 restaurants which
raised $6,O16.@1 for this charitable purpose.
Louis Pope of Southngton is coming along nicely at
the Waterbury Hospital after undergoing major opera
ton G. Burgess Fisher of Hartford, president of the
Cheshire Academy Alumni Association leaves Septen-
Der % for foreign service Ships Master (A) in
the Army Transport Service. Randall Mccarthy OF
South Elm Street arrived home from Army camp in
the west Wednesday for his first furough since being
indicted. He'll be married to Ruth Murphy of Wocott
tomorrow morning at SIS. Peter and Paul Church at 8
ayem.
Fred QuatranO of MOrningside Avenue, manager
of the Lido Theater expects to hang out the SRO sign
early next Monday evening and boost the sale of War
Bonds in the Third War Loan Drive Every purchase of
certificate at the door will allow two people the
special show representative of the post office will
be on hand to handle the sale of bonds.
japan is going to fine out that you never know how
well off you until you aren't Eastern architect
says many things will beautify the postwar home
We hope lower rent Is of them It hasn't been an
nounced yet where American, British and Russian dplo
mats will get together We suggest Berlin Women
take better Of their hands than mennot counting
poker hands Modern dances look more like race
In the opinion OF reformer. Usually ending neck and
neck
THE GROWER
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