The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

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 Worst darn hot night knew,
 Never slept wink until 1t was light
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 How're you boys managing for potatoesT EM EN
 Anthony Ranaudo of 61 East Dover Street, former painter now temporarily engaged in the carpenter shop t the American Brass Company is shouting the prasleS of Longlegs Stork It was baby boy born Wednesday afternoon at the Waterbury Hospital to hs charming better half the former Anna Zwolinsky of Union City Passing out the Hennessy Specials for the first time was pleasing experience for Anthony. though he was so excited he offered smokes to the same pals twice The newcomer is to be christened Patrick Allen
 Mrs. Loren Chase will be hostess at picnic at her home next Wednesday for members of the WoInen's Auxiliary of All Saints Church. Jimmy Sciascia is now with Uncle Sam's Army at Camp Gordon, Georgia Herb Darling is enjoying training as pre- flight pilot cadet at San Antonio, Texas
 Tommy Needham has resigned as organist at St. Pauls Episcopal Church to accept position as organ ist and choirmaster at Trinity Church, Thomaston senior at Crosby High School the yo1ngster has been successful reign president last year He also repre- sened the F. at the Concord Conference so you can understand why St. Paul par1shioners accepted ms resignation with regret
 Mr. and Mrs Francis Muligan are celebrating their second wedding anniversary today The latter is the former Elizabeth Bergin. Mr. and Mrs Henry DonOhue will have six candle on their wedding anni- versary cake today. The former Is Boy Scout Execu- tive in Derby and before taking over that position worked as assistant to Waterburys Scout Executive Dave BabSOn.
 Lois Racenet daughter of MT. and Mrs Julius Af Ina 194S graduating class at Watertown High School, had IT candles her birthday cake yesterday Private and Mrs Alfred Greece of 326 South Main Street have decided to chrsten their son of August 15, Richard Alfred The proud Momma is the former Angie Ando- lima. Her husband is currently overseas with Uncle San's armed forces as an Army private
 A baby daughter, Karen Ruth born last Saturday at St. Marys Hospital to Private and Mrs. is the former Rita Sheehan of South Main Street. The proud pop stationed at Army Air Base in KearnS Utah, has been granted military leave exten- sion to celebrate the arrival of the first child.
 
 Mickey Manganaro, better known to local boxing 1ans as Genaro is in Birmingham, Alabama, visiting few Waterbury buddies at Fort Mcclellan He's stiff with the athletic division of the U s. Navy at the train ing station in Great Lakes Illinois Herbert Stbck is now Radar operator aboard F. T. boat in foreign waters. George Vallerand is with the Marines some where in the Pacific area.
 Mrs. Margaret Ragis of Central Avenue, whose son, Edward is an Army corporal in Denver Colorado likes her job at the new Clock Shop plant in Middlebury and feels she's doing her bit for victory Even admits the graveyard" shift agrees with her. .. James "ShimmerS" Sheehan of Engine in Brooklyn hopes to catch few fOur-fOrty shows in New York City this weekend. He boarded afternoon choO-chOO yesterday, though he just made it by the skin of his teeth
 Tall Tower Topic. . The bombing of Italy'S famous Leaning Tower of Pisa reminds us that our striking railroad station tower is copy of the in Pisa. AS we know from early history the Leaning Tower dates from 1173 when it started by Romano Pisano. The freak tower does bit of leaning each year, of the wonders of the medieval world The only irreguarty about local replica is that the clock seldom if ever goes, but the tower is all right, and that's straight
 Mrs Rose Sandy and daughter. Carol, with Carol piPetta of Cleveland Ohio, using the guest towels of Mr. and Mrs Sal Borrelli of Cherry Street for a few days Before the Borrellis get through showing them the Brass Center of the World the Ohioans may want to forget they ever come from Cleveland.