The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-19

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 Trees and such were upooted
 wind roared and hooed
 and doors
 While it blows and pours
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 Mr and Mrs. Joseph K. Kenny of South View Street are the proud parents of daughter, Maureen Patricia born last Wednesday morning Joe IS better known Washington Hill as Bullets, nickname he acquired when baseball basketball and swimming took up all his spare time. His wife, the former Irene Mason, and the newcomer doing very nicely The Kennys have another daughter Karen Ann, year and half old
 Aviation Student Donald G. Nydegger, 20, son of Mrs J. William Gardner of 1912 Chase Parkway, has arrived at Branch Agriculture College in Cedar City, Utah for of instruction to last approXmatey i've months prior to his appointment as an AVlaton Cadet m the Army Air Forces Flying Training Command During this period he will study numerous academic subectS ana receive elementary flying training. Upon completion o the course he will be classified navigator pilot or bombarder and go to schools of the Flying Training Command for training in these speclal1es
 Adoph Ambrose of 1903 Bank Street, has been trans ferred from the 7l6th Military Police Battalion in New York City to the 41st ArmOred Regiment 1lth Arm Ored Division, at Camp Polk, Louisiana.
 The Germans defeat in North Africa is their worst since 1913 That is thus far Results show that, with the war; America got set to go ahead instead of going ahead and getting upset. It's nice to be the head of the except for the headaches that go with it.
 
 to all of is going to boomerang. Pass the rope Before the OPA set a ceiling price alarm clocks some people reported to have paid high as $9 And they're supposed to wake you up not put you to sleep
 Rev. Thomas H. Dwyer, Washington Hill native stationed in Bridgeport, ordained three years ago yesterday morning Johnny and Joe Griffin of Scovil Street and Vince Mencio of Hamilton Avenue inducted into the Army year ago yesterday. The latter is somewhere in the South Pacific. Bill Sirica, Art Cotter Dr. Frank Camrnisa, Mike Shee han and Benny Yoska joined the armed forces one year ago last Sunday.
 Freedom Series for Catholic elementary schools in this country just published announced by the rector Of the Catholic University at Washington, Right Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Mccormack have been illustrated in color by the well known American artist, Dale Nichols. In the Fourth Reader, it is stated, the land is pictured the missionaries and pioneers found it. The illustrations in the Fifth Reader accompanied by scrptura quotations Dale Nichols is familiar to all through his pictures American country e his honey rural scenes and snoW-blanketed landscapes and red barns
 Private Thomas Griffin, son of MT. and Mrs. Dennis G. Griffin of S3 Scovil Street left yesterday to return to Seman Field, Louisiana, after very enjoy able 15day furlough here. Mir and Mrs. Herbert Pnter celebrated their second wedding anniversary Monday The latter is the former Edith Morton.
 Robert Lange of 56 Center Street has just completed 25 years service a Scovil Manufacturing Company Grinder, earning the right to gold service pin with other factory veterans Bob is a bachelor. Up until the start Ot the war he used to enjoy long walks in the woods. He had a cottage at Quassapaug and enjoyed swimming and canoeing. Since the started though, he's been busy the job there hasn't been much time to enjoy the outdoors Born in Salem Mass achusets, Bob moved to Manchester New Hampshire at the tender age of g. But he had lived long enough in the Witch City to know all the stories of Colonial days there Bob says that Scovll and Waterbury have been very good to him in the last 25 years. He has host of friends and he's proud to consider this his home town And what's more he takes his hat off to the girls in the Grinding Room. He says they're doing fine job, and that's the truth.
 Thomas N. Taylor of 345 Highland Avenue is stationed at the Army Air Forces Basic Training Center at KearnS Utah Sergeant Taylor, husband of Mrs. ive D. Taylor of the address entered the service June 10, 1912. Men at this post trained under the rigorous program of the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command. They learn how to march, of small arms and machine guns, chemical warfare and other kindred subjects while undergoing their basic training. Upon completion of the training the sent to of the 32 types of schools in the Air Forces Technical Training Command for further training. Upon graduation they become the men who really Keep lem Flying"
 Geraldine Beck of 12 Douglas Avenue is pneumonia patient at the Waterbury Hospital. Private Robert C. Seaman of Sudbury Street has been transferred from Birmingham, Alabama to William Northern Field Tulla- homa Tennessee. Genevieve Gaughan has returned from Detroit Michigan where she spent the past two weeks visiting her brother Gerald seriously ill in hos pita there. Gerald is supervisor of the Immigration