The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-13

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S13cfI7; In1nlnR;a,,5l BY THE MAN IN Tu TOWER
Good Evening.
RESPITE
a breath Of baamc spice
The beds Of cleaning ing rice ei''''
And in their ample liquid chairs
Who respite for the night have found
anu - DANIEL B sTRA1EY
!: Lila. judd assistant to Superior Court Clerk
James E. Mcknight, who has enjoyed the thrills of
horseback riding in Idaho will describe experiences of
packing camping in that state at a meeting of the
Married Couples Club at the First Methodist Church
next Tuesday evening at S:15. In addition she will
show some very scenic motion pictures
Mr. and Mrs Eprem Hakian of 80 Willow Street have
decided to christen their of November 2, Ronald
Charles . James V. Cuddy of Naugatuck who left the
University of Connecticut in June with the second year
Advanced ROTC, has been commissioned second lieu
tenant in the Infanrys Officers Candidate School at
Fort Benning, Georgia.
MIR. and Mrs. John Beere of Walnut Street will
have IL candles their wedding anniversary cake
next Wednesday, Mrs. B. is the former Mary CarmOdy
while MIR. B. is of the most ikeaOle chaps in the
plant protection department at Scovirs
"Japs Land Isle" = newspaper headline. And
next we'll read "Allies Land Japs." The young
chicken we've eaten in restaurants indicates that
youth will not be served Since oysters came back it is
estimated that nine million pieces of shell have been
mistaken for pearls. Hunting brings the only
way of getting ground hog without lot of ration points
80. Advance prediction what the wel-dressed German
leader will wear in 1944-a rope!
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Senior of 65 Plaza Avenue
have decided to christen their of November g.
George Calvin ii. President Harold Ashley will lead
dozen more Lions Club members to New York City
tomorrow to the Chicago Bears and New York
Giants in pro grid clash. Albert and Robert
Enamat of 1877 Alder Street. sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Enamait honor the Tower with very generous
batch of tinfoi.
Mrs Raymond w. Shove of 70 Oak Hill Avenue is
enjoying much-nceded vacation in Boston where she
claims lobster dinners the best in the New England
States. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams of Watertown,
and their children Helen and Harry recent guests
of Mrs Minnie Brown and Ethel Brown of New Haven.
Bozrah, Conn., after visiting her son-inaw and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Latin of Watertown
Raymond "Babe" Tracy is back on the job publiciz-
ing the sale of War Bonds in the local after siege
of illness Joe Orlando who never lets his right
hand know what his left is doing he thinkers with
the innards Of the city in the municipal garage,
has mapped out plans already for his 1914 camping
Johnny Rock and "Shimmers" Sheehan
hope to be the 50-yard line for the Giants Bears
pro football game in N Y. c. tomorrow One of the
ctys OCD fire-ghting pumps will be loaned out to the
Bristol Company at Plats Mills for the duration very
shortly
John "Rixey" Dwyer, sage of upper Lounsbury
Street. and Vim Maloney Jr sports scrvener sat within
stones throw of each other in the press photographers
section the Yankee Stadium last Saturday during the
Notre Dame-Army football tussle Former Alderman
Joe Ashausky is catching up his local correspondence
OF late days from Army rest camp in this country
where he recently arrived after lengthy and active service
somewhere in the Pacific
Good Night
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