The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-12

working late into glow
 The harvest yield keeps us busy picking.
 with sometimes kicking
 As the summer speeding, speeding
 It's away to the garden & at m break k. of i'd day, .
 Something quite different for us to do
 oyfuly pick radish or two
 Mrs Frank Casper of Grove Street was royalty feted Tuesday afternoon bounteous birthday party at the happy domice of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cosgrove of Circular Avenue. She's the eldest of five Ford Sisters who occasionally refer to themselves the Five Donnes All married with homes Of their oWn but trey Stl manage to enjoy gettogethels special occasions and are as devoted to each other though they lived under the same room The remainder of the quintet comprises Mrs Philip Kropp of Willow Street. Mrs Margaret Miller of Niagara Street, and Mrs. Edward Curley ST., of Washington Street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Francis Meehan, Jr, of South Street have decided to name their son of August 9th after his likeable pop. Mrs. M. is the former Mary Driscoll daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Driscol, and the Tower is happy to report she and the newcomer coming along as well as can be expected at St. Marys Hospital.
 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly of Vermont Street an- nounce the birth their second daughter, Claire Aice at St. Mary's Hospital Monday of this week. Mrs Kelly is the former Ernestine Cannon Robert Hornbecker is now at the Naval Training Station in Richmond, Va Lieutenant J. G. Clayton Barker IS now receiving his mail at Pensacola, Florida. Harold Sanford has been discharged as Waterbury Hospital patient
 Corporal Thomas "Chick' Carney, former Chase Grand Street Office switchboard operator is with an Army medical detachment in Nashville Tennessee. Corporal Eddie Ragis, son of Mrs. Margaret kagls' returned to Topeka Kansas today after most enjoy able furlough here The former Georgetown basket hall star who earned weekly stipend with the White Cross before joining the cOOrs is plane weight pal ancer in the Air Corps
 y,oitu ic 0oipU tO getting all it's downtown streetr torn up at the same e Some fish have grown very quickly some very sloWly this summer-depending on who caught them; ..,,, driverless auto injured two people in Missouri town It's lucky drivers we've seen weren't n It. Alter all is said and done still do lot more for the effort. Maybe some husbands buy pretty things for the wife in the hope they'll leave her speechless
 Fonsie sirca and Gene Migliaro vacationng in Detroit this week. Ray Clark of the Tax Col ector's Office is confident he'll have plenty to show from his surf casting experiences this week while enjoying his annual nothing -to-do. Ambrose Sculy of Sylvan Avenue, veteran member of our composing room personnel, has laid aside his apron this week and will devote his time to the care Of hls valuable chickens.
 PFC Walter S. Ross, Jr., nephew of MT. and Mrs J. Murray of 603 North Main Street, PFC. Francis J. Perugin son of Samuel Perugini of 95 North Elm Street. PFC Ralph J. Rossi son of MT. and Mrs. Patsy Ross of Piney Grove Inn, RED No. 2, Thomarton, and PFC August E. Ranaudo, son of Lorenzo Ranaudo Of 26S 
 plane mechanics at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School for airpane mechanics spe calizing cargo and transport type ships at Gulpor Field in Mississippi Before entering the service Ross was employed by the Waterbury Clock toolsetter Perugini by the Waterbury Manufacturing Company as hydraulic operator Rossi by his father as head waiter at the Piney Grove Inn, and Ranaudo by the Bristol Company apprentice auto screw machine operator.
 friend of the late Sister Mary Justinian of the Sisters of Mercy who died recently at St. Marys Home West Hartford writes to tell of the good sisters long years of service teacher, part of which time was spent at Sacred Heart School this city The writer, Miss L. Katherine Campon, formerly associated with the Bronson Library says that Sister Justnian was sixty three years in the community, over tfty of these spent as a teacher. Many WaterburlanS, she says came under Sisters guidance, among them Miss Mary Dwyer and Miss Campion of this city, who pays tribute to the late sister in poetry which shall print below The Rev. James Cunning ham who died in 1911 in this city when pastor of St.. Following is Miss Mary Dwyers trbute
 SISTER MARY JUSTINIAN, SISTER OF MERCY
 loved her brother adored Lord
 Called small girls "Sse", always half in jest
 And half in earnest claimed that boys best
 Such scanty memories the afford
 Of who distant childhood poured
 Her passion for perfection
 For living Christi by Him alone possessed
 For sixty scabbard to sword.
 And yet apart from all who touched my mind
 Who trained and trelised this will
 beside their Elder
 The motherly, the vigorous. the kind