The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-01

38# Red coated riders will
Enthusiasts go to football games I IN , ilockS'
your tresses of red and gOd'
3 Harvest suppers hunt breakfasts hold fort
Slowly surely the days real short
will urkey be
ror Summer has gone and the days grow
Jerry Brown, nephew of Patsy Brown, is back in the
United States after being many, many months
He's now sergeant at the Medical Hospital Ship Platoon
at Camp Stoneham California The country is dry ana
dusty there and Jerry claims they haven't seen rain IN
10 long weeks However, it's quite contrast TO the
weather overseas especially Iceland where he was sta
toned most of the time.
Edward F. Babin of 3O7 Fairlawn Avenue, assistant
furniture buyer at Rowland Hughes Company and
brother of genial postmaster will retire this week
after rs years of faithful service with the Bank Street
store . d. Staff Sergeant Donald G. Enhard of 285
Grandview Avenue recently made recipient OF the
Eighth Air Force medal.
John "Unex" Capuano of Washington Hill, former
manager of the Sacred Hearts baseball team in the City
Amateur League will take his better half to New York
next Saturday to catch the Notre DameArmy football
game at the Yankee Stadium TSgt. Samuel E. Patoin
Of Watertown and TSgt Melvin Cole Of 46 Star View
Avenue are among the IT, S. Air Force men recently
decorated Both were recipients of the Purple Heart
Gene DAmbrOsi, husband of the former Angie
Carserino of Wolcott street. is enjoying wel-earned
furlough after years Army service The
young soldier has capacity for picking merry details
from what might otherwise be sOrdd tales and has
been in popular demand among his many Waterbury
friends of the best stories heard is that of five
dollar egg dinner purchased somewhere IN munger
swept battle area.
Janet B. Merrill of Naugatuck was elected secretary
OF the Connecticut librarians at the fa convention IN
Hartford last Friday Rev. Alan M Farbank has
arranged evening of music at the Bunker Hill Congre
gatonal Church week from tonight featuring Mrs
Helen Heebner pianist Mrs Beatrice Freethy soprano
solois and Norman D. Hovey organist. An offering will
be taken for the relief of Bunker Hill boys who war
prisoners
Joseph Galasso, scoutmaster Of Troop 16, Boy
Scouts of ST. Lucy's Church. is doing grand job with
the North End Good DeederS Three of his contingent
Ventresca John Jessel and Ralph Cappella passed
tests at the last meeting at the church John
Summa, of Judge and Mrs Charles Summa Of 677
Cooke Street. enjoyed inspection tour of the Demo-
crat last Friday. Johnny Wrenn acted as his able
guide.
Things looking brighter in the u S. coast areas
Diout regulations have been abolished It's ques-
ton which is doing better job of turning material
over to Russia - Uncle Sam or the German soldiers
Being cheerful at breakfast is just habt-lke lying
about your golf score. Another argument for slow
eating is that what you get to- chew at all these days
certainly is worth chewing well. The frost is on the
pumpkin-and the shock is in the price
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Sperry and SON, L. p, Jr,
registered at the Hotel Biltmore in New York
Ditto for Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Plehn of the Ltchfeld
Plehns. MIR. and Mrs Joseph Carolan celebrated
four years of welded bliss last Tuesday The latter is
the former Alice Miller Attorney Irving Johnson
was a year older last Saturday. Ditto for Mike
Sheehan of South Elm Street, now in Uncle Sans
armed forces
Don NOonan of Highland Avenue twin brother of
Dave Noonan is home until tonight brief furlough
away from Seabees duty at Davisvle r. L. where ne Is
rifle instructor In the service year Don has been
stationed at the post since enlsting several
months after graduating from Santa Clara University
His brother Dave is at GuIfpor Mississippi ready to
embark for the South Pacific any day now.