The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-20

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In the, the fall all. millinery Ianery crop
With the feather top! EN- EN-.
Mail your Christmas cards early-so they can be
answered Il. There's not much choice for the German
either they take it the chin from the Gesapc
on the from the Allies. Some little folks think
small turkey is better than big There isn't SC
much hash The Wifes bill for Stacks would much
higher she went through her own pockets as often as
she does her husbands Crying yourself limp never is
as nice as being tickled pink
Attorney George Crocicchia, Rocco Dioro, Joe
Pagano, Mickey Romaniello Jimmy Sagnario and Bob
Elliano we're among the many Waterburians who
jOyed themselves at the wedding reception of Billy
Visconti former Torrington High athlete at his par
ents home at Lake Plymouth last Monday
evening Bill that morning promised to honor, love
and obey comely Concetta M. Fusco of Bristol.
Lillian Paxton presented set of rosary beads
and box of candy at informal party this week in
honor of her 10th birthday She still manages to aid
the about war effort by working daily at Scovls
Here's hoping Lii has many more natal day celebrations
Harlan Briggs, one time favOrite at Jacques
Theater in the days of stock is included in the cast
of "Ramshackle Inn to make its Broadway bow.
ZaSu Pitts is to be starred in the production. New
York City is getting than its fill of starlngs these
days and attendants at the City Hall Park where the
birds cOngregate every afternoon muttering dire
things about them. New York's gain is probably
Waterbury's loss.
Adolph Grager received word from his son. Albert,
that he has arrived safely in the Southwest Pacific The
ThomastOn lad has been in the service 10 months.
Rev John McTeague, pastor of ST. Anthonys Church,
Prospect expects banner turnout for the annual parish
turkey bngo party in the church hall next Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Crane of Torrington
have decided to chrsten their of November H. Gilbert
Ardin
Private John Surgener III, of the Marines would
like to hear from his home town friends He's now
with the Recruiting Depot Platoon at Paris Island,
S. c.. Robert ManiOn has been made staff sergeant
with the 513h Service Squadron at Muroc California.
:M Master Sergeant Homer C. Crane is enjoying most
interesting life the Russell Islands His division
took park in the Munda campaign
Robert w. Penfeld assistant manager of the South
ern New England Telephone Company, has accepted
commission in the Navy: Mr.. and Mrs; Antonio T.
Thibaut of 26 Summer Street have christened their
daughter of October 9, Joan Wnifred Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Crockett have moved from Mornngsde Avenue to
Aurora Street. Mr.. and Mrs. William Craig have
moved into the Robbins house ConistOn Avenue
John Eastwood, former member of Boy Scout
Troop No. !, is receiving his mail in of the
postmaster in San Francisco, California Mr. and
Mrs Raymond X Brucker of 144 Grove Street are her
aiding the praises of the Stork who left them baby
daughter November H. :. II. s. Plat IF Newton Ter
race has purchased house on Guernseytown Road.
Private Charles "Chuck" Mccarthy former sports
editor of the Bristol Press is hoSpitalzed somewhere in
the Southwest Pacific where he being treated for jungle
fever and malaria He's been under doctors since
October 25 One of his recent visitors First Lieu
tenant John Cuton, native of Bristol, Army
chaplain Father Culton aSsis pastor of st.
Thomas Church here before joining the coors
Ed bud" Martin of Waterville, former mes
Senger in our advertising department. aviation
radio man, second class, home urough until the
first of next month Since enlsting She lkeabe lad
has plenty of the world but most OF his time
spent in San JUAN Puerto Rico Looking fit as a
fiddle "Bud' is most thankful he's able to be with
his parents Thanksgiving Day.
Frank Olson is Army private at Miami Beach,
Florida. Fred Valerie is year older today Robert
DeJardin of Pearl Lake Road private first class with
the Marines, is enjoying furough here until Turkey
Day morning. :. William Reed of Oakville, seaman
second Glass; is home urough after seeing plenty of
action overseas.
Ellsworth B. LawlOr, of Frederick LawlOr of
this CITY 0as married this morning at st. Francis
ChurcA, TOrringtOn to Isabel M Mccarthy of the
MigeOn Avenue McCarthys of TOrringten John
DePastino of Savings Street. well known Bank Street
insurance and first World War vet and COncetta