The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-22
Good Evening.
M BY THE MAN IN TU TOWER

Good Esening
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kunde of 80 Putnam Street
will never forget Wednesday of last week. IL was q
habv dauphter . Rev. Joseph VaentiejuS, pastor OF
St. JOsephs Church. ordained to the prleStnOO0 %
year ago Saturday Supernumerary ana WIS
Saturday. The latter is the former Vloet xuSAiS VI
WoIcott.
Mike Leon claims with the deer season opening in
some states the animals will be priced more than ever 1o
their points The theory of some apartments seems
to be that children should be seen and not nad 1o
can hardly blame the north wind Tor WnlSCung' 1tS
gong south where it's warm writer raises the ques-
ton GLOW will men of the future look?" It all depends
Early bird that is getting the worm rlgnt now
Helen Keane of Greeneaf Avenue celebrated her
25th year as empoye of the Connecticut Light ana
Power Company recently Transferred from the Local
office 1926 she has spent IL years at the HartOo
office where outstanding tribute was pald her: -.
Nicholas Mecca is with the Coast Guards at the Man
haitian Beach Training Station in Brooklyn, ~ T.
It's YOUR own fault if you prefer to forget the past
rather than use for the future In one report Musso
lr is reported rescued and in another slal rake your
choice-and we have bunch it will be the same as ours
One satisfaction in leg makeup is that the gals cont
have to wash their stockings" before wearing VIC
lent shocks recently indicated in the Soutn Pacc
by seismographs. Nice going, General macarthur!
Pfc Robert Seaman of fremont Street is with
the u S. Army Air Force at Will Rogers Field, Okla
homa. Roland Fowler formerly Of Aurora street is
now a corporal with a medical unit at Madison Bar
racks, N. Y. Robert Liddel, former Bunker Hill
resident and Frances Bohannon of LynchbWg, va,
married early this MONTH
Donald Pierson of Newton Terrace, who was injured
in the Canal area is in the hospital at Fort Devens
Mass He contracted malaria while at Panama and later
while on board supply ship sustained fall during high
in b
slight conclusion. He has been hospitalzed since July
TO- He recently transferred to the Genera! Local
Hospital at Fort Devens where he is under special treat
ment He writes home to his family not to worry; that
he is feeling fine.
Roderick Macdonald writes from somewhere in
the Pacific" that he would appreciate getting some
letters former members of the Second Congrega-
tional Church Pilgrim Fellowship of which he was an
active member before joining the colors His address
is Seaman Second Class Company c., Platoon 3, 9Sth
Naval Construction Battalion, of the postmaster,
San Francisco, California.
Rev David P. Gaines, First Baptist Church, pastor,
is busy these days arranging the Bundle Day. which his
intermediate Department will sponsor next Sunday
These bundles to be of ougrown clothing which stu
is wearable clothes will be sent to the Save the
Child Foundation to be distributed by them to children
of the southern mountains who in need OF clothing
that they may go to school, Anyone who would like to
this project is asked to bring their bundles to the
church.
Corporal Walter Hart, Jr, son of Mrs. Walter Hart
of Oakville has been transferred from Camp Maxey,
Texas, to Syracuse N Y, for nine months course at
Syracuse University Second Lieutenant William
Grink of Park Terrace is home furlOugh from
his Army post in Kentucky Jean Copp, student
at Yale School of Music is home for the Thanksgiving
holidays She's the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Earl
Copp of Porter Hill Middlebury
Jaynes O'Donnel petite daughter of Mrs. FRANKLIN
ODonne of Pine Street. has been chosen from group
of 16 lovely ladies by the famous John Powers for Dupont
Teevision Company tests in New York City The local
girl is doing canteen work at the SWanky Barbizon
in New York City where she is staying and also aiding
the Knights of Columbus IN similar assignments.
Harry Burke, one of the most Iikeable powder room
employees at ScOvs, returned to work yesterday after
undergoing major operation by DIR. John Mullen at
St NIarys Hospital there weeks ago. MIR. and Mrs.
Kurt Selchow of Prospect the arrival of their
first child, son. November IA, at the Waterbury
Hospital The newcomer is to be christened Kurt VIII
liam His mother is the former Jennie China.
Good Night.