The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-15

Also days to
predicts we know it's 50
Few of us kneel down to pray ou
Hope it's going to be snappy and short
today please make 1t fair
Following is story for hot weather If you can't
make Nova Scotia this summer just picture some part
of it, take for instance Cape Blomdon Cape Blomidon
overlooks the Basin of Mnas and was the LEGENDARY
abode of Glooscap of Goodness and the first Indian
Cape Blomdon therefore, is the center of the most
famous legend in the folklore of the Mic Mac Indians,
original inhabitants of the province. Glooscap was
supposedly made of stone and went to prepare happy
hunting ground for his people after performing earthly
miracles The amethysts found at Cape Blomldon are
called Gooscap beads Cape Blomldons steep red dull
also dominates the Annapolis Valley itself the source
of the many stories about the Acadans in the land OF
Evangeline. You 60 to that country IN days
trip from Halifax some may recall. So much Tor the
Indian background and the country. Cape Blomldon
has served its purpose slightly visiting place and now
it's used for dining running between Dlgby
and Halifax authority the Canadian Pacific Railway
tells U.S. The diner has been converted from buffet
parlor and will seat about 49, 1t is and will be great
convenience for service The diner will feature fish
and other popular dishes of the Maritime region. The
"Blomidon sounds like nice piece of business on
hot day.
Friends of Patrick s. Bergn of Willow Street.
president of the Martin Bergn's Sons Inc are glad to
know he has recovered from recent illness of several
weeks and is again going to business MIR. and Mrs
Bergin had with them for few days their son PFC
Stephen Bergn, who is stationed at Camp Tyson in
Tennessee. Sounds-pleasant sounds reverberat-
ing the hills the young voices of the boys and
girls of the Fuller Street Playground blend beaut-
fully with the rich baritone of Supervisor Tom
DOugherty singing the national anthem. Tom is the
popular Fireman of Engine g. Also on this same roster
is Fireman Frank Kely who is of the most consc-
entious and likable workers the park department
boasts.
"Unsworn witness" reads the decision of the Supreme
Court of Errors of Connecticut in reversing decision OF
Judge Frank McEvoy of Waterbury given in an alien
alton of affections suit The Interpretation is that Judge
McEvoy permitted personal observations and knowledge
to influence his ruling to such extent that he became
an "unsworn Witness. From layman'S angle the
phrase likely to inger in the thoughts of many What
layman has the teerity to question the Supreme Court
of Connecticut in it's ruling Surely not the writer who
may be assaled ordinary reporter but sometimes
reporter witnessing court actions more than some
learned jursts might suspect. They come to know
human nature. They observe the conduct of officials
well witnesses. They sometimes feel also that
action bellies evidence, even solemny sworn evidence.
And right wrong spectator of the drama unfold
ing should it be said tragedy in the making, he
draws his own opinion. True the law books may not
substantiate his versions and the most odrnary
lawyer might ridcue it, punch holes in it's fimsy logic
and laugh it to scorn and feel in his superior" legal
way that he has spoken the final word But human
nature supplies answers that legal reasoning fails to
consider Anyway unsworn witness is likely to become
Judge McEvoys decision may be analysed from many
different points of view. However, from the Towers
point of vantage and few will dispute it Judge McEvoy
of Waterbury is of the most respected urss in Con-
nectcu Few equal him in his Deep sincere respect for
the marriage Few approach him efforts to keep
fathers and mothers from separating and endangerng
familys welfare Few if any, surpass him in his affection
OF children and his quiet determined efforts to safeguard
their status and their happiness Yes sir the Supreme
Court ruling and its phrase "unsWorn witness opens up
wide avenue of thought and speculation from the
human side of court procedure.
Through the telescope. Sergeant John Kudzma
of Waterbury is enjoying the scenic beauty the
State of Washington. He has been sunkissed by Cali
fornia's delightful climate and reports the cooling
breezes of Fort Lewis welcome relief. . .
Mrs. Domenic Mecca and Miss Ann Mecca popular
stenographer in the Park Department visiting
Private Domenc Mecca at Fort Houston Texas.
Private Domenic is getting his first glimpse Domenic
Jr. who was born here seven months ago. medical
discharge has been given to PFC Joseph Granitto
of Ann Street after two years and six months in the
Army He is recuperating from service connected in
juries His Army record is one of which he may feel
proud. Private Joseph Pugliese, Army Air Corps
has finished his basic training at Miami Beach and is
at of Foridas most modern flying fields. He is
a former employe of the Windsor Curtain Shop
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
Said the elephant
Laugh clown, laugh! to froNn.
Hi. monkeys and zebras, let's make merry!
finally Waterbury.
Said the band-leade the
Well do things brown
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