The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-28

IIccnse in Hartford Wednesday, Catherine McKenna and Walter M GOodson, representing the Brass Ol.y ere elected executive board members of the Connect cut Union of Telephone workers m New h"Ve" "e" nesday
 Lou Cohen manager of Loew's POi, Hartford ana his better half celebrated their silver wedding ann. versary Thursday of this week. That same evening M his amusement house Lou had the honor of screening M.Cs.M's latest technicolor hit American komancs featuring Brian Donlevy and petite Anne Nlcna%s a: Photopraphy acting, conception and direction make this film one the entire family should enjoy. The cinema is better propaganda for what we are hghtng for than all the great films in the world It mas tle srrtuai essence of Gods country transferred mracu ousIy in spirit to the screen It is the spirit or TSe America, the spirit the industrial pioneers nS nSu here Halloween sdelights This is a merry yInos time-or LOT should be-when the young folks go about dressed up like nobodys business and engage in harmless ptanKs . Halloween signifies the eve of All saints u sGarteo out to be serious observance but grew through the years into something not serious in character .oo Halloween is fine up to certain extent Lt ce Vo see the young ones dressed up so that ther own oter er down: ringing doorbells, not putting them out Of com mission; and doing bit of harmless window tapping m the line of tcktacking playing games and duckng TOT apples. That's Halloween in the festive sense with parties and eats of all shapes and colors and visiting about the neghborhood Halloween IS wet %eh r,,ev SUeS broken windows and door lights and over-turned gar bage cans Halloween can be lots of fun Halloween can be lots of something that isn't fun Hold eVery- thing, folks, Halloween Is here agan
 s knows their own child, on Halloween. Cultivating ones voice usually raises protest from next door Right now, what you stand for isn't as important aS what you help with. Buy more bonds! War has already been declared against late Christmas shop ping and we predict counter attack A lady WenV fn to the shop to buy Q certain type Christmas card and when the clerk told her they were all sold out and to come she said - all right, what nave you got in Easter cards? A pert waitress said to an know there's war going on? Yes said the old gent fought in the Battle of Gettysburg and you haven't any horse radish bring me a piece of iemon'
 Robert S. Morrison seaman second class IS enjoying his new assignment at the Naval Training cen ter Fort Lauderdale Florida His wife Is with him and working at the Fort Lauderdae Hotel Staff sergeant Kingsley Kelor will graduate this afternoon from an advanced course in military eectroncs at Camp Leeune New River, N. c. He is due home on furlough next week
 Mrs Fred QuatranO of MOrningside Avenue, lovely wife of the genial manager of the Lido Theatre, has returned from New Haven where she was hospta!ized the past nine days She's the former Alvna Sirica of Franklin Street. Mrs John D. Snavely, wife or the pastor of the First Methodist Church has con sented to be teacher for the newly-organzed Womens Glass sponsored by the WOmanS Society of Christian Service.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Liebeck will do the honorS as chaperons at the odfaShoned hayde which the Second Congregational Church Knights will sponsor November II. |. Morton Francis McGregor and Charlotte Anne Echendel were married in Brownsville, Texas, Sepen Der 2S. MT and Mrs Raymond D. Moses of 1OS Madison Street had their Raymond William baptized last Sunday by Rev. pr. John c. Walker
 Dr. Deborah Kaplan, resident physician of Albany Hospital is visiting her in-lawS, Mir. and Mrs Nanny KapVan. MT. and Mrs. N. Gordon singing the praises of the SOrk who left them daughter Elaine Ma5 r, recently Irving BisnOv is cOnvalescing at the b. S. Veterans Hospital in NewingtOn. Jackie Baran is hOSpitaIized at St. Mary's
 
 It is of interest to know that in Dorothy Fremont Grants book about Catholic Chapains in this war, War Is My Parish" two former Waterbury priests get special mention. They the late Rev. Neil J. Doyle, whose bravery has been cited the length and breadth of the Iand former assistant at the Blessed Sacrament Church, and Rev. John F. CulltOn former assistant at St. Thomas church. Other chapains in the Hartford diocese also received mer.tiOn in her book
 
 Mir. and Mrs Edward M Flanagan of Montgomery Street celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary yes terday. They were blessed with nine children five of whom are living, and grandchildren. Art DuIac, former member of our composing room now overseas, was year older yesterday Marie Divir- eio cashier at the Carroll Theatre who is most easy 0n the eyes, isn't telling how many candles will adCrn here birthday cake next Monday.
 
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