The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-04

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 Edward HoIcOmb began training this week at the Naval base at Sampson N. Y. John BarOne Jr, has returned to Camp Banding Florida after several days furlOugh here his first visit home since J0lnng the coIors last May. Corporal Herbert Bunting some where Italy recently sent gift of $1O to the First Baptist Church toward the purchase of flag for the sanctuary
 Nita S. Kellogg of 2179 North Main Street certainly was Sorrowfuy missed at the busy session of superior Court in WinSted Wednesday, Laid up with illness at home the official court stenographer held up the court opening some time. When one was available to Ill her post the court set precedent when the Juoge ordered senotype machine be used in taking testimony Ben Sanders of New Haven given the worry ot oper ang the machine It the first time in the history ot the Winsted court where stenoype machine was uSeo
 Mr. and Mrs Hoadley Groesbeck of Silver Springs Maryland, we'll known in Waterbury have decided to chriSten their recent bundle from heaven, John HoadIey. The proud MOmma is the former Grace Peck June E. Mcbride, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert w. Mcbride of Pennington Avenue, has accepted engagement ring from Charles L. Andrews son of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Andrews of Farnham Avenue.
 +Io;c ci%xyd fo the March O. Dimes program in Hartford earlier this week
 Rev. David P. Gaines, pastor of the First Baptist Church will leave next week to visit his mother in Nofsh duties here about two weeks. Richard w. Beadle IS very much enthused with his work in the Medical Administration Corps of the Army at Camp Grant, Illinois, where he is undergoing basic training.
 Mickey Hayes former college athlete and newly appointed assistant attendance officer in local schools has taken his new assignment with the vim and vitality which made him such popular athlete in ms school days. He's living on Oak Street, having moved from Willow Street last week. Claims he likes to spread his vote around.
 Kitty Malone of the city clerks office is hosptaized at st. Marv's following a minor operation. :. Jim Mitchell sightless proprietor of the cigar and candy counter in the city ha makes every effort to keep ms customers satisfied these trying days despite wartime restrictions much of his most popular merchandise Jim doesn't have it. you can't get it, and that's that
 State Representative Dan Mahaney aired his voice over Hartford micrOphOne during noon broadcast for the March O. Dimes program earlier this week. He was attending special session of the state egs- late at the time and gave stirring appeal to ms radio listeners to help make this worthwhile Insurance City campaign a success.
 In view of the exceedingly fine skating season being enjoyed in local parks this year coupled with the manpower shortage suffered by the local park department, Superintendent Jim Curtin and his entire staff are to be complimented for the fine job they have done Full facilities have been made available at all the parks despite the heavy demands of good season and the lack of help.
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 Mrs Alice Bradley, supervisor of the Waterbury Division of the State Motor Vehicle Department would appreciate little better response from local motorists regarding their 1914 inserts which positively must be ID annlied either