The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-18
SIGNS OF YOU KNOW
] By TIE MAN IN It'd TOWER
Good Evening.

SIGNS OF YOU KNOW
Johnny's baseball suits right cute
Mothers toe-less shoes
Mary has new checked suit
Granted weathers been cold
The grocer said the other day
Every bunch Of asparagus was Sold
Spring is here all right
tell by all the mud
Lots Of robins flying about.
And yesterday saw budI EN- EN-
Jean REEVE of this city was guest of the Air
WACS at Bradley Field Windsor Locks, the past week.
end Open house was held in compliment to the Con
necticut Wings" campaign to recruit los Air WACS
from this state for initial assignment to Bradley Field
The purpose of the program was to demonstrate to
women interested in ensting in the WACS for service
with the Army Air Forces what Air-WAC life at an Army
base is really like. Jean showed how flights are
checked recorded and inspected, the weather observa
ton section photo lab and the post gym and hospital
Pfc. Albert PetrO, &c. of 16e Oak Street, was
graduated this week from the motors at the
Cavalry School at Fort Riley, Kansas He in
Quoted December 49, 1912, at Fort Devens Mass, and
received his basic training at Fort OglethOrpe,
Georgia, and Camp Forrest Tennessee.
John B. Tehan son OF Mr. and Mrs jeremiah Tehan
of Stone Street. returned to his studies at Mt ST.
Michaers in New York City after spending the Easter
recess with his parents Francis "Battler Mccarthy,
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mccarthy OF 2O2 South Elm
Street and popular employe of the Waterbury Tool night
shift underwent his Army screen test in New Haven this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lonergan celebrated their third
wedding anniversary yesterday The latter is the
former Marie Deeley Winnie Kelley OF our adVer-
Using department year older yesterday. Rev.
Roger B. T. Anderson rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church, will celebrate his 4Oth year as clergyman
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowling celebrated their fourth
wedding anniversary last Thursday. The former is
veteran employee Of composing room, while his bet
ter half the former Marion Ahearn City Treasurer
and Mrs Serge Beanger of Pine Street middle aisedt
and Joe Swasey were administered the sacrament of
matrimony four years ago the same day.
Mrs. c. F. Pixley is patient at the Waterbury
Hospital. Joe GraziOza of Geddes Terrace who
operates his own trucking business, is passing out
free cigars. 1t born last week to his better
hail. the former Margaret LanOze. Joe and Mrs. Joe
are also the proud parents of two daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Costello had plenty of rice tossed
at them three years ago tomorrow morning Mrs. Pat
is the former Doris Shea. The anniversary will
be observed the day by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Santo
pietro The latter is the former Lillian Walsh. Jimmy
Longo member of the opposons sporting staff Off
Navy
reported at New Haven this morning. Where he goes
from there is something he know nothing about.
Barbara StanwyckS work in my Reputation"
which she just completed for Warner Bros, i'm
pressed Jack L. Warner executive producer, that he
Immediately assigned her to the starring role in
"ChriStmaS in Connecticut" This film, Aileen
Hamilton comedy about newspaper cOumnist and
her soldier sweetheart will be produced by William ia
cObs In "My Reputation Miss Stanwyck is cOstarred
with George Brent.
Frederick w. Schaeffer, in charge of quality con-
troll at the u S. Rubber Company in Naugatuck has
tired after As years of continuous service with that
plant He is stepped in the tradition of the rubber bust
ness. His two grandfatherS his mother and dozen
auntS and uncleS have worked for the Glove Company
His wife has also worked at the borough plant and his
three have worked there at different intervals
Young people of South Coventry have plans
derway for the establishment of fund for the pur
chase of a memorial in honor of the Rev. Charles M.
Kelley late pastor of St MaryS Church there and for
religious counselor at the University of Connect
cut who died several weeks ago. The memorial it is
planned, will be placed in the church of which Father
Kelley pastor since 1881. Contributions also
being received from Coventry students at Windham
High School The fund raising is not to be only 70 the
children of Catholic denomination in the village, but
is open to young people of all denominations the