The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18

man VUhe, he named Wallace C. Husted, manager Of the Manufacturing Division since 1885, as the man to occupy the newycreated position of Nce-presdent m charge of all Cleveland operations of the company w. C. first saw the light of day in NOrwalk and his first Chase position saw him cost accounting at the Mig: plant One month later he placed in charge Of all accounting and office work. Later he was named factory manager and then manager Ot the entre dVS ion Waterbury'S loss is CleVeland's gan
 Among the clerical changes in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hartford announced last week we noteo that Rev. Paul Spodnik of the Church of the 4mmacu late Conception will go as pastor to sSHthDury DH bv all the parishioners His presty qualities his deVo ton to his work endeared him to all He has the best wishes of the parish members as he takes over his rS paStorate,
 Private Harry A. Mara writes from New Guinea to tell me his doughboy company recently had the pleas ure of being entertained by Bob Hope Jerry Coonna Frances Langford and lovely Patsy Thomas who put on a grand show for an hour and hail. You just can't realize how happy that group made our group concludes the Italian soldier who is stationed with Headquarters Company, Sand Regiment.
 J. S. Ricciardi better known as just plain "Cy" and brother-in-laW of George Mccormick is With the Sea. bees in Honolulu, Hawaii. He's much more contenteo there than when he was stationed in Attu He has visited Waikiki Beach and the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and says both are beautiful. He and his company are living m
 
 says the meals are good they must be- for he really Is oonnoisseur of vtals
 Kathleen Crowley probation officer, was pleas. antly surprised at dinner at the Curtis House, WOOdbury last Friday evening in honor of her birth. day. The former members of the senior athletic council at the Girls Club took the check for the dam ages It was a swell blowout given at swell spot for a swell person by swell bunch of gals
 
 Patrick H. Kelley assistant industrial relations man. aRer at the Naugauck Chemical company honored your scribe with two tickets for the annual family outing which went over with bang at Linden Park, Union City, yesterday. It was sponsored by the AemolG Synthetic Rubber Plants and good time was had by all. My thanks to Pat for the kind invitation
 Lieut.. l. A. Rieger of Cooke street. better known to more intimate acquaintanceS as 'BoSSy", has ar rived in China as a member of the 250th Rhd. Com- pany, ist Platoon Recently he had the pleasure of meeting up with Major Joe DiPietro there and their reunion was one the lkeable Jewish lad will never forget While In the States for two years he never met Waterbury man and 1t took him to go half way across the world to meet one.
 Al Jarett, Watertown's gift to professional base ball. back in town after very successful season with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League The wel-but blonde rght-hander has been given the chance of a lifetime for Connie Mack has purchased him for his Philadelphia Athletics in the major leagues next season Al looks In the proverbia pink and Is sth he eaSy-going, keable lad he was when he kept Wa ertown high on the sport pages daily few years back
 Robert Hornbecker Is suffering from punctured ear drum t. Bill COrtIngdale has been appointed physical director at Fort Devens, Mass. Mrs Wi liam DOOttIe has returned to her home after quite q spell Q hospital patient James COrxingdale has arrived with Uncle Sams Army in FraRcc .. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph P. S, Johnson of the Advent Christian church were recently presented lovely pen and pencil set from friends at the U. S. Time Corp Harold Doc" Ashworth, easy-going Chase Grand Street Oce empoye, is certainly happy the hurricane is now memory. giant.Sized tree splintered and broke completely from high jagged stump and fell against his home at the corner of Academy Hill and Woodruff avenue in Watertown last Thursday night The house Is very large one but the size of the tree was 50 great the branches stretched almost completely across the front and the front entrance barred
 Mark Richardson, assistant superintendent, car service of Central Vermont Railway at St. Albans Vt is as generous as they come, yet he doesn't "Spend centD For number of years nOw Mark has put aside aveFV neauV that shows up Each night he emptes his