The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-17

Trying in vain to catch a head walters eye.
Discovering no Joy planned table dhote,
down to three oysters, sort of gets your goat
At long last it's easier on the nerves
forget the Ocagon Room where a polite waiter serves
q Riding up sG eTewGd ans asd ali those woes
Very edS Informally 6DGl off Of 'a hs pantry she
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Mrs Otto Armbruster chairman of program for
the Mattatuck Musical Art society," in receipt of let
ter of appreciation from Stratford Shoals Camp where
soldiers are stationed for duty The recent Christ
mas party sponsored by the society resulted in very
generous supply of useful gifts which were forwarded
to the camp
Society Off the Record >. The J. Battngham
Brittleseys have closed their town residence, 'The
Naples" and enrOute (f reported they got their
reservations for Boca Bella Fla. where they will be
at their winter residence, Hasta la VISTA until April l.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Mazzafero of Summer street
are heraldng the praises Of Longegs Sork who left
them daughter Bonita Ann at the Waterbury hspl-
tai January 7. She'll be great company for the two
other Mazzafero children, David and Joan Ida. Mrs Al
is the former Nancy Panasci.
Editor Tall Tower Topics /. It will afford the
officers and members of the ScOvill FOremens AssO
citation great deal of pleasure if you will do us the
honor to be guest at our Thirteth Anniversary
Banquet which will be held at Temple Hall in Wa
terbury on Saturday, February IL, at $50 p m. We
are enclosing ticket. Very sincerely yours, Joseph
L. Burns, Secretary.
Ed Lahey and Anne Dzinsky will celebrate six years
of matrimonial bliss tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Coe Jr of this city spent few enjoyable days in New
York City last week where they enjoyed all the comforts
of home at the Biltmore Hotel Ray Stone chairman
of the Board of Education, rngSded at the 1Oround
bout between Bobby Ruffin and Tppy Larkn in Madison
Square Garden Friday night.
Lieutenant John w. North of Camp Hood, Texas,
has been placed in limited service due to slight mis-
hap during obstacle recently. Right now he's
in an Officers Replacement Pool He has had variety
of special duty assignments and is now helping to
supervise the Officers Club during the absence of the
regular club officers Technically Bill is still Tank
Destroyer Command Officer but due to limited service
cannot serve with combat troops.
Dorothy Dews of 16 Clifton Avenue will entertain
members of the Miss and Mr. Club of the Second Con-
gregaonal Church at her home Sunday afternoon jan
uary %, at o'clock. John B. Arnold has been pro-
NOTED to Petty Officer third class. He is on active
duty in the South Pacific Harold Finley is at the
PreF1ight School of the Aviation Cadet Center in San
Antonia Texas. Richard Beade has entered the Army
and expects to apply for commission in the Pharmacy
Corps
Mr. and Mrs Leonard lobe of Seattle are the proud
parents of fivemOnths old daughters Patricia Mariyn
and Charlotte Ann. The mother is the former Ruth
Baten daughter of MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Baten former
members OF the F1rSC bapClSC CAuTCn mere NAdAy
E. of Mddebury has been elected president OF
the Badminton Club of St JOSephs College Hartford
George " Adam OF "a South Street has been indicted
into the service and left this week for Fort Devens
Mass j.. i. . George Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs William
w. Moody of 100 Monmouth Avenue has received an hon.
0rable discharge from the Army and is back home.
John F. EnSmnger has been promoted to sergeant ana
Is taking Radio RefreSher Course at KearnS, Utah,
for few weeks He expects to leave there shortly and
be assigned to permanent squadron for the duration
He has had SO hours flying time at Las Vegas in BITS
during his gunnery course there.
Captain Christopher E. Dwyer has been furlOugh-
ing at his home in this city the past few days Dr.
DWyer former local eye ear, and nose specialist IS
stationed at rehabilitation center in Massachu-
sets. Jack Feeley, veteran Swift Company empIOye
is undergoing observation at St Marys Hospital.
Louie ManZO, former BOSNIAN of the West End BuS-
nessmen's improvement Society, is now in charge OF
the cOmmssary at the Waterbury Tool Company
Mayor John S. MOnagan will attend the annual confer
of mayors and city executives at Chicago TINS
week.
HARRY G. oFMsBY
matter what the difference be
creed
To those who have departed
To countryS call and need;
need that has a righteous cause
When all must fight
Corvicn flag We