The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

When the naples start to rcdden we like it mighty fine
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 Our friend, Eddie Ryan, has gone west to campaign for Dewey According to his manager Cma Sose sconsn When he returns he plans to take over tne state Ca paign and make the Nutmeg State solld TOT rom S
 Pardon me- sister, but if you feel cnllng DeeIe non these days it's just two Democratic sweeteS passing eacn other one belongs to the Womens Democratic cup anu the other to the Womens Democratic Booster cup fts case for "Dr" Tangney to treat Ah we'll 1t hap pens to the best of political acquantances Our con gratulatons to Sergeant James Wagner or sS Setectve bureau He is member of the graouatlns elass of the FBI National Police Academy. The cere- monies will be held Saturday morning october zoEn' M the DepartrnentS Auditorium, Washington, O V. Harry Beren veteran letter carrier who has seen gen eration grow up while making deliveries n the East Eno has taken over the route along Grana ano Sou.n ev
 Now that the lights have gone on agaln m Loneon' the citys air raid wardens are sleeping peaceu tneSe nights blue birds, beg your pardon black nirds g. naye @ apneared over the white cliffs of Dover and the Little Flower" of New York has brightened up Broaoway we suggest that about time our cty iatherS reVeSi~o @ merman said about the Waterbury Police Department and the Underwriters said about the Waterbury Flre Department There have been little items ot interest reeased but we want the real Mccoy the stuff the Tax payers Association alleged to have paid for' UT Bid they, now?
 Much interest is being shown right now In the fine book "The Dove Flies South" since the author Rev James A. Hyland, c. Csp. of the Holy Ghost Fathers has been in the city speaking at mission at the
 Church of the Immaculate Conception The book deals with the American Negro. Father Hyl@nd also wrO'e "Rome and the White House."
 Patrick Edward Maloney of Montgomery Street who was fourteen months old this month, had his trst trp to LtchAed home town of his ancestors on the holiday this week. He stopped at the Harris Plains orchards to size up the seasons crop called on reiatVes ano eWsS M the ruins of st. AnthonyS church, the onetme parish church of his grandmother and Fae Is the son of City Controller Neil Maloney and Mrs. Maloney.
 Simple Susie says there just loads of topogra' phical errors in the newspapers these days as TOT instance you'll be long time finding Snafu, RymHan' ciai Szejed, Klenje, Krcmir, Skopje Bitel1 Iakao, etc. etc. She says give her good old American names such as New York and Paw Paw
 The Town Crier Tells. St. Francis church in Tor rngton has purchased one acre lot one-haH mile Wes of Harwinton which will be the site of future colonial style Catholic church. Reading about the pertect spoilers in school of neghboring towns recalls stories we have heard from the older generation about spelling matches In the oden days when the youngsters completed in the rural oneroom red schoolhouses ana spelled till the cows came home some bright child hold ing out eve when the school board pulled such fast ones as "eeemosynary" and "phthiss". The "Good Nelgn- bors conspicuous by their goodness as witness the fine spirit displayed by the neghborS of all creedS Who have been so generous in sending donations for new St. Anthonys in Ltchheld since the fire of two weeks ago. And the good neghbors are also to the front out South Cornwall way who helped run Q farmers dalry farm when he was unable to do so. The community spirit rises above pettiness in our rural towns and little towns.
 Brien McMahon's reference to q trip to Ireland years ago during the of his remarks at the Democratic WOmens Booster Club dinner of this past week of considerable interest to many local people Mir. McMahon visiting the ancestral home of the McMahons ONeiS all forebearS of his. His trip took him to County Clare and it's county seat Ennis which is and dear to good many local people of Irish ancestry The country features rocky hily country, and the lovely wild Seacoas Travelling about sees . the name of O'Molony ONell Cune and SO One hears stories of Cormac Gas and Conn of the Thousand Mountains And if one stops at Ennis one sees the Franciscan MOnass tery and castle two The hotels good and the shops excellent
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 Paddy Hehir of Worcester has been meeting up with lot of Holy Cross grads in the past weeks since he came to Waterbury on a painting contract at the scovll Company. Paddy, who Is retired Worcester postal worker, was a we-known sports figure in Wor- ceser County for many years, principally basket ball referee He refereed most of the Holy Cross class basketball games after World War He had son grad ate from the Worcester institution in 1929 He Is also weknown in K of c. and Eks fraternal circles in Wor- cester He still weekends in Worcester and enjoys noth- more than visit with his twentyone grandchildren.
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