The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-08


 nance private who served 10 months before receg all honorable medical discharge.
 Sergeant and Mrs. Edmund WalIcO of 27 Plaza Avenue are spending several days at the 1asnOnape Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. MT. and Mrs. G. P Dayton, Mrs Francis Maloney and Mrs Ernest Reid all of this city, are using the guest e3es a1 nG edTcationa secretary is in line for the presidency of the Kiwanis Club to succeed Albe Booth.
 The newly-formed Negro Entertainment Committee has named Cab Galloway chairman of its proposed Gan een for Negro Wacs and Waves Present plans call TOT two canteens to located in New York City ana Chcgo Until now there have been almost no adequate recreauon this committees stated MT. Galloway, "to remedy this condition" Other members of the committee lncluoe Paul Robeson Duke Ellington and Lena Horne Cornoral Frank Miele of Ann Street, some where in Germany, recently knocked out an enemy tank during a late evening skrmish. Sal BOrrelh, East Main Street restaurateur, has just comP!e!eu extensive renovation on his East Main Street dOmlce
 Ruth Raymond of the First Federal Savings ana Loan Association LeavenwOrth Street has sold ner ducats for the Army-Notre Dame grid clash in New York next Saturday.
 Paul Klingler bespectacled manager of Loews Strandp received prize for copping honorable men tion Metro GoldwynMa 2Oyear anniversary com petition He and Matt Saunders of Bridgeport were the lone Nutmeg StaterS honored. Mr. and Mrs. tTanK Guzzardi of Bank Street will celebrate their eighth wedding anniversary tomorrow The latter is the former Lena Caldarone.
 Les CoIey has completed 25 years with ScOvills He served in the first World War for B months 1S of which were spent overseas. He joined the DenedlctS four months after donning khaki uniform and has two SOnS both of whom now in the present cOn1nct ' one overseas. His wife, Edith, works at the same factory as an inspector.
 Fancy That. |. The silver lining to the biggest domestic cloud is pay day, by and large and by ana small, meaning large and small pay checks LOOK LOOK at the bright side! All that stands between and hot old time is the rest of the winter It is possible to keep so busy you have no time for bad luck The best thing about the younger generation IS that they know all the before the questions are asked or do they? We don't believe in rushing the season but already wondering just where going to pile up the discarded and broken toys with the cellar m oS s room high ftw. (meaning for the wash) the houSeWne thinks she won't buy any this season. Now that election is will continue talking talking turkey Patrick Duigan, carpenter for the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, has again taken up residence here after spending several months at his cottage in WOOdmOnt due to fire damaging his local home Harold Phelan, son of James Phean of Oak Street. is enjoying SOday furlough here after two years service with the Navy overseas It's his first trip home since joining the cOlOrs He's the hus hand of Irene Riley graduate of St. Marys Hospital Training School for Nurses.
 Ray Mencio of Hamilton Avenue, a signalman second class has returned to the Iowa PreFght School after brief furlough here Mattatuck Council Boy Scouts, moving office headquarters from the Brown Building in Exchange Place to 43 East Main Street November 27. Two have been rented the second floor of the Irving Platt Building
 Pete PavHk, now a third class in New Orleans Louisiana, says Pete Gray, one-armed out
 fielder is about the fastest ball player he's ever and predicts he go places with the St. Louis Browns In the American League next year. The Oak Street lad IS busy these days repairing LSPs and in his spare mnnentg acfs as infernreter for his fellow Russians