The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

n hirfhdaV. lt being cake candles gifts and congratulations Her big sister, Barbara Ann G. assisted in the necessary tormahtes Dad and mother among those present. Dad IS member of the staff of the composing of the Water burv Democrat Mrs. Evans is the former Miss Estele Vtius So here's congratulations to all the Evans on this suspicious occasion.
 Throughout the greater part of last evening the radio facilities of Waterbury were utilized m announc-
 ing that there would be sessions Of school m Nau gatuck today Parents minds were set at eaSe put in keeping with what seems to be time nonOred .Ea dition in Waterbury local school authorities waited until the deadline 7:3O o'clock this morning. tO apPre ciate what Naugatuck officials sensed many hours previously that it would be unreasonable to expect school children to wade through snow drl1tS. Anu wisely the borough authorities took advantage Of the coal situation and the opportunity to conserve over Birthday a holiday. But in Waterbury many parents had their children up and dressed and eating break fast before the whistles sounded here And then lOl
 lowed the usual confusion Try and contact the SchoOl Department by telephone It's great trick you cali do it. in fact it's miracle. As result the newspaper offices took the brunt of the telephone inquiries It would be nice if the authorities would post sign m the High schools stating that when whistles blow m stormy weather cancellng classes for the grammar schools High school students must remember that It doesn't mean a holiday for them. There WILL BE school for them Of course if they want an albi to sleep they free to take it. It has been done m 'n past very successfully As matter of fact Tn view O1 the "lit-Or-niss system Waterbury has for deciding on blowing the whistle for No School, it might De advisable for each mother to decide for herself whether it's worth risking sending youngster into snow drifts rain for half session more Ot school It would at least eliminate lot of worry and rantc telphOning.
 The dire tragedy of man awaiting the death sen te1ce cannot squech feminine interest in fashion or cookery for so brief time two hourS 1t seems Yes terday at the local courthouse while three judges deD erated the fate Francis ZukauskaS between II and o'clock the dSta side found plenty ot leisure time to swap recipes and discourse fully upon the latest fashion trends Just scant five minutes before Judge McEvoy pronounced the sentence of death upon the accused feminine voice heard to say: Now when make
 my meatbals, prefer pork and beef Then after mix ing with bread you fry them welP. In the other corner about the spring sailors made lively conver Sation for another group of However at lnter vag the ladies would apprasng gances at both the accused and his pretty wife to hoW they were tax ing the long wait It must be recorded however that feminine chatter be squelched. For when Shefl11 James E. OLeary was ordered to proclaim silence while the death penalty pronounced, not eranlne tongue did wag among the of who had waited two long weeks hear the fate of the murderer mlracle
 It was always Donald and David NOOnan, or David and Donald NOOnan. When you spoke or thought O1 One you thought and spoke of the other For Donald together and finished local schools at the same tme Then both started their college careers and were Spar ated for a time It inevitable that both would get into the Both were with the Seabees m the Pacific area The sad of the death in the Pacific of Donald NOOnan reached his father this week. David NOOnan of HiIIcrest Mddlebury. To him. to his srvlv ing brother, to his sisters and aunts well known Ill this city, his death is great loss Donald and David and courageous It is now left for David to carry without his brother for Donald has been called for the supreme sacrifice many of boys have been in the war years.
 A Big Three" conference will be held in Waterbury