The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-12
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Good Evening.
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Down town restaurant announces new management, Choice Steaks and Chops" What popular place the store will be which announces your favore brand of cigarettes yours for the asking new management or old. e.. Candidates will be treated to familiar lodge tunes and old timers will have occasion to renlsce when the strains of the organ heard in odtme favorteS at the ElkS Lodge And presiding IS lodge organ ist will be the popular Gene Ovatt starting his 28th year which is some time of record in fraternal circles
 Eureka Chapter holds it's 120th annual meeting Tuesday night It's the youthful spirit that counts even in fraternal circles and Eureka Chapter has that The charter members in 1925 apparently vsualzed years of continued success for their society and their hopes have been realized . But don't let the members of Eureka chapter get too chesy about their ancient rad tions The First Congregational Church West Main STeetwas founded in 1691-254 years ago Say they oo really it when they say Little Old Waterbury,
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 Random Rambling Angie Torra made big hit at the minstrel show given recently by Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church It seems little of home may be found everywhere Waterburian reports wan derng into Times Square book shop after the curfew had struck at 12 Sunday to do little browsing. The first book he picked up was Everyday Errors in Pronunciation by own Dr. John G. Gilmartn, one of the nations leading photographers We know how to spell it, but how do you pronounce it. Dr. Best wishes to Kay McCluskey who recently became the bride of Private Henry Barker Jr, of MlllonOcket, Maine A Down Easter herself, Kay has five brothers serving overseas.
 Just muSlng, folks. It IS long time since the 1CCle game of politics has had so many of our male school teachers in jittery frame of mind Some tall "eec- tioneering" is going for the appointment of vice principal of Wlby High School and the prospective position of assistant superintendent of schools In respect to the latter it is generally regarded that when Supern- tendent Thomas J. Condon reres his present assistant Dr. John G. Gilmartn will succeed him. At the present writing it's anyones for the eprncipalship Ger tan favortes fail to take the hurdle in the first attemp and consequently their popularity rating has taken dive-for the time being. The cancellation of the Jefferson Day dinner in New Haven Saturday evening was disappointing to many Waterburians, who were planning making state celebrities conscious of Water burys large and representative delegation As pre- dicted months ago, Republicans are hoping for rift in the Democratic party and the formation of Fusion ticket Rather flimsy foundation for campaign, fellow citizens! The usual joker in such setup is that the rankandfle of the Republican Party doesn't get too enthusiastic adopted" which means votes for the regular Democratic ticket fishing trip that day. We'll Our best wishes forwarded tonight to Washington D. C., to Major Ralph Greer of the U s. Army Medical Corps. His advancement meets our decided approval for Ralph has the stuff of which excel lent officers made and he has made the grade the way good officers do-work hard workand plenty of it.
 Wonder if any of the former Braves of Old Camp Mataucha got this feeling they grouped around old and hear