The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-10
Good Evening.
EN EM.

It. Laurence T. Clark, Jr, U. s. N. and his mother Mrs Laurence T. Clark recently spent lew oayS Wll Mrs Clarks sisters, Misses Mary Mlnahan ana Lucy Minahan Chapman avenue. It. Clark is one ot the survivors of the sinking of the arpane-carIler Bay" which destroyed during the oatue ol tne t philinnines on October 25 1914 He received second degree burns from the while adrift on raft TOT A hours before he was picked up by Navy craft MT and Mrs James Keenan of Cherry Street formerly oi
 East Cav Street celebrated their 22nd wedding anniver sarv last Saturday. Claire Wilson, lovely daughter or Mr. and Mrs. "Chck" Wilson of 21O Nichols Drve does a great iob of warbing Don't Fence Me In. SheS chip off the ole block her dad Charles lkeabe TOOL employe was solo with the Master Singers for years
 Jimmy Bruno, buyer for Everybodys Market, East Main street resting comfortably in St. MaryS Hospital having lost one round decision in an emergency ap- pendectomy Saturday. However, says the genial Jimmy although we all have been so busy m the market Clye to satisfy Waterbuys food demands and have been so busy personally finally thought of brand new ange to wangle midwinter vacation out of Bill 0note. Eu ward Kelley director of the local office o the veteran Administration Bureau called attention to the proVs ions of soldiers benefits whereby any widow or Woilo War veteran if the latter had served 90 days is eligible for pension MT. Kelley urged any such person not now receiving this benefit to make application to nm immediately and if granted pension will be mace as o the date of claim The director now has ms olce on e second floor of the city hall
 Anniversaries roll around on calendar schedule just to remind of events of the past some which m mem Ory have their power to sting with sadness or to cause the heart to sing with happiness Today and yesterday witnessed anniversaries that bring back thoughts oI
 father and son, 1t so happens to De- Wno lelC all l delble impress on the minds of many Waerburlans And that feeling of respect that deepens with passing time IS not fenced in" by racial religions or political beliefs We pause tonight to honor the memory of two men who distinguished themselves not alone in public affairs but whose private life ordinary citizens as husbands fathers and plain neghbors endeared them to hundreds We tenderly touch rosary of memories tonight n honor of the late Mayor Martin scuy and his son. the late Mayor Vincent sculy The former passed from this life ten years ago today He had retired but a few months previous City Editor of the Waterbury Demo cra having been associated with the paper for period of forty years He the cys mayor in the world War Period of 1917 A1ayor Vincent Scuy died two years ago yesterday in the midst of his vigorous activities to place Waterbury a basis and to unite all citizens in common effort not only to make the community a safe place in which to ve but to enable its industries to play it's accustomed leading role in what has been described the Arsenal of Democracy Many exciting events have passed and many chapters that will be recorded ctys history have been written but the gen. era public still chershes with sncerest respect the mem oreS of its late chief executives Mayor Martin Sculy and Mayor Vincent Scully