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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
Personal

Mrs. John Moriarty, Manchester, N. H., has returned home after spending two weeks as the guests of Mrs. James Cannon, Vermont street.
 Miss Florence Greenleaf, former home economies teacher at Leaven- worth High School is a patient at the Central Main hospital, Lewiston, Me.
 Miss Judith Little, Circuit avenue, a student at Middlebury college, Middlebury, Vt, will entertain her cousin, Miss Ruth Palen. Morning side avenue, at the college over the week end.
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Yale avenue, announce the birth Of a daughter, Barbara Jean. Mrs. Miller is the former Jean Kopack.
 Mrs. Robert E. Platt of Chapman avenue is spending a few days at the Hotel Barclay. New York City, where she was joined by Miss Kath- erine Perry Perry of Watcrtown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
OttOt0ri0nS Hear Miss Anderson

Miss Florence Anderson, of the local Red Cross, was guest speaker at meeting of the Quota club last night in the Shell room of the Elton.
 Miss Anderson presented an over all view of the aims of the Red Cross and explained In detail the Red Cross Nurse department, with special emphasis on the Red Cross nurse, and the training given in nurses aid and home nursing courses. A question and answer per- iod and the regular business meeting followed the talk.
 Miss Mary Halloran. of St. Jos- eph college, West Hartford, will be guest speaker at the next meeting, March 22, 1t was announced by Miss Anna Skehan, president Miss Hal- loran, who is well-known through out Connecticut as an informed speaker on subjects of international prominence, will speak on post-war planning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
So44s S5gs -:- SOCIETY
Catholic Women To Meet Monday

The Waterbury Council of Cath- ollie Women will hold it's regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock Mon- day evening at Diocesan Bureau of Social Service headquarters, Church street. sThe regular meeting, which Is open to friends and the general public, will be preceded by session of the executive committee at 7:30 o'clock.
 Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, executive secretary of the Diocesan bureau and Miss Edna Maloney of the Child Welfare group of the bureau will give brief talks on current activities. Mrs. Charles Audet will speak on behalf of the American Red Cross. A brief musical program will con- clude the evenings gathering with Mrs. Robert McKiernan, soloist, and Mrs. Robert P. Birt, accompanist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09

THE SITUATION: You have neglected to answer letter from friend until you feel you owe some apology.
 WRONG WAY: Begin your letter by saying, T know you have been pondering why I haven't answered your last letter"
 RIGHT WAY: Begin by saying how glad you were to get the other persons letter. The first assumes the other person is more anxious to have a letter from you than you are to write-and is therefore un- fiattering. The second is an as- surance that you were happy to hear from the person, even though you were slow in answering
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
Miss Dzinsky In
 Class Day Program,

Miss Madelise Dzinsky, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William H. Dzinsky, Elliott street, portrayed the charac- ter of Little Bo-Peep in Q sophomore Glass Day presentation. depicting the rhymes of Mother Goose at the College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. J.. yesterday.
 Following the traditional dinner at the Old Mill Inn Town House, Morristown, the sophomoreS enter tained members on the faculty and the entire student body in O'Con- nor Lounge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
Community Club
 To Hold Party

Plans were made at a meeting of the Oronoke Community club last night in the Oronoke school hall for an open house party for children of the section on Friday March g. Roy H. Walsh will show sound films at the party.
 Officers elected at the meeting, in- clude: Mrs. Royal 0ovain, re- elected, Mrs. Gertrude shannon, secretary for the next six-month term, reelected; and Harold Yar- rington, vice-president and treas- urer.
 It was voted to hold business meetings on the first Wednesday of every month
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
POST ANNOUNCES
 DATE FOR SHOW
Program Arranged for Feb. "A to Be Presented
 April 7
FAYETTEVILLE Correspondents Phone-3.0Sll

Waterville March 9-War stamp sales at Sprague School yesterday amounted to $lS005. One hundred percent rooms were Miss Gladys MonroeS and Miss Rose Bannon's eighth grades. Rooms having the greatest sales were; Miss Rose Rob- ins's second and third grades $3l05; Miss Gladys Monroes eighth grade $l7.75; Miss Marie Casey's fourth grade $l60S; and Miss Sadie Ban- mons first grade $500.
 The Casper s. Davis Drum Corp met recently in their club rooms in the rear of the post t-office. The date for the show the corp is sponsoring has been set for April 7th at the Sprague School gym. Tickets sold for the Feb. 24th date will be honored on that evening. It was voted to have the Drum Corp take an active part in the show and open 1t. Lil- lian MacMullen who made quite hit with her Pistol Packin' Mama" speciality in the last show, will do another speciality on April 2.
 From now on the Bugle section will hold practice every Thursday evening at 7:30; the Drummers will rehearse on Fridays at 6:45: and the whole cvorp will still rehearse on Tuesday evenings.
 Two letters were read from former members of the group who are nov in the armed forces serving overseas. They wished the kids good luck in the endeavors to buy new uniforms and expressed their desire to con- tinue with Drum Corp work when they return home.
 Alice MacMullen received com- munication from Harry Tomlin say ing that his group of performers will all be on hand to stage a good eve- nings entertainment on April 7th.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Dwy of Pittsburgh, Penn, former local res- idents are parents of a daughter Gail Victoria born recently in Pitts burgh.
 MTS. nOpelb LGd iiOA AVAAJ'hAS, " former Sheffield street resident, who has been a patient at the Bristol hospital has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Walter F. Dwy has returned to her home on Middlesex avenue after spsnding three weeks with her son and daughter -in-law, Mir and Mrs. Walter E. Dwy in Pittsburgh, Penn.
 Mrs. William Rood of Thomaston avenue spent the day yesterday Mrs. Mark Sears at her home in Reynolds Bridge.
 The weekly Bible Study classes will be held tomorrow evening at the Union church. The 6:30 class will be led by Rev. Edward Hansen of New Britain, and the 7:30 class will receive instruction from Rev. Milton s. Nilsson, pastor of the church.
 A walnut dropped in England from he beak of bird eight years ago ... -.1u,.. Into o traa IE feet hiph
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
KNIGHTS TO WELCOME
 GRAND CHANCELLOR

David Mckenzie of Brodgeport grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, will be a guest at meeting of the Speedwell Lodge to- night. John P. Clark, chancellor commander of the local lodge. will preside.
 Delegates vii lbe present from the Comstock and Roosevelt lodges of this city, the Gavel Lodge of Naugatuck, the Columbian Lodge of Watertown, the Gasceon Lodge of Thomaston. and the Goodwill Lodge of Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB


 The Thursday evening tourna- ment of the Cornell Bridge club, conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street, resulted in the following top scores: North and south, Lewis Merrill and Newell Mitchell, l05; MT. and Mrs. Robert Treat, 86; east and west, Mrs. Cyrus Chamberlain and Mrs. J. E. Car mody, 105; MT. and Mrs. George Ferguson, 97. The official standing: Miss Helen O'Meara and Miss Alice Walden, 27S 1-2; Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Carmody, 267 1-2; MT. Merrill and Mrs. Daniel Butler, 266 1-2; Miss Alice O'Neill and Mrs. John Finley, tied with Mrs. Edward Meehan and Miss Margaret Cough lin, 259 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
BOSTON U. TO EXPAND

Boston - (U.P) Anticipating. a postwar surge for higher education, President Daniel L. Marsh of BoS- ton University has disclosed plans for the erection of two new build ings to cost $l,000.000 and $500,- 900, respectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
PENICILLIN CURES BULL

HardwIck, Mass. = (UPD = A blue -blooded bull, Caumsett Spit fire, recovered from pneumonia here only after being administered B. 100000 units of penicillin allocated to him by special government dis pensation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
SAILOR GETS B. S. BY MAIL

Palermo, Me. - (U.P) - First Navy man to receive college degree through correspondence courses ar- ranged by his superiors was Yeoman First Glass Laurence w. Soule of Palermo. who picked up the l5 hours credit he lacked for degree of Bachelor of Science in Education.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09
Lutheran Church Society Meets

Mrs Morris Anderson and Mrs. Axel Forsell were hostesses at a recent meeting of the Daughters of Zion Lutheran church in the social rooms, Cherry street.
 Tn place of a food sale, a contri- button of money to the society's s treasury was made by each mem- Der. It was decided to ask each member to make a donation to the organization at the meeting follow ing her birthday.
 The next meeteing will be held April 5, with Mrs. John Grandell and Mrs. Robert LagerquisL as hos teSSeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09

Former Governor and Mrs. Charles A. Templeton of Country Club Road are registered at the Hotel Barclay, New York City, for the remainder of the week.
 Mrs. John Tarnbam of New Canaan is at the Hotel Barclay, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-09

A walnut dropped in England from the beak of a bird eight years ago has grown into @ tree IS feet high. which produced 50 nuts last fall.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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ltrotion 6efanntgibt, iino fir ein5ei-
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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gr6bte Spiouoeeaftion oieier art, ole
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

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in sic S6nali5e %seporfen. Sie
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Qiefern Accommodating, rannte eS
lido SEN Stabl 0ltrh ben riidtDGrtigen
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yarIteben, mnrlm mir Oieier 0olf
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Die i6 bate rlItbrinsen fonnen."
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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Ser f%leine, biiflise SalepranO
mar in cine @rGiin berliebt, aber
lie bcbanoelte i'm ihledt. n8iel-
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nuf einen QroEcn, ihionten Sdn-
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

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roIiger @inpeI I'M @in0, fIiegt
mir ins @eii9t, blGbt iid uno ent.
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gSu, iebt fommt meme SaIte-
iteae". rief 6reO oagegen.
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@ero. sd itebe olIo nod oa, plob-
lid reiBt mir iemano bon riidpdrts
Oen S6lnfau3ug aus Der Sano unO
i6reit: r0aS lit alio ser &erI, init
Dem OF ourdgeben miult!"
Sre0 mar i1on oufgeipruneen.
Seine Augen funfelten Dor Gerger.
ySebt, mo- es intereliant miro. mnB
i9 oitslteigeu, MIR Oeiner 2angIom'
felt megen, oil Srottel!"
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bod Iagetl, mas iG tim ion."
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iln6 mar i9on binals.
nSest - ioete Sre0 om nod.
item @orgen, rfrage id, unO On
AUTHORIZED, ionIt eebt oas Sabr ber-
Inn, un6 i'd weiB INNER nod
ni6ts." n8itte," frantic iid
@er0.
.8as moate oIIo ser Serr2"
fragte 6reo inquiiitorii4.
@ero mari eiten Bid aus DEM
5eniter uno erblei6te. n2ieber Stint
nell" rief er uno manOte iid pie
sur Sludt. Seine Cir bier born
Die berflirten alien auto6uiiel"
Damn ianf er ouf oas Boliter 8u-
rid. 8as lit Dir oenn? fragte Sreo.
u@iqit Ou mir ni9t ingen, mas Der
Serr po1te2"
.SSa - mas moqte Ser Serr?"
Itotterte @ero tl6eli9. n8os tpoate
er nur?"
8lobli6 er9riff ieman0 Ben ltot-
ternOen @ero bon binten, 5og i'm
in ole S0be uno briidte i'm pie0er
auf ieinen Sib 3uriid, mas Ii6 Orei-
NAL nie0erbolte.
Sab i'd oid enolid!" brittle
cine mddtige Stimme.
Die MitfabrenOen i6rien auf.
Ser S9affner fam berbeigeltiir5t,
Ser autobus belt. .&ube, meme
Serren,~ rief Ser S9affner. v@ol-
len sic bite dugenbIidli6 oen
Autobus berlaiien, Iofortl Sd tper-
De Die 8oli5ei bena9ri9tigen."
Ser eritarrte Sreo lieB ii1 nit
iont Dem dd5en0en @ero un0 Dem
briiaenoen Serrn auf Die @a9e
bringen.
sd muB ia oltr llntergruno,"
iammerte er. D@os lit 0enn eigent-
lid los? &annit ol mir oas ni6t
enOIi@ iagen2"
vSa, iiebit 0u =" @erO biigelte
nit Dem @rm ieinen aerbeulten Sit
lno mari einen 8lif ouf Den an
Der anOeren Geite oes Holidilten
gebenoen SerrlI noas mar ia gera-
De Der Stat, ben i9 bon Dir braud-
te. Sd wolte bid fragen, auf mel
6e 8eiie id Ben Naditeaungen oie-
Ies 8arbaren, ser mid fir ben
2iebbaber ieiner Sralt belt, entee-
ben fann!"
80" iaete Sreb, roaS alio mar
es!"
:Sa - oas mar es, aber in3pi-
i9en iino mir Die @reigniiie i'm
pabriten Gimme Oes 8ortes iiber
ben &opf gefommen."
~@ie es Dir INNER geben miro"
meinte Sreo grimmig.
.@ieneidt," o~nttuortete @ero
gleidgiiltia. ~aber wie OIL iiebit,
erleoigt iid oorn idIieBlif allies
bon ieIbit."
9amit iebte ct befrieoigt ieinen
enolid dtredtgebiieelten Srt pie-
Der ouf.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Ser @eri9t

Sic Ems bier onaetGast, neil
Sic gaiagt 6aben, oaB Serr Sano.
6dftab e.t :tat rie Gin Gisl. Sit oos
rihtig2~
~0as lit ridtig, aber i'd babe es
aiAt aeIagt.~