The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-06

visit a merry one We hear that many married wom- en put their shoulders to the wheels of wartime pro- ducton when Uncle Sam sent out urgent call for help in 1942 enjoying the role of housewife again now hat they're no longer needed It's nice not to have o get up in the morning.
 Paul Gugliemo of Oak street seaman second class somewhere in the Pacific, writes to be remembered to his former buddies the police department. The ex supernumerary has plenty of action to date Frankie and Pete Malaska former South End resi- dents, have sold their very popular West 5Oth Street eatery in New York City for a reported $65OOO Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leon of Franklin Street cele brated their silver wedding anniversary July 25
 Debonair Mike Sauchell of New York City, spent brief visit in the home town the weekend AS usual Mike" looked like the weldressed chap the magazine and incidentally brought with him an idea He has proposed to Mayor John S. Monagan a scheme which he outlined to the Tower in the closing hours of the Seventh War Loan drive. He suggests Home Coming Week. for native and former Waterburians who are now making the headlines in various professions in various parts ot the world The idea could be made feature of the 9th War Loan the Victory War Loan campaign i've may anticipate boh Without referring to the current Whos Who, Mike thinks it would be splendid idea to have BrgadierGeneral Pape Weber represent the military profession; Archbishop John G. Murray of St. Paul. Mnn and Bishop John Dallas of New Hampshire, the clergy Rosand Russell the cinema world; District Attorney Frank S. Hogan of N Y. City and Attorney James C. Mur ray of the metropolis outstanding criminal lawyers, the legal profesSion Vincent Trota the artistic clement Joseph Cunningham, deputy Comptroller of the City ot New York the municipal executive branch, Dan Park er the sporting writers etc. Just add those other Water burians you remember who have made good in big way in "greener fields and imagine them gathered around festive table imaginary firesde for nights chat It would be spotlight of home town celebrities Inciden tally, Mike had another Treasury Department certlfl cate show that he went the top chairman of the National Variety Artists Post American Legion bond committee in the last campaign He given citation of merit in appreciation of his leadership inspiration and the fact that his committee sold $64475 in securities the equivalent of air evacuation plane 1000 beds for convaescent camps. And if the old gang gathers here for reunion Mike" will grace the occasion with his presence And he has number of nominations to make also.
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics 1t has been and will be quite interesting to watch the development of the store window mannequns. The designers, who respOnsl- be for the gradual improvement should be commended for the defness in regard to facial expressions They have these models or "dumn1ies' registering varied traits such satisfaction elatiOn sOphsticatOn etc., which asset to attract the eye in the window dis play If you notice some of the females are abrupt nosed ladies and some of the males rather dainty but on windowshoppng spree they will hold your in terest. Yours for mannequin development-J. W WALKER
 Chalk up another success for President Victor Nam bruno and his committee which arranged yesterdays outing of the Italian-American Democratic club It we'll timed Candidates past present and future in attendance and few fagots were lighted under the old political pot After the nominations the campaign will open with bang From present indications it looks as the Democrats will win the city elections by forfeit The general public suffering too severely from battle fatigue to be greatly concerned about politics Making munitions promoting bond, relief, salvage and good
 
 pensions and whatnot leaves everybody about fled up with plenty of nothing. Oh, we not saying that everything hunky doy in the ranks of the Democrats the Republicans There plenty of dissatisfaction in both parties and against both parties, but that the public does not to be too enthused at present. Maybe it's the silence before the crash who knows? Through the medium of the Tower Clifford Williams of 278 Mill street expresses his gratitude to the police and to Lieutenant Joseph Petit in particular for their Soc taton in connection with the recent death of Clarence Williams, World War veteran, at the Newport Naval Hospital Newport R. Word of the passing of the serv ceman was reayed through the local police department Corporal. Norman J. Feitelson, former Connect- cut University student is home 30day furlough He is visiting with his folks at 343 Willow street and will start at the termination of the leave for Camp Camp bell, Kentucky and possible assignment in the Pacific area He served with the Red Diamond outfit the Fifth Division, and holds the combat infantry badge, two bronze service stars and the good conduct medal The former Crosbyte had ambitions to be in the air corps when he joined the service in 943 but good soldier is good soldier in any outfit, Norman proved Best of luck corporal. Uncle George Karnofsky is patiently waiting for the happy moment to propose your for membership in Corporal Coyle Post No l. American Legion. We'll second the motion.
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