The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-10

 ing is specifically concerned with the atomic bomb, which though under experimentation for years, is a totally weapon In view of this, it would seem plausible to that those persons in the city who interested in the bOmb and few there who show interest will rely the accuracy and detail of the newspaper and radio accounts.
 Given an official quota of 400 members for 1944-45 Corporal Coye Post Mo- l. Waterbury, flashed down the home stretch to set mark at 575, which, if not a time high the local unit is mighty close In this arkable increase in paidup members Corp Coye Post has welcomed many young veterans of World War to the fold and with each day bringing its fresh con- tngent of homecoming veterans, Legion executives removing the ceilings to permit natural reaction to de veope nampered The local post is part of the largest district in Connecticut, the Second with total mem bershp of 5O9O In percentage gains Fairfield section took first honorS with rating of 141661 It has mem berhp of 4060 The percentage gain in the Second 130033 Last year the district in this section had only 3061 members Corp Coyle Post had 4OO Connecticut as department was given quota for the year of 13923 members It concluded the cycle with 18 589 pad-ups As result of it's gain of 4666 members representation will be granted 4O2 delegates in the next State ton-the greatest in historyl There must be to the appeal the American Legion possesses for young veterans. The " F. W. and the D. A. V. similarly happily situaed-so as well along the home front The youngsters signing up to carry on buddy acquaint- ances and to claim membership in organization that they will always remember "Dad" proud to claim as his Listen Buddy, if you want night out with the boys for "board of directors" meeting just remember Dads old alibi won't work. Invent Your future 'Mrs" will probably remember all the verbal con- cOctionS" her dad tried on mother in bygone days.
 Words and Music Mayor LaGuardia will De guest conductor at the Lewis0hn Stadium concert in New York early next week. Appearing also will be Miss Grace Moore, as SOlOSt The performances in Stamford of Candida" in which Congresswoman Clare BO0the Luce has been appearing have been cut short because Mrs Luce finds it necessary to return to Wash
 ngton. The Alfred Lunts of Genesee Depot, Wis., returning home after two years absence in which they toured camps at home and abroad They have in mind new play for the fall Mimi Benzen, anoth- celebrity that Waterbury claims, plans to marry soon Louis Harold Kaufman of New York City. Miss Benzen had noted Metropolitan debut last winter, winning great acclaim for her singing in the role of the Queen of the Night in Mozart's "The Magic Flute" Later she sang the role of Glda in Vers Rig0lettO
 The Gordon String Quartet who have been play ing at Music Mountain Falls Village for fifteen years, will celebrate the occasion Sunday The Bach-Mozart Festival continues this weekend at Tan gIew0Od near LenOx, Mass Sunday afternoon Robert Casadesus, who played in Waterbury few seasons ago. will be soloist in the Mozart Minor Concerto with the Boston Symphony Orchestra :. Chicken every Sunday is sort of hasbeen, but Chicken Every N Sunday was quite attraction the legitimate
 The Town Crer Tells '. The annual Goshen fair s going to be supplemented this year by the chfield County All Fair and Dog Show sponsored by the Northwestern Dog Club The big events will be usual on Labor Day Cheshire correspondent Hubert Rig Rig ranger at Black Rock Thomaston is leaving to take charge of the forestry work at Stafford Springs In this srea John Green has had about twenty towns whose forests he patroled There's quite bit of produce at the roadside markets fast rpening around the county Over to Milton it rained hard the other night that folks driving down to Bantam to the movies got ost turned back and couldn't find their way home Fishing is good at Candlewood Lake, says Floyd the fisherman of Prospect He caught couple of big bass recently The Martha's Vineyard and Block Isand deepsea fishermen engaged in landing sword m this month And speaking of fish, we see in the Gas tobury jCttngs that fishing gent over there caught {i4e-potnd bass . Honest and true it was Christmas n Norwalk this week. green one not white This Christi as in Connecticut to give the servcemen about to be 4sployed to the Pacific, bit of cheer 1. ,.
 Good Night