The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-12

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 Little forget-me- -nots . Up on Chestnut Avenue American Flag has been displayed in front of resi- dence daily since the JapS bombed Pearl Harbor. It reflected the sentiments of the that all Americans should provide evidence of their loyalty and devotion and to inspire paSsersby with consciousness that their nation is at war. Some people make 1t point as well ceremony, to display the coors special ho- days but at this particular home the flame of patriot ism such to make the display of colors daily prac tice. The splendid citizen who first placed the flag in front of his home has passed on but in memory of him and in perpetuaton of his sentiments the flag is placed in it's accustomed place of honor bright and early every morning. The residence is the home of the late Mayor Vincent sculiy up in the M Mkngsbury school the the teacher, Miss Marguerite Dick who is convalescing at St. Marys Hospital, have conveyed their getwellquick sentiments and the Tower supplements their sincere wishes of the little ones with its own message of cheero and the wish that she will return to brighten the day as well as the faces of her little charges. Paging a youth who given auto ride in New York from MAdale to Waterbury early this week The owner is an occasional visitor to Waterbury and has many friends in this vicinity In inviting his guest passenger to share ride to Waterbury he pleased to be of service The young in aighting overlooked pair of brand new gloves Christmas present no doubt If he contacts the Tower he will be given information which will lead to the recovery of the accessories The car bore marker numbers N. Y.-AC217. Remember?
 As you listen to your favorite light opera selections in of the better programs the air of those that always appeal selections from "The Merry Widow" by Franz Lehar Reading this week of the reported of Franz Lehar 78 year old com poser of Austria is reminder that many such persons who the of furnishing attractive music for all of having pretty bad time of it in recent yeatS: Lenar some years ago was person or rePuIa ton in Vienna and Ishe the nearby watering place where he had villa along with the Emperor Franz Josef and many other well known figures of happier Vienna days. Lear, it is said arrested because decided to remain with his wife who arrested three years ago.
 Free Tip to Motorists Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, John Mccarthy wishes to call your atten- ton to the fact that your current motor vehicle regStra ton expires at midnight Wednesday, February 28th, and announces that effective Wednesday, January 10th applications for 1945 of motor vehicles will be accepted by mail through February 18th to guarantee receipt of same by the applicant before March 1 There are two essentials necessary in making application for registration by mail; first, and most important each application must be signed by the and secondly you should make that the 1944 automobile property tax has been paid If this is not done there is little chance of receiving your registration before March st Your remittance should be forwarded by check postal money order to the nearest motor vehicle office.
 Seven a. m. bus chatter: Said the sweet young thing to friend StenOgrapher I'm positively out. In fact noticed bags under my eyes this morn ing, and don't like it bit I've got to do something about it.. Said the Italian anitor to friend neghbor :I got no pep at an All night long think of my poor Tony layin' out in the snow there" Said the high school teacher to friend educator: I'm petely enervated these mornings The combined strain of OverwOrk and war is leaving ndeIibe print upon KEOaHmk SPTit, SalO Chc DuS 0flVer to friend policemen he discharged his listIess load "This early morning gang makes me tired. It takes them l0ng to creep and creep off, I'm five to ten minutes late on every run. Huh I'm so tired'
 Pfc Donald McPhee is the hero of the hour to chil- dren in the Rockville section of the city. Everywhere his admrng young friends group around to avalanche him with questions about the life of serviceman at the front The inantryman participated in the big push last July on St. Lo, where he critically injured He expects to be discharged shortly The many friends of Bill Pendy popular Hitchcock Lake proprietor extends to him their deepest sympathy His wife the former Anna Downey, passed away Thursday, after short illness Edith Rodgers local beaucian, continues to receive surprise packages from local seryiceman now serving at the battlefront in France Her most przed possession is piece of parachute which used in the invasion of Normandy Friends of Donald Wood, who has been confined to St. Marys Hospital extend their very best wishes for speedy recovery Especially Dons pleasant company missed by those knights of the round table at Drescher and Kecks, where Knude Knudsen, Ed Porter Fred Farnlon Lou Morrison, and Jim Dillon meet nightly to discuss the topics of the day. Don may be interested to know that Ed Porter is at long last convincing the boys his opinions sound and well taken.
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