The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

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 @ s g maEs Tn the nGs Ssrden saGs FEM On the Bus. .. Hi. Ted! HI, Bub! Hi buns! Hub ba hubba, what day to go to school Who says it's crime, besides me? Pardon ME, Madame was that your toe?. LOOkit Grindsy there, his algebra open as usual Will you tell me how he's going to get places with his nose in book all the time Oh, good morn ing Miss Jenkins. Yes it is beautiful One (Aside) That English II in you don't know, who'll be giving the works in an hour on Macbeth or Macduff or both, for heavens sakes. Good morning, doctor Car for repairs just out after years of faithful service. Yes this is nice weather for clean ing up the yard but Pm going to miss early evening radio programs. And said to him. all right, you take Churchill and I'll take Stain and the next thing you know both of yelling heads off, but it was good game of gOlf at that What's the matter Mrs. M? Whats so tragic this beautiful morning? You left your shopping list at home? Well, that's too bad. It's nice ride anyway, and you've got seat toO movies. gave them up for Lent (VOce of the bus drver Move to the of the bus lots of room in the rear. {. Voices of the bus crOwd) BOO!. Well here we Another ride ended and another day begun What life, aint it, Shorty? See you in American History if you're still living. VOice of the bus driv er) Transfer, transfer!
 Yesterday was the Feast of St. Joseph the day when return to Capistrano Mission Every year prayers offered for their return and generally they do arrive, though dispatches yesterday said strong winds were
 
 not failed to arrive the 18th of March in 167 years According to the legend the swallows arrive the 18th and leave October 23 San Juans day. There two schools of thought the matter of their departure The fathers of the Mission believe they fly off to spend the winter in the Holy Land. Ornthologsts, however say they go to Central American unges This year hopeful Cafornians and tourists waiting their return and perhaps any day travelling friends will postcard the actual facts of the matter FashSwaows return It happened in a local court. The judge thought he had possible reconciliation at hand but he learned A panyng her children when her exhusband took them to the movies, he told. So far gOOd and the judge smiled knowingly he listened to the dissertation. But why did POppa want to be alone he asked hopefully The lawyer injected the explanatory note. Be- POppa and MOmma had both remarried he said Suppose my clients present wife sees him at the movies with his former wife," he pleaded Agreeing that there possibility for breach of peace than reconciliation the startled judge issued an order requr ing the divOrcee to stay home with her new husband when the Ex has his day with the kids.
 The Big City Needs the Money. Beware Waterbur- Because increasing number of state motorists falling afou of New York Cys $15 parking fine, with out understanding the for the stiff mpost the Con necticut Motor Club has issued bulletin for drivers The $15 fine applies it states not only express street but also on any street on which parking IS not permitted There many streets not designated express street. which have No parking signs These signs indicate the hours when parking is banned The penalty it was point ed out for parking these streets express streets is $15 Overtime parkers at ether locations still being fined $4 for the first offense.
 Early Morning Snapshots Roger B. T. An dersOn fire and police chaplain and former state chaplain of the American Legion, stepping briskly through the Green route to City Hall to give parting advise to young way to military duty VIE and VJ day lose their happy significance to many they wit the farewells. They still sad Big buses, local and iner-cy, lined three abreast in Exchange Place. An anxious cop standing at the open door of private pounding away the bOrn He acts peeved because citizen had the to stop off wide path reserved for buses to buy paper to get his quota of smokes for the day. Who owns Exchange Place? The City Of Waterbury or the c. R. l.. Company? When someone in police headquarters gets the $64 they should mpart it to the policemen assigned there The res taurants crowded these mornings. When Chases and the American Brass Company employees get the back-tOwOrk signal things will appear normal more. The vanishing Films" in the vicinity of the Green and West Main Street give peculiar feeling, of lOss for generations of Waerburians have taken great pride in the mighty trees. They made Waterbys Green of the beauty spots of the stae pleasing and resfu to the eye of the weary of the traveller Some of Americas greatest citizens have and admired and openly commented on Waterburys Green the stately ems vanish likely to to miss them than suspect. Waiting for buses in Exchange Place these mornings many, many young iremen. Strangers to at present, but perhaps their names would appear familiar if read them where they have appeared from time to time in the past-the columns about veterans of World War II.