The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-27
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 John Speaks for Himself and Others. Commission CT of Motor Vehicles John Mccarthy extends his thanks to the majority of motorists who have either mailed their applications for 1946 operators licenses in to the various offices applied in person prior to the last week of the current period As of April 23rd the records show that approximately 10000 licenses had been issued than the corresponding date last year The early ana steady flow of applications has made it possible for the employees of the department handle their work efficient ly and with dispatch that there has been little delay in the of the licenses The commissioner wants thank the newspapers and the radio stations who have cooperated by publishing releases and by spot announce mens on the air However, the commissioner r remHds anh is the last day that current licenses valid and that all offices of the department will be open daily from S:S4 a. m. to D. for the remaining days in April except Sunday but including Saturday, April 27th.
 The appointment of the Most Rev. John F. Dalton as the new Archbishop of Armagh and Prmate of all Ireland of great interest to Americans He succeeds the late Joseph Cardinal MacCrOry. Archbishop Dalton had been Bishop of Meath for three years brilliant classical scholar the newly appointed Primate is the author of Horace and His Age, book well known by classical scholars in the United States. Archbishop DAon born in the inconspcuOus town of CaremOr' ris in County Mayo When say incOnsplcuOus you might think that arrived there an August day and most of the tOwnsfOk in Galway enjoying the horse races. As matter of fact companion in our train compartment surprised were travelling from the North from the Donegal Highlands and Fer. managh to Caremorris instead of along the coast 0 Galway the picturesque. Though ClaremOrrs was qulet and as said incOnspicuOus it also. il manner consncuous because there is on the outskirts of this town the we-knOwn shrine at Knock, where miraculous cures had been effected place of pilgrimage but not at the particular time of vst We drove to Knock nOnetheess and stopped in the small but well built ana equipped church, and srOled outside to the shrine OI Our Lady, who that day visited by none but our selves That is principal recollection of Claremorrs but we also remember the neatness of the tOwn and the excellent hotel where were so kindly received and inc chicken roasted and stuffed for special bene 3t since Americans like it that way-MiolIainneach.
 ALo o;oh+ 4o n,,sb +he clocks forward and gain for yourself extra hour o light as of Sunday and from then until the edict IS issued to push the clock hands back again For few days general confusion will reign but by Decoration Day and come parades and pcnics you won't mind the lost hour at all, at all True, you may miss train or TWO the first week. find yourself not believing your eyes when you clock the and get docked for oeng late at the plant department the drug store or Whe ever you to but won't be long before that feeling that you're being cheated on good hour ot sleep VIII nave disappeared Daylight Saving Time is here again. You had it all through the war; called it War Time and liked it. Now you are going to like it again. But you're going to complain about it little call few names just because
 Daylight Saving, folks! Get in step and be on tune with the times.
 Mrs. Joseph P. LawlOr, wife of Senator LawlOr was woman of admirable traits; quiet self.effacng put one who felt deep interest in a worthy cause. In the Town of Prospect where she and her husband had sum mer hOme HydelOr, the PrOspect-Unl0 City NOao she was one of the organizers of St. Anthonys Church She gave generously at all times to church endeavOr and in Prospect the small stone church was her chlet concern HydeOr thrown open at all times TOT sO ca affairs for the benefit of St. AnthOnys Her pass, ing is matter of regret to her friends in Prospect ana Waterbury.
 Way Colby of Ruel Street, veteran engineer for the City of Waterbury has been beseged by Hollywood talent scouts ever since his excellent portrayal in the recent Passion Play at the Second Congregational Church and Mrs Joseph P Richards of 233 Alder Street have de- cded to chrsten their daughter of April 4 Anita Alice
 Major James B. Allen, Army chaplain, is on terminal leave and spending few weeks vacation with his Wife;
 William R. Farley, NM. second class, has received his honorable discharge from the Navy and residing w his wifes family on Hauser Street. Captain william D. Brewster Jr is home on 30-days leave after having served in various hospitals He is the son o M and Mrs. Brewster of Yates Avenue. Captain ana rs. James Dent of Conston Avenue singing the pralse If the Stork who left them daughter Carol Ann April z1 Mrs Dent is the former Dorothy Martin Her huspanu ia stationed in Manila at present. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Mccarthy of POP South Elm Street celebrated Che 'o' wedding anniversary Thursday of this week
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