The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-04


 Neighborly Mods: Phyllis Shea former Waterbury Catholic High school student and recently poye of tke Shoe Hardware company writes to the folks at home from Oakland, Calf. She is stationed with hospital assistants unit at of the largest government hospitals in that She has been in the service six months and has enjoyed her experiences Miss Shea is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Matthew A. Shea 7 Ives street The business and professional women's circle will welcome the return of odtme friend and associate very shortly We have been informed that Mrs Josephine Pernatozzi who has held office in local societies for number of years, will very shortly take the former Hastings Shop West Main street She will be joined by her daughter Rita, former Albertus Magnus student and graduate of the Waterbury Catholic High school Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cichieo of 232 Cooke street are proud and happy parents Their son T5 Anthony has turned As Mr. Cichiello served in World War and suf fered wounds in action and served in prison he worried for his lads welfare But Anthony went through tough fighting in Italy terrain familiar to his dad He wounded Casino and again on the Normandy Beach head. He's back home now-with his folks and his memories and heart of the scared Sarg Of the old is the Joe his many friends know him to be- He fought in spirit every step his struggled. Many happy days "Joe and Anthony and to Mrs Ccheo also happy ending, let the curtain fall every thing that went before Dave Kenyon of Keefes Drug Store has returned from his world sightseeing cruise with the U. S. Navy. He has plenty but don't kid Dave about the typhoon that hit around Oknawa. It the real Mccoy with Dave and he has never heard so many gobs before since that nigh-renewng acquaintance with God and heaven and many of them going to stay friendly from now on
 Henry Dunn, a leading musician of Waterbury, will be remembered by those who knew him whose entire life was cOnscientiOusly devoted to music. teacher of ability he numbered among his pupils large number during his in this profession Quiet con servative and reserved Mr. Dunn in the lime light. His intelligence and musical background gave him 8 place in the community that was acknowledged He honest and sincere and went about his duties in an unassuming manner His passing removes good musician and teacher well splendid citizen from the community
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 Snow Pictures. . |. A walk or ride about town a trip by or car of have presented many de- lightful snow pictures since the winter set in Let's start off with the Center after any of the recent snowstorms with cngng to the trees on the Green cngng to the sides and facadeS of the nelghbormg churches and other buildings Travelling along of the residential streets entranced with the gtterng effects puff balls cngng to low shrubs, white against the green everywhere little tufts of white traced picket fences and clnging to iron fences. Starting out Parkway natures etching something to behod pass ing Fulton Park you craned your neck for another glimpse of shrubs and treeS and entering Hamilton Park there the fountain in ice formation with the thin jet of water falling steadily to make more ice Look ing off from the top of SOuhington Mountain you slowed up to look at the nearby hametS and the land be- tween well svered and whitened. Out Mddebury, Cheshire and Woodbury way you wished you might draw the panorama paint it. Other nearby towns presented the Currier and Ives theme, red barn. old stone wall, white house. the still life with back ground As you rode along your eye caught these puan pictures when you could take that eye off the slip pery road. And walking about the city streets offered much to please the artistic eye in the of snow pie tures enhanced for few weeks by the Christmas lights which complemented the snow and vice versa
 Bob Elliano, formerly at the Alhambra theater on North Main street has purchased the Colonial theater in Walnut Beach, Milford Irene Walker new sec retary of the r. w. C. A. has date to address the First Baptist Church Womens Assn. Jan. 16. Tom Quin Ian of School street. popular Lux Clock company fore man. spent most enjoyable New Years with friends side avenue the former Avina Sirca of Franklin street is celebrating another natal day today Richard Dill lon son of Harold T. Dillon of Watervie street. is with the Marines in China.