The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-14

Town Topics. City Court Officer Joe Garvey IS stops" when comes to giving the opening and closing of the session that military snap that brings the law. yers and spectators Co attention. Cheer dispenser Jim Moore watching the progress Of his son % as IT,, Sacred Heart High student and alternate ap' polntee to Annapolis had a birthday Friday. Eddie DNapO an a.time Crosby football great Is forsakng the ranks of New York Giants football rOoers Eddie doesn't like the handling of tickets for Out'OtOwneFs by the professional clubs management. No one gives
 sincere prehOliday greeting than tireess Frank Green. Chamber Of Commerce secretary The CLOS John NIankOwski and Bill Moriarty attending union conference at East St. Louis. III. Jack Keefe and Tom COrden Of the post office stah are we'll along wth plans for their next Summers vacation.
 Who remembers the good old days when along about this time Mother and the hired girl got out all the silver, polished h went all the furniture with polish. washed and rOned the longest damask table cloth and matching napkins cleared out the upstar: hall closet and the sewing the second floor tO do up packages. and filled the back entry and porch with greens in preparation for the big holiday!
 Memos of Interest: Thanks to Mir. and Mrs. Homer T. Waugh and Casper Spearo for early Christmas greetings There's any fixed time for remembering old friends James Sheehan retired city worker, is presently patient at St. Marys Hospital Needless to say our best 20 with the wishes of "Jims" many friends for quick recovery. card of remembrance from MT. and Mrs John T. Sterling now basking in the warm sunshine or Miami Beach, John admits he feels lost without news of Waterbury and Waterburans. Scovl Carolateers are scheduled for visit to The Tower We anticipate their coming with enthusiastic eagerness Don't hesitate
 
 era the staff who ready to sing on any ana all occasions-and do unfortunately. Jack Suffa sends greetings and invitation to attend the debut of the YMCA's new band, "The Vevatones' tonight The band has nice appealing name. Here's hoping It VIII click with the boys and gals who like appealing music too Watch for headlines on another nareup against the Veterans Administration in Hartford and perhaps Newngton Some rather interesting charges are expected to be hurled right and left. If they substantiated there will be any number of developments some startling We are holding hat and breath in suspense. There is growing demand among local Legionnaes for Christmas party The spirit of Santa Claus animates some of the boys Experts in the line of entertainment are being consulted and formal announcement will be made shortly Saturday evening" December 21 will be the date and all the budd&s in the city will be invited to par ticipate
 Looking forward to the Christmas rush, Postmaster Charles A. Babin ordered the removal of one of the writing tables in the Post Office It in the vicinity of the Parcel Post and Money Order windows BaDn said that the table had always been obstruction when lines at these windows long. The removal of the table should greatly facilitate the organization Of these Iines he said One other consideration in the remvoal of the table the safety factor, Babin explained When there is crowd in the vicinity there has been the possibility that would be pushed against the sharp corners of the table.
 Hither and YOn |. There's truth than p0ui- try in some of the stings of the eighteenth annual New York Poultry Show. Or perhaps should say there is both poultry and truth in the display One Of the big winners bronze turkey pictures in the news ana owned and exhibited by Elsie M. HalOck who lives in nearby Washington Depot (COnn)