The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

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 And We Quote The world needs another Alexander Hamilton. The world today is in precisely the same posi- tion as the thirteen colonies after the Revolutionary war-Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president-emertus week. It is alone the children of our community who delinquent They merely victims of the kind of homes they have to live n.Rev Shelton Hale Bishop of New York. A noise like of hidden brook in the eay month of June that to the sleeping woods all ngh singeth quiet tune-Samuel Taylor Coerldge in The Ancient Mariner. The bobby -soxerS ruinnp the American tradition of beautiful women-James Mont gonery FAgg. artist. tell you folks all politics IS applesauce-Wi Rogers in "The Iiterae Digest" Tut tut child" said the Duchess. "everythngs got moral if you can find it-Lewis Carroll in Alice in Wonder land;' The opmist fell ten stories At each window Unknown. Mal-time had come to mean that bright hour when they all got their feet the brass rod which protected the sis of the two windows, with the steam radiators sizzling like kettles against the side wal- Booth Tarkington in "The Conquest of Canaan" Me- thusaah ate what he found his plate and as people do did he note the amount of calory count he ate it because it chow.-Author Unknown.
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 An Orphanage that has a national reputation is moi far from community. the ChiIdrens Home. referred tO as "The Home That Prayer Built"
 n New Britain at Rackife Heights. The Rev. Dr. John Erie Klingberg. founder of the Orphanage died this week 7S of age. Starting with three destitute children. Dr. kingbergs venture expanded moving sew era times tO larger quarters in New Britain. until the present structure built fine looking estate, at started by the zealOus man, native of Sweden. who came tO this country 57 years Many who pass the
 impressive booking place only learned Of what had been accomplished when article appeared few in wekn0wn literary review Through his great love and devotion for destitute children Dr. kingberg start cd and finished something far different from 6ctiOna pictures sometimes described where such institutions are gloomy and far from attractive.
 Harriett Peasley of Cheshire will attend the national convention of the Puppeeers of America in Waterford Conn., June 27 to 30 at the Rufus Rose Maronette Theat ter It. Dorothy Allingham Saron has been honOraby discharged from the service Ditto for Barbara Rogers . Staff Sgt. Kingsley P Kelor. radar technician of the Marine Night Fighter Squadron has been home four weeks leave of absence after l6 months service m the Oknawa and China He will report to Cherry Point, N. C.. June IT, Sal Borre is expendng $l9OOO for air-condtonng unit in his new East Main Street restaurant. John Wenze, of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Wenzel of Radcliffe Avenue, has enlisted in the Marine Corps and is receiving his basic training at Paris Island s. C. It. William J. Hartman. on terminal leave has left Waterbury with his wife and two to take up resi- dence in Chicago. It. G,gD Robert K Barrows is home terminal leave He expects to finish up his studies and get his degree at Wake Forest College and then enter Theological Seminary. Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Watkins will entertain the Second Congregational Pilgrim Fellow ship at a picnic tomorrow afternoon.
 Watch Your Step Buddy! Former G.L's advised to give serious consideration before investing money m supposedly promising enterprises There are any number of instances to cite but the State Public Utilities COmms sion has proof ndspuabe that ignorance of existing laws is often times costly Since VI Day the commission has acted of veterans applications permitting them to in transportation service. trucking and taXls particularly In many the applicants had purchased equipment and made other financial deals before applying for a permit The commission points out for the benefit of veterans that: All fields of public transportation ice, transportation for hire subject to regulation by the Commission under the statutes of Connecticut. This applies to livery taxicab buses and to trucks The only exception the of truck in purely local service within the limits of city town within local zone prescribed by the Commission. And this ception applies only to shipments whose origin and des tination within the town city The Con- mission has requested that veterans be advised not to pu chase a a bus a truck, with the idea of engag ing in the business of transportation for hre until they make application to the Commission. and until the Con- mission has held its hearing and rendered its decision Such procedure would veterans from possible nan cia lOss should the Commission find after hearing that public convenience and necessity do not warrant granting additional authority in the particular field of transpOra tion service involved in the application.
 Fancy That. Signs of the times are moi signs. "FOr Rent. Some meals may be skeichy Of late bat there's stl quite little taste in good That driving pest is around again that dOesnt give h0Ot
 hand ai street pulling out from the eurb. =. An 0ldfashiOHed person is who remember how many hat pins she received at graduation. W0mens clothes almost funny mems would be if men had much There just two schools of thought the weather the first. when it's fair why DON'T have the much needed rain; and when it's rainy, why DON'T have little sunshine. . And as the clerk said t0 the absent.mnded shopper who started of the store with bolt of material can't take n with yOu S0 frankfurters are tO be smaller. It shouldn't happen tO dOg!. The lady