The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-23

"A SMILES THE THING"
 Good evening. KEEP fISMf IsSMMIfiINc After all. life's but a day,
 A little journey through. Right now the clouds are mighty thick.
 But gosh. the suns most due. ! And when good times are here
 again.
 We'll look back on the past. And thank the optimists who said. The thing just couldn't last. Life's just a pack that we must
 Sometimes it's mighty light. And then it's heaviness is such,
 We stagger to the height. But in the end we're bound to win, We have part to play. The judges hand the prizes out. It's always been that way. So live to sec tomorrow's sun. What though the skies are. black, We've had good times in other years.
 And gosh. they'll soon be back. Remember as you paddle through.
 That life is but a day,
 And you'll be happy with the world,
 By seeing it that way. o--O---o The man who suffers in silence probably plays a radio mighty loud when he's feeling good. The era of good feeling Is
 never marked by political con- ventioDs. o--O--O Many kiss in the dark comes to light in a Waterbury divorce court. O--O--0
 YES AND YOU'VE ALSO GOT THAT" My poems are rather dizzy, That fact will admit, Now I ask Q question, Ed, Do you think that l have 'It?" -G. F. o--O--o Peace makers and pace makers have much the same kind of a
 job. 1 Hoover wants to cut armn- ments one third. Great. If you put war on a diet 1t win be too weak for long battle. Dancing Girls Appear in Pa
 Jamas.-News item. One of those Nightie clubs. eh? st. o--O---O Gs The man who takes a bracer In the morning always follows ] 1t with q chaser. I o--O--o tN | IT LHcy bctCCteu CutVGUtCsb VI
 build party platforms 1t would help the unemployed Q lot. #. o--O---o DING, DING Lifc's q circus, With animals galore, Some play the jackass. And that's what some arc for. ts O---O----O The moon controls the tides. {! The sun controls the chickens.
 They rise and set with 1t. O--O--o Marriage is an anchor that many an old schooner Is bad ly in need of.
 The Schmcling -Sharkey decision left a bad Schmel in the nostrils of the fight fans. o--O-o l Railroads are offering re- duced rates to get the bonus
 soldiers back home. During the war they carircd them at in- creased rates. o--O--o
 Many girl goes looking for q sugar daddy, only to find an old man with granulated eye lids. o--O---o & so TT GOES
 They used to knock the flappcr, And term her quite q WOW,
 But gosh, just gaze on her today, For she's . mama now. O--O--o There's a new song coming out, Ttxan Utpn vnnnUnnnp fSaIQ with lisp will be worth hearing, when they attempt to warble the piece.
 Even q SOFT corn can pro- duce some mighty HARD dls- comfort at times. o--O--O The girl who has to make her own way in the world wants 10 make q man and get happily mar ricd as soon as possible. o--O---o TEE. HEB
 They're using dear old rubber, Tn everything, by heck, And some of 1t comes bounding back, Such as a rubber check. o--O--o
 The sins of society are visited upon the third generation of so. ciety reporters. O--O-O Taxation without "despera-
 tion" would not be American. O--O--O N
 The man who used to think tho world owed him living realizes now that he owes even more thnn the world and has tough time