The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
PERRYP PICKUPS
Rv JOE FAAnGLdETTI

rYar Va like--a tlrat?-The Jeff fxrson street laundry boys wenf 5Srfo their second week of making Hu attempt in playing that ducky- yri,eky game known to many ds bowling: but, if at any time this came was ever murdered 1t was 1ast Friday night when the boys in bIue simply had spots before their eyes. and when I say spots, ! ols- fincf1y mean Spots! Who should ! come into the picture now, nobody 1. eIse than that great big poaster and Ioafer, Bernie Dodge,, mel dentally, in last weSi's pilior ms 1s.f name was enormously printed Sr vensIow. it seems that the writ Sr. had had too much of that ter r1bIa stuff they cartled along, ya rnow a sort of stimulator TOT ITS rest of the boys. (In case VI don't know boys, Tom Collins IS ~1hat the writer prefers). sam G1na was more than mortified Fri- Xov night when the youngsters or |<Ee laundry, didn't make an at { <Synrf in hurling the laundry bags S~wn inc alley--as they did the STevious week. Marty DiMaria, <7,S hfc-a the boss-a of the young 5S Saesies in the shop, is register 1T~ 2. kick with the officials Of the ~Ton that since this league nas S(nrted (all on account of Berniel hs has lost more than pounus, &nd it has him worried. NInat aIl-right Marty, if va know some
 nrobably happier). You never
 rew fl. huh, we'll, boy-o-boy, the ,rriter is turning to be a fortune s@77er. remember my telling you, lt7s~f if a certain fellow didn't re- %>3ve \ cigar, Nick Jamale would <x after him, Well, there he was ~1<xing in all his glory, as If ne
 sre Mussolini himself, ready to -~s2ue a warrant on Shugrue. He ,1z<t,sIa go out and look for good ole Tx xEnr,is Crow. :. (Caw-Caw). Due 7[ 5tbe social committee not being cx1e to secure Paul Whiteman to ~erenade the boys, they booked 7ocal three piece orchestra, wnicn fra- boom -dayed the boys to de- feat As was promised to you IT last weeks column, the girls turneu up in a bright red uniform With Perry,s Zoric banners pinneo oh .' them to jeer the boys. Ana, La <. dies and Gents, you don't have to take inc writer's word for 1t, but 2, aalr anyone that was present at fHe bowling alleys, whenever those ,~3rla formed into a huddle, If one "a inc sweetest Bronx jeers couldn't be heard throughout the Taueafuck Valley. :. Wow! they orobably were coached by my good < cai roe Wall of Moo YawK baseball I <s@ne also d former Waterburian.
 SIDE CHANGES. He walks 1<ke a dancer, talks like a soprano r ~fTrer. he dresses like collegian ruess who he is and you will < awarded two tickets to a local 4 {E sster. Winnie (Inka Dinka Doo) H1Irotf tells me that he has quit
 .5nE around with a certain gal, so
 E9f he may have more time to [<~1 Id which we say. bouquet
 < o@cnide for your wonderful de-
 :~f~n Winnie! Lena Carazzo |. <<%v Francis to youse) met with |< " <7;~6f accident when jeering the Y <--<* Sfa almost collapsed from the =@ 112for she was sitting on. biis :- S ifoost swallowed a bottle of
 <o5 -cola. when the boys accident
 --@ &Eoved him on to the alley,
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 {: z.=' sso ,1n{il next Tuesday night. # M 9 .';~ wIiY appear with some
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