The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-24
Elm Elm.

Eoc-nop Dav is at hand . Remember the bowls of egg hoo the odme saloons would produce at this time or the wear They're trying to prove down at Washington that it's against the law for places where liquor can De soo y the drink to display eggnog in ths d tha de e nands special rectiiers license of the seller At any rate try this friends tonight and ng Get in plenty of eggs You've got to beat the Wnltes ana yoks separately to do job right and while you're dong that add sugar to each mixture You'll ma recipes on this-some add the sugar before mixing others while mixing more add after the whites have been beaten very stiff You'll need milk both, depending upon and as an added flavor try bit Don't put it into your cocktail shaker next You always stir an egg-nog Serve good and cold and don't above a forget fne nut meg when dshed out into the glasses That's the hnshng touch the sine qua the fiesta suprema the sgn oI the accomplished mixer Open the mouth widely ana let tne contents the glass trcke slowly across the palate ana down the gustaory tracts the stomach or some such re- gion Then long-drawn out breath. Ah h. h. h..h.
 Seen qoith the naked eye. The optimistic m,er-
 chamt the morning after Christmas Do Your Chr'st-
 mas Shoppiag Early-Ony s64 Days to Christmas
 The emterprising ha,nburg-tosser goes bgtime We
 serve fu-couse dinners, from soup to nuts ana now
 they like em The upond-comimg co60ler Yoa
 npakes his appeal A little slver and then on the
 table is appreciated by the best of aoomem
 In the good old days Along about p. m. on Decem- Der messenger boy would arrive at your office With pig package Your natural reaction surprise and pleasure Somebody was sending you fine big present After the boy had disappeared you would open eagerly It might casons in this little old town of ours it was one Of those odashioned pictures about yard square and with frame 1uSLlco . After the first minutes you appreciated the joke and cided to pass it along other gulibe individual We well recall picture that passed through about six hands in the course of December 24h afternoon In fact the writer had the pleasure of carrying it to of the victims of the joke
 WhutU the dag bring. Christmas 1883, brought
 clear and cold aveaher Remember at 1t a0as terr'oy
 foggy Christmas eve, but cleared up during the tore-
 moon The dag after Christmas, though. boy oh boy,
 uou aoont forget that snoUstorm, a0 yoW. Ihe trst
 real big one of the The year before thot soas
 rather dismal holiday. It a0as ctoudy toggy ana
 ar not in keeping a0ith the spirit of the occasion
 Here's hoping for Christmas Day 19S4, that meets
 the expectations and hopes of eVeryone.
 Tn between times George M. Rist, stamp-colect- ng reader over at the Vets Hospital in Newnton favors the Tower with Christmas greeting card M s. Iavano adds box of tnfo the Christmas pile beside the editors desk The holidays best to you, M S. Holy Cross stu dents will get big thrill when they return for the holidays Their brand $30O0OO refecory will be thrown open on January G. It has been named Kimba Hall in memory of the Rev Charles L. Kimba J instructor to many local professional who matrculaed at the Worcester stitution on the Hill of Pleasant Springs This Christ mas tree business must be worthwhile Right next door to s the "ienial posters" Eddie Keenan and Bill Casby hold And our foreign correspondent tells us that Dan- ne Horrgan and Winnie McEgott also engaged quite suc- cessfuly in the trade the past few days