The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-26

That well known party cop. to you thrown by lit
tie Johnny Crazy and his delegates de luxe last October was
hardly more from Cd M
the Waterbury Druggists Association Thursday evening
the Hotel Elton when more than fifty OF waterbury
physicians surgeons guests of the pill rollers as
of the guests described the vocation OF his hoss Wn
he pursued during the gay COS when mady wore hustle
and scrip" misprin for scrap. Such good time
was had by all that rank injustice would be done the doc
and druggists they left unobserved at the heght
of their anchorage to the festive board and the feeling that
in all sorts of weather medicine should stick to-
gesherwich after ALL the prime objective OF the per-
fecty presented party So in between ths that ana ne
other we observed Big Bill Dunphy president OF the wa
tebury Druggists Association ticked to pretty shade Oh
pink that the affair got off to such grand start and still
smiling four hours later when all and sundry were agreed
that the pill rollers knew few things besides how to figure
out Latin that looks like Greek. Then there E. L. Gyde
the handsome Kiwanian who greeted the guests IN the oeo
with friendly word two that made one feel it was going
be great party and no mistake And there were no
mistakes Hugh Bernie the Elm City druggist who lob
bed the last state legislature in behalf of favorable egisa
ton regard pnts and quarts of spirits ferment made
the doctors realize how important they were to the druggists
other as they would be helped He threw in neat verbal
bouquet for Waerburys legislators Senators Lawor and
Hacke and Representatives Mahaney and Thoms not one
Of whom voted against any of five bills favorable to
dents of pharmacopoea And j. Garvin pill roller for
years. admitting the druggist lost without the doc
tors aid pleased with the prospects for the mme
date future regard relations between the two
fessons DR. Theodore Bevans president of the Water
bury Medical Society," former pharmacist himself, inviting
the druggists to send representative OF their association
any regular meeting of the doctors at which suggestions
from the druggists to the doctors would be given 1u ana
fair hearing George Blackal state secretary of the
Druggists association making decided hit with his hearers
in short and snappy speech urging the M DIS and pre-
scrpon filters get together for the general good of all
concerned The good doctor Good who had wise crack
with every said the Martins reminded him of lucky
patient they hadn't been cut. DR. Jim Hennessey left
his favorite iron home but went for the wine in beef
way Don't tell him Ferdinand, beef, iron and
wne DR. John F. Hayes graced the party with his pres
white tie but had to leave his horse and out
side The 76 old physician who has been practlclng
SO years. thought the party jolly from start to finish and
back again. DIR Joe Ciminera whose rolling baritone
voice made few of his brother physicians think it
raining the roof And say, ought to hear DR. Al
Dreyer play the wioeen Rubinof stale as some of Can
tors jokes by comparison few of the boys, who had
musical ambitions in their college days got crack at the
trap drums and about as de as hod-carrier with
scapel Strange to say, there nary emergency
call during the evening aside from for help when
moved DR. Grace Santoras chair and she didn't know IT,
. John j. Fitzgerald the municipal man of elecrics did
nice job with the lighting effects and will be sent
of Pluo-crat to- keep his souvenirs Most of the
boys played pussy the corner before after the feed
and forenscs. and what corner Vas you dere,
doctor? =