The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-22

bury from the air the other afternoon passengers of Colonel Clarence Chamberlain Mrs John G. Gil- martin sends big bundle of Cathollc magazines TOT which am deeply grateful
 Eavesdropping Al Lawlor and Ted Donahue forwarded pair of Annie Oaklies for the annual HaIIoween dance to be given by the Washington Park Community club at the Community House Friday evening November l. Thanks kindly boys and may the evening be as spOOky you contemplate. Mr. ana Mrs Harry Larke of Stamford Sundayed with MT. and Mrs. Michael DriscoII Mrs. Larke was formerly Kath- leen MsGiH of this city. Billy OBrien, neodc war bier of Irish melodies, and pretty Mae Gaalda have been keyoed by Cupid November 20 at the Blessed Sac rament church the knot will be tied Bon voyage friends
 Telling it to the daisies Clarence Spike Caro- Ian has than made hit with Watervle residents since he become postal clerk How that lad can , sell over her new Boston Bull puppy It's three-months-od pup, but believe you me it's pip Mr. and Mrs Au- of Naugatuck attended the wedding reception Of MT and Mrs Raymond w. Glennon in New Haven recently Mrs Glennon was formerly Helen F. Reilly
 few days ago marked the passing of another of Waterburys pioneer settlers when Thomas Lyons was laid to rest. Known to many of his close associates as Gap" Tom Lyons was familiar to many about town, possessing most genial disposition and being good mixer The Lyons family originally came from wilkes barre Penn and were one of the largest to reside m the Brooklyn district. Tom although not possessed of
 musical education could sing parOdes Of the 0rlgnaI coal miners songs by the hour A fine memory and
  the days when the late Father GIeeson pastor of St. Patricks church electric organs were rare and Tom seldom missed Sunday when he wasn't right at the old organ pump. As years went on he worked at the old Round House engine checker as an ivory but- ton maker the Waterbury Button company and later 1t M J. Dalys Of late years and up to his final ill- ness Tom was gardener for of the cty's most prominent families spending most oi his time m the Adrondacks. Leaving behind his wife Margaret ana stepson Gene Oviatt local musician and many sis- ters and brothers nieces and ncpheWs Tom Lyons will be mourned by many, but his pleasant dsposi. ton and true character will be lesson for those and many others to follow A Friend.
 We'll editor How bee va? Gosh I've been gosh darn busy harvesting my vtals that hant had minute to write you in long while. Where is that fellow who used to duck behind that phoney ostrich plume, Ihe Old Grad"? Haint heard chickens peep out of him in so long surmised he got rolled in between @ coupe stunt by crashing in of them air birds Too bad about Will because he nice fellow too We'll just wanted to tell va hked through the corn fields and pastures Saturday across the lots to "Naugytuck and saw my old Alma Nanny" tuck those big, bury "Nauggy-tuck- ans" under their claws Seems to me- that's where the trouble ay-Nauggy without "Tuckey" is just the same as them Crosby fellows without Rinso". Gosh while think of those four fellows aint doing bit bad away from home without their mammys home cooked vittas Kern -Burke-Rinso and Tuckey. Yes, watch the pa pers every Sunday to how they be doing and so lar they aint to be sneezed at But getting back to my original story still prancng around the barn with the itters at the way those Wby Wildcats tore those boys to pieces Saturday. Jmmny crickets-wth four more weeks eat and practice before they tackle those Crosby Blue BesI just feel sorry for those poor kids will be sin to send them in against poor Crosby Gosh they say Crosby couldn't get pass their own 4oyard line last Saturday against Bridgeport Central Guess the Wildcats will box them in on the first ten-yard stripe all day. So fellows pick your seats down near the goal lines if you want to the best part of the Wby Crosby game Thanksgiving day Shook hands with Coach Jim- mic Lee after the game and told him how much liked his boys this year Yes sir Jimmy is all right Heard at Crosby went and picked himself out wife this past win ter We'll that's just another rooter the Old Grad has to convince that Crosby has chance Can't from away out here in Prospect Good harvest this year "Ed 50 looks like my boys are sowing their seeds this year when things are right. Forgot to mention just got this year Bring the boys and I'll treat you to little pumpkin pie and cider you can dig up that fellow, inc Old Grad bring him along too maybe start one of those barn festivals the boys at Yale attend each year. Must git now and do ny chores Be seeing you soon .... Nutmeg Pete.
 Good Night.