The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-23

Sing song of turkey
 Cranberry and dressing;
 Mince pies and plum buildings
 Make Thanksgiving blessing.
 En nassant Nettie Cohen admiring the face- lifting her dads display windows received the past week
 Louise Trenka, Josephine Muraska, Ida eilles ana ana Bertha Heuer headed for evenings fun at the roller skating rink above the Mohican. Charlotte HenIy and Edna Weber entering the Hotel Elton to sit in at the Boy and Girl Scouts campaign dinner meetngs 6oIn are enthusiastic workers of this great movement :. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Scully giving the new cars the once over, Adeline Divigard proudly exhibiting an invitation to attend the State HairdresserS annual dn- ner dance at the Hotel Bond in Hartford this evening
 Editor. Tall Tower Topics: am making public note of situation that has prevailed for quite while and still there doesn't seem to be any protection am referring to articles stolen from parked cars on Brown Street I was unfortunate enough to have my car picked on by thieves but fortunate enough to ar rive just in time to chase oil the thsl ana PICK up ' m radiator cap of my which was hastily dropped HI his flight. A fellow worker of mine had new spare tire stolen but short time ago on the very same street The practice is proving costly It's more than Ine ms chievous deeds of boys An instance that occurs as often and as regularly this warrants better police protection Let's have it. .. CARL.
 Editor Tall Tower Topics May mot be the only one to ask-why, oh why do the people of Waterbury have to go out of town to do their it be Xmas Thanksgiving weddings, etc.? Only recently read heard over the radio large store soewvle I in the state soliciting business from the people or wa terbury through the facility of the telephone Ins one instance where feel the Telephone Company is an ac
 
 economically unsound Should they step up the business of this foreign merchant they automatically decreas for him to do would be to start cutting his expenses ana perhaps MT. Telephone Company would ma hlmsei! III the red if he balanced the loss of local business agan1 his increase from the foreign merchant But the tee- phone company not the only to Sffer III tnlS case There the numerous sales clerks buyers shlpplng and delivery clerks bookkeepers, advertising space, banks etc It is an endless chain and it's results multi ply negatively follow 1t down the line So why we ask why the citizen of Waterbury become easy prey
 
 we are guible group and susceptible to atterng our selves on the iusonary fame of having bought some thing at distance? Or to be frank about It, IS It tnaC you have fault to find with our local merchants-tner nerchandise-or their service? What is there that the outside Merchant has that your local Merchant mas not or cannot give? willing to offer myself as vou- tary clearing house Ambassador for the local er chants receiving your letters and comments on usI why you shop away from home Perhaps you are aralo to tell them-your criticisms You may feel free to ad- dress your criticisms to meand perhaps may remedy some Situations if they call for constructive suggestions owever it is my humble and sincere opinion that our city representative 100000 class city in It's business facilities. feel that we have anything and everything that you will find in any other city in its class In tact we are lot more progressive than few have been m Like everyone have faults, too, but lack of Il. naces and business due to the long drawn out national depression has held up improvements in great many of stores However there are some that are on par with any of metropolitan stores Our sales girls are as well trained the average girl and the fact that they are generally acquainted with the customer n personal way promotes better service and satisfaction than the i'm personal atmosphere of the stranger in distant store Just as hobby and the time feeling it to be bene- cient one for our community will you not assist me ln this little "Shop at Home" campaign Please write 1n your ideas and suggestions and they will certainly be ap precited. DAN DRUFF.
 It's a racket. .. The Christmas season IS at hand and with it comes the fake charity and unOrdered mer candse racketS In the of the former investigate each and every direct indirect solicitation in the name of charity before contributing your hardearned sheckes There plenty of bOna-de needs for char ity right at home and someone once said, that's where it begins. On the second score ignore all un ordered merchandise. It usually can be purchased Tn local stores at half the price, If the sender wants it hack let him after it. You didn't order It. There's
 hundred other rackets this time of the year. Beware of them.
 Paging Mr. Ripley. Fred Myer, general all- around at St. Marys hospital won't be able to eat for three days if you came across brokenhearted man rowing around Union Square don't be surprised Fred lost the filling in of his moars Sunday and Tuesday aye became quite troublesome Fearing the tooth might give him trouble during the night and keep him from his duties Fred hopped down to see Dr. Ray 1Iond Clernente at the clinic But it Docs day of, o Fred trpped down to Dr. John Rccardi who informed at St. Marys Clinic. Doc took look and decided to use the forceps He did and 10 and behold he yaned out double tooth before poor Fred could say jackrabbt One tooth leaves enough space figure out what the double extraction has left Doc said it was rare case and every time Freds tongue wanderS in that direction hes more convinced of it. So nov Fred is on liquid 2 diet for few days