The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-03

dav we'll today being what it is if you send your boy down to Yale he'll he assessed $225 tuition each semester and S155 each half year for room rent. A conpar- ison of the figures of then and now contained in cent edition of the Yale News student daily, and IS ready index of costs in the 70 year that the present day students have this one over their predecessors. Back in 1859 cost twelve cents each semester to use the university library. To-day it's free
 Editor, Tau Tower Topics: Enclosed pleGse find taoo tickets for the annual entertainment and dance to be given by the Waterbury Manutacturing Company Mtual Aid Association to be held at the Hamilton Park pavilion on Friday night, October 25th ln odd't,om aoe are giving aaoay some beauifm door pr'zes We acoad feel pleased and highly honored at seeing you present ct this ofoir. Very truly yours, Amdrew Perrin, President Waterbury ,Mfg Co. Mutual Aid Assn CThamk you Mr. Perrin, and que look tora0ard to attending the evemt a0h much pleasure. 1he Ed3
 Ed Hart was in Waterbury the other day. The name probably like other names to many people now living here but the many who have been here for years 1t is significant to the plant Of the waterbury Watcn Company in its great heyday ot prominent past. VI all the 400 500 employees of the factory there wasn't one but who knew Ed Hart He of the head men of this memorable old institution, associated he was with his father in the supernendency of the plant The Hars father and were great tavorltes With the e ployes. No two factory officials were more popular Most humane their dealings there was never time that the help lost faith in them Ed Harts popularity still fingers in the of these faithful former en down in this historic Waterbury institution of former day. For number of years now, MT. Hart has been To- cated with his family in Rochester where he holds an important position in of the cys main plants Ills younger days spent the activities of the Wa terbury Wheel Club in the middle nnetles when he was prominent in the affairs of the well known bicycle organ ization He was star rider many of the long Sun day aunts enjoyed by the members Ills stay Tn Waer bury for day ony with Mrs. Hart at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Templeton the Country Club road Twenty-Five years ago Ed. the shining light of the then Board of Public Safety which reigned under appointment by the then Mayor the favored Bi Hotch- kiss whose favorite old white horse active par ticpant in the red hot city campaign of 1909
 Tuo old homes of oeH knovm residents of the east end have moaO been torn down to make for pro- posed gasolne sergice stations We refer to the former residence o the late Ervis Wright vhich stood on the top ot the hu at the junction 9t East Ma," street and Idy0ood avenue omd the old Fagan pIdce,
 to0n just short distance oest of the present Ambrose street. Ervis Wright and hs fanily hved at the corner of Idylooood ct time ohem there pvere Jess than sir houses lng betueem the Meriden road and Frost road. The Fagam Homestead auas one Of the oldest the street. and there im the days pvem stages to Cheshire by O the Pank road, and aohen "The Belle of Waterbury,, another horse dram afoir, carried a0orers from Silver street to their pace of employment 'm the South e'd nor"'mg noon, and night.
 This and that; supernumerary Bill o'Dea one of Washington Hills most likeabe ads has memorlzed the lines of Lohengrn's Wedding March. Yes sir, Bill walks up the middle aisle of St. Margares church week from to-day with pretty Julia Mahoney Happy days, M Dubonnet Fraternity will chairman the first annual dance of the organization Wavery Inn next Wednesday eve
 
 of Fordham University and quite capable of handling such socals. Willis Matthews will be his ade-de-camp in next weeks gathering.
 Editor TaU Toaer Topics: The first annual dance 0f Post College Alumni uu be held in the school dudato rum Frioy evening, October II at $50 o'clock As you nov knoU the enclosed tickets for first ven lure of this kind and tue Whole future of orgdniza ton depends upon cts We avould appreciate you mentioning this dance in your Valued and aOdely read column. Post College Ounce Committee. (Eds note. Man y0ur endedvors be croWned 10ith success x and our thanks for remembering the To,oer)
 Gathered at random Charles Budris and George Kaenauskas took their first trip to New York City recently and got lost many times it proved costly soourn Dolores Gabriel secretary in the EZRA office for some time, has joined the staff of the oakyle Pin Company and not Gladys Hubbe erred the other evening" Frankie Carle and his coorful musical aggre gtion have been booked for return engagement at Ham, iton dancetorium week from Saturday evening. Johnny Moore, pride and joy of Waterve who finished 1p the major league with batting average of 323 with the Philadelphia Phies, dropped in on the home town folks yesterday and treated them to surprise when he gave them glimpse of his new 1886 Buick.
 Good Night