The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-04

He played spare with other drones
 He liked liquor and drank it straight,
 And when he was soused' he got the gate
 Out in the street he starts brawl us
 in the jug when the wagon @ ,hs is called edio
 Between astersks Dr. E. B. Farleys talk dealing with the importance of foot in preventing ana Tec fvng physical disorders created fine impression on the minds of CCC boys at Camp Roberts n IhomaSton tne other evening . . Matty Sheehans two-months beard will be displayed for the first time in ConneccuE f when the local boy makes his debut with the House o David basketball team in West Haven The Brass ClCy will be heavily represented at the contest as atty mas been big favorite here for years Albert Ihonas anu his Thanksgiving Day bride Angellne Rival ot Hartoro will take up residence in East Hartford atter the honey comes to close this weekend Mr' Raro,1ds au Ss Theirs was Turkey Day wedding. Mrs CalaoreSe was the former Antoinette Cocchlola
 What is the world coming to? .. An unusual situ- ation popped up in New Britain Monday when girl IA junior high school student elOped Now the ques ton is what will school officials do about it? Under the state laws there possibility she may have to con tnue in Nathan Hale Junior High until she finishes the eighth grade in which she is now pupil The Drlde Mrs Anna Barrows Pomerleau may likely receive certificate from the state department releasing her from further attendance. Pupils required to con tinue in school until they are 16 or have compieteo eight grades of york; but there is provision unoer which a release may be granted for the pupns own welfare. Mrs. POmerleau Will not DC 10 uhtA heA' month.
 man of the Waterbury Clock Company underwent his third operation at the Waterbury hospital Monday In
  weeks but Bob has what it takes and it won't be long, hope before he's back at his desk Cliff McHale IS dckeng with George Duffy to present his clever person. nel of St. Thomas School juvenile entertainers over WATR in a half-hour program shortly It's sure pet George, so don't pass up Whltey Russ ana ms New Workers make he debut at aa FarK tom sye been offered the bid for 1886. Ray Leh, sWlVel- hpped back of Western Reserve who the nations lead ing scorers in collegiate football circles this year. was guest of Manager Clyde Jennings at the Hotel Elton Sat- urday evening.
 Three express trains the Pennsylvania Rail- road racing between New York and St. Louis, have been equipped with radios. Similarly during the 10 hours that travellers ride the Twentieth Century Linn ited plying between New York and Chicago they keep touch with the latest and sports by radio which has now become indispensable to the traveller his watch or his fountain pen Arpanes cannot function without the radio, and even the automobile must nave its radio According t cals, whose radios have been adopted as eQuipment by 29 automobile manutactur- ers there such increase in the demand for automobile radios in recent months, that the number in in this country has reached total of two mi iOn
 Clippoty-cop clippoty-cop You've heard it III the wee Snna hours O the morning doubt It's the friendly sound of the mlkmans horse as his ronclao hoofs beat the hard pavements. Some people oo- feet to the sound disturbing their slumbers others ike the cheerful rhythm They like the whine and creak or iron-red wagon wheels through the snow ot 1rosty morning % % Rut @ j9 anous sree ea all milk deliveries before daybreak there was never thought for Dobbin Prince Maude who pulled the wag 0AAS route and were trained that while the milkman was running up three four flights of tenement block the animal would pod along hundred yards to the next n- portant sop It used to be quite sight to see some of the animals wheel into main streets from Slde ones To-day it's problem, because the deliveries are later and traffic heavy the animals still plod along their routes and make their stops and turns Wlt out guiding hand It's real problem too, as many
 ilkman can tell you for autos whizzng factory work CTS along our streets don't know that Dobbn still trots along without guiding hand on the relns
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics May extend kind invitation to you to attend the Washington Hill Ath- Ietic Club carnival and Mardi GraS which is being staged at the Community Club tonight, tomorrow night, and Friday night. It's going to be one Of the biggest events held the Hill and everybody who ever lived on the Hill is going to attend during the three nights of fun and merriment. Your presence would give the committee much pleasure Tonight IS known as Old Timers Night Thursday is devoted to Amateurs; and Friday we have the Masquerade ana AlFun FrOIic. Knowing the history of the Washing ton Hill AC. which goes back forty years or more you can judge what the results will be during the three night carnival. Sincerely Martin COnnOrS chairman
 (And my best wishes for successful event, man ciaIIy socially and otherwise. The Ed)
 Then and now. What difference quarter of century makes in Toyland Remember the 1rlSn Mails of that bygone era all the rage at one time Today it's real automobiles that take the youngsters eyes The Teddy Bear came into vogue with the late Theodore Roosevelt You some of them, too, to- lav but the myriad of animals that offered in all