The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-14

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 weather today most likely will be snow
 Yule thefts are always of trouble to local store employees tonight the Tower issues nsC ol "don't" for shoppers. Here they are Don't torgeI thieves and pickpockes gather in crowds; Don't push or shove in crowd and nnocenty assist thlet or DICK pocket; Don't leave handbags or purses on counters even for second Don't dange bags or pocketbooks by straps chains; Don't carry purses in large snoPpng bag; Don't carry money in rear trouser pocKetS Oon display large of money carry only enough TOT th days purchases Don't fall to grab pckpocket caught plying his her trade - scream loudly; Don't 1orgeC to lock all windows or doors of your parked auto while shopping Don't leave notes the back door ot your home advising thieves that you're shopping; ana dont forget friendly with your neighbor and have them notify police headquarters immediately ot suSplclouS characters around your home while you're shopping.
 Personally speaking. Kay Spelman, cute Clock Shop employe, is seriously contemplating a trip to Florida within few months with party of girl friends. Incidentally, we are glad to hear her mother rapidly recovering from brief spell of being on the sick list Rooters of the east end who went to Cleveland Ohio, should slip John Howard box ot stogies for Xmas present as a way of thanking him. for treating the boys regular while in Oho!! long ways off when one is broke. Ray Drlcol IS Pant ing the town red with his newly acquired Chevvle roadster. . . Sonny La Flamme is getting out of the sick bed just time for deah ole Santa to bring him more songs to thrill ye Olde Brasscityites Joe Cantillion is now employed with one of Ohios brass factories.
 It's funny how you note things The other night, according to friend of the Tower Mrs. George L. Lley old and large property holder of the city, had her car driven into the curb of West Main Street. in front of her property, bus stand, near Saxe & Flotos floral store The purpose of the stop was to allow woman friend to aigh No sooner had the Ley car arrived aU the curb than the cen in the way % Pf% Sere The driver notwithstanding that Mrs Ley owns the en- tire frontage West Main Street from Lewis Street to Leavenworth Street. quickly obeyed the command ana pulled out. "Now" explained friend doesn't this just little bit hard. The bus company could have rented vacant store in this building for the accomo And yet it hogs the entire space in front ot property owned by this good woan and refuses her the right to park for minute two And an old property owner, too like the Lleys Do lack old time sentiment, or doesn't the police know that the Connecticut Company doesn't own this property"
 Spindled. |. {. The bugaboo of frosted windshieds having fallen before mans ingenuity fog now slowly being dissipated by foglight, which can be at tached to your car with guarantee to insure visibility up to certain distances. Now that Connecticut IS
 discussing permanent automobile markers for cars the Motor Vehicle Department ought to investigate Leh man Harvey's patented marker lights which he deve cped years back The old old public nGtce post o% with legal documents but did anyone ever see one Of them being put up there? East Aurora Street was closed the other day. but no notice was given at the Huntingdon Avenue end and motorists had to detOur back over side road. ....
 We promised it. few short days back we prom ised the Christmas recipe for which so many mouths at @ % he them of course but of the best that has come down through the ages is as follows Use yoks (onlyl of
 
 cream. one pint of granulated sugar Beat yolks to sugar have previously been placed As are dropped in stir to prevent any curdlng The mixture should be well prepared ahead of time that it will be well blended Shortly before the egg-nog is served add the cream well beaten This also should be allowed to stand time ice. Always stir your egg-nog well The above recipe, of course, will make large supply, so you can cut it down accordingly We al- most forgot the grated nutmeg. Sprinkle lightly on the top of your eggnog, either after ladng into glasses or when it rests in the bowl There are dozens of re- cpeS but the above to have whStood the assault of Old Father Time the best
 Overset. . The Crosby Argus comes to the desk and is it's usual snappy self. Prof Mccarthy has the boys doing nice job the school periodical these days Get Lieut. Joe Stevens of the detective bureau to tell you of some of the hunting experiences of the late Lieut. John Cavanaugh day for real human interest
 MT. and Mrs. John Shea and daughters Patricia and Jacquene spending the weekend in Worcester at the Goodrich boss parents home Jimmie Kelley's Kacey bowlers did bit better in the ntercounci val ley league Thursday night but not good enough so Jim my is going to do bit of hiring and firing pretty soon
 Putting that wooden apron around the Bank Street side of the Buckingham Building recalls the days of the old Rink Building that stood on this site Remember the multitude of signs clustering its surfaces?
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