The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-12

ner'S skin. The new WaSlmgtOn faTk OVal ID "i' soft yet but in time when the proper binder has been worked into it's surface it should rank with the pest in the public parks of the state
 Here and there Mike Lawlor affabe and ener- getic generalssimo of the Orcchio Studlo was gwen great big hand by Columbian Squires this week TOT the handsomely amounted photograph of the he"ly- elected officers which he presented to the local ccle as his contribution to their start in the l935-3o Preer Circle contest which they this past year Edole Bergn Ray Fitzpatrick and Tommy Byrnes were among the HC grades from Waterbury leaving for Caorloge to-day to witness the annual HarvardHoy Cross 1oot ball game Attorney Charles Blackall of Har1oro' former Waterburan and brother Of State insurance Commissioner John C. Blackall in town Wednesday and Thursday of this week. appearing in the local courts
 Mr. and Mrs. George Rafferty of Bridgeport week. ended with Mr. and Mrs John F. Shea of this clty Mr Raffertv is the Park City Goodrich manager Mr. Shea occupies similar capacity in this city
 Here and there. Congrats to Editor "Jrn" Me- Govern of the Bridgeport TmesStar He heads the VIII Rooers memorial fund committee in this state Lo- cal Knights of Columbus officers plan to attend sessions of the Boyoogy Institute that will be held n Danpury next week Monday to Friday inclusive. The nrst or ca celebration of Pulaski Day by this state occurred yesterday There's an interesting series of observances for you Wednesday, the 9th, Jeff Ericson Day. Frloay the 11th Pulaski Day. and to-day, the 12th Columbus Day. John Robinson state president of the Young Democrats renewed acquaintancesh1p with Dr. EoWaro Anderson Holy football coach, in worcester late Tuesday afternoon and evening" Europe to Boston the local man stopped off at Worcester and watched the Holy Cross squad go through it's Scrlmmagng Tn prepara tion for the Harvard game to-day. MT Ropnson aloo chatted with the Rev Richard Bowling, S native or this city, while at the college.
 Fond memories. The news that Howard Ihurs- ton the famed magician has been forced to abandon ms profession should be of considerable interest to the cra
 T+cl,o IIo1co fn nr0on nv q or era appearances that Thurston made in this city when he was in his prime We we'll recall thrilling to ms startling and unbelievable tricks in long performance that gave at Jacques Theater back good many years It was when ThurSton had perfected those marvellous disappearing acts of his It hard for this pair of startled eyes to believe that huge elephant or on III
 cage could appear what was apparently bare stage and Then in the twinklinp of an eve disappear The magican's career seems ended now stroke of pa ralysis left his left crippled. Thurston, ike all other successful Sleghtohand artists possessed dexterous pair of hands tipped by the nmbes Of h- gers. It's irony that one arm should now dangle useless at his side.
 Moviegrams When Gary Cooper bought lot for a new home recently he became bit anxious to take possession had tennis court built first that could play there and watch the house progress but after the court built there wasn't room for the tyne of house planned Gary had to the lot next door, too. '. . Joe Morrison of Last ROund-Up' fame and Paul Kelly aid in fighting forest fire in ''Its Great Life for realism enlisted forest fire warden and his helpers. forest fire broke out Sonora, where the picture being filmed, all the experi- cnce in reel life used also in real life Roscoe Karns and Gail Patrick recently given lOngterm contracts by Paramount. Stark Young Maxwell Anderson, Laurence Staings, and Edwin Justus May CT all famous in the literary world get writers credits in the production of "SO Red the Rose"
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