The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-27

Ieavenworth street and Cottage place all day long.
 Makes the going tough for moving traffic especially m this of weather when ice and snow keep the ldng cars foot or two out in the main stem A few tags indiscrimnately distributed in this section might do much towards clearing up this daily mess. No ,hS S parking place and thereby helps relieve the pressure Small Town Stuff. Dropped into snug little business mart yesterday Popular young proprietor showed me everything all doed up for Christmas every thing clicking except the customers whats the matte ern dead" After thinking moment we asked Mr Merchant if he had done any advertising yet No ne said q never thought of that" Wel was our retort vour line will be yourself and that will be SUICIDE He was thinking it over when ambed on towards the next customer Some p people are ust Tor n ou0
 Waterbury Merry-Go-Round. E. L. Maloney, veteran telegraph editor of the Dem is back at his desk after being the sick list. He IS all set now for Turkey Day. Holy Crossers representatives during the winter months Jonn when the Columbian squires view a thousand more feet of interesting football shots" Tomme Scad den of Waterbury and Bristol fame, reports a tougn time battling his way back by automobile rom N'Yawk over the weekend. The Unity Club returns to it's old quarters Bank street around the first o the month after a long sojourn on North Maln.
 Editor Tall Tower Topics: Just few lines to let you know came home from the south reaching here in time to catch the Notre Dame-Southern California football game last Saturday. What game that was! sure wished you were here with as it was anybodys game until the final minutes when the Irish intercepted pass for score to break tie do hope you well and get ting along ok Wednesday leave with Dr. Ferguson on hunting trip to Fargo, North Dakota expect to oe there 10 days That if can take the cola weather tna we're experiencing out here these days intend to come to Connecticut in January to attend the Connecticut State Fair Association meeting in Hartford and will drop in at the Tower to say helo My regards to Fat Dun lap Bill Derwin and all my other Brass City pals and loads of luck to you. Your Friend, Captaln oscar Lavalley, Michigan City, Indiana Captain LaVaney n1Oco1 man Brothers Carnival in his sensational ire stunt which played here last summer for Mt. Carmel church)
 Many nautical miles being measured m South Riverside Street garage where John Statkus sailor at heart and carpenter by trade has put the i'm ishng touches on boat which he hopes to launch in the troubled waters of Long Island soon. The ony problem confronting John is the method necessary III removing the vessel without dsmantling the building It's sturdy craft and occupies the whole garage Jonn overlooked the big question when in the midst Of ms construction headaches His friends say flood would heIp hin, out of his difficulty but John believes he'll rage the garage to get his masterpiece out which he believes has more financial and sentimental value at tached to it. Walking along South Riverside Street one would hardly imagine that that garage IS the paatla yachting club of John Statkus.
 Nav we call your attention to the New Garment Drive conducted by the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women affiliated with the Diocesan Bureau of social Ser vice which comes to close the end of this week? Those articles that out the kindness of your hearts, you send to the Bureau located at 29 Field street. will be gathered tnpether to neeQy cases 1NOSe WHO are 4OO directly concerned with charitable work of the nature or that undertaken by such organs the Diocesan Bureau have no conception of what is to go without or to nave nothing even the bare necessities of life WaterDury is noted for it's generosity in the face of appeals of this nature Our people give to the Needlework Guild to the hospitals and whatever charitable organizations ap- proach them for small donations The Diocesan Bureau appeals for just articles of clothing or household ne cessities such as sheets and blankets You may nave been overlooked in your parish canvass but regardless o this fact your donations of two articles is acceptable ana by your act of charity you will add to your own sense or veil being and charitable instincts which have prompt cd you to rally round for worthy cause recalling at the same time the words "And abideth faith hope char y these three; but the greatest of these charity
 Chatter. =. Congratulations are in order to-day for Mr. and Mrs Michael McAulfe of Chipman street
 ho are celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary Mike is sheepskin recipient of Washington College and now enc of the citys hustng nsurancers He and the wife are blessed with two lovely children Jack and Rosemary . . Rocco PompOniO, Chase Company en1-
 loye is opening his mail these days at St. Marys hos nitaI where he underwent an operation recently Alice Morton and Alice Foley weekended in New York and caught the hOtsy-totsy show at the hOnhytOnk French Casino. . Timmie Crowes orchestra will sup nlv the rIyhms at the POcemen's ball in SOuthing- son fIlis evening. . The Towers appeal for piano for Catholic church met with great response no less than five offering uprights We are indebted to each a the generous souls who needed the appeal Rev. JO- serh DonneIIy Is ditto