The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-01

No lan0IaQeS old Maple Ridge,
 But gosh, almighty who ever failed
 In orating Horatius at the bridge!
 Etymology and spelling went hand in hand,
 They bound every state on the map;
 Yes, a lot learned in the little schoohouse
 That is quite missed by the young modern sap.
 PhilateHsts, attentionH! The wordang to 90 on the Connect;cut Tercentenary stomp has just been 0nsos.ced at Washington. The stomp, as you kmoW oy tHis tinse Ul be of Scent denomnaotn, r1ch tdc m color t aou be rectangular the size of the Special Delivery stump The desgn the tamsous Quarter Oak, s0N be surrounded by single tine border in tue upper M corner u be 16s5 ~ the 1per m aght te eoter Ge me don the left side ot the stomp, dork Roan lettering being used Corresponding to this om the right @ sde ot
 he stomp qU be the a0ord Tercentendry The t19ures Sc aU appear in both te loWer right Gnd ett corners Under the central design gH be printed in dark Gothc lettering tue cords, "The Charter OcR BeloW thas 20 narro,c pamel in avhite Gothic quill appedr United States Postage. And that brother paelsts tells tue story.
 Editor Tall Tower Topics Recent correspondence ill our column concerning Eugene Boudreau waterbury veteran to require an expression of opinion rom source Veterans Placement Representative for Con nectcut interested in securing employment for Bo deau and all other veterans The task has been exreme difficult in months because of the dearth ot place men opportunities However we do make every effort to seq that given the consideration to which they entitled whenever placement opportunity presents itself So far Boudreaus is concerned the first knowledge had of the veteran when some interested corade sent clipping of column to me- immediately communicated with Arthur Collins manager of the Water bury State Employment Office, who is veteran himself and asked his interest in Boudreaus behaf Fortunately, there opportunity to place the man. and so far as know he is now working It does not follow that place every who applies for the question of quaf cations bears important part in assigning men to worN h m city such has, a; w n great at which, while exacng is not necessarily arduous they are not physically able to stand up under the rgors o +Ga nature personally think that this man Boudreau has been given every consideration by those interested in the welfare of veterans Thanking you for interest in this case Very truly yours Leonard J. Maoney Veterans Place. ment Representative for Connecticut
 Many thanks friends =. The ToaOer's appeal for Cahoic magasmes has met ith unlimited success and Kindness. The latest to naake generous comtri button $ Mary Murmane of B Maynard auemne Add Benedict street. Harod Hoe director of the Second Church Players drops aOith ta0o tickets for the three act comedy Preseng poy y sh.eh hs q9 I Aesp%ms n Evams paid vs this morning and left ticket for the Toger Mam to cach the ninth anuq minstrel M repue of the Doric Chapter DeMolay minstrel tt Washington Park Community House the sanne evening. The aftair $ entitled, "Breakfast in Bed, aud $ being offered by the Recreation Night Committee ot Hopeve Mrs Walace and her charning daughter, Leona dropo three hapencer from Nassau Bahamas to tell as 0hat beGutifM toWn NGssau is. The pdlr are hedded for sunny Miami this ueek Leona, you a0 remember, aoos the hit of the Democrat Frolics seueral gears ago.
 Along about this time of year in the good old days You played your miggles in yank and fun for the big fellows but misery for the young uns to have big dropped on your favore annie" crushing it to bits Remember the way the kids would line to poon at a blood and the thrill the first time hit at fifteen feet carefully measured along the ground. The youngster who the knucke glove to protect them from cracking and bleeding the exposure of all eyes The Sand 10 cent store bossomed forth with supply of those huge glass "alleys" with figured scenes in them. Your first quainance with clay marbles that split when hit squarey by an annie Dropping the ''miggles" in ring and letting them roll where they would.
 Talk about efficiency. Thursday morning bod fire ssept Lakeside Tavern, popular rendezvous, the blaze being discovered at S45. Bremen found meces- sary to part Of tue root to giue smoke and fire & vent q0e the fire itself did thousands of dolars dam age to rooms aud f'rnishings; Fremem from Wolcott and Waterbury stall tue at o'clock, penters arrved vh load Of lumber to begin the sGry repairs With sa,os, hammers and other impLe- mens hey a0ent to aoor restorig the bMlding Whe E it still almost bot from the fire.
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