The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-31

Dots and periods Rowland PaSsariello who will soon enjoy his fifth winter has joined the long list ot Tower tnoi contributors The Ridge street lad sent me his initial batch yesterday with warning that more VIII follow That's okey-dokey with me, Rowie Tony Sour gave Broadway big break the weekend when he promenaded from night club to bathrooms doed up to kill. His shoes gloves cane and top hat had all the check girls going gaga for ama a irony o wards me two tickets for the Platts Mills Community Association New Years party and dance tonight III the Bristol Company studio which will feature Roy Mer rnan and his Merri-1nen Many thanks Mrs. Metz and
 very happy New Year to you and your lveWlre organ ization. . Marie Glasberg of the East Main Street Gasbergs underwent major operation at St. Marys nos pital yesterday Marie is one of my constant tlnfoh donors and trust in speedy recovery
 Reading between the lires :. The rumor that the Ringing Brothers circus might return to Bridgeport as winter quarters was denied this week by none other than good old Dexter Fellows prince of good fel- lows and fellow of the Royal Academy of Advance Agents The circus will continue to hibernate annual ly at Sarasota, Florida Leo T. Mooy of shelton, well known up and down the Naugatuck Valley, IS ley, which is quite the thing. It's a 4OOpage volume and gives the annals of Derby Ansona and Shelton Ill interesting detail. Cap. Hauerwass grandson was rassing along Bank street just before Christmas when he noticed cardboard Santa Claus. He rushed up to it immediately, but upon seeing it was merely one, sided, remarked "Aw, that's only half of Santa Claus
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics: The Catholic University football team and the powerful eleven from MlSSSslp! University will meet on the grldron at the orange POW in Miami tomorrow. The cardinal hue and the golden rays of Miami sunshine are blending in perfect harmony The University of Mississippi will find itself in state o1 bewilderment and entertainment it endeavors to per- ceiye this beautiful picture The Flying Cardinals are all set to enjoy the Orangeoan Pleasures and each IS ready to take part in bringing about the defeat o MsS sipp The C. U Cardinals who will represent the North in this annual Orange Bowl classic boasts an eleven made up of who play good hard clean football This they are taught by Coach Arthur Bergman and ForeSt Cotton two of the finest gentlemen ever graduated at Nore Dame The Cards ready to play ther pest oot ball and the fighting spirit prevalent among then Lean say that boys will bring home the bacon ana the oranges too. With the Cards will be our local prde George "AAmerican Mulligan who is ready to play ms best game of the to say nothing of Bob Power house. Makofske, demon at passing kicking and line plungng and Irish" Carroll, sensational sophomore running back and the rest of the boys Yours truly Nal Lauro, Catholic University, '37.
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics: recent item in your column stirred up flock of memories. refer to the niece in which you wrote about Phelps Tavern m Litchfeld. | wonder if you remember the days when it was known as the United States Hotel? you do you
 must surely also recollect the pretenous Berk- shire Hotel down West street with it's p0rt1cO under which tay-ho with a team of eight would draw with flourish and much cracking of whips. The Berkshire stood right where the school now is Eddie (biess you yes, Eddie. And surely you must know that when the Tavern was the United States Hotel it was the Hawkhurst and not the Berkshire down West street As for the taly-hO clambered that many time when it was mouIdering in a nearby backyard. The Ed.)