The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

 on his fine taste in calendars His 1886 is being hailed on all sides as .humdnger' In other words Tommy Tommy I the rd Hf the S qR g Tere anb osv ge of Mir. and Mrs. John F. Shea. Joe Orlando reports that all his New Year resolutions especially the ones not to smoke have already gone up in smoke Joe hely' Ansonia pedagogue was in for the holidays renew ing acquaintances with friends in his native town Bushy" Graham the Waterville printer, looks well be- s all pred for the second semester of Mattatuck Col ege of which he is the assistant director. Willie MOriarty the political scrivener for the Dem, boasts perfect attendance record He says he hasn't missed day from work for four years.
 The Tower writer received at Christmas time copy of The Holly Rough" sent by friend from Coun- ty Cork in the Irish Free State. "The Holly Bough IS special Christmas edition of the Cork Examiner" an outstanding newspaper in south Ireland The special edition newsy and interesting paper got up in mag good portion of snappy "ads Thanks go through this column to our Irish friend who kindly remembered us at the happy season.
 spangles John and Martin Morrissey were pushed and otled around Times Square New Years Eve ike couple of medicine balls It seemed everybody but them going places to do things so they Pad tne penalty Both were little bruised yesterday, but none
 s 5er a csp ccc station in Thomaston has been transferred to similar capacly at Camp White in Riyerton Frank hartford orc ana sky and Eddie Kososkey got their moneys worth at the Cam-Am hockey tilt in New Haven Sunday They saw the Eagles trim the Philadelphia Arrows in an overtime tt Elsie Engrat and Connie Byers were keenly dis appointed in New Britain Monday night as they watched
 the Boys Club Cadets lose the Hardware City Cubbers Ay one point, despite their frantic cheering
 Your favorte. . |. . It takes all sorts of people to
 make up this funny globe of ours. And 1t takes all sorts appettes keep the chefs and the cooks of the world busy devising new ones. Remember the days when you had favorite meal with which none could compare. At one time would walk mile for meal Cf roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, and baked potato :. Then steak and French Frys had their day. Stewed chicks la Creole With plenty of rice was also it's hard tO resist a DIate Of nicely y-browned pot-rOast and noodles. Some people go for baked ham and scalloped potatoes au gratin with vengeance. Whats your tavorlte!..
 Tower reviewing January no.,Hs We dr here ,fds soon ' to Change the tempo of this pillar Needs cro esntsasy ] s almost ~h us M @ M ssoS What to dol What to ssy ,. ys Spring spring twentyone inches deep, though. June We'll, it won't be long now. Vacations and two weeks re- spite July Who ever thought of such thing vacation HowS guy going to do two things at once? .. August Boy, that was nifty lineup of items the other night Better strike for raise septem- Der Um-um, football that's what the readers want ale always was good now There's the motif for . November Boy do get it in the neck just like the Tower One nice typewriter ribbon labelled Do not open until January 1 Hap. .pppeee New Year!
 Around the town . . It's worth your while to take
 drive around your town and mine any of these fine nights The city fairly sparles with all sorts of var- coIored lights. To begin to mention all of them would require column after column. Charlie Allen, the light company boss certainly has marvellous dis play up at his house in Robinwood So has T. P. Cas- sIdy over on Grandview It pictured in the Dem the other evening but the picture of course didn't do 1t justice, the Santa Claus at the chimney top being most realistic and quaint The McGrath home on the boulevard is also worthy of more than passing glance. And there's fine lighting effect on Dela- ware avenue that catches the eye. Many more, ir- eludng the familiar City Hall display Take a ride tonight and see your neighbors home on display.