The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-28
Life begins at Mattatuck College.

Life begins at Mattatuck College. Pat Keley's Sylablehurers will lock tonss in oratorical public speaking contest Wednesday night at the Central Bettna Palomba, sponsor of the recent card party will
 turn the profits to pay the expense Of Scholarshp given by Albertus Magnus College. Mrs. Leila T. Alexander drectress of the Pearl Street Neghborhood House. proved most gracious hostess to the sociology Glass when they visited the Community Center recently The class agreed was practical demonstration of the brotherhood of mankind which transcends all color racial and religious prejudces Mrs Alexander vocedan open invitation to all who wished to visit the Community House or participate in their activities.
 Which comes first :. {. Discussing the spring of the year tother day the query was brought up what is the earliest flower to blossom in these parts
 Not being botanst hesitate to commit myself on this controversial tOpc for surely said it was the crocus somebody else would retort that the May flower or some wild wood blossom of which knew nothing does seem, though, that the crocus in
 the sheltered lee of some house pretty apt to burst suddenly into flower at the slightest provocaOn or just few days of warm sunshine. But in the depths of the forest many flower is often born to blush unseen. =. Can anybody answer the query?
 Dialing Dr. Robert Dubois is contemplating studying orthopedics in Baltimore, Md, this summer He recently passed his state medical exams with flying colors .. Bettina Richardson of Naugatuck is vaca- tioning in New York City Harold B. Post is passing out the ciggies Mrs Harold presented him with baby boy last week The chrstened Peter Ben jamin Elizabeth Duff of Naugatuck was one Of the nine Nutmeg State upperclassmen at Wellesley Conege honor awards at ns sa sae a c M Powell at the Ahepa banquet Thursday evening at the Elton. fair young lady's heart was made light when Frankie modesty but honestly revealed his identity after refusing to autograph her program.
 Argusettes !. Dorothy Siebert, Arthur Green blatt and James Heaey have been chosen to submit Orations for ArbOr Day exercises From their papers the best will be chosen to speak at the ceremonies scheduled for Hamilton Park. The ShakeSpearean prize this year will be based on Twelfth Nght
 The Piedmont Literary group again offers chance to Crosby senior to win $5 by writing the best pOem Second prize will be a book. The Crosby Art Club will have an exhibition in the Hobby Show of the Waterbury Womens Club They will be posters by Dorothy Hayden and Mary Ellen Ewell. Daddy" and Jack O Hearts" will be presented by the Senior Dramatic Club in April. The Naugatuck Valley Baseball opens it's schedule April 25 Crosby, how ever, does not play until the 28th meeting Naugy.
 Brass City Briefs. Miss Lucy J. Read, Health Officer Dr. E. J. Godreys secretary, is i'll at St. Marys Hospital Her friends in the City Hall looking for ward to her quick recovery. Charlie Clemente, son of the welknoWn resaurateur Frank is confined to Wa terbury Hospital where his appendix removed. He's missed by his schoolates and 1t is hoped that he'll be out in the spring sunshine soon. Little did Johnnie Morrssey of the Circulation Department realize Wednes- day when he his daily-These Boys Deliver Your lie avage-was then hoSptalized and substitute taking care of his route. Appendicitis laid William, who is a member of the Columbian squires, low Mort Connor back the job again after brief battle with the seasons most popular SickneSS-a grippe
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics: "Your" frog farm sure
 getting publicity have been rather interested
 in your reports from time to time. Incidentally the "rOving repOrter mentioned in your column last night is other than Pat Heating (Of Naugatuck), we'll known athlete of few years back who is regular Feature Writer for the Register. He told that MT. Smith, the frog expert treated him royalty while there. He was fed from soup to nuts-but frogs legs %. An interested Reader.