The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-02


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 Elm Elm Seen in passing. A Waterburan travelling through the South by motor recently brought back this unique sign from North Carolina. He observed it gasoline station where he stopped to have his tank filled =. The Price of Gas -J c. B. Ehringhaus Sc; Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1c; The Company, 1-2c Transportation Sc; Me of Collect It) Pc; Total 18 12c Diagonaly the sign, written in chalk, the following: Closed. To Hell with Such Business!"
 Swinging down the lane . Canadian sportsmen going to try to handbook Atlantic silver sal by planting fngerlings in the Snake River, which is near Mattawa Ontario The fish should grow to eight pounds in three four years provided they shake their migratory habits and remain where put. The entries in the Canadian Government The beautiful and the largest leaves to be lected the contest having closed yesterday Those who have visited Lake Louise know what beautiful country Banf offers new ski course is being built there down the slopes of Mount Norquay which will be ready the great to be staged there next March, Editor Tall Tower Topics: am constant reader of your column and realized that one day too would ask for some space n-your column am writing this letter to you in behalf of my friends and myself matter which concerns us deeply and probably quite few others have reference to the Hamilton Park Dance toriu My classmates and friends have heard 1t rumored from various that the dance hal which we en- oyd and parozed for several years will soon be turned into roller skating rink wonder if the officials Of the Park Department realize what blow this will mean to those who know how feels to be able to dance good floor We hope these untrue If they be true, Mr. Editor it is going to take away from many Of us the finest dance floor in the city and the only recreation et to many of in profession Haven't we dancelovers any voice in the matter? We do make up the public We local men and whose time of recreation limited certainly don't want to be forced out of town to inns ana other hdeaways to have to entertain friends at other distant dancetoriums am not only speaking TOT myself but also my friends and classmates who will be forced away from the only decent dance floor we have hope the officials of the Park Department will see this letter and know how the local men and music and dance 10vor will be saved Do you think Dear Editor we will be con- sidered? Miss B. Ricky After Alters such 1;f plea plea don't how any city official could refuse you your right to the dance hail. The Ed)
 Moyiegrams. Edward Arnold in rehearsing recent picture had to eat eleven orders of ham and eggs toast and coffee, which is record or sumpin Henry Fonda, just home from Europe found SIX N re- quests awaiting him for his cast-off clothes liar old Huber, who plays heavy roles for PickfordLasky holds degree in law John Fora who dlfec1ea ssisr Ihe one Of aSS's pest pays rontss IS m move 'Wutherng Heights" is to be screened with Charles Boyer and Sylvia Sidney as the leads. Frank Borzage miner before he became movie extra and then a successful director
 Your town and mine Familiar as the faces ts,.i Of life spent in the Brass City. Your Green always associated with circus and military parades in this ton and the od Waterbury Savings Bank building once where roamed large turtles prior to being to turtle soup. The old Y. M C. A. tennis courts courts WncEC surrounded of old by high wire netting through which small boys poked inqusvc to watch the players in action. . The tiny fountain which bubbed forth erry down at the lower Prospect street corner of Rose HilI the Chase estate. The long flight of steps that once gave Linden street residents immediate ac- cess to North Main street when the Waterbury club oc cuped the recent site vacated by the Eagles. The golf ots attraction for thousands of Watcrburians now grown to respectable middle age but still vsioning the days when this West End playground echoed to their shrill cries they swung Justify at "nickle rocket"
 Willow Way The British people so far have talk e the royal romance of Edward and Way rather tragic ally But they are a tough race and would probably yye the shock of another alliance between king and comnoner Meanwhile since Edward himself seems to be making rather heavy weather of it, here's something to cheer him up The Engish-speakng world may soon be huming it again. in the heyday of Gilbert and Sulli- yan It's from the opera Patience"
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