The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-11

Heart church, Bridgeport will present the Holy Cross College lecture debating teams to parishoners Father Sugrue is graduate in the class of 1921. They report that the battle for members in the St. Francis Holy Name Society intense these days that family
 is divided against family the West and East Sides battle for the championship.
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics. In few hours will 1lI through Spain and then to Morocco in Africa. will fly
 France $500 miles and then ride for two days on camel as far as the settlement back of Mars akesch near the Ura Mountains But of interest to Waterbury and Naugatuck people is the fact that Shirley Grey of the moves the beautiful Zettersrand girl knew kids at home and her English actor hus- band Arthur Margetson just got off the boat at Plym- outh, England on their honeymoon trip In June they will return to Hollywood We had many pleasant mo ments chatting crossed the Atlantic. How Wvld Naugatuck and the North End back! Mrs Marget- son indeed the envy of all the women on board, while her swell husband second only to her in aten- ton. Oh yes, time allowing, am also going down the Rhine and see the excitement. Mrs Eusace joins with me in sincere regards Bob Eustace of Toledo, Ohio. (Ed's note Bob assistant secretary of the Cham Der of Commerce here years ago. He forwarded this et ter from aboard the s s. France in Havre, France)
 Star gazing. . :. Virginia Steur, Joan Elliott, Ann Mcdonald, George Kane, John LOy and Ray Breen occupied box seats the opening performance at the Greatest Show Earth at Madison Square Garden Wednesday evening. The evening was made complete with supper at Jack Dempseys paatial eatery
 "AnOnymous". Your poem received, but It IS not the policy of this column to use material from unknown sources. Dick Mansfield, Bunker Hill boy who has climbed to the top of the ladder in the musical world will feature hlS OrcheStra at the 1OLcI OoVcIHOI Clinton in New York city tonight where they open unlimited engagement. MT. and Mrs Harry Croft Of Cleveland former local residents are proud parents o twins, a boy and girl, born last week. Mrs Al Guerrero her infant will be discharged from St. Marys hospital this afternoon.
 Eayesdroppng The happy countenance of Phyllis Mazziot has been sadly missed at the Lux Clock Company the past week. Phyllis sustained severe finger injury which forced her to the sidenes Su- M perintendent of Parks Irving w. Harrison honors the Tower with formal invitation to attend the floral eX- hbit and music concert at Hamilton Park pavilion Easter Sunday afternoon That's invitation no one should pass up Incidenty folks, if you unable to make connections Sunday drop out either Monday or Tuesday as the display will be continued both these days and will be well worth your while. Phyllis Matura can hard ly wait for next Friday night She's been picked to in terpolate vocaly "Goody Goody the Clock Shop pro gram at Hamilton Park Goody, goody Phyllis. Tommy Quinlan handicapped at the Waterbury Manufacturing Company bowling banquet the other eve ming at the Waterbury Club When the rotund pinman leading bowler of the American division was served his chicken note accompanied it reading Please observe the fowl line" He did, so he only had one helping.