The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-11

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 Missing "tWiSter" Electric storms that struck in several places in Connecticut late Thursday after noon lived to the reputation that all such disturbances over the Nutmeg State have The Tall Tower man had the opportunity to follow such storm across the tate Indications that rain accompanied by thunder and lightning was imminent had been far down the Boston Post Road, along which we were proceeding in vain effort to get north to the Naugatuck Valley in hopes of relief from bsering heat of New Jerseys open passed across the course. Veering north on the Danbury road, the thunder began to mutter. Jagged streak of lightning played acT0ss the sky initiating d,g and pelted the from stem to sern Sheets of water fe but soon passed Coming into Georgetown the fury of the storm was apparent. Tree tops were snapped off and lay in disorder the ground Others dragged from sturder branches which bent but refused to break. The road was filtered with debris. Some had been removed Everywhere, though was there that peace which follows sudden storm of fury . Five miles along at General Putnam Memorial Park ing being decreased electric power shown in dim electric bulbs that flickered and shone disnally
 Jean Jacques Dixon, local girl who has made good in big way in Hollywood has been assigned the lead. ing role in Universas forthcoming picture, "A Fool for Blondes, now on location at Universal City. Co. starred with the Brass City product is Victor McLaglen and Henry Armetta. John G. BystOne is directing it from a Liberty magazine story from the pen of Owen Francis Included if the cast are Ann Preston, Nan Gray little Billy Burrud, Selma Jackson, ZOn VatOri Ray Brown and Etta McDanie.
 Tragedy falls. For some years now the news of the day has brought Americans occasional mention of the "Buenose," queen of the North Atlantic fishing Schooners The Buenose has held all sorts of records now for years She also proved herself not merely the fastest boat in the fishing fleet of the Grand Banks but also the fastest fishing schooner in all North America Time and again she outsailed her adversaries and 5ak in P5e aso od e record for bringing in the largest single catch of fish into Lunenberg, Nova Scotia, where she was built In isn't fast enough for the fishing fleet. . And her doughty captain Angus Walters, sorrowfully has given the word for placing of auxiliary engines in the
 "A vessel without power can't get anywhere in fish ing these days" says Captain Walters. And thus passes the pride of Canadian fishermen.
 gatucks most popular damsels, informs me by post. card the thermometer hit 12O at the Ambassador Hotel in Washington, D. C.. where she is registered as vacatiOnist. Mary Janatiss Mary and Anna Aurele and Mary and Anna DeCrisante are enjoying the hot spell at Walnut Beach. .. Mrs. T. Mcguire has wound Fleming is entertaining her friends at her Daggett street cottage at the same beach. Harry C.. Atwood was awarded gift package for his limerick in n the nationwide contest sponsored recently by the Kraft Caramel Company of Chicago.
 Sights you seldom see New Jerseys skyline Route across the Newark flats and salt marshes more than tribute to mans ingenuity and engineering skill . It is a monument. . . Dedicated to General Pulaski this overhead route just teens with activity The first thing moorist notices when his ascends the ramp leading onto the skyline drive the speed all vehicles are maintaining There is no stopping here to admire above-the-crowd road was built for just thing con venience of motoring public. . And they certainly make the most of it. Imagine vast bridge of con- crete on sts stalking the land, then lifting suddenly into great steel bridge as you cross the Hackensack or Passac rivers and you conceive the General Pulaski Skyline Drive It's modern wonder of this wonderful age. If you bit nervous when driving avoid it, as it's intended for the imperturbable and individuals who mind little nothing that occurs in the mad parade of speeding motor car cavalcades.
 RENDEZVOUS WITH PAWN
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