The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-14

aYs OAAVSN States Rubber Company in Naugatuck didn't find any thing dismal about 1t. When Factory Manager w. h. Norton announced wage increase M effective t nd of bad luck The next Friday the 18th will be in August Editor, Tall Tower Topics. {. wish that you would print this in your column. Roller skating is good exercise and is not crazy idea as one of your readers stated the other eve evening Many S the pns don't even go dancing They are just trying to make themselves popular There is policeman on duty all the time at the roller skating rink at Hamilton Park and good respectable crowd enjoy skating. Speak other roller skating fans. A Roller Skating Fan
 Charley Inturrisi assistant manager of the F. w. Grand Fruit and Vegetable Market, now ayers people believe in signs Charley used to burn up when people walking through the store would stop temporarily at his stand look over the products, grab handful oi nuts and walk away without spending dime He placed sgn "These not samples directly over the baskets Since then the squirrels have not gathered any nuts TOT the fall season. Good idea Charley.
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics. =. The annual Thanksgiving dance of the Sacred Heart High School AIu,nnae wifi be held at Hamilton Park pavilion Thanksgiving with Charley Cole and his orchestra from Bridgeport supplying the rhythms am enclos- ing ticket for you and hope you will be with us.
 Sincerely, Julie Cavanaugh, chairman.
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics: hope you can find space in your column in regard to the roller skating that be- ing conducted at Hamilton Park The dance lovers of this city already have lost place that account
 
 same to the most beautiful ballroom in New England suppose after they ruin this place they will lease the city hall and help fill the officials pocketbooks Personally think name bands at the park were paying for them- selves and showing little profit After struggling on the floor Sunday night was the most tired person in the world and my clothes mess Well We are sure glad that there other dance halls in the state as we are trying very hard to discourage people from patronizng Hamilton Park We think the man responsible for ths in their right mind would think up anything as foolish as that Thank you for the space and we will just sign ourselves. Ex-Hamilton Park Dancers.
 Purely personal. Jack Hennessy former local newspaperman, is in Bronx N Y. hospital expecting to go under the surgeons blade any day .. Rich ard Mantiga dropped in at the Tower yesterday with generous tnfoi contribution. That's the first time I've had the pleasure of meeting Dick Mrs. Patrick Belairo ardent Mt Carmel Church worker, is chair man of the bingO party St. Anns Society will sponsor next Thursday night Assisting her will be Mrs. Frank Walsh Mrs. Louis DiZnnO Mrs. Michael J. Galulo and AntOinette DiZinnO.
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics. If your little Junior or even Mary Ann cries at night don't feel too unkndy towards them for may interest you to know that such nocturnal yepngs are an indication of nborn vocal ta ents. The authority for this startling statement is other than Professor Oscar Lassner of Rutgers Unver sty who heads the vocal department of the New Eng land School of Dramatic Arts the first of which opens today in Waterbury Professor Lassner claims that babies who continually cry have brilliant vocal careers ahead of them It is the innate vocal tendencies that they possess that the baWing according to the professor these ouburss should not be stopped In other words 1t is the Rutgers University professor the Ory 1atnefS ana mothers should walk the HOOr with their little ones in attempt to stop them from crying during the night Let them cry ali they want" says Professor Lassner, t is definite indication that they have vocal talent and such talent should be encour aged not hampered" The learned professor will teach number of vocal classes here in Waterbury at the school The professor states further that crying also very good for the babies lungs However he fails to ton the effects the yeps have on the parents of the youngsters as well as on the neghbors But one pre- sumes that little Junior Mary Ann to become singing sensations because they cry ot many parents will be only too glad to encourage it. As matter of fact 1t wouldn't be at all surprising to find lot of Waterbury mothers and fathers pinching their little ones in an at tempt to get them to cry since the Rutgers professors endorsement of the popular indoor sport. Sincere ly Bert Nevins.
 Twenty years of welded bliss is being observed by Patr0lman and Mrs. Thomas Farley at their cozy little domicile at Simons Avenue today. Tom, law forcer for three years is proud man today and his lovely wife is equally arrogant was open house bright and early this morning at the Barley home and open house 1t will be until the hours of tomorrow
 morning. The Good Lord has given them three pretty children In Mary Agnes, Catherine Patricia and John James. May add my humble congratulations and may they prosper to many many more happy anni- versaries