The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-13

Here's one of lfes little oddities to consider. It's hard to find these days who doesn't garters, yet three five who do the them incor- rectly Garters most comfortable when worn with the clasp pad the inside of the leg recent survey showed the American male too often places the pad the outside of the leg ill front over the Done making an uncomfortable arrangement for what IS really comfortable item of mems wear. And speaking of garters, which now being manufactured in open weave meshes to meet the demand for conditioner mems clothing, how do you suppose one dictionary defines them? "Garters commonly elastic bands capable of being elongated and adjusted ad lbitum, worn around the lower extremtes of ones locomotive member for maintaining the proper position and re- quired altitude for the habments of the tbla Sounds comprehensive doesn't it?
 issue of The Tomahawk weekly publication of the stu dents of Holy Cross College of Worcester Mass attention was drawn to the honor list just issued, which conaned the names of several local boys Also down on the st Of juniors who garnered honors Joseph Murray Jr of South Orange New Jersey He the of Attorney and Mrs Joseph F. Murray formerly of this city, and also nephew of Archbishop John G. Murray of St. Pau Minn., who himself gathered quite few honors when going through the four year at Holy Cross in three years. Attorney Murray is also an H. C. alumnuS, as well as another brother Attorney James D. c. Murray well known criminal lawyer of New York city, mel dentally Joseph F. Murray r is cousin of Robert E Heaey, who on the Sophomore honor roll ana who s of Attorney and Mrs Patrick Heaey of this city,
 Here and there A familiar Cheshire home pictured a recent edition of the New York Suns Book Page It's illustration from "A Small House in the
 
 House On the opposite page appeared the Goshen School House A recent check-up by army en- gneers the behest of Rep Joseph Smith of this city, showed that records of 3 great storms that have swept the valley of the HousaOnc and Naugatuck rivers are on le They start back about TITO. The last one be- 1886 1927 when the Freight street bridge went before the flood .TOmmie Howard is able to nav1- gate again after lengthy stay in the hospital caused by ruptured appendix. The latest community paper make it's bow locally is the Bunker Hill News monthly periodical of the community club. Walter Wood of the American is doing the editing.
 Transom peeping. Mario DiCecco will direct concert be given by the NeWtoWn Orchestra Society at the Edmond Theater in Newtown Tuesday evening Professor George Perrault, who conducted the Easter musical service at St. Thomas church yesterday has been pumping the organ at the Crown Street edifce for IA years MT. and Mrs LoulS Schck and son Gordon spent the Easter holidays in Washington D. c. inspecting governmental buildings
 . Joe Burns returned to his studies at Connecticut , State College last evening . George Mulligan Jr is Easter recessing with his Cooke Street parents
 Bill Sheas Crosby Alpha lily has secured lovely Ruth Pooer for their musical fashion and dance at the Womens Club April "A, Ruth will do novelty dance roller skates.
 Monday purrngS. Eight pounds and five ounces of female oVelneSS the stOrkS contribution to Mr. and Mrs James DoWney'S Woodtick Road domicile Sat urday morning. It their first bundle from heaven Mrs DoWney nee Elizabeth Phelan is doing very nicely at St. Marys hospital. Congrats Betty and Jimmy Jack Shea manager of the local office of the Goodrich