The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Dots and dashes . Franklin L. Litsky of 1855 Cooke street who at 10 is sixth grader at Drggs school honors the Tower with another bountifu batch of tinfol. Congrats to Mr. and Mrs George DVleSkis who will cele brate their first wedding anniversary June 11th The Missus the former Agnes OBrien Incidentally that happy occasion will also mark the 28th wedding annver sary of Mrs D'Vleskss parents, MT. and Mrs. John OBrien Double congratulations, kind friends Joe Runvdge chairman of the Wby senior class play, Big Hearted Herbert personally honored the Man in the Tower with two comps for the performance tonight s Thanks, Joe. I'll do my best to catch it.
 Johnny Murray, who knocks dead in the Beverage duckpin circuit took Bill LautZ, rabid Tor rington baseball fan to New York recently Johnny had several business acquaintances to call upon, so Bill hopped to the Polo Grounds to the Giants in action. What subway Bill took one knows for when he arrived at the Grounds it the eighth inning Bill thought the game too far gone to put $110 on the ne so he dropped nickel in the turn stiles at the "ep station where trains were waiting for the usual post game crowd. However, the game went 13 innings and Bill caught the six deciding frames for nickel. And the seats comfort able than the $110 ones, too, chirped Bill
 John Cho Mon To- former chef at the Naugatuck Y who fuflls similar capacity for Rev. Raymond Kennedy in Mddebury, has taken in boarders Bright a and early Monday morning John bagged three young squirrels in the kitchen of his rectors domicie The long bushy tailed arboreal forms had made nest in back of the wall where the stove pipe used to extend Their continual picking and picking seemed to get on Johns and he went to work trap. laundry pag some wanuts ana ssrlng accopsaea tne trlcK father John showed with pride his prize catch yes terday He's started building wire and wooden coop for his boarders Nice going John but I'll wager you don't bag the parents easily you did the frightened young ones.
 Chase Brass office bowlers and Raymond Hillies basketball team members, please take note Lucille Johnson the tall blonde songstress who entertained at the Paradise restaurant Broadway and 18th street last April and mistaken for local girl of the name has been given contract by Warner Brothers ,and is expected to appear in forthcoming motion pictures. She is no longer billed at the Para dise Here's luck to the girl who helped make Red Hot and Blue" success.
 Waterbury will play prominent part in the gradu- aton exercises at Holy Cross College Worcester Mass next week in addition to having local young included in the 1887 class Attorney Joseph F. Murray of Maplewood, N J. native of this city, will be among the graduates of the class of 1907 who assemble for their S0th reunion and at the time Attorney Murray will witness the graduation of his son. Joseph Attorney Murray of four members of the 1907 class who will witness their graduating. Others Dr. Peter J. Dulligan of New York, Robert B. Masterson of West Roxbury, Mass, and William F. ONel of Akron, Ohio. It is also of interest to note that 1887 will mark the 10th reunion year of the class in which Archbishop John G. Murray brother of Attorney Murray, graduated. The Rev James L. Travis of Old Lyme, native of this city, will be the speaker for the 20 year class 1917a the alumni banquet next Tuesday