The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-02

Somewhat mudded a
 That we were praisng the common daisy
 Screenings .. Will Hays looks at the 193738 record and opnes that the roster contains pretty good hits Some of these he calls attention to tout fn others in the making Some pictures he classes as distinguished entertainment some having high screen StandardS some as famous classics and biography. Among his ps S s or is4 ssss snss Yo % TT YOU, THE AWFUL TRUTH and STAND-1N as just few Clarence Burlington Hollands Sprightly stories. And other than Leslie Howard will take the leading male part Hollands typical slow-butsure- DELIGHT, TovAR1CH, MADAME CUR1E, GONE WITH THE WIND (which you may have heard about ana which is still breeding abouD EBB TIDE, and REBECcA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM (what, againD Now let's what's what with Will among the literary classics. There's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. This was a delight. full play but will 1t make successful picture? We'll HEIGHTS, and there's THE GREAT GARRICK Among the musical plays are (once again. TIE GREAT WALTZ CHOPIN, THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST (and won't you be glad to and hear Mcdonald and Eddy teamed together again In last named). Thus our distinguished entertainment for few months to come
 This and that. The State Board of Fisheries and Game has issued warning to all huntsnlen in the state to keep out of the woods until October Anyone seen in the woOds gun in hand is in for trouble prior to the goth. When the V. F. w. Girls Drum Corps of ThomastOn captured the cup at the Washington half point gave them the trophy That's how close the St. Stansaus Corps came to tying for first place Joe Nerrow Is just bit chester these days as he proudly announces the birth of daughter at St. Marys Hospital Mrs. Nerrow, the former Emeine Dillon, is doing nicely as is Miss Nerrow
 long at last . This is one for the old-timers, for it'll only be od-tmer who go back to the days when P. Barnum was astonishing the natives with his famous mystery" clock back In the last century The clock apparently without motivating force. The dals and hands separated from the works by glass cylinder and several connecting supports No trace of any means whereby force could be transmitted from the works set in the base of the stand to the hands were ever found, at least that the public know of But Edwin Franko Goldman, famous band leader, who inherited Barnums mystery" clock from uncle, has just learned the secret with revelation of It's inner mys- teries by lawyers handling the deceased Goldman estate
 An invisible glass drive Is responsible for the whole thing. Power transmitted by means of 1t from the works at the bottom to the hands above It's ingenious all right
 Clips from Crosby's Argus. Here's how num-
 ber of "prOS and "prOfettes enjoyed their summer sicstas Miss Helen Haugh toured New Brunswick; Miss Gertrude Traurig visited the Gaspe peninsula so did Alfred Kcnney Roy Walch toured through twenty seven states, Mexico, and Canada; Ed Wilder visited number of points of interest such Hollywood Boulder Dam, Yosemite Glacier, and Yellowstone National Parks, J. o. P. Manherz led a camping group to the Finger Lake district of New York. With him were Ned Daly Ty Cobb Bill Kurtz Earl Hartley Ted Adgatc, and Jack Manherz all Crosby students.
 Shavings Dr. Alexis Carrel, medical scientist and member of the Rockefeller Institute returned the other day from abroad said among other things there is already far too much talking in the Word (And what tak when you listen to lot of superfuouS nonsense by nobody of consequence and have to be bored by lot of west wind-ers who talk lot and say nothing) The shooting down the Mantle the other day not a surprise attack the left flank but the ing the opening of the scallop season. We sort of a shell attack at that) complete Cuban village is to be Cubas contribution to the World Fair of 1889 (Ca- bana habanera they say in the Spanish coloneS) The quints Marie Yvonne, Cecile Emelie and Annette, forty months o ready to face another long cold winter (Well, wel they're ageng up. Time flies, nest-ce-pas as they say in the French provnces).
 Along the church beat William J. Hamilton Jr, frst-year at Hartford Theological Seminary, will be student assistant at the First Baptist Church this winter replacing MT Rodger of Yale Divinity. The Italian Baptist Mission is seeking piano that longer fits into familys requirements. Anyone desiring to help out can call Mrs Ventura 3-71O5. Edward H. Davis will speak the merit system before the Water bury Youth Council in the First Congregational church Sunday afternoon at o'clock Fred W. Rowe has been elected president of the Mems Bible Class at the First Baptist church. The Women's Home and For egn Missions Society of the First Methodist church will
 meet next Wednesday at 2:45 p. for election of off, cers Union Service in honor of the Odd Fellows of Waterbury will be held at the First Methodist church. Sunday evening October lO with First Baptist church members attending. The Sunday Noon Club of the Second Congregational church will play host to the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible Glasses next Wednesday at 8 p. m. in Davenport Hall
 Good Night
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