The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-02

Really take stock
DO me Ms fanny 1bs o on0l mans sock
yer, Ne and 's abs Siu eaS"' '"'A
We must get straightened out
Discover all about
When woman leaves a hairdressing school without
having for two hours of service that's enough to burn up
any waver but when she also takes along $l2 80 pera
ladies ROOM that's adding insult to injury That's just
what happened in Hartford Thursday school 1nstruc
tor worked over the woman for two hours ana asked or
the KEY to the woens She got and walked non
chaantly out of the emporium in view OF the institutes
personnel Officials of the school don't care If they ever
get back the machine but they do hope the snper is I'M
able to detach the various slips and gadgets You know
what's good for the goose is good for the gander
Frontier Town. There may still be frontier.
That is the first impression newspaper reader gets
from pictures of the five shanty towns" springing up
near Fort Peck Mont That's where WPA workers are
building the Fort Peck DAM the Largest earth works
dam i'm the world" The dam may be great but It's
the business section of of those towns that catches
and holds the eye The picture shows, in what might
be called the "congested district, of six
story buildings whose fronts are labeled in huge letters
Buck Horn Club Barber Shop Permane sat $50 80
City Market; Polly Pie Cafe. Except for the perm
anents", the sight would make an od.timer homesick.
can't be any further frontier where there pera-
On second thought, that changes everything. There
nent waves
Dialng all phones . Waterbury figures several
taes in the service anniversaries as announced in the
current issue of the Telephone Bulletin. Anna B.
Kede is listed in the Is year group as are also Helen
Maler Elizabeth " McGrath and Viola A. Slower.
The retirement of Ida M. Henry commercial instructor
In the local exchange after 80 years service also enron
led Miss Henry entered the company in 1903 but her
service not continuous. The Bulletin reports
that when Miss Bertha Chrsan Of the local business
office answered her phone during the Christmas rush,
she answered in proper fashion. Business office
Miss Chrisman" rather surprised male voice, but
with pleased ring the other end, responded And
Merry Christmas to you."
Editor Tall Tower Topics: Isn't there anything
that be done about broken bottles along our
streets and highways? thought there was something
in the laws about it being against them to leave broken
glass the highway Of recent months there seems TO
be an awful lot of glass broken Waterbury streets
and left there for days and days. 1t would be good
idea for the motor patrolmen to check up the in
creasng number of wid-eyed motorists or their COM
panions who think nothing of hurting bottle from
their moving Check the 1essfrequened streets
the outskirts of the town and you'll usually find
daily of this nature 1t ought to be curbed
Jonah.
This and that. Mr.. and Mrs Ray Smith of Maui
gatuck are in line for congrats Yes sir it's and
born on New Years Day. Whadda you think of that?
Firemen out at Engine Company are quite pulled up
these days receipt of letter from grateful Water
burian for services rendered him and his family in
recent blaze The bueshrts deserve all the praise they
get for the boys who toss the brckbats quick to tear
em down. According to the Chatfeld Guardsmen
Of service commanding officer of this Justly famous
and historic military unit Incidentally roster OF
its membership present and past reveals those of many
Of the ctys leading lights in all endeavors and profess
sions. Gunther Mathes is quite proud of his new
projection which he has just set his studios
but when the machine first arrived Gunther thought
he'd have send back to the factory because there
didn't to be any way to get the bulky pieces of the
apparatus into his rooms. Cmere, Paul!!!!
Is this news????? According to statistics just re-
leased by National Park Service of the Department
OF Interior there fifty in which bear bit
man in a national park during 1886. The report
also declared that forty of these accidents caused
by careessness the part of the bitten person who
either fed petted leased the animals despite warn
ings to the contrary. All of which should give the
photographers ample opportunity to knock of quips
and chips about tourists getting bear desserts pro-
woke such headlines as-Bear Bites Man-In Interview
Points Out He Likes Meat of Mountain Sheep Much
Better.
Our Major When the Governors Foot Guard
swings into action next Wednesday at the inaugural
parade for Governor Wilbur L. Cross the chest of Major
George r. Sturges of Woodbury. commander Of the First
Company, ought to swell with pride. For the field
music will be playing new march-"Our Major which
Is dedicated to Major Sturges. It was composed by
Lieutenant Samuel J. Gaudreau, leader of the field mu
sic. =. 1t contains special arrangement for the
drums. . Attorney Walter E. M0nagan, Jr, Of this
city Is member of the First Company Governors Foot
Guards the only local in this company, although
there are several local men In the Second Company