The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-03

Colonel Charles E. Speer, Regular Army officer ana National Guard instructor locally will discuss National Security after Kiwanis Club members break bread at the Hotel Elton Wednesday noon The subject snoula be very fitting the following day will be observed nationally as Army Day.. Rosemary and Peggy Finn of the Chase Company office weekended in Atlantic City recently The best is too good for those gals Mr. and Mrs James J. Lee of Park Road the proud parents of baby girl born at the Waterbury hospital March g. Mrs Lee is the former Mary Mcdonald
 Coming soon To add to the multitude of stamps bearing the likeness of George Washington and com memOrating phase of his activities in American life will be added one special three-cent stamp hOnOring the sesquicentennia Of the lnaugur ation of Washington will be issued on April 5O With the New York City p0stOffice of the first sales The new stamp is to be of the size of the Special Delivery issues arranged vertically and printed in purple ink
 Lieutenant Hughie Cunningham is receiving con- grats right and left today Twentysix years member of the fire department is the reason Nice going, Hugh!
 Roseann Arcovia of the South Leonard Street Arcovas gets credit for the story of the traveng man who had been obliged three times to take an upper perth in the sleeping car Aloha" and finally requested the Pullman Company to please name the next one "Anup rah" . . Joe Wall and Johnny Thompson have caught the spirit of the manifested by he snappy new they guide about these days That ring on pretty Eleanor Partss important finger spells an early nuptla with Charley Fleming
 Wife files suit of separation from husband because he nags her. Well, that's good Cor bad) an excuse as any. They used to call it mental cruelty for dignifed sounding term, but now they just talk in simple terms and "nagging" is the word
  back revisit the of his early youth and his successful newspaper he might ponder on the with dust and dirt Facing the world down at Greeley Square, New York City, the venerable founder of the old New York Tribune might sight sigh and heave heave that been allowed to pine away alone and unmourned. With the passing of the Sixth Avenue E" both Greeley and Herald Squares have aye emerged Tn going to reclaim the tiny parks which face each other at 34th Street. the Greeley statue and that Of Minerva gracng Herald Square to the center of ther respective parks and surround both of them with trees and shrubs The removal of the El working wonders all along Sixth Avenue New York never knew some of the sights that to be underneath the shadow Of the overhangng tracks.
 Rosy-cheeked Arte Leary of 619 North Riverside Street made his debut in the Tower sanctum yesterday with very nice contribution tinoil which is deeply appreciated He's fourth grade pupil r Elizabeth Nolan's class at Barnard School. Theodore Mariana accepting beated birthday greetings His party was Hyland, formerly of Vermont is back at work after recuperating from a cold Our citys not too much for you, is it Babs?
 Dramatic and otherwise Rosallnd Russell Will play in the film version of "The Women" in the role played the stage by Ilka Chase. Fay Bainter IS arriving has arrived mayhap from the coast and work in Family Reunion and will sail shortly for holiday abroad Katherine Cornell has written her autobi- ography which is called q Wanted To Be An Actress
 fascinating story of the theaters first lady, so say New York in new play about the time the Worlds Fair crush starts Miss Cornell (the same one) has never tried movies or the radio but she can pack theater
 
 entire reperory Vaudeville shows are becoming pop uar, it would and Frank Fays vaudeville revue has been going big in New York City showing that variety entertainment is appealing to the public for the moment Among those on the Frank Fay bills are Elsie Janis Eva Le Galenne and others Speaking of Frank Fay he made his debut in Babes in Toyand at the age of four and he polwog we're not calling names, for that's what he was polliwog. Alfred Hitchcock will do his first American directing in the filming of Daphne Du Maurer's "Rebecca" Claude Rains will be in "The Knight and The Lady" the film version of "Elizabeh the Queen" Rains will play Francis Bacon; Basil Rathbone will be Earl of Leicester, and has been previously announced Bette Davis and Erro Flynn will co-sar in this film play
 Who remembers the good old days when young ster was in the doghouse her hair didn't reach below her waist?
 Frank Lahey genial ambulance driver at St. Mary's Hospital is more genial than these past few days The second daughter to grace his happy home sented his lovely missus Cert Hoan recently Con- gratulations Frank and Mrs Frank! Marguerite Shea and Mary ODonnell spreading the news that the annual formal dance of St. Marys Nurses will be held this year at the Taft Hotel in New Haven week from tonight . The Baldwin Props con- tepating dinner dance at Craig Lock Inn, Meriden, the third week this month.