The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-10


Not sweetly in simple part.
In this thing Of how to dress
Podunk the city
And the city to Podunk guess
Waly Ingls of the Welfare Department is setting
the summer fashion these days in City Hall circles
Sporting nifty Palm Beach suit with all the attractive
accessories to complement what tne yS t
man sartoriay displays these days Waly one OF the
seasons outstanding successes. The collegiate CO.
terie" of the department votes Wally NO IN the 1aSh-
ion hit parade Amt that something!
The Casting Delcos of the greatest aerial acts
In the country today will feature tnree @ o ro
their cast when they open their summer tour OF various
fairs in Iowa August Jimmy Del Goooo OF tne NotIn
End will once again form the nucleus OF the ACT apy
assisted by his lovely wife, Rose who Is returning TO ne
game after an absence of year. One of the cachers
will be Anthony Capable, webuit North End lad, who
seems to improve with each performance. The other
member of the Delcos will be Johnny Hartman Read
ing Pa who has been with Jimmy and company Tor
good many years The Delcos are working out daily at
Lon Crcnans estate in Harwinton. Their last engage
ment most successful was at the worlds Falr the
last week of the great exhibit last summer
Joe Shea president of the Connecticut Undergrad
uate Club of Boston College, extends invitation to
be guest at their first annual summer dance at the
Naugatuck Country Club Saturday evening July r.
He's been named chairman of the committee and is
icing ably assisted by Chester Gladchuck and Alex
Lunachick Of Bridgeport Joe Dane6ry OF Wlm mnoS
Green takes his ups and down like man. Afternoons
he can be found in Middlebury taking instructions in
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"Chrsty"
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Ftzmourice celebrated their
fifth wedding anniversary today. Jack, former city
clerk is now Secretary to Mayor Vincent Sculy Made
line Fleming OF our proof reading staff started her
annual two weeks yaeaon o n nav anne n Atantc
CITY and Bayonne N j. Billie Carbon, entertainment
promoter vacationed in Biddeford Maine, last week
great surprise found that among the appreciatve guests
who enjoyed his number Ken Perry, ex-flghter,
"Red" HOLMAN and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Crchton, all
Waterburans.
Bette Davis has devised plan to aid the Red Cross
its European relief drive Her idea to issue special
three cent stamps which be exchanged for the
autograph of any star and five cents stamps good for
autographed pictures, These stamps, according to
Bette should be made available at every theater in
America The star is against charging money for auto
graphs but if people really want autographs and pic
lures she believes they would gladly pay trfng sum
they knew that every cent would to the Red cross
Louise Mazzaferro of the Chase Company office and
Maybee Giacin of Astoria L. l., vacatonng Tor two
weeks in Mount Pleasant and Pittsburgh, Pa What
treat for Pennsylvana'S laddies Ray Decker OF Nau-
gatuck paid his initial visit Tower sancum yester
day afternoon and left between five and seven pounds OF
tinfoil. When Ray does thing, he does 1t right
Carmel Cosca and Felicia Caruso guiding lights in the
dude ranch in the Catski Mountains last week, but
can't get enjoyment from plush cushions this week.
From now they're just going to play the horses not
ride 'enl.
Weatherwse and otherwise. The usually relia
BILE F. P. Latmer of the Hartford Times desn't view
the summer with any too much warmth. His forecast
for July and August contains much of dOleful hdings
far good Old-fashiOned summer weather is con-
cerned He plenty of thunder storms ahead for
and lot of muggy and Oggy weather particularly so
in August. There is much promise ahead for the
gardeners in his opinion and for those who vacation
late September he feels will be ideal month with
early frost, but plenty of weather right through
the month
Here N there. Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeafSki and
Mr. and Mrs. AL Kosky motored to Cape Cod last week
where they visited with Al Schwed former Waterburian.
The three menfoks enjoyed hectic golf session with
the Brass City boys losing to the transplanted Cape
Colder. Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Joy home after
pleasant week spent at Walnut Beach. . Danny Fer
rari wel-known North End mixoogst, and Jack
Schevensk recent visitors In Taunton, Mass.
Stanley Hopkins picked up by the Tower telescope
getting In few practice rounds of golf at the High
land course In Meriden the other day. Bob Hum
phrey Reggie Hopkins and Paul Daniels took the broad
highway TO Maine last week. but when they motored
home their fishing crees were just empty as when
they left. John Alanskas and Ray Bede and Rays
son also were up In Maine for the fishing Master Bede
enjoyed quite plane ride from Mooseiiead Lake TO
Lake Nattamakanta. Stanley "0abby" Foy of Rose
Street has Joined the home folks after visit In Proyi-