The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

WEhp tklS k1QAy &NAAA0&S 1WVG " be thankful for on this Thanks giving day of lo4l--
 Jimmie drout; that this i7A bow ling score of last week is pretty certain to stand throughout the re- mainder of the pin toppling season,
 Danny Perrin: that our govern ment is still importing hemp that ia the fundamental base of Sir Dan. iel's large black cigars.
 Fr. Sullivan: that he doesn't have to teach some of the Holy Manners the basic principles of mathematics in the parish school.
 Robbie Rlacker: that the hunting season is now only half over.
 Jack Hanlon: that he Is doubly thankful; first he has only one bow ling league statistic to compute and secondly that the senior Holy Name basketball prospects look much brighter than they did a year ago this time.
 Ossie Cronin: that he doesn't have to pay q "cover charge" for the privilege of bowling in the popular Holy Name circuit.
 Winnie No.e; that the new and ifa- tricate dance step, the Guatemala" 1" that he introduced at the Chase alleys for the use Of light . footed howlers has been catching on like wild fire throughout the city.
 Eddie Coughlin: according to the last colnmuniques issued from the office of the league secretary his ll02 average Is still tops among the individual members of the circuit. Eddie Fitzgerald: that his saddle horse "Laddie Boy" copped the "Kohler" trophy emblematic of the winner of the Beacon St. handicap which was run of last week.
 Dor nie Finn: that he finally saw daylight again after riding In the subway for three hours on recent excursion to the "big city"
 Timmie Shea: that he still has Tom Fitzpatrick and Mike Sullivan for partner in the "45" Holy Name Card league.
 Dennis Hickey: that his thorough bred canine, HUGO" has learned three new tricks this past week that enabled him to capture three blue ribbons at the Fulton dog exhibition last Sunday
 George Miller: that my excellent rcord of past years stood me in good stead this fall when the good broth- CTS upon taking look at the record again installed me as head of the bowling league which this yer seems to be in for a banner season.
 Mike Grout: that the club card league is going over with a bigger bang than any European shell could make.
 Jim Grenier ST.; that he has 8 son that can teach him the finer points of the maple splitting game free of charge.
 Freddie Rappelt: that no-one can take away the memories of his championship bowling team of last season that finally won out in the last feew weeks of the campaign.
 Father: Donnelly: that he still is a member Of Jackie Grout's fast spurt- ing pin topplers, due to the fact that the last six games that the popular chaplain missed his team mates captured five Of these contests.
 Earl Rossi: after years of long and tedious struggle he has finally learn cd the secret of hitting the head pin, 1. c. roll the ball down the middle of the alley.
 Lieut.. Barney Burns: that he wasn't dropped from the choir loft of St. Francis Church, years back by his opponents in a "4S" match when he mentioned that 1t looks like 6 big crowd tonite," which Is a word signal to his partners that he has the cards, to win.
 Bill Weir: that Notre Dame won last Saturday and stands an excel. lent chance Of copping National honorg.
 pr. Hamilton: that he has for saken Newington and able to be back and bowl and play cards with the boys.
 Barney 0again: that the hair re- storative that he purchased in Corn fritteT. George on his recent trip south has started to work wonders on his scalp.
 Carl Rossl: that due to the cold spell he didn't have to appear and lay the cornerstone to the xOund- house Kitchen that the Amateur Chefs of the U. s. 4. recently built on the Samoa Islands.