The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-16

of his car and ruHnor has 1t that he needs legal advice about as- signing his pay for fine. Pete Platt, motoring leisurely through Middlebury, was restrained by the zeal0us law enforcement author. ities over there. Pete says his car just won't do ninety. We haven't heard from Horace Green but he may break out almost any day with 8 new racing job.
 Our efforts are rewarded. The new Shepaug Super Highway is under construction and 1t is pos- sible to drive down to Steve Rants, in dry weather, without breaking 8 spring. 3gs
 You can't please everyone. Steve Rant claims that he has been more than . quarter of . century putting stones in mudholes along the old Shepaug road and now the road makers come along and take all the stones away. MT. Rant has warned them to leave the stones handy, because he expects to need them when Che frost comes out. Baking old leaves up from the gztters never eliminated Q mudhole yet The way mudhoIes develop along the Shepaug is a caution. Steve should have had that road contract, regardless of bids. He knows the road and has kept 1t In repair all his life. He deserves some cOnsiderat now, other than increased taxes.
 Keep your eye peeled for game wardens, now our roads are fixed. The game protectors will be as plentiful aS state police here now the travelling Is safe. If you catch q short trout, put it back or carry it home in your pants pocket.
 Communications between New. town and South Britain have been reestablished. Despite the rumor that our new defective hospital dairy is complete to the last bot. tlecap, the milk from the state farm herd here is trucked to the Newtown Insane hospital for pas. tuerixatiOn.
 Critics claim that virtually mil- lions are spent boiling milk and making 1t unfit for human con- sumption. Farm families never drink anything but raw milk and they survive. State herds are tested so often a COW will just roll her eyes, lift her tail, and recline every time a man with a white coat gets out of a car in the barn. yard. Germs have been so rare lately that you cannot find enough Tor fish bait, yet this farce of pastuerizing milk continues.
 we spend too much time wOr. rying over things that might hap pen tO us and not enough lime watching errors that develop un. der our very nose. Just the ether day, we heard about a city man who bought a little pIace in the country and immediately sneakcd down the read in the dark and borrowed 8 century-eId milestone From the land of . near nelghbor, The man lngged the relic up in front Of his house and planted it there. Tn years to come, ssIryey- ors seeking to start line sE ffaat milestone as it shows em alI rec. ords and maps win have Co go to court to find our where the To- caelon FightfulIy belongs. Moving landmark is . risky buslnsss.
 Save your alaninuml Hosd it Tor Q decent pricel Pick up parts or old vacuum cleaners, Kitchen utensils, naosorsl Harold Iekes makes the discovery that we're snort or aluminium and already plans are afoot Co have Q hosfss- so-nouse canvass for aluminium Junk. The Idea is ko get alsssas- nun Tor nothing. During the last was. Lle same gush Of eithuaiaass sollected treasure of great value. We bought g cake of sweet choeo- late ln France, unWxappad st and found @ card #xahe women 0f AFkensas mako thia contribution te tho boys overseas You enn never tell shatb ln lhe minds es