The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-09

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 Editor Tall Tower Topics. . Please accept this letter as a personal invitation to De our guest at the series of dances for SerVcenen ana Servcewomen and the civilian public Of waterbury o pc held at the Central and every Saturday evening. We call 1t the "Servcemen and War workers Dance and will run them exactly the Saturday night dances We have noyelty features for the servicemen and this week we are opening new "Canteen snack Bar where ell service people may enjoy eotee ana @ san w n the boys in "coffee and" The civilian public, mostly members of industry will be asked to pay ra small @ as So furnished by an excellent local union band Won't you and the public to the anytime ana see TOT yourselves why grand bunch ot from meIrS dances These dances are under the supervision or xne and all profits are turned over to the UsO' Sin' Nerey, Jack Suffa 27 Rowland Avenue
 The valnglorious boaster was holding forth to his pals about what monarch of-aISurVey he was In his own home WnSn go into the .%sI " ne has SS,O o I'll say 1t iS And my slippers right there m front oi that chair ready for The Boss to slide his feet into My pipe the table close by filled with my favote smoking mixture The evening paper is In my chair, under by reading light. And there's got to be plenty of hot water-Ill be alarmed If I'll wash dishes in cold sooSt vou won't have to look far to find the who rules the ro0ster-Strickland Gillian in Your Life.
 Fire :. October s15 Is set aside in the town as a period to particularly give thought to ire That S 10 fire prevention And speaking of Fire Prevention week.
 That Fire Prevention Week Is always the week in which october g. the anniversary of the gerat Chicago
 That, in years lsOoO fires were caused by children playing With matchesF .....s ,....,,.. o,oo.r,o That about 40 fires day are started because electric
 That reliable fire extinguishers are easily identabe by the Underwriters or Factory Mutual LaboraorieS approval labels they bear?
 The every minute of the day and night somebody's home in the United States Is destroyed by freP burns on their bodies but die from inhalng fire gases?
 That any chimney too warm to hold the hano against with comfort Is a fire hazard?
 That Fire Protection Red, commonly used to make fire extngushers readily visible IS one Of the popular fall colorsP .o
 That in more than half the great fires" since 1900, wooden roofs spread the fireP
 That forest fire can travel fast at 10 to l2 miles That every year about 300 people are killed, and 1000 injured in home fires and explosions due to the use of flammabe cleaning fluids?
 That careless disposal of cigarettes causes more than one-fourth of our dwelling fires?
 Who remembers the good old days when charm ing young ladies In their teens were striving with one another to see who could the highest collar and the longest skirt we'll as the highest pompadour? (H1St0fy repeats tSeH parLIy Iney are sCIu sWNhk for the highest pompadour, but will not say the same about the collars and sIirts)
 The "wildwest" is coming to Bucks Hill, October 15, Sunday when rodeo and gymkhana show will be pre- Bened under the auspices Of the Lnde Stables Trick rdng rope stunts and other western features will high light the all day program. Top performers will include Herb Moll and his educated horse; Diamond Tooth Cexeis, rodeo performer Kentuck Rubes and his hiy: billy band Tex Gallenberg l3 year old fancy rider; and Winnie HnchclH and his comedy mule. Fancy rope twirling trick riding sharp-shooting and cowboy yes will be the main attractions for young and old alike.
 In Our Exchanges The Magazine section of The Christian Science Monitor now repOstng on the desk among the early a. office impedimenta that includes glue copy pager, dictionary Bartletts Quota tOns the morning papers and Is hitting right in the eye. And 1t should. The design Is Seplca of your Flag and my Flag the J. Flag in all is glory and done in color with exh0rtatiOn to all good Americans to vote. This is not political column but the and its advice to vote, not HOW to vote, is timely.
 Lieutenant Matthew Weinberg, son of MT. and Mrs. Morris Weinberg, 32 Wildwood Avenue Waterbury, was appointed assistant Ordnance officer this week at the Fort Worth Army Air Field Fort Worth, Texas, unit of the Central Flying Training Command Entering the Army in March, 1041 as enlisted man, 1st It. Wen- berg was sent to Officer Candidate School with the rank of corporal in July 1922 He was commissioned at Edge