The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-27


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 An old timer now in New Rochelle writes that he omitted two big from his baseball nneup which we published in this column recently Inese names will be familiar to most of the baseball fans, young and OId-ROger COnnOr who played with the New York Giants and whose name has been proposed to ng ure among the immortas in baseball history-and Myles Connolly, prominent in raternal and DuSlneSS circles over long period Ot years
 Tn the Business Mart: A hearty welcome to Col" n | Movnahan and best wishes for success in his new business venture superintendent of the local of flee of an insurance company "D J.. clmaxed his long career as an underwater and manager by directing his staff to four national championships He has now em- parked in the package store business and we feel cont dent that his many friends and acquaintances will find their way to his little place on Brook street, near Everybody's Market best-ofuck greeting tonight also to our good neghbor Maurice Henes local boy who has made good in his home town which IS rare news
 Maurice has rounded out 12 years ot Servce WlCn the Hadev Furniture Co., He has served as manager for five years He leaves next week for Miami Florida Wltn his experience Saesmansh1p personality dlspoSIon anu around good fellowship just chalk up success for Hao lev company graduate He will make good in the sunny Southland Sorry to learn that Bernie Mullins ot the Fitzgerald Platt staff has been ill., It pleasing to near that Bernie responding very nicely to treatment at St. Marys hospital following operation Bernie eXpectS and his friends sincerely hope that he will be back at ms accustomed place in time to recommend the proper ac cessores for the late vacatonst the ing veteran the schoobound youth the coeglate aSpr ant or just the perennialy WedreSsed man-abouttoW
 
 with "Ed" and Harry.
 The Town Crier Tells . Time for rattesnake story so we picked up by writer East Hamp- ton way. The snake was crossing the road, car was coming along the over the snake but It dldnt kill it. The snake finally done in with rifle me
 important part of this story is that the snake was 5S inches long Did you ever see blaze III Dro0h Could be- In Naugatuck, varnish was thrown into the water got igned setting fire to the water and Drus along the edges, both water and banks ablaZe More water was applied to put out the fire haybloWlng exhibition featured the twilight meeting the other night at a Morris home The farmer owner showed how to blow hay into the to time and space Other farming tricks included using the buckrake which seems to be another name for haysweep North ern Maine will hold a big fair this summer and New Hampshire holding its 18th annual Craftsmens Fair where you can buy articles and see the craftsmen work . Connecticut fairs will be late summer events, like the Harwinton and Goshen fairs
 Music in the Air The weekly luncheon meetings of the Kwanans have become musical jamborees ln pig objective to acquaint members of the club With various way The programs being beamed for an educational musical instruments and to eventually have the youg sters the public and private schools develop muSlcai urge This weeks feature of the KlWanls meetng was the appearance of Charlie Melville past commander or Corp Coye Post American Legion and manager ot the F. w. Grand store Charlie strutted his stuff on an accordion and had members and guests just tapping the ground hummng whstling and singing right out louo Maestro John Sweeney director of the weekly musical features and fellow Legionnaire just goWed with hap pines his buddy performed The former lieutenant o1 the Massachusetts State Guards and World War vet- eran Brother Sweeney is out to make Waterbury more musical conscious than The KwanlanS are planning to promote musical project locally as their 1945 con tribution to community service They have heard Mario DCecco crate upon the possibilities And now each week Brother Sweeney has different artist and different l- strument for his show If the attendance at the klwans meetings doesn't keep increasing, Art Purnton IS going to pitch his tent at Camp Mataucha for the next five years and see if the Waterbury Y. M C. A., Herb Smith and the absentee KWanianS really miss hlm 50 you want music with your luncheonS, just tell it to sweeney!
 Fancy That New shoes hurt most when you hand over the ration stamp new broom sweeps clean if there is anyone around to push it Judging from the wide open spaces in the meat cases fewer goats growing up to be lamb chops He who laughs last is slow to catch and evidently just saw ing his face Night football probably won't be very successful this year-toO many day coaches Did you ask what's cooking? Well take peek at the ther- rnometer-it's you . Postwar automobiles with tel ephones are forecast When Mrs A. starts to inform Mrs B. about her marketing difficulties it's going to wipe out 25 years of traffic progress.
 Good Night