The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02

It is nice to know that special articles which appear from time to time in the Tall Towers are given serious consideration by readers Perhaps the reaction isn't as immediate as writers would expect Of their nm portant" announcements and personal messages put one response yesterday and that despite the oeay was warmly welcomed. It in reference to comment made recently the eagerness of some people to aoop orphaned" dogs and cats and never cherish the proved the exception and in answer to Mrs May inquiry, may suggest that she write to the Bureau of Child Welfare 26 Grove Street, New Haven Ottlclas of this agency will make the necessary contact, will acquaint you the qualifications of foster parents court procedure etc. If they are in position at present. they will be pleased to cooperate with you III tlndng child to brighten your life and bring happiness into your home Write to the agency mentioned and please let us know some time how you are making out
 Heard in passing. When the Westminster Kennel Club stages dogdoms winter classic at Madison Square Garden the LincOIns Birthday weekend the most popular dog in the huge structure will be the Boxer if numbers any criterion They lead In number of entries submitted Dr. F. l. MaxOn IS m charge of the dog scheduled for the State AmOy at Hartford Saturday, February 17. Arthur G. Foeg of New York who died suddenly in the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Monday is best known as one O1 the engineers responsible for building such projects as the Boston subway and elevated BostOn's South Sta tion the Grand Central Terminal Pennsylvania Sta tiOn and IRT in New York New York's States 32- story office building at Albany may be renamed the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Building under terms of bill just introduced in the State Assembly. Wonder Mr. and Mrs. James Ehrmentraut are entertaining weekend guests? They the Churchville, N. Y- residents who a week ago had 1O8 (by actual cOunt overnight guests during bitter winters storm The guests caught in the drifts on the State Road the Ehrmentraut home and had to seek haven there It started week ago Wednesday noon and not until Thursday night had the last stuck in the snow dug out and its occupants freed to go home.
 What the well dressed women will wear next Spring was given preview in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria New York City, for the benefit of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Many well known Ctars of stage and joined in the March of Dimes show. Basil O'Connor made the greeting speech. My dears, Mary Pickford there in navy satin suit with dressy satin hat trimmed with shaved ostrich hair worn on top of her head in matron miss fashion, Mary Astor, who with this week, looking charming on the Mrs Smith of St. Loos wore tailored grey pnstripe suit with black sailor that edged in white Martha Scott in long white dinner gown with a leaf applique red slippers and red sequin bag providing the contrast Came the dawn eventually but also came the bOlero pink linen and peacock blue in the various little numbers that were modelled And, my dearS not to be found wanting missing the fuchsias the purples, the greens, the blues.