The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-05
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Good Evening.
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER


 for lady, who is convalescing after serious accident As of to date beg to state that we acknowledge the deficit of one cane unless the Mail Man losses an answer into the box today Brownie" is the of the dog which is going from one kind family to another. N just so happened that of the readers of the Tower on seeing the article caller the number given and discovered that she was talking to old acquaintanceS The regret of parting with Brownie" was tempered somewhat. Several other calls received Tuesday evening and Wednesday, which would indicate that dogs as pets are still tops with many people Now, folks, to make the week success, how about cane, good stout walking stick which you feel you can loan or give to deserving by her and most assuredly by US The Tower will gladly call for it. We have already received call from very generous lady Hickory Street which incidentally rather appropriate place to expect cane maybe it will be Hickory stick. Wow!
 To Mrs S.-In answer to your query. The date you are interested in is Saturday, June l. 1855 Any other information you desire, if available, Will be printed on request. To R. A. F. = The beautiful tribute printed in the Tower the other evening tributed by friend and sincere admrer of the late Sallie Reilly. We pleased to learn that the article and appropriate expressed your sentiments, as they did of many staunch friends of the deceased .. To N. C. C. = You have privilege anyone else of writing to the Tower. We play no favorites.
 May 20th will be celebrated by American Legion Posts in Connecticut q am An American Day.. School children various patriotic servicemens groups and other organizations in Waterbury Will be invited @ be paid to newly made citizens. The program locally is being prepared by Past Commander George Karnofsky of
 
 legion's committee on "Americansm'. And speak ing of the great theme which the legion is emphasizing it is matter of interest to nun dreds of high school students to know that the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary is sponsoring US 10th annual essay contest with local, state ana national prizes to be awarded winners The prizes range from $50 to ooO If your school has announced the contest and you wish to enter you may obtain eafet with rules and instructions at The Tower The subject ig "What Americansrn Means to Me-" It means every thing to millions around the world
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 Don't you agree with us that the gals at the Bron son library are models of courtesy and charm? we speak from frst-hand knowledge, you know Having had occasion to visit the library recently research task i've don't know EvERYTHING), we timidly asked the the nearest librarian whose graciOusness and sincere interest warmed the cookies of hearts. Just for curiostys sake compared notes with var1 and sndry library and discovered that these their sentiments exactly. P S-SO that there will be domestic discord in the lives of male mem bers of the Tower Staff hasten to add for those who MAY BE interested that this little Spring bouquet was inspired fashioned and dedicated by of our gal writers. So there!)
 Somebody is going to say thanks for this little suggestion to the fair Leaving footprints on the sands of time" is one thing poets may about But some people rave plenty when tney dscoVel o known as Straw Notes. straw vote in any public drinking place may prove dsprove the point at issue "Its just little thing to do, but if women would keep their pstick themselves instead of leaving the rims of glasses after taking beverages they would receive orchids instead of onions from restaurant and fountain
  glasses which bear telltae traces of lipstick them Many stains of ndeble ipStick which is not easily removed by regular dshwashing Extra time and atten ton are difficult to give because labor and hot water supplies are at premium. One way in which pstick stains can easily be avoided glasses is using drink ing In many fountains and restaurants wrapped Straws which offer high degree of sanitation are now available The of drinking StraWS will also eliminate the need for repenshing lipstick Very little pstick attaches the traws and will not be necessary to the lip makeup" Now aint that the truth, Gertie?
 Arthur Denker and Robert MOnnerat still receiving congratulations from their associates at the ScOv Company their in the recent city in- dustrial pinOchle tournament Sergeant and Mrs. Jim Phelan of Highland avenue and young Jimmy, IT,, are making great of the sergeants furOugh from Texas camp Andy Dawson, Steve Homick, and J. Warren Upson were among the barrsters who waved farewell at City Hall yesterday as Attorney H. McGill shipped out G. l.
 It must be an illustration of once newspaper1nan, always newspaperman Waterbury has several instances where former scrbes can't resist the temptation of sitting down at typewriter and pounding out an occasional story It may be for the ladies' aid socety-to please the little of the house. Or about the EkS and their activities but somehow another they get the fitch" to record their thoughts and opinions in cold Hpe. Consequently with this in mind, now wonder ~+1:~~ aSaO AEax~ Nf %Nap