The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30


 The war swallowed him he was last seen at Dover
 Some day be back now it's all over
 I wonder happened to the inspector card
 Bull, the old bighter. from Scotland Yard u.w1
 Dramatic and Otherwise Now that the revlvalS have started here's another added to the lst The Reo Mill" the old avorite in which Montgomery and Stone played years ago. Paula Stone daughter of Fred is to be featured, also Eddie Foy, Jr. Jan klepura ana ms wife Marta Eggerth scheduled to play in the new mu sica show Polonaise Kepura sang in concert Tn tnS city ago during the height of his Merry Widow success in New York City :: Martnas vineyard IS going to see Agatha Christie's Towards Zero" some time soon . If you were listening Monday night to the Telephone Hour broadcast you heard good o9 done by the orchestra in the playing of Lszts Second Hun garian Rhapsody Laura as you knoW s mane d ow [e they may the opportunity to see the stage version now planned with Otto Kruger engaged for leading role "Laura" is example of novel first made Ill., to picture then stage play It is generally the oppo site.
 Editor Tall Tower Topics:-This contributor thinks student of journalism should be inspired by ride through Middlebury, viewing the picturesque landscapng red barns, tranquil cattle and the thick lwooded glen of quaint Newtown before reaching Dan bury to see the wooden Indian on that clty'S maln street. This leftover of od-time advertising is one oddity lacking in the Brass City. Yours for wooden Indian, J. " Walker. (Eds Note:-We don't nave tne wooden Indian, but do have our Green few other landmarks and our grand surrounding scenery)
 Succotash . We are sure good cooks would have a bone to pick with Mr. Webster in his definition of succo- taSh the part he says cooked together with or without salt pork" We all know succotash that real succotash is combination of lima beans or pole oeans and cut off the with good flavorng of salt pork You not only want big sauce dish Of the beans and mixture set before you but lots of small pieces of pork we'll Otherwise you just eating corn and bean mixture The real joy derived from dish of sue cotash depends the proper blending and the pest oi cook books cannot furnish you the trick of making good old-fashioned succotash like mother or grandmother used to make The trick is handed down here in New England and midwest states in the corn belt It truly an American diSh of American-Indlan origin derlvng from the word, misickquatash which means, literally an ear of corn Many Connecticut anG New England housewives pride themselves on the putting together which calls for first boiling water into which you toss plenty of salt pork with little lean in it, cut in pleces after cooking twenty minutes so add your beans and when they fairly well cooked add the corn which has been cut gently from the ear always remembering not to cut in too deep and scrapng to get the pulp and milk but not the grit Cook this mixture gently that there will be sticking to the bottom of the kettle not too long because your corn is tough the succotash is failure Now that's SuccotaS passed down to the third generation made by Connecticut farmers wife, who strange it may seem, born in Ireland but cooked in the best New England tradition P. S-Season with salt but not too much pepper, to taste
 The harvest season is here. Everything is turning up nicely. Two youngsters dropped in the office yesterday with distant relative of the cater pillar family It study in technicolor. The kids were honestly disappointed when some of future 1n- formation Please principals failed to give the crea- ture name One of the scrbes gave one of those Latin mumbe-jumble descriptions which didn't click. After the "What is it" feature was concluded mem- bers of the reportorial room had glance at Wa terbury grown carrot, which measures over sixteen inches in length and weighed one pound and quar- ter. Junior ate that his To would go up, or should say something about weight. The carrot was grown in Victory Garden owned by Vincent Dillane of Lounsbuiy avenue few of these exhibits would qualify MT. Dillane for honorable mention in harvest festival Gene Vallon of the WATR staff dropped in and wanted to chat about the fish and game club and its efforts to increase the pheasant population of Connecticut. When fail to register an interest in the "boids' he tried new line and talked about fish. We nibbled bit and then called it day. These radio boys like other trade foks they always talk shop on day off or during leisure hour It must be in the blood or something Speak ing of harvest time and of plenty watch The Democrat advertisements. Real honest-to- goodness meat for sale in the best of shops and black market uneasiness in going right up to the counter, giving your order out loud and taking what you get out with < pride and dignity. The whisper low" days in the meat markets are numbered. What price victory? LADY FROM VENICE
 There young lady from Venice
 Who skilful at tennis
 She whaeked the balls high,
 But oh me- and oh