The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-25


 who to Waterbury few seasons ago in concert sponsored by the Mattatuck Musical Art society will conduct series of "Sng Weeks at their Stowe Yer mont music camp The famous Salzburg family who foster music in the home will hold the summer ses- sions from July to August 30 and from August to 16 the programs will be devoted to liturgca and re gious music The famous camp has been leased for ten years from the state of Vermont. It formerly eco camp. More about this interesting camp is pub lshed in the June 21 issue of the Catholic Transcript (Hartford) The rain stopped the show few nights ago in Philadelphia where the 2ingling Circus playing It down so heavy that it feared the tents might collapse Sits had to be cut to allow the water to come through Pope Plus XII received Frank Sinatra and few of his coworkers in an au dience the other day Last year Maine had it's larg est lobster haul IA, 800 900 pounds sold This was the largest since 1892 making lobster meat the most val 1 uable seafood in Maine and New England From 1 'The Pine Cone
 Vacations and Pets Mrs. Thomas G. Vail direc- tor of Humane Education of the Connecticut Humane Society," in her annual appeal urges all pet who going to the country for few weeks during the to take their dogs and cats with them that is impossible should be taken to that animals taken of in the best shelter available Dogs and cats enjoy fresh and froicking in the open None should be left behind to be neglected perhaps go hungry except for what food they may get by foragng Aband oned pets not only suffer but they become to b&rd-e and all wild-e and they nay become menace to health The Connecticut Humane Society will dispose of any pet brought it, but all who feel they must dispose of their pets should not wait until the last min ute before departure to do so but do several days in ad Mrs Vail also has suggestions for the of pets curing the not weather Plenty Of fresh COOL water should always be available. Renew it frequently and keep the dish in shaded spot A dog if tied should have his leash secured trolley fashion to long wire with access to shady and airy spot She not to overfeed pets during the hot weather Horses in par tcuar should receive special attention Riding stable owners should not work their horses to the point of hauStion.
 And in this secluded nook reserved for happy weds may flash congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. 'Ted" Olschefski of Oak street their silver jubilee The 18th anniversary of their marriage climaxed by family reunion which brought home for brief visit Sergeant Ted Jr war casualty now convaescng at Fort Devens Mass He is privileged to wear Purple Heart for wounds suffered in the Ger ofensive to MT. and Mrs. Otto Bodden of COlun- ba Boulevard Extension their 23rd anniversary Mr. Bodden is the well known postal employee our felicia hons also to Patrolman and Mrs Ralph Bellosey who celebrating their fifth anniversary this week and plan visit to New York city. May three couples enjoy many happy years of welded bliss and may the frag of orange blossoms and the strains of Lohen- grins finger in their cherished memories they tinue the journey along lifes winding highway.
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 We note with much pleasure the partial recovery from illness of Bernard F. Erwin, ST. of 428 Willow St. There hundreds of friends of The Tower who have known Mr. Erwin for years knew him when the family lived in the South end, and who actually became ac quanted with him in their young days They got to like him then, and they have continued to admire him since And that is the they felt sorry they first heard he had been stricken Bernie Erwin knows Waterbury from all parts and Sections he knows the ones still around from the older families of the city; he knows the cityS history and has observed the many G1anges m ana about town rom ms own young days sound. An interesting and mild speaker his conversa ton has always been enjoyed by those who happened to listen to his talks in relation to happenings of years ago. For years he had been employed by the Waterbury Buckle Company, where with Bill Kobedanz and others he helped turn out some of the high class finished product of this fine old business concern For part, dislike to find old friends afflicted for the time being And that IS the reason we pray and hope that Bernie Erwin will recover fully enough bring him back to his old station of liveness and activity quick in step and able to carry just he has done for the many yearS we have observed him going to and from his home