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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
FoIo Becomes Groom Aquin

Pittsburgh, Dec. II - (UP) -Fala has taken a bride again-this time lively seven-month-old Scottie named Frannie, from Pittsburgh.
 Frannie is a fit companion for the famous presidential dog. Her father, Shielings, Signature, was named best of the show" at the Westminster Kennel Club show in Madison Square Garden last Feb ruary.
 The bride" was delivered to Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt somewhere in New York" Sunday night by her owners, MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Snethen, of Shielding Kennels, Ross Township, Pa.
 Arrangements for the sale re- portedly were made by telephone by Miss F. Delano, Roosevelt cousin, who was entrusted with F'ala's care when President Roosevelt died. Miss Delano operates the Knocknegree Kennels, RhinebecK, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
10 Scholarships To Be Awarded

Louis J. Thibodeau, principal of Crosby High school, and Alberta c. Edell, head of St. Margaret's school, Waterbury, have been asked to nominate local seniors to compete for ten $500 scholarships in the an- nual honor scholarship competition sponsored by Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla.
 Students from over 5000 high schools are expected to compete for the scholarships this year. Only stu dents of superior academic record are eligible. Nominations must be received at Rollins College by Jan. 15.
 Approved standard examinations will be sent to high school princi- pals on or before Feb. 1, l946.
 Winners will be announced in April.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Sole Of Bonds ToContinue
 City We'll Over Top
 States Chairman

Victory Loan bonds will continue to be sold by ali local Issuing agents up Co December 9i though the slx- wecks-old campaign came t0 an end last Saturday. James Y. Moran, chairman. declared this morning. F1' nal returns in the campaign in Wa terhury. which Mr. Moran reported HAs well lover the top" last Satur- day. will not be known Tor several geekS. since payroll deduciions eon- tlnue through the end Of this month.
 Because funds Co subsidine the na- tons rehabilitation program are 90 urgently needed by the government, the chairman urVed bond6uyers to continue 10 invest their money in bonds. He pointed out that bonds still remain the Ideal Christmas gift.
 Until further announcement. How land Hughes. Mlchae!'s. Inc. GTieVe, Bisset and Holland. and Miller and Peck will continue to serve as Issuing agents for all denominations. Bonds may also be purchased at all local banks. theaters, and the post of- flee.
 Joseph Tajildeen. Waterbury's top notch bond salesmen, is reported 10 have sold more than S200,000 worth Of bonds during the Victory Loan campaign. A men OCT Of the Mer- chants Division. War Finance Com mittee. the East Main St. merchant is credited with selling approximately s200, 900 in bonds since Pearl Harbor. MT. Tajildeen, veteran of World War I. voluntarily assumed the job of selling bonds to help the coun- try's cause because he was not elig- ible for military duty due to average limitations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
School Board Football For Politicians
 New Alderman Makes
 Report 10 Committee

Peter Ward recently elected alder man on the Independent Democra- tic ticket, in 8 report to the latter's organizations town committee Sat- urday night assailed what he termed to be the political football tactics being applied to the Depart ment of Education.
 MT. Ward also attacked the pres ent members of the board of alder men for their lack of constructive thought" in passing the 1946 fiscal budget without too much opposition. He attacked the administration for seeking the $500 cost of living bonus for chartered salaried of flcials which was passed by the board.
 Calling attention to the antic1- pated assessment increase on prop erty in the city, MT. Ward warned that this will lead to rent increases. He scored the Housing Authority as a board which can be dismissed.
 The town committee voted to par ticipate in the 1945 state and con- aressional elections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
 Returns Here

Lady Victoria returns to Jacques Theater Monday in the new lavish review, Chits and Chats co-featured with Alice Jewell to make this new review full of loveliness and glam- our.
 Supporting these two queens Of burlesque fame will be the ever pop ular comedian Steve Mills who has been brought back by popular de- mand.
 The celebrated dance team of Harry and Ruth Dryer will furnish delightful entertainment with their unusual dance routines and you will be surprised by the remarkable playing of the Xylophone by Lou Fitzgibbons.
 George Futile currently appear ing will be held over and as well the ever popular Master of Ceremonies, Al Golden. Also appearing will be Harry Stratton who chaSeS your blues away by his hilarious antics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Employment On Gain Here

Employment in Waterbury's man. ufacturing firms rose by 481 during the month from Oct. 15 to Nov. b, 1t was reported today by William J. Fitzgerald of the Employment serv- ice of the U. s. Department of La bor.
 The state official said the local employment total jumped from @,- 353 to 32,834 during the period. The employment figure for women IS listed at 9,845 for Oct. 15 and 9,So4 for Nov. IS.
 MT. Fitzgerald said that reports by 370 state manufacturing hrms showed that the total gain of work CTS from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 was 7.O95, with the employment hgure for Nov. Is listed at 265,745.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Boys Club Plans Christmas Party

Plans have been completed for the annual Boys Club Christmas Party to be held on Friday evening, De- cember 21st.
 The evenings festivities will be headed by Jim Crockett, magician, Willie Pascucci, impersonator, carol singing accompanied by an accord ionist who will also render several selections. These will be followed by colored cartoons and serial chap ter which is part of the regular weekly movie program.
 Refreshments will be served to the expected 250 in attendance as they file out of the building.
 A small Christmas party for the Service Club will follow the eve
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Paper Collected By Mems League

Volunteers from the Bunker Hill Mems League and Boy Scout Troop II, Bunker Hill Congregational church Sunday collected slightly more than nine tons of waste paper. Thomas E. Patterson, drive chair man, said yesterdays canvas netted the lowest amount for that section to date, indicating that people be- lieve waste paper collections have been discontinued because of the cessation of the war. Collections in that section, the chairman an- nounced, will be continued next spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Walter WincheII
 Or BrO0dw,0y
.ss nsss RssaasssA} essgssal psa pans msy.s.

Akencsscs O [ Lincoln or FDR on new pCnuies The Santa Claus l1 front of Tliianys whose while scard is long and genuine The
 maicur songHritcr who publishes .lis oRn songs and peddlos them ai s3ih and 7th Hs placard accuses iAe Tin Pan Alley Publishers oi refusing To recognize hN talent
 The Broadway souvenir stores where The hcsi-sclicr articles arc the siatucttcs of fhc inspiring flag ralAlng at Two Jina Sta.d chel- sea square which was founded by Thomas Clarke. a veteran of the Trench and Indian War He named it alter a hospital flor old soldiers
 70 e quiet town O! the same namel near London The West 4Os where most Of the Greeks dwell and meet ... Poverty a Ia carte: The penny lunches on lower Third ave- nue City Hall, the front and s.dcs ol which are oi marble. The rear IS made of sandstone because the Pounding Fathers never expect cd the city to grow further north Picturesque Bowling Green the city's oldest park The troughs along l2th Avenue to water your horse, 8 relic of Old New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Realtors Aiding
 Returning Vets

A few housing units were mace available to veterans today bl local realtors, Miss Nancy Delaney olrec- tor of the Waterbury Veterans Ad- visory center said. The response came about to a recent request ot inc committee of the center that realtors prepare a priority list TOT veterans on all available housing.
 TWO local realtors filed notice ol two housing units available to vet erans. Contact is being made Wltn those on the list filed with the Veterans Center.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
MOON SHINES BRIGHT

The moon in the first quarter IS brighter than in the last quarter: Much of the lunar surface lghCeo by the sun during the nrst pnase is mountainous; mountains renecC more sunlight than the nat lunar plains.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
HOW TRLuE THIS PROPHECY

The tombstone inscription on the stone of St. Francis of Paula (1416- 1508) at Kirby cemetery, Essex, Eng land, reads: When pictures look alive with movements free; when ships, like fishes, swim beneath the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

sea; when men outstripping birds shall scan the sky: then half the world, deep-drenched in blood, shall die"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
Hospital
 Bulletins

Louis Tortorici, 66, of Locust street, was reported to be in good condition today at Waterbury Hospital where he was admitted at 6:15 a. m, today suffering with decorations of the face and side of the head sustained when he was struck by crane at the Chase Metal Works.
 Daniel Sullivan, 78, of North Main street, was discharged after treatment Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital for lacerations of the face sustained when he fell through a liquor display window on North Main street.
 The condition of Frederick w. O'Connor, 33, of 34 Crown street, injured Saturday morning in fall from a pole in Cheshire where he was working for the s. N. E. T. Co.,, was reported as good today by authorities at St. Mary's Hos- pital.
 Four persons, stricken Sunday afternoon after they had eaten a pork dinner, were reported to be in good condition today. They are Mrs. Alma Nichols, 48, of 16 Ash ley street, and her daughter. Jeannie, 14. Mrs. Nichols Is at St. Mary's hospital and her daughter at Waterbury hospital.
 The other two, taken to Wa terbury hospital are, Mrs. Blanche Walker, 29, of 16 Ashley street, and her daughter, Cynthia Grave line, 5, of the same address.
 Mrs. Nichols was taken to the hospital in the police ambulance by Patrolmen William O'Dea and Frank Pelser. The others were taken in the Waterbury hospital ambulance.
 Albert Borgnis, 33, of Nauga- tuck, was reported to be in good condition today at St. Mary's hospital where he was taken at 12:55 p. m. yesterday after being overcome by carbon monoxide gas fumes while driving truck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

nings entertainment. In charge of the party will be Robert Moles, So- cial program director of the Boys Club assisted by the Service Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

Grim rooming houses in the West sos. The last stage for the stage struck The Statue of Liberty the head of which accommodates 4G persons The frilliest door man in town: In front of a Park Avenue beauty salon. He features wing collar, gold braid on his uni form. white gloves, spats and a starchy manner The majestic Palisades. now brown and bare With the season. But still the most eye arresting backdrop a city ever had
 The Greenwich Village pipe shop which has a department Tor ladies pipes, snuff boxes, cigarette holders, etc. The asst doorman at the Zanuzibar. They tell you he was a big-name drummer in his prime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

The Hartmans who took less coin to work at the Wedgewood Room in the Waldorf -Astoria--so they could have a room to sleep III, B0ston'S room shortage is tougher. Several showfolks there have to com- mute from Worcester, Mass. :. The headwaiter in one of the most prosperous night clubs whose week iy income, they say is $3,5O0. He -uuanders $2,OO0 of it on the nags
 The new match to be put on the market soon, which may feVo- lutionize the business. It will light 50 times Barry Gray, breezlest of the all-night radio testers (WOR) who won't play requests but only the recordings his sponsor (Var1ety) lists as the best of the week.. HIS sallies are funny especially when he lets you eavesdrop on his phone calls J. Whitebook, former head of OPA rent control in town, who can't find an office himself. He is sharing a desk at 565 Fifth Avenue Paula Stone, co-pro- ducer of the hit show, "The Red 1Iill", She goes to the theater by bus! The captain at the zan- zibar (he's double for Gregory Patoff) whose name is John Putz. Yes, that's right The htree set in the Algonquin highly amused over the two-versionS of how Moore wrote the famous verse, "'TWas the Night Before Christmas in the De- cember issues of Readers Digest and Coronet. Both offer different eX- plantations!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

South Africa reports that return ing veterans prefer flats to houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

The Italian Government estimates its war damage at $20,000, ,000, 900.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-11

Tommy Dorsey relays tls street. scene: A priest went up to a drunk who was wrapped around a 18th Street lamp post.
 My son" asked the holy man, ''what have you been drinking?'
 Nothing" was the reply, except Three Fathers, Featheri'
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
SchIeffs at Cottage

THE NELSON SCHLAFtS
and their children, Frederlcka
and NiCkie are spending
their second summer IN their big
cottage near Gratiot Inn
And Mary Schlaff Is painting
all the floors with her own
hands two coats she says
whenever there are no
visitors . which is seldom ...
Up for dinner and the yacht
races Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Schoenherr Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gregary -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Smart ..
and several others e.
The Raymond Whytes VIII 90
up later IN the month e. and
already listed IN this year 5
etiesthook are Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Fisher Brown The
Richard Degeners -. and the
Glen r. MillerS 80.
It's easy To have company
when the guests bring their
own meats" Mary SchlaiI
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17


For Tuesday, Jpdg II, 1915.
MARCH APRIL 2OAricsSuggeSt being extra careful
with Others matters and at nome ANY tendency
towar intolerance quick temper must be avoided
APRIL Fl TO NAY 2O-TdurS-Between A. m and p. M
and hustle Thought
to mental duties, writing legal affairs Balance OF day warns
against haste.
If literary work Advertising
bus slness conferences, projects, get TO IT.
JUNE p TO JULY 23CGHcerBeore noon encouraging rays
for sound investing plans After devote time to regular dut
Advice
MY - TO ATG. 22-Leo-Inhuences MI. Fall back on
methods YOU following machinery work. manu-
featuring can manifest bravey sound ideas
AIG ,, TO SEPT l3-T6qo-Day better than looks
face Don't ponder before acting Avoid delay through
of Strike happy medium calmly
SEPT ,! TO OCT. 23-Lbrn-Make this stimulating period
attitude adhered to during fuI day Get
behind and desires with fine intelligence
OCT p TO nov. 22-Scorpo-Much favorable activity ind
Gated II occupation, investments or general
that for fresh gains so be alert on the
beam.
NOV - TO DEC ogttari"sNo dlydalying or throw
ing away valuable unmportant matters being too set
Step along gaining impetus as day unfoIds your acheN
DEC TO JAN. 2f-CoprcornIou can greatly hep your
consistent self Your coopera
will be sought your advantage, give freely wisely you
n
JAN p TO FEB eO-Aqporios-Issues arise that will
overenthue That's the time Let look AZ the
record" Sef-dependence directing needed
FEB 2f TO MARCH 2O-Psces-Stck to schedule finishing
Try quality Of work well az
quantity If slow. don't keep pushing ahesd
IOJ. BORN thjs drfe You long personality and
MAY like travel Cancer sometimes moves To many places
Adventurous often things do not make much
acquire dependent don't allow Lady Luck always TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
David Still Overseas

EVEN WITH the lieutenant
home there aTe stu several
vacancies ~ the Roncy mendge
because Ensign David IS
slll m tho Pacific .
Peggy Is at Camp Bryr Atom
in Rhlnelander, Wis. and
Tommy j. serving As a counselor
az a nearby camp =.
MARY Ann 80. lust graduated
from Nanhattanvllle College =.
Is thinking of teaching in the
autumn ..
Virginia who was lust
graduated from the Crosse
Po.nte Sacred Heart Convent
VIII 60 10 MsnhattanVllle
IN September =. 10 JON her
sister. Rosemary -.
Next weekend. the Roneys
are planning blg party to
celebrate the July anniversaries
of both Edward Sr. and Id
ward Jr. ..
Nancy JOSS has just been
a guest several days -. Of Nlr-
GINA Ronev
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Typical Day in N. y.
Joan Dean
By JOAN DEAN
p,uet Time. Fashion Editor

how clean and rested We
sink IN our chair .. we'll
never look nice again the
shows over a-a-ah here
comes a champagne cocktail ..
lust what our empty stomach
needs.
We talk to Mrs Rosenstein
-. examine her designs closely
-. heavens it's after midnight
=: we're gong to eat and go
10 he'd
Heavy heavy hangs the Sun
day story right over our
heads . .. no cabs we walk
across town looking for a
place 10 eat The restaurants
are closed. Here's a hamburger
stand sounds good all
out Of hamburger we settle
for a peanut butter sandwich
and glass of milk v. back 10
the hotel.
The room is like an oven o.. 4.
the floor Uttered with invita-
tions TO Ciltt-edged affairs 4.
the typewriter leers at us e.
We settle down we write
and write now the floor IS
Uttered with discarded leads
the clock ticks on &.
finally We finish >. quarter
Of Z
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Grand Finale

Slip IN YOUR dress put
the copy on the wire, The halls
are asleep =. the elevator OPP
orator gapes Al US whlrls us
10 the main floor.
The hotel lobby is dark
we turn into the tunnel leading
10 Grand Central It's empty
marble canyons echo 10 our
footsteps scrub boys slosh
pools Of sudsy water about the
floor we side step them -.
head for Western Union
then stumble back
The room is still hot look
at that straggly hair 80. ought
10 put II up in pin curls ..
it's after 3 .. lets look AT the
schedule . "a fashion break
fast at 7.30 We fall into bed
tomorrow Is another day.
There. the curtains going up
now on national fashion press
week. Tomorrow well tell you
what designer Pauline Trigere
shows for autumn and what
M-3SS, the government new
fabric restraining order Will
mean TO your winter wardrobe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
In Mayfair
WUb
THE CHAPERON

WITH TIE Curta0'ment a.
tra,ei 20 fsT-sVaX places o.. q.
more fashionable folk than ever
ARE -E.ncklhS Alr ia Gra'lot
EoaCh
Ard the Po~f Huron-NsCNInac
Yacht races Tins Weekend &.
fled the cottages with
guests
Every one VAS greeting hand
some loune Ii Edward Roney
.Ir. 1uSi back from two
Years nf foreign Ser%lce. 80. and
enjoying ms leave At the beach
before CoinC on 10 Great Lakes
for further assignment
Tire Ref4-te-ie>t their heatttt-
ful beach place Brown Cot
f7Ce by FIRE m April d.
h,4t- tha4- aH4- eeH4foFt at4lAssi e>t4tf-
li>hed m their old house &C.. The
"Roney Plaza . which they
lent friends each summer q.
after they built their new house.
Fresh paint has done wonders
for the old place and Mrs.
Roney SAYS she can be happy N
any house that has a yellow
porch
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
SeIden n. Block
Returns 10 East

BAKER sc SELDEN H..
BLOCK. who Is stationed al
Norfolk. Vac after more than
wear Of service IN the Euro
pean theater. has returned 10
the east after a leave with his
parents MIR and Mrs. J. G.,
Block of Campau apeRHe.
During his stay, he was Spon-
Sor for Joan Lee Wompner in
fant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
{. II Wompner tt'relda Rum
pcn ot Evanston avenue, AZ her
Christening Sunday in Bethany
Lutheran Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Guests Of McGanns

MRS. WILLIAM +. CON
MOLLY JR. and her children
Peter. Billy and Helen.
nj Crosse Pointe are with
Mrs. Connollys parents {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Schoteld
OF New York City at their
lovely cottage .
The Francis MCGann cottage
is one OF the most hospltable
on the whole beach with A
succession Of young guests
arriving 10 visit Florence,
Helen. Rosemary. Frank and
Tommy
Gerry BlaeSSer and Mary 10
Broderick were TINS week
ends house guests -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Others al Grstiof

AMONG MANY others who
have their cottage, open are Mr.
and Mrs Lambert PAYNE
Nr. and Mrs William C.n.an
Judge ana Nrs Joseph
M0ynInan
Mrs John Murphy whose
husband Ma Murphy. is over
seas .. Mr. and Mr. Prank
krue Nr and Mrs lames
LYONS .. and Judge and Mr..
Thomss NsHer
Mr. AND MRS DOUGLAS
NacNALLN of tt'.a.fr-aa
. and fne.r 'H0 "H atr~
Susan sr7 Charles .-.o
retWned from 1850 "k.-- 49,
The Ccdsv- -. t.t l2rc o..
near Tra>erse CIry &C..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17

SEWING REDUCED 10 ITS
simplest terms &C.. ironing made
chlldS play Pattern 400 has
no side seams Just wrap back
90 front. front 10 back. button
and tie Isn't n Cute7
Pattern 1855 comes IN junior
ml.s sizes II, 13. II. II Size
13 takes So yards 35-lnch ma
1cri3l
send 20 cents in COINS for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and SIZE
Send youi order 20 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Mrs. Robert {. Grow
Arranqes Luncheon

MRS ROBERT r GROW
of Chicago huolCvard viii enter
tain q guests alta bridge lunch
con A. the Detroit Yacht Club
Friday
Guests ~ honor VIII be Mrs.
Grow s sister, Mrs Joseph Metz
ar3 Nr, u + yesterday, both
NJ ArIl-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Patricia Funk s
Engagement Told

MIR. AND MRS. JAMES w,
FUNK Of Tracy avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Patricia Jane 10 John
! McCarron, son of Mr. and
Mrs Charles r. MCCarrOn Of
Monte Vista avenue,
The FunkS told the news 10
their friends after dinner
party given for Patricia Jane,
The wedding Will take place IN
the fall
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Ii. M. j. Galloway
Home From Europe

1T. NJ y GALLOWAY IS
home from the European thea
ter where he served with the
Third Army He Is the guest Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs vii
liam r. Galloway Of Brace
avenue
1t Gallaways wife Nconian
g. Zamora Galloway Of The
WAVES. arrived yesterday
from Washington. n {
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-17
Capt. Seymour WiIheIms
Announce Daughter.

CAPT AND MRS SFY-
NOUR WILHELM announce
the birth Of a daughter Barbara
Ann july Z
Mrs Wlhclm is the former
Dorothy Goldsmith The VIII
helms are making their home IN
salt Lake City Utah. where
Can't. Wilhelm is stationed.