The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Around Town

Around Town QuleC relgned around the cenCeI of the town Sunday Peace seemed to have settled down on city that has been in turmoil since the day war ended The only signs of congestion were during the hours all good Christians entered and exed from several churches within stones throw of the Green Rain drenched Waterbury Saturday however, took care o the usual morning and afternoon mad shoppers these avid to get Sunday roast baSketful of corn shave and haircut permanent long since due, an axe from the hardware store and the noonday paper hot off the press Flower gardens here and there are presenting the bright coors of late summer the manyued dalias and the savia borders the gladS all among the flowers that decorate the property of local homes The Tenn peton garden that may be viewed from the Middebury road shows the fine planting terraced almost to the high way where flowers and shrubs run riot in summer, ana the reindeer adorn in the Christmas decoration The Waterbury Country Club high and dry the hill looks off on smooth velvet greens and farways in almost perfect condition and the golfers many though Sat urday offered damp hazards Merry Dlcycers skm and in the upper Willow section head for the upper Wa terville road for outings and just to get, places
 Christmas cards and gadgets for men, the postofce stecture remind of the postmasters admonon-do your overseas Christmas mailing early! Goodbye, now
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 in hstoryl Banning son of Mr. and Mrs. < Roger (check) of Chic, III. No d. set for wed s- The Feel of Fall Take day like Sunday and expression associated with the past comes to mind the feel of fa Just how this expression originated or to what locality is indigenous would not say but it just to express certain atmosphere or the appear ance of the landscape and countryside in late August a day. bit of wind and showers This feel of fall is asso ciated with variety of insect sounds at night loud and penetrating otherwise still night, especially so you housed in quiet location living in the coun-
 try These insect sounds the crickets and katydds pre- Nominating often effect nostalgia, feeling that has repeated itself all through life towards the end of sum- It's called the feel of fa Driving along the coun- tryside the hills look different from month ago. The fields and the high banks along the road which were moved to the ground in early have their second growth Godenrod and Queen AnneS lace and here and there backyed Susans abundant where daisies and buttercupS predomnated in June In late August there is decidedly different in the air. There en- trely different atmosphere And recall the older folks used to remark about this time of summerthere is feel of fall.
 Waterbury's musical season runs the year through almost Concerts and now opera begin in the fall and from then hardly month passes that there is not one big musical event. singers nstrumentasts, small ensembles and in the past few years Waterbury has gone for opera in big way The best in music comes our way We have had opera in miniature socalled and again in the grand manner orchestra and first class sing es Usually the concerts well into the late spring. With the added feature of the Pops concerts the musical calendar is practically complete. Nothing is lacking 1t Said in the musical setup in city, except the big symphony orchesras It will be recalled we once had of the bes The Boston Symphony the Detroit and others at Buckingham Hall With the passing of the years the ha originally designed for all type concerts, was used for other events, and music went elsewhere What Waterbury needs right is Music Hall which would take care of all such events In the meantime music lovers here looking forward to musical that is going to be the biggest and best in years.
 
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