The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-17

Digndm WnOSe dan7onds-is almost as welknown for her avocaton- roses! fascinating combination. Recently, she mas gven permission for her special recipe, which snort cut for rose popour to be shared with other rose of This E wonderful gift suggestion for farsighted Christ mas shoppers well timely idea for shower and oftn day gifts tn Summer time when roses are pehtul III gardens as well flower shops the creation ot popoufr sachet bags pleasant occupation. The simple dlrec tions follow Pluck petals from and spread out to dry Sprinkle well with the table salt which draws out the os ture and helps prevent mold Turn the leaves eacn oay for about three days. An to handle them IS on box lid. When dry and crisp dredge with Red Roses sachet Then put lid box for at least "A hours untl metals have taken up the sachet Make bags of four lay CT rayon tule, cut in eighnch squares Gut an- other round size of eacup at least two ply and place on bottom of sacret-sQuare to keep powder from sitting through Draw the four corners ot the square, tie ghN with ribbon round frngs the for decora tion For travelling. make flat pads by folding tue TOT hangers in closet add loops o ribbon for hanging If all white petals have been used add snps of bright red crepe paper the leaves for coo as seen through the tule.
 Dr. John Bozzuto genial Bank Street molar ex tractor plans to take in the Yankee-Boston Red Sox double header Labor Day at the Yankee Stadium in New York City. He's an ardent admlrer of the Bean Iown aggregation who look like bet to be In the l94b World Series. Bill Carpenter of 3i Johnson Street IS doing great job completing arrangements for the an nuaI outing of the Shoe Hardware Company at the Paradise Inn on Meriden Road, August a. Bill Cofey of Chestnut Avenue dilgent member of our Circulation Department, is yacationing with his better half this week. Mrs. Michael F. Fitzgerald of S6S Baldwin Street is seriously ill at St. Mary's Hospital Here's
  colors she has many times in the past Dr. and Mrs. Harry George of North Main Street spending we-earned two weeks vacation touring the New England states.
 Along the Way. :. ;. Common sights the parkWays and highways are the in trouble. You them pulled off to the side those grassy reserved for them on the parkways with flats, boWouts; others with engine trouble. MidAugust finds the country, as you drive along looking very fresh for this time of the the hills deep green with just occasional con- tras in dead branches affected by popular insect pests Savia and znnias and large popular in Sum- gardens you drive through nearby towns. Driv ing has changed considerable in year. Old ears and young drivers the road particularly ooserVant practicng the rules of the road cutting in, speeding driving slowly honking horns and making themselves generally obnoxious. And and again among the old ones you with the look of 1946 we'll preserved 1940 1898 model bowling along in orderly fashion, well town and other tidy ancient veh ces that observe the rules of the road Summr squash tomatoes, all these and gadio too, decorate the roadside stands you travel along the through Con- nectlcut towns Massachusetts and Vermont villages and Maine and New Hampshire mountain trails Great cumps of blackeyed Susans hangover from July hold their along the way contrast to the golden rod a most in full bloom
 Who remembers the good old days when Grandma