The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
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in the Diocese of TucsOn Arizona, which takes In the southern part of that State total of 73OO0 square miles, Permission to undertake this work was granted by the Most Rev. Henry OBrien, bishop of the Hart ford Diocese The Maryknol Order, for which Father Murphv abored in the junges of Bolivia for some time uatl his health became undermined, has granted him permanent leave to pursue this work. In Arizona ne will work under Most Rev. Daniel J. Gercke Through the courtesy of a prominent Danbury hatter Father Murphy presented 1946 Nash sedan complete with a bed for his mission undertaking. The Danbury man. who voluntarily made the presentation to Father Murphy, though neither had met before, won the auto at drawing conducted by the Knights of Colum- bus in Danbury.
 Tall Tower Tidbits Which would be tidbits of this and that in the food ne and nice things you can get material for the buidup. When the weather gets ot colder the food column writer loves tell you about ten der calves liver swimming in it's juice that has been slightly thckened, accompanied by bacon curls. The bacon curs are very easy contrve if you get the bacon There is always that helpful suggestion of how to stuff ve-pound roasting chicken, but you not so sure HOW you get the fve-pounder. There are piles upon piles of grapes arriving, sound and crisp and of the easiest and quickest to handle them is to eat them by right off their tender branches Of if you want to be ahead of the and dar ng you bro the young things you can peel and seed them for salad fruit cup and have been ad vsed by food fancier that they are delicious stuffed Housewives doing all sorts of cute tricks with meat these days, really. Take that familiar handout known as chopped beef hamburger There is no bet ter way of getting rid of that than lining several sound peppers and filling the top with the weseasoned meat, and pquant sauce covering each serving is clever disguise very often Of course you are saving 
 going soapless to help out in the fatsalvage campaign which s in itself, just important ping up bundles of and magazines at the curb for to TIP over Cottage cheese with chives of those health full recommendations for the jaded appetite You will love the tempting little flavor of chives look for them at the right season and don't mistake chckory for chives
 There are dozens of ways to fool with cranberries that Thanksgiving looms ahead We were told of an excellent marmalade and stuffng for duck Some old fashioned folks also them for sauce and jelly like Grandma used to make The tidbits getting more tempting from day to day. They sing about apple pandowdy over the radio
 o Is for October. Month of frosts, brilliant coored foliage. falling leaves weddings brown October ale and chrysanthemums: October is in the chl ar, coats fuchsias pums greens and browns of the cur rent toggery. |. Old for the month were yel- low-month socaed by the Slavs because of the falling of the leaf, and called the wine month in Germany. Originally it was the eighth month In the Roman calendar later becoming the tenth month in the Julian calendar it retained it's original name. The birthstone for October is the bery also called the aqua marine in the ancient custom but the modern month stone calendar gives the opal place in October The beryl is blush green greensh blue, transparent The emerald is also related to the bery The opal we know best is milky in appearance with changing lights There is iridescent opal that rates as gem The most famous thing known about the opal is that it is unlucky. o is for October and football games, a hvler interest in contract bridge, burning leaves fine sunsets swan songs of crickets and katykds, house. cleaning, election campaigning new sweaters, caul- flower, cabbage, and apple and pumpkin pies. .. is for October hunting and heavy engagements for the season of Fall and Winter, committee meetings and picking out Christmas cards. is for October and nuts, and there you have it in nutshell.
 Twin sisters became twin brides in New York City Saturday morning and the wedding bells echoed in Con- nectcut In West Hartford for of the lucky men, Joseph J. Guca and in Norfolk, where the brides Mar garet and Mariyn Ryan, formerly resided The second lucky man, but first to be wed Richard O. Lnke of Forest Hills. He is associated with Newell-Emmett, we-known advertising agency, and his chief assignment is publicity director for Perry Como ucky guy) Last Friday evening Perry following expression of best wishes to the bride and groom-tobe dedicated special number to Margaret and Dick" It For You For Me, For Evermore" It rarely publicity agent gets such "break" He is usually too busy seeking breaks" for his client. Dick Linke is former newspaperman His wedding and naturally that of his wfes sister and the general interest of twins marrying made the head lines Margaret and Dick first united in St. Bar thoomews R. C. Church rectory Elmhurst. Her sister, Mariyn of course the bridesmaid. Following the ceremony the wedding party proceeded to the home of other sister where the bride and bridesmaid exchanged costumes. They then returned to St. Bartholomew s Church where Mariyn and "Joe married in church ceremony Margaret the matron of honor. To Dick and Margaret and Marlyn and Joe congratulations sncerest wishes for many years of connubal bliss In the meanwhile if Perry Como's songs sound little bit the sad side, it's because he misses his pal and greatest admirer-Dick Linke The team will soon be clicking again.