The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-25
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Good Evening.
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Now that hing is sprere, as Col StOOpnagle would put it, we must shake tOvel in shand ceep the swe
 @ yean up the clard cawsh the the wuESs that KaNt we don't get hold in cead we can cain the par anu reat the bugs.
 Fancy That. doctor advises that frown exef r. cises 30 muscles in the face little less exercise IS m dicated The Easter hats showing haven't much on the bean . . The OPA fnde New York dealer $I9O for overcharging on nyons What sock that was! II won are willing to admit you're all wrong when you are you're all right When last summers hat IS taken out of the closet lot of men going to gasp at straw The social queen not only regns but she often pours The manufacturer of the next brand of stockings for the market should give them good recommendation Wth the slogan-not snag in sactu' II womens clotneS @ express their sentiments of the ladies we we seen at v are pretty vague It was very easy for the kids to switch from ice to roller skates they got their bear ngs and my, the way they are skimmng along some oI our LEVEL streets |. Some people that walk for their health just manage to get run down. The best al- around meal is the square one And in more serlous @ done The question what YOU doing that the 1946 Fund Campaign is on?. Mems suits are shining example of shortages in one thing and anotner'
 Hey brother! Better toss that chewing tobacco into the nearest ash can-because if you don't and II you're chewing it without first having received pre- scrptOn from your doctor then you're Gp to be arrest
 ed Looking through some law books the other day m an effort to settle legal question, came upon one of the old so-caed "Blue Laws This particular one stated that it illegal to chew tobacco in the State of Connecticut unless on the prescription of doctor We don't recall the date that this law went into effect but according to our research it is still the law Of sne land The faithful fathers of past history enacted I and we presume it has been forgotten snce Those m authority today just got around to repeating the law. We imagine, however that if policeman tS GOHS he won't snap the handcuffs on your wrist As mat ter of fact recently reminded of the story of
 local judge who would hold in contempt of court per son who chewed gum As he issued the contempt order he would turn his head to side and let go with shot at the nearby cuspdOr SO if those who make the laws forget them and those who judge Ofenses of them VlO- late them by chewing the vile eaf we suppose you're safe from though your doctor never gave you permission to chew plug or twO
 In the MaIs-Congressman Herman Kopplemann of Hartford has started inquest to what happened to the fine service the Post Office Department gave to American troops Since VI Day the service has become as irregular and undependabe the Fair mount bus ne The Congressman from Hartford has re- ceived of letters demanding an explanation me Towers notice about two weeks ago to the e1ect that the and there seemed to be little interest the part of certain federal agencies whether the mall went through the boys came back We have ntorma- the Congressman from Waterbury mother that her went without mail from home for four months And he's only of the many who lost contacts With the home front. To reader of the Tall Towers at Il John- Street who penned such interesting letter on the elm the Green Thanks for your interest Heres hoping that your health will improve and that your l- erest in civic affairs and daily contributions to the reading public will continue It was nice hearing from you and to know little of the background which prompted you to- write Some proud daddies and mothers will gather in K. of F. hall Wednesday evening guests o Waterbury Chapter D. A. V. They will receive in the name of the chapter gift for son or daughter who IS still in the service. Recently the D. A. " entertain the boys who had returned at dinner dance. They have
 little remembrance for those who have yet to return The chapter and auxiliary will sponsor the meeting Ma tonal Service Officer Cosmo Lbert World War Il veteran will be the principal speaker of the evening" Welcome to our Pat After two weeks absence Pat Palotto Demo- crats Telegraph editor at his desk today looking in the pink and with his old time pep and enthusiasm Whats appendecomy operation these days to young man like Pat? Reading communques from Moscow, Iran and way stations brings greater headaches sometimes.
 Brass Nuggets-MajOr Michael GalulIo, past com mander of Corp. COyle Post American Legion, and for years outstanding figure in veterans circles, per formed very neat bit master of ceremonies Satur- day evening at It. Col Joseph DiPietrOs coming party sponsored by FOriO Post. As usual Mke' gave the job everything he had in his customary frank sin cere way. He established his personal admiration for Colonel "JOe" most cOnvincngly. Incidentally with three eutenantcOOnes his right the guest of honor of the evening had plenty of moral support from the military side Our best wishes tonight to Christy Erk. former writer of Tall Tower topics and radio cOm- menatOr, who is patient at the Waterbury Hospital With Miss Aida Greer, superintendent and her efficient staff the alert usual the bard of Cheshire will get plenty of service. Chin up Christy and get back on the old firing line soon. WheeerY Young Post, VIEW have chosen Nick Mancini commander. COngratula- tiOns Nick and you may count support for most loyal member than Nick would be difficult to nominate H~-maM A E 1uuAn