The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-22

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 World -To-C Come Is Here! Prove 1t? Well, the Ma tonaI Highway Users Conference reports that the new buses in in Australia will serve tea! 1T that isnt enough the buses will provide washroom facilities, air conditioning and airpane type seats If that stl isn enough then here for Waerburys fire department and commissioners fire truck is the market that s 750 gallon per minute triple combination equipped with special high pressure fog nozzle shaped like machine gun It also has 24-foot ladder several lengths of suction hose two carbon doxde extingulshers foam extngusher and two hand water pumps. If you are not satisfied then how about for your neigh borhood night next week? Out in Cleveland they have Showagon" that is rolled into various neghbor- hoods and provides lsoo eolapsibe stage with com
 e @ 3 pa % Xo" 1noT Se the Dos oo 50 years? No? Well, don't say we didn't tell you How about reversible walls when get sick of looking at your living room wallpaper flick of the button and you have the other side of the wall facing you Change the shape of your too suppose. We would hate to try it night when grandpa is sleeping off too much mue-juce. Probably think he haunted. Then, of course there that trip to the moonprovding IS put that night So long, see you in Mars!
 John A. CIuney, sports editor, and George T. DilOn state editor will represent The Democrat at the party New England theaer men will throw next Mon day afternoon at at the Seven Gables Town House in New Haven in honor Of Jimmy Durantes 30 years in show business The of the party will he redecor ated to recreate fac-simile of the 1920 speakeasy night club, renamed for the occasion "The Club Durante." UmbragO himself will be on hand to entertain, along with Eddie Jackson and Jack Roth.
 Around Town. . :. The garden just the wall It Fulton Park in full bloom and quite picture to those passing by The long line of cars along the drive from Hamilton Park entrance all the way to and beyond the ball grounds the other night was sign that Waterbury folks like music in the Summer The Pavilion at the park about filled with patrons for the first Pops" of the Seen during intermissons Mayor John S Monagan, Superntendent Of Parks James J. Curtin, Recreaonal Director of the Park Department; MT. and Mrs. Eugene Ovatt and young sons and many other we'll known musical fans. My what activity at o'clock, afternoons going out East Main Street our West Main Street. and matter of fact in any part of the town. The traffic at busy keep the ball rolling or the cars moving, to avoid general confusion. Black cherries beans, pineappes lemons and then layer cakes cotton dresses play shoes white has spray pins, noeum rugs luggage and handbags-al these reg up and down Bank, South, East West and North Main Streets Father" Anderson of Trinity Church drops In to say hello. The tumu and the shouting that school is and the school yards have that vacant look. Goodbye now!
 1 The Town Crier Tells. One of the main attrac- fOns a the Strawberry Festival out in Cheshire later this month will be the strawberry sundae booth, of town correspondents. Some of our nearby towns and little towns featuring softbaI under the arc lights In night games and nocturnal baseball scheduled here and there in the bigger burgs Burlington Cornwall and itch6eld folks doing lot of reading. The reason? The new telephone direc- tories out. Htch6eId will open it's Summer play ground at the Community Field and at the Bantam School grounds. Connecticut College at New London has just opened its sixth Summer session Hear ye, hear vel Six hundred and fifty rainbow trout de- posted in Lake Quassapaug in addition to the regular quota already used to stock the lake. WOOdbury has had the brun of wind thunder and lightning storms. Those black skies to the of most al- ways mean WOOdbury is right in the path and every time the town loses few of those grand old trees . . Roadside ice cream and milk bars going good this season. and now that Summer is here M won't be long before cherry cider in gallon jugs will be touch of color on nearby roadside stands. Hear ye, hear ye! The weatherman promises plenty of empesuOus storms for this vicinity and suggests do moi leave the house for any length of time without closing all the win dOws.
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 Most popular hobby among veterans Is photography with stamp collecting and miscellaneous handicraft fol- lowing closely the Hobby Guild of America revealed after an extensive poll In order to assist veterans who wish to sell the fruits of their recreation the Guild has set up Veterans Hobby Service. Through this service veterans registered with the Guild will have descriptions of the articles they made printed in bulletin distributed throughout the country t0 thousands of lobbyists who associated with the organization since it was organized in 1886. There is charge for registering with the service Veterans will be asked to place their sales price their hobby products and when sod percentage of the receipts will be deducted by the Guild to promote this Vet erans service. department of this service will be de- voted to womens hobbies, including needecraft objects such designing weaving and basketry. Included the service will be art work painting and cartoons which will be made available to publishers newspapers and as well as ffaternal and veterans organizations The