New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

City where they were the god parents at the christening of their niece, Dorothy Sockwell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Mckinley Sock we'll of New York City.
 Miss Dolores Sumler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Sumler of 31 Vine St., was capped at the ceremonies at Grasslands Hospital, Valhalla, N. Y, on February 26th.
 Miss Doris Crowder, daughter of Rev. Bonnie W. Crowder, a senior student at the New Britain Teach CTS College, will return to school shortly following the spring re- cess which she spent at home.
 Candlelight Supper
 A candlelight supper was given by the DAUGHTER OF THE ELKS, CALISTA CHAPTER No. 4 O.E.S. at the Pearl Street Neigh borhood House, last Sunday eve ming, March 27. Mrs. Clonsie Red dick was chairman of the affair and Mrs. Ethel Peteway was VIM.
 =. Variety Supper
 A Variety Supper was given by WILSON POST 1855 on Saturday, March 26. It was led by it's most capable commander, Thomas Bee man.
 Each week your reporter de- votes this column to answering readers questions of general inter- est. Questions may be sent directly to EDDIE BURKE at 50 Brook St., Waterbury, Conn. or Telephone 3-6016.
 Your Questions and My Answers
 Question: Who do you think will win the Baseball pennants this year? T. R.
 Answer: In the American League I believe that Cleveland should re- the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, and Yankees finishing in fourth place. In the National League, it looks to me like Brooklyn year fighting it out hard with the Bos- ton Braves, with the Cardinals end ing u~ in third place and the Giants in fourth place.
 Question: How do you think the Waterbury Barons will do this year? M. c.
 Answer: The Barons, if they have the same players that they had last year, should have one of the greatest Colored teams that Wa terbury has ever had, of course, providing that lady luck sticks with them and they have no injuries.
 Question: What do you think of Billy Morris as a prize fighter! D.F.
 Answer: Billy Morris is one of the best prospects that have come out of Waterbury in long time. If he is handled right and not rushed too fast, in about three years he should be champ of his position. He is a young boy and has plenty of time to learn the ropes of the game.
 Question:: What do you think of the idea of opening night club on Bishop Street?
 Answer: do not believe that succeed on Bishop Street or any street in Waterbury for the simple reason that in Waterbury, an in- dustrial city, people go out only on weekends, therefore the club would suffer great losses in the early part of the week. Furthermore, I con- Stu0T DlSIlOp OLICCI d very pOOI Might Spot" location.
 Question: Are there more young people entering colleges from this city than before the war? M. c.
 Answer: Yes, definitely, nearly three times as many are away at school now.s most of them studying in various parts of the South.
 Question: Do you think that Colored school teachers will be ac- cepted in Waterbury. P. E.
 Answer: Yes, I do think that Colored school teachers eventually will be accepted in Waterbury. At present there are several Negro school teachers teaching throughout the state and Connecticut also has one colored dean.
 Do You Know That
 Waterburians. are trying to fig ure out who the witch writer is He or she certainly gets around and is digging lot of skeletons out of closets. Many Waterburians are watching their P's 6 Q's-I must confess it's not me.
 The busiest places hereabouts to- day are the C.S.E.S. and U. c. offices work has come to a stand still.
 Miss Marion Weller is enroute