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Galvin’s Gymnasium
Waterbury, Prohibition and the Boxing Ring
Tue, 05/24/2011 - 03:00
Life on "The Hill"
By Megan Sullivan, December 2007

James Dennis Galvin
My grandfather taught me how to pour beer. We sat at the round, glass topped table on his screened-in back porch, and with the convex pint glass tipped toward the wall, I held one hand steady on the jar as the other gripped the brown glass bottle before me.
“Good girl, Meg,” my grandfather said. “Right, lean the jar towards you,” he instructed gently. “That’s the girl,” he said, “hold the bottle close to the rim.”


