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.A Town of • Wfttartew* Weekly Jan. 13, 1948, at; the post office at Oakville, Conn, under the Act of Mar. 8, 1879.) Subscription Frice, ingle Copy,/6 Cents Multi-Purpose Structural Detail Of New School Two Hearings Set On Appeals From Zoning Authority Decisions Tee Watertown, Zoning Board of Appeals will hold two 'hearings next week on appeals from de- cisions of the Zoning Commis- sion. * The first hearing' will be held on Tuesday, July 22, at 7: .SO1 p. nx. in the Town Hall on. the appeal, taken by Donald Paquette and Edward Tourkstovich, operatirs of a gasoline station, on Main Street, from an order of the Zon- ing/ Authority denying their a:p- plication to . maintain on their property a ' poster _ advertising1 sign'. Tae'zbnfng' authority denied the application en the ground's that, the -sign, did not conform -'By taking advantage of certain •trnotarsi aspMfts,. soch as the tunnel shown above, to transmit heat, steam pipes and radiators will. with the zoning ordinance of the be eliminated te the new .Junior Mfh sehool on Judd tract. Beside* covering this 285-foot tunnel, special constructed hollow planks' Watertown Fire District. made of steet'refaforcfed eoncret* blocks will serve both as ft foundation floor for classrooms .and corridor and to' tmunit heat and The second 'hearing will be held - filtered air. Fresh air wfll be gently circulated through the building. The heating system has been arranged to' utilise natural body on. Wednesday, July 23, at ":3O heat so ttats better control of temperature and humidity can; be maintained. Heating and circulation has been combined In, a single p. m. in. Che Town Hall on an ap- system which 'can,'to maintained and operated economically, according to the School Building:'Committee. The two steel boiler* 'that will, peal taken by, the Evergreen Ce- •ham the load for this system win utilise No. « oil, the least' expensive fuel. metery Association from an .ord- er of the zoning authority deny- ing an application to erect an of- Applicant Seeks fice at the entrance to the ceme- Water Board Circumvents District tery- on North Street 'The denial here was' also .. based on the License For Junk grounds that the office would Will Participate In .not toe conforming with the zon- Yard On Davis St. Vote By Renting Private lines ing ordinance. The Board of Selectmen has announced that a public hearing The Oakville Water Board re- in the form of retroactive rental Dedication Services on an application for a Junk solved Monday evening to rent for the past years. Yard Dealer**' License will be private water lines from Albeit The two owners have claimed Observers On Watch held on Monday, August 4, at Dacldona of Prospect Street and that the fire district has derived Town EQsdl.a* 11:45 a.*m. The CamUlo larrapino of Highland revenue from the sale of water Avenue. According: to reports, the through their lines and should, ; Jta efe^jand two hiahops appltjiattote Jf«r~e License to oper- For 21 Hours During 1 water board has agreed to pay will participate, in ttte dedication ate a junk yard on Davis Street therefore, buy or rent them. The v was submitted by Maurice Wolk, the alleged owner* $150 per year district's net total Income from " of the n#w Ctrurc% of Sfc; Mary rental plus $450 as retroactive - Magdalen, whttfc-wfljt^be observed vice-president of Everybody's the five water users who arc by weelt-lOog--cefew*sries starting Used Car * Part Company. rental charges from 1948 to 1952, connected +o these lines in esti- : Mr. larrapino has a 3-4 inch tub- , July 27.' ~ - *• mated at $60 per year leaving an Watertown. h a d ninttaea : ing connected to Mr, Daddona*s operating loss of $90 a year to ground- observers standing watch - Most Rev. raffitatxi J. Cu3hing, 1 1-4 inoh line. * Arcbbiahop-ol.e&rtoa; will speak the district, if they are rented. in the first. 24-hour period, of -ita _ at a hohr* ^owf-Tor/nfen and high Republican Women The decision to rent was arriv- The water board official has in- new round-the-clock duty. .The. -'* school boys of; fhe parish on July ed at one week after voters at a structed the district's attorney, post was manned -for 21 hours. ''' Sti'Most Rev, .jjtfsnry J. O'Brien, special fire district meeting re- Arthur M. McDonald to prepare out of" that period, with a gap -^Bishop of "Hartfordr wHl conduct To Hear Report On fused to buy the Iine3 as recom- contracts binding the district to occurring from 3 to 6 a. in. Tu.es-. the (opening dedication ceremony mended by the chairman, of the the rental charges There iid day morning. • on July 27 at II a. ,m. Most Rev. water board, Joseph Zuraitis, Jr. doubt among other officials whet- Even with 'this .early morning . Joha J. Wright, Bishop of WOT Following the defeat of the pro- her such contract could be valid hiatus, the local 'post had a bet- €0P Convention in view of the district's charter ter first-day record than many " .tester; will apfeak at a holy hour Richard Benson, chairman of posal to purchase the lines on ' >-'fterv1c* for women and1 nigs schoi*-1 July 7, Mr. Daddona shut off the which states: "... no contracts other communities in Connecticut the Waterbury Republican Town shall be made or obligations in- and in the other 26 participating ^•girla of the parish on July 20 Committee, will discuss the GOP water supply to the house be- Three dedication Masses will be yond his. Families with young- curred involving any expenditure states. Convention next Monday night, of money unless an appropriation If .any of the planes reported. " celebrated simultaneously on Sun- July 21, at a meeting of the Wo- sters clamored throughout thp - day, July 27, in order to accom- hot spell last week for water for the same shall have been on. Monday had. been hostile air- •*npn'j3 Republican Club Mr. Ben made at an annual meeting of craft,. Watertown would have 'been ; modate the 4,000 membera of the sen was an alternate delegate to Mr. Daddona's declared purpose •parish. Rev. John- W. Struck of was to use their need for water the Fire District or at a special one . of 'the few posts: in 'New .the national convention last meeting duly warned for that England to-help track their flight -Pawtucket, R. I., brother of Rev. week. to force the district to pay for Harry C Struck; pastor, wflT celt- the lme*. On Monday, July 14, purpose . . . nor shall any con- across the - skies. 'Connecticut The meeting will be held at 3 at midnight, he opened the lint: tract be entered into for a period was reported to ^ave bad only 59 (Continued on Page 12) p, m. at the home of Mrs. Victor after officials' agreed to terms o' longer than one year without au- posts out of M operating on Cestar, Riverside Street. annual rental and extra charges thorization from the district." Monday. . Other disappointing .re-, suite" were reported from Rhode Island; Maine, New York. New- Sfflmner Reading Chib Jersey and New Hampshire on CampWapasa Swimming Qasses lions Club Sends the eastern coast.. The Eastern. Air Defense' Force Reports 68 Members reported, that, only. 1,518 posts The Summer Reading Club at News Notes For Teen-Agers First 2 Children we're manned, out. of a total, ot the Watertown library is signing Unit 7 at Camp Wapasa has a 4,000' in 'the area. v n mor* new members every daj new 14 by 14 square Army tent, When, the local post, was visited Early this week it had a total an acquisition wnich was made To Start Tonight To Summer Camp Monday afternoon, women obser- membership of- 66 children, all of -possible at 8 ment to the by-laws concerning • (Continued on, 'Page 12> . . (Continued -on Page 12) fbeir "version of a" famous fairy a* Savings the election of officers, the possi- tale, and the counselors respond- bility of holding a Buy Water- MAITLA>rD ed, with" a. skit on "Three Blind The Board*" Will "consider vari- town Day, and fhe possibility of STUDIO aaatt«T» Including; (tore putting* on a Business Show. Ot Hal* St. -Sel...... 2430* «.•*!

J"'Jr•-<• v>.'- with Mrs. Heller's parent* :Mr, mad Mas Oseirge bptseUe. «f- Property of the Watertown HistoricalWoodrua Avvnte; Mrs. XJOUWDC SocietyB Jferdther-ia-iaw and sister, Mr.. Mrs. 4jisn tL Cassidy of and Mrs. «t«*en VafeaU of*. Wood- WooaruTf Av«kue,Tias been com- side, L. h, were alao w«*kend Missioned a Second Lieutenant, guests. Artillery, after completing 22 watertownhistoricalsociety.org weeks of training at the Anti- Bernard Peterson of Colonial aircraft Artillery Officer Candi- temlly of New York Ctty spent Street is on vacation from his date School, Fort Bliss, Texas. Mr. and'Mrs. Ralph Gedd.es of Jim Tigmor .and Joe.. Collins, of Murphy"* Barber Shop returned last Sunday witn Mr. ^nd Mr*. duties at Colonial Trust Co. Wat- Following his graduation, Lt Westbury Park Bowl, and their .Jane* Tlynor of 'Cnestnot Grove ertown Branch. Gassidy was- assigned to the 245th two children, Roddy and Joyce, .early last week from a "four 'day AAA Gun Bn, Miller Field, Statin returned recently -from s trip vacation and fMMng- trip at He- .Island. N. T. ' '" . - ' through Vermont, New Hainp- bee. Maine. They caiig** ptonty of _ Fexn&nd Brtere of. Echo Lake •hire and New York, t Mm. • M." -KsJW 'Of Road las taken a notttten as taea. an* b«r Paul awl. MOh Lawrence Noel, Sr., .. of .Falls Mr. and Mrs. Charles -denting, .niece, Miss Jojrce Thomas -of 'Dairy Co. Fred. Vcrfde of Winnematig: r.niece, Miss: . J'ojrce Avenu* J>a* returned from the Jr., of Bflaln Street .and "their .Road. fa. ta M'tenttc thia w»«k with il|irj«g«*li,;i ' 'Mass«"«f«Bf' tail *•«**. St Mary"w Boapital where he bad. daughter, Sandra, recently spent the National Guard. . " with her son-ln-taw and dau«h- ' Mr. and. Mrs. Jo«ph Copes ot been a paUent. a 'week at Niagara. Fall* and sit ter,' Mr.-iud'Hn. Tofto Oexuge Nova Scotia -.Hill-'.ltd, now have Clinton Comer*, N." T, 'where of Edward .Amn.ii*. ' aa even down grandchildren, they visited .Mrs. Genung's nat- Mrs. KMMbeth Otmstead" ol sine* the Mrtfc of -Janice Cones Paul LeClair, Jr., of -Main ents, Mr, and Mrs.. Fided WUite, W«»«d«y, Mam, %a* th« v Ford to Richmond, Va., ''recently. Street-'and:"-David Maitland, Jr.. former Watertown residents. •• of Mf. and Mrs.' Robert C, Adams, Mr.' an* 'Mm; Victor HeUer' and. . Janice-Is the dausrater of Mr. .ami. of 'Somlre Court'svant last'week Taft School for several .'days re- Ibetr caHdren, Victor, Jr., "' .and'Mr*. Charles C. Fort.. • with 'the'"State Guard. Band at Anthony Lopes of French ceatly. Nancy 'Caroi wtnnMd .to" their "KlanUc Street returned 'last, week from. home in Pttteli.iiirgn'. 'last Wedhes- ' Dam- Lamy of Beta Lake Road 1 Kingsburg, N. J,, w'here he viait- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tlgnor and day .after' spending a* week, 'here: (Continued On Faga O ' ^ ed former .Army friends L'or .sev- spent the last two -weeks: 'visiting eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ue- Gough of Taft Circle are vaca- ' tionlng- In 'New Hampshire for it» month of.' July. 'Robert J. Pape, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pape( Gruernaeytowu Road, has enlisted; in Lhe Mafia* Corps for three " years and " Waj sworn in July 2 at Hartford. Bob is" now taking' hi* boot training" at Parris Island, 8. C. He gradu- ated from Watertown ..High' in June, and according; to the focal Marine Recruiting Office, scored the rare score of 90, one. point short of perfect, in the Marine*' recruiting' lest .A Lions Club picnic for mem- bers and'their families 'will be ~ held at Girl 'Scout Camp W'&nas* on Sunday, .July 27. "Filbert Af- ford is clia.Irra.an of the picnic. Which starts at noon... STARTS FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gentl'l,"Jr, .and'family of Davis Street, spent Wofk^s Two Great Stor« ar*l^de« with saper-vataes for tins Ciear- a week, recently vacationijijr at ance Sale, a once a year event. Ah first quality Wolk nnccdsfMidiae takea Milford, Conn. rigM from stock, with pj^ jtmh^d to th» bone Waake- yoar *riJar tlo dotiMe o%ty. Buy llot^for*%&iilra<#r*itoejIfccre'iB I6t» o£hot wftatowalHBd— Mr. and lira Jessie' Hafley- nnd J ' their son, James, of" Li ten field or rfwp for your ^otare •ecAt IWs fe otily a partial 'UK O*«K Road, returned - horn.* .last WeoV " neaday after sending a week with ' Mr. Hailey's mother, Mrs. Thom- as Halley, .in. Meherrln,. Va. regular t© $2.9S E. K. Stevens oSf Meridea opent fully Saxrforized ... • several 'days last wee'K" with?; hi* . brothar-in-law " andV'--.atBter* Mr. checks and soljji colors and" Mm, George F. •- 'George " mi Guern*eytown Road, . . Sale >.> 'flifi'" Mra Arthur. DeCarufel and her. . regular to' $16.96 eon, Kenny- and- Jiasmy, Mra, Louise Capes' and Mrs. Robert 81x108 Sale .... fM Harrison 'spent, 'last"week -at Weetbrook, Conn. "• and Mr. and I) Mra:.'" Josephtirom and their three .aonjv »oger, Rob- Group ert an« lafheat, ajTPjtala¥',Av«- ' 42x36'ftnd 45x36 " nue, returned bom* last '"Kff«r»> day from St. Girard, Canada,' aft- regular er sending "ten;•• day* 'fkar«"*"aiiaT attending the fMh WedSIng anni- Sale . versary celebration 'at Mr Cfroux* parents, .Mr. and Mr*:" JoMpb Giroux. Mr. and Mm. Martin. Me of French .Street, and Mr; and Mra. Robert Baker, who .ace now on a western tour, stopped' to Odd Lot regular to $$.00

visit Mr. HcGough's bcother,' Ed- '...'.... ,, ""• ' ward McGtoogh.,' la,;" DoylevlJI*, 81x108 - ' i jor mm Colo,, o» their way to' California. Paate fti tan. .and. .gray,, al. sues Sale $1.98 Mr. .add Mrs.. John Olson. -of Group of Street Dresses/ M&in Street have ham Sale $2,1 Children's Shorts ing1 at their summer cottage' at and 45x36 Si2*s 2 to 6x : Giant* Meek. Mr. and Mrs.. .Janes safe :$i5r Marshall spent several days with * for mm ' ' 'them last week, and Mra. Nelson Ford and her daughter, Margaret, ' Hen's White T-Shirte are visiting.' them thia week. - ' Group of Street Dresses „ Sate .... , : 59c regular to $10.95 Guest Toivels .,'.; sale 69c Towels SUe .".., |& Mr.'.and Mrs. Gerard'Can an* - ffor'tLM ' MrltSuiiyVnibtlief.lIra. .' Large Bath . . S for .«U ' Canty/ aave, mtfved, ".from. 'Scott _ Avenue to Mill . Plain' Avenue, IWa'terto'iiry. r«

Mr. and.' "Mm. • Sidney WeOs of sale 4 for $100 French Street mndr tfcelf daugti- in. whit*, brown-white etc. 'tersi, Isabella; Jane>;an* "JOaJi, at- tended the funeral bt Mr* W*ITa' - Secular to WMM father, .bowia Labtitia, .at St. Jo- '•enh's Chnrcb, Waterbury, Sale .^3.98 aad $5^8 which we ar» -wit. 'Wednesday. name aae* IsMlnaeJ. In

Mr... ' and' 'Mra.. Al. Bernter ff Main Street and their daughter*, Men's Large Size •"¥' Peggy and Joyce, - spent several " day*' fa"" tsmSMMk-- • Mein« lift W«ek. Thefr daii^iter, L6rralne, .rem'a t rtayed wttJi relatives. .In. Ply- tnoutli. " ... . Property of the Watertown Historical Society

Rtehmo«4«VL, to Mr. Mrs *> -fTm Thtf - C Ford of watertownhistoricalsociety.org city? JO»tfonl is the for- roer Henrietta Copes.

Han KosUs, dajighter of Mr. n* ttdrd Mrs. AlbUaai' RusU** Wl » _ A daughter, *nd child, Sandra Elaine -Brown, mauer-Ztoatt, weas-'wmied to g, bora July M 1B the Waterbury sepb PranHs, We£e**«y, son # -Baxbaxa. Cara- second xhttd, bestte- fane- Lam- Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Her- tberlafe Mrs. and Mrs. iosepji and; Mr*. enls Mr. and cn&d,, Janice Copes Ford, born no canvassing or -collecting. Those & toolmaker at. SfeereUi H& Co. V, Maria), Woedbury,-and. the Mrs. E. It. Bickiason. at Guerrt- June 27 is Medical College in who wish more information may Tfce couple, tramted tteougfe tfea. lat* Leo G.- Baker, •eytown Road. call Mrs. O'Neill at 2-1607.

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LETTERS land Mrts Irffclte- Watts- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNortHStreet aad ,tbete two Voter Reveals Zotaitffl dren Barbara mud <3fecaw0o4 street and i Threatened Violence *Kr. Watts' mother, Mra.-K. J. Jtutfc. Kantar of Aockdale Saowden, are vacationing #or two I attended the Oakville Fire Av«*i»«pent last-week vacction- Capt Sdmoad L. Belleaaare Eermazr SOwwmjrtm,' who. was a District meeting on July 10 ftt weeks, at HusKoke faag a* 8aIM>ux>y Bwcb, Mass. last weekand irare with, iris p«dietai for vseveral^ weeks at which the matter of purchasing Lake at Baya Btotrict, Canada. Mr. aad Mrs. Bridgeport HMpitaJ, is now back private water Un«3 was taken op. Mr. and Mrs-. .H. -Raymond" Bjo- e of ftdio Lake pn the Job at Says Hardware. I exercised uay right at the an*et- Mr. end Mrs. George Gtlohriat *tedt aad-their dati«btera, .Pegaa* flew back to Taeoma, Wa«ta.- ing, as a citiaen of this demo- aad their daughter, Diane, aad Rae aad Beta, of ClearrtSi g on Munday. Now stationed Mr. and Mrs.'J. A. Beltemare of cratic oountry, to express. -Bay Mt. aad Mn. -Jacob- Trectokas of HeigUtr Visited friends at Cedar at Laraos Air PoFree Base, he is Shawinigan Falls, Quebec, re- opinions on this issue. Because Bamford Avenue have returned Island, Clinton Beach recently. navigator on a C-134 troop trans- cently visited Mr. and. Mrs. Adrien my views and those of other vot- from a two week vacation at port and will *oo»-be traosferped* Gcliifg a«aVLuclen Boisvert and ers were not in accord wlthr Jo- Hamaona*set, other friends in town. seph Zuraitis', Chairman 9# the Ann Davis of Hamburg, N. Y. to Japan. Water Board., be told tike aodi- en.ee, "'You, are acting 'like Bfti- g malB." He - went further and kogee, Oklahoma is visiting' with brazenly challenged1 , "I'll take on her son-in-reas Step. Hairis Plain* {ttouke 2&» Nert lo State PoUce Barracks) tractor's feature a hos: t of engi- neering a d va n c etp e n tis" an(^,,maj Philip LeTarte at Henry's Up- improvements. %fr... Reicbintaeh .states that one ofjtlie neiw.iMil hal_siering Co^ has TOturwd from- 'will be on displq&-aaturd$|ri 0f jgpfc y 'went 19, and he extends a cordial invi- tation to everyone to atop by and see Lhe new tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Ear] Kowalski of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., were re- cent-guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Chasse, Centra] Avenue. Mr. 'Chas- se and Mr. Kowalski' .are .former' War buddies who served together AUTO LOANS in the 516th Field. Artillery .Bat- talion. They had not seen each other since they separated, in Germany after the war seven years ago. at thrifty bank rates! Mrs. Walter M. J. Brown, of Los Angeles, Calif.,, is spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Magee of Porter Street- Mr, and. Mrs. Karl Howard and their daughter, Jane, of Woolson Street .have returned -from a. .va- cation at Wells Beach, .Maine.

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and Beacon -Valley, MMgatadt... J*^t .y >». Property of the Watertown HistoricalTOW* SocietyK, Bethlehem Teea-Agers -held ^omt of "M^^aaV-ijjrs. "Leo- formed ... Tw,o pianos have re-' ta Falls, Texas, where they viwk-. and VTK GUra, Osuch. nard S^cclo ... OsBCfc!rs..<0M&entty cently been installed at the t*d their son. Airman Third Class. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgelected by tbe gMWD-are jXobert' Bchool through the -cooperation of Roger Clark, Jr. Seems to turtbat kiftlf Legion Auxiliary wQl hoWL a the PXA, and a third is desired inanity Jit lesst rf «e*d asJaJuly 26 atrMerrifiVatare vtot-pre«l4ent; Waller to be used in connection with the A ptenie-supper which -honored fit 10 a. m. ...Mrs. Ha*Ov-S3fc- Byy t Secretary r Ariene planned organisation of a school, Thomas Parris, a former local result of sitting; £ csrfn, Mrs. .. Commit-1 s*d«sV4st»k place recenUy at sets until small flours «ftfl* , ABee - Kit chin, representing the tee chairmen for the year were the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis xdng watching-the O.O.F. eon-' Aojrfjtary, attended; the recent 1?a*r recently appointed by Mrs. Fla- arri*, Kasson Grove • •. Others venMon at Chicago Majority presentation of a motion yictore Cfesirfasa. and »eatiyi of. vari- herty, and consists of Mrs. Roder- who attended were Mr. and Mrs. of talks we have tallied la seem-- project and . screen made by the ous exhibit commttte«» «fJ3etH- ick Huff, dental program; Mrs. .Fred Bobinson, MiUord; Mr. and ed to . find the proceesTtsjg*- tsttr- Sixth District to the Gilbert leb*m . Ifrlr are meeting. thl& Kosman Langlois, program Mrs. Mrs. Robert Parrts and children,. tog and eatctttoer^ and with tfefe. Home for Children in Wrasted... Thdtsdar eve in Metonriai hall to Jam»s Assard, hospitality; Mrs. Robert, Jr., and Jiaareem, and g tht gift waa made possible by revise premium book copy. ... IDemocrat*. t|Uq;-««r next week, Leit Xroglund, ways and means; Mrs. Annabell Parrte, New Ha- donations >'r made by Jfbxittary- Similar meeting of additional Aleraader Andrews, publicity and ven^ Mrs. Florence Wells and more JfLte, hour* are apparently: un3t* in the district «nd other committees was. hei&'iast Thurs- In prospect lor convention follow- Mx«. Alexander Andrews, mem- Howard Casbman Watertown, contributions ... BethWheat day eve in Memorial .hall, while and Miss Hat tie Hill, Bethlehem ers .. .* Budgets of both political Community Club held it* aannal on Wednesday night a meeting pr parties for television time insure Cnriatian Youth Fellowship of ,.. Mr. Parris served for many summer outing on Tuesday eve, officers and directors of the fair years as secretary of Bethlehem that you and-you will view a with members meeting at the OSB Federated Church held a pic- took place ...Fair looks forwaBi nic supper Sunday eve, with Grange while residing in town. wealffi of 'political telecasts Federated Church chapel, going to a large.poultry show this sea- Shower twixt now and November. to Woodbury for dinner, and lat- "Miss Caroline Box acting aa son, when the Connecticut state .chairman of the outing ... War- Street Fair . er attending the South bury Play- meet of 'the American. Bantam - Bethlehem welcomes on Satur- house. rant Officer Alan Woodward, son (To be Continued on Pge. 11) Association will 'take place "at t*e •of1 Mr. and, Mrs. Charles Wood- day the- annual street fair of the. grounds ...'Charles -L., KeBey...will Orange . . w, ward, has, departed . Jr»m Port . Artists and Writers: of 'Connecti- 'be chairman"'of the- show.'- THE cut, which holds forth on ye vil- Bethlehem Grange held a large- Bragg. N. C, with, the 82d Di- lage green from 1 to 6 p. no.... ly attended meeting;'., in Memorial ed by George McCleary, jr., and vision tor an. assignment in Ko- HEMINWAY Members of the state group will hall Monday ' eve,' at which time •Robert -Hayward. - rea .. - Mrs. ..'Woodward, and their BAKTLETT exhibit paintings, ceramics, handi- Mad River Grange, Waterbury. Piano Wanted' two children- are 'remaining .*t MFG. CO. craft, sculpture ' and kindred arts presented "the traveling program," Is someone has a piano they 'their home "in* "FayettevHIe N. C- - Thread. and crafts ... Mori, cartoonist of ..".Also: attending the meeting as would be willing to., donate to 'the Mr. and, Mrs. Roler Clark and Braided .Lines . .'the Waterbury Republican, will invited Granges were Litchfield, Bethlehem Consolidated . School daughter, Audrey, have returned Watertown, draw personalized cartoons, .and .Harwinton, Prospect, MMdlebury Mrs. John Flaherty,,president of - 'there, will be. other demonstra- tions for public' viewing.. .Slated also, is a white elephant. sale, " grab-bag and refreshments ,.. Ralph Nelson, veep of the Arsists .and Writers, 'is. .general•• chairman of the event-V.. At- 7'"o'clock members of" 'the group will ad. joum to Johnson... Memorial hall where a dinner will be served. .. C. A. Leavenworth, South bury, is chairman of. reservations for the dinner. ' ' Dairy Sold Mr, and Mrs. Truman - Minor, THE who. have served a large part of 'the community with the only ex- tensive delivery ' aeirvice of milk, have abandoned the business .and the route has: been sold" to the McGoogh.. Dairy, Watertown McGOVGH Haying season is well under, way at most local farms, 'With=' excel-' lent drying weather of. the week end. causing farmers to continue ...thpiif .iKPrfcj to .ejtpejefatiig. £& completing: the. .annual chore .-.. Anent the rabbit 'which ' appears" DAIRY periodically on the village green we are told by ,B#. H. B. Risley, wnose home faces the park, that 'he regards the animal as his personal property inasmuch as the Jbeast has been thriving on COMPANY the best of a • crop of string beans planted, by the veterinarian. .. - If that doesn't make Doc the rightful owner we* can't visualize.- what would, CHJEEBY AVENUE, TEI* 5S~2197 Swim Program Volunteer drivers in tse Red WATEBTOWN .'Cross swimming, program who assisted in. the transportation of - children to the town beach last MOM DISTRIBUTOR week • were Mrs. .Albert Klisfa,,. Paul Magnus, Mrs. Leif -Krog- lund, and Mrs, .Hubert Smith... 1 This week marks ..the fourth in .HAS PURCHASED 'THE, FAMOUS MILK PRODUCING 'FIRM 'the scheduled life saving' and •water safety course with Red OF MANY YEARS' STANDING Cross officials due to reach a de- cision as to whether finances will permit an. extension of the pro- gram...... Back from' Labrador and spending a 'furlough at the 'home of - his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MINOR'S DAIRY Warren Hunt, is. Walter" Hunt, who. has. been, spending the wint- OF W'OODBURY, CONN. er in the frigid north with 'the Army Air Force ... Walter1 has Jkmgh's Top Quality Dairy ProdnetB now available to residents of Watertown, Qakvffle, W 'been, promoted to 'sergeant, and. his new assignment will be at an Moms," Whfehem and Watwlwry inctade Gnde A Ftotoiiitad Milk, Family Ftatenitaed MOh, Golden, Guern- air force base at Selma, Alaba- ma, on August 1... Our congrat- sey Milk, Certified Milk, 'Vitamin, Mineral Fortified Milk M the anfcr bottle,. Homogenized, MUk, AcM#pMta» ulation s on the promotion and our Milk, Sweet and. Btft Better. Cottage Cheese, Concentrated. Orange Juice, Sow Cream,, Cfcoeo'late Syrn^ Ready sympathy on the assignment. Legion Auxiliary Whip, Pot Cheese,. Heavy, light and medium cream in addition to a complete line of Borden's Frozen Foods...... American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday eve in the Legion Home .... Last meeting1 of Aux- TEL.M197 FOR PROMPT DHJVERY SERVICE iliary heard a report by Miss Bet- ty Barton, who was chosen to.at- : tend Girts"1 State at the Univer- EQUIPPED TO PELIVER —. — — *— — — EAGER TO' SERVE, sity of 'Connecticut, describe the •week end spent there.. Mrs. Hel- en Bosko, membership chairman, THE McGOUGH FIRM. reported, receipt at a recent meet- ing1 of the Sixth District, of a IS SOLE DISTRIBUTOR citation to the local, organization for reaching its membership quo- FOR BORDEN S ta ..... All those eligible for mem- bership in the Auxiliary who .are DAIRY nxmcGis not presently enrolled ..are invited to contact Mrs. Bosko in 'this 're- .IN' LITCHFIELD . gard .... A new slate of officers . ,COUNTY-;,ANB " •elected by the - nominating con- mittee, will be acted, upon at " a" meeting of the unit on August 1 .WAXEBBUB9T " •- Members of the - aomtnattogr committee .are Mrs. ..Olive Knud- 'l Jj .•*•!« t Property of the Watertown Historical Society THRIFT GEORGE'S MEATS... IN FOOD SAVING watertownhistoricalsociety.org MEANS , Treats!! GEORGE'S!! LONG ISLAND—FRESH FANCY—fi to 6 LB, AVG, DUCKLING

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St. JOMPQ'S Tlftf*. ;,fe'i^:: -•-.,;•.:«"'-•'•..!- •-' fwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgtne „: . .. „. July 3ft The Oold«n tart i» from f oar i : 'Remlalton. Si: 'ft.' T. rg^Hifc »onB, f5«R -?Am«rt Jr. Z«navich of Ajw, ; BOOS1FCBNTTOEE" tJNION CONQBEGATIONAL unto htm that la athlr»t of tWf N" ew aww,-W«Uam Zanavich of - Thursday: . V»eatiati Church, fountain of the water oj[ * "' " '"' " Benjamtn:and Jo- School, 9:W to 11:10. v Jy. He that seph JSanavich of' Wa^ertown; Friday: Ckwlug BeMlon of Va-herlt all things; and f. MIL be hi»|' {iv" e' daofhtors, Mr*, John Mickit^ cation Cburch School, with, pic- God, .and be ahall b» niy son." T Mrs'' . Jol*i W*rW d and Mrsvv Harlln nic at Black Rook at 10 a. m. Sexton. oJf STatertoWB, Mr*. Thom- ' - (W«AreNowlnOor New Store) (weather ... j>ert?itting>. Faronts &M Canfliiyi; of Ari»ona ahd lira.. 764 MAIN ST. " TEL. S-S044 ...... OAKVILLB may attend a 'they wUh. ST.. ; Robert _ Mfcbols' of Florida; and Sunday:' Choir rehearsal:, 1® Sataeday- 8 th Anniversary seven grandchildren. ' 1 a. m. Church Service, 10:4ft. .The; Requiem High Mas* for Joaepb Vacation Church School • will, Lampron, 8 a. m. , - • .... '. • bring the Junior' Message. Sunday: Masses .at. 7, 8:30, 9:13 ajod 11. Council of Catholic Wo IF ST. MART KMHMtUDf 1 ; • Thursday: Masses-at 7 .and 8 in. men and Young Women's '" Gttild 's the 4wne we want Rectory Chapel. • •will receive Communion -at' 'the - 7 Friday: Masses;, at 7 and 8 in o'clock. Mass. Masses in Bethle- Rectory •Chapel, r-. hem at 9 and 11. Rosary,. Litany Saturday: Month's Kind. Mas* of the Blessed Vlistnv . Benedic- for Enoch Cfeaponls, It a. m. Intion of the Mort Ble*ed Sacre- LETS BUY IT!" Rectory Chapel. Foiu*h Aunivet- nent, 7:30 p. m. ' ' . aary Requiem High Mass for Monday: llontbi ifafid R»qui* VtVre alv^y* ready to' Mm. Josephine 9tanco D'Amico, em High Mus for Edward Ab- S:30 a. m. ...in Bectory... Chapel dalla, 7 a. m. ' ' . " • •.... without ob«gation to'., you,... 'Ninth Anniversary Requiem High Haas for Pfc. Michael Colabelja, fh« kind of home mortgage loan .killed in action In World War H, 'X.. 9 a. mi. in Bectory- Chapel. Con- which best suits your raqwranwRlft fessions: 4 t:n 5:34. T to 3:30. Sunday: Seventh Sunday after fenefit by our-.long •xpeirieri«t Pentecost. . Masses at Community low rates, and liberal tonrn. 'Theater at 6, 7, 7:45, 8:30, 9:J5, Joseph. Zanavich 10, 1.0:15 and 11:90. Baptisms at Funeral, services were" held 'Fri- 1:80 in Rectory Chapel. day morning at St* . Joseph's Monday: Masses at 7 and 8. Church foe Joseph Zana*ich of N oven a in. Honor of Our Lady of Woodruff Avenue, whf dle« Wed- the Miraculous Medal, 6:45 p. m.nesday, July 9, at St. iffajy*s hos- at Community Theater. Confes- -pital after a brief l'Ha«ss: Burial- sions mollowing Novena services took place In, Calvary Cemetery.' in. the Rectory Chapel. ' Mr. Zanavich was 'born Sn Kau- Tuesday:: 'Feast of St. Mary nas, Lithuania, and, cam,e" io - ibis Magdalen. Masses at. 1 and K.country SO years ago. • He. Jived Sixth Anniversary Requiem. HJJgh. in Waterbinry before ' moving to WATERBIRY SAVWGS BANK .Mass for Anna Gu err era, 8 a. m. Watertown, He. was employed at Mutual Savings Banfc 5efvk« Siwce 1850 Children assemble at S p. m. tnAmerican Brass Co. for five years •Matp am mm *t i*vi»«i tr««it Conununity 'Theater for rehearsal I for Dedication Bay procession. Wednesday: Masses at 7 and. & CHRIST EPISCOPAL Sunday: Sixth. Sunday after Trinity. Horning Prayer and. Sermon, 11 a. m. MORE TO ENJOY 6 ALL SAINTS' ,. Sunday.: Trinity/.::' y Sermon, 3:30 a. m. I FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sunday: Union Service, 1.0 a. m. METHODIST EXTRA WIDE CHOICE EXTRA iEAUTY AMD QUALITY EXTRA SMOOTH PftfORMANCE RIDING COMfOtT EXTtA SJIENOm AND COMFOtT Sunday: Unloft Service, 10 a. m. •f Styltoi* ondl Color* of Body by tMmt of C«fitornoffi*. Powif • •I Imptov+d frm*-A*tion of fiilMff Uriileel 'Cwivlnicflioii at First Copjwgational Cburch.. • ••-' "-*'•" BCTIA. SMOOTHNESS : FIRST OHtBB (3.« OF CHB18T, el SCIENTIST Corner Holme* & Mitchell Aves^ Waterbury A complete power team. wi,t§ Sunday: Service and Sunday I extra-powerfnl 'Val.ve-i.n- Head engine and Automatic EXTIIA STOPPING POWEt Choke. Optional on De Lmn WBAI A TV Bill! of Jumbo-Drvm modeb at extra'cost. cowe Me C6e/n>/ef/me. /r LESS TO /owes/prfced ih )Ys fietff

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watertownhistoricalsociety.org*«=»• Kewe*t- Janice Kostosky. At Ulchfield formal. 9b«f*». Hrd&- Most in- ALTOBSXI* man. bjaavia J&amtmt MAma- reet^r of the- Utcbfleld Ttar VJRrakls-f ouad ptf formal, Stave Eojpa. PtraHk«tt J&rfik 'Walt* at the rial liall ... The -etas* whictt ana around PoJk School Playground' Mat StoshMky. PrettieM, Caretyn aom Tb«atre> will appear on ifeme of Mrs. Russell ... Those confirmed had received isstroc- last Friday te take ttcmt- prfaw fh JUrois. the eiber aide ot the feaiiiehti, •wno attended Included Mrs. Jo- tion from Rev. NeUon Pearson the Pemmt Hunt. Qtoorgfr WaetJeT next week, when be sta« as Pon- ~s*ph Stevens,. Mrs. RusseQ Oet- ,. .Guest ocgaalst £<* the serrtctB placed secoad, Joe .Alonsa was cho Tier***, a Mfirioaa bandit, in ty, Jars. 'James ' Benedict, Mrs. was XKBUUWJ Benyarv Borwalk, and was third, and Billy 3«a«rw» ItaBait Aid' AuxiHary a Western, eomedy, "The Bad W. S. RoedeJ, Miss- Margaret guest soloist wuLee Waactey, came In fourth. Sponsors Cake Sate Man". The play will be shown 3tetd, Jtm.;fitdaey Merrill, Mrs. boy soprno of the -Grace Cboreh After the pcanqt^ wen alt col- The ItaHan BadleV Aid Auxili- Monday through Saturday next Herbert' Canningbaob Miss Caro- choir, Nofwalk, where Mr. Pear- lected, the children m& down-, M ary will sponsor a cake sale on w«ek. line -Falls, Mrs. Lt e I f Krog, son served prior to -assuming: a fanciful mood, and mad* «r- July 2§- at Fabian's Barber Shop land, Miss Dorothy Rogers, charge* of the churches In Wood- tistic creations, small figures, ete., in Oakville, starting at 7 a. m. Mrs--Richard Monckton, «ra. J-. bury and Bethlehem ... First Lt. out of the nuts and shelU> nod- Mrs.- Edward Rozanski, chair- Clinton. Lewis and Miss Ernestine Glenn C. Adams of Bethlehem some toothpicks This precipita- man, who is being assisted by Wledenbach. was recently awarded the eighth ted a second contest, an art show, members of the sereiety requests T r those wishing to donate cakes to ". 11,1A B" f V \ 'C!-: ? . P A t P | N G * Health Checks Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster to the in which the following children Air Medal at ceremonies held in were cited Most artistic, Vicki bring them to Fabian's shop on "! Ye.ir Guoraritee •Fhsyical examinations for 21 Saturday evening, July 19. Korea An aviator in tie Minor. Largest, Matthew Taylor. children who plan, to enter kind- Smallest, Louis Marchettt. Most ergarten , -at ...the -, .Bethlehem 823d Field Artillery Battalion,' Adaas was cited for hi«ua*ri- or igi n al,- Casrriyji -, Stoats'. - and. Doug * school In September have --been;, Vlltrakia, .. fPttiwJest* Sbaron Sirois . Hm-He- BNS&emey, Jr., sold land given by--.Mrs. Harry.. • Suffican, tortotis achievements in:: obmrvar fIon. flights omar.. enemy terrain.... ahd Peter Idlteahts* Oth«s who on Falls Avenue to Raymond and publie health nurse, assisted by .participated .were: Richie Minor, Josephine Bradshaw. Mias Mary •Harrigan ...... Third "In His wife, Ardia, lives in Bethle- hem. Pat Semeraro, Hary Harmalak .a aeries . of fluorine application j and John and Da vie Semeraro. v*aa administered at the school Hat Show SHOP on Monday, and the final, appli- Mrs. Billy. Weaver 'and. 'her son, Bruce Martin, wearing a minia- cation 'will .D» -given, «a£-Mafs Carter, of Charleston, :S. C, "hav« tuTe hqyfiel'i on his-bead, 'took. Upholstery - Slipcovers day. ....: 'Tile dental hygiene pro-. returwed borne otter..' spending' Jt hoitoraufor ..t»e '5aiost. original" in, Milton gram is being 'Carried'' out in co- vacation with her" parents Mr. and the Hat Show on 'Tuesday. Other Waodlrary 4m*^- Watatay *••»• operation with-, the State Depart- Mrs. John Caldwell of Hemlnway •;meht at Health ..... Mrs May Johnson, tax. collector, points, out •OourL. •' ; • . that 'the second installment, of . GAS -gtimperEy .• tales'- became ' payable Miss Constance. Gibbons, Folk on Tuesday, aid that remittances School teamher. Is now attendins GAS and may be made at her home on the Summer School Workshop in .East; st.. • • " . " • . Elementary Education at the Uni- for COUNTRY ELECIBIC V Miss - Bette BIpss .has. returned versity of Connecticut. Forty HOMES '•'•ftioni'., the,. Water-burjr hospital, teachers from .six states are par- AFFMAJfCES' where she' was a patient, and .has ticipating in the Workshop which, . been" Spending some ' time at.. 'the has."75 'children,, as "experimental SOLD Home of- Miss .Helen Atwood, Wa- 'pupils" for a. six-week period. for COOKING -terjtbwn ,.->•. Mrs.- "May Johnson, and - East .....st.," bias. ...returned, to "her Ensign and, Mrs. Robert. Cook and HEATCS G SERVICfill' fibme from the Wkterbury-iiospi- •re now making their home in tal ... Alexander Andrews 'has Newport, R, 1. Mrs. Cook Is the been; visiting in 'Detroit.' Mich former Nancy Caldwell, of Hem- Needed repairs to 'Christ Church tnway Court. 'Her husband is sta- were discussed at a meeting of tioned at the Newport Naval. CONN. FUEt-GAS CORP •(the Vestry ^ held. Jast Thursday Base. evening it'the home of" Mr,, and. s PHONE 2-2581 Mrs. Herbert S. . .Root, - Main Mrs. John H. -Caldwell of Hem- WATERTOWNV CONN. • " ' ' tnway Court, spent several days 'OutOf The Congested Center of Town Bishop Match Honored wi|h tier ..mother, Mrs. A. O. 'Clay- „; Rt, Rev.-RoAwrt B. Hatch,. X>.D.,' tpHL'of Trenton^ N." J-. :

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•£g#i> i »• .>* ;i*s^t jfit •** watertownhistoricalsociety.org ConfesaWfts-. *4 to Jf:' p. m. ^ J Friday, August I 6- to » a. m.-*- tifle other Masse* are being said Solemn Observance of the first lea Killorin .and" Miv. Marian the basement of. the church Friday of August. Masses at" 6, 7 lotwa: 'J, ;. _ > Jewell. in the •, Community Theatre and 8. 7^30 \aftt *. m,—Mr4 Bva Spcon- ildlng. Parishioners at all three Solemn Holy Hour condwtftd er awf B$r». Genevieve" Mathoi. i) Friday, #U*y asses will hear the sermon by by Archbishop Cuahiag -for a. m. to 12 noon—MJ* Alice Bar- 9:30 a. B(ev Msgr. John J. Hayes, Chan- and high school boya of th* cellor of the Hartford Diocese, licuc Mrt. Mae McGee and Mrs The . ish, 7 p. m. Josephine Boucher. 12 noon to 3 afc-er an amplifying system, and Saturday, A>g»* 2 a special musical -program will p:».—M*s. Helen Carlson, Mrs. , Treasure Solemn Observance of the Kathr^i Mason and ISn. Homer ^ao be broadcast in this manner, Saturday of August. Ma Cameo Theat*^ •OH the afternoon of July 27, the 7, 8 and fr. Detouin. 3 to 6 p m —Mrs Mar- qe_w convent will be blessed by Confessions: 4 to 5:30, 7 to 8:30 garet Tyler, Mrs. Louise Lattln Watertown, Conn. Bt. Rev. Magr. William X Collna, p. m. .suaAMrm. John.'& Ooe. 0 'to 9 ,p. rector of St. Joseph's Cathedral, Sunday, August S Saj-tford. .He will be assisted by General Communion Very .Rev. Thomas J. Kelley, Su- for all members of Che parish. perior of Montford Seminary la Masses at 8, 7, 8, 9, ID and' 11. fitchfleld. ' Very Rev. John B. 1 Gorman, Superior of LaSalette Summer .Reading Club Seminary, Hartford, will cela (Continued From Pace One> Irate the solemn benediction. * Hive nuns of the order of the ley, Lucy •Green,, Peggy ©Well, Shaw Tractor Features Sisters of Charity of St. Loula Judith McKee, Margaret McKee, ifl.ll be attached to the new con- Sheila. Madeux, : Judith Collins, vent on. Buckingham Street. They Tamsen , Molla, Barbara Hughes, will be the first of 'their" order to Carolyn Bagdon, Robert .Barker, *jerve in New England. Thomas Barker and. John Bark- : During ttiia next week.. before er. , • the- dedication, the altar* of the Also Peter Lane, Mary Bel isle, GENERAL church will be consecrated in pri- .Robert - Hurst, Bob Alexander, vate ceremonies. .Hary Campbell, Blet'hea Goodkin, Here is the schedule of service* Harrison Goodkin, Albert. Zupka, for the Week, of Dedication: Charles Tcwer, Nancy J'o Alvord, , Sunday, July ** Joyce Hobbie, Bandy Paul Ree- ; Laying of cornerstone and Dedi- vea, John Oallary, Barbara Rich- cation of the new Church of St.. mond, . Charlotte . Welton and Pa- Hary Magdalen; by ' Bishop mela Carley. O'Brien, 11 a. m. Rev. Thomas H'. Also, Donald JosvaDger, Feroi Marilyn Mylea Calvin of Watertown , Bettr will. be chaplains to the Bishop. Deichmann, Pamela Osborn, Sus- Dedication Masses in the main an ne Tignor, Roaanne Be'lz, San- church, in the lower church, an# ~othar, O«xy Ptorter, Linda At wood, Bar Masses. Music by the' Mon,tfor* jbara jkdamff,. Ka t hy Oinrey, Jo- Seminary Choir of ' l^tchfield, »e|a Carnpl>eTl^ind WitHam Smith. 'under" the direction, of BeiK MaaN ice Landry. S. M. M., Prof. VIB- <*ent • J. Scully, Jr., -organist' tif Observers On Watch • I B 1* • l^ I 11 « f • •* tfce' Cath«0ral, llartfOfd, '• - Wilf be ; : : ^Continued From Page One) • __ (jje-.o.rp.finfat.. , . i'r S/i ', * \ . -. .., Ble»sing of 'the Convent, ' 4 toVn post covered, at all time*. They urge that more volunteers t ; ,«%a,,.i«p»r.i :.«p«i,.. ..ejtfiewHy,: are [..Solemn High Mass for the Re- •heeded t«. take '«ver."tB« late eve- fuse of ' the Souls' of all. deceased and early morning shifts, members of the parish, 9 a. m. *re difficult to fill, but Solemn Novena in Honor1 erf w^bich are nevertheless eo import- Lady of the , Miraculous ant to; air defense coverage. ^ The Sfaaal, ^' JKM Slifa, i R : atrfck"* i,Ch,u rc'h»- '|O:rdll • T p. m. /• " "' • ...' :' '.....' Tuesday, July S9 Solemn High Mag8 of Requiem 'for members of the parish in I'V- whose memory furnishings of the •church have been-donated, 9 a. m,. ERVICE. Solemn Holy,." .'Hour.. conducted by Bishop, .Wright, for 'the wom- " Cesspool "or S«ptlc Tank. en 'and high' school girls of the twri«h,..'7'p. m, CaU W*odbtiry 1S8 ' We4ne*day, July » Call Waterbury IMMIS Solemn High M!ass of Requiem Prompt Service for deceased pastors of the par- .Any Time—Any Place ish, 7 a. m. Compensation and Liability 'Solemn. Blessing of infants For ¥onr Protection OUR RECORDS ii Quick Clean" Washing Team

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,.^-. "-"•> ••• ..... -.-. .• "BjBfe'a.— Property of-'-*" the Watertown Historical Society Estate, as per' sipptteatlejp on te mote fu«y ateears, ^t te ^ DOSwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgT — Beset* tof. Fmm -ed. Responds- to name of Hex. tion be beard and determined Water System* Lftst seeff arotBd Orchard Lane. at th« PMitt OffloCa Water- J. R UTAM torn tit ssJd 4tetri«t; oa th««r4 CO CO., 2-2228. Reg. No. 99742. TeL 2-1567. day ce Ja^r, 106% as A onntwk in FOX BATJrV— PeBgMlt wfcttp M&RBIED WOMEN" the aftewwwo, ut«-that pttbUc bination gas-oil stove, TeL 2- who cannot accept ordinary ft- notice- b* fcrwo oftbe pe*l*ncs 8546. 5 job. Age 22-49. Telephone an* of saW apptteatioa- «ad the time some- use of car for local driv- aad place «t heariar ti>«Hoa bj ing; No collecting or delivering. pubtiehlng a copy e# tbis- order Ml L C Is good OondKionV Caff 2-37ST. Barn $36-00 per week thru three once- lw «oa« aewKpttper-'having evenings and 1 to 2 half days. a circulation in. seJd District, FOB SAJLE — 1*35 Fvrd Sedan Immediate managerial opening aad W P»«*h# ft oe«r thereof en - JWy W-iS - " tat is, |7& * fair. Also pap* for full time applicant Write the ptrtttc «tga-pest fa the Ttron "Anything Cam. Hmppen" pies* good pets for children. Sox No. 1, Watertown, Coon., of Watertowftkt seMDistrieti at Jose Ferrer - Kim Hunter Mrs. William Box. Bethlehem, giving address an* brief back- feast S days Befere- said day of Ca-feataM: TeL Woodfcnry, 8IWI hri "Denver and Kto Grande" . ground for prompt interview. Ednrand OnBrlen - Sterling FRANK RKCKCOX, Hayden FOR SALK — FILL * STONE. STONE WALLS, Asphalt Drive- Call 2-2249. ways built and repair**. Cellars. RUGS AND' CARPETING FROM .pointed. TeL 3-8649. ' . T. T.—14KM2. unique" HoUsatonic Valley Rug ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, Light Shop: In West' "'Cornwall are bulldozing, sand, loam, gravel. promptly and expertly 'laid by Tel. 2-3544. PBOSATE our own staffs—No 'delays,-' no Short S&bJ<*4« — News charge for deliveries. Come .in.' GLASS CO. " "THE MAXSXK6 - and. select from. our. wide array Everythtagta GLASS ' bate Court. July "14; M«. '•- Co-fcature of choice rugs and carpeting — * Telephone " Estate at ... Maria- .Rose '. Greco, "A YANK IN JNDO-CHINA" from World ' Famous - Makers. Ctry Street .late of White Piatns, N. T., own- i - Beel TeL 184. ing re a! estate in. Watertown, in. t*m vwnnt mw KXPERT WAT€H *" CfcOCK said. District, deceased. FOR SALE: Bedroom, set, Mtcfa REPAIRING — Guaranteed. Upon the application of Nicho- en 'table and 2 chairs, pressure "^E^E^ffJ^JPiw^LI'lTI'flL'niifl'liiliJJO'I* JlurliVi 1' B * lJjf J3j( ini' JSJ^LP" las Rossi -praying that the Coiirt !6 "KANGAROO" In "'Technicolor -NARROW MARGIN" $49,50. Kitchen, sink $24.50. bought .and. sold. — .and — also • Toilet. .Lavatory, Water heater. tion be heard and determined Gieria Swaasen in Water pump. Inner $889.50. Gas DADDONA CONSTRUCTION Ctt at the Probate Office, in Water- ""3 FO» BEDROOM C" . - ranges from $39.50. Electric dry- Excavating. Water .and. Sewer town in said 'district or the 23rd fcptnrhig H«ward Bill. ' er. 'Autbaaatic washer. Thor Connections. ^ Tel. ^3826. day"- of July, 1952, at 4:15 o'etock-in. Automagie washer $429.50; Apart- the "••afternoon, and- that .•public -. 2 First Eun Technicolor Hits ment range $89.50. Combination NOTICE notice be given .of the pendency -J:on Hall and Christine L*rson range, Power lawn, mower. Upon application ef MAORICE of said application and the time In... • Stamps for collectors. A nice WOLK, Vice-President and Treas* ttndf place of hearing thereon by "Brmve Warrior" piece of land you can call yoor urer; (Evetybofty'a Used Car and publishing a copy of this order '::fcwii, mmm.- £um. " t*n" BfcAlttster and Wanda own. A»lt BAKKS ELECTRJC. Parts Co., Inc.), for Junk Yard once in some newspaper having PAT AND MIKE a^-circulation in said District, T :» Da« •'•fcacy anee* JB&» &~ ueet to-. . ft aad by posting a copy thereof on space and wallet; Wiring, hereby given that a PUBLIC the public sign-post in thef.Toifn lag, repairs. Ask «bo«i* 3£B&RXN&-wm be held vpon said ojf" Watertown in said District, a* freezer plan where you imty bujf Apgllcatto* at the£itaris> Hall least 5 days before, .said day -of your frozen fodSd wholesale. Watertowfi, _ Connecticut^*- lfw» -hearing. We*. -"TSSIIIISL Tsl ,L_L dayi AGgUs? 4th, &S2 at 11:45 J Walt TU T*e Son SWB WARM MM Wfbu tyrfem*, FRAN* B>HICKCO3t, gutters, I«idarst< " roof flash-' Judge, ings. Installed or reconditioned. T. T.—7-17-62. Prompt anjft experienced service G. at reason*bie prices. BEACON Michael V.TXinn, K COMPANY, - Selectmea TeL Wajtortftwa 2-2436. ' TownofWatertowo I>ated at Watertown, Conn., RTJQ *'**ffi>yw*jsft — Repairing, Jury 14th, 1962. SANOY BEACH btodink etc "Pickup and de- livery ~earrtc» tm. same. week. T. T.—7-17-88. Pbooef collect AJi. Thetnastoh COCTBT o« Lake • PRESENTS Valley Xta*. Service, ~3M, North District of Watertown ss., PMH ' Main .Street, Thomttton, bate Court, July 14, 1952. lAing-R Ssiate oi Antonio Greco late CASH o fWatertown.i»*s4id District, de- ... Picnic THE BAD MAfi f, filing cabinets, teased. B. J. Flirfejy Mgr. •afjsk, deesp, chairs, typewriters, Upon the' ajspUcatlon at Nicho- Bfoodsy Eveofl^, July 21^ thru etet New knd used. gpLOMOS 8A1JBS iTsKRV las Rossi praying that the Court XeL Wat. 4-97U make a finding that admmistr*- Saturday Ev^*i»g, Jut> 28 txatfoa nhould >be granted on said —UiflflfC ttotM04T8t ftdOT M* MONDAY SFI^HT—AiX SEATS, ':|LM sanding maettaet, estate, «vea t**ug» Tnqre than 10 * leveling machttwmachttieevWak Wa- yefcr#- hav« "elaf«ed Mnce thfi. teriowtt Buildlqg Supply, Echo death of-'sai* deoeaBe* and # tax Cake R£, Wtn. TeL S-2S56. said Court should make such I FIREWORKS Adm.) pins 'tax now. Phone LttdMetA MS .we can give yo« more value for fmm motoring at.M^ht Now Pttrii^ Th« Saturday—"BLOSSOM TIME" s«d cars! 1 Step In Excellent choice fl LAKE IQUASSAPAUG lid Tranb's Auto Sales •'"Route"«* HOdBlebBry, Conn. llIi.;:illlIN ST. (TeL 2-'23l8>. • Jack Oman's '"""OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL S—BAT. TO' 4 P. M. WONDER ., Playkouse G* E. 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L rAGJfi M^-TowiPropertyf ram* man of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org _ won the bag Contett - at South School EASY WOGfT TERMS Playrroufl4 but week, and Sher- rie. Fischer won the Jump Rope WILL CARRY YOU TffiE- SPORTS Contest Lena Meoni and Biliy Maisto placed second and third TROUBLE FREE TO in' the Bean-bag event, and. Hose- marie Pietror&zio and Lucy lar- rapino were second and, third at rope jumping. • Other «MM»a" who-.participat- ed in',;the ''Contests; were; Linda Both our Western Connecticut .League activities,. It" requires no, Budge; Na»<3f .-Ebreo,- 'Mary' Girel- League entries, the Oakvllle Bed small amount of work to. make li, Barbara Alves, Flora Jean Pie- . Sox, and the Watertown Vets, out box scores and maintain the troracto Theresa, Mebni,- Joan Ca- lost out in their ball games last averages every 'Week- .:; Such rey;' Jofanj-Breyettl," Joan, Berger- Sunday and the Sox are ratill !n Giant fans as "Bill ..Cregan and, on,. Maureen Daponte, Patty Gar- first place only because Tbora- Carl, Herman haven't..-lost faith %eaU, Sharon Carey, Eddie _ Joe aaton knocked off second, places in the Durochermen' and, stead-, Hubbard Bernice-'* Brooks,-' -James Forestvllle. f astly believe that Leo will .have |Brooks, Marco Petruszi Anthony Oakvllle playing host to last his charges at full steam, in an-j Cirielli, PauT LaPorte, Donet Me- place Norfolk,, who has not won, other week, or po. •nardj, - 'John ••: Budge.,., : Kenneth, a game all season, figured to be ABMAND'S Knott Joanne Caporale, Alphonse an easy victor but things did As usual, baseball teams. are. Clrelli, Cynth* •" Montefose^"' and FUEL COMPANY not work, out that way and they finding-it hard to meet expenses Phyllis Daddot. "•' ; found, themselves on, the short playing at Deland Field. •Water- "Your friendly irfoWl gas d •end of a 6-0 shutout for their town while not playing' at- "sf win- 131 Davis St—Oakvflle—2-1679 first loss of the season, after 12 ning percentage this, season found . Bernard Blazys .•• -elved a per- straight, victories. it tough when, they were the,' mit for ' a 6 room tu fe at' Lake Watertown battled the- Water- cream of the Western • League Winnemaug, cost, $7,50©,. , - bury Overlooks tooth and nail be- a few years back. Oakvllle "•forced fore finally bowing out 13-11 in, a. to play their home games- .there game that had a, little bit, of every- '.his season, < finds the . - natives thing. It gave.the Looks a clean won't travel: uptown -to* support ;'a sweep of the season, series 'with team, that, has lost only once fir the Silk Towners. thirteen iries. ' ' ' George Case, who pitched with, Oakvi lie was, promised a, 'back- success for the Gilbert High stop and other necessary facilities School, squad, of Wlnsted the past to allow them to play at, Judd. season, was on the mound, for Field but somewhere along the .Norfolk, and although- Oakvllle line it went down the drain and, was having an obviously bad they like the Watertown Vet* are day,, nevertheless showed enough suffering the Ionliness of DeLand Since 1848 to prove that he is definitely one Field... of the good young pitchers of the area. ' Despite hard hitting by Ixv Pichetto and Sal Hecchla, Who Doll Show At collected six hits between, them, Serving Your Banking Needs Watertown'didn't have the pitchr tng to stem the Overlooks ..at- tack' and they lost their fifth South School game in seven, starts in the West- South - School Playground- was ern League. flooded with, tialls last .Friday for ; one •©# the biggest'.- girls' ADD VACATION NOTES. . . .. events of the summer season — Bill. Becker... and the. missiu saw the "'.Doll Show. " Miss Mary Kil- the best game of the, season at bride, playgrocnii, ' director.:." re- Tankee Stadium last, Saturday ports that all sixes and styles of with, ageless Satchel Paige pro- dolls were entered in. the varioun viding the big tdrill deapite the classes;. First, s«cond and ..'third fact, he eventually lost the ball, game: George Pierce and Rol- place winners are aa follows: He LeDue enjoying the scenic Largest doll, Virginia Killard, beauties of Vermont apd 'Canada John Brevetti arrd ' Lucy Mango. ,. Ed Derouin gotig ' deep into Smallest—Lucy larrapino, Jean the wilds of Canada at Lake St. Anton»elU and .. Cecile •- Orenter. John Pete La bee 'frisking in Beat Cared For—Barbara Maria,. the sunshine at Yankee Stadium Linda Fabian and Mary"' Jane while his favorite team turned A-ntonelli. Costume — 'Judy; Pa- back all challengers. nllaitls, Marilyn ' Well and, Julie 'Grtgg. ' ."...•" TENNIS NOTES ..., The Wat- .Doll with Longest, Lashefe—Lu- ertown 'Tennis Club will revive cy larrapino and. Janice Dauphi- the Watertown Open tourney this nais. Baby Dolls — Sharon .Ca- season. Always an outstanding at- traction locally the meet was not rey, Judy Carey. Yvonne Grenier held last summer due to a lack and Maureen, Daponte. Bride Doll: of interest but, is1 being. revived Joanne Antonelli, Bernice Brooks, this season by popular demand. Joan Bergeron, and. Patty Gar- The meet will be held, July 31 ceau. Home-made Outfits: Bar- through Aug. 3 with competition bara, Aitchison, Lucy Mango, Ju- in, both singles and doubles and. lie Griggs and. Bernice Brooks. mixed doubles. Best Home-made 'dolls: Marilyn,, In the first" team match of the Well and Linda Fabian. Doll with year . Bob Freeman and - jrfeweii Longest Hair: Barbara Moring .Kitchell. led the Watertown club «fid. Virginia Killard,.,' Bridesmaid: to a 5-2 victory over the 'Wash- Judy' Fanilaltis, Car ma 'Caporale ington team . at the latter town and Linda Fabian, Cutest Outfit: last Saturday. Linda Aitchison,. Judy Pan Haiti a and Linda Fabian. Largest Collec- THE GRAB BAG. ..Ted Traub, tion: Bernice Brooks,, Linda Fa- who ' has recently opened,' a bian and Judy PaniJaitis (tied for used car business In Watertown second), Joanne Anton el H, 'Vir- is a. former Watertown, High, ginia Killard and Lucy larrapino School, athlete ..,. Lenny BeSena (tied for third). Oddest: Joan. former 'WHS pitcher In a very Bergeron. creditable relief job for the Oak- vllle Sox last Sunday and Bide Kross and Walt Oaborne also late members of this seasons high school team are performing well ; for the Western'Leaguers We WATERTOWN - can't • help but marvel at the thorough, job Charley Buckingham does In , reporting our Little Manufacturing " . Co, ' . -

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