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The watertownhistoricalsociety.orgWater!own - Gakvllie TOWN Weekly TIMES ¥oJ. 10; No. 470 Subscription Price. $3.00 Per' Y .Single Copy, 6 Cents December i, If56 Opening Of New Fletcher Judson School Ends Double School Sessions At Baldwin State Plans To Divert Route The Fletcher W. Judson School, inspected the work done by the on Hamilton Lane, opened its contractor, which, consisted, of doors to approximately .330 chil- providing a packed, .gravel walk dren Monday morning, •alleviating for the children, at the point where a "double sessions"- problem which the busses • •unload, he put the has- plagued school officials for machinery in motion for opening the-past three months. the .school on Monday. 6 Traffic Years Ago Revealed A-t a meeting on the school site Principal Livingston. " Crowe 11 last week, the Board of Educa- and. his staff and, a force of Board, Route 6, 'Watertown, has, 'been the highway is narrow and with- tion authorized Superintendent of of Education, employees set to a, problem, to both state and local, out sidewalks,, Schools Joseph B. Porter to open work moving the Judson. School officials for many years, because More recently, residents, town the; schools .as soon as certain from, its shared quarters in the Town Receives Over of rising traffic hazards which are officials and Watertown's State conditions set by the Board had Baldwin School to the new class- resulting from, the constantly in- Representative Roland W. Tyler been, fulfilled, An uncompleted rooms. $26,000 Payment creasing volume of vehicles pass- have been urging the Governor, portion of" a hard-surface walk The work progressed so rapidly ing 'through a. section where dwell- •the State Traffic Commission and was the reason for the School that it was possible to bring all ings, schools, churches and pub- the State Highway Department to, Board's action.. the pupils to the new school for a For Flood Damages lic buildings are concentrated and improve the situation on Route 6 ' As soon as the. Superintendent one-hour period last Friday, en- The Board of Selectmen on. Mon- 'between Buckingham Road and abling them, to become familiar day received a. check of $26,863.60' Alarm Fails To .. Hamilton Lane. with the new surroundings, the from the State in. payment of The action taken by the state $493 Quota Set In new bus schedule, and the loca- damages sustained by the town's authorities, in. view of the appeals tion of their classrooms in the roads and bridges during the 1955 Disrupt Grand for help, .astounded everyone.The Hungarian Relief sprawling, earn pus-type school. flood. state raised the speed, limits all 1 The pupils were all instructed March At Ball along Route 6, including the very Red 'Cross Drive to take their schoolbooks and The Selectmen's original request Just as firemen and their guests area, in Watertown for which re- equipment with, them,, thus effect- was for $35,000 but certain items, were lining- up for the Grand lief and. control are sought. Edward Thompson, Water-town ing a. saving of time and. money such as sidewalks, were not al- March at 11 o'clock last Saturday Police Chief Frank. Minucci re- .American Red Cross Chapter chair- lowed and. the rates for use of night at their annual ball in the marked that the raising of the man, announced this week that the on this phase of the move. The road equipment to make repairs (Continued on Page 14) were changed. firehouse, a fire broke out on the speed limit from. 25 to 40 •mil.es, quot3 a of the local Red. Cross, Chap- temporary wooden bridge over per hour is unwarranted,, "especi- ter for the Hungarian Relief fund „ Steele Brook on Route 6. ally near the intersection, of Route has been set at $493 by Red. Cross || However, the firemen were 6 and Route 63 where 'there are Headquarters,. Methodist Church Seeks $80,000 For fully prepared and. planned in ad- dangerous conditions,; heavily pop- The national appeal for five mil- ulated; small shoulders along 'the lion dollars, to aid emergency vance to prevent any incident highway; no sidewalks." . relief measures, for Hungarian re- Property Purchase And Improvements (Continued on Page 14) It. was also disclosed that, 'the fugees and to provide for an Inter- traffic situation on Route 6, six. (Continued on Page 14) 'The Methodist Church has raised erbough property. Members and years, ago had prompted the State more than $50,000 in its campaign friends of the parish are invited Committee Seeks Highway Department under for- for funds to finance the recent to attend the event which will mer Commissioner G. Albert Hill purchase of the former Louder- be held from 6:30 to 9:30' p.m. Holiday Gifts For to make definite plans for divert- 21 st Annual Toff bough property on. Main St., and The newly-purchased, property, ing as 'much traffic as possible capital improvements to the which was at one time part of Hospital Patients from Route 6 through, an express- Carol Service Sun. church's building. Improvement the Heminway Estate, is adjacent way. plans include remodeling of the to the Methodist Church and con- The Mental Health Committee In Christ Church Sanctuary. of Watertown announced this week A communication to this, effect sists of approximately two acres that they are sponsoring a gift was -sent by Commissioner Hill 'This Sunday, December 9, The The final report on the financial of land, the main house with 22 to Joseph R. Neili, Guernseytown drive will 'be made at an. Open collection for patients at the Fair- Taft School will present, its, twenty- rooms, and 61 bathrooms, a garage, field State Hospital, with December Rd., who was a member of the first annual Christmas Carol Ser- House on Dec:. 7 at 9 p.m.. in the and another dwelling, said to be 13 set. as the closing date to make State Development Commission. vice at The Christ Church, on the new parish house which, was form- one of the oldest houses in town, possible distribution of the gifts, The letter was dated December 20; Green in Watertown. The service erly the main building of the 'Loud- which had 'been converted by Dr. by Christmas. 1949 and Mr. Melll confirmed the will be .given at "f:45 p.m.. Mr. Henry Louder bough for his office The Committee is seeking gifts fact that It was written to Mm. in, Morgan, 'the director of the choir, quarters. The purchase price of for both, men and women, and a response to his: inquiry 'then as has announced some changes in the property was, $55,000.' complete list of suggested gift to the further relocation of Route the program this year. He has Fund Appeal Made The Methodist Church members items is available from members 6 around Watertown. added Areadelt's Ave Maria, of the committee. Local committee {Continued on Page 14) Vaughan William's God Rest -Ye To Buy Christmas had completed, plans to build a members are Mrs. Harold C. Ash- Merry, Gentlemen, and Christian- new parish house arid had or- worth, Chairman; Cor bin Hauer- sen's .Beautiful- Savior among ganized for the financial campaign was and Melvin Hathaway. others.- when, the opportunity suddenly PHNA Board To Dinners For Needy came to buy the Louderbough Mrs. Ashworth announced that 1 The Christmas service 'was in- The Town's, Welfare Department property, since1 Dr., and Mrs. Henry the committee is also accepting Discuss Budget stituted by Mr. Morgan, in. 1935 is making its. annual appeal, at this Louderbough were moving to an- j money gifts for the Patients" Ac- and. it was the first such service time for funds to purchase Christ- other state. tivity Fund of the hospital, in the area... As in the past, two mas dinners for the sick and needy. If gifts are wrapped, it is, re- With U. F. Panel choirs are taking part, in the per- Mrs. Lilian McCleery, superin- It is now planned to use the quired that they be individually •The United Community Fund! formance — a. chancel choir con- tendent- of 'the Welfare Depart- main dwelling of the newly ac- packaged and marked to show budget committee will meet with sisting of twenty two boys and an ment, also announced that any quired, property for parlors and whether the gift is. for a man o:r the entire Board of the Watertown. anti phonal • .choir consisting of amount contributed will be grate- Sunday School departments, A a woman, If the donor wishes, he Public Health. Nurs.ng Association twenty-five boys. Mrs. Morgan, a fully accepted. committee, with Bronson Hickox may attach paper and twine to on, Dec. 10 at the Munson House, voice teacher and a 'singer her- Individuals and families who are as chairman, has been appointed the gift, and. it will be wrapped it was announced by Melvin S. self, 'will direct: the antiphonal. not eared for 'by any agency or to study the space needs of the by volunteer workers, at the hos- Hathaway, association president. Miles; F. McNiff, III, son of Mr. group are provided with a Christ- parish. pital. The United Fund has instituted and Mrs. Miles F. McNiff, Jr., mas basket of food, by the Depart- Contributions and gifts, may 'be a new procedure in appraising: Cutler St., and Harry" E. Leonard ment. The financial drive is headed up left at Georges Market or the Wa- the budget requests of the various, ..Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry It is hoped .that the response by Arthur P.. Hickox, honorary tertown Branch of the Colonial member agencies which Includes, E. Leonard, Waterbury, will be will be as generous as it has ben. general chairman..; Franklin Wil- Trust Company, a special, panel to deal 'with each soloist, in the service — McNiff in the past so that some happiness son, canvass chairman; George It. was noted that 1,300 patients general agency classification. singing in Welcome Yule by Wil- may be brought to the less for- Dietz, Jr., teams chairman; C. at the hospital will receive their The Health Panel section in- -liam and Leonard, in Good King tunate ones at least during the Raymond Ganung, initial gifts only Christmas presents from such cludes 26 citizens appointed by 'the Wenceslas 'by Sowerby. Yiiletide season. chairman. contributions. United Community Fund.
Classes, opened officially at the new Judson School on Hamilton Lane Monday door, .guides her charges into the new classroom. The photo at the right shows Misa morning, but the 330 pupils there were no strangers to the classrooms, having 'spent Lee Bliss's second! graders and Mrs. Ann Voyda's third graders after disembarking a one-hour familiarization period! there: Friday afternoon. The photo at the left shows from the second bus to unload at the new school. Mrs. Voyda is, in the left, .back- the first pupils to 'occupy their classroom Friday in the new school, Mrs. Dona Id ground. Miss Bliss, is at the right with principal Livingston C rowel I. School .Superin- SaJtmarah's. first graders. •First pupil into the new-Softool « Clifford Trypuc, at the tendent Joseph Porter and School Board' Chairman George Shaw look on at the rear. right, f©Ilowed by Joseph (LaVigne and Tommy Hostetler. -Mrs. Saltmarsh,' at the (Photos by Messier)!, *AGE 2 — TOWN TII'MES (WATERTOWN, CONN.)', DEC. 6, 1956 George Brown,,, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Hickory Property of the WatertownLane, was recently promoted Historicalto Society Comings & Goings dental technician third class, USN, ..Mr. and. Mrs. James N. Barlow while a member of the Construc- anil children, Eeter and Wendy, of tion Battalion Center, Davisville, .Farmington, Conn, recently visited watertownhistoricalsociety.orgR. I. Mr. Barlow's parents, Mr. and Michael J. Galullo, Jr. has been Mrs. F. N, Barlow, North St. transferred from the Waterbury office, American Brass Co. to Cin- Miss Emma Barlow, Litch field cinnati, Ohio, where he is taking Rd., is visiting friends in Clinton, part in a sales training program. Com. His wife is presently residing with his parents., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Edward F. O'Connor, Water- J. Galullo, Pine St. town Post Office clerk, has re- suined his duties for a few hours Alexander W. Giaboski, fireman, dally, following a serious heart USN, son • ef Mr. and Mrs. Alex- condition suffered last August. ander Graooeki, Eddy St., is serv- Mil. O'Connor was confined to the ing aboard the destroyer USS "Wkterbury Hospital for several Soley with the 6th fleet in the •weeks, He wishes to thank the Mediterranean. The Soley is many people who remembered scheduled to return to Norfolk, iii.m with get-we 11 cards and mes- Va. in mid-December. sages during his illness. •Miarime Pvt Anthony J. R'maldi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Savorlo 'Everett Cook, Old Army Rd., Rinaldi, Tucker Avenue, is congratulated upon joining the regular was one of the winners" in the Marine Corps Nov. 19 after .completing recruit training as a member ftichard. Wilson, Woodruff Ave., Peter Stevens Connecticut Farm Electrification of the reserve. Lt. Col. O. F. Peatross, Mis battalion commander, ad> enjoyed a hunting trip to Poultney, Peter Stevens of Portsmouth, Council's 1956 4-H .Electrical. Pro- ministered the oath of allegiance at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot., Vt; recently despite weather that England, exchange student; at jects. He 'received, an award for Parr is Island, S. C. .. " Was. so cold it froze his food supply. Tart School, was. the Watertown his demonstration on, "Making an. entry selected by the local. Junior Electric Motor Portable. Rd. The" committee in charge of Martin, Mrs. Dudley Atwood and Chamber of Commerce for the Mrs. Sherman Slavin. nation. wide Jaycee Voice of the affair includes Mrs. James Dem or racy contest. Mr. Stevens William, Cleveland, Can dee Hill placed second in the state elimin- Rd., was cited for distinguished, WATCH ation finals held Tuesday. Ma- service' to boyhood at the first, rens Studio Photo, annual, district meeting of the Blue Trail District: of the Matta- Lit I RADIO & TELEVISION YOUR tuck Council, Boy Scouts of Amer- Robert. O'Kern, son of Mr. and ica. Lyle -A. Carlson, Pleasant Mrs. John O'Hern of Stanley Place, View Ave., and Stanley J. Trypuc, DATES! returned home from his studies Carmel Hill Rd., were elected at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute members-at-large of the Council. at Troy, N. Y., to spend the Mr. Cleveland was chairman of TELEVISION ' Savings deposits made Thanksgiving holiday with, his par- the Nominating Committee which !by the ' 10ft of any ents... Although little or no snow presented a, slate of' officers for was recorded locally last weekend, the coming year for the organiza- & RADIO' ; month receive divi- ' the O'Herns reported that their tion. . • dends from the 1st of car became stuck in' the snow in, Soles & .Service Goshen on. the way back from. Troy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred, Lavalette :tfiat month. after bringing: their son there. and sons, Gary and Coll in and 'Mrs- Alice Nutbrown of Wallingford, PHILCO ARMSTRONG Conn, will be guests of Mrs. Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Williams, Bell, Van, Orman St., on Sunday. Current •and daughte. Lorry, of Ansonia, spent- the recent weekend at the Hoor Covering! - Linoleum - Pfastic Wcrfi Tils 3 Mr. and Mrs. William Ludzus, Dividend /* home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of Sunnyside Avenue, have been vVotertown, Conn Gallagher, Chestnut Court, and at- vacationing for the past five weeks F r e e E s t i m a t e s Phone CResrwood 4-3035 tended the Watertown Firemen's in Menlo Park, California, with Ball on Saturday evening. Mr. .Ludzus" brother, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ludzus. They ^^^ Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Fugliese, are now visiting Mrs. Ludzus* sis- ^^•' Sunnyside Ave,., visited relatives ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and I last Sunday in Springfield, Vt. Mrs. Raymond Kurkonis of Phoen- ix, Arizona. Harry Atwood, Main St., was honored at _ a cocktail party in •celebration of his birthday. Miss Patrica Fischer, sophomore student at Danbury State Teachers College, recently visited .her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fischer of Main St. mm KUDOMS. tactical botll* Leo Greenwood. Echo 'Lake Mrriw with Infaml CHRISTMAS has, been a patient in 'the Water- ing IfMon, 2-pc EAica* GIFTS bury Hospital. tor Sal. MOO D.A.R. December Meeting The B,A.,R. Sarah 'Whitman. Trumbull 'Chapter will hold its. monthly meeting on Dec. 13 at the home of Mrs. Seymour R. Smith, Seymour St. at 2:30 p.m. The program will include music and "The Story .of Christmas," by Mrs. Glenn, D. Sweet. Hostesses are Mrs. Smith. O« IMY'f HECOiD. "MY OWN" SET. For. CHILD'S CUP «i» IM. Miss Grace Barker, 'Miss Rachel Infant Faading Spoon eslaiini plait with Edu- EDUCATOR SET, MInia. Barker, Mrs;. C. Edward Butter- and 2-pc. Educator Sit cator Fork and Spoon. Ivra fork and ipoon field, 2'd, Mrs.' Charles B. Bucking- podtaignd wild baby'. mat ch • • cap h a n d I •. ncoid book. SIM UM Iind. fad. IOK. «n ham and, Mrs. William R. Smith. cup. Lioness Christmas Party The Watertown •Lioness* Club will hold a Christmas party on Dec. 12 at 8 p.m, in the home of Mrs. Dudley Atwood, Steele Brook
SOJKMSAULTIH' SAM. IWAHTF«0H«JSK>O«. S^c. IVUCATOR SIT. Pltwrte action ley with Coumptt** •" with plastic 2-pc. Cdwcator $»!. $3.00 rottt*. .$|J9 sswraFork and tpoorn tir»* dM to Cherished Gifts, lor Kiddies In ... . - HOLMES ft. EDWARDS Baby Doll Pajamas - Waltz Length Gowns Drip Dry Cotton Shorty 'Gowns- and Peignoirs,. Small -"Medium - Large SparUtop toMro iMwrweira In fliw wfv«r. plot© .. , . oceh pitow fari'Atd'wifi .i Place Wanted For Plant] ngChristmas See the ^57 Chevrolet note on display. 7t*s sweet, smooth and sastyt Tree hi Oakville *! The instiTatlon of a permanent, "beautiful Christmas tree for Oak- ,ville is being offered, by the Water- • town - Foundation but the offer _!scems to have hit a dead end. The jpixtblcm is, where to put it? It iappears that no suitable or' ade- 'quate place can, be found along the ...main, section of Oakville. j; John T. Reardon, chairman of jibe Tree Planting Committee, has ;:reqnested that anyone wishing to Clwwfs Tower and jrecommend a, place for the tree jon Main, St. in, Oakville to con- rtaet him at CR 4-2615. \ Mr. Reardon, also reported that - longer.*.and Neighborhood groups are organiz- jing themselves in two areas, Bel- 'don St. and Edward, Ave... to plan |f or tree planting along their streets jnext spring. The Tree Planting iCommittee is assisting th^ every inch {firoups in, obtaining at no cost •landscape plans which contain de- • tails not only of where to plant •;Biid how to space the trees but ialso the kind of trees that go'well .{together for the particular area. j'T'he Tree Comn.mit.tee will -also of- .fer its services, for 'quantity pur- chases of frees so that owners ob- tain price reductions through, pool- Ing their orders. Landscape plans, ere being planned, 'by Herbert 'Cran, arbor is t for the Connecticut "Light" & PO'Wer Co., through the -courtesy..of the utility company. Young Catholic Women To Hofd Christmas Party Chevrolet's new Bet Air Sport Coupe. Body by ftjfter, of course. | 'The Young Catholic Women's It's longer and lower. .And livelier, to 245.* And -there's'a choice of too •Guild of St. John's Church will •270-fc.p, Hiold their Christmas Party on with, new power (even,. fuel injec- automatic drives asvxtra-Gost options: engine otto •Monday December 10. at 8. p.,m,.,, tion!) plus Turboglide—the first famous, frisky 'iPowergKde, or Turbo- available of :Jn the home.-of Miss -Margaret glide, Chevy's new'saper-sinooth- auto-' extra cos I. jCampbell. Main "Street. "Water- .and only triple-turbine auto- Also' Ramjet |town. -matic that brings you, triple-turbine foci' Infection '. 'The committee in charge will matic 'drive. takeoiff. And you'll, like the '57 engine; with icon,tact members for food, -contri- Chevy's new and daring design! up to 283 butions for the event. ft.p. in You'll especially Ike- the-new Chevy's Stop,by and pick, out your favorite 'Corvette and remarkable pep and handling ease. among the ,20 sweet, smooth, and, 1USA passenger car Official Visitation New V8 horsepower options range up models. .. Water town Chapter. Order of sassy new Chevrolet models. .''Eastern Star, will hold, a special •' meeting Bee. 10 for the official, j visitation of Mrs. Ruth K. Pren- itiss, Worthy Grand Matron and jfier associate grand officers. Din- 'Otdyfraaddsed Gmmiei deeders ^f^ls^iiSS^t^ display this 'fam&us /trademark Ijier will be served at the Union, {Congregational Church in Oak- Wille at 6:30 p.m. The meeting •will be held at the Masonic Hall "at 8 p.m. Dinner tickets may beWEST'S SALES & SERVICE. obtained from Ethel GTJell, CR INC. 4-2253. MAIN STREET, WA TERTOWN, CONN. Property of the Watertown HistoricalTOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN Society, CONN.), .DEC. 6, 195 6 — PAGE S STORE OPEN EVERY NIGHT FOR YOUR TOY SHOPPING watertownhistoricalsociety.org CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALL T H E FAMILY!! SAVE YS BRAND NEW 1956 - 57 TOYS) Largest Stock of Toys in tHdifiefd County, phis Sleds. Shoe Skates, Children's Furniture, Wagons and Various Types of Wheel Goods, Sports Needs, Etc. DON'T FORGET KAY'S WHEN SHOPPING FOR TREE STANDS, CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS, AND CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS FOR THE TREE OR KAY'S AND APPLIANCES MAIN STREET — TEL. CR 4-1038 WATERTOWN PAtiE 6 —: TOWN ^ATErtTOWtCcOlWll), 'PBC^C Jie a pew" 'pet. In'their, class- iOjjnj,'CT/.*iJu.cT«-i *.**#,».i*a,,i,'«»*,«. wuyvw-'* Oy I veals , room — a little turtle 'which the Mr, and Mrs. PauTLovett- Janison. souls of three' passers-by: a" scis- Propertysquad , ofmembers the. After tte Watertown meet- children have named ""Spotty. Historical" the play presents in vivid Societyform" sors grinder, a gentlman , and .a School • Activities ing, the members enjoyed them-: 'The turtle was . brought in by the thoughts and actions, of a man scrub woman. selves by playing .a game of char- Sabra Slocum. about, to die for murder in, con- The Gammas will, put on, A.A. Watertown High School ades with 'book, titles, and re- , Veronica Kilrouac, of Mrs. Ro-trast to those of his fellow in- Milne's comedy. The Man In, 'the A successful dance was held in, freshments were served, bitailte's room, held a party De- mates. Bowler .'Hat, 'Which concerns itself the high school gym on Friday watertownhistoricalsociety.orgGirls' In train urala cember 2. invited guests were The Beta production, 'Three with, a, middle-aged, couple and might, November 30, for the bene- Thirty-live girls attended, the Karen; Beveridge, Carol Baldoni, Pills in a Bottle, by Rachel Field, their fantastic but humorous ad- fit of the Athletic Association. Intramural Basketball practice Marshall and. Terry Meed, Cindy is a fantasy mixed with 'both, hu- ventures in their own dreamland. Music for dancing was provided session in the gym on Tuesday, and Howard Hull, Dorothy Kosha mor and tragedy. Directed by Mr.Directed by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar by the Diplomats. The members November .27. On Tuesday, De- and Boyd 'Tracy. The event, Robert Adams, it features, Dan Sanford, it stars, John McNiff of of the Diplomats are: Patti, cember .4, the .girls elected cap- marked Veronica's birthday.., Watertown, and John, Gillespie. Knight, Ted Tietz, Paul, Rodia. tains for the different basketball Senecal as a little boy who re- .Ronald Woodcock, Bob Collins, teams and organized their teams Judson School Charles Collier, Lynn, Woodcock, for the competitive Intramural Connie Cipillone, of Miss Bliss's Joe Abromalis, John Orsini, Curtis Basketball games on Tuesday aft- second grade, brought a doll to Atwood, and, Danny Zibelto. En- ernoons. school that, had been, sent to her tertainment was provided by the Attends N.Y.U. Conference by her aunt, all the way from, following soloists: Joyce Filippone, Mr. Ed, Mo'berg, teacher of Germany. A new .student in, the .Lois Sehafer, Danny Zlbello, and Chemistry and Physics, of the class is Diane Goldberg, formerly Charles Collier'. The Majorettes, Science Department at Watertown of the Maloney School, . Water- the cheerleaders and the Athletic High, School attended a confer- bury. Nicky Breston reports that 'Team, also contributed to the ence meeting at. New York Uni- he is getting a, cannon, this week Dance Program by twirling, cheer- versity on Saturday, Dece.ni.bci" .1. that he will use to celebrate the Ing and performing. Mr. Moberg, invited as a .guest, Fourth of July. .Debate on U.N. participated. In the program of Several of the children in Mrs. The Debating Club is planning discussing, choosing and planning Farrell's 6th grade helped to deco- for a debate meeting at. the home useful-films for teachers of science, rate their classroom .in the new of Beth Aldus on, December 5. Judson. School before the class " The first debate will be on the 'Falls Avenue School moved into the new school. question: ""Should the U.N. force Pupils at the Falls Avenue Russia to hold, free elections in School, are delighted with, some Baldwin School Hungary?" Debating the issue recent additions to the School In observance of National Book ©f the pro or positive side will 'be: family. A hen,'which was'brought Week, each child, in .Mrs. .Bridges" Kazimer Gaizutis, .Richard 'Van. in recently, and dubbed "Mrs. Egg- second grade brought • in his fa- Riper, and Beth Akins. On the layer"' by the. pupils, stole away vorite 'book. The volumes were controversial side will be: Peter to make a, nest and hatched out displayed, on the room's library Laue, Judy McKee, and Elinore three fuzzy baby chicks. The table so that each child, could Gustafson. Marcia Ross will "be three young birds, ""Picky, Pecky browse. 'The children told the the moderator of the first debate. and. Pepper." are the pride of the class why the particular books, The issue of the second debate school now, and) probably the were their favorites. Kevin Gal- will be: "'Should 'the U. N. have most over-fed chickens • in captiv- lagher celebrated, his seventh permanent, armed forces to estab- ity, according to reports. birthday over the Thanksgiving lish and maintain peace in, weekend. Daryl Laneville also is Egypt?'"" On the affirmative' side seven, this month. will, be: Roger Carlson, Robert Swift: Junior High Barnes, Stephen, "Whitmen, and On • November 30, the Taft Henry Allen, of Mrs.. Reiss's Frederick Davidson. On the nega- School Dance Band entertained room,, celebrated his birthday on tive side will be: Helga Svend.sen, the Swift Junior High School stu- November 28 with, a, party in, Rosanne Belz, and Margaret, Mc- dent, body at an assembly pro- school. Laura, Douglas is moving Cast: your ballot for snug good looks and Kee. The moderator of the second gram. to West, Collirgwood, N. J. sturdy wear , . ,., for a! I-weather protection debate will, be Peter Laue. Selections offered. Included: and handsome! savings. They're all yours ""Disc Jockey Jump," "String Of in our winter-wise selection of waterproof Library Club Pearls," ""Opus In Pastels," "La Offer 1-Act Hoys boots. Margaret McGloley reports that Golondrina," "•Harlem, Nocturne" Each "of the three intramural .Robin, Hood, style winter boot, fleece the Library Club held, a meeting featuring an, alto saxopho.ie solo clubs of the Taft School, will pre- lined.,, with, bouncy rubber crepe soles, in the school library on, Wednes- by Steven, Dane, "Things Ain't sent, their annual one-act-play in high vamp. day evening. The members de- What. They Used To Be," andthe Bingham Auditorium at Taft Above-t.he-a.nkle 'rain 'boot with snug* cided which 'books they would buy "Royal Garden Blues." Also fea- Saturday night, December 8. 'These fleece cuff;' easy to get into zip-up style. with the $15.00' they acquired from tured, as a soloist was • trombone clubs, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, com- their cupcake sale. Barbara player Kim Bartlett. pete throughout, each term in vari- Woodward was, given the assign- ous sports, and. other extra-curri- ment of look log for suitable award South School cular activities. All work, includ- pins for rewarding the library Mrs,,. Salvatore's third graders ing the sets and, lighting, is done KOLINS' by students selected from the clubs, except the .directing, which is done by experienced members, of the faculty. The winning play, deter-' SHOE STORE mined by. three faculty members, gains extra, points for its club. 695 Main St. « WATERTOWN — Tel. OR 4-2468 The Alphas will, present John Wexley's The Last Mile, in, which Store Open Friday Night Until 9 BUI Weeks takes" the lead as a i YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED-• 50-week plans and •., to slop 'in at four convenience,, and see the new- building which receive $25.00 now houses our business . . . • a structure which we hope Will add 50.00 to the modern thought in Watertown's business-world. 100 00 150 00 - This 'forward step has been made possible by you good people 1 250 00 in 'four acceptance of oar presentation of GUARANTEED USED 50000 CAMS', a creed which we wilt continue' to pursue during; our tenure in business. Have EXTRA CASH Ted Traub's Auto Sales, since its opening here' several years ago, 'has been able,' to not onfy do volume business, but' also to make for your Christmas budget friends, a combination: which goes hand in hand with real progress. Holiday shopping Is even more-fun Our new, large building wilt enable usto' offe r additional ser- when, you can pile up gift packages vice facilities for our cars and new and comfortable 'Office space, without, piling up bills and worries,.. plus plenty of off-street parking right' at our door. Start saving a, convenient amount regularly for a carefree, expense-free holiday next year. Won't you stop in when 'you get a chance, and tett us 'how you like our new 'face — and 'give us a chance to say "Thanks11to' you , Colonial, 'Trust has a Christmas Club plan too!!!* to fit,ever y purse and, every purpose. Join today and save ahead, this easy way. p. S.—You wiH also have a chance to see some wonderful GUARANTEED USED CAMS — at' some 'wonderful low prices!! The Colonial Your Community fiank Ted Traub Auto Sales MEMBER FEDERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 371 MAIN ST. WATERTOWN SEVEN OFFICE'S • CONVENIENTLY LOCATED UN: Td. €1 4-2318 WATERBURY • WATERTOWN • WOODBURY - TMOMASTON TED" TRAUB, Prop. votions. ..The, 'took,. "Christmas High Mass at. 8] a.m.. for Mrs. Mar-. TOW N .. T'l M E,S. ,..(iWATE rfTX> .) ,-) 95(8. —? Church Notes --i=- - ArouDff .the'Wofld," by/Dr.' Mar;-" garet' fcj-renjer, " requested1 by. Mr.: ?r MethodisPropertyt Church cus'" Bachof, ' will the' "be reviewe Watertownd " by Henry Grehier. Evening Masse Historicals at asked, to bring a 25c gift foSocietyr the portation are asJced , to call Mrs. Thursday—Junior Youth Fellow- Mrs. Harris Scott. There will, be 5, 6, and 7 p.m.. Christmas Sale grab-bag. Persons needing trans- Albert Rodgers. Ship meets at 6:30' p.m. Junior an election of officers. Boy Scouts 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 7:15 p.m. Seni- meet at 7 p.m., Joseph LeClair Sunday — Holy Mass at 6, 7, or Choir rehearsal at 8:15 p.m. in charge. 8, 9, 10 and 1,1 a.m. Friday. — Final Report, by thewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgFriday — The Three M Club- Canvassers at 8:30 p.m. -Open will have -a supper and Christmas l I I A W DELICATESSEN House at the new Parish House- party Friday December 14, with Christmas Workers Need! I L L U If A N D B A K E R Y from. 6:30 to'9:30 p.m.. Final fig- the men providing the supper and W ures will 'be .given, out at 9 p.m: program,. Social Securrty Number 1.2 WILLOW STREET, WATERBURY in. the parlor of the new parish December is the busy month in 'OPEN SUNDAY 7 to 12 and 5 to 8 house. Refreshments will be ser-1 St. Mary Magdalen, retail, stores and a lot of tempo- ved. Plan, to come and see our new Religeous Instructions as usual, rary employees are- needed. These property. all week, long. employees should be sure they BARBEQUED Sunday — Church School at Tursday — Requiem High Mass have their social, security account 'The Largest 9:45 a.:m. Worship at 11 a.m. with for Mrs. Jennie Rubbo at. T~ a.m., numbers when they go to work. Barbeque $1.98 Rev. Francis Carlson A coffee hour requested by Dept. 47 of the Oak-- Applications for these cards, are In Watertniry to welcome the new members' of ville Pin Co. Confessions in pre- available at your social security CHICKENS 1 the Church .will follow the service. paration for the First Friday of office and, at your post office. Nursery during the church service. December 4 to ,5:30 and 7 to 8-.30 These applications should be com- MYF meets at 6 p.m. p.m. Christmas Sale 6 to 9 p.m. pletely filled out after careful Monday — Commission on Mem- Friday — First Friday of De- reading of the instructions on the A Full Line 1 m ported bership and Evangelism, meets at cember. Holy- Communion at 6, back of the application. The So- SAUERKRAUT of All Kinds Swiss Cheese 7:30' p.m.. 6:30 and 6:55 a.m.. Holy Mass at cial, Security Administration Pickles and Olives of All Kinds Tuesday — Official. Board meets 7 and, 7:30 a.m.. Second Anniver- cannot give you credit for wages 1M PASS ' at 8 p.m. ary Requiem High M'ass at. 7:30'without your number. If you, a.m.. for Mrs. Carmella Bellucci plan to work, during the Christmas All Saints Church requested by Mr. and Mrs. Rocco shopping season start getting your • ORIGINAL LIMBURGER • KNACKWURST Sunday — Holy Eucharist at 8 Donofrio. Confessions in, prepara- social security number right, away. • BAUERWURST • BOCKWURST • TEEWURST a.m.. Morning Prayer and Church tion, for Holy Day 4 to 5:30 and, 7 School at 10' a.m. Young People's to 8:30 p.m. Christmas Sale 6 to • BLUTWURST • THUER1NGERS Fellowship meets, at 7 p.m.* . 9 p.m.. Friendship Guild Meets • BRAUNSCHWE1GER MCTWURST Saturday — Feast Of The Im- The Friendship Guild of the Christ Church maculate Conception. A Holy Day First Congregational Church will ORDER YOUR TURKEYS AND PIES HERE 'Thursday — Women's Auxiliary of Obligation. - Masses at 5:4-5, 7, hold a Christmas Party at the 'Luncheon Meeting with Holy Com- 8, 9, 10 and 1,1 a.m., and 12:05 Curtis H-ouse at 7 p.m.. on Tues- FOR CHRfSTMAS — WE' CATER. TO PARTIES munion at 11:45 a.m,.. Luncheon noon. Fourth Anniversary Requiem day December 11. Members are at 1:2:30 p.m.. Guest, speaker will be Mrs. Charles Arnold, Diocesan Chairman of Christian Social Re- lations. Chairman of the event' is Mrs. Wads worth Doster. Bach member of the Auxiliary is asked to bring to the meeting a gift for the Southbury -Training School. • F ii rst C o n g r e g at i o n a III Sunday — Second. Sunday of Advent. -Church School, at 9:30 a.m. Morning 'Worship Service at 1.1 a.m. Junior-Hi Fellowship meets in 'the Church House at 4 p.m. The Fellowship Chorus will rehearse at 4:4.5 p.m. The Pilgrim Fellow- ship will meet at the Church at 6 p.m. to attend the Taft School. Choral Christmas Service. Monday — Brownies and Girl Scouts meet at 3:30' p.m., Tuesday — Friendship Guild Christmas Party at the Curtis House at 7 p.m. Members are asked to bring a 25c gift for a. grab-bag. Wednesday — Junior Choir re- It's a Whiz at Everything hearsal at the Church House at 3:30 p.m. Boy Scout troop 4 meets at 7" p.m. - St. John's Church a car should do Thursday — Confessions, from, 4 to 6 p.m. and, from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday — First Friday of De- cember. Masses at 6 and 7 a.m. Devotions in honor of the Sacred, TT turns out that the 1957 Buiclc is far more Because under you is a 'tnassive wide-frame Heart at' 7:30' p.m.. Confessions from 5 to 6 p.m. and following X than, just a brand-new automobile. new chassis thai "nests" the whole car inches Devotions to 9 p.m. closer to the road with the lowest center of -Saturday — Feast of the Im- It 'turns out that this new "57 Biiick is winning maculate Conception of the Blessed gravity in Buick history—yet. with >no changm Virgin Mary. A Holy Day of Obli- the raves 'with a new kind of going and a new gation. M'asses at 5:30; 7 ,,, 8, and in road clearance. 9 a.m , and. at 7:30' p.m. Mass in Idnd of stopping;—a new kind of handling and And when, you, sit in, the deep comfort of 'those Bethlehem at 9 a.m. Confessions a new kind, of road sureness—a new kind of from, 4 to 6 p.m. and after, even- soft wide seats," ya'U can drive with the Ing 'Mass to- 9 p.m. safety and a new kind of comfort. Sunday — Communion Sunday pleasant ease of a, clear' conscience, without, for the parish Holy Name Society. watching; the speedometer , 'The Society will receive Holy 'Well be specific. Communion in a body at the 8 Because only in Buick today can you have an a.m. Mass. Masses at. 7, 8, 9, 10 When you, press the pedal of a new '57 Buick, and, 11 a.m. In Bethlehem at 9 ingenious new Safety-Minder* that ads as a and 11 a.m. the .response is literally instant. .. Monday — 'The C.Y.O. will, meet warning sentinel for the m&es-per-hour you at 7 p.m. i'n the School. Hall for Religious Instruction. Because the high-torque power of a new 364- preset for yourself. Wednesday — 'The General cubic-inch V8 engine is delivered In the split Solicitation, Committee of the There axe many other new things that make Building Fund Drive will meet of a second through a new futt~mngje Variable at 7:30 p.m. this .gorgeous Buick a. car of limitless wonders Pitch Dynaflow* that's immediate in its oil- —from, 'the bigger and more rakish windshield Christian Scientist smooth action* Sunday: services 10:4,5 a.m. and that makes seeing more relieving, to the extra 7:30' p.m. Sunday school and nursery, 10:45 a,jn, When you brake to a stop, you .and the car' roominess that's so surprising in. this' beauty Wednesday, meeting and testi- monies of Christian Science heal- -stay on, a level, plane .... with 'the sports-car lowness* ing, 8 p.m. "God The Only Cause But there's nothing like a firsthand sampling- and Creator"" will be the subject Because an ingenious new h&M-joint suspen- of the lesson sermon for Sunday. to know how modern 'the newest thing' on- sion in every *ST Buick virtually ends the wheels really is. Come in, today for your U n ion Congregational doum-in-front dip. that mm hove .on sudden Saturday — Junior Choir re- meeting with, the newest Biiick yet. hearsal at 9:30 a.m..,, with Miss -atop*. Elizabeth, MacDonald directing. *New Advanced Variable Pitch Dt/naftam h tht oaig. Dyrw- Sunday — Church School at When you, take a,- turn, or swing, into an "S" 9:30 a.m. for all departments. Sec- •fiow Buick builds today. It is standard on Roadmattcr, ond Sunday in Advent. Worship curve, you still hug the road like a streamliner Super and Century — optional at modett extra coat on thm at 10:45 a.m., with sermon "The Special. Safety-Minder standard an Bmdmmutet, optional Voice of God. Through "The Pro- on rails— other Smrim. phets: Micah, Prophet; of' 'Mercy and. Humility," by Mr. Locke. Junior Message by David Chance. Nursery in the parsonage during the worship. Senior Pilgrim. 'Fel- lowship meets at 6:30' pun. at the Newest Buick Ifet Church. David 'Chance is in charge. • 'WMM UTTER AU7WHOB1U5 All WILT BUCK Will BUMD TMfM - Tuesday — Senior Choir re- hearses at 7 p.m., .with' Sumner Libbey directing. The Doer's Club meets at 8 p.m. at the church' to pack Christmas Baskets, for shut- ins. - . COLONIAL BUICK/ INC. Wednesday — The Women's j Missionary Society meets • at the home of- .Mrs: David Roger,, Ball, 398 'WEST MAIN! STREET WATBUKY, CONN. Farm Road, at 3 p.m, Mrs. Wil- liam Boxowy will lead' the de- PAGE 8 — PropertyTOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN of, CONN.) the, NOV. 29 ,Watertown 1956 Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org \ 4 GEORGE WATERTOWN WOODBURY STARTS TODAY BIHOS EYE PINE CONE TOMATOES 8 CANS WAX PAPER 5 ROLLS KOU NTY KtST TURKEY PEAS 7 NO. 303 CANS CHICKEN DOLE'S SLICED UO. 2 CANS POT PIES PINEAPPLE P. ©. A. MANDARIN 11 OZ. < CANS. ORANGES 6 IV©.. A. COT Birds Eye Asparagus Spears 2 for $1.00 GREEN NO. 3O3 CANS Birds Eye Cut Green Beans . 6for $1.0 0 BEANS 5 CORINA Birds Eye Small Limas 4 pkgs.for $1.0 0 TOMATO Birds Eye Fordhook Limas 4 pigs, for $1.00 PUREE 4 NO. 2 1 -2 CANS Birds Eye Broccoli . 4 pkgs.for $1.00 P. G. A... FANCY BIRDS EYE Clflfl FRENCH GREEN BEANS 6 «•-T° SAUCE 6 NO'. 303 CAINS Birds Eye Chopped Broccoli ... 5 pkgs. for $1.00 P. G. A. 'VACUUM PAK Birds Eye Cauliflower 4 pkgs. for $1.00 CORN 7 CANS '"i Birds Eye Mixed Vegetables .. 5 pkgs. for $1.00 P. G. A. CREAM STYLE Birds Eye Chopped Spinach ... 6 pkgs. for $1.00 ill IDS' EYE < &M CORN 7 CAINS GREEN PEAS 6 •*- *1 P. G. A. WHOLE KERNEl Birds Eye Spinach 6 pkgs. for $1.00 CANS Birds Eye Succotash ...... 5 pkgs. for' $1.00 CORN Birds Eye French Fried Potatoes 6 pkgs.for $1.0 0 LA; REGINA ITALIAN BIROS EYE ' ' " ' drift CUT CORN 6"-$101° TOMATOES 3 LARGE. CANS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT BOTH STORES.. GEORGE'S MARKETS, Inc. Mam Sfreet, Woodbury OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ' t Open Sot. Nights UntiJ 6:30 .'* ,-4 Property of the Watertown Historical—9S61 '68*AON 'C'NNOSocietyO 'NM0XU3J.VM) S3WIX NMOX watertownhistoricalsociety.org DON'T MISS THIS TREMENDOUS 10-DAY SALE I I I I OF SUPER FOOD VALUES'! II TOP QUALITY ^DOLLAR MEATS FANUE1L HALL BACON ARMOUR'S $100 P. G. A. BAG SAUSAGE LBS. PINEAPPLE 3 1 JUICE - 4 46 OZ. CANS BLADE $J00 P. G. A." PORK CHOPS 2 SLICED EVAPORATED CANS MILK 8 LBS. $100 P. G. A. • BEEF LIVER 3 ARMOUR'S STAR PEACHES NO, 2 1 -2 CANS 00 $100 3 HOT DOGS LBS. M SAM BEN I TO $ ARMOUR'S STAR ,4 i TOMATO PASTE 12 CANS BROILERS EACH $100 P. G. A. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS Ib. 65c NO. 2 1 -2 CANS HORMELS MIDGET LINK SAUSAGE .. Ib. 69c PORK-BEANS 5 CHOICE 6th. 7th rib — RIB ROAST .... Ib. 55c ROYAL CHOICE LAMB LEGS pound 63c GELATIN PKGS. FANCY TABLE-DRESSED FOWL Ib. 43c 16 $ SMOKED PICNICS — lean Ib. 39c P. G. A. Homogenized POLISH BOLOGNA pound 59c PEANUT 12 OZ, JARS s CANADIAN CHEESE pound 89c BUTTER 3 JUMBO FRYERS each $1.29 P. G. A. Homogenized CENTER CUT HAM SLICES pound 93c PEANUT BUTTER 2 20 OZ. JARS P. G. A. TOP QUALITY LProauce r^ QJruits _ MARGARINE 4 LBS. 00 B & M OVEN FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES -, 39° BAKED BEANS POTS 4 BANANAS Ib. 16c PETER PAUL1' $ MOUND PKGS. 00 POTATOES 50*. bag $1.29 MINIATURES 4 PETER'" PAUL RED GRAPES Ib. 19c ALMOND JOY PKGS, s CARROTS 2 pkgs. 25c MINIATURES 3 MaclNTOSH APPLES bag 49c .STOCK UP MOW WITH THESE GREAT SAVINGS!! GEORGE'S MARKETS. Inc. Main Street, Wafertown OPEN THURSw - FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL 9 •OI"CL'OC.;IC Open Sat. Nights Until 6:30 id' — '"tOw-M TIMES''tWATEfcTOWN; coiwi.-j/ttee. tf,vii'5fi and historical'spots, threw coins must feel wonderfully soft to the Roy P. and Prisciila, L. Gilley, 1 i rp , feel ,of tbe natives. Dust sold iftOd, .and,. improvements at Property".Piazz a ofand he r thetwo chll4r*n Watertown"tr.a "- spaghetti//ettucJni' and'ravioli inHistoricalrsomewhat of a problem in thiSocietys the corner of Cherry Avenue and Glimpses of Africa veled to Africa by plane and the picturesque restaurants,. We vis- cool WE G J V E. T O P V A L. U E 8- T A Hi f» 8 Lay-A way WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE . 'Ill a S n S t ir • • t > W at *r t o w • • 12 W. MAM STREET, WATEtfUlY Op-en Mondays — Op-en Friday Nightti Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyCQJSIN-ji• P'EC..» 6,, 1956 . —.PAGE 11 watertownhistoricalsociety.org At Your Friendly FUL-VALU HEAVY STEER BEEF, BONELESS. "' JUICY, TENDER. BOTTOM Round Roasts LB. 59 -Boneless Tender Tap R Oil lid RodSt U>. 75'- •««• nm YOUNG, TENDER, 7 111 CUT Pork Loins - - Heavy Steer, 5th, 6th. 7th ribs— Lean 4 to 6-lb. avg. <•<•!•• > RIB ROASTS Lb. 55 PORK BUTTS - 45' Ready To Cook, 2V2 to 3 V2-!b. avg. Fresh Ground, Lean MA CHICKENS 37 CHOPPED BEEF 2-/9 Short Shank. 'Fresh or Smoked Tasty, Skinless PICNICS Lb. 33 FRANKFURTS 2 - 85 FRUITS - PRODUCE GROCERY DOLLAR SAVERS Juicy, Honda, Large 216 Size +% M BEDFORD *>A- r PURE'GRAPE JELLY 2— 10-oz jars ill SWA N SDOW N iflfl^ ORANGES - *«• 29 CAKE MIXES—4 Varieties 3 pkgs. OVC Large, Golden Ripe 4Ac PACKER'S LABEL BANANAS 2lbs.Z7 STANDARD. SWEET 'PEAS ; 2— 16-oz. cans CONTE Double Bunch — Crisp, Pascal O^C -MIX—Complete 2 pkgs. 45C C E L E R Y cello pkg. / J G LOR I ETTA Chunky, Golden ' life PEACHES—Halves or Sliced 30-oz. can PACKER'S LABEL SWEET POTATOES.3lbs./5 PROCESSED DILL PICKLES quart far 25c Fancy, Yellow 'PACKER'S LABEL ONIONS 3 lbs. KOSHER 'DILL SPEARS quart jar 25c BROOK-MAID FROZEN FOODS STRAWBERRY JAM 12-oz. i'ar 29c DEL MONTE 9Aj» Snow Crop - . . CATSUP 2— 14-oz. btls. Sit BROCCOLI SPEARS 3 SILVER FLOSS Snow Crop SAUERKRAUT 4 16-oz. cans 10-oz. CHASE & SANBORN PKG8. INSTANT COFFEE—25c Off Deed 6-oz. gar $1.19 Morton * GOOD CUP Chicken, Turkey & Beef PIES. 2 49- COFFEE—DelightfuHy Mellow b 87c Minute Maid AROMA • " AC 6-OZ. LEMONADE 2 PKGS. COFFEE—Rich and Robust' Ib, YI)C 31' FUL-MAR COFFB—Kw FUH Flavor ib. 99c D ELI C I O U S F I SH ! ! FUL-MAR fNSTANT COFFEE—15c Off1 Reg. Price 6~oz, tar Fancy. Boneless SWOREHRSH STEAKS Ib. 69c $1.14 Large, Flaky HADDOCK RLLETS lb. 35c PET'S PRIDE DOG FOOD 3 ca ns Red - Ocean PERCH RLLETS lb. 3.5c OPENfNG WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12th!! TOP REDEMP- TION CENTER AT 22 SAYINGS STREET. PACE 12 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN-, CONN,). DEC. 6, 1956 Propertyland oofn Longvie thew Avenu e Watertownto 'Jo- Historical Society seph Scott of Woodbury- Realty Transactions Sam Lapiana of Waterbury sold — T HOMASTQN F U R N 1T U RE COMPAN Y — Werenko sold a lot on. land on. Circuit Avenue to Harvey Charles Street to Henry and Mar- and Edna M, Sirois. tha M. Dauphinais. Dilip.K. and Janina Banerjee The Watertown Developmentwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgsold land and Improvements, on Company, Edward H. Coon, Jr., Town Line Highway to Edwin C. President, sold land and Improve- and Grace W. Upson. ments on Guemseytown Road to Maude S. Burfee sold land on Welly and Flora, Mailhot. Merrimac Street to Ernest and John Russin sold two acres, more Shirley Eggleston of Waterbury. or less, 'with house and barn, on Peter J,, and- Mary Alice Fran- Morthfield. Road to Harold N. and zese sold land and improvements Yvonne G. Burgess. on Falls Avenue to Julien J. and George L. Miller sold land and Rita Charette, of Waterbury. Improvements on Ball Farm, Road, Robert, N. and Ellen, I. Davie to Charles R. "and Susan B. Hast- sold land and improvements on ings, of Meriden. Longview Avenue to 'Charles H. Robert Sharon of Lakeside sold and Eleanor N. Edmond. 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We carry famiu» make Firth Carpets and Rugs at tremendous savings. Over 2QO, samples "to1 choose from: — Stop in TOI>AV- for EXTRA Savings. Visit-Our Juvenile Department- — Everything-For The-Baby* Large'Variety of SHEETS'-— PILLOW CASE'S'— BLANKETS E L ECT R1C B LA N K ETS THOMASTON BEAUTIFUL. 3-4N-1 'ROCKER rnrirE ca. Choice of' Fabric Main. St*, -—. Frank Flammia^ Prop,. — Thomosloii STRAITS TURNPIKE — MIDMJBMffiY reg. 969.95 Now $49.95 No. Parking frofefams. No High Pressure^ — Shop, U*i»ureiy ami Bo Sure of Quality and Great Savings~. chapter1 of Muscular Dystrophy TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.),, DEC, 6, 1195-6 — PAGE 13 $650 IsProperty Collected Association ofs ofthe America . WatertownMr. Historical Society Snyder said that funds collected In M.D. Fund Drive by the "Juvenile Decents" will, enable the local chapter1 to' con- By High Schoolers tinue its assistance to - victims in, Big, values all through our store. thiwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgs locality - mostly children .A total* of more than $650 in and will, • help scientists associated contributions to the current 'ap- with MD'AA to> continue promis- peal for • fun* to help combat RouHO-up ing research into' a cure a n d, Muscular Dystrophy was, 'Collected treatment for the disease. by Watertown High School "Juve- Among1 studente who took part nile Decents" in a March for in- the -March- for Muscular Dys- Muscular Dystrophy conducted in, trophy were: Helen Thomas Betty Watertown proper o n 'Tuesday Thomas, • Pamela Qsborn, Ruth and, Wednesday evenings, it was A n n, Howard, Marjorie Marti, announced folowing a final count Roger 'Carlson. John Navicfcas, of donations. Robert- Barnes, Sheila. Murphy, ' Assistant Principal • Robert' B. Robert Alexander,, John Hebert, •Cook, who supervised the Water- Theodore Tietz -Ronald Woodcock, town Young people in, their .second Edith -Barton, -Mary Jude Smith 9,2 Main Street — annual campaign on 'behalf o: Floyd Cartoon, William Qulgley muscular dystrophy victims, said and Linda Krantz., that 55 students participated in, Also. Frederick Davidson. "Wil- 1 the collection and raised a 'total liam. - Glower, -Richard Lockwood, Bel Monte APRICOT HALVES 2 /2can35c of $654.80 in support of the na- Bruce Innes, Joel McCleary, Ber- tional campaign. nard Lukosevmge, Michael Basta, -Cook .said that the "Juvenile .Eleanor Paskevicz, ••Wendell,-Kopp, Bel Monte PEACHES-Hdves or Slices *2'/2can33c Decents" undertook the 1 o c a Robert Liakos, Gloria Collins, campaign, in. continuation of a Susan NevenhiUBkii Barbara Traf- # 1 similar effort conducted last-year ford, Patti, Knight, John Rowli- MMonteffiARS-Sliced 2 Acan39c by Watertown .High School stu- son, Howard • Isalxe, • Michael Ver- dents who. were eager to demon- novai, Paul Staver and Joseph strate a sense of civic responsi- Abromaitis. Monte ASPARAGUS-Early Garden 30(rs ..35c bility. He -praised the young Also, Joanne Peek, Jeanne Mug- •people for their efforts, in, the 1957 geri, .Alice Terrill, Dennis Caffrey, campaign, as 'did LJuc'ius "W. Sny-William . LatTamme, Anthony Monte PEAS - 303 can 2 cans 35c der, Jr.. president -of the Litch- Newbury, Nicholas Nardoia, -Eton- field County - Waterbury Area aid Gross©', ' William, Kelleher, Brian, Butterly, "Nancy 'Butter- field,'Robert'George, Martin, Gar- Spring Farm MILK — reg. tins 6 for . 79c rison,. Marjorie McGinley, Barbara Woodward, Eleanor Gustaafson, Hostess COFFEE-Rich and Ravorful Ib.bag . 99c HOLIDAY Paul, Rodia and Emily Kastner. Kg Cup COFFE- Full-bodied Ib.bag 87c Taft Hockey Team Hostess TEA BAGS-100 count 95c 48 count 45c Starts Dec. 15 StaflerFadaHlSSUES 2toxes.39c The ..Taft.. School hockey team, will open its; 1956-1957 season, on BuraWe Bee CHINOOK SALMON - V/s can... 55c Dec. 15, when it encounters 'the Princeton Frosh at Taft's Hay's banish-'Sprafts 31c Rink. Four1 .days later the -squad Blue Boy TOMATO JWCE 46-oz.can29c will venture to Princeton N. J. to' Norwegian 'Peeled compete in 'the Lawrenceville In- vitation Tournament, an event in — *303can 2 for.. 29c Baby 'Shrimps 49c which it emerged victor in "54' and runner-up in, "53 and, "55. The Big No r wegla n -Shrimp Red .sextet is .seeking1 its fifth con- Minute Moid -Puree 3Sc secutive 'Unbeaten, season in 'the Sweet and Juicy Florida Housatonic Valley Hockey League LEMON JUICE p and Canaud this 'winter and a, continuation, 'of ORANGES .... doL Sa rd in e s ... 25c a 22-game 'winning streak in. .2—6-oz. cans 33 League competition. Ocean Spray Dutch Smoked - In 1953 Taft copped the HVHL 1 U. S. No. '1 Yellow championship for the first time, CRANBERRY 'Mussels 45c, defeating Berkshire, Hotchkiss, 'Westminister, 'South Kent, and franm ... 19 ONIONS 3 lbs. 10 Trench "SnaSfs .$1,39 Gunnery. In these six: league games Chicken-of-the-Sea the Big Red offense accounted, for Chunky, Golden Sweet '"Norwegian PIsli 'Balls'59c thirty goals,, while its tight de- TUNA PIES served hot with lobster sauce fense allowed only three. Taft's —a ••meal * in Kself. overall record — one of the best ea. 25 POTATOES. 3 lbs. in the school's history was four- Secrbrook French Fried '-Cream of 'Lobster Soup; teen wins, two losses, and one.. Native Cooking slightly thickened In tie. 'The two setbacks came at POTATOES the hands of the Yale Frosh and your lobster sauce 45c • the North wood School. 2 pkgs. 35 APPLES.... 3 lbs.39 "Finnan Haddie 59c The following year, 1954, proved Dote —try it instead of bacon with to be another1 banner league year Large Size your morning eggs. for Taft. While taking1 the title PINEAPPLE •iM'inced Claims 4tc undefeated and untied for the LEMONS second, time, the Big Red .netted Cnunfcs—Froxen fin 23 —for spaghetti sauces. a total of 31, 'points and was scored 'Codfish. Cakes 35c against only twice. That, season, Taft made a shambles of the for their own sweet selves. league, routing Gunnery and Kent PORK LOINS - Rib Portion for Roasting Ib. 25c 2-lb. Danish Ham $'2.79 by scores of 9-0 and .9-1 respec- tively, and tallying five times '2,-l'b. Danish Ha mi coo Ic- against Hotchkiss and South Kent. LAMB FORES-An economical meal lb.29c 1955 saw the Taft Icemen set ed' in Madeira ,, $3.89' a new record for the number of goals scored in the league, with RIB ROASTS—5tti 6th, 7th ribs Ib. 55c •Danish Cocktail the scoring combination of Dave r "Fta n kfu rte rs "..... 55c Vietze and Tom, Goodale, who went on to captain the Yale Fresh- .Strasbourg men, providing a good part of CHOPPED BEEF - Ib. 37c - 2 lbs. 69c 3 lbs. $1.00 Pate de Pole 35c the squad's 36 league goals. High- lighting the 1955 season, in the -Patty Shells ..." ,. 59e HVHL were a 7-2 triumph over HEN TURKEYS - Ready-to-Cook Ib. 49c Hotchkiss and an 11-3 trouncing .Ufflit Biscuits 59e of previously unbeaten Kent. Educator = Keebier Town House = N. B. C. Chocolate Norwegian flat-* • Again, in 1,956, Taft continued, a well-established tradition of roll- bread 45e ing over 'the rest of 'the league, CHEESET0AST1ESI CRACKERS I GRAHAMS although competition proved, much -Fava Nuts ... 59c keener. The. Big1 Red, skaters en- countered stiff opposition at the f-oz. pi§.... Ifltii I. . 35cf Reg.fig.... lit "-Pepitas 49c hands of Hotchkiss and, Berkshire, •but managed to edge them out by scores of l-# arid' 2-1 •respectively. Please Place Your Christmas 'Holiday Turkeys and other A 5-1-defest'Jof-Kent was particu- larly satisfying since the Taft ——Open every day ".and!; squad '-spoiled. a. ..previously unde- pouHry orders NOW. We will have our .usual! 'top aual- feated record. every night until It. is interesting-to note that in ity U. S. GovH graded "A" Turkeys at Low, Low Prices, 8 o'clock ...... non-league competition .Taft has - in eluding Su tidays. managed --to defeat • every college and Prep 'school, "team, on -the OPEN THURSDAY - FRIDAY NIGHTS schedule at least- once in .the past four years. In fact, the only1 squad, 6 lUMil the. Big' Red six has failed, to overcome is BuffQlviHe H. S.,,, R. I. state champs. The teams chances for another vanSand successful season, this year seem, Very good as it will be aided by a force of eight returning letter- men, including def ensemen — cap- IMKKWIK ..,"„ cJ-ttc. • • lain Roger Hartley, .goalie Hurt ippa, and, the entire third, line of last year. •Main St. Woodbury FR£E OFF-STREET PARKING 'AT REAR OF STORE WOOOBU RY CO' • 3-3149 •, Leonard and Stella Sirois, Had- ley St received permission to 9,2 MAIN 5TREET THOMASTON install,-a, furnace «t-a-'cost of-.$800.- PAGE- 14 — TOWN TIMES (WATER-TOWN, CONN.), DEC. 6, 1956 and noted that "By contributing; bag festivities, which will be held, Property of the Watertownto' the Red Cross Emergency .cam Historical- Supper Is Planned Societyduring 'the evening. State Plans 1 fic should not be restricted from paign each of vs• individually can, C. James Caffrey, President, ', Route 6 through Watertown. It express our sympathy and admira- will, preside at 'the .regular business (Continued from. Page 1) is -done in other places, and other For Next Meeting Commissioner Hill stated in part. 1 tion for the brave Hungarian meeting. states and It should, be done here . people." Mrs. Palmer is being assisted In his letter: "You, may rest, as- "I can agree with what, has 'been, Of School Ass'n sured that our concern, in. Water- •In. Hungary, the International wit1 h 'the' supper arrangements by saiwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgd about truck traffic through Red, Cross 'Committee, a neutral the , following committee: Mrs. Ed- town is to ease the congestion' pro- Watertown as I see it almost -every' A covered-dish supper will be the blem on the north-south route body of Swiss citizens,, -through an feature of the December meeting ward Hogan, Mrs. William Matu- day and • certainly 'the speed of agrement 'with 'the Hungarian Gov- lawicz, Mrs. Edward Bennett, Mrs. Conn. 63 through the shopping the trucks travelling east down of the St. John's School Associ- and business district. We are .more ernment, has assumed control of ation, to 'be held in the School on Russell. Weymer, Mrs. Charles toward Taft School is most fright- the distribution, within that country Coon, Mrs. Herman Schillare, Mrs, actively engaged, on the construc- ening. I, have seen, these auto-car- Thursday evening December' .13 at tion oF a. route which, will 'remove of'all international, relief supplies. 6:30' p.m. James Butler, Mrs. John Keilty, riers in .tandems of three, one try- According to a .Red 'Cross an- Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. .Edward' from, U. S. 6 through Watertown ing to pass the other. Mrs;. Gordon Palmer,, chairman, all the traffic which can, be diverted, nouncement, the agreement pro- .announced that an. attractive .menu Steponaitis, .and Mrs.. George Toup- by an expressway across Water- "I can. think of no reason why vides that 'the. supplies are' being .has; 'been planned consisting of onse. red. tape could not and should not distributed, •'"with strict-impartiality bury from Woodbury to Woloott or turkey, bam,, scalloped potatoes', 1 South ington. 'This is planned so be cut immediately and- the road and!, without 'any discrimination salad, dessert and, coffee. All those Opening of New that improvements of U. S. 6 posted for no through truck, traf- whatsoever other than of 'the needs attending are -asked, to bring-their through, Watertown will not 'be fic through Route 6 in, Watertown, of the persons assisted,'" A head- own place settings, and a donation . ('Continued, from-Page 1) • necessary for many years." and it certainly can 'be done If quarters has been set up to Buda- will 'be' accepted from anyone who plans proceeded with no serious enough pressure .is brought: to bear pest to administer 'the .relief pro- Mr. Neili, remarked. "There Isn't by our Representatives and other has not 'been contacted for' a cov- "'hitches,," with the ' result, that any reason, why through truck traf- gram. ered 'dish. Two fruit cakes 'will, 'be classes 'Opened on schedule. Mon- elected officials. 'The League of.'Red Cross. Sod-' raffled for the benefit of 'the' day morning. GENERAL ORDER OF NOTICE eties at Geneva 'recently termed Church Building Fund. Since the school year 'began in • DISTRICT 'OF WATERTOWN. us., PRO- "entirely unfounded." rumors .that Following 'the supper, Dr. Joseph September, both, Baldwin ' and' • BATE COURT, November 29, 19BS $493 Quota Is Set black .market' operations -were in- tat ate of Collins of 'the staff of the' Water- Judson Schools have 'been" housed AU'E'LE B ADD AD (Continued from. Page' 1) volved in. Red. 'Cross convoys sent; bury Hospital, 'will speak 'briefly in .the quarters of the Baldwin • kte of the town of Witertowi, -in Mid national 'Bed, Cross feeding opera- to Budapest. on 'the urgency of the" Blood ''Bank, School. .Baldwin School pupils at- D istrict „, d eceaaed. In Austria, the. relief .program Upon the application of Alfred Bad- ion in Hungary was launched last Program, after which. John Olson,, tended .a morning session,' while " Aid. "Administrator, praying that he be week. is being operated by the' 'League of local magician, will, entertain. pupils stated; to attend the new • authorized to compromise, sad satisfy- s> President Owlgkf-D» Eisenhower Red 'Cross .Societies, at 'the request Members are asked to bring a Judson School, attended class ses- d mhlfn! nnd disputed, claim in, favor of of. the Austrian, Government, with e:iid Eat ate. as per »pplication on file more has given his support to the drive, fifty-cent gift for the annual grab- sions in the afternoon in, the Raymond T. Schaefter of 'the Baldwin School building. . fully appears, it is, • 'NOTICE American Red .Cross, as director. ORDERED. That., naid application 'be SALE OF PROPERTY TO SATISFY TAX friends or"'relatives. "The group is School administrators esti- heard and determined at the P rotate Office. LEVIES DUE THE TOWN OF "The Red. .'Cross, is operating more mate that 'the pupils lost approxi- - In, Water town in said district, on the 11th than 40' refugee camps 'in Austria, 'also aiding American citizens" in 4a,!F of Dec enter A. D. 1956, at five o'clock WATEBTOWN contacting relatives' in Hungary. mately one' day of schooling 'per in the afternoon, and thai public notice •On. EehruaR 8. .18*1 the niulenisiws a '.and caring for an additional 5.01)0' week under this arrangement be-• •xr given of the pendency of said, ap- will, sell at Public Auction to •tatimfjr tax refugees' living with individual Locally, contributions may 'be plication and the tine and place of 'hearing levies due the Town of i Watartowin from made payable to the American Na- cause' "they attended only lour t! tenon, by publishing a copy of this order the Estate of John . M. Easeken the fol- families. '.All, supplies for fhese' hours of classes 'each. day. Oie time in Borne newspaper bavins a lowing described property owned, by the homeless people, according to', in- tional Red Cross, and sent to the circulation in said District, .and by leaving' Haiti Eatate' of John M. Enpelien: formation released by the - Red local .Red 'Crass Chapter headquar- with or mailing in certified letters, post- A certain piece' or parcel of land, Cross, regardless' of the source, are ters », Robert T. Siemon of Southberry •tre prepaid from. Water town, a, copy of being shown an lota, numben 131 ffcnmwk sold land 'and. improvements on til iiia order to all interested parties, out* 14t inclusive on Mmp of Oakvllle Gardens. put into a. common 'pool and 'drawn;' Hide said" Probate District, at least 'five days Sect kin 1, on fiile in the Town Clerk"! upon by the 'Red. Cross as needed. Northfleld Road to' Donald C. and before to id. day of hearing. - Office in said Town. See Watertown Land Alarm FaHs Joan B. Atvvood. Kathleen £5. N«vin, Clerk Records, Volume 62, pace' 422., 'The Red Cross 'is also working '('Continued, from "Page 1) Taxes due the. Town of Watertown on with government .and military au- from, disrupting their main social STATE OF CONNECTICUT,,, DISTRICT the above described 'land on 'the List a of OF WATERTOWN,,. ss. PROBATE 1947 to' 1965 inclusive amount to $13-1.68, thorities to distributing clothing event of the year, especially the COURT, November 19. U56. including interest and lien fees. moment of the Grand March. Fire nuns and toilet .articles, to refugees at Estate of The above described land - 'will ha Bold Camp Kilmer, M, J. and providing Chief Milton, McCleery - had ar- OAK CR 4-2646 .Ralph B. Bronson subject to a lien in favor of the State MAIN STREET, OAKVILLE late of the town of Watertown, in said of Connecticut in the amount of SI06.00 them with facilities to reach ranged, that in 'the event of a 'fire, district, deceased. and taxes dor the Oakville Fire District the switchboard operator at town TOWGHT - F-RI. - SAT. The 'Court, of Probate tor the District amounting to approximately $50.00. hall would, call in the alarm, in- A WONDER &HOW ©' Watcrtown, hath limited and allowed. TOTAL COST of land. IN' ADDITION 1 STATE OF CdMfECTICUT. .DISTRICT stead, of having the siren sound- niK months from the date hereof for to the amounts due on the encumbrances OF WATERTOWN, us, PROBATE 'THE KING aid I" flue creditors of Raid estate to exhibit shown above, — 1202.48, which amount COURT. November 19. 19'5«. ed. A man, was stationed at the Vieir claims for settlement. Those who includes Town Taxes, with interest and Eatate of firehouse to receive fire alarm. \ • and " ncirlect to present their accounts, properly lien fee*, title search, advertising and W fit tested, within maid time;, will be de- sale and recording fees- Cuimer J. calls and the chief picked eight "DOCTOR AT SBA lixirrrtfl u recovery. All persona imdeb'ted Sale to be bald at 2:00 p.m., at the late of the town of WatertcnrD, In, said firemen to respond to any emer- 'In said «taie are 'revjeeated, tc* imakA Town Hall. Watertown. unlew all taxes, diatrict deceased. gency which arose during the eve- LITTLE FOLKS SHOW SAT. 1:30' immediate payment to fees and! costs ahaII be paid by the owner The 'Court of Probate for the District Feature, Cartoons, Comedies, " Alexander Agnew, Jr., Administrator or other interested party before .said time. of Watertown, hath limited and allowed ning. "When the call was relayed,, Birthday Party. 650 Main St.. Watertown, Conn. Dated" at Watertown, this, 4 th day •ix, months from the data' hereof for about .300' 'persons were taking Sunday conffntHnts from 1:30 Per Order of Court, of December, 19S6. the creditors of said 'eatate to exhibit their places for the Grand. March. Attest: their claims for settlement. Those who IRVING F. SMITH neglect to present their accounts, properly •Just as the march was about to "TEEN AGE REBEL" Joseph M. Mai-in,, Judge Tux Collector for the Town of Watertown attested, within said 'tine, will be de- begin, the eight, volunteers stepped barred a. recovery- All persons indebted and ""MASSACRE"" to said estate. are requested to make out of the'line to respond, to the T O W N 11M E $ ' C1A 5 S1F1 E D A D S immediate payment to alarm,, quietly and quickly manned (Mrs.) Helen Monkns Scheldt*, the fire trucks and drove off to ~ Executrix. the fire while the march went oh. Jr*OK SALE — Mahogany 'Dining FOE SALE — Glenwood stove. Clarcmont St., Oakville, Conn.. The firemen, quickly extinguish- Room Suite. Antique Sofa and .Per Order of Court CAMEO TOWN Combination wood, coal and, gas. Attest; ed the fire at the bridge and re- Chairs, and other' household Woodbury CO 6-7293. .Joseph M. Navin, Judge turned, to the ball. The fire was items. LItchfield JOrdan 7- caused by an overturned night NOW THRU SAT, 5486,., FOR SALE — Large Flexible STATE OF CONNBCriUUT. DISTRICT flare and no damage was" report- "THE: POWER AND OF WATEBTOWN. us. PBOBATE NOTE: The following ad was Flyer sled. Car Visor. Philco. COURT, November IS. I95& ed. It was the second time that THE PRIZE" ' - Console radio-phonograph 'Combin- Estate of a fire had been, apparently knocked printed with an. incorrect mail- Anna Wol'k - over by a vehicle and started a and „,.. "GA1Y" ' ing address recently. The cor- ation, needs repairs.. Call CR 4- late of the town of Watertown, in said rect ed a d vc r t, i se m en t f o 1 lows. " 8304. district deceased. fire on the wooden section of the .LOST — White Leather Wallet The Court of Probate for the District bridge.. On, the previous occa- •SUN. - MOW. - TU'ES. of Watertown, hath limited and allowed sion, the fire was spotted by WOMEN — 18-55,, to address and, F r i d a y afternoon. Main St., ix months from 'the date hereof for Oakville. Finder may retain the creditors of said estate 'to exhibit Richard Davis of Bowers St., and "STORM CENTER" and mail, our circulars at home on, their claims for settlement, 'Those who extinguished by him without ne- "HE LAUGHED LAST" , commission. Write Gift Fair, money but please return neglect to present their aceountB, properly cessitating an alarm.. Dept. 8, 445 Prospect Road, Wallet and papers- 'which, must attested, within said time, will be de- be replaced, and. are only of value barred, a recover!"- All persona indebted Springfield, Penna. to said eatate are 'requested 'to .make to 'Owner... Please notify ownec immediate payment to FOR, RENT — Watertown,, three — name listed in. Wallet. • Clarence Walk, Administrator. •room apartment. Second, floor. FOR SALE: 1950' Studebaker 23 Stephana Lane, Waterbury, Conn... 'Unfurnished. CR 4-2073. Attest: THE WONDERFUL W1MTERTVSEAS0N Champion, very clean, mechani- 'Per Order of Court. cally excellent, R & H. .very Joseph M. Navin. Judge HELP WANTED — Man, to work reasonable, Eric Lane, Plungis IS MOW STARTING!! STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT 2 or 3 evenings a. week in gaso- Rd., 'CR' 4-8507. OF WATEBTOWN, •». PROBATE line filling station. Give references COURT, Watertown December 1,, 1966 'Let's check your set over and put it info tip-top and experience in, letter. Write FOR SALE — German Shepherd Eatate of shape for perfect reception. puppies. Four weeks old. $15 John M. 'Lynch. "A", Box, 1, Watertown, Conn. late of the town, of Watertown, in said each. Will hold, until Christmas. district, deceased. FOR KENT — Building equip- Phone CR, 4-8565. 'The, Court of Probate for the District ment 'ranging from staging to of 'Waterto'Wn:,, hath limited and allowed VAN ARR RADIO staplers. Call us at CR 4-3939 WILLIAM G. HO RAN Painting six months, from the date hereof for tbe creditors of said estate to exhibit their or visit our yard at .30' Depot and Decorating PL 4-0109, week- laims for settlement. Those who neglect 7,27 Main St., WATERTOWN' 'OR. 4-2310 St., E. H. COOD O> days 8 t'O 5. to present their accounts, properly at- tested, within said time', will be debarred EMERSON - SPARTAN - DUMONT - MAGNAVOX FOR RENT about 1,200 sq. ft. for TO KENT attractive 2 room a recovery. All person! Indebted to aald. estate are' requested to make immediate storage. Available Jan., I Call apartment. Call CR, 5-8585 payment to CR, 4-2905, Gauthier's Garage, 58' 'week-ends or after 6 p.m. Georga B. Lynch Woodruff' Ave., Wtn. GEORGE B. LYNCH, Administrator HELP WANTED — A man to Address P.. O. Box 13 SEWER AND' WATER CONNEC- Sturbridgc;, SUM. work -mornings on retail milk Par 'Order of Court, TIONS. EXCAVATIONS. John route. Woodbury CO 6-7293, Attest; Bavone 4 San. Call Cr. 4-1214. JOSEPH M. NAVIN. Jndfca FOR SALE: Oil burning furnacS days; PL.4-&404. evenings. hot air, complete with controls STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DISTRICT • LADIES RESTORE .TOUR Furni- OF WATERTOWN. tm. PBOBATE and. tanks, also coal furnace. May- COURT, November 1*, 1956. ture to its original .beauty for be seen on premises, 230-232 .Estate' 'Of the coming holidays. Customs Main St., Oakville. 'For informa- Jennie Rabbo. aJLa.. 1 will refinish and repair at" rea- late of the town, of Watertown, In amid tion write J. Anthony Trotta, district deceased. sonable prices .with satisfaction Millerton,-N. Y.* or caM.-'Miller,ton The Court of' 'Probate for fhe District guaranteed. Call CR. 4-4467. of Water-town, hath, limited and allowed 175. six months from the 'date hereof for 'Custom Refinisning; Co., 714 Main As creditors of said citato to' exhibit St., Oakville. SEASONED FIREWOOD for sale. their claims for sett lemon t. Those, who neglect to present their-accounts. Properly EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK. Call OR '4-8217'... attested, within said time, will, 'be: de- barred a' recovery. All. persons indebted Economical To Install And Use BEPADBING — Guaranteed CABPENTER ft MASON WORK, to said estate' are requested to make Workmanship. reasonable. Building, repairing. i tamed Late payment to Free .estimates. Tel CR 4-8397 Anthony Rabbo, Executor, COOKING — It's a pleasure on a modern gas EHIL JEWELERS Porter Ave., Middlebnry. Conn. range. •• . " Per Order of Court,, DAODONA CONSTRUCTION DuPont Paint,' Super Kern-Tone, Attest i CO. Excavating. Water and Walltex Paper, Fishing: and Gar- Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk Sewer Connections. Tel CR 4- den Supplies at WESTERN MOT WATER — So much at so little cost with an AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE, STATE OF. CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT 3825. OP WATERTOWN. m. PBOBATE Automatic' Gas Water Hearer. •Main, St., Watertown. COURT, November IT, 1956. WEE'S BEAUTY SALON — Hair Estate of Cutting - Permanent Waving, TOR KENT—Floor sanders, ..floor Fiorindo B. Grauo, ai.a. Tinting. 678 Main St., 'Water- polishers, s a n d i. n,g machines Fraud* B. Graaso, We are 'your local dealer . . . as elo.se to you as 'late'of 'the town of Watertown, In said1 town, .For appointments call, CR transit and levelling machines.. district, deeeaied. your telephone. 4-2895. Watertown Building S u p p 1 y Tbe Court of Probate for the District Echo Lake Rd,., Wtn, Tel. CR of 'Watertown, hath limited and allowed GENERAL ELECTRIC Heating, •ix months from the 'date hereof for 4-2555. the creditors of said, eatate to' exhibit Hot Water, 'Warm, Air "and Air 'their claims for settlement. Those who 'Conditioning. WESSON HEAT- NOW YOU CAN' KENT wall, paper neft-'lect to present their accounts, properly ING CORP., Watertoury. Tel removal set including steamer; attested, within said time, will, be de- evenings. barred a 'recovery. All. person* Indebted FOR MORE INFORMATION ... CALL US NOW floor sander, edger .o1 r a Hedge to said estate are requested to 'Bake 'Trimmer, 'Fertilizer Spreader, immediate payment to' MODERN GLASS' CO. .Lawn, Roller. Bruce H... Gilbert.' Administrator. Everything in CLASS KAY'S HARDWARE IS Gilbert, Lane, Watertown, Conn. CONN. FUEL-GAS CORP. Per Order of Court, — Telephone PL 3-2606 Main, St., Watertown Attest: 1133 Main St., Watertown Tet. CR 4-2581 119 Cherry Street Waterbuxy Tel. CR 4-1038 • Joseph M. Nmvin, Judge, CopelandsProperty Observe Golden of theWedding WatertownDuHuiitcj "©Hints HistoricalTOWN TIMES fWATERTOWN Society, CONN.), DEC. 6, 1956 — PAGE IS A permit was granted to the "The New World — Vol. 2 of Marquand, "Inspector Queen's 'Own Siitpta T and Company to erect, a 1 The History Of The English Speak- Case," by Ellery Queen, and "Ra- one family house with 'two-car ing People" by Winston Churchill, chel Cade" by Charles, Mercer. garage at a cost of $30,000. "Water, Water Everywhere" by • For Young Adults Two permits were issued to Ren- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgEmily Kimbrough, "Best American, "Nellie Bly, First Woman Re- zoni and Fiondella for the con-Short Stories of 1956" edited by struction of two . homes of seven Martha, Foley, "Miracle In The porter," by Iris Noble, "Summer rooms, -each, .and two-car garages, Mountains" by Harnett Kane, "Ro- Brings Gifts'" by Ann Ritner. on. Woodbury Road at, a cost of man Candle" by Letitia Baldridge, Children's Books $20,000 each. "The Earth We Live On" by Ruth "Harry. The Dirty Dog" by 'Gene John DeSanto of Tarbell Avenue Moore, "The Home Ranch" by Zion, "The Dog Who Spoke To was issued a permit to finish an. Ralph, Moody, "By Sea And, BySanta Claus" by Katherine Forbes, attic room at a -cost of $300. Stealth," by Burke Wilkinson, "Whitey,. jtopes And Rides." by Samuel II, Berger, Middlebury "Further Fables For Our "Time," Glenn Rounds, "The Brand New Road, was .granted, a permit for by James Thurber, and "Life Of Kitten" by Sally Scott, "Bertie The Party" by Bennett Cerf. And, Eddie" by Rosalys HalL the installation of a, new furnace "Shrines Of OUT Lady" by Sister at-a cost of $400.- Admit Fiction Mary J. Dorcy, "Balboa." by Felix Ries en berger, and "Empress Jo- "Liza Bowe" by Shirley Barker, sephine" by "Marguerite Vance. "The Warrior" by Frank Slaught- Gift er, "Written On Water" by Vicki Baum, "Autumn Comes Early" by A gift of the book "Cup Of Haward Breslin, "The Iron King" Fury" by Upton Sinclair, has been given to the Library in memory if Local Librarian by Maurice Bra on, "Wreck Of The of Mrs. E. M. Black by the Wa- Mary Deare" by Hammand Innes, tertown Women's Christian Tem- Mrs. Charles H, Shons, librarian ."Mr. Moto's Three Aces" by J. P. perance Union. of the ".Watertown .Library, has .released the following list of new books received by the Library W E A R E N O W F E A T U R 1 N G and, now available for circulation. Adult Non-Fiction "The Outsider" by Colin Wilson, CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE HOME Mir.-and. Mrs,, Arthur F. 'Cbpelarid' • "Testimony Of The Spade" by Geoffrey Bibby, "Write Me A * DECORATIONS' BY GLADYS (Henry Copeland Photo) Poem,, Baby" by H. .Alien Smith, 599 MAIN ST. — WATERTOWN — CR 4-2296 Mr, and Mrs. Arthur F. Cope- land, Northfield Road, will cele- brate their fiftieth Wedding _An- niversary Sunday "December 9 with an open house at their home, Cry- MY BOY! stal Spring Farm, from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. The Copelands were married, in. HOW DO YOU GET SO MUCH Watertown by the late Rev. Wil- liam Trumbull Holmes on Decem- GO FOR YOUR DOUGH • ber 1.2, 1906. Mrs, Copeland is the former Susan. Well man, daugh- ter of the late Urania Foote Well- IN YOUR CAR? man, and George H. Wellman of Bethany, and. was a teacher in THAT CLEAN-BURMIMG the district schools of Watertown. Mr. Copeland, a native of Hamp- NQ-NQX, FRIEMD. YOU KNOW 111 ton., • Conn., came to Watertown in 1.892, and. three years later moved GULF TAKES OUT THE GOO to Crystal Spring Farm., his pres- ent home, where he farmed for many years.- Later he was em- AND GIVES YOU MORE GO ployed by the American Brass Co., Metal Hose Division., in. Water- bury, from which he retired in July, 1954:, • "** - Mr... and Mrs. Copeland have a I'LL BUY THAT, THE son, Henry J. Copeland, of Wa- tertown, two daughters. Miss Eve- lyn Copeland of Fairfteld, and CLEANER YOUR ENGINE, Mrs. S. P. Jayne of Watertown, and three grandchildren; Douglas THE MORE POWER FOR H. Copeland, John R. Jayne and .Arthur1 C. Jayne. YOUR DOUGH Permits A permit was issued to Harold J. Cleary, M.D., Main. St., to remodel three' rooms at a cost of $900. Mrs. Anna Atwood received a permit to install new siding1 on her house at an estimated $775 cost, \ - f Angeline Pernatozzi was issued a. permit for the erection, of a sign on Main Street, cost, $350. Samuel Berger was granted per- mission to add to • a building on Middlebury Road at a cost of-$,300. Laurier Desruisseaux received, a permit for the installation of a. furnace at his Echo Lake Road home at a $1,200 cost. \ Gifts & Greetings for You — through WELCOME WAGON •Get- clean-burning •from Your Friendly ' B us I ness N e'i g h bo ts and Civic and Social Welfare Leaders GULF NONOX inTh»LH.of Rilty. Cwtrult .local1 Httinft" On the occasion off for time mnd channel. the "high-value" .gasoline f he Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays Engagement Announcement* Change of residenee Arrivals of Newcomers to Watertown Okon's Watertown Garage Phone OR 4-8213* Mrs. Catherine Goode 1101 MAIN STREET' Tel. CR 4-2514 WATERTOWN, CONN. PAO-E 16 — TOWN TIMES (WATEflTOWN, CONN.), OEC. 6, 1956 Torrington Hillsides:, and. weekly quartet, was Haydn's String Quar- high team three with 1800 . ,. tet in F Major, Opus' 77, No. 2, .Sexto Feira To Ray .Archer, former 'WHS basket- with Maurice' Ravel's String Quar- Property of the Watertownball performer, dropped in town, Historicaltet in F Major the second pre Society- Celebrate 70t h over the weekend .looking fit at sentation on the program. fine. Ray's in. 'the insurance bus- - F p 11 o w 1 n g intermission, the Anniversary iness in New York City and he and group performed the first of the his lovely 'wife reside in, Bergen- Beethoven, Rasoumovsky Quartets., Sexta Verra will, celebrate the watertownhistoricalsociety.orgfield, N. X the String Quartet, in F .Major, •completion of seventy active years SWIFT OPENS SEASON Opus 59. No. 1 with a birthday party on Decem- 9VOHT9 Coach, Tony Roberts" Swift Juni- The musicians were warmly ap- ber 14 at the home of Mr." and or High Green and. White court- plauded by the audience at the con- Mrs,. Paul Cru.iks.hank, Taft sters open, their1 season Monday clusion of their performance. School, at 3 p.m. December 10 at Cheshire, and 'The next, presentation, .in this, Present and all past members their home season a. week from to- year's Concert Association sched- are cordially invited, and may day at the Junior High against the ule will be the Saidenberg Little bring guests. Mrs. Foster G. same opponents in, a double-header Symphony on March 12, 1957. and, Woods will present a paper, which shows the unbeaten Swift, the final event, of the year will 'be a, "Age Cannot 'Wither Her." All Faculty team in action as well as concert by the Westminster Choir members:,, past members and in- WATERTOWN AT TERRYVILLE the season, was a bit rusty, hut the schoolboys.. The date for this on April, 26, 1957. . terested, townspeople planning to Coach Bob Cook will bring his nevertheless managed to tally 23 atractive twin bill Is December. attend • are requested to notify rather crippled, Watertown High points and, was a demon off the Mrs. Clarence Jessell. Team to Terry ville to-morrow boards. Coach, Moe Zaccaria used 13 first game at 6:30' p.m. evening (Friday) to face the first 1,3 players in the 76-55 win with The Swift- teachers have been Pock 1 'Dens To Meet • Meeting .Frii»y undefeated, for the past two years., •of its Northern Housatonic Valley Reale Lemieux, Ra1g Quesnel and, A meeting of Dens 5, 6, 7, 8 and League rivals .in this young bas- Goggins also hitting in double fi- showing such stalwarts as Tony 9, Watertown Cub Pack 1, will be Sexta Feira. 'will meet Dec. 7- ketball season- gures. Roberts, Don Saltmarsh, Bernie held on Dec. 7 in, the First Congre- at 7 p.,m, at the 'home of Mrs. Not having enough, woes with Beauchamp, Bud Francis, Gene gational Church at 7 p.m. All cubs Glenn'Sweet, Litchfleld Rd. Mrs. Roger Woodbury still relegated to It was the locals* second, win Slason, hard charging; Pat Piscopo must, 'be accompanied by a, parent Sweet will present a musical, and light workouts because of an, in-in, three starts, and tied them, with and others,.. when, attending. her paper, "Personally My 'Own. jury carried over from the soccer Bethlehem, for second place. Tor- season, Bob may find himself with- rington and Thomaston each^have out high scoring Bobby Liakos, three straight wins to share the who suffered a severe ankle injury loop lead. in a practice session, last, week. As Budapest Concert we go to press it was thought CUFF NOTES Bobby would sit out the non-league Unfortunately, Ro's Restaurant Warmly Received same* with, Gilbert last. Tuesday, had one of their poorest Sundays hoping* he would, be able to sit of their Western, Connecticut Bowl-1 By WC A Audience tip and play against the JLocktown- ing League season against the 'Tor-1 The first work 'performed bv the CTS. rington Howards, with whom,, until | A near capacity-crow. i d was_ pre- Then too, Captain Bruce Innes that, time, they had shared the'*"1 at the' Taft Schools Bing- is beiiif,' bothered by a recurrence league lead. The Howards took all, nam Auditorium November 29 to of an old knee injury and his three from' the locals and also un- hear a concert by the Budapest t tat us is questionable. Bruce had disputed possession of first place String . Quartet, 'internationally to be helped off the floor in the and of course dropping Ro's three famous string ensemble.. It was Abbott Tech game after he had games dff the pace . Watertown the second event in the tenth, come down hard on that parti- season, of the Watertown Concert lwiivAetiori P. O. Drug took, a pair from the cular- knee. Association,. So in the first game in the de- fense of its HVL title, Watertown finds itself beset, with, physical problems, and if the mentioned A DELICIOUS TREAT I toys are not able to play, or are Mobilheat restricted to part, time duty, then. Coach Cook is .going to have a FOR YOUNG AND OLD... lot of help from, his .young re- i-erves. CLEANS AS IT BURNS' St. Anthony's High, of Bristol, coached by Frank Longo, is an .'idditionfil member of the Northern Division, of -the league this year. They were admitted a season ago, There's something 'new in MoMlkeat! It's a sensa- but their games were not officially tional additive that (1) Helps prevent: the main counted in, the loop standing at cause: of oil burner failure — accumulation of sedi-' that time. Thomaston. Terry ville, ment in, tank, fuel lines, screen, filters and nozzles. Won»o Regional, Litchfield. St. -. 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L EG II ON BASK ETlB A L L Watertown's American- Legion, Itaskedeers sparked by an old, local favorite, Richie Kross, upened the Watev'uury Puritans to move but one g;tme off the pace in, the North- went cvn league. Kruss, playing his first game of Troop 14 Discusses For Prompt Dependable, Certified, Friendship Project C<> -mi^ loner Richard Russell flisri w ] the proposed changes in Metered the (HI 1 Scnut Council which will {•hoith Ijtcotnc eflech\e tit a re- c • tit iicitri^ of the I ltri national I'ncr I-.DIJ) I roop 11 Mi Russell <\plnru i tnit Ki w leiiy* of the RANGE AND FUEL OIL SERVICE .IN'C.ISSGRANOSX T H E, M O U S E O F MUSIC Vow can, have cold weather sleeping comfort for — the rest of ymtr life — with an, automatic blanket. At last,, no half-asleep fumbling' for 'extra W A T IE R B U R Y covets — no 'tossing or turning because of too many blankets. 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