The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
DIRECTORY EXPERT REVEALS NAME GENESIS
WATERvILLE LOCAL 0. TO
 GET MUCH TRADE
People Are Urged to Use OfficeJOhn SChum
 Dies

James Herbert, superintendent of the WaterytIlc post office is pre- rnrsd to handle what will prob nbly be tho greatest volume of outgoing mali ever to pass through the local establishment, This Is dus to the fact that Post. master 4. V. CoIgrove has called upon the Waterbury public, parti- cuiarIy those residing in the north western part of the city and who drive automobiles, to make full use of the facilities of ths office in mailing their Christmas packages, cards and letters, He points out that by s0 doing they will avoid the congestion of downtown trhiiic and appreeiabIy relieve the strain nt the inadequate temporary post office building on Brook street.
 Ii is pointed out that tho Water. vile office is perfectly appointed to care for ali branches of postal service including money orders, registry, insurance and stamp bus mess. It is open during the same hours as the main office and fur nishes courteous and prompt sery- ice. Under MT Herbert's supervi' nl0n the local office has served the public with nn increasing efiicien- cy which reflects the utmost credit upon him and his excellent staff nnd, ns q result, the WatsryilIe public Is urged 10 give tho office nll of its business, since it is that factor which Justin6s the contiDu- nncs Of n local branch and indl- catss the superiDtendsDts sfftcl- sncy tO his suDsriofs.
 John schum
 Whteryille lost another of itS older residents yesterday in the passing of John Bchum whose death occurred nt his home, 73 Hanover street. Ho bnd lived in Watsrviile for many years 'hnd was Ons of its finest citizens, high" Iy respected and well liked. He was seventy three years Of age.
 TWO sons. John c. Bcbum and Charles F. Bchum; five daughters. Mrs Walter Holmes hDd the Misses Theresa, Elsie, itildh md Loretta Bchum, nlI of Waterbury. fl brOth- sr, Joseph Behum of knughtuck. of Middlcbury, Mrs Phoebe KlOcke Of Middlsbury, Mrs Phoebe Vioeke of Hartford, and Mrs Charles Bshlmhn of Hhybhntn, Mass, sur- viys him
 Tbs funeral will take place from his late home at b;tb il. m. on Fri- day, Co Bt Michnsls IL. C. church where Rev William ]. O'Bheh will csisb brats a solemn high i0nss of requiem hl n. m. Burial VIII Dc ip tbs family plot in new bt Jos- eph's cemetery.
 llnd flt,inr
 The combination of snow. rain, cold weather and fog yesterday created unusually dlsagrseabie conditions for everyone, pnrticu. iarly motor car drivers who found themselves in nll sorts of difficul- tisa unless they were provided with chains. This wnH particularly true on the hiily streets where cars skid deed into Euttsrs at almost every corner. The rising temperature of situation. eating up most of inc snow and ice.
 Bowling
 Tho most recent games rolled in the Watsrviil6 bowling league at the Brunswick alleys resulted in. wins for the AmDjncos and th1 MnroOns. The former took two strings out of three from the BruHswicks. although losing total DiDfhlI 1420 Co f4Ot Clark of the Brunswicks scored high three with 2D0 and Hank" Gaghin of ths same team made high single with i12.
 Ths Maroon East Eide match developed the highest scores. the former hitting 1883 10 take two games from the latter who rolled 1859. C. Burton of the East Sides captured high tbree with 36s. and high single with j3i went t0 Pnf' ney Of the M1roohs.