The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-01

months to be held on October 3
 continuing until April.
 State President Mrs Robert F.
 Gadd of Hartford will be the prin-.
 cipal speaker at the october meet ing.
 Plans for Victory Fund Plans for raising the boroughs quota of the democratic victory fund were outlined at a meeting of
 the democratic town committee
 held last might in the borough
 court room. Chairman Frank T. Green of the committee presided.
 Mrs Mary T. Caine. secretary of the lcommittee and Hmember of the
 state central committee explained
 the plans formulated for raising the boroughs quota of about $590. Committees will be appointed from each of the three wards to solicit the funds. The list of solicitors will be announced in a few days. | Dirt Road Money
 Warden Harris Whittemore, Jr,'
 and other borough officials had a
 conference yesterday with a repre-
 sentative of the state highway com
 missioners office that this year the
 work contemplated be done under
 the supervision of State Highway Supervisor Henry Schildgen of this
 borough. .Mr Schildgen who was supervisor of this district in the
 highway department when the dirt road program started was placed in
 charge of the dirt road work. un-
 der the contemplated plan the work on the roads would be done by local hlep. Last year the state would not undertake any of this type of work, the highway depart
 ment deciding that the towns and
 cities might carry out their own programs or let the work out by contract.
 It is expected that the borough board will consider the matter at
 their regular meeting next Tuesday
 night.
 Funeral of Michael Petereit. The funeral of Michael Petereit
 of 191 Aetna street who died We'd nesday in the Waterbury hospital will be held tomorrow afternoon from the house at 1880 o'clock and from st PauPs Evangelical church at ? o'clock where services
 will be conducted by the Rev Henry S. Brustat. Burial will be
 
 Funeral of Frank Packard. The funeral of Frank Packard of 40 Bronz avenue, Bridgeport who died Wednesday morning was held this afternoon from his home at o'clock. Services were conducted by the Rev c. c. Roll linson of Greenfield Hill Congre- gational church. MT Packard was
 a former local resident. Many To- cal people attended the funeral. Bass Season Opens. The season on bass opened today and many local fisherman were out early this morning on nearby ponds trying their luck. The bass season will close on October 31. Had Enjoyable Outing. Members of the sewing circle of Evergreen Chapter, Order of East ern Star held an enjoyable outing yesterday at the home of Mrs Arthur Downes of Milford. The party left the borough early in l the morning by auto and returned
 last evening.
 League Games Tomorrow. The new mound artists will perform in the opening contest of the schedule tomorrow after noon in the Naugatuck Anna teur Baseball league schedule. Al Jariot former Watertown High school pitcher will pitch for the Crescents and "Ace" Gallaher who | halls from Bristol, R. l.. will twirl | for the Pastimes. This game Is scheduled for o'clock and the | game would be a corker as both teams will be fighting to. retain
 first place in the league standing. | At present the two teams are tied. in the second contest of the after noon the Falcone and the Orioles I will battle if out.