The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-21
BUS SERVICE FOR
 LOCAL RESIDENTS
Extension Approved By Public Utilities
 Commission
WATERVILLE

waterviile residents. residing on Robert and White streets and on Cooke street south of White street are now provided with bus service due to the extention of the Cooke street us line area to include those streets. The extention was npprov- ed several days ago by the Public Utilities Commission and local res- idents arc most appreciative of the service.
 It would not bo surprising to see the Connecticut Company ex' tend motor bus service to the Fairmount section before many weeks have passed. The Fnirmont Community club and individual residents. have sought such q Berv- ice to be initiated from the cor ncr of Huntingdon and Thomas ton avenues and 1t is said that the project is being successfully pros. 'ecuted by Connecticut Company offi- cials. Such q proposition must nee. cssariiy move slowly and be care- fully studied before receiving the sanction of the traction company officials and of the Utilities Com- mission but there is every reason to believe that q favorable reaction to the petition vii be received.
 Such an extension would be of unusual service to the Waterville residents west of tho Naugatuck River who for many years have found 1t necessary to walk the long distance over Huntingdon avenue and up the hill to their homes. This has been particularly trying in indictment or cold weather when the icy winds blowing down the river valley are particularly severe
 Spaghetti Supper
 The Waterviile Parent-Teachei association vii serve q spaghett supper. an innovation for Water. vile, at St. MichacPs parish hal on Thursday evening of next week from five until eight o'clock. The ways and means committee Of Mfr Louis Willard, assisted by Mrs. Ar. thur Twelves' hospitality commit. tee, ts sponsoring the event and the supper will be prepared under the personal dirocton of Mrs. An tohny Di Blasi.
 The hostesses will be as follows Table No. Mrs. Lawrence Bres' key and Mrs. Russell Truelove Table No. Mrs. James McAfet and Mrs. Frank Bailey; Table No 3--Mrg. Elmer Wilson and Mrs Walter HOrman; Table No. 4--Mrs Arthur Twelves and Mrs. Joseph Cookson: and Table No. 5--Mrs Patrick Donahue and Mrs. Francii Kelliher.
 Tickets for the super may be ob. tained from any member of the as' sociatiOn.
 Church Services Services at the various Water vile churches tomorrow will De ai follows:
 St. Mi1icaefs R. (. Church Rev. W. j. O'Shea, pastor Low masses at 800 q. III. anC l1O:15 q. III. Sunday school aftei the first mass and. Bcnedicti0n oi the Most Blessed Sacrament fol lowing the second mass. St. Paui's F. E. Church Rev. IL. NJ. D. Adams. rector S:OO q. m.---H0ly Communion. g:3O a. m.--Church school. 1t:00 6. m.-MOrning Prayei and sermon.
 6:SO D. m.-Young Peoples Eel iowship.
 Rev. N. E. simonsOn, pastor 1O:3O a. m.--Morning WorShli and sermon.
 12:O0--Sunday school. 7:00 D. m.-Evening Worship. 500 D. m.-Epworth League. WatcrvIlic Union Church Miss E. M. Weeks, pastor 10:45 q. m.-Morning Scryic' and Sermon.
 | 12:O0--sunday school. | 7:15 D. m.--Song Service. 1880 D. m.-Evcning Service ant Address.
 Gospel HalI 10:3O a. m.--Breaking Of Bread 12:OO-Sunday school. 1880 D. m.-Gospel Meeting. EycryInan's Bible Glass Of | Watervllle
 John H. Twelvcs. president
 9:15 q. m.-Weekiy meeting q ! Grace church. Speaker: "Bil1 Briggs, boys secretary of Water bury Y. M. c. A.
 MARBLE GRILI--1577 Thomasto
 Ave. Chile-con -carne served fire | aatuedav n1fnhAr 9faf. nanGfnK.