The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-13
WATERVILLE

which started on last Saturday and which will continue through No vember 30th, again appeals to To- cal citizens to support the great national organization which is al- ways first in the field in relief work, either local or national. This year there is a greater need than ever for strong local support since the income from the roll call must be greater. During the past few years the income from the an- nual enrolment has not been suf- ficient to meet the needs of the Waterbury chapter but it has been possible to finance the deficit from from the days of the World war. This fund is now completely ex- hauated and much more is expect ed from the enrolment campaign. There must be no doubt. of the success of the campaign since Wa terbury cannot afford to lose the advantages derived from the local office of the chapter which is ably directed by Mrs Edith Ladd. $
 Waterville, as usual, has its own campaign organization and it is hoped that local residents will re- spOnd in the same splendid manner as in past year. c. Arthur DuBois again serves as local chairman and is assisted by the following work CTS vho have assumed the districts assigned below:
 rington, Robert and White streets,
 District No. Mrs Ralph Car Bon Air avenue and Dwight street
 District No. 2--Mrs J. H. Olcott, (130 to 14S).
 (S05 to 887).
 District No. 3-Mrs George J. French, Edgehill avenue, Cooke street (S96 to 936), Dwight street (190 to 192).
 District No. 4--Mrs Raymond s. George, Faber avenue (41 to 1OS), Columbia boulevard extension (oss to 595).
 District No. 5-Mrs John W. Jaeger. Faber avenue (162 to 20O, Dwight street (217 to 225), and Dixon street.
 District No. 6--Mrs Carl c. Gull liver, Nottingham terrace and Chase avenue.
 District No. Mrs George R. Bailey, Cooke street (1913 to 110S).
 District No. 8-Mrs Alfred Em- mons, ST, Boyden street (154 to
 Districts No. g and 10-Mrs T,ouis c. Willard and Mrs Joseph Cookson, Wheeler, Homer and By ron streets, Terrace avenue ana Dwight street (2SS to 370.
 District No. 11-Yale, Harvard and Dartmouth streets.
 District No 12-Mrs John F. Kelly. Manville and Parker streets, Patterson court and Boyden street (west of R. R.).
 District No 13-Miss Hazel Hal lock, Thomaston avenue (122S to
 District No 14--Misses Rita and Maureen Sullivan. Thomaston ave- nue (1409 to 1559), Homer street q to 45), Huntingdon avenue least of R. R.), and Winyah avenue.
 District No I5-Miss Dorotny Richardson. Thomaston avenue 115e9 to 1714, Chapel, Welch and Sheffield streets.
 District No 16-Mrs Arthur Twelyes. Thomaston avenue (1727 to 1s70). Driggs and sprague streets.
 District No 17-(Chairman to be announced.) Fort Hill avenue, Sampson and Downes streets.
 District No 1S-Mrs James B. Morrow, Essex and Ford avenue, Huntingdon avenue (west of R. R.) Stafford and Suffolk streets.
 District No 19-Mrs William J. Albon. Cornwall and Middlesex avenues. Colonial avenue (15 to 53).
 Seidel. Monmouth avenue.
 District No 21-Mrs Frank Kel- iher. Colonial avenue (135 to 231), Pembroke and Chester avenue.
 FairmQunt Club
 The regular monthly meeting of the Fairmount Community club will be held at St MichaePs hall at eight o'clock this evening. The newly elected officers will be in stalled at a special installation ceremony. Following the business meeting Rev John Coombs of the Second Congregational church will deliver an illustrated talk on his recent western trip. Refreshments will be served during the social hour which will follow the meet ing.
 Mrs Elmer E. Wilson will pre- side over the November meeting of the Waterville Parent-Teaeher as- sociation which will be held at Sprague grammar school gymna- sium at 2:s0 o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon. MT Louis c. Willard will report on the successful spaghetti supper which was served last month and Mrs Russell Atherton will discuss the newly organized council of Waterbury Parent Teacher groups, of which she is 9 member, representing the local club. Miss Kaufmann of the chli- dren's department of the Bronson library will be the speaker.