The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-03

Mrs David c. Thomas. chairman of the Madison Community Carnt- val and Street Fair. August 10, an- nounces that extensive plans have been, made to make this benefit a day filled with amusements and entertainment for all. From the time that the Flair Grounds" are opened at Q, until midnight. there will be a continuous series of events of excitement and interest for all ages. "A Day at the Beach" is the general plan, and Mrs John E. Muhifeld is chairman of the committee, which will serve a sub- stantiaI supper, at 6 for all who plan to stay through the evening. A platform for dancing will be erected, overlooking the water. Mrs Lee Dewing is in charge of the dancing and announces a well known orchestra will play through the afternoon and evening. During the afternoon, a baby parade and health contest will be held on this platform. This contest will be open to all children from the ages of one to seventh bathing suits and prizes will be awarded for the heaithiest as we'll as the prettiest.
 In the miniature village organ ized by Mrs William Lyon, there will be post office. A general store grab bag will give the chill dren much pleasure and a coffe shop and hot dog stand will also form part of the villages attrac- tion. A white elephant shop Is planned as well as cake and 5 candy emporium. Flowers will be sold for colorful pushcarts and the music of hurdy gurdies will be intensified with a band concert. Mrs Margaret Smith has charge of the Lombola or share exchange and shares are being sold in a boat with a Johnson Sea Horse motor, a washing machine, a radio for motor car, installed, pair of Ken more blankets and a doll in a go- cart, beautifully dressed and out fitted by Mrs William Lyon. As- sisting Mrs Smith on this commit tee are Mrs Windsor Day, Mrs John H. Schumann, Jr, Mrs Rob- ert c. Wilson, Mrs George s. Fowl CT and Mrs George B. Adams. A souvenir program has been plan- ned by David c. Thomas and Her. : bert Shuttelworth.
 z This carnival and street fair, which is enlisting the cooperation Q as the townspeople is for the ben- .cfit of the Madison Community Service, the Madison District Nurses and the Lions club. Amoug those who are actively working for the success of this benefit are: Mrs Leon P. Broadhurst, Mrs Everest Conover. Mrs Frank w. Cooper, Mrs Winsor B. Day, Mrs Charles F. Durfee, Mrs Charles A. Good speed, Mrs. William s. Hull, Mrs George s. Fowler. Mrs Frank w. Jenkins, Mrs w. w. Low, Mrs Richard B. Lewis, Mrs John F. Whitfield, Mrs J. Milner Marsh, | Mrs George B. Smith, Mrs w. F. Masten, Miss Florence Smith, Mrs Robert s. May, Mrs George Dowd. Mrs Benjamin H. Scranton. Mrs Georgia Scranton, Mrs Daniel Scranton, Mrs Margaret Smith, Mrs Edward c. Smith, Mrs John J. Schumann, Jr, Mrs Robert Mil- sligan, Mrs David c. Thomas, Mrs Robert c. Wilson, Mrs Thomas W. swan, Mrs Julius B. Smith, Mrs Mrs J. Meyer, Jr, Mrs George A. Russell, Mrs William K. Pendleton md Mrs Frank B. Platt. Local ;ummer residents and visitors will
 participate in the event.
 Mrs Jefferson Stokes Salley of { 1averhill, Mass, has been visiting Ter sister. Mrs William w. Vos- burgh, Jr, and Mir Vosburgh of Buckingham street and has since eft for a visit with her parents, MT Ind Mrs Charels Henderson of .'armington.
 The wedding of Miss Alta Jane
 iassett, daughter of MT and Mrs
 Benjamin Franklin Bassett of .,cdding, and yaldemar Thorvald- icn Hammer, Jr. son of MT and. Mrs V. T. Hammer of Branford, will take place Saturday afternoon, Aug 12 at 4 o'clock in Christ Epis- ropal church at Bedding Ridge. Rev Raymond Cunningham of Trinity church, Hartford, will of- iciate. An informal tea for the immediate families will follow at tidgewood Inn. Mrs Georg A. Wal Ger R. Nichols of North Guilford will attend MT Hammer as best ! nan. The 1lshers will include Rus : sell M. Nichols of Wallingford, frank W. Bigelow of Branford,
 .orris c. Andrews and George A.
 Iallace of New Haven.
 John Morgan of Lounsbury
 .reet has returned after spending :. | few days in New York.