The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-01
CHILDREN'S FUND CAMPAIGN OPENS Town Hopes to Help Warm Springs Foundation
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WATERFOWL
Correspondent-A. R. Deland Phone WatertOwn 200

The drive is on to boost Water towns donation to the Crippled | Children's Fund to establish the | Warm Springs Foundation. First | Selectman $. Mclean Buckingham is chairman, M. E. Brahen, vice. | chairman. Other committee mem- bers are Bronson F. Lockwood. | Michael V. Dunn, August F. Rich- enbach, William Glover, Ted Eng lish and George Sullivan.
 Ralph Wheeler has been selected as captain in Oakville and Daniel | G. Sullivan, captain in Watertown.
 All the schools are being asked to cooperate. Children in many towns have donated five cents each. The factories have all agreed to assist.
 Watertown has never failed to respond to any worthy cause and surely this appeal to assist the in- fantile sufferers will go over the top. Those wishing to forward donations may do 50 by mailing checks to $. Mclean Buckingham, chairman.
 The complete committee follows: l Chairman, s. Mclean Bucking- ham; vice-chairman, Michael E.. Brahen; captains, Watertown, Daniel c. Sullivan; Oakcille, Ralph W. Wheeler; schools, Gordon c. Swift; Taft school, Andrew Mc1n- tosh; |Vatertown Manufacturing, Charles B. Buckingham; Prince ton, C. B. Bartrand; Heminway and Bartlett, Buell. II. Heminway, Jr. Oakville Pin Co, Ralph Wheeler; Autoyre Co, II. W. Cal lins: Leroy G. Woodward post, American Legion, Edward OCon- nor; Federal Lodge of Masons, Bronson F. Lockwood; Columbia lodge, knights of Pythias, Herbert Jn. Evans; Court Merritt Heminway, Foresters of America, Walter $. McGowan; outside districts of Watertown, Edward H.. English, Jr, William F. Glover; outside dis trict of Oakvillc, Lucius w. Snyder and William c. McGowan. | Court On Tonight | There will be two cases tried In local court tonight. Arrests were made by State Officer Olsen. Ed Chilinski of Main street, Oakvillc, was arrested for operating an ur- registered car. Emil Coviello of Arcadia avenue, Oakville, was arr rested on the charge of operating a motor car with improper plates and towing a car with registration Michael Carroll of Oakville will act as judge. MT Carroll was elected justice at the last election and since Joseph Mel has moved to Water bury his place will be taken by Michael Carroll.
 Local Girls Lose
 The Watertown high school girls basketball team played hostess to the team from the American School for the Deaf of Hartford yesterday afternoon. The A. S. D. team won the ball game by 28 to 16 score. Miss Bertach of the visitors, was by far the star of the day with IS of the 2S points as her days contribution to the score. for the locals. Refreshments were game.
 Card Party Feb 12
 The women of St Johns parish met last evening in St Johns school hall to make arrafgements for 0 mammoth card party and fashion show to be held February 12 in the high school auditorium. Worth's of Waterbury will sponsor the fashion show.
 An exceptionally large crowd is expected as this is the first affair of this kind to be held in town.
 Committees are being appointed and vii lbe given out in the near future.
 | Club Notes
 Phi Sigma Phi society will meet Friday after school at the Congre- gational chapel.
 Sexta Feira will meet Friday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs P. B. Eisenwinter on Hamil- ton avenue.
 The Benevolent society of the Congregational church held an all day meeting in the chapel yester- day. The women sewed on hospi- tai aid work. Mrs George Harper presided at the meeting.
 A luncheon was served at noor The committee in charge included Mrs George Harper. Mrs F.. F Eisenwinter, Mrs Henry Roeskt and Mrs Fletcher Judson.
 FOOdstuffs Received
 Another consignment of govern ment food consisting of pork ant butter has been received and wil be distributed to people holding cards. Those who wish to obtain any of the pork or butter shoult be at the Town Hall this evening at 7:f5 o'clock.
 Members of Leroy c. Woodwar, post American Legion will assis the central relief committee in dis tributing tho food.
 Mrs Dcsruisseaux Dies Word was received here thi morning of tho death last evenini of Mrs Adelia Desruisseaux, mothe of Romeo Desruisseaux of thl town, who passed on in her e3rt year at her home in Wiilimantic Funeral services will be held a her home tomorrow morning witt burial in Willimantlc.