The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-25

, cussed. Committees were named to bring in further plans at the next meeting which will be held on Tuesday, August 9th at the same place. Alfred LaChance is serving at temporary chairman of the group and Frederick Seidel as temporary secretary.
 Request Permanent Bns Line The Connecticut company has petitioned the Public Utilities com mission for permission to retain on
 permanent basis the bus service to the plant of the Chase Metal
 Works which was adopted as a temporary measure during the per- iod that the tracks on Thomaston | avenue were being torn up and
 re-laid. The commission will hold
 a public hearing on the petition at 10:30 a. m. on Thursday, August End. The service has preven so satisfactory to those who take ad-
 vantage of it that the company
 has received many requests that 1t be made permanent.
 Moore Stars Again Johnny Moore enjoyed an unus- ual day yesterday as he starred for the Phillies in their victory over Pittsburgh. The three hits which he made-a single and two doubles in four times at bat-bosted his record to an even hundred safe hits in the seventy-seven games in which he has participated this sea- son. He has been at bat 298 times. He scored one run yesterday, mak- ing a total of fifty so far this year, and the two runs which he batted in gave his seasons total to date of sixty-five. He is now batting 336. The fine brand of ball which he continues to play since joining the Philadelphia team should prove for all his friends and neighbors Day" contest at Hamilton Park l next Monday afternoon. Those | who have not yet secured tickets should see Charles Deheney. ST, William H. Dunlavey or Thomas l Barrett as soon as possible. Hearing Today Judge Frederick M. Peasley of | the Superior court is hearing an | important case today which affects | directly some two hundred Water | vile people employed by the
 Beardsley and Wolcott Manufactur- | ing company. He is to decide
 whether or not the present bank
 ruptcy receivership shall be ter
 minated and the principal cred- itors, organized with a new organ | ization, with Reconstruction Fi- nance Corporation and, be permit
 ted to take over the factory as a group concern.
 | Briefs
 Miss Cecelia E. Brenneis has
 been visiting Miss Katherine Don-
 ovan and Miss Helen Donovan at
 their cottage at Point Beach Mil-
 ford.
 Raymond Malia of Boyden street
 Is spending a vacation with rel.
 atives in Salisbury.
 MT John Emonz and John Elm
 onz Jr. and MT and Mrs Ralph
 White and their son Jack of Horn
 street, with MT and Mrs Theodore
 Emonz of Thomaston have re-
 turned from stay at Myrtle
 Beach, Milford.
 MT Frederick Frazer, with her l daughters Caroline and Anne of Sheffield street have been the | guests of Mrs Fraziers mother,
 Mrs Walter Dunn of Hartford. | MT and Mrs Albert Alberton, of East Orange N. J. are visiting the
 formers brother, Russell Alberton
 and Mrs Alberton, of Essex avenue. Mrs Homer c. Senior, of Boyden street who represented the Water
 bury lodge of the Order of Amar-
 anth at Seattle. Washington is now
 visiting her aunt, Mrs Emil Ebert,
 of Portland Oregon. MT Ebert formerly resided in Waterville but
 went to Portland a few years ago
 to join her daughter, Mrs Arthur | Teveliet, the former Miss Emma | Ebert, and Mir Teveliet.
 ! MT Senior represented his wife | at the recent state picnic of the Order of Amarath which was held | at Madison.
 Mr. and Mrs John Chanwell of Thomaston avenue who has been | the guests of the 1atters' sister
 Mrs Leroy Kittle, of Wochester. at
 her Candlewood Lake cottage dur
 ing the past week, have returned to
 their home.
 MT and Mrs Charles Lathrop, who have been occupying the Hazel White property on Wheeler street flor the past ten years are returning