The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-05
SAMUEL R0ZELLE
 DIED SATURDAY
Heart Attack Proves Fatal Attendance Figures
 for February
ThoInaston Correspondent

Samuel Rozelle, 80, died at his home on East Main street early Saturday morning from a heart at- tack. He has been a lifelong res- dent of Thomaston and Plymouth and was very well-known., He was for years employed at the Plume & Atood Manufacturing Co. and as able to be at his work up to last Tuesday. He was a member by the Methodist church and was always an active worker in church affairs. He leaves one daughter with whom he lived, Miss Lida Rozelle, who teaches schools in Terryville, and several nephews nieces. The funeral was held from his home Sunday afternoon with Rev Hunter Murray, pastor of the Methodist Church, and Rev Fred Sawyer of Unionville Officiating. The body was placed in the Will Hams Memorial vault until spring, when interment will be in the fam- fly plot in Union Dale, N. Y. with D. G. Hotchkiss in charge.
 Superintendent R. N. Brown has released the following attendance percents, February 1884:
 Grade 8, 93.69; Grade z. 92.1S! Grade 12, 91.86; Grade 10, 91.24; Grade Il, 91.19; Grade g, 90.97.
 Elementary.
 Edna Barrowclougr, 9O.57; Blanche Fitzsimmons, 90.16; K. Hazel Amos, 9O.12; Mary Gilson, 89.89; Kettle Stewart, S9.76. S8.32; Lillian Stuart, 8S.26; Agnes
 Anna Poit, S8.62; Dora Higgins Sullivan, 88.2O; Mildred Richard 88.O3; Davida Blakeslee, 83.27; Ethel Platts, 82.97; Celestini Wight S2.27; Esther Flynn, 79.5S; Rost Gangloff, 77.94; Doris Water, 7O.Ol.
 Tital-88.56.
 CWA Men From Town Start
 Airport.
 The men from Thomaston em-- ployed by the CWA started in to work on the Mount Tobe airport project this morning. Several To- cal trucks are also engaged to work on the project which will afford the men chance to ride to mad from the field which is 1-2 miles from town.
 Thomaston High School to Play
 Salisbury.
 The Thomaston High school coached by Mandel Green have re- ceived an invitation to compete in the State c. D. tournament of the school leagues in Hartford. The games will be played at the Weav- CT High school and Thomaston will play the Salisbury team on Thursday evening. The Salisbury team has won IS straight games this season and are said to be one of the best teams to compete in the tournament. Several local fans will go to Hartford to see the To- calls lads make a bit for victory. Town Meeting Tuesday at Para
 mount Theater.
 The adjourned town meting from October will be held in the Para mount theater on Tuesday evening when, the tax will be laid on the grand list and other business in the call to come before the meet ing acted upon. It is expected that the present tax of 25 mills will continue although the income from taxes this year is expected to be about $5,000 short of last years. The town officials are anxious to, keep the taxes down and may be able to suggest plan to make the expenses fit the budget. The meet ing will open at 500 o'clock and a large crowd of voters will at- tend.
 Soccer Association Referees to
 Meet.
 The Connecticut Soccer Referees association will meet 8. the home of John Saxby on South Main street Saturday. MT Saxby. who is a referee of the association has been