The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-21

Mrs Natalie I.lSs Powers, 81,
wife OF Harold j. Powers, died ut
tho Bristol hospital yesterday af-
ternoon, shortly after sho was ad-
mItted 10 tho institution ind a few
hours after she had given birth TO
u nix pound daughter. Marilyn
Natalie.
Mrs Powers was tho daughter OF
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph i.nas of Hill
Bido Park and wus orc OF tho best
liked and most popular young wo.
mon In this town, having a large
host OF friends who were greatly
grIeyed to hear OF her death,
sho was born In Hartford. April
10, 1913, but came 70 this town
small girl. She received her educa-
ton In tho local schools and grad.
gatsd from tho rerryville High
besides her parents ana her
husband sh0 is survived by one
brother. Richard and ono sister.
Irene and her grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Lass Of Burnham
street.
Funeral arrangements In charge
OF George +. Scott and Son arr In
complete.
Well Known Resident Dies
Peter Knzm;rskl OF East Main
street, died Saturday night In Ut
Francis hoBpitui, Hartford, after u
four days Illness. Born In Poland,
no has lived In Terryvillo nearly
25 years. During the greater part
OF hts residence hero no has car
ried on u cobbl.ng business In the
old post Office building and was
ono Of tho best known Of the Po-
iish residents here, having q large
circle OF friends.
lilo was member OF 81 Cash
MRS church, tho Fraternnl Order
OF Eagles ana WAS active In the
affairs OF tho various Polish Or
CARNATIONS here.
lilo In survived by his wife, Pau
line and three sons. Stanley. John
and Joseph. oil of Tcrryville.
The funeral Will be held Tues
day morning ut $3.50 o'clock from
his late home and to the st Cast
Mrs church at 300 o'clock where
u solemn high mass Will be ccIe-
brated by the pastor. Rev Peter
10 Participate In Bristol
Parade
The Terryville Post Of the Polish
World War Veterans have voted to
participate In the Memorial Day
parade In Bristol. this year. Last
year the organization which has
members In Bristol. Thomaston
and Terryville participated In the
local parade, but following their
custom OF many years, that OF al
ternating between the three towns
VIII march In the Bristol parade
this year.
The Polish Auxiliary have voted
to participate In the local Memoir
ial day parade with the Auxiliary
of the American Legion.
Much Timber burned
A woods fir fought by five Or
ganized forest fire crews swept
through "a growth OF hardwood In
the Bristol Water Boards property
In the northern part Of Plymouth
and tn esouthern part of Harwin-
ton, Friday afternoon and evening,
killing standing timber on IL acres
Of land before II was subdued.
II Is said to be the rst fire on the
watershed property In five years
ana tUc BTOWtn " destroyed was
part of that maintained to protect
the watershed. II stood between
two tracts OF pine, set out In recent
years. and the fire was kept from
entering the pine wods. The hard
wood tract had been tbinned by
the unemployed recently.
Warden Supervisor 4. NJ. C..
Eddy OF Simsbury was In charge OF
the crews at the watersheds, first
OF which to go into action was the
Forest Fire Squad OF the TerryviIlc
Fire Department under the direc-
lions of Warden John Rusgrove.
which was sent out at 3;l5 o'clock.
The Bristol crew under Warden
George II. Della: m, the state power
pumper crew ssom Hartford. the
Gee crew firm Camp Roberta,
Thomaston and tine East Plymouth
crew under Warden Thomas l..
Scovllle were the others called.
Water Board employees also aided
In the hight.
Tho fire was thought to be under
control by $3.50 o'clock with the
|Terryviiie IRE department crew be-
Ing relieved a. that time and re-
turning TO hcndquh ricrs. only 10 be
called back nj 1:O0 O'Clock when
the IRE broke out again.
For this tlFst time this ysaf. 81