The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-19

Sl0hASt bthzhpetn OOcp A1tCc dlu Walter Greer, Albert De Barba Ferrick, Marie Frphn, John Gib-i Girard. Edmund E. Guilbert. Eiea- Ruth Haywood, Charles Hehdef- son, Alfred Heneby, Mary and Ray Jones, Charles Kelly, Ruth M. Kiiby, Bertha and Frank Kuhkel, MT and Mrs Harry Leayenwofth, Henry LeWanodsky, Lillian and William Libalt, Mrs Lucille Mar catiit, MT and Mrs Arthur Merri- man., George B. Moran, Edward A. Moriarty, John. Ney, Dorothy Nor- ton, Lucieh Pratt, Albert and Lot tie D. Reed, Mary and Thomas Refs, Henry Reilly, Helen Roberts, Mir and Mrs George Robillard, Marie, Rfea and Wilfred Robillard. Cora Rose, Mir and Mrs Fred Sneidef, Fredstick Sterman, Alma Stevens, John Sweeney, Helen Til- berdaY, Adrian and Jennie Wake lee,. Ida Whaien, pr s. l.. Whit right. Mary Winchell and Mildred Yuskis.
 Fiege Elected
 The executive board of the Hitchcock Lake Improvement asso- citation held a meeting Tuesday evneing at Lakeside tavern. Henry J. Fiege was elected chairman and Cafl Ruggies, secretary. The fire cofnmittee presented it's list to the board which passed approval. The cotnmittee was ordered to make necessary putchases within the month. They are to purchase pump. ladders and 15 hundred feet of hose. Edward ,Theriault was appointed to obtain the truck chas- sis. Within a month 1t Is planned to have everything ready for use and the apparatus Is to be housed in a suitable building on the Sam uelson farm. Applications are still coming in for volunteer firemer1. The committee consists of pr Henry Fischer, pr Louis Thibault, U. Horton Warner, Edmund Gill bert. Capt A. L. Hauerwas, Harold Logan, James Cunningham and Charles Gibson.
 smedlcy Speaks
 The women's clrb held its meet ing "wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for an old fashioned dress party. for the November meeting. Attorney Frederick Smed- ley gave an Interesting talk on Peace, and Mrs Marie Kilbride gave several solo selections. Tea was served later in the afternoon. Those attending were Mrs Berkley Frisbie, Mrs Charles Rogers. Miss Esther Bronson, Mrs George Lock- shire. Mrs Ear1 Snyder, Mrs Charles Winters, Mrs Scoville. Mrs German, Mrs Alfred. German, Mrs Brown, Mrs Charles Tyrreli, Mrs Grace Webber, Mrs Lena Cole. Mrs Claude Badger, Mrs Marie Kill bride, Claude Badger, Rev Wilby Scott and Attorney Frederic Smed- ley.
 live Wines Elect
 The senior Live Wires All poui- try club met at the home Of Lotus Hotchkiss on the Todd road Friday evening ai1d elected the following officers for the ensuing year. Louis Hotchkiss, vice president. Robert DsBisschop, secretary and Louis .Archambault, treasurer. George ventor will have charge of the annual egg show and achieve raent night.
 Mrs Charles Rogers and Mrs Rufus Norton attended the rally supper given for the canvassers or the New Haven County Farm Bu- reau in Woodbridge Monday even ing.
 May Rogers To Wed
 Mir and Mrs Charles Rogers an- nounee the engagement of their daughter, May Louise to Evander c. Roat of Morris, son of Joseph Root of Chestnut avenue. Water bury. Miss Rogers Is a graduate of Crosby high school and attended New Britain normal school. She also graduated from the Water. bury hospital training school and is Q post graduate of the Provi- dence Lying-Ip Hospital in Provi- dence, R. I. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Mrs Rufus Norton and Mrs Henry Norton were appointed offf- cial candidates for the town of Wolcott for the New Haven County Farm bureau.
 MT and Mrs John Kruse attend ed a card party recently at the home of MT and Mrs Paul Sax of waterbury.
 Mrs Grant outtrum spent We'd nesday in Bristol.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Peterson of West Haven were recent guests of MT and Mrs John Kruse of Wood tick road.
 Mrs Earl welton was guest We'd nesday of MT and Mrs Walter Well ton of Prospect.
 Mrs Earl Snyder was a guest Thursday of Mrs Albert Nelson Of Park road.
 MT and Mrs walter Kaiser and daughter Frances, MT and Mrs Al fred Waltheim of East Hartford Mir and Mrs John Mantel Of Wa terbury and Mr and Mrs Joseph Winkier of Waterbury were recent guests of Mir Winkler's parents, Mir and Mrs William Winkler of Woodtick Center.
 SKIES BLAST
 FURNACE CHANGES
 Cleveland (UP)-Blast furnaces of the near future will have a stock line diameter nearly equal to the hearth diameter which is now used. while the size of the furnace