The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-06

Caspar Smith pavls, IT,, of 49 Chapel street died early yesterday morning at the waterbury hospital following hrief illness Mir Davis. who Is the second veteran of the World war t6 die this week. was the son of Casper Smith Davis and the late Eleanor Smith Davis. He was born in WateTviiie S9 years ago ana had always made his home here. During the World war he served as sergeant in the 314th Field Remnant service and spent two years over seas. He was a member of Grace Methodist church and pfs the Watervilie World War Veterans association. Surviving are his aged father. g brother, Abel Davis, and three sisters, Mfrs William Br0ughtOn, Mrs Edward R. Batchelder and Mrs Frank B. Carney, all of Wa- terville. sa
 The funeral services which will be private, will be held at his late home, 49 Chapel street, q tfalf past two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. They will be conducted by Rev Mulford B. Simonson, pastor of Grace Methodist church. The bur- ial will be in Waterville cemetefy. Friends may attend the com initial services at the cemetery. |
 Bible Glass Resumes Meetings
 Everyma1s' Bible class of Water vile will start it's regular season with it's annual banquet which is to be served this evening at the rooms of Grace Methodist church. The meal will be served by tn e members of the Ladies' Aid society of the church. A fine program of music and speaking has been ar ranged and . large attendance of members is anticipated. The class will resume It's weekly mcetings tomorrow morning at g:15 o'clock at Grace church and the meetings will take place At the same hour of, each following. .Sunday., Since ifs organization some ten years CT more ago this group has been ont of the most active in the Water vile community and has wielded great deal of influence among the men. It is conducted on 9 strictly noi1.seeretarian basis and cordial invitation exists at all times to ali rlieiI Of Waterviile to attend the weekly meetings.
 The speaker of the evening is to be Rev George Howard Young of Bedford, Mass, who is both | minister and; practicing attorney at law. He is a brother -in.law 6f Rev Mulford Simonsone pastor gOf Grace Methodist church and an after.dinher speakers of note.
 StOrn, Sewers COmpIetcd
 The storm water sewers which
 have been uneer construction in Cooke street and, Colonial avenue
 were completed during the past week and will prove to be a boon to residents on those streets and to the city in general. The resi- dents will be free from the annoy anee and. property damage which has followed every rainstorm of any size when the gutters have been entirely inadequate to carry of the surface water which has gathered on the hills. The recent storms have indicated how success fully the new sewers can function. The city is saved a Tremendous amount of money. which has been spent each year in the past to re- pair the damage 0one IoIlOWInE storms. The work has been done under the citys supervision and the funds and labor. have been furnish ed by the federal emergency relief administration.
 The storm water sewer is beinG extended and two more local sew CTS we're started this week, one in Dwight street and the other in Monmouth avenue. Both of these will provide the same sort of re- lief which has been given to the streets on which the sewers have just been completed. The Cooke street sewer runs from Hon1As
 street to Lefingweli avenue and Ithe Colonial avenue one from Ches. l ter avenue to Huntingdon avenue IlThe Dwight street street project will be built from White street..ta et..ta fAfSA s%ty lf+tsiltsts4f a rr1s