The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-22
Borough CWA Workmen Not to Be Dropped, Says Groh
FAYETTEVILLE
Conditions Better
 After Snow Storm
Travelling Made Bit Easier After Town Is Blanketed
 for Two Days-GeOrge TruelOve Dies

at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The burial will be in the family plot in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 Fire Hazards
 Householders are urged to be particularly careful in guarding against fires at the moment since fire fighting apparatus would find 1t difficult if not sometimes impos- sible to get through local snow c1ogged streets at this time. Every one has been asked to be alive to this situation so long as present conditions exist.
 Feed the Birds
 It has been pointed out that birds suffer excessively during periods like this week when they are cut off from practically all sources of food. Individuals may be most helpful by placing strips of suet and other foods where the birds can get at them.
 Matthew S. Watts
 Matthew s. Watts died on Mon- day at St Mary's hospital. He was native of this city where he was well known in business and fra ternal circles, and was the father of Mrs John W. Finn of 131 Dwight bLTSSLs IlS AS dlSO 6uxf1vGO ny HIS wife, Mrs Mary Fitzachery Watts; N. r., and another daughter, Miss Mary A. Watts.
 The body has been brought to Mrs Finn's home on Dwight street, where the funeral will take place at 8:15 a. m. on Saturday Cnstead of to-day as originally scheduled) to St MichaeTs church where a requiem mass will be celebrated at g a. m. Burial will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Girls Club
 The Girls club of Waterville will hold its weekly meeting this eve- ming at the home of Mrs Kenneth Fuller of Terrace avenue. A card tournament has been arranged for the members who will attend. Horn Will
 The will of the late Edward Horn has been admitted to probate. MT Horn, who resided on Edgehill avenue, died on February 9th. He had been 9 general foreman at the Waterbury Clock company. He Mrs Lena Rettman Horn, except a DCAACoS Ol OAO LAOuoctIIu uO1ldI D which goes to his sister, Mrs Ida Horn Moore. Planning Birthday Party Mrs Clifford Jones who leads the committee in charge of the fourth birthday party of the Fairmount club has assembled an enthusiastic committee which is working hard to make this a most outstanding event. It marks the anniversary of the organization of this live group of community workers and will take place at St Michaels parish hall on the evening of Thursday, March 12. The committee members are Mrs Clifford Jones, Mrs Frank Bailey, Mrs Patrick Donahue, Mrs Frederick Lefeore, Mrs Walter Norman, Mrs Lawrence Briskey, Mrs Russell Atherton, Mrs Ben- jamin Bradley, and Mrs Frank Keliher.
 Mrs Mary J. Lane, wife of Charles J. Lane of Fort Hill ave- nue, died last night at the Water bury hospital. The body has been taken to the Alderson Funeral be held at a time to be announced later.
 The funeral of Edward R. Cooke, former local resident, took place yesterday morning from the Lunny funeral home to St Margaret's church. where a solemn high mass 1 of requiem was celebrated at 10 o'clock. The celebrant was Rev Peter Daly, the assistant pastor, who was assisted by the pastor, Rev Edward J. Brennan as deacon and Rev James w. Roche as subdeacon A large delegation of fellow-em- rloyes at the American Brass com pany, with. which MT Cooke had been associated for the past 43 years. attended the funeral. The burial will take place later when weather conditions will permit. l Sympathy
 l Edward MacMullen has the sym- pathy of a wide circle of local