The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-22


q. m. A covered-dish dinner was
served at noon. It was an all-day
| session.
On Camping Trip
Barney Davis of Oak street and
John Harding of Cotton Hollow
are on a camping trip through
New York state and New Eng
land states.
Because 1t did not want to get
get mixed up in what 1t believes
will only result in long and cost
~ legislation, the Naugatuck
Liquor Dealers association yester-
/ day at a meeting in Barbiero's
tavern on North Main stretc voted
unanimously against participation
In an attempt by state liquor deal
ers to secure an injunction against
the state for barring taverns from
selling liquor on Sundays when ho-
tells, clubs and restaurants are per-
mitted to stay open and sell liquor.
Twenty-Five Of the total Is mem
bers were present and they all
agreed that It would not be wise
for the local association to par
ticipate despite the fact that Z.
jackson Ryan, secretary of the
Connecticut Liquor Dealers asso-
citation was present. Mr.. Ryan was
obviously quite displeased at the
verdict of the meeting.
Dennis j. Carroll, president Of
the Naugatuck group, said to-day
that the vote yesterday might be
reconsidered IL the state associa-
ton could show all other dealers
In the state wanted the injunction.
He said local dealers were wary
Of 1t because of the experience of
package store dealers who carried
to the courts the matter OF drug
stores being allowed to sell liquor
longer than the package stores.
This proved to be costly and
futile experience for tho package
stores. Mr.. Carroll said and he
indicated local dealers felt the in
junction attempt might result SINH
larly.
The funeral Of Mrs. Della John
son of Ward street, former MEM
Der Of the welfare board, who died
here Tuesday night will be held
Friday morning at $3.50 from the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John
Wrinn, 179 Ward street to st.
Francis church at Q o'clock where
a requiem mass will be celebrated.
Burial will be in st. Bernard's
cemetery, Fitchburg, Mass, the
town In which Mrs. johnson was
born.
Regret at her death was ex-
pressed yesterday and to-day by
her many friends. Mrs. johnson
before her illness was an active
member Of the League OF Women
Voters, having been at one time
vice. president of this organization.
"Nauganotes'' Published
The U. s. Rubber company pa
per "Nauganotes" was published
to-day, the first time in a long
time. Much information concern
ing the company outing to be
held Saturday at Pleasure Beach Is
given in the paper, as we'll as
additional news concerning the
company.
The paper shows there were
many live reporters on its staff.
Miss Mildred Papke was editor Of
the publication.
Members of the welfare and
FERA departments who have
made applications for work In the
| Works Progress Administrator d.
vision when It takes over here re-
ported this afternoon at the bor-
ough courtroom and were to be
questioned by Arthur j. Collins of
Waterbury, state unemployment
official.
About $50 reported to-day. Some
OF these have incomplete records
as far as the state Is concerned
and the session to-day was to
gather more data concerning their
records. Agents of the state
employment office in New Haven
assisted Mr.. Collins. This was
taken to indicate It will not be
long before the change from FERA
| to WPA takes place here. Chris
tan Groh, FERA official. to-day
said that not more than one-third
of those on the welfare or FERA
were being questioned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Olson
and family of New street have
returned from a trip to Canada.
They also visited Lake Placid and
Hampshire.
Milton Albert who has been Wis.
iting In the west has returned to
his Church street home.
Donald C. Wood of Elmwood
street has returned from an auto
tour of the New England states.
Outing Enjoyed
The G. G. Sewing club held their
annual outing recently at Black
Rock. An enjoyable time was
had by those attending. These
were: Miss Josephine Berardi,
Louis Triano, Miss Lucy Berardi,
Frank Carlo, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Vitelh, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mas.
tropietro and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Triano.
| John J. Nixon has sold a lot on
Nixon avenue to Frank T. Clark,
according to a warranty deed filed
yesterday at the office Of Town
Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leary of
Trenton, N. j., are visiting Mr..
Learys' mother, Mrs. Nellie Leary
of Russell street.
Miss Mary Leary of Hartford,
former local resident is vacation
ing at Long Island.
Miss Sally Beardsley Of Meadow
street who has been continuing her
art studies at the Columbia uni
versity summer school has re-
turned from New York city.
John ]. DAILY OF Platts Mills
has been confined to his home the
past three days by Illness.
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