The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-27
Police Auto Needed

Due to the several recent breaks
in stores about town there Is much
talk of the need Of a police car for
better patrolling of the town. The
fact that only one patrolman is on
active duty nights and must patrol
the entire town on foot has made
it difficult to give the merchants
the police protection they feel they
have right to expect. It has been
pointed out the patrolman could
use the trolley but this means of
transportation ends at 1880 p. M,
after which the patrolling of Ter
ryville to Pequabuck, two mile
beat, must be done on foot.
A police car for the local night
patrolman would also give the
town additional police protection
as an officer In Terryviile could go
to Plymouth in a few minutes.
That this town should have q
police car Is further shown by the
fact that about rs miles Of state
highway is located within the
limits of the town and should an
accident happen on any Of those
state highways, the night officer
Is obliged to 60 out and look up an
auto to take him to the scene of
the accident.
The postponed meeting of the
Plymouth Community club carni-
val committee will be held Thurs
day evening of this week with
William Day, president Of the club.
To Send Delegates
Mrs r. L. Beardsley. Mrs. Wal
lace II. Blakeslee, Mrs. II. N.
Brown and Miss Edith Sutliffe at
tended the meeting Of the State
Federation Of Womep's clubs at
the Hotel Bond In Hartford, asst
Thursday as delegates from the
Plymouth Monday club.
The Ladies' Aid society of Har-
winton will sponsor a public card
party this evening at the Harwin.
ton town hall.
The committee is composed OF
Mrs. Fred Barber, Mrs. Yewis Rey-
noids, Mrs. Clifford Wilson. Mrs.
Horace Bogrett, Mrs. Frank Tower,
Mrs. Theresa Ives and Mrs.
stephen Sidwell.
Seeking Antiques
Antiques and other articles OF
interest to the town are being
sought by the committee In charge
of the antique exhibit to be held
at the town hall. June 7th and
9Th. in conjunction with the ter
centenary pageant and parade,
Those willing to loan old china.
glass. furniture. ancient implee
plements, ETC., are asked to notify
any member OF the following COM
mittee: Mrs. Della Russell. Mrs.
w. G. Plumb. Mrs. Margaret Sui
Ivan, Miss Minnie Bates and Mrs.
Nellie Baldwin.
All articles loaned will be un-
der guard and displayer in cases
If the pieces are small.
The FERA payroll as released
Saturday by the local FERA on
Gals was s11,05s.72: 81 men en-
ployed. working 2,410 hours.
rendered shower
Miss Jennie Green, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Green.
Woodside farm. was the guest Of
honor at a miscellaneous shower in
the twon hail. Saturday night.
Nearly 200 guests from Waterbury,
Thomaston. Bristol and this town
were In attendance.
Miss Green will be married to
Connie Milewski. II Pearl street. at
st. Caslmir's church, June II. MIR.
Milewski 10 manager Of the local
First National store.
Impressive Memorial services
were held IN Plymouth. yesterday.
noon with the annual Memorial,
service being held at st. Peter's
Episcopal church, where Rev.
Harry W. Perkins. pastor, conduct.
cd the services. Following the
church services. exercises were
held ~ tho soldiers monument on
the park. following which the varl'
Gus crRn nIxationf marched 70
West Side cemetery where the
graves OF the deceased soldiers
we're decorated.