The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-12
MARY DAPONTE IS
GUEST AT SHOWER
Mrs. E. DapOnte and Jen.
ME MennillO Are
HOsteSses
OAKvlLLE
Correspondent: Mae villa Babiu
1917 WATERFOWL Avenue

A miscellaneous shower was held
at the home of Mrs. E. Daponte of
Jordan street last evening in honor
Of Mary Daponte who Is to be mar
ried to James Santarsiere, Jr., Aug
ust 29th. The hostesses were Mrs.
e. Daponte and Jennie Mennillo.
The home was attractively deco
rated with yellow and purple crepe
paper and vases Of garden flowers.
Games, music and dancing were
enjoyed and later delicious lunch
con served.
Miss Daponte was the recipient
Of many beautiful and costly gifts
from the guests attending who
were: Mrs. Zaccaria, Mildred Gala
brese, Grace Calabrese, Mrs. James
Mennillo, Eva Calabrese, Mrs. Anna
Fisco, Mrs. Famigletti, Miss An
geline Santarsiere, Mrs. capable.
Mrs. Ruby, Louise Ruby, Lucy
Montrose, Mary Calabella, Mrs.
Louis Trotta, Mrs. Nick Rose, Mrs
Emma Nardi, Miss Bertha Rogers,
Miss Vera Caseria, Mary Leo, Jen-
ME Leo, Mrs. Mary Cristofano, Miss
Rose Saudati, Mary and Angeline
Curullo, Madlyn Cont, Margaret
and Mary Fugliese, Mrs. Stella Cas-
eria, Mrs. A. Daponte, Mrs. Tessie
Leo, Marion Lang, Mrs. Tesla, Jen-
ME Caseria, Anna Curulla, Mrs.
Patsy Daponte, Mrs. Rose Ponasci,
Mary Ponasci, Anna Ponasci, Their
esa Baritone, Mrs. P. San Angelo.
Miss c. San Angelo, Mrs. Jennie
Cap!zuto, Mrs. Mary Constantine,
Esther Quarando, Theresa Mont
rose, Miss Elsie Mozzato, Miss Dor
othy Tetro, Mrs. Charles Delibert,
Miss Lucy Daponte, Miss Stella
Trotta, Mrs. James Santarsiere and
Miss Lucy Latin.
A. ID. Lockhart Dies
Albert David Lockhart of Whit.
tier avenue, druggist in Waterbury
for many years and known to hum
dreds of residents, died at the Wat
erbury hospital Saturday evening.
He was employed by the late John
B. Ebbs for years and conducted
his own store in the North End for
eighteen years. He had been en-
ployed at the Fairlawn Pharmacy
up to the time of his illness. He
was a graduate of the Massachu-
sets College Of Pharmacy in 1898.
Mr.. Lockhart was born in Hor-
ton, N. S., the son Of the late Ma.
than A. and Elizabeth Bezanson
Lockhart. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Jennie Elizabeth Sage
Lockhart, two sons, Arthur B., OF
Norwich and Norman Of Water
bury; one grandson; a brother,
Rev. B. w. Lockhart Of Manches-
ter, N. H.; two sisters, Mrs. Alice
Bentley of Montreal and Mrs.
Charles Fogg of Boston.
He was a member of the Loyal
Order of Moose.
The body was removed to the
Anderson funeral home, 20 Central
avenue from where the funeral
will be held Tuesday afternoon at |
2 o'clock. Rev. William Dickinson,
pastor of the st. Paul's Methodist
church officiated. Burial will be In
the new Pine Grove cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home tonight from to 8 o'clock.
Tax Notice
Oakville fire district taxes for
the year of 1885 become due and
payable Thursday, August 18th.
The tax collector, w. G. Nc
Gowan will be at Spooner's Drug
Store on Friday evening Of this
week to receive taxes. Beginning
next week the collector will be at
the same place on Wednesday and
Friday evenings to receive the tax.
His Office hours at the drug store
will be from z o'clock toe o'clock
ID. s. To-.
The collector also calls attention
to the fact that there are still some
unpaid taxes for the year of 1884.
Any 1894 taxes that remain unpaid
after Tuesday, August 18th, 1896
will have liens filed against the
property involved.
The collector also calls attention
to a new law that became effec- |
tive July LIST, 1885.
The new law decries that the COL
lector must report to the motor We
hicle commissioner, all unpaid tax
es on automobiles 60 days after |
such tax became due. The motor |
vehicle commissioner will in turn |
suspend the registration license on
any car or cars involved until q re-
ceipt shall be produced showing
that the taxes have been paid.
This law applies on the Oakville |
first district taxes due August |
18th, 1895. The collector states
that while he will be at Spooner's
Drug store but two nights per week
taxes may be left at his home on
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